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The evening world., 1894-08-22

To the Editor:
While on one Of the Sound steamers yesterday
was surprised to see a small canoe with both
sails fully rissed vending Its way towards South
Brother Island. The water on the Sound was
extremely rouSh-in fact. It seemed almost I'M
possible for 10 fraii 4 craft to keep In Its proper
position. No rowboat was In sight to render II
assistance should It be needed, only the large
Yachts and steamers. The canoe had two youths
about seventeen years old one wore red striped
suit and a straw hat, while his friend had blue
suit. / send this to your noted paper. hoping
that one Of them may be q reader and that II
might catch his eye. ] wish to congratulate
them for the skill In handling. but not for being
SO foolhardy as to risk their lives In such a
thing. and hope they will take my advice and
II they want to have sail to 60 on a iess windy
day or In = larger boat used to such weather.
NBvOH p. D. box 23U.
The evening world., 1894-08-22

Why were the charges against Sheriff
DUFFY, OF Westchester County, with
drawn? There was every evidence to
prove that Little Monte Carlo" was sur
fered to run in open violation of the
law. yet the Society for the Enforcement
OF Criminal Law. represented by Quincy
a. Gates, virtually apologized to Dutfy
when the matter was brought before the
Governor. and he thereupon dismissed
the case. An explanation Is due the Law.
abiding citizens Of the community.
The evening world., 1894-08-22

There's little romance about the milk
maids of Germany. They cover miles Of
territory, work from A. NJ. until p. N.
and make little more than living. In
imperial Berlin these trains Of women,
dogs. carts and milk tins abound. They
come and go before the city is awake In
Dresden. Leipsc and Augsburg they ell
Joy more freedom, and in lazy,
lovely old Nuremberg the yellow
The evening world., 1894-08-22
THE WORLD. WEDNESDAY EVENING AUGUST %, IseA

warden; A. j. Huxley, Past Previdsnt; A
ror.ythe, Past Pre,idant; Floor MANAGE; osorss
Committee, n. Mcouinses. II. u. Gregory. A.
George Wst.sr.w. jacob Hsmm.li. N. J: Kelly.
Or. W. A. e. Mckee. Michael Keane, J. Brin.
gold, r. ". Butts, Max wslienstein; Reception
Committee. A. J. Forsythe, Chairman; Dr Geo
Il. steel. a, sohiieht. John T. Graham. Peter Me-
Brooks. james Licwiyn. James S!evin: Ar
ranEcmen. Committee. A. j. Huxley. chairman
George T. Sirssbaugh. Secretary; DR.. George
w. steel Dr.. ". A. T.. Mckee, Peter Mcbride,
NJ Keene. A. J. Forsythe ". II. Gregory. Rob
sr Buchanan, BERNARD hcGuiness, James Beer
The evening world., 1894-08-22
Mamie, Annie and May.

TO Inc EdIIor'
ipciossd find Hc5. the proceeds OF q fair held
on the street and collected from friends.
MAMIE RYAN. 2ss East Twentieth street.
ANNIE and MAY GEOGHEN, 2U East 10th Of.
The evening world., 1894-08-22
Never waken n sleeping Patient.

When a patient sleeps, never under
any circumstances let him be awakened,
unless you have the sanction OF the ply
sician. A sick person who has been
asleep but a little while, and Is then
awakened, very seldom can go to sleep
again; while, had he slept few hours,
and then been aroused. he might have
fallen asleep again in n very few min
utes with little EFFORT.
The evening world., 1894-08-22
LiIy-White Dou9hnuts.

Make a sauce OF sour apples -
prunes. Select small, old doughnuse1
bore a hole in the top. and place eses
on a saucer; cover the cake with ~
sauce; flavor with lemon or WANNA
fill the saucer with whipped cream.
and brown in the oven. This aesse"
is good, and goes a long way.
The evening world., 1894-08-22

When Mayor Gliroy aud ex-Secretary
whitney meet abroad and discuss the
political. situation Of this State. there
will be many ears burning In the vi
entity Of Tammany Hail.
The evening world., 1894-08-22

The eyes of the civilized as well as
Of the uncivilized world, are now turned
towards the agricultural and virtuous
State OF Iowa specializing on the pos
sihitty OF that State being utilized for
purposes OF prize-fghting. The sporting
plptosrAts OF Sioux City have agreed
" md the requisite $4,000 which is the
lznpertsnt feature OF the proposed nsht.
eAa eapset y sysds the laws against
The evening world., 1894-08-22

To the Editor;
lnciossd please and ", IN. rssul, Of fair held
By ave little girls On Third avenue and sixty.
third street for the Sick Babies ruAd.
Maggie HorNn Aary AeCormAc.
FIofsnes Shurta. Aay MARKS.
So, JosiS Horan.
The evening world., 1894-08-22
Litt:e Johnny McKever and his friends

Litt.e Johnny McKever and his friends
Melted $500 fer the Sick Babies Fund BY
an entertainment given on that great
storm night on the Sound. Wednesday
LAST. at Won Liehn's Bay View Hotel.
City Island. The weather was so bad
:l:at most OF the good folks up at City
Island wouldn't venture out but all of
Host Won Liehn's guests gathered in the
big ballroom to see the youngest man
a8er in the business run a big. first class
show. There was Miss Leo Boisset. ten
years old; Annie McCorkle. eight
charming Annie May. In catching songs
and dances; Charles T. Eldridge. Allie
Masill. thirteen years old Irene Dalton
and Lillian Bertram, farcy dancers,
The evening world., 1894-08-22
4 Small Fair.

To the Eaitor;
Ineioasd please nad ~ the proceeds OF 4 small
fair held At the residence OF Miss Nsttie and
Master John Gilllss. 2SS Penn street assisted
oy friends. for the bsnsnt OF the sick babies
John Lansser, Maroella ReSdon
Charles IAusser, Jennie RickardS
Albert hsnck, Edna Denyse
The evening world., 1894-08-22

There Is doubt as to whether the Presi-
dent WIN stEn the Tariff bill or not.
hut there Is no doubt as to what his
!. feelings will be when he comes to put
his name to the bill. should he conclude
to DO ed. - "',,'' Pr"
The evening world., 1894-08-22
staten Is,aad GirIs Again.

To the LdItor:
Pislse md in.iosed 81. tho proceeds Of a
small tai- held by three girls in Montgomery
avenue. New Brighton. S. 49,.
JESSIE BIRD,
EVELYN SCHNEIDER,
KATIE SCHEID.
The evening world., 1894-08-22
Who Was Gains WifeS

To the Editor:
would inform &c. Rex" and all those who
desire 10 know where Gains, wife came from that
Scripture does not Give everything that happened,
but only the principal events. Now. II does not
say Cain went Immediately after Eilling his
brother in another country and took wife; there
fore. AS It gave The principal events its mentions
his tsbing a wife, which might haze been one
hundred years stte' SisyinE his brother O. longer
The Bible Is TO be regarded as a sacred history.
r. r. OSBORNE
The evening world., 1894-08-22
Eight Little workers.
To the Editor

To the Editor:
lnciosed please Gnd si5 the proceeds OF a
fair held by eight girls all about fourteen years
OF age. held at tho concordia Guild House. on
Frdav evening Aug. u. We all worked very
hard and hope II Will help some poor sick babe.
Sadie Raycroft, Minnie BarutnG
blanche Fitsherbert, Sadie e. Reycraft
Lottie Anderson, Annie McDonaugh,
Jennie Davis Rose Krouse,
The evening world., 1894-08-22
Rosa Bonheur's Greatest Hon..

Rosa Bonheur's pictures have haa ~.
nail of honor in every great exhibi,,o,
throughout the art world for the la,tI
thirty years. She has the cross Of ~
Legion Of Honor and a casket filed v,,sl
decorations, but the one honor ,h.1
prizes above all the rest is the :.
nation issued by Crown Prince
rick, during the occupation of Par,sN b. I.
1870. Although comparatively little mis-.
chief was done by the Prussian soldier,
at the close of the siege, an order was
issued to the troops. commanding "ab.
solute protection and unqualified respect
for Mile. Rosa Bonheur, not only BE-
cause she belongs to the world Of FrencN
art. but because she belongs to the
world"
The evening world., 1894-08-22

While there Is satisfaction in knowing
That the test OF pneumatic guns was
most successful, there Is greater salts
faction: In the thought that chances for
g their practical use. as far rs this con-
try Is concerned. are very remote.
The evening world., 1894-08-22
A VerandA Fair,
To tho Editor

To tho Editor:
Inciosed please md $780, from n fair held on
the vsrands Of Mrs. q. Hayes, Bay Seventeenth
street, near Benson avenue. Bath Beach Brook
Ign. for the beneat Of the Sick B&biss Fund
Hoping Il viii nslp them. and that next year
We viii do better We all remain.
Hannah Hayes, Selma Zimmerman,
Florence Zimmerman, Mas. Walter Dickson.
The evening world., 1894-08-22
Five Little Collectors.
To the Editor

To the Editor:
Kindly end inciosed sT.W, collected for the
Sick Babies Fund by u,,.-.. .tt,,-,
Florence Briggs. IL .rs,. lss Z. Iigth st.
Lille Stetter, lY yrA., 10 e. 18th St
Claudia komnioi,er. n yrs. 10 E. 18th ST.
Gazells Musthoot. 10 yrs. $50 e. 18th st.
Amelia Ststtsr. II yrs, ITO e. 18th st.
The evening world., 1894-08-22

.Philanthropist Pullman is merely ex-
ercising his right as an American citi-
sen In refusing to give a cent for the
relief Of. the suffering Inhabitants Of the
city out OF which he has made his
millions. but a great many people would
rather not change places with Philan-
thropist Pullman.
The evening world., 1894-08-22

.Divested of it's romantic aspect. the
double suicide of Juliette Fourier and
julius de Marcus is open to but one
criticism. Sensationalism was a strong
motive which impelled them to theii
rash deed. Had they failed in their
object, no matter how sincere theiI
purpose, little sympathy would b.
wasted upon them.
The evening world., 1894-08-22

That is shocking story which comes
from st. Louis Of an attempt made
by two millionaires OF that Western
metropolis to compel local street rail-
road magnate to give up $4,000 under the
persuasion of a cooked revolver. A
Calling gun would not persuade the av-
erage street railroad magnate to give up
thirty thousand dollars or thirty thou
sand cents.
The evening world., 1894-08-22
Straw Hats with Princes. TIPS.

The hat of the moment is a broad
brimmed. soft straw. trimmed with three
or six tips of the Prince of Wales style
and fastened with jewel headed pins.
or course. the fancy ornaments are not
worn ON the street. In the country. on
hotel piazzas. board walks and the drive,
fashions are followed that would not
be good form in town.
The evening world., 1894-08-22
Linen Hats.

Trust the English women for desSn.
in millinery that no other race
women can be induced to wear. seT
sation just out is linen hat. II
scribed In the following terms:
new and charming hat Is to be seen
blue, pink, green, white and black w.
The evening world., 1894-08-22
Gave q Garden Party.

To the Editor:
Enclosed please find SO for the Sick Babies Fund
the proceeds Of Starden party held at the resi-
dence Of Mrs Merriam, $50 East Eighty fourth
street, New York. and q fair under the auspices
OF the below mentioned little Girls and boys:
Lucinda E. sharretts, Adele Holthusen.
Bella Mulyey, May Moran.
Frank Mulvey,
The evening world., 1894-08-22
Four Boys Had - Fair.

To the Editor:
We again send you money for the Sick Babies
Fund which was collected at .. fair In front OF
ls4A Seventh avenue. We four boys worked hard
to collect this money, 80, but We feel We will
be amply repaid IL It will do good to the little
sick babies. We trust that all the boys and girls
will do all In their power to help swell the
Fund. .st ..
GEORGE HARVEY, 1856 Seventh avenue.
HARRY MARKS, lS4A Seventh avenue
WILLIAM HARVEY. 1856 seventh avenue.
Brooklyn, n. 7.
The evening world., 1894-08-22

xAere Is little prospect that the anti
Anarchist bill will be passed at this ses-
sion, IL 1t Is passed at all. 1t is a
measure that requires careful consid-
Grafton, as its scope OF power conferred
upon executive officers Is SO broad as to
.endanger the rights OF citizens.
The evening world., 1894-08-22
Thanks. Little ones.
To the Editor :

To the EdItoT: ..--I
Enclosed please find. si5. the proceeds OF
pretty little fair held by Adele Erma Loeb better
known az Baby Loeb at her home. ils East
ssvsnty-ntth street. sssisted by hsr brother sis
The children all Join In sending their good
wishes for the sick babies, hoping their mite will
do some good. BABY.
The evening world., 1894-08-22
God Biess Then.

To the Editor:
The inelossd - Is for the dear i,ttls sel
babies Best wishes and a God bless them.
TOTE DUHLo
The evening world., 1894-08-22

The. Prohibitionists have named can
didates for city and county Offices. Let
. no one throw cold water on their hopes.
The evening world., 1894-08-22

. Mr., Ppilman's answer to Gov. Ait
geld regarding the latter's plea for aid
for the starving families Of Pullman
lis practically " Serves them right" His
model city, Ia now IN some respects
:, model Hades. .,----------.--
The evening world., 1894-08-22
Advice wanted auickIy.
70 the Editor;

70 tHo T'FFNV''
Advice 10 wanted quickly. Sunday US my day
OF rest. woman living near by has an organ.
which she pumps and thumps all day. with &C.
cshionAl hoilsrinE run away. but md II
still going when return exhausted from
climbing he hills around. what should ! dor
XIII the woman or apply for en- injunction
as4lnst the manufacturer Of the Instrument
Co. STANTON. VA
The evening world., 1894-08-22

Adviees from China give vague &C
counts Of battle at Ping Yang. in
which the Japanese were defeated and
driven back and reattacked the next
day and defeated again. but the jap
anese do not know Of any such occur
The evening world., 1894-08-22
Prime Peach Pic.

Line a pie-tin with pun -pas'e' AZ.
with pared peaches in halves or qusi .s,.r
well covered with sugar; put on ur I,n.
crust AMI bake; or make as above W."
out upper crust. bake until done
move from the oven. snd cover WIN ~,
mcrinsue made of the whites ., 80
eggs. beaten to sim froth WIN "a
tablespoons powdered sugar; retu
oven and brown slightly
peaches may be used In the same
The evening world., 1894-08-22
Give III. Lungs Clean Food

Crowds are dangerous. had air 10 III
murder. All places OF resort unless A
ventilated. are filled with the poAVI
human breaths and the noxlous ~.
iations of the body. and no one VINO boz. ~
derstands the science OF health can o..
that many lives are shortened by US 40.
furious atmosphere OF fashionaoi'
ssmblies, churches and theatres -
The evening world., 1894-08-22
Laurel HiIla Kings Daughters.

10 the Fditor
Inrlo-sd please an &c from SeIshboriy Circl.
OF kinCs iAuEhtss and Sons Of Laurel I'M
Queens County, t0r Sick Babies fund '.
MISS L. CLOCK, Treasurer. Laurel lIill. n. Y
The evening world., 1894-08-22

TO the buItuT' -
We had q little stand In the street near our
home aud told toys and fancy srticiss We
| worked sealousy for one week and realized 81. 70.
i We send Il to you. hoping It will help sorns poor
babisS
Julia BsbsrI4id. Gertie Silbsrstein.
| $50 East One Huntrsd and Fifth street.
The evening world., 1894-08-22

One naturally looks for fiowery
speeches from Asbury Park. where the
American Florists are In session. Z
The evening world., 1894-08-22
The Return of the Wanderers"

To the Editor: "' -
Enclosed nnd So proceeds OF an entertainment
given Saturday evening. Aug. IS. At 2a3 West
Thirty third street. for the Sick Babies Fund.
The programme consisted OF the one-act play.
THE Return Of the Wanderers" Those who
took part were: .,... u.
Ray Msnheimer. knteline Klein.
Mstty Hughes Blanche Manhetmer,
Cecilia Stanton, Gertie Osner,
A. Price. Louis Manheimor.
George Baer
Tho admission charged was cents We hope
the inciosed Will assist IN making some OF the
babies happy,
The evening world., 1894-08-22
. wiiinhe sign the bill or not?

The supply OF man-eating sharks in
these waters exceeds the demand.
The evening world., 1894-08-22

made over frame of chip. IN, 80
illustrated Is black linen. over "sWsl
straw, trimmed with a scarf Oh ms...
chiffon and two black quilts
hats are intended for morning, Thsy
with the duck and linen dresses 4.
are ugly enough. 1t might be sdoe~
60 with the first ag-dealer who pas'
The evening world., 1894-08-22
Ssss Letter wan Appear Later.

;' ; 49,; =. I: e. =. =. AVN n;
The evening world., 1894-08-22
Apples and stay-at-Hom.,

People who lead indoor lives have ".
toriously bad livers. Unless that orsa'
gets systematic shakings II become
sluggish, the skin turns a greenlsh r0,
low or blotches. the brain. hayinr
impure blood supply, gets lazy AM,
health declines. The Norsemen c,n.
the apple food for the GODS" and r.s
1t to renew the strength Of the hos.]
and mind. There is not only i,r,.}
albumen. fibrine, acid and water in ,S
fruit, that the system rapidly as,,r.,
lates. but the large amount OF nho.
phorus stimulates the nerves. That
what the women who stay at hor,.
and the people who are tied to the pr,,d
stones of factory and ONCE life nal
nerve food.
The evening world., 1894-08-22

I, Gov. Flower came promptly to the
rescue Of, Little Monte Carlo" yester-
The evening world., 1894-08-22

Readers OF THE EVENING WORLD iearino
ihe city for DC 10, months should send In hoH
sadresses and hare TIE EriNING WORLD
mailed 10 Gem regularly
The evening world., 1894-08-22
NeV9El HeME|

Civilized men don't drink water -
women and children should not III, sn
finer natures require wine. ana
pest is the pure white and red ju,co1
In oranges, Errpes. grape fruit, berr.s'
plums and melons. Any girl who IN
quit drinking water and eat frpi, ~
the liquid food. will be surprised t.
season at her own comeliness.
The evening world., 1894-08-22
The Collectors Check.

To the Editor:
Enclosed, md check Of Ss.T for Sick Babies
Fund collected BY.
Erms Ftiedenheit Rita Stern
Clara Friedenheit, IrvinK David.
Edgar David. Artie Friedenheit
The evening world., 1894-08-22

haired, pink-cheeked dairy-maids
don't go home while there is
e drop of white wine in the wagon. All
the Empire drinks hot milk with the
coffee, and so the cream Is saved to
make butter. The law looks after the
dogs, and compels the driver to spread
q carpet for the faithful steed to lie on
while customers are being served.
The evening world., 1894-08-22
SNAKE BITE CURED WHILE You WAIT.

The snakes, but not the snake, must
60. Prof. Boyer, of Tulane University
Museum, New Orleans, is fixing things
SO that the snakes occupation will soon
be gone, and then they will have to find
some other business. besides frightening
convalescent whiskey drinkers to death.
The professor believes that the snakes
bite can be rendered harmless BY the
previous incubation with snakes poison
of the person bitten. He fed his own
little finger TO a young rattlesnake yes
terday, and will take bigger snake
next time and give 1t something bigger
to bite, and SO keep inoculating himself
until he can let the biggest kind OF a
snake bite him without resultant m
jury.
II Prof. Boyer succeeds in domesticat-
ing the snake as the Jersey mosquito
has been domesticated, he will confer a
| boon. II he takes the sting out OF the
real snake. the snake Of imaalnatio
will likewise be subdued. Then Il won
matter what kind OF liquor mar
drinks. the snakes he sees won't phas,
him. Prof. Beyer's experiments. though
do not cover green bugs and blue mon
keys, which sometimes poster a maj
lettering on the rear end OF a jag.
The evening world., 1894-08-22

Beauty overwhelmingly.
The evening world., 1894-08-22
The Way so.s Fools Perish.

Twsnty.second street and Eighth avenue
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1894-07-14

James Bryce. MP. Author of The AmeIi-
can Commonwealth. - II is just what
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the brightest outlook window in Christen-
dom for BUSY people who want to zee
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Cardinal Gibbons ITO the busy world who
have not leisure to peruse the current
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a mirror, rejecting the contemporary
thought of Great Britain and America"
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Also proprietor OF the Garden Cafe. where
everything is first class at reasonable rates.
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the world has agreed is INDIs-
PENsABLE. 1t will be more
brilliant than ever during 1894.
The readers of THE REVIEW
OF REVIEWS say that it would
keep them we'll informed if it
werethe onlyliterature printed.
1t is especially valuable to
clergymen, professional men,
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-06-13
Big Crowd at the Mldwinier Fair
Join in Celebrating Mon
tana Day.
Uncut Stones From the TroasurO
State Distributed With
Lavish Hand
sPssohss MAIDS Complimentary to Mons
taua aud Her fFoduois-Musio and
Fireworks os tho ProKramms.


apeeial 10 tho lndspendont
eAH FRLNuHoo. Juno l2-honlana day
was appropriately observed al She Midwlu-
Yer fair, and more than l20OO aspphirsa
and other native gems we're distributed FREQ
10 yaitors to-day. The ceremonies began
a. three O'Clock with a greeting 10 Mon
lana by a committee representing the Mid
winter fair. responded IA by Commissioners
Thomas @. Merrill. Of Helena. He referred
70 Moniana as the Treasure state Of the
union. He spoke Of hs wonderful growth;
said Montsna's gold output squslsd that Of
Cslifornis, and her silver output erosedsd
that Of any other state, while ths copper
outpst exceeded that Of all other states
combined.
Col. Andrews, OF San Francisco. followed
with an address highly complimentary Of
Montanks precious gems. Miss Carroll
Grouse. formerly Of Montsns, sang the
heartily spplsudsd by ,hs forty or nfty
Montanisns present. Director Cen
srsl de Young's address Of well
CONS. was loud In prsias Of ths
Treasure state OF the union. II was
responded to by Worlds Fair Commis-
sionsr Bickford, In an appropriate greet
ing from Monisna 10 California. Daring
the ceremonies q band in the Montana
building furnished music.
Among those present was O lady. nov
residing in San Francisco. Who claims she
was the frst white child born In Montana.
All day vast crowds gathered around shs
ints: csting mineral exhibits In The build-
ing. and many hontspisns greeted one
another there. The buildinR was taste
fully decorated sad presented q very az
tracsivs appearance Every sdmission
ticket TO the fair had . coupon attached
emitting the holder 10 Aontana sapphire.
All visitors called for these gems. and ssv-
srsi clerks we're kept busy all dAy and un-
I'll late at night issuing little sealed en-
vslopss containing npphirss. which are
highly prizsd hors. AZ night there we's
fireworks illuminations and several special
features in honor Of Montana day.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-06-13
Two Subjects OF the Greatest I'M
pOrIanco TO the States Of
the West
Bill for FREQ Coinage introduced
by Senator squiro, or Wash.
ington.
Western Members OF the House 10 Con
ference on tho subject Of Irrigation
Capital NswL

WASHINGTON. June l2.--ssnator Squire,
OF Washington. to-day introduced q bill
for the free coinage Of silver. II provides
that the owner of silver bullion may deposit
70 az The minis. receiving Ia payment stand
ard silver dollars squal 10 the value Of the
bullion on the day OF depost, tbs dino :
enes 10 bs retained by the government AZ
soghiorsss. ns a reserve fund 10 bs used by
the SECRETARY Of tho treasury In maintain
ine the parity OF silver dollars. The coin
ace OF silver dollars shall not exceed 81.
100000 each month. When The aggregate
amount Of money in the country reaches
$40 per capita, fu ther silver ooinsRs shall
be discontinued. and shall bs resumed
whsn II falls below that figure. Provision
ia made for ooining silver half dollars OF
the present size and maintaining thcir
parity In the Same manner as other silver.
They also hre made legal tender.
Western members OF tho house havo held
csncns TO map Out plan Of cnmpaign on
The irrigation question and have resolved
10 spare no labor 10 secure notion by this con-
Rress. Representatives OF thirteen western
states and territories. Including members
OF all parties, met here this weex. Repre-
sentative sweet. who called the meeting
was elected chairman. and the matter was
thoroughly discussed. In accordance with
che instructions OF tho meeting a commit.
tee consisting OF Representatives Sweet. OF
Idaho; Colleen. OF Wyoming. and Baker. OF
Kansas. called on Speaker Crisp to-day 10
AJAX that the commitlee on tulea ast nnntt
which 10 70 be ag6eed ueon by western
members. Tho speaker suggested that q
resolution should be introduced in the req
ular order. and nsksd 10 have copies OF the
bill submitted. but made no promise. An
other caucus will be held BY the wssternsrs
this voeh.