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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-03-19
New Orleans Market Excited.

New Orleans March 19.-,The cotton
market opened excited points down to
twenty points up. There was a decided
advance shortly after the opening but
conditions we're unsettled
Liverpool, March 19.-The cotton
market this morning presented a
lively appearance In view of the Sully
crash in New York. opening &c to so
POINTS lower Trading was very
heavy. The close was steady 33 to II
points lower.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-03-19
MRS. GALLAGHER WINS
Supreme Court Declares the Indictment
on Which She Was Convicted Was
Defective and She Will Escape
Prison.

Special to es-Republican.
Des Moines. March 19.-The SUI
preme court today declared the indict-
ment on which Mrs. Gallagher, of
johnson county. was convicted was
defective in that 1t failed to declare the
specific truth concerning which the
defendant perjured herself. She WILL
therefore, go free and not have a new
trial nor serve her twenty years sem
tence,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-03-19
SHOT BY BURGLARS
Cashier Atkinson of Msimi County
Bank at Amboy, Ind, Seriously
Wounded While Defending the
Banks Funds.

Peru, Ind. March 19.-cashier Al
kinson of the Maimi County bank. of
Amboy. was shot in the head last
night by burglars and was seriously
wounded. The burglars had broken
out the front wall of the building when
Charles Warren and Cashier Atkinson
attacked them and caused them to
flee. They failed to obtain the $4,000
which the vault contained.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-03-19
BULLETIN.

st. Petersburg, March 1e.-Rus-
sian troops continue TO pour into
) northern korsa. They are in ex-
ceIlent condition. II is said here
that typhus fever is raging among
che Japanese forces.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-03-19
Servians 10 Aid Russia.

Belgrade, March 19.-The Seruian
foreign office, having asked Russia
whether she would accept volunteers
from SeIvia, the emperor replied he
will accept voluntary service of 500
Seryians and 500 Bulgarians. Their en-
aistanent will begin Immediately.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-03-19
ASK GERMAN PROTECTION.
Russia Wants Her Property at New
chwana Taken Care OF.


Yin Kow. March 1s.-The German
consul at Tien Tsin will arrive at New
Chwang tonight. 1t is reported that
Russian officials have approached Ger
many with the object OF engaging Ger
man protection of Russian property at
New Chwang, particularly the Russo
Chinese Bank, and this is the, object
OF the consuls visit. It is thought un-
likely that Germany will undertake
the task, which it is reported France
yrecently declined.
There are no Chinese laborers in the
vicinity of New chwang constructing
defenses tho the Russian infantry is
conducting evolutions On the plain
about the fort.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-03-19

NEARLY 1000 JAps PRISONERS
Tho Report is Not Confirmed and the
Detail. are Lacking Russia Not
Satisfied That China is Maintaining
Neutrality - Toso's Phantom Fleet
Other News.
BULLETIN.

Berlin, March 1s.-The Frank
furter zeitung today says the
Russian government has just or
dered 5000 railway cars in Rus
sian Poland for delivery within tho
next six months.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-03-19
BULLETIN.

Che Foo, March 19 {Evening).-
A private dispatch from, Mukden
states that . battle has taken place
on the Yaiu, in which the Russians
claim 10 have captured 1890 pris-
oners.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-03-19
Indicted for Embcxx,emeus.

Chicago, March 19.--charged wlth
embezzling $4,000 Francis 3. Wright.
cashier OF the F1rss National bank. Of
Dundee, ILL.,, was indicted today by tll4
federal grand jury.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-03-19
T.-R BULLETIN.
NOTICEABLE NEWS OF TODAY
Weather.

Sun rises March 20, 6:oS: sets. 6.12.
Iowa Generally fair tonight and
Sunday; colder tonight.
Illinois - Partly cloudy tonight and
Sunday; colder tonight.
South Dakota Generally fair to-
night AID Sunday.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-03-19
JAIL STORA[D,
TWO MN HANGED
Mob Take Two Negroes From
Jail at Cleveland, Miss,
and Lynch Them
WERE CHARGED WITH MURDER

The Jail stormed at Night and the
Prisoner Taken to Railroad Bridge
and Strung Up = Report Scores the
Chicago Police = Other News Of the
Day.
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SUBMARINE RAMMED.
Run Down by n Liner and sunk
With All Hands.


PORTSMOUTH, England, March 10.
The British submarine boat No Al
was run down and sunk of The Nab
lightship by Donal Currie liner. and
eleven persons, composing the crew,
were drowned. including Lieutenant
Mansergh, the senior officer engaged
in submarine work. The liner passed
on and reported that she had struck a
torpedo.
At the time she was struck the YES
sci was OFF the lightship engaged in the
maneuvers and was lying in seven
fathoms Of water waiting the approach
of battleship.
The boat was one of the newest of
the fleet of submarine vessels and was
built from the latest models, but she
has always been bad diver. She was
inspected recently by both King Ed
ward and the Prince Of Wales.
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FRANK E. HOWE, Editor and Publisher

There is much interest am png the
veterans in the new pension bill, as
a number Of veterans viii be benefit d
thereby. At the present time there
are a number here who are being as
sisted through pe sinns, b 1T the nj ~
Der will be c, nsiderably incr 'a-ed un
der the new proposition. The ruling
that has been issued from b pc 81
Office is the most important one Issued
from that bureau in years. 1t directs
that beginning April 10 neat, if tier
is no contrary evidence and all 9th 7
legal requ re en- S have been met
claimants for pension under the geuer
al act of June 81, 1890, who are over
62 years Id, shal be considered as
disabled one ha in ability to perform
manual labor and shall be entitled to
Sc a month; over sixty five years TO
az; over OS years to $40; and over 70 to
sl2; the usual allowances at higher
rates (not exceeding Sl2) continuing
for disabilities other than age. This
order will take effect April l3, and
shall not BE- deemed retroactive
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ALBANY. y. Y, March 10 Without
any apparent motive George H. Ellis
worth, nifty years old. local assistant
superintendent of the Metropolitan
Life Insurance company. committed
suicide here by inhaling Illuminating
gas. MFR. Ellsworth is survived by
widow and four sons The suicide was
evidently premeditated and carefully
planned. He fastened long rubber
gas tube TO his mouth with strings and
lay down In reclining chair in the
same room where two Of his sons were
sleeping, first carefully opening win
dow in the room sO that his sons
should not he suffocated by the gas.
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EFFECT OF
FAILURE
SuIIy'S Suspension and What May
Happen as the
Outcome.

NEW YORK, March 19.--R. G. Dun
Il Co.'s weekly review Of trade says:
Improvement in trade and industry
continues, favorable reports largely out
numbering adverse influences. The
most important event of the week was
the two-thirds vote by bituminous coal
miners to accept the proposed reduc-
ton in wages This will probably pre-
vent a serious struggle that would par
alyze manufacturing just when ii Is be-
ginning to revive. Similarly it is ex-
pected that tin plate workers will agree
to lower scale, which will reopen idle
mills. Several minor labor controver-
sizes are progressing less satisfactorily.
Revival Of activity and higher level
of prices in the stock market indicated
that the Northern Securities decision
was not unexpected. Complications
have arisen in the local building trades
that retard structural work, but set
Element is anticipated, and the open
weather is stimulating outdoor work at
other points
The Sully failure in the cotton mar
ket was without serious effect.
Retail distribution Of Easter goods
steadily expands. and dealers stocks
are being depleted because of conserv-
atism in initial purchases This prom
ICES large supplementary jobbing and
wholesale orders as the season adj
vances. Traffic delays are still causing
complaint, and the movement Of ex-
hibits to the St Louis exposition pro
vides a temporary feature of lmpor-
lance Railway earnings thus far avail
able for March show decrease of
eight-tenths per cent as compared with
last years figures Money Is abundant,
South America being partially Offset by
receipts from Japan. Bank exchanges
at this city for the last week We're pol
per cent smaller than year ago and
at other leading cities 10 per cent less.
Lower quotations are recorded In all
the markets for the leading farm
staples, greatly improving the pros
pect for normal domestic consumption
and shipments abroad No develop
ments are reported in the cotton situa-
ton. but heavy liquidation of option
contracts produced reaction in prices
and considerable activity In specula-
tion. Brighter crop prospects for win
ter wheat started decline at Kansas
City, which was quickly communicated
TO the other markets. Corn and provi-
sions sympathized to some extent. In
terror receipts Of wheat were 3,4O9,095
bushels. against 2,SS4,317 in the same
week last year, and exports were
1.772, Tl2 bushels, flour included, com
pared with 2.O26,356 bushels year
ago, and 4,657, 62J In 1902, when the
movement was more nearly normal.
Arrivals of corn nj primary markets
were only 2.4S41I5 bushels against
3,463, 600, and Atlantic coast shipments
amounted to 1.4S2,60 bushels. com
pared with S.3li349 in the same week
last year
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KId sullivan Won Bout.

BALTIMORE, March 19.-Kid Sulli-
van OF Washington was given the de
cision over Tommy DAILY Of Brooklyn
in their fifteen round sparring bout
before the Eureka Athletic and Social
club on points, the agreement being
that the contest should be to Il deci-
sion. The Washington hoy did most Of
the fighting throughout the battle.
DAILY clearly awaiting an opportunity
10 land telling blow. While DAILY
was foored three times by the Wash
ington man. he on each occasion came
uD smiling.
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GRANT IS ANNOYED.
Did NOt Decline to Toast Prssiaent
Roosevelt.

Roosevelt.
CHICAGO, March 19.-"Presidency
and president are distinct terms" said
General Fred ID. Grant when asked
II he had been correctly understood
when 1t was reported Of him that he
declined to toast the president of the
United States at the St. Patrlck's day
banquet of the Irish Fellowship club.
The general made the following signed
statement:
II am extremely disguised and an
noyed at the statement made with ref
erence to my remarks at the banquet.
had been invited to attend and to
speak at the Irish Fellowship club in
celebration of st. Patrick's day and had
accepted the invitation, but requested
that be not called upon for speech.
II am particularly chagrined at the
way the report is put in the paper,
which would draw the inference that
referred to the president in other
than proper terms, when | have the
warmest admiration for him and a
most agreeable personal acquaintance
with him. His kind and thoughtful
consideration upon the occasion Of the
death and funeral Of my mother has
given me a personal attachment for
him which will never grow less, and
anything that would be said to indicate
that l was not his warmest and most
devoted admirer would do wrong TO
my personal feelings for the present
chief magistrate of the United States
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1904-03-19

''Ihave used several bottles oiDr Pettingilis
Idney-wort Tables aud have found them
very beneficial TO my kidneys and bowels. 1
suffered for some time with a severe PAIN IN
MY BACK. which often prevented me from
working Water was very bad.
II was In despair as none OF the doctors
seemed able to do anything,
"At last tried DR. Pettingilps Kidney-Wort
Tablets and received immediate relief. I feel
all right now and have had no recurrence of the
old pain. NJ. Breen, "a N. 18th street Phila-
delpha Pa. Sept %, 1908.
For ten years have been aniicted with PAIN
IN NY BACK, the result of diseased kidneys
Tried several remedies, from which received
very little benefit at last gave Kidney-Wort
a trial and have received more benefit from its
use than all the others. "--Justice of the Peace
JohR NJ. Ament Mutt, Louis Co., Tenn.
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FITCHBURG, Mass, March 10
No. mill of the EItchburg Paper com
pany, owned by Herbert !. and Sena-
tor George X. Wallace, was Quilted BY
flre last night aud many expensive ma
chimes used to make high grade wall
papers were ruined by fire and water.
entailing loss estimated by Herbert
|. Wallace at between S50,0OO and
$4,000. The fire started in the engine
room and spread rapidly through the
machine and heater rooms.
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rhe Hnnnn Memorial ChnIr.

CLEVELAND, o., March 19.-The
names of six of the twenty trustees OF
the Hanna chair for political science
to be established at Western Reserve
university in this city are announced.
They are Governor Herrick of Ohio,
United States Senator Dick, Governor
Durbin of Indiana, John Mitchell, pres
ident of the United Mine Workers Of
America Elmer Dover, secretary to
the late Senator Hanna, and Rev. j.
S. Rutledge of Cleveland, who suggest
ed this method of perpetuating the
senator's memory The remaining
fourteen trustees win be named next
Friday They include prominent men
in cities from Washington 10 Indian
apolis. The scope of the contribu-
lions. however, will be- national and
S150.O00 instead of 100000. as previ-
ously stated. will be sought
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1904-03-19

GIBRALTAR. March 49, Emperor
William and party have arrived here.
The emperor. accompanied by the gov
ernOr. visited the Moorish castle and
the galleries in the rock. lie ex-
pressed great satisfaction with all the
arrangements that had been made for
his reception and commented upon the
seamanlike appearance OF the blue
jackets and the Ane physique of the
troops. While the Koenig Albert was
passing Sagres the emperor sent the
following message by wireless tClegra-
ply to King Carlos Of Portugal; Pass
ing Cape ST. Vincent, send your maj
esty my respectful compliments
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1904-03-19

MILWAU KEE March 10 Charley
Neary Of Milwaukee, got the decision
over Dave Sullivan of New York in Al
six round bout before the Badger Ath-
letic club last night Both men We're
on their feet at the end of the bout,
and it was the opinion Of many of the
spectators that the fight should have
been declared a draw There We're no
knOckdOwnS
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1904-03-19

BIRMINGHAM, Ala. March 10. -
Though the practice Of the New York
Giants here was somewhat curtailed
by the rain, enough was shown TO
make McGraw look very happy Red
Ames is developing far beyond any
ones expectations and promises 70 be
one Of the sensations Of the year The
lion player showed delivery which
puzzles all the batterS
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1904-03-19

NEW YORK. March 10. The suit
brought by Robert ID. VroOm against
Russell Sage To recover S25,0O0 on a
stock transaction which he ordered the
tinancier 10 make for him on May 8,
1901 the day of the memorable panic
in the local market, has ended in a YER
diet of $14 .603.50 for the plaintiff
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1904-03-19
a, Ner orIeans Track.

NEW ORLEANS, March 19.-Trutiie
Hunter and Circus Girl were the only
winning favorites. The track was
heavy and the weather threatening.
Hubuchon rode four winners.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1904-03-19
Ills o VLYALAME BACK. !"
sMA An Why Pain ting Back adl Why Your Waite
Reddish Why is Brick Dust SsdImean
KIDNEY DISEASE STOP IT IN TIME
Death OaUsG-hs the Safest WayDr Psun'
WORT Tablets Cure Quickly and Surely.

'.Kidney-wort Tablets have given me great
relief, and in a wonderfully short time have
passed kidney stones for three awful years.
Tut since using Kidn y.wort Tablets the PAIN
IN BACK AND SIDES have left me, ana I
feel a hundred per cent better. Jacob Al
fonce, SO Pearl st Lynn, Mass, Feb. :.
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LOS ANGELES Cal, March H.
Three favOrites won ut Ascot, which
is the best the talent has been able TO
pick for several days past Golden
Rule once again was made favorite
in the six furlongs high weight handi-
cap and. following the rule when he
is favorite. ran second. Colonel B0gey
won handily with Ragtag third.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1904-03-19
New York Gymnasts Beat Princeton.


NEW YORK, March 19.-In the dual
gymnastic meet between Princeton
and New York universities held in the
latter's gymnasium last night the local
experts defeated their opponents by 81
points to a. There were six contests
In all, the first and second men In each
scoring five and three points for their
respective universities. Princeton fail
ed 10 score any points in three of the
events-side horse, tumbling and flying
rings-while on the horizontal bar the
visitors won all the points. The best
work Of the night was that of c. w.
Holzhauer Of Princeton, who scored
rs 1-3 points out of a possible 80 on the
horizontal bar.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1904-03-19

FLOUR Held steady. but quiet; Mime
sofa patents. El56b CO.; winter stYaiEhts,
nj; winter extras, 5000; winter pat
ents, q. 20d6.eo.
WHEAT-Opened steady on fair cables
and smaller Argentine shipments than had
been expected: shortly after the opening
the market broke under heavy foreign
selling OF July; later there WAS rally on
covering; July, A%dS'sc.; September, Sst
nS8Nc
CORN-Firm on the cables, but dun
PORK Quiet; mess, Nb6q5.7b; family.
SIS bOA16.b9.
LARD Duh; prime western steam, Z. &c.
HOPS Easy: state. common to choice.
1909 3sdssc 1904. 2SGf7c. olds, 9dltc.
BlfTTER-lrregular extra fresh cream
cry, 24q2t1kc. common TO choice; lhnAc.
CHEESE Steady; state, fell cream.
fancy, small Colored, September, l2c late
made. l0Ac small white, September, l7c,;
late made. lose large. coiored, Septem-
Der, l2S; late made lOStc. large, white,
September 12c; late made, l0&c.
EC4GS--HeaVS; state and Pennsylvania,
nearby. average finest. lSlic.; state and
Pennsylvania firsts. lIIhc.
HAY-Dull; shipping 7OQI5c.; good to
choice. g7ixdS1.
POTATOES Weak Long Islands, sSdf
337; Jersey 81 75GIS.12; Jersey sweets, 81 so
fl4 state and western In sacks. 2SOd2O
STRAW-Firm; long rye, SlaI.2.
BEANS-Steady; marrow, Sl0uS.l5; me
dunn, S3iOd2.l5 peas, f2bg2.lO; red kid
ney, S.15.
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Or. n. r. washington At the Capital.

WASHINGTON. March 10 Or.
Booker T. Washington was given re
ception by the colored citizens OF the
District at the Metropolitan A. NJ +.
church, which was filed to Overfiowing.
The audience included Il number of
white people, and on the platform were
seated Representative White and negro
citizens of the city. Music was render
ed 10y the Marine band. IL. Lassiter
was chairman OF the meeting, and the
invocation was delivered by Bishop
Aruett Commissioner Henry Il. Mac
Farland delivered an address of vel
come Representative James f. Wat
son of Indiana introduced DR.. Wash
ington in brief speech. The benedic-
ton was delivered by DR.. Edward
Everett Hale.
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1 Do 60 Won.

SAN FRANCISCO, March 10. -
Horses quoted at long prices were
again successful at Oakland Only one
favOrite finished in front. Do Go
upset calculations by taking the fourth
race at odds of IS TO / from Rmroek,
an outsider
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ROCHESTER BENCH SHOW.
Frank f. Doyle of New Haven, Conn,
Won All Along the Line.


ROCHESTER,, n. Y, March 10
The awards in the Rochester Kennel
clubs show are now completed. Big
classes were judged in bull terriers and
beagles. Frank f. Doyle of New Ha-
ven, Conn, won all along the line in
the bull terrier classes, and Alfred Del
mont of Devon, Pa, handling for the
Windholme kennels of Islip, y. Y,
and the Waveland kennels Of Madison,
n. j., secured seven blue, four red and
winners ribbons in classes for beagles,
besides landing several special cups.
Though the show closes tonight, the
dogs will remain here over Sunday
and will be shipped to Buffalo on Mon
day
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1904-03-19
THE DOCTORS WARNING.

THE DOCTO R's WARNING.
Alcohol nut IN LIQUID Kidney Remedies
to preserve them, acts as rank poison to
weak kidneys and bladder. No doctor
will let kidney patient have alcohol. Yet
liquid kidney remedies" are loaded with
alcohol.
DEATHS WARNING.
BRICK DUST In urine which has
stood over night Is certain warming
that the KIDNEYS ARE DECAYING
and that the grim fate Of BrIght's dis
ease or UrRemia, hangs above the
victim like n naked sword.
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Weather Probabilities.
Rain; northwest winds.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
cIo.Inr stocl erotstlon..

Money on call easy a. IA per cent;
prime mercantile paper, 41196h per cent;
exchanges, SlSS Os6, $780, balances, F,l2A@7.
Closing prices:
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Good Values

We now have on exhibition Novelties in Wash Dress
Goods and Waist Materials They are just beautiful.
We want you to see these goods In few days we
will receive ready-towear tailored Suits and
Skirts. We are having good sales in Muslin Under
wear, which tells the story for correct styles and
finish Corsets, we have large order in for the
famous Kabo Corsets some new styles The make
and finish of these Corsets have no equal We
make speciality of Dress Trimmings and Ribbons
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CATTLE-Supply light market steady
choice, 55d5 %; prime, Nf50I4.90; fair, $40
GALS; veal calves. 16,b0fr7
HOGs-Receipts, 10 double decks; mar
ket lower; prime heavy, &f6d5 80; medl-
ums. $3.50: heavy Workers., 8.7bd6.So; light
Workers 1S.S0diS. 20; pigs, p.toe66O; roughH.
@.7bQS.
market steady; prime wethers. A@4o 10,
common sheep, t2.bod9.S; choice lambs,
6.i09S3.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-03-28
DIFFER OYER CAMP SITES
GENERAL CEAFFEE AND REPRE-
SENTATIVE,S IN CONGRESS
HOLD OPPOSITE VIEWS.
From The Journal Bureau, Colorado Building.

From The Journal Bureau. Colorado Building
Washington. sE
Washington, March Ex-senator
Quarles and Representative Esch had
a long conference to-day with Cen
eral Chaffee relative to the bill which
has been favorably reported in both
houses for the purchase Of four mill
tary camp sites. One of these is
Camp Douglass. In Esch's district in
Wisconsin, for which it Is proposed to
pay 100000.
General Chaffee, however. indicated
that he and other war department
officials will insist that the depart
ment be left free to select the sites,
and amendments to the pending bill
will be urged to that end.
Messrs. Quar3es and Esch and m en-
bers who are interested In camp sites
in other parts Of the country insist
that congress shall designate the loca-
tons. With this difference between
the legislative and executive branches.
there is little prospects for the pas
sage of the bill this session.
w. w. Jermane.