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CHURCHES.

CHURCH, South. W. J. Carpenter, E., g.
ervlces: Preaching evvrS Subhatn ..
T.3O z. NJ. sabbath School 9:l5 A..
er Meeting, Wednesday a. T:SO p. M
sYrERIAN CHURCH, Rev. S l.. McCarty,
Services will be held regularly every
at 1l:UO A. NJ. and 7:GO P. Al. Seats are
nd the public cordially invited to at
Sunday School at 1O:OO A. NJ. Prayer
hg, Wednesday, 1880 7. M. Union Chris
ndeavor Meeting, $3.50 p. NJ, Sunday.
rlsr CHURCH. tev. S. N. Provence
Preaching at IL a. N. and p. IN.
Sunday. sunday School at 10 a. m.
Meeting Wednesday p. IN. A cordial
me IS extended to all.
oHNs EPISCOPAL CHURCH. DR.. W. h.
Pastor. Services: Preaching every
v-lI A. NJ; 7:3O P. n. Friday evening ser
Il 1880 P. NJ. Sunday School at 10 A. h.
HoLIC CHURCH. r ev. }. L. Hugo htc-
Ervices: High Mass and Sermon aT = A. NJ
his1n 3:;U T. Nj. Vesperh And B' Dedic-
b:oO P. M.
week days, MaSta:45 "A. N.
.IE DEPusIT OhN .biblCk -1U| sale al alt
j at cost prices a. The rALLAHAsSBEAE
N. E. Church STbOay school vi $50 u. n,
3ssorJ q. Riley Superintendent. Preach
d. ID. and p. m.
zver Meeting Tuesday night. Glass Meet
' M. F. BRINsON, Pastor.
bEcTORs' MEETING The BOard of Direc-
ii the Library Association bold their
Envs on the third Friday evening Of each
III at8p. m. at the library.
.nse who are interested in Chslstaln Sci
will be welcomed at the resldKnce OF Mr..
Lewis, where the ser\ ices viii be held
m "A n6nQ6nQVS z. ~ u
10. F
Regular meetings OF LEON LC DGE No.
held every Tuesday Evening, al their
= Room, al o'clock. All HrC, ners in
STANDING are invited to atten&
W. n. MCINTOSH, Pr, N. q.
IL, COLLINS, X. D. /
meetings n1 AU-
/ EECAMPMEET No 2, are head tf:' hrSt
.hird Thursday Evenings OF eSc- month,
eir Lodge Room, al 8 O'Clock. i Patl-
4 in good standing are invited 90 attend.
W, Nj. MCINTOSH. SR., G. p.
n. CHANCEY. Scribe.
KNIGHTS OF HONOR.
lahsssee Lodge, No. 3226, meets second
fourth Thursday eveningsot fach month
lS0ni' n E. PHILBRICKI Dictator.
II. CHANCEY. Reporter.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAsL
ero Lodge No. K. of P, neets every
.sday evening In Castle Hal. visiting
hts are cordially invited to attend.
H. C. CRAW FORD, c. {.
F. HILL, K. of X. S.
ST. PAUL LODGE:NO. If
(B. S. of the Z. ID
Is its meeting every Wednesday even
at eight O. clock, at its Lodge room up
one door east of the annex of the Opera
20 All members of the Order in: good
ding art. cordially invited to attend.
'0 A STAFFORD W. c. j.:
MASONIC.
% regular convocaton of Florida K. A.
ter No. l, will be held on the Second and
th Mondays of each month at O'Clock
WIN. MCINTOSH, SR., Secretary.
: Regular meetings of JACKSON LODGE
, are held on the first and third Mondays
Oh month. at 8 o'clock, P. M.
W. NJ. MCINTOSH. SR.. Secretary.
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For Over Fifty Years.

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup has
cen used for over fifty years by mil
lions Of mothers for their children while
seething, with perfectsuccess. ItsOothef
the child, sOftens the gums, allays al
pain, cures wind colo, and is the best
remedy for diarrhpa. It will relieve
the poor little sufferer Immediately.
Sold by druggists in every part of the
world. twenty-five cents a bottle. Be
sure and ask for MRS. Winslow's Sooth-
ing Syrup" and take no other kind.
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fingers which returned no answering
pressure.
'Oh, don't mention it," he replied.
Then he added in another key, IF I
were you. I'd chuck that stuff away"
took up the glass and looked at it.
but could distinguish nothing which
would lead me to suppose that it had
been tampered with. smelled it, with
a like result. Then | became curious
to know Of what this drug consisted Of
which | could detect no sign.
Il think | shall preserve it as a piece
Of evidence" | answered. II can de-
tect nothing suspicious in it,
LET me try" said he. and as hand
ed him the glass / turned to the pale
faced girl behind the bar and asked
her for bottle Of some description.
The young fellow was still peering
into the glass when once more looked
his way, and presently he held it out,
with a shake Of the head.
81 also am at loss to detect any
thing the least bit suspicious. 1t Is
very curious"
As he spoke he handed the glass
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encOKqstcred n6y friend GCltO had learned
me against the drink
coISe ABOUT Z O'CLOCK 10 look for rOornS
Dut what they were ike, beyond being
little men and dark. he could not say.
We Thanked him, and he withdrew
Then my uncle. turning to me, address.
eS me for the first time. using. strange
to say, precisely the same words my
rather had so often employed:
DaVfe, we must pack up"
Onered no shadow of an objection
to my uncle'S proposal and after
breakfast on the following morning we
drove to Victoria and took train for
Brighton. Upon our arrival in Brighton
we drove to the MetropoIe.
Needless to say, our first promenade
along the front was not made with our
eyes shut, but no one resembling Woo
cnlng, or the spy of Dover street. was
seen. Nor later on, when people came
10 dring tea in the winter garden, was
anything Of a suspicious nature dis
covered. But an hour or so after as
was passing through the vestibule l
encountered my friend Of the Empire,
the young fellow who had warned me
against the drink.
Recognizing me, instantly he held
out his hand.
"Ah, how do you do? This is a de-
hghtful surprise. When did yeu come
DOWN.?
This morning. And youY'
About an hour ago. Delightful
place, Brighton, isn't H?''
Very"
thought he sanre1Is a triffe exc;tad-
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clous OF our shadows, we trod with 8
careful step. and in. our anxiety t.
follow up the fgurative language. W,
stumbled more than once. But if wa,
nothing. Many strange night birds
haunt the purlieuS of PiccadilIy.
But when my uncle. who bore 3
candle in his hand, arrived before the
door. | saw him start and then raise
the hight as though he wished to ex,
anime something. Peering over his
shoulder, l saw distinctly the sign OF
the society, traced with the now famflj
lar VermiliOn pencil
l confess that this last proof of thd
desperate daring Of our enemies conn
pletely overwhelmed me. If. as nv
uncle had said. their object in thus dis,
playing the sign was to frighten us:
they succeeded thoroughly. At least.
as far as | was concerned. To me the
combat seemed a hopeless one. What
ordinary being could hope to cope sue
,cesSfully with such persistent fiends9
Ihls, coming so soon after my escape
at the theate=, unnerved me complete
~ No miracle would have surprised
me then
MY uncle. without speaking. opened
the door. and together We entered and
made q thorough search Of the apart
ment. but here we found no trace
Then he rang for the porter, and from
MIN we learned that two men had
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A Family Medicine Chest.

A family medicine chest for ten cents
In pretty littl" enameIed metal box
YOU have the means of keeping the
whole family healthy, from baby to good
old grandpa. Go To your druggist and
get bCx of CascaretS Candy Catharlc
for ten cents, and see: that YOU aIwavs
nave them IN the house. Collie, sick
headache, dyspepsia, 9Imples. sIeepless-
ness. worms and nearly every other all
ment are cured by sGme form of con-
Stlpatlon and IN that 4ttle box you have
perfect remedy alwSys at hand. Save
your doctor bills and 9revpnt serious III
ness by the useOt thekweet. dainty little,
pieces of candy that bake YOU we'll and
keep you well. We secommend Casca~
rets to all our readersb
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Il am delighted 10 meet yOu.' SaiC
my uncle warmly. My nephew ha:
fully described the incident of las
night. l believe We are greatly in
debted to you. sir"
Il hope not, indeed. Perhaps, after
all, | may have been mistaken. Til,
mans action was certainly SusBicious
but 1t was all done SO quickly that il
is just possible | may have imagined
| the worst"
My uncle looked serious.
Unfortunately, am unable to think
so. NO doubt Mr.. livingston has told
you that we have ehemiesY'
Il believe he did say something tC
that effect" replieE Mr.. Wentworth
"but | hope your en- kmies are not of the
desperate class?'
Il hope not, indeed" said Jim, the
willy one. But yeu will admit that
your story is littIe stimulatingY
"Well. yes" he aqmitted, lit certain,
ly is if one takes it seriously
Il take it very seriously" answered
NY uACIG STdfeIy.
''Then it is possible that your enc
mics are desperatep'
81 am afraid it is. Tell me, what
was this man like who tampered with
the drinkY'
Mr.. Wentworth screwed his face up
and tapped his head in 4 vain effort
to recOilect.
Upon my soul. he was a very or
binary individual with beard. That
beard is about the only thing l seem
to remember"
WAS he fair or darkF'
"Oh. dark. decidedly. and. now
come to think of it. rather foreign
looking"
THAT'S he" cried my uncle.
''He" echoed our new acquaintance
"a gentleman would give ten years
Of my life to meet"
'Oh." said Mr.. Wentworth, ''is it as
serious as that"'
Jim smiled rather apolegetically, as
though just a little ashamed Of his We
hemence. Af. Wentworth watched him
narrowly, and watching. saw the brow
contract, the honest eyes grow hard
and cold. Perhaps, too, he summed up
the physical capabilities of the man be-
fore him. think he could not very
well ignore them, for whenever my
uncle's thoughts ran on the society,
the martial spirit Of the Davies assert
ed itself and commanded respect.
''If you ever see that man again." he
said. remember | should like to meet
him."
81 shall introduce him without fail"
Our acquaintance smiled and passed
on, arranging the flower in his button
hole as he neared the door.
As his figure disappeared through the
street door my uncle shook his head.
81 don't quite understand that fell |
low. What q beaStly complexion he's
got
ITO ne Continued
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Mr.. Ii. n. Pass, Bowman, Ga, writes
''One of my chlIdr ~ was very delicate
and we despaired Of raising it. FO-
months my wife and I could hardly get
a nights rest until We began the use of
Pitts Carminative. We found great re-.
lief from the first bottle" Pitts Carmi-
native acts promptly and cures perma-
nently. Ii is pleasant to the taste, and
children take It without cOaxing. 1t is
free from injurious drugs and chemicals.
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ITO he Continued

Are you nervous, run down, weak and
dispirited? Take a few doses of Her
bine. 1t will infuse new energy, new
life into the exhausted nerves, the over
worked brain or muscular system, and
put a new face on life and business.
Price, 80 cents. Wight & Bro,
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The grea est danger from colds and
la grippe is their resulting in pneu-
mOniR. Unreasonable care is used, how
ever, and ChamberIain's Cough Rem
edy taken ali danger will be
avoided. 1t will cure a cold OF
an attack of la grippe in less time than
any other treatment. 1t is pleasant and
safe to take. For sale by Wight & Bro.
and all medicine dealers. .
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The SICK ARE
MADE WELL.
anu the Weak are Restored to Fun ViRor
anu strength at the Hands Of the Great.
est Healer of Modern Timea.

Are You poes paSe yoT any pain ache or Weakne2
PIck2 pU1itiss3 AFs yoa 9cr!oqs3 Do @ yOa iacf I
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- OASeEI8In O18488eS
j mere Is no disease more uncertair In its
ure tnan dyspepsia. Physicians say that
symptoms OF no two caset agree. It is
elOfe most difficult to mike q correct
sn9sls. No matter how se1ere, OF under
~ 11isgulsed dyspepsia attack yOu, Browns
~ oltters Will cure it. InT&luable in all
esses OF the stomach, bloo} and nerves.
s"ns Iron Bitters Is sold Ey all dealers.
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JOSEPH DUNCAN,
Undertaken a.d EnBalnGPl

B Dealer in Marble Foreign and
Domestic. Orders Filled on Short Notice.
see MS cuts and prices before sending
money outside the State. 44-1v
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A Sure Thing for You.

A transaction in which you cannot
lose is a sure thing. Biliousness, sick
headache, furred tongue, fever, pilee
and thousand other ills are caused by
constipation and sluggish liver. Casca-
rets Candy Cathartic, the wonderful
new liver stimuIant and intestinal tonic
are by all druggists guaranteed to cure
or money refunded. G. G. G. are a sure
thing. Try a box today; 10c., 25c. SOC.
Sample and booklet free. See our big
ad,
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Everybody Says So.
Respectfully.
w. c. FULLY.

CaScareLs Candy Cathartic. the most
wonderful medical discovery of the age,
pleasant and refreshing to The tasie, act
gently and positively. on kidneys, liver
and bowels, cleansing the entire system.
dlspel colds, cure he &iache. fever. hab-
ltual constipation and biliousness.
Please buy and try box of c. C. C. to-
DAY; III, 20. 80 cents. Sold and guaran-
teed to cure by all druggists.
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Ah-tJ VA AA1AAAA uAlll DOuyI ArG
| you easily tired2 Have WOW
lost ambitiOn2 Is there any
unnatural drain upon the
EJstem2 Is every organ per.
forming its proper func.
tlon2 In Other WOrClG :
Are You q Perfectly
Strong, Active, VigOr-
gus, Healthy, Happy
man or WOman3
Ii not, you should not de-
lay one day before you con.
sllt a specialist, one Ia
whom the human BODY isRn
open book and who Under.
stands every phase of weak.
ness and disease and "a
whom the proper treatment
Tor q cure is aR EinnOIo n
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THE YELLOW MAN.
(Conrinueh from Seventh Page.

de was an ordinary young fellow
with an lnsipid muStache and fair hair
pressed close upon his head; perbans
not strong man physically or intel.
iectualiy. but apparently Of some class
! hope you will pardon me-" he said.
i have not the pleasure of knowing
you, but-but''-and be seemed ex.
IremeIy nerTous-"I think ! ought 10
tell you what I've seen. You win par
don the liberty?''
Certainly"
Then Pm afraid it will seem an ab-
surd question to ask. Have yOu-haYe
you any enemies"'
started and looked him souarelv in
the eyes. but he withstood the scrutiny
without the flicker Of q lid.
Excuse me-" said. now Thoroughly
on my guard, but you must surely
recognize the incougruity of address
ing such question to a stranger"
Il do" he replied.
Then why do you ask?'
Because l have just seen something
"hlch-Whlch, to say the least Of it, is
singular. Do you remember the man
with the beard who a minute ago apoI-
ogized for treading on your foot?"
Perfectly"
We'll. | saw him, while your back
was turned. drop something into YOUR
tumbLer."
Good heaVenSr
Involuntarily the exclamation escau-
ed me. A cOnvulsive shiver swept me
from head to foot. The young man.
watching intently. must have seen nv
face blanch, for he added hastily:
Il hope | haven't frightened you. but
l thought it looked suspicious and that
] had better speak"
Thanks. Il thousand timeSr' | said.
Il have enemies 1t was good of you
to speak" seized his hand and shook
1T warmly, scarcely noticing the limp
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Diseases of the Blood anc Nerves.
No one need suffer with neuralgia. Tn
disease is quickly and permanently curec
by Browns Iron Bitters5 Every disease o.
the blood, nerves and. stomach. chroy,;~
or otherwise, succumbs. to Browns Iron
Bltters. Known and used for nearly a
quarter of century, It stands TODAY fore
most among our most valued remedies.
BrOWns' Iron Bitters is sold by all dealerE.
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me aooln2 OF column of dcUrcR HO =
The LeadIna y EGT EsTI 1yeT & 70 %ears, DR. NEWTON
EAIHAhAH 7 Eas been the leading
Specialist specialist OF iscOuntry Hisnrsc.
uce has been fer years larger than
In1SOI All other tpec1GStscombincd His cures of m
VI ulsSoSed cOrdOEs have been the marvel of
aAte nas spread into every town and every baynlef
LnoseaInlcted viii manner OfdiEeaees be 1eSo1ohf
ts serVlccs In order that they might be made hoIS
S1e administering OF his wonderful system Of treat
SonsunaIlon and medicines, Who few montho Iator
returned 70 him in most vigorous heath IN fa
AuRl.oo.. him their thanks.
'OeaSOS ~ DIR. Hathaway treats all disesEesi
Gurods NOSE peculiar to men and thoes
O., ~ peculiar to women, as Veil ~
Catarrh, rheumatism. Kidney COmDIaintS Eczenna
ano HI IormS OF lingering and chronic disorderS
NarInooo3o ard Dr. HathaTays success IN the
o"O treatment of VaricOcele and
Structure, Structure without the aid Of knife
or cautery ts phenomenal The
patient is treated By this method at his own hons
nItnnut pam or iAsS or time from business. This "a
operatfon DR.. Hathaway calls the particular atten-
non OF sunerers from Taricocele and Strict1re n
pages zIZ2S'SO and 81 Of his new book which viii be
Every Case sent free on application !.
Every case taken by DR. Hathaway
specially is specially treated according TO h
RRaafnd nature, all under his Reneralpe rsonp1i
S supervision, and all remedies Ilsed hVl
nH ako PTSpdreo nom the purest and best drugs fn
anu al H9n special prescriptions of hisOWn,
N o,., Urs hathaway makes no charge for cona1I.
-" eadon or advice, either at his office m hT
Fees 1nau, ana when case 10 taken the one Iov,
.onoI SS covers all cost OF medicines and profes
,. NEWTON HATHAWAY, ND, +
20 Bryan Street, Savannah. CO.
MENTION THIS PAPER WHEN WRITING,
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-01-13
THE VANDERBILT WEDDING.
An Elaborate Dinner rendered by
the bridegroom to the We'd
ding Party.

Newport, r. L., Jan. 12-While the mar
riage of Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt. one
of the richest of the Vanderbilt family
to Miss Elsie French does not occur I'M
til Monday, quite large number Of the
guests arrived this afternoon and evening
and the flash Of brilliant eqVipages at the
New York pier and throughout the city
has thoroughly aroused Newport to the
realization that another elaborate society
event is pending. The arrival of the
guests created quite stir, but the fea-
ture of the day was the elaborate dinner
in the evening which the bridegroom ten
dered to the members of the wedding
party, including the brldemalds, the
ushers and intimate friends. The dinner
was given at the home of the bride ct
Harbor View, the residence Of Mrs.
French
The table was decorated with pink or
chids. American Beauty roses, and Lilies
OF the Valley. At the conclusion of the
dinner a number of the most costly and
beautiful gifts, which have been conveyed
during the day from one of the local
banks to the house, were shown to the
guests The evening festivities were
closed with an informal dance by the
young people.
Preparations for the wedding are now
nearly completed. The ceremony win take
place in ST. Johns Church, which il
locally known as the Seabriske Memorial
Church, Monday, noon followed by an
elaborate breakfast. served by Delmonico
al the French residence. A number OF
special trains ere expected tomorrow,
in fact nearly the entire wedding party
will be I'm this city by tomorrow night.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-01-13
HUSBANDS TRIPLE CRIME.
Cut His Wife's Throat, Broke His
Sons Head, Took Paris Green
and Cut His own Throat

Albany, N. Y, Jan. 12.-Louis Currier
40 years of age, at an early hour. this
morning, cut his wife's throat broke his
son Archie's head with a baseball bat
took a dose of paris green, and then cut
his own throat from ear to ear with a
razor. AZ
All three are dead. Currier left letter
addressed to the police which shows that
the murder was premeditated The letter
is as follows:
Albany, N. Y, Jan. IL, 190l.-To Whom
1t May Concern: When you find our dead
bodies you may call upon the president of
the Painters Union and get $l5O for nv
funeral and 800 on my wife; that will
bury the three of us. 1 guess. Notify my
brother-in-law and his wife, which is
my sister. She keeps a store on the cor
ner of First and Lexington avenue. 1
sive them all my belongings and also her
father in North Adams l have sister
on North street. Don't let her see any
of us With my best wishes, 1
remain, till death, Louis Currier.''
+. S: She bought the paris green her
self last week from HarViths drug store
Tor the purpose of poisoning me, but L
watched her too closely and I gave her
a hard death. I wish 1 could have given
her more, for that is not half enough.
wish I had done it before.
Currier was a painter by trade. His
wife, whom he married thirteen years
ago, was then employed in a wooden mill
at North Adams. Their one child, the
second victim of the fathers gruesome
crime was u years of age.
Mrs Israel Currier, sister of the muir
derer and suicide, exonerates the dead
woman and states that her brother made
life most Wretched for his wife, drinking
to excess and abusing her.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-01-13
THE CHURCH IN THE SCHOOLS.
The old and Much MOoted Question
Faces Philippine Commission.

EuCeS
Manila, Jan. 12.-The argument on the
section of the school bill allowing religious
teachings in schools was continued to-day.
DIR. Manuel Burgos who made the princi-
pal speech, said the friars would attempt
to take advantage of such situation.
DR.. Burgos urged the commission to con-
slider the advantages it would give Cath
olcism, on account of the church's over
whelming preponderance.
Judge Taft explained that this legisla-
tion was experimental. If it become the
instrument of ecclesiastical oppression it
would be repealed.
DIR. Burgos replied that it ought to
be repealed now. The Filipinos. he said,
had had enough of the results of religious
instruction in the schools.
Judge Taft contended that it was i'm
possible 20 judge of the new system at
haphazard or by the results of another
system. He believed things would be ac
complished under the present system,
which were impossible under the former
regime He asked whether 1t was not i'm
politid 90 take action which would un-
necessarily shock the feelings of the
Catholic people.
The doctor replied that 1t was better
to eliminate now a section which was GER
tain to lead to difficulties
Commissioner Henry c. Ide asked which
course would satisfy the greater number
of people
DR.. Burgos, in reply, quoted the declar-
ations of the Malolos congress and Fed
eral party in favor of the separation of
church and state.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-01-13
---s-s--s-------
THE LATE SENATOR DAVIS.
A Public Man Sincerely MOurned ny
His Colleagues.

Washington, Jan. 12-No legislative
business Of Importance was transacted by
the Senate to-day. The session was de-
voted to services held in memory of the
late Senator Cushman X Davis of Min
nesota.
The long and distinguished services OF
the Minnesota senator and the intimate
relations he sustained to his colleagues
In the Senate had endeared him to all
and when his death came every Snem-
Der of that body felt that he had suffered
a personal loss.
For many years Mr.. Davis served as
chairman OF the Committee on Foreign
Relations, and in that capacity and in
the capacity of member Of the Paris
Peace Commission, he was intimately
identified with the foreign affairs of the
government
Immediately upon the conclusion of the
routine morning business Mr.. Nelson of
Minnesota, called up his Resolution ex-
pressive OF the regret OF the Senate at
the death Of Senator Davis.
As Mr.. Nelson called up the resolution
Mrs. Davis, accompanied by some friends
entered the executive gallery of the SEN
ate. In addition several other friends Of
the late Senator occupied seats IN the ex-
ecutive gallery during the delivery of the
memorial orations.
The speakers of the occasion included
Senators Morgan, Clark of Wyoming
Lodge of Massachusetts, and Daniel Of
Virginia, all of whom were associated
with Mr.. Davis as members of the For
I eign Relations Committee. Others, who
pronounced eu.ogies upon the late SEN
ator, were his colleague, Senator Nelson
and his successor, Senator Towne, and
Senators Hoar Spooner McCumber. Fos-
ter and Pettgrew.
In recent years in the Senate no more
beautiful, heartfelt and eloquent eulogies
have been pronounced upon the memory
OF any senator than those delivered to-
day. Mr.. Davis peculiarly close relations
with members on both sides of the cham
Der endeared him to all. and without re-
gard to political affiliations he was held
in high esteem by every member Of the
beCs