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INQUIRY ORDERED.
The investigation VIII Assume the
Scope Asked by Republicans.

ne tnNcSltQdRlOn VIII AoSutlC tsi$
Scope Asked by Republicans.
Denver, Colo, Jan. 4.-The sup
RENE court today directed that an
inquiry be made into the conduct OF
the late election in this city. and or
dered that it assume the scope asked
for by the Republicans. This means
that the investigation shall not only
take in the ballot boxes. but the poll
books. registration slips and all other
matters pertaining TO the election
The application of Goyernor-elect Al
va Adams for a modification of the
order limiting it to the ballot boxes
only was denied. The order was. how
ever modffic.. IN the matter of ex-
penses It was directed that Adams
pay one half the expenses of exam
ination of the boxes and one half the
salary of the referee. The itepubli-
cans were directed to pay the other
half and all the costs Of investiga-
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Live Stock Market.

Kansas City. Jan. 4.-Cattle So 1Oc
higher. Native steers. 3.75@6.00; SOU
thern steers, 3.00@4.5O; southern
cows. 1.75@3.25: native cows and
heifers. 1.75@4.5O; stockers and feed
ers, 2-75@4.00; bulls, 2.25@4.0O: cal
yes. 3.00@650: western fed steers,
2.50@5.25; western fed cows. 1751
$50
Sheep strong. Muttons, 4.00@5 so;
lambs. 5.00@70O; range wethers,
4.75@6.15; ewes. 1000 500
Grain and Provisions.
Chicago.( Jan. 4.-Wheat.-May,
1.149s q u; July. 9Sss
Corn.-Jan., Az; May. 44ss
Oats.-Jan., 29A: May. 31A
Pork.-Jan.. 12.22k; May, l2621k
Lard.-Jan. $50; @6.62A May 685
@6.s7k
Ribs.-Jan.. 6.32h @6.35: May 6.e2
Money and Stocks.
New York, Jan. 4.-Money on call
steady at 2@3k; prime mercantile
paper, 4@4k; silver, Is
Closing stocks.-Atch. S7h, pref
101 Is; N. Y. c., 1855; Penna.. 138h;
So. Pac., 65A; U. P, 114A. pref 97As;
copper, 721s; Steel. 29%, pref. 92A
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The Is Now Considering The

MED the Inauguration of Minnesota s
new Democratic governor. John A.
Johnson of ST. Peter. The inaugural
took place in the assembly chamber
OF the new capitol in the presence of
members of the legislature, state Off
cials and numerous other spectators.
Governor Van SAINT, the retiring ex-
ecutive, read his farewell message
to the legislature. and his successor
was then introduced. The oath of
office was administered by Chief JUS
tice Stuart. The new governor then
read his inaugural message. which
was listened to with close attention
by the large assembly.
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Port Arthur the Key to Peace.

Toxic, jan 4-Jiji in discussing
the capture of Port Arthur reviews
the price paid in lives. and says:
I'VE ought to keep Port Arthur in
our hands as long as the empire lasts.
Port Arthur is the key to peace in
the Far East, and It is our duty to
keep the key in our hands,"
General Nogi reports to the army
department that on January 3rd the
commissioners of both the japanese
and Russian armies concluded their
conference, and that from the morn
ing of today. January 4. the actual
transfer of war materials at Port Ar
thur as the property of the Japanese
government commenced.
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Denver, Colo, Jan. with the
prospect that it may be called upon
to decide whether James H. Peabody
or Aiav Adams is to be governor of
: Colorado during the ensuing two
years. the fifteenth general assembly
met today and organized Both par
ties have been worked up to a high
pitch over the gubernatorial election
dispute and it is not improbable that
the legislative session begun today
may be characterized by as exciting
scenes as that of two years ago when
it was found necessary TO call upon
the state troops to preserve order.
The Democrats have decided that
on January 10, the date prescribed
by the statutes, they will have Alva
Adams sworn in as governor by JUS
tice Steele of the supreme court. 1t
is doubtful if the legislature will
day, but it is on the program to un-
seat six Democratic senators as soon
as the senate is in working order.
When this is done the senate will
stand 25 Republicans and 9 Demo
Gratis. There are four contests in the
house against Democratic members,
which will doubtless be decided in
favor of the Republicans. This will
make the house. Rep. 81; Dem. Ia.
1t is not lit~ely that the legislature
will begin the canvass of the vote on
state officers before tomorrow.
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Illinois Legislature.

Springfield. ILL.,, Jan. 4.-The I'LL
nois state legislature met and organ
lied for business today. Although Ill
inois does not elect a senator this
session there is enough projected leg
islation of importance to make the
session busy one Governor Deneen
will be inaugurated next Monday.
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NJ w. Stone received a telegram
telling of the death of Rev " c. Ro-
cho. formerly pastor of the Baptist
church of Roswell. He died in Los
Angeles, Cal, Dec Is. He was very
we'll known here. He leaves a wife
and two children
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CROOKED GOVERNMENT.

Mayor, Chief of Police and Engineer
of Portland Indicted.
Portland, Ore, Jan. 4.-The Multi
noamh county grand jury. which has
been investigating alleged irregulari-
ties in the municipal government of
this city. today returned an indictment
against Mayor George H. Williams
Judge Williams is one of the most
prominent men in Oregon. Chief of
Police Hunt and City Engineer Elliott
also were indicted.
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THEODORE THOMAS.

Noted Orchestra Leader Dies of Pneu
monia at Home in Chicago.
Chicago, Jan. Theodore Thomas
the noted orchestra leader died of
pneumonia at his residence early
this morning. He was 20 years old.
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THE COLORADO MIDDLE

Exciting Scenes May Occur in Colo
rado.-Adams Will be Sworn in as
Govsrnor.-RepubIie Will Gain
Control of the Legislature and May
Attempt to Seat Peabody.
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Toxic, Jan. 4.-Commander Pelm
and lieutenant of the Russian tor
pedo boat Rastoropny who were cap
tured on board the British steamer
Nigretia and taken on board her to
Sasebo. have confessed their identi-
ty before the naval court there and
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For cement sidewalks see
CHR & Pettey. p. O. Box 53l.
Clair is the best cement worker
in the city.
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The ladies oof the Cemetery Asso-
citation will meet Saturday at p. m.
with Mrs. Charles Whiteman, 603 N.
Pennsylvania All members are re-
quested to be present as there is spe
cia business to attend to.
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For cement sidewalks see
Clair 8 Pettey. P. O. Box 53l.
Clair IS the best cement worker
In the city.
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Further particulars as TO the death
of Fred Roth have been learned to-
day. Mr.. Roth after his arrival in
Germany was i'll for some time and
had apparently recovered, when he
was taken with heart trouble and di-
ed suddenly.
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POSITIVELY IDENTIFIED.
Body Found on Cutler Mountain Was
Mrs. Bouton of Syracuse.

WITS. boutoH OF SYRACUSE.
Colorado Springs. Colo, Jan. A.
The body found on Cutler mountain
December 18th. and supposed to be
that of Mrs. Bessie Bouton of Syra-
cuse, N. Y. has been positively iden-
titled as such by professional nurse
Miss Culver of Denver. who attended
Mrs. Bouton in Denver According 10
the coroner. Miss Culver came here
from Denver and the body was ex-
humed for her inspection. She posi-,
lively identified it,
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The Woman's Club meets this after
noon at st. Andrews Hall. Miss NJ.
NJ Holt will have charge OF the pro-
gram for the day.
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MIssouri LeaisIature Meets.

Jefferson City. Mo-, JAM 4.-The
Missouri state legislature which as
sembled today has a Republican ma
jority for the first time in the politi-
cal history of the state. 1t will con-
seqdently choose United States SEN
ator from the Republican ranks to
succeed Senator Cockrell. whose term
expires In March. The balloting for
senator will begin January II. There
are a number OF aspirants for the to-
ga, and with the assembling of the
legislature the contest has increased
in intensity Indications continue tc
point to the selection of Col. Richard
Kerens, Thomas K. Neidringhaus or
Congressman Richard Barthoidt.
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Mayor Hinkle is much interested
in the gravel work being done In
Roswell, and he is firm advocate
of good streets.
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Optional With onieers.

Toxic, Jan. 4.-The emperor of Rus
sia has cabled to General Stoessel
saying that the giving of their parole
or the alternative of imprisonment
is optional with the officers.
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that the officials at Santa Fe thought
differently.
Barring his politics. Mr.. Reid will
make a good officer, and we congrat-
ulate him upon his appointment
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Company B will soon have the ar
mory complete Gun racks will be put
in this evening.
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Mr.. Chas. Greengard, who has spent
two weeks with his cousins, the Nor
rison Bros, left for his home in Chi
cago this morning.
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Willis Ford leaves for the south
this evening to look after the inter
ests of the Mutual Life Insurance Co
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Mrs. Brock, who has been stopping
at the Grand Central, has gone to
house keeping in the Ed Calfee house
on Missouri avenue.
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a. C. Tracy. of Odessa, Mo-. who
is stopping on North Hill. had his
foot amputated yesterday.
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SENATE TO-DAY DECIDES TO CON
SIDER THE JOINT STATE
HOOD BILL.
CAMP AIGN MONEY

Senator Stone Wants the Allegations
of Thomas Lawson and Alton 8.
Parker nvestigated-Beef Trust
Case Now Before the Supreme
Court.
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Mrs Coppinger is expected home
in few days from San Angelo Tex.
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FOR sALE-Ticket TO Chicago Rec
ord office.
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Washington. D. c.. jan 4.-Senator
Stone of Missouri today introduced
resolution into the senate reciting
some of the assertions of Thos. w.
Lawson and Judge Alton B. Parker,
concerning campaign contributions.
and asking the Judiciary Committee
to inquire into the allegations
Washington, Jan. 4.-The brief of
the government in the case of Swift
e Co. VS.. United States, known rs
the beef trust case. prepared by At
torney General Moody, was filed in
the supreme court of the United
States today The brief is devoted
principally to argument to show that
the packers are engaged in a conspir
acy to monopolize interstate COM
merce in fresh meats.
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THE LAW
MAKERS

THE LEGISLATURES OF THE VA
RIoUS STATES CONVENE.
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Montana senatorship.

Helena, Mont, Jan. 4.-The Nonta-
ma legislature having met and organ
ized public attention now turns tow
ard the election Of United States
senator TO succeed Paris Gibson
fDemocrat). The legislature is Re
publican on joint ballot by majori-
Nv OF eight. Chief among the candt-
dates for the senatorship are former
senators Thomas Fl. Carter and Lee
Mantle. with the irst-named agpar-
entity a slight favorite. It is proba-
bic chat one or two other names will
he presented to the caucus. but It is
admitted on all sides that the contest
lies between Carter and Mantle
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THE wEATHER.-LocAL REPORT.

THE WEATHER.-LoCAl REPORT.
Roswell. N. NJ, Jan. 4. 1906.
Temperature.-Max So: Min. 1s;
Mean, 49,
Wind northwest, velocity miles.
Precipitation. 90. weather clear.
Forecast Roswell and Vicinity.
Fair tonight and Thursday Station
ary temperature
NJ. WRIGHT,
Oh1cial In Charge.
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8 g 3 g g g g 9 g 3 g 8 8 g 6
3 WASHINGTON. D. c.. JAN. :.
2 4.-BY A VOTE OF 81 TO II G.
3 THE SENATE TO-DAY DECI- &,
2 DED TO CONSIDER THE I.
2 BILL CREATING STATES =.
3 OF OKLAHOMA AND IND Z
9 IAN TERRITORY AND OF e
3 ARIZONA AND NEW MEXI- (,
3 CO. =
3 g
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For cement sidewalks see
Clair & Pettey. P. @. Box SCI.
Clair is the best cement worker
in the city.
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RUSSIANS ASK JAPANESE FOR
FOOD AT PORT ARTHUR.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-02-09
STUFFED BALLOT BOX
City Detective Green of Denver
Pleaded Guilty and Took
His Medicine

Denver. Colo, Feb. S.-City Detective
William II. Green pleaded guilty in the
criminal court today 10 the charge OF
''stuffing' a ballot box at the election Of
Nov. 5, 1908. 1t was alleged that Green,
with others, cast 5S7 fraudulent ballots
in the precinct now commonly known
as Green county" On his plea Green
was sentenced by Judge Frank 7
Johnson to Jail for ninety days. the
sentence TO take effect at once. Green
is now serving a sentence of six months
imposed by the supreme court for vio-
lation of it's injunction ar the election
on Nov S last. and as he still has four
and one-nalf months of that term 10
serve. the sentence passed upon him
today Will not lengthen his imprisOu-
ment other informations against him
were nOlle pressed
Edward Sweeney pleaded guilty to
conspiracy to make a false count as 4
judge at the late election and was SEN
fenced to ninety days in jail. This SEN
teuce, TOO, is 10 run cOincident with the
four months sentence passed by the
supreme court on Sweeney for con-
tempt.
In pronouncing sentence on Green.
Judge Johnson said:
Il know you deserve more, but 7 am
centering in you the hope that YOU
may come out of this a better man.
Assert your manhood by declining to
be the tool Of unprinCipled election
chiefs"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-02-09
LARGE CROWD
WAS PRESENT
Electoral Vote Counted in Joint Ses-
sion of Congress.
RESULT THEN ANNOUNCED
ROOSEVELT APPEARS TO HAVE
BEEN ELECTED.

Washington, Feb. S.-Aithough the re-
suit of the presidential election carly on
the evening of Nov. = was known. il was
not till today. when the senate and house
met in joint session. tAat Theodore ROose-
welt and Charles ". Fairbanks We're Of
ficially declared to be elected for four
years, beginning March T. 1905. This
quadrennial function of congress attract
ed TO the house chamber, where the cleo
tOral vote was canvassed, an immense
gathering, prominent among them being
Mrs. Roosevelt. Miss Alice Roosevelt. the
presidents sister. Mrs COwles. ana Mrs.
Charles w Fairbanks. wife OF the vice
pTesident-PleCt. President pro tenn. Frye
OF the senate presided and delivered the
announcement Of the result of the count,
which showed that Roosevelt and Fair
banks received S36 electoral votes and
Parker and Davis 40. The whole pro-
ceeding consumed exactly fifty minutes
thereby establishing a new record in
counting the electoral vote
For two hours preceding and for three
hours following the Joint proceedings the
question of freight rates regulation held
fun sway. As on the previous day of the
debate. both Republicans and Democrats
claimed the credit for originating the
present legislation.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-02-09
RUMORS AFLOAT
ABOUT WARREN
Grave Charges Being Made Against
Wyoming Senator
INVESTIGATION DEMANDED
TURNED DOWN By THE STATE
LEGISLATURE.

n HEYENNE, Wyo., Feb S.-A con-
u current resolution was introduced
in the senate today by Senator
Keister, Democrat, relating rumors of
serious charges against United States
Senator Francis f. Warren, and de-
handing a triple investigation by the
state legislature of Wyoming by the
senate of the United States and by
President Roosevelt.
The resolution was promptly tabled
by a vote of IS to ). Senator Patrick
Sullivan was the only Republican who
voted against tabling the resolution.
The charges mentioned in the resOlu-
ton were as follows:
That Charles VI. Smith. brother-in-
law of Senator Warren. was kept on the
senate pay roll at Washington as a
clerk of the committee on claims (Sen-
StOr Warren. chairman), at a salary of
s.. 22O a year. while i'm fact he never
served in such capacity in Washington,
but stayed an Cheyenne all she time,
turning his salary over to Senator
Warren
That Hiram Sapp similarly collected
81 .440 from the government as assistant
clerk and turned the money over to the
senator, the While remaining in Chey-
enne.
That F. f. Warren. son and name
sake of the senator. is drawing pay as
an assistant clerk Of the committee on
claims, although being absent from
Washington and a student at Harvard
university.
That Senator Warren leased a build
ing 10 the government to be used as
FostOffice while United States sena-
tor.
That Senator Warren has, in viola-
ton of the federal statutes, fenced in
q vast area of government land.
That Senator Warren used his influ-
ence to secure FROM the federal gov
eminent r contract for lighting Fort
ID. A Russell at Cheyenne for the
Cheyenne Light. Fuel & Power COM
pany. of which he was an incorporation
and is a principal stOckholder.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-02-09
BIGAMY AND LARCENY.
Fugitive from Justice Took Second
Wife at Portland, Ore.

Portland. Ore. Feb. Sensational
developments occurred in the case of
Harry Hoke, arrested in Portland a
few days ago. wanted in Minneapolis.
Mimi. on a charge OF grand larceny.
when Deputy Sheriff Arthur l.. Jones
arrived here today TO take the prisoner
hack for trial. While Hoke is said to
have a wife and two children living at
Minneapolis, he was married in Port
land under the name of Taylor last
August Besides standing trial on the
charge of grand larceny he may have
10 stand trial on a charge of bigamy.
Mrs Hoke the alleged second wife,
residing at Union avenue, when in
formed today of the alleged double life
led by her husband. broke down COM
pleteIy and cried like a child. She is
undecided as to what action she will
take.
When Hoke. who is about 80 years
old. was interviewed at the city Jail.
be positively denied that he had a wife
IN Minneapolis. AS to the charge OF
grand larceny. he said he was willing
to 90 back and fight it, believing that
he will vindicate himself.
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Especial to The Herald1

Feb. S.-Charles
Wv Mostyn Owen, who has been the
most active of those engaged in
the effort to deprive Senator SmOot of
his seat in the senate, left this morning
for his home in Salt Lake. Mr.. Owen
said of the SmoOt case today.
Whatever the outcome of the pro-
test against Smoot may be, it has been
fully demonstrated that the efforts
against him have been fully justified.
The trial of Smoot has resulted in show
ing conclusively that conditions exist in
Utah and surrounding states which
have been denied heretofore by the
Mormon hierarchy and its supporters.
The protestants are very DESTROYS that
a decision in the Smoot case be reached
this session, even If. ii should be against
their side of the case. They want TO
know just where they stand, so that
they may make plans for future work,
and so that they may arrange to COM
mence it and carry it on along effective
lines"
Senator Smoot said today that he
had no idea whether the decision would
be reached in his case at this session.
He had complied. he said, with every
demand of the committee and was in its
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-02-09
MACHEN ARRIVES AT
MOUNDSVlllE PRISON

Moundsville. w. Va. Feb. S.-Former
Head of the Free Delivery System of
the Postal Department August W.
Machen, with Dilier b. Croft and Sam
uel A. Croft who were sentenced TO
Imprisonment in the MoundsviIle peni-
Tertiary as a result of the postal in
vestigation. arrived from Washington
today. Eleven other prisoners were
also in the party. Machen and the
Groffs had nothing TO say and appeared
unconcerned- Owing TO the absence of
Warden Haddox the prisoners will not
be assigned TO their duties until his re-
turn Thursday. Samuel Croft is broken
in health and will not likely be put TO
work for some time.
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STOPPED
BY CRUEL OFFICERS

Helena. Mont, Feb. S.-A special to
the Record from BoZeman, Mont, says:
Chief OF Police John Robinson
brought the elopement of John Rice and
Miss Emma H Benbow, the 15-year-cld
daughter of the inventor Of the Ben
bow airship exhibited at the St. Louis
fair. to a sudden ending when he ar
rested the couple here on a telegram
from the father of the girl, who lives at
Ped Lodge. Mr.. Benbow opposed the
daughters marriage because of her
youth and the couple ran away. When
arrested thcd had procured a marriage
license and were searching for min
ister to perform the ceremony.
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of cars to couple or uncouple them,
and that the act applies TO cars used
in Interstate commerce, whether empty
or loaded
The attorney general adds
1t does not appear that any question
can now arise as TO the proper inter
probation of the law. since this decision
apparently settles every disputed point.
The government is determined upon
a strict enforcement OF these statutes.
which were engaged for the promotion
of the safety of the travelling public
which were enacted for the promotion
of railway employees. Therefore. any
case of violation which is brought to
Your attention by the interstate COM
merce commission or its inspectors. or
by other parties. must be promptly and
carefully investigated. and suit for the
statutory penalty be instituted and ear
aestly pressed, if in your JUDGMENT
the facts justify that course"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-02-09
WAR ON SCIENTISTS.
Wyoming Legislature Passes Drastic
Law.
Especial to The Herald1


Cheyenne. Wyo.. Feb. S.-The Chris
tian Scientists, Osteopaths, magnetic
healers and others who treat the
blind, halt and sick without the aid OF
surgery or medicines are up in arms
DIS a result OF the passage by the leg
islature of house bill No. Il. known
as the medical bill. which prohibits
them from practicing in Wyoming. I'm
Ger the act, which only lacks the sig
nature Of the governor to become a
law, Christian Scientists, osteopaths
and others OF the kind. can be fined
and imprisoned for administering TO
their patients if they collect fees there
for.
Christian Science has been flourish
ing her. for some time, and the doc
trines of Mrs. Eddy are gaining wider
publicity daily. Many prominent citi-
zsns are Scientists. and it is certain
that they viii wage a bitter fight on
the medicine doctors, who are respon-
sible for the passage of the act so OBJ
noEious TO the faith healers. The law
viii probably be attacked as being I'M
constitutional, and merry contest will
result. The medicine doctors are we'll
organized and are prepared to resist
the faith healers.