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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-07-04
LATE FINAL ACHIEVEMENTS
Judge Gest Still Has Matters to Be
Disposed of at This Term.

II is probable that Judge Graves will
be in Rock Island almost all of next
week for the purpose of disposing of
such business as may be brought be
fore him. When he gets through he
will adjourn court for the convenience
of Judge Gest who has some matters
to dispose of before the business closes
for the term. The plan now is that
Judge Gest is through, an adjournment
shall be taken until some time in Au-
gust when Judge Graves will return
for a day to conclude some matters
that are with him. Nothing further is
heard OF the storm Drain case, and
there is no indication oEsit being stir
red up again for several weeks
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-07-04
PUMP And ALARM
Propositions to BE Received I'm.
mediately by the City
Council.
OFFICE ROOM FOR OFFICERS
Mayor Recommends Remodeling Int
rior of City Hall-AIso Suggests
Clerk Hire Fund.

Negotiations for a new pump at the
water works will be entered into at
once, being authorized at the meeting
of the city council last evening The
committee was instructed to secure
propositions, following the report made
recommending the purchase of a pump.
Besides this the clerk was instructed
to secure the propositions that may be
made for fire alarm system. The an
preparation was not made for this i'm
provement this year when the ordin-
ance was passed, but it is probable
that the cost may be met by an emer-
gency enactment. The council means
to be unanimous in the opinion that
both of the improvements are needed
and probably both will be secured at
the earliest possible date.
For All Officers.
Mayor McCaskrin in a special mess
age last evening recommended that
the question of providing offices for all
of the officials of the city in the CITY
hall be referred to a committee. Aid.
Sexton had a resolution all ready and
the matter was left in the hands of the
mayor and clerk to secure an estimate
on the cost. The suggestion of the
mayor is TO have place for each Off
Ger and time each day when he shall
be in his Office in order that the public
may be better Accommodated. He pro
posed that the council chamber be re-
moved to the third floor and the second
| floor be fitted up for offices. This will
probably not be done very soon. as ii
will involve the expenditure of quite a
sum of money that may not be avail
able if all of the other proposed i'm.
provements are carried out.
Money for Clerk Hire.
The mayor also suggested that each
alderman be allowed $50 year for the
purpose of defraying expenses inciden-
tai to committee work, the same to be
in a fund for clerk hire As the salary
appropriation has already been made
and figured closely il was deemed not
advisable to make any additions to ii
at this time, as it will probably all be
drawn upon before the year is up.
| Health of June.
| Health Commissioner G. G. Craig
Jr., made his monthly report on the
conditions with reference to the health
of the community. While the records
| of the past show June TO be blessed
with good health usually. it has been
better than usual this year. There has
been almost no sickness of a contagi
Gus character There has been but
one case each of scarlet fever and
diphtheria There was one case of
suspected smallpox. but an investiga
ton proved ii TO be something else.
The commissioner says that he is
devoting a great deal Of time to the in
spection OF diaries, and the report will
be made at subsequent meeting. The
examinations of milk have shown a
marked improvement in all of the SAM
pies collected. 1t was stated that not
withstanding the special sale of gar
bage cans, there are many who have
not complied with the ordinance and
the commissioner recommends that all
offenders be made to comply with the
law
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-07-04
Safeguard the Children.

Notwithstanding all that is done by
boards of health and charitably in
clined persons, the death rate among
children is very high during the hql
weather of the summer months in the
large cities. There is not probably
one case of bowel complaint in a hun
bred, however, that could not be euTec
by the timely use of Chamberlain s
Collie. Cholera and Diarrhoea Rsmedy
For sale by all leading druggists.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-07-04
The Only Way to Cure.

To cure cold when you have no
cough-to cure a cough when you
have no cold-to cure yourself when
you have bOth-take Kennedy's Lax
alive Honey and Tar. The new idea,
the original Laxative Cough Syrup. II
contains no opiates and is best for
coughs. colds, Group, whoOping cough,
etc. Pleasant to the taste and equally
good for child or adult. Remember
the name, ''Kennedy's." and see that
the red clover blossom and the honey
bee is on the bottle. Kennedy's Lax
alive Honey and Tar is the original
Laxative Cough Syrup. Take no 9th
er. Sold by all druggists.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-07-04
TORPEDOES ALARM A HORSE
Animal Owned by American Express
Company INDUCES in Short Run.

One of the American Express com
pany's horses, becoming nervous over
the continual bombardment on Sec
Ond avenue. broke away this noon and
made a dash up Eighteenth street. and
turning on Fourth avenue, brought up
at the livery barn. 1t dragged with il
the weight to which il was hitched.
No damage was done, with the excep-
ton of slight breakage of some pack
ages that were in the wagon at the
time
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-07-04
channberIain's Collie, Cholera and Diar'
rhoea Remedy.

This remedy is certain to be needed
in almost every home before the sum
mer is over. II can always be de-
pended upon even in the most severe
and dangerous cases. 1t is especially
valuable for summer disorders in chill
dren- Ii is pleasant to take and never
fails to give prompt relief. Why not
buy il now? II may save life. For
sale by ali leading druggists.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-07-04
Greatly in Demand.

Nothing is more in demand than
medicine which meets modern require
ments for a blood and system cleanser,
such as DR.. Kings New Life Pills.
They are just what you need to cure
stomach and liver troubles. Try them
At Hartz & Ullemeyer's drug store, %
cents. guaranteed.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-07-04
NAVAL RESERVES DRILLING
Will Leave Friday Night to Board the
Training Ship.

The Rdck-Island division OF naval
reserves have been drilling almost ev-
cry night recently and are getting into
good condition. There will be drills
both Wednesday and Thursday even
ings and on Friday night the division
departs for Chicago to go on board
the Dorothea Lieutenant Tubbs ex
poets to take with him about 60 OF
CO men on this trip.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-07-04
SOCIAL AFFAIRS.
Go to Barstow.

The Bashful Eleven, a girls club
composed of young ladies residing in
the South Park district. and their
friends to the number of "a. spent the
day at Barstow today. They made the
trip in hack, drawn by four horses.
The party was chaperoned by Mr.. and
Mrs. w ii. Schillinger,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-07-04
Dennis Rudy,

William Culloms Dennis and Agnes
Rudy, both of Davenport, were married
by Justice Cleland at his Office yesteT-
day afternoon.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-19
many immigrants
ON way TO SOUTH.
Said to Be Advance Guard Of
Great Army Coming to
America. B
(slpve, e,clal I 7to The Times e..ss-Dispatch,)

Especial to The Times -Dispa tch,)
b NEW YORK April ls.--The X Old Do-'
minlon steamer Princess Anne left here
to-day for Norfolk crowded to Its full,
capacity with, immlgrants from the south
OF Europe These immigra nts will sets
tie along the ricl, truck farms OF Chesa-s
peake and daily sh!ploads will follow on
this and other Southern lines. Transpor-
tation agents. ral llway passenger agents
and shippers In New York are busy look
ing after this remarkable turn In q tide,
nj immigratlony toward Fsout h, 4 tg$
7 1T is interestln 6 ! that the isnrp igrants ap-
pea to be merely an advance guard OF
Thousands who are expected TO- come fryln
Southern Europe during tho coming sea-
sorl, prime llyAs from INV Ital Antonio
yucca, who iss locked upon 90 leader of
Italians here, expects these Immigrants
to take 4 he splacA gOf maj y ssot the negro
hands lnFthe South. 81 q Il
gl gllntthe ma 1ortty Ot cases innmis s IA pts are
being sent direct to 4 ashin M ton. RaltiYsI
more. Norfolk, Richln oila and ot her cs,l-Si
ters In the Eoutt III
Itsts expected N that once firmly settled
IN, their new homes, they Will write to
friends Inc Italy and otlier countries In
the soutI, gof Europe and OK planning pos-i
sibilities for etlerrnent Of tllelr oondi-
tons, and that s.tho housands % thelr friends
Will follow. Il 3s u n @
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-19
I. FR Fl EN- | ! II NEUTRALITY. ]
Government Taking Every e Pre- e:
caution to Secure Proper OBJ
al ss scl,ya1lcc Of Rules. s s Fl
f3v ksspcinted5 Press.)

Il (3ySl lAsspclntc cd FressJ
PARIS. April s, 3;05 F'.5s. M,-The. NJ me
French government has taken every pre-. p'e'.
caution TO secure the observance Of .neu-3 lei
8trality in French waters in Indo- China
no this end instructions have been sent
10 NJ. Beau, governor general OF lndo-
China. again calling his ssattention to the
regulations concerning the observance OF
neutrality rules in force during the Span.
q ish- American War. IT IS believed that
Admiral De Jonquieres, commander OF
the French naval forces n i Sa igon, u IN
proceeding to Ikamranh Bay, where part
OF the Russian second Pacific squadron
has been seen. Is following the governor,
generals instructions. sys
The semi -offlclal Temps this evening
published a statement which bears evi-,
dence OF authoritative inspiration, say
Ing; n, d; 8
f"Great Britain and some other coun-
tries limit the. duration OF a elligerent's
stay Iii Their ports to twenty-four hours.
but France has never fixed a limit for
the stay Of bel igerents III French ports,
and contents herself with interdcting the
use OF her ports inIpreparations for acts
OF war, ss /, I ~ n 51l, III 5ll
N consequently, a. strict construction Of
4 the regnlations would permit Admiral
5Rojestvensky'a ships f to remain IN our
ports even beyond twenty-f four. hours SO
long as they do not engage in prepafa-
tions for in act OF war. ~ g,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-19
A GREAT WORK |. ! !
EOR /: EDUCATION | ||.U ]. { J
sRichmond Associat ion. Holds In
tsresting 18th Annual
sion.
e ZEN; \; ] REP oRTs ]: MADE. i.
Papers Read Last Night lndi-;I
~. cate " that Has Been
Acco o111plislle "a
5; ;esS'lOn. s, 81 ,,
!. =! 81 "

The NTH annual meeting OF the Rich
tmond cational Association at the Me-
chanics Institute last night was we'll at
tended and thorough hly3 teresting. show
4 Ing the splendid condition OF this organ
izations Of earnest men and women who
have done and are doing such a valuable
work. h not only n this city. but to a
large extent throughout the State.
The Association has been the begin
ming OF the State wide movement for In.
creased educat tional L opportunities. higher
standards. better supervision, more COM
modious and comic ortable school houses
and more progressive me- thods OF instruc-i
ton, and 4: a bove all. In stimulating an
Interest In universal education and Its
3bcne fits. n. Al q s j,s;j # S. 5sH,
a The audience that filled the hall OF the
Mechanics D Institute last night was one
thoroughly representative OF the culture
and character Of the city. The entire
proceedings were characterized by an
earnest Interest Si in d education that
promises even more for the future tnan
has been achieved during the life Of this
fast growing Eorganiza ton.
M The Association gave an eloquent en- Y
dorsementf OF the efficiency and jealous
work OF Its Officers by re- electlng them
for another year and testified Its np-i
probation OF the splendid service OF Its
former president, n. pioneer In the work
5oft the Il Associa tlon, Mrs 3 B.. Valen-
(Continued on Second Page.)
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-19
On. .Ij.| YOUNG DECLINES 81:
TO PREACH sermon. !.
Offended at Action Of Medical
Students Defending Or.
Taylor. 4, #

Rev. Dr. ". j, Young. pastor OF Cen
itenary Methodist Church, has written g 2
letter to Or, christoph her Tompkns. dean n
.of the Medical ollege of Virginia, de- 81
clining 10 preach the bacca laureate sermon
ut the college comn,ercc rccmcnt.
s DR. Young had alread accept ed and his
dselinatlonf ID due to the action taken by
the students regarding his ntterancea
from Ills pulpit suggested by Or. w, ii.
Taylor's lecture before a college class
on Science and the Soul ri 8 III
Il When seen by The Tines Disp patch re-
porter, Dr. X ounG said hat lie had writ
ten the decllnatio and would make 10
statement until he had received a. reply
from the college Eaut horities. 5,,5 III
Stis''I may have q sta tement to make LATER
said DIR. Young, s u E|S y s i& .iF ss
1S DR.. 8 Tompkins refused TO discuss The
matter as did NJ II. Tucker, president Of
the senior class $of students.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-19
5(Ry Associated Press,)

WEST PALM BEACH, FLA. April 49,
10 p. NJ Joseph Jafferaon's condition re-
mains unchanged. except that he Is grad
ually growing weaker, His trouble Tis "a
plication of diseases, from which he
suffered last summer His plysiolans
regard hisEcondition as critical III the ex-
.treme. and II would not be surprising Il
.he should pass away at any moment.
yet he may rally and 1.-Two for days or
that his end - near, ana looks forward
to 1t without fear. All hope for hts re-
cnvery has been abandoned by his family,
For number OF years past Mr., JEFF
spent a week or two OF each year to-
gether fishing In Grlorldas Is was on his
raturn from one Of these fishing trips
that Mr., Jedfesson's illness developed.
He went 10 Hobo Sound about three
weeks axo on his annual fishing outing.
and returned about ten days ago to his
home here slightly unwell He had
taken q severe cold, He improved for q
4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-19
By. Z 8Ass4o,scI 50 \ ated Press.) j

1toNDOH Anrils lSl-Baroil ron Hayash,,s
&hc@ .innanesc minister "a Great Britain
sexpressed the opinion 10 the Associated
y,ress ID .day that Admiral Togo wo,Ild
not Rive aitel 10 Admiral Ro1estyensky
5withsShis entire squadron, but would
a.,aryad ~. cts ~ t,,a Port a rtaiir
ss,,,ad i ~, M = ,,ss hc 5eared defeat.
M n,riny - h,x' des,re5 Il i,nfliet the
80. Az ! ~ damage on i,e RUS
sia ~ .,.it !, IA la II loss to /, himself.
yvh.ie ~, tde,, Il -, his - I,iitv to.accon-
~ /, tho ,nfs II est tr,,ct,on of the Russian
el,',. 1r,,, Z, le. IN ttie there i. the
3dan anKer OF Togo ! losing one, or two Of
Nc "a &, y syore ysa ~, ia va.hi
,!s, !, q trynedo
sea = roa roycrs swichs
:, ~ = " and are
40 :, u ~ ~ NJ u 4 nssja tosDedO
,,aat ~ nnt,,,a 4, :, Russians
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-19
SBessiie Dole, ember5 Iof \ Edna
5Or1f fan5 ,roDaDIys ''l
Fatally Injured by Actor .ssi5s s
Man Carried Ear i | ,s. Out ]l Threat { I
Shoot Her if She Tried to
Go Elsewhere.

35fBy Associated Press.)

PH1LADELPHIA.!!sIA::,SApr p 4: 4 April 1s.-Be-E5
Ca use she intended leaving the Theatrical.
company OF which both were members
Edward smedes to- day shot Bessie Helen
Davis at a, theatrical hotel ], where .., they
we're both staying. nf1icting q ,probab bly,
fatal wound near the heart. and then;
attempted to ! kill himself. The bullet
.tlattened against his skull and he was mo not
badly hurt. + ..3 3sl
The couple were mem bers Of the cao-
rus IN ..The Schoolgirl, company. OF
which Edna May is the star, The wo-
man Is known on the stage as Bessie
Dale. Shells sttwcnty-three years old and.
her home Is in Hebron. Neb. Smedes's
home, 4 Il: is believed. !. Is In Yicksburg,
Miss. ~
Injury Probably Fatal.
4 The shooting occurred shortly after
noon. Other! guests at the hotel heard
a pistol shot, and immed diately after Miss.
Davis ran screaming down the stairs and
fell unconscious into the arms OF ser
want. A policeman. who was passing the
hotel. ran into the place, and when
smedes saw him llo turned the weapon.
upon himself. The Wounded couple were
taken to hospital, where 1t was found
the young womnn's injury Is likely to.
ts sJ2 (ContiniIed IN Third Paga Eg 3 VII
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-19
CIV Asso clated Praas.l

MADISON, md April 1sr--As the re-
sult of tile arrest Of John Nj Lewis. of
this city, and his being fined In "a town
ship court to-day, for smoking IA 4 sclsa-
rette. an appeal was taken to 4 he Circuit
Court, kand II the l3wer courts decision
Is affirmed I, Lewis Will appeal TO the Eu-
preme Court for q test Of the cons ltu-
tionallty Of the law. Lewis was arrest
ed by a constable for smo X ing % clgaretta
on the street and was fined Sa6. ollie
McPhearson, a restaurant clel was also
arrested while smoking a nd gave bond for
l25g In the CITY court IS A
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-19
AGENTS. MEET AND
ADOPT RES UTIO ONS.
Hyde Kissed But y ndislnayed,
Made Speech Alexander and
Tarbell Also a Address En-
ployesSecond Vice Pres
ident's Sharp Retort
Calls Forth Cheers.
lljitn ~, g 81 Z; z = :. K Z,
ByfAssoclated Press

u ALBANY NJ 7 81. pril @1s An all-dayi
debate in the Senate. bristling with
charges against the management OF the
.Equitab able Life Assuran Society. brought
the frairsSio OF that corporation Into SEN
katlonal notice to-day st ss4 4
q: The subject came before the senate $in
the form OF a resolution. tToduced By
Senator Erackett, q to AXE from the In
ssurance Committee his bill to facilitate
spolicyholders' suits for accountings. Be-
ing unable to get a favorable report on
this measure. Senator Brackett secured
iaschance TO voice his views by putting In
this resolution and having IT. mad 8 a spe-
4cal order Of debate for this morning.
The resolution was defeated by a vote OF
So TO Z. rs & fa5 ss
Brackets Charges.
Speaking OF the Equitable situation
Senator Bracket said !:
eft Is now conceded by every one con-
8nected with the nasty mess that there
has been the most extravagant waste Of
corporation money. The corporation Is
under the same control now.
The scene has SO far shifted that.
whereas the contest In this company,
began over the control OF It's mill lions. ! t
lis likely presently to take. the form Of;
a race to see who can keep out of States
prison. y. 81 s3@ "A ss
a'5 Enormous salaries without service to
earn them: the most extravagant OF So
cial functions secretly paid for from the
funds Of this company claiming to pros
tect the widow and the orphans; the
company managed by men who have not
cent OF money invested In tall these
are petty matters compared with the
real thing that will be learned here
.nftor. The colossal sums that have been
gathered persist emit tlys usedVst nnance
and progress the chemesN Of. 4 the officers
whose duty " 1t is to- conserve them. arail-
road schemes. Industrial schemes. whis.
key trust Observation-Disclosures which. Is
they fall, the loss Is upon the scompany;
II they succeed the. gain to the officers
these are the charges these the things
vocIferously denied a. fortnight since
( Continued on Second Page.) 88
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-19
SITUATION I'M FIELD. {
Russian Force Estimated to
Number 100000 sAl Ell CIV II
Japanese Loan.
3(By ylAgsoclated I3ressD

TOXIC. Il April 1s.--The Russian force
concentrated along. the Change Chung
Klrin line and southwark is estimated to
number 200 900 men. s I n Nj 4 4 ID 8i
III "a anal rev lsion of the numbers of pris-
oners captured Mt Port Arthur shows the
total to ts 41 800. ss II, VI ysss is \
1t is expected that subscriptions for
the NTH domestic loan Will be opened
May &lst. The amount the loan will
he one hundred millio yen (equiyalen to
about $40, coo. .00Q), and the conditions will
hs similar TO those of the fourth do,
msstlo loan. .4Ss ri sss Z. ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-19
Zion City in Mexico,
(Bys Associated Press J

\ MEXICO CITY, April Jo,ni Alexarls
der DoWle, OF hicago. has closed nego.,
stiations and obtained OPTIONS on "a tract OF
1000 600 acres in the State of TIA maplass
where he proposes to found new Zion
City. The property to be ibough is probr
ably the Lopez ranch. le. sis G5ss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-19
Captain Willard y caves,

Captain Joseph r. Willard left last n'ght
over tho Norfok and Western Railroad for
the Southwest. where ne will spend several
days speaking and ccnferrng with his friends
Mr. A. Randolph Hollsday accompanled Cap
tain Willard, &.i y "a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-19
FINED FOR. /. CARRYING
CIGARETTE PAPERS. S
Another Man, Arrested for
Smoking, Will Test constitu-
tionality of New Law.
(By Associated Press.)

4 MUNCIE. IND, April Z 7..--Chester Bell.
a young man, was fined SIS and costs
amounting in all to SIS, to-day iHSthe
Police Court on q charge Of HAVING cigL-
rette papers In his pocket, his IS me
first penalty assessed in Indialla since the
ant!-cigarette bill became effective,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-19
VV|LLARussI'R| Rel lS'AIllA|.a!RL;; IRllD
IogRI!N!| letter 1tkML HIMSELF
Answers Dole, Member Edna
q Probably
FatalJ Injur red BY Acor
OPPOSED ITO PROHIBITION, WANTED 10 LEAVE CHORUS
.becaus Sc t 4 5 Contrary to Dem
ocratics Principles and Cannot
Vet be ENFORCED.

y ~Lieutenant-Governo Willard las mailed
the following letter to Rev James Can
snon.. Jr.. president Of the Virginia State
Anti Saloon League. in reply o a conf,
Imunicaton sent him by Mr. Cannon:
Richmond Va, April 1s, - so5 @
Rev. James Cannon. Jr:, Fl s;s;l
Black stone. Va: :$E
MY Dear. Sir,-I acknowledge receipt
OF your open letter Of March 14th.s To,
your question: "If elected to the posi-
5tion for whiohsyou fer, would you favor
the maintenance OF the Mann bill 7't''lI y
beg to reply as follows; :s.s y
III approve the Mann llnIsw'hen ICON;
lstrued as controlling and regulating the
sale OF whtskey, but do not approve It
when construed as prohibition, The law
in question q is $50 framed as to permit
great latitude in Its construction and IN
5terpretat!on. This is evidenced by the
fact that Very few judges in Virginia
have construed this law5allke.
~ The Mann bill" does not permit the
applicant an appeal to our Supreme Court;
otherwise that court would have SO con-
strued the law as to make Its operation
uniform throughout the State.
Ireiteratet that favor rigid control Of
the whlskey traffic I am. however op-
posed to prohibitions; first, because the
Democratic party and its policy have al.
4ways been against sunptuary laws; sec
5ond, because prohibition does not pro-
hiblt:H third, because II prohibition does
mot prohibit and the whiskey traffic will
exist. then should the State regulate the
trafflc so as to mnimizeSfit Its evils and
derive therefrom Its proper revenue;
fourth, I do not believe that public 4 sen,
timent viii sustain prohibition laws an
i am opposed to the existence OF any law
on our statute books which Is not en-
forced. This condition will always OBJ
stainsurldss the law Is supported by pull.
lie sentiment. ny lseiS Il 81
ssiis Very truly yours
38s ,fsirned \ stSl,gs, JOS. E.8WILLARD.
j Mr. Cannon's letter to Captain w illard
was a COPY of. one sent to all the candi-
dates FOR the governorship and lleuten.
ant -goyernorship. Up to thls time Cap
tain Willard lsi. the only candidate who
80 far ,aat known, has answered Mr. Cam
non's communication ~ \. NJ
a' "a postscript to his open letter. Mr.
Cannon wrote;
"a .sA copy OF this letter has: been given to
the Isnress OF ftuhe State for publications.,
and. tina replies OF candidates for public
once viii also be printed sfori the lnfor-
nation OF voters, X 5. 81
80
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-19

+ (Bys Aasociat ed I'ressr)
TokIo. April s,--T he Navy pe.
Straits, . zone OF defense. with the I
.EusuaI m aritIme eErestrlctIons.