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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-07-16

John Golobie, candidate for register
addressed a meeting in Bear Creek
aownship Saturday night. e. P. Nc
EAbe also spoke.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-07-16

George Dickinson Of Woodward has
been pardoned by Gov. Barnes. He
sas Sned SlOO for selling beer without
y lieenre, and being unable to pay the
fne was jailed
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-07-16

To Have the reputation for max
and ing the best bread
To Hold That reputation can be
accomplished only by us
Tag @ c and Cream Flour. Made in
Guthrie.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-07-16

Ramsay Bros. are moving into the
new Billiogsley block.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-07-16

Prof. DeBarr, of Norman, and Miss
Cora Belle Reed, of Port Huron, Mich.
were married on the 9TH inst.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-07-16

FOR rent-One southeast room and
one northeast room, both nicely fur
nfshed. 800 K. Noble ave.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-07-16

Gslushs A. Grow, father of the free
homes movement, has been invited to
spe. in Oklahoma August 8.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-07-16

y The expenses of United States Mar
shAl Bennett's Office in the Northern
Rsstriet of the Indian Territory for the
year ending June 30 were about $780,
AOn
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-07-16
For Rent.

To q small family-The Stevens
property, All east Springer, first door
east CT \. =. Cheadle's residence.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-07-16

We have some great bargains in wal
DApers. See ad elsewhere Liilie IL Co
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-07-16

got can't come, write for c. C.and
O. Am -four. Made in Guthrie.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-07-16

II is different where they both love
And use G. c. and Cream flour made in
6nthrie.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-07-16
For Rent.

TO a small family-The Stevens
pr lperty, AT, east Springer, first door
east of n. f. Cheadle's residence,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-07-16

Rammocks at cost at Lilies drug
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-07-16

Two trains daily on the Choctaw be-
tween Howe and Ell Reno. See agent
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-07-16

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. LOCAL MELANGE. "
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-04-20
EASTERN UTAH
ROBBER KILLED.
Shot to Death by Sheriff Preece's
Posse While Oefying Arrest,
A DESPERATE CHARACTER.
Relieved Go Have Been one ofiho Out
laws who Held Up the 4. y. Train
I'm Wyoming Last Year.

There was much interest In Salt Lake
official circles today over the reported
killing IN eastern Utah yesterday OF
a robbcr supposed to be Flat Nosed
George" Whether Doe IS one OF the gang
that held uD the Union Pacific train at
Wilcox Wyoming last year, is not
known. though some incline TO that
opinion.
The robbers death was the result OF
being detected while on cattle steal
ing expedition. j. appears that some
member OF the Webster Cattle COM
pany observed two men defaclng the
brands on their stock The cattle COM
panys representative took them sc-
yerely 10 task but instantly found him
self covered be- couple OF formidable
revolvers and docamued. In making
his hasty departure De met sheriff
Preece who. with a number OF men
was IN search OF cattle thieves a brief
consultation followed and Sheriff
Preece and posse started In pursuit ana
ran onto the robbers on the banks o.
Green river
Sheriff Precce ordered them TO sur
render and one OF them cried out 'Tn
never do so." and leyeling his sun on
the sheriff nred at him and then broke
into a run. For sIx miles the sheriff
and his posse pursued the fleeing fugi-
tive and after about thirty-nye shots
had been exchanged enc OF the thieves
ZEN dead with a bullet hole through
his head. His pal escaped The dead
mans body was put on 20 a pack horse
and conveyed 10 Thompson's Springs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-04-20
SIX MONTHS FOR MELVINE
For Having in Hs Possession Burglar In
pements,
Be Changed Iiis Pies o. Guilty, Hop
ing for Leniency, and Got Fun
Extent Of the Law,

William Molvine, the companion Of
Edgar Marshall. the supposed murder
er of Mrs Creech. was today taken be-
fore Judge Timmony 20 answer to the
charge OF having ia his possession burg
lar tools
when the time arrived 10 plead Mel
vine decided Go change bis plea OF not
guilty 90 that OF guilty but wished TO
assure the court that De found the
Jimmie and didn't know what It was.
1.-THE court rs satisfied beyond a
doubt" said Judge Timmony chat you
dId not end that Jimmie ] believe you
are a man who carries such implements
and for the purpose Of using them TO
get into peoples houses It IS the
courts intention 90 give you AN the law
allows" Mdy.ne was then sentenced
20 six months go the county JAIL
IL is understood that no action VIII
Doe taken against Melyine by the Butte
officials. although they were quite sure
OF making some kind OF a case against
him,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-04-20
LATE LOCAL NEWS,

Al Oberg. the young man whom the
News" reported some days ago as hav-
.np deserted his wife and home re-
turned unexpectedly yesterday. The
only excuse De had 10 offer was that he
wished 10 teach his wife q lesson. What
ever the results OF hts absence may
have been his wife bias forgiven him.
ana The two viii resume housekeeping
where they len on
The Cuunington company filed an
amendment 10 its articles OF incOr-
porauon today Increasing its capital
stock from $4,000 10 ilj0000 divided
into 800 shares OF the denomination OF
500 each. The company Incorporated
on May g 1885. for nifty years
ghe trust deed Of Mary Emma Van
schoonhoven and q. III. Van Sohoon-
hayen 20 a w. Yates on November %,
1897. 10 secure note Tor $1,000, WAS re-
leased today The property morigaged
faces south on Third street, near the
corner Of A.
John H. johnson and Charles J. John
son. natives Of Sweden. but now ~ Salt
Lake. were admitted 10 citizenship By
Judge Hlles today.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-04-20
Water ON Public Roads is Deep
Enough 10 Swim a Horse,
EyERYBRlDGESW SWEPT AWAY
Terrible Condition Of Affairs in tho
Great FLOOD IN Pearl
River.
Afternoon Dispatched

New Orleans. April -5-Adylcos from
Pennington say Pearl river has reached
its highest mark since 1884, Today the
timber booms commenced breaking up,
and thousands OF dollars worth OF tm-
Der has noatei out 90 sea. AN business
ON the river IS az staulstIu
The water has reached the first floor
OF all stores along the river. AN the
steamboats, are lying at their wharyes
with steam up 60 ease OF emergencies
Traffic of aIl kinds is suspended and
the water SIS sim rising Every bridge
from Pennington to Logtown has been
swept away The water IN the public
roads is deep enough to swim O horse.
People living on the Louisiana side
have been forced 20 abandon their
homes and flee 10 the Mississippi side
Tor safety
Hundreds OF heads Of hogs and cattle
have been drowned Deer and other
game are swimming across the river at
every available point
All farms and gardens win have 60
be replanted
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-04-20
Commerce., Circles In Constantine.
p Io Approve U. S, Position,
WANT DEMAND PRESSED.
Opinion that Other Powers should
Follow a Firm Course la Deai-
ms Win Turkey,

Constantnople. April 20-The firm
attitude OF the United Star govern
mont regordlng the claims of Americans
for losses and ma 3eics in armenia ls
entirely approved in political and come
mae.al circles and Sc ls hoped that the
United states win scad,asIy main
lain Dos demand such a course being
,he only one likely 20 succeed.
q is thought that en- ha powers
should follow The same course not only
concerning iHdemn.ties but also with
REGARD Go the Increase OF duty
Negotiations regarding American In-
daWn.ty are now being conducted n
Washington. owing Go the presence
there of United states Minister Sr1us.
When ;he prohibition against Ameri-
can pork was issued lloyd O. GIlscom,
American charge d a1aires. adlrese
an energetic note % The porte.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-04-20
Soldiers in Philippines to be Pro-
yded in That Way
NO CATTLE NOW AVAILABLE
Refrigerated Beef Not Good Boys
WIN Have 90 Rely on Beef
Roasted at Home,

"a , H.H
"4''.''7 'o''' -'p''' -'
"''N' o'''''''' nave Os1u ''''''''' .,
i'so'' 10 .'t use VI .'''''eN '''''
for the subsistence Of the army ln the
Philippines This Is due 90 the fact
that 60 is absolutely essential that the
80 " ,-,',.1.-..., ..'.. - 49,.
soIuIeIs shall De AelNeu WIN 81 .'' '''.
because OF the imposslDlllty OF proN.d-
ing refreirerator beef or cattle on the
no 49, .,,,,,,, ,.,sitiors yyl,aD
''oi
The bulk OF the army was located al que
seash0re and al easily accessible points,
,t,.r, ,.,. OIL, .tle.ri,s g., DrovfGfng
,,.,..-
lhein WIN iIesh Hle'l'' 'u' 0''''''''i'
have now changed ana tRc army Us
scattered among 1850 points I'M various
...,,t,..f,..,. d., .,.,, ,,.r,.
P"i 70 10 '''0
ot them al consileIabir Instance ilo''
the nearest shipping point There are
no, c,,ti, .,,.,u,hl. and the rafrIgaratad
.s $500, 49,.
ueeI "hIch mas HeIe'o'''c 'o' ''l'N '''-
principal basis OF subsistence Tor the
troops cannot be preserved IN good con-
,,,t,, i..,,,. ..,,,,,,i, o., ,.oct, many M the
H'''''' WIS ''''''S''
island posts
Consequently Il became necessary 20
,,oL Gov SOM. stital,la substituta and
tts TO-, roer...,, .,,r.5 roasf baaf v.ss Inc
0,iy thirg fonr1 IN moat tbe require
,r mon '''7 ~
1sf tt.,,. f.,. tts. ft-s ,,t,,. ori-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-04-20
THE CONGRESS AT HOUSTON
Speschmaking Continues Today on Trans
mississippi Affairs
Appropriation Asked for the ~ Louis
worlds Fair In 1908 More
Resolutions,

Houston. Tex, April 2o.-The first
matter before the TpnsmssissippI con-
gross today was the address Of e. b.
Perkins.
The list Of permanent members OF the
conference was read, after which Mr. A.
+. Prouty made @ speech. and was CIV
en- a vote of thanks.
Gov. D. r. Francis presented the mat
ter OF the 81. Louis Worlds Fair and
was heartily appauded,
Ex-Governor Francis OPENED his re-
marks with a review OF some length,
covering the changes wrought and the
progress made during the century
throughout the world and especially In
the territory OF the Louisiana purchase,
He declared that the country had seen
Incompatible Industrial development,
DO advance OF constitutional govern
ment in broadening me rights Of man,
in alleyIating the suffering and better
ing the conditions 0f humanity and eN-
tending and cemcnting the bonds VI
universal brotherhood.
"The entire civilized world the
speaker said. els in closer touch today
than different sections OF this territory
were with each other when Jefferson
bought IL OF Napoleon.
The speaker declared that the Chicago
Worlds Fair was the most illusuious
the most beneficial and the most reach
ing IN ms results that the world has
ever seem Governor Francis then re-
lated what had been done 20 further the
proposed exposition TO be- held tn ST.
Louis in 1903 90 commemorate the cen-
tcnnlal of the Louisiana purchase,
which Is already familiar to the gem
eral reader and added.
"A bin has been introduced In the
Senate and the House Of Representa-
lives providing for the recognition OF
the Exposition by the government Of
the United States and pledged an app
pr0prlati0n of S5.000Ol0 in ala thereof
such appropriation To- Doe made when
81 Louis shah have raised 10000 900 DO
aid Of the exposition, but not 20 be
available until the ten millions fur
nlshed by ST. Louis shall have been eN-
pended 10 the satisfaction of The secre-
tary OF the treasury no time 10 20 be
lost in TACT % viii demand the most
propitlous circumstances TO complete
preparations Tor 1903 II the requisite
money were already secured We must
have favorable action az this session OF
Congress of the project win probably be
abandoned by ST. louis
In closing. Governor Francis asked
the Trans mississippi Congress 20 app
point a committee of Eve or ten 10 ac-
compquv a delegation from ST. Louis 20
washington 10 appear before the Lou
islana purchase celebration committee
an Aprl 90 90 advocacy of an appropri-
alton of Sa0OO0 900 20 ala OF the Loulsl-
ana purchase exposition.
a very strong resolution favorlng the
appropriation by Congress was adopted
a The afternoon session The commit
toe on resolutions presented a further
report.
Iohn q. Weber. OF Buffalo. presented
The plan OF the PaR-American EXPOSE
ton.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-04-20
LYScHERs WE'RE ANGRY.
Hanged a Negro Criminal After He
WINS Shot.

Bluehcld W. Va, April 2O--News has
reached here that On Wednesday at
Tazeweu, 20 miles west Of here. John
Peters colored assaulted Miss Katie
Richie "a white girl 10 years OF age. ana
escaped. Bloodhouu3s were used ana
he was captured. Shortly after mid
night masked men stormed the JAN and
secured the negro, who confessed. A
rope was placed around his ne\k and ha
was dragged 900 yards toward the
woods. Bullet after bullet was fired
into his body while be was being
dragged. and before the Woods were
reached he was daad The body was
then hanged 20 a tree,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-04-20
PETIT JURORS SUMMONED.
Twenty five Names Drawn from the
Jury Box Today.

The following twenty-five names were
drawn from the jury box today OF
persons required 70 serve as petit Jurors
ln the criminal branch Of the Third dis
uict court during the May term.
George H. Horne, A. J.. Hamlln,
Joseph T.. Edmunds, George C. GrImths.
Alma C.. sadler.Wnllam Roberts. Chris
topher Diehl H. /. \ Culmcr ]. j.
Walton. u. J. Wills, Henry r. Evans.
Amos Gotham, Jacob J.. Held. Charles
81. Lees. Charles L. Castleton. Ephraim
q. Cooling. Robert Bridge. David Lau-
mcr aud Robert Dye AN uf Salt Lake
City George Wiidlng IT,. Hunter, Jas.
a Muir. Granite. Emil r. Sch0anfeld.
Brighton. James l. Turner West Jor-
dam william Broker. Granger. Arthur
stamer Ir. sugar
The venire is made returnable Tues
day, May lst.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-04-20
rrensnrc nm - snhmItted.

The remainder OF me testimony IN
the case of j. r. Richardson against
The Treasure IAN Mining Company
continued from Wednesday was taken
before Judge HIlcs today and the case
submitted. Five days Was rlNgu each
side to Ole points iu authorities.
The suit was to require certain stock
holders 90 pay unpaid subscriptions 90
the capital stock of the .nsu.Nant core
p0ratl0n. for The benefit of Judgment
and general creditors of The Treasure
UU Company
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-04-20
A DOUBLE BEREAVEMENT.

Friends vm sympathise with Mr. and
Mrs. AIya Butler of Granite ward over
the death Of their two children, Jennie
Dean and leo Eugene. The cause of
death was vho0pug cough and pncu-
monla. The FIRST uamed passed away
yesterday ana the latter Just four days
before The little ones were grand
children ~ Bishop AIya Butler Of Gran.
lie ward. Salt Lake county.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-04-20
PLEADED Nor GUILTY.
One OF the Principals Accused OF
the GOcbeI Murder.

Frankfort Ky, Aprl 2o--When the
'4efs at ,h- circuit court were read
aN morning al names announced as
'''hs been indicted yesterday We're
.l ey ta. clerk but the name Of
N. ~. 3 TAYLOR was not mentioned.
D.. .."H0IHsaIth's attorney asked
lt. henry b. lou,sey. one Of the men
.-'.'el ls principals Ga the assassin
w pr Gov ioebel be arIalgned inn
Nil... Ih0 court ordered Youtsey
.-N. H'. the court room. The In
... Has read 20 Youtsey, who
.9l.i not guilty
.i....n Hts entered for bail and the
'a'..t "as set for Monday. April 30.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-04-20

Frankfort. Ky, April 2o.-The court
officers refuse to make public whether
or not am indictment has been found
against Gov w. s. Taylor, and &c is
not known whether O bench warltnt
has been issued The officials also de-
Cline TO state what steps 10 any are be-
ing taken 20 take the Republican gov
eln0r into custody,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-04-20

O''aRa Ont. April 2O.-Hon. sydney
s'sf minister OF agriculture. received
gram from Lord strathcona.
. -,'.i4 high commissioner In London.
+.- la the foot and mouth disease
. ','eI DOB American cattle al Dept
4. ' was communicated 20 Them from
tt't.hlne herd being carried by
end therefore there was no
N t. ior prohibiting the shipment
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-04-20
Jumped from brooklyn Bridge.

H l9rk April 20.-A well dressed
i1f-. IF spans from the Brooklyn
pe..t l.' lhg East river about two
~. .ht afternoon She alighted
Ell i. ..l near the center OF the bridge
.fr5 come way got over the railing
fy . I Roy. ,ge leap. She was picked up
I, ''ll but 80 as not known Vet
'"..her -he was injured
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-04-20

London April Glowing to the ava
-a,ae ot criticism Of the play the lord
a-m..r'an BIAS ordered a further in
aaNsa.'lu " the text OF the piece VA
a n0" played here. with a view
COM pairing 30 with the copy origin
t submitted The possibility OF the
XII SESSION. OF "Zaza' is minated by
'As Ness Iare.s.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-04-20
Burnett Gets a job.

Chicago. April 90. f. Burnett
guard of the University Of Chicago
eleven IN 1895 and named as a member
on the CAN American" eleven, today
received notice Of HE appointment 90
be chief coach az the Leland stan
ford University. Mr. Burnett VIII leave
for California next Friday.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-04-20
PASS NICARAGuAv BILL.
announcement THAT itwnI be Done
p3 The House MAY and2

p.,i..'...N ,on April 90 -Representative
st.it,,l, IN charge OF the Nicaragua
rrrr,.--'. l, announces that definite ar.
h. EN- ,ni has been reached by which
n Al.,. -lu Pc considered by the House
'''E and and passed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-04-20
Ended Pleasantly at the Koutsford
Last Evening,
TWO EXECUTIVES DEPART
Two Others VIII Leave Tonight-Aus
other Organ Recital To-day Trip
TO 'aitair This Afternoon.

HH u
Of Wes,.r, STATED .is o,,- 40 49, =,
them G.rerr,r er,,.,, 80 ,,--,..s w
coverr.. p..t,.l. 80, - - 80
parte5 f,r ,,..,. 49,. ,.., . ,'',,,,7,
two NOR. c...,r.,r 49, - -, -.
braska and IT,. M e,r,t 49, -.
tonight
Governor w.r. h... ,.r.,..., ,.,,...,s
prince of entertainers curing me So
journ in Salt Lake Of hIs brother guber-
majors he has seen Go &c that when
business was not engaging fhslr alton.
ti,, ,r.t .,.,.. hoe. a..
'" '"""H '''o
I'iNH 'l interest nom which salt Lake
.s famous ana given Information that
must OF 7s....it,, l,. ~ ,..t,,. e.. .hor,,
g,,
ITO carry iAit 'I lh' qay was spent IN
a carriage drive. a visit Co the Taber-
nacIe. where another impromptu pro.
,.r,,, ,,.,.s ..,.t.,..i 49,.
'' u'1 "eilEht anu
benefit oi the visitors. This afternoon
President Snow placed private car az
the dlsDlsal ~ Governor U,sls ,ybo toni.
"''V
me visitors and "a small party Of friends
out tO SIIt8ir ON the 2.l5 train The
invited guaafs Vsre. Governor ana
A.. p...... A.. 49,.
''.' ''''u"" "o'll''''
Lee Hon. w. :. Mccormick Hon. Thos.
Kcarns capt Frank Jennings and wife.
colonel g. 5 Burton ana wife, Walter
j. Beaue and wife w. b. Dougall aud
wife and few others.
THEIR WORK FINISHED.
After dfsposioo Of tina ,,i1 land ,,,,ss-
.t-........f-...s.
w" ,.iuay ol.fi lI'9h' lHe governors,
'I'.' .'"N' 'p'N NP lie sulJ'ct
W. le'i s.'s7 'ad lolase Tor ava
l'nua "uu lt.e,' he result or eN
"''', a'.g e.aas,a secutsu
IoHi EuIof. asa thl AIIlca, on the
NSHte iaul7 on .lt C.it.u states was
lel'lle' y, ny N'9l' u. ."alds en- otA-
"u1 '.' ~ l'l. U.ltl uia' 'ue
uelai lI,i.Hl ol abIl'ui.I'e -h"lla pay
Ial'tlni.I lltt.uou ~ lhH SUBJECT ma
i. ~ nv l'el !" ltH 'lllpls l'.iils i1i niaA-
ing all N,-,ssil5 yApsl llnenl-
oiiH..'7, ontl ugi'olho. ui Washlls
tVu, lN'l 4ug.u 'Hr iV"v"'Ns l'solu-
u1'l vino" was 'N"i'-' ny UNANIMOUS
=, i,esol''. I''al 'l's wv e-.I'lallFes w
,. uli-' ~ llDll '"'l ",il .' s-iill'al l'
9Iole ug iI.s.,u w "sIN luI all W.
i.'''i.,'al ,,I" ~ WI.
iloIas'uUs forage pants Oh 'he ara
JANUS ..-z
VIII 'LI' A'Ni''
,o %V orlsr '' yo'o5 ' M. ' 1l 1ne en
r,osert g'ba, bs soiJ. ~ fssl mo- ma
''"N "'-f"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-04-20
New York Democrats Convention.

New York. April 20-The New York
state Democratic convention has been
called 90 meet ln This city juno ON.
The convention is 90 select % delegates
20 the Democratic national convention
40 Kansas city.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-04-20
,...,, Committee Agreed That
Mr. Clark Shall Co.
.nrvgER ON THE FINDINGS.
-. consIuslon il the same -- DIFF
e...n,s. of opinion Defer the Mat
Ger an Aner she Quay Case

.,f,~,5n April 20.--It was Intend
',.flamssung Of the Senate COM
,lrss on privileges and elections today
....r.5sr ths report Of the committee
/. ,ss case VI senator Clark Of Montana
...r.r. 20 the recent changes made
'.,ts ny, ID was found impossible to
900 t ior presentation today It
Seem. probable that no meeting
,4nb. had before Monday
~ssr5.argment win render Il prac-
,,.rg impossible TO dispose Of the case
/. ,ss Senate before the vote is taken
n che QUAY case. as some senator's had
.,r.....i a desire TO have done, but
,s.eIsarusral understanding about
n. senate mat an questions on this
.,, vu De- settled by Senator clark's
Training from voting in the quay
5fase.
The principal difficulty in agreeing
rro q report is found 10 the treatment
,ss episode connecting the Montana
rrn. court with the clark contest
.rts-s one also some differences as TO
IN. methods OF treating Congressman
csrrbsIsanI sx-State Senator White
4ss connection with the case.
4 The majority OF the committee Ia dis
ssl to use the testimony concerning
b. state court as strongly corrobora-
hgs OF DE general charges against Mr..
HONS while Senators Pettus Harris
rl Ncrouas take the position that as
here vasro proof connecting Mr.. clark
.tf na alleged approaches TO the
rr hF testimony should not he used
desired iy ODE majority There Us an
tr.r .n progress To- adjust these dluer-
dfr..s % opinion. but N this is found
inra.uatIa the three senators mem
fnl gu while agreeing In the gem
fa yarll. express dissenting views
Cr its point
4 There IS aisl "a possibility ot dissent
.tra tte methods of Campbell and
NhtHs lu no event win there be
Iry division 8s % the recommenda-
Bon hl' tbe seat occupied by MI
C8Is shal Doe declared vacant
Zoe parts Of The report upon which
ihra W.l De uDanimity ~ opinion are
those dealing with the general charges
tgahst Mr Clark General stress IS
lli upon the testimony concerning the
business dealings with members Of the
legislature such as Mclaughlin. Woods
tll Warner and the present 20 Mr.
Day and 40 the acknowledged use OF
lr- sums of money. Considerable at
iHlon is'gyen 90 the fact that Sena-
81 Clark committee disregarded the
Jaws W thg State in failing 90 make
Reports of expenditures IN the cam
.laW lH tine matter of the Whiteside
Exposure Including hIs handing over 10
'its State $4,000 alleged to have been
lal by oarks friends for votes. there
4 % frank avowal Of difference of opin-
.01
4 The incident therefore is related with
.tH any specific conclusion as 20 It's
Fearing 0n .he results.
10 Mako Milo. Lieutenant General