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The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-29
FARMER MURDERED.
Knocked in the Head und Rabbs
Alter nsinr Knied

Knocked lu the Head und Rabhsi
Alter nsinr Kuied
st. Louis. Mo. Sept 2S.-neujamin
Frank Lamar. a farmer from Falkland.
J. r.. who was here attending the far
festivities. was found dead yesterday
morning. with HE skull crushed. IN m,
entrance 60 a raicty thoater. a dive on
Fourth street. 10 Is believed Lamar
was murdered. as a sum Of money
which bis friends say he had when last
seen. is missing. The police are in.
yCstigatiur, but are unable 20 End
who committed the crime. Lamar wat
on Odd Fellow.
Until midnight Sunday night Lamar.
who was drinking. occupied a box az
the Gaicty theater with a number o.
persons The police have arrested
live attaches Of the theater on suspi-
clou and are looking Tor woman
named Fannie Mali. with whom la
mar was last seen drinking. The dead
mau Vas a member Of the territorial
legislature.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-29

Two Cubaus ne SICK at thnadsipta
Tr.m nnnlh Ir.alm-nl In lnha-

Two Cubaus he SICK at tbnadsipta
Poem Rough Treatment In Cuba.
New York. Sept gs- Three years ago
Mls Elolso Bruno. was lho belle oi
Clcnf1cFos. Cuba She was wealthy.
Now she lIoa upon O. COZ in o. i0Ki0
room in a small house ON thc outskirts
OF Philadelphia. her body burning With
fever her mind mckcd hy terror OF
the spanlardf her memory full OF the
horrors of an experience abounding Ia
starvation. suffering aud peril In her
dollrlum she cries p.amlly Tor proiec.
tion against the spanlards who she
thinks are seeking Co murder her. In
a similar condition. aggravated by
wounds. Is pr andrew nrunc,. who
served as a major in the Cuban army.
The father Of these refugees was an
American, who owned q large estate
Al Cioufuegos. iia died IN 1898 and
bis son. Dr. Brunei. went 10 Cuba %
settle up the estate The spanish adj
minstration Of such affairs made this
q long and difficult task.
In September. 1898. General Regor
raised the Cuban standard in The Glen
fucgos district and The young Cuban
American was one 81 the nrst to Join
BIN. Il was impossible FOR his sister
10 remain on their plantation and she
therefore went irio tho Cnhan service
as a nurse. For 20 uopihs she shared
the hardshisl q ,ho patriots with
scarcely ever sufficient feed and With
noy0r a roof over Der head or a bed
70 No upon She tolei hraycly IN the
Cuban cause. earring fer che sick and
wounded. helping 10 cook tao srant
provisions and proving heTsolf hero
Inc on many oOcallCns
After 20 months Of this lie. they
both contracted malarial fever and
were 70 ill that they had To leave the
lnsurgont party and seek sheNer aad
food They found neither aud were
compelled 10 take refuge IN a cave.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-29

harrisburg, Pa. Sept Is Engineer
y. Bennett Mitchell was killed and
Fireman John r. Cawley was serious.
iy injured yesterday morning by the
explosion Of locomotive on the
Northern Central railway at George.
town, a few miles north OF Harris
burg The Victims were both residents
OF Harrisburg and had been Ia the
passenger service Of the company foI
many years
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-29
YELLOW FEVER
Summary Of The Situation
This Morning,


Special D. The Eagle.
Galveston, Texls, Sept 90, 2l0 g.
m.-Ye ierday's record is as folovs:
Sew Orleens 2 deana and 81 new
Clsef
Mobile, no deaths and 10 new Gaze.
Edwards no deaths aud q new
eases.
TIE situation at Houston remains
unchanged, exc.p, that the woman ID
setting lo'ler and the doctors are .till
dig.delin The opinion OF yellow fever.
Quarantine IS sill on and viii be is e.
feet uulil dc case is diaguo.ci bey ,nd
o. doubt
no other reports Of fever 10 Tc2ar.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-29

We are now prepared TO 900 Dr. c. II.
Ieneu.tH prescription io prevent gel.
low igtrr published in thc Houston
Post Sept li. end copied from ihc New
Orleans licIyure. Sam D. Wilson
O. Co. e8.
The dirt road quarantine sent into
effect rieidly yesterday, aud guards
were PLACED on the roads lealiog into
the county from an directions. These
restrictions DO net apply 10 people from
the country who trade in Bryan an I
are known here, but strangers and un.
known parties viii not be permitted to
clmo In.
Mrs Proctor has Just received her
new fall and winter millinery u the
laiesi and most stylish novelties and
respectively invites al b call and see
them. $50
A negro named Button Williams va.
lodged in Jail here yesterday by Consta
Die Powell Harvey, charged with shoot.
ing his wife through the abdomen Mon.
day In Precinct .. The officer Glcd a
complaint against the pr oncr before
The authorities here The woman was
not dead YESTERDAY b1t her wound va,
vas considered fata'.
Edge Bros report a tremendous sale
on their ad In the Eagle yesterday.
A grocery merchant talking yesterday
sid he bad goods tied up al along the
liuc. Hams Ia cold storage at Denlson,
crackers at Corsicaua, tea, soiIee, soap,
and other things all tied up by the quar-.
antIne.
Dr. Tailor reports a negro convict on
one Of The Braros bottom farms with his
skull badly cut with an ax. The wound
was accidental. indicted by smother ne.
gro while at Woik.
W. l.. Harris came in ycslo'dav over.
land from MarQuel.
Hiygs & Mawhinney have inst re,eiv.
81 another supply Of frcst tnrnlp seed.
w.il d.2i6
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-29

Gus slevener was here from Kurien
yesterday.
johnson Bros fresh butter at r. NJ.
Wilson's store. 81
i. +. Wi son Of Tabor, called on the
Eagle yesterday.
For sale--Two good milk ows. Ap
ply 10 John b. Mike. $50
j. =. Mathis and Billy Morgan Of
Reliance were in town yesterday.
Prof 81. D. Burns Of North Grimes
county Was yilltor 10 the city ycsier.
day.
For Ront-My Old residence in from
Of graded school building. Apply tot
4. Il. Bate. 264
Marshal Peterson from Blrkers prai.
he In the lower end Of the county, was
In town Yesterday.
Madison county Is protected on al
sides b. rigid quarantine Pat on by her
neighhorIng counties.
Dr. A. harlow Of Willow Hole and
Dr. D.. har'oa OF kurlcn we're visitors
20 Gee city Yesterday.
The Eagle subscription let has iun
upiar.dy lho pa.tfw days owing to
DE yellow Fever 'peciala
Dr G.. u rchaulrs yellow foyer Pre-.
ven.iVe is said 90 he O. sure preventive.
Both pIcsrfin lions are carefully PIE.
pared uy NJ. H. James .l3
AZ iis opening this session the sam
Houston Normal enrolled 900 pupils The
1fal day breaking al former rrcorjs.
Caliani Gee Mrs. procior's new I'D.
hons. hai' bonuots, ,oQues and every.
thing new ln iall styles. 250
Two pictagal o, the Houston Post
were thrown from The northbound
train o. DC lpol through town at noon
yesterday, 0ui they were tan ca IN
charge 30 once bY the health officer and
burned IN ihe street. Not a copy e..
cip1d.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-29

wouldn't Marry a Mechanic.
A young man began visiting young
woman, and appeared to be well plea
oi with her company. one evening be
Gallo when % Was quite late which led
tle young lady 10 enquire here be had
been.
81 had 10 work tonight"
"Whai. DO You work Tor a liyingg
she inquired 10 astolishment
Certainly" replied the man; Il am
n mechanic"
81 dislike the name Of mechanic, " and
she turned up her pretty nose.
That was the last time the young
man visited the young waman lie ID
now wealthy man, and has one Of the
best women In the country for his wife,
The lady who dis,iked "the name Of
mechanic" l. now the wife Of a miser.
able sot, irregular yagrani about grog
shops, and the soft. yerdant, and mis-.
cradle girl 4 obliged TO take In washing
TO support herself and children.
DO you dislike the name mechanic -
you whose brothers are nothing but well
dressed loafers?
Wepily any girl who has so it'll,
brains, who is % green and 30 soft as t.
think less Of young man becau e he'll
a mechanie--as the Son Of God was
These girls who despise the young men
Who work for a living, are likely to b,
menials 10 some OF them themselves
when adversely has humbled theil
pride, and experience has given then
common sense.-Ex.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-29

Rapid City. s. D.. Sept aS.-A de.
Fructlve timber IRE has been raging
IA the BIG Horn country. c. W. Green.
the special agent Of tue interior de-
parimenl who has has charge Of pub
DC timber. has isst returned and re-
ports "a square miles IN the heaviest
timber destroyed. Il Is estimated the
loss Is over $4,000. The fre was
finally exiinguished BY a snow storm.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-29

Hartford, Conn, Sept 2s.-F. W
Valentine, well-to-do lawyer Of
brooklyn. was instantly killed IN 4
runaway accident In the town Of Penn.
fret Sunday afternoon. Henry l.
Burt. a prominent druggist Of Butnam
who vas with him. was probably "a.
tally hurt and the wives OF both men
we're seriously bruised.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-29
Talk with c. !. BLAcEsHEAR about
insurance Of the

where they lived for three weeks with
no food hut some green pumpkins
half grown sweet p1,aiCoa ana wafer
from % stagnant pool Once they were
two days without % mouel oI io'1.
when nu c'd MON tl ltr.rl Iaon lh'
brought ilou o. lnw ROLLS H0Ih ai.
cd terribly from lDFrr lui wore uI..A
dolrloua Finally tho brother mans
ascd to climb ODE hll and 1'ifa0, ils
attention Of fpluI.h planter VINO
took them to siarra Wl0n.e lNi
were taken hy bone n N.wiI.oA
when thy landed 90 lf' wharf tIa
| Br1nt hi mo- shoe nHI H'. GROSS.
which she hcl worn IHr ,Hu months
was in ahroiF Thor fi hands lua
faces wor woNCn aud lhN were pii-
unable io walk they WorHdu nda.oNb
unable to walk they W0r iIa.F d a.uh :
hr thp swulHh f0I'I0r who Dni-l
and trus them. Tho spanish come
mandCr examined ihtu separately 20
I nnd cause to put them 90 DEATH ll.
failing in thlt De permitted them ln
go to their sisters. who lived nearly
a mile away. ON condition Chat lhOi
reported ln person every three ur tour
days This. iu their condition. one
| tailed the most Intense suffering ln'
| lho order was Oni0r I'D.
DE- Brunei appealed to iho American
| consul. owen McGarr. i0r aid. bui u
was refused him.
There followed a long correspond
] anan wffh tho state drunrf mGuf M
| Washington and the American con-
sui was ordered TO help them. They
received their passports on Aug. ?.
and sailed on the 1th Of September
| Their passage was paid all the way q
New York instead of 10 Florida pr
Brunei aud his sister have hled
claim at Washington against the Span
lsh government Tor the destruction q
their property at Cienfuegoa
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-29

Dr.. 4. III. II rrison now resides az the
W. q. Talia'orro residence, where he
vii o. usual answer calls, day or night.
Oihcc % Wilson's drug store. Rcsi.
deuce Phone l36. da72
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-29

DR.. @. II. Tehaulrs yellow lever pre-.
yeniive i said TO Ia cure preventive.
Both prescriptions are carefully pre-
pared by NJ. II. James. 96J
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-29
CASH. CAsHi CAsHi


BUY YOUR GROCERIES. We do
not want any profit Il 10. white ~.
gar tl.OOi 20 llby. C. sugar ! 60; Cab.
bsgo Be To-. Kraut Sc 10 Choice ham,
Toe 10 choice breakfast bacon Dc 10
3large Fat mackercl zoe; Q pkg Scotch
oats 2lci y no flesh erits 2jc; l boz
Vienna Sausage Toe; p taus chippcd
beef 22c ] can Lunch tongue zoe; I can
fresh lobs.crs zoe; 9 cans Eagle milk go,
Fancy Eyap apple Sc lbi0 no roasted
colee 100 cheese lic no; o pkrs maca'
toni 2ic; 7 doz lemons Zoe; ! hkt lrsl
potatoes .joi olbs black eyed peas ej
] can sweet wriukled pea. lOG 3 can,
oysters 12c, cans Salmons 2lc 8 can,
poi,oi ham sos Z cans American
sarlines % cents; anu also can
European sarllues l3c; box dev. ham
he; dol eggs Zoe EDGE BROS.
Telephone l0l.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-29

Apprehension about the suspected
case Of yellow fever yisibly abaied at
noon Yesterday when Mayor Adams
gave ont the Information contained 10
telegram from Eugene G. Blake % the
effect that the Houston board OF health
had declared the case Of the mulatto
girl not yellow fever, and that the
patient vas doing well. The telegram
was posted on the health officers bule-
tin board At James drug store, togeth.
g. with the Eagles morning special and
other information received At different
tune during the day.
Ats O'Clock 10 the afternoon, how
ever, the excitement was renewed. Al
this hour DR.. Tator posted bulletin
nom Or. SWcarngen stating that the
latter believed the case 10 Houston
yellow fever.
Regarding Nayasoia Dr.. Tabor pAslel
the following late yesterday afternoon
"rhe health officer a. Naylsota tee.
ph ones me that there g. one case Of
scarlet fever bot no yellow fever IN that
community"
Many persons left for the county
yesterday and others will probably 20
today, while many more have pur.
chased provisions and made arrange.
ments 20 kip on short notice. Alto.
go lher the alarm has progressed much
more than even the reports, and
the Eagle does rot apprthend al pres
ent that any necessity will arse fol
people to leave town The quarantine
Is effective aud the city council and
commissioners court are called 10 moel
today 10 provide for iis maintenance.
Iu view OF the fact that papers vert
put MI here and mail o. the Coler,
,c-ttrlny d. Tabor witol supt De-,
lst night tha. trains would NOT be il
lowed Co pa.s through the county O.
Itl's vas not o., pred.
Haaraa
ln speaking Of ihe yellow Eyer cpl
iem.o 81, Mllicu n 1917 Mr. J. a
Myers mid yesterday that o3 out 9th,
30 white people iu the town died, be-
| ing considerably overhaul There wef,
seven doctors 10 Che town and an o
them died The disease was brought
O. Mil'.can by tramp who wac found
olg morning hy iho railroad aud haule,
into town. Tie tramp died aud %,
| IL --------- 1 - IL
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-29
No Frcights for Bryan

llousirn, sept $50 Agent. Biyan.
AT this time We cannot rec, i've My
freight whatever for B'yin.
II. A. Jones, t.. ;. A.
The foregoing di'patoh, received zee.
terday by Station Agent Wilson, OK.
plains itself.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-29

extensive Joe ol Do ts niIl bear,
tl0se .n.r,.uHH. An examination will
chow ih.t i0c cxuDmr rafe ~ chod
BOZ every detail ul material aud work.
man hp Dr. What makes the excellence
TO- 200 stock. You rannot tell by the
appeaiatcr in these times. Often the
slrddIest shoes look The ueaiesl leioro
.cy arr worn. 10 takes closo exnmin.
ri. on 90 tell the difference, but the DIFF
ference BE- there. Try ours,
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-29

Columbus. o.. Sept % Tho silver
wing Of the Democratic party open
their state campaign IA Ohio today
Each county Ia 10 hold meetings. but
the grand central NEE ing g. set loi
this city tonight. NJ which there vii
% Numerous prominent speakers.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-29
Eye, Ear, Nose, Throat
anil Nerves.

Such os Cataract plcr,gium. Cross
Eyes, Weak Painful % lnnamed
Eyvs, Gmnull,ed Eyclils, Neural.
sia, Headache, Dizziness. Nausea.
Nervous Dyltssia, Cboru. st.
Niius Dance, Deafness, Callrrh
and Asthma.
Cross Eyes Strengthened by Or. Roores
New Method.
80 loss OF time. No ether or chloro.
form. No confinement iudoors. No
pain during OF aher operation.
GRADUATED Eyelids Cured Without
Caustio or The knife by Or. MoOrs
New Method.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-29
A Few Cures in BRYAN.



Ur WAs ctoss.Elrn.
Oliver Pate omplt we'd al Parsops' ron.
iecuonCry wa badly crnss.cyed frop,
Infancy, Dr.. Moore Strengthened his
eyes and Oliver said itdid not hur, him
aud that he sees better. lle has been
working every day since without
bandage on them.
FRoN MADISON COUNTY.
Mrs. =. n. Heath, n Mos,a af,., a,
Mooro Strengthened her eyes r5de home
q distance OF thirty miles, wlibont bav'
ing her eyes bandagrd.
nRAzos COUNTY NAN.
Eugene shealy, living nine m,ls,
northeast Of Bryan, said amer m,
ore haa Strengthened HE eyes. II,
I'D not hurt NE at all, !"
Many oIHas cAsfa.
While Dr. Moore has a great manv
under Treatment far various disease "a
The eve, ear, nose aud throat he sives
only a lev cases u cross EYES a. feler
ences beaanse this defect II No apparent
that there u no chance for deception.
MRS. LEMAES HOTEL. BRYAN.
0 FloE HOURS, 3 TORAM., 2O5RN.
CONSULTATION , FREE.
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1897-06-08
-Bemis Omaha Bag Company,
M, g. Peters, Manager.
EIk,ns ON Wages.

"Wages must go down. says Senator
EIkins in a recent interview, pub
Iished in the Cincinnati Enquirer.
"Wage-earners, continued the senat-
or do not wish to see it or believe it.
but it is So" And again he said:
"Wages in America stand against any
revival of business"
He was discussing the coal trade. he
said: I'VE do not export coal to Eu-
rope because we have wages against
us, and that is the whole kernel of the
coal trade"
Being asked whether black labor was
settled in the mines of West Virginia,
he said:
s.Firmly. 1t is as effective as white
labor and does not combine and con-
SHIRE, and the negro spends all he
makes, while the Italians and Poles
send every cent out of the country.
The senator has just as decided ideas
on the tariff question. He is firmly con-
WINGED that protective duties, especial
lv those on coal. should go up. Tariff
IN. wages down. That is what hap
nened under the Mckinley bill, and Is
what will happen, and in fact is hap
nening, under the Dingley bill. 1t is
ali done in the interest of labor.
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1897-06-08
gersoll Or

The Republican claim that 1.-The for
eigner pays the tax" is amply proved
by the following letter which will APP
peal to the people of Nebraska and
Iowa, as it interests them particular
ly:
Omaha, April 10.
The Albion Milling Company, Albion,
Neb.:
misunderstanding your inquiry
Of the 18th inst. The explanation of the
recent marked advance i'll the price OF
burlap bags is in the prospective
changes in the tariff. Under the Will
son bill they are on the free list but
the Dingley bill provides for. a duty
which would amOut to something
over cent per bag on the 66-inch,
eight-ounce burlap. The price made
you on your recent invoice is the low
est which we can offer on the present
market. Yours truly,
-Bemis Omaha Bag Company,
NJ. G. Peters Manager.
The consumers of burlap bags who
live In this section of the country need
not ina CINE that the increased price OF
bags concerns them. The foreigner has
to pay it,
Congressman "Champ" Clark, in his
speech on the Dingley tariff bill, said
the passage of the bill will force ev-
ery merchant in the land to make a
tariff for-revenue-only speech every
time he sells bill of goods across the
counters" The above letter is only one
of the tariff speeches referred to by
the eloquent and witty Missouri con-
gresham -World-Herald.
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1897-06-08
Good Word for Ducks.

Under favorable conditions the
breeding of ducks is very profitable
says writer in the Poultry Monthly,
and there are few farms or small coun-
try places upon which a few ducks
cannot be kept with both pleasure and
profit. Of course, these birds belong
to the classes of water fowl, and there
fore it is desirable to have a pond,
spring, brook, lake, or some small,
clean body of water in which the ducks
may battle and freshen their plumage
(which soon becomes soiled and dirty,
as we'll as secure considerable food in
the shape of water plants, insects,
worms, etc. Wherever a duck plant is
located near an arm of the sea, the
ducks secure much food in shape of
1Sh, quahaugs, clans, etc., at each ebb
tide. But Notwithstanding the desir-
ability of water privileges, ducks will
get along and do very we'll with only
enough water for drinking purposes,
and indeed thousands upon thousands
OF ducks that have graced tables of
hotels, epicures and others, never saw
more water than their drinking dishes
held, from time of Matching until death
ended all. That roast duck is fine eat
Ing cannot be denied, and that duck
eggs are large and very nutritious also
cannot be gainsaid Hence flock of
dozen, or less, of ducks will go quite
distance in keeping the family in the
best of provisions. One very impor-
tant item about the duck is that, when
properly cared for in a small flock,
she will continue laying for three or
four months a fine, large egg, just as
true as the day comes around The
hen is satisfied to lay every other day,
or even less. but the duck carries on
active business every day. 1t is not
good plan to pen ducks in very large
f1ocks. twenty-five ducks to a pen is
plenty, and four lively brakes about
right for twenty-five ducks During
the laying season keep the ducks con-,
hned during the forenoon, when the
eggs will have been about all dropped
then set them at liberty during the
ate noon. Ducks are great eaters, but
luckily not over particular. They seem
to crave bulky, filling food; so boil
roots for them. such as beets, carrots,
onions, potatoes and turnips. Mash
these and add a mixture of ground
grain composed Of bran, ground oats.
cornmeal and linseed meal. Mix the
grain something as follows: One peck
of bran. one peck of oats, one peck of
cornmeal, and two pecks of linseed
meal. Do not forget oyster shells for
grit and to help form the egg shells.
for the making of which great deal
of carbonate of lime is needed. The
young ducklings are at first quite ten
der and must be kept from rain,
water and all dampness. Feed them
milk with the regular foods, if pos
Sible, and force rapid growth. AS soon
as they acquire regular feather they
are hardy and tough.
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1897-06-08
Pettfgrew's Amendment.

Senator Pettigrew has introduced an
amendment to the Dingley bill when
provides for the admission free of duty
of articles controlled by trusts. Should
it become law and be carried out hon
estly, how much revenue would the
bill yield? There are trusts in sugar
coal. window and plate glass, lumber
pottery, wall paper, rubber. cutlery
and in nearly all kinds of hardware.
There is no trust in tea, but that Is
probably because there has been no
duty to encourage it. There are also
trusts in the wooden and cotton lndus-
tries. Revenue would be scarce II sucn
a law should be enforced. But VIII
those elected by trust funds destroy
the system which fosters trusts! 1hey
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1897-06-08
The Airship's Mysterious Voyage.

The airship that was Launched in
Nashville last week has disappeared
from sight; but by accounts of entire
ly reliable observers" it was last seen
heading for Canada. limitations are
thrown out that after taking on an as
sorted cargo of dutiable goods the ship
will recrOss the line and land its cargo
in some quiet spot far from the reach
of customs house officers. In regard to
such a cargo, it would be extremely
difficult to apply Secretary Cages cir
cular of instructions for the retroact-
i've section of the Dingley bill-Phila-
delphia Record.