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The San Francisco call., 1905-08-19
SUCCESS DOES NOT
DEPEND ON COLOR
So Says John Wanamaker in
Address Before Negro
Business League.

NEW YORK. Aug. 1S.-John wana-
maker addressed the convention of the
Negro Business League to-day, telling
the negro business men that their sue
cess had no dependence on their color.
He said in part:
The very existence of this business
league is to me an indictment against
the exploitment of progress by chance,
favoritism or sympathy. You can't af-
ford to stop for a single minute, In
order to become the ward of the ma
ton"
The league reelected Booker T.
Washington as president.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-19
Notice to Delegates TO Christian Church
Convention and Their Frfendn

To holders Of round-trip tickets from
the East to this meeting of the Societies
Of the Christian Church the Santa Fe
Railway will sell round "trip tickets to
Yosemite Valley at rate OF $3.50 The
weather in the Valley is exceptionally
fine during August which, with the
oiled roads via the Santa Fe, makes the
trip thoroughly enjoyable Full par
ticulars as TO the trip to Yosemite may
be obtained at Santa Fe once. No. $50
Market street.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-19
DEATH OF TREASURY AGENT.
Milton Brown of Buffalo Passes Away
While In Portland.

PORTLAND. Or. Aug. lS.-Milton
Brown of Buffalo. n. Y, chief special
agent for the United States Treasury
exhibit at the Lewis and Clark Expo
sition. died in this city to-day of ty-
phoid fever. Brown had been en-
ployed in the same capacity al the ex-
positions at Buffalo. Charleston and st.
Louis. 1t has NOT yet been decided
whether he will be buried in Seattle.
Wash, or Buffalo.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-19
PRESIDENTS SECOND SON
GOES on HUNTING TRIP
Kermit Roosevelt Leaves Oyster Bny
fOr an Extended Vacation in
south Dakota.

OYSTER BAY. L. J., Aug. Is.-No
visitors were received to-day at Saga
more Hill. Kermit, the second son of
President and Mrs. Roosevelt left to-
day for Deadwood, S. D., on a visit TO
Captain Seth Bullock, the superintend-
ent Of the Black Hills Forest Reserve.
Kermit Is taking the trip alone and
will remain with Captain Bullock for
two or three trips on hunting expedi-
ton.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-19
Fai1 to Identify su.nect.

PLYMOUTH, Mass, Aug. 1S.-The
Chicago men who came here to-day to
see George L. Marsh failed to identify
him as the man wanted in Chicago In
connection with the murder of William
Bate in November last.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-19
BrookIyn Case Not yellow Fever.

NEW YORK, Aug. 1s.-Physicians at
the Norwegian Hospital in Brooklyn
say that John G. Murphy, a laborer.
taken to the institution Wednesday
from a F'irst-avenue tenement, Is not
suffering from yellow fever, as stated
yesterday. His case has been diagnosed
as typhoid.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-19
COMPELS YOUNG DAUGHTER
TO TAKE FATAL DOSE
Colorado Man Kills Himself After
Causing the Death of
His Child.

PUEBLO, Colo. Aug. 18-Frank
Ward, foreman of a yard gang at the
Pueblo Steel Works, caused the death
of his daughter, Frances, aged 16, by
forcing her to swallow a quantity of
poison and then committed suicide by
taking dose of the same drug Neigh
bors say Ward had been drinking heav-
lily and had threatened to kill himself
and the girl. Ward was widower.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-19
SCIENTISTS FROM MANY
LANDS GATHER AT ASsoUAN
Egyptian Government Is Giving Every
= Assistance to Work of the British
EcIfpse Expedition.

NEW YORK, Aug. 1s.-Professor
Turner Of the British eclipse expedi-
tion 10 Assouan telegraphs that prepar-
ations are well advanced, says a Her
aid dispatch from Alexandria, Egypt
The American, British and Russian par
ties are now on the ground. BY the
Egyptian Government every assistance
will be given and the antiouaries de-
psrtment viii allow the use of tombs
for delicate magnetic observations.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-19

"Downtown property I'm san Fran
cisco has q wide significance nova
days
Some Eilt-edge investments for You
to consider advertised I'm Sundays
CALL.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-19
Noted Professor Dead.

NEW YORK. Aug. lS.-Dr L. H.
Laudy. professor OF chemistry at CO.
lumbia University for thirty-four years,
died yesterday from apoplexy. He was
a native of France and in his youth at
tanned prominence IN the politics of
the French republic. At one time he
represented his Government az Min
lister at Madrid.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-19
Famous Filters.

Pictures need At as well as people In
correct, inartistic ideas have spoiled many
good pictures. Our filters are brfmful of good
Information and correct conceptions concerning
frames You better see us-frst. Sanborn
Vail Co., 741 Market street.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-19

W. H. Dedman. leaving Portland for
Eugene, Ohio. wired to a stable-keeper
there: Meet Dedman at $3.50 train to-
day, sure" The operator corrected the
spelling a little and the traveller was met
at the station with a hearse.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-19
The RED FRONT
CLOTHING CO.
Market Street
=Opposite Powell -
Market Street
. Opposite Powell

Yesi carry tobacco and cigars and sell at wholesale or
retail. largesnew stock of fresh new goods.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-08

20 net q L 1882 u IT actunlly rass,s1 Vii hill
only three hundred thousand miles OF
that awful furnace, the suns stlrfa ce.Slt
.plowcd through tho hot gases ts,,rrounding
the solar tllnss..fwlth the world e tnrt ting
on septenber 81. 1885,, It n was watched
from the Cape OF Good II ope, until IS Z
tgotg$whitc hot close. TO tho edge OF the
sun, when 4 vanished. The observers
thought that It had Disappeared behind
the sun; bit no, B. Is crossed the mighty
front. "A 1t passed between the earth and
sun in fifteen minutes and &traversed the
disk eight hundred and sixty-six holis-
When crossing the sun 3 CO at was In
Visible. 8aSIt therefore must have been
transparent or as hot md y as briEl, t$$ MS
tho sun: for e cooler and darlscr,,t u would
tho nucleus ~ & VI ss 4
@t,rhe writer watched Il hour nf ter hour
u lie nucleus ut ono F time q rcnc i cd 7 no
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-08

her child and equal Inferior Of the earth
and the fullness thereof. This Is The
aspect Of the woman question which
women must set themselves to redress,
and the question that I ask myself con-
5tlhually Is how this is to be Drought
about most effectively? Il &,i.s III
# Tho idea Of subsection to ma n was not
tony mind half so dominant In. ancient
times as iii later days. when the division
Of I the worlds work ceased to- be SO
sharply. Aimed. Domestic lifo' was her
career but the homo was her Kingdom;
man was occupied where lie was
busy providing FOR the security OF his
;5fnmlly. for only by sheer force could this
bo ensured, and While mon fought women
worked. q 5ie5'
But to 60 to earlier times. the first
Chinese work devoted towonen's affairs
gives the most naive view Of married lie
| have VA seen. IN Tho Il ools ts entitled t:
advice to Women and was written ~
Fthcs flrstsa century a. p. by Tho Lady
trs'a os, who. mod tly assert Il that she was
born without Intelligence, but enjoyed the
favor OF her father, and tho teachings OF
her mother, Until she was fourteen years
old, now forty years ago, when she took 'k
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-08

has list been opened across tn way. ia
advise sc all to take II final luck ut IN
freaks am curosities which have been cH-
iillibited for IN last year under tn OLD
canvas, which Is now ben taken down,
4 an rolled up for good. @ ~ ~
gsst,In th,sfirst cage to TIL right ms We en-
4ther veil observe Cassie, IN Magnetic
Marvel, tn greatest wonder av modern
tiI,1es ARMED only wid a sweet smile
ant a stub pin she fcarlissly enters u den
az wild an savage bankers an be sim
BE wave az TIL hand extracts their money
an FINDERS thin perfectly HARMLESS an
obed!ent 10 her slightest wish. So point is
4 the power .ay III little lady that at her
Z word ap command III most ferocious
fInuncieis Tnwu ut her feet am form a
pyramid on th'iop az which she stands
p Ia a graceful an expansive altitude So
urerpowcrln' liz tn popular lntherest III
tliis sinaryclous woman that IN manage
mintT lias--at enormous cSpinse-tre-en-
gagged her for another season,an' she VIII
ne wan nv it, leading attractions iurin
{. a lar-r-ie part ay8tht new Year.
,S,'In this ,laTrr-ge double din ut III lift
you will find th' twin Wild min, Tom.
.yoin an, EiIl-Biil The first was cap,
I tiired attlier therriDte isthEugsle in III
wiidsEof Boston ;trtii' ether was caught
In a figger-four trap IN thT angles ~
Mall Sthreet. Every day unthil noon
they spind In time CALM each other
blood4cnrdin' names oyersih' long distance
tiiiphono, with which the din Is fitted.
Promptly onfth, stroke ay IWilYe III durs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-08

tho victim or an anomaly. On 4 the one
hand sle is told that her supreme duty
is to \ people tho world. On the other
she 4 is faced w the fact that Wien l',nl
through suffering and poril, she has borne .lll'
childrcn,p they do not belong to her her but but
are tho mans by right 9 Law. # al e $i
sterday i was listening to the. stor;'
Of d suffering wi told by RS IN
had endured all that was sllamefulSan 9
iEnobleg uttthe lnllds of tho father OF her
children Her life isinot only one OF sui
sferlng, but the very chain that binds her
d,ags down llcr purity self res res p'ect'
and Vet she dare not ask for release, be- be-
cause her children belong exclusively t
him, and should she leave him she would
go out chilllesst and alone. "a. b! XII
1 Aboriginal woman was certainly N Dct-
ter case. AS mother Of the race, she held
not only tho fate of her childd n IN her own
hands, but was the leader, not ~ !le fol-
lower, or man. IT may, hnXc been hat he
change was necessary for the, best. .ov'ollut-
ton OF man, but tile time for r cad
,Ient has come, and j. Is nov, pos tlveiy
shurtful to tho human race, hat, . she should
not claim hortrightfu place as mother OF
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-08

train or traincn r turn over tho pages OF
her morning paper with amazing swift
ness, not to the news OF tho 4 ola VI tho
declaration Of q pole. the result OF e de- de-
bate or the account OF battles "a IN sac
FAR East, vii momenou US issues. but .to
the "lndies column" illustrated with
wood cuts OF tho picture hat, the theatre
todue, \ the afternoon blouse or the eve.
ming confcctlon Ri III IL A
N It has often been to mo matter Of
wonder why, !. In a country so hoHpi able
to new ideas. the woman's suffrag &c
movement seems TO have made SO little
Roadway in the United s States. 4. a nnerica al" n
mon are provcrbidlly chivalrou & and arr, are
4 devoted admirers Of Amorlc can " omen,
and yet to all appearances they seem, IL e e
deny them the right to which they surely
have q claim. Tho explanation lies in
the fact that a compare lively small mi-
nority: desire tho privilege 8wlt.i rs any
scarnestness. and that / tho movement is
1 only vital among n group. educated be
You'd thelr8tin1e, and ar ouscd "a bontEso-
& lal questions for which the large ma
jority caro- nothing. t5t sgi
"A How then, Is the stuation$tp be met?
Ny feeling is that the nd vice giyen In tho
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-08
PF ZZl)NFNPR()FENT AS HOME MAKERS?

year "a. y. u 49,, is sound. Let women be-
perfectly equipped for those d ties which
arc professedly theirs. Lot education,
sound ana scientific be given them In
every branch Of domestic economy i let
them dcspiso none OF the detai i
Wonlslr, who does thprough ly the impor-S
Stant duties or lie soon becomes the com
panions OF man; Her ed cntion fits her
IL she does not marry. for work among
children and y&ung people. Flor tlorougli-
ness makes her useful on school boards
among guardians OF the poor. 83
~ The housekeeping OF municipal life.
which ist he next extension TO home keep
ling. will soon 4 be entrusted to her. and
then when men rel "a upon her solu,dness,f
sense and thoroughncss - G hcrg Wor X, she
Will have a strosser hold TO break bonds
(which render womans relations to tho
other. sex tyrannous or irlssome, ard she
Will hnvo won for herself the right to-
own her children. BY combined. silent.
but energetic action, which 1 Is not ex n
{plaincd on plat forms. but impartc led In tho
school room. will woman sBWtdcr freedom
N be granted to hcr,s for when fully equip
ped and conscious other power. she will
ask 1t from man and receive It at his
H hands. III " s$fst
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-08

= ~ - = 800 '7i
thrninerI hopes to be able to enter ( their
din in perfect safety
"Bnyfuro passln. on&I Wish 70 call your
8attintlon 10 TIL curious objicts confined
An this lnr-r-ge double-bnrred steel 5lreleo's-
4ure, Won will observe that they Constant
ly spend their time in8j~mpin up ana
down on each others faces, This. how
4iyir,{ does not lindlcatc-7as IT might seem
that thpy ar-r-e mad mt each b otAer.
fpar-r- from it! On til other hand It ~
TIT fnvorite method nv alnsemnt aMong
these strange atllres, t IN tsclcntitl name
ay whlel,3i is Foot-ballibus center rllsll'o.
These two firstYspecin,ins ar-''re not ike
ly5jto ROMAN with TIL show much longer,
as both Yale am Harvard have oftereu
largo sums for thin, r.
oBut nov, ladies and gnts. VIII not
detain youN longer. Glntlelnanly Msllers
Will now pass among YOU d1strlpullll5
the bits nv pasteboard Which VIII enable
you to remainSIto tn grand Christmas
pantomme nye Port Arthur an III llol-
siday COMFORT ny st4apncl an siege Guns.
Tho cost ia but ,lime-tln cInts--th'
price ny a good cigar, entltllng4 YOU, at
TIN same time, to q cushioned seat ~!
II h., reserved section Stay an hear ~
latest songs ant ballads, rendered be re-
fined artists. WHO have sung bayfure all
III crowned bids NV lsurope Nowhere
ilse. will you find sue9l n pleas IN an \! ele-
yatin' enter &
'.An' raymImber, Whtn Hou pass ollS
shat thsssneW shpY, jlst across tA' road,
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valuable. It Is no wonder " hen / we see 90
that the economic problems relating 'lf! n 70
domestic life, and the laws sof health ana
hygiene have been SO long neglected etc s III !
woman s education, that ins$ the art 9 q
home maldng she is no more proflcient :
than Of old, and that taking the great taa
mass OF! the population few women are t'
really sufficiently educated to have tho
care Of their own children.
When woman has once recognized that
In gl,er own part ocular sphere she sllnsi been
slamen tubly Ignorant and sets herselt3 Z 70
master. that department OF life, have no
fear but that she 4 1s bopiid to advance q
ana that she will }er, ter vi der spheres and
grasp larger powers; for then Will men ne :
recognize her excellence and the greatest
barrier to her devel opnent will be re-
moved. \ II have long felt thu her dlsabi.i-
-tles$have arisen not from any quest1o = OF
sex, but rather because she has herself
too often barred tho way Il Il s;ss3
for example, arc the interests
OF the majority oc women? The news
papers Of England and America i've
unfortunately clear answer, WHICH he
who runs may read. J. have often watch
ed 4 a young and Intelligent woman, In
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-08
E;lCKES COMET

Its discovery in 17sG IT, keeps moving fas-
hive been held since 1916. when Its orbit
ana velocity were actually compute I Dy
once argued, since It kept moving with
accelerated velocity that must meet e
slight resisting medium III space s 81
as tenuors gas. For by means ofI t ne
higher analysis 1 T. Ia known TINT should
4. .fioly; OF small mass and great dilnen-.
sions' as ID comet rush around the sun
through a thin resisting medium tl,e re-
suit would be an Increase Q T speed ;.. y,
sinAthe higher mathematics; but the expla,-
nation In words in place Of formulas is
that tho friction Of tile rare gas does tend
toTretard tho motion, but the motion! can.
nttractlon bulls fl OH It's rack and a little
nearer but no body can 60 an Il! inch
tho sun without flying faster ,'I rms
fact Is based on the known rlgid laws Q =
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-08

Zip the dustpan and broom In the family anil
& of the rs aos. ~ % # 81 S3i VI.
..'Boy,s,,,,s she adds, .tcan shift for them.
selves. II do not trouble my head about
Sthem,} but / am grieved ito think how le'
many girls enter into marriage without
any preparation whatever. entirely ign ne'-
rant Of what is becoming to g wi B.#
@ II Ter advice to girls is sound. Wo ma :
energies haveSn fourfold scope. behavior,
spbecli, appearance and duties. Y nder
the latter head she says: Il /. 5$5i 4 81
4 Y IN undivided attention to spinning and
!. weaving, without laughing and playing
and III seeti1g that food and wine are
II ,Sioperly served, Will; right duties be
found. There need be2}no d fficulties," she
adds, IF only there Is terminal ton 4
philosopher OF old has said, rs goodness
really 50 far OFF, wish for goodness.
and 10, here it is. 'Sg 4 NJ asJ. g
rThis practical lady pleaded nineteen CEN
t,iirles ago for educa ton for her sex, and
10 sroturn to the practice Of Il al Client .
DAYS" When girls between the ages OF eight
sund fifteen we're taught tho same sub.
1ects that were taught to boys.
ss5 Now her advice, widened to suit her
broader view, seems to mo to be still
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-08
I..IFE PARLIAMENT, 1.-THE

s,i ns i NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. tiioilibers,
RrDE ~ t's 's M gsf Si .ss
sctbaa tbe esi uIpslre aiid Wien ldd-
Stone r5so tG move tho resoltit ton, 4 y
ghlshed stFangers IL tho gallery }a,rdy Y,
gstrs nS,rs nd sqsseSlIfa T g ss
that tho tickct-of leave, Michael Davltit.
Ind fcpn that nc ny, Wns ,a,e
moved that f,e ID suspended &, division II.
The yTrEeat a Iseoaye d a oiae
Ibis army Of attendants, to escort
that out ile {, liouse. IN
Preitller again rose to tln1e ms spengi1,
t Hf MI aadsto!e BE- not heard q, After 4 4
I'd scene ibetwcentle Speaker and Mr. Par
nell Gladstone essaSed FOR the fo y,
time to nddtcss the HOUSE. M !!
4 nnotherg5 wriisle with the Chnr + tp y {
place. Mr.. Maidstone rose for tie nth 4. u
time Parnel aEaiI, \, obstr ed eng u Mr
Ga.stoe ,,oye s sepfinks'o 'l ws
then that tho Irish re fused to divide nnd
( snta Ia tiolir places In tho House. This
nIrn Ias, r ths e. lns oso
Parneil was placed ingthc hands Of Cap,
thin Gossett, 1.-THE sergennt-at- arnsag
his wal tersolothcd ninlon, and reinoyt e.
Tor#the seventh tinc Mr. Gladstone \, h I y
lie look tint il seemed as IL, had he tho
Strength bf d thousand San,sohs. he would.
have ,takenA the House and flllIli1g Into
defeated, forced to Ills serlt ~ Mr.. Flnni-
gam who parrot like, repeated tho words
OF Mr. Parnall that Mr.. GLADSTONE he not
heard. Mi. Il Tinnignn had tho honor ana
glory of5belng suspended "A al n :,
/" Mr.. Gladstone being up and doing With
S!sa "a q heart for any fate, 5 Il t "a 8 Il t1t
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No other comet hns been observed to nc q!
oeerate, So the questions obscure . 4 All
tie as tronomers OF tho world ire on the
alert 70 see What 1t will do this time This
comet has tle shortest year; Of any
known-1,2l1 days, Approximately. or three
and one third yenrs, nearly Il The ter
las seen 1 tFon several returns.
4 A remarkable fact about tho present
hes its nearest point to the sun. When
4 first seen6;itis usually 1870 000 600 miles
away; and at that time has a di,tmeter q
30O, 900 miles. Then 1t flies ward Will
5alpnroschItnt the. solar globe a. dis tnnce of
81, 0Oo, 900 miles. but behold! It's diameter
is then about 1900 miles only. 4, Is.
when first seen its volume Is IVY t',.us
t t q st,bjectaof comets is mystery Thus,
tie spectracope shows that the light
emitted ~ d majority is Ike that ratllat
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By DC1AR I. LARKlNl

lcnrt II H of ono hundred thousand miles,
iund iu5 one place Its width rose to lye
Thousand II boiled with feryent heat
ma 10 this moment visions 2f tlle sterrinc
mum !! reached ~ tho enormous length. OF
one hundred million mi les and therefore
extended 4out beyond the orbit OF the
earth, where II WAS ten mi lion miles Wide
IT showing Il to be very rare. The spec
ltrum ,yas1 that OF a bydro-carbon gas.
Wells comet, also OF 4 s., pl unged into
the suns external gaaeo,lsa envelope ana
became white hot. u tn spectrum then pre-.
scented the@lres of tho two well kno WI
iinetals-sodiu and nlagncsun. MIST Of
the comets that whirl around The sun arc
callers on the 8solnrj syst tenn: The y come
t0 pay us thcirirt spects. make a graceful
curve In space, pnrabola, on which they
speed around the sun, and dash away
never. to return. i u ~ N
n Lowe Observatory, November 70, 1s04. 3@
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CURED iii August, 1896. MI. Ehninhellalh
speaking yesi Y, hlr % iIyysso1 rh1s
rS'ssa ,a is ery y as syqni
dsordsSrfolioMea S'd division was eailsd
consepy4,,yss epbst ws asYtGs
drawn. Tigfirativeiy, swords and sllil liz
ielgis were drawn tlnd the excited goi on
41einen 81 the 1rei poilslies.,withi Union q
,4ax na 9n9 r5 h'srDs y Ssa eGis
and aAi senefal msles ei,sded. = ,hs i
typical tho old tntr where fa q !, rs
is.t. heid-let- iis-crnck- &C" style 81 'rale
enjoyment. Tho most extrnorllnarS, md = ,I
nn1 excavations from he Strangers GAL 4! !.
fast m dtrinnsi WaSeaf t ho
House suffered, md though no menlpe T,
to have doncl tho service Or carpo n M
rfafSs e ses eay fS1 VI
,p Members Of PnrlinlnentS hnvo ~ rig ~
turn House Into thestcda n
bh1ce 1'ot ~ 1'oGsei AZ euI Into d
{5VVeritabeE Doinybrook Fair; hey nay SO So
far forget hat tlloy ~ ,ahe ~
gentlemen NJ ad ~ ~ thnt
are are not aI q pilzo fight rSDonnyb,rooe'k
1'air. q & q !, e,,1 pow "a
nna W $ tl,bTinost surprising scenes IN
Parliamentary lifc TINT hnppenIeed j Be
on IN Monday arteriloon, January rs rs t,
ISL, air, lasted q hours ne B y,
HI .1, "a instruct the protection bill rho
Irish irish members talked, ttlnbled, jokeed
'prnnched, loared and yelled, ana event,u--
unly were closured blythe Speak 81 ior9 t ne
.iiishts So cndet,3 that Mrs. Gladstone was
5rofused a hearing. q This forty-ono hours
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-08
TIMES HOUSE ASS DONNYBROOK FAAl1 MR. F2.n " i

|; interlade g introd luce into serious
DEp1sNl,1oN: ii y y
oask thnS t0 srlsn ha sar Hss' sui
nus n,s.yersatl I, Sple,thKess
qj H 1Y nd d gslSl t Hsa
words alns, iro y, ti ,, sn,,a.
o' Gs;o6 Tass snenisa1 snai
ofsho f fol2o sams os j. ye
efqr,s te pgft speaNer
Ite N Order, 81 angry OTIS from
8ittipnist ii,ctibers. who chnfed ct seo,t,g
9ss;fSsslgYn peaxer aS WIEN WIZ,
1ot,y l, Hr WIEN iHeir faces behind
a 9apGIr L Il ipYNse' p Ses
ae ep fsnd Rsaydnl benches
perfect I'nbel'i,ore like !, p %,
s1Talr tinn an imperial Par n, eh J.
XXX uibcrniIt now ur 'fervency.' Of anil.
Mai 1'a spirlts but SOMETHING'S 81 TIE datIlled
h ,ronk i,air scenes in the House. curl
8lustrato this polit Irish M ir'. y w rfv
"a, nnrta, nesIl OF. was Inundated with
t pi,a from priests md others. peg s.
slns hin 20 reninin But q, 49, ea tor
sodaIiie member condi-
lion bec,,ii,e such that when the bell rang
FOR division nc simply lifted q. from ~
seat byF lhe Tory SyhI Lord
bodily, through Tho division lobbIles on the
~ Nssxt 3 Some Leaders ofStlle Conn erl
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