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Evening star., 1899-04-14
Other Toilet Needs.

Roger and Gallet Toilet Powder. .Ioc
Oosmo ButtermiIk Soap. the genuine bc
Woodworth's Fiolets OF Sicily and Blue
Lilies perfume. l9c Or
Gerardfs Extracts. 10 odors, bottle
=. .14c.
6oc. Bailey's Rubber Complexion Brush as.c
a. Eee 'n pfusnes- ..-.--........-... 7c.
- az T Sos lhois. ......-............ Sc.
aa.esi.ae 80 Sppnses. -................. SC.
G"Insep. ioosh WASH. ash.............l0 l0c.
o ShaNing soap. p.-.-........ &C.
Eehr's Talcum Powder-box -I2c'
ioc. almond Meal, Sprfnkler-top Glass
sol. 1Ao
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Continued On Tenth Page,
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TOMORROW
CHILDRIlN'S STRAW HATS, trimmed
Srsi %,th null and howers-all col SOC.
Children's SIS 90 Leghorn Hats, beautiful
ly trimmed with null, flowers Gu no
and ribbon. ...........s.... SH.YS
CHILDREN'S WHITE DRESSES, with
yokes OF embroidery and laces-l2 differ
ent styies-sfzes 9 months to years.
These are all S1.5O values m0-
INFANTS KID SHOES, sizes l. and
3-were soc. and 75e.-all colors- 20,
button or laced-for, pair. .. OOSs
BOYS WHITE LAWN BLoUSEs tslight-
ly soiled from window)-S2.O0 and
years-for. sa;ns Saalitiss.sines ~ to Csc.
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Underrrauslins.
The Skirts are

-unmatchable anywhere at our prices.
Splendid muslin, with deep umbrella
hounce embroidered. I b e y're Am-
worth T5c. On Saturday ....... TSNe
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This Nice Wra mmer

100 dozen of which we have ins, soouroa
IN pretty percales, fitted waist Iinins
YOKE trimmed with wash braid finisbe1
Will waea plain colors to match - full sS
They're well worth 75c. On Sat. nn
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Bargains i'm
Bicycle Sundries.

Dixons 8 Graphite, large sticks. 3c
~, %an mile W. D. Cyelometer. 25c.
ooc, New Departure Bells Iac
H.', SLVo continuous Ringing Bells. 4sc.
ncIpse 1raphite .............,.. Ic
Valve Protectors ac ac'
Evening star., 1899-04-14

AS predicted in last evenings Star, Presi-
dent Young has decided to draft Arlie
Latham into his force of umpires, and he
Whi be assigned to help Umpire EInslie dur
ing the season. Latham is one of the
brightest men that ever donned a uniform
and he should be a success from the start
he is thoroughly familiar with every detail
OF the game, and there is no gainsaying the
fact mat Arlle possesses the necessary
nerve and judgment to make a good run
ming mate for the veteran he is to assist
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Infants Hats.

Dainty Coiored Straw Crown and ALL
over Null Hats. in Cardinal, Maize, Blue,
Pink and White accordien-pIeated null
brim, with trimmed crown. Well SzC
worth S1.49. On Saturday. OI So
Evening star., 1899-04-14

FOR the little ones we have an assort-
ment OF Refers, made of novelty cloths,
with sailor and notch collars-braided and
Trimmed Worth $50. For Saturday.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-03-20

Clean the streets.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-03-20

The announcement of Mir. Theo. 9ore Wollerman as candidate for Alderman from the Fourth Ward will be found in today's issue. Mir. Wollerman was a candidate a year ago against Mr. J. A. Clement and was defeated by only one vote. MT. Wollerman is a trusted and valued employe of the Cotton Belt shops, is a man of industry. intelligence and integrity, and should he be elected would make the city most faithful and efficient councilman.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-03-20

The political riot at sHot Springs last week should be both 8 lesson and a warning-a lesson as to what may follow from assumed dlctation and bull-dozing on the part of those in office, and a warning against the election of corrupt and unserupu lous men to office. It is a great pity that the reputation and charac- ter of the people of the State must be sullied by disreputable office. holders.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-03-20

Ne hasten to congratulate Col Charley Collins upon the prosperity ahat has at last struck him. He has been elected secretary of the Railway Commission at a salary os Sl 300 a year, and his sou steaogra. pher al salary of $1 900 year. @e hope Col. Charley will now find his time so occupied that it will be unnecessary in the future for him to hold up people on the street corners 10 tell them how they are belsg g op- pressed and that the world is ut Of gear.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-03-20

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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-03-20

If the Windsor Hotel had burned at night, what would have been the mortality report? It is passing strange that hotel can burn in broad daylight on one of New York s main thoroughfares and so many people get killed.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-03-20

Gov. Jones said he appointed three lawyers on the Railway Com mission so that the act creating the commission could be correctly con strued. Whats thematter with the Attorney General2
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-03-20

Whats become of the proposed steamboat for the Arkansas river trade? The need of such a vessel has been pointed out and the enter- prise should not be allowed to fall through.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-03-20

Sheriff Williams of Garland coun- ty should be indicted ard deposed. And if the whole Williams gang of ward bummers and bulldozers were run out of town it would be better for the reputation of Hot Springs.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-03-20
For Police Judge.
s.For mayor.u
For Alderman.

Ne are authorized to announce Judge :. W. Owen as a candidate for reelection a, Alderman from the Third Ward of the Ctr. of Pine Bluff at the ensuing city election.
 Ne are authorized to announce MT T. !. AightoweT as a candidate for re-eiecttsH a Alderman from the Fourth Ward.
 We are authorized to announce Mr. Ga5I ! Meyer as a candidate for Alderman from u Third Ward of the City of Pine BluG at tL- eRsuing election.
 Nc are authorized to nnounee MT. FIleo. dnre Waterman as a candidate for Alder From the Fourth Ward Of the City of psl Q BiaG at the ensuing election.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-03-20
AS ITO o1RoULATIoN.

The Daly GRAPHIC has nearly double the oli3ulatioh of any other Pine Bluff daily newspaper, and the Daily and semi-Weekly GRAPHIC have q combined circulation larger Aban that of any othor Pine Bluff daily or ekly newspaper A ivertisements accept on thiE guarantee,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-03-20

pers have adversely criticised same.
 Why he should name a notoriously drinking man, is strange to us. Gov. Jones is political misHt all around. Arkansas will be glad when he is placed into the quiet shades of private life. -Texarkani-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-03-20

We have not seen hearty ea- aorsement of Gov. Dan Windy Jones railroad commission appoin. lees by single paper. The Pine Bluff Graphic and several other pa
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-03-20
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For City Treasnrer.


 The Graphic is authorized to announce MIR MAD Nj. TONEY as 8 candidate for City Treasurer at the ensuing municipal election Tho Graphic Is authorized to announce HAT. Hugh +. WestbroolE as candidate for re-electiop to the office of City Treasurer, at the ensuing municipal election, Tuesday, April4,
 For Police Judge. We ara authorized to announce MR. T. HlTE BROWN as q candidate for reelection As Police Jud l,e of the city of Pine Bluff at Ahe ensuing municipal election.
 s.For Mayor.u Acting upaH what have been led to be- ieYe is the ash of majority of the citizen sAx-paye, of this city, hereby announce myself s5 a candidate for recollection to the E'f Uo of Mayor at the ensuing municipal -'@"tion, April i. 1899. Douglas (, Bell.
 
 We Are authorized to announce MT. ". E. Alexander as a candidate for Mayor of II rity of Pine Bluff at the ensuing itY e ion.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-03-20

The Mena Weekly Star, one of the
 st enterprisiug papers in the 5a6 .aw a daily. The Star re- gently issae9 v--v ereditable illus- tfated edition show taa gHa ess and deyetopment7f the new eos,n of aena,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-03-20
4gg ADVERTISING RATES MADE KNOWN
 DN APPLICATION.

Entered at the Post-office at Pine Bluff. Ark. .asseeoad-elass mailmatter
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-03-20
The Grarhic takes pleas :.

The Graphio takes pleasa nonneing the recovery of is Ae j. " Adams, from si severe illness and his reste 10. ,ea a# his duties this morap- o1 .a5 paper, During L auas Nr Adams was oniy al oa4l cou 1ributor to the D IL also affords us much asure to .n4ounce that Mr> Adams
 GdIy. cor rom her
 CT md ex- to alaza ~ days. We peg .e fase t8Hs method oi P hiking oc u5ea : J3f tbetr kind-
 crest and nz4it.. arzr 7 rQ-
 ,, and especially do We reta artteit thanks to our noe. i generous neighbors whose acts of kindness were as rays : ,nshIne in the sick room. May ? ,yidence ia His divine dispensa. tions spare them from such severe ' Stations as recently fell the lot of lhe editor of the Graphic and his wife.
The Forrest City times., 1899-01-13

Quarles and r. J. Wilson. where he was sworn
in by President pro TEN. South. In a few
words President Manning outlined to the SEN
ate his plans for the session. The senate then
proceeded to effect permanent organization
by electing the caucus nominees.
Senator Wilson moved the appointment OF a
committee on rules to prepare Q set of rules to
govern the present senate. Adopted.
The respective clerks were then sworn in.
President Manning appointed the following
committee on rules: Senators Kirby, Nc
Gehee. Witt, Martin, Dowdy.
On motion a committee was appointed to
notify the house that the senate was organized
and ready for business.
Senators Quarles. Hall and Rains was ap-
pointed to notify the governor.
Introduction OF bills being in order Senator
Quarles sent up senate bill No. l. to provide
for the paving OF West Markham street, south
of the state house Read twice and placed on
calendar.
Senator Kimbell introduced senate bill No
.. the usual bill for newspapers and stamps
Read twice and ordered engrossed for q third
reading.
committees as follows:
Judiciary-Greenfield, Quarles, John d. Kim
bell. X J. Wilson, Smith G. Martin. J. +. Nc
Nemer, w. =. Kirby, A. J. Witt w. 7. Ham
Circuit and Inferior Courts-J. ID. Kimbell
j. f. McNemer Eugene Landlord. r. A. Buck
ner. r. A Dowdy.
Railroads Robert Lawrence, Geo. A Hill
house, j. X. y. Douglass, r. A. Dowdy
Greenfield Quarles w. +, Kirby, John ID.
Shackleford, Thomas w. Hardy. William T..
Hammock.
County and County Lines - Lawrence w.
Clark, Eugene Landlord. Smith C. Martin,
Geo. A. Hillhouse, VIM. E Ferguson.
Finance-R j. Wilson, J. NJ. Raines WE. z.
Ferguson Thomas w Hardy. p. #. Butler, w.
II. Collins, VIM. I. Hammock f. NJ MEG Chez
Nelson j. Carlock.
Public Clarifies. F. McNemer, J. X p
The Forrest City times., 1899-01-13
FOR HERNN.


Little Rock, Jan 1.-THE senate met at 0
q. m.
The following bills were introduced:
> b. No. g. by Senator Quarles to repeal
section 100 OF Sandels s. Hills Digest The
section named makes it a felony to kill. mark
or steal any kind OF cattle, swine sheep or
goats.
s B. No. = by Senator Wilson, TO establish Q
uniform series of text books. Read twice and
referred to committee on education. 1t pro-
yides for committee of five who shall have
full authority in selecting school books, their
salary to be $40 per day.
,. Is. No. 8. by Senator Raines. to abolish the
sale OF Illicit liquor in prohibited districts.
Read twice and referred. II places the fixtures.
etc, Of an Illicit saloon in the same category
with gambling devices.
$. b. No. O. by Senator Buckner to extend
the time allowed for the comp letion OF the
Mississippi River. Hamburg g. Western Rail-
road Read twice and referred to committee
on railroads. The bill provides that IL the road
be completed in six months from January l.
1853. the land grant Of the last session still
holds good.
S. b. No 10, by Senator King Read twice
and referred to committee on judiciary. 1t
provides that in case OF prosecution for seduc-
ton, marriage does not terminate it.
). b. No. IL. by Senator McNemer for a re-
form school for juvenile offenders. Read twice
and referred to committee on Judiciary. 1t ap-
propriates $4,000 to carry out the provisions of
the act
5 b, No. IL. by Senator Hall to regulate the
number of witnesses in felony and INSIDE
meanor cases. Read twice and referred to
committee on judiciary.
S b. No. 10, by Senator Smith, to amend
section 22lo and repeal section 22li of the Di-
gest. Read twice and referred to committee
on judiciary. The section as amended would
give the state and defense each ten jury chal-
lengers in felony cases.
s b. No. IA, by Senator Collins, to make life
insurance policies taxable for their cash sur
render value. Read twice and referred to COM
mittee on judiciary.
3 b. No. 10. by Senator Landlord, to amend
section 6263 Of the digest Read twice and re-
The Forrest City times., 1899-01-13
Big Damage Suit Filed.

Mrs. M. E. Booze, of Lonoke county, by
her attorneys, filed suit in the Pulaski
circuit court against R. E. l.. Eagle,
Joe p. Eagle, Miles Eagle, Joe E. Eagle.
Robert Doughtry and w. H. Eagle, for
5000 damages, as the result of the
killing of the plaintiffs husband in the
town of Lonoke last April. w. H.
Eagle, who did not take part in the
difficulty between the Eagles and Booes,
which resulted in the killing of three
of the latter-father and two sons-is
made party to the suit on the alleged
grounds that he aided, abetted, ad-
vised and encouraged the killing" All
those who took hand in the difficulty
were indicted and last August, after
a trial lasting over week, were ac-
quilted, the defense being that the
Booes had come to town for the pur-
pose of killing the Eagles. The out,
come of this suit will be awaited with
interest, as the result NAV lead to the
filing of others by the nearest kin to
the two younger Booes.
The Forrest City times., 1899-01-13
state Bar Association.


In response to a call issued several
weeks ago, a large number OF promi-
nent attorneys from different parts of
the state met at Little Rock January
Q, and perfected reorganization OF the
state bar association. The following
officers were elected:
Judge L. NJ Rose. president Fer vice pres
tdents-First judicial district, John j. Horner.
OF Helena; Second district, J. c. Hawthorn, OF
Jonesboro; Third district, Chas. Coffin. OF Wal
nut Ridge: Fourth district, d r. Davidson OF
Fayetteville; Fifth district, Charles c. Reid, OF
Morrllton; Sixth district. John Fletcher, OF
Little Rock; Seventh district G. ID. Graves, OF
Hot Springs; Eighth district, j. II. Crawford,
OF Arkadelphia: Ninth district w. c. Rogers,
of Nashville: Tenth district w. J. Stanteld. OF
Rison; Eleventh district, +. M. Hudson. OF
Pine Blur; Twelfth district, James b. Nc
Donough, OF Fort Smith; Thirteenth district,
T. j. Gaugan, of Camden; Fourteenth district,
s. w. Woods Of Yellvile; Fifteenth district,
Jessie Turner of Van Buren,; Sixteenth dis
trict, J. C. South of Mountain Home Seven
teenth district, NJ. J. Manning OF Clarendon;
DEE. Bradshaw, of Little Rock, secretary;
Geo. E. Dodge. OF Little Rock, treasurer.
The time of holding the annual
meeting was fixed to be the first Tues
day after the 27th day of December of
each year. The annual membership
dues was fixed at 81. 1t is expected
that large membership will be OBJ
tained
The Forrest City times., 1899-01-13
Senate Caucus.

At $50 the senate met in caucus. with Sena-
tor Kimball in the chair, and Senator Geo. A.
Hillhouse. secretary.
Senator NJ j. Manning OF Clarendon, was
chosen president by reclamation.
John w. Howell led in the race for secretary
from the start. and was elected on the eleventh
ballot receiving Is votes TO Mr.. Flennikens IA
Mr.. Howell was secretary OF the last senate
Mr.. Head was chosen assistant secretary, re-
ceiving 10 votes TO Mr.. Watts l3
Miss Royston was chosen for engrosslpg
clerk on the sixth ballot with IL votes to Miss
Rankin's Is
For enrolling clerk six ballots were taken,
resulting: Miss Annie Bruce, OF Faulkner, IS;
Miss Bessie Perkins, Of SEWER IA
The contest for seargeant-at-arms was a
spirited one. Nine ballots we're taken result
ding: VIM. Childers, OF Lawrence 30; John
Black, OF Benton IL
Rees p. Horrocks, OF Pulaski, was nominated
for journal clerk by majority Of over c. l..
Thomas, of Clark, the final vote standing:
Horrocks. IL; Thomas, 10.
The contest for chaplain resulted on the
final ballot: Rev. ]. M. Dye Of Phillips, IL,
Rev. Mr.. Holloway. OF Monroe, L.
+ J. j. Lewis. OF Randolph, worthy young
man with limited means and who has been
trying to educate himself. was elected janitor
on the second ballot. receiving 10 votes to Louis
Repetti 13
j. j. Mohundro OF Searcy. secured the nomi-
nation for assistant janitor.
Masters w. b. Hopkins. OF Prairie Sterling
Tucker. of Pulaski. and James Humphreys OF
Ouachita, were nominated as pages.
The Forrest City times., 1899-01-13

ferred TO committee on railroads. 1t relates 70
the grade of railroad crossings.
3 b. No 10. by Senator Hardy. to prohibi,
school directors from hiring any relative as
teacher in the public schools Read twice and
referred to the committee on education
5. b. No II. by Senator Haynie, to amend
section lse5. Read twice and referred to COM
mittee on judiciary. 1t makes the minimum
sentence for the violation OF the age OF consent
law one year in the penitentiary instead OF
five.
5. b. No IS. by Senator Lawrence, to provide
for uniform system OF text books. Read
twice and referred to committee on education.
5. b. No 10. by Senator Shackleford to put
certain county officials OF Pulaski county on
salary and abolish the fee system Read twice
and referred TO committee on finance.
5. b. No 20. by Senator Butler to make
landlords liens assgnable. Read twice and
referred to committee on judiciary
). B No 81, by Senator Clark. to repeal sec
tion 1045 Read twice and referred to com
mittee on judiciary. The bin provides for the
purchase of globes and charts TO be used in
public schools.
At il:45 the senate adjourned to O'Clock
Thursday morning. out of respect for Repre-
sentative t. b. Barker. deceased.
The Forrest City times., 1899-01-13

Hon. NJ. J. Manning, president of the Senate,
was born in DeSoto county, Mississippi, July
J. 1852. He was educated in the schools OF his
county and subsequently attended the Univer-
sity OF Mississippi during the sessions OF 1882
and 1883, taking the law course. In September,
1883, he came to Arkansas. locating at Claren-
don, and three weeks later was admitted to the
bar. During the legislative session OF 1895 he
served in the house as a member from his
county. In 1896 he was elected member of
the senate and in the session of 1897 was chair
man OF the judiciary committe. and member
OF the committee on railroads and auditor S
and treasurer's books. Mr.. Manning is q prom
inent member OF the Knights Of Honor and
has held several exalted positions in that
order.
The Forrest City times., 1899-01-13

Little Rock Jan. e-The house was called to
order by Hon o. c. Ludwig clerk OF the 1897
session.
The roll call showed quorum present
Prayer was offered by Rev. Mr. Floyd, OF
Yell county.
The name OF Hon. r. L. Nance, of Benton
county, was the only one presented for speaker
pro TEN. He was escorted to the chair by
Messrs. Colquitt, Short and Parker and in a
neat speech thanked the henderson the honor
Messrs. Hathcock and Parker were appointed
q committe to escort Chief Justice Bum within
the bar that he might administer the oath of
once to the members.
On motion OF Mr. Short, the rules OF the last
house were adopted as the rules of this house
On motion. nominating speeches We're dis
pensed with.
After short recess, the house reconvened
at $50
Mr.. Wood moved to proceed to the election
OF permanent officers. Carried. and nominal
tioEs for speaker were declared In order
Mr.. Johnson. of Nevada placed in nomina-
ton Hon. j. C. Tappan of Phillips.
Mr. Humphreys. of Washington. presented
the name of Hon f. w. Rector, of Garland
Mr. Mears. of Ashley, nominated Hon. A. f.
Nandeventer OF Conway
Hon. T. l. Hernn, OF Sharp, was placed In
nomination by Mr.. Scarborough, OF jackson.
When the clerk began calling the roll, there
was intense interest When the names of the
speakership candidates were called, Mr. Hernn
voted for Rector, Mr.. Rector cast his vote for
Tappan Mr. Tappan was recorded for Van
deventer. who pronounced for Hernn
Mr.. Colquitt OF Columbia. though not a can
didate. received one vote, that of Mr.. Parker.
of Ouachita.
The result OF the first ballot was: vande-
venter 81, Rector 81 Tappan 2e, Hernn ~.
Necessary TO a choice, 40. The vote in detail
was as follows
The Forrest City times., 1899-01-13

The report of Dun's commercial
agency shows the total number of
failures in the state of Arkansas for
1898 were IT'S, with total liabilities of
e547, 1875, classified as follows: Manu-.
featuring, failures; liabilities, s72, 500.
Trading, 10 failures; liabilities, s474,-
S95. In 1897 there were 161 failures in
this state, with total liabilities of $685.
125. As will be seen by comparison.
the total number of failures in the
state during 1898 was more than in 1897,
still the total liabilities were less.
Failures in Arkansas for the first week
in January, 1899, were sixteen, as COM
pared with nine for the corresponding
week in 1898.
The Forrest City times., 1899-01-13

Dougherty and Byies were withdrawn. ana
after the tenth ballot Messrs- Coils. Shugart
and SHIRLEY were withdrawn.
There was very little change in the vote from
the tenth to the thirteenth ballot. which re-
suited: Drummond 20 Oath out 10. Matthews
TO- Martin H. Wade Z. Ssllee 10, Daniels 8
Mr.. Daniels and Mr.. Matthews names were
withdrawn.
Fourteenth ballot: Drummon 81, Oathout
II, Martin 49, Sallee 10. Wade T.
Fifteenth ballot: Drummond Al, Martin "a,
Orthout IS. Sallee 8, Wade3
Mr.. Wades name was withdrawn.
Sixteenth ballot: Drummond A.. Martin 20,
Oathout z, Sallee Q: necessary TO a choice, IS
The speaker declared Mr.. T. J. Di ummond.
of Bradley county, duly elected sergeant-at-
arms, and at once administered the oath OF
ONCE.
At 5:35 p. m. the house adjourned until q.
m. Thursday.
The Forrest City times., 1899-01-13

The biennial report of thu
treasurer shows the followino. sue
balance in the treasury septemh.. =
1896, s557,s41.47 receipts year 49,,
September 30, 1897. q ,O9s Ola ~. 'ae
penditures same period, sl.21a 81.
receipts year ending September a. -.
s1,2ss, o24.o5; expenditures, 1898 =, ~
4s6.os: balance on hand October ~
slse,o4s.77. Total cash receipts a. ~, ~
sS7.12; total expenditures, s., s9s oso =
The balance of all kinds of fn,a.
hand September 80. 1896. was :, -. %
4s3.45, and on October 1, 1898 ;,'
$3.50, ls2. SO. The total receipts !, y. =
funds for the two years was a a,s o =. ~ y
The Forrest City times., 1899-01-13

The house met at a. M, with Speaker Pro
TEN Nance In the chair.
After prayer the clerk proceeded to call the
roll for the ninth ballot on speaker There
was no material change up to noon. when after
the nineteenth ballot, recess was taken to D.
m, the vote on this ballot being Vandeventer.
"a; Rector. ss Tappan 20; Hernn. ID
The house reconvened at p IN. Gen Tap
pan arose after roll call and announced his
withdrawal from the race for speaker and
thanked his friends for standing by him for
eighteen ballots.
On the ensuing ballot the greater part OF the
Tappan strength changed TO vandeventer, the
ballot resulting: Vandeventer, A.: Rector "a;
Hernn, Is; necessary to a choice 40.
The twentieth ballot proceeded and the ex-
element increased as each name was called
and changes were anticipated.
When all the changes had been noted the re-
suit OF the twentieth ballot was announced. as
follows; Handkerchief, "a; Rector, %: Hernn. 8
Necessary TO a choice 49, The vote in detail
was as follows: