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New-York tribune., 1910-07-15
BOY DROWNED IN NORTH RIVER
Eight Year Old Youngster Gould Not

Persons on the pier at 72d street and the
North River yesterday afternoon saw five
men swimming and diving about in the
water. looking for the body of little boy
who had been drowned. The search lasted
for half an hour and was finally successful
William Scully, eight years old, of No
262 West End avenue and his chum, Arthur
Turvey went TO the river yesterday, Will
lam to bathe and Arthur to watch. Will
lam. a poor swimmer. jumped into the river
and managed to reach a large log floating
about He held to the length of wood for
a while and held himself up with it while
he foundered in the water. He finally tired
of the sport and raised himself to stand
ing position on the log. AS he did so IL
slipped from under him and foated away.
He went under and did not reappear.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-15

died. To-day, for the first time, I read
in the papers that my daughter was
murdered. 1 can hardly believe it; yet
it must be true
Mrs. Mills, the stepsister. was pros
trated yesterday when she learned that
the London police had found what they
believed to be the body of her sister
She had spent two months and a half
with her sister in London year or SO
ago, she said, and found husband and
wife In the best of spirits.
She had written directly back to DR..
Crippen, she said. asking for more de-
tails Of her sisters death when he wrote
to her about it, but her letter had not
been answered. She said she last heard
from her sister in December, and that
her letter was filled with loving and
| cheerful sentiments
The letter written by Crippen to Mrs.
Mills is peculiar, in that il is decidedly
! lacking in details of the circumstances
surrounding the last illness and death Of
| his wife. 1t doesn't name the place
where the woman was stricken, where
she died or VINO attended her. It was
postmarked April Z, 1910, and sent from
the physicians London address.
Here is the letter:
My Dear Louise and Robert: 7 hardly
know how to write you my dreadful loss
The shock TO me has been SO dreadful that
L am hardly able TO control myself My
| poor Cora is gone, and to make the shock
to me more dreadful did not even see her
at the last. A few weeks ago we had news
that an old relative of mine in California
dx
for ourselves il was necessary for one of
us to go and put the matter in 8. lawyer S
hands at once AS | was very busy Cora
proposed she should go, and as 1t was nee
esssTy for some one TO be there at once
she should go straight through from mere
to Nv WITHOUT tho ssop22nEg o2 az a
she would be able to pay all OF you ashalf
visit.
Tells of Wife's Death.
Unfortunately on the way out my poor
Cora caught severe cold, and, not having
while travelling chanced to take proper care
Of herself, il settled on her lungs. Later IT
developed into pleuro- pneumonia She
wished not TO frighten me, so kept writing
me that it was only a slight matter and
next / heard by cable that she wss dan,
gerously i'll. and two days later. after |
cabled to know should / go to her, L had
the dreadful news that she had passed
away.
Imagine. if you can. the dreadful shock
to me, never more TO see my Cora alive, nor
back TO me. and shall soon have what is
left of her OF course, I am giving mp the
house; in fact, 1t drives me mad TO be in 1T
alone and will sell out everything IN a re"
davs do not know what / shall do; prob
abiy fnd some business to take me travel
ing for few months until can recover
from the shock little. but as soon as Il
have a settled address / VIII write again
IN Won. AS IL is SO terrible to me 10 have
to write the dreadful news. VIII you please
tell all the others of our loss. win ioNe
10 al viii write soon again and give you
nv address probably next in FRANCE; FROM
New-York tribune., 1910-07-15
WON'T HOLD STEAMER
Vessel at Mobile Said to Have NUM-
tions for MA6Tiz.

Washington. July A-Aoing Secretary
Cabls of the Department of Commerce and
Labor decided to-day that the facts pre-
sented to him do not warrant the with
holding of clearance papers to the Nor
wesian steamer Utstein, now in Mobile,
Ala, and destined for Blueneids, Nfcara-
qua with munitions of war aboard, said
to be for the Madri8 forces Collector OF
Customs Ashley. at Mobile, had refused
such papers. and the cas-. was referred
TO Washington.
It appears, according to Information here,
that the vessel had aboard 1f3 cases or
ammunition consigned to order" the dis
patch from Mr.. Ashley not indicating to
whose order.
The case, in many respects. Is similar
to that of the steamship Venus.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-15
sypEhHAM HOSPITAL FESTIVAL

Pfsparations are under way for the sum-
raer festival to be held for the benefit of
Sydenham Hospital 1l6th street between
First and Second avenues. at the Arverne
pier Theatre, Arverne, Long Island on the
night of August I. Lew pockstader and his
festival is one means by which the insti-
tuition gets money to cover the annual
deficit, part of which Is paid up from the
proceeds of an annual winter entertain
ment In the Lyric Theatre
New-York tribune., 1910-07-15
HT7MAN IS STARVING
Continued from sarst page

more unbearable than during the regime OF
ZeIaya The women declared their apart
ments have been invaded by the secret po-
lice of Madriz, and thai their homes are
subject to search almost nightly.
With this prayer of the women ana
young girls OF Nicaragua came Also q
statement showing the number of promi-
nent men who have been Imprisoned since
the expulsion of Zeiaya- Their names are
given and the alleged offences for which
they are confined. More than one hundred
prominent men are listed. many of whom
had been imprisoned many times by Zelaya
for atteu,pfs TO break down his tyranny.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-15
ONLY ONE INDIANA SPEECH.

Richmond Ind. July 14-7he9do-e Roose-
welt has declined an invitation to speak
hare next fall at the celebration Of the
1o1th anniversary OF Wayas County's found
ing. II have to make one speech in Indi-
ana, and 1 cannot undertake. to mako an
other says the ex-PreNdent IN his LETTER.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-15
MAYOR PROMISES TO SPEAK

David Bancroft johnson, president OF tn.
Southern Education Association. obtained
promise from Mayor Gayner Yesterday N
speak at the annual convention of the or
sanization, which is TO be held in Chatta-
nooga December q to -
New-York tribune., 1910-07-15
eomeARoED BY INSURGENTS.

Blueheds. Nicaragua, July 1.-THE lnsur-
gent bonlbardment of the position OF tne
government forces between Halfway Cay
and Bluefelds Bluff was continued to-day,
without result.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-15
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with one from THE SUNDAY
TRIBUNE
tThey need not be consecutive Aates)
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~ the ofso>s OF
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Main Office, spTsss s.sa ane sss
UPTOWN OFFICE. 1854 Broadway,
ryr ertitle he bearer 60 one genuine nehd
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MOTHER AND CHILD
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PEACEFUL HOUR
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-07
MR. FAIRBANKS IN ROME.

The visit TO Rome OF CHARLES W.
Fairbspks, former vice president of the
United Sta es, brought about avery deli.
este situation, owing to the fact that be
wished to pay his respects to the klpe,
he pope and the American Methodist
CT CD.
By q tactful arrangement Mr.. Fair
bank audience with K'rg Victor En-
usr was fixed for Saturday aud that
With the pope for Monday, and when
every hing seemed satisfactorily planned
The Vatican suddenly announced that II
would be impossible for the ponltf TO
receive the torme. vice president If he
carried ont bis announced intention to
speak in the American Methodist Church
there, because the Methodisis bad been
active 10 prosslyting among the Oatho.
lics.
negotiations we're Immediately begun
with q view to avoiding an7 unpleasant.
ness and situation which might give
risa to misconceptions. and in these ne.
gn.aious prominent vatican officials ex-
er ed every il tleuce TO remove the dif-
6cuhies which had 90 unexpectedly pre-
-ea,ei themselves t, Mr.. Fairbanks an
di"nce With the pope.
Bl; Mr.. Fairbanks finally declared
,ns. although he was animated by 3
srorg desire to pay his respects to th-
mead of me Catholic Church, whose fol-
lowers hai payed such an important
oa,t 20 good American citiZsus, he could
nni w tnGraw from bis promise to de-
,v.r au sddress before the Anericeo o
Methodist Church.
M,psigncr Kennedy, rector of the
American Cptl~g". gave dinner at nco'
~ honor If Mr.. + Fnrbsnks at which the
later sod he monsignor made responses
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-07
BAPTIZED In ICY RIVER.

Thoush The thermometer registered
Il above zero In Shamokiu, Ps., yesser.
day afternoon, Rev. George Yost, pastor
o! the Mennonite Church, brose the ice,
which was eight iuches thick, and ~aded
into E E!gewuGd PARK Lake four times, in
zach 'n-'auce With person whom he
n.ptiz'd. A man, woman, girl and boy
ook The icy dir. Aa enthusiastic num-
bsr o. the Mennonitea surrounded Rev.
Mr.. YDst and the people ~bo ven'ured
lrto the water. The pa.tor prayed and
rhe congregation sang, after which the
oaptsims took place, each sat ect walk
lpg into thu Iass up to his chest, where.
upon Rev. Mr.. Yost thrust the had Of
esch convert uldsr tie water. Th0s=
bsptiz d then walked 10 a nearby house,
put on dry clothing and returned TO
Shsnoklu.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-07
BOY SHOT HIS FAITH ER.

Believing bis sister was being checked
to death, George D. Roder!ck, aged II
years, yesterday shot and probably
fatally = ,ded his father in Philsdsl'
phis while bis mother s'ooi by horror-
striker. William Roderck, aged 81
years, the ia her, had qnarre!ed with
bis d ,htsr Fsn, aged "a ysa-s, be-
cause she refused to tell him whether or
not che intended to marry young mon
who had been calIlpg en- her. H. had
grasped her by the throat when the hoy,
believing his sisters life vas In danger,
ran up s'airs, secured revolver, and
retu ming, shot his father twice. One
bullet penetrated the back of the akpll
aud the other lodged 10 the elder Rod
errok's sb;u der. Carrying the smoking
weapon 10 his hand, young Roderick
dashed from the house and ran two
squares to frienL's bouse a'tsr which
be surrendered him.elf to the p1lic,.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-07
py wife wal rushed to The ho'pita! in
time to save her life

py wife wal rushed to The hospita! in
tine to save her life.
At one time she octu pied apartments
In the fashions5Ic Jtflesson fats F:i-
day night che dtaak the second draugh'
at her Vance svetu, apartments, rsnl5d
few days ago
Mrs. Andrews dined at a hotel. On her
arrival at her apartments, aHout I
O'Clock, sue called up her friend over
the telephone. He refused to go to her.
She declared she would kill herself if he
didn't respond Immediately. She sent a
messenger. A second retu: al followed
Going into her room, she dia ned the
contents OF small phial. Wh,n fount,
short time afterward, she Was unccn-
scious. and died within an hour at the
City Hospital. Application for divorce
from her husban /, Roy Andrews, OF the
Richmond Hosiery Mills, was scheduled
for trial yesterday. Sue had crarg-d
abandonment en- neglect. No defense,
as ,ar as IS known, had been made. She
bad be n separated from him sbout six
months.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-07
VOTES TO INVITE BAILEY.

The S u b Caral'La Senate agreed
ss,ptcey to 1t Senator B.Ilay sddress
/, hu it refused to agree to amendments
xroding similar iav, atrous to G vtr-
,rH ,shea, Of New Yuk, and Seoator
D ,aI~I, OF Vrg'nia
After q drn,te Of Two hours, which
@es marked by ot'r ess AID repea'ed
reference. 20 Sens'or Baley's connrc!lon
stth Ste nisrd oil, the 3snstr coucDrred
n ,he Il Jusa resolution asking the Tex+s
IL lator - adtrAss tn general sssem III ?
n be tncome AK amendment to the
I'd raj coustltu ION.
Tne leader in ,ee opposition to SeDe-
Tor Bailey reiog Invited has bfen state
-.ua,or S,rki'r, whose cnusio, S nklrr
NJ M,cn'pg, bsd personal altercStion
Sth ths rex.s naaator iu the lobby OF
toe Capitol 1t Washington.
Waco The S-nse agraat 10 adopt the
resolution By a vote of 20 to II Sens-
%, 8 aker tried to have G10ernor
Hughes, Of Nv York, aud 5 'uator
Daniel, OF Virgins, inclnded In the In.
vttat on, out both amendments were
voted down.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-07
What Do They Curef

Tho above question is often asked eo3.
..-nine Dr. Pierce's two leading medt.
ciues. sGolden Medical Discovery ana
sFayorite Prescription :,
The answer is that "Golden Medical
Discovery !" Is most potent Alternative OF
blood-purifer, and tonic or invigorstoE
and acts especially favorsbly ip o cura-
tive way upon all the mucous lining sur
faces, IS OF the nasal passages, throat,
bronchial tubes, stomach. bowels snd
bladde1@curing large per cent oi catef'
rhal cakes whether kbe disease affects the
nasal passages, the th1oat, larynx. oFon-
ch!a, stomach as catarr dyspepsia D
bowels (as m1eons>ssaTrhesl, bladder,
uterus or other pelvic organ>S EIcn u
The chronic o. -nlce-atlZs stages Of teesa
etfac:0ls.l1- aftan successful In afleck
TIE Fsy2rite PrsscrI2tiQn Is advised
for the CTrs QlQ Qps claSs OF diseases -tb4sss
p9cITIar- WeaknesseS. ueTAhgshsnts apa
tsrcSnrafItie! incident . WQIGeM only. II
Is Z powerful SET gently acting invigorat
Ing tonic and nervine. For weak worn
has caused the breakdown, HFaVorlte
Prescription will be found most ehectlVe
in building up the strength, regulating
the womanly functions, subdulng pain
and bringing about healthy, vigorous
sondition of the whole system.
4 book OF particulars wraps each Dottis
giving the formula OF both medicines ana
Quoting what scores Of eminent med,
ical authors, whose works are consulted
BY physicians OF all the schools Of practice
as guides in prescribing, say OF each In
sredient entering into these medicines
The words of praise bestowed on tho
several ingredients entering into Docto!
Perce's medicines by such writers should
have more weight than any amount OF
non professional testimonials, because
e.ch men are writing for the guidance o.
their medical brethren and know WHEREOF
they speak.
secret, and contain no harmful hao!v
forming drugs. being composed Of glyceric
extracts OF the roots of native, American
medicinal forest plants They are both
sold by dealers in medicine. You can
afford to accept as a substitute for one OF
these medicines of known composition,
any secret nostrum.
DR.. Pierce's Pellets. small. sugar-coated,
sasy to take as candy, regulate and In
sigorate stomach. liver and bowels.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-07
LAID DOWN THEIR ARMS.

| Ait-r deiylng the Law for long time
sud te.roIizing The communitiesi in which
they lived, Jim Daniels aud his FIVE
sons, no.ed Kentucky.West Virginia
fnudists, haye thrown away their pistols,
Knives and "A e and pat on sackclo!h
| and ashes snd vow hencaforth they will
walk The nsrroI and straight path Of
rig oteousDess,
Fridsy evening Old mRn Daniels aud
his :ys nsrched toto the little town Of
Pikeville, KY, laid down their Dotched
| firearms and surrendered 10 the sheriff
| of Pike county, who Immediately locked
the man.kilIers 10 jsl'. Cd maa
Daniels said be was tried OF chsttIug
justice aad shooting enemies aod that
nsviug recently been converted by 90
evaoeelIs', he was ready, with his soos,
| to tske whatever medicine justice pre-
scribes.
In attempting to capture the family
! several months ago posse opened IRE
on the Daniels home usar Devon, w.
Vs., aud killed Mrs. Daniels and her
daughter During the fight q soo,
wanted for killing Hsrum Christian,
smother feudis', made his escape 10 the
darkness. This son WAS among the
nu nber that surrendered last night.
! Fifty yyears'experience of an Old Nurse
| Mrs. WiDsl VS. Soothing Syrup is the
| prescription of one of the hest female physlc-
L ho and
| has been used for fifty years with DeTer-tall.
| ing success by mill ons of mothers 'or thel:
| childr.n. 1t relieves the child from pain,
cures diarr.iCsa, gripiny in the bowels, ana
| wind colc. By giving health to the child II
| rests the mo.h-r. Twenty-Five cents bottle
| BELLE OF MEMPHIS DEAD.
Mrs Is Isle Lu;ilIe Audrews, Msm
pals mos. btau !iul EomaD, prominent
in soc;el and state circles, famed over
the south for her be,u =, Is dead. Un.
satisfactory domestic relations Il ,led
ai,h So iofstuation for a msrried man
caused he III eide OF Mrs. Andrews, sc
co,diag 10 her owo confession.
Among the things /, u ID mar the u1-
happy wife wss photo of herself in 80
arship with this inscriptions: Il don
know whera l am going, but sm happy
o. my wag."
! Saa drsuE lsudspuT. Dasth came 81
the hospital following The fading of her
uncocscn u body 10 her apartments.
SIX wseks sgo,i e f: OF despoudeocy,
Ars. Andrews drsuk the contents OF q
( tea lu9 hl!ed Hisb the dug. Ths nnbsp.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-07
]. Bendhejjn]
AND Sons
3l6: King Street.

To Oscar W.'Herrine. late of 425 south
Washington STREET. AleIandris, Virginia,
and 1913 south 18th street. Phi l=delphls,
PeunsJ lvanis.
Yon are hereby notified that the under
signed has been appointed by the court to
di1orce ii1o brought sgsinst you by your wife,
Mary E. Herring, in the Court Of Commrn
Pleas No. 3, of Philadelphia County, Penn.
sylyania, Nc. 2G7 Of March Term. 1909.
A meeting for the purpose of hearing such
testimony will be held before me, at my office.
4l5 Real Estate Trust Building, Philadelohia
Penpsy lvsnis, on Monday. March %. 1910. at
two O.. lock p. M, ct which meeting you may
appear end otfer any defense you may have
to this acton.
CHESTER N. FARR, JE., Master.
jan19 w4w'1
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-07
summer Homes Folder, sea ION 1910

1t Is suggested thst any Of the readers OF
the Gez-tte who desires TO entertain boarGers
for the ensuing summer furnish Mr l.. :.
Brown, Generfl Agent Southern Railway,
715 18th street northwest, Washington, D. c ,
Immediate information IS to name of resort,
postofiice address, at or near what station,
what distance from station, conveyance from
week and month.
We ell would be p!essei ID see the country
full of bo4rders next summer and would be
1'ed if this notice will 'Edu iEc'fased pun-
her of PERSONS who Will accommodate them
for the coming summer se.soi.
Til, info nation shs ud reach nr. Brown
no. l.tee than February 10th.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-07

A dispatch from Phoeuix, A';z, says:
Needless of the warning OF foreman 10
charge of excaVstipg operations along the
line OF The private motor road from kel-
vim to the R,y copper mines, the motor
man OF gasoline car containing six pass.
eugers ran his car close 10 sput,ering
chsrge Of dynamite yesterday, and toe
car aud its teven occupants were blown
tn etoms
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-07
AlexszuOraa 6azgfts,

pUgIisHED DAILY AND TRI.WEzKLY Al
~ ZETTE BUILDING. $40 d 3l2 PRlNtf
STREET
Entered al the Postoihcs Of AleIsnd1ts, ~
.inia. as seccad-class mattel!
rsEmb Uaily-I year, $500 months
$50; 8 uonths, s1:2s: ] month. aa cents:
! week. 10 cents.
Tri-Teekly-1 year, $500; s months. S1.5e
months. Is cents: month, 25 cents.
Contract advertisers will not be allowed to ex.
ceed their space unless the excess is paid for
1t transient rates, and under no olrcum'
stances will they be allowed to advertise
other than their legitimate business IN ne
space contracted for
Resolutions in memor1am, Of thanks. tributes
Of respect, resolutions adopted by socie.ie.
NJ persons, unless Of public concern, will
alv he printed in the paper as advertise
merts.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-07

spiced Castor Oil. hohers especially
praise it as the greatest preparation Of its
kind. Your children will like it, too. l0c
per bottle. F. 3. Leadbeatsr K Sons
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-07
Great Special Purchase OF
SHEETS

Jus. received, one lot Shee's, various
s'zas, In regular sod ex re sizss; made
Of mill euds from q ~ell-kEoPa iactors,
which we rue regularly in our s'ock and
can recommend for durability aud weir.
We navs divided "a in two lots and
two pr.cer. Note the prices and sizes-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-07

We are selling many bottles Of Cherry
Cough Syrup daily as the best remedy for
coughs known. A coed d,sipronpt cure. sc.
E s. Leadbeater Sons.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-10-31
BIRD SEES MISTAKE
Man Who Sold Orchard for $11 200
Which Now Couldn't be Pur-
chased for $4,000.

E. r. Bird who is now travelling
out of Seattle representing the Bow
ser Gasoline Air. Tank is in the city
today. Mr. Bird will be remembered
here by many of the old timers as the
former owner of the L. c. Wise ten
acre tract on Castle Rock avenue
Mr.. Bird purchased the land from the
Wenatchee Canal Co.. planted it and
cared for it for several years, selling
it three years ago for 81, 900 to Geo.
w. Stetson. Mr.. Stetson later sold it
for $4,000 to l.. c. Wise and the lat
ter has had offers of $4,000 per acre
for the land but has refused to sell,
and it is likely that he could secure
a considerable advance on this price.
Mr.. Bird believed that he was getting
a top notch price for his place at
that time, but in the past three years
land values have enhanced rapidly
and the place which he sold will this
year pay big interest on valuation
considerable in excess of $4,000 per
acre.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-10-31

several social functions in connection
with King Apples annual festival,
also a reception for the school child
rem in the afternoon of November Is.
The matron and maids of honor are:
Mrs. Frank p Tebbetts, Miss Geneva
eve Paterson, Miss Katherine Kim
ball and Miss Matilda furnish. F. P
Tebbetts is councillor, the courtiers
being Dr. j. G. Mathews, William
inent resident of western Washington
Rieckers and r. J. Martin. A prom
will be prime minister.
After the queen assumes the crown
and scepter the beautiful custom Of
pledging allegiance to King Apple
and His Majesty's royal consort will
be observed by those in attendance,
military band of so musicians
from various parts of the northwest
has been engaged by Prof A. G
Reemer to provide the incidental
music. Lew Hurtig, producer of
many successes in New York. has
come to Spokane to stage the spect-
acle, which is one of the most pre-
tentious yet presented in this part
Of the country.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-10-31
Washington Keenly Interested.

Washington, d. C. Oct. 31-Ofi-
cial Washington is looking forward
to the results of the election next
week with many evidences of anxious
interest. President Taft is most
largely concerned in the outcome OF
the congressional contests. He has
been given to understand by some OF
the campaign managers that in case
he does not have a democratic house
on his hands after March next be
is very likely to have an inSurgent
republican house. 1t is this phase of
the situation that is of most interest
and concern to the president. He is
particularly anxious that the next
house shall not only be of his politi-
cal faith, but also of his way of think
ing on the important problems to
come before the next Congress. With
a hostile political body in the lower
branch of Congress the president may
be frequently hampered in the prose
cution of his policies.