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The Marshall republican., 1906-01-12
NAPTON

Z. G. Hanes who Ia for eman OF an
extra gang on the Missouri Pacific
Railroad, spent Sunday at home.
The Modern woodmen OF America
Will have u meeting here on the even.
ing OF Jan. l7ta To organize a camp
OF that order. We have q new hall
built over the bank which they have
contracted for for five years. We
expect to have . strong camp here by
spring.
The p~ostofiice at Hardeman will be
discontinued OF January l5th. The
patrons viii be served through the
ONCE a. Nspton by rural delivery. w.
A. Davidson, who conducts the store
at Hardeman, will probably move to
Napton soon and open up a store.
Brooks Purcell of near Arrow Rock
was a caller At the p~ostofice Tuesday.
J. I. Thorp shipped . load of cat.
tie 10 the b. Louis market Monday.
Charles Lee. OF Hoping. spen. q
few days this yeek With his brother
Tom and family, In Napton.
@. A. Murrell came down from
Marshall Wednesday for q visit OF q
few days with friends
I. N simms, Of Fairville, spent.
Wednesday with L c. Shackelford
ami family.
The Marshall republican., 1906-01-12
LITTLE ROCK

Mrs. Anna Ehlers received mauy
beautiful Chri.ttoss presents-one OF
them being q very fine stove valued
at dfty dollars.
Mr.. Pete Jones, who has been on
the sick list, Is some better.
The little child OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Boggs, who has been sick for q
long time, died early Sunday morn
log, and was buried NJ Fish Cre,k
Monday afternoon.
II anybody wants their picture ta-
ken, call on Conrsde waltermste.
He is there with the goods.
Church was conducted q. the Luth.
ern church Sunday by Rev. Leim-
brock, Of Gillian. He preached very
we'll for q new beginner.
Mrs. Pauline Asselmyer, the mother
OF Herman and Henry Asselmeyer,
nom Usage county, is visiting here.
A very 6ne supper took place at Mr..
Mote Ehler's Sunday .evening. The
Following named parties were present:
Mr.. Fritz Wise and family, Mr.. Frank
Hoener and family, MI. Frank Lsim-
koeh'er and family, Mr.. Belreyksmp
aod family, Couradc wstsrmate, Hen
ry j. KEENAN,, Frank Kesaw and
family, Pete Bender and sister Emma,
Rev. Buehler and family, and DR..
Sharp.
The little baby OF Frank Kerns has
bsen very sick with pneumonia.
Mrs, Anna Eblers says tina. she
likes Goose Supper but prefers
Turkey Dinner first.
Mote Ehlers seems very down heart
cd hereof late as some one had stolen
his bird dog, but late last evening the
log returned home. Mote says tina,
wouldn't take hfty dollars for him.
Miss Mable Pearson won The prize
offered by Prof. Trout, Monday morn.
ng for having twenty ex examples work.
ID out and fully explained. The
consisted OF a pound OF candy.
The Marshall republican., 1906-01-12
LONESOME VALLEY

Mrs. Grifith and Miss Josie Rey.
nolds and brother, Sam, spent a few
days with friends near Shackleford
last week.
Wonder II a certain young lady
found GeorgeS
Dick Griffith has been on the sick
list, but is some better Mt this writing.
@. @. Miller and wife were shopping
Ia Marshall Saturday.
Wonder why Cheek Bone comss
over on the hill 81 oiten9
Nicholas Irwin was out from Mar
shall spsndipg . few days with his
aunt, Mrs. Grinith.
Miss Dora Miller visited Mice Josie
Reynold Sundsy.
The Marshall republican., 1906-01-12
SWEET SPRINGS

Miss Dorothy Simral went TO Park.
Vile Tuesday morning, nere she will
attend the Parkville college.
ID. w. Mormaduke and wife have
gone to Green Cove Springs Frorids,
where they will spend the remainder
VI the winter.
Postmaster Smith has been on the
sick list the past week.
Mise Rose Bredeheft spent last Sum
day In Concordis.
The many friends Of Leeper Kise
win be- sorry 70 learn he suffered y
stroke Of paralysis last Saturday sv.
sning, from which be 10 rendered quite
helpless.
The Marshall republican., 1906-01-12
NEW HOME

Winter weather 10 the order OF the
day now
Misses Bessie Knott and Grace La-
rue were guests OF the latter's auut,
Miss Mollie Durnil Saturday night.
Misses Martha Copelsod and Ruth
Mckinney, Messrs. Harvey Dierklng
and Eager Mckinney we're guests OF
M, and Mrs. G. Q. Forbes Saturday
night.
Arthur Msyse was the guest Of D.
The Marshall republican., 1906-01-12
NORTON

Myrtle Yates was visiting her
parents n day last week.
Joe Hodge shipped two car loads Of
cattle W Chicago Saturday night.
Mira. Jess Van Wrinkle IL improving
At this writing.
LATHE Creath Lilies 10 on the sick
list this week.
The Marshall republican., 1906-01-12
Forced to Starve

B. F. Lsek. Of Concord, KY, says:
'For 20 years I suffered agonies with
. sore on my upper lip, so painful.
sometimes. that l could uot est. Aftsr
vAinly trying everything else, / CURED
" with Bncklen's Arnica Saive.n lt,s
great for burma, cuts and vouuds. Al
7. q. Franklin's drug store. Ouly go.
The Marshall republican., 1906-01-12
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bough.
s' ss.s. ss: .. l&MzZzM

For Sale Cheap-one Austin Well
Drill No. 2 Tools and all 10 good
shape. Capacity 500 feet. WIN sell
on easy terms. IL foot bar, good
Jars aud rope socket, good wrenches.
Standard jointtspering threads. For
further particulars address.
j. s. LINDSEY,
(zs0 Sweet Springs, Mo.
The Marshall republican., 1906-01-12

Wanted-two men in each
county to represent and add
vertise Hardware Depart.
ment, put out samples of our
goods, etc. Travelling Posi-
tion or Office Manager. Sal
AIRY $1,000 per month cash
weekly, with all expenses
paid in advance. We furnish
everything.
The Columbia House,
Dept. 6lO, Monon Bldg,
S-lS Chicago Illinois.
|AIU.A Xxx X.L"MNF|N"y| 81
The Marshall republican., 1906-01-12

Any family can figure big savings each month by trading the AcadeR acke+s n+ c... c..o
Those wing me- will kindly come in Mds settle. for need the money ham, m all go
yonh ave gen ma the past year and promising save you omy If won rive M wr stt o"% P n""
am yw 49, T" eh ps~S
GOds DeNrdP PROMPTLY
Country Produce same as Spot Cash j. B. RICH, Slater
The Marshall republican., 1906-01-12

In our grocery line we make the following prices.
Standard Gran. Sugar. credit price, is lbs. for 81. 90.
Cash price, 20 lbs. for Sl.00, $3.50 per 100.
Can corn, very best, credit price, l2c. Cash price,
lOc., S1.9S per case of2 duz.
Can corn splendid, credit price, 10c. Cash price, &c.
1852 for case of two doz.
Can tomatoes, credit price, !3c-Cash price. 49,. Zoe
IAN peas credit price, loc.-Cash price ....... Zoe
Can pumpkin, credit price, l0c. Cash price 80. Sc
Can beans, credit price, l0c-cash price. ..... &c
Canssuccotash, credit price, l0c.-cash price. 7c
Sah'peaches' credit price. 3Oc. cash price -. 22c
Can Strawberries, credit price. l5c.-cash price Zoe
Can plums, credit price, l5c.-cash price. -. Toe
Spot cash brings down the price, not the quality.
on all canned goods.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-01-12
ABOUT THE MRS.
MORRIS MATTER
Congressman Sheppard Makes Some
Interesting Remarks.
NO CHINESE BARRIER
Said IL a Wolf Had HOuled or Bear
Crowded the President Would
at Once Have REPAIRED
to the Scene.

Washington, Jan. 1.-THE recent
election Of Mrs Minor Morris from the
white house office building was mad
the subject Of remarks by Mr.. Shsp-
pard IF Texas Wednesday. Mr.. sile7-
pard has a resolution for an investiga-
ton Of the incident pending before
the rules committee. Mr Grosvenor
made the point Of order that the dis
cussion Of resolution pending be-
fore,a committee was not proyer.
81 object 10 a Chinese anvil around
the white house, as well as around
the United States" Mr.. Sheppard re-
piled
'Tf the gentleman thinks 1t Is
proper subject matter TO ~-raign the
president and his household. why. let
him go ahead" said Mr.. Grosvenor.
81 will Jet the country judge Of
that" retorted Mr.. Sheppard. IF the
president had heard the howl of a wolf
or the growl OF bear in the adjoin-
ing room he would have been on the
scene Immediately" he continued char
acterizinF the occurrence as an "un-
warrantab bic and unnecessary brutali-
~ which demanded Investigation and
merited censdre."
III congress" he continued, com
posed. Of American fathers. husbands.
brothers. permits It's incident to go
unrebuked it will add a passive and
cowar1ly approval of this violation OF
the most sacred principle OF American
life"
Mr. Payne Of New York made the
roint of'order that Mr.. Sheppard was
not discussing the bill under consid-
Grafton, and when Mr. Olmstead. In
the chair. replied Tint IN committee
Of the whole great latitude Is allowed.
Mr. Payne remarked that he disliked 70
deprive the Democratic marty OF new
issue but ne thought the speech was
one which would be more in place
in police court than in the house.
Mr. Grosvenor said ne kne VINO diff
ference between the dignity Of the
house and any other house in the city
and he did not consider the American
congress in the sense OF a police court
or as having any thing to do with
the question ~ 1isorderly conduct OF
any employe in the neighborhood OF
the white house. He did not believe
any condition had arisen where the
HUSBAND OF the woman I'm question
could not secure the proper redress.
House adjourned
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-01-12
FLEECY STAPLE
MEN In SESSION
Southern Cotton Growers Associa-
ton Is In Session.
FROM EVERY STATE
1t Assemblies In Crescent City, Where
the Organization Had Its In
ceptiOn, and Is to Handle
Timely Subjects.

New Orleans, Jan. 12.-With large
and representative. attendance from all
cotton growing states. the Southern
Cotton Growers association opened its
three days session at odd Fellows
hall Thursday The associ|ion was
organized in this city just one year
ago, when cotton was selling at cents.
Its officers point to the reduction in
acreage and fertilizers, Increase Of
price of cotton to II cents, disclosure
of scandal in crop reporting depart
ment of the governmont and improved
condition of farmers a stangible re-
suits of the work 1t has done during the
year.
Many important matters are to come
before the convention. There will be
a proposition. to hold the balance OF
this years crop until cotton goes TO
Is cents. A decision as to acreage for
the year is to be made. Congress will
be urged to provide for a commission
to visit the cotton markets of the world,
including China and the orient, to find
new fields for surplus product. Diver
sified farming and more perfect coun-
ty organization viii be urged. A ma
Ional association will be recommended.
The question of permanent head
: quarters is to be discussed Atlanta,
Memphis and New Orleans will be can
didates The officers win be chosen and
President Jordan viii be candidate
for reelection. Though there has been
svne. talk of opposition, the sentiment
among delegates already here indicates
that he will be elected to succeed him
self with practically NO opposition The
aim win be to make the session bus
mess affair. Three sessions day are
TO be held. The number of papers at
each session are limited to three. They
are not TO exceed thirty minutes in de-
livery. All discussions are to be cut to
thirty minutes. and ten minutes is the
limit of speeches.
Odd Fellows hall is deliberately dec
GRATED 1t was crowded when Presi-
dent Jordan called the convention TO
order. Many local cotton men are ming
ling with the delegates.
A feature that attracted attention
was the presence of a negro delegation
from Kinds county, Mississippi. Secre-
tary Woods of the Mississippi asso-
citation said they are regular delegates
and entitled to seats.
President Jordan was given an ova-
E."
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BRIEFLY NOTED.

Taxable values OF South McAlestef
are s3.37O,O50.
John d. swisher was found dead near
Kirbyville. Tex
Sister Mary Joseph Mclday. a Sister
OF Charity. died 1t Dallas.
Mrs. Cassie Chadwick has heart
trouble and fainting spells
Tulsa q. r. Gas company. capital
stock s5o.OJo. has been organized.
Five business houses burned at Te-
hama. Tex. entailinE SlS5oO loss.
Horses at New Orleans Wednesday
raced Wednesday during a fall Of hail
At Chicago Mrs. V. q. Troupe got
fourteen years for killing her husband.
Interurban line between Denlsou and
Chickasha. L r. Is believed certain
~.
The training vessel. Benjamin Con-
slant. win make trip around the
world.
BY the explosion Of a lsheel near
Hugo. l. T.. boy named Lyons was
fatally hurt
Gus Hulett Is dead and Arthur Har-
ris. both negroes. badly wounded near
Lake Charles. Lac result Of quarrel.
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MANcHuRIAN ARMY.
Much Is Expected of It In the Ressor.
alton of Order.

ST. Petersburg. Jan. 12-Premier
White. according to the Novoe vremya,
at his reception wednesday of the dele
cation headed by the mayor of st. Pet
ersburg. which called on him 10 IRE
quest relaxation OF orders Of project
OF police against meetings in the in
terest OF the electoral campaign. de-
clared emphatically that the govern
ment would not % an inch beyond the
imperial manifesto in the question of
Transforming the national assembly into
constituent assembly for the purpose
Of formulating constitution. and that
he win not tolerate any attempt to do
so. which would make II a revolution
airy assembly and subject 1t to DISCO
luton by the emperor. The how're
Vremya also claims that the premier
announced the emperor had not abro-
gated his autocratic power and could
still by an imperial manifesto broaden.
abridge and even abolish the rights
granted to the people. Continuing. the
Premier Witte as saying
that much is expected Of the Manchur-
ian army in the restoration Of order
In Russia Only the rear forces. other
wise reservists. comprising go per cent
OF the army.sa are demoralized. The re-
mainder are in splendid condition
The demonstration Of mourning plan
ned to commemorate Jan. % ((Red sun
day. includes the calling OF a two-day
general strike. beginning at noon Jan.
81. The REDS" OF ST Petersburg are
striving TO force the conflict and rep
etition OF the Moscow barricade Of
streets and other features OF the re-
beliion there. but the authorities are
ready to declare martial law at q mo-
ment's notice and scout the idea that
anything serious viii occur.
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PROTEST MADE.
Case Of Mrs. Thompson Assuming an
international Aspect.

Case Of Mrs. Thompson Assuming an
international Aspect.
Washington. Jan. I2.-Unless Secre-
tary Metcalf Of the department Of COM
merce and labor orders the immediate
discharge Of Mrs. Lydia NJ Thomson.
who is alleged 10 have gone insane on
the high seas In coming to the United
States from England recently. and who
was placed In the care Of friends pend
ing investigation into her mental condi-
ton. the case may assume an interna-
-tional aspect In fact. protest has
already been made 20 ,he British am
bassador against Mrs Thomsou's
further detention
James Wood OF New York City, a
friend OF Mrs Sarah Scull of Overlook,
Pa whom Mrs Thomson was TO visit
has arrived here armed with a number
Of letters from noted New York alien
lists declaring examinations OF Mrs.
Thomson made by them late Wednes-
day disclosed the fact that she Is per-
tectly sane and competent should the
immigration officials insist. however.
she Is not sane. and Secretary Metcaif
comedies with this view. It Is the pur-
pose 10 take the case 20 Secretary Root
and even 10 the president II necessary.
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cAuRcA eIVgN MEDAL.
Presentation Of the Honor Emblem
Made by th- Chief Executive.

tudoS " VIZ OfbGf CNcGuNlNcs
Washington, Jan. I2.--Cle Of the
heroes OF the battle n Las Guasimas
Cuba. in the Spanish American war
was rewarded with medal of hnor
conferred by congress for conspicuous
gallantry in action. The recipient Of
the medal was Captain James NJ Robb
Church of the medical corps Of the
army who. during the Spanish
can war, was first lieutenant and as
sistant surgeon OF the First regiment
United States volunteer cavalry. the
Trough Riders" The presentation OF
the medal was made the occasion on
account of the notable character OF
Captain Church's service of a bril-
liant ceremony. In the presence Of
distinguished assemblsge. including
Secretary of War Taft. Lieutenant
General Chaffee. chief Of stat fand the
members ,pf the general staff of the
army and several officers OF the navy.
including Surgeon General Rlxey all
in full uniform. and members of the
executive council of the American
Medical associations. President Roose-
welt presented the medal to CAPTAIN
Church. The ceremony took place In
the presidents private office. and ad-
Joining the cabinet room.
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sance. and had gone to his home, five
miles distant. whe he received at .
o'clock a message from the relatives Of
DR.. Harper stating that n serious
change had taken place in the condi-
ton of the patient. and urging him to
come at once. DR.. Billings at once
entered his automobile and hurried as
fast as the machine could carry him
10 the home Of DIR. Harper. but arrived
after his death.
DR.. Harper has for two years been
suffering from a cancer located at
the head Of the large intestines AL
most TO the last DR.. Harper continued
his work. laboring with great energy
on some books relating to the Hebrew
language. which It was his intention
to publish
DIR. Harper was born I'm New Con-
cord, o., in July. 1856.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-01-12
PuLLmAN's PLUNGE.
Drops Fifteen Feet and Six of It's Pas
senqers Injured.

sengers Injured.
st. Louis. Jan. 12.-PlunginE from
the Terminal Elevated Railway com
pany's tracks at Carr street, the Pull
man sleeping car Harcourt. attached to
a Wabash train due at Union Station
at 1880 O'Clock. dropped sideways fir
teen feet to the granite paving OF the
lev'e Thursday morning
Six of the passengers on board were
injured. one Of them seriously. The re-
mainder Of the train continued on to
Union Station
The cash Of the car as II landed on
the pavement resounded through half
a dozen warehouses and factories that
stand near the scene. Many volunteers
among the workmen were directed by
Police Sergeant Quinlivan and broke
OPEN the vestibule of the sleeper and
carried out the Injured passengers.
The sleeper had just swung into the
elevated racks that skirt the river
front. when the derailment occurred
After running a few feet along The
ties. the car careened to the westward
anu bAttNF NtAI NDN1NAa AsAAAAAaE AAitAA Ills
along the tracks. Topping as Il fell
the car landed in the triangular space
bounded by the steel supports Of the
elevated road and the walls of the
buildings facing the levee.
The injured are w F. Minor. Roswell
N NJ. knee-cap broken: l. Rosenberg.
New York, head cut: Mrs D. f. Uray.
Chicago. rib broken; J. w, watterson.
Milwaukee, left arm broken. head cut
and a rib broken He is unable TO
speak. Mr.. and Mrs. J. C. Pomeroy
of Chicago. Mrs. Pom@oy injured in
ternally, Charles E. Sumon Of Provi-
dence. r. l.. back wrenched
Porter ]. P Rambo stated that there
were thirteen passengers in the car
twelve adults and a little girl Among
the passengers were General Manager
Henry Miller of the Wabash and Vice
President ALLEN of the Missouri Kan
sss and Texas. They escaped injury.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-01-12
LITTLE 4EADwAvl
Opposition to Hamilton Bill Apparent
" Develops Rather Slowly.

Washington. Jan. 12.-opposition
among the Republican members Of the
house to the Hamilton Joint statehood
biz seems - he making little head
way The leaders OF the insurgents
have, prepared n pledge for the sigma
lures Of Republicans This was free
ly circulated Wednesday among the
opponents OF joint statehood. and Is
now said to bear forty-five signatures
About twenty Republican members are
undecided on the statehood fight. and
the struggle TO win them by the oppos-
ing factions is waxing hot.
The insurgents insist that many OF
their sympathizers have not yet had
an opportunity 70 sign the pledge. and
claim that they will readily obtain
more shan sixty names Administra-
ton supporters declare the total
strength OF their opponents is not much
more than forty.
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NO DECISION.

Failed to ascertain How Far Inter
roeatoroes Could Go.
Annapolis. Nd, Jan. 12.-After an
attempt lasting over an hour to arrive
at exact conclusions as to how far an
upper class man could be compelled to
testify as to his knowledge of fhazing
incidents in a case In which another
midshipman IS under trial upon charge
OF encouraging or countenancing haz-
ing. the cotirtmartial> now engaged In
sthe trial OF atidsf4pnoa- Steaher De
catur Jr.. at TIE naval academy rem
dered no decision. The point came up
after Midshipman Peterson B. Mar
zoni had objected to answering ques-
tons as 10 hazing which It IS alleged
had gone on before him.
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Five Arrests

Louisville, Jan. 12.-Five alleged
''yeggemen." supected by the detect
ives Of being the men who blew open
the safe in ]. p. Albaugh's general
store Al Shoals. Ind. early I'm the morn
ing OF Jan. 4. securing $1,000 I'm United
States coupon bonds and $1,000 IN
twenty-dollar gold pieces, were arrest
ed In room over a saloon Wednesday
afternoon
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priva,. Service. Held.

Chicago. Jan. I2--Private services
over the body OF the late DR. Harper.
president % the Chicago university
were held Thursday at the family res
idence. Addresses were made by DR..
Frank W. Gunsalus. pastor Of the Cen
trail church; DR. T W GoOdspeed. sec
rotary Of the university end Rev. j.
L. jackson. pastor OF Hyde Park Bap-
tist church
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70 Be Held at New Orleans.

New Orleans Jan. 12.-Generai
Miekle. adjutant general. makes Of
fical announcement that sixteenth an
nual reunion OF the United Confederate
Veterans will be held in this city April
&c and %.
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START FOR TOXIC.
Prince Arthur of connaught and 9th.
ers Have Taken Departure.

London. Jan 12.-Prince Arthur Of
Connaught. attended by Admiral Sir
Edward Seymour and other members or
the royal commission appointed By
King Edward TO present the order Of
Garter 10 the emperor of Japan. start
ed for Toxic Prince Arthur also Is
the bearer Of three orders Of merit for
Admiral Togo. Field Marshal Oyama
and Field Marshal Yamagata
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DIR. HARPER DIES.

President of Chicago University Passes
Away Wednesday Afternoon.
Chicago, Jan. 12.-Dr. William r.
Harper, president of the Chicago uni
versity. died at 2:15 o'clock wednes-
day afternoon. II was announced early
in the day that DR.. Harper's condition
was critical. and later IL was asserted
by DR.. Frank C. Billings that in his
opinion DT Harper would not survive
longer than the end Of this week. The
death of DR.. Harper, however, came.
more suddenly than had been antici-
pated. DIR. BILLINGS had left the Har-
per residence on the Midway Plai-
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-01-12
ATTACHMENTS BEGIN.

Nearly One Thousand Cases of Alleged
Fraud to Be Investigates.
1Iew York. Jan. 12.-Arraignments
began Wednesday on indictments by
the special grand jury to investigate
election frauds which was recently i'm
panelled at the request Of State At
torney General Mayer. Mr.. Mayer said
that he had nearly 1000 cases Of al
legged fraud TO lay before this jury.
Theodore Morton. chairman Of an
election board In the Nineteenth as
sembly district. was committed to jail
charged with falling to challenge vot-
ers at the request OF Hearst watchers.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-01-12
EIGHTY BILLS PASSED.

One PROVIDES ror marhin9 SraNeN OF
Confederate Soldiers.
Washington. Jam 12.-About eighty
bills were passed Wednesday by the
senate. leaving on the calendar only
six or seven measures. or the bills
passed a large majority grant private
pensions. and many we're bridge bil.s.
One Of the bills favorably acted upon
apr -opriated 100000 for the appropri-
ate marking Of the graves OF Confed-
crate soldiers who died IN northern
prisons during the civil war.