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The Washington times., 1906-12-31

assisted by Mrs. Middleton. Miss BESSIE
Johnson. Miss A Robbins. OF Baltimore,
Mrs. Alice Webb, and Miss Ella Riley.
The following ladies of the Metro
pOuJan Presbyterian Church VIII re-
ceive with Mrs. Albert Evans at the
manse, II Fifth street southeast. IRON
1 70 10: Mrs. Joseph A Arnold, Miss
Marie - Baker, Mrs. games L. Bates,
Mrs Elmer II. BrOwH Miss Beatrice
Bulla, Miss Clara II, Burroughs, Nj 81
Lillian .. Burroughs, Miss Ed n
Church. Mrs. George =. Conway. Mrs
James r Douglas, Miss Bessie Elder,
Mrs Fannie Fleming, Mrs Herbert i,
Gambell Miss Bessie Harper, Miss lsa-
bel V. Ingram, Miss Ethel Ingram, Miss
Emma Jones, Miss Jean Luccock Miss
Florence Leland. Mrs. Frank r. Mack
Mrs II. \. Mclaughlin, Miss Edna Nc
IEughlin. Mrs. Charles J. o Nell, Miss
Z. nth Rearick, Mrs. William Roden-
berger, Miss Marguerite Weller, Miss
Kathryn Wright.
Miss Adelia Nelson entertained fve
Of her friends at box party al
Chase's Theater Saturday night. After
at the Raleigh Hotel. The guests were
Mrs. Frank Brown, Mrs. ". EdFar
ralton, Mrs, W. Wiley Maekey' MIS-
Dwight Meade, and Mrs. wilcox
Announcement has just been made
Of the marriage OF Miss NJ Elizabeth
Hopkins. Of Fairland, Montgomery
county. sd, and Lucian d Love; OF
HeItsville Prince George county Nd,
the marriage having taken place al
Richmond, Va, in May
Mr.. and Mrs. Short, Of Englewood,
y. j., are spending The holidays IN
Washington a me residence Of Mrs
Brooks ga Twentieth street capt
Joseph p McCriuk gave party az ms
residence last evening IN honor OF Mrs.
Short.
Mrs. RosaIie Townsend is making a
ten days visit in New York, and on
her return viii spend the balance OF
the winter at Alton House. IhlTteent.
and MassachusettS avenue
The Potomac Literary Club viii give
a New Year reception JomorToW even
ing IN the residence of Mr.. and Mrs
Siias Boyce, 10l1 NJ street, from %
IL o'clock
The owls Will receive New Year eve
from D. m. TO a. IN Cards are out
Mrs. Charles Wolf and son and Miss
Blanche Steiner are visiting relatives lH
Harrisburg.
Miss Eleanor J. Curtis. Of 1893 Thir-
teentu, entertained az dance til4aS
in honor of her guests, the Misses
Moore of Greensboro. y. c., and Natalie
Jones. OF Wheeling ". Va. The aiAlr
was an enjoyable one.
Nfr and Mrs. Julius Peyser were hos.
and hostess Of a pretty affair given last
night in honor of Miss RiTa Schln. of
Baltimore Several out OF town guests
were present. After a delightful even
fna- Of games and music, a buffet sup
per was served.
-
Mrs Moses Marx has returned TO Nor
folk. after spending some time In WASH
iugtOu.
The Phoenix Club Will give a stag
lheaIar party and supper tomorrow
night AT the Raleigh.
Miss Selma Greenapple is the guest Of
her aunt and uncle Mr.. and Mrs. IL
Harris, OF New York city.
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BRYAN'S NEW YEAR WISH.
EQUAL PART OF ALL CASH

LINCOLN. Neb.. Dec. 31.-Asked this
morning what be thought most deslT-
able for the New Year, William j.
Bryan said.
Il know OF no greater economic need
than that we should make progress to-
ward the removal of the inequalities In
the distribution OF wealth annually cred
tied. 10 the end that each citizen may
receive as nearly as possible a reward
Commensurate with his contribution to-
ward the public veal"
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EDMOND ROsTANp,s HOME.

Some of the most noted Partisan art
lists haVo COntTived 20 transform Ed
mOnd ROstand's S country home. ATTaga
In the South OF France, into a fairyland.
The walls OF his magnificent apart
ments, whose windows look OUt over the
Crests Of the PyreneeS. are covered with
the very delightful tales which Hans
Christian Anderson and the Grimm
brothers have immortalized.
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LATEST GOSSIP IN THE CIRCLE OF SOCIETY
Mss Masi Weds Tonight
d.. Franklin Wing, u. S. 4.

Frank Bristol. of the Metropolitan
Methodist Episcopal Church. offciat-
ing.
The brides only attendant will be her
sister. Miss Marjorie Mast. and the best
man viii be Capt. Herbert J. Brees, u,
$ A.
Dr. Wing and his bride viii leave this
evening for Wyoming. where they will
at once take up their residence in the
post there.
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An interesting wedding of this even
ing will be that OF Miss Frances Nir-
ginia Mast. daughter OF MIR. and Mrs.
William Mast. of Colorado Springs, who
are spending the winter in Washington.
and DR.. Franklin Soaring Wing, L. 5.
A. now stationed at Fort Russell,
Wyo. The ceremony will take place at
5 clock in the apartment Of the bride s
parents in Florence Court, the Rev.
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Now open from am. to pm. daily for ths
enrolment OF students who intend beginning
course the first week - January. 1871
Call now. secure yJSzT books and schedule
of studies, - there VIII be no waiting when
you come IN the lrsg Of the year
Best instruction in AL commercial branches
including Shorthand. Typewritiug, and Civil
Service.
S EXPERIENCED INSTRUCTORS.
lis TYPEWRITERS.
500 STUDENTS LAST YEAR
SituatiOrs guaranteed. or money REFUNDED.
Catalogue free Phone Main $3.50. de2e-tf
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RAlSULl PLANS WAR
BETWEEN THE POWERS

Raisuli, the bandit. It is now report
er, intends 10 hoist the German nag over
his stronghold at Zikat. His intention.
according TO report. IS TO embroil the
powers IN a war over Morocco.
The Washington times., 1906-12-31
CITIZENS ASSOCIATION BANQUET

The North Capitol and lexington
Citizens Association will celebrate it's
eleventh anniversary with a banquet, at
the Riggs House, January Is.
The Washington times., 1906-12-31
CHANGE FRENCH MINISTER
FROM MADRID TO BERLIN

PARIS. Dec 4.-Jules Camboen, the
French Minister to Spain, IL is Official
VI announced. Will be transferred from
Madrid 70 Berlin.
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TWO ERRORS.

How in the world did YOU happen
10 be run over by the auUomObile?" I
was trying 70 dodge. the ballast THAI
the ballO0uist was throwing down, -
Cleveland Plain Dealer
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EMPLOYERS ACT
UNCONSTITUTIONAL

LOUISVILLE. Ky, Dec. 3l.-Judge
Evans in the Federal court today de-
cided the employers liability act uncou-
EtituUOuaL
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THE INCOMPLETE LETTERISr.

Hubby-Wife, dear, why are YOU
frow ming so over that letter you're writ
ing?"
thing l had to say before l signed &c,
and now / can't think Of a thing for
the postscript Boston Transcript.
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Alleges Padding Secrets.
PRIDE

First Parvenue Gin the art exhibitiOEJ-
No. S1-a beautiful picture, isn't II?
Second ParVenue-Yes but it's so
terribly cheap; one hasn't really the
courage TO buy it.-Floh.
The Washington times., 1906-12-31
LOCAL MENTION.
Pies That are Generously Good.

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Perfection in pie-making is reached in
Holmes genuine homemade Pies. The
CleVerest pastry cooks are employed and
the very best materials are used. Posi-
lively the most delicious pies 20 be had.
MiuCe. pumpkin and all other kinds, 20c.
Delicious home made Fruit Cake. 2Sc lb-
Holmes Bakery, lst & z SITS, Phones E
l440 and l4il.
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zAI1-EOyss Day and Night School,
Both Sexes. All Ages CoIlsgs-Preparat tory
Technical and Graded CUurses-Als5 special
coaching. Catalogues. FRANCES MANN
HALL. a III. Principal Phone, Main ssh X
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SPEAKER TO DINE
VICE PRESIDENT
January 7 IS Date Selected
for Event by Mr.. and
Miss Cannon.

The Speaker Of the House Of Repre-
Eentatives and Miss Cannon VIII enter
tain at dinner on the evening of Jan
uary Z IN honor of the Vice President
and Mrs. Fairbanks. The Speaker will
be the guest of honor Of the President
and Mrs Roosevelt at the dinner in the
/ White House on Friday evening, which
is 10 be followed by a musicale.
Miss Margaret Roosevelt the debu-
-lnte daughter or Mr.. and Mrs. Emleu
E-oosevelt, VIII arrive in Washington on
January 10. 10 be the guest Of the PTesi-
and Mrs. Roosevelt in the White House.
Her sister Miss Christine Roosevelt. IS
now the guest oS their maternal
grandmother. Mrs Kean, and her son
Senator Cean, Of New Jersey. Miss
ltean will entertain AT a dinner this
evening i'm honor of her young guests
and on January y Will entertain at o
dinner dance for both the young women
NIr ana Mrs. George +. Marye were
! hosts at dinner last evening. Their
guests Included Mr.. and Mrs. Whitteu
Of san Francisco, who are their house
guests; General and Mrs Humphrey
General aad Mrs SternberR. Command
er and MS Eberlr. Mr. and Mrs. Mo-
ran. Mr.. and Mrs Hatch. Mrs Han
cock. and Miss DOYLE.
MI and Mrs H. King. of 1904 Eighth
street, nave as their guest, Miss Rae
I EveTsman, OF Baltimore.
Mrs. Charles Kaufman is visiting her
daughter. Mrs. Ben Frank OF Baltimore
Benjamin and Henry WOOg. Of New
York city, are spending the New Year
with their parents. Mr.. and Mrs Henry
WOTg, OF Il street.
Miss Bella FIIrsch is spending a few
days in Baltimore
Miss Hannah Burnsrins is spending
the winter with relatives IN Ottawa,
Canada.
George Silver. formerly OF this city.
but now of New York. has Joined hiz
family iu the home OF his mother Mrs.
NJ. Silver, of New Hampshire avenue.
Miss Grace Adler Is the guest Of Mrs
Simon Kahn, of Belmont aveuJe.
J.. L0uman and Lee Loumau. and MI
and Mrs. Isaac Strouse. Of Baltimore.
We're guests of Mrs. Caroline King, OF
Eighteenth street, for a short stay.
Capt. and Mrs. A. Hart. Of 1881 Y
street have their granddauEhter. Miss
Rosa Frank, to spend the holidays.
The Washington times., 1906-12-31

Park Hotel. Winter Garden, RathskeIler.
\. Y ave. and 11th st. +. Endrees. Prop.
The Washington times., 1906-12-31

the best choice Of light beer to serve at
home All appreciate its purity and favor.
Phone ". 436, Abner-Drury Brew. Co.
The Washington times., 1906-12-31

20 VNNs BUSINESS COLLEGE. Sax
Positions FOR graduates. ~
Civi Service preparation Night.
Shorthand. TypeWFltinE. bookkeeping, e.
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PRIVATE INSTRUCTION

IN mathematics sciences. Latin. German
English, music. Twenty yearn' experience
Literary work revised. Prof J.. Station G.
Box 26l3 City. de27-sot
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OF aches and pains. J. J. Georges & Son.
Inc, Foot Specialists. l2il Pa. ave.
The Washington times., 1906-12-31
BEST LIGHT MADE

SI.75.
Our Inverted Gas Light: self regulator; no
shadow
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de3l-4t
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TRUST BETRAYS,
WADDELL SAYS
Illinois Man Alleges Secrets
Are Given to
Germany.
REVIEWS OLD ATTACK
Urges Congress to Appropriate
100000 for Plants to Shake
on Bondage.

Urging Congress 10 appripriate Sl,OO0OJ)
for the establishment OF a Government
powder factory on the Atlantic sea board,
81 .O00, 900 more for Government powder
factory in the Middle West, and still d
third 81. 10000 for a similar factory on
the Pacific Coast. Robert s. Waddell. Of
Peoria, president Of the Buckeye Pow
der Company. Of Peoria. H., is out IN
renewal OF the attack he made last
session against the Dupont international
Powder COMPANY
Government at Mercy.
AIr WaddeH emphsticaIly charges
this company is in a conspiracy IN re-
straint Of trade. and that by means OF
patents It holds fl has al exclusive mon
ouoly OF the powder business of the
country. at the same time having the
Government at its mercy. He charged
Senator II. A. Dupont OF Delaware, with
having interest in the monopoly.
Mr.. Waddeu made charges against the
powder trust near the close Of the last
session of Congress. and as the result
OF the efforts a small appropriation was
made by Congress, amounting TO S165 ,OO0.
TO establish one unit OF a powder plant
for the War Department
lie GlalEEs among tAl4tL l44-ll6H INA T.
the Dupont international Powder Com
pany is d holding company formed for
ths. purpose Of controlling the powder
business. The subsidiary companies are
alleged 10 include the International
SmokeIess Powder and Dynamite Com
pany. of New Jersey. Il l. Dupont de
NemOurs & Co, Of Delaware OF which
Senator H. a. dupont is president; the
Latin * Rand Powder Company, OF
New York; the California Powder Com
pany OF California, and the Marsden
Company, OF New Jersey,
Alleges Peddling Secrets.
II is charged that one OF the coustit-
uent companies OF the Dupont Inter
national Powder Company has made a
proposition 10 the military representa-
tive Of Germany. not only giving val
liable information regarding the Gov
ernment smokeless ordnance powders,
but furnishing with care all minute
details OF every gun IN the ordnance
service of the War and Navy depart
ments.
A copy of a letter from the Interna-
tinnal SmOkeless Powder and Dynd-
mite Company 10 Lieutenant Colonel
simon, director OF the powder factories
at Spandau. Germany. is exhibited in
proof.
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The BerIitz school OF Laneua6a,

7z3 14th St N. ". Trial Lessons Pres.
Grand Prizes, st. Louis, '04; Liegs, IOs.
French. German. Spanish. etc. Native teacher.
The Washington times., 1906-12-31
Coall CoaIl Coal!

Best coal and wood. Lowest prices. r. J.
& II. c. Grace. 4th & + ne. Phone z. 2S3
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Sea Foods, Steaks, Chops, Salads, Etc.
Phna. oyster & Chop House, 5lS Ilth NV.
The Washington times., 1906-12-31
CSC Dozen for II Cabinet FOtos.
Relieve Your Feet

Special offer for 30 days. Faber. sO2 7th
st. formerly $50 Tth St
The Washington times., 1906-12-31
Perfection in Oyster Cooking.
Hungarian Gypsy Orchestra at

Phna. oyster & Chop House, 5lS nth NV
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Specials All Day New Year.
.Roval Pnsenn Invariably Proves

Phna. oyster & Chop House. 518 nth NV.
The Washington times., 1906-12-31
nrRs. nd. IANDo1I REEp.

Physical Culture for Adults,
New Glasses January 2-I1 1. and O'Clock
1904 x St y. ". Phone Main s7s5.
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The Baroness Hengelmuller. wife Of
the Ambassador from Austria-Hungary
is confined to her bed with an attack
of the grip. and has been obliged TO
cancel her social engagements for the
present
The Washington times., 1906-12-31

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas +. Walsh We're
hosts a a dinner of Jwenty-eight covers
last night. They are also entertain .UE
a house party which includes Miss Wa
Gilbert and Philip Mills. OF New Yc-s i.
Major Bentley Mott. H. S. A. and Miss
Lillian Hurd.. Of Denver.
The Washington times., 1906-12-31

Mrs. Oscar Straus will begin her series
OF weekly receptions on Wednesday
January ?. and on February - the
Secretary and Mrs. Straus will enter
tain the President and Mrs. Roos - ( u
at dinner.
The Washington times., 1906-12-31

Mrs Barney entertained at a s7't
musicale yesterday afternoon.
The Washington times., 1906-12-31

Miss Adelia Nelson entertained nve
Of her friends at box party at
Chase's Theater Saturday night. After
the theatcr the party enjoyed a supper
at the Raleigh Hotel. The guests were
Mrs. Frank Brown, Mrs. ". EdFaf
dwight Meade, and Mrs. Wilcox
The Washington times., 1906-12-31

Rear Admiral and Mrs Cowles We're
hosts yesterday afternoon informally al
tea in compliment 10 the American Am
bassador 10 Great Britain and Mrs. cid
The Washington times., 1906-12-31

Miss Anna Byrd Barr will receive New
Year day with Mrs. :. NJ. BOyce, lall
Nj street from to II p. IN
The Washington times., 1906-12-31
MISS ROOSEVELT
At WHITE HOUSE
Accompanied by Friend and
Brothers She Arrives From
Pine Knot.

Miss Ethel Roosevelt ana her chum,
Miss Landon, of New York. Theodore
Roosevelt jr-. Kermit and Quentin
Roosevelt, who have been spending the
past few days al Pine Knot with the
President and Mrs. Roosevelt returned
To Washington last night about .
o'clock
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The Potomac Literary Club will give
a New Year reception JOmorToW even
ing IN the residence OF Mr.. ana MIS-
Siias Hoyce, 1Gll NJ street, from Z 10
IL o'clock.
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MIS-, Gustav II. Schwab and daushirIi
OF New York, arrived in WaShihs on
Sst1rdav night and have taken an
APARTMENT in the Connecticut for the
season.
The Washington times., 1906-12-31

Mrs. Susie r. Jacobs, Of Lincoln corps,
will assist the ladies of the Department
90 the ". r. -. al c. A. r Han on
New Year Day. from y TO p m
The Washington times., 1906-12-31

The ladies of the Potomac Literary
Club will receive at 1o-1 NJ street north
west. from 10 II p. m.
The Washington times., 1906-12-31

Mrs Lloyd p. Smoot and Mrs, Fran
els lie Baron SmOoL Of 3225 r street,
will not receive tomorrow AFTERNOON
ewing 20 the uuJimely death of their rel
atives. DR.. Oliver Belt and son, in the
railroad wreck of last evening at Terra
Gotta.
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The owls will receive New Year eve
from, n m. 10 6 a. m Cards arc out.
The Washington times., 1906-12-31

Mt. and Mrs H King. Of 1904 Eighth
street, nave as their guest, Miss Rae
EveTsman, OF Baltimore.
The Washington times., 1906-12-31

Mrs. RosaIie Townsend is making a
ten days visit in New York, and on
rbe winter at Alton House. Thirteenth
and MassachusettS avenue.
The Washington times., 1906-12-31

Miss Eleanor j. Curtis, OF 1873 mr.
+.eI,fI entertained al a dance Friday
in honor of her guests. the Misses
Moore. of Greensboro. y, c., and Natalie
Jones. OF Wheeling. ". Va, The aiI1F
WIS an ENJOYABLE one.
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Mr.. and Mrs Mckee, the latter the
daughter OF General and Mrs Bates
who are in Cuba visiting Governor Ma,
IN Washington from Butmore, n c,
and are occupying the Bates apart
ment for a time
The Washington times., 1906-12-31

The I.ineal Society of the Spanish
War will receive from 1 10 p. N. to-
morrow at the residence Of Mrs. 1, n,
Dolph, 1884 COrcorau street
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Mr.. and Mrs. Short, Of Englewood.
y. j., are spending The holidays IN
Washington a. the residence OF Nj p
Brooks. in Twentieth street. capt
Joseph =. McCriuk gave party az ms
residence last evening in honor OF Mrs.
Short
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-28
BAILEY SCORES
WIN. R. HEARST
ContInned from rnre ono.

their coal lands, which would have been
successful but for the efforts of Senator
La Toilette.
He then called upon Mr.. La Toilette
to say whether he, Mr.. Bailey. had not
co-operated with him in what he~(La
Follett) had done.
The Wisconsin senator responded
promptly. saying: "I take great pleas
ure i'm saying that conferred with the
senator from Texas before I offered
anything bearing on the disposition of
the coal lands of Indian Territory and
that I received advice as to what pro-
posed t. do"
Scores Magazine
Mr.. Bailey spoke in praise Of the
generality OF newspapers and maga-
zines and compared the Cosmopolitan
to the outcasts of society.
Such publications as this" he said,
should be scourged from the company
of well behaved men and women; they
should be outlawed by the united con-
tempt of honest men,"
He then referred to another article
which he said had appeared IN the New
York Evening Journal, a paper bear
ing Mr.. Hearst's name, the day after the
article in the Cosmopolitan had made
its appearance, and which advised it's
readers to buy the magazine.
This he characterized as the CONNER
cial side of the publication and at
tributed 1t to the fact that Mr.. Hearst
has guaranteed $4,000 worth of the
bonds of the magazine company.
"Hear5t's magazine prints slanders' he
said, land then Hearst's paper advises
its readers to buy the magazine"
Mr.. Bailey had a large and attentive
audience. both in the galleries and on
the senate floor the latter including
many ,f Mr.. Hearst's colleagues in the
house. When he concluded he was
loudly applauded and warmly con-
graduated by senator's and members.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-28
LOCI. ro Los ANeELEs NExr
six Hundred Delegates Coming Here
on Friday Morning

The delegates TO the grand parlor OF
the Native Sons of the Golden West,
who are now converting at Ventura,
have accepted the invitation of the To-
cal parIors of the order to come in a
body to- Los Angeles after the close
of the convention.
They will arrive tomorrow morning
and will be entertained by local mem
bers- of the Native Sons.
They will visit the points of interest
about Los Angeles and tomorrow
evening they will be rendered a recep-
ton and informal banquet at Eagles
hall, on East Third street.
1t is expected that more than 500 of
the local members will be present. In
addition to Those who will come from
the north.
The Native Daughters will hold their
first annual outing at Venice on Sat-
urday and the visiting members Will
be entertained by the. Native Daugn-
ters.
Governor Pardee, Mayor Schmitz Of
San Francisco and many other PROM
inent men have accepted invitations for
the two days entertainment.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-28
MEAT BILL IN
DEAOL0Ck'S GRASP
HOUSE AND SENATE UNABLE
TO AGREE
Hope Entertained That Measure VIII
Go Through, but conferees
Refuse to Change
Views
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
WASHINGTON, June 27.--The senate
was in open. session for about five hours
and half today and notwithstanding
the session began with a roll call In
order to assure a quorum, the day was
crowded with business of importance,
including the announcement by Senator
Proctor, chairman of the senate COM
mittee on agriculture, of a deadlock in
the conference on the meat inspection
provision of the agricultural approprla-
ton bill; a reply by Senator Bailey to
the recent attack upon him in the Cos
Mopolitan Magazine; the passage of the
naturalization bill; the continuance Of
Senator La Follettes effort to pass his
bill limiting the hours OF service on
railroad trains; the acceptance of an
almost complete report on the sundry
civil appropriation Lii, and a speech by
Senator Warren in support of his reso-
luton relative to the live stock in
dustry.
Senator Bailey denied all the allega-
tions of the Cosmopolitan article at
tacking himself and holding William r.
Hearst responsible for the attack, said
that in all the six political campaigns
made by himself he had not spent as
much money as Mr.. Hearst had spent
in one ward in his recent race for
mayor of New York city
In his statement concerning the meat
inspection provision, Mr.. Proctor said
that the house conferees had refused
all efforts at compromise and had re-
fused to join in report.
The announcement was generally re-
ceived as indicating a deadlock, but
the hope was expressed that cooler
counsel might prevail tomorrow.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-28
FIND SKELETON
OF MERRILL
Continued from page one.

fore leaving his parents home, just
fifteen months ago July 1, and that
could the letter found on the body be
deciphered some statement Of the rea-
sons which impeiled him could be
learned.
The little book and the letter have
been placed in water and It Is hoped
that when they can be separated with
safety some Of the letter 1T least can
be read.
OF course 1t cannot be told just how
soon after his disappearance the act of
self destruction was committed. but it
seems probable that at the time search
parties were securing the canyons for
some trace of the young man his dead
body lay in the bushes along the noun
tain side above the trail food for the
beasts of the wilderness around him.
Only by the veriest accident was its
hiding place discovered, so far was it
from the trail and out Of the way of
even chance passerS-by.
Coroner Trout has announced that he
will hold an inquest over the body to-
day at II a. m. in Pasadena