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s.. 0o0; the Assistant Permit Clerk from
$40 TO 500, and two skilled iaborefs
fl ON SOTO to 5000 each
ON amendments relating to the De
partment of Insurance. strikes out pro
posed Increase of $500 proposed by the
Senate in the salary of Superintendent
OF Insurance; appropriates Sl,zW Tor
temporary clerk hire. and strikes out
the provision proposed by the Senate fer
4 clerk and appraiser.
ON amendments relating to the Free
Public Library, of the increase OF en-
ployes proposed by the Senate. IL is
agreed that provision be made for ono
at:dt DENIAL attendant at $3.50 and one
page at $2l0 and makes certain verbal
corrections In the text OF the bill,
Authorized expenditure net exceeding
S, COO fer the employment OF special
couns Il 10 assist the Corporation Couns
sell and 81 eeo tor an additional clerk IN
connection with the settlement Of claims
Tor damages incident 70 ehahges ef
grades.
For Highway Bridge,
On amendment as proposed by the
Senate fer maintenance Of the new
highway bridge.
Inserts the provision proposed by the
Senate relating To the reconstruction of
AflaeoS1ia bridge ana Increasing the cost
thereof from Ssae.oo0 To SSsa.ooa
Other significant clauses OF the bill
follow
Inserts the provision inserted by the
Senate requiring the illuminating power
OF gas furnished 10 be equal To = can
Appropriates s1,a00. as proposed by the
school buildings
Strikes out the appropriations pro-
posed by the, Senate for additions 10
81. eco for Mckinley Manual Training
school, and $. $50 for the Armstrong
Manual Training School.
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ticed civil and mining engineering in the
West
When the Rough Riders were organ
lied In 1893. Brodie was commissioned
major and, upon the promotion of
Colonel Wood and Lieutenant Colonel
Roosevelt, he was advanced to the Of
flee of second in command. He held
that commission when the regiment was
mustered out of the service.
It is not strange that President Roose-
welt should have desired n detachment
of his old command to serve as the es-
cort of honor at his Inauguration. nor
that Colonel Brodie should have been
selected to lead it. Colonel Brodie Is one
or the Presidents friends-One whom
he very greatly delights to honor
Escort of Honor.
The escort OF honor will be as repre-
sentative in the matter of localities and
types as was the regiment itself rshey
come from New York, Colorado, Indian
Territory, Oklahoma. Michigan. Georgiil,
South Carolina, Texas and the District
of Columbia
The reunion of the Rough Riders Is to
be held this GEAR at San Antonio. Tex,
on March 90 and 81 The President is to
be there and so are most of the old
members OF the command,
no Fund Here.
There IS TO fund from which TO draw
Cor the purpose of decorating the Dis
trict building for March 1, and therefore
the District Commissioners have headed
a subscription list for the purpose OF
raising sufficient money to purchase q
few flags and some bunting. so that the
Districts official home may seem to
nave entered into the spirit of the coca
sion
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Continued From First Page.l

of two temporary attendants from $3.50
to $50 each. for one additional graduate
nurse ST $3.50. and $4,000 for installation
of laundry plant. and appropflateS
So 600 instead of S2.O00 as proposed by
the House and $4,000 az proposed by the
Senate for temporary labor.
The District militia was generously
treated. as the conferees increased its
appropriations as follows; 90.
For rent etc, from $4,000 10 $4,000
for cleaning and repairing uniforms
arms, and equipment. from Sle0 70
81, 200; for expenses of rifle praclce ana
matches, from s.. coo 70 M,Io0. and Tor
expenses of camps, instructions etc,
from SIS. 900 to $4,000.
The Senate amendment approrriattng
SIS, zoe tie eliminate the grade crossing
or the Bunker Hill road was aSfeed to
The conference report notes the fel-
lowing increases OF salaries desired b&
Senate amendments. ana now they were
disposed OF:
Salaries and Helpers.
On amendments relating to the Wat
sr Department increases, as pfepoSed
by the Senate, the salary of the super
iTtendent from s., $50 to SS,eaa. and she
salaries of eight inspectors from $50 TO
$500 each.
On amendments relating 10 the exc
cutiye Office provides for two additional
craftsmen, one at 81. 100 and one at S1,@Aa
and increases the salary or the property
clerk from 81 ,SU1 TO S3.N5e As proposed hN
the Senate, and strikes out increase OF
one clerk at $1,000 and one clerk and
stenographer at S1,e0o proposed by the
Senate.
On amendments providing for en- adj
ditionai clerk, at Ss2e, increases the sal
ary of an assistant inspector OF fuel
from $500 to SLIGO instead OF $i,230 as
proposed by the Senate. for an addition
al messenger at $3.50 and q driver at $3.50
as proposed by the Senate.
Appropriates for temporary clerk
hire in the assessors Office s2,000 in
stead of s., 500; inserts the provision pro-
posed by the Senate authorizing pay
Tnent to employees in the office for addi-
tionaI service, and inserts the provision
proposed by the Senate authorizing the
assessor to accept without penalty re-
turns of gross earnings made by compa-
MES or corporations on or before august
s. 1904.
On amendments providing for an APP
praiser OF personal property at sl,S00 in
the Office of the Personal Tax Board, as
proposed by the Senate.
Strikes out provision for a hester and
iaborer at 1855 in the Ccroner's office
proposed by the Senate
Increases the amount for laborers for
cleaning markets from $3.50 TO $780, Us
proposed py the Senate.
Three New Messengers.
On amendments relating 20 the En-
gineer.s Office increases. as proposed by
the Senate, the pay of three messeng gers
from $3.50 TO $40 each: the Superinten-
deff OF County Roads from S1.500 to
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

notice. Back. back, back to Baltimore.
What viii the public Think one Of our
eeiored clubs employing brass
band Match & from another city while
we have one of 80 pieces In this city.
National Band.
NEW DOMESTIC sewing rnachInes
either chain or lock stitch: two ma
chimes in one; 1ightesr running, bali
bearing machine. simple and durable
Sold on monthly payments. Speclai
discount for cash. Phone or mali orders
promptly attended to- DOMESTIC
SEWING MACHINE CO. AGENCY, $40
3 st. NV. Machines rentel, 50c week
fa18-tf
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DIED.

cARPENTE R-suddeniy. on Monday Feb
ments at The Highland. MARY ALICE L.
CARPENTER, widow of = Walter Carpenter.
OF Baltimore, Md. and eldest daughter OF
Rev James and Jane Ellen Bunting, Of ST.
Mary. county. Md. It
DEWDNEY-on Monday. February q. Isa,.
at $50 {. m. CHARLES w. son OF y.
and Virginia Dewdney. aged twenty-four
years. 1t
MARVIN-On Monday. February 81 1905
at 10 am, after short illness, NELLIE
LIMEBURNER, wife OF Charles F. Marvin.
1t
$50 o'clock p -fri-, DAVID STEVENS
Funeral from the residence of his sister
Mrs. Blanche s. Wilson. les street north
west Wednesday, March ], 1905, at 2 clock
D N. Inteflnent private. 1t
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TESTAT0RS LEAVE ESTATES
TO WIFE AND DAUGHTER

Thomas H. Sherwood, by his will,
dated February II. 1900. leaves his estate
to his wife, May P. Sherwood, who is
named executrix, without bond
BY her will, dated August g 1900. Har-
riet A Morgan leaves her estate to her
daughter, Agnes V. Hopper, in fee sim
pie.
The Washington times., 1905-02-28
Typical Frontiersman
To Head Escort OF Honor

Typical frontiersman is Col. Alexander
Brodie. cadet at West Point. officer in
the regular army, Indian fighter, civil
ana mining engineer, major and neuten-
ant colonel OF Rough Riders in the war
Mexico He viii add Il new throb TO an
adventurous career when, on Saturday
next, he appears at the head of the
Roosevelt, in the inaugural parade.
Colonel BTodie was graduated from
West. Point In 1870 and assigned inme-
diateiy TO the First United States CAY
airy. with that regiment he saw stir
ring service on the frontier for seven
years. fighting Indians ali over the
Western border
He was in the campaign against the
White Mountain Indians in 1871, with
General Crooke, in ali OF that gallant
officer's fights in 1872 and 1873, and In the
Neg Perez ca TTiDafs1 of ISL?
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ATLANTIC CITY HOTELS.

The Washington Times advertis-
ing representative in Atlantic City
is John C. Benson, general manager
of the Resort Advertising Co., Bart
lett building, North Carolina and
Atlantic avenues. All advertisements
will be accepted at the same rates as
at the home office of The Washing
ton Times.
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DEATH RECORD.

Alexander, Lawson, 81, Govt Hospital Insane.
Anderson, Eliza b. C, 81. 1897 18th ST. nw.
Byrne. John. &c. 1916 Wailaek place nv.
Campbell. Aloysius. 2. SIS NJ st. ne.
Campbell, Marie. mos. "a Hope ave
Carter, Katie r.. 10. Paterson ST NJ.
Clubb, Nellie, u days. 1912 LIST st. Sc
Del Bianco. Jacob, S. 148 T st. ne.
bern, infant of Charles G. and Lille D., z
hours SCI i3th st. ne.
Finley. Dorothy s, 2 1915 Connecticut ave.
Gordon, Charles c.. mos, 1922 36th ST. NV.
Gordon, Damon SO, 1725 u st. NV
Hodges. Emma NJ. So. 1867 Kenesaw ave.
Indermauer. jeremiah. 70, sos N J. ave NV.
Johnson Asbury r.. 81. Garfield Hospital.
Louthsr. Joseph B.. s, 1046 Concord Brookiand
Miller. Joseph 2ls mos Children's Hospital
Moten, Julia w. 70, rs 4th st. nv.
McETugh. Elizabeth, II. 5I7 East Capitol st
Nelson. Thomas H.. 1, 1o2 II st. sw.
o. Dxyer, William c., &c. Govt Hosp, Insane
say1es. Thomas. 55. Ill I'd ST, sw.
sedgewiek. Emma, 70, Gee. Wash. Tn. Hosp
Warren. Arbutas, /. SIS "a ST sw.
White, Earl E.. mos. 1922 South Capitol st
Williams. Dorothy, s, IS Defrees 81. NV.
Willow, Stephen, 49, Reform School
wilson. George. 81, 455 e st. NV.
Young, Augusta NJ, So Is LIST st. ne
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Brodie Then Resigned.

Things began to settle down after that
and Brodie' resigned his commission.
For twenty years after that he prac-
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TO cuEE a COLD IN orvE nAv

take Laxative Brono Quiaine Tablets All
druggists refund the money If IL fails TO cure
e, w Groves signature IS each box q
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Bullock's Cowboys.
BIRTHS.

COFFMAN-On Tuesday morning. February
q. 1905. 10 Lieut.. J. BLAKE COLEMAN and
wife. 1905 Vermont avenue northwest. a son
1t
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CONTINUED From First Page.)

Washington. and We're going TO stop at
either one OF two hotels be named a
friend had Informed him that these no
tells had chanead their prices, and were
now charging $50 Il room for five days.
investigation revealed the tact that
scarcely any change In price had been
made. These and other wild run,ors are
giving Mr. Weller world of trouble.
Senate Square Conditions.
Mr.. Weller reports that all of the ten
ants of the houses In Senate square have
moved out, with the exception of ". p.
jacobs, of Eli First street northwest.
MIR, Weller snys that he will take no
action against this man, as none Is nee
esSarS.
He SAYS no has assigned this partcu-
lar building to the Pennsylvania Ma
tional Guard, and shat they take posses
sion of 1t on March 3.
Capt l. v. Rausch. acting quarter
master of the brigade. who is now in
town, smiled when asked what he would
Il guess he viii move out when we
Mr.. Weller informed Captain Rausch
that Mr.. Jacobs was trespasser. who
had been repeatedly notified to vacate
! he premises.
Annapolis Cadets.
The ST. Johns College Cadets, of An
napoils. will arrive In Washington Sat
urday, morning on the same train with
VIII stack their arms in the quarters of
the Fourth Maryland Regiment, in SEN
ate square, and return to Annapolis that
night
Four big Sioux Indian chiefs called
upon General Wilson this morning, and
said that they wished TO march IN the
parade- they came to Washington
equipped with full war outfit They
we're referred to Commissioner Leupp,
who VIII doubtless gladly assign them
tn u Place in the line of march.
General Elliott. commanding the
| Marine corns. has informed General
wilson that he has assigned Il regiment
| OF mFsttnes. consisting of two battalions
| te march In the parade. They number
| 500 me-. exclusive of the band
Builoek's Cowboys.
| Seth Bullock. superintendent of the
! black Hills forest reserve, called upon
| Chairman Warner today to make ar
ranl.ements for his cowboys Mr. Bull
| lock is talking about having a roping
contest on the White House eiiipse or
some other suitable place on Monday.
He thinks that this would he a great
/ attraction to thousands OF Fasteners.
Street Decorations
The committee on street decorations
| are busy distributing their flags, and
| they find that the citizens along the
|
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HOTEL. RUDOLF

Open all year. European ami Am. Plan.
Ocean front rooms. Hot and cold sea ana
fresh water baths Orchestra. c. r. MYERs-
The Washington times., 1905-02-28
THE Lorraine.

St. Charles place, facing the Ocean. Ca
pacity, 200. Fresh and sea-water baths; SUE
parlor. etc. Special spring rates. Booklet
CHAS. e. WAGNER
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HOTEL ARLINGTON.

Michigan ave. and Beach, Alfzsls open.
Capacity. 900. Steam heat: elevator; sun
parior, etc. 81 up daily; SO up weekly.
The Washington times., 1905-02-28

THE ALBEMARLE T nsgn la ave cs
An elegant modern hotel Offering very spe-
ciai spring rate, IS up weekly. Large. sunny,
steaIn-heated rooms, ExeeIf4nt lsble; eIe-
yatoF, private baths; 4o0G feet sun parIors.
Booklet. ]. P. COPE fs..s-ss5t
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YoUNG'S HOTEL.

EUROPEAN PLAN. EIREPRooF-
Adjoining Boardwalk: fun ocean view. Open
all year. Long distance phones IN roofIlSs
fresh and sea water in baths. Purs water
from artesian well, s25 feet deep: ice made
from th;s water. White service.
JAMES R KEENAN,.
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a GUARANTEED CURE PoR PILES.
Itching. Blind. Bleeding. or Protruding Plies.
Your druggist will refund money II PAZo
OINTMENT falls to cure you In 6 to II days
30 cents
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THE CHETWOODE.

Open all year. Every comfort far gues.ss
steam heat; sun parlor; private bat rs. spFina
rates, CAPACITY POO. Booklet.
EMILY n. DEMPSEY.
NEW CLARION sq mex . Ays-
Sun parior. 50 up weekly. S. K BoNIFACEs
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Tennessee ave. mr. beach
DLH0fst0ls = Steam heat; sun paEioEs
$3.50 daily; special weekly J. B. CORR.
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The Pennnurst s gen End :.

Elevator TO street level. Rooms SUITE
with bath. Open all year. Special winter ans
spring rates Booklet WILLIAM R. HoOD.
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Three New Messengers.

On amendments relating 10 the En-
gineer's Office increases. as proposed by
the Senate the pay of three messengers
from $3.50 TO $40 each: the Superinten-
defff OF County Roads from S1.500 to
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1905-02-10
A Generous BRIDEGROOM,

People are said to differ perhaps on
no question more than as to the prop.
er tip for wedding fee. There are
many stories told in this connection,
but the following Is certainly unique,
besides having the virtue of being
quite true. DR.. Madison G. Peters was
the victim. He CHANGED to be stop.
ping in a small town one summer
when couple from the neighborhood
asked for his service. 1t was very
isolated place, and the couple were
unsophistlcated. The ceremony over,
the bridegroom approached the
clergyman confidently, with extended
hand. It contained three half dollars.
"Now just help yourself, parson,"
said he. Don't be modest, but take
all you want" "4
The doctors good taste prompted
him, of course, to take but one of the
coins.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1905-02-10
Mexico Under the piaz Rule.

life great prosperity OF Mexico
under President Diaz appears strik.
ingly in statistics which compare con
ditions in 1876 with those of 1908. In
that period the population has In.
creased from 9,3sO,439 to 13,6O5,919.
and the number Of pupils in the
schools from 1G3,519 to 661,155. Bank;
ing capital has increased by $1o7,S50.
900 and foreign commerce, yearly, by
1924 900 900; real estate values by
1888 100000. The dollars are in sill
yer. There has been an increase OF
more than 100000 in the number OF
kilograms sent and Of more than 49,
100000 railroad passengers and nearly
10 ,OOO,00O,O00 in tons of freight car
ried one mile. The government ex
penditure on public works has been
100000. Finance Minister Liman
tours report for the 10000 fiscal
year gives the government revenue as
sS6,OOO,0O0 and expenditures $4,000,
900, leaving a surplus of 100000
President Diaz has good reason to be
proud of Mexico's progress under his
leadership.-New York Sun.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1905-02-10
TROOPS FIRE ON STRIKERS.
Bloody Riot Takes Place in Sosnoviee
Russian Poland.

russian FOIanQ.
Susnovice, Feb 10.-Strikers yes
terday attacked the workers in ths
electric station. Troops fired from
the windows of the> plant, woundins
many people. The situation here is
much disturbed but the military force
is sufficient to awe rioters. Eight bot.
talions Of infantry, eight squadrons
of cavalry and one regiment of Cos:
sacks are now in the town.
London, Feb 10-Special dispatches
from Warsaw published in the morn
ing papers here report the death of
Governor General Tchertkoff of the
province of Warsaw, who was wound.
ed in the leg in a recent encounter
between troops and strikers.
Berlin, Feb. 10.-Press dispatches
from Sosnovice describe the bloody
character Of the conflict between the
military and the strikers at the Kath.
erinen Iron works. One correspond.
ent telegraphs that fifteen people were
killed and thirty-five wounded, while
another gives the number killed as
fifty. The military fired eight vol
leys.
Another collision occurred at the
Nifka mine, beyond Modrzeff, where
it Is rumored $50 persons were killed.
It was feared that numerous out.
breaks would take place last night In
various parts Of the strike district of
Russian Poland, since strikers were
gathering in groups, gesticulating and
talking in threatening manner.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1905-02-10
RATE BILL TO PASS

Washington, Feb. 4.-The renub,;.
cans of the house of representatives
IN conference yesterday afternoon
adopted as party measure the hill
extending rate-making powers to thu
interstate commerce commission. "a
agreed upon, by the committee on inter.
state and foreign commerce. and
known as the Townsend bin
The conference instructed the .sousa
committee on rules to bring in a rule
providing for consideration OF the
measure, beginning at II o'clock Tues.
day morning next and continuing until
. o'clock, when vote shall be taken.
NO amendments will be allowed 70
the bill, although the first vote "a Ia
be taken on the Davey bill. as tho
democratic substitute for legislation
on the railroad rate subject.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1905-02-10
VANITY MET WITH REeukE.
Unaailant Answer Made to Society
~ Woman by Persian.

]. Stanley Todd, the portrait paint
er, was talking about feminine beauty.
"All men," he said, ARE keen stu
dents of feminine beauty. Let them
be as blind as possible in other things,
in this matter Of women's looks every
woman is mentally judged and her
value reckoned by them, the same as
wines are judged and valued by the.
wine expert.
"But men set value on each woB-
an in their own minds only. They
don't blurt out these values as GER
tain Persian once did at a reception
in New York.
"The Persian was of royal blood,
and his hostess was rather amused
than Mortified when, as various wom-
en- were presented to him, he would
say:
""This lady is easily worth $4,000.
That dark woman should fetch about
$1,1O0 in the open market. would
give $4,000 for the blonde young girl
in white cheerfully. That lady is
worth $500. The one beside her
should sell for $4,000 anywhere
1.-The hostess was so amused that
she said to the Persian with a CO.
quettish laugh:
"'And what value, sir, would you
set on me?'
"I am not acquainted with tho
small coin of your country he said.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1905-02-10
TWO STATES
ARE ADDED.
Senate Finally Passes the
Joint Statehood
Bill.
AFTER pRoTRAcTED SESSION
Oklahoma and Indian Territory Come
in ~ One-Arizona Out in Cold
New Mexico 10 Admitted 40 Single
Stats-Arixona Center Of Debate.

washington, Feb. s.-After a con.
tinuous sitting Of almost nine hours,
the senate at SEAS o'clock last night
passed the joint statehood bill. AS
passed the bill provides for the ad-
mission of the states of Oklahoma. 20
be composed OF Oklahoma and Indian
Territory, and New Mexico. accord
ing to the present boundaries, with
Arizona eliminated.
Beginning promptly upon the con-
vening at II o'clock the senate pro-
ceeded to consider the various amend.
ments which had been suggested by
the committee on territories and
which had been passed over. One OF
the first of these taken up was the
amendment prohibiting the sale OF in
'toxicating liquors, in what is now
Indian Territory, for the next ten
years, and this was displaced with a
substitute offered by Mr.. Gallinger
which extended the amendment to the
entire state for a period of twenty-one
years and this was adopted.
The first surprise of the day came
when the committee accepted Mr..
Foraker's amendment providing for
separate vote by each of the terri
tories of Arizona and New. Mexico on
the constitution to be adopted by the
proposed state of Arizona. That pro-
vision had scarcely been made a part
of the bill when Mr.. Bard presented
his amendment which had been orig
inally offered by Mr.. Patterson and
which provided for the admission OF
New Mexico as state without the adj
dition of Arizona. This amendment
proved to be the point around which
all the subsequent proceedings Of i'm
portance revolved. It was at first
adopted by the close vote of AZ to 40.
This vote was taken while the senate
vas sitting in committee Of the whole
and was reversed in the senate
proper by tie vote of IS to 50.
Subsequently the senate decided by
a vote Of 80 to So to entirely eliminate
New, Mexico and Arizona from the bill
nounced when Mr.. Bard. in slightly
changed form, renewed his PROPOSE
ton for the admission of New Mexico
as a state and this time the amend.
ment prevailed by the vote Of 40 to
81. One of the affirmative votes, was
however, cast by Mr.. Beveridge, in
charge OF the bill, for the purpose Of
moving the reconsideration of the
vote. He was prompt in entering this
motion as soon as the result was an
nounced, but the motion was laid upon
the table by vote of 80 to 80. The
effect was to eliminate Arizona from
the bill and to establish a state Of New
Mexico and another of Oklahoma and
Indian Territory. In this form the
bill passed
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1905-02-10
Millionaires object to Hotel.

The millionaires who have private
mansions in the neighborhood Of the
st. Regis hotel, New York, are vexed
and peevish over the fact that this
exclusive place dispenses alcoholic
beverages to its guests. They want
it stopped. They have filed an appli-
cation at Albany to have the license
revoked. Among the: residents Of the
fashionable district where the hotel
stands live John D. Rockefeller, Levi
P. Morton, Cornelius Vanderbilt, H.
Nick. Twombly, Henry S. Redmond
and a score of other millionaires, who
opposed the erection Of a hotel SC
near their homes.