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Evening journal., 1905-04-15
Raised Bed Men at Bear.

Deputy Great Sachem Edward McIntire
accompanied by Great Prophet George c..
Maris, Great Senior Sycamore James IT,.
Semertcen. Great Junior Sycamore, S. j..
Barcus, Great Chief of Records, c. A..
Cline and reat Sannnp, ". II. Ferguson
went TO Little Bear Tribe. No. i6 at Bear
on Thursday evening and raised their
chiefs as follows: Prophet, William l..
Silver; sachem. Clarence Batten; senior
sycamore, William Harrington; junior
sycamore, Raymond Davis: chief of rec
ords, James Proud; keeper Of wampum,
Wilkinson Cranston; collector Of wam-
pun. Conrad Davidson; sonnaps, George
Harrington, George Kenny; warriors.
John Christopher, Harvey Reynolds, JEFF
ferson Wilson, Orviilc Davis; braves.
Preston Kemp. George Downey, Abraham
Fox, Howard McCallister; guard of for
est. BENJAMIN Simmons; guard OF wig
wam. Harold Battoa
Evening journal., 1905-04-15
WILL TAKE SCHULTZ BACK TONIGHT
Alleged Baltimore Piekpooket Arrest
ed Several Days Ago Has Been
Identified.

Lewis Schultz the supposed Baltimore
piclSpocSet arrested here ON Wednesday.
will probably be taken back 10 baltimore
this evening. Chief of Police George
Black received word from Detective lIo-
gan today tha. Governor Warneld of
Maryland had issued reluisltion papers
for Schultz. q he latter yesterday engaged
Horace G. I'm wles to defend him, and
may resist reqmNton papers.
a photograph ras also been received by
Chief Black. Ileran esfr.b.d the so
stolen as "a so bin two 80 bills nnd So
bin, corresponding to the 800 taken from
Schultz, or iiaIs son as he IL sometimes
cnlled.
Evening journal., 1905-04-15
SMALL HOUSES NEEDED
Large Number May Be Erected on
South Broome Street.

a large number of small two story
houses may be built on South Broome
street this spring. The owner OF some
property I'm that VICINITY is considering
the matter. II erected, the dwellings
viii be six and seven rooms and bath
and viii rent for about SIS a month.
There IS a great demand for snlaN
houses in that section of The city and
the demand at present is much larger
than the supply.
Evening journal., 1905-04-15
Trainino for Track sports.

Wilmington High School students are
training for the annual track sports
of The Uniersity Of Pennsylvania, 70 be
held on April 80 They had try out
yesterday
The result of the try out was promis-
ing as the candidates showed up In
good style. Professor White of the
High School, a u. of p. graduate. has
the track team in charge and under his
careful management the local boys ex-
pect 10 bring back a trophy with them.
The first six I'm the meet held yesterday
In the order in which they finished were
as follows. Roddy. Mcdaniel, White
head, Frederick. Edgar and Fisher.
Evening journal., 1905-04-15
Dad Of TeIearaph Manaaer.

William II. Larkin. who had been
manager Of the Postal Telegraph Com
pany's office in Chester. Pa., for some
time. died at Eprata. Pa, yesterday
from consumption. He had been ill for
an extended period. He was iwell
known in this city. The funeral viii
take place from the residence of his
mother-in-law at Ephrata.
Evening journal., 1905-04-15
Y. M. c. A. Program.

The program for the Y. NJ. c A. Cos
pei meeting in the Garrick Theatre to-
morrow follows:
Orchestra; prayer. the Rev. G. l.
Wolfe: the New-Century Ladies' ouartc',
lone Sweety Solemn Thought" Am
brose; HMM. when the Roll is Called
Up Yonder;" Scripture lesson; "Jeru-
salem the Golden" quartet hymn.
"Staud Up. stand Up for Jesus" address
the Rev. J. Meach Chambers Of MeV-
chanisviiie. \. g.. quartet. "L1st Co,d. "
Sullivan; 5sneGictioH.
Evening journal., 1905-04-15
"MlSS BOB WHITE" TO RETURN
Advance Agent Thropp Announces It's
Engagement on April 25.

Charles r. Thropp. advance repre-
sentative OF Miss Bob White" ar
rived In this city today and completed
for return engagement
of this popular opera at the Opera
House on Tuesday April %. The
company which gave performance
here ON September 8 last has been as
far west as San Antonio. Texas. and
as far north as Cleveland. O.
The season, which viii end at the
Park Theatre, Philadelphia, on May
13. viii have embraced thirty-seven
consecutive weeks without a one-night
lay off. The business has veen very
large this season. exceeding that OF
last year.
Mr.. Thropp Is well-known in this
city. having been business manager of
many theatrical attractions
Evening journal., 1905-04-15
viii oraanise Union.

The state Secretary of the Young
Woman's Branch o: the w. C. T. t..
has issued a call 70. all young people
interested in temperance and kindred
reforms. TO meet al W. c. r. t. head
quarters. No. 100 West Eighth street
on Tuesday evening next. April Is. for
the purpose Of organizing young
woman's branch. as an auxiliary 20 the
Wilmington Union.
Evening journal., 1905-04-15
News IS HourIy Awaited.

ST. Petersburg. April 15.-News Of a
battle between the fleets Of Rojestven-
sky and Togo is hourly expected. EX
perts agree that II must take place Off
F'ormOsa.
The Russian squadron may be re-
tarded by coaling and by awaiting the
return Of the hospital ship Orel, which
called az Saigon. to deliver and receive
dispatches and take i'm stores.
Evening journal., 1905-04-15
BIG Oil BARGE LAUNCHED
Built by H. & H. Company for Pure
Oil Company of PhiIadeIphia.

From the ways of the Harlan and Hol-
lingsworth Company at 7.45 o'clock this
morning a big oil-carryng barge con-
structed for the Pure oil Company, of
Philadelphia. was launched successfully.
The vessel is 1SO feet over all, So feet
beam and T. feet depth of hold and has a
carrying capacity Of 1000 gross tons. VIII
liam Harman of the local company was in
charge Of the launch while W. C.. Buckley
OF Philadelphia represented Lloyd's sur
vey and the oil company.
Evening journal., 1905-04-15
MEDAL CONTEST
Miss Leila n. Jones Got the Highest
Average.

There was medal contest at st.
Paul's M. E. Church last night under
the auspices of the Y. w. G.. y. L.,
assisted by Mrs. Mahala Wells Per-
kns.
Miss Leila II. Jones, of No. SOB West
Ninth street. had the highest average.
according to the opinion Of the judges.
and was awarded the medal In the first
contest, although all of the averages
We're high. In the second contest.
which was between three young wo-
men who had tied for the highest hon-
or, az a former contest. Miss Elsie
Davis was awarded the medal. her se-'
lection being. "The Hope OF the Coun-
try" The judges were DR.. Clara M.
Ferguson. Miss Mary Lakeland and j..
w. Lattomus, ESQ., and f.. c. Mccall
and S. G. Gamble acted as referee
committee.
Evening journal., 1905-04-15
DOG WAR AZ DELAWARE CITY
After May I All Unregistered CANNES
Will be Shot.
special 10 The Evening journal.

Special TO The Evening Journal
Delaware city. April l5.-At meet
ing of the Town Council Mayor Smith
decided that all dogs must be regis
tered on or before May j. After that
date unregistered dogs VIII be shot.
The Rev. Alexander M. Rich. of
Newport, preached in Christ p. T..
Church last evening.
The ladies of the NJ Il. Church held
an oyster supper on Thursday and
last evening"
T. C.. Warner has purchased a hand
some automobile.
Evening journal., 1905-04-15
Undergoing Repairs.

At the yards Of the Harlan & Hol-
lingsworth Company the ferry boat
Fearless has been hauled out upoa the
ways and repaired. The Fearless IS one
of the ferry boats plying in the upper
Delaware Rive. bsuWeen Philadelphia,
Camden and Gloucester
Evening journal., 1905-04-15
er.ves, Rody shipped Today.

The remains e.. Albert S. Gruves, whose
body was found noati, IN The Chris
tiana river yesterday morln 4: were sJr-
ped 10 Cheslertcwn, Md, today. ~he cnr-
oner's jury las; night retura"d verdict
in the case uf death from drnwu.ng at a
time and under conditions uakaoWn 90
the jury.
Evening journal., 1905-04-15
Rrandywine underaoina RepaIrs.

At the shipyards of the American
Car and Foundry Company the steam
er Brandywine of the Wilson Line, the
Wilmington Steamboat Company, has
been hauled out on the marine rail-
way for repairs to the hull and to be
nnintcd.
Evening journal., 1905-04-15
Funeral Of Isaac Griffith.

rnm his late residence, 40. 106
A. 81 Twenty third street, the funeral
cd Isaac Griffith Ill take rlace at $50
o'clock this afternoon and interment
will be made I'm Riverview Cemetery.
The services will be in charge Of the
Rev. II. c. Turner of Brandywine NJ.
u Chnrch.
Evening journal., 1905-04-15
Newark Prineipal IIl.

Special TO The Evening Journal
Newark, April l5.-Prof. George S. Mes
sersmith, principal OF the Newark public
schools is ill with typhoid fever a. n.
Smlth. class oS. Delaware Collese, Is
acting principal.
Evening journal., 1905-04-15
To observe Palm sunday.

Palm sunday will be observed by
special services all day sunday at
Bethel a. NJ. +. Church. Sixth and
Walnut streets AT 1880 the Rev. w.
ID. Chopeller, ID. D.. Secretary of tho
Snnday school Union. win preach.
Evening journal., 1905-04-15
Eirsmsn Nav Lake a Trip.

There are a number Of local firemea
who may attend the annual meeting
OF the Maryland STAKE Firenlen's Asso-
citation. 1t will be held In Hegerstown
early in June.
Evening journal., 1905-04-15
Reward for Cocker SPANIEL.

City Lineman William Gray. who re-
sides at No. SIS Monroe street is looking
for red cocker spaniel dog which stray
ed away on Tuesday last. He will pay a
reward If the animal Is returned TO him.
Evening journal., 1905-04-15
win prsdas church stree. Wharf.

The public building committee OF
City Council viii receive bids on April
% for dredging the city wharf at
Church street. The wharf has been
dredged a number OF times and is a
landing place for New Jersey truck
Evening journal., 1905-04-15
Will Hold lnouest in Mills Case.

VIII Hold Inquest in Mills Case.
Coroner Purl1s will hold an inquest
into the death OF II. Mills OF Buffalo"
who shot himself to death in Rockford
Park last Tuesday on Wednesday next.
If tho body Is not claimed by Monday
il will DE inferred.
Evening journal., 1905-04-15
High School Game.

Tho Wilmington High Schocl baseball
team will play the Roman Catholic
High School. Of Philadelphia. at the
Union street grounds on Tuesday.
Evening journal., 1905-04-15
LosT,N FOUND. REWARD.

LOST-Watch charm with two photo
graphs In back. Reward of $500
II returned to Chas. s. Hurlock. 7th and
Poplar. April lift.
Evening journal., 1905-04-15
Fiaht MaY oeeur Today.

London April l5.--It As expected that
the rival fleets viii meet today off the
FOrmosa or Bashie Channel
Evening journal., 1905-04-15
Many Votes Transfsrrss.

trassferred 40 voters. Yesterday = were
transferred.
Evening journal., 1905-04-15
MAY FIGHT CLOSE
TO OUR TERRITORY
Admiral Train Expects Rus
SLAMS and Japs to Battle
Near Philippines
WHY THE OREL WAS SENT AWAY

Manila, April 15.-Admiral Train,
commanding the American fleet in
Asiatic waters. expects the great Rus
sian and Japanese fleets to fight soon
close to the Philippines and to Amer
lean waters.
The American admiral. whose chief
duty now is TO preserve the neutrality
of these waters, believes that Admiral
Rojestvensky Is Kidding his fleet of all
his sick so that every surgeon, every
hospital facility may be used in at
tending the men who viii be wounded
in the battle that impends.
Train. who knows the tropics. knows
that Roiestvensky's sick list is prob
ably long. because he has been in the
tropics for months. Each sick man
requires some part OF the time and at
tention OF the surgeons and others OF
the hospital stan. SO Rojestvensky
sends away the sick before he is bur-
dened with wounded.
The dispatches from Saigon telling
OF the hospital ship Orers arrival was
first interpreted as stating that tn,
Orel. a fast and roomy vessel OF tn,
volunteer fleet, had many wounded OF
board. A code word was misunder.
stood.
The French have a fine naval hos
pital at Saigon. Besides the Rus.
slams naturally chose TO send theii
sick to their ally's port.
Some American naval officers ex
press surprise that the Orel did no
put into Saigon sooner. According 4
reports received here, Rojestvensky'
fleet has gone so far north toward Jap
an that the hospital ship must hav
turned back TO make Saigon. Thes
naval officers suggest that the Rus
sian admiral has kept the Orel wit
him because he expected to meet IN
Japanese fleet at any moment, but no
having been molested as yet he de
cided to part with his hospital ship 70
la short time.
Evening journal., 1905-04-15

CThe Formosa Channel or Strait Is
between the Island OF Formosa and the
Chinese mainland The Bashie Chan
mel IS between Formosa and the is
lands which form a connecting link
with the Philippines and leads from
the upper China Sea into the Pacifc.)
Evening journal., 1905-04-15
THE WEATHER.

Tomorrow promises to be
partly cloudy to fair with
light and fresh winds. Mon =
day fair.
Evening journal., 1905-04-15
1t costs less to

1t costs less to
advertise than
not to. You
might have the
finest stock in
town, but you
must tell people
you have it, else
they will not
know it. There
is but one way
to reach Even-
j n < Journal
readers.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-09
THOMPSON. lSElDEm &C.,
Howard and Sixteenth Streets

John F. Sides. stationed at Pender; Earl
Mathews, James Allan, Henry Holman and
J. o. Moore.
Senators Are Surprised.
WASHINGTON, Dec. S--(Special Tele-
gram. 1.-The Bee correspondent was first 20
give Senators Willard and Burkett the news
of Marshal Mathews dismissal. Senator
Burkett stated he knew nothing of the
merits OF the case, but presumed Mr..
Mathews was satisfactory officer in view
of his term of service In the ONCE OF United
States marshal.
IL am astonished at the news" said Sena-
tor Willard. II feel as II some mistake
must have been made. l cannot conceive Of
a man being adJudged guilty without an In
vestigatIon. / had no knowledge OF any
charges against Mathews. The fact is both
my colleague and myself are wholly in the
dark as to the charges against the United
States marshal, much less knowing any
thing about the merits OF the case.
II supposed Mr.. Mathews was a most EN-
oient officer. ! am at loss to know what
is back OF the removal. II came like a
! thunderclap from u clear sky. Until know
more about the matter OF course Il would be
the height OF presumption In me to predict
what the senators will do as 10 Mr.
Mathews successor"
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-09
FoREsTERs TO MEET AT DENVER
National Oficials Will Consult Stock
men ReRa riding Reserves.

OUlCIuAh w IOnHult SNOck-
men Regarding Reserves.
WASHINGTON, Dec. s.-Invitations to
conference to be held by the national
forest service at Denver. Colo. on jan
uary 81 next. relative to cattle grazing in
forest reserves throughout the country.
have been sent by Clifford Pinchot, forester
OF the United States, to F. c. Hagenbarth
president of the National Live Stock ASSOC
citation; F. X. Warren, president of the
National Wool Growers association, and
Murdo Mckenzie, president of the National
Stock Growers association.
The conference is to take place imme-
diately before the meeting Of those associa-
tons.
Mr.. Pinchot expresses the hope that a
representative joint commission mey be
formed to discuss the whole relation of the
stockmen and the forest reserves, and es-
pecially the means of giving the owners of
stock the fullest practicable equivalent in
return for the grazing fee without injustice
to other users of the reserves.
The invitation was embodied in a letter in
which Mr.. Pinchot says:
1.-THE president has repeatedly declared
that the forest reserves are for use. The
forest service. accordingly, is engaged In
an attempt to make them useful.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-09

their own cases under the circumstances,
and a number of people called to express
their regret at the removal OF the marshal.
Among the latter-number was Special Dep
uty District Attorney Rush. who suggested
that lightning might strike somewhere else
at any moment SO It would Ill become him
to say much about the matter.
Deputies I'm n Dilemma.
Serving under Marshal Mathews are FIVE
deputies appointed by him and approved
by the attorney general OF the United
States. These deputies are at a loss to
know what to do under the circumstances,
as they believe the removal Of their chief
means their own political death knell In
80 far as their present offices are concerned.
Each expressed regret that the head OF the
once had been removed. One Of them said
'Mr. Mathews was appointed in October.
1885, and has faithfully attended to the du.
Ties OF his once. An inspector was here
last week and upon leaving said the ONCE
was the best conducted OF any marshall
once IN the United States. Our affairs are
ih such shape that the once can be turned
over TO a successor at any minute without
d hitch"
The deputies who are liable to be affected
BY the removal OF Marshal Mathews are
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-09
Pretty Remnants in Waist
Lengths, Plain and Novelty

A safe gift and a useful one for girl or
woman is material for a new waist No
girl or woman ever had too many waists.
At Saturdays great sale YOU can buy them
at next to nothing in price. II you are here
when they go on sale you will have a fine
line to choose from.
Plaid Novelty-Double width, rs yds. in
remnant for SIC.
Red Observation-Disclosures silk finish,
yds. in remnant for &c.
Novelty Waisting-Pink ground, with tiny
necks of white scattered over the surface,
"a yds. In remnant for Gle.
Brown and Blue Plaid-Bright colors, Sh
yds. in remnant for soc.
Novelty Mohair-Navy ground, with tiny
pinhead dots of white and green, "A in. reg
ular 800 quality, yds. for SIC.
Novelty Mohair Plaid-In the new tartan
colors, regular 800 quality, a in. 2h yds.
in remnant for 9ic.
Navy Brillisntine, a in, rs yds. in rem
nant for 96c.
Novelty Waistlng--All wool, color reseda
green, az yds. in remnant for sSc.
Briluantine Novelty-Navy ground with
tiny red figures, very pretty, "a yds in REM
naht for 7sc.
Plaid Novelty-Pretty bright plaid, 21
yds. in remnant for 7ec.
Navy serge-All wool, "a yds. in remnant
for soc.
ALL TO GO ON SALE AT A. NJ SAT-
URDAY.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-09
Remnant Lengths for Misses
and Children's Dresses.

Many face can be frightened on Christ
mas morning for a mere tri1e OF cost
frightened to say, when. instead OF
trinket, such a sensible and useful a gift
as this, safe gift and a satisfying one.
4h-yd. remnant double width. blue and
brown shepherds check. for S1.S7.
51s-yd. remnant, pretty bright plaid, dark
red checked with bright-colored threads,
for o6c.
S9s all wool albatross, color Alice blue. for
sl.O6.
5ia-yd. remnant, Navy Cheviot. all wool.
for s1.93.
ik-yd. remnant, red and blue shepherds
check. for 1913.
sgd. remnant. garnet check mannish suit
ing. for sl5s
4h-yd, remnant, brown novelty, Iery new,
for l0c.
g4H-yd. remnant red worsted novelty. for
sids
57S-yd. remnant. navy-crepe novelty, for
&c.
tS-yd. remnant, navy, all wool Albatross
for Soc
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-09
Suggestions for Christmas from
Our Cloak and Suit Dept.
Second Floor.

A garment purchased from Thompson,
Belden & Co. will surely please. In the first
place. 1t is certainly good; in the second
place, 1t is correct in style; in the third
place. our prices are very low for fine goods.
Pay visit to our second floor Saturday
and see the handsome garments, suggestive
of Christmas giving.
' BEAUTIFUL SILK KIMoNOS.
Delightfully."- pretty garments, with all the
oriental touches OF art; prices $500. $50,
5000, $3.50 and as high as $4,000.
BATH ROBES.
Newly received styles; prices, $2.75. ss,5o
500, $3.50, up to $500.
SILK PETTICoATS.
Magnificent styles, splendid silk. in nearly
every color, Imaginable, from the Lowest
price to the best; they are good. Prices
s. IS. $780, $3.50, 5000, sl2.5O. and up to 5000
~ DAINTY wAis4s.
Everything now and stylish will be found
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-09
Bath Robe Blankets.

To wear a bath or lounging robe after the
BATH or in the evening, is real comfort.
Ladies, as we'll as men, appreciate rhis, and
a bath robe is therefore a welcomed gift.
Our robe blankets are inexpensive and
make UP into beautiful robes with very lit
tie trouble.
Our line of robe blankets is very COM
plete and you can find here just what you
want. Our prices are the lowest.
Outing flannel robe blankets, in fancy
stripes, at SOC pair.
Robe blankets for children, very soft,
heavy quality, at 800 each, . 81
Imported German robe blankets at s175
$500, s2.S, $3.50. s275, 800, $3.50 and s4OC
each.
Finest wool robe blankets at $40. $50
$3.50 and $3.50 each.
Cord and tassels to match blankets al
Soc per set.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-09
BETTER CHILD LABOR LAWS
National Committee begins Second
Annual Session In Washington,
Secretary BOnaparte Presiding.

WASHINGTON, Dec. S.-The second an
nuai meeting of the National Child Labor
committee began here tonight at the New
Willard hotel A number of well known
publicists interested in securing legisla-
ton governing child labor by the national
and state governments are attending the
meeting.
The secretary of the navy, Charles j.
Bonaparte, presided over the initial ses-
sion this afternoon, and tonight Felix
Adler, the chairman of the national COM
mittee, made an address and introduced
the speakers These included John Graham
Brooks of Cambridge Mass. Mrs. Florence
Kelley, secretary OF the National Con-
sumers' league, and Owen r. Lovejoy. as
sistant secretary of the national committee.
Isaac N. seligman of New York, chair
man of the finance committee, reported on
the money that had been spent.
Lockets-Frenzer 18th and Dodge.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-09
Remnants of Skirt and Dress
Lengths.

No woman who likes pretty things can
fail to be charmed on Christmas when she
opens the box and finds a dress OF skirt
pattern from some thoughtful friend, useful
long after ordinary trinkets are gone and
forgotten.
Note each item below carefully:
HUNTERS GREEN GRANITE nov
ELTY--Just a suggestion of novelty, a in,
regular 800 quality, 81 yards, in remnant
for t2.1s.
BROWN AND BLUE SHEPHERDS
CHBCK-small check, very popular, IL
yards in remnant, for Size.
NAVY BLUE SILK AND WOOL CREPE
DE PARIs-Pretty soft cllnging material,
good every day in the year and for all oc-
casions, regular 500 quality, ~ yards in
remnant for s2.1s.
NAVY BLUE PoPELIN-Fine imported,
all wool. 3% yards In remnant for flS.
NOVELTY CHEvIoT-Dark, rich hello
trope, 50 in, regular 800 quality, yards
in remnant for t207
HANDSOME OPERA BRoADCLoTH-
Dark, rich garnet, 50 in, regular $50 quail
ity, yards In remnant for 4sS.
ALL WOOL SERGE-Color new reseda
green, all wool, So yards in remnant for
$2.H.
SILK AND WOOL CREPE DE CHINE
Color new red. regular 800 quality, s7t
yards in remnant for $2.49.
NAVY BLUE BRILLIANTINE-Hand
some silk finish, regular 75c quality, ~
yards in remnant for sos.
NAVY BLUE PANAMA-Purely all wool
81 yards in remnant for S1ss
NOVELTY sUITING-Red mixture good
weight, very nice for children's school
dresses, ~ yards in remnant for s1.G9.
NEW MANNIsH sUITING-Hunter'i
green in an invisible striped effect, regular
800 quality, SSS yards in remnant for $40.
HUNTER GREEN PANAMA-All wool
81 yards in remnant for N.l9.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-09
Special Sale of Mems Under
wear at 98c Each.

Saturday we will sell at special price
line OF mems fine blue-ribbed wool shirts
and Drawers; these garments are finely fin"
ished; shirts have French neck, which
means no binding or pulling; drawers have
tapped seams and suspender straps.
The regular price of this underwear is
81 80; special sale price Saturday, 9Sc each.
II you are in need of good, warm under
garments, this is the time to buy and save
tooney
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-09
CANAL BILL IN THE SENATE
Emergency Measure VIII Come Up for
Confederation at Session
on Monday.

WASHINGTON, Dec. S.-The emergency
BILL appropriating S11,OoO,OO0 for immediate
use in the construction Of the Panama
canal. will be taken UP by the senate on
Monday. The discussion of the measure
probably will occupy three Of four days,
following the lines of the debate which
occurred in the house. 1t is expected that
the senate will amend the bill to restore the
s5.5OO0O0 cut out by the house. thus making
a total appropriation of S16,5O0,000.