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Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1906-12-21

pension Office, and even when there.
only worked about four hours a day.
Then the job was a snap. 1t is still
there and still pays $50 a month when
the average boy would be glad to do
the work for IS week
The fact that the price of living has
gone up has nothing to do with the
case of that particular position. 1t
was entirely too well paid at that time.
II Is too well paid now and TO increase
1t 10 per cent a month would be alb
surd. Had the writer remained in the
pension office he might possibly have
risen to $1,000 or $500 a year by this
time. The newspaper business is not
noted as a lucrative profession but II
pays better than that in return for
twelve or fourteen hours a day about
$50 days in the year. after fifteen years
devotion. Shorter hours and more
pay is the slogan of the average gov
eminent clerk More work, fewer
idless and increased opportunities"
would appeal more strongly to the
country at large.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1906-12-21
Bath Robes

And lounsins Robes in Imported
German Woolens and Terry Cloth
Light and dark shades IN various ex-
elusive patterns. All sizes, $500 to
$1,000.
Smoking Jackets in rich elvets,
Brocsded Silks and Imported and Do
mestic two-tone fabrics Of fine tex
ture. Nothing ls more pleasing to a
man. Get him one of these. $500 to
$500.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1906-12-21
Gloves

The very best values that can be had
in Kid, Cape and Mocha, for semi, full
dress or driving. English or domestic
makes in wrist and gauntlet styles, a
practical gift. SOC, 75e, s1.oo and up.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1906-12-21
Scarf Pins

Studs, Fobs, Buttons, ete-Handsorre
Holiday NoveIties-dress accessories
pleasing to men-essentiaIs too-priees
as varied as the assortment IS large.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1906-12-21
STOCKS.

Copper 112%. sugar 1913. Anaconda
2S7. Atchison 1O2. Pfd. 100. c. & A.
st. Paul 1511z. Big Four 9O%, c. & S.
36%. LIST Pfd. 81, End Pfd. 56Iz; n. Y.
c. l2s%, Penn. 137 q, st. L. & S. +.
End Pfd. AN. Sp. 92A, U. P. 1914, U.
s. Steel 47A, Pfd. 1O4. w. U. IS.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1906-12-21
BONDS
GRAIN.

L. S. Ref IS. reg. 1O414, 2s, reg. 1929
New As, reg. 1904.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1906-12-21
Bags

Gladstone, Oxford Club and Cabin
styles in various feathers and prices.
Suit Cases % inc, and "a inch sizes in
Walrus, Alligator and Cow-hide. Pat
ent lock, clasps and some with straps
all hand sewed and steel frames.
$3.50 and up.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1906-12-21
English
Squares

Ascots, Tucks or Fourin- Hands, in
exclusive weaves; exquisite patterns
in dainty shades-5oe to $3.50.
Some in handsome boxes ready to
mail-75c and 500.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1906-12-21
Handkerchief

popular gft-and they're here in prousion; Silks in
dainty shades with self contrasting figures also plain
white and initiaed-35c 20 $500.
Genuine Irish Linen various width hens, initiated
pan-in white eoIors-soe three box, others-15e
to 75c each.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1906-12-21
Half Hose

Superfine Black Silk-genuine
siIk-Lisle-in shades Of pearl,
tan, plum, reseda, mulberry and
black, in stripes, checks and pol
ka dots, double soles, high spill.
ced heels, long legs, and flexible
cuffs-slso high grade cashmere
and cotton-35c to $50.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1906-12-21
Full Dress Shirts


Madras
and
of many useful, practical gifts be had
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1906-12-21
Holiday
Suspenders

Superb silk webs beautiful shades and pleasing patterns
with Sterling silver Gold plated buekeIs-put to
the box-75c to $3.50. These always acceptable.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-10
MATTHEW'S CONVICTED
Wife Murderer is Sentenced 10 20
Years ID Prison.
INSANITY PLEA AvA|Ls NOT.
Prosecution Established Motive and
Proved Tia, Man Had Expressed
Intention to Commit crIme-AppeaI
10 Be Taken.
fBv Associated Press. }

RALEIGH. y. G.. March 9.-Aficr
dfiihrrafinS thirteen hours. The jury
IN The case of Or. j. y. Matthews.
the Greensboro. n. C., physician
charged with HE murder of his wife
ON December /. 1905, returned a
verdict al $3.50 o'clock this morn.
ing OF gnilty in the second degree.
Judge Ferguson sentenced The pris.
"ner TO the pcniieniary FOR Il term
of twenty years.
Counsel for Matthews Immediately
announced lliat IN appeal would be
taken 10 he Supreme Court.
Matthews relied upon plea of in
sanity as defense. There was ex
pert testimony 10 support the conten-
lion. The prosecution established a
motive. however. by Introducing rvi
dcncc 10 show hal Matthews had
threatened 20 kill his wife on Il for.
mer occasion when he claimed that
she had been unfaithfnl.
rac most sensational allegation
al Tho trial was that Matthews had
injected strychnine into his wife
while she was i'll, while pretending
10 he offering prayer ut her bed
side.
Z, d u
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-10
HARD WORK FOR ARMY
Soldiers to See Service in The Field
And at Once.
Especial To The Daily prrss)

lSUtclil Ia me DAILY lfrSS
WASHINGTON. March ., ,rrcsi-
dent Roosevcli's idea of greater aciivi.
~ for he troops of the army will hn
carried into effect a, once Every com.
lany of infantry battery of field ar.
iillcry and troop of cavalry will have
weekly marches of from twelve To fif.
teen miles. monthly tomrs in Tho field
OF three days Of camping exercise. anh
al least iweniy-onc days Of canscrn-
tive encamnmont each year.
The garrison work of The troops is
also carefully outlined. while the field
work. such as marches and target
practice. will he conducted with the
snl,licr carrying his full kit. MS he
would in war. recommendation male
To the President by Major General
Wood. This is with The idea uf max.
Ing the troops familiar with their
equipment. so they may become ;ic-
cnstomed Ia the socallcd burden and
know what to expect when they are
ordered into the field away from The
conveniences of the garrison.
The order has been awaited With
keen expectation by all officers. and
will lie Issued in n few days. tn 20 into
effect at once along lines which have
been developed by General Staff. has
ed on memorandum which came
some weeks ago from the White
House.
The President, in his observations
of The military personnel came 10 tho
conclusion that there was not enough
practical work for the MN in the
ranks and for that matter. for the
Officers themselves. The latter have
their schools. involving work which
some military observers regard as al
together ont of proportion To the
needs of The profession and Mr.. Roosr
welt considered that il would he adj
vantaseous Ia reproduce rs nearly as
possible the demands for equipment
and conduct which will he imposed by
actual warfare.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-10
sMooT AND ALCOHOLIC cAhDy.
w. c. r. v. Finds Them Equal Men
aces to Home.
(Hs Associated ,'rras.)

NEW YORK. March a.-rhc Wo-
mans Christian Temperance Union OF
New York County wants Il square
deal for The home. anal with "a view
10 obtaining the same will call Il sncc.
ial prayer mnerins on behalf Of Pres.
idrnt Ronsrvcli.
This action was decided npon at a
meeting held in the ST. Nicholas Ave
me Presbyterian Church.
From the President ana his mes.
snssr the meeting descended 10 alec.
holic candy n Brooklyn member huv.
ing discovered that her small son was
RECALLING himself on such confections
Il wish -yon could have seen that
candy" she said. III was covered
with chocolate, filled with punch.
whiSkcy and brandy. an,l labelled cor.
dial drops. We've had a detective
ut work. aii'l he has aSccrrainad that
The candy is imported in large qmanti.
ties by high class candy stores. and
that though very expensive. they sell II
grcaI deal ct IL. The detective Is still
working ON the ease. The importers
and sellers Of the candy are violating
The law, ana will shortly he prose.
cnicd.
Reed Smool and alcoholic candy
arc equal menaces 10 The home" con.
clnhcd the Brooklyn woman.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-10
To Study Revival.

Rev. r. I. Wexford, pastor Of tho
First Presbyterian church. left last
night for Washington. where tomorrow
he will preach at The Central Presby.
teran church forN Rev. DR.. Pitzer
Monday MIR Wexford expects to &c
to philadelphia TO study for few
days the great evangclistic movement
in progress there. Tomorrow week
he viii preach on The subjects. THE
Great Rcvivals of History" and "A
Great Revival In Newport Newa."
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-10
WOMAN ESCAPES eALLows.
Mrs. Tolla's Sentence COMMITTED 10
Short Term in Prison.
BY Associated Press.)

TRENTON, n. j., March 9.-The
sentence OF death imposed upon Mrs.
Antoinette 1olla, the Bergen county
mnrderess. for the killing of Joseph
Scnta was today commrted to seven
and one:.half years Imprisonment by
the court of parGons.
Mrs Tolla was to have been hang,
ed In Hackcnsack on Monday, March
IL. This IS the first time the court
of pardons has ever commnted death
sentence to other than life imprsnn.
mcnt.
Newly discovered evidence was pre-
scented to the court of pardons today,
when u was shown that n l0nded re
valver was taken from Sonta's cloth.
ing after he had been SHOT by the
woman.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-10
WIFE MURDERS SISTER
Jealous Woman Kills Girl Who
Went With Her Husband.
SECOND ATTEMPT SUCCESSFUL
Four Shots Are Fired Into the Err
ring child--Meets Her Rival in
Bedroom and is sho. Down and
Dies Immediately From Wounds.
(By Associated press.)

ATLANTA. GA. March 9.--Mrs.
Willie Stnndifcr. wife Of l.. NJ. Stan
difcr. Of the American Canning Com
pany, this morning went 10 The
house OF her married sister Mrs,
y. u. Durham, entered the room,
of her unmarried sister. Miss Willie
Whiznant. eighteen years old. pull
ed a pistol and shot her four times,
killing her instantly.
Mrs. Standifcr was jealous OF her
youngest sister on account of he.
husband Mrs. Siandifcr has been
arrested MS has also her husband
Mrs. Slamdifer went 10 kill tha
girl last night. hui found tliat she
was ont with Mr. Srandlfer. Miss
Whiznant. ii is stated, was 10 be
married next week.
Mrs. S,andifer tried to get The girl
10 80 before Mr.. Standifcr as the
wife wanted tn shoot The grl IN his
presence. When she refused, Mrs.
Standier asked her:
Aren't you ashamed for coming
between me and my husband as You
have? vii! you repcnt?"
Il will not" replied the girl aud
the shooting followed Immediately.
Mrs. Sandifcr expressed no regret
for her act. declaring that she had
avenged her outraged woman
hood"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-10
FLOOR SINKS AT AUCTION
Three Hundred Women Bargain Hun.
tiers in Panic.
(Rv q ss0cinled Press.D

NEW BRUNSWICK, March o.
August Streitwolf is going to Europe
ana advertised his household goods
to be sold at auction at his apartments
al No. % Peace street. Three hun
dred women. eager for bargains. filled
every room and damned the halls.
Suddenly the floor began to sink.
and word was brought that The cell.
ing was falling. There was rush
for the stairway and a panic was
threatened,
The anctioneer, Lewis II. Hope,
anieteh the crowd. and then adjourned
the sale.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-10

mi'lee on the judiciary To-Day refused
!" report ont The Randall hill pro
limiting members of Congress from
accepting AMI railroad. steamboat.
Telegraph and express companies from
things of valne. The motion will he
renewed when Il fun meeting ol the
committee can he had.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-10

a year, The officers of the general
STAFF fully acquainted with the hah.
its OF The Moros say they have not
the slightest fear that the Moros
Will try 10 rciailate for he crush
Ing defea, administered 10 them.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-10
Carnegie Aids Acadia College.
Try Associated Press

WOl-FVlLl-B n. c.. March o.
The sum Of 100000. ia he used In the
erection OF II new building for the
scientific department., has been prom
Used TO Acadin College by Andrew Car
negie No conditions are attached
Ia the gift.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-10
Battle Ground Near Jolo.

WASHINGTON. d. c.. March o.
Army officers here who have served
in the .Inlo group say that Mount
Dajo, the scene of the action, Is
located about fourteen miles from
.Iolo. the capital of the island. Moro
Colo is on The TOP of the mountain.
Once before The garrison of natives
was induced TO yacnte the place by
The exercise of diplomacy, hut here
5toforc no force has been able to cap
iture it.
The Sixth Infantry which seems
to have borne the brunt of he fight
ing, was from Fort I-eayenworth.
and probably in the Philippines about
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-10
TNo.cENT FARE BILL
UP TO GOV. SWANSON
Anll.Craft Measure VIII Become a
Law as Soon as The Chief
Executive Signs It. /.
RfD|sTa|sT|NG ACT IS PASSES
f'ouse Adopts the Minority Report
on the Corporation Commission in.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Are TO BE
Regulated and Numbered as in
Other States.
Especial 10 the Daily Press.

tSpcciai In the Daily Press.)
RICHMOND. VA, March 9.--The
il"us" has adopted the minority re
port. as did The Senate, on the Cor
paraiion Commission inquiry.
No recorded vote on tho final ne.
lion was taken. as noi II sufficient
number asked it. Only IL sustained
HE can fer The ayes ana noes.
Snake" Bill Goes to Governor.
The Ordway 'ullcr snake hill"
mas passed the State Senate. and
when Governor Swansons signature
Is affixed 10 The measure it, will he
II law. The measure seeks 10 prc.
vent rcdistricting OF wards In cities
except under prohbitiyc conditions
IL is aimed primarily at Norfolk
where 1t prevents another rcdistrict-
Ing OF lis wards 81 that the Fourln
ward cannot he wiped nnt Of cxist-
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-10
Many Soldiers Promoted.

WASHINGTON, D. G.. March o.
Tho President sent the following
nominations to the Senate today;
Lieutenant colonies to he brigadier
generals Lorenzo w. Cooke, Twen.
ty-siXth Infantry: Joseph NJ. Calif.
artillery corps: Henry S. Tnrrll, dep.
MY surgeon general; Crosby p Mil.
Ter, deputy luartermaster general.
Colonel to be hrigadier general
John w. Bnbb. Twelfth Infantry
TO be surveyor general of Wynm.
ing-Alphcns P. Hanson.
congressman Retain Their Graft.
WASHINGTON. D. c.. March o.
BY vote of 8 TO 6, the House com
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-10
Bars lIIiterates From citizenship.

WASHINGTON. March 9.-Thc
house today passed los private pen.
sion bills and devoted three hours "a
The consideration of bill providing
uniform system of naturalization.
the chief features of which require an
alien to write either his own or The
English language. and to speak and
read The latter and TO declare his N.
tention to live permanently in The
United States before he can lecome
an American citizen
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-10
Eaoles' POOL Tournament

Games In The pool tournament al
the Eagles Homo last night resulted
as follows:
Frank Hickman. 100; Hoffman, II,
Schott, 100; HAMPTON, 60.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-10
ARIZONA LEFT our IN THE COLO
-{Ny AssncinIel Press !
Defeats the Measure.

= '
WASH NGTON. March 9.-'roaav Al
D:.sh p. IN. the senate passed IL hill for
nc admission OF II new state 10 ne
called Oklahoma ana ia he composed
OF 58 Tile territories of Oklahoma AMI
indian territory. II was the house
1Clrt siatcluoh bill with all The prnvis.
IONS relating 10 Arizona and New Mex.
leo stricken out. The motion 10 strike
out was made by Mir. Burrows and
u was carried by the close vote of -
70 90. after having been lost by the
still closer vote OF - 10 &c
Rate Bill Comes Up
Immediately after the disposal of
theass statehood hill the house railroad
rate bill. on motion Of Mr. 'rilman, was
MADE the unfinished business. but as
thaesenatr adjourned over Saturday
and Sunday. the actual considerable ion
OF the measure will not hegn until
Monday ~.
The vote on statehood came as The
climax of a day devoted exclusively
to- that, bill .- Ei'r -.
s!FSiiJSs, Duhms secured the .incorpora.
lion OF nm nnti-polygamy amendment.
hut the elimination of Arizona from
the measure delracted somewhat from
the Importance of the accomplishment.
Testers With Mormonism.
Mr. Dubois followed with sneecb
in support Of an amendment offere,
by him prohibiting polygamists and
MormonS from voting II the DropoSc,
STATE Of Arizona. as was provided bv
the Idaho test oath. He said he had
seen Il lisI OF from fifty to one hun
dred thousand polygamists living IN
Arizona and that there also were
many in New Mexico.
MIR. linrrow.. advocated the ciimina
ton of Arizona and New Mexico from
The bill. and presented ali amendment
10 That end He based his Oppnsitl Ion
on the ground that there were many
polygamiSts in the two territories an,
spoke OF polySamy as IAN offenSc
against The civilization of the age"
Polygamy a Curse.
He said the real Gffemsc was not In
plural marriage hmt in polygamous co
habi'niio ion practiceh after marriage
clsrwhrr. He quoted from lrtters tc
show hat there were many Nor
mons Twin. in pnlygamy IN both Arl
IONA and New Mexico and said thai
there had been thirty-Gnc convictions
under lha lGdmunhS act. Il majority
of which were for unlawful cOhabi.
lation.
AS amended by the senate the hill
provides Tor the creation of the STATE
OF Oklahoma ont OF Oklahoma and In
dian Territory, upon the adoption cf
Il constitution. The State is allowed
The usual quota Of executive, judicial
and Legislative officers. Two United
States senators and five members Of
The national House of representatives.
Protection For Red Men.
"A constitutional convention with 10
members. 50 Of which are to lie chosen
by cac hof the territories comprising
The tSate. is provided for.
The sale Of Intoxicating liquors in
what is now Indian Territory is pro.
llibitcd for twcnty-one years and long.
cr unless The constitution Is changed
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-10
BIG VESSELS MOST ECONOMICAL
With an Armada Enforced by s,eh
Mammoth na,tleships ,he United
States Would be Able to Rule the
Congress win he Urged 10
nc, at once.
Especial to the Daily Press +,

WASHINGTON. March ..--lf tile
hest minds in The navy cn,lll infh,.
encr Congress Ia understand their
view of he naval requirements Of tn.
United States the Fifiy.ninth Con.
Sre#s would appropriate money for
me construction of five ships that
would put he wonderful new is. nnn
ION "Drca'lnau.ht' batilcship of The
british navy AMI her forthcoming sis,
ter ships far in The shade.
y new era has moi exactly occurred
In naval science. with The construc.
finn OF the "Drcadna,ight." United
states experts have for at least Two
years. in the recommendations of the
general board and the reports of bu.
reau chiefs, urged The biggest tyne Of
snip as the most economic and eff.
cien kind of fighting vessel The
recommendations were Ruthless. ann
The most sizeahle ship now authorized
in the United States navy is lG.OO0
tons.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-10
Two.cent Fare Assured.

Delegate Churchman'S two.cnnt
railroad rate bin passed The House
today with absolutely no opposition.
though the Senate amendments were
roncnlrcd In. This means that tic
measure awaits the governors sigma
'irc To become a law.
Anti-Graft Bill Passes Assembly.
The bill prohibiting and Furnishing
The olcring of brides. commissions
or Bonuses to employees or agents.
with the intent to corrl,ptly influence
The discharge Of their duties, when
originated in and passed the House
OF Delegates, was today concurred in
by the Senate, ana goes 10 tha
governor for his signature.
h The bill is known as The ..antI.
graft" bill, and provides that any
person found guilty shall he punish
cd by fine of moi less than 500, or
by both fine and imprisonment for
MOI more Than one year.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-10

Client kind of fighting vessel Tha
recommendations were Ruthless. ann
The most sizeahle ship now authorized
in the United States navy is lG.OO0
tons.
England in the Lead.
.Greai, Britain's departure in battle-
ship architecture has been followed
Immediately by Germany and France
Moth of the later governments an.
noincinS that III least six naval leva.
thans will he constructed forthwith,
Great Britain got flying start, and
VIII have her armada of 1000 ion.
ners ailnat before her rivals fairly
have the kcels of their big ones laid
down.
M truthworthy information is oh
ia:nahle as Ia insr The character of
the novelties in the DrcadnaughI
ships. u is understood. however. that
She will carry ten. and possibly twelve
l2-inch rifles. this tremendous pow
erfnl primary battery being supported
only by :!-inch rapid fires to rencl tor
neln attacks. She will have Turbine
engines. double rudder. AMI proba
bly, four sets of screws .insuring n
speed OF above nineteen knots.
190oo-ton Ships for Uncle Sam.
What our experts would like 10
have is permission and money Ia build
five ships Of something over l9,OO0
ions, clear advance Of over ,Onn
tons above the Drcadna,ight' ships"
one Of the most learned officers i'm the
navy said today
I'VE believe that tho advantages in
efficiency 10 be gained by increasing
The tonnage from $1,000 tons 10 above
10000 is far greater In propurinn
than would he obtained by the in.
crease from lf000 10 $4,000. 10 snl,.
port Il battery of twelve l2.ich rifles
in tnrrets. The structure mus, be
greatly strengthened to siiifpn The
ship fore and aft
Would Rule the Seas.
With Il 1880 tons ship. we could
sail around a 'Dreadnaught' and carry
Il battery that would have no equal
alloat. Our means of pointing l2.inch
rifles now are SO perfected that AM
erican snnners can make as many hits
with the big calbres as they did with
The Intermediates in the Spanish war"
This OFFICER stated thar with n
squadron of five such ships as he sua.
gcStcd the North Atlantic fleet would
he wei nigh invinciblr against any
amanda that could come over seas.
The United States naval tactical unit
is four ships, divisions of this nun.
Der Of vessels being manocuvercd
alone. in squadrons and fleet forma.
tons. With five ships OF the $4,000
ton class one could be in dock yard
reserve and tho other four could stay
in commission with full realization
that for few years nj least no other
navy could approach their efficiency.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-10
Saloon Me

a request of Delegate l,arrctt
that his bill restoring the Jail sen-
icncc feature for violation OF the
Sunday liquor laws be taken mp.
was refused
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-10
Care For Old EIaas.

Senator Anderson, OF Richmond
procured the passage of the bill pro-
vid;ng for the care and preservation
OF re returned Confederate battle
flass for which no owners can he
tGtiud
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-10
Houston Tax Bill Passed.

Delegate Rev requested that The
House take MP out Of lis order dele.
gate IIonston's bil removing The
county ,ax on merchants. l! was
Ordereh 10 lis cngrOssmcni.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-10
rs Americans Killed.

The army casualties were fifteen
enlisted men killed, four commissions
cd officers and thirty enlisted men
wounded. The naval casualties mum.
hered thirtytwo. Ensign II. d. Cook.
Jr., commanding the u. S. S. Pam
panga, was severely wounded ana
CoXswaln Gilmore was severely
wounded In the elbow.
"'rhc constahnary casualties were
Captain John Il. White. wounded in
the thigh. severely: three enlisted
men killed and thirteen wounded;
Captain ryree Rivers. slight flesh
wound in The thigh; Lieutenant Cor
don. slightly wounded in the right
hand; Lieutenant Wylie 4. Conway,
Sixth Infantry. slightly wounded III
the left eye. All the wounded are
doing we'll.