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VOLUME 11.
GUTHRIE OKLAHOMA SATURDAY. MARCH 5 1898.
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I allow partial paymonts or payment of entire mortgago at any time after
one year with robato of interest from dato of same. Havo many other advan-
tages besides low rate of interest which will bo beneficial to you. It will pay
you to call and boo me. Low rates on loans in connection with Life Insurance.
J. STUART MKAY
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105 SOUTH FIKST ST.
J. W. MoNBAL PnKSiDKirr
GUTHRIE NATIONAL BANK.
Capital
Surplus
Board of Directors in addition to Hank Officers:
Jaroei Btralton Horace Speed Eobert Martin J. B Ootllnghan
W. J. HORSFALL. Cashier.
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HM. STURGIS
Solicitor for
Complete Cotton Ginning Outfits.
From wagon to bale set up ready for work
including boiler and engige. Gold medal
awarded at Worlds Fair and Dallas State
Fair.
N. H. STURG1S.
Correspondence Solicited P. 0 Box 235 Guthrie 0. T
211 Harrison
The Mistletoe Bar.
105 West Harrison Avenue
NEXT DOOR TO WELCOME GROCERY.
Caters to the Best Trade Only. Best Goods
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FINE BILLIARD PARLOR Pf-IOINE 5
OSCAR HAMILTON Manager
MONEY! !
Throw away that old f
poclcetbook and let us fur-
nish you one that will not t
leak. We have just re-
celved direct from the iac- t
tory the largest and most t
complete stock of pocket-
books and money purses
ever shown in Guthrie. J
Ladies make your selec- J
tions while the line is com- f
plete. J
GUTHH1E 0. T.
A. J. SEAY Vice Vuksidknt
$5oooo
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Isn't a sin in teeth. Yet delicacy
chooses to have it artfully con- 1
cealed. I make artificial plates ?
with every advantage of the best
modern mechanical facilities to aid 1
me so perfect in lit so natural in t
appearance and so comfortable in J
action that even the wearer can 1
forget about them. f
Durable dentistry moderate
charges warranted work my t
methods t
Leadlrg Dentist over Bmk Ind. Ter
OLD MOSES
And the Best
Whiskies Wines and Brandies
Liquors Pit Tor a King.
"Special Brow" for Family Use
24 Bottles for $1.
PHONE NO Z.
two i io
HE LITEST Will K.
NAVAL OFFICER MAKES
AN ADMISSION.
MR. PROCTOR IS RETICENT.
rinln Hcmercr That lis lias lleen
Deeply Impressed Saw Frightful
mitTmlng at Matanzat Spanish
Hoard of Iminlrjr riant Not
Made 1'ulillo Court
Still at Kry West.
Havana via Key West Fin. Mnrch
4. A naval ofllcer liorc to-day In re-
ply to a suggestion that it was iv pity
such an important decision a tlio ver-
dict of tlio court of Inquiry into the
Malno explosion should rest sololy
upon the testimony of divert who
scorned men of only avorngo Intelli-
gence roplled: "The court of inquiry
hns not had to dopond upon divers'
testimony nlone." Thon realizing
that he had said more than ho in-
tended the oflicer resumed his habit-ial
reserve.
It is believed that tlio testimony of
Lieutenant Commander Walnwrlght
was highly important as bearing on
the question of the existence of sub-
marine initios. The government has
employed an export photographer
now in Havana who will send to the
nayy department In Washington pho-
tographs of armor plates and different
portions of tho wreck immediately
upon recovery from tlio water.
If the Spanish court of inquiry un-
der Captain I'cral has a definite plan
of autlon. which seoms doubtful it
has not been made public. The Span-
ish divers will of course report tho
result of thch observations to tho
Spanish court of inquiry but when or
where has not been made known.
Sonator I'roctor has seon much in a
short time and there Is good authority
for saying thnt ho will make the re-
sults of his observations known In n
strong speech in tlio Senate on his re-
tnrn to Washington. At Mantnnzns
Miss Ilarton and Seuator I'roctor
under tho guldanco of United Status
Consul llryco and Mr. liovns tho
British vice consul Baw extromes of
sulTorlng they had never conceived
possible. Four persons died in one
wnrd whilo the party was there.
.Senator i'roctor was reticent on tho
subject but others declared that tho
whole east of tho Island was under
tlio control of (icnernt Mnxlmo Gomez.
Senator Proctor however went so
far as to say:
"Certainly a peculiar state of affairs
exists. A resident of Mnntnnws told
me that If 1 wished to correspond with
ticneral Gomez ho would hand my
lottor to him and have an unswer
back In a short time."
The welcome to be extended to tho
otlicers of the Vlcaya and of tho Al-
mlrrnnie Oquondo when tho latter
arrlvos here will consist of a grand
ball at tho Casino which promises to
bo u brllllaut airah.
Goneral lllanco returned at the
Hotel luglaterra the recuri't call of
Senator I'roctor.
Kkv West Fla March 4. -Judge
Advocate Mnrix was the only ofllcer
of tho court of inquiry on shore to-
doy. Captain Sampson remained on
board tho Iowa and Captain Chadwiok
and Lieutenant Commander l'ottor on
tho New York. Even the sten-
ographers took n holiday.
Some hltoli has occurred in the plans
of the court though It has been un-
derstood thnt the members nro await-
ing orders from Washington through
Admiral SIcard.
INTERNATIONAL BANK.
A Hill to He Introduced to Make An
American Credit Ljronnals.
Washington. March 4. A financial
corporation to bo known as tho Inter-
national American bunk with
brandies throughout this country
Cuba nnd South America and with of-
fices In London and possibly Paris
will soon be doing business on a cap-
iat stock of 833000000.
Walklnt ij.n.l to lie Farmed.
Toi'KhA. Kan. March 4. The re-
ceivers of the J. 11. Watklns I .nnd nnd
Mortgage company fllod a motion In
tho federal court to-day asking per-
mibslpn to farm about 3000 acres of
lands owned by tlio old company in
Hush and other counties In Contra" I
and Western Kansas. The receivers
said that the creditors of the concern
did not want to havo tlio land sold
just now as there were signs of ad-
vancing prices and that they would
like to have It put to somo use Instead
of lyiug idlo and piling up taxes.
Judge Williams ordered the receivers
to "bronk" the J. 000 aores this spring
and plant It in crops.
Arteaal force Kept llutjr.
Nbw Yoiik. Mareh 4. There in a
contlnuuuee of the activity at the New
York arsenal. The shipping of arma-
ment and projoeUItts to the fortifica-
tions about the harbor continues.
Coal Mealem Indicted
San KiiASt'ietio March 4. The fed-
eral grand jury has returned a true
bill in tho district court against the
eight wholesale snd 500 retail coal
dealers who were members of the
"coal combine" recently dissolved by
United States Judge Morrow. They
are charged with a violation of the
trust act which violation is made by
statute a criminal olfensa.
6uln I.oirert Duty on Orala.
Milililli March 4. The queen re-
gent has signed the decree reducing
the duties on wheat and tluur.
SPAIN WOULD BE "EASY."
Ilrltlttt fihllilmlllcr ami Natal i:-pert
Thinks Mie Wouldn't l.nit Long.
Lo.inot March 4 "The I'nitrd
States will have every town on tho
Spanish coast blown to atoms '1 am
ready to wnger a month nfter the be-
ginning of hostilities " said William
Allan a nimber of purlinmenL
Mr. Allan represents tho Gateshead
division in the House of Commons and
Is one of the largest ship builders on
the Tyne. Ho is an acknowledged
high authority on naval quostlons.
"Why Spain in a retrograde a mori-
bund nation. If she should snap up
all the war vossols available all over
tho world she could not give tho
United Status cause for mi Instant's
'joncern
"1 beliovo In tho grit tenacity and
fighting capacity of the Anglo-Saxon
rncos as against those Spaniards who
nro fod on oil and garlic and nro with-
out stnmlua. Why in the olden days
our buccuncars used to beat them.
They havo not improved since then
rathor tho contrary.
"It would bo an easy lustier for tho
United Slates to rnpttire the principal
Spnnlsli nrsonnl ut 'i'rubia near tho
north roast and not far from Oviedo.
Tlio plnco is not dcfunsihlp as your
Navy departniunl doubtless knoun
"Hut thuro will ho no war. Tho
hpnnish government knows it would
bo tho signal for a Cnrllsl uprising.
"Tlicy will havo somo kind of a re.-
otulloii in Spain before long but us to
war with tlio Hulled Slntcs there will
bo nolie.''
THE SOUThTdEPLORES IT.
Bonntor Mcl.nurlii Snjra State Authorities
Will I'uulih IaUo Cllr Murderer..
Washington March 1. In the Sen-
ate to-day tho resolution providing for
ii congressional investigation into the
murder of tho postmaster at Lako
City S. G and ills family und burning
his home wtis laid boforo the Senate.
Mr MeLnurln of South Carolina
said ho had hoped the resolution would
go to tlio committee without discus-
sion. Tlio state authorities wore ex-
ceedingly active In their Investigation
of tho crime nnd lie was assured
that every effort was being nmdo to
bring tho perpetrators of the outrngo
to jiiitlce. Ho then had road a clip-
ping from tlio Columbia. 8. V. Stato to
show that tho people of South Caro-
lina are not only not in sympathy
with those who committed the crime
but keenly reprobate it Tho resolu-
tion was thon referred to tho commit-
tee on contingent oxponses.
WHEELMEN AS WARRIORS.
l'ruUlnut Potter 1 Mulct n hlugln ficureh-
r Would Keep a flonerul (lueitlng.
Nkw Yoiik Mnrch 4. Cyclists nil
over tlio country particularly tho
members of the L A. W. are prepar
ing to otter their services to the gov-
ernment In cuso open hostilities aro
doclarcd between Spain and tho
I.'nltod States. Of the 107UHI mem
bers of tlio league fully 00000 It is
estimated could be called upon.
'resident Isaac It. l'ottor of the L.
A. W. says: "I think nn oiicmv would
be more carof'jl of a company of tin-
armed cyclist than they would bo of
n whole regiment of armed troop for
a wheelman on a fair road ultji tho
moans at hnud for appearing and dis-
appearing rapidly would bo able to
puzzle any gouornl."
CANADA TNPOSSESSION.
11m nouilumn'i I'lag fcnld to Havo lloeu
Halted at Summit Lake.
Victoria. H C. March 4. Passen
gers on tho steamer Islander from
Sknguay confirm tlio report that tho
isnuntiiau nag lias been raised at sum
mit lako. Also that the Canadians
will establish a customs houso at Cra-
ter lako.
Martial law lias been declared at
Skagi'ay and tho United States troops
who wont up on tho Cueon uro enforc-
inir law. Tho attomnt to lloat tlm
steamer Corona has so far been a
failure.
Tho death rato at Skaguay avoragos
fifteen dally ono of the latest victims
being tho postmaster.
Wine for the KeaMerge.
NKWI'OIIT NkWK. Vn.. Mnrnli 4 Tlm
battle-shin Kaarsnrtru. wlilnli will im
launohodhcro on March SI will be
ilirlstenod wlUi wine notwithstand-
ing the fact that tho Kentucky wliloh
will be launched on the same day Is
to havo pure tpring water poured on
hor prow. The Woman's Christian
Tempernneo Union of Virginia en-
deavored to provnll upon Mrs. Ittlza-
both Maynard Winslow to follow the
example of Governor Ilradley's daugh-
t'li who will name the Koiitueky but
she has wrltton a letter to the pros!-
dont of the union doellnlnglo break
the Ume-honored custom of crushing
a bottln of champagne against the
side of the vessel as It starts down the
ways.
1 ii.
Confederacy Treuturer Dylne.
KlCiiio.vi Vn. Mareh 4. Judge
John Newton Henren tho last treas-
urer of tho Southern Con fedoraoy U
eritieally III at his reskleneo near
Staunton Augusta oounty.
THE MARKETS.
Kamat City Orala and Live Mtotk
Hard Wbeat No. I 81c: No. a Otci
Na 8 savtc; Na . B7V4C Soil WLtJl-
No. 1. 93Q9tc Na 'A 94c. Na 3. OKei Na
Uc rejected. 80SSt Spring Wheat
Na SHflbSc Na 3 tjflhfcWd. 79280
Mixed -- Corn. Na ' 'Ja 3 eoi
No. 4 36hc.uo traae. He InHMJurn Na
2. -8 IX Nl 2HC Na 4. Mc
'CatUs Itecelptt. 8 93. catrei. 170
tipped. 3.316 cattle 129 r lire The mar-
ket wai active and Diglier.
Uretted beef and export sieerv U COS
oSU native beiferi 18 90 J4-&0. native
cows tOOati;0 native Hocker. I3.50i
b.26. native feeders ttVOUAt. U
Hugs- Itecelptt M.9US ibTppetl 701 Tbe
market opened strong to Sc nlgher but
closed weak and dull at yesterday's prices.
Vrlcei ranged from U 24.16.
IO UUBB A COLD IN UNK UAT
Take L&xiUve Brcno Quinine Tablets
All drugpiata ref and the money if It
falls to cure. 2$e The genuine bat
U B. Q. oa each talfot.
I Smith the bL dlatrl(iut9'
COST UNCLE SAM MORE
than it is Worth
ITS PURCHASE A MISTAKE.
Itldlculet the Idea of Halting Anything
there CnlU Dr. Sheldon Jackton'a
Honnrt "Vpcelnhle lllnMlicnij-'
Hut lie Doetn't Convince
tho Henate Other sen-
ate t'roeeedluet.
Wabimkbton March i. During
ilinost tho entire SQssiuu yesterday
tho Sonnto had under consideration
the Alaskan homestead and railway
Mght of way bill. Ono of the features
if the discussion was a speech do-
livored by Mr. Vest of Missouri in
which ho ridiculed the idea of liome-
Uendlng nny part of Alnska or eon-
ttrucllng railroads in thnt dhtrlcL
Ills motion to ciimlnato the home-
tcud fonturo of the bllt by striking
ut tho first section was defeated
Ho thought that after tho ephemeral
;old seeking rush hail sulnUlod thoru
would bo no possible reason for the
construction of railways in Alaska.
Mr. Vest ridiculed the report mndo
by llev Dr. Sheldon .Ineksoii upon tho
ngriculturo of Alaska. "Alaska 'de-
clared Mr. Vest "is not an agricult
ural section aud it cnu novor bo mndo
one. 1 speak from personal knowl
edge and not from govurnment re-
ports. Ho said In that great section two
nnd n half times larger than the stato
of Tovas and ten times larger than
tho state of Georgia there was not a
ilnglo fnrin; yot the report of Dr.
laokson oxtonslvely pictures tho won
derful potntocs and the remarkable
cabbages produced thcro
Mr. Vest said lie knew something of
thoso potatoes aud cabbages 1 ho
potntocs were largo and- -full of
water nothing else. He saw lie said
cabbages that spread over tho ground
llko the blanket of Saucho I'linra and
cnullllower that weighed twenty-llvo
pounds; yet when they weru cut
tlioy contained nothing but water. As
Id" the grasses which l)r. Jackson re-
ferred to so eloquently It was "veife-
table blasphemy" to compare thom
with tlio bluograss of Kentucky.
Ho thought tho purchase of Alaska
for 87200000 had boon made rockless-
ly aud hecdlossly Since IbOI it had
cost tho government $111000 and the
"Itev. Sheldon Jackson I). I). nnd
M. 1). missionary to tho Aleuts and
manager of reindeer hud received
530000 for spending his winters In
Washington aud his summers in
Alaska."
Without completing the bill tho
Senate at 3 MA adjourned.
Mason' Hellef Hrsoliltlon.
Wasiilnoto-v March 1. Senator Ma
sou introduced a resolution for the re-
lief of tho widow of I I'd colored post-
master roeontly klllud by a mob at
Inlo City S. C It is tho snmu as that
Introducod In tlio houso by Mr. White
of North Carol inn oxcartt that the
amount Is mndo SlO.nuu.
STRUCK BY A SQUALL.
Schooler f'njitUed and Nina 1'ertont
Dronni.il.
Kkv West. Kla . March I. Tho
schooner .Speedwell Captain Colllor
irom Alarco l'la for Koy West was
ttruck by a squull yesterday white olt
Marquesas ali;hteen mllus from hers
and capsized. Nino porsons wero
drowned out of thirteen on hoard.
Among tlio victims woro tlireo ehll-
Ircn of Captain Collier (leorgo Tom
and Wilbur agod. respectively 4 0
and a tho entire Nichols family llrud-
loy Niohols und his wife their son and
the latter' wife and two grand ohll
Iron. The family was from llrldgo-
port Conn
Froien With Their Uold Du.t.
VicToitiA II. C. Mnreh .. Word is
brought by the stoamer Islander from
Alaska that several days ago tvo
Canadian mounted polteu marched Into
Skaguay with two sluds In toiv over
which woro strapped two frozen men.
It Is snld that they were returning
Klondikers and they nro reported to
havo had In their possession 140000
In paper nnd gold dust Their names
are not known.
Two New Torpid llonlt.
Hiustoi. IL L March l.The two
new government torpedo 1hiU the
(Jwynii and the Talbot Just eompleUd
by tlio HorroahoiTs wero given their
olliolol speed trials yenterday In Nar-
ragfiusett bay under favorable condi-
tions and both exeeoded their oou-
truot speed the former making an
average of 10.0 knoU an hour and tho
latter JI. I.
Mow the Intargents Collect Taset.
Havana Mareh -J. The Insurgents
continue to burn eane fluids and de-
stroy plantations wherever the owners
fall to pay taxes to President Mateo's
government. They loot euttid from
under the vory walla of Matatuai
Cleufuegos and other el lies.
An Aired I'attor liealh.
Aiiu.ENR Kan.. Mareh 4. Ilev Dr.
John Fulton pastor of the First Uap-
Ust church here for two years tiled
yesterday of paralysis aged b? years.
He had long been prominent in the
Kcusas ministry.
Tbe Qraham Karlo couipaty that are
at the opera house all next week play
at tbe prices of 10 SO and 30 cents but
the first hundred applicants can io
celve season tickets good for every per-
formance at the extremely low figure
of 81 eacb. Tbe attraction Is guaran-
teed second tpnqne.
JJ1nnlli TtiJr Miillrrn.
Contrary to early Information re-
ceived from Washington and to the
regret of persons who wished to soo
tho question definitely decided the
United States supremo court failed to
pnasupsn tho right of the territorial
board of cqualliUon to increaeo tho
total of tho assessed valuation as re-
turned by tho different countios. This
quostlon was involved In tho Kny
county tax caso against cattlemen In
tho Oiago Indian reservation whteh
was attached to that county for judi-
cial purpoios. Tho United S'.alcs su-
premo court in its opinion just mnde
public rotors to tho question of the
territorial ralso as follows:
"It Is urged that this order by the
board of cqualiHiou was unauthorized
and void. Wo learn from the opinion
of tho supremo court of Oklahoma In
tho prosont caso that this question ol
tho power of tho territorial board of
equalization to raUo tlio variation ol
tho properties to bctaxed had boen. In
tho previous caso of Wallace va. llullon
decided atllrmstlvoly and thnt tueli
decision was followed In tho present
caso. Wo aro informod however by
tho brief Died in behalf of tho peti-
tioners that kubst'i'iontly on Septem-
ber 3 1b7. in the case of Uray vs.Stllos
tho subject was aga'n oon&ldered and
an opposite conclusion roochod
It Is also asserted In said brlot that thr
question Is ono of general importance
and that a final decision of It may ef-
fect tho validity of inuncipal organ
ir.itions hcrotoforo Issued In that ter-
ritory. Such allegat one disclose that
there arq parties not represented be-
foro us whoso Intorcsls aro Involved
In tho inquiry. Tho caso wa heard in
tho trial court on a demurrer to tho
petition and tho question of tho valid
Ity of tho am Ion of tho board of equal-
ization in raising tho aisosscd values
throughout tho territory was put by
tho supremo court without discussion
on its provlous decision in the cbbo of
Wallace va llullon. Wo aro nlso In-
formed by tho brlofs that the caso just
mentioned Is now pecdlng be foro tho
supromo court on an ordor for rohoar-
Ing. Wholher tho facia pertaining to
tho action of tho board of equal . ttlon
in this particular woro tho" samo in
Oray vs. Stiles as those in this case
wo cannot ssy from this rocord.. In
such circumBlonccs. wo think It would
bs prematuro for tMs coii't to dotor-
mlno tho question."
This loavcB tho question Of the terri-
torial rauo still u matter of doubt.
Tho only way la which It could br
brought again boforo the Unltod
Statoa supremo court in thd Kay coun-
ty cnio would bo by mi amendmont to
tho original potition from Kay county
ThlB at loast is tlio opinion of attor-
neys who are familiar with tho case.
It Is probable howovcr that this will
not bo dono.
It has been the doslro of intorostod
persona to havo tho territorial rain
paBst-d upon b; a territorial tuproinc
court other than tho ono that bus just
boon disintegrated. Tho Wallace vs
llullon caso opinion uphold tho board
of iquall.alion. Tho caso of Uray s
Stiles as Is well known was de-
cided subsequently r-xiotly opposite
to tho other caio Judo John MoAtoo
wroto tho opinion whijli was t de-
tained by Judges Kenton and lllercr
Judge Tarsnoy dissenting and Ju'ge
Dale being dliquallfied to sit This
beoamo tho territorial lew but an
opinion by the United Status supremo
court wsb eagerly looked for as It
would definitely fioltlo which of the
two territorial supromo court opinions
was right
Interest now centers on what the
now territorial sup ome court will do
A motion for a rehearing in the Wal-
lace vs. llullon caso li ponding and
will coma boforo the territorial nu
prome court next June Should the
porBonnol of tho court remain as It is
now which it not probVble a change
from tlio last opinion mado In the case
of Oray vs Stilot would di pond upon
Judges Kurford and Htlnor. Judge
liurford Is thought to bo opposed to
tho ralso. Judgo llslnrr since ho has
had aspirations for tho bonoh has
c.rofully rofralreil from expressing au
opinion on tho eutj o".
One of the Mnlio VIiiIIiim u Convlnt.
Omaha Neb March 4. -A letter
just i;ecelvMl from Havana shows that
among the seamen on board the
Mnlno at the time of the dlsHaUr in
Havana harbor was young I'at Fortl
who estmpod from his Jailer in Omaha
In Jnnunry UOe with a sentence of
eight years for highway roblwry over
him.
Will lie a Itnll I'larer.
OrTUMWA Iowa March i - Warrii
lloekwl'.h of Mount !'lssnt the hus-
band of Jesale Lincoln the dauirhti-r
of Kobert T. Lincoln of Chicago the
Pullman 1 'a I hoc Car company's present
hend About wlione clupiiiaeut aud
marriage so iniu-h hon Ik on salt) hu
written the Iik-uI liaMlall club for u
position on the team as pitcher
.ttoiitnna Mine Owner KllltM).
IIki.K.sa Mont. Maioli I -Hmanucl
lleddllij ft well known pmoeer was
killed by a fall of ro W in au exteu
si on of tlm King Kolmiiun mine Mr
lleddlng was Uuiinurr nf the KIiilt
bolomon and Old Dan '1 u. her mines
two of tlie !.. I knoun jiroperties of
l no uinrici
Itaiitus hlierlr? ldlljnl.
Sr JoaKfll Ma Mar. li 4 t.iuriir
ph Hayes of llrown .uuty Kau-
Ut wm held up and robbed of a gold
watfh and 870 in cash lu this city early
yeaterduy morning. He coo Id givo
the police uo deserlptlou of the rub-
ber. (kittle Ilia Mrtterlonttr
AniLBsm Kan . March 4 -fiver i .
head of catile have died In Nort!ut--t
niekinson ecjnty of a ni.vstvnoiM !.
ease I'nd Howell is tin- I .
losei having bad thirty die in hit
herds. It Is supposed that cornstalk
feeding is the eauae of the lusset
AArAKMl llflilal Cuul
DaI.VVII.I.K Ma. Munh 4 'uie
llruqe of this city and Mis. 'lurutan of
Aldrlcli were uiairrta Ut uight at
the homa of (he bride. 'Ue gruoin is
about &Q yours old and the bride 4s np
ptoacblng 70.
Lost A pug dog about two weeks
ago. Suitable reward given for his
uturn to lln Kast Oklabows avenue.
THE LOUD BILL VOTED DOWN
HOUSEOVERWHELMINGtt
AGAINST IT.
PASSED HOUSE LAST YEAF
I.ott giiptiort Dnrlne the Three Daft oil
Ilehate Kortr-Peven Itrpubllcant
Vnloil With thn lleinocratt
Agnlntt thn Meature and
Ten Democrat for It
Colored I'oitmattert.
WAsniNnroN. Mnrch I The Ioua
bill to fumi'l alleged abuses of tlitl
second Hnts mail matter iinviloire.l
which last vear patsod tho Huusc i n"
vote of ill u tul was buried underi
an overwlHlmiiu- maioritv lv tinJ
House yestorla Thr vote was m tl
taken directly 011 the bill tint on
motion to lay it on the tabic 1 he
motion was carried by a vote of ir to
iiH. rorty-seven Ucpublicnui joined
with the Democrats nnd I'opuiiits in
nccompllshlnc this rcwult. nnd ten
Democrat voted with the majority of
tun Jiepulilloans. Tlio refusal of Mr
Loud to permit a vote on an amend
input at the last minute was rosnousl
bio in a motiBuro for tlio result but!
me strength of tho mensuro undoubt
edly waned throughout tho three!
ilnys- doOalo.
Hroderlck nnd Curtis of Kansas!
voted with tho Domocrnts against the
bill. vMr. Whlto. Kopubliran. of North
Carolina the only colored member of
tho House nsked tiunnlmous consent
for the consideration of a resolution
appropriating 81000 for tlio family of
tho murderod colored postmaster of
Utile City S. C but objection was
Hindu by Mr. Ilartlott liemoerat of
(leorgia.
That Itrllof Kiix-dltlnn.
WAHiiiNoroti Mnrbli i Tho benatol
committee an military niYnlrs dcildedl
to recommend tlio pnssage of a joint!
resolution nuthorlzlmr tho abandon
ment of tho OXIiodltlon for thn rnllnf I
of the minors In thu Klondlko region!
which was authorised Inst December.
The resolution provides for tho sale of
hotli the relndeor and tho supplies;
purolinsed for tlio expedition.
l'oinliU Head of tho Navr.
Wamiiinoion Mnrch I. tommrxlorp
Frederick V. MoNitlr will In n few
days succeed to the command of tho
North Atluiitie squadron Tills po
sition will mako him the actual com
mander of the United States navv.
and he will be the ohlof tiafal giiiius
on which the nation will rely n case
of nerd Commodore McNalr will
take the plaee of Hear Admiral Mat.
thews who la to go on tlio retired list.
I'ritiolKT Leads the Mob.
13vANaviit.il Ind. March 4 TauusJ
N. I'ai-e 11 llnpttat inlnistei who wn
robbed of a pocket book on tin J
ateamr John S. Hopkin. several day
ago at CHvo-iu-ltoek IIL Ud a mob
against tho boat when it orr'vedat
that place lnat ultfhU '!!. mob de
clared their Intention -f hanging all
the roustnbouta. John Adkins. an
Kvniisvllle negro nfter being shot
several times leaped into tin r vir
and was drowned.
hteiim Dry Kiln Collapses
Tkxahkana Ark. March 4 About
4 o'clock yesterday afternoon a larga
steam dry kiln ut the Central Coal and
CoUe Kittiin!l tumbled in. seriously
wounding mne workmen tw cf
whom will dn- Others are believed
to have U-eu Killed outright 1 ho
east wall of the kiln tumbled in anil
crushed the eont.-ntt mulling UC3JH
pa te wreck
Thomas Moonlight Arrlvos In Hr Yorlr
Nitw YKh M11.I1 4 -Among the
p.i-ieugers who ai rivt-d today oil
iond the strutiii 1 Alliance from
1 ioo wen- l olonrl Thomas Moon
lu'ln of Kansas ex-l'mtrd States !
miniiUr to IMimu and liraitvillo
stu.irt of Montana ex-l'iiitcd States
inn. ster til'aritiriiar and I ri'guay
Averaue I'rlco AVas HI38
I.mI'ouia Kan . March 4 liio
t'lcn teal sale 01 Hereford catt ever
lii-M In the world eloat-d at Mutiny
slope farm vrsienlay. 11110 lmndred
ami flfty cat tin i l ui sold at an aver 1
age price of 81 1 fhe highe-f priced
Ijiiii 'ial!il ury went to Morr'avi
IImim!h of Keswick Va for fcH 'JO
Sllrkletf Iff lllrthdar
ill lil.lN Man li I A dispatch tj tiro
l.oUal An.eiger from Warsaw ay8 the
Mi.iie have prohilnUid all fest v t ts in
coi.nectioa with the centenary of the I
birtli of the poet Adam Mn it w tt
inu prohibition lias made a t-reur sen
katlotl.
To Vurk llouble rime.
Kk A KIN 0 i'u March 1 HfgtUuiag
ut-1 1 Monday fie Carpenter steel I
w 01 k 1.1 go on ilauble turn work
in 011 piujtfi til for the govern
in. ut aud i'uiil.i in tr a.'.o instead of J 1
1. II. IS
km National Depart meat
AMiiM.H'N Mu roh 4. The Penato
lOtniuittfo nu commerce jester lay
lisU-neil to urgument on beha'f .' Vs
Nutioual llrtinoiis league ai t tho Na
tiooal board of trade in the interest
uf the vatabiishincnt of a new depart
ucutof thu govn nHieut to be cj tci
tlt department of oomiucri-o and in
diihtut'K aud ti ' p-sKlcd aver by a
abinet ottn-er
hit Mu litdlr liurneit
Ijiois IHl Miirali H. Six men
Wn.rc badly burned ono porhupj
fatally by the explosion of a keg of
riowdur iu a London mine.
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