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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-03
Washington Affairs.
M Tl,nes-l,lspatch.)

ESPECIAL to The Tlmes-Dlspatch')
wAsIIlNGToN, D. G.. septemoer ca -
Postmasters appointed: Vlrgln'aft,1nnHi
agevlllo. Accomac county, MISC Al'''i'''
Bcote. vice ]. D. Belotc, oe"o ,norhanv
,o M".." r,ufus billings vice David 9.
candlll resigned Rlggsn &C. i Glaeaa b.
Riggsbee, resigned. ro,,tos ordered
established november lst: on ineI %on Mas o..
county route pu a nn,,nty -p route s. pop
MGsksyeih d nas' 1 e19"sS war
n ua,, non ,ut, route 2, population Sol'
houses III o,,tod for North
carolina o South Bushy rork cna ap1.s r.
Robert II, Malone, ca p'ea SAINT, route !.
Vernon SUBJ peck Me Carrier julius 4. Peck,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-03
Personals and Briefs.

Mr.. and Mrs. E. a. .Jett have returned
home after an extensive bridal trip ana
viii be at home to their friends at NO.
260S Beverly Street. ,,, Iii, ,,,o
next week for St Edith Academy, near
Washington, to continue her studies. Sne
Will be Joined later by her friend, Miss
Lillian Burger.
Mrs. j., Carkson parrlsh; atfoT, ppnrisS
Street. are visiting friends and relatives
in the Blue Ridge Mountains Neisoh
c1 MI GARRISON Parrish, Of No. 1911 E.
Grace Street, left yesterday evening TOR
n visit to the home OF his childhood IN
N siss J fnaalS Jeryes. of Broad and
Twentieth Streets. Is enjoying pleaS1ahh'
visit among friends ana relatives ~ iHeh
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Z. Cain and son
have returned to their home IN Slchm.on no
from Charlotte, N. G., where they huVe
been spending, the sumner u 7 h11er,,t,o of VII
liamsburg, va, wiio has been III at the
Virginia 'Hospitnl, Is much improveo, aH9
Is now visiting her cousin, MT. - D
Mrs. J. s. seigle, with her two children,
Aubrey and Louise, will visit her niece
Mrs. n, L. bradley, of washington ~
c., on Monday. ,so *,
M. Charles fsnders returns to Eden Col
CAPTAIN +. ST. George Cooke is register
cd la at Murray N II M naFS neD Of Richmond Is
registered at Hotel Victory, Put ln-Bay
Miss Ollie Britain. of No. COZ West Clay
street, left last Thursday morning fol
Warrington to visit her sister, Mrs
George /. LaiZure, and Will be gone some
time.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-03
BOTH WET AND DRY.
Rains Heavily Over One Hall q
Richmond Other Half Dry.

a very remarkable rain storm S,a,,,r
Richmond on yesterday atternoon n. .'u,
nc heavens seemed to Open anu
fnr five minutes tho downpour, was
almost ike a cloud burst. When the ran ~
ceased ii was discovered that while me
p t Yhat part above Esshlh
e,roo, wns as dry as Nottoway county.
rho min had used Eighth Street as 4
boundary line and did not travel 70 me I,'
vest OF It. On the east side OF Elsn.
street the cutters were oVerlIom'ns'
while across the way dust was oloM' !, g..
This rain soon necam ne s m,,eh Of the
stote and proved u boon in this locality
by lowering the temperature severai de a'-
grecs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-03
HELD AT NEW YORK.
Seaman Suffering With Fever
Sent to Hoffman Island.
(Dy Associated press.)

NEW YORK, Sept. 2,--Wilh fever
patient from Georgia. the schooner An
thony u. Nichols, was to-day detained
at quarantine here. The mate was found
i'll with some sort of fever, from which
several other members OF the crew had
suffered during the yoynge, fno mate
was held for observation. The schooner
came from Satilla river Georsla.
After thorough inspection Of The
schooner's crew, four seamnn were found
TO be suffering from the same fever
symptoms as the mate. whose case was
diagnosed as dengue fever, Al. were
transferred TO Hoffman Island deten,
lion station.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-03
To Act AS Escort,

Chester Lodge, T., @, @ r., a c us III.
tae 70 act As escort TO tho Grand Lodge
officers on the OCCASION Of 'he ivy N Sup
TEMPER nn !, l4fh ;t,hea tham, and will charter
c na9y "a brns tie lodge over IN body d; .
Tho Grand Master wiz arrive !, N IRE f foi.
September the lSlh ~ 80 8 him at train
nnS ascept Nm to Hotel Rchmonai IS
Smith, ], Il Meaee y; NJ l'a a. Bosai,eh,
g. II Drew, ". 5: Riddick n y, sm'a
II, ii. Witzgall. ". l.; smithVGHf sslab a. d
brown, w. q, Holden; W =, e,o d.Smii g.
silb ll.ss7 q, N. Davis, g, ", Graves
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-03
JAIL DELIVERY.
Two Young Men Make Daring

nANVII,I,E YA,,t September 2,-Jack
carter, serving a term for malicious as
sault, and John T, blackwell, charged
With criminal assault. both young white
mon made their escape from tho Henry
county Jail at Nlnrtinsvile Va, at
o. clock this morning by boring hole
through tho wall OF tho prison IN the
second story and lowering themselves TO
the ground by means OF blankets knotted
together,
Roth men made their escape and have
not been recaptured. although officers
have boon on their trail NIL day. The
escapc was one Of tho most daring ever
attempted In this section.
Tho improvisod rope did not extend TO
tho ground, but tho men took desperate
chances and Jumped the balance OF the
INV ) 7f.Aals5 . u
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-03
STEP FORWARD TO
PATH Of REFORM
Cars Proclamation for National
Assembly Receives Warm
Praise Now.
CRITICISM NO LONGER HEARD
(By Associated Press.)

ST. PETERSBURG, Sept. 3, 1:24 A. M
Though the new national assembly our
Ing the first days of the issuance OF
the Empcror's maifesto was given more
of unfnvorable criticism than OF praise
and tho Russian press. through igno-
rance took far less favorable view or
the new constitution than did the fore'"n
newspapers, tho value Of the assembly
the extent Of its plans and the long
stem forward it marks In tho path OF
reform are now becoming generally rec
ognlzed throughout the empire
A food of addresses of thanks is com
inc In from all classes and from all re-
rions, the city dolunas leading the hst'
though the urban population was sup
nosed to have been placed at consid.
ora le disadvantage to the peasants ana
thc nobility under the electoral arrange
ment. A number Of dour1as have coucN-
cd their addresses with requests ror free.
dom of speech and of the press nut
only in few cities Wero addresses
| rejected
,rhc project, the provisions Of which are
| dinicult OF comprehension BY poo pie not
| oxnor,cnced in parliamentary institutions,
,s ho,nr taken up for careful study anu
| ,ons,dern ton. and because OF TINS, Huch
or the adverse criticism Is wearing away
and the talk Of n boycott of the nssel,,-
| hly by tho liberals is no longer hea,l,
p,,hl,c discussion of the assembly am,
/. thr stems that are being taken 70 pu'
# into effect are bringing to llsnt ll'''u "
dhfccts and impracticnble PROVISIONS "
,he nroiect and tho ministry OF the NV
| r,or is busy arranging questions anu ,.r,
n,shing interpretations on doup'lu
noints. IT Is apparent that number o.
NOTIFICATIONS, either by Imperial dlroc
ton or nv the douma itself, VIII ne hec
essory before the assembly becomes
nrnctical working body
,rhe elections In the entire empire NV, w.
he ended by December 18th. since ~
wor, OF canvassng the vote ana ',
Journeys OF distant REPRESENTATIVES 70
Petersburg will occupy the mol'th "
eoro tho date Ilxcd BY the Emperor u
ennvcning the assembly, tho work
40 ration of electoral lists Is active
,,ndor way In tho various cities AZ
T., mo country districts. and telegram
orders have been sent TO me u..aso
heads of number OF governments
nroceed Immediately with the WORK,
The project Is received with satlsth
ion nv the Jews in Russin, pr'narl
hocousc It is the first general law pr
mu,gated in Russia In thirty years y
containing n clause discriminating asa,"
Jews as n race. This Is more thah ~
had hoped for. Thcyeare grantee Po',ue
rights under the douma equal 20 mo
~ al, 4he other races OF tho empire, o
INV arc still without n large propC
ton of the civil rights enjoyed oS on
Russians,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-03
No NEW SENSATION
IN TAGGART HEARING HEAR
ny Associated Press.)

WOOSTER. O.. September 2,-Ths q T.
tendance at to-day's hearing Of the the rag as 4
cart divorce case was the smallest since
tho trial began. Odds and ends OF tes.
timony were gathered UP. Mr. W.2 1,l1
Took 3thc witness stand and read inc
denosition of Nora Murphy. This was
finished quietly and related TO the az
legged stunning trip In san francisco, a.
told by this witness but denied by Mra'
Taggart. The story Of the Flilpiho IVY
andras fDerann. was taken UP and re-
rcnd as was also n part OF the testimony
81 Colonel yanhofs No nov FACTS OF
Importance were brought out.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-03
ARMY, GLAD, GIVES
CREDIT TO WHITE ;
News Of Agreement to Make Make
Peace Creates Good impress
sion Among Troops.
~, Assoc,otod press.)

Il. nav Associated PrassD .
4uNsHU FASs, Sept. 2.7-Tfe news %
E,,c.,ce as communicated IN NJ Whites O.
,ncssar 90 to Emperor Nicholas was COM
,,,nn,catcd 10 the troops to-day anu pro
diced a good impression. The poss,o.'.s
~ soon returning homo awakened SIN n,
cere feelings Of gratitude toward . w..
,l1vttc, who has so we'll uc! ~ W. nav.
honor ana dignity Of Russia y. ~ ~. ~
East, saving ut the same l'.l ,,., ,e ~
. ..l1 10 The country Mt the moment ,.,i
- a't tho awakening to better things I .n
81 ~, was expressed that the peace W. y,
he l a.ar,s The opinion here is TINT
tbe ending Of tho eighteen months ,t,a war aI
SO unfortunate to Russia, WAS uue y w.
w,ttos energy and iirinncss.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-03
MEET IN TORONTO.
American Directory Association
Holds Annual Session.

oonnosed of all tho large publishers Q :
d,rontor,cs IN the United States ana
Canada. viii hold It's annual meeting IT., r.,
daw scptember Sth, at the King Edward
Hotel, Toronto. Canada ,,o,
This association has accomplished h'ue''
toward driving out of business rake CON on
ccrns and fake directories, Through inc
efforts OF the association one tasir Was
caught in Richmond, Va, ana aho'net
In Baltimore, Md ~, oaso.
Mr.. ]. l.. Fiji, treasurer OF tne nsso-
citation, leaves here to-day LOT tuI t -
He will stop era route At Fn''aue'p''u ~
witness the boat race,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-03
MISSISSIPPI HAS
NUMBER OF CASES
(By Associated Press.)

(By Associated Press.)
4 JACKSON, MISS, September Mis-
slsslppi's yellow fever summary tonight
is as follows:
Gulfport, eight new cases.
Vicksburg one new case
Pearllngton, two cases under treat
ment and ono suspicious case. ..
Natchcz one new case.
Mississippi City, two new cases.
The latter are members OF the state
militia Five soldiers have been stricken
with the disease, and all are doing fairly
well.
Mississippi quarantlned to-night aealhst
Florida on account OF Pensacola infcc-
ton. to which the. Atlanta case Is traced.
There will be no quarantine declared by
the state against Atlanta.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-03
TOWN IN FLAMES.
PRINCE MURDERED
TROOPS Have Been. Sent to eau
cassian Village to Restore
Order.
nv Associated Press0

T1FL1s, CAUcAsIA, Sept. 2-lt IS re-
ported that the town Of lhusha IS IN
flames. The people have fled 70 me ING
mountains. Troops are being sent 70 inc ne
scene.
At Muchrani In the Dushet D's.liot, ,, ens
,,ro,ertv az Prince Mucrranski has been
des troyed by dynamite
prince Eristoff has been murdered near
Gori.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-03
How to
Get w ell.

Every organ OF the body IS
directly connected with the
brain by nerves. The nerve
cells in the brain generate
nerve force-powcr-and send
it to the organ through these
nerves, and this nerve-force
gives life and action. The or
gans work perfectly when there
IS sufficient nerve power. Lack
Of nerve force weakcns the &C
ton OF an organ and it works
observation-disclosures sick,
Two-thirds Of all sickness Is
thus due to weak or deranged
nerves; it is therefore advisa-
bic to take DR., Miles Rcstor-
alive Nervine, because it makes
nerve energy.
When you cure the nerves
YOU remove the cause, and
that's the way to get well.
"Dr. Miles Restorative Neryine
cured me of nervous prostraHoi ai INT
every other effort had faileu 10 sif te
n bseln Fe Wifi general loss q strength
ana a breaking down OF the nervous
system sIterGS ,i,e from or ns paIp,a
a aeh 2, wa sss 50 sgsr and Tia
band, who Is q druggisI,. proin ng %, ~
from np' The start st and continues usihn,
health was completely rest1redd;i,c
MRS. sILA n. MONEnopSSfic,
Or. Niles Nerylne Is sold ny +y94SS
druggist, who will guarantee tnnns
first bottle VIII benefit. " II 1a's' y
Miles'Medical Co., Elkhart In
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-03
pe,r Vardle Brought BACK

Especial 70 me T1mes7 : ,n n,l7er 2-peari
BRISTOL, TENN, sep aens man twen-
yardle, good looking yonnbs ro ,", here here
ty-two years Of age to.d Mas G lie IS noins
from ne" .ate CITY, yn,. from which
taken ,aa ~ 20 disappeared after having k'lled
Joseph aen' u mo y Of cards,
pure Of eonsclense, brought IRON ind from hs
], y y mnw wiling that the law shall take
tic course,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-03
Hanged for Assault,
~ ,rhn rlmns-Dlsnatoh,l

: I-1 Icnecinl 70 THO TImcs-JTsIHHV'Ly
,,rrhIaT ,C)IvrE, n. c., September 2,--The
s,,st legal action for criminal assaule
is'ss SAMPSON county took place at $50
Y 'clnek this afternoon at Clinton, y, g,
n,han Ashton Moore, colored, was hanged
ror IN assault on Camilla Brewlngton,
n NJ, crime was committed last April.
Moore was twice respited by Governor
,4lnnn, Only twenty-five persons W.
messed The hanging, admission Doing py
4 i y 4 L
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-03
ABNER CROWEL DEAD.
His House Built Partly With
Timber From Libby Prison,

(SDeCInI 10 TIC = TFT'UF,N F'1NI''''N.' TT
1,EIssBURG, VA, September NM,
Abner Crowel, q we'll known farmer aleu
,rh,,rsday. near Neersville. lnudo9'n
county from dropsy. aged eighty-four
Years He Was a Confederate veteran y
native of Richmond, Va. ills widow ana
ono son, who lives In Norfolk, va, sur
yiye, When the deceased moved 70 Iou-
doun county. soon after the whr' ~
brought with him n part Of the t|oor q
Libby Prison, which was USED III .le
construction Of this house. ana Was cu't-
sidered n great relic by him.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-03
Invitation to New York.

(By Associated Press.)
NEW YORK, September 2.-C"lns ~
the early date of their planned departure
from this country. the peace piell'po.,e .t.
tiaries have been unable to accept VIZ
out qualifications, an invitation ~, q : - :,
New York. The ENJOYS had been asked
~ name date convenient to themselves
after. September 18th, when they anu ,I,l
their stats might be entertained IN thls
city, but In replying both indicated eha ma,
they would sail before the time susgesteu.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-03
Observation-Disclosures,

(spcclal to Tho Tlmes- Dispotch3
" sIIAWsVILLll, VA, September -
cutie {, pretty marriage was solemnized
here ut tho homo of the bride THURSDAY
evening at $3.50 oclock, the contraellhs
n,nn,ber of tho faculty OF the Y. y. t.,
p,a sburg, Va. and Miss ATaggie Rob-
inson, only daughter Of Or. u p Rob
i i,so Of Of this place DR. and Mrs Fer,
rmson left on the I o'clock train TOR q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-03
uThe Young Mans Makeup.

During the month OF Sep thp mems meet,
na h Central Yonng Msns t Gaf seres
II To-day III a Rsv
H Hane vance. Of Newark. ~ Il, as
sahjeets be haadl;edl by y PerHepsaraton
s9IloYs Mrh fho Pso sse The CHOICE #
Wopcation" MIR, RFhnssaseektlno aFS Tke
Psinsples.~ mr., 81 M s;so o'eloek, and all
m unSnn men W!' are Cordially invited
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-03
Pensacola.
(By Associated Pross.)

j PENSACOLA, FLA, September 2,-one
new case of yellow fever developed here
to-day within tho infected district, and
within two blocks of where the first
case was discovered This makes six
cases developed here within the past four
or five days.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-03
Vicksburg.
(Bv Associated Press.)

yICKsBURG, MISS, September q
Ono additional case OF yellow fever n
negress, living beyond the northeastern
limits of the city. was reported Tonight
by Or. Guteras. So far as can be as
certained the sick woman has not been
near tho other two cases. Neither mas
she been out of the city for months. AS
yet the physicians have been absolutely
unable to trace the source of Infection,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-03
Broke Her Leg.

Especial to The Timcs-D!spAtch,)
LAUREL, DEL. September Mrs.
Luther Collins, wife of wealthy Vir-
gina planter, fell and broke her leg
twenty minutes after arriving at her
fathers home here. 1t was her Nst
visit home since the fiendish murder OF
her sister, Ida Collins, over two years
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-03
Quarantine Against Atlanta.

U3yl Assoclntcd F'fess,)
AUGUSTA GA, September 2.-The
Board OF Health this evening officially
declared quarantine against passengers
from Atlanta OIL account Of yellow fever
there. There are many Angustans IN
Atlanta Just now, and considerable ANN
Lefty Is felt.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-03
Caught in the Very Act.

PUNK Gray, a negro man, Will tel J uhH
tiee Grutchfield td-morrow morning NJ Ys,n % ky
he tried to steal wagon 1oad S q Inm wss
caught auh With the goods by oitieer Zimim1 nn
ard after being pressed with que1tleps
admitted stealing the lumber
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-03

III r,ven to these ends until Ire de.
3sa,,s ~ Inc formal announcement 81
artn,stIee arc fully understood WIN sho
8.fananesc after formal orders ha q. peeh'
sent BY Russia and Japan Y. 70, tne.i rG =,
spec a,s eo on nrr"nre the details
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-03
ATLANTA HAS CASE
OF YELLOW FEVER
CONTINUED from First PaGeo
Deaths, 3.
Total, 2eA.
New fool, 10. 49,,
cases under treatment, $685.
Cases DISCHARGED, 1873.
CONTINUED from Flrst FaHoJ

Danger Of yellow fever riots at Fat,er-
son MAS reported to-day In q telee'nh'
to the State Board Of Health from ~
G. l.. Horton, who Is represenups .ho
board at Patterson. Threats nave pew,
made against the emergency hospiea, ~,
the physicians who are ngn,ihs $3.50
fever. Horton telegraphed that riotihs
by Italians Is feared.
Several Italians have died OF yello"
fayar AT Patterson. and the doctors w.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-03
Cable Service Resumed.

(By Associated Press,)
NEW YORK, Sept. 2.--Cable service 20
Janan by the Formosa route was resumed
to-day but the wires are working Slowly.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-03

Northern tour. They will make their
future home in Blncksburg. Rice was
very much In evidence. a run on t l.
leading store OF the place soon c8ha aI
the supply.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-21
SWAYNE TRIAL MONDAY.
Speaker Cannon UiU Appoint the
Managers To-day.
[FRoM rHE TRIBUNE BUREAU ]

Washington, Jan. 20.-The Senate now expects
TO hold its first judicial session in the impeach-
ment proceedings Of Judge Swayne next Mon
day. Speaker Cannon has signified his intention
of announcing the managers on the part OF the
House Tomorrow and this announcement Will
be Immediately followed by a message 10 the
Senate conveying the resolution adopted on
Wednesday and the names of the managers
The Senate will then instruct its secretary 10
inform the House that the Senate WILL accord
ing to its standing rules and orders IN such
cases provided. take proper order thereon (upon
the presentation Of articles of impeachmenD, OF
which due notice shall be given TO the House
of Representatives"
On the following Legislative day (Monday) the
Senate will organize as court of justice at ESQ
o'clock. and the managers on the part of the
House will then be introduced. and viii exhibit
probable that little else will then be done beyond
the adoption of an order for the printing OF the
articles Of impeachment, although IL IS possl-
BILE that a summons calling on Judge SWayne 10
appear to answer to the charges may De issued
There is considerable discussion regarding the
presiding officer Of the Senate when sitting for
the Impeachment proceedings. Under normal
conditions Mr.. Frye. the president pro tenn,
would preside, but he has just recovered from
somewhat prolonged illness, and is In some
doubt as to whether his health will warrant ms
undertaking so arduous a task It IS consld-
cred important that the Senator who presldes at
the first session of the impeachment proceedings
shall preside throughout. and II is this feature
which causes anxiety to Senator Frye
New-York tribune., 1905-01-21
OFFICE FOR GOV. BRODIE,
President WithdrazCS Nomination of
Major E. S. FozoIer.
rFRoM THE TRIBUNE BUREAUl

Washington Jan. 2J.-The President to day sent
to the Senate the nomination Of Alexander o.
Brodie. of Arizona, 10 be assistant chief Of the
Record and Pension Office with rank Of major
Mr. Brodie is Governor Of Arizona, and his
term does not expire until July l. 1906.
There is an interesting story behind the nomina-
ton Major Edward s. Fowler, of New-York. was
appointed 10 take that office last August, and his
nomination has been before the Senate several
weeks without action. 1t had been the Intention
of the President 10 appoint Governor Brodle TO
The office next May, when II would become vacant
by the promotion OF the incumbent to the grade OF
lieutenant colonel by the retirement of Lieutenant
Colonel Tweedale, OF the Military Secretary's de-
partment. That plan has been abandoned how
ever because Of a provision in the Army Appro-
prlation bill passed by the House to-day, TO the
effect that the Office of assistant chief of the Rec
ord and Pension Once, shall be abolished with the
next vacancy In order. therefore. TO provide for
Governor Brodie in that office II became necessary
for the President TO withdraw the nomination Of
Major Fowler and substitute that OF Nj. Brodie-
The latter is a personal friend OF President Roose-
welt and served with him in the Rough Rider
regiment in the with SPAIN
New-York tribune., 1905-01-21
HOUSE PASSES ARMY BILL.
Retired Officers Serving with Militia Not to
Receive Full Pay.

Washington, Jan. 20-The House OF Repre-
sentatives passed the Army Appropriation bill
to-day after voting by a large majority 70 in
CORPORATE in il an amendment providing that
hereafter retired army officers assigned TO duty
with the militia OF the States shall not receive
any pay or allowances additional 10 their pay
as retired officers where such pay and allow
ances exceed those Of major. The indian Ap-
preparation bill considered for the remainder
of the day but vote was taken on IL
New-York tribune., 1905-01-21
ANOTHER ARBITRATION TREATY.
One with Sweden and Norway Signed at the
State Department.

Washington. Jan 2.-Secretary Hay and Minis
ter Grip OF Sweden and Norway to-day signed al
arbitration treaty between this country and Nor
way and Sweden. II IS patterned after the treatie
now before the Senate
New-York tribune., 1905-01-21
STOP WORK ON aHoooooEDp BUILDING.

Columbus Jan. ao.-Because OF series OF twenty
one accidents since the erection OF the Columbus
Sa wings and Trust Com7puy's skyscraper. begun
last fall and horrined by Alfred f. Smith. brick
layer plunging 20 death to-day. from the ninth
story al workmen the structure quit Work To-
aav saving the building Is "hoodooed-" The cok-
ored ia borers be Induced TO return 10 work
New-York tribune., 1905-01-21
TAUGHT TO OBEY THE Law.

1T never have been taught anything IN my hfe
but 10 obey the laws OF my country" he asserted.
DO you understand that Joseph Smith is dis
chewing the law?" asked MT. Tayler.
The answer to this question resulted IN a
yyhst long explana ton, and Chairman Burrows in
terrupted 70 have the answer made palmer. The