The Guthrie Daily Leader. (Guthrie, Okla.), Vol. 12, No. 17, Ed. 1, Thursday, June 16, 1898 Page: 1 of 4
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50 lbs of Ice 25 cents. 25 lbs of Ice 15 cents
12i lbs of Ice 10 cents 0 lbs of Ice 5 cents.
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WILLFUSK IN KANSAS.
Toptki June 15 Tim .Kpjlltii met hero
in atate convention trla morning and ef.
fee ted terhurary organisation by the elec-
tion of Judge Andrews of Iane county
m chairman an.1 William Fuller as sec-
retary. After the usual apeeeh making
adjournment wan hail until ! attack
AFTERNOON 8K88ION
The convention which met this nf tor-
noon started out by electing Ht uaior l
I King of t'ow ley county ji. rmanent
chairman and J. W. Murphy . of Topeka
p. rmanent secretary.
The only Important business of the af-
ternoon was the appointment of eommlU
tee to confer with the democrats can-
vened at Atchtaon ami th fre sliver rt-
publUans who were meting lit th senate
chamber. The two commit! were mads
up of one member from aeh congnisslon-
al district In the state.
IIVKNINU SKSglON.
At tonight's session the convention elec-
ted a new slat! central committee.
Itesolutteiis were adopted favoring adop-
tion of th Iniatatlve and referrulum and a
provision for proportional representation
favoring tte calling of a constitutional
eonventtoi and the r.paei of the Melr-J-oulrtaH
poh law fovrel a ropositlon
tur eaUtWUhuwiii i.f at k j ird under
smh regulgn m- ' will prevent the fix-
ing of arlca t -iHtuUtora .nd commls-
flon men SI l in in- t . the pipits the
leuetits of an upan market; thy also fav-
or J i -.siem of state fire ami life in-
surant e In order to prevent entortton Jjy
Form an important de-
partment in this drug store.
Every single article we sell
is absolutely pure value
for every penny paid is
contained in it. Colognes
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toilet waters powders
salves tooth cleansing
preparations all the best.
Store
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Only ono fare plus $2 and customary
N. IS. A. membership fee for tickets
to Washington 1). O and return.
They will bo on Kale July 3 I and 5
18U3 at Santa Vo Route ticket ofllces.
l'ullman l'alace and Tour st Sleepers
nnd free chair cars will leave points In
Oklahoma on July I 1SU8 for accom-
modation of teachers and their friends
uud go through to Washington I). C
without change. The unders'gned will
be glad to tell you when train will pats
this station or nearest junction point.
Itinerary and list of desirable low
rate excursions from Washington fieo
on application. A J. Coiikih
Passenger Agent
Guthrie O T.
foreign compantea; on national laauea the
platform demand the full coinage of gold
and silver at a ratio of 1C to 1 and the Is-
suing oX greenbacks Instead of Interest-
bearing bends for carrying on the ex
penses of ) nr; they also flavor the
public ownership of all public utilities
ami the government ownership and opera
tion of railroads ami monopolies.
KOItTV HI'ANIAHU.H KII.I.RD.
Ouanuiutmo Day Juno 118 p. in.
latest advices efthflrm report about
forty Hunnlanls killed in attaek on
Hpanlsh camp. One American marine
slightly wounded Two Cubans killed
and four wounded.
H. E. Parker Shoron Wis. writes:
"1 havo tried Ue Wlit'b Witch llazel
Salve far itablng piles and it always
stops them in two minutes. I consider
I)o Witt's Witch Hazel Salvo the
greatest pile euro on the market. J.
Wheeltr .t Son.
.Imiliuf StrrtlHO Umuan Jtaplult (IHln-
KariU) Xapli-rrUIr III. ilau Utt to
June 'J I HUH.
For the above occasion we will sell
tickets to Napiervllle and return for
$33.70. On sale May 30 and 37 with
return limit of June 4 which may be
extended to June 30. Call on A. J.
Corklns Agent Santa. Fe for further
particulars.
Are you lacking In strong' h and
energy. Aro vou nervous detpondent
lrltable bilious constipated and gen-
erally run down down in health? If
so your liver la torpid and a tow doses
of Uerblno will cure you. Herblna
has no equal as a health restorer. If.
U. Lillie A Co
Kdacate Tour llowela With Csacarets.
Caody Calhanlf. cure constipation forever.
Wc Ste If C a j fall druKKlat retu&d moaey.
HOW FOR FREEDOM.
American Soldiers and Cuban
Insurgents Fight For a
Common Cause.
Washington Juno lt-Llko the relief of
tho belengured at Lucknow came tho wel-
come news to the tuiry department this
afternoon thnt the little bnnd of Ameri-
can marlnM who had planted the ling
on crest 'hill nrxl ero defending It night
and dny against heavy ixlda were not
only safe but were ntMngly relnforcM
by 1K Culvuia from the command of
Garcia and Itulibl and were now ptrong
enough to morn than hold their own It
was disclose In a deapntch from Admiral
Sampson and brjught much relief to na-
mI oflldaJn. Tho enrly reports had Indt-
cated that tho marines wcrfc naurrounded
ami It was fenred that they might be
compelled to return to the. ship before
Gen. Shatters Invading army reached
ithere on Friday. The coming of the Cu-
lan forces seemH to havo beon In tho nick
of time and naval official glv tho ful
lest credA to tho timely aAnlstnnce of this
Cuban co-operation. The tulmlrnla do-
apatch xtated that tho condition of the
marlno s wax "entirely satisfactory"
which njwuiranco nllhoug'h brief wan
oitoudi to relievo ofllclaln hero of the
fenra they had entertained llut proba-
bly the mott algnlflcunt feature af the nd-
mlrnla d I h patch waa the ntntement thnt
tho Cuban general Rabbi had occupied
Accerrnderos only eight miles from San-
tiago and practically a suburb of that
Spanlnh ritmnghotd. It wai tho execu.
tlon of n plan arranged In Womlng-ton
somo weeks ago when two ot the titan
offlcors of Gen Garcia came hero to con
fer with Gen. 3111m. At that time Gar-
cia and Rabbi wore at Iiaynmoi In the
western part of Santiago province nnp
more than 100 miles northwedt of Santia
go De Cuba. Admiral Sampiona dispatch
shows that Ilabbl and hU forco havo
mado a complolc circuit of Santiago De
Culm and coming up to tho aouth of It
havo accepted AccerrnderoM. This Is
looked upon as a lino military fttrength
for It Is the port where Iron wharves will
afford faclltles for unloading the heavy
artillery carried by Gen. Shatters Invad
ing expedition. The newtt also Indicates
to tho authorities hero that tho Spanish
garrison nt Santiago lias practically re-
treated Innlde tho city proper giving up
tho outlying towns. Admiral Sampson nl-
Jio states that Gen. Garcia Is co-operating
with tho American forces. Whether this
meant that Garcia himself has arrived
from Ilaynmo Is not quite clear but If
he bus. tho Joint forces of Garcia and Ra
bbi will mako S.0U0 to 11000 seasoned Cu-
bans recently armed with Springfield
guns us a buhwhacking force 4o assist
the Americans.
N15WS OK B1AN1SU 1.033159.
The news of tho routing with sovoro
losses of tho Spanish guerillas and the
capture of their water supply by the mu
rines and Cubans had not been received
up to tho close of the departments but
It is felt hero that It will make the Span-
lards very catlous and enahlv our forces
to get much needed rest. In making his
march. Rabbi has crossed the lli.e of com
municatlon 'between ho Spantah com.
mandur Gen. l'nndo at Holguln and the
Spanish forces at Santiago do Cuba.
Tills fact makes It clear tlmt Santiago Is
not likely to got reinforcements from Gen.
I'ando. In circulating around Santiago to
reach Accsrraderos Itabbl U is bo-
lleved hero has also established It as a
fact that tho lines of communication ami
relief to Santiago aro interrupted and
practically cut off in all directions.
NO MOHK YOMJNTRKIIS.
Secretary Alger thla afternoon denied
positively tliat tho government was con-
sidering the advisability of making anoth-
er call for volunteer troops. On the con-
trary tho war department Is now entire-
ly occupied with tho task ot completing
tho equipments of tho targe unmbor of
oreardxatlons Willi without aoeoutroments
ami has not yet oven taken up In earnest
the procurement of the 7t000 men called
for in the soeond proclamation of the pre-
sident. All that has been dono so far un
der that call Is lo arrange to fill up the
regiments secured under the first call
Unit are short according to the present
statulard of the service.
I'OR A NHW CAMP OROUN'ii.
The secretary has Jut received the re
port of the special board headed by Ma'.
Hopkins that was charged with an In
spection of various points that were of-
fered aa good camping grounds for the
United States troops. Tho board found
that good facilities could bo furnished
at Jackonlllo na. Fernandlna. Fla.
for a large military oamp wore found at
Pernandlna. This point ilea 11 miles off
the main lino of railroad communication
which inaks it possible to cosily Isolate
tho oamp should it become necessary to
do so through tho bppearance of yellow
fever. Abroad plateau affords splendid
ea taping and drill grounds for 20000 troops
and within a mllo lies ono of the finest
sea boaehea in tho country.
Ono of tho best features of the site is a
great well 1700 feet deep flowing pure
water at the rate of twenty millions gal-
lons per day The !oard reported tho
thla water could be ttpod all over the
camp and secretary Algor with a view
to have everything In readiness has or.
dered the piping to be laid at once thus
Indicating the departments chola of sites.
There is no intention to break up the
(Continued to Third Page.)
AGAINST MACHETTE5
American Volunteers Go Against
the Favorite Cuban Wea-
pon to Victory.
(Copyright 180S by the Associated l'reae)
United HtatflR Camp Hast sMe entrance
to Guatntmmo ltoy. Tuesday Juneii p.
in. by the Aitoeclated l'raas dtapalrti boat
Wanda via lvlrtRHton Jamnlca Wcdiic.
day Juno 15 lldO p. in. Ths United
HtAtcs marltvtm under l.lwit. Col. ltohert
W. Huntington mndo the llrst amcres-
alve tnovement against the Spanlfrti giirr-
II I a today and completly routel the en-
emy. Tho fore of marines was under Capt.
railott and the co-operating Cubans wore
under Col. Ijtbordn. The carnitine forces
razed the Spanish eamp nbout five miles
from the American iKWlthin destroying
the only weil In tho vicinity ami killed
about forty Spaniards. One American
marine was sllehtely woumled. Two Cu
bans were killed and ami four wounded.
It Is Impossible- to estimate the number of
Spaniards engaged owing to their guer-
illa methods 6f fighting but It Is holer-
ed thero were nt least 4W.
The marines behaved splendidly their
marksmanship being excellent even un-
der tho severe lire of tho unomy.
The captured camp lies itut five miles
southeast of the rlllo pits of Mie marine
and was an Important Irnse for the en"iny
as It contained the only wil wKhln six
or seven miles. Lieut. Huntington decid
ed on tho nttnek early In the day and at
8 o'clock tho forco started neross tho
mountain.'
It was noon whon from a hilltop the
Americana caught sight of the Spanish
camp on a rldg below thorn. It consisted
of ono largu hon.io tho officers quart rs
surrounded by numorous "shaeks" and
houses all clustered about tha precious
well.
Tho Americans began n cautious ad
vance and weto within 'two hundre.i yarda
of tho enemy before the crack of a rifl
from the Spanish linos announced thnt the
Spnnlnnls Imd discovered them.
The onemys bullols were whirling vici
ously over Uio Amerlonns hut the murine
settled down to thulr work as unconcer
nedly ns though nt target practice.
It was beglnlng to look n thiiugh a
bayonet charge- down the slope would be
necessary to dUladge the enemy when
suddenly the Inttar began to hrenk for a
thicket a 'hundred yaVtls "furtller on. Tt
was then the Americans lire became most
deadly. Man after could be seen to fall
In a vain rush for shelter; Ami the fire
from the Spanish bt-CHine scattered ami
almottt oensed.
Two Cubans lay dead and four wounded
and private Walker of Company D had
to limp to tho rear with a slight wound
on his anklo. The easy victory put the
command in high spirits. The little black
Cuban warriors waved their machetes
and howled curse at the Spanish In sav
age fashion. Their firing had bean wild
throughout but they all displayed the ut-
moat contempt for the Sanlah hullsts
appnrantly being alMnolulely without fenr.
As the enemy began breaking samp the
Dolphin which lay out at sen was sign-
alled and began pitching s4iells toward
the thicket for which the Spanish were
making. Mennwhila I.leut. JIftHill was
coming with forty men as rlnfreinents
and Capt. Mahony was on the way with
a Hundred more but before either ootild
reach the scene the trouble wss over.
As the Spanish retreated the Americana
moved slowly forward firing as they went
and by the time the camp was reached
tho enemy had got away taking thtr
wounded and probably many of their
dead. Fifteen bodies were found wester-
ed through the brush but the Americans
wore unable to examine the spot where
their firing had been most dsadly. No
time was lost In burning th buildings and
illllng the wells with earth and stones.
Col. i.uiiMnglon bellsves the dastniattoti
ot tie oamp will seriously erippls ths
busiiwlracking operations of the enemy.
KANSAS DEMOCRATS.
Atchison June 15 The democratic con-
vention met here today and selected David
Ovrmeyer as chairman. After th utttiaj
oommltteas had bean apitolntetl adjourn-
ment was Imd until evening.
The report af the ommftls an resolu
tions was praeflted and wm adopt! by
an overwhelming majority. Tha platform
pledges altagiance to tha prlaalpiM of the
"renewd dmocraey as erprasad Ih the
Chicago platform especially demanding
the unlimited coinage af silver and go! J
at the ratio of 15 to 1: compliments Will
t T 11 -.. - . I. . .L.. ....I
m... -. r. .. . m.. mb .
protests against th "Jlcltinby and Din-'
ley system of taxation" ; favors legtsia
tlon. and a eowrtttuOonal amendment
nesary to authorix dlrot taxation
forms nx aggrgatd wealth: favor a on m them and got with l""' w" "" "' "' '" "-""-
Spain and a rrvatU! of righU la all hullflr ari. when the accidental db " ". igipuUu. and t furton-
terrltoriaa 4.nnurd. ufl as will faciil- charge of a rle In tl- trenches Mi"- "" VoU WP1-"0 "
tale and protoet xtndd commrcUl in- Ul(.ra Mvi. hy w r li(ovt(r(ri rat. rsptiWIcans 7 iH.pull.t. and ' fu.
trkta till with nil vln in iArrritt rlnl' . .. .. . ....... . ... I tti-
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aggrandtxement and no establlahmsnt of
a colonial pelloy for thla government; de
mands nn enlargeinjnt of the navyj fav
ors a reaubmlelon of the Karuvw prohl -
Mtory law. and endorses th stato ad -
wgtk of United Blates flanator Harris
CUT
Is the Cable from San-
tiago to Madrid
Or tho IniidiiiK or Amoi'icnii
Troops on Cuban Soildor
ninny Has No Inten-
tion ol' Aliandoip'tig
Neutrality.
Hiwclal t ? Oally Leader
Ukum.. June 10 It is semi-
ollicially published that Ger-
many has no intention of aban-
doning neutrality and has no
idea of interfering in the Philip-
pines. Manila will not capilu'ate un-
til the American troops arrive.
Forts Demolished.
Special to The Dally leader.
KiNnsToN June 10. The forts
and defenses at Caimaucra have
been demolished by the Texas
Marblehead and Suwanec.
Dowoy Is Short.
Special to The Dally Leader.
Cadiz June 10. It is reported
here that Dewey is short of am-
munition. Memory of tho ill nine.
Bpeclnl to Ths Dally Leader.
Kuy WEST.;June 10 Citzcns
here will erect a monument to
the victims of the Maine.
Culilo Cut.
Special to Tho Dally Leader.
Madrid June 10. The min-
ister of war says that communi-
cation with Santiago is cut.
Spain does not know that the
Americaus have landed.
Jtliinco'H Men DesL'rl.
Special to The Dally Leader.
Key Wkst June 10. Cubans
have just received news that
Puerto Principe is doomed.
Five thousand of Blanco's con-
scripts have deserted lo the
Cubans. Ten thousand Cubans
are in Havana ready to turn over
to the Spaniards at the right
time
Another Tall Coming
Special to The Dally IMder.
Washington June 10. To a
member of the house who called
on him this afternoon the pres-
ident stated that within the
coming thirty days lie would
call for additional volunteers.
Toe understanding is that the
third call will be for 50000 men.
GUERRMS ACTIVE.
Make Vigorous Attacks on Both
American Troops and
Insurgents.
Copyright INS by the Associated I'raw
tti Itaard the Associated 1'reas despatsh
boat Dauntless off Ouantauoma tiny.
Tuesday JuriM 14 noon via KIwraMg).
Jamacla. Wednesday June IS a. in.
There wan renewed attacks on til
marine last night. They slept In tfte
trenches with their rlns beside tlMun
protected by a heavy picltst Ho of 1b-
Burnei)ta and Miarinrs under the com
mand of Ueuts. Ignore and Vwlth.
Th pickets bad strict orders not lo Hre
ualea oDMiuaaded to do ho 'fhere were
several alanos but no firing during tlte
lliRht. In conaeueiic tin mm uwoke
much refreshed after four duya and
nights of continuous work und rtghUng.
It was supposed th enemy luid r tlrad
to the windmill on the south coast lb
only remaining source of water aupfdy.
Tike windmill was i-helled at InlervBls
all day yesterday more by the Dolphin
(he gpBnlltr) wtr there U4l
.morning At o lo k Hi" -neiny mads
la sharp uttaik on thi Aimrlian rear
ifsna eft njllk Whrn u. ckcU
ef ' llM BMnlMh -u.i .
mid invy 'ipeiieu nro wilii a oil WfltSil
Whhttltd harmleaaly oviload. They
lutd shot too high us uku l. Tha mji-
rinss titan sacsmhled frutn their ituim
'lng ooff and hardtaek Uurtc to the.'" "'" B"wi"" Bnu n K811"-
'trenehea ar-1 met the guerrtia. with a 'W 0CCUtHBt A ho nour for VH'"S
ragged but well directed rifle lire. J JnW ncar' howeV8r- '""nbera began
IT FAVORS HAWAII
House After a Highly Exciting
Debate Votes In Favor
of Annexation.
Washington June II After passing
a number nt pension bills and listening
lo it carefully preiwred speech on the
advantages of .! republican tariff ht-
lalatlnn ly Mr l'rlrhanl tlte senate to
day resumed eonsMeraUofl of the Inter-
national bank bill. An amendment waa
cceptcd by th Commute and adopted
extending th prlvltedBjea of the measure
to all ctthmia of th United States In-
stead of restricting them to those men-
tioned In the Mil. When the aennte
adjourned consideration of the bill had
not twen concluded.
During the eamrideratlon or tho pn-
sion cnlsmlar M bllla were passed In S3
minute Among the bllla passed wan
it llKreaBhg tit tension of Mrs. Mar-
garet Uw Skerrllt from m to JM a
month.
Mr. Cokrll from (he military affalra
emiultlM a hill to mltrilnlnter Jtistle
In th army ami naked tat Its Immed-
rpeoeh cotisidsrMttAu of bills on the gen-
eral onUudar wns iMfitin. Amnng those
itaathKl were! to nnieud seellan Ills of
tho revised statu let and to attthorlic
ha nppolntmsnt of n military storeke-p-er
In the army.
At two o'clock the unfinished business
the bill to Incorporate the International
American bank wns laid lie fore the sen
ale the landing tiusatlon lielng the mn
endment of Mr. l'ettus (Ala.) Ilmlllns
the rate of Interest to lie charged by
the bank lo 0 iver cent.
Mr. Mallory (la ) nirrI as an ad
ditional miction nit amendment na fol
lows: That the powers rights prlvl-
lenjs obligations and duties centered
and Imposed by this act shall not m
exclusive but ahull Ih conferred and
Imposed on any citizen of the United
Stales slml.ar In number to th jwrsons
named In tlia first section ot this act
wlw for Hi imrimse of Incorporating
aiiy iHtainatloiinl lwuk. alll taka th
fallnwed by th persons Darned by tlie
rat sectlnnj ami sahl rlilsens of th
United Hlnte shall have the right to
adopt such corparatlen named nm to
Ihem seems best
Mr. Mnllnry sahl his amendment would
prevent the proiwwed liank from lielng n
nmiuiwily. in beimlf of th oommllto
Mr. Knraker naesuleil th amendment.
Mr. Caffsry dlscusaatl the measure
from th stsnilMilnt nf an Intarnailtmal
lawyer and cenlil find no objection to
11.
Mr lUwtlns (Utah) opposed tho bill.
Mr. I'etttM wlttHlrew the amendment
he offered yesterday concerning the in
terest to lie clianred by the propoaed
lwuk ami numl In Its stead the pn-
lalou In the national banking law re
latlng to interest.
Mr. lo raker on liebalf of the commit-
tee accepted the ameiHlmetit. modlflid
ho that the hank might charge the un-
usual Interest cliarged In the slate or
Mate country ur conn tries where th
bank may do biisliieoa.
Mr. Ilacoii aiiUgonlzMl tltf bill evou
as amended and tfsve nolle of an am-
endment atrlklng out th provision that
Hi prlnclttal olllca nf tlie proiiosivl bonk
might he In New York and requiring It
to lie In Washington D. ('
Mr. l'ettus offered an amendment
eliminating the provision unuHIng tlte
proposed bauk to act as trustee In th
disposition of government wtato or
niuntcJiMtl UoimI.
At 1 .25 p m. tho bill was laid aside
til senate want Into vxetulivu session
ami soot i afterwards adjourn d
Washington June 14 y a vote of
i to ft the nous of rpri m ntutln
this afternoon ahiptcl the Ntwlanda
aolHiwns providing for the niiiixatlin
of Hawaii. Th dshate. wMi. Iota ion
tlaiMtl wltlwat Inlerruptliiii sime But
urday baa bean en of th moat not
able of tlrfs aofwrasM the propoaed un
nxaiH being eonsloerxl of gnut com
iivercial and strategte luiMrtuiii hy It
advocates ami being looked upon by Its
opponents as lavolving a rn.llc.il !-
partura from th long establlahed x.l
ejr of the country and likely to Iw fol
lowed by the inauguration of a pro
nounced pulley of colonisation th.
abandonment of the Monroe doctrine
and participation In Inli rnutlonal
wrangles. More than half a hundred
members fiartlclpated In tlie debate
From a iarty standpoint the result was
waited with Inuna Interest. Th re-
publicans presented practically a un
animous support to th resolution but
three republican meif.bers voted In os
Iiosltloii. In the demoerallo ranks th
division uion thu question waa more
marked M democratic iHtber voting
for aiiiKxaliuit.
The vote in support of the resolution
Todays session b gan at 10 o'clock
and debate continued seven hours. I'ew
mmbrs wr upon the floor until lata
latviw iitui ytium uiiii iifru ero IfcW
more than a score of abenlcp when
the flrat rd (all was taken Ih- in
nouneetnenl f the tr upon th pis
sage of the resolutions waa che. op
on the Moor and applauded by the sprr
tnlora The n'duti)in- adopted ImJiy
in n prenmld. rlii'i tli offT 'if the
Huwallnn republic t i !. all Ita b
ertgnty and nl.inluii till of the e .
rntnent and cmwn Muni and then tt
anlulloii ncci pt thi . t n ai j irc
the lain ml nnnnnl Th( rraol'jn .n-i
pro.h for n rnmrnlwl'in of five nt
ni i. of whom shnll 1ms rrald.nt
II iw ill in- to rrtonimmd lo rnngrcst
am h I (1-ladnn nt th mny dom na
Mmibi. The puhip iid.t of Hawaii
nut t. i ceed J4 OWH t jmrd
'h'n.s ImmlgrnHon l prohltilled nil
In nil with other lumri are .1.rlnnl
null i n I it la provided tlint uilil con
pn us uinii provide for the govcrntn nt
f tin l-liml nil fhii jn.ll.Hal and mil
tnr powers now etenlsid b t?c of
fl.lnlH nr the exlatiim g.n.rnment shall
In i xi ri I ii d In such mnn-ii r an the prcl
il nt ili ill direct nml in li given power
to nnpoliit peraona to put Into effitt
provlHlun il goernmitit for the lslin.l
Mi l'nrker adviMiitnl tlie reaolutt.-ins
n.I Mr Meyer (Dun T.A ) followed In
PPOHin n pulng hhi attention to
he Injun whl h he clilmed would be
nfllttid upon the r)(ioo pioide engaged
In I.onMoiia In the augar tnduatry
DurliiK Mr. Meyer wpei . h he was In-
tirnsiiiid by Mr Kolj r who nRaerted
he ii nt nf the ngnr triiHt was at the
iiiinl working cisr ilnt annexation
' Hi wliit nnthorlt do Miti pny that
Imiiili I lr (lain s l.m. Tenn )
l tin newapnpir now in your Innd
wlili h lys Mr oxniii.l repreacntlng
he trim Is here and naaertH tiiese rrs
lutlont will pnaa the liouae hut tho son
nle will adjourn liefon Ihev can iret
throiiKh theru."
"lit ought to be khkd out of town"
riland the Tennesno i n
ThntM right" repllei (he New Yorker
"And If he romm tulklng p round 111
kick him out" nam led the membor
i Tennessee with rlidng Indlgnntlon
'i Kldgely ll'op Iwin ) Mndd tllcp
k' i and M tiinfT Ulep. Ill) kpcko
'"" alr HIIH ')"" Ten) against
ii
m. lion.
Mr Johnson (Itep fnd ) then wai rec-
ignlr. d for a upeech in opposition. Ho
laid down the three propositions
iinm xatlon wan ne-'aaiiry un a
moiiKiiie In the presi nt conlllct
that
wa?
with
Ki iln
Tlmt uinexntloii win in i oasary to pre-
Mm 'In islands from fallliu (nto the
nn.U ot some ollu r lmwir to bo used
oiilnt 111 and Unit Hi proposition It
aiun x wis Inhirmtly wrong und wai
the o ng wedg n n in undiHlrabl
un I ill--1 teroua polli v of colonization
Ail in. nig lo the .Inner of annex i
tlmi In im the flrat hIi n In colonlzattoti
In hiiI. I t etitli im ii foul. I not ill ny that
the hoi. ling of th. riillli.liiea wus fon
t mpl it. I alniulv 1 hut was more !
pl. ii il.l. ind hIkhUI. inn lie suld W11
tin ixinissed finr of th. prealdi nt h t
Hp tin would aue f.r p. a in r..r. w"
could aeciin l'orto nil Mr John
son said iihii wri iir uly speaking
dlsuaraglngly of the i ul ms but two
months sine in tl.m wu" takeu to free
and establish tut Imtliwndeul that la
land.
The announcement was applaudrd by
the opposition to annexation Mr Dal
xll then ninouncid the vti'e yi a 2M
nays w prment '
ITCHING
SKIN
DISEASES
Iriurf nTiafstrrf rtirtnrlnar d It Off.
onnv i'
ur jf a ui t r turn cJ tcup
d ti-M I Vf 9
TH i Hi K
I .. 1 I 1 f
Vl li'Ca at (b
Wa ii ' h witai i
n pii a; i of IVTI cat
i' ni'll ti at lli l
jjurm ttm lhuaiorcort
RED ROUGH HANDS
Hr(U4 ft4 HVsU84
it tif itc r
WAR WAR
WAR ON DKUU l'KICKH
I will or the noxt Til IltTY DAY8
give apaeitil priuoa in
DBUOS 1'AINTS
01 r l'BKVUMIiKY
INSHOT l'OWDHR
MOTH HALLy.
CltOtJUICT SBT8 HAMMOCKS
and in faot everything in my store at
raduead prlaos. I will give you tha
bofct l'ulnt for tho money In the
world. Call and get prices.
(uticura
REKFRO'S DRUG HOUSE
VOl UliL.1 HUM A J rxxvK.
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