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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1905-02-28

The health, fragrance and strength
of the great pine ftrests are condensed
in pineules new discovery put up in
a new way. A cure for all kidney, blood
and bladder diseases, backache, lumba
go and every form of rheumatism. Pine
ules rid the system of impurities. Sold
by Stoddard & Halstead.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1905-02-28
Spoiled Her Beauty.

Harriet Howard, OF 200 w. 3ith ST.,
New York, at one time had her beauty
Spoiled with skin trouble. She writes:
III bad Salt Rheum or Eczema for years
but nothing would cure it, until | used
|Bucklen's Arnica Salve.' A quick and
lure healer for cuts, burns and sores
25c at Stoddard & Halsteads drug store
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1905-02-28
K. @. K.
REWALT'S QUICK RELIEF,

Absolutely cures Wind Colic, Diar-
rhoe. Assimilates the food, regulates
the stomach and Bowels. DESTROYS
worms and allays all feverishness.
For sale by all Druggists.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1905-02-28

If You want a smooth. clear complex
ion, take HOLSTERS Rocky Moutnair
Tea this month. Bright eyes and rec
lips follow its use. 30 cents, tea or tab
let's. - Frank Smith.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1905-02-28

For cracked hands, chapped lips and
cough skin, Pinesalve is the incest
quickest, best cure. One application In
one night proves it. Sold by Stoddard
s. Halstead.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1905-02-28

for residence purposes, for sale, o15 to
200 II. Sheridan.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-30

said, but beyond that had no other out
side Interests .s.s- -. .. b. =
] Justice Bischoff thought that Judges
should be elected. He said that a Judge
was closer to the people than any other
man and that they should have a voice
in his selection. :.rz7s =
AS to the question as to whether he
was. in any other business he said that
was a private affair. Sometimes Judges
could not escape being thrust into bust
ness, he said. he referred to his
fathers estate. 81.
Justice Geigrich, when asked about
Mr.. .Jerome's attack, said he. never
srsdtsd b newspapssf reRortts unless yer
Other Judges. O'Gorman, Blanchard,
Truax, Slower, Amend, Leventritt,
Davis, Mccall, Fitzgerald, MacLean
and Scott had nothing to say. Justice
Belts defended his colleagues.
Justice Greenbaum denied that he
was subservient to any politicians, I
am a democrat, y he said, "but'I do
not carry my politics with me into the
courtroom.
Wheat Line Completed.
On Dec. 4 the 500 Line will open
the new road between Thief River Falls
and Kenmare for business. Call at 1l9
Third street S for full particulars. s.
The Emperor Menelik has at length
onminated his successor to the throne
Of Abyssinia. He is young man named
g--Manu, Menelik s brother, and is
shortly to be named Negus of Kiffa, of
which country Menelik took possession
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-30
Fur Scarfs
Mems Suits, $11.50.

Mems Suits, $11,5o.
Single and double breasted
styles, in fine alEwoo1 cheviots,
silkmixed cassimeres and wors-
teds. (No light weights here.)
These suits are. thoroughly .a:]-
@ored and made to retail at $l5
and SIS.
So and $40 Mems Suits, SIS
i Single and double breasted
styles, in worsteds,, all:wooi chev-
lots and fancy mixtures; a few
.l,iain colors in the lot. s..
~ Boys Mittens, 23c.
Mems and boys leather and
heavy knit mitts, fleece and tuft-
ed Innings; values up to :'oc-eSc.
/ Mems Calf Gloves, $50. +,
Mems calf and horsehide gloves
and mitts, both lined and unlined;
soc values, S39c.s
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-30

Take Rhu-Maca Tablets for
aheumatisnl. Your pain viii leave you.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-30

Journal Special Service,

Journal Special Service, Sszr,. ...ss IN.
New York, Nov. 30.---District At
torney Jerome announced today that he
intended to follow up his charge that
some Of the justices of the supreme
court had begged their nominations u
after going on the bench. q
Mr.. Jerome would not give the names
of the justices he had in mind. When
pressed for an answer he said: eco
and ask anyone who they, are. It's an
open secret. Every politician knows
the men / mean.''
None of the fifteen Judges of the
supreme court cared to discuss at any
length District Attorney Jerome's at
tack.
Justice Bischoff said that if an ac-
counting was. required Of him by the
people he was ready to- have his con-
duct examined at any time He acted
as executor of his fathers estate, he
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-30
The Sun PUZZLED
OVER Ia TOILETTE.
New York Newspaper Dubs the
Wisconsin Governor Senator
a Sphinx.

Journal Special Service. s
New. York. Nov. 3O,-In an editorial
headed .sI.a Toilette the SPHINX the
New York SIM savs.
uTha W;scnns;n lao;sla+,,re last win.
ter elected Cover Governor Robert M. La
Toilette United States senator to sue.
coed Joseph v. Onarles. Mr. La Fol-
5!ette IS still acting as governor, and
i has Just called an extra session OF the
atinp money for the repair 4. Of the
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-30
WHY ne REFUSED
ROOSEVELT WIRE
Telegraph Clerk Who Was Dis.
charged Thought Some One
Phoned Him Fake"

Norfolk, Nov. 3O.-John A. Biggs,
the receiving clerk of the Western
Union telegraph office, who was dis
charged for declining to receive an I'M
paid message from President Roose-
West Virginia to the Norfolk navy
yard. makes the following statements:
"The message came to ME at the
Western Union office over the telephone
from the navy yard, and as it pur-
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-30

in 1894. During Migg- Manu- s boyhood
and youth Meneffk took extraordinary
precautions to safeguard him against
the malpractices Of other -aspirants.
yHousemaids in livery are the latest
innovations in Smart London houses.
One fashionable woman has attired her
maids in neat skirts, tight.ftting bod
ices,s with rnatty double breasted waist
coats of yellow and black, tiny brass
buttons GU either side.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-30
.Gjvess ssz1 Opportunity

ported to come from President Roose-
velt, who4sI knew was not there
thought it was q fake message. Itt was
not prepaid, and was not phoned by any
responsib1e person whom knew,
hence I3.declined to receive it unless
prepaid !. 81, .s3f;s, .fs3s.
telephone, and which were not paid,
afterward We're charged to me, so that
! had. to pay several dollars every
month for such messages. [ refused
the phoned message for those reasons,
and because of the: rule of the com
pany.' 1s, .-,.<s s.. H.. =.
tho nres;dent IN reniv 10 one strans-
mitted by wireless from Mrs Roose-
welt congratulating her husband upon
his birthday. . =, #
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-30

81 Trousers, $l.50.
Heavyweight Dickey Kersey,
the best So pants to be had: they
have the warmth and wear-resist
ing qualities. s
$3.50 and 81 Trousers, $3.50.
Odd trousers from suit depart
ment and broken lines from reg
ular stock; heavyweight all-wool
cheviots and cassimeres.N
$1.50 Heavy Weight Pants,$1
Heavyweight wool cassimeres.
in neat mixtures; all sizes in the
lot.
Boys Leather Mittens, 1ec.
100 dozen boys' leather and
knit mitts, heavy. fleece lining;
35c values-19c.
Men, s Buck Gloves, 79c.
An odd lot of mems gloves and
mitts in buck and horsehide; also
some with fur backs; values up to
S1.25-79c.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-30

The Chicago Inter Ocean is authority
for the statement that Mayor Dunno
has offered to divide his salary with
his aged father, Patrick w. Dunno, but
refused to put him tor any other me
bers Of the family on the municipal
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-30
SHAKES
FINGER AT JUDGE.
Patterson Of Colorado Persistent
in Contempt Case will
Appeal on Fine:
j Journal : SpeciaI Service. !.

'oEiAaA special ISerVlce.s
snxef aas neS NS5 5S5 5sfo5f
court, United States Senator Thomaa
NJ. Patterson, owners Of the News
Times, shook his finger !:at: the chief.
Justice Yesterday and declared in the
most, e positive terms the articles al.
legged te be .contemptuou were true
IN n e, their :. entirety. The room full Of
spectators We're astounded as the pro.
Sprletors ct two other Denver spapers
when cited under similar circumstances
years o,.salways5 apologized.
= Shlef Justice Gabbert sentenced
Senator Patterson to pay a fine Of
81. .OOo and to stand committed :until
paid. Senator Patterson counsel
however,stook an appeal to the United
states supreme court and the fine was
suspended six months in order to Der.
NIT an appeal.
cent election decision when the SUI
pren1e court decided that the county
officers chosen at last falls election
were not entitled to seats. The court
then ordered that the republican can
didates who had received the next
thg fhghsye .S tn nu9ber Of yotss be seated In
cartoon showing Chief Justice GabIert
as lord high executioner beheadino n,
Sheriff Hamilton Armstrong. Editori.
ais in both Times and News were also
alleged contemptuous
The comments Of newspapers on
state election and labor disturbances
are believed to have led up TO the
courts s taking action III this particr.
lar case. In his decision today Justice
Steele. the onl,- democratic Judge on
the supreme bench. dissented. Senator
Patterson s counsel included Senator
Henry NJ. Teller and seven leading
Denver LAWYERS
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-30

FARGO. n. D.--A girl who gave her name as
Annie Nicholson and her home rs Glyndon,
MINI. was arrested here on shopliftng charge.
She is saia to have been detected with goods
under her cloak in a department store. E
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-30

We repair pitch and gravel. roofs
Carey Roofing after ten wears service
perfectly sound and water tight. Sec
NJ. S. Mott Co., Tel. SIG. Is s
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-30
Omen for Business

Open for Business
On Dee. A. The new line Of the 500
between Thief River Falls and Ken
mare. Call at 119 Third street s for
full particulars.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-30

Hoodwinks the l,culist. Madden Eve
AfA1licin cures eyes don Il smart.l Csc.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-12-07
DRESS GOODS

We lower the quatyts always the price. During
Quit Business Sale intend Is offer of unmatched
gan-geiag opportunities. Just q Few breezy items
New NehaFs, Novelty Suitng Habit Cloth Broadaoth en-
retta, Albarosal goes IN q marvellous sacrifice e. eap
the climax put IA S silks and Nelvcsnothng eseIg
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-12-07
DRESS TRIMMINGS

SIX Applique Persian Band Medallons al kinds Of fancy
Trimmings for dress wass eloaks suits etc. a exactly ~
p lou can find something nice for Christmas here and Cor
only little money
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-12-07
Cloaking

Wool eider-down fancy coors az well as the good
old plain culors. regular price 5ac bat We make
you warm at -----4-----. S. 35c
They can't last long AZ this price.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-12-07
Ladies' @ Children's
Hose

Infants and Mems hose at The same reductions.
ENTRAl We have just received direct from the
mills over 800 worth Of the celebrated Black Cat
Hosiery. L Is Of the very latest styles and bought
at rock bottom prices. L goe' into this Quit Bus
mess Sale at Quit Business sale prices There IS
We say.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-12-07
POrtiers and Lace
Curtains

We are handling the merrerized Art Loom tapes
try curtains made IN Philadelphia. dark red aud
olive eolors. These are the goods yon see
advertised il the best magazines You can bright
On up room for only little money il You bus
here and are quick about IL
Regular price 500 Quit business price 5.9s
Regular price SEQ Quit Business price 100
Regular price Loo Quit Business price 29e
Regular price $50 Quil Business price f50
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-12-07
Laces s Embroideries

Fine saleneienes lace. wide oriental aIl-ovef lace.
Venice al over. Torehons, embroideres aud insef-
lione. headinge etc, a exactly IL price. The
goods afe marked in pIniu figures. You ges your
choice = halfthe feaI value.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-17
THE i[lE!,.. SENATE I; j, ].
Simmons and Il burn Discuss
Stat ehood / Bill for Three Hours.


III (ByS Associa led Press;
y; :yvAsH1NGToN,tD 10. jar. b va =
vote Of co TO "a the Senate decided
to Sconside r the cross town bill for
washing but the measure soon % gave
nlace to the statehood bill. That meas "a
ture was discussed Il for three III hours s. ~
sNcssrs. Simmons ana Heyburn. both Of i.
whom favored the eln,inat q Arizona
from tho bl IN " & .
M. simmons made a plea against the
proposed S tate OF Arizona on the gro und
Of area, saying that the average dis S.
lance from Il he count es| inc luded in the
present Territory Of Arizo To- Santa Fe,
Tie proposed new ca pital. was five hun hui:
.dred miles. a H gcontended that. as shown
In the ca sc of the division OF Dakota Into
two states. the 81 tendency wa Ss towa I'd
smaller Instead OF larger States and added
that New Mexico and "a rizonn combined 2 e !
would BIO twice as Ia rge as bot ~ the "a
Skot ID 8 together The fortunes Of the two
Territories had been irrevocab ly 4 severed;
when the Territory Of Arizona was 4 Gre:
sa ted, out OF a partto OF New Mexico.
The Senate adjourned until tomorrow.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-17
81 ~ d. day charging vi $40 and peck

al 3i.es 81 day charglns Y $40 and po S:lt-
citing the e. II. ! " Ss
Mn. Clayton, responding To- an inquiry
Sby MI Long WORTH (Ohio) said that he
United states would have fn lgllt: 70 y z.
{stitutcS n4civil suit gainst ] udge SWaync
Il 4, RI recoycr tho al ference etyvce y t5t he
K II of,ey COLLECTED and the 8 ctunl amount
cxr,cnd ca and expressed the Opinion thai
}nti Indictment could pro be proue 4 :
i gainst him. 3i3 s y,
M, ClAytoh took The remaining ~
eleven, charges and said u he
substantial Il az n TX !.
cusc factory, had beSi, pu
a. To zach Ii one l3 OF ID tilenlsg ~ 6 other
iiidge. nos continued, gaitist W. hon I'M
1 ea chn,etit proceedings ha a been sDroug hi
lad been con fronted WI tn g NUM-
berf 81 sped fIcattolis Ia Inst such me as
81 corgia 'e ma
Stnrity5 report OIL the comlnf u &c l1 CON
Tiled i,imsel u n discussion the legal
pljasesg 81 the ca Sc. y ,f
Mr. Brnntley ned lat ~ pea ~
ncnt proceedings N Gro N Q ade poS'ssltS;ll
( BY the Coustit ton: for the pur pose Eol
putishing deiinqu icia but !o ~
The prot Of the ople. IN Ms oliii,
onit was the duty :of the Il ouse % seI'd
lG
Judge swaync's OF 1clal life, Hereforc he
M Il - i, favor OF al les q In.
parchment. }y3s
Others in Same Boat. s5ss
Iowa. Or flfteen 3 MIN PIN.
ltes 81 II 10 SO day PROPOSE ton involved 1 ,'1
IN The SWnyne Z case. cit ed H. he "a Y
recurring judges TO certif ~ 70 tteir DC
thai Scxpersc account md reyie wed the
lebi Ia III Congress at the time g { i 6
senac tment.S N did not yor In
sspca chment on this ground IL &.
5sg.,If8this man goes out for his rea sol
lie concluded. the other jud ges pt1rsti5
Srlg the sd me ractces m ust so TOO. h ga
.s Secretary Shaw had said rs La ccyi
Re Mo rk ed that half Il Of q our gc5 took
the full amount Of their allow
But You can indict tom ne
concluded. IN many of he GO see, he 50 ~
Judges had cert fled Tor $40
ties where II was known the hote rates
" &c no more 4, han 8 or s sas day.
~ Nj aines TENNESSEE In VI ans werirlg.
Nj. La cey, said he was willing that 51udg cs
sIould write down 80, a ma ny ia g gs, II SO
man ma ny: miles, so many Ct gars So many
cocktails orr anything else ne cessary3 @
hold court, TO be pa ID y he 'tsr1
amcnt vi
The House adjourned unit tomorrow.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-17
ACCOMPLISHMENTS
DEC!LA'R:.E.!s'I|'..'Il|.:A||I.C|:'' y
Iowa Nfeinber Says O'tlier$ dtldge ss.
Il SiiiS Sanie9EB oatg "a $40 is 13S
Day Propositioi
talk ON COTTON |! ] !. !. Gill .!!..!!
$Maddoxa Urges Farmers to- or.
4. 3Sganizc Trust and WITHHOLD
s Reports From Government.

MISUNDERSTANDING Preys. JE|

(13y ABsOcint ed Press. III
tNc1rO \, 81 q. eb 10y
oii Tie swnyilc5 imp aehmcht cagc occ q \:
ped the House until after q clock to-
day. 1ho arguments were ex he ,' y e
4 dealing With many q 81 tho legal phases
ofStho charges aims sua rh ne,
i senate resolution fixing cdnesday Feb 't'
4 ruafy sth, lis tho limo for countili g !! !e
! electoral vote for President and Vice
4 President the proceeding TO- take place
Gin5tho hall 3of tho House, was ad optcd.s
Urged / IL farmers Trust. i52>
The Burleson resolution instruct ting the
81 director Bof census to collect @ntl publish,
additional statstics relating Scottor, Syu eE .
reported Il w MI cruti cker tlndianln1),
amended So Sas 10 provide that the sta "
tlstics 81 the Aconsunlption OF colt tor, thu
SURPLUS 10 ( cotton held Sbya the tnatufnc-i
turers ana tho sduiLntity OF cot ton ex port--
cd shall be slimrnar ized as of Septe tn Der
list each year so DIS to show. 7 he Cot ton
production ana consulrp Ion 9 & the pre-
cedtfig y zeal. II
cotton reports were made at H t he line
statcA, III s'''breaR lic tor market
would result upon each occuIt iint a,ich
reports were publ sled
Iii most emphatic terms, n ndtox
(t1eor giA) n decIared tha I Y cotton farmers
y should project ttemse YES NY foriniiig "
) trust ana withholdin g IL cports rom he
4 government. EYerybo ~. ! he said wa IN
some sort or IL trust al Inst he farmer
and must he devil With
ii fires 6Ss @ S}ff u
AT o. some further discussion ~ itch
the resolut ton waA avOred BY llin,ns
hilssissippl) the resolu Ion Erce.sdi
-rle legislative executive and judlciui
appropriatio BILL was cent To cont FERENCE
witt 81 N essf's % Cham Pennsy war n),
5Eittncur New 70 III and ss u singstoil
4 Georgia con ferees on the part ofs the
n 1IouHe. I'M III ADV
SWayne Impeac hmelt.
4 consideration OF I liz sWa yi,ct iITipea chs
& nient then was resume M ton IL 5
y bama) speaking \ III ldyocacy Of "a hem
4 Mr. Clayton,s discussing the Spensc q 81
n count U Of ] Judge u wa yIle N argued & that no
strange evolution had 4, tax en- lace, BY
Il which twas sought to excuse he Judge
n from d plain Ation.lof n the law. ii q
VI produced a clrcli.ur 4 whicl, I had been q I.
dressed to members and which bore the
caption, ~ swa ync not alone and Insist
led that It Ssliould moi DO 4 considered IL iii
\ hing d eoncusiorls5i IN Til. case because
Sit was not ID pa IT. III "a y,dcIc e.
repel yehemently deciat ed. he
boatd t Houses
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-17
WOULD AllAY FEARS
|O SOUTHERN SCI I Q |; IS
President Tells Daniel and Others
There Is No Lurking Dam
ger in Treaties.

S3- fFrom Our Regular correspondent sstsi
III WAsHINGToN M ], c. ian. sena,
/ tor Daniel was one q several senators
Who went to the White II ouse by inyi u
jtion yesterday for the ! PURPOSE Of dis,
cpussing with the President ( the nrhitra,
ton treaties now pending. The President
Il very desrous thatSthe treaties be ratl,
lied without amendment, as any amend,
lnents would necessitato Y heir being flr-
then considered BY the other slgnatory
inowor, and atIficatI Ion would thus be de.
iayed !until the next session, 8ls the
fear Of some senat ors that the treaties
might allow foreign holders Of bonds
yrepudiated by Southern, States To take
their claims to The Hague court and so.
cure q decision which might embaprass
this country, even II did not colnpsl
IA y,nent Of the bonds. 81 e. q. II
4 The President IN ~ letter to Senator
SCullon,, chairman Of The Committee 1 ON
Foreign "A fairs. before whie the treaties
are pending. ASSURED him that there was
not the slightest danger to any Stat M
ifyolyed in che trca lies, " NJ. NIL be lY
for. five years only, us II 5is mot Known
whether the President succe eded 4 I'M en-
itirsly allaying the fears of slls Southern
SenntpCS. IVA ls y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-17
Southern Industrial Develop;
$ment.5

81 Special TO The Times. D spatch.) u
CHI lsANO TENN. IAN ls:-Ih Hl
progress Il In Southern industrial develop
to@The Trad esinan incl dcs tho follow
Ing new Industries as anon gt the most
~ ~ y VIRGINIA.
Richmond $1,000 grtsts mill $, coo
plSI1 aFtinsvi fEsssS SPOKE and handle
Iynchburg 10000 telephone system
" Ma nchcst cr-$25, 200 canning factory. II 81
8Martlnsvillc -C Canning factory. N 3.sttt
n orlol k-S1O 900 land comp " VI 3
WEST, v1RG GINA. II !
# Graft on 400, 900 a8 electric light, power
ana railway company. u
Clarksburg- $50, 900 Goa and coke conf
Wheeling and cold storage com
paf M; DOL works. Z
New NIartinsyll ,ooO trarsportta ton ION
I Bucls liannon- 10, Ooo lumber company. !.
Charleston-sl COO mining company
s1O0, 900 lumbe conlpan
allace-s 900 Epil and gas 4'conpa N.Y.
~ WarIinton1 Lumber null d us
FJunta-s ID, 900 elephone company. Il SEi
Park ersburg sloo, 600 marble and gran an
N sIllsNrUcIlY.3
Perryville- Grain elevator 5sf Il
Lolisvi lle--S25, GOO vinegar Ia Glory.
Edmonton 900, go OIL and 'fi pipe line
s'''lS NORTH AR oLINA
Wilson $50, 900 storage ware house com
pany; s33is3 . sSt . 7 = jii n q
SSa Bat H. $50, 900 lumber COZ npan All
Greensboro $1,000 construction j 4 com
S r'Asheboro -s5o, Dc0 electric company a
St Nh al lle-Plnnirr mill, 3stF
~ Durham-$50,G COO hosiery m u. Il u
Nashyille-CO alton ain, III ID q
s. "a 5s4s4 rs SOUTH CAR oLIN a.
Al Beaufort-s5, coo box and baH ket TAG tory
RI d a TEN N l9s3sSs II, ISL i,. Va
IA Nashvllle s25,O coo con on com palny
aES'ntsoixSv;ille-ss 900 lime $40 o0
'u esGar iiili9stave and heading factory
FILLS l2, 0O0 box factory, ,g i,
Mcmphis-S2 900 lumber company; wy. o0l
Inn bers compa Isl; 500, 900 co ton company
sioOo7 tnlicuituTnS Implement works, Il,
b Canld el,--Te telephone system, "a "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-17
\ KILLED 4 il. IN PHILIPPINES,
Nine c onstabulary Slain Off
4, t53 s3 Ger and Private Injured
IssSsS fT3vf Assocut ed Press IA, 81

4 yl,YiXs1IINGTo N, d, G., jan 49, -Lielten-
ant: q eneral chaftee, chief o. staff. to-day
received d cable message from General
corbli,, commanding the phlllppin,es d.
vision Manila saylnig &, as s ass rIs-
.a Sls d enenai Carter commanding, ath he
'siepartnient7o l tie Visa vas, dated ,lac 4
.iohali, January IN: p,, !, Z, s 4 i, (
one al
III aciion j. Dolores Rlynr Jannsry 10Th,
spr!pat AZ Austin, hospital CORPS vas
wounded and nine annIlaFyn W Y,
n q rltlarS Sth. Lieutenant Avery and E'ri-
syale' Austin arrived here to 4; ,,,
offle ea erred 70 siIa tho al,gya dlsT
pa tcJlS Irst lie " enai Mof ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-17
Nominations Confirmed.

Il (ny. "a ssoc atedj Prsss,) }.$$s III
\ gE TN GrON ,ft& jan \ Ii. The Senate
to-day il, executive session con firned the
following nominal ions: 81 &! S$lsas
R$ q harles 81. w Ordway. Flor Ia. "A ppraiser
OF merchandise, In the district & OF Tampa,
& Fla: 3Yespasian Warner, illinois, commits
s.oner OF pensi ons, ii 355 sys