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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1905-09-01

ing able to identify them later. His
presence of mind has already stood
him in good stead, because he has
since picked out the leader of the
band, who has confessed to the crime.
"The outrage was perpetrated upon
me-" said Mr.. Cendoya, about seven
o'clock Sunday evening. | was seated
at the table with my wife and three
children and two cousins. The meal
was just about completed, and my
servant, Thompson, was bringing III
the tea, when as he came in the door
there entered behind him five men
armed with machetes, revolvers and
rifles. Before / could exclaim the
leader called out; 'Quietos todo5'
cEvery one keep quietO.
1.-THE leader of the party advanced
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1905-09-01

as their captive. Mr.. Cendoya is Span
ish born, but is naturalized Amer
ican, and is married to an American
lady, who was Miss Julia Lane, of
Brooklyn, N. Y. He is the agent for
the Ward line steamship company,
and is a well-to-do merchant in the
eastern capital of Cuba.
The story of the way the bandits
conducted themselves is best told by
Mr.. Cendoya, who was sufficiently col.
lected during the trying interval in
which the bandits guns were pointed
at him and his family to study the
faces of each one with the idea of be.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1905-09-01
are mere bunglers compared with

are mere bunglers compared with
them.
The advance of civilization has
made Sthe pirates trade upon the sea
unpopular This has reduced those
in whom the old spirit still lives to
york in the mines Of the island as day
laborers, just as the naughty old Cas-
lillian used to oppress the poor ma
tive West Indian.
That the old spirit still lives in Cuba
was shown most forcibly to Mr.. Ju-
liam Cendoya on Sunday, July 8, when
he was seated at his table with his
family and two cousins enjoying his
evening meal. The party was inter-
rupted by the entrance of eight armed
men who demanded that Cendoya de-
Liver to them $4,000. or go with them
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1905-09-01
TO WE'D AN HElRESS.
Grand Nephew of James G. Blaine
Captures Heart of Boston Mil
lionaire's Eldest Child.

Boston.-Mr. and Mrs. Thomas w.
Lawson have announced the engage
ment of their eldest daughter, Miss
Gladys Lawson, a belle of %, to
Eben Blaine Stanwood, a well-known
society man. Mr. Stanwood is the
son of Francis H. Stanwood, of Bos-
ton, and a grand-nephew of the late
James G. Blaine. He is a Harvard
graduate, and is prominent in many
social organizations. Miss Lawson is
an accomplished horsewoman and
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1905-09-01
Emulating Carnegie.

Morris x. Jessup. the New York
millionaire, is emulating the example
of Andrew Carnegie by giving $4,000
to the town of Westport. Conn. to
erect a public library Westport was
once Mr. Jessup's home, and the build
Ing is intended as q memorial for the
Jessup family. The town agreed to
appropriate $1,000 annually for the IL
9rary's maintenance.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1905-09-01

"It is a great comfort to have child
about the house" said the man of do
mestic tastes.
"Yes," answered the unfeeling
wretch; "when company comes that
you don't care for you can make 1t
recite. Washing Star.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1905-09-01
Distinotion of Terms.

mo man." remarked the unoriginal
person, "can be hero to his valet"
NO." answered Mr.. Dustin Stax, as
he ran his finger around the inside OF
his collar, "a lnan with valet isn't ex-
actly hero. He's a martyr. WASH
ington Star.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-06
l !: ]! / ! /.
]. ]. Il. BIZ, | f., | IS
II stis
Y \, G. n s,S
& .4I 81 B n N n q,
(Spccial IL The aTimea-Dispatch.l

Especial to The ines Di spatch.)
tg CHATHAM, AZ Jan. S. ohm Allen.
a farmer Of near yyhitmell. came home
Saturday night IN n Il ug! vi mood from
over Indulgence in wiliskey. 5.I III 8 wife
had to spend 4 he night with neighbor.
Returning Sunday morning, NJ she called
her husband having prepared abreakfast.
but8there was no response. Removing the
cover rhe was 8horrfied to find her hus-l
band cold In death. His faithful wife and
one child survive him.
n I1WS. Att he ~ E ritIsh
steamship Long Bank, Will CHI allied from
this port for; 4 10 tterdam IN uesd ay, res
turned to-day with her spring yea i dis,
.ubled, 6 she Will be paired and Sproce 3
The Lang bank encountered the gale We'd
5nesdayG and had II rough experience In the
mountainous seas.
5# l0R RICKSBURG,&y Waffle steamer
3yVakehel has been wihtdrawnHfro the
Potomac Riyerafor the winter, and only
one boat, V the Harry Randall,ei Is now rum
ming on the a Pc toma G Es River between
Washing ton and the landings In 4 lower
aWcstmoreland. IS We 33
1, NJ Rt' OLIS, " An. n & Crisnlond and
Nv. H. Y S tol1es, clerks in8 the Portsmouth
post OH &C, were dismissed fronlSthe service
.to-day#by Postmaster Blu tt,e. This action
was ord cred by the Post office Department
upon concentration Of the Civil Service
Commission, be fore whichSbot 9TH had been
& tried for alleged irregularities in their.
;examina ton before the Civil Service Conlt
m ISIS lon In Ports tn. 355 AT NJ
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HARD ON GAME.
Law Against Shooting Them in
the Snow Violated,
Especial 10 Tho Times. pispatch)


FREDERIoKsnuRG, VA Jan. 6,--The
weather so fnr this winter hns been rx;
tremely herd on game Of al kinds Whilst
birds il , Wills snow il on tho ground the
law AM is Violated in many places and with
this. theliack of feed and other causes 3.
they have become Very scarce, The
Door, due in a Z: great; mqnslir to the
fact that the ground has been covered
With snow so much and the birds could
Miss tarre Henderson. OF Greenwood
Depot, " no was recently eperated on for
Stuart MIG ulTe, was reported last night
. MI ~ Mover ,SW, w. Martin. OF Stuart, ya.,
who has been under, treatment lneIdsnt
At At Eli. It,kes Hospital, has yecoi erred and
Is now able .t0 NE n Y NJ
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Enjoyable Entertainment

; vi
The q, nterta!nment which was glysr
"; greatly enjoyed by Y
able ato gain admiss1o 81, I, The splendid
Scott 3and, Mis-, Linda Jeteg. Mr.. liam
Henry Mitchell conducted the singing
The RprogrnmmeW was s. fol ows ~
Il Prayer, by Spast r, Rev u Y. 5S Scott &
address Of wec come ~ by Oh iierhert T. Beck
singing hymn n x. by the tschoo 81
Sitatlon, s..Y sterday Vas Christmas, by
Mabel Pollard singing. hylnn,No l6g; by
the school; dialogue, II here We're Shel'-t
herds,H32 by Helen Nlickols, Isabel Ia Mol-E
rls, Oracle. NJ Her Gladys Gentry II y by
sWitham, Cprnne Gentry, ldn y laney;;S
G"I Want 70 Seed esu 81 by NJ yrtl BE s,.g
Willie C)Xenham, NJ nry Muck y. rs ON
IOxenham,S r odophil .Ietnr,s Jamie p laneY,S
Ola Delaney. Isabelle a lbertson; sin ging,
hymn N !. lS7, bSSthe school lie t,hrist-
mas Cund les x reprcsented by ! rene FORD,
as spirit OF candles, eYll spir tts--1Gi e0rge
Jones, Robert Scott, Floyd Mitchell, WI Ri
lie Mfieton, Leonard Pollard. ny He IA n
sbertson; good spirit lisa Ina II a tbertson.5
Faith; Marie Nuckols. " Content SIS, u ossla!
Delaney, sympathy; Edna Jones, g enerFl
osity: Annie Loving. l-aTIe;s RUBY Liggo y
Cheer; jamie Nuckols This feature ended
with the children's carol. by ~ llinnf VI
{kins; recitation, ~ Merry Christ ~ ny
a-HA IT ters the programme had beei, given
the scholars were treated with boxes ~ Is
candles, raisins and nuts, The IN I'M anL
class also received toys, 81 ~ 3 Ss
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TRY TO GET M 0n!EYY d 4.
FOR JAMES RIVER

From Our Regular Correspo ndont.) lS
WASHINGTON p. C,, January ',---
AIessrs, 4 5R. d IL Peters, president OF the
Richmond Common Council w. H Cur
{tls,t a member OF the Board OF Aldermen.
and George Charming Ruskell, sergeant
alarms, arrived here to-night,gf for tho.
purpose OF endeavorng to cure an In
creased appropriation for the improve
5ment OF James River. as's $
3 Hon. j Il Taylor Ellyson, Of Richmond,
and Hon. g, Brooks Johnson, OK MAYOR
OF Norfolk, were here to. day. They had
a long conference With Senator Martin
concerning the prosueots OF securing III
appropriation for jamestown Exposition,
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INSTALL OFFICERS i +. 81 \
z: D 81: u: = Nc Faden Inducts Ar
scanumites Into Office d

Ulcers Of Ienrfco Council, & No. Ri 7as3.
were spu blicly Installed
ths elsen,s Hall hoe Of
With friends and members OF the council.
N Progra :nme under he lfrec-
5I FDa ont nAeIs w. s. West
g, Y ~ cFad en-, su enc represen Tive
Ing the 5i1stalat ion. Grand Representa-
a handsome pas regents Jewel. \ Tie pre-
sen tation was made by Grand Guide w.
I ~, % 5n q :. Z. Y,
we're inst tailed, were Regent W:sH. sReckes,
levy Past Regent Nv: Floyd + Rea MS rs.
Geer sreS a Ropsrs Sesreta
Kerr. Guide LoulsilA. Seals Sentryl@JViley
e. 81 Warden William G. Booth, Rep
5ss eurEe ssrS Na
{. irhe relieving lt, programme was well
n vtsa Brother Charles ofi.
Smith instrumental SELECTION. W est End
Angels song. Twenty Second Annlver-
MH''s%e
on the Farm Brother AibertS samuels;
public instnllation OF the offlcers, su.
sesme afREssen asHd sy S
Little Girl, Good -Bye.'' W. H. = Lucy. lJr.;
add ress, Rev r. n. aden; reel tation,
Lewis Cracker; banjo select lon, ". +. 4.
add ress, 81 Grand Ward en- W. T. y 'Da bney;
Angels; !" Postum ri 49, Master Harry
Lucy; address, S Broth her y. AZ CrenshaW
.''Deed u Do, q selection. Maydand Georgle
4 ucy:r address, Depu ty( Grand Regent
Harry Harry Kemp; solo. Good bye, Booze,
Sa nj Harrison :sreci tation,8 Master l1e WIS
Krn cker;i address, Brother "A, III l. M ack-
son; Good Bye, Eliza Jane. Georgie;
May, and II larry Lucy s sons, "a u les seq
30 4 he 5,rlc That Binds, v, nudlence;R bene-
5idctloni Rev.6F, T, Nc Faden.
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.REFU SEQ to- HEAR
.,s 555Ss MAYORS. MESSAGE
Especial 10 The rimes-D Ispatch.) .I3.

IN ORFOIIK, A., I Jan. &, ~ ~ The common
branch Of the City Council tonight, by a
vote OF 10 toll refused to hear read the
message Of Mayor ] mes G. Riddick to the
Coupcil$o Norfolk. When President Bur-
well asked. What shall we do with the
Mayors message, gentlemen Council
man .Arps. from the Sixth Ward, asked.
3"ITow long Is 1T. '4s and strobe over to the
clerks desk, where he peered over that
Officers shoulder at the document WI
move that It. be read, 81 came from Coun-.
Gilman Smith. An avalanche Of Noes"
greeted this and Councilman f tzg lbbon's
motion that X be printed. was passed.
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HOTEL MEN CLOSE { |. /. /:
TWO days \ ( session t:
Association Spends the %: Day IL II,
h. Sight Seeing M embears
Now Z eaving.

8s The Virginia. Hotel "a S. ocia ton yes
fterday concluded Il It's two dn vs. session ~
this city ana ad journ ed to meet ne ~
Il, Norf ok. terday the dn we ' 4: n
voted, almost excl dsi to lle
Stainment and amusement q the RVlsl -! Lotss
and theirwiyes and the iisdnuG y ters
visitors breakfns TED 5s !.
3 :, we're guests n of tho Lexing ton a.
lunch yester y, goln g, pack t'1e
sferson in the even AN s,, ,ai
During the day inc MIXERS q + g = "!
citation or m N.Y. Of I'M drove throlls IL
out the city and yls ted some q iS1 ~
ma NJ points OF interest In Or y the
city. Yesterday fterno on the hotel e men e,
Hy,,ere rendered a special ca ~
mas GER ofA theVllrglnlaet.
senger and Power Company fln 2 lna l.,,
the trip over the city lines q :
~ tl,e suburban lines he 81
q, vrn tIie hes Il rolling stock at the COM
ri 4 command and that Is as y s.
IA be lad, and were whiried / over 8&tn ~
on X rapid schedle q he9 III guests N.
great 4, a, loved this feature Of II el!8 en-
ainment ana became Jas zen ny 81 s'llst'c
= Al "a rtyE Of school boys on q
al s!tbey8 made their ton g.SS2s q.
tlie evening the part q snefsid, ~ "a
various IA Ions seek ng 3s5
and senlen t, rla M y
Ing to the DENY la - -
the opera. hot men eX y presseo2
themselves greatly leased with their g.,
irment willie In this@city. several
az the members left las night for theia
homes but tfe OF g en- Il t.se
stilSin the city and VII remain ~
Mich of the worls OF the Association
7rh,aT III the city was lining an
preparing for the dYocnoy o. cert,.l J,
Legislation designed to prottte' the nost''
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AMEND TREAI|lSE
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES [: 1 0 ] 4.
Step ii1a5'Il1is direction Taken 4
Yesterday at Meeting 81
Senate Committee. 81
SENATOR MARTINS OPINION
Can Readily See How Trouble
&, Might Arise Unless. ]. Care NJ
gsS8 rs b Excrtcd

sgSS ORION our Regular Consequently
ASKING TON. r. C;., January 81.
'rhougi, many senators professcd to be-
l!eve there was no danger to the states
OIL the South III, the pending arbitration
treaties With certain European countries,
ills plain that there Is some fear that
by means Of these featies foreign hold
ers OF repudlnted State bonds, and Of
Confederate bonds, may secure from Tlie
Hague tribunal d decision which may
cause trouble TO This country and the
States or the South. AT the session Of
the Senate Committee on! Foreign AZ
fairs this morning. Senator Mccrenry3of
Kentucky, s,lccc eded In having I he Ar glo-
American treaty amended so as to pre-
vent the European holders of such bonds
from taking their cases to- The Hague
In the#articles or the treaty which pro-
vldes for the safeguarding Of the In ter
csts Of the United States, Senator Me-
Crenry@ard Senator Bacon, "A OF Georgia,
had added .or@t the interest of any State
OF the United states, II Is believed this
will prevent the matter OF these old bonds
from being taken to The Hague court.
The Can-na- Gael directed attention to
the possibility ! OF n these arbitration
treaties being used by foreign bondhold-s
ers to collect debts due or al legged to be
due. n by q the 4 holders OF bonds ISSUED by
Reconstruction legia atures and frepudi ted
when the people were aEainSSin power
and the organization was much criticised
bccause OF It's alleged opposit ton to q
treat Will CHI would prevent. this country
going 4 to war It'll England A q t any time
in the future. Hatred OF England. and
not a real lin ercst In the. wei fare of the
several States OF he SouthsSwas alleged
IA the motive OF i this II opposIti ION to the
treaties. Several sera tors were quoted
I'M this correspondence Il to the. effect that
this country could not give to d 4 foreign
power by treaty y authoritys to do that.
which the organic & law, OF the country
does no ows ALLOW the Federal govern
mcnti I'd do. 3 "a ri; t
senato Martin 4 Is not sure that a this
disposes aof he matt ter. hilcs it is gun--
fdou btedly true a thAl the United States
car not grant by \ treaty n that which IT.
does no possess he said can readily
see how trouble mi ght grow out OF an
ATTEMPT Of he foreign holders OF bonds
irepud lated v by southern States q to have.
The 8. Idag rue I; tribunal @ enforce payment
The court mi light und ertake to en- force
payment casls belii wi tn some Do Rer
might arisc out OF his very thing.
have not examined the Anglo-Americ
treaty. with sllg cicnt 4 ca re- 4 to wa riant
MY ga wing ~ bet her there lis that Hi III
which could sbe const rued /. as giving The;
4 Hague court uthorit y 4 Ia pass 4 on UGH
case but Ii sl,ould be mad pl inS 4 hat
no 81 ch urisdic ion IL give a. ~
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Worry J ' { ] | Goes G . =
The Stomach ] | | ! ! | J! ! !.
Tears down the little telegraph Lines
that Operate and control the
H Digestive Processes. III 5sSs
How to Repair These e elegrap'htl
Lines 8Sfi
yittNllls GLADLY GIVE Any Stomach, sufferer
ii Full Dollars vortt, ~ N Retr, y
III eds s: rec 20 h Z Il I'M

ask no deposit no rcferencc--1 security.
There ii nothing 10 risk hing 70 pa either
not know ny remedy may have tui dollar
qrti free Is h.
9renedy. ii docs nett indeed. Treat The stomach
ltscfa goes bcyond-it treats tho nerves tthat
stSat M : put and bleak , down and Use
fson,uri 4 roublc. For stomach trouble ls really
roSbs 1hat sys ID rgg
is' WV yof. can s TSs 's m Se'l
S Yet do not n,lsnndersand ifeS when ] cay
t'neryes.n do not mean the n rves YOU ord.-
Marty think about inca 2 4 the "a nutomat "
stomach, nerves over which your N Ind has 20
central esBaa
Wf,fs V Il ssa Il, eoSf x,s yII
certain. ailillg a nerves v cause All forma Of
3stonIach trouble Indigestion. belet,ins. heart
stomach h medicine viii eure these ailinents
:, otsr
claims To- reach these n ryes.
probably. Mental anguish destroys thelr 1, Try
fbers md tears down the 5telegrap N. lnes
Irregular habits WIN do i. oyereatins viii 10
iho sane stomach failure. s
}raired- know asS why to rebuild va their
srength--to restore theirrigor II Is a remedy
which took thirty years OF my to perfect
q remedy which now known IN more than e.,
million hon,es-as Dr. shoop's Restorat I've
8EsIt YOU have stomach troublc and have never
tried my remedy. mereIy \. wrl tca nd nsk.EI
gw!ll send sou q n ord Ter on your !. druggst
cept4 d dollar. II will hand you from his
tshelvea q standard sized bolt Of my pres
This oners.ls made only to- stran gers to my
remedy Those " no ha We once used the =, ne.
are no condl tions-- no requirement lis open
and frank and fair. II is the supreme 4 est
of my 1imItless belief that II ask you to
do is5 to writ CIV ri q &,
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AFTER THE STATE.
Mr.. Elicit Wants Colonel Rich
!. ! q son tn Il Clean Of Snow. 4.

The subject or cleaning snow from the
sidewalks was up before the Grounds and
Vas discussed at some length. by Mr., FL
Ills Iii first move was to have the park
Keepers clean the snow from. around l I,e
Went after the State with shan,nler and
M iIe offered a resolution, which was also
ardson. 4 Register of the Land Office, that
as a tenant Of. the city It, Is the duty Of
the state. and therefore! OF the keeper OF
buildings aud grounds to- clean the snow
fro ntlle sidewalks around ne a Captot
Square, III III t955E ss.s7{s n .ttaf f4'ie
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supreme Court Proceeding

"A Proceedings OF the Supreme Court yes a
'st loss VS., commonwealth. [, fully argued
by Charles Il. Page and I no Att rneyS5-s 83
Gene raj and submitted a i. I. W 3
Jernigan vs., Commonwealth, centinueuG
\ u' ttfa,yeW'S rs. Commonwealth, argued BY
w. G. Darlington for plaintiff m m, error s,lp
and Attorney General Tor the isio'''''o'.
"Virginia Passenger and Power Company,
AGAINST tho Commonwealth, arsnsu nv
"A. Is. Guigon for the appellant ana corr COZ NJ
tinued until to-day, III, K, Z, ~ ~ ~
lThe next cases To- be called are ,pifls ar
wright VS., Common wealth, Mo- Oh doE,
poratiea commssiion d9sks5; v s'fg Rob
arts sIt Johnson and Others vs. Blaekn a ad
others Nos and sen 1 ls eTly'Rsssfii
~. x on,nn1y US. the town nt Sui olk,
NJ w & or, the argument docket,
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GUILTY OF M URD ER OF;
HIS TWIN SISTER
.lBX a ssocIated Press.).

II RISING SUN. IND. Jan. 6.--James
Gillespie, who. with his sister was In =
dlctcd for the murder Of his twin sister,
til G. gillespie, was found guilty to-
night and sentenced to life imp isonment.
The other defendants will be tried sep.
arately as In the case Of James G lilies
pie. Tho trial lasted over FIVE weeks
and was bitterly fought through OUT MISS
Elizabeth3 Gillespie was shot and instant
N killed while the: parlors OF her5holHe
preparing to entertain women's literary
r1,ilj t 35q 1!f 'tasSgSstfs{g 3g sfl$3s
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PUNISHMENT OF !.
CONVICT I.F;IENDLSH'
By.AssocIated PressD 4.

EI!3I 3 (F,y Associate ted I'ress.) l4iG 9
III JACKSON, mi SS.,sJ arltlnry 5,---G TO- eGHor
yardamal,, nfteran invest cation OF the
whipping OF Convict Howell by Sergeant
iPuckett, at the Rankin panitentlary, said;
1.-THE punishment innleted upon this IN.
fortunate convict was Sflendlsl, and be-
tokens a sdepravty whlch would disgrace
the most abandoned crimnal IN the ipeni-
tentiary.''( $ .ts Il " ,;e q s iaT sa &
The Governor has \ employed SO counsel
to prosecute Puckett In the State courts
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Funeral Of Mr.. Meyer.

Tho funeral OF Mr. Louis II Meyer. sr.,,
who died at his residence. Mo- 1000 West
leigh Stree, " wednesday, will take PLACE
this afternoon at 2 O'clock from st, Atary's
German Catholic Church,
Il Mr.. Meyer was we'll knoYnsin Richmond
and throughout the county&and at the
time az his death was a member of the
Democratic County COMMITTEES Of lIen-
rico aud lrepresented Brulns DlstrlctM.1 a
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y e, ATTRACTIVE xcURsloNsFfvlAa v
$ssnlITHER ERAlIWAY.88S{,S55Si, 5Si

The southern has on sale GUY !.
axc,,rsionI tickets to the various ~ resorts O =
n Tie South d nd Southwest, ct gr s,'
raf,,ced rites. no FLORIDA, assa,t,$ e,upo!
Mobile New orlenns, II custom
Mexico New Iexico. Pnclfi s aGoast,
al d many +. ms y, aou,te.
Railway throus t,.i ~, =
M service is Of the highest standard OF
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Dl.S||l|...IO||.O:||.'pS|:|,.
Restorative !. / ] | !. | / ! 3.
n GT0I.G | ] | !! I w /.
NAVAL APPROPRIATIONS !. { j !! J.
5Rixey Says Repub lican, Mem Mem
bers Of G Committee Are In
clined to Go Too pa ar.
- II :. u !.

5 (From Our Regular Correspondent ss5
#i WASHINGTON Jan. Representative
Rixeyt said to- dny he found the Repulb'lll:-
cans OF the Committee on Naval fairs,
OF Yl,ich$he is a member, inclined to- 4 80
beyond him this year in the mat ter Of cut,
ting down approprat tons for the 81 y pportt t
OF the navy. 5.i "a s.sf TX
II think they go too far In this dire &c:
ton An some ca he said "l !; q Y
opposed such lavish expenditure inm tho
CONSTRUCTION OF bat tleships but 4 /, believe y,
Svidcd for in other directions than the
Republicans OF the committee seem WI,
Ing to allow. We have not yet req ched
the subject Of new battlesf lps.1 III
the construction 81 $50 many ba ttlesi ps
vi Is his contention THAT q "a battles..ip
which costsaingthe &neig borlood OF seven
million dollars. soon becomes ant,,qula.ea
5struction is, thus wasted y Fl has al ways
been great bel ever In the torpedo boat
In naval wa rfare and the exploi IS of&yes7
sells Of this character the !. Rnsso.Jnp.
in the little fighters. 3S{ Il 81,
4 Mrs Martin, wi fe OF Senator Ma rtin, arr
rived here last night fron, smlithtield;;
weeks With hsr az Mas
little SON., Thoma Jr but her little al ggIrl
Martins are back at "A the Hotel Gordon,
where they have been for several WI ters,
Representative Swanson will S deliver an
address before the Confederate o camp OF
Winchester on the night OF the ninth Of
January III "a hi s
5 Genera Fitzhug, zee is %at the Shore
time In the interest or tho Jane own Elk
position In an address before he Forest
Congress yesterday General Lee invited
everybody within sound OF his voice to
come to Virginia In May, 1907. vi hen the
three llundredth anniversary OF the set
Element Of Jamestown will be commctno-
rated. s55 h "a II s..t is
5secretary5to Representa- tive In NIB. Is back
In Washington, He spends one or two
days Of every week at his home at GWath-
$lney, near Ashland, HI ~ 3& IA 8 tSe ..8