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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-05
LIGHTS HIS OWN FUNkRAL pYRE


slSTERvlLLE, w. VA. re-. e
rnsey Owens. {. prosperous farmer
living about fourteen :nilas southeast
q, this city. committed suicide in hor-
rible manner. after an unsuccessful
it,cmpt to murder his wife.
Maudencd through jealousy. 60 il is
alleged Owens shot at his wife with
2 3S-calibre revolver while both we're
in tho house, anil then walked to Inc
farm of q neishbor, F. T. Mccullough
where an Gil tank was located and.
after setting fire 10 the oil deliberately
plunged into the burning fluid.
His Rody Unrecognizable.
When the fire coul, be tNiingilishcd
and the body recovered ii had beer
banned beyond all recognition The
ballet fired at Mrs Owens struck her
INST above tne right TEN pie and g!anc
Ell OIL lni|ictinG a dangerous hlit not
necessarily fatal wound
Ovens vas about 50 years OLD. has
nccn married four times and was the
Iiilller CT z large family. It is thought
| ~ many OF his nGigEpors and ac-
Guaintances that he committed tho
deed While temporarily insane.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-05
MccUE REMAINS SILENT.
Il is Not Believed He Will Make a
Confession
Especial IL IN" Daily Press

Especial u IN" Daily Press
CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA. Feb. A.
--Wife-Murderar James Samuel Nc
Cue has not confessed. his crime as
yet, and it is believed that he never
will-unless he leaves a statement
With mis- minister. to be made public
after his death.
But few vii! be permitted to Wit
ness the hanging Friday. Feb. 10. All
arrangements have been made for the
execution Of the laws sentence, and
the hanging will doubtless come off
as announced ana probably without 4
hitch. The hnu,. has rot as yet been
fixed but AIcCue Will likely die some
time between the hours Of q. III. ana
- o'clock
Sergeant c. w Rogers will not talk
on the subject now He says he has
nothing 70 give OUT for publication
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-05
PIANO DEALERS INJECTED.
Tire McAtt:,urs. Father and Son
Charged witt, Larceny After Trust.
~ .-,l.ai,1ee ,,=..a
tEy Associated pr

SAVANNAH, GA. Feb -;.-E'. i. Nc
Arthur and " +. Mc.Artnt,r. father
and son. members q the bankrupt firm
q Ec-i:tl:rr ana Soas company. piano
dealers here have been Jointly in.
dic'ea il three special prescntmcnts
~ the grand jury. 4 separate indict-
nens was also returned against w. r.
Macarthur. All Of the indictments
charge larceny after trust The al
legged misdircetion CT funds covers 3
period frcni August 10", anti Jane,
1904 Deputy Sheriff e. J. Sweoncv
has been notified that the elder Near.
thur has been arrested iii Knoxville
and the 0tllcr in birmingham.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-05
4--yEv ~ TIE RACE.
Nav Candidate Seeking Office of Sup.
erintendent CT Instruction.
Especial Is the Daily Pre-

f7.6t! !
RICHMOND. VA. Feb. i.-N1r.
George II. i1nlvcy. superintendent, Of
schools OF sockin cham county. today
announced himself candidate for III;
Office q State superintendent q run.
lie Instruction.
Prof. NulveN who is q Confc;lc:ais
veteran. WAS q teacher III Rocking
nam's public schools from. soon after
lhc War until 1887 when liz: was al2-t.
Cd county superintendent, aud has filed
The place ever since.
tie has been endorsed is the Rock
!n2hap; teachers association.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-05
Steamer Amszonese Flcated.
.EE Associated Press

GALVESTON TEXAS. Feb. g. RI:
i;ri,lslf steamer A,nazo,n sc. II N.
! !;@"ih line. which went aground ~
Galveston island. 1G miles vest Of 1he
harbor entrance on Thursday nieh,,
vas ficated lat" Yesterday Afternoon.
an'l arrived here today Sc II. a. csr
be learned nc damage r.sultcd frnE,
the accident. rhc vessel viii bc in.
:leded az once ana vii Y bil!od MI!
for LIVERPOOL
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-05
METcALF GUEST OF HONOR.
At the 5arauet of High Point Manu-
facturers Club
tEy Associated Press.

CHARLOTTE, y. G.. Feb. 4--Ex-
tensilc preparations HAY, hCrn' made
by The Manufacturers Cln,, ct Hieh
Point, y. c., 10 cnieIsan i number CT
prominent men III hnnouet Monday
night. Hon Victor X. Aietc;,lf, secre-
tar> OF la&cr and commerce. Will de.
liver the lcadinS address while Don
Gonzales g. G"esada. the Cuban min
ist@r the North Carolina senator's and
others vii! a!:lo respond to tcasis.
AboHl q hundred prominent men will
a lend NC banquet from a distance
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-05
NO PEACE ovERTUREs.
British Foreign Office Denies Report
En,anatna From Tendon

LONDON Feb. 4--'lne 1ore,@i Of
ilcn declares there is no foundation
for The report tina, conferences have
taken place at Berlin between Chancel
Tor Won Buelcw and the British ams,a.-
sador. Sir Frank f.ascells. with the CD.
Ject CT bringing about peace between
lfussia and Japan. The officials here
Know nothing Of any proposals from
el,her German Great Britain or else.
where suggesting an effort joint Il.
Otherwise 70 stop the war
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-05
sMUcsLERs PLOT EXPOSED.
thousands CT Gold Watches in Bio
Ice Cream Freezer.
iEy Associated Press. /,

MENlGO CITY Feb 1.-The cus;cra
house officials Al Vera CRUZ have .!e-
tectcd q p'ct 70 Snn2:le ! large .uan-
THY Ct icwelrv from Germany mo mia,
'aunt.y. tic ccc,,s being ennooalt, III
The hs'tom CT !, large ice cream frecz.
81. Some thousands 81 gold watches
were among The articles concealed Al
investigation into The matter is being
made --
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-05
De. 4EFEW's MOTHER c.IEs,
/! DEATH canre Few Hcurs After yer
| diet in Fishburne Case.
Especial to The Daily Press.

RICHMOND. VA. Feb. Airs. ".
y Lefew, mother Of DR. FRED. G. lie.
few. Of Roanoke, Who vas Killed ~
Charles r. FishbWne several months
ago, died al t:l5 p. m. today CT pnou.
monia
Her death occurred cnly few hours
AFTER news had been received here Of
flshburne's conviction.
Mrs Lefcw had beer i'll paralyzed
and delicate condition for seven or
eight years and was never told OF The
tragedy in (which her son lost his life.
~. ". I.etew returned from Roanoke
last night and was With his mother
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-05
COLD DAYS IN TEXAS.
Lowest Temperature Recorded si:,ce
1852 Now Prevails.
(Cv .lssociated Press

tI;E IASSoClated PreSS.)
AUSTIN. TEXAS. Feb. 1--Not
since 1882 has this section experienced
such q severe cold period as now pre-.
walls. Central Texas is generally main
tanning 2 temperature OF 40 degrees.
Tonight tho mercury is Is degrees
above zero ana the ground is covered
with sleet. There is {. wood and coal
famine. Fuel supply men hauled ali
last night. but could rci meet tho de-
mand
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-05
sNoWsToRM IN CAROLINA.
First Tal! Of Ffeecy Flakes This Win
ter at Wilmington.
iBy Associated PreSSI

10y 4ss0claItsl PreSS.l
WILMINGTON, n. c.. Feb. .s.--'Thi:s
vicinity was visited by The first snow
storm Of the season last night. This
mornins the Thermometer registered
as low as &c degrees and some dam
age was done to the cabbage crop in
eastern Ncrth Carolina. But the ex-
tent OF it viii not be known for several
days. Lettuce under cover will be. dam
AGED in instances where The canvass
was broken in bits.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-05
Stern Delays Cotton Mems Plans.
.Hr Associated Press

Ss-.)
NEN ORLEANS. LA, Feb / Til.
warehouse committee Of tie Southern
Cotton Association which was ,c maze
Ecli meclin" hero today announces
mat On account y the s-o.m. WHEEL
has d>moralizcd transportation. INC
meeting has been postponed 10 Feb
nlarv z.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-05
REPUBLIC IN STATE OF 5 Ell
Modification Of the NatIona! Guard is
ordered--'nsurgent Bands Attec:<
severa! Po!ice posts. But Are Re-
puised.-The Government Was FORE.
warned Of the Uprising.
t!>- .lSs,,ria,cl Press

IJlTNDS tNRES aRCFN-CI\A
reb ,-Ay ius,rroction ms ,,ro,;o7
a., !, mi nrcvince
S.v,.a, nn,i,c ,osts h,vo- ,,.cc -
,,,,,,s, -, ,,,,a. !, ,hcn, ,h;r,, 49,,
each mi Ia asgaj;ar1s wcr,, nearly
,.yorvvhcr, ronnlsat tn n,ets
which. y.rrc surprised ware -,,,nturna
~ inc nr,ice
Troooe IL Mu4;,v
An ,,5a,l, on no a,sn,a, W.. also
rrnal,.zl II Il rrno,e,, ~, ,y,o ,,-,;
,ncnis n, 1rr,ns hava ,,,,,i,,ia1 ana ara
,n,rcti;,,. 81, nv ,,,,i,,I
The ,rat;,,n, rors.n,,,onr ,vhi,.,
arpears "a gay4 Man ,con,i,,s,, vi,h
rh,a Mans ~ no lcalarc of ~ nlot
,col; ,;mcl, measures +, snnnr,.se ~
un,isirr ar} eanms IL bava ronn,ota
control ~ ma si,uarion
State of siaoe cec,,,aa
~ a ras,,l, 81 ~, i,e,.rrar,i,,n,,,.
movement ,>h,ch nro,,n c,;t ,as; njoh1
no, on}y hers I'M - s,.vo,.al o1bc,.
cifics Of Argentina ms government:
hos. issued : decree cs;.h,isI;pr !,
STATE, eli SIEGE for thirty DAYS through
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-05
FOUR SHOT IN RACE WAR.
One Negro Killed: Three White Men
Dangerously Wounded.
,EN \ ssncint..,i Press, J

- - !: ffess.,
-.
..,,, ,;na. " ~ - :
VS.,
TIN, N'''e' ~
:, "o"nN''7''
- 49, -
o <'''o sSou"oeo'
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-05
ESCAPED FROM THE WRECK.
Captain and Crew, Safe, But Schooner
Homan is Total Loss.

JACKSONVILLE. FLA, Feb. f.
The British schooner r II. Homan,
Captain Atkinson. eighteen days from
Kingston. Jamaica. has been wrecked
On the beach sixteen miles south OF
Mayport. The captain and crew Were
saved The schooner IS total less.
She was bound for Jacksonville.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-05
fnE VERDICT A COMpRO MISE
Four men Huna the Jury Between
ve'''ct CT Mutder ard Mans auuE-
ter: Three said Openly 7hat r'tey
Believed !, Wa the Big knife That
inflicted the Death Wound
;Su.i.inl 70 I'll. DARN Press

ROANOKE. VA Fob TIC ju:v
IL The case. Ct Charles T. tisi,burne.
charged with .hc murder 81 DR. Fred
G. l-"fnw aflel keinG or tcn minutes
Ills morning. returned :, Ner,ict OF
N2l"n'arN nanslau@htcl and ixod the
prisoners p;miShmrn1 i, Exc years in
III, nnni,c ia,,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-05
Stripped OF Her Sails by Gale.
~ Associated PresS.D
VINEYARD HANEN iAASs

VINEYARD HAVEN. MASS, lrcp.
-, Ihr ',ar'5 i'lnmas \ Goddard from
Gccrseicwn. S. C, fer Boston, whic, is
an1 horc! near W mouth III this mar
or, !os' most 81 her sails in storms
CT! Cape fia,Fcras and Mnn;arl Point
s,.A l%> engage, = tue 10 low nor r.
Boston.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-05

when She died His: hr;,tne;. Charles
+. I."few. Will return today
The mothers, death occurred n, her
h"Shand'S rome, IL North Norris
street from which TO funeral VIII take
pl>re OF Monday t'rneral arrange
men's ere Icing made this aftc aeon
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-05
.Ex.Gov. HoeG Very SICK NAN.
Children OF the Noted Texan Summon
ed to His Bedside.

MEMPHIS, TENN. Feb. IA tele.
gram At neon today summoned cx-Gov-
crncr Hcsgs children to his bedside
in Houston, where he was reported to
ne Sc: icnsly i'll. 'Fhc attack came on
suddenly a'!:l his friends here are ap-
prehcrsivr
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-05
Trifie Led to Tracey.

The tragedy was the result III Fish.
t"rnc Shaping J-efew's young step son
Ter calling ice: at him. The word re.
icrrlnS &c q mc,o: cycle Fienburne Lad
beer riding. Fishburnc went 10 the
'efew nome AID informed thv docto:
q he slapuiEs;. tho men auarrclct ard
flsEh'nne stabbed Jefew
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-05
Friction Between Generals.

\ distinguished general tGll The As.
sclcatcn Press thai evidently there nal
been friction between General IIrrs.
pa1kin and General Gripen!,ere: and
added 4 have i.cuy,! p 2:ea, ae2' cf
talk ahout kulopatkin's asking To be
relieved hut nothing positive can h;=
said o. The subjec, al present
Conflicting Stories.
There ala Two ccntiicrirm versions
|cl 1hc Incident According to ni.S r,f
-Esn. General Griner berg c:n,rla ;.l..s: IL,
hi. emperor that General Jluropa tl:in
had refused 10 support his nanEin::
movement il! view OF which Criren
Berg asked 10 be relieved The En-
i'r'or, II is added then telegrarhcd 70
kuropa1lii asking for ar explanations
IN reply 1o which kuropatlir Wired
that his health was shattered and re-
nhesteA permission u turn over MS
command &c General Linevitch
Nucpetkin's Conpiaint.
According 70 the second and more
commonly credited version OF the AFFAIR
Earopatkin complained to the Emperor
that GiinenberS undertook tie H;.nkir=-
movement i'll defiance CT orders ana
cemande;! The generals dismissal.
The hope is generally expressed that
'he incident Will be satisfactorily ;,d-
!asted as il is realized on al sides
that kurcpatkin's departure from IL,
front would prove severe blow to
hopes OF victory i'll the near future.
GrincnberS's withdrawal has not
changed tie situation. The Russians
70 hold THAR positions arcnnd ssanIe-
pas.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-05
Out Only Fifteen Minutes.

Wl'Ain fifteen minutes after the
Jury retired they announced tbs, :iinv
had agreed IN q verdict IS they i!!au
irtc tic room Only one man glanced
towards tie prisoner, ana atle, they
had resumed their sears, lie alone look.
Ell in the direction OF nc accuse:
When askee, ii a verdict had been
sracke,i
1t had been common stree, talk lnar
the HocnC!le members oil the Jury
would hang the jury if necessary
When the verdict was read ,ne ac-
cused dropped into his seat and place.!
his hands over his face His wife par
$$se2r4 arm ;anout him and lovingly ca.
:sssSd his hand She WIS in tears,
as was Fishburne's aged father, who
IS OEc OF the most prominent men Ct
the city. Several OF Fishburnc's sis
tcIs were also visibly Affected
Motion to SET ASIDE.
Judge Fhle2ar a, nnce moved 10 sci
aside tie verdict on three conn;s-iirst
as 10 alleged irregularities III The ex-
clusior oi =. l.. Rrumbau"n ana A. J..
Rankin as Jurors. He citel cases 70
GpAold the motion. and they v'er,, ~
2aled al length.
+ Next 4 reh&arinG was asked ON ar-
count OF twc jurors. il was CHARGED,
"hc had served inDruperly. Cun Vas
III. Wade, OF Franklin counir. an,
the point raised was quickly abandon
ed. j NJ. Draper. g Roanoke Juror.
was also brought il issue It Was al.
legged thar he had expressed an opinion
mat the prisoner should ke hanged.
lWo Witnesses we're Introduced 4
prove he fact. but their evidence was
veryNery coniilctins. juror Draper it
IS learned. STOOD fer the lowest sc.-
,tence offered he, with three others.
hung the jury between verdict Of
ma'tSlanaEt"r ana second degree n,!lr
de-.
Three OF the jurors from Franklin
county said today lbat lhry stood for
4 teityear sentence on tie hrsr no}I.
ahd remained I5rri. One Roanoke jur-
or was for twelve. The hi.hos, penalty
allowed for manslauchter They we're
Messrs Hancock Draper and Houch-
jns.
Three members q the jrr.. ,sai!i
oreo]y 'hat they believed that il va.
'he big knife Or one similar TO that
That inflicted tie wunnh which caused
tIio dealh Of D'. Lefew
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-05
ENGLISH sLuGGER COMING.

Britt For Worlds Championship.
'sy Associated prcss)
NEW YORK. Feb 4.-An interna.
ticnal championship fight 70. take
place i. San Francisco between Jimmy
Brit Brrts CT California, the lightweight
icllalnpirli OF America. and ,Iabez White
the English lightweight champion, has
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-05
TORPEDO FACTORY CLOSED.
Trepcft ORDERS Dismissal OF the En-.
tire Working Force.

- .1.'s'"e t1eeSH : '7s'-'
ST PETERSR[iR[, IHeI 4 ---ll ~

ST. PETERSBURG, Feb. Al Is
p. MI .cssncr's torpedo factory III
this city. employing six hundred eS-
pert filters and brass workers, has
been closed because Governor General
Tropcff ordered the dismissal OF tho
Whole staff Of the concern foS tearing
down posters Of the enpe,ors recent
speech 10 the worl:men's delegation.
and because the manager was unable
10 rcnlacc these men. The works are
STRONGLY Guarded BY police
The Washington times., 1905-06-22
FL MIRA GUT OFF
BY HIGH WATER
Heavy Rain and Cloudburst
Do Much Damage.
CHEMUNG RIVER ON RAMPAGE
Railroad Tracks Under Water and
Bridges Gone-Tobacco Fields In
undated-Farmers Helpless.
CHEMUNG RIVER ON RAMPAGE

ELMIRA, N. Y. June 22.-This city
is practically cut off from communca-
ton with the outside world, the result OF
heavy rains and cloudburSts that have
put the surrounding territory and part
of the city under water. The losses to
property may reach Loco, 600.
The Chemung river is in danger of
overflowfng it's banks. 1t is rising fifteen
inches an hour, and is near the danger
point. The Canisteo river at Hornells-
vile is rising at the rate of a foot an
hour. AT Sullivanville the water broke
the Newton creek dam and did a lot
of damage to the village. The creek is
rising two feet an hour
The. Elmira knitting mills are in dan
ger and the lower part of the city is
under water. The immense tobacco
fields are threatened with destruction
ana the farmers are powerless. Dozens
of railway bridges have been swept
away. crops have been washed out,
cattle and horses drowned and houses
Hooded Hardly a farmer throughout
the valley escaped serious loss.
The New York Central trains north
"a standstill on the Lehigh. The North
ern Central tracks are under three feet
of water at Montour Falls, and there
have been no trains north or south for
twenty-four hours. The tracks of the
Erie and the Delaware. Lackawanna
and Western, are washed out in many
places.
The Washington times., 1905-06-22

cousins, and a cousin of the groom,
VINO served as ushers. were: Albert
Strasburger. Milton Soasburger. Irwin
Strasburger, George Strasburgcr, H&rry
Strasburger and ". y: George
The wedding dinner followed the
ceremony, wit 4 the bridal PARTY at
heart-shaped table. with an immense
floral heart as the centerpiece. The
smaller tables, at which the guests were
seated, were decorated along the same
lines EeilheiEer's orchestra played
during dinner and afse-ward furnished
music for dancing, which lasted until
Il late hour
Mr and Mrs Ceblerzer left later for
trip to Niagara Falls. Thousand
Islands. Montreal. Quebec, and White
mountains, after which they will go
housekeeping in Boston.
Among those present were the Rev
Dr.. SCHNEIDER and Mrs. SCHNEIDER. Bos-
ton; Mr.. and Mrs. NJ j. Ullman, Mr.
ana Mrs N UlInan and daughter I.
n Ullman, and Irwin Strasburger,, all
of New York; Miss Hilda StraS burger
of Baltimore; Mr. and Mrs T. -Stras-
burger. Henry Strasburger, Miss
Blanche StrasDurger. Mrs. II. l. Stsas-
burger, Mrs. Hannah StraSburger, Mr..
and Mrs. A. J. s5trashurger, Mr.. and
Mrs Joseph Strasburger. Mrs Liss-
berger. Mr.. and Mrs. Steinem, Mr.. and
Mrs. L J. Silverman, Miss Ella Beh-
rend, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Kaufman Mr..
and Mrs S. Bensinger, Mrs. j. I1uchs,
Mrs. b. Coblenzer, Miss Lillian Cobien-
ger, Mr. and Mrs. S. Rothchild. and Mr..
ana Mrs. Lew kann-
The Washington times., 1905-06-22
PAUL COBLENZER WEDS
JENNIE sSTRASBURGER
Marriage Ceremony Performed by the Rev Dr. schinder
Assisted by the Rev. Louis Stern-W
Live in Boston

AT o'clock last evening at Raucher's,
Miss Jennie Strasburger, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Il Strasburger. of this
city, was married to Paul CobIenzer, a
successful and well known coal mer-
chant of Boston
1t was a typical June wedding. the hall
giving the appearance of one huge bower
Of roses the entire color scheme bein5
carried out in pink and white.
The bridal couple stood under large
wedding bell composed of white roses,
while the impressive ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev. DR. SCHNEIDER. of
Boston. uncle of the groom. assisted by
the Rev. Louis Stern, of the Eighth
Street Temple, this city
The bride wore an elegant lace robe
over white chiffon and tafTeta, with
6 veil draped over tle face, entirS-
Iy enveloping her figure. and was
caught to her hair with a diamond sun
burst, gift of the b,idegI com.
She carried a white iJrayer-book, pre-
sented to her by the Rev. DIR. SCHNEIDER,
and a shower bouquet of lilies of the
valley.
Her only attendant was Miss Elsie
Cobienzer, maid of honor. who Wore
gown of white net over pale pink chif
fon and taffeta, and carried shower
bouquet of pink Bridesmaid roses.
Mrs. z. Strasburger, the brides
mother, wore a black lace robe with
diamond ornaments.
The brides three brothers, two
The Washington times., 1905-06-22

Second Lieuts James E. Leeman Rob-
ert l.. Peyton. and James B Baker;
Commissary Sergt. Douglass S. Bliss,
Quartermaster- Sergt. VIII H. Chase.
Ordnance Sergt. Joseph S. Cornish,
Sergt. Maj. Richard /. Lamb. Quarter
master Sergts. Walter S. Hall, and Will
lam A. bowling; First Sergts George
Leon S. Turner; Sergts. Charles ".
Bouvet, Arthur F. Burdine, Charles E.
Castle. Frank Forester, Arthur Green,
Arthur Kitchen, Homer c. Malone
James Edward Norris. and Oliver c.
Terry; Corporals William c. Carter
William NJ. Edwards, James DoddreIl
Charlie r. Porter. John L. Schuerger
and John p. Yenney; Privates John p
Banes, Frank III. B&ssett. Emil Brown
Joseph b. Caldwell. Samuel F. Comp
ton, Daniel Dixon, Edward McGovern
Robert l. Pile, Lee Price, Henry Ridge
ly. Joseph d. Robinson, Garrett j Tuck
Wheeler
The Washington times., 1905-06-22

ten p. Britain. Thomas F.. McAnally,
and Roy 2. Hayes, Chief Musician DON
aid B. Mcleod Hospital Steward Frank
P Weller. Sergt. Bugler William Fox,
Quarterraster Sergeant George Wins
more, First Sergeants r. Carey Brown.
James P. Garner. Charles e. Grocme,
and William c. Robbins. Sergts. W.
Laurence Hazard and Oscar Walters.
Corporal Edward Greenleaf. Privates
Harrison Murray, Wilson n. Fuller.
Charles Hazenmyer. Raymond Brown,
John H Wells. and Daniel l.. Wilkins.
Nine years continuous sseryiee-Capt
George E. Dudley. chaplain; First Lieu
tenants James E. Walker. William C
Eckstein, and Horatio b. Hollifield,
surgeon: Sergts- Charles II. Henney,
Frank p. Holmes. and Ruloff r. STRAIT
tan. Corporais William |. Saunders and
Edward N Tansil Privates Maurice
AppIeby William Mohler. William A.
Saunders, Thomas H. Miller, Robert
Hamil, and Julius II. Ritter
Six-Year Class.
Six years continuous service-Capts.
C. Fred Cook, aide-de-camp; f Penrose
Smith, Alexander Summers, Charles e.
Swigart. Leroy w. Heron, Harry Cope,
} seph Harry Bean. and Wayne Smith: ::
Li.Jt. S Clifford Cox, surgeon: First
Lieuts. William w. Cookson, Wilson p.
Evans. Bert S. Nelligan. Charles +.
Roberts. Lous n. Patterson, George p
Phillips, Ducan L. Richmond, Edwin
II. Neumeyer. jr., John II. Shreve, John
S. Coombs, and BENJAMIN f. Odell;
The Washington times., 1905-06-22

20 use Peruna and ]
found It just the med
icine I needed TO re-
store my health. ]
used it fer nearly
three months. but the
reward was worth II,