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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-17

8 - Is asf.s soaa iaad. ea fias
sanafl foad y eit, eefys EN- gissFtfi.
sffss sfrfafsd rifafsds - sssts
ziaahsa t-roeH house. tsfu aua ehaHss
20 heasss-
nss y arres spa.i iaua aers
HGFafea s-fnum house. aeea faaa ta
80 Esfms
uae h acres 80 botinsa laf.a -
aervu cleared agfve n raoiass.sa /
sefe iH nsaa ard acre ~ has Terms
raa - arfrn fue isna walking
attsfanFs AZ ears I agfue under eHlAls
satlan. haianrs slashsd tfaam house
500 tarn saa o,asF ..t.,.'' Inc =
berries
Isc Is acres en- enssf euiiisaiian
asfaaan huaas With hos ana rHia safsf
faaa hafn and chieksn housse IL
asafins fruit trees 90 Eeaa fesa g.
city
CHARLES y AuAaH
- roifuHn fniiaiuF
MAD MS cAREFTtIY
Car tn and let 20 Submit sau aas -
chr best ias ateh and lowest priced -
aefs tfaFta fiass tn the citF that eMm
s found on ths uAfAsf " Aaa aun
sFEt@hN tNht mere 20 fmNH 70 AH
= affic~ and - wiil Show raa ans
hafHAiu ~ shis pisee - aeFNanN TIE
tsfafs are o. AnHuai payments THIS
NoNr Last LONG
III WHIT 4 ca.
~ oriental Hlegk
~ WHITE 4 %
We have = Do, ~ Ss.as ts,va IN aerss
s9s. ard call fuur attsntiou g.
M.arys tract
aud 4 N.arre tract
and u.acfe tract
al south ~ eiiY Thss. are within 81
miles q cts and Foosi fer piattiHs
1T WHITE a GO.
ts5 Oriental uleeh
CiTEAP ilONKs
Np car SHOPS suias IN on G u
fEiiimanN Meadow Gardens. employing
about 40 men, MIL make The Land
iane only -. on terms 81 SO per
month. TwFnts statesmen au the
sruuliis Until rnid oui also need seFs
sfai more men ~ good wages VIII sell
HORSES on terms - . PER month Take
rev Hsuinu car 10 ruwamish bridge
81 eaH ~ Hlilmah'a uffirss. Ia Times
hleek ~ oncc. tt
cIIEAfss nrrrs. its iaYiuE hens. I
ducks fuwa. close iu on LAKE aud
ears. ouif 81 This place coat ne
osaris Ice xulng 60 Old country vii
sail on terms - o. down ard tia per
month - reliable party See Afr Haun
~ Kenny az fiiimaus offifea 81
fines block or M Murdaek at A.
lantie CITY ~ Mr AspiHwan at Du.
Naminh hridEe tt
/ FfIEAFe acres nrw house. fine for
chickens and berries. uuls ff4A on
terms Of So down and 9 % per
month will sell chickens A. e cents
| zach Come quick. leaving country
/ See " Angel AZ uuwamiah bridge
only few minutes ride on New Hentau
| car line II
q go acres. near Seattle IS acres
| cleared % acres M pasture. balance
| lh timber all first class land tsfuafo
| nlaafsftd house. iarEe barn chicken
/ huuae. sqod orchard In bearing
| q z7t-i0 acres. between Seattle aud
i Tacoma. 5 acrsa cleared. balance east
l if cleared. small house. barn. chicken
| house. fine trout stream runs over the
l place.
| RLETTENOREN a AHNELI.
M1 boatnn HlQek. IA
y acres a. RrcwEisr. on Columbia
II
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-17

Herbert q Upper arheusrmau block
Money a. lnan un Improved and uHlHns
proved city property farms and TIM
her lauda CORNER first ave. and
cherry 81 IL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-17

I ioah on pianos, FNtnltUtel hhfnra|
etc on real estate OF amy kind If
security. Lawrence Murphy ~ NsN
Nafk block
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-17

siyii.h millinery at lowest priesa
Mrs y NJ HanHon iol Fourth Ave,
corner Pine street
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-17

HrN RrALrY a INVESTMENT co
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-17

GREEN LAKE HOME
Yers fire s.fuem cottage. madeeH.
ntth basement corner lot Ard n faff
large one Place exceptionally Nftl
improved Nfry convenient e. car
line Positively D Hand ealae ~ fha
Price asked Price s. ma only 80
cash required
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-14
Industria aZucarera

Seg6n datos recientemente publi-
cados en- Alemania, la super fcie sem
brada de remolacha en- Europa, des-
|pues de haber tenido I'm. retroceso
en- 1904 de I44, 800 hectareas, sea
lei 81 por 100 con re1aci6n al afIo an
terror, Sdquirio en- 1905 nuevo desen-
volvimiento, pues el aumento sobre
1905 es de 100 por 100. en- total 272
mil hectareas. Esta extension del
|cultivo Sc ha advel lido tambien en-
Canada y los Estados Unidos. Ell
rendimicnto en- az6car por hectarea
ha sido para Europa en- esta Ultima
|zafra de 0,2Io libras contra 1890 y
0,2o7 en- las dos zafras anterioreS
Asi eS que, en- n1lneros redondos,
Europa ha p1oducido 6. 900 900 tone
ladas contra 4.646, ,o47, en- I9o4-o5 y
5.862.o6S en- 10000. FL excedente
de la Ultima zafra sobre la anterior
cs, pues, de 2.253,o53 toneladas. Di-
cho excedente explica sin necesidad
de concentrates la baja progresiva
que han tenido los precios del az1car
durante Ell verano y otof1o tiltimos.
En- I0o4-o5 ell consume de azdcar
en- los Estados Unidos y Europa ha
sido de S.o4S,475 toneladas, contra
8.5o6,oI7 y 7.256,o87 en- los perfodos
precedentes. Tomando por base Ia
poblaci6n, el consume por habitante
hs sido en- Europa de "a lb 7 onzas
contra 36'I5 y 81 Id; y en- los Estados
Unidos, de 90 ID II onzas contra o5'8
y 82'Io. Ell consume general com
prendiendo la India y China ha sido,
segdn las estadfsticas slemanas, de
12.648,I4I toneladas en- Ioo4-o5, con-
ira 1905, 3eI en- 9o3-o4.
En- 10 que Sc refere al porvenir
proximo de Ia produce ion, los pron6s-
ticos no pueden ser 6rnes porque no
depende Ell resultado 1nicamente de
la superfcie cu1tivada, asf de reno
lacha como de cana, sino tambien de
academies atmosf6ricos propicios 8
|adversos. Adoptando provisional :
mente el promedio de rendimiento
con relacion q las siete 11timas "a
fras, el sefIor Otto LIGHT, de Magde-
burgo, estima la production de 1906
o7 en- $500, 900 tone1adas de azucar
de remolacha, y 5.5oo.ooo de a1dcar
de cana; en- total II.2oO 900 tOnela-
das, 6 sea o72 mil memo cue en-
Ioo5-o6. Estimando, por ora parte,
en- lo.o36,ooo toneladas el consume
de I0o5-o6, Y en- tres millones
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-14
Un chaparron de peces

Durante una tormenta que descar-
go recientemente en- Oueenxlandia
(Austalia) Sc ha verifcado un fen6
memo curiosisimo.
En- mitad del aguacero empezaron
caer peces de las nubes, al princi-
p1o dc uno en- uno y de dos en- dos,
pero luego arreci6 Ia lluvia y caian
por docenas, hasta el punto de que
una gran extension de terreno que
do materlalmente cubierto de pc
cecillos de tres siete centfmetros
de largo.
Creese que la causa del fenomeno
fue un torbellino que, tornado por
la tormenta en- alg1n rio, absorbio
los peces, y Ell viento las transport6
4 larga distancia gFstes de que caye-
sen TERRA,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-14
CONT RATIOS
PARA CONSTRUCTION DE- FERR0CARRIgS
EN- BOLIVIA

La Paz, "a de Mayo.-El gobicrns
frmara hoy s mahana lin contrato
con los representatives. de la casa
Speyer, de Nueva York, para Ia
construction de I'm ferrocarril en- e1
interior de la rep1blica.
Ha sido preso el consul de Chile.
Sef1or Martinez, acuSado de haue.
imitado perfectamente un billete dc
BancO, cuyo original fu6 grabado
por la Compaflfa Americana de bi-
lletes de Banco de Nueva York.
Cerca de Ia Paz Sc ha descubierto
una casa con installation completa
para Ia falsihcaci0n.
Los chilenos residences aquf, estdn
indignadoS y el gobierno de Chile
destituy6 inmediatamente al consul
MARTINEZ.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-14

For el tuncionamiento de los sto-
cKs invisibles, es decir de los abss-
tecimientos del comercio, las entire
gas akconsumo pueden, pues, varisr
de I'm af1o otro en- una proporci6n
considerable.
i 81 sc admite, bajo esa reserva. tin
aunento medic de trescientas mil to-
neladas en- I9o6-o7, el calculo nos
muestra que aseendiendo ell consume
4 100000 toneladas y los recursos
q IA zoo 600 toneladas, el stock visi-
bic en- side Agosto de 1907 ssefia
proSnnameete de 2.965 ,ooe tonela-
81, por otra Parte, la cosecha de
rcmelacka en- vez de aiustsrses III
promedio NO fuese mas que de AooI-
900 toneladaS, cant6dad corresDon-
edlente al rendimiento mas debil dc
lbs siete Gltimas zafras, en- ese casa
como los recursos no paSarfan de "a
49I.oos ell stock en- 81 de Agosto de
1907 Sc reducidfa mauteniendose
igual el consume, 4 2.256, 600 tone
ladaS.
Pero la perspectiva de una cose-
cha debil cOnstituirfa, sin duda. para
el com 10, un estimulante podero-
so, y habria entonces fuertes proba-
bilidades de alza.
En vista de todO 10 dicho parecc
permitido afrmar que en- las condi-
clones medias de production de
consume la reduction de I'm 8 por 100
en- las siembras de Europa no es su-
hclente para mejOrar con rapidez la
situacion del producto.
Todos estos datos c5lculos son
|aprOximadOs en- cuantO Sc reheren al
|resultadO de la zafra Ultima, mas en-
10 que respecta al porvcnir no pasan
de conJeturas, 81 bien las abonan au-
torldadeS tan cOmpetentes como los
senores Otto LIGHT, de Alemania, Y
bureau de Paris.
DE los primeros y de las segundas
parece deducirse que Ell tipo de las
|cOtlzaciOnes de azticar sera mas uni
torme y constante este afIo que el pa
sado y que este termino de zafra no
sc sef1alara como el de 1905, por ell
lanzamientO al mercadO de grandes
masas de az6car que envilezca subj
tamente los precios y provoque una
crisis de especulaci6n rayana con cl
panicO.
Esperemos sin embargo, para ha-
Ger sobre estos puntos previsioncs
fundadas, a conocer los resultado~
de la investigation que hace annual
mente en- Mayo la Asocisci6n Inter
nacional de Estadfstica Azucarers.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-14


ia del militar q quien sc aIude, mi pre-
tension huber a: sido por complete inn
pcrtinente.
Mi amigo Sc merecfa Ia censura Dor
Ia inoportunidad en- Ell rnomento = Iu-
gar de la aggression, y por que siemprc
merece ser censurado el que recurre
a procedimientos de vielsncia que i'm
plican una infracci6n de las reglas So
ciales; pero fue una veraadera inius-
ticia, por no decir otra cosa,. que. Sc
llamara cobarde, adm velandb el voca.
bio con tloreos ret6ricos, al que su his.
toria lie abona como modelo de vslor
y caballerosidad.
Esto afue~l 10 que yo hice notar a mi
c0rrTltS tSsonari6-no 10 sabfa-y parti.
cular amigo ell red actor jefe, y 10 que
el no .quiso entender J 10 que a mi me
doli6 particular nente, pues va he con.
signado que el asunto no ere de p1.
bhco interes.
y hecha la aclaraci6n por 10 que
valera, choco gustosisimo y mi yea
hago mAtis
IN RSpA N0T
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-14

de toneladas. el stock visible ( fin de
lulio prox iflo, e ahtor de este cal
cnlo estima que los recursos en
1906 o7 llegaran a ii millenes 200
mil toneladas, contra catoree milo
mes. escasos zen IA zafra que aeaba
de terminar 8 esta terfninando.
< e1 consume probable2 Deienox
aqui la palabra al director del lou
nal des Fabr icants de Sucre:"
Nadie ignora que e1 consume apa :
rente es un factor de los mas varia-
bles; lasscifras siguientes 10 demues-
tran:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-14
SObre un "mon6logo"
Y cl interes. otra cesa.

Unas lfneas, NADIA mas, que sirvan
de aclaracion 4un punto de mi artf-
culo, ri que Sc rehere el "H9raldo''
de aver.
Siyo hnbiera pretendido que en- d.
cho peri6dico Sc defendiera la conduc-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-14
Desoe Washington

Ell JapSn "dinglea"; este es, tiene
unos nuevos arancelcs. ultraproteccio-
nistas, con los que el difunto Dingley
regalo los Estados Unidos: estan,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-29
penny ARCADE CASE
WILL DRAW CROWD
Justice Crutchfield Will Give His
Decision Tomorrow On the
Yitascope Pictures.

When Justice John J. Crutchfleld gives
his decision tomorrow morning regarding
the propriety Of exhibiting such pictures
as Mayor Mccarthy objected to in Vita
scoplc machines at the Penny Arcade, on
Broad Street the Indications are that the
court room will be crowded to It's capac..
.ity. Hundreds are anxious to know
whether or not the venerable Justice will
sustain the Mayor or not, or whether the
two officials saw the pictures through
different eyes.
There seems ground for the belief that
the session of the court will BIO made
somewhat exciting by reason OF the as
sertion of the Mayor that some of the
pictures that he had objected to were not
given to the court and We're not shown
in the machines when the Mayor, with
the Police Justice, the commemorative
attorney, Rev. II. p. Atkins and Attorney
II. M, smith, Jr., visited the place Sat
urday.
Mayor McCarthy's breezy controversy
with MIR. smith Saturday, 1t Is thought
by some, will be hut the forerunner for
something exciting in Police Court when
the case will be left, to the Judgment Of
the wise Justice Crutchlield.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-29
HOW AFTERNOON PAPER
GETS NEWS FROM MAYOR.
Reporter Goes to Mayors Office
AS Friend of Mccarthy and
Interviews Himself.

Anent the Mccarthy episodes of the
past week. an amusing incident is said
to have happened in the office OF the
mayor few days ago while reporter
for an afternoon paper tina, had been
tabooed by Mr.. Mccarthy, was in CONVEX
satlon, as friend, but not as reporter
for his paper, with the mayor.
The mayor Is said to have met tho
young man In the City Hall and In
vited him into his office.
II am always glad to see you as Mr.,
but you cant come into my office as
representative of your paper" quoth tho
mayor to the newspaper man.
The reporter went Into the office and
the conversation was along different lines
and lasted for some time.
'Mr--- had to leave, but while he
was talking to the mayor he had heard
a good story fall from the mayors Hips.
FIe couldn't use 1t and keep his word.
not as a reporter.
Suddenly turning to the mayor the
reporter exclaimed with a whimsical
smile:
Mayor that was good story you
said Just now. Have you any objection
to me telling that white-haired reporter
named what you have told Mr.-------
while he was here. l thought perhaps
would meet him out in the hall.
The mayor was quick to see the point
and with laugh said that for the once
1t would be all right for the paper to
have the story.
After the incident the reported IN tafk-
ing with crowd of friends said that he
went out in the hall and interviewed him
self for twenty minutes getting the story
ready for publication.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-29
EZRA KENDALL
At THE ACADEMY
Nine Good Shows Will Keep the
Doors Open All
Week.
POPULAR CHAUNCEY ALC0TT
Down the Pike" Rolicking
Musical Comedy at the
Bijou Ali Week.
POPULAR CHAUNCEY ALC0TT
Down the Pike" a Rolicking

Ezra Kendall, the quaint comedian,
comes to the Acaemy of Music tonight
and tomorrow night in revival OF his
best professional effort, THE Vinegar
Buyer Il play peculiarly adapted to the
comedian and his original humor. Ken
dali needs no introduction, which In It
self is compliment, as his method OF
laugh-mnking is know from border to
border of the country. and his wittlcisnrs
are q part of the stock in trade OF the
companionable fellow. He has been
fortunate in making for himself place
alone on the American stage, aud as yet
there Is no comedian-Vho can numoer the
Vinegar Buyer" he has q role that Is
congenial sort of good fellow that is
funny without an effort. and yet IN the
heart full Of sympathy for the quaint
people of the Western town, the scene OF
the play.
1.lebler and Company have given Mr..
scenic surrounding for the revival.
The Rays at the Bljou.
greatest laughing hits OF this or any other
season Is the musical comedy, Down the
Pike" in which Johnny and Enrna Ray
will again appear at the Bljou this week.
famous St. Louis Fair figures consider
ably In the development OF the plot, the
second act being laid at that famous
thoroughfare, Mr. Ray has one of the
most congenial roles he has ever essay
ed-that OF Casey" an apartment house
janitor. One of his tenants is a broker
with a jealous wife, who makes life mis-
cradle for him owing to his fondness for
pretty typewriters. To, escape her watch
fulness he disguises himself as the jani-
tor, as does his niece's sweetheart, and
the complications ensuing give scope for
unlimited comedy. The general mix UP Is
further complicated by the -wife's brother,
who DISCUSSES himself as the husband in
order to borrow money. The piece has
been constructed for laughing purposes
only and is said to fully meet all such
requirements. The costuming is said to
be particularly gorgeous and beautiful,
and the chorus contingent is composed OF
symmetrical and pretty girls. In addition
to the Rays a company numbering fifty
Will be seen. Including large chorus
contingent, The engagemet is for one
day and Saturday 49,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-29
The Danville Tobacco Market.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
DANVIDLE. VA, January 2s.-The rast
week has been a fairly busy week for
both warehousemen and buyers, and 10
one that was not posted as to the enor-
nous capacity for handling tobacco by
both buyers and warehousemen. would
think that we had a crowded market,
but such was not the case. Sales did not
last all day any day during the week.
There were sold about two million
G.o0.cO pounds. which brought about
$4,000. Tho market was very active.
and prices better than any previous week
In the year There was very little change
In the quality of the offerings, probably
less common showing up. Medium shows
advance in prices, but there is room yet
for Improvement in the grade, as this has
been the predominating grade through
the entire crop. and has heen the cheap
est grade on the market. 1t Is claimed
by great many of the best farmers
and warehousemen that a larger percent
age of the crop is sold than the trade
at large think, or are willing to admit.
Let this be as 1t may, 1t is, however. a
conceded fact that TIanvllle will de-
servedly sell the lions share.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-29
At LAST! CENTER, NEB.,
HAS A REAL BA7HIUB.
And the Women Can Now Have
Dip Every Thursday in
the Year.
tspeclal 10 The mines plspatch.)


NORFOLK. NEB.. January 2s.-Center,
Ns5., little town of 200, in Knox county,
and the county seat OF that county,
now boasts of bathtub. 1t Is the first
bathtub In the town. and was installed
a few days ago by local barber.
Quite a strenuous bit OF contesting be-
tween the men and the women of che
town arose at first over the days upon
which the women should be allowed to
dip to'thelboiling waters Of the new tub,
Just as there used to be contests in small
towns over which days should be given
over to women at the bowling alley; but
now the matter at Center has been set
tied peacefully, and women are to battle
on Thursdays OF each week.
The local paper contains the following
item this week with reference to the
matter:
I'VE are requested to announce to the
women of Center that Thursdays will be
ladies' day at the new bath room In Saun-
ders' Hotel annex. None but women will
be allowed to battle that day, and they
are invited to take advantage of the new
tub. Every courtesy will he shown pa
trons.'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-29
REFORM CONVENTION.
Committees From All Reformed
Churches To Meet

,GspeGlai 70 me Iin1es,Dlspatch.o
Arrangements are being made for the
meeting In Charlotte, March 14th. OF
committees of conference Of all the Re
formed Churches in the United States, in
Guiding Presbyterians and German and
Dutch Reformed churches. which will
be in the nature OF sequel to the one
held at Pittsburg, Pa. In March, 1904,
and will be for the purpose OF discuss
ing and adopting some plan that will
give a closer federation of the different
denominations The conference Is to
5 be held there as the result OF an invi-
tation extended by Rev. j. b. Howton,
pastor Of the First Presbyterian Church,
and a member CT THE conference.
There will be between fifty and sixty
OF the most prominent preachers in
America. each church usually sending
their most distinguished men. Several
n,oderators of both the Northern and
Southern Presbyterian churches will be
present
Among the prominent men on the COM
mittee are the following: Rev. DR.. Coyle.
OF Denver. COL; Rev. DR.. James D. Moi
fatt president of Jefferson College, Of
Washington, Pa. and Rev. Dr. William
Fl. Robert. Of Philadelphia.
The conference will be for the pur.
pose OF considering plans rendered to
promote closer relations and more ef-
fective administrative CO. operation among
the reformed churches holding the Pres
byterlan system. This includes the fol-
lowing churches: Reformed Presbyte-
rian. Reformed American Presbyterian
Church in the United States OF America,
Presbyterian Church in the United States,
Presbyterian Church, Southern German
Reformed Church In the United States.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-29
LIBERALS HAVE
GREAT MAJORITY
General Elections in Britain Are
Ended With Exception OF
Nine Returns.
COMPOSITION OF PARLIAMENT
d n cIJ,;,, c,o+,-.s C.c
COMPOSITION OF PARLIAMENT
R. G. Glendenning Captures Sec
ond Seat From Unionist
Stronghold.
CBy Associated Press.)

(By Associated PreSs0
LONDON, January 2s.-Except that the
returns from nine constituencies have not
been recasuei1, the general elections in tho
United Kingdom are ended.
The government coalition will have ap-
proximately $40 votes in the next Parlla-
ment. this estimate including on the side
of Premier Sir Henry Campbell Banner
man the Nationalist and Labor votes.
with the concrete Unionist minority of
160 on the opposition side.
Sir Henry Campbell Bannerman will
enter the new Parliament on February
18th with the greatest majority ever given
to an English premier.
The composition of the new Parliament.
as near as 1t is now possible to tell.
follows:
Liberals. s7s; Unionists, 16o; National
lists, 81; Laborites, 80.
Thus 1t will be seen that the Liberals
have majority over all of eighty-two
votes; but such a thing as combination
of the entire force of Laborites and Ma
tionalists against the government Is hard
ly conceivable.
An interesting feature OF to-day's re-
turns was the election of Mr.. Walter II.
Long. former Chief Secretary for Ireland,
who has thus wrested South Dublin from
the Nationalist after being rejected at
South Bristol
Two former cabinet ministers, Mr.. H. II.
,Asquith, in East Fife and Mr.. r. B. Hal
dane, In Haddlngtonshire, have been re-
elected by good majorities.
The Unionist stronghold. County An-
trim, has been preached for the second
time In this election, Mr.. r. G.. Glenden-
ming, merchant of Belfast, having cap
tured North Antrim in behalf of the
Liberals.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-29
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL


Shall You and I Forget.
Shall you and forget, our hearts a-cold,
The ewes Of crimson and tho dawns OF
gold,
The glamourea days when life was
like tune,
"A love-song luted underneath tho
moon,
Compact OF cadences OF silver mould7
Down wood and garden ways the paths
we strolled;
The enamored secrets that the silence
told;
All that wo dreamed tah. youth is
mans best boonD
Shall you and forget?
Time works immutably In manifold
And strange prcsentments.-pale and pas
slon-stoled,
Or flushed as is the rose in nidmost
Junea
rune
We are no more upIifted and consoled,
Shall you and forget?
-Clinton Scotland.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-29
BATTERY DIDN'T SUFFER
FROM EFFECT OF HIKE
(By Associated Pres

49, It3y Assoclated Press,)
WASHINGTON. January 2S.--General
Jesse NJ, Lee, commander Of the depart
ment OF Texas, IN q reply to the War
Departments request for Information con-
corning the condition of the Sixth Bat
terry Of field artillery which recently
made long march, says he made a. per-
sonal inspection and found men and
horses in good condition. Tho general
says:
THE statement that the mon were a
sorry appearing set" their Clothing In
tatters," that the men were haggard
and Lean and that the horses resembled
moving Skeletons" Is Sensational, mis-
leading and without substantial founda-
tim