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The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1907-01-04

"Other Mems Shoes" he read.
know. thatsfirst appealed to me.' She
sighed gently. with touch of senti.
mental remembrance. "And I though,
it so strong -of;you not to wear rings
1t must be such temptation" She
looked down at her own fingers. gilt.
tering with jewels. ~
But the momentary pleasure of her
touch was gone. Chilcote drew away
his hand and picked up the book that
lay between them.
"'Other Mems Shoes" he read. "a
novel, of courseT'
She smiled. "Of course. Such q fan.
tastic story-two men changing identi-
ties!" HF
Chilcote rose and walked back to the
mantelpiece.
Changing Identities" he said. with
a touch Of interest. 81.
Yes. One manis an artist. the 9th
er millionaire. One wants 10 know
what fame is like. the other Stants to
know how it feels to be really sinfully
rich. So they exchange experiences
for month" She laughed. TScss,
Chilcote laughed asswell. 'But Low ?"
he asked. 4.
"Oh. I told you the ideaswa absurd.
Fancy two people so much alike that
neither their friends nor their servants
see airy difference! Such n thing
couldn't be. could IT."
Chilcote looked down at the fire.
"No." he said doubtfully. "No. I sup
pose not"
"Of course not. There are likenesses,
but not freak likenesses like that"
Chilcote's head was bent as he spoke.
but at the last words he lifted 1t.
by Jove! don't know about thatr'
he said. "Not SO very long ago saw
two men so much alike that r..
He stopped.
Lillian smiled.
He colored quickly. "You doubt mer'
he asked.
"My dear Jackw Her voice was del.
icately reproachful.
''Then you think that my-my i'm
agination has been playing me tricks p
"My dear boy! Nothing Of the kind.
Come back to your place and tell me
the whole tale" She smiled again, and
patted the couch invitingly.
But Chilcote's balance had been up
set. For the first time he saw Lillian
as one Of the watchful, suspecting
crowd before which he was constantly
on guard. Acting on the sensation. he
moved suddenly toward the door.
IL have an appointment at the
house." he said quickly. "I'll look In
another day when-when I'm better
company. I know I'm bear today.
My nerves. you know" He came back
to the couch and took her hand. Then
he touched her cheek for an instant
with his fingers.
"Goodby," he said. "Take care Of
yourself-and the kitten" he added
with forced gayety. as he crossed the
room.
sIro NJ coxrrnurD.l
Lady-A1, y0uf;.enf5de pictures rep.
resent the ,ses tlm. wh5 do1'f
you paint - once IN aWhi1e!
Artist We paiEts y In of can't paint
81 storm. hdfe often outlined .
STORM on the canvas. but as soon as !
begin to spread on the. oil coIors the
waves subside and the {sea, becomes a.
calm as a duck pond. Punch.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1907-01-04
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR CHARTER

1Ollltl dlaUhy 0lne( tnlngS. power 10
condemn lands and other property
for all corporate Purposes.
NOTICE is HEREBY CIV
EN-, that under and pursuant to
the provision of Article w.
Chapter XLVIII, of Volume l..
Code of laws of the State of
South Carolina, 1902, and Acts
ahiandatory thereto, the ,under-
signed Board of Corporators
will on Wednesday, the sixteenth
day of January, A. D. 1907, at
IL O'Clock M. of that day, make
application to the Secretary of
State, of the State of South Car
olina, at his office in the City of
Columbia. in said State. for a
charter for the SOUTH CARO-
LIMA ~RUBLIC~YS SERVICE
CORPORATION, in pursuance
of the Declaration heretofore
filed and the commission issued.
If the said charter be granted,
the said corporation will be auZ
thorized and, empowered to con-
dsmn lands and. other property
for its proposed Railroad or
Railway tracks and stations. and
landings for its proposed Steam
boat business or system, and for
all other corporate purposes Of
the said Corporation, as fully
set forth and stated in the said
Declaration and Petition, now on
file in the said office of Secreta-
rv of State. to which Declara-
ton reference is hereby specially
made as part of this notice, and
proposes to condemn lands and
other property for all of its cor
porate purposes, if necessary, in
the following counties, to wit:
Charleston, Berkley, Dorches-
ter, Orangeburg. Richland. Lex
ington, Saluda, Greenwood, Alb
beville. Anderson, Greenville
Spartanburg. Cherokee, York.
Chester, Fairfield. Union New
berry, Laurens, Aiken, Colleton
and Bamberg, in the State of
South Carolina, ard .Mecklen-
burg county in the State Of
North Carolina; and also in the
following Towns and Cities:
Charleston, Orangeburg, Lex
ington, Columbia, Saluda. Green
wood, Abbeville, Anderson.
Greenville, Gaffney, Yorkville,
Rock Hill, Chester, Union, LYau..
rens, Newberry, Aiken and
Bamberg, and other Cities and
Towns in the counties above
mentioned, and to own, construct.
equip and operate a Railway or
system for local bust
Infss, within the said Towns and
Cities.
I Joseph J. TIM
J. c. LAWN.
4 Joseph A. Bill, "a st
George FtecA, Jr, X
"A John P. Bonrfeyy
Chas p VanFffHn
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1907-01-04

John F. Timmes.
John c. Lott.
Joseph A. Craig.
Sol Kohn.
Robert H. Jennings,
Lawrence Nj. Pinckney,
Board of Corporators.
O-4t.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1907-01-04

' SCHNAPPS has been advertised in this
paper so that every chewer has had an
opportunity to get acquainted with the
facts and know that drugs are not used
to produce the cheering quality found in
the famous Piedmont country flue-cured
tobaccos, and that SCENAPPS is what he
ought to chew Still there are chewers
: who accept other and cheaper tobaccos
that not give the same pleasure.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1907-01-04

Some day they'll get taste of the real
Jchndpps-they'n realize what enjoyment
they've missed bynot getting SCHNAPPS
long ago-then they'll feel like kicking
themselves.
SCHNAPPS is sold everywhere in
cent cuts, and 10 and Is cent plugs. Be
sure you get the genuine.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-18
Burton mill 2Grm ihlaacu.

Gbtlene, SIS, II. MGr5. - gr,
&unoeSierotor Soiepb 81. Burton
oeiien Hiidfebr mad Sollie bon Sron'
tom Mo., no er einen 6smondtlidel
Stroitermin ob9cbiiBt bat, man in
ndd)Iter ISOLDE cntgcgen iiebt, bat Elm
bicligeS Sbeatcr fir Den %. W1r5
engogirt, iint BORT cine oiientlide PIT
iprad)e 81 baltet. Gr bat in Scr let'
ten 3eit mieoerbolt georobt, Giejeni.
gen blob5uiteIen, Die CT fir feline
llcbcriiibrulg perantluortlif mod)t,
uno man gIoi6t, boB er III iciner
Geoe am fommenoen Samitag nit
ieniotionellen I~uslaiiungen berpor'
treten miro. Iie g~ntlaiiung 9urton'S
olts Dem @eidn9niB in Sronton err
iplgt on %. MGr3.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-18
Ser cntfii6rtc Gmabc.

guffnIo, &..D. II. Mdr5. -
Cine Spe5ialoepeihe aus SamiIton,
Snt., an ben Courier" iogt: o0ie
Yoli5ei BON Samilton lit felt 5mei Ia
gen aitf ser Sud)e nad cincnl Srio,
beitebeno ans Dem iungen Warpin,
Dem entiiibrten anabcn bon Goper,
unb einem Wann nno elmer Srou.
Im 0onneritog Ibeno erld)ien Elm &C.
wobnlid getleioetes Eoor in einem
Sotel mo c~rfiinoigte ii6 nod benl
9bgang Der 3iige nah Buffalo. GaS
Yaar bate einen fleiuen annben bel
iid, uno Der SotelsGlcrf glaubte, in
bemIelben oen e~ntfiibrten Slltgen pon
9oper 81 %erfennen, beiien Eboto9ra'
pbie er geieben. Gr bena6ridtigte
Die Toli5ei, aber che oieielbe anlangte,
mar oos Srio wieber peridmunoen."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-18
8eblltcr Der nclicn Ganal = Gpm.
miiiGre.

@oibington II. Nt1r5. -
Ser ErGiioent bat cine @refttiu'
Sr0re erlaiierL 0llrd) peld)e Oos SAB
r~esgebolt Der Woiore Gilbert unb
@aiaar0 bon ser Sltnoe5armee ilnO
oeS Gtpil : Sngenieurs G~olieou bon
Ser 9unoeSn1arine IN ibrer SteQlln5
ais Mitglieocr Der SItbmllSfMlol.
Gommiiiion, einihlieBlih ibrer 9eiol-
b,ulg ais Oiii5iere, oui $4,000 felt.
geIebt miro. IuBerOcm miro ieoen
Der orei Siii5iere elm m0blirtes
@obnbois nuf Dem SItbmuS sur Ser.
fiigung geitellt unO ibre mirflidcn
ulo notbmenoiaen NuSgaben nab
reno Scr 3cit, IN melfer iie lid III
Numtsgeidditen nidt auf Dem SItb-
mlls olibaltell, iollen linen pergiitet
meroen. 9ie $50. Sibert, @aiaaro
uno GoiIeou meroen sic InltSnahfols
ger ser SS. &aroO, SoinS uno Gnots
colt, oeren &iidtritt in oerlelben Gre
futiDsOr0re befannt gegcbcn miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-18
Sclbitrcsicrung gcfurocrt.

Gan Suan, Eorto &ico, II.
Mdr5. - Sm Sous ser GeIegaten lit
einltinmig cine BON 2uiS Munos Ii-
pero unterbreitete Reiolution ange-
nomlllcn mor0cn, in mel6er Selblt.
regierrng fir Eorto Tico g%cforoert
miro. Gie Gciolution iol Dem Erd.
lioenten Toolepelt 5ugeionot unO IN
mebreren Sprahen iiberlebt ltno &c.
orlldt aildJ an anOcre Climber perlanot
meroen. Hipera biclt cine lon9e pa
triotiide aniprode, iporin er aud Die
3iele ieiner, Ser unionilten < Eartci
florlegtc uno Damn Die Heiolntion I'M.
ter cntbuiiaitiid)em 9eiial perlas.
Die 2egislatur nabm Die 8eleBpors
lage an, oiird) pelde $t50,000 fiir
oen 9ar zines &apitols in San Slion
bemiQigt merocn. 0as @ebouoe miro
in ser Hdbe oes 9uloe5gebdlloes ollf-
geiiibrt meroen. Irditcfteu i'll ben
Ser. Staaten iper0en eriudJt, iid an
Dem Yreisausidreiben fir SauplGne
81 betbeiligen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-18
8clcioignna Der Soloatcn.

u bingtoM II. WGr5. -
Ter 8erein Der Seteronen aus Dem
iponiif . ameritoniiGcn ariege i'm
9iitritt Columbia nnbm bellte cincu
9eihlub an, in melhem Die bon Der
Oklahoma Contributions = Convention
ongenommene @oblc1tre6tutgsflou=
iel Der &onoioloatcnJ Seeleute uno
S%eeioloaten oils cine 9clcioigung
aQer omerifoniihen Sol0utcn Die in
0en peri6ieoenen &ricgen fir oaS
2ano gefdmpit uno Elm llnterliegen
nidt fennen, be5eidnet. Gommons
bont Samilton 8oro in buffalo miro
eril,dt, cine Seriommlrng bes notio-
noIen GreflltipratbS ein5lberuien,
nm einen onoeren Ylob ais Nflo-
BONA E Gitp fir Die Abboltung oeS
nadDiten Rational . 2ugers ors5us
iltfen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-18
@affcu fir SonouraS.

New. SrIeanS, II. MGr5. -
Cine &nbeIoepcibe melOet, onB ser
Gonpfer oSorrp Z. Sn9e," Ser ant
Z. M1r5 nit elmer 2abung ariegsma-
terial fir &on0uros BON bier in See
ging mobIbebolten in Ylterto Gorte5,
Sonourus, cingetroffen lit. Die bic.
iigen Ngenten Der Hegierllng bon
Son0uroS bottcn idon beiiirhtet, Dab
ser Gampfer, Ser nebit utoerem
&riegsmoteriul 1000 @emebre an
9oro bate, einem &ricgaidiif Der DC
publif N%icorooun in Die Sdrtoe fallen
lpilrOe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-18
Sd)ccrc III Der Siiftc.

@ihit a, Gs., II. M1r5. = Sm
bieligen Soipital lit I'M operatipen
@ege aus Der Silite bon 6ran 8. Vt.
@bite cine iiiui5oqige Gbirurgen-
Sdeere entfernt morocn. IlS Die
6rau Dor bier Snbren pegen zines
@eihniirs operirt iporoen mar, per-
goB Ser Sperateur oie Sheere in Der
Saud6oble. Die S6eere arbeitete
iih bon BORT nad Der Siifte 81 uno
Derurinfte Der 8rau groBe Sfmcr-
aen, Ios Sorbanoetiein Ser Sdeere
lit mittellt Der HontaenItrabIen feltge-
ltelt morben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-18
GepoIutioniren tuie0cr.

Hepolutionire mie0cr.
@illem It s, Curacao, t7.MfGrj.
- Cine 9epeife aus Gllcllta, Colon.
Bio, melOet, ooB cine nmG6tige" Hc.
pollution I'M Stoote Go6ira, Gene.
5nela, auSge6roden lit nit General
Suan Goblo Fenaloia ais Sii6rer.
g eionOtidoft itr abpiii.
MEN.
.Io6tS N6e6a, MbDiiinien, 90.
Se6ruor. - 2ronf 9. Motprer, Der
8enerolfoniul Ser Ser. Stoaten, lit
nod @aibington o6gereiit, Inn nit
ieincr Re0ierung iiber obpiiiniide
Ingele9cnbeiten 81 berotben, Mon
9loubt, BOB CT befiirtporten miro, oo8
bieiige &oniulat 81 elmer @eionbt.
ifaft 81 erbeben.
Cine Spe5iol.@ eionOti6aft 6ronf.
reid'S fonmt bicr6er, nm nit &0nig
Wenelit ii6er 9oIn6oll.g roiefte SIT
iprcden. @cnn Elm N6fommen o6ge.
idloIiCn mer6en fam llno sic 0a6n
qe6oltt pir6, fam sic Sollptito0t in
IL Sogen bon EoriS aus errei6t
iper6en lnO ba8 2on6 miro lid) Damn
olr6 Sen 3u5ug bon frcmbcm aopi-
tai 1dneQ Cntlpidel11.
Irgentinien protcItirt.
8uenoS IDreS, II. WfGr5. -
9(uf 9lrtifel 9eiuiiier 2onOoncr 3eis
tungen, nnd Oenen 0ie poIitiihe 81
tuation in 9lrgentinicn beOroblif uno
Die S~inan5lage Der Gepublif ungc.
Juno lit, bat ser WiniIter oeS 9llt8.
mGrtigen oie or0entinii6en @eionot.
ldnften per &abel I'M Ser0ffents
lidung elmer ofii5ieQen GrflGrirng
crillbt, oie beiogt, DAB Oie Oronung
in Irgentinien p0Qig bergeItellt, ooS
Winiiterirm einig, ole 6inan5en
ioliOe begriinoet mo CUTE Grnten &c.
ltd)ert Iln0.
Gnglonb'S Gon5ertreu3cr.
2onoon, II. NtGr5. - 9(uf Ser
Glp0e 3 @erit mllr0e geitern Der erlte
Eon5erfreu5er Der nelten aloiie, Ser
nSnoomitoble," gliidli6 bonn Stapel
gelolien, ser ST oerielben alaiie &c.
bort, wie sic nnbc5u fertig geItellten
u5nflerible" un0 nS~npincible," mel
de lid 81 Ben nlten Ban5erfreu5ern
perbolten, mie ser .0renOnollgbt" 81
Dem alien ShlodtihiiisSp Der
ySnoomitable" bat Elm Displacement
BON 1880 Sonnen, lit $50 SUB
lang - 80 SUB ldnger ais Die olten
Gan5erfreu3er- miro ourf Surbi.
men getrieben uno Ioq cine S0dltge'
i6minOigteit bon % ¬en ~leiitelr.
Die grmatur umfabt inter anocrem
adt 5wolf5oaige @eI6iite, Oie beinabe
Der Souptbatterie oeS nGrcaonougDt"
alei6fommen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-18
@nbe bes v@eIt g"

Berlin, II. M1r5. - Die lettc
ISOLDE an Der 9orie miro ols Die
idlimmite in 80 Sabren be5eibnet.
Die 8orgdnge in @oIl Street mod,-
ten einen tiefen ginbrud in Geutld).
LAMB, Die nod peridlimmert puroc
ourd Die in Dem Sobresberiht Der
.Geutihen 9ant" entbaltene Hropbe-
5eiung, Dab Der n@elt-goom" in
6olee Der @elbfnappbeit bieies Sabr
nod in iih 5uiammenbrehen miirbe.
@dBrenb bur6 bas Salen Der Ereiie
in @aa Street oentif)e @eiiser bon
amerifoniiden @ertben idmere Ser.
lutte erlitten, fanoen iid. burf Die
niebrisen 9reiie anselodt, ipieoer
nieIe aaufer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-18

Sral1erfeier fir GSrib SfeeI. =
trogen0e aus alien &reiIe
&mitpeIt YbiIobelpbia'S III @
oerer StGote.
Ebilabelp6 a, ga, H.!
= SAT- Die geIammte mrtiif,
@elt uno elm GROCER Sbeil beS
0eutlGtbumS, Der mtiifperItGnoigen
6inan5meIt unO Erominen3 ser Stoot
Fbilooelpbia batte1 iiG geitern Na6-
mittag IN Ser llltberii6en ySolp
Communion = STRIDE" al ser %. uno
GbeItnutitroBe cingeiu1Oen, nm OoS
NnOenfen 6rib Sheel's, oeS leioer 51
friib perltorbenen &apelllneiiter@ 0eS
GbilaOelpbia Sr6eiters, 81 ebren un0
inn Den Sribut ser N6tlung, Ser
ebrlng uto Sie6e 81 5olen, Sen er
IN 10 REDEEM WfnBe peroieHt bat. Die
Srallerieier an Der 9ubre 0cS oabin.
9eIdie0enel WciItcrS mar cine ser err
%beben0Iten lnO ein0rudspoIliten, Die
man bier ieit Snbren geiebeli, moren
Die Sbeilnebmer bod ais mirtlid
Setotragenoe, ais iolhe gefommen,
mclde in Dem EerItorbcncn 0cn emil
nellten &ilnitler ltno gleif5eitig oeu
llebensmiiroi9iten ser Wcni6en, 0en
Gentleman i'm beIten Slime 0eS @or-
ties Htrdllerten. IS mar cine &uno.
gebun8 cdter, tief empfunoener
Sraller, lidt etna cine Sadle ser
Gonpcnien5, mie eS bel 1bnlifen Ser
onloliunge1 mir SIT bGuiig Ser Sail
lit. Bel 9e9inu Ser 6eier mar Die
Stride ihon 10 nit lei0tragen0en Scr.
rem nnO 0annen gefiiat, DAB nur nod
Die nit @inlaBtarten Seriebenen 3ls
tritt erbalten fonnten. Inter Sen er.
g%reifen0en Gl1ngen 0eS 8cCtbopen's
l6en yGroica" SrauermnrideS, Dom
Ebilaoelpbia Ordeiter geipielt, muroe
Der Sarg, gefolgt bon 0en Gbrenbnbrs
tuf)trGgern, in Oie Stride getrogen
un0 Dor Dem Nltar nlfgebabrt, mel
der bon SunOerten foitbarlter 9lus
menipenoen u%ollItGnoig pcroeft mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-18

= Sn S6amofiu, ga, lit Ser
Sdubmader Charles gei6abans bon
einem lln%befannten ermoroet poroen.
Die Yoli5ei glaltbt, oaB es iif UNI
einen Gonbnloro banoelt, ga Der Gr.
moroete $500 bel iib getra9an baben
Ion.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-18
Ses Muroes angeflagt.

Gbica9o, Su., II. MGr5. -
3rau Cora Wc1ouolo, Die Satin beS
WiQionGrs Midael &. McSonolb, i'll
BON Den 8roBgeid)morenen Der @r'
moroung bon @eblter 9. @uerin an
81. 6ebruor angefla9t moroen. Die
Musiagen Der Srou limo I'M Goirltp'
@efdngniB ent9egen senommen NOR
Den; Ole 6rou ifien gar fem Sntereiie
an Dem Sorgange 81 nebmen uno pe.
Der ibren @atten, nod anoere ibrer
Gernanbten 81 e%rfennen. Hihter
Hepeomer weigerte iidl Die 8eian.
gene segen 9iireidait auf freien Sub
SIT ieten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-18
Serbehcrter
Tlnkberfebr.
gls GrgGn5nna oes gabniDitems bes
Samocs geplant.

ErGii6ent Hooiepelt ernennt cine
G%ommiiiion 3ltr grpGgung oe5
Glanes. - SoGl unteriu6en, mie
OurA Ger6elierung oes 6luBs
SpItems Ser Gcrfcbr gef0rOert
mer0en fam. - Gommer5ieLe
Srguniiotionen bes Miiiiiiippi.
EGoIeS petitionirten oen Grdii6en.
ten nm @%rnennung ser Gomnliiz
iton.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-18
an SObe hpdl acchrt.

Srouerfeier fir 6rib SfeeI. =
tra9enOe aus alien areiie
&unitDelt YbiIo6elpbia'8 III
oerer Stdote.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1907-03-07
.hARRlMAh'S PLAN WAS LEGAL
MoRTGAciNG OF ROAD BEFORE
IT WAS BUILT EXPLAINED
HEARING ENDS.

New York, March 2.-The interests
commerce commission yesterday con-
cluded it's New York hearing on the
investigation of the operations and re-
lations Of the Union Pacific system,
and while there will be oral argument
heard ut Washington on an April date
to be decided later, the testimony has
probably all been taken.
The closing hours of the hearing
brought a statement from Controller
Mahl that financial statements were
not sent to Southern Pacific stock
holders for several months before the
dividend meeting in July last, this in
contradiction of Mr. Harriman's testi-
mony; suggestion from Commission
er Harlan that the 80 per cent divi-
dend on Alton was illegal under the
Illinois constitution; partial clearing
away of the aspersion about the mort
gaging of the Murrayville-Sp Springfield
cutoff before it was built, and a
lengthy discussion of the propriety Of
capitalizating the old expenditures for
betterments on the Alton
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1907-03-07
WISCONSIN LEGISLATURE.
Senate Committee Favors Raising
Cost of Capitol.

Senate Committee Favors Raising
Cost of Capitol.
Madison Wis. March 1.-The sen
ate decided to thresh out the question
of raising the capitol building cost
limit next Tuesday morning, making
special order Of bill introduced yes
terday by Senator Whitehead for a
committee on capitol and grounds, pro-
viding that the superstructure shall be
built of white granite or marble and
empowering the commission to build
separate heating plan and warehouse
half mile from the capitol. While
the bill does not mention specifically
a raise ofythe limit of 40 cents a cubic
foot, as set by the last legislature, the
selection of granite or marble for the
superstructure would commit the state
to a higher cost. The bill was favora-
bly, passed upon by the committee on
claims and the report was accompa-
MED by statement estimating the adj
ditional cost at $1,000,000 by reason of
using granite or marble instead of
limestone
The report of the capitol commits
sion was read, setting forth the facts
involved from bids received for mate
rial and reaching conclusion in favor
of white stone, either white granite or
marble, for the superstructure.
Petitions are coming in in favor OF
the proposed constitutional amend
ment to enable the state to appropri-
ate money for good roads.
The committee on public health re-
ported i'll favor of the passage Of the
Barker bill to regulate hotels as to
sanitary conditions. After long de-
bate the assembly killed the bill to ap-
propriate $4,000 for a Wisconsin ex-
hibit at the Jamestown exposition. A
sentiment prevails in favor of using
this money to develop and settle
Northern Wisconsin.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1907-03-07
STEVENS is MADE CHAIRMAN
SUCCEEDS sHoNTs AS HEAD OF
COMMISSION - PROMOTION
TEMPORARY.

Washington, March 3.-That Presi-
dent Roosevelt has no idea of visiting
upon John F. Stevens the castigation
ne administered to John F. Wallace
is shown by the decision reached yes
terday afternoon to name Mr.. Stevens
as chairman of the isthmian canal
commission.
Mr.. Stevens will hold Office only
temporarily, however. He will be ap-
pointed when the resignation of Theo.
dore P. Shonts, the present chairman,
takes effect next Monday. The vacan-
cy which will be created upon the
commission by his promotion will be
filled by the appointment of Maj.
George r. Goethals, who has been Sc
lected to succeed Mr.. Stevens both as
chairman Of the commission and engi-
neer of the canal.
The kaleidoscope is changing so
rapidly in the canal matter that even
men in touch with isthmian affairs are
puzzled as to who is boss. Mr.. Ste
vens' resignation was accepted, and
now he is to be reappcinted chairman
of the commission. Maj. Goethals was
named as chairman and chief engi-
neer, and now he is to be designated
as member of the commission.
The explanation made makes it aI,-
pear that the administration merely
desires to give Maj. Goethals an OPP
oortunity to consult with the retiring
chief engineer and become thoroughly
informed as to every detail of the
work
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1907-03-07
RECEIVER FOR MRS. EDDY.
5ombshelI Is Thrown Into Ranks o,
Christian Scientists,

5ompsheit is hroWn Into Ranks Of
Christian Scientists.
Concord, N. H., March 3-Coming
like a bombshell in the court of the
inner circle" bill in equity to Sc,
cure an accounting of the financial af
fairs of Mrs. Mary Baker Glover Eddy
head of the Christian Science church
was filed in the superior court for
Merrimac county yesterday by Mrs
Eddy's son, George w. Glover of Dead
wood, S. D., and his daughter, Miss
Mary Baker Glover, and George w
Baker Of Bangor, Me, nephew and
next friend of Mrs. Eddy.
The bill is directed against Alfred
Farlow and other trustees Of the
Christian Science church in Boston
Calvin A. Frye, Mrs. Eddy's secretary
and Herman S. Herring, first reader OF
the church in Concord.
Restitution Is Demanded.
Besides demanding an accounting OF
all transactions in connection with
Mrs. Eddy's affairs, the bill asks for
restitution in case any wrongdoing ap
pears; for an injunction during litiga
ton against interference with hel
property and business and for re
ceiver.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1907-03-07
FIVE KILLED IN COLLISION.
Special Carrying Connecticut Militia
Crashes Into Passenger.

Special Carrying Connecticut Militia
Crashes Into Passenger.
Waterbury,, Conn, March 3. A
head-on collision occurred early this
morning a mile and half below this
city between the midnight passenger
train due in th;s city at 12:49 and a
special bound for New Haven. The
special was bearing Company of the
Second regiment of the Connecticut
national guard, which had been at
tending a banquet in this city as
guests Of Company A of the same reg
iment. So far as known three persons
were killed and possibly two more.
Owing to the location Of the wreck
the work of getting details progresses
slowly. The number of injured has
not been learned. Gov. Woodruff was
on board the special, but it is reported
that he was not injured.
At the point where the accident oc.
Cured is a siding and it is supposed
that one Of the trains was to have
taken the siding and waited until the
other passed.
Whethrr this was not done, owing
to misunderstanding Of orders, is
not known.