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SHOWERS ARE LIKELY.
The Weather Man Looks for n Drlzzl
Time Tomorrow.

The Weather Man Looks for n Drizzly
Time Tomorrow.
Forecast till pm. Tuesday-For the Dis
trict of Columbia and Maryland, occasional
showers; slightly warmer tonight; south
erly winds.
For Virginia, fair in southwest. showers
in northeast portion; slightly warmer;
southerly winds.
A storm of slight intensity has moved
eastward over the British Northwest Ter
ritory and is central this morning over the
Lake Superior region. The barometer Is
high on the North Pacific coast, and Is rel
atively high over the Atlantic coast dis
trictS.
Since Sunday morning ain has fallen In
New England. the South Atlantic and east
gulf states, the Ohio. Mississippi and Mis-
souri, valleys and the lake region. Among
the heavier rainfalls reported for this Pc
Rod are On inches): LIP at Titusvflle. Fla.
102 at Davenport, Iowa; LIZ at keokuk,
and LOG at Springfield, Ill.
For the twenty-four hours. ending 3 am
Sunday, rain fell in New England and east
ern New York, and in areas in the South
Atlantic and gulf states, the Mississippi,
Missouri and Red River of the North val
leys. During Saturday the rainfall was
heavy in Arkansas and at points In new
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pritchnrd for Free silver.

United States Senator Pritchard has pro-
claimed his allegiance to the free and I'M
limited coinage of silver at 16 to 1. Sena-
tor BLtler, his populist colleague, quite re-
Gently stated that Pritchard's conduct was
strange. as he was indorsing for President
gold bug.
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Chartered by special act OF Congress
JAN. 1867 and acts OF Oct, 1870 and Feb, 1892.
CAPITAL: ONE MILLION DOLLARS.
SAFE DEPOSIT DEPARTMENT.
Rents safes inside burgla proof vaults at -
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Securities. tewelry. silverware and valuables
Of all kinds in owners package. trunk OF case
taken deposit at moderate cost.
SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT.
Deposits received from TEN CENTS upward,
and interest allowed IS and above.
Loans money real estate and collateral
security. Sells frst-class real estate and other
securities in sums Of $500 and upward
TRUST DEPARTMENT.
This company is legal depository for court
ana trust ianas ana , acts as ndmInls.tntos, ex-
Of all kinds. Wills prepared by a competent
attorney IN daily attendance
BENJAMIN r. SNYDER President
THOMAS HYDE. First Vice President.
JAMES NJ. JOHNSTON Second Vice Pres.
THOMAS r. JONES, Third Vice Pres.
E. FRANCIS RIGGS. Treasurer.
ALBERT L. STURTEVANT. Secretary. apis
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TO SAVE EDGEwOOD.
Mrs. Chase Seeking Financial Aid in
New York City.

Mrs. Kate Chase, who is in New York. is
reported, in an interview published in the
Press of that city, as saying that she is
making an effort to secure money to pay
off the incumbrance on Edgewood, her
home here. The holders Of tho trust have
granted time in which to redeem the prop
erty, and Mrs. Chase says that she is anx-
ious to keep the place on account of the
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1922 r. Street N. w.,
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ON savings accounts. Open
until s p. nm. ON Govern
men1t pay days and Satur-
day evenings between g and
o. 100000
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LIFE, TONTING, ENDOWMENT AND PAID Up
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Wooden Mills Strike Settled,
The strike of the Globe wooden mill en-
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progress for the past thirteen weeks, has
been settled by concessions on both Sides
Twelve hundred people will return to work
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DEAL MIrM aocIAIIsM.

Berlin. December Elm the fcici,sta. /;
today Herr l'ausemau. national liheral
declared that the tone of the speech OF the
minister OF war, General Bronsurt Won
schcllondorf yesterday. when he said
among other things hat should the police
fall and the arniy bc require Il to deal With
socialism. there would be 10 child's play.
etc. lowered the standard of tho good
taste of the house. Herr iiausernan made
other remarks ON the subject which re-
suited In his bciug called to order
Mi Schocnstidi, the minister Of justice,
replying to Herr ilauscmnn's structures of
the administration of Justice said there
was ITO such thing IN Germany us ore
ties were far from wishing To prosecute
or the charge OF Les Majestic. uneducatcd
people, who were guilty OF thoughtless
remarks liui, he continued, the public
prosecutors wore doing their duty ia pros
ocuting those who We're found guilty OF
the carefully calculated inNults which APP
prnr IN hr toci lltStiv press.
rhs called forth u vehement interrupt
tiun from Herr Lichtrccht, tine socialist
icader. which led ia his being called 10
order
Herr Rebel who preciptated the upronr
In the .irchataE yesterday. declared that
the public prosecutors have a double set
of Ours and that socialists nre draEged 10
prison while iiammcrstoiu Is allowed ia
escape He had heard that there Were
letters from conservative leaders contain
INK outrageous les mnjeste.
The SPEAKER was interrupted here by
loud rlghists' ahoufs OF produce Them"
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SERIOUS CuINrsE NEWS.

NFtNfot1 tfttANF4rF NEWS.
San Francisco. Cal. December i2.--rhe
steamer City OF Pekin arrived from Hong
Kong this evening bringing the following
advices:
Tho Tien Tsln correspondent OF the
North China mail steamer says that on
October Il there were Ave Russian men,
of-war inside OF Port Arthur and nine
outside,
News has been received OF the massacre
OF Twenty-Five Manila soldiers who had
deserted from Tatam a military station.
The Spanish gunboat Marquis del puaro
visited Sandal>an In search OF dcserters,
Tho men were decoyed TO the beach and
gave up their arms. They were surrounded
by q force OF Spanish marines and borne
TO Dykns.
At given signal fire was opened on the
desericrs Some rushed into the water.
where they were slaughtered mud all per-
ished. Mauysof the bodles were mutilated,
the loss OF life on tho steamer kung
RAT, which blow up at sea, was b.u, instead
Of 500. ns first reported. In addition III
were badly scal,ied ana burned one Of
the officers was saved. Most OF the killed
were Chinese soldiers.
As a result OF the recent attempt OF
Hong Kong Chinese conspiracy to capture
Canton, nfty-three Chinese have been exc
cuted.
The lIalcn i'u correspondent OF tho
North china Daily News, writes that the
Mohummedan rebels IN the northwest are
spreading, So mr. the Mosle,us are having
1t All their own WAY, as THE chinese are
unwilling TO fight. The imperial troops
sent against them have been annlhilnted,
twenty hatiAlions bong utterly routed.
AT che,npnlco, Novcmbnr H. forty4eiEht
men OF II NJ S. Edgar were drowned.
turning from shore In a boat. which was
carsigcd by heavy seas,
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SENATE cIIArRMANsuIps.

Washington, December I2-The members
of the republican caucus committee OF the
senate have been engaged IN a conference
with other members of the SENATE IN order
to assure themselves that the assignments
of the committee chairmanships which
they have made viii prove satisfactory
when the list shalt he presented 20 the
caucus. The committee has practically
completed this branch Of It's work and
their colleagues, that the allotment they
have made will he acceptable to the re-
publican senators They have had diffi-
Guilty IN finding suitable Craftsmanship
for Senator Shoup but have now solved
the problem by assigning HIM TO the COM
mittce on education and labor OF which
arrangement VIII permit the arrangement
heretofore made. placing senator Gal
laghcr at the mead of tho pension COM
miutcc.
/, IS quito definitely settled that Senator
i'iutt shall head the committee on patents
aud senator Burrows the committee Oh re.
Vision Of laws. II may be that the fun
ma u ritN representation on three Of the
-Four principal committees has been de-
c!d,d upon, This places Senators DAVIS
srd Thurstcn on judiciary; Cameron and
Lodge uh foreign relation s. Plat and Vol
coat on iiuance. The younger clement of
the republican Eena tors nre now pressing
ui0u their colleagues tie importance OF
the organizatior Of the senate by the
Chrsimns holidays In favor OF which
VIII have on the country. SOM Of the
Older syAa'ofs are nlclined 10 think that
this plan viii Involve unspemly haste and
may antaEonlEe the movement.
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AstArto. roLlTlcs.

Ann Arbor. Mich, December 1.-TWO
thousand students listened TO exSecre-
tnry III state John w. Fosters address
laSt night on Aaiatlc politics.
Professor Angle introduced the dis
tlnEulshtd visitor.
IN respect to IN. present phase of Ar.
nenan Affairs. Mr. Foster said Upon
the British government must rest large
share of the responsibility for the oyiat,
once and continuance of the recent out
RACES In ASIA Minor, Hut for Its interven-
ton, the Turkish power would huyc been
completely broken. hs u result of the Rus
sian war in 1911"
A considerable part of the lecture was
taken up with the events leading up to
alid growing on, of the late war between
China mud japan Alt. Foster spoke of
the remarkable development Of Japan
along tho line Of civilized nations, ana
her accession 10 that nation rs n great
military power. The interference" OF Euro
penn powers IN the wars shows how IN
timntely their interegls az" bound mp IN
the affairs OF the East The conduct Of
Russia and England emphasizes the char
acter OF their respective interests Eng
land feared for her vast commerce In
the event Of war. Russia with no com.
MERGE intrrfnrod only when Jnpnn tried
to become a continental power. placing
herself In conquered territory.
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RECALL OR CENSURE.
congressman Seek to Know What
Cleveland Has Said to Bayard.
HAS IlE ALREADY REPRIMANDED HIN.
The Proposition to Impeach Not In
tended So Seriously.
GALUSHA 4. GROWS MAkNlNG.
Articles OF Impca chment to be Presented
by Mr.. Boatnsr Against Comptroller
Bowier-Legislativo

Washington, December i2--AccordinR
to the opinion of two or three members
OF the house committee on foreign az
fairs, there Is u strong possibility that
when the committee comes to consider
the matter of Ambassador Bayards speech
II may recommend the action proposed
by Mir. McCall's resolution.
The resolution proposes that the houRe
call upon the president to inform them
what steps II any, he has taken TO re-
call OF consure Mr Bayard.
The question of impeachment is not
before the house or the committee In
any way Notwithstanding some misappre-
hension on that point, FOR when MIR. Bar
retrs resolution was disposed Of the
words by impeachment or otherwise
were stricken out. leaving simple direc-
tIdn TO the committee 10 report TO the
house what action should be taken In the
premises 1t Is now conceded by the re-
publicans that the proposition to impeaeh
Was not intended seriously. but was mere
| ly parliamentary move to secure de-
bate on the ambassadors conduct. Mr..
/ Mccall says that 1t would be unfair for
| the house to assume that President
Cleveland has not suggested to the am
bassador that his speeches were improper.
and unfair to Mr. Bayard for the house
to ccnsure him II the president had done
| so already. This view IL taken by the
prominent committccmen, In case the
president should reply that he has not
| communicated with the ambassador there
is some sentiment that tho house should
censure him. and 1t Is suggested that this
might be done either by u separate reso-
luton or in connection with tho appro-
priation of the ambassadors salary when
the diplomatic appropriation bill comes
before the house, In case nothing IS
done before, Mr.. Mccall thinks that II
move to incorporate a censure clause III
the appropriation hill viii bc made when
! that bill comes before the house. While
| there are no conspicuous presidents for
| congressional censurc OF a diplomatic rep
rcsentative, 1t is said to be in order for
the house to censurc such an official OF
ask the president TO do so.
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SENATE CoNFIRMATloNs.

Washington. December 1.-THE senate
in executive session today confirmed the
following nominations, TO be Judges Of
tho United states court in the lndia0 Ter
ritory, G.. II, Kilgore OF Texas, for tie
Southern district; Yancy Lewis of the
Indian Territory, FOR the Central district,
William ~ Springer oil Illinois. Tor Tho
Northern district.
Giving little investigation ana less Mt
tcution to--he charges preferred against
him hy W q. Davis, the Hcnate confirmed
Judge Hlgore of the Indian Territory
tu.st on The list of the three nominations.
Judge Springer VIII bc made chief justice
to suorced Judge stewart by the issuance
Of "A commission 20 him u day before 1om-
missions are issued to Judges kigoro and
Lewis The law provides that when the
Judges come together - act as a court OF
appeals the Judge elIeut IN commission
shah be chief Jus.ce
TO bc attorn VS. of the United States for
the Indian Territory. Andrew G.. cruce
and William j. Horton.
To he marshals Of the United states IN
the indian Territory. Sam NJ. Rutherford
for IN" Northern disrct. Samuel L..
Stowe for the Southern district
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-13
TIln SULTAN DEFENDS.

New York, December ia dispatch to
the Herald from Vienna says General
Nsrn. ltaly's Ambassador In Vienna. says
that Il Is impossible to say what will be
the outcome Of the present situation IN
Southeastern Europe. The fear of war,
however. would probably prevent COLI
sion between the powers.
The sem-GfiicAl PcSther Lloyd Gays.
'Fhe sultnns unjust sugpiclons of the 10y
atty OF the tr'"'c alliance aud the powers
have given deep oncnsc.
Count Gloucowsky'a object is 30 pre-
serve. not to destroy, tho Ottoman en-
pire, when he refused Ia sanction coer-
Give measures IN" situation viii re-
main serious until the promised reforms
are realized,
The Tngrhlatt says. Improvement is
impossible under the reigning sultan.
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corrnN srArIsTlca.


I.ondon--Senor r. ". Martinez OF Cara
chF. Venezuela. ~ here. II ~ underatood
that he was sent TO Great Britain on a
secret mission 10y President Crcspo.
Iondon--Si- Julian Goldsmith. the well
known member cf parliament for South
81 pancreus, this city, one of the wealth
i,gt and most charitable llrbrewH OF Eng
land, tx In critical condition OF health
az Brightnn. Eng,
AthenF-An official report says that a
strong Turkish force on Tuesday twice
attacked the positions occupied by the
Christians al Nryz, IN the Island OF Crete.
The Turks lost thirty-nyc killed and
wounded. While the Christians lost six.
Iivcrpool-Thr White Star line officials
have decided to dispatch the Adrl1tic of
their line to New York with the steeraEe
passengers OF the Germanic, which col
ided with tho Scotch steamer Cambria,
resulting IN the sinking OF the latter, The
Cambria Is lying IN n dangerous position
IN the track Of vessels The Gfimdnlu'a
mails viii be forwarded by the Nornania.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-13
poCTORs AND CHRISTIANS

Detroit, Mich December l2.-The doctors
OF divinity who make up the trustees of
tho United Society of Christian Endeavor
were late this morning and IL was nearly
noon before they tackled single item OF
business. After devotional exercises. last
Ing IN hour ana "A half. Rev. II. H. Crosse
of Worcester. Mass. was chosen vice
president to act In the absence of Priest
dent Clark Mr.. Grose has been a trustee
of the EndcAVor society ever sncc its
formation. and next to Father" Clark "
doubtless one of Vhe best known In the
work.
Or Clark expects to 20 abroad after the
Washington convention ueNt year and
may go to Australia to hc'p In the Tor
ward movement of the EndeavoTcrs. The
matter of comforting with she Epworth
League committee IN Chicago next Sa;Gr-
day was taken up and a committee was
appointed to represent the Christian En-
deaVor society.
\ grand rally was held nj five of the
largest churches "a the city tonight, the
trustees doing the talking, iand much en-
thuslasm was manifested.
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London, December 10 Tho Daily New.
VII, tomorrow publish a dispatch from
Constantlnoplo, which says for duys past
Turks and KuriS have been coming into
the city from the devastated regions of
Asia Minor Their primary object Ia the
disposal of the loot which they have OBJ
tanned during the maslacrcs They are
also hopeful Of II richer harvest IN event
OF an uprising at Stnmboul, Their stories
coupled with the display OF plumber. have
nflamed the lowest class OF Moscms with
nn aching desire to attack the haznars.
They are ready to seize upon the slightest
rrovoontion for an nttaek. II Is unWholr-
snmcly significant OF the conjunction al
this state OF affairs TINT the government
II sei2lng aud dcporting daily numbers
of Armeu'ans of the poorer, but more
robust Ulassos.
The news from the interior Increases IN
horror with every mail. In places within
u short distance, massacre ana I-..afr
are stul OF daily occurrence aud every
where destitute ArmNnnns are flocldng
means of feeding Them,
No news Inns been received vet from
%ituun and none Is expected untl all the
IitounianA have been Killed. The diE-
trct awnrms with Bnshi-llezouks aud
every road and Birdie patch IL guarded
with troops
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-13
CRY OF ARMENIANS.
In the Name OF Humanity and Chris
tianity, Please Save Us.
MANY MASSACRED AND VlCTIMlzED.
The Triple Alliance and Powers Of
Tended by the Sultan.
PASSING THE DARDANELLES
No thiid's risy with Socialism In GET
many -naron DunI~mth Dead.
News of Nations.

London, December IA dispatch ad-
dressed to the Associated Press and
signed by number OF Armenlans Of Con.
stautiuoplo has been received here. II
Savs.
Armenia is az her last gasp IN the
work OF determination. The number of
people masgocred reaches 100000 and 800.
900 survivors have taken refuge In the
forests and mountains. where they arc
feeding on herbs aud roots. Hunger and
cold have begun tc make great ravaEo'
among them, In the name OF humanit,
and Christianity. save us"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-13
WAS ENGLAND nEspoNslBLE2

Maiden, Mass, December ll-A mnsr
meeting In condemnation oi the Armenian
atrocities was held Ia the First baptist
church tonight. Hon. Henry VIM, the
first speaker, said that England VAS NOR
ally responsible Tor tho ouiiages.
Congressman William Il. Barrett stated
thai. according TO Information he had re
ceiVcd from the state department at
Washington. HE sultan was n blgoi Of
the worHt description. Mr., iiarrstt thought
Russian treatment OF the Jews waa only
Il lit'tr less harsh than the Armenian out
raErs, lie said the whole auction was
ON" of politics between HuTsin and Eng
lnnd although he though kuhsid wns more
responsible than Other nations. The CON
grrasmnn said Mr. Olnry was doing all
he could 20 protect Americans In Turkey
md 10 nreVcml inrlhei 0nlhrenks.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-13
TIE p0oR ARMENIANs.

Washington, Deceurbcr lg--The Turkish
minister has received the following cable
gram from the suhlimc porte under To-
days date:
"1'he Armenlons Of knlb dIltlis) having
pretended that their belongings were
taken away during the various disorders
by the Mussumnns, the imperial authori-
Ties ordered an inVcutlRatiou which cs'
we'll ns the fact that these very Armcn-
ihus had left to the care OF their Muashl-
man ncighborB all they possessed. The
latter have since restored the goods 10
their owners. The disorders Of last month
n Ia clearly shown never had II general
character, hs neither the Greeks nor the
Armenian Catholics had reason 10 Suircr
from the MuHaulmans. whose only object
WIS to take revenge on M" long planned
nRErcaalona Of The Armonlnn IiOtern."
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-13
DREW TWO SALARIES.

Washington. December l2.-W. W. I'm
OF Mississippi was relieved today by At
torncy General Harmon as the commits
sioner appointed by the United States
court Of claims to Investigate the over
time claims OF letter carriers Throughout,
the country Hin n the ex-assisiani su-
perintendent OF the free delivery system
OF the postoflicc department whose per-
omptory dismissal ~ Conspiracy" by
Postmaster General Wilson created II sen
ration last week. The action today II the
rcAuIt OF Mr Wilson's letter calling at
tention TO tho scheme of Ii.il and two