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The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1897-02-26
WILL GO 1T ALONE.
Fusion Editors Of the Peoples Party CT
Tn Hnvn oR Raror,offietsC,

Fusion Editors Of the Peoples Party Give
Up Hope of Reconciliation.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Feb. 24.-The
branch of the National Reform Press
association, which met in this city
Monday, yesterday gave up all hopes
of reconciliation with the 'middle-of-
the-road' wing, which met in Mem
phis, Tenn, in response to the call OF
President Vandervoort, of Nebraska.
The Kansas City contingent decided
to let go its hold on the old organi-
cation and go it alone. The result
is the United Reform Press associa-
ton, national in its scope. which,
while it viii not combat the old n. R.
P. A., viii have nothing whatever to
do with it. j. R. Sovereign, of Sulphur
Springs, Ark, general master workman
of the Knights Of Labor, was chosen
president OF the new organization.
J. n. GasS, of Des Moines, Ia,
was made vice president and War
wick Saunders. Of Columbus, Neb., sec
retary-treasurer. The following execu-
tive committee was named: Frank
Critcher, Clauton, Ala; NJ. V. Carroll,
Lamar, Mo-; G. A. Grifis, Pond Creek,
Ok; A. c. Talley, Greenburg, No, and
James Gum. Boise, Ida.
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vANDERVOORT EXONERATED.
The Memphis Reform Press Meeting says
lie Is Not Guilty OF the Charges Pre-
fgrred.

The Memphis Reform Press Meeting says
lie Is Not Guilty OF the Charges Pre-
fsTred.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Feb. 24.-Yester-
davis session of the Reform Press asso-
station was full of interesting talk.
The discussion was precipitated and
The anger OF the delegates aroused by
the statement of Secretary Parker
that he had received an official COM
munication from the Nebraska Re
form Press association which preferred
charges against ex-President Paul
Vandervoogt and asked that Mr.. Van
3ervoortbe tried and expelled from
the association. The convention
howled at the charges end
showed in a moment that they
had the utmost faith in Mr.. Wander
WORT, both as q man and as a member
Of the popuhst party, Mr. Wander
WORT. demanded an investigation, how
ever. and a committee Of three was ap-
pointed. At the afternoon session the
committee entered its report exon
Grating Vandervoort from any and al
charges made and coBdemning his ae-
cusers. A vice president, secretary and
executive committee were elected dur
ing the day.
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WILL REVOKE IT,

Il Is Said Mckinley WIZ Abrogate Presi-
dent CleyelaRd's Civil Service Order.
CHICAGO, Feb. 2S.-The News Wash
ingtOn special says: 1T will be good
news to the offce-seekers that President
Mckinley is likely to suspend or revoke
the sweeping civil service order Of
President Cleveland, whereby nearly all
the offices in the executive branch
of the government are taken into
the civil service list. Gen. Grosvenor,
of Ohio, who is one of McKinley's clos
est friends, and who has been one of
his stanchist and most capable politi-
cal supporters, said: I believe that
President Mckinley viii revoke or
suspend the sweeping order which
took all Offices into the civil service
classification. 1 have been investi-
eating the matter thoroughly and
one of the ablest lawyers in this coun-
try has given me an opinion covering
the case, He says that an executive
can revoke his own deeds, just as a
Legislative body can reconsider an act,
1t is not probable that Cleveland will
change his mind on the civil service
order, but it is within the power to
revoke his own act. His successor
will not be bound by Cleveland's ac-
tion. Mckinley viii be president and
will administer the executive branch
Of the government in his own way. He
can revoke that odious order, and be-
heve he will do So"
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1897-02-26
MEBLEY WORSE
The President-Hect Suffers from .
Slight Relapse,
GEN. LEES RESIGNATION RECEIVED.
The ConsgI-General TO Havana Asked by
Secretary Olney to Remain at Eis
Post fora Tfme-A Legislative
Scandal In Texas.

CANTcS, O., Feb. 2L-The instruc-
lions Of the attending physician at the
Mckinley residence that no one shall
see the 9resident-elect except members
of his household and those who come
On special invitation are being strictly
adhered to. DR.. Phillips, when ne
called yesterday morRing, found his
patient but very little better tnan
Monday and no more inclined 20 re-
eeive visitors than week ago 1t IS
believed the conferences he held last
week and Sunday were too great a tax
upon him, and he yesterday suffered
slight relapse. The physician still
maintains that there is nothing appre-
hensive in Mai. McKinley's state OF
health, and that he viii be fully able
TO 90 to Washington on next Monday
Only absolute rest and freedom from
official or other. cares viii leave him
strong enough for the coming eeremo-
MES. We want to inaugurste well
man on March :, we viii do SO, and
there need be no fear in that direc-
ton
GEN. LEES RESIGNATION Received.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 24-Fitzhugh
Lee, consul general Of the United
States to Havana, has resigned, but
has been requested to remain at his
post for a time at least. The follow
ing cablegram was received yesterday
morningat the state department:
HAVANA. Feb. 22-SeOTetary Of State; My
resignation mailed perstoamer. LEE
Secretary Olney replied to this al
most immediately, urging Gen. Lee to
withhold his resignation until some
thing could be done, and declaring
that his retirement at this time and in
such a manner would cauce untold
trouble"
LEGISLATIVE SCANDAL IN TEXAS.
AUSTIN. Tex. Feb. a4-Several days
ago an afternoon paper of this city pub
/ lished a card to the effect that young
girl had been enticed here from Tyler,
Tex. and locked up in a disorderly
house here, and that two members Of
the Texas legislature now in session
had, under pretext Of assisting the girl
to return home. taken her away from
the house and given her rooms at a
cheap boarding house. Legislators are
very indignant at the report which Is
branded as a malicious libel, and yes
terday appointed a committee To in
vestigate the charges, which viii be
done Immediately.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1897-02-26
WHOLE FAMILY DROWNED.
Loss of Life aud Property from Floods In
and Near MIddIesbor0, KY.

Loss Of Life aud Property from Floods In
and Near MIddIesbor0, KY.
MDDLEsBOBO, KY, Feb. ga most
disastrous food visited this valley yes
terday, flooding two-thirds Of the
town. Sixty famiHeswere forced from
their homes. Cumberland avenue, the
principal street, is under water. Most
Of the stores are flooded. Several hun
bred people have to be fed by citizens.
At West Pineville the Cumberland
river broke over its banks, doing im-
mense damage. Fifty families were
forced from their homes James Chad
well, wife and children were drowned
in Powelrs river. The food burst over
the bank and caught them in their
homes, which was swept away.
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A MURDER FRUSTRATED.
A Stock Raiser Tries TO XIII J. II. Waite
Then Commits Suicide.

A Stock Raiser Tries TO XIII j. Il. Waite,
Then Commits Suicide.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Feb. 2A-News
was received yesterday afternoon at the
Office of the George R. Barse Live Stock
Exchange Co. at the stock yards of an
attempt at Pomona, Franklin county,
kan., this morning to murder Capt, ].
Il. Wate, former president of the Kan
sas City Live Stock exchange. John
Parkinson, stock raiser, who lives
near Pomona, fred on Capt. Waite.
The bullet struck the right temple and
glanced of. Then Parkinson turned
the revolver on himself and committed
suicide,
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1897-02-26
NEW MORTGAGE Law.
Kansas House Passes q BIN Of Interest to
Money Eenders-DOekage Bm Passed


Kansas House Passes d BIN Of Interest to
Money Eenders-DOeErage BIZ Passed
TOPEKA, Kan. Feb. sA-The house
this morning passed the bill ITO estab-
lish department for the inspection,
Weighing and appointment Of chief in
spector, assistant inspectors and weigh
masters of grain in the state of Kan
sas." The measure provides for a com
plete state system Of weighing and in
speetiOn Of grain and is sweeping in its
character. Full powers are conferred
on the inspectors in regard to the grad
ing Of all kinds Of grain.
The house passed a bill by Lambert
Of Lincoln, providing for the record
ing and assignment Of Tesl estate mort
cages and for the release of such mort
cages by assignees. The bill is of gen
eral interest, and of especial interest
to lenders of money.
The house committee on judiciary
has killed house bill No. 558 to repeal
the statutes which provide for the ap-
pointment OF committees to investigate
state institutions and the conduct Of
officers. This is the statute which
enabled Gov. Morrill, to investi-
gate Wait, Householder, Rogers and
Chase out of office in 1886. The
same committee has recommended
for passage the antitrust BILL to de
clare lawful and void all arrange
ments, contracts, agreements, trusts
and combinations made with q view to
lessen free competition in the importa-
ton or sale Of articles imported into
this state, or in the manufacture or
sale of articles Of domestic growth OF
domestic raw material.
Senator Armstrong; bill to prevent
the dockage Of hogs for the purpose OF
inspection in any market or public
yards in Kansas, came up for the third
reading in the house this morning and
was passed, 63 to so. The bill provides
heavy penalties for any person found
! guilty of docking.
The house also passed house bill No.
456, being an act to secure the employees
| Of corporations and trusts the payment
Of their wages in lawful money of the
United States. The bill applies to all
trusts or corporations that may en-
ploy ten persons.
BY vote of IS to 9S the house passed
the fee and salary bill introduced last
! week by the house committee of the
whole. The house passed the bill tC
prevent blacklisting by employers; tt
exempt the wages of laborers under
$50 per month, and providing for the
protection of birds,
The house committee on educatiOna
institutions decided. by a vote of 8 t
., to report adversely on all norma
school bills, A minority report, signed
by Rothweiler and Irwin, favoring thu
establishment OF nOrmals at Wichit;
and Lacrosse were presented.
There viii be no maximum freigh
rate legislation st this session of tn,
legislature. This was fully settled las
night, when the populist members o
the senate, in caucus, by a vote of Is t
10, knocked out the maximum schedul
in the Harris bill. The senate com
mittee on revision of the calendar vote
to put the bill to repeal the mctropoli
tan police law 3lst on the calendar
which practically kills the bill,
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1897-02-26
WIN Get Iess Money.

TOPEKA, Kan, Feb. 2O.-The annual
apportionment of the interest on the
permanent school fund for school pur-
poses by counties has been made by
the state superintendent Of schools
and the several amounts will be ready
for payment next Monday. The total
sum for distribution is s1s2, 1890. The
total number of children Of school age
in the state is 493,S20. The amount
per capita is 81 cents. This is the low
est per capita in the history of the per
manent school fund. The reason as
signed for the falling of is that much
of the interest is in arrears.
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the accredited state delegates from all
points Of the country we're present at
the Columbia theater at ten o'clock
when the meeting was called to order
by the president-general, Mrs. Letitia
Green Stevenson, wife OF the vice pres
ident of the United States. The adj
dress Of welcome by Mrs. Stevenson
was responded to by Mrs ElrOy II.
Avery. state rarant of Ohio
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1897-02-26
CuBANs REApY ID ~.
The insurgents Wool Bay Their Inde-
pendenee at Reasonable Price.

The insurgents Wool ! Bay Their IBde-
Pendence at a Ros5onsbie Price.
NEW YORK. Feb. 2A--The World pub
fishes under the head of TIE Most
Important Document of the Cuban
War" sn autograph letter written to
that paper by Salvador CisnerOs, presi-
dent Of the provisional government Of
the Cubans, and countorsigRed by Max
tno Gomez, the geReral-in-chief. The
letter was approved by the so-called
cabinet of the provisional government
and bears the seal Of the infant repub-
tic, The letter says that the insur-
gents are willing to pay q liberal price
for their freedom from Spain. Amer
lean Intervention would be accepted,
providing the sovereignty OF Cuba be
net infFinged thereby.
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TO PRISON AT sEVENTY-sIx.
Pennsylvania Banker Gets Light Sentence
for Committing Big Wrong,

Pennsylvania Banker Gets Light Sentence
for Committing Big Wrong,
LANCASTER, Pa, Feb, 23.-E, K.
Smith, the ex-bankcr of Columbia, Pa,
who made a long and hard fight to
keep out Of Jail, was surrendered to the
sheriff yesterday and taken to the
eastern penitentiary at Philadelphia.
Smith ran a private bank at Columbia
and attracted savings by paying in
terest on deposits. When the institu-
ton closed the deposits amounted to
about 100000, while the cash on hand
was practically nothing, and what real
estate he owned was more than covered
by judgments, The depositors lost
everything, and Smith was prosecuted
for receiving deposits when he knew
the bank was insolyent, Upon con
viction he was given ~ years in prison,
but he fought the case to the last court
Of resort and lost. He is rs years old.
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WASHINGTON, Feb. 24-Another at
tempt is to be made to-day by Senator
Hill to obtain action on some Of the
Kansas postmasters in committee on
post Offices and post roads. There are
now pending IN that committee nomi-
nations for postmasters at Cottonwood
Falls, Burlington, Herington, En-
poria, Caldwell and Hutchinson, and
continued pressure has been exercised
on Senator Hill to get these nomina-
tons reported to the senate, in the ex-
pectation that the senate viii confirm
them.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1897-02-26

Fort ScOTT, Kan, Feb. q. The
tenth annual reunion of the ex-prison-
ers of war was held in this city yester-
day. Addresses were made by Revs.
A. o. PeRniman, c. T. Durboraw and J.
N. Payne. Officers were elected as fol,
lows: President, W. II. Bryant, Rock
ford. Kan; secretary, D. W. Boring,
Fort Scott, Kan; treasurer, John Cole,
Rieards, Mo.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1897-02-26
Conn Baker Won Easily.

COLUMBUS, o., Feb. 2S.-COnn Baker
won the six-hour bicycle race with
ease, despite a bad fall The tire on
Walters wheel collapsed, and he quit
before the race ended, as he saw he
could not beat Baker. The record:
Baker, 125 miles, laps; Grimm, 125
miles, laps; Eddy, 124 miles, z laps;
Schock, f24 miles, laps; Waller. los
-.,sI,-
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1897-02-26
EYashIngton,s Birthday.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Feb. 22.-One hun.
dred and sixty-Rve years ago to-day
was born Washington, the father Of
his country, the man who crossed the
Delaware, who spent hard winter al
Valley Forge, and who did other mem.
orable feats, with accounts OF which
school histories are filed. In recogni.
ton Of his services to the country every
state and territory in the union save
three are to-day suspending business
and engaging in ceremonies appropri.
ate to the occasion.
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setting ABIDE Timber Lands,

WASHINGTON, Feb. 23.-President
Cleveland celebrated the 165th ami
versary of the birth of George Wash.
ington by signing and promulgating
Is procIamations. establishing as many
additional forestry reservations con.
tanning an aggregate area Of q, 379, 400
acres, two-ffths the area of the state
of Kansas. The reservations are stu
ated in South Dakota, Wyoming, Mon
tana, Idaho, Washington, California
and Utah.
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Depsw WIN STAY At Home.

NEW YORK, Feb. 2S.-Chauncey NJ.
Depew will keep out of Office another
four years because Of John Hay being
slated for minister to England, and
Gen. Horace Porter for minister to
France. That Depew would not take
anything was made apparent some
time ago when he accepted the chair
manship of the traffic association.
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Tnln Rsbhsrs.

MUsco6Ex, 1. T., Feb. 22.-Saturday
night while the northbOund local on
the Valley road had taken the siding at
Wst0va for the passenger, two masked
men entered the cab0ose and compelled
Conductor Matt Wallace and Brake
man Cotton 70 hand over $3.50 and a
revolver. The passenger train pulled
in at this moment, ana the men would
have attempted to rob it had not the
citizens OF the town been aroused and
fhev were compelled % fee.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1897-02-26
FATAL FLAMES.
-Four OF a Family Perish By SuffOcatiOn In
Hannibal, Mo,

Hannibal, Mo,
HANNIBAL, No, Feb. 23.-The store
Of M. Marks, on North Main street,
over which the family lived, caught
fire at $3.50 o'clock this morning. Two
sons, aged IS and II years, who slept
on the third floor, where the fire
started, were. suffocated before they
could be rescued. William Reid, who
occupied a room on the same floor, also
died Of suffoeation. Marks, hearing
his boys crying for help, rushed up
stairs, but was overcome by smoke and
dropped dead in the hallway. Mrs,
Marks and her mother and Edward
Pierce and Thomas McCarty, who were
also in the building, barely escaped
with their lives.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1897-02-26
WILL DEFY CHURCH RULES.
A Roman Catholic Girl to Be Married by
Protestant Minister.

A Roman Catholic Girl to Be Married by
Protestant Minister,
ST. LOUIS, Feb. 22.-AnotheT Roman
Catholic girl is to wed outside her
faith, and the affair is likely to grieve
Archbishop Kahn. 1t viii be remem-
bered that only the other day this prel-
ate accommodated Miss Josephine
Rowley, who married DR.. Whipple,
and also her bridemaid. The present
case is that Of Miss Frances Homes,
who is to wed on Wednesday Max J..
Orthwein. Friends of the bride to be,
feeling that an appeal to Archbishop
Kahn to have the marriage take
place at the Homes residence would
be futile, presented the matter
to Archbishop Martinelh. the
apostolic delegate, who recommended
to the archbishop here that a dispense
ton be granted. OF course, Archbishop
Kahn at once made the necessary con-
cession, but for some reason the father
Of Miss Homes is not satisfied with the
arrangement. The result viii be that
the wedding will take place liz the
Homes parlor; that a Protestant min
lister will OfRciate, and that the Roman
Catholic church viii likely lose another
COMMUNICATE
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Aeainst Tens, Trust Law.

DALLAS, Tex, Feb. 23.-In the United
States district court here Judge
Swayne, of the Northern district OF
Florida, sitting in the litigation known
as the Standard Oil combine against
the Texas antitrust law, decided this
morning against the state, declaring
the law unconstitutional.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1897-02-26
CYCLONE IN GEORGIA.
Vlndstorm Does Much Damage. bat No
Fatalities Reported

WinosrOEm Does Much Damasss DIT 30
Fatalities Reported,
ATHESs, Ca, Feb. ga destructive
cyclone beat down upon Athens last
night. The damage 70 buildings viii
amount TO several Thousand dollars.
Henderson's warehouse is a wreck, and
the Lucy Cobb female seminary is un-
rooted. The young ladies' were
badly frightened and panic ensued.
On the college grounds the hbgsry
building, Phi Capa hall and the fshoo
building were unroofed by the fierce
wind In East Athens q number Of
houses were blown down. The old
Farmers Alliance warehouse is q COM
plete wreck. No loss Of life OF injuries
to persons is reported.
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cemaled - YIctIm.

EAPA. Cal, Feb. 2z.-LOeai officer.
have arrested Charles Kugadt, charged
with The murder of his half sister in
October, 1896, in Washington county
Tex Kggadt says that himself snd
half sister were ont riding when she
fell out Of the buggy and the wheef
ran over and killed her &c burned
the body and escaped.
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EBENsBURe, Pa. Feb. 28.-Thismorn-
ing as the mail train from Cresson on
the Pennsylvania railroad, due here at
1905, was nearing Ebensburg it crashed
into a loaded freight car extending
from side track. A bad wreck fol
lowed and a number Of people were in
iured.
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Double Tragedy at AIlssOula, Mont.

MIssOULA, Mont, Feb. 25.-William
Morley, a gambler, shot and killed
Blanch Renaud. with whom he had
been living; shot but only slightly
wounded her friend, Bess McCunlea.
and after falling to shoot himself,
jumped into the river, where his frozen
body was found with his throat cut
from ear to ear.
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RE Outlay for stesl RafIs.

QUNCY, H., Feb. 2S.-Fifty carload
Of the new steel rails for the extension
and improyementoft the Quincy, Omaha
& Kansas City railway passed through
Quincy the past week, and ESQ more
cars are en- route. The outlay for
steel IN the transaction represents an
expenditure Of 500, 600.
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saumIIl Burned.

TExABKAEA, Ark, Feb. g The
saw-nill and machinery owned by Gas
Mulzesheimer s Co. ct Buchanan, six
miles soash Of hesel was destroyed b
IRE at I've o'elesk yesterday morning.
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- Perlshed In the Flames.

GALESA, Kan, Feb. 2S.-Gy o. Har-
veY, the well-lnown politician, resid-
ing three miles west Of this place, had
his elegant two-story residence de
stroyed By FIRE Sunday. Mrs. Harvey
is an invalid, and, as no person was
present excepting & seYen-year-old son,
she barely escaped burning.
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Murdered with an Az.

INDEPENDENCE, Kan. Feb. 24-Yes-
tsrday, while at work together, VIII
FarbroW and Lee Smith, at Lenapah,
I. T., got into a dispute. Farbrow,
Selling an AK, made an attack on
young Smith, infieting two wounds,
one across the side Of his head aud the
other across his hip. Smith soon died.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1897-02-26
KANSAS A. O. U. w.
John Fl. CrIder, OF Fort Scott, Chosen Grand
Master Workman on First Ballot,

=
Master Workman on First Ballot.
SALINA, Kan, Feb, 2+.-The grand
lodge of the Ancient Order of United
Workmen was called to order in 18th
annual convention by Grand Master
Workman Wallace. An address Of vel
come was delivered by Rev. w. Foulkes,
of this city, which was responded to
by Grand Master Workman Wallace.
There were three candidates for grand
master workman-W. N. Wallace, of
Kingman, the present incumbent;
John H. Crider, of Fort Scott and
Grand Foreman William Cross,
Of Kansas City. Nearly all of the
500 representatives who compose
the grand lodge felt a keen interest in
the election. Order won on the first
ballot by majority of one. VIII C.
Hill, Of Paola, was elected grand over
seer, and ". NJ. Morgan, Of Lansing,
grand foreman. E. NJ. Ford, of En-
poria, who has held the Office Of grand
recorder for the past ten years, was re-
elected without opposition.
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PATRIOTIC WOMEN.

Daughters Of the American Revolution IA
Session at WashingtOn-MFs. Stevenson
PFesides.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 23.-The congress
Of the Daughters of the Revolution
was opened yesterday and, despite
inelement weather, with every promise
Of success. With but few exceptions
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- TnscInatlon III.

MADISON, Wis, Feb. 2t.-Ths SUI
preme court yesterday affirmed the de-
cision Of the Rock comfy circuit court
holding that Che rale promulgated oy
the state board Of health IN -s2i re-
curing 81 children attending schooi
10 be vaeeinSted is invalid