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KILLFD ON RAILROAD.
Old Coaster" Struck by Train Near
Laniith.

IN o,l SoIlier WHO haa hrcn Won
known along the coast rur Il nmul,pr
AZ years WAS struck nnl instantly killed
'W tram No f2 northhounl Il Short
diStanrr above I.andith about . o'clnrk
asi evening lie was brought 10 Frcnch
-llrct station on i shifting engine. Cor
m"r'S Undertaken Chandler was notified
nnd removed him to the morgue. Al.
though the dead man had been known
ny many persons hy Sight for years, na
one knew his name.
\ few minutes before, the accident han
nrnrd III" deceased had boon talking with
tie operator 1T Lanlth. lie MAS com.
planning about the heat aud said that
J" wAS ~ Warm H. could hardly g,i hi4
breath II" then StHwcd III, tltr north
hound track aud II few minutes latter was
struck rs til" train
one severe cola night several winters
Hee th" deceased was found near liz
helawar" Construction Cnmpany'g Office
exhausted and nearly frozen to death
We was S',lt " The Delaware HOSPITAL
aud IL a short time recovered.
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rendered still more remarkable by the
fact that 1t is accomplished by All ut
tachment of PROPERTY Of the strikers to
satisfy damages in case of violation ol
the injunction.
From Cincinnati comes report Of iu
dicial views on the same subject mat.
ter. The United States District JHigs
there, while holding that "aets ef VIC
renee and even boycottihg are not to be
met hy Injunction expressed himself
as opposed to picketing, and declared
that he would promptly make the power
of this court felt against it, He de-
scribcd ''picketing" as ''interccpting men
, while going TO or from the factory-an
where. even miles away-by one man
n more than one, and an interference
With in.resS and egIess of wOrkmen.'
According to this definition picketiny
Includes the use of moral suason ars,l-
/ nent. reasoning, or entreating without
iolence, lawessncss on disorder An
Injunction against the right or liberty Of
NE man peaceably to persuade anothe.'
y reasoning or win him over by appeal.
violation Of the Injunction il Il penal
'fencc. punishable by fine or imprisoE.
nent. or both. Mt the discretion of thu
ollrt. ANY man or any number Of men
two hundred were included in the
\nSonla ininnction-mny thus he On.
'"ined by order Of n single judge from
talking with others on their way To o.
rom work-cven miles from the plac"
# employment, as the Cincinnati court
lcclarcs and summarly dealt with as
'riminal offenders if they disregard the
Irdcr.
That is carrying government by in
junction" to IN extreme beyond that
which agitators complained of So loudly
= the lDehS affair, and beyond what the
nitc,l States Supreme Court sanctioned
n that case. The Legitimate purpose Of
N injunction as the Court then held.
n t. stay waste and prevent an irrc-
'alHlhIr injury to property When Snci
injury is threatened by strikers thcv may
Z" rnioincd from snccic acts having an
Injurious effect. But to enioin men
rom rcSortng to moral suaSion would
'eem to be an abuse OF the Injunction
nnWcr rs lnwal.rantcl hv law rs liz
ommon sense. ana an infringement Of thc
constitutional right of free speech. Onin-
'ons may differ rs to the exrcdirncv nj.
'airnrSS "f 'picketing." but ii can Lnrllv
He considered criminal or unlawful when
Scni within reasonable limits.
Fh" authority t. grant IN Injunction i
ne ef tho most cXtra6rlinary movers
'nown tn the Inv. II is issued at thr
Discretion or single Judge and often
y th" first instance, On an ~ partc mo
iion that is, thr application Of one
ie. Its violation may be- summarily
punished lr Tho same JUDGE bv i'm
@riS'nmrnt of The offender without iury
r trial. Il is. therefore, remedy to IL.
snnli"l with unusual cnrn and judgement.
- cannot he lcgitinatclv used III labor
-" other disputes rs wcauon an either
-" "Nceht within the strict bounds nr
"" law. and the proper functions of IN
Hlnnctinn I" % h"yonl these hounds as
'nnn1rS to have boon dome in the Cnn
1""icut And sanctioned in tho Cincu
,ati casc. is to @ivn occasion IN thr ID
2r"o"ic CIV nf 'Gov"rnmnrt hv iniunc
'"o" 'na "rcn ground fnr criticism hr
ulrr minds
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LOCAL NEWS NOTES.

Fenton Whitcraft Of No. 8l3 East
Seventh street, who has been i'll for some
time, was removed to the Delaware Hos
pital in the Phoenix ambulance yester-
day.
The Hev. George W. Woodall, d. D
pastor Of Mt. Pleasant and Newark
Union M. f. Churches, who s suffering
from throat trouble, is under the care ot
physician, and has been forbidden G
preach while being treated.
Ennis Schneese fell into a pit in the
west yard yesterday morning and was
slightly injured. He was taken in the
Phoenix ambulance to the DELAY ware
Hospital
A large piece OF sheet lead, the prop
erty of w j. Mention, was stolen from
the new p. * r. railway station at Water
and King streets, recently.
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FAMILY TROUBLES.
Mr. and Mrs Tony Myers Held Under
Peace Bond.

Alr. aud Mrs Tony Myers Of 30. GOt
Ne~t a2Hl street hd Magistrate II4llis
attention ror i sior tmr las ngtt.
On SATURDAY last Nl'~. Myers Sworr uu
{ warrant lor h,f husband on the chare,,
ihal y" het their sou. smashed thr fur.
9illItr and rlld stndry either things which
hal tendency to disturb the pru,r nr
The household
Constable Jones arrested Ny,ls yrstrr-
daN afl"tmuu and took him heforc MAJ
'stiAl" llollis II onca Myers asked thai
several Witnesses NJ summoned anl iii.
r.e wis lmslpuncd until Il~t nght fo
lltN" the witnesses present Mrs. Myers
was present whnn her husband MAS
brought y ana l,"rnnr Indignant IT,.
9ttlls" Magistrate Hollis would not hear
The ease ~ once without amy witnesses.
Ntl"r h"Srn@ several witnesses last
NIGHT HE Magistrate heId 10Th under t,
pCatti hond
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A WORTHY SUCCESSOR.
''Something New Under
The SuD.v

All doctors have tried to cure CA
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mhalers and drugs in paste form. Their
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causing them to crack open and bleed.
The powder acids used in the inhalers
have entirely eaten away the same mem
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to cure, while pastes and ointments can
not reach the disease. An old and ex-
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years made a close study and speciality
of the treatment of CATARRH, has at
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hut permanently cures CATARRH, by
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CATARRH when neglected often leads
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will save you IL you use It at once. It Is
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IT used according to the directions which
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HUGGED THE WRONG GIRL.
The Mistake Cost Thomas Mullen S5
and Costs

ThonGs Mullins mistake, If il was i
mistake" co>l him something more Than
MI 'ihi> ~um was III" tinc imp,,Sl NJ,
Mulin hy Judge Churchman III CITY
Court Yesterday morning b"cinla" III.
iHdg" Thought ~ hud ovolstrprd tho
ueWlds ~ propriety
Mullu Was accused Of acting in II
disardorly manner toward Miss Ca$si..
ileist"n, i c"mely Young woman. Mis-
ll4l%t"u testified that She AMI her father
NillEm linINtnu were riding on an East
'Asltl STREE" car Sunday, when MnlIin
vile wa~ Sitting ii Tie seat back of her,
reaehcd forward and PM his arms aruunI
llr' "" WAS arrcstcd hy Policeman
Na@rc who was o. HE car. Mn IIuls
o9 r"7@h"rilt"d his dal-htct,'S tcsti
n"nNI Mnllin sai, he Thoughts Miss
ti"isl"' WAS Young woman af his ar@
'altlinlHner. Int artrrward realized his
rfrnr
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Fined for Assault.

"Cat killers" and beer swiIers"
were the compliments exchanged by the
children of Mr.. and Mrs. William Hins.
ley and Mis-, Ida Cox in quarrel ont
dav last week, which resulted in the par.
ents OF the children having an aterca
tion. The outcome Of the tquabble was
a hearing in City Court yesterday al
which the IIinsley's were charged with
assanlting Mrs. Cox. Mrs. lIinsley was
fined $l and costs, which Amounted tu
$7.S5. Mr.. Hnsley was discharged.
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Special Excursions TO Pan-A mer;can
Exposition Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad.

Ihe Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Co
VIII run popular excursions to Buffalo
on account of Pan-American Exposition
on the following dates: July 25 and
~. Train will leave Delaware Ave. sta
lioh at 9.SO Il. m. with through parlor
cars attached. Tickets viii he sold nj
l"w rate of $1,000 for the round trip and
WI pc good for seven days including day
OF issue, with privilege of returning on
all trains except Black Diamond Ex.
press and Royal Limited. Parlor car
space can he reserved on application IA
II. a. Miller, L. A., Delaware Ave. Sta.
ton, Wilmington Del.
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shots IN the house that night and there.
fore could not say how many shots had
been fired.
DISCOVERED BURGLERs.
Intruder Frightened Away by Three
Young Men.

The timely arrival of three young men
who are sleeping in the residence of
Undertaken Jordan A. Wilson, No. SO2
Broome street while Mr.. and Mrs Will
son are sojournng mt the seashore,
saved the house from being robbed Sa.-
urlay night.
Harlan Wilson, Herbert Baird and
Saxton Lynch the young men who are
staying at the house, saw Il bright light
in Il second story front room Saturday
night about 1890 o'clock. Thinking Mr..
Wilson had returned home they called
but received no answer and made an in
yestigation.
Just as they reached the room they
heard the sound of window being
raised. AS they entered man lcaped
out of the window and made his escape
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A Shooting ATtay.

William Pondeck, colored, is locked
up in New Castle Jail charged with
shooting John Harris, also colored, at
Hockessin ON Saturday night. IL is al
legged that Pondeck objected to Harris
paying attention to mulatto girl named
Wilson, and when he saw them together
on Saturday night drew revolver and
began to shoot. Two bullets took effect
in Harris leg but his condition is not
considered serious.
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WOMAN CAUSED TROUBLE,
Frank Congo Charged With Acting
Disorderlv.

Frank Cong", c"lurrd. was arrested
last night oi 4 clnrgc or ,lisordprly
conduct preferred by Jacob Anstm nlsp
rolor"d There is a wonGu in he caSc.
When brought into the polic" station
l'rarl, protested against being arrested
aud d"lirtl Austin 10 prov" thai he sean
,allzrd him rs Jacob charges.
Erank said ln mnt NARY Spars who's.
man Il" said Austin is supposed To b.,
aud Mary said she did not want Ans
tin to bother her any more. because
N this II said .Iacob made his frrts"
which hr had no reason IA do ,Iacnh
accused Congo Of using all kinds of
"cnss words IN lie argument aud that
Is ia" reason lie had him brought int,
court
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MAcH|N|SlS OBJECT
TO NON-UNON MEN
Continued From Page One)
other employees will join them tomorrow
morning.
TO BUILD LABOR TEAtpr,E


Philadelphia, July 22.~-The prospects
for building a labor temple in Philad !
phia are very bright, Judging by the
number of delegates that met in United
Trades Association Hall, 93t Calohil
street yesterday afternoon, in answr,
TO the call for II labor temple conventions
There We're seventy-two delegates pres
eht. representing twenty-eight unions
with Il combined membership of 10000
After thorough discussion of the
subject, the following motions were
passed:
!. To favor the owning of labor
temple by the trade unions of Philadel-
phia.
2. To have the minutes of the convcll-
tion printed and sent to every union
represented.
3. To count the total membership of
the unions represented.
4 To hold meeting for permanent
organization on Sunday. August 4.
Among the places mentioned as II pos.
Siblc labor temple was the former school
nf orntoly. 1T Broad and Spring Garden
streets 1t is estimated that minimum
OF $4,000 will he sufficient to establish
labor temple in this city.
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California MaNnr Shot Down

Santa Paula, cal, July - Mayor
Hugh O'lIar of this place was shot
ana probably fatally wounded by
Charles WaNsmith. an employee Of tho
Union oil Well Supply company. For
time there was prospect of Il lynch
ing. The shooting was the result or
the mayors efforts to preserve order
among persons who insisted on fighting
in the streets.
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Government by Injunction.

The injunction issued hy thu Superior
Court al Ansonia, Conn. against u body
Of workingmcn on strike is lrscrhed rs
the most sweeping Of It's kind ryrr
granted in the state" It may lc fur
ther characterized as one of the most
e.Ntrarodniary that ever issued from an
American court.
1t cmj"ins two hundred men specifically
by name from pickering, boycotttn..
threatening ar in any way molastin. onv
on" now IN the employ or the compnny ~
who may hereafter be employed" II is
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Consumption Congress Opened

London, July -. The British con
greSs on tuberculosis, for the prevell-
ton Of consumption, has been opened
ny Field Marshal III. Il; ii. the Duke
of Cambridge, president of the con
SreSs. In his opening address the duke
welcomed he foreign delegates to the
congress and spoke of the interest
taken in the congress by King Edward.
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Taken Suddenly Ill.

While waiting for car at Fourth and
Market streets yesterday morning, John
lie Is Crossing Mas d tender at the the i"ncto
Of the p, w. & b. and w. K N. rail-
roads in South Wilmington. He was
picked up and given a seat at W. r.
The sun., 1901-07-23
Shamrock II win Star, mi o.

Glasgow, July 22. The departure of
the Shamrock II for the United States.
which was fixed for July %, has been
postponed 10 July 81 owing To the i'm
possibility Of completing the necessary
preparations before The latter date. An
elaborate system of stays and struts is
being built inside the yacht TO strength
en- hcr hull
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Ex-county Treasurer nnnkrupt

Itica y. y, July y. FIX County
Treasurer William Clark Of Montgonl-
cry county, who recently completed Il
Term III prison for rmisappropriating tho
county funds, has filed n petition in
bankruptcy. The debts are Sl3S,397
ana the assets are given as $l6,T53 but
most Of this is stock that is practically
NalllpleSs
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Narrow Escape From Drowning.

William Warner of this city, had a
narrow escape from being drowned whi e
in bathing at Riverside Park on Sunday.
Warner while in the water was suddenly
taken with cramps in his arms and legs
He was rescued by Joseph Smith, Samuel
Foster, John keenan,, William O'Con-
nor Jr., and James keenan,, who were
out on the river in boat.
The sun., 1901-07-23
Bible Stolen.

On the charge OF stealing Bible from
his mother, Mrs. Charlotte Brooks, col
ored, Charles Brooks was held in 500
bail for the Court of General Sessions by
Judge Chnrchman yesterday, Mrs
Brooks, Police Captain Kane aud patrol
man Moore appeared against the ac-
cused.
The sun., 1901-07-23
Four Burned 10 Death In pit,.n,

flttSbnrg, July -, whole family
was nearly wiped ont in a Penn ayen,,c
trnr,lleht lirr III" mother and three
chll.iren are dead, and the husband IN
badly burned ana is now mt the hos.
pltal The explosion Of an oil can was
the cause of the fire.
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nemand For Cottaees.

There are now fifty families occupying
cottages and tents on the Brandywine
Summit camp grounds and more will be
arriving every day until camp opens.
There is quite demand for cottages and
tents and many applications for their
rental are being received. The work OF
improvement still goes on; tents are be-
ing put up, new cottages are being erect
ed and everything will be in good shape
for the opening OF camp on August J..
Many visitors spent Sunday at the
camp.
The sun., 1901-07-23
Work on New Lines,

Work on the extension Of the King
street line of the Peoples railway from
Sixth to Sixteenth street, will be begun
immediately, and on Orange street from
Sixth to Thirteenth az soon az he mater
lal for the track arrives. Wires were
strung along Orange street yesterday
afternoon and rails and cross ties were
distributed along King street.
The sun., 1901-07-23
Result Of Alleged Death Pact,

New York, July -. Ida Dupuy. who
was found wounded in Il yacht off Mid
land Beach is dead. Herman Trertz,
who was found with her with a bullet
In his throat is still alive, but very
low. According to Trcetz's story, they
agreed to di" together. The girls fam
lily Will ask that Treetz he prosecuted
for mnIller
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Drowned Man Identified.

The BODY of the man who was
drowned at Delaware City on Sunday
was identified yesterday as Edward
Elingsen, aged 27 years. Norwegian,
formerly OF Weohawken, N. j. Eliing-
sen had been woi king with Degnon &
McClain of New YORK, contractors for
the construction of the jetty, since
April /.
The sun., 1901-07-23
cardinal Gibbons nomernrd uouna

London, .Iuly cardinal Vaughan's
reception IN honor of Cardinal Gibbons.
held in the chapter hall of the new
cathedral, was largely attended. Jo-
seph ii. Chuate, the American embas-
sador; Henry White. secretary Of en-.
bir1sy, ana leading Catholics were pres
ent. Cardinal Gibbons starts for Ire.
land al once, from where he returns 10
the United States.
The sun., 1901-07-23
BODIES AT DELAWARE CITY,
Funeral Oft Misses CoIburn to be
Held Today.

The bodies OF Misses Ida end Annette
Colburn, who were drowned while crus
ing on Long Island Sound with theil
father, Arthur 7. Co.burn, on Thursday,
arrived at Delaware City yesterday after.
noon. They were taken to their mother +
home. At late hour last night the body
OF Mr.. Colburn had not been recov
cred.
The funeral will be held this after.
noon. Services will be conducted by the
Rev. Mr.. Weaver of Phiadelpnia. Inter.
ment will be made in the family burial
plot in st. Georges. The services and in
terment will be private. Mrs. Coburn,
the wife OF the drowned man, is bearing
up well.
The sun., 1901-07-23
Took Uni.ue Trim tn Roston

Washington, July 22.-First Assistant
Postmaster General Johnson has re,
turned from Il unique trip to Boston
lie Travelled thence from his home in
ilackensack, N. J., almost entirely by
trolley cars. He was accompanied by
Mrs. Johnson and Il party of friends.
The sun., 1901-07-23
Another c. and A. Victim pe.a

Kansas City, Iuly -. Miss Ora j.
TallnGln of Valparaiso. Ind, is dead mt
University hospital, being the twenty
thlrd victim of the Chicago ana Alton
train wreck 10 snccumb. She was on
ler way TO the Epworth league con
vention AZ San FrnncIsco WHOM iniurnd
The sun., 1901-07-23
PInene vic,ims !, E,,-,,,,,,

Plymouth England, July -. The
orient line steamer Ormuz, from Syd
ncy for London, has landed here two
persons supposed 10 be suffering from
bubphlc plague. one case deyelonad
after leaving NarSeillrs,
The sun., 1901-07-23
Fined for Disorderly co,duc,

In Magistrate Sasse's court yesterday
morning Joseph and William Rhoades
We're fined $3.50 each, and William
LACEY W for disorderly conduct at
Brandywine Springs Park on Sunday.
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baptized at Lancaster.

AT the meeting Of the National Chris
tlan Alliance held III Lancaster on sun
day, John Comfy and A. X. Tatnal oi
this city were immersed. Wilmington
was pledged to raise 81, 200 i,r foreign
missions
The sun., 1901-07-23
Fall River Mills ON,

Fan River, Mass,, July 2a.-The Fail
River lnannfactory has shut down nm
til July %. This week Il N. ninth
,'a' those mills have curtailed produc-
tiOil ,...,i wear.
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Left on SpeciaItar.

Tiighman Johnston and family left
early last night in epecial Pullman car
Tor Rye Beach, New Haven, where they
will apend the summer. The car was at.
tached to train No. 62, which leaves
French street station at III O'Clock
The sun., 1901-07-23
Anniversary ar BulI RIM

To-day is tia" forlicth anniversary of
ne battl ol Bun Run. Many veterans
81 ~" 'ivil War III this city have good
cause 10 remember the day.
The sun., 1901-07-23
Bible Union Meeting,

The Wilmington Bible Union held its
regular weekly meeting in Delaware
avenue Baptist Chutch last night. The
lesson studied was "God Calls Abram, ;"
Gen. IL, 10.
The sun., 1901-07-23
To Celebrate 81. James, nav

Preparations are being made by the
rector and people OF ST. James Church,
stanton, for a big celebratin on 81.
James bay, July 25.
The sun., 1901-07-23
Mrs. Hawkins Was Iiurt

Mrs. Sarah Hawkins of No. 1901 Mar.
ket street, had rib broken and one OF
her arms fractured in the collision OF Il
Darby car and Riverview car Saturday
night,
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shIpbuiIder Henderson Dead.

Glasgow, July 22.-John Henderson
the well known shipbuilder Of this city
Is dead.
The sun., 1901-07-23

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The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-12-05

CONGRESSIONAL

CONGRESSMAN Henderson. Republican,
of Iowa. was reelected Speaker OF the
House All of the old officers were re-
elected and the Reed rules adopted Hon.
James Hay. Of Virginia. presented the
name of Nr Richardson, of tennessee
for Speaker aud the democratic votes
were east ior him Hon g. \. Swanson
Of Virginia. stated that he would Ike 10
offer amendments 10 the rules AZ pro-
posed to be adopted. but he was bOwled
down by the Republicans. IL Is estima-
ted that about 1000 bills were intro
duced in the House among them. one by
Mr. Otey. of Virginia, giving tobacc"
ration To soldiers.
People OF Tidewater. Va. will ask CON
gress for $4,000. 900 to celebrate in
1907 the landing at jamestown.
The Senate was scaled 10 order 10y Sena-
tor Frye. of Maine president pro tenn.
A number OF new Senators were sworn
in.
The bill 10 grant the widow oil Presl-
dent Mckinley a pension will not y"
through Congress without discussion
Some Of the Indiana delegation Will OPP
pose the measure unless similar provision
is made for President Harrison's widow.
4 bill will be introduced in the House
to reimburse the Pan-American Exposi-
tion Company in the sum OF sJOO,O
To cover part OF its losses on account OF
the falling off Of business at the eNpOsi-
tion during the last days OF President
Mckinley's life.
Both Houses met promptly at noon
Tuesday to listen to the reading OF the
message of President Roosevelt
In the House Mr. Williams, of Missis-
sippi. offered a resolution OF inquiry into
the allegations that Admiral Sampson
and Captain Crowninshield had approved
Of Maclay's history in which he libeied
Admiral Schley
Committees representing the Senate
and House will consider in what form o
tribute Of respect TO President Mckinley :
memory should be paid. Mr. Hay OF
Virginia. was placed on this committee.
The House has adjourned until Friday