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AND REGISTER
FORT WORTH, TEXAS, FRIDAY MORNING, JANUARY 29, 190*.
NO. 99.
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J. ADAM BEDE’S
RUSSIA’S REPLY
kry writh
FIERCE BLAZE
MAIDEN SPEECH
STARTS WAR
IN PROGRESSO
IT Asks FOR ALL CORRESPON-
RF-
OF PROPERTY,
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SQUARE WIPED OUT CLEAN
RESOLUTION IS DISCUSSED
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PROMISE OF BIG FIGHT
DIPLO-
MAY IC BELATONS- SEVERED.
DECLARATION OF WAR NEXT
DEFINES A COURAGEDUS MAN
ORIGIN OF FIRE IS UNKNOWN
CULLOM SAYS HE HAS RIGHT
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rest the bonel- were xed by Jud
sa
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of Chlekamniaga
ed T'rvas
olaims to. be able to artirm thet Rus:
$
sins draft to
hue uot yet
her repi
Hie-
miento ranch. In Monter- j and San Lis
ifolcen t
hiuovat of
tit t. •
MINERS AND PPERAT ORS
COMMITS suicide
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was
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DR CRUM'S APPOINTMENT
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Secretary Shaw in Response to Till*
nuikjinas
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Annoplatea Prna
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Yu alanfnliowina un Lha
DODGE CASE
GROFF FASTENER TRIAL
in Courtroom,
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unch of Poptal
Mr. Bede ente
down in Wall street.
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WORLDS FAIR RATES
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audience
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RELIEF FUND .
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Dempci
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from that part of Blaine county.
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Proves H* Wh in Miesissippi When
M>«* sehaeffer Was Murdered.
QUESTION OF PRESIDENTS RIGHT
TO WITHHOLD INFORMATION.
to ro
kkard
stoned,
refuge
on
a
is.
operator,
Mach- tate 5
Of veles 6
Japanese Cruisers at Colombo Ordered
n Singapore, and Other Prepara-
tiona Making for Hostilities.
upon a review of the cenditiens exist-
ing under Republican rule, gaying the
country eonid return to the situation of
diets
ered
Assoclated P’resa
Eondon, Jan. z9,-fe Daily Oraptt
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that no
vote IS
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, in the
e.Bome
J
a Tezas
ing Teg-
akninet Fronk
for petruury *
• rtert.
sks Why Driggs is Prosecuted Un-
der Statute That Will Canvict, and
Dietrich Is Not. -
t and others
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;YUCATAN PORT HAS FIRE THAT
DESTROVS TWO MILLIONS
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HOLCOMBES AT LIBERTY
Defendantsin San Antonio Dynamit
ing Cases Out on Bond.
n.
ATSON.
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the imd
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asked
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FORT WORTH RECORD
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CULBERSON’S "
RESOLUTION
h, Hous-
to Oper-
orld un-
kd direc-
one man." repli
- "Well," conti
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a.perronat wuh
•*d bonda. . T
receiying many
ie lane proa
1‛nvsla ane J
■ afternoon,
ivulled. tu
ram Ft fur a
J
tion.the Specini order for February 9
Tja hourethen went into committee
9f, the whgle. wilh. Mr Tawney
arUTglrashkaievma
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------- shou,-
erpment # Vnd*
sued. ft was und.
Will huva the enmr nutmhF
s the floordurin th de"
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looted the
wounding 1
. attempted
but he was
ed to seek
in TennesseeLouis county la placed
in the quarantine line and Clay and
Cumberland counties are added to the
area front which cattle may be shipped
on inspection...
BIG LAND DEALS
Mr Tenney replied that it was be-
cause they wanted to catch Mr Driggs
and they did not want to catch the
Thay Meta • jo- Bession mthe City
Th. raimy otM
cuneumer mnke
/ICK, .
mnagcIs.
RE
eralMies was chairman, and
rty la not run by
offers for the bonda and it ie said the
lenue will be,over aubnerihe d several
timea
—3ee -keemeei=
■ tWELVE PAGES
L aces Are Largely Sustained by the
Weaithy Clasaes, Whs AraMteavily
inyured
stand that in New York you send men
to congress by appoftment."
Mr. Bede was questioned as to file
Ansorinted Press
Indon, Jan t* - l’etailte plans
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' A
Texane Buy Large Tracts of Landa in
Mexico.
"associated Pre,,
M«leo City. Ian 28.-Several eits-
zens of Ei Fago, Texas have carried
hrough Targe lend dez here and the
#xs inyeztinent in Mexican land* la
heavy and conunually Anereqaing-
..clteo
Amaneer"ueTtt.-hpanerpmmz
The appil tiozi of Traak
ser up that he was held f
offenne whf h J I*' 11 ' l
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ALSO RAILROAD OFFICES
—-- MU-HEHPAL PALACE.
onve vd to th* iriendiy p • The-
Ab-fly, is ourteous lhe Db»H>
E e m. ...—but it refunesnt
uncmpFotenip term* to permit- »a< :
resrrvaion in the draft of ”»* troqty i
own political record
he had first been
Democrat, and fnall
"You see," he rot
La aster counties.
tp an artiele org fnan r w< um by
Mr. Williams of Mississippl, the minor-
ity leader
Takins up the bankins bilkintre-
duced by Mr. Williams, he sal ll had
the ume defect as the Aldrjeh bin
The country banker could not make
o htgh a ’
vided for under the bill as the. Wali
ANSWER REFUSE8 TO GUARAN-
TEE THE INTEGRITY ANO IN-
DEPENDENCE OF CHINA,
neriber to.the propoe
The government is
trewinushternnenppiuun,fretirom
one si<ie and tur n from the 04^NA]F I
ni times beit sides joined in vigeroue
-spplaue.
nangeayarinadiepngenmodrng
and Mr. Williams, (Dem > ASisaissippi,
besidegnefer enres te the Pauamacudui.
and the race Probiem, in the Houth:
When the house convned today Mr
V induzer (Ne . ) SOUL ht ty secur
eonsideratioh of a resolution, calling
on the secretary of war for intormation
.as to what .articles were manufacturee
by convi. I labor. Objeetio to Km con-
leration.pn the groundthat.it was
Privilesed resolution WM sustained.
By agreement dehate on the urgent
detciency bill was ended until 6 p.
rt Ities.Kun.t
illey, . in lba-
Bryan stopped. saying both were work-
ing in tbs interest of ths Republican
party. He created a ripple of laughter
by' inviting the Democratic party to
'‘disband. »
The only opposition to Mr. Rooseveit,
SNEERS AT BRAG AND BLOW
ABOUT WOHVE LT.
MINNESOTA CONGRssM AN'S WIT
AND HUMOR AMUSES BOTH
SIDES OF THE HOUSE.
ot .hnines4, hi
Mr,. Lorenz Ereaks Down and Weepa • '
by the recommend tions •! the armny
; boare the represeni strven of the Con*
wago valley put up s air ng argument
JOHN BELL HANGED
Arkanaas Negro Gora “to Gallowe Pro- .
testing innocince of Murder.
elrendou ark . J«n :6 ■ -John Beil a
derrewaa han iu1 hr il « maornieg for
; trm‛ znirder of Winnfe (jidge. a whit*
ronmeAdrich suggested that the reso-
tutfor’should be sg, amended as not to
include papers- covering present neg0-
tiations which may now be on for
the ratification.
Mr. Spooner replied to Mr. Gorman ■
au02-eorceegruntmdf0n
eiviization" on
.2 the senale. -
—-ata not
iruitingu we
them u «»
He said it was proposed to stop the
ure of carriages by diplomatic offi-
cials, and asked if anything was done
to stop the President frm using a
free train, declaring that he had heard
that a free train was placed at his
disposal.
Mr Thayer (Mass.) askedir Mr. Ben.
ney could tell why it was that Mr
Driggs was prosecuted In New York
under a statute under which he
could be convicted, and Mr. Dietrich
under a statute under which be could
not be convicted.
• •»Id ing. I
re giited
he ajKreg > lm WB vinmut
- i g dollar divi V I
wenger Agents Make Them.
Aezoeteted Preen.
a521animecsbrprapesteptie
£0%^^ ft —
Aneral.Pessenger Agent C. s cran
28 tha. Wabash presentga th* Mewe or
the st Lowis line. Genera Pansen:
ESTAgnt,W..L. Wakeiy at ib- Bur.
"pstom .submitted th* recormendatien
aa in tbm form of tigket and teket
regulation On lezialation ana pro
teetive mensures Aaristan pahege.
Agent Bowe* of the Chicag and Al-
ton sDoke for th* St Louis line*,
showing what had been accomplishe
in that respect.
The St Louis lines favor a scale of
rates that will attract visitors
throughout the Worlds fair season.
Any rates adopted will go into effect
from the openine of the season.
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DANCE PRESIDENT HAS
LATING TO PANAMA.
Louisville Ky Jan 2— - - •
the young man who, on the information
qf two negroes with whom he boarded
for the purpose of gratifying hid de,
sires to smoke opium, was arrested
yesterday aa * suspect in onnesten
with the murder at Sarah Schaeffee at
Redford, Ind. « achoel teacher
asnuranees from the chief of P9l
its that Rehr knew not hl
been sent to the {we Japariese erist •
TowtGolomnbe, to proceed to Hina
pore, where in the vent ot war tei
emprror today
the imperial
--w to efts gov-
speech by Mr. J Adam Bede,
streeet- hanker could.
Mru- Iaskel <VL> replied
marks made yesterdy by Mr _______
wick of Georgfa. coneernig lbw elec-
Uon laws of Vermont, sayng "hi
man’a right to register and
Vermont was questioncd "bicause of
siurea
a1 u
pursued. and oblig-
fan the palace. The
lueed the rioters to
ented the {‘onewago valley qit
enttern- jart of thentnte and t_____
reset ejo ne-.r burg vil He M.n
landolorelone.nearcakiand Baek
d, and admitted that
Republican. then a
lly a Republiean.
ntinued, "I vote the
in the meantime
Some doubt in exprenied whether
Russia property apprectates the deter-
mination and temper of the Japanese
peopie ' and it ee*ms incredible that •
Baron de Ronen hae Tallee corrently to
inform the government at Mt Peters-
burg of the situation. Japan, in busy
perfecting a finnneta, program
The announced plan to is ue bonds
and inereane. taxation menti with pgpu
lar approval but nomne objeetione hobo
been made lu the proponed method of
procedure, as well as to the redemption
plan ft is said that the nal details
will be settled whon -------------
l’remied Katnura and the other niem-
bora of the Japanese cubinet enter-
tained at dinnertonight a number of
prominent bankera of the 4 mplre who
have gathered at th* capital to dtmeuna
the financial situation and ansint in
perfecting the coyernment’a. program
The Marquis Ito, Malankata and den
tral YamaK ers of the Im
perial houschole finance council had
lit thix counfrF. ver
urtano fir*- deatroyed
Peitrsburg. .wuo haw irannmjjte tnw;
contents to Tokti, wiouse >1 || fo
itoneu, the lturemian mininte r nt T
up arms in defeneet-ar hnr igterest
timat M Kurine will belli truetec
demane his pansporte
in the mmanwiriie, inntrueion hu
lbs pant nix mouths, altnnuen lh< pren-
ent nire will not entall aiih a ha rilship
upon tte. podrer ciunapea muck MA ht
the ree not Ui* in the pori of Vemhsf A.
that Democratic senators _ have no
monopoly of regard for the national
honor. Mr, Spooner called attention to
the fact that while the resojution calls
for informnation for executive sessions.
It is being considered In lesisiative
> • • iin i. hut it t« 4 onpea 4 -
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wriltlurozenu.compunics, , ____ _
rnle Twtt . - 'i - ,. cin dhr-
X Birin 1h.1t h na vinitet Mexico within ’
publican memba r from Mianesota, who
mede is maten effort, and won ins
spurs HIs remarks were replete with
wit and humor as well as seriousness.
Now and then, for purposes ofHusira
tion, he woui tell . story wh * r.
cftal greatly amused hie audience.
He received the clonest attention of
Republicans ald Doanoercts alike and
Mine Workers Help Families of Miners
Killed at Hardwick.
Ansoclated Press.
Indianapolis. Ind . Jan 21 ••-The Unit-
ed Mine Workers have voted $5000 for
the relief of the families of 190 miners
killed at the Harwick mine exploslon
at Sedge wk k, Pa. -The eonvention in
strueted the national exeeutive board
to recure the services of expert mining
engineers to make a thorough investi-
gation end to obtain Information that
probably will be used in legislation in
various mining elates to prevent such
horrors.
of the quarantine district.
The restrietions are removed entir-
Aasociateil Preas, y4iuac _
Tokio, Jn. 28 —It fa anticipated thnt . trennurer of tile minern
the answer by Ituania to Japun w iatentiwsshohen verininenE-*
note will resch Tokin not lajer than u 1* Berogsa —------
next Monday Resides the intimatior ,
conveyed to Harun de ftomen. the Rus
alan. minietr at this capita), that an ,
early reply wiwdextret, MtnisterKurh
rinto, at Ml. l’etersbira: called en Fur-
«4«h Mininter Funi«lorit and politetg
+*nuented a responne. «otnt Iamedorft
promised .(haL the repy of hin govern
ment would he delivered within a few ,
BAD COIN CAUSES
SERIOUS RIOTING
4 -—
Arronlater. San"as_Moroccocit has
been th* scene of nertous disturbancee
in conseqwence ot the governments In-
terrt to force the circulation of new and
pnpeapirarerrperarcoan ana"hlih i
rsfwed to receive in payment of tales
Busmen* was paraiyzed. provision be:
came scare*. ena starvation was
irtenea A mo*, therefpre, rose and
if attnckea th* Chrisuan cemeterz.
itey even by the suitan to the
foHen"mitona, break ins down the
antes desesratine the Kraves exhum-
las the bodies evU*w off their beads
aad parading the town with the heads
•tuck on poles. The rioters proceeded
to the Jewish quarter, with the ob-
seet of destroying It. hot they found
the gates closed and strongly euarded.
The Jaw* were panic stricken until
they found that tbs protection of the
suthorities was effective The rabble
- man'* Resolution ubmitn Record.
Associated' Press.
Washington, Jnt 28.--In response to
senator Tillman’- renoigtron. adopted .... - . ... --m ... **
by she senate c. in, for th* record ae lared.te oreWaw ill t.. paid
UL Wm I ' runu , apoointment an) the veaenle will be iald ore
his service as collector o the port of
Charleston, fi C, Fegretaryrco the
A speclal meeting of the eovneil pt
ntate, nnder the presideney of the
flrand Duke Alexiw. cobaldered the
subject for an hour and a half 10-
dnyt. and reached conclusione whirh
will be drafted for mutmntwminn for the
esar a final approval
ft In hardly probable .that the reply
will he transitted to Japan before
January 30
The nature of the conclusion
reached by th* couneii la earefuliy
guarded but pemf-omeial akaurances
-ven that the subjeet wan on-
in a parif4 spirit, and with a
eesire to din all posnible to preserre
peace and stecesnfully terminate the
negotiations, ______
Man Arrested in Houston Will Fight
Extradition to Now York.
Assoclated Press. .
Houston, Tax.. Jaw 2% -Jam** P
Dodge, who wan arrented here on the re.
quest of District Attorney Jerome ft
New York, harged with perjury, has
engaged local counsel and announoon he
will fight extradition proeediEs A
writ of habeas corpus for hin releae
was issued today bfrore Judge ARhe
It to understood here that covusel tnr
both Dodge and- District AtLorney- Je-
rome left thia morning for Eloust0s
Hodge io at police headquarters under
guard, but doen not occupy a cel). ,
Thia afternoon Gouernor Ianham
wired the local authoritles to hold
tar). He turned his attention to
Dodge pending the arrival of extradition
___ a2P-Iap22Eam"ent
American Association of General P„
very* Dehotrhe“pben
house would vote t^r the treaty, If they
NEGOTIATIONS ENDED,
“Thia is British fustice."
The small coreners-court at West-
minister was so crowded that Whitaker
Wright, Jr., son of the dead man, had
to stand up throughout the proceed-
ings. He and other witnesses in the
main, bore out the facts already
cabled. Nelther son. nor. the dead
mans closes! friends, so they l atlfled
today, ever board Wright even inti-
mate that he contemplated suicide
His aoilcitor, eorge Lewi*. Jr., said
the decsaxed a|| akong implicitly be.
lisvod timt he would be acquitted, or.
at the worst, he only contemplated a
digagre ment of the jury.
wThs doctor who.was celled to attena
WFight said he had not detected any
smeil.or SiKn indicating poison, but
Dr Ereyberser, who conducted the
post mortem testified that from every
organ of the body exudea the pecu-
liarly, penetrating smell of Prussic
acid, and there was not the slightest
doubt that Wright's death was duc to
tbiU poison in its cyanide of potassium
orm.
The deeeased had not surfereg from
apvtherszcse, ,hre as ««
u the brain and the heart was
healthy, though twice the normal te
It.transpiredat the inquest, that
Wright was. only searched after his
death. . A tabloid found in hie pocket
did got appear to be poisonous: e,
reyolver was discovered by the poc
after the law court officials had prgy;
Khin Ma walary of ‘ epinners at Wtchester today
• - • - ■? The principal propoettions Were to
diseontinue the tuyug of utiuren, et 2
to decrease to purchasers the coat of
insurance odd frotghr or cotton and
carry large atc ka a protection against
market fle tsalious. An aiternative
I plan was te purchase for a stipulatet
monthly delivery The Hubjett Was
finally referred to a spen Ul 4 ommittee.
;• it was reporee to iu mertg To -
Harry-Bahr,1 day that a short kime movement wag
pregremming satafacteril} • .j
Democratic leaders. Mr. Williams he
complimented as an able, courageous
leader, but declared him not available
for the party because of his "geog-
raphy."
Mr. Hryan, he said, was a sincere man
and all the more dangerous because of
that fact. . •
“Mr. Cleveland was one of the great-
eat President* the country has eves
had."
When his allotted fime had oxplrod
there were cries, "Go on," and he talk-
ed for one hour.
Mr. Richardson (Ala.} revlewinff con-
yd the
1^,000 esa
" holly
days,
it is sate that the Husslan fmverknt
! council will digcuss the qsirationa In-
volvee befene the czar today, ant it un
amieahle decision Im reached the note
maY arrive in Tokio on Haturdny
Russia s reply Ao-eagerly awaited, if
It »hould prove unmAtisfactory to Japan,
an immedtate declarntion of war seema tim
unaydidable. The- apunege feei thatjoniy
the enrire reponsihitity for the our- did nor tnttevn
come rests with Russha, t - *
"‛Wm. D Crum waa appointed enl-
leqtor at the port of Churn eton. H C n
March 20, 1903, and a tempornry come,
minsioh Issued Mr Crum qualified by
furnishing bond for $50 006 and tonkt
the oath of office March 10,1903 Mr t
Cram was again appoint* 1 December,
7, 1903, and ills given bond in the
sum. of $50,000. and took the oath of.
office on January 9, 1901 "
"The resolution alao anks Is- Mr
Crum now in office, and if so. und* r
what authority of law?
•Wm D. Crum is de facto collertor
at the port of Charleston, 8 C Wheth-
er he holds his position under he au-
thority of the law is determinable not
by the executive department, of the
government but by the juefetary. and
by that only. He »■ not receiving pay
beepuse of the provisions of mccUou
1761." _______
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2rtuTaa duu"Gaxttu a..... yet
ror ren | ni cteltos uyitdinK* w ted we "
-
ing. wgteb furitanev ne tit m r
pbia •• dejnphed feetre Lz V*.
atdv, ",
brnigi vrheen v ’ treet-nge tlie
•i<i pi ■ ’ “f 4' ♦ mnuciw
atan,ar4 Bint th.
a iwe ■ -ry white
Treasury Shaw sent to Prestdent l'ro
Tem Frye the followinR lettert
me- writ o( haheaa rorp Fhureav euel
were Erunt a ban _i gh ii •! omrhg
WBBBM anAA g., 1111*1 mAIA, { wna fxed t , Indge Dwyes
THIS WAS THE MAIN POINT gimanat,. arth,‛ varronxeri
5 ____$500 in vch ofthe nine rbene
_ were promptly furniehedFranklole
• combh giving bond ttt-the fetai sum
of it 00, with Mrs I A #ii
ton. W 1 Kh Inn and 1 H Aitiee of
kurino, the Jupenet minisier t st.
the charxe of dynamiting a
Frank and J r kinjcomhe
their liberty lkte Fhureday
During the morning they
the Thirty seveuth diatriet <
EsEshmj
Vnued states, said Mr. Benney. "Ths
man who 1 a courageous man i n man
wi daree to do right Th. man who
shoots a lion or a Spanlara In th. batik
2025 necessarily have to be eoura-
MR. BENNEY DEEP 3 BRYAN
Generals Nirooke (And young
were members, fuvore ' othet
t 4 gine
Associated Press
Bt Petersburg Jan 19 Russia - re-
ply to th»‘ last Japanese note prohbly
will be dieptehed Baurday, January
30, ft In intimated semn offejeliy that
the reply will be couched in paete
terms
jewelry shops, robbing and
many Jews. The governor
to quell the disturbance
~M f w Shi n i: ' « • w d w 1 le » a •
to Prank M. i < mbe by mavriage tte
mother beins n a{nter to.Mrs Hhinn •
tale hronhand Or the dav ater tl • AT
depns iect
21" ‛HEra "a-terufea MEe ndm"hoxzjdnz“adeshate
ruary 1 as the first date to hear the
argument on the case This date will
enable lawyers and papers, en route
from New York, to arrive
,wnud.utt
t-H slur i p -■ E
pinea ‘in th. 4 Mty i he Mi E
Obispo < ount k m. .C‛ali i>a. A l- these
niten, howTver ‘did n Hud uir In
the eyes of the memt era of th' house
ommittee up military afairs, und lep-
re egtative Kv h ft Wiujonsin intro-
<i'i »'d a bill providing tor ths pure hue*
_____________________,1- a Huw* -a r«
The fonewago vailey ai!« in Hennay1 (iropnhe *
yabia: the Nacimiento ranch. in calf- *
forniatstmp lhuglaa, $ Wisconsin,
"empfanfounton,iFernr,nnd
a bill the nral of a seriem of hear-
an4g was el v«n todRF
Tha queatlon of an nastern eite ——
first discusmed, and Tennsyivarmi pre
og i-a o must ipai pnia e tiuk
ont, t* 640,069 vaeck^t inune anal
nteni • $250,h0u, cunFelfuted rafi-
• a M. vetcastan, isuiidina a od 8-
fente, $190,000 i sks e1 ether hnsineoe
soperiy, wriri h wHe mnpied by gen-
, •
inda win ivrregate $L004,000
. 4 । iat • cy the in • ♦
Mr Tillman’* Voice la Frequently
Haard in tha General Debates
of tha Session
amount whomd be taki u; mi will
From the evidence at the tmuest it, hv
was shown that Wright had determined’ EX
to take his own lite in the tv nt of an N5
adverse verdict, and that he weni to E
the court with a cyanide tabtosa in his .7
possession, while in his hip pocket was
a new revolver fully loaded and even
cocked.
ceawett rot •4
Forter lie ombe
4b*1 sum of
higning
other man. .
Mr. Beds (Minn.) began his remarks
on lbs political question by stating if
the Democrats would agree to stop
abusing Mr. Cleveland he would agree
to have the Republican abuse of Mr.
Ahanciated Preng
Wash inmton, Jan *• —‘he dt’eN
ehe pontat trial oprnes to«ay, Mt Med
dox, on behnir (imtf. Mid le woule, »7d Ehg dj.,-
i ' a. .
hr Mr ko , E - STORY'IS DISCREDITED
merted U(:U a-uf - AN 1888 W 1 *
astrhus conispratton 1* Vei . <
menyo the forotsn ronriy ):
make the emperor
- Ch Micg
e had bei
------aa __ -------2 .
Mr Miiched xaia-today ui.
rhe untentt wekomeN n-it ljhl0
man wtether he be u l onttjfit rgdo '
publiens, lopulint nr Ne Alir, AH I t.
«*k is tht be ahulk not thrunt Pilt, a
down th* threnle ot giber nemter* 2 '
He denied hevine nuy-inieekini 11
are epting a weverninest 9**i«bm. "AX“
lag___________ to be at the Mted 9' U»lv
organizatton
Htennett irown, «commiemioniet of OP*
eratora of. the iutbwegtenn roampnl"
live district walhe belieryed that the
tima-waulcom when there wtll be
r three « oinpetitise field**., but , h*‘
: ■ - th rt Hre tpef «----- -- i •
ready for a ’ hunKe fitw Tke
ence siljourned until tomer'ew
promecutor, telling, of his methods er l -------------uei intmiu ggt
using the hank's money nf which.he,n T ng—
"ma, PLANS TO CURTAIL
alone tn hin sHeged epersdauon and "
that his use of tte bank a mHiey be I
gan about nix years awe He nl
hat about three years ago. When th*
lnan had rygc hyd mily l20 90*. an aud *
itina commtte wus ap"binted to go
over the bank ■ books Rose had
hoped that his shor i age would be dia-
covered then, bat at tbe end fl n Wee K
or so of invesiigation the count/ bank
commisaioner reported everything as t me*-Hn* of the mazta cult An
jefaetory with the hank's afairt Rose “t “ "218 " •° ma««i
declares he ived wi-h't tic ——
11*5 a month, and hae hot Kot • eent
ths money he 1ook * ..
BEHR IS RELEASED
uence tef poisoning by cyanide or
poatasshum. The jury found that
Wright was perfectly sane, and that
there was not the slightest doubt that
his death was due to the most deliber-
ate calculation.
l» eguip tbs* uban
mounts it Ib stated that i
an I wfil he reguirei for
and they will be tblecte fr
ilolcomben aud
chengi MN
One in ths vicinil
park, Gieorgia, one
one in the Conewa
non. Dauphin and
Penrsyivania, and
Scrap in House Over Selection of
Military Encampment Sites,
----------------------—---------
Washington, Jan. 23a What promises
to be one at the liveliest figbts ever
known before thehuse commaittee At
military affairs opned up this mornini.
when the Question of selectins sites
for military encampments in the North.
South, East and Weal came before, the
committee for a hearing l'rnhnylvani
and Maryland -clashed today over
place fer the eastern eamp: Call
Jorma will follow with two rival nitee
Texas with .Iwo. and the North with,
nobody knows how many.
Hom*- time, ago congress authorized
the war department to 'nvestigate eligi-
ble sites in the hour corners of th*
United Slates. With the resuit that the
wpecial board, of Whh h Ileutenant Gien
wbi . te ri • v wipe uuttheh ■ • ■
, t i ’ rre lanmez for hiK .
homelena soma 1100 pes pte:
-- — --—JMlHuk,-Gw. ror the -
promptratification of the canal treaty.
The joint resolution athorizing the
— accepting of the citizens of Prance, of a
reproduction of d’Anger’s bust of Wash-
ing ton, was passed.
When Mr* Morgan's resolutioh calling
* for Minister Buchanan’s letters con-
-
withdrewmtt, saying he had been in-
formed that it waa the intention of the
President to send the document to the
Senate in executive session.
The resolution of Mr. Culberson Intro-
duced at the Instance of the Democratic
caucus requesting the President to in-
form the senate whether all the corre-
pondenee, relating to the construction
of an Isthmian canal has been sent to
— the senate was taken up.
Mr. Cullom objected to the resolu-r
tion as belng too broad.
Mr. Culberson said the resolution
calls only for public documents, and
this, he contended, the senate is en-
titled to receive.
, —Mr. Clay asked whether the senate,
as a part of ihe treaty making power,
has not a right to all the information
bearing upon 8 treaty which the exec-
utive itself has.
Mr. Cullom replied that it was his
— opinion that the President has a right
to refuse to comply with the resolu-
tion. He had no ubt. however, that
the President would send every scrap
of the informpation.
“Suppose he does not?” asked Mr.
Tillman.
“Then," replied Mr. Cullom, “we will
deal with that situation .when it
come."
Mr. Hale referred to the controversy
which occurred during Mr. Cleveland's
administration over the point as to
whether papers bearing on presidential
nominationa should be sent to the sen*
ate. The President had refused to com-
ply with the wishes of the senate, and
ultimately -hadx won his point. ,
Mr. Tillman eotended that there is
a difference between nominations and
treaties, but Mr. Cullom contended that
the President, as one branch of the
government, had rights which pertain
to his office exclusively. He feared,
he said, that the resolution * was “for
mere effect.”
"Our friends on;the other side of
the chamber,” he wont on. "seek
after a week or two ft caucusing to
get some advantage. They bone to,
catch the President in an untruth, but I
they won’t succeed, for there was
never fa the white.houne a Presi-
dent who was less ikely to he found
in such a prediesmenL 2u.
Mr. Culberson dislaimned any Inton-
tfon of reflecting^u tks Wwelden^^yo-
racity, and added that the resoltton
‛ did not justify such an Interprettlon.
Mr. Cullom gave asuranee that the
information sought would be -ertneom
1nKr Gorman stated that the atecre-
Ato nary clause had been PurP98f.Y
knitted from this resolution, butsaid
that the omission was noindicatipn of
a desire to reflect on the Presient
Mr Gorman said that the. execyiv
participation in the negotiatiens o the
treaty is complete and that there could
be do danger in giving out full in-
and SwaHlws Prussic Acid
Asgeelate4- Press.-------:----------------
London,. Jn. 28. — “Suicide"" WM the
verdict passed by the coroner’s jury,
today. In the closing chaptoriof the’
tragedy of Whitaker Wrigi ■ it leath
ws caused by suffocation .in conse-
shouid they he is-
leeided however, what
After the sentence Wright went to
the lavatory, while the tipstaff in -at-
tendance on him remained outside.
There he swallowed tke tabloid,, re-
turned to the consulting wm washed
Gown the poison with whisky and
Naptenandased. ne of the last things - Sr. Benney o. 3..
wa5: of Mr Mren. v..2 '
Associated Press. <
Washington, Jan. IS.—The time of the
senate today was devoted to debate
rather than to set speeches on the akti-
tude of the United States toward the
Panama revolution. There was a varia-
tion, however. In that the discussion also
had reference to the right of the Presi-
dent to withhold information called for
by the senate. ...... ci
Among the petitions presented in the
senate today was one presented by the
of the board of trade of Phil-
Associated Press.
{Washington, Jan. 28.- The hus for
an hour today was entertained by a
ditions in the South, said "Let us
alone.”: adding that they would work
out the race problem "to the strength
and glory of tho American union. He
that rHlernofthofthe Canadi maxeed suhgtstgaio maintgn’m. 1
than the South. He said Northern api-
oftheger. X ■ ■ thrt UHf | _____-ofldinspolika
"iedendrnesamakehapinat
f . and -lor . luxeta ow l’ u
btctekenout twi h wertie bTna ' 1% ‘ 2v
and,. " iid is eal'i l"-.’, «*cle*— vittugi"teije"pirmuug e m.
At j85p *h|e tt Dan, auromi erg „ --g, , urg-ddia:
bresented _ Japun Will notty Harot odperator w . W L. Uugle the Art
dfona pertora an ne mtenani
Fregieje nt John Mi -IL of the - —
mi re orgenin”tiei Miu U’ Wy“9f .
, t. • spacit ' » the vlue . h V * nhrli 'I pata
n. .ii.i an $ nn‛ _ ... -
rhe ■ ra of-the *iretene u ' LoM«
but no tness of importune* . * ■ *
tak*’> up te mavve pi ’ ‘s 10}* _ ni fil'
rival of it ‘ Fobbin 1 Aho » [ ‘ rfol
"g3de1l . 1 ta, ez -
chensrmmw"a Wn-’h
er ot tue minern ov*eni «U‘*.
1 Nin nala
had a vote He heard objections raised
that the digging of the canal would
permit the two oceans to combine.
Mr. Scudder <N. J.) questioned Mr
Bede as to how he proposed uniting the
two races. Mr Bede replied that he had
not referred in any way to race quen-
tiona. He realised the peculiar condi-
tions brought about by peculiar bur-
dens for the South in this matter, nnd
he would not by word or deed do any-
tiling to add one feather's weight to
this burden. .This statement was ap-
plauded on the Democratic side
Mr. Thayer (Moss ) extended Mr. Bede
a cordial in vita lion to join the
"ProgreaeAvs Democratic party/’
•■Who are you going to nominateT’
Recori Hpecial *
Hau Ahtomio Tox Jan 28 Afl»
beinA inustoity at the sherim otWes
ar couuty sinee (hriatmaa night o)
1 7
I Mr. Bede, amid Republican
iter. •
his political hevabior. ’
Mr. Williama (Mise) made an ar-
gument in favor of his banking hill,,
in reply to Mr Hill. (Conn), contend
ing It would be better to give ths
charter to ths highest bidder
At 525 p m. ths house adjourned un-
til tomorrow.
■a—Inta. .
There are poselWy.’ be said. "ref-
rences in I be papers to and from th*
powers, which if given to the public
would be offensive."
Mr Spooner said it did not occur to
any senators to call for the corTe
spondence relating to the treaty, with 1
Colarbitman saia he believed that ihe
senate may properly call for any cor,
respondence relating to the proposed
canal, and asked for specific informa-
tion on this Question. He put the
question in what he calld a long and
involved form.
Replying to it, Mr Spooner said that i
it was not only long, but had no more |
to do with the resolution than, "the ‛
flowers that bloom in the spring.”
Mr. Bacon took issue with the con-
tention of Republican senators, that
they could not demand information at
the hands o the executive departmen. 1
rhe. Wisconsin eeriatur maintain**!
that eongress is entitled to all papers
bearing on nominations.
Mr. Tillman interrupted him and
said "It is now as it always has been.
If a Democratic president gets up a
tree, the Republican dogs bark at him, i
if a Republican president gets up a l
tree, the Democratic dogs bark at him
it is aRepubican president we are
after now, but it is not unreasonable
to expect the Republican senators to
’join us.
Mr. Bacon said that the President 1
either should send information or ex-
plain why he did not send it. "It mat-
ters not whether the reason be good ur
bad,” said the Georgia senator, ‘the.
President should not be permitted to
withhold information purely or his
own judgment Mr Bacon admitted
there is do remedy in case the Presi-
dent refuse to give the information re-
quested. . ~
Mr. Spooner appealed for such a :
modification of-the pending inquiry as
would render it courteous.
The senate then agreed unanimously
to vote on the resolution before ad-
journment tomorrow, and at 5:41 ad-
journed; __
Lonston. Jan tt.—Th* duhe o' Mart-
bereugh, under sAcretarY fut the colo-
nies received a deputation ut the Erit-
... ish (ottors (rower# association at the
jpon eqlontai office today. The deputation
ide of,wa muchien cpuraged by the govern-
Memphia that Behr knew nothing at mnts attitude The duke espresied
tha erime was releasec today, after ar- tbe sympathy of the government with
rnienment in the eity court. Ths al-; the movement Lo becure an Adeguate
WfM confession which led tn the arrest -aupply ft British-grown cotton 14rFe
wan etther Aus to an Imagination dis- areas will immediatel} be pianted.in"
torted through th- excegsive use of < Want Afriea. The association i satie-
nureotics, or as Hehr M|d. be was jok- hed the work done to past the experl-
ing with tha negres imentai •<»«
... - ' - ... .
tai was being Inyested in Southfn
states because ot the honest adminin-
tratior at artairn at these states by
the white peopie. .
Replying to a qnestionby Mr. Gro--
venof. Mr. Richardsog nata th* law* ot
the South were not keeping away de-
airable 1mmigrants.
Mr. Raker (New York) aglnd If the
Impositton of a tax on the land would
not briug a great inftax of people to
t aoutbern ntate* Sinete tax in the
Soetb. declared Mr. Richaranon, woma
destroy tke farmJg industry or that
xeetio by burdenfng--the fanner in
sueh a wav aa to destkoy all Ma proflu.
Mr. MUI C" h madresmed humaeuz
Ammonlated Fr**e ... .
rmon, Jan, 28 —Th* lateet , ad-
vlv»» to the Amaociated Presa from
3w* to r here. The Dy Mail
and th* Daily feleeradi both report
in tr ft batrsbure dtpate: the
m-imty of further negotiatton- th.
tatt’r —per mMn that the euimusa-
tion ofe erii* is not expected be
torn the feeinniny Of Merch ana re-
pori a nuaden rise en the lit Petur”-
-uA“.pnjso the JUndSHT tom
Tokio e«ra that necain« in Infor-
mation feme » ""• souFe the reeulor
El of Rumien troop- ar. benK
m-a to 'h* Korean Tfronuer,trom
Penu HuanK Chan Mhd other trooP
fss: topr"u‛anlune"e-
terday.___ a.
Tx-Mer-- fee OH. catalry
Recora *peclel.
o-lvestan. Te*.. Jan 25 — The For-
werun neamer riv which ayrived to-
da, from Havana will toad ant for
Cuba wi a caruo at Parana which' are
’ A 1
Military Camp Bill Which Inoldes
Fort Sam Houston.
Assoclated Press.
Washington. J^n. 29.— Another mili-
tary camp site bill was introdue ed today,
which ineluded Fort Mam Houston,
Texas.
it is by Representative Tanini at
California. Th* four siles he selecta
are: Fort Sam Houstn famp Douglas
WIs.. Monterey. Calffornia. aud cone-
wago. Pa
Th* Fort Sam Fouston alts Is to haye
not lean than 19,909 nor mors than 25,-
000 acres.
hla brerther en-icpgRgp Aprt. N -a
daih ole andp-e’men -r02H -9 " e
hat as a remult of their • it nR tran ; Committed m South rest Ar *
getions. (Teurge E prenn own Mu - is . u, pra
126,000, and that whaleyer audvyl. iai rox tan ...
loreng pan! to Macben w 5 in Iaettomss sperta ef che ronrd
ment of an huneat debt Maf hr . I ui inuorrra Fvardaniescsitesate
tor ne ■ on ' ' If ef M d ,, Hniqen west L
what Maddox ani Mi Hnierhadsle reg," t,
- a** eddad ihai hn would pfovg 4-4+} g-,441 ae .
nc. onspiracy . .. H
W • • M Kun
opening remarkn, -ali that Mis 1-/ 2 Egd-epsiigarerin-dn
had teen canalizee by the Moverr . 1 p _ ,,, . i . . _ iq
menit, which had rrrat 1 n * nti
tj Min lorenu broke down and wepi » .
b '■ •: R - - u ‘ from: t ' ■ ′ 1 ,“5
by Mra Marhen and si
Machen # elater Hhe reoverunher so , 1 6.kt IIgi, . ,,,49 ,,
re curng - and necupiali l -
her acromenm*c piace in conrt Me enlyi fi 08 nd.th * HIRE 1
witaens for the derenme egamipje timay thegt J^viL - Ti’iprig
was Minn Ina H Lmotfiarctt, cfief • terkl' ' "Naneriph.’ 1 '
of the bureau tr^ delivety, ihe had "Peei 5 tho* " . i
ne coneluded whnn court sdjuurned.
’ ROSE CONFESSES
agninmt (he-
ioyef
no application for w{it ot h henf
cerpus by J 1” iokromho set eut that I
! he had a(reity been trjed nidattlttee-
ond that the remnindre of th* 09
agaiast-him wAEe for the k***’
ftnse and hv roanon of, the "
bene roquirec he w a । being r-
of his nherty
Mexico • Hr. Mex Jo
e el l'rogreumn, lha
Perecast.
Record Special
Washington, Jan.
cast:
Oklahoma and Indian Territory
—Fair, warmer Friday, Saturday
fair.
Arkamme Fair Frida >, cwMsr
in east portion;. Saturday fair;
1 warmer.
West TexasFair Friday;
warmer in northern portion; Sat-
urday fair
New Mexico— Fair Friday and
Saturday
East Texas—Fair Friday:
warmer in northwest portion:
Saturday fair, warmer, variable
winds, fresh, soufheriy.
Louislana—Fair Friday ; colder
in north portion; Haturday tetr,
warmer: fresh north winds, be-
coming southerly.
Dofaulting Cashier Tells How He
Ruined Produce Exchange Bank.
Associated Presu
ieveland, Ohio. Jan 28 Gecrire A
Kose the alleged defairingcashhieri;p,"2Ee,Lr i tant pSitssteel
of the Proe 3 •• k • a _
eloma.cta don auJanmry mdn,a ‘ 40 inocnur • ta *28 being 421et c,3 •
confe«eton thin evening 1o the 9tnt} <
Whitaker Wright Receives Sentonce
unquittec of, an rvkegrr lo (he ;
—a waa the nume ) n nfrgret,WP '
that he wshein tevrtrnun‛ahid.v14,
" ' ' ‘ A20, 0." 1 ‘ ri brok
-------------- --,re ----- ------ , , ■ • pPPll p . Lrtt ' | i ena porton ae t '.
been orulaniy HHMM W Japau tul i,w ‛maue . ine b nen . reel ... wtgbt tat unt seter
rhat it hun.becr ooinmi - icated to M Fwas tnkes ‘ ’ the 4 ualih ’ ‛ sut. b pies 4 ntei
ANNUAL QUARANTINE ORDER
Secretary Wilson Makes Lines Prac-
tically Same as Last Year.
Associated Press.
Washington. Jan. 29—Secretary
Wilson has issued the annual quaran-
tine order on account of the splenetic
or Texas cattle fever. It As effective
February 1. and includes California.
Oklahoma, Texas and tha southern
states The line in the states of Cali-
fornia. Texas. Oklahgma. Tennessee.
North Carolina. Georgia and Virginia
la made practically the same as last
, I
for he
ive la its Ini
Yet he could no» restrain the thought
that possbly there was a purpose of
using the mailer on the stump.
Her wanted it understood, he said.
uilelesa the
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