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TESLA'S new IDEAS.
Transmission Of Messages Without
The Aid Ct Wires.
~ THUNDER ASD LIGHTING
The Inhabitants or Earth May Commu,
nlcate With Inhabitants On other
Planets, Ito Thinks.

NEW YORK, March 2O.-Nlcola
Tesla has added another 10 HE WON
dcrful discoveries In the possibilities Of
The electric current His latest an.
utunoement is likely 10 attract more
attention among scientists than
Roontgen's y rays, the electric Hight,
ot even the telephone, tot II means
possibly that h last a method ,has
been found by which tho inhabita nts
VI this earth may ultimately commu
nlcate with those on Mats or any other
planet. Mr. Tesla believes that such
Thing II now possible and la short
tine we may 10 on speaking terms
with other planets, made by means VI
electric waves, but even II this people
VI Mars are not Of sufficient intell.
goncs to understand the signals OF
communication from Mt. Tesla, the
discovery will be- useful ~ meansO VI
transporting messages 70 ali parts OF
the earth simultaneously. Such n
means OF communication without
wires would be OF the gr Atest import.
snce In the Transmission OF news In
times Of war or epidemics. MT. Tosla
IL now perieoiDg machine with that
idea 10 viuw.
Toe idea OF communicating with
planets by the same means h an after
confederation. Mr.. Tesla. idea with
cummunlcau x with hafs Or other
near planets IL not based on pyfO.
technics or a system OF lights placed Ia
ttisnglts aud squares SUCH ~ the Cor.
mau scientist, thought might be 81.
ieoIIyo. His scheme IN % utilize cleo.
tho wavus. lie thinas that such
waves would communicate 10 other
planets just a. disturbances VI the sun
are transmitted 10 tue earth aud pro-
uuos similar uistutbauces here in tue
form VI thunIer showers. Mr.. Tesla
believes that the transmission VI dis
tutbAncos shows beyOnd doubt that
waves OF electricity are prupagalcd
through all space. The objection, he
say, msy DO put forward that suiilc
electrical disturbances cannot be- made
Gu tue eaTth's surface, anu that We
would be wholly dependent upon
thunder siofns aud other pueuomV nA
VI nature Tor tue success VI tue CNpUfi.
mbni.
There IL no such difficulty, he says,
because all the lightning anu thunder
nsoessAty may be manufactured. Mt.
IstlA does not wish tho inference 10 be
drawn that tue success OF the expert
msnt In in any way dependent upon
hight, noise or vibration accompanying
tho electrical discharge. Tue idea
~ 10 utilize the electric
waves pTOpagatui through the ~.
mOsphefs aud the ether beyond.
Tue same principle may be- appliuI ~
transmit news 10 lha various paris OF
earth. ~ the earth IL u conductor, au
electric disturbance ia one part, Mt.
TsslA believes II ought 90 cause u
change In The equilibrium q tue
eatlh's surface, aud thufiUtu should uo
felt At all points On the untIn's surface
and might bo recorded by properly
constructed Instruments,
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NEW York, March Coat the
conclusion Of the l0lh round VI the
Grand American handicap, being shot
at Elkwood PAtk, Long Branch, there
were only i've men standing with
clean scores VI 10 killed each. Thrss
we're Fen C0ol %, AiasOuey CITY, Pu,,
Il. w. Clnrluu, Baltimore; n. O.
heikes, Dayton, ohio; O.. w..
Wellington, Harrisburg, aud Carl NO
Leugofk, Sew iorE. The fiNtronth
round ended tue Uhanches Of 90 shoot.
ets who had missod three birds each.
This Lett ~ men stiil IN tue tacU.
Fen Cooper and Wellington missed 10
the seventeenth, but Claridgu, Heiks
aud Won LlugeTk grhssrd tuoir
pigeons aud thereby retained their 20.
tiuons IN tue front rank with seven.
teen straight kills.
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wAsiusuTON, March 26,-Tne state
hood bills for tue admission Of the
territories Of Arizona and Now Mexico
will be ngain passed upon by the House
committee on territories At the meeting
next Thursday. Today the committee
decided without any foimsl VOts TO
take the bills up next week ana vote
upon them second Time, IL ~
claimed by the advocates Of statehood
thut the committeeman who voted
against the bill have come 90 the opin-
lou that the best plan will be TO lay
them before the Huuse, aud let the
whole House take tue responsibility Of
passing Ur rejecting them. Ihis course
has been advocated by some VI the
party leaders In the House.
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The DAVIS ESTATE.
40 Alleged Surviving Wil3 OI The
Millionaire on The Scene.
SHE CLAIMS TUE ENTIRE ESTATE
Conformation Amlug The Rest OF The
Heirs and Claimants.-ller
Remarkable story,

BUTTE, Mont. March 2J,-Consier.
nation wac thrown into the camp Of
tue Numerous hois and olaimauis Of
the Davis millions lpt night, when
Attorney NJ. J. Csvansugh filed a
petition In the district court In behalf
Of Mrs. HuIdah Queen Davis, other.
wise known NJ HulIah 5uell, Of Kern
County, Cal, layiug claim 10 the
whole estate Of many millions, alleg.
Ing she Is the ,ufvivlng wife Of the
dead millionaire. DAVIS was not
known to have been married ami his
relatives here laughed at the claims "
mo California woman wh,n Gnt heard
ut year age. Tue petition
alleges that sho wss married
to Davis on August IS, 1872.
In Carroll county, Arkansas, anu
was HE lawful vile until his death Ia
Butte, March IA, 1890. Two children
we're born 10 them, she says; one May
lshbsllc, now Mite. isabelle Marrow,
OF Fresno, Cal; the other Lauta Auniu
Calhoun, living In San FranulHcO.
The petitioner asks that all property
now Ia the hAuds Of the adminlstra-
'0rs DO divided among them according
10 law, by which sue 10 entitled to half
ami each u her d ,urhiefs q fourth.
AiteF their marriage Davis went TO
CalIiufuia, the wiio huarl he was denl !,
anu married again. Later she moved
10 California sui met him again.
Mis-. Calhoun, one OF the daushters,
IL the mother Of Eleanor Calhoun, tue
actress, nov IA Paris.
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A VENERABLE WOMAN DEAD.
Mother OF Elder Joseph L. lay lOr
asses Away Ia Her Ninety
SIKH Year.

Eio.Let Ann Taylor, Ms che was
familiarity called, notice Of whose
death appears In this issue, was the
mother Of Elder Joseph Il. Taylor who
IL we'll known by the people Of Utah.
Mother Taylor passed TO her rest NO
posoeiully and quietly this morning 81
7:l6 o'clock, that her stepping out Of
this life was scarcely su, oepgible. She
lived 10 an age to which only a very
few attain. She was born November
7tn, 1900, and consequently came 10
with the beginning OF the Nineteenth
century. She WAS not married until
shO had reached her tweniy-ninth
year. She was the mother OF four
children, one son aud three daughters,
all OF whom are living anu are faith.
iuI members OF the Church. Two OF
them Tssids In AriEJna sud one In
Idaho,
Mother Taylor was baptized into the
Church In ls4s, her sou Joseph H..
being tue tirst to make known
tho principles Of tho Gospel 10
her. She Outlived all Of her
immediate family, her Oldest
sister, tue only surviving one having
died NJ very advanced age a short
time ago. The deceased was Of re-
tITing disposition, stullously avoiding
everything like public recognition but
Withal was mosI doVotedly attached TO
her religion.
Her immediate descendants number
about one hundred and twenty. 1t
IL certain that her rest viii be rs peace
| ful M was her last moments, Tho time
Of her funeral VIII be given when
| word Is received from her daughters.
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For ,hs Expense, OF the British Mite
Expedition.

Expedition.
CAIRO, March .B-Tho commission
Of Egyptian debt met hero today and
decided ~ advance 100000 nee.
ss,aty 10 meet tho expenses OF the
Brltlsh-EgypIian expedition against
D1ngola. on the sum needed Gl0O..
900 II available immediately.
rhs English, 6rfman, Italian and
Austrian members VI the oUmmissiOn
voted TO advance tie money required.
The Russian and French ,nemUhrs
voted against the proposition.
CAiRO, March 28.-At soon Ne the
seton Of the majority Of tue commits
sioners became known. representatives
NJ the Paris syndicat1 Of Egyptian
bondholieTs toOE steps 10 Institute PRO.
ceedings before the Egyptian mixed
tribunal against the doUt commission.
cts aud ministers responsible for the
reserve funu.
LONDON, March GA special from
Cairo says the French anr Russian
members Of the Egyptian debt com.
mission left tho meeting tOday after
protesting against the USE Of the fe.
serve lund for tho purposes Of the
British. Egyptian expedition up the
Nile.
An ENuLIsu VIEW on uIE MATTER
LOSpOs, March gB.-In tho House
Of Commons today, UndeIsseTetaty Of
State tor the Foreign Affairs Cufzon,
said It was true the sultan had made
Inquiries ~ TO the nature OF the eKp6.
diti0n 10 D1ng0lA, but no protest
against II had been maiO on behalf OF
the Turkish government, The neces-
snfy explanations, CurEon added, were
given the Turkish ambassador.
CutE0n also said II was true that
Turkey had not been consulted, but
nothing was contemplated In tho adj.
vance Of troops which was beyond the
power vested In the khedive.
Referring TO the conflict OF opinion,
regarding the use OF the EgypiiAn re-
serve fund, ~ being claim sd In certain
quarters that the unanimous vote OF
the debt commission was necessary 10
order 10 use that money for such puT.
poso Ne the proposed expedition, Cur
zon remarked that there were various
presidents Tor asserting that q major.
ity vote was all that was necessary In
such cases.
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TnEtUHAN war
Successful Landing of rWo ENpcdI,
tiou- on the Island.

Successful Landing of tWo EApcdt.
lions Ou the Island.
HAvANA, via Key West, Fla, March
2B-Iup most implttaut events Ia
CuuA within q week have been the
successful landing VI tue COllsstU anu
tue CalllX.U Guoia expeditions, mo
Que near Gardens Al NatAicT0 Beach,
the other tue Bermuda, In tue hafBor
OF Mariel, on tho nOftn coast VI PInsr
del Rio, only n Tow miles west Of the
border hue OF HByana province.
To the Insurgents, strong alteauy In
everything but equipment aud au.mu-
niu -, these successful landings are
llEv.y 10 be more lar reaching IN their
tlrus than the winning Of a great
balue. The landing OF the expeditions,
particularly the cargo OF the Befmuin,
mtans that empty cartridge belt' will
b. filled In a thousand tebri camps anu
that thousands VI sturdy fellows, hlth-
eTtO unatmcd, viii now carry modern
rifles, anu that dynamite VIII again
become "A factor In this warfare,
The Bermuda has 90 iaras known,
LANDED her entire cargo without haV'
ing been molested or even challenged,
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,entei 10 the senate Joint oesllutlou
appointing Bernard Il. Green, civil
engineer, 10 succeed w change ui the
library construction at $4,000 annual
~.
Morrill, explained that Green wac
the immediate assistant ~ General
Casey In building the Washingtan
monument, the war, state anu navy
bulldogs and the library.
Hale took occasion to speak u the
high qualities Of the late Guuctal Casey,
designating him as one Of tho best
of ali officers I'm tue public service.
The Senate pafsed the Iiut tua0lu.
ton tUuAy allowing OK pfesldout Hat.
rison to accopt decorations from Bu1ll
anu Spain.
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HAvASA, March gj.-C1lumns Of
tr10ps COmuHndtu ~ Colonies SanCh.
sE anu Ecnrvaffla have CapiufnI che
camps Of the insurgents At ChctitO anu
santa Mousta, provinces VI Pinar dol
RiI, ani arc said 10 have obtained
Possession " nearly all the supplies Of
tue Insurgents m that province. fho
Insurgents left n ~ killed aud retired
with many wtuuduI. The troops
ueslroyod the stores whlch could not
be made available Tor tho use Of the
army. 10 IL estimated the stores
captured are worth over $500,
Tue public PROSECUTOR ut tue trial OF
Enrique Aieman Will Hsk thag tue
death puualiy bc imposed.
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ANNIE aoGR,Tm,s DEATH.
Another Theory ~ to the Tragic Oc-
curr'nee,

PHILADELPHIA, March GA mother
theory has srisen regarding Annie
McGtath's death, 10 the effect that the
gltl, bOlng ougagcd 10 bb married 10
young man whose name has not yet
appeared, attemp ted 10 sever her rsls.
tons with samuel 4. Langion; that
the latter threatened 10 reveal their In.
timacy II she did 90. aud the, fearing
such disclosure, attempted 10 Kill him,
and then committed suscids, This sup,
position IA borne out by the statements
VI Miss Addie Gfiflilhs, n friend o..
Annie, VINO was with her the day be-
fOfp her death. 5hel then told Miss
ca M lbs that LangdOn WIS 10 meet
her tnAt night, Satutday,adding; ppm
not gong 10 have anything mere TO 10
with him. IN tell him when l see
him that WON'T keep his company
any more"
On the same toccRsion Annie COM
planned OF a toothAohe. Miss Gtifiltrs
went with her 10 n drug store aud asked
Tor some chloTOform, IL was not sold ~
her aud she said she could get II from
a dental student whom she knew
The statement Of Bertha SIS wArt,
the servant employed In the Girard
avenue house confirms the story that a
quarrel occurred between the couple
the day the girl died,
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wAsuISuToN, March 20. AT the
OPP nlng VI the House today, HeatwUlp
Rep. MIMI introduced the following
resolution which was referred:
Whereas, Ia lieu OF our present IN.
adequate banking aud currency sys.
ten, It 10 desirable that Congress have
the aid OF such recommendation M u
non.partisan commission Of expors
might be able 10 ufieT;
Resolved, That the President In
hereby auth orizei to appoint nine Cit.
Gems, eminent IN trade, political como
my auu banking, to act with the comp.
tTOller OF the currency ~ such com.
mission, aud fuon co nmission IL g.
report lts conclusions 10 Congress.
Shortly before o'clock the House,
Ia committee OF the whole, resumed
consideration Of the naval appropri-
alton bill.
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a bicycle marriage. Ho wu4 a deyotec
OF the wheel anu while gliding over
thu mountains AMI through the val.
Ioys adi icent to the Atkansas resort he
met Dora Lewis, who was also an ar
dent admlfcr VI the wheel. She
claimed u be tho daughter Of Grand
Eapids merchant aud had come to
Tot Syringe for her health. Jack sud
ORA usei to take cross county spine on
lhelr wheels, and n was not long before
lhey we're engaged. they were mat.
rlnd few weeks aRo. The Chiosgo
police say Dora 10 well known to
them.
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RAISING TnE pRIcE OF GOLD,
A Measure Calculated to Prevent the
Experts.

WASHINGTON, March 26,-The trea.
sury department MSS instructed the
New York sut-,Teasury u raise the
premium on & ia bars from lilo 10 S.l6
Of | per cent, The depsrtmonVs pur.
pose IL to d what can bo done legiIi'
mately TO prevent future exports o.
.nlJ. The order hasa triple purpose.
FIfAt, 10 Will tuLd % raise the price nt
which gold eau 10 exported proiitsby,
the price OF exchange nov being dang
erously near the export poluii seconu,
II h regarded as good policy to get
rid OF coiu Instead Of bars, because the
former frequently have lost weight
through abrasion; third, II IL Intended
10 meet the action VI the bank Of Eng
lanu In raising the price Of gold bats
/ n shlllings 10 ponce, thus prno-
ticnlly lowering tue rats Of exchange
a when gold osn DO snippei from the
United states 10 Great BrIlain " about
s4,ssi y F4sst'
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WHITE seuisr. nnssncrsd.

CArEIOwS, March 2B.--The Mats.
bolss o., luzz, AID FiniUuIEl district
have toyOliuI anu massacfud tue while
settlefs, including Commissary Bent.
ley.
Fugitive whites are flocking 10 Bulu
Wayo hud Gwe'l flr protection. A
detachment Oi as volunteers with a
MAXIM guu have been dispatched
against the nstives.
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wAHHSGTOS, March 2G.-MAv.
royoui Bty, the Turkish minister, said
this afternoon that lac hal not receive.
any word from his government that be
was 10 be recalled, NJ stated In Con-
stanlinOple dispatch, hnd expressed
the opinion that the story waH untrue.
lie visitsd the state department On
business, but did not u5ou mention the
matter VI ICsall while ne was there,
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nonnED ny ms WIFE
lack smith says shat IL the End OF
ats ltanty NEON,

Jack smith says thht IL the Ina OF
ATS tSn'y Moon.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, March g0.-Engineer
"Jack" smith, who IL known ~ thou.
SANDS oil persons who have Travelled IN
Hot Syringe, Ark, was robbed VI 5000
ia Chicago last night, aud he charges
his VIE with the theft. lie was asleep
In hotel, when his wi g, II II alleged,
stole tho wallet from uuuer his pillow.
A. soon as he Uncovered his loss, he
hurTitd ~ the Harrison street police
station aud reported tho matter.
Besides tue $500 IN cash, the checks
fOf two OF SMITHS trunks were niles
ing; likewise check tor his cycle,
He And the officers went 10 the fOlk
street Depot, where 80 had lett his
trunks, aud was there Informed that
woman had taken them anu mad sent
them tO the limos Cuutfal depot
Then he went 10 the depoI on Park
Row, There he found ms wiis anu
had her arrested. She was on u tTaiui
bound Tor Red CITY. Mich, where her
parents live. She had the trunks anu
bicycle In the bag gage car aud lhvy
were also taken by toe object She Ii
in the Harrison street station
"lPs lreity tough 10 be robbed by
your own wife un ypur wedding tour"
said Smith, SHUT thApA lutt what
hApptnei 10 me. We were married
several wetks ago, but the wvIHlng
trip WAS postponed until | got ihifty
day lay IN, ThR's tho end u my
no eymo0n,"
"Jack" Smith has been running a
locomotive over the Hot sptings RAll'
TOuu bHtwesn Malvern Junction and
the Springs Tor fifteen year ami every
Ierson who has ourneyed TO the
famous resort Ia lnat IInu has seen
him.
"Jaok'G" was what IN ght bO termed
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CONsrAS1GNUrLE, March .6.-rhe
0uturesE ~ kuuz II more tsfiuus than
supposed. Tue town " surrounded by
troops anu no one allowed 10 leave OF
10 enter. Toe oilloials at Butts are
preventing American missionaries
from distributing aid
Tue British Ambassador, sir Phillp
Cufue, hts hd au interview with
Fewnk Pssls. minister VI foreign VI.
iAlrs ON tho tubleCi.
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DENvER. Colo, March ga spe.
cial 10 the Times from PhmniT, AriEO-
no, ssyt:
President l.. X. Maslsn Of the
Arizona Telegraph company states that
tue Western UNION hiss purchased the
line uete to MaficOpa. Advices from
Prescott say the Western Union line
will be extended from Ash Fork to
connect with tue wire at Maric0pa.
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Austin, Tex, March 2G.-When
the Republican state convention was
called 10 order today, tho chair an.
neuuced that tue committee on
Credentials wsuld not 10 ready to To-
port until II O'Clock anu suggested adj
journmenl until that houL Opposi.
ton WIS offered by the MclSinieyitos,
but adjournment was taken until noou.
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FOR the RELIEF 81 Homestead settlers.

WAsWSutUS,, March % Repfs.
sentative = eyuusoB, has reported
ron the committee ON public lhuds n
blli calculated 10 relieve homestead sot.
tlers on the Crow Indian lands, Mon.
laha, from paying the government
fl5J m sore for railway lands which
the committee say may properly be
consldutoI a discrimination against the
settlers. The bill wss reported on al.
vefsrly by the secretary VI the interior
10 whom Il was Tuictfrd.
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PATTERSON, y. j.. March &C.,
Msl1r Edward Leslie, the well known
inventor committed suicide today,
taking morphine. Hs wife anu
family arc ia Canada. a sult growing
decided against Lsslle made him mel.
nuch1ly.
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BOSTON, March 26.-what IL ex.
peoled to be tho first official big gun
for Thomas Is. Reed as candidate for
President will he fred with great Gu.
thusiSsm ut the Republican state con-
ventlon here tomorrow, II Ia believed
tbs platform will declare unequivocRl.
ly against any change In the currency.
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A..I.lnnl Allornsy usnersI b

wAsmNUTOS, March 2B.-rhs resig.
nation Of John /. Hall, assistant attor.
ney general OF tho Interior de- srtmtn,
was presented 10 the President this
afternoon g. take effect on May /.
Judge Hall resigns 10 Accnpt the geu.
etal c0unselship Of the Georgia South.
err Rud Florida Railway 60. His
successor - hssittaut attorney general
will bs w. A. Little, u Columbus.
tlr
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Cisim. Against Peru.

LIMA, Peru, March 2B,-The govern.
msut has notified the diplomatic corps
that oil claims agaiHst Peru arising out
VI the recent civil war must DO pre-.
sented within thirty days.
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WELLINGTON, New Zealand, March
GA terrible explosion VI IRE damp
has taken place la the mine at Bfun-
Ber,Ou. Five persons were killed out.
right and sixty more ent0mbed with
no hope OF being rescued.
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WAsISuTOS, March 8-As a result
OF the sudden death yesterday OF Gen.
eTRi Casey, tue engineer IN charge OF
the contraction o the CpngtessiOnal
library, Morrill, (Yermonu today pre-.
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MAsuSUIOs, March 70 - rho state
department has received cablegram
from United States Minister Smythe
NJ Port Au Prince, Hayu, confirming
the Paris replrt Of the death OF Pfesi-
dent HippOlyto,
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ALnASY, n. y, March .6.-The
Greater New York Dill paced the as
sembly by n vote Of ~ 10 SO.
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CARE uESRY, M,toh s8.-rhe Old
Dominion -tusmer Yorktown " ashore
near Small'H Point.
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LONDON, March 25.-rne Marquis Of
Salisbury uas gone to Buauliou, IA tue
north VI France.
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The ways aud means committee re.
ported fsyorsbly on Senate bill ll5,
providing for tho issuiug aud disposal
Of state bonds, ami Tor tho rviundiug
VI the bonds u the Stale already h..
sued by the issuing Of new bonds.
The report was adopted.
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REGISTRATION BILL.
The Chief Business Of Tho Senate
Session Today.
BREAK srarcESrrNNrAL SILENCE.


In the opening proceedings Of the
Senate today there WAS one claim pre-.
'ontei 10y Senator Cannon, which was
referred to the claims committee with.
out reading.
The PRECEDENT called attention 10 the
fact ,hata lot u bile, some OF them
among the esfliest introduced 10 the
sossiou, wcro stlll In committee. Tne
presiIent suggested that the commit
tees should dispose Of these matters to
make the record clear, a. there were
only nine days more.