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Show times COALVILLE WITH UTAH LAWMAKERS, ' Entered at the Utah, May 7, Matter. A Copies heavy STTK 22r.i many . Was Sent to Idaho to Help "Get" Steunenberg. $ 1 So 75 40 05 XKW8 at (ig.l. Celia, e. ra.m-uor- mi the ti musing dnll.us ilamaue, of iimlen was Mrs. John F Hugl.-thrown fro!., it I iigg a ifi. luaiilt of a runaway. am! ;.,ni f n injured several r hun.lr.-- i The rtore was week, tf hm urn v,.i rent'll' . tin uirrled aw a.. r Prank (1, a fr....i fill worker, he was winking lit Wait k liti-if- , of M'li.u.'l I ,1 a night Miiilhi' i hpll-rult- last heliu iron . on which taiko Cttv und i hrertretf - - ii. lining -- sul George Itnen in Fait L':Mhit Knife. He is throat with u In the hospital .ml will prohahh re rover Mrs. Jane Gar-limlira. to r 1, to ume who t'iuh In the old. years iln-at eootid wmipatry of plum-el- , -I Sal her homo In Hall l.asa ('it nrday. John D. Douglas of Weber ount, nerving a twenty live yen st no net for murder, applied for his liberty on parole, but the board Iasi wetk de cllned to honor hi letpiest. W. H Parreut. believed to be one of the five men w.io swindled the "if--- n til, Cido ! brotht-rout of lo,to In Balt Lake City, has been brought back to Zion from Denver for trial. s Mr. Mary ODrien. wire ot W. H, i Tele O'Brien, manager of the was In stricken Ogden, graph office with apoplexy while seated at the dinner table and died two hours later Gambling In Park City must reuse, according to orders Issued by the local officers. Gambling In Bark City has been almost a part of the town, as never since the foundation of the town has It been without games of some Po-da- sort The Utah Credit Men's association will endeavor to secure the 1108 con ventlon of the National Credit Men's association for Balt Lake City. The next annual meeting or the national association will be held In Chicago In .June. areeuU "of aTrucK'atiilw near Mur gan, on the main line of the Union Pacific, about twenty miles east of Ogden, Engineer I Kratisa of Ogden la dead, and Fireman 8. E. Hlnley of Evanston, Wyo., and a mall clerk were painfully Injured. ELJR. R. Thompson, receiver of the Balt Lake land office, will he appointed register to succeed the late Frank D. Hobbs, while Colonel M. M. Kalghn, a prominent Halt Lake lawyer and a Union soldier in the CJvll war, will be apjiolnted n reiver. The Balt teachers association figure that the average wages paid the teachers of Zion Is 585 per year, while the expeuaes of pedagogues will average 633.83 per year. They advocate legislation which will give the teachers at least living wages. The proposed addition lo the Uintah forest reserve, comprising a large strip ot laud extending through a number of townships In that section, has been withdrawn from entry through the local land office by order of the secretary of the Interior. The board of pardons In sesslson last week continued the application of Charles Botha for a pardon until the Botha meeting of the board is now serving a sentence-o- f life imfor murder committed prisonment some years ago In Bun Juan county. Four boys of l,ehl were the means of averting a serious wreck and probably saving the lives of many of the passengers on a Balt Lake Route passenger train, when they discovered a broken rail and Ragged the approaching train, using a red bandana handkerchief. Henry Shelton, a young man 17 years of age, whose home Is In Heaver Dam, Box Elder county, but who has been attending college at Logan, has been arrested on a charge of forgery, ' it bc'-- g charged that he had attemp ed to pass a check for 20 which he had forged. C. O. Norman, a Union Pacific freight brakeman. fell "from his train near Devil's (late and had his right hand so badly crushed between th wheels that It had to be amputated. He was not missed until the train had run a distance of three miles, when ' If was stopped. The Oregon Short line office at Woods Cross was burglarized on ths and 19jh and some express parcels baggage were tasen. the total value being about 23. Tramps are thought to have turned the trick. There Is nothing to Indicate the direction taken by the thieve. , COURT -- ONE HUNDREO M LOST According to the Railway Ag the Moffat road ha let contracts for road construction from . Kremmltng to Steamboat Springs. Grading ha been completed for about 60 per cent or the way. The contract have been awarded to Dumpbey Nelson and Orman & Cook of Denver. features of m the trial of charg'd with the niur der of a man named Tvler in of the SI Jis- - tommy. and in ot volvlng the iniitder Steum nberg. were tin- leading ol of Adams, which the tie fettse contends was ohtalned tinier duress and Is false, and the ci of of Warden WhomMr. Whitney the Idaho penitentiary. was questioned chl'dly with regard to the disposition of Adams while the prisoner was under Ids care, who had access to him and who was denied access. A scan hmg followed as to l he reason why Adams--was- kept- - in t to- - perrile-rrlary when there was no charge against him and aft'er he had not been In dieted by the grand jury Adams confession states that he federation of joined the Western that he Miners at Cripple Creek; Moy r, Hay wood and Pettlbon that Pettibone told him to go lo Idaho and see Simpkins that they wanted- to "get Hteiinenherg; that Fettlbone went to Haywood and got Jot) for his expeii-es- , that the manHleiim-nberwas ner of ''getting c't to hint; that he went to Idaho, met Simpkins and there planned the STEAMER FORTH.. ts refused to repeal the The hnuv of Art, act creating the Utah Institute continued. be will institute and the over- WashingThe house adjourned was held ton's birthdav. an il a session lost Unit. m Hnturdav ... make up for rapidly The Btinife i.demtar is being and if the house was making i daj as rapid progress, the last few a strenof the m Hsi.-i- i would not be WRECK Weathers Severe Hurricane, Then Misses Channel and Goes to Pieces in Sight of Land. - Mail-Bo- Simp-ktn- a Wallace l,J iho - The Saturday s proceedings IN AND RETAINS SENT Haim Was Made by Adams That He runs UTAH READ IN in Coalville, PostalT!.- 1881, aa or m nscmiTiov. Para le la AOiaer, One Tear Six Months Three Months Single Of ADAMS CONFESSION Views of Minority Present in the Senate ty Elkfcs of West Virginia. ; ' The worst disaster fot many jears In the history of .the b'isv traffic pot ween Englind tnd the continent .oceuried durln : a violent gale shortly before 6 o'clock Thursday morning, when the Rotter-tamall steamer Berlin, from of llol.ind, having weathered the hurricatie, a wrecked as she was entering 14.5 Altogether persons are porL known to have perished. The terrific seas broke up the it earner with such awful suddenness that all attempts to save life appear to have been utterly hopeless A few of the survivors clung to the freck while the life bout news nude lefoic efforts' fd reach" them,' but tn turn, and one by one they dropped off kto the water and w ere drow ned London. ? Sieve-Adam- Vote in the Senate Was 42 to 28 in Favor of the uous cross-chann- i Figures Covering a Period of Tkirt seven Years Snav a Big Retug, tion in Pates Service Muth More Efficiently Organized, - W.i - In ii."-u- m u.it, ir Klkini ju-- f complete! g&ji t ,u,' ih. ate api.roi : ial T Utah Senator. bridge Pairs the Vote Stood for Expulsion and Thirty-seveFifty-onAgamst. Long and Bitter Fight Agamst Utah Senator at Last Ended. u Counting the III n .Dividing that Salt Lake itr-- ran e hit ( does introduced in the sen-- i was by Miller, aud ;t for building a j'i.iiiio :h. Rio Virgin river in f. ! 21- -t t.iiiicii pa-.-e- we. if such census with a state or d tho senate last d. sites, or. tin k Senate mint memorial No. 2, by ontinuous Park asking congress to pass the bill to state norma, lus minority re, i ml. file, la l!ihorn-- , in which intense appropnatrig money ill work agriculture and for W schools hi illllllIt pivatmji lullload I. (ill was Iho prodominating was passed unanie, if s! sclent dona a history of j thf nijiin hi t.d-.foatme, tho senate on Wednesday, a mously w lopm. id of Amerlcaii economic few minutes after 4 o elock, voted to Senator Pa k has introduced a joint r r with exhamtlv railroao-- , 'oe.-ihreta.n Henaior Smoot for the lemaind-e- memorial to ongross, asking that tabb s who h i. ml to show a consent, of his ttrm. the vole ipon the body to pass the Burkett Pollard bill tonormal bfx granting apprAjirf-Efflonlieigbt and pHSeetsgi--r ly of expjl-lo- n amended leMilulh-ami do in ork fr school tfc agrtcuilme rati-- , and Hi. illation between Xadj to ntySmoot forty-twfor lng raii-.iml tin- pme of oommodltJei for mestic science! pi-i'N)u eight again"-- him of labor uiiil coi-It seem-- . Mratigr Dial the two Smiths him and 'wo, him twith nine again-POLYGAMY. PROHIBIT TO the senate should always be opin "The atiT.ige passenger rate," lay Smoot and U'etmore. not voting The to each other, but nevertheless posed '.itH .meed from tie slightly Du-- j Republicans who vo'id against Smoot . it is tru- - Th.- - first struggle between Presented Senator Ikiolutlon by Into to Ismi. Inuiug the next tweaty-fnu- r Hale the two was over tho Galveston hills were Clapp. Dupbh'. boi of Idaho. a dedtae was jeai-- i and i! has (ontinued ever since. Ki'Tedg Hentenway, Follow lng Is the reso-ktloWashington amount im; to 17x3 per cent of .th Th. D- - mocrats and s4miM The house reconsideicd its action Intended to prohibit polygamy The net de$ae av. rage for I'xn we:v lilaekburn, on senate hill 7.5. by Parks, relating him for who voted from 1x70 i lvm ateraged 16.14 per lliich has been introduced In the seri-articles One to the stamping of gold and Clark of Montana and Daniel cent. Dining the years from 1871 to out the amend of Dubois Senator struck made thereof, by was paired for r Hell, the r,u- - for the earlier year k. merit made our Wednesday and passed That the committee on Democrat, Tell, ' I aired lng about two and a half times of th no and Rtpub'nan Smoot, the bill as it came from the senate It and is be, hereby, judiciary lato-and the net savings to thesLp. and to him. instructed and prepare against '.Time. The house committee on labor has per averaged llb9 mills per lun N iort to the senate, within thirty wn- m nil- - for anu agamxt decided to deter action on H. B. 69. Speech ; mile. the beginning of the next the retention of ihe Ut ih in by Hone, the eight hour bill, until CUBANS CHEER MAGOON. The reMrt says that the cost !ol his after don of congress, a joint resolu-8- t - Hopkins, Duin I.wi was nearly two p represeiitatlv es of the sugar factoiy senate the by of of the two houses congress, could be heard, a loqitest Interests Law billion dollars less than it would hit Governor Asked to Abrogate Foraker. amend-bois, Beveridge Hanxbiojgh, iRing to the several state from these inhe. n been had the rales for 1x70 still pre- f having Cock Fighting. Against nig to theepnstitution of the United Dollivor, Burrows, and Newlands, affor a In aimg vailed. terests ( Kites, which shall provide, in Havana. A procession headed by The passenger business of 1904 which Senator Hopkins offered liis sent his first veto for the prohibition and punish-Brn- t ter Governor Cun. ex Senator MontcaguJo and composed that of lXifu by nmre't'hail 25 the effect of which was message of the t amendment, and session to the of marriages polygamous the while rate wi cent, freight s ot 500 horsemen, many carriages and per contracted or to make it necessary to have senate on the mth Tho bill vetoed cohabitation, plural 13.26 per cent In comparison with the United States hands of music, paraded the streets Incrense in to is senate bill No 16 by llulaniski, and ef the senators present earn practiced within wages of railroad to jur-the d In A makes the violation or any ordinance every place was subject halt made afternoon. Mr Sunday t!ie resoluiion declaring ployes from an average wage ct to let ion of the United States, and adopt The amendment of any couutiy passed pursuant 567.23 In dOO to 630.80 in 1904. Tte vacant In front of the seat Smoot's palace where the fhich shall. In substance, also of the state misdemeanors the laws 22 1994 49 In the to that service was says report adoptedbands played patriotic alts amid much all persons taking office und was so much more efficiently orgaa-lieSenator Carina, k then moved as a The feature of the senate session on or laws of the United cheering. Governor Magoon, In rethat the labor contributed by tk tie constitution a reMilutiou specifically the 21st was the fight made on the substitute to and take Itates, or of any state, sponse to cries of long Uve Gov- average for. the xpulsion of Mr. Hollingsworth hill increasing the penemploye accomplished ernor Magoon. reviewed the gather- per cent more in the movement if Ubscrlbe to an oath that he, or she, providing wav .let. ated on roll This Smoot. alty for burglary, in the first degree, ing front a balcony of the palace and passengers and 74 per cent more h I not, and will not be, a member or call 27 to 43 which consists of the use of dangerwhat of wrhleh dherent organization, any a committee afterward received the movement of freight than In 1889. A roll call was ih.n demanded on ous to of or explosives, to Troni twenty-fivnature the laws, rules, presented a petition signed by many The report gives the total railway ter. the committ. e reelmiou declaring The in the penitentiary. her or years him forty vklrh organization require thousands of persons In Havana and capitalization Juue 3U, 1904, as $1(V Mr. Smoot not enytimj to his seal, a vote or IT other cities requesting the abrogation 711.794.U78. hikI says this amount b t( tsregard his or her duty to sup-jr- t and it was defeated 42 nays to 28 bill was finally passed by to 5. of and maintain the constitution of the military order of General leo-nar- d 4.74 per cent less than the commea Wood prohibiting cock fighting. clal value of the railways, as esti- tie United States and of the several yeas. The house passed house Joint memFollowing is the vote in detail on rtttes. Governor Magoon promised to give-th- mated by the census bureau. ; the Burrows amendment as to Sena- orial No. 6, by Hott, after the memmatter careful consideration, after tor Smoot not being entitled to his ber from San juan had made his maidJEROME IS MERCILESS. which the gathering dispersed. 8HIP 8UBSIDY IN BACKGROUND en speech to the house. It la a request seat: CarBacon. Yeas Burrows, that, the wandering southern Ute InBerry, . Place Mr. Evelyn Thaw Under Twenty Cents a Mile for Congreee-menEvery Day Lesaena Chances of Iti mack, Clapp, Clark (Ark.), Clay, Cul dians be sent back to their reservaTerrible Ordeal. , Pasaag In Lower House. berson, Dubois, Dupont, Frazier, Hale tion in Colorado and prevented from . Kittredge Hentenway, -. eptmuitUng, d'f-- 1" Hanabrotigh, jaFnnJusn 'va.X.'n.lur ,stxe ..of LairellMta, . Wash! nsUm.- When the report-.,- , of - - Washington.--Asid- etrum viwwipm ' MoCfMiT, OOuiktBe. Mo In LttUa', which District tfttf toBfereev' of the legislative, exec- tlon bill and conference report th croaavxamlnatfon Money, Newlands, Overman Laurin, A peculiar Simmons, Smith utive and judicial bill was presented ship subsidy bill Ik the only meaaui Attorney Jerome gave no quarte Mr. Pettus, Raynor, the senate lasjsi down broke Thaw 28. Nk'a,lt Tillman of Stone, Mr. Is to the house, Crumpacker of general Importance that thaf each puhiicatlonVfiwn Nays Aldrich. Alice, Ankey. Bev provides was to receive the attention of the house, .Thursday upon the witness stand, Indiana asked what provision the states shall publish In "every Blackburn. Brandage, Bulkley erldge, issue. In a conspicuous made respecting the mileage allow- and the Aldrich financial bill the onWlth blinding tears burning their way Burkett, Burnham, Clark (Mont ) copy of every ashen names white. from the of owner, owners, wl,loh. !own chw,ks In view position, at' of Daniel will receive the ance of members one that probably congress. Clark (Wyo.). Crane, Curtis, leiors of such pubof the increase in salaries. Mr. tentlon of the senate during the cha- had flushed to crimson, she admitted Depew, pick. Dillingham, Dollreer proprietor or with the name of the explained that the amount re- ins week of the last session of He that after her first experience with Flint, Foraker, Frye, Fulton, Galling lication, together thereof mained at 2d cents a mile. He said, congress. It Is Senator AM Stanford White her relations with the er. Gamble. Ifeyburn, Hopkins, Kean, managing tdi'.-Milhowever, that the committee on ap- richs purpose to press big bill for Knox, Lodge, Long, MgCumber The following bil.s weie passed by whenever opportunity architect continued several months. propriations would doubtless limit the consideration lard, Mttlkey, Nelson, Nixon, Penrose, the house, pra.lu ally without oppoex were confessions sucactual other also, to There is still hopeful of traveling allowance offers, and he Perkins Piles. Spoon, r. Sutherland, sition; S- B, r,x. by Hollingsworth, repenses in the general deficiency bill cess notwithstanding the opposition, which, while damaging to her own Warner, Warren 42. lating to the fo m ot summons; H H the congestion of bills and the limited The 18 senaiors paired as follows: 116. by Marks, relating to replies tn more all the .accentuated character, Peasants In Russian Parliament time left. The bouse friends of ship For Smoot, and against the resolusacrifice she Is pleadings; 8. D. 22, by Calhster, rethe terrible tion ALison, Elkin--- , Carter, Cullom, Statistics for last subsidy also profess themselves a making 4n thepersonal St. Petersburg hussave her to effort lating to stale reservoirs; II. B. 146, but admit that every hopeful, they and Tel- by Hott, relating to the preservation Dryden. Platt, Proctor, week show the election of 419 mem- day that goes by without actio band from the electric chair. The case ler. of relics of the . 'i(T dwellers. follows; lessen their rhanees. Some of them baa progressed to the yojnt Where the of parliament, as ber Smoot and for the resoluAgainst but has all been lost svgfit modeA lull has bun introduced in th.' 33 express confidence in getting some defendant tion - Messrs. Morgan. Bajley, Pattermonarchists, Seventy-fivof the bill incorporated In ot His girl- wife Is the figure about son, Martin, Foster, McEnery, Malsenate features by Senator Hollingsworth al78 constitu24 rates, She it is progressives, but whom the storm lashes. the bill, and White. appropriation Taliaferro postofficc lowing judges ot the district court lory, tional democrats, 136 members of the If they fail In that program they will whose life Is being searched out and The voting occupied on'y a few their actual and necessary traveling the scorn to proheld who by la up 13 In left party, 40 nationalist aud make a last effort for independent noThe living expenses are minutes, and while the vote was be- expenses. definite. The left party 1s no yagttc tion by the house after the passage secution. fak'eiV Senator Smoot absented limited to 5 a day. All expense acing aggregation; it contains an unprece- of the' general deficiency appropriacounts are to he paid by the state. The himself front the senate chamber. JAPE APPEAL TO TOKIO. dented number of socialists, Including tion bill. They will ask to have two most of the judges now pay their own expenses forceful The speech 45 social or three day set aside for the con47 social democrats and was that of Chairman Burrows, while traveling from one district to The Russian social sideration of the subsidy bill, when Those Already Over Here Beginning day revolutionists. for over an hour made scathing another. who Ista are stronger numerically than any the conference reports are not before to Get Anxioua. comments upon "Mormon institutions S. B. 107, appropriating 5,000 and body of socialists that ever sat In the the house, and the inclination of the Toklo. A written interpellation re- and- thewhoconnection of Smoot with empowering the state land board to German relchatag. leaders Is to giant this concession. of the land those the laws defy garding the San Franeinsoo school and thu-- bet ante 'with them part- employ counsel and intervene in the Steamer Imperatlx Goes Down Off brought by the federal governThe Kaiser it Exultant. Mr question was presented to the gov- ners In crime " Burrows, in suit ment against Arthur A. Sweet, Involvthe Island of Crete. the his of Presimember criticized a address, closing Berlin Kinperor William on Sun- ernment Thursday by matter of titles to coal lands, the ing The reply dent Roosevelt for the stand he has was Austria The Austrian day gave an audience of an hour to honu of representatives Trieste. passed by the house on the 21st, in taken of and called support Smoot, while Count Udn von steamer of Foreign Minister llayashl Is ex attention to the variance Imperlatrix, Lloyd of the without discussion. It was this measthat raised a commotion in th-bound from Trieste to Bombay, ran president of the reichstag. to whom pected in a few days. presidents recent utterances with his ure The Japanese offie.; In San Francis- message to congress suggesting the house two weeks previous. onto a rbek near Cape Elaphonlsl, he expr 'soil his high satisfaction at the result of the recent elections, co ha cabled a strong appeal to enactment of laws for the regulation House bill 40, by Tolton, relating to uiHin the Island of Crete, and "sank of divorce and suppression of polygto supthe It Is known that the which, he said, had shown that the government stain afterward. filing of reports by city officials; House asking over had been Social bill 208, by Bower; House bill 106, by their cause and pointing out that amy. disaster was accompanied by loss ot come. Democracy He hoped this spirit among the port restriction During the delivery of Burrows Thompson, to regulate the conduct of of Japanese emigration of definite the life, but In the continue. Regarding result tn the extinc- speech. Smoot sat near him, apparentnews the number of drowned Is un- people would business and to prevent any person or William expressed wouldofeventually their known. The passengers and crew on colonies Kmperor residing In ly unmoved by l)ls denunaiations. corporation from conducting or transcompatriots tion of a number wish the the that large When the commenced he acting business under an assumed voting Francisco board numbered about 150. The would con- San sailed from Trieste on Feb- members of the retchstag Tho Japanese newspapers have not quietly left his place and went into name; H. J. M. 5, by Critchlow, askto their as value themselves vince by commented on this appeal up to the the Republican cloak roam, where ing an amendment to the bankruptcy ruary 19. he remained until the result of the traveling there. present vote was given him, and where he law; House bill 87, by Pedersen, creThrew Bomb Under Chief Carriage. ating a state board of accountancy; Eulogies in the House. and Republican held an informal levee as senators House bill 70, by Richards, regardPresident Roosevelt Odessa. A bomb was thrown beand in and others trooped congratuEulogies on the live Washington. Members of Congress Scored. lated him, Beyond expressing grati- ing county school districts, and H. J. neath the carriage of the chief of po- Of the late Senator Russel A. Alger -- Hitter denunciation providing for a Okla. over fication the close of the case, R. 3, byof Kuchler, Guthrie, lice, Colonel von Gessenherg, as he of Michigan, and the late Representaformer Governor Heber portrait Smoot consaid he had of members at Jo nothing say the of Republican was driving In the center of the city tives Cnllom Adams of Wisconsin. M. Wells In the executive chamber, this time. The explosion William S. Black of Newr York and gress and President Roosevelt were were passed by the house without opSaturday afternoon. the din which followed the During of the bomb wrecked the carriage, se- J. H. Ketchanrof New York, were uttered Thursday In ihe constitution- announcement of the vote, it was a position. e verely Injuring the chief of police, pronounced Sunday In the house ol al convention discussion of the notable coincidence that the first A bill authorizing the state board of and scattered debris all over the representatives, which convened to A business transacted in the senate was number coach propo-dtuall of to invite architects throughbroke windows examiners and the block, to the.--statesmen tribute pay a notice given by Vice President out the United States to submit plans the the houses In the vielnltvv- - 'The Those who spoke of Senator Alger's of majority leaders expressed Fairbanks that he had signed the bill for a state would-bChief ol career were Representatives assassin escaped fear that the president would reject capitol building to be erectIf the Mini Crow" law was granting Salt Lake City authority to ed upon the capitol grounds at Salt statehood lolice von Hosseherg is accused ol Hamilton. Gardner, Fordney, a build boulevard Fort Dougcom through the convent ion. The Lake to cost was Introduced being tbe- lnstteator of the late Dctiby and Darragh' of 'MTchfgau,' and tnciuded in las which had In the senate IT.tJfhLootj reservation, riots here ventlon passed the initiative and ref been military last week by Senator W. Representative Lacey of Iowa. introduced Senator SmooL by N. Williams of Salt Lake. erendum complete. House Will Hear No More. Urge Downfall of Zelaya. Three senate bills were aproved by Bailey Gave Written Opinion. Killed the Blackmailer. Austin, Tex. So far as the memPanama. The mail which , arrived the senate members on the 21st. One I gave them a writTex. Austin, H. alias Webster Guerin, Chicago. bers of the houe committee appoint- here Sunday brought a- proclamation relates to privileged communication, of the Har- ten opinion. In which I stated that If another Is the ed to Investigate the charges against signed at Cholutoca, Honduras, by Louis Fisher, proprietor burglary bill, and the to do in business the tMrd provides for a convention ot rison Art company, was shot and they attempted United States Senator J. W. Bailey Generals Anastastio Ortiz, Paulino y health. The house bill relating to killed In his office In the Omaha build- state they would be put in the Is concerned, the investigation Is at Godey, Eniilio Chamarro. Benito and heir property absorbed ore purchases and the falsifying of Flora Mrs. on by Thursday Antonio Bustos and ing an end. At an executive session on Echeavrria, This is the assays, was also approved. of Michael C. McDonald, in fines and penalties. the Saturday It was decided that no fnr--E Rafael Hernendez, representing The bill advocated by the Butchopposition parties In a millionaire who was for so many answer Senator J. W. Bailey says he ther testimony should be heard, and various political who are among the officers Oil officials when er ft Grocers' association or fait Lake Standard the Nicaragua, gave Is It claimed boss. a political was appointed to re- of the army of President Bonilla of yeara a they asked him about the chances for makes aq amendment to the statute view the 2.30 , pvges of evidence, Honduras. The proclamation is ad Guerin had heen , blackmailing Mrs. exemptions from execution make findings On the undisputed facts dressed to Central Americans and McDonald nntlTsbe was driven to des- reentering Texas. Mr. Bailey made regarding debt. The only amendment pro- McDonald Mrs. has at gone full committee to the W and report, thl8 statement ednesday before the posed la ope reducing the exemption says that President Zelayaa downfall peration. he earliest possible moment hopelessly Insane, according to physi- legislative investigating oommlttee. Is an urgent-- necessity. of a person', salary from 30 a month r cian attending her, to 20 a month, or 5 a week - Wist i ha-- .i -- I - t Washington debate of live Afti-- p. eariM-t.tiios- l t d Hans-trough- ilit-ii- e n Idaho-Resolved- , r - sub-danr- pit-sen- two-third- d e . 1 like1 p' IJt-tauo- r i flftv-nint- j -- -- Stolberg-Wernigernd- To-hl- o ab-en- sep-arat- e e Town-Bend- , anti-Semi- tic - peni-teniar- Tfr . |