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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1896-02-29
JOSEPH PILAND,
LAID Office. New Orleans, La. I

LAID Office. New Orleans, La.
Jan. -. l $40 !
Notice j. hereby given that the follow.
III. pam, Il settler has hlsd notice u his
intention to make tinal proof in sup
per: of bis 81 ,ia. aud that said pr ,of
will be made before tho clerk of district
Court. a: covin.tcn, La, on Monday.
March ?. 1895. viz:
PAUL. TOWNSEND,
,;ho made homestead entry No. II, SIG
for the southeast au,rter of se;tion =.
township 6. sou;l. range IN east, St.
Helena meridian.
He names the following witnesses 10
prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation of s;,' I land, viz:
Louis L. .Iatthieu. Albert l., rsand,
J. Pilani and l. sliNon. all IT ST. Ian
M ny Parish. la.
jas Ut q AcD BEu,tnY, H.si..er.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1896-02-29
Land Oiicc. New O-lcans, La. !

Land Once. New O-lcans, I..a !
Feb. y, 1896
Notice is hereby siven that the fol-
lowing named settler has flei notice of
his intention to uiake final proof in sup
p TT of his claim, AMI tba. said proc.
will i,e made before the clerk Of court.
at COvington, La, on Monday, March
30. 1896, viz:
CHARLES L. DAVIS,
Who made homestead eatry No. II, 7Sl,
for the southeast quarter of no:thwes:
quarter Of section 3, township q. south
range IL east, St. Helena meridian.
ae names the following witnesses to
prove lis continuous residence upon
and cultivation of SAID land, viz:
Paul Qnnve, Robert Bush, v. B..
Keen and PeterV Maily, all Of st. Tan
many P,ris!,, La.
f-i5 ct G. Med. BaUMBY, Register
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1896-02-29
Why not use the best? You can
get the finest syrup for so cents =
gallon At Frederick Bros.
MARRIED.

DAY-LAcRorx. At the residence
" the brides parents in Coving On,
La. Thursday, February p, 1896.
b. Rev. J. b. Kent. Mr.. Al. G.
Day and Miss Jennie Lacroix.
We actnowledge the receipt Of
sene Of TIE brides cake, and .
betale Of Wise With the compliments
- 49, happy yoang oouple, and
NlsA thea joyful aad prcsperoas
lssuss.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1896-02-29
Land Office, New Orleans, La
llfAs

Land Office, New Orleans, La
Feb. ), 1896
Notice is hereby given that the follow
sctfl,r ha- filed notice OF his
inica:ivn to make iinal proof IN support
Of Iii. claim, and that said proof
will be made before the Clerk OF the
District Cont. at Covingsor, la. oi'
Tuesday, March ~. 1896. viz:
ISiIAN REED,
Who male homestead entry No. II ,6i3
COR the southwest quarter Of southwest
aaarter If section 8, and the west
half Of the nOrtl:wext quarter. and
the northeast quarter OF northwest
quarter. xectio: ~. township 9. sourh
range 20 east. St Helena meridian.
Hs ranes tie following. witnesses tn
prove his continuous residences upon ans'
cultivation OF sail lard. viz:
WI. Bo~sier s;eo. Core. Harry iss-
sicr and Bd,iph B,hanl, all of 1t. ian-
many Parish. In
f<i5s6t 6. Med. DsrxSI, Register.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1896-02-29
HENRY KELLER,

Wi.o made homestead entry No. 1874
for the nor,ha,s: quarter OF .c,;..n ~.
township s. south range IS c:ss'. st
Helena meridian.
b lie r.aEies the following witnesses %
prove lis continuous residence apon
AMI cultivation OF sal. land, viz:
Henry An .erson, Willinnl An..er,on,
S.W. Anlersun and L.. ". Crow AL IF 81.
Tnm:nDay i-ar.sh. la.
j.. Is at &. McD BEUMEY, Register.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1896-02-29
~ 81 Il McD BauABY. Regis or.
Land Otice. New Orleans. La
Ell < l2tH

Land Otiee. New Orleans. La
Feb. 5, 1886
Notice Is hereby given that the follow.
ing named settler ia, :ile notice Of hi,
intention to make final proof in support
OF bis claim. AMI that sai,. proof will he
made before the Clerk Of he District
Court, at Covington. L.. on Tuesday.
Marcel, "a, 1896, viz:
JOHN ;.ANKIN.
VITO made hon cstead entry No. IL. Cos
for the sontli halt If the northeast luar-
ter. and southeast quarter OF the n"r.h-
west quarter of Sec; n -. 20.
ship Z, south -aHge Il 49,. st. Helena
meridian.
lie names The foilowi:. illnesses to
prove his continuous :,nce npon
and cultivation Of said l.ud. viz:
Ia. Sprrn, ]. i. Marsn g. John kue;z-
ger and G. wielsch, ali Of st. lammany
Parish, La.
fe.5 ct G. Med. E;.C,IDY. Register.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1896-02-29

The January number OF "Men
and Mat. ers," literary magazine
published III New Orleans, contains
fine picture and sketch OF Miss
Mary Belle Poole, ''tl.e rose OF St
Tammany," and also story by
this talented young writer.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1896-02-29
John Exterstein
FOR SALE.

A vel: in proved FARM. seven miles
anil half northwest Of Cov'ng'on.
cine hundred acres under cultivation.
Good vinyar.l. 800 frait Trees. good
dwelling. bsvn. and other buildings
Extent Of prop .sty. half . ':iie square.
Vel sappiis.l With live stock. poultry,
etc. We'll ei1ni1essd. One mile from
the TclsefnMcks river.
Ecr inrther p.rtisnlars apply TO this
HE o1lcc, OF 4. Fssdesiek.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1896-02-29

Mr.. z. L. Cusachs, the we'll
known Now Orleans druggist. died
at Claiborne Cottages last Tuesday
night. His remains were taken to
the CITY for interment.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1896-02-29
MORMONISM.


FRANKLISToS, la. Feb. q, 1896.
Editor st. Tammany FARMER:
We have travelling Mormon Elders in
our parish, aud have been informed
you have some In your parish also. !
ind very few people in this part of the
country who know anything Of the
origin and history Of the Mormon sect.
Some twenty years ago or more I read
the Mormon Bible and . history of that
denomination, aud have written from
memory the following account. think
it would be well if the people in general
were made acquainted with the origin
aud antecedents Of these people. If
you think proper to insert what ] have
written in your paper. it would be well
for the people in general.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1896-02-29
Land Office, New Orleans, La.
Feb = 1896.

Fed. ., 1876.
Notice is hereby given that the fol-
lowing named settler has filed notice of
his intention to make final proof In
support of his claim, and that said
proof will be made before the clerk OF
the district count, at COyIngtOn, La,
Oh Tuesday, Mares, ~, 1896, viz:
JOE COOPER,
Who made homestead entry No II ,U5
tor the lots Nos. 2 and ), III ste ioE II /,
township j. south range ID east, St. He
lena meridian.
He names the following witnesses &c
prove his continuous residence upon
anil cultivation II sail md. viz:
J. ). 10, es, ID. Gnsnthani, Peter Jen-
Aips AMI Il. Quave, all OF ST. Tammany
Parish, u.
fel-6t G. Med. HKUMpr. Register.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1896-02-29

The mass meeting Of the Peoples
Party at the Courthouse last Friday.
failed to take place. We learn
that only three Of ''the people re-
., onded to the call.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1896-02-29

feD. .. 1870.
Notice is hereby sivon that the follow
in. named settler has iile:l rosice of his
intention to make ina: prcof in support
OF bis claim, and that said prcot will te
mads before tie elk OF the district
court. ut t'ayingion. Ia, on Tuesday,
March "a. lS-G. viz:
EICHsRD w. MONT GOaIERY,
WHO made homestead cntry 30. 1895
for the northwest quarter OF section
II, township 6, south range II east,
81. Helena meridian.
lie names the following witnesses TO
prove his continuous residence upnn
,nd cultivation of said land, viz:
JsmsI JoaeS, Fritz Hcnpsl, Frank
bier ari Herm IN Schultz. all o. 81.
iammary Paris.. L..
fel5 ct GEo. McD BRusIsY. Register.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1896-02-29

Circuit Court is now in session.
Judges Thompson and Strickland
presiding. There are about fifteen
cases on the docket.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1896-02-29

Who made homestead entry No II $40
for the west half o: southeast quarter
and east half of southwest quarter
OF section IS. townshi,. ). south range
IL east, st. Helena meridian.
He naniss The following ~it cssrs ~
i,IOyc his continuous residence .p5!;
m Il cultivation OF said land viz:
L -. Thomas. w. E Parker. Da,c
Richardson and John Shade al! Of st.
TauMmny Parish. Ia.
Ja2j IL Il McD BaUABY. Regis CT.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1896-02-29

Persons suffering with corns can
he cured in four days by nsirg
ForsvtN's Corn Cure. fsr sale by
Frederick Bros. agents.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1896-02-29
: and Office. New Orleans, sao

land Office. New Orleans, IA |
Ja,.. IL. 1896
Notice is hereby given .ha: t!,e follow
ia. named settler has fi;cl notice oil his
intention TO make final hro,f i'll suaiar::
Of his claim. AMI that said proof will
be made before the clerk of the
Di. ;,ict Gonrt. at CJv:n;ston. La. on
Saturday. February -, lS9G. viz:
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1896-02-29
NOTICE

The public are hereby notified that
will not be responsible for any debts
contracted by my wife, while she is
separated from me.
fc29 I'm 10 ;EPH RAGUSA.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1896-02-29
L.an.: e, New orleaus. Ia. i

I.an,: ON: e. New Orleans. Ia. !
Jan. IL. 1896.
Notice is hereby given that the follow
irg nuiie.. settler las fiic.l notice of his
intention to make inni prO"f in support
CT his claim. AMI that said prof vii! be
uiadc befors the cis:k of cunt. ut Gov
inston. is... saturday. February -. 1896
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1896-02-29
Land Office, New Orleans, La.
YA.~ - yAAI

Land Office, New Orleans, La,
Jan. %, 1896.
Notice is hereby given lat The follow
ins-nah,ed settler has fiji g! notice OF b is
intention to make final y ".,f in support
OF Ii claim, and that su.: proof will b..
made before the Clerk e.; oart, at Coy
inston, Ia, on M0E...y, March IL.
1896, viz:
JOSEPH PILAND,
Who made homestead entry No. IL .4So
ioi the northeast quarter of section i2,
township q. south rau.,e 10 east, 81.
Helena meridian.
He names the following with esses
10 prove his continuous residence upon
and cultivation o. said land viz:
P..nI Townsend. Lonis Matthew.
i ,uis Perrin aud Preston Nixon. all Of
81. rammany Parish. L..
lei 1t Il. Ned. BRUsBY. Register
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1896-02-29
Lar. Cnicc. New Or, cans. La.
Feb. ). 1S.)i.

Registrar. Parish of st Tammanv, La.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1896-10-25
Az EASY CHOICE

Capital F-uns-h tent Leads - \ SEr-
cEs4ir Debate and y ifty IfIzs-
You know Lhar NJ iEE1 is one OF the
Few s-aIss II -hs Urian where capital pun
ishmsut Is forbidden by Nv" said Franz
H H0s.8rd seersrAry OF the democratic
ez--p gIgu COMMITTEES, 70 a Chicago reporter
ana ne people are very tenacious e the
Eo1d Kane u the state IN thai respect ana
although some pers1Es II every legislature
far many years have undertaken 70 restore
u death psuaBgy. The proposition has a.
ways been Dictated. But the question 'buhz
~ ssrsneiy WIKI every Legislature. there
L. any aInDuut o. urHl1ry and long eantesLa
II each house III the Legislature
some years ago IN amusing thing hap
penea while Lte dehE-s N tbs htl was
pending n the house n Lansing Three
able and louc-luGEed Representative. Whe
sal near szch u-hsr OF the rIEh- SIDE OF the
house. made sueesasivsly lnng and riEuruus
spesches on ne question al IN favor Of rhs
hanging pm when the LAST uns TOOK his
seat Young ELau N the sxtrsu5s lefr s.
the house rose quickly and said NJ
Speaker, ! rise % question a urfvllegs
privilege said he speaker. M Speaker
continued the young man ! war; 10 INQUIRE
% our friends Of the other side o. The house
which they LtInk = preferH5le-tB De hanged
r talked 20 esatt- This sratemenr we
grerlsd with great EpplGEss promptly
checked, however and turned GEHinst rs
Aulhor by nlg-Euicec member Wha rasu
righr back 81 the three offenders. ana GA led
out, II 4 boiler factory voice Wen y
You Re- SONG - 41k- We prefer 10 De
hEngee-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1896-10-25

inflammation and thrown On as slough Bur
WIEN urCtEe-s1 ~ the al is=g-Ic tram be-
Gaming pu-ILd and Lhsresurs lr1-iIatiug n IS
cEEc substance caused NJ disturbance but
q ne CuuEEry, icing q q nutritious
nature served Us tUod for the EraWtrr eLe-
Esu-s u ths living matter. Even dsad bone
Wa seel 20 Dc IT, farG and became al
scrS.c ~ living Gaseous Tissue. From thence
cg-Ds The I-eE u us-Er threads - den z
animal thzEuEH. lnarDueEly E-tisey-Lzed f1r
Il ling h-8u1 vessels T1H threads thus ulad
became ErHl uzily absorbed and reulaced br
Z ring o HvlnE tissue ana lid NIX Esre-wu-z
require painful and dangerous cutting cur
E11 Vl-1craV'E1. J. took rrgf. Lister nearly
So wears before he pGrsec-ra his treatment
y ben As used gErbuiic RClA i Was o1Iy 10
he hs1 - Al impure liaU known rs germ
crsoso-e, Hls HlLl -1Hn Wa 70 form crust
over wound consisting o INT Carba.lc
ael- and blood, which vnuid protect he
deeper nu-rs lr5n put-uTar+icu
ADDITIONAL uaFRJv EAENTs.
Els nsz- Improvement " thss treatment
WIS sheet OF lead CT A.Gck in applied
Uu-sIds and 1verlHr ping tbs crust 10 prevent
ne evap0rs1loI q he car5alic acid Ills
third advance was applying undlutad car
o0lIc Eclc % he deeper pa "a before au-
plying ths dressing ArssI -this ne made the
FIRST anrissplIr dressing, s1rt Of carbclle
putty,
Ills nezI slep IN the way q dressing was
plas-t-rs- Al lRs- n ts7h after using
aakEu Es 1ressEng and hn5tag II 70 work
very Satisfactorily II esr-atn eases Prof
Lister copied the uaEun composition which
q merely mixture OF ~ and heupsn
threads by Using cErbnIir acii Incorporated
~ The threads uf cheese cloth ana 50 tuaav
al Enuze dressings are really ctfcarinus
OF Oaku-n IN nicer farm
IN The first asH Of rh= autiseprie treat
meur the carbohe lotions were appfied over
ne wounds by Means 0f a large brass
syringe InA was nsxr replaced by the
hand a1on-zer. and II 1879 Lister INTRO
eneed the Use Of The stream spray. using il
a. me time be vas Operzting and changing
the dressings To-Day Tho different auriseF-
tie lotions are appliez 20 the wounds by
means q the irrlgAlor-whleh Is really 4
fountain syringe
Il ehEnesd that Listers first experiment "a
we're IN the tnhrmary a. GIaEEOw which
Wa bun over - GIE osnetsry. n this
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1896-10-25

Rev HUGH Price EUEhsz O. LOu.0u siren
uouEly opposes long sH-u-rz. s-uEpt from
men WL5 -az make hen as bread long c1-
high IS hey E-s long
lev ~. David FbLL.pBcn was rs-eIecte
-n5t- o. the Ig-u5 Street ten pie ----1n-
EL-l. iGsc week fc- z further term 1t 1vz
years CT Al zuEUEl saLEry c. 81 500.
the EIra O: Cu-Ea has lzsUad al e1lz- be
vaLL-1E -lH amount Of money annually
sguEulsret lpuu The vurahEg OF idols. His
mHies-y las already destroyed thirty Ten
pies IL and about Seoul
CE-tllEI 3EmpoilE- sec~e-Ery Of state q
Ike Nu-l--u- celebrated -lF a-r-narv e week
E-r Len XIII sent o. Eig fzf-kfEI and
zEGloCE EgrvE-- = bouquet OF Sewers U11 Z
hrsACt 81 t-u- -uttsrsd by us gwn hands
Il ne Nz-i-Zc EE--s1- r,aE-o-t vas 5u--
On AuEuT T. -Ss3
TIE congress o. the Episcopal Church Of
-ns tl-ta- S-E-aE wLL 30 I'D r. ,-1--oTk
Va November y 90 81. THs VII Dc the
nos Important sselss-as-Ie-- body thai has
r-Hr ass--hla5 10 -su--7IE l--luzt-E EE 4
does me bishops ana IzEIluE clergy ur TIA
demon l-a-l-- lu his country There VIII
be several han rsd ministers present
I-z.--- O. E-ft=z propose 20 1hsl-v= -5z
end O. -hl nineteenth HEI Lns beginning o.
ne rE=ua=-n centuries by special rel El1-s
es--rnc--es- P-ls Lee ALIL n=s-1ws L.
-llz-1-l- 1en-Li--lE- az Ell 10 JON IL -hz
--- = a-4---- A.-l--l sft- nave Been L8fT--z.-
a. El-Es and a. Bologna % 5arE-l-E-. CT -l-
fern The general 5al-.s--a .lur sazl take
-a- Al -h= bishops Il me CE-h--ig WgrI-
hive been asked &c c3-gps-zis-
P OEgu Byrre. one OF IRE hest kucvr
c-v- iasFarE IA GalcEE1. mas aBan-areG his
T'r-1C7Es1u 20 ascuus Z pllsEl OF tie E1zL-n
Eg-naaE church RE has turned EIs elis--E
ever ID A--Drney 55wE-d !. Walsh. ans has
entered noviriHte. d uouzs1Frr. IN s.
Louis u 1rcsr 70 Undergo the period Of sruEy
ana pr31criC1 required hGfare receiving holy
orders. ThEt ne inrEnls eVsnuHaIly % be
come PRIEST those = nc know HIN best have
up doubts.
LigulsEznt c. 2 S.. srl=a. s1ztianed n
Arlsnta, Ca ur-l year EED. kas decided
70 - -er the Episcopal ministry. Re married
H-ls over 3 year ago the daughter o.
shop g-qerE Of SoElh CEroLtlE- Only Z
few Years $50 Robert NJ = Black The a.
CT the In-E CuDE-ssE-nEn George ? black c.
SylylELa, Ga, guvE ~ Eli-HrT stuEur Ia
az West Point ana entered The Eutseaaai
ministry. He Is nrw rector Of ne ehur.h n
Athens Vest Paint aea lsIny has Furnished
u-aIy clsrgTnen IN he pas
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1896-10-25

house rs q nan whom q vuCl- be vel scr
Genera Grant 20 see Il ne matter and the
suggestion vas acted On a. once 2au-s-I
Gales a. the Wh5-E house uu1 chi as uu- the
dilemma 20 El- n PresI1er- G-ur-s raCs.
as follows u is very hare ta- he pre-
DEM and very embarrassing % men on ElE
CV-r side lhE- THIS uH--E- does rot seer &c
fzd fsvur VIII hen bes--eE n1v--r demo
cratic opposition EeuuhIiczus think roU
utcht as vel count linden IN but Is he
fee .ur throughout he country demands as
honest count II the votes as possible. this
electoral commission or Il . De appointed
LEAuEEs At WORE
Rzn5---s answer WIS -hz- the ds-or-a--
wuu}d sEvu- o. ana n was -r-UCrh -Eg-
gentleman and General Can -ca- Ire via-
was ADOPTED by congress Grant sent f--
Senator CuuklLnc and sai- VIZ deep earn
ss-ress- The matter Is se-iICg one and
ne people Feel It very deeply think -a.s
elac-u-al commission ought 70 be Hp-
pointed" CuIEllnE answered Mr. Pres
ideu- Senator n 3--uc Ivh1 then The
acknuwl edged lender o. tie senate is or
posed 20 H. ana opposed 20 y1u- eFI--E
bUI Z YOU wish The commission carried
en- d. H. Grant replied -hH- he wished
Z Done ard CUuHLIlE -upk hold o. ne prop
lEElou and pun - through. Randall tck--s
-h= initiative IN The house and COukLL1s =
the senate Dining WIKI & 1E-cF o. friends
fust before be started on MS Journey aruUu1
he WErl5 GRAM reviewed he contest flI
ne GTEllllL d ne EIEl-2- y
very fully and VII rare cHnGur md the
chief SKI -fcGuce o. his view WIS y tn
Eurt a. he s-ared h. that he expected f-l=
me beginning Cutl The final judgment that
ne electoral v1-s o. Louisiana Would be
awarded 70 T17sr E+ Eqn-H o. S1u-a
Carolina and O~sCg1 rs justly belonging
% Raves, Of Florida rs reasonably dnuat-
tul ard o. Louisiana as tCr TIasu.
BU- C-iticEl rs wsrE the cCu1--CuE il he
winter Of -s76-1 those ch arose vhE-
General Garfield WIS lying n the 71--- o.
death t1Ur years lH-er were no ies5 -ali-E-e
End psrilUus. SuuE time IN August af 1SC
& Meeting Of The cabinet was held Eua fo-
several hours Is Members earnestly ga
eEssgd me Question w-hsrhE- IS the -Gus-l-
rUlnn provides rat = ease % -h= Eisg S-lirF
o. the president TIE vice president shall
PET 1rr1 he duties ~ the ufsce -1Fv -A1uI5
nor formally recognize rhat such ruu1ir-
EsnCy Rad arisen and cal upon The vice
President &c assume executive pow =-E 7
"Us Ezad= plain during h conversation
that sl-1s members o. The cabinet ware n
favor 2 calling upon General Arthur n ar
under ne constitutional clause referred -.
Z-ens-E1 arthur. however. Wh=1 EVpraar he--
pat IN md % al such SUGGESTION darl1r-
luE rEEf he Would cake no such sep III =
sa-ns great ana importing emergency HIUs=
While Garfield Was disabled ne miE1- .esi
= his gIIry u act in some WY Fortunately
the sInsrrFLcy did not arise ne U-d irary
fuus11s1ls O. the government being perfectly
we'd Arm Lnlslsrsd by The cablne-.
The late David Davis. chatting some wears
later n th= situation which lrase Ia 1881
gave r Is his upL1isc that the constitution
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1896-10-25

ucu---. y surn-rt-r TIE senate tu a.
eta sessiuz- Which was uus Of ne Eraf
tf.1rr hat A--hu- ti6 = vHs abe &C 30
vid- fur that sr@-rs-rv hut thH whole
matter s ful d ps-us, ans he rrrle may
cone vhsn . WI occasion nns- SERIOUS
trouble"
QUESTION OF SUCCESSION
Congress- has since provided fur some q
he contingencies pointed or by judge
Davis r. ne passage o. a law ves-tnr he
EucceHEiun 10 case % the deH1k q both
president and vire president upon members
% ne cabinet. beginning wl-t he score
ta-v o. E-H-s and rulnr through he list
u III order o. seliura-y hui the-e a-t
some other serious larses ~ chances
fr- Which The cuuE-l-u-ITu and che
s-atutes have us vst made no provisions.
Only che o. lnsse can - eu1I1ued Il -hir
place william 2. King VINO vas elected
vice president uu TIE ticket With Frank
Ii PIERCE. tie5 Et-s- his election vas an
bounced By congress. and never took the
wee rreEl1eu- crEl-. ~GeE emergency
however is provided FOR since Nc one ar-
peErlur 90 Be swu-r tr as wee president
n. senate rHs the riEh- 90 eiac- LIS own
press ding uehcs-. But suppose that Pierce
instead 0f A-EE nH5 -leG as-e- e lad beer
declared elected by The senate En5 house
IL Joint session but before t-zuru-u-iur
duv -tr- the-s would be 10 pres ideu- =
inauEuru-e and the ufh-e wu-ld ~ vncH--
and ilwve-s and lsrtslntI-s Who gave much
though 20 the mater were very doubt
sul whether the wire pres dHuc-elecr could
take The rEr. He ezu rLlv under -ne
euus- -utI-u assume u after The deztn
ssiruE-i-r Or disability q 4 president
buI no president ha5 tled- resigned or
RaE .sAd ed lu IRIS supu1sL-41I1us case. The
lac Senator Esr-v 2 PANE whC cHre this
matter very careful cousiiH-EtUn- was o.
the opinion that Is could not be reached
~ s.Hru-s tur could only be covered ~
cons-I-u li1lzI uusu1-ar-.
The electoral college Senator Payne
u1ce said certainty could not meet aEu-n
for Il had aIrea6y zone lis wUrk ana PASSED
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1896-10-25

IN making instantaneous photographs 0:
he splash formed By = failing liquid, P-ui
v orthtnEran has succeeded n giving an
exposure q less rnan three uns-uIIIi1uths
Of a secon1! This Is effected with an eiec-
-ric spark which en- be SO HccU-Utelv timed
that the Operator can select any desired
slGEs IN the progress Of a splash within
limits Of error mt exceeding two enc
thaussandthE OF second. a phut oErEph ie
printing machine exhibited a. q recent
COMMENTATORS" Of TIE Royal society. had
roll q prepared bromide paper led IN a ous
end and turned OFT fulhei photographic
prints al the other end - th5 rate OF 200
10 Sbnb per hour. These photographs are
used Tor HlusurEuuns IN newspapers EE1
uaEEZlnEE
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1896-10-25

Rights of rhe Canren Limited Over
AlArl Trains.

Rights of rae Canren Limited Over
Mixed Trains
An oic engineer Is rsspuuzisse for ths To-
i0Fl-E train order on The Washington Fys-
ten. March
Headquarters G. O. P P p Vast tngr1r
SyErsr-- March I. 1Sg7.-V ssrhound rairsd
special No, = WI pun out OF v mite house
Etullon a. i. n Et-rp March 10 consist
q q le-Wheelsr 70 I smoker Tariff lie
form, buffer Grover" sleeper 5 even
son and qushsr "DsmOc-u1" dead At
Buffalo send huEsr Grover into nrtng
sWl-eh; pick Up Vrecking car Bryan win
smashed platform and busted a.r-chausber
a. Gold Cross and leave il IN front Of CHI
cage p-a-ta-n ~ Evanston. here II VIII he
picked y BY The Lincoln limited cattle train
ana ls1i al Saline river Nsn Leave.
ths dead prEhsr democrat" e. the Con-
sBuIr scrap hemp. ChicaEu
The ea1-buund Green Mountain accomn5-
tarlnn VII leave the Refrigerator car sew
al AZ Maine Bath tank 70 have barrel taus
repaired The SElt Creek limited VIII take
up smoker WHtBDn" Al Columbus and
leave sleeper Stevenson" e. Free Trade
which Wiz be picked Up by Wilson's wreck
ing train
Close and lock al switches or G o P
T. main line and war On siding f1r No %
rsEutGr Washington hnilsd-MeEinIey and
Hobart Mark Hanna, conductor which has
absolute right Of way over al trains from
Canton 70 Washington. Ry order
BON ESTD9LLAR, General Manager
PROS PETTY. Genera supsrIutsndeur-