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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-08-21

1t may be assumed that the willy Castro
has an eye on any commissions that may
be offered in connection with Venezuela's
s2,.GO.0O0 purchase OF arms and ammuni-
ton
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-08-21

By glancing over the present pay roll
Equitable policy holders may have the sat
isfaction of knowing that their interests are
not in the hands of cheap men.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-08-21

No matter how many suits of clothes an
American financier brings over from Eu-
rope. he never loses his dignity so far as
to look like the pictures in the tailor-shop
fashion plate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-08-21

Gen. Linevitch's opposition to peace may
be due to the fact that the general has
some diplomatic well as military talents
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-08-21
Havana and New Orleans.

From the Newark News.
AS the United States didn't bind itself to
be sanitary under the terms of the Plat
amendment Cuba cannot. of course. take
possession of US and clean up New Orleans.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-08-21

OF course. Mr.. Dalrymple is too upright
and conscientious a man to introduce any
of the tricks he has learned from American
cities into the affairs of Glasgow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-08-21

NJ White, it is now feared, will find that
he has braved the terrors of sea-sickness
without achieving any results worth men
tioning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-08-21

Having been fined for scorching. II may
occur to Mayor Dunno of Chicago that gov
eminent supervision of automobiles is not a
good idea.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-08-21

The ENJOYS will surely use their utmost
endeavors to keep their peace conference
from looking like a mere summer outing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-08-21

Tain no spankn' chile fob not
tellin' de TRUTH" said Uncle Eben. IF de
chile ketches his father winkin' his eye an
telin' how cute he is in a boss trade
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-08-21

Instead of being 1.-The land of the morning
calm Korea has become the land of the
permanent Katzenjammers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-08-21
Both Good Ports

From the Hartford Courant.
Portsmouth. Hampshire and Portsmouth,
New Hampshire, seem to be dividing the
honors just now.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-08-21

Mr.. Shonts is doubtless doing all the work
on the Panama canal that could be reason
ably expected from any one man.
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SHOOTING STARS.
An Easy Author.

DO you read Shakespeare much?'
mo"
But you said you admired him.
Yes. What l chiefly admire about. him
is that you are perfectly safe In saying his
plays are great without going to the trouble
of reading them"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-08-21

Russia considers the possibility of treas
ury that has reached an irreducible mini
mum.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-08-21
Sure!
From the Chicago News.

From the Chfcngo MEMS.
1t must be admitted that Norway would
make a fine addition to the worlds collec-
ton of republics.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-08-21
The Family's Occupation.

Mothers in a carriage,
Daughter dressed to kill.
Son is playing rouge ct noir
And father pays the bill.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-08-21

SUMMER v A G A
tons are hardly over
before blankets are re-
quired. Don't delay,
for delay means that
you will unquestion-
ably have to pay. any
where you buy. the
difference between the
values named and sale
prices.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-08-21

NO ONE who reads
the descriptions and
prices below can fail
to appreciate the OPP
portunity - daily pa
pers are full of the
enormous advances in
prices of raw wool and
manufactures.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-06-20
SLAIN BY PIRATES
One Hundred and Fifty
People.Found Dead.
An AiroCious Crime Committed On The
Siberian Coast in. the Far North
For the Sake OF
Plumber.

San Francisco, June 19.-Details OF
a terrible massacre by pirates of l5o
natives on the Siberian coast has been
received in letter from Petropavlov-
ski. on the coast of Kamchatka. A
Morogravlenof, has written to MS
brother resident of San Francisco,
that in the early part OF the year tne
natives in one of the small settlements
down the coast observed a yacht or
schooner, drop anchor in the harDof.
Off the vessel came number of small
boats The natives could see the crew
Milling what they thought were sup
plies into the smaller craft. Then the
men pulled for the shore. During that
and the next day, there was heard
firing of arms, and, later smoke and
fire were observed. This led to an in
vestigation from Petropavolski and
other towns on the coast and horri-
BILE tale of pillage and massacre was
brought to light.
About the streets of the settlement
writes Morogravenlof, were strewn the
bodies of $50 of the inhabitants, shot
and cut to pieces by the pirates, who
under the pretence of friendship, hao
gained landing on the coast. Rob
berry was their motive, for every hut
had been ransacked, and anything OF
marketable value had been taken
Who the smarauders were, those who
manage to make their escape could
not say, beyond giving the information
that some Japanese were in the party
; When Morogravenlof sent his letter
the people of Petropalovski feared al
attack on the town.
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heard of it in the sense that it was
for the purpose of condemninS the
state chairman or of requesting his
resignation.
However" he added Il will give You
my individual views on the subject Of
a meeting of the committee" Taking
a pencil he wrote this:
II am strongly in favor of calling
meeting of the Republican State
Committee and leaders from all over
the state.
Il think such a gathering can take
up the newspaper question and settle
it satisfactorily.
Occupying the position he does in
the party as its recent leader and an
influential member of this committee
himself, this authorized uttcrancc IS
significant and may be potentous
1t was reported that Mr.. Harris WAS
going direct to see President Roose-
Welt but he smiled while denying this,
and said he was going on 1inanciti
matters of importance to New York,
and would also look into the news
paper question a little while in Wash
| ington and New York.
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HARRIS AND BLACKBURN.
Conference of These Two-Harri.
Thinks Republican Executive
Committee Could Settle the
Newspaper Question
satisfactorily.
(Snecial to News. and OhserverN

Especial to News and Observer |
Greensboro, n. c., June 19.-Hon |
C. j. Harris, recent Republican can
didate for governor, arrived here late |
last night from Asheville and was en-
gagged in a conference until a late
hour with Congressman Blackburn
and other directors of the Tar Heel '
Publishing Company. of which Mr..
Harris is president He spent the
morning here, and left on the noon
train for New York, stopping in WASH
ington tonight to see his brother, the
limited States Commissioner of Agri-
culture.
At the conference last night details
of the physical and personal equip
ment of the proposed Tar Heel Daily
were gone into, the merits of several
applicants for positions, the permanent
| equipment. cost and working expense
account were discussed and estimated
Not only did the president of this
| company Mr.. Harris, but oLnerS ST.
| today. said that from all over the
State. from Democrats and Republl-
cans, especially Republicans in Cen
| trail and Western Carolina (the white
/ belt) had come a mass of encouraging
! letters and pledges of financial and
| moral support. Many of these assur-
| anccs we're coupled with bitter criti-
| cism of the launching of a protested
| Republican organization organ, the In
| duStrial News. but CHAIRMAN Rollins,
| with ex-Populist Senator Marion But
| Ter at the helm, debating the policy
| and controlling the management of
| the paper and the party. One of the
| directors added that, whether or not
| the impression which seemed to he
! general that Butler had some Interior
| selfish or mercerany purpose, the re-
| pudiated bond issue payment agitation
| as one of them could not be allayed
| by Buffers calling people liars
| , People, he said, were more resentful
| on this matter than they ever had been
over Buffers presumption in offering
| to come back to North Carolina and
| ever again assume to lead any decent
| political organization.
| IT is plain that the Blackburn Re-
| publicans are banking heavily on But
| ler's unpopularity, and the universal
| resentment of the New York syndi
| Gates plan to collect the carpet-bag
| bonds. to work the undoing of the
| rival paper, if not absolutely to de-
| stroy Chairman Rollins.
| For some time there have been
! vague rumors of a meeting of the
| Republican state Executive Commit :
| tee. IT has been said that it would
| meet to express to the State chairman
| the disapproval of a majority of the
| committee at this coalition between
the former candidate for governor
| Adams. and chairman of the commit
| tee. Rollins. with Butler.
1 When spoken to about this rumor
| today Mr.. Harris said he had not
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DON'T BE HYPNOTISED,

Hoodwinked, hOodooed, or over-perSuadeo
into accepting substitute for Doctor
Pierce'S Favorite Prescription with its
record of nearly 40 years, embracing
hundreds OF thousands of cures of
woman's peculiar ailments. It's the only
remedy for woman's ills sold by drug
gists, that Is not full of rbooze poor
whisky. or bad alcohol.
guarantee of $1,000 is offered that
"Favorite Prescription contains no alco-
hol, opium or other harmful drug. Keeps
In any climate.
rFavorite Prescription" is powerful
invigorating tonic, and imparts strength
to the whole system and to the womb
and it's appendages in particular. For
OverwOrked. WORKOUT" "run-dOwn," de-
bilitated teachers, milliners, dreSsmak-
ers, SeamstresSeS, ushop-girls," house
keepers, nursing mothers, and feeble
women generally, DR.. Pierce'S Favorite
Prescription is the greatest earthly boon,
being unequaled as an appetizing cordial
and restorative tonic.
It's an insult to your intelligence for a
dealer to attempt to palm off upon you
an alcoholic substitute for this world
famed medicine. You knolU what you
want. It's his business to meet that
ecdnt. When he urges some substitute
he's thinking of the larger profit he'll
make-not of your welfare.
~E0 mn GIVEN AWAY, in copies of
%SSSy090 The Peoples Common Sense
Medical Adviser. a book that sold to the ex-
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Proper Sort of SOn-in-Law.

Eyes, sir; | love your daughter ana.
while I am poor. ] am
There, there don't spring that old
gag about being poor hut honest"
81 wasn't going to; ! was going to
saw that | was not honest enough to
let it keep me from getting on in the
world when 1 get the opportunity.
That's the talk Go and marry
her and then come back here. / wan.
to unfold a little scheme. Houston
Post.
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STATE TEST FARM.
Editor of the Wilmington Messenge,
and Mr.. j. Il. Bland Disagree.

To the Editor:-As you published in
your issue of yesterday a communities
ton from J. 7. Bland. of Burgaw. in
reference to the refusal of the Mes
senger to publish a communication
from him. l think it is but fair to
this paper that you give space to the
Messenger editorial referred to by
him.
I enclose a copy, hoping that you
will publish it.
Yours truly,
S. T. ASHE,
Editor Messenger.
Wilmington. y. c., Juno 19.
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CANCER CURED.

We want every man ana woman In
the United States to know what We
are doing. We are curing cancers
tumors, and chronic sores without the
use of knife and are indorsed nv the
Senate and Legislature of Virginia. II
you are seeking a cure, come here Rn6
you will get it.
We Guarantee Our Cures.
THE KELLAM CANCER HOSPITAL
Richmond. Va.
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Potato Growers In Bad Luck.

correspondent of the Elizabeth
City Economist at Coinjock writes:
"This place has a potato panic on
hand at the low prices. Some of our
farmers had some to sell in the
northern markets for soc. per barrel,
twenty barrels checking back to them
$500 Some say they are not going
to ship any more. The potato grow
ers in this section will nothing like sell
enough potatoes to pay their guano
and barrel bills
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The shelby Daily News is the name
of the bright and attractive paper
which Mr.. James 2. Virgins has e5.
tabliShed.
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tent of 100000 copies a few
years ago. at $1.50 per copy.
Last year we gave away
$50. 900 worth of these invalua-
BILE books. This year we shall
give away $4,000 worth of
them. Will YOU share in this
benefit? III SO. send only 81
One-cent stamps to cover cost
OF mailing only for book in
stiff paper covers. or 81 STAMPS
for cloth-bound. Address DR.,
w. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y.
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If out of health, write to old DR., Pierce.
He will send you good, fatherly. profess
sonal advice without charge.
These sugar coated little
CcS Pellets are the smallest, the
XsW@S~ easiest to take. and the easiest
in the way they act No grip
ing. no violence. no disturbance to the sys-
tenn, diet or occupation. They are the Origi-
nal Little Liver Pills, first put up by old Dr.
r. V. Pierce. over 40 years ago. They have
been much initiated but never eQualed.
They come in walls. always fresh and relia-
BILE: a convenient vest-pocket remedy.
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fedesrrafte veterans. Of which Senator Bate late
was q member Viii W
COLLEGE, GIRLS SEEING
SIGHTS IN WASHINGTON
tF FRO our Regular correspondent,)

.s5I.. Il Is
(From our Regular Correspondence s
SWAsHINGToN, D. Cp AlalGh, 9I-tA
party party ST young ladies from the Southern
Seminary. Buena Vista. are At the Na-
itlonal, having come to the city t on 4 9
Sightseeing expedition, The party ls n
charrge OF Rev. FL II. Rowe. president OF
the seminary, and Mrs. Rowe, VINO -
c,,a neror,e. Tho young ladies have been
taken to Mt. Vernon ana Arlington be-
sides to tho Capitol, White House and md
other places Of interest, They. expect
to leave for home over the. Southern to-
morrow morning. The party Is composed
Of Misses charlton 'Scully. Blanche Ec-
cleston and denoyieye Abney, Of q Texas X y
H,ula Tate. of North Carolina; Jane
Wlngfleld, Eva LINDSAY, Louise Merri-
wether, Hattie Turner and Stella Kerns,
Of Virginia, and Bette Griffith, Of Nary
land. stls ( AZ
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AB|IO]iLI..||s|IHi|.P|LL0Ry;;
I KEEP / .W||HIPPING..P0S:i.I.!'.

e WILMINGTON, DEL, March. s y, +, Sni-
ware took q step vest 1oi =
isbimr one OF its old forms o. punlsdttt Is
criminals when the Senate passed senh,tt
Smiths BILL Eto strike from ,tle Ia
books the penalty of standing a;1slttgEI ~ -
p 'Thero we're only two votes RECORDED Y,
eninst the measure to abollsn stne ,,! pr,
Slory. ana the men who did 80 vote , S"e ~
Senators Latta and W Is Y ,,e
advanced in years. The bill w. % ),
Sent to the House for its consideratio on
ana the he win probably be pa SEQ 6.
there, thus Graduating the plllory,,a : q
stocks, that descended from colonial Gays.
iis Notwithstandin this, the whipping posi- Ply
is yetSin no DANCE OF being anoils ~ =
Delaware Official notice of a. plll 70 40
away WI tn the whipping post mas peei
given III the Senate, but the OH mas noe
made any progress toward enactment.
AS the ieglslatYe session IS brewing L! IN t. 4
close the chances are that the posi- VII WI,
remair, Us a penal inns tltution even tnongh
the pilorys may be swept aside as tulile.
5 Advocates Of the abol tloll kor the pll!ory
still champion the whipping POSI- as
means Of furnishing criminals In Delaware.
They reason that It acts u az s, Z g cnecK
against an invasion Of criminals IRON
other s. tes, who dread flogglng With the
".cnt o. nine tails II F5 Z, 10 Z, Y,
Senator Smith, who's espouslng the bill
to abolish the pillory, Is q lawyer W Csc
homo Is In NVtlInin gton, .aa i, ssa!l
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al. ivs. Commonwealth, Of Virginia state Cor.
5pornti6n Commission. IN Jtii'red. il Is ~. %
IA Albums %ys. ,1ehniiiss ifcut Court Of Camp.

cen,fnon wsaltt y Il virginia State Corr
. dnths ys. !lehnnss circuit Court OF Camp
bell county 1a6yersod Il I. it
s aa 5ss c"pS?s Y se ss
i 81, tsylPs5 srtuit Court q city
h LynshBurs 'feisphona Company %. Booker.
scrporation Court g eity e hynVcrihburs. AZ
sSssS ssss 'sfs & Wts ssss
Affirmed. 3 d 81 4, Ne 4 . s VI "a
William county. a flrnted. 81. 81 5}i,s
By Judge u ohm Ss AZ 13uch Oh.
syst put9 1'rso RS
liam, Affirmed n Y, . 81
yrgInIa iroa. Soal eek I, Gent e,mpany \
R ReSsrss Fl n a part asd affirmed il par,
i Chesapeake and Ohio Hallway Company, vs..
Harris Circuit Court of \ t'ltiyanna county
81 Judge dcorge n .Iiarrison. 4
Eritts eircuit court ot Warren county. AZ AZ
t,isd VI Burke. Circuit Court Of Gull.
perer county Iseye rse \; y. N 3, AZ
"a ga aSsss ssn Somsan
musings Court q slchtoid. Ao-
Virginia and North e;arol!ha wheel Com
Weire xsns ear Hana.se
of eleey1 e olnHloriolk, 4frlrmed.
13ellenot vsa I.aube y executor. ct a ls, Chan y
Gerry Court o. ctyof Richmond ZIG rS Appeal
Southern railway company Jones J, Circuit 4,
Court Amelia co =, * W.T. q error and
Ss sto,,t n Court OF Au.
g,,staS count Appeal q nd superscdcaa. Bond
Il & Sppss ana
sanerssdses 1'oaa q g q. e,,,v :, r,reder.
icHsburs corporatiori. Court Of city OF fred
ieksburs Writ 81 error ana i'ou
w, N 4 Il, rcan Insurance COM
panytys Edrnundson18 Circuit Court OF Fred
arIck count y. WritSof error and {supersedeas
SIrc,, hu Cont Of Campbell county
sena e ss9s c,ty
q S 'Rshmona + Wit Of error Bond; 500.
Negor, 81 port News
aas' erro soa and q Bond $1,000
tiss cosrt 81 a!s
suppressed Bond s25 600 . !, [.
NrE,sla lrea @ @ Circuit Court
wythe county g error and supe rsedeas
IS Southern I Railway Company vs.. Pnttersot q
Circuit I. Court es v.ssSIEsxaI'di
ra,,y,r, III .of stauntot Appeal and
snert "a cas- ~ y Bond, ZOO.
cour sos ot ~
We ~ il,yny Company va
circuit nnn Court 81 Rocbrldge
tS arsor and bond g go 900
oka!ess Fu os G ioh, Of error and
s,,n.rsaieas bond 4 81 500 s
i tWisc u rcrminaiS CON any vs. cCormick.
Circuit Court X O Hasd e So sS6
IN McM sun1i sys Circuit Court ~
u n5o - <otn M
S9 \, "a = s railway and electric COM
pany ,,. souf ond s1,I,er
beth I, aaa "a hoo
seaeas,. ~, ray Company wa
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4 I am going to + PROVE
snyfpAW.PAW4and m,
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Catarrh. I mean by
Catarrh Of the Head,
starrh OF tho Throat,
&Catdrrt Of the stoin-
llnch, CntarrhH of the
Kidneys. md CA
TARRH OF the Bow,
els.l I don t care 7 how
ichronic,F how long /
stAnding; how many
doctors have failed to
gctirn;$ I know that ~
have the most ration
al and positive euro
I that has ever been
found. 7 know that
my Paw PnW5Nilllnot
only CURE 1ntliges.
Stton and Catarrii of
sthc Stomach. but that
twill, r,osltiyelysorad-
icntc every partlclcof
cntarfhnl poison from
sthe4 Blood. Its vital
.iizing forces immedi-S
\ ntelysJS buildf up the
whole nervous system.
j digests almo1t
saverything that IL
touches. You cam !
sbe .despondept. you
! can't have dyspepsia
/; you cam be nervous.
\ you can t have In
sotnnia 4 X you Will
\ take y Paw Paw, but.
there are certain
forms of Cntarrh.
such as Catarrh Of
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SENATE ADJOURNS.
Appoints Committee to Prepare
for Funeral Of Deceased Member.

for Funeral of Deceased Member.
(By Associated Press.) " n
y WASHINGTON D.. g 81 March 9.-Aftor5
a session OF seven minutes the Senate
adjourned to-day out of respect to the!
memory Of tho lato' Senate Bate. i5$
In tho absence Of Mr.! CarrI,ack, (Ten-}
nessee), III Mr.. 6 orman ,brought @S& the
senator's death to- the notice Of the Senate.
Flo said: & yisi NJ ISL i:3 s.3 sS ~
4 IT 4 nm charged with tho duty OF an.
nouncing the death of Hon. ". b, Bate,
late a senator from Tennessee, lie died
at, his hotel at o'clock this morning,
and the end came after q brief illness.
This is not the time for eulogy, but I
will add that he met tho dread mes
senger with the same calmness and
Christian fortltnde which had character
lied his conduct throughout a long and
eyentful career" iI3 II
resolutions Of regret at Senator Bates
death. These resolutions also directed tho
appointment OF a committee of twelve
senators to make preparations for Il the
deceased senator's funeral In the Senate
lchambersat 3 F. NJ, tomorrow; author
lied the extension OF invitation to the
President, the members OF his Cabinet,
tho Supreme Court Of the United States,
the diplomatic corps, tho ranking officers
of the navy and army and the House Of
Representatives, and directed tho sergeant
at arms to escort the remains to Senator
Bates former home at Nashville, Tenn,
for interment. 5l 81 A
R In accordance with this resolution. tho
'Vice-P resident announced the following
committee: d aig5g iaS 9B
Messrs. Carnack. Morgan, Proctor,
Blackburn, Alger. Daniel. Berry Foraker,
Mallory, spooner, Culberson and Scott,
On motion OF Mr.. Mallory. the SENATE
then Adjourned as a. furt her mark OF re-
spect, F. a 81 n fsi
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Attorney was asked 70 given an opinion g

Attorney was asked to given an opln Ion as
declaring that Tie questio on WIS one OF
nln thuniltics and not Of 4 law nd u the
committee made another effort last night
to arrive at n conclusion. iSi ,#
to the Sinith-C Courtney Company ON n tho
ground that their bid was thellowest. 4 hut
this View was not hold BY other members
.und oil Hthoshids wern rejec ted.
The trouble arose out OF the fact that
one OF the competing concerns submitted
two bids. and IN one OF them was q cons
dillon which proved rAther confusing TO
the committee. 1t s5s N q
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LEGISLATURE ADJoURNs,.
Frazier, Taylor and McMillin
Mentioned to Succeed Mr.. Bate,

6H NASHVILLE. Tenn, March 9,-As a
token ofsrespect to the late United States
Senator Bate, the Tennessee egislnture
II was decided during to-day's brief ses-
sion to elect Q, successor 70 Senator Bate
merl Governor Robert y. 1ray! or and for-
5iiner Governor benton: MeMi hin are mem
TONED 10 succeed, MI. BATE. bYt the I'm,
decide upon NJ r.s Nc M III In. 81 s5 !.
"a Mr. MoAIillin, Who was Senator Bat W
most act I've ppoNent during tho 9, last CAM |,
tie Understandable that should Senator
Bate RETRO Mcsl lllln would become the
Both BSthS houses house Of the General Assembly
took appropviate action on the death OF
Senator Bate, journn,snt will Sbe taken
fgsm a{ I'M a as
FUNERAL serYl cea w be- cond = by
siSFahk cheatha Rlyo4s lnlted \ Gosl,
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Professor at Danyiue,

(By5 Associated Press.) b (
s WASHINGTON, d CT, March o. First I4teu-
tenant William X, Mccue, United States army,
retired, upon his own application, " detaiisas
at banvile Military Institute, panYllle.
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.Vexed Question Of Tin Can Bids
Again Before Market Committee,
s,rhe3 market Committee last night re-
jected all bids for tin recept cles 70 hs
used fcrS rash the marlsss house a any
~ hree bids woke submit tod and the City