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New-York tribune., 1900-01-14

Ladys Lord" which is the present attraction
there. will be presented tomorrow night again.
and on Tuesday night play called Brother
Officers" by Captain Leo Trevor, will be offered
The following will be the
Lieut. John Kinds V. CT william Faversham
Colonel Stapylton. ....... go. f. y Backus
Lieut. Lieut. Iaunceot Pieydeil First Guy standing
Lieut.. Earl OF Huntstanon Lancers Joseph Wheeloe r
Lieutenant Calverley..... -. .George, sylvester
Foxhall mess waiter'..'.' 'eorge @ ospouIne % I Jr
The Dean Of orchester er................W. H. Crompon
Jarvis Frank Brownlee
TSe TSee Baroness Roydon Miss Margaret AngIn
MFa a! Hammond Miss Lillian Thprssts
This will be the farewell week of Felix Schweig-
hofer at the Irving Place Theatre, and he will be
seen in two new parts. On the first three nights
Matthias Gollinger" four act comedy by Blu
menthal & Bernstein will be the bill. in which play
he will appear in the title part. that OF rich
Munich brewer On Thursday "Gebildete Men
sehen.' three act play py EIGs9r r Leon VIII h De
performances on Saturday.
Nat Goodwin Miss Maxine Elliott and their COM
pany continue this week TO play The Cowboy ana
the Lady at the Knickerbocker Theatre. They
are still attracting and amusing large audiences,
Flotovys Martha" perennial favorite with the
friends of the Castle Square Opera Company. will
be sung at the American Theatre this week. Miss
Adelaide Norwood will again portray Martha and
Miss Lambert will be the rollicklng wait
ing maid. Nancy. Miss Morgan and Miss Alma
Powell will alternate with Miss Norwood, Mr..
Stewart and Mr.. Casavant as Plunkett and Mr..
Roberts and Harry Davis Lionel Mr.. Moulan
will he Tristan and Mr. Meyers the Sheriff. On
Monday, January %. AT the Lower Harbor" a
grand opera in three acts will be presented for
the first time in this city. II will preceded at
each performance by Offenbaeh's The Magic
Melody; or, FORTUNES Song
This Is Miss Annie Russelfs last week at the
I.yceum Theatre Before closing her successful en-
gagement in Miss Hobbs" she will celebrate the
both performance of the comedy tomorrow night
when there viii be souvenirs. Miss Russell will
row play in the principal cities being assisted on
the tour. as she has been here. by Mrs, Gilbert
january 90 Charles Frohman viii produce a new
French play entitled THE Surprises Of Love al
New-York tribune., 1900-01-14
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New-York tribune., 1900-01-14

THE Maneuvers of Jane Is prosperously ap-
preaching the third month of It's run at Daly
Theatre and date has yet been settled Tor the
production of Mrs. John Oliver Hobbess play Inc
Ambassador" which will be produced when re-
qutred.
New-York tribune., 1900-01-14

Reeves Smith will have the principal parts Others
Ia the company will be Eric Hope. clayton wnLs, nSe
Charles Bowser, Frank Lea Short, CharlsS VI W
Cartney Miss Olive May Miss Margaret ROBINSON
Miss Helen Heating and Miss Ellen Gall.
New-York tribune., 1900-01-14

William Gillette maintains his popularity at the
Garrick Theatre, where Sherlock Holmes IN its
third month. is still turning away people. lie Is
repeating the success which he made at this 'he-
atre with Secret Service"
New-York tribune., 1900-01-14

A new wax Irroup was placed on exhibltion az
the Eden Muse Yesterday. It's title is. "A Scene IN
Madison Square Park" The cinematograPsn1 mis- MS
show the story Of Cinderella anu nea moving
pictures The other attractions at the Musee ais
OF the usual interest.
New-York tribune., 1900-01-14

IAN Enemy to the King" by Robert n. Stephens
will be the offering of the DOnnelly Stock Company
at the Murray Hill Theatre this week.
New-York tribune., 1900-01-14
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Shepheard's Hotel and
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Chateau Royal,
ARDENNES Belgium.
Pavilion de Bellevue,
BELLEVUE, near Paris France.
Hotel Stephunie,
The I'D. Hotel International,
BRlADISl Italy.
The AVenida Palace,
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New-York tribune., 1900-01-14

Tomorrow begins the last two weeks or Tine
Village Postmaster at the Fourteenth Street The
The play is drawing large audiences, but will
have to be Withdrawn after the performance OF
saturday evening, January q, to make way for
another attraction Chauncey OlcOtt begins his an
nual engagement at the Fourteenth Street Theatre
on January 49, opening in Mr.. Pttou's romantic
Irish drama, "A Romance of Athone"
New-York tribune., 1900-01-14

ence with the best or his well known minstrel
dancing, and there is capital list of other per-
Specalties of an entertaining character comprise
the programme at Proctor's Palace this week. and
they include the Nawns, in "A Touch Of Nature"
The Mouliere sisters the triple bars: Joe
Welch, Hebrew impersonator; Leo Dervalto. Paul
inc Moran and her pickaninnes Keno. Welch and
Merose grotesque acrobats; Cyr and Hill duettists:
Of motion pciuTes Ghrsse Morrison onas
ist, and others. To-days concert continues from
Ed I.atell Diana. Charlie Rossow. w. c. Davies
and others.
Miss May Irwin, in SISTER Mary" continues one
of the attractions of the theatrical year at the
Bi1ou Theatre where merriment, interspersed with
popular and catchy ditties. holds sway.
Naughty Anthony is continued at the Herald
Square Theatre, where it has thus far had good
houses. Miss Blanche Bates Frank Worthlng.
William ]. lie Moyne, William Elton. Miss Maude
actors for the Interpretation of the piece.
Weber & Fields continue to devote themselves to
the work of driving dull care away in which cheer
ful pastime they are aided by Peter Daley Dave
xW9Irheld, Charles .1 Ross, Mabel Fenton, John T.
hara Fidgety' are the vehicles used in the work,
Wheels Within Wheels" r. C. Cartons comedy.
continues it's course at the Madison Square Theatre
Tony Pastor presents the following company this
week: The Cardownie Troupe. dancers: Agnes
Ardeck assisted by Emmett Dewey; Ward and
Curren, IN THE Dude and the Chorus Girl; Miss
Belle Belle Stewart; Billy Link minstrel; The Four
Hills, in odds and Ends; Fielding in Juggling:
Amann and Hartley Rado and Mertman, Collins
and Hardt, the Rice Brothers, Harris and Harris
IN buck dancing; Nat Franklin and Tony Pastor
The Cinderella" pictures on the vitagraph Will
be kept
Way Down East" enters It's third month at the
Academy OF Music with no abatement OF attend
New-York tribune., 1900-01-14

anca and with indications that Il will remain ~ i'S
nresent auarters FOR the remainder OF the seaso"'
New-York tribune., 1900-01-14

concert VIII be given at the New-York Ihea'Ie ~
this evening which viii include Evans ana Niooee,
Josephine sabel Julia Ralph, Godin. stinsoh anu
Morton the vttaaraph Christine Blessing George
G Davis Gertru Ie Haynes the Hawaiian queens
AM
New-York tribune., 1900-01-14

This week Frank Daniels will m AXE his last Ne"
York appearance for two years at Walacks Ihe- me,
atre he will devote his next season 10 PaSihs
"The Ameer' in the West.
New-York tribune., 1900-01-14

"Ben-Hur' begins it's eighth week at the Broad
way Theatre tomorrow evening. The way In
which attendance keeps up is remarkable In the
last week effective change made In the
Mount of Olives scene in the last act
New-York tribune., 1900-01-14

Miss May Irwin, in 'sister Mary" continues one
of the attractions of the theatrical year at the
Bi1ou Theatre, where merriment. interspersed with
popular and catchy ditties holds sway.
New-York tribune., 1900-01-14
NOTES OF THE STAGE.

A change of bill at rather short notice is to be
made this week at the Empire Theatre. MY
Lady's Lord" which is the present attraction,
there will be presented tomorrow night again,
and Tuesday night new play called Brother
Officers" by Captain Leo Trevor, will be offered.
The following will be the cast:
New-York tribune., 1900-01-14

ence with the best of his we'll known minstrel
humor the De Forests will do their whirIwind
dancing and there is a capital list of other per-
formers.
New-York tribune., 1900-01-14

Wheels Within Wheels" r. c. Cartons coined,
continues it's course at the Madison Square Theatre
New-York tribune., 1900-01-14

Way Down East enters It's third month at the
Academy OF Music with no abatement OF attend
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-03-23

The firm O J. p. N,ssen and Charles
N,sseu, doing business under the firm
name Of j. z. Nissen 4 Son. Is this lay
dissolved by mutual consent. Al ac'
counts owing the firm will be paid to j.
p. Nissen who continues the business
and all claims against the trim will be
".;a hv en-. anne. j. p. NIssEN,
Pow" CHARLES NIssEN.
Madison. S. d.. March -, l9OW.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-03-23
BAPTISM AND CHARITY.
Interesting Religious Services in tho Bap
fist Church Last Evening" Fund
for the Famine Sufferers
of India.

!. very large congregation met at the
religious services in the Baptist church
last evening. the Presbyterian and NJ. f..
churches joining 10 the service. Rever.
several converts OF their flock who
desired baptism by immersion and at the
clo~e OF the pray er service and address
by Rev. {. NJ. Cline. Rev. Robinson tap
t,zed three and Rev. Shepherd two,
young people. Before the close OF the
meeting MIR. 4. +. Glover presented the
cause OF the iumine-sufferers in Ind q
and thought the cause one for generous
action on the part OF Christian and all
other people. His suggestion Was IN
dors.d by others in the house and a coll
lection was taken UP which amounted to
go. BY vote OK the audience Mr.. Glover
WAS mad. custodian OF funds with in
s.ructions TO forward them at once and
that he continue 10 act as treasurer OF
the relief fund until the city las been
thoroughly csnvassed for contributions
| 10 the relief of the great India famine
sufferers. Everyone IN the city who
feels he wishes 70 contribute something
to this merciful object may hand 1t q
Mr. Glover or 10 any n OK the pastors
| OF the city who will hand II 10 him 20 b.
forwarded to It's destination as early as
possible. The starvation aud death re
sul,n.g among the 6o,ooo.up famine
stricken people o; the central district o
India is simply appalling and few people
In this country realizing their nee'
would hesitate to contribute Literally L
their relief.
People who burn the Lamp OF Reason
need Rocky Mountain Tes. Creates
.u..r ,.c@,ror kpnvn n Canfa-
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-03-23

In Lake county for the two week
ending, March II, 1900:
Lorenzo Fetz to Albert Budde. e's
eec - los -G....... .......... o,4o
Clarence q Knapp to Geo W
Crocker. lot G.. blk 4, Town
Prom lad Add TO Msdison......
Ed II Clapp and wife to Patrick
Hobap, swl sec 10 and nwL
SEQ Is lO5-54. IL
+ A Ripe and wife to Lorenzo
Fe,z, lot l, blk is. Kennedy'sl st
Ext to Madison. l,0
.Julius II smith aud wife to Chris
tian J Refshange, sw sec Il
lO7 81 o'V
,Julu,s Smith and wife to Chris.
tianJ Refshange, sell sec Il
julius Smith and wife to Chris
tian Refshange, swll . u
| 1912 ~
w i Daniels and wife to Il w
D~iedrickson, lot ! and 9 Az feet
lot 8, blk -. Orig Plat, Madison ~
4 q Schmidt and wife to Joseph
Fischer, nel SEQ 3O-lOs-53..... 3,3
Margaret Fountain and husband
to Peter Ho,dal, nw14 SEQ j.
ms $500. 40
Louisa johnson and husband to
Henry Mackay, els OF els sec
23-lOS-5l.. IL
Fred A Harth and wife to Frank
Burnett, lot g., blk %, Orig
Plat. Madison.
May E Kennedy and husband TO
Anna S Whitlow, n l4411s feet OF
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" 1876 feet blk u, Kennady's

" 1876 feet blk q, Kennsdy's
2nd ext OF Madison. ..:..... 3
First National Bank to Ed Hum.
phreys and Ernest tal ,"ne,,
sell sec ~27-lO7-52 ............ 3,5
Geo BALDWIN aud WIFI. TO L J
Hughes and wife, nw4 g Z
Above to above. swl sec 7-lo5-5l LIZ
Geo Baldwin and wife Co Robert
G Dodl- nwl sec Is ~l05-54.... l,G
Susanna Thompson and husband
to A " Pruln, 81, % NIL and
NJ, OF e-1,. sec 30 LOG 52....... "a
| August OFT to julius Schmidt,
els blk 10. and s1s blk IL, Ken
nedy's 2nd ext OF Madison. -. L..
A " Pru,n to Herb + Putney, ela
OF mel, and NE Of SEA Sec %
| Iuo-o-... ........... ......... -
Chss Goodroad to SUSANNA
Thompson, sla OF swl aud swl.
/ OF Sc sec q aud nw4 OK neil
sec "a Ill 10 1862. .......... 81
e II Hoyt, ct al. to Maria l.
Greene. els OF sw144. sec 24-lOj-
S & Lobdill and wife &c J NJ
Preston. lot Il. blk 1, Org Plat.
Madison F..
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-03-23

Rev. W. f. Sitter. W. Canton, n. Y.
writes. Il lad dyspepsia over twenty
years. and tried doctors and medicines
without .enett. l was persuaded to
use kodol Dyspepsia Cure and it helped
me from the start. l believe it to be a
panacea for all forms of Indigestion" Il
digests what you eat.
Cook s ODER,
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-03-23

Nine.room house, with three lots. eooo
barn. cistern. CITY water, and email tru''.
r.. l.. SorER.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-03-23

S e. Lobdill and wife TO j NJ
Preston. lot Is. blk /, Org Plat.
Madison.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-03-23
The Rese Aalye IN the World

is Banner Salve. 1t Is made from u pre-
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ing eaive for piles. burns. scalds. ulcers.
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CHRIS. SCHUTz
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-03-23

Wm. Orr, Newark. O.. cave. We
never feel cafe without One Minute
Cough Cure in the house. 1t saved my
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Cook 4 ODrE.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-03-23

Lewis Ackerman. Goshen. Ind. says:
"DeW,,t's Little Early kisers always
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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-03-23
ROLLER RINK
Saturday, March "a
AFTERNOON AND EVENING.
Music by the Juvenile Band


ing called, local politics will now begin to
boil.
". W. Glrtou went TO Villas and Mrs.
Frank Fox 10 Howard, on the evening
train.
Weather forecast: Fair and warmer
tonight aud Saturday; increasing cloud.
,ness with showers by night.
Arrivals from the north this morning.
John IArkin. Fred Davol. Mrs. John
i~lols,on and Mrs Geo. VanLanninghSm.
Local market: Wheat. No. l. 40 cents,
No. >. 81. Flax. sl.3s. Nav wheat in
Minneapolis opened at 63i and closed
NJ G3as.
A few farmers IN town TO day report
seeing others seeding by the way while
nearly all are working the land in come
form.
The sale OF horses and other property
a. j. Lasli. Thompson's anc,,on yes,er-
day is said TO have gone ut pretty high
prices.
Tn. young people of the Lutheran
church held "a very enjoyable socinble at
the home OF MIR. and Mrs. Andrew O.sbo
on the ives, side OF the city.
A. ID. Simmons, agent FOR the Deerlng
company. has purchased the Albert
Martin property on Seventh street. next
To John Cline's. on the west side OF town.
Arrivals from the east, Mrs. Helen
| Holt. Mrs. ". II. Boyd. ka,,. Ryan. }.
4. Trow, l.. l.. Johnson. Frank Melon.
aid, Mrs. T.. j. Phelps. organizer Tor the
De4r.. OF Honor.
Glass in dancing Friday. March u
Practices on nea dances aud cakewaik, ;
TO $50. Cot,ilion the german '.U 10
1870. Mr.. aud Mrs. Frank Fits aud
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Palmer will lead the
german: three figures with favors and
three without. Informal dancing. ON
10 Il. Usual prices. Spectators IN gal
lery, ~ cents.
Several parties who have beer down
pss, the north end Of the lake to-day re
port the Burlington surveyors at work
this side Of the poor farm retraclna thel'
survey this way around the end OF thu
Lake a little TO the east or nearer thu
Chautsuqua grcunos than the first lint
run by them. They appear to be seek
,ne a route on to the high ground north
ives, OF tho Chautauqua ground with
view 70 securing IN overhead crossing 0
the Milwaukee road ut the cut JUS
south OF l.. Biederstaedt's place wher'
. their survey has already been run IN 1T
.pprouch to town on the east side.
Notiee RI Dissolution.
The firm o j.. p. N,ssen and Charles
, N,ssen. doing business under the hru
! name Of j. +. Nissen 4 Son. Is this da,
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-03-23

Aman named f. PressOn, OF Presson'
Vile, Kans, wrote q letter Inc otnes I h;'
SAYING the opinion Of everybody IN n'
town who has used Foley's Honey ant
Tar il, that it is the very. best med'o'n'
for L. grippe, colds, coughs, etc;
= Chris. SCHUTZ.
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writes. never fail TO relieve my chllaran
from Group AT once by using One MIN
ute Cough Cure. | woul not feel safe
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colia. grippe and all throat and lung
diseases.
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Enrlish Syndicate buying Coal.

EnGiish syhdItHt" ""!""k
New ORLEANS, March 23.-An Eng
lish syndicate Of coal dealers is SAID 10
have closed . deal by which 2,Ooo'ooo
tons OF Alabama coal are to be llver
at tho Port of New Orleans for exporta'
ton within two years time.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-03-23

People who burn the Lamp OF Reason
need Rocky Mountain Tea. Greatest
reason producer known. b cents.
FRANK SMITH.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-03-23

E.uKHART, Ind, March 23.-Stella Har-
rin-,on, married. and Lydia Jordan. I'M
married, young ON of this city, TOOK
morphine with suicidal intent, Miss
Jordan leaving a note procialmlnC her
love for Mrs. Harrington's husband.
Mrs. Harrington will not give any rea-
son FOR her W attempt at sef-destruc'
lion.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1900-07-17

Christian faith and hsroism. This
brief sketch has been written in the
hope that 1t might be an inspiration
to some sufferer who feels deprived
on account of nlislorfunes, OF fellow.
ship in Code glorious work; or re-
buke to others who have health and
strength, sight and hearing, and YET
who do almost nothing to bring a
Ice. world home 10 God. Already one
poor woman, similarly afflicted list
ened eagerly to the story anu new
light seemed to break in upon her
troubled soul. Her thoughts were
lifted from herself aud her environ
ments, and she is looking out upon
the world and up toward Heaven +,
and thoughts of how she, too, NAV do
| something are terminating and in
time will bring forth fruit. There are
others, scores, yes hundreds, who
might profit by hearing the simple
story of this consecrs,ed lite.
rhis article was written for Mis-
sionsry Tidings, and reiers 10 Mrs.
James B. Upton, OF this city. ED.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1900-07-17
Killed About Turkey.

Near Hsrrodsburg, on last NJ md sy
afternoon Forrest Afford shot and in
stantly killed William OVerstreet
Both are farmers and men OF families,
aud the trouble daies from last fall,
when Oger,treet killed several tur-
keys belonging to Mrs. Afford, and
then sent Afford word to come aud
drive he others of his place. The
two men, who we're neigbbors, met on
the highway, ana Overstreet drew q
knife and advanced upon Afford, say
ing he intended to kill him. Afford
then drew pistol and fired five times
at Overstreet every shot taking ell
feet.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1900-07-17
The Progeny Of an Alcoholic.

Among the many directions taken
by the French in the very laudsble
battle now being wsged nv them
against the steadily incre ,sing curse
of slcohoIism in that country, is the
collection of statistics showing tue
hereditary effects OF alcohol IN On the
descendants of orunkards. A French
journal quotes the following from a
report made by D.. PeIlmauu, OF the
University OF Bonn. on the lineal de-
scendants of one Ada Jurke, a pau
per born in 1740, and who died in
1900. Seven were convicted Of sssss-
sination and punished accordingly :
70 others were convicted OF minor
crimes oi all grades; IA were meui-
Giants bv profession; OIL others were
cared for by various pubic charities,
and finally, ISL werelprostitu.es. The
sum total spent by the government on
the maintenance, surveillance, prose-
cutions, etc.. al the members OF the
family amounted TO over six millions
eff francs (sbout $l,l50. 0O0).--Nstion-
al Druggist.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1900-07-17
mAsoN,s CENTENNIAL
will Be Held In Louisville On DC
teber is.

The special com aittcc Of Kentucky
Masons in charge of the arrangements
for the celebration of the one hum
drtth anniversary Of the Grand Lodge
of Kentucky and the collection of a
fund for the ablishment OF home
for aged Mssons, mot IN Louisville
last week. The full committee was
present.
The committee determined that the
centennial meeting should be held in
the Auditorium Tuesday, October l6,
aud u bronze medal will be struck for
the occasion, having tie Widows' and
Orphans Home on enc side IN relief
and on I. e reverse side blended
hkene,s of the first and present Grand
Masiers-Jsmes NJ. Morrison and
John A. Ramsey. Grand Master
Ramsey was suthoriz d 10 prepare a
programme tor the occasion.
Chairu: VT French, OF Mt Sterling,
stated that here was every !ndica-
ton OF "A. Xs,itionslly large stten'
dance not onlg from Kentucky, but
from adjoining S'at,s.
The CHARM, ~. repot on the pro-
posed home ior a ed M4-o,,~ wo- very
enccurfsne, .Lrwlng thai out of The
$4,000, when 1t i. d,,ined necessary
TO have bet re- cun,meucing the con-
struction at The hums, $4,000 had
been suO-crined and Il tai Sl2 800
hal been psld. Chairman French
was direct-1 continue tue work VI
collecting IuuJs.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1900-07-17
CHANGES
HIS PARTY ALLEGIANCE.
Former Congressman Henry U
Johnson, of.Indiana, Comes
Out For Bryan.
CHANGES

Henry U. johnson, who represented
the Sixth Indiana district inN\ ongress
for along time, has written a letter to
John w. Kern, Democratic candidate
for Governor, in which he states that
the Kansas City ticket and platform
are satisfactory to him and that he
intends to yote with the Democrats
this year.
While in Congress Mr.. johnson
gained reputation for devotion to
duty, brilliant orstory and independ-
ence of action. He did not agree
with the war and expansion ideas of
the Administration and as a result he
had several tilts with the Republican
side of the House.
At the close of his services Mr..
johnson removed to ST. Louie to
practice law, but his health failed him
and he has announced that he will re-
turn to his former practice at Rich
mond. He viii take an active part in
the campaign for the Democratic
ticker.