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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-08-30
CYCLONE PRICES.

rhhaoa Iaree DC cans ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10c
D, nd beans 25c ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 5es
poas EMAIL netit pos) 15c size.......... 1oc
a,Jsta-s yaIore hest quality in cans....... Zoe
90 b,esbaet grade Maine ............... 10c
S-1a,,s tT, cans hest nut up............... 10c
nhstsrs finest have double dose...... Ice
Amarscan sardines best packed 25 for....S1 90
Deviled ham, Libbys small cans........ &C
American milk in glass 25c size. .-...-.. l5c
(n,ahratad Iacoh I)old lard 10 lbs.......-.. 75c
Black pepper. high grade. lib tins l2c
Baking powder, pure. well known.-.. zoe
Rolled oats fine family grade. 10 lbs-..- 2Sc
Shoe polish. choice of three kinds. sc
chest protectors ladies' boys size...... Zoe
Shirt waists ladies' light or DARK. 35e
Little shirts little folks, to IL years.: &C
Ladies' Jackets. s.. small sizes %
Ta5ies' or girls underpants, soc kind. 15c
Rows, winter or summer caps. now..---t sc
Bows u hose 10c kind. &C
Bigger boys 2 piece suits .............-..s2 90
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EXTRAVAGANCE, BUT NO
CRIMINAL MISCONDUCT
Report of a Committee to Investigate
Charges Against Pythian
Supreme Officers.

INDIANAPOLIS. Aug. 29.-The SUI
preme Lodge. Knights of Pythias, was in
session all day In the State House. It
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-08-30
Gold From Australia.

SYDNEY, N. S. W.. Aug. 29.-The
American steamer Alameda, Captain Won
Ottendorp, sailed to-day for San Fran
cisco, having on board SO 900 900 in gold.
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THE DOCTORS THAT CURE. "
THE ENGLISH AND GERMAN EXPERT SPECIALISTS

Have been established for 26 years Their
staff is composed of five physicians and sur
geons. ali Specialists and all graduates from
the best medical colleges in the world. They
incorporated under the laws of California
for $3.50, 00e and have the largest and best
equipped institution of the KIND in the Unteo
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-08-30

G G
g NEW YORK, Aug. 29.-The c
g Herald's correspondent at Camp g
g Thomas, Chickamauga, tele- =
g graphs: A painstaling inquiry g
g and personal examination OF the c
9 field lead me to the belief that 6
6 the many inroads made by death 6
g and disease in the camp can be s
g traced to four main causes. c
g Briefly these are: Inadequate 6
9 facilities for obtaining whole .
g some water, an overlong deten- 9
c. ton of the army in one place, g
G. inexperience of the volunteer Of =
G. ffcers and their consequent in 9
. ability to fully appreciate the G
g vital necessity for enforcing san Q
G itary regulations and the made g
g quateness of the medical corps Q
9 to scope with the outbreak Of =
g sickness which followed as a @
@ natural sequence of the forego- g
g ing causes. g
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G G Q Q G c G c 6 c 90 &C @ @ .
BOSTON, Mass. Aug. 29-Lieutenant
Colonel Shumway Of the Second Massa-
chusetts Volunteers says:
ALI the men who have died in Cuba
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Ladies' garden or work gloves. buck. ~ .25c
Mems leather working gloves. to 1o...-. Csc
Oyster gems, fine cracker. fresh.......... Sc
Dainty chips fresh every day.. .15c
Saline snow flakes; ever try em?...-.......1 lac
Our wall paper attracts attention ........3c ur
window curtains with all fixtures. .15c
Carpet, short lengths. Brussels. yard. .S5c
Carpet. yard wide. ingrains. pretty. Csc
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-08-30

Among the diseases they cure are the follow
ing: Bright's Disease. all other Diseases OF the
Kidneys, Diseases of the Bladder and kIndred
Organs: Liver. Spleen, Spine. Bowels, heart,
Stomach, Eyes. Ear, Skin and Nerves Also
Impoverished Blood. Blood Poison and Serof-
ula: Catarrh, TonsiIits, Consumption; br T
chftis Asthma and other Lung IFrouples' au-
mors. Deformities, Insomnia, Melancholia- Pa
ralysis, Rupture, Dysentery, DyspepsIa, 1 Meu
raIgia rheumatism, Stiff and Swollen JOINTS
Female Complaints, including Ovarian al T rni
ter: Tobacco Opium. Cocaine and Liquor
Habit; Headache. Erysipelas. Govt, rape
worm Biiousness Dropsy Gall stone. &c.
zena Freckles. Blackheads, Cancer, ETC.; ana
Chronic Diseases generally.
Tho two Surgeons who compose a part OF the
staff perform surgical operations when neces-
sary. 80 = 49, . $780,,
+o1n consult these eminent doctors.
ADVICE FREE at office or by mail:
FREE BOOK for men or women and treatise
on any disease Call address
ENGLISH AND GERMAN SPECIALISTS,
73I Market ST., San Francisco. Cal.
TAKE ELEVATOR Hours to 12-1 to
daily. Evenings to s; Sundays to H.
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HONGKONG, Aug. 29.-The RaleiFh ar
rived yesterday and the Olympia to-day t.
dock The ships were terribly fouled il
Manila waters,
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tyer few Such
in
i to make
the
nd tome
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Raleigh and Olympia at Hongkong.

Special cable to The Call and the New York
Herald. Copyrighted. 1898. by James Cor
don Bennett.
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= r 29Today first time in the
! army,
staff. Nevycomb Profes
sorW j of Professor
. Simon Observatory
according
howeye
selection of the
them have
passed e
well
scientific
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-08-30
Risks and Premiums.

Net amount of risks writ
ten during the year..
Net amount of risks ex-
pired during the year..
Net amount in force De-
cember 81. 1S97..........
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Soldiers Not Slain in
Battle Murdered.
so SAYS COLONEL SUBWAY
Tells OF SHOCKING CoNDI-
TIoNS IN THE FIELD.
When Men Became Sick During the
Struggles Around Santiago
They Died on the Way
to the Hospital.
) G @ G c 6 @ co Q C G G G @ @ @ @

Special Digpatch to The can.
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WRECKAGE BARGAINS.

Almonds, choice hard she'll ................. SC
Pitted plums, finest kind .................... &c
Unpitted pums. sc grade ................... &c
Sliced pears. extra stock ................... Sc
Nectarines fine quality, bleached ........ sc
Pears, fancy l256c quality ............... &c
Popcorn, Rice brand ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. &c
Starch, fine laundry, Glib pack. l5c
Macaronf, very line grade, lbs. ........... 15c
p & G. mining, IA o. box of 120. ........H so
Prunes, closing 1877 crop, &c, sc and......... &c
Rasins, fine cooking or table ................ &c
Cream freezers. family size. few left 81 90
5 HoIlng pins enameled handle ...-.......... SC
lower rolIers, loc KIND .................-.... 7c
1 Totato mashers, l0c kind ................... Sc
Washboards. a car load to offer 12c and 15c
Chopping bowls, round all sizes &C. lie
anu .-.................. Ice
1toHlns nachnes Tor the lawn ............s1 %
Wire coasters. 15c kind, now 5c
r1, siaae Irult pies, every day 10c
Eluui Ioi iallilly use, good quality. 90c
1'A9'eiii Doheiess pacon warranted ........ Sc
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-01-25

II is sai3, that when Mr.. Barney Bar
rato gave d ptcn,. at the opening OF the
JoharSburg wa;er works. he + lat an
incident tnat had happened TO h&n il
London some tine before. says the
Westminster budget. a gdy-iookinS
nan. {, srrlbsd himself as a journalist.
called -. MIN one day, and offs e. t Ell
out from pap RS. etc, all the cCFnplI-
meEtary things 81 4 ai3u; Mr.. Il rustu.
The genial nan OF millions saw that the
man WAS down on his .'lck." ana err
gagged MIN on the spot at a salary of G15
Fer month. rlts Was quite ch4!acteI-
istIc of "Ra"n vs. 81 Gen and ire
sipqrstGe freaks. AZ the end Of $ X
months ths man, who had been sa.U
monthly, again called on Mr.. Ba.r2to
and presented a huge bund.e of lip
pings foll newspapers. asking Whether
n should continue he work. mo" re-
piled Barney, '9Jut I Will engage you
for six months at the same salary TO cut
out all the NASTY things you can fird
said about me" Another six months
elapseI, and once more the indefatiga-
Bile paper-clTll.1Er turned up and reportei
his work to Toe finished. "WeN,' asked
Barney, where are the results Of youl
work?" Here Barney assumed his
gravF ST asp CT as he repeated TIE ma rs
rsG)ly: ~ have not been able to bring
them in; there are two cart lcaGs cut
s.de!"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-01-25

II OR SALE-Cheap Piano in good or
der. Address w." Daily Press
Office. ia 22-3tp.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-01-25

Cttfctais in the State partment pre-
tend that the sending OF the wars h4p
Maine 10 Havana is simply !, .tresum3-
ton of friendly relations with Spain"
In View OF The fact that there has - en-
no rupture in tn diplomatic intercourse.
between the Two Countries this is a
rather peculiar settlement. Had tn gov
eminent az Washington been especially
d-s!r"us OF conciiiating the Spaniards
the Norlb Atlantic squadron would nor
nave been sent 10 Southern waters at
inns peculiar juncture. I Is quite evil
dent thar Mr.. Mckinley am. his advisers
Wer- thoroughly frightened 10y the re-
cent outbreaks in the Cuban capital ans
et the defenceless condition of theArn.sr-
leans who reside there in the ev= nj OF
d repetition of TIE anarchistic disorders
VIII n prevailed IN Havana several ,j1v.
ago. The United States GOV. ruDent
should have been "epress ntea by a for
inids.'5le warship all during the unhsp-
py struggle which has been stretched
out to such Wearisome length. Events
OF the past fw weeks have convinced
TIE Presto Of this fact and his action
IN ordering The Maine 10 Havana may. b..
taken as an in .lation that American
interests in CUBA VIE not IL negIectf,,,
in the futu.S. That is something to be
thankful for.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-01-25
TUESDAY. THE FIRST DAY
-FERRUASY, 1898,

at II o'clock a. NJ, on the preiiiii1 s4ss. the
lolloWlhs property, to-wit:
All those certain Us Lots situated ON
hampton Roads near Newport News. in
tne County of Elizabeth Cts, County.
state Of Virginia. known and desisua
ted on plat or map of the lands of the
Newport News Conf ny, made for said
company by Braxton, Chandler & Ma
rye, Civil Engineers, and recorded in
the Clerks office of Elizabeth CITY
County, Virginia, by the following fig
ures. viz: Block s4--Lots Nos. i to "a
inclusive; Block 25-Lots 81 to 40 In
elusive; Block 15-Lots 81 to 40 inclu-
slve; Block Lots l to "a inclusive:
Block t-Lots to 9 inclusive, and, Lots
70 to Al inclusive: Btock 24-Lots / to
~ inclusive; Block 16-Lots / to 20 in
elusive; Block 35-Lots to inclusive.
anu! Lots 70 to 80 inclusive; ami, Block
Slot 80, said lots being situate ON thu
streets and alleys as laid down ana
named on said plat, which is hereby
made part of this deed.
THE1RMS-CASH
WIN. P. DESAUSURE, Trustee.
January l, 1898.
Persons desiring further inforn,r ton
ana wishing to see the property will
call on Powell, Brothers & King. who
VIII furnish maps and give all desired
particulars. Office in basement OF Citi
zens anu Marine Bank building. corner
Washington avenue and Twenty-sey-
enth street, Newport News, Va.
ia 2-1m.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-01-25
Regularly every season we will close
cut our entire stock. This is not a clear
ing out OF broken sizes or undesirable
goods. but q bona fde closing ont q. 81,
the winter wearing apparel we have in
stock.
Shoes.

Boys Satln Calf, Solid Leather. Spring
heel, Button and Lace, regular price
1;2e. will so at 74c
Childrenis Genuine Dongula, Patent
Leather Tips, all solid, in Lace or But
ton. regular price SIC, will go at 4Sc.
Boys Sdtln Calf. Solid l. ather. Latest
styles, q good. desira BILE Shoe, regular
price S1.1o. will go at 9Sc
Ladies Fine Vici Kid, Hand Turned,
IN. Sutton and Lace, regular price 81 25,
will go at S.A.
Ladies' Tan Lace Shoes in Light and
DARK shades, regular value s.. 90, viii go
Ladies Imported Dongola, Hand se7v-
ed all styles, dn Lace and Button, regu-
lar price $780, win go at $685.
Mems Satin Calf, Solid Leather Shoes
in Lace and Congress-. regular price
$500, will go at $1.24
Mems Russets, Latest Styt Toes, Gen
uiEe Calf Stock. regular price $500, will
go at SITS.
Mems Hand Sewei, Box Gait or Rus
sian Calf. in very desirable SHAPES, reg,l
lar price $500. will go at s2.75.
All OUR Mems Black and Brown Derby
Hats sold at SITS, $500 and $3.50 will go
at Csc.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-01-25

jerry slmpson says he is not lying
awake o'A3slts worrying over the Gu
Isl quas:!cn. dis news VIII send a
thf1 OF joy through the pulls of tha
nation. EySry true and loyag American
citizen has been lying awake ON Its
worrying Over the thought that Jerry
was worrying over The CGiaa question
what a r lief II is to know that the
pn.lcscltay Of the man who ussd, re-
didn't wear sox is san du;ng Eusiness
at the old stand.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-01-25

sHoR SAIF,.-Steam launch Leona to
the highest bidder, by Roberts <
WINSTON, wMo lave py n,,c 455sT}ih a asbovs
named. Phone 2517 j21-3t
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-01-25
Need ham BuildsngCo
TRUSTEES SALE

OF. VALUABLE r E A L E S t T
NEAR THE CITY OF NEWPORT
NEWS, VIRGINIA.
BY virtue of the provisions Of q GER
tam deed OF trust bearing date on tht
10Th day of October, 1892, executed tc
me as trustee, by the North Carolina
and Newport News Company, and duly
recorded il the clerks office OF the
County Court Of Elizabeth City Ocun.
". Virginia. in Deed of Trust Book S
page 449, default having been made II
the payment OF the debt therein Sc.
cured, at the request of the bensti,.i,,r,
hereunder, I shall SELL at public asic.
ton to the highest bidder. on
TUESDAY. THE FIRST DAY CO
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JANUARY %, 1898.
BAD ROADS.

X sing the question of Mary
y, ~, untry roads, the baltimore
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-01-25

n OT1CE-On and after January LIST,
l 1888, will endeavor to do as strict
fore l shall offer to the trade building
material at the following reduc ed
prices for cash only: Alum lime. s1.1o
per Dbl: Washington lime, s1O5 per
Dbl; Virginia lime. s1.o0 per bbl. Red
Beach Plaster. S1.S5 per bbl.; Standard
Plaster. s1S5 per bhl.: Rosendall Cement
S1.2O per Dbl: Portland Cement s2.65
per bbl.; Laths, per thousand, s1.75
Thanking the public in general for
past favors and asking a continuance
OF the same, I am,
Respectfully,
dec 31-1m B. D. CHANDLER
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-01-25

II is quite evident that the Rev. T. De
W4tt Talm&dge doesn't believe mar
Tfage q failure"
ats an I'D wind that blows nobody
good" All thsse cuts in wages WIN ne
cessitate the emplcyment OF larger
force on the explanatory department %
the El.publitan campaign next fail.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-01-25

With a reGnotion Cd from u to IS per
cent. in their Wages II is safe TO say
@tbaf those West Virginia steel workers
VII moi ~ very enthusiastic .'whoor,-
eEsg for arsisy wa ssss'. and sDaeIsin-
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-01-25
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

II or RENI-t'5r furnished and =
Il furnished CONS in all parts Of the
city. Cali on c. {. SJurgis, 23S Twenty
fifth street. jan 23-itp
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-03-30
A Dangerous Fleet.

Key West, March 25.-It was not until today that the departure of the Spanish torpedo boat fotilla from Canary islands became known among the naval officers here. It created intense feeling here espe- cially among the officers of the tor pedo boats in the harbor. One of the most prominent of these officers saii today: If the United States allows the Spanish boats to get to Porto Rico it will be the biggest mistake ever made. They are a greater menace to the safety of our fleet than if all the rest of the Span ish fleet was brought to these waters. At Porto Rico they will be nearer Key West than Havana. Only two torpedo boats in our navy would have any chance of getting away from the Spanish torpedo boat destroyers. The Iowa, New York and Indiana, lying out there six miles of land. would practically be at the mercy Of a dozen Spanish tor pedo boats which could run over from Porto Rico in a short time should war be declared. As a tor pedo expert l must say if every ship in the United States navy was brought into these waters it would be none too formidable a display when the strength of the Spanish fotilla Is considered"
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-03-30
revolving placed upon metropolis

ernments can agree upon plan of settlement.
 Washington, March 2S-[Speeial to JOURNAL MINER The official re- ply of Spain to the demands of the United States sent on Saturday, was received from Minister Woodford today, and the Cabinet has been in session considering it. Spain ac- cedes to the demands of the United States in regard to being permitted to send relief to the starving Cuban= and says that no obstacles will be placed by her in the way of doing so. Spain also assents to the propo- sition from the United States to arrange an agreement between Spain and the insurgents.
 Madrid, March 2S.-The Spanish elections held yesterday endorse the Sagssta ministry by large majorities Spain appreciates President Me Kinley's efforts to maintain peace, but fears Congress.
 Havana, March 2S.-Spanish off cials here sge actively engaged in preparing for war.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-03-30
Change of Naval Omcers

Washington, March 24. - Capt. Robley E. Evans, better known as Fighting Bob who reached here this morning was immediately ordered to take command of the the Iowa. Captain Sampson of the Iowa, and also of the inquiry board, has been ordered to the command of the North Atlantic fleet, relieving Admiral Sicsrd who is i'll. Commo- dore W. s. Schley will in all prob ability be placed in command of of the squadron at Hampton Roads. The news reached the navy depart ment today that the Spanish torpedo fotilla has left the Canary islands for Porto Rico. The fact has been communicated to the president. No question has been asked Spain yet concerning this movement nor has it been decided what action the navy or state department will take If any.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-03-30
THE OMAHA EXPOSITION.
A Committee Appointed to Secure an
 Exhibit From Arizona.

A Committee Appointed to Secure an Exhibit From ArIEOna. The committee appointed at the mass meeting held at the Adams hotel Tuesday night for the purpose of considering the advisabllity of having an Arizona exhibit at the Omaha exposition this summer, called on the governor this afternoon for the purpose of having him appoint a e0mmittes to make the necessary arrangements.
 The matter was fully discussed and it was agreed that the varied mineral and agricultural resources of the Territory should have rep resentation.
 The governor announced his in- tention of appointing a committee of fifteen this afternoon to make all the arrangements. Three will be named from this city, and a like number from Prescott and Tucson. The other members of the com mittee wlll be selected from other places in the territory.
 The governor, at a late hour this afternoon, announced tine following committee:
 Maricopa county-T. J. Barkely, E. HeymaB, Winfield Scott.
 Pima county-Charles R. Drake, Selim Franklin, Col. J. E. Breathitt.
 Eavapai county-E. B. Gage, H. J. Allen. Gov. F. A TritIa
 Pinal-W. R. Stone.
 suma-J. Fl. Carpenter.
 Navsjo-Wm. Campbell.
 Grsham-Col. NJ. J. Esgan.
 Cochise-Ben Williams.
 GIls-Capt. E. H. Cook.
 Coconino-T. 4. Riordan.
 Apache-Albe-t F. Porter.
 AohaTe-J. E Halsey. Phenix Herald.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-03-30
A FIGHTING DOCTOR.
A La Crosse, Wisconsin, Man Cables an Acceptance of the Challenge Sent
 tO Senator Mason.

Winona, Mlnn., March 2l.-In re- sponse to the challenge of Baron el Csrdo, Marquis of Alta Nilla, Mad rid, Spain, to fight a duel with Senator Mason, of Illinois, for the latters utterances in the United States senate, pr. George Powell ol La Crosse has cabled the following acceptance of the challenge in Mason's stead:
 To Baron Fl Cardo, Madrid, Spain: Through the press dis patches I am informed that you have challenged Senator Mason to mortal combat for words spoken in defense of his position as the cham pion of the patriotism and princi- pies of his country and its people in the United States, and with usual Spanish generosity selecting your own weapon.
 "Now, as Senator Mason has spent life time in a more humane call ing and in the walks of civilization which has but poorly fitted him to meet a bully at arms, as one who has admired and now endorses the objectionable words and patriotism of Senator Mason, l, plainsman, a westerner, one of class known as typically American, typical because it holds principles of patriotism above price; because 1t believes that murder in the first degree cannot be paid for in gold-hereby accept your challenge and name the army pistol, the old A, the organ of civil ization, the instrument with which the American plainsmen measures justice to the assassin, and, while l earnestly assure you and all your kind that thousands of men of my type stand ready to stand in my tracks and pick up my pistol, if it should fall, l sincerely thank the representative of a thousand years of barbarism for the opportunity to fire the shot in revenge for the Yankee sailors who fed the sharks in the bottom of Havanna harbOr
 Signed GEORGE E. POWELL.
 La Crosse, Wis, March 21."
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-03-30

Washington, March 26.-In ad- dition to resisting the verdict of the American board of inquiry, it is stated that in case of the United States presenting a claim for in : demnity for her loss, Spain will present a counter claim for losses sustained through American fiji busterers.
 Washington, March 2S.-[Special to JoURNAL-MINER The President sent the report of the board of inquiry, together with message to Congress this morning. Authentic abstract of the report has been pub lished. The findings are as pre- viously outlined. The first explosion was external from a mine. The bottom of the Maine at frame 17 was blown four feet out of the water. The force of this exploded two magazines of the vessel. The officers and crew are completely exonerated. The responsibility is undetermined in the report.
 The report was read, and, accord ing to programme, it was sent to the committee on foreign relations
 ithout discussion. The report is vary 1Oucb hriafar than vaz anfioiD- ated, deals alone with facts. The findings are eight in number, and are along the lines that have been anticipated.
 Washington, March 2S.-[ Special to JoURNAL-MINER Both houses oi Congress listened to the reading oi the Maine report very intently. h the House, at its conclusion, Bailey jumped to his feet, but before he