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Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-04
LITTLE DONE FOR
FAR OFF alaska
BISHOP ROWE LAYS NEEDS
BEFORE PRESIDENT
Head of Episcopal Church in the North
Urges Importance of Road
Building Through the
Interior

B1SnOp +. Il. Rowe OIL the EplSCOHdl
church, who has for his field work the
entire territory of Alaska with Mrs.
Rowe, arrived in Los Angeles yester-
day on his way home from Washing
ton, where he went to lay before Presi-
dent Roosevelt and the senate the true
conditions of affairs in the district and
ask for some relief
Alaska has been treated very shah
billy by the government" Bishop Rowe
said yesterday, at the Angelus hotel,
just before leaving there to deliver
an address before the Ebell club.
I'VE would have received no atten-
ton whatsoever inyAiaska but for the
Philippines, where congress has done
so much that for appearance sake It
has had to give some consideration 10
the territory in the north. Since 1900
we have received some slight recog
milton, and believe still better days
are coming
"In my talk with the president I pre-
sented the true conditions as I knew
them. The government has built no
roads. There can be little or no devel-
opment of the interior until this is
done. The richest gold mines are being
found far inland. but unless there is a
way of getting in supplies the work
ing of the mines cannot be satisfac-
tory
What has the government done for
~, 90
tiaries and insane asylums? Nothing.
We are now contracting with Port
land to take care of our unfortunates.
zone thing given us in the past five
years is a decent, legal code and the
organization of the country into three
judicial districts. Before 1900 we wor-
ried along under the miserable Oregon
code. The war department has been
kindest of all. 1t has given us tele-
graphic communication.
president Roosevelt believed that
should be done for the ter
ritory, and the senate was also IN
hearty accord with improving the con-
ditions. but the house of representa-
see where it was going to get returns
for it's concurrence with the president
and the senate on the question.
"A year ago there was rather a
gloomy outlook for Alaska, but today
the future looks much brighter. Fair
banks. on the Tanana river, 500 miles
inland from Valdez, is to become the
future gold producing district of the
territory. The region Is extremely rich,
but access to 1t is very difficult"
Bishop Rowe has spent nine years i'll
the territory, and is jealous worker in
that pertains to its welfare.
Active, of wiry build. Injured to all the
hardships of a life in the Arctic zone.
he is tireless worker In the establish
ing of missions, schools churches and
hospitals.
Last year, in the depth of winter, ne
made the journey from Valdez to Fair
bankc. 500 miles over bleak. snowclad
to visit his charges, and
walked the entire distance. This he
as one of the small incidents
of churchman's life in the far north.
In speaking of the financial assist
ance that is given him in his work he
said Los Angeles contributed larger
than any other city
Bishop and Mrs. Rowe will go from
Los Angeles to San Francisco, AMI
from there take passage to theii home
in Sitka.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-04
HUSBAND BUSY AT WASH TUB
Gets Decree Because Wife Deserted
Him

To be forced to do service over a
wash tub was more, than James Mayor
had bargained for and yesterday be-
fore Judge Allen he poured forth his
story of grief occasioned by soapsuds.
Mayor is man nearly 20 years
of age. Mts. Mille Mayor told the
court through affidavits which were
filed in her behalf that it was an i'm
possibility to live under the same roof
with her husband.
was compelled to slave in his own
behalf over the family wash tub. Judge
Allen said it was a shame and the
decree was granted.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-04
KAISER AT MINoRCA
Hopes to Visit Mediterranean Again
Next Year
Dy Associated Press.

PORT MAHON. Island of Minorca,
April 3.-The German emperor landed
from the Hamburg-American liner
Hamburg at 1O:3O o'clock this morn
ing and visited the captain general.
Everywhere his majesty was given a
hearty reception. The town and ship
ping were decorated with flags
The emperor returned ON board the
Hamburg at noon, and she sailed from
here at 4;SO p. m. Before leaving En-
peror William said he wished to visit
the Mediterranean next year.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-04
WOMAN BARBER GETS DECREE
Applicant for Divorce Says Husband
Refused to Work

Mrs. Ef1ie Salisbury yesterday asked
Judge York in the superior court to
end her matrimonial woes by granting
her a divorce from her husband, Lloyd
Salisbury, who, she declared. deserted
her.
Mrs. Salisbury is barber, and ac-
cording to the testimony it would ap-
pear that Salisbury would not work,
while his wife labored diligently on
some bewhiskered patron.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-04
NIP 1T IN THE BUD
First Appearance of Dandruff a FOrerunner
of Future Badness

That such Is the case has been con-
clusivey proven by scientific research. Prof
unna, the noted European skin specialist
euticle OF the scalp. caused by parasites de-
stroyin the vitality In the hair bulb. The
hair becomes lifeless and In time falls out
This can be prevented.
Newbro's Herpicide kills this dandruff
germ and restores the hair to its natural
softness and abundancy.
Herpicide Is now used by thousands Of
people-all satisfied that It is the most Won
dorful hair preparation ON the market to-
day.
Sold by leading druggists Send 100 In
stamps for sample to The Herpcide Co.. De-
troit Mich.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-04
Shooting ARRAY in Texas

DALLAS, Tex. April 3.-Frank ],
Bell, prominent citizen and grand
chancellor of the Knights of Pythias
of this city was shot and probably
fatally wounded today by Robert
Parks, chief clerk of the district court
The cause of the shooting is not known.
Both parties decline to make state
ment.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-04

Belgium, where public libraries are
almost unknown, has 100000 public
drinking houses. That means one pub
lie house for tfirty-six inhabitants, or
one public house for twelve men above
II years of age, the publican included.
In the last fifty years the population
has increased so per cent, the number
of public houses 258 per cent.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-04
CITY HALL NOTES
Reconsider Ordinance

hcConSlder OrolnanCe
The employees in the street depart
ment who were legislated out of their
positions last Monday were reinstat-
ed by the council yesterday, when the
previous vote was reconsidered and
action rescinded.
Municipal Ownership
The municipal ownership committee
of the council was yesterday increased
from three to five members, Council
men. Smith and Kern being added to
the committee, which was composed rf
Houghton, Healy and Blanchard.
Speed Ordinance
The ordinance regulating the speed of
automobiles in the city of Los Angeles
yesterday was allowed to go over for
one week, as the city attorney was
not ready to make a complete report
ton.
City Prosecutors Appointed
City Attorney Mathews yesterday an
nounced the appointment of George
Beebe as city prosecuting attorney,
and. William Frederickson and A. ].
Mccormick assistants, to serve at the
police courts. The appointments were
confirmed Immediately by the council.
Universal Transfers
The mayors message regarding uni
versal transfers and the running Of
freight cars on the streets of Los An
geles was sent back to the mayor by
the council yesterday, with the recon-
mendation that he proceed as he thinks
best in the enforcement of the laws al
ready passed.
Street Sprinkling Contract
Bids for the street sprinkling con-
tract covering the next four years were
opened yesterday and ranged from $1.S3
to $1.40 a day, Mcclure & Mcclure be-
ing the lowest bidders. This year the
sprinkling is costing the city at the
rate of $1.69 day. The bids were re-
ferred to the board of public works.
Tipster Ordinance
The council passed an ordinance
yesterday making 1T misdemeanor to
sell or give away tips or predictions OF
any description on the result of any
horse race or other contest. Operators
of passenger elevators come under an
ordinance also passed yesterday, which
provides that they shall be more than
eighteen years old and pass an exam
ination before being granted licenses.
Applies for Pension
Former Chief of the Fire Department
Thomas Strohm made application to
the pension board at it's meeting yes
terday morning for a pension. basing
his claim both on tenure of service and
injuries received while engaged in fire
fighting. The question will come up for
hearing Saturday morning
Mrs. Clint Johnson. widow of cap
tain recently deceased, also made ap-
plication for pension allowance.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-04

lecture this evening on '"The Catholic
Church" Father Handy is himself
convert to Catholicism, making his ad-
dress doubly interesting.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-04

A portrait of President Roosevelt.
being painted by Otto Won Krumhaar.
viii be placed in the state capitol at
Albany.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-04
ohamberIaIn's Cough Remedy

contains absolutely nothing injurious.
and for coughs, colds Group and whoop-
ing cough 1t has no equal. For sale
by all leading druggists.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-04
owning property at the southern end Of
the street.

GUARANTEED CURE FOR PILES
Itching. Blind Bleeding Protruding Piles
Your druggist VII refund money IL Pazo Oint.
ment fails to you in to II days. so cents.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-12
Upper Hanover Hints,

ROCKVILLE, VA, Feb Misses Evalyh
sHodcroft ana EtheF Redwood, oti5Richmond.
VISITED tho Misses CpcHe last week.
M!s4 Ora Puryeer. Of Rtehlnona. has bsep
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-12

zoo Extract, all .odors, Zoe an ounce. 3
Burnt Wood Hair md PPM NJ lll1 ltary
IS Brushes, were 4So, for&15cr. q
Short Dressing Combs for 1c.
All width White Tape, lie a roll.
Allen'sM Cream of Rose nnd Alnona o.
for bcnutifylng tho sltn, 6oc5 size SIZE,
/. TIC abottle. Y.
lOc Sachet Pads. all odors, &C.
Lot of odd Back Combs, sold 20 Soc'
choice any. DC. Z,
Net Shopping Bags only 50 to sell.
vi soc kind "a & each.
Bono Collar Buttons, &c q dozen ZEN
10 gross 60 Shoe strings,3 pairs &c.
/ 80 pieces 8 1-2 inch l9c satin Ial l''1.i
Ribbons, every color, II l-2c yard.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-12
OLD POINT COMFORT.

rEn ngt !, MISS, and Mira, Andrew Hero, of
Mrs Frank. ,nlll, tho wifa Of Lieu,cnant
bridge on Wednesday afternoons when her
EInesls were Mrs Frances ", Brown. Mrs,
smith, q W4snngQn; Mrs, a. y. srarbo-
rough Mrs RatertN Mrs. Morgan. Miss
Weaver, Mrs. Dutton of New York; Mrs.
William Ghamberlin Of Fort Monroe General
carlton MI. iildridge and Captain Newcombe,
Of The army, ~
Mrs Ogden Raffeny gaYa n largo tea on
Tuesday afternoon for Miss McMullen, of
Portland Me, Lieutenant and Mrs, Charles
Nilbonrne gave q domino party on Friday eye
nWs for their sister, Miss Kilbpurne,
Among the gness at he Chpmberlin are
u Philadelpiai Mr. and Mss. Harrington
EntnRm lirooklypt Mr. AND Mrs Mo- roe
Withersppon. Of pIusbnrg; Mrs, Huntington
liis, OF New ioFki MISS Cone. OF Hart
ford. Conn.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-12

delIghtful;tin short, one could scarcely
Imagine a better place for the location Of
u womuns college, whore young women
can receive u we'll rounded college cdu-
cation. which will6prepare them for life,
either to earn their own livelihood orsfo
IA life full OF service inYtho homo,
In November, 1900, Mrs. Indiana Flotcll-s
Ell w illiams, of Amherst died. leaving the
hulk of her estate, u sum amounting to I
nearly SsOO,o0o fort tho purpose Of found
ing within the State a school or college
for theRcgucatlon Of young women,
i5 Sweet Rriari House, when was the homo
ar Mrs. Williams, u large alld-handsomo
colonial mansion, containing thirty rooms,
will be used ms the administration bllid-
Ing, The spacious parlors will tbef used
for public reception rooms. and ned rooms !
Will be- SGT aside for the accommodation
of Visitors f5fl
The interior Of Sweet Briar House ls
in keeping wtl@the, Sterlor-lofty halls.
long corridors and spacious rooms. filled
With Tich old mahogany fNrniture and
rare curios, gathered from every quarter
of tho globe, Almost every corner has
some touching memorial Of Mrs, SVilT
tlIams's only daughter, Daisy, who died at
the early d SO pf 1sayentcen, and IN men-
Dry of whom The sc DOL was founded, .8
k
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-12

Especial 10 The 'r!mes,pispatch,)
8 GID polAp COMFORT, VA FEB 1.-THE
urcspec,s arc for a brilliant ssason al OLD
,saint. aad from now until after Easter the
hbte,s VIII be crowded ana gaSeiy VIII be fast
and furious.
,ghe frat aftai, Of the par week which was
Very nusy one ,veie the diners Al the
S:haillber!in on sunday evening Mrs, Frances
w iirown'H guests were General Thomas c.
sallyan ana Miss spliiyaa, e Wasaiagton;
General CARLTON. Mrs. a. =. scarborough, OF
sew York Mrs. Frank iiii, Mr. and Mss.
George r. Adala, Milo 4, y Mattiq@s, Of
Rye NJ s., MI. lIpuStpn llltEdse, CAPTAIN
NsWcombc ana lieutenant sbpeb. q nc army.
5 birB, Rafferty,, tho Wifa Of Malor ltailery.
~ 'ihe Artilciy Corps. MAS the b1AGss 80 a
aainn,r I1r ilefaistsl Mrs MORGAN, ne wife
soFl ti,sg American consul gt Genesa, Qihcr
,,,lssts ge.e Geaerai uad Mrs Jqseph farles,
hlnllynl. ana Mrs, Npilli9aa fh,tWisG ana l.teu-
tSnant Rollqntlpe ct For. Monspge
eng Fort 8SGreq card tilnb ln.t Win &fs.
d ranela ~. Blown or hehtay evening GgssI4
a,6ef Than the iagfneers u thgselah lRe ,,s
y slt3.aJosep h fGray, MrE Wih.ain Y; WiBs,
Mss SDltYasi, Mrr.tS5f T., acti 9pipgeli,q 3irs
4 ctetasM WEAVER and MISS Wtufer, q Phil
4 .i.-ini.!a ,4ss William slahley, ~ Great Ba1'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-12
THE MECKLENBURG.
tsp.cial TO The rlmes-plspa,ch,

fspeclal to The Times DIspAlclt)
TIE NECK IENBuRG. CHASE CITY, VA
Feb ll--At no lime during the late harsh
winter spell were the guests Of the Mecklen-
burg incouvenienced or rendered the least un-
comfortable. but on the contrary soeiability
seems TO be Increased. and many diversions
wore fully enjoyed by them, such as music
the long hall and rolpndag promenades, sun
aud hydra;ic baths and pool playing Ladies
We're frequently out for horseback riding, and
haze enjoyed the new livery often,,. 53
There is . change Of scenery from every
comfortably heated, as vel! as lighted by
rs own Plant While the. tables attest that
nothing in season is hacking TO tempt th6
appettes Of anyone, The Improvement In
shpalth OF many Of the. guests has heeh re,
markable and It Is quite usual for proI,osea
Is. The orr,yhls here have included guests
from many states, from Maine to California,
A,noas late arrivals are; J, d, Glass, NJ y.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-12
Now York, Mr.. and Mrs. II. a, Chentham.&
YopngsYile, 81: Frank Meade. stanton, Va
I CHATHAM SOCIAL.
(spccIal to Tho Tlmcs-pispatch.l

Especial to Tho Times pispatch)j
f CHATHAM, Feb l1--rhe recital by tho
Juniors al tho Chatham Episcopal, Institute
Friday. night, was q most creditable .ra an
girls were rendered N very artists man n
equally. rs well. and each member was loudly
Neal Bros & Brown now have al, expert
mechanic Installing the corn (, NIL 81, thel Y
have III readiness for grinding by early spr i "
erop.,,in point 90 water power. and grinding
capacity, this nlilT7 WIN exceed any ~ Tho
The regular February fern a OF ,.o rt1sylyaa
The criminal docket IS the Rsmal lest Az many
years, The Hciyll docket is also small, ana
from present indications tho term MI pc o.
sh Ms.es Jese Taylor Of swansonyille, aud
Knie I;aslcy, OF Banister are visiting MIS-.
Mr.. j. Whitehead this week added fouF
we'll bred hounds 10 his pack y. y ,,a u
Du.,Ing the, past summer the FOXES were
destructive to small fowls. DESTROYING many
chickens and young turkeys. ,,aa,,t =, va
q For several years she have been ,sSarGe
In this section, but prs n9S becoming p's'ss''
Z .ILl NJ.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-12

Smith. Of Phlladephia; g y, Hrayton' ( y, NJ y,
son SOL .'N Of ,atllnore IL. short, Petersburg,
xxx; KllpataylcN< H a. g ~ Y4k; 5coc h;5
", A. Barrett. il. r. Miller J. NJ. plylos.
y u Iatch Mran9 Mrs, beysry w = Fr MnM
l. IA III, de, IN y s. Stoors, Richmond Va;
9, H. rayior. st. Louis MolI, w S init,
,rdgton, Conn; Martln Il. BLOWN Ly''gn ~ III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-12

called to tho bedside OF her father Mr., Y. N.
Puryear, who has been quite sick for some
Mir. While Tpylar has been very much In
disposed for several days, ,.,,o,
Misses Nancy and susan Sncaa visited ,ias
.'iIicisory HilLn the homo Of Mr. ana MIS-
Ia X Cooke, this week,
Misses lola and Neva Nuckols, Of Waldo
lock- visited Mrs, Burton Hope this week.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-12
Save a Fourth To a Half
On Muslin Underwear.

By ordering immense quantities., hatst,ey could be
made up the dull season. enabled to give Richmond
shoppers this advantages The Cohen goes With
every garment Satisfaction refunded This sale OF
second floor
oo FOR sc no Csc GOWNS
dcambr Jokes in
bcdary,
ORA arr
loigc or
with match embrolderes zoe FOR 4 cANBRc
Use o Yoke trmm
uoc.s
81 s225 SKIRTS en1 ,n a ~ sar ~ N 49,
cambr
SOC fOR
5n&
oo Sew nrla and open 5oc FOR 100 $50
kenbo lSIS
35c
t3Nd rnirsi IN the lot /
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-12
SWEET BRIAR INSTITUTE ST {
Splendid School Enterprise, R SAP.
idly Taking Shape, Il

aa4f4 lQly an4'N6 tNNfr' : ~ " N er,, 3
~ 1vorl, Oh the school buildings az o"ca =,
5RrInr = institute, in Amherst county, y J, y
innIdly progressing, and tho poaIa 20 ot IA 4,
a actors expect 10 be ready 70 open ,ne
school next fall. Already the retentn W
Wn dnrmItories and an ncAdemle. puliu.
Inc, With connecting arcades, p "a = y >
AID terrnces are rapidly approh ~ ~,
{nompletion.5 a lnu'ge and fer1le ant'. y
We'll stocked With cattlean ~ charse 2,
M NJ, = / s nerienced superintendent; kiteheh
{ anrden, orchards, a cold storage \, ana
Creamery, ice house and q. steam !au ",
dry Will render the st!tute fhaepefu
and self-supporting \, .,,,,n on
sweet Briar farm contains ABOUT (, 2 w
acres. AT least 900 acres Of TINS VII pe
lat aside for parks, lawns and recrea''o y
grounds. by building g dam on enc y,
tho creeks flowing through TIE iarm. q 9 =
5ieautifnl lake about lalf q mile long :; ~, has
been made The lights for5the nnliai NJ
Mil ne generated ny tho dam, ana .h g
lake besides furnishing Wnter ZOE ..l'e
school, viii furnish tho students s 81
In winter and with boating aug tls ~ Y
III the summer. # !, y +, .,,.,,, !, i.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-12
Every Woman iii Richmond
rs Interested ia Motions

days Selling.
King's Soft Finish Machine s'tl'11 Thr F' y
i 1-2c a spool. /. {, {, q, ,,. i
75 pieces or a. and 3 ~ men i ,.,,,as
Inc and Satin Ribbons, ~ kitiu .s
sold for zoe to SOC, specinl ioc y s., :,
200 gross Pearl Buttons, al slAes' ~
& II, q y dozen. \. ", "A "a IA
4 ! cases, show handling, sold UP to S2 ~
choice any, 25c. 49,.
Tot Of Jewelry. sold to soc. on center ~ :,
cases, choice TOO \, y, I, 4.
All shades SILK Finished Innings
+ . worth 100, in short lengths to- YARDS va
choice Sc q yard. |, I. = l, Z
Another lot Of Sample Belts, worth f'1 -
SOC. for zoe each. ,s
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-10-18
M.vflower Ban sveeessfuI.

M0yvb0WVV O0tv OOSSOootO's
The dance given by the Mayflower
band. the well known musical organi!;
xation Of the west side. last night at
Barber's hall, was a very enjoyable
affair and was well attended.
Before the dance began couple
members OF the band went down
stairs and escorted E. Barber to the
hall. As he entered the room the
band began playing march.
He was taken to the stage and two
little girls, Misses Grabelita Ciddi0
and Luisa Abeytia presented him
with a beautiful gold headed umbrel.
la. d. Baca made an excellent pre-
sentation speech telling how hard Il
had been to keep a musical organixa'
tion ON the west side and how thank
full the members were to Mr.. Barber
for his many fayors in giving them
the use 81 the hall. etc. permitting
them to maintain the organization
Mr.. Barber made very clever re
sponse which was greeted with hearty
applause. Mr.. Barber Is now acting
as manager OF the band. During the
evening Jose Rios OF the City Of Mex
leo. who is staying In the city. render
ed several excellent selections on the
violin.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-10-18
|hlCHWAYMEN
AppREhENDED

C,eofes Romero. sheriff Of San MI
guel county. succeeded IN arrcssins
Julian Encineros and Nicholas dS1.
.ales. wanted for highway rcsobery,
Yesterday morning at ,ofnt about
fifteen miles south Of this city. He
brought his prisoners back with him
and they are now In the county jail
awaiting bearing
The two highwaymen held up Juan
Martinez Thursday evening at 1880
O'Clock, near the place where they
were captured. and relieved him of
about $50 in cash and merchandise.
Information reached the sheriff as
to where they could be found and he
Immediately went after them. They
surrendered without struggle.
The men were companions of
Romaldo Barela, who escaped in
June from the Santa Fe end Of the
Scenic Highway. after being SEN
fenced to the penitentiary for rob-
bing the Stern 4 Nahm store last
winter. They have been seen with
him several times since his escape.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-10-18
UGLY WRECK

Chevenne Wyo.. Oct 1S.--Thirty-
four persons were injured. three
perhaps fatally. in an accident to a
por,hhound passenger train on the
Chevenna & Northern railroad. a
Colorado & Southern branch line, at
1.30 A. m. YESTERDAY near ior@
Creek. thirtv.five miles north OF
cheyenne. The train was rounding
a curve when the smoker and day
coach left the rails and rolled down
the embankment, a distance Of about
twenty feet The locomotive "nd
gage car had passed over the weak
spct in the track IN safety. Many of
the unfortunate passengers were pin
ned under the seats in the wreckage
and their cries were pitiful
The most seriously injured are:
Miss Clara Minsky, back injured
and probably fracture of skull.
George Woodbury. Of st. George,
Utah. injured internally.
j. p Burns. roadmaster of Chey.
enne. injured internally.
T. J. Lowery Of Cheyenne, badly
bruised.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-10-18
An Explanation.

The formal opening Of the musical
department OF the Normal University
will occur tomorrow night. Since this
is the first event Of the kind In the
city. several parsons have inquired re-
garding the condition or admission.
The Normal authorities wish to an
nounce that 1t will be free. as will all
future programs Of the kind. Many
people in the city are Of the opinion
that the time has come when Las
Vegas should have something OF
musical kind of her own. and this is
the beginning Of the movement. The
persons behind the movement wish to
extend to all music lovers and their
friends an invitation to attend, After
the recital the. general faculty Will
tender all reception.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-10-18
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oUTv MONEY 70 Dc Re.
| FUNDED TO ALICE ROOSEVELT

Washington, Oct. V1S.--secretary
Shaw said yesterday that an offer will
be made to the presiden, 10 seek
authority from congress to refund to
Miss Alice Roosevelt whatever money
may be collected from her In the way
Of duties when she returns. This
course is prompted by what he consid-
ers the injustice Of the law In her spe.
cial case. He points out that the
presents were not only not solicited,
but she had NO desire to receive them.
She was compelled to do SO. however,
or else give offense to those who Of
fered them and thus make enemies
for her country.