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The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-05-03
An Expensive pm.

The King Charles spaniel Gillie, which
was refused entry in the New York dog
show because 1t was under 9 months OF
age, Is highly appreciated by Prince Bis
marck OF Germany, who purchased 1t re-
Gently for the sum Of 81 ,000 The dog was
raised by A. II. Gilman OF Worcester. Mass.
1t weighs only two pounds and is very in
telligent. Dog fanoiers consider that the
famous old chancellor got the pup at q bar
gain, though to the frank outsider" $500
pound seems good deal to pay for dog.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-05-03
LEGAL Nor1ors

In farming lsnds S- sAauee " invest
court In the chancery cults OF WOOD Nsish = a.,
NJ, Glsln adams vs.. VIM. Eggleston et AIS. and
20 ~ gS.eston vs. the New River sulphur Springs
s,a win vi stsTt the property at c. B. wingos upset
TERMS OFSALR: One fourtb e.sh n.,.,
Sseoit OF one, two and three years, eouai NATAL.
menus Tor which bonds with good secfiritv h"sx
Interest, will be required oeas-
Possession given as soon ss the sale IA ,onsr,,.s
oS inc court ARCHER a. PHLKGAR,
Ch,,.,, Commissioned
Jonn Hairless, clerk OF Montgomery rir
a' court 40 certify that A. A. Phlegsr the spe-
ger decree in sult OF Wood, Marsh & Co. and
NJ. ADAMS vs.. VIM. Eggleeton Ct ais. and
~ II. EsgieSton ve.tho New River sulphur SprinRs
decree. S oonu required oy the
Given under my hand this 9th day of Febru.rv
ioso; a., JNO. G. HAIRLESS, Clerk.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-05-03

Sold by all druggists at 81 per box; three boxes,
written guarantee. or sent direct upon receipt OF
price. Write for booklet and proofs. Eureka
Cnemical &.Mfg Co, La Crosse, Wis, and!Bos-
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-01-15
REcoveREp hER CHILD.
little Girl who Was stolen from Her Pa
ronts Mac Yeara Arn

rents Mae Years Ago.
MANCHESTER, y. H., Jan. l5.-Mrs.
Marion Spear wife of Arthur Spear, 254l
West Lake street, Chicago, Monday night
recovered her child Emma, who was
stolen from hor. over nine years ago. In
1881 Mrs. Spear, then %, camo cast to
learn the profession of nursing in Augusta
hospital, bringing with her hor child then
2 years old. She intrustod the girl to tho
care Of Mrs. Mary Kicker, whose hus-
band, Charles w. Kicker, was a tanner.
The couple became so infatuated with lit
tie Emma that thsy did not want to part
with her, and in June following they dis.
appeared.
Years passed. during which Mr.. end
Mrs, Spear Kept up u search and en-
ployed detectives 70 no avail. At last
The 'Hlckers were hcated i'm this city, and
they promis6d to restore the child upon
receipt -Of a sym of money. This was
promptly p{il' ana they again disap-
peared, ana twil Years latcr were located
In Concord, whore once more they se-
cnrcd money on the same prctoxt and
again skipped this time 10 Peterbcro.
They returned TO Concord shortly after
ward whore, in January, 1891. Mrs. Rick
cr died. The girl was, on Mrs Ricker's
dying request, placed in n Catholic or
phanage I'm this city and Kicker paid her
board until july 4 last, when he turn 4
her over TO farmers family in Potors-
boro. Mrs Spear came here Sunday in
search Of her child. and with the aid of
the police recovered her the mother rec
ognizing her by brthmark in the shape
OF tiny round aolo just above her right
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-01-15
MISCONDUCT lN oEElcE-
Ex-City Hall Commissioners ON Trial II
Jersey City.

Ex-City Hall Commissioners on Trial in
Jersey City.
JERSEY CITY, Jan. l6-Tho trial Of the
eS-city hail commissioners, John Pierson
and james Burke, aud the1present city
halrcommissioner, Emil Datz, on an in
dctmcnt charging them with misconduct
in Office, was begun Monday in the Hud-
son county court OF sessions Judges
Hudspeth, Hoffman and Kenny were on
the bench. After the jury had been OBJ
tanned Assistant Prosecutor Noonan
opened the case for the state. The prose-
cutor said that the commissioners had
neglected. 20 perform their duties aud had
4ai'eu 10 seq thaI ... ssSs--ssors :; ca. ias
80 >'-'--,- c,lnsesNcN;on of the city
nall had lived mp TO theif contracts. He
said they paid for inferior material at the
rlta Gt which the cohtrac were lot and
there was an alleged dcfrauding OF tho
city out Of $4,000 by paying for these con-
tracts
The first witness called was Clerk
George +. Farrell. and he was followed by
Samuel Dickinson, city treasurer Both
testified that Slsl000 had been paid out
TO the contractors who had done the work
on the city hall. These men were John
Kiernan, carpenter; Richard English,
mason; William NJ. Farrier. plumber,
and Michael Connolly, who drove the
piles in the ground for the foundation.
The defense of the commissioners will
be that they received enough Of the money
TO protect the city from any loss, and that
they now have sufficient money to make
up the difference between the contract
price and what should have been al
lowed
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-01-15
THE SULTAN Is UGLY.
Refuses to Allow tho Red Gross Society su
Enter Turkey.

Refuses to Allow tho Red Gross Society su
Enter Turkey.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 15.-Turkey posi-
lively refuses, under any circumstances,
TO allow the Red Cross society to enter
her dominions She officially announces
that no association. no matter how re.
spectacle IL may be, will be allowed to en-.
ter her territory to distribute bounty or re-
lieve any alleged suffering The Turkish
gesernment declares that the purpose Of
the Red Cross society Is interference pure
and simple, and lays down the proposition
that such interference would be tolerated
by no Independent government. and that
such a thing has never been allowed by
any European or Asiatic nation.
The particular point which tho Turkish
government makes In Its declaration 10
that the money which has been collected
has been given under the impression that
abuses exist In Turkey 1t is declared
that these statements have been made In
public meetings by men who are the ire.
concilable enemies Of Turkey, both a. a
country and as n religious expoQ mt In
ferentally all statements that there has
oeen or Is any suffering or that any lnjus-
tice has been done to the Armeninns are
denied. TIL, official declaration as to the
stand which turkey proposes 70 take rela-
tive To the Red Cross society was given
out by the Turkish minister, Mavruyeni
Bey
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-01-15
POLICE LEGISLATION.


Biiis Looking 20 the Rsorgauisasion Of the
Now York Department
NEW YORK. Jan, i5.-There is likely to
be some Interesting police iegislation ut
Albany this winter. Two bills have been
prepared which contemplate the most Wig
orons reorganization Of the police depart
ment. One of the bills will be introduced
In the assembly by n Tammany repre-
sentative from New York. The ot her
bill Will be introduced In the senate by
Piatt Republican. The bills 50 far a.
their scope Is concerned ars nearly identi.
cal. They provide for lcgislating out OF
Office the present board of police commits
sioners and the appointments Of u new
board by the governor
The bills set forth the fact that the
police force as now constituted 10 In o
state OF decentralization. and 10 an abso-
Lutte menace to the welfare Of the city.
Several statesmen In the Legislature have
bones TO pick with Theodore Roosevelt on
various subjects and they will help push
the bills, as they will have ths effect Of
legislating Mr.. Roosevelt out OF office
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-01-15

TOPEKA, Kan, Jan. IA horrible
thing became known TO tho police when
the death OF the 1f.months-old son OF
Charles Dean WAS reported. Mrs. Dean
Lett her two childron alone in room
while she ran over 70 a neighhor's. Upon
her return she found thai some one had
removed the clothing from nor babe,
seated &c upon the top Of a hot stove and
nod The 4 sh of the child was cooked TO
tho bono A young man VINO had quar-
ralod with Mr.. Dean is suspected but no
has tl5d tho city. The child suffered ter.
ribly until death came to relieve It,
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-01-15

count OF sickness in his family The six
Democrats voted for Nj Brcc The Pop
uiist, William X. Conlcy OF Mercer voted
for Mr.. Groot, and is thc only Populist
ever elected 90 the Ohio legislature Gov.
ornor Bushnell and ex, Governor McKin-
ley were present
Foraker's name was Presented by State
senator john J. Sulii an OF Trumbull
and seconded by state senator Adolph
huomer OF Cincinnati State senator
Hyseli presented Mr. lricos name In
the house the vote stood Foraker. 81;
Brice, 81; John II. Thomas. ] Mr. Cage
i Judge Blandin, 4; Lawrence T. Neal.
l. al of whom, except Foraker, are Dem
o'rats. Foraker received the full Repub.
llcan vote. The two houses will vote In
joint ballot Wednesday.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-01-15
THE LEBAUDY SCANDAL.
Millionaire Conscript Robbed by Those
whom He Trusted

Millionaire Conscript Robbed by Those
Whom He Trusted.
PARIS, Jan. l5.-The police continua
making Arrests in connection with the
Lebaudy blackmAilcrs They have also
been m aking domiciliary visits, and IL is
stated that the evidence thus 0btainei has
inSs inSs'.....s.sr.ssss-.~-..s.s.,,ns d
general According 20 The Matin. ~. 70
Cesti, described as banker, who was ar
rested here ON Jan. Z, charged with hay
ing obtained 100000 francs by fraud
from Lebaudy, Is also charged with hav-
ing defrauded former club manager OF
1Ou0 francs. The Evenement offers 10
prove that Rosenthal, otherwise known
as Jacques Sc. George" the writer for
Ihe Figaro and correspondent here of n
New York newspaper. received money
from Berlin for bringing about the publ.
cation Of inspired articles In The FL
garo
The Nation also understands that the
police are ON the track of NJ Balensi. lie.
oaudy's banker. who Is charged with
oiackmailing the young conscript, aud
who absconded, leaving liabilities amount
Ing to 100000 francs, OF which sum
s,Uo,O0o francs are said to have belonged
10 the Lebaudy estate Balensi is believed
10 be on board the Chilian on his way 60
south America, and IL Is added that an
attempt will be made 10 arrest him mt
Dakard, French Senegal, where the steam
ship Is expected to stop
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-01-15
Grateful TO Emperor William.

LONDON, Jan. l5.-The Pail Mall Ga
zette, referring TO the political situation,
expresses the opinion that Great Britain
would be most ungrateful IL IL failed to
recognize the feeling Of gratitude it owes
Emperor William "for arousing the pa
triotism Of the country and thus leading
to better understanding with the United
States"
The Westminster Gazette repeats the
assertion that there has been an under
standing arrived ct between Great Britain
and France and points to the settlement
OF the Mekong dispute as being the first
fruit Of this entente.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-01-15
WAS 4 DANISH FUGITIVE
Reasons wss Hansen smothersd ais VII
Five Children and Himself.


Five Children and Himself.
CHICAGO. Jan. i5.--It was because he
wes fugitive from Danish justice. had
swindled people In Denmark and led .
crooked career that Jens Hansen, known
D Peter Hougaard, turned on the gas at
his home. 7si sixty-hrst street, Sunday
night. and smothered his wife, Ave chill.
dren and himself. He had swindled cred.
itors out Of 90. 900 In his native country
and He'd TO America Circumstance
would tend to show that he had been en-
gagged In many questionable transactions
since coming to Chicago.
Hansen started saloon at Dearborn
avenue and Kinzie street, but the venture
proved unsuccessful after five months op.
Grafton. He traded the place for the Lin
coin dairy at Auburn Park and was
again unsuccessful financially. He sold
the place several months ago and has
since been out Of work. He was driven to
desperation and decided to die, taking his
entire family with him. A letter which
has fallen into the hands Of the police in.
duces them to believe that the husband
and wife had reached an understanding
their final end, and had dis
cussed the method Of their taking on st
least week ago.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-01-15
Flre M nnIiinnre-

BALTIMoRE, Jan. 10 The large frame
storage she'd at the corner of Bayard and
Ridgely streets. belonging to the glass
ware fran OF Swindell Bros, this city,
were totally destroyed by fire Monday
night, together with their contents. The
fire is thought 20 have originated from a
spark out Of the chimney of the neighbor-
ing shop of wheclwrights Tho loss
amounts to about SlO5, OoO OF which $780,
00D was in stock. The insurance. il is
said. but partially coYors the loss
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-01-15
snntn he ReceiYcrshln.

Topeka, Kan, Jan. IA 4-Mastcr in
Chanccry johnson has filed his final re.
port OF the cost OF the Santa Fe receiver.
ship Ii shows that the total court cx.
penses were S4Jg7O0. sixty thousand less
than this was allowed the court, but the
hondholdcrs made up she difference.
Judge Johnson has figured that be.
fore the rocciyership the road was paying
interest at the rate oi $1,000 day The
interest charges arc about half that
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-01-15

ST. LOUIS Jan. l5.-Ths seven indict-
ments against ex-City Treasurer Michael
Forstel charging him with embezzling
$4,000 Of the city's funds were dismissed
Monday IN division No. 3 Of the criminal
court, Assistant Circuit Attorney Bishop
nling nolle PROSE-. TO each Indictment.
Thus ends the prosecution Of the most
sensational case that has attracted the
attention OF the public In many years
This disposition Of the charges against
Mr.. Forstel has not been entirely unex-
pected by those familiar With the merits
t-s.s - sssse and who have followed the va
u. - - the prosecution since the,
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-01-15
BOATS IN COLLISION.
The Gloucester Fishing schoon.
er Fortuna Sunk.
NINE OF TIE GREW ARE DROWNED.

ifuit steamer BarnstabIe strikes the
Fishing Vessel or Highland Light and
sac sinks Almost Immediately -- Tho
barnstnble Succeeded ia Resouing -Four.
teen Of the Fortuua's Men hut Nine Find
Watery Graves.
BosToN, Jan. 15.-The Gloucester fI.h.
ing schooner Fortuna was sunk In a ccffl.
SION with the Boston Fruit company's
lfu't steamer Barnstablc, of Highland
lisht Monday night Nine OF tho For.
tuha's crew were Iwnol and fourteen
were saved.
The lost are; William Ackman. Rob-
ert Childs, Harry McFee. Thomas Stew.
ara Crawford Mnach. Harvey Emonpau.
simon Doyaus, John Clark William
Tobin
ne Arst ncws Of the disaster reached
The city on tho arrival Of the Barnstable
Tuesday with Che fourtoeu survivors Of
i'r. una's crew on board from these
men lt was learned chat che collision oc
curr.i 40 about 1.3D p. m.. when the vos.
,e.s We're about four miles or Highland
Hght The night was extremely dark and
@ lumpy sen was runuing
Crew 81 1NTenty-Thres Men.
The Torlnnu was bound Tor the Cieorges.
caIry.nq crew ~ twenty three mon i'm.
eludng Che oaplnin, JOHN w. Greenlaw.
ihe schooner WAS on Tho siarboard tnck
going co "a good -Tlte The Barnsfahleis
--4is were seen. bat knowing she had
the rirgt of way the sohooncr's course
was not aNcrci until too lato. The
G.clner strJok her wel forward. emitting
"a deep hnlc. and the schooner began TO
settle Immediately Bsfor3 tho boats
could bt cleared sho went down and the
crew were lc.J struggling in ths water
uhlll Iourtcon off them Wlrc picked up by
The Barns a5le's boats rhe others had
gone down. Captain Paine of the Barn
stable $50 6 90 o. representative of the AS
sori1tod Press: I'VE wcro about thrco
or tour miles OH Highland light. south
west. whom we struck the schooner right
untor bow. We were proceeding on our
way, never dreaming of the impending
calamity, when suddenly we saw the
starhoard light OF vessel directly ia our
course
Danger Seen Too Late.
d "It seems the light had been covered bv
the torctacSle, and the wind at that mo-
mcnt had blown it clear, thus enabling
us TO see the great danger we were in.
The wheel was put around TO port, but it
was too late Co avoid the collision. We
struck the Fortuna about three feet aft OF
the lore-rigging and she sank about four
minutes later. We instantly launched
our boats-Sidf-Sra-a1---.-4~,7-->.---
ter ae eew. We go5 fourteen Of them,
tho y whom was C1ptarn Greenlaw. but
muB were iifowhed."
Captain Paine displayed much emotion
rs he described tho accident and ex-
pressed profound regret at its fatal re-
spltS.-, The rescued men were properly
cared for on"board the Barnstable and |
upon their arrival were sent
tostheir homes in Gloucester by train. The |
lost sailors all shipped from Gloucester.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-01-15

KRUGER GAVE WA MING.
Told the british the Inevitable Result of
Their Encroachments.

Their Encroachments.
PORT TOWNSEND. Wash. Jan. 10. -
James Cox, young Englishman who ar
rived here from Cape Town, South Africa,
on the wrecked ship jeanette Gown, re-.
Gently visited the Transvual. He says for a
long time the English have been exasper-
atingly obnoxious in their encroachments
on Transvaal territory and several
times in the last few months Kruger
has warned them of the dangerous un-
dertaking and the inevitable result that
would follow II continued. For years tho
English, he says, have been gradually alb.
sorbing territory i'm lower Africa, and the
firm determination of Kruger to resist
further oncroachments has greatly hu.
inflated Cecil Rhodes and representatives
ol the British government.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-01-15

MrNNEAPoLIs. Mimi. Jan. i5-The
100000 bushel elevator Of ths Minneapolis
Linsccd Oil company ut Tenth and South
Washington avenues, collapsed Tuesday.
One employs heard the warning crack
and scrambled out Of window and ON TO
an adjoining roof In time to escape.
Some 20. 900 bushels Of haxseed stored In
the elevator poured out on the ground.
The standing portion Of the building is In
. dangerous condition.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-01-15

ASHLAND. KY. Jan. iS.-Tom Ross, .
young farmer, shot Frank Mcade through
the stomach Monday night, from which he
died Tuesday morning. lie also shut
John Higgins. who Is expected TO die as a
result OF the wound. The affray grew out
Of an old grudge and was hastened by tho
accidental mixing up of tho hats of the
principals ut parry u few days ago Ross
escaped
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-01-15
Tn. Merrill Family Murder.

WASHINGTON. Jan. l5-Through Gen
eral Wheaton report has reached the
war department from Captain Godfrey,
Seventh cavalry, at San Carlos agency, in
which the captain says he Is satisfied that
Captain Meyers, the Indian agent there,
has done all in his power to determine
whether or not the murderers Of the Mer.
rill family have been on the reservation
since the murder and whether the crime
was committed by Indians. The captain
reports that he is now convinced the rene.
gade MassaI is the murderer. II he has
been on the reservation since the murder
the Indians do not know It,
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-01-15
Striking Ice Cutters Rails. Cain.

CRowN POINT Ind, Jan. i5.-Four
hundred men struck at Cedar Lake Tues
day. The men are employed by Armour
& Co. cutting ioe. A report reached here
that several big fights have occurred and
several men were badly II not fatally In.
tured Fixtures In two saloons wers
smashed to pieces with Ice hooks and
tonga Sheriff Hayes has sworn In
twenty-five deputies armed with Win
chesters and started to the lake ct once.
The sheriff has instructed his men to
shoot to kill II necessary.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-01-15
Kneebs Pound Guilty.

BERLIN, Jan. 10. Tho trial OF X f.
Kneebs, the American horseman. charged
with fraudulcntly entering the mare
Bethel In races under the name of Nellie
knecbs, resulted Tuesday in verdict OF
guilty. kneebs was sentenced 60 nine
months Imprisonment, TO pay fine OF
1000 marks and To three years loss of his
civil rights. In addition the mare was
confscateI
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-01-15
collidea ona Bridge.

KIITANTNG Pa, Jan. 1.-Two sections
81 a trclght train on tho Allegheny Valley
railroad came together on bridge over
Mnhoning. crcck Tuesday and tho span OF
the bridge giving way tho Cnyincf oaboosc
and three oil tank cars were precipitated
into the water An explosion of the tank
ears followed and tho wrecked cars were
Six trainmen were badly In.
inrnd. but mono it Is lhought fatally.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-01-15

MILWAUKEE, Jan. l6.-while Patrol.
man Gustavs wussow. the largest police
man on the local force. lay in bed Tues
day morning his wife captured burglar.
Sho though she heard noise In the house
and went down stairs TO investigate. She
saw man rushing for the door. She
grappled with him, threw him on the
floor, and planting her knee ON his chest
held him until ner husband, who was
awakened By the wrestling match. came
to her assistance
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-01-15

SAN ANTONIO, Tex. Jan. l5.-The San
Antonio Builders Supply company as.
signcd. Liabilities $40. 900, assets es7, 600.
Firms Of ST. Louis Kansas City. Chicago,
Louisville and other northern citics hold
large accounts against the nrm- Tho
cause of the failure IL assigned TO inabii-
ity to collect outstanding accounts
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-01-15
Relief for Armenian.

LONDON. Jan. i5.-Sir Philip Curric, the
British ambassador 10 Constantinople.
has reported to the Marquis OF salisbury
that thirteen local committees TO distribute
relief I'm Armenia have been established
under consular officers and American
missionaries He adds that $780, 900 TO
$500. coo will be required between now and
the spring to save the Armenians of Ana.
tolia from starvation.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-01-15
Aecounss short s7s.ooo

COLUMBUS. o., jan iG--An examine
tion Of the accounts Of the Fifth Avenue
Savings hank which suspended last Sat.
urdsy, shows they are abort about S75, 600.
John Field has been appointed receiver.
Cashier John A. Kight has assigned all
his property to the bank. Kight promises
10 make an explanation TO the directors Of
the bank who refuse In the interim to
make any charges.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-01-15
pI.astrou. Conaagratio ON.

SEYMOUR, Ind, Jan lS-The most d To-
astrous condagration that hos ever visited
this city broke out in the Hough block
Monday night, which Is occupied by the
dry goods store Of G. j. Atkinson & Co.
and the clothing store Of Shenfleld Bros.
The exact cause Of the fire Is not known.
All the losses cannot be obtained, but
they will probably reach e6o0 with par.
tial insurance.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-01-15
n,.. surou,,u. An nm. r.,

ST. JOSEPH. Mich. Jan. l5.--Physicinns
have just removed bean from the ear Of
Willie Kroenig aud relieved the boy Of
much suffering. The bean had become
lodged In the ear some six months previ-
ous and had begun to sprout. Efforts had
boon made by many physicians to dis
lodge the obstruction, but no relief could
be obtained until now
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-01-15
Tho statehocd Mn.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 10. The house com.
mittee on territories organized Tuesday
and the statehood bills were given some
attention and frequent meetings will be-
held TO consider them. IL Is probable
that the Arizona, Now Mexico and Okla
homa bills will be taken up In their a.
phabetical order