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win Reneat His lie ,eurc.

Rev. William J. Birmingham vii rf,,
n Al lis lecture on sIreland in America.
n the basement Of St. Mary's Chnreh
Ais evening at the request Of Rev.
George ]. Kelly. This is the, lect,' {,
which be delivered in the church hall
St. Joseph's on the Brandywine on Sur
dav, March 70. and which made slch
f,vorable impression on the large audi
encr present. An excellent muscei pre-.
gram has been. prepared by Choristsl
fButler Of st. Mary's Church.
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Nearly 100 Years old.

An old family Bible which is in the
possession OF Mrs. Annie Lyons, wife of
patrolman George Lyons, OF No. 293
Walnut street, has been handed down
ffssm;1 fam; t and f. has 6tf noW tp aRqssRRbhs aRqssRRbhsff Of her
into Ter possession. The title page bears
thg inscription; "The Old Testament
Translated out Of the original Hebrew
and with the former Translation l1.il'
gently compared and revised, together
with the apacrypha, done by the specia1'
command OF his majesty, King James
Of England. Philadelphia. Printed 10
Mathew Carey, No. lis Market street
October 9th, 1902
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ro occnnr Ford BuildIng.

To-day the occupants Of the new Ford
building will begin moving into their
new quarters. Those who will occupy
the building are: Economic Insurance
Comy yany, Gilpin 4 Company,J. Harvey
Whiteman, Christopher L. Ward, Will
liam Rush, Arthur w. spruance, =
Dali. Janvier, p. L. Cooper, c. b.
Evans, spotswood Garland, I. Bayare
Heisel, William Michael Byrne, Rober
II. Richards, l.. Irving Handy, Herher
.. Rice, Dr. 7. E. Veasey, George l
ovalt, Frank Il. Carswell, Delawar'
Coroorators' Trust Company, Northwest
ern Mutual Life Insurance Company
! Milwaukee
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fNNG IN BAD Straits
klief Must be Speedy or it
E Will Seen be Toe Late
for 6arrissa.
ARMED Beers SURRENDER
Kruger Sends Personal Appeal to
King Huinbert Asking Him to
Help End the War.
Other News Frem
ssSs South Africa.

London, March 1S.-NIafeking is now
the only point Of British anxiety, ant
gconcerning this place the public mind i.
distracted between hopes and fears. Th,
truth is, the little garrison is in the dires
straits, and relief must come in fey
days or it will be too late.
hA al news agency dispatch from LobatS
dated March - says: Railway and tele
graphic communication is clear to Pitsa
sni, The Beers have evacuated Sekwani
iretring in the direction of Rustenburg
rl'he relief of Mafeking may be expected
ut any time
It is understood that General Butler
will soon resume aggressive operations iii
Natal instead of leaving this role exclu
J sivcly to General Roberts. This is owing
10 the instructions of the government
that the war must be prosecuted TO a con-
Y clusion with the utmost vigor and energy
Z at every possible point in order to release
the bulk of the troops for possible service
Elsewhere.
F8 Free Staters Tired of Fighting.
Z, Striking indications are coming to hand
OF the utter collapse Of the war. SO far
as the Free Staters and rebel Cape Dutch
are concerned. Besides those who already
< Rave surrendered or announced their in
tention of surrendering TO Lord Roberts
in Bloelnfontein, hundreds of armed
4 Beers along the Cape Colony border are
giving up.
l5A Many Beers in the fierce of Command
ant Olivier, near Burghersdorp, have sur
rendered to General Gatacre, and = dis
patch declares that Csmmandant Der.
mehl has sent into the British camp fsl
some one 10 come quickly and accept tAe
& surreuder of himself anl fierce.
W kruger Appealed to Humbert.
l The Beers are evidently still eaaeavsr
Ing to induce one or msre of the powers
to assist in bringing absut peace with
Great Britain, and President Kruger ha'
N even gone so far as to send personal ap
peal by telegraph to the king of Italy t.
Il use his influence with the object Of put
fffng au end TO the war. -z.s------
Assistant Secretary Webster Davis ha
arrived at Naples from Pretoria. Al
Though he considers the Boer cause hope
less. he believes a desperate resiStahc
y will be offered TO the British troops Wic
thcy cross the Naal river.
1t The deportation of General cronJc an
his staff to 50. Helena i, being prGteste
npainst liz tEc Dutch iemenr III Car
(oony. Sir Alfred Miner says the rei
son for sending the prisoners away froi
Sauth Africa is hceallac the British n
~ thuritics are EnAllc To find Sliihclel
.na,t;. for them III the Cape.
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Clever Oriental Quartette.

The well-known Oriental Quartefte
conducted jubilee song service in Y.
al. c. A. hall sesterday afternoon before
the largest audience that has attended
the Sunday afternoon meetings for a
long time. About 300 men were present.
This auartette is becoming q big attrac'
tion to the music loving people of vii,
mington and they never fail to give good
concerts. On Tuesday evening they will
give grand concert in the gymnasium
room OF the association.
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Three Ycars on a wheel.

William Reyman, Of New York city,
who has spent over three. years in going
around the world on bicycle. was IN
this city on Saturday. He is known as
the lone cyclist." He left New York on
February IS, 1897, and expected to be :
back by last January l, but was delayed
on account of bad weather. He has beer
through England, France, Germany and
Russia. He rides solid tire vince
weighing So pounds and carries paci
containing 700 different articles.
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Automs billing as a Fad.

Automobiling has not yet become
widely spread fad in Wilmington but ON
fair days one can see four or five of these
nntty little affairs on the boulevard.
Mrs. Alfred DUPONT has single-seated
drag, Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred d. Warner
haye little low phaeton, and as soon as
the weather permits G. P. Miller-Runl-
ford will be about in his new ''auto''
mail phaeton.
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smoke toiTrainmen.

The Order OF Railroad Trainmen at
tended services in the Delaware Avenue
Baptist Church last evening. Rev. John
Shape delivered On eloquent sermon on
&''The Journey OF Life-No Excursion
5Tickets Sold"
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Two Circles to Meet,

The Watchful Circle OF Kings Daugh-
ters will hold its regular monthly meet
ing this evening at the home Of Mrs. W.
w. Anderson, 600 West Seventh street.
Sunshine Circle will also meet tonight.
Ite meeting place will he the home OF
Mrs. Wood, $40 West street.
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GFNFRAI CHAYTOR WND|CATES EX-COLONEL W|ckERSHAM

thought your efforts and insistanee that
the matter is now in such shape that we
trust it may be possible for the various
men entitled thereto to receive their
proportionate shares Of this fund.
Yours very truly,
GARRETT J. HART,
Adiutant General n. q. ID.
ANDREW G. GRAY,
Judge Advocate General n. G. d.
The following retraction was made by
Colonel A. D. Chaytor:
''In your paper upon Wednesday, Feb
ruary IA, 1900, appeared all interview
with me concerning the delay in pay
ment of the enlisted men OF the n. q. ID.
who attended the celebration upon the
unveiling of Washington Monument IN
philadelphia, III the tpring OF ls94.
There appeared this Interview
"A. d. Cliavtor, assistant quarter
master general OF the regiment. said last
night that the money would be pald IN u
few DAYS. 4 received the money SAID
! Col. Chaytor, and turned it over to- Al
iutant General Hart. He rquested Col
! opel Wicseisham three times to nv
knowledge, to give him . list OF the
! names Of those vino attended the cele-
[ bration so that the money could be palo,
but to this day he has NOT done 1t. 1
3 took the matter upon myself and wrote.
to every captain, and now have list oil
all OF those who attended, and the money
Il will be sent in few days. There was
s not 500 received from the city OF Phlla'
! delphia.
. II retract that part OF lie above state
: ment which refers to Colonel Wicker
o sham, as it ie absolutely false and with
s out foundation"
: Respectfully,
d A. D. CHAYToR,
$ A. Q. NJ. G.
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St. Patrick's Day in This City.

Quiet celebrations of St. Patrick's
Day were observed in this city. There
was mass IN the Pre-. Gat, G ,heassal 4ee-
der of IIibernians held their celebration
in the Grand Opera House, at which the
orator was Rev. Nicholas Ward, OF Bal
| timore.
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everything was green and beautiful. We
saw great number OF orange groves.
The trees are small, about the size oil
peach trees. Some groves Nele ripe
while others were just in bloom. We
couie neil their pei lfume for miles,
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Exciting Pool Contest.

An exciting pool contest took place
Saturday night at the Warren A. A.
Carney Hitch defeated William Abb
berger by one point. Nearly 20O persons
witnessed the conte st.
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On the Marine Railway.

The schooner Annie I. Bailey is on
the marine railway at the shipyards OF
the Jackson u Sharp Company, A
number OF repairs are being made to
her.
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Entered for Phila. Tournament.

Morris Singles has entered in the los
class for the Philadelphia Amateur Ath-
leGic Tournament, which will be held on
Thursday. He is member OF the war
rem Athletic Club and will weigh IN at
lis pounds.
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The Weather Forecast.

The in,iicat' ons for today are that
FAIR, warmer, variable winds Will
pr1vaii.
The sun., 1900-03-19

e. A. Laws, of No. 1907 Lancaster
avenue, father of one of the boys, has
received the following letter from his
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-04-02
CAPTAIN LEARY's RECALL.
His Propensity for Issuing Decree,
SHid 10 he the Cause.

Capt Richard p. Leary's propensity for
issuing DEGREES or general orders in his
capacity as Governor of The Isle Of Guam
is believed by several officials to be the
real reason for tie decision Of the Govern
meut 20 recall him. The Navy Department.
which has immediate jurisdiction over
Guam. will not admit that much officially
The Departments explanation of the or
der for Captain Loarys recall is tina, his
regular togr OF sea and foreign daty will
De about completed when he returns to the
United States. Ir Is known. however. that
some OF the radical changes made by the
American Governor We're not approved by
the Administration iu Washington and will
De resciuded by Captain Leary's successor,
Commander Seaton Schroeder In addition
90 the order abolishiug concubinage and
making marriage compulsory, Captain
Learv issued another decree prohibiting
public celebrations OF saint DAYS. This
last order was not endorsed by the Admin
istration and viii not be permitted to
stand
Between August 10. 1890 and February ?.
1900. Captain Leary issued fourteen gen
eral orders Copies OF all Of these have
been received al the Navy Department, but
for some reason all except a few were Kept
secret There is much Of interest in some
Of thcSe orders and 10 is plain from their
provisions that Captain Leary believes in
legislative correction Of evils.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-04-02
THE BRIGHTWOOD RALLY
Bryan Supporters Preparing tor
the Mass Meeting.
Promise OF General OntP"urinE of
tbe Friends of the NcbrnSknn-
Sentiment for an lH>truci"d Deie-
CATION From the District Growing
-De>erting the Norris Element

This evening the Executive Committee
,, ,boso !, Disrric, roli,ics who desire
~ .,.,oa,t.s he SON, IN ,be Democrats
-, con,.o,fo, ,,rsdged ,o vote
80 yy,IIior, Prvsn viii meet at BRYAN
be,douarters 1909 PENNSYLVANIA Avenue
Co.. tto rurnoss of compIe.ing details for
~. -. r,oo,i,,o a., he held fomorro.
.-,.., nan
AIshl at "' 's"'"
This rally meeting at BTighiWooa "hl'A
has heeu called ubon the request of the
-..t, n.r,,c-,,s rf,fr, f, that mart of
.t,.:.
lHe ............,
approval OF the mo'emeh. i'' an I"7''"'''"
delegation. Will be addressed hy many
-.-,,.,r.. ,.-or,ipsrt hotb In national and
,,.,.. .r.
local poIlucaI aH'''S' D."
number are Hon. John Robinson, OF Ne
t,rasLa. Hon Jobn : Rhea OF Kentucky:
,.tt,+, r,,,.. ,r VIRGINIA and
MN ,,--.,.,
iloN' H'"' ~
The general sentiment ia bIlShl"oou
against James |. Norris and those few
-,i,, lain, g., ,,,r,...ssar,. ia sand fr
"Ho '''i'
structed delegates TO th' 'o"N'"''""
uronises TO crowd the hall With Nr Bryan
,-i.,ds
eliza. ,,..,,,,.r,,. of
+Ii''"7' 3" '''''
BrightWood SIGNIFY lhth iN''"i'"" '' '"l'
for the instruction of delegates said
,,,,,,,t,or Of the Rryap Executive Commit
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there ior the express purpose oI ueuoGH'
ing John IS lshl tor the ahsu'se ue iaV
u-eo against lAt .'''yo '"''ieu reo.'iN
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The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-04-02
REDUCTION OF WAR TAXES.
Mr. RichnrdSon's Plan To Put the Re.
pubIicnns on Record.


Representative Richardson the minority
leader has a resolution before the Com
mittee on Ways and Means calling on the
Secretary Of the Treasury for information
o.. 90 a.. ,,,o,,,. Of -,,.,r,,, ,,ro5,,co5
- r.l,.s-,z-,.
10y 'H' ""l he'e'ue d''' -1i' i''eii''' isOH
expects TO call up this resolution before
the committee on Wednesday and attempt
10 have il favorably reported and then
s5rrf-5 by the Ho,isa Mr. Richardson
,.-,.-.-.- .,... ,.,. +,r.fr- a., irf+f.ti,., IN
r,--.,,,t..--
inns nl"'''i i' ''i' pi''' '''' i''
in a position where ihey VIII either De
compelled 20 support the democrats III
their contention thai the revenue should
be reduced or else oppose No. and IN either
case he believes The advantage would De
win the democrats.
secretary Gag mas Oesn 'epaIIHs So
Iil,es LOT some l--He as 10 .le pIooayIe W
sui l'I's Iol 'le '1I 'n, as eaI %nu .iie
a. ma i''' io'
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The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-04-02
AN ALLEGED BURGLAR CAUGHT.
George saunders Captured by Police
man Bergman After II Chase.

After an exciting chase. covering a dis
tance Of six blocks Policeman Bergman
Of the Eighth precinct yesterday morning
arrested and locked up colored alleged
would-be huusebraater who gave his name
first as George Saunders and then as
George Brown. Though the prisoner is said
to have been caught In the act Of attempt
ing TO force an entrance ar the grocery OF
George Portion At the southwest corner Of
Eleventh and T Streets northwest. the
charge against him is suspicion. Al the
conclusion Of an investigation now under
way. ID is likely the charge will be changed
TO hou-ebreaking with the strong proba-
biIiry that other charges will be added. u
Is said that Saunders has been positively
Identified DIS the man Who has been seen
acting suspiciously about The neighbor-
hood Of Eleventh and T Streets northwest
FOR several nights.
The police say that circumstances indi-
cate that the prisoner is he man who at
tempted TO force an entrance al the home
of Benjamin PCsjen. 1872 Street north
west about one week ago. On that occa-
sion The visitor was discovered al work
and was struck OF the head with a brick,
thrown bv Mr.. POsten from a seconds
window. Though knocked down the man
ESCAPED before Mr Posten could gel down
stairs.
Policeman Bergman found the prisoner
in the doorway VI the Portion grocery
When the man saw the policeman he beat
a hastv retreat Bergman fired one Shoi
af fh. fugitive and gave chase. Down
% Thirteenth Street went pursued anu
pursuer. with the distance between them
gradually ltssening. At Thirteenth street
rbe fleeing colorci man turned. running q,
gorrorsu Street where he again turned,
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-04-02
BRAKEMAN's NARROW ESCAPE.
FrcdcricI, Curtis Falls Between cars.
Hut Avoids the wheels.

Frederick Curtis. twenty years
old brakeman in the employ OF the
PENNSYLVANIA Railroad Company had
narrow escape from serious injury, and
probably death. while at work in the New
Jersey Avenue freight yards about )
O'Clock yesterday morning.
Curtis was assisting IN making mp a
train and after making a coupling was
climbing a car when he lost his footing
and fell. striking on the track, but es-
caped the wheels and sustained only slIght
injuries lie was removed TO Providence
Hospital in No. 4 patrol wagon and later
was removed To his home at bOt NInth
Street southwest.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-04-02
A SERIOUS FOOLS DAY JOKE.
The victim. Young Woman
IieNed to BE Dying

RTNGHAMTON. y. Y. April l.-As tfe
result of an April fool joke Edith Wairaeh'
of camden. who is visiting friends here'
is thought to be dying. Miss Nalrach. "ho
is ri5eteen years old, came to TINS Guy a
week ago to visit friends. In the FANNY
where she is stopping is a young man very
fond of practical joking. AT the DreahIdSl
table today. procuring a small i've nous
he nut il in an egg covering the opening
MIN MASTER of paris. This was brought in
win the breakfast. and when Miss Wal
rach broke the shell the liberated mouse
made its escape.
She gave o scream and tainted away On
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-04-02

EASTON Pa. April Thomas J.
Stewart. the young First National Bank
clerk and messenger who ran away two
weeks ago with $l.145 belonging to the
bank was arrested last night at Denver.
Col. He stll had $l.l5S Of the stolen
nancy Arthur Clemens. who Went away
with stewart. was with him when arrested
and was also taken into custody
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-04-02

BALTIMORE April Mayor Thomas
G HAYES. Of Baltimore. fell down flight
of steps at his home. 2osl St Paul Street.
la.t night and tFoke his left leg. lie had
lust returned from lecture and in the
darkness ntsto6k the stairway for his
library door and fell headlong
Mr.. HAYES will look after public bust
ness at his home until well enough to go
10 the City Hall.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-04-02
ACTION AGAINST WIGHT
Colored Citizens to Request His Re
mOval From Office.

Resolutions Adopted at 81 IyeeUm
Meeting DcnounciuE Che District
commissioned Jttcraucc~ and
Committee Appointed to Ask for
His Dismissal by the President.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-04-02
DIED.

HOYn-On Sunday. April !, 1900 al As a. u'-.
al the residence Of her son, George W Boyd. l2-l
New Jersey Avenue northwest. MARY T.. wido" OF
Jahu Clark Boyd.
Notice Of funeral hereafter. il
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-04-02
Contagious BiooC

Mrs r. W Lee Mont
romerv. Ala writes
90 several years ago !
was iuolul9tcd with
poison by a diseased
nurse W no infected
my baby and for SIX
long wears 1 suffered
untold miscrv. My
BODY wss covered with
sores and ulcers Sev-
cral physicia treated
me. but all to 10 pur
pose. The mercury and
potash they gave me
secmcd 10 add fuel to
tho awful fame which
was dcyouriug ne
Friends advised me TO
tvs > 8 ! began tax
lug it and improved
from the start and q
complete and perfect
cure was the Tesail.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-04-02
MARRIED..

FSUIENAN- -McCINLEY- on December -,
1.gp hv Dr. Green. rector of Old Christ Church,
OF Alexandra Va. MARY McGlNlEN Go ~
WIN H. EslIlENAN, both OF Washington. d. I.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-04-02
Stops the Cough
al .wnRI-s MI the G0tt

LAXATIVE Bromo-Quuiae Tablets cure cold in
oue dsy. Ne Cure. NJ Pay. PEios, ztc.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-04-02
CVIRE YOURSELF AT HOME.

- l of blood poison and actual experience IN treat
; # You can cure yourself perfectly and permanently
home and your secret is your own Should you need
- ;nforr1atiou or medical advice at any time, write to
49, ntvsiciaus They have made life study OF bood
diseases and will give your letter prompt ana caieul
attention Consult them as often as you Please We ma
no charge whatever for this service All correspondence
conducted in the strictest confidence.
Address
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-04-02

DR.. CLEMENS HAS REMOVED FROM
I4l1 II st. NV. 10 5lI 18Th st. NV The
electrical and Sprague hot-air apparatus
are installed. BY special arrangement with
the Sprague Company charges reduced to
s.. Skilled masseur in attendance. Sep
arate hours for ladies. Office hours 10
n IN tn 6 n m mhl6-lmo
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-04-02

being restored a spasm occurred and dur
ing the day she had three fits and the
physician who was called pronounced her
condition critical The doctor pronounced
it case Of exaggerated hysteria. brought
on by the sudden fright.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-04-02

A MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS
for the election Of directors Of the Wash
ington Safe Deposit Company will be held
ON Friday the 27th day Of April, A. d. 1900
Polls open at l. III. and close at l o'clock
u m SAM CROSS,
nhaq- -drngu2- inc en- Secretary.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-04-02
SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICE Executive Commit
tee for the 10Th annual session Of the
ImperiaI Council Ancient Arabic Order Of
the Mobiles Of the Mystic Shrine. to be held
in Washington the week Of May q, 1900,
begs to inform the advertising public that
no persons or publishers are authorized by
either the Imperial Council or Almas Tenn
pie to solicit advertising for any pros
pectus. booklet, programme. or any other
advertising scheme to separate business
men from their money. and are requested
not 10 give advertisements TO any such. but
10 dlscuuutenauce the same. FRANK II.
THOMAS, Chairman Executive Committee.
mh22 2G-au2 6q1I13
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-04-02
CONTAGIOUS BLOOD POISON

hcrnor rlraln and .f
flowed by
Decdued
in eyeTf fr
overdwh
high
soahou
the eamcd
Youm faithfully
cured 0ween TO
dongn work on
the ameo 5
Iet thoroughly particle " w
there cinerau o
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-04-02

Send for our Home Treatment book,
which gives a history OF the disease III all
STAGES and is the result of many years Of
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-12-11
OPINION CONFIRMED.

Decision of til" Federal supreme Cour.
IN the Minnesota -" ta~..
AsHlNGToN, Dec. 1.-The United
sfates supreme court has rendered Il
decision III the case OF Wisconsin, Min.
nesoia and Pacific railroad vs. Jacob L.
jacobson, III crrtr 10 the supreme court
OF the state ot Minnesota. lne opinion
was read by Justice Harlan. The opln.
ION ot the state court was affirmed.
lhc case involves the valultv of the
Minnesota state law requiring inter.
sectiug railroad lines cIo. sing each
other at grades 10 make ~ s. con.
meeting the two. Ike law was
attacked L pon the ground that il
Is "A violation of ,lc interstate
commerce G., iuse OF the state constltu-
ton. la tn case il was urged that
the railroad company might be deprived
OF "A long hani OF cattle and compelled
SO turn them over 10 an intersectlng
road II required 10 build u ''l" at Han.
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