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WASHINGTON, Jan. l7th, 1916


The Senate was not in session to-day. After
some unmportant transactions in the House of
which discussion Of the bill to carry out the pro-
visions of the Treaty of lsil with the Republic of
Peru, formed the principal part, Gen. DRoMGooLE
of Virginia, in brief and eloquent speech an-
nounced the death of his colleague, Nh TAYLOR
He died this morning at o'clock. Mr.. TAYLOR
was native of Alexandria, in this District but
has lived in the Virginia District (which he so
faithfully represented in Congress since an early pc
riod Of his life. At the conclusion Of Mr. Drom-
goole address the usual resolutions were adopted
after which the House adjourned The funeral will
take place on Monday at half past 2 o'clock OF
course public business will be transacted by either
House till Tuesday.


understand that the United States Journal. for
merly the AIadisonian is bough, out for $4,000 and
that Mr.. BRoUGH, formerly of the Cincinnati In
qurer is to be the Editor. The purchaser is said TO
be Senator Allen of Ohio. Look out for strange
times. More by next mail. give You the rumor
now. The Cabinet have had an important meeting
10 day. RIcHELIEU.