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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-07-06
COURSING.

The SUCCESSFUL Dogs OF Thur Sday
That viii Run Tomorrow.
There was very enthusiastic crowd of
sportsmen at Kerrigans coursing park
last Thursday, and as the day was fine and
the hares in good running form the sport
was consequently good. The result is as
follows:
NJ. Dougherty's Royal Daisy ran a bye E.
Dunne's Regent ran bye; ]. Quane's Captain
Kennels Emin Pasha beat ]. O'Shea's Salvador
]. "A. Pegigo,s Wee Lassie beat T. o'Brien's
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What He Caught

What He Caught
With $40 90 rod
And a 90 reel,
With a 200 line
And 90 creel,
With book full of 200
90 flies
AWAY with his IL 90 ticket he HES.
So he spends 40 90 ere he goes out.
Returns in a week with 10 worth OF trout,
And the 500 90 the sum he is shy
Is Just the cash value of his big fishing lie.
Tom GREGORY.
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EPISCOPAL. REVISION,
Tho Committee Submit. Its Report oc {
Changes to lie Made.

Tho Committee Submit. Its Report os tho
Changes to lie Made.
New York, March 1.-THE joint
committee appointed at tho general
convention Of the Protestant Episcopal
church OF the United States OF America
to revise the constitution and canons OF
the church has submitted the result oil
its protracted elaboration in report
which was made pubic to-day.
Tho revision provides that there
shall bo a general synod, consisting OF
the house OF bishops and tho house OF
deputies. which shal! sit and deliberate
separately aud that freedom OF debate
be allowed. Either house may origi.
nate and propose legislation, but every
act must 30 adopted by both houses
and bo certified By the signatures OF the
presiding officer and OF the secretary OF
each house.
Tho house OF bishops is to DO com.
posed OF every bishop OF the church
having jurisdiction, every bishop coad.
lutor and bishops whose resignation OF
jurisdiction shall have beon accepted.
a majority OF all tho blshops entitled 10
vote, exclusive Of missionary bishops,
shall be necessary to constitute quo
rum.
The house OF bishops shall elect its
presiding officer who shall hold Office
for life, unless he resigns or is removed
The general synod is to bo the su.
preme legislative authority. 1t shall
have the exclusive power 10 enact can.
ons defining the oBenscs for which
bishops, psesby,eries and deacons may
be tried and determining tho penalties.
In every dioccsoth bishop or bishop
coadiutor shall be chosen agreeably to
such rulos as shall bo prescribed by tho
convehtion OF the diocese. Missionary
bishops shall be chosen by tho housc.of
bishops.
Noono shall be ordained and conse.
Grated bishop until he shall bo thirty
years OF age, nor without tho consent OF
the majority OF the bishops exercising
Jurisdiction In the United States.
Canon 36 defines the standard Bible
OF the church, and says: Until further
orders DO taken, tho British Oxford
quarterly edition OF lS5? OF the Holy
Bible Is recognized by tho church as
tho standard of typography and. pune.
tuation."
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WAsuISoToS. D. c., March 1l.-Judge
Miller, in the police court OF tho Dis
trict OF Columbia, to-day decided an i'm.
portant point OF international law in
the case oil Manuel Dc Almasro,
charged with tho ombezzlemcnt OF
s. 30O0 from the Argentine minister resi-.
dent in this city. Tho attorneys for Dc
Almagro put in plea that no was Il
part OF the Argentine legation, being
translator and secretary to the minister.
and as such was not subject to criminal
or other Jurisdiction OF the United
States. Judge Miller said thnt the stat
n.es cover tho case OF De Almagro, and
he ordered him discharged aud the case
against him dismissed.
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HAYWAEp,s SENTENCE.
But Throc Mouths OF Ihrn Remain to IL
Minneapolis Murderer.

But Throc Mouths OF Ihrn Remain to the
Minneapolis Murderer.
9lISHEAroMs. MINI. March Hilary
T Hayward, convicted Of tho murder OF
Catherine Cling, has three months to
live. Sentence was passed. on him by
Judge Sougrave Smith to-day after a
motion for M arrest Of sentence BY Mr..
Erwin had boon doniol. Harry camo
into the court in the aRmp loisuroly calm
manner that has characterized his de-
meanor all through tho trial and survey
ed tho crowd coldly white tho haudCutTI
wore being removed. Judge Smith
agreed TO examine the grounds urged
ior n now trial on March IS and thon
passed scniCnco. lIo spid ho had no
doubt whatever tha; tho verdict was n
Just aud righteous ono. and whilo he did
not bnliev0 In canitNl punishmont, it
was his painful duty to pass sentence in
accordance with tho law.
"Fho sentence OF this court" ho con.
tlnuod, us that you DO ta,;on to tho
lenncpin county Jail aud ,hero, con.
iinod until, aftor II period Of throe
months, n timn DO fixed by tho governor
OF this state, you DO taken to the place
of execution aud hanged by tho noel;
until You are dcad.h
Harry listnnod calmly aud sat down
without tho s!lghtcat show OF inciing.
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TRENTON, N. j., March ll.--Ex.Con.
gresham J, i. ridcock must show cauuo
before Chancellor McGilI, at tho state
house on March 10, why no should not
DO .adjudcod guilty Of contempt Of court.
Some months ago, William \. John
son, AZ receiver for, tho Somerset County
bank, recovered judgment against Mr.
Pidcock for about S55, 900 and likewise
al injunction to restrain him from
transferring and disposing Of property.
Tho Ox.cougroasmnn yis now accused OF
having sold to his Two sons for one dol
lar, in violation Of tho injunction, q
Judgment for $l.l00 10 which he rccov-
orod from the executors Of tho Into John
G. Vormyc.
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HARMONY ABSENT

From the Interview between Lieutenant
Governor Syo and Gov. Matthews.
: INDIANAPOLIS, ISn., March ll.-Licu.
tenant Governor Nyo ruled to-day that
the senate could not pass any bills, rs il.
was the last day OF this session, Speaker
Adams, Of the house. making au oppo-
site ruling, allowing bills to bo passed.
There was an animated sccno in the
lieutenant governors room at noon
after tho senate adjourned. Mr. Nye
was signing bills when Governor
Matthews came in. Ha was visibly ex-
cited, and said he had three bills before
tho senate which ought TO be acted
upon. One was against prize fighting.
Under your ruling" declared Gov.
ernor Matthews, "theso tbiilE7canno. be
passed. You should not have made
such ruling"
slituiion," and tho acknowledgement
reached for book aud read the lrec.
ton.
81 am willing to walve my rights
under tho constitution" began Cover
nor Matthews.
"Well, am not. What is tho consti-
ution made for il 1t Is to be disobeyed? :?
Is it made for the whole people or just
for the governor OF Indiana?"
You made wrong ruling two years
ago."
~ say l did not" and the lieutenant
governor brough. his fist down on tho
table before him. 81 ruled then that a
bill under consideration on Saturday
night at adjournment was proper to be
brought up that day"
"Well, II those bills arc lost, 1 will
hold you responsible for thom."
"a do not care d for your bills.
They havo boon before tho senate for
some time. Why were they not
broughtup and passed before this?"
81 do not know"
~ do not either. / know did not
intcrioro with tnem, and I will no.
change my rule."
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A DISGRACEFUL SCENE.

n Riot Winds Up tho Session Of tho In
dinsia Leglsiaturo-Govcr Matthews
Secretary, Carrying tho Exccntivo's Vcto
of n Measure, Detained Until tho House
hdJourns--Tha Veto Imperative.
INDIANAPOLIS, IND. March ll.--Tho
Indiana legislature broke In n wild riot
last night in which almost ovory MON.
Dor participated. Rovolvors wcro
drawn and many persons wore aoriouly
injured. Adams, OF Park county, per.
haps fatally.
Governor Matthows' messenger, boar.
Ing an important message from tho OK.
ccutivc, was made n prisoner In tho olo.
vator, aud rcmaincd ,hero uniil released
by tho police. Tho idoa was 10 prevent
tho delivery OF tho message before II
p. m.
When ho arrived ut tho door OF tho
house no found 1t locked. Ho cried
that tho door was locked and requested
that 1t DO opened rs hc had misaage
from tho governor. His voico was
heard by number OF Democrats. Tho
doors were forced opcn.
Tho sole aim OF the Democrats was to
got King through tho crowd to tho
speakers chair with tho governor q
veto, and tho Republicans were deter
mined to hold him back until 10 o'clock,
at which tirlo tho house would adjourn
sino dio.
A few seconds later, King was pushed
against the speakers desk.
Just as King wa, about to place tho
veto in his hands, Speaker Adams
beat back the crowd aud criod:
The house has, adjournod. Tho house
has adjourned"
This raised n great cry from tho
crowd, aud everybody made rush for
the speaker. The veto WAS torn from
Kings hand by man. who dashed out
OF tho crowd, and made good his es,
cape. This practically ended tho riot.
Tho trouble originated ovcS tho bill
to supplant Custodian Griffin. Demo-
crat, with n Republican. The governor
has three days in which to consider oil
measures. The bill was delivered to
the governor two nights ago. 1t wa.
his scheme to hold 1t till the las. min.
uto and then tho legislature could not
pass 1t over his veto as adjournmen,
would take place at l2 o'clock. w..
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Madrid, March LEI Liberal COM
menting, upon tho promise OF the
United States government to prevent
tillibustcrinc expeditions leaving the
United States for Cuba, says tha. the
fact tina: tho Spanish government has
obtained this promise proves that if the
Spanish diplomatic representations
continue, tho United States will grant
moro affective demonstrations OF neu-
,rality, which, according to Ell Liberal
''in the present caso ought not TO be
limited to platonic indifference" FL
Liberal adds: "For all purposes OF cop
Ing with fillibustors American territory
should be prolongation Of Spanish
soil" = -rg5g, :,
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BRIEFS FROM THE WIRES.

Tho oyster schooner Ida V. Seward
capsizcd in Broad Crock, Nd, Sunday,
and tho crow OF seven Is reported lost.
Sunday evening tho Old Forsyth NJ.
T. church, OF New York city, celebrated
the lO5th anniversary Of Ito founding.
No Shirt and Little Chief, tho Indians
in the custody OF tho agent at Umatilla
reservation. have hccn released and no
further trouble Is tcarod.
According to Dispatch from Con.
stantinoplc rnmors woro curront thnt
many Armcnians have boon killed and
wounded u. karahissar.
Pauline G., daughter OF Chief Justico
Fuller, filed bill for divorce in Chica.
20 from her husband, James NJ. Au.
brey. Tho divorc, bill Is tho sequel to
an olopument.
William Curry and John Crawford,
while hunting near Juno, Florida, woro
attacked by largo panther. Curry's
wounds aro regarded rs fatal and Craw.
ford will loso M eye.
Tho observations OF tho lunar eclipse
Mt tho Lick observatory woro eomowhnt
dIaturbod by tho unfavorablo weather.
Tho times Of occultauon OF somo OF tho
ANAL stars wcro noted.
Tho Russian imperial yacht Czarina
having on board tho Russian minister
to Greece, NJ. X. Onou, Ia reported
wrecked In tho gnli Of pa.ras. Tho
minister's fa,e 10 unknown.
A number OF negroes, who took tho
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KoIH FAyonS REVOLUTION.
th, Popuiist State Executive Committr
About Evenly Divided.

rho Popuiist State Executive Committee
About Evenly Divided.
NASHVILLE, TESS., March ll.-A spc-
cial to tho Banner from Montgomery,
Ala, says: Captain kolb. who claims
to bo Alabama's rishtiul governor. left
Montgomery to-day for Birmingham to
be present at tho meeting Of tho
state executive committee to-
morrow called for the pur-
pose Of determining whether the party
shal! adopt revolutionary motnods to
scat kolb. Captain kolb dcclinod TO
talk, saying: II have wri:ton strong
communication to tho committee, which
will be givon to tho press"
1t Is understood hero that kolb IA.
vors revolutionary methods. 1t 10 said
that tho committee will bo ab1ut cvcnly
divided on Kolb's proposition.
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ANOTHER NINE ACCIDENT
Similar to tho Ono Occurring nt tho Ola
hbo-Twpnty. .nvo aIon Killed.

Abo-Twonty- -nvo nIon Killed.
MtsHsEApoLrs, MrSs., March 11.-A
special to tho Tribune from Winnipeg,
Man, says:
Tho shaft house ut tho famous Sui
tnnagold miuo, fourteen mllcs from Ia.
Portage, caught fro carly this after.
noon, and before tho flames woro dis.
covered thoy completely GnvGlopcd tho
building. This, Of course, shut OIL tho
mir supply to tho mine, In which there
wcro working twonty or twenty-five
minors. A messenger who arrived ut
Rat Portage from tho mlno at S o'clock
tonight says that when he left at l
o'clock only four mon had been brought
out.
4 number OF doctors wore working
over these in tho hope OF resuscl,ating
thom. but with small chances Of sue.
cess. Tho othar mon In tho mine wore
certainly suisOca,cd and practically
given up iOr loat. Tho shai.ing and
shalt machinery boIng destroyed hin.
dorcd tho work ot rescue. Tho families
OF tho mon live A. Rat Portage aud
there Is Intense excitement, as their
only communication with the mine ia n
clrcuitous and somewhat dangerous
wagon trail. No further particulars arc
expected tonight.
Tho fire Is supposed to have, been
started by pipo In the pockot OF coat
hanging on tho wall. Foreman John
son called on tho mon to assist In put
ting 1t out, but all ran away. johnson
rushed into tho fiery room, removed
two boxes OF powder and then directed
his attention to an attompt to save the
building. A bucket brigade was organ.
lied, butt was OF no avail.
Tho fro started Mt l o'clock, and un.
I'll |; 80 no effort could possibly be madc
to assiat tho mon in tho shaft Shortly
after . o'clock tho fire wac extingliished
in tho shaft and the mon descended.
Tho hrst throo raised wero suffering
badly, but were rcsuscitntcd after n
short time. Tho fourth man, john La.
gicr, was very low when he arrived ut
the surface, and died shortly ai,erward.
Tho others all recovered excepting Ru.
dolph Erickson.
Tho men rescued are: Alex. Nelson,
Rudolph Erickson, ]. Erickson, II.
Strand. W. Prynn. Charles EIgestrom,
q. Z. Peterson and Charles Don. Tho
air shaft ignited, depriving tho mon OF
fresh mir, and when found all were un.
conscious.
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CoLos, COLUMBIA, March ll.-Tho
United States cruiser Raleigh has ar
rived here from Port OF Spain, Trinidad.
A detachment OF thirty.five soldiers
was sent from this placs to Bocas del
Toro yesterday.
The expedition which attacked Bocas
del Toro arrived ut that place from
Grcytown in tho schooner Favor de
Dios, which has since been towed to
Bocas del Toro. She had on board co
rifles and 10000 cartridges.
The United States cruiser Atlanta is
still ut Bocas dol Toro.
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Alice ailil Resuming.

WooHsocKEr, R. l., March 1.-THE
calendar room OF tho Alice rubber mill
was opened Tor work to-day and about
100 men given employment. The cntiro
plant, which in full force employs about
1900 men, has bcon idIc for four weeks
and By tho end OF the week every de-
partmcnt will bo in full operation. 1t
Is announced to-day that work will bo
resumed Monday morning in tho Mill
villc rubber works, throe miles from
hero and 1000 hands will be employed
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REPRESENTATIVES, DookEnY
Makes o Comparison OF Threo Con
gresscs Appropriations.

Makes q Comparison OF Thrco Con-
gresscs Appropriations.
WASHINGTON, D. G.. March l1.-Rep.
rosenta.iye Dockery. OF Missouri, a
member OF tho committee on appropri.
ations, to-day make public statement
containing comparison Of appropria.
lions by the Fifty.drss, Fitty-sccond and
Fiity-third Congresses. It shows, says
Mr. Dockery, that the appropriations OF
the Fifty.first Congress were 81. .035, ESQ., :
100; OF the Fitty-.econd Sl,027. .l0i, ,547,
and Of tho Fii.y.third 5000, ,33S, COL.
'lu other words this Congress (the
Fiity.third) has reduced the appropria.
lions under those oil the Fiity.firsi Con.
gress Si5. .S5l his. and below those OF tho
last Congress $50, 765, $50"
Mr.. Dockery also asserts that for the
first time in long series Of years the
general annual appropriations, which
come within tho supervision OF Con.
Gress, are smaller Mt tho concluding
session than at the frs. regular eessiou.
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FRIENDLY GREETINGS
Exchanged Botwoon tho Presidents
OF Brazil and Argentine,
PRESIDENT CLEYELRNO'S AWARD
In tho Arbitration Proceedings Meets
With General Satlsfnction-Tho Set.
ticmont OF tho Question Removes
All Cause OF Disagreement Between
tho South American RcpublIcs-Tho
Thaulss OF tho Baron Rio Branc Ex.
pressed.

ICoppi1hted 1885, bythe Asoctattd prct.l
Rio DE- JANRTRo, Fob. lG.-Tho Diario
Official publishes tho following tcle.
gram Of DR.. Joso Urlburi, president Of
tho Argentine Republic, in reply TO tha.
oil President Moraos:
"Tho friendly maniicatation OF tho
BRAZILIAN people towards tho Argentine
lsopublIc, which your excellcncy was
pleased to transmit to me, aro cordially
returned by our people.
"Both nations can proudly claim be.
fore the whole world tho honor OF Civ
ing prestige by practice to tho principle
OF arbitration between nations aud tho
Argentine people, although not favored
by favorable decision OF tho eminent
judge president Cleveland) to whom
was entrusted the fnal sentence In this
question which has bnen for two cou.
turtles occupying attention, are sincerely
happy at seeing disappear the only mo.
tive OF possible Disagreement with their
former allies, relation with whom it is
our constant desire to strongthen by
bands OF mutual cordiality and common
interests. Your excellency will please
accept the expression OF nv sentiments
OF highest regard and consideration"
Tho committee charged with the
manifestation Of Baron De Rio Brauco
hus received the following telegram:
WAsuISGroS.
ZERzEDELLA CoRREA.-I thank YOU in
my behalf and that OF my companions
for tho honorable message sent US.
am convinced that the sentence OF the
i!Iustrious American, who with such
pAin.;aking and conscientious labor ex-
ercised the functions OF m arbitrator
animated by the same sentiment OF
friendship to both nations will have
been also received with entire satisiac-
ton throughout tho Argentine repub-
lie and that this happy and honorable
event will cause the bonds of friendship
which have united us wishlour allies OF
Cascros and Paraguay to be still more
firmly strengthened as We go much de-
sire"
(Signed) ''RIo BRASco."
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New YoRli, March ll.-John Downs.
George King aad james E. Otis, charged
with couspiring to violate tho election
registration laws. woro found guilty by
jury today. George L, Young aud
Edward Sullivan, who wcro arrested in
thu sane case, wore acquitted. Tho de-
iGndNnts were accuacd OF being menl-
bnrs oi an organized gang formed 10 reg-
illegally IN tho Twelfth assembly
dislric,. Downs, King and, Otis we're
hensonced TO one year zach in the state
Drl1on \
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CouDEEsroRr, pA., March n.-Asso.
ciato Judge Charles ". Stearns mado an
unsuccessful attcmpt to commit suicide
this morning Mt his residence by cut
ting his throat. llo was ovcrpowered.
Tonight lie made second attempt on
his life by swallowing quantity OF
paris green. Physicians wero sum.
moncd and succeeded in saving his life
with tho aid OF n stomach pump. It is
thought ho is temporarily insane from
al attack OF severe case OF Ia grippe.
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ERIE. Pa, March ll.-Tho EIk.'
lodge Of this city hu' arranged to pub.
lish u charity edition Of tho Eyoning
Herald on April l8 Many instances
inyo boon recorded whcrn. ladios hnvo
issued charity editions Of nowspapers
but this Is tho first that has been uudor.
taken by m organization Of mon. An
edition OF 10000 is almost negurcd.
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BALrIMoRE, Mn, March lion nc.
count Of the employment OF non.union
laborors on the grand stand at Union
park tho Federation Of Labor and the
Icarpenters union threaten to boycott
tho Baltimore club at home and call
upon members Of other cities to do
liknrirn. - -
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NRw foGE. March ll.-Thn mombOra
OF tho Womau's National Sabbath Ali.
anco mot to-day in tho Collegiate
church 10 discuss tho best means
Of incronsing tho general obaorvanco Of
Sunday. Mrs, ,Mnry Lown Dickinson,
editor OF tho silver 0ross' md prcsI.
den. OF tho Woman's National Council,
presided and mndo nm appeal to women
of America OIL behalf Of tho Sabbath,
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NEwDUEyroEr, Mass, March 1l.-Tho
lnishors employed at G. E. Collins hat
factory to-day decided to quit work
pondirg settlement OF the scale Of
wages. which wero reduced about one.
third, beginning to-day. Tho matter
had becn refcrrod to tho Central Labor
Union Z. Haycrhill for settlement.
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Secretary Grs,nam's Condition.

WASHINGTON, March ll.-Sccretary
Gresham, although still coniiacd to his
room, has very much improved tho
past few days. Tonight his physicians
report he ia getting along worry well,
and is practically out OF all danger, but
for prudcn! reasons will DO required to
keep 10 his room for several days.
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WASHINGTON, D. c., March lib. a.
Colone. OF Virginin. assistant in charge
Of tho coast and gcodetic survey. has re.
signed. His resignation ia undcrstood to
be the result OF differences axiating with
his superior officers rs to tho conduct OF
tho service.
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BuESos AYREs, March 1l.-Dispntches
from Lima are to tho effect that an en-
Sagement has been. fought at Caban.
iIlas. Peru, between the government
troops and the insurgents. The govern
mcnt forces were defeated with loss Of
800 killed, 11f
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Ills Money Killed Him.

FALL RIVER MASS, March ll.-Pat-
rick Sullivan, aged f!ty-ninc, mot with
death from an extraordinary cause last
night. About 0 o'clock ho wont to bed
with throc piccos OF money in his
mouth. Whom his wiio went to awaken
him this morning his body wns cold aud
he had probably boon doad several
hours. Sullivan had swallowed half.
dollar, n quartcr.dolar and nickel.
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INCOME TAX HEARING.
,rrumOnt Continued Boforo tho
uul.od Stntos Supreme Court.
sS'EESgsUS. WHITNEY AND EDMUNDS

Tho Speakers Ycstcrtiay-Mr Whit.
ucy Claims tho Measure Is No: Glass
legislation = Tho Exemption by
States Is Legal, nnd Equal Power
should Do Granted tho Federal
Gorcrnmcnt-AIr. Edmunds Claims
That tho lnquisition of the Colicc-
tor, Ia an Iuvaslon of Constitutional
Fights.