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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-03
o,coru.n succeeds Rayner.

Washington. January 2--kep ma Il
Senators have decided not 10 M nc
VACANCY on the Finance Souiih.seee
caused BY the death OF senator neg
burn, OF Idaho. because OF uhe pi0S
oeet o, a complete reorgs nizanon OF
he Senate committees after Marcn =
which viii result in a general Feouc
ton Of Republican representation anu
Thus give but scant service 70 ~Hf
rev member appointed now
Tho Democratic steering comm ''e, :
has deterr1in ned upon the selection o.
senator O'Gorman. OF New YORK, as
Inc successor OF the late Senator Ray
ner. of Maryland. as a member Oh Inc
COMMITTEES on Foreign Relanons' anu
senator Fletcher. OF F!orioa' as ne
successor on the Committee on tne
Judiciary 49,
The appointments to this and otner
xacsncies caused BY Mr.. Raynef
death probably will be made to-nho-
row senator Jackson. the new MARY =
land Senator, and Senator Perkins WHO
succAeds Mr.. Hepburn, will De given
their committee assignments al 'hs
same time -. .
The selection OF Mr. OGornan LOT q
mace on the Foreign Committee WIN
have the effect of giving New fo'A
TWO members of that committee as
senator Root 10 already a member OF
that committee. Both OF tue Ne"
York Senators are memoeis aisp -
the Committee On Judiciary
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-03
CONGRESS BEGINS
SESSION AGAIN
Houss Adjourns Owing to Nc
Hcnry's Deatii-Senate
Hears Bailey.

Washington, January 2.-confronteo
with damned Legislative calendars tha'
will keep them busy for long hours
until the automatic adjournment VIII
be. taken at noon March 4, both muses.
of Congress reassembled at noon TO-
day after the holiday recess. In the
two months that intervene between
to-day and March 4. much Important
work will be done preliminary 10 the
transfer of government anArs .'o"'
Republican to Democratic control
To-day was a big day In the Seha's'
in the House the session was OIiet'
To the Senate crowds TOOK th-T 80 "s
early In the morning, and. long peioie
noon the galleries were crowded ana
the corridors were well hlled Inc
announcement that Senator Bailey Oh
Texas. would make his SWAN song
soeech this afternoon was the mashe =
Rarely has a Senator SPOKEN I"
q ,hrone as attended to-days SEES
sion OF the Senate. That adHTess @9
the only feature Of the reassei""''He
day. ,.s, tau
the House adjourned within fe"
,,,,,utcs because Of the death or rep
resentative McHenry, or Pennsy i'@ nc
and no business was transacted ~,
morrow IL is expected the House VIII
resume consideration OF the ihu4S" ap-
Precipitation bill. na
The important Investigations
ouIed TO occupy much Of the time OF
Congress for the next few weeks VIII
mot be fully under way until next wen
Monday the House ways ana Siean'
COMMITTEES will begin its hearings pre-
paratory 20 revision Of the 'arln, ai.'
the House Money Committee WIN re-
sumo its probe into the "cohcehtfa'i'''
OF money and credits"
The time OF both houses OF on
.-e,, will be largely taken up wi,n
confederation of appropriation oihs.
which will determine the de'ai's o'
the expenditures OF more than d oi
NON OF dollars during the hrst year
of the Wilson administrator. IN .n'
senate, however. the ArchOaIu
neachment trial is still 10 be eonciuo-
ed. and a vote TO be taken on the iih
portant question OF removing MIN HUN
The bench OF the Commerce Court
Outside OF the appropriation olils' Il
il not expected that much importah'
legislation will be enacted during Inc
remainder OF the session. Both houses
will practically be marking ume uhu'
the Democrats take the reins OF gov
eminent
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-03
OBITUARY
John J. Mulcare.

John ]. Mulcare. musician and
former member of local orchestra
died yesterday at his home in BROOK
Ign. y. y. News of his death was
received with regret by Richmond
friends. Mr.. Mulcare is survived by
his wife, who was Miss Therese Matt,
of this city. before her marriage
Edwin q. Traylor.
Edwin O. Traylor of 3e1 West cary
Street. died suddenly YESTERDAY morn
ling at 1:5O o'clock in his residence He
leaves q widow ami one brother
The funeral will be conducted TINS
drew's Episcopal Church. and the In
terment Will be made n Hollywood
Cemetery
Julio FrancIobe.
Julio FranciOne. sixty years old
died Yesterday afternoon at o'clock
I'm the residence Of his nephew. X
Francione. 1929 West Grace Street. al
ter a long Illness. The tuneral ser
church at o'clock this afternoon, and
the interment VIII be made in Mt.
Calvary Cemetery
The pall-bearers will be; p Sauis-
sote. a. Moschetti. George Jackson, NJ
Nassei Andrew Donati. y Somma, A.
GiIlio and p. Gonnelis-
Mrs. Mary Louisa Lewis.
Mrs Mary Louisa Lewis. willow OF
william Lewis. died YESTERDAY after =
noon at the home of her son. Burnett
I,e wis. sos East Franklin Street she
had celebrated her eighty eighth
birthday on December IL Mrs. Lewis
bore the distinction Of being the old
est member Of the First Presbyterian
Church During the War Between the
states she was a nurse at the Sea =
brook Warehouse, then converted into
a hospital. where the wounded were
Jared for. She leaves Two sons. Bur
nett Lewis and Beverley C. Lewis
nine grandchildren and one great
grandchild Among her gran.c nil 9 n
is Lieutenant /. G. Talbot. l. :. \,
now in Richmond.
The funeral viii take place ;o-mor-
row afternoon at o'clock from the
residence. Interrent Will De private
Captain q. W Barrow.
Especial TO The Times-Dispatch.
Nartiusville Va. January zap
tain O. ". Barrow died here at : O'Clock
this morning. after an illness OF ten
. davs. in his seventy -elshth yeaT lie
was = native Of this county and en-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-03
All Efforts Repulsed.

New York, January z-Wl tI4an
Rockefeller continued tonight 10 e4ude
the process servers OF the House OF
Representatives. Charles F. Riddell.
sergeant-at-arms, at the head OF an
army Of assistants and detectives. who
for DAYS past have been trying 10
subpoena the fnancier as a witness In
the money trust investigation, said to-
night all OF his efforts to get in com
munication with him had been re-
pulsed. Or. Walter +. Chappelle. the
physician who is treating Mr.. Rookie
felIer's throat. refused 20 tell the gov
eminent official where his patient is,
while John ". Sterling. Mr.. Rookie
feller's attorney, would not be seen.
Mr.. Riddell said. when he went to the
lawyers Office.
Il had hoped" afr. Riddell stated,
that all this publicity would shame
Mr.. Rockefeller out. and that surely to-
day he would accept service. but l
have not heard word from any OF
his representatives.
The sergean mt at-arms had no COM
nent 10 make on the report from
Brunswick. Ca. that Dir. Rockefeller
was in that city.
The guard around Rockefeller's Fifth
Avenue residence, al his Tarrytown
country home, and at the home OF
William G. Rockefeller, his son. at
Greenwich. Conn. was maintained as
usual to-day. without result Until
Congress authorizes a writ Of attach
nlent for Mr.. Rockefeller. hr. Riddell
said there would be nothing 70 do but
wait for the millionaire to accept serV-
ice voluntarily.
Reports that the Fifth Avenue resi-
dence would be entered by force at
tracted crowds 10 the neighborhood to-
dav. Lecturers on sightseeing aa.omo-
hsles nointed TO the mansion and eN-
plained the situation to theiT passen-
gers.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-03

in reply for aid in a local crusade
against gambling, to-day advocated ma
tional legislation against gambling and
promised his aid in obtaining such
laws.
1T is too late for me 10 change my
message to the General Assembly or
Indiana" he wrote the leader OF the
antigambling war here. "but 1 suggest
that you bring the matter before the
incoming Congress Of the United
States. 1 shall be glad to render you
any assistance in stamping out gamb-
ling
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-03
PACKAGES GOING
BOTH DIRECTIONS
Parcels Post System Getting Into
Full Swing at Richmond
Office.

The mail carriers going out OF the
Richmond post-ofiice had their FIST
experience with the parcels post sys-
TIM yesterday, when they caught the
first consignments of incoming mail
sent to this city TO be deliverei. In
all except a few instances the regular
carriers were able to handle the pack
ages on their routes but 1t was ncces-
sary to distribute some in wagon.
So long as possible the regular cal
riers will take out all parcels received
under the new system. but whenever
the traffic becomes congested II has
been provided that a wagon be placed
In service By the superiac sndent OF
carriers Should the amount Of n
coming mail Justify it, A wagon Viii
probably be placed in regular service.
but such an event is not looked for a;
the present time.
The amount OF outgoing mail re-
ceived at the parcels post window by
Clerk Devote and his two assistants
yesterday was far In excess Of IN,
preceding day. A third ASSISTANT mas
been ordered TO repor; fo- duty IN tn
parcels post division to -Gay as r.
suit of the growing volume )f pushes
Open Until II 4. ".
The hours during which he parcels
post window at the main Office viii
be kept open have not been dehaiteiy
fixed. For the present week Acting
Postmaster Southwark thinks that It
will not be open later than I. oc.ocN
AT night When the receipts OF mali
become more regular. ii may be Heces-
sary. he says, 20 maiptain "A all-nieht
service. Such a provision would give
convenience In mailing parcels equai
70 that afforded for otn''r matter
Reyes On the streets and the slots IN
the post office are availabie az any
hour of the day 10 mail anything en-
cept fourth class MATER
The machinery je|-s. 4 for haa%Ine
the parcels post a. the lccal once oy
Mr. Southwark, wi.l - assistance Oi
NJ Devote. has ocDy'd effective dn;
jr,e the two days Df serV!ro gwen l..
Ia,6lv a hitch has been not.Ge1, ana
+, is thought that the la IS not iar
distant when the ne postal DIVISION
all be working as s'n )):htE As arr
IRE previously In operation
Jus: what proportiO"s the rural FAR
.els most system IS going to assume
l. ve, uudetermin.d On a-~ount OF
tine nature of the r.rsi mail sew &C.
ara the fact that ye''rdaF was ane
&C.. dav on which car "en- OUT
after the inaugura .''n OF she se''I's'
n, local office has hal listle opp run
i,v To see the workings o, the -
liz the rural sectors.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-03
TALKS OF MURDER
WHILE DEL|R|OUS
Man Wanted in Louisa for Kill
ing Another Is in Serious
Condition.

stanton. Va. January 2-Georse W Cos
nv working at saT7mfH near Mi,.oo,o.
80. himself few days ago through the
ls.ng IN an attempt TO commit SUICIDE ~,
b!s de,irflsn siace then he has talked o.
tSfTinE man. and on yesterday caicers ar
rived ron Louisa County TO s-res; aim on
-. rhar~s Of numbering CiGye NcGee IN
that couaty in a brutal way early IN the
Chrts,rnaS holidays COSBY is TOO III De
moved ard may not recover ne hao sOns
49, 10 Louisa for the holidays when be did
the kili.ng.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-03
SUIT AGAINST CLAWS
special AGENT Charged With WIZ
holding Government Funds

san Francisco. Cal. January 1-ihe
United states government to-day hleo
suit In the United states District Court
against Louis r CLAWS 70 collect 80
said 20 have been withheld BY Claws
rror, government funds given him
anon no was ~neciai agent for tho De
oartmeut Of the Interior In The F1r-
cssr,- Service. Two surety comDa mics
that signed Glaviss bonds arc also
named a. defendants. u Is charged
that the money has been held since
December - 1907.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-03
Mrs. baltimore.
MARRIAGES

OCHE-SHARPE-A beautiful homA
wedding when MISS RI TIL SHAhFrs
W-averiS-'s fairest daughter. became
the bride of Mr.. CHRISTOPHER
LOCHE. The parlor was beautiful-
" decorated with ferns The bride
was becomingly attired in hand
$50 suir of blue cloth They are
both well known in Waverly and
surrounding country. They left i'm
mediatelv after the ceremony for an
exteu5ed Northern tour We WISH
for them a long and happy union
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-03
SEEK PLAN TO GET
ELUSIVE WITNESS


CContinled from llst iase'
lions and authority OF the House OF
Representa- iyes.
The House Of Representatives. OF
the United states. through the com
mittee Of which 1 am chairman. in my
opinion has the legal power 20 nave
process served upon any one within
the Jurisdiction Of the Federal govern
ment. and IT IS TO De hoped that II
Will not become necessary TO put TINS
force in full motion IN order 10 &C
complish the desired result"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-03

Fayetteville. y. c. January David
\ NcAlister. OF Wade, who was run
down By an Atlantic Coast Line train
sunday night. died in Highsmiths Hos
pital here tonight. Mr.. McAlister
wandered onto the railroad track after
escaping from his bed in dellrium-
He IS unmarried.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-03
GRAND JURY DISCHARGED
Makes No Further Report In hoy
Guide Case.
20 TN Times-Dispatch-

rSpecial to The Times-DIspaicn-I
Alexandria Va. January - ne
grand jury which assembled
nontb 10 investigate circumstances at
Tending the death OF Patrick buckley.
the boy guide" whose body VS.
cound beside the fire escape in the ga.
~ the old Bra,sdock House on the nlgnl
of November l. last, MADE no tur a.
renort on the case to-day and was cis-
missed. ~, t.
However. il reported true oin 1T
the case Of Henry Stevens, coicreo'
for feIoniously cutting Peter SneiilllsS :;
a verdict OF not guilty in the case OF
lanes MaRner saloon Keeper
charged with selling liquor 10 minor
The court thereupoD. on motion ci
commemorative Attorney Baene
drorDed the case against Charles ZiH
nerman- charged with the same OF
sense Both were then lectured oy
Judge Barley on the subject
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-03
Couf~ree. Appointed.

49, House and senate immigration
hi, we're announced to-day. They are
SENATOR'S Lodge and Dillingham; and
ren-essn.a,ives Burke. Latiner and
sshstb The bill as passed Is sub
xfitute for the Dilnnshan bill
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-03
NEGRO Is BADLY STARRED
AFTER QUARREL OVER WOMAN

rovev Harris coioret. was dangerously ).
no, fatally s-sfSed last night about II
O'Clock al Twenfy-hrst and Broad Stree
1000 T-.e a--ar-f. - ~ss learned was
tho outcome OF a quarrel concerning ~
man Harris ral 20 nea-oy home o
f-fend Erne-xcnc- treatment was rcuaeren
~ Or "a r Hawkins, ambulance surg m
ana he was removed 10 the CITY Hospltdi Z.
Ea-ris had deep -aShes about the neck and
sn-,ride~s aud one IN the icft icg.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-03

Especial 20 The es-Dispatch-I
Washington. D. c. January 2.-hep-
resentative Carter Glass has been in
vited 10 address the Chamber OF Com
merce Of the United states al the first
annual meeting. TO be held in this city
January q. % and %. His remarks
will be along the line Of banking and
currency reform. p IL. McG-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-03
DEATHS

in Baltimore, De-
cember 31st. in her eighty third
year. BETTE STAPLETON PRICE
relict OF DR.. Richard +. Berkeley'
formerly of Hanover County. Va
She leaves one daughter, Mrs. John
{. Paine. of Baltimore.
Interment in Hollywood Funeral
TO-DAY.
PORCHER.-Died. IN Charleston. 5. c.
on Christmas Day. MARY LONG,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles /.
Porcher. and wife OF DR.. Walter +.
POrcher. OF the above CITY bF-
PorcheT is a grandson OF the late
Benjamin Watkins Leigh OF RICH
mOnd.
DANIEL-Fen asleep December 81.
1911. at ; A. NJ. MABEL LEE.
daughter OF Or. J. 6 and Susan Lee
Daniel aged twenty-five.
Buried In Hollywood.
MULCARE-Disd. at his residence in
brooklyn. V Y. January ?. 1913.
MR.. JOIN j. MULCARE. formerly
Of this city Ny. Mricare I miSrrled
Miss Teresa Matt. sister OF william
G.. John and y r. Matt. and Mrs
James B. Doherty. all OF this city.
and Mrs NJ T Muicarc. Of Brook > n
Besides his relatives OF Brooklyr-
he leaves a wife and five children 10
,reu known among the senior mem
hers of the westrnorelani CLUB. o..
Funeral and burial viii take piacs
in Brooklyn. y. Y
Philadelphia papers please copy
LEWIS Died. IN the home or her son.
Burnett Lewis. sos East Franklin
street. Thursday afternoon. January
2. 1919, at 3.3s o'clock. MRS MARY
LOUISA LEWIS. in the eighty ninth
year Of her age. She WAS the WldoW
Of william Lewis and mother Or BeV-
eriy q. and Burnett Lewis. $500.
Funeral from residence SNl *
DAY AFTERNOON. January 3th, az
3 o'clock. InterTu-nt private.
FRANCIONE Died. al tho residence
OF his.nerhew. T. Fraucionc. No. -o--
West Grace. az = NJ THURSDAY,
Ir-TTO FEANcIONE. AGED sixty
years lie had been 81 for SONS
Funeral from 81 Peters church
y n FRIDAY. January 2 inter-
mcut IN Nj. Calvary Cemetery-
Pall-hcsrcrs. y. Squissote' :, =
Massei. Andrew DoustL y Somma-
a Glfo and r. Gonnsiia
TRAYTyOR. Died. suddenly on We'd
ncsday. January 1. 1913 - % =.
NJ. al his residence. 81 West Cary
street EDWIN q. TEANLOE. nc De-
survived b. his wife and one brothcr.
Funeral from 81 Andrews f'0ls-
copaf church FRIDAY. January :. -
: c'cl<,ck. Tutrrmcnt In Hollywood
Cemetery. Kin1ly omit fi0wefs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-03

Austin, Texas. January e.-GoveTnor
CoIouift announced tonight that he
has been unoficisiiy advised that the
rcsfsuafi,n Of United states Senator
Refiev will be presented within the
newt rex days. aud that he would ap-
f.oint v. ". Johnston. editor OF the
Houston Post. 60 CONTINUES Senator
Eauey's uucxpircd tex2-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-03
$l0O Reward

One hundred dollars will be paid for
information leading 70 the arrest ana
conviction of the person or persons
who murdered and robbed one Elias
Baroody at 5s4 North Second Streea
this city. on the morning Of Deceuis
Der 1s, 1912
GEORGE AINSLIE.
Mayor.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-03

Sew soiie,sau aid indoor baseball leagues
are being organized 81 The ass0ciaiion. sno
men arc reouczted to--e,-r Their snt'ies
~ LIS ccsnle<
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-03

had been i'll with Bright's disease for
more than "A year past. Mr.. McIearen
was born in Warrenton and is survived
by wife and two children.
Mrs. Baltimore.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.J
Norwood Va, January Mrs Bal>
timore. an aged woman, died at ths
home of her daughter, Mrs Melton,
here on Sunday. Her remains were
taken to Bremo on Wednesday morn
ing and buried in the family burying
ground. -.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-03
Ashurst Replies.

Senator Ashurst answered Senator
Bailey and declared that the percen-
tage OF people who voted on public
questions In the States where direct
Hesitation was In force was fully as
great as the percentage of United
states senators. sworn and paid to
vote On legislation" who voted on the
majority Of the subjects before the
Senate. senator Ashurst. in his de-
Tense 4 Mr.. Hearst. declared that his
name was associated. with the success
Of many projects TO promote the happi-
ness Of the people and the perpctuity
Of American Institutions. and declared
that he was arm friend. iov ng
husband and faithful father"
More than that need not say .
less than that I could not say" he
added.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-03
BENJAMIN r. Sprouse.

Special to The Times-Dispatch-I
Gordonsville, Va, January 2--benJa-
mi Z. Sprouse died at his home near
Mechanicsville, Louisa County, Wed
nesday. January /, after an illness Oh
several months. His remains were
taken to Maplewood Cemetery. TINS
place. this afternoon at O'Clock TOT
interment. Mr. Sprouse is survived oy
Id daughters
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-03

tered the army from here In 1851 ana
served throughout the war. He was
captain of Company II. Twety- fourth
Virginia Regiment. Picketts DIVISION;
and participated in the celebrates
charge at Gettysburg on July 3 Ioo''
where he was slightly wounded.
Captain Barrow spent consldera Die
portion of his life in business IN DAN
VILE. moving to Martinsville about ten
wears ago He leaves two orotners'
b. +. Barrow, of Martinsville. and John
A. Barrow. of Abingdon. and TWO SIS
ters. Mrs. Cassie Stone and Mrs W. I.
Lee. of Martinsville. The funeral VIII
take place here tomorrow
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-03
CAPTAIN q. ". Barrow.
The Brown Shoe Company
or IT. LOUIS.

OF IT. LOUIS.
make 4 gan IN shipments for year
ending rytccmhcr 81. 1912. over
1911 ~ s. .sss.fes -. more than the
tsnnounrrds gains - All the other
~ Louis shoe manufacturers conl-
h.ncd
Their leading spcciaities are BUS
ter Brown shoes and White House
Shoes.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-03
Frank &. McLearen.

Especial to The Times-Dispatch-
Alexandria, Va, January ----r ran =
c. McLearen. hfty-hve years old dlea
last night at the local hospital He
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-03

Noah's Liniment is
the best remedy for
Rheumatism, Sciatica,
Lame Back, Stiff
Joints and Muscles,
Sore Throat, Colds,
Strains, Sprains. Cuts,
Bruise c o | i C,
Cramps, Neuralgia,
Toothache. and all
Nerve, Bone and Mus
Gle Aches and Pains
The genuine has
Noah's Ark on every
package and looks like
this cut, but has RED
band on front of pack
age and "Noah's
Liniment'' always in
RED ink. Beware Of
limitations. 2Sc, SOC
and Si.OO, and sold by
all dealers in medi-
cine. Guaranteed or
money refunded by
Noah Remedy Co.
Inc, Richmond, Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-03

DANIEL-Feu asleep December 81
1911. at ; A. NJ. MABEL LIZ
daughter OF Dr. J. 6. and susan Lee
Daniel aged twenty-five.
Buried In Hollywood
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1913-01-31
Peninsutar War Centenary.

Mr.. Arthur keyoer, the British con-
sui for Seville, in his annual report,
says: During the \apoleonic wars
Cadiz was the only town in Spain
which successfully resisted the French
invaders. and when at last d parlia-
inert was constituted in 1872 it as
sembled in this town, where 1t was
proclaimed constitutional. thus ending
the periol OF absolute rule. In com
menoration Of this event and in full
ilment of a promise then made by the
government, which owed its existence
to the patriotism OF Cadiz inhabitants
and to the assistance rendered to
Spain by the British and Portuguese
armies under Wellington, congress has
decided to devote the sum OF 800, 0OO
pesetas $3.50. 000) to erecting a monu-
nent In honor of the allies and to de-
fraying the cos OF centenary cele-
bration of an international nature.
Half the above amount will cover the
cost OF the monument, and the remain
der will be applied to festivities tc
which representatives Of the United
Kingdom, Portugal and South Ameri
can Republics will be invited.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1913-01-31
Madison Twp

Messrs. A.. Miller and .. Barch
we're Sunday visitors at the Dell Darl-
ing home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kruger visited with
Mr.. and Mrs. Beckman Sunday.
Messrs. Chas. Siers and G.. w.
.Amsden returned Sunday from thei,
weeks fishing expedition at Big Stone.
Frank Kibby lost a valuable horse
Saturday evening.
Mrs. Frank Gill and family spent
Friday with Mrs. Gill's mother, Mrs
Manning.
Misses Rose Caroon and Floss
Darling attended the dance at La Bolt
Friday evening.
Messrs. Lynch and Yenning spent
Sunday evening at the G.. w. Amsder
home.
Frank Darling vas a caller at the
Frank kibby home Sunday afternoon,
Oscar Manning is contemplating q
visit in North Dakota and Minnesota
a number from this vicinity attended
the dance given at the Frank Lidd,
home Friday evening and all report a
an excellent time.
A number in this vicinity are con
fined TO their homes with Lagrippe.