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BY DEFAULT.

a.. s'oeral Tom Smith this morn
N Ell 'Ilolmation from san An
|,,s e had secured Judgment by
~, ss., me New York Medical col
\ ~ 'i,l'ure Of Its charter. suit
"A t. 'lied last week. The coin
|s,,.,., ME any answer to the at
|rsssd,,.S petition and judgment
~'sly entered by default
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ron sALA

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE for ranch land.
10, rne Coleman Roller Mill in Coleman. Texas.
inroe story and basement rock building.
iovh engine room. with O 10000 bushel ele-
Na,or aud large wareroom. own side track
on railroad Capacity of mill 100 barrelx
per day OF "A hours.
Only Mill In County.
surrounded by fine wheat growing country.
ana anu big wheat crop now ready 10 grind.
Nnis mill Will be sold July | at public
sale IN Colemsn ~ not disposed OF sooner.
reasons FOR selling owners have other in
tterests. and desire TO wind no an estate
mat owns large interests In IT,
Coleman Roller Mill Co
1
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SOUTHWESTERN DRY PLATE STOCKING
have few more shares OF Southwestern
meeting at $50 u m, Wednesday, in
Hltchlers studio. where we Invite all who
are interested to meet MS for investiga-
lon = w. Bogy. seeretary ~
No1lcE Of Special stockholders Meeting,
Notice is hereby given that special meet
ing Of the stockholders OF the Texas and
New Orleans Railroad Company has hcen
called by the Board OF Directors OF said
company to convene at the general office
of said company 10 the city Of Houston,
Texas, at 70 O'Clock, noon. on the 18th day
Of July, 1890, for the purpose OF author
iztng the making, execution aud delivery
OF FIRST mortgage upon the following prop
critics. viz; Tho line OF railroad, a por
ton of which has been recently purchased
and the reminder of which vs. now under
construction by said company. beginning
at Il point on the sabine division OF the
railroad of the said company in or near
the town OF Rocklani in Tyler county, and
extending TO point in or near the city OF
Dallas in Dallas county, and also all eX-
tensions of or branches to such line ot
railroad which shall be acquired or con
structed by said company until the lengths
OF such extensions and branches thereto
shall aggregate forty (iOl miles; also the
line of railroad recently purchased by said
company, extending from connection with
It's main line at point in or near the town
of Orange TO the Sabine river IN Orange
county Texas, with their franchises and
appurtenances, to secure the payment OF
bonds OF the said Texas and New Orleans
Railroad Company to an amount or amounts
not exceeding in the aggregate the prn-
clpal sum Of twenty thousand dollars
(S20 oo0l for each mile of the railroads, cx-
tensions and branches mortgsged thereby
which have been or shall be constructed
ready for operation, payable at time not
exceeding thirty 800 years from their date,
and bearing Interest at the rate of per
cent per annum, payable semi annually, 20
be issued for the purpose of paying for,
completing improving and operating the
said lines Of railroad, extensions and
tenances. C. b. Seger. Secretary Texas
and New Orleans Railroad Comply 7-l6
THE BOARD OF PHARMACY for the EIev-
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Five DOLLARS REWARD pspple efsy
horse fifteen hands high. branded CHI on
LEFT Thigh. Joe Naug. city market. Houg.
ton Is
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''ps IN FAyETTE COUNT,
e'ri Was Fired ON by +.
small Mon.

VIII Was Fired ON by :,
Small Mon.
isAas' May 14.-Whiteoaps
~ appearance In this county.
as obtained, are as fol-
man named George Lar
ne Haw creek neighborhood,
.a9lre a few days ago that if
Volored community about
Ou Round Top again that
would make It hot for
\ word to them that he would
0ay night. True to his
A, ''at there on that night and
n, went TO Burton and was
|ssA On his return. between 10
ks,rss put the girl out at her
/ I. va oil down the lane lead
ta,,. ~s He had only gone a
kiasa wen he was ordered 10
I lms himself looking into the
En5sa guns. There were six of
IL nsures. but fortunately
b II 1.q all come up from one
ls.n.I not stop to parley with
b N ~ out on the opposite side
IA. crawling through a barbed
4e a bee line for his girls
49,. arrival at the house the
I'M 70 e 90 and get the horse
FR-ss Sae arrived at The scene
flsi r sae found the parties were
b vi,s 'a not deliver the horse
r, Va vie language ordered
,h,s h. aae turned to run back
y az. shote were fred AT her,
\ DIES or buekshot, passing
= n ~ put not reaching her
n !. we party had slipped off
u y was bright moonlight
~ sord was at once sent 10
'rsss, sound os, Top. and by morn
~ jail. % 10 Dc involved
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Hr SUPREME COURT.

| The SUPREME COURT.
blowing proceedings were had In
|rn, court today:
b. cuestions answered; Ida
n August Woeltz ct al, from
!lnb Endel VS.. Charles Norris,
b; A. F. Boyd ct al VS.. II. G.
|nn Bell.
! admitted: Oakland Cemetery
h rs, Peoples Cemetery Assoc
|tUu Dallas; City OF Austin VS..
|Hill ct al. from Travis.
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TRADE OR EXCHANGING equity in nice
close In residence for Jersey cows easy
terms on balance. Address quick. The
owner. p, Box lSS. Beaumont Texas, S-iS
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sTRAYED or sToLEN--B Brown mars, almost
bay branded borHeHhoo on jaw; has bad
rui on knee: hold and notify Naquin q
Bailey Houston Texas u
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LosT-Betweep Foloy's store aud Kneeland's.
Travis street. lady's poeketbook. containing
two SO bills diamond pin buttons. etc.
store II
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,urct,L GRAND JURY.

gECIAL GRAND JURY
|,r,,l grand jury summoned last
| ridge Morris of the Fifty-third
|,ut was organized this evening
Fl. message giving reasons for
|ai' iury together at this time was
n lccument and explained that q
|salrg. a recent shooting, alleged
!, h tie law at the late primary
|,M other matters are subjects
\, Immediate attention, hence the
q BY the court In the premises.
|yAsr things the court complains
|rsicipatlon OF nonresident uni
|hasnts In local political affairs
IN, that they are encouraged in
|r,zhers Of the faculty of that in
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|ATER FAMINE RELIEVED.

ms new water plant which has
kxiuentally operated for two days
, complete running order tonight
ping accident, the water famine
r. prevailed since the breaking
I'm ! at an end. No steps have
Ea BY the city, however, to re-
furnishing of electric lights.
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NE CARRY IN STOc-.., at Houston. Tor
prompt shipment. large assortment OF en-
sines boilers, cotton gins and fixtures corn
mills. single mills pumps, shattns, belt
ing and pulleys. Write for catalogue ana
prices. r. w. Heitmann q Co. %
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MEXICAN JUNE CORN-To arrive Monday:
Whproorwin and Clay 1 car Berry Boxes
and Crates; Kahir Corn. Milo Maize, Mil
let, Sorghum, Bohemian Cotton Seed. Span
ish Peanuts -Artichokes, Poultry Supplies.
The Holloway Seed and Grain Co.. Dallas.
Texas
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REAL ESTATE FOR SAVE

-FOUR CHOICE LOTS. with iniprovemepfs,
corner Austin and McGowen $500: a anap
Five acres, with improvements, adjoinn,g
city limits; $1,000. Choice corner lot. ANN.
ncr addition; $3.50 Five lots. one block
from Crawford street; $500 cash, Must De
: solo. y. NJ Norneet 2oi Binz building is
SIM ROOM HOUSE, With two lots. also FOR
rent two furnished rooms, with or without
noard. lila Chapman street Is
HOME on NTS--severai extra
ordinary bargains for cash this week city
and country homes for sale or exchange
X. G. Gray 4 Co. Long distance phone
ls9 also telegraph in offcs ~
ARE YOU looking for a homer II So lnspsct
my, list OF choice property can SELF Nos
laa and 1898 Fannin at a low figure ana on
long time, Three choice lots on san Ia
ctnto street $500, easy terms; house and
iot on La Branch street si250. house and
iot on Austin street. 5000, ! have several
buyers for desirable property also small
tracts near city. No trouble Ia show prop-
erty. N. N. Norflest. phone SIS, room seI
Bins building. n
FOR SALE--A beautiful hve-room cotfase
10 loot bay front, one block from Sylvan
hotel La Porte. water works stable SER
want house. furnished complete Dr W,
r Eckhardt cepiiol Hotel 10
FOR SALE, rent or exchauge-Two small
adjoining farms on clark street shellroad.
hye miles out u. A. johnson, iiia Hardy
street Houston. IA
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|urEs AND PERSONALS.

|ViEe AND PERSONA AIS.
Attorney John NJ. Dean OF FL
the city attending the higher
,f ayeTe went to Marshall this
. lay the cornerstone of the
n"o county court house.
~ General scurry has gone Il
VI o. an inspecting tour Of the
"npanles OF that section.
asallA OFFICER Blunt went TO
9s afternoon to look into the
'Haalon near there, which is
serious.
|. H. q ana last list of summer nor
w year will he issued by the
.'.nent OF education tomorrow.
aOout seventy white end forty
NJ T4als VIII be held this season.
"a pe the largest number on
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FOR SALE-High grade shorthorn Durham
hulls. fiox- Bell Saunders Com. 60. %
TWO HORSES aud ono 6x9-ft ice box igI
sale. TIA Louisiana street !.
HIGH GRADE Short Horn and Hereford
bulls. years old have been In Harris c9nn'
~ ono year and thoroughly aecimated. y,
". Cranberry Houston, Texas. -
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MANY fEAns, ExrnRIGNoN

In the practice OF medicine has enabled no %
called inenrnble diseases are eurabie by my
improved methods. make r speciality 81
chronic diseases, both male and fomaie hpl-
iepsy. Cancer, Gotre. Hernia. yafleocele,
IIydrocele' piles. Fissures, Chronic Ulcers,
etc. Remove Tape worm IN twenty-four &c y
hours Consultation free. Call on or ADDRESS
DR., PENN b. THORNTON
Phone 675 a rings Houston Heights.
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as,,', " W.T. THE KNIFE
kss,, -, IN Refund your money
'ails to cure you. Fifty
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EEAa0AAL.

Z ADlESi Use CnIcnestef's English renHyroyal Pills
In Eest Safest! Only Reliable. Take no other.
"a Buy ofyour Druggist Or send &C. stamp for Hare
Reirffol Ladies', i'm letter by return mall,
Chichester Chemical Co., plilada.. Pa.
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~, a. the following corpora
AID BY the secretary of state
r.,,s Grocery company oil
1. auItsl stock 100000.
:, colored orphanage of Dallas;
/ stock, estimated value of prop
/ rstou Oil company Of Royse'
\ .o.nty, capital stock $4,000.
n-rr and Stationery company
I'M $4,000.
l vsrantile company Of Cooper
[..,s, capital stock 100000.
|-.,sment TO the charter of the
E..i and Lumber company pro
y. N increase OF capital from
= 100000 was also filed.
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and ice boxes. all sizes,
ehean for cash or on installments: also
furniture mating stoves and window
shades Write for catalogue. Ed G. smith
Furniture Co.. sos Travis street Hous.
81
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SPECIAL SALE GIN MACHINERY Nine
gins. with feeders. 3-battery cnndensers
double box presses; 3 single box presses
pneumatic elevators. complete; will he
sold singly or in complete systems at very
close figures to cash or short time buyers.
~ new. 9. L. Vickers, Houston. Texas. II
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From Walnut Grove Plantation on
night OF 2sth OF April: One bay mare mule
branded w on shoulder or nip. gear mark.
Is hands high: one gray mare branded In
yerted Z: ! will give 50 reward for the
horses aud $50 for the thief. w. D. Fields.
Sartartia Texas. ~
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BIDS AND PRoPosALs.

NOTICE ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS ne
city OF Hailetsyllle will. on June -, 1900,
receive BIDS for s0-kilowatt iucandescsnt
generator For f6Ttber particulars. address
J, w. Hawkins, City Secretary. HEllets-
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RHEUMA TLSM

Rheumatic pains relieved IN thirty min
utes and permanent cure erected BY
few applications OF DRY HOT AIR. 800 @
400 degrces r. Seems unreasonable. but
DIR. DICKEY.
Houston Heights lntrmary
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SECRET SOCIETIES.

80 CALLED meeting of Holland lodge
IN No. !. A. f. and A. NJ. tonight, at
OF We o'clock. for work in E, A. degree
nv Members of Gray lodge No 329
and sojourning brethren fraternally
invited to be present W. I. Palfrey, w. M.
VIII n. Kidd. secretary
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

EXCHANGE FOR CITY PRoPERTY--one
sroom house on hye lots. with fruit trees
az Eighteenth avenue and oxford street
Houston Heights TcSas. J. llenes, q
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PROFESSIONAL.

DEF ECTTVE AGENCY - Trained detectives
furnished for civil ana criminal inyostiga-
lions reasonable rates. correspondence so.
Teyaa N
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FOR SALE-one 2O-horse power engine; one
2o-horse power boiler; one S0-saw gin.
feeder and condenser, shatting and puleys
at 5000 cash. Address n. F. Davss. 1903
Montgomery avenue. Houston. IL
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THE BOARD OF PHARMACY for the Elev-
enth district will meet May IT, at SOC Main
street, Houston, to examine applicants for
registration. A. r. Kiesling Registrar 5-17
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FOR SALE-Photo gallery doing good busi-
ness must sell on account OF sickness. Ad-
dress No q3Oq this ofhce fe
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y /. KoPF. underiaker and ombalmer, lblt
Prairie Phone 6S7 z
6 o. COTTON s. BRO. FIRE iEsursnea
AEanta and AdiuRters |? Nsip street "a
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READYMADE American Bobbinet Mosquito
Bars. so inch sl.00, los inch 81 so, 30 inch
bar hoop, 81 .00 umbrella frame and attach
ments, Sl.25. Fraukin's. l0io Texas ave
nue.. u
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FOR SALE-Set of harness and double seat
surrey, hrst-class condition; cheap. Ad
dress $500. this office 16
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BOARD AND ROOM WANTED.

WANTED - Two unfurnished connecting
rooms hy married conple. with board Tor
board near hy1@ references > TAanged. Ad-
dress 1850. this office. 10
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FOR SALE-0ne mile pound rails. with
strapsi One lotion Porter LOCOMOTIVES: bat
terry OF three boilers. AXIS feet, complete,
with steam drum fronts. stack, etc. one
7iaxi4 feet shotgun steam feed. For price
and terms address c. d. Oliphint New Wa
verify Texas 10
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LAP DUSTERs--Just received big shipment
FOR summer use; to 20 at Wholesale prices.
Mosehart & Keller %
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LARGE iron safe for sale. Postoffce Box
232 city IL
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TAKERS-You need a fountain pen
for your work We have gold point pens at
ST. Sl50 $3.50 and 81. send your orders
in at once Psstorizas 30i Main street.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-05-18
MIDDLE R0ADERS
Candidate Barker Says They Will
Poll a Million and a Half
Votes This Year.
Expresses the Opinion That His
Nomination Makes Bryan's
Defeat Certain.
Mr.. TOWne's Name to BE Pre-
sented to the Democrats at
Kansas City.

WASHINGTON. May ls.-Mr. Wharton
Barker, the nominee for president oi
the Cincinnati convention Of the Mid
dle-of.the-Road Populists, called on
President Mckinley to pay his respects
Later MIR. Barker said to representa-.
tive OF the Associated Press that hi.
nomination at Cincinnati makes the
election of Mr.. Bryan by the Democrat
impossible.
In the last presidential election" he
said. "Mr. Bryan received about $500.
900 votes. OF this number at least
100000 were Populists This year !
VIII get 1900, 900 or possibly l,75O, ,OOC
OF that number. This will cut Bryan's
vote to 5000, 900 or less. Where is he
gong to get the other votes necessary
TO elect him: 1t is estimated that Mr..
Mckinley received 100000 votes from
the Democratic ranks four years ago.
These will not 20 to Bryan this year to
make up his loss Of Populist votes. II
German or some other Eastern man
We're 10 be nominated by the Democrats
this year he would carry New York,
New jersey, Maryland and Delaware
In the East, not to count doubtful states
elsewhere. The fight this year will not
be made on the money question. Trans.
portation, expansion and other live sub.
Jects Will make up the issues"
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PANAMA ROUTE OPPOSED.
senate Committee on Canals Presents a
Written Report.

Sen"to Committee ON Canals Presents a
Written Report.
WASHINGTON, May lS.-The senate
committee on intcroceanic canals.
through its chairman, Senator Morgan.
presented its written report upon the
Nicaragua canal bill. The report in
cludcs the statements Of Admiral
Walker and other members Of the com.
mlttcc appointed 10 investigate the vari.
Gus routes for All interoceanic canal and
also the conclusions Of the committee
with rcfercNce TO both the Nicaragua
and the Panama routes
The committee takes strong position
against the proposition TO build the
canal via the Panama route. paving for
the work already done by the French
The declaration IS made that the Pan
anna company l. practically without AS
set, except those included in the Pan.
anna raiiroad. The committee takes 30.
si,ion against holding the pending hi |
unless the Walker commission can re-.
port.
On the general question Of the con.
struction ot I. canal the committee
tanes III. position ;hat whatever canal
Is constructed. IL ownership must be
American. ana that delay may be fatal
to the success u iha enterprise.
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NAMED 4 DELEGATION.
North Dakota Republicans Complete
Their lalDOrs.


FARGO. y. d.. May ls.-At the after
noon session of the state Republican
convention Congressman SpauldlnS was
made permanent Chairman. Hon. Jud
La Moure of Pembina read the
following names as delegates TO the na.
tional Republican convention: Sena-
tors Hansbrongh and McCumber: X. n.
Stevens. Bismarck; stephen Collins.
Grand Forks: II. Holmes, Bathgate; II.
L. Plumloy. Fargo. Alternates, X. ).
Blackwell. La Mourc; Warren Steele.
Cavalier: c. Y. Brown. Morton; Fred
Leutz. Morton; G.. \. White, Trail; +.
y. Swiggum. Walsh. The list was
unanimously approved. Committee on
credentials in the Ward county contest
admitted the Wilson delegation as
against Major Murphy's. The resolu-
tions laud Mckinley and pledge support
of his wise administration and demand
his denomination; declare for sound
money and protective tariff and
against trusts: favor expansion ana PEN
sious for soldiers Of the recent war.
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Snccinl River aud uarbOr Isill.

WASHINGTON. May ls.-When the
house met Mr. Burton (Oo, chairman
of the river and harbor committee,
asked unanimous consent for the con.
sideration of IL special river and harbor
bill making provision for emergencies
in river and harbor work. for certain
surveys and for the diversion OF certain
anpropriations heretofore made. The
amount carried by the bill, including
the diversions, is S4o0,OOO
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FlfE1 UNDER ARREST.
p served on Po~tmaatcr Thompson
of Havana.

i~ served on ro~tmaatcr Thompson
Of Havana.
Ass. May lS.-Warrants were
e7'ns the day for the arrest Of
Armp~on, the Havana postnas-
II heorcs. deputy auditor OF
Al3 and Edward Moya and
Mascara. Cuban clerks in tho
asia'ment. and by ! o'clock all
a,ed IN the Nivno. the Tombs Of
inns was done under the ad-
the postoilicc inspectors. who
CURING the day. 1t is consid-
iAat Reeves is equally guilty
eely.
fata'lan as to tho record Of q
'Ae military department who
several hundred dollars worth
r., Proves that the transaction,
:, Ne VAS concerned. was lcgiti'
me stamps were purchased at
Fslrs' Of his brother. who Is n
collector in tho United States.
+ lhey We're Of tho old issue
E'c obtained from Nicely.
a'fe'' of Thompson caused great
IN the city. 1t is looked upon
r'caraor OF many other arrests.
4 " ood felt. rs did tho special
e. That it would be better to
r. suspected persons arrested and
'1'm an opportunity to obtain
g" % keep them indefinitely un.
~" surveillance at u time when
ives arc really needed for
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delegate Drops Dead.

st. LOUIS. May ls.-Rcv. William
Echois OF Midd!csport, O., a commits.
sioher to the Presbyterian general as.
seihDiy' representing the Athens. @.
preshytcry. dropped dead at 80 a. IN.
IN the auditorium of the Washington
and Compton avenue presbyterian
chhrch. lie was seated in Il pew in the
rear OF the church when attacked with
heart disease.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-05-18

Majority Of the H"us. judiciary Commit
tee submit Its Report.


WAsHISGToN. May Is -Reprc>enta-
tive Ovcrstrcct Of Indiana submitted
the majority report on the antitrust
bill agreed 10 by the committee on Ju.
dietary. 1t follows the same general
lines rs the report favoring u constltu-
tional amendment, except 10 show that
the present legislation goes TO the limit
OF the powers Of congress, whereas n
constitutional amendment would give
congress new and much needed powers
70 cope with the various forms Of trusts.
Until this enlarged constitutional power
is given the report states that congress
can merely strengthen the Sherman act
not by attempting 10 repress. control or
define trusts, but by declaring them Il.
legal for the purpose OF interstate and
foreign commerce
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Serious state Of AFFAIR. Due to Low stage
Of Water.

MINxrAroIIs. May ls.-Thcre Is
every reasonable probability that the
sawmills of Minneapolis. with their
3. 900 10 5000 hands. will have 10 wholly
suspend operations i'll few days. The
only thing that would prevent such IN
undesirable occurrence would be heavy
rain within the next day or two The
supply Of logs in the booms Is very
heht-hardly sufficient To keepthe great
mil saving for more than two or three
days.
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c. b. ". NEELY.

1-lered that changes bc made
box, and accounts. with the
Intention Of shielding Necly.
psa says that though he or.
l. 81, nation OF certain figures
rsg-.,t of Rich. he did so with.
T.. that they were Of Il Grim
n He thinks he might have
ks'ei with more consideration
sa4!,,ci or requested TO resign.
fi>a, lail has been fixed ut
asa, which is not yet forth.