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MEMORIAL CHURCH CHURCHTO CHURCHTO
TO BE RESTORED RESTOREDIN
y IN NEAR FUTURE FUTUREMeeting FTUREWill
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Meeting o of f DirectorsBe Directors Will WillBe fill fillBe
Be Held Early Next NextWeek NextWeek NextWeek
Week WeekBADLY WeekBADLY WeekD
BADLY D DAMAGED BY B FIRE FIRESpire FIRESpire RE RESpire
Spire That Graced Thomas ThomasCircle ThomasCircJ Thomast
t Circle Falls and an Memorial MemorialWindows MemorialWindows MemorialWindows
Windows Destroyed DestroyedThe
The work of repairing the Luther LutherPlace LutherPlaco LutherPlaeo
Place Memorial Church in Thomas ThomasCircle ThomasCircle ThomasCircle
Circle badly damaged by b fire last night nightwill nightw111 nightwill
will be commenced almost Immediately Immediatelyaccording Immediatelyaccording immediatelyaccording
according to a statement made mad by Dr DrButler DrButler DrButler
Butler today todayA todayA todayA
A mettlng of the board of directors directorsof
of the church will be c held in the Me Memorial MemorIal Memorial ¬
morial Chapel adjoining adjoIning the edifice on onMonday onMonday onMonday
Monday or Tuesday and a contract will willbe willbe willbe
be let for the work It is believed how however however however ¬
ever that it will be five or six months monthsbefore monthsbefore monthsbefore
before services can be held In the struc structure structure structure ¬
ture While the rebuilding is in progress progressservices progresssenlces progressservices
services will be held in the Memorial MemorialChapel MemorIalChapel MemorialChapel
Chapel Tomorrows services will begin beginat beginat beginat
at 9 oclock with Dr Butler officiating officiatingCrowds officiatingCrowds officiatingCrowds
Crowds See Ruins RuinsSeveral RuinsSeveral RuinsSeveral
Several thousand persons visited fslted the thewrecked theTecked thewrecked
wrecked church today toda Many of them themwere themwere themwere
were members of the congregation and andtheir andtheir andtheir
their friends These were admitted but buthundreds buthundreds buthundreds
hundreds stood on the outside Dr DrButler DrButler DrButler
Butler was there before 8 oclock and ahdthe nhdthe andthe
the members of the board of directors directorsarrived dIrectorsarrhed directorsarrived
arrived within a short time nttenardsJi afterwards afterwardsThese
f Ji These are George Ryneal Jr Dr W K KButler KButler KButler
Butler A D Spangler Lucius D Alden AldenFrederick AldenFrederJctc AldenFrederick
Frederick Vurdeman and A Y Leech Leechjr LeechJr Leechjr
jr Wagons agons arc busy removing pew pewcushions pewcushions pewcushions
cushions and fixtures from the church churchAbout churchA churchAbout
About A out a 1 dozen members of the con congregation congTgatlon cong ¬
g gregation gation remained in the edifice all allday allday allday
day doing whatever was possible in inorder inorder inorder
order to better conditions conditionsThe condItionsThe conditionsThe
The main spire which was almost to totally totalldestroed to totally ¬
tally talldestroed destroyed was dedicated 9fdlcat d to the thenemory thememory
memory nemory of George Ryneal and his wife wifefather wltefatler wifefather
father and a d mothexof motherof mothet = ot George Ge GeorgeRyneal orgeliineal Ryneal jnv jnvone Jr Jrone rr rrone I
one of the present directors directo13tT The e church churchwas churchwas
t was built In 1S74an 1S74 1 4 and t the spire was waS Sedicated Dedi Dedicated Mi Micated ¬
cated Iff 1SSL The stained stain d glass window windowJust windowjust windowjust
Just over oer the main entrance entran e of the thechurch thechurch thechurch
church was dedicated to Martin Luther Lutherand Lutherand Lutherand
and was contributed by Augustus
Kountze of New York YorkOrgan YorkOrgana YorkOrgan
Organ Organa a Wreck WreckAdmirers WreckAdmirers WreckAdmirers
Admirers of John Wesley purchased purchasedthe purchasedthe purchasedthe
the window to the left of the choir choirloft choIrlort choirloft
loft and facing Vermont Avenue This Thiswindow ThIswlrt Thiswindow
window wlrt ow was dedicated to his memory In In3S74 In1Si4
3S74 On the right of the organ which whichwas whlc whlcwas whichwas
was almost totally totall destroyed by water waterand waterand waterand
and falling timber is the John Calvin Calvinwindow CahlnIndow Calvinwindow
window Indow purchased by b admirers of Cal Calvin CalvIn Calvin ¬
vin These three windows were were great groats greatly greatly ¬
s ly damaged It is believed it will cost costmore costmore costmore
more to repair them than it would to topurchase topurchase topurchase
purchase new ones onesSeveral onesSeernl onesSeveral
Several small memorial windows on onthe onthe onthe
the Fourteenth Street Stre < t side were broken brokenby brokenb brokenbythe
by b bythe the the firemen in order to get a stream streaminto streamInto streaminto
into the church Most of the windows windowsare windowsare windowsare
are dedicated to prominent ministers ministersThe ministersThe ministersThe
The two which are most damaged are aret areLofie aretpose
t Lofie AOSK to the Rev Re H D Pohlman and andthe andt andthe
the t e Rev Rc C V W V Hutter HutterDr HutterDr HutterDr
Dr Butlers Anniversary AnniversaryFor
For twenty years past It has been the thecustom thecustom thes
custom of the young members of this thiscongregation thisconsregntlon
1 s congregation to give a reception tc Dr DrButler DrBuller DrButler
Butler on the anniversary of 0 his birth birthwhich birthhlch birthwhich
which hlch occurs on the 29th of January JanuaryThis JanuaryThis TanuaryThis
This was in the nature > of a surprise surpriseuntil surprleuntil surpriseuntil
until the yearly early repetition made it a acustom n ncustom acustom
custom of the church churchYesterday churchYesterday churchYesterday
Yesterday was Dr Butlers seventy seventyeight seventy seventyeIght seventyeight
eight birthday Following the custom cus custom custom ¬
tom mentioned Invitations weresent were weresent weresent
sent out for an appropriate cel celebration celebration calobration ¬
ebration of the event to which mum mumbers m mumbers m mbers
bers and friends of the church nil over overthe oerthe overthe
the country were Invited A feast was wasprepared wasJlr wasprepared
prepared Jlr pnred and a n list of tousU and after afterdinner atterdInner afterdinner
dinner speeches bearing upon the po pocullar poc pacellar
cullar c cellar llar history of the church and Dr DrButlers DrButlers DrButlers
Butlers thirty thlrt years Cc1rs pastorate The Theguests Theguests rheguests
guests gathered about 8 oclock In the thechapel thechapel thechapel
chapel of the church One chandelier chnndeliorwas chandellorwas chandelierwas
was lighted In the church proper This Thiswas ThIswas Thiswas
was done by b mean of turning on an anelectric anelectric anelectric
electric switch connecting with wires wiresleading wiresleadIng wiresleading
leading to 0 the various burners of the thechandelier thechandelier thechandelier
chandelier chandelierThe chandelierThe chandelierThe
The Rev Charles Butler son of Dr DrButler DrButler DrButler
Butler and pastor of Koller Memorial MemorialChurch MemorIalChurch MemorialChurch
Church and Joseph Miller one of his hisparishioners hIsrlshloners hisparlshiopers
parishioners rlshloners wore late In arriving arrivingWhen arrivingWhen arrivingWhen
When they the entered the gallery galle y to lay layaside la laaside layaside
aside their overcoats Mr Miller noticed noticeda
a peculiar light abovo the chandelier to toThe towhIch towhich
whIch he called Mr Butlers uttenuon atttentlon t
The latter at once sent for George Tin ¬
ker the janitor who turned in a fire fireContinued fireOonUn flreContinued
Continued OonUn d on Third Page PageWEATHER PAgeWEATHER PageWEATHER
WEATHER REPORT REPORTThe
The temperature has risen rl dn sharply sharplyover sharplyVEr sharplyover
over VEr the eastern Rocky Mountain slope slopeand slopeand slopeand
and the middle and upper portions of ofthe otthe ofthe
the Mississippi Valley Valle The western westerndisturbance wcrstemcUsturbance westerndisturbance
disturbance will move eastsoutheast eastsoutheastand eastsouthe3lJtand eastsoutheastand
and give snow throughout the OhioValley Ohio OhioValley OhioYalley
Valley and lower lake region and rain rainIn raIn1n rainin
In the lower Mississippi Valley and east eastGulf eastGulf eastGulf
Gulf States tonight and tomorrow tomorrowThere tomorrowThere tomorrowThere
There will be snow tomorrow in the themiddle themiddle theriddle
middle Atlantic States and rain in the theouth theouth thesouth
south outh Atlantic States StatesHigher StatesHIgher StatesHigher
Higher temperature will prevail tonight tonightIn tonight1n tonightin
In the lower Mississippi Valley Va ley Ten Tennessee Tennesqee Tenessee ¬
nessee n essee and the upper up r Ohio Valley allO andit and andIt andIt
It itn itwill will be warmer tomorrow In the south southand southand outhand
and middle Atlantic StatesTHE States StatesTHE StatosTHE
THE TEMPERATURE
9 A M 9 9M 9l
l M Noon 27 2 2THE
1 P M 30
2 P M 32 32THE 32THE
THE SUN SUNiy SUNun SUNBun
Bun un sets set tod today iy l lgun 517p b17 p mBun m mSun
gun rises tomorrow7OS tomorrow tomo 703 7 a m mTIDE mTIDE mTIDE
TIDE TABLE TABLEHigh TABLEHIgh TABLEHigh
High tide today 603am 603amHigh GO 605 a m mHigh mHigh
High tide tomorrow tomorrow635 633 35 a m 703 i Xl p m mLow mLow mLow
Low tide tomorrow 1252 12 125 a m 102 pm pmf
f
LUTHERAN LUTHERAN CHURCH BEFORE AND AFTER THE FIRE I
t I I l Fror a Photograph Ph tOgraPh Taken Yesterday at Noon From Fr a Photograph hot ah Taken This Morningat Morning at xo oClock oClockI
RUSSIAN SOLDIERS KILLED KILLEDAT KILLEDAT KILLEDAT
AT GRAND DUKES DUKESORDER DUKESORDERIncompetent ORDER ORDERIncompetent
ORDERI
CornI CornImand > I
Incompetent Subordinates Carry Out Com Command Command ¬
mand and Blow Up BridgeTer a Bridge BridgeTerrible Ter Terrible I
rible Tragedy Results
BERLIN Jan 3OAdvlces 30 Advices said to tocome tocome
come c matrom from a a most authoritative source sourcein souraoin source4n
in Russia bring a remarkable remnrlt b tale taleThey taI taIThey taleThey
They say that during the recent ma maneuvers maneuvers maneuvers ¬
neuvers of Russian troops the Grand GrandDuke GrandDuke GrandDuke
Duke Sergius S rgius the t e govcrnorgenernI governor general of ofMoscow orMosow ofMoscow
Moscow Moscow ordered ordered order d a bridge blown up
forgetting that the structure was wascrowded wascrowded was wascrowded
crowded with wfOI r rnopa rnopaUnintelligent x > ps psUnintelligent
Unintelligent subordinates oboyed the theorder theorder theorder
order regardless of consequences consequ nces and andas anclas andas
as a result fifty officers and one thou thousand thousand thousand ¬
sand men were ero killed or wounded The Thegrand Thegmnd Thegrand
grand dukes removal from tromfl th tt army armyand armyand rmy rmyaUl
and and loss of post are lmniinent imminent Smnil n n I <
1
Panama Need Not Fear FearThreats FearThreats FearThreats
Threats of Invasion InvasionUnited InvasionUnited InvasionUnited
United States Would Prevent Landing of Co Colombian Colombian Colombian ¬
lombian Troops Outside the Canal Zone ZoneMarroquin ZoneMarroquin ZoneMarroqsin
Marroquin Seeking Lost Prestige
Rumors of Colombias proposed war warupon warupon var varupon
upon the Isthmus of Panama have again againreached againroached againreached
reached Panama and are causing causl g some somduneasiness someuneasiness om omuneasiness
uneasiness in the canal stripThe strip stripThe stritThe
The announcement annou cemont in Colombia that thatthe thatthe thatthe
the United States will not prevent the thelanding thelanding thelanding
landing of Colombian troops In Panama Panamaproviding l Panamaproviding > anama anamaprovIding
providing they the do not land on the canal canalzone canalzone canalzone
zone is said to have encouraged the theloaders theIOftders theloaders
loaders who want war This statement statementTWEIGHT statementiTWENTHIGHT statementTETYEIGT
iTWENTHIGHT TWEIGHT FUNERALS FUlfiALSWork
IN STRICKEN GHES IIE8IGK IIE8IGKWork IGK IGKWork
Work of TakingDead Taking Dead Miners Out of ofHarwick ofHarwick ofHarwick
Harwick Shaft Continues = Num Number Nu Number n nber ¬
ber Now Has Reached 150 150CHESWICK 150CHESYICK rsoCHESWICK
CHESWICK Pa Jan IOWork > Work con continued continued eontlnuod ¬
tinued 011 night in the Harwick minaand mina minaand mIn mInand
and much in the the way of removing debris debriswas debriswas debriswas
was accomplished Several bodies were weresighted wetesIghted weresighted
sighted but nono was brought to the thesurface thelIurtace thesurface
surface One hundred and fifty is the thetotal thetotal thetotal
total number thus far brought up the themine themine themine
mine shaft shaftThe shattThe shaftThe
The bodies remaining fh the mine are arein areIn arein
in such condition that no attempt altemptVo111 altemptVo111be will willbe willbe
be made to embalm or Identify them by byexposure byexposure byexposure
exposure to lew above ground The re remains remaIns romains ¬
mains will be placed In the coffins at the thepit tl1 tl1pit thepit
pit mouth just as they tho come from the themine themlntt themine
mine and Immediately burledSome burled buriedSome burledSome
Some of the bodies bo < 1los found taut night nightwere nIghtwere nightwere
were taken from under eight feet of ofdebris ordebrl8 ofdebris
debris About twentyeight funerals funeralswill t funeralswill nerals neralswill
will be held today No bodies will be beburied beburled beburied
buried tomorrow The unidentified unidentifiedbodies unidentifiedbodies unidentifiedbodies
bodies will be kept until Monday and andthen andthen andthen
then burled without further delay Thedead Th Thdead The Thedead
dead pit mules In the th mine will be bebrought bobroulht bebrought
brought out thIs afternoon afternoonManager attornoonManagor afternoonManager
Manager George N Soheetz Mild this thismorning thl8morning thismorning
morning that the list of dead may ex exceed excot oxcued ¬
cued cot 184 that several answored a call callto callto callto
to work in the mines the day before buforethe butorI beforethe
I the explosion These The e men were chocked chockedbut checkedbut chockedbut
but the mine officials are uncertain as asto asto asto
to their exact number Seven additional additionalidentifications additionalidentifications additionalidentifications
identifications of victims were effected effoetedthis effectedthis rrectedthIs
this morning mornineTRANSPORT mornlnlTRANSPORT morningTRANSPORT
TRANSPORT BLOWN UP UPAT UPAT UPAT
AT SEA BY ANARCHIST ANARGHISTPARIS ANARCHISTPARIS ANARCHISTPARIS
PARIS Jan SO 3Orhe The official Inc Incinto IneInto Incinto
into the missing transport Vlonne Vlonnerevealed Vlonnerovoaled Vionnerevealed
revealed evidence tending to nrovo nrovethe nrovothe I Ithe
the vessel was blown up at sea trot froianarchist CrotanarchIst trotanarchist
anarchist bomb placed in the maga magabefore magabeCore ir irbefore
before her departure In December Daaembarfrom t tCrom rtram
from Rochoforl for Toulon ToulonTho ToulonThu roulonrho
Tho evidence also shows how thatthok thatthokor k kevo
or of the magazine dl disnppotlrod disnppotlrodeve npPOflrOd npPOflrOdovo
eve of the transports Balling1 Balling1Vlenno RaIllnSVlennu sa llnb llnbVlennu
Vlennu was manned by fiftyone offl offland offiand ofiiand
and men
of the attitude of the United States is isfalse istalse isfalse
false as it has been made clear re repeatedly repentedly repeatedly ¬
peatedly that the lb United United Statos will not notpermit notpermIt notpermit
permit any an invasion of Panama PanamaPresident PanamaProsldont PanamaPresident
President Marroquin is said id to be belosing belosing belosing
losing the confidence of his support supporters BUPPOrters supporters ¬
ers Something must be done to quiet quietthe quietthe quietthe
the clamer clamerand darner and President Pre lOlnt Marnwiuln Marnwiulnto
to understood to believe a movement movementagainst movementagainst movementagainst
against the Isthmus the best means of ofregaining orregalnln ofregaining
regaining his lost power powerROOT powerROOT powerROOT
ROOT READY TO RETIRE RETIREGovernor RETIREFRO RETI RETIFROM
FRO FROM M V YllBOEPARTMT YllBOEPARTMTGovernor AR 0 EP ARTM ENT ENTGovernor
Governor Taft Takes Takes Oath at Noon NoonMonday NoonMondayConfers NoonMondayConfers
Monday MondayConfers Confers With Out Outgoing Outgoing Outgotng ¬
going gotng OfiicialSecretary Official OfficialSecretary OfficialSecretary
Secretary Roots active service at the theWar theWar
War Var Department Depart mont will will end today Ho Howill Howill
will 111 not cease to lie the head of tho thodepartment tholepartment thedepartment
department however until tomorrow tomorrownight tomorrornleht tomorrownight
night at atmidnight atmidnightHis midnight i iHis lHIs
His salary will continue until tomor tomorrow tom tomorrow or orroW
row and his resignation will not toke tnkeeffect tokectrOt takeetfeet
effect until January Tanuar ends From mid midnight midnight midnight ¬
night tomorrow night until noon Mon Monday Mondi Mond ¬
di day d y Assistant Secretary Oliver will bethe be bothe
the acting head of the department departmentGovernor departmentGovernor departmentGovernor
Governor Taft will take the oath of of office offlce offlee ¬
flee at noon and assume chargeSecretary charge chargeSecretary chargeSecretary
Secretary Root and Governor Taft Taftwere Taftwere Taftwere
were In Conference most of the morning morn mornIng mornIng
Ing at the War Department Depnrtm > nt and re recelved reo reocelved recowed
celved few visitors vlnltorgPATERSON visitorsPATERSON visitorsPATERSON
PATERSON SILK MILLS MILLSDESTROYED MILLSDESTROYED MILLSDESTROYED
DESTROYED BY FIRE FIREPATERSON FIREpATEmsnN FIREPATERSC
PATERSON PATERSC N N J T Jan 30 3OThe The silk silkmills silkmills silkmills
mills of the Ashley Bailey Com Company Compan Company ¬
pany pan were destroyed by b fire this morn mornIng mornIng morning
Ing The fire started about 6 oclock oclockfrom oclocktrom oclockfrom
from some cause aa s yet ot unknown The Thefactory Thefaotory Thefactory
factory which Is a 8 four story build building building buildlog ¬
ing is on River Street and runs runsparallel runsparaUol runsparallel
parallel with the tracks of the Erie Erierailroad ErIernl1rond Erierailroad
railroad railroadTraffic rnl1rondTramc railroadTraffic
Traffic on that road was dolayed four fourhours tourhours fourhours
hours The factory employs between betweenlBOO
lBOO and 2COO persons all of whom will willbe willbe willbe
be tern1 tern t ly t thrown out of employrnont employ employment emplo emplom ¬
ment m nt j > ss s Is heavy heavyirns heav heav1ms heavytans
tans Palm Limited Limitedlest LimitedI
k I rb lest train Leaves Wash Waahm
I bJ t m m week days Dining Diningo
o i feature Club library libraryI
A I sirs rs also drawlngroom drawlngroomen
i r r I en and Augusta with cnn cnnamdon cnnamdon canamdan =
= amdon and SummorvPle SummorvPleit
I it t t twins m n8 dally dall for Aikon
> ksowJlte kso 1v te etc Pullman
t lcreat leratrt Ie a clnlng Inlng car service servicetCU serlceIzt servicemat
tCU mat 1 S51 51 a m and 360 360atlor 950pa 50 50In i
In 11 atlor 705 15th st at and 511
m APAo TO ACCEPT ACCEPTIf ACCEPTRUSSIMS ACCEPTRUSSIAS
RUSSIMS TERMS TERMSIf
If Czar 1 Concedes Control in inKorea inKor i n nKorea
Korea KoreaWAR Kor Koreat KoreaWAR a at alAR
t t
WAR THOUGHTMMPROBABLE THOUGHTMMPROBABLENations THOUGHT IMPROBABLE IMPROBABLEY IMPROBABLENations
J
Y
Nations f s May Continue Conti ie Negotiations for forSome fJrSome firSome
Some Time After Aff AfferMain Main Point PointIsi PointISI PointIs
Isi Settled SettledVT SettIedPj SettledLONDON
VT VTLONDON
Pj PjLONDON
LONDON Jan roiDeflplte SO pesplta Des ite the belli belllcoa belliis bems
s coa is 8 nsvf n ii ilir iir r the th J2Hgiraljffiaperfliregard J Jn btU 1yp Isla0er 1iPiip sxrsgard sxrsgardlit Sir gnZd gnZdIfpg111ciJsfi
Ifpg111ciJsfi lit litis dtJan td 1rITEIlStnr re reis
is a growing feeling In official circles circleshere circleshere
here 11 re that the Mikados government government will willaccept Vo111nccept willaccept
accept the proposals contained in Rus Russias Russlas Russins ¬
sins coming note If the Czar concedes concedesthe concedesthe concedesthe
the demands made by Japan regarding
Korea Ko no matter what attitude Russia Russiamay Russiamay Russiamay
may assume regarding Manchuria ManchuriaThe ManhurlaThe ManilturiaThe
The negotiations between Russia and amiJapan anITapan andJapan
Japan will probably continue for sore soretime sorwetime soretime
time but the continuance will only be befor betor befor
for the purpose of arranging details detailstho detal1stho detailsthe
tho main question at issue being set settled sottied settled ¬
tled It is said that persons who are arein areIn arein
in a n position to know what what is going on onbjtween onbJtwcen onb
bjtween b twecn Russia and Japan would be begreatly b bgready begreatly
greatly surprised should war now be do docmrud doc dodared
dared cmrudBaron c daredBaron ared aredBaron
Baron HayashI the Japanese minister ministerto
to Great Britain when seen today toda said saidthat saIdthat saidthat
that he had not received any an news re regarding regarding regarding ¬
garding Russias note noteEXPECT noteEXPECT noteEXPECT
EXPECT RUSSIAS REPLY REPLYTO REPLYTO REPLYTO
TO REACH TOKYO TODAY TODAYRussias TODAYRusslas TODAYRussias
Russias reply rept to Japans latest do demands domands domands ¬
mands Is expected o < pectcd in Tokyo today butthe but butthe blltthe
the State Department has had no dis dispatches dispatches dispatches ¬
patches which hlch Indicate the nature of ofthe orthe ofthe
the Russian answer answerMany answerMan answerMany
Many Man guesses have been made con concerning concernng concerning ¬
cerning the attitude of Russia The TheBritish TheBrItish TheBritish
British ambassador at St Petersburg Is Isgiven Isgiven isgiven
given as authority for the statement statementthat statement statementthat statementthat
that the Russian concessions will be ac acceptable acceptable acceptable ¬
ceptable to toTapan Japan and will 11I avert war warNeither WarNeither warNeither
Neither the Russian embassy nor theJapanese the theJapanese theTapanese
Japanese legation In this city is rgivingout giving glngout givingout
out any news concerning the answer answerRussia answerRussia answerRussia
Russia is sending to Japan JapanNEUTRALITY JapanNEUTRALITY Ta n nNEUTRALITY
NEUTRALITY OF KOREA KOREADESIRED KOREADESIRED KOREADESIRED
DESIRED BY RUSSIA RUSSIAThe RUSSIA RUSSIAThe
The Department of State has received receivedthe r recelvodthe celved celvedthe
the following cablegram from Minister MinisterAllen MInIsterAl1e MinisteriUloh
Allen Al1e 1 at Seoul KoreaA Korea KoreaA KoreaA
A Korean official recently roturned returnedfrom roturnedrrom roturnedfrom
from Russia states that the Russian Russiangovernment RussIangovernment Russiangovernment
government government appears to desire the neu neutralization neutralization neutralization ¬
tralization of Korea The Korean Em Emperor Emperor Emperor ¬
peror Is very confident that foreign ferelgnpowers foreignpowers f rolgn rolgnpowers
powers will be thoroughly satisfied satlsfiedvlth satlsfiedvlthhIs > with withhis withhis
his determination to maintain strict strictneutrality strIctneutrality strictneutrality
neutrality In case of war between Rus Russla Russla Russia
sla and Japan JapanThe JapanThe TapanThe
The dispatch was badly garbled In Intransmission Intransmission intransmission
transmission but so far as the trans translators translators translators ¬
lators can determlriu deterrniCu It makes no state statement slatomont statemoat ¬
mont as to Itfbal I cal r Cr rrlltlons rrlltlonsCHINESE ltons ltonsCHINESE 1 ns nsCHINESE
CHINESE LIKELY LIKELYTO TO BE BESENT BESENT BESENT
SENT INTO TRANSVAAL TRANSVAALLONDON TRANSVAALIONDON TRANSVAALLONDON
LONDON Jan 20 roThe The report of the theTransvaal theTransvanl theTransvaal
Transvaal Labor Commission which whichwas whIchwaJ whichwas
was appointed some time ago to in investigate Instlgate invstigate ¬
vestigate stlgate labor conditions in South SouthATrlca SouthAfrlca SouthAfrica
Africa the claim having been made that thatthere thatthere thatthere
there were not enough men there to towork towork towork
work the mines and that Chinese labor laborwould laborWould laborwould
would have to be Imported was lasued lasuedtoday lasuedtoday issuedtoday
today todayThe todayThe todayThe
The majority of the members of the thecommission thucommlsplon thecommission
commission state that there Is suffi sufficient sufilclent sufficient ¬
cient black labor in the Transvaal for forall forall forall
all purposes while the minority report reportsays reportsas reportsays
says tho reverse It Is now loft to the thegovernment thegovernment thegovernment
government to decide whether or not notChinese notChInese notChinese
Chinese shall be importedIOWA Imported ImportedIOWA ImortcdIOfJA
IOWA DELEGATION DELEGATIONFAILS DELEGATIONFAILS DELEGATIONFAILS
FAILS TO AGREE AGREEThe
The Iowa delegation met again agdln this thismorning thismornIng thismorning
morning In an n effort to agree upon uponeandldntl TI TIcandidate ncandidate
candidate for the the Federal judgshlp m mtho Intho rnthe
tho northern district of the State After Aftertaking AlterI Aftertaking
taking several ballots without breaking breakingthe breakingthe breakingthe
the deadlock the meeting adjourned adjournedCouglw adjournedCougbs adjournedCough
I
Cough arc dangerous and an Pisos Cure relieves rclieveathroat rclIeTeatbrollt relievesthroat
throat and lungs at once At t druggists druRlltAdv Adv
1
WRIGHT ALONE CAN SAVE SAVEDOOMED SAVEDOOMED SAVEDOONED
DOOMED LUZON BANDITS BANDITSWholesale BANDITSWholesale BANDITSWholesale
Wholesale Hangings Are Scheduled in AIbay AI Albay AIbay
bay Province by Judges udges Who Have HaveBeen HaveBeen HaveBeen
Been Working W orki lgOvertime lgOvertimeJ Overtime
J
I I IHanging
Hanging by b the th wholesale In Albay Albayprovince Alba7Ptovlnce A1bayprovince
province Luzon Philippine Islands is isscheduled jsSCheduled isscheduled
scheduled to take place unless unl ss Gov Governor Governor Governor ¬
ernor Wright exercises the executive executivepower execut executivepower ve veot
power of pardon The news reached the theWar theVar theWar
War Department this morning by b mall mallAccording trinllAccordIng uinilAccording
According to the story stor told two Judges Judgespf judgesqt judgesof
pf that district dl rI t ha hav have been working workin g o 0sI 0sIUmefor < > Yj r rtlmefor
timeJtor ilie ihe past PAs two months mont months ha haimS haimShad Jng Jnghad ng nghad
had before them some 600 cases or more moreof moreof more moreof
of banditry and handing down deathand death deathand dfnthand
and life sentences with a freedom hith hitherto hitherto hitherto ¬
erto unequaled returns f turns are not all in inbut Int inbut
but among those who will be sent to Jie Jiesallows 1 1gallows ae
t gallows are Lazaro Toledo Plopo TubU TubUI TubisPedro
Pedro Lindo Daniel Marinay Marina Hermenigildo Hermen Hermenigildo HermenIglldo
I igildo Pepoverbio Juan Petohena Hugo HugoPalermo HugoPalermo HugoPalermo
Palermo Daniel Monnay Monna Daniel Oxales Oxalesand OxalesI Oxalesand
and Juan Villafuerte The names of ofthose otthose ofthose
I those who whj > will go to the penitentiary penitentiaryfor
for the th rest rest of their careers would 1111an 1111 1111an Jillan
an ordinary newspaper newspa r column columnTubis c columnTubis umn umnTubis
Tubis Bloody Deed DeedOf Deedat DecdOf
Of those worthy worth of a special obituary obituaryIs
Is Tubis who trafficked for or a while hl1e with witha
a renegade ren gade American named Brown Brownswapping Brownswapping Brownswapping
swapping hemp h mp for rice for the sub subsistence subslstonce subsistence ¬
sistence department of his ladrone band banduntil banduntil banduntil
until a dispute arose as to the parity of ofexchange or orexchange ofexchange
exchange Brown was made prisoner prisonerand prisoneramI prisonerand
and his stores were confiscated confisc ted to the theInsurrecto theInsurrecto theinsurreeto
Insurrecto cause Brown later escaped escapedbut escapedbut escapedbut
but unfortunately for himself was re recaptured rccaptured recaptured ¬
captured Thon Tubis put him to death deathon deathon deathon
on the Sorsogon Beach and cut off his hisear hl hlear hisoar
ear sending the bloody token to the theAmerican theAmerIcan theAmerican
American forces with this comment commentI
I have this day put to death the theAmerican theAmerlcan theAmerican
American Brown in proof of which 1 1SEE 1I 1I
I 1t
I 1 t OKLAHOMA tt BOO ERS ll llSEE
I
SEE SEEMr THE PRESIDENT PRESIDENTMr
Mr Roosevelt Meets Several Politicians Politiciansand Politiciangand Politiciansand
and Receives Invitations to Attend AttendCommencements AttendCommencements AttendCommencements
Commencements Commencements and Anniversaries AnniversariesDelegate AnniversariesDelegate AnniversariesDelegate
Delegate McGuIre of Oklahoma Oklahoma pre presented pre presented r rented ¬
sented ented to the President this morning a adelegation adelegatIon adelegation
delegation from Oklahoma which Is In InWashington InVashln inWashington
Washington Vashln ton In the Interest of Statehood State Statehood Statehood ¬
hood The party part included Col H IS ISHaven Eo EoHaven EHaven
Haven of Enid George S Balfey Balfe Baiey of ofSnyder ofnder ofSnyder
Snyder nder James Elliott a 0 leading busi business buslnOs businoes ¬
ness man of Indian Territory Territor and C CM Cr CM
M r Cade chairman chalrmnn of the th Republican Republicancommittee RepUbUcancommittee Republicancommittee
committee of Oklahoma Mr Cade told toldthe toldthe toldthe
the President avery aer Republican in Okinhoma Okla Oklahoma Oklnhoma ¬
homa was for him and that an an early earlyconvention Cdrl Cdrlconvention earlyconvention
convention would be held and an In Instructed Instructed instructed ¬
structed delegation chos chosen chosenAdvices chosenAdvices n nAdvices
Advices From Indiana IndianaThe IndianaTho IndianaThe
The President also received reassuring reassuringadvices reassuringar1vlces reassuringadvices
advices from Indiana from State Chair Chairman Ch Chairman lr lrman ¬
man Goodrich who was presented presentedRepresentaUo by byRepresentative byRepresentative
Representative Hemenway Hemenwa Representa Representatives Repr Representntires anta antatI ¬
tires tI < J Brick and nd Watson and Harry HarryStarr HarrySturr HarryStarr
Starr chairman of the executive com committee commIttee committee ¬
mittee of the State committee were in inth Inthp inthe
th the party partyRepresentative partyRepresentative t tReprooontatle
Representative Greene of of Massachu Massachusetts Massachusetts Massachusetts ¬
setts laid before the Rresldent President resolu resolutions rvsoluUons resolutions ¬
tions of the Central Republican Club of ofFall ofFall ofFall
Fall River Indorsing Mr Roosevelt Roos velt in instrong Instrongtol1I1s instrong
strong strongtol1I1s strongtol1I1sSenators terms torrnsSenators termsSenators
Senators Blkins Elkinsand and Scott presented presentedPresident prosontedPresIdent presentedPresident
President Purinton of the West Vir Virginia Vlrslnla Virginia ¬
ginia University who invited the Presi President Presldent President ¬
dent to the commencement com111C cement of the Unl Unlve Unle Univeiiy
ve veiiy e ljy I y A similar Invitation came from fromPresident fromPresIdent fromPresident
President Buckingham of Vermont Uni UnIversity Unlvarsity University ¬
versity who asked askt > d the President Pr ldlnt to tocome tocome tocome
come to the centennial anniversary of ofthe orthe ofthe
the institution on July 6 Senators SenatorsProctor SonatorsProctor SenatorsProctor
Proctor ana and ojnunKimiu Dlll1ngham UUUUIUIJHIIIOU UUUUIUIJHIIIOUDr accompanied accompaniedDr
Dr Buckingham The President will willnot willnot 111 111not
not be able to accept either irvicatlon irvicatlonSenator 1JicntlonSenator irvicationSenator
Senator Burrows of Michigan n talked talkedwith talkedwith talkedwith
with the President pre reeidont ldont about the invitation invitationto
to Jaokson to the celebration of the theanniversary theannlversar theanniversary
anniversary of the birth birthsaid of the Repub Republican RopubIIcan Ruub Ruublican ¬
lican party par The Senator Senatorsd said he thought thoughtit
it likely lUtel the President would go to Jack Jackson Tack80n
son
t
send sen you his left ear attached hereto heretoThis heretoThis heretoThis
This gory gor letter was the main exhibit exhibitatHho exhibitntci exhibitatthe
atHho ntci c trial tifcilThe trJnlThe trialThe
The Most Villainous VillainousJuan VillainousJuan VillainousJuan
Juan Vlllafucrte Is reckoned the most mostvillainous most1llalnous mostvillainous
villainous of the lot In fact tact he was waS so sotough 150to sotough
tough to gb that Gen Ccn Simeon Simeoq Ola Ol who was wasDlayins w was wasplaying s splayJng
playing the insurrecto insuire to game gnm and who whoJrfnqvA Wh6 Wh6J whoSngva
JrfnqvA J nqv to n Blllbld f tortliIrty for or thirty Tea years fell fellconstrained t feltconstrained lt ltcOl1straln
constrained cOl1straln d to dismiss Juan for the thepurging thepurgIng thepurging
purging of his flock Juan has a score scoreor scoreor scoreor
or more of killings to his credit but butthe butthe butthe
the most notable one perhaps is that thatof thator thatof
of Sanlt Sanitary lJ < Inspector Shanks at Lake LakeBato LakeBato LakeBato
Bato in August 1902 19 Shanks was then thenengaged thenengaged thenengaged
engaged in attempts attempts to suppress the thecholera thecholera thecholera
cholera and while taking his siesta at atnoon atnoon atnoon
noon Juan crept into his house and andcut andcut andcut
cut his throat with a bolo boloOne bolort boloch
ch One rt e of the witnesses at the trial a agirl agld agirl
girl of less less than eighteen years told of ofthe otthemid oftheraid
the themid raid b by one Bolls He with three threecompanions threecompanions threecompanions
companions entered the town of Bam Bamboran Bamboran Bamboran
boran cut off ot the heads of a dozen men menstoic menstoIc menstole
stoic a quantity of rice and then set setting settlng setting ¬
ting fire to the huts drove back Into Intothe intothe intothe
the flames each escaping villager Four Fourexceptions Fou Fouexceptions Fourexceptions
exceptions they thc made madetour four young younggirls youngglrls younggirls
girls whom they the took back to the themountains themountaIns themountains
mountains with with them and held as their theirdueridas tholrqueridas theirqueridas
queridas
Slew Girl Companions CompanionsSoon CompanionsSoon CompanionsSoon
Soon tiring of them three thre of the out outlaws outlaws outlaws
laws slew their theI companions all ot otwhich otwhich ottwhich
which the girl witness = ltness beheld She Sheheld Shehell1 Sheheld
held the o good will of Bolls until his hiacompanions hl hlI hiscompanions
I companions stabbed him him GIn in the back backand backI backand
I and then half crazed by the gorge ot otblood otI ofblood
blood she had witnessed wltne sed she managed managedto
I to escape to the American lines linesDETECTIVES linesi linesBETECTIY8
i DETECTIVES NEBLECTEO NEBLECTEOAT N EGLEGTEUAT EETFDAT
AT SOCIETY 8OIETYMen FUNCTIONS FUNCTIONSMen
Men Guarding President Stand in the theCold theCold theCold
Cold When He Goes to Dinner Dinneror
or Reception ReceptionThe ReceptionTho ReceptionThe
The Sacret Service detectives who whoguard whoI whogmutrd
I guard President Presl ont Roosevelt whenever he heleaves be10lcs heleaves
leaves thertllteHou the White Hou House e have ben b en in inhard Inlmrd inbard
hard luck since the social so lal r season seas n and andthe andthc andthe
the cold col weather have been on simul simultaneously slmultaztous1 slntnltaneously ¬
taztous1 taneously in Washington WashingtonThe WashingtonThe VashlngtonTht
The > m members mbers of the Cabinet and the theSenators theSenators theSenators
Senators who ho have dined the President Presidenthave Presidenthave Presidenthave
have with one exception forgotten COl otteri to tomake tomalt tomake
make malt < > any an provision for the th guards and andas andfis andas
as a g result they have been obliged to tostand to8tnnd tostand
stand for hours hungry and cold out outside outsl outside ¬
side sl E of the otherwise hospitable man mansions mansIons menslons ¬
sions The single thoughtful exception exceptionto
to the rule was wasSecrttnry Secretary Moody Mood Whenhe When Whenho 11on 11onhn
ho gave a dinner to the President at althe atthe atthe
the Wlllard last week eek he provided a agenerous aglm agenerous
generous glm < rous spread for th the r detectives detectivesThe detectivesThe detectivesThe
The operatives stood for nearly nearl four fourhours tourI fourhours
hours out In front of Senator Algers Algershouse Alsershouse Algershouse
I
house the th other night and by the time timethe Urn Urnthe timethe
the affair was over they were so stiff stiffwith surrWith stiffwith
with cold that they could Hardly walk walkThey walkTht walkThey
They Tht are al not complaining but feel feelthat feelthat feelthat
that If the Presidents hosts would invite in invit Init
vit vite it them inside where her they the could keep keepwarm keepwarm keopwarm
warm warm they would be in better shape shapeto shapeto shapeto
to put up a 0 light if such should be benecessary benecessar benocecsary
necessary necessar for the Presidents protection protec protection pratctlon ¬
tion tionNATIVES tlonNATIVES tionNATIVES
NATIVES IN CANTON CANTONINCITED CANTONINCITED ANTONfNCITED
INCITED TO ARSON ARSONCANTON ARSONCANTON ARSONCANTON
CANTON Jan 20 3OPlacards Placards were wereposted wereposted wereposted
posted throughout the city clt last evening eveninginciting eveningInolUng eveninginoltingg
inciting the natives to burn the Euro European EuroPEan European ¬
pean cuarter fiuarterTho cuarterTho cuarterThe
Tho consuls of the various Ious nations nationshave na nationshave Uons Uonshao
have demanded an explanation from rom the theviceroy thtIQoroy theviceroy
viceroy viceroyBest viceroyBest IQoroyBest
Best Lumber Lumber 150 I5 Per 100 Feet FeetFrank FeetFrank FeetFrank
Frank Libbey Co 6th N Y Ave AveAdv AvaAd AveAdv
Adv Ad
EXTRA MILEAGE MILEAGEHOLDS MilEAGEHOLDS MILEAGEHOLDS
HOLDS ATTENTION ATTENTIONOF
OF ot THE HOUSE IffThe HOUSEThe
The Debate Continued Continuedin
in Committee Commit lee of ofthe ofthe f fthe
the Whole WholeITEM WholeITEM WholeITEM
ITEM STRICKEN STRICKENChairman OUT OUTChairman OUTChairman
Chairman Tawney Tawn l awnY y Holds HoldsAppropriation HoldsAppropriation HoldsAppropriation
Appropriation Is Properly Properlyin
in Deficiency Bill BillThe BilLThe BiLLThe
The House at 230 this afternooa afternooavoted aftemooaI afternooavoted
I voted out the provision in the urgent urgentdeficiency urgentdeficiency urgentdeficiency
deficiency appropriation approp iation bill giving ving thimembers tlJamembers thi tbimembers
members additional i l 1tional mileage mileage for thesecond the thesecond thesecond
second session of this Conguis Cong1f Tk Tkvote T Tvote T14 T14vote
vote by tellers was 167 x6 to o oImmediately oImmedIately oImmediately
Immediately after the reading of the thajournal th thjournal thejournal
journal today the House went into intoCommittee intoCommittee IntoCommittee
Committee of the Whole resumed con consideration consder consideration ¬
sideration sder tlon of the urgent deficiencybill deficiency deficiencybill detlcolencybill
bill and proceeded with debate relativeto relative relativeto reluve reluveto
to the right of the House to vote vot itself itselfdouble Itselfdouble itselfdouble
double mileage mileageRepresentative mileageRepresentaUe mileageRepresentative
Representative Fuller of Illinois Re Republican Republican Republican ¬
publican expressed the opinion thatCongress that thatCongress thatCongress
Congress is now In its second session sessionalthough s sessionalthough ssl n nalthough
although there th re was as no hiatus between betweenthe betweenth betweenthe
the th first and the second The extra extraordinary extraordinary extraordinary ¬
ordinary session s slon came to an end De December Decembea December ¬
cember 5 with adjournment of that day dayThe dayThe dayThe
The regular aesslon provided for farbr farbrtha b by bythe r rthem
the them Constitution began on Monday onday at atnoon at atnoon atnoon
noon For that reason the Committee Committeeon
on Appropriations had no right to leave leaveout Iesveout leavaout
out the appropriation app oprlatlon of 145000 for the themileage themileage themileage
mileage of members of the House HouseRepresentative HOlSeRepresentatle HouseRepresentative
Representative Parker Rem Rej Re r N Jargued J Jargued 1 1argued
argued that as the Congress l3s as been beenin beenIn beenin
in continuous session since Nfc Nt < ember nber D Dthere 9there J Jthere
there can be no rightful claim tc tt double doublemileage doublomileage doublemileage
mileage The law deals In realities he hesaid hesaid hesaid
said not in fictitious intervals between betweenthe betweenthe betweenthe
the two sessions and mileage cannot bo bopaid 00paId bepaid
paid paId whore there can have been no notravel notraveL notravel
travel travelRepresentative traveLRepresentative travelRepresentative
Representative Cooper Rep ep WIs WIsmilea Wistd Wistd
td not notdI8C + discussj ssthe the p uegtion on of ofml1et1ii ofmUeakeaiiecfl
milea ml1et1ii mUeakeaiiecfl e aifectly tt fih but addr addrL3d d sod him himself hlntseIt hintselt ¬
self to the point of order raised raisedyesterday ralsedyesteroaJ raisedyesterday
yesterday by b Mr Maddox of Georgia GeorgisMr Geo GeoMr GeorgiaMr
Mr Coopers contention being thatthere that thatthere thatthere
there were clearly under the Con Constitution Constitution Consiltation ¬
stitution two distinct sessions of Congress Con Congress Congress ¬
gress gressMr gressMr gressMr
Mr Tawney chairman cha nnan of the th Com Committee Commlttee Corqmittee ¬
mittee of the Whole announced that he hewas hewas hewas
was ready to rule when Mr LIttlefield LIttlefieldof
of Maine laIne took the floor in support NUPJ > Ott of ofthe orthe ofthe
the point of order orderThe orderThe orderThe
The Chairmans Decision DecisionChairman DecisionChairman j jChairman
Chairman Tawney then read his carefully care carefully caretull ¬
fully tull prepared decision overruling the thepoint thepoint thepoint
point of order He Reheld held that under underresolutions underresolutions underresolutions
resolutions adopted by b Congress therewere there therewere therewere
were two sessions of Congress Congressthis this Se Seinir beinl e ein
inir in inl the second Under the law of 1SS6 1SS6which 1886which 1856which
which was revived by b the repeal of the thelaw thela thelaw
law la w of 1874 which raised the salaries salariesof
of Congressmen to 57500 7500 per annum the thesaluies thesattries thesahtries
saluies of members are fixed at 5000 5000and 5000and 5000and
and as additional compensation mileage mileagoat
at the rate of 20 cents a mile for the theshortest theshortest theshortest
shortest route Is provided providedThis providedThIs providedThis
This Chairman Tawney Tawn r held to mean meanthat meanthat meanthat
that the amount in question Is payable payableonce payableonce payableonce
once a session whether hother there was really reallyany redlyany reallyany
any travel or not as an additional l com compensation cCDipensation compensation ¬
pensation He quoted from the journals journalsof
of the two houses of Congress to estab establish establish establish ¬
lish the fact that there were really real1 two twoseparate twoseparate twoseparate
separate and distinct sessions although althoughthey aIthou althoughthey h hth
they th y mered into one The constitutional constitutionalprovision con contutionalprovision ftuUonal ftuUonalprolslon
provision culling Congress into session sessionon sessionon
on the first Monday Monda in December terminated ter terminated terminated ¬
minated the extra session which began beganNovember beganoembtt beganovember
November 9 For these raisons reasons he over overruled orruled overruled ¬
ruled Mr Mnddpxs Mnddoxs point of order and andheld ondheld andheld
held that the appropriation approprlaUon for mileage mUeaiiowas mileagewas mileagewas
was properly in the bill billMr bllIMr billMr
Mr Underwood of Alabama Imme Immediately Immadiately immediately ¬
diately after the reading of the decision decisionmoved decJslonm01ed decisionmoved
moved that the mileage provision be bestricken bestrIcken bestricken
stricken from the bill bU He explained explainedagain exr1anedagain explainedagain
again that he opposed asecond a L second uyment jaymentof uymentof 41ymentor
of mileage to the House because In InSnot Infuotno Infactno
fuotno Snot no matter how many man technical sea sessions seasions seasions ¬
sions there may havxe been l centhere > there has hasbeen h1Ubeen hasbeen
been but one continuous sesslor of Con Congress Congress Congress ¬
gress
Mileage in Deficiency Bill BD1The BillThe BillThe
The mileage provision In the thebUl bill wan wanreached wureached wasreached
reached late yesterday esterda afternoor Just Justbefore Justbefore Justboore
before it was taken up Mr Hememvuy Hememvuythe
the chairman of the Committee on Appropriations Ap Appropriations ApproprIations ¬
propriations offered an amendment ap appropriating apl1roprlntlng appropriating ¬
propriating 15000 for mileage for Senators Sena Senators Senators ¬
tors It appears that the House com coramittee committee committee ¬
mittee in its anxiety anxlet to appropriate appro1rlat8nmooo
145000 for members of the House en entirely eRtirljly extirely ¬
tirely overlooked the Senate and omit omitted omitted omitted ¬
ted all provision for mileage for members mem members m ID IDbers ¬
bers of that body Mr Hemenway Hemenwa offered of offered ottered ¬
fered an amendment to include in th thappropriation the theapplOrintlon theappropriation
appropriation USOOO 45000 for Senators thus thusbringing thusbringing thusbringing
bringing the amount for mileage mllea up to tol9iJWO toltMLuu
519 l9iJWO l9iJWOA2 ltMLuuAs ux uxAs
As A2 soon as the paragraph was read readthfr res resthf readthem
thfr thf them were half a dozen members mem crs on ontheir 01theIr ontheir
their feet to raise a point of order crd r Tho Thociuur ThoClhur Thecmur
ciuur Mr lr Tnwney 111WI16Y recognized a Democrat Demo Democrat Democrat ¬
crat Mr Maddox of Georgia Mr Mad Maddox lladdo Maddox
dox do argued the question brletj brlat ana anavlelded anti nneivlelded antiyielded
vlelded to Mr Grosvenor Rep OhIoho Ohiowho Ohio Ohiovho
who ho offered n facetious amendment to tothe tothe tothe
the effect that any an member who did notwant not notwant notwant
want the mileage be permitted to cover coverthe coerthe coverthe
the same me into the thet Treasury Trensur and that thatthe thatUte that
the Secretary be directed t to t receive i ias it itas Itas
as a n miscellaneous item This created createdlaughter crtnte4nughter createdlaughter
laughter and on Mr Maddox characterized characterisedthe
the amendment as cheap cheapRepresentative cheap cheapRepresentative cheapRepresontative
Representative Grosvenor of Ohio of offered ot1e offeed ¬
feed 1e ed an amendment so that any mem member membfJ1 member ¬
ber Who ho desires shall have toe privi privilevo prtvfleve pnJleve
leve of covering his mileage back into intothe Int Intthe intothe
the Treasury and receiving a u receipt receipttherefor receipttherefor receipttherefor
therefor thereforTo thereforTo thereforTo
To California Cal omia Via New Orleans OrleansSouihern OrleansSou OrleansSouthern
Southern Sou hern Railway operates four fast fasttrains fasttrains fasttrains
trains dally dl1I with Pullman sleepers and anddining anddInIng anddining
dining car service Washington to New NewOrleans NewI NewOrleans
Orleans connecting co nnecting with Sunset Limited Limitedvia Limltedvia Limitedvia
via Southern Pacific Railway for HI HIPaso EIPaso ElPaso
Paso City of Mexico Los Angejes ng les and andSan andSan andSan
I San Francisco over 0 which lines there a and 111nO isno
nO Interruption account Snowstorms SnowstormsetcAdv nore no > tonnx tonnxetc to toetcAdv
etc etcAdv Adv