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The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1898-08-04
Steele County Driving Park
Association.

Association.
The following named gentlemen have
agreed as follows:
1--WE. and each of us, do individually,
promise and agree to pay to tho Steele
County Driving Park Association. Of
Hope, N. D.. the sum of $1,000. This
amount to guarantee the purses offered
by the association at their meeting Aug.
3, 4, and 81
Wamberg & Jacobson,
Geo A Luce,
In Wood,
w H Morgan,
H F Rodcnberg,
Geo A Warner,
Daniel Nelson,
Warner & Donaldson,
WI Milligan,
PIP Rice,
McCellom & Merriell,
H H Fullmer,
OK Norcott.
CL Allen,
P Brown,
Mcmahon Bros,
AT Ward.
RIA Mclean,
OE Fleischer & Co.,
F E Mayes,
T M Hadwen,
II Fullmer,
CS MoOres.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1898-08-04
The Fusion Ticket.

The Fusion Ticket.
At Fargo last week the Fusionists
nominated the following ticket:
For governor-D. NJ. Holmes, Grand
Forks.
Lieutenant governor..Dr. w. A. Bont-
ly, Burleigh.
Congress-H. NJ. Creel. Ramsey.
Supreme judge-C. J. Fisk, Grand
Forks.
Auditor-C. G. Bade, Richland.
Attorney generals. B. Bartlett, Cass
Treasurer-Thos. Bolton, Walsh.
Secretary of States. Torgerson.
Trail.
Insurance commissioner-W. M. Cam
pbell, Barnes.
Sup't of Public Instruction-C. G.
Schmidt, Stutsman.
Commissioner of agriculture and La
BORA. L. Whipple, Ransom.
Railroad commissioners--H. L. Hev-
ener, Stutsman; N. H. Bjornstadt, Dicky
and Rob't Fleming, Cavalier.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1898-08-04
Official Newspaper of Steele County.
Entered at the postofice In Hope. North Da-
kota. as second class mail matter.
This paper will continue to be sent till all ar
rearages are paid and 1t is ordered discontinued.
Independent County Ticket.

Independent County Ticket.
At Sherbrooke Tuesday tho Indepcn-
dents placed in nomination tho follow
ing ticket:
Treasurer, o. w. Williams.
Auditor, T. S. Hunt.
Clerk OF court,
States attorney,
Sheriff, j. NJ. Patterson.
Sup't of schools, w. S. Henry.
Register of deeds, Fred Bently.
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Bank Statement.
Report Of the condition OF
THE STEELE COUNTY BANK

State of North Dakota, IS.
County of Steele
bank. do sOemnly swear that the above state
ment Is true to the best Of my knowledge and be-
lief j. ID. BROWN, Cashier
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 1st
day of August, 1898. C.S SHIPPY,
[sEALl Notary Public. N. D.
Correct Attest: G. A. BRowN. Directors.
j. D. BROwE,
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-02-10

Out Mt Masontown last Sunday even
my ACQUIRED n sudden death under
unusual circumstances. II happened
in the M. church during Epworth
League and just before the regular
evening services Henry Hart. y. a
venerable citizen about seventy years
of age. who rwas present. Suddenly
sank down and expired without as,vord
aud hardlya struggle. he had IA
subject 60 heart failure ever SINCE he
was a young man aud IL is said that
once before ne was thou ht TO Toe dead.
but after being unconscious for u d.,
came to himself aud requested that q
he ever had another attack luke that
Inc he kept atieast three days bcf.rrs
being buried, 10 be sure of his death
before interment.
lie leaves wife and one snn 90
mourn his sndden demise. The funeral
took place yesterday .at Mascntown
and the burial In the ccmc,C>y there.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-02-10

walter Poster and Miles II Cobun,
OF Masontown. were I'm town lAst Sat
nuday and gave US call
Mems Fancy SHIRTS from, g cents NJ,
and Handsome Cravats aud riss foe 8
and 10 cents At Herring's Chesp Cash
Store.
A little child OF Shera Messenger.
ut Terra Alta, got badly burned Mon.
day OF this week by smiling a cup of
hot grease on itself.
Henry Murdock has moved from near
The Aca iemy into the house with III.
III. Murd''ck, in order to take care OF
The wife OF the latter. as she is in poor
health.
Fred ;la;britter. the hus,l;nr con-
sable from Tuunelt m. was here yes.
terday pr business. ~, officer In the
county is more prompt or cfiieient with
any business entrusted TO his care
than Fred.
The Finest line os Mems Hats i'm town
~ Herring'A Something new, nubsy
and remarkably cheap for cash. 10
aud see them.
Kingwopd Presbyterian church. Sun
lay Feb. Is. lS9S IN bba th-school at
10 q. m. Preaching NJ IL a. IN. and $50
p. IN. Morning subject Friendship
with God" Evening subject, alpha
and Omega" Endeavor at ESQ p. IN.
The Knights OF Pythtas lodge here
Is booming now and the weekly ses-
sions are like old times. New applica-
tions are coming in every week and
there is degree work TO confer at every
session. The fee for all the ranks is
OILY so 90 and the dues only one dol
lar quarterly, or four dollars per year.
s Frank Riley who u,ed to be To-
Gated at Terra Alta as telegraph opern.
tr and while there married Miss Dora
C'lne, sister TO Marshal, Fuller and
elk Crane, of that place, died at
Lynchburg, Va, Tuesday of this week,
after short illness with pneumonia.
rhe remains were taken to Philadel-
phia for burial
1t is plain fact that twenty per
cent of the deaths in our larger cities
are caused by consumption, and when
we reflect that this terrible disease can
be forestalled by DIR. Bulls Cough
Syrup, shall we condemn the sufferers
for their negligence, or pity them for
their ignorance.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-02-10
TwsliEas.

csrresnsodeaos ottho At.as.
IL Siness WAS suspended here last
week N account of the cold sesthr.
Rev. q. w. Skinner preached a 60. d
srrmon at the bethlehem church SEN.
Y, iaousry so.
Samuel Goodwin, of ,A,ryautovn
satesmsu for the Tropical oil CO., vns
here few days sgo
j. I. Squires, of X ,edsville, sold a
boe h"r &c To Rev. Knntt>. cf Mason.
town, one day last week
David Stuchel and c. 4. Fcecland
ma 10 - fiviog ,ripto Norgan,own the
first u last week. They report having
a good time
Miss Hattie Gross lief, here ms, Sun
day m"rning to visit her brother Adam
Gross, who lives ut the New Enylsn I
Mines, above Falrmont.
The hirtn isy party OF which we
made mention som,, time AFRO. /, no
joke. and we will give ynu full par.
uculsrs i'm nur next letter.
A tramp, claiming To be a Dnc,nr.
visited our village few days ago but
met with such cool reception b. our
people that he lid not ,tarry with n,
long
A vicious animal ha. b-en roaming
our hills ut night. m,king II very IN.
pleasant for srine OF our young men
who have been in the Ia bit OF keeping
late hours.
L. j. Bowrrmnstcr Informs rs that
his business at this place has incrcased
go rapidly that IL became necessary FOR
him to employ private secretary.
The mill requires three off Bearers. be-
sides yard boss and general manager.
The latest thing here is the storm
sled, new invention gotten up by
some of ouryoung men for the protec.
ton OF their girls from the storm and
cold. When out riding Mt nigh,
1t works like charm, aud we hope
they may be able tn secure a pa tent on
their new invention. JENNIE NAY.
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Newburg.

Correspondence of the Arsus.
The sleighibg the past week hns
been Immensely enjoyed by the many
participants.
In six more weeks one OF the most
successful terms OF school ever laugh,
in Newburg viii close.
a snow storm and the school teachers
OF Lyon district had control OF the
town Saturday afternoon.
When some one asked the other dav
What is the matter with Newbure -
The reply was, IAN Oil boom struck {,
last summer"
CHARLES Oh tddncix. the big drummer
representing los Spidell Grocery Co =.
was here Thursday and Friday, look.
ing after his trade.
We noticed w. II. Shaffer teacher Of
the HowesvilIe school. Thomas O'Hara
of the Glhdesville schools. }. A. Ster-
ling of the Irondale school anJ County
Supt us Whetsell. in town Saturday
We followed tho example OF large
number Of our p Iplc who atten led the
revival at Independence Sunday. con.
Quoted in he NJ. Il. church by Rev. G.
E. Leather'y of this place. The meet
ing has been in progress more than n
week and much interest is being man
ifested.
wedding OF unusual interest took
place at the residence of l.. n. Ellis,
near town. SUNDAY evening. joseph
Rolly Ellis, gentleman of Aevcnty.
fonr, was nuited ia the holy bonds Of
matrimony TO bride OF twenty, Rev
Lyons OF the y. Is church, old and
experienced, doing the modifying and
all that was left for a preacher to do.
The venerable old groom is the father
OF Charles Is. Ellis, one Of the oldest
and leading merchants and lumber
dealers in tho county
Last Thursday night was cold one.
but the question as TO whether nations
should settle all questions by arbitra.
ton or not, was holly discussed and
settled for all time by the Austen Ly.
ceum, in favor OF the negative. The
speakers 20 have discussed the questiou
were S, n. Shay, Alonzo PelI and Full
lerton Ford, on the affirmative, and
C. G. Mouser. Charles Lamberson and
Ray Shaw. the negative, but Mr.. Shay
on the affirmative and Mr.. Lambersor
for the negative consumed all the time
and the judges promptly rendered the
decision, nit.
There was a case In Squire McGee',
court here Saturday, although not ex
citing much interest. II was a case ot
enforcing the compulsory school law
Willis Fortuey, I'd assistant In the
Independence school, appeared in bt.
half of the state, and testified that
one Of the pupils in his care had viola
ted the compulsory law by being alb
sent five. days without cause
Dave Fortney. father OF the pupil AL
luied TO, and William Kirby Sbaffer
rs his counsel appeared IA defendant,
and offered the plea, that needy cir
J cunstances compelled him TO keep biz
| Guild from school, The Squire, how
| ever. imposed the fine and costs, az the
/ school law dictates. This II the frs
case Of the kind that we have heard o.
SO far, In Preston county.
Bit NYE.
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Are YOa Comm 2"

The biggest OF all the .,bis meet.
ings" oves held in Kingwoou, AZ CIV in
the zenith OF its glory la tae eolorrd
church and school house on Bever.y
iith. 1t has boen rhnning over two
weeks and In point of enthuslaSnn, At.
tendance. nterestand enjoymert, IL is
ahead OF any service held here for A
long time, II not longer. The leader
II Deacon John White, cf Pleas y,
Dale, and he is fas, gaining n reputa-
tion as an Evangelist, that will out
shine that of anyone In this country.
He Is being ably assisted by Hon. c NJ,
Bishop. Il. M Boone, Camden Messen-
ger Captain j. II. Murdock, G. ~
Bishop, Edmund Messenger and others
The meeting is held mainly for abe
benefit OF the co.ored people aud the
Nation" or poor white folks who will
not attend the other churches, aud
those people enjoy the services more
and get more good out OF It. whiie Il
lasts, THAN any other people I'm abe
country. Many others attend more
out of curiosity than anything else,
and the crowds so great every night
that breathing room Is way above par.
and many ostside at the door aud win
dows There arc number forward at
the 'mourners bench" every night md
we do not know how many have been
converted, or what church they will
adhere to In the fiual round MP. No
one knows how long IL will last, n Il
seems tn be just now getting under
full Roadway. IL you want TO see an
old time revival like you read about or
hear the old folks talk about, just at
tend the United Brethren. u nion-Evnn n.
gelistic service ON the hill some good
night, but SO early, soon us you can
get your supper for the crowd begins
to gather about dark and they como
from the direction of the four corners
of the earth aud other cardinal points
of the compass.
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In M~moriam.

The funeral services OF the ate David
c Menear were held in the NJ 4
church here last Friday afternoon at
o'clock. II was expected To be held
at the house. but tn crowd was SO
great that only u small part could
have gotten in the house. so IL was
deemed best tn go TO the church.
Many friends and relatives from out
near Masontown. Reedsvillc. Howes.
vile, Albrightsville and all around the
county. came to pay n last tribute TO
the memory Of the deceased Had he
lived twelve days longer he would
have been 6s years old. Several years
ago he Joined the NJ. +. church and the
services were conducted by Rev. G.
K. Shaw of that church. The pail
bearers were his three brothers, Will
liam c., Samuel and Mack Menear and
the three son-in-laws OF the deceased,
Messrs. Luther Swearengeu, Willis
Fortney and l.. Camden Lantz. Under
taker ii. c. Flythe had charge of the
funeral and after the services at the
church, the procession wendell its way
to the Cemetery here, where short
service was held and the remains laid
to rest by u daughter who preceded
hcr father many years ago. The chill
dren were all present except SAINT who
is in Colorado. The widow was Maria
Potter before her marriage to MIR.
Menear In the sudden death OF her
husband Kiugwood lost a good citizen
and one who will be greatly missed by
all who knew him and he had many
friends and not an enemy In the world
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-02-10
frondala.

Correspondence Of THE ARsus.
The Literary at this place Is flourish.
ing. There are some very important
questions very ably discussed.
Have received Confidence that the
b auch OF the Mint for coming rags
into money will not be closed for some
time 70 come and every lady Is enjoy
ing herself.
Getting married is the boom at pres.
emit We had n quiet wedding few
DAYS ago, Mr.. ". Rogers 10 Mrs. Dona
Gillian, aud some two or three more
looked for at an early date.
We have men here in our part Of The
county that ore Offering property for
sale that cost eight dollars and will
take one dollar for il nov, but do not
vast any City cent dollars made
Strange what ideas some fnen have
and yet have n desire for money.
We are about over our scare at Iron.
dale. We were almost afraid TO look
ont, for fear we would see some one
coming N pay Oft and take mp all u .
s. bonds. aud we would be paid In sill.
yer dollars. What on earth could we do
with them2 We had all sorts Of plans.
some wanted TO build a bank. while
others wanted 20 build factories and
take Confidence in AZ partner.
But when THE AReUs was read, Il
declared that the latter resolution was
defeated. Therefore, we could ali join
in singing Praise Hanna. Reed add
Mckinley, from whom all Blessing,
foN."
JACE TnLrrr
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sPlaasaa. Valley Happenings.

44~N@>@As seA4Sy napPSnnSA-
, C~rrcspoadassoc % the Arsas.
Snow. snow. snowi
Sleigh. sleigh, sleigh.
The school at Pleasant Valley Is pro-
crossing Sfue. being taught by n.
Ruther Beeghly.
There WAS spelling contest here n
Friday evening. in which the schcol
eume ont best Those OF the school
that were not sr~lled down were
o,kev Jenkins. Oliver Gale Herbcr,
Gale, Fanny Ringer. Dora Gale. u. T.
Scott, MIR. Ady. aud nnmb-r of 9th ~
good >pcllers from other schco,s were
present amt engaged In the contest.
but will have To come back and try Il
over 10 they want 10 call their side best.
After the spell was over they had n
good ring plny which was followed by
speeches from ID. II. Scott. Mr.. Adv,
w II. Sriker and :. n. S,cith on
teachers wages. Pleasant Valley
scholars Invite you all back again to
try the contest over
febru.s ~ 5. 1898. Now AND THEN.
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She Was willing.

Nathan Daniel Rogers 40. and Dona
Gillian IS.
George w. Shahan %, and otilio
Ford 90.
Peter Fromhart %, and Oslo f. Mes.
senger 30.
VIM II. Doubles 95. and Olive S
Cozadd &c.
Daniel n. Gail so. and Montana For.
man 81
America Zinn SO. and Malinda u.
Taylor 90.
Joseph r. Ellis "a. and Myrtle V.
Pyles 90.
Eliza Utt So. and Flora westerman 90
For the year of 1897 only 1877 mar.
rage licenses were issued by the
County Clerk, while for 1895 there were
1873. The hard times seem ID to affect
the matrimonial market also.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-02-10
Card or Thanks.

EDITOR ARGUS:
We desire through the columns OF
your paper to extend our heartfelt
thanks to the good people of King
wood for their kindness and sympathy
to us during our late trouble in the
sad loss of n husband and father. The
courtesy and kindness of friends and
neighbors in the dark hours of sorrow
and adversely, go far towards consol-
ing and reconciling human hearts.
wounded and cast down by sudden
affiiction. May God bless you for
your kindness and comfort.
MRS MAZDA MENEAR AND FAmLY.
Feb. s. 1898.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-02-10

The March STAsDARD DESIGNER is n
most pleasant feature Of = most disa.
Qresa bic month. It's bright and inter.
esting ptses With their clever pictures
are calculated % make even the de-
spondcnt forget the cloudy skies and
bleak winds that are now our common
lot Among It's fashion contents may
he mentioned four handsome color
plates, nine artistic half.tones, and
ty'eight other stylish tllaatras
lions 81 garments suitable and season
abe for ladies', misses and little folks
wear. Some Of the literary a.. les
that deserve especial mention are The
Arts of Beauty" I'm the Sick Room y
For the Business Woman" and the
suggest ious aud hints on Fancy Work,
Eioriculture, bicycling. Etiquette and
The Household A Continued story.
= Comedy, Two short stories and Two
Poems afford plenty of residing matter
for all rnemb srs Of the family.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-02-10

Although II was known week ago
that the advocates OF the single pold
standard we're defeated, 10 was not snp.
posed that they were prepared to make
such an absolute ACKNOWLEDGMENT of
defeat TO the country an 20 at,andon all
attempts TO get gold standard ierisia.
ton through the House, which II en-.
tirely dominated by Car Reed. who is
one of the boldest OF the gold ndvo.
Gates Such is the fact, however. Mr..
Reed has decided that no financial leg.
islation shall be put through the
House at this session, and that all his
power shall be used 20 keep appro.
priations down and 70 bring about an
early adjournment, That any bill
supported by Mr. Reed could have been
jsmmed through the House Is certain.
and only last week Mr. Mckinley in.
timatec IN his New York speech that a
financial bill would be passed bv the
House From the beginning of the
session that has been generally under.
stood TO be the Republican programme
Now IL has been abandoned. Why ?
Because there are many Congressional
districts in which the Republicans are
afraid 20 make a campaign In favor of
the gold standard, and they do not
dare 70 commit the party any further
10 that direction than the defeat of the
Teller resolution by CSar Reeds slaves
did. However. that Is clear enough
for those who do not wish % be Dc.
ceivcd As Representative Cookery,
Of Missouri, remarked This clears
away All the fog IN the atmosphere and
makes the issue for 1925 and 1900 a
purely financial one. Republicans will
b. unsbls heuceforth n separate them.
selves from the cansc Of The single gold
standard They arc absolutely com.
ynittei 70 II, and from IL next fall there
can be no escape"
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STATE OF OHIO, CITY OF TOLEDO, [
Lucas County

buChS county
FRANK ]. CHENEY makes oath that
he is the senior partner of the firm of
+. j. CHENEY 81 Co, doing business in
the City of Toledo, County and State
aforesaid, and that the said firm will
pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOL
LARS for each and every case of Ca
tarrh that cannot be cured by the use
of HALLS CATARRH CURE.
FRANK j. CHENEY.
Sworn TO before me and Subscribed
in my presence, this eth day of Deem
Der. A. ID. 1885.
lsEAL.1 A. w. GLEALON.
Notary Public
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally
and acts directly on the blood and mu-
cous surfaces of the system. Testi-
podials, free. +. j. CHENEY & CO..
Toledo, Ohio.
Sold by Druggists. 75c.
Halls Family Pills are the best
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-02-10

In the course OF one OF the strongest
speeches, yet made against the annex
alton of Hawaii, Senator White of Cal.
itornta, the new chairman OF the Dem
ocratic Congressional Campaipn Com.
mittce, took occasion to say. that he
did not believe word Of the stories
about the sugar trust being opposed to
annexation, and TO call attention To
the fact that some Senators who have
generally been credited with sustain.
ing friendly relations with the sugar
trust were strongly in favor of annex
alton. The significant occurrence con-
pectod with the resumption of the con.
sideration OF the annexation treaty BY
the Senate was the voting down of the
motion OF Senator Thurston. of Ne
Sraska, TO postpone it's further consid-
Grafton until March I. The motion
was made by Mr.. Thurston because he
did not wish the treaty considered
while Mr.. Dole, the President of Haw-
all, remained In Washington. No rec
ord vote was taken, the motion being
defeated by a rising vote. Although
this incident indicates that Mr.. Thurs
ton will vote against the treaty, sixty
votes are claimed for IL by Senator
Davis. The vote is some weeks of
however, II present plans are carried
out
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-02-10

Representative Allen, of Mississippi.
C"Private John Allen, of Tupelo,"l has
applied the well known story of the
degro who baked a 'possum, went TO
sleep beside IL, and woke up to 6nd the
'possum gone. with the bones lying be-
fore him and 'possun grease on fnRers
md lips, TO Republican talk of pros.
perity. The story makes the aston.
ished darkey say; Can II be possible
dat l eat dat 'possum while I was
asleep IL do look like l must have
eat him, but 10 God, dat postum has
less effect on my constitution dan any
'possum ever eat befo.." Mr. Allen
Says To the Re on blcans You tell us
about prosperity and show figures that
leok like prosperity, but To- God, this
prosperity has less effect on my con.
stitution than ANY prosperity | ever
had In my life"
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-02-10

Take Laxative Bromo Quininera blcts
All Druggists refund the mon"v IL Il
fAils to Cure. 26c, h-i.q
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CONGRESSIONAL CONTENT.
no 7inauclal Legislation 10 Pass ne
Lover House al this Session.
Private iahn Allcs Tells Gsed
sStsry Illustrates Republican
Prosperity.
n our Nesular Corrs.rondca,. .

WASHINGTON, ID. c., Feb. s.
The latest ukase OF the Car of the
House is that there shall be no River
and Haroor appropriation bill at this
session of Congress. This has caused
"A lot OF profanity. rs IL had been I'M
derstood by members OF the River and
ilareor committee aud others that n
OH carrying not to exceed sia, 900, 900
would be allowed to pass aud the
committee had practically completed
such IA bill.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-02-10

There have been n number of Inn.
portant conferences of representatives
III the three parties that supported
hryau aud silver In the last canpaiyn
held In Washington during the last 10 W
days. but IL is not deemed advisable to
make public what object Is in view.
further than to say that IL looks to n
complete corporation of all the silver
forces In this years Congressional cam
pa'gn. To go into detail might put
the other side in possession of more
than II would be advisa BILE for them to
know.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-02-10

Senator Mason is one of the Repub.
'icans-there are many more-who Is
not pleased with the do-nothing Mt
titude of the administration towards
Cuba He says that |. IL in the power
OF MIR. Mckinley to bring about i'm
mediate peace on the island, and that
II something is not done soon he in.
tends to offer a,resolution calling up
on the President to demand peace.
Bnt the Offering of such n resolution.
aud it's adoption by the Senate, would
not change the present status n par
ucie. 80 long as the Republicans In
the House stiie their opinions aud vote
as Gear Reed dictates IL is useless for
the Senate 10 do anything about Cuba.