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The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-03-01
Natives Of the sunny land Noncpo-
IIaIng Marry Trndea.

IiSinG Many Trades.
From The New York Mail and Express.
Having shaken the stove ana kicked the
cat from under Aiaoncy's chair Casey
thus delivered himself:
sure this country will have IN Eyetal-
yum king yet They're the risin gineration
here ana no mistake. I mind the time
within the irish dug all the sewers and cell
lers. did ell the laborin' work But they
eIu't any more.
"E-yctalyun hodcarriers has druv the irish
out. Beyant on the new row. all the brick
layers are Eyetaiyuns. Hivin' only knows
how many Eyerulyun st0nemasOns are
workin' in this city today. If YOU want
a tap put on your boot It's an Eyetayun
shoemaker who does IT, They're doiu all
the Shawn and hair cuttin. They kape
all the fruit stores. Az course they shine
oil the shoes.
II went down 10 Liberty Hall Monday
night to the dance OF the Kelly Association.
For tin years that gang had music from
a Dutch band, but what should / see this
time but Eyetalyun crowd Of fiddiers.
An Eyetalyun book agent KEN IN here the
other day selling the Life Of Parnell.' VS.
have an Eyetalyun organist at church, and
a woman with a name as long as your
arm. sings the screech!n' parts that Mrs.
Curley ust 10 yell 50 Well
An Eyetalyun comes along this block
onct a week with a pack fun of suspiuders.
shoeiaces and collar buttons. For years
Mike Dugan. him as has daughter mar
rit to Clancy the harse policeman, med
livin' around here minding wash bilers and
umbrellas. Sure. a big Eyetalyun has druv
him into the home of the Little Sisters OF
the Poor.
sT'here's no use of talkin'. US Americans
will have nothin' to say or do in this coun-
try before long. You oil know Tony, the
rag man. I'll bet you tink he's poor as
Maloney. Well he KEN I'm here Saturday
night an offered me two t'ous2nd dollars
for the place. He'll be runnia' for alder
man next fall. 1 dare say"
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ALABAMA CLAIMS DISCUSSED
British Parliament Asks Some Inter
esting Questions.

London. February Pin the house of
commons today Mr. Thomas G.. Bowles
conservative member for Lynn regis. asked
whether II was true that the sum of 5000
600 of the Alabama claims award still re-
manned In the hands of the government of
the United States and what prospect there
was that any part of II would be repaid to
Great Britain after the claims for compen-
sation had been satisfied.
Right Hon. George N. Curzon, under
foreign secretary. said II was his belief
from accounts published IN the United
States that a certain portion of the award
still remained with the American govern
ment 1t would be contrary to the under
takeings of Great Britain in the treaty OF
Washington made in 1871 to request the re-
turn of any sum left over after the claims
against the award had been satisfied
MIR Bowles-Is there any prospect of the
United States government Offering 10 repay
any surplus?
Mr. Curzoi.-I am afraid that l cannot
speak for the United States government
Laughter)
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Tho Weekly Constitutions second miss
ing word contest closing March LIST. closes
today. and all mail matter bearing the
February postmark received up to tonight.
containing guesses at the missing word,
will be considered az in time for the con-
test. and win bee admitted and given
fair and fuil chance. II will not be neces-
sary to write asking about Il, for our full
Office force and an the experienced help
we can secure will be busily employed get
ting everything ready for the decision.
which viii be announced IN our next Issue.
The rush Of subscriptions for Friday and
Saturday has taxed our working capacity
to the utmost and the care that is taken
TO get every guess. premium and subscrip-
ton entered exactly right, has delayed the
precise figures up to date. Last Monday
the 10 per cent sum was ss71 %. during the
week more than 1900 have entered the con-
test. and it is evident that about SLIGO
VIII be distributed on this missing word.
Quito number have named the word
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International Rank Ri1l-

Washington February 24-The house
committee on banking and currency today.
by vote Of 70 3. ordered favorably re-
ported the bin introduced by Mr. Hit, Of
Illinois, authorizing the establishment OF
an international bank
Mr. Hendricks. one of those voting to re-
port the measure Is opposed to It's passage,
and voted for II simply to get il out of the
committee. and Mr.. McCleary voted TO re-
port Il IN order 20 give the house an OPP
portunity to consider IL, reserving tbs right
10 oppose IL in the house.
Those voting for the bin We're Messrs
Brosus OF Pennsylvania Van Noorhis OF
Ohio, hin of Connecticut. Cooke of illi-
nos and Walker of Massachusetts
Against it-Messrs. Cox OF Tennessee
Stallngs OF Alabama, Black of Georgia
Spalding Of Michigan and Calderhead OF
Kansas.
a minority report viii be drawn by Mr.
Cox.
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BRYAN APPEARS
tn TIE HOUSE
Congressman Warmly Applaud Their
Former Companion.
He GOES TO HIS OLD SEAT
Responds to Compliments Paid Him
by Members.
GROsyEHOR GIVES HEARTY HaHDSaagE
Bryan Pays His Respects to spealzes
Reed-Business Before the House
Yesterday.

Washington, February 2i.-The appear
ance of William Jennings Brvan. the DEM
ocrat.o candidate for president last fan.
upon the floor of the house was the most
noticeable event of today's session He
has the entree Of the floor as an ex-mem-
Der. and came into the hall at 4:30 o'clock.
about an hour after his arrival in the city.
His appearance evoked applause from
many members. a few OF whom gave vocal
expression to their pleasure.
From his old seat no responded 10 the
greetings OF his friends and acquaintances.
his face bcaming with smiles
Among those who shook his hand was
General Grosvenor, Of Ohio. one Of tho
most prominent republicans. who ex-
tended welcome to the late democratic
leader.
Before leaving the hall Mr.. Bryan paid
his respects to Speaker Reed.
Nearly two hours were spent in the dis
cussion OF resolution recommended by
the committee on accounts authorizing the
preparation of a digest Of election cases
decided in the fifty-third and ffty-fourth
congresses, to cost $3.50. and to be pre-
pared BY the clerks of the committee on
elections This was urged by the chairman
of elections committee. but II was hnaaiy
referred to the committee on printing
The conference report upon the Dill TO
define the rights of purchasers Of the prop
erty of the Atlantic and Pacific Railway
Company was agreed TO.
Mr.. Grout. republican. Of Vermont. pre-
scented the report of the special committee
Amounted 10 investigate the management
of the Ieavenworth soldiers home. which
was ordered printed
A message was received from the presi-
dent transmitting the report Of the joint
commission appointed under the agreement
of the United States and Great Britain
in 1882. on the fisheries Of the waters con
ticuous to the United States and Canada
The rest OF the day was spent I'm consid-
Grafton and DISPOSITION IF business relaf-
ing 10 the District Of Columbia The mos;
important measure passed was the senate
.,.a ina<Iug 1Ae rotomac park ont Of the
Potomac fats. land reclaimed from the
water in the Potomac river
At 3 o'clock the house adjourned
Bryan Given a Banquet.
New York. February -6-A eamplimen-
tarv luncheon mas given at the IIote. Bar
tholdi today to William 3 Bryan Elliott
Dauforth. chairman Of the democratic state
committee. presided. and in responding 70
the address OF welcome Of ar I'anfoFtn
Mr. Bran made n red-hOt speech encour-
aging the hlrnctailists and declaring that
the free silver fight must 50 on. He said
tn part
II have never lost the opportunit} since
tie election 70 assure those who IGNORED i9f
free coinage here that wee who .e the west
and south have more ~ local victory 20 re-
iofce over. recognizes the valor w.ta which
you made the fcht. do not know ~
any democrat or free silver republican or
popullsr who deserves more ere1lt f0an
those who made tna sght in New York city,
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VENEZUELAN COMMISSION ENDS


Washington February 1.-THE Kenezue-
Ian commission terminated its e1istence to-
asv "A noon when it, members-Iustice
Brewer. Frederick r. Cnudert. Andrew u.
White. Justfce Avery and President GU
man. accompanied by Secretary Mallet
Provost called on the president and deiv-
cred its report ~ the work accomplished
in the year of its existence.
The evidence which has not vet been
printod Is completely arranged for filing in
the archives If the state department. whore
n will b. available for the arbitral tri-
bunal which meets al Paris in 1888.
Tolay's visit % the president was brief
and marked witch cordial expressions Of the
presidents satisfaction.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-03-01
WILL BUILD A MEMORIAL BRIDGE
Senate Committee Amends the Sundry
Civil Bill Some.

Washington. February 24-Ihe senate
committee on commerce today made
number of additional favorable reports on
amendments to the sundry civil h!h. as
follows:
For the construction Of q memorial bridge
across the Potomac from Washington to
Arlington and fixing the limit Of cost at
SOTO 90. making availap,e after April next
the appropriation of $i4oC0 for the Inn
provement Of Cumberland sound. Georgia
and Florida providing for a survey into
the feasibility Of the Improvement OF the
Warrior River Alabama.
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a great majority OF the members Of con-
gress are of the same mind"
Referring TO the Kentucky situation. MI
Hanna said.
Governor Bradley. who came to see me
d day or two ago. told me that he woisid
appoint a senator as soon as the vacancy
occurred. He will also call a special ses-
sion of the legislature"
Speaking of the effect OF Governor Bush
nells determination to appoint him to the
senate to succeed John Sherman. Mr. Han
ma said:
1.-THE so-called Ohio situation is now
perfectly clear. Peace reiSns. The party
is strongly consolidated and In splendid
condition to go into the campaign next
fan. There is no reason why condition
OF harmony and good feeling should not
prevail for years among the Ohio repGbll-
cans and ! firmly believe such viii be the
case
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RAEsoM MAY BE MADE JUDGE
Cleveland May Give Minister TO Mex
sco a North Carolina Vacancy.

Washington. February 22-t@pcel'li., =
There 8 much talk here today of the
nrolahlltv Of Hon. Matt Ransom, rx-sen-
ator and present minister To Mexico, being
nominated for the vacant Juogoshp IN the
district of North Carolina.
Ransom Is believed 10 be the only North
Carolina democrat whom Cleveland would
rprse who could be confirmed hy the SEN
ate.
lii IS not likely that the rep olicans
would allow my ctcer democrat 81 ta4t
state H. step into Ifa t9b, aad Ransom S
.euthorn friends are Of the opinion that TINS
Is going to develop another ease of the
srmoas Ransom luck
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-03-01
FATAL BOILER EXPLOSION.
Two Men Killed and Several Danger
oUsly Injured.

New Bedford. Mass, February 27.-This
morning shortly inter s O'Clock tha boiler
house. harness shop and cloth room of the
Acushnet mills We're wrecked by q boiler
explosion. two men and possibly more killed
outright a dozen or moro operatives were
injured ana the whole city was thrown Into
q state of intense excitement.
A piece Of exploded boiler weighing
ton snot high into the air, clearing the
three-story main mill and landed on the
roof OF the south police station. quarter
OF a mile away. completely Wree6ing the
upper story Of the building.
In addition to this. the glass IN nearly
every window in the surrounding mills was
shattered and hole nearly twenty feet
square was broken through the PACKER
room of the mill To the east OF the boiler
tubes
The money loss IS estimated at $4,000.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-03-01
Cwine Back Ter Georgy.

Use gwine back ter GeOrgy
When der fishes gin ter swim,
When de apples in de orchard
Gin ter lookin' sorter prim.
An de birdie gins ter hoppin'
on ever little linn
Yes. Use gwlne back ter Georgy
When der fishes gin ter swim.
Use gwine back ter Georgy
When der fishes Sin ter bite.
When de melon an de pun kim
Gins ter lookin' ''outer SITE"
An de moon ii gins ter shinin'
Till de middle of de night
Yes, Use gwine back ter Georgy
When der fishes gin Ter bite.
ALTON MCDANIEL
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-03-01
THE MISSING WORD CONTEST.
Handsome Sum 10 Be Distributed -HbOUt $4,000
rs Now Estimated

properly, and the division of the prize will
make each ones share proportionately
smaller, but each one win receive for every
correct guess made the same amount every
one else. who has named the word proper
~. receives under the rules.
AS soon as the record is complete COM
mittee of prominent citizens will be Sc
lected and to these will be submitted the
sealed book containing the sentence. the
records of the guesses and the files of
original orders and the original guesses.
Their announcement VIII discover to our
subscribers the correct word. where it is
found and the proper amount for division
and the proportionate share of each sue
cessful contestant and checks will be
mailed out upon their official report, which
will DO published March Sth.
The missing word for May LIST is given
out elsewhere. Subscribers and agents viii
see that another contest is on and pre-
sent it to all whom they solicit for sub
scriptions. This time we propose to pay
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-03-01
SHERMAN'S BACKBONE NAMED
SToRER, OF OHIO, TO BE ASSIST
ANT SECRETARY OF STATE.
Ohio Man Who Will Not Let McKin-
ley's Premier Have More Than
Three Changes a Day.

Washington. February % -(Speciai)-Ex-
Congressman Bellamy storer. Of Cincinnati,
will, it is definitely announced tonight, be
assistant secretary of state
This means that he will be John sher-
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induced others to do so and the stamped
was started.
Troubles Have Just Begun.

was started.
Troubles Have Just Begun.
bushnell couldn't stand the. pressure"
continued my Informant. Deeply as he
regretted the necessity for 1t. he was stun
wise enough TO sec that the only thing for
him 10 do I'm view Of all circumstances was
10 appoint Hanna"
But the troubles out there. instead OF be-
Ing at an end. have just begun.
what arc you going to do about itT' i
asked my sore and bleeding legislative
friend.
oh" said he. cvading the question. Il
am not going TO do anything. l am not
taking any part In It But i can tell you
what tho other boys are going TO do.
They are going 10 lie low and wait for
chance 10 get good and even. But you just
wait until Hanna commences To deliver
tie goods out ln Ohio. and then you WIN
SEQ 1 IN II he could dump the entire pat
runage Of the United States out there ne
Couldn't begin 20 pay the obligations ne mas
Incurred in this light. The result H. OF
course. that where he makes one trieha
happy he will make twenty of them hiaa'
AM by the time the election Tor tAe next
leg slatLre rolls around you viii anu tiie
anti administration sentiment in GA"
stronger than ever"
But what about Cox Won't ne cohuh-
ue to train with HannaT'
Where Cox'S Heart Is.
you can never tell about that cincin-
natl gang In such a fight as the one am
talking about there would enter another
element 10 which Cox is closer thah "
Hanna, or Foraker. or both OF them COM
blned. The element is found In the person
OF John r. Mclean. Cox and Mclean nave
been close political allies. In all tho loeaA
nights down there they have held up each
Others hands. and there has oeeh tno
closest understanding between them 40
have John Mclean I'm the senate would
mean much more 20 Cox than II wouid 10
Foraker There IL really much more IN
common between Mclean and Cox than be-
tween Foraker and Cox; and though Cox
can be OF great value to Foraker Mclean
and his Enquirer can be OF Infinitely more
value to Cox or course Cox would nomi-
nally continue 10 pull with Hanna. But you
would see democratic members of the leg
islature from every district which Cox con-
trolls that could possibly furnish an ex-
cuse for going democratic. That would be
the situation in Cincinnati Throughout
the state the situation would be the same
in spots. so far as results are concerned.
There are thousands and tens OF thou
sands Of republican workers VINO wouid
rather see ID democrat In the senate than
70 see Mark Hanna there and. you know
the average Ohio politician isn't afflicted
with party fealty 10 any great extent-nor
with Conscience
There has been a lot OF political talk IN
Washington this week some Of 1t growing
out OF the visit here of William j. Bryan.
The republican papers have male a great
deal % thar visit ard It's supposed pur-
poses. They have seen. or pretended to
see IN the dinner given by John r. Nc
Lean ar effort to benefit the Ohio maa
in the senatorial aspirations which he IL
known TO have. and they have been en-
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out 1000, which Is already on deposit with
the Atlanta National bank. as the receipt
of Cashier Charles f. Currier shows. and
we make this q definite sum because the
subscriptions of March and April COM
bned do not generally equal the lists re-
ceived for January and February.
We have been greatly gratifed with the
results OF the former contests. Many
guessers have shown that the subject has
been carefully pondered and that the
words named, even where not the exact
word. show that they fit intclligently the
authors idea and carry out his meaning
wen Many have read widely upon tcono-
mic subjects and we believe questions OF
supply and demand and of cause and ef-
feet have been well studied. We trust
the information secured will be some re-
conpense to those who have taken great
interest in the contest although they may
not have fallen upon the identical WORD
used by the author Of the article quoted
from
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THEN HltaH WOULD GO TO THE SENATE
Cox, Though Republican, Might Pre-
fer tho Ohio Journalist TO dc
Kinley Man for the Place.

KIikeuny cats ara stiil NJ Il ont in Ohio
II the harmony harpers had any idea
that Governor BushneIrs graceful act IN
coming OF hts anti-Hanna perch was go
ing 70 bring about peace IN tho Buckeye
State. they we're never farther on IN their
reckon;ngs.
Bushnell Is sore. Foraker Is sore and all
OF tie Bushnell and Foraker men. with
thu exception 81 those who have reason
able assurance ~ a soft place under the
administration. ara unaddc- than they have
hsen since tho light between tho two gangs
began.
This means 3 very respectable-in point
~ uunbcrs-crowd. as anybody az all ia
snl.ar with ono De.sucs knows. And as
Tie tides % sssrch are followed by tho
showers of April and tho flowers OF May.
each days delay adding 20 the number OF
--HE-y and disappointed Ohio Office seek
-rs. the Observation-Disclosures crowd ont IN
ths presidents own state win swell n
numbers and show great increase IA the
intensity ~ their hatred
Bushnell and Foraker Hen Still Had
Tas appointment x Iiauua nas resulted
su making tho friends OF Governor Bush
uel. madden than they have been AZ any
-s-ra ssr... thts rvr. ,,.orr.1 mn 4 -,~o-n-
s.. - ~ ~. 80. -, ,-...,-
- -e = - "'." = .'
euEaker's closest friends and allies. gave
me fhw inside on the situation from MS
standpoint tonight.
The effort 81 Mckinley and Hanna 20
- ..---... r,-.-., -. -
- -R4''"N
has. said he. made everybody who has
trained with what i known as the Foraker
crowd N Ohio politics madden than they
hawa been ssnra Iohu Ss.a-r,.n succeeded
=, t.,.-....... -, + 1900. 49, ..,,s..,,g.
49,. - ~ $500 -
=
~ A.'''.- 4'ea "t""-s "esN ''+s
ta+@k-AAA1A4 man
HANNA Is NOT as BIZ q mar IN the actual
politics - ohio .@ +, has beer, ont 81 H.
--F .hx-.. = -....at.-,- s- ~. ,,~se q, ~
-'-4' ..-s ~ '.'s
senate t"~Fter. he might AaFe hAa the
a*s4rsErs os tus appointment early n q
hs4 ues been tnr tae apparent effort ~
tA- aeu..H-sfrss.au people s. for.~ Governor
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Do not fail to read Thomas Skaters arti-
Gle. headed HE Sends II Free" on page
9, for men.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-03-01
TROUBLE In STORE
FOR MARK HANNA
Bushntll's Coming Appointment Has
Created Great Dissatisfaction.
MAY REv0LUTIoNIzE THE STATE

Next Legislature May Be Made Demo-
cratic as q Result OF Selection.
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Republicans Allow Claims.

Washington. February Amibespite the
DESPITE the vigorous hsht MADE
on II by democratic leaders the
wem approprating Sl.Soo~o 70 the
co,,.barn pacific railroad In pay
,,1ant OF certain claims was retained in the
deficiency bill.
The vote against striking the Item was
- to 81. 1t was contended by those who
wanted IL stricken out that this should be
placed to the credit of the Central Paeiiic.
which owes the government many millions
and which Is to all intents aud purposes.
+ba same porporation as the Southern, al
though having a different corporate exist
ence. The validity of the claim was not
questioned.
The fight over the item took on the feat
ures of the old Pacific railroad fight. and 1t
looked for awhile as If the opponents of
the appropriation would win, but the re-
publicans rallied to its support.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-03-01
McKINLEY's TRAIN WILL BE RED
That's the Color the Cars Will Be
Finished in.

Pittsburg. Pa, February 25.-The special
train conveying Presdent-elect Mckinley
ard his guests from Canton TO Washington.
viii be known as the Pennsylvania railroad
Venetian Red. all the cars composing the
special being finished in that tint within
and without.
The train viii consist of one baggage car
one dining car. two Pullman sleepers-the
"ArdinF and "Delphi"-for the accommo-
dalton OF the inaugural committee and rep
resentatives OF the press and special Penn
sylvania cars No. sos aud No. So which VIII
be occupied by Major Mckinley, his family
and personal friends.
Tho train win leave Canton Monday.
March list at S p. m. and is due In Pitts
burg NJ Ills p. M eastern time; in Altoona
at sos a. m. in Harrisburg AZ 6.+5 a. m.
in Baltimore at $50 a m. and in Wash
inatnn ~ Il n m Narch ~.
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ITALY's POWER IN AMERICA.

No money loss IS estimated at $4,000
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-11-26

greseed with howis and jeers by The OBJ

greeeed with howls and jeers by The OBJ
structionistS
For long time Count Badeni, the pre-
mier, stood calm and unmoved, but
when the disorders reached a climax
both he and the president sought safety
from personal violence in flight. Five
Vienna newspaper. including The Neue
Freie Presee and the socialist organ Ar
bitter zeitung, in addition to several
provincial journals, have been confis-
Gated for articles on Wednesdays pro-
ceedings Count Badeni had interviews
with Emperor Francis Joseph. Yester-
days sitting was delayed while the car
penters built fences around the presi-
dents chair. While this was going on
ne assembled members INDUCED in ami
mated discussions and TESTED about the
presidents cage" The leaders of the
opposition met last evening to decide
what step should be taken in view Of
the violation Of the constitution, but No
decision avs arrived at.