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Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1897-09-10
Asthma Can Be Cured
by Dr.. Tait'S ASTHNALENE

Instead of flying to the door gasping
for breath, seeming as if each one would
be your last, you have only TO take a few
doses of the ASTHMALENE. when the
spasm is broken and a cure follows.
We mail Free Trial Bottle TO anyone
afflicted with asthma.
DR.. Taft Bros. Medicine Co,
Rochester, N. Y,
ATT mTTI AnNUn ~@@nr n%
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1897-09-10
An American Discover

John Morrow, an Eminent Cher
list. of Springfield, o.. finds
Remedy that Promises to Re
OlutiOnizc the Practice of Me
icine.
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SIMPLICITY IN COLORADO.
Gov. Alva Adams Inaugurated with
out Expensfve Display.

DENVER, Jan. 12-Without ostentation
or display and with an expense OF less
than S to the state Alva Adams, Demo
erat, was inaugurated governor of Colo
RADIO at noon today. He walked
TO the capitol, where. In the pres
ence OF the legislature and a
number OF citizens. the oath OF office was
administered by Chief Justice E1ayt. There
will be no public reception. In his inaug-
ural address Gov. Adams requested the
legislature TO make IT'S session short in
the interest OF economy, and suggested 4
reduction OF salaries He recommended
the establishment OF board of arbitration
10 adjust differences between employers
and employees. He suggested the appoint
ment of a committee to confer with every
state holding any considerable area OF
public land. looking TO a united movement
to secure a cession of the public domain
by the general government 10 the states.
After commenting lpon the mineral re-
sources OF the state. the governor says:
Little as the East appreciates the fact,
II has bean the gold and silver OF the
West that have kept our country stable.
OF war. had they ceased to yield In days
of resurn ption. the history OF our country
might have been changed. Should they
cease now 10 send their elitterinE millions
into the avenues OF trade II would take
a lurid brush 10 paint the disaster that
would come 20 our finances The East
and West need each other, but the West.
especially Colorado. with all its eiversi-
ped resources, can stand alone with less
loss than any other section. Around our
state might he circied Jenersen's sea Of
flame or John Adams wall OF brass. yet
could grow. prosper and ne happy;
bat we want no secxions-we have a sin
cere and ardent YeEcons for ali tho
usarfN
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FIGHT FOR SENATOR.
nAIxorue oorxe ON n MAn
SFArn LEGISLATURES.
Neither Mitch eu Yer Dueefs AFs fes
Assured 81 Baeesfen--Perkfns Ne
turnsd From Caltfernfa On INC
First B.aios-G.Scs.sssri MES
cages In cuasraAs sal Kansas.

SAE<EM. Or. Ian. E-Fne hoaee was
called 20 order A. II O'Clock. bit the COM
rteses On credenss als wss not yef feady -
reporT ard rhe temporary speaker soaho
no quorum present. There were seVe.s~
warm speeches % the part o. the re
fcans about the M-atcsy iscthos o. Als
opposition. but nothing couia Dc Gohs' ~
a. z O'Clock the house took recess lAAi
3 O'Clock. TIE Aouse spent anotner Gay
IN . wrAng.s ever the speakersnip ana sc-
srr1ed until tomorrow WITHOUT enocN&us
permanent organiza ion The senate went
70 work and forty biEs were nitro acsc
There IL no change tonight IN me aeao-
lock on the speakersa.p Neither see
shows aay Indication Of surrender. The
Benson people say that the Populists have
made overturex, agreeing to come In ana
form q quorum n they are sven certain
eoncessions In the matter OF iessaAfaon.
The Pcpuiists smpha tically dsny the report
and say that they have made no tencers- IL
seems 10 Be The purpose or the minority
20 delay organization for the purpose or
embarrassing the majority and thus com
plscate the fight for United States senator
N - not expected mat the house VIII De
organized tomorrow. There arc no new
developments in the senatorial contest be-
yond the claim OF the Mitchell forces tina.
they have secured two names for a eau
Gus. making fly in all, more than ma
tority- They also claim they viii secure
another signature before morning. While
IL is admitted by the opposition that
Mitchell secured these signatures for q
caucus, IL IS claimed that all OF the sign
ers win not go into caJscus when the time
arrives, and that there win be enough
hsoksliders TO prevent Mitchell from re-
ceiving a majority.
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SENATOR ATTACKS ARMoR PLATE.
4 Fair Price Is $500 Per Ton-Crfti-
cism OF Herbert.

CHICAGO, Jan. i2-The Posts Wash
ington special says: Senator Chandler
has prepared a sensational report, which
he Will submit at the next meeting OF the
COMMITTEES on naval affairs as a result
OF the committees investigation Into the
matter OF the prices paid by the govern
ment for srmor plate. The senator finds
that the srnor establishments Of both the
Carnegie and Bethlehem companies have
been paid for by the aggregate OF thu
sums heretofore paid for armor He dis
sects the recent report Of Secretary Her
bert, and shows wherein the estimates
made by the secretary as to a fair prica
TOR armor are entirely too high IN
stead OF allowing 80 per cent for manu-
lecturers profit. Re per cent is given as
q proper sum. and by making various 9th
az reductions OF the secretary's figures
the senator arrives at the conclusion that
$50 per ton is a fair price for armor. in
stead OF soc. as recommended bv Seora-
taTy Herbert The sum now paid is s5ss
per ton.
The senator also recommends that IN.
government institute proceedings for the
annulment OF the Harvey and CORY pat
ents. as presenting no patentsble inyen-
ton.
The report states that an aaeuuate r,ja,t
Tor the nanufe cture ~ armor can he as
taoltshed for 1850 100 but the erectto,
o. such works IS not now recommended
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PACIFIC corxTY's OFFICERS.


SOUTH BEND. wash. Jan. Especial.
The new -ounfy Officers to0k their places
yesterday K. r. Brown succeeded
Thomas Roney as sheriff. and appointed
]. II Turner. OF Naheotts. as his deputy.
A. p Leonard and J. " Dalton succeed
speeffwely Mr. Leonard VIII appoint J.
-. Murray Of uwaco. "a deputy. next
February. present deputy p. o. Nalarkey
holding over vDtiI then. Mr. Dalton has
appointed Mss Myrtle French. o. this
city, a. deputy clerk. r. r Hics succeed
"a ~ B. sh8lfon. az county attorney. and
Mrs. A. ~ Harris succeeded r. 8. Stevens.
aS county superintendent Of schools. In
the county treasurer's cfice r. A. Hazel
tine holds over FOR the present. The c0gn-
IS commissioners reduced ths trezsaTsrs
bond from Es.0es 70 SO efs bat the bsnd OK
= X. EicAneT. tr~ssuTsr-eleet. was Illegal
~ drawn, and VII have 20 De signed ever
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FOR THE NICARAGUA CANAL.
Eaort to Have the Bill Brouxht Re-
fore Congress.

WASHINGTON. Jan. iz-Tne sup
portsTs OF the Nicaragua canal bill
made a strong effort today 70 secure
rule BY which the bin can Re brought be-
fore the house without Decay. The entire
delegs ton from the Pacific coast states
with representative Mahon OF PennsyI-
van.a. waited OF tire COMMITTEES on rules
and their spokesman. Dooiittls OF Wash
ington. asked that the next three days IN
the house be given 70 the bin. Speaker
Reed replied that - would be irnpossl biz
TO grant this request because the tine had
already been set apart for other business
The supporters az the BIZ have a petition
with the signatures Of . large majority OF
the house. asking that the bin be drought
I'D this session.
X asvelop@3 today that the rules com
rsittee would rot favor the biz IA It's rrea-
ent form, and the suggestion was maze
that Il be amsnesd 50 that the governments
shan Incur no liability untu SS1e survey.
have All been rnads and definite estimates
for The woTk sscnTed
Speaker Reed questioned whether the
cansl would pay for Sc proposed cost
Hermann Of Oregon cited the Saalt Ste
Marie canal IN answer.
Tns COMMITTEES on comnerce * taking
steps 10 amend the ha!i IN accordance with
the speakers suggestion.
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SAN FRANCISCO. Jan 1s-Tzsa- Bel
$50. scsef ana brother % David Be1aseo.
The famous piSywriuht. fo5zv ee~,4rs4 /.
divorce from mas Fsfa. Grace. TIE sas.~a@
Nas sranted hy Judge Eehbsri ara
formed the se7n-i to very xs,or. r-,asr{-
nshuial experience BslaSca told tba sours
That be married ths defendant il Wyfae0r-
ssa 10 august. iss& and thai sac saser,e-4
si1p re follog lng October Mrs. R4sa~-o
made 20 appearance and 81 re way o.
F7ossa Beg husbands sa3t- She is an ac-
tress and SIS last repor,z vas r,ls,,tT,s, -,
engagement 90 New York
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e1.~~11u -~rfrrR On motion % BaEe- q
Pierce the canvass o. the returns vas
rz4e special cr9sr tcr ccaock u re
afternoon
House bssIs yo< 81, So and 81 he lest
s~~zscr. rwhfch we're vesoe1 by Gov. Nc
Grsw were laid before the house roges1sr
~fsA the vesc uexszfes- DeMRssos OF
Wna.com wanted 20 take ~ tae oEs 70
noorro~ morning ut 10 c'caork- Baker Q.
Pierce moved % POSITIONS coEstce-sttcn O
rre matters tfi1 Acrfsy a<sernoon Hake.
aaenauseur prevailed ard In I'm fern "s
notion carried
A cdkmftte. from TIE senate heasec y
Senator Dorr notified tae ncs,&e saaS tce
uprsr chamber vas propsry SrgaHxso
ard r~scy for business
IRE rsvcr - tne coran.rses o. salaries
reported IN favev Of fxire ealarfee IS fos-
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~ rnfs HOUSE
Report es saiarte. saortra-sslnea
Hatchery AIN Passed

OLYMPIA. ian. ls-SPecial The house
convened At 70 o'clock After the minutes
90 Yesterday were real ard approved the
heass pracecaeA with rcutina business
Tee chsir save notiee that ~ had been
ssFvea With a complsins IN TIE contest
cases 81 Rador ~. Seymour and Har-
Ersves vs. Sims. referred s. the sysecsaI
CernFrttfFs ,,n siacf fans
TAe casef c5erk wss Instructed - pro-
cure e s4rrlv ~ letter beads envaAonsx
etc-, ffssra l1e state pslattaE oelce
TIE fa4fNwinS spec5al committee o.
xre0RtUG sfsassinE couarnfttesS ~ra~ ~
palntn8 bv Sneaker Cline LIk~as. Harar-
saFue NsrshsE. carr. Melissa. AIrAtee ara
Noaxson.
seer~s&Fy 81 ssaas Prios rsrnst,es ,he
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GEORGE @. PERKINS REFLECTED.
Calffornfa Legislature Returns Hfm
ON the First BALLOT.

SACRAMENTO, Cal, jan 1.-THE cleo
tion of United States senator attracted a
large crowd 10 the capitol today. James
A Waymire. Of Alamsda. who had him
sell been mentioned as senatorial candi-
date. placed Senator Perkins In nomina-
tion In the house. Sam Shortridge had also
been candidate. but Withdrew from the
contest In thu morning. George c. Per-
kins was reelected United States senator
on the first ballot. Perkins was nomi-
mated IN tbs senate by Senator Stratton
and was seconded BY Senators Gillette,
Dickinson and Smith. Morehouse with.
drew the name OF Sam Shortridge and Sec
onded that OF Perkins. A ballot was then
taken. with the following result: Perkins
q. w. w. Foote g. B. r. Langtord g. J. ].
Dwyer 2, Charles u. Lane !. Daniel NJ.
Burns l. Recess was ;hsn taken.
The vote In the assembly was as follows:
Gator IA. Dwyer Q, Fsoote 3, grfre 10,
Georfl C. Perkins le Number OF votes
cast, 70; necessary TO elect. Al.
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MAGAZINE BLOWN TO ATOMS
Dynamite Plant of the Pennsylvanta
Torpedo Company Explodes
-Eour Killed.

PTTTsBURG. Jan. IA magazine of
the Pennsylvania Torpedo Company. lin
tied, at Shamokin, eighteen miles from
here, blew up at 10 o'clock, completely
demolishing the building and tearing a
large hole IN the ground. The concus-
sion was felt several miles away. and
buildings In the immediate vicinity were
badly shattered. AT Shoustown the pub
Ito school building was partly demolished.
A panic among the pupils ensued. but no
one was hurt. Economy. Corcpolis and
other towns report that the shock broke
windows.
Two msn ana two women were killed
and one man injured. The man killed
were L. d. Stooknsy, superintendent, and
James McCloskey, a workman Tho
names OF the women are not known.
The injured man was Walter Crane. Hs
Is likely TO recover
The explosion occurred At the plant of
the Columbia Dynamite Company. a
branch of the Pennsylvania Torpedo COM
pany limited. The building. a two-story
frame structure. was blown to atoms and
the report was heard thirty miles away.
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PUGET SOUND UNIVERSITY.
Ground to BE Broken Next week for
the New Dormifory.

TACOMA. Jan. 12.-Speclsl.-Rev. f. III.
Fuller. who was appointed by the Puget
Sound conference OF the Methodist Es's-
copal church TO canvass in the East for
the Puget Sound university and the new
buildings and boulevards. will leave to-
morrow 10 take up his duties. The clear
ing OF the location for the new dornitory
on the west shore has bean nearly compiet-
ed. and next week tina breaking OF ground
win be celebrated by appropriate eere-
monies. led by Chancellor Thoburn. Work
on the extension Of Division avenue IN the
form OF G>,boulevard 10 University Place
VIII be begun within few weeks, as the
rIghts-of-wsy have nearly all been Sc
cured
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LEEDr RIDIcusLEs THE EAST.
popuiist Governoh of Kansas Re-
Pile. TO Criticisms.

TOPEKA. Jan. u 1.-The Kansas legfSa-
tura met today With the Populists for the
FIST time in control tof both branches and
rhs executive IN hhrnnony with them
Organization was promptly effected The
message OF the gov rnor evoked consi6-
cradle surprise as II made 10 reference 20
a prohfbitory law or 3 constitutional con-
vanttor. Gov T.AaFy made no radical
raro-nra Rue atfa-s ctncerning mortgages
o. loans but suExsxEed protection 70 In
vastors from fraudujent investment com
nauies. lie Adwofated a maximum
frefEhr hsR zdalts1nfal powers 20 railroad
commissioners ana IN tire event OF the
failure OF rhis las4saattfon. conStTuctieN by
the states % q ranrctad TO tide wateTSes-
neciaiiy 70 IRE CUT
TEE message also foucne$ upon the ad-
x~rsa criticism q Kansas IN Eastern
states. ans after raj ruling that portion Of
rae country. draws a fparaIiel between the
degrees q prosperity in fhes4 states and
IN Kansas The Message contains many
IT portznt reconruen Nations
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First JOint session of the Legixla-
sure of 1897.

OLYMPIA. Jan. I2-Speeial All the
members q ths senate and house re-
sgsonses % yhe ron call a. TIE opening -
the Soirst session 10 open and canvass the
returns OF electt0a % state officers
Speaker cure presided. aad sa@ work
1raeEed yhroGxh tWe weary hoWTs. at
tra25ing Naf 3ttG}s att@1Ssos2. aside from
tas speaker and clerk. who performed
th.s necessary d8ty IN routine fashion.
uah-okea BY any incident which might
have served % relieve the moRot9ay.
Tna returns Included al state sfn csrs
except sf&ts printer. only one county re
porting en- tSis ofsSce ard On the Scnstl tu-
tson1l rssa6nseats, shese rergrns having
state.
Following tAe eesar scttoa % tas canvass
tNe rasufg WAS announced nv the speaker
Ard tse STATE oeksers. as Published. we're
4ec1 area sely esecte5-
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for free sad unlimited eoinags Senator
Alliscn m Q erief speech alluded 30 the
necessity OF q complete outline 81 what
was wanted
II was suggested that !. would Be better
- adjourn and take time 90 make the ofll
comp lese and scceptas bic 10 ali than 70 at
tempt TO make amendments while IN see-
sion. This suggestion was adopted with
TIE understanding that the Deniocrnts
and PopuliSts should be consulted with re-
gard 70 the proposed changes.
Some Of the senator's expressed the opin-
i'm that France. Holland and Belgium
woxid be friendly TO the movement.
The caucus was lightly attended The
Repuhlicansswho hoited the Sc. Leuis con-
yentien were ne, invited
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rosk His seat with HIN.

OLYMPIA. Jan. 12.-Speeis LAND Com
missioner Forrest, upon retiring from Of
fee today. took with him a pleasant re-
ninder of the clerks who have worked with
him during his term Ii was a handsome
arm chair. The last few weeks have been
busy ones FOR the commissioner and his
employees. Cases that hava been pigeon
holed for months were considered, deois-
ions prepared and sent on to the various
land districts. Many Northern Pacific
land contest cases were disposed of by
brief summaries.
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MORPHINE CAUSED INSANITY.
Mary Milton, the Variety Actress
Sent to the Asylum.

TACOMA. Jan. i3.-Special.-The first
official oct OF Judge W. III. n. Kesn
was the commitment OF Mary Milton to the
insane asylum today. This closes, tempo
rarily at least. the public career of wo-
man who, few years ago, was known as
one OF the most attractive variety singers
in the West. But she had the morphine
habit which dragged her down until sns
has become a physical wreck. She has
been in the countS Jail under treatment
for the last two months, but yesterday ut
terly collapsed. when responding TO the
roll call at the change OF tailers. The wo-
man has taken sixty grains OF morphine
and an ounce and half OF choral every
week during the last few years. Her only
relatives are sister and son who 1--we in
Montana.
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TACOMA. Jan. f7.-spscisi.-Frsnk La
Wall has been appointed court stenoF-
rapher in place Of Stenographer Eaton.
The National Bank OF Commerce today
elected the following directors; Chester
Thorne. Edward Higgins. John p. Hovey
J. W. Wallace, g. Uxafovage. Charles
Richardson and A. ". Ingerson. The last
nzned r. the only new director
The last Republican ofacini % the oil
regime r now out OF the county court
house. John q. Hedges today transferred
the 500 900 Of county funds 20 County
Treasurer steves Judson. and formally
turned the Office over 10 him
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Tea Is "good" when YOU

Tea Is good when you
like it; not good when you
don't.
Ii you don't like Sckik
ARSS Best, the grocer pays
you back your money; we
pay him to do so.
Il Is 4 good tea. well
cured. and fired in san
EnncSCo-not IN Asia.
A. s rsa,s@aY
s.k ss-as~ss -
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The Attorrey,. zee AIlsws1.

wHATCoM. Jan. lg.-special -he Y
the last acts OF the retiring bcAn
county commissioners was 70 allcs "
retiring treasurer II. w. purdy, ~ "
;orney's fees In the suit brought H ~
against the receiver OF the Be'isrzaa1
Bay National bank 20 recoysf the eaaa
funds on deposit there at the tins . Y.
banks failure and secured By bose sss
a mortgage upon the bank buiidinx IN
case has been settled and the teta saass''
paid over TO the county.
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NEWS FROM TACOMA
PIPE LINE REPAIRS STOPPED nv A
PROPERTY OWNER
He Denies City Wcrxmen Right-of-
way-Nary Milton Sent to the
New Dormftory at the Puget
Sound University.
Tacoma Bureau OF the Post-Intelligencsr.

Tacoma Bureau OF the Post-rnteiligencer.
1923 Pacific Avenue.
TACOMA, Jan. --Special.-Dynamite
and loaded shotguns IN the hands of an
irate property owner bid fair 70 cause con-
siderable trouble before the board of public
works can repair the stave pipe line lead
Ing TO the city reservoir.
G.. I. Miller. who owns a portion of the
land on the pipe line between the reservoir
and the pumping station, claims that the
city never secured the rixht-of-way across
his property. and II Is reported that he
placed dynamite near the pipes IN several
places to blow up any municipal workman
who dares TO touch his land. Miller and
his con are also believed 10 lie in waiting
at their house 70 shoot the first workman
who presents himself.
AS the pipe leaks badly. the matter has
been placed in the hands Of the city attor-
ney 70 take legal steps 10 prevent Miller
harming employees.
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sailor. D..ert the senator.

TACOMA. Jan. p special.-Three sail
ors. who deserted from the British ship
Senator since her arrival from Valparaiso
last Saturday, we're arrested upon eom-
paint OF the captain and the British vice
consul today and brought before United
States commissioner Ayres. The names OF
the deserters are given as Robert Muir
ply. Joseph Bush and y. Pessro Pesaro.
= native Of Italy. was committed to tal
for two months. and the eases OF the
others were taken under ADJUSTMENT.
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MEETING In JOINT SESSION.
ne ssnse Legfs1Asurs Caovossss -
EIecff0n W~surns-o~v~1ao~s
M~~nmHe To-day.

so1sv vas o.eazpfed attn the conss6srscon
Of re measure prows6grE for ire invest
pnsrt o. - sc q Ia tide iand fund u wsF-
rants ~ bs isxued 81 psyns7s OF re ~
p~nsss Of the lessslasnTs. iresuaAfzS &c So
aries % nernbeM. TIE ef1 aroused re
strong oSsoxarfon % the he7u0.ie2n Hlnos
f.v VINO sFaxes q -a< against IL
IN. b.oaxe transacted routine business IA
TIE morning.
n ta@ atssrncon tia toEnt s>szscn can
1870 ths returns sed adjourned III 30
rnarrow q, lf o'clock. when t1s rnessaxs
AZ Gov. n.cgre~ VII b presented 1ns
srssrrsnI csp~noniss wG ooesvJ IN IN
oSrDoa-
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Indiana Choose. Fairbank,.

INDIANAPOLIS. Jan. 1.-THE eighty
five Republicans OF the Legislature tonight
nominated Charles W. Fairbanks, of this
city. for United States senator on the first
ballot. The vote was as follows: Fair
banks. 60; Gen. Lew Wallace. s: W. r.
Keen. OF Terre Haute. IL: r. s. Taylor. of
Fort Wayne. s; Frank Posey. OF Evans
Vile. 8; Benjamin Harrison, /: Judge
RskAr L
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An INTERNATIONAL WATERWAY
Commission Endorses Canal Between
tntted states and Canada

CHICAGO. Jan. 1.-THE deep waterway
commission appointed by President Clavs-
land IN November. lSs5. has finished il re
t,oft and submitted Il IN Secretary oinev.
IL viii be placed in President f-,evsis-t,.s,
hands immediately, and nv him ~uhr,lt,e3
30 congress The report is an unogiabaed
Endorsement o. Tire ship canal project ne
tween the United States aud Canada ans
embraces a recommendation for an arnro-
priauon az $@5aos0 Tor a preliminary sur
Ney. \ waterway &C a dspth % y no a
IsNi' &eccIa1odatiag ocean steamers, is
recommended
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SENATORIAL oAfoUs ApJorRSs.
Action on Bf-rzet rfiism Postponed
Until xexA Friday.

vASHISGTOE gnin. 12-Tss Repuoh-
cs1 senatorial caUc1zs Did not take mai
acton 81 tne aus@esata q tntsrna tionAI oi-
-usfsrlsrn today. brsss adjourned until FRI
ssw TAfs failure wsIs not Gns 70 any OPP
rs7sstlor % tzA zrezSesifior % provide
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-13

WASHINGTON. Jan. l2.-Senssor All
son. referring 70 the runner that ex-Reprs-
sentative wilson Of Iowa would he ten
esred the agricultural portfolio in the in
coming cabinet, admitted today that he
had recommended Mr.. Wilson TO Fresi-
dant-esec. Mckinley for this Office. Sens-
TOR Allison added. however, that ne had
received no veriacation u the report that
Mr. wilson had been decided upon