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The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-02
-----@-----|------ - GRANTED THE DEMANDS.
Many Employers of Pittsburg In-
 crease Wages of Workmen.

building trades m the Pittsburg district started the conflict this morning for higher wages. Many of the employers agreed to the demands during the day and at it's close there was every indica- tion that the struggle would be of short duration. of the 12.0Oo men who were ordered out this morning probably not more than coco will be idle tomorrow.
 Trades involved in the wage dispute are the structural iron workers. brick layers. carpenters. electric wlremen. fathers. sheet metal workers, hoisting and portable engineers. slate and tile roofers and the bod carriers
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-02
anvernor to Stand Trial.

Little Rock. Ark. May l.--Governor def- ferson Davis returned today from the East and stated the object of his return was to be here Sunday to attend the trial of the charges preferred aaginst hlm by inc Discipline Committee of the Second Baptist Church if one be held that day. The Governor says he prefers to take change of venue to his home church In Russellville. but he knows of no such usage in the Baptist Church.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-02
Differences of opinion.

Washington. May 1--Some differences of opinion developed today in the House Committee on Labor as to reporting the bill for a commission to investigate the status of the colored race. Some or the Southern members urged that the Inquiry was likely to create racial unrest, while Messrs. Bartholdt of Missouri and War mock of Ohio urged that 1t was designed to overcome racial unrest The question went over until next meeting.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-02
Berlin Workmen Make Demands.

Berlin, May 1.-The wOrkmen of Berlin celebrated May day by holding forty-six large meetings at which resolutions were passed demanding an eight-hour day, la bor reform legislation and the enact ment of commercial treaties in order to give the laboring population cheap food. They demanded also that the government withdraw the tari ffbill. No disturbance occurred here nr elsewhere in Germany.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-02
Labor Riots in Russia.

Copenhagen, Denmark. May IA dis patch to The Politiken of this city from Russia filled on the German frontier) announces that the labor population of fine whole district between Moscoa and Vladimer Central Russia, is Tn revolt. There have been numerous encounters between the workingmen and the troops and many persons have been killed or wounded. A Uhlan regiment commanded by Colonel Moroseff. refused to act against the Workmen.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-02
German Religion Bill.

Berlin. May 1.-The Reiehstag today passed the third reading of the first par agraph of the bill granting freedom If religious belief. association and public and private worship throughout the em- pire. united only to the proviso that this freedom shall not be used to the preju- dice of civic or national duties
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-02

an oration and addresses were made by Mrs. Donald Mclean, regent of the New York City Chapter D. A. R., on behalf of Mrs. Sarah Bowman van.-Ness. regent of Lexington Chapter. D. A. R., of Mas sachusetts who presented a tree taken from the battlefield of Lexington. Wal ter Seth Logan. the President General of the Society. will not stand for reelection field of Baltimore. will De chosen to that office
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-02
A Strike in Buffalo.

Buffalo. N. Y, May l.-lt Is estimated that more than 2.O00 skilled laborers are on strike here today for higher wages Most of these are carpenters. d few struc- tural Iron workers and the rest plumb CTS. Most of the contractors have conced- ed to the demand of the structural iron workers. but few of the smaller ones are holding out.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-02
Sons of Revolution.

Washington. May l.-Today's sessions of the annual congress of the Sons of the American Revolution consisted of d busi- ness meeting during the forenoon and pa triotic exercises at Mount Vernon. the old home of George Washington this af- ternoon. At Mount Vernon. ex-Represen- tative John Goods of Virginia. delivered
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-02
The Stay in Meridian.

Meridian. Miss. May 1.--Admirsl Schley and party will arrive here tomorrow morning and will remain in the city until Saturday morning. During their stay here they will be the guests of the Meri- dian Board. of Trade and the Cotton Ex- change. An elaborate program for theiE entertainment has been prepared.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-02
Indian Appropriation Rill.

Washington. May LA conference re- port on the Indian appropriation bin was presented to the Senate today. It cars rles an entirely new provision eoneefnins courts in Indian Territory which was xsz- gested by the Interior Department. Tho number of places of holding courts is con. sidersbly increased by the provision.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-02
Mrs. Daniel S. Lamont.

New York, May l.-At the annual meet ing held in this city the Army Relief So- ciety of the United States has elected Mrs Daniel s. Lamont TOT its President for the en-',ing year. Delegates from about thirty branch organizations throughout rhe country were present.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-02
Fire in Norfolk. Va.

Norfolk. Va. May Fire started to- day In the building of the Virginia Candy Company. on Commercial Place and gain ed such headway that at one time it was thought that the ent.rs block bounded by Commercial Place anG Water Street and Roanoke Avenue would be destroyed. The losses aggregate $SS,o0o fully covered hy insurance. The principal losers are as
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-02
Tucker to Succeed Remmel.

Washington. May l.-Hcnry l.. RemmeI of Little Rock. Ark has resigned as Col lector of Internal Revenue of Arkansas and will he succeeded by F. w. Tucker. Mir, RemmeI is the chairman of the Re- publican State Central Committee.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-02
PARDoNED BY THE KING.
Victor Emmanuel Frees Convicted
 American Marines.

Rome, Italy. May liking Victor Eni- manuel this afternoon pardoned the eifi- cers of the United States cruiser Cnica- go. who have been in prison at venice.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-02

W. Mcdonald, ss.50o: Nj P. ofheimer C Co, s4.500: l.. P. Roberts & Co. y5.Qo6: Dispatch Printing Co, $4ooo; Old Doc minion Paper Go. sf. 800 other frms. 5000. Damage to buildings. As,000-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-02
Weather Forecast

TIE MAsSIEeras slMSExTasR soaEcAsr Maa ST FOR ALABAMA IS AZ FSI.- LOWS. FAIR FRIDAY AND sATURD DAY: LIGHT TO FRESH SOuTHERLY WINDS. SHIFTING TO EAsTERLY. l~>eeeeeNeeeEeAeNeA
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-12-10
First Publication, November, &C. 1903.
pRORATE NOTICE.

Notice Of Application for Final settlement. -,
xrERNoN COUNTY COURT IN PhobAl ~
State Of Wisconsin, County OF eIhJn. -, So
In the matter OF the estate Of Matthias AArson'
deceased. i...+ion Of
4 Men. executor Of the estate OF hathlAs
Larson deceased, representing among o'n me
thinrs that he has fully administers VI ne
aid state and praying that time ana plaGe D y,
xed for examin ing snd allowing MS acooI ~ M
his ADM nj stTatiCn and that ths residue o. .ne
aid estate he assigned to such persons a. Aie
by law entitled to the sanei - ,..ra
It ia ordered, That said application oe hes. =. -
betore tbfs court. at 8 special term Thereon 70
he held al the probate office in the city o. H. ~
qua, on the 9Th day Of } snuary A. D, AsVo a. ~
II is further ordered, That notice OF IN,
time and place OF xamlning ana ~ al
/ estste- be given 70 all persons interesIeu
/ nv publication Of copy OF thls o roeI
a. farce successive weeks in the fernol
/ rouufy censor, "A newspaper printed IN 81,
county, sef0re the day n1ed Tor said near !.
: : ne court d. U. MABOSEY, County jug
mated mis- 18th day Of November' lS02'
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-12-10
r,rst publication November 90. l9o2.--S'
PROBATE NOTICE
Notice of application for final

Notice of application for final settlement.
~TERNoN COUNTY CoURr-IN PROBATE
Y Tn me rnstter OF the Estate OF QUO uroSS-
y, Teadint and fling the snplicattnn OF ot ~
,ynheis administrator OF the state o. Ot.o
h iA,,astEnnr d ceased, representing amoes
''rher thing nat be has iuiiy aolnln.s1,' =
IN s.td estate and praying that tlme ANU
me me- she he tixed for examining and PlloNinR
HI sccoupt of such administItion anu Iass
N Tes,dua of the said state De HsslRhtd
t o. sreh pers9ns as are by law entitled to the
SANE !: orde,el, That aid application be heard
dfo rs tSs cou1t al general term thsreSt 20
he seId a. the pro ate ON ,r "a snI ny - ID
O'Clock a n. o,o.a4 That notiee OF
And it Il Farther otdeJfg a aa1 sIIowipp
the the leeoa a and Of ssseu ne The re dne q
said estate, be given tc AZ tny m rec sue
p nodicst Weeks n the Vernon County Csnsot;
TeSgspaper published in said county Oeioie Wv
aay fixed fer sal hearing. -. A n tao2
Dated this 5th dav Of Nov tnoef, "A, - Iyo,e
nv the Court. D. o. NAHoNEY' Oouu's 01o-
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-12-10
? irst Publication, November %. 1905
PROBATE NOTICE


o,TATE OF wIsCoNslN-VERNoN CooN-
" Court--In Probate. pA.,ns
In the matter Of the estate Oh d. . rhe'p''
On tbs nth day of November p lso;: On np%Wp
al nv aud d.;ug the petition OF oeorgs ".
Y,aTan stating that n. Phelps OF the cou nay
De4 411appn dTed in . tate ou or abouf the Ssth
5av ~ septcmbr, 1862, and praying tnst Org NJ
" DeIsp be sppninted administrator Oh inc
esI4to o. nr5are tnat said application be heard
hetrre me at tn probate ofio- in the Guy ais
V',ooua, on the 9Th day Of January a. - 10 O.
At III : ~ fprt-er ordered that notice OF me
lime And place appo nted for hearing sal agp,l ~,
oan be given to AZ soI in tsree week
pup tlss,is9 10 ihe Vernon County Censor q
new printed in said county, previous 70
| said hearing. - n 1aO2
Dated this 18th day OF Novemnsr d a; ~ Jndge
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-12-10
First qualification November 26, 1908
PROBATE NOTICE.
no.,ca of Anplication for Letters Of Admin
iaratlou.

VERNON COUNTY CoURT-IN PROBATE
V state of wisconsin. County OF Vernon .--F
II the matter of the esiAVe OF AiDeit
Swspastu. deceased. 900 -
on mis- 26th day OF Novembe A. D., 1872 upon
reading and filing the petition Of Carrie ewanR
stn OF the town Of Sterling Vernon county,
N4scnnsin stating that A bert S@angstu OF the
town Of Sterling, of thu county of vernon. GIG
intestate Oh or about the 2lst day Of june, Isoz'
and Drawing that she Carrie A SwanRstu oe ~
noints administratrix OF the estate OF said de-
ceased - - naa,a
II Il Ordered That said application be neaIo
befo ne, at my Office in the CITY Of Viroqus. u
the t,u day OF January, A d. 1903, at 10 ocioet
a. ~. "a .ha tirop
II is further ordered that notice Of me une
ha given n All persons interested by publishing
copy OF this order for three weeks succ ,ssive,
| lv IN the Vernon County Censor, hewhpapei
| printed in said county. previous % 'ns 1no ~
| pointed for said hearing ,oo,
| Dated this 10th day of Nov, A. D, lSo2:
| ~ the Court DO. MAHoNEY. equity 'uose'
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-12-10
Firs. publication Nov. 20 1901.
PROBATE NOTICE.
order for Ldmitine 7 9 and \

ordey for LmitipR 20 ana H o,iSsTr IN
x,rRNON COUNTY CoUt LIN Phob1
v t,,e MISTER Of the estate GRAFTON Laiiiiii"'
deceased. =. Alexander Toilets
% tsstretor OF the estate Of Grafton A'El!a i
% ~ Vernon county, deceased, no on -, 80
li ~ the appointment OF 7''N
I. ors I'D Thst six months rom a1o - ''s
=, 80 - If this order be aud Is heFeoy n1s S
ne t;11 hin which all creditors are req H.
" s,f her claims and demands sseins. ~
~ " C~aft0u I,amma, deceased, 70 bae SouH-y y
-. II vernon county, or e2SlhAlA'i'N
Is fngtner ordered That al claims ana a oS
- ~ ,-~eseuted viii Re examines alu 81
is5 before the ssia county e9uFg g. u GU a.
- II, the court house in ne clly p 49, :, "a
ed countv at rezulaT term theEeSt' %pPo- +,
= - hsla n ~. arsf TUESDAY q June -, ..
sep9 and N creditors are hereby noeilise -. .3
~ IA FurfheF ordered that notice - eos -
ifh5u which creditors may present .4fsa. III
"a l5ie,asrlis ana OF the time when n .a1lS ~
e Tsraine9 aud adjusted ~ the eo'l.s - =
st5 - given by publishing copy ~ - = !,
- fe1r EuceessiYs zeeks, ouce ID eaIA 49, - :
- Ve-nos County Censor, nes sp-Psl 49, ~
fss4 in ire city Of YiroqEa, IN SAID co'''ts9
go rsubIicstsc 70 be ms1e SltAAA ~ 80
iron the date hereof, p ,ooo
Dsted tbs 24th day q New. A., - I,a
ths coart, D. o. NAHoNEx, Coanfy SUI
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-12-10
First publication Nov. ~. lso2.-a
PROBATE NOTICE.
Order Limiftag Time and NoDse: ~
NON COUNTY OOURT-IN PRoBAT


VERNON COUNTY ooURT-IN PhobALb'
v State Of Wis consin, county Of y ernon 81,
In the matter nj the estate OF VIM putnam
On application OF Mary z Pnlhsm, executor 5
NJ estate OF william p lhem. late OF vernon "
deceased. no one having required the sppo POM
Teut Of commissioners 70 receive. examine
and adjust claims against said estate.
II ia ordered, That six months from AZ q 20
t5a date Of this order be and 10 hersDy hxea a.
tbe time within which all cresttors sre reQuiI ~
= r,resent their claims and demands agsinss thS
"a within Palham. deceased TO tns couhs
~ court Of Vernon county. for exsminatN4 AA0
az ", ,s further ordered that all claims and de-
,,snds 40 presented viii be examined snn "a :
t,sted before the said county court, st W eSurs
y1oro in the court house IL the city OF flroqes,
IN aid county, on the fret day on the reg =,
term thereof appointed 70 be held on me nis.
Tsnssdav Of in re- %. 1903, sndsal creditors sf'
1 hereby notiaed Thereof. -. A..
NeIi u furtber ordered. that notice Of the
80 and mace at which said claims and de,
s li.od viii X received examined and adjusted
| - Aforesaid and Of the time hereby limited 20
sssssitors 10 present their airs, be gwen %
| SnbIshfuq copy Of this oroer Tor fonr succes
| sgs-,e yeeks once in each week. ID TIE fsrn9u
/ To1ntv Censor a new spzper pnDhsnea n "
/ cstv q Viroqua. in SAID county. tne nrst pooll.
rstton 70 be within 10 avs from the GATE ne fsol
ned thts 24tb day o. Nogn 1907.
Nv rs court D. o. MAHoSEF, Oennfy s@'gs
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-12-10
Flannelettss and Outings.

Immediate stock reducing pre-
paratiens makes this sale of un-
usual interest.
Canton flannel, unbleached II in.
wide, worth &c. at. 1850. SC
Outing flanneis, all good designs
heavy quality, worth &c at 4Hc
Wrapper and WAITING fannellets
in fancy patterns and colorings
The I21 kind at &c
Fine book fold fannelletts in
Scroll and Persian designs, re-
remarked fro II zoe to- lac
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-12-10
Shoes and Overshoes.

The slaughter of this immense
stock will be matchless-eannot
be equaled for low prices-come
early.
30 prs ladies Utz & Dunn's patent
or enameled shoes, the very
best stock. up-to-date styles, all
sizes. Always sold CT IN
by us at So 50 now. OA.41
50 prs ladies'enameled and patent
feathers, Ultra and Moore &
Schafer makes, winter styles
and lasts, worth up CO 90
to $3.50, now. 1870
40 prs ladies Sherwood & Crooks
cslf shoes for winter wear, pric-
ed by us at 3, so, now $2.7o
All high cut winter shoes at 10
per cent reductions.
ovERsHoEs FOR MEN.
Duck Commodore for German socks
regular 81 IS at 81 40.
Duck Huron rolled edge solid heel reg
ular 81 S5 at $1.35.
Rubber Foxed corporal 1 buckle regu-
lar 81 rs at $1.39
Horse shoe knit. boots with duck per-
fections regular s. 90 at 81 40
Felt boots and rubbers reg 30 at 70.
All rubber artics regular 81 % at 9oc
Extra heavy pure gum artlcs regular
81 65 at $1.25
Roll edge heavy artics regular ISL 80 to
81 %
Heavy artics regular 81 35 at 81 TO-
Andree regular 81 25 at CSC
OVERSHOES FOR BOYS.
Hurons for German socks reg. / 20 9Sc
Snow exeluders German socks regular
ST. 80 at 81 49,
Felt boots and rubber perfections regu-
lar So % at 81 60
Roll edge heavy artics reg-.$1 % at csc.
Heavp artics regular 81 Is as 85c.
Ladies' buckle Jersey arctic 'gular
81 35 at 81 90
Ladies buckle extra heavy artics regu-
lar 81 40 at 81 25
Ladies buckle heavy arctics regular
90c at zoe.
Ladies buckle heavy artics regular 5Oc
at 3d.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-12-10
@MA~,4~

.igna4ure is Oh every box Of the gsnuins
axative BrOmO-Q uinlne TAOiss.
tas rsnsdy that cures ooia -
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-12-10
PRE-INVENTORY

Store be reduced
1end sale be considered for moment Chese
servlceabe
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-12-10
Remarkable Reductions on the Necessities Of Life.

This sale effects the grocery Choice evapoated apples h.
department The stock be Norway fat Herring &C h.
reduced in the next two Norway Anchovies &c h.
These prices will do it, lake Superior Id.
Alaska salmon Id cam Fancy Christmas candies Ioc Id
regular price &C. Nc. NaYv ro;xed r,ts re III
~ a roo ~ 90 can DOR Fancy loose raisins &C h.
Choice Sanas coffee our reg Fancy apples per Dbl
I6c now &C h. Full line of fruit in for
bars ofwashng soap Tor 25c shs de-
made sorghum ,rtan+ will he ofintere to Won
soc a gallon.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-12-10
WINTER UNDERWEAR BARGAINS.

Prolonged during lowest notch in
many article marx
heavy ribbed this sale
inedve
andp ldownh
and fed
Boys sui
unde
Menhea fleecen
areV Staley underwear
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-12-10
Why notsbuy..your monuments

AZ home and save ID" 20
1.Ar cent agent tts- We
j. udit. 3li kinds It gran
ifa and ,usrt,l" ansi ~
siz~s large aud small of
iaDnuI1e pt- AID MAJ T.
era. We also handle all
kinds Of
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-12-10

UNPARELLED
CLOAK PRICES.

Beginning Thurs day. Dec. nth
at o'clock a. m. is the elm AK of
the seasons coat selling-prices
lowered 10 create the greatest
cloak excitement Viroqua has
ever known Everything priced
for speedy selling. lfyou have
a solitary need in the cloak line
don't missYthis chance.
81 4S for 50 y inch Kersey.
beaver or flieze coats, some full
lined. others faced all Sizes fcr
hota ladies and misses, variety
of colors.
$6.4S for ladl, p in fine Ker-
sey coats, worth 8 so. foil silk
lined, trimmed with inlaid velvet.
seams strapped, storm collar. Tan
black and Oxford.
$50 for ladies and misses II
inch coat that sold up to SI2.oo.
Made of the finest of Kersey.
Some satin lined. others lined
with silk, some very fancy trim
med with storm or velvet collars
All colors and sizes
SO 98 for any As inch coat in
either ladies or misses sizes that
sold up to $I2. An endless vari-
ETY. to choose from.
So 98 for any Is inch coat that
sold up to 10. so. Ladies and
misses sizes in all varieties of
fashionable coat fabrics.
SG44S for any IS inch coat,
ladies sizes ouly that sold up to
%. SO. This assortment contains
many of the newest productions
of the eastern coat makers.
Our entire offering of Monte
Carlo coats at reg. April prices
Profit taken off of our childrens
coats.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-12-10
DRESS GOODS REDUCED.

Thousands of yards Of season
able fabrics reduced close to Hat
price to unload a great surplus
stock occasioned by backward
season. Skirtings. suitings ana
waistings in On endless variety OF
colors and weaves at prices never
before offered in this or any other
community. A dress, skirt or
waist is always most acceptable
Christmas gift. The prices IN this
dept. make buying an easy task
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-12-10
BEDDING AND BLANKETS.

A sale that affords you the very opportu-
nifty you are looking for.
1914 fine cotton blankets, white & gray, ACC
ia extr. double fleeced, tan or gray 79c
ia extra heavy twilled, tan or gray, worth
rs, now csc.
ia fine wool blankets, extra heavy 3 so.
Large home made comforters of silkoline,
creton or art calico, }.lled with fluffy white
cotton, 90, o8 ard 2.2s.
Bed spreads at SOC, csc. 1.25, $50, 9S,
246, and $50.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-12-10

This prenventory sale for the reducing stock
inventory The prices Offering every
made for this have
purchase allow you
an make your dollars buy the most.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-12-10


A tremendous cut in furs A
bona fide reduction sale of fine
fur garments. An unusually
warm fall forces these remarkable
stock reducing prices. Bargains
unmistakeable.
Combination Near-Seal coats,
collar, revers and cuffs of Hudson
Bay beaver. lined with fancy
satin, sos values Cor $47. SO,
D inch Astrachan coats, Skin
ner satin lined, worth SO for $25.
SCARFS and MUFFS.
4S in black Coney scarfs, trim
med with tails, worth Q. 40
now 100.
80 in imitation f stone Marten
trimmed with tails, worth 2, %,
now 20.
Black Coney muffs, full sized,
worth 100, now o8c.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-12-10
Cemetery
EiXfuseS.

Be sure ~ / zee us be-
fore you ,rr'hase.
Write lJr designs, sizes
ard prices.
Place Of business on
South Main street.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-12-10

Dress prints in German blue. turkey
red, black and white or any other
fast color at SC per yard
Apron Ginghams. all sized checks in
all wanted colors at ~ C per yard.
80 in fast color Percale, neat wrapper
patterns at Sc per yard
Handkerchief offerings for the holidays
is worth inspecting the prices,
we'll you will be surprised how low.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-02-27

he decided by the senate lie declined,
however, 20 state how the question
would be brought 20 the attention OF
the senate.
Inquiry In other quarters developed
the fact that there had been a confer
encc ot the Republican leaders in SEN
ator Alir.chs committee room during
/ the forenoon and that the extent OF
Senator Fryos ruling. and especially
rs flr reaching effect net only In this
case but as q precedent. has been very
eNhIusfiyOly discussed the Coustruc-
tiou being that action 1t the president
pro tenn ID striking the names % the
South Carolina senators from the roll
and his refusal OF a request 20 have
their names called was beyond prece-
dent iu the senate and not entirely
justified.
Iu this account Go was decided that
this particular question should De- im-
mod.ately taken up by the committee
on privileges and elections.
Senator Burrows who &, chairman
of that committee was called into the
conference and the details ot carrying
out the plan was entrusted 20 him. 10
was decided that a resolution should
be formulated providing for the tenn
porary suspension Of the two senator's
and that this resolution should De
passed upon hy Mr. Burrows commit
tee and presented 20 the senate as soon
Is possible after the couyeniug % the
body. The question OF the ums of sus-
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-02-27
LOCOMOTIVE ENGINEERS.
.h~ National Convention Opens az Denl-
san With Macy D.Isgats..

pou.slu. Tex Feb 2i.-The town o.
-rD.dIy mllng with delegates % the
oorg.Ht5n o. the Brotherhood % L9-
csu0age En-uo.rs H. ST. Arthur
grand c...t reached here Tuesday and
81. r.s0u % reception 40 the L0Ie o.
g.. %. Iu.ag.
The exercises O., tHa DcnIs0n opera.
house This afternoon began at l.el
o'clock They were opened With prayer
ly Rev Arthur F. O. bop Tie alIra
Of welcome vas delivered ly Captain
T.. D. Smith The response was made
OF. behalf OF tha brotherhood OF L1-
connective Engineers by C. p. Curtis
chairman af ,tc brotherhood OF Loco
motive Engineers on the Missouri
Kansas and Texas system Addresses
were made by Judge A. g. MoseIey
and Governor Joseph ID Sayers Then
came the address OF =. ~ Arthur.
grand chief 0g the brotherhood a. 10.
com0tlyo Engineers
The convention viii last several
days.