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The evening world., 1893-10-10
FUNERAL OF MRS. STEWART.
Bishop Potter Conducts the Ser
vices at Grace Church.
The Ed.fcs Filled with Prominent
New York People.

The funeral OF Mrs. Mary Rogers
Rhinelander Stewart. widow of the late
Lispcnard Stewart. and mother OF ex-
Senator Stewart. took place at Grace
Church. Broadway and Tenth street, at
10 o'clock this morning.
The chancel steps were heaped high
with floral offerings from many friends
Of the family. and the church was the
place OF gathering OF large audience.
Right Rev. Bishop Henry c. Potter
conducted the Episcopal funeral service.
assisted by Rev. DR. Huntington, rector
sistant rector, and Rev. Mr.. Bottome.
pr 5. +. Warren presided at the organ
ana the vocal music was sung by the
solo solo, quartet 9art Of the Church.. Miss Ida
Mrssrs. l.. r. Auty and G, w. Ferguson.
The professional was II Would Not
1--we Away" followed by the anthem
The hymn. "Hark, Hank My Soul" and
the anthem II Heard Voice from
Heaven" followed. the service conclud-
ing with the hymn II Heard the Voice
Of Jesus" at the request of the family.
Inc FUNERAL corteSe arrlv.d from the
house. Firth avenue. at 10 o'clock. The
pody rested IN a black .cloth-covcred cas-
vioiets and Ivy and myrtle. and punches
OF palms. The casket was carried into
the church on the shoulders NJ four men
1t was followed by the family and
mourners in the following order, there
lie ng m pall-benrers.
Lispenard Stewart and Mrs. Serena
Rhineiander, W. X. Stewart and Miss
Stewart. Mr., and Mrs +. S. Wetherhce,
lander F. L@ ee ana d"i Miss hs'l Ree sAnf Mr.
Il; s. lie Roy. F: W. Rhnelander and
Mrs. Commodore G. +. Edgar, Nir. and
Mrs. Charles Rhlne,andcr, Mrs. Or.
Watson. Mrs. Gertrude Waldo and Miss
Mary r. Calender Mr. and Mrs.
Chlsolm, John NJ. Bowers and Miss
H''ers Nv and Mrs !. Hooker na-
mersey, Mrs. II. G.. Trevor. Master
Trevor and Miss Trevor j. +. Burrell
and I. +. Heating.
The mourners we're given seats in the
SIX pews nearest the chancel on the mid
die aisle.
Among those present were the vcnera
BILE eH-Justice DAILY. Mrs. William AS
tor. ex-Postmaster Van Colt, Il. N,
Taller, Judge Pierrepont, Mrs Potter,
wife Of the Bisnop; Mrs. Cant. Warren
g. Teach. Mn. Helen Russell and Mrs.
G.. F. Chickerlng, OF this city, and Mr.,
and Mrs. Louis c. Norris OF Philadei-
phia.
The remains will rest temporarily In
the mortuary chapel erected in Green
wood Cemcter" by Mrs. Stewart shorty
before her death. The final interment
VIII occur later.
The evening world., 1893-10-10
AG.lNsT MARIE WAINWRIGHT.
Justice 0'Brien Opens tho Default
in Her Divorce Case
Louis James Claims She Was Never
His Legal wife.

Justice O'Bren. In the Supreme Court,
Special Term, this morning, decided to
open the default In the divorce case Of
Marie Wainwright against Louis James.
and allow the actor to come in and de-
fend.
He gives James the usIll twslty days
in which to serve his answer to thu com
plant or to take such otner proceed
ings to defend the action as he may
think best.
This order was granted on the appli-
cation of Lawyer John d. Townsend,
who appeared for Mr.. James.
Mr.. Townsend had n long AFFIDAVIT
sworn to by Mr.. James, Getting forth
the facts of his alleged relations with
Miss Wainwright, but which WINS not
, read IN court II vas simply BANDED to
show it to the reporters pres'n'.
Lawyer clifford, or Hobbs q clifford,
who represented Miss Wainwright said
that he would consent to the order, hav
ing read the affidavit. whersup IN Justice
U,prien granted the redu at
Mr. Townsend afterwards stated that
the defense OF Mr. James would be that
n I1 been besPy IN msr1s
with the statement made by Mr.. James
himself about a week ago. just after the
trial of the case.
AS he had not appeared to defend the
suit at that time Justice O'Brien would
undoubtedly have signed the decree In
favor of the actress had not the actor
appeared by his counsel and asked to be
allowed to give his side OF the case.
The. fact came out on the trial that
Mr.. James had been married about a
year ago in Philadelphia to Miss Alphio
Hendricks. a young actress In his COM
pany. She was named as the co-respon-
dent in the case. II Mr. James was real
~ married to Miss Wainwright at the
time. he was guilty of bgamy.
A copy of the marriage certificate of
Mr.. James to Miss Hendricks was among
the papers submitted to the Court.
When this fact was made public. Mr..
James denied very vigorously that he
had ever been married legally to Miss
Wainwright. She. however, testified In
the trial OF the case that they had been
married by some civil authority in Bos-
ton on March H. 1882. and that she had
lived with the actor as his wife up to
four years ago
Mr.. James admits that Miss AlphIe
Hendricks the beautiful young New Or
leans girl. Is his wife. He declares that
he had n perfect right to marry her.
as the massachusetts, law does not re-
cognize the common law matrimonial
tie. which. as he claims, Is the only one
which bound him to Miss Wainwright.
Mr.. James il said to have been mar
ried before he met Miss Wainwright.
The evening world., 1893-10-10
BAKER ACCUSED OF ASSAULT.
Charles W. Arms Prefers Charges
Against a Policeman.
Tho Bluecoat Will Be Tried on
tho Complaint

Ward Detective George p. Baker, Of
the Oak street station. will be tried
by the Police Commissioners on a
charge OF brutally assaulting Charles
w. Arms. OF Ill East One Hundred and
Fourth street. on Park Row last Thurs
day afternoon.
Arms was at Police Headquarters this
morning and saw Inspector Williams.
The young mans right eye was discol-
ored, and near 1t was long cut which
ne says Baker inflicted with his club.
Detective Baker was present when the
complaint was made, and denied Arns's
story. He made n statement to the eff
feet that tan missile flying through the air
ter had no witness this morning, the In
spector entertained complaint. and
Arms swore to 1t.
Arms said that his business was COL
work for Smith Il McCue. liquor dea iers.
when the assault occurred. At $50
Thursday afternoon, while taking his
stopped at the corner Of Park Row and
Spruce street. where big crowd was
bulletin boards announcing the
progress OF the yacht race.
the street from the Post Office with a
prisoner. whom he had arrested for
stealing watch. Arms was In his way.
1t appeared. and Baker ordered him to
move on and when Arms stepped into
the entrance to the Times Cafe, the de-
tective followed him and repeated his
command. but the young man did not
obey.
The policeman then moved away, but,
1t Is alleged. suddenly turned and, drag
ging his prisoner along, rushed at Arms
Drawing his club from his pocket,
Baker. Arms says, jabbed It nercely at
the young mans head. The stick struck
close to the right eye.
Baker then went on. number OF
business men volunteered to go to the
station house and prefer charges against
the policeman. but a man. who IL said to
have been Bakers friend. suggested
that Arms be attended to first. In the
mean time the witnesses to the assault
drifted away In the crowd
At Police Headquarters to-day Arms
was told to hunt up his witnesses and
bring them to the trial
The evening world., 1893-10-10
THEY'LL Mss THE THIRD RACE,
Thieves with Designs on Yachtsmen
Sent Awav.

James Hayden alias Funeral Wells" and
James Kenny. William Holland and Harry Pals
ley. who were arrested nt broadway and Twenty.
eighth street yesterday. were sent to the island
to-day. a''
All Of them have done time and had notbinv
to say when arraigned this morning.
"els has not been seen In New York for n
year before 1t Is thought the men came here
TO work the crowds who attended ths yacht
The evening world., 1893-10-10

ALBANY. " Y. Oct, lO.-The Bryan Marsh
Company which will have an once In New York.
Was Incorporated yesterday. 1t will manufacture
and sell electrical devices The capital ia $40 900
aHd the directors are Converse D. Marsh Thomas
L. idsAe5 and Frank II. Heron.
49, IltFr was also incorporated the New York
Throat and Nose Hospital II Is incorporated for
no purpose ot erecting, maintaining and oper-
Atng a hospital for the treatment OF persons
e"n and lungs
Tho Board OF Managers for the nrst year are
Edward Birmingham. NJ d. Andrew Shiland
T.. Henry Grimm, Charles z. Peil ]. J. HennI'
NJ d. Ferdinand Levy. d. Morgan Hildrstl, IT,,
Oscar STs-S ssd G. J. rockingham.
The evening world., 1893-10-10
Survivors OF the Leonor Reach
Victoria.

VICTORIA. B. C.. Oct. lo.-The frst officer
and eight men from the Chillan bark Leonor ar
rived here by the tug Discovery. tent to Neah
Bay from Port Townsend by Gillian Consul Mac.
oondray. to meet them. The men in ter
rible condition. having walked from Care John
sons TO Neah lay. almost without clothes and
but little 10 eat for three days. The vessel
to be q ship.
The evening world., 1893-10-10
SURE OF GETTING WEEKS.
District Attorney Nicoli Believes the
Fugitive Will Re Extrad'ted,

The forty days which the Costa Rican Govern
ment consented to hold Francis H. Weeks. the
fugitive lawyer. arc nearly up At their expira-
tion District. Attorney Nlcol feels confident that
the alleged abscondcr Will be extradited.
telegram from Secretary Gresham yesterday
stated that the Costa Rican Minister at Wash.
inEton had advised his Government to consent
to 'hn eS'rRdition OF Weeks.
Aside from this II II not known whether the
Cos,a Kican Government has made any definite
promise II Is reported that the authorities
there desir" n treaty Of eztradition Of criminals
as rrtLrn for giving up Weeks
The strict-httorney's ONCE has received word
that President Rodriguez yesterday held q con
suitatIon with Detectives Reilly and Won Gerich-
ten Tho President refused to grant an audience
a Weeks
The evening world., 1893-10-10
Dsfraud.d Alleged apspp ue,-.

READING. Pa. Oct lO,-Oflcers arrived here
iast night having In custody A. J. Dress OF
Fsiiipsburs. Centre County, whom they arrested
on charge OF receiving about 81. 900 from al
Legged heirs OF John George Spang. who died over
lily years ago lie is supposed 10 have left an
sstate wor'h anywhere from $50, 600 600 10 500
o.oVo Dress sent the Spang heirs what has
since been proved to be forged copy OF the Will
Dress has made trips to Europe at their ex-
pense '' "
The evening world., 1893-10-10
"SMITH DYED HIS WHISPERS,
And Now He's Arrested as a Train
Robosry suspect

CAr1LLAc. Mich. oct. io,-The police have In
custody n man who arrived here last Friday and
registered as Charles II. Smith. from Nowhere"
He bought lot OF revolvers and acted 80 sus-
pciously that the officers arrested him Yesterday
-Four reNolverS, four gold watches, q pocket com
pass and other valuablcs were found on his per-
SON while his two grips contained 81, $50 I.welry
and cards marked luria. Mitch
The police believe the man Ia one OF the Ken
dalvilc robbers. lie will not say a word When
the officers arrested him he tried to use one OF his
revolverG
Especial from IonA. Mich. says n person
ns"erlnR the description OF Smith was there
during the fair, spending money very lav'shIy
lie had over - 0o0. lie left last Saturday. When
he arrived In lOnia hts beard ami hair yer, rcd
but he had them dy ed black.
The evening world., 1893-10-10
Dl-charoe1 with . R.rr,m,na.

Henry iabbcrdy. torty-nvc years old. a bar
tender at :?2 East rhirly-sixth street was ar.
ra'gnei In the Iorkylle Police Court this morn
ing On tne charge of annoying women on Eas,
seventeenth street last eNeuinS. None Of the lat
ter appeared acainst him. and Justice nurke
discharged him with reprmand When AR.
rested by Policeman Savage. OF the East Twenty
second street station, he vigorously rcsistsd
that be had TO be dubbed into suh,nissIon.
The evening world., 1893-10-10
In THE DIAMOND DISTRICT.
An Electric Light Wire Turns in Q
False Fire Alarm.

An electric light wire fell across a Fire De-
partment wire and turned In an alarm from
Maiden lane and William street about 10. 30 O'Clock
this forenoon
The engines ratified around few minutes later
An active, but frutless hunt was made among the
1ewslry and diamond brokers' establishments for
fire. "
There was some excitement for a time as a blaze
u the diamond district is serious matter.
The evening world., 1893-10-10
Weather Forpcast.

Forecast Tor thirty'SiS hours. ending a, s p.
II Wednesday, Oct IL
For Southeastern New York. including Long
Island. also for Connecticut and Northern New
Jersey:
Fair weather warmer during Wednesday; north
westerly winds, becoming variable "Wednesday
temperature during the morning hours
\ A."tsis A. A...S3.s A. N....6sIll n. "a
The evening world., 1893-10-10
WHY he PUNCHED SOkeRS.
Lazarus Hoard Him Playing Com
rad0s

Max Lazarus. Of 3l6 Court street. was put un.
der $500 bonds TO keep the peace by Justice T,ghc
In the Butler Street Police Court. Brooklyn. this
morning.
ON Aug. 9 Lazarus passed by the house OF
william Sommers. at 2?+ First street Brook
lyn. He heard Sommers playing "Comra tes'
on the plano. The tune was too ancient to
suit LnIaruss delicate bensibilities. He called
his eyes.
Lazarus says somrcrs ran out and attacked
him.
The evening world., 1893-10-10
KNOCKED DOWN AND ROBBED,
Real Estate Dealer Re9an Loses
$500 Worth of Vn'unb,es.

Al $50 O'Clock this morning William o. Resan.
real estate dealer. a, q Court street, BROOKLYN,
Ma found unconscious at 4i3 West Fiftv.thirI
street ana removed to the Roosevelt Hospital
When he recovered consciousness. he said he had
been knocked down and robbed Of a gold watch
and chain and diamonds valued at $500
The evening world., 1893-10-10
Van Grabbed a wa,ch.ch.,n.

James Van. eighteen years old OF 3Is Hudson
street. was held In 81 oo0 for trial by Justice
Ryan this morning In the Essex Market Police
court charged with larceny. During the paraJ,.
al the John Logan Club last night Jacob lien
ny livery stable keeper OF 10 Eldrdgc street
ltIt some one tuceing at his watch chain Tn,
next moment Detective Hahn. OF the EiIridee
street station, grabbed Van and found the chain
hand "~'N"' IA
The evening world., 1893-10-10

Tho residents Of the upper west side OF IN. civ
ara going to be provided with better transporta
uon facilities by tho extension OF the Rroa lvay
cable and sixth avenue railroads through Ninth
columbus ana Amsterdam avenues and Ftug-pIuIh
hFr" TO SKIN avenue. Passengers can transfer
to htc broadway cable line al i .,v.rintn sire,
ana seventh avenue, only one tAro viii be re
CURED over these new routes.
The evening world., 1893-10-10
He'd tor Rock -ss Hriv,,y

In the Essex Market Police Court to-day Jus
utc Ryan and Grocer Charles H. Overlook. OF
90 EasI broadway, In default Of 500 bail on
morse and wagon ran Mrs. Annie Drusk,
OF ~ Grand street. The woman was re-
moved to Gourerneur Hospital suffering from
shock aud severe Commissions OF the head and
The evening world., 1893-10-10
A Noted Cclor4d Mnn Dad

WASHINGTON. ot lo,--J, Willis Menard, the
nrst colored man 10 run for Congress, has ust
disd In this city. aget about dtty-.our years. He
ran IN Louisiana After Ills defeat he conducted
z Newspaper In Florida until appointed by Presl-
sent Harrson to clerkship In the Census Iu-
The evening world., 1893-10-10
Newell, sentencs po.,por.,

The sentence OF Park Policeman Alfred C.
Newell. convicted OF bribery and ex,or,,or xos
po"tponed from this morning until Oct 20 n. IN.
request OF his counsel. ON thai day a mott ~
q new trial will be made '0''o" 'o'
The evening world., 1893-10-10

Samuel H. jacob, tn. artist. OF 40 Yves,
Twenty nth street. arrested on complaint o.,
Theatrical Manager George W. Lcdcrer yesterday
Tor refusing TO leave the latter's office ~ llsO
lIroad"ay was araigncl In Jefferson Market Court
to-day, and upon giving bunis iu $500 not 10 dis.
turb the peace was released.
The evening world., 1893-10-10
Trying tic Break r.rreu.s Will.

ATLANTIC CITY. n. j.. Oct. lO.-The contest
ever The wiz OF William z. Farrell, who was
wealthy paper mill owner, has been carrie, 10 The
supreme Court. Farrell left a fortune Of $3.50 900
20 MA widow Cecilia G. Farrell. She was for
nsry employed In his Ohlce as a Typewriter
The evening world., 1893-10-10

Mrs' s'hura kadsky. the Polish immigrant who
arrived here Saturday with her three children
ana ana became separated from them is happy to-
ny u "an discovered that her children and
ner Ester' MIS- Essrig. we're In the u"brsu
shetrrlhE Arms. AT 40 Madison street All
81 tncm were ms morning Bent on their tourney
The evening world., 1893-10-10
Johrson to pir Weak on Nov lo

AUBURN Oct. iO--John Johnson. the eolor.d
murderer OF two foliow-conyIcts at the prison
here. has been resentenced 70 die In The cleo
Tie chair the week q Nov. II
The evening world., 1893-10-10
Only CIT to the world.s Fair.

Through cars to Chicago, in charge of an at.
eeldant. via West Shore Railroad 10 A. NJ,
91sulday. Oct IA. See full particulars and adj,
osoonai excursions under Excursions. 7" -.
The evening world., 1893-10-10
WILLIAM I. TAY.. OIt. Auctioueer.

BROS, 14S AND $50 WEST c3D
ST, system Of furnishing Hats complete on easy
payments Is the most liberal yet offered.
The evening world., 1893-10-10
J-co-nrr,to- a, A,h.n,

LAW Collection hCeucv. no Nassau st. room 10
par sc we'd, divorce evidence iound cullec; ions
The evening world., 1893-10-10
lie NEXT PERSONALLY CONDUCTED
WORLDS FAIR EXCURSION,
via
WEST SHORE RAILROAD,
will Lp run on

SATURDAY, oct. II.
Sl7-FOR THE ROUND TRIP-$17.
Tickets good ten days
Spccial train will leave loot of Franklin st,
10 10 A. NJ foot OF West AID 81. 10. 10 A. M
and run through to Chicago without change.
Similar g xcursiOns will he run Oct, ~ and 70
For tickets, time tables and Information apply
to any West shore ticket office.
S2i EXCURSIONS Wo fLD FAIR-SGl-For
II ,nhrta ~ ,incn hfee d !ys motel, with
o ri. II ,,aEc " sons, LAD Is way, ". Y, lest.
l,4i. icini ticket agents for chief t"unk lines.
EXCURSION to West Point Newburs and
Pourhk-rpsie daily 'except snrdayn by Albany
day line steamers at A frln W. I'D st plsf
Last excursion Friday. Oct. Is.
q. --..---A------~---s .-s--->>--~@.s~
MANGEs BROS. las AND 100 WEST 23D ST.
have charming examples Of pnrlor. bed room
Inspection by those who appreciate some citing out
Of the usual way.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-02-01

NUNS DISEASES, While some might won
der that q large ard responsible Dispensary like
Or. liebig Il Co.'S should specially treat private
d seases, nal weakness, SD Arma c, rhea.
elcet. 3 %ricture, varicocelo; syphilis. blood pois..
oning. skin diseases and all chronic ailmen!s OF
men that unfit them for life's duties OF it's lleas-
ures. All reputable physic an and family physi-
clans treat such diseases. We have never known
one above doing SO, nor one to refuse 70 DIG so.
also when they are specialists for all CHI tonic
al ments and are f r better prepared to do so,
and have more facilities and greater hunters to
treat, hence acquire much more s ill and expar-
fence, and certainly csn treat abov We special cases
far more successfully than those who do not
i've practice Of r. Lie6ig 60 are of cases
that have been badly treated by ocalled cure,
ais men suffering from destroying disease or
results of abuse or excesses, The sad Lesson and
terrible experi, nee, AID their penitence, rs with
ths prodinal s9 H. brings many a wayw ar. yet
Go. propose to be G.od sainaritans, and cure
them, and than say, Go sin no more"
r. o We Gin. 2 wealthy cattle, and stock
man of mmitt, Idaho. WAS Il he pless inya il.
eonh cd to ?rd tMo years. given up ,, all the
bed by elects. had TWO men nurses TO attend
him. was ]s'!nking fast from a spinaL affection
treatment priI 1872 and is now able to drive
GU NOR ing and event Z His case was, COM
Pile ted with vnlvular dises 9 of heart and nery-
services SCI &rite for PA psrticulars to MI. Gil. A'
MIR. 4homss Gotf, o. 131 HiyIand street: Hel-
ena, states that ne owes his BE TO or. iehls d
given up to j., and has bean cursd of intiam-
matory rheumatism by DIR, liehig 4 Co Such
chronic cases ,eem only to i Id to treatment
used by the cele rated specials $ of the liebig
World Dispen AIRY, as l tried othors first and
tsile l.. will explain to anyone who calls.
John Turk, IL pioneer of Helena. suffered
dreadfully from Mercurial alavation. Chronic
hheumatism and lmpurity OF Blood, tried many
doctor but continued to suffer until r Ston-
art. of Liebig World tsp nsary, OF San Iran
else and han as City. spe' Oily cured him.. Mr..
1ur is we'll Known. Ask MIR, Hotter, Hotter
Hardware , o.. or Judge Allan about him.
Mrs. Alameda Martin, l3n6 Post street, Spo-
kane. hiss been restored to perfect health. after
tr ing many loaling physiuian. he. came o
zee Dr. tudart on orutches; was partially PAT
al, zed and completely broken down from merry
ons ,prostration., To-day she ie comlletely
beng cured by Or Liobig 4 60, all over the
west. he doctor will be in Montana from an
l rancisco, and has Offices at ~ sou h Ma n
street, Helena, and s nast . roadway. Lutte.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-02-01
THE JOINT BALLOT.

Collins Two Votes Divide Up Between
Clark and Dixon.
The joint assembly on United States
ssnator yesterday resulted in two changes.
The two Cascade county members who havs
been voting for 4. Il. Collins broke away, ono,
Re- resentative ID. w. Bsscher, going to
Clark, and the other, Senator Gibson, ia
Dixon. Neither made any explanation of
their change. Two republicans were alb
sent, Representatives G. II. Bray and DO.
seph Annear. They were not aired with
any democrats. The senate voted:
For Clark-Buford. Ca dwell. Cullen,
Hoffman, McDermott and Steele-G.
For Sanders-Ba,lies. Brown Folsom,
Goddard. Hatch, Power and Swift.
FOR DISQUALIFICATION, Gibson an
NRtts-3.
The vote OF the members of the house
was az follows:
For Ola k--Ash, Bach. Bescher, Butler
Dudley. Fitohen. Ki.gallon, Locknert,
Logue. LorinR, McDonel, Martin, Murphy.
SappinRton. Soha nikow, Tisrney. Truman.
WHhle and Wiison-19.
Flo s.nde s-Babcock. Benson, BurrelL
Burns, Catpentof, Code Fleming, Gooaell.
& Gves. Hoffman. j, ffsrs. Lawrence,
Lnech. Lewia. Jockey, Losee, Mckay, Met.
Eel. Montenth. Rose. SWEET. 4 allant, Van
Cleve and Winter-24.
For Dixun-Bonuer. A.. F. BRAY, Burke,
Fitzgerald. German. Smalley. Ward,
Wslkup and Matthevs-9.
Absent and not paired-Annear and G. II.
Bray.
Joint vots-Clnrk 2b, sanders3l. Dixon IL.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-02-01

behalf OF tbs people OF Knlispel and t4e
Flnth nd valley, ! tender our most sine o
Gong atulations over your most on r
who ming success"
A corporation bill that 10 likely TO rr-
crive some consideration Ia that int o NC y
by l.ogne, Of Deer Lo GO, yesterdav. II
defines what n cort Grafton IL, providoa iof
what urpoara they may 10 formed, ms
allows their afai y to be wound up by quo
warranto proc edinKs when tllev violate tho
law. The general provisions OF the bill are
contained in the new code, which, II Ia
said, will DO bitterly OPP osed unless that
part Ia eliminated.
the house vesterda proposing an amend
mrut TO tho constitution. provides for
twenty members o. tb" seaRte and sixty
ono mcmbs' y of the house. Thu first leg q
lntur 9 nfter this one ia to divide tho stint
into senatorial and Legislative DISTRICTS, an
to provide for n cetsus av r. ton years
after 1895. Az every subsequent state ar
government census the appo tiunment o
senatorial and legislative dislricta ~ to be
rearrang Il so that they shall have as near
ly AZ poss bile the same 20 u~intion.
Harry Wlntpr, a republican Represent
tive OF Jefferson county, wish q to correct
the Int Mountain, which snya that al
though he int oducel the bill to nhoiiah TIE
Office OF mineral land commissions no did
not indo SO IL. and merely presented it II
Tho Request of othe =. MIR. Winter snye
that he was the author of tho measure all
Il commissions Mt Il salary OF &c. 900 n yea,
wholly unnecessary whom Montana is repro
scented 10y an able lawyer in each branch Of
congress.