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The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1905-02-14

vegetation from weather Ike that
through which we have just passed
The gentleman does not know how
this can be done but is firm in his
belief that such a thing is feasible.
THE HERALD also has great faith
in our government, is bound to
draw the line when il comes TO
controlling or modifying weather
conditions, other than by means of
bonfres used for protecting fruit
and other trees, as is done in Cal
ifornia. 1t might be that a hot
air machine could be utilized to
temper the atmosphere, and in this
connection it may be said that suf-
ficient hot air is wasted around al
most any town TO run the machine,
could all the air be collected and
stored for future use.>
The present cold wave caused T..
]. Outerbridge, the Bermuda onion
man from New York, to remain
over a couple of days longer than
he had intended, to note what
effect the weather would have on
the onion crop in this section. Mr..
Outerbridge says if the onions
withstand the low temperature
which they have been subjected to
the past two days no country on
the face of the earth can compete
with this section in onion growing.
The general impression is that no
harm has been done this vegetable
other than perhaps a few days
setback, and the country will go
on with its development, despite
the fact that the voice of the croaker
is heafd in the land. Like the poor,
we have the croaker with us always.
but his croaking has about lost its
power to scare off the prospective
homeseeker.
A party of prospectors from
Maryville, Mo-, arrived in the city
last evening. The following gen.
tlemen compose the party; c. j..
Golden, editor of the Nodaway
Forum, of Maryville; Albert Walk
er, Jackson Walker, Harry Everist,
A. H. Briggs and F. S. Grundy.
The party is down to look over the
Brownsville country, and were
driven out to view the truck and
onion farms near the city. They
are very will pleased with what
they saw. and considerably surpris-
ed that cold weather had not done
more damage than was apparent.
This afternoon they are looking at
the sights of Matamoros, and no
doubt found many interesting feat
ures in our sister city.
Antonio Fernandez was up be-
fore Commissioner Creager yester-
day on a charge of smuggling. He
had three quarts of mezcal and
some cigarettes, and being an old
offender was put under 500 bond
which he could not give and went
to Jail. This is his third time be
fore the commissioner. one case be
sides this one now pending in the
federal court. The two cases will
come up at next term of the court,
when the gentleman will probably
reap the reward of his persistency
in Offending Uncle Sans revenue
laws.
There will be a regular meeting
of Knights of Pythias lodge tomor-
row nignt. All members are re-
quested to attend as there will be
degree work.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1905-02-14
SUGAR.

White sugar according to grade,
81 c. to 5 3-S c. per pound, sold by
sacks of about 100 pounds. Write
postal card for samples. 2-9-l5.
LOUIS BRULAY.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1905-02-14
Peanuts and Popcorn.

have purchased a peanut and
popcorn rooster, and my stand will
be at Putegnat's corner every day e.
Fresh peanuts and popcorn all the
time.
1-20-lm w. II. ADAMS.
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LOCAL ITEMS.

ana NenuOr lien noleS. Latest
form.
See change in adlof The Fa-
NOUS" A. Spero, proprietor, in
The HERALD today.
The thermometer stood at 81 at
Buena Vista Truck Farm at four
O'Clock this afternoon.
Don't liz the fact slip your mem
DRY that THE HERALD has both
promissory and vendon's lien notes
of the latest form for sale.
Knights of Honor Lodge No.
$3.50, will hold a regular meeting
tonight at 7:3O. All members earn
estly requested to be present.
There are three lots in Browns
vile and ninety house blocks l
want to sell DO you want them.
Apply to A. II. Weller. l1-23-tf
A small payment down, and l0c
a day, or So per month, will put
good Singer machine in anybody's
home. Why wait?
1-16-tf. p. ]. CAMBELL, Agt
For New, modern, s.
room cottage on Elizabeth street,
formerly occupied by 1. L. Hen
bricks. Inquire at E. H. Goodrich
& Sons office. LIFT.
Ladies, why not get a Singer?
Then your worry is all over, so far
as sewing goes. Call at our Office
and see them in operation.
1-l6-tf. p. j. Campbell, Agt.
BY order of Mayor Browne, City.
Marshall Geo. Conner made the
poor of the city happy yesterday
by the distribution of IS 1-2 cords
of wood.
Singer oil, bands, needles, and
all kinds of repairs at the Singer
Office on Elizabeth street, first door
south of Combe's newbuilding.
loft. p. J. CAMPBELL, Agt.
Just received a carload of Kings
early cotton seed from North Car
olina. These seed are recon-
mended by the u. S. government.
For sale at Raymondville, by w.
+. Sprague. 2-1O-l6-
Policarpo Avila, was before Com
missioner Sreager yesterday to
show cause why he was in posses
sion of lot of whisky, mezcal and
cigarettes. He could not show
up, and had to go to Jail in default
of SIS bond.
THE HERALD acknowledges a
very pleasant call from {. j. Col
den, editor of the Nodaway Forum.
at Maryville, Mo. The gentleman
Is in this section prospecting for
land and likes the Brownsville
country very well SO far as he has
been able to see.
THE HERALD is sorry to note
the death of one of the twins born
to Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. Stillwell a
few days ago. The death occurred
at an early hour this morning. The
little fellow was only sick short
while. THE HERALD sympathizes
with the parents in the death of
their little one.
At a S o'clock yesterday a jury
was secured in the case of Salome
McAllen, ct al, vs.. G.. M. Raphael.
ct al, suit 10 try title to a large
body of land situated in Cameron
and Hidalgo counties. The balance
of the day was spent in reading
pleadings, and the case was resum-
cd this morning.
The temperature for the past
twenty-four hours ending at $50
this morning and reported for THE
HERALD from Fort Brown was as
follows: Maximum, 81; minimum
q. At S a. m. today, the therm-
Ometer at Buena Vista Truck Farm
registered 81 ID, and since that
time has been gradually rising. II
Is now generally conceded that no
special damage has been done TO
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1905-02-14
PERSONALS.

J. Is. Hazelrigg, OF Peaysall, IS a
recent visitor to the CITY.
Geronimo Frazier, Of Fl Sauz, is
a visitor to the city today.
G. w. Phelps, of Boston, Mass.
is a recent visitor to the city.
r. NJ. Curtis, of San Antonio, is
a visitor to Brownsville today.
Lon c. Hill retusned yesterday
from a business visit to Fordyce.
L. L. Thomas, of De Leon, Tex
as, is a late arrival in Brownsville.
w. o. Hasdorff, is in the city
from San Antonio, and is at the
Miller.
T.. L. Deeds, a real estate man
of Corpus Christi, is in the city on
business.
Col. U. Lott returned yesterday
from Fordyce, where he went Sat
urday on business.
w. S. Miller, of Paris, ILL.,, ar
rived in the city last night on a
tour of inspection.
Z. B. Raymond, of Raymond
vile, is in the city in attendance
upon commissioners court.
r. w. Hall the popular hand
ware drummer from San Antonio,
arrived in the city last evening.
X. o. Purviance, of Gainesville,
H., was an incoming passenger on
yesterdays train for Brownsville.
Bates NJ. Thatcher, of Racine,
Wis, who has been in Brownsville
the past few days, was an outgoing
passenger on this mornings train.
Tom Means, of Houston, the
jolly good fellow that represents
the Graham Paper company of St.
Louis, left yesterday after booking
a nice lot of orders for his com
pany.
Mrs. J. X. Jones of St. Joseph,
Mo-, with her little daughter Mar
garita, arrived last evening in
Matamoros where she will spend
some time with her sister, Miss
Anne T.. Dysart.
Mrs. NJ. w. Dickey went to
Harlingen on the LAS train to meet
her brother and sister, Russell and
Miss Ada New, who come from
Beeville to make their home with
NJ. w. Dlckey and family.
Capt. A. T. Dalton. of 10Th In
fantry, commanding officer at Fort
Ringgold, is at Fort Brown, the
guest of Maj. Cooke. He has been
court at Laredo, in the
case of the two soldiers on trial
charged with killing a man at Ia
pata, and stopped over here to visit
Maj. Cooke.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. w. Truwit, of
San Antonio, arrived in the city
last night, and are the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Benz. Kowalski.
Mrs. Truwit is a native of Browns
vile, and this is her first visit
here for some time, in fact long
before the railroad came, and it is
hard for her to realize that she
actually rode into Brownsville on
the train. Many other changes
are noticeable, but none so dis
tinctly novel as that Brownsville
really has a railroad. Mr.. and
Mrs. Truwit will be in the city
several days.
F. w. Rockwell, of Chicago, left
for his home this morning. He is
a member of the Brownsville Land
& Irrigation company, and came
down with other members of the
company to see just what the
Brownsville country has accom-
plished since his last visit about a
year ago. Mr.. Rockwell is very
much pleased with the rapid adj
vancement made during the past
twelve months, and feels sure this
year will show even more rapid
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Among the outgoing passengers
this morning was p. II. Pardue,
editor and proprietor of the Alva-
RADIO Bulletin. Tie has been here
the past few days enjoying the
balmy climate and other kinds too,
and is well pleased with this sec
ton. Mr.. Pardue says he believes
the government can do anything,
and that an apparatus could Be
constructed that would protect the
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-13
gScacn Grmorbmng cinrs 9cscrs.

9ofI o II, &c, ~. MGr5.
= Bob SmolS, Elm @eiBer, Der
iiberfiibrt nor, ben NGger 6ronf
Scott ermlorbet ST. boberL lit bier gum
Sooe ourd ben Strong periirtbei!t
lporben. Sobn Noa, ebenfoQs elm
8eiBer unb MitiduIoiecr Smols',
muroe SIT le6enSldnglidcr @efGn9-
niBitrofe perurtbeilt. Ger Neger g..
WorfS ipilrbe lpe9en GrmorOnng bon
s. 2onqltor, eincm @eiBen, sum
Sooe burd) ben Strong D%erurtbeilt.
Die Sinridtnngcn iuirOen .olif ben
5. Woi ongelett.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-13
Sraftatc fir GinmanOcrcr.
GrGlibent Rooieuelt ii6er SoeoIc ser
Station. - Wntericle @oblfubrt
oorf nift ols Souptiofe be-
trodtct merSen.

@NN'AhNAA SCCbAI NJbN
bari nidt oils Souptiode be.
tro6tct lperSen.
@oiGtnaton, 9. g., 10. 0tdr5,
- Die 9lmerifonii6e Sroftot sc.
ienidaft biclt belttc cine Gcriomnls
lung in Der reformirten @nooen.
fir6e, oeren SeeGiorger YoItor Sdit
lit lno 81 oercn Mitglieoer ErGii0cnt
8ooIepelt 50bft. 9ur6c8ri6ter
9remer fiibrte ben @oriib. Ealtor
Suoion Spift, n6eIoiefretGr" fir
Rep.0orf, crltottete einen longen
@erift iiber sic @r6eiten Ser @eicli.
idoft inter ben Ginmanoerern, mels
die lie nit gor15en Sonnen bon erballs
lider 6riitli1er Siterotur periorgt
bat, uno tbeilte ltnter Inoerem nit,
ooB midi iueniger, olS SO Golporteure
in Nem-Oorf 0amit 6eidaftigt iinO.
Den nellen Nnfommlingen Sraftotc
51t %liefern. Ger G~olporteur 5u ellis
SSlano oert6eilte drtItli6e 2%iterotur
in "a oerldieoenen Spro6en UNI
9ioleften, mGbreno Die 8eielidoft
i'm @on5en nidt ipeni9cr, ulS $50
Spraden uno 9ialefte ~ongepenoet
bat, nm Oen Iiterorii6en uno religi0,
len 9eoiiriniiier Ser Giniuunoerer
Ned)nung 5u tragen.
GrGiioent Nooleoelt 'bielt in ser
8erlommlung cine Geoe, i'll luelfer
err Dem @irfen ser 8eieGihaft Iners
fennung 81 T6eil merben lieB uno
nomentlid ibrc SbGtigfeit inter oen
@iniuanoerern ouf ellis Sslono
lobte. Inter Illoerem iogte er, eS
lei i'm omerifoniihen Seben notb.
luenoig, 0oB man Dem Solfe Oie rid-
tigen HSoeale beibringe unO eS nid)t
sic lteber6eltgutg geipinnen loIle,
ooB iroiides @obler9eben, @elo ulO
@ut Die Soilptiade bon Ilem in Der
@elt iei. @S luilroe lcbr lfltmm nm
ooS &olf lteben, luenn oic rationale
@oNfobrt gum ein5igen Soeol &C.
mobt, un0 ooS Gbriitentbum Der.
nodlGiiiet mProe. Die @eielidoft
ucroiene oobfer ben 9onf oeS Bottles,
oenn lie leiIte linn eincn preislolen
0ienit, einen 0ienlt DER 2iebe, einen
Gienit, fir ipelden fcin @elb 6e5ob.
len fonne.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-13
SorIdnnscn in Der siSIcc.

Gan 0iego, Gal, 10. MGr5.
- Ger nMlbotroB" bon ser 9unbes'
marine lit, nod 5oridungen mo
2otbnngen i'm iiioliden Sbeile bes
StiQen Oceans n1breno bier Mo'
nate, beimgefebrt. lteber Die Sor-
ihiingett, meide inter Der 2eitilna
oes Grof. geoiii5 ongeitelt mnrben
itno ipobei er BON Senrp .. 9i9elolu
aus Bolton rnto 9roi. aoioro BON Der
llitiperiit1t bon Californian unb
Nroi. GbanberIoin unteritiist milroe,
miro nid)ts TabereS mitgetbeilt.
fIsgsd Die Sort, OisIhT Inner essauft Halt
: ss;;'' NNzZx
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-13
bic s6at cines 2eiperaOus.

Grmoroet einen Monn, oeiien @ottin
uHo Sobn, oertpunOet spei 8oli-
5ei6eamte unb miro i6lieBlid
ieIbIt eri6oiien. - Seine 5rull
Itiir5t foot nieoer, alS tic sic Gra-
g0bie erfubr.
0enper, Col, 10. MGr5. 49,
George SdiitIer cridoB beute Srn.
g. Sill, oeiien @attin uno Sobn in
Der 6iGiden @obnung uno %5iinoete
0icielbe oorotf on. Sci einem Ser
indie, i'm 5u p%erboften, wurOen Eoli-
3en = Captain 8iaiom 9obannn mo
Poli5ei . Ir3t 6rant 0ulin BON Dem
0eipero0o gei6oiien unO idluer Der
nunOet. S6iitler perborritaOirte
iif uno bielt cine groBe 9ln5obl Foli-
5iiten mebrere Stunoet lang il
Sduf. Siele S6iiiie pllrOen atSge-
toltidt, bis Der Monn i6lieBIif Our6
cine bonn Siilfsl6eriif 6eIir O'9tciu
obgeieuerte allgel getoOtet mltrOe.
5rot SdiitIer ~Itiir5te FREDERICTON
foot nieoer, ais lie ole Grag00ie cr=
fubr. Die 6omiIien S6iItler mo
Sill moren IN 6oIge zines @ro5ciie5
perfetn0et.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-13

peniiontrt tperoen ioIIen: Sberit NlI=
freo s. @iroro bonn SanitGtS 8epur=
temeut; SberIt-2ieutenont @nt. $.
Bed, 3, &opnllerie; Oberitz2icute.
nant 5ranf II. Hpbinion, Is. Supul.
lerie; Oberit.2 ieutenant 5ronf Sop-
Tor, 10. Snfanterie; O6erit-2ieutc=
nont Sonllel ". 8ountoil1, 4. So-
noQcrie; Oberit=2ieutenont G0ruurO
9oiS, 9(rtiQerie; Obcrit-2ielttenont
Gbos. ". Sobbs, 2(rtiacrie, uno 0}o=
ior Sobn g. Bulls pom 3oblmeiiter.
0eportement.
6tebergefabr at Dem
s itbmuS.
Der 8ouperneltr Der Banana.
Gone, General Gopis, bat DEM
SriegSiefretGr gemeloet, in Inbe-
trodt, ooB cine Gpioemie BON gelbem
6ieber 81 befiirdten itebe, fonne CT
foit iGmmtlihe Worinetruppen nlf
Dem SitbmuS entbebren. Ger NO
rtnelefretGr lit infolge 3eiien criltd)t
luorben, Die iGmmtliden Morinctrrpz
pen, nit NltSnnbmc bon 100 Qtonn,
nod DEM Nor0ell ST b%cor0crr, u1O
tic luer0en pobri6eiulid nod @llon.
tonomo 9eianbt mer0en.
GongreB Der % litter.
Der 8. Notio1lal- Congress Scr Q}iits
ter mltroe geitern bier in Der Metro
politnn Wfetbobiit Episcopal STRIDE
er0ffnet, Die Sibung mltroe ourdl
Die Fr1iiOcntin 6ruu 6reO. Sdoif
aus philadelphia eroffnet, mel6e III
ibrcr GroffnIngSrcoc 6cionoerS Ole
Igitotion 0eS &cr6un0eS gegen ocn
@unocSienator Smoot aus lltob ais
&ertrcter Der Gielmeibcrci 6cbanOcltc.
GOreo's @ticnbo6nen.
Der om%erifnnii6e @cianOtc 4Qen
in @oreo bot Dem Stoots- 0eporte=
ment mitgetbcilt, 0oB 0oS corconiidc
Giicnbobn.S pltcm rapioe oltSqebaut
miro. Die oSoul-6 Administrations"
lit nit Der nSoulsGbemllpo.8obn"
luel6e bon Anerifonern geboltt uno
at Die iopaniidc Hegierlrng perfouft
muroe, nod Dem 8eridt 0es @eionos
ten uerihmol5en morOen,
9tplomaten qenug.
Grdiioent &oolepelt bot 6efannt gez
geben, er iperoe Dor ieiner 9oltr na6
Dem Siioen uno @eiten feline peite-
rem @eiude INN oiplomotii6e ooer
&oniularpoiten in @rmGgung 5ie6elt.
Die 3obl iol6er @eiu6e 6ot cine
Sobe errei6t, OoB Ser YrGiioent ollBer
Stono lit, oieielben 81 erleoi9en ullO
5u glei6er 3eit ben midtigeren &c
gierungsgei66ften no65ufommen.
ueberrei6te icinGre0itip.
Ser neue idlpei5eriIhe @eionote g.
y. 8ogel ii6erreid)te geitern 0ent
Sr6iioenten Hooiepelt feline Greoitioe,
iuobei Die bel iol6en @~elegenbeitcn
ii6lifen @ofli6feiten ..ausgetauid)t
puroen. Der Gr0iioent empiing ord)
ocn berii6mten englii6en Sdriititel-
Ter $. Gioer @oggaro mo Die God
ter Oeiiel6en Die ibren @oter oitf ieiz
lter olnerifoniiden 8our begleitet.
Sertrng NIT lt|ruguop.
Stoots-S efretGr @op ulto Ger @c.
Ianote %llru9uop's boben geitcrn ocu
5pii6en Den Ser. Stooten Itlt0 Urn.
guam obgei6loiienen Nuslieferitngs.
Sertrog unter5ei6net.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-13
4rGGbent Sarpcr acht ami Gciicn.

Gbicoeo, II. MGr5. = Yrali-
bent @nt. &. &orper bon Der llniper-
iitGt bon Chicago bot iid BON Ser
iiingit on linn uorgenommenen di.
riirgii6en Operation ipegert &rebS
ioneit erbolt, oob er iid fdbig fiiblt,
cine lonee Teiie 81 unternebmen,
uno es perlolltet IN Der llniperlitdt,
er lperoe inn 2olfe Der ndhiten ISOLDE
cine &eiie nod europa ontreten. Sim
nGdlten Montog miro iid Der Ea-
tient %entid)eiben, Oh er aorlsboo oocr
Stolien beiuhen min. :
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-13
&ermiidtc tclesrapbiidc 9cpcidcn.

10. 9. @ilep ein 6%efonnter Sc
lf)GftSreiienoer, lit i'm SiQn1an
Soltle" in 8%irming6omL 9llo., in iei,
nent 3imnler foot oufgcflinoen lpor.
Den. Gr mar Elm gtcffe bes GonqreB,
WitglieOcS @. s. g8ilep bon Stem.
Seriep ltto 6eS ~-Mit9lieoeS
". a.. @ilep bon NIoboma.
Sri. Sorob Sane 9nfer lett
1861 Sauptlebrerin Scr GiQopup.
Sdlllc III Bolton, ut in ibrcm @ouic
int Gorburp.G iitrift %geitorbcR. sic
mar in 9rooflpr, N.0., I'M Sabre
1885 geboren ulO iuor Ole critic 5rolt,
meld)e Die Stelung elmer SouptIcb-
rcrin on elmer offentliden SditIe IN
Bottom befleioete.
- Soiep9 6. q. @ingote. mcld)er
gegen % Sabre long sic Scr. Stoo-
ten III China ols aoniul pertretcn
bat, lit in ieinem &oltie in @inde.
tier, Woiiy i'm Sitter bon "a Sa6ren
an Der 2uneenent5iinoung geltorbcl.
- 9iidof q. 6. u. Soa BON Der
e~pisfopolen Gioaeie &ermont befin-
oet iid in 5olge bon appendicitis,
pelhe einen dirurgii6en Gingriif
~notbiuenbig modte. in burlington,
gt., in fritiidem 3ultaitoe. "a CT
I'M Ilter bon GO Subren itebt un0
obnebin nidt icbr frdftia lit, 10 lit
binlihtlih ieiner @ieoerberitcI,
lung bcIorgt.
Die ganf in 2oipton, Sflo.,
iiber elm @ftienfapitol bon
$4,000 berfiigte ltnb infer Der Goit-
bon WcGnffie Brothers iteht,
bat ibre 3ablungen eingeIte1t. Die
Stoot bot Elm 3epolitum BON $25,'
600 bel Der 9anf, beren &niiirer, s.
Q. Wc9nffic, ol,d Stnbtidosmeiiter
lit.
0egen ongeblider 5dlidnng
bon Gle lit IN Bolton bic oWtoIlod)l-
ietts gremeries Gompanp," etne
gereiniWlng bon 9rouereien in go
ton uno ltnl9e9enb, ouf 9etreiben
ser Sanit1tsbeborbe bon Ser @ratO-
Slrp bon Suffolf. Gountp utter an-
flage geiteIlt moroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-13
anr5e aobeIoepeide N.

George Son g. Meper, Der
iteiie amerifaniif)e 9otidofter an
&iiBlono, bat oen aleinmihel- Yalalt
1T petersburg oils ieine Imtsfpob-
iilltg gentietbet.
Der geitern bon Queenstown
nod Help-Dorf obgeganeene Gnnaro'
0ampfer yltmbrio" mnroe etpu 100
Meilen non Der &iilte ourf cine
Stiir5ruelIe oermaBen an grge be-
id1oigt, oob er in ben Safen 5uriid-
febren muBte. Sin if,merer Stnrni
berridte geitern ben britiiden aiiiten
ettlans.
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Sic grOke &etirabe.

(SOrtictnus 0un Scr erItcn Sciis.)
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-04
.E:.X|PURGAT.ED. Version [ / /
OF NATIONAL hymn
Declared to be Adopted for Lit
serary Reason = cople i s
u Stirred Up. VI

Especial to BfThe T lines Dispatch

(Speclat 10 EIne Iln1eA- DlbpHtCH) s5f
d NEW YORK; IT eb. Z. II trio tic citizens
have been deeply stirred by the Il an ~,
1,o,lncenent that it has been deemed nt
lvisable BY the powers that be Ito furnish
the children Of the elem entnr public
schools Of this city wit s. pu rgat ted "
version . 4 The Star Spar led; 3 aI.ner.'''
In the u history Reade for az men-;s5
tary Schools, tho third st;lnzu, begin
ming ...und where . that band VIII so
vauntingly swore'.s,ls no include NOR isSs
there any foo t ots exp lai nngt that Il
has been 4 eft out superintendent o ss
Schools Maxwell said :$.,N special notion
was I. taken by tho hoard Al OF Y EducntiGil
when it adopted tho read er.35I now under
stand that the third stanzn was omittad$
by the publishers purely for II eral,' VI
reasons' 8 81 H Hill 81 al Sgs5 tSi
81 Mr. Maxwell secret " enlarged upon
this Statements, saying 3ss 4;
e n You see, he metre Iii lie third stan ~ N
OF the hymn Is very dc feet lVe.S t Us ;l 81
particularly hard VERGE q memorial for u
that very reason, and children would ~
have great difficulty In learning to sing
1T III Not h one person out OF a z hundred n
knows the stanza. The report that the FL
stanza was omitted in tho version given y
lin the rel,deri because Of an 5Angl omania5
tendency on tho part o. the board lis UNI
troyA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-04
JA | [ | J | I
8T0||.0..BEE reported 4
House COMMITTEE 81 In. Industrial ,:sH al
Arts Aut1l}Fi5zzc!sE, Favor Favor iii
ablckctioi1.
WEST VIRGINIA BUILDING 81 ~ ING
Both Iouscs pf Legislature Take Take
Steps Upward ~: 7 Making Max:
Appropriation. ,.585

tpyissoclato cd prcss.)

wAsIIlNGTdN, n Feb. 3.TT-'The 8sl lousy
COMMITTEES OIL industrial Arts and nd ~; Ex Z.
posit lions to dnH authorized by y .Vo 't s q
e a favorblc report y, the Dli ple a.
pared BY a committed for ~ the hola.
ing Of an intef natlonal naval, marine, ana q.
military exposition in tp7 70 celeorase
the settlement OF James wt,, Va va
.rhe mount, noun Of the aIbropriation,to pc be
hereafter nadej Il the biz passes were W r.
not named The bill t f'' en- pas 'N' ~
appointment OF Nallonal eo'',A.'s,H
Of five by the Presiid O.. ~ -
a.. B, "a h i be invitel to participate IN
the military naval r lures. s s's'.u
90 .,,,ra 4, INC plan government par. =:
&ticlpat,op 3in tho lait exhibit I ana me
construction 81 citherpe 1919 TEN n.
$500, 4 hnIldIn ~ this purpose, In
the discretion OF the President. !.
seeretaryE shaw, formed the commit r'r NJ
4.s ihatsIthe cstirnJtes for these plr.
8poncs would s1e pr ga rcd ana tuIhlSneu
soon as possbic rhe tlat e OF the !, ss'
nos Zion vas fixed tom May 4 ti,sto NO
Ayetnber "a. 1907. 5j NJ 4 W. s g8
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-04
c,H"El:,5s;.T],,EE,,lRE;F1ELD# COURT.
clan togbill Three tened With IL B.
\ n !, ! - Behind With Bridge

1ipec,nl to The 7 Ines y, ,rhe
Z p =, - = Iii, ~
LII, Sionda week. thes 18th. The tri i
~ s,,i,iia i, booker for murder. which mas
A ~ !, posp now On g orket
hi fatf,. Twent VI nam es wet uraS VI
clerk boz ore CO mtssi one \;
~ mn f. II . rrloy and a3 q Y
y, Is. t,f aparties to be- sll1nmo ned.sl rom
vomr the jury for 3dpker. trial VIII! " g
selected, they are J IN. Cr1lmp. l.ut.er
" Belcher, J, w; s, IT'LL = ~
n,,.ra. i &. o. n Talbot. William Ballag
4 ~ I, Elicit IA. E. Jeffcaux, w. II Cheat
nam. j. a. robertson. e. "A Clnry. G Il ~.
KIDD. e. Il. Bottom. S. A.. I'erduc.s C.5 ".
Anderson, 81 B. w, Martin and ]. =. Bur-
ton. n Y
2IIpon the result OF Booker's trial hangs
In a d egrce the fate OF three other young
colored men NOW out on bail but under
Indictment with him tor being accessory
ito tho murder OF young Patterson col
gorcd}, r NO o thcr feloay cases vii prob
ably be disposed OF a, the coming term.
NO grand jury Will be summoned unless
by special order of the court. until the
April term. s5
5 The Virginia Bridge, and Iron Company
has failed to comply With It's contract to
build the new iron lrldge over Swift
Greek by February 1stl and the work has
veto be begun. The time will be ex-
tended. however, by the supervisors,
though some q pprehcn9on Is felt for the
4 old structure iii case III high water. Mr..
AZ A. Phaup' road Superintendent, still
has the county road teams in winter
quarters, but Is ready to make the en-
bankments for the approaches to the new
bridge when the contractors begin the
Iron work. a kan isS