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Telegram-herald., 1890-11-29
FIVE LIVES LOST.
4 Mississippi River Steamer
fakss Fire n Aid-Strsam.
raassagsFs snd crs- Ls.p tnt0 tha
water 70 S4ss Their lives Fh.s
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Telegram-herald., 1890-11-29
Sealed Proposals.

0FFcI BesKD a. FVEMC NoEGs.
Grand kAfIDs. Mich. NoX. -. leiil
Sealed proposals Nil be received AZ tue
once OF the Board untn friass. NoteDser p.
ai z - b. In. Tor the iaying @! a water main ln
Stra ght street south from bgtterwortn avenue
according 10 the plans anc specifications on
NE 81 the once of the beard
The Beard reserves the right 90 reject any or
al bids
Zach bidder shall deposit with his proposal
the sum 81 $1,000 70 De forfeited 70 the lltS oi
Grand Rapids ia case hr shall fail 70 enter
into contract IN accordance with his propesai
should his said proposal be accepted by ths
Board Of Public Works
All proposals must Be made upon blanks that
Will be furnished upon application IL TIE
once Of the Board.
BY order OF the Board.
JAMES \. DAVIS.
Attest: President
fRKD A. TwANLKY. Secretary. nov z
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-29
Celebrated Thanksgiving Day.

BERLIN, Nov. 2s.-Thsnksgiving day
was celebrated here Thursday by 40O
Americans, who attended a banque tlgiven
at the Kaissrhot. Mp. Chapman Cole
man, Secretary OF the American Lega-
ton and Charge d'Afaires during the
visi. Of Minister Phelps to the United
States. gave toast TO Emperor william,
who, he said, had adhered to the svowal
made at the time of his accession to the
throne that he regarded himself as the
frst servaat Of the Etzta
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-29

ST. PAUL MINI, Nov. 2s-The frst
great ars Of the year In St Paul oc-
eurred Thursday afternoon in the large
building occupied BY the Powers Dry
Goods Company. The fire was gotten
unds- coatrol before it could spread TO
other buildings Most Of ,she damage
was done By water. Mr.. WOrshen, sec
retary Of tse Powers Company. places
the loss to goods at about $50, 600. The
stock OF the Powers Company was in
gured for ssT5. 600
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-29
srocKHoLDER's MEETING.

NOTICE is hereby given that a special meet
- log Of the sIocd holders II TIE Grand hap
Ids Fuel Gus and iucandescent Lishnns tom
pany viii be held al the ofhce 90 said com-
pauy. IN the city II Grand Rapids. Michigan.
On the .Oth cay 81 December A. u. lssc. az ~
O'Clock n. M, 10 vote upou proposition Then
and there t0 bc submitted O. said stockholders;
10 amend the articles Of incorporation Of ssld
company 30 as 10 increase IFS capital stock 10
the sum Of i've hundred thousand dollars
10000. ana. also 20 vote upon proposition
hen and there 70 be submitted % said stock
holders 10 authorize said company 70 borrow
money and issue its bonds 10 AL amount ROT
exceeding one million dollars sl,VN.0o0i ana
20 secure the payment Of the same by d mort
gage or deed OF trust on the property oi SAID
company. and also for the transaction OF such
other business as may De incidental 70 The
foregoing. and as may come before SAID meet
ing.
BY the order of the Board OF Directors.
FRED :. CLARK. Secretary.
Grand Rapids. Michigan. November p. lst.
Dee %
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-29

PARIS, H.. Nov. 2S-Peter C. BFeeden,
Of Hindsboro, H., was arrested wednes-
day charged with refusing to answer
questions asked him by the census
enumerator. He was brought here
Thursday and taken before United
states Commissioner ]. O. Ficklin. The
accused was placed under $500 bonds
until the January term of the United
States District Court at Springfield
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-29

RALKIoH. n. c., Nov. 2s.-The State
Board Of Pensions has spportioned
SO, 900 among ex-Confedsrate pension
ers In this State. That amount, under
an act Of the last Legislature, was this
year raised by taxation. The pension
ers arc soldiers who were disabled whilo
IN the service OF the State and widows
Of such soldiers killed in such service.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-29
Fire AZ ar.sa Bar. wis.

GREEN BAY. Wis, Nov. 2s-The dry
ing kilns 81 d. w. Britton's Oooperage
works burned Thursday with large
quantity Of stock and three adjoining
dwellings The loss Is SIS, 600, and the
Insurance only nominal. The plant
was the largest in tAe city. and the fire
Is believed 20 have been incendiary.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-29
THE MARKETS.


CHICAGO. Nov. sa
rtrrR-cuist snd lower sPriag whsst
Patents 81 sOGa =. Bakers t'2skss.so; Win
~ wheat flour Aso05 % for Patents
wzEAr-Ruisd quiet and wsaker. No. 2
rash. asa. nsse. December. vase and May.
Bofs1Lca%-
CoRE- Moderate trading AZ lower prices. No
: s3zRs3c. No. yellow. 53Ho; No. 4 5iisc
Norember s2ba53Ac. Decsn5sr, 5s&a2sci
May s4a3USc.
oArs-Actlve. unsettled and higher No. q
fta2t6cs December &gaeHAo; Nay tk9
s6s0 samples IN good sapply and steady. No.
= aoaesc. No White. ~ 8Gsec. No. 2 +4A3
sssSs. No Whiss, 4eB8fTc
prr-Tfrna. offerings smalL No. cash, e9't
G-nc November. e9-sc. Nay. 7Sc sample lots.
T0ls7f &c for Nc. 2 ssd ssels5c Tor No
BABEr supply snail. market frm- No.
cash. 7ss7sc. Samples; Common. ye6sc'
good 20 choice, f687oc and extra lots 72S7fc-
Mss ponN-Mar'xet - ther active. and prices
ru-~d sishsr Quotations rsagsd A. q 50
as74s for ash - Hr0s 2s Tor December siiA@
A. 81 for JsnuArv AMI si3 isslis ~ Tor MsY
Lar - Rather scuve asd prices ruled
hizher Prices ranged AZ A. Ns085a5 for cash
g. sEl3 - Tor December ~ 'sG6g7s for
January. aud - Ta-s2e 77li for May.
RrrrER--CrsamsrY lsss27asc; Dairy stsSc
Packing stock s1sc
Pou1rHr-tavs chickens scsc Per -
EprinV Chickens. aatstsc per IN. Live Turkeys.
500 per ~ live Duczs. TGec per 10. Live
Geese a. soasss = per dozen.
LroUcss- Distilled Spirits ruled 6rn AZ 81
per ga f0r fnishei zoCds
Ors-wis-ousin prime whfts. SIC. water
waite sac, Michigan Prime waite. 2iscl
wst>r Whss lie Isdisna Prime WHITE.
60 Fstsr Wnets iesc. Headlight is test
fo-sc. Gasoaae - seEs. ttc, a dsg's Skc,
Saphtha 3 aeg's s.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-29
FATAL ACCIDENT.
Three Boys BaFisd Unasr -Four Feet OF
sad ssd ssdssstsd-

ATLANTIC. Ia. New. 2s-A fatal ac-
eidens occurred Thursday afternoon at
deserted ssad pik -Four children
were playing In the pit when crust Of
earth cayed in, sGrylAg three OF the
boys under four feet Of sand. A large
force o. msa with shOvels was soon at
work. And after halt an hours digging
the bodies were recovered. still warm.
Two Of sAsn showed signs Of life, bat
efforts az rssusei sation were fruitless.
The victims were Fred. son OF w. A.
Hawley. aged : and Millard snG Fred.
sons OF John Tally, aged respectively
and Years
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-29

GBTENvULE, Miss. Nov. 2s-News
received here from Lake Washington
says that the small shot which entered
the eye Of Senator Wade Hampton Aae
been extracted and that be will prob
ably not loss his eyesight He Is rest
ing easy. With less pain.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-29
ssndovaI to BE Tried December Is.

sAN ANTONIO, Tex, Nov. 2S-The
trial OF General Louis SsndOval for vio-
lating the United States neutrality
laws has been set for December l5
SAadOval headed the recent attempt at
revolt against the Diaz government in
Mexico. He was arrested by United
States troops and placed ia jail here.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-29
pETRoII. LANsINa 4 NoRTHERv


uErfFr.
Express for Saginaw ed Bay City. - ~ a m
Mail Tor Jsnnlng. Detroit and asf.-.f1 - a m
Express iof Lansing Detroit and kasifl ~ Ha
Mail for alma - buuis and saginaw "a 81 3 m
Fast Exp. Tor Detroit. New ofs aud
Boston .................. ... .......-.. ft p p m
gnErfr
Mail from saginaw 40 bay CITY fii San
Mari from LAnsinE beifo and Last fil l0 M
Fast fnF from Lansing Detroit and
the Essi ................. f05 p m
Express frum LANSING 8no Detroit r a0 q ia
b1press frem saginaw, IT. Louis and
alma .......... so so 3 10
sD8ily. fleilF. EXCERPT Sunday.
The shortest line 20 Detroit and hzsi. Ele
gaat paflor cars betweea Detroit AID Grand
Rapids
SOLID trains tefwcen Crane Rapids and -ag
insw. Two sefc ffsius befyrer Crane har.
ids and bttfo't leaving Crane Nsuict - a
m and g. - = 30. and iesv ur Detroit lie 70
AID . % u.
For tickets ard Information arTlf ~ Fni1B
ticket ofsna. g. Monroe rt.. sud Iulon depot
0EonoK DEiikfft, Gen. Pass. Art
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-29
TREAsuRER.s NOTICE.
city Treasurers ones.

City Tressurer's once.
Grand Rapids. Mich NOV. Il. 1890. I
Notice IS hereby given that the assessment
roll for trading. graYeiing ana paving TIE lt-
fAf- of FIghfh avenue. from South Division
street 20 AgneE avenue. In TIE city 81 srsnd
Rapids Is noW iu my hands. and thai VII
receive payment thereon icr the pfTlee 81
fuenfv dsvs from this defe ~ the OF Of the
GEORGE =. PERRY.
dec4 CITY Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-29
At. Poi..n.d C-n ~

IRoNroN. O., Nov. %. j snnie p. Al
len. a child 5 Years old. has aied from
eating poisoned candy sold in this y.
Fears are entertained that others have
eaten q The same candy.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-29

kSfrAf1s,, Err -
rs~rs-wsr-@s rsshsr sctivs sn lccsl sra
tAfrrinr srcosat 2asfseteas rsnz-6 ~ ~ =
n< U fsr shcfcs - fsEeT shtcpt.F Sss-rst
a. "a 81 f-r Eccd - shelce 90 q .ezAs -e ar
r~umcn - fasr - ~ Esaa ~ ~ esfchs~sf
stsa-s ~ aas R 81 stecs-rs. - '<aS a. fsr
rerara. 81 cas e. ssr Nssterss e. t<A1 %
H-~ Fsefera e. sssAs = ~ Ccws 49, = toE
pats snt q ao-ek - A.r veaa Csl~Ns
Fros- ~ srsrs sets~e sn8 arw - eac<sa Z
.na shiuriuH sercast 49, raseet ~ k IS
a. ~ scr PCS ~ ofAs - - aghf e. ss
49, rr roesh feesns A&taN -r
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Telegram-herald., 1890-11-29
DETROIT GRAND HAvEN 6MmWAUKEE

belfnlt express leaT CESS s BAL mas wagner
parlor 2nd buffet eaf rltarhed, and evening
express leaying ass m has pafior car A.
iached. These trsias make direct connection
IN Detroit for al points East
Express leaving az l3 a5 m has " aguer
sleeping car % Detro.t. arriving in Detroit al
: ~ u.
Throueh railroad iicsefs anu ocean steam.
ship tickets auG Slreri Z Cai brffhs secured aI
D.. o. II. A NJ onlce. - Monroe 81. And 81 the
depot
JAS. CAMP ELL. City Pass. Agent
JOHN ". LOUD. 4ramc Manager Detroit.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-29

City CLERKS Once.
Grand Rapids Mich. Nov. "a. Is1
Notice is hereby gwen fhot TIE ssasssHfent
roil for grading ard gravellne Horsaone ave
nae. lu the city 81 Grand harlfs Is nnv in
~ hsnds and that I VIl receive ravFncnf
thereon for TIRE period % fveHfy fsTe from
sAfs sste - the cFro nf the Cry Irazsrrrf o..
gifv Hal eboktk y Ithtt.
fera Cts Treasursr.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-29
Cheap Lands and Homes in Kentucky. len
nessee, Alabama,
Nississinni and Ioulsiana.

NsslSSpDl and LouSlana,
On the line Of the QUEEN s. CRESCENT
ROUTE can be found splendid Bottom. upland.
timber ard stock lands Also the finest fruit
and mineral lands on the continent. for sale
on favorable terms.
FARMERS with All thv getting get home
IN the sunny south. where Billiards ard ice
clad plains are unknown. Only line from IN
efnnati 70 Somerset. Hartman. Cardiu Chat
fanooga. Tenn. New England city. Fort Payne
and Alfalfa Ala, Meridian. Miss. Arcad a..
Shreveport Ia. Parties desiring information
of choice locations. for factories. building
sites mineral. timber. grazing and sEriru'-
tural lands. can obtain reliable inform auon
with county maps. ~ addressing u. ~. 3D.
WARDS General Passenger and Ticket agent.
Queen 4 Crescent Route. Cincinnati. Ohio
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-29

Passed and approved by the Common Coun-
ell of the City of Grand Rapids. IN regular ses-
sion. held Monday evening, Noyembtr Z, 1880.
w. A. SHINKMAN,
332 City Clerk.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-29

4 SSESSMENT ROLL for grading. graveling
Il and paving the cutters of NORTH avenue.
from East Leonard street 10 Sweet street. IN
the city OF Grand Rapids
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-29
a Warning voice".cead!


FLtKE SESo PRoRAToS PARALYSIS. PREMATURE
Hegeet - dangerous. and all that their
UeaR ther
impaired m the slightest the
and 6y using This marvellous remedy made sound citoiy
or nerue and strength Of
NerrurG. rhich purely
the best death
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-29

rxFRozsua-Easy srantsrd ralr@. 10 Sex
fest fsc. = sasslas. 81. A. aspstaa e.. =
sascliae. ga
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-29

WEEAr-strgaEi AaNc up aniet D~cer
- slet0i 49, tasuarv o osls sfasA. Fsn.
-narr 4 lai> Nsrch. HoTA1ie7s Mar.
n1-~ 80 Euis. tia2ssL9aA Decezesr, +,
usef flJfs
CoFS- Firm ic ~, sui-E Ne eoSGeiKss
Fssau-r rirsa. Nssc
Osrs-StredT Hsssera kscSstsr
rscFfrr0Ts- sesf iuu. steady Fiaa. y N
n -. fsretiT. - - - - PORK 9uses frn.
N-ss Fe $3.50 srrrs prtne "a 0aft -
Lara sai-s Fscssy stssa rendered SA
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-29
HAacoURT PLACE SEMINARY.

A ses.,-F - - ssrhs.s z-.ss - reu-s tsffrs
a. r.rfs. EsfsrIfsresf scT- rr-ltrsI .rqs -
aas r-ea rersrssa.e. Eer rsss.aEae fta1--- 80
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-29
TRlIN TlNE IlRLES.

Iraiins uiafkc6 lFun aais
Dait e2cepi s4heeg
el4ErIsE kKl "a CaE -EEslrE.
Aerit-ll - M traIu. lltaraf cnAir cAr far
haekiAaU iit. it m irain asuer
1leepisf Ssf lar NafkiHaN CfN.
ooEts~e8l 3 ca train A.s pATlar DbAir a. 90
1lnelnnGt. ln 81 u train las thloash HaEior
Tar for cGickE.. tW a. traia "a afnNT oieeR
tnE At iQr o.HcinHafL li a D IA tT6iE n a.
nef cieepiAg Cal tor dkiekEo.
MsskeEen, OraDa RaFias a indiana
lef Ausseesn, ~ sOam-l H. m SIS 4 m
Prom 4 lViAM $ :. al sst n
throuEh tickets ana iaf Information o4n he
ei ana q staten of vi htnsoH luIan Iickri
4keAL Monrse-si. Crane hapiaa Alen
g. l.. LOlGR oon. Gen. Pass AEeEL
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-06-17

The chief supervisors of elections in judi
cial districts are charged with the exec,i-
tion of the law which is tO apply TO federal
elections i'm cities of 5000 inhabitants or
upwards and i'm entire congressional dis
tricls exclusive of such cities upon tho
application to the supervisor of 100
voters, or In counties or parishes form
ing part OF congressional district upon
the application of fifty voters. Super
visors are required TO make in towns of
D,0U people and upwards thorough
house tn house canvass before an election
tn inform voters upon inquiry where aud
in what box to deposit their ballots aud
to scrutinize legislations. In canvassing
votes, state laws are To gov
ern except that all ballots are To
he counted by tens. first by
the inspector OF election and
second by the supervisor, local election
officers and supervisors keeping separate
tally sheets which are to he counted. Re
who is to tabulate and refer them to the
United States board of canvassers of the
congressional vote, which is To be APP
pointed by the United States court and
consisting of three citizens of the state
and persons OF good repute, not more
than two of whom are to be OF the same
political party. The board is to convene
on September Is of each year and declare
and certify the result of the election and
send one return to the clerk of the house
and one to the governor Of the state and
one to the proper chief supervisor of elec-
tions. The clerk of the house is To place
upon the roll the names of the persons de-
clared elected by the United States can
vassers i'm case there is difference i'm the
result reached by them and by the state
election officers.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-06-17
BRIEF TELEGRAMS.

CUSHING. Quebec. June 16.-An earthquake
was felt here AT is this morning. and moved
from east Ia west.
HANRE. June t6.-1hs steamer la Burguyns
from New York, June :, which has been diss,hle,
and repairing machinery since June 5, arrived
this morning.
WASMtNGroN. June -Irigadier-ti General
Hoablrd, quarterina>ter general of the army
was to-day placed on the retired list of the army
having reached % years.
SNpSFN, June I6.-rhe steamer Nowyangs.
frum Port Pirie, south Australia, for this place,
has been wrecked on NilbOrough Cape and part
Of the crew i missing.
HAVANA, June tG-Eyraud, the Frenchnlan
who was arrested here MAY ~ for the murder, nl
Paris, Of Goufv, WAS turned over 10 the French
detectives to-day and started on the way o.
Paris.
DENNEr, June lB.-The eighth annual eonNen.
tuu " the National Plumbers association " ~ l'
opened IN this city tomorrow. Ahout en- dele
gates arr expected Ia Ice present. many of whom
have already arrived.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-06-17
HOT TIMES IN THE COMMONS.
BaIfoor Goes for Dillon and Parn~u and
Gladstone Goe. for Balfour.

ssinb~toue tsoes Tor 1taitour.
LONDON, June l6.-There was an ex-
citing time in the commons tonight.
Baifour, replying to Dillon, denied that
the police had charged upon him and
clubbed the people at New Tipperary for
lighting bonfires tp celebrate the marriage
of William D'Brien. They put out the
fires which obstructed the streets.
Secreoll and Clancy luationalistsl wanted
to know how "shadowing" persons in
Ireland could prevent boycotting. Balfour
said no one was Swallowed unless he was
known Ia be engaged i'm intimidation.
The government would reduce the system
and induce the persons shadowed To alb
stain from intimidation. Parnell asked
Balfour To adopt the English presumption
that every person accused is innocent
until proven guilty.
Balfour-"Will Mr.. Parnell undertake
that these people shall no, repeat their
crime"'
This question brought oat loud Parnell-
ite cries Of "What crime"
Amidst "a tremendous uproar Dillon he
gan an excited speech denouncing Bal
four aud demanding an apology for the
use of the word Crime" A stormy
scene ensued in which Gill accused Bal
four OF lying. and Gladstone challenged
him Ia prove the assertion that the lib
erals rcsorted To .shaalowing.' Finally
Balfour substituted the words "Intimida-
tion and boycotting" for Crime" and
after time the house quieted down.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-06-17
KICKING AT THE TRUST.
Wholesale Liquor Dealers Don't Like Ia
Have Their Money Tied Up.

Wholesale Liquor Dealers Don't Like Ia
Have Their Money Tied Up.
New YORK, June 16.-Leading wholesale
liquor dealers of New York, Philadelphia,
Chicago and Cincinnati held a meeting
to-day, which bodes i'll for the whisky
trust. When the trust got the grip on the
majority of the distillers they advanced
prices seven cents a gallon all around,
but issued a rebate certificate Of five
cents n gallon, payable six months from
the time Of issue, provided the party to
whom such certificate issued were bought
goods exclusively of the trust. BY this
scheme the trust held about million and
half of money. belonging 10 wholesale
men, upon which they do not pay a cent
OF interest. This is what Wholesalers
object to. After lengthy talk in which
some wholesalers advocated building dis
tilleries to knock out the trust IL the latter
proved too refractory. A resolution was
adopted providing that a committee of 10
leading wholesalers be appointed TO con-
fer with the trust TO see III the five per
cent. rebate will be withdrawn and other
wise look after the int ests Of the trade.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-06-17
II WILL NOT WORK
The Silver Compromise Fails and DEM
0CratS Are Out For Free Coinage.
HARRISONSODDDEMAND
A Republican Member Insults Pow
er's Title and Calls Him a Name
Which the Motana Man Didn't Go
Into the Lobby to Resent.

Special Dispatch to the Standard.
WASHINGTON, June 16.-Twenty-four
hours can make great changes in the
prospects of legislation-so think the men
who, OH Saturday, were confident that
there would to-day he brought forward
and approved the compromise silver bill,
about which the STANDARD has been in
formed in dispatches from its correspond
ent. It looks tonight as IL the compro-
mise was dead and that the senate will pass
a free coinage bill and let "Benny" do
his worst. The president has said that
the only silver bill he will sign is one
that has been passed by republican ma
jority. That is a curious sort of an
nouncement for a president of all the
United States to make, but il Is Harrison's
way. The trouble with the compromise
undertaking is that il cannot get enough
assurances of support to carry it through.
The democrats are now almost solid
for free coinage, only three or four
of them could he found who would
agree to withdraw from their position.
Senators Teller, Jones, ingalls,. Plumb,
Wolcott and other republicans, free coin
age men who have constituencies 10 look
after, were determined to vote for free
coinage and the threat of the president to
punish them with a veto did not
scare them. Forty-three votes were
needed to pass a bill and they cannot be
found. Unless some miracle is inter-
posed before vote is taken, free coinage
will prevail. The vote may he taken to-
morrow or not until Wednesday. ingalls,
and Wolcott are to talk tomorrow, and
there is no regard for the five-minute rule
that went into effect this afternoon at 3
IL
the first to speak under the order for the
more and no one objected. The failure of
the compromise is defeat for Mckinley,
Reed and Window.
Here is a little story about Power that
will not keep. The day the silver bill
passed i'm the house he went TO Wilson, of
Washington. He shook his foreflnger at
Wilson and in a cackling voice warned
him: take care, take care; you're
wrong-you'll he defeated; your people
won't stand it,"
"Wilson was mad. He is a small, inof-
| fensive man, but he would not have a lee
| ture from Power. "Look here" said he,
"I've been senator-ridden ever since I've
been in this house. I'll put up with the
abuse of real senators, but when white.
faced so-called senator from another state
tries to rub il in, am damned IL I'll
| stand it,"
Power began lecturing again. Wilson
was madder than ever. ~ know as much
about the silver question as you do" he
asserted.
Up went Powers warning finger again
"You're an ass" said he 10 Wilson.
The little man from Washington forgot
his duty to the senate, "You white faced
----,if il you will come out in
the lobby I'll slap your painted chops"
Powers did not accept the invitation
neither did he further annoy the member
from Washington who went out In the
cloak room and swore some more.