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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-01-09

6uu you must GruSt 70 time fOf the rest.
Love such as she gave poor Jack, per-
haps the same woman never gives twice
over; but there's no reason Why she
shouldn't love you we'll and make you Q
good wife. The grief of two years back
is passing await is more the physical
state left by the shock of that time that
wears on her now. Perhaps she will
never be very robust, but you will take
good care of her I'm certain"
"She shall be strong again, please
God, il I can make her 90 BY my deyo.
tion, said Huntingdon, while . vision
Of unspeakable happiness danced before
bis minds eyes, snow-white yacht
cruising among smiling islands in
summer sea, seeking health for her
who was its queen.
'tI1l leave the business to look after
itself, he thought, with glow of rap
ture, "and travel round tho world with
her till the color comes back to her pale
face, and the light to her eyes yes,
and the happiness to her heart"
So the fortnight wore away, and an
other was we'll nigh gone, and vet
Wayne fingered at Newton.on-Ses. He
was never away from Hettys side; he
fetched and carried for her like q dog.
he was slave to her every wish. Dr..
and Mrs. Marshall regarded him with
undisguised favor. Tom, the enfsnt
terrible of the family, voted him mo
end jolly, and Hetty-Hetty liked him
we'll; her eyes frightened when he came
she missed him when he was away; he
was SO thoughtful, so kind, so good, no
one could help being fond Of him.
One night there was storm, and by
noon the next day came the news that
great ship from the Cape had gone to
pieces on the Razor Rocks, not two
miles away. Nothing would do but
that Hetty must go and see it. There
were no lives lost, they heard, but the
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-01-09

4 csttle thief named Jdhnson was sentenced
to three months imprisonment and fined e76
d Glaceville
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-01-09
INave 8riea AZ

=. Rev. Richard Paul Blakely, known in church
literature, is dead in London.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-01-09

s0qgbolIeaIve is the favorite Household
Sus Hsmedy Tor the eure Of Cuts. wounds, Chill.
~ fs sSs Sss q 1nsss and Sin az
Or By mail J.W CHI 8 CO. Bissi Mver fails W.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-01-09

For strengthening medicine take Aliens
Iron Tonic Bittera. All genuine bear the sig
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-01-09

Henry Guy Carleton is TO be married this
month to Miss Helen Hubbard Of New York
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Pastor St Charles II. E Church
st Charles, Iowa
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-01-09
BELrsvMpE, Prince George CO., Nd, !
Nav 26tn. 1889.

u-Nons genuine without ! bunch Of
green Hops on the white label. Shun
all the vile, poisonous stuff with Hop
or Hops in their name
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RAW FNRS WANTED Ship by express. in s.eas to
Agency, A. Moore Mgr. 20 Jackson g. st. Tsn MINI.
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zAs 1ssssssssa - which xass. leaavsss.
turs 1as 0ssa 11eugAA

xAs AseSsstlsa - which xAsax leaavAa
t1xo 8as 0osa 11ougAt
New York Sun -
Gen. Hoke, Of North Carolina, b
credited with remarking Of the rapid
disappearance. in late years, Of the
manned veterans Of the civil war, and
saying that in . few years men who
have lost arms or legs will DO rare. A
newspaper paragraph TO that effect was
shown 10 . maker Of artificial limbs,
who turnishes more substitute arms and
legs than anybody else in the United
States, he said: at il true there are
not 20 many cripples observable il
the streets - there were . few year.
ago, but il is also true that there are
almost Is many in the community, and
probably always will be - long ..
We have railroads. SO far -
the old soldiers are concerned, I don't
imagine that they are dying OF any
faster than any other men who were il
their prime whom the war ended, II
years ago. As for cripples becoming
rare, that is true a. far q their cessine
to be conspicuous objects, but En-
here among Us al ~ 8: V ~ -
-''' as that the perfection 10 which
The making II artificial limbs hill b,ex
carried, especially in legs, prevents til,
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-10
THE CABINET RESIGNS.
rHs eno or 4 STORMY SESSION.
Both Houses Adjourn The Oissoiu-
ton Of Parliament Likely 10
Result from The Crisis.

LONDON, June s.-Mr. Gladstone and his
colleagues met al noon to-day aud remained
ln session fully one hour and a quarter The
session - said ~ have been stormy one.
During the sitting u Is said thar numerous
accusations aud recrIminatiOns were ln-
dul sed Ia bot IL was unanimously agreed
thai there was 40 alternative but 10 resign
al once This step having been fully re
solved upon, Tie members Of the Cabinet
are said 10 have individually rendered their
resignation 10 the Premier who Will. II Il e1-
pecled, proceed 10 Windsor and tender them
together with hls own 70 the Queen before
another twenty four hours.
Ii Is stated IN political circles that the
Conservatives will refuse o1hce and III TINS
emergency the Liberals will complete the
supply bli, drop all other measures 90 which
there Is any decided opposition, and dissolve
Parliament
The political situation Is viewed very
grave IL this time, ana the news that the
Cabinet has decided 10 resign has caused
much gloom III commercial and financial
circles.
The House Of Lords has also adjourned
TIL Friday The adjournment of both Houses
l. believed 10 be one of the results OF 10
days cabinet meeting and Il said 10 have
been taken for tae purpose of allowing
the members of the Cabinet time for per
fectlng arrangements FOR vacatlng their re
spective Offices and conferrIng with various
officials with regard 10 their designations.
Mr.. Gladstone looked anxious and carowOrn
when ne arose to move for an adjournment
and seemed much detected.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-10

DETRoIT. June 9-FLoUR-To days prices
were a. follows. Michigan winter wheat roller
process. : 0Oa5 y. Michigan winter wheat
patents j06t5 10 Minnesota bakers. 5I5 -;
Minnesota patents. sac p; re. lG4 y.
Wheat opened weak. sold Oft point and be-
trae stronger on Chicago advance. The Wis
Die supply WR- this morning reported from
Chicago A. foilo~s Wheat. tl.g70.tS2 bu. corn.
55t.. 81 hu. oats. $50 bu. Opening figures
were.
wHE,r-No- 1 white. spot. CSC bid, eec asked;
July g,sc bid. 81 asked. August. N4c bid.
/ 00,S asked. September. I 0l bid. No. 2 red.
spot 4 car AZ pUhl, June. LOO bid. coz asked;
July lOt+s bid. I ~ asked: August. ! Oli5 bid.
O. sskel. September. 7 O3 asked.
CORN No. spot, car AT - &c, July. az bId,
t-ll a-kei. new mixed. &C askei
Oats white, spot 2sc bid. Se'sc asked.
June. 3a.sc Rskel. No. white 80 asked. June.
2il ac asked July. 31c asked.
During the past q hours receipts here Includei
~ cars ~ wheat. cars 81 corn and cars - oats
and car ~ rye. shipments were l.Uo2 hu ~
wheat 19 bu of corn and 2-0 hu of oats.
There today in store here 656 81 bu of wheat
33 81 bu - corn. 81 g5 hu ~ oats and 126 bu Of
barley A. this time last yesr there were IN store
~ EOS hu II wheat. g. - bu ~ corn s0g35 hu of
0af-. n bu n barley and LOO bu ~ rye.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-10
GLORIOUS ANTlCIPATONS.
The Committees Making Preparations
for a Grand Celebration

The Committees Making Preparations
for a Grand Celebration.
There was large attendance at the meet
ing of the Fourth of July committees at the
Rathbun House. last night. The Committee
on Program reported the following arrange
ment for the exercises:
JULY B.
Music morning and afternoon.
balloon As enslon with trapeze performance
by Prof Hogan, of Jackson, or has substitute at
= O'Clock y. IN.
Fireworks at 80 in the evening.
JULY I.
National salute st4 a. IA.
Procession. composed Of military companies
ti.e hundred men on horseback &. 4. L. Posts
Sons IF Veterans. Civic SoCIeties, Trade Organ
Izations. Commercial Travellers. Fire Depart
ment. etc. ~ e31 "a. m.
Exercise at the park reading of the Declara-
tion Of Independence oration. etc. al II "A. n.
Military parade, hand dieplay and carnival at
sham battle AT the island 81 4 Bop m
Fireworks al 80 IN tie evening.
Il is probable additions will be made 10 the
program. which viii be duly announced.
Mayor Calkins of the Militay Committee
reported that the companies from Grand
Haven. lonia and Big Rapids had accepted
the invitations TO participate and those from
cepted conditiOnally. The companies AT
Kalamazoo, Three Rivers and Coldwater
have not been heard from yet; II Is supposed
they are waiting TO decide the matter at their
meetings this week II was decided to offer
p handsome silk hag-plaIn stars and stripes
to the company Of state troops making
the best appearance on parade. and the com
mittee was authorized to procure the flag at
a cost of $50.
The Secretary read several cOmmunica-
tons from parties outside the city. accept
ing appointments a. vice presidents. Jack
son Coon. of Rockford. wrote that be would
accept and bring down the village, people
and all. Chairman Sigh Wa instructed 20
appoint a committee to receive. entertain
and make 1t generally pleasant. for the vice
presidents, and the Secretary D. 10 send
them badges. The Committee on Music re-
ported tina; the Rockford Ladies Band. had
been engaged and the Ot=ego band would
be engaged instead Of the Sparta band
communication vas read from J. A. Stowe.
Secretary of the Travelling Men As=ocia-
ton, saying that l5g members would JOIN
the procession with white hats and linen
busters. and requesting that the ladies band
be allowed 10 lead them IA The procession.
Referred 20 Marshall Hastings.
The Finance Committee reported their
part of the work progressing very fav0rahiy'
The Brick Layers Union signifed p wish 10
make display of buck-laying and stone
work and asked the committee - furnish
teams 90 draw the trucks ia the procession.
The matter uas discussed hut not decided
and al trade organization having similar
requests - make are requested - report fo
Mr. Aufisdei a. soon ~ convenient The
memhers 0f the committee we're a0 great s.
interested in their work and their giorlon-
anticipaiions. that they adiourned vIti.ouf
fx1ug the date for thf nfrt meeting. but % is
understood that II all be- held next 1ues1ia ay
evening
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-10
THE ARBEIrER BUND.
SEVENTEENTH ANNUAL SESSION
Welcomed bY hayor Curtiss 4 large
Attendance Of Delegates An
other Session To-Day

The seventeenth annual convention " the
Arbeiter Bund If thi- state, which convened
Ia this city yesterday Was attended by near
ly one hundred delegates THE occasion ~as
one 81 great moment Ia ghe Germans and
various places Of business were handsomely
decorated with eyergreens ana hags- The
visiting delegates were met bg committees
from the local societies and escorted 10 the
hall on Jeferson street. The forenoon Wa
sOciably spent. Al . 2. IA. dinner ~as served
aud, soon after, the convention was called
10 order and jas. Andersen. President made
a few introductory remarks, when Mayor
Curtiss welcomed the delegates ia brief
speech. The Mayor said II was with pleasure
that he welcomed the members Of the Bund.
lie spoke Of the virtues eAempllhed ~ the
societies and commended their aims. Grand
Rapids welcomed Germans here and counted
them among her best citizens.
Following the speech, song entitled
" Nereins-oiruss, was sung by ten male
voices.
The various committees were then ap-
pointed after which the President and
Treasurer's reports We're read. There were
shown 10 be & societies ia the Arblier Bund. /.
573 new members admitted during the year;
81 withdrew: - died. and l3} expelled, show
ing an increase of 35I members for the year
Just closed, and a total membership OF 1 ,tsO.
The Treasurer annual showed an income
of So. 1850 Expense incurred for past
year. 30673. -. leaving balance IA the
hands of the Treasurer of a l.3j6.15.
The objects and aims of tins Society are
the relief and benefit of members, they pay
ing $40 at death and : a week during slcK-
ness. This society Was hTSt organized IN
January, 1870, duly incorporated Septem Der,
1872, and has met annually since deyOtlDg
itself 10 advancing new ideas and creating
more social feeling among Its members
and their families.
Last evening a promenade concert was
held and largely attended. To-day a revision
of the constitution, election of officers and
% her matters ot interest will come before
the convention. closing with a grand ball IN
the evening. The session viii likely extend
over until Thursday noon.
A.. b. G. NOTES.
The Kalamazoo excursionlsts number 800.
The Michigan central bringing IN fully "a
many.
The kalamazoo City and Squier's band Of
this city. furnished the music for the day.
The delegates all wore neat badges and
button hole bouquets.
The Arbeiter Hall was handsomely decor
ated.
The State press was represented 10y ku-
dolph Morch, of the Jackson l0USJrelutd,
August g erschke, of the Saginaw Zcfimg,
and Henry Schroeder, of the Muskegon Her
otd.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-10
YE OLOe FOLKEs CONCERTO.
Musick at Ye Second Roade Methodist
Meetynge House.

4 charming entertainment was the old
folks concert given at the Second Street VI.
+. Church, last evening, and -3me three
hundred people were charmed B., II. Some
thirty demure meek and lily maidens
and "menne singers" oc led the raised
platform and rendered tn iuthems admir-
ably under the direction Of Dr. K. Button.
Many of the participant were in the COS
tune of a century ago their make-uDs bear
ing the evidence of feat research-among
the old chests end trunks IN garret= and
clOsets-and set thoy were almost without
exception i1 eNcellen, a ste and of the rich-
est material. Many OF the articles worn
were undoubtedly family relics handed
down through generations and the poke
lonnets Of immense dimensions. high pow
Gered hair and tortoise shell combs large
enough for grape tTelises prevailed. The
program was lengthy. brt there were few
encOres and the whole was 40 spicy. inter
esting and brisk that the last number
America" by the audience. was reached
with reluctance. To notice individual mem
bers would lead to necessary repetition Of
complimentary adjectives. and suffice n 10
say that a. a successful home entertainment
e vas good. worthy the patronage received
and more, and should be repeated.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-10
On Important Arrest.

WAsHrNGroS. June 9.-Lieut. Arnold. of
the police force. tonight arrested a man
who gave the name Of Joseph Stanley, who
has been playing a confidence game here
among jewellers. lie il, 1t Il said. wanted IN
Norfolk. Va. HE method was
90 represent that his wife was
.ick and he desired 70 buy her
some jewelry When the clerk arrived ar
the hotel Stanley would have him wait IN
an outer room while he carried the iewelry
into an inner room, whence be would escape.
Stanley had rooms az both the EbbItt and
Wulard's Hotels. Il Is thought Stanley Is
not his proper name. His arrest T. consid-
cred important.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-10
Is Gordon Still Llving2

IoNDoS. June 9.-SOmething of a sensa-
ton has been caused here by the receipt OF a
dispatch from Cairo stating that COptic
merchant. whose reputation for truthfulness
cannot be questioned mas just arrived there
from khartoum bringing the startling news
that after the rebels had forced
am entrance into that city
the Nahdi demanded his followers 10 pro
duce the head Of Gen. Gordon. Some of the
Nahdi'- leaders produced the head of man
whom the merchant says he recognized As
thar of " Hanseals, the late Austrian VICE
consul at khartOum. tie asserts most posi-
tlvely tha. no trace Of Gordon could be
found.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-10
THOMAS a oRIrPKN

Nov ls the time h. purchase your
sprilae end summer hats Ne are reoeiyIng
aRIly the finest stock of gONsds ever
bfoughi t. tins @p
oar siook 81 gentlemens straw hate
comprises al the newest sis ius IL genu-
lne fine Maokinse sni Manila slso
Luton. Milan and Dunsta8ie bralds. IA
great VARIETY ~ sis ies, ANA al prloas
never before offered
Oar children goods consists ~ every
thing new IA this hne. aad hsse bsen
purchased al proes WliloE enel,ie as g.
defy competition We have al the new
est and most fashioaebie stsle of soft
and stn hats ffom ti4e best manufactures
IA the country, including tlss celebrated
Knox for winch Ne are sole agents
0ents Fine Gloves. Sllk Umberellas
and summer Lap Robes in great variety.
and cheaper than have ever heen offered
ia tins c,iY
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-10

Special dispatch 10 rIiE TELEGRAM.
TRAvEAsE CIrY, Mich, June "a large
frame barn belonging 10 Henry +. Camp
bell. OF Elmwood township. Leelanaw cOun-
ty was destroyed by fire last night. The
building was a mass of flames when discoy-
cred. and II was impossible to save anything
and only the Herculean efforts OF the family
and neighbors saved the dwelling. Three
valuable horses. four tons hay and six hun
dred bushels of oats were burned. Loss,
-, 90. no insurance. Supposed 10 be III
cendiary.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-10

When We commenced our great whole
sale trade on Carpets our stock amounted
10 upward Of fifty thousand doll Ts. Ii
is not quite SO large as II was then, YET
we can show the finest line Of patterns 30
be found IN this market. consisting ~
Tai estry Brussels al the extreme low
price OF 55c, 65c. 75c Ingram Carpetng
as low At. 25c, ;DOc, 35c, 4Oc, 45c, soc, Doc,
60c, 65c We have the largest assortment
Of patterns az vell ar the best makes TO
be found IN this country. Our stock 81
vELvErs at sll0, sll5. % and sl-35
Is beyond all question the most complete,
consisting Of the Newest aud Choicest
Designs manufactured.
MoQUErrEs from Sl10 sl-25. sl.35 and
Sl40 comprises the largest assortment
and best quality.
BODY BRUssELs at 95c, Sl.0O, Sl.l0 and
Sll5 is cheaper than can be found IN the
United States, and We are prepared 10
guarantee this fact for the reason that our
trade is coming from places hundreds Of
miles from Grand Rapids.
SPRIsG 4 COMPANY.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-10
GRANT AND HIS WORK.
RS aaFAT OEslRs 10 FirIs- u


Nza laaa. I4ne .. las Ls4.nisfet tat At
tsfts.4 to-day aalllsaa- -onla interesting
.,o--.p .asat araal .nd als lierass methods.
o. l..scnle- ll4 as eanplately dominated
~ a.s 3s-sfs ao dll-h al- book. that be may
Isafs it a. Is .eEacs 81 ais faiallg. lie some
aules saze- ~ ia Use -lslt. calls for Ashi,
.ots IGasu -oue reulealofance ild then goes
- slsep sEaln. - -1ops ia TIE miasi ~
eoaser..l.on b record "reminiscences. ha
sis recently asked sAas aooat tnai story of
tae sarrenlee af oenera Lees sword. Il
ilda't tsae ais -sorL replied the Osneral.
'-iiaeal-e lldu. e lau.k sc would te night
Nothing Eas said lr tloulhl ot lL ITS
a-aal t1 laks .ac -aolI. lsl it fe-t
bui & gIutil l1 lt lu tnar Cfl-e- TO the
ssnt-r aI flls arl.rlr lle tfruetil sald lu tlr
aaurss 1f eolFer-atlol u liFe read good
deal ln ng .ile. .ut tnilA " uo ssaader
ulan taau tieu- Zee.
4 hr tglrl eoacrrllls tle General throat
d that tle swelling b uoW 80 large tnat
the ehgeieian- etunol examine 90 except
~ fetAlg It H. call1l open nls mouth
sile ea0lf fa Tor rholl 81 look Tar INTO IT,
unless sltn great pain. 4. Na- particularly
luf1rllIlllr. -l4- be- Rriter, that tirn- ia
dean. when urllt sas rnonsnL to po dying.
should have allo0ed Che Iupre--l0u - exist
that la. ll q great parl Was -ne luthOf ~
lnr lo0a ihe family sts lucclsed AZ ths
report Freed lralt showed the manu-cript
~ "a frirni familiar F.la Grants handwrit-
inz and tsktd whose be- Na7. lae gentle
man gllcaI. responded. III On Gea- Grant :.
DO yoa lnllA- asked she Colonel,
"thal faiher would write at anyone dlcta-
aou ..l 4m sure he xouId not lt II
ngulhruat fact chat nothing more his heard
from General Badeaa f. has left the
aoase. aaz and baggage and has n0t been
.l Do for some time.
The dr r-t Follue of lue book viii appear
m December. and tnc second la March. It has
already over $4,000 subscrlDer., which ln-
sares handsome income 20 the family.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-10

Special dispatch To the THE TELEGRAM.
TEAyERsE CRY. June 9.-WhIle engaged
Ia logging yesterday afternoon, Antoine
Meereis, living at Elmwood, assisted by his
daughter, the latter set fire to a log heap and
her dress caught fire. MeereIs, in attempt
ing to put out the flames, burned his left
hand severely and found It necessary TO
plunge IN a creek near BY with the child.
The entire surface of her body was burned
from knees TO arm pits.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-10

Ladies Black and Coiorea Jerseys.
some of TIE ctsaapest : sods Ia tlis line
you ever saw. Ia FACT those Ne sell FOR -
So and 45c are about as tiln a. cheese
cloth aud vel adapted &, tropical oh-
mate like that of Honduras or any place
under the equator.
We sell q splendid Jersey for 75e that
ls reialied elsewhere from o5o 10 = each.
A very good quaint, FOR Sl25 and $3.50,
also a Vers good Jerse. for s. We also
have hose of superior make and finish,
for 500, =. $3.50 and upwards.
SPRIN0 a COMPANY.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-10
The Tories Willing.

LONDON, June 9.-Prominent Tory leaders
have caused 1t 10 be understood that the
Tories Will undertake the administration of
the Government If the Queen requests IT,.
Otherwise they prefer that the present min
istry shall remain IN Office and clear up Its
own dirt"
The Standard Tory organ insists upon
the formation of Cabinet by the Tories,
should Gladstone persist III his purpose OF
resignation. The Tories" II says, will
not shrink no matter how fearful the legacy
bequeathed by the Gladstone ministry.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-10
THE MINING SCHOOL
Trustees Appointed 4 Commission
10 Locate the North 6rancn Prison.

10 locate the North Branch Prison.
-s..sial i.s1..fcl 81 fils sl-atass-
Lsssis8. Jaae 3 - Ile Governor appoints
Tie f.loe.ng board ~ trustees of the pro
posed Mining School. James VI. Nright,
~ Calumet and Thomas H. Chadbourue, u
Houghlon FOR sIK years. Chas. IL Cady, OF
iron Mountain, and Alfred hiddef. of Mar
.tlette iof four years; John oenler, of t.agie
alver. aud ohm s. Forster, Of Meridian. for
s~o years also the following ~ locate and
build the Upper Peninsula branch Of the
state prison. Peter A. Van BuFgen. OF Ms-
nominee, EA Hoy7. of Delta. james /. II.
wilkinson. " Marqustte, Eh b. Chamber
Iain. of Maekiuac, Charles Hlbbard, Of Bar
aga. aud John DancAn. Of Hoaghton.
Both Houses passed the bili for the equip
ment Of troops AZ Menomiuee. Musksgon,
Jackson Detroit, Grand Rapids and Hough-
lou. The senate passed the Senate bal to
revise the lass relative ~ the Incorporation
Of manufacturing companies; also, House
bills requiring all securities On official bonds
90 make IustiicatiOn under oath OF pecuniary
responsibility, amending the statute relative
10 offenses against individuals; amending
the statute relative 10 the state and reclaua-
ton OF swamp bands and the pre- -emptlon of
settlers. and amending the statute relative
20 suits against mutual benefit and co-opera-
1--WE insurance companies The House
passed House bills regulating the appoint
ment OF the boards and trustees OF State IN
-titatons. and amending the act providing
for compulsory education. The Senate
passed the concurrent resolution for lighting
the Capitol with incandescent light.