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Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-08-03
BENNINGTON DISASTER DUE
TO DEFECTIVE BOILERS

SAN DIEGO, Cal, Aug. From
an official source 1t is learned that
tOe investigation of the Bennington
disaster has brought out the fact That
1t was due to the boilers Of the ship
being defective due to long use. This
criminal negligence caused the death
of the go men on the vessel. Toe
court of inquiry will now pass the
matter up to a higher authority
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-08-03
RETIRED CLERGYMAN
MAKES SECOND DONATION

SAN JOSE. Cali, Aug. Rev. II.
T. Besse, retired clergyman. who re
Gently gave $4,000 to the Wesleyan
Methodist church for educating min.
listers, today donated another $780,
900 for the same purpose.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-08-03
NEW MINISTRY FORMED

STOCKHOLM. Aug. "A new min
istry was formed today with Lund.
strum as minister of state and Count
Wach Meister minister Of foreign af
fairs. The new cabinet Indicates a
peaceful solution OF the problem pre-
sented by Norway's secession.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-08-03
TWO SIGNS OF PROGRESS,

Minneapolis Tribune.
Probably the first Indian divorcs
In the country was fled In Montana
the other day. There Is evidence that
the red man is readily adopting ths
customs OF the whites. When Dc
baseball season arrived he deserted
her and went OF with the white team.
This is further evidence.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-08-03
ouRAY WOMAN SUICIDES

Special Phone to The Herald
OuRAY. Aug. Margaret Drew
suicided here last night by taking
morphine. Night before last sac rob
bed a man of s45 and was arrested
and put in jail. She returned half Of
the money, all she had left when ar.
rested She brooded over being In
Jail
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-08-03
ATTORNEY GENERAL MOODY
LEAVES FOR WASHINGTON

OYSTER BAY, Aug. 2.-Attorney
General Moody left for Washington
today after recommending, 1t is be-
lieved. a new registration TO provide
punishment OF offenses In the agri-
cultural department scandals.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-08-03
MAccAsEEs NOTICE

Members Of the Lady Msccabees.
Hive No. l2. will please take notice
that hereafter the meetings will be
held on the frst and third Fridays at
2 o'clock in the afternoon. and on the
second and fourth Fridays at 8 o'clock
In the evening.
NEVADA PIERCE. Record Keeper
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-08-03
ouarter.size collars at Nathsn's.

boys clothing in the southwest at Ma
than's.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-08-03

LOST-Rlack silk Eton Jacket
trimmed In buttons WAS lost on east
side OF AnImas river up the valley,
Finder return to Herald once.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-08-03

The finest line OF musical instru
ments at the right prices. Hahn.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-08-03

Tbs people who manage to live
without ever getting into not water
have little to do with the engines OF
life.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-08-03

the others. The men dug . hole
through the brick wall on the east
side.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-08-03
From Wednesdays Daily.

George Smart is in from Emerald
lake and will probably go out in a
day or two to Ligbtner creek, where
he is interested In placer properties
with Shields, Moran, Clements and
others.
Walter Hunter, one of the first
owners OF the May Day mine. has a
prospecting camp in Deadwood gulch
mort heast OF the big gold producer.
F. NJ. Endsley the cement sidewalk
man from Canon City, arrived last
night and lay sidewalks for F. W
strater, the Episcopal church and w
T. Kirkpatrick.
The funeral of G.. II. Stoiber will
be held tomorrow at the residence
probably at 10 o'clock The funera
will be private. The remains will b'
placed in a metallic coffin and tenn
porarily buried In SIiverton and latel
will be shipped to New York. Mr.
Stoiber carried between $4,000 ant
| $50. 900 life insurance.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-08-03

One price always at Narnan's.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-08-03

The Herald for 10 vork.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-08-03
T|CKERS'
STRIKE
HURTING

HELENA. Mont. Aug 2.-Tne
Montana Central railway is practical
ly tied up by the strike of the tele-
graph operators. Northern Pacific
train No / was taken into Missoula
today on handcar signals. The
Rocky Mountain division of the
Northern Pacific is reported to be
paralyZed.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-08-03

The Herald for 3os work.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-08-03

ST. PAUL, Aug. AT noon today
President Perham OF the Order OF
Railway Telegraphers claims that 90
per cent Of the operators are now
out and that 1t must result in com
plete tieup of the two big systems
The dispute is over wages, and It is
quite evident that freight service is
quite demoralized today. and num-
Der of trains are being cancelled
Train No. 6, known as the Burlington
Flyer, Is tied up % miles from Butte
as a result of the strike. The North
Coast Limited is proceeding very
slowly. Twelve operators walked out
at Butte, Mont. shortly after mid
night this morning.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-08-03

ST. PAUL, Aug. 2.-The strike of
and Northern Pacific is In effect
President Perham of the telegraph.
ers says the strike order was almost
unanimously obeyed. The block sys-
TEN on the Dakota division was
abandoned; on the Minnesota divis-
ion all the men are out but two; the
Montana division all but one. Trains
on botn roads arrived and departed
on time today.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-12
THE GOOD OLD Way

A severe cold or attack OF Ia grippe
Is like a fire, the sooner you combat Il
the better your chances are to over
power Il. But few mothers In this age
are willing to do the necessary work
required TO give a good old -fashioned
reliable treatment such as would be ad 20
mlnIstered by their grandmothers.
backed by Bochees German Syrup,
which was always literally used In CON
nectlon with the home treatment OF
colds and Is stu In greater household
favor than any known remedy. But
even without the application Of the old .
fashioned aids German Syrup will cure
q severe cold In quick time. Il Will
cure colds IN children or grown people.
II relieves the congested organs. allays
tho irritation and effectively stops the
cough. Any child win take Il. II ia
invaluable In a household OF children.
Trial size bottle. Csc; regular size. 76c
For sale by all druggists.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-12
SPECIAL MATCH GAME.
Country Horse Races.

committee consisting Of Henry Har-
ker Ira Bonnion, Taylorsvlllo, W II
llpgh Joseph Hi. Granger. r. X,
Nebcker G. e. Ganfin Hugh Jones, Muir.
ray Howe Bros. South Cottonwood VIII
stout and Geo, Brown, Big Cottonwood;
WI a. Wlndor, | S. Carlyle, Mil Greek.
WIN Thompson and Lou Knight. sugar,
mot last night at Calder's aud arranged
with the park management 10 pull OF "a
race matinee for Country Horses" only
Wednesday, Aug. %, at Caldors track.
There Will be- hYo events. three harness
and two galloplng races. Owners who
nave horses that they think can "gu
some arc requested to be AZ Calders
track Tuesday and Wednesday afternoons
next 90 TRY OUT Tor places I'm the races
The committee propose getting "a line"
9n all entries before race day Henry
iitrker says There will be no chance
Tor 'wrlngers' I'm this meet"
There is some rafting good horse flesh
~ our country towns and the boys" say
mat they Will show "city folks" that tho
sport OF kings" Is not dead by long
tluf
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AMATEUR OARSMEN,
Second Day OF National Regatta Is on In
Pull SWING.

Baltimore, Aug. ii-lust enough wind
10 make a delightful day for the spec
tators was sufficient TO make the water
a bit too ohoppy for the oarsmen but this
was too slight 10 be charged as a real
defect against the opening day OF tho
thirty-third annual regatta OF the Ma
tional Association Of Amateur OarsmCn.
summary.
First race, senior paired cared shells
Won by Seawanhaka Is, G. ot New York
Arg0naut n, c., Toronto, second. Only
two finished. Time-l0,0lh
Second race, intermediate single sculls-
First heat, l. w. Craig OF Detroit b. c.,
won; James O'Neill Atlantic b. C., New
York, second Those qualifying for the
final will row tomorrow, Tme.-ll !l5h
Third race association senior single
sculls--F Shepard ~ Seawauhaka b c.
won; Fred fuessel Harlem h. G., second ,
Frank Wesley First Bohemian A. c. New
York third. Time-l0.32
Fourth race. intermediate single eculls--
Second heat: James A. EenEyck, Jr,
Waushett b. c., Worcester, won; Walter
Stokes, University b. c., Philadelphia
second These qualifying for the fnal
TO be rowed tomorrow
Fifth race. senior double sollls--Nonpa-
reil II, c., New York won Philadelphia
u c., second Time-l0!S.
Sixth race, senior four-oared shells
seawanhaka u. c., won; Argonaut r c.,
second MourI city .. c.. st. Louis.
third. Tme-9'3S
Seventh race. intermediate clght-oarod
shells-Argonaut Y. c., Toronto, won;
Ariel r. c.. Baltimore, second Two
started. Timo--S;ie.
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We Treat and Cure.

CATARRH Deafness, Nose and
Throat Troubles, Eye and Ear Dis
eases. Bronchial aud Lung Trou-
bles, Asthma, Stomarch, Liver aud
Kidney Diseases, Bladder Troubles,
Female Complaints, Chronic Dis
eases Of Women and Children,
Heart Disease, Nervous Diseases,
Chorea lSt. Nius' Dance, ricketts,,
Spinal Trouble, skin Diseases, Sci
atlca and Rheumatism, Diseases of
the Bowels. Piles, FistuIa and Rec
tai Troubles, Goitre COR Big Neckl
Blood Diseases Tape Worm, Hay
Fever. Hysterla Epilepsy, lnsom-
MIA. etc. and all durable Ner-
yous Private and Chronic Diseases.
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ARE YOU SICK AND AILiNC?
ARE YOU IN DOUBT
ABOUT YOUR
TROUBLE?

Don't delay another day. come to
Drs, Shores and be- examined and
advised ABSOLUTELY FREE
whether you take treatment or not.
this examination and expert advice
viii cost YOU nothing II Is simply
Drs. shores good natured way Of
PROVING TO YOU WITHOUT
COST that they are IN fact AS in
name CHRONIC DISEASE EN-
PERTS
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slide for place across The tape. Samuel
SON never has been much ut "A hero AZ
ne saucer, as so many OF hts races look
crovd 5'n, mG95 gas eSE PssS9 iRS
tcaming IN the lap race and last night II
looked Ike blocking Downing with his
olboNs ana croWding him mp The saucer,
In the finish Of thc quurier-milc Then
something happened to sammy. and as
he was able 90 perumhulatc after picking
himself up the crowd checred Downing,
who took first place, as hc rode around
What happened 10 samueson? II prob.
ably will never ho known but It struck
him from behind ana sent him spraying
IN mNup with his wheel clear across
the finish line, and then % feet or 80.
Samuclsou rode hard leading tho race
most Of the way around and then Down
ing crowded him hard at the finish, aud
aus Samuclson began 10 weaken IN tho last
% feet Downing drew alongside and APP
pearcd 20 be going TO pass him easily.
Then the bad looting elbow work and
cr0wdng began and then the finish came
I'm "a way no one was expecting &C.
outside Of this race Staloy got the glad
hand of the crowd TO tho biggest dulsh,
by breaking Heagron mile motor record
He rode the corncrs low, and II Will take
some going to lower the new record
again
Young Mccormick. proved himself a
good fellow last night by discovering that
he could ride ana putting IN squirt that
landed him ahead Of Hume I'm the mile
amateur forcing Wilcox for first place.
on the whole the racing last night WIS
a vast Improvement over Tuesdays, with
a noticeable absence Of protests and
sQuahbling
THE SUMMARY
One-mile handicap, amateur nnal--Wn-
cox, scratch. Mccormick 80 yards Hume,
scratch Timc-2;C6 10.
Quarter.mie dash final Downing,
Samuclson Williams Bowler Time
20 10
Mile exhibition, motor race against time
by Earl Staley Timo--l:l3 20, breaking
track record Of 1.ii 2-5,
FiVc-milc lap, amateur Hume, Redman,
wilcox, Mccormick Time-l0.j0.
Two-mile lap handicap professional
HOLSTER Hopper Samucleon. Achon.
Timp-3:ii 40
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Circuit Races Today.

Buffalo. Aug 1.-The grand circuit
races today were postponed on account
OF rain,
The unfinished events will be run to-
morrow
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SAMUELsoN FELL.
won Second In the Quarter Nile Dash
with FLYING Finish

The quarter-mllc dash was the feature
~ me bicycle races al the Salt Palace
saucer last night and the interest in u
vas not IN the finish Of the race. but Of
sainuelson who tried to initiate man
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TEA

How can Schilling's Best
be better than other good
Same as with everything
else. Men differ; me n S
things differ
fon'r -.. m 'yif you don't like H.
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Batterles--Harper ana schol, Fraser
and Moran.
Pittsburg, Aug ll-pittsburg won one
Of the most remarkable gamcs Of the sea-
son In the twelfth inning after two men
were out, on two errors steal and a
hit, Up 10 that point n was a pitchers
battle Sparks did the better work. not a.
local man getting beyond second base till
the last inning. Attendance, 1900
Score. r. He
IihapuIg '''''''''s'.,',,.',,.,,,,, 3 o
inllautlphla '..,,.t..,,...,.,.,..O
Batteries. -Philippi and Gibson; Sparks
and Abbott
Chicoga Aug. H. Chicago defeated
Brooklyn today I'm u wen played game.
. school children were ad
mltted free today. Attendance 1880
Score, r. HE.
rIuVdso "''.''t' .'.,t',.,.",,.o,3 10
BfootlNn ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Batteries Briggs. Wciluer and Killing;
Jones and Bergen
St Louis. Aug H. -rhleman's wllduess
gave New York an easy victory TODAY
Taylor was effective. Attendance, zoo
Score. RII u.
81 Louis ACKNOWLEDGEMENT . 3
new lurk '..''st,,',.,,.,,.s,
Batteries -Thclman aud Leahy, Taylor
ANA BICsnahan
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
pAc1r1c coAsr LEAnuE.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Cincinnati. Aug, u.-Clncinnau gave
Harper poor fielding support and was un-
able to secure consecutive hits. Attend
ance, l,V00.
Score! II. IT, Il
Cincinnati .,...,.,..,..,.,..,.,
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THE SUMMARY.

Third round--W G. Fownes Ptttshurg
defeated W. j. Travis, Garden city J up
10 holes,
y. r. Sawyer, Whetou. defeated A. L.
White w, I TO play
III {. Egau. Exmoor defeated Fred
Horreshod, mp to play.
Harold Weber defeated T.. NJ. Byers Q
up to play
Semi-ilnals
2up
UP 70 play
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EXCURSION TO
CANADA


Via Oregon Short Line. Following
rates win prevail from Salt Lake,
Stirling ..',,.,''..,'''.',s'.. .SS0.95
Raymond ",''''''''''s....,,., S3l.S5
McGrath '.'s''s'..,.,,..,.S3 So
Cnrdaton ,.,.s.+s.'ts,sss.s t33. 30
Proportonate rates from other sta
tions,
Trains leave ll;45 p. IN.
Tickets good Tor return until Septem-
Der 18th. See o. S, L. Agents. City
Ticket ONCE, 2oi Main Street.
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PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.

Portland, Or, Aug ll.-Los Angeles de-
featcd Portland by punching hits on
Teddy Corbet In three innings, The 10"
cal man was not effective AT any stage
OF the game and was batted freely
throughout Spies and Dillon entered into
AN argument after Mitchell placed hit
over the right field fence, which resulted
I'm a homo run, and the result was that
the Los Angeles catcher was put out Of
the game hy his captain and Eager went
back to the bat Tozer was given OK
cellcnt support
Score H. H. e
Los Angeles ,,''''s,s's'''.,,'..s,,..,o IL q
Ipludllu s'ssfsssssssssstssf l
Battcrles-Tozer Spies and Eager; Cor
bctt and Mclean.
Umpirc-Dayls,.
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Boston NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 0
BatterIes-liarper and schlel; Fraser
and Moran.
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TOOK THE COUNT,
Public Proved an Easy Mark for pugs
Who Need the Money.

Colma. CAL, Aug, ll--About 1900 sport
enthusiasts came TO Colma this evening
to witness the scheduled twenty-five
round 20 between the two big fellows.
Gus Rubin the Akron giant and Jim
Mccormick Mccormick was knocked out
I'm tie eighteenth round OF one W the
poorest contests ever witnessed IN this
ring. Both mon were slow and did not
show to advantage at any stage Of the
game The bout all through consisted
mainly Of sparrlng and cllnching. Very
few effective blows were struck at any
dime The honors were fairly oven up
To the fourteenth round. After that time
Mccormick was at the mercy Of the AK
ron boy, but the latter did not have the
force to his blows necessary 10 wind mat
tiers up mtn the eighteenth In this round
Rubin landed succession OF short arm
blows to the body ana Jaw Mccormick
went down for the count OF eight, but on
getting up was hOored again with q left
TO the Jaw and was counted out.
The fact that Mccormick put un a
poor fight caused no surprise In Salt Lake.
He is the man who has been John j.
Sulllvan's sparring partner this year and
lei John nut him out at Michigan town
last spring Just to give John n boost back
into ring circles, Why the Colma promo.
tiers will 80 deliberately inluro the game
as To let peoplc OF this class rob the pub
iic of their dollars. is hard TO see,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-12

Vocal and Instrumental Concert
saltair Sunday, Aug, 49, i.SO p, m.
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San Francisco, Aug 1i.-Bunched hits
by Tacoma and the Oakland teams in
ability 20 connect with EmersOu's deliv-
cry gave today's game to Tacoma by a
score Of 10 T. Costly errors also con-
tributed TO Oahand's defeat. Emerson
pitched a nue game. He WAS batted for
two hits and one run In the second, but
shut out Oakland after that Inning. Ia
comas runs were made on punched hits
In the fourth and eighth innings.
Score; r, H. Il.
lhtonlh 's's''''''''''''''s ''''''s''s''o l
Oakland .,.,u,,,,,,.,..,.,.,.,,. 2 3
Batteries Emerson and Graham;
Graham ana Stanley
Umpires- Mcdonald and Bray
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Denver. Aug. flowing TO rain today
the Denver Pueblo game was called IN tho
fourth ming, when the score was ! 10 J.
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Seattle. Wash, Aug ll.-Costly bases on
balls handed out by Shields lost the game
for Seattle today san Francisco won by
score OF to 8. Miller was put IN after
the nth inning to replace Shields and
no runs were made after that
Score: h. II. r,
oedlLle s.'s'''sss'' '''''''''s's'''' !
San Francisco r...,,.,,,,..,...",,6 4 .
Batteries-Shields. Miller and Banken-
ship. Whalen and Shea.
Umprc-Perrne.
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WHY rHE oFFER is MADE.

@ % .n s4yq1F nS
D
@ r 8 ss & % % 5s Bssgfp PhS S
ana i9l 5dEs
all
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WESTERN LEAGUE.

Omaha, Aug 1.-the champions battcd
Hatch hard IN three innings aud won
handily, Each pitcher struck out ten
men.
Score. Il, IA. u.
Omaha ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10
Sioux city OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 0 /
Batteries-Ptclstcr and Gonding, Hatch
and Starnagle,
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SCROEULA
FROM PARENT TO CHILD

The laws of heredity are inyariable
and the diseased blood Of parents is
handed down TO children in the form Of
Scroiula. Being thus deeply rooted
nothing can reach the disease but a con-
stitutional remedy The very foundation
OF the blood is diseased, and until it is
purihed and made strong, those who are
born with a scrofulous tendency cannot
have the blessing OF robust health.
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r. HE.

Des Mones Ia, Aug u.-Dos Moines
had a walk away over st, oJSoph today,
winning by a score Of l6 to O.
Score: X. HE
DcS Monos ,"",.a..,,.,r,.,,.,l6 q l
ST. Joseph ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. )
Batteries -Chappelle and WOLFE Thomas
and Anderson and Hnran.
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S. S. s., the king of blood purifiers, Is
the medicine that is required, because it
changes the quality of the blood by
cleansing it Of all poisons and impurities,
building it up aud Strengthening the en-
tire system. When S. S. S. has restored
the blood to healthy condition aud
forced out the scrofulous deposits there
is sure return to health, No remedy
has ever been found to equal this great
vegetable prenaration for the cure OF all
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Cleveland, o., las prownell st.

/ Inherited Serofula from my ancestry,
and this means, Of course, weak, impure
blood and a rundown, debilitated COM
dttlon OF the system. Treatment Of ply
siotans did not do me anything like the
IL, IL promotes appetite and digestion,
gives strength and energy, builds up
the general health in every way, and IN
addition 20 being an excellent blood pu-
flner ~ adds 70 its success as remedy
for Sorofula, IL did more for me than
anything have used, and with pleas
ure recommend IT, s. 9. s.. completely
cured me ofthis bliRhting disease,
MRS, LOUISE COHEN,
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Brooklyn today I'm wen played game
school children were ad {.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-12
ROCKERS CASE.
Supreme Court Justices Lawyers Put
 ting In Hard Fight.

Albany. N. T., July 1.-The State Legislature in joint session today be- gan the hearing of the testimony re- lating to the charges made against Su- preme Court Justice Warren B. Hook cd of Fredonia, who is accused of mis- conduct in connection with Postoftice Department contracts and of having procured the entry of an improper and fraudulent judgment for the benefit of the postoffice building a punkirk. owned by himself and State Tax Com- missioner Stearnes.
 To these charges Justice Hooker has entered a general denial. Justice Rockers counsel made 1t plain at the outset thE they intended to fight for every detail of their clients rights under the procedure adopted They challenged the right of the members of the Assembly Judiciary Committee which has already declared unani- mously that Justice Hooker should be removed, to participate in the proceed ings, but were overruled by Lieuten' ant Governor Bruce the presiding off, ficer.