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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-12
HILL on The INCOME TAX.
The Senator Speaks AGAINST The Law
for Nearly Five Hours.

He Assails the Tax as Ununiforrn. IN
equal ana Unjust and It's Provisions
as Unoonstitutional, UnwieIdIy and
Unworkable-Mr. Sherman Holds That
the senats has No Right to Refuse to
Appropriate Money to Garry tho Law
Into Efect-A Point of Order Against
Mr.. Hills Amendment Sustained.
Washlrs-on. Jan. 1.-THE debate in the
Senate to-day ON the subject Of the i'm
come tax occupied the better part Of 1--WE
hours Most Of that time was used hv
Ar Fui. IN advocacy Of the amendment
offered by him yesterday giving courts
OF me United States jurisdiction 10 hear
ana determine suits to test the constitu-
uonahty and validity Of the tax. He as
sailed the tax as unequal. unuuiform and
unjust and expressed his conviction thai
the Senate would agree with hmm that the
provision as it now stood was unconsti-
uonal umwieldy. and unworkable. and
that it ought not to be inflicted on the
tax payers. the executive officers. or con-
gress.
1ir. Sherman said that i'm the main. he
agreed with the New York senator i'm re-
card to the tax, but he held that a re-
tu-al of the Senate to appropriate money
to carry it out would tend to overthrow
the principles on which the government
is established and would be practically
wrong in regard to a revenue measure.
which tho Gauota boa 50. ,..,.--... b. ~
mate.
Speeches were also made by Mr. Du-
bois, rep, Of Idaho. Mr.. Quay, rep. Of
Pennsylvania, and MIR. Mitchell, rep. of
Oregon.
a motion by Mr.. Quay TO postpone the
further consideration of the bill and the
amendment till the first Monday in Feb
ruary received one vote (his OWN in its
favor, and i3 against il.
\ point of order was made against the
Hill amendment that IT was general
legislation Oh a general appropriation bill
and was sustained by the presiding officer,
Mi. Faulkner. dem, OF West Virginia
An appeal from this ruling was then
taken by Mr.. Hill and at that stage of the
proceedings the whole matter went over
tin tomorrow
Two financial bills were introduced. one
- -Nt' 19' an ohS 10y MI NA'A heISoi,
dem. of New Jersey, the latter authoriz-
ing the issue and sale of bonds.
The salient points OF the bill OF Mr. Vest
are these: II makes no reference to the
refundiug OF the greenbacks; provides for
the unlimited coinage of silver at the
market price-the government taking the
seisnorage; it calls in all gold and sill
Yer certificates and treasury notes. and
substitutes certificates that shall be- re-
deemable IN either gold or silver accord
ing 10 conditions-if the surplus in the
treasury is less than SlU1.000.O00 to be re-
>deemed IN silver, If more than that
amount to be redeemed in gold; provides
for an issue Of per cent a5onds to
maintain the reserve. but limits the
amount TO the 100000 900. stipulated in
this bill
The Senate at $50 o'clock adjourned
tin tomorrow.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-12


Where blooms the broad Savanna,
Where Nigh " waters roll.
To rest beyond the mountains ~
The sun fees TO his goal"
These words Of a great and lamented
musician describe not more htungly the
chariot Of Phoebus than they do the swift
flying Sunset Limited. J." the greatest mod
ern railway chariot that "pursues the
King Of Day adown the west" This sump-
tuously appointed and solid vestibuled
carrier Of human freight, over the now
celebrated Southern Pacific Sunset Route,
Is not surpassed or even approached by
any other passenger train in service on
amy road between the Mississippi and the
Pacific slope. The speed with which sun
set Limited" covers the distauce-only
sixty hours-Would have seemed TO our
fathers simply a fanciful Pigment from
some wild visionary's Imagination; yet
this, almost absolute
safety IS assured every passenger who
mingles delight with necessity in finding
the western waters over this equatorial
belt line. Perpetual sunshine kisses the
Landscape over every mile OF this scenic
route the course lying so far below the
snow and ice line as TO offer entire salu-
brity and comfort even in midWinter to
every traveller and tourist and TO every
seeker after health ina milder climes. Not
speed only, but safety, and not safety
only but luxurious ease, coupled with all
the beauties Of the marvellous and change
full scenery, makes a two days journey by
Sunset Limited a most pleasurable
event I'm any life Drawing-room sleepers
diner and composite cars. Leaves New
Orleans and San Francisco every Thurs
day on and after Nov. /. r. II. Hill. T. Z.
A., Atlanta, Ca: S. F. Z. Morse, G. 2. a,
New Orleans, Lad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-12

An ordinance ia estahiist, tb. oaictst
statep,f,t "a sss,, ~ ~ - ny Olilt IA "a
m irr,r,,.,, 20 ~ lux
cift ~ eo, " s - ~ Ioi - IL 1ils
nav street - ~ - ii - 5 ~ go ~
~ cest md. ~ - ~ 80 20 ItVuf l'ol -
ssa,,snyoh - - ~ 90, ~ ~ tits u
,,I 10 l4op'eu Oh inc @otu Jay OF NO
.,'r'ini i0Ii' o. &. .,-t...., -. az. -
al .'iJ-, - y ~ Uaitlsu DE me mayor
d,,n1 a -, IL ne ~ o. V4nIal ~
80 ,,,t ,ilat .hS st"telHel i
- 'iii'.i,t iYi! l.ie'io Vilu1l tiiL ~
- 49, -. ~ Ngunctl LoL we Ihpto trtnfHC
- "a ~ 49,, ~ so1 9tiee,, III lhe ~ OF 2dVatl-
~ - IL 9"T,i 80 VI i'as StIeet 70
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-12
NEW YoRK's WAR ON PASSES.
Legislators Sticking Much Closer t,
the Capital Now.

Albany y. Y. Jan. 1.-THE operation Of
the anu-pass passage I'm the new constitu-
ton is readily observable about the capi-
tai buildings and although the Legislature
adjourned yesterday until Monday even
ing. many members were about the legis-
lative halls to-day. This was not 80 when
railroad passes We're i'm use. Many of the
members have favorably discussed the
question of passing a law empowering the
Secretary Of state TO issue railroad passes
to all state employees when ON public bus
mess, as Is now done with employees of the
state railroad commission. One appre-
ciated result of the anti-pass provision is
that is relieves members from the ne
cessity Of mourning the enmity of con
sutuents, as has heretofore been the case
when reports for passes We're not readily
attended to. The letters of the more promi-
nent members Of the legislature are but
half as large this year as in former times
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-12

An ordinance for the Improvement OF a
portion Of Drayton street In the city OF
Savannah under the terms and provisions
of an act Of the legislature or Georges
approved oct. /, 1887.
section 1. BE II ordained by the mayor
end aldermen OF the city OF Savannah
in council assembled, under the terms anH
provisions Of an act Of the legislature OF
committee on streets and lanes of the cifv,
OF Savannah be and It is hereby authorizeSy
ana directed TO pave Drayton street In the
city Of Savannah from the south aide AZ
Broughton street to the north side OF
Anderson street, exclusive OF the Libaxfv
street intersection (Which said intersec-
hon has ALREADY been paved with aSphaitS
with shell laying the shell over the presz
ent pavement Of rock, and to use with fhs
shell a coating Of cinders to the ana that
the SAID portion or DraytOn street NAV he
improved, and the said committee Is fur
Their authorized and directed TO do an
the work incident to the said iruprovs
ment The said shell pavement TO be %
feet in width.
Section ?. BE # further ordained. That
aiter the total cost OF eaid work shall
have been ascertained, one-third Of ~
cost shall be paid out of the city trass
ury, and tho other two-thirds by The 80,
sons owning real estate fronting on ~.
said portion Of Drayton street-tbat e to
say, one-third fror. the owners OF sai6
LOT tiod r a, me GATE or the adoption OF
TINS ordnance according to frontage
on each side OF said portion If 80
street and the pro rata amount of tive
cost or sad work is hereby assessed
against The said real estate and its ovvrI
era as aforesaid. The frontage Of inter
secting streets and lanes shall be q ssesss,1
as real estate abutting upon the portion
OF said street, and the mayor and aldsr
men of the city Of Savannah shall he To-
all the intents and purposes Of this orSi
nance, the owner Of the real egfata -
abutting, and shall pay from fbe cit,,
treasury its Just pro Ia as such o1snsy
Of the cost Of said work. according fo fba
frontage. IN addition to its oDe-fhfrd ~
the entire cost. II the assessment accom-
ing to frontage is not paid by the ab,,t
ting property owners within thirty 5so1
days after the presentation of fbe XII
for the same. which bill shall be sent ~
the said owners by the city treasIIra- ~
shall thereupou become the duty al fhe
said city treasurer to issue an execn+fo,s
for the amount of the said bill. togefhev.
with the costs, against the said persoDs
and property aforesaid, which executior
shall be made and levied out OF the rroy,
erty described therein. as are executions
for city taxes.
Section 8. Be II further ordained thar
all ordinances and parts Of ordinances in j
conflict with this ordinance are hereby re-
pealed.
Ordinance passed In council Jan. 9 1Sqs
and published for Information.
JOHN J. APDONOuGH. Mayor.
4ttesG ~ (. Il. REBARER,
Clerk Of Council /
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-12
The New Year

tt. mood Sarsaparilla leading every
b the way of medicines in three
particulars. namely:
9arsaparilla has
Connie, largest sale in the world. It ac-
las - greatest cures in the world. It
WI larsest laboratory in the world
1ar.u, -Jre can be said2 Hoods Sarsa-
a-8 NC. 90 merit is peculiar TO itself
"a ,o o. are sick it is the medicine for YOU
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-12
oHIoAIgs IN FLORIDA.
A Party OF Forty HON sseekers Making
a Tour of the State.

starke. Fla, Jan. r.-Benn's ex-
cursion from Dayton. o.. with forty home
seekers arrived here to-day. They sec
Florida in It's worst possible condition.
but being CONVINCED that the orange trees
are not killed. they express themselves
as much pleased a what they have seen.
Many Of them W!ll located here on &C
count Of the mild climate. being tired OF
the extreme cold in the north.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-12

Put Hot Goals on Fab "a Head.

Farisauit Mimi, Jan. u.-Near Ner-
strand, a village about twelve miles east
Of here, yesterday. while Mrs. Ernest
Schuetta was out feeding stock during
her husbands absence she saw smoke
coming from her house. Upon entering
it she found that her 4-year-old boy had
taken a shovel fun of Goals from the
stove and poured them on the head Of
tire 6-months-old baby. causing its death,
end setting fire 70 the building.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-12
Hovae Make Good Fiebt.

London, Jan. ia dispatch 10 the
Globe from Port LOUIS, Maur.tius, says
news has been received from Madagascar
stating that the French bonbarded Fort
Farafatra, four miles inland from Tama-
tave on Dec. Is. The Hovas defended the
fort, replying TO the French fire with wei
directed shots from the seven guns
comprising the armament of the fort
The Hovas were defeated and retired
with heavy loss.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-12
WENT CRAZY OVER THE WAR.
A Japanese Student Sta1-ts to Walk 70
Japan to JOIN the army.

Japan to Join the Army.
Red Hook, n. r.. Jan. IA party Of
students which has been searching for
+. Edda, a japanese student, who. while
suffering from delrium disappeared from
st. Agrihens College at Annandale o. few
days ago. found the missing man Wednes-
day. He was seated 10y a hdystack near
Tivoi, i'm his stocking feet During his
wauderings he had suffered much from
exposure. Hard study and worry over
the Japanese-Chinese war had unsettled
Edda's mind. and when he left college
he took with him razor expecting 10
walk to Japan and fight there for his
country. He is now very quiet, and al
times perfectly rational. 1t is thought
he viii recover.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-12

An ordinance TO establish the official
statement and assessment roll touching
the Improvement Of Bryan street, I'm the
city Of Savannah. from the east side OF
Drayton street to the west side Of Aber-
corn street, made under and ordinance of
the city of Savannah passed on the 7th
day OF November 1894.
Section ]. Be It ordained by the mayor
and aldermen Of the city Of Savannah In
council assembled. that the statement
and assessment roll made under the direc-
ton Of council iOr the improvement of
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-12
90 FL &c Inoreeae in cotham.

'-N york San. n.-Board of health Off
" announced this morning that the
ag rampant. The death rate
.4- iron Two deaths Yesterday TO
one undertaken IN Harlem
N the burial permit room this
s With seven death certificates.
!. -7 number four deaths were due
An opinion prevails that the
eeAa---on Of the streets is the chief
me epidemic. The weather also
--- 10 do with the death rate.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-12
H.aequa-ears Of The southern.

VII -orS. Jan. u.-Vice President Bald
-.-..-- -.e southern Railway says7 THE
,Aal the headquarters are to be re-
rom Knoxville to Atlanta is not
a,r.., ~ company will, however. make
.s,- PIE additions TO its shops at At
--.- L VIII establish q big store house
ne distribution OF supplies. The
making arrangements for
n4ts at the Atlanta exposition.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-12
A r1urderer GRANTED a Respits.

Guthrie. Q. r.. Jan. u--Late last night
a technical error was discovered in the
death warrant of John M.ll.gan, a negro
murderer. sentenced to hang at Okla
homa City this noon. and Acting Gov.
Lowe granted him respite Of sixty days.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-12
LuXuriant Hair

With a clean, wholesome scalp, free
from irritating and scaly eruptions,
IS produced by CUTICURA SOAP,
The most effective skin purifying
and Identifying soap in the world,
as well as purest and sweetest for
toilet, bath, and nursery. 1t clears
the scalp and hair Of crusts, scales.
and dandruff, destroys microscope
insects which feed on the hair,
sootheS irritated and itching sur
faces, stimulates the hair follicles,
and supplies the roots with energy
and nourishnent. For the pre-
vention Of facial blemishes, for
giving a brilliancy and freshness TO
the complexion, as we'll as for
cleansing the scalp and inyigorating
the hair, it is without peer.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-12

New York. Jan r.-The furniture esta lil.-
1;sbment of Jordan & Moriarty, Nos ~
to 2tS Park Row, was damaged BY nre 70
tI,e axtent of SO. 900 this morning.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-12

Buda Pesth. Jan. u-Emperor Francis
Joseph has entrusted Baron De Barry
president Of the chamber Of deputies Win
the task Of forming a Hungarian caD--
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-12

II ..tIow does it happen that none OF
lie -, IdO' haze come forward with new
you MUt,t0i nlan?" She-"Oh, We already
nav, W. lust sit down and CRY Tor H. -
C,iocirnati Tribune.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-12

When the hair begins to fan out or turn
,,,,v the scalp needs doctoring, and we
know of no better specific than han 5
Vaeetable Sicilian Hair Renewer--ao.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-12
Garter for Senator.

Helena, Mont. Jan lL--rhomas II. Car
ter was nominated tonight for United
States senator by the republican caucus
Of both houses.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-12
OF for Pluehalda.

gton. Jan. 1.-THE United States
VT Atlanta left Key West yesterday
--~7.elds as her ultimate destina-
she IS under orders to touch at
IL. OF Honduras on her way. There
a no change in her orders.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-12

New York. Jan. 11.-Congressmlan-El,e,cst
H., Miner. is lying sick of grip at the
Hotel Imperial, but was reported much I'M
uroyed this morning..
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-12

For bad eompiexians, oily, notify skin, red, rough
hands and shapeisss nails, dry. thin, and falling
hair, and simple baby blsnishes il Is wonderful.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-12

Sold throughout the world Price. &c PorrER
DEyG AND CHKN. Cokr.s Sale Props. Boston.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-12
torleaa ID spaat on tha Finannen.

W-.- = . tsF1A Oh Jhe I IN uCss'
e Ks III. SION Jan. 11.-Senator German,
stood, is preparing data for a
oA2n the financial situation.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-12

Where blooms the broad Savanna,
Where nigh " waters roll.
To rest beyond the mountains, ~
The sun fees to his goal"
The Washington times., 1895-04-29
PILGRIMS PROGRESS.

rev. A. G. Rogers breaches nm Illustrated
Sermon on Bunyan's Famous Work.
Rev. A. G. Rogers, pastor OF the Church
Of Our Father, delivered last evening The
first of a series of illustrated sermons on
The Pilgrims Progress" He gave a
brief sketch OF the life OF Bunyan; told the
story of the departure OF Christian; re-
cited early incidents in the pilgrimage and
illustrated the sermon with reproductions of
pictures suggested by Bunyan's great work.
AT the opening OF the service, the large
audience united in singing Rescue the
'erisnng." Following this likeness OF
Bunyan was throw n on the canvas, aud Dr.
Rogers commented upon the similarity of
type of Bunyan, Cromwell, Hampton. Mil
ton and other molders OF religious thought
in the Puritan age of England. Views were
shown of the village OF Elstow, in which
Bunyan was born, and in the obscurity of
which he passed bis early life.
DIR. Rogers here dweit upon the lowIiDess
OF the birth of great men. The apostles he
said, were fishermen, and the birth OF
Jesus Christ was not aristocratic He.
thought that Bunyan must have received
some schooling from his father prior TO his
advent at the grammar school at Bedford.
The author was wicked in his youth.
II was profane and irreverent. When
iiC etiuSSitS DhlWePD TIE CdNdleTS anu
Puritans developed, Bunyan espoused the
cause Of the king. but later was converted,
partly through the influence of Rev. Mr.
Clifford, Baptist minister OF Bedford, and
became i Congregational minister.
Ia those days at Bedford there was a
fraternal feeling between the Baptists,
Methodists and CoDgregationalists, which
might we'll be patterned after at Washington
to-day. The orthodoxy OF Punyan was not
anorthodoXy which could be fndorsed to-day
IL was the orthodoxy of the time in which
Bunyan lived. His was an angry God ard a
physical hell.
Then DR.. Rogers told of the prosecutions
TO which ministers of other views were sub
jeeted by the Church of England. aud the
incidents leading up to the arrest of Bunyan
The biography OF Bunyan, written by Rev.
DR.. Brown ,pasrorof Bunyan's meeting house
at Bedford, furnished much OF the inspiration
for tRe sermon.
The Washington times., 1895-04-29
ANxmTY,s GNAwINGrooTu.

Worry, Not work, Embiners Life and
Shortens Meu's Days.
The Rev 5 j Smith, pastor of the Central
n. p Church addressed his congregation
yesterday morning on Anxiety"
"There are many anxious people in this
world" began Mr.. Smith. There will
always be many anxious people. But if the
those that are Christians to be anxious
Lei the people OF The world cling TO their
dist racung thoughts and nurse their anxious
cares, bat those that love God need not
worry their lives away. They have that
which should chase away anxiety.
why should the children OF the King
go mourning all their days The birds
sing. Morning noon and night they warble
their sweet notes IL the birds sing. the
rivuleis laugh, the flowers blush and JOY and
giaGness fin the realm Of nature. shall not
we. for whom nature was made, for whose
deleciation all things in heaven above and
on earth below Were created. rejoice and
be exceedingly glad? We are taught
wnat 60 do with our cares. We are taught
TO cast them upon God.
Look over the history of Gods dealings
with his people. Did he not care for them?
Study the lie of Abraham or the career of
Moses Review the history of Israel in their
Wanderings in Egypt. Again we must be
impressed with the loving interest OF Jesus
in those that came near him.
"A We review our lives who will say that
God has not been caring for bm? Anxiety
not work, but worry. is suicidal, and many
persons are shortening their lives by per-
mitting the corroding effects Of care"
The Washington times., 1895-04-29
A new DECLARATION
OF INDEPENDENCE,

All men who are bound down by the
monster, disease. are handicapped in the
race OF life. They are within the iuris-
diction or an alien power. Their nervous
energies are taxed without representation
Steadily those nerves grow weaker under
these distressing conditions until man
hood is gone and the victim is slave.
Under these circumstances what is to be
done? Arise III your manhood and pro-
claim new declaration OF independence
DR.. X. a. Walker has made men on t OF such
slaves repeatedly. He can arouse new
energies. He can rekindle the latent
forces OF the physical, mental, and spir-
itual being.
There is no doubt that IL physician who
makes a life study OF certain ailments, as
DIR. walker has done for "a years, of
nervous, brain, and chronic diseases, is
better qualified to treat and cure them Than
the general practitioner, who cndeavors TO
cover The whole wiGe range OF complaints
that effect humanity.
Although DR. Walkers practice is large
aud extensive, and steadily Increasing, and
his time is in constant deuand lac has al
ways iirnIly adhered TO tis system of
small fees; lie never makes n charge of
any kind for consultation. examination, or
advice. This plaCcS the woDtle rTul benefit
OF his great skill within the reacii OF all.
n addition To the large number OF ralIer5
he sees daily. lie yet finds time to answer
personally the many letters he constantly
receives from oui or town sufferers who
seek his aid or advice. DR.. Wa!ker makes
ii an iroDclad rule To only accept for trciIf-
ment those cases he KNOWS he can cure:
others are candidIy told their condition
and sent away.
Young or middleaged men suffering
from the effects OF their own folles. vices.
or eXeesseS, or men contemplating mar
riage who arc conscious OF any impeachment
or Disqualification, or those who feel
TIER youthful yigOi aud power declining,
sb0nd consult Dr. Walker, who has bceuthe
means or restoring hundreds of such I'M
fortunatesto Iealth. strcngtL, Hdhappiness.
IiIS well Known santa nam 1T I1I Penn
syivdnIa avenue. adjoining WIilaru's HO-
tel. ls open daily for consultation and
treatment. OFFICE hours, 10 Il. ~. To q.
m: Wednesday and Saturday evenings, z
TO s. Sundays. 10 TO II.
The Washington times., 1895-04-29
REST VERY BENEFICIAL.
Senntors in Good Trim for Their Game
With BrOoklyn.

Senator'S in Good Trim for Their Gamo
With Brooklyn.
The postponement of the BAN game with
Brooklyn on Saturday sorely disappointed
the Washington rooters, who were ready
to give the team substantial and hearty
Fortune, however, forsook them at The
last moment, and even while Manager
Schmez washaving the base pdthsspriniled
with sawdust preparatory to starting the
game another shower came up and eriectu-
ally settled the matter.
Tie rest, however, has been Of suhstan-
tial benefit to both the players and tie
cranks. The cool weather of the past two
days has served to keep tile former IN
good trim and when they step on The dia-
mond this afternoon they VIII be las fine
as silk"
As to the attendance. it should be very
large. The quality of the game that the
Senators have been putting up needs no
comment, as it speaks for itself. Their
victories over Boston and Philadelphia. two
or the strongest teams in the league. stamp
them as being in the first flight this season.
The rest has also been beneficial 10 tue
Brooklyn team, especially Wlll Kennedy,
who was taken sick Saturday morning and
could not have pitched had the game been
played His Illness was nothing serious,
md he will probably occupy The box 10
;o-day's game If not AID Gumbcrt Will
DO the twirling and John Grim Will catch
lim
The Senator'S battery will probably
conBist of AL Maui and jim Mcfiuirs.