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SUMMARY OF the VVsek's Proceeding %
the Senate and House

Summary os the Eaek's ProceadiuEs 90
the Senate and House
NEITHER house OF congress transacted any
pualnesa On me -ttf- BON houses -slSllll-1
soon ~ le- assembling on account % the death
or , Justice Lamar. Of the supreme court
LHE session c4 the senate on the p lh was de-
void OF Interest being mostly OF q routine char
GcteE- a ui- 90 admit u -ll as O. state 17a-a lu-
trodueau- A long executive session was held
az ~ HIGH the nomination Of JUDGE EreC1l11s aF
one OF the judges OF the supreme court OF the
District OF Columbia was confirmed BY a vote
Of s. 10 ls---L1 the house hli1us tertug against
Alsqre and continued until an adjournment
TIE anti-option bfI was discussed in taa sem
ate on the 10Th with bus few senators present
Senators Kills and EiscocE spoke i1 opposition
20 the measure Mr.. Nes-spoEe against o. blil
that was attempted 90 De passed creating a
committee on liquor rratlc- t-le session OF
the house was devoid OF any public interest
The suudry civ-l bill was granted thl right OF
way. and while O few oustructlou-s we're placed
ana tha bill made fair progress.
Soon after the senate mes on the 9Th Mr.
Hale announced the death 81 james e. Blaine
public services Of deceased. 90 the conclusion OF
which as q testimony OF respect The senate adj
brought the business OF the house 10 sudden
termination A few committee reports were
speech -4 4-E A---ilaels WHO represents h-F-
Blaine'z old district and hIE Holman, who
5--,- ----y ttis y IN nm % ~ sl-z5 ~
ded statesman adjourned
West NiEEluLl was sworn iu as The successor
OF Senator Eeuua- Inc army uppropria ton
bill was reported and placed on the clIeudlr.
Iha remainder Of the day was spent tn lZccu-
tive session ut the close Of which the senate
adjourned until . o'clock lluEuaF--- Beyond
the adoption OF resolutions looking 20 the iu-
vestiEati0u OF the Panama canal scandal and
The whisky trust, the proceedings OF the house
were devoid OF interest The suudrv civil bin
made slow progress It's consider Llou gave
rise to considerable debate. JIG was ordered
that when tins house adjourn it 1e until -o'cloes
Monday. that members may attend the funeral
OF MI Blaine After paying tribute 20 the late
MI StaclznouseI Of Soutu Carolina, the house
adjourned
But little was done in the senate on the 81th.
tt being in session but short time. Mr.
Chandler introduced a concurrent resolution
that the president be requested 10 enter into
negotiations with the provisional government
OF Hawaii for the annexation OF the island 90
the United States Mr. White objected and
the resolution went ever The senate soon adj
1ourued---. The brief session Of the house was
UuiutegcsLiug The suudrv civil bin was FUR,
Their considered but not disposed Of The SEN
ate blu referripg 70 the coury OF Claims the
claim OF Mrs Jessie Benton Fremont 60 certain
lands In san FRANCISCO passed A committee
70 1uFes L1Elre the Panama canal scandal was
appointed and the house adjourned
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THE HEAL TARAsoON.

Martha. sister or Lazarus is uurIeu
There
TurascOn possesses a fine old church,
whose porch would seem still finer We're
10 not so near a neighb0rO OF St Irophime
at Aries We descended into the crypt
to pay our reverence to- the wonder
working tomb of St. Martha, sister of
Lazarus who as every one south of the
Cote d'Or Is well aware was cast ashore
upon the coasts Of Provence in company
with the two holy Marys- She founded
the city of lIurseiiIes, and is buried uu-
der the church at TarasCou- AS we
picked our way underground we per-
ceIved ia a dark recess of the staircase
"a second tomb, uuvisited of pilgrims
but far more interesting TO our eyes
A marble youth lies along the sur-
cophagus, dead. Tt is Jean de Calabrer
the son and heir of King Rene, an Old
friend OF ours, for we have followed
him IN many a NeGpolltau campaign.
But, after all, he did not gain his crown
of Napies, the brilliant young preteuder.
He lies here, forgotten, in the moldy
vault of St Martha.
When we emerged to the outer air
from this underground sanctuary OF
saint and hero we remem bered modern
times and asked our guide Tor The latest
news of NJ TaTtarin- She protested
her ignorance. but with a certain sub
dued irritation Tor so we thought as of
one weary of a story that had lost its
edge. We were more fortunate, how
ever, when we asked for the Tarasque.
She ran with us along % narrow street
in great impatieucs until we reached q
large stable,
The door swung open and we behcld
a sort of huge long-tailed cardboard
whale, green, with scarlet scales stuck
all over with yellow spikes, like the ale
a half human head with google eyes, q
vulgar, good-uutured smile and d droop-
ing black mustuche, with % long horse
hair name depending from its mock IL
suggests a cavalry ''sJus-ofE' who has
in some way got mixed up with his
charger.
The eponymic monster of Tarascon is
no longer led along the streets i'm glory
once "a year, accompanied by men and
maideus, in commemoratiou of the day
when ST. Martha tanned the dragon by
a prayer and led him along iu fraterual
peace, tied in q leash of her slender
neck ribbon The recent law agaiust
professions has stopped all that Ills
q pity, for the monster Is a pleasant
vivid childish-loolEinE monster, no more
terrib BILE than a devil by Fra Angelica
He made us remember the hurr! bic
Tarasque which IS to be seen In Avig-
non museum. This noble monster was
excavatsd under the foundations OF an
early Christian chapel in ths Church OF
MondraVou. he is a pauther-lilze per-
sons his foreclaws are dug deep into
two half-scalPed human heads. A por-
ton of a human arm remains between
hiu grewsome jaws FlaNnau himself
never imagined a more hideous devil.
LIE progress g. du bon" we sighed, as
we looked at the amiable vulgar To-
rasqus of Tarascon- -COntemp0rary Re
view.
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CLAUS sPRECKLEs.

Charged with EnstiEutinE che Ifa vvaiian
RevhlutIon HIl1sed Up Ia WILD Plots
NEW YORK, Feb 1.-Unless reports
now current in well informed circles
are very far from the truth the tidy
sum of SO, 600, 600 OF profit is the stake
which Mr.. Claus Spreclzles, the million
aire sugar refners stands to win should
Uncle sam decide to take the Hawaiian
resents immediate results, increasing
most bountifuny when future profits in
the sugar business are considered.
This report has given rise, according
/ to dispatches from san Francisco, to
un pleasant ruluors about Mr. Spreclrles
part in the overthrow OF the queen. 1t
is said that the sugar king is mixed up
in the deepest and widest political
plots and that the present state of at
fairs is due to his manipulations and TO
his ambition 20 increase his wealth
! The dispatches say that he has system
atically worked with the deposed queen
to gain her confidence, ruin the duau-
cial standing of her government and SO
discredit her as TO bring about the rev
oIution.
sPRECRLEs' FINE ITALIAN HAND.
CHICAGO, Feb. IA special from San
Francisco says; The fine Italian hand
of Claus SpreclIes was seen in the way
the Hawaiian commercial stock jumped
from 10 cents to 50 "a share Any one
who thinks that Sprecsles knew moth
ing beforehand about the Hawaiian
/ revolution should watch his mHnipula-
ton of this sugar eOmpany's stock.
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THE TREMBLING EARTH.
Terrible Results OF an earthquake IN a
#GrecIan Island.

Terrible Results OF an earthquake On a
Grecian Island.
ATHENS, Feb THE island Zante
was shaken early yesterday morning by
an earthquake In the town of Zante
many houses were wrecked and the oc-
cuPants ran in their night clothes into
the street
The dome of the prison fell in and
many prisoners were killed. The guard
was doubled to prevent the prisoners
from escaping and to suppress the dis
order consequent upon the panic among
them The walls of the prison. which
had been sprung and cracked were
braced-
Two hours later the town was shaken
by repeated shocks, houses fell in all
quarters and the prison became so un-
safe that many prisoners were re-
moved The people, in 8 panic, He'd
from the houses and crowded the mar
lzet place
Scores of families Iefb the town to
camp in the fields on the outskirts
Many dead bodies have been found in
the ruins and 100 or more are reported
to have been injured severely. 1t has
been impossible to get further details
The government has sent out troops
with provisions for the relief of the
homeless
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Oar readers have doubtless noticed
the numerous discussions by the scisn-
lists and hygienists as TO the relative
value Of the ysriCus- baking powders. A
careful sizing 0 ia 6, evidence leaves no
doubt as to the superiority OF the. Royal
Baking Powder in purity wholesome
ness and strength, from a scientific
stand poiHt. An opinion however, that
viii ha8ssp perhaps greater influence
with our practical housekeepers, IS that
given by Marion Harlands the we'll
known and popular writer, upon mat
tiers pertai..ing TO the science Of domes-
tie economy, of housekeeping, and Of
home cooking. In d letter published IN
the Philadelphia Ladies Home Journal
this writer says:
81 regard the Royal Baking Powder
as the best manufactured AID in the
market, so far as have any experience
in the ~ UJssi1ca compounds Since the
Introduction Of it into my kitchen, J
have used no other in Masking biscuits,
cakes, etc, and have entirely discarded
for such purposesatEe homemade cOEa-
bfnatioEfaof 0ne-third Soda tWo-thirdf
cream OF tartar.
Every box has been in perfect coUdh
ton when it came into my hands and
/, the contents have given complete salts
faction It IS an act of simple justice,
and also a pleasure, to recommend il
unqualiEediy 70 American housewives
'-MAHIoaT HAHLAED."
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WAsHISGEoN, Jan. so The friends
OF the Cherokee strip bill are receiving
"a constant stream of kicks on the house
bill
They come from Kansas and Okla
homa mostly, but some put in an APP
pearance from all parts of the country.
The feature that most concerns them
is the provision not allowing anyone 20
have more than $4,000 worth Of personal
or real estate who settles on land -.
This is regarded as too much Of a
pauper provision and that it would re-
suit in the country being settled up by
a poor class and that it is noUesbecialiy
acceptable to the fellows now in Okla
homa.
There IS a general dissatisfaction exc
pressed 7also over the provision to sell
the land for more than SL5O per acre
In fact there are sEnany letters object
ing to every feature. There viii be an
effort to have some changes made as in
Slicated in these dispatches, but no one
hopes to be able to meet the requests
for changes
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news that Queen LiIiuolalaui had
bsens deposed from power, the moa-
archy abrOgated, the government build
ihRs seized and a uew provisional min
istTy2 composed of four members estab-
isheds sustained by the bayonets Of
vol uIsteerss
The queen attempted january IS to
'promulgate a new constitution, depriv-
ing foreign born citizens Of the right Of
franchise and abrogating the existing
house of mobiles, at 9the same time Civ
ing her the power of appointing u new
h9use. This was resisted by the for
eign element of the community, who at
once appointed a committee of safety
of thirteen mem bers and called mass
meeting.
Two days later the committee of
public safety issued=a proclamation TO
the Hawaiian people recouuting the
history OF the islands and calling atten-
ton to the misrule of the native line OF
mOnarchs,
Ex-Queeu Liliuolzalani is a sister Of
the late King KalaIzaua and is said to
be a woman Of kindly impulses and
great good sense. She is well educated,
is a fine musician and deeply interested
in missionary work aEHOnE the natives.
Iusprivate life she is Mrs Lydia DOM
mis-, her husband, John O. Domnis, who
died in 1891, having been an American.
the succession had been secured to her
niece, the Princess Kauilaui, aged II,
who is being educated ia England.
Hawaii consists Of eight inhabited is
lands extending in a line about $50
miles northwest These islands are Of
vast commercial Importance to the
United States Great Britain and Ger
many IN that they constitute the only
aland of any kind between the AIarque-
sas and the Aleutiap islands in the
Pacific ocean, where a ship can stop
within 4 500 miles of San Fran
7cisco and 1900 miles Of Nicaragua.
They are directly in the lire of all Ash
attic steamers, and, with the completion
of the new Nicaraguau canal, will be
in the direct line of steamers bound
from Nicaragua to Yokohama, as they
are now in direct line OF vessels from
the Pacific ports OF the United States
and Canada to Chinese, Japanese and
Australian ports
1t can readily be seen OF what vast
Importance these islands are to the
United States as q base of protection
for her commerce at the present time
and the future Importance as a natural
place Of supply and coaling station for
ships bound to Cauao, Val araisO and all
Asiatic ports Instime of war its value
as a station would be especially impOr-
tanE
The late King TEalalsaua. believed that
the future welfare of the Sandwich
islands demanded annexation to the
United States, aud it is said that TIA e
purpose of the journey, during which
he died at San Francisco, was to sell
his kingdom to the United States.
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SAN FRANCIsCo, Jan. 80. The supply
schooner UndGuutsd has arrived here
from Kodiak, Alaska, and brought news
Of & food which occurred in the little
cannery- settlement of AfoganaIc. situ-
a ted about thirty miles from Cooks
inlet On November "a last the waters
Of the AsoVauaz river rose and swept
everything before them. The Hood
washed away tue smaller houses of the
cannery and when il struck the main
building the UnderpiBaing was washed
away. causing the bGudiug 10 COLLAPSE
and fall. Superintendent Jones of the
cauHeFsy was in the hnilGing at.the time
and was buried beneath the Tuinz
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3 Fremont, O., qJau. 80. AT q union
meeting of the Methodist, Presby terrain
and Episcopal churches, held at the
Methodist Episcopal church yesterday
morning, memorial services were
held in memory Of ex-President
Rutherford. b Hayes Rev. j. G.
sshaelgelford. cot ST PauFs Episcopal
church, delivered a brief address, on
Gen. Hayes as philanthropist, edu-
Gator aud citizen. after which Rev. J.
L Albrittsn, pastor OF the 81. E church
at which place of worship Gen Hayes
Tas q regular attendant, delivered the
memorial serVid7-
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13AsHTNGTOs, Feb THE secretary
Of 5le treasury sent TO the house esti-
mars OF appropriations Tor defraying
expenses OF collecting the revenue from
customs for the fiscal year ending june
80, 1924 amounting to S7,Sg2. 900. The
estimate for the port of New York Is
e, 2IS, 56Zs Philadelphia. s3Ss, $50; san
Francisco 1927, 6s5; Baltimore, s2sT. aDTi
Boston and ChHElestoWu, Mass E50I. Os6,
New Orleans. $500, 600; Chicago, 1886, $50,
and in addition to this sum it is ex-
pected that 5000, coo VIII be required to
defraE the expenses Of the customs ser
vice at the worlds Colum biau expo
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None But Royal

BAKrNG PowDzR IS absolutely pure. No other equals
It, or approaches it in leavening strength, purity,
is made from cream specially refined for it and
chemically pure. No other makes such light sweet
finely favored, and wholesome food. No other viii
maintain its strength without loss until used, viii
make bread or cake that will keep fresh so long, or
that be hot with mPunity even by dysPePdcs
No other is so economical
The Baking Powders now being offered in this
vicinity with the statement that they good as
Royal" have been shown by the official analyses to be
composed of alum and detrimental TO health.
The Official chemists of the United States and Can
ada State analysts municipal boards of health, and
physicians indOrse the great qualities Of the Royal
Baking Powder.
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denver, Col, Feb L-Great excite
ment prevails In Ration, II. n, and ia
la JuEta, Col over recent wholesale
arrests Of employees OF the Santa Fe
Railroad company, who have been i'm.
piiCated in the robberies of freight cars
1.-THE company. About fifty employees
Of the company have thus far been arr
rested in Ls Juutss and placed under 81,
800 bonds each to await their preliminary
eSanina lions the middle Of February
Among those arrested are engineers.
dremen, conductors. bralzemen, station
agents and telegraph operators, all OF
whom have been in the robbery.
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DON'T KILL THE BABY.

Many a baby suddenly taken
with Group has been dosed
with a cough remedy contain
ing an OPiate until it died. not
from the disease, but from the
medicine. When your child
has the Group, get a bottle Of
Reds German Cough and
Kidney Cure. This great
remedy contains neither opiate
nor narcotic ard IT is impoSSi-
bic to give an overdose IF
your druggist does not keep it
and VIII not get it for you,
send to the Sylvan Remedy
Co, Peoria, III, for a trial bot
tie by mail free. Write your
..n-.a .Ln..-L-r and cine Asaz
name Of this paper
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CoLUslaGs- Ind, Jun sat- Jones'
vile, ten niles south at here, the body
OF an unknown man was found late
yesterday afternoon lying on his back
or thsic 10 the middle Of White river
with some large chunks OF ice lFing. On
5hiuzs completely obscUring the body
srosn view. The mans throat was cut
IRON ear to ear and both hands were
eut inside as II : lsnife had been drawn
through tlem. Els wrists were also
ualfV eat On tbs bank OF the river
s,a1 naEu7t5
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Getting Ready Featherstone-'.l
wish you would have the right sleeve
Of this coat made two inches Longer
than the other" TaiiOr-''But it viii
look all out Of proportion, sir" Feath.
erstone-'It won't in n few weeks vheE
1t hgso worked mp. 1 expect to do {
crest deal OF sleigh riding this winter. >
-Clothier and Furnisher
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TiiE CoLUmBiAN EePo5ITioN.

BABoE -HEazCE. the Hebrew philau-
thropist, via visit the worlds fair.
SPAIN IS to have a s205-OO0 BUILDING
az the worlds Eair- The Dimensions are
60 be $50 b. IS feet
Ez-PR1llE 4tI--IsrEIi G-llzE- and q party
OF italian friends propose to VISIT the
Chicago exposition
fRcsc5esz i-ouEsE IS engagall on q bust
of her majesty, which is dest=ea FOR
the worlds fair at Chleago-
MISS ELEZaHE1u My e. defendant
O. Napclseu E5qnZpsrta's liarliill .sey,
IS NOW living iu 1euust11I Tea She
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It Is u1I . st -gazlruul. -r /
though Do lrst It was o1m-
pounded cEter O. uraa1rlpuol
uy a regular physician Ufth
no Laea thaEIE would lVJr go
on Lhl market as e. ut1pril-
tlFy medicine Hul after
compromising Lhl- urrs0rip-
t1ol over e thousand times il
1l1 Yeas NC ulEl1 dir 'E'E=8-
cure for Cglsuuaul.1u. % GHJ
began u-FeF lsin.r- small
Say. A mediocre known on
over the world - -lg result - i
WAY Is So nos zl-t as good
as though costing atty cents
90 o. dollar for O. prescription
and an e1lll sum rs LaVc It
put up ass dug -.urHs
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4 woman brought from England the
other day a novelty in neediework that
will probably become popular this side
the water. 1t is a covering for the
keys Of She piano, cut as long and as
wide s the keyboard and lined with
Silk. These coverings may be made Oi
light tints OF broadcIOth oroof ohamoil
leather. In the latter case they are
painted instead of embroidered. Notes
Of music, small musical instruments OF
narrow borders are usually used for
the decoration done in doses mingled
with goida thread-St Louis Globe.
Demcouat
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II a1n too old to wear white dresses
any longer" asserted the fair Queer
Margherita. Of Italy. ''Wait a little,
said the king. AT the end OF two week.
there arrived at the palace a large par
eel directed to the queen, which, wheE
opened. was found to contain a greai
quantity OF lovely white dresses %:
every possible variety. This was the
kings decision about the queens ward.
robe
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aalll-l1i-4Iol u Eob In the
assembly a Joint resolution was intro
duced requesting the California deleEa-
ton in congress TO use every honorable
Hawaiian Islands The resolution wac
referred TO the committee on federal re-
lations with Instructions TO report il
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DEPOsED QUEEN.
Revolution in tho Sandwich Islands
and Monarchy Abolished
Ulls a7esh'a Attempt at EHInrEIuE uaF
Powers Lsads to Her overthrow
gsrssf DeserIrtIa s Of tlle LIr-
80 tie Kingdom

SAN FRAScIsco, Jan 2O,-The long
predicted revolution in the Sandwich
Islands has occurred. and NOW a com
nlittee fFom the people of Hawaii,
headed by Mr.. Thurston5 is ia the city
on its way TO Washington to ask the
United States to annex the islands and
make = state of the union of them
The Hawaiian steamship Claudian
arrived here Saturday morning with
the annexation committee ard tho
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r5l, sex and Bilious Haadachas, DizEi-
-. Hli--ua 49, ana all arrangements
q f-s uvar. sl1ulzh sud boUeLz
Ll1F rura rrz1ds-1-a5flrr because tlsy Get
y dunG shock end sslzl-g1
lG Estsui5- ne th1 huge ed lllii-iillla1
Rus anl e m1le 1-7-l-- I--
s 11E & l1I1altiFa or l11-allE7a
-rs Ena dze1s- FiLIs you CA bay, a-z
F1=r H-d-F
50 ~ eg O. - SEQ ysa g.
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Now this house. said the native of
Allegheny county, Pa, pointing out
3og cabin to the stranger, ''is the most
wonderful structure Of its kind ia all
this country"
Whats wonderful about ito"
tIts the only log cabin west of the
Allegheny mountains that Washington
hasn't silent in s7-s1+foEr
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what lovely repose of manner
Miss Topnotch has. She Land
ludy-'' Goodness, I'd say she has. She
never gets down TO breakfast before
$3.50. Inter Ocean
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an inmate Of the soldiers home who
hg.d hon s1issill- a-nca El.llas 10 -
found yesterday morning b. a csfisr 81
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We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward
for amy ll=1u of Curarru that cannot be cured
by Halls CaFllrrl Cure.
j.. j. CHENEY 81 CO., Props, Toledo, o.
we the uulersI Euelr have known il. j
Cheney Tor the last I8 years and believe
him perfectly honorable il al business
transactions and financially able TO carry
ont any obi CATION made bT their firm
81 EST g. LH-Az. ST Wholesale Druggists, To-
LeuOs o. hALuLEF. krEEaE o. LlEFLE-
Wholesale Druggists. Toledo, U.
Halle CatarEu Cure is taken internally,
acting directly the blood and mucous
surfaces OF the system Price zoe per bot
tie Sold by al Druggists. Testimonials
free.
THERE are people who seem TO believe
they are growing iu grace whenever they
dud that they can do wrong aad not feel bad.
Rams Horn