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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-02-03

Traveller. who carried hts master. Gen.
Zee. through scores OF battles and
came through them all without a
cHich ~ is aId that ho whInni0d
puuily when Doc followed the gen.
nuis coffin FOO the grave. and o. was
not long after that while Grazing. o.
nail became Embedded in his foot and
he died of .uchiav.
Copenhagen bore stonovail Jack
0a through ton fierce battles
D.. f0ra tho fatal bullet struck h.s
rider Ho survived. through an honor.
ad and lovingly tended old age. until
1856. and ho may be- seen to-day.
wGDi and cloyorly mounted Iu a glass
case in me library OF the Soldiers
home 600 Richmond Va.
Gen. shordan's famous black horse.
R.onzi long survived an the dangers
0f war and died. loved Jud mouruod
iu 1896 iIis body was mounted and
D. FOO ho seen in the museum Of Gov.
.uor island. in New YorI, bay
O. seems TO have been the fate OF
most of these famous horses to sur.
yIyc their masters Such. however.
was not the lot Of Nellie Gray the
haudsomcst charger IN an the confed.
crate army Nellie. with Gen. Fitzhugh
Ice on her back seemed To bear a
charmed life. 30 many were the dan.
gers she escaped. until at last she
fell In the very thickest Of the fight
at the battle Of winchester.
Cincinnati. the most loved OF all
Gen Grants horses. was more for.
tunatc than Nellie. for he survived
all the horrors Of the civil war and
died "as sincerely lamented as he had
lived respected"
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-02-03
vetsrnna Wen Behaved.

"Tho conduct OF the great body OF
the $4,000 old soldiers who are In.
mates Of the national soldiers homes
Is excellent" said Gen. Martin T. Nc
Mahon, president Of the board OF
managers OF those institutions. at the
Arlington.
only about per cent OF the vet
Grams give ms any trouble, and these
are not nearly so annoying as the
well meaning, misguided contingent
OF outside Franks and temperance IA,
natios who are continually trying TO
tell the president and congress how
tho homes ought 20 be run. For In.
stance. the outside band OF philan
thropists would abolish the cantccns
established In the homes, despite the
fact that experience has proved their
great usefulness These cantoons. or
beer halls-since nothing but beer
In sold In them-mRke directly for
the good Of the inmates and are In
the interest Of sobrioty and decent
conduct. The amount Of beer sold
to the individual is strictly limited
and no one who Is intoxicated is al
lowed TO enter the beer hall. nor can
drinks be obtained after O'Clock
y, m.
"Tho evils OF intoXicatlon on the
part OF veteran inmates come from
patronizing drinking resorts In IN,
vicinity OF the grounds, where the old
soldiers can buy cheap whisky. and
where they are often drugged and
robbed. The abolition OF the canteer
would simply increase the patronage
OF these resorts. Instead Of reducing
temperance. such policy would pro
mote II and would make drunkard'
out OF many now leading respectful,
lives. "-Washlngt Post.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-02-03
NORTHWEST NOTES.

Tho r-oIy.,.fy az vopfara has
,.,,.t r,..,.,,I..,. vtr nr Utah
aud ,y..t,r.i.r u.iy.r..fIs. for tF,
,,r,.,.. az ,,,,f,,fI,s. d, ..r.,e pf io.pf
debates
III. ,f.rt.,, ..r.t. ta. p,..sd ODD.
home. r,..IYi..r .,u.r, op spnrr.
t, almond u. r.l.r,r constitution .a
s,p,t,,. mas BIZ. .g....t by direct
,.,. .f tt. ,..,f.
c,,,.. >I.,, ,, ,y.p,swYcsa v,,
elected rrY,5 st,t.. ..p,t.r from
v,y,l, ,p ..ip r,.I,t tv , yofo of 30
t,at c.,.rr., f.rr s,,rls v8. b.4
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az. 49,. , q,
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president l'"'H'''i'' ON 'h' I''''I'
m'hna'lon OF H'pi'''n'a'''' ''D''IN
roy "' warrington semi TOD ,"o ''''',.
inc nomination. OF ''oIE' ~ '''" ''
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me ta,,.r o. a,o ooo nn,,1s ,h,wt,,
a, tnc,.,so tr,n tqo, %, ztzq ooo
no,nds f,r N,on,s,. aud NJ 7.o ooo
no,nds f,r VICENTE.
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NJ wvoming N contain Iohn I peril.
In, Tho "II,r, ~ Nlndl,p," tool
nlsco In Tho Ch,rc, ., ,ho r,,,,,ny
yy,shin,,on q, ,ho oeb prnsIdcn,
Rooscvol, anpo,p,od porshing m,i,,ory
nitncbo at Tokio
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Nelson walker prominent young
man of Portland, was assaulted by
thugs ON his own doorstep and beaten
into insonalbility HIS shull was irac'
turcd and collar bono broken. The
scufio WAS heard by the Young mans
.,.,.. =. -, a.. A.. a.. s,t.t,
''''''' wv 'u'"'' W. Wv, ''''' ''e"'
ening the highWaymen on
preston NJ Wirrlnton nm election
t,,.. -, n,,,.. ..,, ,l.,J,l
guilty 10 voting I'm A precinct
vbcr, bc dlJ moi rcsId, has
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w" 'e"''''''N T" JAZZ '"' "'''''
DAYS THIS u the hrat sentence I'm
posed by tho criminal court Tor fraud
committed at the November election
,.,u., no. d. sn.,... ..u,,.,
with n hurry driven bv Mrs Mar,
Chrlstlanson. The hungry was ups,i
and drnrrcd several Yards bef,rc IN,
chr could bo slammed Aiic, unr,,t
7.ve,r,id ,ir (, tho h,,.y w..
an frirhth,lly monr,od h., sho d,cd
i,t,, NJ tho ,,s,i,,i Nrs chr,s,i,n
son IN suffering from a broken log.
n,r,,r "a. hrios ,,so,.o -, ~,
mother from tho room m, thr,..y ,,r
old aon of Mrs David NcKny
of Salt Lake set Are ia An,
ciotbIpr nf nor pipe.montbs nd
bnbv the little ono belng An badIy
burned its life Is despaircd OF, The
~ "a' .uunn,u.'uh w "nu'' 'h'
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-02-03

war ANaVHSla ol AFcaN ooIdlerG
There has seldom, n ever. been n
brayo- aud llore loyal war horse Mr
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-02-06
Governors Reception

One OF the most brilliant social nj.
fairs ever held IN the territory was
the reception given by Governor and
Mrs. 0tefo 10 The members OF the
Legislative assembly. at the executive
mansion last Friday night. Nearly
every member of the legislature was
present. many being accompanied by
their wives. In addition were n mum.
Der Of the best known men and won.
en- OF the territory. These who as.
sisted Governor and Mrs. Otero to
receive the guests were. Hon. John
8. Clark, president OF the council;
Hon, Carl A. Daliea, president Of tho
house. Hon. Solomon Luna, republi.
can national committeeman for New
Mexico, and Mira. Luna. Mrs. J.. w,
Reynolds, Mrs, Max Frost, Mrs. A.
NJ. Bergero and Mrs. s. H. Davis OF
Iaa Vegas
The ladies' In the receiving line
were all exquisitely clad, The recop.
tion rooms Of tho executive mansion
were beautifully decorated and bright.
ly Illuminated. Tho most delicious Of
refreshments were served,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-02-06
District Court Doinss

The Upton contest for the office OF
justice OF the peace In tho Watrous
precinct, IL up before Chief Justice w.
J. Mills In his chambers this after.
noon.
Francisco Romero OF Mora county
has been granted n divorce from his
| spouse. Ester Trujlllo dc Romero. on
tho grounds Of desertion, etc.
Another Mora county case Is that OF
Edward T. Jones, who petitions the
court that Gregg. a. Montoya. JUS
tlcc Of the peace at Bucna Visa. be
ordered to send up the papers In the
forclblc entry and detaincr case filed
by the veedor brothers against him,
In which Judgment was rendered
against him for possession If n ranch
and $1,000 damages. The writ Of
certIorari was granted and the peti.
toner required 70 give bonds In the
sum Of $3.50 and further agree that
the appeal for a writ Of possession
shall not net as Q supersedeas.
D, G. johnson has brought suit In
tho district court for Union county
against Jesse Like 70 recover judg.
inent for trespass, claiming damages
In tho sum Of $500. the defendants
cattle having ronmcd over and ruined
crops OF hay and sorghum cane.
Anieeto Baca and wife, Trinidad g.
le Baca have entered suit against the
Browne G. Manzauafcs Co, and the
FIRST National bank Of Las Vegas to
'egain possession Of certain described
and given 10 the b. C NJ Co, In trust
md involved In n suit by the D.. &.
\. Co, against a. g. Green, In which
be judgment OF the lower court was
1ffirmed by The supreme court favor.
bic TO the % IL NJ. CO.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-02-06

Ell Caldwell, In the employment d
the Aqua Para company un the can.
yon, Is not unknown TO local fame as
a weather prophot-indocd. he "a the
Ira L. Hicks of the hot sprInga
vicinity, Ho predicted the present
storm 10 q party Of skaters yestcr,
day almost TO tho very minute. and
II IA hoped that the fine weather he
predicts win follow. after d period Of
three days, and continue tn the
spring time oin in deep, dead
earnest.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-02-06

Colorado telephone llnemen. who
had been up the road nv fnr as Wagon
Mound, making needed repairs to the
line. returned 10 tho city last night,
pretty well worn out from their trip.
Luis Iaramiilo, west side night po,
ilceman, who recently lost HIS babe
and whose wife scarcely survived her
recent Illness, III now himself down
with pneumonia.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-02-06

James w. riay had q two-horsc
WAGON stolen from the atreet In front
OF the Clay a Rogers Ivory stable
last night Aa soon al Il was miss.
cd ~ an carly hour thia morning. MIR.
Clay started cut 10 find the misalng
wagon and succeeded III locating II
before breakfast out near the eom.
ctery, Nobody seemed 70 know inst
how II rot there. consequently no at,
rests were made.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-02-06

snpt. Ellis OF the Coyote mines.
Mora county, owned and operated by
the Republic Mines company, acct.
dentally broke hIa right arm last Fri
day while down la the shaft. He was
at work timhefing the shaft when n
heavy piece Of timber fell from It's
place striking his arm with the above
result.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-02-06

w |LDlaokwcll, who had been In
Albuquerque on business for the past
several days, passed through Las We.
gas fhla morning for his home In Den.
YER, Mr.. nlackwel was formerly in
the mercantile business at Cripple
Creek. Colo, bat has az late years
been on the read representing tho Ma.
tional biscuit company.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-02-06

Rafael pottin was placed under ar.
rest Saturday evening on the charge
of having stabbed a man named Cres
pin, He Was a%rraigned before Jus.
iice nonaclano Otero this morning
pleaded not guilty, aud his trial was
set for 10 o'clock tomorrow morning,
he furnishing an appearance bond In
The sum OF $500.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-02-06

The Hayden family arc comfort.
ably gnaftefed NJ NJ. II. Williams, 10
the Atkins house on Seventh street,
their residence having been rented in
Mrs. Haylon's absence for d year 70
Mrs Rose aud Misses Thomas and
Moore, thu city school teachers.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-02-06

George p. Money Ii indnstriously
Mt work boxing mp his law library Of
about 1000 pounds, besides other
books that win be ahippcd TO his old
Mississippi home, and In having a
strenuous tlmo OF Il In locating many
volumes that have been loaned out
and not returned.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-02-06

The J.. II. Roscnwald lodge J. Q.
II. 81. win hold it's regular monthly
meeting tomorrow fTnesday) night
st s o'clock In tbe gestry room of
the temple. Every member urgently
requested to be present.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-02-06

"wednesday will ba ray day for the
Aqua pnra company. who win then
dIsburao hundreds Of dollars among
tho mborIng classes. though the pay
rdl this month n not nearly so largo
an 1t has been IN past weeks.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-02-06
LOCALNUCC[TS

Lent commences Wednesday, March
9Th.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-02-06

l.. II. Groor. father OF Mrs. NJ.
Jefferson OF this city. was buried In
La Junta, Colo. yesterday. He was
aged about sixty.two years.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-02-06

Z, d konna, frat yice-presidont and
general solicitor of the SANTA re sys.
TEN, passed through tho city yoster.
day on bis way from HIS headquarters
AZ Chicago 70 Los Angeles. Cal. He
was aboard one Of the holated trains.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-02-06

The weather indications today are
for rain or snow tonight and Tuesday.
Tho temperature yesterday was A
degrees maximum and 2a degrees min
imum.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-02-06

The town council meets across the
river tonight.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-02-06

This has been a good aso for
dealers In rubber goods.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-02-06

DO not overlook Ryan A. Blood's re-
vised adv. on page g.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-02-06

nr. H. u. nlaek went up to Trinidad.
Colo, on n little visit this afternoon.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-02-06

If you want a key for any lock ring up
LUdwi6 VIM. Ilfeld.
II you want a lock repaired ring mp
Ludwit VIM. Ilfeld.
If you need window glass any sire placed In ring up
Ludwig VIM. Held.
lF your stove needs new lining or I'D ring up
Ludwi6 VIM. Ilfeld. 4
If your kitchen or table knives need sharpening ring up
Ludwig VIM. Ilfeld.
If you want anything at all In the why Of hardware ring up
Ludwie VIM. llfeld. {.
BOTH PHONES RID STREET
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-26
;T|''H4|l:sEN||.A|T.E|: WILL II Kill
R|vER.AHD. AA|R|B0!| / |: J. /.
Committee Decides on Amend
I raents Aggre Eating So, 900 900 600 &,
Small Chance Of Passage. AZ
y 1 rrom Ycur regular al correspondents

rom Our Regular Corresponde - 85$
WASH INGT0N D. Feb. oo5.--The
senate Committee on Commerce Will meet me e
.at 9 s. clock Tomorrow afternoon for ! hc
purpose OF inserting In the river and ha 'I
Dor bill amendments increasing the total
OF the Bill by S. 600 900, This Is believed eyed
10 forctell tho death OF the bill. B Indeed,
many Of u the most earnest and san gulln'a me
3advo cates of river and arbor approprittll-
ton ADM, 10 nigh: that there is sn 81, Y
chance Of tho passage OF tho q 60 ure:
VI Tho chairman Of t ho House Com rl!ttee,
Mr.. Burton,s has said he Wou I'D ~ o. vote
for Il bill which carries one do lar more
than the one which passed the House
Speaker Cannon Is wit n nm.
ana finally the President has I'M mat leg cd
very stronglysthat lle3will veto a measure
carrying a8totnl approximation Of more =,
than forty millions, his was ne q pprto'x-
inlato amount sof The Iousct}ill. III
Tho Commerce Committee Of the sen.
iate held a lengthy session to,days g NJ
Unanimously agreed to amend men IS ~ {.
gregatng% eight mill lions. The object q
tho meeting to-morroW lis to Insert the
Int the proper place Th :,
report o tho commit teo on the Bill Wi y
bc unanimous. Tho amend ed y bill may
get through the Senate, but the chances
ofbits getting through the House are very yer
SLIM lst}8 t5s ,5a &si 3i 5556s5 sH IL
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-26
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-26
HOUSE ACCEPTS STATUES
h. OF HOUSTON AND AUSTIN
Application to Admit Chinese Is
Military Academy Causes
Considerable Stir.
FfHvTAsYoc1a{efl CorcNE, y


8S syYAsHINGTON,fF Feb I, he II ougc 5to-,
day divided ita time between cgislat lon
and patriotic exercises. an hour and 81
half was spent 4 n assing MINOR bill ls.Sstrh es
same period was devoted to- onsidern-
ton o. the sundry 81 3upprop riat Ion bill
without reaching a q conc l,ls.o ns on y that
measure. III Lexislntipn hen To-
orr tory, Il; III which man men bcrs parti cl-3
5patcd, H In honoring tho l11enory ~ Of Il sam
Houston and Stephen + {. Aus tin. following
which the marble statues OF each. VIII cll
have Leen plac cd In Sta tDslryt Il q a byS tho
state of Texas, " ere formally accepted . .a
V The Houac Will meet tomorrow to OF, - y
logic the late sentative q is.so q
New York the late Representative MtA--s
honey, of Illirois, md the late Repre-
!sentativ Croft, 81 Sout h C,aroli ma. G
Ri Application BY Mr. Hull Iowa to per-
MT two Chinese youths 10 be admitted
as cadets to the West FONT n Hilary
Academy caused q rnultaneous dcma ndsi
b. many members for an explanation. and
when order was restored Il Mr.. Maddox
s(C;eorgia) remarked that = q: would be
useless to take up the time. rs he obs
jected TO consideration Of the resolution
All attempt BY Mr. Adamsun Georsla)s
ia add $4,000 to the amount for tono.
graphical surveys = n tho sundry' civil
b il resulted II, "a severe urrntgnment3by
Mr.. Hemenwnys (1ndI nna) i5S35
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-26
MUST B| B |: ! I
When eIl.kn0yy'IInl. Rich,
mo!'nd People lie. Tell
II 50 Plainly


When public endorsement Is made by q
representative citizen 81 Rlchlnond, the
proof ID positive. You must believe it,S5
Read this testlmony, Every backaclle SUI
.Serer, every man, woman or child with
any kidney I rouble, will find profit IN the B
reading, 4 + 81, Iii
~, y. schllefe, policeman. si3 ~ North !
sElghth street, says s Z As there are a Great
many residents ct Richmond who, Ike
no. suffer from backa chez the attacks Of
which vury in duration and severity, and
Who wsu.d give any hing wlien hose spesss !
are In the Yirulenl stage 70 kno y \ "
to use 10 get relief, let alone q cure,
:rnl,esItatingly say, 90 Il to Owens g
.Minor's drug store Tor poans Kidney
Pills and take them as directed. II Will
stop dull aching II, tho slnal. Of 4 he back
under ordinary conditions and will grad-5
.ually allay tho pains due Ia the contrne-
,ton az colds Which seat themselves IN
tho lolns, until that pain disappear ,''54,.
For sail by all denlers, Price 30 cellls,
,Foster- Ilhurn Co, buffalo, n, 4, sole
agents for the United States, III
Remember the ma me- DoNl 's-2SAlla take (
no other, H ]; M Il M II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-26
SOUTH BOSTON SOCIAL,
,S;nstio,5t, The ,Tin,ss- Ditu,atc]

Especial to The Times Dia,atch.)
8 SOUTH BOSTON,fNA "a. Feb. Ii Mrs. G. T.
Hun, entertained q large number Of friends
ii. a whist party Wednesday afternoon In
honor Of Miss Minnie Phiter. OF Danv!lle.
Mrs Louise Penick assisted In receiving.
k%The punch. bowl was presided over by Miss
stnclle X, Simnaonda g
4 The winner Of a beautiful copy OF Tcnny-
SINS. .'In Men,orian," as the first Prize was
Mrs. sam Glenn. mud II nice little roll of
Peters chocolate candy tied with exquisite
irerl ribbons was captured BY Mrs Robert II,
r;dmoidson, MS tho BOBBY,
5is Those invited We're: Misses VIII l1aslcy,
4Tnosep md Hose Watkins, Louise Pen!ck.
Helen Euse1s tI'nttif Evans, Laura Stebbins.
$E,hel Topping, +. AID. Brylon. Lucille Sim.
monds: jtrsdhines T. p. Johnson.sT T. II.
4 armstrong, J.. G. Green, ], II E:dIondson, Lou
senlck II c. Spragns, S. NJ Glenn. C.S5 ".
3 srookes, j. r. Bra dley. II
The Bachelor Maids met with Miss Mayne
Fry and played .'t,chrc" in honor Of Mis-
LAURA Es,ll. Of Lexington. Ky.. last Monday
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-26
Y0TtT TOMORROW
!. CASE J. ! ].
Argument Closed 'csterday
With Spec l,cs Sby Thurs
ton and De Almond.
NAVY Blu j; IS { UNDER !. % &: FIRE {:
Principal Object o,f a. Big Navy,
85 said Mir. Halss, 1s t. Bully
ssg#a Small Powers. iSss5s
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES !.


yv.AsHtNGroN, d. " o. F ot. q, --.rh s
senate to- ID y heard tic concluding arr,
gument Oh both sides Iii tic s,suync Sinl-.5
5poachment So case, q. schator Thurston
speaking tor ~ nudge swayne ana Nj. Do
Almond presenting tbs case on behalf
auf the House managers. After u discus
sion Of almost two hours In secra 5scs-s8
sion On order to vote U NJ onday morning
at 10 O. o'clock was n,iide. I'lle ne cret SEES
sion was devoted entirely to the q! sctis-5
sslOn atof q resolution presented rs y vi NJ y.
bacon fixing n tho order OF Y vos g. The
rules require that tho yeas and nays shall
beftnketl on each article EOf impeachment:
separately ana that two-thirds shall be-
convict. Mrs Bncon's res olu-s
stlon IL az follows: 5s5a 81 ss,S .l
that on Monday n ext, he 21t n da Y OF
February. 1T 10 O. clock YA. NJ, the Senate
shall proceed 10 vote wi l,out debate on
presiding officer shat SiircGt thu secretary
10 read the several articles OF impen chs
iYnent Ii, y their regular order a ter the
reading of each article the presiding otll-8
Ger shall put the question 70 lowing Sem,
iators, how shy sou M rs tile Il spondent
guilty or not guilty, as charged In this }
article ~ The secretary viii proceed to
tho roll for the respoI' SO of senator's:
whereupon when his nan,csI s calle eac!l8
senator shall rise In his place q nd give
ihis response, guilty or mot guilty, and (
tho secretary shall record the same. 4
The Senate granted the request Of the
House TOR a con ference on tile ystn tcfoods
bill, and conferces on tia u measure an 4 4
also ongthe Panama Canal zone q overnl--s IA
}1nent bill were appointed. @ Mr.. Morgan
Withdrew his opposition to hest e hood I
conference. The nnvnl appr opriatlon ~ Bill
wa considered n part, and while wa
before The scnaso i..S Hale . nd NJ 81 Tor
man united In condemnlrg the raj bid In
crease OF the ma NJ Uni AN. s
THE principal object OF " big navy IN \
time or pea co lid Mr., ia lc,3 TO bully
small powers. \, i s3s ssEg3
THE naval bill was 4 laid aside and 365
private pension bills we're passed .#$s4 The
Sonata adjourned Until Monday y. iS3