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The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1904-06-10

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conspicuous place, except in case biychi
cles tor hire, whichiv hicles sbail ,,ayt
placed upon them metal badgesi will
the number Of badge and the lice. seyea,
marked thereon. such bad Ses to he tur
nished by the Clerk and 'rreasurcs upor
payment Of the license tax. la.ure ,e
keen sucha badge upcn such yehicl,
shali snDiect the person owning uslr.
me SAME to a penalty OF not more thar
hVe dollars or prisqnMcnt tor ii more
then ten days upoa coz vic,icn he. col
ync licenses granted III der ths ordi
nance shat At all times ,e sibis Ito in,
sPecuon ty any officer . the T,wn o
BemettsYll!c. and no cal ing. profession
Oh occupauon shall lie C. riied on else
where than ~ the place named IN tht
license therefor. unless authority hs
granted hy The Cieck nd Treasurer
WHICH authority shah h -,,dorsed OF
.ie license.
SIC Y All licouses gr; .,ted uDder hi,
ordinnce hall continue farce utii III,
ist dap oc May 1905. g, ,epl such .,s ~.
provided for i0reiu ror ,!iorted l,olic,l.
sEq VI. hll orrioal ons for i,eensy,
sh'ii cmaJe to ihc said Jieri. aud Trea.
nrcr, who shah k1cp a correct rcno,j nl
AL focuses ls>Gsd aud Oh monies gecai;cd
'he'eior. which money hall re arn,io, II
nayneni oi currcut eSpouiny I'D ay;stjnr
indebtutnrss Of The Town Of B.nnatis'
4ii'e, aud fAs nc oiher purpose,
Sec WI The following sum a, s.m,
o. mouoN arc required to he mid a III,
$40 Oiers and Treasurer .ar ,icenso l.,
carry 90 my business, cali profession
pr orruna'ion m Whole in part, withic
he Ii.n,ii 81! ,l2 Town of Brnpe.,AilIc
aS ia Sleh ca~c specifically appe2ts. viz
roileaticu OF Rents. sc 90
Eyplos, Companies or Agencies RI NJ
insurance Sire Life, Accid sqt
Live Stock Co, each = q,
Kerosene or other Oil Companies "
each. ,o -.
I.auudries or Agencies :,
puicnt Rights nf anv kini ~ oC
TELEGRAPH Companies or AfeucirS "a N
Sale of Sewing Machines. Cran1s,
Pianos, when not iu connce;cn
with other business. & nf
hnctloneers per year or less time lf q,
Billiard. Pool or Bagatclle tabIee
p;,, Gaoh, p l99 o,
l5!ii Bosters, per year n.
pm Posters per day fi
Bowling Alleys, Box Ball, Sc.
-. 0 90 per month each. or per ysaF gh cf
bicycle Repair Shops. per ycar ,p
Pawn Brokers each per year Al
Brokers. selling or buying OF .ilns
- or futures. per year or less .iNpr
Bakery, per year Il,
kn!!l!ns Works. per year
brokers'. Nldsc, per year or less ipg,
Sablnet Makers, yer year. lIs
Contractors. per year III.
Contractors doing their own unrs
pay no license
Lightning Rod Agents, per y,se d.
nanrcries. per year r
lin Shops. i;a- scar
lp Country Wagons. per d;
Hotels. nos CHARGING over S
day per year
Hotels, not charging over 81
pr day. per year t
Hotels NOT charging over S. ae.
day. per year, }gIa
Restaurants. charging nor ov. q
cents ner meal. per year
Candy Manufacturers. y.
'r.ns' or show, or aa:mal q, 'h
ton per dav or less, il, the III.
crction Of The Mayor from :5te Il u,
Oil Mills. each. +, Sr
Cotton Ginnerics, each IS
Cotton Seed Buyers, per yea. un
Dealers in Horses or Mules 5y
Dealers in Patent or other M,
n clnes on streets. per day 5u
fcrt'S'7. t'i
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| hereby announce myself as cam
didate for the Office of Clerk of Court
tor Marlboro County, subject to the
rules and regulations governing the
Democratic Primary Election.
LEWIS NJ. CONVICTION.
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May z. 1904.

hereby announce myself ns IA candidate
for office of Sheriff of Marlboro County
at the coming Primary Election. l pledge
myself to abide by the result of eaid Pri-
mary Election and to support the nominees
uf the same
April 4th 1904. j. E. ROGERS.
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For Sheriff.

hereby announce myself a candidate
for the Office of Sheriff of Marlboro county
subject to the rules Of the Democratic Pri :
mary, and pledge myself to abide the re.
sui OF the same and support the nominees
OF eaid primary election.
w. A. HINsHAw.
May 2. 1904.
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NOMINATIONS.
For rlatk nf c.onrt

''1N. tuFVIUNl 'n}rGH q Can(iitnt.
Tor reelection to the office of Clerk OF
Court for Marlboro County. South Ca,o.
lima, subject to the rules of the Demo.
cratic Primary, and pledge myself to sup
port the nominees thereof.
JAS. A. DRAKE.
April 25th. 1904.
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Teacher-What are the three
persona pronouns!
Pnpil-He she and it.
Ieacher-Give an example OF
their use
Pupil Husband, wife and
baby.-New York Sun.
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SPECIAL TO LADIES,

We have a large assortment of
ing and Summer Dress Goods,
'lch we are nov selling at very
v prices, Ladies are especially in
ed to call and inspect same.
ome early if you wish to secure
rgains.
STRAUSS & Co.
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Visitor-Do you have any
difficulty in getting servants!
ilosLess-N one whatever.
We've had ten different ones in
the last month"; Punch.
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hereby announce myself aa candidate
Il for the office Of County Supervisor
subject to the action of the Democratic
primary.
Mich 2S, I9o4. J.J. TART
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."Willie," said his mother, 81
wish you would run across the
street and see how old Mrs. Brown
ls this morning"
a few minutes later Willie re.
turned and reported: "Mrs. Brown
says it's none ofy your business how
old she is. Chicago News.
DO you sec tie point in this, and
are yon addicted to the habitp
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Visitor-Does mamma give
you anything for being a good
boy? Tommy-No, mum: she
gives it to me when I amt.
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"tefcliant Ialiors soilriling !, 5,.. -.s
consumers, rFt
All Tailors cleaning and rep,,.ioc
clothes, 81,
Barber shops. per chair, DC, y,,r 1,
Piano Tuners,
Planning Mills. not in connc,,.
with other works
Iron Works, .aI
heal Estate Agents KIN
Printing Houses and job Frasou
either or both
biacksmths and Wheelwrie Ls
either or both
Shoe and Harness. or eitbe
Travelling dealers offering d M
Kinds mdse, notions or al
per day,
Agents Tor Stoves. Ranges
other household articles .s~ p.
Exhibitions, travelling theai .,.4l
musical. art or others, fol
per day or night
Dealers in fresh m eats, bee a.r.i,,
pork, goat. fish, per yea
Flying Jennies. steam or farse
riding galleries. per day
per week. ga
Ice dealers. retail. per year io
Qcculsts. per year, iG.,
Ice Cream, Soda water, len ,rIHn
&c, on streets per mon q, 10
Lawyers, each iau
Doctors. each t,
Livery and Feed Stables. ,c. .f 4
Livery Business. other tn; .,,s,5
stables for hire, horse reem
Two horse team n
Lunch Tables. or selling coJl.9
food on streets, per day Il
Dog License each dog pei Veal .n
Merchants on each 81 900 aao.
up to and including $40 ,Gap.
end on all amonnts exc, lir
500 600 Ten Cents in
on less ,llan LOCO r
doing bu mess less Than a- al. i.
Pcdlrrs or agents soliciting nbntn.
Graphs. lishograph pictr I'll
ior en- arGing or copyinr wa. a.
Icdlnrs Offering for sale ~: 3d
mise, 10 consumers pc IS 0u. bu
Ral'roaa Companies. for .alI r..a
entering the town. per VEN so n.
Iclcp!.nnc Exchanges g5 ~
Bell Te!erhonc Long Dist;nr-
Marble and Granite Work Ia
Travelling Book Agents 10 .al 4,
Travelling Fruit Tree agcr
Selling or delivering, rcr RI, IN.
Resident Photographers 1.r ygs
Non rcsilen' Photographic n y,m n
Undcrlaknrs. per year, lva
SEC. VIII. That wlcye "a, n ,b,. ~,
dlnlnce the terms erson. psrsons. cnt
pora'ion or party in used. he same .haI.
include not only the pril .,u,is. h.t ,r
their absence shall includr anc ,ra,f
clerk or other employc, oouducnrT
managing the calling. bu,ian.s nroie ,ion
or occupation respectively 'errni 20 or3
generally ly where n license is baf.,n impn.
ed Tor the carrying on of ans oll:ng 81.
'incss profession or occupa lion anl ia
same is carried on by any asert, clerk -,
other employee, such agent ei..s n, am.
ployee shall be subject to tho uenal.'o.
herein imposed, shonli the .ar.7, 5,..j-
1ess, profession or .upatior h. a,rr.s.I
on without taking out such lee1s. III ~
amo mann'r as if he. she or ll, T.
we're the proprietor or proprie I'M. of t',.
and calling. business. profess IN 81 o.,r
'alion
SEC TX. That this Ord naree .b.p
akc effect on and from the Isi 4.V ~
lay a ID; 1904, and all ordinance. q,
arts OF ordinances iuconsistar herewith
re hereby repealed.
Done ard ratified in Counc; n;s
ay Of May. A. d., 1904
P. A. HODGES. Aiayoi
|. hcLAURTN, Clrek and Treasurer.
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h[rs. Goodwin--"I heard that
or father was dangerously
fife Fay-."Yes, ma am, he
u.s."
1rs. Goodwin-"Is he now
lo of danger"
fiie Fay---"Yes, ma'am he is
doctor has stopped com
o '---Womsn's Home Com
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1904-06-10

hereby announce myself candidate
Tor the Office OF Sheriff of Marlboro county.
subject to .he action of the Democratic
Urinary, and pledge myself to abide the
result thereof and to support the nominees
of the same.
JAS +. MCGILvRAY.
April sth, 1904.
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For County Supervisor.

hereby announce myself candidate
Ter reelection to the office of Supervisor OF
marlboro county at the coming primary
election, subject to the rules governing tn.
same, and pledge myself to abide the result
thereof and support the nominees If sao
primary election.
May IS. 1904 M. E. COWARD.
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Office TO CREDITORS

ESTATE a. Y. MOORE, DECD.
4 LII persons having claims against the
q Estate of A. Y. Moore, deceased. are
'teoy notified to present tho same, duly
y -ested, aud nll PERSONS indebted to said
state Will please make immediate pay
n"nt, to the undersigned, nt her reside ence.
, to Knox Livingston, attorney, Beunetts.
le, >. o., or this notice will be pleaded
q bar OF the recovery of said claims.
ELIZABETH G. MOORE.
Qu"lifiod EAecutrix
Bennettsvillc, S. c., IN /, 1904
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Mem s List

Mems List.
Robert o Neal, Saul Steel, w Al. God
w'o' As6uty jacobs, Morgan Oall, Eddie
Marshall.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1904-06-10

~ - - 20 & NJ 81 fsF 2ssA &
'7feu over dying fire is better
1han kerosene, and has no elem
ents of danger.
rublic speakers and many no.
tea singers use wash of salt and
water before and after using the
voice. as 1t strengthens the organs
of the throat.
TO polish cow-horns, boil them
W. W. the inside can be removed. !.
" hen dry, scrape with glass and
rub down with powdered pumice-
stone and linseed oil.
Windows may be cleaned to
look much brighter, and to stay
clean much longer, if alcohol il
used instead of water. A scha-
mols skin is much better than q
cloth, even if water is employed.
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For County Treasurer.

hereby anounco myself candidate
for reelection to the Office of County
Treaaurer-subject to the rules governing
the Democratic Primary.
J. II. THOMAS,
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ls5 % Serge Coats and Vests
vi longs, >stou59, and Regulars.
ri yae 9. B Crosll6d Co.
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Letcors,

Letters addressed to the following ua m cd
ocrsons remain uncalled for ut the post
Office in Bennettsville:
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hefeby announce myself candidat..
tor the office of County Supervisor, subieo,
to the action OF the Democratic nrimorv
p1edglng myself to abide the result of the
same, and to support the nominees of said
primary election.
April 9th, 1904. A. J. JoNrs
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y full line of H j. Heinzs Co.
cF'es Preserves, Ketchups, Sau-
Jellies DC. at
~ lI EcYss.
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Good Seed on Stony Ground.

A writer in Lippincott's tells
OF q young teacher who had tn-
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Notice Of Court.

@r1CE is hereby given that the Court
/ IT General Sessions for the County OF
.s'i ooro will convene Mt Bennettsville on
'e Fourth Monday in JUNE, ,being the
ifh day thereby 1904, at Benn attsville
I'D for the county of Marlooroand State
5uth Carolina. All persons interested
l'i AXE duo notice thereof.
j. q. DRAKE,
Clerk Court Of G. P, & G. 8.
For Marlboro Co., 8. c.
NY II, I9o4.-Im
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Worth Knowing,

Purify jars by soaking the m in
strong soda water.
Good furniture polish is made
OF one-third turpentine aud two
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tNIrDs c",o.t !,

o.iaA mohogapy dining IL
- (, 2'ro 81 iiaunel upon
"'i. melted Sea hua been pour
.ian kliohen stove nicely,
a. .iitia hicar.on4t9 o. sd.
with hricF drst an1 run .heoI d.
cher
Powdare0 rice aDripkisd ,noa
Hal aFpltd 90 fgash @aaudS .s SAID
nag
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Fol- further information call on j. T. NIEDJIM ooont
Cheraw H. H. Bennettsvile s. c. or address JOS w STIr pT
l. A., SEABoARD AIR LINE Rv, Columbia 8 q
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April sth, 1904.
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cuDation, for the exercise

oI GONG OF "htch i!c.ni is res'ur.d
" th'S osan@occ ~ilh9u 4knl gat /
HrensI hcH snra person .r per,uu3 o.
corporation shalt, IL ada!.on 10 lhe b..
: 'aso ia%. 81. io-a pcaa.,Yc ,@er
y " cen ~ lAc afuooB q snch LICENSE
'@' Wh'2f taN ami pena,ty shall lc r.
co2erea u ne manner hs,ein a!,eg p,e.
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License Ordinance,
TOWN OF BEIA!hETTspILlE, S. C.
Year Ending April 1905.

An Ordinance for the purpose OF raising
iunds 70 pay current expenses and ex.
lsting Indebtedness Of the Town O.
bennettsville s. c.. by requiring the
payment OF License Tax for the year
1904 ny persons or corporations en-
gagged or intending to engage in any
gaming, business. occupation or pro-
sssion, in whole or in part. in said
Town as may herein be specified, and
10 provide penalty Tor negrcct or re-
iusal to pay such license Tax:
whereas. the present revenue OF the
Iown OF Bennettsville from the taxation
OF property. and other sources. is made.
quate to pay all OF the current expenses
ana demand obligations Of the Town and
whereas by act OF the General AS
semoiy OF South Carolina, the cities and
towns OF said state, are authorized an.
nuaily to require the payment Of such
reasonable sum or sums of money as n
License Tax. by any person or persons
OF corporation engaged or intending TO
engage IN any calling. business or occu
Pation In whole or part within the said
citles or towns in said state. except min
isters OF the gospel and teachers. and to
pass such Ordinances as are necessary
70 cary the provisions oil the said act
into effect.
Now, therefore, in pursuance of the
power thus granted to us and Tor the
purpose OF increasing the revenue of the
Town TO sufficient amount.
BE it o. dained by the Mayor and al.
aerman OF ,he town Of Bennettsyille and
by authority OF the same.
SECTION 1. That any person or persons
or corporations engaged in any calling.
business profession or occupation. in
whoie or IN part. within the limits OF ii G
Town OF Rennettsyille, as mag hereafter
be specified. shall obtain on or before
the lst day OF July 1904 a license there
ior IN the manner hereinafter prescri,
oeo. ANY person or persons or corpor,
ation commencing or Intending to com
mence business in said Town on or after
the Ist day Of May 1904. shall in like
manner obtain license therefor, before
entering upon such calling. business.
profession or occupations, as are herein
alter specified.
DEC II. That any person or persons
or corporation engaged in or intendinq
70 engage in any. calling. business, pro,
iesslon or occupation for which a license
IS required, shall apply to the Clerk and
Treasurer OF The. Town OF Bennet,svilie
Tor the same by whom all such licenses
shall be issued. and shall at the time OF
applying make and sign written state
ment and hle it with the said Clerk and
Treasurer setting forth
Ist His her or its name or style, and
in case oi firm or compady the names
OF the several persons constituting such
flrm or COmDanv
"a The calling business. profession
OF , occu alton io' which license is requi.-
90 The place where such calling. bus
mess profession or occupation is to be
carried on.
Whereupon the Clerk and Treasurer
Sha'i. upon payne It OF the proper lax.
issue the required license Nothing here
u contained shall III any manner eff. t
any otner rcquircme0l o. law elscwacf,
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-04-25
REFUSED TO BE SAVED
FROM DEATH IN RIVER
Unidentified Man Drowned With
in Reach of Rope Thrown from
Wharf at St. Louis.

ST. LOUIS. April 24.-Disdaining the rope
which was thrown within easy reach OF
him, and by which he could have saved
himself, an unidentified man yesterday.
without struggle or word. sank from sight
in the Mississippi river.
He had plunged into the river "A short
distance above the foot of Carr street,
and the terror and remorse that often
come TO those who seek their death by
drowning did not come 10 him after he
struck the water. He did not cry out
for help nor attempt to hold himself up
in the current.
The swift stream carried him within ten
feet of the wharf at the ferry landing. and
Joseph Pestoleso, who stood on the wharf,
quickly seized rope and cast one end OF
il to the drowning man. shouting to him
10 take hold of il.
Only the hands and the upturned face OF
the man were above the surface, but he
refused to move a hand 10 save his life.
Then a wave swept over him and the
watcher on the wharf saw him no more
He was seen TO jump into the river by
Peter kempf. who said the man was un-
known to him. that he approached the
water calmly and entered ii without hesi-
tation.
The body has not been recovered and
the police have received no inquiry for a
man answering the description of the one
seen TO drown In the river.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-04-25
PENf|ELD TO SPEAK At
ARBITRATION CONFERENCE
Judge George Gray to Preside
Over Tenth Annual Meeting at
Lake Mohonk, n. Y.
TO CONSIDER A TREATY

LAKE MOHONk, n. Y, April 24.-Judge
George Gray will preside over the tenth
annual conference on international arbitra-
Acceptances received from invited dele
gates indicate that the conference will have
the largest attendance of any yet held.
Among the speakers announced are Com
missioner MacFarlane, of the District of
Columbia, whose topic will be the proposed
arbitration treaty with England; Charles
NJ Pepper, special commissioner of the
Pan-American Railroad. who will speak of
the relations of this enterprise to the cause
of peace: Robert Lansing, who will address
the conference on the Alaskan boundary
settlement; Representative Bartholdt of
Missouri, who recently organized a group
OF his ellow-repreSentatiyeS at Washing
ton into an American branch of the Inter
parliamentary Peace Union, and William l..
Penheld, who will speak on the Venezuelan
decision. IL Is arranged that one session of
the conference shall be given TO the con-
SideratiOn of the proposed arbitration treaty
with Great Britain and another to interua-
tional arbitration from business point of
view.
Among those who have signified their in
tention of being present at the confer
ence are the Rev Edward Everett Hale
Wayne MacVeagh, Representative Brous-
sard. of Iowa; President Daniel C.. Gilman
of the Carnegie Institute; Prof John Bas-
sett Moore, of Columbia University; Gen.
Stewart l.. Woodford. Judge. Charles b.
Elliott OF Minneapolis: Judge Potter. of
the Pennsylvania Supreme Court; japanese
Consul General Uchida, of New York and
Gen. c. C.. Howard. Chambers of COM
merce and boards of trade in New York.
waukee and other cities will send official
delegates to the conference.
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junction bill was postponed by the COM
mittees until the next session.

junction bill was postponed by the COM
mittees until the next session.
WOODS CONFIRMATION.
In the Senate the confirmation of Gen.
Leonard Wood as a major general was ac-
complished after much inquiry and objec-
ton.
The right of Senator Reed Smoot OF
Utah, to his seat in the Senate, resulted
in an investigation, still in progress, inyoly-
ing the Mormon religion and practices.
In the House remarkable progress has
been made in the dispatch of business. st
no time in the two sessions has there been
factious delay caused by a desire to fill
buster on the part of the minority, but
there has been considerable debate. and
many campaign speeches have been deliv-
cred.
Senator Hanna ard seven members OF
the House have died. namely. Representa-
tves T. II. Tongue, of Oregon; Vincent
Boreing, of Kentucky; r. II. Foerderer.
of Pennsylvania: Henry Burk. of Pennsyl-
vania; w. w. Skiles. of Ohio; q. w.
Craft, of South Carolina and c. w. Thomp-
son. of Alabama 7. II. Ball. of Texas.
resigned. His place is filled by J.. NJ.
York. resigned. and was succeeded by w.
Bourke Cochran. Charles Dick of Ohio.
resigned to succeed Senator Hanna IN the
Senate. George Howell, of Pennsylvania,
was unseated in favor of William Cornell.
and j. Z. Shafroth. of Colorado, resigned
in favor of X. w. Bonynge. who contested
his election
In the House 1888 bills. $40 resolutions.
152 joint resolutions and sixty-one concur
rent resolutions Were introduced. OF these.
2,253 passed the House. IN the senate 5,6f5
bills were introduced.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-04-25
HOUSE HOLDS SUNDAY
MEMORIAL SESSION

WASHINGTON, April 24.-The House was
in session for over five hours to-day for
the purpose of paying tribute to the mem
DRY of the late Senator Marcus A. Hanna,
the late Representative c. w. Thompson,
of Alabama. and the late Representative
w. w. Skiles, of Ohio.
Eulogies of Senator Hanna were deliv-
cred by Representatives Grosvenor Long
worth, Goebel Southland. Kyle Morgan,
Van Voorhis. Hildebrand and Shook of
Ohio, and Tawney, Minnesota; Brick, In
diana; Lowering, Massachusetts,; Smith. Ili-
nois, and Tirrell, of Massachusetts. Trib-
utes to the memory of the late Mr.. ThOmp-
son were paid by Representatives Wiley,
Underwood, Clayton. Burnett and Bowie
of Alabama, and Littefed, Maine; Thomas
North Carolina Rainey, Illinois; Connor
Iowa; Padgett and Gaines, Tennessee, and
Paterson, North Carolina. The speakers to
the memory of Mr.. Skiles were Representa-
tives Grosvenor. Kyle, Cassingham, Shook
and Hildebrand. Ohio; Currer, New Hamp-
shire; Webb, North Carolina, and Tirreil
Massachusetts.
Appropriate resolutions were adopted in
reference TO the deceased. The House met at
noon and adjourned at 5:27 o'clock