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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-10-12
MERIT MAKES 1T FAM
GUS.
me Only Remedy in the World, EN-
cept Surgical Operation, that
VIII Certainly Cure Any
Form of Piles.

Inc study of physicians, the expert
t .ielits OF chemists, the loudly adver-
teu pretensions of quacks, have been
e tUl years expended in one direction; to
Ni ~, pile cure that would cure.
me results have been a number of
n.alnlless and in most cases useless
ttalilulients, suppositories and even in
relndl remedies, which the public have
ISSUED IN the balance Of experience
eaI, lound wanting; nearly all of them
nv in, some relief, but nothing approach
n ne d radical cure resulted from these
PREPARATIONS.
viii ne remedy required is one which
VIZ w'ri Immediately stop the pain so Sc
tere IN many cases of piles. and then
.noST,iiItracting the small blood vessels
dpoon ilarles) to their normal size, pro-
fnoTI, d radical cure by reducing and
inc absorbing the tumors and heal
faces. IA" mucous sur
DIV 9i ~ Few years ago no such RENE
TIN. Hdu been produced, but at that
tbn suppository was placed upon
itsa,s i!arket, which has since proven
enra ' 20 De the long sought permanent
tro,,hi LOT this common and distressing
thro,'ng, II has rapidly become famous
CaSnout the United States and
SS,Snada, and is now sold by all drug
Cure. INC name OF pyramid File
ne ~ IS now the best known, because its
wb 5sit and safety have advertised it
bv liver ,er used. 1t has been advertised
10 a ~ord Of mouth, from one sufferer
ervthh'oIher people who have tried ev-
fuI ing Ing else, even submitting to pain
wtb ~Ilu dangerous surgical operations
pilss ut avail have finally found that
wit5o,CItah be cured without pain and
pv,,.out expense practically, as the
no,1,IIlld Pile Cure is sold for the
paniasalI price of so cents and 81 per
and q Pyramid instantly stops all pain
cajna the same time contains no CO.
and morphine or narcotics; the acids
reme neaung properties contained in the
healtbs, speedily remove, cause a
sorntinui, natural contraction and alb
form ns OF the tumors; it will cure any
and o9 OIL rectal trouble except cancer
wav 0uVanced fistula, which. by the
lectinan nearly always result from neg
for nii.p proper and timely treatment
sent T fToB on cause and cure of piles
Co. NJ by ADDRESSING Pyramid Drug
MARSHALL. Mich
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-10-12
DRUM AND BUGLE CORPS
To BE Organized and Directed by
Joseph Coccfn.

Joseph Coccfa.
Tuesday night. Prof. Joseph Coccia
will commence giving lessons to the
young men who desire to enter the
drum and bugle corps that he proposes
to establish. Prof. Coccia is eminent
iy fitted as an instructor in this line Of
music. He was formerly trombon-
ist of the Ldberati Band. now playing
at Atlanta. He has played in the
First Regiment Band until recently,
when he resigned on account of the
plan he has now afoot.
After the drum and bugle corps is
a success, he will commence the or
ganization of Juvenile band, which
he viii make out of home talent. Prof.
Coccia has had a great deal Of expe-
rrience in forming military bands with
boys and young men. He started a ju-
venile band in Tampa, one in Balti-
more and one in Switzerland, all OF
which are still in existence. Prof. Coo
cha. believes In military, and his drum
and bugle corps will be conducted
strictly on q military basis.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-10-12
OL-SOAKED BRICK
BURNED IN TEST
experiment Made With the Suggested Substitute
for Wood and Coal

with coal soaring upward in price.
because of the strike of the miners, at
'entlon everywhere is being directed to
substitutes for the staple fuel. 1t was
with considerable interest that many
SaVannahians read the account in the
Morning News yesterday of the en-
pIoyment of bricks, soaked in oil, as
fuel.
An experiment was made in savan-
nan with a brick and OIL Upon an
ordinary brick a pint of oil was
poured. Thirstily, the brick absorbed
aoouS three-fourths of the oil, when it
became saturated. It was then ready
lot the experiment. A match was
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-10-12
COUNCIL OF JEWISH WOMEN.

The Council of Jewish Women win
hold its first meeting of the board of
the council on Tuesday morning at
1880 o'clock at the house of the presi-
dent. On Tuesday afternoon the entire
section will meet at the rooms Of the
Y. M. H. A. at O'Clock to map out
the work Of the coming season..
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-10-12
nfsastrour Fire At Ninety-six.

Columbia. S. c.. Oct. 11.-Fire at
Ninety-Six last night destroyed prop
erty amounting to $4,000 or $4,000. The
principal losers and insurance follows
A. S. Osborne. stock of dry goods, loss
$500, insurance $4,000; A. w. Still &
Co, loss $500, with $500 insurance;
DR.. w. H. Holland, dental furniture,
loss 81 200 insurance, $500.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-10-12
Working for Harden.

Atlanta, Oct 11.-Dr. Mark Johnston
of Milledseville, former candidate for
state school commissioner, Is in the
field for Hon. Mark Hardin for clerk Of
the House. and in case Col. Hardin
wins it is stated Dr. Johnston will be
made assistant clerk
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-10-12
To the Pen Tor Lie

Kissimmee, Fla, Oct. 11.-WilIiam
Herring, eolored, who killed Jim Thorn
as, colored, last August, at Anderson's
still. near here, was convicted last
night in the Circuit Court here and
sent to the penitentiarY for life.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-10-12

DAUGHTERS OF coNFEDERAcY

VIII Elect Delegates TO State Con-
vention TO-MOrrov.
The October meeting Of the Savan-
nah Chapter of the Daughters OF the
The Holly chieftain., 1902-04-18
su.c.rrrlS rarcr,

Asvsstisla0 'aAtss.
g. iach singis 81. dispaak pef noah. ~
= double esl, ~
Lseal ssadiaG aotscss pr hss. each inssrss,s. e
RsAsesd ratas VIM b nads en display "sds,
10 exssnssve adveyttsers.
Al advsstispeats win - ran until erdsred
ont ualen inserted for Aatsd tIme..
Display "ads" changed monthly. II desired.
Local reading notices chaaged weekly.
Al kids II lob psint1Ag neatly do,e. Cali
ADd ges our ea<tinaseS.
The Holly chieftain., 1902-04-18
Local and Personal.
Holly needs . creamery.

aoiiy uee0B cfeanefY.
DR.. E. n. Sherman; eflce 10 Dawley
block.
Miss Cora Baxter was the guest Of
Miss Kate Hanson Saturday.
A few roomcm wanted. With OF
without board. F. ~. Brainard.
Holly-Amity telephone. In Chief
tain ONCE. Open ~. m. to 8 p. m.
A few World Almanacs and Encyclo.
pedias for sale at this office. IS cents.
FOR SALE-A Rood HOO lib work
team. F.S. Pickett, Amitv, Colo,
The family Of Theo. Baxter visited
relatives in Holly Saturday and Sun,
day. "
The Holly lumber Co. received a
carload Of farming implements this
week. Y
This cffice printed horse bills fo
h A. Hathaway and w. J. Sicklebow-
er this week.
The rate to Lamar and return for
the Odd Fellows anniversary meeting
April Is is e1.35.
Several acres Of beet land for rent.
Enquire Of I. F. Garretson, two miles
northwest Of Holly.
PediQrecd Short Horn bulls for sale
or exchange. Apply to Colonel Hol.
land, Amity, Colorado.
Ara q. A. Pettee is having good
luck with-heE mediator. Size has 3yo
little chicks at preseats Is
n. AsDawlty slbs6t several. DAYS In
town duylnR: the w1ekaooking after
bis extensive lntefs here.
LII. 3Ra.sr. a,l ID os Tim. resident Of
Holly, but NOW ofs III Junta, passed
through on number g Saturday.
Ths American ta,mef free for one
year With each yearl subscription
paid in advance to the Shieftain.
T. R. Wallace, the painter has been
70 his bed this S:week, suffer.
ing FROM lesd poison 10 one Of his lsss.
FOf fsbe'I. o. 6.M d&riscat' isa',, meeting
at Il Junta on Mav7, the Santa Fe
viii :. ]. ss.Lroand q trip Z ticket. from Holly
The street grading has not yet
commenced, the grolhd being to wet
work. 10 does rain 10 this country ~
Iomstimes.
II you want real good agriculture,
paper, hand US $3.50 and.we will send
you the Chieitan one year, together
with the American Earmer.
~. s. Bragg went to Lamar Wed.
nescay TO serve on thsj1ry in the dis
trict court. but hislittie boy became
very sick and'he had to return on No,
..
Lumber, fcncep posts.lSti barbcd wIre
continue to Ro'out Of town as usual.
The improvements being made on the
farms this seasohIs something wonder
ful. Hfo a
The Holly Lumber company is hay.
Ing . large addition built on there
lumber sheds In which complete
stock Of agricultural Implements will
be kept
The Young reople bible class will
close the study Of the life Of Paul ON
next Sabbath. The Lesson will include
bis fourth journey, together with Z
review Of the third.
See Mathew; of Coolidre. for cane.
Ksfir Corn. Mold Axixs, Tennessee
Everxreen Broom Corn and Garden
SeedA Also for lowest prices on corn
Ind chop. X i. ar
W. r. Dcbus hal .purchased 4 horse
power feed mill which he will use for
RrindlnR feed f6r his stock. He Also
4 complies 1T Of black.
ImitA tools and Will DO hls own black.
Imit hing. 4;
The Holly chieftain., 1902-04-18
Ssason Ovw.

To close ont my stock Of wallpaper
! will sell ron choice Of 20 patterns 1t
cost price. Get the other fellows'
price then come and zee me. Wallace
The Holly chieftain., 1902-04-18

See the nsv Cssssst
King agent. u
Laoes and trimmlnas ehsap q. 1gi1
Browns millinsf stnea
Good milch coVs for m q tsaAs.
r. L Herring. Coolidsa KanaaA
Trssh milk cous fce saie, Enqaiss
at TIE Co,ooy oaBos. Anity. Co'osadd.
T. ". Gardnsr i going to conduct 4
miniature best farn on hs residence
lot
Lew Millinger. proprietorof the CITY
Livery. made trip to Lamar on Tues
daY.
+ Dr.. Sherman has removed his ofIoe
to . suite Of rooms in the Dawley
block.
Tue Campbell Bros. Circus will be In
Lamar NAY .. Fare from Holly and
return sl.35.
HAY FOR SALE. Apply to the
manager Of the Salvation Army Colo
ny, Amity, Colorado.
Wheat el.s5 per cwt; also choice als.3
alta seed for aale, stored IT r. W.
Rooaonh 9. 3. Thornberrv.
A splendid forty acre tract one-half
mile from Amity. for sale. Apply
to Colony Manager, Amity, Colo.
Tho Born ranges are the best made,
They are sold bv the 81. A. Dawley
hardward Il Furniture coumpany,
Mr.. Raish. one Of the newcomers liy.
Ing four miles north Of town, II quite
sick. DR.. Sherman is attending him.
Lew Rodeck, Of Rocky Ford, was
here last week looking after his farms
He will have houses built on both
farms.
FOR SALE-Work horses. Also
twenty head Of brood mares foaled by
good horses. Apply to Chas. Greamby,
Towner. Colo.
1t is reported that P. L. Herring. one
Of the largest cattle owners of this
country will move ell his stock to Non.
tana this spring.
There Is not . neater store nor q |
inner display Of furniture in the west
than that Of the Dawlsy Hardware 81
Furniture company In Holly.
The Dawley Hardware & Furniture
company have complete stock Of
everything In their line, and new
goods are constantly arriving.
The addition to ]. R. Wehsters house
Is about completed making very COM
Portable and roomY cottage Of it. 1t
Is occupied BY James Gardner and fam.
lly.
Ladies, don't forget that at Math.
ews. Coolidge, you can buy the latest
style trimmed hats, dust received
from New York City at lower prices
than elsewhere.
The PRESBYTERIAN aid society vii |
mest with Mrs. Crawford May l. All |
members are requested to attend as |
Important business will come before |
the society.
The public sale Of A. L. Johnson's
property which Was tn have t.kop
place last SATURDAY. was postponed on
account OF the rainy weather. It ts
rebilled tor tomorrow.
Dwelling house and lot for sale.
Cheap, for cash or part on time.
House u new, has five rooms, porch.
and good water in kitchen. A bar.
gain II sold at once. Apply 1t Chief.
tain Office.
A. Carson returned last week from
Missouri. where he was called three
weeks ago by the death OF his mother.
Mr. Canon has bought forty acre
farm seven miles northwest Of town
and has concluded to make this his
permanent home.
Ambrose Allen, who has been res.
ident OF this section several years.
started for DcNueen, Arkansas, where
he has secured employment as meat
cutter with fUrmer employer. Am.
brose Is nrst Glass all around man.
The Holly chieftain., 1902-04-18
THE HOLLY CnIEFTAM
FRIDAY APkiL is. lsoa

E.s'ssA'. =: - csss.e -. .::u .::,,y. c.,srsls.
The Holly chieftain., 1902-04-18
x0TIClR.

All parties who have been carving
accounts with me are requested to
call and examine the same during
this month q I shall expect to have
each and every one arranged
during the next thirty days.
@. L Ncpnxssox.
The Holly chieftain., 1902-04-18
This Means You

Watch that OIL PAINTING in
Whites show window. It means
something handsome for you.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-06
DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS
May Be Called 10 Consider The Payne
Tariff Reduction Bill.
PARTY IS MUCH DIVIDED
On the Question and There Is a De-
sire for Unity Of Action.
THE DIRECTIONS TO THE BILL
Are Met With Argument that II MAY
Be Good Thing,
BEET SUGAR INTERESTS TO FIGHT IT.
A Change In Sentiment In Regard 70 the
Measure Has Taken Piaes in the
Last Few Days,
THE DIRECTIONS 10 THE BILL
Are Met With Argument that II MAY
Be Good Thing,
BEET SUGAR INTERESTS TO FIGHT II.
Especial 70 Tia po,t.)

Washington, April S. Il IS possible that
caucus of democrats will be called in
the near future, for the purpose OF ar
irving at an agreement as 70 the proper
attitude to be assumed toward the Cuban
sugar tariff reduction bill.
The fact that four minority reports
have SO far been submitted-one each by
Cooper Of Texas. Mcclellan Of New York
Robertson OF Louisianan and Newlauds OF
Nevada shows that there IS a lack OF
unity in the premises, and the Importance
Of the matter Is thought to be 80 general
that some OF the leaders OF the minority
in both houses are sgitsting the sdclsa-
hjlity Of caucus. II IS pointed out that,
although it would not be wise for the
democrats to vote for measure calcu-
lated 70 furnish the republicans with po-
liticel capital, Il would he no wiser 10
vote directly against that measure. mas
much as it proposes reduction Of the
tariff. which is held to be . concession
in favor Of the democratic principle OF
free trade
This being the ease, the democrats who
are trying to get all factions together ex
press the opinion that the thing for the
minority 10 do is to get together and agree
on some plan Of its own calculated 70 cover
all matters now at issue, end al the SAINT
time rebound 10 the credit Of the demo
| cratic party
The principal point made by those wh'
contend that the Payne bill should not b'
voted for by the democrats is that tariff
reductions or out and ont free trade II
/ order TO he all that they should he, shoui'
| lessen the cost to the consumer OF tn
article affected The Payne bill il il
pointed out, will not do this. Therefore
| it is claimed there can be no justification
| for a democratic vote for the bill, Man
/ other reasons are advanced, but this )
regarded as one Of the strongest
The situation, so far as the Texas dele
CATION is concerned il not great
! changed Ball Cooper, 1urgess, Kieber
and Randei will vote against the bill i
It's present form, and Bureson announce
that he will also vote against it unles
all classes of products are included !
the proposed tariff concession.
Burrows and his beet sugar FOLLOWER
are firm as ever in their determination
fight the bill in the senate.
Sentiment generally seems to have NJ
dersoue a thorough change in the past te
days Prior to that time, few believe
the measure could be defeated. Now the
are many who arc strongly OF the opiuc
that II can and will be killed.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-06
THE BILL MAY Die.
0IeOmafgariue Measure May Go Back
to House Committee.
SENATE MADE ERRORS.
New Rule Necessary for lis Further
Consideration.
.lT WILL NEVER Be REPORTED
Is the Positive Assertion Made by Mr.,
GfoSyenor.
HE IS STRENUOUS IN OPPOSITION.
Those Who Know Of the Condition
Believe the Bill Has Been
Killed.
I WILL NEVER Be REPORTED
Is the Positive Assertion Made by Mr.,
GrOSyenor.
He IS STRENUOUS N OPPOSITION.
Especial ~ rAa Pc,t)

Washington, April s-Notwith,tsndlng
the comparative case with which the cleo
margarine bill Was pushed through both
branches OF congress, the chances arc de-
oidedly against its being enacted into law,
At least at this session, General Gros-
venor who has all along been strenuous
IN his opposition 10 the measure, today
discovered that, on account Of the nature
OF certain provisions included III the bill
an passed by tho senate, the whole mat
ter. instead Of being sent TO conference
COMMITTEES as usual will under tho rules,
have to be recommtted 20 the house
committee which FIRST handled it. This
committee was divided on the question
at first. and Grosvcnor now believes that
il will be quite impossible 10 secure q
second favorable report
! Even should such q report be made, the
/ bin could only be considered under a rule
reported nv the committee on rules
| Crosvenor is member Of this committee
and he is positive tn his statement tha
no such rule will ever be reported, or that
| ii il is the date FOR the consideration o
the bill will bo set so late as 70 make ma
action impossible before the end of tn
session The Jew people who were mad
cogni7ant Of this condition Of affairs 10
day are confident that the bill 10 dead
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-06
SUFFERING IN zAPATA.
THE PEOPLE THERE HAVE MADE
ANOTHER APPEAL,
Tho Drouth Stricken Section 81 ma BIO
Grande Is Still Without tho
Necessary Rain.

Laredo, Texas. April sA letter was
received today from the postmaster at
san leuscjo, zspsta county Texas in
which he confirms the reports Of dcsh-
tuition prevailing In that country. The
letter says in part:
There arc about 900 persons IN this
precinct entirely destitute and suffering
untold misery, Corn ard beans would
help them a great deal and that 10 all
they ask for There are four Or five
sick ones which we are caring for, A
look upon the suffering and misery here
would wiring the heart OF any man living.
IT Won can succeed 10 interesting the
cbari,sbly inclined through the newspapers
by letting them know OF the horrible cop-
duons prevailing here. you would have
their everlasting gratitude
The letter is signed by Nereo G. Nayar.
RI the postmaster
A local hrm has offered 70 donste A
supply OF -four beans, etc, for the rchet
al the destitute. and a committee will hc
appointed 10 undertake the distribution Of
an supplies contributed
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-06
||[Iaf'T'K0 I /:
COMPOSITION
moor Ing

], S,wmills, Railroads, Foun
|lIgla y farm Buildings, Sheds, Brine
ti rloas,,.,i,s. packing Houses, Oil Mills,
/. Emiors, etc. ,.,o, buildings will be
IN !, viii FLiNTKoTt'
a tor samples and prices
N HETNANN ! GO.
Houston, Texas.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-06
THE FIRST CASE.
Ambassador Clayton Submitted il to Tho
Hague Court.

Ambassador Clayton Submitted il to Tho
Hague Court.
Washington, April Powell Clayton,
United States ambassador TO Mexico, is
the first person to secure the submission
of the first case to The Hague arbitration.
For a third Of century the United
States government has been trying to eff
feet settlement with the Mexican govern
ment of the celebrated Plus claim. invoiv-
ing about $I,ooo,ooo and just before leav-
ing the City Of Mexico for Washington,
Mr.. Clayton succeeded in reaching an
agreement with tho Mexican government
for the submission Of this claim to The
Hague tribunal for settlement by arbitra-
ton. This claim involves a dispute be
tween the Catholic church Of California
and the government Of Mexico as to the
liability OF the latter for the interest on
certain church lands which the Mexican
government undertook to hold as trustee
for the church,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-06
HOUSE DETERMINED.
The Senate VIII Have TO Pass Rivers
and IIarbors Bill.
THE THREAT IS REVIVED
That Hanna and Payne Will Sacrifice
The Measure
TO THE SHIP SUBSIDY BILL,
All Republicans In the House Are Inter.
ested In the BILL
THEY WILL NOT CONSENT 10 ADJOURN
/ Unless ths Senate WIN CINE Positive
Assurance that the improvements
WIN 30 Sanctioned.
I
All Republicans In the House Are Inter-
eSted In the Bill
HEY WILL NOT CONSENT 10 ADJOURN
especial to The post.)

Washington, April s.--Nsws from tbs
commerce committee as to the action Asa
with reference to the rivers and hsrbeta
bill is at a premium. Many rumofs are cur
rent. and they are all alike, in that they
can not be confirmed
The old talk that Hanna and Freye will
bring about the defeat Of the bill unlesa
the house passes their ship subsidy nneasura
Il, being revived. and some well informed
people seem to regard it seriously. The
republicans in the house practically ell
OF whom are interested In the rivers and
hsrbors bill, say they will never pass a
resolution providing for adjournment un-
III the senate passes that bill or until sbso'
lutte assurance is given that n will bs
passed. Thus the matter stands at present
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-06
RoBRrp A BANK.
a State institution ~ Nebraska lest
$4,000

Beatrice Neb. Apul She STATE
hank a, Ruskin, Neb. was robbed Of $40.
GOO iu cash OF midnight las, night Tbs
bandits, supposed 10 be i've IN number,
gained entrance 20 the bank by prying M
3 window and then opening the front doors
at the building Holes were drilled ~
the doors OF the bank safe and large
charge, OF uilroglycerinc exploded stimuli
taneously. The explosion blew both door,
Off their hinges. and made access 70 tht
money box easy. The robbers took al
the currency and paper money in the bank
The noise Of the explosion aroused this
, inhabitants Of the little town and, rush
ing TO their windows, they discovered
three OF the robbers making off toward
the west the others gong TO the south
west Bloodhounds were secured and two
trails were found which finally met a
mile west Of Ruskip, where the entirs
party had mounted horses The dogs ars
stu on tho trail in westerly direction
and it is thought that the robbers wefs
riding in an effort 10 reach the main line
OF the Burlington railroad to Denver
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-06
PLAN OF LIVINGSTON.
Would Force Action on The Hepburn
Canal Bill,
A MOVEMENT STARTED
Toward Blocking Legislation Origi
mating ia The Senate,
REPUBLICANS IN FAVOR OF IT.
GrosyenOf and DalleIl Are In Line With
Hepburn.
ACTION MAY RE TAKEN AT THIS SESSION
THIS IL the Confident Belief ~ Those
Who Favor the Measure Which IL
Being Held Up.
REPUBLICANS IN FAVOR OF IT.
Grosyenof and DaIlell Are In Line With
Hepburn.
cTIoS MAY BE TAKEN AT THIS SESSION
tspeeia, to The Post)

Washington, April s--Livineston Of
Georgia (DemN and Hepburn OF Iowa
(Rep.l, arc the leaders OF movement
which was today agitated in the house.
and which seeks to force the senate 90 take
NJ aud act on the Hepburn bill, providing
tor the construction OF an isthmian canal
along the Nicaragua route The hil has
been lying on the table in the senate &C
compauied hy favorable report for several
weeks. and so tar there has been no definite
assurance that It viii be taken up during
the present session.
The scheme beinR pushed by living
stou ard Hepburn is 10 set the house lead.
ers to agree to block every piece Of lcRi2-
lston that comes from the senate TO the
house unless the canal measure IA imme-
diately given consideration.
Groweuor, palrell and others have ~
Far expressed themselves IN favor Of the
plan. Il is confidently believed that some
action on the proposed canal legislation
will he taken al this session