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the straight ratfication. Is to urge the In
sertion OF an amendment providing in
specific terms that the United States shah
not acquire sovereignty over the Philip
pifYes under any circumstances.
The friends OF the treaty urge that.
being n peace treaty, IL Is more important
TO have Ii ratified Internationally than
would be the case with an ordinary agree
ment between nations, and for this rea-
son they are confident IL VIII not be mod
filed and In the end Will secure the sup
port of a number OF senator's who personal
~ would prefer it's amendment
The opponents OF the trenty say they do
IOt anficipafe q long debate.
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SEARCH FoR HIDDEN TREASURE,
British sloep-of-War De Braak TO
De Raised.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 27.-~An attempt
Is again to be made TO locale the snnken
British sloop-of-war DE Brsak. which lies
on the Delaware breakwaser. and bring
10 the surface some. II not all, the vast
amount OF treasure that. according to ira
dition. Is confined within the hulk OF the
old craft.
This Is by no means the first attempt that
has been made TO raise the De Rraak
which shortly before /; founieresi In a
sqs:all on the Delaware coast had captured
a Spanish ship bound for Spain with a
cargo OF gold. Ever since then the locality
has been pointed TO as one where is buried
q vast amount OF treasure.
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aAyANts sranEr RAILWAYS.
sre American aud English syadt-
Gates strive for Control

NV YORK. fse sT--A special &, the
fnsfsaa from Han &n4 SAYS
Il fser Csssazssa& contest between rtsS
sMssSstes, American and Eagissa IL HON
4Hx on here with the possession ~ liza
- streets for Essssd transit purposes as
III sEsze- The e,snteHf has Developed sato
asatnsf oae. The HaryrY synsflcafe
Ne~ hosk, having Es4unsi 50 great an
2YsesssfstASc thHt the o. hers have atsssse<rest
ssf{ese8sd saiz EeFabsEafi0n far there gsfi -
II. Nanlzsx5, ussieT the laws ~ New Jersey
IT, IT, havana Sfrrtt Railway Company. ia
LIS siess asssean;inS. ~ sa..seass ana
sne Havana street railways are owned
u sse teggo-t4aFfS1 srisane Company
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MILES, QUARREL WITH EGAN.


WASHINGTON, Dec. ss,-~ft has not been
decided by the members Of the war inves-
.igatson commission now sH town whether
shs, charges ana sIeasatS passed f,esws
Gen Miles ard Con; rassszaTy Gen. kEaa
will lead ~ the recall ~ either OF these
witnesses and she recpSfsEg az the cont
troxersss one OF the members Of the eotn-
mission said tnssay that personally he
Thought Ehe gravity og tie charges made
hy s;en Miiss would warrant respegltsg This
phase ~ she case. but that II IS = matter
which yrus4s be definitely ssesfea by a
quorum ~ she commission. quorum t.
expected tomorrow or thursday.
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ANNUAL MEETINGS
OF ASSOCIATIONS.



ST. LOUIS. Dec. 1.-THE annual meet
Ing OF tho Western Commercial Travellers
Association was he'd In this city today At
the Liniel hotel. about 800 statesmen from
all parts OF the United States attending
The annual address was delivered by
President William N Conkin. The new
officers elected follow. President, William
n McConkin. OF White. Hanch Il McCon-
kim first vice president. Gustav J. Meyer.
OF Meyers Bros. Drug Company; second
vice president. Thomas J. Chewing, j. A.
Masinnis Sadd;ery Company: third vice
president. Alfred Dieckman, OF San An
tonic, Tex: fourth vice president H. r.
Fled. OF San Francisco: 9th vice presa-
dent, T. c. Henkie. OF Springfield. Ill. The
report OF the committee OF finance shows
that there Ii a balance amounting to Sos
sI3. The proposition to amend the cons.i-
tuition so as to discontinue the accident
Insurance division OF the association was
carried. A graduated scale OF assessments
varying from ts75 for those between Fl
and IS years Of age. up to 81 a month
fer those over Il years of age. was adopt
ed by n large majority. The scale VIII 10
into effect on January Is on which date
the old plan viii cease.
Conference Of Lutherans.
PHILADELPHIA, Dee. e7.-The general
SS1NtftiSr NJ tas isuSnefAns began three
days session I'm this city today. The dele
gates represent sn0o members OF the
church. While the meeting lis not an
nouneei as an effort 10 unite the three
great syncds of the Lutheran church, the
object OF the convention Ia 20 rrennre a
way for better understanding and a
more harmonious cooperation among
IAatherans In the three synods represented.
Americas Chemical Society.
NEW YORK. Dee. 2;-The American
Chemical Society began its eighteenth
nesting to-day In the assembly haa of
the Chemists Club. At the session tonight
Dr. Edward Morley, o. Adeihert College,
Cleveland. was elected president Other
officers will he elected by the council. A
lecture was delivered by Prof. Raoul Pie.
LET. OF Geneva Switzerland on Chemical
Phenomena at Low Temperature DR.
EweG Of Washington. chairman OF the
committee stanaarasixing chemical ap-
parastaa. read report.
Association TO Advance Science,
NEW YORK Tee. x-Ths grs. DAYS
session az the annual meeting Of the
American Association for the Advancement
81 Science was held to-day at Columbia
University, scientists frosn all over the
country being present.
Commercial Teachers.
CHIC AGO. Dee. sTs~-AbSsut 80 delegates
were present teaay at the annual sSenvsr-
ttnn Of tire Commercial Teachers Asss,~.a-
sioa. The convention will he in session
until Friday.
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which operates about twenty-five miles
ia ali. These INES which are equipped
In medieval style, have never been de-
IN various Ways and yet IL has paid 10
per cent annual dividends on capital
OF 81 aa 80.
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GOLD ron HUSBANDS LIFE.
rafsiemcn Present Purse to Widow
Of Man They Killed.

CHICAGO. pse "a special T., ire
Record from Cssssfron Seh. says:
As a seass.i 70 the court scene at Nos
Sf3sags- = ID. last week. sn whsrA srsrfy-
two eaEt@eiIaen were acquitted az the charge
At klislax JOAN T,kgssan xhevvs Asrsksr r.
k'asl RIVER e2sssty. - D., Lass AuE5szS q
ssssascs6s COMPOSED % Tbs exUueyases rat-
sicsEen sc9e uss ~ ghe fltle cabin sssass.a.ssa
Nv lAs destitute family Of TAG dead rnan
ard hass1rd as sEssg~ Rag esnka mag
81 aa IN god TIE psalrsYzs@n then rszs..a
shasr hats. mounted the4T horses an4 yrste
&NAy.
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ECONOMIC PROBLEMS OF FUTURE


MIX HAVEN. Co-a. .ssza. g---TEe esev.
ss.sa az-gAs Es~szsux 81 Sss Americas. Inss~
q Ansse Al sesczatssa ons ae& s1asx1t N roc
>ew Hsv@Es c1siary historical battling sss
ssesss Will lso Aess Tomorrow aass Ta.rs<say
Msrv distinguished s--oc0rrssx g~ass az
ssscszs&ss* ~ she cngr;Ty ar~ In afsgrGsree.
The aassrsss 81 wsssaEsse ~as delivered Ay
Pre<steEs Ifmashy Dwight. % Yase un;ver-
a4sy. Iae ecavscti1r eaye il atsersscn gc
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hygiene ard full plan OF advice adapted
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Rubber TIRE Case decided.

Thomas. OF the United States circuit court,
today decided the infringement case of the
Rubber Tire Wheel Company. of this city,
pany in favor OF the former. This places
the company of this city in control OF pat
ents on solid rubber tires all over the
country.
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Max Regis, the Antt-Semite Severed,
Wounds NJ Lepir

TARfS Dec 27.-The duel with swords
arising out of the Dreyfus affair between
Max Regis, the anti-Semite ex-mayor of
Aisiers. and NJ. LEIPZIG. one Of the editors
OF Les Drnits DHomme. which was stop
ped yesterday after numerous vigorous
encounters. owing to the swords OF the
comhatants being bent, was resumed to-
day.
After three hot encounters, NJ I.epie
was severely wounded in the abdomen
Several other sueis growing out of the
Dreyfus controversy are threatened
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ARMENIANs COMING TO CANADA.
Large Colony May he Estabtished
In Mn nj oha

Special Dispatch 20 the PoSt-TntefsiFencer
OTTAWA. Dec. Tit Is reported I'm Of
fcias circles here that there will ba n
large inffux ri Armenian settlers 10 Can
ada at an early date. Rev. Father Jsrou
an Armenian priest f. q guest at the
Catholic archhssaop's here. on he's way to
Manitoba which be will inspect with a
view OF discovering whether the country
il suitab.e FOR the establishment Of n
settlement OF his fellow cuuutrymen
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ST LOUIS. Dec. IA new two-story
building In ccurse of erection on Rsddie
stree: collapsed this afternoon. burying
two vorkrnen, who are undoubtedly dead
Luke Tally is the name OF one of the work
men. but the identity OF the other Is not
known.
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WASHINGTON, pee, e TossayAs avail
shsa cash t.siarre was xsS. "a. is. go4i re-
serve Sssi ~ * SATURDAYS sgasenat NJ
AvaEsaAsa casa balance s1s1 ~ ~ gold re-
serve sSas 50 sss.
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LONDON. De- ss--TSs@ paytz royr~-
scunsaas al tse Daily Mai .es~xrspsss his
pager she x2hazzzce os Al interview be
Aas had Win Gen ZSsrEsnier rriias airy
governor Of pa-IA - ~ 5esases3 sAN exist
essc. ~ any military conspiracy xxAisssx
ice rsassatlse. According 10 TIE t0yrespu.sss.
ezsf Goa Zarssnten sAa1 tssas Tie army was
Republicans 70 tss corA
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SPANfARDS NEED MONEY.
plan to sell Alfonso Viii. Hospital
Mt Havana.

NEW YORK. Ts-c. ga dispatch Ia
The World srcxn Havana says, Unless
stopped by Ia. Americans the Sraniasyts
mean 20 sesi December 30 the furniture
ansi contents ~ she Alfonso XIII, hospital
Including tsas spszls ard cots @sei hy the
ssEansaa patients.
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AMERICA GATHERING IMMENSE
SUPPLIES OF COAL FOR THE NAVY.


N
to
wars areb
W. in
MaEaa Pagopago As is little good
on i
which win be Golfers
wi be 81 there.
war wit is
Officers of
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WILL COMMAND THE SHAMROCK.

Americas Cup Challenger.
LONDON, Dae. sT-~Cap.. Archie Hog
arth the former commando az the Isodot
has been appointed 20 command the
Americas cup challenger Shamrock He
says the design of tire new boat is perfec.
and taas she will be specially designed to
meet American racing conditions
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syndicate cornered copper. and indicates
a phenomenal demand for the metal at
home and abroad.
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AMERICAN ADVANTAGE LOST.
London Times Comments ON sftua
ton I'm Philfpptnea.

menting cditoriaiiy this morning upon tire
effect which the difficulties in the Philip
pines are likely 10 have upon the anti
impeyiaiist" movement in the United
States says: III seems as 4! America had
lost her practical advantage by the col
lapse OF Aguinaldo's authority"
The Times edltorialiy rewEiiases the
statement that Don Carlos VIII get any
support from England.
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Evening star., 1898-01-20
NOTICE TO EXAMINERS.
Not Allowed to Accept Employ m EN- t
From Banks.

Not Allowed to Accept Employ men t
From Banks.
Mr.. Charles G. Dawes, the controller of
the currency, has issued the following cir
cular to all national banks and bank ex-
amineIs:
1T has come to my attention that it has
been the custom of some national bank
examiners to accept employment and conf
pensation therefor in making extra ex-
aminations and reports of condition of ma
tional banks assigned them for regular
examination, which examination and le-
ports are for the Use of the banks, and
not for this Office.
For an examiner to accept employment
in examinations of the same bank from
both the government and the bank has
tendency to interfere with that rigid i'm
partiaEty which should characterize his
work as a government officials.
Notice is hereby given that hereafter
examiI ers will not be allowed to accept
employment from national banks in max
ing extra examinations for private use Of
such banks.
In commenting on this circular today Mr..
Dawes said that so far as he knew there
never had been an instance of the abuse
of the privilege on the part of examiners.
and therefore not good administration. He
could readily understand that a bank ex-
amfner who had received a large fee for
this erk might be sorely tempted at times
to make his report to the controller as
favorable as possible without actually mis-
stating the facts. All things considered.
Mr.. Dawes thought that the interests of
the government. as well as good banking,
required that the custom be imm ediately
discontinued. g
Evening star., 1898-01-20
Authorities Bulletin Tranquility, but
Keep Troops Ready.
RELIEF OF THE RECONCENFRADOS
Only One Way in Which 1t Can
Be Secured.
MINISTER DE LOME'S HINT
Special Cablegram to The Evening Star.

Special Cablegram to The Evening Star.
HAVANA. January 10, via Key West
Fla.-There is no change in the Havana
situation. The authorities continue to bull
letin tranquility and to keep the troops
within easy reach. No anti-American SEN
timent has developed. There are fears now
that trouble may arise in Cardenas. Santa
Clara. Santiago and Cienfuegos. There are
preliminary symptoms of disturbances in
all those places. The autonomist cabinet
is occupying itself with the relief of the
reconcentrados. hint is said to have
been received from Minister de LONE at
Washington that this must be done to pre-
vent American intervention. If the report
is correct that President Mckinley is con-
sidering Intervention on the ground of sue
coring the reeoncentrados, the question is
simple The only way to make American
relief effective is to send fleet of boats
loaded with provisions in tow of United
States war vessels. In the face of exist
ing decentralization nothing can be done If
Blanco and the autonomist cabinet had
power to afford adequate relief the army
would nullify all their efforts The army
is the most potent influence in Cuba today.
The appropriation made by Congress eight
months ago for the relief of destitute
Americans in Cuba is nearly exhausted and
their wants will require early attention
Regarding the Ruiz case Gen. Lee has not
Yet received any further information than
was contained in his report made after the
representative of the United States con-
sulate returned from the insurgent camp.
He may receive additional particulars later
He is receiving full reports of Spanish
classes who want American intervention
They wish the United States to take the
first step. Rumors of a cabinet crisis in
Spain fill the Havana press. The censor
ship maintained by the government pre-
vents the exact news from being known
and keeps rumOrs afloat. No excitement
has been caused here by the rendezvous of
the Atlantic Squadron at Dry Tortugas
PEPPER.
Evening star., 1898-01-20
OF LOCAL INTEREST.
Bills Introduced md Reported Upon
I'm the senate.

A voluminous bill was introduced in the
Senate today by Mr. Gallinger. by request,
for the regulation of the practice of
dentistry in the District. 1t provides that
the dental examiners authorized under the
act of January g. 1892, snail proceed to
make a registration Of persons who show
their fitness to practice dentistry in the
District of Columbia. The bill provides
that no person shall practice dentistry
through agents while absent from the
city of Washington, and that all persons
doing such professional work shall have
passed the required examination.
MIR. Proctor also made a favorable re-
port in the Senate on Senate bill 115i. to
acquire by purchase or condemnation, land
and water rights at the Great Falls Of the
Potomac. The bill is amended to provide
that these rights be acquired 10y condemna-
ton only. The report showing the import
arce of the government securing these wa
ter rights is the same as was made ~ Mr..
Proctor in tine second session of the Fifty
third Congress.
Mr.. Mcmillan today introduced in the Sem
ate a bill to regulate plumbing and gas
fitting in the District of Columbia He also
introduced a joint resolution authorizing
the public printer to place one six-pin arm
on each of eleven poles now erected on
North Capitol street between B and @
streets northwest, and to string thereon
six telephone wires for use between the
government printing Office and the Capi-
toI The resolution specially provides that
no additional poles shall be erected.
Evening star., 1898-01-20
PROTECTION OF COMMERCE..
Radical Bi'is to He introduced In tn,
New York LegisInture.

ALBANY. N Y, January 2O-The Canal
Boat owners Association of the state has
drafted two bills for the protection of the
commerce of the state ana OF the canals.
ard they will be introduced in the IegisIa-
ture in d few days.
one OF the bills appropriates s12O.OOo for
the purchase of four grain elevators at
Buffalo by the state superintendent of pub
lie works. and provides that he may insti-
tute condemnation proceedings to take ele-
Fators that ar now in use there, and
which he may decide are best suited 10 the
purposes of the state.
The second bill provides that any railroad
corporation operated wholly or partly with
In this state which shall charge or receive
a greater sum for transporting flour grain,
meats, lumber, merchandise, Gil, iron ore
coal or any other products than is charged
by any otner railroad for carrying from
the same point of shipme Mt to tn. seaboard
10 SOM port other than the port OF New
York shall be declared 10 have abroyated
Its charter, which shall become the prom
erty OF the state. Violation of the act is
10 be construed as conspiracy and upon
conviction the person guilty of such viola
iion may be fined from 5000 to $4,000. or
Imprisoned from one 10 five years.
Evening star., 1898-01-20
WILL ARRIVE WEDNESDAY
The Coming Visit Of President Dole Of
Hawaii.
He VIII BE Accorded the I.onors Due
the Chief Magistrate of IL Sow
ercign Country.

President Dole of the Hawaiian republic
will arrive in this city next Wednesday
morning and will be accorded all the hon
ors due the chief magistrate of sovereign
country. According to present arrange
ments. he will arrive at Chicago from San
Francisco at IA o'clock Sunday morning
and will be there welcomed in the name of
the President of the United States by
special commission sent from this city for
that express purpose, composed. of Mr.. T.
w. Cridler, third assistant secretary of
state; Major Heistand of the army and
Commander Phelps of the navy. These
gentlemen will leave here tomorrow even
ing for Chicago and have been instructed
that President Dole is to be treated the
guest of the nation. In Chicago he will be
quartered at the Auditorium and will be
furnished with a military escort by Gen.
Brooke, commanding the Department of
Missouri. 1t is understood that the gov
ernor of the state and the mayor of Chica-
go have been invited to assist in doing
honor to the nations guest during his short
sojourn in the windy city. Mr.. Hatch, the
Hawaiian minister at Washington, will ac-
company the Washington party to Chicago
and return with them to this city.
All the available troops in this city, in
cirding the cavalry at Fort Myer and the
artillery at Washington barracks, will be
utilized in giving the Hawaiian president
reception worthy his rank and station on
his arrival here next Wednesday morning,
and will escort him from the railroad sta
ton to the Arlington Hotel, where he will
be quartered as the guest of President Nc
kinley during his visit to this city. 1t is
probable that national salute of twenty
one guns will be fired in his honor when
the train conveying the party enters the
city limits.
During the day President Mckinley and
President Dole will exchange visits, the
former making The first call on the latter
at the Arlington Hotel, and President Dole
going soon after to the White House. The
President will also give a dinner and re-
visitor, but the details have hot yet been
perfected. 1t has been suggested that il
would be a fitting compliment to the ruler
OF friendly country II the merchants do
ing business on Pennsylvania avenue along,
the route to be Travelled by President Dole
on his way to the Arlington would decorate
their buildings with flags or bunting.