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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-21
RECEPTION TO {: DR.. YOUNG
Give Elegant Entertainment in
Y. II onor of Pastor. ll8

IA agnlficent reception was rendered
Rev Or, ~. ]. Young, pastor OF Cente-j
nary N ethodist Church. and M rs.s Dung
BY the cong regatlon} of the church. under
the management Of he. lady members,
last evening from $50 TO II o'clock.
III The Sunday scllool assem- bly, H room was
Beautifully decorated with flowers and
elegant effects secured by tho profusei
use OF colored lights, 8s "A ,
& All orchestra played Throughout the eve
ming. and refreshments In abundance were
served. \. NJ IL q 335A 1s Il 555 Az IL q
Mrs X oung. in black silk. point lace
and pearls, shared with DR.. y Dung the
greetings and congratulate ns of not only,
Ithenember Of the church, but many OUT
side friends. " IN 81 I; y M
Among those present twns Mrs. IA. j.
Montague. "A large number OF tho medical
students Of tho two colleges accepted a
special Invitation and were present. Il
i The occasion was one Of tho happlest
ever enjoyed by this church. and forged
new bonds Of cordially between the con-
gregationg and their distinguished pastor
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-21
AMHERST n |'|'| Will |. 1:
ASSERT { |: 4 !. CLAIM \ N.
Records Show N elson Has Held
Senate rship ! Longer
Than She. t rs

n MI Aubrey i. s,trodc Of Y Amherst
spent yesterday in Richmond, looking.
after! some lie sal matters, and Il # last!
night for his home. NIX FL $S
seen at he Richmond II otel, Mr.
Strobe oppressed himself as pleased with
his prospects, for coming III o the Senate
this III to coed Y Hon. , Bland Massle.
OF N elson.
$ He said he wa 3 receiving the most gra IL
Tying reports from botll countie and he
felt very hopeful that he would win8his
fight. under$t fe3alternating rule between
tho two counties it IS held TIL t Amherst
should have the senat Or this time. An
effort has h been ma d e B to IS combat ( his
idea. and to say a that n elson X still 4 has
some time to her credit. III i
The facts shown b the record how
ever, are that since the district was
formed, In 1869. NJ on has had the tsena-5
:torship over twenty-five years and Am
5herst about " fourteen. .rhe details u are
these The late Judge r. IN r. tzpatr trick, OF
Nelson, was the first elected. He was
succeeded By Hon. c. q. 81 Smith, Of Nell
son, who held Until q 1851. Then came
Judg Q yTny lor Berry, Of Amherst, and he!
served until 1895. Jldge Brown. Of Nell
son. succeeded Judge Berry, and Senator
.AIasslc. Of N elson. has been in for the
past eight years. This IL 1ea.yes about
eight years to The cred OF Amherst III
time is to be consdered $f5 II 5Gss I'll h
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-21
MADE TIE NTHOUSAND.
Flowerland Bazaar Was Emil
SS5 nentlys Success q

The Beth Ahab Auxiliary, under the
auspices of which the recent T'lowerland
Bazaar was held at the SEVENTEEN Reg
iment Armory, met last night and heard
reports of " the various committees In
charge of55the booths and Of the various
contests. NJ RS. Sam Cohen, the president,
presided The attendance was large and
the reports were gene allyS complete and
accurate. Mrs. Cohen stated last night
that the total sum derived from the ba-
.zaar Is practically SIC. 0O0. Us az
The entertainments was In every way
one or the most successful ever held in
this city, not merely from therstandpoint
'of8pr0fits, but as an artistic success and
II social "a flair. The nanag cement was so
we'll perfected that the large Organization
worked without fric ton, and as a conse-
,qucnce. with the 4bri liant success already
stated .H The fund SO raised is to be np-
piled 81 to the building fund OF the new
ten plc S$d{s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-21
KITTY WEEDS TO-DAY.
Pretty Comedy Will be on AGA
3 DENY Board s 7 o-night.

3 Jules Murry's n excellent ~ company N OF
comedians. wi til M Ak FL grlan% ms Sir Reg
sinald !, who played tina daint com edy,
1.-THE Marrla geS o fSKltty;" at the Acade
last fal are boo ked for q re turn, date this
3formance Of this admirable play ca me in
the nature. Ola big surprise to the iAcad-,
envy patrons, who were unaware Il of the
the hss Capabilities 81 the Company
To Invade Norfolk.
SHOW Glrl,,: With Stella May how and her
company . { singers and dancers. VIII bid
farewell TO the city and the patrons !of
the Bijou and Will move on n orfolk,
5withTa medley Of nonsense and music, d C.
.companied by the swish OF skirts and tho
antics OF the comedians. '.rho Show Clrlp
is lively and bright and has afforded many
delightful diversions for an eYenlng.8 "a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-21
WHY. BRENT u DIDN'T RUN,
Secretary Warmly Fayors Can.
I I'll didacY Of Mr.. aMcGilYraY.

. Mr.. Frank SI. Brent /, secretary or tic
Switchboard OF Education, has been asked
ny many friends why he did not become,
g andldate for s.iperlnteandent Of pub
lie Instruction, upon the retirement from
the contest Of Dr. Joseph &. southall.3
the sncunbent.s Mr., Brent stated yes
$terdayS that he was faVorablesto the CAM!
gdidacy of Mr.. John "A, u AlcCiilvray and
4 had urged him to rum Mr.. McGilvrny,
she1said. was cmlnent fled for the
posi- tlon,Yand would, lin his toptnlo make
an excellent superintendent, "a ( Ill 81
Ii MI. IN Nlcciil vrly VIII mako formal a,l-
tnouncement OF 4 his candidacy In n few
days, II u lis stated, He Is now second
clerk to the 4 Department OF a r ublics ] n
Estructon, and has been connected with
y for nineteen ears continuously. He
Is The statistical clerk Of tho, depart
8nlellt,G and lis "a Id to be tho best inform
ed man IN Virginia as to conditions In;
the various counties, u he school populp-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-21
u NEGRO HOUSE RAIDED. III
Police Rescue Two White Girls,
I'd ped 91 3 and * a Y ears. B8

= \ Ss8f
ID lla " Haynes, Il az he gro woman. who
lives at No 800 IN ORTIZ Third Street was vas
arrested last nigh charged y It'll keeping
afdisorder1y! house. 3E 81 N
RI Of,icers j. n e. Marin and -. II. Tyler
made the raid at 81 o clock, acting on
information given by q 4 colored man nan
that white girls we're being cnticed to &c
the house. Y
Two u girls, one " twelve! and 3one Il four
teen, were found int h O house and taken en-
IL tile second Police Stntton. a3;sl & fi5ls
VI Captain X erse que est Toned the Oh ldren.i5
and Us the result OF in Formation obtained
arrested George IL Nv lkerson, the, negro
com panlon OF Del d Haynes and Nora
links, al, D Ind ian woman, who II Ives on
Ross Street, on the charge Of being st s.,
plclous8 cflara cite rs \ III tsiss .
On Thursday lligt ii lie, Il, two girls met
Nora links on the street, and pom her
accompanied her to the house
Iof Della, Haynes to hear some m isle. g
soon as 81 they entered the q oors were
locked I, and al ter a fwhis pered con
ton bet ween Il the neg roess .le ma n LET
the house. Shortly thereaf 81 white
man, whose escri pttonAi knoH 70 tfle!
police, ii knocked q hef door and was as s
ID d United. s The poll Ice Y re using avery.
ldeayor to effect the capture Of this
ma Il, and there can be no dou bt tina "A g s g
will he ken HI aI3fSl II s5I
Last glltT the girls: gain yls!ted $Daealla
SHsynes' 81 house, thissit TIME without n ora
links soon the req Ter the police, made mad
sthe ra Ia Il. *
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-21
. ~ M b !. M 15i Il38l n v a
4 Deep Run Club To-day.

3 Deep Run hounds sill n,eot this afternoon
ats 100 o. clock on Chestnut Hill, ''
Ii O. Reattle. NJ; i: H..siwlll have out
seven couple OF English hounds. 81 a
\. a fter the drag o. RECEIPT lon will DO held at
have been rYlted to receive; Mrs. Frank NV,
Christian. Mrs. Thomas N Carter Mrs,
Anarew y ShrsttInp q Jrn I, Mr.. Fred
Miller and her guests. Mss Miller, OF staun-
ton, and Miss Kelley, OF Norfolk Mrs. Hugh
llan,s. Of Wnrrenton; the Mtssea Atki SON,
the Misses I.indsey. Miss Morn I,eary and Miss
ilIebburi to act on tho Reception Committee
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-21
Northumberland.
lTa s c ! s. .
Social Club Springs From
Feast g, y ! t Y, Pete, Peter a. Il
Bo1if1i.
Vi

4 II MI, peter Bot,lt,i, IL leading member Of
tho italian colony. WINS isonored last
night hyE A. rlinBcr sof3 his friends with
an glmprof1p til sbanqle I. 4, y
d The afralr was a surprise TO Mr. Bon
mi, .but hci gbt act We I'm q minute and
6while93yariolis$ gentlemen In ttlio party
sangs songs and told stories, a feast Il t
for anybody was prepar e d. ssi &,
355 Mr. SAM Parrish presided ttt the head
1 81 the I'd bio and ourttett sother fellows
tsatgarouild with Mr. 13onlfllSa the other
&end & ~ III gfs5F SJ3ss n SS n
There we're all kinds q dishes typical
OF the blue skies, and all kinds OF wine
from claret to Mumtl' 81. s5S3
Mr.. Marley Ramos resp nded TO the
toast Of &. Virginia. Nj lIonnicg VIII
son to the toast fyof the Press, Mr..
Harry Tuckersto tho toast u, ManchesterS;
Mr. ~ IL Z erd alt to- the toast n Wo-s
g,1lci,'.;5 Mr., h. f. bod to the toast,
ii,Bea,it w, ana 1Iessrs. ~ ilsoi1g and Tuck
cr% told some alleged good stories. Mr..
Wilson sang and M r.55i r. fgnor sang and
then d; gra phophorie was put Int Epla y.5Sf
Il, At tic conc 1slo1 OF a he feast g club
Wa organized. to- be- Mi known MS the.
S.'Earagoiis,' With the limited membership,
Sof twenty I'VE. cornn 1ittce consisting
III Nicssrs. parrisi, sBofiirli, Wilson 11a
mos ana Tucker was appointed TO draw
mn Y n plan ana 81 the party djotrned to;
meet aga 7, 4 mex Friday night. n. 8S
,rhoso I. present T. $syyere N Messrs. u W.
SFolkcs. "a. Nv. Law. D. i p Mann, j, W.
$Rober !. NJ b. Ra mos. Lon Vllson, w.
Nj, olte, Harry NJ T lcker, Peter Boninl,$
Fran Rcalmento. Il Harry George. e. EV y
God wv 81. Savage 2. Al. $Fia az
RI r. Lip comb. VI M ss8
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-21
Never Without the.
Goods.

! s.if + n O.. =
n "a prominent broker of New York, {who
lis ca lied ilpoil TO make a nunlbpr5 Of trips.
10 Europe every ycar always includes iII
his travelling phernalia a case 81 Red
Raven, When Tested With upon this
fact ibis friends. lie took tho matter
quits selionsly, and said ,'Wlile sou
young men may "a lIo Red Raven before
, Breakfast for too 4 much eating or
drinking The night befor.g anl u set rid
\ found Y llc9 IVA ter an SeSrcllnit alleviate.
\ for seasickness, and that fecllIgpf full
ness and las ltude hat so Oft Ell accom-
panlos long Jour tys, M 5tis ei,s
among the forelgll Bit el wflsafs fislnst IN,
5apcrient that " SO sirel 81 ana gently,
upon the llys,, .'el bRclilt e,y ,Ill::.
carry iiayaR II wisl' 4 s.S3IIs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-21
SWA'YN','E; CASE.
Senate G ommitte declares for
Trial at Earliest p ossible Day

y5Associ1 led Press.
3syV,AsIIISGTO \. . D. C.. Jan.s3 20 IT
Senate special committee appointed to-
mako provision Tor the swayIc u ial held
III session To- day for q he purpose 2 con-
siderlng tho method OF proceeding with
tho case. a here "a lso wan some re ference
III the question OF tilesa time 8,si,e IN tho
trial shalt occur and 3all the 3 members
of tho commit ec agreed 4 that regardless:
4 or tho legal Requirements , Jud ge8 SWnyneE
was entitled % 70 4 trial II the earliest
day possible. No definite con ciusi on was
arrived at conce rnlng the a ctails Of the
procedure but the cInbers were z greed.
that .Iidge SwaSne should ! he . I'll cinllyi
notified of the charges as soon sas they
are formally made. ;ssS
Is Speaker Cannon expects 70 II ppOint to-3
morrow tho managers who are to con
duct the prosecution Of the Swayne .i!n-l!
parchment befofe the senate In order
that they may be ready to sS; proceed
prompty&to tho Senate the moment that
bod y announces Its rend lness = Ike up
tho proceedings. S 4. s33, 8f$5t u sss
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ATTEND IN AU DURATION
Raising M oney t. Send Seventy vent
aatt Grc4&P coin, ef1t II 70 @:VKashinPtOfl. ~

Ss& Tlie seventy-first Regiment OF i fantl's
sis ma king pre- parations tend the in
augurationS of President r ooseYelt Ma ~ J
}Ith. The entire egimont, under coml1la ~
I Of Colonial A, II. HI gyms, OF No olk and
lieutenant Colonel g. G. ii5V'aug han, Jr..,
OF FRANKLIN, viii go. Funds are nov 2 be-
ing raised to- defray the g expenses of st he
trip, and, liberal contributions are being
made BY the various business organiiz ~
tons and by the Jamestownf ton
Company and private indivl e he
Sstate y makes no appro priation for such
toccas, ons. 8i 81 ID n FS5fss3, .sa 81 /
Colonel Higgins lieutenant z Dion 9
Syaugha IN and Captain c. L. Wright, I'D
Ijutant5 OF the regiment, arrived int he city
yesterday and had aEconference CO last night
with the adjutant- general relative to- tho
trip. The permissio on Of the Governor; has
to be secured before the mill taryg COM
pany may lawfully leave the u S tie III
uniform. This consent was, OF course, Sc
cured without difficulty. n 53s, # @
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office in&tf church because he was
ICross-Exafrir1atioi1

sa POI ygamist ~ a
have no s''5 s5 IN
Cross Exafnina ton.
On cross examination by Mr. n z ay!er r.
the senator said tho manifesto made the
on him sYtliat3 7 was going to!
jst op polygamys forever. II H Q did not I'M
sderstand that It u spnra ged N the doct rlnes
of polygamy, but that Il e did Il lspar age!
the practice. Ide said ho belle yed St the
revelation IN regard Ito ID olygany4 wa re
scciyed BY j osepfl4 Smith, bit did not be-
Slieve2 In the practice OF polyganly against
the laws OF the land S5 5S S;i8
Questioned by Chairman Burrows, M
Esi1ioot admitted President Smith was liV-
Ing In violation Of 5i the Il law, and a that
Apostle VI ohm Henry u Smith was doing
tho same 81 f4e a thought President Smith
would be ondenned II lie abandoned his
wives a1s5 S
S3 senat TORI smoot took exception toas u tic
statement Il Henry snltl, re-
gard I his posi- ton In the eyes OF "A the
law, SO far as polyganly was u concerned,
The sennt or. said he knew Of many 10 lyg-t
iamists who were not Il living with their
plural wi YES NJ n S
believe that the men who took plural
wives before the manifest took them with.
4 the sanction Of God II N . law he land
could 81 solve the relations. but II could
Interfere with s the carrying out of the
marriage contract s,S}s3 he said. Hill
3s5 sss Would I Have Resigned
Sf Senator OVormars asked { tic witness
what he would y have done 1T Il President
Smith had refused him cave Of absence.
81 do d not q know. & 81 would have cons
suited my friends, and IL l had concluded
3to&run, s5I " would have resigned from Che
3apostieship.H IA E5s II lG
& opld that have put YOU out Of har-
5n1ony with. he church ~ asked senutor9|
Burrows. .sis ;s 4;
More than likely It would 4. = sS
a Senator Overmans asked sifI there was
q ny reason why he (smoot) should II not
have leave b OF n a absence rather than re-
sign his apostleship.& a M GA
Y Z. There, was no reasor why r should
resign, q Mr.. Smoot Sreplled. 5s35s
u Senator Burrows wanted to know fac
ton would & be ia ken against lin II lie
should have been a candidate Tor Tho
Senate, had leave q bsence not been grant
ed, ~ l :syS @ @ N
X The Witness did not think action OF nny|
kind would have been TAKEN 1t might
have put him out OF harmony with the |
church, but he had not considered this
course, MI If a33 S85i .sS
b The committee adjourned with Semi
tor Slnoot Sstlll onsthe stand,
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'B.RYAN0GREETI|..D|'|.
.B|||Y'|0|'|L|...D|||H FRIENDS )
aNebraskan Visits Hotssc While 1iiillt;
iii Session aid @Is Cor
sS, dially ceived.
ARM BILL WAS AM 4 ME 3 Z 60
Cuts Down ayof tired a. Army "a
Officers Assigned to State u;
Militia Service. q 4
. . !, 1, .
nv Assocla tad press, ii

(T3 Assoc ted d l'rcss. g2.
Va WA SHIN GRO N. Jan 90 The HouseGc'f
Reprcsontatves to-day passed the AZ army my
appropriation bill after voting BY aSS11argo
4 ii,n,uIorltys 10 Incorporates III 1T an amend
Fment prevailing that retlred
army officers asslg he'd OF to
several states shall no 4 receive n y Y
81 allowances add tlonul to tl,elr pa ygn ~
retired Officers where such pa and az az
Siownnccs exceed those u 4 ma or. 1. sas
&,rhc indian approprlatl IS was cor con-
I sidercd for the remainder 81 the day. but
Y vas \ pt concluded B William J " Bryan np-
I nea rcd III TIC House lobby during the ses-8
! sIotl@f Immediate former member 81
$thc House and presidential can idate, WIS -
Esilrro undcd by umbcr o. his frle ~ is
with whom lie exchanged hearty gre rect OF
A inGs. ri $ n .siSg
resolution vas az opted Hdcslgnaa ting Y 9
d Saturday Febrnnry It'll. rs the day for
K the exercises In connection wi III tho 8;tc-
n ttli,ce Of tho statues Of sannn eli I1Ousy
ton and Stephen y. a ustin. presented w
Tho Stat Of Texas. IA
THO speak Ell, appointed ns$tellers ON Il Tic
n partbof tho House 4 b count " tho clecto m !
votes M essrs. iuines. fcst AZ rglnia; y and
H Russell, & Texas u ter@Which the House nd--
jalifncd unit to-morrow. Is
The Senate.
ii q. fI, " Associated Prcss) A.
MA s ilINtITO IN 1, Jan. ~ Tile statehood
bill and tho fur seal ind omnlt y bill again
divided N he attention or the Senate to-
day and both again wen y over wit bout
u action Mr.. Fulton spoke III In iii pror ( of
the indemnity bll and s1essrs,8 Ms Creary
ana Bate In opposition 10 the statehood
II measure. Jul 5F
Al 4 The Senate 40 jour1ed unit to-morr W.
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Almost Miraculous Escape

Mrs. Frank De ford, who wa $ Miss swal,
=Drewry. daughter Of Dr. and Mrs. 81 D..
escape from death In Bali !morc Thursday
She was out driving when a runa way
horse with vehicle attached dashed against
her victoria, wrecklng IT. and D thrn wing
ground. Her escape, almost unhurt, seems
little short Of miraculous, 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-21

~ Perry,s Memorial Male Orphan Asy-
lin. T,or a number Of years she GWass5 g
Sloyal and va lued member he Sisters
Sor Charity OF Kansas City,, where l'al she nay
BY her self sacrhclal KING dr mess
tof manner and devoted seryic eilaeared
herself to all witt whom came me n
contact, having been instrunlcnlt: ~ W VI
lcviatng the suffering and cheering the
sick and atflctcd, richly earning Tor !, er-
self the eternal peace that passNet y 81
y =, U,
Sister Mariana Lynch In her glrlno cog g
I'll The ST Patrick s Iremnle Academy OH!
Twenty-flfth Street, where by hers con @,
5sistentRa faithful attention to her sttld-
les, she achieved the cnyinhle, stlnctloh
81 being a. model pupll and stlovlnglysIe-
ymcmbered by her FORMER School t 'c
and achers. tx {gs . &
D She leaves, besides her brother three
sisters, to mourn her oss--Sls ter Gabfe la
Lynch Of Mulanphy Hospital ST LOUIS,
Mo, ma Misses Lucy and Annie $Lyhc y
of this city. n vi ii3 585 Il 5 88
s3.9 Miss Eva A. Quinn.
Miss lyn Quinn daughter u, + n, ~.
Leigh stree, died yesterday at her home e
aged twenty-three years. She was e III
about six months. The funeral arrange
imentS VIII be- announced lttNe Eg55a 3 88f}s
Milburn Whit.
Especial to The Times Dispatcho
R>DFoRp. 4; I, ~ burn VII,
Whit from, the grlp ts m1Gi ser.
Ices will DO conducted from his home at
jo1o'clocs sundaymornng by Rev. u; No |.
Irwin. Mo honorary r %,,I w ",
Camp Burial will be made ut I4aul rel ~
Sunday afternoon ft.s \, ~ s$
a Mr. Whit was seventy years old, q,
native OF and ~ oxG Hsf y
fourth Regiment FTe lonyes q wi fc, a Sis
ter of DR. Hines, OF Pilot; daughter
Miss Annie Whit, and four sons--N \, ssl's,
Mike AndrsW a ~, ~, san NJ W.
and u brother, III. Whit, OF, center Aillls,
NH M a, Nice. sumpter. 4.
1.YN t'Ftf't1t &c va. Jan; so--,, slec..i
spter of Bristol Who f9T soma fs s, or
Mrs, Il. Nj, shotes, III Lynchburg, died
here this morning of aBcomplieato Ion Of
diseases, a ged slxly-seyen years, Deceased
had retired from business KS, some nj, years aso
George s'lmpter. q Mt. Airy; N. g. and
Harry sumpter Of b,stol ana two 70 d q, Y
taken taken ito-moriow ia Bristol for nterment.
Captain John Burbanck.
NEW ORR, Jan, so.--cantain John
8Bllrbunck. aged 50 years, died on Thurs
day at his home, NoWdrop. IS, ~, after Y
lingering Illness, duo .o8old age, IN his
vonngerdnys he followed the seas. having
commanded coust!ng hips plNnS from New
York TO Virginia., He was N great friend
tot ,old Connmodore Vanderbilt, when the
latter lived OH Staten Island, and the Two
men We're very Nllnmmy. Vanderbilt WAS
Il frequent visitor at Burbanck's home,
Captain Rurbnnck ncoumulated y tidy
fortune, and leaves TITO his widow and
three daughters, his Immediate SURVIVORS.
Mrs, Laura Norwood.
Especial to This Times Dspatch,)
VA WlI1AIi N (frON N, G,. Jan. %. Airs
Laura Nurwood wife of Mr., j. w +. Nor
wood, the We'll known banker vi The
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-21
WANTS CON GRESS TO
Help COTTON FAR ERS.
5'4 y I(Bv3I Assoc,cia ted q I,rctss. :

( a5ss sS is& (By ~ Associa ted sPrcss,)
k;yAsH1N GTON, JAM 20 -R representative
Byrd OF mississippi. introduced a resolW-j
ton to-day recitIng At length the deplora-,
bic condlt ionB Of the cot TONI Using Indus
an instruction TO the Ways and Means
COMMITTEE II o MAKE a favora bio report TO
the House on a pending bill disseminating
$thcStariff on all kinds OF Sngrlcultural in,-
PIGMENTS and cotton machinery, :s tS5 i
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GOVERNOR 4 OF AR IONA 3
GETS WASHINGTON JOB
VI INV Asslo.lc,iate Il. Press 5

sssss WASHINGTON, y. c., " Jan. %. The
President to- day sem TO Il he Senate the
nomination OF Alexander o. Brodic. OF
Arizona, s to be assistant chief of the
Record and Pension Office. nj til rank Of
ma for M Mr.. Brodie is oW Governor OF
Arizona. His term us Governor does not
expire until July i, 1905. u; 5fs y
M Tor ed ward s. Fowler, OF New 7 ork,
wa 5 appointed to that Office last August,
but has not been confirmed BY the Senate.
Ills nomination has been withdra Wn. 3s5ais
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j | 4:
Sister Mariana LYNCH

{ Mr. ohm u Lynch, Councilman from
Jefferson Ward, left on Wednesday, Il e.
ternoon& at e p. NJ h for Kansas City, No.,
toFattend tho funeral Of his sister Sister
Mariana Lynch. IL who died in snid city
on Tucsday8the nth Instant, at II p. MI.