“ i‘latioli tor indexing“
fieneralfis logos. :. _
w
t involvps an tutorial 79
be worn was authorize by the gene
rat as mbiy. of $1906; hives to Harold
lit ‘1 reality Mus
pod it over to Mr
brigavb the latter .
oil it to that tim. "
says that he Was unable
guilt of Mt. 7’Dumnt's Work
‘ h beginning and
,.7.he_7;§n‘ds no;
- sumo anything for it '
.auil “meted it and delivered the spy
per attorney general‘s outdo last Jenuhry.
. as says that it the tuttorney
iothrasius.
or 1753337in Collins The. 77
write our nearest W
ca'n/
- ‘ tjlih’d‘al-‘
ready. recewed st 000 tor lils "ii‘erviceb.
”7 it was evident to Mr.‘ tir that
. ”must ’iliiish the work betmf‘e he
to‘tlic‘
Mr nastier says that it muses lip-
wards of 3. 000 typewritten ‘pug'os sun
go choral
7 examine: it according to the tones or
“ . unison
the. resolution of 1907 it Will keep him
1’ busy im a matter of six months.
‘lt is also said that Attorney General
,b agrees with Mr. Barrier as to
stun: 'ri the retitlmate of time. Ila has not ex-
me mined the bales of copy nor does he
7. one an opportunity to do “so 'in the
it
‘ immediate future.
. Mr. bowler. to say nothing of the
Ivhlue or his time has expended
017966.760 for stenographic and other
commence, and is out of pocket that
, lunch to say nothing or the time he
7‘ has sunk in the work, hence he thinks
is
, “r ‘l; r
holl- misses
la’ ston of
disbarred ignite th
, .
7 commute
y t bcefi
7 built and cattle not
0‘the resolution appropriating $3, 000 is
not unreasonable. The that hides: made
fives in‘ 1895 and was compiled by
Jhinéa J Buchanan. it covered the
ublic acts and general statutes from
889 to 1893. both inclusive and cost
84.18650. It was a lesser work than
that done by Mr. Lawler. as the see
it barren of ‘ré’sults‘ so
, it” o“ In my some Iihu
.3, m., Tuesday.i
introduced by Rep-
".,' April 72F"
hatching and complete
01- the Memento dam at
Grand 'Oh niere, tony miles iiouth at
here. has reached Lake Charles.
The dam was built at ‘a cost at
l nearly $100,000 by the rice. growers
‘Bou'thwest. Louisiana. This is th
. third time 9 dpi‘n‘ there has been dyh
mil.“
has gone on between the. rice. growors,
through whose clients the dun: was
ears of .Cnmerou
V ‘6qu out of th
lpsrish. The former claimed it was es
sential to keep stilt Water from the
serotonin rive‘r‘ end its
he latter named
is We: drowned by
at
" , to slit, to “the hi-
ti pegiartment lost
9 rtm‘snt decided to;
' selections.
wit” '
W.
_ guilty the 'r stgr’e iii
‘ l
limit glass at ,‘fPrlcas one-quarter leer
,F0r many years a bitter controversy it 9 . ,
hearse wAauso saom oaAvss.
NOBFOLit.‘ V0.7, April 2.-Th open
llrg or the Virgini‘a'u fiaiiwoy e’xte'
ing Irom Scw'hll's l’oilii.‘ Not-loin
, Deep Water, West VI... on the Kane
with. river. a distance or 446 miles. tic-i
“ curred today with a celebration hare: ‘
. made notable by the
91-0770 liceol H‘ H;
Rogers who persona ty built ‘the Vir-
ginian at a coat of about 840.000.0001
Samuel Clemens (Mark Twain). and
several ‘prominent New York unall-
cleru are interested with hir. Roscoe
in the undertaking 7
The day was tilled with events of in-
tereet. the program including an in-
9 action of the new Virginian coal
are at Sewers Point, the largest in
the. world, with n dumping capacity in-
to ship bottoms of 36 000 tons per dn‘y
and finally a, public reception of Mr.
Rogers n‘nd his guests.
The Virginian Railway begun in
hiarch.1892.was cumuleted February
l7 1.909.1iioio than 1 H000 000 acresiof
coal lands in West Virginia have been
made accessible by it and the road
hits 0 cued up a country never before
enjoying railway facilities
‘A are rim, come A are oust.
uses. in A' his WAY.
With spring Well on its way and
summer toll9‘ivlhg ciliéély “litany house-
wives turn their t ugh toth‘Je tit
lenishtnent or their sideboa wisps
hug afnd glass, T0 IilL‘ thereto firm
lklg nob Better. Went {list dud
22ml detreetli. ‘I'u‘st' En9t.‘ 0t Sixth eye,
ntie.‘ new rm city otters the most
exceptional facilities tor eatistactory
[Their on bottom paling;
' tibia. ., . 1
on December "sou. uni. its?t
Higgins & goiter opened a. mod
_ t-le china and glass
him or
The steel“? or the store is sl'v‘vays
selected personally by a member 0!
he tlrm ,who spends several months“
tmcustomers the very best in7 chines
ban elsewhere." , 7- .s
Hundreds of women me daily find“
on one ostensible. basis ZEver
,hi i‘a‘de china dud class is.
Commandments the.
femur answered Orders are low
cdtat‘elyw ed—hin most cases no.
ghetto beingm'ied‘e for freight. Goods.
0 not antistactory can has
, that bill claims t
between the different
, Places of business rind t 7
7; or post oillces on the route
lo Their l'OllQll-v ‘
n. distinct sensuous; ‘ ‘
‘yoiie .on requedt. a handsome cats. 7
ouge filled with photomnhlc repro- 5
‘ duct! one, ' ‘
~ sine as store prices. .L‘etter‘s 8M.
mumps stump
Tour’hram. “ ‘
i mem‘m ZMQTKL; Elm-Br
0m to huoo‘fltitci iiii r'e‘hrth chin
’ Matter, and Other Has to Do‘
With Rural service.
WASHINGTON; March Sir-CM-
greasman Henry he?i introduced in the
house We pastel b its at ‘tb'e request
or James L. 09177199.“ or anarminstpn.m
secretary of Goligres's
League. One bill is to redluca the poo.
Me rate on fourth class min matter
to one cent for each two ounces or
.i’l‘hction thereof instead of one "cent
(It ounce as at sent. The title of
a at it Is for the pun!
.159 so of increasing the national reve-
nues 50y ism reduction at the, pastor
it it! on g heral merchnh‘diao and the
consehuent increailé‘ ‘ot postal husi—r
it
he second bill is as follows: “That
, ill mall mutter collected and deiiv
' pres within the dilierent rural
‘_ routes of the United state's shall be in
7 one class with retail, rig
mall
to dam;
nice on
t o’ihce
filth fol-
lows: on parcels up; to one twenty-
' {with of 9 cubic 7007‘ or. one by so: bat
w‘elve inches and up to one “pd“‘u’ d‘
in weight one cent: on larger par-
cels up to one half a cubic foot 0r
' by twelve inches and up“to eleven
mucus in weight. live cents: on lat-3
menus. to one cubic toot or ho 7;,
to the dimensions or the ordinary suit.I
‘ case. 0 box six by twelve by twentyi
‘ [our lnoltea, or of the ordinary peach
basket and up to twenty-five pounds
in weight, tab cents. No parcel shall
be over six: feet in length and in no
cutie ahttll ti carriai be obliged to
grousport a load of over five hundred
will; title or the bill is: “Providing
“tor 'II low common postal thrill on
the local business of the tree rural ‘
mail routes and for the reduction of
the treasury deficit by piecing the
rural mail service on a paying basis"
Foloys honey and Tar is n safe
guard against serious results from
spring colds. Which inflame the lungs
'rind develop into pneumonia. Avoid
counterfelts by insisting upon having
the genuine Foley's Honey and Tar.
which cumulus no harmful drugs.
{Bridge Pharmacy and F. ii. Bax-
er. ‘ '
MEMORIAL CAMP AMPHlTHEATRE
._.-—
Committee mowihiohd‘s a structure
which will Cost $695,000.
WASHINGTON April 2——'i'hc com-
mission. of union President Tait.
while secretary of war, was a mem-
ber. appointed under the terms of the
public buildings' note: the lust ecs-
sion of congress to prepare plans for
a memorial amphitheater in the Na-
tionni Cemetery at Arlington, 310.. has
su‘lihilttéd' its report to congress. in
additions to Mr.,Tatt., the commission
were mailed or Se rotary Cdrtely‘ou,
Ell ott b37008"; supafilhtendent 0f the
capitol ld'iin} ; I .'.G Kimball ‘nnd
Governor Curtis Guild. an. represent
ing respectively the Grand Army of
the Republic and the Spanish War Vet
erans. . -
The plans proparcd by New York ar-
échltects contemplate u roofless strucs
“tore covering 34‘ .“000 ssuer's feet. the
r ‘ ultimate cost at which wohlti be 8695‘.-
i" ‘000 There would be seating room for
about 5. 000 people. and standing room
it s colonnsde for many more. it is
ohteiuplnted that a c i should be
7 . constructed under the co‘ encode, and
:,that it should he used for the burial of
distinguished men who m‘erlt such rec-
,‘,03nltion from the nation. 7 7 7
Provision is made also for memorial
til
i, busts or portrilt smiles, in the cam": .
. nailing"
”we”!!! ‘09 3M 99 "M“ on
;been one." says the architects in
,‘the famous Campo, Santos of Europa.
in has been the endeavor to obtui
serious and clnssicf‘ c meter in liar
to express the dlghity «it» the 1)di
for the building} and with this end in.
view such classic structures as the‘
’ étheatre of Dionyaiua at Athens and the
incision theatre at Orange, have ,_
studied though not directly i i "ted
The, architects. hove, striven.- ra h to
Keep the propbsed building's 7th?
. :mony with, the old cononial buildings
«girlish,
hone pay am on They. tried to ‘pry
rstSa‘nd then poured _ ;
sy slots and
T w
Iclifrhese are only a few or the reuse
by Higgins d: Setter stands pr
minent in their line—why their ass-
ord "Oneounrtei Less Than?‘ so-
hilttie're' has received world- wide recog
on. . . 5
rt'rrenuito. Pia. April 2.—~—Beveral
hundred persons were nearly frantic
$3.“, night at the entrance to the St
ohn's Cemetery on the north side.
hvheh a water main burst allowing a
cry. Mau‘y mInonénnents were thrown
rowp nslde by th9
5ST 03%. flint ‘
centenary of thg blrt‘ of Nikolul
siiievito‘h Gogol, bamaaLRussian
chat. is being mt
coil of were: to p'om‘ into the comes, 9"“
lea were pushed , '
the tombstones 7 ‘
7'7 schedules or the Payne tariff bill.
lleretotore these protests have come
_ been mode on the liner of the house
.5. against any in: on tea and c‘otte'c.
‘ These ii‘etltiolis a're"‘Vldent
.tti‘
marchers ot the house; Probilbly the
3t,h “ d" 'to
to ice Bio rob 30the tele
Stale Dry Goods Méh Object to
Coiuinchidule ‘ ‘7
- WASHINGTON April . fir—The
Connecticut members of congress are
commencing to receive more protests
from their constituents against vnrlous
only at comparatively rare lntervhle.
but now they are beginning to be quite
numerous77-7 77m cat, the charge has
and cineW‘herc that the Payne bill in
specially (Movable to New England lib
tiustrics. judging from what the Coui
necttcut memoirs arial now bezii’iiis
tromthcir no the snotso to
however {weenie old story and such
on,» who promote claws that his busi-
ness will be ruined by the hill. ,
The wholesale dry goods houses
have sent a‘ large protest against the
cotton goods schedule. it claimed that
this section 7‘in this 'I’ayne bill will
largely raise duties on cotton godds
and in some instances double thorn. ,
The merchants object to this. as it will.
give the nevi imaglailih Tyanufncturei's
of cotton do 55 t at a monopo y
of the miwét fig fh'us manlptilhte‘
prices ht will. it is also claimed that.
the duty as fixed in the ‘l’ayne hill 5;
prohibitive. Or course the cot
manufacturers of ‘71er England deny
this. and his net as strenuous in tavor‘
6f the when to of the Payne bill
. . Hat-5703‘s Makers Oppose.
Smith Wiirttiltl n company. of
hi- “infill ' 's largest anufacturere or
her saddles in Connecticut
have protested against the section or
harness and so‘ddlei-y. The Payne bill
proiioaeswto reduce the duty (ram 5
“' this can. so vale
claimed thht the present rate §f
the takin of the
use not he
the industry an
anti on hides
dlery people. The claim is also made
that imported saddles are luxuries
anyway. and ought to he hl’ghly taxed.
The manufacturers are will ng to have
the old rate of 45 per cent. stand. but
they do protest emphatically against
any reduction.
There is considerable objection to
the paper schedule and the blank
boot: mnnutucturers are new on the
war path protehtin‘g millet the duty
on gummed paper. which is extensive
ly used by tuning Thl's‘ duty is placed
at 25 per cent. while the manufactutjg‘
ers want this particular article to come
in free it is claimed American mam
ntucturers cannot make the proper
kind of gumm'Ed paper. Labels come
under this class also
The vurnish manufacturers have dis-
covered that the PM he bill takes Chi
no out oil' out of the free list. This
particular all does not seem to he
mentioned nnywlIere in the hill and
the varnish manufacturers are won- .
deriag what the tax will be. The oil
is used very extensively in the making
or varnish a‘nd is not produced in this
country at oil. The Connecticut man
ufactu‘rera 19‘ varnish are sending pro-
tests to tile Connecticut members.
Wood 9cm» Amendment.
A slight“L change is wanted by. the
Meriden manufacturers 0t cutlery, and
they have presented an amendment to
the ways and means committee which
meets with their approval. This
amendment has more to do With the
administrative feature or the schedule r
than the duty itself. the cutlery men
being satisfied in general with the
main restores of the schedule.
The wood screw manutacturers from
all over the state are sending protests
91310908,
duty on screws. he reduction makes
the duty in some instances only 24 per"
cent" 'w the the manufacturers claim
that the average ought to be much
higher than that.
have sent protests non Connecticut.
are the Eagle Dock company. or Teri-y‘- .
ville; the Charles Parker company. oi
Meriden. and the At ntic .Screw
works. 01 Hartford. .
consumers Up In Arms. .
The consumers too m in; heard
Ices cation i 7
Con ec‘t'icuta are being forwaméd to
the Connecticut members protesting
prepared
”flush ‘generat bureau in ew York
which calls itself the National Codes ,
and Tea stimulation. The petitions
have evidently been sent around the
tote broad?“ They are then re
ed to to
01']! and from there sent to the
some . as is being done in other
nti‘x
th to‘ all? Ab gall
‘ yesterday.
state occasion
an accident
. : Norris, W. E,‘
”1’ .
‘45 per can: is" not Iiiiilltiiéh‘t to iii-othct ,
0
p and sad - f
reduction in the 7
Among those who .
7 Frye. Alexis E‘v‘er' 7‘
"all over 7
headquarters in New .
.7-~..Al_
{it
states, and the camnalg'n for tree tea ‘
and cotton is being waged with vigor, .
.3 Nature‘s consoles.
‘ 09F°§mm it, 7Phillins,
The ”Fiction 0 ,
brary. which credit 7
have been found useful and mo in
breclnted. ‘
The beautiful Call this pictures
have been sent on lot a library next
lnxordei. but this week am especially
flue Exhibit of Naples anil- Erom Nu-
pics to Pueritun‘t is ,‘in piped, There
are sov'en‘t‘y-six pictures some; ‘ot th cling]
colored all 013‘ the’ip'jhrfe s
and descriptions with stir it €5,255; gr‘ch‘t
help and the walls7ot‘the‘13ibi‘tifly' are
well adopted ‘to thb‘ diaplhy “
The list or books added cdurli‘ig
March and the books just received
from The New. Fiction Library urn
here given:
Philosophy.
L‘arson Christian D.
The Grcnt Witli'lii
Myers. Frederic W. li.,
Human Personality and its Survival
oi Bodily Death. .
Munsterbcrs. lingo
0n the Witness Stand. Essays on;
Psychology and Crime.
Sooibiooy. .
Birdsnll Klifllit‘liie NeWbold, '
How to Make oney. 7
Married Ellen ravln.
o‘dé'lifi star dull-la.
ild ddre, ..
Nave les :90 17:93:!) “81:6 Them.
rav en scripted.
DccQuesuda Console, editor,‘ ,5
"BOllt‘lli.
. timer-Pity
Corr. ygigk? 52%;.
an laceration
Eddy, Willi bur. Silly! .. 7
The Life of wry ’BtiltEr Eddy.
Bhltfill Shl‘lm
Lives of Girls"??? ‘Béca‘m'c Famous.
Nichblk.‘ George ‘W‘d'rli ‘ '
The Story of tlié G‘rc‘at March
Taylor.- John ht.
Connecticut t.
Jhircliilcb.
Theq ’iltl hull more.
‘Nll y "glut 0‘.
W S-
s.lioldenliéiltdvvl rill} ‘ 7
Real Things” in Nature.
Scott. Charles B7
Nntura Study and the Child.
139759.777H Marquees ' 7
Nature Studies for radii headers.
Burt, MaryE. editor..- ,,_
Little Nature. Studies for Little
People From the Esays of John
Burroughs... . .
Lane M A. L. and Margaret ‘
“1118,; Yea: WWW“— A Nature
. » ‘ L, ‘
l tha...Xear Round A Nature.
{Margaret Warner. ‘ 7'
‘ guttierdies bind flees, The insect
MW Jul
A 'Realiie‘d Ideal
Mills: .Weymer Jay,
5, The client. or Their Ancestors." .
_. Ml hell 5. Weir. 7 ‘
' Red City. A Novel >ot the Sec;
dniinistratlon of President ‘
Washington. ‘
rrhof Mannlster
The Witchcritft mission 7in colonial “ '
.77...
sh
i... w
"Sedgwlck. Anne [fougiasp
Amabel Climates.
Ill. Bilberrau. Modem-.-
Desire.
' Wilkinson. Florence.
The I like! i a {lag flowers
77760de rs, Vii son,
The sliver autism
Wyatt, Edith,
True Love.
Books 0 the Mbnth From the New
MFIothn- Library
Brody, in“ who AT
The Ring and the Man.
B59919.a milieu.
Harland? Henry.
The Royal End.
Jacob, Violet, '
[Resolute Catherine.
Lee, Jenna to,
Simeon etlow’s Shallow.
“ LeIoux, Gaston.
The Permine of the Lady in Black.
Nesbit. HE '
The House With No Address.
’l'rliin,‘ Arthur, .: 7 5‘
The Butler's Story. 7 ‘
Tracy. Louis, , 7
The-Messi'ge, ‘ '
Vance. Lupin Joseph,
Th e Brunei;I Bell.
‘ c, ntrie's to seat the Amerl
t
hm firisbt tha lied the nhing
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