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Show : The Republican Claims the Largest Paid Circulation in Utah. Do the Other Papers Admit This or Will They Open Their Circulation Books and Attempt to Disprove Our Claim? 8 PAGES READ THE Che : NEW SERIAL Republican Inter: ntain ON PAGE 4. eee VOLUME Xill, NUMBER ee e hcl elected th 24, SALT LAKE CITY, THE ONLY IN TOWN. tuer aaeusomrasetaT ROOT IS TO BE LEAD |MR. TAFT SPENDS SU MONDAY, MARCH 8, 1909. PRICE FIVE CENTS. CVERNOR HUGHES G AND MR. JOHN BULL PLATT SAYS. UYSTER BAY NEEDS GASH IT 1}. TRUE VERY PROUD FHFHHF H+ +++ 4444444444446 ETT TTT ASSET ITOH 440 FORMER NEW YORK LEADER RETIRES FROM POLITICS CONTINUES The + has + + Platt Smiles Announces Declares He Game Were + accumulated fund : OT pe Boa , : MRS. ‘ "a ee Seem WILLIAM HOWARD TAFT 5 That G old» os Ge + We NpMSgie VWohil dhe _* There Wore Shall to the Be Inaugural More Dignity eee Republic. r ' einen fashion,.qmite companied by Aveaee. Fipuite ‘on, He came quietly Tapers. +74 It waz noticed + mthe President and + a + OF ashen] ina ouse C. at P. Taft, the brother to eee was rT < Unitarian chure mp and circumar ace Zi: > Accompaniec rt froc} arrayed was befits Another democratic happened act during of a the walk Pre he oe t oe 4 = rn Col a Sate Mr Taft 1 at Roosevelt's ae V went to President Taft made short yea » the family of Cha urles their house on Dupont Cirele The ] on impr 1 1 Dr. : it Mr. Taft's churé UM 1 ‘ an aie 7 Sn Lone, A ‘ cabinet heon officer SE gh he we went ] out Ravih for park the scene nod a van? ride80 of ts back | 4% of +. + j +. t Introduced in Ole the last a a. in|"sy session oon ae i f this the a through of six of o fine years. ci "re | not uch return wou $500 a day for then iifdicate the eS thits mn orted rtedi a big port that ntrol on sents {it has no e 5 Theo lore Repu ie retu can : a_ to psevelt year cant political Roosevelt!, the cy = | i coa t and or around e ngre- vanishec the corner thinkey we'd raid Hs eT her ist': ion. The ha sald ‘No man can keep nearest he came. to It | sohem many Delegation hi8) first time Roosevelt in seven. heard +4 W e alth ¥. CITIZEN Broker m Up Stateroo Former , Detr ae ground ae yelt is stated only not to to -When the| says nT Dare aticae eer stock wilt , broker to' ei yield agents to of Believes He Chief Diffi e Has - 1 Oo Buch. privatet » a tled ¢ ee } eee * the ho percieesnae ias declined young bookkeeper residing Gough street this Clty, , asion o nas 1e e Vvyes oY patent pursua ed Bane a ethane ir pee ein his | eoprinciple, of in this city 1as at ears prope nin stoGiegy Caches ves that he is Gale out fter this} during" the 7will » coincident "1 same sage] r 1 Roosevelt juarter oosevelt joined loos highly desirab mediatel rlaining ihn oe yened te ; ' y t de . > Clark of age, his period of ty ae Fn = of Arkansas | weary. yr 1902 his. crePlat(s siding onstrate vithin a ew officer anc or |} THIRTY-ONE months |] AKEN the one | | SAFELY TO TA ge FY ror . York, Mar h a ane rethey ann ee ae rhs mutes rom & ae | Di > +-___-_ MULES don't 7 of - tae never/at nalities po : for! the andr ( Loeb. head + i + 564d ++ the customs house, Which {s a large factor What will happen is that everybody find something ‘ around and TE UAE for hetwenty} gets s him If i find { t forTS himse ERIS oat ~ en ne th --0 Taft ee -: ind = - Roosevelt, _ eet - iuabs. _ so. : om ha he 0 will " --- be|to = | - -: « - . to the Loeb leadership he ake' way.-for. tlje Roosemake ay because that, too, appears be inscribed somewhere in the sta -- a | } | | | } N 4 y } ‘Whi | Iwind en eta Ma INDIA) eres of President the or nee a aa rpold his! he submits tooseve te d t i. aa Tork, state and city.!Ss) must. also. erp Se Loeb = the appointee of| velt boom, thes in- | | e Canvass 0 : bership nereas of c Will e Mem- . Union. Be = |; . Railroads - . Begin to Order ° More Equipment Following the d Inau ura ion . || : Austria Will. D Country u es But er L t roy '* That Will OSS. | | who had » ht ‘| thine a | P| " tt r rae ire correst sive a nioint today on the Celtic. He Is Certainty of itking aeroplane ts built with| py H. ¢ Jaseler, a veterinarian, who ial basket or framework for the | ve 1 Lathrop, Mo xe} muoeser aly March 2 g s Ss noy 5O~achinery, suspended by thre L Rinne | aecon plished D8 Ee : tay ee nort ers hio from a cireular d resembling jing home to prepar G BAS at Chan é ay an inverted parachute The} animals, but this time by way « Bey requesting | .enter of this ¢ is in the ape of | Orleans i on another 4 equilateral triangle with the three "T reckon it cost about $350 aplece to } . to President Taft! friends of President Taft and that : watct ms ou' ri effo I % unitee Sapien | i My rhe "fhe i lf. - and Wait he's till got men set & | e days that I once enears more in him al a ieee When one. becomes 75 | his elephants and lions and lex is | practically pu -d| ended haveve alway always nose | up the good fight and always ¢ njoyé : 0 l the battle, but now I am old anc | wae jure 1987 | Witking "alone, ne peor appiliec rianetindobine, on+a flying ma : TA tie aes oe which ve bellev induc Se abies American | bring about a revolution in the present Upon «ns needed for the use | method. of aviation Aner fs Pasa iiai party So far he 1s constructed merely of ; Mr. becouse: , ni900 ee completed ‘ar r his. arrange-| --! P 1 but he [ hopes before long r to beet re time ago for a trip Sore a rin work on a. practical mo ichine eon ant by a upon the I rounger will : 2 pre, 4 a an se 2( presented by} y with him when given Only ments to tateroom ments that Ryne 2 toes etin re Greatest Achlevement. eache ash ' . culty. dontinis having preceded him, he found | When Senator Platt was aaske ked Ww ' bat :bitter » had known for some years, a he thought was his achlevepa ment and the one whichgreatest made him hap7.-Claimi San Francisco,4 , I March 7 Claiming 1| ter : : Y+ | plest acco accomplls Iishment, t ; iis. ¢ eyes {j\at. he has solved the problem of .au- | ae siniaid + to het pny ans flakhed as he re apoute. = P Pues Gene een a ey ich the r- | z jes. of 1 Senate offeres : of Greater New York. or many 3 citizen te pete oS tani 1d 5 ites f ude haveiy any more ilp inventors (oteabs aside o he his personal 3. colles nea t e fe vice i Archibald | yo; a vainly presi- | (Continued oo striving. on Puge A. C. Three.) Watkins, a pore a ee BE Or Counried him, and rh Pe oer | rate ela 1397) dent ‘ , + ore i. ordinary considert G. E Ellair, a prominent and wealthy x Man d th oive oe : i 7 Taking the Tis. nt' -Roose-| the ¢ Mfarec en orm now the patos . . California S | i | lalS stant | president's en aw This 7 will L t | sworn. jal etki ue HA Convention C . FEFEFFFFEFEFEFFFFFEO OFF FFF ++ +4444 at bé in-| President. tat re tha HE lrule . Declines t a Give THINKS Nati ational Next nators theof big the four political future Root, that o are Taft, aa Roosevelt a, DEH H FSFE years| the : S litics through his position as collector of the port, is one of + ork po cs E 5 t speech.in New York, and + special interest. President Taft's recen Pp meg pe int to the big as his the appointment domi of Mr. Loeb Phe Rinice tote fourNeedless to say .j+ + + + the man TPF! years the nation's aechiefmeen ex¢cu-| 72 the to the ---_-_-_--__ it was political organization ana| prayer for the President without In all my fifty-one years) ing able to take it to himself, and AP e HUGHES, . . aw mart Willa Have to Battle forthe Mew Work - PEFFFFFPHFFF+F444440 QEF+F+FtF FFF Ft + tot 44444444 OOF tot+ + + se on, March 7.-The political aspect the breiking or + Washingt ++ William Loeb, former secretary to President Rooseyelt, into New le | 5 PRIVATE OV i politi: s I was never out of the SE tie | stead of a sermon, there was a shor good, Upon the | try other hand, for more all the} in than the customs a few months house will now 4 = address follow on the bringing up of chil- | chances are that he will re-enter the the flag and cra the new political regime : i Si Cun At Roosevelt seemed é i > of New York |4 New York f | will Senator know pretty Platt soon evidently desired to}]dren in : ce |; game | eenart by the front "i door " of New oot anc 2 < il wt ane re. »( peeian sat Not President Present Creden Taft ~ has 0 | impress Pe the fact "> as ae i e me there os cane s de ol close of the regular serv-| € state president ae ae . a ee frat he: will not. ‘iiterface ods | neither<Governor Fugnes nor lirect { was offered New to Colleague the|as € do would From hereafter= ant toot dlrec ¢ a sonove ap communion aaact NTACEECV the i Orc Republican yHitics, New party | jmembers ork ~ Loeb state a Hughes 0 was the one time| A New church, ang wae pant . eget : Aire to beat President| politicsYorunderpe Roosevelt, ‘ . Root an } eee th ain Aang } ms ss stay . iin this state. sy = 5 _| Roosevelt party ° remattined as' ¢ : , Le this;a 7 , »edInited Te States the assistance So far o as any) resi~ will not neé Wisconsin. "In chia m)dirl ae ee ea i "1 e | time Miss Ethel and Kermit arrived = oe 1 "he on the reviewing stand) dent Taft, but jt is certain that Ro fs | chine a0 OWS OVerROE ERS the tall youngster towering an inch or anit z . the inaugural Governor} Roosevelt and Loeb are Path Washington, Mar ‘ Somiiiisaion 5 of Forme but inadequate about in eh ver the members of the congre- | Hughes ont? ne was ee. askec say would. wass not. ove be a! cludes a second:term Sy netor ; Stephenson for the present Sat ot W £ is¢ OneAD. e (Hughes) SLL ouk nave to make your! C gation - gathered sen oh 1 Washington, around , Mr. Roosevelt Senator LaFollette we th San at he respondec occupant of the White Pe 1 shook House. his hand, tt and for every) cane cane t hig deeond term| Of course, there will be a fight. nie, colle Leue, refused, ta'; pree@nes Se. | Oy ae ith ge is cert he continued, ant he had a few words PRb ro em aeae es t _ pleased to go|is absolutely certain that hereafter My regular commission, indisone soo ate lly vil ‘an old and| OMf he See alegefae the: ae id a incontestible, celtizen. is In Wash-) nomination almost woulcconvention wistful Cites oam longer assume here Jf beer course no peace See between -<e he'll "he'll| the eome| to the national w ith New New/there y will] Po, a Lgak > arid "tet om vid that LaFollette will] tired tive Partie ition in politics. ieton My | go s to Si Africa ae and ay as o knee going | York lanv ¢ ve committed ve clips to him and all the| Hughes at Brea ! ee nN Hughes" rh: are pos!ry £oO g . + dex line also to present this one 7 . { . aa is é Wied * ind y 1 the coming years} back oa oe F , y He' Shes voung to chances seem vice to point | day to his control ole i o Card } arn Hacdine 3 is , > C y Y ti Will ‘ church "Don't let him. rubber thi . Theodore stn coll from -hen he offered thanks for the good| Mr, when 1 »01-| | work done by the last national admin-| fp x i: to}y istration and 2 for the pa bale ee ie ac gidannsepeeigece' re : , -rsiloplamse tal snap ; Pe }grip on a | eo away. cutaway ya seconds fea eee hocane ye or ~ ~s iM ® hinted that the rector, the Rev. Henry Vashburn, would touch on the > return to private Mfe Of the dle. inguished member of the congregsating p 5 from the} *any | purposes to retire permanently jel of political endeavor the slp Petes Rooseveltagain." will not be heard from itically ae Inck fake ; nto : Platt was askea| ,Mr. Roosevelt marchedinto the]‘the 7144 ot eb's appointment di a the rear, aud:a fow | | oe Man rnect thatto goes re te:Africe foraz keep his hold tn t rot been'| way: elleve, that -Mr.- ae by at, neither overcoat nor gloves. "rhe few peop t to awati s arrival his the proposed law would | appointmen Mr. Loeb will| a) | is the wariedt erate ate nowhere near| : Sao tneo bana to} a ; hic) previous to state collector can't mistake that walk," th ev Us the President al) ri ght. " e He > inevitable \turndown "AIL talk about William Loeb Jr. be-| of u way 4 lender statesmanship. of the Bighent ++ Amertenn tive For 2 = ; +| | nee " + + + + + + * + + + + + + + + | The departure of Colonel E COsey She | for A frice See oe ertine hoe ie iin ifa iy} Pierce e for a magn- + + + + I | et n aft arvn Maw : 2 : in polities "Elibu Root will head the Rex publican becenuse o dutsis dens orgnnlznation the senatoxial toma," continued Mr. Platt. "His powers are on _ less than those of the President, and President Taft a sd and aol ane he ae aan ee wi phe a great senntor. le in Crowd Greeting. | New York, March 7.-Theodore Roosevelt walked two miles to church this morning, and it made no difference to him that the wind was blowing a gale and the snow was drifting all the mollycoddies indoors. Mrs. Roosevelt walked with him, thus giving Oyster Bay additional cause for pride. Oyster Bay is almost sinfully proud of Mr. Roosevelt, b is very careful that he shall not find it ont. Vhen he walked into Christ's church this morning at 11 o'clock, not more than thirty persons were present and not more than three of them as much as ¢t ed their heads distinguished townsman. Oyster would be have Mr. Noosevelt the length and breadih and depth of its feeling for hin 1. few members of the congregation were standing outside the church this morning when there appeared two figures far up the wind-swept road. The Oyster Bay citizens identified the male figure at 600 yards. + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + | | St accompanied Charlie Taft recat » President spént the afternoon at home then rome aand th In Rock Creek So - fund! | at Connecticut enue thence ain for : a 00 and bn et aes Ta py a) walk toward Ve Vhi er" . On the way he met Mr: Meyer. Chere z = as n enthusiasti greeting, which ended in the secretary of the nayy ac f 1 ee ( F oe » luncheor‘ oe Che ee oth ‘i abou nes a had the leasure of being tl hem Taft and dorman BS. |} majority, but since | hearc ard of | a offictal church John's. to" whic py Miss Helen huge 7 ee . ene , rn} Bottomley's bill ee f= ling jand passed the first reading #+ ++ + ‘ DEF t +++ FF +444 444+ 44444 tFHOOttt+ 44+ +++ 44444 F444 soo tsa after church. Ee nd ht brother.| strolled leisurely from the church to) o ma o ne Mable Oe in' frock door that a ; for + ; w ho coat and high silk hat. The cager buzz around. the ‘ that's, Tu will have things done¥ Mrs. Taft's notion Le v ave *resident of the the United high office of 7 the States, Presiden dent x ee » " + | had tes been plate, untouched eGucked byby the depositors| "Wheb : Senator the depos *| whether Mr. good a also zeruee. + pomp church®was palatial na : 900,000, was puile Real ; Phen de ° SS] raat milayenetuatic' of the of thedays y e to All Souls foot cma Paw, Ree a witt : and went quietly and without ma ervic that the secret service man . : his = is BUSINESS H tt Fd oF tt44-44:40 sults involving big fortunes. courthouse of Landon yebigh: The cost: royal! 662; | +@++:66+++9:60e-+4+4beebee aS . Insists She the White House. " worthy Many lying In the Court froof Chancery, which | $ every las a mulated gz 1 1 t law- | + type f Ball. oaks PROLOG OLD PLLA DL DP? Iorire 5 ~~ She $10,000,000. There Picture Shows Wife i i i i of the President of the United States In the Gown of +| + | +| + | 4444444 | | Danke buildings have been erected out} 4 as ale . sits "he > 4+ )of these unclaimed deposits, The} | bankers keep these amounts a pro-| + | ; secre nd intend to fight any|+# sound ae tg therewith. . ewith aoe interference ++ oe | + 4 +4 + |+ + 44444444 $+4+4444 + /o + $4a, + | Ye . = ~ ave | * Several old banks like Coutte have + been accumulating derellct for 200 + years, one alone having a dormant | ts IN PTFE Neighbors to Receive QFF+t+++++++4++++t++44444+440 > Wistfully As He This Fact, But Would Be In the Hea Young Man New York, March 7.-"*EuUhu Root will be the Republican boss of New York." said Former United States Senator Thomn Platt at bis apartments at the Elemen: tatesdorff tonight, The : aged man, who has been succeeded by Senator Root, had returned from Washington on a day night. Today he was en ed largely in dictating his ee of fifty- disappearof deposi- Roosevelt Goes to and at Close of the Church, Services OEPFFP wealth Afrita Around + + vast That Colonel to and Power as a Politician. + + + + + + + + + owlng to the death, ance or forgetfulness to Declares Trip Will Take From His Prestige Republican Special Cable. 1don, March 7.-The British treasury f. deficit and Chancellor George continues to threaten, in view of the coming budget, that he is looking for "new hen roosts to rob," wherewith to meet the deficit. Meanwhile there les untapped a gold mine In the shape of the unclaimed balances of the Iinglish banks. The aggregate is unknown, but banking experts es(mate that, including cash, seeurities, jewelry, gold and silver plate, the unclaimed treasure amounts to at least sixty milllon sterling-that is $300.000,000. || Ne Boss'' Roosevelt's OF FFFH HHH FH HPF HH ++ tt tsetse +t reese ess ‘‘EKasy Three Hundred Millions of Dollars Lie In the Unclaimed Balances of Some British Banks and May Be Used. CONTEST POLITi¢sbu C8 == WASH QUIET UTAH, WEATHER TODAY: FAIR SPECIAL WIRE Bad OR 4 e Weather Makes A d the i bl visa @, on Sait Re i 7 ce nk cone te ae tems re Philadelphia March 7 tIeht on the fenoa. March 2 you c Wilkesbarre, 1 aa oY ne sais 1 ated heels of President Taft's inauguration |¢ne Austrian provinces you hear people « and distric t organize ; eae a Baldwin here today f0r/the , locomotive works has erre-|taik : only of one subject, that is the ink Wot Oe areete athracite: region ceived an order for 25 locomotives from | imminent danger of war between |} various parts 1 Are eC < = = ee a eanmarcow ee will commence a as the Chicago Burlington & Quincy | Austria with Servia and Monte nee ous campaign to increas pe nee ralinoad The first sign of an increase t Is the only subject i oe ee ee ship of the Or ern iat » make ° prosperity coming upon the heels of ee ee eee a othe p . *residen vis te mee " =e mr p and rulés the co maLnuEteS *VSé Pg . canvass, where they |the {nauguration of the new - aera ta Ae With house the Viennese to h Die s different. ce at Mass We |augurs well for the report of res . , : t ri ha | failed to get a large athe ih » expected | business confidence. meetings. and he told them amy ae n +s i b ar ‘ > by '- then While the order we diswill not necessitate | a gin at anyel BL The Lb area Tie increase the unlon membershil} helthe employment of any more men at|miss the subject. he war se s tion is eae _ Ba, this the |"lgesde bending. on hingesji In: three' sep-re) Bget each ee animal from oni ; bsolutely ‘ and I can washington, to do, a do ae myit stock rate saper farm] eee flanges b i€ tanchion =e eka = many 4 thousands before the end of House ioe TE] to meets Mare India. atro an declined Y cheaper by | are3 "for. th thi Serta a that : it may: yoth when ends bringrT work » for by rant universal BE as. RE mor llow || month ovr te." oe complethe said, ‘The | t is alclea r that feb 45 us <n Servia ber that ofthe members haWw will be de : he evident| ervia pS will enn e a ibn "BAD. follow when the in plans e have "nt Lewis ts pred 1 has made an a we become evi readily com with Fen the | rhe specifications . EL : paying proposition, will be]|stroyed by ar this , war shen it comes, comes, but but I when i ‘ and proposer , the bi Senate and ¢ oin ne | ! =a Neer stateroom Bandiict " prop he sh PERE ; o aid LK not Ee .O8 s¢z ey corte Me lightest o vibration ? ane + foe iree-horse of ees ; the machine 1 cs loco-|this }can't struggle f say as much re the e « date will not o for the be the a. thre the aur hors Slresolutions 4 a annd that to change his Fpolicies vril| | with eee it 4 and the furthermore offictals he e anould be large|child's reOn the play eee as.the top of the ee | staPee dise 1s a series of | 7 ‘took over there ordered will on speculation bero of the They | {nauguration larg to sometime in late ae ae ennese ne vir ih ye enforced. Some : of the ec ee a ona type of the most modern con-| will be a guerilla x ar any good in X hich many reason wil ls anybody se spring o attached to the flanges that) Vere trotters and were not appreciated. | or the first of Ms y . o assigr bee + ee The aa ERR i had est hoped variation that formar of I ee the: ma-| He eeewetion queste coe House pe GLa Se are ne practically Ellair taal has ans a always un b 1 the niat xs I 5 4 ‘itchell.. lightest owin et P o his ly the rom past tthe} peting ; In ne ees politic Mr "ts ns i voted hine be ed it s straig by tr b end sa | fon Bee that ats taaway C most | Mitch hat «s aP change « | ofL date , aes the » operators, to Te might be . as sked ae : » | with , Basublik an, or 1 treacherous and ae as & rorges. : woods ; I Boanc 1 expres flange 5 tle blaze opposite from: y Ay a the , ; reg axe l : ' oih | MILLIONS | oil OF Roosevelt, upward, DOLLARS «ac t iB but AB IN a p . imperatively t and R toosethe dicnl dip weather eee will of tl {lt las ae ete ednesds iitae: : d id é in ee the been ne OO ; generally oe pos e : ed te ROOT GETS Wen ON TWO it, * Roose =. . é -4 eg [? oneat » < s t ‘ould | however, tr Ag Bae in citizen b aenies are |, udderan? ma ¥ a oa ; ee ete ant a8 ait binwiart os PROPERTY ls TO Re ey SOLD » Se git the large yelt.as Oe powder a itfet pion bar eae propositions yiertrausnt Mitchell's instantaneously' pers fe ' and 0 ans ore ae ny t) ce *; { IMPORTANT . mtirely SE COMMITTEES dlff | nor eo possibly o ne be offered Seen ages Tae it eit does eee ae not vefore leaving nere Ne > 1l would rk, be reMarch 7 All the real) eae tixed time e l V 4 ) use a conflagration , of >{ the whole istance from Mitche iW i Tas March 7,-Senator a | dae ne vv EIECTRIC CL RS |CALIFORNIA PLEASED | est ce; ox , si ssions of the Astor, KhineThe leaders a ee eer weet ie tanta F f the! R Wee te xton, ae appointed to two ofElihu|ca the} world, fearedFa and augured by y so many, rure any e wealthy £ «c in their powe 0. ry President SUBWAY Ruscavage ELECTRIC 0 CA La . | a H NEW 1e TARIFF ir the } BILL | ean _> 4 eorsers. eo ane oa ie in: polit Geet step in thewary piper NNING ae < AT CAPITAL wy pe WIT Se aeaiitin<a district, fofvolume ane with2 the millions of dollars | ¢} ie « n EE ph ige, the passage eS e Faheyeeiee Oke of tocaten a re ( bor . rela: President | BLOODY of s the met S huylkiil RIOT é e fi La eee BY peri 7% rere SAILORS £ Mhévexcuveriaithat RU oak -_ 7,.-Subway }affected Tita by the big . sale e city for non-pay-|the } 17 which must be | fea desired effect, ele {et, = coe hs Washington remained of the here March states today be- | trict, i That LOmarrow.| the | ment , of taxes. President Root, which McEl- | Mr, ~ Roo w ashington, having the city { ie hold) een M arch secretary eneé.-* tomorrow. by three Tr noe of pak iS e e- -| NARROWLY anstitution | they tariffs on iall California will be AVERTED Joined by products,a with i Pererranricecnid |in1 the , jal tater wis is probably mpi J more e 7.\ ena familar Ds mon with amendme Petenvan » the consAn ; fore RE sentthe ee » CATS sare azelt« dnnGnny Se > da °o cee : bt a ¢ eee ot stric f "some in the concilia-|our any i@ low|More relations § 2 a 7.-What at re ayyud . ' le ; erie, i rede otheee car \ we a rpitel *s Norfolk, and 2 the Jos Va., , 10 March each Li [aisingle : exception thresat« : of e ‘som t Bt ge AoW 4) ma ure to be Soares disposed 1 of to nbe the high‘ doubtedly r AV| be »pposition tween. ‘ the from The : some cars cost eS $5,0¢ fthe|er al ere grades They of wool are have now been bustfly main| person ‘ bidd in of senators ri t f the mortgage aie henge of Is not the in the pak war middle o de-|ened irters and that a e blood the yes chances riot : of between the] yes tion a red hundred securing HiT tas da bden : from nated their otorman dis tye ing ee sit been at A oe ; iinently f ten peY-|tainea qualified !sallors from are the in' oe naval the training ‘ne fough tariff station the mo fch ! oO a success has role a capacity ngaged by "To that § of resenting tv t the demands} 7 the extra partment, session ‘| he sserted Y beingwill pene ‘well date. ail the real estate tnvolved s t St. Helena tricts and in| {proposition a gang tut ald in presenshowing conclusion of Berkeley be& materially lesa theto arguments at, be@ pW a senatorial director timeyi why they | to of a to sa < ipon e at F the » :gcenedule ar : . negroe ' ted th | by tt was the ile narrowly robably v} avertec hay willl been. require sons ie d from "e a watching more the { ena S¢ nate i he Wing longer the time yy person that Is who per- | an ss long ; \than I trict officials do | fairs, ator 4 Hale, S who, three prot months be _ograr ited The. sale affects | sened mitted theto elapse h & between or Ald-| quick minutes uoy + and with h Senat ee should tion of t believe Pollee } it Sergean ill require he » back. more ro scheadt a we coplis i Be : PAS GAY fendea. ara } 5 the » California : operty alia arty of the Sent ome of , were! oldest Tatum Manof the elghth ward ik a , some o t the i the miners' | demant e ; it is broug ~ht up for action rich, offices ¢ cts alts fp senator ; : wants ~ovied ¢ STADE reinforcements r There rt fron J pad= neral satisfaction In thelfattan ‘families, religious institutions| * ‘There js a strong } sentiment sreasiden oosey ‘ 2 at tho aa et Se tient Whee and they do not be-| Invited by on aad 2 button, andterminus Bee oOan will ;ise touches delegation, that R though the quarters mem-) of every ---- in Norfolk and a eh denomination c t the Senate detachment : Be : : b } capitalruration senator in favor ef moving ot been informed eet as to the . eae the negotiations will ‘ ; last long | Inaugura Mean n to the summer -$<---- ners ; places ore They pe Bnei 1 pe time iveft sy few se One tl e subway, | _ Perens ae marched before vot the tarlff ill inauguration assente ‘ . avery alsIsc ' from Baethe A training Gave Mlustrated ‘Talk. :Fea? 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