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Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1907-02-28
FRIDAY, February %.

Washington, Feb. 22.-The senate
at tonight's session passed the bill
making appropriations of 81, ,947, 1888
for the support of the military acad-
emy. The bill was passed just as it
came from the committee.
A discussion lasting throughout the
entire day, to which was added futile
night session, failed to secure final ac-
tion on the amendments to the agricul-
tural appropriation bill proposing to
make an increase of $l,O0O,OOO in the
item for the support of the forest re-
serve. Forceful speeches were made by
Burdett, Depew and Beveridge in de-
fense of the work of Chief Forester
Pinchot, and opposed to the extension
of the forest service by Hepburn, who
went into the entire subject.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1907-02-28

Washington, Feb. 22.-The house in
committee of the whole placed itself
squarely on record today in favor Of
limiting the power of special agents OF
the department Of the interior by a
vote restricting the use of the appro-
prition of $250,0O0 covered by the
sundry civil appropriation bill to pay
the salaries of such agents.
At 6:15 the committee rose, having
completed 119 pages of the sundry civil
bill,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-01-11

sc pua Seius. SugIis. Smaaftpl.
fer til boer Dag / Maanben. 81
popir og 8ino. 25e.
Yreiten. Sortanin9 af .. 6. 16l
Siber. 5 Omnag 40c., inbb. CO.
Din 8robers Blob. gf 81. BON s.
pao Oanft peo paft. q. g. WaO.
fen. ia Siber. $ Smilas 20c.
inbb. 40c.
Sra S%foppeien. If 9. 6. elegant
ubftpret meb fire belfioige giut
Der. 5 Omnag neDfut til 25c.
inbb. SOC.
5oriettelferne ener Subs Naabelsf
ter til Menneffene, meb ct SiGIag
Cubs 8srns Huittammer. Mf Q
8. Yris inbbunben Doc.
9enfpejling. gn triftelig 5ortGninl
fra Gngelit. 272 Siber, flint inob
pris Csc.
g. 6. 8tumes Prabitener optr on'
airteaarsts 2ettier os @piitltr
FAINT 5aiteprapitener. Snbb. $2.40.
paa 2ibetg Del. prabitener Oosr b
nbe Setiter, 373 Siber, iolibt inb.
bunben, pris $3.50.
interchangeable os 9e%lisesreIi., 81
Siber. | flint Smflae, 10e.
ct 2ip | Sonbbeb. @f Robert 6
Speer. Gn giosraF af Suql
McMaiffer 8eaber. Mutorifsrs
Operfattelfe uf Sc. Raber met
Sotosraf. 208 Siber | Smflae
pris soc.
Deb Mfritas 5lobsr. Mf Nnnie "
Butler, operfat of Gbr. Stricftr
29ee.
9prbebrensen. Sra Snff peb Glen
80 Stber. s Omfag 10c.
9or Greb. Mf M. pon 8. Gn gu.
tibsfortaIins. Mutoriferet Obes
fatteIie beisrset peb q. g. Mup
fen. 500 Siber. @pbt inbf
$500, I OmfIae SLIGO.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-01-11
Gn Wtano.
Stitie at
q. Q. 30 aofen.

ooot bar Oct toelenoe odrmt in.
Dc / ben tore 8n! Den opbeOeot
9uft bar iOdnger meo i~loelugtenOt
lloitremninger fra Renoeitenen o.
Iaa og lumre0e | 9doerne, Idd mar
ma tcn lite tunoe tr9fte 8ejret.
Den funOe life fomme no. 5boi
1tulDe ben funne 0etl Der bar L
life oct minofte 8inopuit at m9rte
Nej, Der bar life oarO at bare!
Oct fpntes ban beler lite = bar
oen pjalteoe 5pr, ser 0inglsOs al
Steo ben langs 6usr9tten.
6dn sr BOG elera pant til oaar.
Zig Cuff - Cuff, ser er m9ttet mel
Gtdnt fra 9r9nospin o. 5obafsz
reg. Men / Dag er oct BAN Dog for
1e0t og tpulmt berinoe. !San bar
sorbejoet" De fioite par Hetter
uoen for Reiten at baDe opnaaet dns
BET emo at blipe blot at en- glubIt
9unO, od ban oiloe iprin9e ODER ei
Qlunteb9rt.
Den bdrme Cuff bdr 9iort BAN
fepnis, os for liOt iben biep ban
fmiot no at en- 8eOertning. boOr ban
1doOs Fat fig til at fooe | en- arog.
Ru itileoe ban no moo ben fore
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-01-11
Mtiitet
grugen Of Gu 4rnl. 6jerteipsbom
Annoe life fpiie, iooe eller gna
IT. Miles' Seart Sure belbreoeot
%fuloitGpbigt.

.opis bet lite bnpbt prrct for Or. Nilts' Rebiri
zier. bapbe leg life uRrti 1 Stanb tit at ffrips bette
Hftn. aor 10 Var aben. foits 9uHi, miftfbs ipa 9ru.
8al al MN nenftre NrHi. tnnbe Inlet uorettf mtb ben
% inuoe tun bsonas ben Deb oialp af min beire oaano.
Mlt eisrie bar iaa ioa8t. at lea life funoe iope ON
9aiisu Tor anrIntngsaHiaib. 1es bat ina belt laen.
HeH % tiHbe iHet ipii,. 5eg beD iaa ioaq. at ig
lie luube aaa ubsn at biHele iem CIT orniitn Rano,
% mn ouslRaf iaBot at ban fnHee intel gore for mig.
.3ea baDos iaa itGrie Sin,rier, at iea bleu naiien bib.
.9eg iunoe lite buiat a2oriin easr Opium oa fun bet
eiarbs mia BARRE. San Tom leg til at t9nte paa Dr
RIts' 6satt9urs os gsrviHe. os 10 Hiert ieg t9ntis
paa bet. bs mere suifeoe itg at fnriggs bet. sea ifrep
I'll 5r Mites Ntoical g.. ON Mdnb. ION itq inigtf
eft 8oaiiautr. 3ea Ian / Tag fae. at ieg er giab
beb al ie9 aiorbf bel. efe inm lea er en- frtif GptHbe
M. Ion artsibe % fan qaa to til ire 9il uben 9eiuRr.
asa ran aQiaa ate. brnae min Asn iaa aoot iom nps
atniiu0e. 81 po ltft, bpor i%afnsmmeli9 ieg er Tor
tlsif Il rafiebe Rebietnsr. IT. Wafs' 1eiu etatt enrr
"a 5%ierulns. Sea tr0r Or. Nifs 9~ifoielner er be beo.
ffe t @traeE. % ppis ie8 1llot tlint irg iaen. ntlot ifg
egfg be- iaflIne ON ian Wieoteinfrne hIain o9ida min
2aiier Niha ina %uionHoeri lat at lea bu Dc hape itrtpst
tgr % iafiei Ten, men lt1 uil0e orre infer paa. at
Qnftn bar bnriq. hniitet lta mn peb CT Ilf9loet" -
Ars. franf eoomis. alien. Mi1.
Vile apn'hfif 9 ir ger o. qdrnuterer ben f9rfts Jin,
re al IT. Wilfs eTgkIHiDier Stris efter I'll Bog ON
4erbeiitet % pifrteiHabomme dbresie: Or. Riits'
Hs0ifa Co., alibari 5He.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-01-11

ST lpfteligt 2iO. Nf 9. 8. 218 Si>
Der. pent inbbunoen meb flint Sis
teIblap. Denne 9pg inoes | naz
item ale troenbe Sjem / Oanmart.
Softer fun 45c.
Observation-Disclosures. @ebiserst at
9uruIb Senfen. = 1. 5efte; Ilsra
amber Muctab. Gn 2~sOnebstegs
ming. 48 SiOer. Omilus zoe.
Oanif6 2utb. publ. 9oue,
Blair, Neb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-01-11
Sroems gooe Strib.

@n adrsung preoitener ooer
a~irteadrets gamle @ptitelrette al
Soeneprait SenrD Using. Gn megei
bpgtig aorgdng praOitener af en-
al Danmarts OpgtisIte 5eoloeer. 527
Sioer eoot inobunoen pris $2,40.
0anifb 0utb. pubI. Soue {,
Blair ...... Mebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-01-11
8ooer.

JtHup JelDtlD SaH9. l1eus 20 WI
Der | Omflae loo.
Str6belig, bog ftert. Qf ID. b. 8
8riitelig Sortening for fore oa
imuu. Sperlut fra Sbft of 81
glebel. pris inbh. 25c.
4lpernes syn. of %. 3. pac
Donff peb paffor q. %. MubftR
236 Siber | Omflas Coz. Snb
90e.
Derttbe fra GdttbsbDen. Gortanine
of Gmil for be unee. 1877 @ibsr
goot mob. Zoe.
Eef fsrite glab | gibelen. vi 81,
Better, oberfot of M. Wolf. s.
Siber. 5 Omf1as 40c.
Torteninser o6 Smaotref. If 8
8. Moobp. 800 Siber | Omfoe
$1.OO. @obt inbb. $3.50.
Sortss 3lippe. Qf HStpb gonsr.
puu Denft peb q. q. Mobfen.
248 g. 8 Omfr. Coo, in6b. COZ
Spbel @urtb eler: Cert af Cub
251 Siber, fmuft inbb. Coz.
Sebbps anup. gn 5iftorie ON er
raft Drens. Nf 4mb s. Senior.
Sbsrfat fra sneelf af 8. 8. B
6. MatbiafeH. Snbb. 4Oc.
Seltmisfionen meb 8ibrag at Dr
meb. 5rt. Morie Solit, SRI. Waof!,
fe, Sic. tbeol. 8, Using, 8ofbbp
Cage Sob. 8roberftn, 2pngbp. Is
Siber. s OmfIag 15e.
20 Sulefortelinger. VT q. Dol,
mer. 40 Sibtr. 8 OmFas 1Ot
8pen peb Ssen. af .. alcpd. gae
Danif beb q. g. Mabfex. 392
Siber. 5 OmfGag 80c. Snbb.
$1.20.
Beet pau aeife. off Q. 6. 144 81
Der. s OmfIug 80c. Snbb. $1.00
3ittp. Sra Gngeff Deb Glen. 2
SmiIue 10c.
3un en- Sjeneftepige. AZ Siber. =
OmIas 10c.
Cars. Sortelins Of Q. 6. 294
sioer. 5 OmfIug &c.. inbb. 80t
2bgtemenb. Sra Spff Deb Gntr
81 Siber. s SmRas 1Oe.
Rdar Oettet faIbtr. OFF @ertrubf
Qlmquiit. Snbb. Doc.
Observation-Disclosures. Deb 9. 6. 2
OmIag &c., tnbb. zoe.
Ruth. paa Danff Deb 81. g. Mao'
fen. 5 OmT. 80c, inbb. 1920.
@ifb. 8ects grinbrinser fra nit 2ib
8obt inbbunben $1.0O.
Beet: min ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
BELLE. Snbb. | flint ginb $1.00
Sra 2ipst I Cubs 3ise, l., 2. os 3
Yris 15c. for bbert 0efte, bpert
6efte ca. 100 Sioer. Ollie tr.
ino6. Boz.
t Gribobnen. 8 Omflaa
pris 10c.
Sire 5Ortanineer. @f 6uns. As
Giber. 5 Omflog loo.
Sn gilsrims @anbrins. af 8unsds
Oberfat af q. SD. Serne. Sin.
inbb. Zoe.
Sra bet msrte Ren gort, at g
$. Sableb, operfat at premier'
leitndnt Q. arobn. 100 Siber
/ Omnag. Yris 60c.
Ere Sulsaften.r. @f u. 8olbmar
5orfatteren til pretegaarb.n :
5ar3en og preifsgaarben | Sn
bien 0. I. b. 239 Sibtr. ) Sm
flag Coo. Snbb. GOO.
Era llDenftab til 8enftab. Nf Wari'
Matbisien. 252 Siber, elegasi
inbb. prts zoe.
0ele Qibet for at binbe en- epia
arpne. 166 @fber, elegant inbb.
pris Zoe.
6bab er ariItenbom9 @n tort Srems
filling of ben triitne Sroslere.
4f 6. 6. peterIen. Sognepr9f
229 Siber. s Omflag 90c., inbb.
$1.2O.
9Oub tpttes big ON ariftus9 Vi
s. Better, operIat at M. WplH.
SO Siber | Om1ag. pris 40c.
Sn Marteosbus elIer Sens og Md'
rem. s ipbff Munbart. 81 81
Der. 5 Omnas 10c.
Stine Sinner. Nf S%osnepr9ft y
Suel. Qnbust for fpge. SO CT
Der. Snbb. Goo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-01-11

| Den enc St0e.
o9erer De, Der mad De lite
li9ge."
6un tom fnart paa 9enene og
.liiteOe df. Den uniformereoe perion,
Ger bdb0e b9ttet BAN, bdDoe ban
aeipett for.
2ungIomt lentreoe ban no At
parten og ben 40 en- tilf9loig @doe.
9uns 8lit itrejfeoe ct 8irteur. =
6dlO otte. Sm.l Men oct er 10 iano!
= nu buite0e ban oct = 2eftet til
Den dn9e Mano : en- 4faIt bel.
ad, pbt me0 oct = ban baboe lppst
Iad tnsget = og alorig bolot Oct. -
Om 90 snonu er iaa meget Mennes
Ife, iaa nteeet Mano. at De bar en-
Billie = oct buiteoe ban, ban 6apos
iugt, = preiten. - pdanD tom Der
op / BAN = oct, Scr bar til6dge af
Billie = oct mungleoe bare en-
Wan0! Bar ban ingen Wdno? -
6ab0e ban life bolot Den gaaenoe.
bDor ANDRE biloe BABE buffet nnoer
- 10, ban bar en- Mdno = OFT
ifirloe ban Dog oiIe. 2ao Golf e1ers
bare tro og t9nte ON BAN, bbao De
oiloe Der bar meget miggent oe0
BAN, oct OiOIte ban goot, men = Ell
Wlano, Bet ifulOe bog ingen fra
tenoe BAN.
oSeg gaar 0erben = fan6eli9
CIR jeg," iagoe ban bit, og begpnote
at ilentre | 0en Retning, boor @aoen
lad.
Og iaa bar oct un0erligt iaa
mango blsOe 3anter. ser begpnots at
fife fig frem fra Sjelens 8roge :
fra De fjerne Winoers @eroen. Gn
for en- Tom De ION qdmle 9efen0te,
bdn Iige tunoe minoes. aan gu
butte ben Sang eller oen Sang,
Tagoe De. Od bar oct aai0eoel amber
leoes. Og M - ban Iaa neo 40
fit laIeoe Sei, Ser life baboe paret
at BAN iiOen ban fiji sci pad for
f6rIte Sang for 7 Maaneoer iioea.
ban begDnote at dne Glenoigbe
zen / oct Qio, ban baooe lebet -
ct 2io, ser bab0e b9ret en- 1ta6ig
Qetsleu me1em 69ngslet og Sri6e-
BEN ct 2io, boori Ger lite bar
5oritet paa Dag og Rot.
Og bdn- pr9Iten. baooe Ia9t,
at ban ofloe tr9ffe 9enner. Der oitOe
6jGlpe BAN - bj9Gpe Dam = fun6t
RON od 6i9lpes - ban, Ser baboe
lebet fom ct Martens DIR, ct To
lfuo, Ser | De iiOIte 20 2lar alOrig
GdOoe Daret / Sens, uoen naar ban
iao / 6angiel.
Sa, tunoe ban = funoe ban
9dn m9rte0e pluoieligt noget
adrmt, Der Ifso op og bil0e bune iig
gel til gjsfrogene.
N1eo Get le6 ban paa en- CANINE!
9ammerat.
sci on, = Iaa oct er Dig = hi
tai no paa en- mbroerlig qften."
nyiei, oct er lige dfturat set, Ri
life Ital," Ioareoe ban.
o6Oa0 for noget = er on bleoen
bleo ----?"
p5u, BET er lige set. ieg En-"
pOu er 10 tosiet, = boor Ftal ou
Iaa benz"
pNu-u, Ell file Snip op / Oct
9ldd aors".
ygSu bar ie9 iau tom Ser ei
lttal al Goer = bill on / oct 8laa
aors og brittle S~ufferodn6. Soem
bar gjort Dig Iaa tosiet2"
seq bar loOet oct"
,9opet - Slu00er - gu bar 10
ben itors OiGe. Og gu Oil 6oloe
"a, Ri er oa beloigOis Meno",
Iugoe ban Og ~flentreoe oi0ere.
pud 9eien Tom ban forbi en- &alz
ser, bDorfra Der fog bam en- itert
Duff at 8rGnoebin / Ms6e.
5un itan6Teoe. Og / ct Gu bar
oct. iom ON aGe Seloeoss Manoer
bar iIupne les pua bam og reo og
ileo | bdm. 6oorOdn ban tom lps.
biOIte ban life Ielp = men fi6t efter
itob ban uoen for porten til v8laa
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-01-11

HfNNoN 1fFoNS -
40 Den bre0e, fornemme Sang / oen
tore Parf.
9an CLEO meo = ftelen0e til
Iom too biit o9 Der UNDER
ct ifpggefulot Era. Wssn ingen bat
leoig / Dag.
l6an CLEO oioere - itdoig Oioere
meo Stremen.
Oeruf tom oct, at ban til iioit,
n9 item uoen ielb at biOe oct, sleo
ino | ct !0ao at Menneifer, Der bar
foriamlet paa en- Itor, adben pldos,
Strsmmen CLEO oerben - og Iad
CLEO ban meo.
Der nadeoe pluIelig en- Stemme
bans Gre, en- 6st flar Stemme,
Der Tom benne fra en- 5alerItol uns
Ser 3r9erne.
Wdn0en talte ON en- QrOing, Der
- Ell NenneIfe, Der bar
8auet bort fra i'm rige 5aoer %
MI efteripgtes, foroi en- tor QrO
tilfalot bdm.
n6bao tan set perez" t9ntte ban.
6an par goot pda oct rene meo, at
oct bar no9et reliqieit, : o. 0isIe
religipfe Meoer interesiereOe 6am
life. Wlen Oroet / Dag fangeoe BAN
a~aigeoel.
Oct orejeoe fig ON en- Qro, = ON
en- 5ormue, og dlene bette Or0 bar
NOT til at f9ngsle.
nGr on Der / oenne 5orIamIin9,
Ger er gaaet bort ira DIN rige 5aoer
- bort fra 0in rige @uo? = Saa
ital ieg lpie efter dig. Din 5aoer
Oenter paa Dig. Gn rig, en- oejlig
QrO oenter paa Dig. !6oem 0u emo
er. bpor Ob6t on emo BAR ipn0et -
en- 3oloer - en- Stsge - en- 3Do!"
n@n 3po!" = ban l6fteOe uoilz
taarlig 9oOeoet nogle CONNER bsi
ere % 6egnnote al lptte. !6an lptteOe
pirteli9 - lptte0e mere og mere OPP
marfiomt til aaloet, ser uogif fra
0u0.
U1eo eet 6srte ban en- Stemne
Iige oeo fig.
De er OiIt @roingeng"
Seq 3"
ga, De er pit 5pnoeren, ser cr
saaet bort fra Quo = itte9"
n6porfra oe6 De oet2"
y6or ieg life Ret9"
6an tap og ilog gjnene neo.
o9il De frelIes2"
Seq fan life life mere"
.9if 9e2"
y6pao mener De-"
.Seg mener, ON De enonu er Id1
meget Wenneite - Iad meget MdnO.
at De bar 8iGie."
oSua meget Menneite = faa me
get Wlan0 bar en- Billie" 6dn
rstteoe fig op, % Def bar, Tom FAM
leoe ban al ben Gnergi. Der tunOe
opIpdres / bele bans at Drift og
Gait iaa s0elagte og fIappeOe Siel.
nOm jeg bar en- @iaie set
mdn9leoe bare mar bar 0a en-
nSan bis set, bOis set er Ian6t,
iaa tan De ferlies - blioe ct lpfte.
list, ct Ialigt MenneIfe. Som I often
81. 8 / n8laa aors"s Sal / =. gaoe
Rr. 4. Der bill De meoe @enner,
Der pil tage Dem oe0 0aan0en."
~ai. 8 p" Der lagOe fig en- Stp
ooer pans fure0e Ydn0e. Oct bar 10
pad Den 5io, ban ituloe begDnoe 1T
n4rbejoe". San iaa op paa oen unss
gRano, Der itoO foran BAN, og oens
nes oiaiefaIte Srat o. rene, mil0e
9lit, Ipntes at itdaliette bans Ioage
@nergi, og ban IOareOe:
noige meget = jeg Ital tomms."
~@oot ies ital tro Dem -
% penter Dem. gaa @enIpn / afs
ten."
9an lad os ioO bag en- megti1
Gino / en- arOs at qurfen. 9antsne
haooe ale b9ret beIatte. of og til
9if en- StelOen gennem bans 9egez
me, og ban itsnneoe. San bar ogial
in& i ct iOert 9lrbeios. Sun Tbntes.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-01-11

6an lad og FOB bag en- magti1
Sino | en- arog at parfen. 8antsne
haDoe ale b9ret beIatte. or og til
9if en- StelOen gennem bans 9ege=
me, og ban Itenneoe. San bar ogial
inb | ct iOprt ar6eioe. 9an Ibntes.
BAN ftoo | Dbno til op oOer anas
erne. 6an d~rbeiOeoe og arbejoe6s for
at fomme op, men 10 mere ban arr
bsioeoe, oes opbere idnt ban. plu0s
Idig leo en- Stemnle lige pe6 BAN:
nRef mig Din Suano. iua itaI
leg frelfe Dig"
6dn lsfteoe 5oDeoet Os Iaa op -
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-01-11

|part = DER bar Stpgge, og De!
bar oeilige @enfe at itratte iin'
paa.
geo Ell ginoue. 6pori ban leit'
set loften0e gobn nM9ltetooop,"
tanoIeOe ban ct gieblif, men efter
en- tort 5riItelIe git ban DiOere. 0et
|Par Sitting, ban bao0e, Oiloe ban
gsmme til often = til en- Opitram-
mer, for ban igen git paa u@r-
fej0e."
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-03-04
saas, 77o FOR AUDUBoNIsTs.
same Sum Also for Tuskegee Left by
 David Wilcox.

Philadelphia, March S.--By special ar rangement with David wilcox. presi- dent of the Delaware and Hudson com pany, the National Association of Au- dubon societies and the Tuskegee insti- ute have just come into possession of $232, ,77O.SO each. This sum constitutes the residuary estate of Albert Wilcox, wtlo died suddenly at Seabright last August.
 Tn his will MT. WillcGx made nrmer- ous special bequests to relatives and friends, bequeathing specifically $1O,O0O to the 5. R. Smith inf1rmary of Staten Island, and $1OO,OoO to the National As sociation of Audubon societies. The in- come from the residuary estate was to go to David Wilcox during his life time and at his death to be divided between the Audubon society and Tuskegee in- stitute.
 As a mark of respect for, the memory of his brother, MT. Wilcox took steps to arrange that the institutions named should have the immediate benefit of these bequests. The institutions receiv- ed: The Audubon societies, $932, ,77080, which sum includes the $110,000 specific bequest, and the Tuskegee institute, $232, ,770.S0.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-03-04
TALKING SHIP SUBSIDY
 MEASURE ID ITS DEATH
SUNDAY SESSION OF SENATE DE- VOTED TO 4 FTLIBUSTER
 BY DEMOCRATS.

When Adjournment Was Taken Just
 Before Midnight Last Night the Bill
 Was Still Under Consideration but Facing the Absolute Certainty of Failure With the Close of Congress TO-day-Friends Give Up Hope
 Session of the House--President
 Busy Signing Bills.
 Washington, March S.-Beginning at Il o'clock to-day by far the largest part of the session of the senate was devot- ed to filibuster by the democratic senators agalnst a ship subsidy bill as it passed the house, and when the sem ate adjourned, few minutes before midnight, the bill was still pending, but it was facing the absolute certainty of failure with the closs of congress at noon tomorrow. Speeches intended for no other purpose than to kill time were made by Senators Carmack, Dubois, Oyerman, Newlands and others who frankly confessed their intention of de- feating consideration of the, to them, objectionable measure. When the re- cess was taken at 11:40 the friends of the bill had given up all nope of secur- ing any shipping legislation during the present session.
 More than an hour was spent by the house in obtaining a quorum after meeting at Il o'clock to-day, but when the necessary number was secured bus- mess proceeded as usual. The greater part of the days session was given to the consideration of conference reports. A partial report on the sundry civil bill and partial report on the La Fol lette railroad bill were accepted and the bills sent back to conference for further consultation with the repre- sentatives of the senate. The final re- port on the pension appropriation bill, containing a provision for the main tenance of eighteen pension agencies, was agreed to. The bill authorizing the establishment of an agricultural station in the Philippines was passed. At o'clock the house took a recess un- til 9,30 and the nigtlt session continued until late.
 After the recess the house agreed to the conference report on the general deficiency bill.
 The conference report on the so-call- ed sixteen-hcur bill was agreed to by a vote of 23S to Q.
 The conference report on the sundry civil bill was agreed to, and, with busi- ness generally completed, the house at 12:1O a. m. took a recess until 9:SO to- day.
 day. The Aldrich currency bill was passed early this morning.
 President Roosevelt remained in his office tonight until 10 o'clock signing a large batch of minor bills that have been passed by congress. The presi- dent will not attach his signature to any of the important measures passed during the closing hours of the session until tomorrow.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-03-04
RA11Ro4D OPERATORS, HOURS.
How They Are Affected by Bill Limit
 ing Days Work.

Washington, March 3.-Conferees on the part of the senate and house to- night reported an agreement on the bill limiting the hours of labor for railroad employees, the section affecting tele- graph operators being as follows:
 That no operator, train dispatcher or other employe, who by the use of the telegraph or telephone dispatches, re- ports, transmits, receives or delivers orders pertaining or affecting train movements shall be required or per- mitted to be, or remain on duty for a longer period than nine hours in any twenty four hours period, in all towers, offices, places and stations continuously operated night and day, nor for a long CT period than thirteen hours in all of- fees, places and stations operated only during the day time, except in case of emergency when the employees named in this proviso may be permitted to be and remain on duty for four addition al hours in the twenty-four hour peri- cd, or not exceeding three consecutive days in any one week. Provided, fur ther, that the interstate commerce com mission after full hearing in particu- lar cases, may for good cause shown extend the period within which a com mon carrier shall comply with the pro- visions of this proviso as to such case"
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-03-04
MISSING MR. WALKER.
Now Thought He Has Escaped In sail-
 ing Vessel.

New Britain, March 3.-It is now be- ing asserted here that William F. Walker, the defaulting treasurer of the Savings Bank of New Britain, has made his escape from this country in a sailing vessel. Those who are as- serting this point out that the depart ure was carefully planned, say that Walker was fond of sailing trips, and refer to the fact that during the Civil war he served eighteen months in the old wooden navy as instructor, and be- came familiar with sailing.
 w. H. Hart, one of the banks com- mittee at New York; returned home last night, but expects to go. to New York tomorrow. The First Baptist church, of which Walker was a mem Der, deacon and Sunday school treas urer and secretary, will hold an execu- tive session Monday night. It is un- derstood that the finances and other business of the church will be discuss ed, and that Walker will probably be deposed from office, including that of membership on the building committee of the church. It is stated that there is nothing new in the Walker case tonight.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-03-04
Appeal Issued From New York by Re-
 lief Committee.

Appeal Issued From New York by Re-
 lief Committee.
 New York March s.-The following appeal from the Russian famine relief committee was issued to-day;
 "A terrible famine, unparalleled in severity and extent, afflicts the people of Russia. Through the utter failure of their crops millions are starving The number of the dead and dying will vastly grow unless immediate relief is furnished. In this emergency appeal is made to the humane instincts of the people of the United States in behalf of these stricken fellow beings. Let the response be prompt and generous.
 Arrangements are being made by which the money collected by the Rus sian famine relief committee will go as directly as possible to the relief of the suffering without delay or Applications, Contributions sent to Samuel J. Bar rows, 1855 East Fifteenth street, New York city, will be acknowledged and deposited with the Morton Trust com pany."
 The appeal is signed by the president of the committee, Bishop Potter; Felix Adler, Nicholas Murray Butler Coad- tutor Bishop David H. Greer, J. Pier pont Morgan, Jacob H. Schiff James speyer, oswald G. Willard and others.