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NEW NAME SAILS INTO
HARBOR OF HAVANA

Havana, Jan. 26-On yesterday, the
eleventh anniversary Of the arrival OF
the old battlesbip Maine on her i'll
fated mission TO Cuban waters, the
New Maine, with the still more mod
ern Mississippi following in her wake,
sailed into Havana harbor to be pres
ent at the Inauguration Of General
Jos. Miguel Gomez and the new Gu
ban government on Thursday next.
This is the first Havana visit OF the
namesake of the wrecked warship and
her coming excited great interest
among all classes Of the residents who
lined the harEor walls from LaPunta
battery, opposite Moro to Machina
wharf off which the two American
battleships are moored to anchorage
buoys within a few hundred yards
Of the tangled mass Of steel and tho
old fighting top, visible, the remnant
OF the ship destroyed February Is,
1898.
The new Maine arrived at IL a. NJ.
precisely the hour the old Maine sail
ed into the haTbor on January IS, 1898,
Tho old Maine saluted the Spanish
flag over MORO castle. Yesterday the
new Maine, which is the flagship OF
the third squadron Of the Atlantic
fleet, commanded by Rear Admiral Ar
mold, saluted the Cuban pennant fly
ing from the historic old fortress The
salute was returned by the Cabanas
battery on high hill overlooking the
barbor.
Last night Havana's downtown
streets were filled with hundreds OF
flags OF liberty Commander G. Lu-
verius. Of the Mississippi. Is surviv-
or of the old Maine, ON which he was
serving as midshipman at the time OF
her destruction. Lieut.. Commander
Sumner e w. Kittelle, navigator OF
the Mississippi. is son-in-law of Rear
Admiral Sigsoee. retired. who was tho
commander OF the old Maine.
The Maine snd Mississippi Will re-
main at Havana until Jan, 28. when
they will accompany the scout cruis-
er Salem on which Governor Magoon
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REFEREE TO BE APPOINTED TO
HEAR GUGGENHElM CASS'

New York, Jan. 26.-Dy agreement
of attorneys for both sides. Justice
Gerard yesterday decided to appoint
a refereee to hear testimony on the an
plication of Grace B. Guggenheim.
Wahl for alimony and counsel fees
pending an action to be brought by
her for absolute divorce from William
Guggenheim, a member of the family
of financiers and mineowners.
1t Is alleged In November, 1900. Mrs.
Herbert married William Guggenheim
In Hoboken, and subsequently divorced
him In Chicago, and that nine months
later, she married jules Rogers Wahl
of New York. Wahl's father 1t is said
secured an annulment of this marriage
in France on the ground that his son
had not obtained his consent. Guggen.
helm, believing his wife's divorce legal,
married Miss Aimee Lillian Steinber.
ger In New York. on October 16. 1904
When the application of Mrs. Gug.
genheim-Wahl came up Yesterday, At
torney Seabury said he desired to
withdraw his motion for alimony and
counsel fees. Samuel Untermeyer.
counsel for Guggenheim, opposed this
move unless the plaintiff consent to
the appointment Of referee, Mr.. Sea-
bury consented.
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INDIAN WON IN TEN-MILe RACE.

Madison Square Garden, N. Y, Jan.
26.-While no records were broken or
equalled at the indoor athletic games
OF the Pastime a. c. in Madison Square
Garden last NIGHT, some of the best
athletes appeared.
Yale won the college race at two
miles with Columbia second and the
University third.
In the ten-mile scratch run. ]. ].
Lee, formerly of Boston and now I'm.
attached was the most prominent for
the few milc3. Tewanina, OF the Car
llsle school, passed Lee in the first
lap of the eighth mile. but the New
England runner forged ahead again
and the Indian logged him a few
PAGES back for the next two miles.
Lee weakened during the final mile
ond Tewanina simply ran away from
the field OF 56 starters Tewan1na
won out by almost half lap with Lee
second, the time being 54:27 49,
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dancing. Mr.. and Mrs. Fisher have
been residents of Ogden since 1889.
and during that time Mr.. Fisher has
been prominent businessman of the
city Surrounded by their many
friends. the passing of the goth mile
stone of connubial life was a very
happy event.
Groceries, groceries, you always
want them, we want to sell them. Sec
us Tribe &c Jones' -
Petitions for Letters of Administra-
tion.-ln the matter of the estate o.
Corinne X. Lawrence, deceased. her
husband, Richard Lawrence. yester-
day afternoon petitIoned the second
district court for letters of administra-
ton, The petition recites that the de
ceased died intestate December 10Th.
1908, leaving an estate which con-
sists of a life insurance policy of the
value of $500 with the Metropolitan
Life Insurance company.
Divorce Proceedinge.-Nellie e.
Booth has commenced divorce proceed
ings against lie Roy Booth on the
grounds of failure to provide. The
complaint alleges that the parties
were married In Ogden September
21st, 1903. The plaintiff asks for
decree Of divorce. the custody OF
minor child and for alimony.
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BANQUET AT
Tho POT TER
CAFE
OPENING ONE OF THE SOCIAL
SUCCESSES OF THE SEASON
No Detail Omitted That Could Add ia
Pleasure Of Guests, Many os-
den People Present.

Among the other social functions of
the city last evening was the opening
of THE Potter Cafe" An orchestra
was In Attendance and the beautiful
dining room was brilliantly lighted
with incandescent lights in variegated
colors. The tables were all OF the
mission style, each containing an cleo
trio candelabra and vase filled with
cut carnations which afforded a beau
tiful effect The menu for the oc-
Casion was made up of the choicest
yiandS of the season, the tables being
served in a most pleasing and up-to-
cate style.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. s. Potter, assisted
by Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mangum, were
the charming hosts and hostesses OF
the occasion and not the slightest de-
tail was overlooked that would add to
the pleasure OF the guests. The many
tables OF the dining room were all
occupied by guests who left the place
feeling that they had enjoyed one OF
the most pleasing banQuets OF the
season.
Among the guests present were:
Father Cushnahan and party.
Mrs. Fred ] Kiesel and daughter.
Mrs. Fitzgerald and daughter.
Albert ScowcToft and friend.
DR.. Dalrymple and wife.
Ned DalrympIe.
Mr.. L. Mad3en and wife.
Hayes Mad5en and wife.
c. ]. Humphris and lady,
VIM Williams and Miss Ethel
Paine
Mr.. and Mrs, Joe Decker.
Mrs. Joe Thomas.
Mr.. and Mrs. E W. Brown
MIR. T. H Carr, wife and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Con Bohn.
Misses Florence and Edna Bohn.
James +. Burton.
Miss Stringham.
Miss Douglass.
Mr. Wallacc Boyle and wife.
Mr.. Joseph McFarlane and wife.
Mr. Abbott Maglnnis.
Miss Maginnis.
Miss Roberts.
]. S. Carve: and wife.
Messrs. Rosenbaum and White OF
San Francisco.
Messrs Last and Thomas.
Mr.. and Mrs. David G. Eccles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Eccles.
Oscar Kunn.
Paul Kuhn.
Walter Tracy.
Frank Goddard.
Fred Hart.
Frank Scudder.
Lawrence Corey
Mr. Caplin.
Mr and Mrs. Elmer Brainard.
Mr.. Miller and Miss Juanita Kay.
Mr. Butler.
John c. Davis.
Miss Rossburg.
Hayes Matson.
Miss Spargo.
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RANDOM
REFERENCES

Buy Red Cross Stamps In Human
ity's Sake to Stamp out tuberculosis
Then buy Meats Stamped U. S. In
spected for yours and your familys
cake A guarantee that 1t is free from
tuberculosis Germs. =
Findings In kurtz Case Filed.-Tht
findings of facts, conclusions OF Law
and the decree were filed yesterday
morning in the case of ]. H. Kurt2
against the ogden Canyon Sanitarium
company.
Joseph Parry and Sons Co. announce
arrival of car of new monuments
and headstones at their place OF busi-
ness, 2253 Washington avenue. =
Real Estate Transfer.-For nom
inal consideration. John T. Ahern and
wife have transferred to Edward j.
Ahern one-half interest In the south
ten feet OF lots %, 26 and 81, of block
8. In Sanfords Central Park annex
addition TO Ogden.
Advertisers must have their copy for
the Evening Standard the evening be-
fore the day on which the advertise
ment is TO appear In order to insure
publication.
Bond FiIed.-An undertaking bond
has been filed on the arrest OF Will
liam Chappell for contempt oil court
in falling to comply with the orders
of the court in reference to matters
connected with the divorce suit OF
Flgella Chappell VS.. William Chappell.
STORAGE at reasonable rates. In
good brick building If you need any
room. consult John Scowcroft & Sons
Company.
An Afternoon With Mrs. VoIker,-
Mrs. Edith Volker, president of the
Fifth ward relief society entertained
about fifty of the teachers and work
ers at her home Thursday. The af
ternoon was spent in sewing inter
spersed with music and singing, after
which refreshments were served. All
present spent delightful afternoon.
HARD COAL turns Winter into Sum
mor. Shurtliffs. Phones is.
Stanley JoDnsun was operated upon
at the Ogden hospital Sunday for kid
ney trouble. The operation was sue
cessful and the patient Is doing nicely.
Drs. Osgood and Joyce were the at
tending physicians.
E-Z-Money keIly-Money to loan on
any good real estate. Geo. j. Kelly.
Entertained In Honor of Wedding
Day-Mr. and Mrs. c. Z. Fisher charm
ingly entertained so guests at the Con-
gress Dancing academy last Thursday
evening, the occasion being the cele-
bration OF their goth anniversary Of
married life Champagne punch was
served and the evening was spent In
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VISIBLE GRAIN SUPPLY

New York, Jan. 25.-The visible sup
ply of grain In the United States. Sat
urday, January %, as complied by the
New York Produce Exchange, was as
follows;
Wheat, 46.S75,OOO bushels, a de-
crease OF 1,S29. 900 bushels.
Corn, 6,549,0oO, bushels, a decrease
Of 661 900 bushels.
oats. 1O.099,OOO bushels. a decrease
Of $4,000.
Rye, $4,000 bushels, decrease Of
61 900 bushels.
Barley, 4.266.OoO bushels. decrease
of 17S.0O0 bushels.
The visible supply of wheat in Can
ada, Saturday, January %, as COM
piled by the New York Produce Ex-
change, was 6.526,000 bushels, a de-
crease of 1S5 900 bushels.
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ANDREW CARNEGIE'S
TRIBUTE TO BURNS

New York, Jan. 26.-Andrew Car
negie. who wns the guest of honor and
principal speaker at the annual dinner
of the Robert Burns society, which
was held at Delmonico's last night,
paid the following tribute to the
Scotch poet:
They will think more OF me In a
hundred years than they do now,' was
the prophecy of one of the most extra
ordinary beings that was ever born up
on this earth. But little even did he
dream that upon his one hundred and
fiftieth birthday, assemblages like this
would gather all over the world TO
thank the kind fates that gave us
such a blessing. The best tribute
was given by Horace Greely, who tru-
ly said: OF all men that ever lived
Burns nestles closest to the bosom OF
humanity.
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LID" ORGANIZATION OEFlES
POLICE FOR SIXTEEN HOURS

st. Louis. Jan 25-Thirteen mem
bers of the Belmont Pleasure club
an alleged lid" organization, surrend-
cred today after defying the police
for sixteen hours. The officers had
gone to the place yesterday to raid
it for violating the Sunday closing
law but found the doors locked and
windows barred and as the men in
side had been charged only with mis-
Gemeanors. the police were not au-
thorlzed to break down the barriers.
There was nothing to prevent them
establishing a siege. however, and this
was done In an effort to drive the
men out the police blew cayenne pep
per through the keyholes and stopped
up the chimney. This failed and only
the desire for breakfast caused the
besieged 10 surrender.
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ORGANIC DISEASES CURED
BY PSYCHOTHERAPE

Chicago, Jan. 26-Dr. Sheldon
Leavitt Is now in active charge of Rev.
johnson Myers mind.healing class. In
his initial lecture the doctor cited
cases of organic Diseases he has
cured in his practice through the use
of psycho-therapeutics.
Dr. Leayitt maintained that there Is
no more limit to the practice of psy-
cho-therapeutics than there is to the
practice of medicine. He declared that
he has cured cases of locomotor ataxia.
intestinal tuberculosis and typhoid fe-
yer by the method of healing he has
advocated
I'VE have not made the claim that
we can cure great many cases of
cancer, Bright's disease, valvular heart
disease or consumption, said DR..
Leavitt. Neither can the medical
practitioners do so. We don't say
there is nothing In medicine and but
little In surgery. We believe medi-
cine and surgery would aid mind-heal-
ing"
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JNo. NICHOLSON DIES IN ASYLUM
Well-known Local Newspaper Man
and Prominent Latter-Day Saint
Passes Away.

Salt Lake. Jan. 26.-John Nicholson,
for years one Of the most prominent
of the minor officials of the Mormon
church, newspaperman. lecturer and
missionary, died In the State Mental
hospital at Provo. Monday afternoon
Softening of the brain which caused
the Incarceration of the well-known
man in the institution, about year
ago, was responsible for his death.
John Nicholson was one OF the best
known men in Utah for a great many
years. He was a native of Scotland
and came TO this country more than
forty years ago. after having embraced
Mormonism and been prominently
identified with the movement on the
other side Of the Atlantic for a con-
siderable period.
After coming to Utah, Mr.. Nichol-
son entered the newspaper field and
continued in it until mental trouble
incapacitated him. For many years
he was connected with the Deseret
News. although his first newspaper
work was done for the Juvenile In
structor. then edited by the late Pres
ident George Q, Cannon.
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PASSAGE OF ANTI-OPIUM
BILL URGENTLY REQUESTED

Washington, Jan 25.-The i'm
portance of the passage on Feb. 1 OF
the anu-opium bill now before the
house is the keynote of a despatch re-
celVeo at the state department to-
uay from b. P. Brent of the American
delegation to the international opium
commission at Shanghai This COM
mission meets OH that date and tho
American delegates are anxious that
they may be able to present to the
international body substantial ev1-
dence OF the attitude of this govern.
ment regarding the importation and
use of opium.
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CHICAGO COMMISSIONERS
VOTE FOR 5000 INCREASE

Chicago. Jan 26-Ten members of
the board of county commissioners
have voted an increase Of 5000 year
each In salary to themselves and their
fellow commissioners. Four members
bitterly opposed the proposition, but
were powerless.
The action was taken after the
hoard had spent a week in vainly try
ing to stretch the income of Cook
county to meet the regular expendi-
lures and after hours had been spent
by the minority In arguing against
what was called In debate such an
ill-advised and ruinous policy"
Whether the action of the board will
withstand a legal test, If President
Busse fails 10 veto the item, which
seems probable, was declared In the
debate TO be questionable.
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GEORGES LITTLE TRICK

That a man named Smith Is master
In diplomacy was proved by a little In
cident that occurred few days ago.
He was going down the street with HIS
wife when Brown and his better half
came hopping along. Hardly had the
Browns butted In before Smith asked
them to come around to dinner that
evening, and the Browns said that thcy
would
George" pettishly remarked Mrs
Smith after they had broken away and
resumed the ramble. why did you ask
those people to dinner2 You know how
disagreeablc he Is"
1T was n foxy move on the part of
father was the smiling reply OF George.
III I hadn't invited them they would
have Invited us. and they never have
anything fit to eat"
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Unreasonable Hubby.

In the olden times a woman In the
north of Scotland went 20 visit her
husband, who was condemned to be
hanged on the following day The
doomed man began to give his instruc-
tions to his wife preparatory to bid
ding her farewell whsn she broke In
upon the conversation and ex-
claimed: by the by. John. whaur
will / plant the tatties this yearf"
The unfortunate man, indignant at
the indifference of his wife. cx-
claimed. angrily What need I care
whaur ye plant them? I'm not likely
to need any O. them" "Hech." replied
the woman. turning to the warden
with wag of her head. "oour Johns
huffed because he's gaunt to be
hanged the morn." and marched out
OF the cell.
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SHE CLAIMS 100000
ESTATE IN ENGLAND

Chicago, Jan. 26.-Miss Agnes B.
Taylor has laid claim to a $2.0Oo,0Oo
estate In England, the exact location
of which is not known at present to
the claimant
Miss Taylor says she is grand
daughter of Mrs. Winch-Hare, who was
granddaughter of the head Of the
Winch family that settled in Virginia
In 1900 and was descended frfom Earl
Winch Of England.
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BANK DIRECTOR is
ON TRIAL FOR LARCENY

New York, Jan. 25.-On an indict
ment charging him with the larceny
of s145.O00 from the Borough bank of
Brooklyn, William Cow, a former d..
rector OF the bank, was placed on trial
In Brooklyn today. Mr.. Cows case is
the first arising directly out of the
failure Of the Borough bank OF Brook.
lyn. In October, 1897, to be held for
trial. He was Indicted Jointly with
Howard Maxwell, president of the
bank. since suicide, and Arthur D.
Campbell. the cashier.
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BUSINESS EXCUSES WILL
COST THE DONOR JUST $40

Nashville. Jan. 25.-When court
opened today for resumption of the
trial OF Colonel Cooper, his son Robin
and Former Sheriff Sharpe. charged
with the murder Of Former United
States Senator Carmack. Judge Hart
began to listen to the excuses of men
summoned on the second yenire.
The first man who presents a busi.
ness excuse will be fined SO right off
the reel" remarked the court.
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Milwaukee. Wis, Jan 25.-Although
there are three pugilists who now
claim the weltcrweight title, one has
until recently been overlooked. He
is Jimmy Clabbe of Milwaukee. d 142-
FOUNDER with a 72.inch reach, cool
head and fairly good wallop in each
hand.
Not long ago Clabbe secured a draw
with Jimmy Gardner In New Orleans,
the distance being 90 rounds. For that
reason the Milwaukee boy Is classed
as a title seeker and he has a good
right to make claim for the cham
pionship.
Jimmy Gardner Mike (Twin) Sui
Ivan and Harry Lewis are the three
BOYS who now lay claim to the welter-
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WITNESS CLAIMS THIRTY
SIX MEN PARTICIPATED

Union City, Jan. 25-In the trial
today of Ed. Marshall, alleged night
rider, Ethelbert Rogers testified that
35 men participated In the murder OF
Captain Ran6en. Rogers and Mar
shall were neighbors. AT Walnut
Log, Marshall and l did everything
we could TO keep them from killing
Ranken, and / asked Garrett John
eon to let me take Ranken TO Hick-
man In my buggy, but he did not ans
wer me-" said the witness.
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WOULD BE CAREFUL

1t is the man who looks for trouble
who generally finds Il When Bishop
Dudley was about to transfer the field
of his labors to kentucky, some of his
friends were inclined to demonstrate.
$50 you really arc going TO Ken
tucky?" said ono OF these.
YES. indeed. replied the Bishop.
But do you know what kind of a
state that is?' inquired the anxious one.
why | saw In the paper that In
Kentucky town one man killed another
dead just for treadng on a dog. What
are you going TO do In place like
that7"
well" replied the Bishop calmly II
am not going to tread on dog"
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RECEIVED FIFTEEN
THOUSAND FOR ARM

San Francisco, Jan. pa jury in
Judge Sturtevant's department of the
superior court today awarded James
Dillon $4,000 damages from the
United Railroads for the loss of an
arm. He had brought suit for $4,000.
Dillon was boarding car on Dec.
30, when the motorman started up,
throwing him to the ground. His
arm was so badly lacerated by the
car wheels that amputation became
necessary. An appeal will be taken
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MEET AT BILLINGS
FOR TWENTY-RoUND GO

Billings, Mont. Jan. 25.-Tony Cap
oni. of Chicago. and Eddie Nc Goorty
of Oshkosh, Wis, will meet here to-
morrow night In 20 round go,
straight Marquis of Queensbury rules.
Both men are In the pink of condi-
tion and did light gymnasium work TO-
day. The winner OF the bout will like
ly be matched against Stanley Ketchell
for the middleweight championship
Caponi weighs about l55 and Nc
Goorty touches about 1853. They must
weigh In at 15S pounds or under
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LONG6OAT WILL ACCEPT
CHALLENGE OF VICTOR

Chicago. Jan. 26.-Tom Longboat
has wired a favorable reply to the
promoters of the Marathon races In
Chicago, in which they asked the In
dian to race the winner of the Dor
ando-Hayes contest scheduled for Feb
ruary II. The Canadian Indian said
he would meet the victor in the com
ing race at any time in March. The
date for the third big race will be set
later.
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Would Mend tho Manners.

Mrs. Miriam n. Loomis, at a meet
ing of the Home Economics confer
ence at Chautauqua. said that girls In
some of the leading colleges throw
bread and cake at one another at the
table and some Of the hotels require
fee before they will serve students be-
cause OF bad manners. She thought
the table should be the center of the
social life Of the school. as II is In the
home. Why should 1t he necessary for
young men and women to apologize
for college mannersf
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weight championship. And it is up to
CIabbe to clear up the situation bit
He has already fought a draw with
Gardner and efforts are now being
made to match him with Mike Sulh-
van, A New York and Boston club
arc after the mill and 1t Will probbaiy
be closed so the two can clash early
In March.
Clabbe has wonderful record for a
lad who might be considered new in
the game For time he was spar
ring partner for Battling Nelson, but
the exhibition didn't mGke much OF
hit because Oabbe was far too clever
a boxer for the now lightweight cham
pion. A peep In the dope" book
shows that Ciebbe has fought several
good men and made good.
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SEARCHING FOR THE
YOUTHFUL RUNAWAYS

Chicago, Jan. 26,-Blanches Dubeck,
IA years old and Edmund Spencer, 10
years old, both OF Ellbhart, Ind. are be-
ing sought in Chicago By brother of
the boy. who has asked that assist
ancc of the police in finding them be
had. They are thought TO have come
to this city to join theatrical troupe
or to be married. George Dubeck.
Blanches father, Is searching Detroit
for the pair.
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TRIBUTE PAID TO REPUBLIC
WIRELESS OPERATOR

Washington, Jan. 25.-Legislation
affecting the district Of Columbia was
considered by the house of represen-
tatives today.
An interesting feature of the day
was tribute paid to Mr.. Boutell OF
Illinois, TO the heroism of John X,
Binns, the wireless operator aboard
the steamship Republic. recently In
collision. with the Florida. His re-
marks were loudly applauded.
At 4:10 p. N. the house adjourned.