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Telegram-herald., 1889-10-15
COURT RECORDS.

UNITED SrATEs-The United states
V. Mary Cushway and Jennie Dude
kirk, Indictment for retailing malt
liquors; Mary Cusliway sentenced 10
pay fine of 500 and to stand COM
mltted until paid; Jennie OudekIrk
released on suspended sentence until
December 3, with bail fixed at 800.
The United States VS.. Elwin Believes
and others, Indictment for selling OleO-
margarine at wholesale without paying
special tax; arraigned and pleaded not
guilty.
CRCUIT-Judge Grove-Isaac ". Tur-
ner executor of the will of Isaac Nun
caster, deceased, VS.. Francis ;. Bates,
debt; on trial. True w. Childs ct al,
vs.. Edward ODOnHell; assumpsit; stay
OF proceedings for sixty days.
Judge Burch-Robert J. Walker vs.
Hartford j. Perkins; asSumpslt; motion
for security for costs agreed and sub
mitted. John Spoon vs. Chicago q
West Michigan Railway Company; tres
pass on the case; motion TO setasldc de-
fault of plaintiff granted on payment
of attorney fee of 80; plaintiff allowed
to file declaration lnstanter. Samuel
Lyon vs.. William c. DenniSon ct al;
chancery; demurrer argued and sub
mitted. The people vs. Daniel Lager;
complaint for bastardy; order adJudg-
ing the defendant 10 be father of child
mentioned IN complaint. Order tnat
respondent within ten DAYS pay Sl5and
- per week until child is five years old,
s. per month until child Is ten years
old, and s. per month until child l.
fourteen years old; all payments 10 be
made quarterly 10 the county clerk;
respondent TO give bond in the sum OF
$1,000 with two or more sufficient sure
ties to be approved by the clerk. The
people vs. Frank Bokstal; information
Tor receiving stolen property; sentenced
TO the State house of correction and re-
formatory for two years and three
months.
PRoBATE-Estate Of Allison ID. FlOry,
deceased; petition for determination of
heirs fled: hearing November :. Is
tate of VIM. X. JOcelyn, deceased; ad-
ministratOr' final account filed; hear
ing November :. Est8te of Marnius ID.
HOogestegOr et AL, minors; Order.grant-
ing license to sell real estate. Estate
of John Fish, deceased; administrator s
| final account allowed Estate OF Henry
A. Kerr, deceased; letters testamcntary
| issued 10 Walter Carter IN Michigan.
Estate OF Lew J. kmb3ll. deceased
| letters testamentary issued to anna /.
kimball. Estate of Claudlus &. Kim
ball, minor; letters Of guardianship is-
sued 20 Anna l.. klmhall. Estate Of
F Bertha Spaeth. deceased: order that u
! claims be fled in court on or before
/ April II. 1880, for hearing that dav
/ ESfnfn of Franklin y WaG4sVpffn n
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-15

a Ne~ Vera Paper Dssoants Upon Hls
Merits.

kro1a the New NoEk ssAr.
Walking through East Forty -frsi -st.
last night, stopped 81 G. ii. NcDon-
aids stables, aud he invited me g. takl
walk through the place. sloppns
before q lUxorlously fitted up toK s.aa.
he ssld: There ls one az the wonders
of tie 'uou.ng turf Thea ae ulo.
duoed nae u l.. B Mobiles gray stallion
Alcgoa, Who nade ihe Eastern Won
Ger. Nelson, lower his colors lu the
SlO 900 race a. Hartford. he Nas
beaten afterWard at Boston. bat t0tre
are a. many horselleu Ano believe lsat
he j. the greatest trot1ug station ir the
Wefld az there are pariisans oi Nelson
Alcfvon wanted al nll o. esq mN hat.
bat when ! petted hm ne beeamt aiiec-
uouate aud began l.aanE a.. no~e
about nav pockets 81 se4IclUi sueaf lt
ls iu the p.uk of cond Uon. llsback s4s
level az straight edge and lhe mus. i0s
stand ouI al 0sfr Ini s Ike a giadIatar's
Altryou Is ai Capt. McDouaiis stable
smply for lue purpose of resting ou hls
long Journey from New England where
he had been tr0ttng o. tie points pa
the West, where he las eugae en4cuts,
previous to las return to hls home al
Grand Rapids. Mich, Tor tAe winter.
AlcTyon las been known a. The
Blind Stallion. bocAgsc oi the fact that
he has cataract on hls q ght eye. Af
Noble has determined o. have Lae
necessary operation performed o. To-
move this defect and is assured that t
can lac done without danger and w'tl
every prospect Of restoring the useful
ness of the eve. Great things are tk-
pocted Of him next wear, and hs ad-
mlrers are convinced that he r. capable
Cf dong three heats iu 2:l3 oI better.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-15
WANT A NEW TRIAL.
Attorneys for warden watkins Ask for
kehearinE.

Attorneys for warden watkins Ash for
kshearing.
Messrs. Mitchell a Mc6ary and
Smith a Stevens yesterday entered a
motion IN the Johnson Watkins case
for n, b trial. stripped Of legal yer-
biage the ground Of the application Is
that Mr.. Watkins Was acting IN his Off
cial capacity as warden IA ordering the
whipping, ana that Johnson admitted
while on the witness stand that Watkins
was not actuated by malice or wsutOn-
ness. 1t is claimed, therefore, that
Mr.. Watkins should not be personally
liable for damage. In other words, Il
VIII probably be argued that Watkins
was acting under the implied, II not
actual. instruction Of the state; that
he was merely the agent for carrying
out such instructions, and that If John
son was entitled % damages at all they
should be paid by the state, and not ~
Mr. Watkins
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-15
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

This list Is furnished by W. K Scribner.
real estate dealer. 50 Prar.-st;
Job IhibOut 60 john v. Searls lot 2
Blk 3. SOuthWick ; add ..............S 1850
Claude r, buchanan 10 James A. VIII
son and vile. lot FL. blk 8 Mills add 500
John r. Qugley &C. Lou J. Shephari. lot
-. Nhltes ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. LOO
Heary FrAllck 90 John Snlltter. So ft
lots "a and i3. blk 2. EralickS add -
Reuben Reynolds ct al. 10 Henry J.
Alnall. lot 4, blk s, Reynolds i Frank
l.n's ada .............. %
John Caulheld 10 Berend III. knipers.
lol. S and 3. Blk S. Cauldeid's sub l.2O
Nm Walker To james Z. Cole, lot y
Weston Low 'sald...-........-.-........... : lN0
Thomas 4. Condley 90 Chauncey VI.
Brown, lot g. Rathbuns ; sub. 400
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-15

The Good TempIars Begin Their session
This Evening.

Inc GOOD Iempiars BTEih thcif session
This Evening.
The Good Tsmplars of the State are
assembling here IN large numbers 10 at
tend the thirty-sixth annual session of
the grand lodge of Templars IN Michi-
gan. The session begins tonight with "a
grand reception AT Good Iemplars
Hall, . south DivlsiOn-st. The follow
ing program has been prepared for the
evening: Song, Friends of Temper
ance;" prayer; song. boy choir; address
of welcome, 10y Rev. j. W. REID; re-
sponse, by Mrs. j. c. Stone, OF Cleve-
land: music, by Miss Eva Blain;
juvenile Temple exercises, Mrs. Gray
and class. Mrs Greenwood and class;
violin solo, 10y Miss Lee; synopsis OF
work done IN grand lodge year, 10y A.
DO ige; vocal solo, by Or. W. ii. Ross.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-15

Frank T. Bartlett has sued the Street
Railway Company for $40. He was
employed at the Hali-st. barns for =
period OF several months. IN the
absence Of any special agreement he
claims that tn hours should constitute
q days work. Ho worked longer than
that. and claims 20 have kept track of
the over time. which 40 regular wages
amounts 90 the sum hc sizes for.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-15
BuckIen's Arnlca saIve

The best salve IN the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains,
corns and all skin erUptions, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required.
1t Is guaranteed to give perfect satisfac-
ton or money refunded. Price 25cents
per box. For sale by Peck Bros, drug
glsts, corner Monroe and Dlvlslon-sts.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-15

The bond Of John ". cole was re-
ce,ved and filed in the county clerk 8
Office Yesterday. The bond is s surety
that John does not smssh Jossph
~,suhle fn the nose and otherwise mai
treat h.m - he had threatened - DO
on July and divers other OCCASIONS.
cole was brought before Justice Walter
NrConncl. ~ Salon township. and thus
bound over 90 keep the peace.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-15
An Absolute Cure.

The Original Abletlne OIntmentis on
ly put Up IN large twO-Ounce tin boxes,
and Is an absolute cure for old sores,
burns, wounds, chapped hands, and all
skin eruptiOns. VIII positively cure
all kinds Of piles. Ask Tor the Original
Abietine Ointment. Sold by Peck Bros,
at % cents per box-by mail 80 cents.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-15
JOHN DOES IDENTITY.
His Efforts TO Conceal His Name Prove
UnavsiliDg.

The secret Is at last out as 10 the
identity of "John Doe" the fellow
charged with stealing watch from A.
3. Knowles at the Macatawa Park
bathing house. Sheriff Bishop, hy
diligent inquiry, has tinall Y ascoriaIned
that his real name is Walter BrOIcn,
and his homcgs IN Detroit. A q can
not be learned that De o, wanted on
other charges, il is presumed that in
concealing his name he WAS actuated
by pride.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-15
The Engineer

Of the Wakefield, Mass, Rattan Works,
c. y. Young, says: In all cases of bill
iousness accompanied with those terri
ble headaches, have found no other
medicine that seems 10 take hold and
do the good that your Sulphur Bitters
does. 1t is the best family medicine
made
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-15
Adrice to NInthers.

Ms Winsow's Soothing syrup should a.
ways be used for children teething. 10 scothes
tha child. softens the gums alia7s all pa n .
cures wind colic. and Is the best remedy for
diaTrhua. &c q bottle
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-15

For an elegant antique oak finish
three-piece bedroom suite for SIG go 10
the Vinegar Furniture Company, l23,
l25, l27, l29 South Division-st.' corner
OF CherTy-st.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-15

Miner, at p MOnroe-st., is prepared
TO take orders for seal and all kinds of
fur garments, fur trimmings plush
and fur robe, etc, etc.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-15
Pflesi Pilesi! Pilesi!!

Loose's Red Glover Pile Remedy, IS
a positive specific for all forms of the
disease. Blind, Bleeding, Itching, III
ccsated, and Protruding Piles-Price
soc. For sale by White Il White drug
gists, Morton House block.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-15

What IS more attractive than a pretty
face with fresh, bright complexion
For il use POzZOnIs Powder.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-15

N''N1-1- q ~ NE70- -
Wheat New. S.e p busleL
teFa--'e r nuslei.
ua Ara q 1usleL
Corn Meal $50 g Eol.
Esr-sr hlsasl
tsfolad Frr1-sls Q ton
Llal-sl- CON.
NfflHugs-el3 s ton
>rrrruL 1s-s
f.our-Lny Wh.te. 81 s5i Straight s2.25i Pat
EAR $50 & hundred
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-15

Dealer IN general hardware, groceries,
lumbcrmcn's supplies. bark aud cedar,
and general steamboat agent. has eccun
business about SIX years. and n hIs DIFF
fcrentbranchesturnlshesempioymontto
ah0uta dozen men. Hc mas three docks
hlled with wood or bark n season Mr.
Loveday IS i've and energetic business
man. and always takes hand in any
thing for the benefit Of his town. lie
isa membcr OF tho village council.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-15

For Office desks, rotary chairs, in
.e.lids' chairs, wheel chairs and high
chars, go to the Vinegar Furniture
Company.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-15

state Agent Holoonb says gast hs
hsss hrisht Erl, years old. for whom
10 wishes 20 fnd home in ths country.
he also hss > lsrrs numhe- ~ b~es.
ranging In aTs from 9 e. "a wears. ior
whom be WISHES good houas
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-15
II. W. King,
:. G.. Isanl an

CharlevOIx county, having began hls
business career about fifteen years ago
on a small scale. when money was
scarce and redskins were plenty. but
having safely passed through all the
vlcissitudcs and early struggles Of
pioneer DAYS, IS today one OF the most
influential business men of the town.
He has two large stores well stocked
with dry goods. boots and shoes, cloth
ing. etc. and 10y close attention t0 busi-
ness be has achieved the success SO
richly deserved hy business men like
Mr. fsaman-
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-15
For l don't care. dun, tired feeling

For I don't care, DUH, tired feeling,
impoverished blood, dull pains in back
aad head, tantalizing skin eruptions,
Kcmp's Sarsaparilla never fails to give
relief. We always guarantee IL. Price
81 per bottle Tibls drug store, I26
Mnnrnn-st
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-15
Jobbcrs' Prices.

JuuUIF.' TFIItss
Aprlss 81 7os2.0 ? Dol.
Bartlett Pears 81 ia.gZ.'0 p busnel.
EeaI s-LHs --a ? blshel
Eggs lor lfc 2 dozen.
Buffrr-ls lt0 r. lb.
houeY-l5c r pound.
PotalOes-5Ss6sl slC p bushei.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-15

AL diseases If men are cured - Dr.
&. Clay Todd, - A0aToe-st., room 4
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-15
THE GOSCH CASE.
The Plans Regarding an Appeal to the
supreme Court.

The attorneys in the Gosch case are
waiting TO learn tine severity Of the
sentence which viii be imposed upon
their client before deciding whether
they VIII appeal or not. To carry il up
Will cost about S400, and unless too
long a sentence IS imposed d Is thought
that il Will be better to use the money
for the support Of the prisoner family.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-15
Discoveries More Valuable Than Gold

Are Santa Abe, the California Dis
covery for Consumption and Diseases
of the Throat, Chest and Lungs, and
California Cat-r-Cure, the only guar
anteed cure for Catarrh, Cold in the
Head and kindred complaints. They
are sold at 81 per package, or three for
3 30, and are recommended and used
10y the leading physicians of the Pacific
Coast. Not secret compounds. Guar
anteed by Peck Bros.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-15
south Arm village

Is Just scross the bridge from East Jor-
dan, and "a situated 40 the mouth of
Jordan river. Although not more than
twenty rods from East Jordan. 20 prdcs
itself on the Advancement & is making
on It's rival. It has three churches amt
n p0puialon ol about 500 Brs dos
mils. shops and factories. lt has sev.
oral large stores. The hrm of Parks 4
CO.. dealers in general mefchand -, ls
one ~ the largest. ID. A. ~fou.man g.
postmaster and also dealer n grpger.rs.
and a better tusuoss man than Sir
~toblmau is hard % Cad lIe s w.Il
and atorarIv known al over taa
taarlevoIK region. NAKI lrI.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-15

Garland" Stoves and Ranges cook
food and warm rooms for many mil
hons.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-15

Apples-Evsporated. 6s7c . pound.
Cherries-loc ? pound.
Peaches-l0elZ- &c . pound.
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THE ALASKA FISHERIES.
After Pretended Investigation the
Commercial Company IL Ju.tified.

NAsAzSsTaS. Jan. ~ Represents
tive Dunn. from the committee on nler-
chant marine and fisheries, TO-DAY
presented the results of the inyes;lra-
uon hy the committee into the fur and
seal fisheries OF Alaska. with special
references 30 whether the contract Civ
ing the Alaska Commercial 60. the
ssfss right 10 take far seals hzai beer.
violated. Dunn accompanied his re-
port with a hsll on the subject II pro-
poses 10 amend the present Iaw hv
providing that enc year before the
present lease fo the Alaska 20. expires.
or when snv future sinaiaax lease ex-
plreS. the secretary of the treasury
shall lease Tc proper persons ihe right
of taking far seals on the islands OF
81. PAai and It. sieogge for - wears. As
rot less than $0ass9 per aanufn. ard
$50 additional for each seal
skin shipped from the islands. such
lease shasl rot be transferable. The
present lAw Is declared 10 apply sas all
fae wasers ssf Behglng sea n Alaska
mentioned IN the treaty wfkh Russia
hy which Alaska waS ce<se3 10 tbs
United St4seS, and the president shall
take measures "a Aave arrested as PEP
sons ssa seized az vessels violating
she Iaws af the United STATES therein
l.. addition 70 she above. provision i
10 he raase sov the protection af
salmon fisheries.
The report gee0El naeszsis that the
las u presenE the extern snssiosa OF
s.zr- bearing animals Z Aisssa he cor
sirned IN force viii certaln anleTss&-
aseatS. believing that tsok Only the sys-
fega il adopts bat ffse faeGhests ~ car
rylng II gnto eEsesss 5 wel. atsaptssi fo<
the pmFpoSe indicated.
In conrIu-i0n fhe com nsltfee Ends
TIE following satts. That Il The iaN pro-
tecsing Se "a asEe Is eafc~cetI. tee presss-
v4tsan es the seal roossrses sill he as
sufe9. the -STexsls conslnuezs ard IN
creased ara he nzfIve inhabitants o.
80. s3sE sxsarlsS maintained without
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THE sU.SDRY CIVIL sILL
Passed by the House. With . Fs.u
Amendmenfs.

WAsHTxsTsiy. Iaa. SIN the hoasse.
Bzrroxs. of Michigan. presented q
petition OF 1900 citizens OF Uuth
against admission of that r<.ritory a
stste- Referred
Th> ho1se then went into committee
OF the whole on. the sundry civil ap-
preparation bill On point of order
raised by Grain. the eiaase wss Ssfssssssin
ont s1sc~ndiiar the act af 1855. apprD.
priztsng <is0o0 10 enable TIE secrs-
ta-y OF war TO acquire valid title TO
the Fort BrelFn military reservation.
Enioe. Of Tennessee. Offered an
amendment anthorixing that the secrst
service OF ths, treasury department ie
used n detecting pretended dealers in
counterfeit uspney. Agreed 10.
The committee rose and The bill was
Passed
Dunn. of Arkansas. from the eous-
naittee on merchant marine and Esks-
cries. reported the bill 20 provide for
better protection OF the fur seal ans
salmon fisheries OF Alaska. Prinfes
and reeosnmiitea. with leave to -erost
~ any tine. Adjourned
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qaese following scenery West
az q 40 Journal
within their
ma
q
in
Of
In
o{h
outline and ehangef Their and
southern II rapidly pushed
wha-vss zna
warehouses.
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ANNEXATION OF CANADA.
Senator Cuifoin Would Direct Amer
ica's Policy Ia That End.

SRggNsFlELp, H.. Jan 3a-in the
capitol both houses of the general as.
sembly tssok a recess To greet Senator
cullon. That gentleman made .
speech thanking the members Tor bis
reelection. Turning 70 questions O.
national interest he said. among
other things. that be had
been interested some time in the
question ol our relations with Canada.
He did net wish now 10 aiScnss the
work OF che congressional committee,
which j. looking into the matter. He
simply desired 10 intimate that his
feeling was that the people at the
United States should 80 control Affairs
that eventually, not with war. res
with violence, s policy wili De adopted
that wiil result in the end in planting
the American flag opoa Canadian soil
at our north.
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MOORE Is IN CANADA.
Flight Of the Indianapolis fnsarsAncs
Agent syh,s Stole sSoo. .eoe.

IxpiAxAroLIs. Jan. ea-Fs was dis
covered to-day that Joseph A. Moore.
the half million dollar enos=sxler
from the Connecticut Mutual Lie In
surance company, probably fearing
arrest and iIaalIrisorment, has con-
classet. TO flv 10 /. place nf safety. His
attorney admitted tonight that
Mocre had gone 10 Canada. but %
v hat point r. net known. Inyesszg2-
ton OF his books proceeis. bat the
amount Of the shortage has not been
increased above ihe original ssgnFes-
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SEVERAL. ROADS wos'r sign.
DifacaItiss in the Way Of the Rail-
road Agreement.

CnIcAee. JAN. 2a-All the roads
represented AZ the Western railroad
presidents meeting signed the new
agreement today except the Borling-
ton Il Northern, which refused to 90
so unless its northern competitors
do 50. The 500 route and
the St Paul and Duluth lines
were brought into the fold. This
rather tangled matters again. aaa q
committee was appointed 70 satcr
with the Burlington & Northern and
secure itS signature. as well IS those
OF the Illinois Central and Kansas
CITY. Fort Scott & Calf. which were
not represented at the meeting. The
agreement cannot kscome operative
unless these signatures are obtained.
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CHgcAeo. Jan. - Mrs, Agnes E.Rs-
Nv Houe. daughter of John Rooney
a weIs.tss-,io resident cs thseago, vas
granted ; divorce today from Soiais
Horne. san Francisco TsofiFs2s
rsairstey. The latter acknowledges. ~
correspondcSee thas he has aIaslshe.'
wife in Dunedin, New Zealand kAoisi
wives asave children 81 him. he ssssSAs :
10 sxcl~e himself ca the Eroara fsl4s
he believed she New Lczaasa 'Siie
dead
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MIxSxAroHls. Jan. 2zs-Patsy Car.
as1 TO-DAY slgnea articles Of agree naens
10 FIGHT Pefer Jackson, The eaioFed
paeals1. in April the fight 10 - 10 .
finish. with sfaAll gloves, at the tAl1-
so-uia Athletic slah rooms. san iran
cisco. The winner VIII receive s15s3
and the loser $50 C2rdifs has gone
into active training, and says slfalsh
tight Is his forte. he expects 70 'ztsa-
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a stupid BIN killed.

WAsHIxaTas. Jan. - The Gate.
naturalization bill. wzs Abandoned To.
day hy the heuse committee on Judi
icary. Is was found snat 70 Withhold
the rights os citizenship f0r I've years
would, IN CONNECTION with the alierl
lssid act. operate 80 prevent On emf
grant frona purchasing q home fos
himself until the end OF the perioa.
4 new bill viii De presented By Oates
al the next meeting Of the cnsnnliffee.
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sscpualiezns and Densocr1aS being
rsssorxsed cr eseh sssse ef the agaestson
OK the opening of the ssgors.
RESTORATION oF raE sT1lrvs <sro Axrx.
Representative M0rrow Of t.aIsiarnss
TO-DAY insruaacea fsv resesruce ~
soslaxing Joint resolution
ksseszsx, TA&s tie rresent eunsirsnr az
as1klrx a. samoa rrqasrex slsnt fAss rQve-r,-
laent sAn@ta A.A1 tie px<ssAt ef tAsse issaszs<
II <eeGrsnz ~ saSe<<zsstzs zk<sse czsve-.,-
rasnf. fres srca the cl2assx ef ssxrsss<ssl
szEsslcssaa OF sny EsroEsssn re~sr. ard
70 TIE e1d sAxt tAss pz-ysss<s rsAy Ae s,sexzis-
ly and ezsasrnsfss acssc1sp spiasaed. the t.re<s
cEnS OF tie Juif<1 SsAtet Il AszeSx ~
guessed 70 insist a. tAs reS<or1eissa az
atsAirs on said stands ~ Tlsx szrne exssss-d
a tse tine q sne ceavszszen nsfueea
Esany. Grezs Rrstzsn and tas United safes
heAd - the city Of wxzAlnxsoa n 5une
aud Iaay. sA2s ae farsher ala In securing
s-zsemert of The sea4iu< 6sssensrses 81
samoa en satisfactory aast sxsl1a fuandA-
ton ard II the rexsrrari1in Of >exfxs ara
good aztfsr nn<3sr rrspaz1sThle native IN
depezs3eat gcpeymzFat, st1tA q raaart 81
esssss sseserE jurisdiction 20 sIetzrasne Land
TILES ard saeh other e4Aiais aud cant-o.
verses o. torrsgn residents 81 nz&y ae
ssopsE.y rsesaSnsrsase ey ssleh eoa-s. AID
that Ae take sscA fustAer sfeFs es mar Sc
necessary % rrusses the rights af sAss row
sraEaraa ssa sfs eaflseus in iszid ixssEi.
wasrxSa FOR cax3R0ss 70 ACT.
II was reported this isosni,tg that
TIE president woald TO-DAY seasi to
congress a co1naunie gtinr "a the
samoan question Inquiry at the
Waits House esicssea siateHasns that
the report concerning message i an
trle.
In sn interview pablisisesl At Baiu-
more this morning, SECRETARY Raya-si
SAYS Germany has gfTea this country
no casas heiiss that our Gag hss nok
been s1sulted or Ansristan property
destroyed. and TIE s2Aate fhins il.
shall this conntry assert the inlepefasi-
e-ass os Samoa ov fo-se o. arms. r
need he, against German arxrssSion.
As this involves the question uf peace
or war. EAe determination eE whfrh
rests with congress, the whole suhiecf
has been referred 10 thsls bo1s, the
president not feeling aslthorssss to
take further Steps whicAi rnishk ,,~r-
cspitase hosgiaitses.
rHE HOUSE FAyozs zaa Srarxax.
Chairman Herbert af tAe Aoslse
committee On nsvas affairs SAYS thar
81 amendment will probably he offered
70 the naval appropriation 6ll when il
is called up zor consideration ia the
house. appropEiAfing St0n.6s9 for .
coaling station az PanEo rango. Her
bert has not teen able 70 confer with
al the members of the committee. bat
such rs have been spoken 70 are in
favor of the amendment.
SAcRsaEsTo, Jan. 9s4--Represen.a
tive Saiogncn offered concurrent res
oluiian an the assembly tlsis morning
calling upon California Representa-
tiyes IN congress, in the light OF the
tire samoan difsicnlty and prospects ef
war, % exert their influence 10 have a
government arsenal and mandatory
OF heavy ordnance established in this
state The resolution was adopted
and Immediately transmitted to the
senate.