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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-03-21

AVISO.-Don Gregorio Lopez Falc6 par
ticipa sus numerosos amigos y relaciona-
dos, que desde esta fecha deja de pertene-
INDIES TRADING CO.. establecida en-
Caguas y La Cidra y que ha entradO & for
mar parte sde Ia compafIa THE WEST
INDIES CIGAR CO., establecida en- Are
cibo. Ava.
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IUzGAD0 De PIz De SAN JUAN.

NicoIls Nuesa. por proferir palabras
obscenas en- Ia via pdblica, $500.
Pedro Torres, por maltratal IN caballo
dandole garrotazos $500.
Benito Casanova, por defecar en- la mu-
ralla del recinto Sur e1.OO.
Remigio Rosa, por tfrar piedras en- la
via pGblica $500.
Absuelto IN aouaado de infringir Les
Ordsnanaau Municipalea.
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-Por la noche las ocho en- punto, en-
el teatro del Parque, maiiana Sc pondTan
en- escena: Loo Mississippi" 2o.-Baile
Ia Curra" por la pareja Carreras 3D.
Estreno del pasillo "Agua, Azucarillos
Aeuardiente." 4o.-Otro estreno. La
preciosa zarzuela, una de llas perlas del
genero chico. "EI senior joaquin"
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En- Ia Mansion Eiecutiva.

Enta mafiana visit6 al gobernador Win
throp Ell senior Matienzo Cintr6n, presiden-
te de turno de la Union de Puerto Rico,
teniendo ambos una larga cordial confe-
rencia.
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A nuestrOS agenteS.

Agotada nuestra edici6n del dia 20, su-
plicamos nuestros agentes de Ia isla Sc
sirvan remitirnos los ndmeros sobIantes
que de ese dia tengan.
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AJEDRsE&

puerto
Poscio la "a. jugada.
"a iugada A "a iugada Negras G. D. B. A. q
Negras -Le6nP Paredes.
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AGREE UPON 4 RATE Bill
DEMOCRATS AND REPUBLICANS
WILL UNITE UPON FAVOR
ABLE REPORT.

Washington, Jan. 25.-After a con-
ference lasting all the afternoon the
house committee on Interstate and
foreign commerce yesterday agreed
upon a rate bill to be known as the
Hepburn bill and to be reported to the
house with the unanimous recor-
mendation of the eighteen members
of the committee.
In the main the bill is the original
Hepburn bill, but a number of con,
cessions we're made to the Democrats
and their ideas as set forth in the
Davey bill, were freely Incorporated
in the perfected measure.
Chairman Hepburn was congratu-
lated by all the members of his COM
mittee on the drafting of a bill upon
which both parties could agree, and
the members of the committee assert
confidence that the successful out
come of their long conferences will
have marked effect upon the attitude
Of the senate toward the measure.
Mr.. Hepburn and the other Repub-
licans agreed to accept the wording
Of the Democratic bill in the provis-
ion for the fixing of the maximum
rate. The amendment which was ac-
cepted provides that the commission
shall fix a :'just, reasonable and fairly
remunerative rate, which shall be the
maximum rate"
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PLOTS 10 KILL
OFF NOTABLfS
GIGANTIC ANARCHIST PLOT is
UNEARTHED in PENNsNL-
WANNA.
TWO GOVERNORS ARE MARKED
PENNYPAcKER AND PATrlsoN
WERE TO BE The FIRST
VICTIMS.
TWO GOVERNORS ARE MARKED

Washington, Pa, Jan. 25.-What is
believed to be a gigantic anarchist
plot for the destruction of prominent
men in the United States was UNI
earthed at Baird, a small mining town
ten miles east of here, yesterday. The
bungling of a coterie of Washington
county Italian members of the organi-
zation betrayed the plot, which is be-
lfeved to be extensive. It is known
that Gov. Pennypacker Of this state
and Gov. Pattison of Ohio were con
demned to death by the organization.
Evidence was also found that leads
the authorities to believe that many
other high officials were included.
Coroner Sipe of Washington county
stumbled upon the scent while search
ing for the murderers of Michael Ger
razola, a wealthy Washington county
Italian, who was killed last week.
Plots Are Outlined.
George Barli, an Italian, was ar
rested by the police, accused of the
Cerrazola murder. In his clothes was
found a paper containing the plans
formulated in a small hut, evidently
the meeting place Of some society to
which he belonged. Officers finally
discovered this shanty at Baird, in a
dense swamp. They broke it open and
found there evidence that will incrim-
mate at least half a hundred Italians
in Washington county. The room was
lined with pigeonholes filled with let
tiers in which plots for the killing Of
numerous, officials was outlined.
The destruction of Gov. Pennypack-
er and Gov. Pattison was designated
to the local band, and similar gangs
in other parts Of the country were
given their territories. Nearly all the
letters found were received from Pat
erson, N. j.. but no we're
signed.
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AMERICANS TRY
TO HEAL BREACH.
ENDEAvoR TO BRING FRANCE
AND GERMANY NEARER
TOGETHER.
WORKING FOR A COMPROMISE
MOROCCAN DELEGATES SPEND
DAY CELEBRATING ALTON.
SOS FEAST DAY.

A1geciras, Jan. rs. - Henry White,
ambassador to Italy, and head of the
American delegation to the Moroccan
conference, is making the weight of
the United States felt in frequentfeh-
beavers to bring France and Germany
nearer together before the disputed
questions arise in the conference.
These questions cannot long be disre-
garded, as the discussion of the ques-
ton of economic reforms in Morocco
will begin next week.
It has been impossible for the Uni
ted States to take the lead in seeking
a way toward an agreement that shall
guarantee to all countries an
Equal Footing In Morocco
and yet recognize in some respects
the special position of France. 1t is
a difficult task, but all the govern
ments except those directly con
cerned are assisting in it because of
the danger Of the situation should the
conference fail of a settlement.
Great Britain is acting entirely with
France and is not disposed now to
ask France to modify her terms. Italy,
however, as the ally Of Germany and
the friend of France, and Russia as
the ally of France and the friend of
Germany, are cooperating in the x
pectation to find a compromise.
Honor Alfonso's Feast Day.
The delegates to the Moroccan con-
ference devoted the day to a series of
brilliant functions commemorating
King Alfonso's feast day. The Span
ish, French and British s%quadrons In
the harbor displayed a full compile
ment of colors and from daylight the
warships and land Notifications sa-
luted.
The reception on the cruiser EN-
peror Charles V. brought out several
marked evidences of the reunited ties
between the United States and Spain.
A huge American flag formed the
most notable part of the decoration in
the center of the pavilion under which
the guests were received.
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Defends THE ADMINISTRATION
sPooNER TALKS ON MOROCCAN
CONFERENCE AND sANTo
DOMINGO AFFAIRS.

Washington, Jan. "a. For more
than three hours yesterday Mr.. Spoon
er occupied the time of the senate in.
explanation and defense of the
course of the administration relative
to the Moroccan conference at Alge-
ciras, Spain, and in connection with
Santo Domingo.
The speech, in the main, was are
Spouse to the speeches Of Mr.. Bacon
and Mr.. Tillman, and it's purpose
was to Justify the president'skact in.
both the matters under discussion.
There were frequent Interruptions by
Mr.. Tillman and some sharp ex-
changes of repartee between him and
Mr.. Spooner..
MI. Culberson' followed Mr.. Spooner
with a brief speech in which he said
jurisdiction of the subject in the mat
ter of the Dominican treaty, thus
usurping the powers of the senate.
The eight-hour law cannot be abro-
gated for work on the Panama canal,
and canal commissioners cannot re-
ceive additional compensation besides
their salaries as commissioners.
These two changes in the urgency de-
fciency appropriation bill now under
consideration in the house was the net
result of yesterdays session.
Innumerable amendments consumed
the time in discussion but met defeat.
When the session ended about. half Of
the bill had been considered.
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FRAUD is CHARGED.

La Crosse Man Alleged to Have
Cleaned Up $4,000.
La Crosse, Wis, Jan. Is. - f. M.
Behr, an importer Of art works, was
arrested here yesterday by a deputy
United States marshal on a charge OF
using the mails with intent to defraud.
Behr advertised steel engrayings for
sale and then, it is alleged, sem cheap
pictures to his customers through the
mails. It is alleged that he received
from IS to $45 from each customer
and that his business for the past two
years amounted to $25, 900. Behr was
released on $3.50 cash bail.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1906-02-01
RESUME OF THE NEWS
Crimes.

H ..# H-F e.. tItilS H#|H-pWHN s.n.
Probate Judge church of Caldwell,
Idaho; has committed Harry Orchard
on the charge of having murdered ex,
Gov. Frank ~Steunenberg. The defense
offered no testimony.
R. L. Hubbard Of S~heboygan, Mich,
committed suicide by leaping from the
third story of a private hospital at
Buffalo, N. Y. He was epileptic and
became violent while suffering from a
severe attack.
The police of Mexico City have dis
covered a gang of American sharpers
who operate chiefly on tourists, Turing
them into poker games where they are
f1eeced. One of the gang has been ar
rested and others have fled.
Clay Shaffer, gedNtwenty-ive, with
the assistance of Sam Marty, same
age, held up and attempted to rob
Shaffer's aged father on the streets Of
Plainview, Neb., at midnight. The
town marshal appeared and they fed
They have left the country.
David E .Sherrick, former auditor
of Indiana, was arrested on two addi-
tional indictments charging him with
embezzlementsand conspiracy to com.
nit a felony. The trial of Mr.. Sher-
rick has been set for Feb. 5. Bond
was given in the sum of $4,000.
After a desperate fight with two pc
licemen, an unknown man, supposedly
insane, committed suicide at the resi-
dence of Jacob Kunkel at Milwaukee
by cutting his throat with a razor. Two
officers, Herman Marquardt and
George Boerner, were slashed by the
maniac.
A daring robbery took place in the
National Banking company's Offices at
Newark, N. J., when a satchel contains
ing $3.50 disappeared from a counter
while the nan who had just drawn the
money turned for a moment to speak
to a friend. Both he and his friend
say they saw no ONE approach the
satchel.
The committee in charge of the in
v~estigation of the affairs Of Denison,
Prior & Co., Cleveland brokers, has
announced that it is his belief that
forgeries to the extent of several hun.
dred thousand dollars exist, and are
confined to the following three issues
Of bonds: City OF Canton, Ohio, 4 per
cent water works extension bonds;
South Sharon, Pa, AZ per cent inn
DrOVement bonds. and Athena Mich.
5 per cent water works bonds.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1906-02-01
PACKERS ON GRILL.
District Attorney Morrison Attacks
Defense Of Beef Trust.

District Attorney Morrison Attacks
Defense Of Beef Trust.
Chicago, Jan. 25.-Yesterday was a
day of grilling in the packers a
on trial before Judge Humphrey.
United States District Attorney Nor
rison spoke all daysto the jury in be-
half of the government, but did not
complete his opening statement. At
ter he finishes to-day, L. 0. Krauthoff,
now practicing law in New York, and
formerly general counsel for Armour.
& Co., will be called as the first wit
ness for the packers. He will tell Of
his conversation at the Chicago club
with Commissioner Garfield prelimi-
nary to the commencement Of the in
vestigation Of the packers, and the
statements then made by the commits
sioner as to the immunity guaranteed
the packers under law If they gave
testimony desired by him. Commits
sioner Garfield may not be called as a
witness for several days, the. attor-
neys for the packers having changed
their plan to- make no opposition to
the admission, as evidence of Commits
sioner Garfield's report.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1906-02-01
FAvoRs LOCK CANAL.

Engineer Stevens Says 1t Can Be
Built in Eight Years.
Washington, Jan. Pa lock- canal
at $147,000,000 and not more than
eight years to build, or a sea level
canal at a cost of about $3.50, 900
and from twelve to fifteen years to
build, were the two problems dis
cussed yesterday by the senate COM
mittee on interoceanic canals. The
lock type was favored by Chief Engi-
neer John F. Stevens, in charge Of the
construction work on the Isthmus Of
Panama, who was before the commit
tee all day, and will return at 2:30
O'Clock to-day. Informal expressions
Of members of the committee favor
Mr.. Stevens recommendation.
The opinion was expressed by Mr..
Stevens that a lock canal would sup
ply all the needs Of commerce, and
that practically the only argument
that could be made III favor Of the sea
level canal is in the time that would
be saved in conveying ships from
ocean to ocean.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1906-02-01
UPRISING in CHINA.

Trouble Threatened Over Taxation
for canton-Hankow Railway.
Canton, China, Jan. "a. Serious
trouble threatens to break as a result
of the yiceroy's scheme of taxation In
order to raise revenue for the con-
struction Of the Canton.H ankow rail
way. The merchants guilds are de-
termined on u retaliatory stroke and
the viceroy threatens the leaders with
d~ecapitation. The three Chinese gun
boats have been summoned from,
Shanghai.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1906-02-01
Accidental Happenings.

W
The town of Convoy, thirty miles
west of Lima, Ohio, is reported to
have been swept away by fire during
the night.
The Dunlop Milling company's plant
at GAINESVILLE, Tenn, was damaged by
fire to the extent of $780, 900; insur-
ance, $4,000.
The two wives of Charles Living.
ston, a prominent Mormon, fell on an
icy sidewalk at Salt Lake. One broke
her right arm, the other her left.
A heavy wind blew in the south wall
of Bacon's school house, six miles east
of Micbigantown, Ind, killing Delpha
Johnson, twelve years Of age. and in
juring a score of scholars. The in
jured will recover.
The steamer George Spencer, which
went ashore near Townsville, north
shore of Lake Superior, during the
gale Of Nov. 81 and 28, has been aban.
doned by Whitney Bros who had TAX
en- a contract to release her. 1t will
not be worth while to save the hulk.
Benjamin Robertson was killed at
Traverse City, Mich, and five friends
with whom he was coasting down a
steep, ice-coated hill. were injured
when Robertson's bob crashed with
terrific momentum into a horse and
cutter which crossed in front of the
flying coasting party Of seven young
men and women.
I. G. Long, a valued employee Of the
state normal school at Cedar Falls,
Iowa, was instantly killed while shov-
cling snow from the roof of the north
building. He slipped and fell and
caught bold of a live wire, receiving
$500 volts of electricity. He lost a
son by lightning eight years ago. He
leaves a wife and five children. Stu
dent Hilliars, who went to assist Long,
received a voltage and was knocked
senseless.
Miss Grace Matthews, daughter OF
a prominent farmer of Burlington,
Iowa, accidentally killed herself with
a shotgun. The gun, which was in the
closet, was knocked over by Miss Mat
thews. The charge lodged in her
body, death resulting a few hours
later. RI
Fifteen skaters and iceboaters were
rescued from a piece Of floating ice at
Sandusky, Ohio, by three men who
saw their predicament from the shore
n put out in a boat for them, The
piece of ice had become detached from
the shore ice and the fact was not
noticed by many of the sportsmen.
With Il crash which was heard
blocks away, the floor OF an in
the rear of the plant of The Rock
Island Battery company at Cincinnati.
fell, carrying ten iremen twenty feet
into the cellar and injuring four and
bruislrg the others. The accident fol.
lowed al all-night battle with the fire
that destroyed the plant, causing q
| loss OF $4,000.
The hardware store of Alvin Mel.
son at Mackey, Iowa, was blown up br
dynamite and the body of Nelson
blown to atoms. Nelson was alone at
Ike time.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1906-02-01
WOULD RELIEVE OFFICERS.

Capt. S%teinhauser Of New UIm th<4I
Subject of Bills in Congress.
Washington, Jan. 25. - Represen.
tative McCleary yesterday presented
in the house two bills for the relief Of
Capt. Albert Steinhauser of New Ulm,
Mimi, who served with Company B,
Forty-fifth United States infantry, dur
ing the Philippine instruction. One
bill provides that Capt. S%teinhauser
shall be placed on the pension rolls at
the rate Of $50 a month, and the other
to reimburse him for moneys expend-
ed by him in the treatment Of his
wounds after he came home from the
Philippines. :
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1906-02-01
HAS MANY DESCENDANTS.

Pioneer Leaves SO Grandchildren ana
IS Great Grandchildren.
Spring Valley, Minn,-Jan.' 25.-A Is.
Mary Taylor, aged seventy-four years,
is dead In this city of paralysis. Her
husband, John A. Taylor,@a veteran Of,
the Civil war, died about twenty
years ago. Fourteen children we're
born to them, OF whom five are now
living. She is survived by fifty grand
children. sixteen great grandchildrea
end n brother. Mr.. ani Mrs. Tsyt
lor came to this place in 1856.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1906-02-01
SAVES WIFE FROM, FLAMES.
iowa Man Runs From Train to Recue

iowa Man Runs From Train to Recue
In Nick of Time.
Clear Lake, Iowa, Jan. 25.-When
Calvin Branson reached home by a late
train from Mason City last night he
discovered that the basement of his
house was a mass of flames. He fought
his way through the smoke to his
wife's apartments, where he found her
unconscious. He managed to rouse
her and together they escaped from
the building Just as the floors gave
way. Had Branson's train been ten
minutes late, his wife undoubtedly
would have been cremated.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1906-02-01
HANGS HERSELF FROM GAS JET
St. Paul Woman Ends Life During Fit
of MelanchoIia.

st. Paul, Jan. 25.-Mrs. Emma Full
er, wife of Joseph B. Fuller, was found
dead at 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon,
suspended from a gas pipe in the
bath room Of her home, GIL st. Peter
street. The body was cut down and
DR.. w. H. Sigler called. Coroner A.
W. Miller. decided it was a case OF
suicide. Mrs. Fuller, it is said, had
been suffering from melancholia for
three months. Her husband states
that she had attempted her life with
carbolic acid. The cause of her de-
spondency was not known.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1906-02-01
DowlElTEs SCENT DANGER.
Prophets Friends Warn Him Regard
ing Speicher's Removal.

Prophets Friends Warn Him Regard
ing Speicher's Removal.
Chicago, Jan. Is. - Following the
summary removal Of Overseer John
G. Speicher from his position as spir-
itual head of Zion City in the absence
of DR.. John Alexander Dowie, the an
nouncement is made that Overseer
Voliva is coming to the city Of the
first apostle to take "an important po-
ssition."
Overseer Voliva has been in the
Dowie field for many years, but his
labors have been confined to the Aus.
tralian vineyard.
All Zion is waiting for the final de-
cision Of DR.. Dowie, who has been told.
by his advisers in the church that he
has made a great mistake, and that
Overseer Speicher cannot be removed
without ultimate trouble arising.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1906-02-01
WALsE DEPosIToRs PAID.

Llquidators Of Banks Believe They
Will Lose Nothing.
Chicago, Jan. Is. - The liquidation
of the Walsh banks has proceeded to
the point where all depositors have
been paid. From bills receivable
there has been realized a bank ac.
count of several hundred thousand,
dollars. AS the assets are further
canvassed additional values develop
and the liquidators seem faisly con
ident that they will be able to come
out whole. There will be no sacrifices
made.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1906-02-01
Hanged by a Mob.

H~opkinsville, KY, Jan. PA mob
Of 800 early Sunday took Ernest Ra-
ker, a negro, from the Trigg county
jail and hanged him from a beam Oh
the city scales, near the court house,
in the center of Cadiz. Baker at.
tempted Saturday night an assault on
Miss Mary Gentry, aged eighteen.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1906-02-01
OWE ELECTION TO CARNEGIE.
English Candidates Aided From Laird
of Skibo's Purse.

London, Jan. 25.-It is asserted here
on good authority that the unprece-
denied succe Of labor candidates for
parliament at the elections last week
was due largely to Andrew Carnegie.
Most of the men elected were unable
to bear the expense Of their campaign,
and it was said that Mr.. Carnegie pro-
vided a generous fund for that pur-
pose. The extent of his contribution
is not mentioned, but it was large
enough, as the result of the elections
proved, to change the political COM
plexion of the house Of commons.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1906-02-01
STOCK FAIL.

Pittsburg Firm Breaks in Floating
Mercantile Securities.
Pittsburg, Jan. 25.-E. D. Gartner &
Co, members Of the local stock ex-
change, yesterday made a voluntary
assignment to Samuel A. Steele. Liza
bilities are said to be sl00,0O0. The
firm was recently involved in an I'M
successful attempt to float securities
of a new f~1re-proofing company. E. D.
Gartner was the Pittsburg stock x
change member of the firm.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1906-02-01
NlNE.YEAR-oLD IS HERO.
Boy Saves Two Children and Aged
Man From Burninu House.

BOY Two Chiioren n AGED
Man From Burning House.
Menasha, Wis. Jan. 25.-Left alone
with two small children, aged two and
four years, and an invalid grandfath-
er, ninety years Of age, while his
parents drove to the city, Charles
Gear, aged nine years, saved the lives
of every inmate of the house. Shortly
after they were left alone a kerosene
lamp in the second story of the house
exploded and the flames spread about
the room. The boy carried the two
small children down the stairs and
into the open air and then returned
and aroused his grandfather from
slumber. after which he returned to
the second story and extinguished
the flames with clothes from a near
by bed.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1906-02-01
PORTAGE LAKE TONNAGE GROWS

Canals Commerce in 1905 Amounted
to 2,4t3,445 Tons.
Duluth, Jan. 25.-Commerce Of the
Portage Lake canals, the great water
way through Keweenaw Point, near
its base in Lake Superior, amounted
to 2,413445 freight tons Of a total
value Of $79,869, 500 in 1905, as COM
pared with 2,295,822 tons of a valua.
ton of $50, OO8 4 in 1904.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1906-02-01
Oldest Odd Fellow.

Knoxville. Iowa, Jan. 23.-Christian
G. Brobst, said to be the Oldest Odd
Fellow in the United States, has just
died here, aged ~eighty-seven. He had
been an Odd Fellow for sixty-six
years.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1906-02-01
Flood at Johnstown.

Pittsburg, Jan. rs. The business
portion of YOUNGSTOWN, the famous flood
city, is again suffering, this time
through heavy rains, Cellars under all
the downtown buildings arc filled a.
most to the sidewalks and much
merchandise has been ruined
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1906-02-01
Rsr3er Memorial a Ljbrar

Hsr5er MernorIaI a Library.
Chicago, Jan. IS. - 1t was decided
yesterday that a magnificent library
building, 10 be erected on the campus
Of the University Of Chicago, is to be
the memorial of DR.. Harper, the late
president OF that institution.
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chapels at Army Posts.

chapeis at Army Posts.
Washington, Jan. 23.---'rhe chief OF
staff has favored the proposition Of
army chaplains to build chapels where
there are at present no places Of wor-
ship, and has Recommended the war
department to indcrse the project.