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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-03-15
Thomas Tucker County.
THoMAs. March 4. Iooo

THOMAS, March 3, 1900.
EDITOR ARGUS -
AS the Office goats digestion has no, been
retarded any by my note will come again.
The Davis Coal & Coke Co., is sinking a
shaft at Henry, Grant county.
The smallpox scare has extended up here
in the mountain, tbut the PHILIPPINE itch has
not yet arrived)
Mr. John Wilson of this place. who has
been working at Tunnelton. returned home
few days since.
. The Close Mountain and Leadmne
schools go out to-day with an entertainment
at both placesin the evening.
Circuit court will convene at Parsons
March 5th. They are trying to get the new
court house ready for use this term.
Mr.. George Polling. of William, made
flying trip to St. George few days ago.
Did you see your best girl, George
We are going to have newspaper in our
little town in the near future, so the people
away from here can read about our town.
The protracted meeting at this place is
doing good. There has been a score or
more of conversions. The ministers in
charge are Revs. Westfall and Meredith.
X. Chahey is putting up saw mill at
Henry, Graz: county, where he has pur-
chased tract of timber on the Maryland
side of the Potomac. Success to Mr.. Chat
fey.
The school at this place is progressing
very nicely at present. The teachers in
charge are A. f. Michael, Principal; ] l..
Fortney, Assistant; H. l.. Shaffer, Ist Int /;
j. S. Shaver, and Int; Miss Alice Deiiz,
Ist Primary; Miss Stella Adams, end Prin.
Success to TIE ARGUS.
TrcKEprTE
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The Baltimore & Ohio railroad
will run another special excursion
to Washington on Thursday, April
f2th, at one fare for the round trip,
tickets good for ten days and on all
regular trains. This will be splen-
did time to visit Washington and
spend Easter Sunday and sec the
egg rolling frolics Of the children
on the grounds around the White
House. That has gotten to be an
annual festival that attracts much
attention, and then Congress will be
IN session aud it is the best time in
the whole year to visit the National
Capital.
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White, W. Va.
TUcKERIrE.

EDITOR ARGUS:
John Calhoun says nineteen hours rail
roading is enough for him.
Rev. Koch closed his series of meetings
last Sunday, with good results.
Our school is progressing nicely, under
the management of Miss Mollie Spiggle.
Geo. Santz has moved to William to get
out mine props for the Thomas Coal & Coke
Co.
J. Z. Wotring says that Joseph Lipscomb
and II. -. Deuisou have some Of McKinIey's
ideas Of expansion.
r. II. Enoch IS in CIarksburg purchasing
new saw mill of Hart Bros, for this place.
Luck to you, Bob.
w. S. wo,ring disposes Of his personal
and real estate property to-day and leaves
for Morgantown as a brickayer.
Jerry Dsnison is talking strongly of pur-
chasing lot in the wiles Addition of North
Morgantown. We are sorry to lose YOU
Jerry.
Q We understand that the Keystone Man.
ufaciuring Company contemplate moving
their mill from Sell to this po'nt, to manu-
faciure chair backs.
We have concluded to send to your pa.
per few items. The health Of our com
munity is good, with the exception Of Mrs.
A. J. Miller, who has bad case of eryesip-
elias.
If this don't choke the goa, or staId the
''devil'' we will come again.
CRUcRR
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A PIendish Attack.

An attack was lately made on c. r. Col.
lier Of Cherokee, Iowa, that nearly pro yed
fatal. IL came through his .kindeys. His
back got 50 lame he could not stoop without
great pain, nor sit in chair except propped
by cushionss No remed helped him until
he tried Electric Bitters which effected such
a wonderful change that he writes he feels
like new man. This marvellous medicine
cures backache and kidney trouble. pur6es
the blood and builds up your health. Only
soc at Lenharps store.
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ried while away, viii have my own to wear
Easter Sunday and We can go out for
walk. Your poetry was beautiful, Just ex.
presses our sentiments, don't il. Terry,
darling, please write me some more ground
hog day, but perhaps you had best stay in
that day, IL the sun is shining. My dearest
Jerry, don't worry about that ring. have
one at last. For time has smiled on me as
well as your sweet self. My fellow Dick,
who went over to Manila, sent me a beau
tful diamond from over there. expect he
viii either be killed by the rebels OF cap
iured by some of the PHILIPPINE girls, SO
will just tell people that you got me the
ring and save your credit, pocket-book. etc
Don't you think will make very eco
nomical wife
was so glad when you sgned yourself
James Boy" as am going to lay siege to
your dear little heart in earnest, and the
ancient ''Siege of Troy" will not be in il
with the modern siege of Troy. Now write
me real soon. Write grounding day while
you are staying in. From your loving aud
conhding, JANE r.
p. S.-(Parting Shot. )-I just received
note from my home over a, Rodamers tell
ing of the death of my uncle Timothy
O'Rafierty; rest to his soul. So will leave
on the afternoon train for that place to at
tend the scakc. Will return in few days,
as life would not be worth living away from
my dear old pet coon.
Two heads with but single thought,
Two hearts that beat as one;
Both by Cupid caught,
After long hard run.
Your TANE
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j. x. Grrrison, Cashier Of the bank Of
Thonvillc, Ohio, had been robbed Of health
BY serious lung trouble until be tried Or.
Kings New Discovery for Consumption.
Then he wrote "It is the best medicine I
ever used for a severe cold or a bad case Of
lung trouble. always keep bottle on
hand" Don'i suffer with Coughs. Colds. or
any Throat, Chest or Lung trouble when
you can be cured 50 easily. Only soc and
sToo. Trial bottle free AT Lenhar's store
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some times fortune, bui never, II you
have sailow complexion, a jaundiced look,
moth patches and blo,ches on the skin-all
signs Of Liver Troohles. But Dr. Kings
New Life Pills give Clear Skin. Rosy Checks.
Rich Complexion. Only zs cents at Ten
harris store.
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DIR. j. II. WATSON,
DENTAL and ORAL SURGEON.

:, Regular graduqte Of llaltimore College OF
Dental surgery aud Post Graduate OF the DR.
Lutz College OF Crown and BfidRo work of
COLUMBUS, ohio: Inventor OF tho Air Cell sys
.seem oi Ieeth without Palate in the Roof OF the
60 Teeth Extracted Positively without pain.
Cold and Platina Alloy Killing. warranted for
ton years. 30 cents. Solid Gold Crowns and
zine Gold FILLING Speciality As we'll az the
treatment OF Chldron's Teeth, which cnn he
hardened and saved, whore mere mechanical
Dcntist with their tinkering would fail
AZ nom from tho LIST till the 10Th OF every
month: ~ BrucetOn once every two months
from The 18th til tho last. March. May July
dates. A '"'
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All doctors told Renick Hamilton, Of
West Jefferson, Ohio, after suffering fS
months from Rectal Fis,uls, he would die
unless costly operation was performed !;
bas he cured himself with Buctlen's Aro:ca
salye. 'he best in the World Sares, Pile
cure on Earth a5c box, ct Tenhar,.s
.,.tt
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ALBERT A. BROWN, 01T
LIVERY AND FEED STABLE.
Travelling Statesmen a Speciality.
Rigs New and First Glass.
Terms Reasonable.
KINGWOOD, W. VA.
JOTEL FOR SALE.
THE JENKINS HOUSE
KfNGwooD. w. Va

VIII sell 40 once comfortable house
that viii accommodate thirtg people. Two
stables aud outbuldings wash and coal
house. Garden Orchard Of Good Fruit.
Grapes. Lot fo8 feet front, ia fcct back 10
alley, two good wclls-thc best of water.
Has good trade Terms sssoo
Call on or address the proprietor
3m WM M. JENKINS
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No. 55. fast train west in the evening will
stop ~ funneltor for passengers In place ofNo
otaken on but must be tagged.
No. n Is the regular accommodation
going west and stops at all stations
Trains marked 3, stop regularly, and trains
marked =, are hag stations. other trains do not
STOP. I'M ScHRYvBu,
=. Gen. Passenger Agent
D. D. NARris. Manager Passenger Trafsle
Al. BoNAFfELD. Ae't at Tunnelton
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the best contentment has" Set, however
noble In mind, no man of woman can have
perfect conteptmcnl without physical health.
The blood must be kop, pure and The stom-
ach and digestive organs in good order. The
best means Tor this purpose Is Hoods sarsa-
pafiila. L promptly cures all blood humors
and cfupiious and tones up the system.
TIE fsVor.ie csthari,r L Hoods Pills 4sc
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DIR. G. r. SILvERwoOD,
ID Il It's RI,

VIII be at his Kngwood oilice In
tho AIBRIanrsIiurLprNo from ist to
18th OF each month.
:, AT his Terra Alta Office in the LAaB
buILplNq, from the 10th to 22d iucln-
s,ve, each month
10" ALI CLASSES OF DrNrAL WoRK
DONE.
SATIsFAcTIoN GUARANTEFp.
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CA - T 9 RrA.
Bears ne a Tie kInd you Have ilssg B0sqh
''',s'''' &zHzZ1zS
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PHYSICIANS
RECONTNTEc~D

p
for The weak and run down system Wine. his.
Aoy % brahdy Of tho best quality quality
must DC considered FIRST; Whcthcf you obtain
quality or not, depends entirely from whom
{2u yuy. pc secret Of our success has tcou
,nat We sell quality and treat one an al alise.
we cncr Tho cnoico oi the below brand guar.
antccd pure and over six Years aiI af 81 % rof
inli quart OF SIX quarts for 500
FINCH, LARGE, MT. VERNON,
SuCkE MER DtLLfNG ER,
SlbSONi OVERHCLT,
BRIDGEPORT, THOMPSON.
eRANpFATHER's cHfIcE,
4 whiskey qaarantscd yoafs ola 60 per
eal; ~ GO p or mil order Of $500 or over
We OoN ard ship promptly. express charges
prepaid.
hafo no agents to ferec cUt W.. 4cnd
ortcrs direrf and save money
ROBT. LEVIN g. CO..
TkLEPHos b, gf3g. al WAvEn er
Opposite B & O. Depot.
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3. &c q. TINE TABLE.
Taking Effect Nov. 10th, 1893.
EAST BOUND.

The new 'Tlyer" No. H. leaves Grafton AT
$50 D. m. and Is due at Newburg at si8:
Innheiton 1852; Row lesburg 7:45; Terra Alta
cOmmodation and stops at ali stations.
WEST BOUND
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Connects with B & O. Train 4sataaap
N. for the East and ss a. s 46 D. m for the
West
Connects with 3. q o. Train atz4sa.
M for the West and Train u AZ ~ * or
the East
Train viii wait go minutes no Tunneitou
" necessary for y 4 o Train
Train will wait 70 minutes II nc cssary
for b 4 @. Train t5
II HANsr Philadelphia. pa
General Pass Agi
NJ. TENpLErON.
KiDgwood Cen MsnsKer
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The West Virginia Northern Time
Schedule

~ EFFECT NOVEMBER 70. 1909
SourH-Read Down Nonru- Read TN
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-14
Rome Organizacje.

Zwiazek Sokof6w Polskich W Amery.
ce. e. w. Reichel, s~ekrstarz, SO Park
st., Chicago.
Zwiazek Mfod1iezy Polskiej W Amery.
ce. FIR. T. Woiowski, sekr., 712 w. 20th
St., Chicago.
Towarzystwo Centralne Polek. - Kon-
~stancja B~ytohska, sekr., 786 w. 18th St.,
Chicago.
Klub Pstrjotyczny Polek. - Wiadysfa.
wa Chodzihska, sekr-, S86 Armitage Ave,
Chicago.
Zwiazek Polek W Stanach Zjedn. Am.
P6fn. Sekretarka L. Wofowska, $50
w. 18th str, Chicago, Ill.
Tow. Polek Gwiszda Zwycieztwa No. /.
- Anna Neuman, sekretarka, 82S N.
Ashland ave., Chicago, Ill.
Zwiazek Spiewak6w Polskich W Anne
ryce. - Sekr. r. L. Gwizdafa, P. o., Bay
City, Mich.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-14

sieszay wynosi Is Ct, z ezsgo tsw. Wy.
plaza wsparcis W chorobis. Cisszao sic
s}awa czteroletniej i chlubnej praoy,
upraszamy jak najuprzejmiej wszystkis
rodaczki, kt6rym dobro w}asne ley ma
sercu, ably PROFESSIONALLY do naszyoh
szereg6w.
Ma rooznem posiedzeniu, odbytem
8-go kwietnia, obrano nastepujaoy Ia
Rad: Szymahska Wiktorja, prez.; Gla-
"a Jadwiga, wiceprez.; Bytohska K.
K~onstanoja, sekr. prot; Rymer Pelagja,
sekr. fin; K~ledzyhska Pelagja, kasjer-
ka. Szpera J6zefa, Wikohska Emilia
i Czeohowicz Helena, rada gospodar-
GA. Nagiel Paulina, Sobieska Leoka.
dja i Kuster Malgorzata, komitet Ia
baw. Laudon Gabrjela i G6rska Fran
ciszka, marsza}kowe; Kasprzak Maria,
oh~orazyna. Maska Maria i Degehska
Maria, asystentki do c~horagwi. Wszel-
kie korespondenoje tyozace sic wyzej
w~ymienionego towarzystwa prosze wy
sy}ac ma reoe sekrstarki Konstancji X.
B~ytohskiej, 1856 w. II st., Chicago, Ill.
Powr6t.
Dowiadujemy sic z ~otrzymanego z
Krakowa listu, 70 znany powszechnis
W Chicago DR.. w. Sieminowioz, po-
wraoa W miesiacu sierpniu do Ameryki
po dwuletnich studjach W uniwersyte.
taoh europe jskich.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-14
PosxukfHsnfa.

1aryanna . Wieczork6w xukowska, lat
okofo 80, iona mo5a, 2 Sampolna, CUB. ka-
liskie5, przybyfa p"dobno lat tem1 diva do
Brooklyna, N. T., gdzie jakoby po dfuzszej
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-14

chorobis smaria. Ktoby o nieJ miaa jakal
wiadouo1c, hub 1eSli lyle - ona sama, nisoh
MICHAL EUKOwsKI SIS s2nd street,
Chicago, Ill (21x28)
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-14
Kronika m~iejscowa.


OSlooZculo AdrZ4uu.
DIS, W czwartek, dnia IA b. m, ed
bedzie sic regularne p~osiedzenie Ia
rzadu Centralnego wv. N. P. W domu
Zwiazkowym. Poczatek o godz. 8 VIE
czorem.
n Dziennik Narodowy.
Rozwijajacy sic coraz lepiej ,,Dzien-
mix Narodowy" stall sic juz si1a pierw-
szorzedna W prasie polsko. amerykah-
skiej. Ola o~bjasnienia akcjonarjuszom
obecnego stanu interesow, zarzad tego
zwiazkowego przedsiebiorstwa zwo}uje
ogolne posiedzenie ma sobote, dnia Is
b. m. o godz. 8 pc pol. do domu Zwiaz-
kowego. Many nadzieje, re posiedze-
ME bedzie liczne.
Ludnos6 miasta.
Wedle obliczenia tymozasowego g.
numeratorow, miasto Chicago liczy o.
becnie 2,O46,912 mieszkahcow. w
przeciagu dziesieciu lat ubieg}ych lud-
nose podwoi}a sic p~rawie, przybylo bo-
WIEN, jak obliczaja, $4,000 nowych
obywateli! Niediugo Chicago pre-
soignie Nowy York i dorowna Londy-'
nowi.
* Jezyk polski W szko}aoh.
Jeden z cz}onk6w rady miejskiej wy
chowania p~ublioznego, czech @. R.
Walleck, rozpocza} godna poparcia a
gitacje "a wprowadzeniem W szko}aoh
p~oczatkowych nauki jezykow tych ma
rodowosci, kt6rych przedstawiciele sta
nowia wiekszos6 uczni w szkole. TAX
nap, wedle projektu p. Wallecka,
W szkole i'm. Kosciuszki PREY Division
ul., gdzie dzieoi polskie stanowia VIE
cej niz SO procent %uczni, powinien bye
wyk}adany jezyk polski, W szkole zas,
gdzie przewazaja dzieci czeskie, nauka
jezyka ozeskiego powinna bye wprowa-
dzona j t. d.
Dzielnego czecha powinnismy po-
prze6 wszystkiemi si}ami!
n Wyjazd.
Znany artysta-fotograf, p. Jan Idzi-
kowski, przez ktorego wykonane toto
or fje Modrzejewskiej, Hofmana i in
nych osobistosoi znanyoh ogo}owi, sta
nowia prawdziwe dzie}a sztuki, opusci{
Chicago W zesz}y poniedzia}ek, udajao
sic ma wystawe paryska a ztamtad do
Warszawy. Pan Idzikowski wystawi
W oddziale amerykahskim wystawy wy
Dor wykonanyoh przez siebie roznoko-
lorowych fotografij, kt6re mielismy
sposobnosc ogladac. Jestesmy pewni,
re nawet PREY konkurencji pierwszo-
rzednych firm europejskich, fotografje
to zajma miejsce wybitne i otrzymaja
zaszczytne odznaczenie ma jake zas{u
guja.
Pracownie p. Idzikowskiego Tnabyli
ma wlasnosc p. p. Augustynowicz i A
damkiewicz.
Sejm Polek.
We wtorek, dnia IL b. M, rozpocza}
sic hall Pu}askiego p~ierwszy sejm
Zwiazku Polek W Stanach Zjedn.
Model a tax sympatycznej organiza-
eli zasy}amy serdeczne: Szczesc Boze!
y Centralne Tow. Polek.
Centralne Tow. Polek ukohczy{o ID
Il - :4-.~-.. L.
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POsiedzenie delegation ObchOd,

POsiedzenie delegat6w Obch0d0
wych
ma po}nocno-zachodniej stronie miasta
odbedzie sic W sobote, d. 80 ozerwca o
godz. 8 wieozorem W domu Zwiazko-
wynn. Uprasza sic 81. delegat6w o sko-
lektowanie cd swych grup Pc $1.OO ma
pokrycie koszt6w obchodu Majowego i
wniesienie ma tenn posiedzeniu do kasy,
gdyz rachunki musza bye z~ap}acone
jaknajpredzej.
S. Z}oczewski, prezes.
j. J. Chrzanowski, sekr.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1900-02-23
Personal AND POLITICAL.

Prohibitionists OF the Fourth dis
trict in Michigan nominated Rev.
James Hamilton, of st. Joseph, for
congress.
Wisconsin republicans will meet in
Milwaukee March 81 to select delegates
at large to the national convention.
Platt, Depew, Roosevelt and Odell
will be New York delegates at large to
the national republican convention.
John V. Storm, 90 years and two
months old, died at Fishkill, N. Y.
Arkansas republicans will meet in
Little Rock March 90 to elect delegates
to the national convention.
Illinois prohibitionistsw will hold their
state convention in Chicago June 26.
Gen. Edward c. Williams died at his
home near Shamokin, Pa, aged Ss
years. He was the first volunteer to
be mustered into the service of the
union in the civil war.
Miss Sarah Porter, head of the ia
nous school at Pennington, Conn.,,
known as Miss Porter's school, died
at the age of SIS years.
Judge Richard A. Buckner, the old
est and one of the most famous law
yers of Kentucky, died in Lexington,
aged sc years.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1900-02-23

Five thousand Filipinos attacked the
American garrison at Daroga, island
of Luzon, at night, but were put to
rout after burning the town.
Brig. Gen. Alfred L. Bates and Brig.
Gen, Bell, with the Fortieth and
Forty-fifth infantry and Keeer's bat
terry started from Manila to drive the
rebels out of the province of CANA
rines.
Jude Philippe, an employe of the
French ministry of marine, is charged
with selling secrets of the French
government to foreign power. He
has escaped.
census of Manila shows a popula-
ton of 100000, including $1,000 Chi
nese.
Dispatches received in London report
fierce fighting was in progress between
the armies of Gen. Kelly-Kenny and
Gen. Cronje. Gen. Cronje was falling
back on Bloemfontein. Advices from
Natal indicated that the Beers were
shifting about Ladysmith and were
preparing to either divide forces in or
der to meet the new movements inau-
gurated by Gen. Roberts or to abandon
the siege of Ladysmith altogether.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1900-02-23
FOREIGN.

Three Massachusetts, soldiers of the
Twenty-sixth regiment U. S. V. were
captured and tortured to death by in
surgents at Balinag.
A dispatch received in London from
Lord Roberts says that Gen. French
and his troops have arrived at Kimber-
ley. Lord Rosebery, in the house OF
lords, declared Great Britain was in
life and death crisis, with Russia an
open enemy and other nations showing
little friendship.
Lord Roberts has succeeded in push
ing considerable British force over
the border into the Orange Free State.
Gen. Cronje's army seems in consider
able danger. The latest news causes
fresh hope to rise in the minds of the
British.
Four well-to-do residents OF Mont
Carmel, Can, were killed by the cars
at crossing near Three Rivers.
In eight months $4,000 Japanese
have emigrated to Hawaii.
England is filed with joy by the
news of the relief of Kimberley by
Gen. French's flying column. Lord
Roberts thinks the Beers have left
that part of the country, but in some
quarters Gen. Cronje is thought to
have deliberately allowed Gen. French
TO enter Kimberley so as to cut him
off from communication with his COM
mander in chief.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1900-02-23
A WEEKS RECORD
ALI the News of the Past Seven
Days Condensed.
HOME AND FOREIGN ITEMS
News of the Industrial Field, Personal
and Political Items, Happenings
at Home and Abroad.
HOME AND FOREIGN ITEMS
THE NEWS FROM ALL THE WORLD
CONGRESSIONAL.

At its session on the 14th the senate had
the financial bill under discussion. An
amendment providing for an International
bimetallc commission was defeated. A bill
to punish violations of treaty rights Of
aliens was favorably reported. The house
considered the executive, legislative and
judicial appropriation bill, the army ap-
preparation bill (s111,I ,I00,36D was reported,
and a bill was introduced to reduce the in
ternal revenue tax on beer, tobacco, cigars
and cigarettes.
In the senate on the 18th the substitute
for the house currency bill was passed by
a vote Of &c to 20. A favorable report was
made on bill for the establishment of n
military post at Des Moines, Ia....In the
house the judicial appropriation bill was
considered, and during the debate the
Philippine question and civil service re-
form were discussed. A resolution was in
troduced for information concerning
charges made by ex-Consul Macrum that
his official mail had been opened and. read
by the British censor at Durham.
On the 10th discussion of the Philippine
question was resumed in the senate,
the bill providing a form of government
for the territory of Hawaii was read, and
conferees on the financial bill were ap-
pointed. LIN the house a resolution pro-
viding that no polygamist shall be elected
to the house or senate was favorably re-
ported The senate amendments to the
financial bill were disagreed to and con-
ferees were chosen.
There was no session of the senate on
the 17th....In the house the civil service
appropriation, which was stricken out of
the appropriation bill in the committee of
the whole. was restored by n vote of 1923
to n. The legislative, executive and Ju-
dcial appropriation bin was passed and
u favorable report was made on the bill for
constructing the Nicaragua canal.