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STATE Legislature.
Business Of Any Import
nee Passed in the House.
NATE ACTED IN CONCURRENCE
the Passage of a Bill for the First
me Since the Legislature Opened
bveral Important Matters Referred
D Corporations Committee.

be members of both branches were the
pients OF two pamphlets today with
compliments OF the authors-Senator
eman and Senator Miller. That OF the
ner was entitled 1.-THE Real Is
or why the Senate Refused
DIN the House i'm Grand Committee" !"
that of the Honorable Miller, "Thc
spiracy which Overthrow Constitu-
al Government in Rhode Island in
:" Senator Freeman selected a deli
mauve tint for the outer cover,
lie the Democratic document resem-
the color of gore, SO to speak. 1t Is
Hess To state they were laid away,
X, Judge and The Illustrated American
ving more fascinating reading than
ponderous fulminations OF the gifted
.esmen. There was the usual season
Congratulations between the success
candidates in the kepub-
caucuses last evening and
.ry Wilson moved about with the proud
sciousness OF having won signal vic
! in the largest caucus ever held in his
n. Lieutenant Allen also came in for
share of complimentary taffy and
hum OF merry conversation and good
bwship dominated the chamber. There
. the largest attendance of the sessions
B far when Speaker Owen called to
er at IL 20 o'clock and busy session
ned to be in prospect.
representative Blodgett presented a bill
the incorporation of the Supreme
neil, Order of Alfredians. Referred
he committee on education.
lso, from the committee on judiciary,
brting a resolution granting TO Charles
rren Lippitt deed of Coggeshali
ge, located on the southern shore
the Island of Rhode Island
re he is desirous of erecting a
dence. The ledge is a part OF the
b the main land by bridge. The
tioner wants TO prevent the disfigure-
|t of the ledge by "Hunt's Remedy"
kindred advertisements. Passed.
he announcement was received from
Senate that it had exercised its con-
Eent priviledges for the first time in
orsement of the act incorporating the
|onsocket Building and Loan Associa-
representative Dimond presented re-
hstrance of taxpayers of North Provi-
ce against the bill seeking to increase
ded indebtedness of the town. Re-
ed TO the judiciary committee.
representative Greene of Woonsocket
.oduced bill in amendment of the
ciary law seehing to prohibit justices
|ng in the common pleas division to
,n the bench IN the appellate division
he same cause. Referred to the ju-
ary committee.
representative Mumford introduced n
IL providing for pre- C 'edings su pple-
ltary to executions Referred To
Judiciary committee.
representative McOsker introduced n
incorporating the Young Americus
b of Warwick, and Representative
It introduced a bill Incorporating the
b Catholic Benevolent Onion. Re-
ed TO the committee on education.
he House then adjourned to Tuesday
ming at IL o'clock. Upwards
an hour was consumed in the
ussion OF the Coggeshall Ledge
hutton, the Newport Democracy rein
ed by Brown and Mccarthy Of Prov-
ce rising TO the defense of the fisher
whose rights they feared
Id be restricted by the adoption OF the
sure. IL was good political capita. for
Newport contingent as the legislative
,uses ere 10 be held in a few days.
b the adjournment OF the House,
aker Owen announced that there
lid be Democratic caucus,
the members descended to
basement and utilized the room OF the
mittee on corporations. The question
an adjournment until after the State
.Eention was understood TO be the prin-
matter for consideration.