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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-03-21

Former Belmont County Men Become
Sealers-Gencral News and Personals.
Thomas +. Hart, OF Muncle, Ind, Is here on
business
The rrohibitlonlsts will nominate full city
ticket tonight. ''slF ~ :, $50
Forty seven car loads OF export live stock
passed through here ycsterday. Isisrl =
7. c. Nicholson ("Parson'J left last night for
Toledo TO Join his ball club there. :
special meeting OF the School Board called
for tonight has been declared OF. -,
Thomas Mccoy and Miss Selma James were
married ut the BRIDES home last night.
Rev. Edgar Robinson Is at Philadelphia under.
going 1--WE weeks treatment for his eyes. .
c. lIogg l. Son, the wool aud hide men,
bought big 10. OF hides from the local bu yers
The Lantcrn Globe Company's upper works
VIII III All probability resume on the first OF
next week. 800 -. - =
WI: McClain Is home from Columbus. and re.
ports iavorably on the passage OF the new road
Oil. Thcrc Is but very little II any objection.
Mr.. Thomas Coss, Of Quincy, aud Miss Belle
Jarrett, OF Glencoe, werc married BY Rev, s, G.
Collier, at his home In Lower Town, Wednesday
evening. 1 - - : :.
Eoadnaster ,Geldes. accompanied by several
other b.. Z.E G. officials. win General Agent
busincsy. - ~''~' 10Y VI
Moundsville lumber dealers arc furnishing
fine lot OF lumber for the use OF the bridge build.
ers ut Martins Ferry, scndius 1t Via the Is, 4 o.
and Bellaire. 49, $50 : - - - - ~
a lady living here started for one OF the boats
and not knowing where the landing ID ar The
way to get TO II, went up along the shore and
consequently nllred In the mud and had 10 have
aid to get out a-4---.Ir-a
BENJAMIN Turner, who had All eye hurt by the
explosion OK glass steam gauge Ut the CleyS.
lanu 4 Pittsburgh round house. has had tho
silver Of glass that struck him In bis ere removed
and Is now all right 84s H. 800, : ~ ,
Home boys who stole lot of tickets for the
ARNOLD" illustrated lectures ut City Hall were
easily detected. Nine OF them Went In on Wed.
ncsdAy night md were caught. There ia much
trouble ahead Tor these same boys us other like
oienscs are to be settled for now. "A > -
Tho reported shut down Of all the wiudow
glass factories here Is III 4 measure true. II the
sals supply does not set better soon shutdown
VIII be IN order until something eau be done.
The glass houses here all have good supply Of
soda lsh aud tile shortage OF gas Just al This
time Is very inconvcnicnt.
NJ. D. W. Cooper Is reported to have said he
VIII notacce2t tho Democratic nominnton for
Mayor, as his future business interests will mt
permit MS holding the office. very reml,ncrn.
i've position haS been offered him, with head.
quarters In this city. This makes a possible
dark horse on the Democratic ticket pro6shIe'
A. and W: Roland, two former Belmont county
boys, now living In british Columbia. have M.
ranged TO leave there about April l ior the seal
fisheries on Bchrlng sea. They have engaged
Win a company Us hunters and nre to receive
y .GOo each ior the season Of SIX months. Their
iathcr, george u. Roland, now living In Iowa.
W WIS., once prominent planning mill man OF
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MARTINS FERRY MATTERS.
The Change of Name Still n 1.-Two Topic-The
Chnutnuuua Clrcle-Newsv Eot,,

The Change of Name Still n 1.-Two Topic-The
ChnutnuAua Clrcle-Newsy Motor,
viii Winters Is home from school at Della.
ware. ~ - 49, 80
Thomas J. Irwin Is here from ConnellsyIlle.
Pa. on flying visit. NJ ~ - :, '' 49,
The electric light people expect 10 have the arc
nights IN operation tonight. } ~ il7.:ts ll,r
The Coleraiu Teachers Association will meet
at Barton. Saturday. March ~. +. 0.,.,'
Alonzo Ilardesty has purchased the farmof
James Brown near Blaine for sG.lo0.
Mrs. Elizabeth Sweeney. Of South Third street.
VIII sell the sweeney brick yard cheup.
l.androth's garden seeds In bulk and BY paner
ut Williams grocery. Washington street.
Mr.. W. II. Black!ord left yesterday for Bloom.
ingdale to spend several days with relatives, :.
Miller PurvIs. OF Cartlinston, O., will install
the Farmers Alliance ut Maynard tomorrow.
Persons In need Of wall paper can be supplied
at W. N. Holidays; corner Of Fifth and Hanover
streets. E-st "r'ss -t,-I'."i -. - . ;
Charles Killing entertained party OF friends
at his hone Oh West Hanover street, on Weincs.
day evening. q !. :, - $3.50 SN' :
Tho meeting Of tho Belmont County Teachers,
Association In Martins Ferry, April 70, The date
having been changed, will Be very Interesting.
About ono hundred aud ftty teachers viii at.
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TIE DOCTORS ARE HERE,
First Four Months Free of Char,

FTat four HlonthB Free OF Charge, .
The four eminent English doctors now
permanently located at the Sherman
House, Bridgeport, O., have extended
tho time to April |, in order to accom-.
modate many that called, but failed to
see the doctors because Of the large nun.
Der present. All who now visit the doc.
tors before April l will receive services
Tor the first four months free OF charge.
The only favor desired is recommenda.
ton from those they cure. .i-5
During the past three weeks l,7C2 in.
valids have visited the doctors, and out
Of this number 4s7 were rejected as in
They treat every variety Of disease and
deiormity, but will in no instance accept
an incurable case. II your malady is
beyond all hope they will frankly tell
you so; also caution you against spend.
ing more money for useless treatment.
Remember dates and 60 early, as their
offices are crowded from morning till
night. -
Office hours, 0 a. m. to 1880 p. m. Sun
days, 10 a. m. to i D. IN.
I. S.-This GOVERNMENTAL STAFF OF
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS ia incorpor-
ated by an act OF the Legislature. g. !.
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end and they viii b en.erta lined by the Mar.

tend and they will b. enterta lined by the Mar.
tins Ferry teachers while here. isl q
Miss Minnie Sharp, Of Parkerssurg. ". Va,
returned yesterday after charming Visit with
her cousin. Miss Mattie Exley. - HITs
Mr.. Frank Stewart. Of Allegheny, Is visiting
his parcuts hero. lie had his hand hurt several
weeks ago aud has been unable 70 work since.
MARTINS Ferry. appears 10 be good enough
name for the people here, at least II looks very
much rs II the name would not DO changed. One
week ago the advocates were working lndusiri.
onsly and had a large following, but to-day Tho
feeling 10 different. Tho people understand the
matter better and II a vote was taken tomorrow
Martins Ferry would win. Manufacturers,
merchants. attorneys. physicians, mechanics
and laber!hg men arc opposing tho change and
among them are many solid citizens who for.
merry Advocated change. rlT,
The Chautauqus Circle will meet nj tho resi-.
ucnco OF Mr.; and Mrs. J. G. Gray next Monday
evening. These meetings arc very In,ercstInE,
They arc well attended aud every member takes
part Ia making tho meetings successful. The
members OF the society coniem plate entertain.
ing their friends with Roman sympotlum al
!he home Of one Of tho members some evening
mis- spring.. A ltoman Symposium has never
peen given here and this ono will not only DO
interesting but Instructive. 400 g. = :
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Yesterdays Nailrond oIeetinE Mt ,vellsburg.
The meeting Of tho stockholders OF
the Wheeling, Wellsburg & State Line
Railroad Company, called for yesterday,
Tor the purpose Of considering an agree.
ment OF consolidation and merger OF this
company with the Pittsburgh, Cannons.
burg 4 State Line Railroad Company,
held at Wellsbnrg yesterday, was fairly
we'll attended and much inter
est was taken in the meeting bv
tho people Of Wellsburg. The
meeting was organize by elecling Mr..
John $. Naylor chairman and making
Mr.. A. B. Paul, Secretary OF the com.
pany, secretary Of the meeting. The &C.
ton OF the directors in regard to the
merger and transfer was approved, and
there was adopted a resolution offered
by Col. Jere A. Miller, requesting Mr..
Charles Burdett Hart, OF this city, to
address the railroad meeting to be held
i'll Wellsburg next Tuesday, when it is
expected to huve q general turn out Of
the citizens Of the county. r.
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Col. Kemple's Lecture Last Night.

10 AeSkAAo A<Nnk ANlkhLs. .
Col. Jacob Kemple, brcvet Commits
sioner OF Immigration and Customs, lee
tured at the Opera House last night
under the auspices of two OF the local
lodges OF the knights OF Pythias. Amid
a solemn silence, n muzzled piano and
the glare OF electric lights, the Colonel
rushed on the stage panoplied ina neat
fitting suit Of clothes, garnished with a
Noviock moss rose Doutonniere Of the
vintage 1880. lie bowed to the stand
and an orderly looking pitcher Of
water that languished there. To the two
hundred people assembled, the lecturer
remarked that he:did not require an In
PRODUCTION, jim which the audience snick-
cred an acquiesence. During the lucid in
tervals of the Colonel's remarks some
really bright things were said, and in
the ABSENCE Of the chestnut bell the
people accented his mimiory With GOOD
hpmored smiles. Looking Backward,'
from a reminiscent point Of view is as
good an effort as Col. Kemple has ever
been guilty Of. .9,5.. : ~,
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Two unfortunate persons were yester-
dap turned over to. the county authors
ties by the police and sent to the Poor
House: The first was young woman,
aged about IS, named Minnie Thomp.
son. She appeared at police headquar.
tiers at an early hour yesterday morning
and applied to Chief Delbruege for aid
and protection. Her story was TINT she
Ind been driven from her home, up
Caldwell's run, by her father Wills he
was in a drunken condition the NIGHT
before, and had not been allowed to re.
turn. She said further that her father
was intoxicated most OF the time lately
and that she did not want to 20 back.
The girl appeared to Captain DelbruVge
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",yld Outs" ut tho Grand,

Tho return OF Sisson's "Wild Oats"
comedy company attracted good audi
ence to the Grand last evening. Several
new specialties have been Introduced
since the hodge.podge WAS presented
hero earlier in the season and all the
strong pointsretaine are just as good as
ever. The National i, the FORESTER Sis.
tiers and the balance Of the company all
endeavor to please and succeed in doing
30. "Wild Oats" will be repeated this
evening 49, = =
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Must be carefully considered by the
great majority OF people, in buying even
necessities Of life. Hoods Sarsaparilla
commends itself with special force to the
great middle classes, because it combines
positive economy with great medicinal
power. It is the only' medicine OF which
can truly be said 100 Doses One Dol.
lar" and bottle taken according to di.
rections will average to last month, G
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Interesting Religious Services,

The Rev. Edward D. Ledyard, D. D.,
pastor Of the Second Presbyterian church
OF Steubenyille, preached IL most excel
lent sermon to large and appreciatiyc
congregation at the First Presbyterian
church last evening; he will preach again
this evening at 1880 o'clock. On Tues
day and Wednesday evenings Rev.
Robert Alexander, D. D., OF ST. Clairs-
vile, preached in this same church to the
great qualification Of his many friends.
These two faithful pastors and earnest
preachers will always have cordial vel
come in Wheeling.
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THE BOARD op EDUCATION
In Regular Monthly Scsslon-The Shortage
or Natural Gns Considered, ,Hi

or Natural Gas Considered.
Tho Board Of Education met last night
with all members present except Messrs.
Hannah, Harrell. Jepson, Mccoy, Park,
shafcr and Whaley, and in addition to
transactingthe routine business accepted
the plans Of Architect L. W. Wells for
the new addition to the Union School.
Superintendent Anderson presented
bis monthly report, from which tho fol.
lowing figures are taken: s
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handle. The Scotia passed up In the
Cincinnati. Pittsburgh trade at ! 80 p. m.
The q. W. Bachelor Is To- days packet
for Cincinnati and the Rainbow il TO.
days up packet In the same trade; both
are due TO pass here at Z o'clock a. IN.
The O'Neal cleared for Pittsburgh at 8
a. M, and the Courier for Parkersburg
at 1880 a. m. The Elaine is this morn.
ing's Pittsburgh packet, leaving at s a.
M, and the Ben llur Ia the parkersburg
parkef s-H|r1Tr-. -f.r. Id .1H.. -'r -
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Notes From, A,un. tn, n,v.r

The river was rising at this point last
evening with depth Of IL feet 10 inches
in the channel according to the leyee
gauge, The Hudson got away for Gin.
cinnatl at o'clock last evening with a
big trip; she was nearly twelve houra
behind time owing to the large amount
OF freight she had been called upon to
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to DO tribe simple. She was sent out

to the 1nflrmary on the noon train.
The second case was that Of Emil L.
Odell. n man who claims to hail from
New York State. and 10 DO hat tlnisher
by trade. He has been tramping and
reached here few days since suffering
from severe illness. He has been lying
In and about the Belmont blast furnace
for three OF four days past, and the men
employed there have been attending to
his wants as well ns they could. The
case being brought 10 Captain Del.
brugge's attention he arranged to have
the fellow sent out TO the Infirmary last
night.
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40, y. HESS y Suns,
l32l l. 1923 Market Street.

IF yon cannot sec and need spectaclcs
y0u should call On us aud have your Eyes
tested without charge. We have the
finest Instruments aud moro experience
than any other Optician in tho State,
md guarantee satisfaction or money 10.
funded. JACOB ". GRUBD,
Ne Jewcler and Optician,
Cor. Twelfth md Market Streets.
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OF health and strength renewed and Of
ease and comfort follows the use Of
Syrup Of Figs, as it acts in harmony with
nature to etectually cleanse the system
when coetive or bilious. For sale in Soc
and 81 90 bottles by all leading druggists.
DaW
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OwtNa to the fact that we expect to
move on April !, We will close out a
large assortment Of new and shopiworn
sewing MACHINES, bicycles aud type.
writer's, Intending to devote our atten.
ton exclusively to the Standard and
White Sewing Machines, Calagraph,
World and Merritt Typewriters and q
few makes Of bicycles. Come early and
secure bargains. f1T@ : :.
'tts Epw. L. ROSE 4 Co., \;
IN ~ IS Twelfth street. y
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NEWEST designs and lowest prices in
"a'l faper, JOHN FR1EDEL,
ITO Main street

RyKsyiLls, w. Va, March II, 1890. ]
4essrs. Nein & Elinsbam: -
DEAR sIRs:-1 acknowledge receipt Of
one barrel FAMOUS Flour, won by me
in contest Of closest guess rs to the
adjournment OF the Legislature OF West
Virginia. I have had it thoroughly
tested. and find its qualities superior in
many respects, Of snowy wilderness and
excellent rising qualities. Have also
had it tested by neighbors, whose testi.
monials accompany this letter. Ssfii3t
~ Yours, etc, Il
gt5.g FRANK Hoop
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THE Detroit Free Press fend has been
Punnlng on DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
dis 10 only gratitude, for all thinking
men know its mcrits.-Ercha noe.
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Announcement,

TO Tic Editor Of The Intelli0cnter. ~ v "
SIR:-Please announce Samuel A,
Clemens u.s. an Independent citizens
candidate for Mayor Of Bridgeport,
Ohio.
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sroLzESDAcu's Columbia Crackers
have no equal. Ask your grocer for
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Marble md Grnnite.

If you intend erecting Monument,
Vault, Marker or memorial Of any kind,
and want tlrst.class work and low prices,
call at office Of L. A, Moore, second floor
McLain's Building, 1905 Market street:
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ROCHESTER LAMBS OF all kinds can be
had ut JOHN Fn1EprL's.'
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RlvHsslILE, WA, March Il, 1890.
ltssrs. Neil & ERingAam: IA ~; :
GENrLEMHS:-I have tried the FAMOUS
FLOUR received by Mr.. Hood and pro-
nounce it excellent. hi 80
"a y, Mas. N. s. H1YEMAN.
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RyEsyilhE, WA, March II, 1890.
Atssrs. Eeiu & Euinghdm: Ei a.
GENTLEMES:-I have thoroughly test.
cd FAMOUS FLOUR received by M. Hood
OF this place, and pronounce it unsur.
passed as to quality. F. T. PRlcKkrr.
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We arc In receipt OF nil the newest
Novelties In Woolens for men's wear.
consisting OF Sul,lngs, pantaloonings
and Ovcrccntings, which we are pre.
pared to make up in the best style and
lit ut reasonable prices. Our Gents
Furnishings are complete aud offers
special inducements.
G. HESS & SONS.
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Yesterday Ia tho Circuit Court for nr,orc
county. sitting Al Wellsburg with judge raull
presiding, M order was entered IN The case OF
Lucas Walter ". tho wclisburg Natural Gas
Gnmpany allowing, tho plalntir time iii April
d i, 70 ne S,iei anH the defendant company
yer came up again on a motion 10 sct aside The
verdict n favor Of the defendant and grant a
new trial and BY argument the matter was Sub.
mitted without argument, "'" "" -,
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: ci ron Wall Paper go to John Friedel's
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SPRING AND SUMMER.

NINE kinds Of Oranges In stock at
LOUIS LAskARPS, 1920 Main Street.
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BELl,AlltE BRIEFS.

sToLzENpAcn's White Satin Soda Bis.
cults are fine. Try them. aT
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LOVELY WOMAN little thought ~ ~
{ What Joy and pleasure can 30 brought r
From little things 30 wisely bought, i e
ls,.ElaP sEs-l AZ RlcEeve Esfra, n
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Thermometer ltccU

NINE kinds Of Oranges In stock at
LOUIS LASkARpS, 1920 Main Street.
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LIS. Coop sells dry goods tho cheapest.

NINE kinds Of Oranges In stock I, al
LOUlSLASKARrS, 1920 Main street; h
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Wslisburg Wallis.

Wellsburg now has two Salvation Armlcs: ono
holds forth At the armory and the other al the
curtis building. AS yet no good has been &C,
complihhed and the collections are 80 small TIA,
DOM armies publicly announce that unless they
thnpt s'Ns' Nua"hAVu Wtt w
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NINE kinds Of Oranges In stock at
0UlSLASKARpS, 1890 Main street, h.
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v \ EUW. .. fUsE q Co., :
rs H, IS Twelfth street.
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New Advertisements,

FUNERAL NOTICE.
:, All tho members Of Washington Camp No. l ;
4. y. y. A., are hereby requested to meet at
prompt, Tor tho purpose Of making arrange.
!nents TO attend the funeral OF their deceased
brother, Samuel kchnrdson. BY order Of
WV. ROGERS,
mrh' district President for West Virginia.
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5. HOUSE
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whatever with the clothing swindlers
mentioned in Wednesdays issue Of this
paper rs having been brought to the ut
9ention Of Chief OF Police Delbrucpe,
The swindlcrs do not locate permanently
in any place. hel =
A FIRE was narrowly avertcd, at Flac.
Gus Bros large establishment in the
Center market square ut an early hour
one morning this wcek.-SThe natural
gas burning in stove, came on with a
heavy pressure and things were heated
to such 4 point that some OF the wood
work near the stove was beginning to
smoke when the state OF affairs was dis
covered by Officers Donnelly and Cruce,
The officers broke in the door and
turned the gas down. N
DEMonEsr MEDAL CONTEST in elocu.
ton was'held Inst night in the Chapline
Street church under the auspices Of The
W. G. T. U. There were seven contest.
ants, all Of whom exhibited unusual
ability. Tho judges were Mrs. Isaiah
Warren, Mrs. Emory and DR.. G. W.
Gushing. Tho piece-a beautiful silver
medal-was awarded to Miss Nettie
Stevens. Mira. Warren also presented a
copy OF Sweet Cicoly" to Miss Emma
Bell as a special prize for merit,
I CONSIDERABLE complaint has been
heard lately concerning the very moan
practice which a number Of bad boys in
Benwood resort to for sport. There is
a small coterie Of unspanked youngsters
who stand in the dark and throw eggs al
passengers on tho street railway rs they
leave the cars at the terminus. Several
gentlemen have been struck with eggs.
and prominent Wheeling gentleman,
while on his way to Bellaire a few days
ago, barely escaped shower of hen
fruit. q (. 4 q "a M
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1890-01-11

WASHINGTON, Jan. 6.-The senate COM
mittee on territories held a meeting to-
day for the purpose of taking final action
on the bill for the admission'of Idaho and
Wyoming. The committee anticipated
making a favorable report on these bills
today, the President, Bishop Bulge, the
head of the Mormon church in Idaho,
appeared and asked that he be given a
hearing in opposition to the Idaho con-
stitution; which has a stringent anti
Mormon clause. Accordingly the com
mittee postponed final consideration of
the bill until Monday next, when Bishop
Bulge will appear by counsel, and nre-
sent an argument against the Idaho bill.
"The position taken by Bishop Bulge
only strengthens is. 1t answers very eff
fectually the objection to the admission
of Idaho which has been put forward,
that the constitution was not strong
enough to crush out Mormonism. Bishop
Bulge is a confessed four ply polyga-
mist, and has long been under Indictment
His action today will only delay the re-
port of the bill for a week, l think" The
house committee on territories has moi
yet taken up the Idaho and Wyoming
bills. Delegate Dubois thinks the com
mittee will be divided on party lines
when the report Is finally made.