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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-30
SHERIFF KILLED
BY DESPERATE
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LARAMIE. wyo.. May 30 --sher.
iff Bath. Of this city. was killed
yesterday afternoon. 30 miles west
Of town. By a man named Summers.
Of Walden. Colo.
Summers il still at large. with a
posse pursuing him. Summers
had held up and robbed his en-.
ployer. At Walden. taking his pistol
and beating him over the head with
n. Officers from Walden started
after Summers. notifying Sheriff
Bath. who left here IN an auto
mobile. Going to spot within
four miles Of where his body was
afterwards found. Sheriff Bath left
the automobile The Colorado Of.
ficers later found his dead body.
Summers has fled 20 the mountain
Businesses.
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welcomed 10 TIE family circle. 4
short time ago Amsosisni left the
NilntRn home Mrs. Wlistea
seemed not Ia regrct his departure.
although the deserted husband
says she appeared theughifal ana
moady at times.
Last "Wednesday mernsHE wills
ten kissed his wif. aAd ekildreR
Ross by fer the gay. ~ had bees
Ms won't. ana west sowA into the
mines 20 earn the money which
was 60 feed the mouths at hose.
Scarcely had he disappeared around
bend IN the road after waving
good BY 20 his youngest child.
when Mrs Wiiston told her eldest
dauFhter Selma that she WIS EoiEg
60 Seattle. Telling the children
not t. worry. the woman walked
90 BLACK Diamond. where she
caught the 7is train for this city
Finds Money Missing.
When wllston returned &c his little
home after hard day work. his
daughter Selma told him that her
mother had left for Seattle wills.
ton thought his wife's action rather
strange. but was not alarmed.
Thursday and Friday passed and
siill the woman was missing. Thor.
oughly alarmed. Wilston searched
his wife'a effects aud found that
she had taken her best clothes and
sl0o Of his hard.caFned money. the
savings of many months. To fill
his cup Of woe. Wilston found a
letter buried In his trunk signed
by his wife. the miustye stated that
she was tired Of life and was going
90 end her troubles
Vilston thinks that his wife
elopcd with Ambosilini lie refuses
"a believe that she would take all
his savings were she intending sim.
ply 10 end her life Mrs Wilston
Is 80 years old rather heavily built.
has blue eyes. dark brown hair and
IN about feet inches In height
Wilston today stated that he
would spare neither effort nor ex.
ponae TO locate his missing wife
II she has eloped with Ambosilini
he says he will prosecute her merei.
icssly This morning he notified
the police Of all principal coast
cities 20 watch for his wife
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-30
AUT0IsT KILLED
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BALTIMORE. MAY 3O.-Emman,
uel L. Cedino. the noted Italian
automobile driver, was instantly
killed at Pamhco race track yes
terday afternoon. Spectators saw
his car skid aud turn over. Three
Of It's wheels were smashed &c.
drluo and his brother. who is his
mechanic aud was with him IN the
car. were thrown out violently
against a fence The brother was
httle hurt but Cedrlno died In
stantly of a broken neck.
Before Cedrino's debut i'm the
United States as an expert driver
In automobile races he was chauf
fenr TO Queen Helena of Italy
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A Years Imprisonment
n $500 Fine, the
Maximum Penalty.
V,,1eryeer Announces That
C,uvictiou Marks Be-
.uniug Of Crusade.

Conviction OF A. Z. Eriek-
- q conspiracy 20 raise the
- Al mix, By a jury IN the
s~<r.or court yesterday, was
= frss resist Of the crusade
szss, the combines Of Seat
: naugusatca BY The Star
At ytzr.
Wk:le thr credit Of the con
,sssn is due h First Assist
NJ Frosecuting Attorney Geo,
i yandefvecr. the first proofs
Z he exisseneo Of the con
rraxv 10 raise the price OF
Ill were presented 10 Mr.,
gnasrvcer BY The Star.
II. Nandervcer proved his
Sspsition to 81 his iull daty
! he public in the position
xsxA he occupies by taking up
a, ras<, developing conclusive
esl<nxe AMI proceeding against
ssht 81 the members oi the
IL exchange involved IN the
dssprzcy
ken other prosecutions ioF
asgirzcs to raise the price OF
r.k SILL follow the conviction
SIR Erickson and other com
hnxs will receive attention
axf On.
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sleep. tired. Of course. IRON their
trip.
The admiral and his officers took
calm view Of the Port Angeles
committee. 10 Tired and weary. and
decided TO let the poor fellows
rest SO they called 10 small
boy near ri hand and for a quarter
~ dollar get themselves plloted
t0 the lake and 10 a small boat
which lay on the shore. Taking
this boat. they went out and fished
for sone three OF four hours. the
aaMiral catching one fine big trout,
AZ lsngth IL came time To return.
10 the naval men went back 20 the
house IN search Of the entertain.
meHt committee. They found IL all
rieht The four members lay
saeriug loudly Oh the porch. just AZ
thes had dropped hours before.
Guests Return Alone.
Net caring t. disturb such sound
Bnd rcfreshinE siusabcrs. the al
mifai gave orders 10 leave The coal.
mifteemen alaBe aas. taking the
vehicles. the fishing party return.
I'd witheut a pliat 60 Port Angeles,
reaching there safely early In the
evening
Just how the committee ever Fot
back home melody IA the fleet
knows When the baitieshlps sailed
These respected citizens vere still
among the missing
Il Is net yet known how the sub
serlbers 70 the Port Angeles enter
;aiumeug funa received their FEEL
iewH out az the lake when they set
hack There rs said to Ne some talk
% eharEing them up with ali Of
the hqeia refreshments which had
been diverted from the admiral aHd
hhs officers TO their owR use.
In the meantime Pert Angeles
inas't shouting very loud
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HAVE
ENDED
Life
Wife of Black Diamond
Miner Missing Since
Last Wednesday.
Leaves Letter Threatening
Suicide But Star Bearder
Is Suspected.

Leaving a letter stating that she
VAS Kolne to Mil herself and hide
her body whore he would never
find II. Mrs Sophia Wilsten. wife
at Victor Wilstou. coal miner at
Lawson. deserted her cosy little
home and seven children last
"Wednesday morning. Wilston ap.
peared at police headquarters to
tiAy aud asked the aid Of the police
IN the restoration OF his spouse.
Fourteen years ago the two were
married and seven children blessed
the union 1ne youngest child Is
z years old and the eldest / Net
In all their married life have Wills.
ton aud his wife engaged In any
serious alteration, according to his
story. The tenor of their lives. he
says. ran smooth and sweet
star Boarder Appears.
Two months ago man named
Frank Ambosiiini appeared az the
Wilaton home. lie Wag cordially
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least the egmmlttee Thought. One
~ them finally remembered the
liquid Indian killer which was
sioshins around Ia the black
bottles under hls seat. aud made
reach for some Of H. lie first
politely proffefed the admiral a
drink. aud. IN fhe latter waA aat
thirstY. took ene himself
The other oommltisemea. seeiss
the move % their fellow citizen.
quichiy followed suit. and uneork.
ed other kiaaa BEETLES In IN effort
60 make every body happy aHa eoua.
Portable
Find . Resting Place.
Finally tho tlahlng party reached
a paint hear Lake Crescent where
a snail ranch house shO~ed itself
And this house bad m inviting II
iis perch. with = roof ana some pIl.
lars &c upheld the roof
The Port Angeles COMMITTEES
s,cerca for this house That n.
they steefed their coaYeYances la
that direction. The house. II IL true.
iidnt i0ok much like lake. bat
then Il had Yerandn with up.
right sticks for supports--ana such
a vefanda wasn't 80 be aneeEee ~
by any discerning committee.
Reaching the porch. the commit.
teemen dsaemharksd rather aSk.
wArdiY from thslr vehicles. The
naval officers foiiowiag
The committee made a bee tine
for tho pillars Of the perch and lean.
ed up against them. Possibly II
wasn't quite bee line, but any
how they go, tllere. each 81 them.
LIE Down and Steep.
Then the committee thouEilt the
floor locked better thaa the pillars.
aud eat down on a. Then the fenr
laid dswn. Next they went 70
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WASHINGTON. May 3e.-This
nation has never seen the ceuntor-
part OF this day and the cosaPre@-
Use currency bin seems dooMed 10
be talked to death and the exsss-
toners are wonderfully well cse-
sen.
The brilliant Senator Stose. Of
Missouri, who took up the vocal at
tack where it was dropped this
morning by the tireless Ia Toilette.
of Wisconsin. seems ambitious ~
even Guido his predecessor.
Stone Is famous for his ability
10 talk. but this is the first time
he has ever been let out in long
distance endurance tournament in
the senate.
And Senator Gore. of Oklahoma.
SIN is fresh and anxious. The blind
statesman from the baby state also
has laurels as an orator OF rare
power and strength. II appears TO
he a sad outlook for Aldrich and
eis friends who are fighting to pass
the bill
II IS predicted that the ofatorial
contest which began yesterday
morning would be In fun blast at
church time tomorrow.
As there is no definite time set
Tor adjournment, the men conduct
ing the filibuster must talk on and
on until they simply wear out their
opponents or themselves.
WASHINGTON, May 30-Sena-
tor la Toilette. after speaking for
Is hours aud % minutes. breaking
an previous records of the senate.
concluded his speech against the
compromise emergency bin at "A
o'clock this morning. apparently lit
tie the worse for the terrific con-
tinuous strain which he had under
gone.
senator Stone. of Missouri, inn
-
CONTINUED on Page Three.l
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-30
RECORD
MADE
Aeroplane Today Beats All
Previous Flights and
Wins Prize.
tsy unI,ea Press

ROME. May S0.-The most re-
msrkable aeroplane flight on record
was made today BY DE Lagrange.
who by performing the feat. won
the $500 offered to the winner OF
the aeropIane contest.
The machine used In this in
stance is the same one In which
De Lagrange navigaied the air be
fore the eyes OF King Emmanuel
OF Italy early in the week. To-day
he covered a distance OF 1880
metres in fifteen minutes and
twenty-six seconds. The aeroplane
made nine trips around the Plaza
dArmi An immense crowd saw
DE Lagrange win the prize.
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TORPEDO BOATS ARE
ORDERED TO FRISCO.

NAVY YARD. PUGET SOUND.
MAY g0.-An order has been re-.
ceived here from the department
ordering the torpedo boat destroyer
GoldsborouEh and the torpedo boat
Rowan to proceed 20 San Francisco
as soon as they are prepared 10
go to sea. The ships will DO ready
to leave within week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-30

George p. vsadsrvesr wss en.
dorsea as q candidate fer the effies
~ prosecuting attorney ot King
county BY the ~nlik trust Jury AZ.
ter the ciose Of the Erickson trial
yesterday sfsernoan.
Judge a. ". Frazier vas also en-
aorsed Tor reelection 20 tne sus
perior bench.
So Impressed ssas the jury ~ish
the efficiency Khessn ~ Mr.. Wander
srer ~ho. a. aepvty prosecuting
attorney. 10 conducting tire psosees.
fior Of the mills conspiracy essrs.
that trey nast again after rendering
ire verdict ard being excused.
passed the resciutiors of commend
alton. The court baiisH was eaifed
upon 20 convey tbe resolutions to
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-30
PASTOR WILL RETURN.

Elder Freeman Walden will
preach az the University Place
Christian church tomorrow morn
Ing In the evening n C. +. rally
will be held The pastor, Thomas
!. Shuey. who has been out OF
town for a month viii return next
Sunday.
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FOUL PLAY Is SUSPECTED
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PRINCETON. \. J.. May 30--
Developments ~ the past few days
have led Special Prosecutor George
Befdinc to suspect that the death
Of MISS Bertha Vanderbilt, assist
ant librarian Of the Princeton mi.
vcrsity library. was not the result
OF an accident. and Mr. Berdine has
begun an Investigation Miss Van
defbilt Was the daughter Of a Jew.
eief Of Amsterdam. y Y.
Mr. Berdine may demand that tho
body be exhumed for an autopsy
10 determine the cause of Miss Van.
derbllta death. II Is probable that
he will ask for an order of the su.
preme court permitting an autopsy.
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DROPS DEAD

ABERDEEN. May 39.--1. y Ee.
erer. one Of the prominent timber
owners of this part ~ Washington
aud a partner of Congressman Ford.
ney. Of Michigan. his brotberin.
law. dropped dead while cruising
timber about fifteen miles from
here. The body viii be shipped to
hiss former home In saginaw Mich
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Entertainers Imbibe Freely
and Officers Go Fish
ing Alone.
Drive Back TO Town While
Committee Stays Behind
Asleep.

A rare story is solnK the rounds
" the Atlantic baltienhip feet. ia
ssich tire late reception committee
At Port Angeles figures most prom.
tn~ntly
~ fact THE committee iaihercd
ssaeif all over With krea, goba Of
slcsy. aud lie ame IL being spread
sd aieng the Pacific ceaat. ~hore
ever tncia Sans beats call te
kf~st the l.eople
y seems that The pstriesa # Port
AaEsles wanted te - the oallfor
ssaEa enc better Ia the art 81 lees
sassftaininE. and kneslag that biF
ts0ut ainanded IN Lake Crescent.
BIS eauush % fiszht aay Ravsl off
eeF single handsd on even bets.
her decided 20 appoint ft1nr of
thssif most respected and akiiifui
slarena to pilot q partg 81 the nav.
a. Hea % these aboundinR waters
Men Above Suspicion.
lhtN committee EaN only select
- after many anxious conferences
and = thorough Inquiry Into the
pasl aad present life Of each man.
Finally four were found who. ilke
ane4ss sifc. we're above susgic.
Hsn. To these four men we're en-
trusted Admiral Emery aud three
pthef high officers OF the Atlantic
fleet. together wlth nHndrs pack
AGES Of dry and liquid refresh.
meuia. alse several eonysysnees Dor
carrying the fishing party 60 aud
tom the lake.
Esfi4 IN the morning the al.
niirai and his staff unheaved an.
ehors ia Port Angeles aaa in
charge u the committee started Ia
quest 81 lieaTdslsf trosst
tsss q Pleasant Thovghs.
The way Vas rough and tedious.
End the jolilns vas searfsh. 50 NJ
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Mr.. vzn6efveer and Judge Frstsr,
The enforcement Of NJ. Wander
seer By the Jury prscsdes ths an.
nouneement Of mis- candidacy which
vii DC made 81 meeting June Q.
Masor John y. Miller will be the
principal spesAer and George y.
RoeseA. John n. Powell. j. n.
Frtek, presidens OF tire Washing
tor Iron Works. John {. Higgins.
!, 3. Nnioksrbocker. assistant At.
tofnss general. ard Gorden I've
land. prosecuting attorney % Ere.
horflsn courty, with also spsss
Everett c. Eiiis viii pfsaiae.
Al endorsement % Ne. Naresr.
seerst candidacy. ~sleh Il berg
circulated among the members ~
the bar. has already been signed ~
over $50 lssysss.
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\. Hamphfles. counsel for Erick
son. to-day. -.l.. falling n that.
sc viii carry thu case so tAe ssl
nrcme court
4 elalm that ths facts IN che
case do not warrant me verdict
40 one has ever head Of a retailer
being charged with trying e. effect
monopoly. This Il something
only possible Tor wholesalers. aad
the law can oniy apply 70 them,
There are AZ least 40 aairytmen IN
Seattle. and only elEht q them are
charged wtfh the conspiracy
III vas the two letters written
By Mr. Stray that heat us Mr.
stray promised me that he would
be In court yesterday mcrnlag bot
he did not appear. and We had a
suhpOena issued for him.
Stray 10 Compounded.
~He lm now ia a worse bax than
than ever, for the fact that be ran
AVA will psreiF Imply a csStsia
amoaSs Of guilt he teld NE that
he had never been elected treas
arer Of the exchange
mr STRAY Was seen this u1eFu4Eg
AZ his dairy At NE corner Of uniaa
and Seventh. almost too busy h
talk.
4 don't know anything ait@ui shs
case except what ! have seen In
the papers. he said 4 had some
business 10 attend 10 yesterday sud
could not get up 10 the ceuft
house. seeming TO think THAI the
Law had no call upon him.
Inquiry at his home. tes1 Sec.
ond ~. y. w. last night ELECTED
the fact thar he had not been at
home all that day. and no one
seemed 20 know where he vas. al
though his wife vac sick In bed.
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IN hsnor ~ a nationa wisenius
heroes Seattle paused totay and
ruxcrentif paid tribute - q
eauntgYt fallen sana ef battle
f1axn ~ere draeed " mouFutnE
and muffled drums soieea salsnsn
re4nism 10 the msmorY 81 tsstes
whoar life aud blood has been sac
fifiessi On the altar Of Liberty
AGED veterans ~ the days q var.
q fast aNindtibs remnant of %.
m4ahiy farcea whteh once marched
cut "a al the story Of youth and
IsuNer. tfua once more The brick
ribbed canyons af a rityH con
meFce FaitsFsng steps aud hsade
crowned vita Times Heritage Of
SILVER marked the hoe % the re-
naming LIVING who honarud thsif
fallen comrades bY The annual oh
ssryanee ~ Memorial day
The pfoEraza was much HE thoen
q preee1iaz Years. but with the
Observance natlrs added a iuach
az pathus Ia the Hhortcning cnlnmn
and aie~cf step. TodaYs parade
only emphasized the rapid filKht 81
time ard bfuaRht the living and
the dead nearer the biseuac Of thr
treat Beyond
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PaSce claims lta harvest u death
~ sell - sar. and May faces re-
mambc.ed from previous services
Werc missing In the nne Of those
who marched for the patriot dead
others marched. but still more slow
aud feeble and corresilns
frames and diIumlnE eyes marked
many Who. perhaps for The last
time. atrewed slowefs on the sep
uieherm OF those NOV sleeping IN
tne silent grave.
Along the line Of parade wac a
lavish display q nRtioual noiors
and the flaE for which 20 many
thousands had willingly gone 10
death when var had rent the Land
Many Of the iarEef structures were
sftll crowned with the hHntink and
embioms that had greeted the ~
cent visit % The hlg white squad
ron. and almost every building told
appropriately Of the dBy which has
been set aside for those who fell
amid the havoc OF battle wasted
hts or plain.
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WASHINGTON, MAY, so. -
(euLLETiN.l - TIE FiLt6Uss
TER WAS TEMPORARILY ssoK-
EN- LATE THIS AFTERNOON AND
TIE CONFERENCE REPORT ON
THE CURRENCY BILL WAS
ADOPTED BY A VOTE OF % TO
%. SENATOR Ia TOILETTE
VOTED IN THE AFFIRMATIVE
So THAT He COULD MOVE TO
RECONSIDER, AND SAYS THAT
He WILL CONTINUE THE FIGHT
INDEFINITELY. the VOTE WAS
TAKEN AT 1850 O'CLOCK.
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y ron fail 70 find this man
-. tie price Of milk viii go up
"a within two days I leave the
eseiasion Of this matter TO your
onnou sense
| % not think that we will have
~ mach trouble In getting a con.
7n N the remaining cases. {"
- W. Fanderveer today. "A
.ssasefip, q The evidence In this
!. VIII which to confront the
1sf asfendants will be sufficient
seeare q speedy conviction
ne other defendants are + W
ason. alleged secretary and
49, stray. alleged treasurer Of
seatiie MIR Exchange. j &.
aaan; AleH Murray. =. o Kat
- =. " Lundberg and c. John.
Ins trial Of stray has been
n ~ June 10. and II l. said that
60. ne remaining dairymen Will
Asdf N the result
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u has taken a good deal OF
Mia Intriguing and seheming To
y ~ evidence AZ all A verdict
4 tailsT In this case means that
svs'T e1m5ination IN King county
~ has hat % Do with the fixing
q sFsl..clsI prices 90 the necessi
t1 II Afe win Be prosecuted. and
1ssiefed n possible.
We are attacking a condition Of
VAR that il unjust to this com
1zitf We are trying TO change
y situation 80 that II a man wants
y g INTO business 10 this county
sia9at asking aHybody'H permls-
~ and flx bis own prices. be may
. sithout getting down on his
fzses 70 any one.
ne price Of milk vent mp 2
w on October /. 1907. after an
Essmsni had been made b. the
wv dealers Two days after the
S'stsHiion Of this defendant aud
sasfs ras commenced the price
n.lk was dropped down to the
" hzase
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a asek iho ~nna trust Jury only
xuu,r minutes yesterday after
- u eouvlcE Andrew y. Erick.
q proprietor Of the Jersey dairy.
nsSlt Denny wAy. of having con
rrs< 70 raise the price Of milk
i ieaztis last September ard DC
49,.
n Erickson can be fined 40 10
! enxsmum Of $500 or imprisoned
\ .se osunty ian mp 10 a term Of
~ rear. ali OF part Of both He
\ sas out on boed. a. are the
ms othsr daiFyrnes indicted with
~
.rrtfy easy. wasn't itf said
&mtT Prosecuting Atty. George
ii FandeFyeer. EhO Is much
1Hssed 81 the result OF the first
~ y The milk conspiracy eases
po4g believe that we have had
y sssy time In getting our evil
kres. he told the jury tn his clos
IS femsrks Every Witness who
No safo this court vas testifylng
xainzt himself. and you wiil under
ms hat be gould not come Eill.
NxiY o. thai account.
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Wisconsin Senator Talked
Over Eighteen Hours
on Bill.
Breaks All Previous Rec
ords Made in the
Senate.

Since the organization Of the
United States senate a rule has
been IN force allowing each mem
Der unlimited time for debate on
any public question under discus
sion. 4 senator onee on the floor
can talk until he chooses 20 stop,
be II ten minutes or ten hours or
mere. He siso has the privilege Of
temporarily yieldieg the floor to
another senator 20 talk on the same
subject. with the privilege Of re-
Stunning his speech at any time. IN
this way two or more senators,
work Ing In combination. can talk
for days provided qusrum con-
inues to be present. Al any time.
however. when Il 10 ciseovered that
a quorum is not present the sens-
tor on the floor has the privilege
Of forcing an adjournment, and can
then resume his speech the next
day when tire senate reeonsenes.
When fiiibusterine tactics Of thls
soft are attempted by a minority
- the senate u is the usual thing
fer the nnaIority OF the members 10
remain obstinstely In continuous
session. with the oh geet Of wearing
cut the filihussers. Once senator
yields the floor az . result Of en-
ha0stien the majority can then take
control Of things unaer the rules
ard force q vote o. the measure
under discussion.
The house Of representatives hss
> rule limiting debate 10 periods Of
IS minutes unless time 10 extended
BY consent Of the house.
la Follstse 10 trying 70 talk until
the time for aciournlns the senate
nest week, with the aid OF Stone
and others. So as &c present vote
on the financial bill, thus killing u.
--Editor Star.
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49, ~ VII Ole a motion for 4 new
Immediately" said Atty. John