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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-27
MUST SAVE
NEW YORK
Roosevelt Selected to
Run for the
Senate

Washington April 27-Theodorc
Roosevelt for the United States SEN
ate. as successor to Chauncey Depew.
This is the way the political prophets
and wiseacres in Washington have
the situation in New York state fig
ured out today. They arrived at the
conclusion from many different view
points and there Is apparently con-
sensus OF opinion that this suggestion
offers q solution TO multitude oil
problems confronting the Republican
party not only in the Empire state but
in the nation at large
In the general discussion of the
situation, growing out of the appoint
ment of Gov Hughes to the supreme
court bench, 1t has been already
agreed that his retirement from poll
tlcs leaves Col. Roosevelt as the
probable dictator of the party in New
York state.
The party leaders In Washington
realize. and they believe Mr.. Roose~
welt will come to realize the same
thing. that the exigcncies In New YORK
demand strong factor in the race
this fall. If the Republicans are to
gain success at the polls.
With Roosevelt as candidate for the
senate, It Is predicted that the Rcpub-
lican party would easily retain con-
trol of the Legislature and that the
Roosevelt personality in the cam
paign would bring success TO the en-
tire state ticket.
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FRAUD IN
WYOMING
Encampment Bubble
Bursts After Millions
Have Been Sunk

Cheyenne, Wyo. April 27.-By the
yesterday of complaint In a civil
action, against number of promot.
ers who have been negotiating stocks
and bonds of fifteen different corpor-
ationS whose capital stock aggregates
more than s31.010.000. there is made
public what is alleged to be a great
fraud by which the promoters during
the last ten years are said to have
collected millions of dollars, through
the sale OF stock
The complaint comes up in civil
action dealing with the operations of
the promoters of valuable mining.
railway, tramway. smelling, pipe line
and mercantile companies of the En-
campment district, Carbon county.
Wyo.. being directed especially against
Z. W. Cobb. E. A. Norton, L. b. Dra-
per. A l.. Hause, |. y. Pinnocli and
other promoters of the Penn-Wyom-
ing Copper company and the United
Smelters Railway C Copper company.
and large number of subsidiary com.
panies.
The case comes up in arguments
for permission to file an intervening
petition in a receivership case, re-
Gently heard In the United States
court here. This prayer was granted
yesterday and the petition filed in
court
Mining and stock operations, extend
ing over the last ten years In nearly
every state of the Union, are involved.
Big bond houses in several OF the
large cities of the United States are
interested In the case.
The companies involved in the ac.
ton. are: The United Smelters Rail-
way & Copper company. the Penn-Wy-
omine Copper company. The North
American Copper company. The Sara
toga & Encampment Railway COM
pany, The Encampment Smelling
company, The Encampmcnt Pipe Line
Ditch company. The Emerson Elec-
trio Light company, The Encampment
Tramway company, the Encampment
Waterworks company. The Encamp.
ment Land and Townsite company
The Battle Lake Tunnel Site Mining
company, The Haggerty Copper Min
Ing company. The Carboudale Coal
company, The North American Mer-
camille company. all corporations un-
der the laws of Wyoming; also the
Equitable Securities company incor-
porated under the laws of Illinois
1t Is charged in the complaint that
Cobb, Norton and Draper ofnciatcd as
directors and officers of all these cor
porauons. and manipulated them for
their own profit and to the detriment
OF the rights of the other stockhold-
ers
The case Will not he argued for
thirty days
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COON I RY OF
SUI FFE:RIN(
Where the Churches
Are as Idle as a
Painted Picture

Chicago. April 21.-IIaving ended a
tour OF the coast cities. Edward
Brown, millionaire. of Denver. who
is studying the lot OF the homeless
and destitute hobo IN the cities,
stopped in Chicago yesterday on his
way TO New York
"A country of condensed human
suffering. where the churches arc as
Idle as painted picture and the
charities association seeks TO avoid
giving wherever possible. rather than
helping. was Mr. Brown descrIp-
tion Of his impressions of the coast
cities
His method is to dress as a hobo
and throw himself upon the mercles
Of the streets TO see what will occur.
He has been arrested many times as
a vagrant. II is his purpose to use
his Influence toward obtaining better
facilities for aiding the poor. but
honest man. who has no place to sleep
and to procure better jaIls and lodging
houses.
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LE 7 TER BY
MARK I VAIN
Written to a Little Girl
of Thirteen
Years

New York. April 27-One OF the
last letters that Mark Twain wrote
from his retreat in sunny Bermuda
was addressed 10 little girl in this
o,ty. Sarah Ish-Kisbor The letter.
delayed in the malls, has just ar
rived at its destination Sarah. VINO
IS 13-ycar-old pupil in the Wadlelgn
high school. read the Prince and the
PaUper." few months ngo and was
so much interested IN II that shc
wrote n sequel. bringing the story up
TO date and introducing King Edward
as character She sent a copy of
her work TO Mark Twain. Here Is
the reply:
You write that this little story
came 10 you in dream. | think il
Is a remarkable dream for a girl OF
thirteen to have dreamed. because IL
moved by regular grade and sequence
from the beginning 10 the end. when
Is not the habit of dreams 1t Is 4
good pieco Of work, ] think | may
say with your sister that | like ny
self best when l am serious (Signedl
Mark Twain
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Will be through the BehrinS straits
To the northeast of the New Siberian
islands. where the explorer Will per
NIT the Fran to freeze in" The
plar is then to drift with the ice floes
and currents, winter and summer, Tor
about. seven years.
Anundsen writes that be has care
fully estimated the results and be.
llcves that he Will be carried past tho
tole and that. eventually. using the
auxiliary gasoline power Of the Fran
as may be needed. he VIII emerge on
the eastern coast OF Greenland.
Tho chief object OF this expedition
Is TO stndy tho currents. temperature
and sea life OF the Arctic region, In
siruments. said TO bo new to science,
VIII be used that will enable the cX-
plorcr to record the temperature Of
tho ocean three miles below the sur
face
Amundscn states that he is not cs-
pecially interested in reaching tho
geographical pole and plans to 60
there only because the pole lies In his
path OF travel.
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Washington. April 27-"Aro the in
surgcnts In earnest or have they just
been flirting and coquetting with u.s."
Senator Raynor OF Maryland in mock
seriousness. asked this question and
others even more pointed in Il speech
delivered in the senate today on the
administration railroad bill
He said that the Democrats wanted
no more combinations with the insur-
gents on preliminary skirmishes, but
that the recalcitrant Republicans
would be welcomed into Democratic
ranks, if they only would enlist and
take their feelings with them.
Pointing out that on almost all pre-.
liminary moves on various measures
before the present congress, the in
suVgents and Democrats have stood
the ground. Mr.. Raynor said that
when the final vote is taken on the
bill they seem leisurely TO stray away
from us"
Now" he said. the question Is.
what do your friends mean. Are
tncy ln earnest or are they simply
flirting and coquettiDg with us? Is
II merely a temporary engagement
or is 1t permanent love feast?"
Nr Raynor formally invited the in
surgents to come into the Democratic
cGDlT
we offer you a party that is per-
fectly pure and has passed beyond
the stage of temptation" he said
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HON()RS I o
GEN. GRANT
Orator of the Day the
Son of a Con-
federate

Chicago. April 27-Romances of tbs
Civil war were renewed at Galena,
Ills, today In one of the mos, re-
marRable gatherings OF Confederate
and Union soldiers held since the
close OF the war. Hundreds OF men
who fought with or opposed General
Ulysses S. Grant, from every part of
the United States, gathered at tho
former home OF the dead warrior am
statesman 10 celebrate the SSth au.
nNersary Of his birth.
An interesting feature Of the ceie-
buation is the fact that the orator OF
the day-Col. James Hamilton Lewis
is the son of one of the Confederate
generals who surrendered to General
Grant. In the audience were hun
dreds of former soldiers who bore
arms under Cen Grant during tho
war, Gen. Frederick Dent Grant vlo-
laJed his own fixed rule not TO taEe
part in celebrations I'm honor OF his
father, and went TO Galcna today.
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[ IRE IN A
bRE VERY
Anheuser.B Busch Suffers
a Loss Of Half
a Million

ST, Louis. Mo. April 27-Firc Of
unknown origin caused a loss estl
mated at $530000 In the mammoth
plant OF the Busch Brewing
association early today. and for 4
time threatened the entire establish
ment with destruction.
Five hundred thousand bottles OF
beer were destroyed and millions OF
burning corks made such a dense
smoke that the flrcmen fought the
flames In a black smudge
The streets about the plant flowed
with beer for more than an hour and
smoking oorks bobbiDg mp and down
in the stream gave the streets 4
unique appearance.
Tho bottliDg and storage houses
were completely destroyed, entaillng
q loss OF 100000
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CRIES TOLD
OF MURDER
Seventeen enth Crime of
the Black Hand in
Chicago

Chicago. April 27.-Screams and
cries from the Italian colony last
night brought the police TO the scene
Of what Is believed TO have been a
BLACK Hand" murder at 110S Gault
Court The victlm-the seventeenth
In the Italian disuict-was Catauo
Disalva.
Pietro Montalbano was arrested an
hour later on evidence furnished by
George Gelardo. 13-year old ooy Who
lives In the house In front of which
the crime was committed.
Pletro came into the house right
after the shots were fired the boy
said. 'and told us to tell the police
be lived here. He does not but Is A
friend OF my sister. Lena"
Montalbano was locked up and The
boy Is being held as a witness. The
prisoner insists he does not know
DIsalva
The dead man had been shot and
stabbed in many places
a letter found IN one OF Disalvas
pockets possibly may help solve the
mystery. II Is written IN woman5
hand and In the italian language
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WILL DR|F 7
TO The POLE
Captain Amundsen Has
New Plan for
Exploration

San Francisco, April 27.-netails OF
Captain Roald Amundsens plans to
reach the North Pole are contained In
letters from the Morse explorer TO
Henry Lund, Norwegian consul here.
Amundsep. who first succeeded in
taking ship through the Northwest
7rassage. is preparing to lock himself
In the Ice for seven years ana expects
To drift by the pole. The voyage will
be undertaken for the purpose OF SCI
entiftc Investigation.
NJ With crew OF thirteen fellow coun-
trymcn, Amundsen says he VIII start
from this city eprly next year in the
Fran, a sturdy little craft used by
-Naasen in his "farthest north ex-
piorations. The Fran will be fitted
Tut In San Francisco hter oelng
brought around Cape Horn next win
ter. The cost Of the outfit, It is es-
timlted. viii be close TO 100000.
The itinerary of the polar cruise
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I ALL OF
THE COME 7
Was Millions of Miles
Long on the 10Th
of Month

Flagstaff. Ariz.. April 27-Import'
aut observations Of Halley's comet
have been made recently at tho Low
ell observatory. The finest series OF
photographs were obtained the moru-
ing of April 10 when tho tail meas
ured about nine degrees, OF approx
inateIy 10000 miles. The tail has
generally divided into two dlvorglns
branches and the distance from the
nucleus OF tho point of divergence
mas varied from day TO day
On the larger scale photographs
there has been q marked variation In
tho position and number OF the finer
streamers leaving the head. AS the
tail is directed away from the sun
/; is at present foreshortcned as view
ed from the earth,
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the main ticket of,ce OF the Baltimore
& Ohio railroad on lower Broadway.
No announcement OF the burglary was
made until today,
Under the glare of four big electric
lights, ia a room every foot of which
was visible TO passers-6y' In a bust.
ness section OF New York. the tall
safe in tho center of the room was
drilled. It's lock torn away and all the
money and tickets stolen. The burg
lars got something over $500 in mon
ey.
According TO the police. the burg
lars must hnye worked for at least an
hour In front of the safe. They en-
tered the ticket Office through side
door. jimmylng two bolted doors. As
an extra precaution. they even re-
placed the broken locks on the doors
with now locks identical In make and
pattern. They succeeded In partially
screening their operations from cur
ious passers-by by arranging a balf
dozen Office chairs In front Of the safe.
Detectives who hnve been al work
on the case say they have no clue TO
tho identity of the burglars.
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GIRL SCALPED
BY MACHINERY

ST Louis. April 27.-Althoueh IT,
year-old Viola Locke was completely
scalped when her hair became caught
In the machinery In factory yester-
day. the scalp not reaching the hos
pital for some time after she did.
surgeons believe the scalp will re-
unite Itself to her head.
The girl was taken to the city hos
pItal I'm an automobile and the scalp
was taken there later in an ambH-
lance 1t was scaled to the head Inn
mediately on IT'S arrival, Miss Locke
refusing TO take anacthetIcs
During the healing process the
head will be constantly dampened
with solution TO keep the scalp
alive.
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ct OF the answer was lost In the OBJ
Jectlon OF the defendants counsel.
TWO capsules. filled by Mr. Brcck-
lclns were exhibited The druggist
said he had taken one three grain
capsule and put into II five grains Of
cyanide and ono grain OF strycnnlne.
Attention was callen by the state
70 81 mllarity In appearance of the d.
GeStiyc capsules aud the strychniuc
capsule.
You could compound a thousand
capsules that would look almost alike,
couldn't y0u?' asked Mr.. Walsh
/ could replied tho witness.
That was tho extent OF the cross
examination.
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URGED TO
p LIANT CORN
Southern Planters Have
Lost so Per Cent
of Crop

Atlanta. Ga. April 27-"Every
planter whose cotton has been injur-
ed should replant in corn and not at
tempt 10 grow second stand OF cot
ton" said State Commissioner of Ag
riculture T. G.. Hudson yesterday.
Mr Hudson was discussing the ci-
feet of this weeks cold wave on the
cotton crop, at least fifty per cent Of
which has been ruined
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DANNY mAHER's RETAINER.

New York. April 21-Danny Mohcr.
the American Jockey. received TO-
tanner OF $4,000 from Lord Rose
bory TO ride his colt. Neil Cow, in
thc Derby.
IL IS said 10 be the largest figure
ever gained by Jockey for services
IN similar capacity.
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SMOTHERED TO
DEATH IN BED

New York, April 27.-Wllliam
Smith. a wealthy wallpaper manufac-
turer OF Waterbury. Conn. who was
on visit to New York City. was kill
ed early today when folding bed in
which he was sleeping closed up in
an apartment in West 23rd street His
wife. sleeping beside him. was nearly
smothered to death in the bed cloth
ing before help came
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CHICAGO, April 26.-Princc Tsai
Tao, Poy LAX. Chinese minister OF
war and uncle of the boy emperor.
with party of seventeen arrived
here today and departed for the east
tonight
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; c o @ Q @ C @ D O 0 O G
MOURNING FOR
NORWEGIAN POET.

. ChristinnIa. Norway, April
. Evidences Of mourning for
Q BJornSUerne BJornson. the Nor
Q wcEian poet. and novelist. who
Q died in Paris last night, are
: universal King Haakon and
. Queen Maud have tclegraphed
2 their condolences TO the Wild
= ow.
D The Storthine met today and
? decided on 4 state funeral and
. Immediately adjourned as an
? evidence of the public grief. All
of the theaters were closed.
? The funeral arrangements
have not been sufficiently adj
yanced to show what effect, II
? any. they will have on the pro.
, gram prepared for the enter
, talnment OF Mr.. Roosevelt
: Q @ @ @ @ q O O q q @ q
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SUGAR and Coffee.

New York. April 7.-Sugar-Raw.
steady; Muscoyado. $3.50; centrofugal.
96 test. $3.50; molasses sugar. $3.55.
Refined quiet.
Coffee Spot steady; No. Z Lilo.
S 3.Sc; No. Santos. lie.
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BURNED TO DEATH
IN SAN DIEGO FIRE.

San Diego. Cal, April 81
Frank Green was burned TO
death and three other persons
badly injured today when the
American house was destroyed
by fire. believed TO have been
OF incendiary origin. Fifteen
persons were sleeping IN the
frame building, which burned
like paper. and escaped in their
night clothes.
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Chicago Produce.

Chicago. April 27.-Buttcr. steady
creameries, 25a29; daries. 22a2G;
eggs. steady iirsts. 10 ~. prime flrsts
20 l-2.
Cheese. steady, daisies. Il 3-ia15.
young Americas. 14al-i.
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, O C O G &C rooccc GO @ &
Q O G 90 CoCCcco G g C o o
@ PAUlHAN ATTEMPTS ~ O

London. April 27.-Louis
PauIhan. the French aviator.
started on his flight toward
Manchester from Hampstead
at 5;22 O'Clock this afternoon.
Paulhan is competing for the
$50 900 prize for a flight from
London 10 Manchester.
@ q O 90 G Q Q G o o O
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WORLDS MARKETS
CHICAGO Livestock,

Chicago. April 27-Cattle. receipts
estimated at 1900; market steady,
Bceves 5.IOaS.iO, Texas steers 4.S0s
20; western steers 5.00a6.70: stock
cr5 aud feeders 3.SOaG.60; COWS ana
be,iers 250a72O, calves 7,00aS4O.
Hogs-Receipts estimated at 5000;
market steady. Light 9.20a9-S0, mix
Cd 9.25a9.15 heavy 9.30a9 so; rough
9.l5a9 Go: good TO choice heavy 9.2oa
9.15: pigs 9.35a990, bulk fsaleS.
9 50a9S5,
Sheep-Rcceipts estimated IT
600; market strong Native 4,30a
8 80: western 5.00aSi0; yearllngS
700aS 10, lambs. native 1.50a9.lO,
western 735a905
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Omaha Livestock,

Omaha April 27-Cattle-Receipts
4 400: market slow and lowor. Native
steers 75Oas00: cows and hciferS
s. .5Oa6.60; western steers 375a7 30,
COWS and heifers 2.75a5.55, stockers
and feeders 3.7Sa7 90; calves Asa
S.25.
Hogs-Receipts $500; market l0c
10 2Oc lower. Heavy 910a9,25; mixcd
9O0a9l5 light S.s0ne.15 pigs S,ooa
900: bulk OF sales 9.00as.15
Sbeep-Receipts 400 Market slow
and lower. Yearlings 775aS so;
wethcrs 7.50aS15: ewes 7.00aS.00;
lambs 9.00a975.
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THE INDICATIONS ARE THAT THE
WEATHER WILL BE PARTLY
CLOUDY AND COOLER TONIGHT
AND THURSDAY.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-01-07
RanaIerne paa Wars

80 fore ESTABLISHMENT err font
met op at tribes ON "aanaIipsrgs-
maalet" paa Glaneten Wars. Den
enc al Dem, Brofesior Tercipol
2pnea, life nlene bepoer 9analtbe-
orien, at Der finbes ct fort Spitem al
aanaler poo Wurs, men at Spitemet
itobis forIGnees oa uobioes, og al
grbeioet uoicres at Iebenoe gaiener,
3. b. 7. Wenneifer, mebens ben an.
ben, Brof. 8iuiam 8. 8icfering peo
Sarparo Sbierpatoriitm, er frem.
fommet meS en- belt nh Sbeori.
San bGpoer nemIis, at De msrfe
Striber % Sorgrenineer, Tom man
bar troet bar 8analer, let life er
aanaIer, men en- itarffaruet 8e9eta'
tion, iom porer fleffeois % gioer
% Iitronomen Snotrpffei
al of bore ct fig burtig nopioenoe
aaraIipitem.
grof. 2open tror belIer life, al
ser finSeS Iepenbe gGiener pao
Mors, % at Der ie~lofsIgelta heller
life Tan orapes i,osen aanaler Der.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-01-07
paIaos til Sattiehus.

gn bsilt isreelig 2ipsifi9bne bill
finbe fin Ifilutning / Sottigbuiet |
Nep Orleans, Ca, bnor Senora @la-
gera @arrios, gnfe efter 9~r9iibent
9arrios af Guatemala, Rptaarsoae
inofsrtes Tom Meolem.
SiSen benoes Wano bIep mprbet
en- Stlnb efter fin EMANCIPATION iom
BrGliSeiit al Guatemala, % bun ielp
bapoe maattet iIpgte til De Sor. Sta.
ter, bar bun fsrt Ell bsiit fummerlig
SiIp9reIie, ioet bun bIep b~eoraget
for BEN Sornrie. benoes Wano bap.
oe efterIabt benbe. Get off ltabig
neboper gaffe, inotiI bum, Der / fin
Sio bapoe pr9iiberet | ct Ballads iom
2anoets fornenite Game, n9iten
blind, biem. og perseIss muattc tn
til Sattigbuiet for at tilbringe fine
Iiblte 9age Der.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-01-07

Som Swenion fra Superior,
Wis., Smut Gricfion % albert Grief
ion fra Clear 2afe, Minn. iamt GU
ftau Msoritao fra Roie Greet, Rinn.,
bar | S~iiIebeIaen p9ret | Yeisg Dos
Ole 9. Sope, Gilbert 8. Soue %
Tom Gnebretion. Sirsbag tiltraaote
be Sjemreiien, men ogteoe at itanoie
oper en- Stinb Dos Sbomas Sperion
iipr Noroneis.
- Yoitbuoene paa De forifielige
Sanopoitruter bapoe unber Snefaloei
1irsbae en- baarb 0pit at beitaa. Oct
Ipffe0es Inn en- al benz - q. s.
Spler paa go. A - at beiare belle
Ruten, nteoeus andre matte penoe
til6ase efter at babe firfnpet iie
isjennem enoeI af oeres Hnte. en-.
feIte Of Dem fom ilet life tilbase til
9pen ben Dag. men maatte isge Sus.
Ip Dos Sarmerne ldnes Weien.
Baa ct anoet Steb | oenne uo.
eape af gIabet omtqIes en- s. q.
Smitb, Tom iibfte CONNER paa fit
2ano | Smegnen at Bead, u. Dat,
apleoe SIar for $4S, 900 og bapoe
beraf en- rem Gortieneite al nGiten
$4,000. Oct fan bore al Snteresie
for mango, at benne DIR. Smith for
tppe gar iiben opbolot fig
Der | 9pen. San er piitnof en- meget
Wanb, tbt beneang brep ban
Iammen meb Or. Crane en- iaafalot
"@uIofnr" ener 9ranferfur Der |
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-01-07
Ronsresien.

9~ongresiens SuIeierier afilutteoes
ben Ace Sannar, oa begge Suie after
maatte taee iat pna Striifiorten %
Saoreleiien. Com 8slge al Sena'
tor Mc2ourinS 0sb / Suleierierne
boIbtes fin forte Wsoer, men Wis.
oct / &eprpientuntbuiet Dareoe l9nge
nof til, at apngresmonb Mann ira
Slinois fit anleouing til at frem'
iptte ct SorIIae til Ell iuloitGnoig
Smfaliotrine al Snteritate Com.
merce.9open. 9ette Sorilag eioigcr
| mango Senieenoer ira oct Sorl flag,
ion CT uoarbeioet al en- iGrifilt So.
mite % | Soerensitcmmelie meo
Srpiioent Cats Sbeer.
2iaeleoes bIep Der al congressman
Sun fra 5ennesiee fremiat Sorilag
ON Reoipttelien al en- SGaesfomite
til at unoeripge aariagerne til De
berifenoe bsie YriIer paa ole Sla9s
INSTRUMENTATION. 9omiteen Ifol be-
Itoa al 5 Senatorer % 5 Hepr9len.
tanter.
9rGiiSent Gait bar Snsoags
operienot Senatet fine uoneonelier
al W%teolemmerne Of ben ~npopretteoc
SoIbbomitoI. Gil praiiSerenoe 9om'
mer err uonrpnt alireb 8. Gore, for
tiben areosopmmer | anoet 9reoSoi'
thrift, % til Gs~iesiorer, 8iaium s.
Srnt, fortioen SorbnnbSocmmcr
WIontana; Sames s. Smitb, forbo.
@ercraIeupernsr poa Silippinerre;
8. 81. @arfer, en- fremra9enoe Siiri't
ira Iermpnt, 90 Warion 0eprier ira
Netu 9orf.