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PEPsIn SYRUP CO., Monticello, q.

were married Wednesday evening by the RsvH-
Miss Mauds Cutler IL the guest Of Miss L1liaa
Mccain.
Mrs. j. W; Har. of Nsbo who was the euess
Of Mrs. B. 3. Graham, has returned to her bone
Miss Irene Critchfield has gone to Chicago for
two month1 visit
Mrs F. a. Colburn has rome to oaiesourE. m.
where she will visit her son.
Mr.. Stephen Penrod and Miss Fannie De1oo
Were married at the home OF the brides par.
ents Wednesday evening BY Judge h J. Arm
strong.
FRANK W. gurum visited IN Chicago several
Clarence Houilesr of Fnsbes Il visiting raa-
lives and friends here.
at Carbondale. ILL.,
Mrs Ed satteries Of Hannibal = ths suae e
relatives and friends here.
Mrs, A II. Wenkle and DAUGHTER. k10 8a1A
are visiting at Hannibal
Mrs. G: A Lyter visited relatives 1t ClarkwfnA
Miss Minnie Stark Of Erankford was ne eust
Of relatives.
The leading social event Of the week ves ne
smoker given by Lodgs No. 81. B. p. o Elka, In
honor Of those who assisted In making thaiT re-
cent memorial Yerformanss = BIG succe.s An
we're present at ths smoker Thu.sday svsninl.
ing the gags used by the minstrels ven -
some revised and later oneA ReersshmenxD cd
cigars were 1eTvod.
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JOPLIN, no.

This Looking Forward Club gave St Patrick,
! Mr.. Frank Frickeiion gave pooley party St.
avenue. Eighteen or twenty guests made dolls
Mines. John F. Wise and G. W: Calvin enter
.s oon WHAT was the dveTson
The Misses Dorfelt entertained several couples
on st, Fatricks night at their home No. IL
Mrs W Wv w: Clark of No. .. North Joplin
Mrs. Il. n. stoddard Of North Joplin stree, wa.
nisht. The ladies' prize went to Mrs E. NJ Nc.
Adams and the gentlemen's to Mr. Smith Of
surprise ten tadsssS Miss MaaS
Friday night. There were about thirty guests
JOPLIN rsy e dsas;
Friday last By the eqrieryils MGh camp .,n,.v
by her mother, Mrs. y. J. Byrne. Doric and
Mrs. A. 3. freeman was the hostess of the
day anniversary FRIDAY, by entertaining thirty Of
,hs An Of ss guests N.Y. ana and
Lawdsr Of No. us virginia avenue,
.a M a.. ws s $ Sot q NJ. Dill sne Of
Roodhouse. IN A two-course luncheon was
Mrs Benj. Laudner was hostess to the Century
Club last Saturday afternoon
Miss Pauline Klein. who has been the guest
of Mrs Louis Black. departed last week for her
home at Corvallis. Ore.
Doctor winchester has returned from visit
to his old home in Murray, Ky.
Mrs. NJ E Grant OF St Louis Is the guest
OF her sister, Mrs Chauncey r. Sabin.
Mis-. Clara ImmeI is the guest Of friends in
Miss Mayme White Of Springfield Is visiting
her sister. Mrs. Jay F. summerviile. No. ns
Sergeant Fr agepae wrpb, Of 8, Louis 4. visiting
her i parents. Mr. and Mrs ]. T Threlked. No.
POI Byers avenue
Miss Jennie Corwin Of Carthage Is the guest Of
Miss Jessie Onstott No. 60T Sergeant avenue.
Professor Ward gave the last OF his series OF
winter parties at Gerrnania Hall on THURSDAY
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CHILLICOTHE, MO.

=, Mrs B; F; .WilkersOn and son are visiting
MIS- Ed Moss spen. Sunday in Brookaeld.
, Mrs. NH IaSmer Of Omaha b. visiting hsr
Mrs John Fitzpairick s returned .hi, week from
a three months visit to San Antonio. Tex.
Mrs A. Lowenstein Is home from a visit to
Ms. Prank Platter returned Saturday from Co
4, The prizes a, the Las. meeting Of the sa.ur:
Mei knapp the guest prize going to Miss Ball
Miss Leta Bishop gave piano recital at Ellsy
Hal Saturday afternoon which was largely At
Miss Carrie Older was the hostess Tuesday aft
vile and Mss Petiet ot sedai iss Sa Oh
the Wedding 81 s ss Of
to Captain VIM; J, Johnston; Fifteenth Cavalry.
e Al Sass game.
wssn the club haynS recently been
Mrs: +. c Campbell entertained Monday day even
Ing at , stock eSShanss party the evening clos
Mrs, Harry webster o, uuc. visited frtsnds
5 Ths a1sI Dancing Pss e.. Club gave
MIS-: Emma Lane returned Monday from s.--
Miss Fay Matson Of Utica visited here last
Mrs. C. A. Loomis returned Saturday from =
visit to Kansas City.
Miss Lot.le Hurxthai departed for Glasgow.
After a visit with Chiilicothe relatives
Misses Lillian and Daisy White visited In Cam
eron last week.
Miss Dora Wilson returned Tuesday to Utica,
after q visit to her aunts. Misc Ida Warren and
Mrs. A B. Davis
Mrs. J. C. Minor visited IN Kansas City last
week
Mrs. q Ware Is Visiting in carrollton this
week.
Announcement has been nnads Of the an
preaching marriage of Mr.. Robert Stockton Man
sur. son 81 Mr.. and Mrs. w. H, MansIr OF this
city, to Miss Elizabeth Finks of New Franklin.
April s.
The East End Fancy Work Club met with
Mrs. Harry Mckinley, East Webster street.
Wednesday afternoon. full attendance was
present, The next meeting will be with MrA
Miss Leda Eylenburg entertained Dozen young
friends "Wednesday evening for Miss Polset Of
Were the prize winners AZ the game Of bid
euchre.
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cor Arthur Nelson of BoonviIle has been an
1SgnSed the wedding to take place Marci. 2 a,
go well known In This city. having been fIequent
ssr%sr Governor o sna Mrs. Lon " s,spSens Ms;
etsphens Is q daughter Of Mr.; and Mrs. Speed
Gr. vincent -Marmsduks Of 81. Louis When
d e e S' sDsn Win h
motheE. who presided over the mansion Tor her
Grs Otto Conrad and Miss Amelia Conrad Of
cfson,a msss amsaF M the i ssEs s yis."s
6:psrf essiy this week Tor Beenyiiie to a.t.sd
& pa E.s
e ts ssa o Sss ne an i. NE r sss. COT Ss
srnor and Efs sssphens vii 70 to 81. Louis to
1s "a. e 1: s:Y::i Guy
sn.ses. snd R.prs.en.stiy % the T@ecut i've
2aadon, being closed. has IN way made social
10y ,ss. sSs a.l sesss hsxs
!. z. sa:n. IN ss' e the w.
go sss the ysgss people have been well at
Ses. .. z sa Ne Hss Slsa, In
ssss: "a ~ xs sn ro:.s xfsei &. din,
MO .ae. WI h. Dis sSss.. - sas
Ora M d.s,, = "a A DS.e %,, e Ia
asa az. 's sss S q.nss: G Sssh'n' Nc
r 1910 .Tsns .. s.1 ei s:: y saxse 2
00 Augie Heh where the dance was held.
~ IrsttiU Decorated b pahns and bunting.
~ 6nslo was Furnished by the Capital City
61cAGDA ne gua0to q honor weTV Miss Myrtle
oAe10 6 LaslnG3a ~ Nrp. Cameron Of Hunts
~ G Huao Han, b Be given ~ q farewell
- - Gat4n4 hide and gsntismen who have
To- Ghl5is povsson entertained the Thursday
yskl3 90 g q 'eSui.I Esskiy meeting. the
S Ts,.sss s he Mssn sl.s. cs sur1,
8%vllnR md xrA Lon v. stephena All the
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MACON, MO.

Miss Ruth Williams was the CUES. Of At
M ana Mrs. charles 4a5 81 ses Of
We're the guests OF friends here Monday and
Miss Clara seru,chaeid SPEC: Sunday in Rirks
Vile. the guest OF friends.
shsSna wednesday, after 1r'.' vsi, here %it hen
parents, MI and Mrs. Holman.
Asnts P tt, 7 he a the Sa' ses sues
,n Ms Gu. so Yn:z and Mss Nellie London re,
friends In Kassyvile.
rS Miss ketue Craig returned Friday nigh. from
for several months past.
Charles Cay brock the frs, Of the week.
Plata came down tuesday. and are the guest
OF Miss Ccrrine Matthews
with M1s her s4ss s M AM 3, NFs n MoSrs
the week Iv here the guest OF / p Eiz ,..
Mae vaneisys departe5 Taesay y' Gne for Ss
week.s stay , In St Louis and JetreTson CITY
to St Louis MeRdas. after a. few i days sisii
with Macon relatives.
Mrs Ben F. White departed for Holdenville.
and reside in the future. Miss Agnes White
Miss Maule owens. who has been visiting Mrs
J. J.. Heifner. returned to her home in Moberly
Miss Alice Payne of Guthrie. Ok. wen, to
Chicago Wednesday night after weeks visit
Miss Miss Leila MAGE gave a musical TO ~ few
friends at her home in North Macon Tuesday
evening. The occasion was very much en-
joyed by the guests.
\ crowd Of young persons assembled in Blees
Hall Monday evening and spent the evening in
dancing and cards The memsers Of the party
Btookfele: Mary Gary; Rubey Williams. Jennie
Claybrook. Ethel Cook. GussIe Rubey, Nellie
Armstrong. Icy Wood. Mae Vancleve Mae Des-
sert: Messrs. Robert Wilson. Lewis Malone.
Clyde Gross. Carlos Burton. Earl Burns Arthur
Woods. Earl Billings. Aubrey Fox. Huntsville:
VIII White and Langlon Jones
The Fortnightly Club gave the second in its
series of dances Tuesday evening the Blees
Hall The guests present were: Misses Nellie
Moore. Mary and Hattie Stone Eugenia McCully,
Sula McGanne. Belle Craig. Jennie and Nalmere
Dessert. Ruth Lee. Mayme and Alene Williams,
end Mazo TansLl OF La Plata. Mary and Choe
Murray, Pearl Towne of Liberty: Messrs. Lloyd
Mckee. Waldo Smith. Roy Fox Paul Gieselrnan
D. ". Eubanks. Fred and Gus Soldan. Marvin
Shanks. Captain Lmbach and Lieutenant Mer-
riott, Press Williams. Frank Grantees. r. I.
Matthews Charles Goodson. Fred EInert, Her
man Miller, Wallace Smith and VIII Erwin.
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JEFFERSON CITY, MO.

Miss nellie Owens OF Sweet Springs Is visiting
hsr sister. Mrs. E T. orcar.
Mrs. @. A. Burkhardt OF California spent part
Of last week with her son. Mr. T. c. Burkharit
and wife.
Miss Mary Louise Dalton who has been spend.
ing the winter here Will depart this week for
her home in ST. Louis
Miss Mabelle Stone OF Ferguson. No. returned
home last week. after a pleasant visit with reIa-
tivea While here Miss Stone looked fo- apart
msnts. and early IN Nay Senator w. J.. Stone
summer. Miss Mildred stone who has spent
several weeks in this city. will return home next
Judge J. H. Fox of the Supreme Court has
purchased home here and viii move his family
The Reverend II. A. Raider and and Mrs RAIDER of
Psnyer were guests last week of Mr.. and Mrs,
MS ka!hs5Ine Rice Of California speut few
diss Ks, last sa Tfek with S MIS- Ses Ellis for
brother. Governor John r. Lee returns to her
hG MS u L Iii L sa. this s,, sses .orn q,
weeks. returns T this week to her home ia MeysS
ter<s aunt. Mrs, l. BodenheIner. Ms. DTeyfas
Wolferman. a prominent merchant OF this city
Mt Bep Straus OF San Antonia. Tex. has been
Professor IsaGore Loeb Of the state University
was visitor at the Capitol last week;
ana miss Marie Haa1 OF Warren IS We're We're
guests THURSDAY Of Governor General John Z.
Former Governor and Mrs. Stephens he'd for
their guests last week, Mr. and Mrs. {. r.
Leonard. Mr.. and Mrs Speed Stephens and Miss
Riley Stephens of Boonville, Governor Robert
Taylor OF Tennessee and J. ". Gates Of Mem
phis, Tenn.
Mrs. 3. NJ. Mathews Of CLAYTON spent few
days with her husband. Senator Mathews. last
week.
Miss murphy pr,De.al of , sns Moasd Payne
were guests few days last week Of Misses
Janet and Adele Williams
Misses Daisy and Let!tia Marshall returned
Thursday from a pleasant visit with friends In
St. Louis
Mrs Lawson Price and little daughter JUL
cite. Is visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. W.
NJ. johnson. in Boonvflle.
ter Mrs. J. L. Thorpe.
Mrs. Vincent Rockhoid and Young grandson
depsrted Thursday for St Louis TO visit her
daughter, Mrs. A. D. E1ston
The enlargement Of Miss Riley Stephens to Doc
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daughter Mrs. Clark Lonsan. of this city. de
At 1Ss es OF The Lsass
@s5s beng 4 @ss 1Rs q plss
Mrs. Ms. w hG,ei Huass. Sal
Ut, Thou Art Like Unto a ElOwes Gknbtn.tsn
a 2ah 4ssi Ne: t3as a. R.i 81
! and Mrs: clippinEer; paper. Hungarian MUSIC. i
X noEess Thou a. Land Miss H1efsnc. scott scott
Sasia: in:.ramsntsi erosssn h slss. M u,
NJ. CHARLES BsId Mrs TshesS. Misses
Warrensburs, where she will be the guest Of her
Mrs. 7. IL Longan departed Tuesday for Ap-
p.eton City, called there by the death Of her
/ Miss Mary Smith returned Wednesday from q
visit with friends in PaI.9ns. kss,
s Mepanisi.: dspaTted Tussd.y for her home e:
Edith who win make her short visit.
Edna, returned tuesday from 'aus visit M, With
friends at Larnonte.
Wednesaay 70 Be the guest q her daashter
Mrs, John T. wslsenbach.
Es.s Sixth street in honor Of Miss Martins
MISS Fl aeDalea
Mrs 3. By BIZ OF ap Vand..ia, No., arrived Tues.
day to be the guest OF Doctor W. T. Thomas and
Miss Lulu Walter of Lection arrived Tuesday to
be the guest Of friends and relatives;
with H IN ssRaTssS tues
evening sss member, Continued their study x
Per On Paris as Scientific Center. which
showed that the writer has made an exhaustive
Mrs. E. H.. Guenther entertained the Rocking
n sonor q her nohe a
Day al se Heart aa tuesday al eyrnns
In most fitting manner. Following was the pro-
grsmms; IntT0ductory remarks sss,,by chairman:
ths Shamrock" Mayor j: I: Babsesk; vocal solo,
rowes: instrumental solo. ''waitz de Concern
lweinaskl, Miss Fay Brown: The. Apostle Of
Masme carro ve ffs Day We
ss Ne. nonnes sns Mis- Fsg
triotism." Judge George F. Longan: vocal solo,
to. St; .Paificks Bail" Mr.. John Scion; vocal
, bingham; vocal solo, 'Kathleen Mavourneen.'
ass ks Asn sa ss % sa
van; The irish People, ~. Mr. D. F. Kennedy
with friends a, LamOnte. A' .' ''''
AT Wednesday afternoon's meeting OF the Maui
THUS Club Mrs cs1GEs Mckn0wn read an
Mr.. and Mrs .. 9. Cassidy returned Tuesday
from visit With friends I. in Kansas City
day. TO be the guest of her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Marshall Rust OF Pilot Grove. who has
Tuesday for her home.
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COLUMBIA, MO.

friends in Fulton this week.
club composed Of native Kentucky women
has recently been organized In Columbia, and
was entertained by Mrs. Shenault on Friday at
her home on South Ninth street
Mrs. John Burress, Mrs. Professor Lpscomb
and Mrs Shields read interesting papers about
Kentucky and Kentuclians
Miss Chamberlain Of New York city arrived
here Monday, AND win be the guest Of her SIS
ter Mrs. j. T. Gerould, for several weeks
MISS Dora Rogers OF Kansas City has returned
to her home after pleasant visit TO the family
Miss Gussie Kahn departed Saturday for .
trip to Winterland. where she viii spend the
summer with relatives.
The daughters OF the American Revolution
were -delightful1y entertained Saturday evening
Ma IS Bolt Of chihieothe returned TO her home
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READ ALL OF THIS.
Ven Never Knew the Moment When
ahas InfornAtioA May Prove Of
InAAfte Value.

u d worth considerable 70 any. citizen OF
eS Louis to know the value and use OF a
m16icfne, for Il there u no occasion to en-
boy it, IN the meantime tran humanity Is
5u65octed to - many influences and un-
fsrsseen csntingsaoses that the wissst arc
totally unable 70 gauge tie future. Know.
than. that Deans Ointment Will cure any
case Of hemorrheids. commonly known as
ptlos, or any disease of The cuticle or skin.
aensfaily termed eczema
NJ. Cosvs Kfatxmer. retired carpenter, Of
No. m Warren street. Seventeenth Ward.
aye: 4 aid not knew exactly what II was
called but from Q description given in an
advertisement about Doans Ointment
fhouRhf had eczema on my legD and body.
THsy itchet % bad that I could not sleep.
and scratching to get relief made matters
Worss. I tried number. OF preparations,
and even consulted a physician. who d,d
csme 70 ny nodce through an adyertisss-
Wuvcu's,' corner Sixth street and Washing
ton avenue. for Q box. 1t gave me RELIEF
the 6rst night, and In . few days cured alb
sod for % cents by all dealers Foster
1Giiburn Company, Buffalo. N. T.. sole
0eeuf1 fer the United States
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vNCENNES, nm.

Mr.. and Ma Bsn Kuhn srs WAITING rsis1asa
IN New York.
Mrs. Daniel oestrsihsr IN hcus froa . ~
with friends In West Baden.
Mrs. GeorGs walters and dAughtae. NJ
Irene. have .etu!nsd from washanstoA vk01
apolis. where shs was the gusss - ~ paSGnAA
Mrs. victor scnoonneld snesrtainsA - saras
Wednesday afternoon MrA Doctor Ru9Hn, -
Is the guest Of Mr.. ChsFies RierAasA
Mrs. James Sterry
evening In homo. Of hsP Gusst Mo ma =
Webster, of st LcuiA
relatives In Covington-
The Columbian Literary sDeisU was @e0
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HANNIBAL, MO.

Mrs. John Murphy is visiting in ST. Louis.
Mrs. NJ. p Dr1immond OF Palmyra was the
guest Of Mrs. W. T. jackson Tuesday.
Mrs. Elizabeth Markiey has returned to her
home in Dodge City, Kas.. after visit with
the Reverend and Mrs. r J. Stevenson.
Mrs. Mary Helton Is visiting her daughter.
Mrs S. P. Griffith. in Monroe City.
Mrs. Patrick Farrell and daughter. Miss May,
are visiting in Colorado Springs. Colo.
Mrs. u. Buss Of Centerville. Ia, is the guest
Of her mother Mrs. f Hennessy.
The Junior Endeavor Society OF the Presby-
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-22
CRECHE
NURSE
DAVIS.
318 Maryland St.

31s Maryland St.,
BUFFALO, N. Y, Sept. g, 1901.
Nurses, as a rule, have very little
faith in patent medicines, but experience
has taught me that Wine of Cardui Is
an honest medicine.
have attended anumber Of cases
where the patient was 3 woman broken
down with the female trouble peculiar
'toher Inflammation, liberation and
falling Of the womb, irregular and pain
full menstruation-and I have noticed
that the physician often used Wine Of
Cardui with great success, after other
remedies had failed.
have recommended it myself very
often, and feel that l am doing sick
women good turn in so doing.
~ O.
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night The assemblys win continue during the
summer at Lakeside
The Young Ladies' Sodality OF St. Peters
Shurch gave a euchrs ST. Patrick's night at the
y n A Han, which was quite largely attended.
MISS Ora Bugbee was the guest Of her mother
at rt pitts S, kas. last Sunday,
Inc Morning Reciprocity Club met Tuesday
morning with Mrs l. II. Williams No. rs Byers
avenue.
Mrs Duncan Kerr departed Thursday for her
home in Campbeford Ontario. after a four
months visit IN Joplin.
Miss Blanche Scoles OF Galeaa sang at st.
Philips Episcopal Church. Galena. last Sunday.
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NOTES ABOUT SOCIETY
IN NEIGHB0RING CITIES.
Jefferson City, Hannibal Kansas City, Columbia, Springfield
Alton Edwardsvile Belevie Carrollton, Mattoon
st. Louis, ILL.,; Paducah Ky, and Vincennes, Ind.

and IN consequence tho parlo-s were thronred
Throughout the entire evening. each one express
ing sincere regrets at losing such good citizens
and warm friends. Doctor Patiio and wife Gov
ernor and Mrs. Stephens and several ladies' OF the
Shurch workers received tile guess. In the din
lns-room refreshments were served by yourg
married ladies. The table was prettfiy decorated
In n9Fers ard ferns ard the room IN palms.
spent few days in the city last week
Mss Mary Perry OF ST. Louis Was guest Of
lT.eaGs 49, -
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SPRINGFIELD, MO.

Mrs. W. L whaples entertained the Mission
airy Society Of Grace M. Z. Church with .
thlmble party Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. w. A. r. Correil entertained the Pleas
ant Hour Club Wednesday afternoon. Refresh
ments were served to Mrs. q II. Richards. Ars-
J. II. Hawkins Mrs. Frank wygal. Mrs. A r.
Mcdonald, Mrs. Fred Garrett Ars.. c. b Sper-
Ars. Tabor and Miss Nell Haynes.
Nn Charles Upham entertained at luncheon
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MADAM MARLIANl
No. 2e9s wabasA Av,.,

NO. xH6O Weoo8D Av0s,
CHIoAao, H., Oct. 20, 1891.
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PRESIDENT
Shakesperian Club
No. 603 1-2 North Seventh St.

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SUPREME DEPUTY
Maccabecs
of the World

No. AIT Beaubien St.,
DErnorr. MICK, Aug. 10, 1901.
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lam now very thankful that l did 50,
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WARM WORDS.
LittLeheid and salker Have an Interest
ing SpAt la the House

Littieheid and SalEer Have an Interest.
ing spat la the House
Washington. Feb. 1S.-The house be,
gan consideration of the naval appro-
priation bill under the operation of n
rule which made the new legislation
relative to the increase Of the person
mel of the navy and for the increase OF
the naval academy in order. General
debate on the bill was without special
feature. Thirty OF the sixty Ave pages
OF the measure were completed The
paragraph in the bill providing $3.50. =
VUo Tor a naval station on the great
ID kHs went out on a point Of order
Ihe senate amendment TO the Indian
appropriation bill was disagreed to and
the Dill sent TO conference Messrs
sherman, Curtis OF Kansas and Little
OF Arkansas were appointed eonferses.
MT. Littlefeid and Mr.. Sulzer had an
interesting lash before the naval bill
wss aiken up
n. Littletield arose to a question OF
.~ssTiiege in connection with some re-
marks made by Mr.. Sulzer last Satur-
day. He charged that Mr.. Sulzpr on
thdt occasion had misrepT esented him
In various says. He said Mr.. Sulzer
subsequently, had corrected his re-
marks to make IL appear that he uJt-
ueheld) was present. and characterized
the alleged Misrepresentation as de
hberate, premediated and intential"
Mr.. SulIer replied 10 Mr. IIttleheld
In semi-humorous vein He spoke OF
Mr.. L!ttssneld's speech just made as
his defense for his failure to pass his
anti-truS bill in fulflTment OF his al
legged promise to his constituents last
summer 70 pass ii. or know the reason
why"
The i5sa" raised by Mr. Lttlefeld. he
denonhnated mere bubble" which
demonstrated the gsntleman's inability
TO be fair. decent or courteous
AEid great laughter he said. Il. -,
the CALLED jade vince. my withers ara
unwrung"