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Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1905-03-23
Additional Local
YsYAYyyN

Mr.. Hunter Terrett, who has made
an extended trip in the west, is ex.
pected home soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bentall and son. Mau
rice, drove to Forsyth from Rosebud
Tuesday morning.
Leave orders for ice by month or
cwt., at Thompson's or at my resi-
dence. e.-Mrs. M. NJ. Austin.
Miss Anna Cornwell entertained a
party of young friends on Wednesday
evening. A most charming time is re-
ported.
1t is rumored that some of fashion S
favorites among the gentlemen will
give parties to their young lady friends
i'll the near future.
Mr.. and Mrs. Yager and family, ac-
companied by Mrs. Yager's mother,
Mrs. Niles, expect to return to theiy
former home in North Dakota next
month. Their friends regret their de-
parture.
Mrs. Charles Bailey gave a dinner
party to number Of her young friends
on Tuesday evening. Those present
were: Misses Alexander, Cornwell,
Duff and Walton, and Messrs. Ander.
son, Guy, Huene and Wade.
Miss Louise Walton, who has been
spending the past winter at the home
of Mrs. L. r. Terrett, will leave Sun
day for her home in Missouri. Miss
Walton has made many friends during
her sojourn, and her departure is re-
gretted.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1905-03-23

Seabury & Bigelow, Livingston, Mont.
The publishers announce distribu-
ton of 500 art pictures, suitable for
framing, to the first 500 persons send
ing them yearly subscriptions at the
special price of $1.CO Montana would
welcome live illustrated magazine.
and if the capital is provided, the pub
fishers in Livingston will supply the
demand.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1905-03-23
RANCHER
Rancher, Mont, March 20, 1905


Sunday school was we'll attended
yesterday, but from some cause un-
known one or two of the teachers were
absent.
The valley people enjoyed a very
pleasant call from w. E. Johnson. ed
itor and manager of The News, Satur-
day.
A number of Pease Bottomites at
tended dance given at Junction on
Friday in memory of st. Patrick.
The smiling face of J. B. Grierson
was seen at Rancher Saturday.
Mr.. L. Havemann drove his cattle
out to their summer range Friday, a
distance of fifteen miles. and on his
return home Saturday morning found
the cattle waiting patiently for break
fast. Louie was vexed.
The relatives of Mr.. and Mrs. E. ].
Fowler, who visited here few days,
returned to their home in Minnesota
on No. 4 Friday night.
Mrs. H. A. Higgins Of Custer Sta
tion is visiting relatives at Rancher
Mr.. E. J. Fowler and wife are pre-
pairing to move to Junction where they
will locate for time.
The final papers have been signed to
locate post office at Custer Station
H. A. Higgins has been appointed
post master for the new post office.
Mr.. Alvin Crowder, who has been
visiting relatives at his old home in
Iowa the past winter, just returned to
Rancher. He reports the hardest Win
ter in Iowa that has been known for
years.
Mrs. L. Havemann, who has been
with her sister on the Musselshell for
some months, returned home last ev-
ening.
Miss Anna Havemann started for the
Musselshell this morning to visit with
her aunt, Mrs. Bachman.
Henry Grierson has gone to Billings
as witness in the Parkinson case.
Mr.. Ole Muri. who is in charge of
the Olden work train on the N. p,
was at his home in the valley Sunday.
Mr.. James Miller is visiting in
Rancher. He expects to return to his
home near Huntley in few days.
On his reurn to certain place after
fishing for some time Philip Isaac
found small piece of rope tied to a
tree, which was all that remained of
team and buggy. Finding trail, it
was followed some distance through
the woods when Phil found his team
and buggy o. K, but no tongue and
only one shoe.
Wake up Mugginsville you hold
your breath longer than the Rancher
correspondent. The Marshal and his
kid must be dead.
Ed Jones just returned from few
days stay in the county seat. He re-
ports a lively time in town, lone of
the city officials killed dog.
James Holmes was brought into
junction from the Musselshell Friday
night with a broken arm caused bv a
runaway team. Mr.. Holmes went to
Billings on No. 3 Friday night for
treatment
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1905-03-23

First Presbyterian Church-Services
at the court room. March 26, 1905.
Sabbath Shool and Bible Glass at 10 a.
M Morning service at IL O'Clock ;
subject: ''Paul's Financial Method. !"
Evening service at Z 80 o'clock; SUBJ
ject: "A Brand Plucked from the
Fire. :" Cottage meeting, Tuesday.
March 2Sth, at 7 30 p. M, at the home
Of T. j. Thompson. All are heartily
welcome to all services.
V. V. NICHOLAS, Pastor.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1905-03-23
Roll of Honor.

Names Of pupils who have been n
her absent nor tardy during the NOR
ending March II:
HIGH SCHOOL
Fern Clark
Bessie Lyon
Olyve Marcyes
Mary Dross
Emma Anderson
Donald Guy
Fay Gasaway
Allie Dick
Whitman Carolon
Josephine McHugh
Ray Lane
SEVENTH GRADE
Mildred Eckles
Otis Lyndes
SIXTH GRADE
Perry Guy
Hazel Smith
Barbara Cissel .
Carrie DrOss
Leonard Guy
Glen NOrthway
Clara Barbo
Cecil CarOIan
Maryllas Shaw
Nile Patterson
Gertrude Coleman
Annie Edwards
FOURTH GRADE
Annie Nelson
Don Dross
Dorothy Westaby
Frank Johnson
Joseph Leland
THIRD GRADE
Parry Nicholas
Nicholas Ruff
Alta Goodwin
Isabella Muri
Will Leland
Rehan Lyndes
Eddie Sweetser
Charles Westaby
Emma Gertensen
Roy Barbo
Esther Johnson
Charlie Dick
Erie Catolan
Roy Straw
Fern Older
Sherman Hunt
SECOND GRADE
John Ruff
Clyde Waddingham
John LyndeS-
Jimmie Smith
Gunner Nelson
Ernest Guy
James Muri
Anna Smith
FIRST GRADE
Claudia Blair
Helen Nicholas
Albert Anderson
Ruth johnson
Leon Marcyes
Janet Nicholas
Charlie DrOss
Robbie Reneker
Irene SOrensOn
Bruce Carolon
Alfred Gertensen
Rosa Ruff
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1905-03-23
A New Magazine

The Gateway Magazine, a new
monthly periodical of o. pages, will be
issued April 1st from the office of |
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-14
Nrbitratious &crtrGge fallen &c.
laiicn.

@aibington, &C, Is. Iebr.
= GraIioent &%ooleuelt miro sic pr.
bitrationS . SertrGge in ser Soiiuna,
III melter lie ourd Die ibr BON Senot
5ugefii9ten Imenoemente perlest
milroen, nidt oen betreifenoen 9dn-
bern 5iir Hatiii5iriung unterbreiten.
gr erfennt, lpie Staatsiefretdr San
belte erfldrte, an, oob ser Senat oos
Heht bat, gertrGge entpeoer brett
5itrild5illpeilen, coer aud inoireft
ourf &erdnoerrngen, rpclfet nit
ibrem SeiIt uno ibrem 3pede unper.
etnbar lino. Die Sendts . Mmenbe.
mente lino oerartiee @er1noerungen,
nno NIT oenIelben piiroen Die Der.
troge Der Sad)e Der ~allsemeinen gr-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-14
2ouis Ninlmnl1.

2ouiS Iimmolt, Elm Gonen.
Idneioer in Detroit, Mid., ser nit
Eoliipa in S0be bon $4,000 9un-
ferott mod)te ulo MIR $1,000 Nlftipa
batte, bat ein9cItonocn, ooB CT untcr
ongenommencm Nomcn $3.50 in
9onten III Gleuclono uno ct. QouiS,
ionic @aaren i'm @ertbc bon 500.
600 bel elmer ct. 2ouiier 9ogcrbaltS.
8eieIlidloit Ocponirt babe. Gr beiin-
Oct iid) oili Die InfIage oeS 9etrl,0cS
gegen ieinc @lGilbiger IN Saft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-14
Die Scrmnnoao NIB Der Sa6nen,
fampf.

Oorf, We., IS. 6e6ruar. - Ser
bieiige Sheriif Ntborrte bat ii6 bel
Der llnterOriidilng zines Snbnentom-
pies, meId)er gegen Witternadt IN
elmer SGeltte I'M 8ange mar, nit
Hllbm beoedt uno lit ser Selo oeS
cages. IlS er IN 9e9leitung zines
SiiliSideriffS in Die Sdeine ein-
orang, itiir5ten lid etpa ied,s5ig Ser
3nIdloucr ouf i'm, ober er lpor Dem
Nnorong gemadien, id)litg nit ges
lpaltiger Soult n6t Der Iitgreifer at
Sooen uno legtc 5mei nuoeren Sanb.
feIIeln on. IdJt onoere bon oen Ill-
greifern ergaben ii6 ireiipiaig. gm
Iltsgnng Der Sheune poitirt llno
Niemmnoen binnilSlaiieno, ifidte ser
S6eriff ieinen Iiiiitenten i6nea nad
mEoli5eiridter Cole, ser olld) raid
ollf Der 9iloflGdle erid,ien llio in Der
S6eune fiirf)terlid)e MuIterlung, ooS
beiBt, @cridt belt; ied)s5ebn bon ben
Sefotgenen 81 ie So @elobuBe per.
l,rtbeilenb. Die onoeren Sbeilneb.
mer an Dem perbotenen Sport ipllr.
ben bingfelt gemadlt. Sas Stroige-
ridt begann 10 Minuten Dor (Sam-
itog) Wittcrnoft unb nuroe, oa lit
Moine al Sonntagen feline @erid,ts.
itattfinOen bari, 10 beld)lelt.
lligt, oob Die gro5eour Sdlag Wit-
ternadt poriiber mar. Die beioen
&fbGbne nabm Der oieleeiuonote
Sheriff ais CUTE 9elite in Seidlag.
EaKe! Gaiie!
sur Geiie in's Mmslano beiurgf s.
ri. Ali, ct. Hanl=S traRe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-14

riidt SIT 6oIge bciirt0et ii6 g6miroI
gbo5o, Ser 8oriiter oes Gomite'8 fir
oitoiiutii6e Nngelegenbeiten ni6t otf
elmer 6ric0enSmiiiion ouf Dem @eGe
uad) Der WuuoiGurci, iou0cru nm i'm
Suffrage oes G3oren oie@ubrbeit Ser
8%Cbauptung ieit5uitelen, Dab @enr=
raj &uropotfin niht mebr idbig lei,
Den Oberbefebl iiber Die ruiiiihen
StreitfraIte in 0Ituiien SIT iiibren.
&pllonO mubrt feline Neu-
tralttGt.
Sim iteroam, 13. 6Cbruor. -
Cine IGpeife aus @ataoiu, uuf ser
&niel Saoo, meIOct, ouB ole BON Der
@amblrg ImCrifnniidcn Iumpicr-
@eicQiAoit gcmictbeten &oblen0om-
pier bulgaria" mo oSonoDforO"
fiir5lif in Scr 2umpong.@oi, an Der
&iiite BON Sumotro, unlonQten, mo
oaB Ole nicocrl0uoii6e 8cb0roe dis
Damn inn Ginflnge nit i6rcr Neutroli.
tGtS. &erpfli6tunq 8efebl ertbeiIIe,
sic 6obr3cu9e nod 9otouio bringcn
3t loiien. Gin geItcrn BORT cingetrofs
icncr 9lgent Der Somburgcr &inic
luili9te Elm, OoB ole aus aoblcn be.
Itcbenoen GargoS bcioer Sdiiie aus
gcloOen mo pertouft merOen ioQen.
COLL otefe " o Of in Gee it G
6en.
Petersburg, 10. 6ebruor. -
Gle g(omirolitGt beitGtigt Die N}eI-
Dung, 0oB Aomirol Nebogotofi'5 Qiz
Diiion oeS Oritten rlliiiiden @octiic-
@eidmooerS Gnoe oieier @odc BON
2iboit aus in Gee iteden peroe.
Ruiiii6c Greu5cr in Ybl=
Iippiucn @cWGiicru.
Monil la, 10. 6ebruor. - 3mei
rltIIiife &iiliStrel3er wlr0en ON
Wtittmob bon einem &iiitenmadtfut-
ter flint W}cilen ~noro0itlif BON Der
SSnicl Win0onoo geiibtct.
Der &lrtter ii8noliiirtc ibnen, an-
5uboltcn. Giner 3eigte Die Oelttide
SlogQc, Der onbcrc ontmortcte nidt.
@ciOc iebtcn Gompf otf unO Der
IdluonOcn ciIigit. Der a1rttcr Der
iolgtc iie 3luci Mcilen mcit.
Gas 90ricnburometer.
&onoou, IS. 6cbruar. - Die
Nftienb0ric mar in Ger pcriloIicnen
ISOLDE mobl rIbig, b%eflInoctc aber be-
oclltenoc 6eltigteit in 6olge Ger Nus
Iiften 0es @elomorttS, Der fliiliige3
@elb in Ser nabeu 3%llfltnit peripriht,
neil ouf ben @elomdrttcn gcringcrc
Gontrrrcn5 bcrrif)t unO oie @anf bon
Gnglono in ocn Stono gcicbt miro,
ibrc bcrcitS gcpoltigcn Ieicrpcn SIT
crb0beu.
Die SouptcrIdeimlng scr @od)c
bcItun0 IN bctrGdtGidcn Nnlu0cfd,i-
fen BON GoniolS ln0 ionitigen Hegic-
rllngsmcrtben. Die IN monhen arels
ien porbunoene @offmtng olrf 6ric.
Sen i'm ierncn Often perlieb Sen Spc-
rationen ser Sdlliie ci1en iriid)en Nllz
iporn. Die neiterIif erb0bte Nod)-
frogc nod inponiidcn @ertben lit
allf oie leBterc Ginmirtung llno o>if
6oS @eriidt, OoB oemn0dit cine nelte
ioponiId)e Inleibe 5ur IuSgn6e ge=
longcn miro, 5uriid5ufiibren.
Nmeritoner b%ebouptetcn lid) felt,
nbcr 0oS @eih1it mar etpoS be.
ihrGntt nno Die @ollptitiibe ging bon
@oaitroBe aus. Die 9enegungen Der
ISOLDE reililtirten in 0urh9Gngig hi
beren Treiicn, iuobci Ontario & @e=
Itern oie 0roBtc 9eiicrung 5eigtcrl.
@rono Srurlt erbolten lid) bon ser
%onfdngliden 0epreiiion olif bie Gi-
MISUNDERSTANDING bin lno iullroen
in england piel getouft. Die Ser
b6ltniiie ollf Ben GontinentolmGrf-
ten ioIlen iuegen neilerlifer 2iqui0u-
tionen ifuoder Snbober g%iinitig
ietn.
Die Scrmanoao NIB Der Sa6nem-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-14
9icNOrOiee. GOmmiifon
EcffeHtlide SerbanbluHgCu geiterH
GbgcihIOiieu.

Die GomniiiGre merocn icbt bel &C.
i6loiieueu Gbiiren cine Gnti6ei-
Dung ucretnbarcu m0 OieieI6e
ipGter 'unfiinOigen. @cnig
&ctea pom &ricgaihmlpIaBe III
Der ManOidurei. @uulborS
crbGlt 0oa COMMANDO ii6er Oic
5wcite ruiiiiGc 2(rmcc. - Melte
@eriidtc iiber Ooa 3erlpiiriniB
5luiifen <ropatfin nno 8ripen-
berg. aargo5 Somburger
&obIen0anpier in 8otopia Der.
touit.
YoriS, t3. 5ebrum.- Die Noros
IeeaGommtiIion pernobm beltte Die
Sdliiiic, mcld)e Ger 9lqent HltBlon0'&
mo o~crienige GugIuuo'S aus Dem
pcrnommcncn 3cugenuerb0r 5ogcn.
Ger 8ertreter @roBbritomicn'S be-
ballptete notiirlifL oa5 &erb0r babe
b%cluicien, ooB iid feline ioponii6cn
G%orpeooboote IN Der Nor0iee befon.
cen; NuBlono'S @ertrcter beboltptcte
qenau oos @egentbcil.
Gic ruiiiihc Re9ierrmg nimmt Den
Ston0pumft Elm, Dob On5 6cllcrn Scr
ruiiiid)cn &ricgSihiffc inter Den I'm.
itGnocn gcrchticrtigt mar, OaB Tic
(oic Rcqicrung) jcOod, nadOcm oie
6rogc iiber otc Observation-Disclosures OeS
Nomirol5 NojcItpcnStp bcicitigt lit,
@iQcnS mo bcrcit lit, sen unifuloi=
gen 0picrn GntidGOiglnQ 3u leilten
un0 ooS intcrnationole S6ieoSgcridt
81 Sooq ii6cr Den 8etroa ltn0 0ie
&crtbeilunq OcS SdoocncriobcS emit
idcioen 5t lnIicn.
f,ntIihon 0rnGo;to, say. Eam1n,iann
,;nn,G% ,,n, oE;hE,;5o o. mit,Gn
Scr Son. Gn,,n,;;;inr n,orSo,, ;ont e.
Gho c;t,r,ncr 6oi ,cihIoSi,,,o,, TE%.
,n,, hor+n,, 6;s ,o n;,,o Ent;ho;n,n,,
)cr,;oI+ hohor ,r,n n;o;o E,t;d,o;S,n,"
mirh nonn IN o;,,or lotion Sifo,+Gho,,
Gih,no oropfiirhint mprhcr mohr.
ihcinIih ncrNrn No rtIih Snoc
ncritrcihcn ehe ms ReI,,(tot ,pr,,b.
rcif If
>,ou troi6o;.:L..
e4otInn
wo4or1tu, 20 @,L
~ rn;ha 49, osG'"
tpinc Writ3tiouno hrs mcrii4ts o,,s
Mltfoeu, Iout meIhem bic H,oporcr
NIT Wpr6rrpitunner hrIh9ftiot ioi,
Iolltcn, lire Stcalu,qen m Sbofbe.
6ltiic I'll rGltmct. Glropotfin mel.
set I'M @eoentbet[, 0o6 Ste f%ortfobrer,
0clt Gltiloff-SiideT III bomboroiren.
Sin Giic1bobnQcbdltoc 5tpiidcn M1rf-
oen rno Sorbtt lit 3erit0rt morocn,
pernutt6lid) 0lIrdl cine ucrueaenc
icinolideS trciipotrouiQe, meIde bon
dirclii6cm @ebiete aus in Die @c.
0cno cinfic[. Gin bon ser ISront bier
on9clonQtcr orSn1rtiaer g(ttod,c
tbeilt nit, 6ob lid, Die ruiiiIhe grntcc
iebt in ollSde,cihnetem 3uItonDe be.
1thoet mo nope5n 4oo,UOo WtolIll
,,,o,. roh,,,o,, ,;o @,,To,, ' oto ""
NOV. o~sfonnon w., rnorAo,, 90, onA4
nor,,,,,hot G,,>
n....~ ?,
S"et III"
ot"'
~ IW"'e"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-14
@ermiidlte tclcgrap6iidDc 9cpcldcn.

Sn &o6eiter, @.-D., lit ser 81
idbrige 0orrp S6oif bon elmer &c.
miIien 8eiiic 2ittlc mGbrcno cine3
Ourh @iferiitd)t Observation-Disclosures
StreiteS ouf oen 300 %perluitnoet nor.
Sen. S6off Iiegt i'm st. Morp'&
Soipital" unO 9eiiie 2ittle lit per.
baftet.
Sn 8reenS6urg, ga, lit Or.
6ront Conan, mel6er lid) ais Nht.
malt, Nr5t, &iItorifer mo Sournoliit
eilten Nonlen genodt bat, i'm 2llter
bon 81 Sabren geitorbcn. Gr mar
Der Sobn zines 8unoesienotorS uno
ais iunger Morn GripotIefrctGr oeS
GrGiioenten Sobnion. Or, Conan
bat al6 5lpei 8eiien INN Die @clt &c
maf)t mo ioa Der critic @eiBe gene
len iein, Der Goreo betreten bat.
Set Der gntIoiiung oes Wio.
lbipmans G.G. Meller aus gtep-gorf,
neil er ais Witglico Ser oritten&lnIie
Der Mtnrine : IfoOemie bei'm Hou-
den ertappt morben mar, miro Dos
&auhoerbot i'll annopolis nit gr0B-
ter Stret9e 9ebanobabt. Nltr ocn
Grimnnern lit ons &ouden g%eitattct,
ale anoeren 3oglinge rperocn megcn
Serlesung oes HauduerbotS iofort
entloIien.
0as olte Battle Sonie" in
Mobile, zines Der erobten llito Glte.
item 5otels I'M Siioen, ging nGbrcno
Der porlesten Naht nit mebreren all.
itoBenoen @ebaiioert in SSlammea auf.
Dan idast oenGerluit auf $500, 600.
Seine WenidenIeben ginger oerIoren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-14

bitrotion nidt bonn geringiten 9}lttcn
iein. Der ErdiiOent bolt e8 oo6cr
fir am better, iie einfo6 fallen 81
Iaiien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-14

Iurin Stalien IS. Sebruor. -
4rin5 @ictor 9onoporte fam bellte
bier an mo lpuroe BON leiner Shne-
tier Brin5eiiin 2etitio, @emablin Oes
Ser5ogs BON Ioitn, empfangen. Gr
begab lid iofort noh Dem Shloiie
Woncalieri no CT cine @ode ais
@ait ieiner Wlitter Grin5eiiin Glo-
tiloe bleiben miro. Man eriuartet,
OaB er bier einem 5amilienrotb bel.
uobncn miro, IN neIdem feline pre-.
i%eftirte Termoblung nit Der Frin5eI-
lin Glementine, iiineiten 5od)ter oes
aonigs 2eopolo Don 9eIeien, beipro.
dlen iperoen ioa.
Frins @ictor gonaparte pilroe IN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-14

Petersburg IS. Sebriior. -
Gie oifi5iele NnfiinoiGung bon @ots
l6ofter WcGormid S@cioroeruna am
Barrier @otifoit lit in bieiigen biplo-
motilhen lulb omtlidcn &rciien nit
lleberrnifung uno @eooltCru oufgc-
nolrlnlcn mprocn. Wton bate 2rluar-
tct, Dob Sr. McGormid mGbrcno Der
fommenoen Administration ollf Dem
bieiiget Soften blcibcn miir0e. Gr
bot pdbreno Der 5ipei Sabre ieiliea
@irfcns in GuBlono cine erei9niBrci.
die Belt burd)gemod)t Die 9roBenSoft
Ieinerieits crforberte. Sn Solge lei.
tter gltten ge5iebungen 81 Dem nj,
hitter Oes NeiiBeren @rafen Cams
oorff ltno nnoeren 9eamtcn fonnte.e r
olle auitollhenOcn Sragen obne6rif-
ton erlebigen. McGormid bate be.
aii6 Die &iihinefi.B etition
81 ii6erreid)en Die freiIid) bon porl,.
Der abIebnlng iiber mor. On
Der Srage Der Entertaining amerifa.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-02-17

Noted Lawyers, Bailey and
SpOoner, Argue Evidence
WHETHER AID MISSION
or A STATEMENT MADE BY DE.
PENDANT sGAYNE BEFORE
House COMMITTEE is
CORRECT.

Washington. Feb. 1G.-Aside from
the two hours spent in routing the
senate oday gave its entire atten
tion TO the Swayne impeachment rial
Two hours and half Of this time
was spent behind closed doors con,
sidering the admissibility of a state
ment made by Swayne before a com.
mit.ee Of the house. The point was
argued at length by number of law
yers for the senate. 1t involved the
construction of the statute Of 1862,
which provided that statemen
made by'a witness called before Il
congressional committee cannot be
used against him in a criminal pro
ceeding in a cCurt. The senators IA
vorng tha admissibility of the state
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-02-17
PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT
SENDS A MESSAGE ON
SAN DOMINGO TREATY

srnmen to adopt it's own measures in
order 70 safeguard its own intaresss,
or else we must ourselves take sea
sonable and appropriate action
II is suggested by the president, that
If plan could be adopted in regard
to San Domingo similar TO thai in
the Pla amendment for the govern
ment Of Cuba it would be practicable
and solution to the problem.
The message concludes as follows
"We, en- our part, are simply perform
ing in peacsable manner, not only
with the cordial permission but in
accordance with the earnest request
of the government concerned, part of
cur International duty, which Is nee
essarily involved in the association Of
the Monroe doctrine. We will be
bound to show that we perform this
duty in good faith and without any
intention OF aggrandizing ourselves
at the expense Of our weaker neigh,
bors CT Of conducting ourselves other
wise than so as 10 benefit both these
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-02-17
OF
THE CANAL ZONE
House Passes Bill Giving All Au-
tliority TO the President
HOT PROTEST TO SENATE
AMENDMENT TO AGRICULTURE
BILL SENT BACK WITH
STATEMENT THAT IT is
AN INFRINGEMENT.

Washington, Feb, lG.-The naval
1ppropr alton bill today further oc-
cupied the attention of he house for a
major portion of the session. bus the
debate was without particular incident
and no mat erial amendment was adop
ted. Its consideration had net been
concluded when adjournment was
taken
Before taking up the naval bill, the
house entered an emphatic protest
against The action of the senate in
amending the agrlcul ural appropria-
ION bill so a0 10 interpret ;he draw
back feature Of the Dingley tariff
act affecting wheat. by a vote of 2Gl
10 8. the bill was sent. back to the sen
ate with the statement that It's amend
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-02-17

ment as a rule contended that as i'm.
peachmen proceedings were criminal
in character the senate sitting fer
the trial of Judge Swayne is not a
court in the sense in which that
word is used in the statute Senat.
or Bailey presented this view at
leng b. Senator spooner, who
agreed with him as to the admssi
bility of the statement. took issue
with him on the points mentioned, but
based his plea on the fact that
Swayne had appeared voluntarily be
fore the house committee, arguing
that in so doing he removed himself
from the protection of le law
On the other hand, Senator's Fora
ter and McCumber contended that
she statute is SO broad in scope as %
apply to all Witnesses. They said S
principle purpose was to protect the
witnesses against any sense Of fear
IN giving testimony before the cor
gressiona1 committee. Senator Ba
con, who had previously voted against
the admissibility OF the Swayne sta e
ment today spoke in supp,r- of its
acc ptance. saying that an examira.
ton of the statute had convinced
him Of his error on the previous oc-
casion. Senator Clark of Arkansas
was speaking when the senate TOOK
a recess until tomorrow with the in
ften.ion Of proceeding with the case
. Immediately on convening
1 Only two Witnesses were examined
today and when they were excused
the house managers announced thai
they would close their case wi b the
Testimony of one more witness. who
i has not arrived in the city. Mean
1while the case viii be presented as
fsoon as the legal point in the contro
yersy is settled.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-02-17

ment was an infringement Of tie con
stitutional privileges Of the
house Both Messrs. Payne, Of New
York. the majority leader, and VII
liams. Of Mississippi. the minority
leader. arged that action
Governing Canal Zone
The Mann bill. to provide 70. gov.
eminent of the canal zone was passed
withou: fuTthe- discussion. The bill
gives all right for The government Of
he canal zone TO The PTesident unt
the end of the next congress, bat pro
viles that the government lsah be so
exercised as to protect Inhabitants in
the free enjoyment Of their liberty
Rroparty and religion Il abolishas the
canal commission and places tn work
fer the construction OF the canal in
he hands Of The President and per
ons as b. may appoint and employ.
4. does not undertake 10 determine
whether the canal shall b. con trnc
ted at sea level CT local level water
way
It also provided that persons ap
pointed bg he pes 'deat both IN the
government canal zoua and in cl1rge
Of the work of cons .ruction shall make
annual estimates in detail as far as
possible Of sums needed for the ensu-
ing Il cal year and says that after
June 30. 1906. no money shall De ex-
pended in the canal for canal zone
government except ia accordance with
appropriar isns hereinafter made, thus
doing away with lump sim appropria-
lion carried by the existing law Ere
qnent reports 70 the President and
congress Of the progress of construe-
ton. as well Of expending money, are
/ required.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-02-17

City Attorney N. }. o'shea feared
that il would be impossible to get
owners 10 attesd 4 weetiEE.
he said such things we're unpopular
With the people They were usually