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1 i 2 2y 2TIIE 1 I SILVER nsc New per pernsc per i York ou M53 M53per exchange exchangeESTABLISHED New 7 7O TIIE fj II Ei i I SALT I i LKp ii iiJMr f0K IthRA1J IthRA1Jw HIE 6 for Salt Lake LakeESTABLISHED ESTABLISHED ESTABLISHED JUNE 6 1870 StLT LAKE CiTY LIT 1YT UTAU JI iW WDIESDAY SDAY FEBRUARY 19 1902 PRICE FIVE CENTS TELLS OF THE TEMPTATION TEMPTATIONWHICH TEMPTATIONWHICH TEMPTATIONWHICH WHICH BESET UN UNCLE UNCLESector LE SA1 SA1Seaator SAM SAMSenator Sector Warns His Colleagues Golj eagues the Country is isDrifting is isDriftit isDrifting Drifting Driftit Away From Its Moorings MooringsCounseof MooringsDence so Dence the Counseof Co Course1o rseo the AdministratIOn in intMSthle fe Stjhle Stjhlewi hI yiJ QQfspu5se wi Discusses Agujnaldcs Ag jnaldos Capture lU 1TrASH A8HiWOc 8HI Tf Ffb ItIt It It wm wm3r WIUJ WIUJn waN 3r by the senate nte today that fhata I a liiirfi 111M I vote ot on the Philippine Philippineriff riff bill arod rd the pendiag p04l1 amendment amendmentouJd amendmot amendmotnwd ouJd ujd he taken kfl npxt Of Monday Ofld7 alter atteron on 4 VlfHk Iwk The only stipula stipulan I mi mt Uii lH rntaority rnhMrft was that UIIdaya thatia ia day flays 8 debate should be beto beId Id to 9thCS i vehe8 hts not exceeding azceedtn fiftcn fiftcnnutff nrt nrtr nutff nutffenittot enittot Veliinpton spoke tixlay in in4iition Ieilion i 4iition ilion to thf 1 hr pending ndl hill hiliwr mat matnat a aiaur nat iaur wr Sfwait tlat clf Nevada Ne da in support supportthe the meaaurt Mr Ir Wellingtons WCUifl Uin tJns ad adS5 a4thc i4 S5 xAprM r4 th thc Philippine I1 i cstton csttonfMiiv ltlonr fMiiv raiV II HIRet 1 net forth his hi Wfil knows knowsns knn knnr ns forcefully nfCJt HP alwaya Inri ben benrpubli beeanJIbllltJ rpubli nJIbllltJ Mi he siirt a bellevf in tJ Le LesrtC1 estem stem of II b1 i roteetin and a supporter supportera a gold standard i ut rurr urrrlY Tcy iHtt iHtthad hthad thal had fiinr urn rn I ti I th tho parting of the ht ways waysh wa wah hif i irt i ty in 8W 1S when hfn I level leveld eItl ttK tt imperialistic tenderi WLund ks ksJarrd Lund Away From Pr Mooring Mooringh rii 1id v1 i the th United tited Stateis thte govern governt lon governhe4 rn rnho had ho been lured a away vay rom romILJ romILJ1IItIimp its itsuKtimr I3u4jf1I uKtimr rroorini Oifl by the th rfrn arri whi whiof wha whaof hi hiof of European MM IltHun lions th Ut iliis hi gob govmeni IfUVnt meni nt wall va becoming bt 11n a worM or1 power powerdiurg poWErrllurg diurg cutrgd i i that A tjiaInaIio uinaMo had been beenurpd blenurpl bturd urpd hy methods anorliy fl orthy 1I1 ef the theifiiins tMlkans thti ifiiins i i4fl and then I bad be ben eom eomild eomId fmId Id under un dnr durss iis to HWIK tN a proe proenation proeatio nation atio advising hln hi country countryLen inen en to torendr toftndr tortndr rendr rendrMr ftndrIlr Mr Wellington sad that after fer Jie Jieideation belftl JeatIni ideation lftl 1I1I1 lie the treaty of Paris the theritran tbenlran then ritran fran administration had had no nofinite Iff finite Philippine policy It htm ie been beenriitiK beeDilllt beenUtig riitiK illlt he said witnov aim im aad andthnut aadrhnut aadthrut thnut jitiioy jitiioyUP Iy IyU UP ridiculed Mr Lodges asertioa asertioait aaaertoirqIgTea it ringreiis IIJTel should rake naiteto pro proto piotn to th hI Filipinos UMI it when tI1d OiL1d Id a Bet Betrt ae trtgago rtgago ag the fiknonn kllH future in ini IM IMI i of moral he maintained had hadne hadneln ne neln 1091 lo indeed if a kgfadttrre pw pwoud pooud pe oud ud not he kept kt I Ilifted III I lrztitI 1111 IIltJ3tjn Mr wet weti Wet6t Wet6tt4 lifted i lItM t4 a belief 11et that a ftreatWMr ftreatWMrTiinent tl1lnpnt Tiinent prohabJy pr babh between ytyc 1 I Jaoan ant nU due very JlJItIiJbjklns KlMlJr I bj bjklns aking np ol liiak 1111 1111Ilr thIntMr vMr Mr WeiHntton Weiltng referHagxie 1f tha tb8ulh ho South ulh Africa where toe tileillC rugllng illC ugllng lIng for to freedom lft in hfeewoMJM falsew falsewr ry 1 aid Had ow opn own ownn te ten pn miiltleM RUHt lJtIIt lees of Fibpint P1piatId BtaeftT BtaeftTmr Id 1 Ip extfoIW mr mrnniten ir irflnblet nniten nnI et nstkm tim thAt tbtthaa has ever fought fr freeqon freeqonDiIC1llMS free4oiiDiscnasea lom lomZHscnmn ZHscnmn Batt3e of Santiago Santiagoli I li I pinion fljOfl wan wa that in the Phlllp the th inhabitant ou ought tI ht to be per pern porto I ill to egtaUlsh thtlr own govern governiii iii under und the he protection if necessary the Inlted 1IIIlt State Staterooi StatNmlll ttaterorn rooi the beginning of tbe he war in InIllppin the th i Illppin lippmes lipp It was evident he a insisted insistedit it would ould continue until the bitter bitterinjected bitt Ithat that III I until the PlUpa08 shaull 8hou I injected or absolutely extermi extermiTO extermiTOSUMMON dTO TO TOSUMMON SUMMON UTAH MEW MEWSeveral ME rSeveral I ISever Several 1 Will Probably be Re Requested Requested Requestedto quested questedto to Go Goto to the theCapital theCapital theCapital Capital CapitalSpecial CapitalSIial CapitalSpeelat Special to The Herald HerahLallhlnn 1 ashlncn Feb IS UWhiIe 1rhi While the I Iappropriation 18 18I laapprapjatjon I appropriation lllr prlation bill was undrr undrrCation uIMINraion eratjnn Cation in the house today tOdaXllt Henre flepreItth Henreuu llt Itth uu Sutherland to tok occasion to toa td tdl kf a sp SIfh oh on the subject II1Ib of in inVJiation Inu 11 VJiation JIlilion of land He took the titi Idnl id i nfB nt niemwge with reference to toing tlr ing up of the Indian JncI tribal tribaljmi 1 tf1a ITI jmi putting tbe Indiar on his I 1 midual renronslMlity oOn lbtJtt1 chiefly ehle as I 2 ttx a nifi ir 1 spoke lke of 0 the general eneraI po po1 Al I tr frMking king up and opening to ti 11mnI tI i n1nt nt of the th vi viland varloa Jltftlan reeer on onI I 1It1PlanrJ land ai took as an illos iII I1tOh Irnor fair air and ul inlt eaultaMe method of 1 1cevatIo II cevatIo ev tlona the bill 1ur 1ue In 01 house hou TV himself and andn ai I 1 iil Ih senate for the opening tb I ntah rettervaUon Which he hesentod i il ijtJ niIpntfd sentod jtJ justice tee the In Inrand I Ini I i I StJlhnranrJ su hra rand ml expeets to set a hew hewopening 1 II th opening opt nln bill 1l befvre ttut ttutniitee tt niitee tf in the course of a ai i lays laysmmlttee iaympiitt Ii hmlltte4 mmlttee mpiitt waictt will raves ravesof IIIv 11 tho Isirt of Indian lands has hastPiy he a II tPiy outlined its plans plansA I rn A ins has furnished the thenil l11i nil It a lint of persons whom waoniiiimned IIh 1i iiiimned and the tb rterk of ofvii UoI II1 vii 11 iamie ilea subpoena subpoenail au aubpoisathat il that several ral Utah men a tIII1 hI l7I who wU 11 be called to 0 I hilI Senator Pawling will willvh wi ii iivhheyare I vh vhheyare hey are a kiIt rlp 1 ha rg rgee against TNt I QIil1td i ififd rd register of the th Unlt at 101 1101 iiI TKO at Coeur dAlene filp i nil MV reached here and have haveMII MII Ih the senate IUhi committee committeends a amis 111111 nds fore ror whom bom Tosts Toststrading 1t sI I trading 1 1dln Senator Dthe I otr aiit a ia the Ih charges II re of soch lAIC hat it IK I doubtful If the tb tbrepofl I report rC lOrt favorably 11 BOOM BOOMui ulO upo a 1 1 ui laltln laltlnOil ion ionOH OH WELL WE IA A GUSHER GUSHERtnTheHeniM GUSHERi 4 4 rJ i i 111 tnTheHeniM tnTheHeniM1Robert In Th 4 4 HrJt 1Robert Howmdf Howmdft flow flowtIeton5notUnit48tat nrInl tIeton5notUnit48tat II to tOT of Unlteel StILt 4 nr Wlllam BowarI rc I i 4 4omin I rnmlng omin from the we IJ 4 ilh IM Hafaf1 ta1 Oil OSIJJI Pany in inht1 i ht1 tn CuUfltry uBr3r He says that thati thatln 4 ft t11E there tbe JQa from IJ WalC ln throWID8 throwin win od wI water fin i 4 Ftnl th1 i liltthing hter like seventy lleVfntye in llp It 4 tir a high the der derattor dfrt 4 4 flhItor IIl attor tor Co Coy Daqbr bad ju8t jujfrom 111 from and WaH wa un 4 lnonld whet to do under the 4 I1lan TtaflC5 tl but rh weald PI pElbiy pElbiyof bIY Orn klhr rEturn of Manage tU 4 rnojn eIdnt Artb Atjhur Lee of th thl1t the 4 an arnt 1 IL l1t nark the 4 4 Lkp LkpwhOM whOM home 111 It Itt lt Salt SaltTcon 100 Tcon tn left here LMi fter ftern ft ftk vell ell aDd Will be adtra back 4 ra IlOhohlltty hility Thursday TbuMltla even evenI tt I Peseta incidentally tal frwn the Philip PlbJI PlbJICab Philipa I fvec a lo Cab Mr WeOfeigtoa referred referredjb ieferredthe jb tp i the battle eff SMtttgJv attageb where wit ere the theAmerican UteAtIIftIea1a themvlcan American A aqttadxon 1Ieed 1Ieedt he tfeetered was wawT 11 4er the command coieuusn ar of ot1Iicu Saur Admiral Admiralfreeo fPeo I inijsoo freeo but was tad hjr th Mary Maryad id ad hero Admiral Schety chyee Vfew ee that moment he oontbiued the eutt Vww won A a4aI artrnl Schlejr Schlejreitnwmnded Scbleitnnanded eitnwmnded 4ed lIfIU the vevKto et the Ame Ame1e Amef AmefUadror Ameequadr 1e 1 1t equadrer equadr Uadror in that enwagament gBlDehtHe Jrte Jrteoo iteWod IDOII oo In the MMct of tBwfbmtUe that and andW aadout on out as no battle ever was won W8l1reo he here ft re But the th admtotatratlon tlOR ha been beenu betaujlll be bes a anjus to bun at It has bean be4nto to Lbs Lbsbt Cubans bt and miptooB He has itot tnefived re rereceived received received that meed of orprallKt prals tutd credit that betontfi i eIODilte him ui hut an effiirt baa 1tumaeif baasa he sa mao maeif to hewirch Irch hint sad ad to de detoaet 4Iet 41erect toaet rect rjM 4HMct awl Qilbttt Qilbttth ft ZbenI ZbenIrut Uta trwh rut and andI iffMf i Mr I Weain tan referred JIetenedhi iMBgeaMBy JiteiIsntaJ JiteiIsntaJo Nr bin rt fUWltb eutse mec with the tlte1Ra tel ktAs ktAsent PHtl dent ent MeKMbjrcertcerntnr MKh4sy rnbrt the mttflwi tO Han t4 of th the tn of Paris lIet lIetow ha went wentov wsniVe ov ow Ve the vrhota eiluation uation with the wee i ident he beltiIIW 6 nsd and made plain te him himt sant he fW Wejfh WIitigton e4on on never wo WCMJW WCMJWh een eent rseat seat to vo vote eallBjr fr any proportion which whichemplated Ida 41 emplated tte permanent ptormaneuttJc owwpftCKlA owwpftCKlAof of ti tlc Phi PhiIIpp p9tee by tM United UH11e4t 8UUM 8UUMHe MalsaNatnerous Natnerous toUs Bills Pa Po sQd sQdae od odlie He maintiOMd dialnt nid that our ourMr oa oatbe ourthe the ipaeb Wui id SdMOSISK1 SdMOSISK1c 1A 1AeC eC the uoii Eore thmII thmIIMi 1 Mr Stewart StewvtetJftvada MMtev MMtevsenate at JIevad diNl8jl adieere tJle LIa leflte I senate 3eM te in aotiti aotitiit at the admlftMrit mJn seWs 8 Ph Phiie psy He 13 deel dedItaOee ee it tMtrae absolutely lY lYtid tSati tSatiwu A Awas wu nor fertttttfea tid on the purt of fit80fIDIneM ofgorerninejrt ogoernmeat gorerninejrt tu taatitute apveantnet oatnnial ldeln oatnnialThe pveantnet in tbe tbeenslave 1I I1ttttl1tIw 110 enslave 1 people peopleTb Jt Jtne The Tb PhitftpttUi Pbl PhIIbbO tax tIIUW dk mtMUfc ap HH tpid a seide de ST a deg 7 and th thi MAw MAwnueifrt I Wi wp4 wp4Apui1ag nueifrt nueifrtF Apui1ag 3 1IiM 7M for the OWot tapMv tapMvJP ave aveat JP of the leetuioa buikBMe ktItc GWned wned wnedhiBC hiBC Om Umt Umtd A State at Te Ja J19J Zapai Mi 1 be naatae imnj rtje UeutflmiHt 19J Bt rnntmamln A AIIs Ji IIs Fraflk IV Clarke Clarketf ierkeIi i Ii tf UniMd 11 3Utep nattamil muse mUBekn miuoHm4 Hm4 kn 1141 A Ato enI nl WWtwn A Taylor TaylorW TatlorWUM WUM Jniey I2ly JL A CarKoR aaito ajjff a John Johnor I i Se Sehtte I tu tho depgtsae aJ ztgri ztgriII9OStbOIJK 1I tut lt II9OStbOIJK rrl1Md Lded itd qmip or btth fi the ift government wvernmei nmeat of fJw fh Venelt FNn irenchIniWts Veneltas ll llpaw paw IniWts tp to ntatd 6 the jwiwk4m Urn 11mW 11mas I Itin ndfset rsat atu atuIs as Is the Ih Black Hawk rar rarnole ar Creek 2I berokee rolltte dl dtsturbeawe tur turnolf ffC ffCrolltte Cflffit1 Cflffit1nnle nole war W8l5 pri prlvkltn pre1diiiP vtdtne fcf the Introduc JntJOd lnrodticion tion ion of testimony te Umony in behalf of the de leendan fendant ft J1dan in all ti II preliminary hearings 1rin 8 of ofa ofcrimJnal ofa a criminal nature providing fora for a mon monument monUmtDt monUment ument to mark the site of the Fort Phil Kearney massacre mall cre to provide for foran foran foran an additional circuit judge in the Sec Second SecI1d Seeod ond od judicial circuit to reimburse cer ceram tain am persons rso tJ who expended moneys and andurnihed furnished supplies In repelling Inva Invasions 1nvtsion sions and suppressing Indian hostilities hostilitieswithbt ho hootilitleswithig UIIUes withbt with the thtrritorll1ll1mitsofthestate thtrritorll1ll1mitsofthestateof territorial limits of the state stateof of Nevada NevadaPOWER POWER OVER ROCKIES ROCKIESRecord ROCKIESRecord ROCKIESRecord Record Long Distance Transmis Transmission Transmission sion of Electricity Claimed Claimedby by Montana ontana Line LineHelena lineHena LineHelena Helena Mont oot Feb lS 1s1be The largest largestlongest largest1cJnfttIt largestlongest longest lransmissl JI8mlestft of eteetrtelty in tn tnworld the tboWorld thewrld world has Just been en comHetert by the Missouri River Power company trana trananttting tranmIsting nttting tttillK power from Its dam andplant amd plant at atthe atthe the Missouri river to Butte ButteThe ButttThe ButteThe The length le of this th line i is sUtyTfiv sUtyTfivmiles lXlltiveBlUft sixtyf1YemUes miles crossing the main rang rang of the Rocky motmtalns at an aKtto aititedo of 73IW i feet and a spur of the main ivngc at atalmost atan atalmost almost an equal height This TIt power line lineconvey lineconvp convey HXNOhonm 1tGC bone power power pow which is all allthe altthe the power available allable at th the dam at pres present ptffIent prs prsent I ent although a1tbfJ the installation ln taUadon of the thetransmiesifvn thetransmiasin transmiesifvn plant I intended to convey I double that quantity when the additional additional4am darn a contemplated br the company for forwMeh forw forwhteh wMeh a site ite has been eelectert lected to corn contDieted 00 00tfd Dieted DietedThe tfd tfdTb The Tb transmission tranRmhl line lin consist of tw twcomplete tw twplete twetnnplote complete plete line on parallel poles of three threetarKc large cabins ca bit each eachBAD earhBAD PlLCbs a aBAD BAD BLACK MAN CUTS CUTSI CUTSOFF 1 OFF OEF HIS VICTIMS HEAD HEADMemphis HEAD1I HEADMemphis Memphis 1I phis Tenn Feb 18 lA A Scimitar Scimitarpedal Scimitarfrom imllar imllarJectal pedal Jrom from Gallatin Tenn says saysCharlie SSCharlie saysCharlie Charlie Finn colored grabbed a man manlaat manJut manlast Jut nifht bt dragged dra ld him into int an alley alleyand alleyaDd alleyand and cut off his ls head with ith a razor Finn Finnwaa Finntracked Finntracked waa tracked with bloodhounds and cap I bred Much uch excitement prevails and anda a lynching is probable pro Finn a few fewjreara tnIll fewaiaee jreara Ill anwe slatted hed Marshal George Nathan of this tb city with a razor thirty thlrt thlrtftD even ftD times tint the latters head almost amo being severed from the th body For this thiscrime thisrime thiscrime crime Finn was sent to the state ata te prison for two year yearChicago yeersChicago yeeraClle aClle aClleOhicaKo Chicago Banks Consolidate ConsolidateChicago ConsolidateChicago Chicago Feb 18 8t The Poet says to day da The Corn Exchange bank an announced auDOWICed announced nounced unofficially unotliCiaU today the absorp lion to of the Merchants bants National bank The report Ort came as a great reat surprise InIrpri to financiers in i the city dt who had no idea thai the tb genera ral progress of bank bankamalgamation bankamallUftatlo11 bankainalganiation amalgamation would affect these prom In inent nt Institution Official announce announcement announcement ment of the deal I will 11 be made tomor tomorrow tomoor row ro PrwWent Preii dent I Blair of the Mer MercbanU Merchant Merehants chant National lonal bank would not ceo linn or deny the th fet of the consoli dation QYudvbi1ts Yudvbi1ts Hderbiks Car Derailed DerailedElkhart DerailedElkhart DerailedElkhart 1 Elkhart Itid Feb Fe 18The engine drawinr drain a Lake Shore passenger train trainoutlining trainI tottntng I outlining the he private oar of 1 1i i Vanderbilt ws is partially derailedthis derailedthismornln derailed thlt I Imornii I mornln at Kendalvllie ndalIII cinders Ind rs ana anI anIlire I lire 1 ice cloggct the fro frog at a crowing trOl8jngI I causing using tht accident The passenger pas rwere I were shaken by ie the sudden stopping of the train but no one on was WI hurt hurtI hurtGageGethaJ i I Illl fGge rGge Gge GageGethaJ Gets a Job JobN I Ie New York Pb 18 ISAt At a special I 1 1nketlng oetlng today of the trustees truste of the United States Trust company John A Stewart tendered hi his resignation of the office of president nt and recommended i that Lyman Lymaa1 Gage former fC secretary of the treasury be chosen his sue suereasor SUlfewr suet reasor It was understood that Mr Gage would accept a iJ4 Vi i 1 HERE pf pfDE DE LOSE1EOtS LOSE1EOtSI 1 vti iEGOt I RY 13 1s 1sNlSS DEUJEP HI NlSS I Too Too1ERwEY MUc MUcrER rER 1ERwEY 1ERwEYi WEPJty WEPJtyc 1 i PJIOPiIRI L1i I 1 rtrrI rtrrIU Tr VtE 1HEt i1 Is wI 1tWLLPtR JIWCE I IWCE F08I1HE iO zi ilNU OF jti 1 1t 4 1 1I I I WHT 1lJ fljEi4JUR I I i FtraJ1iJ FtraJ1iJF ii rti I i 1 Ec 4 4f 4 r4sI Ltrri tGiroo kcoEt 4 coEt 4 i ir 1 I 4 A 1 4 4i4JLi i4JLi i i I 0 4 711i ihe le Corning a Irrigation I Congm CongmjSy Cong4ess jSy fiS TKyiwy gjteS SSJK jffi rajSy iUM MAIDE ADAf AM OLM OLMActress ci ciActress I Actress Demand on the Govern Government Government Government ment is to be Given Con Consideration Consideration Consideration sideration siderationS siderationSlCCial siderationSiocisI SlCCial ecial to The Herald HeraldWashirKton HI1ildWa u15uLWashlagton WashirKton Wa blrJtun Feb IS 1 ltSeuetor Seiwtor Warren Warrentoday WarrentOOay Warrenoday today reported fr trIUQ the seHHte etltC pimlttee lnlIIUeeon pimltteeon tS on claims an omnibus claims bill Il carrying carryineran an a appropriation of approximately JOa 900 te to pay a large Ll number of fcluitnfl fcluitnflagainst Clltllnlagainst tislinagainst against a the government some of them themdating tlwtl1dating themdating dating back to the war of 1S12 1St Th Thwestern Tbo Tbowetern Thwestern western claims included were as fol follows follows foiows lows lowsGllraan lowsGilman ows owsGliman Gilman Sawtelle Priest River RIv Ma libt2oro Ida2OTO J28TO 2OTO for BtiboUting suheistingtreoin tr treoj up on his rancn ranmIn ranonn In i 1877 Nathan Tanner Sedgwick county countyColorado countyColorado countyCoorado Colorado stores 5tOCNand and auwUltat furnished furnishedtroops tqr ftirltlShtdroops hd hdtroopll troops roops during the civil war 120 state of ofWyoming Wyoming 7000 7000 for care of Yellowstone YellO Yellowstonepark wshmc wshmcpark park prior to appropriation for this pur purpoae purby purpoe poe by nationalg naUonalJvenunent naUonalJvenunentThe national gqvernjnent gqvernjnentThe vernjnent vernjnentThe The bill refers to the court of claims claimsfor claimsfor claimsfor for judgment the claim the heirs of ofWilliam ofWilliam ofVllIlaja William Klskaddea amounting to 121600 121600for nuoofor 2itOOfor for lo 10fJ8 leases xu sustained talned by UJlliasi lliarn Kiskad Kiskadden Jlskadden jiskadden den in 1862 lS of horses and mule by reason reasonof realOl1of reasonof of an an enforced march in transporting tJ3 sportln the thebaggage thebaggagt thebaggage baggage and equipment of th the First Colo Colorado Colorado Cob Cobredo rado infantry from Denver to Port Union UnionN UnlolNo UnlwK No The heirs of Ktekadden are areMaude arelaude areMasde Maude Adams the actress act and William WilliamKiskadden WIlUamKiskaddfn WilliamKiskadden Kiskadden jr of Colorado The senate senatetoday senatetoday senatetoday today passed Senator Warrens bill mak making makta makins ins an appropriation a to build a monu monument monumont mont ta to mark a 1 the thesite site tto of lfgF the Fort rfPni rfPniKearney Phil PhilKearney PhilKearney Kearney Indian massacre ma acre In Wyoming WyomingELECTIONS WyomingELECTIO1S omlng 810 810ELECTIONS ELECTIONS IN PENNSYLVANIA PENNSYLVANIALively PENNSYLVANIALlvelyContest Lively LlvelyContest Contests Conteatsin in the Cities of the theKeystone theKeystone theKeystone Keystone State StatePhiladelphia StatePhiladelphia ate atePhiladeJpbla Philadelphia Feb 18 18EI ISElectlonS Elections ti0118 were wereheld werebekl werebelt held throughout Pennsylvania today todayfor todlttor todayfor for municipal and borough roll oflicprs oflicprsThere OIIc trS trSThere rs rsThere There was no general vote either for fcrcounty forcounty forcounty county or state officers In some some sec secUOHS sectiGBS seeLions Lions of the state t1e the recent recen heavy J1eavyIfpowstonn heavydpowetornt snowstorm had nfade the roads almost almostimpaaable aJmostlmpu almostlmpaeeable impaaable and a light Ih vote was the thereult theresult result but in most sections a heavy heavyvote heavyvote heavyvote vote was polled especially in the larger largercities tergercities rger cities Local issues predominated in inthe inthe inthe the various contests cont ts general neraJ politics politicsnot politicsnfJt politiesnot not entering as a rule In settlement settlementof of lights fightsThus lightsTh lightsThus Thus Th in Philadelphia the candidates candidatesupp candIdatesupp can lidatee lidateesupp upp supp upp rted rted ted by the Republican City and andstate andstate andslate state leaders swept everything elect electIng electi electlag lag i all the candidates eBdl a for the more im important important portant offices and nearly all the ward wardofficers wardoflkers wardofficers officers This also included a big ma jnajorityfor majortty maJority jorityfor jortty for the the5OMOtIG 5QMQM improvement improvementloan loan loanOn lOAnOn loanOn On the other hand Pittsburg was wascarried wasC8rried wasearrieti carried by those opposing the state and andcity andcity andcity city administration the independent independentRepublicans iDd IndependentRepublitans JWndent JWndentRepubHuns Republicans having formed a coalition coalitionwith ClHtJltlO3with ioUtioswith with the Democrats and the head or orthe orthe cithe the citizens fitl party in the ether cities citiesas eltietas as stated local teases IMUM were fought out outScran outScranton Scran Scranton ton elected Costello Demo Demoerr err frt for mayor Wllkeebarre elected electeda I a publican mayor Charles Price PriceReading PritReading PrireBanding Reading gave av 856 majority for Edward EdwardTeaser dwari1 I ITeager Teaser Democrat for mayor At 1 Har Harrisburg Warrlsharg risburg Vance Connie Democratic Democraticcandidate DemocraticI candidate for mayor IB elected by 2060 2060majority 2O 2Omajority OOO OOOmajorlt I majority McCormick is but 39 9 years yearsold Sold old and was captain of Yales foot football footboil ball team of 1M3 1M3At 1S13At I2At At Lancaster the antiQuay Repub Republicans RepubIlcanS licans joined with the Democrats Democratsagainst DemocratsaInst Democratiagainst against Cheater Che t4 Cummings the Qua QuayRepublican QuaRepublican QuaRepublican Republican candidate for mayor but butCummings butCummlntS tCummings Cummings was elected elect by nearly nean 1200 1200majority 1OOmajority I Imajority majority At midnight a conservative conservativeestimate testhnate estimate at Pittsburg indicates that thatthe the administration a has saved five out outof tof of nineteen nlnete select a id twelve out of offiftyone offtttyone 01 01iiftyone fiftyone common councilmen Repub Republican Rep RepUbIlcan lican City Chairman Chalrm Brown con concedes concedes concedes cedes the election tJor of Larkin Citizens CItizensby by about 5000 majority ma orJty but would give givino no figures on 0 council councilDr councilDr Dr Hall iaIi is Dead DeadLondon DeadLondon I London Feb 18 18Tbe The Hey Newman i Hall It I former fonn fOr chairman cMlrm an of the tb Con ConaregatJonat Congregotional i gregational union UI uui who wl had tsome been ill fer to tosea some time past died di 4t Sip i dock 6 this thismorning Uui Uuiniag morning nlas Dr Hall was born May ay 22 PfA efvjRlTSSrfftlfjW74 efvjRlTSSrfftlfjW74r Boer teadersina Leaders in a Letter Letterto to Represe Representative ntativeCochran Cochran Suggest Suggestaplan SuggestaplanbyWhich aPlan aPlanby aPlanbyWhich by byWhich Which They Believe BelieveHostilities Hostilities Could be beEnded beEndedSay Ended EndedSay EndedSay Say Britains Fightis Fight is For Gold 1 tP 7ASHJNGTON Feb 1 lSRepresen lSRepresenV Represen RepresenyY yY tativo Cochran of Missouri 1ltftSoutr two twoweeks fo foweeJaJ tcoweeks weeks ago introduced a resolu resolution resolution tesolution tion inviting Paul Kruger to visit visitthe visittheUnited the theUnited theUnited United States as the theguest guest of this thiscountry tillsCountry thlscountry I country Yesterday Mr Cochran re received leceived rcceived ceived a letter signed by three mem members mem members menihers I bers of the Boer delegation quartered quarteredat qu rtEred rtEredat at Brussels thanking him and all who whoare whoare 1ho 1hoare are supporting his efforts for the nable nableinterest n8 le leInterest interest they the are taking in the two twoBoer tOBoerrepubJlcs twoBoer Boer BoerrepubJlcs BoerrepubJlcsThe republics republicsThe republicsThe The letter reviews from rom the Bqer Bqerstandpoint Bqerstandpoint Bqerstandpoint standpoint the causes eau es which led up to tothe tothe tothe the war and declares that Great Brit Srifain Britain rit ritsUn ain Inventedpretext Invented pretext after pretext pre xt to tobring tobring bring on aconflict a con fct and that thatht herwhole herwholepurpose het whole wholepurpose hoJ hoJpurpose purpose was to secure the extensive extensivegold exteaslvegold extensivegold gold minesof mines of the Transvaal inpursu inpursuance In pursu pursuance pursuance ance of a settled national na oual polio to tocontrol tocontrol tocontrol control all gold mines wherever possi possible Dossible pessihue ble either by purchase Or seizure in inorder Inorder inorder order that Great Britain may com command command cornmend mand the worlds industries The lat latPREACHER letPREACHER ittPREACHER PREACHER IN THE THEPLorj THEPLorjHusband PLOT1 PLOT1Husband PLOT PLOTHusband Husband of MissStonesCompan MissStonesCompanion Miss Stones CompanI ion Arrested For Alleged AllegedConspiracy AllegedCanspiracy AllegedConspiracy I Conspiracy ConspiracyParis fParis i Paris Feb IS 1STbe The Temps this even evenIng fIenIng Ing publishes a dispatch from rum Constantlnople Con Constantinople Constantinople stantinople which announces that Miss MissEllen MissEllen IIssEllen Ellen 1 Stone has been released by bythe bythe bythe the brigands brtgan who have held her cap Cap capLive tive since slnc Sept 3 last and ha hube ban banhanded nbanded nbanded banded over in good health to the thedragoman thedragoman I Idragoman dragoman of the American legatttu legatttuThe legalipitThe sau sauThe The dispatch adds that the he Rpvet Rpvetend Rjtverend Rverend end Tsilka has been arrested arrest on the thecharges thecharges thecharges charges of complicity in the thekldnaplng thekldnaplngof kidnaping kidnapingof of Miss Stone StoneLondon StoneLondon 1 1London London Feb IS ISThe The Rev Tsljka Tsljkawho Tslkawho Tailkawho who according to the Constantinople Constantinoplecorrespondent Constantinoplecorreepondent I correspondent ofTemps of mps la a dispatch dispatchannouncing dl5iMdchannounting announcing the release of Miss lis Stone Stonehas Ston Stonehas I has been arrested on ttff tliitafe hafgfe ocomplicity ocomplicity of ofcomplicity complicity in ii the kidnaping of the mis missionary mitsionary mm mmsionary sionary is the husband husb ndof of Mme Ime Tsjlka TsjlkaMiss TIkaMiss Miss Stones companion It was an announced annOUlCed announeed nounced recently rffeuUythat that the ToirkigH rJ TJIEkIIdIthoritles faII au authorities uthorlUtts thorities suspected the Rev TsilkR of ofcomplicity 9CrompUdty ti ticomplicity complicity in the abduction ot otIJB Mw MwStone MSStone Stone CI lIB lIBPearson Pearson is to Qp QpChicago GgChIcago Chicago Feb 18 lSAt At a meeting of ofthe ofU oftite the executive committee of the board boardof board9C Vtrustess of trustees of Northwestern ortbwe tern university it was as decided decldedto to accept the resigna resignation ref resluation a tion of Professor Charles Pearson Pearsonwhose Pearonwbose Vwhose whose criticism of Biblical BlbUc 11 miracles miracleshas mlr cles cleshas has provoked prOOkdsomuchdISCUSSlonThIS prOOkdsomuchdISCUSSlonThISaction so much discussion This Thisaction Thisaction action of the trustees will take effect Vimmediately immediately and they th have announced announcedthey announcedthe they the will not consider the th matter matteragain Jnatteragain matteragain again unless public opinion demqdsItacaa demands It ItStreet acaa 0 0Street I Street Car System Sold SoldSan SoldSan San Francisco Franc Feb IS ISTbe The Exam Examiner ExamIner Examiner I iner says that it has hasintormaUon information to the theeffect theeffect theeffect effect that the Baltimore syndicate syndicateI syndicatewhich syndicatewhich I which has been negotiating for the theMarket theMarket I Market street Sutro and Sutter street streetrailroads aueetrailroads streetrailroads railroads will close its i option on Feb Vi7 27 i7 The paper says that for the th Mar Market Marlut Marhat Febj hat Street railway approximately 414 14 143000W 3000W will be paid and for the Sufro Sufroland Su Sulrtand ro roand and Sutter lines 2000800 Thesyji Th Theyudicate 1 1 dicate already has the San Matro Matrowhich teo teowhich te tewblch which cost It about 51300000 erin closing closin appeals to heroic berolc and andgenerous andgenerous generous America to intervene Inter ne in be behalf behaJf half of the Boers and says saysSince saysSince Since England will not permit permitfriendly permitfriendly perniiifriendly friendly intervention invite her to a acongress 3congress congress of the nations and nd see wheth whether er such a congress called jn the inter interest interQst est of peace will be ignored England Englandwould Englandwould Englandwouci I would not dare to refuse to attend attendsuch attendsuch I such a a congress if called by the United UnitedStates UnitedStateR UnitedStates I II States and participated in by four or orfive orfive 0 five of the powers poiversThe powersTht The maxims of your our republic republicequality republicequality equality justice liberty Ubertybave have been beenthe beenthe beerthe the chief means of building the great greatrepublic greatrepublic grealrepublic republic and its highest purpose purposeshould purposehould purposishould should be the preservation of other otherlands otherlandf lands whose people aspire to similar similarblessings similarblessing airnilaiblessings blessings We Ve shall continue to hope hopetha hopethlt hopEthtt tha thlt you and other members of your yourcongress yourcongress youicongress congress whose hearts have been beentouched beentouched beertouched touched by the noWe nobiesicrifices sacrifices andbrave and andbrave anc ancbrave brave deeds of the people of our repub republic repubUc republie lie may prevail upon your our great coun country countrJ try to undertake the termination of the thewar thewar war in South Africa AfricaON ACrlcaON ON TRIAL TRIALFOR FOR HIS HISllFE HISllFEWoodward LIFE LIFEWoodward Woodward the Alleged Bandit 2 I ISlayer I I I Slayer of Sheriff is 5 Ar Arraigned Arraigned Arraigned raigned raignedSpecial raignedS raignedSeeia1 Special lal to The TheCheyenne Herald Cheyenne Ch enne Wyo yol Feb eb lXhe 1 The trial of Charles Woodward was opened at Casper today but a jury was 1IS not secured Twen ty Jurors were examined and a venire issued for thirty more It is said hew ever er that a Jury will be gotten by to to morrow nlrht nlrhtThe nlhtThe nihtThe The attorneys for the th defense feftse Bennett Bennetth Hescn made a motion to postpone the th trial on the ground that the aetwIoK nei tews law a of hItS under which the jury is belts beiDIC ic organized are a invalid but Judge Bramell It overruled the motion and the work of getting getU a jury proceeded The alleged all ed murderer seemed to be in a better mood today tooa than at any time since sine his arrest He talked and laughed with wit those about him and did not seem to fear fee the fate that is In store for him himTO himliD himTo liD liDTO TO NAME NAM EFORTS FORTS AFTER AFTERHEROES AFTERHEROES AFTERV HEROES OF THE ARMY ARMYWashington ARMYVa ARM I IV Washington Va hlngton Feb IS 1SSomeUme lsome Some time ago ag the war department adopted the policy policyof polkof of renaming the forts of the country countryafter cou tr yafter after distinguished military men of the Lb United States This principle has now nowbeen no a abeen been carried further by christening the th batteries at various forts with the thenames thenames Lb Snames names of men who have figured con conspicuously conspicuously I Ispicuousiy spicuously in the countrys history A Ageneral Agenar i igeneral general genar order made public by the de department department i ipartpient partment today gives a a list of the thenewly thene Lii Le Lenetily newly ne named batteries together with a abrief abrief brief sketch of the persons rsons thus hon honored honored hotored ored In the list is the name of the theJate the1ate Lb se seJate I Jate President McKinley whose name nameifi Le ifi now given to the fortifications on onGreat onGreat oGreat Lefl fl I Great Diamond island Portland har harbor harbor hatbor bor Maine MaineTiffany is Dead DeadNew Tiffany TiffanyisDead VNew New York Feb 18 18Charles Charles Tif Tiffany rfany fany senior member of the Jewelry jewelriIrm firm of Tiffany Tifran Co died today at athis atpis tt tthis his home in this city cit of pneumonia He Hewas Hewas ewas was 90 years ears old He has been ill only onlya oni onia I a feW ew daVR da days Vlllt but bad Viol twu been keptconfi kept Iron confine nnnfSnarf nnnfSnarftofbeofor led ledt dt tofbeofor tbf7d 1befor Jor some time as a consequence eof I Iof of a a aon fall tll on Oct 6 when wbenhe he was ser serously serj serjously kously ously injured NOTES A CHANGE CHANGEIN IN ROOSEVELT ROOSEVELTTexas 4 4Texas Texas Legislator Tells How the thePresidentHas thePresident thePresidentHas PresidentHas President Has Switched SwitchedSAYS II IISAYS 4 4SAYS SAYS HE IS UNDER CONTROL CONTROLASSERTS CONTROLt CONTROLAssF4Ts ASSERTS ASS AssF4Ts TS CHIEF EXECUTIVE EXECUTIVEDOES EXECUTIVEDO DOES DO DOESBIDDING BIDDING OF OFLEADBRS OFLEADBRSf LEADERS LEADEKSWASHINGTON 4 Vw 111 SHINGTON Feb 18 ILThe The noose noosetoday heu heun heas heaswent WASHINGTON today went into committee of ofthe ofthe the whole wholeand and took up considera consideration consideration cousideratton tion of the Indian appropriation bill It Itwas was 8 agrVed as that tbt general debate should shouldcontinue ahouldcontinue continue today and tomorrow after afterwhich afterleh which leh the bill shall be open to amend amendment amendment ment under the ihremlnute rule ruleMr JIIeMr Mr SbeI Sherman 1RIt of New York who is isIn isIn In charge chargeof rgeQf of the bill announced that thatin thatIn in view of i the fact that mjiny BY members membersin mbelJ mbelJIn in general debate del lte desired to speak on onnatters onmatters matters net sermane to the bill he hewould hewDuld would reserve reservehis his opening address addressMr addressMr Mr Burleson BurJes of Texas then made a aspeech aOIl speech on the stitiject stIect of trusts He Hespoke Hespoke spoke of the Strenuous One Who had hadveceeded badueeeeded veceeded to the presidency last fall falland fallM4 and contracted his Minneapolis speech speechlast speec1llist last summer with 1 the utterances in inMB MB message Mf pieseagoa OR the trust Question Be Before Berre fore itis 11 His aseenefou IoAto to the presidency he hehad behad had spoken of trust barons and mo monopolists monopoHstc nopolists afterward of captains of in industry mdnstlj dustry all of which he declared in indicated Indicated dicated that the president was con controlled eoDtrolled controfted trolled by bl the th fortes in the Republican Republicanparty Republicanparty party which had the past protected protectedtrusts protectedtruaUi protectedtrusts trusts trustsWhat truaUih trustsV What at is the Democratic DftltO erat Ie governor of ofMontana Montana doing to prevent the big bi rail rallreaJT raUcaifn I reaJT caifn ianiergetht merger et i in thenorth thenortbwest west asked askedMr askedMr askedMr Mr Tawney Tawne of Minnesota MinnesotaIf If he is not in line with the gov governar govern ern emit ernar your your state responded Mr MrBurleson MrBurl Burleson Burl son then I repudiate him himHe himH himHe He is not not retorted Mr Ir Tawney Tawneyand Tawneyand and he repudiates you youMr Ou OuWr Mr Hill of Connecticut followed with withan withan an hour hours speech fa support of his bill Milto billto to make silver dollarsredeemable dollars redeemable In Ingold Insold i gold goldMr I Mr Ir Shafroth of Colorado answered answeredMr aDWeredlJ Mr lJ HIlL He read from a speech of ofMr ofIr Mr HlK delivered in ISO in denun denunciation denunclatJenoof ciation clatJenoof fjflVof of the endless chain by which whichgreenbacks wbichgreenoodts whichgreoubeeks greenbacks could draw gold from the thetreasury thetreuury thetreasury treasury and declared red that in the face faceof faceQf of such an exposition of the evils of ofan ofan an endless chain Mr Hills bill pro proposed proposed posed to add to the charge against the thegold thegold gold reserve re S350OQO 350060000 of silver silverGREENE silverGREENE i GREENE OUT OF FJROUBLE FJROUBLESpecial TROUBLE TROUBLESpecial Special to The Herald HeraldButie HlraldBuUe Butte Mont Feb is llHaIf Half a adlteen aJl Jl irnz dlteen mope charges otelA of embez Ite Itet 4 45Sthi ff lJarPG tlWI lWI un uni1lssj i1lssj 5Sthi dIstetQ tb7 tb7Courty 1u 1uCouQQ County SVUdrney rDeY Breeit uof becattee rf 4 4of of the fact that a financial settle Iett Iettmnt ff ment has been made by Greenes Greenesrelatives Greenesrelatives relatives with II Leyson the thejeweler 4 fjeweler 4 jeweler from rom whom wbomth the moneyf moneyfwas money moneyas was as alleged 10 have been embez embezf mbezzled 4V 4 zled 4 4f zledGreene Greene married a Miss Riter of off ofSalt i Salt Lake about a year ago He Hewa ff was wa bookkeeper and cashier for forf forLeyson 1 Leyson at the Butte store for sev sevt seTeral 4 oral years and Mr Leyson claims claimsf claimsthat 4that that Greene appropriated to his hison 4 4own ff own ugeaT use bbUtV but utUOO SJWG 4500 in araountsrf araountsrff 8moonts 8moontsrunning running from a few Ie dollars up to toseveraJ ff 4 several hundred hundredLeyson 4 4 Leyson says he consented to a af adismissal dismissal of the criminal prosecu prosecution 4 rtion tion out ut of consideration for the thef thefamily thefamily family of Mrs Greene who are aref alOepromiMent 4 4miseflt 4 uromiHent promiMent miseflt in Utah He had in Intended 4 4 tended to bring brin suit for 3141 844 3443 of off orthe the alleged shartagebut ft8 agebut settled Itwith it 4f with Biter for 1758 17 I5 Mr llrRiter 4 4f 4Rlter Riter paying that amount in fail fUllsettlement 4 4settlement ff settlement of all shortages Ihorta Mr MrRiter 4 4f 4Riter 4 Riter is understood to be the thef thefather 4father father of Mrs Greene GreeneINJURED GreeneINJURED GreeneNJURED INJURED I MAIL CLERKS CLERKSEXPERIENCE CLERKSEXPERIENCE EXPERIENCE IN A WRECK WRECKSpecial WRECKSpeelal i Special to The Herald HeraldPocatello HeradPocalello HeraldPocatello Pocatello jda Ida da Feb 18 ItThe The mail mailcar tmilcar mailar car ar on the eastb eastbound und passenger pa that thatarrived tatarrived thatrrived arrived a here this afternoon Ut rnoon was as in incharg incharE charE of a clerk who is making DlKkfn his hisfirst hisfirst first trip for the past PI four months It Itteneedless seedless 16 I ooleas to say 58 that Mr UaJbrough UaJbroughwill Habni hwfit will not care to hHve the experlen expertenvs xperl xperlof ws wsof of that last trip repealed for be had hadto h3dto Ot to finish it in a baggage bH gage car carIt tfirIt It all happened by the facing of an aniron aniron asrUll iron I rUll nut on the long ton rail of a curve curvein cur curin in i the track This sent the engine rind rindmail nd ndmall mail car In the ditch The engineer engineerstayed ensin engineetstayed rstald stayed long 1o 1 enough to apply the air airand airand and save the rest rt st of the train but lost losthis losthis his life by doing sq sqAn An Oregon gon jury has given VS the tramp trampwho trampwho I who placed the nut a life job in the thepenitentiary thepenitentiary Liiipenltentlar3r i penitentiary of that state sl and the therailroad theiailro tinI railroad company Has referred all allclaimants allclaimants si I sii claimants for damages to a Divine DivineProvidence DihteProvldenee i Providence who allows people to tam tamper tampet per with Its track Sir Halbroughs Halbroughsaccount HalbrougnsaCoount Halbroughsaccount account of the wreck as related to tosome tosome ti tifellow some fellow fello clerks is as follows followsI folk wt I Vwas was in inV the storage end when she sheleft sheleft sinleft left the track The old car seemed to torear torear ti tirear rear up for a second and then over overshe osbe ovoiI she went I grabbed a stanchion and andfanned andfanned an I fanned the air with my legs but my myweight myweight weight pulled it loose and then I was wasthrown wasthro1n i thrown from side to side and from fromceiling fromceiling wetS franS ceiling to floor The sacks of papers paperssailing paperssailing jwperI sailing around were what savedme saved me I Imanaged Imanaged managed to hit one of them every vecyI time timeI thniI I landed solid When the car stopped stoppedrolling stoppedrolling I rolling I climbed on top of a large pile pileof pileof pHiof of paper mail There was steam com coming eoBIlng eonsS ing through the broken floor and in inmy Inmy ii iimy my dazed condition I thought perhaps perhapsI I might be on top of the engine with witha wit itl itla a boiler explosion next in order I was wasconfident WIIBconfident confident if that tb was the case those thosepapers thosepapers tbisepapers papers would pave ve me meAs meAs As no explosion occurred oec rred I kicked kickedthe kkkfdthe kickett I the brok broken glass out of the nearest nearestwindow nearestwindow neares nearesi window and crawled out My car had hadjumped badjumped has i hasf jumped over the theeJIgine engine stripping off offgas offgas of gas tanks trucks and rigging Then Thenit Theit i it rolled down a fortyfoot bank It Ithad Ithad I Ir had brought up against a big bI boulder boulderthat boulderthat bookiethat that swung it around at right angles angleswith angle8with angleg with the track with one end sticking stickingup stIekIn stIekInup up in the air I got a sprained back backand backand heelt and a number of cuts and bruises but butbad butad ho hotd bad no bones ooftesbrokeo broken As the car rolled rolledover rolledoer roii over at least Jeastfo four times and I was wasthrown wasthrown sea seathrown thrown across it with each roll I think thinkit thitilIV it was as a wonder I got off that easy eS easyreceived I Ireceived Ireceived IV received a four months layoff with withfull withfull wit full pay from the government but will willhave wiUbavp wit withave II have to settle my own Wtl doctor bills billsHaving billsHaing bilka Having no broken bones to show the therailroad tberailroad th a thg railroad comoany will allow nothing nothingfor nothingfor nothhifor for persona personal damages damagesNoted damagesDSIt damagesNoted DSIt DSItNoted Noted Artist Dead DeadNew Deadw New Tor York Feb eb IS 1sAtbert 15Albert Albert Blerstadt Blerstadtthe Blerstadtthe the artfst died tonight at his residence residencein residencin in this cIty aged 73 years WHEELER DECLINES DEGLRESTO TO TOMAKE TOMAKEANY VMAKE MAKE MAKEANY AM RETRACTION RETRACTIONStandsby RETRACTIONStands Standsby Stands by His Asserticyfe Assertio on Flunkeyism and andSays andSays andSays Says He Hasiajiy Has Many I Jiy Supporters SupportersDiscussion Supportersi i Discussion Dis 35500 ussion of His Utterances Bring Br1fl if1 Out Repudiations FromSerae FromSeraeMembers FromSomaMembers FromSomeV Members and Comnvendtions Comm Comniend tions From Others I X1ASliLClOX I 7AS1LGTON Feb 18The ISThef speech speeOkY WASHINGTON I of Mr Wheeler Wb 4r of Kentoeky Kf KPnIeekthe nt nttile the house last Friday riday whew wbeM wbeMtterly IMSbitterly IMS 1bitterly bitterly bi tterly availed ailed Secretary Hay HayLord HayOyd Lord Li Oyd Paoncefote Patll fCJte and criticised the tIaeJ tbelal ejft ejftficlal lid ficlal lal preparations for the receptiotjiE receptiotjiEPrince rece recePrI receptI4rince PrI Prince rince Henry Hen 0 had a sequel sequelhouse beL house 15 5055 today during the debate debateIndian 4Jt 4JtIndian iI4 iI4dian Indian In dian appropriation bill Mr MrMassachuStu rassachusetts CMassachusetts Massachusetts in a half hoars hoarsdeclared hoarsdedared 1 declared de clared that the Intemperance 4ntemperaflCeheelers eC eCWheelers ecWheeJertII Wheelers heelers language carried it itcondemnation I its itsV tccndemftation Vndnnation condemnation cc Nevertheless ev rtbelees he helet helet 1Iet rto let le grievously oy deplored deploretIlIIdI avch an at atto VV Va to a foreign country ntry Daring the tbeof thethe eof of the speech two Democrats Democratsson Bson Ho Hon son so of Indiana and Thayer of ofbuseUfI ofuaetts MiuunT MiuunTehusetts ch ehusetts uaetts disclaimed dl any sympathy sympathywith swith syaIp13ith with ith Mr Wheelers utterance Thee Theedisclaimers Tdl8cialmen Thesasclaimers disclaimers di drew dre from Mr Talbert ef efSouth OCouth 1 1South South outh Carolina the statement that tINctdesired bsIred he hedesired desired de sIred to share in the rep0B reepunstbtUtYel reepunstbtUtYele Uitjr tJefj eJS eJSthe the th speech every ef I word of which seblekid Ifaid said sa id he endowed eJldo 7 i iTwo Two Democrats arose and cHsc cHscsympathr dlscJ dlscJmpathy sympathy sy with Mr Wheelers iemarttg iemarttgMr 1 1Mr Mr Robinson Dens Indiana ll wW wWRepublican iid iidepublican rRepubJiCtn Republican applause declared that flw flwDemocratic fei feiDemocrtlc tb tbemocratic Democratic party could not be held heldbIe heldonnible i isfransibie sfransibie sp bIe for or his statement statementI VV VI I have made no such charge to tosend fer ferserved brved served se rved Mr Gillet but if the thelJ1n gentfe gentfemen gent genten men en on the other aide do not notwith agr agrith gve gvewith with ith Mr Wheeler they the should say 1 a aThis itj This brought Mr Thayer of Meram Meramchusetts VV jebusetts chusetts to his hi feet with another anotherment stei steiment ment eat that Mr Wheeler spoke for torselt bis mself self se lf It waa unjust and unfair be De Declared jeclared eated clared el ated to charge the Democracy Democ Democbeing wfSJt being in sympathy with his utterance uttera utteraOne vtteraOne One after another observed Mtw MtwGillet fr frlllet 1 1Gillet Gillet lllet with an amused smile white whl lite litecolleagues blscolleagues ilaolleagues colleagues were wereCOJlvul convulsed ed with Ifwgli IfwgliTalbert ub ubt ter Le terTalberl Talbert Commends Speech SpeechThen SpeechThea SpeechThen Then Mr Talbert Democrat of South SouthCarolina Sootharolina 1 Carolina jumped up I want to toe aujf aujfhe he cried that I desire to take takeabale my myshare saybate share a of the responsibility for for1II1K for1II1Kpeeeh tfamt tfamtspeech fpeech speech I endorse every word he beaotIZ beaotIZnd said 1 1and and a sa sth nd I am sorry SorT he did not go further furtheriuk Jthink JthiDk think th iuk those who believe as be deal dealshould dGelJbould do dohould should say so so and andnat andnatcowards not be mft mftcowards Infhrsial Infhrsialwards cowards co sco wards about it itContinuing VContinuing qntiaumg Continuing ntiaumg Mr Gillet said thei theiwfli ttae 1beili jWtI1 wfli ili of every natJen was WObV WObv1niibI5 v1niibI5 v1niibI5he taaMcr4 taaMcr4tte tte he United States Stteaas StteaaseedINgtCtwse a ji ht tt wa eedINgtCtwse tO nn A a Mwht Mwhtwi ttVb 1D 1Def wi wcvsMft ef royalty rciJIdUwere JTnere Tnere were only onl two nfmnsBcr be fai VOUntS ti tcountry JcOuntry country OUntS who regarded regar4edVbirTh bhtli One Onethe Seehe WiIi81 WiIi81the the he aristocratic class of the great greaties flftti greatV greatee ies ee and the other otherthe the class whie whiefused which whic1tfrsed fused to recognize retinement cnl cnlor cbJtIaie chItl5r or education edu tlon if it was tainted tifltEEdOlor inted 1IiIIdt1 1IiIIdt1cOlor color But he had believed that thatvlflt fj fjvisit rbe rbeisit visit isit of Prince Henry was a aoecaion accasion prener preneroccasion occasion for a suitable demonstntHpR demonstntHpRof detnonstra detnonstraf 1 1of of nod will wHlReceives wHIReceiveiMany VReceives Receives ReceiveiMany Many Messages MessagesOur MessagesOur MessagesV Our relations with ith Germany many manyhad recdtMip rece had ad been almost strained and aDdas a aas iMatt iMattwas was as an opportunity to display dlsplajfriendship atsr atsrfriendship a friendship fr Besides it would ould be beiSt eii eiit duulr duulrish VV ish Is and inhospitable not to watoMTs watoMTsproperiythe wproperttbe eaij eaijroperly properiythe roperly the representative nopre entative of the theman CMt CMtMr ot otman man lteo le leIr Mr Ir Wheeler replied to Mr tJIII QHe fL fLe MHe MHeHe He disclaimed any idea that OR onriday Milt UkstFriday MiltFriday Friday he had spoken for anyone ec eX eXcept mcept cept himself though thon he believed belieYe8BURiED believedBURIED tfcttfc tfcttfcBURED BURiED BY BLACK AiP AiPYoung A ARI ARIoung jYoung Young oung Man Converted to Chns Chr stianity Resurrected in Time Timeto tianity 1 1to vto to Save Life LifeSMttle LifeSeattle rSeattle Seattle Wasb Was Feb ISOn the stDoIDbIn st stDoinbin stee steeDoinhin Doinbin from Alaska today came a aof aof af of Indten I superstitten nttMm and cruelty nwltyu I Ito Co to clvfiiaed humanity fs Knocking Knockingcause Vause Irf Irf1RSt1o cause a doten natives I hwl died from fromtimMtoa fromsetnoticO timMtoa an Indian boy who wIaoOnl had hadcome hotome come Onl converted ooiWHt to tothe the ChriatUo faith laidburied fthVuried buried alive aliveFor Uve Uveor For or hours be lay la in his grave gravewas ur urwas uniV uniVunearthed was unearthed by the missionary missionarywhom mlmionaf7wiloRt missionarywhOilt whom be had learned the tenet of ofUanKy ottiaJitt 0 0isaty UanKy UanKyWhen tiaJittV1KIn isatyWhon When resurrected Itttrlt he was alive alivcthoueh aliveb aIiv aIivhouch thoueh but little more He watal watalWelbs was 1Il 1IlWeI1 VWells Wells and an placed Iaced under the be care carephy car rarephysietan CIIfetan phy physietan IIfetan ioian and nd at last accounts wly wIJ weea weeay ly recovering recoveringThe rcoverfngThe It Itouth The vouth is the Intel1Mer nten reter fee ftwMilo ferMilo feeMile Milo A Relton a Methodist MethodistalltOOC nrissL nrissLamonc saheiseamone amonc the Chilkats Rev ReDonschool BeD n1IclIoo1 I Ischool school teacher norse and geoeral geoeralround ground geperiround round Good Samaritan Theyoung Theyoungafter They Theyafter eafter after listening to the teaching of Dr DrIon DrIon Dron Ion i on boldly disclaimed any an belief tax taxmummery mmummery tomummerY mummery of the tribal icht or ordoctor ordoct4r Wdoctor doctor He thus gained the HIwill iIIwlRtbat Illwillthat of ofthat that powerful priest prt 8t of the black blackLooKlriG art tLOOKING vn vnLOOKING LOOKING LooKlriG TO TO AMEiu AMERICA A FOR FORIs AID A Anrusmeia 4 Brussels Is Feb 18The 18TheLeague Be Bef Beigli 4 League for the Rights of Man Manan 4 4 addressed an appeal to 10eJt Prs PrsRoosevelt Preaigo Preaigofleosevelt Roosevelt eJt asking him for the theot 4 of God to intervene intele t6 pcreIs erei 1It 1Itpo8ible II IIpbla 4 possible execution of the Boer BoHnt eni eniniandant 4 madant nt Kritzineer and nd ndConHaandant fheV fheVCoituandant 4 Commandant Krtt KrIUJnger nger was aM aMtund es 4 tarot by General French last lasther De Debet her betV betHis His trial in South Africa AfricaFeb feeg gt gtA A 4Feb15 Feb KX 15 SArticles 0Vo 0VoArticles CBi a aArticles Articles of IncorporatiOn IncorporatiamThe JL JLThe The Richmond Pioneer Watet Watetcompany Wa WaCOInpliny Waters Waterscompany company of Richmond Cache Cachefiled Cabefiled Cachefiled filed a certificate of its articles articlesIn fil filrorpontWJ 7 7rorporatton rorporatton In the offict of the thetary thetary theVni ni nitary tary of state yesterday yt The Thestock Thestock cii ciistock stock of the company is fixed ftxeddivided ted ai 4 divided into shares aha of the par parof parof Vof of J12 15 l5 each A The officers are areBullen areBulltD sBulien Bullen president and EH Webb Webhtary Webband bIt bIttary tary and treasurer treasurerThe treftmtrerThe The articles of incorporation incorporatloaetChrist 0f 0fChrist Christ of Christ Scientist have haftamended ha haamended hamended amended so as to change the name namethe nalDethe nsmethe the corporation to First Church ChurchChrist ChurckChrist Christ Scientists ScientistsBODIES V0a Scientistsat 0a at atBODIES 4 BODIES OF 800 VICTIMS VICTIMSSt St Petersburg Pet Feb 18 18bodies 1XTiot 1XTiotV 4 4 bodies of 804 victims of the earths rtJar rtJarquake 4 quake at Shamaka TransCant TrQnseacasia Vquake 5 5have casia have thus far be been recov recovered ecovV ecovVeresi 4 ered The treasury has given ghenreub1e8 Slj a 4 4 Mt roubles for the tb relief of ofdest1tut 4 4 destitute In the tb villages magesrounding a se 4 rounding Shamaka twentyae twent aeV lli llipersons 4lp3 4 persons were killed 4 4 44 4 4 4 4 4 4 94i 4 fBUT MIIJ1J ny people believed as he did He he had innumerable letters and andams andfrom andtraIns traIns ams from different parts ef th thtry the thetry thestry stry try containing cont ining unstinted praise of ofjeech orspeech Vapeech speech speechbimaelt apeecha jeech jeechhimself a himself he said he preferred ta taisthe Vthe isthe tile truth no matter how unpalat unpalatit it might be Adverting to the theBnents tbeents Vweens Bnents ents made by Mr Grosvenor and andVGAllet Gillet last Friday about the visit visitie visitPrin he ie Prince Prin of Wales during duri Buchan Buchonadministration Buchanadmiulstration Buchanadministration administration Mr Wheeler de deid dethat id that those tho statements were ab abWy abIncorrect abely Wy Incorrect He said President Presidentan pfVfltansn ilent ilentb tansn an had received the prince as asate asat Vteats teats ate at individual and had borne borneense borneout bornetxpenee txpenee ense out of his own pocket he heeven been heeven even paid the cost of a governL JOn govern rn rnrevenue revenue cutter used on that oc ocHe ocHe VO He said that he had never neverto nevertIed tIed to receiving a distinguished distinguishedwith gnat with proper consideration considerationt aat be objected to was the spirit of ofncy otncy ofsloncy sloncy ncy and sycophancy yopha that had hadrued iladthis Vuetertsed uetertsed rued this and the preceding precedingration precedingration latration ration especially in the coo oonof cooof conV conof of the state department deDrtmentto departmenterring departmentaetelrilsg aetelrilsg erring to the communications communicationshe he had received he said that thatm tiuttettbs Vtentbs tenths of them were fromBBrth fromBBrtha from rom lIIDrth lIIDrthJItate8 rth i a states and a great majority majo mao front fronticans tIOIIIcans IronsbBcans bBcans icans icanst cans VV VPt Pt cansSays Says He is Sincere SincereBefore SincereOle VY3efoee Before Ole the American people he hered bezed heared ared red I say unhesitatingly tat I Inot Inot Ie i not a word to retract I sin slnaty stnbeliee sinY aty believe that we are drifting to torjMisiUon to1NidtJon toeeItion rjMisiUon A 1NidtJon eeItion hostile to republicanism I IiflJBtaot It Ie iflJBtaot Ji believe belie that to occupy a great greatn in the world it is necessary necessaryrto necessaryto rto to sacrinoe our traditional prin prinI VI I am the son of a foreigner foreignertifiytove foreipert i tifiytove of the republic ras born bornhred born1IIed hem hembred bred to me I have been charged chargedie ie presswith presS press with having ba been an ignor ignoragricuHuralist igoorV igoorsa racrt sa acrt agriculturalist ultt1llist I am proud of off ofthe ofthe the son of a farmer and the son sont lIOnf eonforeigner foreigner but I am ashamed of offtootlickiris oftIootliclDliS oflii lii ftootlickiris thck1 that characterizes the theW thela8 VI I class ela in the republic today todayWheeler todayWbeeler Vr Wheeler began to read some ojC ojCcommunications ote ocosntnunlcatlons communications mmUl cattonshe he had received receivedMy receivedto receivedteply teply My to a question by Mr Boreing BorelngKy Boreinga BoreingKy a Ky be said that few of them themfnm emr themi i fnm Kentucky KentuckyHe He first read a afrom afrom a aFasa Fasa from Rochester NY signed signedpu a ag ait300g it300g Republican pu then a cable cabletnm cableIiD cableS tnm London ateo inO signed sIgnedBepubl1ean A Alean AI I Bepubl1ean Bepubl1eant VV the same seen eried r4ed out Ir Vfa raw lean rtfle of tln ue fa aw yon ou aaythflkgr snytb tbIIa there from Bff BffJUkinsonr Vd Ion asked Mr Shattuc ShattucOJ Sba ShattucO tblc OJ OJKo 0 0o Ko co not yet replied Mr Wheeler WheelerI WbeeJerderisve I derisive Jeers on the Republican RepublicanJh Jh you may laugh he added but hott butthose butEn En those who laugh so derisively derisivelybeen derisivelybee derisivelye been gathered to oblivion the theof theof Vse se of Edward Atkinson will be re rebered re rered renbered nbered nberedInything bered beredAny red redthl Any Inything thl thing from Againaldo Agutt asked askedMercer askedMercer askedMereer Mercer of Nebraska Nebraskao to one who would be guilty of the theurtesy theurtesy thels5urtasy urtesy of that question retorted retortedWheeler retortedr retortedWheeler Wheeler I will say I had rather ratherBber ra rathertiber rber tiber ber AguinaMo Agul among my friends friendsih friendssucb ih a such as asconclusion he beconclusion Si conclusion he said that he had hadant hadt badnt ant nt no disrespect to Prince Henry Henrytbe Bearythe Vthe the German people aat he did not nothow Bothow nothow how what be said could be tor tord torinto torinto into into such an interpretation InterpretatlonJCK JCK WAITE A SUICIDE SUICIDEformer SUICIDEfiQriRer SUICIDErmer former rmer Champion Pugilist of the thef theNorthwest theNorthwest Northwest Kills Himself HimselfinMontana in inMontana Montana MontanaPaul Paul Feb 18 11A A Helena oatia1 Moatial Moat Vicial icial ial to the th Dispatch says Jack JackJte lacktl Jackbite bite tl who served foor years 7aJ5M as deputy deputytted de depatyheti llty lltyd tted States manual during President Presidentveands Pretlidentmds Presidentretands veands mds last term committed suicide suicidetoday suIcidelv ufcldetoday lv today by shooting He had been beennkiuK beensting nkin sting kin during the night ht and leaving his hisBpanloius hitpanions VpaiiOn5 Bpanloius a aoment stepped into one onethe onetbe onethe the boxes of a Main street eet saloon and andit it himself in the right temple tt p1e death deathnit deathltinJ Vulting ltinJ nit ire an hour later Waite It lte was well welliwn welln wellsun sun throughout the northwest JIOrth and andiall ee eerially seially rially iall in sporting sp and politics havingsmoted having havingttmotPd bvtu bvtumoted ttmotPd moted many athletic events at Spo Spobf SpooP bf FIPV Butte and nd Helena At on one time timeaise tlm6aie Vais aise was the champion pugilist of the thertnwest thenwest theanwest rtnwest nwest but he has not followed that thatpfession thatftssion thatsfessiOfl pfession ftssion for fifteen years Despondency Despondencyid Des ndeacy ndeacyheay id 8 heavy tosses es are the cause ea for the theicide thecde theIcide icide icideEN Icide1EN cdeJJfN JJfN 1EN EN MILLION Mllll PROFIT PROFITDividends PROFITDiYidends PROFITDividends Dividends Distributed to the tooHolders VtleHolders theHolders Holders of Steel Stock StockI StockSecurities VSecurities I Securities Securitiesw Vw York Feb MJ Mng A co coin cotlllJut COitributed itributed tlllJut in but ed a dividend of SHtMMM today todaytho todayib tho ib hp members of the syndicate fanned fannedunderwrite fDlwaedndeJTrite fuensejV fuensejtnderwrite underwrite the United State Steel Steelmiration Steelporation SteeLrjorattQfl rjorattQfl miration The dividend dlYkkmdpnt represents 5 5fnt 5r fnt of the SMtat Mefe 9 for wMefa the theidkaie thedicate thendicate idkaie was liable liableI liableco liableMISS co coMISS I MISS STUBBS STUBBSMARRIED STUBBSMARRIEDevada MARRIED MARRIEDrerada MARRIEDevads rerada Kan an Wise For a Bride Sail Sailway EaUway Railway way Magnates Banghter BanghterSiXcial Dapter15Jcial DaughterV SiXcial secial to The Herald HeraldSa HeraldFrancIsco Sa Francisco Feb IS IA A quiet homa homajdaing beIDading heneing jdaing ding ing of this evening was that of Bej Bejb Be1daugbter riaiighter of Mr and Mrs Cwbbs Cub Cubta wbbs ub 111 s2 North ortb Park avenue to John Johninderland Jrr1 Jenricrland inderland rr1 rland jr of Reno Nev the Rev Revhll 11evVh1 vhji hji Leek of Grace Methodist Eptseo Eptseotl tl I hurch officiating officiatingibrudertd White aatm anl anlnbruidered 1 1bruidered nbruidered hiffon trimmed in duch4Me duch4Mec ducbeined duchefrmed formed the brides gown and her heruiii 1IerUud heraVVVut uiii was of lilies of the valley valleyjH valleyH jH I Istcr ter Miss Mar Mar Spayd Stubba Stubbaff ff rv as a maid of honor wearing pale palet i iit iiPr OFY riy silk sllktrtmrned ilk trimmed with cream bee beej I 0 caTied tPTi white roses roaesftf 1 1Thf rosesThe The ceremony remon which took place at 9 9c Ihk SVk hk Vk was as witnessed wltn sed by about Mitt siixtvjest Mittett iXt iXtes jest es ett John 1 Sullivan supported th thritl thdpgroom tht thtidegroom ritl dpgroom room as best man Smiley Smi had hadiare bad3r hadarge iare 3r of the dininz dmm room and TOIDalOshetra Tomasoshestra Tomatos Tomatosjtliestra jtliestra hetra played during the re retJtion retJtione nptlon nptlonhe he newly wedded lded pair wUl reside tde in infrin Ino InVVV frin Nov VVV where they will be at home homeft hometr ft tr or March Ma 3 3Meet 1 1Meet IV p0 p0Meet Meet Dewets Forces Porcasjjptt ForcesF orces orcesV jjptt Ftrofl ron Orange River Cjjc C8IoI Feb I Inritilh Ii IiTJs TJs jjc British columns have haveVAct seve sevewith aca in int VAct with Dewets fore ar Belt Bdtpip ReitV1VV pip 1 River Cokmj Colon wrtlit ec wen wenLI werelt rtlit LI up a1 2 Uspersed 1spusEldr 1spusEldI ISper5IdI I.

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