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The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1895-12-30

The Advertiser also supports us
in our former statement that tender
solicitude. for forest land on the
part of the planters is caused by the
fact that "the water supply would
increase" These plantations are
now growing their cane where. for
ests at one time stood in full beauty
and glory, and the beautiful kou,
koa, ohia, and other trees indigenous
to these islands spread their boughs
and branches over the soil OF u Ha-
wall. When forest land is cleared
for cane everything is lovely and no
commissioner goes hence to stop
the destruction OF the trees. When
the ranchman does the same and
turns the useless forests into beauti-
full pastures for herds of cattle
necessary and useful to the nation
a howl arises and the cattle must be
checked, the forests preserved.
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Ynnr HnShnnn.s nintner.

will not call her your mother-in-law.
i like TO think that she Is your mother in
love, writes Ruth Ashmore in a very ear
nest article on "The Young Wife's First
Year" in The Ladies' Home journal. She
IS your husbands mother and therefore
yours, for his people have become your
people. There have been vulgar jests, RI.
diculous songs and coarse puns about the
husbands s mother ever since any of us can
remember, but in how many households is
the husbands mother an angel, not in dis
guise, but appreciated and lovedf Now,
will you take my advice and call her what
your husband doesi win you treat her
just as you do your own mother, not be-
ing afraid 10 tell her Of your little affairs,
receiving her as one Of your own and max
ing her feel happy in the fact that she has
not lost son, but has gained daughter,
and loving, conEiderate daughteri win
you remember this, toO-that before you
came your husband was all IN all 10 his
motherf And sometimes when she comes
% zee you won's you leave these two alone
and let them talk together as they did be
fore the two became a trioi Don't make
Il evident that you are doing this, but 20
Of for little while and attend 10 SONS
Of your household duties.
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Quietly Done.

At about four o'clock this morning some
of the East Centre street ruins of the fire
commenced to smoke freely and blaze up.
Policemen Lee and Hand concluded that
something should be done. There was too
much fire 10 be quenched with buckets Of
water and yet not enough to alarm the
town. Hand remained on guard and Lee
notified Fire Marshal James S. Williams
who gave the use of one Of the Columbia's
hose carriages and Policemen Lee, Hand,
Walaitis and Kerwin made good use Of it
without arousing more than two or three
citizens
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1895-06-04
EUening Herald.
TUESDAY, JUNE 4, 1895.
PERSONAL.

Sanford Shoemaker spent Sunday even
Ing at NIahanoy City.
Charles Neice, of Pottsville, spent Sun
day in town.
George Moore, of Pottsville, superinten-
dent of the Pennsylvania Telephone Com
pany, was in town and found the receiver
of the telephone which did service in the
HERALD office.
Max Schmidt was the first caller at the
HERALD office in Refowich's building
He was closely followed by William NJ
Brewer, of the Columbia Brewing Com
pany.
George Folmer kindly opened his stable
on Saturday morning for the storage of
goods saved from fire. We also extend
thanks to Mrs d. j. Doyle, Max Schmidt,
Henry Shaffer and NJ. i. Kemmerer.
Andrew Hyland spent Sunday evening
with friends at Gilberton,
Fred Buchholtz, Of Pottsville spent
Sunday with friends in town.
George II. Wren, Capt. Andrew Comrey
Hon. j y. Coyle, of Mahanoy City, visited
the ruins
Capt. Van Gaskin, of shamokin, was a
town visitor.
Rev. c. w. Sechrist left for Buckhorn,
Pa, yesterday to bring his family to town.
He has accepted the pastorship of the
English Lutheran church and will take up
his residence at 2O2 West Lloyd street.
Poor Director William Derr, of Schuyl-
l.; vT,.-o,, r-;g;4ol 4l,a -,,i,,s rractar1av
Misses Lizzie Jones, Bella Brown,
Jeanette Bevan and Gwennie and Lizzie
Reese spent yesterday afternoon at Potts
vile.
Miss Mary Delaney, of West Centre
street, spent yesterday with friends at
sstinersville.
George Bacon, of Philadelphia, is a
guest of town friends.
Michael King, formerly of H. j, Null
doon's cafe, has accepted a position with R.
c. Howell, of Pottsville.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Buchanan and
daughter, Mabel, of Trenton, n. j., who
have been visiting the Beddall family, of
South Jardin street, returned to their home
this morning
D. S. Clement, Philadelphia represen-
tative of the Herring-Hall- Marvin Com
pany, was town visitor yesterday.
r. A. Glover and Harvey Hess made a
trip to the county seat today.
T. j. Coakley, of fremont was in town
yesterday.
r. f. Coogan, of Lakeside, viewed the
ruins of the fire here Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Malone, of Pottsville, is guest OF
the O'Hara family, on White street.
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tered the purpose of the bill by putting the
penalty on the directors instead of the
teachers as first intended On agreeing TO-
the Senate amendment the yeas were 1870.
and the nays "a; agreed to.
The House refused to concur in the
amendments TO the Judicial Apportion-
ment bill as it came from the Senate and it
was referred to Committee on Conference.
At this juncture the Committee on Rules
reported an order of business for Tuesday,
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, which
would be the consideration of Senate bills
on first, second and third reading each day.
BILLS PASSED AND DEFEATED
The calendar of Senate bills on second
reading was taken up and number passed.
The following Senate bills were defeated
Authorizing the County Commissioners to
keep in repair the course and bed of any
public road within three respective
counties, leading to either end of a county
bridge; making it unlawful for Foreign
Building and Loan Associations to estab-
lish offices or employ agents to receive or
solicit subscriptions.
The following Senate bills were defeated
on second reading: Enlarging the equity
jurisdiction of Courts Of Common Pleas;
providing for the incorporation of compsn-
les for the manufacture and production of
silver plated ware and of any other arti-
cles of merchandise by wholesale. The
House adjourned at II o'clock until 10 A.
NJ tomorrow.
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"Castoria is the best remedy for children Of
which am acquainted. hope the Gay is not
far distant when mothers will consider the real
interest Of their children, and use Castoria in
stead Of the various quack nostrums which are
destroying their loved ones, by forcing opium,
morphine soothing syrup and other hurtful
agents down their throats, thereby sending
them to premature graves"
DIR. ]. F. KNcHELoE,
Conway Ark
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Castoria.

"Castoria is so well adapted to children that
l recommend it as superior to any prescription
known TO me-"
a. a. ARCHER, NJ. D.,
III So. Oxford St., Brooklyn, N. 2.
Our physicians in the children's depart
ment have spoken highly of their expert
ence in their outside practice with Castoria,
and although we only have among our
medical supplies what is known as regular
products, yet we are free to confess that the
merits of Castoria has won us to look with
favor upon it."
UNITED HOSPITAL AND DIsPENsARY,
Boston, Mass,
ALLEN C. SMITH, Pres,
urray Street, New York City.
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No Loss Here

Customers of the Columbia Brewing
Company who were burned out by the fire
Of Friday night will have their accounts
credited in full by presenting their book
at the Office.
W. NJ, BREWER,
5-3-tf President.
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Joe Copus was taken down to Jail this
morning to await trial on a charge of
stealing pair of shoes from Mike Smith,
his boarding boss. Joe was unable to get
$500 bail
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sehelfy House Bun Of Fare.

Clam soup and fried oysters for free lunch
tonight. The other bill Of fare contains
crabs, Holsters, oysters in all styles and all
the delicacies Of the season
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Castoria.

"Castoria is an excellent medicine for chill
dren. Mothers have repeatedly told me of its
good effect upon their children"
DIR. G. G. OsoooD,
Lowell, Mass
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TOR RENT.-A room suitable for a lodge,
newly oarpeted and painted. Unoecupied
Wednesday night. Inquire at Refowieh's cloth
ing store. o---I
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1895-06-04
H. c. BOYER, Editor.
W. J. WATKINS, Local Editor.
J. NJ. BOYER, Treas and Business Manager.

The Herald dsSS6S di SSliyGTS9 aSS il ,bs s9S9 s2
rounding towns for six cents a week payable to
the carriers. By mail, SO. year or 25 cents "a
month, payable in advance.
Advertisements charged according to space and
position, The publiihers reserve the right to
change the position of advertisements whenever
the publication of news demands it, The right
is reserved to reject any advertisement, whether
paid for not, that the publishers may deem
improper Advertising rates made known upon
application
Entered at the postoffce at Shenandoah, Pa, as
second class mail matter.
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GIRL WANTED. Girl wanted to do general
VI housework. Apply at Bradley's meat mar
ket 227 East Centre street 5-25-u
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WHY do people complain Of hard times, when
w any woman OF man can make from So to
$40 day easily? All have heard OF the Won
derful success Of the Climax Dish Washer yet
many are apt to think they can't make money
selling it; but any one can make money, because
s47s SO in the last three months after paying all
expenses and attending to regular business
besides. You don't have to canvass as soon as
people know you have it for sale they send for
a Dish Washer. Address the Climax Mfg. Co..
as starr Ave, Columbus, Ohio, for particulars.
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IUANTED.-25 girls over l6 years Of age to
w work on machines. Those who need, and
are willing to work, apply at the Sehuylkill Hat
4 Cap Factory, Self and Lauterstein, 235 East
Coal street.
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$3.50 BUFFALO I!!. e
- CLEVELAND
Wa "c. & B. LINE."

VIA &C. g. B. LINE"
commencing with opening of navigation
(about April lst). Magnificent side wheel
steel steamers,
state of Ohio" and estate of New York"
DAILY TIME TABLE,
SUNDAY INCLUDED.
Lv Buffalo 80 p NJ. Lv Cleveland, ZOO P. NJ
Al. Cleveland $50 a. NJ, Ar. Buffalo $50 A. M
EASTERN STANDARD TIME.
Take theHC. s. B. Line"steamers and en-
Joy refreshing light rest when enroute to
Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati Toledo,
indianapolis, Chicago, Detroit MacinaO
Island, Northern Lake Tourist Resorts
or any Ohio, Indiana, or southwestern
point.
Send 4 cents postage for tourist pamphlet
W, F. HERMAN. IF, NEWMAN,
GEN'L PASS. ACT. 6EN'L MANAGER.
CLEVELAND, o.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1895-06-04

The Company, Murray York; City.
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DROPOSALS.-seaed proposals viii be re-
ceived by chairman Of committee, i. }.
Brennan, South Main street, Shenandoah Pa,
until seven ca o'cOek p. M. on June 18th, 1898,
for the erection and completion of a new fire
company house on North Jardin street. Shenan-
doah, Pa, Each bid must be accompanied by
certified check Of $500. Any bidder receiving
the contract and failing to comply with the
conditions forfeits the 300 TO the IRE company.
Plansand specifications can be had al the Phoenix
Fire Companys house, North Jardin street, or at
the Presidents, William Mitchell, South Main
street, or ofthe architect, 4 X. Reilly, Potts
JAMES + O'HARES
.B-29-lGt Secretary.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

GIRL WANTED for general housework. Call
" at Max Schmidts dry goods store, ll6 and
lis North Main street. Shenandoah. 6-3-tf
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Alice Jennings,

214 South Main Street.
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5-3.tf
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-02
7BLBGRAPHIC.
VENEZUELA DISPUTE,
s,l Br.tlll SloH 10 Consent 10
gTbIlrale tho AatIsL
HOSTILE CLASH FEARED
IN. roll,d states May Feel Under
ALLEGATION to lniorfcrc Against
England,

..-r,ygroy. ID. c., April lit
t,.t our en- Oamsd0r, Mt. Hay
batno, succeeded In Inducing
.' g,,-,b government 60 give need 90
t.,,1a,s, submitted by MIN at the
I.,,,,B Of C8ugtc,s that Tie bound
g.rnte be submitted to arbitration.
Rlli.h are proiusc Ia their ieeIar-
.,,ovilInru,ss 10 atUitratU the
".. D.. the land west Of the seldom.
,.., lime. but in the view q the state
sysnt that ia pure evasion Of
...r,Ii.ue, Tor There never has been
removable assertion OF o Bli.sh
-.s,ptuis territory aud { BE- territory
LII, ,est of this line that forms the
..,Bee of tuc contention. Tho rit-
,u., lie believed TO be- alarming aa
.r,I bodies OF British and Nuu,su.
.g,afc pressing each other closely In
...4t.rpteI territory, anu there map
l.,b5ttI.e clash nt any moment
" aJmIuIatrnti0n has boon con.
.i..rs tur COURSE 10 be- uumuCi 90
5s,sr. aud ll is entirely probable
-,Tr ibe British pcrs.bt Ia bringing
va suen collision, their failure Co.
IA tar repeated warnings ami fc.
100 the United States o. submit
matter 90 arbitration, then TIE
rsirI States will feel obliged & follow
ssg5nl aid % has gwen tONcutzlola
- M matter by more suDsiau t.nl
..sHaLgf,
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VIII 60 AHEAD.
san Joaquin Nnusy uond directors
uIrfts fu uuIid.

san Joaquin Nnusy Road directors
utrfts iu nuiid.
san FuANCr UJ, ApU l.-Ilo board
OF diIoo,gr Dt ,ng San 7qwu Valley
Railroad company today decided g.
arcrp, She oncr wado by the upfingss
mvu o. STOCKTON, aud 90 go T.yht
ansai with tho wogH u builfiuy
the road up the valley iton that
point.
IS. Leeds, traffic manager Of tue
luNlH AssOuutilu OF California, bias
rendered his Ueiguntou, hui o. "a
SPECIAL meeting ui tao hoard 90 uiIty.
tIIH THE morning the resignation wHH
accepted. ina long letter 20 tuu ussU.
citation Mt Leeds FtliHs That hu Tee
ileyrs thU shipping Interests % Cali.
iusAla no longer have any need NJ DIE
srTvig,F, iiusmuuu u8 the lfaWgIHil.
mental association hus been broken uy,
lhe Pacific Mail monopoly uFskuu, aud
competition iu iIulEhls 90 buI 20. m Doe
terror BtttU POLITE ASSURED turUuHu tHv
building OF the san joaquin valley
fgilI1li. nit LuuIH has returned Co.
bis home, near Cincinnati Before hc
came 90 California, three yuafs ago. Mr.
Leeds wac identified wish LIsturu
transportation iulsTssis, notably tho
santa DO aud tho Gould system OF
ruaos. lilo uuI also filled the position
of chairman OF the IfausCJuUuuutsl
Hrsurlalisu.
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time shu aver had the honor Of dI.,sf.
lug such an audience, and sue ii,Iy
realised the necessity Of speaking 10
The point anu briefly.
Size referred 90 the former contempt
the Salvation Atuy was held boz aud
% the day when iia soldiers were
avoided on She highway, auI Of the
change which han come over the pee
pie. Now, iuNuhJ Of "a feeling OF Tee
ruEnnuyU, the churches and the people
were lending their cid Quo ever. Uay.
1.-THE Salvation Army" size said, "ls
not organized iJr tle purpose 90 taking
away from any church 10. mumlur.,
tut 10 bring them more members 10y
fCuUgmlng from sin Bni dafknuss thasU
WIZ uIo found Boo lhu highway and
uyway' tho poor needy ana h.lau."
HiiE BI.lu'a ltmirkl were listened
O. uuuntIyrlg AMI 40 tho Ci.s8 the
applause WIS long and loud.
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Peculiar suti iIrouuut Nv Uir
Against Preacher

Peculiar suti Drought bY on
AgnIust Preacher
Los ASDEIIa, CAL, Apdl 2,-
Judge Clara ua- OyprrulgI tue dumuT.
Ter iuttrpossI by Rev. J. G. Campbell,
Ia tho ru,t charging him with slaudcr-
log Niles Ts.sn T.. kcHg, tIu librarian
o, the bas Augulga public library.
Too basic OF tue action Wau O page
offered uy tho defendant uriIlo uI-
congregation, iu the tIn. Mvll0uls.
Ep.s cJlM church, in which he
tn'.;
"Ja, L3rl, vouchiafc thy saving
grucu 20 o., li.TlT..u Of the Loo An.
pslts cry nufstJt aud cleanse her
ilum all riu, a.t muuC hyI q woman
worthy ui huT tiiigr,'
Rev. Mr.. Campbell, iu HE demurrer
took tug position thaI ME ttutvmrlt
WAS privileged.
Tho court hul4 Tint q plander can be
pofpulTatul Iu prayer ns readily o. lu
any Utlrr form OF speech, ana that uu
communication mauo ny parspu ur
priest 90 his congregation 10 privileged
because Ut Huuu relation, uuluBs, pee
haps, when made iu the discharge OF
hia pastoral duties with ono subject g.
the discipline OF the church, aud
then only unless made without
malice.
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indemnity fora usdlclno MN.

TACOMA, Wash, April g,-Gt0Tge
Lutchi, cousin Of jim Bouchotl, tue
Nnqually Indian medicine man who
vas murdered three weeks ago, bAr
been hatTauguinL the NHlu8Iy tribe
ana says that forty of them viii march
this week 10 the MuCklu Shoot Tea,T.
walton md demand BIZ indemnity
of the relatives ana tribtsmcu o. Jerry
Dominic, who killed Bluchblt urcause
mo- failed TO cure Dominica children.
10 tho indemnity 10 not PAID Dominic
AMI HE relatives will bu liable, accord.
ing to Indian custom, % uo killed at
any time,
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rms,UJ, April AL grain ratios
rs. tbia.U 10 She Atlantic sUluua,l
u.rHsufsi today on tho u1F8 % D.
frg, lhu GNud Trunk, whloh male
rbtnle tul OF all, wins reported iur.
lagiho Joy us having given notice OF
..a.yauce within ten days, ami later
Itvuanu0unCsi tho Michigan Ceu-
tu.volld sIi0 make u Resent rate.
general 0p.Biln L. that rates viii
.8gu. lower wbul navigation opens,
u.lle f0.ds cannot make train OK.
.ts q tho tauG li put much under
ltudtut hgufrs.
N5Be0l iuc roads, with the CEcrr-
usu0iihoGnug iruuE, have adml,tr4
llg mailing o, ,hg l.'ceut rate, tut all
afs doing %,
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n.amelnI cd ulnh Arr..lsd.

sAS FRANCISCO, April LA war
iatus i,'ucd lUduy Tor the artebt VI
B., :, ,a01mOn, CX'furveyor general
o. UuH, ami prominent a..
a, E man, who 10 charged by
HH Lyd.a Virgil with lllon.
900 enlightenment. shu alleges
utt sa.0mUu has ! 4 $50 VI hers which
leg..tc.cl Tor her some years ngo
ira Attorney kOwaskyi VINO acted
"fupflu o. Tghl estate deal, sallmUn
nifla. Mu, Nlrsil has had his note
H'Eg amount Tor some yegrH, aud
hNbe has paid hur more interest than
la Fuuc,psl amounts 10,
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n,tnIi rrlrrof II,olAdynnclns.

NEW YoEE, Agrl g.-Ibo retail
price Of beef WINS auyancUd about two
crutH a pound "a week ago by many Of
the great dealers In ibis city, osteL.
sibly on account OF an advance on the
price OF cattle ut the Chicago stock
yards, tho advance has became gou-
oral, ana also advanced from onu 10
Two UuLtBa pound,
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owe dir,C, tho attention o. our
rehIeys 90 the advertisement uf slm.
mons Liver Regulator on another
page, We have used the medicine In
our family ANA arr prepared 20 say,
rom experience, that fora torpid liver
or uis2rdsrel stomach u isa good
remedy. When travelling we usually
CnTry some iu our valise, From tho
'ChTigtan Visitor" smithileld, NC.
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Gauss Of tho nate Horror.

BUTTE, Mont, April lie tUo DIE.
ttICJ court Iuduy Judge @guur iustg4u.-
90 tny grand Jury 90 investigate the
cause Of tuu Tucuat powder u2pigaiyu
here.
lie H,iI sumr1uu w.s guilty OF Grim.
iuai negligence uud was tuspUIBih'u
aud the liability should bee fixed where
70 belonged,
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BurE. Ida, April l.-Fathcr Van
DEC Hgyitn pastor OF tho Catholic
Cbliyb, va ilen with the grip Huout
amsltlsg a 10 developed au alice.
ugBIls ic.hilc nerve, finally pre-
lgI3g io'm u paralysis In OuB foot.
lls va hltu 10 San Fgucisco Tor
ita'mrni, 81 gaugtenu was threatened,
W1fI Jma to-day that it has been
l..thay 10 amputEtu the lex.
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You vii never Eu0w how good suI
vs9,u mg Piece Baking Powder Is
ga.su you 10y 10.
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NV. MORN on ,oiIANar.

7TT'7T"0 |TTTT " WTTI TTITW8ITW TT7
tore NJ Louis Merchants,
r. LuuE April lat the closing
ll'li bihy Pfguuvut Booth called the
A''paanu' Exchange 70 order Rnd Ty.
ilaltd ME- Murray Carleton 10 iutrU.
.'v Me. ualuugt0u Booth Uf tue
',laaan Army
Nu' B.UIh said this was the flrt
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At the California hlldWinler Fair
Dr.. Pucr's BaNng F0wuy. waa fuAl
absolutely purt.
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Adu'leplIgu means poison aud weak.
ncaf. Only pucJH Cream Baking
Powder % absolutely pure,
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1895-03-01

WASHINGTON, Feb. 2l.-The Jones silver bill
made its exit from the senate. The disposal
OF the measure was emphasized by the dec-
sive vote of IS to IL on Mr.. Go r-~an's motion to
take up the Indian appropriation bill.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 22.-The senate refused
to reconsider the bill extending the time for
making income tax returns. The house re-
fused to concur in the Hawaiian cable appro
priation.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 23.-The senate occupied
the day with the Indian appropriation bill,
and the house with the deficiency bill.
WAsHINGToN, Feb. 25.-The senate killed
the pooling Lii by refusing to take it up. The
Indian appropriation bill was passed. The
house further considered the general defici-
ency bill.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 26-The senate passed
an amendment providing for the purchase of
the Blaine lot. The house refused to apprc,
pirate m)ney to pay the Behring sea award.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 27.-The house passed the
bill providing for arb. .traton OF railroad labor
disputes and that authorizing the publication
of b-montfily labor bulletins
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Another Turn In His Career.

PROVIDENCE, Feb. 27-.James H. Ben.
tamin, aged 90 was caught yesterday
stealing money from the cash drawer in
the office of the East Greenwich academy.
When five years of age Benjamin was
picked up as a waif in New York, and
bound out to Charles Benjamin of Nor
wich. After the lat ter's death, about a
year ago, an aged woman named Frink
fell in love with him and they became Ell
gagged. Last fall Miss Frink secured work
for the young man at the academy to help
pay for the education which she desired
to give him before marrying him. He was
q member of the Baptist church and an
officer in the Christian Crusaders society.
lie admits having stolen $40.