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cORBETT VS.. M'0OvERM
=. ssrxssN rHH rgArAG RwuloArs roNla.r sxe,r,na
sAIsns e. TRAN raG ORDINARY AMOUNT OF iNrgR.sr

~ tishlrf, hts wonderful htttlna
ability and his power to stand nun
ishnent, With the single axceptlon
of the nsht IN which he lost hts
title the little BfoklNnite has never
been IN danker % defeat al the
IA nds of an opponent Fur a rtshtr,
q hts weiaht Il IA generally conced.
Ell that he has tho hardest blow 81
anyone who was ever in the fight
ins game. itath hcfore and aimee
ht= fiEht With Young eerbett" his
tcenrd has been Onv auecrsainn ~
Victories. lie has met aud defeated
an the mon Of hia class. bath good
ana had. tits rrcent haatR have
failed 90 produce cnn whit ~ -Vls
denee that he has detetiafafea A. 4
ukhtef during the last year OF two
on the other hand u In believed hV
his frienda and followers that IN Il
a better Fighter to-day than ever he
fore IN his career That he Il IL
superb physical condition Il the uni.
Nsfsat opinion al those who have
been privileged 20 see him at hia
training quarters since he arrived In
California 10 In all Of these factu
combined that has ied eiasa follow
eFs d ring events to predict q VIE
tory Zoe him in tonisht's contest.
aud has caused the betting odds 60
Incline iu hts favor
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FIGHT TONIGHT

noSroN. March af.-Those two
old rivals. George Mcfeddan OF New
York and Patsy Sweeney Of this city
ARE scheduled to face ene another In
the ring again. this time IN Ia
round bout 10 be decided tonight be-
eorv the Criterion Artistic club, The
pair have engaged In a number OF
encounters In the past, first Que and
then the other being the victor, ON
all occasions. however. they have put
up mtereatlna lights and the same
result IN expected when they come
tonvther tonight iloth men have
been training faithfully and appear
60 be IN good condition for the fray
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PRESIDENTS
LONG TRIP

WARRINGTON. u. G. March al
There was a eonsthnt stream OF
callers al tho White House today
Meet % them called simply 90 say
sood-hya To the president. who
leaves here tomorrow fof hts ians
tffn GO the Pacific ea&st. Asnrsssrf
I.aeb has sent 90 each msmhse Of
the presidents party . hsndssns
Itinerary Of th~ trip. II 10 IN the
form OF bsoklet with handsome
~ aInbossea cover. and oontains in
addition ia a may showing the route
10 b. taken BY tho party. the names
az the members Of the party. the
day and hour % arrival and de-
psrtare at each point. the population
Of cities ii which stops will b.
made. and many ether tntefestfnz
facts. including the aatnss &c the
railroads ever which the train vii
travel the distance between points.
etc.
The members Of the party will IN.
ciads the president. Secretary Loeb.
tso railroad officials. four news.
paper men. Representatives u tNa
Illustrated we~kilen. several White
House atenakranh.ra and three Sc
cfet services agents.
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Subscribers Please Note

emergencies should ever prevsnt
your getting pour copy of The star.
Th~ star sends lie papers every
here In spite % adverse cireum=
stances Should yuu mi-s your pa
per. n wta be more Of fsNer for
you 60 enter complaint At this time
than at any ether. ms star SO
-9-~
pr. kibbs has resumed practices
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nnunpss uns<rp<t-s As<oei2saua.
VIENNA. NArsh isl--tspeciai Cur
nusrisrcs4 -lAmsrican will re-
uunb<r how Kuhellk. the great In
urpr<f<r % fax4nini. and perhaps
= greatest kensas % the violin %
uuz@ra slsns@ viewed with dlffl-
kees The alo<attton of their charm
u xsri<. how he bsushsd and low
- - eyes when thsr shasefed
N uifh flowers how noue % than
uo64 uln hts heart. The secret OF
4 \ tnst revealed. Hts heart was
onpeay snathsfss before he ever
~ a<xs to Amertosn purse sfFtnx~.
- h story q his hove y one of
~ rr~ttiest rufnsnceS that ever
0uzplred In real life. Fiction has
~ nat surpaas ~
Vh<n Kuhsflk.s fame bad hardly
u6ad the boundary % mia native
Gxlry. he played ous night At the
m&t1nai Conservatory At fHshrpcrin.
mry. Ia the frost bssx sat =
~1nE beauty such a. oniy Hun
~ en- produces. Sha NAs tbs
- Crmky. a widow At n, the
Mn1Rr % Wnifxanx Won Sxsit
q uscs o. the Hungarian prime
uHnnr. cuaofnen yan s<siL
~ y>unkful master had hardly
Gxun - brs across the responsive
u<1ney - frat time whsa the
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INCREASE
III IN STOCK

NEW yOitk. March ai.--htoeh-
holders of the American Telenhons
and Telegraph Company voted Al
special meeting today 20 Increase
the capital stock OF the company
from tiso. 600, 600 to $3.50. 1000. The
Increase OF 400, 900. 900 In 10 b. used
as Necessity demands. and 10 not all
Co he issued at once
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~ FRANcis,'o Mats,h N ~,
So tS,rhstt, feather Nsihht
vis sa,''nn of the wetld. aa9 leitS
shsi's',s@a whe has hopes Of feeuN b
N.Y.. ~ titir he lost n The fuetinf
elilt s.'e al Hartford a var $50
sNe .er~,,her. vii meet taHikht IN
nss Ne'.'af inc HayVa Valley Ath.
- s .,ssh a. settle tho question %
~ The men arr matches
sarsf a ,.sunas n present ar
= f.ets are carried out the BOX
ans, ,ses enc another hhnut :
- - .enisht According o. ~
49, s.au theif respective tfAiniiM
~ Nrtfosefn ard feunk
49, Are both m first class
fsftsc ,,s.ittian. Roth completed
~esuiss training Yesterday ena
y, 100 iaxt enaNNh wtffk taqaf %
~ 49, sss,r weight az tn rieht txute
80 rs,lsa urah r. putef he fitH.
~ - sr.i.iss II assssineht stiiaia y. y.
~ 49, are 60 veish IN AZ III
". m a'etaek this afternoon.
r,sss..s...slx enough. ffcm the hour
sssh wAs made McticvNfu has
lavafits la thr nettink owes
ts1 Nhn defeated him 50 decis-
~ the cceasiun ~ their fnf :
hafti. These who have staasd
',,an~s oa the exsshAnploi,
80 -. n mind rs rsmslsel,le tsseI =
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LAUNCHING
CEREMONY

rhii.ADELPHIA, March 1.-The
rsf Aabufy Park, built BY the
- s.Itl Railroad u New Jersey 10
tNfan NsW York city ard the
Ln-A jersey Methodist resort. vas
s.1asd today at Cramps In tho
s s--ss Of the city officials and a
mr. of other prominent visitors
esr.,. = ,Syury Park. The christening
~. was performed by Miss
49,. Ninsor. who mad az her
M on honor Miss Mabel Burt ana
hsvx nossphine Hawkins. all Of As
---s---assa-------.
A, Mssqusrsds Ball
n-s.s." ahse nall Pike street. We'd
nEsks,- ~. Apfii LIST Admission
rssisv shaved at shrewsbury's ia
80
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.AkONTERS
NIL DR/NK

BURLINGTON. VI. March IL
1(1N n<ns stil appear over door
~ n vsrmanf tomorrow and the
@11iA ~hsfkeep- will don his white
een and - prepared TO DISPENSE
- many amber eoiorsd fluid and
~ nnnrs s~dsctlse and Intoxicating
~ y ~ Who have a thirst for the
- F1r the first time in half a
<<fy A1vofr VIII b. legally sold
- Ne bar. THIS IL By virtue Of
rfe<rt vote gf the people at tnr
- r7ecficn whereby the prohih-
80 A. was Aunulled and a high
~ adopted in its stead
xIs2<f.t'ons have bnen made for the
- q saloons Tomorrow M
49, fn~ Of the six cities Of the
49, nuriineten. Aonfp~lier. Hut
80 - Aibaass Barrs and verx-
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INCREASE
IN WAGES

1xNixoHAH. Ala. March IL
= . ssssit 81 unprecedented earu-
- airing the past year. the GAL
e@1y Co4l eomlpany. Operating en-
utGs@ sol ninss IN the Cafboa fftti
Et ~ granted a general wsa~
1nssa6s b IL sIhpioy~-. effective to-
~ n miners wage schedule II
feessd from 30 cents PR ton 10
esrss the advance bem~fitinH more
- E3>c znen.
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coal MINES
TO Be SOLD

snhiAoHA3. Ala. March H.
s4ter being IN Iltixstlon since fssa.
properties a the Lady f.nslev
49, Iron 4 Railroad comuanv are
= oe disposed n At pubic auction
.sy The Properties. shieh have
~ been IN rscsivarship. cnnstst az
intensive coal and iron ore minas
1 lands In Jefferson. waIksr
rmstnn, Franklin and coIbert
nusz The eioss-fsheffIeid steel
10 Company y regarded a. m.
7zoie purchaser Of the urooer-
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VETERANS
TO MEET

TORONTO. Ontario. March al
Arrangements have been made by
the veterans of the Second &. A. r.
10 celebrate the anniversary of ths
battle OF tlart'u River by rrunien
and dinner here tonight. n IL pre-
posed Ia effect on this occasion a
permanent organization 10 pefpetu
ate the memories OF the regiment
and its services during the recent
war la south Africa.
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ssasausrssss Ball

Al Ranks hall. Ptks street. We'll
aesAay eve April LIST Admission
naskcra. t5e ss
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FURNACE
ExPL0DES

FfTrsHuRG. March IA blast
Furnaces in the Edgar Thsmp.on
steel Works at nrsddock sxploded
from some unknown cause az -
.eioeh this fnafninx. Foarf~~n NEE
we're s~riotl~iy injured. thr~. fatally
fh~ men we're casting eh~n without
. pfsunonlfory sign the big furnace
lst -. throwing out aslox. sf
nieiaen metal A special train has
Brought the victims TO shs hospital
here.
-8-----
70 CURE = COLD NJ ONE DAY
Tskt LsaAftrs Hrers cutain~ r4hi<ss An
ara<Etsts r-fzHf to nr-<r n IA fsfls -
rsfs ". G<arss sasnsfzss 70 .. sssA
-
90 10 SPINNING for bicycle repairs
DR.. Client has renewed M. office.
20 Marion building. sss
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.ZlIl1Il1;I!I559
sos sEcoho AvGNva.
FHEE DELIVERY.
10th Phones Main soa.
PORT ORCHARD ROUTE

For
u. 9. Navy Yard and Bsttisships.
Steamers
A'hl'n, Inland , sly'3 Port Orchard.
DAILY EXCEPT FRIDAY.
Isavs sssttis--s; 30. : Is. ,. 10 ana
ffs4s a. m; fiis. $50. 2. t;fo and
ssis .. M. Saturday only. fi:S0 y. m.
sunday. no trips at 9. 10 and Sis
a. M.
Leave Brsrsrtoo--7, Sis. 10 and
|it;ts q. m. 1880. lao. .. t;5o. siso
and IS p. m.
Leave sidrsy--s 20. =. $40 and
II 80 a. m; n noon; 5 and 9 .. m
Leave Charisston--ss SO. 1850. ? SO
and Has a m. As and $50 y. IN.
FRIDAYS.
Leave sesttie-a 10. . ana 10 A. m.
|1sf5. 2is0. $40 and 100 p. m.
Leave Bremerton --s.ib, fftb
a. M; 1870. 3. 6. 10 and g i5 .. III.
Lsavs Sidnsy--s aud ii.2s a. m I:
u noon, s and y. m
Leave chsrs.stor--T;s SO and II: as
q. M, ass and ei0s p. m.
For further Information
Phone. Pink ~.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1903-04-06
LOCAL NEWS.
BARTON.

Miss Alice Emerson is gaining.
Mrs. horatio Deveresux is sick.
]. n. websterI was in Montpelier last
week.
Miss L. Z. Colburne was in Boston last
week.
&C. Stannard OF Lowell, was in town
recently.
r. @. Baldwin Of Bradford was in town
last week.
Frank Burdick's little son is sick with
the measles.
Colby Stoddard Of Barton. Landing is in
town to-day.
Leland Green, academy 'O2, visited in
town recently.
Aaron Gerry had his knee hurt while in
the mill at Evansville.
MIR. Britt Of the Redpat Lyceum Bureau
was in town last week.
ID Bean has sold his residence in this
. village to e. A. Barrows.
Jessie Comstock has been engaged to
teach in the Fisk district.
Mr.. and Mrs. 8. S. johnson have re-
ia ned from Massachusetts,.
Henry Ryther of Montgomery visited at
Norman smiths over Sunday.
Mrs. Sarah Fox OF Brownington has b, en-
stopping with Mrs. F. II. Foster.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Campbell OF West
Derby visited friends in town last week.
Mrs. Julia Lock wood OF New York visit
ID her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A f. French
recently.
The Congregational Ladies' Society will
meet with Mrs. +. w. Barron, Wednesday
lfternoo
Mrs. NJ. A. Belknsp arrived Thursday
rom Worcester, Mass, where she spent
he winter.
There wa- quite a change in the weather
sst week and considerable snow fell the
Rst OF the week.
Mrs. G. q. Aldrich aud dsug hter left
bwn Friday morning for their new home
winsted, Conn.
Miss Grace Cutting Is Ill with th'
beasIes. She was very sick for time last
eek bot is improving.
Mr. Oscar Wright OF wCst6eld visited
sisters Mrs. K. II. Webster, and Mrs
homas Kendall last week.
Mr.. aud Mrs. @. b. steddsrd start to
orrow for Lowell, Mass, where they
n spend a couple OF weeks visiting thei
~.
AR r. ]. Smith and family have move'
nm the town farm 70 Westmore. hr
,orre Rash has teen engaged 10 carry Of
town farm.
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COVENTRY.

Mrs. Charles Putney is i'll with grip.
The schools in town commence April 13.
Amos Morrill, has purchased the Salmon
Nye place, paying $500.
p. D. Walker has purchased the Lorimer
brothers farm. Compensation $500.
Mr.. and Mrs. Asa Sleeper OF Newport
visited at 5. 81. Pearson's last Friday.
Mrs. Silas True is home from Concord,
Y. H., where she has been caring for her
sister.
Mr.. Joseph Kidder and daughter have
purchased of E 5. Cowles his house occC-
pied by e. j. Brooks.
During the absence Of the pastor at con-
ference there will be no service or Sunday
school in the III. E. church.
There will be sociai and Entertainment
at the NJ. E. church next Friday evening.
All are invited. Price 10 cents.
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Rev. w. c. johnson leaves next Wednes-
day for Mortified, where he will attend
the Methodist conference. Mr.. johnson
has received unanimous call to return to
this charge and 1t is expected that he will
remain. During the past year the church
has installed a new pipe organ at cost OF
over two thousand dollars, which expense
has been met In full. The relations OF the
pastor and the people have been very
pleasant indeed and the church society may
be said to be in a fourishipg condition.
Mr.. Johnson is a very hard, conscientious
worker and at every service has something
original and interesting for MS audience.
His Sunday evening lectures have been fol-
lowed With much interest. In addition to
his work here Mr.. johnson has had numer-
Gus calls TO speak in other places and has
over the state.
fire started in the attic of the Grow
block last Wednesday evening but was
discovered before ir had done very much
damage. An alarm was sounded and in
short time several streams of water were
brought to bear upon the building. The
firemen were unable to reach the flames
fJr a time, but sufficient am punt of water
reached the point on the roof where the
flames were breaking through to keep
them down. Later they were able to bring
the water to bear more directly on the fire
an it was soon extinguished. This build
Jog is now owned by G. NJ. Darling of
Lyndonville, and was insured for $1,000 90
The loss from the fire was not great but
the damage by water TO the interior of the
building and it's contents was considerable.
Had there been a strong wind it would
have been difficult to keep the fire from
spreading and doing considerable damage.
The village school meeting was held lest
Tuesday evening with the usual small
attendance. ]. N. Webster was elected
chairman OF the meeting. DR.. j. A. Pear
son was reelected clerk, and FL. 7. Seav.r
| the retiring trustee, was reelected for three
years. Mrs. Porter Baldwin having sent
| in her resie natl IN from the school board
! E. w. Barron vas elected to serve out heI
/ u 1expired term. The report of the treas
urer showed that there WIS about $1700i
in he treasury and it was thor g It best to
raise tax of IS cents on the dollar, the
ame amount 1a sed last year. 1t was votec
| to maintain the school for the coming ytal
as during the past, eight teachers anc
| thirty-six weeks. 1t was also voted to in
struct the trustees to provide an instructor
in music and eocution providing thi
could be done without too great expense
It was shown that this is the custom il
similar schools elsewhere and it seemed
necessary and best that this village shoult
make such provisions.
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ISLAND POND.

Miss Blanche Harden visited in Compton,
Que, last week.
Mr.. Guy Fabian recently assumed charge
of the Lakeview House.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Bemis OF welchville,
Maine, recently visited E. A. Bemis.
g. L. Cane has gone to New York where
he will have charge of the New York
branch of the G. A. Cane Shirt Co.
AT the special town meeting held Mon
day, March 30th it was voted to cancel the
bond OF the q. A. Cane Shirt Co., and to
renew the lease of the factory building to
them
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A new newspaper press has been
installed in the Monitor office during The
past week causing a delay Of one day in
The publication Of the psper.
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BARTON LANDING.


Ned Hunt is very sick.
Mrs. Cove was ill last week.
Grace Croft of Island Pond is visiting
here.
Mr.. Russell has moved into Stafford's
block.
Mrs. H. Beede is keeping house for Geo.
Parker.
Mr.. L. w. Hildreth is very ill with heart
trou ole.
Miss Rowell is spending few days at
Newport.
Mrs. Hartman is improving from her
sickness.
Rev. ]. B. Lyman was in Bennington
last week.
Mrs. Philip Roberts is visiting at Mr..
Mitchell's.
L H. Hartman is clerking in Mrs. Mil
ler's store.
The interior OF the Gillis block is being
renovated.
Wesley Bassett is home from Newport
E. r. Baraw is to open barber shop in
the Gillis block.
Bert Wheeler of Barton visited his
brother Ernest last week.
The CELLAR wall for Fred Porter's new
house is nearing completion.
NJ. NJ. Taplin sold the Sherourne farm
ok Gouth hooIooL Ioot
Miss Bsssett has had her millinery
store painted during the week.
Ray and Roy Skinner are home from
Burlington college for a vacation.
Living Joslyn is recovering from the
typhoid fever and is able to sit up.
Mrs. Cummings and daughter, Mrs.
Helen Hall, of Barton, were in town last
week.
Frank Skinner is having a cellar dug for
street.
Stephen Burbank is getting dimension
tim Der in readiness for building a new
house.
uc hdcOuS uOlQ Tue HTst metlluS To-
night in their new hail, working the first
| degree.
Mr.. Lyman gave the second in his serie;
| of sermons on influences That Mold U.s.
yesterday.
Miss May Skinner has gone to Skinner
Me-, TO keep books for Skinner, French, &
| Co. in their mill.
Mr.. Sargent, the dog fancier of Maple
wood farm, sent two of his fancy dogs tc
| Virginia last week.
John Howard aud family, who have beel
stopping at E. II. Perley's, returned I
Albion, n. Y, last week.
Mr.. Joseph Bartlett is very Ill with th
grip. DIR. Templeton OF Glover was her
] last week to see him.
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We invite the ladies OF this vicinity TO
call and see our large stock of millinery
goods fresh from the city markets. Mrs.
81 ID. Stone.
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Full blood Barred Plymouth Rock hens,
eggs for bstchiDg, 80 cents for 15. w. 3.
Mason, Glover. 14tt
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Strawberry plants, Chester swine, Collie
South Randolph, VT. l4-l6
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A big lot o' wall paper just received, also
some nice patterns In csrp'ts | have lot
ot furniture hat must be sold at any p'ice
TO make room for the large amount OF min
irg stock am handling. &. 5 Phillips,
Glover, VT. A-16
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About $500 90 quarterly dividends from
: he american zinc Mining Co. came into
c $. Phillips office at Glover last Friday.
This property has just been sold by Mr..
Phillips You can see that when you have
GOOD thing it pays to advertise Vt in the
MONITOR. 1w
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Mrs. J. q. Thrasher, Newport, has her
opening Of millinery ard burnt work for
Easter, April 8, Z, and 8. lw
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DIR. Leonard's office at Glover will be
closed until May LIST. 13-
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DIR. NewlaDd's Dental Rooms, Neuport,
will be closed until Apr. 205h. Ia 10
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Read Pratt's Studio Advertisement. Aft
Read Pratt's studio Advertisement. Att
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LOCAL ADVERTISING.

Advertisements will be inserted under tht
head at ftco cents per word for 1t insertion
and one cent per word thereafter. Cash mus
accompany the order. No dduerttssment uti
BE- inserted for less Than ticenty-fus cents
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For SALE-Forty pigs and shotes, from
2 TO mont he old. r. W. Merrill, Bsr'on
Landing, VT. lOi
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For SALE-60 tons of good hay, inquire
Of @. w. buzzell or Ed. White, Barton.
13.ti
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CONTINUED on FOURTH PAGE.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-01-30
ALUM BILL PASSED
BY MISSOURI HOUSE
Vote in Favor of Duncan Measure
Was Almost Unanimous.
NO BITTERNESS IN THE DEBATE.
Action of Senate in DeferrinS the
Matter Caused the House to
Go on Record-QuestiOn as
to Deleterious Qualities.

BY STAFF CORRESPONDENT.
Jefferson City, Mo-, Jan. Gin a half
hours time and by vote of 12o to the
House this afternoon passed the Duncan
alum bill to permit the of this article in
the manufacture of foodstuffs.
The debate. while lively. did not bring
forth the acrimony displayed by the Sena-
tors on the previous day.
The alum bill was the first sent to en-
grossment in the house. but when ii was
called up for final passage Chairman Conk-
ing Of the Criminal Jurisprudence Commit
tee had 1t laid over informally.
The action of the Senate yesterday in de-
the friends of the bill decide to SHOW the
sentiment in the House.
ADULTERATION
Many speeches on the bill were made. Da-
wilson OF Marion SPOKE as IL he was unde-
ciued about the merits of the bill EVERY
for the bill l will have serious doubts con-
cerning the wisdom of my decision"
Beckert OF ST LOUIS iead some authori-
ueS TO snow that aIum is not Injurious.
injuries from hot bread are mechanical,
not chemical" he remarked
Doctor Clements of Macon took the stand
In favor of the bill. He said
There are two kinds OF baking powder
cream OF tartar and alum, Both of them
are used to produce carbonic acid gas.
bill" '''e AVA inns
Tapley of Pike and conkling of Carroll
moved tne previous question, Dut Speaker
Whitecotton refused to put the motion until
all had been heard.
kronck OF st. Louis said that until the
friends Of the bill had refused TO accept the
amendment compelling manufacturers of
alum to place their formulae on the label
ne had been for the measure. 1t is a case
OF one trust fighting another" he said. II
never used drop OF alum If l knew It,"
FACTORIES
Murphy OF ST. Louis said that the present
law had closed thirty concerns employing
SVU people and sent them to East st. LOUIS
want to bring them back" he said.
duncan OF st. Joseph. the author of the
bill. said that no other food had the formu-
la printed on the label. las schoolboys we
licked ALUM. he said. In ST. Joseph 1
want some of the factories started which
were closed down four years ago. You
Know that when you went back home then
after passing this bill you were met by
the appraised broom Of your wife and asked
Wny you had voted to raise the price Of
baking POWDER
Reinmiller of Newton spoke against the
bill. "A pamphlet against this bill put a
man in the United States Senate - he
shouted. Are We going back on our former
voter
Finally the previous question was moved
and carried. Upon roll call only seven men
voted against the bill. They were. Beatty of
Henry, Campbell Of Hickory, Gracy OF St.
Clair, Hensley Of Gasconade, Long of Nc
Donald, Reinmiller of Newton and Young
Of Johnson.
Those absent were: Chapman Of Kansas
City. Chastel Of Stoddard. Connor of Buch-
anan. Davis Of Barry. Hayden of Howell,
kronck and SeIph Of St. Louis, Logan Of
Jasper, Parkinson and Shepherd of Buch-
anan. P. E. BURTON.