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METHODIST EPISCOPAL.

HASLINE NJ. E CHURCH. sth and P stS. Nv.
ReY chtrles +. Guthrie. pastor. ESQ a. H., Sun
day school. Il q. H.. Holy Communion service.
$50 D H.. EgWOTth League. singing by Choir
Club u ff-y voices. 80 p m. sermon by pastor,
topic. Some Good Things About Lent" Seats
free. Strangers weicuuae.
FOUNDRY II. F. CHURCH 18th and Church sts
nv. Rev Robert II. More D. D.. pastor. sun
day school, 80 a. %. Preaching By pastor. Il
70. snd p. m. Epworth League. Z p. N, Seats
free. Al welcome
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Ali Souls Unitarian Churca. Fourteenth
and L streets, announces daily vesper
services for the week beginning Sunday.
April Y. The service on Sunday win be
az O'Clock, and on week days at 4:45
o'clock With the exception OF Sunday.
the services win last half an hour. There
viii be music by the choir.
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CHARITY ENTERTAINMENT.

Mrs. Ely Shelby Hammond Reeifea
for Large Audience at Cairo.
Mrs. ely Shelby Hammond, well known
in Washington as a character and dialect
story-teller. entertained a large audience
last night in the ballroom Of the Cairo.
In addition to Mrs. Hammond's stories Of
quaint Southern llfe we're a number Of
solos by Miss Courtney Collins and Miss
Ida Spindle.
The proceeds Of the entertainment viii
be devoted to the maintenance fund for
schools for children In the isolated Ap-
palaehian districts.
On the committee OF arrangements and
entertainment were Mrs. John NJ. Culp.
Mrs. Edward ". Parker, Mrs. Anthony
T. Lucas. and Miss HaIly B. Bryan.
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METHoDIsT EPISCOPAL soUTH.

MARVIN. enFuer 10Th and sis sF Rev. S. K
Cockrtll. pastor. Preaching II 4 m and p n.
hy the pastqr. Sunday school, ss9. EpwoTth
League j. N.
MOUNT VERNON PLACE METHODIST EPIs-
GOPAL CHURCH SOUTH. Rev. J. Howard
Wells pastor. Preaching. u a. n. and p. n
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EXCURSIONS.

Delightful, as well as interesting. the
sail down the noble Potomac via the superb Norfolk
and Washington steamers is a trip which few vis
itors to the National Capital foTego. This line
brings within convenient reaching distance Of thj.
city, Old Point Comfort, Norfolk. Portsmouth.
lamestoWn: Yorktown. and many other Old Denim
ion localities and spots rich in historical assoe,a.
tions.
saiiinss are made daily at $50 D. m. from sss-
enth street wharf Fort Monroe and Norfolk being
reached early n The morning Daily connections At
the terminal port are made with boats for New
fork and Boston, likewise train connections for
points South. stateroom reservations and All infer
nation can be obtained at the wharf or at ths
uptown ticket Office, first floor 'of the Colorado
Bldg. 15 18th St
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Judge aIuIlowny's Dog Dead.

bull terrier belonging to Judge Null
lowny became irrational yesterday morn
ing, and. running amuck IN a frenzy
through the Police Court. caused a panic.
Bailiff S. 3. Kendig attempted to catch
the dos and vas bitten on the left wrist.
a few minutes later the dog had con-
Yulsions and died.
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LUTHERAN.

MEMORIAL ). G. Butler. pastor. Palm Sunday;
Confirmation, {. Passion Week. Services Monday
% Thursday g ard Good Friday, j. Lcrds Sup
peF Thursday night school. go C. T.. 3 and T..
KELLER MEMORIAL. Sd. ave. and 9Th Il. ne.
Res. C. = Niles, pastoT. Preaching II a. m
The Royalty Of Christ" p "a, Il Would.
fe Aoaid Not Leutea services TUESDAY We.luss-
day Thursday. and FRIDAY evenings at o'cloek,
Friday eeaing being preparatory services.
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Charged With stenIing clothlnr.

Lorenz Brown. a negro. will be ar
raigned in the Police Court to-day on a
charge of larceny. He is alleged 10 have
stolen clothing valued at $500 from John
Fl. Crocksdale, a roomer at 734 Twelfth
street northwest, where Brown was form
erly employed. A quantity Of the stolen
goods was recovered.
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FuneraI OF sIrr. N. c. AIexnnaer.

The funeral of Mrs. Mary C. Alexan-
der took place yesterday afternoon from
| 1920 Seventeenth street northwest. aev.
George F. Dudley. pastor Of st. Stephens
Episcopal Church, offieiated at the serv-
ices in the house and at Rock Creek
Cemetery. Mrs. Alexander was promi-
nent In church and charitable work.
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PRESBYTERIAN.

THE CHURCH OF TIE COVENANT. connectieit
ave-, and Eth siE Rey Charles Wood D. ID.
pastor, VIII ofiieste io.moTrow a. u a. M and al
y N. Sunday school at 9,s5 a. n Caristisn
k1deaToT meeting al D. ID SPECIAL services
every aftenoon uegt week at O'Clock In the
chapel except on saturday, with seTIaoas by DT
Wood
NEW YORK AVE. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
New 1Gik ave. II and l3lh SIS DE- Wallace
Radcliffe, pastor. II a. M public worship; sermon
b TIE PASTOR Ia5 .. Bi.. The Modern Book u
Acts; The Noieeless Singer. $50 a. NJ. Bible
seheel 9S5 a. n. adult classes 6a9 .. N
Christian EndeaF0r society.
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BAPTIST.

TEAd2LE BAPTIST CHURCH. 10Th and sts.
l,r J. ]. Muir. pastor. il a. m, Preaching ard
baptism IS p, "a, Reg @. J.. WhiIehouss Hin
Preach and baptize. imaaanue Church uniting in
service ;. s., go a. m C. T.. e:s5 D. H.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH. 18th and SIS. G 2.
hlnbigser pastor e-9 g. m s. s. II a. m
He loved and Gave" p m C. Z p m.
Weak aud Strong FaHh" Meetings every even
ing next week Egsfgbodr welcome
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Funeral of Anton Remey.

Anton Remey. for many years a resident
of Georgetown, who died Wednesday, at
his home 1921 Wisconsin avenue, was
buried yesterday from st. Mary's Catholic
Church, in St. Mary's Cemetery. Mr..
Remey was seventy-one years old, and
had been Ill more than a month
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Rests in Rock Creek Cemetery.

The funeral Of Mrs. Ellen l. Hi. wife
of John r. Hin. chief OF the engraving
division of the Bureau OF Engraving and
Printing, took place yesterday afternoon
from the family home. 1927 Girard street.
Burial was in Rock Creek Cemetery.
Rev. Frank SeWaf, pastor Of the Sweden
borglan ChuEslL, ofleIatIng.
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NEW CHURCH.

NEW CHURCH. 18th and Corcoran sts Nv. Rev.
Frank Sewan, y. d.. pastor wiH preach at Il
q, N, At the City Gates. Palm Sunday seH-
ice; baptism. Sunday school E.l5. S p. m. lee
tlIo, What Is Life. and What Is Il Fors" We'd
nesday In Bsst0T study. %. Young Peoples Con
fsTeBce. GOOD FRIDAY, service and sermon, Il
g. n. Holy Saturday i:i5 p. N preparatory sGTT-
ice All are faFited
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SEyENTH-DAY ADVENTIST.

MEMORIAL s. D. a. CHURCH. cor. l2th and II
SIS. Nv. Subject fer Sunday night. APRIL p AZ
4.i5 p m, Evangelist B. l. House yin spaak On
the following topic; Is Christ OF Peter ths
Rock" The apostolic succession VIII lie considered.
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D. j. LeverOne's Funeral To-day.

David J. Leverone, one Of the hest
known ItaIian-Americans ia the city, who
died after a prolonged illness at his home.
746 Ninth street northwest, VIII be buried
to-day from st. Patrick's Church. Mr..
Leverone was flfty-six years old, and
was IN the wholesale fruit business. His
wife and three children survive him.
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UNITARIAN.

ALL SOULS CHURCH, cor Igth and SIS
Ulysses q. 3. Pierce, minister. s,i5 a. m. sun
day school. Class for the Comparative Study q
RelgioH and l'Bity Study Class. II g. n, morn
ING service Sermon bs the minister. p m-.
vesper service. 7S4 p n. Young Peoples Reli-
giJus UniCa. Daily TespeIs throughout the Eeek
az As
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UNIVERSALIsT.

OF OUR FATHER. 18th and L SIS. Nv.
Rev. John Van sChaioh. IT,. pastor. IL a. m.
morning service; Palm Sunday: Success and Fail
ure" 80 p m. vesper service s85 s. m,
Sunday school l2ao 2. NJ. y P. c. L. Com
munion service. Thursday. q p. N.
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MseoNNELL DISCOVERIES in
VT Al = Q r c e
Prove : self-eure for all InvslIdisnv.

Mr.. Mcconnell has proven that the production Of
vital power can be increased by an Invalid or old
person to cure himself Of ell chronic diseases Morn
ms and afternoon CLASSES. Consultation free Refre-
sentatises viii cali If desired. Information and m
erzturs At oce ss Metropolitan Bank Building. sis
EfteeBsh street. Telephone Main sQIs.
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CHRISTIAN.

VERMONT AVENUE CHURCH. Services. vitl
sermon by Frederick -. poEer, II and 5. snd eaci
evening during lha Wo.L. s S. .-aaa. q. = Z
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OCCULT RESEARCH.

"sOLARITY" TIE OLDEST OCCULT ORDER
in tiA werld. Students now being enrolled. Send
for circular and application. 5. YIYAR. care
The Herald api-2t
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REPORTS ARE HEARD
Meeting of EndeayOr Union
Well Attended.
MANY SOCIETIES ASSEMBLE

Project of Southeast Boys Club Dis
eUssed by A. NJ. Chesley-sunior
c. z, Boys Club, of Keller Memo
rial Church, Is in FIOurishing
CoRdition-Gfves Entertainment.
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While you think Of IL, telephone your
Want Ad. to The Washington Herald. and
bill viii be sent you at cent word
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EVANGELICAL CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

EVANGELICAL CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH.
Scottish Rite Han. loo7 q st. nv. Services: u
8. m and p. m Subject Of morning lecture BY
BISHOP OLIVER c. SABIN,
Our Habits Subject Of evening lecture b.
Miss MARTHA + VAN VOAST. +Why Diist
Th0u Falter5' Miss Edith pickeTinE soloist Tes-
timouial meeting Wednesday evening at s p n.
seats free AL invited
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Parish to have the annual Episcopal vis-
itation at the Parish Church on Palm
Sunday evening
On Wednesday evening Of this week,
Epiphany Chapel choir rendered Sir
John staiuer's sacred cantata. ''The Cruel
hxion. at the chapel of which Rev. E.
Rufin Jones Is vicar Mr.. jones is the
son of the Rev. Edward Valentine Jones'
OF the Diocese Of Virginia, who preached
to the congregation both morning and
evening on Sunday, March 2s.
The grand total of all the offerings
Of the Episcopal churches and chapels
Of the Diocese Of Washington. consisting
OF the city of Washington. the District
Of Columbia, and four counties Of Mary
land-Aiontgomery, Prince George, Charles.
and st. Mary-was exactly SsSS,s6AlS. OF
this sum S2se,Oo5.s2 was spent on It's
parishes and S22.s61a on its diocesan
objects. leaving only $i4S46.s9 to so 20
purposes in which the diocese had no
direct and personal interest These fig-
ures viii come as a startling revelation to
many.
Next Friday being Good Friday, there
viii be almost continuous services in the
churches. among them "the three-hours'
service which, singulariy enough, is not
In the prayer book. though for Good Fri
day observance ii is the most popular Of
them all.
It used to be given out that the service
originated with one Alfonso Messla, who
composed it in 1872 for a church at Lima
IN Peru, and that from thence 1t spread
rapidly through Peru. Chile. Panama
Mexico, and finally through Europe. But
It has since. transpired that benefaction
was left. soon after the reformation, to
the Church OF St Margarets, Lothbury,
London, for the maintenance of the three
hours service in that church, the service
TO be preached by the rector in the pres
ence of the Merchant Taylor's Company
In accordance with this rule. the COM
pany annually attends the preaching of
the service in st. Margarets Church |
The service lasts from u 10 o'clock. /
Practically all the churches viii observe il. I
Following later in the day, generally at /
p. m, IL is becoming more and more a
custom for the choir 10 sing the "Crucifix- /
lon" or other sacred eantata suitable to 1
the passion and death of Christ.
The Church Fly Leaf the diocesan
church paper Of New Hampshire. says:
The Rev Walden Myer, late of Wash /
ngtOn. has accepted a mastership at st. /
Paul's School and is at work there
Mr.. Myer was in town this week and
last Sunday occupied his old place in the 1
pulpit Of the Chapel Of Christ Church. /
navy yard
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sPIRITUALIssI.

FIRST ASSOCIATIONS. Pythian Temple I'd foorl.
Lecture by Airs. Longy az p M, followed by
spirit messages. MTs. Ripple. medium far inds-
Pendent voices. win give a seanea FOR the beneft
q the First Association Tuesday, Arrii a. a. 8
p. IT,. t02 a - s..
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. SCIENTIST. lsth
and SIS nW. Services. Sunday. il q. u. and
r. IL. Subject:
ARE SIN. DISEASE. AND DEATH REALf'
Sunday school, Il a. "a. Wednesday evening
meeting s o'eleck. Public cordially invited Al
seats free. Fee reading Tooza. sol Colorado Bldg
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EPISCOPALIAN NOTES
Late Rev. ]. B. Perry Re-
GREETED in Community.
WAS ST. ANDREWS RECTOR

Good Friday VIII Bring Almost COa-
ttnuOus Services in the Churches
Bishop satterIee's Memorial Conn
mittee's Report Is Encouraging.
Annual Offerings in Washington.
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ORIENTAL PHILOSOPHY.

ORIENTAL ES0TERI0 CENTER, AS Q = Leo
tuTe Sunday evening. s.l5 THE PATH OF Isl
TIATION." wednesday. 6.l5 ~HOROSCOPY. %
Library Of philosophical works. Strangers vel
Camef.
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TIE SECULAR LEAGUE.

THE NEW PEN0LOGY." subject Of address By
Or. Rabbi AoTaln Simon. at p d. Pythian Ten-
pie, 1919 9Th 81 nv. Free SEATS
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HOW FRENCH WOMEN
DEVELOP The BUST
Mrs. Dorothy De La Revere, French
Expert on Feminine Beauty,
Tells American Women How
to Perfectly Develop
the Bust.

The number Of undeTGoped women in America
Is astonishing says Nine. Dorothy De La Revere.
an here in America 10 teach your beautiful
faced women that the face does net attgsct so much
as The form, and am ready 70 tell any woman who
VIII wFlte me how the French society women ana
leading actresses develop their breasts and I'll out
the holiows Of the neck by what is admitted by
authorities to be the only scientific, certain method
known.
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IT is the refreshing fullness and delightful finn.
Of the feminine form that capiiTates ana il il
the woman Who is most fully developed vino uonono.
lies the endeaEments Of the opposite sex
IF your bust lacks Development or firnpezs usn
tel you hoN to beautify II. I viii not charge Won
ANYTHING for this advice; il IS free l am oplv too
glad 10 tell The secret SO that you cannot fan 10
succeed within few weeks time. for I am sure a
vii make you healthier. happier and more sought
after An ! ask Is that you send cents 70 nav
postage. and ! win reply at once personally"
Il is suggested to ladg readers that they write this
French expert on this matter, which we here IN
Ameriea know 50 little about any lady can write
70 her. ana sAoala iaclose cents IN postage. Ad-
drsss her, Madame Dorothy De Ia ReFers SUITE
112. 20 State stEeet, Chicago, Ia.
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HEALING BY MENTAL SUGGESTION.

MRS. sEAT0N WILL GIVE A TALK AT HER
Offices, 90 Eth St lcoT. I So, sunday o'olock-
Snbseet: Elimination q Wory." Public invited.
Palienls traalsd Wsss-daEs. Iesnhena n. 81
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q Bishop Mott Williams. next Sunday
morning. Is to confirm in Christ Church.
Georgetown; Rev. J. II. w. Blake, rector.
The bishop wiz be az Epiphany Church
in the evening of the same day lie is
at Christ Church, which is Palm Sunday.
1t Is an established custom Of Epiphany
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In aid Of the Colorea and Indian Mis-
sion and for the Propagation Of the Faith. an en-
tsTtainmeut VII be given By the Girls of the Holy
Cross in Carroll Institute Hail. Wednesday evening
April q
The programme includes vocal selections, mono
logies and violin and harp scioz BY the pupils Of
the academy. and a twosct comedy, entitled a
Point of Honor, BY the young ladies o the seni9r
class.
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COUNTY FUNDS LARGEST IN
HISTORY OF WHITE PINE


returned from the camp last week
after = stay of several days. On a
portion of the ground of his CON-
pany, known as the Dolly No 2. leas-
ers are taking out high grade silver
lead-copper ore, the average values
being better than $50 to the ton.
A shipment from the property will
be made as soon as arrangements
with the smelter can be made and
teams can be secured for the II mile
haul to the railroad.
On the property recently purchas-
el by Mr. Stingley from the Millick
brothers. sinking is being done on
a vein of fine looking silver-lead ore
The property is looking fine.
Moore and Macauley have shaft
down approximately 212 feet with
the material on the bottom of the
shaft looking good. This property
will undoubtedly. in Mr.. Nix's opin-
ion. make a big mine.
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RATTLE IN THE HOUSE
WILL he TO FINISH
democrats Are DETERMINED to rorce
Special Legislation or eheck
All Progress.

WASHINGTON. April 4.-Leaders
of the two parties in the house agree
that Yesterdays engagement on the
aoor was but a skirmish preliminary
to an extended battle. in which the
Democratic minority expects TO hght
ont to a finish its program OF en-
deavoring to secure by coercion GER
tain legislation demanded by them'
and in part recommended by the pres
ident. and the Republican majority
will abandon its defensive ATTITUDE
and carry the war across the DOT
der. For the struggle both forces
will strip for action. and all such I'M
pediments as private bills and minor
legislation in general will be cast
aside and trampled under foot
Five of the big appropriation oiiis
district of Columbia, naval. naval
academy. snndry civil and general
deficiency--are yet to be disposed OF
and as the fighting order of the mi,
nority is to compel action on selected
measures by blocking all action, mel
tber minor bills nor debates or any
Length must be allowed to consume
the time remaining. Mr.. Williams
the leader of the minority. denies
that the ARRAY was in the nature o.
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UNITED NEVADA ORE.
That Recently Encountered Has Nid-
cned and Looks Good.

Those aware of the formation at
the United Nevada Mining property,
nine mines south from Ely. are puz-
zIed because of the continuity OF the
ore shoot which was encountered in
the new workings about two weeks
ago.
1t is the theory of Superintendent
Gates. who is thoroughly informed as
To the formation he is in. that the
ore is merely slip or drag from the
great bonanza shoot which in early
days produced millions. Its extent
is surprising everyone. however, as
after two weeks of continuous work
the latest report is that the miners
are still in the bonanza grade OF ore
which has widened out with each foot
of work on 1t until it Is now more
than 5 feet wide.
On this account. although the the
orv of the superintendent Is that IL
Is not the permanent shoot and con-
siderable work remains TO be done
before IL can be recovered. the stock
Is ENJOYING popularity on the local
exchange. several thousand shares
having changed hands during 'he
week At figures around 20 cents.
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In spite of the recent financial
panic and other causes which might
have been expected to bring about a
different result. White Pine county
has larger balance to her credit
at the beginning of this quarter than
ever before. so far as records can be
obtained, Se0,516.19 is the amount.
The nearest approach to this sum was
in January balance. when s57 .S16.75
was available.
County Treasurer Miles, almost as
the last official act before going out
of Office, completed the statement of
the county's finances at the begin
ming of the second quarter year. This
will be presented to the commission
ers tomorrow.
II shows that total of $S7 ,52S.49
has been in the treasury during the
first quarter This was reduced to
the present balance by payment of
warrants aggregating $27,012.65.
1t is interesting to compare the
present balance with some for former
years. In 1855 at a corresponding
period the balance was $3,33 4.31.
Ten years ago. 1898, at the same Pc
riod, the amount was $6,S45.92.
Last year the total on hand at the
beginning of the second quarter was
$37,263.5I Previous to 1885 moth
ing can he ascertained as to the
countys financial standing, as the
fire which destroyed the court house
at Hamilton also burned all records.
Nothing could better illustrate the
period of prosperity which is steadily
increasing in force in White Pine
county. 1t is safe to predict an as
founding percentage of increase with
in the next year
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filibuster. He declared today that
the Democrats were not filibustering,
but were intent upon a serious and
highly commendable effort to force
the Republicans to do on of two
two things; either pass certain meas
ures which most of them are person
ally In favor Of. and which Repub-
lican president has urged, or suffer
themselves to be recorded openly and
individually as opposed to them. .
The understanding from direct sour
ces is that the Republicans are pre-
pared to bear up against the war
fare of the minority for limited
time without recourse to the dead
ly weapon of the majority-the rules
committee; but the Democrats will
not be permitted to imperil by de-
lay. the big appropriation bills. In
other words, recourse to this will
not be had until the sands of the
session run low in the glass, to the
expedient of bringing in from the
committee on rules the without in
tervention" rule, nor will the speaker
invoke the 'dilatory motion" deci-
sion unless forced to do so.
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CLASS OF IMMIGRANTS
WE COULD DO WITHOUT
New York State Furnishes Some In
teresting Data on Subject.

ALBANY, y. Y, April 4.-In-
formation concerning immigration
into this state for the past few years
has been given out from the state de-
partment of agriculture in connection
with bill introduced in the assem-
bly, yesterday proposing a state de
partment for the collection of such
information. both industrial and ag-
ricultural as would be of benefit to
the immigrant. According to the
statement immigrants to the number
of 1.07e, ,463 took up their residence
in New York state for the time heing,
at least. during the past three years.
A large portion of them came from
southern Europe. where illiteracy IS
prevalent 1t is claimed that during
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1907 they sent to their native homes
savings estimated at 100000, 200.
which, had they been informed )f
conditions of this country, would
have remained and been invested
here.
Through this traffic. the statement
says. about 200 illegal banks are =
ing operated in Greater New York. a
large proportion Ut them in direct
violation of the state banking laws.
There banks stimulate such trans
actions of money through fai - IT,
lenses largely" continues the state
ment. They are not subject to any
national or state regulation
1t is claimed in the stateEent that
55 900 former immigrants were in
duced to emigrate from this coun-
try during the last few months. car
rying with them sums variouslv es-
timatel at from $3.50, 100000 to
$3.50, 100000. 1t is contended that
many of them are now returning to
this country penniless to become pub
lie charges.
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the 800 foot level make resumption
possible.
The property. which Is owned by
Glasgow. Scotland. and western in
terests, has shaft sunk to depth
of 500 feet. they were compelled to
give over further sinking and work
on the lower levels several years
since on account of the immense wa
ter flow encountered. which rendered
continuous pumping necessary.
The opening of the property will
mean a good deal to Cherry Creek
and the people in the little town are
greatly encouraged by the report,