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New-York tribune., 1899-12-24
PLANS FOR THE CONVENTION.
MAKING READY IN PHILADELPHIA

NATIONAL coMMrTTEDMEN PLEASED WIN Inn
r,c,rr r1rr,s or THE BIG EXPOSITION BUILD
1NG-AcCoMMoDAT1oNs FOR a MULTI oDfA
PHILADELPHIA. Dec. % (speciaD.-The sea' oi
,ivitv of the Republican National Commute nnrine
49,, ,arsforred from Washington TO Philadelpma'
tho sub-commitee Of which ]. H. Manley' OF nan, n
Is chairman. and II. C. Payne Of Wisconsin, So,
Eoan OF New-Jersey: " B. Scott OF west WI 81 s'''.
and r c. Kerens OF Missouri, are members III o's"
Messrs Maney and Payne the
rnottcrs with the local committee. In referring 10
Tho results Of the visit to the Export EXposi'io" p
tundinrs where 1t is proposed to hold the HepuO-
ucan convention. Mr. Manley sad
7 bova attended many conventions IN my +, LII III,
nv 1,hiican convention of next June IN tnlS
citv viii exceed anything ever seen III NJ Io
,io1 line The ample accommodations ana 'o,,so
suTromndings will naturally attract an
uaSG =" Conventions where hastily constructed
IN py rfructures have been utilized everything
New-York tribune., 1899-12-24
INTERIOR OF THE CONVENTION HALL.

At II a. m. - . A., ,,.,, ,,oo,s
Te Deum in p .Viers stanf3rd
hymn ''' - ~ Hardy Norsemen
...o. ..c.,,ouo 40 No.' .'....................Ada Adam
hymn 80 Come All Ne Fahfur 49, p, Seau'nS
O''oi'o'' ""' Battison Haynes
sanctus Cst Cecilia Mass :............ Go1nod
Hymn 225 Bread OF the World' 'liouBeS
heeess'ona' "S"" 90 Chester
St Thomas's at II a. M:
Professional Hymn 90 0n carol forrn)
Venite plain song (s.xth Gregorian Tone)
Psalter ,,.,. W uarLor
RcnrlictIs In r fat (pastorae). g. w Warren
Introit There Were Shepherds Charles vincent
Kyrte Eleison VII 1ou
Siccne Creed. \ U |lfl
sscrn,ion mn % Glory to God in the Highest Pergoesi
Orertory, The Song OF salvation - W. warren
(CeDpBsed for this festiyal)
finn Il Cat the Eucharist 'Hark tho Herald An
gels Sing MenieISsonn
Gloria Excelsis. in King nan
Dmittis. plain song .Ionus lteRlGS
Recessional Nativity hymn C'Bethehem' .. Ciounod
Church OF the TRANSPORTATION, at 1890 a. m:
Professional Hymn 81 'IIarkl the Herald Angels
Sing Menielssohn
Nenite 'Dr NtQtcn
Te Deum. IN u HAT 2tu
Introit "Ades,e Fdees' Reading
Hymn 5S shout the Glad Tldngs" .......... Aylson
o6ertorium. "The Birthday Of a King .. Neidlnser
New-York tribune., 1899-12-24

Todd Mary Watson and Betsy Jackson. true
there were other men and women who had SUD-
scribed toward the building OF the new church
md whose names are affectionately recorded
but these twenty-eght were. no doubt regarded
as the sal. Of the Cedar-st congregation.
EARLY DIFFERENCES.
The movement for the new church had been
started nearly two years before. Meek and Iov-
.ng as Presbyterans were supposed to be IN
those DAYS before there were any Warszawiaks
they had their differences, and when they diff
fered they stuck to their views just as they DO
in these times The Cedar-st. Presbyterians
did not like the way Wattss Psalms and hymns
crowded out the plain Holy Writ down In the
Wall Street Presbyterian Church, which had
been erected in 1919. and the more they thought
it over the more they were of the opinion that
IL would be wise to have new church From
an old print the Cedar-st. house Of worship was
q most substantial structure, with plenty OF
ground around it-ground that now Is worth
thousands of dollars running foot 1t was
built Of stone, and had three entrances in 'front.'
with twelve windows on each side DR. Romeyn
died on Washington's Bireh@asb 1870, and on
December :. 1896. Cyrus Mason, a student in
Px'nceton Seminary and licentiate of the New
York Presbytery, was called 70 the pastorate
IL therefore seems like return 70 nrst principles
New-York tribune., 1899-12-24
CHRISTMAS MUSIC.
PROGRAMMES IN CHURCHES OF VAR1-
Gus DENOMINATIONS.

As usual the churches OF the cilS W., orra,, -
.,nno.a,a musical Christmas services tomorrow
~, y,,,l IN addition have special music Tor TO-
dav, Following are some of the programmes TOT
tomorrow:
PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CHURCHES
q Rartholomews at II n. m:
,-o,o.s,oroI carol The First Noel.'' ,,,.,,
or 1aur, iaudamus" In A........,.... We ~
rr,rof, 20 Zion That Bringest .....'''''h H. "''e
Kyre Eleson in A....
0er1ory anthem 80 Sing to God ;;iibc.t
" from the christmas oratorio '''''''''' : epiion
SaoesuIonaii Sanesus carol what Child Is Ths?"
G, coo-cc.s carol service with celebration OF the
tyolv Communion at a m:
Ye Faithful
sS 49, ,bs Glad Tidlngs' (St Nichoasl hes,er
ahout ue ,r'rT ~ bethlehem (St. Hilda). Chester
ANGELS from the h'aii"' " ' Smart
New-York tribune., 1899-12-24
CHICAGO MAY HAVE no COAL DELIVERIES.

Chicago Dec. 23.-A serious coal famine threatens
Chicago on January because Of the failure of the
coal team and the teamsters to agree on
the scale Of wages to be paid for the latter
Nearly every teamster engaged In hauling coal is
member OF the Coal Teamsters' Union. and that
organization has given notice 20 the employers
that every will go strike within week un-
less its demands for higher wages are conceded by
January / The Chicago Federation OF Labor has
voted support such strike In the event that IL
he found necessary The situation assumed grave
aspect last night when the Chicago Coal Team
Owners Association a meeting voted to refuse TO
recognize the demands OF the union.
New-York tribune., 1899-12-24

Post Communion. 20 sautaris Hostia" Gounod
Recessonal Hymn co. Angels from the Realms OF
All Souls. at II a. m:
Professional While Shepherds Watched II. H. wetzer
Gratias Tibi Sir George C. Martin
Credo, -, c, -, a.,
lynn ~S 81 'rafi, the Herald Angels sing MeHdes.ohn
0nertory. silent Night Holy Night German Folksong
SsqS1as Senus D., service in Martin
Gloria I'm ExcelsIs. in nat.. .:......... Maofarane
occasional Graded An Lowiy" ............ Gounod
Postlude 'Marche Relgieuse' Guilmant
Christ. at Il a. IN.
Setting Of whlttiers Christmas Carmen" orchestral ac-
Te and Juhiate NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Stanford
St. Paul's Chapel 1880 a. m:
Professional Hymn e1... Rev. Dr. George Jarvis
Kyle and Gloria Tibi in c.............. King Hall
Nicene Creed In D.......... Frank L. Moir
Aserip,ion' Come Let Us Adore Him f'e'
sursum Corda and ssnctus. In D...... Frank l. Moir
Gloria IN E1eesis in Frank l. Mor
Recessonal Hymn .westake
St. Peters, at IL a. m:
Professional. carol THE First Noel"
Venite. Anglican chant
Proper Psalms 10. ~ and So
First Lesson-isaiah ix. Is
sscd1s ss Dsuh T4isan Lond"I%Ss, IN T. Field
Jubate Deo in a nat nat...................G Y. HAmer
EioTa GyTis Tsl.0n T4si in Arnold
aT%q da4ofy Si anthem 20 Sins to God GoSnoa
At tho presentation, "old Hundredh."
Gloria in E1ceisis plain song.
Reccssiona carol. "iioly Night, Peaceful Night
ST. Matthews. at 1890 a. m:
New-York tribune., 1899-12-24

held. and a unanimous call was extended to the
Rev Dr. John Hall, of Dublin Dr han aC-
cepted IT, and on November J. 1867, he was III
stalled as pastor by the Presbytery or New
York The congregation outgrew the bulIulhe ~
Nineteenth st, and on April 10 lSiZ IL was wHS ia
cided to erect another and larger church ouliu
ing. and ground was purchased for the s1e % VI
the present structure at Fifth-aVe. ana riIes
ffth-st When the building was completed M MlheIe
was a debt on il of S2J0OOO. Robert bohner
gave S1OOO 900 in a single subscrlpIloh Iol @ tne
wiping out of this cncumbrance. Inc oPeIlIix nm,
services were held on May g. lSt3' Dr' han
nreachinr in the morning, and the moderator
Of the assembly in the afternoon me chuICh M
was entirely cleared Of debt by June io' IT
Hall continued as pastor TIL his death on sep
tember II. 1895. since which time there mas Deeh
no pastor.
A CHOICE FINALLY MADE
T. &c believed. however. has been shown In
The Tribune. that the unanimous call to the
Rev. DIR. George T. Purves. Of Princeton Theo-
logical Seminary. Will bring him to the fllth
Avenue church For thirteen months the Pulpit
Committee has met every week, and 1t has con-
eidered more than two hundred names. IWehly-
one separate and thoroughgoing inquiries were
made into the theological soundness OF one MIN
ister and he finally was dismissed from CONSUL
New-York tribune., 1899-12-24
DISCHARGES IN BANKRUPTCY.

Judge Brown OF the United States District Court.
has granted discharges in bankruptcy 10 George II.
McAdam, lawyer OF No. Beekman-st., and Ru-
dolph NJ. De Leeuw, formerly In the printing busi-
ness at No. Duane-st.
New-York tribune., 1899-12-24
A RECEIVER APPOINTED.

Judge Brown. OF the United States District Court,
has appointed William Ford Upson receiver OF the
assets OF A. Abnet e. Bursten Brothers, manu-
facturers OF pocketbooks at No. l0 Duane-st.
New-York tribune., 1899-12-24

,,o,aI hymn Christians. Awake' saivye ivvyeeinrylght
'''''''' Dyce
w
80 I.utkin
peiu c C............'''''' ''''''
bsntdt''b % bymn 70 Come. All Ys Fnhfui ParRer
lIlIVl|
Gloria tS1 p sermon "Calm the Listening I5Lr. n
OF y NEnr R,ne,, sing o Daughter OF Zion dadso'
Sanctus, in E....,............''.
cioria in Excesls In E..,..'''' Stainer
y I1ulC.siCnai Hymn Angels from the fe"'II II srnar,
Gory' .............''''''
Church of the Holy Apostles. at il a. m
processona Hymn Rejoice Emmanuel AZ A. Fisher
iroesss IN ..............''' a, r.. DIT pot
ntTol, while shepherds Watched Their fVSN T. Best
Night NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. A. A. wild
Kvrie EIoson in c; ..;:s;;; Reading
nSr,, (soprano solo) Holy Night II Monk
oI.elUr' Nd Gloria in Excelsis. IN G " ctng
onai HYMN Iark! the Herald Ahseis ss,ndelssohn
Postlude (andnnte con moto)
st Clemest's at 1890 a. M:
p.oo..s,onaI. Come Hther Ye Faithful AIdr,ch
chant OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 'c,anbens
r. Deuu
bo,adictus us....................'.'''''' '''''''''
New-York tribune., 1899-12-24

Leonard s. Burdick and Leonard s. Burdck, Jr..
living at No. A5 West One-hundred- md fourth-st
have filed separate petitions In bankruptcy. The
liabilities OF the former 81 l6i and Of the latter
$685. and both have no assets.
New-York tribune., 1899-12-24
PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY.

Hagazoun H. Topakyan. living at No. 90 Mad-
son-ave. has fled a petition in bankruptcy, with
liabilities OF Ssl i5s and assets He formerly
a dealer IN Oriental rugs
New-York tribune., 1899-12-24

East Sixty-third-st These buildings are owned
by the parent society, and are estimated TO be
worth about S250000
New-York tribune., 1899-12-24

Communion. Hymn 225.
Reessslonai. Hymn CO. Angel, from the Realms Of
Glory Smart
st. Marks. morning.
PFSSi ProCessiond a' 20 c@mo Ali lo Faithfai NGyslo
S"i5S TS Dcum 1n in ne fat Festival Arthur FOOe
iHtro iHS5ntS Hymn S. while shepherds watched
Anthem The Nativity ............ William e. Haesche
Onerory anthem, 80 Holy Night. Adam Bedermann
Communion 'iH Hymn 22a, Bread Of the World Hodges
Gloria IN Excelsis aeuner
RecSssionai Hymn s24 Joy to the word 49,. Handel
Postlude, "Halleluiah Chorus ............. Handel
Church OF the Archangel (crypt OF the CathedraD.
at 1890 a.
Professional "Adess Fideies"
nenedietus W Crotch
Anthem. 20. Sing to God Goanoa
Recessionai. Angels from the Realms OF Glory
Christ Church. New Brighton Staten Island. at
II a. m:
Processionai hymn. 80 Come. All Ye Faithful"
J. Reading
venite chant
TIE Deum. in b nat ................"..,,. stanford
JGSisto .n,sst io ooa on, cci Ia. Coma. Dudley Buck
Hymn 'Harkl the Herald Angels Sing Mendeissohn
Onertory anthem. They Were shepherds' Vincent
hyrle E..lsoh Gilbert
Gloria Tbi Tails
Sanctus.
Gloria in Excelsis.
ST. David's Chapel. Mt IL a. m:
Professional Hymn So Christians. Awakei Salute
the Happy Morn Observation-Disclosures. Wainwright
Introit 'Hsrkl the Herald Angels sing " Mendsissohn
hnSeS % 70 Come Ali Ye Faithful Sasnsy MSTIsy
orertoram. Angels from the Realms OF Glory. Smart
kyre. Credo sanetus. Asnus Del Beethoven
New-York tribune., 1899-12-24
Gilbert


Recesstonal 20 Little Town of Bethlehem" ... Knox
st. AIMS Morrisania morning:
Hymn "Christians Awake" .wanvrish,
To Dem festival in r Dudley Buok
JubiiSte IN tho Herald Angels sing
Kvre Gloria Tibi and Credo. In Nat. ID L. Miller
HYMN "It Came Upon the Midnight Clear Willis
Sanctus (St Cecilla) .bounod
g. L. Miller
Hymn CANCELS from the Realms Of Glory .... Smart
Postlide ''For Unto Us Child Is Born" Handel
New-York tribune., 1899-12-24

Post Communion 20 sautaris Hostia' ....... Gounod
Reccsslona. Hymn co. Angels from the Realms OF
Glory Observation-Disclosures. Smart
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1899-05-20
ASSININS NEWS.

Special correspondence to THE SENTINEL.
Frank Pequette, of the M. E. Mis-
sion, was in town Wednesday.
Mrs. Jenkins, of Hancock, visited
her children at the convent here
Thursday.
Mrs. Joseph Verette left Monday
for an extended visit with her par
ents at Odanah, Wis.
Messrs. James Fisher and Fred
Mitchell, Of Hancock, and Fred
Nichols, OF Houghton, were visitors
lie e Friday.
Farmers are now busily at work,
and the outlook is that more farm
ing will be done this season than
during past years.
Charles Anger, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Anger, died Monday,
after. an illness OF only four days.
Deceased was 20 years of age and
leaves widow and one child. The
funeral was held Wednesday.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1899-05-20
A Narrow Escape.

Thankful words written by Mrs.
Ada e. Hart, of Groton, SD. WAS
taken with bad cold which settled
on my lungs; cough set in and final
ly terminated in consumption. Four
doctors gave me up, saying / could
live but short time. I save myself
up to my SAVIOR, determined il l
could not stay with my friends on
earth, l would meet my absent ones
above. My husband was advised to
get DR.. Kings New Discovery for
consumption, coughs and colds. l
gave it trial, took in all eight bot.
ties. 1t has cured me, and thank
God. / am saved and am now well
and healthy woman" Trial bottles
free at w. T. Menges, L'Anse,
and j. G. Reals, Baraga.
Regular size SOC and $1.00. Guar
anteed or price refunded.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1899-05-20
Additional Baraga News

William Coach came down from
Houghton yesterday.
Ben Coil will leave for Chicago
next week to purchase large stock
of summer goods.
The Nester boats are expected to
arrive today to take on cargoes OF
lumber.
John H. Hid is making many
marked improvements to the Canada
House, which he recently pur-
chased.
Grant Lee, of Marquette, is in
town.
James J, Byers has secured con-
tract on the new Copper Range
railroad.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1899-05-20
Pointed Paragraphs.

Fancy penmanship never made a
man wealthy.
a warning paragraph often saves
a chapter of explanation.
The man who thinks he knows it
all is compelled to take water
oftener than the man who has
doubts.
The meek may eventually inherit
the earth, but the chances are that
when they do there will be very
little demand for real estate. Chi
cago News.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1899-05-20

Simon Denomie has just received
two carloads of choice -four, which
he is. selling at bottom prices. He
has also received one carload of
Pierce's celebrated bug killer, the
p ice of which is greatly reduced.
Read his advertisement.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1899-05-20

~ W. SHAULL, Lawyer, First floor Savings
~ Bank Block. Marquette, Mich. All legal
business will receive prompt and careful at
tention. l2-22-y-l
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-03-07
CHAPTER vi

The members of the court had scat
tered to their posts, all save the veteran
president and Colonel Turnbull, the de-
partment inspector. Lieutenant Blake.
to his disgust, had been sent scouting
up the Hassayampa, where the Apaches
had been some days before, but couldn't
be found now, it being the practice of
those uimble warriors to get far from
the scene of their deviltries without
needless delay, and the rule of the pow
ers that were, until General Crook
taught them wiser methods, was to
promptly order cavalry to the spot
where the Indians had been instead Of
where they had presumably gore. A
blackboard en- route to Date Creek, with
two of the array that had sat in judg-
ment on Nevins, had been "held up'' at
uight by gang Of half dozen desper.
ADDE'S and the three passengers relieved
of their valuables, consisting of one
gold watch and two of silver, one seal
ring, three reviewers. three extra sized
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-03-07

caaets. lie ola not dance. He cared ut.
tie for society, but one evening at Coz
zens be was thrilled by the sweetness
of womar's song, and, gazing in at
her as she sang to an applauding audi
enes in the great parlor, Loring saw a
face as sweet as the voice. Several
evenings he spent on the bread veranda,
for every night she sang, and ere long
noticed him. So did prominent society
women. and read his unspoken adnira-
ton.
"Let me- present you to her, Mr.,
Loring, said one of the latter "She
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Fine work speciality. Offers one dozen Best C:hine
Photos value $780, to the nearest correct guesssr
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Omaha daily bee., 1899-01-27
\ ss Il Il y #SSEs:s - y # =
e Z. A Famous :
Il Chicago i
Y. Editor r-->A !:
v Gains I6 Pounds on e
( Grape-NutS !
Es 4
+ II xs II MMS&#~ $3.50
Don't Want His Name Used.

The managing editor OF one OF the most
famous Chicago dailies stated in a private
conversation a few days ago, IAN Jokes
aside, It's a fact that l am 16 lbs heavier
now than was this fall, and noticed the
gain in flesh commenced a short time after
adopted Grape Nuts for my breakfast.
mo, have made no other change in my
habit OF life, have been working even n
little more steadily than in the past and
seem to have an increased amount OF Vi
tality. This is not for publication, you
understand. for / cannot afford the time to
answer lot of letters of inquiry
There is reason why the user OF Grape
Nuts feels an increase in vital strength and
brain power. The food Is made for that
purpose and was planned by food expert,
who knows as we'll how to do the things
he is trained for as blacksmith knows
how to shape iron, or a carpenter knows
how to produce things OF wood When you
eat Grape-Nuts you take advantage of the
knowledge of a scientific food maker. A
trial will prove II. Postum Cereal Co.,
Lin, Battle Greek, Mich.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-01-27
CONTESTS FOR THE sENATORsHIPs
Results of the DallOting I'm the Va
riOus Legislatures.

riOus Legislatures.
HARRISBURG. Pa, Jan. Ex-senator
Quay was again fourteen votes short of
election today to the United States senate.
The only changes from yesterday were Repre-
sentative Abrams from Philadelphia from
Stewart to Huff and Edmnson from Dalzell
to Irwin. Charles Emory Smith lost his
customary vote by the absence OF Senator
Sproul OF Delaware. There were no alb
sentees today without pairs. The vote in
detail follows: Quay, lOS; jerks, 81; Dali
zell. 10; Stone, II; Stewart 6: Huff. g.;
Irwin, 8; Tubbs, 2; Rice, /; Grow, l: Mar
kle. 2; Widener. s: Ritter. 2. Total. 1872.
Paired. 20: necessary to choice. III.
SACRAMENTO. Cal, Jan. 26.-Today's
vote for United States senator on Joint bal
lot, the thirty first. resulted similarly to
that Of yesterday. The forces of Grant and
Burns continue firm. as do those of the
other candidates. There is no change what
ever today. The Grant people have stated
that no matter what the decision OF the
special committee will be they will remain
loyal to their candidate. Burns supporters
are equally firm. Some now predict that NO
senator will be elected this session. The
investigation committee is now preparing its
report, which will probably be presented to
the assembly some day this week.
MADISON, Wis, Jan. 26-Five more bal
lots were taken in the republican senatorial
caucus tonight, making total Of seventy
three. Stevenson lost one vote to Webb to-
day. The ballot now stands; Quarles, 43;
Stephenson. 25: Babcock II; Cook. II;
Webb, IS.
SALT LAKE, Utah, Jan 26.-The legis.
lature took four ballots for senator today
and adjourned until tomorrow. The result
OF today's balloting was a gain OF five votes
for McCune and loss of five for King. The
republicans voted for w. S. Mccormick The
last ballot was: McCune, democrat. &c;
King, democrat. IA; Cannon, I; Nebeker,
democrat, 1; Mccormick, republican, 13;
Sutherland, republican, /; absent. /; neces-
gary to a choice, 80.
OLYMPIA, Wash, Jan. 26.-One ballot was
taken today for United States senator, as
follows: Foster, 25; Wilson, 2S; Humes, 2O
Ankeney, 8; Lewis, &c; Bridges, /.
HELENA, Mont, Jan. 26-The Fifteenth
senatorial ballot resulted: Clark, 40; Con-
Omaha daily bee., 1899-01-27
DEATH RECORD.
Former Attorney Genera

WASHINGTON, Jan. 26.-Former Attorney
General Augustus H. Garland was stricken
with apoplexy while addressing the United
States supreme court at 1915 this afternoon
and died within ten minutes The occur
renee came with startling and tragic unex-
pectedness, changing the usual calm and dig
nifty Of the court into temporary confusion,
while the dying man was carried from the
chamber in a futile effort to alleviate his
condition. Ell
ST. LOUIS, Jan. ga special TO the
Post Dispatch from Little Rock, Ark, says:
The legislature this afternoon adopted
resolution of regret at the death of ex-At-
torney General Garland and adjourned out
of respect to his memory. The resolution
asked that the funeral arrangements be left
to the Arkansas legislature and that the
funeral be held in Little Rock.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-01-27
Veteran Iowa Editor.

CLAR1NDA. Ia, Jan. 26.-(Special Tele-
gram )-Newton c. Ridenour, proprietor Of
the Hotel Linderman in this city, died here
this morning after several months illness,
aged 63 years. He was first lieutenant OF
Company F, Twenty third Iowa infantry, in
the union army during the civil war and
afterward for twenty years editor of the
Page County Democrat in Clarinda. Dur
ing President Clevelands first term he was
postmaster Of this city and an inspector Of
foreign immigration during his second ad-
ministration.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-01-27
TODAY'S WEATHER FORECAST
Partly Cloudy Weather, NOrtheasterly y
winds Predicted for Nebraska
and Kansas.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 26.-Forecast for
Friday:
For Nebraska and Kansas-Partly cloudy
weather; northeasterly winds.
For North Dakota-Falr; warmer in west
ern portion; warmer Friday night; variable
winds, becoming easterly.
For lowa-Fair; noTtherly winds.
For South Extraordinarily fair; warmer
Friday night; nOrtheasterly winds
For Mlssouri-Fair; colder in extreme
southeast portion; northwesterly winds.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-01-27

CARSON, New. Jan. 26.-The investiga-
tion committee which considered the bribery
charges against Assemblyman Leidy re-
ported today, declaring the charges to be
without foundation and exoneratlng Leidy
in every particular. An inquiry into the
absence OF Assemblyman Gillespie was
mooted, but was voted down. Is 10 13. Gil
lespie returned to Carson today explaining
his absence by stating that he could not
vote for Stewart or Newlands and that no
republican candidate had a chance OF win
ming