Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, March 22, 1910, Page 2

fealth A Pleasing Sense of Health and Strength Renewed and of Ease and Comfort e use of Syrup of Figs and enna, as it acts gently on liver and bowels, cleans- -m effectunally, when con= bilious, and dispels colds es. beneficial effects, always the genunine, manufactured by the California Fig Syrup Co. follows t —_—m ors Must Obey Laws ticut Company is Conn en closed cars and the carry- cigarettes or > closed cars, is evidenced by ition of a fine of seven days’ on a conductor which ars ago. was esti- ave reached $83,000,000,000, per cent. in- half lation) has been questioned. —_— e who was caught | of make efferts to enforce the | C€l (Special to The Bulletin.) ‘Washington, © March 21.—Now that the smoke of battle is gradually clear- ing away, the members of the house are asking what'is it all about? And the pekt-question is, of course, what the result will be = This is what is worrying the republicans in_the house today more than what started the fight, or, in_ fdct, the fight itself. Trouble has been brewing for some time, and it was only a question of time when the insurgents would get' the oppor- tunity ‘they have been watching for all_session. Columns have already been written on {he subject, and there has been moré or less speculation as to who really were the insurgents. How Mr. Higgins Voted. That question has now been settled for the present session at least. In- surgents and regulars were lined up and they had to answer to so many roll calls on Saturday. that there can no longer be any speculation as to any man’s stand. Every now and then two Connecticut members have been classed as leaning towards the insur- orce in Waterbury | gents. Mr. Hill and Mr, Henry, and ng smoking on any | recéntly Mr. Higgins was also named as an insurgent. The latter was called an insursent because He voted against the speaker’s decision.in relation to the amendment tative Crumpacker to the 1ll, - and this amendment is what caused all the trouble. Mr. Hig- gins, with many republicans, voted against the speaker’s decision that the 9 the netional wealth of | ymendment involved a constitutional been estimated at | guestion, because he believed it did not, It was not a vote against the speaker nor against the organization, but the speaker’s ruling that the question in. n timate (like all| yolyed was a constitutional one gave estimates greatly the result of{ the insurgents a chance to raise the same point in regard to changing the rules of the house. When it came real fight te the ofe of the Connecticut Every Time for the Republican Organization and for| Speaker Cannon—Why Mr. Higgins wu.Callod an Insurgent—Storm May Break Again. : against Speaker Cannon and the rules, the Connecticut members voted . each and every e for the republican or- ganization and for Speaker Cannon. There was no wavering on the part of. any one of them. ‘They were all pres- ent, with the exception of Mr, Hill, at every roll call, and they never hesi- tated once to declare their preferences. Mr. Hill has a general pair with a democra and if he had cared to change pair he would undoubtedly have so wired to the republican whip. It is therefore safe to say that Mr. Hill would have voted for the repub- lican organization just as strongly as the rest of the Connecticut members. All Believe in Majority Rule. The Connecticut members have al- ways maintained that they were reg- ulars They all believe in the rule of the majority and in organization. They claimed that to try to overthrow the republican organization of the house in the middle of a session would bring about chaos, and at one time it looked as though this would be the final re- sult. If Speaker Cannon had resigned or had been removed, the house would undoubtedly have been disorganized for the rest of the session, and no legislation could have been attempted. The question with the Connecticut members_ gathered from conversations with them, was not Cannonism, but rather whether the house should tran- sact any business this session or not. Storm May Break Again. As the matter stands today,. the Conmnecticut members are in hopes that the house will no wproceed to business and that the flurry has blown over. No one can predict, however, whether this is true or not, and any speculation at this time is idle. The storm may break out again, or the insurgemts may be satisfied with thelr victory. In either event, the Connecticut members will be found on the side of the regular or- ganization of the house. NEW YORK STATE FIRE INSURANCE INQUIRY | Foreign Companies Paid Handsomely to Have the Grady Insurance Bill Passed at Albany in 1904. New York, March 21.—Out of the of promising generalities which characterized the fire insurance in- quiry started in New York on Friday A Hunting Song by the cmm “ b last, there cropped up today tsetimony that thre foreign re-Insurance com- ma “Stein Song” panies paid handsomely to have the so-called Grady re-insurance bill pass- You remember how ““intoxicat- | €1 by the legislature at Albany in 190 The bill was passed and is still a law, notwithstanding that it was opposed by domestic companies who subscribed $10,000 for the purpose and placed it ing ”’ the Stein Song was. This new ‘‘Hunting Seng”’ will just carry you off your fest. Yollan in the hands of the late George P. chstde Sheldon, one-time president of the almost feel yourself of & | e Fire Insurance: company of good horse, following the hounds | Brookivn, x 9, o These incidents were described on st break-neck speed. Tt’s Bdison |, 550, 1"00°0° % Correa, vice Standard Record No. 10819. 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Just how the fund raised to combat the measure . pent was not made clear except that Mr. Sheldon used it in em- ploying cour for traveling expenses and for “entertainments in going to Albany.” Rut New York state the only point of in t apital was not est to the na- al board of fire underwriters, a rding to the testimony of the day. There were intimations ¢ an organiz- ed system of influencing legislation throughout the country. It was shown that in the years to which the inquiry had been confined to date—1901 to 1906 —large sums were spent, for the most part nominally as “counsel fees” to put through or fo suppress Dills in many states, according as they affected the interest of the companies. No state capitals were specified, however. It was even suggested that the work of the insurance men extended to con- gress. William H. Hotchkiss, state superintendent of insurance, touched on this point during the examination of Correa. He introduced in evidence a bill for $10,000 submitted and al- lowed by the national board of fire un- derwriters, of which Correa was a members. This was presented by FEmmet Rhodes, “for services rendered in connection with the repeal of the stamp tax aci The bill was dated , but it was not shown in Emmet Rhodes acted. The law in .question was one passed Dby congress at the time of the Span- jsh-American war, requiring =& tax, among other things. upou fire insur- ance policies. New Recruiting Officer. (Special to The Bulletin.) ‘Washington, March 21.—The war de- partment has issued orders relieving First Lieut, Herbert L. Evans, as re- cruiting officer at New Haven, and he will rejoin his regiment. First Lieut. Guilielmus V. Heidt has been ordered to take charge of the recruiting of- fice at New Haven, but the change does not take effect until July 1 ROOSEVELT PARTY AT LUXOR, UPPER EGYPT. Will Reach the Egyptian Capital Next Thursday. Luxor, Upper Egvpt, March 31— From Assuan to Luxor is 136 miles, and Colonel Roosevelt ana his family covered that distance today in the reg- ular express, arriving here early in the afternoon. From Luxor to Cairo is 454 miles, and the ex-president will reach the Egyptian capital on Thurs- day. There a state carriage will be in waiting, so that Colonel Roosevelt may at once’ visit the khedive at the Abdin palace. The khedive will return the call in person. This will be the first occasion on which the ruler has so honored a private citizen. On arrival at Luxor today the dis- tinguished Americans were greeted by o great number of fellow citizens, many American tourists having wait- ed at this place to see the former president. Colonel Roosevelt held a reception this afternoon at the Winter Palace hotel and shook hands with more than a hundred tourists from the United States and as each passed he made characteristic remarks, which served to recall old days in the White Hous« SALE OF NEW YORK CITY BONDS Aggregated a Total Nearly Four Times the Amount of the Issue. New York, March 21.—The first sale of bonds in the city of New York un- der the Gaynor administration today brought out 423 bids, aggregating a to- tal nearly four times the amount of the issue—$50,000,000 at 4.25 per cent. All the prominent banks of this city, v from out of town and some from Europe were represented, In all the ALL DENTAL WORK can be dome without pain by Dentistsa who KNOW HOW. We ae ourselves on Knowrn‘ OW. 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The fund will ‘be used for the Yale medical school and the New Haven dispensary. ' It was further made known that by the recent death in Fort Worth, Texas, of J. Barrett Collins. $50,000 is to come to the university to be added to the fund of the class of 1851 of the aca- demical _department. New Haven, March 21—The Yale corporation at its meeting today elect- ed Allen Johnson, at present profes- sor of American history in Bowdoin college, to a prof of history ¥n the college. Professor Johnson is a sraduate of Amherst in the class of 1892. Among the appointments and promotions announced wete: In the college, James F. O'Connor, instruc- tor in rhetoric; in the scienctific school. Joseph W. Roe, to assistant professor of mechanical engineering; Josenh Se- ronde, as instructor in French, and Frank W. Pitman, as instructor in his- tory. It was voted to continue the ar- rangement by which the university se- cures annually from the Prussian gov- ernment the services of a resident Ger man lecturer. It was also decided up- on to extend the membership in the graduate faculty to professors in the Drofessional schools who give courses of instruction to graduate students. PRESIDENT TAFT IN NEW HAVEN For Purpose of Attending Mesting of Yale Corporation, Hours: Telephone, : I}ELI"ABLE Bicycles g FOR $17,$19 and $24 TIRES $1.50 up Alling Rubber Co. That “uneasy ¥ feeling: that dull depression, that 4 jed out, spiritiess condition — it's billousness. Mandrake Pills and ses 3 Recognized 73 ears as a specific for all stomach and rlvcr 1ils, billousnes: constipation, sick headache, glddiness, heartburn, flatu- lence, jaundice. Whelly vemetablo—ab- solutely harmless—plain or u:lr coated ~26c. Bold everywhere, Sen postal Tor our free ook, and léarn to prescribe for yourself. Y DR. J. H. SCHENCK & SON, Philadelphia, Pa. 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