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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1901-10-11
4 LIE.
Is 1T EVER EXCUSABLE; WHAT
DO YOU THINK?

when is lie not a ie?" When you
kiss the bruised flesh of baby fingers
and tell them it will hurt no more.
When you tell the dear sick ones, look
ing with eager anxious eyes toward the
shores of health how bright they look
and how they are improving day b.
day. When the doctor, with happy
smile, assures the patient he Is on "the
mend" and will soon be out. When the
captain, on the WIDE waste Of sea with
sinking ship. Gains the rising, frantic
fears until he can launch the boats
away. When the boy at the crossroads
in New Jersey was asked by the pursu-
ing redcoats which way Washington
went pointed in the opposite direction.
When the genius of the world weaves
fiction that enriches all mankind and
leads them to the highway of eternal
right. Santa Claus and the stories of
fairyland will remain with US forever
To do great good ofttimes requires
the doing of little wrong. "Mother"
may think it easy to trace the line be-
tween right and wrong but it has puZ-
zled mighty minds for ages.
A child loves the possible. loves rea
son and the light. For 1900 years the
Christmas legend has been taught and
learned in sun and shade regardless Of
that holy writ "thou shalt not lie. !"
The child asks perfect candor. There
is no other soil in which to grow ideal
men and women.
The good comes slowly. Superstition
moves with hesitating step from out the
intellect of man. So many cling to the
old and will not greet with open hand
and heart the new. No man defends
the telling of lie. All men defend the
right sometimes to tell and act what is
not true. Future photographers will
distinguish between an untruth as false
hood and lie.
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Flat Prays an Appeal.

In the mandamus proceedings before
Judge Robbins, at Clinton, of Mott
Ayers against r. b. Flat, a decision
was rendered Tuesday morning. declar
ing Mott Ayers the Democratic nomi-
nee for Representative from Hickman
and Fulton counties. In this case the
proceedings were held to compel Mr.. Z.
b. Samuels. County Court Clerk of
Hickman county, to have the name Of
Mott Ayers printed under the rooster as
the regular Democratic nominee and re-
straining him from so using the name
of X. b. Flatt, as he (Samuels) had de :
clared his purpose to do, Mr.. Flat ask
ed an appeal to the Court of Appeals.
and if the appeal is prosecuted the case
will probably be heard in time for the
election in November.
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THE PRESIDENTS
SCHEME IN THE SOUTH

As q means Of breaking down the
color line as a party division in the
South, President Roosevelt proposes to
appoint to Office number Of Democrats
who are not in line with their party on
the silver and anti-expansion issues.
These appointments are to be made
without regard to political influence.
and he believes it will be the means Of
breaking down the barrier that forces
the white men of the South always to
stand together as Democrats to prevent
negro domination. The idea of the
President is said to be not to build up
factional following but to restore pop
Mar government as far as it can safely
be done,
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1901-10-11
BAPTIZED BY POURING.
KENTUCKY BAPTIST MINISTER S
LICENSE REVOKED.

Inez, KY. Oct. 4.-The Rev. Ira Es.
tepp, aged 81, for fifteen years a minis
ter OF the United Baptist church. suf-
fered revocation of his license to
preach as the result of an ecclesiastical
trial on the charges of violating the
rules of the church. In compliance
with the dying request of his daughter,
Mrs. Fannie Meeks, he baptized her by
the pouring on of water, which action
Is alleged to be a breach of church
rules. He was tried here twice on the
charge and acquitted, whereupon the
church authorities took the case to
Ward chapel, three miles north. on a
change of venue. Rey. Estepp will ap-
peal,
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Alex. A. Faris & Son.
Tot causes night alarm.

Zone night my brothers baby was
taken with Group" writes Mrs. j. G.
Snyder of Crittenden, KY, 1T seemed
it would strangle before we could get a
doctor, so we gave it DIR. Kings New
Discovery, which gave quick relief and
permanently cured it. We always keep
it in the house to protect our children
from Group and Whooping Cough. It
cured me of chronic bronchial trouble
that no other trouble would relieve. ;"
Infallible for Coughs, Colds. Throat
and Lung troubles. SOC and $l.OO. Trial
bottles free at Cowgills' Drug Store.
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ALVIN WEBB PASSES AWAY.

Fulton, KY, Oct. 5.-Alvin Webb,
after prolonged illness, is dead at his
home from consumption.
Deceased was thirty five years of age
and leaves a wife and two small chill
dren.
Deceased was son Of N. @. Webb.
He has one brother and two sisters,
Mrs. Dora Jennings. of this city, and
Mrs, Clara E. Phelps, of Paducah.
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CLAIMS AGAINST COUNTY.

State Line, KY, Oct 9TH, 1901.
Editor Courier:
saw in your last issue that the
Fiscal Court for the county was in ses-
sion and were making many allow
ances. II you would publish the claims,
amounts and what for think it would
be the most interesting news to the tax
payers that could be given.
Yours, &c.
r. @. PRATHER.
A statement showing the financial
condition Of the County, claims allowed
&c. is usually published, each year,
after the meeting of the court in April.
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A REMARKABLE PRAYER.

Like nearly ali southerners, General
Catchings sometimes tells amusing
stories about the colored people. He
says: Down in Mississippi there is an
old colored preacher, who had no edu-
cation, but who, like many others. both
black and white in that condition, was
exceedingly fond of using big words.
whether appropriate or the reverse.
In my Judgment. the best educated
people use the simplest language to ex-
press their ideas. This aged brother
began q prayer in this wise: % Lord,
all sufficient, SET sufficient and ineffi-
cient.'"
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1901-10-11
the SUGAR WAR.

1t seems strange that at time when
the public Is celebrating upon the best
manner in which to curb monopolies the
Sugar Trust should throw down the
gauntlet for war that cannot but harm
everybody concerned. Yet that is what
Mr.. Havemeyer and his associates have
done In trying to kill the beet-sugar in
dustry in the Middle and Western
States.
According to dispatches, the Sugar
Trust has cut the price per pound of
Its product from sos cents to 81 cents
70 all Missouri river points, the only
territory IN which beet sugar is serious
competitor. It is said that the business
OF the men who have been engaged in
developing the growth Of beets Is
threatened with humiliation by the
cut.
II win mot do for the public to think
for moment that It IL the gamer by
the reduction in the price of sugar. For
while sugar will be lower-just as
long e the capial Of the beet men holds
out. The new industry once crushed,
prices win return to the abnormal level
of the trust.
New Idea Patterns lOc at
SHAWS.
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ROBBERY At HORNDEAK.

Burglars broke into the store Of
Hornbeak & Co. at Hornbeak, Tenn.
Sunday night and stole $500 from the
safe.
Narshal Dillon was notified to look
out for the robbers, as it was thought
they were coming this way to cross the
river. They also secured some valuable
papers belonging to the firm. The
country IL being diligently searched for
the men, but no clew has yet been
found.
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IMPORTANT.

For the next 80 days, we will offer
Line of Fine Surveys at $1,000 less than
regular price. and on Easy Terms. We
are over stocked on these goods.
L. +. REEVES 81 co.
Hickman. Ky.
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Illinois Central Railroad.
OF INTEREST TO
5TOcEEOEDERS 8.
FREE TRANSPORTATION TO AT
TEND THE ANNUAL MEET
ING AT CHICAGO

The next annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Illinois Central Railroad
Company, in Chicago. on Wednesday,
October 10, 1901, at noon. For the pur-
pose OF this meeting, the Stock Trans
fer Books will be closed for the close of
business on Sept. q to the morning of
October II. For this meeting, there
will be issued to holders of one or more
shares of the capital stock of the Illinois
Central Railroad Company, as registered
on the books of the company, a ticket
enabling him or her, TO travel free over
the Company's lines from the station
on the Illinois Central nearest his or
her registered address, to Chicago and
return, for the purpose of attending in
person the above meeting of stockhold-
ers. Such ticket to be good for the
journey to Chicago only during the
four days preceding, and the day of
the meeting, and for the return journey
from Chicago only on the day of the
meeting. and the four days Immediately
following, when properly countersigned
and stamped during business hours
that is to say, between 900 a. m. and
500 p. MIN the office of the Assist
ant Secretary, Mr.. w. G.. Bruen, IN Chi
cago. Such ticket may be obtained by
any registered holder of stock on appli-
cation, in writing, to the President of
Company in Chicago. Each application
must state the full name and address of
the stakeholder exactly as given in his
or her certificate of stock, together with
the number and date of such certificate.
No more than one person will be carried
free in respect of any one holding of
stock as registered on the books of the
Company. 4 q. HACKSTAFF,
OH. Secretary.
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TAKE NOTICE.

II you have any old rchool books that
YOU wish to exchange, bring them in at
once. We will allow You all they are
worth. Books must be brought in be-
fore October 10th.
Wilson'S Book STORE.
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NOTICE.

All parties indebted to the estate of
Arthur King, deceased, are respectfully
to please come forward and
settle up; and all those holding claims
against said estate are notified to file
the same properly proven up as required
by law on or before the list day of Jan.
1902, or the same will be barred.
j. j. @. BONDURANT,
Admir- of Arthur King,
+. 4 NJ Bank.
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Timer Here.

Mr.. q. E. Smith, the timer, thor
oughly competent and skilled, is now
with r. B. Brevard. Roofing and all
kinds of TIN Work. Give him call.
r. B. BRxvABD.
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Mich COW.

Good milk Cow, young calf, for sale
10-4 G. b. THRELKELD.
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MULES FOR SALE.

have IL head of good young mules
for sale, ranging in pricel from $50 to
Sl35. Will sell for cash, or six month
time with good interest bearing notes.
Also 20 head of good stock cattle. for
sale, w. 5. Henderson.
Hickman, Ky.
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TWO MULES, WAGON

and Harness for sale cheap. Apply to
G. WERNER.
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{. {. Reeves & Co.
International Stock Food
3 Feeds For lie.

; Feeds For lie.
YOU HAVE HEARD OF INTER
NATIONAL STOCK FOOD; HAVE
YOU TRIED IT?
1t Is sold on positive guarantee. If
it does not do what is claimed for it,
your money will be refunded.
Now is the time to use it as Spring
is approaching and your horses system
undergoes change.
We will not lengthen this advertise
ment, but for the next 30 days will give
the INTERNATIONAL STOCK BOOK
illustrated with ovar 1873 Large Colored
Engravings, that cost upwards of 3d.
10000 to produce. Book is 91I by 6Is IN
contains description and engravings of
different breeds of horses, cattle, sheep
hogs and poultry, contains a Finely
Illustrated Veterinary Department. 1t
will save you hundreds of dollars as
practical reference book. This book
tells all about International Stock Food.
You get it with package of food if you
buy inside of 30 days from me personally.
J. A MCCLURE.
5l6 Troy Ave., Hickman, KY.
Orders Left at
ShaWs' Dept Store
will receiveprompt attention
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New Idea Patterns lOc at
The Jennings daily record. [volume] (Jennings, La.) 1900-1903, 1901-12-28
PEACE NOT Nh>II')RED
Objection to the Protocol Signed oy
Chill. aad Arr mine.
GNEyVORD THE CAUSE
The Argentine Minister G'aimiS That a
Word was Charged "t'"r signing
the Agreement En- Wea
Fighting No Surprise.

p,,onos Avres, Dec 2S.-A rev incl
aa-,+ has risen on the Chi!i2n question.
which may annul the proposed se.Iie si
ment. A Santiago dispatch says NAH'7
ter Portsla has discovered that one
word in the protocol had been chahs
ed bv the Chilian minister OF 'loreieh
,n.;rs Minister Portela signed the
protocol believing the document 10 p''
| an exact copy of that Fecardea ny oo'N
eovernments He is now ciaiiiii II 5
modification of that word. and mas ue
c,ared that if Chill does not accept 'hs''
modification he will leave Santiago
and ann,il all that has been done
Although a protocol has been s'ghe'
the settling of the controversy psl"se'
Argentine and Chill. the ArSei'''il
. minister of war. has announced that
will neither mean u suspension Oh III
= itary preparations nor afec' lhe g"
!: of the reserves into active outy.
. The newspapers announce that ho'
i tile demonstrations are hAely TO 'at
): n,ace when the protocol is pu3llshea
!. Tha Chil;an government will not a.
:. ,oin+ minister to Bolivia i Bol!V
us" 6oes not designate an envoy 10 go
:. ChiIian protocol has been oeihl1e
.nnroycd by Or. Aicort, ArgeAE,.
rainister OF foreign affairs. fuFtI
assnrtea incident arising from ch3n
inc of pnraee in prCtcc0l by CnlE
ai,,;star ,r,S Of foreign affair. .Gen2c Yen
hos no Importance attached 10 1t
some of the newspapers here.
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CT, yNh,l. PiayinS FRANKS

Copper, Tex, Dec. 2S.-Eisht or Ten
men and boys in the community near af
the Robertson gin in the north part ,,,'s os
this m county we're out playing pranhs pliSs
christmas nights. hiding and cnan9lns
buggies and wagons from one place 10
another. Among other places my
visited the home of J. w. Skeltol' anu
were taking his wagon Oh "he!t ~
discovered them and hreu tnleS 49,
- IoGrEon and two men by the
0ar1e of Duc!,worth and Benyon were
sTo+ T2enyon through the arm and the
other two through the body. inc sul
was loaded with buckshot. Johnsoi
and Ducllworth are not expected L
live. Srer- = Turbeville arrested Skel
ton. Sllelton says he took them 10
thieves.
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SENATOR SEWELL DEAD.
VIZ. p:es at Camden After i'e'"s
rerer foo Two Year.

Camden. Il. Dec. 2S-United States
se,,ator William II. -Sewell died at ms
home here yesterday morning, ne
suffered from diaDetes, compilcaoS oSa
with stomach am heart troubles sen
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Terrell Tex. Dec. 2S.-George Tread
wav q Young man of this city. was &C.
cidenta!ly shot six miles northeast Vi
this city. He and several other boSs
were shooting fireworks and IN soiltS
way a pistol was discharged. Inc psIi.
took effect in the cartilage atIac.ihei1 ~.
~ ttc seventh rib of thee left side III
tuon+ o nd ranged downward and back
1.srd rodging against the skin on the
,oo,- r,,here il was afterward extract
ed. It is not known whether any %
tra inner organs were punctured o.
not The attending physicians pro
rounce the wound serious.
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BRITISH LOSS GREAT
Kitchener HaeS Not GIVE Particulars
but Says He Fears the cas"a'''es
VIII ne i.arge-'Ehe Guns
were also Cap'ureao

London, Dec 2s.-The following o's
+c,, hos been received from Loro
Kitchner dated johannesburg:
General Rumble reports that on 'Ae
,;,h+ of December "a, Colonel Firmahs
e.mn at Zoefontein, consisting OF tnfee
companies of Yoemanry and TWO guns
was successfully rushed oy slrohs
commando of DeWet. 1t is feareu 'he
casualties were heavy. Two resiiiien's
I of 1isht horse are pursuing the boers'
Roer resistance has always oeeh 'e'S
strong in that part of the Orange hs'e
colony which was the scene OF Gel'ei,
al DeWet's Christmas coup. A grea'
quadrangle of blockhouses is pEl"s
huilt there, the four points OF WHICH
are vereenign, Volksrust, Harrlstl'i'l
and Krooastadt At the southeast COZ
ner of this quadrangle is a long opei
enace for Bethlehem to Lindley. wher
tho square of blockhousese is sun IL
conniete and here DeWet maze MS a'
y tack.
n Colonel Firmans force prooaol
n amounted to 400 men and the olsaste
le especially the loss OF the guns u
X. nossession of which may enable De"
It, Successfully to attack the biocKnouse
d. creates a disturbing IMPRESSION
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Cincinnati, Dec. 2S.-Unable to see
tbe fiagman's signal on account OF Ins
fog. the engineer of the soutnpoumnu INV
CHICAGO express was unable to stop .he
train at Hartweh until 1t had strucN "
freight crssing the track ana ., ueino.
isned three freight cars one pass, PASS
go ,,d two trainmen on the express
, were injured. p
THO wreeking train cn the way
| VI met with an accident, kim
Patr;,! K McCoy and fa'aliy inlu,ln
William Nipper and l.ou'a Tinbrink-
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.,,,,, Attacks Hi- WIFE.

New York, Dec. 2S.-Rudolf GROSS
e5itor of the Austro-Hung garlah
Gazette. Gaze has been arrested charged
Stiln' With sssaulting his wife with knife; :;
Mrs Grossman declared her husband
~ hs an anarchist and said he repeat
W os,v told her he would consider HIM
seif biphlv honored if he could but DO
% president Roosevelt what Czoigosz
did to President Mckinley. She ahe5
Cd her husband on December . last' az
6ressed a meeting OF ANARCHISTS III ehls
city where he was introduced ny ELL
ma Goldman.
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,rn,ad iii. Brother-;n-Law.

little Rock, Ark, Dec. 2S.-John
.,nkin' a planter and merchant shot
.nd killed his brother-in-law, John
Manus near Forest City Wednesday.
Tt &C. claimed that the day before the
tuo,,h1e occurred between the two men
ond Manus shot into Pipkin's store
wounding Pipkin and his two son:
slightly. When Manus reappeafed d
the store Thursday with the appSTeh
purpose OF renewing the dih1culty' KAY
kin shot and killed him,
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houston. Dec. 27.-Another deatn
-eeuIted from the celebration OF Chris',
mas It was John Green, co",' E''
man from Humble, who was shot lace
tuesday night at his home. ~: III
time the wound was not coiislue!o coiS|41 u :,
necessarily fatal. me man l1ea.od
nr charge OF assault was released
w bond He was taken to the Hous-
Ton infirmary and died later. olhcers
sara dispatched to the scene at once
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constantinople, Dec. 2S.-Dlspatcne3s 3
.ur,, Sa1nnica report that w. w. Peel
'rar Ironl Of the missionary society In
ustan+inonle has established com
munication with the brigands wna sna
hnid Miss Ellen M. Stone captive anu no
homes the release of Miss Stone can 10
aoaor,nlished within fortnight.
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Scranton. Pa. Dec. 2s.-An Ontario
,nd Western railroad coai tram ran
away on a heavy So-foot grade GOV II
a mountain on the Scranton dl'is.o n
near Preston Park. In passing lhe
switch frog it jumped the m ,FacA az.
plunging down hill for nearly l9o ae5 10
engine and 40 gondo4a cars al ,,-o,@
- riled in a mass Four r2en were
l';1iod and Conductor Smith was oaoll
injured.
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Cru,,iu L-nry Dead.

washir@ton, Dec, 2s.-The navy oe-
nartr.ent las received the lo1io"
feicrrarii from Admiral Morll .He.
Johnson. commanding the Dos'oA
yard: 1o,rv United
e+.tes navy. died early this morning d.
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DEPEW'S MARRIAGES.
rh, civil Ceremony P"rf"r"eo
limited States Consulate-
States Il

rnited States COnsuIAte-
>,ses France, Dec. a7.-The eiVlf Ger
nv in the marriage of senator
c,n.av NJ. Depew and Miss May
Palmer took place at CLOCK eh's
ternoon at the United States cohsuia'e>
rbe brides witnesses were Baron Won
Andre and Baron de Cantalause' ne
hridegroom's witnesses were JAMS
Gordon Bennett and Count de ~etesN
Ar,onq the others present We're MIS-
Dn1uer Countess de Seres ana Baron
i ess Won Andre. The orioe s Mas Sstho-
+. ingly dressed. The orioes ps,rie,s po eere-
roo,,fes M The first win take pace ~
n 49, name and the second az tas
< Episcopal church at II O'CLOCK
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Norfolk. Va, Dec. 2S.-A body, pc
,;a,,e, 70 he that of Nellie Cropsey'
was found in Pasquotung river, near
ber home at Elizabeth City, N Z. MISS
Cropsey has been missing since .ne
night of November 21. James ,ont
her former admirer. VINO was ',e haId
sa- $1,000 hail by the grand jury.
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uax,iny Fad Effect

Santiago, Dec. 2S.--It IS asserted ,s,i NEE
+ha+ the Argentine minister to Chlh'
Senor r. Portela, has insisted on he,'
Setinit;on of the protocol recently
araIS,a' drawn up with the object of bringins
about an arrangement through arnl-
ration of the questions in dispute De, De.
tween Chilli and Argentine ms has
had very bad effect on the puoAie
r.,iDion
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SENATOR .SEWELL

ator seweli's illness had extenaeo ~
= reriod OF two years. but ms as, conu ,+
tion not considered serious until ao'o1
g year ago.
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-06-15

Then Emmeluth, to his supreme sat
isfaction, and the evident discontinue
of Dickey, introduced the following
statement. Dickey tried to choke him
off, but to no avail Then Dickey tried
to have the letter stricken from the
records, but this, 700, was failure,
This was the communication handed in:
Hon. ]. A. Akina, Speaker of the
House of Representatives;
The statement having been made on
the floor of the House on last Wednes
day that the Porto Ricans coming to
this country are not assisted TO their
passage. and that they all arrive with
$50 in their pockets, the undersigned
desires to make the following state
ment. to go on record in this matter:
Il went to quarantine wharf yester-
day morning and interviwed a number
of the Porto Ricans who arrived in the
Colon on the 18th instant, and every
one declared that he had been assisted
to come here-eleven men interviwed
collectively could not show up So large
ly in one-cent pieces.
Each immigrant interviwed declared
his utter dependence on those who as
sisted him thus far
After the reading of the above, the
House took a recess until the afternoon
For half an hour. beginning with 100,
Nakookoo tried to scare up a, quorum,
but it was to no avail. Almost the en-
tire outfit had gone to the races. Fin
ally Akina became disguised, and adj
journed the body until 10 o'clock this
morning