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The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-13
FIRE IN ILLINOIS NINE PLANT

Spr ngfi4H III, Jan. 12-The ten
works of De Springfield Coliery com
.oany niue north Of the city were
destroyed by fire This evening. en-.
failing 4 loss Of nearly $4,000. Two
shot firers, a. c, Courtney and John
Bourdes, were in the mine, but es-
eaped through the escapement shaft.
Thee railroad cars were also de-.
The origin Of the FIRE is not
known The los is partially covered
NY insurance
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-13
ENGINEERS ARE
GIVEN INCREASE
OVER $1,000 THROTTLE MEN ON
WESTERN ROADS TO GET
HIGHER WAGES.
COMPROMISE WAS MADE
The Union Men Giving Up Demand
For An Eight.Hour Day and
Other Requests--Victory
For Labor Signal One.

Chicago, JaH.12--After series Of
OF negotiations which have Taste /
daily through period of several
week., the western railroads today
decided. by agreement with taeir
men TO grant an increase in wages
to locomotive engineers aggregating
between S5,000.s$S and $4,000. 900 an.
nualy The increase will affeci BIZ
tween $4,000 and 10000 engineers on
all railroads west Of Chicago To me
Pacific %oast, north to the Canadian
border and south 10 the Gulf of
Mexico.
The advance applies to all class 4
OF engineers On passenger lnconn.
tiyes engineers viii receive & per
cent Increase on a 100 mile fun: on
freiehts between 5 and Il cents per
100 miles, switch engineers III the
larger freight yards be ween 5l and
rs cents a day with the assurance
that they will not be kept out more
than II hours
Spirit Of Compromise.
Apparently The spirit of connro
mise governed the negotiations. f7r
the engineers practically agreed 10
give up their contention for an eight
hour day abandoned the demanl
'esarding pay for overtime and VII
lot insist on the original demand with
'egard TO sigh competency of eagi-
1eers The sw!th engineers demanded
ime and and half for overtime in
axccss Of two hours which was -ut
granted.
This 10 The first time In railroad his
DRY when the demands OF a latoF or
sanizatson have been made and have
'een considered a. whole b. All
Atlroaas N snch d large territory.
Anen The joint demand was tlrst
made. the railroads refused to trest
With the engineers as VIII h. IRE.
e'rine 70 deal with them indiyiauaiy
n each road Chief Stone was arm.
oweyer in his refusal to confer with
ne railroads except as whole a1d
S representing an railioats west OF
hicago. The railroads FINAL, agre d
} joint conference.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-13
HAMMOND TO HAVE A JAG CURE

Hammond, Ind. Jan 12.-Hammond
Is to have a municipal Jag cure ami
habttual drunkards viii be forced @
take he cure or be locked in jail in
definitely. 1t is reported that other
towns in the State nave round the
new scheme 10 be practical. Mayor J.
w Murphy Of Wabash having been
the first to put Il into use.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-13
BaADEN TO SUCCEED HUGHES.

Omaha Neb., Jan r. The All
nonncement was made today that
Charles { Hughes will be succeeded
Tuesday next, by S. J Braden. as
general Superintendent Of the Chi.
cago and Northwestern lines west o.
the Missouri river Mr. Hughes will
on that date complete 40 years ser
Tiee with the Northwestern and VIII
be retired on liberal pen ION.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-13
RESENTS INSULT TO
WIFE WITH DEATH

Cincinnati. Ohio. Jan r. Bud"
Cooper was SHIT and instantly killed
by William Hickey on crowded
street here tonight Hickey was &c.
companied by his c-1e at the time
OF the shooting and # is said Cooper
irsultcd Mrs Hicbe, which eau ca
the shooting. Hickey was arrested
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-13
Bic REWARD FOR
IOWA LYNCHERS
GOVERNOR CUMMlNS COMES TO
AID OF PROSECUTING ATToR.
NEY. WHO SAYS INVESTlGA.
TON IS HAMPERED.

Des Nome, la, Jan Governor
Cummins this afternoon offered re-
ward Of $500 each for The arrest and
conviction Of members Of the mob at
Charles City hat laynched the mu.-
derer James Cullen esday night
The reward was offered in response
TO the appeal Of the prosecuting attor
ney at Charles City who says The
county authorities will not offer a re-
ward and har his invest CATION thus
far have been hampered.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-13

Life is like getting a telephone
number from the information bureau"
said the woman. When you have
waited and waited till you are so tired
you don't know what to do and don't
care much whether you get it or not,
they call you UP and give it t. Won"
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-13
NINE OWNER BANKRUPT.

Pittsbtrg Kas9 Jan. l3.-W r..
burlington, ouner Ct the Cherokee
Coal company mines, the Cherokee
Snpply company aud 800 acres Of val
liable coal filed petition in bank.
rnptcy today Ills as.ets are $500
200; with liabilities of $50 600.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-13
defeat raveo way Tor -lperty.

The most lucky defeat which Eng
land ever experienced was when the
French beat King John at Bouvines in
1914. But for that the barons would
never have eXt0rted from him Magma
Charta.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-13
HILL ENDOWS COLLEGE.

Minneapolis, Mimi. Jan 12.--J. J..
Hill president Of the Great Northern
railroad has Just endowed the Mae
Alester college with $4,000 on condi.
ton that the present productive en-
downment fund shall be raised to
5000 00N.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-13

A great lawyer once declared that
whenever in cuuEseIs speech. in a
witnesses. evidence OF other dccuuaat
you saw the word practically" you
might be perfectly certain that there
was an intention TO deceive or. as he
put il. that there was a swindIe meant.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-13
Finds No RaIm In Solitude.

The heart which loved once and
which abandonment struck. does not
become easily accustomed to solitude,
As If it were avid for new sufferings,
1t repulses calmness and Indifference.
Madame Romieu.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-13
British Telephone Service.

The English post office telephone
system now publishes every Monday
in the daily papers a list of the new
subscribers added during the prey-
GUS week. This adds to supplemental
directories. which are published nuch
more frequently than is the case here.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-13
STRINGENT ANTITRUST slLL.

Topeka Kas. Jan ia stringent
ant trust bill was introduced Ia the
senate today providing for heavy
Zines AMI imp tsonment for any per-
sons or corporations zao seek %
form a monopoly or combination IN
restraint % trade.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-13

The merit Of originality is not nov
city; it is sincerity. The believing
man is the original man; whatsoever
he believes be believes it Tor him
self. not for aaother.-Carlyle
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-13
RANcHERs FROZEN TO DEATH.

Mackay- Ijaba Jan 12.-TWo ranch
erz- brothers named Reel who lived
on inc desert - miles south n Arco
were frozen 20 death last night They
lost their wa il a blizzard.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-13
JILTs FiAScg; weos ANOTHER.

Kanhabee Ii. Jan. f2-Miss Cora
Dot Baker. Who vas 81 have vel Fav
Han next week. the invitations hlviHz
hten Issued. Tilted her faHca and Has
married secretly last night - Alex
ander Io=eph. only soa q a Eeaitay
ai6oE Of Wichita. han.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-13

MOST GREAT WRITER'S AGREE
that the world and life in Il are made
up OF "appearances!" II should be the
part Of wisdom, In business life to
make a good many Of your appear.
ances' IN the advertising columns.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-13

TT STANDS TO REASON that you
saved some money last year by read
ing the store ads. Read them a little
more closely this year and you'll
save more.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-13

Patterson insisted iu his belief that
only a very mall minority Of The
people Of fhe south we're in sympathy
with the views expressed tha.r the
better e'rmsnt was decidedly against
such methods
TH'mau challenged Patterson ta de-
bate the race q.esticn VITA him IN
Colorado ar anr time or place Pat
.ersor decii-ed TIE invitation -a de-
hate a1d said DO only vi bed 70 point
lu, hat both the people q Inc south
and the Democrats Of The nofh had
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-13

n a-.e-2f ing TO get this reform
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-03-16
II You Read This

u will BE- 70 learn that tho leading medi.
cal writer's and teachers Of oil the several
schools Of practice recommend, In tho
strongest terms possible. each and every
ingredient entering into the composition
Of Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
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cstarrh Of stomach, silver complaint
TORPID liver, or billOuSncsS, chronic bowel
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IL not 10 good for acute colds and COT. ,hs,
but for lingering, or chronic cases I Ia
especially CficaciOuS In producing pc.'
feet cures. IL contains Black Cherry bark,
Golden Seal root. Bloodroot. Stone root,
Mandrake root and Queen's root-aIl OF
which are highly praised ss remedies for
.minent medical writer's And teachers -
Prof. Barthol0w. OF Jefferson Med. COL
lsge; Prof. Hare, 0 the Univ. OF Pa;
Prof. Finley nssfhswood, ~. D.. Of Ben.
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King, NJ: 4A Of Cincinnati Prot. John
N. Scudde1( NJ. j., OF Cincinnati; Prof.
Edwin NJ HDM. N. D.. OF Hshnemsnn
Med. Cene91 Chicago. and scores Of
othefDr eQ18lly eminent In their several
ochQ0o0 practice.
Tho Golden Medical QlacQYerx Il the
only QedlcI6e nut IN Tor 18l4 {hfQlRb
df6Iglsls IoE lIke pNrn01ea i6af 6a5 any
S5Is IksS af& na@&et q aSdlaati IaaiE
i60nNu Ulen publicity Of IL formula
o tho 661y possible guaranty Of Is merits:
A glance at this published formula will
show that "Golden Medical Discovery"
no poisonous. harmful or habit
forming drugs and no alc0hol-chemicslly
pure, triple-renned glycerine being used
Instead. G'ycerine Is entirely u1ob1ec-
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in the cure Of all stomach Is well - bron-
chial, throat and lung. affections. There
il tho highest medica! authority for its
use in al such cases. The discovery us
= concentra ted glyceric extract Of native.
medicinal roots and is safe and reliable.
A booklet of extracts from emil nent.
medical authorities, endorsing its ingre-
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Or. 3. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-03-16
Application For Franchise.

New lbe,ia, La, March ith-.O7
To The Honorable Mayor l. Board
OF Trustees Of New iberia
Louisiana
| Gentlemen: The undersigned
company respectfully petitions
your Honorable Body for 1scrmis
sion to change the route Of th.i,
telegraph line through the city Of
New Iberia +. ON Madison to the
So" b side IL Washington street.
The reasons for this move are
important. W. think, to The City
as we'll M the Western ttn:On Tele.
company. Most important Of which
il the dangss4to our own office and
the Cry Elrctrics plant on account
Of falling wires becoming entsngl
ed with SUCH other, causing
grounds 10Y khort cilcuits which
besides &ljne out our instru-
nIents a6d ejdanderins the dyna-
mos at ting Elsct'ii Iie'f plant may
cause d~+>l Is"ltant damage
suits against both Western Union
and ONy Of New It&,ia.
Our ptesent-lsad leaves the rail
road on Washington street at Sou.
pac. depot runs out Jefferson to
Madison and thence along Madi-
son viii the Jity electric wire
lead to Center street when it re-
turns to the railroad and continues
East.
1t ~ our intention, il granted
per mission, to move our line so rs
to make it run direct FROM South
rln Pacific East along Washing
ION street through first class cable
IN poles t" meet all city require
McntS.
Believing that The arrangement,
'Or rrasOrs above enumerated, y i'll
prove If great advantage I" both
'ity and Western Union W. most
respectfully make this petition.
Respectfully,
Western Union Trlr. Com. Il
or. A II. French MGR Local Office
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-03-16
Cs,ara II Appeals.

Judge L. r. Cailo1et, Of the
Second district, and Judge Julian
Mouton. at the First district, me
at Thibotlcaux the latter part Of
week and organized the new Court
Of Appeals for the First Circuit.
Judge Stephen ID. Ellis OF the
Third district, was detained.
They were sworn in BY Chief De.
II Clerk Philip !. Aucoin.
Tho Court terms for New Iberia
were fixed ~ follows: ..First
Monday IN March and second
Monday 10 October, appeals from
IBERIA St. Martin, and vermillon. },
All appeals are made returnable
on the first day Of tho term.
Ceases made returnable for
'eher points before this order will
rot 10 Affected. Up to March
!, 10 appea's bad been taken and
perfected n tho circui. >
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-03-16

The plant recently sold by the
independent Gin Co, was purchas
ed by Shepard and Vonhorme.
The new owners are carrying out
their plans to put this plant into
first class order for the COMING
season Order has been placed
for . round.bale press and four
gins will be in operation this fall.
1t is also understood that the
new owners are going to bc in the
field most actisely, theoretically
and competitivly for cotton. II
price aud fair dealing will bring
the staple to their plant. they
propose to he kept busy on a long
run.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-03-16
RAILROAD news
S. P. 10 Reconstruct Lumber Road
Out Of Lake Charles.
< G. 8. Expected to Return Com
pliment by Building TO N O

Under the na,ne Of the Lake
Charles and Northern, the South
ern Pacific has hcen the recon.
atructiOn of the Louisiana aud
Pacific Railroad. formerly part Of
the Long Bell Lumber Company =
system Of logging roads III Iouisl.
ana, and IL also At work cx'end-
ing the line with the purpose of
connecting lie Ridder, on the Kan
sas City Southern, with Lake
Charles, q distance of forty four
miles.
The Louisiana and Pacific, an.
der the management Of the Long
Bell Lumber Company. was mere
" a logging lumber road, having
y narrow gauge track II extend
ed from lie Ridder to Banks, a.
POINT on the Calcasieu River, five
miles north Of Lake Charles.
From that point into Lake Charles
traffic was carried on by neaus
Of boats.
The Lake Charles and Northern
was organized several months ago
for the purpose Of taking over the
Louisiana and Pacific, and pos.
sibly other lines in the Long Bell
system. and was capitalized At
$4,000 The work IF putting
the line in proper condition tn
handle BUSINESS in connection with
tho Southern Pacific consists Of
rebuilding the narrOw.gauge l,or.
ion and making it standard.
Zuage, and Of extending the line
V that On all route will he fur.
lished from ne Riddpr to Lake
'harlee.
Officers Of Lake Charles and
Northern say that the new line il
Q be merely a logging and lumber
Dad.
The reconstruction OF the Louis.
ara and Pacific and it's operation
lnder the name OF the Lake !,
,harles and Northern will give ,
he Southern Pacific it's first :
ranch road Of considerable length
q south west Louisiana. The &C :
nisitton OF this line will place
be Southern Pacific in q rich TIM
or section which was formerly =
ontrolled by the Kansas City A
The Kansas City :
0uthern will also invade the ter ;,
tory Of the Southern Pacific, II, Il
reported the Kansas City South. -
n takes over and constructs the ;,
ew Orleans, Crowley and West
n for it's New Orleans connec
dr. n
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-03-16

ers which had been begun by the
cyclone q year before. Porto ri
co has enjoyed a lucrative trade
In coffee with Spain but the Y 8
tariff destroyed It. The failure Of
the House Of Delegates to pass
the proposition to raise loan on
the credit Of the Island TO supply
tue Capital 10 restore the indus
try WINS also 4 blow That could
Le traced to American interference
Further more the changing Of the
currency he claims caused . mon
~ str'ngency and 4 "second ~
clone" In financial circles. The
address Of Mr.. Larriargs only
serves to make II clearer that any
country with Z high tariff policy.
aud especially our own, II not It,
ted for colohizing.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-03-16

DIED:--At his residence, sci
Field ST.; IL this city, on Wpdnes-
day. March 18Th. 1909, at s o'clock
4. NJ. valery l.emairs. born Octo-
her 9th, 1896. Native If Yer.
million Parish. The funeral took
place at DelcambrO station on
Thursday forenoon.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-03-16

Skin Disease - Twenty Years
0ean1lne Coroa
want you to know how much
Chamberlsin's Salvs has done
for mo. IL has cared my face
Of > skin diseasef6f almost TWEEN.
y years. standi !. ! have been
treated by q veral % smart
physictans 2we have 10 this
country "a they did me no good
but two kes q this sslve has
cured ne!AMRs. FANNIE GAR.
FEN, Troy, Ala. Uhamberlain's
Salve y for sale BY All Druggists
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-03-16

On the St. MartinSville rOa
jnst above the city limits, an
English ridin: saddle in good
condition. III owner may ,e-
claim the property hy identify ing
same and paying the cost IT this
notice.
Inn H.n.s,
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-03-16
Tired ws.ae.

VO00o
What numbers Of women drag
their way 10 pain through the
endless duties that crowd brain
and hand and he(ft. Hut life's
work must still % on. Psmol 10
= priceless boom and blessing to
suffering wome1! Il gives strength
aud q(iot to 4 tired nerves, tones
the di1 estiol/ improves the appe-
tite, br)0gs } htful, refreshingsle
regala( b fiery function. rids the
systeml q malaria, puts roses on
he che IL. aud joy in the heart
And II does It In y way - differ
ent from that Of ordinary medicines
that 1t calls forth the loudese
praises. Pleasant = take = lem
cnads. Try It 6w. 90 ccnts.
six for e3.6O. i sale BY Drug.
gists and Dealk s.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-03-16

Fer Rheumatic s"1Irrer~.
The quick relief fror pain afford
Ell by applying Chamberlain's
Pain balm nYkes q favorite with
sufferers from\rl linatism, sciati-
ca, lame back, 6mbsRo, and deep
seated and muscular pains. For
sale by All druggists.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-03-16

Mrs. Annie Gooloe Craig passed
away on lsst Sunday morning;
March 9th, ct her home, III JET.
ferson street, this city. Her lest
illness was brief. She va taken
s,ck on Saturday forenoon and In
: very short while alarming sv,np.
toms were msnlfest. Her dauGht.
g, Miss Katie, vas summoned
from tho ofIice cad experienced .
severe sh0sk upon her arrival at
home ct Aiding her mother - cri.
tically 10. Naaght that lore nor
medical skill coaA Do brought os,e
nv q hope, o. awaited u |retard.
ing the Inevitable. Her death
VA very sudden and unexpected;
e We : great shock 10 her rela.
iavss ard ! vide eircle d itientlS.
8ho leaves a only living child,
Miss Katie Dev. Craig, Who has |
- sincere eyapathy o. tho enfircI
,saluaaity.
Ihs f1neral took place ftom tlAsl
1hsrcA e The Epiphany, Monday
oConooo. Rov. G. G. RrxmAr oDoi !.
flng.
~ Alex Dsvaloosrt arrived
- 8fE1nfa9han Ala, bit ~
4 acg1r ~ fsneesl ~ t6kenI
o - pI1
i ! I =! !
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-03-16

The Executive branch Of III,
Government II considerably agitat
ed over the impending tariff WA
with France. : All hope Of flndinl
any concessions which It can Uffel
the French Government 20 prevent
the application IT the maximum
tariff rates on American product.
has been abandoned. The Situn
ton in really analogous to that
with Germany a year ago aud III
neither case can this Government
at present meet the demand for a
reciprocity treaty ~ the price 81
minimum ta.iff rates for American
goods.
There is much activity here be-
tween the State Department and
the French Embassy but II is not
believed that there il any ground
for asking q suspension Of tariff
rates for the present Oh the expec-
tation Of y possible reciw ocity
treaty from the next Congress.
Nothing has occurred in the last
Congress- to warrant the belief
that Senators could he persuaG ed
at the next Session to pass y re-
treaty that would aver:
this threatened blow to American
trade. France has been one 81
our hest customers especially IN
live cattle and dressed meats
But the French Government has
declined to accept a. sufficient the |
examination and inspection Of cat. |
lie and meats provided for IN the |
Pure Food act and the depart.
nent OF Agriculture. Instead it !
persists 10 demanding q certificate |
II microScopical examination pro.
1ided for bv the old law and regu.
alton. So far the state Depart.
nent has failed to persuade the
French Government that the new
,lan IL safer aud better, oven
hough Italy aud other countries
rave accepted it.
The projected increase in the
ariff Of cur goods landed on
french soil il likely to extend
Q Ill our products sent there and !.
he menace to our trade II serious.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-03-16

'sstf - - 0Uee~s sSWOVb VII " 0k
beeogo Congress there Was some
opposition 10 the plan Of turning
over the investigation Of the prob
lem 10 the Bureau Of Commercs
and Labor. FifleUn thousand dol.
was appropriated aud the Senate
passed An amendment 10 pay this
amount to the hurcXu OF Com.
merCe and Labor for the work.
The President was known 10 l,e
oplsoeed - this and has since al
nouncedsAls opinion that the in.
v0s(lgAtsOn should IN Matlc hy
5000 commission especially fitted
f. the work and not by persons
noWin the classified service. Re.
prosontativc Crumpackcr and
Oommiesioncr Neil, Of the Bureau
q Labor have been IL consultati lion
With To Prvsident and It Is believ.
"A that they have arrived 1t q
p)an By. which the work can Be-
tafned over to cOmmiss,On to be
appointed BY tho President. II IL
bolheye6 that james bronson Rey. !
nooDo ) sociologist and settlement
w0ekar - 6nnfinNninn nil ~ ,,lns,
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-03-16
WASHINGTON LETTER.
From our Regular Corrcspondcnt.l

TIE usual lull that follows III,
busy closing days Of Congress hal
been felt in Washington sine,
Monday. Representatives. ant
Senators are hurry ing out Of tht
city by every train and by the end
Of the week only the few VIC lc
man here practically the year
round will be left The falling oil
in the NUN her Of the callers nc the
White Honaa r. very noticeable
aud must I've especially gratifying %
the President at this time when he
n NO concerned about his son, Ar
chic, who IL very III with diptheria
The child has had Il severe attack
and for u part Of the day Wed
nesslay Il was extremely doubtful
II lie would pail through. The Pre-
sitlents physician was summoned
from New York aud q consultation
with the Army and Navy sur.
geons who are the regular White
House doctors was held. Anti.
toxine which has reduced the NOR.
tally Of children IN dipthcrlA min.
~ percent has been employed in
maximum doses and il il believed
now that hp Is out If danger Mrs
Roosevelt and the President have
Cancelled all social engagements
and the Mother il night and day
with her hoy. The part Of the
White House In y blch the child's
room Is located il In quarantine
and no one but the doctors and
the President and nurses are al
lowed to 20 in II. The President
IN visiting the sick child takes the
same precautions against spread
ing tho disease NJ the physicians.
Out side the room he removes his
coat aud vest and puts on q long,
cotton gown which covers hmm
from head to foot. In bending
over Of talking to the little fellow
he holds pane Of glass before his
face. On leaving the apartment
he takes Of the robe aud before
putting on his coat aud vest wash.
- his hands in . strong solution
Of carbollc acid.
The President has carried on
the regular work OF his Office not
outstanding his frequent trips to
the sick room. Congressman de.
parting for their homes came In
droves tho early part Of the week ,
and there have been many callers ,
since Who came only to express ,
sympathy. The President has &C. ,
,cpted an invitation TO speak ct ,
indianapolis. May :hirtieth and !,
~ the following day ut Lsnsing, |,
Michigan. 1t IL believed that On
10th Of these occasions he will dis.
ines the ship subsidy proposition. 4
70 many Of the White House visit. ;,
No since the adjournment he has ),
|tated that he il moro than ever
OF the wisdom and
ound policy Of ship subsidy and
hat Il II hls intention to urge the Il
MI With Ill his strength upon the u
ixtietA Congresa. .
When - Child I.aoor bill wae .,
~ a.