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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-11-29

liquidation and heavy outside selling.
mostly for foreign account The tazse
TO unload followed a fan of TO poi Is
in the English markets. said by private
parties to have resulted from q drive by
interests known 10 represent influential
American parties. Following the open
ing there was squirt Of covering whi b
carried prices up Is points from the IVY
market Soon after noon the market SUI
tsred a severe relapse un6er room and
light outside selling, and for most Of T. e
session was irregular. The close " s
steady, with prices net Is 10 Il points
lower.
New York, Nov. 9.-Cotton futures
opened weak; November. So IS: Deem er
$50; January. 1851: Tebruarw SO .,
March. s9.5S; April S9.55; May, 50 IS; June
1857; July S9.57; August Ss.37
Liverpool Nov. 2S--Sp9t cotton IN fair
demand; prices firm: American N ddIing.
; 9-l6d
Galveston, Nov. q. Cotton steady, g 1l-l6
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New York Nov. 2S.-8foney on cal
noniually, 314qs per cent. Prime mer-
camille paper 4i4a5 per cent Sterling
exchange steady. with actual business In
bankers bills st $ES5i4 for demand and
at 81 .slizG4.Sl5s for sixty days. posted
rates, $500 and g. $50: Sssumercai bills
$780, ~. 8lit Silver certificates, 54Gr5c
Bar silver. $50. Mexican dollars. So Gov
eminent bonds steady, reflndlng Is. e
istered, 1o1t; coupon 1o5s y register
40: coupon, 1i93a; new - REGISTERED. 1ss:
coupon, lSi ola s. registered Ts COUPON
Le5 SIS registered. 1Is-t. coupon. 1884,.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-11-29

be extended TO an Others who may %
Inclined 70 meet with u.s. There wfl also
ba a PRAYER service at 7-so ?. "a. % wdi1s
an are invited
At The Mission Hal. 600 S. Francis
avenue. tho friends Of reform want TO
make special rally in PRAYER ord ntAJ-
ing for tho reform II tbo city and coun-
ty on this day. Program $3.50 a. m
Prayer service. 1o.2Q. Bsble reading All
Christians are Invited % seieot some
passage bearing on the four great evils
of the day for this service. Az 1-sa q ns
praise and song service
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-11-29
BIG C0NTRACTLE
Pittsburg Company W8u ship Coal TO
Nantes. Prince.

Baltimore Nd. Nov. aS-The P1tts5urr
Coal company q Pittsburg has cl01ed
contract 10 ship 5000 tons ~ b.rsmiaous
coal ~ Nantes France which Will -
forwarded by way If Baltimore Ta
coal VIII some from the bitlminous mines
~ western Pennsy wanna and wiz repre-
sent n vAae e 5eeN
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-11-29

Full Details Of the ReorEanlEaftsn
plans for Army

Washington. Nor. ZI-Ihe members %
the military affairs committee rms sf-
ternoon went over the hli which has
been knows as the war delartmant 1lI.
drawn CA lines suggested ana appr1xed
by Secretary Root The secretary as-
poets 90 give further cons deraiIen 10
The bul and then viii send q 20 mernb IS
Of the committee TIE war seuar ule1t
hiI provides Tor max .uum ~ en
men and minimum ol beHo1. nifl p
regiments Of infantry. IS reE.mf nts ~
cavalry. and grafuai increase - he
artillery 1nui 1T The end ~ nge eeasa
there VIII be 1900 men. Tho ar.IIItr ~
is not O. be organized into regiment.
bat az the orEali lltoue ~ heaV. and
nAll artillery. WITH the maximum p rs-
beg there viii De ilf mon 60 each ,n-
fantry company, makne fs0 men fo
regiment The maximum ~ csvrfrr
troops IS 70 b. lo0 men. There 1a n8
provision for lieutenant general "a me
war department BID buf .u1er De- rse-
fnt law tha senior maiGr general
nasudiue n1uia have the rank ~ Jies-
ant general Tie war DEP arfmeuI b.l
does rot give tAe asmo lurrease 81 aaf
generals ans ar.gtd.rr generals 70 Ihr
Hun Dill The detailed ftaG sr0Efslcns
are au Important fsatlre ~ ta@ ueaa-
gre IL provides taat hereafter e. andes
ln tie stan. excepting the n-fcal oeras.
pay corps and eng neers shan aa SHES
hy details FROM tae Hne. such -aea
officers being subject to Hne fu'v a. any
time Tais 81 the same al ffa Hg1 $50
~ t1e lass congress and is ear1safY "a
v1red hF Secretary Root Tie asr &C.
rartment hlu provide tHet tns 81 mo-
tons shau he made from De rrEnaF
ersnv according o. tire present rank.
down ~ au5 ~nairF ths rank - rap-
taiHE. TIE Officers ~ &c present soi-
unteer armE can become oficrrs q fha
reguisr army. buf .n The grades ef ffs
an6 seeoHt lsBfenanf only. f1e rsearrfsr
fn the csufa1rF rink being aHfd fr a.
fae art leu'euanta ~ % present. rr-
ffar hHenmrrf Tar relative rank ~
TIE volunteer cnferrs entering she rs4l-
Jar aeaaIs msnt o. h f-terulaeg PSI
s-nf NY The eawuitfrr r roc Hrff
mother session unfu Frf8T afierrrirE
over tomorrow AID Tharzs9frirr day
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SULLIYANS LAST MUSIC
It Is Re Deum TO be sunE at close
Of War

London. Nov. 22-Sir George Clement
Martin. the organist Of ST. Paul cathedral
has in bis possession the complete score
Of a Thauksgiv.ng Te Daum. composed
5y the late Sir Arthur Sullivan At the re-
guest ~ the dean and chapter OF ST.
Paui's suitable for the termination % the
South African war and dedicated 20
queen. church and country"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-11-29
HERE'S PRIZE BRUTE
y lillian ssissos Runs Hot Poker
la.rn lhma-. rnrnaa

Louisville Ey.. nov ga special from
Ashland KY Says william Gibson
rzn red hsl POKER down che threat u
ais two vear I'd son e. Catstts7u-E. Tas
caH5 d. ciasoa taeu ~ Csc 10 ~
adatH.ns bu1ding ard aed Cfce-s ~
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Boston. Nov. 2s.-The American Wool
and Cotton Reporter VIII say tomOrrow
Of the wool trade: The wool market
has been rather more active the past
week There has been considerable gu ct
looking around for all classes Of wool
aud the demand has BEEN strictly for
crtsrrrlrl Il IN -
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LOSS TO CANNING MEN
severe " Gather Has swept Away
NHnytrr rFss,s

Many Tugs
Vancouver, B. c., Nov. 2S-Severe loss
has been occasioned 10 cannery men and
settlers along the coast Of northern Brit
ish Columbia by rought weather At
Port Essington, the warehouse Of the
Cunningham canneres was swept away
and several cannery tugs were more or
less demolished. At Port simpson the
storm prevented vessels from leaving the
harbor Tor i've days. during which period
The cold was intense
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-11-29

The cattle trading yesterday, while not
extensive or specially important. was a
little more active than for several days
past what was offered sold quickly aid
sold strong.
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WOOL
LIVESTOCK ALAkKErs.
KANsAs CITY-

kansas City, No, Nov. 2S.-CattIe-Re.
celpts' 5000; market steady to 100 lower,
native steers, $4.15Q5.55; Texas steers
S2-5OQ5.00; Texas cows, s.. O0a2. 80. native
cows and heifers, 1.50Q4. 50; stockers and
feeders, s. OG94. 3; bulls, s.. 2504. 10
calves, receipts 500; market steady; 81 q
Q5.90
Hogs-Receipts. 1900; market weak to
DC lower; bulk Of sales, S4.72JzG4. 751b;
heavy, 8. 7oq4 So packers, s4.70Q4 50;
mixed, $4.67l2g4 III; light, s4.65G4. 80:
workers, S4.7504.S0; pigs, s.. 95a4. 10
Sheep-Receipts, 1900; market strong:
lambs, S425Q5.25; muttons. So .5Oa4. 15.
ST. LOUIS.
st. Louis, Nov. 28.-Cattle-Receipts
2000; market steady; native steers s.. 50
Q5.65; stockers and feeders, g. 3074. 40:
cows and heifers, s2.00Q4.75; Texas and
Indian steers, $3.25q4.50; COWS and heif-
ers, S2.25g3.35.
Hogs-Receipts, 1000; market 5 to 1oc
lower; pigs and lights. $1,000. 80; pack
ers, &.75d4.S5; butchers, 81. 85dt95
Sneep-Receipts, none; market ste ady TO
strong; native muttons. S. 5094. ., lambs.
S45CQ5.25.
CHICAGO.
Chicago, Nov. 8.-Cattle-Recelpts. D.
COO; choice steers about steady, others .
to l5c lower; butchers stock weak to 10c
lower Texans sc lower; natives, best on
sale today. one extra car load at IS co;
good to prime steers, $5.3Od6.S5: poor to
medium, S4.0oq5.20; selected feeders
weak, S.35d4 25: mixed stockers. S2.&0
$50; cows. 81 60d4.25; heifers, 81. 6Oa4. go;
Gamers. s.. 0902. 30; bulls weak. g. 50G4. Is:
calves steady $3-50G5 20; Texans receipts
800; best on sale today, Il cars at S3.S5;
Texas fed steers, $4.09g4S0; Texas grass
steers, $S.3GQ4 10; Texas bulls. $2.50a3. 3.
Hogs-Receipts. today 43 COO; tomorrow,
$1,000; left over, $500; market opened
weak, closing 5 10 10c lower; top, s4.95;
mixed and butchers, S4.65Q4.95. good to
choice heavy, 81 6504 .9215; rough heavy,
81 .5oG4.60 light, 81 6504 80; bulk Of sales,
s q. 75G4. 87iA
Sheep-Receipts. 5000: sheep and lambs
good to choice steady; poor to medium,
slow to lower; good TO choice wethers,
So .o0d4.35; fair to choice mixed S3.6503 g.:
western sheep, S40oQ4. %; T-xas sheep, /
8. 5003.50; native lambs, Sc. 50d5. 10; west
arn lambs, S4.50Q5.10.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-11-29
JAPAN Is IN DIEHCuLTY
Nr. KatO. the New Minister Finds
himself Hampered.

Yokohama, Nov. ga speech made By
Nr Hato, the newly appointed ministe-
az foreign affairs, indicates that japan
nnjs herself involved Il the same di1i-
Guilty IN the diplomatic maneuvers nov
progressing In China that she underwent
IN her military operations Just as the
supposed necessity Tor concerted action
caused The disastrous delay then. SO this
country finds itself hampered hv having
20 wait upon the action 81 .he allied now
srs with all the lmpoSsihnitv Of IRE p
coming TO an agreement
The enormous commercial trade which
it has at stake in North China. as we'll
as the patriotic sentiment which wiz IA
aroused upon the least eucroachmeat
upon SIS rghts in orea VIII make il ~
cumbert upon The western powers 10 bs
very cautious about sighting the couns Is
ot The nation holding The balance 81 pow
er In rhe ORIENT
Comment IS rife and much syupa.h
exp essed concerning the aI1u1s. inp-ssi-
ble task Imposed upon Count Won Wal
dersee in China While he is ura-tscs rs
lett without command or SUFFICIENT au-
taoriry 10 enforce It. Russia. France
Japan and America PRACTICAL ignored hi.
credentials and numerous runo-s s-e ~ffs
that he has asked for his recall.
Population OF Washington state
Washington. NOV 2S-The population
~ the state Of Washlng-on. as of5clsllq.
announced to5ay, is 5S1e as a~sfrs-
s=aSaQ in lSa0 This IS an increase o.
las IA or a 2 psr cent
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-11-29

N-LCI II-No-
Flour-Dull and unchanged.
Wheat-No. 3, 66Q70c; No 2 red, Ulk0
re
Corn-No. .. 4047c.
Oats-No. ?. 2274 csc; No. white, 2654 a
26a4c; No. white 2pad2ikc
Rye-No. 2. 47049c.
Pork-Mess. per bbl, 81. 121kG1125
Lard-Per 100 lbs, IS .S5d6 o.
Short rib sides Qoose). S. e077 30; dry
sailed shoulders (boxed). 57 d6isc: short
clear sides (boxed). S6.70d6.S0.
CIoer-Contract, SO
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-11-29

Turn Your Liver While You Sleep.
The famous remedy for all stomach, liver and
constipation Ills is IR-So-TABLOES. They
actually stir up and turn over the livsr while
you sleep, and you awake looking and feeling
ten years younger. They are a neyer-failins
sure for sick headsch- At all druggist
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-11-29
GRAIN AND PRODUCg MARKErs.

CHICAGO.
Chicago, Nov. 28.-The leading futures
ranged as follows:
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-01-22
GEN. ROBERTS sTATE>MAHsHIr.
OderS EclhtiVc to the Treatment of the
Dut,h-CoIonIaI> CoTuplimented.

OderS EclhtiVc to the Treatment of the
Dut,h-CoIonIaI> CoInplimented.
cape Town. Saturday, Ian. @U.-Lord
Roberts. purp0siug not to ALLEVIATE the
Cape Dutch. and to see that the mill
tary respects the rights of non-Com.
hatantS. regardless Of race or SyY4a-
thieS. has issued the following order:
The commander in-chief wishes 10 i'm
press upon all officers who may 1T any
time Bc in charge of columns ur lie
tachcd commands the grave importance
Of doing all iU their power for peace by
good and conciliatory treatment and
10y Recurring compensation for the peO-
pie of the country in all matters af-
feCtiu@ either their own interests or
those OF the troops
In all eases where supplies of any
kind are required these must be paid
for on delivery ana receipt for The
amount taken. Officers will be- held
responsible for the Observance % the
rule that soldiers are never allowed to
enter private houses or to modest the
inhabitants on any prstCNt whatever
and every prcrautiou must Ice taken TO
suppress loorinC or petty robbery by
persons connected with III" army
When supplies are absolutely neces-
Sary for the subsistence of the army.
and tine inhabitants are unwilling 10
meet such demands. commanding OH
GERS may. after having satisfied them
selves 10y careful personal inVestIga-
iion that such supplies are necessary
and available. order these In such case
10 he taken 10y force. full receipt there
FOR being given"
Recognizing the importance Of colo
NAL troops Lord Roberts has author
iZcd the formation Of Il complete di-
vision Of colonialS under General Bra
baut- II j. intended 10 raise in Cape
Colony additional mounted irre-UlarS-
As further mark OF favor Lord Rob
CrtS II j. said. intends 10 select bis own
body guard from the Culonial>.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-01-22
House Proceedings Brief.i.

Washington. Jan. 22.-Taylyr chair
man OF the Roberts investigating com
mittee. presented To the house Satur-
day the majority report of the commit
tee. III favor of excluding Roberts. \
minority report signed by Littlefield OF
Maine and DeArmOnd was also pre-
sented. which favorS admitting Rob
ertS and then eXpellng him. \ joint
resolution was adopted appointing ex-
Secretary of State Olney a regent of
the Smithsonian institution. Another
resolution adopted asked for infOrma-
ton relative 10 the power canal around
81. Mary's rapids, Lake Superior. White
of North Carolina presented Il petition
against lynchinG. asking that il he
made treason. He wanted il read. but
Richardson. the Democratic leader. OBJ
jcctcd. EulogieS were pronounced on
the late Representative Danford. of
Ohio. Adjourned.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-01-22
Do the Beers AS the British
Advance Toward Lady
smith.
A HARD SUNDAYS FIGHT.
Though With Superior Equip
ment the Invaders Move
Slowly.

SPearman's Camp. Natal, Jan. q
-Earlv Sunday morning Warren
commenced the fanking movement on
the extreme left Of the Boer position.
The infantry advanced at , along the
irregular Tabamyama mountain which
ends at Spinokop. The British care
fully worked along the hill until
within 1000 yards of the command
ing kopie, on which the Beers were
concentrated, concealed behind i'm
mense boulders strewn thickly over
the hill. The artillery opened the
attack and the batteries worked con-
tinuuuslv, pouring tons of shrapnel
among the Beers, who devoted their
attention to musketry firing on the
British infantry. The Beers stuck to
the rocky Businesses with the greatest
tenacity and at the conclusion Of the
day the British had only advanced
across a few ridges. The Beers ap-
parcntly have few guns and they dill
little damage.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-01-22
RENoU>CED HIS INHERITANCE.
German of SobIe Family Who Had Mar
rIcd an American Girl.

Toluca, lis. Jan. 22.-Four years
ago Miss Mabel Canim. 4 wCll-knuWn
society girl. met and was married 10
otto Won Schar%lcr. He. although
Miss Canin did not know it at the
time. was the eldest son of Baron Won
SchaeglCr. whose seat was at Castle
NornbaCh. near Munich. Germany.
lie had been lieutenant of lanc"rs i'll
the German army. but had surrendered
his commission ana came to America
several years previously. Shortly aft
or the marriage they went To DaVcn-
port. Iowa. to reside. There they
lived IN quiet.
Recently Il cablcgram came announ-
cling the death of the old baron and
calling the son home to assume the
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-01-22
THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.
Latest News of the Day From Washing

tom.
Washington, Jan. 22-In the in
vestigation of the charges of brib-
cry against Senator Clark, of Mon
tana, today. two witnesses were ex-
amined without developing anything
sensational, and adjournment was
taken until tomorrow.
Washington. Jan. 22.-In the SEN
ate the resolution of Rawlins, of Utah,
into the extent OF the practice of
polygamy in this country and the
action needed TO suppress it, was
passed.
Pritchard. of North Carolina, advo-
Gated his resolution relative TO the pro-
posed amendment to the constitution
Of North Carolina, which he claimed,
would disfranchise many whites as
we'll a. blacks.
In the house the session was de-
voted To the consideration of the Dis
trict of Columbia business
The president nominated Col. Ran
dali, of the Sth regulars, and Col.
James Bell, of the 27th volunteers, to
be brigadier generals of volunteers.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-01-22

validity of The act: when the American
people supposed that pOlyGamy had re-
Ceivcd its death blow; vixen no man of
the many whose cases went to the
United States supreme court pretended
the provisions against polygamOuS
marriages were invalid-with all these
facts .n>iSIcnily before him Brigham
II. Roberts tool, another wifc-his first
poIyGamouS wifc-Celia Dibble 10y
name. who in the following twelve
years bore him six children.
Married in Defiance of Law.
This second wife he married in de
finance of the Edmuud>' law. He Spat
upon that law: he declared 10y his act
THAT lie recognized no binding rule up
on him OF law of congress: he de
Clared 10y il that %" recognized Il higher
law. The congress uf the United States
WAS tu him an object Of contempt. The
supreme court of The United States
might declare The law for others but
not for him lie laughed AT itS futile
DEGREES and >puyued it> admonitiOns-
The executive. which had declared in
solemn messages its qualification that
polyGamy seemed gone forever. he de
iiedand de>Vi>ci OF what consequence
10 him WeT" laws Of congress AMI de-
ClaTationS of the highest court and pro
carnations ot presidents against his
sensual Interpretation OF a sensual DOG
-rSF
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-01-22
wARREN's BATTLE \ VICTORY.
Opinion of One of the specials a the Front
-CunlidenCe ia Butler.

London. Jan. 22-The Daily Telc
graph has the following dispatch.
dated Saturday. from Spearman's
Camp: General Warr-n'S forces have
fought Il deliberately planned and sue
Cr~>ful battle. This important engage
mrnt occurred 10 the west OF SpiOn kOp.
and practically resulted in our secur-
ing the rough table land which con
stitutod the key of the Boer position.
After fierce cauuouadr had been di-
rcctcd against the eucmy's lines for
some time the British troops assembled
near an cminence known aS Three Tree
hiIl. which forms the center of semi
circle of crcSrS. crowned with the
cnemy'S works and some six miles
long.
Steadily AMI with great dash the
British infantry went forward in the
fac" Of Il heavy fUsillIde from MaUScr
rifles. Soon after midday the battle on
the hill became furious. and from 3
in the afternoon until = the fire from
both cannon and rifles WAS extremely
heavy. Point after point of The enemy's
positions we're seized Dy the British
troops, and eventually the BUer right
broke aud was forced back toward
SpiOn kOp.
Our force X biyouacking upon the
ground 1t cdpIu.cd 50 galIauuy. Dur
inS the action today ihr enemy brought
iuto play new guns, one OF which was
er confessed that u" murdered Moses
the matter. In rUdayS lighting our
losses were trifiing. but the Beers >uf-
frr"d heavily. While General Warren
WAS fighting his engagement an ct-
fCctUal demonstration WAS proceeding
at Pot=ictcr's drift. The cncmy'> posi-
tion near there being Vigorously sAclIed
by the British batteries
y dispatch 10 The Daily News from
Potgictcr's drift, dated Friday. Jan. 10.
says: The spirits of the troops are
greatly raised by the conviction that
General Euller now has a thorough
grasp Of the situation. A. the force
has left the railway transport difficult
io> are being experienced. The rivers
are often flooded. and what were a
short time ago trickling streams are
now deep torrents"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-01-22
FORWARD. THE WORD.
British Forces steadily Advance on Their
Road to the Relief of LadysmIth.

London. Jan. 23.-NcstcTday was
quite a record day at the war office.
As if anticipating important news the
authorities announced Oh Saturday
that the Hobbies of the war Office
would be open throughout sunday. and
Ihe knowledge that "a great cTu' ial bat
tie was proceeding brought Il coHtiuu-
Gus stream of inquirers Of all classes.
Some gloomy fOrebOdinCs were caused
10y the bulletin announcing that nearly
three hundred had been wounded. but
in general chocry confidence WAS eN-
pressed in the success Of General Bull
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-01-22
PRO-BOER MEETING.
Earnest Addresses by DIstIn guished Men
at Washingto0.

Washington. Jan. 22.-At n pro-Boor
meeting called ny the Irish societies
here laSr night. and held in the Ford
Opera House. three senators were
pTcsent-Allen. Mason ana TillInan-
aud fourteen representatives.. The Brit
i>h government was r0Undly de
nCunced. Allen Of Nebraska was bit
ter against England His most remark
able words were: Il hope that the fate
which j. metcd out 10 her Englandi
Will be the reward of any nation which
seeks 10 deprive and oppress people of
lis liberties whether il be in the plains
Of South Africa or the Islands of the
soa." Intervention TO the point of war
with England was loudly demanded
by speakers
To make paper tireproof nothing
more IS necessary than7to saturate the
paper in a strong solution Of alum Wa
ter. and when thoroughly dry il Will
resist the action OF Fame.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-01-22
"R0AST" FOR ROBERTS
House Committee That Investi.
gated His Case Comes Down
Hard on Him.

fakes Two wives Since Such Acts Were
CHlawfuI Even in Utah. in Addition to
His Lawful >puuse-Declared Unfit and
Unworthy To sit in the HouSe-What ii =
said bout Giving I'D the Last Two He
Has Married.
Washington. Jam 22.-The two re-
ports Of the >pecia! committee invest!-
eating the Roberts case from Utah
We're presented TO the house Saturday.
They both agree unanimously in one
thing-Roberts must 20. But they dis
agree as 10 when The ma jority de-
Cldres he must 20 before he has ar
rived. aud the minority that he must
go aftcrward. In other words the ma
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-01-22

Springfield. Ills. Ian. 22-Professor
!. ii. Freeman. assistant state super
intendent of public instruction. was
badly injured yesterday afternoon. As
he was leaving the state house 4 loose
horse became euian@icd in Il wire
which had been stretched along the
driveway 10 keep people off the lawn.
The wire in some way was wrapped
about FreemanS legs. throwing him
TO the brick pavement. His head struck
with great force. cutting 4 deep cash
and rendering him unconscious. Al
though painful. his injury is not con-
Sidered serious.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-01-22

OF plural marriage. But the law can
not free me from obligations assumed
before il spoke. No power can do
that. Even We're the church that
sanctioned these marriages and per-
formed the ceremonies 10 turn IT'S back
upon Us and say the marriages are not
valid uow and that ! must give these
good aud loyal women up. III be ID
if / would"
The committee adds that Roberts
acts necessarily render him
unfit and unworthy TO be n member
of the house
The case of Roberts, OF Utak, comes
up in the house tomorrow. The vote
will be taken Thursday afternoon.