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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-07-12

NO. II. Size No. IS Waltham or
E'Rin movement, seven jewels. beauti-
fully engraved Mcntauk case, SlS. This
watch would cost from SIS to S95 at Jew
slry stores.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-07-12
HE WAS WITH LOLA MONTEZ
THAD PHILLIPS RECOLLECTIONs OF
THE FAMOUS ADVENTURES.

Her Income from EnEinnd-The Fate
of Grass Valley ShipIey and Actor
Fowler - Discovering Lolita - LOIa's
Freakish Evasion of nm Attachment
i'm AustraIia-GIitterin Memcntoes
of King Louis InfatuatiOn.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-25

Faculty Has Not Killed the College
6ports-

PRINCETON, n. j., Dec. 24.-Since
Thanksgiving the rumor has been cur
rent about the college that the faculty
intended to take some radical action in
the restriction OF college sports before
the beginning Of another athletic sea-
son. College closed Wednesday for
Christmas recess with no action taken
by the faculty on the subject OF ath-
letics. From what members OF the
faculty say, however. il appears that the
students themselves have saved the big
game for next year. Early in the sea.
son the college autt critics had begun TO
feel that the Thanksgiving game in New
York must GO. The students disarmed
the criticism Of the faculty this
year by their orderly behavior on
returning to Princeton aud qui-
city retiring To their rooms the
night OF the victory over Yale. The
members Of the faculty are specially
pleased with the classroom work done
by the foot ball players. Ward. Ballet.
Taylor and Blake are high graders.
Trencharn. Brown. Wheeler and King
average well in the college work. Ii is
prettv well understood that the students
themselves have vindicated their right
TO another seasons trial and they will
doubtless be given IL.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-25

NJ. H. Twitchell. United States consul
at Kingston. Canada, In reply 10 the
wheat aud -four circular Of the depart
ment Of state. In his report says: -From
June 20. 1891. 10 the prceent time only
one carload of American -four has been
imported into this district"
Harry Ii. Smith Of Michigan. for
some years journal clerk Of the house
ofrepresentatives and then deputy reg
lister OF the treasury under General Ros-
ecrans, has resigned owing to a personal
and official difficulty between himself
and Register Tillman.
Government receipts for this month
up To date have been in round numbers
s5,O00O0o less than the expenditures.
the figures being: Receipts. s2l.0500o0
aud the expenditures s35.2i3.0oo OF
which sll.9tJ.0o0 has bccn on account
Of pensions
A stamp order was received at the
post Office department Saturday for
25l. I6s. 100 columbian stamps valued at
s5.170.922 These will be placed ca sale
in about 1900 presidential postoifices.
Secretary Carlisle has appointed ia
cob I. Helmann shipping commissioner
at Port Townsend. Wash.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-25
wINrEn MHEAr cnOP.
Zach or the sax states show an
Acreage Dccrease.

ToLEpo. Ohio, Dec. 24.-During the
past week King < Go. Of this city have
received replies frofn 1854 grain dealers
and miilers Ia Ohio, Indiana. Illinois,
Michigan. Kansas aud Missouri. con
cerning the winter wheat crop. They
cover every important wheat county in
these sfates, which raise l5O,oOO.uJ0 90
2sJ0.OouOOO bushels annually, or about
two thirds OK the winter wheat crop OF
the United States These states are
also among the largest clover seed pro
dpcers-
Zach 20 toe states report smaller
acreage scwn fo winter wheat this fail
than the amount sJwn in ls91 hichi.
gan shows the largcss falling Of. being
nearly a quarter smaller. Missouri has
about fifth less; illinois about an
eishth lees. some cf the smaller wheat
counties there showing the greatest de
crease. ksnsas. Ohio and Indiana each
snow about q sixteenth decrease. The
aer cage harvested this sear was reduced
by a larger amount than usual. being
winter.xsliet
The crop gees into winter la good cou.
dition Sonae sections say 10 was
little dry for the late sOwn. Ohio re
porte the test and a very favorable
start Inghana shows nearly ~ well.
followed closely by Kansas aud Mich
gan. whsle Missouri and Illinois have
s~cure.i only a fair OF an average start:
90 report the proepect exeeiisnt. iEo
god; l.uii fair, 81 poor. and only 55
say II has = very poH start.
The reports show that about three-
eixhts a the lssti aheat cfop. shich
49, ahf.Ff ..ffe ssilt ZEN. ~ n n f.rnaaFsr
dealers and intAsIar @iliera hands ga
The six slas~s Ohio as asual. hss the
largest Fsssfses. equal % aboat half -
tie iast trnp Michigan - next, WITH
nearly "a Daet ia4izBa has sbsai =
thlrt vhils ilisasls. Kansas aud dis
soaa esah have aissus ~ pee eeht
iIsif = ths FepoTts esy the reserves
ere Et<.at TIE ssase fss 4 year ago Ohis
~ 4 tflae nnere. Ibassas a. 4 Mfcbissn
gs.iy as hsea. illiaeis tsiile lezs, bate
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-25
MURDERED AND cREMaTED.
Terrible Crime Committed By Masked
KOhbrr~

RucHAoSp. Va. Dec. - TeIegrans
received here from Lyachbiirg. VIZ
gina. tell Of holocaust near that placs
last night About a month ago the
young and pretty daughter of j. VI.
White % that city was married in North
Carolina % Pleasant Hsudricks Of
Campbell county. Virginia They set
tied snuzly at housekeeping shout six
miles from that city. near Bococks. aud
lived happily togrrher Today their
house. " . mass % charrsd ruins and
The husband ies turued to a crisp.
while the young vie IL frantic with
grief The husband Was murdered and
the 10 - buraei last cight by four
masked E8en, suPf 0sed o. be whife caps.
The story which reached THE city is 20
the effect that after Mr.. ana Mrs. Hea-
dr,cks hSdret,re,i last night fou masked
men forced their way ia AMI knocked
the hushaad down. Mrs. Hendricks
tainted and waa taken out intfl the yarsl
while the men r,I1bed the h0use and set
Il on fire. When the wife became con.
scious the house Was mass of names
The biaxe attracted the Heighbors. but IL
vas then too late 60 either save the house.
or recover the body. which sas ioaad
this morning.
Hendricks was = prosperous farmer.
about o. wears Of ago. and u wa not
Known that he had an eneuiy. II - sup
posed that the parties keae that he had
q large sun ef money In the hsu.e. The
people % that community ara sild. and
there viii certainly be a lynctiag II any
of the guilty men are catighL
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-25

man SocSctkes.
PmfADEIrnIA. Dec. ~. The various
singing societies OF this city and dele
gates from those of other cities coupos-
ing the United Singrrs have held meet
ings recently 10 Philadelphia. Baltimore
and other places to protest against the
participation Of singing societies from
Albany. Boston and hartford in the Ma
tlonai Ssengerfest 10 be held in New
York next July.
Az the Sengerfest Of three years ago.
held in Newark. il was understood that
only those singing societies from Brook
lyn. Newark, Trenton. Orange. Balti-
more and Philadelphia. members OF the
united Singers. we're To take part in the
festival and by the rules all other sing
ers were dcbarred.
The New York people. however. con-
trary to all precedent. insisted that tho
Albany. Boston and Hartford orcaniza-
tions. although not members OF the
Northwestern Sangerbund. should be
allowed 10 contest and threatened that.
should they be refused their demands.
10 act In the matter without consulting
the wishes OF the association.
This decision resulted in many bick-
erings and considerable ILL., feeling. and il
is doubtful il the singers OF Baltimore
aud Philadelphia win participate in the
National S9nyerfest at New York.
Should they not attend il is possible
that they will combine to hold an indie
pendent festival. TO which the singers OF
the principal southern cities. Washing
ton, Richmond. New Orleans and others,
will be invited. The latter cities are
not represented in the Northwestern
Sengerbund, but have an organization
known as the North American Senger-
bund.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-25
AT LoGGEaHEADs.
Ways and Means Committee Cannot
Agree ON Income Tax

wAsHISeroS. Dec 4-Congressmen
intend to make a holiday time Of the
recess and will not work very hard.
The committee on appropriations. which
was more or less industrious during the
month between these sessions will not
try to do any business. and the sub
committees Ia charge or various appro-
priation bills will follow the same course.
1T has been determined that the appro-
priation bills shall not be reported 30 as
TO interfere with the tariff. 1t Is ex-
pected that there will be plenty Of timc
to prepare the appropriation bills while
the tariff is being disposed OF in the
house. The only committee that Is
anxious TO get it's appropriation bill In
early is that OF the rivers and harbors
which il desirous to have its bill con-
sidered before the other appropriations.
Members have not as yet left the city,
as generally during the last recess. At
that time they went home 10 bring their
families to the capital and the families
being here now they prefer to remain In
the city.
There is little possibility OF a settle
ment OF the main differences OF the ways
and means committee as TO whether to
make the income tax an individual or
corporate investment tax. The majority
OF the members will bc left undecided
but there is no opinion expressed that
the plan outlined by President Cieve-
land in his annual message will be fin
ally agreed 10. Meanwhile the sub
committee on internal revenue will con-
tinue to work on the bill. As the ma
jority OF The subcommittee favor an in
dividual revenue tax il is very likely
that the bill will be prepared on that
basis and submitted 20 the full com
mittee when the actual test will come
on the proposition 10 approve the bill
The committee on banking and cur
rency. the most discordant committee
in the house, as one of its members de-
clared il TO be. would be very likely 10
reach some sort OF an agreement early
after adjournment Members outside
OF the committee room seem 10 have
agreed upon plan which they could
not do IN committee
1t is now proposed to report adversely
the bill introduced by representative
Cox OF Tennessee. and 20 authorize Mr..
Cox 10 submit minority report. which
would give him charge of the bin on the
floor Of the house This is said To be-
the only way the committee can get out
of the present tangle. The state bank
tax repeal question has the right OF way
aud no other business can be considered
while IL is undisposcd 81. The plan of
reporting it adversely seems 10 be the
only method Of getting il out OF the way.
Ii is understood that both factions
would be willing TO have IL discussed on
the floor. the opponents believing that
il would be defeated. while its friends
claim that the democrat platform would
not be fulfilled unless IL is passed
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-25
ROBBED THEM BLIND
Masked Burglars Held Up . Train
Near CoffeyviIle
LooTING TIE EXPRESS CAR
An the Passenger Were kohted OF
kserythsnx of valse They Had
None werc isjsrcd-

CovYEYvrIIs. Kanx. Dec. "a The
southhound passenger train. No. =. oE
the Iron Mountain disision 1t the Nis-
souFi Pacific. which left this station ~
Go this evening. vas held up and rob
bed by ive masked men 1T Seminole
station. Indian Territory. iivs miiss
south of co1eyvilio The lock
was broken and the train ran into
the aiding on which box car was stsnd-
ing. on which vas q red lantern. The
point or robbery 10 small station on
the open prairie. EERineer James Hzr-
RE was carefully guarded by
one OF the men with Winchester
while the rest proceeded To rob the mail,
express car and every passenger on the
train from smoker 20 sleeper. The
leader was a tail man who went through
tho car and relieved the fright
encd passengess Of their money
and valuables while the party
kept up q fusilade with Winchesters
and reyolvers. They evidently srcured
a large amount OF booty. A party OF
young people from CoEeyyilie. who We're
out driving sat ia a conveyanee close 10
the scene and witnessed the affair.
They were first 10 bring the news
OF robbery TO this town. Several gen
tiemen of this city who do business in
the territory were on the train and were
victims OF the brigands- Fortunately
no one was injured by the shooting
which was all done by the robbers. .
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-25

Madison square Bank Victims show
up the Rascality.

NKw YoRE. Dec. IA meeting OF
deposstors of tks Madison square bank.
y hose deposits were accepted August
Rnd ). ifimediatciy prior 90 the elosing
% the bAak after that iostitutiOr vas
known TO be insolvent. will be held at
the Flfth Avenue hotel December -. to
take acton toward securing the return
Of their money. The call Tor the meet
ing. rhich i signed by a nutnber OF
large depositors. has this 20 say of tho
management OF the bank aud the action
Of the indicted directors. It sceps that
brazenly violated. bet that the civil law
Of the state as well has been
trsmrlcd under loot The com
mon rights of depoaitors have
been ruthiessIy disrcguarded. Money
has been loaned to directors on secu-
rites Insufficient In Law or worthless Ia
fact hazardous private enterprises have
been illegally supported wirh. the banks
funds. false reports have been sworn 10
and fled Deposits aggregating over
$1,000 were accepted within the two
days preceding the failure Of the bank
and after its hopeless Insolvency Vas
admitted by th0se IN charge and IL -
n.torioos that on the very morning
vhen the bank closed it, doors check
aggregafing over $4,000 were drawn
On the bank by few favored persons
by director % the bank and his broth
or. in behalf Of corporations interested
and by the state treasurer. all OF whom
knowing that the bank bad failed. we're
seeking preferences that the law for
bidz
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-25

Herman Baer. a Bebse~. An Trosble
With lfi< fsthes.

CHicAco. Dec ea-An interesting
story an CONNECTION with the case q
Herman Baer, who is now Ia jail await,
ing trial for emDezzlemenl has 5u1f
come 20 light Rser is bat - years oid.
a Hebrew and sOn og the senior soem-
ber of the well known hrm az ikaer.
Seasongood A Co. 81 81 Louis Hs, IL 4
rather Wild young maB Hnd freQoenfiy
had trouble with his father Af-odt
seven months ago young Basr forged
his fathers name 90 checks for S1900
and secured the money. he then rsn
away FROM ST. Louis and came 90 CHI
cago. where he MAS secretly Dzrrh,d %
a Miss Barry. very handsome an.i sc-
complished young lady.
The marriage caused mere trouble FOR
young Baer st home than the forxi ~ Of
his fathers name. Tor the girl he had
chosen for his wife is q Genfilr for
this what Bacr senior considered sh un-
pardonable sin. young Baer xas Dis
owned. He then secured employment
Ss travelling snlesman Tor Hases 4 Co.
hattcrs on Franklin street H,s,~ BE
embczzlcd nearly fi.0o0 and uiss AZ.
rested and lodged ia Jail
HE Gentle wife stuck 20 him and
finally induced Attorney ~ A. Ismin
sohn 20 sign her husbands bone for
5000 and he was released ffoa, jzil
Two days later Lexlnsohn iearnell thai
Bser vas preparing 20 give him tl< slir
and surrendered him ca the boad.
Since that time he has been "a the
county Jail unable 90 secure haii The
young wife went 20 ~. Loas and j,lead-
ed with her fsther-in Law 10 ccms io her
sons assistance, but the cd s-sn lprnea
q deaf ear.
The elder Baer. however,. Was ma idle
While he allowed his son D. nefnsin Ia
jail Tor the lack % s9foo bond. While
he IL worth a half million dollars. ne
still sav a suy 70 get rid q the t;cntils
wife a the orring son. Attorney
w. =. Forrest was rofainsd ~
the elder Bscr to defend the rol..
The defense viii he that younx
Baer was insane Tor some time before
his marriage 60 Miss Barry, snd Il THE
fact can be established the Marriage 10
Miss Barry can be annulled ard the son
acquitted 81 embozslcment at the same
time.
Whether OF not this can be done re-
mains Go be seen. Young Bser and he
Gentle wife are deeply devoted 60 each
other and refuse % listen 10 any prop-
osition lcoking 10 their s~psratlon or
the annulment Of their marriage Vows
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-25
NO SHOW FOR MELLO
SHOW REBELS HARD PUSHED
Ths covsenacas n Dsawtax shs Cor
don csn>rr Around shs ISssrxens.'
Ftsrs % Crush L..

W..u.~r~<.>< ~ "a n. <~~~><...s. 4.
.'.-...:-s-. -. - - -. - -
n,s 'a9.'.'' wa sss seosse', sne 81
1nsn ostes "a tefe<n susan nas
cabisd Ainietcs Aeudonca tho facts %
Tar - they are known In Rio regarding
the column of iusureents under General
Savaiya. which Il vsrsously reported "a
marching upon San paulo and upon
the capital o( Santa Catharins. and con
s..ting Of from aom Ia fxDD men ~'rba
m....,a n h.x. ,a..,ved from nv
-n,.,,..,s- ..;5 M;.,.,.. NJ.
soass ses"s n'oes sA''s'se'y
tnss e4"nso eoumh unoot Seneta
oavasva. the minister OF foreign nuhirs
tells me. consists OF iess than Zoo. all
cavalry. They have got no further
north ttzn Santa Catharina. and have
., Far f.,laa In fhefr efYorfs
a. 49,. ;.n.t;6, w;sh An.
se, - az. ussin a,,v;.nsI
.,,,s.-,,s,t wh.,.h 4. .~,.t,;.bsa -, ,h.
Tsis,,.i - 500 rs,h.~,r@ ss.n S.v.,,s
,.as~ - :. ss.sa ..s.s.,,s =. =. -, 80 =,
...ss a.. ,.'... sp - 49, ;.,.nJ 49,,
,he eaasa.nn,ar, sors.s d.sss,a5 b;as a,d
49, 49, - - p;~ C~aads. L. S,,l
Re h.s g.. .s,,r,.d w,,h |. stron.
,reon ~ Las - ars,rv as hn, ~ ss a No, .nenoss
IN fhe covsrn,ent e Forces :. rsster'
dsv,s ,.I.,,,,..,s .a,..,,,sd ira gn,e,
y ne, ~ $50 T Gs,hsP;na h.s a50o rscn-
Lar troo,,s nnder h;s cnmm.nd and
Sav.;v. h NOT I,ke,v - make and ser;ons
,n,rsss;,,, sga,nst thor,
Government SIN Holds hso.
AS to the condition OF things ia Rio.
continued Minister Mendonca, the gov
ernment has control of every island IN
the bay except NiileJaig non. Las Cobras
and one other. which latter Is place OF
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-25
CANADA is WAITING.
Wants Tariff Pointer Before Chang
ing the Schedules.

OTTAWA. Dec. 2l-The house OK par
lament viii not be called together until
some time in February at least A
member Of the cabinet states that the
question Of sammoning parliament has
not yet been formally discussed BY the
government in council. and that moth
ing will be done until Mr. Bowel re-
turns
1t seems imperative that the meeting
Of parliament should be delayed until
some idea can be formed as 20 what
tariff charges are likely 10 take place on
the other side OF the line Ii will be
impossible for this government 30 for
mulate policy irrespective OF what the
United States may do. and as the min
lister OF finance has promised In define
the fiscal policy OF the government early
IN the session he must delay the meeting
until something moro Is heard from
Washington.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-25

Provisional tsoycrnment Has f.2oo
Men Under Arms

CHICAGO. Dee. - The Tribuns's
Port Townsend. Washington. special
SAYS: Twelve hundred men are under
arms for tic Hawaiian provisional gov.
ernmeni az lionoluld, with 30 addi-
tional who are being held in rcsetve in
case 81 emergency. awaiting 80 repel any
attack. from no matter what source.
Such is the gist 90 letter received
from Patrick Hutton. well known and
responsible local resident. who II q reg
ulafiy enlisted soldier in President
Dole'e little army. having gone from
Tort Townsend o. the Sandwich
Islands about four months ago.
Hutton writes that his term of service
is twelve months. that he receives
go month and food. and is veil
treated. iiis letter. which came by the
latest steamer from Hobolulu. states
that Queen Ldliuokalani will never be
restored. neither uiIl the English half
breed princess ever sit on the Hawaiian
throne Nor viii there ever again be
monarchy on the islsnds flutton says
that regular constIiptiooai republic is
soon 20 be proclaimed wi;h q general
election. e. he participated In only by
those paying tases on at least fzfsD
worth ~ property. This wIIi throw the
gosernsnent entirely into the hap6s q
Anericans hy large majority. Bnttous =
letter states that ~ the pravisionsl army
st leasf fiFe.eights are Asneficsns by
birth They vii not bear arms against
the authority q the Jniied States nniess
ia self siefease. but attack. no matter
from what source. sli be repeiled.
Hutton owns considerable property
there lie eas Tor years quaftermseter
on boaud fhe United States revenue cut
ter Noirott and ues aiso guardian ~
the coarts jaii fcr titee and a member
of sue ieeal police fort~
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-25
rExas Road Nor afFEtrEn
santa Re Failure Docs Not Isscrferv
with It

GAivE~roN. Texas. Doe "a "A cipher
message received to-day by John NJ
By "a. treasurer - the Cuff. Colorado &
Santa be railroad from President J. W
keinhart states that the receivership
action taken by the Ateha=on eystem al
Topeka dsee 90, include the tsnlf. Csio.
FasIo a santa Pc. extensilag from Gal
sesIton te Purcell. | L and 30 Paris
Texas. where connection il made with
the 'frieco The Texas road will bs op-
Grated under lss osn separate corporate
ofnanilafion, aad i reported b bs 10
as,.s1 f.sBdttian
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-25
mr. Win pfrr.
A Cssak Attempted to Mil a worthy
Oid aan

RacsErrxa. v n. Dec. ef--A crank
attempted - kiii slias 6. Walbridgr, a
wealthy real estate dealer in he offics
lasf nixht iie had heen ioifsrlng
aroand fhe building until Ne zzw Wal
bridge eater be oftca Fsllewing him
IN A. Waltfirigr turned b. The hat rack,
he eas BIZ Over the heal with piece -
ruhber pipr in ehtSh vas
e5acesie<l ! sfiFk ~ solder The teo
ssea xrappl~si snd MF. wslsrsizp.. ~ho
j. sh9ot ~ years odd. snaiiy rst he
weapon away frou hls ss-silAnt The
crssk led through the door and was
iost N tbs crowd of iinlldsy shoppers
oufsisies Mr. WsIhridges head rss
bsfiy cut sad weakesed ty loss q
bird IN ~as taken - his hsHne. Iie-
tsctiyes are rroarsng the ei'y for the
s~-aiiant but hs bas ~ yssf roeceesis~i
IN siuding capture f5is nmtiee rss
sxidsDtiy murder snd rnhtsF,h
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-25

New Field In Utah Pans Out &fe
Ton.

SaIT LAKE CRY. U. T.. Dec 2i-Lew.
iston. u. T.. better known as the Camp
Floyd district. the scene OF the recent
gold discovery. is developing into a
bonanza camp. The district IL located
about iifteen miles from Lehi. local
station on the Rio Grande Western. The
gold. supposcd 10 be mainlyin chloride.
state. IL found in blanket vein Ia lime
and shale. which has already been
traced for distance 81 ten miles Ex.
perts and mineralogists claim that the
belt extends over 90 the Wasatch range.
and 10 within a lew mics ~ Lehi City.
By the uss 81 the cyanide process the
gold il extracted a. cost ~ e. % 81 per
ton. including all expcnscs OF labor and
milling. The ore averages siG per ton.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-25


NA>zzfsefss. dec "A The hnal se-
cep<4nce by the boase Of The srnsie
&naennzaent O. tue pgscfi deficiency ban
giving payment 81 salaries 10 TIE senste
per diem cisrks Cor The congressional
vacation IN ls3i probably marks the
eio>r 81 q contentson bctween the teo
branshs< u congress which dates hack
- time uhea IN i><s The senate soted
- smp1oy pfissfe secretaries for sens-
tors ne Hefe not ehsf'nen ot commit
fees The house did not accept the an
nossfion IN kindif spirit. and uue and
aS1in refused t9 snelade Ia the ifg.>ia-
tive b'il ats spprpptl@tton Tor the c.cfks
of ssnsfors Tie senate. cn sts part.
ual<r f1.frI "a rrurIIa Ia the nav -