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The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-01-16
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ment work. 71t12.
WANTED.-A first class cook. Hotel
Gibson, Artesia. II
A. F. Catron of Dexter was in Ros-
well on Saturday.
1 have a full block Of lots TO sell
cheap. T. Carlton
FOR RENT.-Furnished room for
two.-206 w. sth st. tt
WANTED.-A girl for general house
work, 625 N. Main st. 3t
E. w. Mitchell spent Sunday with
relatives in Hagerman-
Judge ]. o. Cameron of Carlsbad
spent Sunday in Roswell.
FOR RENT.-Store building. 25x9O.
Apply Kellahin & Calfee.
/ have $4,000 to lend on approved
real estate security. T. Carlton.
Johnson's Pickles and Preserves
are now handled by the U. s. Market.
See Clair & Petty before putting
in your sidewalk. it will pay you. tip
Green groceries and vegetables al
ways on hand. Carton. Hall & Co.
tim.
FOR RENT.-Nics three room house
very cheap. on N. Record
ONCE
WANTED.-One or two horses to
use for their feed. Inquire Record
ONCE 6St6
Pile driving and anything in the
structural line done by Murray e.
Sanger.
Free Public Reading Room and Ii
brary, corner Second street and Penn
s~ylvania avenue. 4Otf
160 acres and near Artesia for
$500. A bargain. Write to John R.
Hodges of Artesia-
The Il Meat Market is h best
In the Southwest. They want your
business. Phone Sc. Atm
II you wish to buy, sell or trade
for anything IL the Pecos Valley see
me-. T. Carlton.
Thirty acres of and within one
half mile Of depot at so per cent of
it's Value. T. Carlton.
Roswell Collection Agency. No.
12Oh Main street. Old a sps
cialty. Give them a call. tt
FOR RENT.-Three office rooms ov-
err Forstad & Johnson's tor Call
at Western Grocery Co.. If
Your money back il you are not
satisfied. satisfaction guaranteed
Star Meat Market, Phone Sc. Atm
w. A. Jones and family moved to-
day from the Grand Central to the
DeArcy house on North Hill.
Bud Church of Cripple Creek, Colo
RADIO, arrived in the city last evening.
He is q brother of J.. P. Church.
Lands of all kinds in the Pec
Valley from Roswell to Lakewood
J. IT. Carlton, Room IL Oklahoma blk.
Morris Price left ON the morning
train for New York City to replenish
his stock of winter and spring goods.
Have you ever patronized the Star
Meat Market? Everything clean ana
inviting. Lowest prices. Phone Sc
Atm.
Hon. Jerry Simpson went to Anna
rillo his morning to meet the Bust
ness mems excursion there tomorrow.
Have you some cattle you wish to
trade for city property? II so see me
Mt Room Il Okla Blk. T. Carlton.
FOR sALE-Ten to twelve o of
stacked corn fodder. Apply at Rec
ord ONCE. If
A nice modern eight room resid-
ence, fve acres OF land. good out
buildings, all fenced. or sale at cost.
j. T. Carlton
Ezra Schoolcraft, who ha e in
Roswell for several months as a
health seeker, left for his home in
Chicago Sunday morning.
G.. S. Moore. of the Pecos Valley
Drug Co., went to Artesia on Saturday
evening to look after the business of
his company at that place.
Miss Evelyn Snyder. daughter of
Karl Snyder. left ON the morning train
for Cuberro. New Mexico. where she
will teach in q mission school
LosT-A long black pocketbook. con
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-01-16
Assistant Secretary to Resign.

Washington, JAM. 16--It is learn
ed on high authority hat Robert B.
Armstrong, assistant secretary Of
the treasury, in charge of customs,
has indicated to the President and
to Secretary Shaw his purpose to re-
sign and accept an important bust
ness position in New York. IL is IN
derstood that Armstrong; resigna-
ton will take effect March 4.
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WANTED.-Saddle pony to use foi
feed. Record office. st
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-01-16

James Clair has been in this bust
for fourteen a and thorough
ly understands his business. 7ltl2
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WANTED.-Man and wife on farI
near town.. R. Smith. tfr
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-01-16

WANTED.-Day boarders at $500
per week. at 7O7 N. Richardson
avenue If
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We sell a six-dollar meal ticket for
Ave dollars 1t the Alamo
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w. s. Prayer, who has been in Den
yer for several days, returned home
last evening
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-22

:. =. tgl5
proofs Of the presence of vessels OF Rus.
sian squadron In Kanrai,h bay and ~, ~
a violation Of French neutrality are lack
Ing nre Sharply contradicted byS the
Japanese, who assert that the evidence
on the subject Is conclusive: They. y
that aftersall the question OF proof rests. rests
with France who possesses the evidence Y; ,
and whoseneutrality hns been y y,7mis.er
Premier Katsura and Foreign Minister ms :,
tIIonura were received in audience by
Z tho Emperor Of japan to-day. 558
Japanese Bitter.
$3.50 q. THE Japanese regard 9. q s, ths
Kanlranh Bay. Incident with. growing
Feelings Of resentment and bitterness
towards France. 1t is popularly believed
Tint the Russian fleet Is still at kam-
rnnll Ray and is making tho freest pos
sible use of the port.
The demandssfor strong act action y the
part u pan are daily growing louder.
Political parties and otheg or ganlznt!ons
are passing Il! resolutions co1demning
Frances alleged violation Of neutrality 1l1s,
1t Is proposed to hold q great popular
demonstration S5sE "a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-22

the Society and that his Interests are
being dlsspated BY the officers and al
trectors OF the Society. He names speci- Y
Sfically President ] II w. Alexander and
syice-P President James IL Hyde. an
this connection, President James w.
Alexander and Vice President, James a.
Hyde are charged with mtsappropriati Ion
of funds and msmanagement The bin
also declares that for ten years the char.
fer OF the company and the laws Of New
York have. been violated inasnIch as
Sthesofficinls hayesfailed to Distribute the
profits OF the company among tho policy
holders. ,fS
Schuyler. who filed the bill.
said that the complainants had held a.
meeting and decided to take the matter
into the Federal Court 1t Is their wish,
he said to have n receiver appointed and
the affairs of tho Society ended, SO &tnat
the pollcyholders may have d just dis
8tributionB OF the funds and prof is now on
hand. No further steps than the re-
quest in the bill have been taken Y for the
Tappointment OF a receiver, but Attor-5
sney Schuyler said that within a few days:
Tho will go into court In ithut connection.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-22
.URGING REPUBLICANS
TO PAY The POLL TAX.
State Chairman Slemp Has Been
Cheering Up the Richmond
Contingent.

Republican State Chairman C.. Bascom
Slemp. who has peen In the city for sev-
eral days looking after the organization
Of tho party completed his particular
work yesterday and left IN the after
noon for his home. While he was not
inclined to take the public into his con-
chairman iconferEcd. with the leaders OF
the warning local factions and poured the
OIL Of hope upon the troubous waters
The collection Of funds for the prosecu-
ton of an active campaign is believed to
: have engaged tho attention Of Mr.. Slemp
also.
One thing that the new organization Is
doing is to Systematically arouse Re-
5puhlicans to the importance Of paying
poll taxes and to disseminate carefully
prepared Instructions relative to regis
tis,ticn. The prospective voters are
coached as to the methods of preparing
their applications for registration, in ad-
dition 10 being urged to see that tho poll
tax is paid by May 9Th. alinally, the
voter or prospective voter is Instructed
TO watch out for the published list OF
qualified voters and see If his name is
thereon and II not TO take legal steps
to have 1t put on the roll.
4 While no announcement has been made
autnorltatively TO that effect. IL Is cX-
pected that the State organ Of the party,
the Virginia Daily Press, formerly pub
lished at Roanoke, will be revived In this
City, and II the project meets with any
encouragement. II viii be made per-
Inanent venture, The new chairman OF
the party Is characterized by those who
worker, but a hustler as an organ
K EiZer i Z. /.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-22
ToLsToI AGAIN IN
-. W - 4.
tBy Associated Press.)

ny AssoclatedS &i'resF) IA Is Il,
@ MOSCOW, april a2a.2The Russkey Lis,
.tok to-day publishes a two-column in
lterview with Count Leo T olstoi, in which
the philosopher INDUCES In jeremiad
against the educated classes, city life
aid the present tendencies Of educati ton,
religion and politics. Referring TO the
university politicalsmoYement Count Toll
sstoi declares that parents nre going to
school To unruly children. and would
pass on this absurd education Of mu-
5jiks. He asks: What can such teach
Ing give man knowing an actual ife of
slabor?' II
I He applies the whole vocabulary of
dcrisive adjectives to the educated class
and advises thcm8to learn the lesson Of
life anew from the lowly, and scores city
life rs abnormal, artificial and immoral
.helplessly trammeled by the conventions
and fashion The time is at hand, Count
Frolsto declares In conclusion, for people
to understand the holloWness, empt Sess
and deceit of tho present system. break
to pieces their soulless, out worn idol, and
seek the true and the living God. ef5t Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-22
SOCIALISTS /; TO PARAD J =.
(By Associated Press. IS 4.

'Ssssi.l
ST. I'IiI;l5RsBIIsci9 pril 22--1 i: so IA.
M--May Day demons trationsS on q grand
scale throu gfiout L he empire Is the pro-.
gramme Of the 5secsS st wing OF the re-
form party rs ap.notIpe ds8atBtfe Pan I,
closed yesterday, afters'lsa pr tracted 4 md
stormy sessior.t The congress Illus
strated the lack iof unity In reform cir
sclcs, the prog ANN Ell as finally adopted
railing to touch many burning questions:
of the hour on accom- Of the impos-88
sbility Of sharmonizing the Views of d.
$vergcnt9 elements At the conclusion
neither side was satisfied with TIE pro-
3gramn,e. The socialists announced TINT
the plan OF organized meetings and pa
8rades In every cityI$a and industrial center
OF Russia on May 1ath. TO which they
Were unable toagaln the concurrence Of
other elements. will K be; carried out re-
gtlrdless of the congress. They dis
claimed any Intention of rioting. but de-;
clared that Il the police attempted to-
{ break up the de,nonstrat tons the govern
I ment will be answerable.8 @
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-22
DIANA MUST DlsARM
nv. A,ssuciated press. \.

SAIGON, & FRENCH COCHIN CHINA,
April q. --Orders have been given for the
disarmament of the Russian cruiser
DIANA which took refuge under one OF
the coast forts In August. 1904 She has
undergone Important repairs to essential
portion IL Of her 1nachlncry. which now
will be handed to the French authorities
here. N
Dispatches under date of Septerrber 81
1904 stated that the French minister at
Toxic had informed the Japanese gov
eminent that the Russian cruiser Diana,
which sought refuge at Saigon on A,i-.
gust 10, off Port Arthur, would dlsarin.l
1T appears from the foregoing dispatch
from Saigon that the disarmament Of the
Diana was not effective at the time pre-
viously Indicated. ~
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Presided at Sway1,c Trial and
Did Important Work
in@C Congress. /
nv a ssocIated 1,rtas. !

Il (rsy, Associated Pr9ss.) A
WASHINGTON, CONN. April 21.---774
United States Senator orvlle Hitchcock
Plat, of Connecticut, dled&nt his sum
mer home In this, his native. town at
$3.50 Tonight from pneumonia. The end
camo almost unexpectedly, the immc-
sdiatc cause being the breaking Of nm
abscess which had formed in the right
lung, and which produced rangulation
The senator had been Ill since March
ls1st, having suffered q chill on the day
of Senator Hawley's funeral at Hartford
Work in Senate.
Y BY both temperament and feeling Sen
ator4 Plat was peculiarly the represent
alive of New England and Of the old
fashioned Puritan Integrity and con
science. Throughout his whole life he
kept himself in the.smost sympathetic
touch with New ENGLAND institutions OF
every kind. The church, the to Nnship.
the farm and the schools were the objects
Of his keen interest. Particularly strong
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-22
WOMEN BURNED;
F|R / N. HURT
Seventy Families Made Home
less by Fire Yesterday in
Brooklyn.
IN THlcKLY SETTLED CENTER J; ] i E !
Blaze, Which Threatened to
Spread Tar, Caused Intense
Excitement Among People.
IN THlCKLY SETTLED CENTER
. ByiAssocieted Press.)


NEW YORK, April 21..-Threc firen,en3
were injured, six women were severely
burned, seventy families were made home
less and propcrty sAlud at sl6o. 900 was vas
destroyed by fire iii the heart OF the thick X
jly8settled Hebrou' center in the browns
vile sect!on OF Brooklyn to-day. The!
fire was attended by intense excitement Is
and FOR a time threatened to spread far
beyond the limits. in which 1t flnally was
controlled ut started In the basement
OF n five story brick building Mt he cor cor
srer OF That ford Street md Belmont Ave
nue., which was occupied by Glass and {
Company, M A. ,rniture store spread read
rapidly through the structure and b vi III.
in a few minutes had leaped across he
street Ito a long row OF double deck
brick ana frame tenement houses These
buildings burned like t!nder and the DC
'cupants In many cases escarcd with the
greatest difficulty y. Six women werc
painfully burned In making their way from
the blazing homes and three fremen were
caught under falling walls. II z !.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-22
from cncroachlng upon Frcnch territorial
Iapan's Representation.

DR.. Motono. in the course Of nm inter-
view. said his request was that France
observe neutrality BY adopting tho neces-
sary measures for preventing Admiral
.Rojcatvenskys squadron from remaining
any longer in French territorial waters
at Kamranh Bay. The minister added that
the Russian ships are quite inside French
waters and not outside of them.
Japaf's representation has had the ct
feet Of bringing the Francp-Japanesc IN
cident to the front rank of public pttcn-
ton. The leading newspapers here adopt
the government view that Foreign Min-
istcr Delcasse's assurances calm the sit
uatiCn.
The Temps says the instructions sent
TO Governor General Beau require him
to report the exact location of Admiral
Kojestvensky's ships, whether they are
or are not within the mile limit Min
lister Bcau's reply has not yet been re-
celyed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-22
I Copy: Is United States
Il tBy Associnted Press.)

181 rs N (By EAssocinted Press) IS
$yNASHINGTON, April 2a--Ntr. Iioki,
4 the Japanese charge d'affaires here, has
presented to Secretary Taft a copy of
the note presented BIZ the japanese minik-
teri Paris yesterday tosthe French for
3clgn office I'm relation to the Observance
sof#neutrality toward Rojestvenslsy''sS fleet.
& Secretary Taft. after reading the nose
carefully Forwarded 1t by&mail to Sec
rotary Loeb: for transmission to the Pres
sident. This IS .done merely for infornla-
3tion, for he note itself raquores no ac-
ton, for he note itself requires no nc
government. 1T Sis deemed best not to
make public its dext here.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-22
EMORY WINS
"a Closely Matched Debate With
Trinity College. 1.
,es,al to the Times. p!spateh.l

q IL tspe,.aI to the Times. D.spateh.)
4 DURHAM. NJ c.: April Il Emory College
won over Trinity in closely matched de-s
hate this evening. The query. Resolving that
IL should be the policy Of the United States
10 csnfine itself to the ownership and gov
eminent aof u territory included In North
were for Trinity a L. f.. Lea and H. O. Cols:
for Emory, RI *. Parker andIH S3istroztarls
Tho hest speaker OF tho oScnaio Ion Was II ,s.t
James Fl pou, Mr. J. ". Bailey, OF Raleigh.
~, c.. and Rev. u. X, Leynu rne@ OF Durham.
Tho debate was The mont exciting and Inter
est!ng ever held between Trinity and Eniory.S
inunnJiate,y after the debate q M dnisht dinner
anu smoker .sas given complimentary 70 MI.
Parker and Mr. Stroller a8t ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-22
POSITION OF ENGLAND.
Will Hardly Take Action Before
France Makes Reply 10
japanese Protest.
(By nssar,ntcd preus

i I
LONDON, April ai.-All the government
offices We're closed today and most pf
the officials were out Of town making 1t
almost impossible 10 secure mn official
statement regarding Great l3ritain's con-
templatfd or actual action in connection
with the neutrality question IN The lndo-
Chinese waters. The Associated Prose- lis
E in = position to say. however that tho
question was discussed yesterday between
Baron liayashi, hie Japanese minister,
and Foreign SECRETARY I.ansdowne Baron
,liayashi said TO The Associated Press
this afternoon that -he was not pre-
pared to discuss the question whether or
not Great Britain would send u note
IN France on the subject. 1T Is pend
ing matter" he said
II would appear, however, that II IL not
inlpropshie that Great Britain Is await
ing Frances reply 10 the Jaipaneae pro-
lest hefcre taking definite action.
tHy Associated Press3
HONG KONG, April 2l.-Tlere is no
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-22
Mystic Shriners.

Especial 10 the Times Dispatch)
2 BRISTOL. TENN. April DISAPPOINTMENT
Masons Representing the Knights Of the
Tennessee 10 attend "a ceremonial session Of
Shriners, During the session fifty-two card-
dates were given the ShIiners degree follow
ing which banquet Was INDUCED in nj
Hotel Hamilton Prominent among the visitors
was former congressman Joseph u. Washing
Ston. Who Is grooming himself 10 capture the
Democratic nomination for Governor OF Ten
nf-ssee IN l.tls, ASgN75El ttH
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-22
An Oyster Roast.
,pe,c /: / The Times Dispatch

WILL G, l v A.. ~ april Alan
elegant oyster roast wa $ given E o-day
by Captain e.. w. NJ ynard. g @ parry
Those attending from " illiamsburg we're:
M essrs. 5a r. q Epen GER. Colonel L.
Lane. II s. Becker 3D. D Psacfy; a. N
~ Shipman, b. +. w of e.. Fl. G.a Spencer.
j. 4. Christian and p. ". rburton.S 3ii
n 4 oratoriaIs contest will take place be-:
tween the Phoenix and Philomath ean Lit
College, in the College Chapel tomorrow
evening. S5St . ssi3 s3 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-22
ON WAY 10 vLADlv0sTOCK.

ny Associated Press.)
ST, FREDERICKSBURG, April 22.---No re-,
ply is expected from Nice-Adrnral Ro-
| iestveilsky for several days relative to
the instruction to him to respect the
neutrality Of French waters. Admiral
Wirenius stated last night that Rojest-
vensky's telegram announcing his ar
rival at Kanranh Bay took four days.
ing transmission. Admiral Wirenius
added that he had no idea Of the pres
Eent whereabouts OF Rojestvensky. but
that he believed he had.left Kamranh
4 Bay. In any case, he said. at this sea V
son territorial waters offer no great ad 4
vantage, because the weather is good
and the sea calm. XII 81 85} ~ e M i,
The following statement on the sub
fjcct Of klnranh Bay was made yester-S
day: ~
Bay, or contcmplates remaining there
until Nebogatoff Joins his ships, he will
remain outside the three mile limit, as
he did during his long stay off Madagas- +
car. Naturally Japan Will file NJ cave at
lust as she would file one without the
United States II II Y n jestvensky should
approach the Philippines. Japan's pro- z
test Is in tire nature of as>warning me I
I1tlClS SGLh w
State1ne D doubted. @
AriHI 421.-The latest word OF Admiral
Rojestvesky was the dispatch from or the 1
agent Of tho finance ministry at Shaang.8
hal, saying the squadron had passed I
throughSth Straits of Formosa. but the 4
authority given by the agent for his \
statement is considered doubtful.
The admiralty processes u good deal
of skepticlsn regarding all the dispat ches 4
from tlle.Far East reporting the location
Of Russian vessels, pointing out that 4
false news is llSely 70 DO SET atloat de-
sS
The officials here neither deny or af-
firm the report that Rojestrensky is still
at Ka1nrnnh Bay. The foreign office dis
plays no anxiety as n result Of the pro-
tests made by Japan over the alleged
Violation Of French neutral ty. express
ing confidence that when all the facts
are known it will be found that the Rus "a
slams did not violate the neutrality Of
France.
SERIOUS complications are not -Sntici7-'
tpated. Nothing has been heard from the
fourth division of the Russian uhdron,
commanded by Admiral Nebosa,t off. 1
Most Of the naval men express the opin-s
Ion that Rojestvensly will not await q !.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-22
Ask for Receiver.
f,sy A ,,.br,ntea I,rtssI

y II si6t F. (13y Assbcinted Prtss) 49, NJ
CHICAGO, April 2l,--A bill for the
appointment OF n receiver for tho Equit-2
able Life Assurance Society OF the Unit
ed States md sec king an accounting was
flied in the United States Circuit Court
here to-day BY Attorney y. J.. Schuyler.
d The petition is filed In the name 81
Abraham sitron and other policyho lders
singthe Society. 55 4
{ sitrons says he holds IA 1900 policy In
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-22
WARsHIpsS FOR RUSSIA.

Especial Gable 10 Tho 4rImes- Dlspa ,ch ana
New York Ierald.) M
{SSG,op 2SI by York Ierald Coz
Flint left Berlin last might for w arsaw,5
where he will meet AIr. Charles M.
ischwab They will then proceed to ST.;
Petersburg as representatives Of an Amer
iican syndicate wlthspoWer to make propo-
5sitions for an unlimited supply &of. war
ships for Russia. gs3S S35
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-22
bo' ?! 4, / 4! n
Bottled only at the Apollinaris Spring,
Neuenahr, Germany,
and Only with its Own Natural Gas.

elected to succeed William II. Barnum,
a Democrat. who had been appointed to-
fill the vacancy caused by the death of
,Orrls s. Ferry. II Republican.
AS a member of the Comn,ltte IN Re-
latiors with Cuba. Mr.. patt introduced
the resolution which placed Cuba under
the military protection of tho United.
States. N Il "a y sS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-22
FRUIT ALL RIGHT
Prof, Atwood Examines Several
5't Orchards Near Crozet.
clal m Thn es.DIs1,afc

" -i17 lSneolalTto Tho Tlmes- Dlspafch,J q
gy3OHTsT VA, April q. ~ lrofessur w.
Il. v Atwood formerly State 3Entomplngist
and Observation-Disclosures, made n personal on,
aamination Of several orchards here this
afternoon, He reports that no blooms
ere killed by cold or frost and that the
Sprospeats are good Tor s. larg y crops n Of
SAeac hes and apples. 81 4 II n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-22
FLEET HURR|ES
FROM FRENCH bay.

suranccs given to DR. Motono, the Jap
anesc ministerial Paris Il
According to the official view, the fore
gong steps should exercise a distinctly
calming influence upon Japan as they
show France. directly and through RUS
ssia has adopted all available means to
insure. respect OF tho neutrality Of french
wa tiers. IS 8st. 3 ~ &
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-22
Button A1,sNel'S.

III alluding to the attack mace upon
him BY Colonel Joseph Button, he con-
.tinued ,that eminent constitutional law
yer, although l don't think he has ever e,
heen admitted to the bar. Colonel joseph
.R,,tton states that he had done 50 muc "a
for his party and that he has pe ,ei y, ~
great expense and trouble to serve ny; ms