davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-09


''Spocf7l Or,5o~, >,
Second rfs.+..... -....-, So ~.....
G. s. A. fe ........ >. 1,.. .,.. .t
valley District .r.. ,'.r ,.r,~. ~. ,r,....-
General ~ I r-.... Observation-Disclosures
"R,- ~or,,,,..., ....-, r
e" ".if
~ a. 'r"n'
IN reporting ~ GENERAL Jar BISON WAS
' .iIat assigned .o OanDln Natcr7
,--' 'ei -lot Hie'i- Nrt A'Fuftt
GUARDS or tho ttti Virginia Intartry
D"1 recently turneH .rtn artillery hy Gea-
ef'd Jackson-as OIL. following order win
snow.
fruarters ~. d..
.ne..nh.- IL rs,r
Special orders No
"Seloud Lieut.a..l James M. Garnet.
G.. S. A VIII -err. r.~ f,f, % r.,.t....
j. Dr. Waters c..,.. dime --l-f.,.- ...'
rany. forthwith.
"Iv ca-rr.ar3 az ,-...,-. r,..,.r-f r..r-e-,,
'-l
.r ,...-- 81.
f.-e-r Ninriea-
's N--.l Tepoai'S DID
't ''''- IT'D ger ' 90" 'a5 WAS
....'n aa'on''aeo " receiving tia ioiow-
"@ 'i"ei "y to-
.n.ceuhcr u re,1
"Sr,ocial Orders ,- 40
Lieutenant F a. co-natt f-
loved from crt, I. rr.t.f- ,r.-.....
Company. ana SIS announced AS c,I.s Of
Ordnance Valor District
"Bv command Of tr... r-,e.-,..l ,..
,-..
a. a.
served ne ine -..to etnhcltt l --
.l '-v N'-l-ie ODD. % Ai -.
i''-' "hen l. reQ- ,'i t' oe relieved troil
outS as ',niei e- Drinance. Valley Disc
tt-,.' ana my request was received ny
General JACKSON "-t- -.e interiors;. ,ory.
ID his snort aIr'nt manner. "Nhy $50.
Dit. canettt loA are getting on very
wel' After stating Co him ay rre'us
which Sc is not necessary O. rcrfulte-ate
hore-he said taat he would reue.e mc ass
soon ass he CD .ld eet an ordnance officer
from Rlcnmor- But this relief did not
come uuM month afterwards llesll-
which time Z had Organized OH. division.
ordnance tra.nl as the following orders
show:
"rrr C-s ~ District
-At-r L., r...
.l..-o,.r Orders no ea.
.s...,r5 rt..,f.r.rf 4 III C.rrrIt. c.
g. 4re.~--- h. -slfel.f fn autv as
lv.flf ~ o.fr.rca and f-.lt.r.rt d.
~ r,o ID. .-...,.s ro ante t. bis etoaa
-..r,,. l..... er,f -C,.,1 r...-.r
. or.,nrr.roN
carv
.rt.. ,r c,-.,.tt,
49,, .t. .-,..,-
.f41 o-. r. r,.-t.-.+
.-t--.. 3D. -A..
...,., ... ~ ona.
rf.-+ ~ c,rrot+ ~
e, r-r,. .,l -.,,.,rt for r,..r o.. r,,f'.
,,..-T r, s. t,-.,4.,. oo..1s. o.. rrt.asa
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-09

''''' 'ttiie tAlcullF I'm our direction ] then
immediately dispatched him with his
8nalH @ the rear coz Co wherever Gen
efal Jackson was, ANA one man remain
ing at the far end of the village next to
tnc Federal picket Z watched him close
N Oh see II he communicated With hi q
reserves. as 1 was uneasy about the status
az our forces. made mo- demonstrations as
IONS as the Yankee made none. While we
""I'Net each other man came out Of
t- woods to our I.ft approaching ms. we
led our attention with hi-n. lie cone
I'Hta to COME con-. rode towards him..
aii tools him ir Hr claimed hc was "a
o'-.ft'r trom t.a Yankees. lie did rot
s.o" to know much. lut I sent him back
/ 60 General Jackson also. Ale this occupied
some tme. and it WAS now sunrise. and
t1e man sent with with the first nris-
oncr tAirl John r. smith of Tvuchbura0.
, returned wien orders from General Jack
sop for the officer in charge OF the pic.et
20 report To him at once.
First Glimpse Of Jackson.
had never seen General Jackson
though we had come down the Valley with
hiu.
az once turned my picket over TO the
next I'm command and hurried to my first
sight OF THE general commanding. r J.
Jackson. had not very far to go. as
jackson always Kept well up 90 the 'front.'
7 found the different commands am awake
having been aroused by my first courier
s'fi BACK John II. Smith. with The pris-
ohef had no difficulty in finding the gem
{ cial headquarters under tree ON top
J OF hicn h.lL rode up. saluted. and
asked was This General Jackson. on re-
ceNing an affirmative reply. I told hin, Z
was the officer in chargc OF tho uirl-ot af
itaIltown. had received order from him
% report a, once lli~ first question was.
" iI rs your roukt' G had geo marks
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-05-22
HONOLULU PROMOTION WORK
Continued from page IL

about four and a half five million dollars year.
While all the realized from tourist travel be
traced directly the work of the Promotion Committee yet
plain that Hawaii thinks the committee has contributed
largely the which has been achieved Plans for
general and being laid and the
mstic about tourist travels yielding the
of four and half FIVE million dollars year springs from
the committee ITSELF showing the large faith which has in the
efficacy of its methoda faith which appears be well justified
by past efforts and attainments.
Probably these islands hope to the same
share tourist travel ashe Paradise of the Pacific The aer
proximity the United States with the unusual travel facilities such
proximity affords upon Honolulu advantage which these
islands Nevertheless il is assured that
paravey rich harvest awaits upon efforts and could
hden reckon obtaining fair percentage OF such profits
have been successfully canVassed for in Honolulu
With such example before Ms 1t would seem W be time TO
be up and doing
Those upon whom the burden and obligation chiefly a the
merchants represented by the chamber OF commerce they
the who viii reap most OF the harvest
Their task hardly needs pointing II lies first in preparing
the ground by taking steps hurry the completion Of the hotel
planned for the lunea and IN securing
of transportation n advertising, aud first last and all tho
showing kindly interest and for the travelling stranger
within our gates
II the eHperenee Of Hawaii demonstrates thing above
other u Is that promotion pays,
stations Iaies sil with plemllsni light. b
tolerated. heP ffopls eRd signs and bulearis
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-05-22

Pomeroy for the Identification of
Rainbow Falls Park. This donation
is sll6.70. A road is to be built to the
falls and a shelter for tourists pro-
vlded there.
II. A. Wadsworth and w l.. Decoto
OF the koolau Rubber Co.. after "A
visit to the eompany's plantation at
Nahiku, declared themselves highly
pleased with the outlook ON all OF the
rubber plantations IN that locality.
Trees planted last June are fifteen feet
h.gh The koolau company has 10000
trees planted on 20 acres.
superintendent of Public Works Hol-
loway has disapQroyed proposed
change IN the line of Front street. Hilo,
ms making an undesirable jog az tho
Intersection ~ Church street, N, how
ever the BOARD ~ supervisors con-
clude on reconsideration that The
lnraiinn l. ihe proper one he VIII APP
prove a. The Hawaii Herald denies
there Ia iog in The tracing
judge Parsons 40 iiilo gaye drci-
Hlon in the matter of The Relnhardi
estate sustaining lhp Widow and chill
| drrn lu ihe contention that an the
renis collected by the administrator
after the death ~ the derssinni, intes-
tate, are portion ~ ihe really, tits "a
Nhlrh vested ln ihe heirs immediately
ppon lsinharii's death. Rents M sunlI
= esss ufv not sssslr VI lhs estate
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-05-22
tFrom Mondays Advertlser>

c. Rahndol has left the Kahului store
u take position with c. b. Hofgaard
4. Co., Waimea, Kauai.
James c. Foss, whose studies at
Stanford were interrupted by the earth
quake, has taken the position of as
sistant to Hugh Howell, Maui county
engineer, until the University resumes
operations.
The lecture by DIR. Cobb at the ex-
pertinent station yesterday was listen
ed TO with great interest by the planta-
tion managers who were present.
A strong petition has been sent To
Superintendent Holloway from Hilo for
the extension of Richardson street
from Volcano to Pitman street Most
OF the land to pass through is govern
ment property.
Sam *. Pua, Hawaii county clerk
has been interpreting at the Kailua
court term. he having gone to Kona
for his health. According to the Ha
wall Herald Sam is incidentally doinl
! Democratic Home Rule politics.
Al meeting OF the Hilo Board o
Trade the president, John a. Scott
vigorously opposed the project of erect
ing the masonic temple at the corne
of Waianueanue and Bridge streets II
thought the whole block should b
reserved for the Federal building,
Bon H. Brown. guardian OF the es
tate of Mrs kaaewaihau. on appearin
before judge Parsons az Hilo Ia sho,
cause why he should not make an ae
counting, pleaded the loss of som
vouchers ana tho hearing was con
tinued, A son ~ the woman demand
an accounting Tor about $1,000.
A chinese laboror ON Wailuku plan
taii0n, while woiklng IN the oane, wa
severely injured by nylns stone froi
a hlasi Fei ~ by japanese in
peighhnring Aro pairh Tho Japaner
cent for a doelnri h paylnE an the m
iurod mans eNpenses and has onele
lp pay his vase while ho 10 lald up
John A scott has iransfrTI,d III
assumsd lahiliiy loT hoaheau pan
hilo, slnee tho county ie0k over ~
sehi 90 ihe fund slarpa " MA
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-05-22

That policeman who stopped could
appear public he had ought
be chosen an honorary member W. body
bathngut pictures the sporting of the Advertiser
other for this discriminating police
happy Neihms precisely jocund
anything the of hOnors must
refreshing sound him. The least that be done to have the
Nippon stevedore that stood around the wharf
while Nham read the moral law the Scot With the
Freced Knees resolutions gratitude and The cop might
them for leaving their kits off altogether but
passed by high
lander who old enough to be his grnre twice Then the unuored
of members amfering about the
chip Neelam and that isn't enough
collection for him could taken up along the bathing beaches
policeman of the Ndham type turns something should be done to com
tribute his painted
gentle reminder of his life color scheme
y y
Paddy Ryan, champion street,
given his def Pason Edwards the Missouri stesase The PasOn
replied challenge the which interpret them
shall Paddy somewhere after dark and call him liar to his face
Then Paddy will do the rest if he can Marquis of Bngsgate rules with per
bite the clne The affair is exciting interest in athletic
nndiar and generally warned off the There is general
feeling wir that Paddy lick
with his tied behind him but that he going have bad
seance with the other MissOurans
political suggestion
Federation ticket naming Republican ticket whom the eormers
support only Federation politics
to pn and from that time on 50 long as clean politics hold
will gently the sucking Perhaps that quotation ism
y y y y
why responsible
lumber
attorney
business the land
particular building That
but what see corporation whom get house
built with the that will be honestly built honestly
painted the done paid mechanics liens will
show their unweome faces at the cash window don include the idea of
borrowing bud simply appeal for corporation of builders
public
trust
Building lottery but ought be- Some builders
Those bad
their victims don't like How, the
ated decide the question responsibility onds9 fumg!
dishonest builder will little
builder
liberty And he then Further
mechanics len2 built
which with it lumber which
had paid in full another Another who
beaten timber the You it by
him Why, he judgment who has through
bankruptcy What's the use
can tell thnga hubuing corporation headed by like
containing directorate his choice would keep
hive of bees shereh eyearrOu rOund
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-23

trifft. miro er audi obne 6as sieIen
tOnnen. CIR fShrt nit Der Sano in Ole
SafAe, un Die lthr beraus su nebmen.
Die Saf9e lit leer, bic ribr lit pers
f6Dunoer. Sur Ser feline, oolbene
Si3erbcitsEatsn hSnet in Dem Rnopfz
LODI Der @efte. 60 mub er benin 6as
2eeen meter fhteppen. Sc oibt afpur
nod eenu1 anSere Nrten, nm fi9 aus
Ger @elt FL f9affen. Orduben in Der
8u9ener 5aioe fteben 70 riel aIte, fefte
SGume, Die i'm tpobl traeen pirben.
g(ber oas fonn er ni9t. Ct bat Elm
unfuebarss 9rauen bappr.
Stumpf FART er Dor ii9 nieoer.
Wenn er 81 9auptmartn bon Weoez
leben ginae uno i'm UNI bas GeIo Bit
ten fpirbe9 OSsr gu 2eutnont bon
Sarenfereg
Damn padt i'm brennenbe S1am.
Nur bas ni6t. Sic folea i'm niGt
i'm Glenb fehen. nidt iiter bas lsi9tz
finniee 8lut fliftsrn tOnnen, unS Sen
Namen ieiner SHUTTER babel nennen.
sic fouen henfen, bab er irgenbpn auf
Dem @ritnb oes @uHers fsinen S9mers
iiber bic 3uriidtpeiiuna ausf6liefe. ga
= ia : bas miro oas Bette fein.
Was bat Die alte Sere to9 porber
fir Elm @ort gebraunte gs bat Jpn
angetpibert unb fein gIut in Wanung
eebra6t. Nun liest es plDbli6 nit
trOitlidem, pertrautem Slang in fsinen
Sbren.
r2dnbffreiher!"
Warum aud nihtg gienei6t finbet
er auf Ser unenblihen Reife, bie obne
3iel besonnen miro, bas Slid.
Daheim, mo 3laus @ieoentbol oas
2tdt Ser Msit erblidte, iben fi9 i'm
beuen @tiib9en stpei Trausu sesen<
iiber. sic f9auen Die i9nureeraoe
GbauTee nit ben fteifen pappslbGus
men 9erunter, Die &laus fomrnen mub,
tpenn er tpieoer beimfebrt. Die 3eit
lit Idnsit %. Die iunse hebt bic feline
Stiderei, Die iie einen Qusenblid i'm
S9oob ruben lisb, empor uno fi9elt
eifrig fpeiter. Die uIte, peibbaorise
Srau, Die Jpn geboren bat, tann ni9t
arbeiten. Die SbrGnen perbunfeln
ibren Bid. sic tpertet felt a9t Sae
gen auf ibren Gobn, boiler S9mer5en
unO @ebst. llno tie miro nod ldnger
parten = Biz lire @usen bre9en =
oenn 2anbItrei9er perlieren nit Der
3ett - bas 9eimutbssefibl.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-23

80 er lebte gag I'M september.
~ 2eutnant bon SareHberg bot
z fi9 feinen Studs iatteln loiz
fen, UNI in Die 8u9ener 9aioe
gu reiten. Gr Itlub elm padr Stunoen
gang aaein nit ii9 fein. Sas brett
nsnbe @erlaneen, in eineri &dum 81
peilen, Der peber 9rense nod S9eioez
tpanb fennt, treibt ibn binaus. @r rei>
tet BEL Der S6miebe unb ben f9iefen
&aten Ser Irmenbdusler bnrbei unb
nimmt barna6 Sen @ihttpee iiber bos
Moor. SpGrliGe 9rasbalme tpa6Ien
auf Dem fumpfen 8raun5hfpar5 bes
8ooens, Den Die iommerIide Siirrs
nabesu ausgetrodnet bat. &e9ts unb
linfs neben linn, an ben @~rabenrdns
bern, tpelGe bie @iefen einfaHen, niden
auf f9lanten Sten9eIn f9nespeibe Sc
berblumen. Der lei9te Wino trGet Ser
Suft bes Seus bon bort 81 ibm ber<
| iher. Sn ~unsdblieen puppen lit es
aufgebaut unb Die Sonnenftrablen fill
len oas niidterne Grnusrin nit mat
tenn @lans.
Sarenberqs Ge9te sittert nerp0s
iiber Dem S,iigel. Gr, Ser bas 8erifed=
ipiel unb Die 2ii9e INNER fptief pers
abf6eut bot, mub nun elm gauges 2e>
ben binburh = I'm Der ountlen Cpl
iobe Ser Mutter holber = beubeln.
Mub er Oas pirfli6e DART elm IN
@er5.peiflurq uno innerli6er 3erf9laz
eenbeit eessbenes Gbrentport spirsenz
Ser unb binbenosr tperben, als Ser
Wunf6 mad Wabrbaftigteit2
Wenn er gu Nooa BON Da9enbuien
seben unb ibr leiie uno sart bappn
fprehen Diirfte = tpern er ben Web>
f9rei, Ser bur6 Sic beutiaen s3eiler
Der S9peiter binbur9 flans, nit Dam
Subelruf: r&omm, i9 min DID
f6iben unb Oeiner innsrli6en Ser
aostbeit aufbelfen," erftidte, pdre oas
ni9t tauIenbmal e~brenbofter, ols bas
oerbihene, trubise S9peisen, on osm
pieQei9t elm Meni9enleben susrunbe
seben tpiiroe. l1no benno9 = es
burfte ni1t ietn.
User fein Wort bri9t it ein
S9uft. Gin FOLDER aber if MID!
pertb, oes &Onigs Rod 81 TRACER"
bate Dor einisen Sabren Sirsen BON
Wadenbuien geiast. unb es mar tei=
ner unter ibnen eepefen. Der cine an
oere Meinung gebabt hdt.e, ouh er
ni9t. Gr entfann fi9 Ses @orfaIs,
auf Den jener @usipru4 Besug bate,
sendu.
(GOri esung fOIst.)
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-23

Oas 10 fte Yeaen.
g oes Wustarins b. b. Des eff.
tisen Iltuloios Der pilae, beIon0ers
oes Gliegeni6pamms. 1T oas ehenfals
siftise Itropin.
Msbeft rirb in oeu Ger. S;aa=
ten gum srOBtsn Sbeil aus aanaSa
.importirt.
Cine teIepbonifde Der.
binoung5 uif4en poris unb Ron1
1T nit beftem @rfolg herseitent por'
ben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-23

5 SINCERE: w@ar bsnn bie &rons
prinSeffin gu 9ouie, als Der Stor9 Den
fleiner @iIbelm bru9te9" = u { l.
tere: r@ber nutiirli9. 2ies9en. sic,
mubte bod-"-S ii ngere: rTa-
po5u? Die baben oo9 sepib febr que
perlGffiae Oienerihdft."
Gin feltenes 9e3ent
bat 6ie 3Dnisin BON ,Spunien erhalten
in 9eftaIt elmer poittdrteni ummlung,
in tpeIaer jebe fpanif6e prcpinS per=
trsten lit.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-23
Grrffrunr Grsefdt.t,tttn

rSasen sic mir, pie ipiiroen sic
6iefes 4lopierz uno 0iolinsR onsert
nit sinem oeutfhen slusorud beaei4>
ren2S-.Gm-bereiniste 0umpfbdrls
Mers uno SGgstperfelN
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-23
6 @nhif [

n er lebte Sag I'm September.
~ 2eutnant bon SareHberg bot
Z fi9 feinen Studs iutteln lofz
len. Inn in Die 0uhener !6dine
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-31
CITY HALL RECORDS.
Monday. Nav 2s.
REAL EsTATE coNVEYANcEs

REAL ESTATE CONVEYANCES.
John A. Chase et TX, Amey j.. 20 Fred
1ico Goulding. wife James lot with build
fngs corner Manton and Andrew avenues
$40.
Sarah Shaw to John McGarrahan lot
with buildings corner Ocean and Colfax
streets: $40.
Alexander Durante et ux., Teresa. "a
Andrew Festo ct ux Maria. two lots on
Clematis street; $40
Thomas w ID. Brown 10 Mary A. Ken
dali undivided one-nfth OF lot with inn
provements north side Hanover street
Rhode Island Episcopal convention to
ST. Andrews parish. Mount Pleasant. iot
with buildings east side Pemberton street
81.
A. Paul Bajnotti TO stephen o. Metcalf
ell interest In lot with buildings south
west corner Benefit and Meeting streets ;
81
Elizabeth r. Gibbs TO A. Carpenter e.
Sons Foundry Co lot with buildings south
side West Exchange street; 800.
Albert w Rogers 10 George Kavanagh
et ux. Elizabeth A.. lot with improve
ments north side Vandewater street: 800.
REAL ESTATE MORTGAGES
Donate Russillo TO Susan g. Dean two
lots with Improvements on Union and
What Cheer avenue $500
Donate Russlllo 10 Herbert C. Calef
same premises as last above described: :
sl25.
James Gouldlng ct ux., Frederlca. TO
Elizabeth Herrick lot with buildings cor
ner Manton and Andrews avenues: sll0o
Charles w. Morgan ct ux. Sarah A..
TO trustees OF Attleboro Savings and
Loan association lot south side Vande-
water street; 1920
Alden X Clear To Matilda A. Frcker lot
with buildings corner Olney and camp
streets; 5000.
Andrew fiesta ct ux. Maria. 10 Alexan-
der Durante two lots on Clematis street;
$3.50
St. Andrews parish. Mount Pleasant TO
Industrial Trust Co. lot with buildings
east side Pemberton street; $500.
Frank w. Marshall TO Sophia Augusta
Brown lot with buildings north side An
gell street; $500
Alfred A. Dickhaut TO Frank w. Lock-
wood, trustee four lots with buildings
west side Duke street: 5000
DISCHARGES OF REAL ESTATE
MORTGAGES.
William Leonard by Lizzie Ravol: $500.
Donate Russlllo by George w. Carter,
sl725.
John A. Chase ct ux. Amey j. by
Emithfield Savings Bank $l4o0.
Albert S. Vennerbeck by Robert L.
Walker: ssee.
Sarah Shaw by Robert l.. Walker: s1co
Ferdinando Calise by William Williams;
f2l4O
Frank w. Marshall by Lucie a. Sphinx;
5000.
Alfred A. Dickhaut ct al by Frank w.
lockwood. trustee; 5000.
Stanley p Bradish ct ux.. Leola p, by
John @. Bradish; $500
Elizabeth r. Gibbs by Terence p. Nc
Manus; 5000
ATTACHMENTS.
William Golachine by Jesse T. Miner
Tot with buildings Blackstone street; $lCo.
Farrall j. Higgins by John T. Raftery
two lots with improvements on O'Neil
street and Burnett street; $1,000.
ASSIGNMENT OF WAGES.
Charles A Harris 10 Peoples Loan and
Trust Co from Providence Journal Co. or
other employees 10 May !. 1911.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-31
new TIME TABLE ON THE
WARREN AND BRISTOL ROAD

After June 10 the number Of trains
leaving and arriving at Fox Point will be
131, an increase OF nearly one-third.
Providence and Warren trains will be run
AT intervals OF IS minutes during busy
hours. and FAN River trains at intervals
of half an hour. except in the evening.
Better time 10 Fall River also will be
made, and the arrangement Of Is minute
time TO Warren and SO-minute time to
Fall River will make printed time tables
superfuous TO regular travellers.
The running time OF some trains TO
Fall River will be faster than that Of
the present schedule The Fall River ex-
press train now makes the trip In 40
minutes; the local express trains require
so minutes. After June 10 all trains will
go through in 45 minutes. This will be
made possible by cutting out stops be-
tween Fox Point and Riverside. Sunday
service will be the same as on week days.
except that the 15-minute headway will
be commenced at $3.50 a. m. and will be
continued to $50 p. m. from Fox Point
TO Warren
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-31
JUDGE ST|NESS SPEAKS
AT MOHONK CONFERENCE

Wood, Camden n. J; business COM
mtttee. John III. Stiness, Providence. r.. L.,
chairman; publication committee DR..
Benjamin L. Trueblood, Boston. chair
man; press committee, Albert +. Hoyt.
Albany chairman; finance committee,
w Van Norden, New York. chairman.
DR. benjamin +. Trueblood OF Boston
gave review OF the pact years work of
the conference
JUDGE STINESS SPEAKS
This was followed by a discussion Of
the cars recent invitation TO the second
Hague peace conference. led by Judge
John II. Stiness OF Providence, r. l.. in
which the omission from the proposed
program OF Limitation or reduction of
armament was criticized by several
speakers.
Charles NJ Pepper OF Washington
opened discussion OF the purpose and
scope OF Pan-American conferences.
Francis r.. LOomis former assistant
secretary Of state; Judge c. +. Eliot of
the Minnesota supreme court. and Rev.
\. ID. Hilds OF Brooklyn also spoke.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-31
ARRIVALS AT The HOTELS

CROWN--John n. Waters, Brooklyn;
f. s. sherman and wife, New York; j. V.
Barger. f. r. Herbert. New York; G..
David. Paris France; William Weider,
Boston: r. L. Colley, Nayatt; r. p.
Brightman Bristol: Slas Weller. Boston;
s. ]. Fleming New York; G. W. Brown
and wife. Boston: f. c. Bald, Buffalo: NJ.
j. Monaghan. Baltimore; II. w. Rosen-
baum, Jr., New York: F.. j. Lyons, New
York -kenYnnr-P -PittsAeld;- L l.
Smith, Toronto II. Z. McIntire Lowell:
Alfred Hawks and wife, Montreal; John
s. Boyd. New York; Mr.. and Mrs. G. c.
Phillips and maid. Rhode Island: James
McAdam, Hartford: A. T. Hammer and
wife, I. Quigley, Edmond Schumacher
New York: Mr.. and Mrs. r. l.. Warner.
F. w Suhr, Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Jaques,
Boston.
NEwMAN--D. A. White. Brockton; w.
L. MacWhinnie, New York; George W.
Baker, Cleveland; Robert Kelley, New
London; c. S. Walker, w f. Bacon and
wife, Boston; j. Dexter. Brockton: A. ~.
Norcott, Bridgeport; William Krsfoe,
Detroit; ]. G. Whiting. Boston; Charles
Davis and wife. S. A. Melville and wife.
New York: B. T. w. Carter, Richmond.
Va: DR. and Mrs. A. T. Jones, Provi.
dence. S. Eastman, New York: c. III.
Brown and wife, Boston. J. III. Rowe.
Gloucester. Mass; +. j. Marble. Boston.
NJ. H. Stevens. New York; j. H. Sullivan.
Newport; Howard Sade, New York; A.
+. Jones. Boston: j. w. Bennett. South
bridge; j. 8. Small. John Morton. Will
mantle; w. T. Arnold. Stonington, Conn.
H. ID. Maxwell and wife. Bath Me: G.
]. Reynolds, William Martin. Providence.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-31

New York, May Sl.-Clarence w Bowen
OF the Independent will give a dinner
Tuesday evening at the Metropolitan club
I'm honor OF the II members OF congress
who scored a triumph at the Brussels
session OF the Interparliamentary union.
There were present at this session more
than 500 lawmakers. representing 10 ma
uonal parliaments The Americans pro-
posed the formulation OF "A general treaty
OF arbitration which grants Jurisdiction
10 The Hague court over such questions
rs are included In IL and the earliest pos
sible creation OF "A permanent interna-
tional congress TO codfy the law OF ma
tions and keep IL up 20 date.
Though there Is great pressure OF busl-
ness at Washington all the II members
have come 90 attend the dinner regard
Ing the Issue OF this report OF the Inter-
parliamentary commission I'm favor OF the