_-S — - • - — D1 ‘* W* | 4W

llr. McClearj’ restricting the >a!e of i a t or Bm ^coniargarine will be so designated when j Va., of ht.

st! .s,

by Representatives Sherman, of New ordered thi his remains be shipped to

57 of Mkhipn. ,„d Janet | Chk^.

^ton gave varying phases of mother ref A, to rccognire the widow. -J* Mr. Jones proposing the A comprotnE. was rea died unde

. ..ortm.... .cute, by way D "'~* 1 , * 1 -

f with an appropriation

Corliss proposing

1 Mr. \ built

1 >hi

>rtm.... -cote, by way of Puget sound, i the remains^.i^b,. buried temporarily >pnation of 5®,000.000; in Sat Matec^- and later be removed to

propos«n_

and maintained offering the p

a Government route and Mr.

icwnan ottering the plan allowing priif participation in the enterprise. .long the other measures introduced fere those of Mr. Sulzer (N. Y-). prowling against the conduct of the war In South Africa: Mr. Otey (Va.). giving a tobacco ration to soldiers; Mr. kitchen (N. C.), constitutional amend- , ient repealing the Fifteenth amendment, mho constitutional amendement forbidVjTg appropriations for sectarian pur- ' ** (Texas), for a tax

; Mr. Shafamendment

rid

making

v^cs; Mr. Stephens (T« incomes and inheritance! \ (Col.), constitutional jwoman suffrage: Mr. me), amending and

Littlefiel

Sing and making more

jive the act to protect trade against

etc.; requiring interstate to file reprts with the Scce Treasury: Mr. Moody

colored rfault of

y of the Treasury: Mr. ss.), for the protection of

Uens against Ijmching in del

».e protection: Mr. H»

(T

protection: Mr. Henry (Texas), rent combinations in restraint of

KAYER CHECKS BURGLARS. Little QcTtlaad (Hrl Toncbes the Hearts cl Robbers la Her Father's Hoase. Cleveland, (Special).—The prayers and pleading of a little girl checked two burglars who were in the act of robbing her father's house in this city. The child is Edith Golden, daughter of Levi Golden, treasurer of the Vandom Iron Etlidi's father and mother were away and the servants were in bed. She came

i when she went to the a drink. She faced

she said. "God

You have no right It belongs to- my

i at this, but

nts we

the burglars v

£££

"It is wrong to steal.'

: to’

will not

lake

1 began to pray for them nn they were touched and

to tal

when the child and sang a hymn

put the silver back. FeS 790 Feet to the Bottom.

Masontown, Pa.. (Special).—At the Lambert mines, near here, eight men, after dropping a distance of 700 feet down a in le shaft, were all brought up

to the surface living, but wit' in* and the others probably !

they got anoard the

rith three dy

illy hurl

____ _ . _ i the cage Uil cable parted and thejeage dropped. The

cage on the opposie side was immediately loaded with/a rescue party, who on arriving at the bottom found the men lying unconscious Am the floor of the cage with crushed, chests, broken arms and legs and in some cases the bones protruding through the flesh. One man's

skull was fractured.

Borrowed Book Usds to Murder.

Chicago, 111-, (Special).—A quarrel over a borrowed book was followed by

a murder here, , when George shot and killed 'Robert Ncwit Jong friend. Mrfe. Johnson is for the statement 'that the shooti on the heels of the quarrel

which w as Newitt fell

Chicago.

"Hie Allegheny Valle}* Railroad is >11 badly cr'ipled 6y the switchmen’s nke. The sf-ikers. despite the state-

strike. T he si ments of railr trary, claim

ground. The Fflii

i

ikers. despite the state- •-* officials to the conthey are gaining

lipino Insurgents are active in

Batangas Provtf,*. an d Brigadier Genera! Bell, with : battalion of the Fifth

Infantry, has got.. there.

James Mom so; who was drun k and hunting trouble. Us killed in Franklin count}*, Va.. by J.\w. McCoy, whom he

had attacked. 1

The German

ing upon

reija

spapers, in commept-

Rooscvclt’s

message,

of anarchists bv in-

likely to

ne'

i.Presiden reprcssioi

ternational a green: be carried through the United States

other power.

In the tariff deba j n the Reichstag the Secretary of the 1 prior ^id that Ger-

many was largelj port trade, syhic

protect!

agreerr n t j* more ipon the initiativ ^^pan by that of

led.

The edict of

Dowager deposin]

parent, the son sidered strong ward reform. George J- Wat

ings for a yacht Philadelphia, whl private yacht in u

The total num!

ed on both sides

lution is 400.

it pci

ident on her ext, therefore, be Chinese Empress

I the former heir apPrince Tuan* is coti>f of her leaning to1 has made the drawir J. R. Drcxel. of 1 will be the largest

world.

if killed and woundthe Colombia revoinclndes a number of

son Gondii.

Liverpool, who is alcn one of the perpetra*4t frauds upon that in-

e heel* of the

1 owned by Johnson.

ing neither the bouse, was seen

1 chase and arrested

. to the 1 , floor Johnson,

r coat nor hat, arrested hjim.

j

Thomas

of the Bank leged to have tors of the rects t frauds upon" stitution. was ciptured at Bootle, in England, where L e aras in hiding. The story of the bi/ forgeries was told in Bow Street Coil : . j n London. Kin* Edwardlaresented Sousa with a royal Victoria / -dal in appreciation of the noted bandmaster's services to music.# The King requested “The StarSpangled Banty.” and all the royal family stood « was played. Count von R^fow, the German imperial chancella-; opened the 'debate in the Reichstag the Tariff Bill, stating that the bill di<« ,ot imply any deviation from the govei^ ncn t's policy in regard to treaties of ■ imerce. The Standar, ji] Company is negotiating for Ue purchase of the Shell Transport am Trading Company of I-on don, in oftcr to secure control of the Far Eastern) -j i ntcrcs ts of that concern. / Francisco Margall. chief of the Republican federal party in Spain, is dead, at the ^je of hi.

FiaaaciaL

: New York Subtreasury stateE shows the banks lost $906,000 last Distilling Company of America, as the Whisky Trust, is going :e its capital stock by $40,000,000. new Philadelphia Company collateral trust 5* arc quoted in Pittsburg at 104# and interest, bid, and 105 asked. 1 The Northern Pacific is reported have sold 125.000 acres in North Dakota to the Missouri Slope Land and Coal Company.

- - (>

bran cues of the Fifty-ser were called to order at noon Monday. In the House the roll-call showed

roll-call

nth Congri m Monday.

members present After the ~ f Illinois nominatcil uavia iderson of Iowa for the Spcaker-

B. Henderson of Iowa for the Speakership and Mr. Hay of Virginia nominated Mr. Richardson of Tennessee. The

was:

Richardson, 149; Cummings (New

was declared 1 the chair by

Mr. Richardson e for the Speaker Henderson. 190:

Stark (Nebraska), 1; < York), 1. Mr. Henderson

elected and was escorted to tl the other three men voted for.

rief speech,

fr. Henderson thanked the House for its expression of confidence and asked

if at

ad

Representative Bingham of Pennsyl nia, “ the father of the House," and

the Speaker in ti

a brief speed

Mr. H. ' its expri

the support of all the members. The oath then was administered to him by Representative Bingham of Pennsylva-

the House." and by administered to the

icmbcrs-dect.

When the new members had been sworn in the formal resolutions were adopted and Mr. Dalzell ofiered a resolution to adopt the rules of the Fiftysixth Congress. Mr. Richardson and

Mr. Hepburn

and the |

x. Richardson

were each given five minthe previous question was then

demanded. In the Sena)

ators Dietrich and Gibson of Montana

South Dakota were sworn

ite, after the roll-call. Sen1 and Millard of Nebraska, jntana and Kittredge of

..on, a recess of 30 minutes was take Before the races Mr. McLaurin of South Carolina offered a joint resolr* :

providing for f ‘

tides intended

a joint resoluti

for the free admission of arided for exhibition to the

Charleston Exposition. Objection to immediate consideration was made by Mr. Hoar, who said no busines should be transacted until the President^ had been informed that the Senate was in session. The Senate took a further recess until 2 o’clock to await the organization of the House and the appointment of its committee to a wait upon the President Senators Hale of Maine and Morgan of Alabama were appointed as the Senate cora-

rcassembled.

oft

nittee.

At 2 o’dock the Senate

ate

Mr. Gamble announced the death of the late Senator Kyle and the Senate ad-

journed.

The very handsome interior of the hall of the House of Representatives added nuch to the impressivenes of the gen-

: at the south end of the dapiAlexander McDowell of Penn-

sylvania called the new House of Repre-

muc era!

tol when

senutives to order. The vast ch has ben repainted, regildcd and

pletely refurnished during the recess and many changes made for the comfort and convenience both of the members and

spectators.

Indians as Wards.

South McAlester, I. T., (Special).— Judge Sanborn, of the Federal Court, has dedded that after Indians become dtizens they are still wards of the government, and that after Indian territory shall be allotted and the Indians are voters, it still will be a crime to sell

them whisky.

Pat Her Bake is ■■ Orta. Sioux City, la^ (Special).—Mrs. J. Fred Meyers, living fire miles from Correctionville, wrapped her five-months-old babe in a blanket, put her in the ovln of the kitchen stove to keep warm, and went out in the yard to gatheHfuel When, half an hour later, she cAne bade, the fire in the stove had blaze! up and the was filled with smo%. Rushing oven she found tbefclanket and ig in flames. The infa! was dead: ns and legs burued tf a crisp.

IU *• _ I,-. u the woods unknown to Colonel BarriMi'who occupied a small hill at Buena vlt-" ta, a detachment of the Government forces attacked Barrera’s troops in the rear. A cross-fire in both front and rear resulted in disaster to the attacked, and the ultimate surrender of the town. From Panama comes the news that the surrender of Colon to the Gov.

■als like 1

the Liberals like a tli icnil Alban’s Colon trim

rooj

as

may lead him to

honors in the service of tl

derbolt. General Alban’s Colon without the aid of the troops f

ded here as an achievelead him to the highest

Pinzon

ment that

huntmph 1 the

i under , head-

je of the republic.

He was welcomed at the railway station by a large crowd. The General w<

from the station to the barracks escort of a torchlight procession,

ed by a band. Along the line of march many “Vivas!” were heard, and there was much firing of squibs. The restaurants were open until 10 o’clock in the evening for the first time in many

months.

There is no doubt that guerrilla warfare will be resumed in the mountains, but stronger forces and better organization are considered essential requisites for the Liberals if they intend to resume the struggle seriously. Trains on the railroad still carry armed American guards and are running on time. The German man-of-war Stein has arrived at Colon. The steamer Sunrise, belonging to the United States Fruit Company, was wrecked at Bocas del Toro. • The Government censorship of cablegrams has been resumed.

Beauford, N. C (Special).—At Cedar Island, 40 miles east of Beauford, on Saturday night Mr. James Daniels was aroused by smoke. He rushed down stairs aroused his wife and'carried her and one child from the burning dwelling. He returned for another child, and his wife, realizing that there were two children still in the house, in her frenzy ushed back into the flames. When neighbors arrived, they found her and one child burned to a crisp, another child expected to die momentarily and Mr. Daniels injured and in a condition of frenzy. His condition is considered very serious.

Syracuse, N. Y., (Special).—Twelve persons were injured in a rear-end collision between a special and a ft eight on the Delaware. Lackawanna and West- ; ern, near Tully Station. The special 1 was bringing home from Cortland a large party of Syracuse Knights of Columbus, who had been attending lodge festivities there. The engineer

thought that the freight had taken the tiding at Tully, when he suddenly saw the caboose directly ahead of him. The engineer and fireman jumped, escaping

injury.

--.Kissimee, Fla. (Special).—Miss Belle Steffo was shot and instantly killed at her borne, on Springle creek, about three miles-from here, and Harry Kindall is probably mortally wounded He wa» starting hunting and, it is supposed, shot Miss Steffo accidentally, then attempted ‘ . He was found speechless, but handed pencil and paper wrote

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