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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-07-08

- Raffinirt. rRuu, Gmilit,
bertsbrit Ou nod nit oem bosbafter
Stubio5us 8ummel?" - % ia! E. j.,
ab.r nsuli6 bab' i9 mid an ibm
serG6t. Sd beiteIlte ibn gu sinem
RenoeSpous an bas Saus ieines
Sdufers unO lieb ibn bort cine balbs
Stunoe iparteR!"
- Der sport 6ss Gages.
.S9ubmann, buben sic ni9t ssIs>
ben, baB Der WlenId oa mid NIT
Tubtritten trattirts9"- .aner6ings. "
= Limb parum iino 81. mir bann
ni6t gu Silfe setommen9" = sd
slnnbt: sic ipitIt.H SuBban.A
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-07-08
: Cine g @4arffi4tias. E.

-gine 9 Sdarffi9tis E.
,,Die ipdre es osnn, mein gng.l,
tpenn mir unter Der Gbiffre $4,000
iorreipDnbirten2" - n185,000! Sos
piel S4ulben be3ubIt mein Papu auf
teinen Sal, liebsr 9ans."
- Gin mi b ises Pdar.
3udtbausbirettor: .Sit Sbre Srau
unterbeHen psrIorgt9" Strdfltns:
r@ott iei Sant, bic iibt audi"
= Setn er fer 9ebante.
S.rr: sd ipsiB nt4t, uber sic tOms
men mir 70 bttannt por." Stubtnt
(Dsrl.sen): rgnti6ulOisen g, aber
i4 peiB pirtli4 ni4t msbr, ipieOiel
i'd Sbnsn idulbtg biu."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-07-08

- MiBnerfanOen. Muler
gum Sausbeiiber): rSabsn Sbre ates
li.rs Rorbli9t9" = SausbeiiBer:
rglein, a5etplen!"
Mn6enten. o.: SD bin in
idredlihsr 8erlesenbeit, leibsn sic
mir, bite. Sebn Mari!" = g.: nSie
baben bod .inen 9idmuntring am
Singer; ipesbalb pertaufsn Sic ben
ni9t2 - o.: vDds taun ib ni9t
iibsrs Ser5 brineeu. Ser Rins 1T Elm
glnbenten an meine peritorbene Sunz
tel" - g.: r@irtli99 Mein @sIb
1T elm gnbentsn an meinen Oerftorbes
men 8ater!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-07-08
9as absefnabberte BferS,

sSn elmer 8erliner &usfellung tpal
u. u. 6as Stelett bes Pfetoes aus'
gsitsllt, Oas Sriebrid Der @roBe in
ben lebten 2ebensidbrsn geritter
bate. Gin tIsines, fiinfidbriges Mdb'
den, oas nit I.iner Mutter bic 9lus.
ftelluns beiu4s. ipies eritaunt aui
oas @erippe. ~Das 1T benn bas9"
Srautden mar Der Wtutter fdon aur
@sniise als Elm lebenoises Sruge3ei'
den betannt, bas ni9t friiber befries
hist mar, ebs nibt alles baartIein ers
ldutert mar. Don 4no1tn in einem
tbieriI9sn 86rper bate bas SinS
offenbar mod teine ridtise 8oriteIs
lung. Die aiio bic Sa9e ertlGren2
9d fam Der Mutter elm retttnber 9es
0ante: ySraut9en, 9u erinnerft Did
tod, mas mir beutt Wlittas seetHen
baben9" rSu, Spdrg.lfuppe nit
S9peinsripp9en." rGan5 redt, aber
has S9petnsrippden, 6as 9u Be-
tamf, baf 0u bod ni9t sana uufs
eegeHen, mas blieb oabon iibris3"
Gin &no&en, ben bub id iaOn abs
9etnabhrt." pNun febit 9u, pie Elm
@6ptin. 70 bat aud Elm pf.rb uno
ieOeS Sbisr 8noden, bi. bleiben
iibris. tpenn bus 5l.iId ab 1T. 90
lift es aud bier, oas in6 Die &noden
bon einem pferbe. auf Dem .inmaI
'ein GROCER a6nis ipasierens.rittsn
itit!" = rad. 6as 1T biibfb, abtr
fag' bod nal. Mamd, tuer bat oeHn
Sas bier absetnabb<rt9"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-07-08
Grmntbisnng.

Gin iunssr gan6ioat Ioll feline
erfte prtbist baIten unb tit pOrber
febr banss Oapor uno aufseregt. 9a
tommt in Der SutriItei Der alte Sirs
aenoiener gu ibm bsran unb Iast:
rSerr ganOibat! @s ipiro I9on gee
ben! Sd glaub's ia, Oab Sbnen
bunse iit: Mir iIt's ia aud 10 ss>
sangen, ipie i9 Dor 25 Sabren gum
eriten Male nit Dem SlineeIbeutel
sing."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-07-08

: u umgefattelt. p0snte Dir,
btsier Giel bon 3eibenlebrer gibt mir
tbatIG6Ii9 feline Stunbsn mebr! CT
fagt, i'd ipiirbe ME in meinem 9eben
3iuei ri6tise Stride MAIDEN tDnnen. f"
= ~aa! llno nas ma6It 9u iebt9"
- ~Run - i6 male
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-07-08

60 paraoOr es tIinsen mag.
Was gu beRuupten fr.i i6 nag:
n0as 2aiter. obn. b'rum Su itreiten
Sat piebsrum aud quite Seiten!"
Der Srtnter beiipislsfpeife blidt
gtad obtn Ianse, hu9entaiidt.
0abei bat man6tr erit seTtb'n,
Dab Stsrne an Dem Simm.l iteb'n.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-07-08

~@eftern iast. mir cine @abrIG3e@
rim, ouB iid eben Elm iuns.r Mann
fiir mid intsreftrt."
rgta uub :, tuirb sr Did beiraz
tben9"
sd fiirdte, nein; osnn lie iusts
mir, ouB sr febr tIus isi."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-07-08

SIN 3oru. Batter (Oem Sobn
Sci ben S9uIurbeit.n bslftno): .Dis
oerTprt9 uidt INNER. Suns.; mas in
oer Auintu s.I,brt tpirS, bds fibt f.ft
bel mir - in oieier RIaffe bin
id bier SABRE setpsien!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-07-08
= 9 der3frase. a.: rDarum
Sdrfeiae peiblih2" = g..

V 7 3 q u HIDuIUW
If Odrfeiss ipeibli6T = g.:
~Nung" = o.: p@.il lie tlatT9t."
= unter Sreunbinnsa.
Wie itebft ou oenu nit b.in.m Gra5ss
= .. er ma4t feinem Ramen aIe
@bre. - Wieio9 - 81 metnt ss
pirttid srnitIi9 nit mir.
-9as gttat. Stabtberr: mi.
ttebt's benn nit Der @irtbI9aft bss
Suberbaus-n9" - Bauer: %, 6as 1T
a Sauipirtbiduft.1 = Stabtberr:
So, sebt's ni9t sut9" = Bauer:
~Ra, nur Elm sin5is Sdu'Ie ssust ban
tntIbpunh'nsr 4raht!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-07-08
Grin Sdlarfbli6.

~9lud i'd babe mid sinmuI auf ben
srIten Bid Dsrlisbt. Mber i4 babe
oas Wadoden ni9t stbeirutbet = neil
i'd iie mir nudber nod eiuise WaaIe
dnseisben babe"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-07-08

2eutnant: r8esbaIb baben
Sic geitern Bel ber SeIobisnI Itiibung
Die Bride seitiirmt9 Sas itano bod
gar ni6t in Der @orIdrift."
eloDebeI: pWeit binter Der
Bride Die Marteienberin nit benz
Bier ipar."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-07-08

Ontel (auf 8eiud): .9as iiebt
aber bier rs4t Tbe aus bel m.insm
Neffenl"
Sausptrtbin: rSa piFen
Sic, glass 1at Der arme S.rr bers
tauft, um feline Stuoien fortIeben 3u
tOnnsu fogur feline Bidder"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-24
PRES|DENT.ElECT TAFT
IS NOW IN new YORK
Makes Announcement Which Sep.
arates Herrck's Name From
Treasury Department.
CHOICE HAS NOT YET BEEN MADE
ohio.n's Entry into Metropolis un-
ostentatious-DecIare Purpose OF
Visit to Address Meeting in inter
est Of Hampton institute Last Night
and Attend Dinner Friday.
(By Associated Press.)

NEW YORK. Feb. 23.-Ex-Governor
Myron T.. Herrick OF Ohio will rot
be secretary of the treasury In the
Taft cabinet. This fact is set sorth
in the following statement written
hy Mr.. Taft after lengthy confer
.nce with Mr. Herrick today.
At the invitation OF President-elect
Taft. Governor Herrick called on him
today. Mr.. TAFT authorized the state.
mdht that the mention OF Mr.. Her.
rick for the portfolio of the treasury.
as IL he had teen candidate, did MN
great injustice, because Mr.. Herrlck
wrote Mr.. Taft as early as DecemEer
last 10 say that his business engage
ments were such as TO prevent MS
acceptance of a place in the CABINET
MIR. Hcrrick when questioned sara
that he had nothing to add to THIS
statement. which was made for the
purpose of making the record com-
plete. ~
Choice Not Made.
The elimination Of Mr.. Herrick at
his own request would seem to put
MIR, Franklin McVeagh OF Chicago IN
the lead for the place. but the only
Hehs NJ Tx8E.ynwld throw on the
situation tonight was that It Will De
several days before the matter VIII
be settled.
Mr.. Taft's entry into New YORK,
where he arrived from Philadelphia
today. was sentirely without ostenta-
ton. He entered q closed automobie
at the Jersey City ferry and did not
leave it until he alighted at the Forty
eighth street residence OF his broth-
er Henry w. Taft. whose house guest
he is to- he until Saturday when he
leaves for Washington.
Mrs. Taft remained in philadelphia.
To address q meeting in the inter
est of Hampton Institute. at Carneeie
Hall. which he did tonight and 10
attend Friday night the dinner 10
be given in honor OF Elihu Root are
the purposes Of Mr.. Ta!t's visit 10 New
York
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-24
BROWNSVILLE COMPROMISE.
Measure AGREED Upon by Opposing
Factions Passes Senate.

WASHINGTON. D. C.. Feb. 23.-
A measure providing for the re-enlist
ment of soldiers Of the Twenty-hfth
infantry. who We" discharged by the
President without honor on account
CT their participation in the Browns
vile aff.ay, was passed by the Ser
.,t,. to,iav b; vote Of 90 to 26.
This is compromise bill which
was approved by President Roo-"-
vel: Senator Foraker and all Of TIC
Re publican members Of the commit
tee on military affairs. 1t was
adcp:ed by party vote with the
exception of Senator Teller. VINO
voted with the Republicans Tn"
bill creates board which will con
slider applications for re-enlistment
anil recommend the restoration 10
,lutv of such OF tn" negro former sci
dicrs as not found guilty OF compii-
city in the affray.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-24
Supreme Court Affirms Decision
FIXING New York Central System.
REBATES TO SUGAR TRUST At ISSUE
Lower Federal Court is Upheld in its
jnftiction Of Penalties Of Over q
Hundred and Thirty Thousand Dol
lars-Fine Point Settled.
NV Associated Press.)

WASHINGTON. D. G.. Feb. %
The verdict OF the United States Cir
cult Court for the Southern district
o. New York imposing fine OF
sos 900 upon the New York Central
Railroai Company on the charge OF
granting rebates TO the American
Sugar Company was today affirmed
by the Supreme Court OF the United
States.
The rates I. the American Sugar
COMPANY were given en- shipments
of sugar in 1893 from Nov York -
Cleveland and Detroit.
Six offenscs were charged and fines
of $4,000 each were imposed by the
trial court.
The courf also rendered similar
decision uph lding tho lever cour' in
tho case Of shipmcn' TO Cleveland.
Ohio. in which a fine OF s2G.0"0 " :
imposed
The case of the United States Us.
rac New York Central 4 Hudson
River Railroad Ccmpany involving
question whether railroad company
which is a party to ro2saf" treas
action but. which wa mt IN" initia-
tory road. can bc C-imIns'ly prose
cu;cd for a violation &C tho ElkinS
anti-trusj Law. vas decided ny the
court against the com. any.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-24
To coerce Persian Ruler.

LONDON. Feb. 23.-The British
government has been in consultation
recently with Russia with regard -
the best means of ending the condi-
tions Of anarchy prevailing in Persia
and to this end it has suggested a
Joint intimation Of the shah OF that
country that unless a form of con
stitutional government is granted he
will get no support Of any kind from
the governments Of Great Britain or
Russia. and that these countries will
have to take measures to safeguard
their respective interests in Persia.
Should a loan be required, the Brit
ish government would refuse to con-
sent thereto. unless It is protected by
an elected assembly.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-24
TAFT SPEAKS BEFORE
ARMSTRHkG ASSOCIATION
In the Interests Of Hampton institute.
Says Race Feeling Is Part
Of Problem.

NEW YORK. Feb. 23.-Mr. TAFT
was the principal speaker tonight IN
the interest Of Hampton Institute. I'M
der the auspices OF the Armstrong
Association. a, Carnegie Hall
A drenching rain failed to keep
away a large !hrone eager 20 hear Mr.
Taft and learn Of the industrial prog
rrss OF the Hampton students. no"
did it dampen the enthusiasm or the
welcome to Mr.. Taft.
The exercises were opened by Wsh
op David II. Greer of the Episcopal
Diocese of New York.
Songs by chorus Of Hampton
students orencd the program OF th'
evening.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-24
DIPLOMATIC BILL.
Measure Passes Senate After Certain
Notifications Were Made.
(Bv AssoCiai"d Press.

WASHINGTON. ID. G.. Feb. &C
The Senate took ~ today the dipio-
matte and consular bills. The pro
vision applied 80 ~" hin in the mouse
Of reDres ontatiy.- vcst:ng in 4 vic"
consul general "l the United States.
TO he desiCnai, from tim" 10 tim"
NV he secrctary ri the state depart
mcni. ;hc judiCial authority AMI III
risdiction in ciyii md criminal ca~%S
heretofore vested n the consul gen
crai Of Chira. was On motion q! MI
Recon. stricken from the hill
An smcndmcn' " Senator I.otc"
concentrating go" nIo for grounds
and building TO- 'hc american en-
hasgv at Paris AS opposed by Mr.
Hale. and on Is motion vas la'
On tsc table T., ,o:e of ~ 10 -.
The hill carr,rr2 appropriations ac'
crcSa; ing s:S;" -. was then passed
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-24
TO AID PROSECUTION.
Special Assistant District Attorney
70 Prosecute Newspaper Men.

WASHINGTON. u. G.. FEB. -. -
United states Assistant District NJ
tornCy McNama-a has been commits
stoned nv Attorney General EcnapariC
as sp.cilI assistant 10 thc attorney
general to aid 10 tho prosecution ~
the Press Publishing Company. the
editor. OF tho New Work W rid and
tho owners Of tho Indianapolis News
recently indicted for alleged criminal
libel Of President Roosevcli. William
" Tafi and others in connection viii
the purchase Of the Panama canal
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-24
HETTY GREEN'S DAUGHTER.
Married to Descendant Of Original
Aston, Aged 65.
nv Associated Press. J

MORRISTOWN. y. j.. Feb %
Niss Sylvia Green. daughter OF Mrs.
Hettv Green. OF sNew York. enc OF
the ,wealthiest women in Ameri q.
was married at noon tCday to NJ at
thew Astor WilkS. Mr. Wilks. who
is ahou' g. years old. is tn" gard,
son of John JacoNaAstor. Ms. Glefn
ana her daughter have bean living
in m,mes, apartments in H'aok"n.
AMI came to this city with a v'''it'n"
party ri about 30 persons in srh'iAl
car In St. Peters church n" lA1r-
rag, ceremony was perform?' -
NV. policemen Sturges. the rec "
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-24

sPERRY TO |
REMAIN IN COMMAND
Number Of Changes Expected in Ship
commands-Announ Sims
viii Replace Hubbard.
iRy Associated Press

WASHINGTON, D. C., Feb -. =
Rear Admiral Soerry l"obahlN Will
remain in command of tn" Atlantic
nee, until his retirem"nt IN S"pt"m-
Der next. although number q
changes in the commands OF I'll" bat
,leships soon will b. announced.
The first change Was announced
today. that. OF Command"r William
$. Sims to command n" M,nn"so'a
ON March first, relievin@ Captain john
Hubbard. who will be assigned TO the
general board Of the navy /" FIJI tn"
>acancy caused by the granting OF Il
leave OF absence for six III nths To
Captain Ahram E. Culver.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-24
Admiral spePry Says Officer Re-
moved at His Own Request.
CANE HOME FROM GIBRALTAR
Comma ncer Of Big Fleet Asserts That
Move Was Not Disciplinary Meas
rre-se.uscs to Go Further Into
Details Of Affair.
fSuecial To the Daily PreSS).

Especial to the Daily Press).
RICHMOND. VA. Feb. 23.-The cat
is ont OF the bag SO far as the re-
moval of Captain Hamilton N. Hutch
ms from his post as ranking officer
of the United States battleship kear'
sarge is concerned. In an exclusive
interview tonight Rear Admiral
Charles S. Sperry, commanding the
fleet on its globe encircling expedi-
ton. assigned as the only reason for
the remova! that Captain Hutchlns
had personally made the request that
he be- removed The interview took
place while Admiral Sperry was re,
turning with his line officers aboard
a special train from Richmond TO
Old Point Comfort this afternoon. the
officers having lcen the guests Of the
city of Richmond during the da!:.
Came Homo from Gibraltar.
This is the only reason that Ad'
miraI Sperry would assign for the
removal. Every question. propoInieh
with the object of throwing light on
the situation was quietly answcre
in such a manner as TO lead 10 the
same result. The removal occurred
braI;ar. Captain Hu'chins being sem
home on the ko"nicen Louisc. ke'
ores,cd removal is the meat IN the
cocoanut so far as can bs asccT'ained
from the commander Of the fleet by
direct questioning. The iute-vie"
follows:
Admiral. what reasons were as
signed for the removal Of Captain
Uutchips who was in charge nj the
hatiIcship Kcarsarg" and Who was re
turned to tho United states from
Gihraltar
That is something I 10 not care
90 discuss
But. Admiral you must know thai
the people NJ the country arc deeply
Interested in the matter Of tn" re-
r,ovaI Of Captain Hu'chins.
We'll. then. the fact 9th" mat
tor is that Captain Hrtcbins was 70
moved because he made the request
a very positive request. 7 SrN him
hcmc abuard a mail steamer"
Not Disc ipsInsry Measure.
Was his removal intended or dc
,~.,....x.I an, L-.Eth pnrcl
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-24
Decision After Ten Years.

WASHINGTON. u. c. Feb. s3.-
The case Of Commander Dennis w.
NuIlanc W the United states navy.
involving the legality OF the courtmar-
;al NV which he was tried in 1Sss
on the charge OF drunkenness. while
commaEdani of the Pensacola. ia.
navy ward. was todaT. ten years later.
decided fpaIiv BY the Supreme court
nj the Tnited states. adversely to
him NuI!auc vas sentenced To dis
missaI. bur the pTesidcnt modified TIE
sentence Nv placing him at the foot
of list OF commanders.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-24
NO DISCRIMINATION.
Jury May constitutionaIiy CONSIST Of
All Whites.
Try Associated PreSSl


WASHINGTON. d. c.. Feb. y. =
The case CT .Marcellus Thomas. und":
sentence of death on the charge OF
killing two men in Harris county
Texas. was. decided today by n"
Supreme Court OF the United States
against Thomas.
Thomas is negro and as tie grand
jury by which the Indictment againSl
him was returned contained Oh it NJ
man OF his own race, he charged
that he had been discriminate
against contrary to the constitution
of the United States and therefor"
asked the Supreme Court to iAtet
vena in his behalf
The court refused to reverse tn
decision of the Texas court. wAlch
was adverse to Thomas.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-24
Adoption Of Conservation Policy.
NV Associated Press.)

WASHINGTON. II 2. TtD. %.
With the adoption OF a Conservation
Of principles designed TO govern the
United States. Canada and Mexico.
with regard to the desTcsition OF The
natural resources OF these countries.
the Ncrth American Conservation Con
vcnr.cn concluded its work here To
day.
The signatures Il the nine commit
tees representatives nj the United
states Canada and Mexico viii be
affixed ,o.the document. which Is .
mos; comprehensive one. tomosrr~.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-24
Cibson-Jaris Wedding
Nv Associated Press)

WASHINGTON. u. G.. Feb. Is
Miss Grace Mcmillan Jaris. whose
mother was the eldest daughter OF
the late Senator Mcmillan of Michi-
gan. today was married to Preston
Gibson. son of th" late Senator Ran
dali ellison of Louisiana.
The ceremony took place at the Nc
MILAN residence on Vermont avenue.
The couple will reside here and at
Hampton Farm Va. their country
Mace
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-24
NOVEL VARIATION.
New Interest Injected in Yacht Races
to Bermuda.
jRy Associated IrHSS.)

tiv Associated iTfsS'
NEW YORK. Feb. c3.-Plans for
the novel variation in the annual
yacht race to Bem uda were outlined
today by Captain william Meyer. who
was passenger on the steamer
Prince George, which arrived ida;
from Bermuda.
Captain Meyer has been in Der
muda arranging f6r the race. He
said that unless the plans miscarrS
the Savannah Yacht Club would start
yawls from the Georgia city stimuli
tanec usly with the start Of New YORK
Yachts from here There will thus
be two races on at the same tim" ot
interest to both Northern and South
ern yachtsmen.
Captain Meyer said each heet
would be accompanied by vessels fit
ted with wireless apparatus for puT-
poses CT inter-communication
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-24
SUPREME COURT UPHOLDS
ARKANSAS TRUST LAW
Fine Of $4,000 Against Packing Com
parry viii Have to be
Paid.
(By Associated Press.)

WASHINGTON, d. G.. Feb. 23,-iIy
deciding the case Of the Hammond
Packing Company, of Chicago. VS.. the
State Of Arkansas favorahly to tn"
State. the Supreme Court of tn"
United States today upheld the CON
stitutiona!ity of the antitrust la" Of
Arkansas.
:rhc company was fined sl"'.""'
in the Arkansas State courts for
failing TO observe the law.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-24
Favorable 70 State.
CRy Associaied Press }

WASHINGTON. ID. G.. Feb. q
The suprpmc Court 81 the UnHed
States todav dccided the case OF the
Cumberland Telephone Company vs..
the Railroad Commission Of Louisiana,
involving the right Of the commssstne
TO reduce the companys scug avs
t.pcc rates faysratay 81 the state.
Decision vas by Justice Pcckham.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-24
Mrs. Fitzhugh Lee Pensioned.


NY E'"oS'''@'"
WASHINGTON. ID. C.. Feb. 23.-on
motion of Senator Daniel OF Virginia.
the omnibus pension bill passed by
the senate today was amended TO
provide a pension OF $50 month to
Mrs. Ellen u. Lee. widow Of the late
Brisadier General Fitzhugh Lee,
United States Army.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-24
PRESIDENT RETURNED.
Reached Warrington on Mayf'ower
Early Yesterday Morning. IL
fpv Associates preSS1

WASHINGTON. d. c.. Feb. 23.-
The Yacht Mayflower. bearing the
President and his party on their re-
turn from the Homecoming OF the
battIeship fleet at Hampton Roads
Yesterday reached her dock at the
navy yard In this city at 1:21 O'Clock
this morning
The Presidential party remain"n
aboard the yacht until SIS O'CLOCK
when they left the navy yard In car
riages in drilling rain Tor the
White House.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-24
No Servians May Depart.

BELGRADE, Feb. 23.-The Serrian
government has given orders that IN
til further notice no passports are to
be issued to men under forty-five
years OF ase---Tha- object oil s~stnas
measure is to keep all men OF mill
tary age at home.
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Tampa Races.
OEv Assoc, ted Press.l

TAMPA. FIN Feb. %. - tn"
wca,b,- was fr, track fast ard at
tendance rcod '"lav Johnny Wis
winner Of tho f-s' race. for two year
oIds' sas purchased Yesterday bT
I Kirkman firm : J. Carries. EnS'a-
clan shonld hayc won the second bui
was In 4 lam ~" 'arly part Of thr
tarc. Heart ~ Hyacynth backed
from 4 10 'r q. - In the sixth.
closed with terrific rush bit could
moi reach H"icu Virginia.
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Eortific at. ons Bill Passed.
(Ry Associated Press.)

IVY HsSVNI"0u ff''7
WASHINGTON. d. G.. Feb. %. -
The fortifcatious bill. carrying ap-
propTiatiCns aggresating SS,a2o,lli
was passed by the Senate today.
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WEATHER.

Rain Wednesday; colder IN
south portion; Thursday cold
ard generally brisk, southwest
winds, shifting to northwest.
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Earned Military Title.

Couper said hc earned N" t';'"
~ colonel IN the army. bcinr com
mGysicncd as a coioncI 10 20 into the
federal lines and raise a Confederate
Continued Of, Second PaScD
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