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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-10-05

6. o. Salporion % bans Ssn.
ncr Ben % Sobn iamt Sobn 2pslad
reiite iurrige Sorsbag til Gidinion,
81. 9af., for at ie efter 2ano.
go al Gecorabs p~elfienbte %
onieeSe gorgere bill / ben n9rmeite
6reutib fprIaoe 9pen for at reiie til
California. Or. Steoens, iom bar
pprct Der I mango Ior % M bar
en- goo 9raris, bill reiie til Sos an.
geles os neoiGtte iia iom 2Gee Der,
i'9r foroi bans Sor9lore Dor Der, %
ban snIfer at bore nar benz. eugene
GbantberIain, iom / ioa mango aor
bar pGret gogbolber | @innefbeif
gountp State 9anf, men bpis Su.
itru % Ssn bet iibIte aar bar pnret
/ Sos Ingeles paa 8runb al ben flo.
ties Spgbom. refier ogiaa oertil; bait
ifaI bore reiienbe geent | 8eiten for
Spenion Babe 60. Der | @pen.
8egse Sisie Serrer bill bIipe meget
ionneoe Der.
- Sagen ~aneaaenoe Stemmema'
~Ifiuerre bar Snsba9 / forri8e ltge
oppe iii 8ebanoIing | Statens Ssie'
iteret. Ter bsrteS argumenter fro
'Snefsrerne ON, euten SsieIteret full
&c ooertage % afsisre Sagen III ell
Ter laSe ben gao Den iebpanlige 9ei
giennem 9iitriftsretten, Oct blep be-
1uttet at optoge Sn9eu til gebano-
ling % afgisreIie ben 16be os., %
set biz ga bIioe afgiort, ON Sountpet
niaa beboIbe Stemmema ifinerne. at
5orberet iatteS iaa lent er Ell ulernpe
for Gomntpet, 6a Ilibitsren maa gisre
SorbereoeIier for Nooentberpalget
baaoe meb DC ~almiuoelise Seoler og
meb Stemmemaifinerne foroi Stoen
menem Ssiciterets afgisrelie o8'
Dom 90 8aIgbnsen, ben CITE Nouen'
Der, bill bIice meget fort.
20S q. 6. SOFTER 8ub. Cos advertisement
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-10-05
Soor,ne,,.

Seller life Senne CONNER or for'
leben, uopn at Ell Ssorn1 er buffet
~ i 9lnocue8 5palter. 9enne Sang
er set "(mcs", iom bar oifentlia'
giort en- Neretnirg ON, at Sognlbp'
ret et blepct iaettoeet. Mcn merfelig
NOT er ! Sen npeite SID ogioa TO ell
aeIite 3aturioritere, Nicol % Ieabe.
@aIbo, frcuttraaot meb Den gaaItano.
at De oen 7oe December 1905, me-
bers Sc onlboro paa 9ad,teu "GaI'
baaa~ frpicoe pcS grafiliellS SENT, !
en- Ifitono al nosIe faa buroreSe Ne'
ter fra Stibet iaa Ell Ssorm 0pret
bar 6-S Dieter lanet, meoens ben
9 Icter lauge Sals bar ct Sopeo.
iom Iigue0c en- SfilSpaobes; heSuoen
bapSe Sc let en- lcbret &pginne. Ttcn
Snret bar mart buffet mtSer % life
fummet tiIipne igien. &c hoiot DOG
lin Saattagelie for iaa oigtis, at DC
gap Oct 5ooIosiife SeIifab i Scnoon
WeooeleIie Nerom.
SaaleoeS or oct aaulIe Sperss'
mnal, ON ser oirfelig eriiterer 81
orme .iaieu tommet paa Sane, oa
Sean 9aiitte aiper / Oct frantic Sios'
ffriit Stature" en- Speriigt oper belle
ser foreIiagcnoe Moteriale | Bette
Gmne. On DC TO eitgelite 6oritereS
MeSSeIeIier fan Ser pisieIig life scNi
SiSprteres. gemGrfninaSpGrsi9t ei
Oct fun, at Be biSrsrer fra natiroi'
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-10-05

Nils Rareit arberien % GipiIin'
gpnisr S5obaunes Sieu, beese al Sri
iiidnin. Gatepieoes / Gbica9o, Sn,,
Scu 1Osc September peo RaIt. Sohn'
iou. 9rltocu Ser er Snttcr Of 0berit'
Ieitnaut s. GnSerieu Cog en- 9siece al
aiRbmano Iorars g~uhericn ! ga
Grosic % s. anOerion / Sbebopgan
Sails, g2iS), bopoe 9tcoitriperer Den
s~ForusieIic at bIiOe befienbt meo I'M
ser fit Sp9oIS | Norge iibite Scm'
mer, o. grihgoumcn er Ssn al a.
bene Sstgeuisr GnSer8 glen. Sr.
glen cr ouiut oeo Rortbern 8aciftt'
@ancn. % hons @irfcieIt er 9afota.
Sierteig 2gfsrifntn9l
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-10-05
SnbbrnS.

Rot til Set0oa baneoe en- Spp tic
Sci iuO | &isffeuet Oeo oen fatolIfe
SfaIc Der | @peu, % oerfra banot
ban fri abgnrg til belle 2eiltgbeSen
Der bar Rotlampsr | ct Bar 8Grel'
Ter, % Sisie fIuffeOe ban, men o9f'
feSe 0eroeo en- af Ssitrenc, iom mari
lit DC andre baageu, 90 | ct IN bar
Sc ole pua 9erene og sioroe Glarm
Euueu piIoe | 8espnbelieu prepe al
itramme Sgtrene, fpgtebe ON Jig
meo en- 8uioe % eao ogiaa en- al
benz ct Snit I Saanoen, men ban
fanht set BOG flooeit at tagc SIugten
Sa 2nrmcn bIeu iaa flor, at ban ino'
iaa, at geaboerite mart moatte mo
ftuSe flo. On at Ssitrene buifeSe o.
iaa paa SeIefonen, iom bun be9pnote
at rinee paa. Wan bar ertom inger
@lnelie ON, Goem Spuen bar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-10-05
8icmte fine Ecnnc. 90

8icmte fine 8engc. - Miis 6ran.
ceS GoroIpn Hobtnion bIcp al 9abocr
funbcn ipm 2ip pno SomiIicu8 Surml
for A Tiger iiber. Slm eiterIoS iio
en- 5000 GolIor&, 90 man trocSc, Sct
oor ali. itient bun bapSe Orb for OF
uGre rig; men Senhog Ben 80. Sep,
tender farot man paa DC melt uoen.
te0e Steoer 9reere al @uIo, iplbtc
meS @uIopeuge. bporai uogIe par fra
1770, On Song George ben 3Sie re-
gierebe aoer GraIano % ben aoloni
iom IN falbeS be 6orenehe Stater
OeSltbcu faHot man iammenfrptteoc
9hlqer al Se6Ier, JON laa fiuIte
@aier % Soppcr. Gilt / alt irttei
@Groicn al be itiulte, nlen nu-opoa.
ge6e Statte iii $4,000.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-10-05
ny 9anffauit.

Zen lille gp WiiobIeport I Weiss
Gountp | Oct ipbIise Ohio bar lGnge
bapt en- gnnf, iom nsb nteaen Eli.
lilo, % ben ioo inoe meb Snbifub,
iom belsb iig til $4,000, oa oer
en- Morsensn ben 28be September
unblob at aabf,e fine 9sre. Manes
al Snbifpoerne er ubemioIeoe, % oft,
bpoo be baobe iparet op, itob | Ban
fen. On foreIsbis llnberisselie bite,
at S~nblfpberne mnoife fan foa 10
Gents poa Saleren. ga BET blep BE-.
fienbt, at gnnfen bapbe Iuffet oq
nGiten intst eier, blep Snbifpoernt
raieube. De- truebe meo Woro ol
grano. Den gamIe aisbmano Bm,
Sorbeu, iom leo ct fort Cab. fit fat
| en- Repolper oa ifpnote iig bort til
@icepr9iibent Sbomas R. armen.
trouts Sus, bbor ban ligefrem lag.
De, at ban bar fommeu for at ifpot
BAN. Oct blep meb Nso oe nsppe
forbinoret.
ganfianitten fom aIoeles upentet
Riooleports 9anf blep for flere aar
iiben oprsttet at g. 6. Sor, iom iioer
lin gnfomit ira aanias bar pRret en-
al gpenS Ststter. San balates ii.
ben enc 5iqibSpoIt efter Den onoelr
par Weblsm al gpraaSet og Sfole.
commissioner % off altio | Spibien
9por BET giaIbt at fremme 9pens Bel
Gu bar bet piit Jig, at ban iparer til
lit 9apn Sor, en- &Rp. San retItt
bort Sirsbag ben 25be % operlot
ganfen til S~icepr9iibent armen'
trout, en- fprbenoGrenoe 8resbpte'
%riancrpreit | 8alipolis, hpem bar
ooertalte til at neblPgge lit embeot
BEN 1iteSuni gisre alt lit | 8enge %
iGtte $4,000 inb | 9anfen for at fac
balp Snteresie / ben. grmentrouj
fcretog en- llnoerisgelie, ba .Sor po,
reiit, 90 fonot $4,000 / &ontanter oe
8PrSipapirer for unSer $50 1000
9ette ifuloe bore belle S~ifferbeber
TOR Srlbifuo paa tiliammen $$115.'
900. Yunfeu moatte iaaleoeS ipillt
ganfsrot.
Snoen Sor fom itg ofiteo, tra'
ban no lit perionlige Snblfub 90 tce
Ii~geIeoes lin aones Genge, 6or itf(
Iense iioen giitebe ban zig meo benbt
/ Soronto, .. Oct bite fig, at bar
bar pantiat ganfbpguingen iuD fuIf
Serbi % fin SriOatboIig, iom er en-
a. De imuffeite | gpen, bar ban oper'
braget til fin Some tiaigemeo alt
bpab ban eieoe o. bapoe.
Sreoag apelb bleo grmentrout or
r~eiteret % isrt til Bomerop, bpo,
bon lsSlooes mob &autiou. Wtan ba,
fuuoet no, at 6or err hos lin 8onej
Sorplore | Soronto. Ger er nbiteo
arreitororc moo bom, % ban pertte
6es tiIbage til Miobleport 2sroot
ben 29oe. Ga ban isrit Tom Il
9pen, itarteNe ban en- RationaIbont
men for npIig neblasbe ban Den
eiterot BABE orbuct oens gtifGrer, o.
begpnote at oripe Ell Bripatbant
Wiooleport er en- blomitrenbe Sands
By paa 1000 Snobpgaere. Sol
bapoe Gro paa Scr % iatte fine Gen
&c ino hos ham. gu bar ban MARIE
ale iammen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-10-05
Sob Stanearb Oil. 8eneraIoSpo,

fat Coleman I &arias anlasoe bet
2ben Sftober Gag for Ssieitcret /
Sopefa mob StonbarS Oil gomoonp
CO Snternationol Sorpeiter Company
meo oct 0saal at frdoriite Dem Oeres
Gieubomme | Staten. ioroi DC bar
prertradbt bens antitruitIop.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-10-05
Su nenia Hegieriua.

Sn hs"iB JttbIStihB. 0'uSo'
@pof os Spraobet / gGit Ct. Souts
leper paa arieSfoo, OF insen peS,
bpcr oct oil enbe. : 9prnaoet er Der
ct Giti3en's 4artp, iom M bar 0sag'
ten, os ba @sbe boIbtes lite Sftober,
afiatte set for t4Se Sang Solitime'
tier O. G. SurSp % nominereSe go
IitiIsitnant ". 9ople I'll bans Eiter'
manh. Wopor Goof boIber paa Sair'
on, % ser itaar man. Striben er
fare Ill at lie al mota9en ior Solttt-
b~etienteue, iom life bar iaoet i'm Ssn
iibcu Ntai. 9praabet er Serrc oper
6inanicrRe, % Oct lnsrer Rurgen
iammeu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-10-05
GecDrab % SnteglL
Sen Abe Iftober 1905.
9asEpnfcit

R~isfionsfeIt afboIoes | Sprinafielo
Meniebeog 9jrfe Eaitor gaffers
aaIo fe~ritforumenoe Ssuoag -
zoe Sftuber. @uostieneiter baaoe
SornioSag os gftermiSoag.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-10-05

SpmaTtneu 'S~uspeuueu' por tss ueoss
Get fot lGuss fheu, % ies ipues r'stis scbs
ON ben / Gle Tele. Zen scar let % arbet'
Der aont 8 6rast 80 Gents. Gtius De-
yetee. SlanersaR .. 9at
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GDOielSOa9s'
SOgen xx
Nrtte e ei CT bette aars

Mrtte e. ea Of bette aars
% &rRmiebsssr, % at bsnt'
me efter be mango beibiaise
anbefalinser. III bar rioetaset.
biI bisielis heune Sos binbs
Sntrrrsie blanbt "Ierorabs
Boaen''s 9aiere % nnsre.
Sssea q iaaleses imnrettet
at Der for bier al aarets 1a'
toer Ct fire blanfe sinier meS
glrbs for Jamilisns % Sl9st'
'niuses GnSae. timber tuer
Hato e. anfprt en- sller Here bs'
rpmte @nubs 90 abinoers Jps'
ftlsoas. % baa ben mob taas
enee Sibe Hnoes brr - for be
tilibarenbt 1atpsr - It Tibet
Beers, It Gpisram eler en- tbs
talelie of IN eaer anben ,tanrts
finDis Berionlisbfb. Oct oil
hare al for Suterrsie for ems
bber Gamilis - % tan esiaa
teo bisie 2eiliebeber blibe til
ISentet Nptte - paa hsuue
NaaDe at bans belle I'm SlGgt
iamlet ! en- zig liSsu net Bog
iisb ansinslie al bbsrt enfslt
NeoIsuls Gebielsoatu % Gpb'
! Ielsaar.
SoSeu Ct irnaft iubbnnnen
89rreb r,eb Erset "Jshielss
bassbps'' GnlSbosHabsr paa
Hsssea 90 GorRnrn. liant rpot
sait. % ben ienbes frit mes
Slabet for S1.25 brtait | Cor
ifub. ri bar osiaa eusel tls'
CANT inobnuone | Guloiait. Jon
foifsr 10 Gents sytra. 90 be q
bel berot bet lille Siueg for
tIniesuosts Sfgls.
abresfe:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-10-05

2RS q. 6. SOFTER 4ub. Cos Advertisement
/ bette Nunmer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-10-05

~benifabelig oannebe Mnno, iom mat
BOG ifitloe tiltro Ell bis Sbierpations.
epne, meoens bibtil geretninger ON
irpsteIige Ssubgrer, iom enoog
fnuoe bore farIige for Sfibene, | @e.
seIen fun biorsrte fra Watroier, 81.
ifere og SpaIfaneere, iaa man / bet
bsieite fitnbe tribes ON, hpornibt
5oIfene meS Seniigt bnpoe ~"ipunoet
en- gnbe" eller bar Ore for fin alt.
for liplige Santaii.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-04
CAPT. GARsr's TRIAL ENDED.
Commander Witherspoon Now Under
going Court Martial.

Word has reached the Navy Department
that the general court-martial. of which
Rear Admiral Sigsbee is president, con-
yened on board the battlesbip Rhode Island
in Hampton Roads, has finished the trial
OF Capt Perry Garst, commanding the
Rhode Island, and has taken up the case
of Lieut.. Commander Edward T. Wither-
spoon, the navigating officer of that vessel.
These officers were jointly charged with be-
Ing responsible for the recent grounding
of the Rhode Island near the mouth of
the York river.
Capt Garst was charged with negligence
'in suffering a vessel OF the navy to be
run upon shoaP' and also with neglect OF
duty. Commander Witherspoon was charg-
ed with neglect of duty In having failed to
provide the commanding officer with proper
data regarding the ships course The rec
ord in the case of Capt Garst is now I'M
dergoing review by the judge advocate
general of the navy. who will probably oc-
cupy several weeks in that duty. Mean
while the finding and sentence Qf any OF
the court Will be withheld from the public.
1t is expected that the record in the case
os Commander Witherspoon will be re-
ceived at the Navy Department by the end
of the present week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-04
PEACE IN THE HOUSE.
Threatened Demonstration Did Not
Take Place

The threatened "insurgent" demonstra-
ton growing out Of the report Of the con-
ferees on the statehood bill, which seemed
imminent on the convening of the House
today. did not occur. the journal being ap-
proved without dissenting voice
Mr. Murphy (Mo) had offered a resolu-
tion on Saturday discharging the conferees
on the statehood bill. ''and that 1t shall be
In order Immediately, without debate, for
the House to proceed to vote on the uues-
ton, Shall the House agree to and concur
in the Senate amendmentsr
This resolution was held not to be privi-
legged or parliamentary, and the Speaker,
amid a great deal of confusion declared
the House adjourned, although Mr. Murphy
had appealed from the decision of the chair
and insisted that a square deal' ought to
be given even the opponents Of the confer
ence report.
The dove of peace seemed to hover over
the House when 1t convened today the mi
nority leader, Mr.. John Sharp Williams
lMiss.) intimating that he would be good
for several days, at least, giving the Speak
er every opportunity to give the House a
chance to vote on the conference report
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-04
BURTON HAS RESIGNED
His Resignation Handed Gov.
HOCh
AT TOPEKA, KANSAS, TODAY
Result of Secret Conference With
Senator's Friends
OVER THE SITUATION IN STATE
He Declined to Talk for Publication
Before Holding the Consulta-
ton This Morning.
OVER THE SITUATION IN STATE

TOPEKA, Kan, June 4-United States
Senator Joseph E. Burton Of Abilene, after
conference here this morning with several
close friends, placed his resignation in the
hands of Gov. Hoch. The resignation was
sent to the governor shortly before noon.
Senator Burton left his home yesterday
for Topeka, and Immediately upon arrival
ference with his close friends to talk over
the situation. These friends included
Bailie Waggener of Atchison, democrat;
w. P. Hackney, George Find;ey and few
others.
AS had been his custom since the charges
of irregularities were first brought against
him, Senator Burton today declined to talk
for publication before going into the con-
ference
Vice President Fairbanks Notified.
Soon after receiving the resignation Gov
Hoch sent "A telegram to Vice President
Fairbanks, notifying him as the presiding
officer of the Senate of Senator Burton's
resignation and It's acceptance.
Gov. Hoch declined to make any state
ment at this time as to the appointment of
successor.
Senator Burton called upon Gov Hoch
early today. After an hours conference
with the governor, Senator Burton returned
to his hotel and Immediately entered into
the conference with his attorneys and
friends. The second conference lasted over
an hour. When it was concluded B. p.
Waggener and r. P. Hackney, two of the
senator's attorneys who had been prominent
in the trials of the case against the Kan
san, went to the state house and conferred
briefly with the governor
Messrs. Waggener and Hackney were in
the governors Office but a few minutes.
When they emerged Gov. Hoeh informed
the waiting newspaper men that he had
Senator Burton's resignation in his pocket.
Resignation Letter Brief
The resignation was extremely brief. 1t
read:
June 4, 1906
'Sir: 1 hereby resign as a United States
senator for the state of Kansas, to take
effect Immediately. Very respectfully,
"JOS. R. BURTON.
ITO His Excellency,
Gov e. w, Hoch.''
Just what Gov. Hoch will do in the matter
of appointing a successor TO Senator Burton
is not known. The friends of Burton would
prefer the selection of David B. Mulvane,
republican national committeeman for
Kansas Within a few minutes after the
governor had received the resignation he
called Mr.. Mulvane into conference. The
conference lasted an hour. but when 1t was
concluded neither would talk of the situa-
ton.
Several politicians have urged the gov
ernor to refrain from making the appoint
ment until after the November election.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-04
AFTER AGCOMPLICES
MADRID OFFICIALS PROBING
PLOT OF ANARCHISTS.

MADRID, June 4.-The police are on
Morales. the would-be assassin of King
Alfonso and Queen Victoria, who commit
ted suicide Saturday at Torregon de AIdos
after having shot the rural guard who ar
rested him. His confederates. 1t is now
known, assisted Morales in escaping and
gave him shelter Thursday and Friday
nights.
1t is believed that the anarchist used
an automobile in escaping from Madrid.
and a canvass of all the automobiles is GO
ing on. The movements of Morales in mis-
fight have been traced through the sub
urbs where he changed his clothes.
An autopsy on the body of the anarchist
fiscloses that disease was making him
a mental degenerate. He belonged to he
anarchist sect known as the anti-Malthu-
slams, who uphold the theory that the pre-
ventlon of marriages and births would
gradually reduce the population, so that
the rich would be unable to procure serv-
ants.
Reward Will Be Distributed.
The reward of 5000 offered for the APP
prehension of the would-be regicide will
be distributed among the widow and five
children of the guard who apprehended
Morales A popular subscription will also
be raised foS the widow
The personal visits and attentions of the
Grand Duke Vladimir to the officers wound
ed by the explosion of Morales bomb have
caused committee of officers of the gar
rison of Madrid to present the grand duke
with an address of thanks
The post of honor at the royal military
review at Carabanchel camp today was
occupied by the Wadras Regiment, to
which belonged the officers and prvates
who were killed by the explosion May 81
Of the bomb hurled at the King and Queen
of Spain. The sovereigns and the Wadras
Regiment received ovations
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-04

that state funeral would be held for him
although at that time no word had been re-
ceIved from his family
COL Hansdell, sergeant-at-arms of the
senate. sent to the German home as soon
as ne learned of the death of the senator to
take charge of all OF the arrangements for
the participation of the Senate in the
funeral services The family did not wish
puphc services az the Capitol. and there
Iore they Will not be held. Senator Cor
man, In a written request addressed to Mrs
German. had asked that no state funeral
should be held. He said that he id not
wish his body to be taken TO the Capitol as
ne wanted his colleagues always to think of
MIN as they knew him I'm life, as an active
senator. There he was always cheerful and
invariably smiling, and ii is regarded as
characteristic of his disposition that he
should desire so TO be remembered.
Announced to the Senate.
The Senate adjourned today Immediately
upon receiving the announcement of the
senator's death. No business whatever was
transacted. even the reading of the journal
being dispensed with. There was an un-
usual number of senators present and all
were manifestly impressed by the solem-
nifty of the occasion.
The opening prayer was delivered by Rev.
Ulysses G. b. Pierce of this city, and was
as follows:
we come into Thy presence our Father.
with hearts yelled with sorrow. But IL IS
not as IL Thy love were taken from us. or
Thy power had failed, for we are still Thy
children, Thou still our Father. Renew our
days as of old. Cause the light of Thy
countenance to shine upon us. Let Thy
grace strengthen us and through the cloud
lead US into the light that never was on
land or sea. So our Father wilt Thou turn
our mourning into joy and our tears into
thanksgiving. Amen
Senator Bailey then announced the death
of Mr.. German. He said: Mr.. President
in the absence of the surviving senator
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-04
SENATOR BEvERIDGE ILL.
May Be Obliged to Keep Quiet for a
Few Days

Senator Beveridge is confined to his
apartments today owing to indisposition. 1t
IS not thought that the senator's condition
is by any means serious, but he may need
to keep quiet for a few days to recuper-
ate. He has had a very strenuous winter
and the last five or six weeks have brought
many cares upon him in connection with
his work on the conference committee hav-
ing charge of the statehood bill.
If Senator Beveridge Is unable to come
back to the Senate tomorrow or next day, 1t
may be necessary, 1t is said, to turn over
to Senator Aldrich some one else the
conference report on the statehood bill. A
bitter and determined fight is in prospect
over this report, and the man In charge
of it evidently is going to have a hard time
1t is not known as yet whether Senator
Beveridge will be strong enough to under
go the physical strain which will be re-
quired to fight the conference report
through the Senate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-04
War ON Anti-Pass Amendment.

A campaign has already begun to defeat
the anti-pass amendment to the railroad
rate bill in SO far as it applies to railway
trainmen and their families. Many tele-
grams have been received today by members
OF the House signed by officers of organiza-
tions OF railway employees reading: please
use all means within your power to stop
passage of bill prohibiting the issue of
passes to railway employees and their fami-
lies"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-04
Reports on Land Bills.

The House committee on Indian affairs
today authorized favorable report on a
bill opening for settlement the Blackfeet In
dian reservation in Montana. The provisions
of this bill were Incorporated in the Indian
appropriation bill. but omitted in conference.
The committee also authorized favorable
report on a bill allowing settlers on 10000
acres In what is known as pasture No. 81
chase the lands on which they have settled
at an appraised valuation.
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FEEDING ONLY 44,2ae.
Conditions at San Francisco Much
Improved.

Improved.
Maj. Gen. Greedy has telegraphed the War
Department as follows regarding conditions
at San Francisco:
Everything progressing most harmoni-
ously and satisfactorily; food issues have
dropped from 313,117 May / to A, ,239 May
3T. While under careful administration
and restrictive measures they are steadily
decreasing, yet further important reduc-
tions cannot be reasonably anticipated
Health conditions continue excellent. With
drawal of militia throws additional refugee
camps and relief work upon army, but un-
der rearrangements relief of troops and
officers will progress gradually and judi
ctously.
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Condition Had Improved in the Past
Week.
HAD EXPECTED TO GO TO LAUREL

Senator Arthur P. German of Maryland
died at his home in this city, 1872 K street.
this morning at 9:05. Although he had been
III and confined to the house for months,
the end was sudden and unexpected. 1t was
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TO PRESERVE THE FALLS.
Passage of the Burton Bill by the
House.

The bill for the control and regulation of
the Niagara river and the preservation OF
Niagara Falls was passed by the House to-
day under suspension of the rules, as was
the bill creating collection district at
Port Arthur Tex
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