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rHE MERGrR Bills.
Tnternationals Measure Has Gone Through
the ENrtnd penStpp

Internationals Measure Has Gone Through
the Second Reading
Austin. Texas, January % The bill TO
authorize the International and Great
Northern Railroad company to purchase the
Houston, Beaumont and New Orleans and
the Houston, Oak Lawn and Magnolia Park
roads with all their belongings and sppur.
tenances aud equipments. to control aud %.
crate the same and 10 issue bonds tsat may
be necessary for their extension and better.
mentS was read second time ana en-.
crossed in the senate today,
There was no amendment otcrei nor WIS
there 4 dissenting vote to the enErossfeut
OF the btll
This Is straw showing the way ;he " Ind
blows and is seemingly veridcauon % the
Decentralization made In The Post Of $, n
day that all railroad merger Gnd rouso loa.
tion measures would have, II not Absolutely
eaey sailing, at least little practical Nn.hsi-
after cali tomorrow morning II * an i'm
portant hill for Southeast reX1s and Its
passage means the expenditdse OF some
millions Of dollars at Houston and IN that
vicinity.
Senator HARRISON Of Grayson county IN.
troduced bill this morning authorizing the
Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railroad com
pNny TO purchase, operate and control Hue
OF railway running from Denison nd
Washita Valley road. II Is a voluminous
bill, reciting IN legal phraseology all the be-
engines. cars, etc, II Is proposed 10 par
chase, with franchises and charter riea;s.
The bill went to the committee on internal
Senator Faubion Of Williamson county
also introduced a bill for the purchase ly
the Missouri Kansas aud Texas ot an I'M
completed road from Granger, In William
sou county by way Of Austin 70 San An
tonic with its franchises, properties. etc,
oil enumerated in the bill This pill also
goes to the committee on Internal improve
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ISLAND CITY NEWS ITEMS
PILOTS WON THE SUIT FOR DAM
AGES FILED BY AIKEN.
Sea Wall Win Be Advanced Enough
Soon 70 Be- Shown TO Visitors
to the City,

Galveston, Texas. January 2s,---Ths suit
Of James Aikops VS. James Mcdonald ct al
for damages Ia the sum of $4,000, which
has been on trial for two days In the Unit
ed states court here. was decided this after
noon 10 faver of the defendant. This is
suit which grew out OF the 1ght between
the Independent pilots and tho members OF
tho Pilots association, the defendants be-
Ing members Of the pilots association aud
the plaintiff d captain Of ship which was
detained by the arrest Of an independent
pilot
The other orders entered In the United
States court today were as follows.
Levy q kohn Mule Company vs.. II.
Kaufman ct al; leave granted defendant
to Ole drst amended original answer aud
cross bill Motion OF plaiuttt 60 strike out
defendants amendment answer and cross
lin, making Jacques Levy party 10 The
SUIT. oNIrrNipd,
John 4. rcndlctou, receiver, VS.. Columbus
A. Price and Emma e. Price; master com.
missiouer's report Of sale confirmed, prop
eely SOLD WINS situated IN MarsnAll aud
brought S6l0
Leo Nichols ct al VS.. Mutual Reserve
Fund Life Association, cause settled and
dismissed az cost OF the defendant
X. NJ, Bell W. 81. PAM Fire and Marine
Insurance Company on motion Of defend
ant rule entered against plaintln 20 give
bond for costs.
H. NJ Bell VS.. Imperial Fire Insurance
Company, Limited, of london; same order
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PROCEEDINGS.
TIVE SENATE.


lu.tip. Texas, January 2s. The senate
N his morning with its entire member
nIp present, Lieutenant Governor Neal
E,stng
sp,,or Douglass secured the adoption Of
rtsolutlon adding the name of Senator
u,;con6 to the committee on public
hath.
IL pS special order the senate drew
81 loag and short terms.
lbnmlttee on com les aud county boundd-
ra reported fayorablv bill by Decker pro-
llls bitter road law for WilbHrser coun-
y and similar bill for Henderson county by
i.lR
ne senate went into executive session
I'd confirmed the appointments sent In yes
isfdiy by the governor.
message was received from the gcyer-
NJ dominating d. q. Averitt of { X
Ssny to be district attorney of the Fifty
ilst judicial district, vice y, d. Wallace.
tieeassd The senate agreed TO consider
ne domination tomorrow.
Senator Decker secured the adoption OF a
teacurient resolution recalling from the
plefnor for correcting caption senate bill
ihag tine OF holding court in the Forty
kvtnth judicial district
ihs senate passed to euGrossment substi-
lele senate bill requiring district iudg ~
Y submit their Instructions In writing be-
hN the argument instead of after the ar
slent Of counsel. Passed finally under
s.ipenson Of the rules
stafford secured suspension Of the rules
w lhal passage of Lis bill relating to
gAi1eatlon Of Jurors So as to not reQuira
WI 10 have paid poll tax, but to reside
llt county SIX months and in the STATE
ny yest
Senator Restv sao,-o5 ,,or-t1ar,.t,, %
Y. himself, Lipsccmh and Morris. ars
xGlilng the International and Greag
sVlhefn Railway company to purchase ana
gnae the properties Of the Houston.
e,sunolt ana New orleans aud the Hous-
wy VsE Lawn and Magnolia Park rail
s II was passed TO engrnssment an /
\, '1 w Conslderation made special order
M flalor Beatty secured engrosSment If his
y, ,.,,. asnoyng maximum punishment for
g nniias guilty of assault with intent 10
NJ , . ana leaving II discretionary with
~, eAsir laid before the senate bin bv
~ fanhion. giving twenty DAYS after
s,ssn.ae statement Of facts and lills
VIVA. sgue9ns IN causes tried In district
n, inr WIZ committee amendment striking
y, .I ns o. exceptions The amendment
sss,Ptsa and the bill ordered encrossed.
hsps, M, Ffrklns secured consideration of
mn w, l postponing until March 1 thu
INV, ,rsoin which ad valorem. poll and
poshiesA y NAY nay be paid without incurrins
Ifa1ss9n Brazos, WASHINGTON Enrnet
'TTs Sao and zapata ''-' : 'oN' d u' ne''
rtg,ier.gIss.s some comment as 10 the con
pr Srt !! OF the bill as regards poll
pis,.S was ordered engrossed and
fsas vI,ha4lY under q suspension Of th :
stn,,s..a s dissenting vote
tal scton oa " mad rescinded Yesterdays
= Wiz oh nili by Senator Davidson II
,usnSrma, making effective the poll toE
teas sps a. applicable in contested cleo
h w, after correcting errors I'm fine I'M
ls Nv again passed 6naily. " ." 'N' ''''
'H'a until 10 o'clock tomorrow.
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MARLIN MATTERS.
Business League Is Preparing TO Enter
tain Visitors.

Business League Is Preparing TO Enter
tain Visitors.
Marlin, Texas january 26,--rhere Is CON
siderable discussion over the coming city
election. but no far no candidates have
announced for mayor or other offices.
The Business league is getting 10 shape
for the entertainment Of visitors this
season. Music and other modes Of amuse-
ment are being looked after and this season
promises more along THE line than ever
me Fnrs County Truck Growers In
stitute ia IN session today. Several prom,
inent speakers were expected nut Ialisd
TO shop MP Any way regardless 81 INC
Observation-Disclosures the acreage Of cotton IN
this county for the present year WI oe
reduced from 20 10 y per cent. one farmer
in lhe county, who las something IKE 9JD
acres says he viii not put q pillow " me
ground. that II cost him nearly $1,000 re-
cultivate # ls6t season and that be VIII
save that this year.
Arlington hotel being about full
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In the blanks this day, forwarded through
regular channels TO zach company, Is nd
Vised Each Installing officer Is expected
to fplnll his duty promptly aud make i'm
mediate returns.
Article OF our brigade bylaws reads as
Section !. Each officer comprising hc
legislative power OF the brigade. as enum
Grated In section T. article ., of these ly-
laws, shall pay t. tho assistant adiutoW
year or within thirty days thereafter as
dues. and any officer falling to comply With
the requirements Of this section, shall be
reported hy the assistant Hdiutant geperal
"Sec Companies shall pay an annual
per capita tax ~ 40 cents for each member
which shall accompany the annual rapottS
required 10y tbs ttulcs aud regulations FOR
lions for the government of the uniform
rank. onp-half ~ which shall 20 ~ the as
sist8nt Hdiutaur general ns brigade funds,
and the remaining ono.hah forwarded 90
tho reglmentU adjutant ne regimental
These dues shall be collected and remit
tel by the Installing officers at the time
az this February visit as follows,
Supreme council dues, S., commissions
for three line officers, 81 80; total, SN20.
Maze this New York cheek FOR So go pny
able 60 Major General J. X. Carnahan. The
per CAPITA tax, no cents for each member
and 81 each for an line, held aud STAN ofh
GERS payable 20 the assistant Adluiant gen
If companies desire warrants for .noncom
nlksloncd ofhcCrs. add 90 cents for cAch
officer to tho New York draft favor Maicl
General Cnrnahau,
Brgadler General Texas Brigade, Uniform
Rank knights ot lyth!as. ,,o.,s
T. r McDonald,
Colonel and Assistant Adintunt General.
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SENATE COMMITTEES.

Senate committees today reported bills as
follows;
Judiciary No ]. favorably with amend
rnent proyiding for investment OF sinking
fund. the Galveston grade raising bill as
passed by the house.
Judiciary No. Q fsvorabiy on Harper's
bill correcting defect In Penal Code. 80 as
10 punish violations OF local option law ~
school districts. Favorably on house Dill
by Browne OF Karnes relating 20 crime on
incest. Favorably on bin by Paulus, pun
ishing pawn brokers who, purchase articles
from minors or accept collateral therefrom
EI'oTnrabiv. with amendment. bill by Paulus.
regulating the practice Of naro,erriingI Great
ing boards of examiners, especially improV
ine sanitary conditions The amendment
exenpts towns OF 1000 Inhabitants or less
Fiuince. favorably Wilson's biil correct
inc errors Of codihers IN arranging statutes
aylng fees of comfy officers In lnnacy cases.
Favorahly Stewards house bin appropriat.
ing $500 10 pay for publishing the constitu-
tionai amendments proposed by the Twenty
seventh legislature.
Towns and city corporations, favorably on
Brachnelds Dill providing a chafter Tor the
affy az Marshall.
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IN THE House


hllls were introduced today In the house
les follows:
~ AR Cottrell--Act regulating practice
.of oaroering, registering aud licensing Of
peFsohs To carry ON such practice. 10 10.
sure the better education Of such practi.
uuoneis, 70 insure better sanitary condi.
lions III barber shops and TO nreyent the
spread OF disease in the state al Texas
bE Messrs, Hudspeth, SEWER. GRAY and
game, W.
ny Mr.. Ramsey-To create a more efh.
gent road system for Shelby county
~ ar. Stollenwerck--A Amendment relating
to ices Of sleriffs aud constables
ny MI. StolenweI ck--A mendfnent relating
70 ices OF sheriUs and constables In trans.
porting prisoners TO and from the county
oeIcFe aud afier Indictment
ny MI. StournN erCA--Anendment relating
20 ices OF she-idS and conStables for sum
Monlng jurors IN the district court and servs
Ing election notices
BY Mr ODion-Act for prevention and
suppression OF fraud arising from settle.
mont OF claims for damages In personal IN.
Jury cases
ny Mr.. Napier-Amendment relatine to
sale OF intoxicating liquors
By Mr.. Pceler-Act 10 authorize the state
OF Texas TO condemn property sor public
purposes
81 Mr.. schlick-Act defining offense OF
defrauding hotel and boarding house keep
ers OF their charges
BY Mr. INSTRUMENTATION relating TO
the apprehension Of lunatics
BY Mr. Griggs--Jcint resolution providing
for holding constitutional convention to
revise and amend the constitution OF the
| State Of Texas
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IN COMMITTEE
senate STOCK RAISING

oL.NA y SIONh RAISING,
Austin, Texas, January IS A lively dis
cussion OF questions involved in the at
tempt to move the State quarantine line
epsued in the senate committee on stock
raising this afternoon. The bill up was
that 81 Senator Grnnan To amend the pres
ont law as TO permit owners to drive or
transport cattle north of the line to their
homes or Ia pasture provided they came
not in contact with other cattle Robert
Kleberg of the sanitary commission aud
state Treasurer Robbins argued against
the bin, going over the entire stock theory
and showing from their standpoint that u
would be ruinous 10 the stock interests in
matter Of markets Of the entire State, for
II would force government line shutting
out an Texas This telegram was read;
Kansas city Mo- January 2S.-Open
season for tick infested Southern cattle
IN Texas would certainly result in plac-
ing cattle Of entire State under quar-.
anime Albert Dean,
Agent Bureau Animal Industry.
MI Turney of II Paso will address the
Committee tomorrow at 2 O'Clock The
action on this bill will doubtless fore
shadow the committees action ON all bills
Affecting the quarantine lines
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Rurolsra Made Al Estensiye Rald.

Cleburne, Teyas. January ~ Burglars
took some $500 worth Of money and dia-
mouAs in ring and shirt Stud from Or. W.
r. Alexander IL was learned later fha.
several others were losers from thievea. at
II Franz Blair lost small amounts Air.
j. % Brymier LOST jewelry and 500 IN
trance 70 Mr. Phil Hcnley's residence were
frightened away Besides this a number IL
Instances Of petty theyery have taken place.
such a. stealing hne lap robes ana whips.
The officers nre diligently trying 10 appte-
bend the guilty persons.
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sea Wall Bonds

Galveston, Texas, January % County
Treasurer A, J. Compton is now prepared
TO Issue sea wall bonds Of either Of tho
three denominations 70 those who have sub
Bcrbed for them and have the money TO
pay for them. In other words, he has re-
celved from The state officials at Ausun
q LOT Of 1900 bonds Of the 500 denomination
and these are ready for delivery. In ad-
dition "a the 500 bonds, Mr.. Compton also
has on hand lot Of the $500 and the 5000
bonds, which have been ready for delivery
for some time, Those who have subscribed
for the bonds are asked to take them out
as soon as possible
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ST. LOUIS BANK STATEMENT.
Held Large Amount OF the Forged Paper
Left by Flesqers.

Jacksonville. Texas. January 27.--The fol.
lowing forged notes put up as collateral to
ST. Louis bank by c. N. Fleager & CO.
came IN today. They are all made out With
same Ink (purple) and an attempt at fac
smile Of signatures r, II Holland $500:
II. I. Hodges & Co, $3.50; A, Johnson,
~ Ss SSqosoP seo6: W. K Ns 5IsRia $685.
L. D. BYRD $500; i. l.. Douglass, 5000.
Powell Black q CO.. 5000; g. Temple
company $500; Slaughter & Monkress,
SIO0b total s23.a4o Nothing has as vet
been heard Of either Of the Fleagers and
cute them
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tOrney, on learning or receiving notice
that this act has been or Is being violated
20 at once institute suit 10 forfeit the char.
ter Of the corporation or corporations so
Sec. o The fact that we now have no
adequate Law upon the statutes 70 prevent
the merging aud consolidation 81 corpora
ions and the Importance OF such iegisla.
ton creates an emergency and Imperative
ppolic necessity that the constitutional rule
recurring bills 20 be read on three several
days, aud " Is SO enacted
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AUTHORIZATIONS or lrRons.

stafford Has a Bill 70 Cure an openins
for Escape from Service
Austin, Texas, January 81 senator stat
ford introduced an important bill this morn.
ing amending the statute relating TO ouaiin.
cation IT jurors. Il is TO meet the require
ments OF the poll tax amendment. by pro
vidlng that q qualified juror is one who
has resided IN the county six months and
the state one year, II repeats the present
statute which provides that a Juror must
be qualified voter
II the bill IS not passed hundreds Of per-
sons viii escape Jury service by failing 10
pay their poll tax Not being a qualified
voter by not holding q poll tax receipt q
February J.
The bin was reported fsvorahly by judi.
clary committee at this afternoons meeting.
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SAN ANTONIO LEGISLATION.

Lists Closed with the Largest Number
Of Voters Ever on the Books.
San Antonio. Texas January 2s.--Regis-
tration for the city election, which viii Ia
held February 0, closed this evening, the
total registration OF the close of the ofnee
being Lilies which f. the heaviest ever re-
corded IN San Antonio, and Is due 10 ting
NOT nayOralty campaign between DR. Fred
Terrell who heads a nnnpartisan ticket, ana
John +. Campbell, who heads the citizens
ticket
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tend time OF payment Of adj valr.r,,,, y -.
~ AZ Nh .. county; amended TO in.
olude several other COUNTIES :" 'u'
AR Dun said that he believed tho c.r..,o.,
amendments So'e' tue
Mr. Crawford Of Robertson said TIM, n.
ia n5t Ss III a SPECIAL from Nacogdoches print.
60 10 the Galveston News which st0ted thai
the Dill was merely "A measure tn sfd H. -
local option election
Mr., Mlddlebrook Indignantly denied rho
charge, and said that relief was sought ia.
cause OF several disasters nniopp bsr,
pelne severe storms and foods
ait Wooten offered an amendment N ~,
tenu Iine or paying taxes 20 September i
TO law. "'N'ps
vote being "a to "a ' 'NN
on call of the roll the bin was passed
hnally by u vote Of l04 TO
MT BOYD offered a resolution to renesl
lhe mouse rule requiring cards OF admission
70 e, me noor OF the house. Referred To CON.
( mlltee On house rules.
Mr.. Alderdice offered q concurrent resoiu.
ton for joint committee from the senate
and house TO revise the school laws. Re.
ierred 10 committee on education
resolution offered by AIR stand,for
rendering he use OF the hall OF representa
uves 30 the Farmers Congr. IS IT Texas
from p m until midnight on February ~
a concurrent resolution offered by Messrs
Hoskins, Griggs and Egan 70 iustruct me
Texas United States senators to use their
purchase or a site for q Tnltai Stotas ,o,'ai
y9rd ar the besd ~ Ga I,5, y'"ieS naYR
adopted
a resolution by M callau 70 pay zeke
Williams for twelve Days services as house
porter was referred 10 comn,ittea an con.
tlngpnt expenses
The speaker laid before the house for
passage 10 eurrossmeut hin nv Rohertson ~
Williamson. recurring Judges n deHver
charges to the iurv before ergnn,ent by M
Ilawyers I'm trial Of civil cnees ~ '
! An gmpudrnen+ Inv Mr. Hfovs ,ro,,a,,,
! thar snecioI cbar,oS MAJ ,u ,Ss
court ut any time before the Niurv rstires
was adopted ~
hill and vas foRoSSad ~ Inv opp {p TO tae
opposing II. Mr. Green smoke In favor
! of IT
| Mr. HODGES orferad en- amendment ,rori5.
ing that failure 10 charge the Jury before
Sr Grso SonT ot W.
and tbe morton nrey.siied ~
| Ine ayes and noes we're called Tor on
| the ouestion of pgssipp Inc Mi 10 engross.
ment and the hiil was lost hy a vote Of &c
was 80 saonts5 i'o''on ~ '''NS'''' a'''' '''''
House b6l No q bv Nv Browne 81
f M4Tne' opd TafSse Of en sr
Tfn,ise NIlI ~ e Nv Mr. stan5ifer 10 rev.
mt su6ur9an palroa aS 20 Issue ngn o Wn
20, u, 90 u,,eStnr,'s -ooI GA 1, ,,.,tb
dro,r Nv tbe sneater IN await Inc arrival
Of tbc nrintad biII
House iii No 30. by Mr. Robertson Of
! v,iIltar,-or T., ,,res,ribc +Ae +ira for slir,
! W t 10 ,i.'-' ~ a.. ,5 IAN. - or,o,+ior
T. ooens ~ +r,ai bafore distr,o+ md r5unt,
rouris was rlaced before the house by The
Si' spa T,r ooorod an amendment moro
clfqirly deha a45at t9e purpose OF 'Ae O'
The bll was passed to engrossment
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ist,t., Ne. convened today AT $50 o'clock,
\. =, NeH in the chair.
% ,olora, ,' Presented petition signed by
Is. bsr ,sa citizens asking for ho7pitcf
\, nary for INDECENT ana sick colorea
~ q R,. a' was presented by Mr.. Ram
tsfs asLln. sOn rom ex-Confederate sol
u ,u,on.s lor liberal appropriation for
", rs.s , ~ u the Confederate home II
n. ,n. sau ordered printed in the journal.
S sE-eker laid before the honae tbe
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Sea Wall a siaat.

Galveston, Texas, January IS Secretary
Gardner Of the Galveston business league
states that a portion NJ the sea wall win
be erected by the time the hattleships ar
rive. and that visitors to the battleships
VIII also be able 10 see what the wall viii
be like, Work has just been commenced
on the concrete foundation and under ordi-
nary conditions lt would hava been some
time before work on the wall proper would
have been commenced, but Mfr. Gardner
has secured Il promise that q portion OF
the wall will be erected as soon as possible
In order that the battlesbip visitors may
see IT,
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cotton Reoelpts Al ceraIoana.

Cornoana. Texas, January 27.--one hun
dred and eleven bales Of cotton were mar
keted here today by wagons. despite had
roads and threatening weather, Tue total
marketed TO date Is 2S,13S
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THANKS FROM GALVESTON.

Austin Texas. January 2S-,Speaker Neir
received the following telegram this after.
noon
Hon, Pat NJ. Nen, Speaker Austin, Texas.
Galveston, Texas, January 2s-G alveston
expresses to the house Of representatives. its
sincere thanks and deepest gratitude for
passage Of grade raising bill.
William T Austin,
A. +. Norman,
Y. +. Austin,
II C. LANCE,
Board Of Commissioners Of the Citv O, Gal.
weston,
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opality IL what makes price II Bur
Meta Vanilla Extract was no better than
other extracts It's price would be the sans
Once tried. always used.
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.TRlH DRAWN FOR.
], senator's Now KuowNhOw Long
= lssif Jobs viii Laa.
sPlSTAfNT OF AGRICULTURE
" - Committee.
NJ QUALIFICATIONS OF A JUROR
!, u.s a Bill Renewing the Bar
'a'. !, No, Being a Qualified Juror
The New Bills.

r1,.s January %. The special
lna. y, me day, the drawing Of terms by
~, : striving at 1880, that work was
Fiao,s With The secretary read the
.srtIoo covering the same
FsoIDus ..,espt.at.arms, with the names OF
Y. IN ballots in one hat and the
f'n% ,, With the terms. two and four
i's''' item on slips Of paper IN another
~. drawing. As the sergeant-at"arms
y W ssma the secretary drew term.
..,,., gentlemen drew long terms ana
, 49, .hort ones, as follows:
hl'sp sr Snort term
Log Cain,
baHaJa Douglass,
sa issan a. De witt, Fauhion,
gg,,,sson az Calves Faust,
h'ls'N Grlnnap,
iol HARRISON,
geAt' Harper,
nsA Henderson,
Ms,, Lipscomb,
hiIssh Mills,
hlls Morris,
hL Paterson,
h lEssv Perkins,
In, Savage,
Stafford oeoa'''aN
Elllcy,
MI fortunate gentlemen we're happy
~, noes wreathed with smiles, while the
'.,,,,rnstes submitted gracefully to the
hNit,ble.
aal,t drew black ball-that Is, a saors
,,yn
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TO KNOCK OFT TEcHN1cAGIr1rs.

Committee on insurance, statistlcs and his
tory today reported favorahy Murreirs Hill
60 further regulate life Insurance policies.
providing that no defense based upon mis-.
representations made ~ securing policy
shall render policy void unless actually con.
trihuting to the contingency uu which policy
became due and payable.