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The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-10-19


setih~r terra, fstn. the following proceed.
inEa wvrs tssd, tO~sxif.
81. Freanaan. ffaintin,
LOTTO Case, AstIain. strHirix Action TO
Of the estate DS omar T.
case .tlpeea ssxi .llgtfie asa, ,,..,. go
Oliver Case. Edwin Case. I '"'e'A"
tAura u. riaFk i6Sttie Meti.
arts. and Unknown IieirsUf Mortgages.
nHai T. Cas-. dcceaSei.
Nvuw on thls 7esh tiay OF August, pas,
~ cumes the pfainttr hsrpln iy his nitoFs
hey. Merrill i1Itln. aud nles his Ietision and
AFFIDAVIT. stating among other things thas
all uf the dGfeadantS arr non residents of
the state of Missouri. and also TINT he verify
believes theIe are persons interested IN iha
subject matter Of this petition whose names
cannos be Inserted ihrrpin, because un.
known 10 plaintiff. and the said unknown
pprsons are interested In said rsial estate aS
h.lrs az distributes az Sfid lamar 7 Case.
deceased. So far ~ hss knowledge cxtentla
Whereunon u u usyfervd by the Clerk 81 the
Court In vacation That said defendants be
nutifsd ny puhlication that piaIntif has
cnmnirnrna q suit against them In this
Court. the object and general nature of
Judgment he rendered fnr the debt and IN.
trresi ana that the equity Ut redemption OF
the Nald defendants IN and tn the south half
Of thu northwest quarter os section thirty
SIX ts,i, towHship thirty 'stx 1851 north. range
four itl east. situate In ~. Francois county,
state NJ Missouri. may be fpr~clugesi. and
I that TIE rantF, OF 20 much thefsut as may
Dv necessary irr sold to Iaay OF and dIscharNt.
said Judgment. and thiii unless the said de
PENDANTS h~ and appear ~ this Court NJ tho
next term thereof, To- ts' it'kun ami holden
~ th" tUur House in the rity uf Farming.
ton, In said county of II. Fmncpis. AMI
state ~ Missouri, on thc lith dny Of NuyFIu.
, bcr next, ana on or hetoru the sixth tsthl
day ut said term. II the term shall 40 long
contluur-nnd II not, then IN or before the
last day ~ saia tcrn-answrr or plead to-
III" petition In said Cuusc. the same VIII he
taken as confessed, and Judgment will la
rendered accordingly.
Ana 1t Is further oIicrrti that copy here
OF - published according 20 law IN the
FAHNiNGThS inns, u newspaper Published
IN said county 81 ~ Francois, for four
weeks successfully. published al least onrp
a week. the last inSpTtlnu to b. nj least ilf-
teen days buforP the first dny uf Saii nrxt
November term OF THIS court.
). q. WILLIAMS, gircuh ClcTk.
4 true copy fFom the record.
Witness my hand, ami seal OF
- the Circuit Court of vt Fmneuis
T.. county. this gsth day of August.
49, lzU.
j. G. WILLIAMS.
Circuit Clcrk.
AuNig' n.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-10-19

Nature can only feed the flame Of lif,
with the food eaten which Is digcsied
licrbine will rc.inyigora,e weak s,om
ach, aud so improve digestion a. to ia
sure the natural bloom OF health
Price Doc, at City Drug Store.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-10-19

Whites Cream Vermifuge Is n highly
valuable preparation, capable, from the
PsompiiIude OF It's action, of clearing
The system In u few hours Of every
worm. Price 25e at City Drug Store.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-10-19

Thousands OF The most stubborn and
distressing cases of plies hare been
cured By Tablsr's isuekcye i.fIc Oins-
mont. II aevcr fails to curc. Price,
SOC ID bottles; tubcs, ssc, 81 Cfy Ding
Store.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-10-19

The money paid out Ia freight
charges alone by David Rankin, thu
Atehison couuty cattle king, for ship.
ping TO bis ranch II. 600 Of the I6. ooc
head he recently bought In Texas, will
reach from s35, 900 to e4O, 600, aud
the money involved in tho purchase
runs above s500, 600. Mr. Rankin's
large previous shipment Of feeders for
his Missouri ranches aggregated 5000
head FULTON Sun.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-10-19
A Word 10 hic.hera.

AotheEs Of children Infected with
eroIp or n severe cold need not besi-
tate 10 administer ChamberlaIn's Cough
iicmetly. II contains no opiaio nor
narcotic In any form and may be given
rs confidently to tho babe ms TO an
adult. The great success that has NJ.
Iet ded rs use In the treatment Of colds
aud Group has won for 1t the approval
and praise Il has received Throughout,
the United States and in many foreign
lands. For sale by City Drug Store.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-10-19

confsns theszsesvrs 10 sae s.sKi siaa Il
manufacture. VITA. EUrtNhsa Isfilssan M
rhiaefF, alsu make tiss geFy hsaf ftx4t Amer
tra prsaIures. They c0Ter the tlnIH f@f iise5
ard shaitnw machines. tfnrtiosa or NON .trne,
ttazi. for making nnF oxslfnAFy sized wriik III
any Find OF uaatsrfaf. tDr domestic. rity ca
fac1ufy wells. test Meiiks wsils ser irriKfs,
tnx or dfNsatnn land. urn EtA.. q In and
4 IN Wsils- a-psge esksAa0xsss FHKk
FOR prices aa1rcss
ALEXANDER ERos., Agts-.
feEminefon, No
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-10-19
Order of Publication.


state of Missouri. County OF ~, Franeots. ~ :
IN the etrcsaf CUuFf In vacation TO THE Mo-
Nef1ilper terra, fstsf, the following proceed
tutta Mssrs, fkxL. To- txif.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-03-11

The Graphic calls for tho en-.
forcement Of the prohibitory ortli.
nances OF this town or an open
saloon. 1t has no patience with
hypocrisy or shams. There is n
middle ground between the strict,
technical enforcement OF prohibi-
tion and the open saloon. An or.
dinance can be enforced only to
the extent ,hnt it IN supported by
public sentiment. The conscn.
sus OF opinion in Monte Vista is
that when mnn actually thinks u
little S,lmulnn' is good for him he
should bc permitted to go to the
drug store and got il, provided he
makes the proper usc Of il. Monte
Vista never hns, and will not IN
tho immediate future, sanction an
open saloon with it's attendant
evils We must meet conditions
A. VIC find them and remedy evils
by such measures IN com mend
themselves 10 tho majority OF the
law abiding citizens. Az n rule
temperance reformcrs are too apt
To rely upon legal ensctments or
police force mr. soon ss they be.
como majority aud neglect the
moral or practical methods oi
curtsilirg intemperauce.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-03-11

lT Is SAFE to say that if the SOL
diers home were to be moved to
Denver and more liberties and
more of the pleasures of life were
provided the inmates, it would
cost the state three times as much
to support 1t rs at the present
time on account of the large in
crease in the number of inmates
and extra expense of conducting
the institution.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-03-11

The old saying, "Competition is
the life of trade" has become OBJ
solete. Now, cooperation is the
life of trade. Nothing succeed.
nowadays, in a business way, but
trusts and combines. When the
people thoroughly realize this fact,
the better it will be for them.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-03-11

The time for introducing new
bills hy the general ms assembly or for
making material amendments to
bill falready introduced, has gone
by and, consequently, it is too late
to send in petitions asking for such
an amendment to the bill TO re-
move the Soldiers home.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-03-11

The deadlock in the Nebraska
legislature has been broken, and
Judge NJ. l.. Haywood, of Nebras-
ka City, elected United States sena-
tor to succeed VIM. V. Allen.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-03-11
WANTED!

Reliable man for Manager of
Branch Office wish to open in
this vicinity. II your record is o.
X. here il . good opening. Kind.
ly mention this paper when writ
log.
A. T. Morris, Gin. o.
Illustrated catalogue &c. postage.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-03-11

The American boys are bravely
battling to capture the Philippines
in order that sugar trust, hemp
trast, n tobacco trust, ct cctera
may prosper by free trade and
cheap foreign labor.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-03-11

AND who makes nil this roar
about moving tn. Soldiers Home?
II may b. that tfc location WINS
not 'h" best The same may be
said about somc other stnts insti.
tutions. but what il behind all this,
anyway III. Denver ring would
not care nickel for the old vol.
d'rr. bnt for the money 10 te made
from the concern. Pueblo prews.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-03-11
i've than Colorado Springs.

another business proposition
for the Assembly to consider is
this: Ought the Industrial School
for Girls be located 300 miles
away from Denver-where the
most of patrons hail from-and
thus put Arapahoe county to the
expense of mileage for two depu-
ties and car fare to this place for
every bad girl sent to the school?
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-03-11
rIRsT.CLAss RESTAURANT.

Having bought out tho interest OF
Mrs Shuitx In this restaurant va d.sir.
n state that We will continue to do busi.
ness aud will trv To merit the patronage
of the public. First class beds IN con.
nectiou. z. S. Hurcuxiss.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-03-11

TnE American Cereal company
(ontuncnl trust now controls 95
per cent 1T the output II the N.
called breakfast fopls. The other
trusts control atont everything slso
that people cst. Ind. Pres.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-03-11

SENATOR Roe was interviewed
by reporter for the Post few
days ago and said:
No one hears about any dis
satisfaction among the veterans at
the home until the legislature
meets. Then some one rushes
down from Denver and secures
the signatures of probably a ma
jority Of the soldiers in favor OF
removal. 1. isn't hard to get up a
petition Of any kind. for soldiers
or civilians alike will sign such
things TO save the trouble of ar
gning about them.
"lf the deserving old fellows
are not comfortable at Monte
Vista, l don't know where they
would be a; ease. They have
buildings costing over Sl25 600
the best OF water, beautiful scenery
and pleasant surroundings. In
my opinion they nre satisfied, mud
the only real kick is that from per-
sons who don't occupy the home
at all. The proposition now is to
remove the home TO Denver. IL
that idea is carried out it will not
he ten years before another Sc, OF
sentimentalis's will be arguing
that the institution ought to be
moved to some beautiful. healthy
country town, where they will have
plenty OF fresh air, and the bene-
fits OF semi.rurnl life. This pro-
position to put incorrigablc girls
At Monte Vista. the citizens of tho
splendid little city will no. stand
for it at all. What if the girls
should break out, ns they nre in
the habit OF doing here? Monte
Vista doesn't want to resolve IT.
self into n police po-s. chasing
tricksomc and maynard Young Ia.
dies. Altogether. however, | be.
l'cve the proposed removal OF the
Soldiers nome from TINT town
will not be carried out"
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-03-11
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The Monte Vista journal., 1899-03-11

WANTkD-NkvERAt TRUSTWORTHY
W peseOns In this state r. mshase our husl.
neae In tAsiS 0wn and nearby coIntteo. Il 10
mainly USasp work conducted NJ h0aDs. kalary
etnsS( ~ year and sspcnsss-Aedn!.
eh. Neferences. khroae nelfaAdrpasssd
slneepfd smvst0p~. nsrbsrt 3. Lies. Prsss.,
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-03-11
The beaver Elevator Co,spsny

The beaver Elevator Company
Is now prepared to receive
and store grain of all kinds.
Rates for storage on applica.
ton. Liberal advances made
when desired. Capacity 3oo,-
600 bushels. Address:
The DENVER ELEVATOR Co.,
Denver. Colo.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-03-11

Col. MAY insisted Saturday
night that all of the political par
ties were committed, by their state
conventions to the removal of the
home. That 10 not true. Both of
the Mckinley parties adopted a
cut and dried resolution. but
populists, democrat and silver re i.
pnblicans refused 10 adopt such a
plank. The populist platform put
that party on record as being in
favor o! granting all reasonable
demands of the old soldiers. What
constitute reasonable demands is a
question for the legislature to de-
eide. 1t has been understood for
years that the G. A. II. is a repub-
llcan institution. The Mckinley
republicans only are pledged to
the removal OF the home, and We
have no objections to their stand.
ing by their platform. Such ac-
ton on their part brands them IN
party slaves and party tools. But
the fusion senators ought to be
by enlightened common
sense and not by blind sentiment.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-03-11
A DANGEROUS STEP.

Don't tel! mother that / nm
going, for she would not let me 90
If she knew" Bright and beauti-
full was the face of the girl who
uttered the words, spoken as
though it was n trifiing matter to
deceive the best earthly friend a
girl ever had or knew. The mat
ter of being found out" was all
that seemed to trouble her.
Others, many others, deceive their
mothers, and what's the harm any,
way? In the first place no girl
can afford TO do anything or go
anywhere which must not be con-
iided to the one whose ear is ever
open, whose voice is ready with
council that comes from brain
made wise by experience, from a
heart that is full os love. Deceive
n mother and that mothers girl ia
walking in the shaCow of sin.
Continue the practice and the
shadow will deepen into cloud
that envelopes the whole life in
darkness, from which the self.im-
moIated victim goes through life
of shame into ii,honored grave.
'Oh, what tangled web We weave.
When first We practice 10 decelyer
Sad is the los OF youth that has
no mother love to guide its tteps
IN uncertain ways. Worse, lar
worse, is the condition of the Gu,
who ia blessed with n loving
mother, but refuses to take hold of
the hand that would lead to peace
and safety. The spiri, of evil ,hst
rejoices in the destruction OF souls
is surely pleased when Young
heart proves fnlse to itself aud
turns traitor to mother love. Ex.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-03-11
fublir Notice.

To WHOM ir MAY ooscsnS: Whereas
two notes wers made by the unders,gned.
towit: One n tho order Of J. Alfred
Smith, the other 70 tho order of T.. Clsm.
nsns, said notrs having been given un.
DEF Misrepresentation u holders, pay msnt
v refused. d. =. HArcM.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-03-11

We ars home finders for hoa" seekers There arc few
wants that cannot ill. City aud farm property
listed books and the gilt edge bargains
tor some people Farm liroperty speciality. Mako
known 70 where, when aud how you wish TO buy and
we'll save you money.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-03-11

A MAJORITY of the Methodist
ministers, of New York, are inclin-
ed to discard some of the old su-
perstitions. They place the BIZ
ble on a plane of historical works
by unknown authors and reject
the authenticity of all parts of the
scriptures that are not in accord
with modern human reason.
by the new instructions. the truth
OF such bible stories as Jonah and
the whale. the fate Of Lots wife.
Elijah's ascension, the age of Me-
thusnleh, Daniel in the lions den,
and God speaking TO Moses in the
burning bush are questioned. thus
undermining the fundamental pill
lar of Methodist theology.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-01-24
STRATHER's SECOND TRIAL.
Jury 1mpaneled and the Taking Of
Testimony Begun.

The impaneling of jury to serve during
the second trial of William NJ. Strather. for
the murder of Rose Talbot was completed
this afternoon in Criminal Court No l. The
jury consists of r. f. Baxter, John T OAR
cy, Alfred Grimes. George f. Dale, George
\. FtsIer. Alfred Beers, Frederick w.
Heine. c. j. Bridget, W. S. Detweller Dam
lei j. Hartigan, Il. c. Lacy and Madden
Butler.
bai'ins Cook Tuner and Won Muesge
We're sworn TO properly look after the jury
while 1t is engaged In the consideration of
the case.
Assistant District Attorney John E. Las
nc! made the opening address to the Jury
uetaihnS Just what the government expect
ed to prove. He was followed by Mr.. Sam
cel D. lruitt. of counsel for Strather, who
outlined the defense.
Or L. W. GlaZebrook deputy coroner
VINO made the autopsy on the body of Rosa
laipot, was the first witness for the gov
eminent.
Or Giazebrook repeated his testimony
given at the former trial of Strather This
nearing, in fact. will be a repetition of
the former. The only question al issue n
granting new trial was in connection with
the presiding justice instructing the Jury
in regard to adding the words without
capital punishment to verdicts of guilty
In murder trials.
DR.. GlaZebrook was testifying when this
report closed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-01-24
Washington stock EXCHANGE

oi.ies-.feSular call. IL O'Clock nj = d raris
ooe 1c5 $3.50 at fo5i ' Wes; LEU Ens er n
1ona bank 10 at 70. National safe Deposit am
at 81 20 at So. 20 at S. 20 at 81 20 ar SS ~
az sZ'S' 10 at s2A. Mersenthaier Linotype 10 a,
IS American Graphophone. 5 n i21s 80 ~ - "a, a
ainerl'an Graphaphone preferred - at lea. Pna1
ma natic Gun Carriage. 100 zoe ao0 at asc Nor
IoiE ana Washington Steamboat. 10 al 1ol Ar'rr
eaHE1. ). Ss, COUPON $500 at Io7I2. Metrrotar
and Trust 10 al II f0Is Loan
i, District Of Columbia Bonds-5s. a0-year fundjn.
fvDai ma IS; 1901 water stock, los bid. 3G5S
Miscellaneous Eonds. Metropolitan RaIroad j.
l5 bid I5s asked Metraptsn EaiIrnd ro r Is
debt A, III bid. Metropolitan Railroad cert in
I26 bid oonmiia Railrosd I'd mort IS. Iasla bid
10 10 Asked Washington Gas Company series 4, Us
Izo bid; Y. $; Electric Light deb imp. lo5 hid
- : Electric Light cert. iBdebt., io5 bid thesa.
can Security and Trust IS. 100 bid WaSbinn9o
MA Market Company LIST Us. 10 bid. Washington Mar
ket ce@any ea H g. i ls b sa Mss9iGa Mar
soei az as 10 bid American Graphophone deb
:, National Bank Stocks Bank of Washington. 300
Farmers and Meeauis sia sd ba Central 100 bid
Citizens. 100 bid Columbia Isa bid Capital. Ia
bid West End. - bid, 100 asked Traders. io5
Safe Deposit and Trr.st ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS s.co
Deps it and Trust, 116 bid, lis asked washington
Security and Trust. I65 bid ''4u american
Insurance Stocks.-Firemen's Is hid Fran,lt,
81 bid 40 asked Metropolitan. az i'd torc"ran
90 o pia- fo,omac, SS bid Arlington, 130 bid l35
ion, "a bid, ls asked Columbia. liz bid. liz
askea hlggs, * bid, asked. Peoples 81, bid
bid. " ' NViii"'erS'ai
Title Insurance Stocks.-Real Estate Title. 20 hid
50 asked Columbia Title 5 bid. 81 asked bis
trict Title. ~ bid. ~
Rallpoad Storks.Capital Traction Company s2iS
nid, aS4 asked Metropolitan, 15G bid, 1JI asked
Columbia 90 bid. lexington. $50 bid
Gas and Electric Light Stocks.-w ashingfon Gas
Va bid, Az? asked Georgetown Gas, 50 bid. L. $
Electric Light. 150 bid, l52 asked
-, Telephone Stocks .-chesapeake and Potomac, Sos,
Miscellaneous Stocks.-Mergenihaier Linotype 1877
BID, 1878 asked I.anston Monotype. lis bid IslS
ed American Graphophone preferred. I2It bid I3k
asked Pneumatic Gun Carriage, 10 bid. 40 ask
ed Washington Market, Ii bid Great Falls Ice
us bid; l25 asked. Norfolk and Washington steam,
boat 100 bid.
xEx dividend. zTirst assessment paid.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-01-24
SENT TO COURT OF CLAIMS.
Reference OF the Question of Paying
Naval BOunties.

The whole question of the payment of
bounties to officers and sailors who en-
gagged in the destruction of Spanish war
vessels during the war has been referred
by the Navy Department to the court of
claims. In this court the claims will be ad
Indicated under the Bowman-Tucker act.
In turning the entire question over to the
court the officials of the Navy Department
relieve themselves Of the responsibility and
of the perpleXing questions which have
arisen. including that of whether a vessel
within signaling distance when the enc
my's ship was destroyed is entitled to mar
ticipation in the bounties. This is the uues
ton which will settle whether Admiral
Sampson and the officers and sailors of the
New York will receive bounties for partici
patton in the destruction of Cervera's ffeet
The justices of the court have not deter
mined the manner in which the cases win
be taken up. 1t is presumed that those
who are interested In the bountes will en-
ploy counsel and present the matter prom
erly to the court.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-01-24
Electricity on Battle Sims.

secretary Long today listened to an ar
gument by Mr.. Clark, representing the Cen
eral Electric Company, in favor of a promo
s1tion to extend the use of electricity i'm the
case of the three new battle ships. Ala
bama, Wisconsin and Illinois. to the same
degree that it is TO be employed in tho
hearsarge and Kentucky The main dit
terence in the designs is the omission of
eiecttlc power for the boat hoists and the
big winches. This was non dove b,, n
BOARD OF design on account of any objection
TO the electrical power, but from AZ, anpre-
hension that the dynamos cannot supply
enough current 10 meet the probable maxi
mum requirements of all the eIactricaI No
chihery aboard ship. The General Electric
company has raised the question as To the
hkehhood of all of this machinery being
Saliea INTO use at one and the same time
ana upon the decision of the department as
70 me probable extent of the requirements
depends the use of electricity for The boists
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-01-24
ALLEN OUT OF THE RACE
Prospective Change of Fusion Vote in
Nebraska Legislature

LINCOLN, Neb.. January 24-The arri-
val in the city yesterday of Senator Alien
from Washington led to the circulation Of
the report that he had come to release his
supporters in the legislature from their
pledges to vote for him. This was in a
measure confirmed last night when a flu
sion caucus was held behind closed doors,
continuing several hours, The propriety of
the fusionists combining some republic
can least Objectionable to them who could
muster enough republican votes to elect
him was discussed, and Senator Allen and
W. j. Bryan, who were present, re-
ported to have favored the plan.
Among the names mentioned We're +.
Rosewater, editor of the Omaha Bee; ex-
Governor LORENZO CrounSe and State Sem
ator A. r. Talbot Mr.. Bryans law part
ner. The caucus decided to continue to
vote for Senator Allen until the matter
shall be more thoroughly canvassed. 4
break, however, is pretty sure to come this
week.
Quay Loses Ground.
HARRISBURG, Pa, January 24.-The
sixth joint ballot for United States senator
resulted as follows: Quay trep), 106; jerks
(dem), 80; Dalzell rep), 10; Irwin (rep)
3; Stewart GepD, s; Huff (rep), 5; c. W.
Stone Gep), s; {. E. Smith TepD, 1; Tubbs
rep, 2; Rice (rep.), =; Grow trep), l; Mar
kle (rep.), 2; Downing repD, =: Widener
(rep), 2; Benjamin T. Hale repD, l. Nee
esSary TO choice, 40. Paired, II; absent
without pairs, = No election.
No Election in Delaware.
DOVER, Del, January 2i.-The eleventh
ballot for United States senator was taken
by the general assembly of Delaware at
noon today, and resulted as follows:
George Gray (dem.), -: J. Edward Ad-
dicks tunion rep.), 10; Henry A. Dupont
y,nc 10. n
l; William c. Hilles Qeg. rep, /; l.. Irving
Handy tsiiver dem.}, ;.
Absent, 3; total vote, 40; necessary to a
choice, %. No election.
Close Vote in West Virginia.
CHARLESTON, w. Va, January 24.-The
vote for the senator in the house was: Nc
Graw, IS; Scott, 49, Golf, /; Blizzard, l.
Absent, 1.
Tho senate voted: Scott, IS; McGraw, s.:
totals, Scott, Al; McGraw, 49, Goff l. Biz
card. l. Absent l. Necessary to elect, 40.
CulbersOn Succeeds Mills,
ST. LOUIS, January PA special from
Austin, Tex, says Culberson was elected to-
day to succeed Mills by reclamation.
Kean Has Majority at Trenton.
TRENTON, Nj, January 24-The two
houses of the New Jersey legislature bal
loted separately at noon today for a United
States senator. John Kean, republican re-
ceived II votes in the senate and 81 in the
house. James Smith, jr., democrat, receiv-
ed in the senate and % In the house.