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The daily sentinel., 1909-09-03
IBy Associated Press. |
gen, Denmark. Sept.

Skagen, Denmark, Sept. g.
\ newspaper correspondent, who
went on board the Hans Egede from
pilot steamer off here was able to
obtain a few words from DR.. Cook,
the explorer, who ascribed his success
TO the fact that he made use of old
methods namely, Eskimos and dogs
and that he lived like an Eskimo HIM
self
He gave a vivid sketch of his eX-
petition in which he said: Going
northward struck first westerly
course from Greenland and then NOV
ed northward. / arrived at the North
pole April 21, 1908, as already an
nounced, accompanied by only two
Eskimos. We reached the pole at Z
o'clock in the morning. | took daily
observations for whole fortnight
before arriving at the pole. Re
turning we were forced 10 take a
more westerly route and the first ten
days ] took observations daily and re-
corded them. was unable to meas
ure the depth of the sea and had not
the necessary instruments. The low
est temperature recorded was SO de-
grees centigrade or liz Fahrenheit
below zero.
The daily sentinel., 1909-09-03
BIG VOTE IS
BEING POLLED
The Interest Keen and Enthusiasm
Great, and the Peach Day Queen
Contest Goes Merrily On
Vote Counted Today.
MISS SWISHER is STILL LEADING

Late this afternoon Secretary
Chapman. of the county fair associa-
ton. counted the ballots that haze
been cast during the past fhrr- days
in the race for Queen .of Peach alay
which is being enthusiastically sH-
tered into by the people in every sec-
ton of the valley.
The count shows that several hun
dred votes have been cast during the
past two or three days and while. Miss
Swisher, the PaIisade girl, still leads.
several others have made big gains
Interest is keen in the race and viii
grow keener from day to day. IL
promises To be the most exciting vot-
ing contest ever carried on in the
county.
The standing as shown by todayrs
count is as follows:
Miss Agnes Swisher, Palisade. 375.
Miss Stella Frank, Grand Junction,
o77.
Miss Blanche KiOft, Grand juno
ton, III.
Miss Mabel Pitts, Collbran, 135.
Miss Mabel Harrison, Clifton, 1:s2
Miss Bessie Harris, Pear Park, I2I-
Miss Stella Cave, Clifton, 100.
The daily sentinel., 1909-09-03
WANT BUSINESS
HOUSES CLOSED
Every Effort to be Made to Have a
General Suspension of Business
in Grand Junction on the
Day That Taft is Here.
TO BE LoNG-REMEMBERED DAY

President VIM. II. Taft and his
party will visit the Mesa county fair
grounds on Thursday, the third day
of the fair the program for the one
hour he is to be here, having been
wired TO Charles j. Hughes. Jr., in
Denver yesterday at the request of
the presidents secretary, Fred w
Carpenter.
The president will be met by a
party of Mesa county gentlemen at
DeBeque and the line of the High
Line ditch pointed out from the rear
end of his observation car as the
train passes through the valley. AT
a point some distance from the city
the train will be stopped and the
president and his party escorted
through two miles of orchards and
taken to the fair grounds. He will
inspect the exhibits in the exhibition
building and then make an address
to the immense gathering in front of
the grandstand The presentation of
the finest fruit that grows under the
sun by the Queen of the Peach Car
nival will also take place on the
grounds in front of the grandstand.
This is the first visit of President
Taft to Mesa county and it is indeed
CONTINUED on page two.)
The daily sentinel., 1909-09-03
NO EVIDENCE;
CASE DISMISSED

J. II. Mays, arrested last night and
lodged in jail on complaint of S. A.
Hixon, charged with robbing HiNon of
$1,000 while in Hixon's room at IL
roOnning house was given his freedom
today.
May employed Attorney Barnard
Welsh to defend him but when they
appeared in court the deputy district
attorney moved that the case be dis
missed on the grounds that the evil
dence was not sufficient to warrant
the prosecution going into trial. JUS
tice sweeney then dismissed the case
and Mays was released.
The daily sentinel., 1909-09-03

The regular weekly meeting of the
Grand Junction Trades and Labor
Assembly meets tonight at Union
headquarters. The program for
Labor Day will be perfected and COM
plete arrangements for the day ar
ranged. New working cards for the
fourth quarter are now due. Be
sure and get one.
Miss Mary Cherrington. niece of
Mr. C. E. Cherrington of this city.
returned home today after an extend
ed visit with her relatives in Grand
Junction.
The daily sentinel., 1909-09-03
GREAT EXCITEMENT
IN HUERFANO COUNTY
[ Special to The Sentinel. ]

Walsenburg, Colo, Sept. 3.-Huer-
fano county is in a state of practical
insurrection. The state authorities
are utterly defied. and Sheriff JEFF
Farr Is in possession of the county
building, with the key in his possess
sion, and the records and books are
withheld from their lawful custod-
ians. II is openly declared that Coun-
ty Assessor Sanchez will not be sery-
ed with the process of the state board
of equalization. Ii is learned upon
investigation that tens of thousands
of acres of &. +. a. !. coal lands are
listed as grazing lands and thus have
escaped taNatiOn.
The daily sentinel., 1909-09-03
A SUICIDE AT MONTRoSE.
Especial to The sentinel.l

Montrose. Colo, Sept 3.-Jacob
Adamson, aged 32, was found dead
in his house on Nevada avenue We'd
nesday. He had committed suicide
by shooting himself in the left breast,
and had evidently been dead for sew
eral days. Adamson was undoubted-
ly insane, as he left rambling letter
in which he said that he was victim
OF plot to murder him. The body
was discovered by Marshal Cooper
and Hal Hamilton, the owner of the
house in which Adamson lived
Adamson has a brother Oliver, who
lives near Ridgway and a mother
living at South Haven. Kan.
The daily sentinel., 1909-09-03
THE ADMINISTRATION
REGRETS INCIDENT
IRy Associated Press. l

Wasnington, Sept. 3.-There Is
general regret in administration cir
cles over the publication of the story
ascribing improper motives to the
commander of the Italian cruiser
Aetna, which ON Saturday last is re-
ported to have steamed between the
vessels of the Atlantic battleship fleet
while they We're engaged at target
practice off the Virginia coast.
The Aetna is the guest of the ma
ton, the naval officers say. and il il
improbable that the commander
would be guilty of violation of the
naval code while watching the tar
get practice of another nation.
Z The naval officers say that further
details of the affair should be await
ed.
The daily sentinel., 1909-09-03
SCRIPPS-McRAE MARRIAGE.
Especial to The Sentinel. |

Detroit, Mich, Sept. 3.-Announce-
ment has been made of the engage
ment of John p. Scripps of San Diego,
Cal, and Miss Edith McRae of this
city. The wedding will take place at
the home of the brides parents here
September s. after which the pair
will depart for their home in Cali
fornia.
+. w. Scripps, The father OF the
bridegroom-to-be, and Milton A. Nc
Rae, the father of the prospective
bride. have been associated for many
years in the publishing of newspapers
in the West and Middle West under
the name of the Scripps- McRae leag-
The daily sentinel., 1909-09-03
VAUDEVILLE MANAGER
MADE COOK BIG OFFER
LBy Associated Press. !

New York, sept. S.-ln addition To
fame Dir. Cook is probably destined
to reap IA fortune through writings
and lectures. A well known vaude-
Vile manager already has cabIed an
offer Of $1,000 n week for "a series of
ten weeks 10 lecture ON IA vaudeville
circuit. Other vaudeville managers
have instructed their European
agents to secure contracts.
The daily sentinel., 1909-09-03
IBy Associated Press. /

/ Copenhagen. Denmark. sept. a.
The steamer Hans Egede will prob
ably arrive here some time during
the night. Social activities will be-
gin directly the steamer Melchior,
heading the committee of the Royal
Geographical society with American
Minister Eagan on board will meet
DR.. Cook and banquet him.
King Frederick intimated a desire
to receive the traveller Saturday. A
The daily sentinel., 1909-09-03
MORE GAMES
WITH COLLINS

The baseball team is home and are
just as confident as ever that they
can wIest the championship from Ft.
Collins and what is better news vet
Fit. Collins has agreed to another
series of three games. The date for
the games has not been set but will
be played whenever the grounds can
be secured in Denver.
Toner and Woolums. both Of whom
the Denver Western league made an
effort to sign, are with the team. The
other members are all back and are
ready for the games with the Kansas
City Red SoN tomorrow. Sunday and
Monday. With good support the
Grand Junction boys will yet land the
coveted honor and unless the writer
is mistaken the people of this city
will turn out and help defeat Ft. Col
lins.
The daily sentinel., 1909-09-03
ROOSEVELT KEEPS
Up THE SLAUGHTER
IBy Associated Press. ]

+ Nairobi, British East Africa, I
+ Sept 81. Alden Loring and I
+ Major Mearns, members of the I
+ Roosevelt expedition here, are
+ about to undertake an extended I
+ trip through the Kenia pro- I
+ vince.
+ A total of $500 specimens I
T. We're shipped yesterday to the I
I. Smithsonian Institution. They
+ included birds, mammals, snakes 1
+ and plants. 1
= Z I. + + + + + + + + I. + \ + + I
The daily sentinel., 1909-09-03
SENTINEL'SCONTENTS

Page
Associated Press and state
news. Fruit shipments. Two
big advertising stunts an
nounced. Young Mckinney
released from Jail. Vote
counted in peach queen con-
test. Suspension of business
when Taft comes. More ball
games with Fort Collins.
Much fruit in storage for the
fair, Alleged robber caught
here.
Editorial comment. Other To-
cal and general news.
3-Nearly SO big projects are be
ing built by the reclamation
service. New X. p. officers.
Other local news.
4-Mr. Clarence billiard and
Miss Helen Newton wed in
Denver. Other society and
local news.
Cooper writes of auto trip.
Assault made on young man.
6-Thomas f. Curtin to build
big project. Sporting news
Trains to reduce running dis
tance between Chicago and
Denver. Other local and gem
eral news.
billy Sunday at Boulder.
Death of Mrs. Lupton. 9th
er local and general news.
s-New arrangement for seating
crowds Fair week in grand
stand. Other local news.
The daily sentinel., 1909-09-03
CANAL COMPANY REORGANIZED
TSpecial to The Sentinel.

Cheyenne, Wyo., Sept. "a re-
organization of the Shoshcne River
Canal company. with the expenditure
of s2.000.000 for the development of
the Oregon basin reservoir project,
abandoned some years ago, is being
considered by capitalists from Chi
cago, who are consulting with the
state officials. II is proposed to
reclaim 250,000 acres of land.
The daily sentinel., 1909-09-03
LRy Associated Press. l

Copenhagen, Denmark, Sept. g.
The steamer Hans Egede with Dr.
Cook the American explorer on board
passed Cape Skagen, the northern
of Denmark at . O'Clock
this afternoon.
The daily sentinel., 1909-09-03

Miss Anna Williams, cashier and
bookkeeper at the Fashion, is ex
pected home tonight from Salt Lake
City where she has been visiting the
past ten days.
Homer Hutchinson is guest in
the city this week from Beldop, Mich
He is here with view to investing.
The daily sentinel., 1909-09-03
HUNG HIMSELF IN A SWING
Especial to The Sentinel. ]

Seattle Wash, Sept. 3.-Howard
stone, laborer, aged 40, member
of Knights of Pythias lodge of
Hiawatha, Kan. and son of Mrs.
Annie Stone of Clifton, o., committed
suicide here in suburban school
house by hanging himself with the
rope of the school children's swing
He had been drinking.
The daily sentinel., 1909-09-03
JAPS SEE FACTORIES
IBy Associated Press. !

Seattle, Wash. Sept. 3.-The Jap
anese commercial delegates who are
on tour of the United States began
their studies today by visiting the
various factories, especially of those
articles which Japan imports.
The daily sentinel., 1909-09-03
FORTY BOXES IN STORAGE.

; More than forty boxes of fruit
; was placed in cold storage yes
, terday for the exhibits at the
; fair.
, The room at the local ice
; plant is rapidly being filed
> with the finest fruits in the val
; ley. There is, however. plenty
? of room for more, as large ac-
commodations have been offered
by the manager Of the ice plant.
The daily sentinel., 1909-09-03
THE ADMIRAL RETIRES

IBy Associated Press.]
WASHINGTON, SEPT. 3.-REAR
ADMIRAY SPERRY WAS TODAY
PLACED ON THE RELIEF LIST AT
THE AGE OF 81.
The daily sentinel., 1909-09-03
IS CAPTURED HERE.

Sheriff Schrader last night ar
rested Mexican upon the re-
ceipt of a telegram from the au-
thorities in Provo, on the charge
of having robbed a saloon at
Cotton, Utah.
Sheriff Judd of that city will
be in on train No. this even
ing to take possession of the
prisoner. He is confined in the
county jail.
The daily sentinel., 1909-09-03
BIG |MPORTA7|ONS
TO AVOID TER|FF
IBv Associated Press. |

Washington, Sept. 3.-During the
few months prior to the signing of
the new tariff law by President Taft
importers almost doubled their ship
ments of many articles on which a
rise in duty was anticipated. These
importations consisted of hides, raw
silk. unmanufactured wool and cot
ton, laces, linens, crude rubber and
copper.
The daily sentinel., 1909-09-03
'DR. COOK HOMEWARD bound.
INTERVIEWED TODAY
ON BOARD SHIP
Discouerer of North Pole Giues Viuid|
Sketch of His Thrilling Eaper-
iences-- Old Methods Best
ROYAL WELCOME A WATTS HIM

certain amount of skepticism is no
ticeable today among Artic explorers
and even Americans admit some
doubt pending a full statement from
DR.. Cook himself
The daily sentinel., 1909-09-03
invite ROOSEVELT
TO ELEPHANT HUNT
LBv Associated Press. l

+ Berlin. Sept. S.-The crown 4
+ prince of Abysinnia has invited I
+ eN-President Roosevelt to a
+ great elephant hunt, promising /
+ to provide for him some white :;
r elephants to kill and making 4
+ other arrangements for a sport I
+ ing program of splendid proper
+ tions, I
The daily sentinel., 1909-09-03
THEY WERE FINEu
[Ry Associated Press

+ London, Sept 3.-The eight 1
+ suffragettes who were arrested 1
+ on August 3 in connection with I
+ the picketting of Premier As I
+ quith's residence were today I
+ sentenced to pay fines of $40 I
+ each or to spend seven days in I
= Jail They will appeal.
4 = Z, 4 1 = 4 4 4 4 4 I 4 l. 4 . Z
The daily sentinel., 1909-09-03
BALLINCER ARRIVES
[By Associated Press. ]

IBy Associated Press.
WASHINGTON, SEPT. 3.-SEC-
RErARY BALLINGER ARRIVED
TODAY FROM SEATTLE. HE SAID
HE CAME TO WASHINGTON PRIN-
CIPALLY TO INVESTIGATE THE,
CUNNINGHAM ALASKAN COAL
CLAIMS.
The daily sentinel., 1909-09-03

Mrs. T. Sherman Ramey returned
home today from a delightful visit
to her old home in Lyons, Neb.
X. G. Hall. the well known Plateau
valley ranchman. is in the city to
day with a load of produce and trans
acting a little business.
The daily sentinel., 1909-09-03
FITCH IS VERY ILL
IBy Associated Press.

+ Paris. Sept. 3.-Clyde Fitch, I
+ the American playwright, has I
+ been operated upon for appendi
= citis here and it is reported that 1
+ his condition is serious. .
+ I. + + + + 4 = + !. + + + { + + + 1
The daily sentinel., 1909-09-03
GREAT AIR RACE SOON
IBv Associated Press. l

+ indianapolis, Ind. Sept. g.. {
+ Entry blanks We're sent out to- I
+ day for the three days of avia- =
+ tion contests, to be held here I
+ October 5 TO IL Cash prizes {
+ amounting TO $4,000 are to be Z
+ offered. Among the competitors /
+ will be Glenn Curtiss. who re- I
+ Gently achieved fame in France. I
Z Z + + + + + I + + + + + = + + I
The daily sentinel., 1909-09-03
WILLIS MOORE INJURED
IRv Associated Press. l

+ Washington. Sept. 3.-While
+ alighting from a car early today
+ Prof. Willis l.. Moore, the chief
+ OF the weather bureau, fell and
+ broke his arm.
+ After the injured member
+ had been set. he returned to his
+ office and performed his custom
+ airy duties
The daily sentinel., 1909-09-03
BIG FIRM IS BROKE

tBy Associated Press.
NEW YORK, SEPT. 3.-THE
BROkERAGE FIRM OF FREEMAN
ROLLINS Il COMPANY SUSPEND
ED TODAY. LIABILITIES $500, ,060
AND ASSETS 100000.
The daily sentinel., 1909-09-03
BIG LIVE STOCK SHOW
Special TO The sentinel. |

ToDtVId1 10 7 III StHtTHFTs1
Denver. Sept. 3.-Arrangements
have been made for banner live
stock show to be held at Overland
park at the Interstate fair Septem-
Der IL to Is.
The daily sentinel., 1909-09-03
BAD AUTO ACCIDENT
Especial to The sentinel. /

Special to The Sentinel
Denver, Sept. 3.-Three wom- .
: en- and two men were injured .
today when the automobile of :
Frederick Neef, the president .
+ of the Neef Brewing Company, .
, fell into an S-foot city trench. .
, All will recover .
The daily sentinel., 1909-09-03
AN ACCIDENT THERE
Especial to The Sentinel.

ToptCIdI 10 he SehtlntT.I
Steamboat Springs, Colo, I
; Sept. 3.-ln the running races I
here today, in which the women 1
= participated. Mrs. r. H. b. !
Smith was thrown from her 1
horse and seriously injured. 1
:. 4. + 4. 4. I. + & I. 1. = = . Z = = 1
The daily sentinel., 1909-09-03
JOYETTE WON TODAY
[By Associated Press. !

Marblehead, Sept 3.-The Amer
Jean yacht Joyette won the fourth
race in the Sender series today.
The daily sentinel., 1909-09-03
ToDAY's WHEAT MARKET,

tBy Associated Press
Chicago. Sept. 3.-The wheat mar
ket closed today at 9SA to 9S Is.
The daily sentinel., 1909-09-03

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The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1909-08-12
PRESIDENT GIVES A
DINNER TO TRAINERS
OE TARIEE 6

Washington, Aug. with the tariff
bill passed and the animosities of con-
ference and debate all but forgotten,
the tariff builders sat with the presi-
dent at dinner In the state dining room
of the White House LIST night.
The chamber never he'd a merrier
throng. It was Taft's celebration of
the end of the tariff fight, and his
farewell dinner of the season.
The democratic members of the COM
mfttees which framed the tariff bill
We're included in the presidents
invitation.
The presidents guests included the
five members of the cabinet who are In
the city, all the members of the Sen
ate committee on finance, and the
House committee on ways and
Vice President Sherman, who presided
over the tariff discussion in the SEN
ate; Speaker Cannon, who presided
in the House; Senator Crane, of Mas
sachusetts, 'the whip of the Senate,
and Representative Dwight, of New
York, 1.-THE whip" of the House; Senator
Root, who had SO conspicuous a part
in framing the corporation tax pro-
vision of the bill; Secretary Carpen-
ter, and the presidents two aides, Cap
tain Butt, of the army. and Lieutenant
Commander Palmer, of the navy
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1909-08-12
THE PLAN is GOOD,
BUT STOP ElGHTINa

Des Moines. Aug. THE Dea
Moines plan is completely vindicated
municipal examiners. M. F. Cox and
f. M. Abbott, who filed the results Il
their examination with State Auditol
Bleakley today. h is the first statd
examination sine the commission form
was adopted. The report says:
In the management of the state af-
fairs of the city of Des Moines we
find nothing but What we can highly
commend"
The examiners advise councilmen te
work together more harmoniously and
say In that case the form Of "
ment such as Des Moines has would
need no defense, for we believe the
principle to be correct of examining
the methods of receiving and dis
bursting the mount of money that it
takes to run DeS Moines."
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1909-08-12
OIL WELLS ''NATAl'
TO Be OBSERVED
Anniversary of Striking Of
First Gusher to Be Cele-
brated on August 90.

Titusville. Pa, Aug. THE eyes Of
iidom will be turned here the latter
end of this month when the golden
anniversary of the drilling OF the first
The qualities of petroleum had been
known for centuries, but 1t remained
for Colonel Edwin w. Drake to drill
the first artesian well In search of I'd
on August %, 1859, just southeast OF
Titusville.
The drill tapped a vent of oil 69h
feet below the surface which produced
at first 40 barrels a day.
Canandohta Chapter, Daughters Of
the American Revolution, of Titusville,
able memorial on the site of the old
Drake we'll.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1909-08-12

Washington. Aug. speaker Can
non named the house committees just
before the House adjourned yesterday,
and, in naming them, smote his enc
mics and remembered his friends.
Iowa was left with few important
committee places, as compared to what
1t had last session. While most of the
insurgent members We're given punish
ment by Speaker Cannon, it is never
theless true hat they were treated
somewhat better thar many had ex-
pected.
Hubbard Punished.
Representative Hubbard, who has
consistently fought Cannon on rules
and h tariff. is punished by removal
from the committee on revision of
laws, but retains his places On COM
mittees on expenditures in the depart
ment Of justice and on insular af-
fairs.
OF the new men those who Jared
best We're Representatives Good and
Pickett. Kendall and Woods were not
SO well treated. Representative Hull
was not changed. He is still chair
man of the military affairs commit
tee and a member of the militia com
mittee. Representative Smith is on
rules and appropriations as he was
appointed when the special session
opened. Both the committees are of
high Importance and of the first rank.
Kennedy Rewarded.
Representative Kennedy of the First
district, who has always lined up with
the Cannon organization. has been
given his reward for faithful service
and well doing in the cause Of the
speaker. He is chairman of the mile
age committee and is made a member
of the rivers and harbors committee.
This was the place which Judge Bird
sail formerly held.
Important chairmanships retained by
members are:
Appropriations. Tawney, of Min
nesota; agriculture, Scott, of Kan
sas: census, Crumpacker, of In
diana; military affairs. Hull, Of
Iowa; naval affairs, Foss of Illi-
nois; pensions, Loudenslager, Of
New Jersey; District of Columbia,
Smith, of Michigan: immigration
and naturalization. Howell. Of New
Jersey; irrigation of arid lands.
Reeder, of Kansas: labor, Gardner,
of New Jersey: library, Mccall of
Massachusetts,; manufactures. Nc
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1909-08-12

So AGN-MA&E&~0
A aus' e henSuck s4knnnnAn
,ul1s 1snn aa4 nsnsnasx, G.s&aa. ~
~ $500 I1sSM ~, s1EN
ssssSw Ss1ss y puniacsS puaaa an.g.,s .I9S
ssaa. uunus. ~ -lslsNs
rs., JsI 49, nslss,s 1891, ~ q 3 y01 panS
ylvania. ana territories HAmiason
OF Macnigan. ,8.a-.-a.S
me .1oioWlng new cnAlrHlansnAp
WSl1 aaso ,,,...4.
Elections NO. j. Anapp. q 1iitnoie
ievees and improvements !. the
Aa.ssls.appi ver;rCamppe!i.o q $50
sass edncaIion 6grke. oL
y ventila1ion ~
McCreary. q PennAyiva-
nlNa. enQllu IN tn0 STATE oe-
partment, towards. OF Kentucky:
4 IN the treasury depary-
menL. Eli, OF Connectlcut; pen
MES z 2 interior oeparsmens.
McGulre, Of ana expen-
uigures anstne department OF agrt-
culture, Graham, OF Pennsylvania.
Nav Appointments.
New appointments to me,nbershtp o.
important committees follow:
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. of M
nois: Taylor, Of Ohio: Maltby, Of
Of Massachusetts. democrat.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 81 Connecti-
cut; Goebel. of Ohio. DENLY of
Michigan: Howland. of Ohio: Nya.
Sc Minnesota. shefaeld 81 Rhode
island. repubiicana
Banking and Currency-Guern-
sey, Of Maine: Campbell. OF KAN
q s Millington. 81 New york
Joyce, Of Ohio: Barnard. 81 Indi-
n and Haaia ~ awe -.
pubiicans. and Hammond. Of MIN
nesota, and BARNARD. az Indiana.
democrats.
Interstate and Foreign
Miller. Of KANSAS: stafford. Of
Wisconsin,; Calder. Of New York.
and Waahh,Irn ~
republicans. and simms. Of Ten
nessee, and peters. 81 Massachu-
sets. democrats.
Rivers and Observation-Disclosures.
Of Illinois: Humphrey. az Waah.
ington; Madden. &c illinois: Ken
nedy. OF iowa: Cassidy 81 ohio