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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-01
TO DAY.


Vessel For Line closes sails.
You. Norl, S'thsmpton. Am $50 30 NJ
Cymric. Liverpool. " So. $50 M LOO m
.rc.diau bermuda RMSP. 500 m 1000 m
Tiyi,.s Jamsfca L f 90. 900 IN 1900 m
Havana Havana Ward. ... 1000 a IN loo m
pr Sigism'd. Jamaica. " Nj 900 a IN 2;p IN
SURNAME. Trinidad. RDW! 80 IN 800 y m
SAINT Anna Naples. Fabrc. --- .,W m
Penns ylvsnia. Uamb' " ----. Op p IN
Minnos polls. London. Att ---- 80 p M
Trent. Jamaica, p. --- lI"p III
Eorinqucn. san Juan. fusulr ---- J. wv ~
Nucccs. Tampa. Mallory. ---- I'Co y M
& Of Saysn'h. Ssvanh. say --- Jp ~
Denver Galveston. Mallory ---- I"l p !"
Proteus. Nov orleans. so 5000 I-.vo III
~ Alba. Galveston, 50 rae ---- "ip ~
Huron. Jacksonville. CLYDE --- y" IN
pin ,:rs,dc Rruusv'k Nal 800 IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-01

According to reports. San Antonio. BeXa
County. Tex. will hold an election OF
February to vote on the proposition t
issue $4,000 street improvement bonds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-01

w. y. Coler & CO.. Of New York were
the successful bidders on January % for
the $500 per cent thirty-year coupon
waterworks and sewer bonds Of Thomas
VILE. Davidson County, y. {.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-01
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

'Brings mall.
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1913-07-03
MEMS SUITS.

Blue Serge Suits.-Vests and Pants: three,
piece suit; latest style: has always sold
for $40, and full value at that price Ony
limited number. While the last q ~
made business suits: same as you have
been paying $12 and $3.50 for else
where; Hidden Hand MI IN
Handsome Black Thibets and unfinished
Worsted Suits: also. Richfield Brown and
Brown Striped Suits that sell eTeryNWhSer.ee
Hand Sale Price -DlUsAO
BOYS SUITS.
LOT No. Boys Suits sizes from 10 IS;
and medium weight; all wool. light and
dark colors, such IA we have been sGlllnS
for 50 and $3.50: excellent value. SHs.
LOT No. 2~Now we come to a line of Boys
Suits that should attract any mother. as
the price is right and quality is bestoo$S
ana sSI Hama nd'G Sale Price Si .OJ
MEMS HATS.
LOT No. Mems Assorted Hats. in assort-
ed colors; every one worth $3.50: while
they last. Hidden Hand N4..
l. OF No. 2-In this we have the well-known
brands, such as Wellworth and Gotham:
. all advertised 81 values e. 90
Hidden Hand Sale Price I'D L Il y
OVERALLS.
LOT No. Here we have about rs Overalls
Pin checks and blue DENIM These have
been sold for 75c and $1.00. -.
Hidden Hand Sale Price -----------OOO
TRUNKS CASES.
Trunks and Suit Cases Hand Bags. This
entire line must go regardless of cost tC
J manufacture or price OF raw ma1erlai.
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1913-07-03
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LADIES' WAISTS.

LADIES' WAISTS.
In this particular lot of Waists you will
find values as high as 81. There are
few slightly soiled. r.
MILDLY Blouses:. made of the finest material
and well made. Of
1 Hidden Hand Sale ----------------OlC
Hundreds of newest styles in La aies' Waists
| New arrivals. which we had intended to
| sell for 81 Hidden Hand qQ.
tpi picture a handsome Embroidered or Lace
] Waist. tailor made. and they are dailt-
lest 50 and $3.50 values. PAz0
Hidden Hand Sale Price I'D I'D
Ladies' Silk Waists. blacks. whites and coll
l ors. These are well worth SO and $3.50.
4 but will go in the Hidden G9 10
Hand Sale at ------------------DZ. u
| Mems Pants--Wellington. National: perfect
fit. assorted stripes and colors: $3.50
value Hidden Hand 60.
Mems fancy blue and silk tweeds and light
| colors; all we'll made regular So value.
s aidde Price aand S.f9
Mems Finest Custom Tailored Pants: such
as talk for themselves: all wool blue
black and stripes: value SO. QI 10
Hidden Hand Sale Price -------Oa.fU
CHILDREN'S HOSE.
Hose-the same 1Oc. value These are won
derful values for the extraordinary low
price. The Hidden Hand q.
Hose-15c value. Like those quoted above,
these are wonderful Bargains Be sure
and purchase now n
Hidden Hand Sale -----.J c
Hose-the same zoe value. Try themII
Hidden Hand Sale p~'ce only -TIC
UMBRELLAS.
Gloria Silk Umbrella we'll worth s1.OO.
For our Hidden Hand Sale these ~
excellent Umbrellas will go fsU'
Ladies' Colored Parasols silk in assorted
colors; regular $3.50 value. The a.
Hidden Hand Sale Price is only Ole
Children's Parasols are marked below ac-
tual cost.
RIBBONS.
VIII be reduced at Prices that will astonish.
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1913-07-03
LADIES' SHOES.

Full Bleached Marseilles Patterns. extS1
large and hemmed already for US 81
value. Hidden Hand kk.
Sale Price
LADIES' SHOES.
Ladies' our line of Shoes is the largest In
Punta Gorda. and We can fit you with
the best made shoe in the whole State Il
Florida. such as Queen Quality and En-
LOT No. 1-s2 and SO values. such as La
dies Wei Kid Butcher: Russia Calf Ok <,
as 49, Hidden Hand 10.
Ladies' oxfords, Patent Tip or Gunmetal.
in Pumps or otherwise: best known
makes and quality: in all our regular
$2.25 value. Hidden Hand vi Y
ladies' Saee we wish to call your attention to
this particular line of Oxfords and Shoes
in Patent Leather. Suede. Wei Kid. Cum
metal, Russets and others: all high-class
sRees v and Latest a5d stgG Hama g sns
LADIES' FURNISHINGS.
Ladies' Fancy Embroidered Handkerchiefs
white linen. and regular 10c seller Now
is the time to purchase a supply ~
cheap. Hidden Hand Sale Price ----AC
Ladies' Hose. black or tan. such as are SOLO
Hidden Hand Sale Price -:---------;,-tC
Ladies' Gauze Vests; these INCLUDE all our
H fie HgaH Hand in Sale are PriceI--- ~
Ladies Black Satin Belts and White Wash
all Csc value. Hidden Hand -.
Ladies' Lisle Thread Hose: all these Hose
have double heel and toe. and are regu'"r
25c value. Hidden Hand ~ :.
| All Silk Hose, while they last: our regular
35c value, only a small number remain In
| this lot. Hidden Hand &C..
Sale Price ~
| TOWELS.
Good Face Towels, as long as they last we
/ will offer these extraordinary bargains IN
/ towels for our Hidden Hand "a.
/ Sale Price -----------------------
Large Bleached Face Towels: these are
| such as have always been sold everywhere
for 15c. Hidden Hand Sale Ia
Turkish Bath Towels. bleached as well as
| unbleached: regular 15c value every
| where. We are offering these for the Y
Hidden Hand Sale at 10y
Here we shout the loudest-an our 35c
Linen Towels: full size and red and blue
borders During this sale only. 81 .
Hidden Hand Sale Price ---------AA II
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1913-07-03
Mighty Tidal

KEE TKEE
~ The First Twenty Ladies that enter the Store Saturday, July
5b at $50 and making purchase of one cent OR more Ue
UH Absolutely FREE to each nice Ten Yard Dress Pattern
E-EN-Ihe First Ten Men H receive Hat Absolutely Free
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1913-07-03
TABLE LINEN.


somely designed: regular 60c value.9L
The Hidden Hand Sale Price-----A4C
All S5c values an = designs that have never
been shown before. The Hidden 20.
Hand Sale Price------------------
LADIES' WHITE GOODS.
Corset Covers. either Lace or Embroidery.
silk, ribbon. latest style and exceptional
bargains; 35c value. Ee
The Hidden Hand Sale Price------IUC
Corset Covers with handsome Swiss EN-
brofdery; well made and the kind that al
ways sells for 60c The 90
Hidden Hand Sale Price ---------AOC
Our regular 81 Night Gowns; well made
and full size: needle work lace e7
The Hidden Hand Sale Price ------UlC
Drawers, umbrella f1ounce and latest de-
signs; best of ,ambric; regular 35c 81
value. Hidden Hand Sale Price----A1C
Gowns with beautiful needlework and lat
est embroidery. These are regular 75c
values The Hidden Hand 20.
Sale Price
Combination Suits. These are pretty and
latest styles of embroidery r lace. o.,
$1.25 values Hidden Hard Sale ----UOC
MEMS SHOES.
Mems Work and Dress Shoes of high quail
! ity, calfskin, vj"i and gunmetal shoes and
Oxfords 50 values. The e. 90
Hidden Hand Sale Price ID ~
MEMS Single and Double Sole Patent Leath-
f, er, Russell, Wei Kid, Gunmetal: all sizes
| and values, as high as $3.50 and @ 20
So. Hidden Hand Sale Price ---O sOU
We call your attention to this line OF High
! Grade Oxfords and Shoes: all our well
| known brands and guaranteed to give per-
| feet satisfaction or money back: QA 90
$3.50 value. Hidden Hand Sale--O1 .OU
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1913-07-03

Full Bleached Marseilles Patterns. extra
large and hemmed already for us 81
value. Hidden Hand tito
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-08-17
LONG DISTANCE WIRELESS
Message Sent From Germany to Town
In New Jersey

washington, August 16.-fspecial)-Gov
ernment officials are greatly interested
IN the reported achievements of Dr
Goldschmidt, a German inventor of yirs-
less apparatus. in sending messages be-
tween Neustadt near Hanover. Getmanv.
and Tuckerton, N j., $500 miles.
Dr Friedrich Coster In charge of wire-
less investigations for the United States
bureau of standards. recently visited DIR.
Goldschmidts German plant. and was
satisfied from his study of the apparatus
thai It would be able to send long dis
tances without interfering with other
plants
The New Jersey station has not VET
been licensed The Marconi company. it
Is said, Is erecting a station close by
DR.. colster expresses the opinion that
the Goldschmidt and similar methods Of
sending. for there are other devices which
Will work on the same principle. will he
the methods OF the future. High FREE
quency transmissions. he says, which is
: the essential principle of the Cold
schmidt machine. as well as Of Others both
American and foreign. which are about
to be tested, gives persistent or unbent
waves, which do not die down, as do
those in the methods now m use.
At the receiving end interference can
be cut out. he added, so that others
sending or receiving do not cause anv
disturbance.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-08-17
EVERYDAY NOISES SYMPHONY
French Painters Idea of Harmony
From Life

Paris August 16.-(Special)- -Fnt1r,s,,
In music or the art of making horr,d
noises is the next thing tho artistic
world has to face. The originator 80
the idea is NJ Luigi Russolo. whose
vocation is that OF painter his ,a..
Is 10 nave symphonies of human life
COMPOSED OF multiplication of the every
gay sounds which go to make up the
daily experience
beethoVen and Wagner. he saws. hava
stirred our hearts for good MANY vears.
eat now we shall take inanitelv ro,.,
pleasure In listening To the COMMUNICATES.
OF familiar sounds which mean so ,n,,o,,
TO us In our daily life. We shall he i.
sure soon perfer an imitation of a motor
pus IN fun cry or the wall of n t,ha
Hlt TO the most lauded passages In tho
fieroic symphony or the Pastoral &"
II Is easy to see that NJ Russo1o "a
an ingenious gentleman. and his ingen,,i-
~ IN conceiving his idea is no greater
tnan ms cleverness In earryino~ A. -.
re has already partially completed tba
task or inventing a number or inat,.,,
hheh's 10 produce his effects. Those ha
mas already manufactured will ,nitste
10 lhe life the sound of escapinar eav
me gurgling of water in a pine. the snrg.
nins s oi motorcar exhaust, the thud of
plstons' the harmonious effect of n tra,,,-
ear running at high speed on a bad1v-
la'd track, the farpinS OF flaps. the noise
- =, snop uoofs closing the hustle of a
hrse crowd. and the tender cadences ~
an Underground railway train.
re mas others ''on the stocks" but ts
suspending operations TO write sy,,,
pnony entitled "Pantheon-Place conr-
Genes which may possibly be adapted
for London audiences under the na,,,a
Bank to Shepards Bush" Thus II seams
tnat II the new idea becomes popular
concert-goers will eschesv programmes and
simply go to Queens Hall, for examnla
armed with an L.G.O. monthly guide
An the conductor (of the orohestra) will
nave TO do will be to announce TO tba
audience, Service g." or Service 9o
as the case may be. and then strike mn
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-08-17
ACTRESS FIGHTS BRIGANDs
Risked Her Life to Save JeweIs-Is
Shot by Camorrist

Milan August l6-(Speeial Miss Mary
fleur, a favorite Italian music hall star.
was returning one night, after singing
at fashionable gathering at the seaside
resort Of Leghorn, when she was seized
pg gang of Neapolitan Camorristi who
nao iohowed her from Naples on the
previous day
me theatre attendant who was ac.
eompanying her fed to summon helm
couple Of the rufians seized the
artists handbag, wherein she was oar
rsing $4,000 worth of jewelrv WIN
great courage the lady wrenched her.
sell free, and felled one assatlart with
the bag, the contents of which rolled
on the ground. She then threw hersele
nat on the earth, in order to cover the
treasures by her body
BaullSed of the booty. and ba.r,,a
preaching footsteps, the Camorrfst ring
. leaaer pulled out his revolver and tyice
.ne Prostrate woman, and the jump
ca INTO carriage which was waiting
round the corner. His accomplices had
ALREADY taken their places in the vehicle.
Mnich was driven off at a gallon
me proprietor of the theatre who had
arrived on the scene with several others
"eut IN pursuit, and exchanged pistol
sIots with the miscreants without ef-
feet. BY her bravery the actress baa
succeeded IN saving all her Jewels exeent
VIII aetain her in hospital for a month.
VIII detain her In hospital for a month.
IN the struggle to prevent her assail-
ant ant escape, large piece Of his Jacket
was torn off in her hands. This clue
eo eua aoieo the police to arrest today the
tnree Camorrists who are identified = !
the authors Of the outrage 90
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-08-17

rest upon the present generation. socf-
ETY. has claims upon US: our country
makes demands upon our time. our
thought and our purpose. We cannot
shirk these duties without disgrace to
ourselves and injury to those who come
after us II one is tempted to complain
of the burdens borne by American eltl-
zens let him compare them with the
much larger burdens imposed by des-
pots upon their subjects.
I challenge the doctrine now being
taught. that we must enter into a mad
rivalry with the old world In the build
ing Of battleships--thc doctrine that the
only way to preserve peace is to get
ready for wars that ought never to
come! 1t Is a barbarons. brutal. sun-
christian doetrine-the doctrine of the
darkness not the darkness of the dawn.
The enlightened conscience of our
nation should proclaim as the eoun-
try's creed that righteousness ex-
alteth a nation" and that justice is
nations surest defense. If there ever
was nation it is ours II there ever
was time it is now. to put Gods
truth to the test. With an ocean roll
ing on either side and mountain range
along either coast that all the armies of
the world could never climb we ought
not TO be afraid to trust In "the wisdom
Of doing right"
Our government, conceived in liberty
and purchased with blood. can be pre-
served only by constant vigilance. May
we guard 1t as our children's richest
legacy for what shall 1t profit our
nation If 1t shall sain the whole world
and lose the spirit that prizes liberty
as the heritage Of all men in all lands
eNeryWharan9
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-01-23
Head Stuffed? Got
A Cold? Try Pape's !!
One Dose of Papes Cold Compound
Relieves Worst Cold or Grippe
No Quinine Used.

You will distinctly feel your cold
breaking and all the Grippe symptoms
leaving after taking the very first dose.
1t is a positive fact that Pape's Cold
Compound, taken every two hours. I'M
Ill three consecutive doses are taken,
will end the Grippe and break up the
most severe cold, either in the head
chest, back, stomach or limbs.
1t promptly relieves the most mis-
cradle headache dullness, head and
nose stuffed up, feyerishness. sneez-
ing, sore throat running of the nose,
mucous catarrhal discharges. soreness,
stiffness and rheumatic twinges
Get a 25-eent package of "Pape's
Cold Compound" from your druggist
and take it with the knowledge that it
will positively and promptly ere your
cold and end all the grippe misery;
without any assistance or bad after
effects and that it contains no quinine
don't accept something else said to
be just as good. Tastes nice--acts
gently.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-01-23
: Wasting Our. Energies.

In letter TO the editor of the Ken
nebec Journal Rev Henry n. Pringle,
well known in Maine and now assist
ant superintendent Of the International
Reform Bureau with offices. att Wash+l
ington, d. ca tarites so forcef6lly up
on Vital topic Chat we are offering
it to our readers, in; full, as. fellows
Last Friday, .,came down from
Pittsbprg, WHICH WAS, in excitement
over aadiscoyery3 that week at Eliza n
beth, 30 miles distant, Prospectersi for
oil bored for IS days and at a depth
of 2,l35 feet struck gas. II rushed up
the s.x-inch, metal casing withsa pres
sure of 800 pounds to the square inch
and with a roar which was heard for
miles around. This valuable gas went
TO waste several days at the rate of
many millions of. cubic feet per hour
because 1t was not under control.
This suggests a common loss in
moral reforms, which | may illustrate
as follows: The good people of our
country are trying TO obtain just
interstate-commerce law. regarding
liquor shipments. Hundreds of mass
meetings are held and millions of
words spoken. Especially people are
urged to petition congressman to enact
this law. What is the result? From
December 2. 1912, to January is, 1918,
only 1l6 petitions for, and AZ againsti
the interstate commerce bill were sent
TO congressman by our S5.O00.000 people,
probably two thirds of whom wish this
legislation. We ought to get gas under
better control e
''Thet Kenyon Red Light Injunction
Bill for the District of Columbi passed
the senate by unanimous vote last
Friday and a hard contest is antici-
pate6 in the house where the red
light interests and the necessary
evil advocates are active in opposi-
ton. Letters from Attorney General
cosson and the mayor, chief police
and city physicians of Des Moines
highly commend this law, which in
Iowa has stood the test of legality and
efficiency If this legislation is adopt.
ed in the District, ii Will be a prece-
dent for the states. Such Legislation
is needed TO close scores Of elegant
public brothels, Haunting their sham,
in the faces of our 250,0 voteless cit.
liens and to prevent the quadrennia
saturnalia, which disgraces each pres
identiai inauguration.
Last Saturday night / saw man.
youth entering brothel, SO feet dis
fans from the great marble edifiee
where the District of Columbia is gov
erned. There are contiguous abou
twenty brothels with music. dancing
singing. liquor-seliiug and the painte,
women IN the door-ways. The mel
and boys were coming 10 or leavin,
THIS section at the rate of about 2
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-01-23
A New WaterviIie Plan.

1t sometimes works out pretty well
to stir things up a bit Opposition
makes progress possible. Competition
is a half brother to opposition. Some
men-and likewise women and boys
and gir.is-de their best under the spur
of the possibility of being outelassed.
The man or concern who or which
knows the value of advertising had
rather be publicly criticized than ig-
nnred \ = Ssses
And so, we say, it is worth while to
stir things. up. occasionally. and set
the yeast to working. We got mixed
np with Augustus Boy Scouts and we
are glad of it; first, because Boy
Scouts are Jim Dandy chaps to mix up
with. and second, because in the
Strengthening out of a misunderstood
ing the whole movement has received
a new. impetus in this part of the
country We hope it will grow until
some troop or other shall embrace ev-
cry bassof proper age in the land.
But Boy Scouts. was not the sub
ject We had in mind when we1began
to dictate this editorial tWee9 were
thinking of that movement at Wa
terviIle to get people, old and young,
Interested in. something TO keep them
out of misehief-to keep them off the
streets.
The plan is simple enough and at
its first trial hundreds came who
could not enter the Opera House
where. Sunday afternoon meetings are
being held The aim is to provide
wholesome entertainment of moral
and educational nature. Good speak
ers. good music and interesting in
structive moving pictures are provid-
ed .z4s
Last Sunday, President Roberts of
Colby College, discussed, aInereasing
Human Efficiency" Next Sunday,
Senator Ira q. Hersey of Houlton
will speak on Home Duties
The entertainment, while religious in
its nature. Il acceptable to all creeds.
The purpose. is Admirable and prom
Uses to work out well Itlais1 to be
hoped stssst, We shalrswateh itl'with a
great deal of interest -
Minds ca .rlet remain inactive They
become the devils work shop when
not better Employed and they receive
few wholesome suggestions from street
assoeiat soiist ss8ga5 s'ab 1e8fssi iE
If the Waterville plan works out as
well as we hope we shall be glad to
do all in our power to inaugurate
something Of the sort in this and 9TH
er cities and larger towns within our
field
Let us give Waterville the aid of a
good hard wish for grand success in
. this new undertaking.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-01-23

who will he DISTINGUISHED if we take
the action that NNkhave undertaken.
and for posterity SxApplause.)
Mr. SMITH OF PafMn Mr.. speak
er, move that when tAe vote isifak5
en- it be taken BY the years and Msss
The yeas ana nays w9fe ordared
The SPEAKER; Those filtdring
reconsideration OF the vote whereby
the seat of Representative Isarrar
from Ripley vas declared Vacant,
when their names are called, viii an
swer Yes; those opposed will answer
no The clerk Will call the roll
YEA ALLEN. Austin, Bass Benn, Ben
ton, Bither. Bowler, Bragdon of sullivan.
Bragdon of York. Butler, Chick, Cochran
Cook. punion, Rursin, Eastman, Emer
son, Folsom: Greenieaf of Auburn. Green
leaf Of Otisfeld. Haines, Harper, Higgins
Hodsdon, Hutehins, Irving. Jennings :.
Johnson, Jones. Kimball, Marstop, Ma
thieson. Mcbride McFadden Merrill,
Metoalf, Mitchell Of Kittery, Mitchell of
Newport, Mooers, Morrison, Morse Mute.
O'Connell, Peacock, Peaks. Peudleton,
Peters, Peterson. Plummer, Kicker. Rob
skelton. skillin, Smith of Auburn, Smith
of Patten, Smith of Pittsfed, Smith OF
Pressure Isle, Spencer, Stanley. Stevens,
thompson Tobey, TrimbIe. Tryon. T Tys',n1.
bly,, Umphrey Violette, Washburn, Wa
terhouse-il.
NAY Roland Boman, Brennan.
Brown, Bucklin, Churchill, Clark of Port-
land, Clark of New Portland, Connors,
Crowell, CurreT. Cyr, DAVIS, Descoteaux
Doherty, Donovan, Dresser. Dunbar. ka-
Franck, Gallagher, Gamaehe, Gardner.
Goodwin. Gordon. Hancock, Hartman
Hartman. Haskell. Hogan,e kehoe, ke-
eher of Portland, Kelleher OF Waterville,
l. a Leader
Libby. Mason, Maxwell Maybury. Nit
don, Morgan, Morneau, Newbert Pack
ard, Pitcher. Price Putnam, Quinn, Rey-
nolds, Richardson, Robinson, Rolfe, Sar-
gent, Scates sherman, Snow, siprague
Stetson, SWEET, Wheeler, Winchenbauh--
ABsENT:-Chadbour jenkins Ram
say, Wise-4.
The SPEAKER; Seventy-seven have
voted in the affirmative and sixty-nine
in the negative. the motion to recon-
slider prevails. tApplause.) s
Mr.. SMITH of Presque Isle: Mr..
Speaker if it be in order, and for the
purpose of bringing this matter to head
| move that the order introduced by the
gentleman from Augusta, which In effect
declares that the seats of four gentlemen
in this House have been declared vacant
be indefinite postponed, and upon that
motion | ask for the yeas and nays
Mr.. NEWBERT of Augusta: Mr..
Speaker, in view of the vote just taken
and to save the time of the House, l Sec
ond the motion of the gentleman from
Presque Isle. (Applause.)
The SPEAKER: The gentleman from
Presque Isle moves that the order intro
duced by Mr.. Newbert of Augusta con-
corning the seats of four gentlemen, ~
indefinitely postponed. Is the House
Continued on Page Twelve.)