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Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-04-10

aeserai business houses, had a
slafy, did not smoke, drink nor
aad was regarded as am exemp-
sshg man. In February, 1885.
sasement 70 marry Blanche Col
\. ash,er Of Lewis Colweli, head
\ s'iWell Lead Company. was an
n. The following month the
sere married, and almost Inn.
w Jones began TO utilize tho
@'quircd by bis marriage.
HIS rlrs, Venture.
y his first ventures was the
q big Offices az the foot OF
|a,,,shty-iirst street, and the or
~ q the company. which was
y. New York Lumber Com
.. ,us iather-in-law, Louis Col
Nm. Of the Coiwell Lead
M and q very wealthy man.
|s,, ~ enterprise. De Witt q.
slhcc deceased. who was a
M commissioner At the time. was
M, = become interested in the
laaIaapahy' and so was BENJAMIN
flrmsss.on, a millionaire lawyer.
M ~ ~ company sold IN the open
k.,t,.' Prices much lower than It's
~'s' and, as result, for O time
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-04-10

Thomas Roberts drove to the house
Of A. C. Gilchrist at Greensburg, Ind.
with a sack OF corn. saying that with
another man he stole the same amount
OF corn twenty years ago, and wished
to return Il. Roberts declared that
his conscience would not let him rest.
and he asked Gilchrist's pardon, which
was granted. accompanied with a moral
lecture. Roberts has been attending a
religious revival, and has been con-
verted.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-04-10

disappeared from his home In San
duslky. Ohio. year ago. leaving be-
hind a beautiful young bride and a
score Of Borrowing relatives. The wife
now lives in Chicago. and through a
series of romantic circumstances such
as are seldom observed outside the
covers OF fiction was last week reunited
10 her husband. Before telling the
story OF the young husbands marriage
ana disappearance the reader should
be made familiar with the following
press dispatch. which was sent out
from Florence. Colo. some days ago:
most remarkable case has come
TO light here. There Is a man here
who positively does not know who he
y. All he can remember Of his life is
the very short period which he has
spent In Florence. He has relatives
and friends somewhere. who In all
probability are mourning him as dead.
He Is in the first flush Of manhood.
strong and handsome. Of more than
ordinary intelligence and good edIca-
ton. He dropped into Florence q
short time ago from an indefinite
somewhere. and II was in this town
that he first agoke TO the conscious
ness that he was a living. breathing
human being. But that was all that
he did know. The past was an abso-
Lutte blank. II was necessary for him
to have some Identity. so he assumed
the name Of Maxwell II. Starr. II was
also necessary for him TO obtain some
employment. He went TO work In q
butcher shop. his inclinations direct
Ing him 10 that sort OF work. and for
this reason he seems TO think that this
was the business In which be Was en-
gagged when he was in possession OF bis
full senses
Mrs wyckotf met her husband in
SAndusky. where be was assistant
superintendent Of the Metropolitan
Life Insurance company. She WAS then
Miss Mabel Jackson, the daughter OF
Charles r. Jackson. an artist. who had
achieved some distinction. Many
lyoung men sought her heart. but the
race was 10 Mr. wyckoh. and about
fifteen months ago the two were mar
ried al the home OF the brides parents.
The wedding was pre-emineni among
the social events Of the season. and
ans attended by persons OF promi-
nence from all over the state. There
we're three months Of happiness. TN
marred By any dIstracting incidents.
and then Mr.. wyckof disappeared.
leaving his wife in condition border
ng on insanity. The whole police ma
.hinery Of the state was set In motion
to find the missing man. but without
avail. He was last seen at Sandusky
purchasing a railroad ticket for Chi
cago. then all trace Of him was lost.
A quiet but thorough search made for
him in Chicago developed the fact that
he had gone west. but what his desti-
nation was could not be ascertained
II was learned the other day that
Mr.. wyckof went from Chicago 70
Florence. Colo. and the fact concern
ling his mysterious flight from home
and friends also came to light. I'm.
mediately after his departure from
ssndusky an inspection OF his books
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-04-10
BEAUTIFUL CUBAN AMAZON

foasht by Her Husbands side Until He
Was Rsiied-Hfd in Cave.
Ine accompanying portrait is that of
Dolores Monteo. beautiful Cuban
amazon. who has done brave and ef-
fectfye work with the insurgent SOL
diers in their fight for freedom She
fought in the fnsurgent army with
her husband, who was an officer. He
was killed, and she took refuge in q
cave, where food was smuggied to her
by the natives. By General Weyler's
orders. Spanish troops hunted for her
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-04-10
swallowed Pin 10 Get a Drink.

Viola Willie. i0-year-old pupil in
the Hamilton. Ohio. schools, swallow
ed pin In the classroom. She had
snapped her fingers and asked the
teacher for a drink Of water. and been
refused. To her side desk schoolmate
she said: I'm make teacher give me
a drink" Then she swallowed a big
black pin, and a 1T OF coughing en-
sued. Finally, after copions draughts
OF water the pin lodged in the stom-
ach.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-04-10
GET YOUR SLIPPERS.
DAY OF JUDGMENT IS szsD TO
BE CLOSE.


y the Bible House,
Neg York city,
there is preaching
.ow a man who
speaks like an
Englisnman, and
whose name is BeT-
eyIy o. Kinnear.
The subject of his
talks is the end Of
the world and. un-
like most alarm
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-04-10

Among diseases produced by floating
organisms are erysipelas, pneumonia.
tuberculosis, whooping cough and very
likely the grip or epidemic influenza.
Yellow fever and cholera are some
times conveyed by the air, although
usually through drinking water, etc.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-04-10
IL A PATHETIC TALE.
THE SEPARATION OF YOUNG
HUSBAND AND BRIDE.
when Ise Recovered He Found Himself
Among Strangers In Strange Land.
But His Past Life Was sim Blank
Accidental Discovery.

n all the history
OF mental lapses
where the victim 8
mind has become a
blank as TO his
past life. no care
has a more inter-
esting and remark
able story connect
ed with 1t than
that of Lewis Her
bert Wyckon. who
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-04-10

In Wis ease has been remanded for
~ hearing. bur there II little
I, mar be will have 10 come 10
$50 b face his victims, The spe-
Il large on which sxtradltion pro-
|sa,sgs win he based will be the com
e., !. man On Long Island who
ussral thousand dollars worth
ssss bad paper. Nearly ten years
sas been required 10 effect Jones
IN His b0udsmen we're George
n 80 Court street, Brooklyn.
Amelia II. Jones Of les West
8rdFca and Twenty sixth street.
Ss~ York. aud Mary r. Jones
4 s ReHry street Brooklyn. $40. 900,
Z ,Aese declined 10 assist the an-
xs ii tie apture 81 the rascal
...amln 4 I.ading,on. a lawyer. Of
AZ Yega. seems To have been Jones
stsln ,ls latter inducing him 10
w4sF 10 him $3.50 900, MF. Lnd-
who Of late has been one Of the
zsasH Ia trying 10 bring about
- arrest. ssys he has known Just
m l0ass aas al all times since
~ 90 from this country. He had
g6sasd VITA hisa In London. he
he declined ID tell what had
~. sssassa himself and the fugi.
Asts had hssa no determined effort
Il caring Ire lasg few years 10
liz tatsa 10 Justice until within The
~ seeks. snee he forfeited his
i iss epsD Id 1855 There arr nine
n s4iesm.ass against him. al
ass forgery 10 the second degree.
azgialnans hrsns u. T. i.sidlnglon.
ssfsna pansed the late district At.
vt iehn II Fellows. 10 takr STRIPS
IL ssirasl,ion ~ Jones from Eng
~ ralonsi Fellows was advised
i vi Ire county 10 any such a.
~ = ladlagtnn had known for
sss Ysags uAeFs Jones Was llvinK.
sss received some money from the
Esxss s.hsmiaE 10 tnss.
sss began bis career III New York
~ ls came from esoshen. where
a'ee' raa engaged In the lumber
sssA The man pKA Of attractive
ns ana ~ persuasive consegna.
~ h impressed number 81
aasa,s st,h Tho large fortunes he
4 ~ % the accumulation they
as3 snnsfplsed IL they would only
am ne opportunity. HiR kno-sl.
4 ~ lumber business stood him
VA. sns he found men with d.np
" 'tsaY 10 hack him in a big 10 n
~ Nhieh was 10 revolution ~
galasss III ihis country. His tt.
fsss ~rrr many 80 many that u
saaihs after the crash brf.tr
= snald n Strengthened out m
'1'fEt Of his operations ascsa.
Thsn Il was found that he hi
n rishs and left and forged IL.
'se amount ~ $3.50. 600. Isss
wv years ago Tho wiEe who hai
2 him through all his trpuhl /!
'sa proceedings for divots
a hin because he had come e.
afs % America and married !,
noman.
2 The time he was 50 years /,
ss Did nothing much. lie hi !
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-04-10

: seemed exceedingly successful yones
poihted TO lis success and than 4,
loriaea his friends that the slow way
20 secure wealth which they had cho
sen would never content him ~ 4,
rapiu succession he started The Rail
Electric = Light Company. the United
.o'a.es Dredging Company the Orange
aohnty Stock Company and The gev,
iofk Creamery Company. Jones was
tlons. 20 poia-
''"a'ng.oa Was aa Easy MARX.
On the strength or these eu,e.nr,sa,
anu MS assurances that he possessed
.hofnions wealth. he induced MIR. Lud.
ihsion 10 pour his money into the
souhk mans hands, Ludington began
aiseonnting notes for Jones IN lSs2
ana during the next three years bought
seVV'Ovo worth Of notes signed BY e. 81.
l'aFiing Of Port Jefferson, Il. Tuthill &
20. OF Promised Land, l.. L.. nj Free.
man o. Aetuchen, n. j., and ]. n. Van
siiet Darling and Freeman are dead
~ ADDITION TO the notes Jones e Lud-
'hsson entered into an agreement for
me purchase OF lumber at Owen Sound
Nanada. IN 1886. The result being thai
between June and rs OF that year
I.adingina gave jones si77.o12. Lud.
lnsaon went % the Buckingham hotel
on Aug. -. 1886. TO meet Jones. The
lattef drove up in buggy ana Lud-
iaston MAS asked 70 get in. They drove
INTO Central park. when Jones con-
fsssed that the lumber deal was fraud.
1iieni and that the notes discounted By
l-iidinslon for two years had been for
gsries o. contained fictitious names.
- an affidavit Ladlngton said: Had
! = pistol or other deadly weapon with
me e y needless 10 say that be tJonesl
would probably not have been here
to-day for me 10 make this complain,
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-04-10
The %, o. nsslealar Came.

The Dsy Of EsrksniaE Came.
whrn The day d reckoning cfrae
jones notes were everywhere. Tasy
90, into The banks. and were held by
thnse institutions. The Chemical. GAl-
latin and two Others secured his ps per
sud suffered Hut Ludlngton was The
creates, loacr. The facts that JoJss'
gigantic swlndie were brought 10 The
attention % District Attorney MARITIME
aud The grand jury found an ind3e,-
msnt against him. He surrendered md
vas held In $500 bail BY Judge Cns-
Ing The aianchesi friend Of Jones in
hts difficulty was hts wife. She siI *
10 him while onc charge after another
was made. aud all but bcEEared hers-if
ia hls behalf Shortly before the cd
lapse her father had died. leaving Ter
more than s250.0o0. She notified so,ie
or the creditors OF her husband ilat
abe would assign her $4,000 Inierea
IN her fathers estate 10 them 10 safe
her husband. John 7. Martin. Brool-
lyn warehouse man, had abou, $4,000
az Jones worthless paper Her money
vent toward settling his claim ara
that Of the Chemical and several 9th n
hanks. There wrrp. however maty
o,hrrm with small claims who pi1-
cured indictments Jones got bail. Ills
mother. Mary y. Jones, II said TO haze
Lost huusc In Brooklyn by going en-
hts bond al ono time.
Deserts Hs Family.
Early in isss. when some OF the In
dlctnicn,s were about TO be brought
on for trial. Jones was missing. He
had lived. up 10 his disappearance. with
HIS wife and two infant daughters.
blanche and Constance He babe his
wife nm affectlonate good-by. and sad
he would let her know when he ar
r,vaa AZ destination. About two months
satsr abe received word that he had
safeIy reached the Argentine Republic.
rbev continued 70 correspond until
Inc AIMING Of 1890. his letters mean
wbiic growing more rare She thought
he waa still down there. and had for.
uot.,,n her and all she had done TO-
him About. q year afterward Mrs.
Jones began suit for a limited divorce
from her husband on the ground OF
abandonment. While the case was
drars.tg on she heard that her hus-
h.nd had revisited this country with
! ae,itg,y English widow. Tho action
waa DELAYED 70 as 10 effect the service
~ nan. v on him in some other action.
,aa,,,rg was set afoot. but u was
,aarn.,i that Jones had gone TO Eng
land.
.,a,r,c,i the English widow.
"a ,as great establishment OF Mra.
-, ssarch Of the records OF the
LAT clerk at Albany showed that
in,,mes r. Jones had been married
- Mrs Ellen Andrew at the residence
- ! CLERGYMAN IN that city on March
!, 1880 Her establishment grew on
learning from the record that ms own ~,
.a,har. r,lliah. who. she said. knew her
~, 80 nll abe had done for his SON
' 80 ara ~ the witnesses TO the cefe-
' 49, rho age Of the bride was pun
- re certificate as "a years, the ior-
mar hutband Of Mrs. Andrew mad peen
NY. NY ,a.a - \ wealthy steel house nj
shsaleIa He had left large estate y
Ma vito and two children
a. ,,.,r,de OF London Is called
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-04-10

The Lapps are FIRST mentioned as
being conquered by the Swedes and
Norwegians In the thirteenth century.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-04-10
'IAYED A BIG GAME.
oep,NARy STAKES INTER-
y ssrTD sWlNDLER JONES.
n. Ssrsiest Crooks OF the cen-
Il nj smooth Tongue Secured
a.., Rich Victims No~ undsr
.,,..t 10 England.


HERE seems a
good chance of jus
tiee oseriaking an
Their great rascal,
for by the arrest Ia
England the other
day OF ialimer n.
Jones. one OF the
IN ost DARN q
swIndiers who ey-
er operated in this
country. MAS cap
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-04-10

Tho Are brigade Of London Is ca Ne,
~, ,,,ore frequently on Saturday than
an any other day Of the week
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1897-09-09

r T. Reeves transacted business at |
Elk Point Saturday. He was appointed
Of the estate OF David
Anderson, deceased.
The delegates from Sioux Valley
township, as mentioned last week, were
all in attendance at the county conven-
ton at Elk Point Thursday. Among
the delegates selected to attend the
Sioux Falls convention Henning Gass-
man OF this township was one. with
John Sellberg rs alternate.
In the death OF Stephen Reeves, who
was father OF the writer, we lost our
best friend on earth, and feel called
upon to add Il word to the obituary
which appeared in these columns last
week. Although we have been fight
ing life's battles for many a year on
our own account, we have always lean
ed on the arm OF kind and generous
father for good advice and encourage
ment, and we feel that the main spoke
in the wheel OF our life is gone. TO US
he was the greatest man living. His
large family OF thirteen children, all
living, will eyer keep his goodness
fresh in their memories. For ovel
fifty years he was a member OF the NJ
f. church. and his every thought
ed to come from the good teachings re
ceived from Christian life. A good
lly portion of his savings went TO-
church work. and we recall severa
church buildings that are monument
to his zeal in the cause. When sepa
rated from him his weekly letters to u
we're like reading from the scriptures
and when in his presence he was al
ways telling OF the goodness OF tn
Master. Although suffering severel
in his last illness he bore the pain wit
a Christian fortitude, and his las
words were about heavenly home
, which he felt sure he was entering. H
: was the first Of q large family to g
, and as we follow one by one, let l
, hope the record will be as bright dow
to the last one.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1897-09-09

enjoyed few days visit with her
folks in Brule, returning Wednesday.
Albert Dahl who was taken sick last
week with malaria fever is reported
better.
Hans Rise OF Lincoln county visited
with the Vindahls few days the first
part Of last week.
Ingyar Anderson transacted business
in Sioux City one day week before last.
Rev. Ole Broadland of Blooming.
dale, Clay county, visited Rev. Rein
erton and family a few days week be-
fore last.
Miss Bertha Dahl left Thursday of
last week for Lincoln county where
she is engaged TO teach school near
Hudson.
Misses Jennie Dahl and Alma John
son returned Monday after a few days
visit in Sioux City.
}, Miss Thompson of Canton is enjoy
ing short visit with relatives in
!, northern Brule.
Misses Sigre Peterson, Louise Dahl
J and Maria Coverdale left last week for
: Humboldt, Iowa, where thew go to at
tend school at the Humboldt college.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM Seward returned
last Wednesday after an overland trip
to Leroy, Minnesota, where they had
r enjoyed a weeks visit with relatives
! and friends.
Prof. J. S. Nordgaard. one OF the
Prof's. at the Augustine college al
Canton, S. D., occupied the pulpit a,
. the St. Paul church last Sunday.
= The following nominations were
:, made at the republican caucus fol
= Brule township: For Assessor, L. N
= Lewiston: Justices, Lewis Ranum ant
, Herbert Yrven; Constables, Ton
=. Holdorson and Horace Flanagan.
,. Ole Shjer, one OF Union countys OLE
IS timers returned to his home nea
n Leroy, Minnesota, Tuesday OF las
week after couple of weeks visi
with old friends. Mr.. Shjer took
claim on the beautiful banks of tn
Brule 81 years ago. His old home
N stead is now the home of James Oleson
A number of both old and youn
re people gathered and surprised Jaco
jacobson at his new home in norther
W Brule week ago last Friday evening
VS. A nice little sum of Sl7.3O had bee
se raised for which fine cupboard an
some other articles had been purchas
n ed which Mr.. jacobson was presente
~ with. The ladies of the party had ais
:, prepared themselves and served a de
licious supper about II o'clock. Ate
a while they all departed for their re
- spective homes, wishing Mr.. Jacobso
that he might enjoy many happy year
at his new home and what he still
Is wanting to make it real happy hom
G. to him might be had in the nea
~ future.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1897-09-09
SPHINX.

From Our Regular Correspondent.
SPHINX, Sept. 6.-Rather warm
weather for September, isn't it?
The picnic at Mrs. Hanson's grove
was grand success.
Charley Carlson has purchased a new
wagon and sulkey plow. Charley says
one can't get too many wheels in these
hurrying times.
Mr.. Fox is in our neighborhood with
his steam threshing outfit. Mr.. Fox
SAYS he doesn't have much time TO visit
these days.
Z. w. Clark, wife and baby, OF Sioux
Valley, visited with Mrs. Clarks broth
err, Geo. Davis, last Sunday.
j. D. Davis has returned from his
visit in johnson county, Iowa. He re-
ports everything lovely and very good
time all round
Mack Davis is here for visit with
relatives. He halls from johnson
county, Iowa.
We had some very warm weather
with dry hot winds. Garden crops
have suffered from drought.
Threshing is now the order OF the
day. Reports Of the yield give Is blu.
| of wheat and 40 bu. Of oats the maxi
mum OF the 81 crop.
Miss Clara Omdahl left last Monday
for ST. Paul, TO transact some business
in that city.
John Larson OF the firm of Larson &
Son took Wednesdays train for St.
Paul to attend the Farmers Congress
held in that city. He also intends to
| transact some business at the some
time.
Matt Matson has had his house much
improved by coat Of paint. It is done
by experienced painters aud his dwell.
| ing looks as prim "as you please.
On last Thursday the Swedish Luth'
eran people held their annual picnic al
Mrs. Chas. Hanson's, one and One-hall
miles east OF Sphinx postoffice. A good
program had been arranged and as q
large crowd had gathered in anticipa'
ton OF good time it is SAFE to say thai
all enjoyed good time, while many
wished "these picnics might come Of.
tener".
Andrew o. Olson Is building new
house l8x2S two stories high. A No.
cellar is being built and when all is
completed Mr.. Olson will have a very
good and comfortable home.
We had thunder storm accOmpani
ed by high wind and very light rain or
Saturday night Of last week. No harm
was done as far as we can learn.
We need more rain. 1t is too dry u
do any effective blowing.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1897-09-09
Brule.

From Cssr EoVatGr Correspondent.
BRULE, Sept. 8, 1897. Miss Anna
Christensen is home from Sioux City
for few weeks visit.
Miss Carry Ericsson is home from
Sioux City.
Miss Emma Shulson returned to
Sioux City last week after enjoying a
couple Of weeks visit with Alma
johnson.
Miss Mary Kalstad returned to
Sioux City last week.
Miss Rebecca Olson returned to her
home in Yankton last week after en-
joying q couple Of weeks visit with
relatives in Brule and Sioux Valley
townships.
Miss Ella Olson Of Merrill, Iowa,
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1897-09-09
Throughout ths COUNTY
TO CORRESPONDENTS.

Coereepondcnce for publication must reach
ttjs once mot later than Tu ESDAY MoRNiNG
u each week to appear promptly. since Vie
nauer n pfiDeed on Wednesdays. Please pear
1hf1tn Mind
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1897-09-09

Farmers, when you are in need oil
fence posts, oak, ash or diamond viii.
low, call on Kelly, The Full Weight
Grocer.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1897-09-09
J. EIILL, M. ..
Physician and SJrqeon.

isrs years p Pre- es4r experience Dis
and residence III Steckman building, corner
Main and Grant streets. All calls promptly
answered from residence, or st. Marie's Drug
Store.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1897-09-09

Don't nauseate your stomach with
teas and bitter herbs, but regulate
your liver and sick headache by using
those famous little pills known as De
Wits Little Early Risers.
J. s. TALCOTT,
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-01-29
Every woman has natural I'll \ wv rs

. Every woman has natural cnvio-
sity to see how other women fur
nisn3 their homes. To satisfy this
The Ladies Home Journal will
publish during the year interior
Photographic views Of 4 hundred
Of the, most artistic, cheerful and
comfortable homes III America.
These will show lii detail the con.
struction, fitting, and furnlsaing
Of parlors, drawiug-rooms, halls,
reception, music, sitting, dining,
bed and bath rooms, kitchens,
porches, piazzas, etc. This unique
series will be full Of excellent
ideas for every for every house.
keeper or home. maker. IL will
present views Of the interior Of
of houses Of moderate cost, which
areftted and furnish with con.
spicuous good taste, and at Com.
parativly small expense.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-01-29

After a long and exciting debate
the Minnesota senate has decided
by q vote of 30 to % that F: A.
Day, senator from the Sixth dis
trict, vacated his seat in the senate
by becoming lieutenant governor.
The discussion was over the con.
struction and Interpretation of the
state constitution, and the lawyers
employed by the two claimants for
the seat made extended arguments
on the question. Three days were
devoted to the question, the last
day being occupied by speeches by
the lawyers Of the senate. On the
final vote the Republicans were
divided, but every free silverite
stuck to Day. z~ :r-