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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-22

Mentor depot. As the heavy engine struck
the switch IL left the main track and
swung violently 10 the left. For n dis
tance OF 20 yards, the engine ran on the
rail. and then leaping from the track
turned on its side just to the east OF the
depot The heavy tender was hurled en-
tirely over the engine and was buried in
the depot The combination car was hurl.
CO with terrific violence on top OF the en-
gine and tender and in a moment was en-
Neloped In flames from the engine.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-22
NORWICH UNIVERSITY

Northfeld VT, June 22.-Norwich uni
versity. the military college OF Vermont,
observed Commencement day today with
Governor Charles j. Bell as its chief
guest.
After a reception 10 the governor and
his stan. the graduating exercises were
held I'm Dewey hall.
The graduating class numbers nine. Err
nest Allen Lawrence OF Montpelier being
class president.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-22
WINDOW AND DOOR SCREENS.

We repair window and door screens.
We make wire trellises. We make wire
window guards and railing. r. l. Wire
Works, 80 Mathewson street. Tel. 1899 4
Union.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-22
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING IN THs
NEWS.

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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING m rse
NEWS.

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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-22
TO SPEAK AT ADAMS.

Adams, Mass. June 22.-At the urgent
request OF the citizens OF Adamsl Presl-
dent Roosevelt has made slight change
In his plans and Will make a brief stop
here.
lie will make n short address and In
order that an enthusiastic welcome may
b. rendered the nations chief executive.
the mills stores and schoolhouses will be
closed. and practically the entire popula-
tion OF the town will assemble at the rail-
way station 10 welcome the president
P1TTSFTELD IN GALA DRESS.
Pittsheld. Mass. June 22-.The city OF
Pittsheld Is I'm gala attire today in honor
OF the short visit OF President Roosevelt.
who Is expected az 2.3SS O'Clock This after
noon.
The rail walls OF the railroad station
are almost hidden from view by flags and
bunting
Tho president will make n l5-minute
speech. Immediately after which he will
start for Washington over the New York.
New Haven and Hartford railroad via
Brookheld Junction, Danbury and Bridge
port.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-22
MAKES SHORT ADDRESS.

After the volume OF applause. which
greeted the executive had subsidized he
delivered a short address
At the conclusion OF the exercises the
audience was dismissed by President
Hopkins.
The trustees. college faculty and some
OF the guests retired and the president
passed down the aisle OF the church to the
steps, from which point he addressed
large gathering OF citizens OF Williams
town.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-22
AT THE CHURCH.

Long before the hour fixed for the ex-
ercises, the church was thronged with
people bearing cards OF admission. As
the academic procession. headed by rhe
president and President Hopkins. entered
the church the audience arose and re-
mained standing until the president was
seated on the platform.
The feature OF the exercises was the
comforting OF honorary degrees.
Prof. Richard Austin Pyson on behalf
Of the board of trustees bestowed them
as follows:
The president, doctor OF letters Elihu
Root, former secretary Of war, doctor OF
laws; Rev William Mercer Grosvenor.
rector OF the Church OF the Incarnation,
OF New York, doctor OF divinity; DR..
Prentice OF New York. doctor OF laws.
stephen r. L. Penrose, president Of
Whitman college. state OF Washington.
Doctor of Divinity.
All the recipients OF degrees were
cordially received by the audience, the
presidents reception amounting TO an
ovation
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-22

"lt often happens that a paper Of
5000 circulation covers Its field moro
thoroughly than some other paper
with 100000 circulation covers Its
Held and the territory that the
paper OF small circulation covers
must be reached through the col.
umns OF that paper."--Mr. Charles
L. Benjamin. In Printers Ink.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-22

II was still cloudy. but the wind was
veering towards a quarter which promised
fair skies.
Weather conditions improved during
the forenoon. At frequent intervals there
we're glimpses OF sunshine and IT was
quite warm.
TAKES A DRIVE
After breakfast. at the home OF Presi-
dent Hopkins, the president and his party
drove about the town and into the beau
tiful Berkshire country beyond.
Mr.. Root and Mr.. Choate and Mr.. Jes-
sup were among those who took the ride.
The streets OF the town were filled with
many OF the residents OF the town and
visitors from surrounding districts.
The cordiality OF the people was dis
played at every point as the president
passed
The drive ended in time 10 give the
president n few moments leisure before
the procession was formed on the college,
grounds prior to the commencement
exercises.
A. 10:45 those who were 10 make up the
line were assembled in front OF the
library and a few moments later were
moving on their way to the Congrega-
tional church
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-22
president 7 s
VISIT To
WILLIAMS

c"cSt:ccc'tsc>.'c'c,. c,.>cecc'cscs2c1ce2"
o williamstown. Mass. June 22.- Z
O. q.
% Williams college was early astir TO- q
o day in anticipation OF one OF the Z
@ most interesting and important 4
@ events in its history, that OF con- i:
@ ferring upon the president OF the
o United States, the somewhat un-
o usual degree OF Doctor OF Let
o ters." g
o The president reached here last e
9 evening after a busy day at Wor- +.
o cester, where he received a Doctor .
o of Laws degree from Clark Univer- &.
o sity and for the night he was the I.
o. guest OF President Henry Hop .
o kins of the college which today will .
Z. honor him. 9
o Early this morning there was 9
8 promise of better weather than was (.
8 experienced at Worcester. where (.
9 the president had TO drive through (.
9 the falling rain and where one OF (.
8 his two addresses. that at Holy o
8 Cross College was delivered out OF !.
o .
3 doors in the midst Of the downpour. Z:
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-18
AoLLER.N' FcR The FLAG.
He never saw Il battle

lie never saw Il battle,
Nor heard I'll" muskcts ruttlc:
X" never wrasilcl har,;tacll or drank
fronla c:lnlG2n:
nc never snelied OF powder
l;t;t Teddy isn't proudcr
OF The marching constitution than this
patriot | mean.
and maybe he's a Jinyu,
But he talks d checry lingo
An! tho he's no: !. soldier yet he loves
Il starry rae.
tic doesn't 10 much hoastins,
But You never hear lin roasting,
For his son. is Yankee Doodle" and
he hollers Tor rhe flag.
-\nG it's that same mans opinion
That we should have dominion
From the isthmus to the Arctic: from
Long Island 10 LuZOn:
from Maine TO Mauna Loa,
ASH Domingo and Samoa:
From the Eskimos 10 Cuba; from Alas
ka 10 San Juan.
wei! mehbe he's a jingO,
But he talks a ncrvy lingo.
Md lingo beats the colo and a.chcw
ing OF the rag.
And Ia rather have a buffer
Than . sourfemDeral duffcr
That's afraid OF Yankee Doodle" and
or lolierin for tho nag
Maurice Smiley in Leslic's Monthly
Magazine for February.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-18
Hasty MIR. Comerforl.

The Tribune acknowledges mo 70
GENT of i letter from Tho Dastcr cr !,
church III Chicago taking M the de-
tense OF Nh Con,erforG ard t!enlOrir Z,
bis expulsion from TIC LEGISLATURE.
VITA much ct what our correspondent
has 10 say this paper is III complc;c
sympathy. Tho Legislature VAS roc
Indignant by h::lf Still. tile pastor wili
adElit that, rs lhc apostle saws. she
truth should not be spoken I'll eli
times. N"niicslly, ore Of the times
is Ghen Z man is z member OF a lcgis-
!itivc body and is not ii position 10
prove charges concerning tho integrity
OF his fellow members II Comcr1ord
tad >;liG that the Legislature used 10
nc cotruIu or is likely ia he corr,:nt
:l=ain he would have escaped in,.naii-
ate cons"rc and lie night haze ,r.;&te..
the Imagination OF his hearers IL ill!
~ TIE Intervals OF his narrative Com
II lHr1'S charges wcrc ,nultifaricu>
There are some Just mon even in thu
.-c&lSl:.t,'rc and it is CALM" 10 -her.
10 have tho impression 20 abroad ihat
ihey :.:c all ncmhcrs CT 4 penal colony.
!:os::tcs the present Legislature hasn't
dcno anything seriously wrong. Il,
hasn't had Zinc. c.e ii it hal tho ,,;c-
D0~!tiIn.--CA:c24n rrihnnn
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-18
OystOt1 Fishery.

Since 1856 wagons bearing this name
have served lhc Newport News public
with fresh caught fish, and ! am now
SoinS 70 ;ake Dart Of their customers
mo partnership, ara share the profits
With them. Next week Will tell you
how propose IL give them IN inicr-
est in the Oys,on Fishery and 10 share
with them its profits without any liza.
nifty Tor wages. wagons. nets. rope
hOatS. etc. or To any lnaS ny damage
from storm. or by reason Of collision
II ynl are moi II customer OF mine,
ho1,ing You VIII he. ! am yours for
fresh Ash, J. c. ROBINSON.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-18
TO INVESTIGATE
CHARGE OF GRAFT
TIE West Virginia Senate N;Il LOOK
into Allegations Made Ae,airst
Governor White.
(Ex -Aa::nciatcd Press.

f.4
CHARLESTON. VI VA. Feb. l.. ~
As climax 70 q series OF charges -au,s
cnNnter charges. The state Senate t..
day adopted a resolution providing ia,
h. investigation CT charges made
against Governor White by Senairr
caldwell or he iltor CT the Senate.
Caldwell charged that the governor
mad divided with The secretary OF
STATE the fees Of the latter cf!ice in con
siieration OF the appointment.
Ccvcrnor-elect Dawson is the pres
ont incumbent cf that Office.
The resolution also provides fer tho
investigation OF he charges ~ Gov
Wife, made in {. MESSAGE IL tic leg.
is'a!nre, that members had acceptc1:
hrihas 10 oppose rr advocate pending
Hesitation.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-18

Inc Niagara river is continued .Or :,
few Years longer the beauty and e1,an-
dear CT TN, falls Will DO very- .lrch
marrad. ii not destroyed We are in
formed that many Of rho leading ci,i-
lens CT the country arc very much IL
tereStcd in preserving this most awe
inSpirin" sral i'll tho world. and will
likely appeal To the legislature OF Now
York il It's rchHli
Such talk indicates profound i.no.
rance Of tho conditions existing at Nj
Iaa;tla Falls The LEGISLATURE CT Nov
for! could nc mere preserve ihc fails
Than j, could prevent the action Il re
Tide ~ Ccrey Island. Der CnEaHi:,.,
friends own the greater aud more DOW
cl''' hail CT tic tremendous waucsl::i:
and il Tho !.,n1irc State LEGISLATORS
discourage tf:ii spirit OF enterprise
which seeks 10 harness Niagara ,l.o,;
S,2tr Will lose the ''bcauty and gla;.-
dcur ~ Tho f:'ls.' is well as The nero
material power plants which wCut.l
transform ;nat section OF New I,,;..-
star" in'r 4 vast Industrial cen,cr
%ia"ara FAILS is impressive as
scenery. PROPERLY h:arncsecd its vast
power would nc Of inca!rElahlc benefit
10 mankind.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-18
Good st. Valentine,

y IS GOOD thing that ST. Valentine
does nct "lcw CID. We drift away from
hin1 ~ ,ho tide OF advancing years
while he, rorcnnally Young. appeal.
to tender hea-ts. he keeps alive the
g? q sentiment in human veins. 81
that spria" time always ,oi.as. when
music G!ls nc air and Covers bcur,
"ocn into glorious color lie l., !
choorN, comfortable creature. whose
wand is sunshine. and whose mantle +
JOY WITHOUT the influence OF his &c
nfu MYSTIC spclI. how dark and desc
1afe would ho Tho Worii Washington
Posi-.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-18
4 PECULIAR MEMORIAL GIFT.

an unusual prOvjsO is attached 10 4
memorial "ifr offered Nv Henry Dexter.
Tho New York millionaire puh!ishcr. in
none: o. lis son, Orlando J.. Dexter.
Who vas murdered in the Adirondack.
eyer !: year ago. Mr.. Dexter has given
500 t""' tom the estate TO the Enw
YORK Historical Sncicty, TO be used il
The erection OF 4 :cw building Vile.
the BUILDING is completed he has stipu-
lalch 1t must contain L bronze tablet
with this inscriHticn: Erected IL
honor CT 1ny Sen, Orlando T.. Dexter.
WHO was :lsSa.siEatci by y citizen ii
lhs: AdircnGaclS who was protected
from punishment for his t.imc by n,
or citizens &C tho AdironGacl,s' Tic
murdered man was shot 10 death frcr,
ambush While riding along 4 lonely
road. ara no Glow vas ever found 10
tho :is&assii
This Is c"riyin" 70 It's logical con
clusicll the theory that tho comIa,,.liiy
is responsible FOR tho crimes or its in
divid'rll members. Sucn a. ,laIc,. lny-
Ger. l;:r,;lI Will lIin" 10 Justice Tic
fugitive assassin. nor vii! il have tho
cit2ct OF lEacinG ). stigma upon .hc
residents a. the Adircndacls. Since
hGlther = 'ncsc results can BE- expect
co ~ como 1lom the inecrinticr *,
III! 10 see cittcr its practical urc o.
its sentimental i,Stjiitarit.,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-18
AS TO THE WiFE.BEATER

IN 3isr,'Ssin" thc adyisabilily Of as
'ahllaNlE. he whippin"-p1s, IN ,hG
lHstrlr, '}f Columbia. tie esteemed
Ncws Orleans Daily States calls aticu.
non 70 the ia"l that lie State ii ,izs
SaclIt>oi1s has & luw which puts !.
"ii"-!"atcr to wCrl: and the money IL.
rarn5 IS tE:nn.i over 70 His family sor
'hcl: support 10 not Eein= permitted,
70 snend & cent ct it ici' his own wants
ne law, II is said, i;as hnl i marked
eject III aiscOIr.,.in. ii! lha1 STATE
tho brutal treatment tr wives by mar
h'iSbanaa' hu the same does not sees:
20 pc ;tc case in Delaware. which has
nc Whppin--ncst as !, punishment TO-.
VIC hrh'GS. Tho sheriff OF WiImiu"-
ton sllo!i time aYo EXPRESSED tic,
"E!nion tl:2t vail: The punishment was
hru'alzln= he did not regard it rs. a.
leGite. because persons haI been r.
bt:t'nlE brought 10 The M'llippn"Dost
~ the sane nifcnsc and Tho only ~.
t'if'ihi oll''t vas 70 make ,rr ser.
fenced #raich mrrc vicious ana dc
graded
Wh'ie no care for the feeling. t.ncn
IA or hrdilyD nl he wii;;-bcalcr SHOULD
6''sf LEGISLATORS from applying Tic. lash
20 his lhck, the wiIc and children d.
aescry" sem" consideration. Tic s,,l
len f"flanf spirit bred iy the lash
might Vii, rs scnsc.ncc upon Inc
helpless victims Of tile home. ~
Massachusetts plan Both prntccts the
"!le and assists III supporting q fam.
liy which, all snc Frequently, has re.
cflrcd notl.inG hnt cnrses: and blows
from 'nc.one .,nn snond be protector
hhd n:oNider. II the BAY State Sian
mas proved nor" brnc icial Than INC
Delaware method, why not try i. in
Washington and in he clicr sections
"''"rc NC :.iaIi's!. is bcina discussed :
Fhcrc certainty could be no harm in
ii,yi''. t rs IN cxrcrimcn,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-18
GRAND DUKE BLOWN
INTO FRAGMENTS
Continued t.om first page.y
Protected by Troops.

Tho Tip 10 the Krolplin On that &c.
casion vas nadc L, niaat between SOL.
il lines Of lro1ns
Grand Duke Seraius was the wealth
lest mcmbcr ii tho impcri:l ta,nily
tic was tail handsome ana cordi?! III
namcr in spite OF The ruthless fashion
IN Which 10 exercised his authority a.
governor general. lie was childlcs%.
In, had adcntod iwo children OF his
hrc,lo" Paul. Who was hanishct q.
account of q mcr-anat;c alliance. SIR
::ius' record as :: soldier was not br;'
Liant. lie suffered disastrous 10.
.ea; ~ tic hands Of Cencral kn-crat
lin fniins lhc famous koursk mancnv-
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-18
AnD'cks LOSES SIX.
First Break in Ranks Since Csrd:
dacy Of Gas Man Began.
fcv Associated Press.

DOVER. nEj-., Feb 17--Whcn H.,
General Asscmhly nc. in .oirt Sos
sion Tor the senatorial ballet Today SIX
- The 'jnlan Republicans hr@le away
IRON ]. Edward Addicks.
This is rhc first break from Al.
Clicks since ne became q candidate for
United States: senator il. 1855. Til,
hcners scattered their votes.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-18
IMPERIAL FAMILY
HEARS THE. NEWS
Emperor Frustrated and CONSERVATION
Reigned-Foreign Ambassadors
Express Official Condolences.
tEy Associated Press !

ST. PETERSBURG. Feb. I1.-Thc
news CT the assassination al Grand
Duke Sorgius reached Tsarkoe Salo
Wniic the imperial family was enter
tanning Prince Frederick i.ecDo!d o.
Prussia. Ii created the greatest con
srernato,l.
Tho emperor IS reported to have
been completely nrostrate.! All fest
Eiuos III honor OF the prrssiaa guest
wele III once abandoned.
This afternoon An1haseador McCcr-
mick and the other ambassadors
drove % the palace 10 express their CT
'lcl'l condolences and also leaving
their cards At the palaces OF the yari.
gus members OF the immortal family.
Many Marked For Death.
At TIC tine sentence CT .!ea,E waa
-ncnnccG ~ Inc torrcli.;ts upcr.
Grand Du|:n Selgius i; vas rcncrlc,,
that Grand lrll:c Alexis procuratn~
q nc Holy SYNOD pohiodonos,sau
and Genora. Trcpch. rncn chiof o,
D6!ict' OF Arsecw ami nov ncrarnnr
general OF ST. Petersburg, were also
.toAAcMnc'; 70 death and. according q
schlo reports. i s:iniI;:: sentence vas
lmncscd upon the Howasor Empress.
Fh2 sentence # death CT Grant
Duke Scrsius was contained in :: proc
lamation issued by tie ~ccia! revoln-
l!onists CT Moscow after rho demon
-isa'Hn 2n December u 81 last y;ar
at 81 Peters burg was put down. i
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-18
Responsible Fer Catastrcrhe

aHch Of he responsibility for The
catastrophe AT The coronation OF En-
I'eror Nicholas in Moscow. when .av.
eral thousand persons were crushed
70 death at he time Of the distrihu-
zion OF rho imperial gifts. was ,att.
at Grand Duke Sergils' door. Il vas
held that lie had :lot taken sufficient
prec&'AiCns and TIC Liberals, after The
aflai: hvrc CT January 90. placed tho
major portion OF inc blame a. his
shoulders
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-18
Seats of the Senators.

rho House OF Heprescnt;,liy cs ms
passed 'hc .:ownserd-Escl bill 10 reg
uia,c the railways. only Il representa-
'ives Eotins against it. Yet the in
tercs'S' have a decided majority in
the House. The seats CT the senators:
arc moro sccurc-Aiilwaukoc News
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-18

Things h:.vc come 70 j nrrl,y pas;
wien TIC: hnSi.l 10 han& lawyers I'll,
next thing We know they'll be han=;r:,
doctors. and noboh" viii be cxena-
bur EDITORS A srsa1 many CT Tic /:
ter ere no. worth hansng.-Pctors-
bun" lndex-AppcaI.
~ Cmc one shonll be unllinl enough:
70 suggest hat ''huncs1 confessions Is
good tcr the soul" our csicclnct; con
tempo ra!v probably wcul! feel hurt.
p''t what can il expect when snch ~.
1nvltin" opening is presented?
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-18
y Lowell MaSS) man thinks hf. hac

\ Lowell tMass. man thinks he has
= mission 10 be President q the hi.
tc'; States. ne should Immediately
proceed 10 form a club with Hon.
Thomas e. Watson There might be 4
few ether distinguished Americans
WHO would De eligible to membership
jn The organization.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-18
ESTATE WORTH Halls MILLION

Decision of Texas Supreme Court
Gives II to Virginia Heirs.
Special 10 tie Daily I'ressl
RICHMOND. VA. Feb. l7.-l;v a tn
cisicn cl tho Supreme Court az Texas.
Et.wald Ecr'Dcr, r. Kcarncy rnrtnor
ana Miss Lily Vertnor, CT !,ura:, ~.
heirs Ct Or. Thomas Kcarne., have
hcen docla!ed entitled 10 an estate al
1000" acres Of land in Texas values al
halI a million dollars
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-18
Absentee Registration,

IN Ohio q law cSomptinE ci.i1ena
from the requirements OF personal res
lsfratio On tcr sufficient cause has long
been on TIC statute books. and il has
worked satisfactorily TO illustrate
tho difference III HE Two SYSTEMS. W.
may cite the 2Npe-icncc CT President
Mckinley and CT President Roosevelt.
TIC first Was enabled 10 register with
out the Inconvenience OF journey 10
Cantcn. by furnishing the local c,,,,,.
With certain atlidayits setting forth .:.e
Iact and cause OF his absence. E,ti
President Roosevelt is required t. reg
1Sto: III person. In framing !aN OF
exemption FOR this State VIC beli,r,
that the Ohio provision requiring Ger
tiiicaiiOn hv the courts; shCulG !,.. fol
lowed in substance. This Won, /: 80
far preferable, it seems 10 us, t., in
trusting the du!S to partisan cx,.ru.
tive official like tho county ctc~l>. ~
Syracuse Herald
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-18

\ small tobacco dealer in 4 Penn.
sylvania Town recently died am, loIt
Sl".G"n in cash lying around III yari.>.is
parts CT his slcall shack This MIGHT
pc used IL an argument that some lntr
hnd the tobacco habit profitable.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-18

The Nov York Herald hears a rcpoY.
that The mix '1',s1 proposes t. wato~
us STOCK. We were under the impress
sion mar i wouldn't stand any NOR,
water.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-18
Compulsory Pilotsge Abolished.

1:v Associated Prcss)
RALEIGH \. c. Feb Ill nc ii.
manc hili. ahojishinf, com. .nlsory piIct
agc from nc barber CT Wilmington.
vas passed by tic House Jcaay.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-18
CURRENT COMMENT.
oeeeoeeaoeoeoeeee@anamm
Lively Campaign il Prosnec.

II the President acc0mplishcG any.
thing The CORPORATIONS will try - Sc
cuF" CORPORATION man 10 snccct 4
'H"l. and tina, Mil give liic 10 TIC na..t
ca:nI'a'Sr and hone 70 1hn Democrats,
party. J! the President fails Is A.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-18
Guilt Upon Their Heads.

II cnr demonstration III MOSCOW.
tDcccmber is and 49, is crushed in q,
bloody 9 manner as that Of our broth
cr$ OF ST. Petersburg then he HE ",,;!t
therefor upon the head Of Grand nuL,.
Sergins snd General 'rre:oI ard Nc
the committee N that cvcrr have
iorcOrdaincd their death"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-18

Members ht the House Ct L;.ira3ar-
;atlvos arc much wrought up orcr ~
S-na,c's action in tac!in- J, rc:;,,,,.;
amendment on 10 the a-ricnr,r.ol ~.
pronr'n,icn bill. THO gentlemen may
very readily dcf,:,t Tie .mcrdiuen, !;
'i'cy arc willing - stand by their CO..
WEIGHS Thcy tee cjtcn hay. hrgi
:'Ehll 70 assert themselves in Similar
cases AMI The SENATE has h:ul lis Ma.-.
s''.ih houses should refrain from 5auls-
ITS 'li"l"ranl measures 70 The N, Is
pr"t!''n bills. Each proposition should
stand q, tall nncn its own 1ncli1=, az:
obvious inncsSihiliiy when the ta:4 oi
Important illcrests rests; upon INC
question s. t. whether CT nc, enc :hali
lal' inlo lire with thc lold-up game ct
q cc'@ric o.. selfish legislators
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