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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-10
NEWSLETS

" ~ NbN meet me AZ FOrnOSa.
saws the Jap TO Rojestvensky.
y m rather undecided vet
You might say on the fenceky."
How does Luzon strike your fancy7"
says the Jap 10 Roiestvenskv
Wen, ] couldn't say for certain.
There's the question OF expenseky."
You have friends hear, Al Saigon"
Says the Jap to Roiestvensky.
Disturb their peaceful quiet lives?
Ia feel much diTidenceky."
What say YOU 10 Natuna?"
Says the Jap 10 Rojestvensky
I'll think IL over. Thank YOU
For your warm benevolenceky -
Maurice Morris In New York sun.
Max Seigel. II years old was today held
In $500 for trial next Tuesday by Judge
Sweetland, on the charge Of yagrancy.
The alarm from box at $40 p. m yes
terday was for a fire I'm some old lumber
IN the rear OF IL BAnding street. damage
slight.
Asahel Irons. who rooms At IS West
River street. reports that his room was
entered Yesterday and that s21 IN cash
was stolen.
Ethel Kazlow OF 39s North Main street
reports stolen from her home. recently.
several small pieces OF iewelry all OF the
value OF s..
John Lavine was fined 500 and costs I'm
the 9Th district court today for the theft
OF a coat, valued at $40. the property OF
Charles H. Gould.
Ralph Dodd OF Lynansville reports that
watch. valued at S25. and pair
OF pantaloons. valued al $l75. were stolen
from him In "A house on Richmond street,
yesterday afternoon.
Caesar Y. Silvia OF 500 wickenden street
reports that his valise containing articles.
valued at $40 was stolen from the L. s.
Shipping office, 466 South main street. yes
terday morning
Patrolman Lyons discovered fire in a
-ettte 7of paper IN the rear or "a South
Water street at I:S0 p. U. yesterday. AS
sisted by H. r. Smith and N 8 Kelper
Lyons put out the flames. The damage
done amounted TO SIS
Joseph r. Fagan. S. and Paul r. Hol-
land, years old, were arraigned IN the
bth district court today for throwing
stones at New York. New Haven and
Hartford train. Fagan was placed on pro-
baton, Holland was placed i'm the custody
or Mr.. Wallace for trial next Tuesday.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-10
SUNSHINE REST COTTAGE
TO OPEN MEMORIAL Day

The Sunshine Rest cottage. a summer
home for working girls. will open It's
doors on Memorial day at Riverside.
Those who need rest can afford to en-
JOY It at the sunshine cottage. as the
rates are arranged 10 meet emergencies
such as come 10 all who must count the
cost o. living
1t is the object OF The management 10
provide real home comforts and the free
dom OF home. with all the watchfulness
OF careful superintendent.
The work is under the personal super
vision of Mrs. Matte r. ID. Gammons.
state president OF Rhode Island Of the
New York Tribune Sunshine society. The
Heartsease branch OF Sunshine consists
OF members living in all sections Of the
world. and IL is this particular branch
that will have "A special interest in the
summer home for working girls. Mrs.
Gammons. its president, Mrs. William a.
-EeEriS--Hlee- esiae44t7- and AFS-Aeiiie
Burrill Paine. secreta~ and treasurer
are the officers in charge.
The expense OF the work will be met
by ways and means suggested as the
work progresses. The first attempt TO
raise q fund has been the opening OF a
dining room in one cottage. where meals
are served daily TO all who apply.
Regular table board is offered at low
rates. the profits =. they come, to be
used TO carry on and enlarge the scope
OF Sunshine work. The work Is not
charity. II is the purpose OF the Hearts
ease branch 10 live as closely to the
Golden Rule as is possible. The motto
of the order is the Golden Rule. and the
text is, BE Ye Also a Helper"
The work is nonsectarian. all creeds ALI
shades OF belief are lost sight OF I'm Bear
Ye One Anothers Burdens" Helpers are
needed, the cottages are being furnished
and furniture and other helps are re-
quested.
Among those who have contributed
toward furnishing Sunshine cottage No.
are the following well known people:
Anthony e. Cowell one table lamp. An
thony and company. Riverside haif-ton
of coal Arnold & Maine. grocers Provi-
dence. five pounds OF coffee; What Cheer
grocery. one large ham, Penniman g.
Crumb Riverside. bushel potatoes. peck
of onions; Turner brothers. one bushel
OF potatoes; Mrs. William A Ferris bed
steads and crockery ware for general
use; Mrs. William Phillips, rocking chair
and dishes.
Anyone wishing "a contribute i'm any
way address the Sunshine Rest cottage
Riverside. r. |.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-10

What say YOU 10 Natuna?' ?'
Says the Jap 10 Rojestvensky.
I'll think IL over. Thank YOU
For your warm benevolenceky -
Maurice Morris In New York sun.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-10
ALEXANDER
REPLIES
TO HYDE

New York. May lo-The directors Of tn
Equitable Life Assurance society wer'
all being served yesterday with the sum
mons in the suit being brought by sena
tor Edgar c. Bracket in Saratoga
Springs on behalf OF Mary S. Young. who
sues as policy holder and stockholdei
for an accounting by all the directors OF
the Equitable.
None Of the defendants had been served
with the complaints Yesterday
The reply Of President James W Alex.
ander Of the Equitable Life Assurance So
ciety 10 the complaint OF Vice Presiden,
James VI HYDE that he had not sufficient
ly considered the interests OF the HYDE
stock. of which Mr. Alexander has been
trustee. was made in brief filed In the
state supreme court in Brooklyn yester-
day.
The paper was filed by counsel for the
Equitable society -defe adant in tAa- suit
Of Franklin r. Lord 10 prevent the NUT
ualization Of the society.
1t discusses the right OF the legislature
70 Intervene in the affairs of the society.
and on that question asserted:
"Of course the legislature cannot 60
so far as 10 confiscate property. or take
away the control Of a corporation from
the real parties IN interest. In the case
Of life insurance company conducted
on the mutual PLAN as is the Equitable
Life Assurance society. the real parties
I'm interest are tho policy holders. and
the legislature has the undoubted right
TO give the policy holders the control Of
their own interests
Concerning the allegation that Mr.
Alexander has been derelict in his duty
as trustee OF the Equitable stock held by
the Hyde estate. the brief asserts
ANY charge that Mr.. Alexander has
In any way, wrorged Mr. Hyde is abso-
lutely without foundation"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-10

William Burke was held in $500 by Judge
Sweetland today for trial next Tuesday
on the charge OF non-support John
straight who had been placed on proha-
tion for the same cause, last week Mon
day, was surrendered by Mr. Wallace
and sentenced 20 the farm for six months
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The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1905-11-10
No Poison In Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy.

No Poison In Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy.
From Napier New Zealand, Herald:
Two years ago the Pharmacy Board
of New South Wales, Australia, had
an analysis made Of all the cough
medicines that were sold in that mar
ket. Out Of the entire list they found
only one that they declared was en-
tirely free from all polsons. This eX-
ception was Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy. made by the Chamberlain
Medicine Company, Des Moines, Iowa.
/ u. S. A. The absence Of all narcotics
makes this remedy the safest and
best that can be had; and it is with a
feeling of security that any mother
can give it to her little ones. Cham
be-laln's Cough Remedy is especial,
recommended by Its makers FOL
coughs, colds, Group and whooplna
cough. This remedy is for sale BY
! DR.. L. Wenz.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1905-11-10
Post Falls Pointers.

W. d. Russell and wife OF Knox,
n d.. are visiting T. j. Russell and
family.
cantain Burbage aud wife have
zone to New York to spend the win
tor and Mrs. billiard will have charge
of their cottage during the winter.
c. G. nohl of H6iyard, who recent
" purchased a lotaeh Third street,
has let a contract to 1iuetter ana
Smith Of Spokane, for Trick build
ina 3oy45 It. with pressed brick and
plate glass front.
Chas. waggoner, Henry Enders and
In. NJ. Waegoner have engaged ~
,,,noss nnder the name Of the Sou h
c,da Da,ry compaa, The dairs vii
=, IN the Waggoner ranches south
west Of this place.
pennett s. Bihler have started
,,ark on the new concrete dam to'
the Washington Wate: fo"er coa''
r,ny on the second cha mel III IN.
.iver here. The dam will be 30 iec'
wide at the base, IA feet at Tue toi
and 60 feet high.
anderson Beasley Of Arkansas na'
=, rchased what is known IS ~
pn,nbam property, consisting o'
,,so story house and three lots IRON
Mrs NJ, Lizzie McHenry, and will res'o'
here with his family.
Dave Beddell of Occur d'Alene wa
.eysrely crippled last week ~n'''
| driving 10 bis land at East o.teu
acres. He vas riding on Ine 'u'"'"'
Gear Of the wagon, when inc Nv Sne -
s Esa over a board. which flew up
=. o,. one of his legs and fractures
the bones. lie was taken 70 oo'u'
|T.lcue for treatment
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1905-11-10
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage icepses we're issued re-
Gently ii IN. eouy; upu,. TO the fol.
lowing:
Oct. 30.-Aiex DAVIS, age Is, and
Lena Kiddcs, 27, both "a Occur d.
Alene.
Oct. 3l.--P. Il. Chase. 81. and
Sadie Robideau, 10, both OF Kooten-
al.
Nv 2.-Nr',eo James Geer, %,
aud Arey Il. ta"ptE, 10, both Of
South Bend, Wash; aau VIM. j. Co.'S
telio, 80, Sandpoint, and Ethelyr
Van Vert, %, OF Syracuse, N. Y.
Nov. A. II. James, 80, ant
Grace Empey, AZ, both Of Occur d.
Alene.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1905-11-10
ETIlITlIECEI1EI,ET N11ETET,ETI


When You Have Bad Ceid.
You want remedy that will not
only give quick relief hui effect a
permanent cure.
YOU want Il remedy that will re-
lieve the lungs aud keep expectora.
ton easy.
You want remedy that will coun-
teract any tendency toward pneuniun.
ia.
You want a remedy that is pleas
ant and safe to take.
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
meets all of these requirements and
for the speedy and permanent cure Of
bad colds stands without peer.
For sale 10y DIR. Il. Wenz.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1905-11-10
TEACHERS EXAMINATION.

Notice is hereby given that an en-
animation OF all applicants for teach
ers' certificates OF the first. second
and third grade, will be conducted al
Rathdrum, Idaho, Nov, %, "a, and
Is. Examination sessions will begin
at nine O'Clock a. M. each day.
Dated at Rlthdrum, Idaho, thi.
both day OF Oct, 1905.
N3-l7 Il. c. Egbers, Co. Sup't
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1905-11-10

Jersey milk, cents a onart
May SIT. T. \ yonn.
T. \. whitney. warden OF the Ida.
no penitentiary, arrived last woer
from Boise to appear in the dis,,,c,
court IN damage suit In WHICH he
was the defendant. lie won The case
Tuesday.
The Rathbonc Sisters will servo ;,
8 o'clock supper, at Fratcrnal hal, IN
the evening Of December l4th ~.
date being changed from Dec. 7tb 10
the l4th.
II you like good bread, use Red.
white y Blue Flour-the best f,our
." Inc market. For sale at Larsen
Bros. ave
L. Chambard left on Wednesday
morning for Kellogg, near which
place he has gone to do assessment
WORK on some miuing property owned
oy a. Cook. Mr.. Chambard expects
to be absent about six weeks.
Miss =. Janet Little, Of Huron, S.
y, gave an cIocution entertainment
at the Fraternal hall, Thursday eve.
ming Of last week, under the auspices
:of the Presbyterian Ladies' Aid SO.
lciety. The entertainment was great.
" enjoyed by good audience and
Melted a'snug sum.
FOR SALE:-Three Lots, 10. !.
t., and in Block ., Westwood's AID.
dition to Rathdrum; price 5000. A
clear title can be given. Address
Mrs. 9. NJ. Callahan, soS Spraguc
Ave, Spokane, Wash. Nio.Dlo
Rev. ?. J. Sehnert, pastor Of the
German NJ. Z. church Of this place,
announces that communion services
Will be held at the place OF worship,
Sunday lnQrning, at II o'clock. Rev.
II. j. Lanse, presiding elder, will he
|present. A cordial invitation is ex-
tended to our German friends.
| The best -four makes the best bread
Larsen Bros. sell the best lour:-
Red, White and Blue.
Thomas Hooper. of Spokane, was
In town this week with the skin Of d
large cougar which he made AFFIDAVIT
that he killed near Post Falls. He
brought the skin to Rathdrum to
claim the SIS bounty which the
county pays for them. Mr.. Hooper
says only SIS bounty is paid on cougars
lin Washington.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1905-11-10
Local Events Of Past Week.

WUM lvUnl0 VI TM0l UUUAs
The Lawton w. r. c., of Rath
drum, will have supper and fair
at Fraternal Hall, Saturday, Nov.
1s. Supper will be served from
six o'clock until 1890, p. M; price
2sc and I5c.
| A frame office building is being
erected by A. w. Post and Z. P.
Dyer on the lot recently purchased
by Mr.. Post from Mrs. E. E.
Scott
Work on Larsen Bros. new
brick is progressing steadily. Mr..
Peterson Of Spokane, and Arthur
Nicolai have charge of the brick
work, while L. P. Trueblood, j..
Rushing and E. r. Pilkenton are
doing the carpenter work.
A party of local sportsmen has
planned to leave Rathdrum, Sat
urday morning, on hunting ex-
petition to Priest lake. We are
informed that the outing will last
a week or ten days.
The Idaho State band, of Rath-
drum, has decided to give grand
MASQUERADE ball Christmas night.
Some music has been sent for and
the band is practicing regularly
and diligently in order to furnish
the public with the best they can
give in the way of dance music.
Some youthful hunters OF this
place killed cub bear Thursday
Ievening OF last week. The little
Bruin had wandered IRON his ma
tive wilds and was accommodating
in the vicinity of the ball grounds
when Willie, Clarence, Howard
and Trueman Sage interfered with
his manoeuvers and dispatched
him. The cub weighed fifty
pounds.
The New England supper eiver
lby the Lady Maccabees at the
Fraternal hall banquet rooms
Wednesday evening, was all thai
the public could desire. The
viands were of the best quality
abundant, we'll cooked and neatly
served, and great praise is due thu
ladies for their enterprise and cul'
mary accomplishments. The pro
ceeds of the supper were sass
The proceeds of sale of fancy
articles, held in connection Will
the supper, were s2I.55, sold OF
2, percent commission.
At about $500 O'Clock Wednes
| day evening the coat and vest wer'
. found to be missing from DUNN.
which had been left standing II
/ from. of S. E. ,Beggs & Cos. cloth
r ing department. The officials wer
: notified and the coat was found II
e possession of a man who had got
ten On freight train to leav
town. Marshal Rogers recognizes
the fellow as hobo whom he ha'
ordered out Of town in the morn
ing, but who had evidently return
ed after dusk. Deputy. Sheri
q Merritt placed him in the count
Jail over night, but as it is though
that the hobo stole the coat in OF
> der to get a short sentence wit
!. free board he was not prosecute
. and was sent out of town Thursda
Is morning. Mr.. Beggs' loss was il
}, creased by the dummy afterware
d being accidentally upset smashin
: large show case.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1905-11-10
Personal Mention,


Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Coon spent
Tuesday visiting friends in Standpoint.
G. II. Klopf was business visitor
In Spokane Monday. ta
The Presbyterian aid society meets
with Mrs. IIei.man this afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. II. Z. Egbers are the
parents OF son born, Wednesday,
Nov. 3.
DR.. y. d. brennan is visiting rela.
lives and friends In Iowa where he
formerly resided.
Sheriff Doust returned Tuesday
night from an Official trip to Boomers
Ferry.
C. S. toveland. state bank CON-
missioner, OF Boise, was here We'd
nesday guest at the Mountain View.
Use Red, White and Blue flour.
Every sack guaranteed. For sale at
Larsen Bros. I'm
Dudley Sage and family, departed
Wednesday evening for Mcdford, Ore
gon, where he expects to locate.
John Y. White, OF Clark's Fork.
was n town Saturday on business in
the district court.
c. A. Mcdonald, deputy sheriff, ar.
rived home Wednesday after three
days absence on official business.
WANTED:-Men to cut so or 100
cords OF wood on Fish Lake ranch.
Inquire OF Z. L. IIeitman, Rathdrum,
idaho. Nov.10tf
Mrs. Carrie NJ. Callahan was in
town from Spokane, the first OF the
week, looking after property interests
here.
Geo. S. Corser, NJ. w. A. deputy
for Idaho, is in Rathdrum, writing
up class for Rathdrum Camp 6S43.
Gust Peters was In town yesterday
and informed us that he will move To
Spokane next week. He has rented
his farm near Hauscr TO Geo. Bates
Roy Relnhart has returned from
Douglas City, Wash, where he hac
been working during harvest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Martin az
the parents OF Il son born last SUNDAY
near Watcrville, Wash, according u
news received by relatives here.
Robt. Schlcmlein OF Severance ant
Mr.. Ruhler, a timberman OF SAND
point, we're visitors in Kathdrum
Wednesday.
Mrs. johanna Felsenstein Is th
mother OF a daughter born on tues
day OF this week. the Felsensteln
reside two miles northwest OF GRANITE
John Crenshaw and J. II. M. Gull
who attended the U. S. District cou'
at Moscow as grand jurors for wv
weeks, arrived home Monday rigne.
Miss Minute Farr arrived non'
Sunday. having just closed success
full summer term which she tauRnta
sunnyside school, near Occur q Aie"
lake.
II. d. Doynton went to Gran
Forks, b. c., the close o! last wee'
to look after his interest Ia the 20"
ing alley there. He returned hon
Wednesday.
John Tibult and Mrs. Lippers
Severance, we're united In 'marfia'
In Rathdrum, Wednesday eVep''
Probate Judge II. S. McCrea perlor'
Ing TIE ceremony.
John Stirling and wife of Coryao
Iowa, who are touring tue "s'
visited Rathdrum friends this WEI
They have q daughter 10 opoN =,
whom they visited last week "
Surfing is the editor Of ne"spap
OF Corydou.
Have you tried Red, White = -
'''' Nos"eoe Mot
Larsen Bros.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1905-11-10

Herb w. Edwards of Des Moines,
Iowa, got a fall on an icy walk last
winter, spraining his wrist and bruis-
ing his knees. "The next day. he
says, "they were 50 sore and stlff
was afraid l would have to stay in
he'd, but I rubbed them well with
Chamheraiu's Pain Balm and after d
few applications all soreness had dis
appeared" For sale 10y DR.. +. Wenz
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1905-11-10

Eight more Cinnamon and one
Chinese woman, arrested at Bon
ners Ferry while attempting to get
into the United States from Cana
da, were received at the county
Jail Sunday night. There are now
fourteen Chinese in Rathdrum a.
waiting trial before U. S. Commits
sioner Post.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-10-18
PRESIDENT
ON HIS TOUR
Leaves Washington at $50
O'clock This Morning for
the South
FOR EXTENDED TRIP
About Fifty People We're at the Station
to See nim Start. Accompanied
by Mrs. Roosevelt.

Washington, Oct. 1S.-President
Roosevelt began his tour of the south
at $3.50 o'clock this morning. His de-
parture from Washington was without
incident. AS the President alighted
from his carriage at the side entrance
of the train shed, he assisted Mrs,
Roosevelt out and then smiled and
raised his hat to half hundred spec
tators who had gathered to see him
depart Just before the train moved
out, President Roosevelt stepped from
the observation room to the rear plat
form of his car and smilingly bowed
his Acknowledgements to the tlutter of
handkerchiefs of the crowd.
President Enthusiastically Greeted at
Richmond.
Richmond, Va, Oct. 1S.-The city
was in gala attire to receive Presi-
dent Roosevelt The special train ar
rived promptly at noon and was met
by great crowd. A procession form
ed and the President was escorted to
Capital Square, where he delivered
his speech.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-10-18
TORNADO
IN KANSAS
Destroys Forty Houses in Soren.
to and Sweeps Away All in
Its Path
FOUR PERSONS KILLED
Thlrty'five Others We're Badly Hurt and
Three Of These Will Probably Die
From Their Injuries

st. Louis, Mo-, Oct 1S.-A tornado
struck the village Of Sorrento, Kansas,
~ miles northeast of St. Louis, last
night, killing four persons and injur-
ing thirty-tive others, of whom three
will probably die. The tornado did a
great amount of damage, forty houses
being blown to atoms and carried far
from their foundations. Everything in
the track of the tornado was swept
away. The dead are:
MRS. THOMAS FILE.
MRS. WILLIAM STEWART.
WILLIAM MANN.
HARRISON MANN.
Storm Was General in Illinois and
Missouri.
st. Louis, Oct. 1S.-The storm that
partially wrecked Sorrento deluged AL,
ton, Illinois, where there was cloud
burst. st. Louis also suffered from a
terrific thunder storm. Grafton, IA
miles distant, was deluged and the
main street was three feet under
water. Ten miles north of Alton, a
Chicago, Peoria and st. Louis freight
train struck a washout and plunged
into a creek. The cars contained cat
tie and horses, many of which were
drowned. The train crew escaped by
swimming. It is believed that several
narcOns ware drowned
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-10-18
POLICEMAN CAMll0 MARTINEZ SHOT
Justice Of the Peace Ricardo AIarid
lnfIicts Serious Wound With
Revolver.

Last evening about o'clock peo-
pie along lower San Francisco Street
were startled by the crack of a revol-
yer and the yelling of number of
men. The cause of the disturbance
was the shooting of City Policeman
Camilo Martinez by Justice of the
Peace Ricardo Alarid. Both men be-
tween whom bad blood existed, had
engaged In some argument, the JUS
tice using number of vile names in
reference to the officer. Martinez then
turned to arrest Alarid, when the lat
ter pulled six shooter from his
pocket and fired point blank at him.
The bullet entered the body of the Of
ficer, just above and to the left of
the navel. Martinez was also struck
several times over the head. Henry
Alarid, a nephew Of the justice of the
peace, then came upon the scene and
prevented any further shooting and
Martinez escorted Ricardo Alarid to
the jail. After placing the man under
lock and key, Martinez walked to the
office of DR.. ]. M. Diaz, where his
wounds were dressed, the bullet being
taken out about six inches from wher'
| it entered and on the left side, a ri
having detected its original course
Alarid was released from the jail las
evening upon $1,500 bond to appear be
fore Justice of the Peace Jose Ma
Garcia on Saturday morning for pre-
liminary hearing on the charge OF as
sault to kill. Dr. Diaz, with his ex
cellent appliances for such cases
dressed the wounds Of Martinez IN
twenty minutes and sent the wounded
man to his home. He says that the
wounds will heal quickly and that
nothing of a serious nature Will re-
suit. The city physician this morning
made an official examination OF the
wounds and concurred In the dag
nosis Of DR.. Diaz.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-10-18
TO REFUND MONEY FOR DUTY.
Secretary Shaw Will Endeavor to
Have Congress Pass Resolution
for Miss Roosevelt.

Washington, Oct. 1S.-Secretary
Shaw said yesterday that an offer will
be made to President Roosevelt to
seek authority from Congress to re-
fund to Miss Alice Roosevelt whatev-
er money may be collected from her
in the way of duties when she re-
turns. This course is prompted by
what he considers the injustice OF the
law in her special case. He points
out that the presents were not only
not solicited but that she had no de-
sire to receive them. She was COM
PEELED to do so, however, or else give
offense to those who offered them and
thus make enemies for her country.