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Bills in the Senate.

SPECIAL to The Republican.
Cheyenne, Wyo., Jan. 25.-In the sen
ate this morning Senator Baird intro.
duced senate file No. IA, providing for
the appointment OF a land commission
er, who shall be a member of the state
land board and ex-oficio its secretary,
whose duties shall comprise those now
performed by the clerk Of the state
land board and the state land apprais-
er. The clerk OF the board at present
is Mr.. Bert Apperson Of Cheyenne and
the state land appraiser is Mr.. Mather
of Buffalo.
The senate today passed house bills
Nos. 4 and 5 and senate files Nos. 2
and 4. No. 2 provides that a county
may comprise the whole OF a school
district. Senator Bramel was the only
member to oppose this measure.
Senate file No. 4. passed this fore
noon by a vote Of IA to Z, is the
teachers certificate bill, introduced in
the house early by Mr.. Atherly and at
Iterwards amended to conform to the
senate bill. the house bill having al.
ready passed.
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that he had all sorts of stun in hi.
inside pockets" at the same time
striking his breast, and thai he was
going to a small town in Texas, naming
the town, where he would buy a billiard
and pool room n make a barrel OF
money" He was placed in Jail at Fort
Collins by the city marshal and a
deputy sheriff, but they only found
$1O.SO.
On the way home Burney wanted
Sheriff Reals to take him to the din
ing a on the train and give him a
lunch. but the sheriff told him Albany
county was not backing him for S.
cent meals for prisoners. and the negro
must content himself with a cup OF
coffee. three bananas, some popcorn
and other d~elicacies furnished at
Greeley before the train left and pur.
chased en- route from the train butcher.
When the train reached the southern
edge of the city yesterday afternoon
Sheriff Reals shifted "Dicey' to the
side of the car next First street and
watched him as they passed the point
of murder. The negro was shown the
building occupied by the Gerber store,
but declared he had never seer it be.
fore. AS far as the sheriff could see,
he exhibited no emotion whatever
when the Gerber store building was
pointed out to him. Today he denied
that he had been in the store to buy
tobacco or that he had ever seer either
Marshal Sigman visited Burney in
the county Jail yesterday afternoon
and was identified as the man who had
warned him in the Chinese restaurant
Thursday night. He said he had not
been in company with the white mem
had only met them at the "Chink"
restaurant and became separated from
them at the depot, not seeing either Of
the three again. He still maintained
that he had ridden to Cheyenne alone
in the Pullman car, having spoken to
III Oue except lle tWO COIuuClOTS. lie
white men, he said, were not with him.
So far Sheriff Reals has had no clew
to the whereabouts of the white men
believed to have beer associated with
Burney in the killing of the First
street merchant. The two men who
tickets to Omaha are pre-
sumed to have gone on their way. the
one white man having waited for an
other train and been swallowed up in
darkness. What became of him Is a
the sheriff would be glad to
have revealed to him.
County Attorney Downey vas away
the city this morning and the
date of the hearing had not been fixed,
although Justice Grant suggested that
it be held or Saturday. "Dicey" is
to remain in the county jail,
and asked the sheriff this morning
when court would meet" He made
reply when told that Judge Carpen-
ter would sit in March for the regular
term.
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SAID TO BE HEAVY BLOW TO THE
INsT,oAToRs OF THE REvo-
LUTON IN THE RUS y
SIAN CAPITAL
Situation Throughout Poland Extreme
Iy M~enaeing and Many Provinces
Joining Movement-starvation and
Privations Forcing Strikers Back
to Work for BreadHQueer Report
From RevoIutionists at London.

st. Petersburg, Jan. 25.-The arrests
Of men suspected of being the leaders
in the strike movement were continued
by wholesale under the direction OF
Trepo1, the governor general, other,
wise known as the military dictator.
Maxim Gorky and others prominent in
the disorders have been incarcerated.
The capture Of SO many is a heavy
blow to the movement. The situation
throughout Poland is extremely men
acing. For years the Poles have been
preparing for the opportunity which is
o at hand. Oficials have received
anonymous warnings which say that
Poland Is better able to fight the Rus
SLAMS than Russia is to fight japan.
The revolutionary sentiment ap-
peared at Kosshinef last night. At q
theater thousands OF circulars were
dropped from the gallery an..,ns the
audience. which already had INDUCED
in anti-government demonstrations.
At the Reval railroad and smelter
the employees struck to the last man.
The shops are closed and troops are
guarding them. Parades Of strikers
are taking place.
At Riga, an important shipping point.
q general strike 10 under way.
The city was not declared In . state
of siege ~ expected. but martial law
practically exists. Late today sE0ttoD
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FAMILIES
AMO RACE SUICIDE
LATTER FINDS STRENUOUS Apvo.
CATE IN MEMBERS OF So
GETTY OF WOMEN.
sympathy Wasted on People Who Sur
round Themselves With Large
Number Of Little ones-"Let Par
ents starve II They Bring Paupsrs
Into World" Speaker Says.

New York, Jan. 25.-Race suicide
found an earnest advocate in the Wo.
mans Society for Political Study, a
large organization, which maintains
that injustice results to children in
large families, where the parents are
unable to support them properly. I'VE
are wasting sympathy" declared the
principal speaker, "on people who sur
round themselves with q large number
of little ones, when they cannot pos
sibly feed them. Let the parents starve
II they bring paupers into the world
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WILL ADDRESS STUDENTS
At UNIVERSITY TONIGH-

Mr.. Lester MacLean, associate sec
rotary of the Bible study department
of the Young Mems Christian associa-
ton, who is here in the interest of
that organization, met the members
of the cabinet of the university assccia-
ton at $3.50 this afternoon and tonight
will address all the young men OF the
university and city in preparatory hall
at the university. He Is an interest
ing talker and should have a large
crowd.
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FORMAL ANNOUNCEMENT OF &C.
TON OF TWO HOUSES MADE
IN THE JOINT SESSION
At NOON TODAY.
President Levers Declares Him Sue
cessor to Himself In United States
Senate for Term OF Six Years and
Appoints Committee Of Three to
Notify Him Of Fact-Many Bills
Introduced in House,
Special to The Republican.

" special 10 Inc Republican. q
. Cheyenne. Wyo., Jan. 25.- @
q The non-arrival of the train bear Q
O ing Senator Clark Of Wyoming q
o IRON the east caused a change in .
Q the time Of holding the joint ses- q
Q sion of the two houses to wei O
q come him this afternoon, the q
q bodies meeting at 3 O'Clock in q
. stead of at /. In consequence, the q
9 discussion Of the Atherly bill re- .
. pealing the Lander agricultural q
. college law, made the special order .
. for this afternoon, will not begin q
q until after the joint session and q
Q address ~ Senator Clark, but =
Q may be had at a night session. q
Q This had not been fully decided q
Q upon at 3 o'clock this afternoon. Q
. Q Q Q Q . . Q Q Q Q Q . . . O O
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Cold Wave. In Middle Section.

Chicago. ILL.,, Jan. 25.-The cold wave
was intensified in the west and ex.
tended into central Indiana and the
southeast portions of the country dur
ing the past twenty-four hours. The
mercury was at zero today in Ken
lucky and Tennessee. and 6 above in
Georgia; in Missouri. 6 to 10 below;
Kansas, 2 to 16 below; Iowa and Ne
braska, 4 to Is below. Chicago and
New York are both suffering from biz
yards.
Only one death was reported today
that being an Italian found lying dead
in q snow drift at noon. Death was
caused by exhaustion and exposure.
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GOVERNORS RECEPTION
VERY PLEASANT AFFAIR

Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Crumrine and Hon.
W. H. Holiday, who attended the recep
ton given by Governor Brooks at the
new executive mansion at Cheyenne
Monday night, pronounced it one OF
the pleasantest and most brilliant az
fairs Of the kind in the history of the
state. There vas large attendance,
representing every portion Of the
state. the governor and his wife were
the perfection of hosts, welcoming all
with the hospitality that has made the
state famous the country over. The
mansion is a very pretty home for the
governor and was much admired by
the people. The reception lasted un-
til along toward midnight.
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HE
HAD MONEY
NEGRO UNDER ARREST FOR GER.
Der MURDER SAYS HE WAS
ELECTED FROM TRAIN.
Spent Some Time in Camp At Point Of
Rocks, Coming to Laramie Date
Of Murder-Marshai sigman Warm
ed Him to cav city-No Emo
tion When Passing Gerber Building

Little Of interest has developed in
the Gerber murder mystery today. 1t
was learned this morning that Burney.
the negro under arrest charged with
the murder, came to Laramie from
Point of Rocks the day Of the killing.
He told the sheriff that he had been
working at Rock Springs, and when he
left there he had $48 in his pockets.
At Point Of Rocks he was elected
from the train and spent some time
there, stealing coal with which to
build a fire to keep himself warm and
cook his frugal meals. From there he
made his way to Laramie, arriving
here on the day Of the murder. He
says he had money when he arrived
here, and told the officers so. He went
to the Chinese restaurant on First
street Thursday evening, in company
with three white men . There he was
accosted by Marshal Sigman, who ad-
vised him to leave the city, as men
out of work who could or would give
no good excuse for being here would
not be permitted to loiter about and
become a nuisance to the public.
Burney says he went to the waiting
room at the depot, where he was again
accosted by the police. Messrs. Negus
and Won Richter. and warned to leave
the city or suffer the consequences.
Asked why he boarded a train con
sisting only Of Pullman cars, knowing
he would have to pay additional fare,
he said he did not know the difference
and boarded the first train that came
along. Two Of the white men who
were with him are said to have bought
tickets to Omaha, and the third Ia be
lieved to have left the city on train
No. 8. arriving soon after No. 10 had
gone. beating his way to Cheyenne and
then disappearing.
Burney denies that he was with the
white men on the train Of that be was
seen counting money in the q
He claims to have . wife at Omaha
living on . certain street in that city
known to be occupied largely by faller
women Of the negro ace. He has
woman" somewhere in Kansas.
He l. said to have told some Of hii
friends at Greeley and Fort Collin
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THE BUSY BACILLUS
GETS DOWN TO BUSINESS.

The folding entertaining little story
in rhyme was printed in the last issue
of the Rabbits Foot, published at Den
yer, INT its author is unknown. Lewis
Tyvold of the Gem City grocery de-
clares by all the great horn spoons and
other gift thing that he is not the auth
or. and John hurley of the Holiday
company swears by jinks and jump
ing Peter" he never saw it before:
Boracic in the soup,
Wood alcohol in wine.
Catsup dyed a lurid hue
BY using aniline.
The old ground bulls of cocoanuts,
Served to Us as spices;
l recken crisp and frigid glass
Is served out with the ices.
Milk-the kind the old COW gives
Way down at Cloverside-
It's II tnlrd milk ana water anu
And ten-formaldehyde.
The syrup's bleached by using tin,
And honey's just glucose
And what the fancy butter is
The goodness gracious knows.
The olive oils Of cotton seed,
There's alum in the bread;
It's really a surprise to me
The whole durn race amt dead.
Meantime all the germs and things
Are buzzing At to kill;
And II the food you eat don't git you,
The gal darned microbes will.
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REPUBLICANS OF COLORADO LEG
IslATURE WILL PASS EIGHT.
HOUR BILL ACCEPTABLE
TO THE LEADERS.
viii Adopt The Minority Report
and Kill Features Discriminating
Against Certain Class Of Laborers
House Judiciary Committee Will
Investigate Steel Trust Argu-
ments in Smoot Case Tomorrow.

Denver, Colo, Jan. 25.-It was an
nounced today that the republican ma.
jority Of the legislature had agreed to
adopt the minority report on the Ste.
vens eight-hour bill and will pass it.
The majority report is to be killed.
This means that the new law will show
no discrimination whatever, and will
satisfy all the labor leaders.
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win Inve,tioate Steel Trust.

Washington, d. c., Jan. 25.-The
house committee on judiciary today
decided upon an investigation of the
steel trust. The points to be ascer-
tanned are to what extent the trust con-
trolls the output, the prices by the in
dependents, the differences in prices at
home and abroad, and whether the con-
ditions are a conspiracy in restraint Of
trade.
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ARREST Of LEADERS,
IS CAUSING D|SMAy
courts are closed, as the lawyers re-
fuse to appear until the people have
been granted a hearing.
Poles Awaiting the Word.

Warsaw, Jan. 25.-The people Of
Poland are generally awaiting the word
to arise against Russia. Much rest.
lessness also prevails throughout Fin
land. Thousands Of workmen paraded
last night with red flags and broke
windows in all the government build
ings at Helsingfors.
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HIP DEDICATED BY
FALL ON THE PORCH

Two weeks ago today Mrs. Mike
Carroll, 50 years of age. fell on the
porch ut her home, sustaining . dislo'
cation and fracture Of the right hip
making it necessary today to admin
lister chloroform in an attempt to re
duce the fracture and set the disloca'
ton. Drs. Brown and Stevens per.
formed the operation, which vas a. sue
cessful as could be expected under the
distressing circumstances.
Mrs. Ryan, who lives on the west
side, fell at her home last night, bruis.
ing her chest, requiring the services OF
q surgeon and physician.
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Special o The Republican.

Cheyenne, Wyo., Jan. 25.-The sen,
ate and house Of representatives of the
Eighth state legislature met in joint
session in the hall Of the house Of rep
resentatives at noon today, with Presi-
dent Levers of the senate In the chair.
The journals Of the two house Of yes.
terday relating to the vote for United
States senator were read. President
Levers stated that it appeared from
the journals that Hon. Clarence D.
Clark of Evanston had received a ma
jority Of the votes cast in each house
and that it would. therefore, be I'M
necessary for the two house to vote in
joint session. He would declare in
stead that Mr.. Clark had been re-elect-
ed United States senator from Wyo
ming for the term beginning March
4, 1905. There was tremendous ap-
plause at the conclusion of the presi.
dents statement and loud calls for Mr.
Clark. A committee consisting, of
Baird and Schnitger was appointed to
notify Mr.. Clark of his election and in.
vite him to address a joint session of
the two house at l O'Clock this after
noon, the train from the east having
delayed the arrival Of the senator until
that time.
The joint session of the two houses
was brief but there was a deal of en-
thusiasm, the democratic members.
many Of them. participating in the ap.
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Revolutionary Government Ready,

Revolutionary Government Ready.
London, Jan. 25.-It 10 stated In rev
olutionary circles here that an organ
ixation has arranged for funds and ma
terial for = general outbreak in the
Russian provinces Thursday and Fri
day. They are expected to cause much
bloodshed. It 10 stated that . provis-
ional government has been ready for
several days. News If the arrests Of
Gorky and other leaders has caused
apprehension In revolutionary circles
here.
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Bills In the U
Special to The Republican.

Special to The Republican.
Cheyenne, Wyo., Jan. 25.-There was
afternoon and this morning, the most
of them Of minor importance, and they
were referred to committees. They
are as follows:
BY Mr.. Snively-House bill No. SO.
providing a tax levy for the support oil
the Sheridan state hospital.
By Mr.. Hayden-House bill No. 81,
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Subscribe for stock now In our Local
building association. A new series will
be issued on January rs. 1905. Pros
pective borrowers m preferred. Ap
ply ut Albany County National banh
or at ONCE Of ]. H. Symons. Secretary
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or WISE MEN.

Liars ought to have good memories.
-Algernon Sidney.
He knows little who will tell his
wife all he knows.-Thomas Fuller.
Who overcomes by force hath over
come but half his foe.-John Milton
Since knowledge is but sorrows spy
It Ia not safe to know.
Sir William Davenant.
Revenge Is a kind of wild JUS!
which the more mans nature rcn
the more ought Law to weed It o
Francis Bacon.
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Paris. Jan. 25.-Rojestvensky's squad
ron vas reported at Passandava bay,
OF the northwest coast of Madagascar,
January 20. The hurricane season has
now started and may drive it into the
east coast.
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srameI Bill Indefinitely Postponed.
Special to The Republican.

opecldi u Inc ftepuDllcan.
Cheyenne, Wyo., Jan. 25-In the sen,
ate this morning Senator Bramel's
alien labor bill, senate file No. 7, max.
ING Il a misdemeanor to employ alien
labor b., any individual. Wyoming or
foreign corporation or others, was in.
definitely postponed.
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Jefferson City, Mo-, Jan. 25.-Repre-
sentative Walmsley Joined the repub-
lican boilers today. voting for Good
rich for senator. The vote was: Cock
rell, 80; Niedringhaus, 76; Kerens, ~;
Goodrich, 2.
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Lawx.n 40 en etrike.

MOSCOW. Jan. sb.-Many workmen
refused to leave the factories this
morning. A demonstration tonight be-
fore the Kremlin ID expected to bring
recruits. Troops are doing all possible
TO prevent the gathering 1t b ssd-
mated that 5000 r now out. The
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FIRE At LINCOLN.
Tenants Driven, scantiIy Clad, Into
Freezing Weather.

Lincoln. Neb., Jan. 25.-Fire de-
stroyed the Halter furniture block to-
day, driving the tenants on the upper
floor into zero weather scantily clad.
LOSS, 5000 1000.
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Eyes Of Animals and Fishes.'
Horses. CRATES and ostriches hav'
he largest eyes Of land animals: cut
|EleAsh Of sea creatures.
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Special Service Squadron Formed.
Toxic, Jan. 25.-A new fleet is being
arranged for the Japanese. Today the
navy department announced the for
nation of a special service squadron.
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Below Zero In Boston.

BELOW Zero IN botton.
Boston, Mass, Jan. 25.-roday the
gale is very fierce and the thermometer
Is down below zero. All New England
is In the throes Of q storm.
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WILL GIVE LECTURE
At SCIENCE HALL

Prof. knight of the university will
give an illustrated lecture at science
hall at the university tomorrow night
on the manufacture of steel, to which
the public is invited.
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Arsuments to Begin Tomorrow.

Washington, D. c., Jan. 25.-Attor-
neys for the defense in the Smoot case
rested today. Arguments of five hours
on each side will begin tomorrow.
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MINING CLAIM FILED
IN CLERKS OFFICE.
Grant Harnden today filed claim for
the Minnie mine, in the western part
of the county.
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Midnight Twilight At Paris.
Paris 10 far enough north for mia.
sixht twilight to be dtscernible.
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l,lily Republican so cents . month.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-04
PROGRESS IN BALTImORE.

Baltimore's recovery from the great fire Of
February, 1904, has been swift and thorough
The city not staggered by the disaster
which overlook IT. From the first its people de-
clined all offers of outside aid starting in with
true American grit and confidence TO repair their
losses In n little more than year they have
replanned and largely rebuilt the burned bust
ness district, and they are now preparing to in
stall a sewer system and TO initiate a general
scheme Of municipal improvements On Tues
day the voters Of Baltimore approved the float.
ing of three municipal loans, the proceeds of
which are 10 be used in identifying and mod
ernZing the city Thirteen million dollars is
10 be raised, Of which 81. 900 900 will 90 10 the
extension Of the park system $1,000. 900 10 tbe
improvement of outlying territory annexed 10
the city proper, and $1OOGO000 to the construc-
ton Of a sewer and drainage plant. Curiouslv
enough, Baltimore has never had suI)-surfoca
drainage. The cutters have been used as sew
ers, and as consequence the streets have al
ways been crudely and roughly paved and sell
dom kept in a presentable or sanitarily whole
some condition The introduction Of under
ground sewers will lead TO the asphaltng Of the
streets and 10 their Identification and better
ment for travel So that eventually Baltimore
Will owe 10 the fire Of 1904 not ONLY the rebuiId
ing Of its business section Oh modernized lines
but notable enhancement of its general de-
STABILITY a place OF residence
1t was feared that the conservatism which
had plodded along for so many years content
with old conditions might operate to defeat the
improvement loans Opposition was made on
inc ground that the tax rate would be unduly
increased and that higher rents would follow
IL was also contonded that the old sewer sys
TEN was gool enough, and that even with sur
lace drainage Baltimore had escaped any seri-
Gus epdemics. Politics, TOO. entered to some ex-
tent into the contest; for the present Mayor of
baltimore. who strongly supported the loans
and who Is 10 appoint the commission TO direct
The Installation Of the sewer system Is n Re
pnbhchh' ana the Democratic machine leaders
nave becn charged with cons irlI to uDs Inc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-04
Ietp:2lrrIs Z'soilp QJribn,fe
THURSDAY, MAY I, 1905.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN-The strike movement is spread
ing rapidly IL Poland. and riots are Of frequent
occurrence in many towns: trouble report
Cd from several towns in European Russia and
4 strike on the Siberian Railway is feared. =
No definite adVices have been received regard
ing the movements Of the hostile fleets in the
Far East - Advices from Toxic say that
the japanese Will probably succeed in raising
several Of the Russian warships sunk at Port
Arthur. - Many cures of cancer by means
OF The Rontgen rays were reported by doctors at
the International Congress in Berlin. - The
Earl Of Dunraven has published a pamphlet
pointing out alarming conditions in Ireland
and urging measures Of self-government. -=
James Sutherland Minister of Public Works in
the Canadian Cabinet. died at Woodstock.
DOMESTIC.-James ]. Hill spoke against
government control OF railroad rates before the
Senate Committee Interstate Commerce.
g. The exhibition Of appliances in connection
with the International Railway Congress was
opened in Washington, Secretaries Morton and
Tart being among the speakers. -- The strike
disturbances in Chicago became so alarming that
business men decided TO call on the Governor to
order the militia. test vote in the
State Senate last night on one of the less i'm
pcrtant Of the gas bills showed q against and
- for them. - The Senate and Assembly
passed both the State Water Commission and
the Mayors Water bills. - The Niagara
Power grab bill passed the State Senate by a
vote OF % TO 20 Senator Drescher, who Wednes-
day voted against the measure casting the de-
Cisive vote.
CITY.-Stocks We're weak - President
James W Alexander of the Equitable Life As
surance Society resigned trustee Of the Hyde
estate stock. - The Patterson case vent 70
me jury. == Brooklyn veterans refused to
march in Memorial Day parade behind ex-Con-
1ederates Mrs. Catherine Cielshenen.
witness in the Dodge Morse divorce case ar
rived on the Kaiser Wilhelm - The Evan
geiSuc Committee asked the Mayor for permits
sion 20 hold meetings on the City Hall steps
THE decentralization for TODAY:
Fair The temperature yesterday: Highest II
degrees: lowest, 81.