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The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1899-11-17
MILES MAKES HIS REPORT
Commanding Generate Brief and Formal
Document Made Public.

Document Made Public.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 15.-The annual
report of Major General Nelson A.
Miles, commanding the army, was made
public at the war department today. It
is extremely brief and formal in char.
acter. 1t announces the transmission
to the secretary of war of the reports Of
the department. and staff commanders
and makes a brief statement of the
strength and distribution of the army.
including the muster out Of the volun.
teer regiments, most Of the details Of
which have been already published in
the reports Of the adjutant general.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1899-11-17
Fireman Fatally scaldsd.

NORTH PLATTE Neb., NOV: lS.-=Hays
Clemens, fireman on engine No. l7l8,
was scalded to death at Chappell last
night by the bursting Of an arch pipe.
His parents live at Hershey, Neb.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1899-11-17
oq.r.ptiae Against plague.

TRIESTE, Nov. flowing to a death
from the plague on board Turkish
steamer all arrivals from the Mediter.
ranean are now subjected to period Of
| observation.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1899-11-17
LIQUOR Men Meet ut Norfolk.

NORFOLK, Neb.. Nov. l5.-At the an.
nual convention of the Nebraska Retail
Liquor Dealers association these officers
were elected: John G. Tierney, presi.
dent; Patricl Stanton, vice president;
Charles Krug, secretary and treasurer.
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Almanac of tho Day.

Wednesday-sun rises at 8:46; sets at
4:42. Moon sets at 4:4b a. m.
The Weather-South Dakota, Iowa
and Nebraska: Fair Wednesday aud
Thursday; southerly winds.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1899-11-17
Our CLOTHING DEPARTMENT

Has never presented such array of money saving
offerings as it does now. 1t has been added to and
enlarged until it is complete in all it's branches We
giving values in Winter Suits Overcoats and I'm
derwear such as no other store can give Prices talk
and ours talk loud because they are far the lowest
This department is presided over by
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-19
TIM oIondE TRIAL
Testimony Tame. showing No New or is-
tere.ting Dcvsiopm snt..

Canton. April i9.-In the trial OF Mrs.
George. Jacob Adams testified To pass
Ing man ON Lincoln avenue near tho
Althouse residence shortly before tho
shooting. Further south he passed
SnNton and spoke to him. Adams. on
REORGANIZATION WIS somewhat con-
fused on the time 81 Incidents he related
but explained this away by the dincr-.
cncc between sun and standard time.
also said he had talked about dozen
times with Andrew Wleland about his
testimony. wicland Ia private de-
tcctive.
Former Mayor Rex testified TO obscr-
vations showing that a cherry tree In
terriers with the line OF vision between
the window where Mrs. Eckroatc claims
she saw the shooting ana the AlthouAe
steps. y. d. liomberger testified TO the
same effect. Geo Fox testified regard
INK the same observations and measure
monta.
Frank Hiidenbrandt said he was the
firat 90 reach Slxtnn'a body. He said
the night was dark and misty, An
electric glohe shed light ON the upper
part ~ the steps, but none ON the body.
lie said people could not be recognized.
Upton Shutz testified to the darkneaa
~ the night. lie said the foliage on
the trcca was heavy and that burdook
burra were numerous along vacaat
lot In West ruscorwas street. Geo.
sweet gave similar testimony,
Former Constable Adam jackson said
he had been asked to put Mrs. George
out OF saKton's block and also that lac
was present during one OF the c0nyerAA-
tons when witnesses for the state said
threats were made and that no threats
were made.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-19
FILIPINO EUROPEAN JUMTA
says 1uc Retired Go Manila, Was Not
neeniicd-tnsurrent. said Co Oc-
eupy zsmbranga.

London. April ia.--Thc Filipino Eu-
ropcan Junta claims to have received a
cablcgrem from Gen. Luna. command
ins the Manila district" direct from
Manila on Friday. declaring that Gen.
Lawton. whose object was to proceed
to Bnier and cffoot a junction with the
Yorktown" was invclgled by the Fill
iplno tactics into 'pcrliouaiy extending
bis line with the result that tho coll
umn. consisting of 100 officers and men.
on reaching a place called Blnangonam.
was ambunhcd by large Filipino
iorvc; communication with the main
force was severed. and the entire col
unin was captured"
The Filipino adyicca further assert
that Gen. Lawton. who was at Iagunn
de Hay. ON hearing the news retired 60
Manila, stating that he had been re-
called by Major Gen. Otis on the ground
that native rising IN Manila was I'M
mincnt." The foregoing ~ said to be
a separate affair from the diaappcar-
nnce Of the boats crew OF the York.
town In the vicinity of Balcr. The Fiji
ipinor also claim that they have Oc-
cupisd the town ~ ZamboanRa IN the
southern part OF the island OF Min
danao. which wnH recently evacuated
by the spaniardn. only few Of tho
latter remaining to hand over the place
also said To have captured seven thouH-
ANA Mnuser rifles. all the ammunition
and several spanish Funboata which
the rebels say they have navigated up
the Rio Grnndc and out OF reach of the
Americans.
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GETS THREE MONTHS.
OConnor Pleads Guilty TO the Charge
Of Petit Larceny-Pollee Pointers.

Half dozen vlolators OF the stat
utts adorned the pcnitent bench In the
police court at y. m. today. o'con-
ner. the youth who was gathered In
by the deputy sheriffa down at Muir
ray last week, pleaded guilty 10 the
charge OF petit larceny, for stealing
some silk underwear six weeks ago and
was promptly sentenced To three
months In the county jail.
John Doe. a plain drunk. said some
one had doctorod his beer with whia-
Ky, he was assessed S.
Mike Boyle. who IN wen known In
police circles and who only got out OF
Jail yesterday. appeared ON the cid
drunk; he pleaded hard To be
allowed 10 10 10 cripple Creek, but the
court thought that Mike had oycrea-
timRtcd his pedestrian powers and
promptly gave him ten days.
chris Larson, Swede, came on with
n ~ fine on the same charge,
lily Smith, T.. Smith and j. McDon-
AID, a hard-looklng aggregation, that
were hauled In by officers sheets and
Roberts last evening, told their various
pathetic stories and were given exact
ly two hours to get out OF town. sem
tence being suspended In tho mean
time
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No Trace Of Him and the York
towns Crew Found.
THE. INSURGENTS SCATTER.
Gen. OTIS says They Retreat BEFORE
American soldiers Enemy isuiid
False Hopes.

Manila, April 10. t.3s y. m.-Admlral
Dewey has been notified Of the strange
disappearance Of J. G. Gilmore and
fourteen members Of the crew OF the
United States gunboa, yorktown. ON
Saturday last the Yorktown anchored
on Baloron, on the east coast of the
Island ~ Luzon. and about 200 miles
from here where there was Spanish
garrison Of about nfty men. which had
been defending Itself against several
hundred Fiiiplnos for months past.
Lieut.. Gilmore. Ensign W. ". STAN
ley and boats crew were sent up the
river from iinicr nay To communicate
with the Spanlaris. the town OF iialer
being situated some distance inland.
Ensign Stanley. who landed at the
mouth Of the river. reports that he
heard three vo'icys. u buEic call and
cheers M the liver. but the automatic
Kun which was part Of the equipment
Of the boat was not heard firing. Stan
ley then padded To the Yorktown In n
canoe. 4 search was made for the
lofktown'n boat and her CROW. but no
trace % them was found and the York
town sailed for Iloiio. from which place
her commander cabicd TO Admiral
Dewey his theory that the flllplnoa
had captured OF sunk the boat or that
the spaniardH had rescued the Amcri-
can party
a scouting party of American troops
today found rebel nklrmluh line more
than u milo long east OF Maioloe. A
sharp funlladc followed. but no losses
were sustained.
Brlg. Gen. charles King. who has
been taken suddenly III and who IL I'M
able a. continue In command OF hln
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ARMY AND navy LEAGUE.
WIN Close Up n. Affairs aud Disband on
tho first Of May.

Chicago. April ia.--The Army and
Navy League OF this city viii close Its
affairs and dlsband on May lat. This
action was decided on az meeting OF
the executive committee.
The league was organised on April 30,
1895. 20 furnish relief for soldiers re-
turning from the war. Most Of tho
funds were used Ia caring for the fam
lilies OF Illinois volunteers. although SOL
and shelter whenever occasion required,
The League has expended ti7 900 In car
rying on Its work. OF this amount
$4,000 was subscribed by Chicago busi-
nesamen and $4,000 was advanced from
the receipts Of the peace jubilee ball.
over 100000 destitute families OF vol
unteers have been cared for.
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DEWEY DISPATCH
IS DEC|pHERED.
Navy Department Furnishes Full
and Correct Text.
Y0RKT0wN'S EXPEDITION.
Ambushing Of Gilmore -onioiaIs Con.
ndcnt Prisoners WIN be wen
Treated BY Insurgents.

Nva.htryt,, A,.t "a ,r, 49,.
-, ,'',' ''F'' uePa''-
mont having requested a correction OF
the portions Of Admiral pewey'a dis
patch OF ycaterday. which ,ycr, nor
d.cinh.,,,,,, -. -. -. s'. -
', aD's' va quay ao'e 70 iurniAh
inc tulI text OF the dispatch which Ia az
Manila. Aprli io-sooro,,r, 49,
xva.,,t,..,.., "~'''
''"h''h'
The Yorktown visited Baier, Tuxon.
east coast OF f.ugon. T.. l. Auril 10 for
IN. n,,r,,,, =, ...,,,,.,. ~, 49,
'eN"s anu "iihhlh
away the spanish forces. Consist
Ing OF eighty soldiers, three
ofnrcrH and t,y, n,l..,. ,,hi.,
-. .,,..,,..,., ~
WV eu''"uhu'u ny wv ihsur-
gents. Some Of the insurgents, armed
with Mnuacr rifles. "a reported nv M
,lv.. ILL.,, 4 a. o,,,,,o.. 80 -
, % - 'n'n''' "n"e HhN-
ihs an examination OF the mouth or tho
river In an armed boat. waa ambushcd.
fired upon and cantur.d ra,. nm
I,,,,,,,,, ~. ,,,.,,.','..,,,- ~
'"'"" y" '''"'tN''H Io"reu 10 CUM
municntc afterwards. The following are
..,
Ihn officer previously referred to.
,nlyi yuai,ernastcr w. walton: Cox
Mhlh g. hlsMofth, bunnsrHmate u. J.
hskaiu' sMlnakvnn Mate NcndEit.
, vyaiii.n W. ~, hynd,rH and c. w.
N"ou.u.y, NppIcnte.s ~. W. a. Ven
MY, y. fetrtsoh' y ulnnry scamcn II.
nrs"',< anu y. u. Acponald, Lands
~, ,nn Il. a. hsuWnIuA, Y. Anicrsen. J..
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oEN. nENHY's succEssoR.
Governor Of Porto Rico Has Not Yet
1teen selected.

New York. April is.-A dispatch 10
the Herald from Washington says.
~. ns govcrnor-gencrai OF Porto Rico.
has not yet been selected. but the as
signmcnt OF Brigadicr General Fred u.
Grant 10 the Philippines has been held
up and some Of his friends are urging
that he be promoted TO the vacancy.
Instructions were sent to General
Henry. directing him 10 send TO the
United States the seventeenth infan-
Try regiment. which has seen the
greatest length OF service on the IN.
land, and the two light batteries OF
the Seventh artillery.
This viii leave AZ the American gar
rison only the Nineteenth Infantry
Fifth caValry.thrcc batteries Of the
Firm artillery and the Fourth COM
pany of the volunteer signal corps.
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NOVEL INSURANCE. SCHEME
The Purpose l. To secure Policy Holder.
Against Los. ct Employment.

San Francisco. April ia novel
form Of insurance. conceived by q. g.
Plat Of this city. N about TO be put
60 a practical test. The proposed IN
surance 10 against unavoidable loss OF
employment. the policy holder being
paid three quarters of the amount OF
his salary for six weeks, should that
time be required to ma new posi-
tion. In case the premium holder,
having lost his place should be Of
ferod one on trial at "A loss amount
than his former salary. the difference
VIII bc made by the company,
That the scheme IN not a visionary
one IN shown by the fact that among
the stockholders ARE some OF the most
prominent citizens OF the State, includ-
inE T.. ". lilienthal. Louis Sehloan. Jr.,
~, II. iIecth, y. W, Van sicklen. Will
liam ocrrtle. Charles Bishop, e, II,
Croker and -. ". Rldeout The COM
pany has the authorization and has
secured the right 10 transact business
In the State OF california.
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PARK CITY EXPLOSION.


a telephone message to the News
from Park city today stated that the
reports published In the Salt Lake
morning papers were greatly cxagEcr-
atcd regarding the giant powder explo.
sion there yesterday. Instead OF I'VE
tons Of powder RoinH NJ In smoke. less
than nve hundred pounds went On. Tho
powder In question was stored IN tho
old WoOdrlde boarding house which
was otherwise unoccupl,d. Some %
the windows were blown out aud a
number Of hunks overturned. Beyond
that little or no damage was done % the
building or anything else. How tho
explosive was touched on" Il not
known.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-19
LAwToH's WITHDRAWAL.
I, hpuses Great Interest u English Political
Circles.
westminsser Gazette says q 10 In.
strueiise for Engiish,sea-A
Neal Awakening.

New York. April ia special 10 the
Herald from London says I.awton'u
withdrawal from the Philippine towns
ana territory lately occupied by his
troops and hia reported statement that
II would take fully one hundred thouS-
and troops TO establish permanent or.
der In the Islands, have aroused much
interest In England where every move
In the attempt ~ tho unl,cd States to
subjugato the Flilpinoa II watched most
closely
The London papers comment freely
upon the effect In the United Htatcs Of
Gen. I.nwton'a declaration and the pre-
dicamcnt OF the President In regard 20
the volunteers. The Ecncral tenor OF
the remarks II that the United States
must 40 on with the work until the pa
cincAtion ~ the archipelago II assured.
Tho Westminster Gazette says. 1T
IN instructive for us who have been
through II all 10 follow the develop
monts OF American Imperialism. The
hot NJ II at this moment being fol-
lawed by the cold IT. The truth IL, we
suppose, that the task II found a more
formidable one than the government
supposed, and that President Mckinley.
who balkn constantly In fear OF r re-
action, ahrinkH FROM measures nccca-
sary 10 push Il further, The American
cabinet has suffered. like our own. FROM
tho lack OF Intelligent anticipation OF
events before they occur. In the mean
time. do not let Us suppose that tenn
porary 4 reverse or withdrawal means
abandonment OF the Philippines. for
even the anti-imperlalist policy as
hitherto defined. II only the policy OF
going slow"
The Globe says; ~ seems 10 have
been assumed that nothing more than
a military promenade would be required
20 produce permanent paclfication In
Luzon, " not throughout the whole
group Of Islands. u II natural. there
fore, that the sudden awakening from
that unpleasant dream should Rrayely
AFFECT public opinion In tho United
gsas.s q
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A MARVELLOUS INVENTION.
o.. Principle Consists. In Trsnsmit-
ting Mosor Force BY waves
OF Light.

New York, April ia dispatch to
the World from London says. Axell
orlins gave a private denomination In
London today OF his marvellous inven-
ton Tor steering torpedo from n dis
lance. Tho principal OF the invention
consists In the transmission OF motor
force by waves OF light similar to the
RootEcn rays. In one room Mr. Or
ling liked up u model NJ a torpedo
nttcd with a ruddor like a nhh'n tail
controlling II by means OF an appara-
tua Ia an adjoining chamber through
two partition walls between two OBJ
lectH. The spectators were astonlahcd
10 see the rudder Of the torpedo turn
ing 90 the right or the loft at the viii
OF the operator,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-19
nrLuIAN ANTARCTIC EXPEDITION.
Members Arris. at Monte,edlo on Their
Way to Europe.

New York. April ia special TO the
Herald from Montevideo says.
Tho following members Of the Bei-
glan Antarctic expedition have arrived
here on their way back 10 Europe.
Henry .ttowski. naturalist R0m
Anundsen. an officer OF the steamship
lielgica. and " poboldroskl, In the Inc-
teorologicnl service. They are enthu-
elastic regarding the result OF the eN-
pedition. ana Il Is known that they adj
yanced to u degrees id minutes latl-
tude south and discovered land pre-
viously unknown, which they called
Dance.
Capt. Adrlon de- Gerlache, chief OF
the expedition IL still AT Pu>,a Arenas.
He intends 20 go 10 Buenos Ayres To re-
pair his shin, the Belgica, returning
thence TO Europe
Lieutenant Dance, who had charge
OF the magnetic observation service for
the expedition. died In June, 1895 as
already told In n special cable dispatch
10 the Herald. and the new land was
probably named In his honor
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-19
OTIS ON Tnn SITUATION.
The Dets'r cis.. Of People ar. Tired Of
the War.

Manila. April io.-AdJutant General.
Washington;
Iawton returned from lake country
f1th inst. bringing captured vessels.
Insurgents much scattered. retreat be-
fore our forces. await opportunity 10
attack dctnchmcntH. Better class OF
people Tired OF war. desire peace. Enc
my build hope ON return ~ our yolun-
tcctH 10 4. \. Its army much demoral-
lzcd and loss by dcrertion large. VIII
probably prosecute guerrilla whrfhf",
lootinT ana burning country which "
occupied. Health and spirits Of troops
good. Volunteers return VIII commence
about May 9Th. WIN render willing
service until return transports avail.
able. Embarkntion viii continue
through June and July,
Reports from Ninnyan Islands con-
tlnuc very encouraging. Inter island
commerce heavy, customs receipts In
crcanlng. OTIS.
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ALoSzo OF BOLIVIA.
sun ut Antoiags.ta Hut wtli soon Leave
chm for Ia Par.

New York. April ia dispatch TO
the Herald from Lima, Peru. says;
President Alonzo OF Bolivia II stlll at
Antofagnsta, chill but IL soon TO leave
chill for the province OF La Pax. Bolt
via.
At Oruro. where President AlonEo has
headquarters and was defeated by the
revolutloniHts. all seems 90 b. quiet and
things are settling down.
Senior Romano, candidate for tho
presidency. has arrived here, "A crowd
% 5000 politicians and spectators mot
him.
a few rockets were fired but other
wise there was no enthusiasm.
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They were condemned to be shot.
n strange feature Of the AFFAIR In
that the sentence was actually car
RED out. stephen Powers fell dead at
the first firc. but Chapman was mere
~ wounded In the left arm. lie fell
TO the ground. however. and thinking
they had killed him. the soldiers
walked on. Chapman finally made hts
way 10 Blucficlds.
Jack Martin. American gunner OF
the San Jaclnto. who was captured by
Zeiaya's soldiers. has been tried and
convicted. Sentence hnd not been nm
nnlly pronounced when Chapman left.
Martin will undoubtedly be shot.
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TRANSPORT wAmnEN.
wiz Probably Leave for Manila With
Troops aud Munitions To-day.

San Francisco. April ip.--The trans
port Warren VIII probably get away to-
day. Two additional batteries Of the
sixth artillery have arrived and tho
other delayed troops are due. There
VIII be i.s5i men ana 20 officers on the
vessel, besides two missionaries OF the
brotherhood % 81. Andrew. who came
from the East with special inntruc-
lions from Secretary Aiger that they be
given accommodations
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ron REED WILL RESIGN.
WIN Settle In New York aud Join u Zig
law ilrm.

New York. April l9--It Is announced
here that Speaker Thomas II. Reed. has
offered 20 become a member OF the law
firm OF Simpson. Thatcher a barnum
In this city.
II IN understood Mr., Reed win resign
his seat IN Congress ana remove TO
New York. The statement has been
made that Mr.. Reed II guaranteed
yearly income Of 10000. Before set
Ting down here Mr. Reed viii make
protraoted visit to Europe.
The Mail and Express says; Barnum.
81 the law Arm. said that Mr.. Reed had
already practically become a member of
the Arm, but would not enter actively
upon his new duties until after he had
taken a brief vacation In Europe. This
decision was not made by Mr.. Reed un-
III all the deRils Of his acceptance Of
their offcr were arranged Mr., Barnum
could not say exactly when the Speak
or would leave for his European so-
jnurn, or Just how long he would re-
main. lie was 20 have sailed with his
family today on the Paris but his stay
here will not be much prolonged In all
likelihood, his friends say, he viii re-
main on the other during the summer
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New orleans. La. April ie-Dr A. J.
chapman OF S9uit"na, MisS,, twice
steamship Franklin. from Bluehelds.
Nicaragua. Chapman, who was sur
gcon In the insurgent army tells a
thrilling story ~ his escape from
President Zclaya's forcen. He wAa
captured ON February 2ith. near Ra-
mara while In the company OF Ste.
phen Powers. an English subject and
also member OF the revolutionary
army. A court martial followed the
capture. the men being tried as spies.
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cALironsIA SIGNATURE LAW.
Goes Into Effect To-day, INT san Francis.
co Papers WIN Disobey 1t.

san Francisco. April l0.-The sigma
ture law requiring California papers TO
attach the signatures OF the writer's OF
articles In any way detrimental 20 the
interest OF individuals or disturbing 10
the peace OF mind OF individuals. went
into effect today None OF the San
Francisco papers obeyed the law and
they have determined by mutual agree
ment 10 refrain from obeying the law
until the validity OF the act has been
determined by the courts,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-19

London. April l9,-The house OF COM
mons today, by a vote of $50 TO 40. re-
Jeoted the second reading Of the bill re-
pealing the coercion act OF 1857. after
the attorney general for Ireland. Right
Hon. John Atkinson, had pointed out
the efficacy OF the act, the existence OF
which he asserted had brought about
the present peace" All rciolced. the
attorney general added. In the wisdom
and justice OF the act and he demanded
the retention ~ this instrument. ready
for use In case OF emergency"
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40 SENATOR ELrcrrD.
Pennsylvania Legislature Take. the severn
~ .ninth aud Last Isiiot.

Harrisburg. Pa, April i9.-'rhe 10Th
ballot, the last to be taken for United
States senator at the present session
OF the Legislature. was taken today and
resulted:
quay. mopl p3.
Jenkn. ODcml ~.
Jones. utop) g.
Total vote, ga.
Neccrnary 10 choice, i2i.
Paifrd or not voting. ..
The legislature adJourns at noon TO-
fnUTroW.