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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-14
BUSINESS is EXPANDING.
Waterbury Packing Company win
Branch Out in Randolph.

Waterbury, March 1i.The Demeritt
& Palmer Packing Co. have made de-
finite plans to erect canning factory at
work on plans for the building. which
win be OF cement and practically fire.
proof. II is the plan Of the company
TO make the new plant with larger
capacity than the one they now occupy.
This company has also purchased the +.
w Huntley mill property in Duxbury.
The price Is said 10 be 10000 Il. T.
Palmer, Jr., has resigned his position of
railway mail clerk and will give his
time to the lumber business while B. r.
Demeritt will attend to the canning
business.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-14
Patient in BiddefOrd, Maine,
Institution Under Knife
WHILE HOSPITAL BURNED
Umbrellas Had to Be Held Over Pa
&ients Bed to Shed the Water Which
Was Being Poured Over the
Burning Building.

Biddefcrd, Me, March 14.Trull hos
pital was destroyed by fire this morn
ing All the patients were removed
without much difficulty. The fire broke
out when woman patient was being
operated on. During the last iive min,
utes Of the operation it was necessary
to hold umbrellas over her bed TO shed
the water which leaked through the cell
ing She is not expected to live. Two
other patients are in critical condi-
tion.
Seventeen patients were removed from
their beds during the fire, which was
confined to the two upper floors Of
the hospital and caused the loss Of
$4,000.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-14
He MISTOOK
THE TRACK
And Was Struck by Train at
Barton Landing
AND CANNOT RECOVER
William Sheldon, Employed at Prouty &
Miiler's Mil, Is Fifty-fye Years
of Age and Has a
Family.

Barton Landing, March 14.-William
Sheldon, employed at Prouty & Miller's
saw mill, was struck by a train at
Gas o'clock this morning and sustained
injuries from which it is not expected
he can recover. He was walking on the
track ard probably mistook the track
on which the approaching train was run
ming. He is So years Of age and has
a family.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-14
IN ST. JoHNsBURY, TOO.
Liquor Raid Made and Seller Was Con-
victed Yesterday.

st. Johnsbury, March l4.--Oficers
raided the rooms OF William j. Brennan
on Railroad street Saturday night and
found therein q small quantity Of in.
toxicating liquor. Brennan pleaded
guilty 70 keeping and selling intoxicat-
ing liquor aud settled with the court
yesterday BY paying fine of $500 and
costs OF nearly $25.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-14
CLAIMS NEGLIGENCE.
Dinah e. P. Edmonds Of wallingford
Sues Railroad for $4,000.

Rutland, March IA. Dinah r. z. Ed.
monds OF Wsllingford has brought suit
against the Rutland railroad TO recover
$1,000 for alleged negligence. She claims
that she broke her arm and sustained
other serious injuries while alighting
from train at South Wallingford on
February o, and that it was duo to
The negligence Of the road to provide a
proper platform. Butler 4 Maloney are
counsel for the plaintiff.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-14
DIED IN BOSTON.
Henry McNaIly Was Struck by Bridge
Recently.

Swanton. March l4.--News has been
received here Of the death OF Henry Me
Nally, son of Mr.. and Mrs. John Nc.
Nsllr Of this place. He was killed by
an over head bridge in Boston, where
he has been employed for several years.
He was SO years Of age. His body will
be brought here for burial
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-14
posi- OFFICE cur OFF.
South Northheld Once Has Been Dis
continued.

Northfeld, March 1.-THE Post Office
Department has given notice that the
postoflice at South Northheld will be
discontinued April 2. After that date
all mail addressed to South Northtleld
will be delivered through the Northfield
office. Those who have approved mail
boxes erected by that time will be sent
by the rural free delivery carrier AMI
to others through the Office direct. This
win not conflict with the present de-
livery of the Star Route carrier on the
road between South Northfeld and East
Roxbury. The present postmaster at
South Northfeld was appointed few
months since.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-14
Rurlinrton Woman R.alv Bnrn.d.

Burlington, March a. Mrs. Julia
Dorey, Al years Of age, residing on Wal
nut street, was the victim OF painful
accident yesterday, which may termin.
ate fatally. Mrs. Dorey was poking
clothes in boiler on the stove with o
washing stick, when the boiler Was over
turned Mr. Dorey went to her sssist.
anece and found that she wns badly
burned from tho wrist to the shoulder
of her right arm.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-14
NINE APPLICANTS.
0yerseer Of Poor Job in Montpelier Is
Much Sought.

Montpelier, March 14.--An alderman
stated today that nine applications for
the position of oyerseer Of the poor have
been received for the appointment,
which will be made tonight. The only
applicant known to the public is S. w.
Benjamin, and he Is likely to succeed
Calvin L. Parmenter, against whom con.
siderable opposition has developed.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-14
HIS THROAT WAS CUT.
Rev York Police Think This Actor Was
Murdered.

New York, March I4.-The body of
louis De Lange, playwright, whose
home was formerly in Philadelphia, was
found in his room at West 142nd street
when his brother went TO awaken him
yesterday. De Lange collaboratsd in
the production Of "Pousse Cafe" and was
the author Of "rhe Globe Trotter," "The
Little Host and Sweet Annie Page"
He was formerly an actor
The police announce that they be.
leved DE LanRe had come 70 his death
by foul play ana thar an investigation
would be made Dc LanQe was also
known as Louis De Lange Moss, having
been adopted by wealthy Philadelphia
stationer when boy.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-14
THREATENED TO KILL HER.
Says Georgianna cadieux Who Sues for
Divorce.

Burlington March IA Papers have
just been served by Deputy Sheriff Raw
lin in the divorce case of Georaanna
CaAicux vs.. Eugene Cadieux. In the
petition there Is also a prayer for an
injunction against the husband asking
that he be restrained from interfering
with her or their daughter, Orphia. Mrs,
Cadieux alleges that her husband has
threatened her life and the life Of er
daughter.
She wants a divorce ON grounds of
intolerahle severity and refusal to sup
port. She also desires ajmony and the
custody OF the minor child, Orphia. The
ease is rctumable at the September term.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-14
ABUSE is CHARGED.
Enosburg Falls Teacher Summoned to
Answer Charge.

Enosburg Falls. March 14.--Complaint
has been made through proper channels
against Miss Emma McCue, the teacher
in the grammar grade Of the high school.
The case is TO come before the grand
Jury In st. Albans Thursday. The charge
Is for abuse Of a pupil, Miss Jessie Law
renee, and is the result Of threat made
by the father Of the girl last fall when
there was trouble between her and the
teacher. The members of Miss Law
rence's class have been summoned 10
appear at the time mentioned.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-14
NEW pREsIDENr ZOE ruFTs.
Rev. Dr. Frederick W. Hamilton Chosen
by Trustees.

Boston, March I4The trustees OF
Tufts college met in this city yesterday
and elected the Rev. Dr. Frederick Ham.
ilton president Of the college, to succeed
tho late President Elmer n. Caron. The
newly elected president " pastor Of the
First Universaiist church In Roxbury
and is q native of Portland, Me.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-14
DIR. LEWIS SUES J. W. HoLroN.
Claims He Was Denied Possession Of a
Piece of Jewelry.

The trial Of the Barre case Of DR.. A.
II. H. Lewis vs.. J W. Holton, former
ieweler here, was started in county court
this morning. II is $50 trover case for
the recovery of piece Of jewelry taken
to Holton's iewelry store. The plaintiff
claims that possession was denied him.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-14
FOR STATE CHAMPION.
Brattleboro and St. Johnsbury Teams
Will Meet

White River Junction, March 1.-The
rubber game for the championship or
the state between The Bratteboro 4. C.
basket ball team and Company D's team
Of Sc Johnsbuy viii be pla ed here on
Wednesday evening, Alarea n.
Special trains vii run from both Brat
tleboro and st. Johnsbury TO accommo-
date the enthusiastic friends Of each
side. The teams have won two games
apiece in the series and the rubber game
promises to be- close one.
Brattleboro trimmed Bellows Falls,
it's nearest rival, at Keene last week.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-14
RIPE FOR CHANGE.
Chinese THINKS China Should Adopt
European Ways.

New York, March i4 Prince Tsai
Tsc, tirst cousin 70 the Emperor Of China
visited Chinatown last night and was
given Q royal welcome. rhe prince was
entertained q the Hotel Savoy Joseph
Singleton president Of the Chinese NJ.
form assocsat.on made o speech Of wei.
come to which the prince responded. Tie
prince during his remarks said he bsliey.
cd IN European ways and thought II
was about time that China should adopt
them.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-14
wArERvILLE VOTED mo"
Belated Town Meeting Was Held Yes
terday.

Wateryille, March 1.-THE town
meeting was held here yesterday on ac-
CONT OF the warning not having been
posted in time for the meeting to be
held on the usual day, March 6. The
vote on the license question was yes II,
no IS.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-14
TO VISIT KING EDWARD?
LOngworths Are Slated to Do That in
June Next.

London, March 1.-THE Chronicle says
that Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholas Longworth,
when they visit London in June, will
make a stay at the Buckingham palace
as the guests Of King Edward They
will also visit the Duke and Duchess Of
Marlboro, the Duke and Dutehess Of Rox.
burgh, and Ambassador and Mrs. Reid.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-14
RUSH FOR STOCK.
Chinese Wanted 1t So Badly They Were
in Riot.

Canton, March a. The stock of the
Hankow Canton railroad was offered for
sale today. The rush Of applicants was
so great that the streets became blocked
and II was necessary TO call out soldiers
to manage the crowd
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-14
TWO FOR The INvINcIBLEs.
Defeated the Reliance Candle Pin Men
in Two Strings.

The Tnvincible bunch 81 bowlers took
two strings from the Reliance team in
their candle pin match at Alexander's
alleys last evening. Austin secured high
single string score Of 104 with Brown a
close second with 103. Brown had
high three string total Of 2s3.
INVTNCIBI
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-14
COST $4,000.
vicksburg Monument Goes to Boston
Firm.

Boston, March 1.-THE contract for
the building of the monument to tho
Minnesota troops engaged on the battle
field at Vicksburg has been awarded TO
the W. b. Van Amringe Granite Com
pany' Of this city. The head of the
company, w. B. Van Amringe. was in
st. Paul few weeks ago, and the con
tract was signed at that tine.Th monu-
ment is to cost s2i 900, and will be an
ohelisls of rough stone, one hundred feet
high, without any figure. The base viii
be Of cut granite.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-14
MAJ. BOWMAN HAS SHOCK.
Reported in a Serious Condition at Home
Of His Son in Pasadena, Cal.

st. Johnsbury, March l4.--Word was
received here yesterday that Major N.
p. Bowman had received shock at his
sons home in Pasadena, Cal, and was
in critical condition. As Major Bow.
man IL in his saith year his recovery Is
very doubtful He is one Of the best
known men in tho state and has been
grand master Of both the Masonic and
Odd Fellows fraternity and grand chan
collor OF the Knights Of Pythias.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-14
HURLED TO GROUND.
One Man Killed and Another Badly Hurt
in Washington.

Washington, March ia swinging
iron derricl; attached 70 Raleigh hotel
accidentally struck q scafIold on which
two men were working this morning,
hurling them 50 feet TO the ground. One,
Frank Hammond was killed Instantly,
and tho other was seriously injured
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-14
MINERS STRUCK.
following Great Mine Disaster at Cour-
rieres. France.

Paris, March IA. Following the great
mine disaster at Courrieres, 5000 min
era II the Courrieres neighborhood have
declared strike. Other miners threat
en- to Join strike movement
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-14
EIGHT ANNUAL BREAKs.
This Time Burglars Got 500 at West
Stockbridge, Mass.

pittsfeld, Mass, March 14.--For the
eighth time in eight years the West
Stockbridge post Office safe was blown
open carly this morning and $40 IN
money was secured and $50 worth OF
stamps were blown all over the floor.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-03-16
MOB STORMED JAIL
IN AN EFFORT TO SEIZE AND
LYNCH A MURDERER AND
FoU HolD-UP MEN.
Battsged Down Doors ard Entered
Building But Forty Policemen
Arrive On Scene and Drive
Them Back.

Omaha. Neb.. March L. Bulletin
\ mob has attacked The jail in an
eort to seize and lynch the holdug
men confined there.
The NIB was afte- four white men
charged with the murder Of Nels
Laus,en. a galoonkceper. while holding
up r. saloon. and three ncgue.
charged wilh tbc holding mp of a
street car anI kuink the condu- tor
Toe mob battered down tn door
Of the Jail al 1915 and some Of tae.r
number entered the building A. this
juncure about forty policemen ar.
rived ON tac scene and within hvs
mnutar tte mob hai been driven ff5-h
the Jail grounds The officers used
thor clubs on some of the member Of
"a mob. hu no arrests were made.
The mob D. Lisrar ug
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-03-16
ALLEGES MORGAN
STOLE AN ESTATE
WOMAN UNDER ARREST MAKES
SENSATIONAL CHARGES
AGAINST FINANclER.
THREATENED HIS LIFE


New Yo k, March l5.-Despite The
claims that she Is demen.cd a remark
able mystery surrounds the sensa.
Itional charges of Mrs t. y. Williams
that ]. Pierpont Morgan, whose ! fe
she has threatened TO take, shametully
robbed her or an immense estate and
then after appeasing her for five years
by giving her large sums OF money
from time to time finally ente ed into
q conspiracy with the police to have
her adjudged insane
On the top f her accusations. the
woman, apparently perfectly sane,
told of powerful friends in London
that should they learn Of her detention
again.t her viii Internal onal compli
cations would result.
In this regard she claimed to be a
personal friend Of Lord RCseberey, a
relative Of Lord Suffeld and an init
mate acquaintance Of the Rothschilds
Vanderblts and Astors. Friends of the
woman tonight said they believed her
to be on fam liar teyms with J r.
Morgan as she always spoke Cf him
as Jack,
The woman was arrested. hi; QG,2r
noon al the offices Of }. =. llo.gal d
CO. Employees Of the firm hcii-yed ~
bent on murder ana notified the police
Mrs. Williams said she had en'rust
ed her estate to Mr. Morgan and that
ne had not only robbed her, but hame,
fully wronged her q naturally looked
towards him for support" she Went
on with glarlng frankness. MI Nor,
gan did so--he has.giyen- ns a.s nsuol-
as $500 at frmt s6s
Z rae Woman denied tpat she aal
eve. intended ID snaot Mr MORGAN.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-03-16
BURNED HER FLESH
HORRIBLE cRUELTlES PRAC
TlCED BY RUSSIAN OFFICERS
or YOUNG GIRL.
Threatened with Abandonment 70
cossacks If She Did Not Confess
Names Of Aceomplces in
an Assassination.

ST. Peter burg, March 15.-The pro
curator of Tambcf has investigated
he case Of Mile Spiridonovo the II.
yearold girl who shot "a. Llzhenon.
sky. chief Of the secret police of Tam
boT, and who. it has been alleged.
was treated in prison with extreme
cruelty The prosecutor found the al
legations correct On February 25 a
letter from the girl was published in
ST. Petersburg in which the writer al
legged ;hat after her arrest for ho0t-
ing Luzhenonsky she was knocked
down and beaten by Cossocks with
whips and rife butts. She was then
dragged by her ha r downstairs to a
sleigh. taken 20 the police station.
undres ed and thrust into a damp
cold cell where she was subjected 20
eleven hours torment in rrder 10 force
her 10 reveal the names Of her az
complies. She added that two Off
GERS repeatedly dragged her back and
forth across her cell. tearing her hair.
burning her flesh with their cigarettes
and threatened her with abandonment
10 the Cossacks unle-s she confessed.
Her skull was fractured in Two places.
one eve injured and her body vas a
mas Of bruises from head 20 foot
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-03-16
SENATE CONTINUES CONSIDERATION
Of THE RAIL ROAD RATE QUESTION

to delegate TO the Commission powc-
10 make and enforce regulations neces.
sary for the governmen, Of the zone
nut reserves to both the president and
ather house Of congress the signg 10
-cquirc fun and complete reports from
he commits len or employees annually
,r at any o'her period Tha Fame
Methods of estimating eyuendilures
md appropriations afe ap.led io the
anal work as are required Of various
'xeu.ive departments,
The offices of the administration
hall be located and maintained in the
raHai zone and it is relui od a. far as
Practicable hat The W0rk Of tho COM
~is.on shall b. CO. Hiiatel there.
74aersl laws relating 10 nployes out
tide the b0ruda.es OF he United
States age applet 10 enploYes IN the
,qnaI zone but the bill leaves for con
liberation II the counii sion the
7ercfntum increase allowed IN case Of
Jerks exclusively within The zone.
Separate account. are oluired Of
luis Of ihe Panama halfway COM
naHy .4d lxpenJ iures for aiministra-
Hoa ci tho canal zone and construc-
ioa OK ths canal All franchises or
.oncrs.i9D must De approved BY The
sideal but coagrc s retains the
powers OF modification or retocai ion. +
Tae circHit court OF a .peaj. for the
second judicial district given jaris-
LECTION owe an Evil cls.s APPEALED
rom tbe courts 0f the zone IN be es-
.abushei under neral authority
riven bv the president ts ne commis-
ion. Ex radition treaties between the
United States and foressn countries
are attended to ihe zone
Snafo- KiuredEe al-o has sabmitted
.o the commute a bin amending the
lct provid ng for the construefi7n q
.he canal 50 a. 20 decrease ne con-
Miss I0H % three uemhsfs. 1'he com /
uisfnuers usde- this bra w0uid r
,eire suc5 salaries a. the presiasn-
directed until the sa,aries are dxcl b
,ongrsss.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-03-16
THE HOUSE REPUBLICANS IN CAUCUS
VOTE TO STAND BY STATEHOOD BILL
Uncle Joe Wields Party Lash Over RecaIcitrants
by Accusing Them Of Playing In Back
Yard With Democrats
LONG FIGHT WITH The SENATE

house stood fem. = wish 10 God,r he
'emarkcd. the senate was twice az
good as il Is. II performs liz fnne.
ions fairly well, It's our senate. hut
o add fogr senator's. where but two
should b. added, he declared. would
give the senate too much influence Al
compared with the hoasa. hased on
population.
Reviewing the legislation before
congress. he said the rate bill would
oass: that II the house would stand
irm, It's statehood bll would also be.
1ome a law, ''and we can stand here
hree months" he declared.
Addressing the insurgents he add
ID: Why Join Democracy, In order
0 have your own way?" The speaker
hen turned his face towards the SEN
lte and remarked "On what meat
10th this. our Caesar, feed that II hath
grown so great?"
My judgment Is that the statehood
Fill come as the house bill contcm.
llates,
Babcock Of Wisconsin, followed. lie
at once accused the leaders with be.
ng eager enough to join with the
Democrats on the Philip ne bill. and
we're now criticizing those who I'M
ended joining them on statehood.
You have fooled the members BY
'alling in conference, he continued.
when you knew If You called 1t n
7aucus you could not get QUORUM,
+ the bill goes to conference as sug-
.ested. 1t win die III.
Complaint was also made BY Steen
arsun Of NJ nnesota. againstp being
. irawn into csaucpa All u prntense
hat L Was 4 conference DaNis Isoii
" WiscoD In. coansHlleil treating tho|
'enate as an equal. He declared plain.
" he should not stand BY the house
all.
Waldo Of New York, declared the
! senator's, who are antI-rate men. hare
formed combination with the Demo-
Gratis TO defeat the house rate bill and
Philippine tariff bill. To meet this,
comb nation. he declared ii would be-
bad policy for she house TO yleld on
sta ehood and have nothing with
which TO fight
Speeches made by several others
and after a vote had been taken ON
the two propositions, Boygne of Colo.
RADIO, asked Unanimous consent to Of
fer resolution declaring the confer
ance rot binding. Watson at once
hiected, and the session was de-
clared ended.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-03-16
IN FIRST SESSION
FRENCH CABINET APPROVES
OUTLINES POLICY.
viii Stand BY Preceding Ministry on
Moroccan Conference and the
Separation Of State and
Church.

Paris, March l5.-The mini. try held
it's first council at tine Elysee palace
today Minister Of the Interior Glenn
encean presented a d spatch announc-
ing that COO peasant had attacked
a detachment Of troops engaged in
maneuyering. near FoUgeres. depart.
ment OF llle-et Villa.ne. under a misap.
prehension that The troops came 10
take inventories Of church property
under the church and stale separation
law. A captain, a lieutenant and zen
soldiers were injured and the detacl-
ment retired preclpitately The min
lister Of Just &C. was ordered 10 pro.e-
cute the offenders.
The new ministry presented itself
O the chamber Of deputies today anl
outlined It's policy. as follows:
The government intends 20 carry
out the church and state ,eparation
aw with indexihle hrmness and e
tablish the responsibility for resist
arce TO the taking Of inventories.
Concerning Morocco We intend 90
follow the policy Of the preceding min
istry. hoping that the equity and dix
nifty Of our position wiil permit an
early and sail factory solution"
The cabinst approves OF the French
3u ian al ance
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-03-16

Washing on. March i5.--Aa a rcsuli
Of carcus which lasted two and Il
half hours today. the Republicans OF
the hsuse voted 1876 to 30 10 stand by
the statehood bill as it passed the
house and ask the senate for a confer
ence on The measure This yots fol
owed Immediately after resolution
offered by Mondell Of Wyoming, rep
resenting the insurgents" had boon
defeated by l23 to 43. The Mondell
resolution being 70 agree to The senate
amendment eliminating Arizona and
New Mexico from the b II and asking
"a conference on minor amendments in
he measure.
Several speeches were made They
we're limited TO five minutes each. but
n the case Of Speakers Cannon and
Hamilton of Michigan, chairman Of
the committee on territories, the time
as extended Hamilton opened the
discussion with a plea for the orig nal
house bill He said It had already
been endorsed by three Republican
conferences. He discussed and oppos-
ed the Foraker amendment, declaring
Ii TO be In the interest Of corporations
10 the two territories affected. He
contended that the bill was supported
by the president and by Speaker Can
non. Lei MS follow them and fight
L out VITA the senate" was his en-
Guiding admonition
MondelI In offering his proposition
for a concurrence, paid high tribute
to the speaker but declared those who
opposed his position were onsy acting
10 accordance with their duty,
He seussed lhc hlndmg effect vi
The caucua and declared he should nbi
be bound by this one,
Speaker Cannon followed, touching
tlrst ON the binding effect Of both
caucuses and conferences He took
he position that where the party took
action Cn any matter cf This nature
all members participating were bound
w thar action. lie made a point that
here were twenty residents OF Okla
homa and the Indian Territory who
objected to being tied together where
there was one in Ar IONA and New
Mexico. He admitted he was being
1eluged with telegrams ON behalf of
oklahoma He contended the effect
f admitting OkIah ma and the Indian
Territory at this time and dispo ing
Of Arizona aud New Mexico, only
meant thai there would be four new
senator's from Arizona and New Mex.
leo, instead Of but two in case The