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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-02-03

rZduZenla POiiV"HCSo plZCli|%S-
MIA glosow oddanych W czasie
ostatnich wyborow gubernatora.
Rezolucya W TAXI sposob jest IL
lozona, re zwolennicy Deneena
mic jej zarzucic ME moga, a "a
tenn ma szanse przyjecia. Jezeliby
jednakowoz czy to W senacie czy
w izbie wystapiono jakimi "a
rzutarni, to zlozy sic ja w rsce
wsp6lnego komitetu obu izb, by
ten ia zmienil w spos6b zadowal-
niajacy obie izby. - Gubernator
Deneen wyrazii sic, re mic ME
ma przeciw ponownemu liczeniu
glos6w byleby ono odbywa}o sic
w sposob uczciwy. Nadto admin
stracya zada, by baloty kazdego
powiatu weryfikowano, zanim "a
rzadzi sic wspolne liczenie, gdyz
obiegaly pogloski, re W niektorych
powiatach tymi balotami odby-
waly sic ,,irlanipulacye".
Birmingham, Ala, 3 lutego. -
Wskutek eksplozyi gazow W ko-
palni Short Creek No>2 nalezacej
do Birmingham Coal and Iron
Co. straciIo zycie II osob, miedzy
ktoremi byfo 5 bialych, IL mu-
rzynow. Eksplozya wydarzyla sic
pomiedzy II a - godzina przed
poludniem powstaia. jak sic zda-
je, wskutek odbycia sic wybuchu
naboju do rozsadzenia skal. 10
palma znajduje sic okoio 10 mil
Cd Ensley mad koleja Birming-
ham Southern / W miejscu nieco
odosobnionem, tax re wiesc o ka-'
tastrofie nadeszla tn dopiero w
pare godzin pozniei. Stad i En-
sely wysiano> ludzi do robot ra-
tunkowych ambulance, Niewia-
domo, ilu gornikow zostalo polka
eclzonych.
Madison, Wis, 3 lutego. = Ma
dzieja przyjscioa senatora zwiaz,
.kowego Sfephensona Z na wczo-
rajszej wsPolnej sesyi zakohczy
sic pomySlnie giosowanie ma Sc
natora zwiazkowego, ME spelniia
sic. Stephenson otrzymai tylko
So glosow pomiedzy 13O, zupei-
ME tyle, CO w ubiegly piatek. Bra
kowaIo mu trzech glosow
Indianapolis, Ind, 3 lutego. =
Prezydent zwiazku gornikow Le-
wis odniosl wczoraj ma konwencyi
nowe zwyciestwo kiedy delegaci
znaczna wiekszoscia aprobowali
wzbranianie sic sfinansowania
sporu w pennsylvahskich kopal-
mach Mercer Butter jego ma
game dana union dystrykto-
wynn. w czasie pauzy obiadowej
rozdano wielu przywodzcom ro-
botniczym listy, W ktorych zaw!e-
ralo sic oskarzenie, re niekotrzy
urzednicy zwiazku Stanu Ohio
zaprzedali gornikow wschodniego
Ohio wlascicielom kopaln "a pie
niadze. Listy byiy anonimowe, ale
wywolaly sensacye; zostanie "a
.rzadzone Sledztwo celem wykry-
.cia autora listow. PopoMdniu
Lewis mial jednakowoz gorzka
pigulke do przelkniecia, Delegaci
ME chcieli przyjac tego ustepu
raportu komitetu do sprawdzania
sprawozdan urzednikow, w kt6-
rym aproboWano zachowanie sic
Lewisa w strajku w Usage coun-
ty. = Zdaje sic, re konwencya
potrwa jeszcze do przyszlej sobo-'
ty.
Carson, New, 8 lutego. = Izba
legislatury przyje}a przedlozona
onegdaj rezolucye antyjapohska,
wykresliwszy z niej jednakowoz
wzrnianki o prezydencie Roose'
velcie. Rezolucya przyjdzie teraZ
do senatu, ktory ja niezawodnie
rowniez przyjmie.
Gatesville, Tex, 3 lutego. = w
..: - IL l,,,,,,;o GO ,o-ooae,, Tol,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-02-03

kOncercie Padarewskego Postepy IN
danie. Xxi JapOni zagranica komendant anne
wOjennego pod ssdem: SzczegOty
propozycy1 ROsyf kOntrOwersyi Buigaryl z Turcya-
mied kOlonami pofndniOwej Aryce.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-02-03
JAPONSKIE REzOLUCYE W IzBIE POSL6W NEvADY

Krawy dramat sadnie Gatesyille, Texas.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-02-03
ze Spriingfieldu.
Move Husta uTzadnIh dIa fsx0yt6S paTtl rzadzacsl
Sprawa ponOwnego iczeniia glosow.

erofua ekspIozya gss6w kOpan W Alabame
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-03-16
PRESIDENT TAFT'S TARIFF MESSAGE


as
Ihaveco
the Dmgey
ochangcd last
that
of overnment
BY the
the the currenh fiscal year
sto
ge o be made and eff
be
o
lin
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bill and that the
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-03-16
CHARGES THE JURY
Judge Hart Begins Final Ad-
dress in Cooper Trial at 2
This Afternoon.
GUARD ATTORNEY GENERAL
Friends of NicCarn See Him Safely
Home After He Concluded Plea
for the State.

Nashville. Tenn, March 16.-Judge
Hart began his charge to the jury IN
the CooperSharp trial at o'clock this
afternoon.
Crowd Disappointed.
Nashville, March 1G.-The general
belief that the case would go to the
jury yesterday drew the largest crowd
yet assembled to the courthouse tor
the final scenes of the trial of Colonel
d. B. Cooper, Robin Cooper and John
Sharp for the murder of former United
States Senator Z. w. Carmack. Some
of the curious ones were on the steps
as early as 4 o'clock. But there W is
another adelay. After Attorney Gen
cral McCarn had closed for the state,
Judge Hart announced that he had moi
completed the charge, but hoped to
nave it ready some time today
Mr.. McCarn spoke only a little over
an hour, and closed with a burst Of
eloquence, farewell invocation to
Carmack, Statesman, patriot, diplomat
Christian gentleman and friend" This
is his first big case, almost the first
case he has actually tried since he
took the oath of office last September
and his friends were out in force &c
see how he acquitted himself AT th"
conclusion of the proceedings they
crowded around him and fairly over
whelmed him with congratulations.
/ Guard Attorney General.
When court adjourned number oi
the attorney generals friends sur
Some alleged threats that this is the
day they will get away with McCarn.
alarmed that officials intimates, bu
he only laughed at the rumors.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-03-16
BY TAV.

6T tAV.
Especial Correspondence of The Argus
Washington, March 14.-The new
president of the Unitel states is work
ing haAd in hand with -'Chcle joe
Uncle Joe" is working ha,ltl IN
hand with Dalzeil all P,yt:2 ami Aid
rich. So the new lincaD rms Ike
this: Taft, "Uncle joe Dalzell,
Payne and Aldrich.
The men whose cause President
Taft is championing through al tie
avenues at his command save one "a
public statement endo sing Speaker
Cannon) represent that clique in con
Siass that are not in sympathy with
the kind of tariff revisio1 wanted by
the American people
Cannon an bbstructionist.
Speaker Cannon's views On tariff re
vision need not be eiucl,'aied In tht
past he has been an obstrllc.i icnist
Mr.. Aldrioh of the senate is az ex
Itreme stand patter, winch proper |!
translated, means "dou make an,
changes i'm the tariff .idl viii inter
fere with the profits of manufacturer
having monopolies on commodities.
Mr.. Dalzell IS the au lcr of The nov
famous declaration: Il see 10 nse,
of any revision whatever I'll this time
| Previous 20 the las natioEal elec
ton the impression " : aIiowel 10 g
out there hal been Il break Between
Mr.. Taft and une Q ~ A5oar Tia
time Cannonisn was not popular.
Taft's alleged conlntss toNar'
Speaker Cam N was Played 81 siren
" the campaisG man -. .,..r.s ", /
'.oi few ertn IN tie republican Iank
who believed sra llJ h"n n ger
!, ne break .t,l ..f wi.;oii 1ow a;..1":tr
to have been clever piece of actins
Where does Mr.. Taft really stand a
TO Speaker Cannon?
4 Taft Is With Cannon.
| When the house insurgents made
noise like amalgamating with the den
ocrats to change the rules she maa
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-03-16
KEY men STRIKE
Paris Badly Handicapped in
Telegraph, Telephone and
Mail Service.
FIVE THOUSAND TO QUIT
Unpopular Official, Poor Service and
Insult to LcaderS of Union
Are Causes.

Paris. March IA general strike
of the teiesraphers of the postoflice de-
partment was declared last evening,
Association of Post Telegraphing EN-
ployes, at which 5000 We're present.
A riot in the central office of the pos
tai department was feature of the
day, the building being damaged and
a raid by the police only preventing
more serious trouble.
Not a Dissenting Vote.
The resolution to strike was voted
without single dissenting voice, and
orders were issued Immediately for
the withdrawal of all operators en-
|ployed in the telegraphic bureau of
the department. 1t will involve every
branch of the service. Including tele-
phone and mail employees. The reso-
luton recites that the strike action is
taken as a protest against the arbi-
trary and tyrannical administration,
and that the decision was precipitated
by an insult addressed by M. Simyan
under secretary OF posts and tele
graphs, to the officials of the associa.
! ton.
Attack Poor Service.
AT the meeting of the general asso
citation all the speeches indicated that
the Indignation of the telegraphers
was directed principally against Sec
retary Simyan, who is exceedingly un
popular, not only with the Post tele
graph employees. but with the public
on account of the execrable telephone
service.
The girl operators employed in the
telephone bureaus in the Afternoon
unanimously decided to abide by the
decision of last nights meeting, while
$50 railway mail clerks. due to leave
on outgoing trains during the cours,
of the evening, also decided to awai
that decision The strike therefor,
involves the various branches of tn,
lservice. These branches are now NOR,
or less crippled, but by no means par
Ialyzed. Less than third of the rail
way mail clerks failed to report TO
Iduiy.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-03-16
FIRST UPRISING
STARTS IN CUBA;
take TO WOODS

Havana, March 16.--A sergeant and
seven privates of the. rural guard
stationed at the town of Vueltas.
Santa Clara province, have mutinnd
and taken to the woods with their
horses and arms. 1t appears to he
their intention to make effort to start
an uprising. A strong detachment If
the rural guard from adjacent garri-
sons has been sent in pursuit of the
mutineers.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-03-16
TAFT WORKING HAND IN HAND WITH SPEAKER CANNON

pulation of which by "Uncle Joe" have
been so disastrous to desirable legis
lation, Mr.. Taft showed his hand for
the first time since taking Office lie
sent his man, Postmaster General
Hitchcock out to work for the speaker.
President Taft did all Chinss possible
to prevent the insurgenJc from accom-
plishing reform of The rules.
President Taft wants it understood
he doesn't believe there would be any
harm particularly in amending the
rules. But he expressed The belief
that if the insurgents were allowed 10
go ahead in their fight against the
rules it might interfere WIN an early
revision of the tariff Thus President
Taft has expressed his desi;e taat the
tariff be revised under the guidance
shoulder with Dalzell and Payne and
Aldrich
Requires aB Uprising.
IF out of this situation says the
Washington Times, one of the repre-
sentative independent newspapers ,ci
the east, revision of the aind the
American people want is to be secured
! it will be My by such uprising ant
demonstration of popular opinion as
has seldom been known. 1t is not easy
/ to understand and agree with The
reasoning which discovers that the re
| tention of the Cannon control in tht
| house is necessary in order TO ge
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-03-16
WHITE MAN GIVEN
PLACE OF DR.. CRUM

Washington, March 16.-The long
contest over the appointment of a
collector of customs at Charleston,
S. c., which was waged over the sell
ection of DR.. William d. Crum ter
minated today by the appointment
by President Taft of Edward w. Du-
rant, Jr., for the position. Durant
is a white man.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-03-16
HECEMAN MUST
STAND TRIAL
FOR PERJURY Y

Albany, n. Y, March 16.-The court
of appeals today decided in effect that
John r. Hegeman, president of the
Metropolitan Life Insurance company
must stand tiial on the charge of per-
jury in connection with the alleged
mistatementS made in the annual re
port of the Metropolitan Life filed
with the state superintendent of in
surance in January, 1905.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-03-16
Yesterday in Congress-

Washington, March 16.-Following is
summary, compiled from the official
proceedings, of the work of both
houses of congress yesterday:
SENATE-The session of the senate
was brief. the chief business being the
reading of the presidents proclamation
calling an extra session of the 61st con-
-gress and the appointment of a COM
mittee formally to notify the president
that the senate was in readiness to re-
Iceive any message. Senator Stephen
son of Wisconsin was sworn in as a
United States senator. After being in
session Is minutes recess was taken
until 2 O'Clock and almost Immediately
upon reassembling the senate ad-
|journed.
HOUSE-Joseph G.. Cannon was re-
elected speaker, but a motion to adopt
the old rules was voted down. Several
amendments to the rules were secured
after hot debate. Adjourned at 5:2l
p. NJ.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-03-16
CHARGES BROUGHT
AGAINST CASTRO
Former Resident of Venezuela Ae.
ctsed of the Murder of Number
of Reyolutionists.

Caracas. March 16.- Suits have
been brought in the high federal
court of Venezuela against NJ. Castro,
former president. and now in Europe
on the charge he caused the murder
in February 1907 of General Antonio
Paredes and a number of his revoltl-
tionary companions. Paredes and
companions were executed while
prisoners of war.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-03-16
AUSTRIA SOON TO
TAKE BELGRADE :
IT is REPORTED

Paris. March 16.-La Liberal says
today it learns from reliable source
that the Austrian government for
three days past has been making pre-.
parations to occupy Belgrade, the cap
ital of Servia as the only way to bring
about a solution of the present situa-
: tion.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-03-16
TAFT'SSuCCESTIONS SEEM
TO AMuSE SOME SENATORS

rules, printing, mileage, and accounts.
The other committees will be announc-
ed about the time the special session
is ready to adjourn.
CannOn's New Plan.
In making up the committees, it is
stated on reliable authority the speak
er will discuss with every member of
the house who desires to discuss as
s;gnments with him" This means that
Minority Leader Clark will not enjoy
the privileges accorded his predeces-
sor, John Sharp Williams, of selecting
the minority members. 1t was stated
today that Cannon, after trial of six
years, had reached the conclusion that
the plan was not best, and that hence
forth he will not shift any of the re-
sponsibility for committee assignments
to the minority leader.
Do Not Like New Policy.
The attitude taken by the democrats
at the caucus last evening, after the
house adjourned, was in sharp conflict
with Cannon's new policy. A resolu-
tion was adopted to prevent the mem
bers OF the minority accepting COM
mittee appointments without the ap-
proval of Minority Leader Clark. The
resolution was adopted 135 to l, one
member voting present" Previous to
the vote, however, number of mem
bers had left the caucus, including
Fitzgerald of New York, Moon of Ten
nessee, and Edwards, Brantly and Liv.
ingston of Georgia.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-03-16
Opposing House Leaders
Sore Over Yesterdays
Doings.
RULES ARE CHANGED
Split in Democratic Ranks Does
Not Prevent Partial
Victory.

Washington, March 16. - Speaker
Cannon and Champ Clark swapped
tart remarks about each other at the
White house today. The speaker call
ed upon the president early, and when
he was leaving the executive Offices,
made this answer to question as to
the fight in the house yesterday:
Rules Are Better.
"The amendments to the rules have
greatly improved them. All this stuff
about the speaker being a czar is the
purest tommyrot. There never has
been a time when the majority could
not control the house. What they
wanted to do was to make a commit
tee of Is czars, dominated by Champ
Clark and La Toilette, and that is also
tommyrot La Toilette is a fake
Uncle Joe.s Mind Failing.
When Clark called on the president
later and was told what the speaker
said, he answered briefly: Uncle Joe
has paresis.'
Clark would not comment further.
except to say the amendments to the
, rules adopted yesterday amount to
| very little.
Session is stormy.
| Washington. March 16.-After one of
the stormiest sessions in its history,
j the house yesterday, regardless of par
| ty alignment, adopted, by a vote of 211
to 172, resolution by Fitzgerald, dem
ocfat, OF New York, whereby the rules
were amended in several important
particulars. The.resolution was sub
stitute for the one offered by Clark of
Missouri.
Leaves Power with Speaker.
A prominent feature of the Clark
resolution was an amendment provid-
ing for committee of 3 members to
and much of the opposition to it was
because of this fact AS adopted, the
Fitzgerald amendment makes no
change in the present method of selec-
ton of the committee on rules, which
is made by the speaker. nor is there
Iany change in the method of selecting
lccmmittees.
Four Changes Made.
Washington, March 16.-As analyzed
by parliamentarians the adoption of
the Fitzgerald resolution in the house
yesterday makes four important chang
les in the rules of that body.
1. 1t establishes a calendar for
Unanimous consents" the effect of
which is 10 enable a member to have
a proposition brought before the house
without having to go to the speaker
for recognition This change, they
Isay. will be relief TO the speaker.
Minority Given Preference.
2 When consideration of bill is
concluded and the previous question is
; lordered the rules heretofore have pro-
vided for motion to commit with or
without instructions. 1t has been the
lpractice to recognize member of the
majority party to make this motion.
and thus prevent the minority from
offering such instructions as it may de-
; sire. The new rule gives the minority
the preference in making such mo-
ton, and thus enables them to get a
record vote on propositions which
would otherwise be settled in commit
tee of the whole house, where no rec
ord vote is possible.
5. 1t protects the calendar Wednes-
: day by requiring two-thirds instead
n of majority vote to set it aside.
Il A.. 1t is also claimed that the amend.
t tment will have the effect of prevent
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-03-16
oliver Formally Elected.

Harrisburg, Pa, March 16.--George
T. Oliver of Pittsburg today was elect
ed senator by the legislature TO fill
the unexpired term of Philander c.
Knox, resigned.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-03-16
Was Frisnd Of Dumb Animals.

Boston, March 16.-George Thorn
dixie Angel, the friend of dumb ami
mails and leader in the humane educa-
Itional movement in the United States,
| died today, aged Sc.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-03-16
WinsIow Gets place

Washington. March 16.-The presi-
dent today nominated Edward d.
Winslow of Illinois consul general at
Stockholm.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-03-16

Pope Ratifies FarreIly's Appointment.
Rome, March 16.-The pope today
ratified the appointment of Father
Farrelly as bishop of Cleveland.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-03-16

revision. This is the argument ad-
vanced in behalf of the speakers con-
tinuance in control of the house. Ii
ship in the republican party could De
led to believe that cataclysm is GER
tain if the revision shall not be effect
i've and downward The country is in
"a frame of mind marvelously and sug-
gestively similar to that with which
the republican tariff bill of 1890 was
received. And on that bill as an is
cratic"
Seny There VIII BE Delay.
Both the insurgents and leading
democrats deny emphatically that the
fight to transfer the appointment of
committees from the chair to the house
is for the purpose of delaying tariff
revision
THAT is ghost which has been
conjured up to scare people who have
not fully informed themselves about
| the situation" said Representative
Victor Mardock of Kansas, represent
/
fact is that tariff revision is quite IS
safe. and perhaps safer, if we go ahead
and win the fight to improve the rules
than il we lose"
Champ Clark of Missouri, the minor
ity floor leader, used even more vigor
Gus language.
There is no let up SO ffar as
know" he said. ito reform and liber
alize the rules of the house. The
| statement that it is an attempt to pre-
vent tariff Legislation is lie. 1 dom
care who makes the statement. 1t g
a lie.
/ "The anxiety of the old standpai
crowd to expdite bill revising thu
tariff down is the most pathetic thfns
that has happened in this world since
Mark Twain wept at the tomb o
i Adam. They have been dragged b.
1.-THE neck into the tariff revision pc,
formance.'
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-03-16
'T0MMYROT,' 'SAYSCANN0N;
'PARESIS,' REJOINS CLARK
RICH CARRIAGE MAKER DIES

Henry Tinker of ST. Louis and Cam
ton, Ohio, Passes in West.
Los Angeles, Cal, March 16.-Henry
Tinken, the well known millionaire
carriage manufacturer and capitalist
of St Louis and Canton, Ohio, died
today, aged rs.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-03-16
Members Smile at Refer.
ence to Limiting Leg
isIation.
CALMER IN THE HOUSE
Though Cannon Seeks to Curb
Power of Minority Leader
and Starts a Fuss.

Washington, March 16.-Forty-four
republican and IL democratic sena
tors were in their seats when the pres
ident's message was laid before that
body and read today. 1t received care
fnl attention. Many senators laughal
when the presidents suggestion that
no legislation except in relation to
tariff revision be considered this sess
ion was read At 12:1S p. m. the sen
ate adjourned until Friday. tThe pres
idents message appears elsewhere on
this page.-Editor Argus.)
Enthuscs the House,
When the presidents message was
read in the house the republicans
broke out into loud and prolonged
applause. The message was referred
to the committee on ways and means
Introduction of Bill Delayed.
Washington, March 16.-Tbe new
tariff bill will be introduced in The
house tomorrow. the delay in its pre-
sentation being to secure the dp
proval of the new republican member
on the ways and means committee
whom the speaker will appoint to sue
ceed Bonynge of Colorado.
Tension is Relieved.
Washington, March 16.-The SECOND
days session of the house of the els
congress found the members in a mucl
calmer mood. The question of amend
ment of rules having been settled yes
terday, the tension was nOticeably re
laxed, and feeling of general goo'
fellowship was apparent. The draw
ing of seats was the first business It
be transacted
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-03-16
Woman Novelist Dead.

Lynchburg. Va, March 16.-Mrs.
Elinor MacCartney Lane, the novelist,
died here last night. She had been II
several days.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-03-16
would Bar Ont Bolter-.

Washington, March 16.-Many mem
ocrats of the house last night do not
interpret the resolution adopted there
at as boycott" of all Speaker Can.
mons possible assignments of minor.
ity members. AS explained today, the
resolution adopted censures the dem.
ocrats who bolted the minority lead
ership yesterday and provides punish
ment for their act. The intention OF
the caucus, it is explained was to pre
vent the ''bolters" from obtaining any
reward for their course.
Cannon Names Committees.
Washington, March 16-Speakei
Cannon today announced the ways
and means committee and the rules
committee. The new members of the
ways and means are: Cushman OF
Washington, republican; Harrison 0i
New York; Broussard of Louisiana
democrats.
Puts Fitzgerald On.
The full committees as announced
follow:
Rules = Speaker Dalzell, Pennsyl
vania; Smith, Iowa; Clark, Missouri
Fitzgerald. New York. The latter i;
author of the amendment to the rule.
adopted yesterday.
Ways and means - Payne, New
York; Dalzell, Pennsylvania; Mccall
Massachusetts; Hill, Connecticut; Bon
tell, Illinois; Needham, California
Gelderhead, Kansas; Fordney, Mich
igan; Gaines. West Virginia; Cush
man, Washington; Longworth, Ohio
Crumpacker. Indiana; Clark, Missouri
Harrison, New York; Broussard
Louisiana: Underwood Alabama
Griggs, Gorgia; Pou, North Caroline
Randall, Texas.
Only Five Committees for Present.
Washington, March 16.-Only fiv
committees of the house will be name
by Speaker Cannon for the present
These will be the ways and means
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-03-16

Nashville, Tenn, March 16.-Judge
Hart began his charge to the jury IN
the CoOper-Sharp trial at o'clock this
afternoon