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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-07-14
THE COLUMBIA HURT.
Strained in q Southampton
Dock Through Carelessness.
THE ENoLishMEN TO BLAME.
Navy Department Fear That the Injury
II Serious and WIN Require TAX
Ing the Cruiser to Pieces.

London. July 1s.-Much chagrfn was
caused at Southampton by the report that
the United States cruiser Columbia was
seriously strained when she was placed
in the dry dock for the purpose OF clean
ing and painting her. The vague state
ments made give the idea that the AFFAIR
was greatly due to negligence OF the man
agement Of the dock and this impression
has not been dispeiied. Following Is
statement made by competent person
who was present during the operation:
The Columbia was locked at Southamp-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-07-14

from . vegetarian diet; 1t - not ccnnned
y, old maids and delicate men. One man l
know is a strict vegetarian. and his en-
p,oynent is that OF a Zimmerman IN an
iron foundry In spite OF the extremely
exhausttng nature OF his work he does not
know what fatigue IS. and he IS a magni-
f,csnt specimen of manhood The time VIII
come when meat eating win be as uncom-
mon Is cannibalism-"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-07-14
ua,,er CITY Postofice Re-established.

Washington City, July e.-Speciai.-The
postcftice at Halter City, Wash. has at
last been re-established. II was discon-
tinuei last winter as a result OF a rivalry
existing between that place and airing
ton. only short distance away some
officious postofilce inspector reported
that there was no use OF having offices
SO close TO another one. and the depart
rnert, paying no hesd to the amount OF
business done in the two rival towns,
abolished the Office on the inspectors rec
onnendation. Senator John l.. Wilson,
then congressman. worked for weeks TO
have the Haller City postoffioe re-estao-
ilshed. but at that time in vain. He
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-07-14
II. 8. Consul fn Mexico Dead.

Washington City. July l3.-United States
Vice Consul viosca. at La Paz. Mexico.
has reported TO the state department the
death of his father. James Viosca. United
States consul at that place. on June 80.
His illness had been OF long duration. but
was not regarded as dangerous. He was
born In Florida. and was appointed from
Florida July Is, 1882
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-07-14
Movements of Warships.

Washington City. July 13.-United States
ship Atlanta has sailed from Santiago
de Cuba for Key West, where she will
look after filibusters and probably re-
9ieye the Raleigh The San Francisco
has Joined the Marblehead at Stockholm
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-07-14
For Whom I?

Hurried busy. nervous women are
the ones for whom Paine's Celery
Compound was especially prepared
These men and women with nerves
ell gone and teecly nourished. need
Just the fnvigorating, strength-gv-
Ing effect Of Paine.s Celery Com
pound Use II now. and keep we'll
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-07-14
Social Hypocrites.
Chicago News

The Minister Ito himself)-Td ike 10 De
treated as a human being just once IT is
wearisome, this being regarded as an eter-
nal photograph chuck full of charity data
and board statistics with no room TOT
silver of anything else. Here comes the
banker. He'll ask me about the Organized
Expedition for the Relief OF Infants Adj
dicted to the Swallowing of Pins. 1 wish
I could run.
The Banker Ito himself)-There's the
parson-can't get out of seeing him. He
is preparing a pastoral smile for my recep-
ton already. I'll have to think up some
thing to say of interest to the cloth. IL
only he talk stocks-or polo. Here goes.
Both with rapturuos smiles)-Delighted
to see you.
People with hair that is continually fall
ing out. or those that are bald, can stop
the falling. and get a good growth OF
hair by using Halls Hair Remover.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-01-11

HELhNA, Jan. This morning, as be-
fore announced, the republican members
of the houee assembled in the room set
apart for the meeting OF the lower body
and went into caucus on the orGaniza-
tion Of that body. Everyone not re.
publican member elect was excluded
from the proceedings Over the speaker
and speaker pro TEN. there was no con-
test and these positions were given to
Hon. W, II SWEET of Silver Bow county
.and Hon. Allen h. Joy of Park county.
Two better men could not have been
found. Mr.. Swett was member Of the
last Legislature. Over the other positions
there developed several hot contests,
there being number of candidates for
each office. The lucky ones were Il. w.
'Stetson for chief clerk, G. d. French for
assistant chief clerk. and j. D. Taylor
for eergeant-at arms.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-01-11
MONTANA SOLONS
Have at Once Cut Loose and Entered
Upon the Discharge Of
Their Duties
LOTS OF BILLS INTRODUCED
Among the Number Are Several That
Seem to Have a Very
Familiar Face.

HELENA, Dec. S.--The senate WAS called
to order promptly at 10 o'clock this
morning by President BOtkin. After the
Invocation by Chaplain Coombs the roll
vas called and the journal read, and the
senate proceeded directly to business.
The first in order was the adoption Of
rules. The committee on rules. through
its chairman, Senator Hatch OF Park
county. read as follows: "We respect
fully recommend that the rules Of the
senate of the third legislative assembly
be adopted with the following amend
ments. That rule 10 be amended to
read as follows Printing of bills and
papers-Two hunIred copies OF every
bill, memorial and Joint resolution re
quiring three readings, shall be printed
after the second reading aud report
thereof from the appropriate committee,
ia case such committee or a majority
thereof shall recommend the passage Of
the same. And in any event, the senate
may order the printing of any bill, mem
oral or joint resolution, and ali bills,
memorials and joint resolutions that
shall be printed shall remain at least one
day on the files after being printed,
before being considered. Provided, that
under no circumstance shall the original
bill be placed in the hands of the printer.
but true copy thereof snail be made
under the direction Of the printing com
mittee and forthwith by tnat committee
delivered to the printer, That Rule 2l
be amended so as to read as follows:
Committees Of the senate-All com,
mittees of the senate, special and stand
Ing, and all joint committees, or the part
thereof, shall be appointed 10y the preai-
dent, unless otherwise ordered, ard 2
II jority Of the senate may ut any timo
change the membership OF any commtleo
by giving one days notice thereof.
naapocttujly, GHo. u, NAroH, cha;rnan,'
pue report was adopted as read, Il
Was hen moved by Senator E4gIestou.
Senator Hatch secoudiug, that Il eoH-uil-
tee Of three be appointed 10 join VIA L
similar committee from The houge, -
wait on the governor and inform. blnI
that the assembly was organ 2ed for bus
ineea and ready 10 receive any communi-
cation which he might send to uom. The
president thereup,n appointed Senators
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-01-11
COW NEN ON DECK
They Demand Proper Protection of
Their Interests at the
Hands of
THE MONTANA LEGISLATURE
Senator Brosnan Asks that the Great
Falls Park Purchase Be Ap-
proved.

HELENA, Jan. 9,--The gavel OF the
presiding officer Of the senate fell
promptly at the hour Of 10 this morning.
and after the Invocation by the chaplain
the clerk called the roll. There was a
quorum present but the number of alb
sentees bears witness to the fact that
the senatorial contest was still on last
night and early this morning
After the reading Of the journal Power
presented a memorial from the Sh0Dkin
Stock association expressing its views
and desires to the fourth legislative as
sembly as to necessary legislation in the
interest of tha stock growers of the state;
first, that a new law be enacted Offering
Il bounty for the destruction Of stock
killing animals, and bounty of s. on
wolves and g On coyotes is asked As
''rustlng" is on the Increase additional
legislation is asked to check the
same, and with that end in view it is
urged that the number Of stock inspect
ors be increased, the state assuming one
half the expense Of the service, and one
being appointed to every go called "cow
county, A revision of the law relating
the setting of prairie fires is asked, as
the present law does not afford sufficient
protection. Chandler of Fergus presented
a JOINT memorial, requesting the repre-
sentative from this state in congress and
inGtructiDg the senators from this state to
use all honorable means for the passage
of an act restoring to the people the
constitutional standard Of gold and sill
YER under the conditions Of free bimetal-
lie coinage as the game exlslad prior to
1873
Notices Of bills were given as follows:
BY Cullan-To locate soldiers home
at Glendive; and also one 10 provide a
bounty on stock killing anims!a,
By Power Creating the Eleventh
judicial district.
BY Broauan-F'or an act 10 legai2o the
proceedings Of the city council Of Great
Falls in reference 10 purchasing certain
lands outside the city limits for park
PURPOSES, to confirm The title and issue
warrants IN payment Of the same.
The chair appointed Hurd Power and
Cooper committee Oh mileage, and on
motion Of IIohiman The senate adjourned
until tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-01-11

HELENA. Jan. THE SIN all lobby Of
the senate was crowded to sutfocation
when the hour of noon struck today.
Fortunately all the senators were in their
seats before the crowd gathered, and
there was little delay in starting the
machinery. Promptly at Il o'clock
Secretary Of State Rotwitt asceDded the
presidents platform and called the roll
of the newly elected senators, All res
pODded except Senator RamsCll! of Fiat
neat and the oath WAS administered tU
&hem at one time by Chief justice Penn
bertOn. the senators afterwards subsCrih
ing to the oath. During thia stage of
the proceedings Senator babCOck Of
\ ellOWstone county acted dts clerk
Lieutenanl-Io Governor Botkin here took
the presidents chair and with o4e ia p
of the gavel declared the senate Of the
fourth Legislative assembly Of the state
OF Montana in order. After d few short
remarks President botltin declared NOM
inatioBe for the ofticera of the senate in
order. On motion of Senator FoIsoI, a
vote OF thanks was given to Chief JUS
tice pemberton and Secretary Of State
Rotwtt FOR Iher assistance, before the
election Of officer. was taken up,
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-01-11

Teton, Raval]i, and Beaverhead counties
seconded Swett's nomination. The roll
was called, each member naming his
choice, which resulted: SWEET 43, Oker
13, Cooper 9. Mr.. SWEET was declared
the choice of the house and the chair
appointed Love and Anderson to escort
him to the platform, For speaker pro
tenn. Allen r. Joy of Park county was
nominated by Meyer, George Oker by
John Shober for the populists, and j. II.
Anderson by Cooper for tha democrats,
The vote resulted: Joy 43, Oker l3, An,
derson g Oker, on behalf of the popu
lists, who he said, represented no single
county, but the whole state, moved that
Mr.. joys election be made unanimous.
This motion WAS carried and Oker and
Anderson escorted Joy to the platform,
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-01-11

The Worker. in The Phosphate Mines
il d paor stuff to Eat

The FEorieer. in The Phosphate Mines
nd Poor stuff TO Eat
BurIuoIE, Jan. 1-Cnited States
District Att4nay Aarbury today began
an o!7l-ial Investigation of charges Of i'll
treatment aha illegal detention Of labor
ers AT Navazsa island by the National
Phosphate company, The Investigation
is being made at the il. ace Of Attor-
ney General O!ney
The present charges are brought by
two coiOred men, Don Carlos Abrams
aud j, H. Deyine. who were recently dis
charged from the Maryland University
hospital, where they were sent last
month to be treated for scuryy, con-
tracted, it is alleged, through lack of
proper food while working on Nayassa
island.
The men complained that after they
had been on the island two weeks their
vegetables gave out and they were COM
PEELED to subaist on the poorest sort of
corned beef and bread, without salt. and
rainwater.
One man after another was taken i'll.
and they had not been there three
months before ten men had died. Finally
the situation became so desperate that
when the barks W. S. Patterson and
Adele ThackGra were being loaded with
guano, the superintendent took matters
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-01-11
|TATESMEN MEET
3 Legislature Gets Its Working
Clothes on-OrganizatlOn of
Both Houses Effected.
|PT. J. D. TAYLOR GETS A JOB
lat Is All Cascade County Gets Out
of the Scramble-The ttOvern-
0r's Message Today.

7 HELENA, Jan. AT noon today the
Fourth Legislative assembly of the state
of Montana was ushered into being as
an organized body. For the first time in
our history both houses are under the
same roof. and the transaction of bust
ness will therefore be facilitated to the
highest degroe. The only criticism
heard as to quarters is that the space
allotted to the Hobbies Is too limited
This comment is too justified, as the
lobbies are very small, but it is a ques
tion if the other advantages do not more
than offset these drawbacke. AS the
session proceeds no doubt changes will
be made in the arrangement of the halls
so as to give more room. The organiza-
tion of the body is we'll advanced for the
first day. that of the senate being CON-
plete. The house is in shape to perfect
before night. This renders it possible
for the legislature TO begin balloting for
a United States senator one week trom
tomorrow. BY tomorrow morning organ
lzation will have been perfected and tina
governors message will probably be read
before noon. The session will last for
sixty days.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-01-11

san FRANcIs,o, Jan. flames II.
Walker, formerly associated with
Mackay, Fair, Flood and O'brien in
mining ventures, is dead and will be
buried socn after his old partner, eX-
Senator Fair. Unlike him, however, he
leaves no estate. Walker accumulated
millions and went to Philadelphia in
1872. He lived luXuriously and enter
tanned lavishly, His millions were soon
lost in unfortunate speculations in rail
roads and stocks.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-01-11
LADY SOM tRSET.
She ASKS America to Send No More Will
liam Waldorf Astors to England
Good Timss Coming.

E'iio -HShS n IhtIiCd ~ NO more w IL
liam Waldorf Astors to England
Good Timss Coming.
BOsToN, Jan. 9.--More than 1000 en-
thusiastic friends of Temperance and
reform gathered in Music hall to extend
their greetings to Lady Henry Somerset
of England
The inner walls were lined with flags
and bunting, the Union Jack and Stars
and Stripes interwined. There was
music to entertain the diners, who sat at
the four large tables, and when Lady
Somerset entered the orchestra played
God Save the Queen" with great gusto.
Every man and woman present frantic
ally waved handkerchlef-th Chau-
tauqua salute of women.
Mrs. Susan Fessenden. president Of
the Massachusetts w c. T. T., presided,
and had Lady Somerset and Mary A
Livermore on her right and Frances f.
Willard and the Rev |. j. Lansing, D.
D., on her left.
in responding to the speech Of welcome
Lady Somerset said in part 81 believe
there Is a good time coming when we
Shall better and more truly understand
the zeal meaning Of the brotherhood and
ssterhood of men and women, The old
order of things changes and there will
come brighter day when all shall strive
fp .ha bopnft e
man and women. Our best castles of
England are bound to go. There is not
money enough in modern England to
maintain them and we would be glad
if you would send us no more of your
millionalres, such as William Waldorf
Astor. We shall yet see better
day, when to work is pobe and when all
who are noble must work.
"lf the cause Of temperance is ever to
win we must not forget the political
freedom of women and the rights of the
laboring. We live to make it possible
for all to live: and to live is not t. exist
in a wretched miserable, cramped life.
| beaeech you American men and women
to face your special troubles. Keep that
great word Liberty embIazoned before
the world. ] pray you not to build up
an aristocracy Of wealth while We are
tearing down an #ristoeracy Of birth. |
attn proud that the working woman and
| stand shoulder to shoulder and thank
| (1CI rLat I r,.y, p, 81 ,t,nuz,7,a .,,,v ylo+ I
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-01-11
GASOLINE THE MOTIVE POWER.

Nuw York and Chicago Capitalists MAX
ing an Experiment in Maryland.
BALTIMORE, Jan. IA syndicate com
posed principally of New York and Chi
cago capitalists is building railroad be-
tween Criepfield and Tangier sound. the
motive power Of which is to be furnished
by gas generated from gasoline. The
system has been sue eesstully used in
Germany, but tins will be the fret eX-
perineut in this country, 1t is claimed
to he much cheaper than electricity,
lust as effective and no moro dangerous.
Cars equipped with gas engines can be
run for 81 day. The engines and tanks
for the road are now being built IN New
Yorl; and will be completed at an early
date The engine is to be placed under
the body or seats of the car. a train lie
To consist Of d passenger and freight
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-01-11

HELENA, Jan. 1T was just high
noon when State auditor Cook stepped
to the speakers desk and called the
members of the Fourth Legislative assem-
bly, to order, Judge Tallant of Cascade
county was called upon to act as secre-
tary. Auditor Cook then called the roll
of the representatives from the several
counties, the members bringing their
certificates of election forward and de-
posting them with the acting secretary.
W. II, SWEET administered the oath to
the members.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-01-11

WASHINGTON, Jan, THE house dem
ocratic caucus on the Carlisle currency
bill assembled at 2 o'clock today. with
l52 members present, including all the
leaders. Assurances were given that the
caucus was advisory and not binding.
A resolution prepared by Springer was
offered by Speaker Crisp, declaring that
the currency bill should be passed sub
stantially as it is, and requesting the
committee on rules to bring it to a vote
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-01-11

VIII $50 One of the Senators From Mon
tan&-Sortliern Pacific knocked ou:.
Special to The Tribune.
HELENA, Jan. l0.-2:30 a, m.-The re-
pubicans, who are still in joint caucus,
have just succeeded in nominating Man
tie Oh the first bauot. The vote was
Mantle 81, Richards 1G, and ex-Gov. B.
f. White 3. They are now working on
east side senator's, with Power, Garter
Sanders, Weed and Story in the field.
The indications are that Carter will be
the nominee from the east side.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-01-11

New YORK, Jan. Fire yesterday did
$1,000 damage to the flat building No,
20l West Seventy eighth street. The
furniture of James Fitzpatrick, a travel
ler for the sloanes vas damaged $1,000
An overheated stove caused d 800 lire
ar No. Gl3 Broadway, There was scare
as the fire in the apartment house at lo2
East Twenty seventh street, All the
families in the bulldog fled TO the street
Only 500 damage WAS done, An over.
heated stove started light blazo at 80
BroOme street.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-01-11
Honse Organization.

HELENA, Jan. For speaker of the
house, Repl esentative Paschall of Silver
Bow, nominated Hon. w. II. SWEET of
that county for the position. Walter
Cooper of Gallatin was nominated by
Hopkins democrat, from Custer county.
C. W. Oker of Deer Lodge was placed in
nomination by Oker Of Lewis and Clal ke.
Park, Fergus, Granite, Lewis and Clarke,
sGallatin. Deer Lodge, Cascade, Missoula,
TDawson, Custer, Madison, Choteau,
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-01-11
county.
BY G. w. Oker--IFor the better protec
ton of range and other stock.

ton of range and other stock.
The contract entered into between
Governor Richards and A. B. Eckland
for the proper heating Of the building
during the session Of the legislature was
read, and, as it requested immediate ac-
ton, Messrs. Monteath, Roser and Craven
were appointed committee to take it in
hand
Communications from the senate, an
nouncing the organization of that body
and the appointment of a joint COM
mittee to act with one from the house to
notify the governor that the Legislature
was ready to receive his message.
The chairman reported that the house
committee had waited upon the governor
and that he had suggested that 3 p. III,
would be good time for the delivery Of
his message, il convenient TO the house,
and on motion of Monteath, the same
committee was ordered to call on the
senate and request the attendance of
that body in joint session at that hour.
The sargeant-at-armg was instructed
TO rearrange the desks Of the members
for better accommodation, aud the house
then took a recess until , o'clock.
When the house reconvened at =
o'clock Monteith, chairman Of the spe-
cial committee to which was referred the
Joint memorial relating to mineral lands,
reported the same back, recommending
lis passage. The report was adopted and
the house went into committee Of the
whole for its consideration, and the
committee was instructed to report il
back to the house with the recommend.
alton that it do pass. When the com
mittee rose Chairman Craven reported
as instructed.
The senate cane into the hall at 2:3l
and the two houses went into joint ees
sion, Lieut.. Gov. Botkin presiding. AZ
2::40 a committee appeared escortinl
Governor Richards. He was introduced
by the president and was greeted with
applause as he rose to deliver his
, message.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-01-11
The House,

HELENA, Jan. SIT was several min
utes after II o'clock this morning before
Speaker Sweet raped for order today.
Rev. Shipper Of Butte, chosen chaplain
of the hoIse. offered prayer, praying
for the enactment of just laws, for the
safe guidance Of the different state de-
partments and state officers and the
state at large. On the roll call Repre-
sentative Jones and Shober were the
only members absent. In reading the
minutes the official title of Judge De.
witt, associate justice of the supreme
court. was given as judge Of the
First judicial district. This and several
other minor errors were corrected and
on motion Of TaiIa0t the house proceed
ed 10 the election Of Cilicers to fill tho re
NAMING ync4nnies. This completed, the
house proceeded with the regular order
Of business.
AIonteath gave notice Of the introduc.
ton Of bill for an s2t concerning cor.
rupt pTaCtlccs.
Other notices were
BY TaNant y JOINT resolution relating
to the Fort Shaw military reservation.
by Alderson-A bill TO amend sections
1,}l and J31 Of an act concerning revenue.
BY Collins To establish and locate a
eodiers' home.
by Cooper-Concernng the agricult
ural college and mechanic arts.
by Ryan-To create the eleventh judi
cia district,
BY Kennedy-To create the eleventh
judicial district, and concerning Flat
head and Teton counties.
BY Hedges-An act entitled an act to
amend an act to provide for the payment
of bounties on certain stock destroying
animals, and the repeal of all acts re.
lating to the same now in force.
By Isdell-To regulate the practice OF
dentistry in Montana.
BY Sprlggs-To create Broadwatel
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-01-11
Exported Favorable.

WAsnINCToN, Jan. The eenae com.
mitteo on public lands today authorized
u favorable report on the hiIl passed by
the house last August, asking the secro-
tacy of the interior to permit the use Of
the right Of way through public lands,
not within the limits Of any park, forest
or Indian reservation for tram roads,
canals or reservoirs, to the extend of the
ground occupied by the water of the
canals and reservoirs, and Fifty feet on
Zach side of the marginal limits thereof,
2r fifty feet on each sido Of the center
line of the tram road, by any citizen or
any association OF citizens in the United
States, engaged in the business of cut
ting timber and manufacturing lumber.