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Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1898-08-11
The EngIishman Kfcked.

New Arrival-How much is the fare from
New York to San Francisco?
Ticket Agent-One hundred dollars.
"You bloomin' robberi I can travel clear
across England for S20!"-Puck.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1898-08-11

Fits stopped free and permanently cured.
No fits after first days use of DR.. Kline's
Great Nerve Restorer. Free 50 trial bottle &
treatise. DR.. Kline, 933 Arch st., Phila., Pa.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1898-08-11

To Cure a Cold In One Day
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. Al
druggists refund money if it fails to cure. 25c
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1898-08-11
Misunderstood.

Glow much is ticket, mistah?"
FIFTY cents for the grand stand"
''How much is de tickets fob to sit down
mistah Pup to Date.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1898-08-11
A Masculine Accomplishment.

A man can carry baby in such fashion
that he can even delude its mother into the
belief that he is bringing home package OF
meat for dinner.-Chicago Times-Heraid.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1898-08-11

Cut the amount of money you expect to
get square in two.-Atchison Globe.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1898-08-11

Halls Catarrh Cure
Is Constitutional Cure. Price 75c.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1898-08-11
TO MRS. PINKHAM
From Mrs. Walter e. Budd, Of Pat
chogue, New York.

Mrs. BUDD, in the following letter,
tells a familiar story of weakness and
suffering, and thanks Mrs. Pinkham
for complete relief:
"DEAR Mrs. PINKHAM:-I think it is
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1898-08-03
DEEP DESPAIR IN MADRID
No Way Open But I" Accept Amer
lean Peace Terms.

Madrid, August l.--Decp de-
preston is manifest in govern
mcnt circles. The news from Au.
gusi at Manila has been SO de
spairlnS within the past lew days
that the announcement Of the
fail Of the city is expected hourly.
The American peace conditions
arc taken to mean the virtual
stripping Of Spain OF all her colo
ni1i possessions.
Hope OF foreign Interference
has bccd abandoned and, harsh
as the terms OF peace are consid-
cred, il is believed there can be
other course than to accept them.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1898-08-03
PUSHING THE CAMPAIGN.
EOrty Thousand Troops TO 0pCr-
ATE in Porto Rico.

Washington. August l.--Fif-
teen thousand soldiers VIII be
sent to Porto Rico to reinforce
Miles Immediately. The deter
mination Of the government is TO
push the war as strenuously as
possible up to the last minute
when an armistice is declared.
General Wade has been ordered
I'D take command ofthc reinforce
mcn;s and has been detached
from the command Of the camp
at Chickamauga for that purpose.
lie and hi, staff are on the way
to Washington final instructions.
The achievements are to consis,
of tiItcrN regiments.
il j. understood that Lee will
J." sent to Porto Rico with the
seventh army corps. He HIS
''." engaged in completing It's
organization at Jacksonville.
Curpiu@"r will command the
Tampa force.
Hr1",e. with six thousand mon
j. due n Porto EicO TODAY II iS
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1898-08-03
tutions.

With one or two exceptions the
State candidates are a pretty
good looking set Of men, aud all
made as good speeches as could
have beon expected Of them with
the short time at their d.spQgal,
JUNIUS.
Oakhurst. $. {.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-19

brought tG.1 and were purchased by
Messrs. =. Kidd and s W. Tucker.
These stills were seized from Robert
Whltby. OF Brunswick county. and II. i.
Robinson. of Dinwiddic county.
The stOrehouse of Mr.. ~. w. Hawks,
al Wilson's Depot ON The Norfolk and
Western railroad. was broken into few
days ago and his trunk robbed of $3.50 in
currency and his watch and chain.
The thief was caught and turned over
70 "a guard 90 be taken To- the county
jail but ne shot the guard twice with
pistol and then got away.
Cards of invitation have been issued
for the approaching nuptials of Miss
Helen Robinson and Mr.. George A. Sim
clair at Tabb Street Presbyterian church
on June 2Sth at 9.31 4. VI. The prospec-
tive bride is a daughter of Dr. C.. v. Rob
inson. The groom is The telegraph ope-
rator for the Associated Press in Rich
mond.
Rev Wilton Edwin Hall. j. D.. Of
New York city. delivered a lecture to-
night before the students of the Summer
Normal of the Virginia Normal and Col
lcgiate Institute Dr. Hall will speak to-
morrow afternoon I'm the auditorium OF
the Young Mems Christian Association.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-19
LIVELY TIMES IN OHIO,
The Republican Caucus in Cleveland
Was a Regular Paudcmonium.

CLEVELAND. o., June 1S.-As a result
OF the senatorial fight Of last winter the
Republicans Of Cayouea county had to-
day the most intense battle ever seen IN
Northern Ohio.
At the caucus Thursday night the
struggle between the Hanna men and the
forces Of Mayor McKisson was keen and
bitter and the outcome was so doubtful
that on Friday both factions claimed 10
have elected "a majority Of the delegates
to the county convention.
The convention opened IN Army and
Navy Hall this morning amidst the great
est excitement A large squad OF police
was on hand
The county committee Of fifteen con-
trol'cd by the Hanna men insisted upon
its usual privilege OF naming the tenn
por3ry chairman and sent G.. W Coils
ter to the platform in that capacity.
Amid storm of shouts and yels and
the greatest confusion ON the floor and
platform tho McKisson men demanded
that T.. j. Taft be made temporary
chairman.
Taft went 10 the platform md stood
beside COluster Pandemonium broke
loose. The police charged ON the plat
form climbing over the reporters tables
and forced ColHster and every Hanna
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-19
CITY OF PEKIN'S
NARROW ESCAPE.
An Attempt Was Made in Honolulu
HarbOr to Blow Her Up.
TAMPERED WITH THE MAGAZINE.
4 HaI.Brecd Enlisted Man Was
Caught Ahixing a Fuse TO It-He
Is In Irons. and viii BE Sum
marily Dealt with at Sea.

VICTORIA. y. g.. June 1S-The steam
or Miowora brought the following from
Honolulu. dated June stu:
The Hawaiian star OF June Sd publishes
the following story regarding an attempt
to- blow up the United States ship CITY
OF Picking while that vessel was In port
here:
Ell the report i'm circulation to-day is
true. Honolulu came near being the
scene OF as frightful a disaster as that
of the Maine. and in mucn the same
way.
"rhe story is to the effect that an at
tempt was made TO blow up the Peking
MAGAZINE 10 was frustrated just In time
An enlisted man. 81 is said was caught
arranging "a fuse connecting with the
MAGAZINE The magazine contains 400
tons OF powder and had been guarded
closely The bastard. IL is said, IS now
under the closest guard, and when the
Peking gets out on the high seas will be
hanged az the yard arm.
The greatest secrecy concerning the
matter is being maintained for fear II
would mar the spirit OF the present oc-
ca sion.
The alleged culprit is said to be half
Spaniard.
THE publication caused a. sensation I'm
this CITY. Military officers on the snip
denied the truth OF the story. but their
denial was made Den q half-heartcd way.
There ere many corioboritive features
which tend 90 prove the truth of the
report which was az first circulated by
enlisted men. Others admitted that the
Spanish half-brced was on board the
Picking.
Two Honolulu citizens state that they
were ON the Picking on June 3d. when
They saw man 10 irons and under close
guard. They were convinced that the
prisoner was the man who attempted TO
blow MO the ship
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-19
CHARLESTON AND TRANSPORTS,
They Left Honolulu on the 4th After
Coaling \ Royal Reception.

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rived there ipsf.n'i oh inc ISL INST me
weather was pheasant ana me Nes9e,s
FaFel.ri abreast most 'I ''' way "l
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neen WllIt-''d ln Ii'H'I"i" as W"'" ''e
vessels d''h-1 Ut was i"''' SO 'H' "i"'l
was given to allow no one ashore. but
the next morning about one-halt of the
troops were allowed TO land During the
day they were given the freedom of the
city, A committee of citizens furnished
free cars and other conveyances. The
majority visited Walkk and other points
OF interest and had a pleasant time gen
orally
A. r,o, President Dole and his Cabinet
,..-.f,...4 tl. .r..r. ~ tha avpalltion
r,,,-l.. D,, ,...,tt., ,be etsirs and
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ON me Si'.nls 'i me- EN'l .'-'N' ~, 'l'll,s'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-19
AT CHICKAMAUGA PARK.
The Doings of the Boys in Blue Who
Are Campcd There.


CHICKAAIAUGA NATIONAL Mill
TARY PARK. June B.-Barrng a few
showers. the day was pleasant at the
park Nd the soldiers and teams moved
about 5Nparently with great comfort.
Being tho day for weekly inspection
there was nothing specially important
in the way OF drills and manoeuvres.
To-day's rarrivals aggregated between
5OJ and so. making a total up 10 date OF
about LOO recruits.
To-day was q busy one with Captain
Rockwell. chief Of the ordnance depart
ment. A fun carload Of rifles arrived
this morning from Columbia arsenal.
These rifles were divided among the regi-
ments Of the First and Third Corps.
Five thousand moro rifles Will be issued
tomorrow and probably others Monday.
A small quantity Of artillery equppage
was issued to the Light Artillery Brigade
to-day
Captain Rockwell hopes 10 have all the
regiments al present in the park equipped
by Saturday next
General Grant was serenaded at his
headquarters Friday night by band OF
the First Missouri.
The estate of the late George NJ. Walk
ar. Company ID. First Missouri. killed In
an accident on the Chattanooga Rome
and Southern Railroad May Yst, has
reached a settlement with the road for
Walkers death. the railroad company
paying 5000 damages
The First Regiment Georgia Infantry,
1O00 officers and men. no ~ companies
under Colonel r. l.. LawtOn of Savau-
nah. arrived this morning The regiment
has been encamped az Griffin. Ga, for
several weeks. and is boo first-cIass shape.
The men are well uniformed and fairly
well equipped
Battery A. Of the First Georgia Artl-
lery. accompanied the regiment.
The members OF this command are all
well equipped and in good shape They
have been constantly engaged In eXer-
else and drill for several weeks during
their encampment at Griffin.
This g. one of the crack Southern bat
teries. being re-orgauizod from tho old
Atlanta artillery. which saw hard ser
vice and behaved with great galantry
during the civil war.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-19
THREE BIG SHIPS
WILL BE BUILT.
The Department Has Authorized Pro-
posaIs for Bids.
SPEED CONSTRUCTION A FACTOR
This VIII &c One of the Elements Con-
sidered i'm the Bids-They Will BE
Patterned After the Illinois
Now Being Built.

WASHINGTON. June B.-The Navy
Department issued advertisements to-
day calling for proposals for building
the three great battieships authorized
b. the last naval Appropriation.
These bids are opened a. the Depart
ment. September LIST, and thirty-three
months will be allowed for the compile
ton OF the ships after the contract
That is the maximum, but bidders are
invited to specify the time within which
they can complete the construction, which
Of course. indicates the purpose Of the de-
partment to regard speedy construction
as one Of the determining factors IN
warding the contract.
Generally speaking. the three big ships
are TO be patterned closely after the HI
nois class. such as is now building az
Newport News.
The advertisements calling for the
building OF the monitors are Withheld
owing 10 difference OF opinion among
bureau chiefs as to the turrets TO be
placed on these monitors.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-19
I'm Spain's Cortez.

MADRID. June Isl P. MIN the
Senate to-day the Marquis carani de-
nounced the American breaches OF in
ternational law"
In the Chamber Of Deputies Senior Sal
meron. the Republican leader. asked the
government 10 institute an inquiry In
order 10 more positively contradict the
reports that the bodies Of American ma
rines killed az Guantanamo had been
mutpated by lie Spanish tDops.
The Minister Of the Interior. Senior
Cape De PDD. replied that the reports
were tase c.lumnies and that an inquiry
was unnecessary.
Senior Salmeron gave notice that ne
would interpelate the government con-
corning the expulsion from Canada OF
Lieutenant Carranza, late spanish naval
attache in Washington. and Senior Du
Bose. former Spanish Charge q Anaires
at Washington. and requested that the
documents relating thereto be given TO
the Chamber.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-19
A SHORT LIVED MINISTRY,
The New Italian Ministry Has Re
eignch-MaY Prcsage Grave Events

ROME. June s-In the Chamber Of
Deputies to-day tho Premier the Mar
ouis Of Rudinl announced that the Min
try which was formed on May 5lst had
resigned
Amidst considerable excitement the
Marquis di Rudul said that after con
sideriug tho parliamentary situation. and
in order not to prejudice "a grave public
question. Che Ministers had placed their
designations in tho hand of the King
who reserved tho right of decision rela-
tIvc Co their acceptance. O remark which
was greeted with mumurs.
Continuing The Marquis said the Min
8stry would remain in oricb for the pres
emf DOB order to attend 90 routine business
and safeguard public order. He then
begged the chamber 90 suspend its sit
t.ngs for the present. The request was
approved after "a stormy debate
DO g. generally thought that resignation
Of the Ministry forcshadows great events.
Tho Marquis al Kudlni repeated his
statements later iu substance I'M the SEN
ate. where tncy We're wei received.
Th Senate then adjourned without de-
bate
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-19
snnrchlicht Practice.

NORFOLK. VA. June ESPECIAL
Fort Monroe and the warships anchored
near are using their scarchiiehts to-
night. and these al frequent intervals
make Hampton Roads as light as day.
The sight IS a splendid one. 10 IS thought
that the use OF the lights is only pre-
cauuonary measure upon this particularly
dark and hazy night.
II is not believed that there is cause for
alarm.
Eighteen men of the First Maryland
Regiment are I'm the hosu~'dl at Fort
Monroe suffering from measles. Sur
geon In charge. W. G.. Claude. reports he
cases as not being serious and thinks the
disease Is subsiding.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-19
New York Athletic Club Won.

CHICAGO June 1s.-The Mercury Foot
Team of the New York Athletic Club.
swept nearly everything before It in the
dual games against the Chicago ,Ath-
letic Association. al Parkside by a score
OF Il TO f. Two worlds records were
broken and one equalled.
Kranezeilin. the premier hurlcr Of The
Cherry Circle Team. clipped one fifth Of
second Of the 100 yards marks, clearing
the high sticks in 1915. clap. of Yale.
won the pole vault at n feet. and then.
to show what ne could DO. cleared n
feet 10 10 inches. Rush. defeating WEI crs.
Maybury. and Lang I'm the 100 yard fiat
race. edualled the record Of 900 As.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-19
SPAIN OBJECTS.
Her Vice Consul Protests Against Our
TrooDs Being Entertained.

Troops Being Entertained.
VICTORIA. b. c.. June 1S.-The fol-
lowing was received to-day per Miowera
from Honolulu 9.
The following is the fun text or the
correspondence between the Spanish Vice
Consul az this port and the Hawaiian
government retailing TO the entertainment
OF American troops at this port.
Honolulu, June /.
]. +. Cooper, Minister OK Foreign Affairs.
Sir.-In my capacity as Welcomed for
Spain. [ have the honor to-day 10 enter
formal protest with the Hawaiian gov
eminent against the constant violations
OF neutrality in this harbOr while actual
war exists between Spain and the United
States of America. Requesting you 10
acknowledge the receipt of this commu-
nlcation. I have the honor 10 be sir.
(SgneD il. RENJES'
Vice Consul for Spain
The reply OF the government is as FOL
lows:
department Of Foreign Affairs, Honoiu-
In. June 6. 1sN.
Sir.-In reply 10 your note Of the first
instant. / have the honor 20 say that oW-
ing 10 the intimate relations now existing
between this country and the United
states. this government has not proclaim
ed neutrality i'm the war existing be-
tween the United States and Spain, but
on the contrary has rendered 10 the
United States assistance and privileges
for which your protest can receive no
further recognition than 20 acknowledge
its receipt r hove tho honor sir 10 be
Your obedient servant
(Siaurd, HENKl D.. lODPER.
Minister OF Foreign Affairs.
To H. Rcujes Esq. Nice-COnsul for
Spain Honolulu. IL. J.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-19
A PLEA FOR THE
NAVAL RESERVES.
Secretary Long Promises to Give the
Virginia Boys a Chance,
GENERAL R0SSER COMMISSIONED
lie VIII Go TO Chicamauga and stands
n Good Chance Of Commanding a
Division-Heth Tylcr's show
ola Commission.
GENERAL ROSSER COMMISSIONED

WASHINGTON. u. G. June 1s.-spe-
l.-ReprcsCntatiNc Wise. accompanied
by Lieutenant ". %. Boyuton. OF Hamp-
ton. called zoo The Navy Department to-
day and urged that Division g. Of the
Naval Reserves be- given am assignment
and asked especially that IL be one IN
which they could see active service and
not be lctt in the rear guard Sec
rotary Long promised that their request
should be granted within a few days as
soon as Commodore Erbcn could De com
municatcd with.
Dr Wise has also secured tho appoint
mont of j. w. Ticuey Of Norfolk. 10
The position OF paymaster in the pro
N1sioual navy. Tho term or service VIII
not oXtcnd beyond Che present war but
tho Office IS "a lucrative one. Mr Tier
ncv was secretary OF the Lamb ConNtn-
tion which was held in Lynchhurs last
summer and nominated McCaull Tor Cow
srnor.
GENERAL ROSSER.
General Thomas l.. Rosser was sworn
81 this morning and left this afternoon
az c.21 O'Clock for Charlottesville, with
his commission. lie viii remain at home
for "a day or two before proceeding TO
Chickamaula. where ho has been ordered
20 report to General James ia. Wilson,
for assignment to duty
Am army officer off h.rh standing told
me thI~ morning that the assignment OF
General Eo-scr 90 General Wilson's com
mand should Doe very gratifying 20 his
numerous friends iu Virginia as ~ prob
ably means early promotion for him.
MAY MEAN PROMOTION.
There arc several divisions az Chick
smauea. which have not been assigned.
and General Rosser may get one of these
very soon. Ills stan has not yet been
named
% v4s stated al tho white House to-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-19

PARIS. June lS-After consultation
with NJ Phral. Saruen and Dupuy. NJ.
I,ibot informed President Faure that
he Is unable 90 form Cabinet 10 sue
coed the Nelue Ministry.
President Faure. on NJ Ribots sug-
gestion. il Is announced this evening, has
asked NJ. Sarrien 10 form Cabinet. The
latter IS depended on to reconcile the
Republican factions.
The reason given for VI. Ribots with
drawal from the task OF forming a new
ministry IL that the Radicals demanded
an enual division or the portfolios. ena-
bling them 70 demand revision OF the
constitution.
II IS believed that ~ ssrrien. who Is
a Radical will. for the same reason,
fall in his effort to form Cabinet
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-19
NEXT CALL FOR VOLUNTEERS.
President VIII BE Forehandcd in It,,
But Will Have Equipments Ready.

WASHINGTON, June E-lt has been
suggested that OWNS to the heavy de-
mand for troops. which nave FAR exceeded
the number originally believed 20 be sur
fcieut. there will Doe occasion 10 issue an
other call for volunteers.
Having in mind the length NJ time re-
quired TO develop raw material into sea
soned soldiers. as revealed by the expcr-
iences ar Chickamauga. Tampa and
Camp Alger. there is 40 doubt the Pres
ident will De forehauded In this matter
and that upon the existence Of reason
able doubt as 20 the sufiiciency OF the
present military force he will take steps
20 increase H.
But before any effort Is made 70 raise
more troops the War Department Will
see 20 IL that the amplest camp facilities
are provided and that the equipment Will
be ready for the men.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-19

man with him out OF n side entrance.
Taft called Tor a vote on temporary
chairman and before II ended every
Hanna delegate had left the hail. May
or AlcKisson was In q side room
The Hanna men went 20 Ribiets Hall
nearby and held a convention OF their
own Choosing delegates TO the coming
State Convention and a county commit
tee Of fifteen for the ensuing year. The
McKIsson men 600 the Army and Navy
Hall did the same.
The State Convention will decide which
delegation shall Doe seated and the courts
will probably have 90 decide which CONF
mittco OF fifteen was legally chosen.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-19
SHIPS SECRET MOVEMENTS.
Recruits Arrive for the Immunes ana
fhe Fourth Regiment

NORFOLK. VA. June ls.-Special.-The
collier Cassius formerly me German
steamer Rhaetla, is ordered TO san. IL
Is thought that she will leave this yard
al midnight tonight. Her ostenslDle
destination is Key West but i IS very
probable that she will proceed frst 70
Iambert's Point and take on cargo OF
coal. 80, ,..t..
The Norwegian steamer Abs. Captain
Ianglle. arrived here to-day, took on
: -ao IONS Of coal. and cleared Tor Ber-
muda. That there was 10 detention IS
drought to be due 10 the fact that me
authorities knew OF her coming ana
that She either goes with coal for our
own fleet or that OF our English friends.
Thirty recruits for Captain Henry y.
Wise's company OF immunes arrived mere
to-day from stanton, Va. g
Tho first detachment OF recruits Tor
the Fourth Virginia Regiment left here
to-day for jacksonville. They WIZ be as
tribufed among the companies OF the
Tbird battalion, Acting Major III. II.
sheen. OF Norfolk. commanding.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-19
Kaufman X Go.
Fourth and Broad.

he would be cleared. Davis lives with
his mother and two small children. Con-
rad was about thirty-hye years old ana
of a good family. but his reputation was
not the best. lie volunteered for the war
and went 90 Raleigh. but was rejected by
the medical examiners because dissipd-
ton had rendered him unit for service.
DIR. r. L. Gray and his brother. Mr..
Eugene T. Gray, TWO Of Winstons prOmi-
nent citizens. are in Johns Hopkins Hos
pital. Baltimore. for treatment. They are
both suffering from a nervousness caused
bv overwork. Last reports say that both
are RAPIDLY improving.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-19
THE DAY IN THE HOUSE.
II Was Devoted Chiefly 10 Eulosics
Very Little Else Being Done.

WASHINGTON. June 1S.-To-day's ses-
sion of the House was devoted chiefly TO
euloeies unOn the iifr and character or
former Senator Harris. Of tennessee
Speeches We're delivered boy Messrs. Nc
NilIn. of Tennessee; Bland. of Missouri,
richardson. of Tennessee: Meyer. Of
Louisiana. Rae. Of Arkansas: Benton, OF
Missouri. Rhea. Of Kentucky; Sims, of
Tennessee: Doarmond. of Missouri: King,
Of Utah. Carmack OF Tennessee, swan
son. of Virginia. Clarke. OF New lamp
shire.
The usual resolutions were adopted ana
at 4:1 the House adjourned
Prior to hearing eulogies. some con-
sheraton was given TO a conference re-
port upon the District Of Columbia APP
preparation bill.
Speaker Reed. who had been Cor seve-
raj days unwel from cold and slight
fever. appeared to-day in the House.