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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-03
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Lebanon. H.. Dec. 9--Mrs. Martha
Llsie Dayidfon. WIN enjoyed she dlA-
fif,slon OF having gpoClrd ehe first
spool % shrcad "a tht nr-t factory
known 81 she thread Industry Of Amer.
Tea. ~ dead at her hume here. aged No
year.
The pipucer mill was crude affair
IN she hisle village Of Dracuut. Mass.
fsw a pas. of the clty u Lowell. and
Y was 60 work h shlH mill ana TO teach
she trade 90 force Of empioyes that
Martha Little. men 20 years u age. uud
her EiHirr, were hruuElE frusn l'alssy.
Scotland. whore they were employed In
shc great FcrEuElie mills.
Besides her husband. an only sister
rl.ryiycs. she WIN IL cu-laborer IN
the nrHi zhrcad mill. and 'Nho married
n1mc years ago John Semplc. aaBOciaf.
Cd In ghc mannvrmOut % one u lfie
great thread cut.erts u she cOuas,ry.
This sig.cr live IN Mount Holly. y. J.
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s. Louis. Mo-, Dec. IA party %
Chimes consisting OF nine men. one wo-
man ana baby boy passed through
~ Louis On route from South Amer.-
90 apd all the men were engaged On
Inherent enterprises, together AcGumu-
Afins 10000. chong Wong was the only
one OF she party Nho talked English.
The woman was hts wife and the nrs,
chinese woman who has been In 81.
LOUIS fos years, The Wabash railway
gave bond 90 the Dated States governs
m"ht Nr the transportation Of the par
~ from 81 Louis 90 San Francisco.
chonE Wong stated that they were 70.
ina 10 China 10 roman.
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short and at tho same rius Interesting
Chapter IN Cuis'- Iti.tor,.

Nav York. Dec. a.-whh the re~ig.
t,,,ipu ~ HE ,tiiornm.si cabinet foi.
isv.lns crrfaIn General Hlanc,i'a retire.
,,,.,,t 800. !, .h,r, y,t intrrestlna chan
tsr ~ hisNry. says "a Havana CORES.
t,,naeut - ths Tfibune. This c.bInr.
icnres.pted scans tariy and despiir.
i,g .n.r, =, s,v. hef yat4sly nr aver
.i,ss,v In the Antiiicr. som. ~ lts
,.,..,,,h.,.. ,,.itt ,.,,,t, h., IN. tsI.t,.I and
arre,,t IN, new e,ndltions, Othsrs. n IL
r.nor,.d v.tii era thoJr kve. On spaln.
,hsy thev srs Cinan born Thry wluii
,s', ~ IL ,nii svmr,thy ,,ith IN. IN.
mr.. s,,,srr-,,,rt yhether IA b. an In.
hsn.,sd,.,', M. ~ vhe,h.r arn.Ns,t an
a. ,hs tf,s,s1 $40. toiio,ys'
mi. ,,,,',,.,,,,t., s.,,,i,,,t -. arn,t,,-
a, H., p,.'',r,,.'s -, ,'rJ ,,,,lf ,,,,it' IN
-, ,sas H. ,n..,,h.,--,In ~. ~. al.
-. =
ps..,,.,, ,,,.,.,ut r.,r,,,v, Loo.
uss.., u,i,.., .eetri,fy 81 an. .r.,s.
49,. n.s,.I u,,,,.h. s...,et.,rv - t,,.
~ ~, .,,'i,..,rsn, A,tens, n.,,p,.
s.,s,.sss,, 80 n,,hiic i,..'yncti,n Ir,n
80. 49,. I,sr,,.,y ~ nuhrc ,,,,I.
,,,,,,,,,.,'. n.i., ssss.t.,ry ~ ,.,i,,,i-
, ,... ~ s,
w. wv '.'',.,. $3.50, ''
sss "a, 80 AZ Nn,,ti az 80 ' ~,
,hs a., ,,,,.s tsn,r,ns,Ss wsr. 49, n,,
~. es s.. ".h'. ,''' ' ,,,.' ~
ou'u.nsu WIN Iuns,,''' '"'S "''e
P, ..s., ~ w w, ,n -, ,...,
80 49,, s -, ~ ~ 80 ~" ~,
W. MsN" ~ H''o'. ~ 80 ~ "u-
t.a ', WIN Nsiofhis's OF
n i... ~. s.pp.rs' 90 'hin'.h s,NuI'
s,,ni ..s' 49,, ~, ~ 49,, -h'in,
nv ~ "ss '''' ~ in'.''l n'eilo ''I
1919 ~ So. - 'N'lN.H. ~ suasN.
s', ,s,,i ~ Wv ,PtoNeu
= . ia W., "eN," W FsHns
,aa,sa ~, ~. w. ~, "au ps',l ~
~. ss...r s"pl ~ su.nlollly 'loH
~ D.slnn'nE 81 nv ni'se"rh, ana
.ne '''N's h'u ire
pusn''y 80 80 w, ~ NaA srpH.
80, ~" ~. s.n'In nI.N' ou,
~ "'u nu' ~ " put NJ pNnc,p'ee anu
- R"IsNu's W.. N'H hnn"h
~, ~ y. 'a,ns us, VIC ~. ~ Mey-
lri susi'.,Non Nhap, w inent.ty MN
~ ~ w "n' h'ua NI,n une lhrui-
i.c".h' a.u. on ,n' "1nel manu., unWln-
rs W -. ."y FI,..s :" que span,
lsn FoNei i.'n ,. w supp.s.,E ne
w'nl l"'o Fo,un,a,F on,le ~ me United
s,,r. ~, r'Nlsp WIZ W lhlly az
huAhts, va. anu ZEN Nhru thtte unit
ihe regime OF aut1hpihN WIS esiabhshed
unner h'ah"' lneh ne accepted the
pla.. ~ the swohemisl ,N'bin"t ana
eNrr..u hiniseh heivlehIy 70 securN as
acceptance py me uupan people, Gown
y nnn OF executive fofce, ana while
MS prHNe chafuetsf made enemies
,or MN u sls" gave nm sirength' He
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IIIlNCE IS APPARENT.
,,, n, w,gic Touch Of America Is IN
Evidence.
,,,,,, IS AWAKENING FROM ltrHARsy
railroads. Commercial En,erpr'-e-'
"A last bot So' least saloons spring
rr like Mushrooms

as.,,,ch from
60 Y,rk. Dec. IA u'HP'''" ''N'
ays;
b'AN Mariano Bctch Il now
70 p''' - c,i uecker I'm his
AZ COMP 't' '',' - - o.. =,
80 sh1as u ~ nave "" -
T..,tos 9 de-sufiicl NJ Tor an hght-
ii'' ~ h. attempted.
or uhi' -, 49, reportci 4,
Co Gre NJ -, oh =. AT.
m,rks we're given by oorrcs-
~ avs ne Was mlsauoied.
eeift" w. -, Ia .xn..,,a a q,
H. irpo, ihe WV" ~ 80. A., -,
..,,.f all purposes Tor "hien " was
-
tAt 49,. oh, ionycs for home to-
% h'.N''' ..,,,r, a., 'tt,van,
-nlN aHi u ~ ~ -,
80 January ~ ycst"fuaS r's"'"
.s,,a Tor the construction OF
r.e, ulauca In Havana
- u''t' 49,. .,i,,,,,a ,mck FINN
NOT and W 1870. -.
.,r.r 30 Guiuapco. Inc clisrac' vs.
md % the Amefteah nue. Sv'n
IA, q NeN YORK wnien - a'' 49,
~ venture Win the faiirean ION
.,.,sg dsn " Drake, fffat'ph ~ ~
Ia ml.iuA1 wack - - pe ~ "',S
- sff,h ans AZ Uuaio9eel WI con-
- alih The MattnAas hhe 81 laH.
III fnd b. us meane ilin TIe,'
,..f.s1a wiih Az me r..it ,Als :, ~.
Z. "a % Havana. Col iecker nhay
,-r'f.li a series ~ Conference WIN
r0'll MANAGERS ~ 10 tator VI dahs
utll ilr troops anu r.ptea'
,1aHiy uiitiactory agfeenieiA was
.afi ,
ri,ara nov fokH more IKE an
i-f|an ciiy than ever before IN Us
rffsft Americans ctme 10y every
- u1lfifrfi by fcstr uf ny hch nt
rufr Wnfh 10 pelnH ied severely
Lis being qusg'rtrd ~ all the no
ID afl 10 niny residences The un.
Hlss = tfamtnfu keeps an almost
rgir. pvcessl1u u R1rses, mules,
,-8aafsts. army wagons ami stores
iir,ar thruufh the streets.
t-fflsan. evta 10 uulfr'm ~ longer
rris NOR than passing notice.
irfrdal huaneff men are nhkln2
,rHltft fer, ihluNn, ~ usual the
flsu nan q thr nrff - "ncr his
~ o. ihe public.
Arffun rflc1ns are opcnlfH IN All
,lu x he c.y whlis Eimblcvs are
~ 10 open games ~ son ~ pros
,s- q Afforded THIS II som thing
- atsly n be given ~ army 1ffcefn
n go std 30 permitting gambling ~
~ fi'
y. oaY lrls Gen, Ofcene bronE n; or
- 20 y chaos lnd gwen q god Start
y % Enfk % PREPARATION Tor me
i-ritn upops. but by his urvary ng
~ fair-f h. has made tsc9rd IN.
iHNt spsaklrs 70 me shla mlrffhr
hldi
= lrie ~ Havnfh ore N''chlnE
einif.alas With a most critical uye.
= aIl be- quick 20 see any ms
~ ~ may make, ! am rliilcu'if7r
t.si lh,i ~ jeailuncs fSis, among
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New York. Dec, "A special 30 thc
Herald frtm WasnlnEton says;
There viii b. no Winter evoiuti0n@ ~
M North Athntlc squadron. A. SON
a. y Il possible 80 ~ 80 all the men Of
war will be assembled at Hampton
Roads. wher~ shry wll he divided into
separate divisions for duty on sn'h sssa-
tionv rs may be established,
II Is she general undersandinE N
naval circles that guif squadron will
be fnrmad. The Europeun squadron
Will he H-esiahlishrd and three ships
viii be- assigned 60 duty IN south At-
lauuc NateN. som. slime will eiapse,
however, before me squadrOns are
formrd, and the auth lft,iss lrc consdd.
yrlig what duty shall be given 20 Rear
Admiral Schiey In IN. meanGlms.
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NEW BIDDER IN THE FIELD
Gefminy Wants 10 &c, In the Thin tdge Of
Wedge


Paris. Dec. a.-Thcre viii be- NJ Joint
session Of the peace commission today.
The Americans had three hours
mscilng gudly
The rcpois ircn Berlin that Germany
u negotiating for the purchase " she
Caroline Islands II confirmed from sfV.
cral aUaisers. although Count Won
M1s'er. 1ic German ambis.
fvaor here, Informed correspondent
~ the Associated Pros thr h. knew
no.hlng at all about the matter. The
American eoumllsipnurs are Inclined
60 believe the repsft. ana u IA looked
up1u 80 explaining she reluctance Of
he Siurstfis to give she Americans
an nntWcr In regard 10 the carollncs
~ we'll a. the question OF religious
llbegy ana shc --latest dpyl Dpmenis con.
MN ,hg report this she srunards cave
been instructed 10! 10 Yield on these
points OF have made good bargain.
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Delaware. o.. Dec. :. The conference
OF state superintendent OF the anti
saloon league. which a. Just closed here.
perfected a permanent organization, 20
consist q the national superintendent
and his assistants, the Hupef.nte ndenis
OF the various states
The following officers were elected;
Iresideni-llev, Howard II. Russell.
OF Delaware Ohio.
Vice Prcaldent-Ilev. N. ID. Brazeneid,
New Jersey.
Secretary-Rev. E. q. Dinwiddis.
Pennsylvania.
TfeasuTer-Rev. ". G. Heit, Indiana.
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Panama Canal
washir

Washington, Dec. 3.-Informniior has
been communicated TO the state depart.
ment by Consul Hart that the house ~
representatives, at iilEo,n. Columbia.
has rejected thc petition % the i'nr/mt
Canal company 90 fxteu1 Or six years
the time Tor compile Ting the constitute
ton ~ the canal. The company siiii
has six years In which 90 carry On the
work.
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Proposed Hug. wb,.l, MN,

Peoria. III. Dec. s.--Jac0b wooiner
now states he intends TO ~ up the great
Eastern dlH.illcry and operate ID AZ once
grinding i've thousand bushels Of corn a
day. Ills action has greatly angcrei
his brother. Samuel woolncf. vice-pres-
ldcnt " tho standard company and no
has iiled In the recorders office cvl-
dences % Jacob wooincr'a indebtedness
10 him amounting 20 ft1,O00,
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New York. Dec. s.-The u. =. trans
port rita. which lea san Juan DE- Porto
Rico, Nov. 20. arrived today win AL
well on board.
Ths Rita brought the following pas.
sfnEtrs from San Juan
J. u. g. Bafihmann una Captain j.
Oldcn OF the Foily-ucyenth Infantry u.
=. ". l.. ID. orvfne, u. =. A.. First
Lieut.. ". y. ii0oE. Seventh Infantry
q. =. ". First i.ius. j. w. Cox a..
sisiirt surgeon Sisih immunes. u. =.
v: Fist Lieut.. George ", wh.tsJn. y,
\. ". Mr. rnvls - Panamcricin EN-
prtrs Co.. Mr.. REED Of ChlctKl, Mr..
Vur osir1m and wife. u wishlngtoni
\. l.. Martin. DISCHARGED sergeant. Of
F1igy.ssveHih Infantry, q. =, v
Tutrc wer1 also ON board the iit,u
several discharged tfamp;frs 1f IN
auaricimaster'H derniim 81 and y few
soldiers u the route 81 Washington o.
lain their hris3oEea. having been de.
tavhcd from service In P0iso REQ
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New York. Dec. a.--The IIculds cor
rsnpousiens ~ Montlvdco tclegraphf
the naVlgasline general, a iiliaue
Flanms~ pcrcEe from huenos Ayrfs fn
uenoa. ran aground In tbs hithor'
pushed by violent Storm. The Hltui-
lion seems dangerous All the Passen.
gers were rescued,
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Chicago. DC. a-Jsweiry and dla.
mpnds valued "a 1850 were stolen last
q fhi n1m the apartment NJ Mr.. and
Ms, Max Blumfrfhal ~ the Grow
North.rn hotel. The door lock and the
pck Of trunk We're picked.
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PliisburR. Dec. a.-.Ek-.ssiatant city
Attorney W ~. HouHc. on trial for aid.
lnr ana abettinF Major W. &. More
lana. formerly city attorney. Tor TN
hrExllng 10000 In city fund.-, was today
found guilty and asnienccI 60 serve
one year aud ten months In the county
MuTkhouHc. AMI pay a nne OF 1900
This was Houses third trial.
Major MOrcl1nd. Wh1 was sentenced
% ti'ec years IN the western psnltsn-
tiafy, was recently pard1ned after sery-
lng eighteen months 0f his time.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-03

Campaign t1lk." lie was never a vlo-
lena supporter OF Spanish sovereignty.
and would have been willing to watch
ST. gradual disappearance into cuDln
independence. lie viii probably remain
IN the Island.
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Me-, Ml,ehslI q, So, oIa rlme.

New York. Dec. "A dispatch 90 ths
World from Dlud0n siyri
Charlie Mitchell. all u training al
Hove, near Brighton aIi Looks alnahy
In admirable condition, gave me ~.
lowing slgrnl atatomcl" rcglrdlns MS
challenge 10 sharkey ana rs accept
aince!
4aIny IN sharkry Il reasonable con-
cerulrg dime. am taeniy.fonr POUNDS
above any proper weight, Then an
cher iiem, IL the ngM Is to take place
In Amerltl che geathsr u bad fh.fe AZ
thls time VI year for tralnlng' what
would suit me best would be II We
could light IN England at she ud q
March. n We meet In America, April
or May would sub, fhe lft.r m2n,h
prefsrr,d I have no doubt this would
he agreeable 90 Sharkey, " - all n
settled. cHARt.los MITCHELL"
Tom O'R1urke. who shown the Tore
going stiifmerr last HgR' said on be-
half ~ saarkey'
wv, win mits Mitchell AZ any old
a,me or place shat suits hm. The oniy
crsiltion We will make Is shat v she
fl.rht h 20 take place In England the
purse onsrei there must be as inrsv as
'xould be given In thls coup,ry"
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INSURGENTS ARE ADVANCING.


Manila. y. l.. Dec. s.-The ifongkong
newspapers have asserted that the at
iltudc OF thc Germans here was hostile
TO she Insurgents. The Germans Of
Manila have circulated a statement say
ing the Germans are thoi1ughly friend
iy toward the Fiilplnos. Thls statement
II signed by the German c1nsui and the
Ucrman business Arms. She natives In
Ter that the Germans a.s favorable to
the Independent faction. Aivlccs from
caplz say the spanlhrda have abandon .
ed tina; town and that the insurgents.
with eight cannon advanced upon It on
November q.
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Washington Joglr, oIab scandal

Washington. Dee. s,--After being out
ali night she jury In fhe case araiiiil
ofticers and maragars u the Wainirg-
aon Jockey club came INTO court thls
"xcers in the cases OF Mars Cassidy,
s,ar9er; Charles D. Mccoy. patrol
fudge. ana VIM. n. Berretio, timer,
Nm nv order Of the count, was ac-
ouitsed. This agreement applies 90 the
prostcuilons agalfs. Prerderr How
i.nd ard Mfssrs. Ross nri Brown.
,'rrsr,r the board Of stewards Of the
eiub. and also 20 the excessive com
ur,see. II II uriSraood ghas lhe Jury
sts,a iin Tor acduetal AMI two for con-
,tnion. On dlfcharging ihe Jury she
Judge eSpressad regret az 'ne lIiblllty
X 1gTe arl fih that he would not
,,v unr1unce whUn hloiher ifial Of
,,he accused would occur. The three
aroriped officers we're formally DIS
charged,
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caplz IL the capital Of the province
u the same name In the island OF Pan
ny. II II On the north c0as, ot ih1
Island and IN ,he residence q span.
ish governor. II Il mostly built OF wood
and II defended by a small fort. IL
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The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1898-05-06
WOLCOTT WILL VOTE
AGAINST A BOND ISSUE

Washington, May 5.-There is little doubt
from Senator Wolcott's expressions in the
senate finance committee yesterday and
the fact that he did not sit with the repub-
lcans today that he will vote to eliminate
the bond provision, but it is understood
he is not quite so clear as to the Support
of a substitute. The republican members
are disturbed over the discovery sof his
position and are considering how to best re-
pair the breach occasioned by his lpfobabe
detection. They were not so greatfyl sur
prised at Mr.. Jones' position although they
had hoped to be able to secure his support
of the measure practically as 1t passed the
house. The proposition on which Senators
Wolcott and Jones, of Nevadasyoted with
the democrats in committee yesterday, was
a general declaration to the effect shat the
bill should provide more than aOOOOOOOO
in revenue.
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1898-05-06
FACTS ABOUT
TOWN OF MANILA
A Few Shells, Would Fire and
Destroy the City Very
Quickly.

Atlanta May DIR. Frank w. Bourns,
prominent physician of Atlanta, who
spent four years in scientific researches
in the Philippine islands IN the interest of
a scientific society of Minneapolis, says:
"a few shells distributed over lSanila
would quickly cause conflagration and
destroy the city. The houses there are
built of bamboo and other light conlbusti-
BILE material" said Dr. Bourns, land as
there is no fire department the entrie city
would quickly burn
1.-THE city defenses of Manila are quite
useless In modern warfare, and serve only
as a protection from revolving natives or
Chinese. The ward of Blonde is busy
and active city. but old Manila is a very
dull and sleepy looking town. Manila is
the capital city of the Philippines, and this
fact gives it Importance. The circumference
of the bay is 12O nautical miles, and it is too
large to afford any protection to ships as
an harbor. The mouth of the bay is thirty
miles from Manila, and the width of the
mouth is so large as to allow an American
squadron to easily slip into the bay. The
entrance to the bay is protected by slight
Notifications on each side, but these de-
lenses amount to but little.
"Cayite fort is the only considerable de-
tense at Manila. This fort is situated near
" seven miles from the city and is we'll
within the bay. If Admiral Dewey took
Cavite It will not be necessary Tor MIN 70
go to Hong Kong to make any needed re-
pairs to his vessels, as there is patent
Slip at Canacao bay just back of Cavite
where ships can be repaired. This slip Is
near the government arsenal at Cayite fort,
where there is another slip where small
vessels can be repaired.
"The acting rear admiral will probably
not lombard the wards of the city as the
aoo ooo neople living there are unfriendly to
the Spanish and bonbardment would
cessarily cause untold suffering and de-
struction."
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SPAIN UNEASY OVER
SIMPSONS MOVEMENTS

Madrid, April 5.-[2 p. m.]-Considerable
anxiety is expressed here as to the fate
of Porto Rico. 1t is feared that Admiral
SIMPSONS squadron has gone to seize San
Juan. the capital of that colony, and the
Spanish coal supplies at that port.
Admiral Camara, who is to take command
tomorrow Of the Spanish reserve suadron
at Cadiz will hoist his flag on board the
battleship Pelavon. His appointment has
caused much satisfaction among the naval
men Of Spain,
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ATTEMPT TO DESTROY
GOVERNMENT MAGAZINES

Baltimore. May 5-The American will
say tomorrow: News reached the city yes
terday that an attempt had been made to
destroy the government magazines at the
Indian Head proving rounds on the Poto-
mac river. twenty-five miles below Wash
ington. A huge pile of wood, containing
thousands of cords, located near the maya
zines, was destroyed by fire of an incen-
diary origin last Tuesday night.
Several suspicious Characters have been
seen about the neighborhood for some time
past, and 1t is believed that spy in the
employ of the Spanish government had
something to do with applying the torch.
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In THE HOUSE.

Washington, May, 5.-The house today
disposed of two important measures. The
Alaskan land bill extending the homestead
laws to and providing for certain railway
routes in the district of Alaska as amend
ed by the senate and agreed upon in con-
ference, was passed. The labor arbitra-
ton measure, providing for the arbitration
of labor disputes between employees and
certain common carriers, bill which had
received wide Endorsement by labor organ
izations throughout the country received
the approval of the house. "A number of
minor bills were also passed. The ad-
journment until Monday.
When the morning business had been
disposed of the conference report upon the
Alaskan homestead act was called up by
Mr.. Lacey, of Iowa, after an hours debate
the report was adopted-S6 to s.
AR. Grosvenor. of Ohio, then called up
from the committee on labor the bill for
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be acknowledgements: c. e. Compton.
Abraham X. Arnold, John s. Poland, John
c. Bates, Andrew S. Burt, Colonel Snyder.
Hamilton s. Hawkins. Royal T. Frank,
]. F. Kent, Samuel s. Summer, Francis L.
Guenther. Alexander c. NJ. Pennington,
Guy v. Henry. Louis II. Carpenter, Sam
B. NJ. Young, C. N. Bacon, Edward B.
Wilson. Also observation-disclosures as fol-
lows: Henry Lawton, inspector-general;
George NJ. Randall Theo Schwan, assist
ant acknowledgement United States army;
William Ludlow, corps of Engineers; Adna
r. Chaffee, George w. Davis, Alfred q.
Bates, deputy paymaster-general.
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ment of the arbitrator; that the award
shall be filed in the circuit court of the
United States for any district wherein the
employer carries on business; that the par
ties shall consider the award final and con-
elusive and faithfully execute the same;
that the award shall continue in force as
between the parties for one year, and that
the employer shall not dismiss, nor shall
any employee dissatisfied with the award
quit work under three months without CIV
ing thirty days notice. The award shall
become final and operative ten days after
filing unless appeal shall be taken within
ten days on exceptions to matter of law.
The act recognizes organized labor and pro-
vides penalties for employers discriminating
against employees by reason of their con-
nection with or purpose to better such or
ganizaton.
AT 4:so p. m. the house adjourned until
Monday.
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NO NEWS FROM
COMMODORE DEWEY
CONTINUED From First Page.)

first reports were received with little credit
the advices coming to the navy department
today, though not conclusive, inclined. the
officers to the belief that the Spanish flying
squadron really has turned back from
Cape Verde to consolidate with the home
squadron at Cadiz.
Great pressure is being brought to bear
upon the war department to secure ap-
pointments to second lieutenancies author
lied in the recently enacted Hull bill. The
list of applicants includes many bright
young men for the regulations require them
to be under 30. Among them are former
students at West Point, newspaper men
and Others with political influence back of
them.