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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-12-27
FROM THE NEW PRESIDENT.
Sober Words OF Advice and En-
S,OuFagement.


To the Office RS and Members of the
Howard Ii .rary Club:
In assuming the duties devolved upon
the president 1 have vivid knowledge
Of the resp onsibility resting upon me.
1 cannot nd words, dear friends, to
adequately express my gratitude be-
cause Of your confidence sufficient to Sc
lect me for your president-your servant
1t is with a feeling of solemn devotion
assume th is position.
While it is an honor to be called to
serve sucn a constituency officially, let
this be lost sight of in the grand work
lying BET lore us, as an open door invit-
ing us 20 enter in with a feeling that
will ins1 i'll in each heart the deepness,
the sublime meaning of the responsible
" rest ing upon US. You have placed
the CONSTITUTION in my care, believing
that would shield it from violation;
believing that I would apply it, at all
times. to the government of the affairs
of tie club, else you would not have Sc
lected me. / am aware Of the fact that
] arn below par in executive ability.
Ihas being the case and as 1t Is human
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-12-27
Teach the Child n Song.

Music lessons care and heartache.
Often and often the words of a song,
the sweet melody, linger in the heart
after the voice is silent and keep alive
the courage which has almost died.
Song sweetens toll, and it is impera-
tive" urges an exchange, that parents
and teachers should aim to increase this
means of happiness for the children, if
for no other reason than to strengthen
their minds and hearts for the labors TO
be borne in maturer years
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-12-27
THE CLOSE OF THE YEAR.
SOME SUGGESTIONS FOR THE FARM
Err TO THINK ABOUT.

Rather n DiscOuraginE Year But
Few Bright Spots DfScernfbIe-Sub-
stitutes for Hay-The Price of Wheat
Care of sweet POtatOes-Fnrm I'M
pIements Have Much to Do with the
Success of the Farm-The Coming
Crop of PiGs-PayinE for Good Roads
-Wintering Bees in CeIIars-Rec-
ipes.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-12-27
To the Old Year.

Forget thee? Nay.
When the church bells cease their ringing,
When the sweet birds cease their singing,
When the green grass stops its growing,
When the wild wind stops its blowing,
Then, 1 may forget thee.
FORGET thee? Nay.
When the grandeur of the mountain,
When the playfulness of the fountain,
When the Wild waves of the sea,
When th1se-yes, these cease to be,
Then, 1 may forget thee.
Forget thee? Nay
When this world is cold and dark,
Lighted not by a single spark;
When this short life is Ger of mine
Aye, not till the sun does cease to shine,
VIII l forget thee.
"DASHING. NICK"
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-12-27
The Price of whent.

DR.. W. 1. Chamberlain, associate ed
itor OF the Ohio Farmer, says: 4 con-
fess myself at loss and well-nigh hope
less of any material advance soon.
though all conditions but one favor an
advance. That one unfavorable one is
the condition of silver, and this we have
none of us probably made prominent
enough in the past. Contrary to all
the predictions from bankers, brokers,
boards of trade. money centcr5 and the
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-12-27

Would you train up your boys so that
they viii love their home? Give them a
coy room. even the best one if neces-
sary, and make it pleasant with pictures
furniture, etc. but not so very pr1m that
they may not keep therein their own
particular articles. Look more to the
comfort and culture Of your boys than
to the occasional MISUNDERSTANDING.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-12-27
A Plain Statement.

NEW MARKET Minn.-Simmons
Liver Regulator cured me Of liver COM
plant and palpitation of the heart.
used many other remedies but with no
relief until I began taking S. L-R.-
VIM. Schultz. Your druggist sells it in
powder or liquid. The powder to be
taken dry or made into tea.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-12-27

does not rest squarely upon the writings
of the apostles as contained in their gen
orally accepted works. And rear the
temple of universal peace and universal
brotherhood on the extinct crater of
GONE TRAMP"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-11

The fnneral II Prank G Braun xas
held az = o'eAek Yesterday sflsruoou
under ths auspices u Grand kissrlasige
No. A r. 4 a. NJ. al ~. Mark sckurch
The PROCESSION forfnesi al The Her
saifage. his late residence. headed ~
Nurzburz hand. 81 which the DECREASED
sss member. ma@sns aud ulensheEs II
the typographical union on foot. and
weos az Canal aad Nenroe streets -
North Division street. thence D. the
church. The hand dsscoursei a s,iemn
tlTge as the pFecessiun ~cuded IL nay
- the church. wherc the last SD rites
were 10 be performed. At the church
hrief ceremonies ~ere pronounced -
the Rev Mr.. Vincent. Who Is nlling tho
po-iti0n IL the kes. ID Far turing his
absence from the city. The horal
tributes were profuss aud II pretty and
Appropriate desi.us. Among them were
a roFai composing stick, presented hs
tue Sfanton Printing company. aud a
beautiful harp hy the Musicians union.
The remains we're carried 10 the vault IN
the Valley City cemetery by Eher Rice.
III. j. Akin. Edwin Harrington. William
Bson-n, Frank Frankfori and Oscar
Wells The masonic burial services
were read at the cemetery by Past
Master John RGwson. Next week the
holy will be taken 10 Cape Vincent. y.
n, his former home for burial.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-11

Albert Rietberg. clerk Of the city poor
department. said 10 "A reporter for The
HEsALp yesterday that Nood Con
tractor Cowles is only venting his spite
on Director Moerdyke because Moer
dy <e insists on honest dealing with the
city
~Cowles IL pretty man 10 crlticise
the poor director. said he. Look AT
those pieces q slabs there, Those are
samples ~ what he delivers as good
hard wood. and slprt measure al that
Ii has been reported 10 the committee
on poor over and over again.
Alderman Dunton is all right about
IL. but Aldermen Geryers and Gilden
seem Ia favor Cowles right along. Per
haps il makes a difference because
Cowles belongs Ia the same political
party with one of them. Ii has been
shown plainly enough. should think,
as 10 how C0wles hasn't kept his con
tract Well. il will expire this spring
after 400 cords have been delivered.
They might better return to the old way
then"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-11

: Dclcarso. a passenger on the Erie
limited. suddenly pulled revolver ms
the train vas passing through Battle
Creek Thursday and fired three shots at
Herbert Pember. brakeman. The
man VAS finally disasmcd aud locked up.
He awoke from drunken sleep imagin.
ing that he was being robbed. Pcmbcr
Was shot through the neck. but will re-
cover.
While jackson ieweler went 10 din.
ner the other day be locked his store.
When he returned his store was still
locked. and II was only when a customer
came IN that be discovered somebody
had stolen twenty five watches in his
absence. valued at 500
Bailey NJ. Buck ~ the firm % NJ J. &
" VI Buck. furniture siralcre. and Miss
Edith Van Alstine. daughter % George
g. NanAixiine. vel known republican
politician - Lansing. we're married iasi
evening a. the residence % tho bridn's
parents.
The limo - boats. Minnie NJ. Lcra
and Desiffsgr. running between 81 10.
seph and Milwaukee and Chicago In
connection with the Nsndaha railway
line. wiil be abandoned during the suln.
mer season.
The Vumen - Detroit are going b.
Sight AZ the Ginning 81 hool election. They
are making : house - house. canvas,
have appointed ward committees sisd
pfapoe- 81 eieei their ticket
The peoples party convention ~ Hay
City dominated "A. , Bailey far msysw.
Isaeik Daniels ifrputleani fir trsta
afeF James Mcfaslsao Ter eompirollof.
l.teft NJ him fog .lsiif-.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-11

Thursday afternoon marked a new
era in the Evening Press Office. The
street cleaning brigade" was turned
loose upon the city. The Office was in a
state Of enthusiastich ilarity. The poetry
editor was given half day of in honor
IL the event. and the man that writes
the beautiful LEGENDS. IF il ought TO be
painted you'll lind il in the Press" was
granted permission 10 run up 20 Sweets
hotel and play game Of bottle pool.
Suddenly the Managing editor paused
Tor moment in his arduous duty Of
lifting telegraph dates. attempted 10
glance out II the window. and then
rushed into the business Office.
leigh. there he said excifedly.
Has our street cleaning brigade tin
ished seraping the cross walk IN front OF
Tar HEi.ALD Officer
1T has. responded the business man
aser.
Then. Cor Gods sake. telephone
THE HKRkLD 20 send a man down here
b clean our windows"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-11
Rim HAlsktws lNstsrMESr


~fssn- BARKER. the brilliant editor Of
the Heed Cts tlsFspn. Was m the ctty
yesterday ca hs NAY houc from Mobile.
ahers be has purchased leo acres ~
pine land. la lsss, Mr.. Earkcf came
ffon II. johns a. GrAnd Rapids IN com
pany nth bis father. lie had loo
haIl ira dollss ia hls Inside pocket.
AMI pfoetssied 10 tedar Springs. the
then northern terminus ~ the q. X. 4
| railroad "ksn" started out with
camera and took Tin type photographs
~ the un-uspecting Indlans at the rate
81 Ell picture. the photographs Ia be
paid for hen tho negative Is taken
lie then vent 10 Traverse City. At that
time government laad was selling for
q - an acre. and II. A. Bloigett. r. A.
Alger and David Mccoy were making
that there wasn't money enough
in pine land. so be bought
newspaper. Blodgett. Alger and Me
Coy now count their dollars by the
wagon load. Mr.. Barker is still running
a newspaper. bat IL postmaster also.
and swears be won give up the Office un-
I'll be has to. However. he has decided
that he made slight mistake IN regard
10 the value II pine land and has begun
10 make investments IN II. In few
years he will probably be in condition
To spend his office hours clipping
coupons and il there are any subscribers
10 the Clarion who have not paid up. he
will send them the paper year for
nothing lust 10 show EN- how blamed
mean they were when a dollar and a
hall meant something 10 him.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-11
Underline snow.

Out from our midst has the sufferer gone,
The days of our nursing and watching il
done:
Sad are the hearts Of his loved ones today.
Griesing and sore for the oncs that's away !;
For Ne must miss him wherever we turn:
Loving hearts ever for lost ones must ysarn !;
And BE- was. ever. 80 tender ard true,
Loving - faithfully all his life through.
Under the snow where violcts spring.
Under tho trees where the wild birds sing.
The head Of our darling is lying low,
Under the snow.
We tenderly bore him away 10 his rest,
Feeling ASSUMED that his spirit was blest;
That il j. soaring above us today.
Far from is woaris0fne burden Of clay:
Free from all sickness aud mourning anc
tears.
Free from ali labor all care and all fears;
Trusting him safe IN the care of his God,
1heerfuiiy nov We lass under the rod"
Under the snow where violets spring.
Under the trees where the Wild birds sing.
lis only the clay that Is lying low,
Under the snow.
-~AsSA b. ELMsLIK.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-11

The Conservatory Of Music "a the
Western Michigan college viii give its
Inaugural concert this evening in the
college chapel. to which everybody Is
cordially invited. This will be rare
opportunity for lovers II music 10 hear
Chesaiier DeKontski. director II the
conservatory. In some II his famous
compositions. Beside this. Compositions
= the chevalicr viii be rendered 10y his
distinguished pupil. Won Grabil. and by
others. Miss Johnson ~ Chicago has
been secured for two vocal selections.
Suitable addresses viii be given by
prominent speakers of the city. includ-
ing the Rev j. L. Jackson. the Hon :.
Wcsselius and President Daniel Full
fsstrs.r
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-11

The poVtico over the main entrancr ~
the c1uet house seems ~ be defective in
construction The snow which lies On
the portico leaks through between the
stcnes ~ tho buiiding and runs IN
streams or drops rapidly to the floor of
the portico. making il disagrecahlc for
fer~1ns who pass IN and cut the door.
W p. Wi-elogel II Muske,soD wac in
thr CITY yesterday hooking over theeoGrt
house lie Is one IL the contractors
vhp are constructing the Muskegon
court house.
James Mcdonald. the D., l. 4 y. en-
ginerr injured IN the South Lyons scci-
sleot. Nas brought % the city yesterday
and taken 20 NJ. III Sheid0n street
J. X Bullock. formerly - this city.
died a. hi- home in jackson yesterday.
Aah.etes' We have very extra line
n sweaters Gardiner 4 Baxter.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-11
OF Interest to Farmers and Othsrs Seek
ing Homes.

The Canadian Pacific Railway COM
panys exhibition car will be at Clarks-
Vile Monday, March 70. l2-02 p. M;
leave Monday. March 70. $40 p. m. Ar
rive at Grand Rapids Monday. March
10. 80 p. m; leave Monday. March 70.
ll:B p. m. Arrive at Grandville Mon
day, March 20. HAS p. M; leave Tues
day. March ~. 5;50p. IN. Arrive at Zee
land Tuesday. March 81. Gle p. m;
leave "Wednesday. March -, 9s5 a. m.
and exhibit the products 81 the Cana
dian west; 100 acres free 10 actual set
tiers: 250.00O,0O0 acres Of the very best
land in America to select from.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-11
r:Iesen,h ward Republlcan club.

The Eleventh Ward Republican club
held ameeting last ght and arranged %
bold the ward caucus Thursday evening.
March y. ia Hons~man hall. corner ~
Hall street and Madison avenue The
election - delegates and nomination *
candidates FOR ward officers viii b.
made by ballot AMI the voting viii BE- by
ballot. IL was also decided that no
delegate slate shall be prepared previous
- the caucus. leaving eyery ore free b.
vote Tor whom be chooses. The annual
meeting ~ tho club will b bold two
weeks from ,asi night. AZ which others
Tor the couipg yesr viii be- elected.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-11

Last evening ate3o south Division
ard Piainheid avenue eisctric car ran
into the rear - Dr. Mckay Besrs car
riaee Al the corner ~ NeWhcrry and
Ottawa STREETS and smashed Il into
nrdlinr vood The doctor was thrown
eat sn,l his sraip wss cut open. bet be
was not otherwise seriously injured. lie
eas driYing on the track and ess run
dean before be could get out ~ the way
= the approaching car The car vac IN
charge n Conductor Pst Dilssrn and
Nofafman itciReil The luctor places
hie damage AZ sitt
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-11

Present indications indicate that the
ice Ia the river above the dam will soon
go over il the present mild weather con
tinues- All day yesterday great cakes
OF rotten looking ice would become
shifted out over the edge Of the dam
and would finally topple over. Farther
up. however. the Ice is still foot thick
and comparatively solid in the center.
The water has risen about four feet dur
ing tho past three days. but danger is
anticipated should there be breaking
up Of the ice at this stage.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-11
Personal

Miss Lucy Tn arrived in New Work
Yesterday on her WAY home from f.u.
ftt She viA return ly Nay * Wash
ir-fcn "a here she VIII meet her fa.tcr,
aat return fspm that city with him.
They afe expected lorle sunday even
Ing
Mrs. y j. Van Dine ~ No. - Park
aVe0te ha- three hoys oh enough e 10
ro,d chore hoys Or farmers. for whom
she ocDid Ike o. hnd homes IN the
cou1try. The hoys are wards Il the
Eos - Beach bsnevoient association.
Clara Wheeler i assisting Mrs. Sigh
tn the kindsrgarten department. II ST.
Hag<s school. duriDg the absence q the
regular teacher.
~ e. Learruworth - the q. R.kI
w. called q t.astmsnviiie yesterday by
TIE dangerous illness a his wfe's
fa'ter Daniel Really. Il
John Hogman Il PATS township.
Esther = Deputy Sheriff Houmar. haa a
ctr kc ~ paralysis yesterday. and is In
rrcrarisns condition.
Nss Hattie Tefi. = professional nurse.
VAS rsiiei - f'onkiin yesterday To
sake rsfe q q severn case * diphthsris
MISS Frsnces Wood j. recovering frou,
ar attack r fypAoid fever. Shn - at
fhe home = Mrs Till IN Tho west side.
VI anil Mrs T. l. Briggs have r.
fprlel from tour through Europe
They have been away nearly yosr.
,lrs I<ss,rand Pierce IL spending a
fev lays with frief,is IN this clty. She
4 st'f y irg mUsic ia Chicago.
1scc Van Dine kft la~t night for
omaoe. Nsf. where BE- has ac'spted a
tc~iaen vif1 q carpet house.
z Butter . The Democrat Il con
t1fi r '.s He.i x.th malariai fewer
4es osas Feifon has gone - CIers-
iasa iof eherf tusiaess ffip.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-11

The order q; United Csrronters is
rsaererrz beyond fae greatest hoTes =
- founders last r.Eff there sfas a
lArrs atieuaia0ce ari tfteea nex fnems
hers we're initiated into tfe orier II
has been decided - rent fbe Lincoin
eirh Rail and eith such lsrss and cam
risslious qeaFeefe if - e2pssted that
every reputable earpentes ia TIE elty NiIl
.alr che osrslar
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-11

North Frnnf street sere pls,4=anfif sur
pEls~d Thursday esenlns - pafts -
frlen.zs-
The S.lsnt Sis rlah gaze pedro
pasfy lass nizht Al GFesnsosd hail. No.
- tan4l stnest
1he Bsfsan ssndsf school gave a
staple sugar parry 10 fetflts bal Thurs
das essnin<.
The schubert club gave an entertain
nssst IA fpssl4nfs THURSDAY evening
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-11
shipping 60 Chicago.

we are busy getting our goods to
Chicago for the new hotels said j. q.
MacBride ~ Nelson. Matter 4 Co. yes
terday. Probably some 100000 worth
OF furniture will go from Grand Rapids
factories to Chicago within the next
thirty days
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-11
Mr.. Ransom Is In IL.

Yes, I'm candidate for judge II the
superior court said James W. Ransom
yesterday. IL know they claim that
Judge Burlingame can get many repub-
lican votes. but know of no reason
Why could not get as many. l count
upon getting the full strength OF my
own party if nominated. and that's more
than good many candidates do"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-11

A committee Of the subscribers Of the
stock Of the large new enterprise which
has been negotiated by the board OF
trade viii 60 south Monday afternoon
10 take an inventory and look over the
affairs of the business preparatory TO
closing the deal.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-11

Canal and Lyon Streets.


Buy DIR. Koch's German nerve pills
for nervous people. Guaranteed to cure
weak memory. loss Of brain power. lost
manhood. nightly emissions and all
nervousness To either sex. Price 81 or
six for 81 DulIam's German Medicine
conpany. Flint, Mich. sole agents for
United States and Canada. Sold in
Grand Rapids by Scribner & Aldworth.
No. 73 Monroe street.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-11
Nothing to Be
Desired

Every Fiav'r made bY Dr.
Price has nc peculiar taste
characterisnc ~ The fruit from
which it's chfnns,i. and I'M
parts 81 cakes. 2add.ngs,
l1cls or creams s'ish a
drhrious ard grateful favor
ttss treir use really hAvss
nosbms 70 BE Desired We
have yrt - sge The hecss~ie
who hss usei Or. Prices
Delicious Fiavprinz Erirarts
81 fsmon. Orange. Nc,.iafine
ar vsnillA ~, ~ rst de.
p hfesi With tacm. Tvs Fsssff
ef o. esnEs Flssoes - en-
darsefi 81 TIE iessilng sAein-
i-ss and heass n the trfsf
universities II thls consinen-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-11

fstfies t*sha aarhsnief. hviae -
~ 90 hns&iss@g aasl salsle1ssi 10 is
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-11

Nhos tfs artis s.re ran.in9 ever.
Erstsse1 sea efsa i ks4 sd thssef
H- ltiHs z 60 - : ar asnt
- ra-e feeih sisd ifrefh are. every Say
Nhitt 81 efs5s f.teef sae4s - h4y,
Aad 81 fFsm asias so1aa8snt.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-11
THE MLLXI6aA TRUST J. ass'gn co y F1sOk

Granello. offers for sale at auction, at 10
a. IN. Monday. March l3. the entire stock
Of merchant tailoring goods. trimmings
and fixtures at No. l07 Ottawa street.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-11
LIKELY
TO
BE
WET
WEATHER
FOR
A

Won't you let us help you
keep out of the wetS We're
fully prepared.
Serviceable. stylish, long.
black serge Mackintoshes.
with deep cape. $500.
Silk and linen mixture
Umbrellas. with ornamen-
ted natural wood handles.
durable and close rolling.
$3.50
Absolutely the best motor
mans and teamster's Rub
Der Coat ever offered, fully
warrantedtwith all modern
improvements, $500.
Wooden Hose will keep
your feet dry important
thingthcse unhealthy days.
25c for a good pair.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1893-04-14
SENATOR ROACH is READY
HE IS WILLING TO REc INVEcS
THGATED.
Senator George Thinks the SEN =
ate Has NO Power to Inquire
Into the Conduct of a senator
Prior to EHis Election

WASHINGTON, April 14.-The subject
OF the proposed investigation of Senator
Roach of North Dakota was prec1pi-
tated on the Senate at the very opening
of todays' proceedings by Mr. Roach
himself. He rose and referring to Mr..
Hoar's resolution for the investigation
of himself (Roach) said he was perfectly
willing that the investigation should
proceed.
1t had been his desire and purpose at
first to ask for such investigation, but
he had yielded to the advice of older
Senators familiar, as he was not. wit h
the customs and precedents of the Sen
ate.
MIR. Hoar inquired after Mr.. Roach
took his seat, whether the Democratic
Senators would permit his resolution to
be agreed to by unanimous consent.
Mr.. Vance, chairman of the comIhittee
on privileges and elections, to whom the
inquiry was specially directed, said he
could not speak for other Senator's, but
so far as he was concerned he would
make no objections.
Mr.. George, however, said he would
| not be party to any such agreement
and he denied absolutely the power ot
the Senate, under any circumstances, to
| institute and conduct an investigation
| in reference to the conduct of senator
which conduct had transpired prior to
| his election. and had no connection with
| his election.
| MIR. German gave notice of a subStl
| tute which he would offer for Mr.. Hoar's
| resolution. The substitute directs tho
| committee on privileges and elections to
| inquire into and consider the question
| whether the Senate has authority or jur
| isdiction to investigate charges mad,
| against senator as to conduct or OF
fences occurring or committed prior tt
his election, not relating to his duty "a
| senator or affecting the integrity of hi
election. Mr.. Chandler then addressed
| the Senate in support of Hoar's resnl'I
| tiOu