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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-06-19
Fatalities ut a Powder
Will Explosion.

N@aai - P'NHhNf
san Raefel. Cal, June 17--The Unteo
States smokeless powder company fac
tory situated on Point San Pedro. flur
miles from this town was he scene 90
a disastrous expiosion today As % result
four employees were killed a. once and
three seriously injured, while six build.
ings were demolished by the shock ami
the resultant flames The bodies of tao
dead are now at the morgue and So mutt
Hated as to be almost unrecogaizIble.
THE KILLED.
Edward secumbe,
John secumbe.
James Morrlssey
NJ Hollenbeck,
THE INJURED
John Farrell
Henry Carroll
william Webster
To the sudden Ignition Of the powder
contained in the graining room he III
aster Is due. A second expiosioa quickly
followed the first and soon four of ine
n. king houses were in flames ana were
entirely consumed.
The explosions were. at first mistaSon
for the national salute at thy military
stations In honor Of Bunker Hul D7,
About a year ago an explosion occurred
at the works from a similar cause. The
property damaged today viii not probah-
" exceed $4,000
1t Is surmised that the primary cause
of the explosion was the criminal care
lessness Of one of the worKmen who was
smoking in the draining room and il ia
coniectured that the offender was either
Hohenbeck or John Seeumbe. 8ho paid
dearly for his folly The quantity of
smokeless powder which was involved in
the explosion is estimated at four tons
and the conclusion was tremeniJ Jus.
Morrssey would have escaped win lite
tie or no injury II he had remained where
he was at at the time of the exp alor
AZ the first premonltion of the l,easter.
however, he started 10 run from the OUT
buildings IN which he was. As ne reach
cd the floor he was struck by mass ctI
flying scantlng from another hundmg.
the timber smashing his head t. a Jelly.
Webster. one Of the wounded work
men. was stripped OF al his clothes cx-
cept one shoe and was horribly burned
abount the face. He viii, however re-
cover as viii Farrell who was blown a
distance of almost one hundred feet but
whose bruises are mraculously slight.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-06-19
WHAT MAMA SIIs rHE fRUsr nm
EOR nHIO

fNA bhtD
Mark Hanna is no doubt all his po-
liticai enemies claim FOR him, but there
is no denying the fact that he never
tries to dodge the issues created by
his own course or that OF the part,
with which he aniliates lie stands
hat footed aAd resoIutely by the trust
concerns and is bold aud manh
enough TO say SO. He tolls the people
OF Ohio that the great Standard on
Trust has done more for their state
than all the farms and work shops in
~ combined has done or can do. Mark
hanna don't believe iu the movement
now just coming TO the surface m the
Republican party to back track on MS
record as the friend OF The trusts and
he 10 bold aad honest enough to speal,
out his mind upon the subject.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-06-19

~. Louis aud san Francisco Il. r.
Tue direct through car route TO points
in sonth weai Nisauuri. southern Kan
sas' Arkansas Indian Territory and
Texas
The most direct route To St Loui.
and the east. Kansas City aud the
northwest. Double daily yestibnled
trains. Free reclining chair carh; ob.
seryation and drawing room sleepers.
hrTey dining halls. Ask the nearest
ticket agent Of the Frisco line Tor fun
Particulars, or wnte, b. n Dunn,
A r. a +. A.. Oklahoma City, q r..
bhf an SNYDER, q 4. A, 81 Louis
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spnscnmrioN nArrs.
MONDAY JuNG ~ iso9.

rHE Norman Transcript Says the
Republican party win take care Of the
trust question az the proper time.
The Republican party has been doing
that very thing cv,r nee Mckinney
entered the white house.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-06-19

From jane e5 10 July IL, 1892 we
Will sell round trip tickets to Colorado
points as follows: Denver, S2s.l0; Cot
orado Springs. S22.s5; Pueblo. s0.05;
Glenwood Springs, ss2.O5. Tickets
good 10 return up 10 October Al. lsee.
A ], CoEkins, Agent Santa Fe Route
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-06-19
FRISCO De


st. Louis and San Francisco railroad
company,
Take the most popular route to st.
Louis and all points east, Kansas City
and all points north and west.
Sunta Fe trains make close connec-
tions at Oklahoma City and Wichita
for all points on the Frisco line.
st Louis and Kansas City mail and
express leaves Oklahoma City 1T 9:l5
every morning; leaves st. Louis at s:lO
every evening and arrives at 0klahoma
Cityat 500 the following evening.
Through reclining chair cars with
out change Pullman palace sleepers
from Monet to st. Louis and Kansas
City. You can secure berths before
leaving Oklahoma.
Further information will be cheer
fully given by tie nearest. agsnt or
h. +. DUNN, Il. r. and p. A.,
Oklahoma City
BYRON SNYDER, @. =. A.,
st. Louis. Mo.
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The 1fehisoH Topeka & SANTA Ne ~, "a
Topeka. Ken, June 10. 1sea

LVPNA". htHl june 10, ls99.
agents Missouri kiFer and Vest
as advised in special rate gdVice No
ta1i hoosevelto rough riders will hpve
= reunion at Las Vegas, New Mexico
June 1880. 1899
a very attractive program hes been
p'epA'ed Tor this occasion, aud among
the entertainments provided are borse
races, bicycle races, broneho ridiny
and steer tying contests. The ebarge
up San Juan hill will be shown in are
work. The Pain Pyroteehnie com
pany Will have charge OF this feature
Col. Theodore Roosevelt has sssured
Us be would be present and that he
would leave Chicago on our vain No
Of June 20. W. j Black, g. r. A.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-06-19
NYRoN SNYDER, @. P. A.,
st. Louis. Mo.

Grand Excursion 10 EdrsJsa Sprtags aa
Return on jane i6fh. ff-on OkiahOsaa
city Ella the FFlsco LiRe.
For the above occasion the ST. Louis
g San Francisco railroad agent will
sell tickets at the rate of s5 for the
round trip, good to return within ten
days from date of sale A special train
will leave Oklahoma City Thursday,
June 18th, at 9;l5 =. m, arriving at
Eureka Springs same evening. Every
one should take advantage OF this trip.
BRYAN >SlDER q. 4. A,
ST Louis, Mo.
B. Il. DUNN. n T. A,
Oklahoma City.
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eemmer tourist tickets 10 Denver.
colorado Springs and Pueblo viii bee
2 aeed on sale Iune lst and will be
a"id daily up 10 September 18th.
good 70 return up 10 October slst. 1899
For further information, call on or
writes A. Corkins, sgent santa ne
route, Gutarie, o. i.
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TELEGRAPH IICKINGS
Little Things OF Interest Fresh
from the Wire.

So Petersburg. June H. The Duchess
! of Luchtenburg died tonight She was
o. !stcr OF General Shohelon
New York june l,.-The body of Angus
| ine DAILY. who recently died at Paris
was brought home today on the steamer
| New York Mrs. DAILY as passenger.
ST. Thomas, ID. w. June 1Z--General
George w. Davis. governor Of Porto
Rico arrived here this morning on the
United StGtes transport Slocum and iu-
apected the town with his adjutant
Shanghai. June IA telegram received
by the North China Mes reports that the
rioters have killed Rev. II $ Phillips
Mrs. Philips, lady friend ana three
native converts while they ere trying to
make their escape from Kien Yang
Galveston. Tex. June l7.--WhKe party
of u young folks were bathing at the
foot Of Broadway tonight the undercur-
ent swept Them out into deep water. Ali
ere rescued but Etta Thorn, aged IA, Mar
ion Howard, aged 49, ana Irene Lauder
dale aged l6
Bearade june Serious conflicts are
reported 90 have occurred on the Turk
.sh frontier According 20 the dispatches
90 the Sery.an posi- al Propachtida has
becn piuudcrcd and burned aad several
strategic positions are occupied by the
Turkish troops and Albaniaus. Great ex-
element prevails here
Mansfield o.. June .-secreary John
sherman Is suffering from a reoccur-
rauce of the lung trouble with which he
WA afflicted while on a r.p 20 the West
ludus ON june S ne contracted a cold
which developed into a mild but annoy
ing affection OF the lungs. his condition
not however regarded as serious
Springfield. fl June lT-Dr Tnany
assistant state veterinarian returned |
today from Jacksonville where he con
demned n Qua ot 40 caute IN me herd al
The state Institution for he deaf and |
dumb ana had hem slaughtered Al the |
state rafowAat1rs l-~ boy a Pontiac, |
All the caAe were found IL oe free from
disease
chicago. June ~. James B. Taseott.
whose Inventions Ia the manufacture Of /
paint during the past so years gained fer /
him "a reputation throughout the country /
died tonight he was the father OF VIII
Ham Iaacott Who was accused of the
murder OF Millionaire schnen few years
aso ana who has been hunted through
me Worlo bv detectives,
san Francisco June 7.-Nearly 1000 en-
listed men and officers win sall from San
Francisco next week for the Philippines
4he Iealandia wm san on the 22nd with
toul companies OF the Path infantry ana
200 recruits. tho Pennsylvania on the 26th
Win the headquarters and four compa-
nies Of infantry the sheridan on the aith
"lih Two iroops Of the am cavalry. two
companies OF The lith infantry. q signal
corps detachment and 1875 recruits ana
me Nalenc.a on the 25th with fop. COM
naniea OF The Path OF 18th infantry md 100
recruits rae freight steamer wytheld is
oeins loaded as rapidly as possible and /
NH leave 10 about V days {
Read Read the Leaders great Farm Jour I
nal prize offer
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Testing the Colorado
Eight HOnr Law.

Denver. Colo. June l7.-Conferences that
are in progress between the citizens com,
m'uee appointed by Governor Thomas
and Mayor Johnson, committee Of the
smelter mems union and the managere
OF Tie uust smelters may result ln am
ear resumption OF work at the smelters
which have been closed since Wednesday
last. steps TO test the eight hour law
were taken today A foreman al the
Grant smeiter was arrested on the charge
of emp Dying man 10 work longer than
eight hours and a workman on the charqe
or working longer than eight hours Both
admitted the facts alleged. but pleaded
the uneonsttutionality OF the law Jus
ties Mullins, before whom they were ar
raigned, over RULED the demurged ana
bound them over - the criminal court in
500 bonds which they refused 20 give
An application for a writ Of habeas corpus
was granted by the supreme court this
afternoon being made reurnsble next week
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-06-19

webb cty. Mo, June l7-one hundred
and hfty miners from the zinc and lead
districts left tonight for Wallace. Idaho,
70 take the Flaees OF the striking miners
Ia the Occur D'Alen district. The miners
nave been promised IS 50 a day and are
guaranteed board al 81 a week They
HeTe agsured that no strike was now on
AT Wallace. sEd That they would not be
eenpsiied 70 take the places of strikers
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-06-19

Read the Leaders great Farm Jour
nails prize offer.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-06-19

So Peter burg. June a. The Duchess
OF Luchtenburg died tonight She was
o. .stcr OF General Sh0helon
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-06-19

Guthrie Lodge No. Q, Al Am Reg
ular meeting third Wednesday evening in
each month az O'Clock. All brethren cordI.
ally invited 10 Attend
h r ARDERY, Sec.
C. II. WILLIS W NJ
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-06-19

Galveston, Tex. June l7--WhKe a party
of l3 young folks were bathing at the
foot Of Broadway tonight the undercur-
ent swept tkem out into deep water. Ali
ere rescued but Etta Thorn aged IA, Mar
ion Howard, aged ls. and Irene Lauder
dale aged lG
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-06-19

=, o. r. NJ meets every Tuesday might N
* OF hall Visiting chiefs aiwa IS welcome
N. p. CHERRY, chief Of Records.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-06-19
Standard Oil 60.
Receives u Roasting.

Washington. June 1.-THE industrial
commission today heard a statement from
T. A. Lockwood. an oil producer Of zeii-
enople.a Pa. in opposition to the stand
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-06-19

Naomi Rebekah Lodge. No. 2 10. OF.
meets every aday svening al 750 In the
Od Fellows 3 nall IA the Neinberger bnildl
ing Visitors welcome
SARAH BATES, N. G
KATE II WUTHY, Sec.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-06-19

apnugdeld ui. June l7-Dr. Tiffany,
5sstant state veterinarian, returned
today from Jacksonville where he CON
demued n out OF 40 cattle IN the herd az
The state Institution for he deaf and
dumb and had aem slaughtered. Al the
state rofowaatJrs i-~ boy 4 Pontiac,
ali me cale were found u ne free from
disease
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-06-19

Belarade, june lI-serious conflicts are
reported 90 have occurred on the Turk
sh frontier According 20 ,he dispatches
20 the Seryan posi- al Propachtida has
beon piundcrcd and burned and several
strategic positions are occupied by ihe
Turkish troops ANA Albaniaus Great ex-
element prevails here
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-26

e....s-. ,-4
Wh.n ! want him to talk lhen tf-
amri NaIle. Oh ju.t sI'Ii Hilu Vt I'D
club follows. and as Tor SUD- wei. I
wasn't too busy tnlnhIlE I'D Do. lAl'.
HIlt Doc Says, + eN'iiH 800" 'tiI
history of aI the mon w. used % Snow.
frs really dIssua ln8t oon Us ~,
John; he hasn OBJ 40. oL A'i" 80 '''~
Dut Z do bare gossip .tt,,-,,.
"thy Charlie DID," I' a,i"'
r0ut-l llr- fuA' 30 N'l .' [ d..
with bis raIet and Win men "H.N H,
gives d.nUors Ie says mus" -e. Ilt
utr. head fuI ot non .nae' Only "'''
he would t'k Old mo-. 800.
"NoW girls, ] ann gong ~
something fllt / hoped DN. OFT 5'" Mpn".
peak or since 500 are being honest
Thus Mu. rs. h' '0if H'.
taud chat taey never aaNeA 10 "'''''
yol2' ~, .i.., ~.
a perfect reI i'll 'Ne ".'l' ~
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-26
POSTWEDOlNG STORIES,
The Matrimonial Experiences OF Fonr
HnpDy brides.

-Four brides who were married in June
had sworn 90 remain dearest friends after
marriage, and also % cell truly when they
met after their honey Moons how they
liked being married "Oh girls. isn't 90
perfectly lovely being together asa.n;'
was what three OF them cried simultan-
e0usly after all had Rugged The fourth
sald Perfectly stunning. instead OF
lovely.
Vow. girls" went on Mrs. r.. ere
member We were % tell and Dee honest
! will il you an will. Myrtle Rosebud
thcrei I can never think OF you ass Mrs
Punball-spcak up FIRST because YOU are
the youngest" "Wel." said she "lt was
very nice. Charlie IS lovely, and waits
on me and all that. but 1 do get sick TO
death OF being a baby. | have got SO that
| can hardly speak a straight word be-
cause am so use 20 pOuting ana BABY
ing FOR him What in the world SHAH
do Il I have 20 keep on acting Ike
years old when get 70 be io?'
; Now, Mollie Brlar. tel us what you
think" commanded Mr.. II.
"Oh I'm all right. The thing nave
noticed Is that men are awfu. gossins.
Eyes. aren't they2" breathed q reHeV-
ed and delighted chorus.
Now, my John IS ~ pleased as e"-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-26

three times q day
"1Te tails. ia this large amount Of fuel
nitrogen. $50 do not take sufficient cAer-
else, The skin does Lol act; what can
h8 ls more or less perfectly utilized Tor
uut.ment. more ls laid up in fat. and
oven then there remains quantity 90
o. disposed o.. and tho organs Of our
body are a5 unable % handle 10 a5 the
street cleaning department this last
heavy snowfall
"Tbe next generation IS going TO feel
the ef ot5 OF all this-the children who
arc glFtu tea and coffee and meat in
large quantities The mothers are too
iuduieent. the children have anything
they ask for They are working hard m
school, inactive. and what is the result?
Nu age going 90 have race Of weak
men ard women.
People eat altogether too much. any
way l. IS ridiculous the aomuut that is
eaton and the way people pamper their
aupettas 10 is phys0.ogica.ly absurd
that people cannot cat this cereal and
cannot cat shat They can but they do
not wish 60. 10 IS a good idea 20 study
the menus OF the yegetarians little
Tor ideas or "a healthy diet We might
eat more cheese in this country with adj
vantage The Latin races eat much moro
than We do. and they eat less meat.
'Mel. 50 NOT necessary three times a
day For breakfast the average indlyid-
ual can take fruit glass Of milk
cereal. and hot bread of some kind. II
desired. For luncheon there can be am
0fhe- glass Of milk. one vegetable. rnv
kind OF bread. cheese. stewed fruit. and
@ slice az cake For dinner there may
Doe ~ little meat Yes. I do not say any
thing against hot bread. My ideas con-
corning that have changed greatly. and
also with regard 20 pastry. IL Is not
well 20 eat pastry containing eggs as IL
is complex
"Tet the average woman take a moder-
ate diet. not too much meat and give up
ten and coffee. and she will ind that
she Is keeping the CRATES Of her internal
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-26

mich given 30 tho overipduIeeH' i'
these sumuants as the lower
she has zoo much 90 take up heI "'-...'
But she does not always GEE sumo r
exercise to throw of the euecl1' ....
80 tbere arc golf the bicycle. anu ia"
Tennis. thov oro an very good, D"1 ."--
the ordinary society girl az tHis
of the year, what regular hte
orcise does she have? ISN'T src .....
aae.d ia the round of her soe4", ...
tbet She does not have time loI .,
T .n ot,.o Nor the oXygcnaton titl
She requires and sot her ahlh ~
aca@oag Yes. ] said cocoa. il is lusl
- t1 er ton or coffee. though Ut DID
rocorruacrdcd as perfectly lhH'. 'ou''
r,-t.,.,,e~ eave that ls-wcu they do nor
49, es much as they should. ihei'
oro substances in an three thtl acl o7
,etriroonts on the capiIlarles when sup-
rfv me urtrimcnt derived from the loli
fo the different parts OF the booy. You
el, 900 what Is the result If their ace
80 ie lnnperfcct. the body is not rour-
,sho1 and the system is overloaded. tho
a,crorent organs are overworkcd. and you
(.,, Imagine the results. That is when
tbc woman says she Us bilious. has mere
vous prostration, pains in the bae. or
her head. and can't imagine Wha. is the
matter. IL IS tea or coffee. and 90 may
bo rheumatism or govt, OF any numb 3
OF things later.
.Tt IS like a fire IN the stove: Won must
toep your CRATES from being ciocr'i or
The fire will not burn brightly You viii
see tho results WHOM the ciinkers ara
ral,ed down and the fresh flames burst
un Perhaps there 81 isineiass in tho
doors. and you can sec the warm, clear
glow through &c. II IS exactly the way
that you see the clear. fresh blood
through tho skin OF a pretty, healthy
girl It IS a pleasure 10 see 90, and 1t Us
no wonder people call II beauty 70
means q great deal more than mere APP
pcarancc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-26

Tne smlhdoal College Literary Society
VIII give public debate ucXt Friday
night March sd at the college Hall
rho speakers who are all excellent youur
orators. wiN discuss The following. "Re-
solved That tho United States should re-
crmizo the independence OF the Phillip
pines" Tho Society expects t0 maintain
fully their past reputation ior interesting
debates ln this up-t0-date question.
The programme viii bc further enrich
ca by delightful music ar1 ra'atons.
A cordial invitation Sc extended 20 the
public.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-26

.,+ CD,
,..,a 10 rs safe to say that 20
........ th.. tlne are doins more
...... .-.... women tl4u alcoholic sliln-
N... uf COURSE nere are some
., who arc overload oft alcoAollo
.. Int They are NOT 10 be conc
DOW .. r... OF women who are
... with those three cm.nenuy
.... drinks that havc mention
'-' ... r..u.. who hold mp theH
.., horror at the idea of ole
h..o -. f.rm VINO hove 300 con-
t.t women can Doe seriously
rI. .l.f.s to men almost equal
,r. .l.....to use of the three so-
..,rI... E.t.Iasos 20 Do found
-.,f,. .u our tables.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-26

addresses. based upon Proverbs xiii, q
"As ha thiBketh iu DIS heart. so is be-
an increased attendance upon these
services IS noted since tho weatlcs has
become more settled.
Row 4. T. Sweeney Of Sevcnlh-strcet
Christian church. viii conduct these ser-
vices on Monday. Tuesday and Wcdne o.
day OF this week
4 cordial invitation is extended by The
brotherhood of St. Andrew t0 au men
10 join with them IN these services.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-26
|PembertOn, C0rdeS & M0sby.

nth
and w / b. p ar 29 hldM
2
of rSrg 0an eve
Ouc lac and 1cd Dress
1rt blu 90
c91n d a O
seen al nar K 1t B e noA
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-26

Tho largest gathering 81 the week was
At The Elou last night. and the acts
were all wen received and tho change
OF BIN takes place this week
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-26
coll CaceS
Tailored Suits

~ .aII-Wo0If- o0''To'y nov l''''' 'P''
.iaI.y low prices.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-26
Gre on GinghamS

Entirely uew exclusive patterns, very
I..IH u.I-rf $3.50.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-03-05

hackgrouudel with the drowning yoira-
of the clor,s-. ira'v members facing earh
other and talking at the same time
pages scurrying up and down the aisles
all a this was utterly disfracting But
the people in the galleries STAYED. aud
there were adozen persons in line in the
corridors waiting for every vacant seat
SO great Is the attraction of diving con.
gress
The house took several recesses during
the day and night 10 receive conference
reports upon henaval. the sundry civil.
tho river and harbor and the general de-.
fcioncy bills.
The house passed the army approuria.
tion bill with all senate amendment.
and the bill sent 10 the president
The house agreed toa second partial
report on the sundry civil bin.
The house took recess until 2J5
o'clock this morning. During the rece..
the congressman Joined IN a lively
chorus Of Hail Columbia" and other
patriotic songs
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-03-05

Washington, March 4 Crowded gal.
leries looked down upon the struggling
members Of the house yesterday and last
night as the closing scenes OF the last
legislative day Of this congress were
being enacted. Step b. step the leaders
in charge Of the appropriation bills
pushed them through the final stages.
and during every lull In the considora.
tion Of conference reports members
clamored for recognition for bclated
local bills IN the vain hope OF rescuing
them from death on the calendar
At times the house was bedlam
Pound as the speaker would with his
gavcl, II was almost impossible to pre-.
serve order The noise and confusion
on the floor punctuated with the con.
stant banging Of the speakers gayel or
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-03-05
Even Members Of the Senate Give
Way Under the Strain and
Are Confused.
AN ALL DAY AND
ALL NIGHT SESSION.
Both Houses Worked Hard 10 Compiled
the Business 10 ~ 10 Leave no
Important 1911. Upon the
Calendar.

Washington March t. Vice Presi
dent Hobart declared che senate adjourn
ell without q day at l2.0s O'Clock th.
afternoon
The house adjourned at 1910 O'Clock
Both the onate aul the house agret
4 70 al the appropriation bills by
O'Clock
a. 1880 both houses resumed session.
ait,raroee.. THE necessary business
was mea between the houses. sign
Ing and enrolling hu.