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Oakes weekly Republican. (Oakes, Dickey County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1898, 1890-10-24
Church Directory.
observation-disclosures.

Services every alternate Sabbath mornfnr ot I,
to'eieck and every alternate Sabbath evening at 4
O'CLOCK. REV. r. II. HooKE,
Pastor Presbyterian Church,
O1ion Prayer,meetlng every Wednesday even
HnS IN the Presbyterian Church at O'Clock.
METHODIST CHURCH.
1l1sT :rI sgSDAY-Hudson School House at II a..
eresbyterian Church at s p. m. r iA' ''"o o"AeS
.,,,,ooHp sqxDAr..Oakes Presbyterian Church
sGls1.r sch;oa M; seFher school House at p M and
Itsyer-meetlmg in Oakes "Wednesday evening
hsao 81 werner Thursday evening. Class meetine
tSnA0ey At 10 T. M. Union Sunday School nj
i~ess q morning service in Presbyterian, Church.
lid .. G1oDIHos, Pastor N. E. Church.
NOUNG PEOPLES SOCIETY OF CHRTsT1AN
BNDEAVOR
Meeting Sunday evening
ing Wsdnssaay evening before Prayer.meotine.
1AtrI1 n. GRKEx, Pres.
y 1sLIz1 CHAHB1R1lx, Scc'y.
Oakes weekly Republican. (Oakes, Dickey County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1898, 1890-10-24

H..H. Keniel is in the city from
St. Paul.
Pure cider vinegar at Howland &
Goodrich's.
Oakes weekly Republican. (Oakes, Dickey County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1898, 1890-10-24
JOHNSON IS COMING. i!
Hon. nj. N. Johnson VIII Speak
In Oakes Next Thursday. A
A Grand Republican Rally Will
Be Held In Gordcr's Hail.
Everybody Come !!

The following letter from the
State Republican Central Committee
in reply to the earnest solicitation
of Mr.. Chr. Gorder, explains itself:
GRAND Forks. Oct, 18th, 1890.
Hon. CHR. GoRDER, Oalles, N. Oak.
Deav Sir:-The Committee have de-
cided to have a Grand Rally at Oakes
Thursday, Oct. 30th, s p. m. This
will he addressed by Hon. NJ.
N. johnson. Will you kindly attend
to the details and see that this meeting
is well advertised. Mr.. johnson is
having rousing meetings all along the
line and doing good work for the Re-
publican cause and the straight ticket.
Yours truly,
GEO. II. WINTERS, Sect'y.
As this will most likely be the
last meeting Of the campaign it is
the purpose OF the State and county
central committees to make it a
rousing one, 1t is expected that all
the county candidates and many
others from all parts Of the county
will be present. Let every Repub-
lican in the county come and bring
q Democratic friend.
Oakes weekly Republican. (Oakes, Dickey County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1898, 1890-10-24

several weeks.
Congressman Baker and family
started Monday evening for Cali
fornia, after a pleasant visit of a
week or more at the home of Mr..
G. a. Baker in this city.
NoT1cE.-Parties having stock in
my pasture will please call and pay
for same and take it away on Nov.
1st, as [ will not keep it later than
that date. ZENo L. MosER.
Hon. Taylor Crum, Of Fargo, de-
liyered an able addresses able as
it could be from il Democratic stand
point-in Gorder's Hall yesterday
afternoon to a small audience. He
is a good speaker.
aird-Norton Co. have sold their
stock OF lumber and will proceed at
once to close up their business in
Oakes. Parties indebted to the firm
must call at their office and settle at
once to save costs.
A mass Republican meeting will
be held at the Glover school house
next Wednesday evening. Phil. A.
Lawrence, Chas. A. Baker, Chas.
Nichols and other speakers will ad-
dress the meeting.
Rev. Giddings informs us that he
will return to his home in Bloom
ington, ILL.,, to resume his studies,
as soon as he can get his affairs here
settled up. The best wishes of all
our people will 80 with him.
Chas. Slawson, head miller for
the Oakes Milling Co., left Monday
evening for Graceville, Mimi, where
he has secured situation in large
mill at that place. ]. N. Cham ber-
lin takes his place in the mill here.
We don't ask from force Of
habit but we must have money to
meet our bills, and wish all parties
owing the firm Of Roberts & Co. to
call and settle at once.
Respec fully, ROBERTS & Co.
Messrs. Baker and Lawrence, Of
this city, delivered addresses at the
Republican rally at the Sutton
school house, last evening. The
Ellendale Band and nearly all the
candidates were present and q rous-
ing time is reported.
The educated dog show failed to
materialize on Wednesday evening.
1t is said that the train on which
the educated CANNES were to bring
their masters was II hours late get
ting into jamestown, and conse-
quently missed connections.
Tuesday evening we were honored
with call from David P. Kuhn,
Republican candidate for Senator,
and Theo, Northrop, ex-treasurer of
Dickey county. They are both res
idents Of Monango and are repre-
sentatives Of our best citizens.
The Rutland Journal makes the
point that the county cannot afford
to have $1,000 man-iacluding
clerk hire-as county treasurer, and
run chances on being obliged to hire
an expert at from $40 to $25 a
day to straighten out the book twice
a year.
Remember that Roberts & Co.
have a full line of the Gold Coin
stoves, and are making hard times
prices. It will pay to drive many
miles to get the benefit Of our prices
if you intend buying stove this
fall. Respectfully,
ROBERTS & Co.
The Union Depot is the scene of
considerable life and animation when
the trains come in nowadays. Tues
day evening forty or fifty people
came in on the Northwestern, some
of them commercial travellers and
Others to take advantage Of the ex-
cursion west.
Mr.. Jsppson's house, in Glendale,
burned to the ground about3 o'clock
Sunday morning. The building
was two story one and it is sup
posed the FIRE caught from the hue
Oakes weekly Republican. (Oakes, Dickey County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1898, 1890-10-24

The 500 Line 10 the shortest and best equipped
ine between Oakes and Minneapolis, St. Paul
and all Canadian and New England points,
and Boston. Only ono change Of cars from Min
nsapolis to Portland, Maine, Springfield, Mass
Halifax, N. g., or New York City.
.JeHH G. TAYLOR,
q. P. A., Minneapolis, MINI. A. P. BuNon,
Local Agt.
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o. E, s.

o. e, s.
iLsEan ohapter No. 9. Of the Order of the East.
srn Star, meets IN Masonic Hall on the second
.and fourth Tuesdays Of each month. All Waiting
hAsn@srs In good standing are cordially iuyit ed
MATTE HEMRNwAY, Sec,y.
LUCY KENNEDY, w. NJ.
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THE COURT or APPEALS.

Albany March l3.-ln the Court OF Appeals, First d.
vision to-day the following causes were argued
Ellen Harrington. respondent. agt. city OF Buffalo, ap'
pclant nj. n..,- g. a.,
Pierre canhAupt appellant. aSt ParAe Davis u %
rcrp,ndcnts. . c...,,d,,.d t-loc,r,c
Light Company. appellant. , ,,. ., S.hoooc
tadi. appellant .,.. ., <.,h,,
Brorncll. u al. rel ondents d,, .,, tr,,n-
Justus Ii.ibronn and another respondents aSt Henry
Sic Alccnan appellant. Appeal dismissed under kule Il
without costs.
TN. ca,nd a or the Division for March IA Is as
follows: Nos, -S PSI 2s6. 49, 296. 297 $50 and 29S
+. IN. second Division the following were
argued
Henry T. Downs appellant. agt Moses May. respond
Henry NJ Kolasky respondent agt wilhelmina Mlchels
Elizabeth Porter respondent. agt. Metropolitan Elevated
iohn l. Thomas respondent. agt. Louis =. Rogers.
,nneant Submitted FOR appellant James Breck Perkins
Lewis O. chamberlain. survivor. etc. appellant. agt
t,co ge Van Camper II al, respondents
The calendar for Second Division for March II is as
follows: Nos Sd7. sl1. $40 79j and ISL.
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Thomas j. Powers Ia. D. Gun >pt in the supreme
Court asan.t III, wife HiNniA +. Powers, his brother
in.law Robert ". Taller and Emma L. Taller by ming
the complaint In the County Clerks Office This docu-
rent rect- That MI Powers. u lss2 owned consid"ra-
bic real estate in Thu city, ana becoming hNoN'u III
some. trouble hc decided his property to Taller aud the
hitter conveyed Mr. Powers. The property wa to
Zee r.convey,d to On, p.antr whenever he wished Il.
In DECEMBER lo-d Ms. Powers built upon some 81 the
-on,rfv n S.tcpt, fourth IT,. the gross income rom
mat in,,r,,,t property now being $50 900 year Mrs
yoN.r. executed three mortgages TO Mr. Taller Tor an
.gr,,e,te alount of sci7ooo. payable next No>embes
Mr. Power. declare, that these mortgages were given
without coils ration that Taller has been assuming con-
,i of t. rlantia, property and apgying about $40 eco
,c,- from tc rent, collected To hi, o~n Use. ana that
he thr atens to dispose Of the mortgages and have them
,,r..o,,d The plaintn brings tho suit % have th"
mortgage. declared void and O. have receiver appointed
~ the estate john : Smith appears counsel Tor the
plaintiff
Dr. James r. Bmdlrk brought a suit in the supreme
Court which ,sa- tried before Judge Lawrence Nc,tera,
for a.andanU. o. compel the Mutual BcncW Like A,so-
atlon Of America to lrin,tite him a. member OF the
$50 l,,on and also q. director. Dr. BurdicN said
while ON tla stand yesterday that hr bccaue a
,b,r o. ia. association october 70. 1883 and took
ont A policy for so 600. ON August OF last year he
pave two check, to pay assessments. but he
asked IA, ahier To hold OF the checks until October
as thor, was not money enough In the bank 70 meet
botn of them then. Upon returning from Europe some
time alter he told that hi, policy had been forfeited
and that longer director OF the ASSOCIATION
Iudsc Lawrence reserved hi, decision.
colonel 4 H. Roger, l., keeping mp his work OF try
20 get men released the Wasd'- Island Insane Az
who hc thinks az sanr ana yeS, 81, "a, a., he
SUI elor Cour. requiring tne asylum officers 10 pouuve
" lillian Sb)ng,. !. B. Sp'3r"atcr Mi. tihon t'rSe
name rot known. and Morris schlensAey III court Oh
March 20
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slsSLNArlnN OPENLY AnrOcATEn

meeting the russian American League To celebrate
the assassination " Alexander II Of Russia In March,
v,. held la. at Clarendon Hall ~ Alcnikon.
the League, In the chair and addresses
were delivered 10y Fdouard King Hugh o. Pentecost Mrs.
Johanna Grave and l.. Goldenberg \ number Of tcc.
.ms expressing sympathy with the object Of hc needing
we're received from Labor and Socialist organizations all
oyer the Union. the Wor<npmen's Educational
c,ub Nnw Haven Conn, received by the audience
with a great demonstration Of enthusiasm IL ian. "Wc
sincerely wish send Alexander III To his father This
was the undcrcurcnt Of all the speeches, though they
were more temperaely wordcd. resolution was passed
condemnine the atrocities recently pracsed at Kara and
Yakutsk, and appealing 70 all civilized nations To over
throw tho Emperor OF Russia By system OF ostracsm
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supreme CONFERENCE.-The Andrews, J.-Moaea
s sr fsl at sfois
J-Sos 5ll 5is 95l 49, os2, 1913, 49, S's' ieS' 2S0'
S ISs ~ Par IJBs sss J Rssea ~.
y sS SIC g.. S4s s, 1 49, s ls 49, 30 80 ST. 49, &
10 as sas 90 100 49, s2S o SUa, until March
as $50 ss sss sss SSo Ss
Ss 1913 IoSs 1903 sol 1921 az lSsi r rSao
sss ssDss9s sc sss sSs GO
2oC 25SS ssos l2Ss sOls Ingsha
Nos isos 1850 1871 1853 s2iS s9Ss lIses i'9 81.
E'pss% s VIII Of 81 Es ser e.
@sas william sS T. Reed James Az
BgrRe and Edward BSike 10 m Mary Peass Mars n
Lowerre, A: r. Galatln Emma J. Ensign ana Henry
SUPERIOR Court"specia Term-Before o'GOrman. j.
SUPERIOR court-Equty Tcrm-BefOre Dugro J'-N0''
srpcr IcmPar. before ,, ssdsr ,tes
G. Nos e2o 1887, 1878 o7s $780, 1884, l1e' lzo''
Superior Trial Part 5IBsore Ere Eseedm aoa
Superior court-Tal Term-Part IIIBsiore0 Truax. J.
Nos $780, SIS, 1920, 1921. s7S, 100. 1913 1895 49,
Common Peaseneral for TIE ot Term.
Common Pleas-Tr!al 1eim-Part I-Beiore Daily j.
Common Peas--Trsl Tcrm-Part II-Adjourned for the
City Court-specIa Term-Beforc Fltzsimons. j.
CITY courtTr!a Tsrgpsrs IBstOrc MeAdam G. o; ia
1888 1888 1885, 1885, 16ie 1856 2l52 c9i 1892
CITY Court-Tisl Term--Iart II-Before Mcfiown, j.
short causes Nos: 2c4o 1927 1914, PIP POP, SId$
2i24 2l7j 2193, 2205. Pug, POGO 2lJ2 22Ol, 2207,
2i3o 1906 oit2, 29ei. 22t7, 22ts. 22!s.
CITY CourI-Trlai rermPsrt III.Befors Van Wyck Z
2i3i 1862 1874, 2le3, PHI, PISS 2ll9, 21ls. Is7,
CITY Court-Trial Term-Part Iy-specal calendar.
Court OF oyer and Terminer-Before Barrett j., ana
District Attorney Fcllows-NO. ].
Court OF Gercral So.sicbs-Part IBefore Fitzgerald
j. and Assistant Distrct.At:orney BedfOrdNos to T.
inclusive. w. >,.,-
Court OF General ssssions-Part II-Before MARITIME, J
and Assistant District Attorney Parler-Nos. 10 4, In.
elusive n. ,,, ,... D..o.S..
smyth and Assistant District Attorney Jerome-Nos.
ncip I've
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Secretary james " Brafc. ~ The Aialntlc Baseball
Ion. -.u- n. following contract. Yesterday
q. with the Sew Haven club and Robert Righl
with fle Wilmington club. The following players have
,rcepud tho ,esm, offered hv club. and viii sign Philip
IIar.i with The Nruag1 club W II Do. ~ and D "
MURRAY \ L. Moor, ". J. sullivan. William =. Anne,
and I,ule- say with hr Hartford club j. G.. Nalen.
ha. spf ontei umpi-e n "a. AtAn'. Association
The injunction suit ~ tho N,n-Nofk club AGAINST
catcher william Ewing down 'rai 90 the tinted
state, Circuit Court to-day. Ewing South with the
other Ncw-York player, tomorrow.
The Harlem and Yo,.s .iic nine. played a lively game
~ baseball At the old Poi, rIolnd, yesterday The
Harlem team won ait.r no-cont-t,d by the score
u 10 % %
Philadelphia March 13.-Iic Arbitration Commit e
- the League and the American Association met a.
the Office Of John T. Roger, thi. afternoon. Tho
claim, Of the New YORK. League club and tho
Colnmhu, Club Of the American Association. 10 The
service, If Mike" Leblanc wcre argued. II was
finally agreed that Columbu, had the first call upon
Leblanc, services.
syracuse. March H. (>pccian.-Onc Of the most
poriant schedule meeting, In the history Of The
American Association viii be held here to morrow
at the Leland Hotel There will be full attendance
Tho directors OF the Associations including the rep
rc.cntatVcs OF Philadelphia. II. Louis. Iroohl' n.
Louisville Rochester rolcGo Columbus and -yracu &c.
The meeting will probably Ice called al 10 0cip't IN
the morning CHRIS Won Der Ahc OF whom 50 Inu'l'
Ia, been heard. will be- on deck
ST. Augustine. Fla, March l3.-Thc Chcaso' de
fcaicd the lrooklyns again to-day by the following
score:
1 rr2oh!yn .........- o 4 Q . Q 81
Iga-ehitS-Chicago -. Brooklyn ..
ErrOr~-t ilicagO I. NrOoklyn !.
iiattcrics-lIughcs. Terry and stalllnSS INKS Kit
Tmprcs-snivnn and Clark.
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NoW rOR THE IEISL or RACK.


TWELVE MN FOUND 10 lit A. TIL juicy TO
OPEN TIE PEOPLES CASE THIS NoENlN".
shortly after 4 O'Clock yesterday afternoon judge
barrett in the Court - oyer and Tcrniro7 s'a :
The jnr, j, nuw complete. We VIII begin oar
investigation %: thl. case i,-nosroa morning al haE
past TO- Gentlemen. please bc punciuaL
twelfth man chosen for tic flack lufy was Charlie
e. Dean who has retired from hu,inc~- ard owns d"
great deal 81 real estate lu TIE ciif The lawyers ON
t,ib side were easily satisfied with Mr. Dean. ara
when Dee said that Doe had been in Attendance since
rue.dsy morning and had heard the questions put -
the ialc-ncn and could. with thi, hnp"l"l-c' dc
clare That Doc felt hc could con,ccnu"H,l} serve Ae
r.,. ,yl.lout more ado sent 10 thu lur, box. John
o'Donncu = olcri WITH Arnold Constable IS Coz Wa
found suitable for the place left Va' 'nt hy VIZ
ucr,i,k the original Number one" Of tt" fia'A JURY
Tie Jury represent, cNactis 10 per cent 90 rc t''
NUMBER 81 t.l.-n,n examined. Tilrt, NJ" citizens
rcrc on TIE vltu,,..tard ou Monday, tnr' ihi'' on
Ire.dav. twenty eight on Wcdnc-ciS and twenty sN
Yesterday.
Tie ii. Give men who fulfilled the cNa'iins require
ncni. ~ counsel for thr people sud ioi ihe a' gen
con.p.raiof- are: John oponneu. clerk. 80 81 Wet
Inir.l,fl.t Inr.pn j.. narc, publisher. 80. o.,
Bono S.. Charles A. Plat. artist. SO. goo Lexington
ave. Nathan Ffisnecr. dr,so0t-. 80 i'3 lr"n" II. ,
samuel stern. shirt nanuaculcr. 40 III" ii"tp. A. .
George Iinfl,. builder. $50. 90 Wet l'tii '.l ~
and No s5 West one hundred ald -lAth ST.. Michel
chant 80 $50 West 1hfr first Sc. Jane, h. ir"fil.
xa.-,u f.; Harry " H'fcnicfr. broker in ami t.d
.ecurIfl.s. SO ~ brsd~af. William \. rm"'il.
custodian - the rev YORK; Cotton tA'hnntc hniiHiu-
Cisri,. o. Dean. retired from bu-inc-s. so 2ii Fast
,on ', |ooa. F r' ard that he thought Mr. con
w0ulI speak for fwp hour
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THE COrRT HNEW ITSELF.
From The Lewiston Journal

From The Lewiston Journal
II sometimes hippcns That a lawyer VIII al''",p +;
a. thc bows say to play it, on JuuFc f'bI'' Duu
a. vet no one was ever known 10 succeed. IN,
came wa, tried Thursday, at court IN BANGOR ana
when ended the lawyer looked not uhli"c , WEI
hen while the client fOwicd savag"F Al NM ih'Ir
wa. an appealed case which the Judge had udcr con
eidcration, and for all the world hhoW., he hlH"ss
have intended to Jet him down Highly. ! h''u,ru
had LAWYER H.. who broke Ia "a the Judge was taih
inc 10 the defendant, and said .
Poor man, Your Honor. Very poor man. Maybe
ne could raise SO but not more. You 'onih raise
ten. couldnt You -
The accused thought lac could ,
Then very bri ks the lawyer SAID Ncll' go
out and see what YOU can do but hurry back, ana
Le sure Won raise ten"
The party addressed struck for the door, bnt was
checked by the stern voice Of Judge Peters, VINO sad
Hold on. hold on! ! am trying TINS case. IAN
yom raise go
The fellor didnt know.
We'll ,ald Tie Judge. "you take half an hour
and ira If yOu can't find IL, come back ana We
Will TX "A place for you for some time 10 come $50
Within the stipulated time he came back ana told
the Judge he could raise but T&3, but Thought he
cnuli nav the other ~ next Wcrl.
Judes Peters trusted him. told him lie conld 60,
and to keep hi, hat of his head ill he reached inc
door Tie lawyer went "a too. and when laaL
seen was explaining 10 his client how he came to be
foolish to undertake to run ihc slprcInc court
when there Judge upon the bench.
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THE HAMMER FALLS MERELY
SELLING HAGGIN TRoTrING STOCK.
Mr. EAsToN, THE AUCTIONEER, HANDS OVER
FIFTY THREE H.RsEs AND RECEIVES
IN RETURN s36, 100,

Fresh from four months visit among his friends in
England. William Easton began the first annual sale
at the American Horse Exchange yesterday, OF j. b.
IIaggin's Rancho del Paso trotting stock which COM
prises ninety two animals. forty OF these peihs
yearlngs Albert w. the Electioneer horse, VINO mas
record Of 20 and is brother to Sunol can claim pa
terny for most Of the choking lot Of colts, lilies
and cedings that passed under Mr. Eastons manner
yesterday.
When the sale opened 10 O'Clock there were In
the Exchange yard about 800 more or less welkno~n
h0remcn. but nearly all the leading buyers OF trolers
were absent The Damon and Pythias Of sporting
life, John Madden and "Andy' WEIGH, were theic,
but went away without having found anything 10
suit their fancles. Abe" Carson, A. H. BaticrsDy,
f.. Frank Coe J. Il. Hathaway, Horace r. White, j. ,.
Ferguson Dr.. Ralph W. Hall, a. J. Biedler, }. X.
IIargrtvcs, W. H. Benson and william simpson were
in the crowd Mr. Easton had lost none OF his SKILL
yesterdays record of $4,000 for fits three lots
plainly shows.
some of the Albert W. yearlngs sold.weu as for in
stance when william simpson gave $1,000 for beau
tful bay FLY of Mabel and Dr.. Hall followed him
with 81 800 for chestnut colt with starred forehead
and white hind pascrns who Is engaged in The spirit
Of the Tines stakes DR.. Hall further paid $500
for pretty brown flly out OF Miss Ryan, and $500
for her bay halfsister cut of A. Rose. couple Of
year olds by the sire out Of Cecilia and Echo
Queen respectively realized 81 900 and 81 $50. The
get Of Cornelius and Robert Lee brought only fair
prices. Other lots sold were:
On. T. by Albert W.-Ceceia $3.50. J. s. Ferguson !;
b. T. by Albert VIVA Belle. $500, DR.. Hall; b. c..
bv Albert W-Joncss Marc. 1922 J. Hargraves; b. +.
by Albert W.-Echota, s525, A. II. Battersby b. C.
by Ab,r. W.-Maude ~. 900. DR.. Ralph w. Hall ch. c.
by Robert Lce-Daphne. 1925, A. II. Battersoy D. l.
by Albert W-Young Woodbne, $725, E. f. Coo; D. C.
by Albert W.-Nele Doom. s475. George Martin; D. l.
by Cornelius by Monday, $3.50, j. s. Ferguson en- l.
h Corn,--Iathaway mare. 5000. j. s. Ferguson en- r.
Al. dam tv Aaxlnlpr y. :
en- T. by Del -yictorinc 500. +. Frank Coo Or
c. by Albert w. dam by sultan. $500, b " Lines
ch T. y yr.l, Albert W.-Mar!e Rose $40 Charles
Kerncr: b. 2 e yrs. Albert W-Black Swan $3.50,
I g. PAYNE. b. Z . yrsa b. Albert W-Joness Mare,
$3.50 A. J. Brcuer; b. 2. e yrsh by Albert
w-Rota $3.50. Judge Z. I. Patton b. g. q yrs.)'
tv Albert W.-Flora 1926 Charles Robinson gr. T. g
yrs bv Alber. W-Mundsne. s550. l.. r. Kerr; b. g.
D vrs1 bv Albert W-Nellle Doom, $780, +. Fox
b. r 2 vrs. by Albert With. $500. A H. Batersoy
ch. T. BY Albert w.-TobIn Mare. 1900, II. Prag
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TIE PROPOSED GENERAL MILITIA LAW

Washington. March l@.-Rcprcse'iiatiye Henderson,
% Iowa. today reported 10 the House. from thee" ON
mittcc the Military and TIE Militia. the bill To- I'm
prove the efficiency Of the militia An accompanying
report submitted by Mr. Henderson says That TIE
provision, OF the present Militia law have become
obsolete and mpTacticabic. and that for years
there has been prctcnce of regarding them ana no
attempt 70 enforce them. Inc proposed militia ia"
reported By tie committee. the report continue i
primarily % recognize The existing condition oi the
militia OF the country and O. conform the General ldw
changes already made bt The respective state
under the pressure Of necessity and common sense"
The purposes and the provisions 81 the BIZ may DE-
CLASSIFIED into tire" distinct prOpo mons.
!. TO repeal or amend al provisions ~ ~" law ~
1892 that have become -teOlc". and sub,titui" pro
vision, rccOEnZlng the existing condition 81 the militia
and the Laws 81 the pcciIVe state.
=. 70 increase the annual appropriation for furnish
and equipments for the militia
from 100000 to ~ 900 900.
!. To provide for annually bringing under in.truc-
ZION for thirty DAYS limited and select portion of IN"
militia volunteers IN connection with 'he regular
Army.
OF the National Guard that recently met IN TINS city.
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THE DoLpn COMMITTEE STILL BUSY.

Washington March Ex-senator Dniphs invc-tigat-
ing committee, having finished que-tlonng senators
and cmpDyc, 10 their completely, II any. la prctio,
publication Of Executive session proceedings. ths
afternoon began an inquiry relating to the premature
publication Of treaties. ~ request. Private SECRETARY
IiafOqd and Executive Clerk Prudcn. Of the Whit
House, and Ncssr, C1dlcr. Philip and Taylor. Of the
Diplomatic Bureau. state Department. appeared De-
fore the committee. The first two were quc-tonci
merely a. to the method Of Transmitting me- ages
from tie y lite House 10 the CAPITOL ana the lat cf
a. 70 their knowledge Of the manner IN which cpplcs
of certain tfcatc, earhcd the press IN advance OF
ACTON thereon by the senate. they could tell tho
comm tee nothing respecting these publications..
George If. iariies, Of The Washington star and
D. :. Barry OF The Ncw York sun, were examined.
but they added nothing 70 the COMM tees stock OF
knowledge The subject How Does LAe'HlNc
Session Matter Become Public .