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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-03-07

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| 2iteraturen. 2igeiaaliot mei,er BON
at Der life meIlem bisie er Dem, ion
meo tiIitrGffelie Spbeligbeo bar be-
teanet fin Sfiaing Tom anerifanif
.forianniot iorn De meb itor Gpgtisbef
o. 8elialitet bar ifiIoret piaie b r o.
,uincieIIe Siber of nnerifanit
Gin og Sorbolb. San merer life, al
7. Gr. Marf Stpoin life err en- origi'
nal omerifanif 3umoriit, eaer' al
5rog" fife er ei
pgte propincielt omerifailIf
QroSlft. Seller life bill ban iniiuere,
at Spriottere Tom Zoe, SonefelloD,
9rpaut eaer 2olpell life bar inolaat
iia flor 5ortieneite al tit 2anbs Gite-
tiife goaapI.
Soar ban tiger, at Ser life CT ifreoct
en- tppiif nnleritanif 9pnclle, iaa bar
ban oerueb baooe billet iibpege go.
peLen Tom ben Gigniugsiorm, npori
ct beIitebt n%ntionolt 2ip fsrit os
fpIotgft nobenbnrer ii9. % faa
ioitiIaact, at Dem iammeniutte omeri.
fanife Gppc enOnu blot or | lin Dor.
ben. @onife hit tror oi at hume
sine Goliturerne al Den, men Der
frerntrrbcr enouu life iom ct fulot
fGr6igt alIlturprobuft.
Iette Iaoer iig meget let iorflore.
Oct amerifanife Snmiuno bar enonu
life belt forogiet De eIcmenter, Ser
sietuem Subpnuoringm bar tiIHubt
oct. Get omerifanife 6olf er Ell M
Ration. Ter er arpftcr iom mdoite
hos iutet auoct Self, men DC bar life
naaet at bIipe imeItet inuueu til ct
belle, % oct bill tnae Sib, Ter bette fer.
HopeIlematerialet (bet tppiife) er alt
iao euoulr life tiIite6e. Get originate
babe / 2ipet og 2iterot,tren er | oct
bsieitc al ell rent propincieI aarafter
npeugIanbif I. gr.
Ger or ingen amerifonif Robellc,
Ser iaa intent afbiloer oct 5Olfeliu
iom ifuIoe ppre iGregent. ior a III c.
ritonife 5orboIo, iom I. Or,
bar iftl6ret uorif Sol
feIip / fine 9onoenopeller % SouaS
Gle / noeIe al line Sisiortrlinger
for blot at boloe os iii ct Bar ueis
@rempler.
en- al DC omerifanIfe Gigtere, ion
pna fit ipecielle Self reber itsrit Sri.
9inalitet, Soaquiu Wiaer, bar oitnoet
iig ct fort Noun peO line Sange fra
6e caliioruiife Sierras, men be1ne.
9tatning er life uogct llotrpf Tor ell
oImenqrIbig omerifanif Stemning,
iOaIeocS iom I. Gr &iuieS 800 Huu-
ourne" oa enteIte andre uorite Noa
tltrpoeiier baaoe | fin 8runbopintning
% aompoiition er lorife. De er iffa
Iiaeiom bisie fplOt al Solfets eget
Stenminas' % 6eleIieSlip, iua at
man / bpcr Strofe li9eiom isler bcu
NatiouS S(onSeorGt, al bpiS alil.
tur og rationale llooitliug Oe er
%ipungne.
Elsie grcmpIer bill / nopen @raO
ticne til at iQuitrere bore egne norlts
amerifonIfe 6orbolb; iii bar amerItc
enouu life uooet oerbeu, at oct bar
hrutet frcmbringe en- tppiif Grert'
fonif 0igtniug, tor man fprmooentlig
life aisre iig itor 6orbaabning ON,
at Ell li6en aoloni Der itoor unoer
umerifanif Eonpirfutng paa bcn enc
She oq norit poo Den on0crL itai
funne ifobe iig en ieIpitGnoig 2itera'
tur eaer nfaipe Notwithstanding
ior ct originuIt Iou6Slip. Scr ttInGra
m%eIie3piS fan Blue tiIitrGffeIigt for
bore .9eboO.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-03-07

elsie Gilitauoe refIcftcrcr life pou
bore norifsameritonIfe 6orboIo / Den
6oritnth, at Sc faitCr nogCn StpaBe
ouer oct aauoelige Nrbefbe, iom or
ubfort iblanSt oS. Ger Iigqer inQcn
Co0eI 6eri oper pore Stoler cller bort
firfelige SicI. Ci heller noBen at'
flogc MOB TORE 6oriottcre % bpao DC
bar ifrcpet. Wtun moa tperttmob iao
mcget mere bclnore. buab Ger or no
rcttrt. MAR man ier, utber bptlfc
ugurtigc TorboIS ri / mango Sen'
iCenbcr Cr iti0et.
&c uauoeIigc Suorctninaer, Der CT
opItaaet iblunOt oS / Dor Spergon9S.
pcriooe, Gr peI for ben itsrlte Del en-
Nruat al DiGmIouoets SlIltur, men
oe bar ieIoioat mnottet optage / iig
nor al omerifnnit SiIGt til, al %
tumoe paste ino | oe upe 6orboIb, %
bpor nouifeligt oct oite eub bar pGret
at tiIfrco@tille blot &c nRrmeite arar
moer Oiaie 6orbolo, iao pil piituot
eubUcr ubiloct &ugttn9er iuorsmute.
at baa0e pau SfoIcnS % airfenS Sm'
roooe er ser aiort et b~ctpocIigt gr'
beioe.
Iette bar ri On iorncmnelig be
tirteIigc Gorcgon9$nTno og bort
Volts rtbprUgeoe reIigieic Srous al
taTfe Tor. Nfru ioroi DC firteligc Sn'
tere5ier uotlrIiG uof har pGret 81
prUoomiuerenOc ibIanbt oS. berior CT
Oaioa belle port epriac aoubeIige Mr..
belize bIepet Sirfeu mere eller nlinbrC
Wrocrorouet. Cen bar taget ole &rGi.
ter i i'm Giengite, 90 vi fortputer Der
life /, al BEN life bar oporaget bon
uHae @tGno i'll Gigtere; hi Oct poi
life. Gigtcre. 6oltet ipurate cfter. Ge,
buo ON Ereiter.
Seq itaI life her aau npruere ina
poo Den nerifsamerifunite 6rifirfeS
getgontng for norit auIhtr % No'
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-03-07

"Ionien: IN err blepet Reg
ningsbuo. bsrer iea. IA Sr on piit
iusrn peltommeH 8ieit nosetiteoS.
Terien; ~sa. jog peb life oct.
Sea bIiper itabis aumooet ON al
fomme igien.-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-03-07
Dor fnlturelle Stillin9.
CSoDa 9. sihi .2st nOrts sslaabs apartalNnit)

SiItrcos for entclte llStaIeIier
bore goiicr og andre SteSer ON Nu.
ligbeoen al en- frentioie n6rif.aueri.
fanif 9itcratur, ter oct forbaabentlia
ioruoiGttes iom gist, at De oIlerfle.
TIE, Der lager ltogen Del | bort norife
Strro / bette 2mto, % for bpem
GonoSliO % 9ntiomlfslelie er noee.
mere emo en- IpScroe palm % en-
fIingeuOe 9ieLbe, / S~ooeoiogen er
erlige ON. at hi / Dor SpergangstiI.
it1nS Tom orif- gmerifauere iapner
teuneIig mango 9etiugcIier for al
flnne ibaa belt o. boIOeut paa @nc
&en / fIItitreI &euieenoe.
Den intCresiante 0ritrn6iabe6, at
ni bar banrct Ct norif SeITfab ibIonOt
os, er / fla 'eIo uetop cit SltbrsnmeIie
of at Oct un6er bore irreane 6or.
boI0 bar bit iig nsbocnoiet at ole al
a n 8 re SiiIturftlSer. 81 erfien6er
&rfeIiabeSeu berpeo, Of hi er beupi.
itc til at Iepe poa DC auIhlrfrugtcr,
iopr olerebc Iig9cr m6one og iGr0ige
for o3 | 0igtring og Siitorie, | natiU'
malt 2ip og 5ru6itior.
Get er / 8ruuheH let at ifisnne, al
bette life go0t fan bare ~nnberIeSeS,
ii6eu De &tIfaar, boorrm6er hi leper,
oltiaa life / noger 6oritnuS or per.
manente, men Blot mioiertiOige. Gn
Spcrgang5tiIitoub iom Sen, boort &c
rorife Amerifnnere ru befinSer Tia,
bar alhri8 ai9toct @rrnbIng for Ell
ieIoitpnOig S1ilturub0itlng, % bpi5
oi iftEbe fltnne trufc os WhlIigbe6er
al, OF bort SoH Der / 2auSet mag.
teSe Ell ioo6an Spaabe, maattc ri til,
Iige funue t9ufe os MuIigbcoen a.
at set err faI6t | Dor 500 at uorette
noaet. ser life bar Siocitufte / ST.
itorier.
a1iItureIt feet er ni ct 5oH pan
SanSrina - Romn0er paa Spergon.
gen fra en- Patton iii cit an0en.
Gn6uu er Di life paa Iaugt nGr nnaat
frem oiO. boorben Dor 9ei neSpenOig.
big mau 90 bill fere os. 9erfor
bar Ri beIer life boerfen oiIIet eI,
Ter funnel belt rine os los ira Dc
&aartb, iom fnptter os iii oct 9ano,
nj forIoo. gi feter enouu Sraug I'll
Of lcoe meo / norif auItur. omeno
benne Srang oanIfe piit er mere cler
mir6re uoprGget hos DC forItieligc
Suoinioer, olt eiter be forifieli9e
SipspiIfoor 90 oeu GpSrooelie, De bar
npot.
Get famine SorboIS bill utpiliomt
aiere iig ei9I0enne enSml / Ianae 81.
Der ircrnoocr, meo andre Orb, inStit
bore G~iterfommere | moen, treble cl.
Ter fier6e Generation - ionIeoeS iom
Oct M fan fol6e fig - er gaoet belt
oocr | ben omerifanife Station og Iom
en- ioit 8eitonabeI al 6eule mere i,6e,
Irffcnoe fan mare fig paa 6eus aul.
t%ltrfrugter.
Oct er grfienoeIicn al 6i8ie Gina.
boerfen mere eiler min0re iom bar
affpbt ben 9euGgeIic. Der or fienot
unher Nopu Of 0etRorife Sell
ifab / inertia.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-03-07

Sor dt fliftre ltabc en- e1cll Tltltlir
% &iteratlrr, ifaI Der i~eIpieIgeIig no.
get mere I'll END ct Bar, elcr / 6sioer
ire eaer fire 6orfattere, iom ifriper
lGIeIige JortGIItuger pe6 IieI6ne gn.
leOnin8cr, % ct ballot Sne8 andre,
Der IctIigbe0Spi8 f~oritnar at omiUttc
Ell Stemnina / Ct oelFItuQen6e Beers.
&iirtot fan set life anoet emo QlG0c
os bette, at Der o9iaa fin0cS uorif.
omerItoHite 0i9te % andre itienli.
tcrPre Erooltftcr. Scr tauler SQns
menligning meo 2iterotlr, iom er op.
itaaet uHoer langt aunitipere ior.
boIo END bore, % lao mig - for at
f~orehpaae @fi5foritaagIie - titisie, at
lHgen glGocr fig mere cprigtig opcr
en- pe~IifreDcr norit,amerifauIt @op.
eno ieg aisr. Men iea uroa iremoe.
les bPNoe Ncu Spfntuiug, at De iaa
peIitreUue R9ger al ifignliterprt Sno.
hoIh, iom er ifrCore al b~crbocune
3orSHUlo, CT Tntgt Al m nn0cn Sui.
tltr emo Den iom iurIiI ImIoc no
merle oa iom Horif amerifuncre.
Gette er oQino en- al @rmtOcnc til, at
apor OeIIfreprc oi5ie .&elcr enc fan
bore, faa betegner DC ipprt Ii0et iom
ct for % cicuOommeliQt % tbplif
&ulhIrprobu,t, @pi$ Ser er noaprt
Sell at finee 0e0 bette. ioo Iiaqcr Sci.
len naturIi8pls life hes 6orfottrrue.
men / ieipe 5~crboI6cue.
On bcrsmt um,rifouif Toriotter.
@tIIiu NJ Deem $50 bar
npIig ubtoI;, al Der crtomu life CT
itrGet en en,ilr tupiit amcrifanif
NoOeae, % at Ser iittcrt oIiaa oil
hclaoa en- lang lii, ice en- ino0an
nil bliOe itrtocn. Iel rationale ome.
ritouitr Sin icEl q hclc bar eiter
haus 9tCHiug enorm life fcrmaact al
uoUifie uogct tu,nIrcIt tUpiif, iom bar
hmmct afipciIe fig / 2ou0ctS StieuIi.
trratur; Get uti iigc, noqct, ION er
oau @ra0 lSpruaet amcritauit, al
oct or iGrIiat beiegnenOe for Oct orr
Qinole encr icNOitpnbigc @iU. ION Del
ameritauife 6oIt Ieper / gtoSipiuing
til andre GoIf, % ION / Strait bcrai
aIrne filler fla no ira bet, iom bsre,
ben gnHife 8erOen iii oa er en- 6rl,8i
al G]Iotliiutiouen I oct belle.
SermeD meHr Somels uuturIia
bis life, at Der life er mierifauift
Joriattere % StisnaanSer, JON mo-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-03-07

laJ~sss Seps at taae watneT's White Wits
vSett WV OF raT fer ashofsn @araHte
rs al sies patlrfisis staerins.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-03-07

Sl0n0he0, ltoromGnoene poa Ss,
lano bar lat ct grempel. iom mol
funoe friite os til giterligniug, ON
pi blot bar itilet tilnrrmelieSpiS IL
geiaa heIniGt. iom DC bar; men oct er
ui MI en9aug life. 9erfor gnar De!
beIer life an at trrffe Garalleler
meuem ort islmbife. Sn~opanoring
oct tiGl0c aarbmorebe oa Srlopar.
oriu9en al Norbmenb til amsrifa
BET nitten0e % ippenoe.
Meo Iiae tor Ret, Tom pi poabc,
raober o$ ASlanb | oenne Sorbinoelie
fimoe ri I, or. sisre ~giaIoerbe, al ON
Horbmpnowes 4oloniiation al Ime'
rita bar blcpen til SirieIigben, eiter'
at Seii hlpNe opbaaet Sanoct, % d
iaaleSeS par blepet Den npe Geroen;
Scrrer, ia1 piloe Se tiniae blepet STD
bereu al 0cl amerifanife aultltr. 9ei
enc or IiNc iaa meset Ell SeIpislge ION
oct nu0rt; tbi oct or bGpet coer ei'
bper Sptl, at 0orbm9noene ! CT iao.
ouut SiliplOe life piloe blcpet Sn'
b%ianere Clcr aanet tilbase til @arbn'
rsrre$ llNpifIinsstrin.
Siberuc bar forarsret iig, vi fon'
mer life til bette 9no iom Serrer %
Grobrerc; nj fonnes iom iattige emi'
arauter, bpiS p9ientIige @aaI er al
bereNc Us ct iorairit llSfomme. "
tort cipiIiieret Saminno ltdor fir %
fGroiat til at mootase os % as
iimiIerc o2,, Gette iioite fan Oct peI
fife ianSau uoen pioere % meS eli
, 1905-01-11
Value Of Learning by Sound.

What do you think of the new idea
of teaching children by sound" asked
the Theorist of the Man With a sam.
lily.
81 don't seem to take to it." said
the latter. Il did. Of course. at first.
for | believe that our educators are
achieving wonders in the way CT help
ing the youngsters to get their educa-
ton with ease. But | had a practical
demonstI alton the other day hat the
new system has flaws. My siX-year-
old boy showed me.
1T was after his first day at school
and he came home considerably pulled
I'D with his own importance and the
excitement of the thing in general.
We'll. Bill | said. what did you
learn today
Yes. papa, he said. 1 learned VINO
made the first American flag.
Good said /. Here was a fine be-
ginninS-education and patriotism all
at once. So | continued, And VITO
vas ito
PATSY Ross,
And he seemed so pleased that |
hated to tell him he was wrong, and
that he had done Betsy Ross a wrong
by giving a man credit for her immor.
tai performance.
, 1905-01-11
MAXWELL
DEAD AT HIS HOME

ISeventb state IenisIatnr. and n him
belongs the credit for .h
the coal taxinp hin who, ,o,r, ,,s
name His servica- - .ho
side Of tba neop;a nm, ,o lat, aou,
his dutias NOT becareo h ,. ,ooL,,a
in tho nowor IF ui,, 49,
~ueonIe bu, for H., ,roi,,. -, a.. ,.,u
disease having sannod b;s s,r.no,b
and left him IittIo haitian tho, An.
ing chance for many months
1t NAV be said of William Naxweu
what can he said of al gooa oiti,ons.
He had his rough Sides. ba had bis
traits of character that mazda him n
man marked among his fellows. he
had peculiarities of ~disnosition as we
all have; but he had what MANY do
not, an inordinate love for his fellow
man and for equal and exact ~iustice
to all. His enemies received as warm
word of praise for deeds well lone as
his firmest friends.
When Mrs. Maxwell and the chill
dren reach the city they will be able
TO range the funeral details. Mrs.
, 1905-01-11

William Maxwell of Tie Siding, for
nearly a third of a century a resident
board of county commissioners and a
member from Albany county of the
Seventh STATE legislature. died at his
home at Tie Siding at 2:15 O'Clock
this morning of pernicious anaemia,
and the remains will be brought to
this city and inferred in the city Gem
etery. Word of the death of Mr.. Max.
well came early this morning in tele-
grams from Fred Maxwell to a num-
Der OF citizens. among them DIR. H. l..
Stevens, his business partner; Hon.
, 1905-01-11
REPUBLICANS OF THE COLORADO
LEGISLATURE MAY UNSEAT
THE MAN ARBITRARILY
SEATED LAST YEAR.
Determined That He Must Give Way to
Senator Dick, Whose Place He
Took That Teller Might Be Re-
turned to Senate-Missouri House
Will Investigate Receipt Of Cam
pai9n Funds From Breweries.

Denver, Colo., Jan. 1.-THE house
adjourned this morning, after a very
short session, in order to allow the
senate to dispose OF the contests
which have been threatened. In a
caucus last night the senate repub-
licans decided to ask for the removal
OF Democratic Senator Born only, in
order that Dick, deposed two years
ago, might be seated. The democratic
senators are c%aucusing on this matter
today. The contest tied up the sen
ate. and that body adjourned after a
few minutes session. for the purpose
of discussing the matter.
, 1905-01-11
GETTING
THREE.|NCH RAIN
PRECIPITATION HALF AS MUCH
AS ENTIRE RAINFALL FOR
THE YEAR 1904.
Train Service Somewhat Crippled But
No Trains Reported Blocked So
Far-MekinIey County Getting
Best Soaking It Ever Had-Man
Frozen In St. Louis.

Phoenix. Ariz., Jan. 1.-THE rain
storm of the past few days continues
today, the entire precipitation being
nearly three inches, Or half as much AZ
the precipitation for the entire year of
1904. Train service is delayed, but up
to date none have been stalled.
The storm extended to western New
Mexico, and all last night the cold rain
fell. which continues today, and Nc
Kinley county has received such a
soaking as 1t never had before. Stock
men are 'ubilant.
, 1905-01-11
Mr.. AtherIy Speaker Pro Tenn.

Cheyenne, Wyo., Jan, 1.-THE after
noon session of the legislature on tn,
first day was confined entirely to the
perfecting of the permanent organiza
ton, and both houses adjourned at ar
early hour.
In addition to the officers named In
yesterdays Republican, j. S. Atherly
OF Albany county was elected and
sworn in as speaker pro ten of the
house.
A committee consisting of one mem
Der from each county, with the speaker
as ex oficio chairman. was named tc
draw up rules and joint rules and the
rules of the seventh legislature were
held effective until the new rules are
drafted.
The committee met last night in the
Inter- Ocean hotel and will probably re,
port to the house this afternoon.
A committee appointed to notify the
governor that the house was in session
was appointed to meet with a similar
committee from the senate, and re
ported that the governor wished to
present a message to the legislature.
The hour was at first set for 2 O'Clock
this afternoon but for the convenience
OF members who wished to attend the
stockgrowers' convention in Denver,
the hour was changed to 10 o'clock this
morning, when the two houses met in
joint session. The house considered
the matter Of this change after adjourn.
ment, and Mr.. Atherly spoke strongly
in opposition to any intended action
on the part of the house to adjourn for
. tunketing trip to Denver.
we went to Salt Lake last time to
attend this convention, said Mr.. Ather-
ly. "and the people haven't gotten over
talking about it yet"
Mr.. Black supported Mr.. Atherly. and
1t appears that efforts to adjourn for
the convention will not succeed in the
house, although the senate will prob
ably adjourn and a number of house
members. particularly stockmen. will
be excused for the remainder of the
week.
Both on the opening day and today
there have been a large number Of
visitors in both houses.
All of the members were in their
seats at the opening of the legislature
except Senator Baird, elected to fill
the unexpired term of the late Sena,
tor Badgette. On his desk was a
magnificent bouquet of beautiful roses,
which hore a mute tribute to the loss
the senate felt in the death of their
fellow member.
The new members II the senate were
sworn in yesterday afternoon by Jus
tice Potter of the supreme court. The
new members are Senators Bugas who
was a member of the house in the
seventh legislature, Baird, Cook, John
son, Keister and Price.
, 1905-01-11

Horace d. Beemer. a long friend and
fellow Odd Fellow; to Secretary Gates
of the Masons. and to Undertaken Stry.
ker. There was a universal sentiment
of regret at the passing of one of the
best known and best loved citizens of
the county.
At the request of Mrs. Maxwell. the
members of Laramie lodge, A. F. and
A. M, will have charge of the funeral
services and of the arrangements for
the burial. Mr.. Stryker was asked to
go to Tie Siding to take charge of
the body. and left for that point to-
day. 1t is expected the remains and
the members of the family will reach
the city tonight or tomorrow. The
date of the funeral, of course, has not
yet been fixed.
Mr.. Maxwell was a member of Lar
annie lodge, Masons; Laramie lodge
No. 2. Odd Fellows, and Laramie lodge,
Elks. He was II of the early mem
bers of Star of the West lodge, Odd
Fellows. at Tie Siding. and when that
lodge gave up its charter, a number of
years ago, he came by card to Laramie
lodge No. 2, having reached the posi-
ton of noble grand and past grand
in that lodge. His membership in the
Masoic lodge dates away back, as
does that in the Elks' lodge.
Mr.. Maxwell came from Canada to
this country. having settled lear Tie
Siding, where the Maxwell ranch is
considered one of the largest and
finest in the country. There he reared
his family of one son and three
daughters, and there he passed his
years. About two years ago he was
stricken with disease, and since that
time, though everything possible was
done, he has steadily grown worse, so
that. while the end was none the less
painful and the separation none the
less sad, his death has been looked for
by the members of his family, his
physicias and his friends. He passed
away as he had lived, surrounded by
the loving members of his household
and with the love and respect of hosts
of neighbors. to whom the news of his
death will come with a s%ickening sense
of an irreparable loss to them and the
state.
AS a member of the board of county
commissioners, Mr.. Maxwell did ev-
erything hat lay in his power to fos-
ter the growth of the county and place
his adopted state in the forefront of
the states of the Rocky mountain re
gion. AS a member Of the state leg
islature. the best work of his broad
mind was devoted to furthering the
interests of his constituents, he recog
nizing the needs Of the humblest will
the greatest, and their cry for aid wa'
not permitted to fall upon a deaf ear
He was a prominent member Of thu
, 1905-01-11
Of A BARGE
PICKED UP ON SEA
AMERICAN VESSEL FOUNDERS
AND MEN GO ADRIFT IN
OPEN BOATS.
Second Mate and Nineteen Sailors Go
Down at Once, but Captain and
Remainder Of Crew Rescued, After
They Had Selected One to Be
Killed and Eaten by Comrades.

London, Jan. 1.-THE steamer Zeno
has landed at Waterford, Ireland, with
the captain and eleven men of the
American steam dredge Texas, which
foundered December 8, while bound
from Dantzig for Galveston. The
crew took to two boats. The one con-
tanning the second mate and nineteen
sailors f%oundered Immediately. The
captain and eleven others drifted
about the open a in the other with
out food or water and suffering e
cruciatingly. On the day the Zeno
picked them up they had asst lots to
see which should be killed to provide
food for the remainder. The man
saved from this horrible fate is now on
the verge OF insanity. The Texas was
on her maiden trip.
, 1905-01-11
BEHAVIOR BETTER
THAN GENT|lEs'
FORMER GOVERNOR AND SEN.
AToR FROM IDAHO TEsTl-
FlEs IN sMooT CASE.
Says He Has Never Seen Mormon In
toxicated or at Gambling Table,
Although He 10 ~Prejudieed Against
Them on Account Of Their Peeu-
liar Institutions.

Washington. Jan. William Nc
Cornell, twice governor of Idaho and
once federal senator, appeared today
before the senate committee investigat-
ing Reed Shoots title to the senate
seat from Utah. Mcconnell testified
that Mormons are generally better be-
haved moray than the gentiles. He
had seen q Mormon intoxicated
or gambling. Mcconnell stated that he
was somewhat p%rejudiced against the
Mormons on account Of their peculiar
institutions.
, 1905-01-11
To Investigate State Chairman.

Jefferson City, Mo-, Jan. 11.-Assem-
blyman Grace of st. Louis has, by
resolution, called for a legislative in
v%estigation of the report that the st.
Louis brewers gave $21 900 to Thomas
X. N~iedringhaus. chairman of the
state republican committee and caucus
influence Legislation during the pres
ent session of the assembly. The leg
islature unanimously adopted the reso-
luton.
, 1905-01-11
CHIEF EXECUTIVE INTRODUCED
TO MEMBERS OF TWO HOUSES
OF THE STATE LEGisLA-
TuRE At TEN TODAY.
Bodies Listen to Its Reading and
House at Once Adjourns, Senate
Agreeing to Adjourn Until Satur-
day-Many Members Will Attend
Stock Conventions at Denver
Mr.. Atherly for Speaker Pro TEN.

Special to The Republican,
Cheyenne, Wyo., Jan. 1.-THE leg
islature held a Joint session this morn.
ing, presided over by President Lev,
ers of the senate. when the message
of Governor Brooks was delivered to
the body. The session began at 10
O'Clock. and when Governor Brooks
appeared in the hall he was greeted
with a loud and prolonged burst OF
applause. He was accompanied by
the other state oficers.
The governor was introduced by
President Levers and at once began
the delivery OF his first message, not
having concluded 1t until 1890 O'Clock.
when the joint session dissolved The
message of former Acting Governor
Chatterton was filed, but was'not read
at this session
After the dissolution Of the JStnt
session the senate returned to the
senate chamber and entertained a mo
ton from Senator Baird of Weston
county to adjourn until Monday, out
OF respect to the memory Of the late
Senator Badgette of Weston county,
whose death occurred after the ad-
tournament of the Seventh legislature,
and to take whose place Mr.. Baird was
elected last November.
The senate is bound by its rules to
adjourn for no longer a time than
three days without the consent of the
house. and 80 Mr.. Baird's motion was
so amended as to substitute Saturday
for Monday. The senate will meet
at that time and Immediately after
wards adjourn until Monday. A num-
Der Of the members OF the upper house
will go to Denver to attend the meet
ing Of the stock associations. so that
on Saturday there Is expected to be
hardly more than enough members to
meet and adjourn. The joint session
OF the legislature was SOY on
motion OF MI. salmon OF Uinta county
inthe SENATE a vote OF thanks to the
governor and other state officials was
extended. The governors message
was ordered printed.
The house met at 2 o'clock this after
noon, but the session was not long, as
, 1905-01-11
Peabody Contest to Be Filed.

Denver, Colo, Jan. 1.-THE contest
papers to be filed by Governor Pea
body will not be filed until tomorrow.
owing to several slight changes to be
made. Reports about the city today
that Peabody will not press the suit
are Indignantly denied by his advisers,
although it Is openly stated that none
of the corporations will financially
back the contest.