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The Washington times., 1905-09-03
JUST OUTSIDE OF BUCHAREST

offer the customary respect of uncov-
ering would Justify their exclusion from
Gods house. The corresponding refusal
by women to cover their heads obliges
II. This church is closed with deepest
regret and shame for the cause.
''It will mean much loss to the church
OF the devotion and offerings of the rev.
erently disposed. 1t is hoped, however.
that the solemn protest thus made In
Gods name will bring thoughtless per-
sons better sense of what is due to
His presence and glory so that His house
may be speedily set open as freely as
before -
The Washington times., 1905-09-03
PRESIDENT LOUBET
WILL SOON RETIRE
Many Candidates for Presi-
dency of France.
IN c u M ENT IS POPULAR
Prefers Simple to Strenuous Life
Despite Efforts Made to Have
Him Remain
IN c U M ENT IS POPULAR

PARIS, Sept. 2.-The question OF who
is TO succeed President Loubet, who
has now nearly reached the end of his
term, already begins to occupy the
mind of the French people.
Many there are who are exceedingly
well satisfied with the present Presi-
dent. under whom France has become
more prosperous than ever. and who
has done more than anybody both to
convince the French people that it is
possible to have stability under a re-
publican form of government and who
has made France respected in the eyes
of the world. and these people would
like to see Loubet accept a second term
This is. of course. out of the question
Nothing In the world could-fnduce NJ
Loubet to postpone his return to the
simple life he loves so.
The Washington times., 1905-09-03

the vascillating movements Of a balloon.
but travelled swiftly and straight
Suddenly II was evident that the
steersman intended TO turn, and without
a moments pause the long, white ship
moved away and sailed northward and
as I stood there with the evening sky
above me, / recollected how Tennyson.
in his "Locksley Hail." had spoken of
floating armies in the sky" and how
We thought it poets dream, and here
right above me was the first of the great
airships which are to be, but which /
trust may only come to perfection when
war shall be no more.
Queen of Holland.
Nobody who occupies a public position
has. believe, been more misunderstood
than the young Queen of Holland, and
about nobody have more fictions been
related. At one time we hear that she
is absorbed in the thought of her own
greatness. that no one is good enough
to associate with her
When she came TO England she GER
tainly created the impression that she
was a young lady who had the most
implicit belief in the divine right OF
queens. Another time we hear that she
and her husband are on the worst pos
sible terms. that her marriage is very
unhappy. and a separation is even
| hinted at.
But i bad occasion the other day TO
become far more intimately acquainted
/ than / had ever been before with the
real state OF things in the Dutch court
and / believe that all the stories which
have been circulated are practically
false.
1t is quite possible that when the
Queen was younger she had very ex.
allied notion OF her Importance. / heard
on good authority that at the time she
came over TO England with her mother
| Princess Henry OF Battenberg met her
and, as they were related, kissed the
Queens mother and was about to kiss
the young Queen. who resented tn,
overture and held out her hand 10 b.
/ kissed instead. as more fitting for Z
reigning monarch.
Princess Henry of Battenberg wal
amused at the incident. but after al
she was very young. and she has learn
wisdom, and that is what n great man,
people miss in their earth education
But far from being unhappy. nobod,
leads a more domestic and a more In
tenseiy peaceful private life than Queel
wilhelmina- Prince Henry is devotet
TO her. and she to him.
Couple Too German.
The only trouble is they are bot
too German. he by nationality. she b
LOYALTY to him, and are apt TO offend tn
Hollancers. Any lack. however, in thi
way is amply made up for by tn
1
The Washington times., 1905-09-03
Candidates Are Many.

The candidates for presidential honors
are many, from Count Boni de Castel-
lane. who has been entirely cured of
his royalistic tendencies, but who. of
course, does not have the ghost OF a
chance, even IL the Goulds were to help
him with their millions, to the Social
istIc Emile Joures, who very many
think would make an ideal President.
but who will be strongly opposed by
the army. because of his anti-militar-
istic views.
President Loubet's last official act will
be his trip to Madrid to return the visit
of King Alfonso. The President will
travel in royal splendor. nearly half a
million francs having been appropriated
for his trip. and great preparations are
being made all over Spain to give him
a reception worthy of the traditions of
the Spanish peOple
The Washington times., 1905-09-03
Admired by Alfonso.

King Alfonso, who is a great admirer
OF NJ. Loubet, is ever thinking of new
ways to honor the President of France.
and If his present plan is carried out
NJ. Loubet will be asked to lay the cor
Rerstone of the foundation of a splen-
did monument for Cervantes, the i'm
mortal author of Don Quixote.'
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-03-06

A large line Of picture frames and
mouldings that must be sold at once re-
gardIess Of cost TIE Ideal Studio, S5s
West slais street lmarst
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-03-06
FOUND"
Odd Notice in Prominent Southern Paper
of interest on clarksburg
Residents.

One of the best known newspapers in
the South is the Guide Of Dunn, y. c.
Its publisher, j. p. Pitman, sends us
the following clipping with request to
publish:
"Found-by the editor OF tae Guide, n
bottle OF Hyomei. The wonderful treat
ment that cures eatarra witnout stomach
dosing. W. can speak in highest praise
of its remarkable power TO cure ami re.
lieye catarrh of tine head and throat.
This mention is made not a. an advcr
tisemcnt, but in the interest Of those
VINO suffer tine torture Of that terrible
disease eatanh"
In sending the clipping, Mr.. Pitman
wrote the following letter:
i enclose a little piece from my papar
issued today. You will see from tas
that desire to push the selling of Hy-
omei as far as possible. am using it
in my own family. and find that it gives
the desired relief so that I take pleas
ure in spreading far and n,ar tae knowl
edge of this sure relief for catarrh."
sturm & Wilson, in preparation for
tne catarrhal troubles OF tais season of
the yea, have ordered large stock of
Hyomei, and sell it under guarantee 10
refund the money if it does not relieve.
The complete outfit costs but 81, and
extra bottles can be obtained for fifty
CENTS. Ask them TO show you the strong
guarantee under which they sell it. This
remarkable remedy medicates the air you
breathe, soothing and healing the mu-
eous membrane Of the air passages, and
making complete cure Of the worst case
q catarrh.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-03-06
THE STUDY OF OLD GLORY.

While the entire states nave tneil
eyes turned toward the White House and
as the flag is the chief embellisament Of
our Capitol City it comes at the proper
time That sucn lecture as DIR. Jayne
is to give at the Y. M c. A. nall on
Tuesday night at 500 o'clock. The
story of Old Glory is the romantic mis-.
tory with moving and motion pictures
and beautifully colorei stereopticor
slides, ably described by DIR. John A.
Jayne. For tine teacher and student
alike there will be room for thought and
stirring refreshments in this romantic
story of our nations growth. General
admission 25 cents to all.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-03-06
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

In pursuance Of an order of the
Board OF Directors, passed Feb. Il,
1905, Their viii be a meeeting of the
stockholders Of the Traders National
Bank, of Clarksburg, w. Va, held
at its office on Tuesday, tine 2lst
day Of March. 1905, at 10 o'clock
m, to consider and vote on the fol-
lowing resolution:
RESOLVED, That the Traders Ma
tional Bank, of Clarksburg. W. Va.
be placed in voluntary liquidation
under the provisions of Sections
SEQ and 1921 u. S. Revised
Statutes, to take effect April 10, 1895.
s. III. WHITE.
Cashier.
The Traders National Bank Is 90
ing into voluntary liquidation in or
der that its business may be merged
with that of the Peoples BANKING (
Trust Co, under the name Of The
Union National Bank. Of Clsrks-
burg, W. Va. 16feh1na
f7-<r--T~Euk A<a-xk..l r.us...--. ~'f'N
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-03-06
ENTERTAINING
WAS THE LECTURE DELIVERED BY
DR.. JAYNE AT THE TRADERS
OPERA HOUSE.

At Lac Traders Grand opera mouse
Sunday afternoon. Rev. John Jayne
made good in ais special message to
men called '-1-a- Fly Wheel Of Society. >
This is q study in the secret character
building and by mis- stereoptieon slides
and motion pictures, he kept tae men
fully alive with MS subject for over an
hour and aalf. DR. Jayne has put a
lot Of work in gathering together the
material which makes up this master
piece, not only in the thought and sub
iect matter but in the beautiful illus.
trations thrown upon the canvass. No
wonder such deep sense OF appreciation
as that which was shown forth Sunday
afternoon was the result. Coming with.
in short period of the DeMotte lectures
and the thoughts ami forces he set 90.
ing among our men. DR.. Jayne's lecture
was the right message at the rigat time
in the right place. Character building
he showed up to be the chief purpose OF
life and it was habit That either marred
or made and it was habit as tae eFly
Wheel Of Society receives and dis.
tributes the energy of steam. so in mans
life habit receives and distributes the
energies of his life. The message was OF
excellent character and the messenger In
ais own naive style. with mis- strong.
forceful language and powerful person.
atty, DR.. Jayne mas really strong
message for men, and many men wished
that they could near him again.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-03-06
GOVERNOR AppoINTs srAFF.

Governor Dawson mas appointed L. L
Boggs his private secretary. Mr.. Bogg'
held the position under Governors At.
kinson and White.
Among other appointments made BY
Governor Dawson Saturday, tae follow
ing officers of tae Governors staff wa
announced:
General Morris IIorkheimer, Waeel-
ing; Colonel Isadore .Sehwabe, Char
laston: Solonel Enoch Carver. Charles
ton; Colonel j. b, Somerville, Elkinsi
Colonel G. I. carskadon, Keyser; Col
onel Bodiey. Wheeling; Colonel Jasped
z. Smith. New Cumberland.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-03-06
NEW OFFICERS
OF THE U. CTS.
WERE ELECTED AT THEIR ANNUAL
MEETING SATURDAY NIGHT
ONE INITIATION OCCURS.

clarksburg Council, No. 2s. United
comemrcial Travellers, neld its annual
meeting Saturday night and elected of
feers to serve the ensuing year as fol.
lows:
Senior COUNCILLOR. s. ATechling.
Junior Councillor-w. D. Newton.
retaryTreasurar-H. F. Horr.
Condnctor-J. j. Crews.
Page-V. G. Swearingen.
Sentincl-C. W Mayer.
Executive members-T. B. Wilson
and Thomas Boenen.
c. Ray Cunningham was initiated into
membership of the council with impress.
sive ceremonies.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-03-06
THE POLICE COURT.

Mayor Shields sentenced Jonu Stealey
70 thirty days Imprisonment in Jail in
default Of payment Of twenty dollar
fine as punishment for drunkenness al
the regular session of police court Mon.
day morning Three other prisoners
were up before the mayor TO answer to
tae same ofTensa. Two drew five days
imprisonment each ana the other tire.
days. Two put mp fines of five dollars
and costs were forfeited by failure Of
the arrests 10 appear at The specified
time.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-03-06

Fenwsys Chocolates please sveryon,
Sold onl, By c. D. sturp l. %.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-03-06
WELDED
THE AXE
CUT DOWN APPRoPRIA,
TONS AND OUT EXTRA MILE
AGE FOR LEGISLATORS.

Governor Whit, cut out OF tae general
appropriation bill items amounting to
s47.75o before ne sanctioned its passage.
The legislative appropriation bill for
the extra session was reduced by s4,6sS,
90, tn amount Of mileage voted for,
Governor White held that the voting
Of mileage when no mile mad been trav.
eled was unconstitutional.
Tae appropriations for the various in
situations etc. were reduced by the fob
lowing amounts by the disallowances
made by the Governor.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-03-06


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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-03-06
ALL WIPED OUT

md no insurance, mas ben the end Of
many mans career. We may pity MIN
but does he deserve iti Has any man
tae right to go without
INSURANCE.
We think not. Especially when We
,tand ready to write him a, policy ir
the best companies at a very moderate
rate. Think this over and let us know
now you fel about it.
Mark kobfeeard,
GENERAL INSURANCE
Rooms and 2, Moore Bldg, 4ta 81
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-03-06

Schuyler c. Robinson and Wife.
Bristol, W. Va. NIarcn 4. 1905.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-03-06
coMMITTEEMEN,s TEA.

The March meeting of the Y. NJ. C. A.
members and committeeman viii be nela
at the association rooms Tuesday night
at $3.50 p. M. Supper viii be served
promptly and an enthusiastic crowd is
expected. These suppers have made a
name for themselves among the mem,
bers.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-03-06
BILLS VETOED.

CHARLESTON. W. Va. Marcn 4
Governor White has fled vetoes of the
following bills passed at the recent regn-
lar session of the legislature: Hons,
bills fixing the minimum scnool term at
six months in each year and setting
aside $4,000 from the general school
funds for aid fine poor: bill relating
TO motor vehicles and regulating their
speed; bill establishing criminal cour.
in Mingo county: bill regulating freigit
charges on snort line railroads; bill e..
tablishing public library in Martins
burg and also abolishing the informed
iata court in Marion county. Senate
bills establishing the indep pendent school
districts of Redwood. Nicholas county.
amending Fairmont charter. Tae bill
amending the law relating 10 the sale
OF lands Tor the benefit of tae school
fund known a, tn King land case bill
was allowed t. become a law without
the governors signature.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-03-06
CARD OF THANKS.

The undersigned desire to express
their sincere thanks to the many friends
that nave so generously given money
to send our little girl to JONAS Hopkins
Hospital to be operated on for cataracts,
We also take this opportunity to give
them the information that on the adj,
vice of the surgeons the operation aa .
been postponed until one of the catar
acts has become more mature. Another
trip viii be made to Baltimore at later
date and all money contributed will b.
faithfully used for the purpose for
which it was given
Again thanking the people for their
generous efforts 10 restore our cnild's
sigat. We are.
Sincerely,
Schuyler c. Robinson and Wife.
Bristol. W Va. NIarcn 4 1905
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-14
is NOT HOSTILE
TO UNITED STATES
Porto Rican House Of Delegates Adopts
Resolutions Setting Forth
That important Fact.
tHN Associated Press j

SAN JUAN 7 T. F'ch. la.-T The
Hons" ot Delegates last week unan-
mously adopted the following rcso:,,-
ton:
First. 7: protest AGAINST the false
accounts published in tho press CT the
United States attributing to the House
sentiments Or hostility towards .>mc;i.
can people
"Sccord TO declare that the Hcuse
CT Delegates: Of Porto Rico is insured
with fundamental sentiment of I'd.
herence 70 tho people Of tie United
States and with the Nest Tie; ;s;,,. j
'dcaI Of preserving the personality Of
INC Porto Rican people an: promn,.
in" their welfare
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-14
WOULD MARRY HELEN GOULD
Albert E. Leighton. Chemist. Suffer
ing Fror Religious Me,ancho,ia.
Taken in BY Gotham Poiice-toad-
Found on Him.
Cry Associated Prcss.)

NEW YORK. Feb ls-IIavinp III
his possession q bill made oni against
America and the Young Mems Chris
tian Association. FOR $4,000 ON0, 600. for
creating new heaven and !, now
earth. Albert +. Leighton OF 81 South
l?'h street Philadelphia. was arrested
'oiay. technically charged with carry.
ing concealed weapons 4 loaded re-
vol:cr was found in his pocket ana
also letter 10 Miss Helen Al Goul,..
Sent Letters to Miss Gould.
The police say he has been sending
lcItcrS to Miss Gould proposing mar
riaSc. The ambulance surgeon roport-
cd that Leighton was suffering from
religious melancholia 4 paper VAS
lnund in his pocket which read rs inI.
lows:
Am erica and y Nj c. SA.. liz account
with Albert +. -ci%htcn. to one nom.
tain discovered, $4,000, 900 900: 10 one
rev heaven and earth created. S., 900.
o1',0Oh: total $lO,OOOnOO,nnO Pleas.
remit. Long past due
The paper also contained many Nh.
lical references.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-14
NEWPORT NEWS, VA, TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 1905.
4 each time a pardon

several times and each time pardon
WAS refused!
rGnns'! re-: Mrs. Edwards today I'll.
"a 4 supplemental confession in which
she tells CT The brutal mrrdcr OF her
hEsi'a:d she to'.nu rim lynn; on IL
Porch in a drunken sleer AVID s1rlci7
him several times on tic nsaA with 4
hammer. 10 raised himself 10 IL sit
lin" position and then rolled ,rlo lilo
yard whore again struck him wish
the hammer several TINES :,hn
hen relates hcw her daughter assisted
iti 70 throw the body into Il cistcrn
ana The means ,:.kcn 10 cleanse tho
perez. and ter dress OF blood Stains
Mrs Edwards prison k,,r CHILD vas
taken irons Reading jail today. It
was hrcr.h, ~ this ciry and later .rrt
Tor WASHINGTON
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-14
DISAPPOINTMENT
FOR SAM GREASON
Supreme Court refused to Act on Al
legged New Evidence Contain.
Cd il Won1an's Statement.
,Hy Associated press.)

PfIIl-ADE!.pIil.. PA Feb 18TH
less the board Of pardors. which meets
III Harrisburg on Wednesday,. recon-
mcndS the Communication Of the death
so'A cnco 9! Mrs. Kate Edwards and
Samuel GrcasCn. cclorcd. OF Berks
conntE. the woman and her accomplicc
Will he hanged On ThursGa: al thi;
week, III the Reading jail for the mar
der of John Edwards her husband.
The case camc before the Supreme
Conr, finally today On two petitions
one by the wcmaM. in which she held
GrcaSOn h!amclcss FOR the murder CT
he! husband and prayed that nc be
::ivrn ncw trial and another BY Grea-
son in which he asked fer a rconcninc
Of his case On VIC Ground Of nowly lis
covered evidence. Both petitions were
refused. only thrcc Of the seven mclr-
hers CT he cn'lr' voting il favor Of
the petitions. There was no opinion
fled, thc papers simply being cn,lnrsr,
''r"lil*Ctl''
The Wora.: Comics sio,.
Tic newly discovered evidence =
icrred 10 in the GrcasOn petition VI.
he confession Of Mrs. Edwards !,
which she stated that GreasOn had no
connection With the crime: that size
killed her husband ana tina, her
daughter May assisted her in in:o%-
ing her husbands BODY into 4 cis,ern.
G. nnS"l for Grcas0n conGdenl.y cv-
pectc; thaC the Supreme Court would
reopen IL" c;.sc anh MIS- Edwards
cc.'ns"l WA, r"lying upon such a con.
1ingclcy IL save his client 'sAlifc. Had
the case bccn rconcncI. the woman
would lave been repricvcd in order
10 testify in favor CT the cnlOred man,
but as he matter now stands only
the board Cl paranns can save Mrs.
Edwards frrm the scaTold Governor
Frnhvlackrl has refused D interior
uncs: he receives Il recommendation
1rrm tho pardon board ara this body
docs not mact until "a hours previous
70 the time SGT for the execution
Pardon Thus Far Refused
lie case has boon before Ike hnaro
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-14
HOW MEN EXPLAIN
ATTACK ON BISHOP
Say They Were Trying to Serve
Papers on EccIesiast and ne
Showed Fight.
tHy Associated Press I,

BUFFALO. y. y. FEB 49, Two
men giving the names Of Stanley
WIhoski and Thaddcus .'rbanowics,
have been arrested in connection with
nc ALLEGED attempt 10 shoot Bishop
Stephen kamlnsisi. Of the Indnne n1rr,
Catholic church (Po!ish). late Sa:ur-
day night
Tie; say tina, they visited The bs!,.
CPS house for the purpose Of serving
some papers in an action a@ains, hl:n
The bishop, they say showed iiSl, and
orc Ct The men fired two shots Over
his head 70 cover their retreat.
'Ihc bishop has MADE a sworn s,ato
;ncn, 70 the cflcc, thar Two mon Tried
70 rob him and ordered him ia throw
up his haEds
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-14
Student Of Bible For Years

SH ATTANOOGA. TENN, Feb l3 49,,
Albert l.. !nishton's hrctncr. Artlu,
" Lci@h'o! lives in Chattanooga. Tbs.
brother tonish, said that Albert had
hecn 2 *,ncent Of the billie for years
ana mat his mind had become unbal,
anGed on religious topics. AIN, IT.
Leighton !nfr Chattanooga cigh,cen
mcrths az" He is % years Old Ar
thur ". Leighton is president III Tx.
Southern Steel Works.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-14
DEBRIS AFLOAT I'm
THE PACIFIC OCEAN
Mass Of Vegetation, Tree Trunks and
carcasses Of Animals Passed
b. City Of Panama.
lHN Associated Press )

SAN FRANCISCO. CAL. Fob ,o.-
The Pacific mail steamer City OF Pan,
ma which left this por: or Jan. 81 fer
ports on tho Central American coast.
mad strange experience. rcwS CT
which has inst been received here ~
mail from Acapulco.
Through miles Of sea covered thic,.
~ with masses OF vegetation. ,rc,.
franks and he carcasscs OF dead All
mals. the steamer sailed The debris
az times was 50 thick tina, he: progress
was impcdod
some of the trees were Gvc ana Xix
oct in diameter and ne 1cad an:r,a!s
Voc "f all descriptions
The debris was encountered Jan IS
IN latitude 1858 north an. !nr.i,,,l,.
'oo29 west and was eight or nin,, !c,.,
thick:
The oI!icc:s Of The vessel were M.
able 10 explain the strange cc,,dii;ar
;'rG when they arrivd N Acunuico y,
light was thrCwn on The subject /,
Is supposed that the 1lOalin.. mass Of
dchlls was cast up On III. waters III
some gigantic volcanic eruption an III.
Central american coast,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-14

lion, he sad had been ,nappeu or
'vidca,ly with the idea 81 dcstrovin..
the r2SDec,ahr clements q; the Demo
'"a'ic party Ne commended Nj. Viii
ilams, the minority leader FOR IA
inSin2 10 ~ Tors" !hr Hearst ralr .nl.
also refusal Ut ,ha, leader 10 s,oou
!" 4 controversy With a ..nn!c,nriin,c
npporcnl
rs soon rs MIR Sullivan COM lido,
Mr. Hearst rose /" reply He denied
thai y" nilEn. INSPIRED al sunncs,nl
M publication rcie FRED to. IN, said.
nc assumed all responsibility for it.
Hearst REPLIES.
lcllyinS 70 Mr. Sullivan's criticism
tat Nir. II Asst had been guilty Of lacl:
Of ac,icr in The House. MIR. Hears, said
no vas prcceodn" in the way hr
,hon@ht mos, effective to l:s consti,,,.
"nls. He did no, know any way bv
which . man could be less effective for
his constituents THAN in cmi1,ipn
chcwcl wind IN the norr ot thu
House.
~ Hearst Thea ban a review Of
INC attack upon him hv Representative
Grove Johnson Of California wien he
was in'"rr''n,cl by Mr. Payne lNcw
1crk). who alleged me remarks re
nnparl!ancntary.
ask fer fair PLAY" demanded Mr.
Gri=@s Georgia.,
ar. PAYNE Withdrew Ills point. ana
'Ir. Hearst proceeded. lie declared
tha' Il" had NO desire TO criticize MIR.
sullivan because. il he had no would
'Continned on seventh pagc)
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-14
TtClMAN IN PHiLADEL PtIA.
Souto Carolina Senator Goes for Med
cal Attention.

rIII.ADEl HHIA "a. Fph a.
'Enlt"d States Senc,tn T'i'nr'n. II
Santh Carolina arrived her l..,r trd...
in company With his nhv:ici.n II /
" Enhcoe'l nI Columbia 5. E. Sana-
''' .iiliman SAYS 10 has hcc. ii Ii
Lcaith ana 'hnr he camr mere rcr treat.
lie SAYS he vii! not enter a sa:itar'.
nm and states tha' his l,hvS,tl.;.: SAYS
lie is suffering with the "rir. but Sen.
Htor FiIlman says hc links i, i
Something moro serious ;han lllr -.;,,