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SGKANTtXN, PA.. SA'JLTUDAY MORNLVU, DECEMBER 7, 1901.
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BUSY SESSION OF
LABOR CONGRESS
One Hundred and Seven Resolu
tions Are Introduced bu
the Delegates.
ABLE ADDRESS BY
E. F. M'SWEENEY
Assistant Commissioner of Immigra
tion at the Port of New York
Makes Some Interesting' Declara
tions Regarding the Subject of
Immigration Alien Contract Iuv
Is Violated by the Wholesale.
Japanese More Undesirnble Than
the Chinese Piesident Gompers
Names the Convention Committees
nnd They Enter Upon Their Sev
eral Tasks Convention Notes nnd
Pr rsonals.
ecoml day's session of ilie itten-
autuiiil convention ' of the
Federation of Labor hub de-
ly sensational developments.
re ol the ihi was a re-
j'esting add less on "I in
ward V. Aleritveeney,
hsloner of linmlgrn-
Vw York. Klghty-
li , some ot them
itloiiH for nmeiullim
the federation constitution were itii'-o-dtteed
and referted to tin- nnnronrlate
committee. They dealt with vnrious
of the subjects .most generally dis
cussed In the labor world, but the ma
jority referred particularly to matters
pertaining particularly to the oiganiaa
tion lt.self.
The different committees Men; an
nounced at. the afternoon session and
an early adjournment was had to rel
ink of the committeemen oignniijliig
for their several tusks.
President fiotupets called tlii- con
vention to order lit !U3 o't to ! The
tnnju Ity of de. "j.ttes weie on .ul,
dg.1" ll,r flft f - H . I- ,-, 5
not propititous toe;irly rising.
The Jirst business of the session was
the presentation of resolutions. The
nineteen measures contained in the
programme and already printed in The
Tribune, were presented by their le
spctive fatheis and retorted to their
appropriate committees.
Resolutions Offeted.
Anions the new lesolutions offered
wete the following:
rroiiilhisr for (he oisaniitioti nt ur woi'mi-.
('milling l"i tin' .ii'iiiiiiiiit'iit n .i lotnuutt-o
o( hie to droit .1 intinoii.il to i nuclei-- pioti -tin.?
ajwiint tlie "iiijiini Hon oil."
C'otiiniiiiditi;: I'u-nli'iit lloo-eteh's po-inu. cii
the l hlru.-o eulu.iti.
Kudoi-lug the trade ri-jik of tlic lnltnialinn.il
.loiiiiio.iuiiti llo-ve shorn..
I'lidor-ln,; Hie ic-.dutinns of Iho I hlne-o eulu.
Sioll lollllllllDII hclil III S.ltl I'l.llif
I'roMiling that mi charter -lull In' i-stiod to
nriv union imlil tli- nnpliiint 1'iiiiini'r.iii-. the
hrnieliri. of it. uie otn which it il.iini- mii-di.'-tioii.
and tint mi union shall In- niit (ul In on.
ircl.-. jni t-dut Inn ntu nut biaiuh nt it- 1 1 itl
oilier linn ilin-i' inuiiiii.ili-il in iho i turner .ipiili.
i n Inn.
I'rmMiiiR tint the Aniri trait IVilrutliui f be
bor frhill renew it.. iiFoits to uiic a pirdn-i
fur U. W. (.'Inl.i', of Thom.i-liiwii, Mi-., win. ins
brut in piiviii lor the p.i-i tweiitt tin teitn tor
mutiny nn tin- hlj-h ..e.i-.
1'ioliililtlncr thn tnnliu; of luge r.ifK .it tri,
l!inKlin tin' inti'rii.iunnil tii-ity il.ium k, r.
til prrillil nf .1 H'lllllll ipllllilU .lllj inilill.llll
r.-d on wlnrh kciiIio to liliu lu lii-tnniL nh.
noxious.
Appimine Iho uninxi rr-nniliiiriu ul Iho
f limrM' oM luion lnv,
llrm.iiiiluis: .111 nfililil inliM prct .it l.u of 1 r I i . m
2 fcition 2, of Iho AinuiiMii IV1I01 1li1.11 nf l.j:inr
rntlliitloii, irf.'.iiilin? .iiilnnmur, as lo whclliT
mi nrlnlo linnlil lip tiiiilriMoml iii it pi 1111 l.
Clll HII ul' III IllO IlllllltllllllllltCll HI' Ml-, lll-ll
luuiid K'ti.-i" cnhcu'il 11 em Iho ropint nf 1 lie
srioViiiuo ooinnilllio 11 llio UmKiillo 00111 011I inn.
Di'iioiimini,' Mili-lil) Ici;MjIioii Iii ooihiim or
any other ln.'i."l.uiio lioil.i,
l'to itlintr f.r Iho tuhiiitUiliic 01' pt'itoti mulor
rizlilrtii ,rai- of .ifc In l.ilmi uiiloii.'. .it .1 iiilmoil
1'ir r.inila I IN.
I'm .1 iiiiImimI iiiilini I ihrl.
I in (no )'.ipor iiiul pulp bum Cii.nl 1.
ppri'p)iitlii -j,fHii In iihl tin Miikini; nvril
I'lilL-luri .11 Plitnll, ohln.
ppl1111111r nf piopoMil iiiIk.iiIoii nf w ito l.in
.iii'l riiiniiilni tli.it noliliiioil litnl ti ill h' n.
rruil fin J1I111I M'lllriA .mil iinl ilii.io.iil of to
pn iilitnri- 01 iorp"rutiiiti.
McSwoeuey's Addiers.
The leal urn of the morniiiKY. session
was an address by I'M ward K. Jlc
Sweeney, deiiuty commissioner nt the
port of Now Voik. Sir, AleSweeuey witti
before tin- executive roimell .some time
au'o, by Invitation, lo advise It ri'Knrd
Iiik immlRrnlion. Ko luterestiuif wiih
his iiilk thin the council Invited lilm
to come before Urn Sernulon (Oliven
ilnn and deliver an address mi Immi
gration. Air Ale.Sweeney was iutioiluced by
the llrsi vce-incHlileni In very enm
Plimentaiy terms, referring to him,
aniaiiK other tlihiKS, as one of the old
time union men. He was for years a
delegate to the federation convention:
from the boot and shoo w 01 iters' union.
Air, AlcSweeney nam u mibstutieo:
H hen we innlilir Iho ik.h- ,ippii,,t, t the
f hinibo I'Mliiifuii law, .iti.l the ilutio In ilmii.
Itr of the Inv oioliiii 1.111 ftoiu Ciirope .mil ,i,
the ipicitlon o( liiiiiilitutiuii lioooine, inn ,f t,i
imvt iiiinirjiit Ivfoiii Iho pioplo, un,i ttl,
urlli.v vf the pionilnuuo kIvhi It Pueiileut
Una-CM'll'ii llltiviJUM In lillUll.
Nn nulille niiietiuii 14 iiuirii illin,ul ,m, W)
lilllo inuliisloo.l. ('omlitfiiiii u( tmljy (.iiiimt
lie comji.il oil wltb tlie of mn twmtv j,.jr
a'n, uml not at .ill Willi tho.-.' of ,e tlir. -
iimin tn Auifrli't lluli, iikviiI tiMiu I'lie'n life
in han. I j tiaieporlulbii ih.irrs hio u.i iiokIi
.t.-i tho Ininiluunt eniilil cjrii In a ycir or nmio,
Xn tin ipio.-tlon U inly .i flinplo ferry prupci
fit lull. Imohiii'.' the fxpcndiluiu ol a tf imii.
p.imlluly mull jinouiit.
Ill the nullir of iinioineiit the lunnU'unt of
toiljy llmU .1 fit 11 it ion loaillly, 1'intii Itl.'i to IfJI
(11 imnilfrjiit Ijn.liiij,- In Svw York foittul l ! t f -ocult
to Miuie film 1 mjiluj incut Jt 1 .1 ihy
ultbout' buaid, and from .flu a month jnd i.p-
Tl
llflf
;
AmcK
l "llll mm
''lie ipjpjbnt
markL
rsisBV
tlon :lK
eigiu
rental nli WTT,
-
v.nrd? nml Imtnl. Today .111 Italian Motlimni
will not consider leis than t,IX tu $1,0(1 n illy.
The iitiiuli;r.iiit'ri ilolhir wilt buy (k) per rent,
more than it until. in ls;n, while in the 1 line
Mini of omipitloti l.e reielui from .,11 to I'm pir
lint, more, lie iloiu not lute to coinlj.it, iiiiIimi
in iwlitnl int.iiiii", liny linn .Honing, Uiinniii
pieJinJki, lie lliuls v.crl; e;olci ; In U he't.r
ooooros--oo
I. I U.JJ.I,
Til'lh iie-l'li-iilint of tin iiiiih.iii l'nl"i.i
A tloll ol l.'ll'Ol .1I1.I (.'11ul.ll Slilltll ol tot.
0
0
o,.d
AllllTIi
o.'kt
It lilll.lllotul I hi"
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paid, ami i'ity dollar In it he e.uti$ will tiny
mole.
Habits Have Changed.
'I hole ii not t.i 1 I'ule, howevti. f..L.il iluiii:?
haie t nine mrr Hit h.iliitb and Uini uler of the
AtiieiL.iu people. Tlie foimiT fq'iiillry etiiu;
liolween Him and man, anil In ttucn 1 mpbver
md nnphncd N no lotmei obifited. 'I here arc
lit more "liHlp"; we hue ".rfif.iiN." The piid:
in :11.1mm! h! io whn.li j the iliitiUKiii.-.iYni-r
1I111.11 1( 1 i.-.!K of 11, e Aineinaii f.innei. h f i-l
lo..it'.tt ijiouiul, e.Mipt in the lllort 1111.1l 1 utu-inu'iitie-,
Tl"' fnii'litn liniii Ins Mipplintcil (he
iitite-hoiu 111 nrtoriiM and in paldie works and
ini ial iletriadalku hii loliowod the thnue. It
is not line tinl oe nitlee of four and live
dic.idts .to Mippr.l Iroin one omipation to Tln:
oth'T. The ipwuiil iiiotemeiit wa-, i.iiliial. and
the piotiiotioii v.ii la'her that or t'l'ticitith is
than inilhidiiib. Ilowtter woiihy the foriia'i
lihoiei miy l, vtmethlmr il Ills foiimr ".fee
of .titiiiiile t'llnit-. tu hlin .md liiiimli.iu--. I.lui
1 :to 1 ! 'Wei. 1.11 linn Iho nallte workmen,
t 1 r.-. 111 i iiiiumitlis .110 letri.rdLit not .1'' in.
..ii.ll ' m" """ 1 ' ill-', tthiili t
enlirtly tuiiiril, eteu though it socm titol and
uujuet.
Conillliotis 01 iwiuty to llfiy .tiar ato, lute
uUo 1 h meed uuatlv-. tUihanual inwition. ate
str.ulili Mviepinit avav all ilie huni'.ie-t ill.-..',
nt employment, 'ill' lml(iiiler doe-, cot toil
up the liiWir rut 1 .ut; I fU a mpe ami
the lnkk- me u.i-pil l.t an iletalor run In a
doukit-tmtliie. 'Ihe fannei'- hnnl nun tnow-i
and leap by tuai.hliieii. (he iliiriua or io
us is now il'.ue hv ihe It.iin-hoti 1. lntea of
allutin him utititoi'.itil.i , tin-. hit aiilni the mi
miitrat.l. With nniuotid m.vhiuei.t He old ap
piiiitiie'.hip at 1 ti.iiie i-. no loiiRei neees.. nt .
V wot I.'-, traininc o'i 1 blmr .-..mint inai'lmo'
inakiN Ihe nlun a lotmidiMo aui xeuenillv mio
lo nil competitor ill liiniv trade-, Ihnt fm
uieily ieiiiireil (kilhil lihog-, wlikli with lit"
piivitit teuditie.t tow.itdc toneenti itton in all
fieliK of iiidti-tii.il ttuhaior, may he utili.-'cil In
(onueilioii Willi ihe intioiluction of ta-t lic.ir.ls
of illitei.ile ami -enii-i it ill'c.l alii-u. lo ln.nl;
down e!linit 1 ilmr lotidttious and t.aee Mand
.nil-. Si If ih'fiii-e i thn flrt let- of ratttre. ami
mat he iipplinl lo nation- as well as inditiiln iK;
ami nitionil Im-pil 1II11 tiny he laiued lo lh
extent that it liny Income a 111llon.il 01 line.
Tide of Immigration.
Miout IttPiily tnlllion miiiU lute eotne to
I'lilli'il Stites I10111 Ktuiipe. whiili, iliinii',' the
lenliui, li.i- Iwen drill oil of .ilmiil thirty mil
lion, ol p'ople M-ekinit In belter tlndr folium'- in
nlhn land- Net.-i heh le his Hi" woild -ten
am thhu like 1I1. lieinen.loii- inllii jI pi op'e in
ho flinrl .1 p.n e of 1 11110.
'Ihe pop.il.itton th.it Knrnpe hi- In-t m 1 (iin
ilied jiui is km Her I'nii the lnl il iiunili"!' if
11111 11111.1111.. ot i.u.i! niii.iui ami nei.imt 111 i-on,
,,. ..,. .,,.,. ........ 1
.Hid oily .1 lltti" I's 111.111 ilie iiiiiniii r in 1110
1 niliil St itr- 111 the ".line tear. It repie-enl-lliiilt-'llnrr
tr eetit. mn'o people t li ill (heat
lltlt.illi ami liel.no! imiuiiI 111 populitinn 111 tin' I
lh-i nitiely ten- nt Ihe lenliir.t; 11 I- npul to
thioetiftht nf Iho total population of llurope in
the time of Julius I'.ie.Mit.
Il Ihe ships 011 whtilt tl.o-e Iiiiniisi.ini- cm
bilked rniieil .Wn pi ernteis, iy ilimt.iml
I lip- hate hiiti made in foil.tln tlii'in In the
I iiile I .t.ite-. In spile of ihi'i tieiui'iiiloii', in
this, ttltkli fl tin' pie-ent fl-ial ten will ifp.
ieLiit the 111t111.il ltnrt'iv of ! populition of
forty millions nf people. Ihe l.i-t tttn len-u-et
hue iliottti 1 in.ilkiil and piorieite ilnline itl
the nmp.iratho hltlli-i.ili. luiiiiik'i.itioii plus
the liirllts of Ilie n nite'luiin hate not ii'iieinl
the populition eoinpiKilltil." lis l.it a- Hi"
birth- of the uitiie poptilltlon h nl lutri.i-ed it
iliirim; Ho' In-' Htrtilt ti.n- nf tin- leutnrj,
whuli uniirtil niiii.ise, miliil lined, ttioihl nun
hown, with. nit Iho inlroduoiou of me Iniiiib
Krauts, .1 pepnlitioii of otir one hiuidieil 1111III1M1
d-r Ihe I nlliil 'lileit in It"". The iiupnil.inic of
tho Inrili t mollis in Hii-leiiutitloli I'liuiol ho
otei'i'-liin 1I11I. It ite ate In londdir it- ellei t on
the I nilnl Slates, With one and ouoliilf p.r
nut, pi 1' annum uiuri-i', tthuh i- Iho nniiilnil
lite fm n rntilill) lll.il.-t" LltmllW lllllelill ' on-ililiou-,
Iho population of the lulled stiles
should .ippinMlinli' Ittii hi.tulieil millk'iis in the
jell' jnu'l,
Whin one eonidiM the fnl, tthidi 1 lute te.
leutlt- Min Haled, .mil he! let e In be Into, Hut
in one ot the teiiiinent hoti-i , in Ike iiuinlitvant
ipnrier of 1 1.1 illt nt V'.t nk, nine are il)
tite thildiiii iniilii' ten .tins of .11:1. .md that
In llto bloil.- nn I'lfih atrinte Hit 10 ttite only
found Ittelte iiil("u under ten veal- of at.", II
ioi not lake linn 1. iuiasiiiilioti In pillule lint
Ihe pn'u'lil lulhis nf a'len- troui lluiopi and
.V'li, i' lontiniKil, .Hid their lAliaiudlinty ue-iloiiiliii-iiii'
In Iho Willi Matt-tu--, as intiipiii'il In
Iho nalite boiu, will plan tile politjial iml
tiiinomle totniol nt Ihe 1'nllel sialic In t lit (r
li.lln s wllhill ttt'n tet'Oritloni..
Change in Character of Races.
'Hie inure iuliietttiiK iiilnllliuii, lintiiter, I. Ihe
Ii1.11l.ul ihanu'i' ill Iho tharatlei- of Ihe iiitolulin;
l.uei. (jtiiu.ui, lrih rml soaiulliiiilaii euil
Itlalll., liplli.elilllU Hie bulk nf ilumlkl Itloll flom
',VI tu 'mi, ttue pi.11 Htally ili.iciikiit if. Hut
t'oloitlal idea in iinmluiatioii. They omne hue
In fttnllle. tn .-. tlh' ilottu. atnl, If lniu.-jl.. In
tike up their hollies in Ihe Itililetnir. ami lib.
din Ho loin- of inline.
Ik'Simmi;' with '., leittrttr, Ilie liiu.udtr ol
the iiiiiiinliisr 1. net hi'ln Id ih.ilutc. lit hload of
the hardy, reiki.- nml .iitiltiiltui il S'liilhiin
lanv.p an, tho iti.no Southern .iml p-tiui iaie
of lairope ln'a an lo lip ill 01 Idem e. Ill 'eU, Ihe
it'iiitr ot iiuuu'iatiuii wis in Pari-. A utile
ill nvn, ttilh Ilie iintir at I'arl.-. touililm; Ihe
wet en.1-1 of Inland, ttoithl liielude all the te.
rlloiy (mm tvliiili Ihe l.'niloil Statin was lect'lt
in- Imnil.'r.inu. Todaj, Iho relitii' 01 ui !i .1
tin lo would be l.uand- if Hie bulk ol ftiiuifura-
tC'uiilliiUtd en t'.tfi II, J
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j 1 1 1 1
CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEES.
Speaker Henderson Announces His
Selection for Present Session.
By Kiclwihe Wire from 'Ilia Aooolalul I'roM,
WtiHhlnKton, Dec. C There wns a
lat'Ke attendance on the Hour when the
house met today, but there were only
a few spectators In the galleries. After
the rending and approval of the Jour
nal Air. Gulnes (Tcnn.) who has Just
returned fiom the Philippines, appealed
ul the bar where the oath of pfllco was
administered to him.
Speaker Henderson then annoiiiieed
the apiiolntment'of the followliiK com
mittees.' Mvi llinlin, Mioouii, nml T.i,lor, Al.ihnni.
lleimii'r.iK
Kiinilk'il Hills Warlil.r. M.irjlm.1; II ill. li-l..-
ij'i an'l Miatu- I'.i.uie, New orK; lil?oll.
I'tlin-lhatil.i; llopklui, llliliol.; (lionMtior, Ohio;
HiHi"ll, IViiincitliut; stele. Iinli.iini Tniii).
Mlnueoula; Mitall, Mivathu-ittH; Limit, lv.ili-.iii
ll.ll I.-, WlMoif-in; .Mi'lc.ilfo, f .1IU011.I.1. Ilrpnh-
Iiijii". ItldiaiiUm, Timu'iM'e: ItolietlMin, I.iiui.
una. .SiV.iiioti. iiiii!a; MclUll.ui, Ni'i.' oik;
.lui(K .Vo.uIa; CiOnr, 'IV..is. lkiiuiri.it,
Appiuiirtttioiit Ciiiiioii, Ullnolv, liiiiKlmin,
IViinlaiili; llenieiiwav, Imllini; ll.trne.i, Wif
lonsln; Moody, .la-..n 1 njctU; .111 Voorhl, Ohio;
Mil'leary, Minnunla; I.ltliiuer. New Y01I:; fSai'!
in r Mlihlitiii; llrounluiv, 'renneoi'; Ilrtikctt,
Nehiaikn. ItepuhllcaiH. Lblnit-li 11, Croiitl.i;
Mcllae, Ail.uii-ui; Utll Colorado; I'ii'iie, 'fciiim-
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I'll-t -tt -I'll -till l.l
, HOilU.t, ti.,-...
I the Auietiiati l'lileri.
Hon at LjIioi. Who
Ye.'.eidJ.
I'residul lot a lime
VOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOV1
ttjie; llmke. I'enn-.tltutiin; fnici, New Ihinp-.-Iiite.
Itipiibliean.-. J.lotil, alk-01111, ami M-ward.--.
Montana. Uimou.it-.
Then at IL'.Ofi p. in. the house ad
journed until Tuesday.
In each of the committee announced
today the majority representation was
increased one and the minority repre
sentation 1 educed to that extent. Thin
policy is to be followed in the appoint
ment of the other tonunlttees.
DAYS DOINGS
IN CONGRESS
Resolution Looking
chase of Danish
Indies.
to Pur
West Ity i:sikiiite W'ne from Tlie .Woolalrsl l'ics.
WasliiiiKton, Pee. C. l!epresentallve
Hepburn of Iowa today introduced his
isthmian canal bill which by reason
of his beliiR- tlie author of the bill,
passed last year and Ill's probable con
tinuance at the head of the house coiu
meice committee is reminded as the
measure which will tn'rse as a basis for
action by. Hie liousi. It dilfeis trout
the Hepburn bill passed last year in
making the total appropriation $10,
uurt.OOi) instead of $H0.00n,O0u. Of Ihe
total amount, $10,000,000 is made Im
mediately available to bejtln wotk.
In other respects tlie bill follows that
nr af yeitr,
iiutliorizIriK the president
lo acquire a ilttlil of way from I'osta
Hlc.i and N'loaratiftua and (hen to di
rect the --eiTetaiy of war to bettln tlie
('(instruction fiom Oreytown 011 tlie
Caribbean sea to Urito on the Paeiliu
ocean, with suitable defences, etc.
The proposition of Air. Moody of
Alassacliiisetts for a congressional In
vestigation of the rigid of Louisiana
members of congress to hold their
seats, today drew ;i lejoinder from
ltepresentatlve Kleinlng of tieorgla,
who presented a tesolution for the in
vestigation of the right of the Massa
chusetts members of congress lo hold
their seats. Air. Aloody's resolution as
sorted that a certain class of voters
weie disfranchised In Louisiana thus
invalidating the election of Louisiana
lepresentatlves. Air. I'Meniing'd reso
lution in part recites:
Brakeman Polls from Trniri.
lit V. lusite Who boiu Tlie A- nrlttril I'n.-.
I,im.istet, 'i , llti, tl, - usuiil 1 JI'vil, of fn.
hnnhii .1 In tki in in on Ihe Columbia ami I'ott
ll.po.-it. ralbtat till from his Haiti . t 11 tines
station thl- iiioinlnit'. I'lie wheils pivnl 01. r
hi.- kits ami cut both oil. Ho was tikitt In
I'cliiuih'i. but ilied hoitlt .1 f 1 1 1 anitiiit Hun
He wa- ikt ti.11. ohl and leates a tulj anil .,l.
clilldiiu.
Cold Snap at Lock Haven,
ll,t i:ilit-ite Win. Iioiu 'Ihe A-soelittil I'lei-s.
lank ll.ilin, I'a.. Ike. tl. Ktliviiele mhl
wealhif lor mi eaily in ihe winter njoii tt 1,
rU'lli in oil 111 I lit-, ifllnloii) (oinitt- Ut iilitln.
The ineiiiiiy uugcil fiom on 1,1 ,,ur b. h tt 111
Ihe flt.t. At oilier point- in the (mint, il
1 in.'iil Iroin I u ti In low and at U'ltantoii u' wa
in below.
Miller Is Discharged,
ll.t bldtiabe Win- fiom 'Hit' Awilalnl 'ie-.s,
I'liilok'lliliii, pec. il II. Mullei-, wlm wa
ain.ieil 1111 i.'al saiuiilay lor llttuliul' 11 rutiiik
In lite clli'il Hul 1'ieildeiit ItiKi-eteiii thuiild 1 e
hliot. was iili'a.nl I10111 in-ilml.t na.t. In ihf.
1 lurch Mnlkr. .IiiIko MhiIh mi h,u hhuiI,
wis .1 fooluh olio, leil waa not ie.iw.iilly a
Queen's Protector Dead.
Ily llxiludi'i Hire fioinTho Aniiited I'ic.
Ininl.111, llti-, (l. -A illspilili In the IVnliJl
Nett fiom Aiiiliid.iui .i)i, Major aii Tel, fiij.
ilt-eauip to (Jium Ullhtltnlna, is ilead fioiu In
jiirlri. alk'Kul tu hate hem letelteil in a ilitel
ttitli I'lluee lltnr.t, hu.hind ot tho iiieiii. 'Ilie
ilitel Is will tu lute hint htoutiht ubont b Mjor
Vin 'lit ri'iiioaihlii,- the primg for ill tieatmuit
ct tlie tiuctn.
I 0
GEN. CHAFFEE
MAKES REPORT
Situation in the Philinninc Islands
from the Militant Point
ot View.
THE AREA DISTURBED
BY INSURGENTS
Continued Warfare Duo to the Hu
manity of the Troops Which Is
Taken Advantage of by the Eob
els Troops Mtt3t Remain on the
Island for Some Time Yet.
n.f i:-tluiitc Wire (i.ini Tin AiO( inted l're-t.
Washington, Dec. a. The war de
partment today made public the (list
annual tepoii of Major ("ieneral Adna
Jt. Chaffee, military goternor of the
I'hllipplne Islands. lieucr.it Chaffee
sums til) the situation in the Philip
pines fiom a military point of view,
st.uiun that the piovItiv.es or Batan
gas and Laguna, in Luzon, and the Isl
ands of si.untir, Alindoro, (.'elm nnd
Ilohol cnmitilute the area now dis
turbed bi an embodied force of insur
gents. J le says that to the physical
character of the country, to the nattite
of the win line of the icbels, who are
.iinigo and toe in the sell-saine hour, to
the humanity or the troops, which Is
taken advantage of lit- the lebels and
the Inhabitants, who sympathize with
them, and to the tear of a.-sasslnatlon
on the part of the friendly disposed, if
they givo information to tlie American
forces, is due the prolongation of the
gueillla vaif.tre.
Troops Must Remain.
Commenting upon the plan of gradu
ally replacing military with civil ad
ministration. General Chaffee savs:
"The withdrawal of Interference with
civil atfalrs docs not contemplate with
drawal of tlie troops from their sta
tions to uiiv considerable extent: on
the eontiary, this should not be done
hastily, am1 wlcn undertaken should
be gradual and more In the untitle- ot
concentration than reduction of force
or abandonnionl of any considerable
aiea of territorj."
lie there''ore leeonimends that there
be no, further vuicitil reduction of
troops before January. 1001!. The civil
governments which aie being organized
provincial and municipal -fJenernl
Chaffee s-ays aie both new and untried,
and there Is but one ceitaiu and re
liable method of ascertaining the pro
gress oC the Filipinos in self-govein-inpnt,
namely, observation by the army.
On the subject of the military govern -men
I of the city of Alimllii, ("ieneral
Chaffee says:
"In the troceinmeiit or Manila for
three years, If the military have done
nothing more, it is ecervw hole appar
ent that an excellent foundation litis
been laid and a turbulent and hostile
community brought to observe the laws
nnd, individually, be orderly. Tills litis
been done without undue harshness or
severity of treatment of the inhabit
ants." Alanila, Ilec. tl. The linpoil mer
chants here are preparing 11 petition,
which will be sent to congress, asking
that Manila be made an American port,
Tree of duty.
.Major Vel.tsi o, tin insurgent outlaw,
who tried lo murder a Filipino Judge,
lias been sentenced to be gnrroted.
GENERAL KNOX CONFIRMED.
Opposition to Appointment in the
Senate Is Overcome.
Ill- i:telii-ne W'ne from 'Ihe l milled 'ie,
W.i-hini'toii, Dee, il.-'I ho .-iiuie loiuinlllee on
judiiiiit l"ilt.t iiitlioiiril a laioi.ilih- lepotl up
on the lioinlnitiuii ot lion. 1'. ( , Knot 10 he a.
loiin-.t- Kfiet.il. Oppn itlmi lo lonhiniiiion . is
mule lij tin Anti-Tin;! Ii.ikh.., ttltkli ha- tlleil a
pioti-t villi ihe omiuiilee In tthleh e.pu ial
toinpliiiil n iiimle t h it Mr. Itno f.illtil In luini;
iciliilii '.nn- n(.iiiit teil.iin ig.Uii.ilU'n, bitd lo
be ttit-ts tthiih he ttat iiiitnl by the lemiio tu in
Mitilto. I li" tonimllle- 1n11.uk red tin.- Uuciinicnt at
.-nine lem,-th, bill 1 .1111 bided Hul Ihe pic-hlont
ehoiilil be iillotud tn rlioi-i his own .nItt-oi.s, he
belni,- repoii-il.e for lltiui. Hie tote lor a latin,
iihle lepott tta iiiiinliiiuii-.
AN ALLEGED POOL ROOM.
Tho Southern Telegraph Money Or
der Conipony Is Raided.
IP' Cu'Iii-Im Wlie front 'Ihe oehted i'ns.-,
-l bom-, Mi... l, r n. lie southern Tekurap't
aid Mouei (Inlet- 1 nmp my wa., i.iiiltil till- ulKr
liooti b u fapuil ol ib ti elites ami collie. ' he
Mollis of Hie u'lnpiny tteio nmtikil wnn Hie
Mpiad appi nui, and etety uu-upint of tho pliee
wan liken, lit all. right wagon load, ot nin,
wile t.il.t 11 In the four 'toiirlx.
Iho laid was nuila umkr ilm unhr nf Ihe
p.'diio boanl, iho ilk'ioii hclnt; Iiiul I hi pi ico
in 1 pool rniin.
I'lii-eeutioii will (i.llntr umkr "Ihe lomnioii
inil.-inee" hiw-, Iho ii-unt pto-eutli in under tin)
Ml-Muirl bwuk'r-' llti liatlte,' iiuteii .1 lallnrc In
the loint,
BIG PRICE FOR GALLOWAYS.
Thirty-three Cattle Sold nt Live
Stock Exposition.
lit Kulutltr Wire I10111 'llm Aociatcil PreM,
I'liiciu-o, Dei.. Ik-l the bitiinatloiul l.lto
klml. imposition toiliy thlil.i'lhrio (idloway eat.
Ilo Milt! "t an jiei.1,1! of -1. The lop ptito
was --V"1, paid fm 1 bull ihlhlted liy N. p,
I IjiI.i, of Si. ( hind, Mli'im.oi.1. 'J ills , ,.,, tu
he the Jih;liet prit-t-' I'tcr uli for 11 ll.1llnw.1y in
Anuiki.
Anot lur Mdalile sale of Ihe 'ill' wa nude in
Iho twine Uiparimtiil. white P. I. I'htl ,V Sn-tj,
of Mill limn, Out., .old lour head of VorUhlio.i
lor fl.fi.MK Dittt loar euhl for fTO).
Steamship AnivaJs.
U.v Ijxclutltu Mill- from 'Hi.' As.oelalcd I'irsj,
Vtn Voik, pic. U. -An it fi: Steaimr I'uiii.
Mlianl.i, Ihniljui, Houh'xiiv and I'l.tiuntitli.
Clened: Sit'.iiuils I litlnU, l.tttipool; I'utvl nil,
lloiitrilam tli II iiil'i.'ne. (.iiiiiiistown Airl'.id;
sicatmr Caiiipauta, Nitv Voik for l.ltirpool.
Ilitie - Anhid: steinui la I lumpafiie, .S'etv
oik. I.lnipool Atiiit'd: Sleaiuu liuniinilc,
Aetv V01I:. JlaiiibuiK- -Aliltcl: Steamer I'Jttkii,
.New Voik. llcnoa Alllud: 1'utlkt llUliutik,
,N.'W lulk.
EXPERT TESTIMONY
IN BONINE CASE
Dr. W. P. Carr Gives Testimony Re
garding Distances Between the
Pistol and Ayres Body.
Ily K.'.cliulto Wltc from The Associated I'toy.
WashlnBton, Dee. C Durlnir the ex
amination ot Dr. V, 1'. Carr, who wns
colled as un expert by the defense to
day, In the case of Mrs. Lola Ida Hotl
ine, on trial for the murder of James
Seymour Ayres, Jr., counsel asked him
to give an opinion as to the relative
positions of Airs. Honlne and Ayres
when the shots were llred. District At
torney Gould claimed that the only
person able to give such Information
was Mrs. Honlne herself. Counsel for
the defense answered that the detec
tives and the district attorney and his
assistant, with their skill and experi
ence, had elicited from the defendant
at police headquarters a detailed state
ment of every fact and circumstance,
and that placing her on tho stand
would adduce nothing new. Upon this
statement, he said, counsel based their
defense.
Tin; court held (hat the utlestlon
could be asked as to the etfect of tir
ing produced by a pistol at a certain
distance from the object, and also with
in what distance the person using the
weapon might have stood In order to
liiillcl wounds such as were louiid
upon A vies' bodv.
The witness answered that from the
nittute of the wounds on Ayres' bodv
the pistol could not have been held at
a distance greater than L'4 to IS Indies
from the body.
TROTTING ASSOCIATION
COMPLETES BUSINESS
Twelve or More Suspensions for
Non-Payment of Entrance
Fees Are Ordered.
11 Km lusite Wire fiom Hie As-ociatcil I'less.
New York, Dec. C The board of
review of the National Trotting asso
ciation finished its meeting at the
AIurrayHUl hotel tonight -and adjourned
until next Alay. The docket which at
the beginning of the meeting consisted
of about one hundred and sixty eases
was very nearly finished. Tlie ease
which excited tlie most general out
side Interest was. however, continued.
This was the ease as to whether the
pacing mare Onouda Maid, that got a
mark of J.13M at Syracuse last sum
mer Is or is not the well..knowri ClioraU
I'.ui;'". A score of atlldavlts tending to
ptove that she was not, were intro
duced at Wednesday's session, against
a nearly equal number to the effect
Unit she was, which were already In
tlie hti mis of the board. One more af
fidavit was received by the board to
day stating that Choral is now In the
stables of William Duke, in England,
but the bntiid Is not yet satisfied as to
tlie real merits of the case and has
continued it.
Among the decisions reached today
wns a denial of the application of A. It.
Uehart, Heading, !i for relief from
suspension.
Judges decisions were sustained In
five eases and reversed to the follow
ing two:
In the 2.17 pace of August 30. 1901,
at Ciouverneur, X. Y the decision by
which Celia was distanced in the sec
ond heat, after she had been pulled up,
because one of the tires of the sulky
was thrown, the board held that a
horse's gear was a part of her driver's
responsibililj. In the case ot tlie
"placing" of Harry I'., In the fourth
heat of the 2.30 class at Ultie Hill,
Maine, September !!". 1901. after he had
put his foot through tlie wheel of tt
sulky, which was drawn up Just In
front of him, by which he took second
money In the race, having won the first
heat, the board held that, not having
stalled in the fourth beat, he was not
entitled to the money.
W. II. Lockwood, Newark, X. V., was
lined Sot) for driving while under sus
pension for non-payment of entrance
I'ees.
Twelve or more suspensions for non
payment of entrance fees wero ordered.
MORE ELOQUENCE IN
THE REICHSTAG
History of German Differences with
the United States, Said to Be a
Chain of Humiliation.
By Kxrlmitr- Wire from The Altai Uied Press.
llcillu, Ui'i. ik-Tlie l'nilcd Males tias ajaln
trunii'iitly ri'firrod tu ihninu' Hie lartlT debate In
Hie iihh-ta;; tod it, llur Spuk, C'nitrUt, tiid:
"We ate ailed whit (hall lii'itnili.v 1I0 mili
um Anuili.i'l Hilton. I ask, ttlial will tho
t'liltetl Slate. ila ttitli its cotton; Without an
Aiiit'rlc.111 ittaikil, wo hate no more intiit'st in
Aiuerltan lllind-hip than Ameilea has in ours, I
.1111 fur itni'it cl fiom desiring a tarift tear ttitli
Hip I nilid "-utts, bill we uiii.t pie-one our ci'lf
1 11 pert. We do not nivil fouimi toitiilr'n. Who
tdiall iMlid Hie dliuises if no eommeri Ial treat in.
nn- made with Iho I nittil siatih? I'leail.t, the
I lined State..."
Ile.i!.u lliirmhtim, Nation il Liberal, nlv il.
tuieil 'i piratti ijilt In Iho I'nili'd state lie i-ald;
"I'he h'stoi.t ul nui- ililfetetues ttitli Hie I'nliul
stiles I- nut' chain of liuinlll iliuu."
Jane Toppan Indicted.
Ml i:cliMio W'ite (it.iii 'Hie A-aoclaliil 1'ics.
Ilain-tahle, M.i.-.. I,e. (i.-SII-s ,l,ino Toppm
I1.11 been InilliU'd li the jpalid jur.i (1 r the ill-li-md
niunUr oi Mm. May I). (ilbbs, Ahhn P.
P.itls ami alto, lieiutieto A, (i.udoii, at lata
net, Mm., in .lull and Auntui this yiat. 'Iheie
ii' lour I'oimiii 11 1.11I1 liiilktmenl, 'lite indkl
nitiit ihnis the ii.e of moiphlne, ai'ophlue and
a poUoll Ulikllultll tn he jiliol-.
McCormick Knocked Out.
Ily bjcluthe Wire from Tho Awielatnl I'rtii
Mliiiloun, I'a, Pee. II. .lad; MiOmnhh, of
I'hllailelphli, ttas knotkul out IoiiIbo. hy .l.tnie
Jeftorda, ol ( allloin.a, in Ihe foiiilini'.li round i
whit ttai 1 1) lute Urn a llfletu- loutnl lixht at
llm lutotoiio Athltili tliili.
Twenty Hound Draw,
lit i:ilusite W Ire fiom Tlie ,.vcjril I'le.,.
Ilaltlnioic, M', J)oi. i. Hairy l.ri?, of Haiti,
more, and IMdle l.t mo, of 1'lal ulolphlj, (juhl
a twenty touiul draw hue tonight.
CUBA WILL
MISS CROPSEY ALIVE.
Washington Post Special
Norfolk Locates the Girl.
from
Ily Kulmhe Wltc truln The A.oelateil I'tess,
W'ti-liliiKlon, Dee. il. I'o-t ipetlal trout Not.
I.l. V Illott'-t tlllif of l'olte Velllni. of tint
eltv, .is kajltis: that lie knows Mlsa .Vellle flop
tc tu be nllte alul well, but that In tint- nf tlie
liiiporlnncs' of the eae In) c.iniiot i!li hue jne
liifionullon leir.ii.llnit her ttheiealmuts at tins
liine. The lnissiinr. itltl, the ihltf sits, (nine tu
Nuitiilk, 1'rlilay nioinlm, Nov. 2. an. I .nteiw.inls
went beyond .Vufoll When -he lind'il in o.
lolk. ' ie tt-.n litot((i.mp,iuleil by antoti".
Ml" ('li)pst.t'- ilsaipi'.naine fiom In r hi uie ill
i:iiraljih, N. (.' , has led to cutjiMrrililc extitt
niotil in that loeallty. the neneral belief pretatb
li.K tliere Hut -he has been killed or alitliulril.
MOBS ACTIVE
IN ALABAMA
Governor Sends Troops to
Aid Sheriff of Covington
Three Negroes Killed.
By llxi hi. ite ire bom The Audi la ted Pre.
Alontsomery, Ala., Dee. 0. SherllT
Ih-adHlutw, of Covlnston county, this
afternoon wired Oovetnor .lelks that
he had positive Information that a mob
from Opp would attack the jail at An
dalusia tonight, to lynch the twenty
five negroes implicated In the killing
of the town maishal and a merchant
at Opp on Wednesday.
The sheriff asked thai soldieis be
sent to Andalusia without delay. The
governor immediately ordered the mili
tary company at Greenville to proceed
at once to Andalusia, and arranged
with the railroad companj, for a special
train.
Captain Uamble. of the (ireenville
company, left with his company for
Andalusia early this evening. Tlie dis
tance fiom Greenville to Andalusia is
about sixty miles. Should the mob
reach Andalusia before the arrival of
the troops, a wholesale lynching muy
he the result.
Andalusia. Dec B. The governor sent
troops tonight to aid Sheriff Uradshaw
In protecting tlie negro rioters in Jnil
her.14 tine1, th,tiwi. I-. M-ii" .na.'Mtil
law. The shei-liv is rearin.rr an attack
at any moment by a mob from Opp,
and is prepared to protect his pilsoneis
at all hazards.
Three negroes, names imknoun. weie
caught and killed by a posse of citizens
near Opp, today, for alleged Implication
in the tlot, and the whole country is in
arms against the negroes.
Mimes, 'the inn-tititlicn 01 the -la.e of Ma-si-thu-ett-',
in ionlr.it cut ion 01 the pio.t-ion of tho
fnlei.il (oii-lltutlnu, cpie--e. spei i ipiilitlei
I inns for -ullraiie In- .lei.lirliu that no pei.-on
-hall hate the licht to tot" t.ho hall not he
aide to lent the lonMi'.utloit in tin. KnglHi 1 in
KU.iije ami write Itii iiime.
Ite-nlted, 'Hint ttlun the satu -eleit lommlll'L'
sli ill ho appointed It shall lie ihaiireij with tie.'
furthir duty of Inquiring .iml leporlin? hy hill
or otheiwi-j whetlter the tepiesi'iitiitites iroin tie
n.ile of M.H'adiu-itti aie iniitbd to membership
III this lioii-e. and whether the immbii of repie-tentatlte-
from soil slate liouM not ho mhienl.
Hepresentative Gardner, of New Jer
sey, has Introduced a joint resolution,
authorizing tlie state department to
purchase the Danish West Indies and
appropriating not exceeding J-I.OOO.OCO
for Unit pui pose. The resolution refers
lo the desirability of American owner
ship of these islands under the .Monroe
doctrine.
Several anti-trust measures ttere
presented to tlie house today. One of
them, by Atr. Ball, 01 Texas, proposes
the appointment of a special commit
tee of nine representatives to report an
anti-trust bill.
Hepresentative 'ruiupnckei. of Indi
ana, introduced a bill in the house to
day providing for an amendment tn the
constitution permitting congress to lax
the capital stock and earnings of lor
poratlons, m
Disbarred Lawyer Reinstated.
By Eclusite Wile from The Associated t'res.
Trenton, N, J,, Pee, iV-'flu: Supremo tout I till,
iiftiiiioon iciiittattd Flank .MePennll, tho Newark
littjii' who it,! disbarred about a ,ieiv :iri. Mi
lb nnit'n offline was b.irgiiiur .1 tlleitt -oou tot
ettke, Tlili Ihe court hold to he iMoitlmi,
under the tli(iiiiistaine. Mipi'rmit's applii i
tlin tor r'lti-titemenl was elqiied hi m.ini Ind
linr .Nettnik lautii.-. He Inn. depo-lted ,'iil tu
piy Ilie utit'iltirseil i litnl.
Miss Stone Alive and Well.
Ilj bvdinite W lie front Tin' tantijici I'res'.
Washimiton, lie,, 1;. '-iiicl.iiy Hi, tetettcd .1
1 able message lo.liy iroin Mi. s. A. rib. Hie
ilinw d'aflaireii nl I'oii.l.ititiiiople, ilited IVia.
mar l oiistautlnople, Pei. .'1, n.ilos' I11.1l he has
us! le.iiutd troui xtloulea Hut the u;i'iit witiiii
he hul spot out Ins letuinotl ami ifiit.- hmli
ll-s stone mil Midaine 'I'slll.a allte and well.
Entertained by tho President.
lit Uula-ite Wile fiuni'lliv A-sotlated I'icv,
Wdsiiiiisloii, Pu. I), 'llm follmiintf tiuine.l per-ton-
wi-iu rntirlalncil by Hie pie-lili.it at ilium r
th'.s ittiilnir: .viritau lAiutr, K'lutoia IVilu.,
ll.'lliiiccr, .Ncbnn, lli'llitir, MilViua.-, ITaik 01
W.toinii'ir, .Mallurj, Pii.tit of Irfml-ljita, t.'aj,
lliril, llurlott, Pllllnham and II11111I11111 and .Mr.
I ' mt Morion.
'Bill to Pension Mis. MoKinley,
Ily l.'olrlti Win- fiom Iho Awotialoil Pro-.-.
Wu'iliiipcu, Pee. 0. Ibpie.eiitailte 'Ja.tlor, id
Ohio, today iutioduti'il 1 hill lo put-Ion .Mi v. Mt
Kltiley at Ihe i.ile 01 fi.uilil a ear, lit'siniilnir
Sipl. II, 1WI, tho date ol the deilli jf the lam
pro-idt nt.
No Trial for Mollneux,
Ily i:tl;.slti' W'ne from The Associated l'ri,
N'etf oik. II'T. h. Jiidje VewlniMtr ileilnl
today the nmtioii to di.uil-s tlie iiulktmuii
airaln-l llolainl II. .Miillinm. for Iho iiiunlei vt
.t. Kitherine td.ill t-.
Lenf Plant Burned.
Il.t t:jliiihe W'ite imm The A-ooiiitid I'recj,
Pamillf. I'a., Pic. (.. 1'iie todaj totally ilc
jttotcd Ihe leaf plant of John II. Hushed & Com
pany ami Ittowii's floraii? tvaivhouv, with ion
tint., both tteio tilled t.ltli leal tubaieu in lioyi
hud and luotv. Total lo-ss about $nO,03G.
HAVE
10 WAIT AWHILE
It Will Be Impossible for Congress
to Negotiate with the
Military, Rulers
THE COMMISSIONERS
ENCOURAGED TO HOPE
Stable Government Must Be Estab
lished in the Island Before Recip
rocity Treaties Can Be Negotiated.
Western Senators Advise Natives
to Ask for Annexation as Shortest
Way Out of Trouble.
tit lltilu-iie Wire (10111 I1i5 A-.ni lat 'd 1'ieti.
Washington. Dec. i. The Cuban
cnintnisslonets who have been in Wash
liwtnn for a week are encouraged to
, hope that some action will he taken
! by congress for the relief of their lsl-
and. They realize that they ennnot ex
! peel executive Intel feience. The
piesldenl told them that they must go
lo congress, as Unit body alone had
the power to grant tariff concessions,
lie has made a strong recommendation
for Cupan reciprocity hi his message,
and he can do no more. They (submit
ted their case to . Senator Piatt, of
Connecticut, and lie advised them to
put their proposition In writing, which
waf done. Their petition and the bill
they proposed have been published.
General Wood has made earnest an
peals to senators and representatives
to grant some tariff concessions to save
Cuba from bankruptcy and demoral
isation. He believes that something
must be done speedily to give Cuba
prosperity and continued peace.
Tlie senators who have been consult
ed express themselves willing to help
Cuba in every way possible, but they
do not believe that congress will grant
free trade to Cuban sugar and tobacco,
nor do they ste how there can he any
legislation by congress until a Cuban
government has been organized and is
icady to negotiate a teclproclty treaty.
They do not see how the Cubans can
be committed to a treaty, by th mili
tary government tlieie -which is uuder
the contiol of the president of the Uni
ted States.
The Cuban Question.
While the Cubans have bronsht tlpi
iiicstion to congress In a direct way.
they have pot succeeded In convincing
the leaders of congress that their plan
Is either nceeptable or practicable.
The Cuban question it ill remain a trou
blesome one, with no probability of
any legislation until a Cuban govern
ment has been organized.
In the meantime there are a good
many western Republicans, among
them Chairman Cannon of the appro
priations committee, who are saying
that Culm will only be able to obtain
what is necessary to her prosperity by
following the example of Hawaii and
Porto Rico and requesting it lo become
an American territory under the full
control of the I'nlted States. Home
uestern renatois who believe that Is
the inevitable destiny nf C11I1.1, think
that the Cuban question ought to be
settled nutt fur all time. 'l'he ttnulil
not forcibly annex Cuba, but lei her trv
independence. If thai is her tlrshe. but
If she wants to share in the markets
and prosperity of the Culled States lot
her accept the time-honored way and
ask for annexation.
It Is needless to say that this pro
gramme dues not tippeal to i'onsert-,i-tle
leaders like iMmt nf Connecticut.
Aldricli. Lodge, anil. In fact, most nf
the most prominent eastern iV'publl
c.ins. They favor reciprocity as the
surest way to postpone annexation.
Without leclproeity they look for such
industii.il depression In Cuba as will
in a short time lesult In political de
moralization, compelling tlie I'nlted
.Slates to resume control of tlie island
as a lueasuie nf self-prntei'liou,
Billiard Tournament,
lit Kvliultc W'ite from Tin' A niiatcil Press.
ett- Yolk, P.'i. 11. Nun" mmrs hue tintt ben
pliyrd in Hie intimation il hllliinl I'himpioiHliiri
intiKst and m tat 11 looks a if s-'ne'ri aui
Miuoaii v ill be in at Ihe Imlsli. TVidii i,f,
Karnes win' phi''d. Hit nr-t hetwern llirutel, I In
I'll 111 Inn 111, and llntti-mi, the Inn. oil in. llaruM
ttlni.lm; i.iil .ifli'i ten -hut pin bt .1 Mstre "f
IU0 In Wl, Inniidit Sih.irfir Ihe CliliaBu ' iw
aid," dife.iti'd Sutton, lniilv man. inn to , lit m
an iiitcrrjliiu- jritue. Ilittitcl -lllith tun..: :. -'?,
22; aurtKC, I il ni. Ilnwl.oii-'llluli iiitif, 31. .1',
.l.'i atrnw, . H'1 . "i. Silnebi llmli rims: t'S
Itl, ifi, moraBe, 11, l-.'il. sintoii- llisli tuns: At,
l.l, 2n; atil.iKO, 0, .17 ol.
Kingston Is Cold.
n.f Kxi lui-ltr Wite iroin 1 lie -.oi'l.ilr'l 1 res.-.
Miijtktim, V. ., Ike. fi. Setrre 1 old pret.illi
Ihroushoiit Hi' . 11 1 Ii i- C.it-klll iiiminl tins. Hut
Moulin-' Hie Ihtiini iiiili'i. ri2i-.lci.il PI below
7HU .11 limn, ila; Is below at IMvniport f. ntri;
22 lielutt at samloid; 21 bilutt it lllooin-tilli,
nil f.t In'low til llolian.
Pensions Granted,
11 Ci luslte Wire limn The Atsoclaled I'lf-.-.
Wa.lilii'.'tou, Pu. ti.- l'.iilon Kraiitrd; (.iltut
lliiriinf, of Wlll.illaiif, rS; . S111IH1, of
W'e.t S'auiltoke, i .IjitU Majiunl, of si.ijii
ton, s.
YESTERDAY'S WEATHER.
.iul illt J for pfi. U 1Mb
llitthtst ttiiiperaliite ...,,..,,.,,,,,,,, SI deiiiirf
laitti'.t timpi'ritlirt' ,,.., i......... i dei;rei
Uelatltf humidity:
S .1. in ri per 'cm,
s p. 111 ,, , S3 per rent.
J'rciipititloti, 21 liouis ended S p. nt., none.
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- . WEATHER .FORECAST,
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s- Washington, Dec. 0. I'ort'tii.t for E.ul s
-f em I'nin.tltJnla; I'ulr Saturdiy and Sail- --
s)- day; lluht to fresh northeasterly windj. -.
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