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The Washington herald., 1907-09-06
PALMA TEAMS PRACTICE.
Conditions for Shooting Almost Per-
feet ut Canadian Range.

Ottawa, Sept 5-The Palma Trophy
teams continued practice to-day at the
$50. 800 and 1000 yards range under ideal
circumstances. There was practically no
wind, and the light was right for first
class shooting.
The Canadians were coached by Capt
Hutchinson and Capt. Stuart. the United
States team handled by Col. Thurston,
and the British team was In the hands
Of Col Hopton and Mai Richardson.
Yesterday the Americans fell away at
900 yards, but privates Chisholm and
Casey made possibles at COO yards Col
Thurston was quite satisfied with the
work done.
Col. Sam Hughes entertained many visi-
tors at luncheon. Those present We're:
Gen. Drain, president OF the National
Rife Association OF the United States
Gen. Lake. Col. and Mrs. S. II VII
llams. Miss Gladys Williams. Lieut. Col
and Mrs. James. British Legation az
Washington: Col Barlow, Of England:
Dr. and Mrs. Wilson. Z. s A; Lieut.. Col
and Mrs Thurston, L. S. A: Capt. and
Mrs. Wells. Z. s. A. Col. Macdonald.
Col. and Mrs TiltOn, Lieut.. Col and Mrs.
Sherwood. Mai Marshall, of Australia f;
Lieut.. Col, and Mrs. Rogers, Of Ottawa.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-06
NELL REACHES NEW YORK.
Declines to Say Whether He Had
Conference with Mr. Small.

New York, Sept. 5.-United States Labor
Commissioner Charles P. Nell arrived in
this city to-day. and it was rumored that
he had a secret conference with National
President Small. Of the telegraphers.
When seen at the Fifth Avenue Hotel to-
night ne would neither admit nor deny
the report.
ANY news OF that kind must come
from the other side" he said.
My mission here" he said, 'is to meet
my colleagues on the immigration Com
mission, Of which I am a member. Since
have had anything TO do with this mat
ter of the strike. have made it a point
not to talk for publication on the sub
ject."
Asked IL he would see or had seen any
Of the officials OF the telegraph com
panies, he said:
Il can only give the same answer. I
Will not say"
Small was not at his headQua1 -e.s at
the Astor House at late hour tonight.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-06
PRINCE IS BRIDE-HUNTING.
George of Servia Sails Presumably
in Search of Rich American.

London, Sept. 5.-Servia's crown prince.
nicknamed the Devil Prince" by reason
of his escapades, who has been spending
the last month in England. has sailed for
America, where he expects to make an
extended stay. He IS travelling incognito
as Count Topola, and is attended by
single trusted officer. Mai. Markof. and
his man servant.
It is said that the prince who is just
twenty years Old is on the lookout for a
wife. and. of necessity, a rich one. The
instability Of the Servia throne and the
tragedy which preceded the crowning of
King Peter a few years ago will In all
probability prevent all chance of a royal
marriage for the prince and the neces-
sity of wealth TO support the Servian
throne has naturally turned his attention
10 America. II is said that an American
alliance would be very popular in Servia,
where prejudice is strong against most
OF the reigning houses OF Europe.
King Peter is in extremely poor health.
and the crown prince is liable 10 be called
upon at any time TO reign.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-06
DELUGE FOLLOWS PRAYER.
ParsOn Asked Punishment of Fate
for Desecrating Sabbath.

Worcester. Mass. Sept. 5.-The cOngre-
cation Of Rev. Orsen Mallory look upon
the failure OF the big New England fair,
which has been forced to close here on
account Of continued rain. as an answer
to the prayers Of the pastor. who last
Sunday petitioned that the enterprise
might be flooded out as punishment for
desecrating the Sabbath.
The promoters Of the fair incurred Mr
Mallory's anger by permitting the takers
and ConcessiOnaires to put up their
booths on Sunday, the day before the
fair began. and at the morning service
in the Dewey Street Baptist Church the
pastor prayed for rain Sunday remained
fair, but on Monday the rain came in tor
rents, and it has continued every day
since
The fair has been forced to suspend.
and the managers say they have lost
$500 as a result. Mr.. Mallory to-day
declared that he believed his prayers had
been answered. and said he is glad Of IT.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-06
NO HOPE FOR SULLIVAN.
AIienist at Bellevue Hospital Be-
Iieyes HiTu IncurabIy Insane.

n HVePAAaA
Iieves Him IncurabIy Insane.
New York. Sept 5.-Florrie Sullivan
spent a quiet night last night, and this
morning was able to talk TO his brother.
Christy Sullivan and Alderman Max Le-
vine. who visited the psychopathic ward
Of Bellevue shortly after 10 o'clock
The nurse, ". J. Ryther. who was in
charge during the night, stated that while
during the earlier hours his patient was
restless. and talked a great deal concern
ing the treatment which he had received
on board the Kron Prinz Wilhelm. on his
way home. he quieted down after hot
bath and a good meal. and gave no furth-
er trouble.
Mr. Sullivan's brother and Alderman
Levine have been in consultation with
DR.. Graerne Hammond, and 1t has been
decided to send him TO a sanitarium as
soon as possible. This WILL in all proba-
bility, be done tomorrow, although the
place has not as yet been decided upon.
DR.. Holmes. who. In the absence Of
DIT. Gregory, is I'm charge Of the psyche
pathic ward. says that. in his opinion.
there is no chance for the patients recov-
cry. and that he is incurably insane
The Washington herald., 1907-09-06
omohundro Opens EstnhI,shmcnt.

II. s Omohundro. foTmerly with Mertz
& Mertz, has opened a tailoring establish
ment of his own on + street. Just east of
Ninth. and announces his intention OF ca
tering especially 10 the particular dressers
of Washington. The entire building at
SIS F street will be occupied by his estab-
lishment just as soon as all the altera-
tions necessary are made in its interior.
and all work VIII be done on the premises.
A complete line of fan and winter suit
ings, trouseTings. and overcOatings has
been installed, with sufficient variety 10
satisfy the demand OF a large patronage.
OmOhundrO promises 10 give particular
attention 10 each order that comes into
the place, and, as "try-ons" are made af-
ter garments have been basted, satisfac-
ton is pretty we'll guaranteed The for
NAL opening of the establishment brought
out large crowd.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-06
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
Q. s. Dept of Agriculture. Weather Bureau.
NNashIrl-to., Sar1t e 2, =

NdsIIIIk IktVIT y y - p m.
The weather VIII b. generally fair Friday and sat
urday east Of the Rocky Mountains although coca
sioual local showers are probable Friday in New
England the South Atlantic States; the Dakotss
ard Montana and on Saturday In The extreme Upper
Mississippi Valley and Northern Upper Lake rr--gn
Temperature changes viii be uuimportant.
The winds along the New England and Middle
Atlantic Coast viii be light 20 fresh southwest TO
west; on the South Atlantic Coast light 70 fresh
and mostly s0UthwesteTly, except variable on the
Florida coast on the Gulf Coast mostly southerly
and light - fresh; on the Lower Lakes light to
fresh westerly becoming variable, and on the Upper
Lakes light northerly becoming variable.
Steamers departing Friday fUr European ports will
have light 20 fresh southwest 20 west winds with
generally fair weather 20 the Grand Banks.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-06
YOUNG THOUGHT TO BE CRAZY
Baltimore Man Seeks President in
Treasuryj Is Locked Up,

Charles F. Young, Of Baltimore. Nd,
was taken into custody by the police Of
the Treasury Department building yester-
day afternoon while wandering from of
fee to Office in a vain search for Presi-
dent Roosevelt
He made careful inquiry from the
clerks, and. IN answer to questions, said
he would also like to see Kermit and the
other boys. While he was evidently harm
less, it was considered by the captain of
the watch that his search would be bet
ter rewarded in Anacostia, and after an
inquiry by the sanitary officer this morn
ing. it is probable he will be taken care
Of at the st. Elizabeth's Asylum.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-06
AIcAnuIty Gets short Term.

oItlIal % TIC 1asiIIIltllL HtIaIls
Salisbury, n. c., Sept. 5.-J D. Nc
Anulty, accused of the murder Of Robert
W. Owens, keeper of the pesthouse near
Salisbury, was this afternoon sentenced
to four months on the roads, following a
verdict of manslaughter with recommen-
dation for mercy. The sentence is the
minimum, and McAnulty was given the
privilege Of hiring out. He was emploved
TO run the engine at the Salisbury Water
works
The Washington herald., 1907-09-06
NEGRO SHOOTS SHOPKEEPER.
AnEered Because Offer to Sell a
Plane Was Rejected,

Special 70 The Washington Herald
Norfolk, Va. Sept. 5.-Because Frank
Goodman, a Church street storekeeper.
would not purchase a carpenters plane
from him. Dick" lizard, a negro. drew a
revolver and shot the merchant twice
through the right lung. lizard then fed.
Goodman was taken 10 St. Vincents
Hospital, and 1t was reported tonight
that his chances for recovery are good.
While trying to pawn the revolver with
which he shot the merchant lizard
was arrested. GOodman's twelve-year-old
daughter. who witnessed the shooting.
Identified him
The Washington herald., 1907-09-06
NAMES CHIEF OF CREEKS.
President for the First Time Ap-
points ChieftaIn or Tribe.

Oyster Bay, n. Y. Sept. 5.-President
Roosevelt to-day appointed Mety Tiger
as chief of the five tribes Of Creek In
dians TO succeed Chief Pleasant Porter.
who died at MUskogee. l. T.
This is the first time in the history Of
the country that a President Of the
United States has been called upon
TO appoint the chieftain Of an Indian
tribe.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-06
PARAGRAPHS By WIRE.

Atlanta, Ga. Sept 5.-Under a strict
construction Of The Georgia prohibition law, which
goes into eec. on January l. 1903 II is held that II
VIII be unlawful 90 administer wine at communion
Little Rock, Ark. Sept 5-The Farm
erS National and CooTerative and Educational
Union Yesterday fixed the minimum price for mid
ding cotton az j. o,pts r pound In addition the
price Is to-advauCc quarter q a cent each month
Cincinnati, Sept 5.-Giving as the
reason the high price Of corn. whisky dealers here
have advanced the price from S.3 20 Sl32 per gal
lon
The Washington herald., 1907-09-06
HEARS SCHOOL BOOK CASES.
West Virginia Supreme Court Also
Admits Three Lawyers.

Special 70 The Washington Herald
CharleStown, ". Va. Sept. 5.-In the
Supreme Court OF Appeals here to-day.
the following business was transacted.
CHM et al Us. School Book Board. from
Ohio Taylor and Berkely Counties three
cases., argued and submitted. katzen-
stein VS.. Prayer et al, from Wood
County. partly argued. Newhouse Us.
The Kanawha and West Virginia Rail
road Company and Hutchinson vs..
United States Express Company. from
BrsXton County submitted on briefs.
The following were licensed TO practice
law: John L. Kenna. OF Kanawha
County; John D. Thomas. OF Panama
County, and c. NJ. Ward. Of Raleigh
County.
In the case Of the State against Hardin,
from Mason County, the opinion was filed
by Judge Pofenberger.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-06
Biames Company for ChsId's Death.

SPECIAL 70 The Washington HeTald.
Frederick. Md, Sept. "a coroner's
jury to-day exonerated Motorman Kefau-
yer, whose car killed little Mary Rhine
hart yesterday. but held that the child's
death was due TO the cars exceeding the
city speed limit as a result Of the COM
pany's alleged failure 10 instruct its en-
ployes 10 observe the speed regulations.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-06
REBUFF FOR YUAN SHI KAI.
He Must Not Request Throne to Re-
lieve Him of Job.

Peking. Sept 5.-The throne has ap-
pointed Yang Shi Slang to be acting
vicerOy of the province of Chilli. and
ChaO-Erh- Hsum, ex-governor Of Mukden.
has been been appointed vicerOy at WI
Chang.
Yuan Shi Kai, who yesterday was ap-
pointed TO be a member Of the board of
foreign affairs and a grand councillor.
has begged the throne to repeal the edict.
but another edict issued to-day, COM
mends Yuan Shi Kars past diligence and
sacrifice, and orders him not to make
any similar requests in the future.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-06
DEPUTY GROUSE MUCH BETTER.
Negroes Victim on the Road TO Re-
cOvery and Reads Newspapers.

Special 10 The Washington Herald.
Annapolis. Md. Sept 5.-A decided
change for the better was noted to-day
in the condition Of Deputy Sheriff James
Grouse, the victim OF a brutal assault
at the hands Of a mob Of negro rowdies
at Rock Creek, Anne Arundel County,
on Sunday last,
Mr.. Grouse asked for and saw several
Of his friends during the day, and he
also read the newspapers. Considering
IL. nature Of his injuries. the patient is
bearing up remarkably. and the physi-
clans now think he will recover IN
less unexpected complications develop.
Sheriff Linthicum and Deputy Small
wood returned tonight, and. although
several clews were picked up. no more
suspects We're arrested. The search will
be continued tomorrow.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-06
Ocean stenmnhfns.

New York, Sept. misunderstanding Adriatic
from Southampton. Angus. g.
Arrived out: Steamship Deutschland AZ Hsu,h,,ry
Sailed from foreign ports Steamships Teutonio
from Queenstown; Celtic, from Liverpool
The Washington herald., 1907-09-06

TO-day-High tide 6s55 a m. and us p. N low
tide. 1:l0 a. m. and / .6 p m.
Tomorrow tide. "a 2 N and p N low
tide, 30 a. m. and 2lj p. n.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-06

Temperature In other cities

Special to Tho Washington Herald
Harpsrs Ferry, W. Va, Sept. 5.-Both rivers are
muddy to-day.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-06
Rain

Temperatures in ether cities, together with the
amount Of rainfall. for the twelve hours ended at
y. N. yesterday, ars as follows:
The Washington herald., 1907-09-06

Midnight. 2; 2 e. m 3; a. n, q; s a. m, p.
a. m, p: 10 s. In.. 3; Z noon, Te: p. m, 81:
D m, Y: 6 p m. Il; D n. 70; 10 2. m, g.
Maximum, 81; minimum. 81
Relative humidity-s a, n, ss; >, m. 65; 8
?. m. 90 Rainfall "a p. N. to 6 , M. 03l
Hours Of sunshine. 4. Per cent Of possible sun
shine, 81
Temperature same date last ear-Maximum, rs:
minimum, 81
The Washington herald., 1907-09-06
Tide TnhIe.

Registered Standard thermometer: a. m. IS;
m, 60: ?. m. g.: ,. m. %; p. N, s..
The Washington herald., 1907-09-06
Memory Held Dearly.

IT is significant and gratifying
characteristic Of the American people
that more than the particular benefit
conferred by service they prize the virtues
OF character which in the course of ser
vice are exemplifled. Fidelity 10 friend
ship, the exquisite grace Of a husbands
devotion, the honor Of manhood the
beauty Of the forbePrance OF unwearied
patience endeaTed William Mckinley 10
the hearts of his fellow-citizens. and in
their memory eclipse the glories Of an
administration fattering to American
pride.
We may see but dimly into the future
We may be confused by the perp!exities
OF our modern life, made the more diff
cult by the very riches Of our inheritance
but as we set our course by the pole
star Of truth and justice and conserve
the ideals Of character which our fathers
have taught Us 10 revere we shall not
fail."
The Washington herald., 1907-09-06
SideboardS.
Chiffoniers.

REGULAR SALE
nnTrr4 nrrr.er-
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-02-19

lhis would not be a lsrge pFIes 20
pay for Dr. DTummo9d's Lightning
comedies for rheumatism IL one eOui,.
not get relief any cheaper The
Drummond Medicine Co. New York,
have received hundreds OF unsolicitei
testimonials from grateful people re
stored 10 health by the use OF theig
remedies. who would not hesitate ID
pay any price rather than suffer the
former torture. IL you would Nike TO
try these remedies. and your druggist
has not got them. write direct to the
company. Agents wanted
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Notice.

Any aud all persons are hereby tor.
biddou 20 hunt with dogs, firearms. or
in any other way on any of the tract
If land situated In the 27th. district
G. NJ Glynn county, Georgia and known
as Plantation tract more particularly
described in a deed from Mrs. Annie
lee Wright and others to the Dow
ing Company and H. T. McNinnon.
dated March 16. 1905. and recorded
March II. 1905, in book WV. folio
555 of the general records of Glynr
county Georgia. reference being here-
6y had &c said deed and record log
more full description: or to fish with
look, seine. nets or in any othor way
In any streams. lakes. ponds or la.
goons situated upon said property or
appurtenant and belonging thereto;
the undersigned being the owner OF
said tract of land The owner mas
complied with the Law as tc -
these lands. and any person huntlnS
or fishing In violation OF this notice
Is guilty Of misdemean0r under the
laws Of the state of Georgia. and will
be proscsutcd.
The Downing Company
BY c. Downing.
President
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THE MACON MEETING TO-DAY.

Tho immigration conference to be
held In Macon today promises to be
OF great service to the cause Of immt
grafton In the south
Just at this time wnea the South
Carolina legislature has delivered a
severe blow at the Immigration work
In that state it s certain that the
Macon convention will lie more fal,
reaching than ever We are at a loss
TO understand the position Of the
South Carolina legislature when it ~
bukod It's immigrant commissioncr.
unless It Is against the foreign Gle.
ment.
When 1t Is remembered that Sky
percent Of the present population Of
this state is composed Of negroes
the action Is even more mysufyln,
However the cause Of immigration {
bound to grow for the southern peop q
are wrapped UP in the idea and south
ern development demands It
TO our mind there is no more IN
portant subject now tapping at tn
the southern mind for solution and We
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Jas. Ii. Garter,
The Tailor
The Tailor

Csn you wiug YOU realize that 70
win in anything taese days. requires
strength, with mind and body in tune.
A man OF woWan with disordered dt
gestiyes organs 10 not ia shape for a
DAYS Wure Or days play. How can
they expect 10 win? A06el'e tor
Dyspepsia contains the digestiy
juices OF healthy sLGmAeh ana vi
put your Stomach in shape to pes
form its important junction Of sup
plying the body and brain with
strength building blood Dlgests whal
yog eRt. relieves Indigestion. Dyspee
STA. Sour Stomach. Palpitstion OF the
Heart and Constipation Sold BY al
druggists
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Wheu horse - so overworket

When horse IS so overworked
lies down and In other wRya declares
It's Inability 80 60 further. YOU woui
consider Il criminal to use force
Many man OF humane impulses
who would not willingly harm u XII
ten. is guilty OF cruelty where his own
stomach s. concerned. Oyerdriven,
oyeTworscd. wien what II needs
something that viii digest the foo
eaten and help the stomach 70 recu
perate. Something like Kodol For Dys
peps!s that is sold BY ali druggists
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A. RuRNtNa SHAME.

While 50 much has been written
and said about the graft practiced
In AssgElcan p6fitics here comes con.
gress and passes with little opposition
the service pension bill which is one
of the yorst monstrosities to be found
In the whole system. Think of this
Ubiquitous measure. BY its provisions
every veteran over sixty-two years
old become a pensioner. He may
have no need for aid; he may possess
al Independent income; he may be
well and strong and amply able to
earn good living. And yet he be-
comes a subject for government bouH-
IT, He may not even desire to be-
come a pensioner. He may feel that
he is not entitled to this out and out
.gife. That makes no difference. He
a pensioner dst tba same. because
Ne government 1<ys he Is disabled
and the taxpayer must shell OFT accoro
ingly
It Is true that there are some men
under the service pension bill are
put in the class that draw so much
from the government annually, who
have enough self respect and manhood
to refuse to take advantage of this
imposition on the taxpayers. But
there are many others who ne
need nor are entitled to such an
and who will Y accept the morAS
ey- America is full eoplq 49, :.
ever ready TO get SONY
ing.
The service pension n
ure to encourage hail d be@
is vicious in princiL and wronS
fact It was basedf upon professional
politics and has fot suggestion oil
patriotism i11s Indeed it Is graft
nfc.s sid smacbs Of graft on the
pay Of large proportion OF the men
WHO are to benefit by it, How 10
will this indirect graft be permitted
to flourish in American public life
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-02-19

There's grave danger FROM the pa
gIe OF Coughs and Colds tbat are a.
prevalent. unless you rake lif Kin5
New Discovery tor Con 1nmplinn
cough and Code Mrs.. Geu Walls
Of Forest City. Me. writes lite
Godsend 20 people living Ia glins|
where coughs and colds prevail q
md Il quickly ends them Il pre-
ents Pneumonia. cures iuNrtPto
dives wonderful relief In Asthma an
lay Fever, and makes veal ni' =
itrong enough to ward or CousumP
ion, Coughs and Coda Ste a.
l.OA Guaranteed bs Snhl PEE
sse- ~ enS S@S4t~ $50
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They are trying TO pass bill dolna
away with tipping" in Washington,
D. G Pullman porters and cafe wait
ers will starve to death if it sue
ceeds
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CITATION.
STATE OF GEORGIA.
GI,YNIN COUNTY

7SIAIE OF GEORGlA.
GLYfIN COUNTY.
Mrs. Sentelle PafYord Meckcrby, q
resident OF said state and county,
having daily applied 10 be appointed
guardian OF the person and property
of way Pafford. a minor under four.
teen years OF age. a resident of said
county, notice is hereby given that ap
plication will be passed on at the next
term OF the court OF oTdiusry for
said county TO be held on tne first
Monday IN February 1907. witness
nay bsn6 sud eHcia' sISnQtgrs tass
January s, 1907.
SRka&s Fart
esaAneEy GlERR SSu59 9S0EG&
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They say that Cassie Chadwick is
wasting away" The old dame
wasted away enough of other PEG
pies money to be right next to the
game
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-02-19

Governor-elect Hoke Smith wants to
build railroad from Chicago to tie
Atlantic coast That would be some
railroad all right enough
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-02-19

Now that the city council has voted
Tor a new fire alarm system what's
the matter with giving us black
maria to ride about in
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-02-19

From all accounts those Thaw law
yers are fussy lot There are too
many OF them anyway and they are
having trouble earning their fees
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-02-19

A student of tle sciences has dis
covered that the use of champagne
causes lockiaw. The common opinion
Is that II causes the reverse
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-02-19

That Macon immigration conference
today Is going 20 be one Of the most
interesting meetings held in the soutl
IN years We are glad that Bruins.
wick Is to be represented.
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Now comes the announcement taat
Tom Watson is TO start the publ
cation of daily newspaper In Hous.
ton, Texas Tom certainly has love
FOR the print shop
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-02-19

Japan had better take up her prom
isory notes occasioned by the last
war before she talks about fighting
America. -.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-02-19

The senate is to vote on the Smoot
question today and the chances are
that smoot will remain in the cham
Der Mormon or not.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-02-19

Senator Bailey Is not being recorded
in the Congressional Record very
much these days because Of the ser
lous personal engagement he has at
Austin. Texas.