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The Cairo bulletin., 1905-02-13
Had Hard Time

The towboat Hoxie and tow of bar
ges. of the coal combines fleet had
a strenuous time in the Paducah har.
Dor, Saturday afternoon.
The Hoxie and her tow were tied
up on the Tennessee river side of
Livingston's Point. About 3 O'Clock
the swift current caused the lines,
which were made fast TO stumps on
the bank 10 part and the fleet went
drifting down the river The boat
didn't have steam up and was at the
mercy of the current. She floaied
out of tAa Tennessee and went down
the Ohio side of the island.
The crews of the /. N. Hook and
Nellie Willett discovered the boats
distress and went to her aid. After
much trouble ON account of the ice
and current, the boat and all but two
of her barges were caught and towed
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-02-13
Caught on the Ice.

In the ice below the Wheeling
wharf This afternoon two or three
hundred young persons We're skating
and when the breakup came, almost
without warning, dozen boys and
girls We're caught on foe and car
ried some distance. The ice began to
move out with roar and before all
could leave ii II had been caught
and were thrown into the water. Riy
er men and ferrymen rushed to their
assistance and by hard work managed
% rescue all of them before they
were carried beyond the city limits.
Several young girls were In the rush
and suffered severely from cold
Wheeling, w. Va. telegram to Gin.
cinnati Enquirer,
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-02-13
Railroads to MERGE.

Perhaps it is only a pipe dream
nevertheless. we get the Zip from a
reliable source 1t is nosed about
hat the Iron Mountain railroad will
either merge or buy outright the
Memphis and Gulf divisions of tho
Frisco, thus giving the former two
direot routes from ST. Louis to Mem
phis. and the only route direct on
this side Of the Mississippi river. As
stated above. here may not be any
truth in the report but since a spe-
cial train, containing the Gould party
and Iron Mountain officials. passed
through this city one day last week
over the Frisco, it gives one room for
little thought. --Oran Citizen.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-02-13
ST. Louis a free" Port.

OF LUIS d FTSe FQFt.
The council ways and means com
mittee has agreed TO make st. Louis
free port says the St. Louis Post
Dispatch.
Under the present ordinance gov
erning the narbor and wharf of ST
Louis what is known as a tonnage
tax is provided which yielded the
city about $4,000 last year
Steamboatn1eh contend that the tax
has hampered the development OF
the local river trade materially.
All boats owned by st. Louis tax
payers were compelled TO pay a tax
of 2lA cents ton for docking at this
port. Steamboats, owned by residents
Of other states were compelled TO pay
a tax of go cents a ton.
The steamboatmen requested that
the tonnage tax and even wharf
rentals be abolished The ways and
means committee compromised with
the river men by abolishing the ton
mage tax and allowing the wharf rent
ais to stand,
Steamboats, are only charged wharf
rentals when they establish regular
docks or landings A boat can. tie
up to the plain wharf and load or I'M
load across a stage landing without
being asked 10 contribute to the city
treasury.
The packet, ferry and boa; lines
all maintain special wharfboats So
do the excursion steamers. The city
derives considerable rental for the
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-02-13
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
Office Of Comptroller of the Currency

Washington, D. c.. Jan. q. 1905.
Whereas, By satisfactory evidence,
presented to the undersigned, 1t has
been made TO appear that the City
National bank Of Cairo, located In
the City of Cairo, in the county OF
Alexander and state of Illinois, has
complied with all the provisions of
the Act of Congress ito enable Ma
tional banking associations to extend
their corporate existence, and for
other purposes" approved July H.
1882. as amended by the Act, approx
cd April u, 1902;
Now. therefore, !, William D. Ridge
ley. Comptroller Of the Currency, do
hereby certify that the City National
bank Of Cairo. located in the city Of
Cairo, Ia the county Of Alexander and
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-02-13

state of Illinois, is authorized to have
succession for the period specified
in its amended articles of associa.
ton, namely until the close of bust
ness on January 81. 1925.
In testimony whereof, witness my
hand and the seal of office this TWEEN.
ty-first day of January, 1905.
(Signedl WILLIAM b. RIDGELY.
(Seal Comptroller of the Currency.
Charter No 7S5. Extension No 472
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-02-13
IN OPEN AIR.
With he Mercury at Zero, the Ohio
Woman Sleeps.

Bellefontaine Ohio. Feb. 12.-Mrs.
r. L. Graham is taking a course of
outdoor treatment under the care Of
specialists and sleeps out Of doors At
night. The climate here was not con-
sidered sufficiently rigorous, and she
Is pursuing the custom in New York
state and a few nights ago slept in
the open air with the thermometer
regIstering 20 degrees below zero
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-02-13

back to their mooringf The two
barges deifted out of sight down the
Ohio
Brookport and Metropolis, ILL.,, wers
Immediately notified by telephone,
and harbor boats at one of these
points probably caught the barges
without serious damage or loss.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-02-13
stage Of RIver.

The stage of the river at s a. m.
yesterday was 1911. l. IS rising aud
Forccaster + II. Smy;h last night
predicted that it would reach a stage
OF q feet today.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-02-13
ANNUAL MEETING.

The annual meeting of the stock
holders OF the Cairo Electric & Trac-
lion Co. win be held al the office of
the company. 709 Ohio street, Cairo.
February Il, 1905, between the hours
of II m. and p. m.
]. w. EAKIN. Secretary.
The Bulletin presents all the latest
local aud telegraphic news.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-02-13
River Engineer Dead.


Paducal, Ky, Feb 12.-Wade
Hampton. a weltknown river engi
neer, died at his home, 534 South
Third street Saturday evening al 4
O'Clock of malarial fever, after short
illness. ah
Deceased was % years of age. A
young wife survives him.
The remains were shipped to Mem
phis at o'clock This morning over
the Illinois Central whore the burial
will take place Monday morning. The
wife and mother Of Mr. hampton ac,
companied tia body
Mr. Hampton has been a resident
OF Paducah only few months, nav
ing moved here from Memphis.
Roustabouts al Cincinnati are being
provided for at the expense of the
city. on account Of their destitute cir
cumstanccs from lack Of e'npioym mt
while the river Is closed UP.
The towing capacity Of the monster
towboat. Sprague, which Is estimated
at 10000 tons, viii be tested some
time this spring south Of Louisville,
providing the river will permit.
Chevalier Sunk.
Gallipolis. o., Feb 12.-Friday af-
ternoon the gorge in the Ohio river
above this place broke and caused
considerable damage. The rush OF
ice forced the steamer Chevaller and
the Gallipolis wharfboat from their
moorings into the stream and the
Chevalier was crushed and sank
while the wharfboat went TO the Ohio
shore below The city, badly battered,
but afloat. The Chevalier' was own.
ed by Bay Bros, Of Ironton. O., and
was valued at $4,000
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-02-13
ENTERTAINMENTS.

Indiana regard Mr.. Gilbert A
Eldredge as one of the best impreson
ators it has been my privilege to hear
am sure he will entertain and de-
light any audience.-Dr. w. p Kane,
president of Wabash college, Craw.
louisville, Ind.
At Library hall. Cairo, on Monday,
February -, under the auspices of
the Woman's club
WISCONSIN Gilbert A. Eldredge
gave a series of character sketches in
the assembly room of the Y. NJ. C. A.
The audience was moved from tears
to laughter and from laughter back
to tears by the impersonator.-Mil-
waukee Sentinel At the Library
Hall, Cairo. Monday Feb 10, under
auspices of Woman's Club.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-23
AS Viewed in Richn ond

RICHMOND VA. Feb -. -:h,,
for, = jns dispatch was shown ~ ~
tc'n"v f;clIcln! Anderson today. AZ:
thH request ui he committee from IN,
commission. Mater Anderson ;c, ,,p..
|ar,lcl the committee 10 N-csr Nir.
gl'ia lie read the dispatch carcfu)v
but said III reply 70 questions that t.n
mater was one Which nc could no, Ills
tuSS. Tor obvious reasons.
a c,l1loMan who is con\ crsan; VITA
nc llnaEtial affairs Of the state ;Jnc
wh" has watched The debt questions re-,
several wears. ana who is Tanljar NTH
all he details was seen. however.
an' the following facts were ontaint,l
j" great mass OF tie holders CT
ne certificates representing the unset
lee !":rlEn IF The old Virgins, t.b;
Lave deposited them with the Virginia
h"2t commission ,lnc;cr q cont..:>. by
Winch il is agreed that ,ha. wiz nc.
cepi wha,evc: ma BE or.oins,; fro,
West Virginia. either by ncgo,ia,jou
~ S,'t. in full discharge or all ,l,rii
c'''Il AMI 10 cSoncratc Virginia from
any further liability. /, is undars, N1,,
that this contract expires carly ii, the
fail % his ye;r.
here IS a grave question " hrtlIrr
Virginia is released! from ial,ilitz. :vr
the thirI Of the bonus funded under
the 1(t Di I'M which woe ca, ,,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-23
One Fare for Round Trip to Mardi
Gras, New Orleans, Mobile and
Pensacola, via Southern
RAILWAY
Railway.

Southern Railway gill sell round
trip tickets account OF above occasion
at one fare plus twenty-five cents.
dates Of sale March 1st to 9Th, incu-
sivc; final limit March 1ith TIxten-
sion until March 18th may be secured
by deposit Of ticket with Joint Agent
upon payment OF fifty cents NIardi
Gras tickets will be honored on tho
famous Washington and Southwest
crn Limited trains OF Southern Rail
"ay-amOng the finest trains in the
wor!d-without extra cost. aside from
regular Pullman berth rate, which is
$3.50 through from Norfolk to New
Orleans. For further particulars, call
on or write W. w CRONTON, Pas
scnger Agent. % CRANKY street, mon
ticclo lIotc') Norfolk. Va. 2-l7.tf
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-23

amount. but wCil:l operate =, release
Virginia from all further claim rr liza.
si'ity en- account CT over sl:..n0Q.Gm
OF said 1871 certificates With interest
from 1871
so far the commission has no. DC.
ci,tcH whether sui, will or will nc.
!,r brought. From all that eau be
learned il is hoped that tho application
recently made to tho governor ant!
members Of the Legislature of West
Virginia by the members from The
Virginia cmmiSsion-askjne tho ap-
pointing OF q commission to make an
accounting" with Eii-rni;,-wi! r;cci
with Il response such as will rcndc:.
any litigation unnecessary
1T is my belief shat tho comn,issici
would deplcrc ? resor, to tho court,
and tho hrinsin- OF q suit. but il MAY
become necessary in order to protect
IN" interests and secure the safety ri
Virginia and to save Ter from The an.
noyanccs ard injurious Consequences
rf 4 silt such as that Which South DG-
ko'a has recently prosecuted tc decree
against North Carolina upon the past
due bonds Q: that State"
West Virginia. rs is her usual Gus
tom. has declared that she owes uctl-
ing. when tie constitution q: The State
contain, ;hc provision referred to
above. The snit would have to hc
brought in the Federal courts ant
would be tedious and Costly and would
,rcntually 90 to the Supreme Court CT
the United States.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-23
IN Meantime, However, no Def
mite M0ve Has Been Made
RUSSIANS STILL Talk BIC
Foreign Office Maintains That Pro.
posas For Cessation Of host;lities
Must Come From Japan-unso'ved
Problems Of the Situation
(Bv Associated Press. !

ST. PETERSBURG. Feb. 80 =: 80
y. nl.-.tlthcu.h The party whiti, is adj
vcca1ing peace as tho only csrcS:, froIa
the present situation continues % :.al,
strength nothing has actually been dc
cidnd and no move la. Vet bacn made
1t is officially maintained ,hal Rus
sia,s attitude is unchange; i 1.,c
foreign office not the sliGhtcs' .ncour-
aG"ment is given to the peace: talk On
The contrary il is affirmed as stru,!gl.,
IS cvCr thar Japan must propose terms.
War Must Go to Conclusion.
AZ tlIf sacm time il is a,lnityL lhnt
il is inc,ncciva'!r 'ha, Japan can r.
Tor conditions acceptable, ID Russia
and ha therefore tic war mast, 20
On 10 q ,.u,,cluSiun.
Tho G"a If a. complete Russian ,.it.
tory is not ilnrl;rr.nl but il Is insisted
that Russia is not beaten and skill nri
b. beaten until General KurOlnl Kin K
1rcisivcr wu"sir, by General O",,,a
and The f:1c Of admiral Eu.ics; vcr%ky,,
SQnatilCn is determined
The main consideration ntelin@ ~
TO the calculations OF the unctmDrCs.
ing advocates Ct a proSncni iol. CT the
var is HAT Jaran's financial resource;
must become exhausted long ;aicrn
Iiussia'S
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-23
Scarity Of Naval Officers Nakss
Change Necessary
IN CREWS OF THE GOLFERS
Abcranda. at Norfolk Navy Yard, Goes
Out Of cmmssion-Men WHO Man
che Ship Hereafter Will Not &c En-.
listed.
Cl:v Associated Prcss.l

%p!;Foi.N ~. Feb. .-..-.-'rhe
crew Of ,hc United States collier .\ber.
anda ~ III" Norfolk NAY. ward. h;.:
been changed from regular cnistc,
men OF til" navy lack to merchant,ne;
IN" government decided 10 place All
'o'''':s q III" navy i'll charge OF enlist.
rd CROWS recent, ?nd the Ahcranda
was &c Of Tho lrs' uncn which this
chang" VAS made. Lieut.. Commands;
l;rhrlacll,r. L. $ ~. las r"linquisl.
r"'nman'; ri ne Abrranda AID ,hy
sin went 'Nlt OF commission today.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-23
UncIe sam il Touch.

WASHINGTON. y. c.. Fob 22.-A:-
though net !jgrring formally or late ID
tie various tentative efforts ~ III.
powers to bring about peace Between,
Russia and Japan. this go:cr:.ncn;
has kept in very close touch with de-
veIcpmcnts along his direction.
TO make any Official sta,cmcr. q;
what has been done on it's own accnnn:
night be ill-alvjscd. owing 10 The On
tremc constituencies Of both hell@er-
ents. whom any onan evidence is shown
Of q purpose to biing outside pressure
to bear upon them.
Foundations Laid.
But it may be safely said ,nai wl.is,
peace is not regarded as immediately
at hand, at least the foundations have
heco lad for negotiations that VII!
bring the principals together in the
esd and il probably viii nc found nat
the United States has had some share
j. this work
Meanwhile the publication ut almost
semi-Oficiai statements tc the effect
that peace is being considered. la,
aroused in the officials here ranewc.,
des Tres 10 Secure. as far as can be done
':cfore q treaty is actually signed. al,
solute guarantees for the security or
American commercial intel csts.
tn: Actual Proposals.
What is believed to be actually ,,ro.
posed is no. an unqualified cessjon or
territory put merely the transfer u
.'aran OF tho right OF occupation ,r
Port Arthur ana The -irh, 10 proiec,
the laiiroa,. running Eorl'warl.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-23
ANoDYNE BY A NOSE.
Favorite in Martha Washington
Stakes Beats Bertha E.

tE;H Associated Pr"SS.>
NEW ORLEANS, Feb o2-Ano-
dyne. who was beaten by Bertha f.
the last time the FLIES met nosel
her rival out in the Martha Washing
ton stakes at the Crescent City track
today. Bertha +. was a heavy favor
lite in the betting
First race C. furlon2s)-Dapplc
Gold. Won: Lord Of the Valley. sec
ond: King Rose, third. Time :l9 10
Second race. t12 milcl-Littlc
Rose. won: Blue Grass Lad. second:
Gray Da!. third. Time 80 80.
Third race. { mile and an eighth.
handcap> Rainland, Won: BROOKLYN
second: joe Lesser. third. Time
2O2 i-3
Fourth race. Crhe Martha Washing
tor handicap. half milcl-Anodync
Won: Bertha E. second; Inspector
Girl third. Time y.
Fifth race, (mile and :; turlongs)-
Caithnrss. won: George Vivian. sec
ond: P!autns. third Time Isl.
Sixth race. c. - furlongs Queen
Nose Won: Swedish Lad. second: Ban
mock Belle. third. Time 12I 80.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-23
FROM FRANCE.
-rcrcN Ambassador Presents Bronze
Rcpica Of George Washington
LL:E ASSOciatcl PrcSsl

WASHINGTON y. G.. Feb -
Ambassador JnsSrrand prcscniS' -
the Congress Today I'll" bronze rcp!is.;.
If '!r original ,u"rhlr bust nf George
Washington. which WAS das1cr.rd ~
4 fire in the jhrar:' Of Congress III
1871 Tho ceremonies roO; place ii
"" l,.lnn,!n y; til" capitol where tie
'slSt WIS unveiled. ana in the prcSi-
!r!A $ room - he senate wing, wEcrc
speeches were mad" by the ambassa-
der on bclln!: IF the French donors.
and ~ Senator Wcttnore. Of Rhode
lstaHl. ard Repro sentative Mc.,lrary
Nnn.) On behalf Of the :wu Branches
ct Congress P"csiGrn, Pro Ten FRYE
CT tho Senate" presided.
Madame JUS Grand drew aaid. tbe
Ni!. whic1, exposed INC replica an,
Is "alIandc'! PEDESTAL
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-23
Old Dominion May Take That
Step In Debt Matter
ID MISSION WAS CONDITIONAL
First Constitution Of Little Moun,a;r
State Contained Stipulation That
She Would Fay ar Equitable s!,a-e
OF Outstanding Obligations.
Special to the Daily Prcss.)

tSprclal TO the DAILY PrcSS.)
W.\SfIINt;TON, D. c.. Feb. 22.--'i'nr
state OF Virginia may enter Il sui,
against the State Of West Virginia for
many million. dollars in tho Supreme
Court OF the l'njtcl States. TIC mat
ter III controversy is the Virginia Stat"
debt
Colonel Joseph Button. secretary Of
the commission in charge OF he mat
ter for the State OF Virginia. who ac-
ccmpanied the members Of the com
mittce from tho commission 10
Charleston ana laid the matter befcr,:
the members Of the Legislature and
the governor Of West Virginia la,
just reached he city from New York.
where he has becu in conference y
regard to The matter.
When Yves. Virginia was admit;c
lEto the Union it was agreed that c';r
should bear her equitable proportir,-
ate part Of the debt Of the parent state
prior to the Civil war She was to
pay Lack to the State or Virginia w,,::.
moneys were expended within the
tCunuaI les of the new state. and !:
general plan Of adjustment was pre-
scrjErd in the ORDNANCE Of Virginia
authorizing the formation CT The State
Of West Virginia.
Tive constitution Of West Virginia.
under which she was admitted to the
Union contained the stipulation that
she should pay her equitable share .:
tho DEBT Of Virginia contracted before
the formation of the new state. and
this was one Of he conditions on
which Virginia gave her consent to TIC
formation Ct the new State, ana ~
which Congress admitted West Vii.
ginia INTO llc Unlon. Since that tine
th" matter has Lccn hanging :irt>
West Virginia claiming that she I'D
not eve anything. and all ovcr,,,r.,,
ton an accounting failed
The principal involved is abGE, SIS.
"un,onu. wl:lch now amounts 10 some.
Thing iil.n ST0,Gp0uOu Some rear.; au,,
an IT accountant figured M that
ne IlupCrtiCnatC abar" CT West Viz
"!nia H:'s something, like S"puu.;nn as
II lanu.i,r | :SG1 II wp,:l; !ryi,al,,y
y" mtr" 'han i2uvro.urp nos. AID il,
is 70 settle ~" matte: and t. ,Jrcr
Wcs, Virginia 70 an ac"ounri,. upuu
Som2 thir in,' equitable bass! That Tx,
a'd &C Tie rcul'S is likely IL l,n inv,1k-
81. ii is hc.icycI certain that The suit
# ircn.ht, would force the accrl,rtins
and thus e..H tic matter for All tin,".
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-23

took on: hundred dollar bill, which
i, waved hc fore the astcnjshed men.
l'rs. Tic c'i'.,-t waS anp:rc,., in IL,
in,mcu'al" aud verwi,cln,n. vote II
laror ri Il" h.ll. vl.,h Vas passed.
- e. u I'hr bill now an.,, to til,
governor FOR his signature. Tic biI,
prohibits III, nauufHc,,.r, or sale Of
ciSa"o',es in tic S'a'', ana makes it
n"lawinI frr any ono u have them II
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-23
Peach Growers Want Fedora. contco,
Dy Associated Press

SS.E 7
MACON, GA. Feb. 2oo.--At the con
vention Of the Georgia Peach Growers
Association here today resolutions
were passed. urging Congressional
legislation putting all private car lines
under control Of the interstate com
merce commission. The Georgia dele
cation in Congress Will be urged to
support such legislation.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-23
COL. WHlTTLE DEAD.
Prominent Virginian Passes Away in
MeckIenburq County,
rSp"rial 10 the Daily Press

lSl"rial To the Daily Press,
RICHMOND. VA. Feb. o2.-Coloncl
Fowhatan Whltt1e died last night at
South Hill. Mccklcnburg county. aged
= wears.
ne was a brother Of the late Bishop
white, and an uncle Of Judge S. G.
Whjtllr. Of The State Supreme bench.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-23
On City Park Track.


NEW ORLEANS. Feb. o2.-Four
favoriIes Won at the City Park track
today.
First race. &: - iurlonSs, -'rish
ominGo. won: Garry. second: Dick
Brown. third. Time "a 10
Second race. e furlongs)- Bishop
Poole. Won: Delava. second: Green
Gown. third. Time l is is.
Third race. (The George Washington
handicap. one milc)-Garnish. won:
Jane Tapto second: Ben Haywood
third. Time 1:45 10
Fourth race. Zone til.
won; Gold Spot second; Ida Lieb.
third. Time LAT.
Fifth race, Is 1-2 furlongs)-Cous-
cat, won: Poseur, second; Nervator.
third. Time 1:25.
Sixth race. fmile and 20 yards)-
Roosmond, won; Ed Tierney. second:
Tom Rowe, third. Time 1851.
HOT SPRINGS, ARK. FEB. %.
Oak]awn summary:
First race, C. furlongs) -Ethel
Davis. won: Mexicana, second; Jake
Ward, third. Time 1:25 Is.
Second race. g furlongs)-
won; Mazzini, second: Lavina, third.
Time 40.
Third race, e. furlongs)- Shady
Lad. won: Ike, second: belinda. third.
Time 1924
Fourth race. Is fnrIongs)-Black
Art. won: All Black. second: Lone
Wolf third. Time los %.
Fifth race. 6 1:2 furlongs)-Donora
won; Yves, secOnd Galamada, third
Time rs.
Sixth race. tmle)-AlIen, won:
Never Such. second: Whirl Pool. third.
Time :55 40
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-23
jamestown Advocates Trying to
Get Cannon in Lire.
WAIVE BARRACKS &Nn prpS
Tina. Provision Calls FOR an Expend'-
ture or $4,000 ooo-Leavcs $3.50 oco
For observation-disclosures spcakc~
May Now Remove Obstacles.


WASlIINGTON D. G.. Fob 2.
jamestown Will no, give up it's .i-ht
for a Federal appropriation at this
session Of Congress-
Speaker Cannon told Colonel S,c:ap
and La"rens,A Crnnc@ that h" was I'M
altcrably opposed q al, Industrial cx.
position. ana that the House AMI the
country AZ" With him in ia, but that
l'e is no, opposed 10 4 naval. military
ana marine Exhibit
1t is thought likely therefore, hat
10 VIII! ;:2rr" 10 lei nc blIl s.,lilc M
i hat par' uf il which !,rrvi..cs i,t.'
al Indus'r ia! xhihlt is ct,, out
Al 4 meeting Of he representative
q tic cNptfsi1:o and Tho lie! cation
IN Congress; il was ;,-rca,l tl:r! sec
ton /" Of tho ILL w!:!ct carries Al.
appropriation Y. S2nnn 400 :c, bar
RACKS. PIERS. c,c. Only 5000. 90" Of whic.
WDniG BE- available, fnc tho ,ls, ui 10.
exposition. shall "a ont
This leaves :. total approximation Tor
tho exposition nr $50 u''r, as against
i net appropriation OF about SS5u,nW'.
ii he I&n-n.iliicniull;,r CLAUSE had ,"-
a.1aincd ii lie bill! OF the SG,n.Vno ap-
preparation remaining after The i.:o-
1Gillinn-dnlar clause is nlin,inainl
Sl,".Upn IS for Il government building
ana cxhibi,
May Make Concessions
u h,nikD i,j,. /, Il.
eliminated Speaker Cannon. may al
10y tn" bill to conn, before tie House.
In that "vrnt, Representative Mdvnar,l
SAYS hat 10 is absolutely sure 81 It's
:;oin. through.
l',, he speaker is likely ia oX,r;i,l a
promise lrrm he friends Of tho rNprsi-
non hat il shall ret ~. amended III
~ senate |, is probable thai RnDrt-
*"nfa'iv" Shrlm:n. the leader rf tho
1'rrrY hostile 10 The bin as reported.
Viii a&ry' 70 withdraw his OPP, sitirn
il clanss l.. is w1hGraur
The House Will ~ u,1rll"d NJ Ii H.,
D'ic'l Of pAs>n., tie 'jll il possible
but il it fails thrr, RI senate VIII!
probably go lh- exposition b!! ~.
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li@ SGppy hilS ANA III ,l,~ Wav i,
'&n come h;,r!: L. "a" Horse ai.l ,hc,.
b" i"'i:,hl r,l ii conferences
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u - ~" li"us" Will outsider Tho hill
wh"n j.. '.;u, ~ u, IS cli'nina,cd.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-23
Cadet Battle Buried.
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AS.IEE!i.LE, y. G.. Eel ~. sem
ncI WcslraS Battle. son OF DR.. Wcsiray
Eatilo Of this city. the milshipnl.n III
nc naval academy who died suddenly
while on hi:s way 10 dinner at .Annapc
lis SUNDAY last was buried here to.
GAY