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The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-03-13

All you have to do is to write saying. Send me your free treatmsnt and illustrated bookl We send you absolutely without penny of cost, Dr. Whitney's Flesh Builder "a treatment that has been deliRhtinG women with its permanent results for over ten years If there is any part of your figure which is un- developed If your bust is too small If your shoulders, arms or limbs are not prcttiiy rounded If there are hollows in your checks, neck or upper chest. this treatment will convince yo, that by its use you may quickly secure firm beautifully developed bust. .shapely neck and shoulders handsomely moulded arms and prop eriy developed limbs.
 It makes no difference whether your thinness is caused by sickness or inheritance. Dr. Wlitney's Flesh Builder acts directly on the fat-producinr cells and fills out all the hollow places.
 Being purely vegetable preparation it gives better tint to the complexion and finer texture to the skin by it's perfect blood making qualities
 Treatment No. is the general system ficsl builder for both men and women. No is for giv ing development to the bust without cnlarGine other parts of the body. Please say which treat ment you prefer, as only one sample can be sent The sample proves these facts. Remember, the trial costs you nothing. But if advertising this free trial overcrowds us it will be withdrawn; s< don't dclay-write now.
 THE Q. [. JoNG8 co.
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| Montgomery. She was accompanied by
 Miss Ruby Richardson, her younger sister.

Montgomery. She was accompanied by Miss Ruby Richardson, her younger sister. Mrs. w. H. Arlington left Friday to visit friends in Jackson, Miss.
 
 Miss Byrd Moore returned last night from Selma, where she has been the guest of friends for several weeks.
 Mrs. Charles Sharp will leave today for the southern coast to spend two weeks. She will visit Biloxi and New Orleans.
 
 Mrs. w. H. Kettig is still in Pass Chris tian and expects to remain two or three weeks longer. The Lucy Stratton class of the South side Baptist church will hold shirt waist sale March 19 at Bynum's millinery store.
 Mrs. Alice M. Smith has returned from Mobile. where she visited friends.
 Miss Syddie Moore will leave tomorrow for Aberdeen, Miss. to be the guest of her sister. Mrs. McGhee.
 Miss Maybelle Harrison of Canton Miss. is the guest of Miss Eugenia Wheeler.
 Mrs. John K Warren has recovered after an Hines sof several weeks, and is now able to be out
 Miss Rebecca Richards Is the guest of MT. and Mrs. w. B. Emond at Nor wood.
 e MT. Morris Loveman has gone to French Lick Springs.
 Mrs. Henry Dean is quite i'll at the Davis inf1rmary.
 MT. and Mrs. D. H. Smith of Charlotte N. C., have named their little son Daniel Holt, Jr. Mrs. Smith was formerly Miss Lucy Hagood of this city.
 An unusually interesting meeting of the Clionian club took place Friday after noon with Mrs. Mark Lewis as hostess The club study of southern writers was the inspiration of some excellent discuss sion, and in addition to this, Mrs Lewis introduced a brief musical programme Miss Sara Malam singing group of songs in her usual charming style. Miss Mallam's solo numbers came as a well come innovation and was unexpected as it was lovely.
 Miss Aubn Mcdowell of Louisville Ky., is a guest at the Hotel Hillman for few days.
 Mrs. Richard M. Fletcher has reg S~ned from Chicago. She has as her gues. her father MT. w. M. Ford.
 Mrs. Roger Snyder will leave in few days for Hattiesburg. Miss, to visit friends.
 Dr. and Mrs G. M. Lathem will be at home after April 1 with Mrs. Roy, on South Eleventh avenue.
 Miss Agnes Bethea has as her guest Miss Ruth Woodward ot Talladega. Miss Celeste Joseph, who has been se- riously i'll at local infirmary, is rapidly improving and her friends will be glad
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 Woman's Home Missionary society, North Alabama conference, will convene In New Decatur March 21-A. Names of dele gates and visitors should be sent to Mrs. T. G. Hughes, 3O9 Jackson street.
 Mr. J. NJ McCaleb, for IS years mis- slonary to Japan, will deliver lecture this morning and another this evening at the West End Christian church. The subjects will be 'The Reflex Influence of Missions on the Churches at Home," and Natural Religions of Japan Tomorrow and Tuesday evening MT. McCaleb will continue the series, his subjects being What the Gospel Has Done for Japan in Fifty Years" and ''The Great Commits sion in the Light of History" The public Is cordially invited to attend all lectures.
 The Music Study club will meet Thurs day morning at 10:30 o'clock at Cable hall with Mrs. Frank Jones as hoHeess. Members are all urged to be present as important matters will be discussed.
 The Woman's Christian Temperance union will hold a social meeting in the parlors of the First Methodist church Tuesday afternoon at o'clock. This is the birthday anniversary of Gen. Neal Dow and an interesting programme has been arranged Visitors will be welcomed, also all w c. T. U. members from sub urban towns. Refreshments will be served in the dining room of the church, Mrs. Chappell Cory and Mrs. Dyer being hostesses.
 Miss Virginia White will entertain the Bachelor Girls Wednesday afternoon.
 *s
 rv uriI1 epfo aY thu Tuesday Social club this week.
 Sy. PAUL'S SUNDAY SCHOOL
 Mrs. R. N. Wheeler. superintendent of St. Paul's Sunday school. announces the following honor roll for February: Jose phine Boggan. Nora Sullivan, Katie O'Brien, James Herman, Edgar Thornton, Oliver Chalifoux Annie Crane, Mamie O'Brlen, Susie Hullar, Cecilia McCrossin, Margaret Antwine. Clara Chaffin. Clara Duffin, Mary ODonnell, Clara OConnell, Gertrude Duffin, Jemison Mms, Karl Thomas, Loretta Karter, Winifred Glib, Margaret Gib, Frank Pike. Melvin Rover, August Kling, Paul Kuhns. Marhietta bowman, Camille Chalifoux, Juliette Ro- meo, Beatrice Sims, Charlie Harris, Frank Mccormack, James o Hare, Pierce Sulli- van, Nellie King. Ira Borders, Fred Den his, Esther Sevoy, Paul Schmuck, Leo Sellers, Peter Stadley. Ruth Mitchell, Hazel Doerr, Agnes Hall, Esther Belle Meigs, Maud Rover. Fanstina Crawford, Hazel Crawford, Nellie Rice, Mildred Rice, Florence Thornton. Geneva Kruetch, Mary O'Hare, Katherine Smith. Leonide Smith, Lillian Antwine. Lucille Chaffln, Morris Borders. Peter Lallande, Alice Os- ment, John Carney, John O'Hare John sabatini. Mike Caravella, Elizabeth Para more. Basil Wood, Paul Mallam, Fred Antwine, Louis Antwine.
 NOTES AND PERSONALS
 Mrs, George Westmoreand of Atlanta arrived Friday to spend several weeks as the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Charles E. Bowman, Jr.
 Mrs. James Hughes returned from a visit to hsy mother, Nrs. Richardson. in f
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PELHAM CHAPTER
 CELEBRATE BIRTHDAY

Pelham chapter. United Daughters of the Confederacy will celebrate Pelham's g birthday Thursday afternoon at Cable hall. An appropriate programme will be presented, including an address by Col John Madison Caldwell, followed by sev- eral musical numbers The members of the Confederate Veterans, Sons of Vet erans, Children of the Confederacy and the public generally are extended a cor dial invitation to be present The hour is 330 o'clock
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THE WIDOW OR THE GIRL

The Philathea class of the Twenty-sev- enth Street Baptist church will present a play, "The Widow Or the Girl Thurs day evening, March IT, at Cable hall. The cast of characters includes:
 Dobbyford Jones, Lee Baxendale.
 Beelzebuo, William Beatty.
 Hilda Brown, the widow, Mary Lee Beatty.
 Mr. Clark. Jesse Self.
 Mrs Brown, the widow, Miss Thelma Fraley
 Mrs. Preer, Miss Helen Evans. Mary, Miss Louise Jordan. Carrie, Miss Bessie Clark.
 Minnie, Miss Mary Stone.
 Pearl. Miss Ethel Clarke.
 Mrs. Poke, Miss Annie Lee Marshman. Mrs. Tellmore, Miss Olivia Evans. Mrs. Pry, Miss Lucy Dismukes.
 Messenger Marvin Bibby.
 The chorus includes MT. Alvin Goode, MT. Gatewood Alden, Douglass Hester, Frank Glacier, Miss Mildred Troutt, Miss Lena Lindsay, Miss Edna Farris, Miss Kathleen McCarty, Miss Agnes Rowe, Miss Margaret Scheibel and Miss Irene Goode.
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1921 Second Avenue.

around up to the last minute, then come here nervous wrecks and expect me to make good pictures. I cant do it. Tightly drawn lips. sunken eyes and generally tense expression don't look well in a pho- tograph. You are a good-looking woman and deserve good pictures, but can't do justice to you unless you feel refreshed when you face the camera"
 The woman appreciated the wisdom of his remarks, but she was so angry be- cause she had been cheated out of a val uable hour that it was doubtful If the rest improved her appearance.
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SONG SERVICE. AT. SECOND
 PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

This evening at 1.30 o'clock a sacred concert will be given at the Second Pres byterian church. MT. Mooney, the pastor of the church. who was absent last Sun day, will again occupy his pulpit. Miss Marie Stapleton of Pittsburg, who will also sing at the church this morning, will take part in the song service. The programme is as follows:
 Organ voluntary, Miss Minnie McNeill Song. choir and congregation.
 Mixed quartet, Abide With Me- Miss Marie Stapleton, Miss Platowsky, T. M Stapleton H. J. Posner.
 Scripture reading.
 Bass solo, selected, MT. B. c. Kaufman Prayer.
 Solo. The Publican (van de Water), Miss Marie Stapleton.
 Song, choir and congregation.
 Offertory, H. J. Posner.
 Short talk, Finding Life," the Rev. U. D. Mooney.
 Prayer.
 Solo. NO Night There (Danlks), Miss Marie Stapleton.
 Doxology, choir and congregation.
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Expressed Differently.

From the New York Press.
 Madam, you ought to go to a warmer climate
 For once. doctor, you and my hus- band are agreed, but he expresses the idea in more emphatic language"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-03-13

The Central School Improvement as- sociation will hold meeting Tuesday afternoon at the High school. Reports from all auxiliary associations will be presented and plans made for the state educational meeting will be discussed It is hoped there will be full attendance The hour is 3:30.
 The Catholic Ladies' club or west gnu will meet the afternoon of March 10 ae o'clock with Mrs. James Bearsford, 9l2 Tuscaloosa avenue.
 The Quid Nunc club will meet Wednes- dav afternoon at 2:30 o'clock with MISS Lula Tyus, PIP North Fifty-ninth street
 
 The thirteenth annual session or the
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Society
CONTINUED FROM PAGE 14)

pink and green, and q delicious buffet supper was served afterwards.
 The members of the Jolly Twelve who enjoyed Mrs. Dayisworth's hospitality were Mrs. Meleher. in whose honor the entertainment was given. and Miss Irene Ryan. Miss Willie Montana, Miss Louise Melcher, Miss Ruth Bryan, Miss Cleo Melcher, Mrs. B. Montana, Miss Mary Bryan, Miss Agnes Sullivan, Miss Ethel Bryan, Miss Irene Jones and Miss May Ryan.
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FowLER-THoRNTON

The following card has been sent out
 Mrs Annie Meta Thornton requests the honor of your presence at the mar riage of her daugheer, Alresta Hood to MT Leo Nathan Fowler, on Tuesday evening. April 12, 1910, at o'clock. Wood lawn Methodist Episcopal church, Bir- mingham, Ala. Church cards are en- closed.
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ohn IT Miller. Dr. Robert Loyelady,

John H. Miller, Dr. Robert Loyelady, Rabbi Newfield.
 There is also an advisory board or ladies composed of members from the different churches. but this list is not en- tirely completed and will be published later.
 Orders for aprons may be given the matrons over the Bell phone, 1s4 East Lake.
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MUSIC AT SOUTHERN CLUB

At the Southern club this evening from 7:30 to 10 o'clock the following musical programme will be presented by Claimants orchestral
 Overture Semiramede, Rossini.
 Selection, Carmen, Bizet.
 Song, If you Love But Me-" Herbert Selection. "rhe Chocolate Soldier" o. Straus.
 Suite, "Lcse Episode in Birdland." Ben dix
 Selection, "The Old Town" Luders.
 Waltz, Artist Life,' Strauss.
 Fantasia. Hungarian. Tobani. i. Medley, "Havilands Hits. Halle March, 'Tannhauser," Wagner
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GIRLS, HOME

The board of managers of the Girls Home of the Friendless who have been working so hard for the establishing of the home and have done such commend able work for the city. announce that the home will be glad to take orders for cook aprons at reasonable price. The active members of this board include Mrs Richard Massey. Mrs. s. D. Weak ley. Mrs. E. C. Fry, Mrs D. M. Dickson. Mrs. J. ". Fain. Mrs. w. M. Searight, Mrs E. c. Thurston Mrs. J. D. Oliver. Mrs Eugene Jacobs, Miss Alice Johnson, Mrs Y. A. Dyer. Mrs. c. A. Johnston,l Mrs N A. Barrett, Mrs. Chappell Cory.
 The honorary members of the board are Mrs. T. T. Hilman, Mrs. Ellen Watts and Mrs. George Davis. Among the ad- visory board of gentlemen arc Mir. D. M. Drennen, MT A. H. Ford Mir. R. E. Col iins, Mir. w. R. Massey, MT. Leo Steiner, MT. William Hood, Mir. C. H. Nabb. MT. Y. A. Dyer. Judgje 8. D. Wsakley. Judge
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Mrs. Richard M. Fletcher has res ,wned from Chicago. She has as her gues. her father, MT. W. M. Ford
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Miss Aubin Mcdowell of Louisville, ky, is guest at !, the Hotel Hilman for a few days.
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Dr. and Mrs. G. M. I4athem will be at home after April 1 with Mrs. Roy. on South Eleventh avenue.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-03-13

Mrs. Roger Snyder will leave in few days for Hattiesburg. Miss, to visit friends.
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MT. and Mrs. D. H. Smith of Charlotte. N. C., have named their little son Daniel Holt, Jr. Mrs. Smith was formerly Miss Lucy Hagood of this city
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NOTEs AND PERSONALS

Mrs. George Westmoreland of Atlanta arrived Friday to spend several weeks as the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Charles E. Bowman, Jr.
 Mrs. James Hughes returned from a visit to her mother, Mrs. Richardson. in
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Miss Agnes Bethea has as her guest Miss Ruth Woodward ot Talladega.
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Miss Celeste Joseph, who has been se- riously i'll at local infirmary. is rapidly and her friends will be glad
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1910-01-13
CiARKS CREEK ITEMS.

Halo kind Ed, and frieadly
correspondents here ! come again
with u bundle Of nsws.
W. nre still having bad wintery
weather,
The pie supper at Buzznrd Roost
Saturday night was we'll attended
made about $40 dollars or more,
they run Dave Bruar, Fred Bruton
Mr.. Klllion and jim Chadwsll iQr
,h- dirtisst men hurrah Tor Jim
Chadwsll he got the towel aud
soap.
Dave Bruer and E'zis Barnett
lcallec at MIR. Killians after the
pie supper.
Laura K,lliap, Dicis and Verba
Barnett also Agness Campbell
taken diuner with LUCE Earnetts,
last Sunday.
Nsttie Anderson and Vadla Klr
kenGoll spent n while at Mr., Cau
dles Saturday night, had pleas
(, ant time.
@ Vadia Rainsy carried Oh Arti
J. Barnett Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Beagle were Wis
II itors at Mr.. Kemps SUNDAY,
q John Kirkendoll and Viii
Kemp culled on Claud Rsasl
!. Sunday.
IA Jim Chadwsll and his bride Nj
" Es,slla Chadwell 10 visiting b'
Df mother this week, they are NAL
70 ing their home ct Mr.. Chad Selis
:. Shirley Beagle WA the guest
p. Vadia Kirk-ndoll Sunday
M Well Iguess l will ring off 4
"a this time, A happy New Year
:, oil.
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Washington
Letter

p,s,,v much everybody in the
country, or at least every reader
knows the Chief af the fo'ss
try Bureau is or fa'pe' n..,o' I
C;r, ID Piucaos. Mr.. Pn1no'
y. rar with two or three clerks
and now ha. two or three haD,
ared employees looking ave.
the preservation Of the na''o'a,
forests. He is a warm persona.
trisnd Of Ex.Preside"t h"ose'e'' ~
IN fac. IN a certain sense he rs IS
tho alter ego of Mr.. RooseSel'
"a a no more certain represa''
,a,i,e of his policies ana ms
;asa,. lives. When the great con
SsrS.,ion 'as". convention OF COVER,
nnr.of States with invited eues''
NOT a in the East Room OF the
White House then the Preslaen. en-.
emphasized ,h't II .I.,;.. ~ ns' and nv,
b,s. for Pincho:'s initiative .,a"' .n.
S;s enthusiasm. for the pro'sc'
.,or M q, tn. national n'tura' re
source. that unique convens,on y, vi"
'0u'u. .on,d not have been: Mr.. Pin Pin,
'%o, S~s'h hs. lost his official head ca ou, o,
. ,h,. little calamity will no
cause @ him the least inconVen
iarca for !, cannot affect o's Dn
na;'.;,, %s influence. 1t is extra"e :
U,nosi ,x nro,,sble ,h., the country r: u, y
~ y,,n Mr.. pinoho. and that in IN
S;'s,s.iou x''" Si between him an an
r.h;net Minister Rallinger' WIZ
~.. the late commissioner o
,ns va' Land AM Office, no mere que, ., :
.;.n~of fIlcial et'qae''e
moment. The country ',,.", ~,. ~ ,
to look upon MIR: ",s,h, nal'ns.,
III. ex attorney Ct cann'nK'''' ,sk" ,
.nd .s as tn. representative 4
m,,,ionaire. sM interested in the a, a
."rnt,on and monopoly e OF y" "
rnhiic lands and IL will NC, co
,;nus TO look upon Mr. rn1,'
As the determined .n'ason,, "a,
Of these schemes and me-, me ~,
cat. Of tn. interests OF '0e .", .",
pople. Tbisis what sne p.r, ~
ana what Mr.. Roosevelt has en- ;.
h,.ized % The Pinchot'an po'''
president Taft has at lens
sent 10 Congress his long.
icipated .pecial message ufs'
additional Legislation. Tor :
management Of railr'"d ana
common carries. The NESS
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1910-01-13
TULARE CALF. ITEMS.
Bya NJ. Girl,

A. ] saw my LAST items in pris,
although they were ratLer late, /
thought ] would write some more
this week.
AZ the isoow 1910 Every one
should turn over . new LEST.
lva Abshsr spsos the holidays
ia v'aalia viii Mrs.. Charley
Rorse. =.
J. D Finley sd wife, srssi
F,oIey, and E.rl ste'nsrs sPsn
Xmas a. N. :. Fioieys.
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Hale aud their "Me-tOo" follow.
ing are called on the one side,
and the aggressive Cum mins
Deliver La olette Beve ridge
and other among the insurgents
just now the insurgents are
much encouraged by having
overcome the regulars in the
house by slight majority.
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Blythe sIsugh.e returned home
trom College snd spent the Holi.
dsys with homo folks.
Ars.M. s. Finley and daughter.
in.lsw Carrie called on Mrs. Pat,e
last Thursday evening.
> We have been having sohe very |
RAINY weather for some time and
u looks IA il u Cal winter h,d
really sot in.
Mr.. sud Mrs, Liant and daugb.
tor lds spsn. last Saturday with
Mrs. Lap,s sister, Mrs. KrowU.
", d, Finley wife and son Don,
also Etil,o Finley spen, las. Sun.
day with Ars. Harry Clark,
GI,ired Finley is ssoping with
his brother and attending school.
Mrs. jas. Absher gave a Xmas
tree in honor Cf her many rela.
| tivss Who have lately come ~
Cal. there Was several present
and . very nice time was re-
/ ported by all.
Ed Zumwsit had the misfor.
tune to loose q horse last week.
Mr., Mitchell Benton has pur
chased him a ranch near Tulare.
Harrison Hsmphiil has gone
to work on the Santa F'e rail.
road.
Grace FitsgerAld who is teach.
ing SCHOOL at Liberty gave n
Xmas tree for her scholars and
. u large crowd attended.
MIR, Turner has purchased hin
. new autimohile.
= Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Clarl
spent Xmas with the former
!, sister Mrs. Fi:sgerald of Visalla
The residents Of the vale.
o here in Cal, were very mucl
u surprised to see the new yea
sssered in with light snow
~ storm. 1t showed very hard 70
y about thirty minutes. And tn
T. snow was two inches deep Z
!. Fresno. Some Of the native
a, who had never sesn snow b,
fore were seen carrying snov
balls aroand wrapped in barle
or sacks showing It TO their friend
to thinking il was . wondsrf
sight and indeed 1t was to tho.
who had never before seen sno
bst)se who were raised in M
}. could not help but laugh st thsr
Mrs. ]. D. Finley Is spendil
this week with her sister, NJ,
''' II. A. Clark.
DR.. Blodget spent Xmas
''e Fresno.
Mrs. Liant. and daughter /
'ns also Hsssl Brown called ON N
Finlsys Wednesday evening:
sya Mr.; McCusky b erecting b
'l.y . new house:
Well II the Editor will Ill
=. enough spscs lin bis valna
little paper for 80 many ite
'''' vii! write again. SO bss by
lall.
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vas neard IN the mouse OF Ike
representatives. on the afternoon OF
Friday but the Senate having
adj urned until Monday it will
not be- officially before that BODY
until tue first of next week. IL
will doubtless, however, be
read by all interested senators
who can find time from their soc.
ial aud other engagements. tn
peruse it The messnka Is lhs
most important one that the
President has p!aced before
Congress |, embodies ideas
which have been evolved after
many conferences with his cab. !
mot concerning the further con.
trOi OF common carriers ind
corporations. It's said that the
Preslden expects the approval
OF Congress- and of the country,
inasmuch, as he holds that hs is
carrying out his promise to
maintain tine Roosevelt policies.
It will be remembered that last
week the President, has IA con
ference with some of the rail
road presidents of the country
in which, IL was said, he was
besought to modify his railroad
program The President !, seems
has rot thought 1t oxpedient to
make material alterations in his
proposals and II the recommen.
dations which be has made shall
be enacted into law the powers
Of the Interstate com mission IN
, in relation to common carriers
will be much to widened. 1t
can he seen irtma perusual of
the Presidents message that the
Legislation asked for by him is
much farther reaching than tina,
obtained under the Roosevelt,
admir- is,ratiOn and should the
Inter Commerce Laws be amen.
y ded as rec-muended by Presi
: dent Tai, the Commission will
~ have a measure for tile comple,,
~ control OF common carriers en-
:" gagged in Interstate Commerce.
e. There is much discussion i
N the CLOAK rooms Of Capitol an
D. in the lobbies OF hotels with re
Ut ference 10 the relative attitude
OF OF the administration and th
n so.called insurgents. IT is sal
n that the latter will not take an
e planned ac, on in the matter
is official patronage until they he,
ne had an interview with Presidel
ID Taft on the subject. Up TO IL
ho present time. none Of the insu
OF gents, it is said, have been ab
a. 10 see Mr.. Taft. The Gentlemt
OF erstwhile, the IN at accessib
,n' Of public men, has now wrappt
IS himself IN solitude ineonsiste
AIN with his former accessible
OF and is migbtp hard to get at,
no. least by certain people, but soc
W., Wv erer later il is exrectad VI
v" one or a phalanx of these lns,
hot
gents may pierce the solitu
lStS
,o. and see the President aud tn
,o;e possibly they will know what
'ple expect and what to do.
Wy They talk of an appeal TO
~ Na,on and claim that they ha,
ant. powerful backing. esptci.,ly
ring the Middle west. Meanwhile.
the democrats are looking on At
d all Kilkenny cat proceeding betw
sage the regulars as Cannon, Aldr
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Eutercd az second class
waiter October 9 DoS at
the Post-o0ace at Norwood
NO. uMder Ms Ac' Of o"
uress OF March 81 q. 1897.
sUnsCRIv!T,oN
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