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St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1908-01-31
THE BARGAIN COUNTER
An Interesting Column For
Prospective Buyers.

Fine oil for shoes at the harness
shop.
$37s. Lot close in. q cash,
balance S. a month. S. L. Dobie.
$500. Corner lot on Jersey St.
I-3 cash, balance 1, or 3 years.
S. l.. Dobie.
You get full weight and first
quality at the Central market. Just
try 1t awhile.
Lots I, q, !, a and s, block No.
q, Shepard's addition. Terms and
cheap. S. l.. Dobie.
Mrs. Johnston will reopen her
dressmaking parlors, Feb. 3 at 53r
South Jersey street. 1t
The pre-inventory sale at the
National Tea Store closes Saturday
night. All goods way down.
$1,000. House and lot on Ivan
hoe street near car line and post
office. Terms. S. l.. Dobie.
Insure your property in the
Pennsylvania, one of the best and
most reliable companies in exist
ence. II. G. Ogden.
Have your property insured in
the St. Paul or Northern fire insur-
ance companies. They are the
best. S. L. Dobie, agent.
DR.. T. ]. Gratis, osteopath, will
be in St. Johns Tuesdays, Thurs
days and Saturdays, room one,
Hotel Delmonico, Jower building.
Parties desiring to sell call and
list their property with J. Il. Col
win, Chicago and Jersey streets.
II you have property for sale at
reasonable prices in ST. Johns. I
will buy 1t and sell il for you. IL.
G. Ogden, Review Office. IT
Blacksmith shop, bldg. i6x6I,
lot asxIso, Hood River. $3.50, or
trade for lot in st. Johns. II. G.
Ogden. Review Office.
All our meats are government
inspected aud the best that money
can buy. They are neatly aud
carefully handled. Come IN and
leave your order for free delivery.
Wards Central Market.
The St. Johns creamery is now
prepared to fll orders for milk,
cream, butter, cheese, eggs at their
location in the rear OF the St. Johns
clothing store and orders may be
left either In the 81. Johns clothing
store or at the creamery. This
will prove boou to many who
have had a hard time getting milk,
cream aud eggs.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1908-01-31
How Diptheria Is Contracted

One often hears the expression.
my child cought a severe cold
which developed into diphteria,
when the truth was that the cold
had simply left the little one partic-
ularly susceptible to the wandering
diptheria germ. When Chandler
lain's Cough Remedy is given |,
quickly cures the cold and lessons
the danger of diptheria or any other
germ disease being contracted. For
sale by St. Johns Drug Store.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1908-01-31

AS is customary. we will charge
for card of thanks, soc; for resolu-
tons of respect, $I.oo; for notices
of church or lodge entertainments,
suppers, sociables, etc., where there
are charges for admission, SC per
line, but where there are no charges
for these events, we will break the
rule and insert them free. We
make this announcement SO that
our good friends may understand
our rule in this respect.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1908-01-31

4
The skating rink will close dowr
for the season after next Sunday
Skating each evening until tina,
time, however.
b. Il. Prather, another HOOD
Riverite. has located OH the PENN
sula, and is employed as street cal
motorman on the suburban.
Ernest Elliott Of Myrtle Park. /,
reported seriously i'll with pneu'
monia. and his friends here will be
interested to know how he pro
crosses.
Thomas Storr. brother OF w. A,
Storr, arrived this week from Mar.
quette, Mich. aud will make this
his future home. He thinks the
climate here is a big improvement
over that Of Michigan.
Do not fail to register OH the city
register books at the city hall,
Registering in the county register
will not suffice for city voting.
You must register in the city regis
ter OF swear in your vote.
Mrs. McHenry Of Eugene. ar
rived in ST. Johns Wednesday,
where she will make her home with
her daughter, Mrs, VIM. Brooks,
for a time and ii the city and
climate here are agreeable will re-
main permanently.
A joint stock company is being
formed to install tannery some
where near the Swift Packing CON-
pany. The tanning process to be
used is the new anti-oak recently
discovered. II is claimed for il
that il will make stronger leather,
a water proof product, and we pre-
dict for the company most pros
porous life.
Arrangements looking to the Sc
curing OF ground floor room for
the library and reading room is
progressing favorably and it is
hoped that within the next few
days this can be accomplished. and
the reading room will be placed on
the ground floor. This will make
it much more convenient for every
body. We hope it may be done.
The public will be interested in
knowing that DIR. Sheldon's great
book, "In His Steps," will bs
revised and illustrated with ovel
fifty slides at the Congregations
church, Sunday, February 2, al
7:3o p. IN. Illustrated songs viii
be used. At the morning service 9
large number of new members viii
be welcomed into the fellowship o.
the church. Everybody welcome
C. w. Nelson. pastor.
| Look at the label on your paper
II it says you are more than yea
behind, please call and settle
After the first of April we will b.
obliged to pay about one cent pc
week on every paper over a yea
back on subscription instead of
cent per pound postage. We can
not afford to do this as it woult
take more than half the presen
subscription price. We will there
fore discontinue every paper NOR
than one year in arrears after tn
first Of April.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1908-01-31
Late Editions.

Maud Muller in her cosy home,
raked her head with a fne.tooth
comb. The Judge rode by on his
runabout and advised the maiden
to smoke EN- out. Maud tossed
her head and said, "Oh fudger
and told her beau and he licked the
Judge.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1908-01-31
How is Your Title?

Have your abstracts made. con-
tinued or examined by II. Hender-
son, abstracter and notary public.
Accurate work. Reasonable fees.
2oS Jersey street.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1908-01-31

For the name and residence OF
the owner of any property in St.
Johns or vicinity. call on or write
T. T. Parker, attorney at law, in
Holbrook building.
Titles to real property
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1908-01-31
Victoria Folding Bed.

Full size, French plate mirror IA
x2o. Ornamental and finished in
royal oak. Regular price S2S.oo;
to the first conner at Sis. We need
the room that's all. Calef Bros.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1908-01-31
Money Wanted.

$zsoo or t3ooo for ten years or
less, at 7 per cent interest payable
monthly; good security. Apply at
this Office.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1908-01-31
Wanted.

want to buy lot in St. Johns.
Must be cheap Owners only. Call
or write. T.. V. Butts, so7 East
Charleston, St. Johns. I3p
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-09

small daughter. who was In the buggy
with her. was injured but not seri
ously.
The cause o: the runaway Is thought
to have been due to some defect in
the harness, n portion OF which be
came broken and frightened the horse
The animal got the biz In his teeth
aud went tearing down the road. dash
Ing at length into a tree whereby the
vehicle was demolished and one Of
it's occupants fatally hurt. Mrs. Tyler
being thrown headforemost into the
tree.
DR.. Carter was at once summoned
bn, when he arrived shortly after.
wards Mrs. Tyler had ceased to
breath.
Mrs. Tyler leaves wide family
connection throughout the state. Her
husband is half.brother OF eX-Gov-
crnor Tyler He IA 4 brother OF John
Tyler. of the National Bank of vir.
ginia. Of this city, which latter gen
tleman was notified OF the accident
shortly after noon today.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-09
MOTHER VINO KILLED
BABES INVOLVES MAN
Declares Prominent Young C't'zen
Souadcred Money Left to Her
by Her Husband.

iIRISTOL. VA. May Sin her con
f. ss:ou before dying in tn" h"Spi'a'
here that she had Killed two III hci
babies. Mrs. Make Pel;i"r. inv"!N'H
a prominent young business ma" "t
Bristol laying that he was present
or III night that she throw hfr I'VE
weeks oil baby from a 6Ti"gc into The
creek. drowning II.
The child. she said. was w'h nj 'H'
time. and that she heard lis screams
xhcn Il struck the water
The unnatural Tu,hrT told ais" that
The suunz man. who witnessed tho
killing ri her infant. had sIuanh' rcd
all tho insurance money sh" received
following the d, aih Of her husband.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-09
SEE SAFETY IN THIS
NEW AMMUNITION HOIST
Machine Run by Compressed Ar
Shoots" Charge From Handling
Room to Gun,

WASHINGTON, d. c., May -
Within the next few days there will
be deliv. red to the bureau Of ord
nance of the navy department. i new
type of ammunition hoist which. il Is
hoped, will be an improvement on
any design hitherto used on any war
ship. The new hoist operates On the
rrre umalic principle which has been
used TO advantage for shooting pack
ages inward in the postoiiice depart
nrcnt ana many Of the large stores
The ammunition, placed in its re-
cciver at the bottom Of the tube, is
sho, up from the handling room to
the gun ,urrlt by the force of COM
pressed air with great rapidity. IN
less some hitch Is found in the op'r-
alton of the design the bureau OF ord
nance will have solution OF the
problem of accommodating the in
creasins rapidity Of fire. together with
4 safeguard against particles OF burn
ing powder getting down into the
handling room.
|, Is said at the bureau OF ordnance
that the new hoist is capable OF de-
liycring ammunition more rapidly than
the most expert gunners would find
nee ssary. II this proves true the
navy viii, have an asset OF great val
uc. and il is likely that many or the
HOSTS in the older ships will be re-
plac, ! without delay.
Relative to the safety OF the ne"
hoist the bur5a u of ordnance is sat-
isficd that the force OF compressor
air would render impossible any par
,icles of burning powder from falling
b. low. The air pressure acts on the
principle of gas injector. thc'eos
assuring not only rapidly Of fire, but
safety III the turrct.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-09
TAkK STEAMER STANOED
n OFF KsW JERSEY SHORE
The Washtenaw Pckes Her Nose into
Sand at Monmouth Beach-Gct
Lie Line to Vessel.
.iBy Associated PTess)

NEW -YOFk. May S-The flare of
a costOn light burning red in the fog
blankets that enshroudcd the Atlantic
late today was the signal to the
beach patrol Of the Chadwick Life
Saving Station that vcssel--the tank
steamer Wa>ilttnaw. laden with Oil
from Sabine Pass. TeNaS-waS fast
on the sand keys that skirt the
shores off Monmouth Beach, n. j., -
miles south Of Sandy Hook. The
Washtcnaw lies within 500 feet OF the
beach. The oil carrier is i'm no I'M
IN, diatc danger tonight and h:r crew
of Sc have not been taken off by the
life savers. who succeeded in hoot;nS
line to the stranded ship.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-09
Senate Debates Proposition to lp.
pirate 100000 for |ha' Purpose
TtllER CHTClsEs TIVE PRESIDENT
Colorado Senator Objects to the Me-
thods Pursued by the Administra-
ton Rather Than the Principle Of
Setting Aside the Timber Lands.
Try Associated Press)

WASHINGTON, ID. c., May S.-Thc
agricultural appropriation bill was
again taken up in the Senate today.
Senator Teller resuming his speech in
opposition to $500.0Oo appropriation
for further developing the forest res
erves Of the United States Reverting
TO his statement that the Presiden,
had placed 2O.00O 900 acres OF timber
lands in the forest reserves after Con
gross had enacted a law restricting
the lands of certain states from such
use. and before the President signed
the act. Mr. Teller said IL was hut fair
to place in the record Statement
made by the President whcs ne sign
cd the act tc the effect that the ad-
di;ional forest reserves had long been
determined upoa and in order to save
them from timber men he proposed TO
include them in the reserves. and IL
Congress did not approve his act II
could nv legislation restore them 10
their former SiatHts.
Mr. Teller said nc did not know Of
this statement when nc spike yGsjCr-
DAY
Senator Teller further criticised tho
adminisirsii ion of the forest reserves.
which he said he Objected 10 rather
than tho principle az setting aside the
timber land.
He dcCI~.cd that rnr third &c the 70.
serve T. no, siuck"d with timber n all
and ir his jEd-mcr; !; would -;
practically in!poEsihIr to- plant trees
..i..: :.... ;hrrr grow where there was
no irrigation.
Srna!oT Nelson d";rrdod tho forrest
reserves .srTvicc and said that u tao
principle Of sc:iir- ASIDE tho timber
land had not b''~n iuauEur?icd whom
e. vas lscrc wouid Syon "" no timber
an tho puhlic Ia:I$
Il don't want iyrIny ~ arbitrary
ppwcr IN ihfs country said Mr.. NJ
son. hut ! want Just rnoaEh Cf u 90
proicct tho I'm" briy ~ iimhrT IN tho
Northwest. ia" only timber We have
icft IN ihis cITniry."
Senate, DpIi!vrr. of Io-a said ho
approved what had bcru dorc in &c
vciopiag tho forest rrScrycs bui hopei
tho ARA e the rr-ervcS vuHld ~ In
creased 20 sr9 .eoa. roo acres
The sgTicHliIrsIl hill vas s;iIi undrr
Confederation wbe,s ths Senate I'D
jy.rBcd.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-09
CONFESS SETTING FIRE
20 EXPOSITION BUILDINGS
-Four rirener and Two Members Of
Po~hstsn Guards Held for
jamestown Fire.

NORFOLK. VA MAY 3 F"ur
nrcmbsrs " the jamestown FyFE'i-
iiou fire department and two Of ihr
Pcvhaian guard wcrc Today bold by
Justice Rscsns fer tho next Norfolk
county grand jury urnn the charge of
arm.
Tso II the men fI-d written con-
rczsiors 10 tho fact that they started
tho frr IN tho grounds which destroy.
I'd the paiiIpyinc village. We Ode
TYNE Tavern and ethrr bHildinss
tee days ago.
They said IL va undcrsiood that
fire Chief Miller had recommended
q cuT IN 10th the forces and salaries
and th~v ihcrzht = arc -ouif armon,
sfraic the vaiac 81 nth the hrcmrn
anil guards on the srousds.
The men held arc: c. s. grosssion.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-09
MRS. HENRY Tyler KILLED
m RUNAWAY ACCIDENT
wife Of Congressman ts-ab's Private
Secretary MEETS With Tragic
Dealt, " Hanover County.

RICHMOND. VA. May s-NrS
U.nry " TyIrr. wife " tho secretary
to Congressman Lamb and daHThi"T
NJ The late Kriih Tavinr clerk foT many
years NJ IN SHrrc;nr Court ~ Nirgi.
MIA. wa thrown frurH her buggy nv =
runaway hors~ ~ , o'cipcb This
morning ard di~d fT"r h"r injuries
l,cfcrc medical aid could arrive. The
sccidcni occurrpf near ihc TAYLOR
brufo n Gwsihn'v. Hanover county.
s,,ou, a m1ic frrm Ashland Mrs
Tyicr's skull saS fractured. Her
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-09
100000 MORE FOR The MEN
The Other Two Millions viii be De-
voted Mostly for the Increased Pay
of the Understanding Discussion
of Report Tawney Charged Hull
Wth Bad Faith.
(py Associated Prcss)

WASHINGTON, ID. C., May S-lhc
conf renee report on the army Dali
was taken up and agreed in the House
today. The shape in which ii WAS
presented carries an aggregate ap-
preparation OF $95.3S2.2i6. The prih-
cIpal item of increase is $I,00u,"ou Tor
additional pay for offers and cH-
list Il men OF the army. WIN tue
various changes made in conference
the bill represents Il total incrcaS''
OF s3263.1Jl over the amount auth
oglzcd by the Housr.
Chairman Hull explained that the
total number Of soldiers on the re-
tired list was 9i2 and that the IN
crease to them would be approximate
IL 500, 0nn 1t was made necessary
by trason of the law that grants re-
tired officers three iourths the pay
of officers OF similar grad" on the
active list.
Increase For Officers Opposed.
The proposed increase in the pay
of Officers was strt nuOusly opposeu
by Senator Hay, who said that Con
gress had almost every year mcreaS-
ed it by making additional allowances
for communication of quarters, fuel anu
light. He predicted that III i've years
the government would nave 10 ap-
propriate not less than *21,ooo,o'"
additional as the result OF the IN
crease. as much as the whole army
was costing at the beginning OF the
Spanish war. he said.
The various expenses to which an
officer is; subje cted by reason ol
change in station were discussed n
lcpp,h. the weight OF arguments DE-
ing tina, they should be taken 'hto
account when the question OF pay Is
considered.
Tawney Charges Hull With Bad Fs'tn
Mr. Tawney. Minns sofa. chairman
OF the committee en- appropriations
opposed the increase. He cr'ticise'
Mr. Hull for having. contrary to the
sentiment of the HOUSE. agreed 10
the item Of s1.OOo.080 for manoue'ers
and the increased pay OF ohceFs. ne
,,eadcd with the House not to agree
TO the conference report.
Mr.. Tawney declared that Congress
should not provide for expenditure oil
money not in the treasury. inc re-
nor, was further opposed by Messrs
S,aydep. Texas. and Fitzgerald. Ne"
York. and favored by Mcssrs. Cochran
and Suizer. New York Lands, lndi-
ana and Parker. New Jersey.
Tho rero-, was agreed to. 1]9 10 -
which has the effect Of sending tue
biz TO n. President for signature
or the s..o0o.o0O for increased pay
the enlisted men will receive approx
ima,cly 100000.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-09
OLLIE MONTGOMERY STICKS
BY HER CRIMINAL LOVER
Joins Him on eyrd's island In James
River Above Richmond, Mhers
-.- 10 was Tns ssdiuS. = 80
(Speciai to The Daily Press)


RICHMOND, VA, May S-Miss o.
lie Montgomery. II years old, OF Ora
ham street, Fulton, tired of a sep
arat;on from A. c. Butler. her fiance'
whom she had kept in hiding and hid
while attempting to win pardon iof
him after his escape from CUSTODY
today asserted her determination To
iuin her lover, ana With the assist
ance of two strong men. succeeded
in darling the rapids OF James river
to an island on which her future nus
band is CONCEALED To accommodate
his sweetheart and the friends VINO
accoupan;ed her to the island Bntier
has constructed a rude hut in when
the girl is now living.
Byrd's island is situated two miles
above Richmond and the water on
either side flows in a mighty torrent
which. Is hard to pass except by cx-
pert oarsmcB
Butler expressed his determination
prior to arr ST never TO appear pe-
fore court again and he now de- ies
recapture. He was arrested In stree;
brawi and escaped through door
which was inadvertently left unlock
cd. The girl has refused absolutely
TO lave her lover and return to the
mainland. although her parents have
usei every method OF persuasion 10
induce her 20 give Butler up.
II is evident that as long as they
remain on the island they will be
unmoi7 sted. TIC crime for which But
Ter is wanted being slight. but the
police will keep a Guie; watch ana
will lard Their man on his first trip
ashore.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-09
Us Fig xM B. 0ltlclaHg lsWsfsa
from Connecticut 1hk nsfi|ng.
COULD lot TAKE Part u Blu|ev

fBy Associated P-sss)

SAN FRANCISCO, May S.-The
combined Atlantic and Pacific battle
ships and armored cruisers, torpedo
boat destrOyers and auxiliaries aggre
gate In weight Of displacement more
than four hundred thousand tons
the, greatest assembsases Of armor
clads thus far to mark the passage
OF the American navy to second place
Of fighting forces Of the world-were
reviewed in picturesque San Francis
co harbor today by Secretary Of the
Navy Metcaif. The vessels lay al
anchor In four long columns and pro
ceeding from The Oakland shore. the
secretary on board the little gunbost
yorktown proceeded southwark
through the lines formed by the ar.
m0red cruisers Of the Pacific fleet
nearest the Oakland shore and the
second squadron of the Atlantic
headed by the Minnesota.
Rear Admiral Evans who had hoped
TO end his active naval career by
participating In tuday's Official ccrc-
monies, was not permitted by his al
tending physician 20 go aboard the
Connecticut. Rear Admiral Thomas
was agsin the senior oflsccr.
Admiral Evans has made his home
on shore at the 81. Francis Hotel
since the afternoon Of :he arrival. He
rode In the long parade on yesterday
and was quitc fa;iSucd by the ride.
Tomorrow forenoon Is tho time SGT
for Admiral Evans TO rcIinqnish com
msHd. Although he will not he
aboard ship his aag viii oaicsally iSe
bweTcd from the truck Of the Conpcc.
lieut. as the sharp speaking rifles on
the aficrbridSe boom out and their
parting salute Of !? guns will mark
the assumption % command by ncw
chief. Admiral Thomas transferring
his headquarters from the Minnesota
tn The Connecticut.
Admiral Evans lcsvc taking " ihc
feet thus viii date from the j"urn"y
through the Golden Gate when d"
stood upon the brtige OF the flagship
for the last tine.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-09
oRGIH Of The FIRE 4 MYSTERY
Insurance on the Property Destroyed
is Estimated at $3.50. ooo-Terminal
Hotel. One Of the Largest in the
City Completely Destroyed. But the
Guests Escaped Uninjured.


lion and quarter Is tho loss con-
scrvatively estimated tonight as the
result of Il fire which started early
today and which swept two blocks
of Atlanta's business property. The
fire is under control with ruined
blocks in the ditrict bounded by
Forsyth. Nelson. Madison and Hunter
streets. Late today the police and
fire departments dynamitcd what was
left of the walls.
The origin Of the Are Is mystery.
1t was discovered In the building oc-
cup!cd by the Schlesinger-Meyer Co.
bakery. The flames spread In all d.
rcctions. cutting the Terminal Hotel.
one OF the largeri In the city. All
of the guests escaped without injury.
in.ursnee Estimated at $3.50 900.
The insurance on the property de-
stroyed Is estimated at $4,000. One
of tho heaviest losess Is 8. NJ. lnman,
of Atlanta. who owned the entire
block bounded by Forsythe. Mitchell
and Nelson STREETS and MAdion ave-
laas. au&Aia which wprer Rsatnk III
Schleingers-Meyer Company: bfancn
d of the city postofice: the Liquid
Carbonic Company: q branch Of the
Central Trust and Banking Company,
and many smaller concerns.
The fire was discovered In the ele-
va,or shaft OF the Schlesinger bund-
ing, and is supposed to have origin
a;ed from crossed wires running TO
the motor which operated the elevator.
When the firemen arrived the flames
had broken through the roof OF the
building and with light water pres
sure to check the fires progress. In
short time this structurerwas COM
plcteIy Quilted and the FIRE ate its
way TO station 3 of the Atlanta post
Office.
The employees OF the postoffice. by
auick work. managed to save all the
mail and most Of the equipment.
Jumping TO the north side Of Mitch
oil street the flames made short work
Of the Terminal Hotel. the Terminal
annex. ChiIds cafe and hotel ana
Childs' annex The fremcn succeed
ed in checking the flames on tue
north side Of Mitchell street.
Flames Made Rapid Headwsy.
On the south side Of the street the
Ham.s continued 10 sweep everything
in their path TO Forsyihe street. gut
ting ;he buildings occupied by NC
Cluro's ten cent store. the branch
hank Of the Central Banking snd
Trust Company. the Paragon Sus-'
render Company. Moon shoe store,
and thu. Liquid Carbonic Company.
The SchIcsinger building extended
half a block on Nelson street and
from i; tho flames spread to numer-
Gus small storchouses on Forsythe
street. destroying the places occupied
nv aIys-rsou BrothsrsSrocHry com
ranv. tho Binders Frame Manufac-
turing Company. and the Walker Fur
ni:rrr CnnE,any.
A strong wes' wind famed t.c
flames and scat;src. burning embcrV
over tbc whole business section ri the
city Tho fr"mrn had many narrow
escapes FROM falling walls. hut no Sc
ri,.us injuries arc reported
Tho guests NJ ihe hotels ard roon-
irE houycs in Tho burned district sue
coded IN Saving m"s' " their g.
rcc's having b~cu warned In timc 70
| rHOv~ ihcir trunks.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-09
suntry Civil Appropriation Bill.
,gy Associated Prcssp

WASHINGTON. T.. e. May -
Tho House to-day passed The sundry
civil appropriation hill The dcbsi"
On the hill lsst"f tn days and u
underwent many chang in the
Horse. The total additional appro-
priaisonx atdrh - tho b'n. after II
rane from Committees amounted tCl
81 .,tI REQ. frirginS lh" aggregate sum
Gu To- tiss. 30. SsH