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The Washington times., 1905-11-22
THEIR FAYoRITE CULT.

LOUISVILLE. Ny. Nov. 2.-The new
free library FOR colored people opened
here today. and it was regarded as a
curious coincidence that the first book
called for was a treatise on chicken
culture.
The daily sentinel., 1905-02-17
Made Public
Yesterday

Washington. Feb. III (Special.)
President Roosevelt's message trans
hitting to the senate the new Domin-
lean protocol of an agreement provid-
ing for the collection and disburse-
ment by the United States Of the rev
enues of San Domingo for the ad-
justment of all the obligations of
that government was yesterday made
public by order of the senate in ex-
ecutive session.
The document includes the agree
ment as well as the original protocol
and award of the commission of ar
bitration for the settlement OF the
claims for the santo Domingo i'm
Drovements. under which agents of
the United States are already col
lecting the revenues at certain of
the ports of the Dominican govern
ment
Few documents that have come to
the senate in relation to any of the
South or Central American or West
Indian republics have attracted so
much attention.
Because of the controversy that
has arisen as to the rights of the ex-
ecutive to enter into treaty arrange
ments with any foreign government
without the advice and consent Of
the senate, extraordinary interest
has been aroused.
The document came to the senate
at an hour past the usual time for
most members TO leave the chamber,
and therefore II was brought up soon
after the senate convened yesterday.
The message Of the president out
lined the policy OF the administra-
ZION. in relation to the Monroe doc
rrine. holding that it demanded that
this government take charge Of the
customs OF American states when it
is manifest that they are unable to
maintain their own integrity. In
addition to the presidents discus
sion Of the Monroe doctrine in the
case OF San Domingo. the proptocol
makes specific declaration OF its ap-
plicatiOn and in that respect is uu-
usual in treaty making.
The daily sentinel., 1905-02-17
A Chance
For the Bill

Washington. Feb. -CSpeciaI.)
Representative Townsend Of Mich
igan. one OF the authors Of the Esch-
Townsend freight rate bill, had a
talk with the president yesterday re-
sarding the prospects for the enact
ment of the measure into law. Mr..
Townsend. Who has canvassed the
situation pretty thoroughly. expressed
the opinion that there was a chance
for the passage of the bill by the
senate at the present session. After
the talk with the president Mr. Town
send said that in the event no Iegis-
Iation on the rate question was enact
ed at this session OF congress. an ex-
ira session of congress would be
called by President Roosevelt for
next autumn. perhaps in October.
The daily sentinel., 1905-02-17
Law and Order League.

(contlnued from page b
The daily sentinel., 1905-02-17

The Sentinel. soc per month.
The daily sentinel., 1905-02-17

Becker. c. P. MeCary and P. A. Rice.
The party receiving the highest num-
Der of votes in the informal ballot
for the position for which the candi-
date was suggested will be called
upon to make the race for that po-
sition.
The managers OF the party were
well pleased with the session last
night.
The daily sentinel., 1905-02-17
Passed
Away Today

Boulder. Colo. Feb. IL Cspe-
cialJ Butseh. manager
of the Boulder Camera, and father
in-law OF l. C Paddock. its editor.
died here today. He had been a res
ident Of Boulder for many years.
The daily sentinel., 1905-02-17
A Sad
Accident

Queenstown. Feb. (Special.)
-Four men were killed and fourteen
injured. OF whom three are in
critical condition. as the result OF
tuo explosions on board the British
submarine boat AS" in the harbor
yesterday.
The daily sentinel., 1905-02-17
Active for
Its Defeat

Denver Feb. IL Special -
Representative Wilder has intro
duced a bill into the house for the
establishment OF a state oil refinery
Already 1t has aroused the antagon-
ism Of the Standard Oil Company
and there is a big lobby already act
i've for its defeat.
The daily sentinel., 1905-02-17
Attention.

Farmers and dairymen Increase
your income by learning to make
three pounds OF good butter from
one pound. No fake. no drugs used.
Formula. soc Address,
J-H. BROOKS.
POS Main St.
Grand Junction. Colo.
The daily sentinel., 1905-02-17

Thousand

Washington. Feb. III Especially
The house eommitte on claims to-
day authorized the payment to VIII
liam Radcliffe. who had his fish
hatcheries destroyed several years
ago at Alexander lakes in Delta coun-
~. OF $4,000.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-10
!sED sI00 FOR IDlING.
%lsriri"l> Strangers Heavily .A>
>->s.d hy Judge Tracy.

GiI1" fi"vsiIg.r and Thomas steven
sga- rrr.-rir "i Detroit. N'ch who u z.
s-TT' stsi ~ f'srrvi:.,n Daniel ,.cou!.-yr
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-10
JEFFERSON BARRACKS NOTES.

T-~ '1l!oa'-S -nsF'~tl recruits La,. bsc. -s--
or;rn. ace. - :is-,srs. by th~ PEE surgeon
~ reason 4 Iu.-srl ti>ahI.t:y. B:u. =
Hu..- Eui-r; u. i'Irk.tt ani Martin :. RYAN.
:achsI --:v.r, A. 80 EAr:s~ks with H.c-u!:
tom,.rH \ 4 :-'.f Instructor. hss aT-jli.i
- rs- War Department; fnT discharge :rum
.nI - IlBrChs-s.
Th- 81. ..i-s ,r..ti recruits have reported
MILAN Ha--Y nN5asor-a t'i.y. Nah :. Eng
E.r. - la-7 ? NJ s--hy. John F.ii ari !! T.
.II giIgt- Ia;t." Ea-s. i.--. Es-r.s,r.
M~ra!fi- Team i!a:n = H.c - LOUIS.
s-l. ..Ns1s.s' I'd 'i-p.E- Do Ir-r
Sldr., ! .'---r'ctI s-si'." /. Col. .ri WI
a.Tn Z" >.sias p.'en. -. 1: Cn.-iss
ls.-fsr :. E-r-h-s: kauSas tT'y
>.re--s- -a-."- II s%-s-A1 Fg.-s~r,A Cav
srv has l..- tHs--oi t1--. srsesr. -
Ee--ui' ''g7rrsry u ia tee T.sr. @. S.rSeau:
-sIs@.s.- q IL -----g
IT, tas.ssr r-i-,r. from N. W. n-r,r.-
-1.-- .-f,s-- .Nfg;r--v. c1ss- A-'i.is-y r---.i-.
s.sss-st 3. s-at.cn ~ Fr.r; S-~ysn. or -=c
9 =. s----.s~-h ',4Ns.ry a. Nan,osysr is.r-
s.c9-i Is.-i-s-.-. : V kuIa.s o..-..r.n...
TO- --' t'--H-1 s.s-y Si-th IsNsi-y q = -
s-.-s- io 1s--n .ui 80 r'- g.,li1- r-NI'z-t-
Esbi..a-i g. S.-.ra' y.'!er ~ t. e'r..rA- J.
i-tyas~ Nr-,4-s.- !.ats---frt~ - ~. 80.
>-I. sr--g~l iE-y a. no Rk--scts .,-
:.--rt 80 s'- ~ af--stt1n performed n hs n
..s.s-. -r- s-.-~<si-~~ gs-.c-a:~d - s1u- vl.-s
a.: a. fe~l~- r-1t nx 'rr -. -GEs- sol.i!
f.-S.r ;r- -z--~ q. ~ s>arvt given ST
-ss ,s.e1 o. - u-r---re = ~. f,s..e s-sr-
- - ts~---sf s,E-- il-u-sEA-- =
rs-r. 80 IF--f~r.7- = X 'sr5 H. sac
r.-' a. ,h-- ir.,.'- s".-y 800 h.;- 80 :;
- sisi' ss-n E.-ics srG s rgs i1ise. n 80
S-syts-
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-10
MILITIA REPORTED
N GOOD CONDITION
Military Secretary Says That Is
Per Cent Of Organizations
Would Respond to Call Of Arms
Many improvements Made.

WASHINGTON. Dec 4-General F. G. Aims
worth. Military Secretary, IN hts report
on the militia Of the United States. says
i Is estimated that about - per cent Of
the organized militia would respond to the
calls for troops 10 rcpel invasion or sup
press iEsurr.c;iOn against the authority
II the United States. tE. percentage beii:is
the same as that estimated for the pre-
ceitng Year.
Continuing. the Military secretary says:
''Increasc If interest on the part Of the
younger men In the militia has been
marked an'i the nOvale Of the OrEanizi-
ton has been appEeciably advanced. With
but few exceptions. where organizations
have been reported on adversely by in
spectinS officers. the State military au-
thoritiss have promptly adopted remedial
measures. Res:gn,tions Of officers have
frequently been called for and many COM
Sinies have been completely re1sSan:zed.
"All this evidences IL disposition Oh the
part "f the stat. authorities 20 bring their
militia to a state of discipline ard en-
cheney that shall conform as nearly a.
Inss!ble To that of the regular army"
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-10
cameron Of Iron County. Who had no idea
that the jury would be compelled to sleep
In the courtroom
SPARTA OIL FIELD VISITED
st. Louis Party Finds Surface In
dicatiOns Promising.

Sparta. Ill. Dec. Sparta was visited
to-day by th" officers and directors Of tho
Randolph Gas and Oi! Company OF st.
1-Ouis. accompanied by Mr. George &. Vel.
fs tto. T. F I.uYar. tiaU.ic WetmGrc. Doc.
tor Auf'!"rh' iu.;. Charles Sacks ard 9TH
crs. all nf ~ Louis.
Mr.. V"ids''o - man Of wide experience
In the oil business. having been heavily
tint. rested In the SakU. Russia. district. ~
well az in the Ohio. Indiana and Kansas
Hsits
Cn.i-r IN. guidance of Nr. II. ". Kahn.
the local macaSsr. the party visited tho
io'ss, acres Of based Len! hold hv 'hc
company II be tn. opinion Of Mr.. Si~.!et-
W that 'ha "'rI'-ck tase,. on geological
and suIfac.- Indications. u more promising
than .nv rt''r :i'fE ~ has visited
N0,T t.rs O.! 'h. Sullivan crew. wEo aY0
~ work Tow putting !o@n well 40. I. say
tha' fnc prospects ar" good for OIL Tho
drill u now down u, feet
rh. lcx io da,s Il enc same those ~
yrs-y ga wells sf the past. and there ~
.i'rl. Doubt 'i.' good :DS Of natural
s,rs viii D.. obtained "a, "a d.;,tt 90 sp a:.I
oh a, loo fees
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-10
LAWYER FOR sPAUeHs ASKS
FOR NEW TRIAL Of CASES.


REECBllC SfEtTAI.
CentrcviIie. Mo. Dec. S-Joseph q. VIII
lia.:s counsel for H.. d"fenS. IN the
Sy,aush ease. this afternoon :i!ed . MOTION
for a new Trial.
II ~a.. alleged among other things that
a shotgun supposed ;o hav" been the one
with which Sheriff Folk ~.s shot by
Arthur sspaugh. and tn. Ninchs ssef rifle.
said to se the one which WAS Dent "vss
RI. h.a,. o! Sheriff foik after hc Was shot.
wsr. le!s tn the Courtroom. where the jury
dept at night.
owing To limited hotel facilities the Sh"r-
IL Was Compelled TO pToSit" f"''is and k"'s
tn.. tu:y in ~. courtroom. at might .
Sheyif. Jor an Was sworn arr t's'ins'i
,h,, H. had remained with the jury a.
RICH. az! ts.at they hah never s"-n the
ru.. or discussed the matter.
The. star. offered - i'ace Jasper Coly0tt.
q iurymin. ca fn' stand.
ju,.ge Williams announc"i shat suh2c~-
ras would is- Issued for tn.- Twelve isi'n
"a no sYi.i III. SpaGEhs and " IN" 'ac'
could l.. established. that they had no
knowledge OF tn. guns beng In TIE co1!,.
room tha; sh" motion 3"r a rev '!ia'
voui! b. oysrru...l- <...
r,. guns w.r. placed urt.- TN" Circuit
Clerks desk by Prosecuting Attorney
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-10
OPPOSING RAILROAD TRACKS.
tviii:.> Stree; Property Owner
seeks "a EnjOin Walss~h.

TNs .ut q: Waite. i. Yer stssg. 70 re-
s-rata ~. wabash Railroad Company
.-o-r maintaining tracks on Collins s;rsst
osI-s.ta tse ;.a..r;S'x p:"s., !:s sas OF
;-!sl yrs-.-.Ay afternoon ~ JsslRe Fc.;-
.s'- asv's.o-s @! :hs c:-cYi: Ccv:'. tu; " as
-; :cc.Ss!
Ns- St..g owns property q; Third ard
!s..ci- sir-e.s. fronting L. :.es on TN':.
s.-@-. and extending back 30 Collins
Collins street.: t-;ss.n E.dsi. and Carr
streets TIE yrvSe:'y - valued .: 81 s"l
arc :. g---. 20: manufacturing AID WA:e-
iSuas~ PURPOSES
q :. a...ge,3 that Coi;is.s street 10 only q
fee: W4e exciv1:n9 st1eOo.k&- ard shA:
railroad ;rockS tend fo s1clcde sssSic and
de.,r.c.a.e sse value Of The esopsr.y. ~.
"a.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-10
uEDERKRANZ GIVES
SUCCESSFUL CONCERT.


Tt. first I.i.de'krarz concert of the sea-
SON was H,tendei last night by an audi
society Each number WAS .nthusias,ical-
" f.. civ.i The programme vas veil Sc.
iect.d ARD WeIi rendered.
Especially pleasing Was the Work Of the
chorus. whose several selections n. &c gen.
erOi.Siy eHcoyeS.
Tn. sol ISL =, MTe. Ada soIer-Hueck.
M.zzo alto; Miss 'Iar Norden. pianist:
MIS- Eos. Ford vicl:nis'. ard Richard
Siefnl: il. b:iyton.. susiairs'I the rspu-
fsii ms .nsy hav" achieved III st Louis
"n i"rn.r occasions. and were literally
Pfais. i also due the work o. tn. solo
quartet composed "f Misses 0.iga Koen <.
irm. k0.niS. johanna kaub and Myrt.e
lAe.-rkraEE ladies chorus.
The rr"sram:ue fellows:
Anasn'"- - .---...-........-.-P. Tscha!sowsiy
M.e.in-r lsryio,Ie. sll1 and sTrhe.,:a: sole.
Ar, s,,,-i EShari e, "a; rs., S,e,rg; s.,;,,. v.,;
,.,. NJ, ~. s-'*r-Hue"h
p,,,, so,, M!>.'. cs'oru'-
"a; "a, .nrao,nr'a. 2. :: No ..-.... She'.n
s.. ,Iaire Norien
M.,nn.Ioh,. = C.p.l!a.
''r r.t.'" Marie. :'s',t- f-n:'n" Biz.;
Fror, q, az. Iiiu;.;.n.na'S ri. versuns.n..
''L- -. t.mai. chorus. with alto s,!o. solo
GS.;;';. irA-s. v.':'u. cello and wa'.haru.
AT" s'.H Nr~ A. S-'sr-H1-Ch SOLO auar-
t.t -. Il-~,g g''i-s Sn.nig lrrni kJ.:.;S 10
ha.na ka's.' s:.t M,':!c Lamp.
Violin -'1lr--
kisc .Eis-
iblit'st' net hstas
~. Rsss For!
A!:p SsIo-
:, =, wa':..s:srr.eh " 4. ,. s,hpE.nn
g ~ - f.SsO ~ y
Mr. A:a Sgc.r Hus"E.
Dor Ahtni .--..-. .-.--... :. Victor k.!!.:..s
MIR. .aor'.s Ani OTch.-;ra.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-10
FEARING DIVORCE,
she TRIES SUICIDE
lrA Ada Hendel, Who Attempt.
ed to XIII Herself, IL Cncon-
scious at Hospital.
HUSBAND SUES HER GUARDIAN.
Eeyer b. Hendel Says His Aid
Was Declined-Begged His
Wife Repeatedly to
Drop Her Suit.

MI Ada Hendei Of No. lll3 Botanica'
avenue. who attempted suicide BY NOR.
Rsine potsonins Friday evening after she
eod ood zen summoned to judge sales oface
ssr hsssd 10 mae xeyssp ssps 4 Il ae.a a.Psr in
sroaoced as evidence in her suit for d.
At The y" cen,eas1y sr; eIsS.s,Ss aSspisai it vas
stated last night tha. she was stin un-
Nrs. Hencei entered suit for divorce
port and cruel treatment She claimed
that she had been forced to support her.
self. two children and her husband ever
keepeng bnarders and doing dressmakine
About three weeks later Meyer B. Hen.
1el entered suit against II. r. KFiger.
!1ssef sS fasher OF Mrs fiendea. charging him
Sscss,een H ene alienation Of Mrs. Henders II.
AZ, AT the divorce trial Mr.. Hendel pro-
I.% In.Sec paper. which. he said. his wife
asreeG to remarry him. II said that It
Sosee n order to be made NJ % Kriser. r.
moned her To his ONCE and rearested her
70 make 4 copy Of the paper.
WoCI.D NOT ADMIT HUSBAND
,, am so.ry this happened said Mr.
Henoe!, yesterday. AS soon as I heard
wife. but the niatron told me she was too
~ 20 zee anyone and that she was un-
conscious. Then I went TO see II could
oe o. any assistance in caring for my
children. ! WAS refused admittance to
the house and told that my assistance
MAS not wanted.
love my wife yet have besged her
repeatedly 10 drop her suit. but she would
not listen to NE. ] regret very much that
This has happened. I am sorry that she
ielt II necessary to take such steps Sh..
Was good woman and have nothing 10
say aSaiES; her.
The whole troubie vas caused ty Mr.
kriger, He always tried to cause trouble.
He told Mrs Hendei that IL she would
divorce n.e hs would make his will tn her
favor. When she wrote and signed this
agreement. told her did no; want
money that way. ! begged her not to be-
gin the divorce suit ! told her il she did
] wou!! Tight it,
Several letterS which are reported as
having been written BY Mrs. H.ndei be.
fore taking the poison we're delivered by
persons in the Botanical avenue rat 10
Horace I. Dyer. Mrs. H-nder> attorney.
In one. addressed to Mr. kriger. she SAYS
she cannot blame him for believing all
that has been said against her. but pro.
tests that Sh. Is innocent, and states
that kriscr Is innocent Of the charges
made BY Mr.. Hsndel. Snc states that sh..
has horne much for the boys sake and
asks that Mr. Kriser do what he can fer
the tSDNS.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-10
MRS. TAccART FILES PnViESI.
charged That NEWSPAPER Man In
,,urn..i divorce Verdict.

wo.s-s- - I.c s-Nrs C-Acc Tag
gar rs-sttS- fci rev c-iA. AS today
So :S- Er,rtD. - ss-S~c1s~T -
.'1--Ss' toy NEs Ese6ar' yrrSr;s-i ssS-
~Sal SSr-s>;tsu1. a-t sfelsvi-s In su?cor;
o: .ssiT cAar.- - p'.ss!.s- AZ. bias
axA.-s: szG.s Es.on. an: A<k.~. 'or .
--c:tr -cc g. sr.ose oss~gs- J y: ce
s--s,c Gu>ssr.-: tns: 80 VcsslS lave ;s~ -
1rs..> r~s'- a. o---s-
Sure e ~ s@..ay.is = 10 stated. make
>~.sA;s0,si s.-xX:,ozs against jotgc
Lssp- ore e.. .sS eaters th~y a:fem7 -
- sscN :. "a: E-OySas>r rsAa had
s-s-ss iE.-ese> csoa tse yers:s: Ia tie
Sase.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-10

o. IN. Echth District early YESTERDAY
morning Will. acting IN a SUSPICIOUS man =
n-r. wy. arrairnei hef"r. Judge Tracy
IL ih. F!rs: District Polic. Court y.st.y-
Ia, morning and fined Sl,s each f..
idiiug
fai-"liliaa pto::9or says h" foilcwc!
'h- men about on. hour. and rs their &C
lions b" Ms lei {" t-li.y.. that 'hey we-.
"':' for u, goo! purpose and placed Lot,I
under arrest
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-10
JANlT0R FALLS DOWNSTAIRS.
Peter Burke Seriously Injured at
New Shields School

Peter Burke. ianitor In the new Shields
School. Tenth ard B:idle streets. fell down
twO flights OF stairs in the school bu!l1-
i,,S at o'clock last aigkt.
Sh.ci:S'S left arm VAS bruised and his
liz was cut. TIE CITY Hospital physicians
fear that he Is injured internally. Burke
il Is years old an! lives .; No. II. North
Ninth street.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-10
ASSAULTED BY HlcHvvAYMAN.
Negro Struck Mrs. Mclaughlin
and THIN q; ablc,l Purse.

Charlotte Nc;.au.h!in Of No .l.S Riiiie
street Vas assaulted bv % negro highway
man o:. Twentieth street between Wash
ing:on avenue and Wash street ~ 10
o'clock last n;Sh:
The negro .;ra.k Mr. McI.auehiin in
the f.c.s and then grabke.l her ruYs.
which con;s;.cG. J. cents an. a gold ring.
which -. values if 81.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-10
FAvoRs ENCOURAGEMENT.

''ore O.! n. reasons Why I nav. acc.pie.,
the presidency o. 'he Navy L.azue ~.
America vas o.rAgs- ;n.f. va- =, most
useful nell: Coz that rapidly Increasing CT
~. .x.t.C;i. t-s-S.H-i - proa:Gi. :nc csu-f
- f.,r'rt,irinc a comp :'rI navy and p.
,ncpurs z. those who enter that nouL:ss!y
eve.
n closinS General F".;e- rl'i an go
uu.rc '.ib' - t0 The ,re- - -. W"S, y ne
h... enlisted In the navy. de- al -aA; 4
va. no longer necessary 90 dsc7ni uro-
.nli..n.r.s Sscu..d a. 10 seaho3:l
Hr.>ii.r. Iarks: ,A-u irir :: 'r.I \!
".i-ai !..Vsy. ~ho receive" a mrs "A
,.us.A-i.c sr-e.,ag ard .gcsc b-..ry
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-10
NEED FOR BIG NAVY
IS URGED BY PORTER
Increased and More Competent
Service a Nearer Step to Peace,
Says American General at Ran
quet in Chicago.

Chicago. Dec S-Three hundred inem-
hers OF the Merchants club and several
invited guests were in attendanc. at the
banquet given Tonight by the o-Ear;za-
'icn. at which Admiral Dewey and Gen
honor.
delivered BY General Porter. who spoke
on the subject cs The Old Navy and tn.
New"
Admiral Dewey vas persuaded TO speak
his srr'va, IN the city TINT he had only
accepted the invitation upon the assur
anc" that he would not be expected to
When President Charles wackcr Of the
cub introduced General Porter. In a felici-
to's speech. in which he alluded TO the
services ~! the General in var and the ex-
ceHen' record he had made as AmbassH-
dor I" France. the guests rose to their
f":i and ch"ere'i Justify. General Porter
NiS'EssITY Of A NAVY.
''Mv purpose IL TO. 70 give vou tha
history 81 IN" Unified States Navy: that
w"'iii crninei me 20 carry Won throueh al!
III. incidents Included in = re~cr.i ~ hero
.o,s I'm; I",n panl Jones to hi; lHI,''na..
speak generally of what the navy has
,cc"r,r,tsh..! i've ma'ch'esS sa!iansry an.!
it nnc"ssi'r IN the cn'irsrv"
TIE sr"nke- the. tr'eG- sket~hed tho
"rrii'ior n: III" nav ~ Tire on. break ~
'h" Revolution. ard IFS condition a. tho
'''r,rarcemenr ~ ~. w.r ~ lSi' ard
t"ld "f 'he neglect 'hrf had h..r :hs mar.
- :i.N Navy Department. Until .h,,,, twer-
- Years aCo. whom :he building of the
rev navy Was commenced
RIVAL. NATIONS ACTIVE.
We carrot afford said C;er"-al For
fe-. -" res. on our lau-.is whi,. rival
'a'i"-s are s'e16,'v increasing their NAVAL
armament y rYS' 10 remembered. p. iha.
sow. foreign cou1sciaS confirm. TO tuii,:
nn' f:lv :owe-r,;i naval vessels Sus =. .r..
same tw" sw''' cnclr,.-ci.1 steamers
r.rs.rr:r..d ,.ni.r Government <una-rt<.on
ari subject - snr''". as auxiliary cruisers
ln ''-n. of war. ". -r:s. no- deceive o,,--
selves a. to ":r relative weakness In this
r.....rs
TIE "ntr. world Is today naturally
20 fi-g 20 re,ce. The only Question Is
Row 20 secure II. l. has b.e, Guilv q mon
S'-s;s.i tNa. a stvorG navy - not a
moi ace iiI. "a ~or<syv.'I,. fo-c. I. may
l.. dangerous when WELDED hv a., ari;.ra-
~ sovereign hu' -.--r waen directed h.
'ha sHy"r.icn People.
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o:r'-.r. h.'-e w-ri'ke We have y..,Tad
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only IL! tho ir.s-es: - r..c. en3 :S., q
Ts-!"-'s prosperity depends upon p.b,:c
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The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-10

Tracy c. Drake TO -. Louis C~ys.si Wass-
And soda Company. plant. lessehod interest
sip.k water. Straps. etc. "a; s-..-2s Nal
nu;. being all o: the yr"y-r;y Of c'ysiai Wat-:
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The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1905-01-21
Deafness Cannot be Cured

by local applications, as they
cannot reach the diseased portion
of the ear. There is only one way
to cure deafness, and that Is by
an intiamed condition of the
mucous lining of the Eustachian
Tube. When this tube is inilam-
ed you have a rumbling soupd or
imperfect hearing, and when it is
entirely closed, Deafness Is the
result, and unless the inhamma
ton can be taken out and this
tube restored to its normal condi-
ton, hearing will be destroyed
forever; nine cases out of ten are
caused by Catarrh, which is moth
ing but an infamed condition of
the mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred
Dollars for any case of Deafness
Caused by catarrh) that cannot
be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
Send for circulars, free.
F J. CHENEY & Co., Toledo, o.
Sold by Druggists, IS
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1905-01-21
Fire Destroys Old Convent
la-x IS

One OF the old land marks OF
the city, the old Convent building,
at the south corner OF St. Peters
and Iberia streets, was destroyed
by fire on Tuesday night between
10 and II O'Clock. When the fire
was discovered it had gained too
great Roadway for human effort to
save the building. 1t had its orr
gin from within and was thorough
Iy atire before it was discovered.
Chief II. II. Shade of the Fire
Department and all the fire com
panies, except No. Z responded
promptly-their first service un
der the new oIganizaliOn-and did
good work. No other properties
were effected.
The origin Of this fire will prob.
ably remain a mystery me
building had not been occupied
for the past several months.
This building was originally
constructed for a residence, but
nearly forty years ago it was con
yerted to school purposcs-Troi.
Baulch conducting quite large
school therein. Later, it became
the property of the Church and
was occupied 10y the Sisters Of
Mount Carmel Convent, till the
purchase of their beautiful pres
ent quarters on east side. Then
the building was used as a con
vent for colored glrls till a very re
cent date.
} It was a two-story frame build
ing, covered with a metal roof in
it's latter history.
A second fire alarm was sound
ed on last Tuesday night, being
turned in very soon after he first.
In the second instance u small
blaze was discovered on the roof of
the J. w. Wyche Machinery Co.
at the south corner of
Main street and Railroad avenue
It is supposed to have been caused
by q spark from an adjacent hue.
1t was quickly extinquished be
fore any considerable damage had
been done. 4