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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-01-24
GREEN MOUNTAIN WEDDING.
Osca: Lane Takes Miss LueiIa Warner
as Bride Thursday Evening.

At the congregational parsonage
Green Mountain. Thursday evening Ut
O'Clock. Rev. Leroy Gallagher uhlteo
in marriage Oscar Lane and MISS Luz
ella Warner. Mr.. Lane is carpenter
and his bride is foster daughter "i
Bloomer Nichols, with whom MT. ano
Mrs. Lane will make their home. MT
Lane is a son of Mr.. and Mrs. Eiper'
Lane. His bride is daughter OF the
late Elmer Warner.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-01-24

Your hair becomes light. wavy,
fluffy, abundant and appears as soft,
lustrous and beautiful as a young girls
after "Danderine hair cleanse" Just
try this-moisten cloth with little
Danderine and carefully draw it thru
your hair. taking one small strand at
4 time. This will cleanse the hair of
dust. dirt and excessive oil and in just
q few moments you have doubled the
beauty Of your hair.
Besides beautifying the hair at once
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-01-24
Rhode. News Notes.

Mrs. Laura Mooers and son, Guy, Of
Clinton, spent a few days last week at
the home of the formers aunt, Mrs.
Miriam Phillips.
Mr.. r. Z. Gray is in Omaha attend
ing an automobile school.
Willie Cunningham, of Chicago, came
Tuesday evening and went to Baxter
Wednesday for visit at his brothers
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Roads and
children are spending the week with
Mr.. Roads sister in Kansas City.
The Woodman and Royal Neighbor
lodges held their installation of Off
GERS Friday evening. A fine supper
was served and good time was en-
loved
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-01-24

with tho formers sister. Mrs. ~. -.
wilkins. siS
Nj. ana Mrs. -. G.. Kendall and
children visited the formers sister, Mrs.
john Jefrries. Ina 3gsiarsha!!:o:ss,. Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. F. Pinkerton, are
parents of a son, born Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Jensen, OF Green
Mountain, spent Thursday and Friday
with the formers parents, MIR. and Mrs.
James Jensen.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-01-24
Lunehsen for RridaI Couple.

Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Cotton, four miles
north Of town, entertained at luncheon
Thursday complimentary to their son
and daughter in-law, Mr.: and Mrs.
Roy L. Cotton, who were recently mar
ried in this cit About twenty five
guests were present and enjoyed a
pleasant afternoon. Mrs. Anna Graham
gave several piano selections = and
Lewis Walters sang.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-01-24
PEACE RIVER LANDS
Thi. Country 10 Being investigated by
shrswd Land invsstors-Ars Sou
one?-lf Not, Why Not?

II SO. have TO say that the unusually
low price OF $3.50 per acre on gooo
lands in the Peace River district VIII
very reasonable terms has just been
secured.
Full information up-to-date can De
had in calling at No 4o7 Masonic
Temple. Marshalltown, Iowa.-Adver-
iiSement.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-01-24
Marietta News.

Mrs T.. p. Arson spent a couple Of
days in Marshalltown, visiting her son,
Lawrence Arson ana wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Whaley, Of AL
bion, visited at the home Of the lat
ter's sister. Mrs. Chris Wardman, Sun
day.
Mrs. John Tim;nons and Mrs. E. w.
Hall visited in Bromley Wednesday
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-01-24
,.ou.sion For Women.

Provision for women and chliofeii
has beer made. and a special coac"
for the women. and one for the chi'uieH
will be furnished. in which lectures
pertaining TO the proper care OF f1lhh
and cream will be discussed. Inc 1ec
trres are free TO the pubic.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-08
BALKAN WAR
SEEMS OVER
Sir Edward Grey Talks Of interven-
ton Of Powers--Usins Influ-
encc on Porte.

LONDON. Jan. Sir Edward
Grey. the British secretary for for
eign affairs. made this statement in
the house Of commons today regarding
the possibility of intervention by the
powers should the peace plenopotent-
iaries fail 10 reach an agreement:
This subject in course of receiving
the attention OF the powers. but can
not make any public statement as TO
their Views or DECISIONS except such
as may be made by common sense"
The Balkan delegates were unof-
ficia!ly informed today that the am
bassadors at Constantinople were con
tinuing to exert pressure on the porte
IN order to find he best way to come
10 terms with the Balkan states.
Some difficulties are being met with
at he ambassadorial conferences in
London. and the question OF the front.
iers of Albania has been abandoned
for the moment as II has been found
impossible 10 reconcile the desires OF
Austria for an extended Albania with
the suggestions OF Russia for narrow
ing the boundaries OF the new state.
The ambassadors today began the
discussion OF the Aegean islands. They
examined long detailed memorandum
presented by the Greek Premier VI
NeniZelOs. in which he enumerat cd
all the racial historical. geographical
and cultural reasons in favor OF the an
nexation of these islands 10 Greece
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-08

h'r years Tho time has since been
extended Eve years.
ln This Connection Hfr Untermver
c1Amincd Charles a Peabody of fLe
Mutual, and Judge W. A. Day ~ frr
Fquilabl" regarding the sale ~ stock
in The NATIONAL bank of cNmmcrr, o.,
'tm"s ttillman and George D. Baker.
aite- Mr. Baker and NJ StfImsr
nid dcquirod through tn purchase of
rlIitaole stock BY y MORGAN d.
cnntingent Of one fourth each Iu trr
sontrol 81 the Insurance socioft Nr
Day said that be did not know shaf
NJ, Morgan, NJ SuIlman and lfr
baker we're Interested iu the National
Rank of Commerce urio- 20 fhll
time
Tie sale b. tho Equitable 10 pcn.
amln Strong lr ~ the Eankrre.
Trust COMPANY. ~ ~ hlorL az stock
W the Mercantile Trust cOmulrv f4f.
90 absorbed By fho bankers Truat
Was also taken up with Mr. p4t Do
said hc know nothing OF the voting
agreement under which the Rankcrs'
Trust had operated in which one Of
VIZ. Morgan's partners was trustee.
at the time Of the salg
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-08

National bank officials allotted "a share
in th" syndicate noattion of the Caii.
iornia Petroleum company The hank
Officers mad" pront ofs5o 900 and the
bank a llko amount. Mr.. Henry said.
without pufuu- up any money or
even taking of tho stock allotted 10
fhcw
10 to-day hearing fhc committee
n' idfs hearing OF iIr n0atatiou of
Lh" california Petroleum COMPANY
Ir'm VIZ ~ .n.f. went over tho affairs
"f th" Equitable. Mutual. Now York
.nd Metropolitan Insurance organizA-
iioff. with officers of each ~ tho In.
ifuuonf Tho fact uaa dovcloped
iulf BOO fho Mutual companies the
policy holdcrs show little Inclination
90 control 'ho anairs of no companies
and rN'ri practically no power in
ihf erection Of officers
samuel ntcrmvcr. counsel for m
committee. examined fhs Witnesses a 3
70 The eccu.ities bold tho companies
mentioned. which under ,the New YORK
state low were orf0ced M 1908 10 Ais
rps" 90 Their he hs.s of ,Ftoek within
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-08
RECOMMEND new =
CURRENCY PLAN
something Radically Wrong Win
American Monetsry. System, W.T.
nssses Testify.
n NAsHINGTON.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 7-That
there II something radically vronk
With the American monetary system
was agreed 60 today by all Witnesses
before tho Glass sub-committee OF
the house tankinE and currency com
mittee. that began a series " hearings
With the purpose Of devising new
currency scheme 10 he recommended
70 congress. All the witnesses told
the committee that what the country
ucedee was more elastic currency
and concentration Of rcserve funds.
hut opinions as 10 how these ends
could be accomplished were variant.
\. Barton Hepburn. chairman OF
the board of directors of the Chase
National Bank Of New York, advo-
Gated a central bank similar 10 the
one proposed by the National Moneta-
~ Commission. "a per cent a the
stock 90 be oWcud by tho government.
II necessary. Victor MoraWctz. direct
or ~ the financial affairs Of the Atchi-
son. Topeka A Santa Pc Railroad pro-
posed a new system 81 regional r.
serve banks. 10 which tho power Of
issuing currency should be- limited.
while Faul Warburr. Of the banking
firm ~ Kuhn Loeb A GO. Of Ncw
YORK. insisted that central reserve
organization dincrine materially from
central bank was the only feasible
remedy. Mcssrs Hepburn and War
burg vigorously denounced the govern
mcnt guarantee ~ bank deposits idea.
chairman Glass announced ~ the
outset that in as much as the Demo
cratic platform declared specifically
af'inst the monetary commissions
central bank. the majority members
" the committee felt % was their duty
10 seek sub for This plan
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-08
PENNSYLVANIA
LEGISLATURE
Organizes by Eleetlng Officers Who
Were Not Caucus Nominees
Great Contests.

HARRISBURG. Pa. Jan. The
organization OF the PENNSYLVANIA leg.
islature today was marked by depar.
ture from precedents in a notable de
gree. neither of the men chosen as
presiding officers haine nominees OF
caucus and the selection of the
standing committees OF both houses
being placed in the hands of a com
mittee on committees. thus taking the
power out OF the hands OF the men
elected TO the chair
The great contest Of the crcaniza-
tlon OF the two houses was for sneak
e. of the house. which resulted IN
tne election OF George r. Alter. ALE.
enemy county. on the fifth ballot by
me narrow margin of three votes In
the senate the fight FOR president pro
tem was won by Daniel L. Gerberich.
Of Lebanon.
Mr.. Alter made his campaign on a
no caucus platform He had rho hack.
ing OF prominent state offlcials ana
the support Of Republicans. Washing.
lon party men or progressives and
other independent members. Both of
MS leading opponents were nominees
OF caucus meetings John II. X Scott
OF Philadelphia. his Republican oppon-
ehl' was me choiCe OF the part eau
Gus and after Mr. Scott's selection nv
the caucus he had the solid support
OF Congressman W. s Ware State
Senators = ~. Ware and J. p. Nc.
Nichol and other Political ieutonants
In Philadelphia Of United States Sen.
ator Pensose and OF Mayor William
y, Mc'ree OF Pittsburgh The rivalry
OF AFTER and Scott created a political
sltuation unequalled in PENNSYLVANIA
IN the last decade Charles A Shaf.
Ter. Mter's Democratic opponent. vas
the choice of the party caucus
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-08
ONE KILLED AND
THREE INJURED
Cleveland Cincinnati and 81. Louis
Railroad Train Jumps Track
In Indiana

LAFAYETTE. Ind. Jan One
person was killed, three probably fat
ally injured and thirty-threr slightly
huTt when six cars on train 40 -.
~ the Cleveland Cincinnati. Chicago
and ST Louis railway. nnrthbound.
from Cincinnati 90 Chicago. Jumped
the track at Stockwell. near here. this
afternoon The train was running
a. high speed when wheel ON the
baggage ca. broke. throwing that car.
no smoker. day coach. the diner and
f4o Puilmans into ditch
Edwin Gunner 2nn East avruur.
Rochester. y. Y. Was crushed TO
death
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-08
INSURGENT
MOVEMENT
In HOUSE
Northern Democrats Who Are Pro-
9ressiVe Trying 20 Wrestle
Committees From South.
Intslngenosr Bureau.
washington, ID. C.. Jan- 7.

That an "insurgent" mOvernenf ie
on foot to Wrest control Of irupo-tant
mousse committees from the Southern
conservative Democrats and that the
next democratic congress faces a split
like that which divided the Republican
party into tWO campaigns in the last
Congress came 10 light today
a letter was given out today written
by Warren Worth Bailey. Progressive
democrat member-elect from Pennsyl.
Edhi Inis letter outlines progress
Tor the northern and Western PRO.
gressive Democrat who out number
the southerners "a take control OF
the legislative Affairs in the next nous.
and Organlze ulat body by giving fhcm.
selves a fair Share ~ Tho committee
chairrnaBships
Under the seniority plan the Soufh
Will Est forty y-one Of the fffy4lx com.
mitiee chairna nships iu the nest
house. All the important committee
heads Wtll go south Naut of tho
Southern Congres who will hold
tnesc llaces, bslOng fp old S0ufhn o.
Bc1rbon machines against which the
NJ" Donocraey is-supposed fo take a
The Baiiey lotter in part is as fol
lows
Perhaps fne most critical poinf In
The organization ~ Tho rDW house UtIf
Do Tho naming ~ committee f.rd,.r
tho existing plan me Way and Woans
committee acts aa chairman on
committee and f be- uraffiraIr
fef p"rpsfuafrr nifh Co., frrmarf .i.
powers and rn- pOnslhllifir- Wruh 90
not DO hr'frr f1 have distinct fou-
uiffep IN fpruWiffrcea and could f.,f
ve pull Tho frrfh ~ fhD rs4ffIDr.r,
Tuernhe 90.
An0fher letter vrtffen hv nov.
northern Congressman and received
here Saws Iu part Tho d.arl0.firo4
before fna fI4pp committee would
seem ~ b. serious cupugh fp irrafr
he usefu moss ~ some pr0giouf Dom
ocraflc leader Tho facf hae haru
~ our mind That ~ many o. possible
Df tho neV mcmbf.s should TO- fD
Fe'her IN WaahinptDn and di.eu.ff
ne situation and form .ous rIau. sf
present practically rverf important
thairmanship Ie held bv fho south
We doubt n 'his is rule represent
Itlve
Prom Information reaching Washing.
soostinBs4 a. re Eightl
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-08
RAMSEY COMBINE
CONTROL w. & L. E.
Cleveland Bankers Yesterday Pur
chased 100000 Receivers
Certificates.

CLEVELAND. Ohio. Jan 7.-Ciev
Gland bankers arc CONCENTRATING
themselves bif on outwittinE A
number ~ New York financial inter.
ests Who Vcre keen ~ purchase s.
"'0. 600 equipment trust and receivers
certificates ~ tho Wheeling = Lake
Erie Railroad which was authorized
10 be Issued bv Federal Judge Uty
rerenflv ~ tho reorganization meet
INK ~ that road To-day Joseph Ram.
SOY. Ir AIS chosen president and
hoadquartrrs Werc established In
Cleveland. bids Norr opencd and tho
securities Verp aWardrd Rrpreson
taiiv"s of N"w York banking houses
which previously hfd taken care ~
ih" Wheeling finance has hron fr
Cleveland for several DAYS confcrriny
Nith Receiver vs. V Duncan
" l- urdrrstp0d that several bif-
""r" mHd" hv eastern blnkora tf,
% cleveland syndicatr headed by tts..
frn Miller and Otis a 60 oae ft.
-I"rn -'uI bidders Several io,.,t
hfnt. participated iu Tho pprcrs4o
To-" -HIo includes t2 600 600 Of :.
r'r r'r. equipment trust cortiGcafoq
diI"d FohrIarv Q and duo scri4u, ir
f''ni annual payments sornrnen,i~ ID.
N"Rn,i D. ~ This year ana $4,000 ~
' pnr cent receiver ccrtiacafcg g.
matters nos stand mo Rameey fse
ii"n Hil gain control n fha road ~
'h't Hr" able ~ finance tfs deffs
snd lhi th" rnccivorehip fr tt.v
TAU in inI iho property viii ho sofa
~ lnr'clpaure and bid in D.. Vou-
f"rk tankers representing tho ss
.'H''"' Wheeling notoe long ov.r
'u'. ln The cas-" both ~ tho prerent
mlnority and m1iority factions woulI
be bullpened out
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-08
ARCHIBALD IS
GRILLED HARD
On Witness Stand For Four Hours
Under Fire BY Senate Re-
garding His Methods.

WASHINGTON. Jan. The i'm
propriety of a federal judges writing
10 an attorney on "A case that had
been argued before him. for informa-
ton or argument TO clear I'D doubt
iul points. became the point around
whcih members of the Senate today
hred question after Question at Judge
Robert ". Archibald of the United
states Commerce Court. now under
trial by Impeachment for alleged yio-
lation OF his federal oath
troSs-eNarlination of the accused
Jurist. begun by Representative SterI-
ing, one of the House managers who
are conducting the prosecution. was
virtually taken out of his hands when
tnat charge was reached involving
Judge Archbald's correspondence
with Attorney Helm Bruce of the
louisville and Nashville railroad
Members of the Senate demanded Of
Judge Archibald time and again
whether he did not think il improper
ana unfair 10 other parties in a suit
10 request of one attorney an expla-
nation or correction OF evidence with
out giving like privileges TO the other
SIDE lie insisted he thought there
was nothing improper in his conduct.
Archibald On Stand.
Judge Archibald held the witness
stand Tor nearly four hours. The end
OF all testimony in the case came he
lore the close of the DAYS proceed.
inss. There remains now only the
cioslng arguments and the vote of
tHe senate as 10 whether or not
Judge Archibald is guilty of anv of
ihe charges against him. The Senate
determined to give three DAYS TO the
arguments. the time TO be emily
divided. IL is expected that al least
hve OF the House managers will mar.
ucipate opening at one O'Clock to-
morrow.
The Louisville & Nashville charge
ceniercd about Judge Archhald's re-
quest of Attorney Bruce for informa-
uon as 10 certain point in the so.
called Montgomery rate cases. whicn
had been arlIed before the Commerce
Court Judge Archibald said he had
differed with the balance OF the court
ana IN writing a dissenting opinion
ne asked Mr.. Bruce To clear up n con
troyerted question about whether or
not certain rate changes violated the
old Cooley arbitration" agreement.
that had long operated over the
southwestern rates.
Courts View.
He declared the correspondence be.
came Of no consequence. because later
the other members of the court. ex.
ceIt Judge Mack. took "a view similar
10 his own, and Presiding Judge
Knapp finally wrote an opinion favor
able 20 the railroad
Was II not due 10 the arguments
you cot hy writing Mr. Bulce that the
court reversed its earlier position AMI
CAV" decision favorable 20 the T,ou-
isvillo 4 Nashyille?" asked Rep-cscn-
tativc Sterling.
absolutely not." said Archibald.
senators Reed. Pomerene. CuIh>r-
son Shivelv. Nelson. Hoke S-a,fh and
others piicd him with questions as 10
MS intent and-ss 90 the proDriety OF
his act.
Why did you not give the at,or.
news for the othor side a chance 10
rresent their Hicws?' asked Senator
Reed
The point amounted a. 20 little
that u DID not affect the decir!on Of
the case replied judy Archibald.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-08
BR-R-R-R-R-R! !
'nIrV Degrees Below Zero In Mon.
tans and the Mercury Is stu
Descending.

WASiiiNGTON.Jan. 7.-Thirfv dc.
erees below zero AZ Miles city. Mont
thir morning formed the climax Of the
''Iu through the west extending
"u,heastern 10 the gulf states
IN" northeastern part OF the coun-
try mas temporary protection hy tho
development ~ an area Of high pres.
sure over the Atlantic near tho
coast. but this territory according 10
~" weather bureau gradually will feoI
he cold before the week IL over
southern California IL experiencing
ne coolest weather in for,y wears
Tho tempcraiure ~ San Diego gas %
early today. record breaker or that
point
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-08
SHIP WRECKS
CLAIM MANY
Oil Tank Goes Down on Pacific, 81
Orown-Russian Liner Goes
Down with 100 Aboard.

ASTORIA, Ore. Jan THE Gil
tank ship Rosecrans sank today at
the mouth of the Columbia river and
81 members of her crew drowned.
After she went down three men were
seen clinging to her masts. but the
others OF her crew of 40 undoubtedly
perished.
The RosecranS. which is owned by
the Associate Oil Co. went aground
on Peacock spit at the mouth of the
Columbia in "A. gale this morning 4
6emile wind SENT mountainous waves
breaking over the vessel. and from
the start II seemed almost impossi-
BILE to save her
The Cape Disappointment life saw
ers put out in their boat and attempt
ed TO reach the ship with line. but
she went down.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-08
WHEELS OF STATE
LEGISLATURE ARE
YET DEADLOCkED
THE DAY IN CoNGREss.


Senate convened at noon.
Colonel X. VI. Johnston. Of
Houston. Tex. sworn In as sem
ator to succeed Joseph W.
bailey. resigned.
House-Convened at noon.
Resumed consideration OF In
dian appropriation bill.
Money trust" investigating
committee continued hearings,
probing stock exchange sales
Bankers and financial experts
heard by currency sub-commit-
tee ON proposal for new currency
system.
Investigation OF alleged steam
ship trust began by merchant
marine committee.
Manufacturing interests heard
by WAYS and Means committee
on revision of schedule A.. OF the
tarif.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-08
SAYS
WHEELING WILL
ESCAPE FLOOD
ITALIAN ARRESTED FOR
WHITE SLAVE TRAFFIC

Special to The Intelligencer.
CLARKSBURG. w. Va. Jan.
1.-E. ID. Hupp. Federal depu-
ty marshal, arrested Rocco
Mazziotti. an Italian. here to-
day under a charge of using
the mails for the purpose OF
eHtorting money from Mary
Stanley, OF Parkersburg. II is
alleged that he demanded part
OF the proceeds from a life of
shame led in Parkersburg by
Adealine Richards. alias Esta
Richards. formerly OF Charles
ton, who, he says. is now bis
wife.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-08
JOHN MEDLEY MUST PAY THE
DEATH PENALTY FOR CRIME
Supreme Court Refuses to AnnulI the
Sentence and Prisoner
Will Be Executed.
Has Been Confined Behind the Bars
Of the West Virginia Peni-
tentisry For Years.

WASHINGTON. Jan The Su.
preme Court today declined TO set
aside the death sentence imposed up-
on John Medley. OF Mercer county.
West Virginia. charged with the muir
der OF Seeley Shannon. Medley
claimed the sentence should be an
nulled because one. Of the jury CON-
missioners had not qualified by TAX.
ing the oath Of oxice.
Closely guarded in "murderers
row" in the south wing OF the
Moundsvile Penitentiary. John Med
ley has been under sentence OF death
TOT three years. Twice he has been
granted stays of execution and final.
~ his case was carried to tho Su.
preme Court by his attorneys on a
technicality and with their decision
me last ray Of hope has burned out
Ills nnal resort would be an appeal
10 the state executive 10 have his
sentence commuted but this is hard.
~ probable and he will paw the non.
atty for his crime with his life with.
in few weeks. The date will no 90,
within the next few days.
Medley is considered one of the
most desperate prisoners confined I'm
the penal institution Warden Brown
stated last evening that he had been
informed OF the courts action but not
onicially Medley murdered NeeIev
shannon In Mercer county and was
sentenced by Judge Maynard
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-08
}. c. HOWARD eIVENA
CHAtRMANSHtP IN ONO.

-. Il' Iierl trf fo fHe tntefieeu~er.
tOLtNflTS ohio Ian The
democratic majority ~ The state sen
ate has decided 10 give each Of the
seven Republican members chair
manship J. q. Howard of belmont
county VIII head the library commit.
,ce and win b. placed on the labor.
nen ''ol"nt inrttutions. rules and an
anco committees.