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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-11-03
VALLEY CITY AS A SIDING.
Three Crack Trains Go Over the High
line Under Now Time Schedule.

iHHG9 SEaSN tI&hS w @NSt WV
line Under New Time Schedule.
Valley City, N. D., Nov. S.--Valley
City takes its position among the viii
lagos and way stations on the North
ern Pacific. The new time card which
goes into effect Monday morning at
1901, leaves Valley City with one
through train and two locals; all Of
the high class trains go over the high
line and do not stop here. The local
trains are Nos. and s, and 10, Is
and 16. Nos. and takes the place
Of Nos. and 6, and and 10 take
the place of the present Nos. and 8,
and will be made up from jamestown.
The new hill station will not be
opened for the present, at least. 1t
is hoped that later 1t will be opened
and some of the highline trains
stopped.
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ooTcH AND RoLLER WIN.
Easy Work for Big Fellows in Chi
cauo.

Chicago. Nov. 3. Champion Frank
Gotch disposed OF Arda1e and Mcleod
in less than the required thirty minutes
at Riverview rink throwing the former
in S:4s and the latter in 9:29.
DR.. r. B. Roller won from Wrinkle
hoefer in two straight falls. the first
In 1917 and the second in 7:ss
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DIR. ]. II. BRBNETTE, DENTIST, OF,
hce Huntington block, over Bljou. En-
trance on Broadway. Fargo. N d.
DIR. b. II. BALL, DIR. ]. l. GRAVES
Dr. John r. CEomb, DE-. W. r. Addison
Dentists. Rooms to II, First National
Bank block. Office hours $50 to 1900
M, and lao to 5 p. m. Telephone
863-L.
DR.. h L. STARTLING. DENTIST, ROOM
5, de&endrecie block corner Front and
Seventh streets south, Fargo, n d.
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Birch in Game.

Al Birch of Fargo has made the reg
ular team at the University of Wis
consin and played right half through
the entire game last Saturday against
Northwestern.
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Foley's Kidney Remedy will cure
kidney or bladder trouble that is not
beyond the reach of medicine. Cures
backache and Irregularities that if neg
lected might result in Bright's disease
or diabetes. H, H. Casselman.
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YOUNG'S CLAIM CHECKS

7. J. Young q sons Bus ana Trans-
fer Co. will give you claim checks for
baggage to and from all depotA hotels
and residences. Phone is.
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Wantsd 70 Rsnt-PIonoIa

A Standard 65-note PionoIa, with OF
without rolls. State condition and rent
wanted. Address $40, care Forum.
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Georgetown was once in striking dis
tance of goal from the field In the
first half The opportunity was me-
elected, however, and the ball was lost
to Fordham on an incomplete forward
pass.
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MRS. COOLEY BETTER.
Such is Report Received from Minne-
apolia Today.

Grand Forks, N. D., Nov. S.--Mrs. c.
NJ. Cooley of this city. WAC has been
quite I'll at Minneapolis, grave doubts
being entertained for her recovery, is
now reported considerably better. Mrs
Cooley has been undergoing treatment
at Minneapolis for some time and the
news OF her improvement will be re-
ceived by her many friends here with
a great dead OF gladness.
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CIVIL ENGINEER.
DENTISTS.

FRANK L. ANDERS, CIVIL AND ME.
ehanical Engineer. Corner Twelfth and
Front Streets. Phone 2066.
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If your advertising plans are strong
enough. then you may give some OF
your attention to the smaller things
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BARNETT & RICHARDSON, NATToR-
neys at law. Office, and Morton
building, Broadway, Fargo
ROBERTS, AUGUST. HENDERSON
block Broadway, Fargo. Probate prac-
tice a speciality.
TURNER. H. r., ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Offices in Edwards building, Broadway.
Practices In all courts.
MILLER, HENRY B., ATTORNEY AND
Counselor at Law. Over Fargo National
Bank block, Fargo.
EMERSON h. SMITH, ATTORNEY,
Commercial Bank building, Fargo. Prac-
tees in all courts. Particular care given
to probating estates.
ROBINSON, ]. E.. ATTORNEY AT LAW,
612 Front street, Fargo. Practices in all
courts. Tax cases a speciality.
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UNDERTAKES.

AND LICENSED EMBALMER-FUNE
al Supplies. j. r. Rice, South Broad
way. Office south of Moody's store
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oSTEoPATHIc.

DR. b. ID. BASYE, osTEoPATHIC Ply.
stefan, Fargo, Infrmary Eighth street
south, corner First avenue. Phone 853.
DR. STEM HANSON, OSTEOPATHIC
Physician: graduate American school.
Kirksville. Office GA Front Phone 1O14-J
SWEDISH MASSAGE.
MRS. EMMA GAD-HOLM-GRADUA
Swedish Masseuse, London Hospital.
Phone No. S03-L
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS
ARCHITECTS.
ACCOUNTANT.

HANCOCK BROS, ARCHITECTS, Off
ces, Douglas Bldg, 113 Broadway, Fargo
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about store management. Otherwise
you are putting the cart before the
horse
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PIANO TuNER.
PHYSICIANS.

F1RoF. VIM. KLIMMER, TIA NINTH AVE.
nue. ao0th. Master tuning and repairing
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ATTORNEYS.

WALTER THOMSON, EXPERT AC
COUNTANT. Phone 389-J. 112O Third
avenue south, Fargo, ". ID.
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SDR. p. II. BURTON--OFFICE HOURS
10 to II q. M, to 5 and to 3 o. M.
Once, Stern building. Phone 178-L.,
The Washington herald., 1909-01-20
APPEAL FOR FUNDS
AerOnauts Ask Congress for
Half-milliOn Dollars.
CREATE STRONG IMPRESSION
Discuss Work Done by other COun-
tries and Urge House Committee to
Render AssistRnee-Sentime Be-
Iieved 10 Be Favorable, but
Final Action Ia in Doubt.

AerOnautics are again to the fore in
Washington officers OF the signal corps
appeared before a subcommittee OF the
House Committee on Military Affairs.
Capt Thomas s. Baldwin. who sold
dirigible No 1 to the United States army,
is in town with extensive plans. and N.
B. Sellers, OF Baltimore, who has been
in the wiIds OF Kentucky for some time
experimenting with new style Of aero
plane. is in the city. after recent sue
eessful fights. as the guest Of Prof. 4 F.
Zahm. Of the Catholic University OF
America, both OF whom are weII-known
authorities on air currents
Brig. Gen. James Allen chief signal
officer, with Mai. George o. Squier and
Lieut.. Lahm. Of the signal corps. ap-
pearsd before the subcommittee on for
tidcations OF the House Committee on
Military Affairs and asked for half mill
Ion dollar appropriation 70 continue the
.aeronautcai work IN the army. They
made a strong impression on the sub
committee, showing how the United States
was far behind the European nations in
that arm Of the service. While the senti-
ment OF the subcommittee is generally
favorable to the appropriation asked,
their action is problematicaL
Capt Baldwin said last night that with
the formation Of the Washington Aero
Club he would make Washington his
headquarters and establish an aero
dr0me" here. He intends TO keep an as
sortmeHt OF alrships ranging from the
spericaI 70 the serOplane constantly on
hand Capt. Baldwin Is now working on
an aeroplane, some of which he has held
Up pending consultation with Prof. Zahm.
Many responses have been received
from prominent men to invitations 70 at
tend the Organization meeting on Satur-
day az the War Department Of a local
aero club
The organization committee Is as fol
lows: Brig. Gen. Allen. chairman; Prof.
Zahm. Prof Alexander Graham Bell, Da-
vid Fairchild, OF the Agricultural De-
par;ment: Mai SQuier. [. S. A. and
Prof. Willis Moore
The Washington herald., 1909-01-20

Buffalo. y y, Jan. 1s-P- J. Kieran,
who gave himself Up 10 the Pittsburg
police last night. came here with his at
torney. Moses Shire. Of Shire & Jell-
mex. Buffalo.
Kieran denied himself TO callers. but
his attorneys talked freely for him They
say that Kieran denies insolvency and
wiz fight. Already his attorneys have
fled an answer to the bankruptcy pro-
ceedings started in the United States Dis
trict Court OF New York. and demand a
trial by grand jury on the question Of
the insolvency.
Shire and Jellinek say they viii also
take q hand in the Federal and State
cases against the Fidelity Funding Com
pany- They VIII represent Kieran in
those cases as a creditor and stock
holders company. and viii attempt 70 up
set the appointments Of the State courts
receiver, Thomas GilTOy. and the Fed
eraI courts receiver. Robert c. Morris.
Kieran says ne was advised 10 stay
under cover by his former attorneys
Shire ana JeIlinek appeared to be salts
fed that their client has nothing for
which be can be prosecuted criminally,
and say they. expect 20 prove his solvency
70 the satisfaction Of the Federal and
state courts
Kieraa. himself. says no creditor OF his
viii lose anything.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-20
RAYNER RESOLUTION DOHNED
Measure Asking for Libel Suit
Facts Referred.
Sent to judiciary Committee After
Debate Between MaryIander
and Knox.

Senator Rayner's resolution calling
upon the Attorney General for informa-
ton about the libel suit against the Press
Publishing Company. inspired by Presi-
dent Roosevelt. was referred TO the
judiciary committee yesterday. after an
hours debate between the Maryland
member and Senator Knox.
The resolution was referred by a strict
ly party vote, the Republicans gaining
their point by twenty votes.
As on the previous day 1fr. Rayner
quoted statutes 10 show that the iitiga-
ton was being carried on. in New York
and other Federal courts in violation OF
the law.
He held that II there was a Federal
law 10 warrant such proceedings he
wanted to know II and contended that
the Senate should be so informed BY the
Attorney General in order that the Of
fensive law could be repealed.
At this point Senator Knox joined the
discussion. and said he hoped the resoIu-
ton would not be adopted by The Senate.
because il would be establishing a dan
EtftAS CUSTOM 1T 4 were ILe Attorney
General" added Mr. Knox. I would
have 10 refuse 20 comply with this re-
quest or n disclose the basis OF any gov
eFnment action, especially IN criminal
cases
In conclusion he submitted a list OF au-
thorities which he said absolutely con-
tradicted every argument advanced by
Mr.. Rayner.
In his reply Senator Rayner ridicuied
the authorities presented by M Knox.
and after refuting each one. concluded his
remarks by urging immediate action on
the resolution
Senator CuIbersOn. the minority leader.
took the floor for q few minutes and up
held the Maryland member IL his conten-
tion that lbeiIing the government Is not
an offense OF common law.
The vote was then taken. the only Re
publican members voting against ft we're
Senators Knox and Sutherland who be-
ueved the resolution should be tabled.
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FIGHT ON SALARY INCREASE.
House VIII Oppose Raising Salary
of Officials.

Whatever the final action OF the Senate
on the bin proposing Increases in the
salaries OF the President. the Vice Presi-
dent. and Speaker OF the House. the
measure will preclpltate a good old-fash-
Toned fight in the House The leaders of
the lower branch OF Congress have been
holding the purse strings tight all ses-
sion, but despite retrenchment in the
House the Senate has gone merTily ahead
tacking $5o000 to the salary Of the Presi-
dent. increasing the salaries OF the Vice
President and Speaker by S.ooo, and pro
viding increased compensation for numer-
Gus Senate employees.
The House. therefore. IS mad-frst, on
account Of the alleged extravaganza OF
the Senate, and. second. because the Sen
ate. in the face Of a Treasury deficit, In
creased the compensation OF Its own
employees when the House, fearful Of
the revenues, had decided not TO pass a
general river and harbor bill or any Of
the other favorite pork" bills. The fight
on the increases viii come up IN the
House when the bill comes up on a mo-
ton 10 concur in the Senate amendments.
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SENATE DOUBLES
PRESIDENTS PAY
Continued from Page One.

snd. By vote Of &c 10 p. the Item for
horses and carriages was stricken from
the bin
The question OF increasing the Presi-
dents salary was the next order Of busi-
ness. and Senator Clay. or Georgia
moved an amendment making the COM
pensation $75.o0o without railroad fare
This was lost on q yea and nay vote
which resulted in g for the negative, and
q IN the Affirmative
Il was exactly o'clock when the Vice
President submitted the question 70 the
Senate 70 vote on the amendment pro-
posing $4,000 salary for the Chief TX
ecutive.
New amendments were proposed and
various arguments, for and against the
measure. now began 70 pour IN fast. with
the result that Il was 3 O'Clock before
any vote had been taken
The Senate was about 20 -ote on a
new amendment when Senator Burkett
called attention 10 the fact that Il would
provide an increased salary for one year
only. Accordingly a new measure was
drafted. and after separate votes. called
Tor - Senator CuIberson. on the Two
parts Of the amendment the final 6eci-
sion was reached az $40 O'Clock
District Matters To-day.
The proposed Increase for the judges
OF the District Supreme Court and Court
OF Appeals wiz be acted upon to-day
The final contest Of the day came on
the item creating the Office Of Under
Secretary of State at salary or s1e.o1
a year. The first objection from the dis
senters vas TO the title Of the new Office.
for which Senator Kno-,. the future Sec
retary OF state. had asked
Senator Bacon suggested a change 70
vice Secretary" Mr Lodge objected
vigorously. The prefix vice" had never
been used except for executive officers
he said. Mr. bacon took issue on this
point.
Senator Nelson. who IS 2 Norwegian by
birth. suggested that Under Secretary
sounded very British Alr. Knox fed 10
the CloakTcom.
Senator Carter proposed Chief Assist
ant" and then the fact came out that
Mr knox had already selected his man
for the Office. and his candidate had OBJ
jected to becoming an assistant
Finally the debate was ended and the
senate adopted the amendment. after re
fusing 70 reduce the salary from Sl0eo
to S7.500. as proposed by Senator Cul-
berson-
The Washington herald., 1909-01-20
BUREAU OF ARTS ADVOCATED
Senator NeuIandS would Create New
Government Council.

Senator Newlands. OF Nevada intro
duced n the Senate yesterday a bill max
ing the Office Of Supervising Architect OF
the Treasury known hereafter as the
Bureau OF Arts and Public Buildings, and
nominating the Supervising Architect as
Director Of Arts and Public Buildings
The bill makes all the officials and en-
ployes Of TIE Supervising Architect Of
fee. officials, and employees OF the Bureau
OF Arts and Public Buildings.
This Is meant as q nucleus OF the
Bureau OF Arts. To develop IL the Presi-
dent IS authorized 70 appoint. with con-
sent OF the Senate. an advisory counsel.
10 be known as the Council Of the Arts.
composed OF thirty eminent architects.
painters. sculptOrs, landscape architects.
and laymen-
The bill provides that the names Of the
distinguished men shall be submitted TO
the President by the American Institute
OF Architects: that is. the President shall
make his selection from a list Of names
submitted by the institute The duties
OF the council shall be 20 aid the director
By their advice. The council is 70 get
no compensation. but may have expense
allowances
The Washington herald., 1909-01-20
NEW MEMORIAL HIGHWAYBILL
Lafean Presents Measure to Provide
Tribute to Lincoln.
Asks Appropriation OF S25,OOo to
Clear Expenses Of Survey
20 Gettysburg.

Representative Lafesn introduced bill
IN the House yesterday providing for the
construction Of a Lincoln memorial high
way from the gates OF the White House
10 the Gettysburg battlefield in PennsyI-
vania
This Is the second bill proposing the
construction Of this highway introduced
by Mr. Lafean- The first provided for an
appropriation OF S3o9aoO0. while the bin
yesterday simply asked for S25.000 TO clear
the expenses OF the survey Of the high
way and TO provide for its construction.
The highway is 10 be 80 feet wide and
Is 10 be built under the direction Of a
commission composed Of the chairmeu
and ranking Democratic members OF the
Senate and House Committees on Library
OF the Sixtieth Congress. the chairman
OF the Committee on Library OF the
House OF the Fi1ty-ninth Congress. the
Secretary Of State. and the Secretary OF
War
Ar Lafean is confident his bills viii
receive favorable action in the committee.
and he hopes 20 have IL called Up IL
the House for consideration within the
next week or two
The Washington herald., 1909-01-20
MAY ExTRADITE ENGLISEMAN.
British Government Asks Return OF
ALLEGED SLAYER of Girl.

New York. Jan. 9.-The extradition
proceedings instituted by the British gov
ernment to have Oscar Slater sent back
to England, to stand trial for the murder
Of Miss Marion Gilchrist, OF Queens Ter
race. were begun this afternoon before
the United States Commissioner Shields.
On the request Of Charles Fox. who
represents the British government. ad-
Jourment was granted until January e
70 await the arrival OF the high sheriff
OF Glasgow, and three witnesses.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-20
LOCAL BRIEFS.

It has been decided by the Barry statue
commission 70 erect the proposed ststue Of Conno
dore John Barry on the west side Of Franklin
square.
Funeral services for Clarence A Good
inE. young WSShingt0u!an. killed in the Dere-er
and Rio Grande wreck. last Friday. VIII be held
Friday noTning st the undertaking establishment Of
A. J. Frey. $50 Fourteenth street Interurrt
VII Be n Rock Creek Cemetsry-
Funeral services for Mrs. Mary H. Hit
wife Of Isaac r. Hit, who died at her home lss4
Columbia read, en- Monday morning, were held at
the residence. yesterday Eftern0on Rev Joseph
Dawson, Of CaiT6-y IL z Church, oficiating In
tsEnent win be IN Rose Hin Cemetery, Chicago.
Emma Warren was yesterday granted
an absolute divorces ron Charles Warren. By order
Of Justice Wright 0f the District Supreme Court
Tie husband was charged with irfdeiity. and the
wife asked the night 70 resume be- former mans Of
Emma Bezson- AttOrnsI L e sssFz5 appeared
sx tie psttscaG.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-20
Constipation Caused
By Indigestion
Is Cured By Helping The Stomach
Do It's Work As It Should.

All torms OF constipation. bowel or In
testinal trouble owe most OF their origin
70 the improper digestion OF food. The
bowels measure thirty feet The inside
walls OF surfaces are wound tightly abou!
with millions Of nerves. These nerves
give life and control millions OF little
mouths OF suckers which are supposed to
take nourishment from the food as II
leaves the stomach and passes along this
thirty-foot human canal
When Indigestion. dyspepsia, OF stomach
trouble occurs. the food being undigested.
passes over these millions Of mouths. II
IS fermented, decaying mass and holds
no nourishment, as il should
The little mouths suck il I'D. fmpart
these impurities 70 the blood. inuregna+e
the little nerves with poison. and 50 the
work Of cOnstil alton and bowel tro1;ble
begins.
A natural juice or secretion belo,rs
normally in the little cells and yIan5s
along the mucous membrane Of the t7irf,,
foot canal or bowel. When indigestion
occurs this juice Is lacking and 50 tbe
mass Of waste material cannot nase
along as Il should and IS piled up and
caked IN the bowel, thus bringing pain
and misery
After while the nerves and nerve
centers which give vigor and life 10 the
bowel become paTalyZed. thus forever
prohibiting the bowel from perfornnine
its natural duties.
Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets. When taken
after meals. digest the food prooe-lv
even though the stomach is sick. and i
passes TO the bowels nourishment ard
juices. wnich help the intestines not oaIv
10 do their work at once. but build them
ap, restore vitality 10 the nerves. bring
new secretion to the glands and cells
help bowel action. and enrich the
blood
The stomach Is the cause. Common
sense and science are S=e e7 this point
You see It yourself One little grain OF
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets viii perfectly
digest S.o9o grains Of food. The assfmila-
ton OF a meal by one OF these tablets Is
an easy matter ana il keeps the stomach
clean and sweet, 50 that in brief time
this organ is restored.
Every druggist carries them IN stock
Price -5ec- Send Us your name and ad-
dress and we VIII send ycu q trial pack-
age by mail free. Address T. A. Stuart
Co.. 15e Stuart Building. Marshall, Mel.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-20
VETERAN COMEDIAN DEAD.
John z. Ince Appeared with Edwin
Booth and Mrs John Drew.

conn =. lnce Appeared Win EuhAA
Booth and Mrs. John Drew.
New York, Jan 19-John Z Ince. the
veteran comedian who appeared with
Edwin Booth. Barrett. Mccullough. Ade-
laide Nelson Clara Morris. and Mrs
John Drew. died on Monday Of pneumo-
Ma, followed by stroke Of paralysis. at
his home. Sheepshead Bay. Nj Ince
was sixty-eight years old He was born
in England
When a boy he got employment on an
English battle ship as powder monkey, -
and few years later made his way TO
this country. going 10 California He got
there when the gold craze was al its
height 5y carrying tools for the miners.
and made enough money 10 enable him 20
attend the Jesuit college al San Fran
cisco
on completing his education. AIr Ince
began 20 study law. but after paTticipa-
ting II amateur theatricals. and showing
a talent in that line. he took important
parts IN al the leading Shakespearean
plays and in wild Oats London As
suTance." Michael SuOg0f.'' Trial By
Jury, and the comic operas ''Pinafore. -
Pirates Of Penzance,' 'Mikado," and
others.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-20
NEW TAXATION SYSTEM URGED
senator Scott on Trail Of Owners
Who Seek High Prices.

In pursuance OF his promise made sew
era1 days ago 70 get after" those prop
erty holders and real estate agents who
raise the value Of land desired b. the
government for the erection OF public
buildings. Senator Scott yesterday intro
duced bill calling for q new system of
taxation in the District
His measure provides that at the next
tri-annuaI assessment Of real estate IN the
District. al property shall be assessed
Al its true and actual value and taxed
at one and a half per cent OF the said
value" =
The West Virginian contends that land
owners seek ex0rbltant prices for their
holdings when the government desires 70
buy building sites, while the same prop
erty carries taxation Of exceedingly less
value
Senator Scott also introduced q bin
yesterday authorizing the granting OF q
pension Of 80 a month TO Mrs. Beatrice
Paul Marmion, widow OF Rear Admiral
Robert a Marmion.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-20
CONSTITUENTS LAUD TILLMAN.
South Carolina Legislature IndOrses
aPItchforI<' Statesman.

Resolutions condemning the President :
action In attacking Senator TiIlman. and
expressing the confidence Of the South
Carolina legislature IN tEeir Representa-
tive, are contained IN communication
received BY the "Pltehfork- statesman
yesterday
Mr. Tillman was delighted 10 learn that
he stu retains the confidence of his con
stituents and the receipt OF the document
has increased his desire that the Senate
lose no tine in formally beginning its in
vestigatlon Of the charges preferred by
the Chief Executive
It IS expected he viii make another de-
mand for an inquiry m q few day, II
being hinted that the Senate desires 10
let the matter drop
Numerous offers OF advice n the form
Of letters still continue % food the Sena-
tors desk and he is busily engaged every
day in preparing the speech in which he
viii attack the President. This address
he expects to deliver before March I. and
it is his expressed purpose 20 prove each
Of his charges by submitting evidence