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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-12
PRESIDENT TO TURN
BACK ON TREATIES
(By Associated press /,

WAsflINGToN, -. C., Feb. ll.--Prcai-
hnt Roosevelt has addressed d letter to
Senator Cullom. chairman Of the, Com
4mittee on Foreign Relations, stating that
the action of that committee in amending
thu arbitration treaties by SUBSTITUTING Tor
the word agreement" The word treaty
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-12
How to Find Out.

II there sinny doubt your mind as to Your tcon-
iditlon take from your urine rising about four
ounces. pl:lce it in glass bottle and let It stand
twenty four holrs. If on examination 1 Is milky
sor8 cloudy II there is brlck-dust settling, or IL
small particles float about init, your Kidneys arc
In need of Immediate attention. sf
Swamp. Root is pleasant 70 lakeland Is 4usedSin
the leading hospitals recommended by physicians
in#ther$ private practice, and is taken by doctors
themselves wliohav kidney aimen is. because they
recognize IN the greatest and most successful
remedy for Kidney liver and bla oder troubles.
8 e DIT ORIAE-N OTE.-So successful Is Swamp r
most distressing of kidney. liver or ba ddertr
full merits you may have sample bottle and q BIZ
sent bsouelylfrcc by mail. The book cont aims m
sands OF testimonial letters received from men an
success OF Swami Root Is so well know hat our
sample hot III sending your ddress to DR.. Isl
be sure to YOU read this generous offer In tho r
The genuinenessA Of this offer IS guaranteed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-12
Company TO Appear,

rho culpeper Telephone compaa,n y {, mas q
tIon Commission on March lst slpon .o r"I,,
Ia "a hbesns advanced beyond a reasollSSplc
rate, 4 new schedule Of rates has fe s
Gently been mate, s5i l., \. 80
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-12
Not One Escaped III

When the excitement had snbside a sew
lcntecn men and four women were found
In the house not one having escaped.
GambIIng devices Of all sort IS both 4 Up
stairs ana down 8 stairs were discovered.
j."pie In the ba &, crap and policy outfits
seemed TO be- tho fayorite past time. Pol-5
Icy numbers covered the walls, and policy,
papers were strewr about the floor.
RI One pistol was found but Is 9 ncrshlD
IS shrouded In mystery. for no one de-
sired to claim the weapon from Oficers
Sale. 5 s5 & b 81, IA 5S
s Throughout the house srevelrS gave va Y
toE sounds OF weeping and gnatslllling ~ 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-12

&bltral tribunal and the several stages OF o.
the procedure x *, "a 60
rhe amendment answered. @.le puip ~.
~ protests made by Southern senators,
nnd. In addition to that. established INC ,
principle That any matter in the nature OF
n treaty with II foreign government must nus,
be consummatcd ny tho President with
The consent Of the Senate In this form
#iho committee reported the treaties 70 I,
Tic Senate The treaties were consld-
cred yesterday, but no action taken be-
yond arriving at an agreement nat tlleS
would q gain be takenllp today 8
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-12

One OF the first thong hts OF
winter is proper Underwear.
Good thing to 55 stock up on
when the standard grades are
selling at Ia to t-3 of in prices.
Sg Our nderwearSalelis worth
YOUR atte ito H.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-12
General.

Senate changes arbitra ton treaues NV y,
breaks with President; serious lou nfGastt q.
partv ranks may be caused by hc n,,t1nrcs
sWax g trial; house passes bi for more orr,
amendments to postotllcG bil,.-M rsss III ~
o oniry into INF control ottonl e 6,
washington gossip Mem hoi X i, t,'e nro.
\ S1,iatlv Without 6nny collision between
Strikers and troqps; all factories r. W i,a
saw gain closed situation haa at ,ses
;re,,ival IL interes Partner OF l,nlteed
States sonntor Mitchell eonlesseesa "A M +. g
lna1rled Hoch now e Of ,a PCT
Vfreni; merchant kills negro.--4 w, " ONO
hile contest viii begir5 to-day, in Cuba
Chairman of state pemocratir = I Z; 1nty
Il bo,,nd "a contribute TO campaign fund
Ii Snoring News os the day. #
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-12
stRet.rv,s for Fsargailis.U
~ easy driving q bargain

N some men don't favor tn e
coatSuit at sos. " \
IS Will 1t be more Eopul ar at at
.S17.7B q 5.
e're. tryiagthe iex2erirn!e'. q a =.
Supp ose you come IN ana Try
the perkins n
A Here are tive n ty-two n N IN ~
cd pattern sand dozen m
black.
3s5 Cost5ypll II otlltng to try Q ~.
sizes SO, 3A,I36 and 80.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-12
North Carolina,

TWO hundred and faur,fen bills ;o psrnea
SfnH a sdjour me without taKing sons
Hon, on the States bonded ndehtedne IS
House refers 1t 10 special eonl,,ai.' ia
1Jn,,sc r anderson county merchant az
j,aged itankrlpt; also The High r1 mt
STATIONERY Company North CaIol ,1as
University foot hall schedu ISi
!, he SAtherton Lyceum near Chariot e. /.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-12
Virginia,

Tic fnera 81 samus y NIs' sis q ,i'f his
place at CID Avn non loads OF
$fowers tribute 70 Sergeant Rosefs si ,i,t
istsrs Mo we're with AcCie issus, sts..e
ment DENYING yellow toii,'ah AZ, fst r,In at
l,imseif Mile limiting IN Princess Mnne
1chessriield court q meets 'e,vi,,am o HUH
many cases on lie docket, M fIios r5ey,io-
L 4, H. ce lt,ye endorse tGlahlr
for reelection to he t rri,u
c loses Ter IN Northanlp},,smII Az nrs su,,
Mi S iIbeIs Tho Steamship Lucker,esaek On
account mex 81 d salors death, ,s str ~, lea
Schooner onVirgnla shore crushed T., ,'Ssn aSe
Big Casey. noted burgla y III III 5lia '@''
Nfannssas authorities. Ae$5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-12
i 4aw and Equity Court.

~ LAW -dIII I14HFsyG s3'-7''' 49,
#The Law ana Equity Court Court 5nd1o'if aTm
term Se e5Eew III o 'el ,e
Gnnl,ni will he called and all the cases
SET Attorneys IN interest are red estea
to he on hand promptly,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-12
SUMMARY OFST NEWS N: n y
2ichmont

4 rnro gambling joirlt ratdet ana .W sSsstsa
ria mon and Wof, trn arrSSii lar
,eiraEat leased i't ly tiss
Nv Mn iViiiGure aud Will ~
ID 1, fon,,iry Is9nnar' I, ass s,o,,
IN I'M sserctary OF Che oresl, iss i",,
l:oat has not bssn n r,a a,i Sg 3 tiis fai
as ,n,,ii, ,v tGe appeal 1 ti,.,
RI III Committed ioT suhsc,ptl9,ns 20 Nj n
Richaonl pbllc !, NH, risN
3iSarr replies 10 Mr. " ,n sa ssboro
ra.es n I rs atirstin Michnnx i,'r
I,notT am Iunt Cub doesno take h ..,sa
nut onaccount snow ssl IL Sn ps M
NIX ~, = GIN for fifty years; {, IL
GiiEsTis Death Of vel k ~, Hast
On account of fnnerals S ,na,;nf.. N
3tssosinilo,t has 90 post pone fnev.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-12

Russians Repulse Attack. s3S
DIVA Associated Press fl 5
s,r., PETERsBIJR G. y Feb i sc neral
Kuropatkinssln adlspatch to the Emperor 81
says: ~, a q \, "A
"Our sharpshooters THURSDAY reptiseu
q s,Tapnnese attack on an eminence tllree
miles southeast of Tunkoll. II 5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-12

Swamp Rootis pleasant to tia. klee',,)Ig
II you are already convllncse VI
that swamp-Root is what Soull
need. you can purchase the reg
S,,lar fifty-cent8 and one-da!ooElllatlrl.
size bottles it the drug stores stores
$overyWhere. Don't make my
mistake, but remember the name,
Swamp Root. Or. Kllm 1'?Ns :
swamp Root, and the address,
fBinghamton, N. !. on every
bottle. " 81 ~ VI n ii X III = u.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-12
III YOU feel your Suit needs
3tonil1u UP, put on g fancy
,waistcoat--here at $1.OO 8taaI and
& is7tsti 5sltt 3ts5

Z You know he Overcoats n.
this big February Sale are = ct
all heavy weights There are
medium and Zig ut Wetg hts,
too. .33s " a5. s3 IL Il N Nj 4
The prices, however, are g !
.ligllt--$1775 buying $4,000
Overcoats--S12.5 OS@the $4,000
oats-S9.75sthe $1,000 grades.
IL And it's the came way with
Suits. III ..5,s Is
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-12
.R R REDHOT
CAME o. CRAPS.

tO1l, al NIlli Is, M i44 800 3VI
"a Clubs had sto be used freely before or
der could be restored. and one woman
beat her head mndly against the wall 4un-.
til5blood covered her woolly hair and ran
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-12
Pre- sident Criticised.

: -sL,g
,r,,e nrst session or the Senate today
,yas confined almost entirely to a de-
I fensos nv half dozen senator's. of the
.2s,en,tes5 right $to amend treaties. The,
president was criticised sharply because
Sof his letter declaring ! to be 4 step
la ok ward to- ratify the treaties III. me
form proposed by the Senate committee
&on Foreign Relations. 4!
q Senator, Morgan, with the I'resiaenl >
letter as the text Of his remarks. MUGS
shnrp criticism Of executive inter-
ference with the Senate in performing It's
part In the making Of treat ties He SPOKE
Eof the letter as another evidence OF the
Presidents tendency toward the Mslupa-
ton OF tho senatorial Prerogative, 6ahd
said that the President had no more
right to Interfere with the Senate's con-
sslderation Of the subject at THIS stage o.
The proceeding than the Senate would
have had to interfere with him while the
treaty was IN process Of preparation.
Senator Spooner took issue With the
s President on the substitution ofEthe
word "treaty'2for agreement, contend
ing that the change was not an ndlca-
ton OF any backward step. but that even
with this change. the contamination of
The treaties would mark an important
Determined to Stand Firm.
4
THE discussion IN the Senate showed a
determination to stand firm In regard to
z the prerogatives Of the Senate, and TO
insist that tho word treaty" should be
substituted for "agreement' in all OF
the treaties, which is the crucial point
In the contention between the President
RI and the Senate.
II The discussion, which was characterized
by expressions OF the highest regard for
the President, WAS along the Inc that the
4 Senate could not, il Il would, surrender
Its part Of the treaty-making power.
Among the senator's who took this posi-
tion IN addition 10 Mr.. Spooner, were
Mcssrs, Foraker and Lodge.
The latter was especially iirmgin sup
4 porting tho committee amendment, and
s. Insisted that with all due regard to tho
President. it was for the senate to DC
3#terrpnes Its rights and TO support its
Il prerogativcs, Senator Foraker was no
less emphatic in his declaration to the
same effect,
After the treaties had been amended
they were ratified by n viva voce vote.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-12

Ga Signed and scaled In the presence Of 5- IN
Witness as to John l. Williams q sons
A (Sgned) John II. Williams e Sons
8 (Signed) w. III. Densey, Jr. Ri #
Witness ms to j. Vim, NIiddcndorf & Coz
b (Signed) y. Wm. Nliddendorf3 & Co,
IN (Signed) w. II. Demsey, III & a.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-12-26

productive land should lie idle. II
should be reclaimed and made pro
d~uctiye. creating new homes for thou
sands OF citizens and adding vast
sums 10 the wealth Of the nation,
When Mr.. Roosevelt became pre-,
sident, the question Immediately be.
came q live one, everybody got In be.
hind II and put his shoulder to the
wheel and the plan went through and
upon a basis which a recommend
Itself In highest terms TO all. for the
government simply advances the
money for the building Of these grea,
irrigation works and the entire
amount Ia paid hack. and willingly.
too, by the settlers. In easy install
ments.
The SECRETARY Wss Ready 10 Begin.
The passage OF the irrigation act
found Secretary Hitchcock ready. al.
though he was and IL today the most
overworked man In the cabinet. His
bureau Of the Geological survey had
been getting ready for just such an oc.
currence. and tho minute the money
from the sale OF western public lands
became available. AZ provided In the
act. videttes OF surveyors and con.
~structors were thrown out all over
the west. and instead OF spending five
or six years In "Reminiscences and
surveys. AZ has been the history In
every instance OF similar undertake.
ings In other countries, things began
to be done At once. so that at this
time. a little owe nree years after
the passage Of the act, settlers are
already upon the land under some Of
the government projects. using water
for their crops. and paying back the
cost Of the works into the reclamation
fund. for use over again by the irri.
CATION engineers.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-12-26
A Certain Cure for Group.

When q child shows symptoms Of
Group there Is no time to experiment
with new remedies. no matter how
highly they may be recommended.
There Is one preparation that can al.
ways be depended upon. It has been
In use for many years and has never
been known to fail. viz: Chamberlain
Cough Remedy. Mr.. M. F. Compton Of
Market, Texas. says Of It, Il have used
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy in sew
ere cases Of Group with my children,
and can truthfully say II always gives
prompt relief" For sale by all drug.
gists,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-12-26

as possible on your future supply,
Where the stand Is composed only OF
old trees you may, Of course, often
make clear cutting 10 advantage. es'
pecially where neighboring seed trees
win ,yeseed the opening 10 q new
crop.
Don't let the c~arelessness Of other
persons do the damage 10 your wood
lot by fire which you refrain from
doing yourself. A fire In q neighbour
Ing field may creep into your wood
lot and burn over II. scorching the
trunks Of the trees or even setting the
crowns ablaze. II 10 worth while, IN
the dangerous season, 10 see that the
borders OF the wod lot are clear OK
inflammable material. Especially
clear away the leaves so "a TO form
q miniature fire lane about the forest.
Forbid the careless use OF matches
and the building Of camp fires. and
see that your directions are obeyed.
Don't be In too great a hurry to
realize on your woodlol investment.
Be satisfied with q permanent re-
venue. which Is the interest on your
forest capital. You may materially In
crease this interest by managing the
wood LOT itself SO that the trimmings
always bear q wise proportion to the
yield. Meantime the steady rise In
the value OF all forest products Will
add little by little to the market value
Of your timber. Years hence. when
you need It. the woodlot which has
supplied you all along will In all prob
ability bring you far more than at
present. Or you may leave It to your
children, who In turn will find 1t q
most acceptable bank account.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-12-26
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Homestead Entry. No. 6451.
Department Of the Interior. Land OF.
flee at Santa Fe, New Mexico, De,
cember /, 1905.
Notice Is shereby given that the fol.
lowing.named settler has filed notice
OF his intention to make final proof
In support Of his claim. and that said
proof will be made before United
States Court Commissioner at Las
Vegas, New Mexico, on January 1
1905, viz: George 0riego. Of San
Miguel county, New Mexico. for the
W -. N w IA. W II. 9 W II. SEQ.
20. T IL N. R % b.
He names the following witnesses
TO prove his continuous residence w.
on and cultivation of sAid lad, viz:
Bernardo 0rie0o. Of Cuervo, New Me9.
leo: Justo 0rieso. Of Trementina, New
Mexico; EseQuiel Lncero, Of TremRr
tina. New Mexico; wnlism Boylea, 6
Cuervo, New Mexico.
MANUEL R. OTnRO, Register.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-12-26
c00rs Lumber Company
Sash. Doors. Builders Hardware. Wall PAGER
Glass. Paints. Varnishes. Brushes
Coal and Wood
NO. 80 soTw PHONES 10. az


Christmas and New Years Holiday
Rates for students and Teachers.
To enable students and teachers
of educational institutions, not resid.
Ing at point where institution ia 10
Gated. to visit their homes for the
Christmas and New Year halidays. the
Santa Fs will sell round trip tickets
to almost all points In the United
States 1t rate Of fprs aAd one third
for the round trip with minimum cell.
Ing rate Of one dollar.
Tickets win - sutd On closing day
OF school and ~ after. but rot
earlier than Deee0lse 1StA. nor Mesr
than December ~. WITH returu
limit to the day i~nstitsGtoa reopens,
but n ~ sass latsr 0aa Jaauasy =,
1904.
Student ed tsashsF nsst present
certificate frsm president Or stAsr
official o. ~ instits3ea wv whisa
applisaat y eeanssEsd, esr4eshg tbes
apDknaae = . saUnlw seUdsn1 y
tsashsr eenasGDea VIII 49, issl1bl.
tioa. aaA b osiA leas for = vasa,
uoa- - pssslAsaAs Or sGA~ sffissr
~. o1alap1. aAABaas W01sea
Iassan& @oalsG1sa. OA0gs. ~
~ DsssnnRD aan11 e ssstAssoess.
~ 1u1AG h1BuAtiso Aaa1nD 6
49, -nA- A-A-~- ->- -
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-12-26

~ Hou uocu y VA " uSpItbc " tuC
old inhabitants" Of the Capital City u
rec the way In which the Secretary
'of the Interior. Mr.. Ethan Allen
Hitchcock. has made good In his land
fraud prosecutions In the west. II
was never supposed . year ago that
the government could secure q con
viction Of any Congressman or SEN
ator In Oregon. II val said openly
that IN attempting to fdsten anything
on Representative Williamson. tn. c
Rotary had besn unwiseiy( advised. and
was getting himself into , p~recipitste
hole. In fact. Mr.. Hitchcock's m
niles seemed to be honestly pleased
with the action OF the department. be-
lievipg that he Was Overreaching him
self and that he w0usd become dis.
credited. On the contrary. he has
done al that he claimed he would.
more. pursuing the thieves and graft
ers with the name relentless spirit Of
his distinguished ancestor who gained
fame q TiconderogA.
II has been quite amuAing TO watch
the land fraud developments In the
interior department, especially with
their References to Secretary Hitch
cock q I cabinet minister. M. Hitch.
sock M one Of President McKin.
ley's cabinet, following the resisna-
tion Of G. II. Bliss Of New York. Mr..
Hitchcock soon developed : penchant
for reform In hiS department-real
reform which made It hot for the
r~ascals-and long before Mr. Roose-
volt became president there Vas talk
hat Mr.. Hitchcock would probably
Tesign-as roo - he had finished
with certain Investigations being
made at that time. Just who was
responsible for tho stsrting, u. those
rumors may not b told. The sources
vary. but me rumors nevertheless
haye been % constant or rather 20
regular u intervals OF four Or five
nontAs. that II has become ! hugs
JOKE u Waahington 70 hear that )
change n being considered n the
NME b M+EA MA AH EA
interior department portfolio.
They Wlsh NJ NvmesS Wses rrus.
AZ one time. whom the interior Dc.
pastment u. for instance invcstigat-
Ing Indian scandals, Il may be one
slass ol+reoninsnt citissns Who With
~ WISH aSfhsf o. he thought, kear
that Nys Hitchcock h likely to BE-
succesdG ~ apmeacns elss. AZ m
ether tinf(b the Representatives Of ne
cattiemsns whose miles Of ,bArbeds wire
fence are bang cut or removed BY or.
ders from The secretary Of the In.
terror. may b responsible indirectly
for : rumor Of NJ. Hitchcock's re-
mdReal, and at al times the land and
thieves OF the Far West are
ready 70 mi In ! gap when there has
been no newspaper comment on this
subject for 4 reasonable period.
The amount o. It n that the admin.
istration cannot get along without Mr.. |
Hitchcock. His rugged honesty and
determination to weed out the blood. |
suckers and grafters who are despoil-
Ing the nation Of it, agricultural lands
and it, great timber resources have
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-12-26
SECRETARY hITCHCOCK'S
REMARKABLE SUCCESS
IN Furnishing GRAFT
How the Hardest Worked Men in the Cabinet Has
Driven Land Grabbers From Cover

nl9hly commended themselves to
every patriotic man and woman who
had followed his course. and while
his work 10 undoubtedly highly sat.
isfactory to the administration and
to the President who mas himself ex-
pressed strong Views on this question
Of land and timber grabbing, even II
II should be desired to get rid Of Sec.
rotary Hitchcock. Il would be an ex.
tremely difficult and undiplomatic
move TO make.
P~rosseutions VIII c~entlnus.
This work Of uneartning land and
timber criminals 10 q continuous per.
Torrance at the interior department.
It will be noted that while extensive
proceedings have been started and In
some cases contaminated In several
Of the western states. there mas been
. large number Of states left prac-
tically untouched. except that a dis
patch from Washington. for instance.
stating that John Jones, Thomas
Brown and ~fifty.seven others have
been found guilty Of committing ex-
tensive land and timber frauds. ETC.,
ETC.. invariably includes IN additional
paragraph that the interior depart.
ment has also been investigating con.
ditions In certain parts Of Colorado
and New Mexico. or other western
states. where evidences Of the most
gigantic frauds hive been discovered.
but that no publicity will be given In
detail until the cases have been thor.
oughly worked up BY the government.
Obviously with . head II = depart
ment In the midst Of important fraud
prosecutions, amounting TO . scandal
and with such brief announcements
every nov and then Of other investi.
Gatlons. covering practically al Of
the western states. It would never do
TO accept . mans resignation. The
cry would 80 up that the cattlemen,
or thS tinbermen, or the grafters zen.
orally had forced the secretary out
Of Office.
otrsns Ensnd y osvsrhmsnt lrriss-
llen.
oseretary Hitchcock h On ardent
believer in and supporter u tho GOV.
srnisent irrigation policy He statsd
recently 70 ! friend that he did not
know q anything ct this time which,
was of much more interest ana I'm.
portancs, 10 the way Of internal Of.
fairs, than the irrigation Of tho arid
lands Of The west. No man could have
stronger recommendations for the
establishment Of = government policy
than he In HE annual reports made
President McKinley's admin.
istraticn, when irrigation was looked
upon - an irridescent dream. He
called attention to the fact the gov
eminent photographic surveyors had
found . western water supply run.
ming to waste which II stored and
used for Irrigation. would irrigate
over seventy million acres Of. abso-
desert land and worthless for
anything but scant stock graslng. II
not In keeping with the spirit Of
the times. ne said. that this vast
acreage Of extremely fertile but un.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-12-26

William Mars, a sturdy creek Ma
ton farmer, who recently located in
Quay county, is bringing more immi-
grants into that section than any one
mar IN the county.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-06-03

back and head until she was safely
lodged on the broad platform OF rock
Then before she could expostulate he
descended. this time for the rifles.
These he hastily slung to the rope.
again swarmed up the pole aud drew
the guns after him with infinite care.
''Now we are ready for them" he
growled. lying prone on the ledge and
eagerly scanning both sides Of Pros
pect park for a first glimpse OF their
ASSISTANTS.
For two shiyerins hours they waited
there until the sun was high over the
cliff and filed sea and land with its
brightness At last. despite the girls
tears and prayers. jerks insisted on
making a reconnaissance I'm person.
Let this portion OF their adventures
be passed over with merciful brevity
Both watch guns had been fred by a
troop OF tiny wou-wou monkeys. Iris
did not know whether TO laugh or CRY.
when jerks. With much difficulty. low
cred her 20 Mother Earth again AMI
marveled the while how he had man
aged 10 carry forty feet into the air a
young woman who weighed so solidly
They sat down 10 a bclated break.
fast and jerks then became conscious
that the muscles o. his arms. legs and
back We're aching hugely It was by
that ncanS lc could Judge the true e,.-
tent Of his e-h -n.-,.mcut.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-06-03
VIII Exhibit at Richmond
RICHMOND, MONDAY,
June 9th,
Cor. Harrison and Leigh SITS.

Base Ball game 4 p. NJ. daily at Broad
ST. Park, between Company's team ano
the champion team of Richmond. A rare
treat in store by the two star teams in
national sport-BaSe Ball.