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New-York tribune., 1902-10-01
PERSONAL NOTES.

",-,ertca, Medicine announces that u has been
informed by cable that Professor Johannes oi'n'
who Is now professor OF pathoogic ANATOMY -
the University Of G6ttngen. has been appO,n'.'
TO the chair OF the same subject In Berlin Ohs.
sity to succeed the late Rudolf Nrcno"' ~. ~,
fessor Orth is widely known a patient hVe'u
gator as well as for his scholarly attainmenS
He is perhaps best known for his work NonF
pendulum der pathOlOgisch- -anatomischen Diaen
tk nebst Anleitung zur Ausfuhrung Won vuu-
tonen" first issued In 1876, ard since then ual'
lated into French and English (hy ShattnSIN ~,
Fitz, OF BOston) besides attaining ITS sLAs" pro-
tion IN much enlarged form in German, ,,oxn avn
fessOr Orth was also editor OF t9e Wsen.tomie' wen
"Lehrbuch der specieen FathOlOgsch- -Ans,esnsss,r
a system In six volumes, issued lsS'-iS@A F'oA
Orth was born In lStt
The national convocation Of the clerical alumni ..
the Seminary Of ST. Sulpice. the pioneer Ca'nono
seminary In this country. will be held IN b bus's-
tomorrow Many dignitaries OF the Cat"onS
Church will be present. Cardisal Gibbons hea'S 'N
list OF invited prelates who will attend as hoho'y
guests. The cardinal is alumnus Archoisnop
Williams. as the home prelato will occupy tae ep'
copaI throne during the ceremonies. Oecupyi"s
thrones near him will be the following AFehp'snsP
Keane. OF Dubuque. Archbishop Kahn. OF 81 LOUIS
Bishop Curtis. Of Baltimore, Bishop Nonaha". !.
Wilmington Bishop Burke. Of Aloany; ,,asS az
the archdiocese Of Boston and Vicar General BSrS m
The convoeanon sermon vii pc presC"i Sc viii speak
Rev. James r. Troy Of NORWOOD. Mno y. W ~ csrs-
for the priests Of the alumni The master s Ss who
monies Will be the Rev. James Lee Vl N'0'N'N'
will also represent the priests
In the library OF the late Dr. Claudius 8. "0D
ster OF Concord ~ r.. has been found copy -
the first sermon preached in New-Enslano' -
preacher was Robert Cushman. and the sermon W W.
preached at Plymouth. Mass. on December - -
The subject was The Sin and Danger St ~ az
Love" and the text was ! Corinthians a - S,hsr,s.
no man seek his own; but every mAh aiV'"
wealth"
The vicomte de Rarbacena celebrated his ie'n
birthday AZ Rio Janeiro recently banquet W.
given in his honor at which the Archbishop OF ~
read telegram from Rome, In when the LVf -
bestowed the Apostolic blessing on tne is to
The vtcomte took active part H ti0 0'sN'
abolish slavery In Brazil
Charles r. Mcdonald. late United states cohsu'
At Hamilton Ont. left In his will s-'V~ 20 ~
United States Government 20 oe used ~ sae saes~u
mentins for the Improvement OK ths pos's'
order system.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-01
REUNION OF HOLLEBEN F4,rrrv

Berlin. Sept 9O.-Ambassador Won Holleben a,
tended on Sunday reunion OF the Holleben rsr.,,.
az Kudolstadt. capital OF schwarzburg- F,udostaS,
Germany where the head OF the house settled ga
years ago IN feudal relation 70 the Counts -
Schwarzburg. Chancellor Won Forlabar s,.-h, " ~
SjaS SeIS oia' tne senior member Of the family re-
Sueu AZ dinner attended by forty-1ve Of irs rrs
oers Three lieutenant generals were nresert Sl- ~.
ambassador proposed the health OF the family AA'
New-York tribune., 1902-10-01
FAMILY AT PRINCETON.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE rn1BuxE.1

princeton. ". j.. Sept sO.-sIrs Grover Cleveland
accompanied by her maids and four children-Ruth
esther Marion and Richard-have returned to
Irihceton from her summer home at Buzzards
Bay Mr. Cleveland will arrive here on Saturday
" " hen seen at her home. in Bayard Lane tonight
Nrs Cleveland said that Mr. Cleveland had en-
{oSea unusually good health this summer and that
ie Hau escaped even a cold slight Illness 40
prevalent at Buzzard's Bay on account OF the
New-York tribune., 1902-10-01
None OF the springs ever buboled I'm way TO
equal the effervescence OF Big Bit Devery In
Saratoga.

In the most recent case OF fiendish torture at
the stake women shriexed that the victim should
be burned alive by the lynchers and they looked
on with gIee and applauded Justify while a human
being vas enduring the most frightful agonies
which II is possible 10 imagine. In Dickens's
Tale OF Two Cities there is powerful descrip
tion OF The Vengeance and other detestable
hags who gloated over the bloody work of the
RuiIlotine But would even those creatures have
rejoiced In the torments OF any one writhing
among flames which slowly consumed him?
New-York tribune., 1902-10-01
AMERICAN GENERALS IN LONDON

London. Sept So.-Major General Corbin and Brig
adler General Wood and their party are at pres
ent at the Carlton Hotel here. and intend to re-
NAN In hnsiand until October ls Major General
houns Ia expected here Tomorrow. The social in
ei,sda "a aeespted ~ the American generals iu-
ana tle SECRETARY OF War. Mr.. Rrodrick
New-York tribune., 1902-10-01

the isthmus. On equal terms Tehuantepec com
petition VIII be serious. II Panama Is handi-
capped with chronic Instructions and attend
ant menaces 10 the regularity and security Of
transit that competition may well be fatal: and
without the gold bearing tide OF isthmian traffic
Panama's plight would he hapless indeed.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-01
JUDGE HOLMES GUEST OF HONOR

Chicago. Sept 3O-A letter OF acceptance was re-
ceived to-day from Oliver Wendell Holmes 10 be
the guest OF honor at the inaugural exercises OF
President James OF Northwestern University on
October p. II intended 70 ask President Roose-
welt 10 be present, but, owing 20 the abandonment
OF his Western trip a change In the programme
was necessitated. While in the city the guest
OF the Northwestern University. Judge Holmes will
formally open the new Law school building OF that
institution. A banquet will also be given for him
by the ChcagO Bar Association
New-York tribune., 1902-10-01
a WEDDING.

The wedding took place last night OF Alphonso d
Rockwell, jr.. and Miss Carolyn Renolds Gale al
the house of the brides mother. Mrs William
Turner Gale in West One-hundred-and-twenty
third-st The bride attended by Miss Mar
guerite Snow as maid of honor. while Robert j f.
Smyth Ofttciated best man and William w
Knowles, Harvey and Charles Rockwell and Walter
BY a receDtiOn
New-York tribune., 1902-10-01
MIR. WHITES PLANS

Berlin sept Se-AmbassadOr White has reoons,s-
ered MS decnation 10 represent Yale at the sOOtb
anniversary Of the Bodleian Library oxford and
has requested the State Department az Washing
ton to-day 20 grant 70 him leave % 90 to England
Tor tnree weeks. After visiting Oxford Mr. White
Will go 10 St Andrews. where he will receive the
honorary degree of Ii. ID. on October o. when
Andrew Carnegie is installed as director OF that
university. "-S
New-York tribune., 1902-10-01

alien elements OF our community would emu
late By virtue Of our latter day acquaintance
with the Italian people. as well as of oldtime
sympathy with Garibaldi and Cavour, Ameri-
cans will rejoice to watch the Increasing pros
perity OF the Italian Kingdom
New-York tribune., 1902-10-01
sENATor HAwLEY BETTER

M'Iord' Conn. Sept sO.-senator Joseph R. E,v.
ley' VINO has been staying at his summer bo,s ~
,. mOouhlont since June, will leave there FOR vv,.t
tIS II, III Win ms family next THURSDAY ssnas
iia"iey health Is said 70 be somewhat Improves
New-York tribune., 1902-10-01
GOVERNOR oDELLs ILLNESS

ALBANY, Sept. S0-Governor Oden who he connned
20 the Executive Mansion. suffering from a slight
oiious attack, has cancelled his engagement TO
speak at the Binghamton Industrial Fair to-mor-
row The Governor. however. expects 20 be abla
Thursfav. ,t' 80 ~ NIIIhIa
New-York tribune., 1902-10-01
PRESIDENT WILSON'S INSTALLATION

Inv'l8''ons have been issued in the mama n, a..
',us'ees OF princeton University 10 the ,n.,.,l
,,on OF woodrow Wilson, OF the Class OF ElgS,..-
hundred and Seventy-nine az presfda,, - 'ssn
university on Saturday October % o' tne
New-York tribune., 1902-10-01
NETWORK SOCIETY.

White Plains will be the Mecca Of many Of the
fashionable set to-day. The Westchester County
horse show which opens there this morning, is
popular with society. and not only will there be
coaching parties from most Of the country houses
in the district but there will likewise be large
invasion of visitors from town, both by rail and
automobile. The annual horse show at White
Plains is always pretext for much hospitality.
and there are few country seats within driving
distance that not the scene Of house parties in
connection with the affair.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-01

The mergers OF trolley lines go on apaee And
so does the ruin OF avenues. streets and boule-
wards Of pleasure drives and roads OF all kinds
which given over 20 the cars. In most cases
these trolley corporations ought 20 be compelled
20 buy the right of way from the owners OF pri-
vate property, as the steam railroad companies
are forced 10 do The trolleys are too often char
tered libertines.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-01

a special train will start this morning from Long
Island City for BayFort. Long Island where the
wedding OF Miss Edith Church Post and Goeet
Gallatin is 10 take place at noon. Miss Evelyn
Blight will be Miss Posts maid OF honor and the
Misses Mildred Stokes. Nathalie Henderson. Hes
ter Hone ana Mary Hartman the bridesmaids,
while Albert Gallatin will oficiate as best man.
and Francis X. Stevens. Duncan Harris and Philip
Birckhead ushers. after the ceremony there
will be reception Strandholme the country
place Of the brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
A Post. and subsequently the guests will return
10 town BY special train.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-01

If a big. powerful trainer commits an assault
in the paddock of a racecourse in the presence
OF a host OF witnesses on an owner much smaller
and weaker than himself is the a;7sailant. a man
Of large means. properly punished by the Of
hcials OF the grounds when the only penalty Is
a fine of 500? Some years ago a well known
trainer within the precincts OF a celebrated
Jockey club struck a man fully his equal in
height size physical development and ability 20
protect himself In that case the assailant was
fined $500 Apparently the luxury OF indulgence
In racetrack assaults has fallen of in price, and
perhaps quotations will go still lower.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-01

No unsound weaklngs should venture on the
football field. That is the arena FOR the ex-
ploits of young men with heads and hearts of
flint. sinews OF steel. lungs OF leather. bones OF
adamant and feet OF brass. No others need
apply.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-01

Winter is only few weeks away. The corn
crop is enormous. and the official figures OF the
arrivals OF cattle at the great Western stock
yards show an enormous increase But the Beef
Trust does not seem 10 have reduced its sched-
ules in reasonable proportion.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-01

The three hundredth anniversary of the found
ing Of the famous Bodl ian Library. in oxford,
is to be celebrated in a few days. IL will be
notable and digniied commemoration OF a noble
deed for the promotion OF sound learning. There
were few great Libraries in England In Bodley's
day. The worlds advance since then has been
almost inconceivable. This IS generation OF
rfa
New-York tribune., 1902-10-01

Inc Orange County Hunt holds It's opening meet
ae uoshen to-day Among those wh0 will be In
tue held VIII be f. Gray Griswold. John r. Town
send. f. A. Clark and WestrnoreIand Davis whose
horses horses nave already arrived az Goshen for the
New-York tribune., 1902-10-01

Mrs Laroche Jacquelin Smith and her daughters
who are at Morristown " j. expect 10 90 soutl
Ior a Few weeks before opening their house No
East Sixteenth-st., for the winter
New-York tribune., 1902-10-01

October is the date set for the wedding al the
and Mrs. II. Archie PelL
New-York tribune., 1902-10-01

Among the passengers sailing to-day on the Sc.
Louis, for Southampton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-27
TERMS ARE
NOT KNOWN
Boer Peace Proposals
Not Yet Received

LONDON. May g7.-The cabinet
held two hour session today.
Among the matters discussed was
the message from Earl Miner re-
spcctlng Boer peace Negotiations IL
4 understood the final decision II the
koeru has not yet been received,
Great interest was shown In the
meeting, as u " generally felt some
dcfinite announcement regarding
peace negotiations will be made az
an early date.
After this meeting the government
leader, Haifour. announced Ia the
house Of commons that u would be
inconvenlsnt 60 discuss the budget
today while affairs In South Africa
we're IN the balance, Il was impoa-
slhle. he said, 10 prevent references
10 peace negotiations. When asked
what terms had been offered the
Beers, hNlfour would not reply.
A most hopeful feeling prevails
everywhere. Aroused into unusual
activity by So many messages IN the
past showing peaceful trend, the
stock market has grown unaffected
by peace rumcTE. Yesterday and to-
day there was come signs Of buiilnH
the market, bat II quickly subsidized
and Il y probable there will be no
change on the boards until definite
announcements are forthcoming.
There 10 no dlsputing the fact that
the great majority ~ the common
peopis wish a close u the war and
would favor concessions for the
Beers. whom they regard as
worthy foe who has fought a worthy
fight. On an sides Ia heard the wish
that peace may he assured before the
coronation takes place.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-27
COUNTY POLITICAL POT
NOW BOILING MERELY
ARRAY CANDIDATES SOME NEW SOME OIL o. LINE ,,e
foa rA1 CAMPAIGN WHICH WILL BEGIN TIE MIDDLE
JUNE.

The fsKots are beginning 20 blaze
under the county political pot The
republicans. who NOW hold the ma
lurity Of the county offices. are pre-
p8ring tp make an aggressive fight
to retain their control 81 the admin
lstratlon. WITH this end ~ lew. they
have decided to hold en- early con-
vention. and will Try 10 carry on
winning campaign during the fall
and summer
June ~ IL now generally considered
ne the date most likely 10 be chosen
for the convention. The primaries
win be held about the middle ~ the
coming month. In view ~ the short
time now remaining before the pri.
marlea the activity % the fence
builders iH unprecedented 40 this time
Of the year.
There Is an abundance ~ material
for ticket sanguine republicans
look upon n nomination az equivA.
lent 60 an election. and for that rea-
son there viii be several lively bat.
ties IN the convention
One Of the Hottest.
The one which politicians believe
VIII be the most enilvening ~ the
IS 70 be fought between the support
era 81 g, a. kiepni. the present
county clerk. and Samuel " Rnthbun
-
n prominent young republican VINO
II out Tor office against Mr.. Koepfli
as candidate for denomination. Mr
Rathbun was during the last munic-
ipai ADMINISTRATION the city treasurer
and would no doubt have succeeded
himself had the charter not made the
Office one-term position.
There will Il lao Ia IA HrUfNaf To- ava
superior judgeship. The term Of
Judge George Meade Emory. who
was appointed by Governor Rogers
10 fill the fourth judEeship when n
was created. VIII expire hafore the
election and several Republican law
ycrs are casting envious eyes on the
bench az result, George f. Morris
ana James r. Miller are the leading
candidates.
Jim Gregg a Strong One.
The terms Of George ". ellison and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-27
STRIKE is
AT AN END

PORTLAND. Ore, May 27.-All
the strikers I'm this city with the ex-
ception OF the Amalgamated Wood
workers returned TO work this morn
Ing by order Of the Federated Trades.
A few plumbers are locked out by
efforts OF the masters TO compel
iouTneymon 10 sign certain agree
ments which they refused There
are only a few hundred members 81
the woodworkers' union and they
viii soon be employed In a mill
owned by the Federated Trades.
The mill viii be ready for business
within few days and will offer such
competition that Il viii doubtless
prove lever towards control OF flu
ture troubles. The strike is prac-
tically ended and In a peaceful man
ner. Whether any concessions were
made by the mill owners has not
been made public.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-27
WERE REAL
REFORMERS

ST. LOUIS, May 2T.--Frcd Ziegen-
helm. a son Of Mayor ZleKenhein.
was indicted by the grand jury to-
day for bribery and extortl0n In Of
fee lie was his fathers private
secretary during the latter part Of
Mayor ZleEenheln's term.
Ziegenhein was one Of the most
startling poseura as reformer that
ever Rraced the mayors chair OF
this city. He was a dinner bucket
brigade man who was elected IN a
reform splurge. have made prom
ises 10 clean the raHoaia out" lie
affected "A quaker garb Of simplicity
and up to the time Of the bribery in
vestigations was supposed TO be
above reproach. as far az his hon
esty was concerned
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-27
LOST AT SEA
I54 Lives Lost In The Foundering
of British Steamer

several hours. on Wednesday the
winds redoubled IA fury and cy-
clone dashed the waters across the
vessel until She foundefed
The men took 10 the life boats.
whore they chung for several hours
during terrific storm. when aid
was az hand search WAS made FOR
the other meats, but II L. certain
that all were lost.
The Namorta carried a crew Of 40
white sailors. ana had on board n
white and % Indian passengers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-27

NAPLES, May a7.--Ry the Ger
koonla. whvh arrived
IN this port today, comes the report
% a marine disaster III which iat
Ives were lost. The koeniF landed
twenty survivors 81 the wreck OF the
British steamer Namorta, which
IN the Indian ocean in a
sycione.
'ern, who report that the vessel was
aiken in q atrom Tuesday ard wall
owed a. the mercy 81 the waves for
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-27
PAUNCEFOTE

WASHINGTON. n. C.. May n
Private funeral services over the re-
mains ~ lord raunrcfose were held
az II o'clock this morning 81 the
British embassy Only the sulras-
diate members ~ the family and the
embassy star were present,
The services were conducted by
Or Mackay smith. coadjutor of the
diocese Of PhisAdsiphla when the
funeral takes place all honar roe
nitir VIII b. rAld 10 the decearesf.
President Roosevelt. Admiral Dew
sy. Gen. Mllsr, the cabinet aud other
officials viii attend.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-27
HANNA is
EXACTING

= ~ VELAND, o.. May 27.--The
=, State Republican convention
80 mere at 4 o'clock this after
- -, After the opening the tenn
~ chairman VIII probably ad-
~ until tomorrow 20 give the
Agsthsr. ~ -
expected there viii be some
s..silng. a. Hanna IL not IN full
ss..e With the president on all
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-27
BENEFIT
To CLERKS
Employees of Bon Marehe viii Form
Association

with the object In view ~ helping
each other In case Of sickness or ac-
cident, the clerks and other en-
pioyes 81 thr Bon Marche viii form
protective association. A meet
Inc will be held al the store tornor-
row night 90 elect officers and adopt
constitution and bylaws. 1t IL
proposed that the members shall pay
dues Of from 10 cents TO e cents per
month. in proportion 10 the salaries
which they receive.
The plan IL new one among the
clerks or the city. and its practical
nature and benevolent purpose In
sures it's complete success. The
clerks employed Ia the store. many
OK whom have been working there
for years. are taking great interest
IN the undertaking which IL highly
favored by the management.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-27
Are AGREED

WASHINGTON. d. c.. May a.
The conferees on rivers and harbors
hill have reached n complete agree
ment and viii report IL to the senate
and house tomorrow. As the bill ~
finally agreed upon It carries q total
appropriation OF about sos. coo. 900.
The conferees on the public buildings
bin also reached an agreement which
is to be reported to both houses to-
morrow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-27
LANE HANGS

PHILADELPHIA. May 1T.--wm.
Lane. tho coiofed man who few
weeks ago bYataily murdered Mrs.
Ella Garden and her two children,
was hanged this morning Lane
committed the murders because Mrs.
Garden. by whom he was employed.
had secured a warrant for his ar.
reHt on the charge 81 theft.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-27
GOVERNOR
WILL fight

SAN FRANCISCO, May 27-Gov-
ernor Gage has Joined Warden
Aguirrc. demanding OF the prison
board an immediate investigation OF
charges Of mlaappropriation OF the
funds Of the San quentin penitcn-
tiary.
This Is taken az preliminary
step towards action against the Ex-
aminer. IN case the charges are
proved by the investigation to be
without foundation, II IL probable
the action VIII take the form OF n
proceeding against Hearst
for malicious defamation Of char
acter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-27
WITHOUT WATER

go Janitor Thornton. Of the
IA hSuse. IL signing this morning
~ sanrntln9 the fact that for sew
~. IS past water on the second
His,,.' y me court house has been n
&c., quantity. He sayg that he
4 - KNOW yet whether the lack
ha,,saat y due 20 the thirst that
~ ,'sa.ss have had during the last
Eal,. % the amallness n the
A. Dat has notified the city.
sAe city hall the water autborf-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-27
POSTPONED

DIES MONIES, Iowa, May 27.--The
illness OF juror caused q temporary
postponement Of the Ballet trial this
IL is feared the trial viii
be stopped az was the former one
when one OF tho Jurors was asphyxi-
ated by gas In a hotel.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-27
CONVENTIONS

A party Of is5 Mystic shrlners are
corning over the Canadian Pacific In
a special train of two sections 20
attend the annual session Of the or
der IN Portland. The party is max
ing arrangements with the Van
couver Office OF the above line 10
spend three days on the Sound on
thei! return from Portland The
Mainiander will probably be secured
20 make the trip.
n IL expected that nearly 200
Eagles from Washington and Oregon
will attend the annual session Of the
grand lodge at Minneapolis on June
rs. A large number left this city
over the Canadian Pacific last sun
day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-27

y. J. smith. county commissioners.
also expire coon and there win he a
Tight IN the convention over the
nominations. Mr., ellison wants 20 be
reelected. It IL said. and 80 does Mr.
Smith. James Gregg. a prominent
Fifth ward grocer. who was a cAndi-
dae for councilman at large Last
spring to succeed Mr. ellison, and W.
a. HALEY, county assessor. IL lined
up for smiths place.
Frank r. WlenilinK.a well known
young lawyer. although an old raal-
Dent % the city, b. said 10 be in the
lead Tor nomination as prosecuting
attorney. an office now held BY the
Democrats. w. T. Scott. formerly
corporation counsel. Is also a candi.
date.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-27
CAPTURED

WTIATCOM, wash. May 7.--Two
men were captured last night by Of
ncer Parborry, answering the de-
scriptlon Of the robbers who held up
"Putch'a" saloon and shot Police
man Peterson In Falrhaven Sunday
uirht one Of the suspects W the no.
torIous Bud Cox, who had just serv-
ed q i0-year term In the penlten-
tiary for highway robbery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-27
SENATORS
DON'T WANT
AM EN- DM EMIT

WASHINGTON. May gs.-tn
} the senate this mefnlng chair.
man burrows. 81 the committee
b on privileges and elections. an
nounecd that he was authorised
10 report adversely the house
} resolution amending the conati.
tuition SO as 90 provide for the
3 election 81 United States ssna-
tors BY popular vote, The re-
} port was received without com
} m9nt. ne IL has been tbs general
} feeling tn the senate that u
would not become a measure.