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A SIIiiIsHD MOyI,
Tint VIII Cut, Now Members Ont OF
Annapolis ents.

Tint VIII Cut, Now Members Ont OF
Annapolis Apppintine ents.
WASHINGTON, D. G., March 4.-By tho
shrowd movo OF including n little
amendment in tho euudry civil appro.
priation bill a. la,o momont. eighteen
mombers who will como to tho next
Congrcss, will find that they have no
appointments Of cadets TO tho naval
academy at their disposal. As soon as
II was known that tho appropriation
bill had been signed, including, as It
did, tho provision that members Of tho
Filty.third Congress whose districts
wero not represented nt tho academy
might fill tho vacancies. there was q
rush OF papers to tho navy department.
Timo was an object, for II was necss.
sary for tho outgoing memhors to make
their nominations before tho hour OF
noon, when thoy ceased to hold Office.
Secretary Herbert received the nomi-
nations presented before l2 O'CLOCK,
numbering eighteen. and tho appoint
menls will be made out as soon as they
can DO prepared for signature.
Nominations OF cadets to tho naval
academy wero made to-day as follows:
BY John D. Anderson. Charles ".
Bairne, Lowiaburg. w. Va; alternate,
William L. Burke, Hinton, ". Va.
By Mr.. Capehart. Robert s. Brown,
Ravenswood, W. Va.
By Mr.. lkirt, I. ]. Morris. Wellsville,
Ohio.
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JACKSONVILLE. FLA, March 4.-The
following wa, received by the Florida
Citizen to-day:
key WEST, Fla. March 4.-Nows
reached here tonight that Ut engage
mont has occurred between three
hundred insurgents and battalion OF
Spanish regulars near Manzanlllo. In
tho southeastern part OF Cuba The
Spanlards wsro routed. The news 10
posted tonight in tho Cuban Club aud
place, Of resort. Hundreds OF Cubans
are on the streets rejoicing.
TBMPA, Fla. March 4.-rhe reported
defeat aud wouuding Of General La
Chainbrs, governor OF tho eastern de.
partment Of Cuba. has been confirmed. i.
A letter from Havana received to-day by
a prominent Cuban, states that La
Chambre has died from the wounds re-
ceiyed at the encounter with the forces
Of Henry Brooks near Guantanamo.
This Is a serious loss to the government,
and will greatly encourage tho revolu-
tionis.s. The samo letter brings news
that the revolution Is working west
ward, and toward the province Of
Puerto Prince. s
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Will ADHERE TO 1T.

Tho Pittsburgh District Minors VIII
Accept No Lsss rhnn 90 Cents.
PirrsBURGH, March 4.-The Pittsburgh
river and railroad coal miners met in
Joint convention to-day aud decided BY
resolution to adhore to tho sixty .nino
cen, rate, and after next week to work
for no less.
Slxty-four dolegates wore pro,ent,
forty for tho railroad mon and twenty.
four for tho river miners. Tho only
diisousion was tho action OF twolve dol.
csates, who wero instructed Tor eevcnty.
nino cents. They voted against tho
resolution demanding sixty.nino. but
tho majority favoring 1t, tho resolution
passed, aud tho operators will bo ad'
viaed OF tho action.
Tomorrow tho first meeting Of ..ho
now operators association will be held.
whom tho action OF tho mincrs will bc
considered.
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THE SUPREME COURT
Hands Down Another batch Of Importn
Oplnlon.-A I,u,y Dny.

Hands Down Another batch Of Important
oplnions-A Busy Day.
WASHINGTON, March 4.-Thc supreme
court met to-day after q recess OF four
weeks, with alt tho justices except Mr..
Jackson In attendance. A long list OF
opinions was disposed oirapldly. Many
OF thom decided cases o. great import.
ance. The Interesting question whether
the conviction OF u parson by means OF
docoy letter ia legal was passed. on In
tho cnse OF ono Grimm, convicted In
Missouri for dealing In obscene pictures.
lle answered letter from postollics
inspector. which resulted in his convlc,
tion. and ho appealed, complaining
againat tho means by which it was 90.
cured. The court hold that DOGGY lot.
ters woro both morally and legally juiti.
dablo.
Tho validity oil tho Louisiana not oil
1888, providing for inspection Of coal
and coko by guacers was sustained by
Justice Field, in an opinion in tho case
OF the Pittsburgh, Psunsylyauia 4
Southern CoaI Company, against tho
state OF Louisiana. Tho Psnnsyl.
vania corporation claimed that tho law
violated the provision oi the constitu-
ton on the tariffs on commerce between
the stntcs, but the court held that the
point WAS not we'll taken. aud that the
law was but proper regulation for
oversight Of tho coal and coke boats on
the Mississippi river aud therefore sus.
tanned tho civil court.
An interesting constitutional ques.
ton was decided in the case OF E. VI.
Emert against the state Of Missouri.
Tho former is an agent or peddler OF
Singer sewing machines.
1t was sought to make him pay ped
dler's license. to which he resisted In
ordor to test tho law, contending that
as tho machines come from New Jersey.
the license was n restriction on the con-
sti,utional rights OF interstate COM
merce. The court held that while the
goods came from another state, they
wero being handled q, part oil the To-
cal and domestic cnmmarcr. They
were no longer the subject Of interstate
tariff, but had been merged wiki the
mass Of property within the state, SO
that the occupation OF selling thom was
properly asubject to state police reg rln-
tions. aud in no way contrary 10 tie fed
cral constitution.
In tho case OF the state against George
Fl. Pratt and Monroe Salisbury. OF Cali
fornia, to recover excessive payments
paid to them for carrying the mails. the
action OF the court below in dismissing
the case was reversed.
The case OF Francis A. Coffin and Per.
cival B. Coffin, plaintiffs in error. versus
the United States. appealed from the
district court for the district OF In.
diana, was reversed and a new trial or.
dered.
The plaintiffs were indicted on the
charge Of conspiracy with Theodore P.
Haughoy, president OF the Indianap polls
National Bank, to wreck that institusi on
in 1898, and upon trial were found
guilty as charged, and appealed to the
supreme court
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EFFEor OF 'rHM DECISION.

Tho Westinghouse People Score n Victory.
Tho General Electrical Company Must
Suffer.
PIrrsDURon, March 4.-Spcaking OF
tho effect OF the Buto decision upon the
interest, OF tho electrical companies
generally, George Westinghouse, jr.,
said to-day:
"rho control OF ono aldo Of tho Bate
case was secured by tho General
Electric Company. with view OF hav.
ing tho lower courts reversed as to the
interpretation oil the law determining
the lilo OF American patents. Tho
Westinghouse Electric Company In self.
deiense natnrall y took tho opposite side,
and 1t seemed that In such defense 1t
has beon successful. Tho electric light.
ing patont, affected by the Bate decision
are the oarlicr one, relating to tho use
Of continuous currents, and tho decision
thus affects, besideI tho Gonorah Electric
Company. NIL kinds Of lighting. isolated
or central station, by means Of contin-
uous currents.
"rho lator patents relating to alter
Mating cnrrent apparatus, details and
systems, are not Affected by the de.
cision; and q, tho Westinghouse com.
pRny was the promoter OF this aystam
Of oloctrlo lighting in tho United sta,os.
aud has secured n vsay large number Of
early and important patents. 1t Is lct;
in a position OF srent strength rs com.
pared with Its competitors, moro ospeol'
ally with roferonco 10 tho distribution
Of power by means oil alternating cur.
ronts and multiphOso or Tusla motors,
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A BIG SUIT,

Bethlehem Iron Company Charged With
Infringing on Certain Patents.
PHILADELPHIA, PA. March 4.-The
Harvey Steel Company, OF Newark, n.
j., to-day brought suit in tho United
States circuit court against the Be,hle-
hem Iron Company for alleged infringe.
ment on number Of i'm portant patented
improvements used In building war yes.
sells.
1t was related that Hayward Harvey,
OF Orange, Il. j., was the inventor Of
patented improvements in the process
for treating steel in hardened armor
plate, etc, and obtained patents there.
for. which he assigned to the plaintiff s
company.
The Bethlehem Iron Company, 1t is
complained. has unlawfuIly entered
into n contract with the government OF
Russia TO mako armor plates treated
with tho Harvey process without hold.
ing n license from the complainant. The
court is asked to restrain the defendant
company from carrying out its con.
tract, etc.
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lar measures. Tho dnlcul,ics of tho
presiding officer arlae largely from this.
that, whereas there aro porhnps IA ,OO1
OF lo,oW bills introduced In Congress,
IN tho nature Of things, but a email
part o. ihom can havo consideration.
IL aii the measures introduced could DO
considered and acted upon BY tho
hou,o thon tha duties OF tho
presiuing officer aud OF tho
members would be rendered much
iess difficulty; but whore only a small
portion OF tho measures introduced can
DO. conSlderod, thoro is necessarily a
struggle to determine what those partie.
ular measures shall be, and from year to
year this difficulty increases. Tho pres.
ont occupant OF tho chair--and no feels
That IN making this expression he but
echoes tho experience OF nearly eyery
one OF his predecoasors-had no conceb.
ton oil the difficulties incident to tho
ONCE oi speaker. That ho has boon
enabled 10 any measure to discharge
tho duties OF this oiticc to your sa,isiac.
ton 10 most largely due to your kind
ness. to your consideration, to your
I'm laying down tho Office the greatest
qualification that could be Afforded mo
10 the evidence In thia resolution that |
have disc charged tho duties Of tho place,
IN some degree at least, to tho saiisi ac-
ton OF those gentlemen TO whom | owe
the office, aud 10 those gentlemen on
tho o.hcr sidc, who have always ox,ond-
ed to mo the utmost con rtosv md hind.
ness. And to each and every member
OF tho house as ho Is now about to 70.
turn to his home. l extend my hcart.
tolt thanks aud express tho hope that
he may be reunited with his family and
his friends In peaco and happiness"
loud and general applause.
A resolution was then adopted toward
a further denomination of good will,
thanking Mr.. Pearson, OF Ohio, chair
man OF the committee on enrolled bills,
Tor the successful manner In which ho
had performed his arduous duties.
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BRIEFS FROM THE WIRES.

The Irish land bill passed. ita first
rcadng in tho house of commons with.
out division..
Municipal! clsction, in Iowa generally
resulted in Republican victories. In
some places thoy worc gwceping. In
Ottawa, Lyons, Ccdar Rapids and Sioux
Civ Republicans got nearly everything
George Drumholcr WI. instantly
killed at Buck Ridge Mine, Pa, A guam
tity OF wntsr In an abandonod chamber
br1kcthrough the face Of tho breast in
which'he was as work and hurled him
down thu man.wAY.
Tho circui, court OF Baltimore granted
Captain Glori's petition for tho an.
poin,mcnt OF 0 receiver for the Bob
Filx,immons show, which is psrlorm'
Inc in that city. In hia application.
Manager Giorl alleged. that no had been
advised that tho receiver appointed at
Du lTao last wook has no jurisdiction IN
Maryland.
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sHIp.wRECIIED CREWS
brought In by Ocean Linsrs-i1cn Stvod
from tho Waves.

brought iu by 0oeau Linors-ifcn S,ved
from tho Waves.
NEW York, March 4-The Anchor
limo steamer Anchoria, which arrived
this morning from Glasgow. rescued at
sen on February %. the crew OF tho
British brigantine Confederate, which
was in sinking condition. Tho Con.
tederate sailed from St. Johns, n. F.,
January S, for Bristol with cargo OF
fishermen. On February 81, after hav.
Ing experienced succession of hard
storm, tho vessel sprung a leak. Tho
water gained steadily and had not ~.
sis,ance come when it did tho crew
would have been Obliged to desert tho
brigan,ine. Tho Confederate was OF lS4
tons register and was supposed 10 be in.
sured.
Tho snovia brought into port CAPTAIN
War; aud crow, Of tho schooner Mary
f. Amsdsn, from Calais, Me-. for Barba.
does with lumber, wrecked February
l6 In latitude 1855. longitude $3.50
The crew saved nothing but what they
had on. Tho Mary Il. Amsden was OF
326 tons rogister. She was built at
Portsmouth In 1860.
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HAVANA, March 4.
, CAUSED BY JEALOUSY.

George Howell, nt Ekhorn, Murders His
Swesthenrt and Kills Himself.
ELKHoRS, W. Va, March George
Howell murdered his sweetheart, Alice
Gibson. and then ended his own lie
yesterday evening. Howell, who is
twenty.three, and Miss Gibson, twenty
two, both live in Christiansburg. KY.
Howell has been employed here and he
and Miss Gibson have written to each
other regularly. A few day, ago Howell
heard from his old home that Miss
Gibson was receiving the attentions. OF
other young men. He became Jealous,
and wrote her to como here and visit
him.
She camo and they had an interview,
which was not satisfactory to Howell.
Yesterday afternoon Howell called upon
Miss Gibson again at the home OF rcla.
tive. where she was visiting. He
brought with him a revolver, aud after
they had been alone few minutes,
shot her. He then put bullet through
hia own head. and was dying when per-
sons In other parts OF the house reached
him. He lef, letter to his mother tell
ing her what he was going to do and
ascribiug the act to jealousy.
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IN THE SENATE.
Closing Hours OF tho Fifty third Congress
In tho Clipper" House.


Closing Hours OF tho Fifty-third Congress
In tho Clipper" House.
WARRINGTON, D. G.. March AT
noon to-day tho United States senate
closed It's fnal session OF the Fiity.third
Conrre's amid crowded galleries, con.
Gra.ulatory resolutions, parting word
from Prcsiden. Cleveland, and briof
valodictory from the .vice-presdcnt.
The wontsd dignity OF the Senate was
preserved to the end, except for the rush
OF business Incident to the last hours OF
a session. The senators were at work by
Q o'clock, after having remained in tho
chamber until q. IN. They clearly
showed the fatigue Of tho long session.
lasting from Saturday noon, and their
ranks were too thin up to IL o'clock for
the transaction OF anything beyond for.
NAL business. By that time there were
but few vacant seats on the floor OF rho
senate aud the galleries were literally
packed, tho crowds filling the senate,
pushing into the aisles and overlooking
in long lines down tho corridors and
stalrwsys. Many members OF the di.
piotnatlc colpa occupied tue gallery re-
served for them.
BY 10 o'clock the last formalitios on
the two remaining appropriation bills
naval and dsfciency-werec concluded
and the measures startod to thu eIecu-
tive mansion. There was no disposi-
ton to take Up new business, and two
efforts to consider questions affecting
| the Boring sea were cut of by obiec-
tions. Afeature OF the last moments OF
the session was the tumulsuou. laugh
ter which greeted the announcement OF
Mr.. Voorhees,, OF the committee to wait
upon tho President, that the latter
tendered his congratulations to Con-
grssa on the close Of their labors. Vice
President Stevenson closed the session
with a few wei! chosen words, aud as he
stated, tho work OF the Fitty.third Con-
l. grcsa passed into history.
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LET THE PEopLE i,EJoICE.


Unique Eeso,utious Anont tho End of
Congress Introduced In tho Ponnsyiyn.
nin LeSlsiaturo-Seconded by n Demo.
, crat.
HARRIsnuRo. PA, March AIN the
lower house to-day the following was
introduced by Mr.. Baldwin. Of Delaware.
and adopted, tho motion being aecoud-
cd by Mr.. Kipp, OF Pike, (Dom.l
WHEREAS, At high noon, on March
4, the Fiity-third Congress. with Dem
ocratic majority in each house, ceased
to s3i,t, and
"WHEngAs, Tho citizens OF our bo-
loved country have, during the life OF
this Congress. been subjected to untold
domestic misery, financial distress and
political disgrace.
"Resoiped, That all patriotic Ameri.
cans from Maino to Texas. and from
Florida to Oregon nrc to no invited to
celebrate our deliverance by the blow
ing Of whistles, flying OF flags. ringing
OF bells, and booming OF cannon, there
by declaring to the world, BY this great
nbject lesson. that tho American people
have determined that ncver again will
they trust thoir business affairs OF this
great nation to Democratic hands.
In the sonato Mr.. Lands, OF Lancas-
Ter. offered tho following resolution,
which was adopted:
"Re,olr.i, That the senate OF Pennsyl-
yanin hereby extends congratulations
to tho people that tho official lie Of the
late tarin.tinkcring. tax.incrsa'ing. In
dustry.paralyzing, business.dcprcssing.
reasury.deplc,ing. conlidcncc'dc'troy
Ing. capital-wrocking, wage-reduclng,
lnbor-iinpovorishing Congress, tho most
nnpatriotc and un-Amoricnn known to
American history. has, by conititu'
sional limit, como to close"
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MORE AruoolrIEs
In armonln-Thrrnts OF ,Iore Massacre,
Tho InycstIcutton n Fnrce, F,irs

In armonIn-Thrrnts OF oIore aInssacrcs.
The Investigation n Farce.
LONDON. March 5.-The Armenian
correspondent Of the Telegraph de-
clares that already tho Turkish case be-
fore the commission appointed to inves.
tirnte the Armenian outragcs has
completely broken down.
Tho fanaticism OF the Mohammedans
Is being aroused. and threats of mas
sacre OF Christians directly the dele-
gates have rotirod are heard.
These threats have already been
partially executed. Many inoiIensive
Armonians have hoen wanto My attacked
and bcaten aud even killed.
Tho correspondent declares that ho
knows of ncarly fifty girls of Sassoun
who were abducted and distributed as
booty among Turkish soldiers aud Off
Cers
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FREE SILVER PARTY
To No Headed by yEI-Congressmnns sibl'

To no Headed by yEI-Congressmnn sibley,
OF Ponusyivania - A Now Feature In
American Politics.
WASHINGTON, March 4.-The meeting
OF members Of tho American Bi.metal.
lie League, which has been In progress
here during the last two weeks, will
very soon issue an address to the Amer
lean people, asking their support for a
new party providing for the principal
plank OF its platform tho FREQ and un-
limited coinage OF silver at the ratio OF
o! IL to !, and demand that the money
OF the country shall bs issued by the
government itself.
The address will inaugurate n new
feature in American politics, by doing
away with tho old system OF nominal.
ing conventions, will call upon the peo.
p!o themselves 10 nominate candidates
for the offices OF President aud vice
president OF tho United States BY peti.
ton.
The address viii! also place in noml.
nation Joseph q. Sibiey. OF franklin.
Pa, whose term as representative In
Congress from the Twenty.s1th district
expired to-day. Mr.. Sibley declined TO
run for re.election last fall. preferring
to retire to private lie. and it was only
at the urgent and persistent solici-
tatlon OF the members OF the confer
ence that he finally consented
to head tho movement for new silver
party. Tho League has had in
conference here during tho last two
weeks leading silver men from twenty.
four states and territories and the dc.
oision to ask tho voters OF tho country
to lay aside their allegiance to tho old
parties until tho great fight for silver
had bsen won, was not arrived a! with
out much deliberation aud consultation
with the silver leaders In oil sections OF
the Country.
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BATTLE CREEK. MIcH., March 4.-The
general conference OF the Seventh Day
Adyen,ists closod this noon. Delegates
have been present from all parts Of tho
globe. A great amount OF work was nc.
compli,hcd nt the session.
a mission will be established In Hon.
olulu; thirty missionaries will be sent
to foreign fields ut once and tho work
will be pushed in Africa. Home mis-.
sion work will bs urged especially in
Now York, Ohio and Illinois.
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PHILADELPHIA, March 4.-The Penn
sylvania Railroad Company'a annual
rcpor. for 1904 in total earnings shows
a largo decline, but tn Gro was heavy
decrease in expenses. 30 that tho net
earnings wero only about sS,0OO,0 900 less
than in 1893.
Tho gros, earnings OF all lines east
and west Of Pittsburgh for tho year were
Slo2 20O2,0O 07, operating expenses $685..
l42, ia 42, and net earnings $50, $780,.
S25 81. There were l2O.54S.G52 tons Of
freight moved and 77,lOG.l55 passenger
carried.
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SAVANNAH, GA... March 4.-Judgo
FalliEant, OF tho supreme court, In ai-
dressing tho grand jury to-day. laid
especial stross. in Wow of tho ro.
cent events In connection with ex.Priest
Slattery. on tho privileges OF Amori.
can citizenship. and the rights Of indi.
vidnnls in this country to enjoy tho
freodom Of thought and speech within
tho pale ottho law. without interior.
once by violonco on the part OF others.
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THB DOX0LOGY
Sung by tho Newspaper Cores
pondents in tho House Whom
CONGRESS ADJOURNED SINE DIE.
An Old Custom OF tho Pross Gang
Was Peculiarly Appropriate.
THE LAST HOURS OF THE SESSION

oftho Incompetent Fifty.third Con.
rrsss Marked by tho Best OF Feeling.
All tho Appropriation Bills Passed
and tho President Congratulated,
tho Body on Coming to End, Which
Announcement Even tho Dignifled
Senate Rocolved With Laughter,
Republican Side In,rod uoed Ros.
olution Thanking Speaker Crisp for
His Fairness and tho Session Ended
Amid ReJoloInsa on AL Sides
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tho uso Of which at Niagara Falls and In
o.hor places for powor transmission
has suddenly given this class Of appu.
ratus great prominence. II would thus
seem that tho General Electric Com.
pany, which has been heretofore tho
aggreasor aud plaintiff. will now hayo
to bond its energies In the direction Of
protecting it,slf from tho ponalty OF Its
own acts OF infringement, and. by ros.
aon Of tho course it has hltharto pur.
sued. It Is not likoly to NEE! with much
sympathy.u
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LITTLE Rock, ARE, March 4,-Dr. r,
G.. Jennings. secretary Of the state
board Of health, returned from lIoi
Springs tonight. He reports that the
local physicians hnvo tho smallpox un'
dor control. There arc now forly.scvcn
casOs in tho most house, sixteen in the
city and two outside tho city limits,
There hnve bcen five deaths In tho pos,
house In tho city aud ono outside tho
city limits.
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ANrl.I.orrEisY BILL.
Tho Prosidont Sign. It--Snlo of Tlcknts
pruilihlt I'd.

Tho Prosidont Sign. it--snio of Tlckots
Prohibited.
WAsutSoroy, D. G., March 4.-The
last measure signed by tho President to.
day was tho "an.i.lottory bill" Tho
monaurs is brief ono Of but four Soc
tom, tho most important Of which Is
thsfir's Thi, specifies that "any per.
son who shall cause to bo brought with.
In tho United Stntcs from abroad for
tho purpose Of dlspo,ing Of tho aamo.
my paper, certificate. or instrument Of
purporting or 10 represent n ticket.
chance. shnre or Intoro,t In or donondsnt
npon tho event oil lottery, shall bo
punishable by imprisoHnont for no
moro thnn two years orby a line OF no
more than Sl.0)0, or bosh.",