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Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1889-12-05
Death In the Cigar.

A celebrated European specialist for
diseases OF the throat, nose. and ear
asserts that tuberculosis is making
alarming progress among cigar smox-
ers. He does not attribute this to the
use Of tobacco, but TO the manner in
which cigars are manufactured. Roll
ing the tobacco leaf is a craft that re-
quires neither strength nor intellI-
gence, consequently in this branch of
the operation 1t is usual to find male
and female operatives who are weak
and diseased. and who, in consequence
OF their infirmities, are economical
employees. Most OF them suffer from
scrofula or tuberculosis. They cough,
and often give the finishing touch to a
cigar with their lips.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1889-12-05

MY Island home the restless sea
Wears like jewel on her breast
And lapsing time but seems 10 me
AS foam upon the blue waves crest;
see the Southern Cross at night
Burning in splendor oer my head,
ana dav but brings a new delight
breaking In blossoms meath my tread.
Here in this paradise OF flowers
What bliss TO live so close to God,
10 laden all the languid hours
with prayer and incense from the sod
All that knew in that far land,
Of love and hope and dreams OF fame,
write upon the shifting sand,
Inc only record of their name.
Henceforth-ah, did that jungle whirr
Its blooming branches in my way.
While VII my pulses rudely stir,
AS aspen orbs shoot out their raw
mus forgot deadly foe
That turks beside my altar stone,
That follows me wher er go,
Nor leaves me by my couch alone,
I've known the fear, I've felt it's breath
Stea. DER me with its blighting spell:
Sure IS the path that leads To Death,
And I've learned its power we'll
I've seen upon the human cheek
The banners OF dread decay,
And seen my own dark sentence speak
In CHASTITY faces day by day.
A siric ken throng whose steps go by
Feeble and broken in their tread,
came 10 close each fading eve
And pray beside each dying bed
ia feel my young blood s poisoned thrill
And die thus slowly for their sake;
Even leper at His will
II Closer at His feet to wake.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1889-12-05
Fit for q Poor Mans Wife.

Anxious Mother-"I am greatly sur.
prised. my son, TO find that while you
were away you became engaged. /
hope you have not acted hastily. Has
the young lady you have selected the
proper qualifications for a poor mans,
wifep"
Adult Son-"Yes, indeed, mother
She's got $50, 900 in her own right
New York Weekly.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1889-12-05
To Bridge the Channel.

The Forth bridge has stirred the
engineering world so that Schneiders
Co., the great French iron makers,
have prepared a design for channel
bridge from Dover to Calais. The
length Is twenty-four miles and the
number OF piers proposed TO be built
in the sea Is 100.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1889-12-05
A Wonderful Trick.

Are you almost Disguised
With life, little mani
will tell you wonderful rick
That will bring you contentment
IL anything can:
DO something for somebody, quick.
Though it rains like the rain
OF the food, little man,
And the clouds are forbidding and thick
You can make the sun shine
In your soul, little man:
Do something for somebody, quick.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1889-12-05
A Youthful Apologist for Adam

A mother was on Sunday giving her
child, boy OF seven years, some
bible instruction. She was telling
him the story of Adams fall. Having
narrated the tale OF the apple and
what mischief it did, the mother
asked "Now, don't you think Adam
did very wrong to eat the applet"
The little fellow thought moment
and then answered. why, would it
have been polite to refuse the apple
when the lady offered it TO himP"
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1889-12-05
He Wanted the Usual Discoun,

A train in Arizona was boarded by
robbers, who went through the luck
less passengers. One OF them hap
pened 10 be Hebrew drummer
from New York, who, when his turn
came, with reluctance fshed out 5000,
but rapidly took 81 from the pile and
placed 1t in his vest pocket What
do you mean by thatp" asked the rob-
Der, as he toyed with his revolver.
Hurriedly came the answer: mime
trent, you surely would not refuse me
two per cent discount on strictly
cash transaction like dispn
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1889-12-05
WHAT'S Home Without a Mother?

Young Mr.. HowIingswell-"Great
heavens, Marie, what is the matter
with the babyP He's going to have
CONFUSION or something"
Mrs. Howlingswell (merrily )-"Oh,
dear no. 1t is only that new soothing
syrup. 1t always has that effect at
first, but the dear child will sleep like
top presently. Come, dear, get
your hat and coat and tell Jane to
bring my cloak. We have two recep-
tons to attend tonight, you know"
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1889-12-05
"DYINo AMONG THE LEPERs."
ETTIE s. ELLIS.

A young Belgian Catholic priest Father
Damein, gave up promising career and
volunteered TO take charge Of the lepers at
Moikai, one OF the Sandwich islands. He
recently died with the fearful disease,
among those to whom he had devoted 80
many years of his life
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1889-12-05

a saloon trust Is the very latest It il
composed of slate and piece of chalk
Boston Herald.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1889-12-05
There's Lots Of Things You Don't Know.

There is period in the lives OF most
young men when they imagine they
have superior wisdom, says the Mil
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1889-12-05

VIII Russla's wheat belt ever reach.
around John Bulls clDacious bread basket
Courier Journal.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1889-12-05

Fish are not weighed in their own scales.
simply because fish scales are not built
that weigh
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1889-12-05
Mummies as Medicine.

TO BE CONTINUED.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1889-08-03
No. l..

Ia Tongue carriere que TAI parcoa-
rue sous les ordres de votre pauvre
pere qui fnt mon chef ct mon
maltre, j'ai constate que le hasa-d
nous a servIs souvent.
lie hasard que ron fait naitra
ct que l'on observe nest plus Ia
simple chance fortuite qni echoi5
aux naIfs. Malgrc ce que vous en-
pensez, Tonpin, je he crois point
all haSard.
! Eth quoi! madcmoiselle. vons
voulez dirjger les evenemeuts
All! jamais votre pere nett o>e
emettre une telle p,etention.
-Nonpere ne Pa peut.6tre jamais
dit, mais il Ia toujours execute.
Cest ie croiS, la seule maniere
de renssir.
-Mademoiselle salt bien que Ie
ne vondrals nj contrarier, nj Ia
coatre;:ire. Mais ellie reconnaItra
que c'eSt dependant le hasard qai
went de la METRE sur Ia piste de
cette Coralie, don't NJ. Lecoq me
par!ait quelquefois, quand il MA
faIt voyager, tout dernierement
encore, ct sur laquelle il ma "a
metre la main.
Jeanne SQUIRT tristement.
Mon bon ami, je ne voudrais
point avec vOuS tirer vanit6 lie ceS
chooses, mails vous vous trompez.
Ce nest pas le hasard, c'est la CON-
binaison, c'est la retlexion. LIE
voyage que nous terminons n'ent.il
produit d'autre resutat, que celia
me suffirait implement; je mai
plus settlement la conviction. TAI
la preuve que cette femme, don't
mon pere await PRESENT. Pexis-
telfce ct la participation tous les
actes de N. Georges des Armoies,
est sa cOmpagne ct Ia rejoint. a
present qn'ils pensent n'avoir Plus
a redouter de Sc mOntrer ensemble.
au moins hors de Paris. Cetre
Coralie nest au,re que la fausSe
institutrice, Mile Bonlant, qui u
quite nOtre maison sans quill SOFT
possible de savoir ce qu'ellc est
devenue!
-Mais Mile Boulant etait brune.
,-Votre objection est un enfan-
tillage, Toupin. Je ne suppose
. pas, j'affirme.
Sill Ell est ainsi, mademoiselle,
, je mai plus qua m'incliner ct a re-
, cOnnaitre ell vous les dons d'obser-
, vation que possedait mon maitre.
t Je vous promets de vous sereir
/ desormais CONNIE .je le servais
t lui.m6me, c'est.a dire de yous
OOelr aVeuSlemenI.
2 P0nr toute reponse, Jeanne lul
2 SIERRA af1ectueusement les mains ct
5 le bonhomme Ell fnt tout emu.
r EFT maintenant, mademoiselIe,
4 que nous reste-t.il 4 faire icl?
8 Plus rien, mou ami, qua re-
: gler notre note ct a prendre le pre-
5 mier train pour Paris.
!, Ce Qnl fut fait le soir meme. Ii
t Iendemain, lis etaient de 1etonr ].
. la maison de la rue Nollet, ct, apres
S le repas que Jeanne await vou,u
}. prendre EN- common avec ses denx
i vieux amis, Toupin fit part a Ia
;vieille Annette de radmiration
t! quill ressentait pour sa jeune mai
t tresse.
! -Je to Pai toujours dit, mon
a homme, r6pondit Annette. Made
moiselle est plus dne que toi e1
. moi Ce nest pas pour rien qu'ellt
!. est Ia file de NJ. Lecoq.
10 III p'en serait pas moins ;
!. souhaiter, reprit Jeanne, que Ram.
;. de mon pere reviat, ne flt-ce qu'
4 une minute, pour me guider dan
% CO tl6dale.
Ali damaA fif AnneffA chez
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SefVlteur uoVOnC ct Uo S3 Vlellle
compagne, qui ne savaient Qu'obeir.
Lhenre les pensees solides recon
tOrtantes arriva entin.
-Voyons, Sc dit-elle, celia ne
peut dnrer ainsi. Je ne puis de.
meurer plus longtemps dams Get
etat d'incertitude qui assure, mieux
que tout antre, rimpultite aux cou-
pables, II he suffit pas lie me de-
mander cent fois oil lis sont. J'ai
encore une piste a suivre; 81 mi.
mime que soft respoir qu'elle me
dOnne, mon devoir est de ne pas
m'abandonner a Ia solitude, qui est
mauvaise conseillere.
Et. forte de cette resolution, ellie
chercha encore d employer les pc
tits moyens qni reussissaient 81
bien d son pere. Ello Sc souvint
de la let,re de son notaire. Get
homme await ecIit que sou colleague
deMelun devait atllresser le pro.
duit des ventes 4 son client, NJ.
des Armoies, des que celni ci lui
auralt fait connaitre sa residence a
retranger Qui salt! peut-6tre
pourrait on retrouver par Get expe-
dient la trace lie ce Georges.
Pretextant un envol de tonds Il
lui faire, ellie Sc rendit chez ce no.
taire. Ellie y fat fort bien accueil-
lie, ct apprit facilement que les
affalres en- litige avaient etc termi.
nees ct que Fargent await etc en-
voye a Bruxelles, hotel de Suede,
rue Fosse.aux-L Loups. Tn hotel
nest pas une residence reguiiere.
C'est une adresse que dome un
homine qui ma pas le projet de. Sc
fixer dams une vile. Du noins,
Ielle jugea ainsi. Ellie EN- conciut
que l'intention de NJ. des Armoies,
de Firmin plut6t, D'etait pas de
roster ell Belgique. Ce seiOur 4
retranger cachait-il une pens6e de
retour en- France, on bien n'etait-il
que In premiere 6tape dun voya-
geur decide 4 s'expatrler Celia,
ellie l'ignorait ct Sc le deinandait
en- vain. Pourtant, ellie Sc dit que,
puisqu'il s'etait fait addresser Ell
Get endroit une assez forte somme
par son notaire, il await dn neces-
sairement Y conserver son nom de
des Armoies.
On pouvait par consequent in
terroger, chercher, savoir. Et. re-
solument, ellie partit pour Bruxel
les, accompagnee de Toupin. Ct
, n'etait qu'un voyage de qtelqnes
heures, un displacement insigni
fiant.
Une fois a Bruxelles lis descen
dirent au meme hotel que celn
qu'avait choisi Georges de-
y Armoies. Grace a deux pieces d.
cinq fraucs gracieusemeut offertes
Jeanne apprit qu'en effet, o'
jeune Franeais etait venue a Pho
> tel de Suede, quill y etait rest'
trois lours eo tout ct quill = avail
recu trois pills charges, contenan
des especes ct des traites sur den
gros banquiers de Bruxelles. l.
:. garcon qui tournit ces renseigDe
ments etait certain de son fait, Ca
c'est lul qui await conduit chez ce
banquiers le jeune voyagenr, qu
. ne connaissait point Ia vile.
!, II await tt6 rejoint le dernle
!, jour par une dame, fraDcaise anss
ct qui 6tait arrivee par Ia static
:, du Midi. LIE signalement de cett
!, dame correspondent i celui d
- Coralie. II n'etait plus questio
!. de cheveux noirs, Ia belle teint
!, rousse que nous commissions ava
etc remarquee par les gems de
/. maison. Enfn, tout etant terlniil
4 au gre de leurs desirs, les deu
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Et, a ce chemiD de fer. Jeanne per
DAFT torte trace de ceux qu'elle
aSsrz jnstement "deux
aVenturiers.
Sans le moin>lre renseigne-
ment subsequent. tit observer
ToupiD, nous ne pouvons nous en-
gager sur les lisnes qui partent du
n0rd de Bruxelles. Oh aller! lis
sont assez riches, rien que par
Fenvoi du notaire, pour courir
| Europe. 81 ~ous men croyez,
mademoise'le, remettez vous eli i
Ia police du soin de les retronver.
Ellie peut lemanler aux agents
francais a Fetranser 81 le passage
de ces deux perSonnes Il etc sigma.
le ell qnelque enlroit, ct au moins
ellie ne cherchera pas / !aventarc,
4 laveugleste CONNIE nous.
Mais Jeanne hocha Ia ,ete ct re
pliqua gravement:
-Jai dit que je me chargeais
moi-meme de venger mon pere.
Je ne vais pas, d la premiere diff
cutie Que je rencontre, men remet-
ire 4 d'autres 1ui reuSSiralent peut-
etre plus facilement que moi, mails
q0i me derOberaienc ainsi Ia ven.
geance a laquelle j'a>pire.
--Nlais entin, nademoiselle, en-
qnel pays esrerez,vous les trouver!
S0nt-ils allies en- -Allemagne, en-
Autriche, en- Rnssie, plus loin
meme, qui peut savoir! lis sont
parts d'ici, mais rien he nous dit
OH lis sont arrives. Je vous lie re-
pete, on irons nous nons-m6mess
A Paris, mon bon Toupin, tont
supplement.
Mon Dieu! je sais bien, refie-
chit acknowledgements le We'll
agent, que Paris est encore rendroit
on un Francais Sc cache le plus
aisement, parce que personne Dc l'y
remarque. II suffit de changer son
nom, quelquefols du quarter
settlement, pour metre point connu.
Mais qui nous assure qu'ils sont
revenus a Paris.
La reflexion que vous venez de
faire me porte d le croire. La fem.
me qui accompagne CO NJ. Georges
est dime prudence rare ct de tres
bon conseil. J'en al eu la preuye
ecrite de Ia main de mon pere ct je
rai verifi6 moi-mGme. Ellie nest
pas tres instruite ct, ne parlan,
aucune langue etrangere, salt for1
bien qu'elle ne pOhrra dissimulel
sa natiOnalit6 en- route. J'estim,
qn'iIs ont d1 faire nn petit voyag,
d'agr6ment Qni aura dure quelque.
jouIs, ct je u'ai nul besoin de savoi
quelles sont les vi!les quill leur /:
convenu de visi,er. Mais je sui
convaincnei que, Francais ct Meri
dional, phomme ne Sc plaira pa
longtemps dams les pays du Nord
ct que la femme aura sagemen
pens6 quill est bon poar eux d
rentrer au Cite, aiusi qoe font lie
lievres a qni pon donDe la chasse
!, Or, 4c'est 4 Paris qu'ils ont d.
revenir.
-Pourquoi Paris plutot que tou
! autre vile de France, ell admettan
que vons raisonDiez juste?
-Parce que le bou avis de
femme serait incomplet sans cels
Dams quelque vile de provinc
] qu'ils passent, grande on pe
. tite, on toates les societies s
} connaissent, il leur serait imposs
, BILE de roster settlement deux jour
2 avant d'etre remarques. Et,
t moins d'6tre des imbeciles, lie 4
, doivent pas vonloir qu'on les r
; marque. Or, IA maniere don't i
{ ont mauGpyr6 jusQn'A prese'
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LA FILE
MONSIEUR LEC0Q,
"a. v. suslsth st I. Ch.miuat

Suite.
-Pourtant, madame, Oh ma
affirme que d'avril a Juliet, ellie We.
matt Requirement trois tois par Sc
maine d votre conrs.
-Davril a juliet, dites~vous
-Oui, madame.
-Et comment est ellie, cette per
some?
-Cest une petite, aux cheveux
bruins, 4 la peau tres blauche ct
aux yeux extrement vifs.
Nine Lalopde refiechit pendant
queIques secoudes, puis reprit avec
run sOurire aimable:
-Si vous m'aviez parle dune
deuOiSelle ayant les cbeveux roux,
| je vOus aurrz probablement rensei-
gnee, car le reste du sisnalement
cOncorde assez; ct il = Il ell, Ell ef-
te:, pendant lie Lernier trimestre,
une jeune personne qui suivi nos
cours, non pas CONNIE institutrice,
mais bien ell qualite d'eleve. Get
5e jeune file etait, nous a-t-elle dit,
| .'origine hamanle ct desirait Sc
perfectiOnner dams fetude de la
langue franchise. Ellie la parlait
d'ailleurs asseZ cOuramment, mais
ne Fecrivait pas tout a fait correc-
tement. Je regrette, mademOiselle,
de ne pouvoir mieux repondre 4
vOtre enqnete, mais c'est la Puni.
que persOnne qui ait suivi nos
cours settlement pendant ces trois
mois d'avIil a Juliet.
/ Jeanne pitt congo ct remercia
,l'iDstitutrice de son pr6cieux rem
seignemcnt. Pour ellie, Ia lumiere
;etait faite. Cette Mile Bonlant,
tres bruno chez ellie, devait simple.
ment emprunter cette couleur de
! cheveux a Part du postiche. Ellie
etait rousse. Ellie suivait un cours
pour apprendre rorthographe. C'e-
TAFT siirement cette Coralie que NJ.
LecOq await devinee dams ses me-
mOires. .........
-Et ellie etait Ia, Sc dit la file
du pOlicicr dams un accent de rage,
tout pres de nous! Ellie, PANE, Fin
spiratrice de tous ces crimes: Et
} nous la tenions! Ohl quelle au-
dace est la sienne! Mais cette FEM
me, cette Coralie, a tout prix, il
faut que je Ia retrouve, car, par
cette femme, j'aurai ce Firmin !; par
cette femme, Jaurai rassassin dc
Imon pere.
"
Bien des jOurs Sc passerent sans
apporter aucun clement nOuveau
aux recherches &c Jeanne. Sol
activite, sans bOussOle ct san.
guide, Sc depensait EN- pure perte
Ellie alIait, seule, par la vile, ire
quentant les lieux lie promenade
les endroits choisis par IL tonle, in
terrOgeant tous les visages ct 81
, d;sant parfois:
-Qui salt 81 je mai pas pass
tout 4 rheure sans le voir q cot
de lhomme que je veux retrouver
/ Ellie cherchait tonjours, mais al
hasard. Peut-6tre comptait.ell
= ressentir. d la vue de SOS ennemi
inconnus, uue secousse qui red
i. avertie de leur presence. C'etai
enfantiu, mais 50 jeunesse ct so
= iuexperience expliquaient son illu
sion lnsens6e. Pourtant, avec II
esprit aussi poDder6 que le siel
. 6lev6 a. lecole positiviste. de 80
p2re, ellie tin,t par comprendre gu
cette facon de procetler ne pouva1
IL mener 4 rieu. t4fkf ~
.Alors, . L. f6brile mails inutil
agitation des premiers jours, sncct
da Ia p6riode du Encouragement {
do pimmobilit6. Ellie restait dc
heures entieres seuls, dams {
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Established 1872
.,a uRp.n. Agent for
ARMSTRONG BROS. 4 COS
MACHINE CUT CORkS AND COMPRESS
SED POPLARBUNGS,
The Largest Assortment in the South,
Ayso dealer in Rice, Honey, War. etc. &C.
40 Dec8tsa street. -
Between Bienville and Customhouse st-.
Octl6-ly. NEW ORLEANS.
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IN. O. BUSINESS .ARDS.

n y. MlCOLO,
A. Geuerai Commission Merchant.
and dealer in all kinds oil
IVES rERyAND COUNTRY PRODUCE
No. - Decatur street,
late Old Levee)
Apr-S6-1y.s NE" oN'-i>f' >'' Ia
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nsctes4 win the death og 1osse Harser, and
consequent investigation have heen pub
Asned, be said. As rsSals. zrn afraid
tie guilty parties VII not be hroat.hs 10
iuzziee. II fact. understand that tas. bird
has iiown already. / eould no2 q. any
more tAna I hxFe done what osaght TO
hare been done vas 70 have taken an ants
nsarEeu stntenesEf 0f the sseath-hea con-
fessinn Of Josie Harter
We tried % keep the whole matter par
fectly secret and we sanceesaea IL donr 20
for sersrsl days. The auscpsy wzs held
iast Wednesday. In order res to sxesfe
suspicion. tue autopsy was held Ia tke
eeinetery b the side q the grave. TIE
DEBTORS who accompanied ne. ana myself.
were driven oEsk IN d hack % the cesnstery.
The autopsy vas hesd. and the snizrnai
parts. which We wished 10 preserve So the
present. weFe removed still hare thesa
IN ny Office. The body was then TehariesE
Charles Hoyt, the Young man whs, wks
il constant attendance npon the gir dar-
ing her illness. and With her af the tnae 81
her death. was seen, bssi refused % sap any
thing - regard 20 the caSc.
DIR. Case has nos heess seen IN the cikv.
and his whereabouts are unknown His
friends eaaisn that he viii he fSrghuamiag
when wanted, nna VII try 10 prove rko IS
the gnlsty party. ard who performed The
operation On Josie Harfer
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MunDrnKn ornns cArruEEp.
The sher fH OF sIskiyom County, Cal
fiekx tha Big Reward.

The Sher IN OF Siskiyon County, Cal.
Gets the Rlg Reward.
P0zEEAND. Nav Ia few d1,fs ago
Sheriff Kelly. os this county. receivesl dis
patch from the sheriff 81 Siskiyoa county,
California. stating that colored man had
been captured near yreka, who is cent?
aently believed 20 he the notorious ooIored
fugitive. III. E. Gibbs. wiao Shot anes killed
q boy named James McDevitt, and seri-
Onsly wounded his father. Thomas Ne
Dewitt. IN this city. Today . photograph
OF the prisoner was received here. wAseA
has been identified by q large number
persons Is Gibbs. The prisoner win be
brought "a the city tomorrow or nett day
The fatal shooting occurred on the night
Of 0cteber II. Gibbs has heen hiding ever
since. and managed TO eiude the many Of
tieeTs who have been in pursuit Gibbs
vas q Pullman sleeper pe-ter, ard Nc
Dewitt q special railroad olIicer. The
shooting was c0wafAily and unproyckei
Public sentiment ls very bitter against
Gibbs and he cannot hope TO escape the
gailows. Since the shooting 3 number of
persons have been arrested who prnved 10
be innocent parties There is rot the
slightest doubt but that the murderer has
been captured at last.
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4ssua1ncEg sAe appointment of a cnknnaiAs
TEE q Eve 70 eo-upexa1a with = similar eona-
n4sitee 81 kAe Senate - prepare celeAra-
non Zsn4ay nexs- TAs char thereupon
appointed = IKE Senasorsal committee 70
act jointly. CONSISTING of Owlnss ef Thurs
ten. Farris Of WhstmAn. Van Houten af
SFokane. Wood q King and Long cf LeMas.
The chair appointed Ts1cs az Okanoean.
0winES az Thurston. Kneelzngi e MAson.
Parkinsun of Whafcora and Austin az ssx--
fiekf as . eommittee on rnies
Austin of Carried, chairman rf the COM
Fnisfee of fire on examination ue canlsaasss
for engrcsxing aaad enrolling clerks re-
ported tkaf they hsd examined sesen an
piicxnts and recommended Mrs. Nellie Il
Dean. Mrs. Isabella EAmpkin. y @. No
Clinton and A. NJ Msachell a. qaaflfied 10
Cd places. Mr.. McClintnn and Mrs. LasnF-
kin weru then nominased for sngrossinE
clerk. The vote resulted: Mcchns0n y.
Lampksn s. AeCllntcn was declared
elected
Fer enrolling clerk, Isabella Lampkin.
Nellie Il Dear ard Mr.. A NJ Mitchell
were nominated. Theyose resulted: Lamp
kin 3. Dean 8. Mitchell s Mrs.. Lampkin
Was declared elected.
Temporary leave OF absence Was granted
yestxl. oE Snohonish, kEnnear, ,of KING. and
Landess OF Jefferson. Theoath vas admln-
istered 70 Miss Addie Gagesc0pying clerk.
elected yesterday. and AGcClsnson. engFoss-
iag clerk.
A message was received from the House.
announcing the passage G. Joint resolution
No. g for election Of z. s senator's. 60 take
place 81 1870 p. m. Nov. D.. Tae resolution
Was adopted unanimously. Anstin. OF tiar-
field. VAS excused until Monday. The
chair announced Wilson. og Kittifas, and
Wolfe, Of Columbia. as Joint committee
20 asf with the House On printing Ash
barry Haines was nominated for janitor of
the committee rooms and his salary hxed
at S. 50 per diem.
AT A0ap.m. . recess Of fifteer minutes was
taken. On resuming ana q ssuoFnm boing
present werd was received from the House
announcing the passage ot motion for ~
cess until 10 &. IA. tomorrow. After hsief
discussion. il being 20 y M, the Senate
then adjourned 20 10 y N. to-moFrow.