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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-04-27
JAIL ATTACKED.
Mob Threatened to Return and Dyna'
mite Building. but Did Not.


Palestine. Tex. April ga mob OF
100 attacked the jail Wednesday night
in an effort TO get the negro arrested
Tuesday for an attempt 10 assault Miss
Hassell Deputy Richie telephoned
Sheriff Watts that he did not like the
looks Of things near the jail and Watts
hurried 20 the jail In the meantime
he sent word 20 Hon. r. y. Greenwood
10 hurry TO the jail. Greenwood made
q talk TO the mob. Sheriff Watts stood
with a shotgun in the middle OF the
street and ordered them away. The
mob left. threatening 10 come back
End dynamite the Jail, but they dis
persed.
The young lady has Identified the
negro.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-04-27
EIahs Is Postponed.

Los Angeles. April 26.-The Nelson.
Herrera fight was postponed until
May Is by consent OF all parties.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-08
ONLY A MATINEE

Instilng By tho crowds ~ be- left
thu elevated railroad traln served
To increase the ~ humof % Robert
MarNton. Hia wife had rops shop
ping that morning and he had sst.
tiad down 20 a quiet dar on hla
I.anE island arrwa Yes hSre be
Naa pokinE around New York The
reason A talephons message from
Edith. tho filxkiy sister % hss best
friend. Alfred H.aamout He must
save Alfred. aha bad said Alfred
WAz q asdate bachelor ~ - Years
ant he waz AZ the edge of ruin
Et!th vas certain 81 ~ MarHi0n
scoffed whan ahs told him, She
ratified back with the prOag That
morning Alfred had received a teis
gram. soFasthlaK IN itself unusual
aud suspicious While pouring cot
fee siaa managed 20 set a glimpse
% the yellow paper and there she
rad Meet ne AZ sherry'a ~
/ 30. get tickets for Paris"
There u vas plain enough for
anybody. some designing woman
had caught him aud ,hsY wsre 90
ing % Francs. Who suspected
Edith raeied of the names % hair
: dozen % Alfred's women friends
and finally decided Il mus, be Mrs
Davis What shouid Mars'1u Do
WHY. b. must b. at Sherrya ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-08
SHOULD Be HER PLEASURE
To TELL THE TRUTH
AND FIGHT FOR JUSTICE
Observation-Disclosures.
Z a vito ever uatlfed IN VIVA 70 hor husbandf
~ CYNTHIA oREY.

n Justified in lying to her husbandf
have called visions Of the stinEy husband have
bered Who BRITISH natucd
cruel thinking Of all hese have tried TO justify the wife
IN lying but cant
a Is him
consequence Anyone who
action a
II bad thing for a be a coward II hurts her. n
hurts ehildrea lie "a from
shoI lie
keep living she him calm all m the time The lie
the Of lies change the condition. which that she
afraid tell the straight truth the whom
she has promised 10 love and honor
Maybe the husband be deceived but that does
Justify the wife lying whole lot easter tho
De than her to brace aud tell the truth, but
that does not justify the lie
sh9uRhtiess enough make his wife
afraid Of hm "a the vito duty to face that fear and have IL
with him.
What that Die wife should be afraid him
With TRUTH Why should sngness drive
half the he best bonnet the heading
hraus7
v 10 ical
Marriage eing proposition
Of like confess paftnerahlp. prospcr
each member live
from the cash box and
II has been wlfully
oensure and should have enough backbone tell the truth
her medicine.
II she has made mistake
be ugly about IT, then It should be her pleasure tell him the truth
and fight for Justice
Woman Is the fhe home N the home IL what
tho heart Is tho body Home
cannot be honor In the home in which
who has not the tell the
No ia not Justified In lying husband No
Justified
her homo aud casts shadow the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-08


epaph that miuht wou be ohisoled the tomb
stones hundreds aforementioned unsuccessful
The mowon tho OF the utter failure Of
The brilliant whose talents promise Of com
ms
HEAnwoRK rs AN ACQUIRED ACCOMPLISHMENTS - aa
much embroidery ptcnghug les development IL
matter 81 training
che bank adds column after column Of figures
strikes and during the operation h thinking OF
how aurng Jennie Jones At last
evenings work taucsa aud accurate lie Is fala
able machine. vauelcsH independent thinker.
clerk mechanically accurate as the tell
er addns but possessed OF determination 70 grasp
the meaning an ambition to put
his Sob" who often receives the unexpected
Advancement
On the sriairon upon college depends for
championship coauses signal turns victory
%
IT'S generous friends say; bad; he lost his head"
little old leans back In his chair
a thousands OF dollars The ua Of a
hard DAYS ALL" tells his wife Great head
work he ehuekloa himself wonder" hts eads
"a robbes OF finance the rest
the world
he A SUCCESSFUL MAN. wtiYf
BECAUSE HE KNEW HOW TO USE iiis HEAD. DO Youf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-08

20 aud prcfent the trip And q
vas ~ parform that dutF that Msrs
ton had been dragged from the ri
fractions 81 hia cuuutrY home
In orisF that there might be 3
plain UNDERSTANDING. be stopped 81
tho office u Mrs Davis husband
aud araEKed him up 10 EhaFry1s tof
the ! 40 lunch Crafsly hn save
Davis no lntlmatiou ~ tha rt1smiaE
explosion
MaFston had ordered tho frwed
when a glance ia the mirror dta
closed hia wtfe seated At q table
In remote part 81 tbs rgsons Sc
vas startled because be knew abe
vas not accustomed 10 Kul1g ~
sown fof lunch On her shopping er
curzinna Then ha noticed that The
chair opposite the oae Ia NhIeh &as
sat was TILTED forward. infichtfuF
hat Il had been reserved fuf some.
Que. BE almost tainted from ne
shock Was this. thea. the kFfp %
Parisf
Walking over. he dropped into
the reserved chair Hla wife r1
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-08
Who Shall Spend It

question the propney Of passing law allowing mar
rcd their salaries Il causing much
agitation among statesmen OF France
The senate appointed frame BIN giving
rea embroed series Of disagree
resulting of ehamsn The present
Chairman OF such law but certain other
declare this would ruin the home
spirit
observer u would that permitting your
wife earn salary likely the home spirit IS
permitting her 90 spend H.
presumed this law passed viii apply 20 women
income who salaries In ha ia
ony country which capable OF producing Don't
CASTELAR,. produce opponeats auch
Over worried TIE riEht Of
his spena What be needs Is Las permit
ting him spend his
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-08

: MAY A WIFE LIE TO HER HUSBAND?
AND
LYING TO EVERYBODY. SAYS
The BRUTAL misANrnRoPE,
SIZE MUST TELL THE TRUTH
TO SOMEBODY. AND HUBBY
IS IT.
nY TIC nlsAnrnRops.


May woman LIEF YES.
whether It Is on the soft with q
headache or 70 her husband In
either case n Is her privilege
Il seems that Virginia Harmed.
the actress. fortlfioH ono In tho
opinion that a woman may lie 20
her husband. for she a. quoted az
saving there are occasions when u
is instlflable. for Instance. when
il will save him from distress and
save her from innocent embarraua-
ment
Why not. however. take the ia
off ana let them lie al they want
ltoq Why have early closing for the
women who want 90 BE- 20 their
husbands. when the husbands run
wide opeu7 There's that ? 81. m.
lexcuaa about being detained nt the
office or having been 10 visit some
| aick lodge member Why not Jet her
come right back ai him with the
uubluahing statement that she has
not been sitting up for him nt all
and was not the least BIT worried.
/ Why not pat the seal OF approval
on II If she remarks mendaclously
that she can NOT accuse him over
Of holding out more than biz share
Of the weeks salary2 Why discour.
age her II she wants 40 aheticf
truth with the assertion 10 him that
her baby r. NOT the cunninRest
and brightest little thing ut ever
lived. Dress Is little heart"
Don't you see Il resolves Itself 10
this. that n woman MAY lie 90 her
husband n she wants 20. but she
doesn't WANT to- A woman viii
lie to everybody before she viii lie
to her husband She has GOT 30
tell the truth 90 SOMEBODY, and
/ her husband has to be g.
| suppose I'm a brutal old Mis-
anthrope. but, dog gone II. THAT'S
the way I look NJ t.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-08
DECISIONS FOR
KING COUNTY
ls,.t anss..l asrYlssA

OLYMPIA. Dice Docision'
have been rendered b. the STATE
supreme court Ia kinE county ap
poAia ~ follows Affirming ludg
ment Tor GcnsYna Carr aSninsi
Paala CohB. an action 10 quiet nue
affirming judgment for Wanda
MafkowHh against Martin Mar
sWaki for divorce. and Hetiins
aside non suit against the Guiumbla
Puget sound Railroad IN iis &C
ton 90 eject Albert = Noes nnf
others. alleged squaiicrA. nnf
granting a naw thai Of this laiiol
eAaa
The attorney general IN an opin
lna Go the prosecuting attorney %
kitaap county. holds that feb traps
ana standing timber arp taxable.
Seattle com pAniea have filed nrp
articles of Incorporation an follows
pure Mnk DAIRY. 5000. Cedal
River Nin company. $4,000. Kin
noar Court Hotel company. $4,000.
Battsraby a smith. Inc. tlp.opQ
Arnn Investment company. tiba.
aoa. Queen Investment COMPANY
ST. 600
The official canvass uf votes cahl
lat month ia the state has boat
completed b. the secretary OF state
anlu rdln fuyp aein rdiu twp ~
Reports fust received GOVERNS
November ahua that horr wofo ~
chlidfun IN the stats school To-
deaf and bilnd a. YanoouV.f. . Eaif
Of one. 10 on the rolls Al the ~
form school 81 Chehhiis. an IN
crease - seven. and sci on ih'
rolls ~ tho peniigntiary. "a CON
pared Wiih bat SIS November 4
The health ~ tho inmates u al
The Institutions h reported "a On
eaiiant for tbs mnntb
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-08

pfsasud surprise. no laughed o
lunaue'a laugh lie pulse was
beating a iqNer heat lie muiiefea
something about nu unexpected hua.
lneaa call requiring bits aencn in
the city Ills wife said she had
gone TO aharfy'a because " was
convenient for someone else abe
was ApteilnH
sWhes Is hhe DUE nshod Marn
loH
she laughed. not a. an like a
guilty pefaon 4llu not gifl.' she
said. ita Alfred Beaumont"
ineAumontf
HYhni You aren't angry about il
are YOU We half arranged TILE ~
lie expedition the last tlmc ho war
down. ! Intended to tell you nhoul
II this morning. only you we're Just
the least bio out Of temper wofun
fuu. dear
Marston eoniriyod n ghhailj
smlie
You see the next time ] was
shopping she pointed 10 Hundft
nafeela On the chair beside her
Alfred Promised 10 take nae 90 a
mHfinas You never take mo. you
know. and a woman needs q liill'
amusement sometimes lie wrote
suggesting various pieces. ana
wired back a. take tickets FOR The
Judgment Of Paris" which ! want
awfully to soe
only 'rhe judgment ~ Paris
after all The fool he had bnenl
An that little idiot Edith Beau
mautl lie could have huEgsd bis
Aifa
10th looked up Alfred vas
standing beaide them Mnrbion
rose and shook hands Win positive
enthusiasm
Delighted 10 see you. old man
I'm luat lnnching with Davis
Then I'm going with VOC and
Aafeie 60 sec The Judgment Of
Paris
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-08
Visitors TO Seattle,
Attention
sY ROBERT !. SHORES.

The finest and most enjoyable trip
10 be found Be- a visit 70 uueie Sans
navy yard az HFcmerton. You can
s4r the mammoth bnttieahips Wis
cousln and Oregon. the training ship
Philadelphia. torpedo boats and de-
stroycru You will never regret the
visit. Boats leave Pier 2 At 10 and
II 20 q. m. and IS and Z 30 p m.
week days. with an extra boat at
80 D. M. Sunday. Round trip toe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-08
XMAS pR1suNr Fos INDIANS

The Chamber ~ Commefcr lodaJ
reoulxad a letter from Charles N
buchanan. IN charge 81 tho Pay
afsup Indian reservation requesting
that the people ~ Washington cnn
tribute a bon 81 Christmas presents
IN the shape 81 clothes or any NJ
tlcis that uBula be of use 10 the In
llann on the FtaarrAtinn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-08
See the BatsIeshlps
al BremeYion

TIE Wisconsin, and Oregon are
there. with the training ship PM
aaalphia. torpedo boats and destroy
.rs The scenery along the entire
trip ia magnificent Boats leave Pier
At 10 and II 30 a. m and ii5
ana 40 .. ". with an extra boat
a. z 30 D. m. sunday. Round trip soc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-08
New Train 10 California

Leave Seattle ti1o p m leave
Portland II 20 D m. arrive san
FrRncisco sts a m. forty one
hours en- route Tho Southern IA.
cite nov operate three trains daily
BY Scenic Shasta Route
Tickets and reservations ~ linton
Tickle, office. COS FIRST avenue. Sc
attic. wash " L. Ellis. Gen'
Agent a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-08

he talks just like a book.
n shat his friends ali aap
How nice n n8N would be.
if ha just shut up that naN
cannot slug that old. old aana.
That sang 30 long ago.
And neither can the daughters
or the man that iltea bepw
tie made over twenty th0uhanf.
In one day 0f hts life.
For on that daY. hts money.
itu made over % bic wife
John Shaw caught tween tWi
trains.
In a basket theg pat hia reinaini
Aud an uuuo shocked At what the
naN.
The only collected one uaa shas
--u0sCo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-08
Ike the Hired Man.

Seven year old Perry Nas dHglnn
the hoga IN one day. al weui
through the gate bat one when he
aid Get 10 there you== ~ -
The remark waa overheard - hla
father who said Perry. What Wa
that you called that hos
Peru Gin a weak Faieel
didh'i eref call H. "a. vaa drif
Ing IL
Constant Reader No. Hamlet
did not refer 10 CsruHo when b
said. ~Ay. there's the rub /"
Discharged your cid stenos
rapher
yep
What vas the tsoubleF~
"oh. she was too latsfesfsd IN
this new fanatic spelling
Where's Plunsef heea fnf the
last two weeks
He went west. huniias bis
game
somebody said the other daY h
vas IA Chicago
That's risht That's the plaes
] 20 find q Pokers bis farafits
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-08

nanl has chalienked the pruprie
tor Of a New York hotel 10 duel
How be ever expects to pay hts way
over hers 20 ftght Il il = mystery.
Mas told me a. toll you not "a
forget 20 BRING home that ca,
Klaaa.- aAla Willie over the tele.
phone
Tell Your mother wa cant afford
II just nov. answered the head ~
the family. We can set alunE
wffhaut Il for a while
Mas SAYS ahs needs u bad It's
\ Necessity
Necessity. my aon. Is the lnyen
iiuu Of uioihsr
Hartman e crying fof more cars
Hill Il efYluz for more tracks And
most people are ofy inE FOR more
passes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-08

Phillip. Of Bnshamsor. declares he has discovered the
meaning Of the sphins
that preacher.
You prsAistoFic creatursf
You sum face
Dsgrace'
TO %
your rnckaf
YOU
these thousand
stayed IN spoti
Greats
And now .
crunbinE feature
Your ehppy
goesl.
ND. cali a
saysh n
while married
10
Ntfs-~F
lle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-08

New Great Northern train 20
Vancouver. u G.. leaves 1880 p.
m daily. commencing December ,.
Shoppers for Bellingham and Van.
anuNIr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-08

The best whiakcy ia Seattle At
Mike Doyie's. 1918 First ave '''
nuut thfoW yuuF old clothes
away Have them cleaned 90 look
like neW at the Fantorium- Main
fn4e 80.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-08

THAT oofnet player ON tho third
floor has remarkable endurance.
remarked the casual visitor
"He has. agreed the regular
haardar Hut it'u nothing com
pared 20 the other boafdora =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-08
CARRY ORIENTAL MAIL.

Instructions have been received
BY the local pustuffice 20 ship the
nrxs Oriental mali on the Csyicn
Mafu which sails from tho Great
Northern docks Tuesday For the
past few trips this steamer has
onlY carried the Japanese mall. but
It, change in schedule causes u 10
touch al Hong Kong
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-08
Meat Prices That Please

At the cts Han Market. 500 Third
az. near Yeaier Loln steaks. izisc:
rib steaks. i0o. pot roaHis. 81 TO
Sc. eastern ham. lie. Ind. sgs3.
II us
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-08
STAR DUST
BY Josh"

r,asr pR,xH ron Besr SUTTON SECOND PRIZE 81
SEND YOUR YAaNs. MAKE an BRIEF AND ADDRESS
.Josa WISE TIA STAR
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-08

linton. fad.. man has fled from
hia four wives Shows he has some
sense left
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-08
And Not From an Employment,
Bureau.

Henry waggcmann r. of West
Alton rvioiees over the arrival az
hts house Of a prospective good
eaok Tho little stranger made itB
appearance last week ~ Charles
(Mol Cosmos Monitor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-08
a Word From sosh wiss.

III Htlfutlnn
follow IA supreme
court.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-07
AUSTRlA'S SUFFRAGE
!. II. !: ... DEBATE IS BEGUN

> Vienna, March THE debate on the
government s general, equal and direct
suffrage proposal for : Austria, which
was introduced by Premier Baron
Gautch Won Frankenthurn, Feb. 23d, be-.
gan in the lower house of parliament
this afternoon. -
It is the most important measure for
Austria presented to the house in the
last generation. The bill at first aroused
much hostile criticism, but it has now
won almost universal support and there
is every reason to suppose that it will
be passed. One after another of the
important political clubs representing
the various nationalities Of Austria
have recognized the project as impera-
tive for the country. -
The landed aristocracy, who lose
power and prestige thereby, naturally
are opposed to it, but they will not be
able materially to injure the proposed
law, which will be energeticatly ant
lengthily discussed. No fewer thar
206 speakers, half of them in favor OF
the measure and half against it, have
announced their intention Of speaking
The debates will be lively, for eact
party is DESTROYS Of protecting it's inter
I4ests and those of it's nationality at the
expense Of other nationalities. It !!
generally believed that the discussion
| will end in mutual compromises. The
| lower house will be dissolved during
| the summer and the next house will b.
elected Under the new suffrage law.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-07
GRIGGS AGAIN HEADS
DEMOCRATIC CAMPAIGN


Washington, March Representa-
tive j. M. Griggs Of Georgia was
unanimously chosen chairman Of the
democratic congressional committee last
night. Mr.. Griggs made the following
statement concerning. his election:
"There has been much guessing of
late as to the meaning of my election as
chairman: This generous expression of
your confidence in me means nothing
but that you wanted me to conduct this
campaign, and. consented to do it
My election means nothing but fight
all along the line for a democratic
house Of representatives. It bears nc
relation to the political fortunes of any
one nor to the success Of any faction
LET us every one turn in now and make
the best fight mus until next Novem
ber.''
The following officers Of the com
mittee were also elected: Secretary
Charles A. Edwards, Texas; assistant
secretary, Captain J. H. Pearcy, Ten
nessee; treasurer, James L. Norris, Dis
trict Of Columbia; rgeant-at-arms, j
!. Sinnott. Virpinia
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-07
LAST OF. THE H0GANS,
BALL0ONISTS, DEAD

Journal Special Service.
jackson, Mich, March William
Hogan, balloonist, who has performed
some Of the most daring feats in midair
in history and who was well known
turnout the United States, is dead here,
aged 50 years. s
Hogan's death recalls the tragic end
of two of his brothers who assembled
to t dizzy heights innumerable times, but
John Hogan assembled in balloon at
Detroit ten years ago and was dashed
to the ground Edward Hogan went up
in an airship in New York in the late
eighties and was never seen again. II
lis supposed he dropped into the ocean.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-07
WOMEN S DUEL KILLS MAN
Kentucky Matrons Indulge in Pisto
Battle on the Street.

Middlesboro, KY, March Frank
Madden was killed yesterday afternoon
as the result of pistol duel between
Mrs. Lucy Tucker and Mrs. Alice
Moore. The two women met in the
street and after exchanging few words
Of highly inflamnatory character, drew
pistols and began shooting.
Madden was in saloon playing pool.
volvcr struck him in the forehead, caus-
ing instant death. The fight was caused
by jealousy.
Mrs. Tucker was taken to the Pine
vile Jail
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-07
.sERvlANscABINET RESIGNS.

Belgrade, Servia, March THE Sto-
janovich cabinet has rendered its resig-
nation to the king, giving as the reason
for SO doing that the ministers cannot ac-
scept Austria S proposals for the conclu-
sion of a politico-c agreement
with Servia
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1906-04-25
Preserving. Harness.

The first point to be observed is to
keep the leather soft and pliable; this
can be done only by keeping it well
charged with oil and grease. The
straps should be washed and oiled
whenever they have been moistened by
sweat or soiled by mud. TO do this,
the straps should all be detached and
washed with warm soap suds; then
coated with a mixture Of neats-foot oil
and tallow and allowed to remain un-
disturbed until the water has dried out,
after which they should be rubbed
with a wooden cloth. In hanging a
harness care should be taken to allow
all straps TO hang their full length.
Light is essential in the care of leather.
When the harness closet is dark the
door should be left open during the
day. To clean plated mountings use a
chamois with a little tripoli or rotton
stone, but they should be secured as
little as possible.-E. L. Bates.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1906-04-25
The Sow and Her Little Ones.

The SOW with pigs should be fed
but little corn during the first few
weeks after narrowing and preferably
not for q month or so before. 1t is
much better to give her slop made OF
shorts. q little oil meal and milk with
q small quantity Of salt added. This
prevents her from becoming too fat,
gives her more strength and desire for
exercise and when the pigs are large
enough to try to eat, it furnishes al
ditionaI nourishmcnt and gives them 4
good thrifty start; especially so il they
have access 10 plenty Of WAGER. lrlor
to their birth, the SOW should have
the seciusion Of quarters where she
will be away from all exciting inlu-
ences. There, given plenty of straw,
she will need no further assistance in
preparing her bed. Hence, as far as
possible, she should be left alone and
after the pigs come she should not
be molested for t%wenty-four hours. Al
fer that feed her lightly for the first
week, for the most rGrt on green
food and Stops. BY using succuient
food including some oil meal. it is sell
dom that any medicine is required.
In summer, the quantity of succu!ent
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1906-04-25
BITS 5E Ne WIS
WASHINGTON

Resolutions de~'' led to correct
abuses in public ( .--Iting were adopted
In the House.
President Roosevelt told the Keep
Commission there was too much red
tape in the executive departments.
Unanimous rep ort will be made by
the House Judiciary Committee that
Congress cannot control corporations
and that life insurance is not COM
merce.
Representative Payne, Chairman Of
the Ways and Means Committee, def
nitely announced that Congress will
not undertake to revise the tariff.
Secretary Taft explained to the Sem
ate Committee in Military Affairs the
payment by the Government Of Cen
eral Woods travelling expenses while
on his recent trip from and to Manila.
BY unanimous vote the House Com
mittee on judiciary agreed that insur-
ance cannot be regarded rs interstate
commerce, and decided to make a re-
port 20 the House to that eject. 4
The House, with Only oue descending
vote, refused TO cut cut an a%ppropria-
ton of S1400 for Mrs. Rooseyelfs So
cial secretary.