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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-03-25

Seattle. Wash. March "a. 1898.
TO the Editor: Upon reading In your
journal OF this morning the commun.ca-
ton TO which my name Is appended, i'm
agine my chagrin-and 1 think you can
when I saw that I'VE intelligent COM
positor"@ had practically destroyed tho
main point Of my argument by the sub
st.tution OF the word come" for the word
cease" as II was written In my manu-
script in the sentence. "And IL In for that
very reason silver would then cease to be
mere commodity" etc Truly, Mr. Ed
itor. the depth OF significance. the meal
cuiabie power OF one little word 10 pervers
and distort-nay. more to destrcy-one'p
meaning. when that little word gets In ths
wrong place. IL marvellous
Thanking you for your courtesy. as
sure YOU that nothing would aHord me
greater satisfaction than 70 continue the
friendly controversy with you on the moot
question. Can the law make silver
bullion equal TO gold at 10 TO i?''
Lest. however ] should overtax your
generosity I will forhear. But. mayhap,
Ill meet you Eat PhiI:ppi'' Yours truly,
JNo. AUBREY JONES.
=. S.-Since penuing the foregoing I
CHANGED upon and read the communication
In your columns signed Cold Democrat"
tshade Of honest Old Hickory, Re caImD
Has Gold Democrat" let slip from hia
ovsrburdened mind the knowledge of the
fact that there ia a constitutional pro.
vision in the following language. vixs
Congress shall have power 20 coin money
and 10 regulate the value thereof? How
does he inierpre; this language? II reg.
Mating the value Of money constituted Of
metal does rot mean saying ny legal en-
actmsnt that so many grains shall CON-
siisute so many cents OF debt-paying me.
dunn and medium Of exchange and meas
ure OF value. then what i'm the name 10
common sense does II mean / wait 70
say. too. thar II was IN the minds OF the
makers of our constitution that the money
ratio in point OF value between gold ana
silver should always be In accordance
with the natural ratio In point OF supply
or known quantity existing relatively.
The science Of meialiurgy and all metal
iurgicsl statistics ard data sustain the
view that the natural ratio between the
two metals. silver and gold. IL approxf-
ma ely and very closely So Is TO l. Hence
this should be their coinage ratio In re-.
spect OF value given TO the respective
coins. As 10 money not being the ereaf-
ure OF law that IN such a giaring ana
raipabie failacy that IL needs no refuta-
ton. JND. AUBREY JONES
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-03-25
MaTEE REslsrs REMOVAL.
deputy Collector AT spokane Claims
Civil Service Protection.

Special Dispatch To the pest-in,elligencaP.
SlokANE. March 2i.-Joseph S Will
son. Of this city. has received notice OF
his appointment as deputy collector OF
Internal revenue for Spokane and vicinity,
20 succeed w. +. McAtee. MIR. Wilson
appointment comes through Senator John
l.. Wilson and Is in recognition OF his
active services in the Republican cam
naign OF tive years ago.
Late this afternoon when Mr. Wilson
presented his credentials 10 MeAtee and
requested that the office be turned over 70
him. McAtee fatty declined 10 do so, az
sorting that his position came within the
scope of civil service. and that he could
not be thus summarily removed
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-03-25

the city council removed. today sought
70 remove W. f. Rogers. Republican,
from the Office or clerk OF the court, and
10 substitute his present clerk, Grant S.
Wolveften- Rogers declined TO be re-
moved unless the council consented
Th.s the council viii nos do
saunders Saws thar II Rogers is not
removed he VIII not serve. Mayor Ohm
sted replies taat IL Saunders resigns tn,
city CASES viii be- taken before him as
justice o. the peace. and that he will
then be obliged 10 do the city criminal
business without the additional salary
paid the police Judge by the city,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-03-25

Northern Pacific VIII Repair and
Relay Part Of Main Line

Special Dispatch 10 the Post-fnteIigeneer
SPDkANE. March z&-The Northern Pa
eific Railway Company today let con-
tract 20 Wren e. Greenough. OF this city
for the general repairing OF the main line
between Cheney and North Yakima. In
ciuaed in the contract In the laying Of
over fifty miles Of track between Cheney
and Paseo with 32-pound to replace 3D.
pound rails. The work viii require more
than years time 10 complete. Over 2o1
men Will be employed
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-03-25

Chicago Paper
1--WE nothing 10 give you. my poor man.
except a piece Of pie"
''Thail do. a'am. I kin eat a Pie,
Thanky."
Have you any occupation"
''Yssm. I'm a snow shoveisr"
"fou didn't expect TO get an emporium.
f;y 10 shovel snow In this part Of the
country. did your
Nom. That's wy come down here.
TAev was 100 blamed much OF II up In
Michigan"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-03-25

HIS. Mckay writes unaeP date of
1ehsuaFy a. - advise ala ny frtends
estsg To the Ktnnafke that they can
ct get along without LaAonts
Csyslailixed ERgs."
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-03-25
Used Ii Twenty Years Ago.

Seattle Jan. 70 N9S
Mr G.
and than In fact about thirty
IaMonts
smell
ever
perf>cty them that had
al gad
her with Dyea 10 Il
valuable OF
recelvs
10 them.
yon az naeFy refer
JOHN = COLUMBUS
FxSteward American Lane
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-03-25
MAYOR AGAINST POLICE JUDGE.
Spokane Municipal Coart Middle
Crews More COMPLEX

SPOKANE. March e4-Spokaae bids
fair 10 be without police Judge. JUS
tice Saunders. Popaiist. who last week
succeeded Police Judge Backus, whom
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-03-25

YaOOF Of PUDDING Is IN EATING.
COME AND TEST RussELL's EN-
PRESS CREAM. WITH COMMON
EGG DEATEx YIELDS oNE-QuAR-
TEN POUND OF BUTTER FROM A
Pint CAN. COMBINE IT WITH "a.
nONT's CRYJrALLlZED EGG.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-03-25

GET PRICES ON ARTICLES THAT
req HEED-NOT OUTFITs-AND THEN
nAvu THEM PACKED TO SUIT. IN
4uErR EFFORTS TO QUOTE Low
FACES SOME OUTFITTERs CALL
EGGS A Luxury.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-03-25

wenan writes TO the PhIisdel-
IA Times frem Rampant CITY ON the
vukon rivers .NewcomePs, like 0ur-
eelves. are we'll provided. hut these
vhe have been here all summer
Aevs bst little, with poor prospects,
~ more. We have al the necessi-
- 81 1ife-eggs crystsJisea asd
INK coudensed included."
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-03-25
DANGEROUS TO TAKE
AN UNTRIED ARTICLE.
1864-1898.
Fed to Greedy at the North Pole.
1864-l898.

. That World-Renowned scent and .
= Indian Warrior, kit Carson's
sen. Bears Witness TO the Value .
= of Lannon'S Capitalized Eggs,
HOTEL STEVENS.
Stevens Grant. Proprietors I
European Plan. Restaurantnn Connection
Seattle, Wash. Xeb y is,s
Q &. Fred Lamont,
No. Con1an BLOCK,
Seattle. WASH
Dear Sir: In making all OF my nara.s.
trips over the mountains of tile p.e.s
coast both IN the United States ana 49, !
= British side Q. the line I never ronsis I
. nv OUTFIT complete without liberal sInrl,
. OF ItMont's Crystalzed Egg
. on nv last trip since January ss.e
lake TesiIn by asy OF Wrar~.) -
stickeen river over the ice. had NV ,,,3.,. !
omelette every night fer dinner. nr.Ds. I
. hy myself over camp S<e
(SignedD Nit CARSON
or Nfa0gei Alaska
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-03-25
READ THESE NUGGETS +

N Asserfhisg the wreck ~ the Co.
.oas and the camp Of the straEsIs.si
nassengers. m exchange sayss 80;
- sBsae annosnce1snf WAS gsse.s
1T that two eggs 10 the person ver
belsg distrfbuted. 4 rash 10 ~
pelnt esssea and the eggs auteks,
battered"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-03-25

sDanasng On the boards end ia
go. little Cassie Lahore. biae OF
ere. bIondc 81 hair, airy, faIry-o
~1ses's dream Of lOve1iness. swtft-
vaass mia Ieye1 her and lard his
auwGsts NJ her feet. IL was for her
- hesghf up All the eggs In camp
- keep q rival from securing her
Asvss ~ spreaAiag before her that
savasin ecstasy Of Dawssn's cuisine
IA egg AinneF!'-Saa Francisco
xyn0iner.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-02-03

Bas ,,2 esS q r":g}ier In
eta abiolut reiues 8ebran, 80 oeffeu
@erfteuuus ausfthlieRlttb Sopfen uuS
Wals ocr alIerbeiten Gnalitdt uertnea'
bet tuerSen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-02-03
Wbitebaa germiuns.
Neue Ginfabrt ua6 Stem gort pia
y. & .. g. @. 6'9.-lIn=
erreidlte JaeilitGten.

Dbitsbal 8erminus, bic neue Sin.
fabrt nan Nem Oort. bic am Montaa
ben 10. SuIi bia Der Baltimore, Ohio
uno 5tibmsfli6eu 8abu erDffnet
uurbe, III bic gelesenae Station mad
alen Sbeilen ber Stabt Nem Oort uno
8rootlpn. Dieier 9erminus ID an
ber South Gerrp, 6Ilib bon Der 8at.
terp unb bon bier aus unter bemieIbeu
Dqde uerben Berbinbuneen gemaht
nit ben 3agen Der 3meiten. Sritten,
Se6hen unb Neunien Npenue GOD.
babn; nit beuen be- 8roabmap. 60.
lumbus uub 2e1instou 4ueuue gabe..
liuiea; On. unb Mefieite 8ingbabs
men Der BferbebabnIiRien; 5outb.
Jerrp; Staten Sslaub Gerrp; 9amis
ton aDenue unb SO. StraBe (SroofI
Ipu) Gerrp.
aauft Cure 8idets nod Nep Oorf
iiber bic 9. & 8. 8. %. R'p unb sSbr
entsebt allen uubsauemli9teiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-02-03

- Die f9uBsbaneriide 8erlinsr
Breiie greift ben Bruber ber aailerin,
6eraog Ghntber pon S9lespig 6ols
ltein, beftis an, neil berfeIbe fur bic
gmaillirmerfe, peIebe 3u benz bon ibul
auf ieiuer 0erri6aft primtenau bel
Sprottau BON ibm betriebeuen @iien.
wert Sentiettenhtiite gebbren, einen
Bohen GieBerei. aobeifen aus Qmerita
beSogsu bat. 9ieies 8orseheu bes
6ersosS merbe. 10 i6reibt bic g6us3ols
preHe. In ben inbultrisaen 8reiien
S1lefiens biel beIproden. Sebenfalls
uerratbe Der 9eraog bamit feline ausge'
ptdste Rddi9tnabme auf bic SRtereis
fen Der beimif6en Snbufirie.
- Ser oeuti9e Rei9stas ge1ebmigte
bic &egieruugsporIase fir bic Gre
b6bung oes @ebaltes bes &ei6Stan3s
lers Giriten 6obenIobe. auf 100, 900
Mart. Nur 6ie Socialbemotraten,
Jreifaaigen uHb bic ftiDbeutide Bolts
partei ftimmten gegen bic 8Orlage.
- Ser betannte Griebens' Apoiiel,
Oberflieuteuant a. .. SO. p. gsiDp.
TT ua6 Oeiierrei9 eetommen. @r
mill In Wien nnD yrhnn In Wtdbren
8srtrdse balten. aber aud ibm wirb
eS f6werli6 selinsen. bic bo@seben.
ben Wo9en uotionaler 8sgeuidbe su
beidpi@iisen.
- Gin in ber balbamtli1eu ct.
petersburser s1ouoe gremia" eri9ie.
neHer artifel bat In sana europa sros
Bes aufiebeu errest. SO wirb barin
pofitiu ertIdrt. baB Osuti6lanb unb
5rautreid bic ruTlii@e gOlltit I'm fer.
men Often unterfhBsu, unb sUar Ia
oirester OppOftion seqen bie pldue
gaglanbs. 2orb Salisbury, bsiBt es
bauu ferner, ftebe besbGlb In elfrigea
unterbanblungeu nit ietnen @ollesen
i'm Miniiterium. auf meI6e Weiie mou
ben Rdd5ug @nglan66 an behen bes
mdnteln t6une.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-02-03

tibertrilft. 4Is 5almittel ber s5auas
bdmme bon aroBen S9iifsn IL Der
Wertb bes DARTS ber 4orniienael TO
aroB, baB uuiere Rasiernng bereits
aontrafte abaei4Io1en bat, na9 beneu
bel 5 i'm 8au beeriffsnan ariegsidiffen
bas Nart aIs Gaumittel benuki piro.
Sn fat uu3dbligen aHberen 6dlleu fin,
Oct bas Ofalt III ber naBbriuaenbKsu
0eiie Wecmenbung. 8rpBen g8erth
bat eS oils Tallmittel ber Wdnne tn
aaItbduiern uiu. 3pei sroBe fabri.
ten aur Berar5eituug bes Rornlarr bes
Iinb bereits i'm @anee. Oie geieus
l6aft, tpelde gigentbhmerin bes betref.
fenben patente8 ID, bat neuerbingg bic
Sruubung bon 6 neuen Gabrisem Be.
dl0fen. 6inf berielben perheu in
,enieaiaem SbeiIe bon Sltnois erriG.
LET, In ueI9em Der @aisbau eine arpbe
&olIe fpielt. Gie folsenben Ortf6af.
ten purbtn gemdblt: gineOln, Jarmer
5itp, ghenoa' Jairburn unb 0ibwas.
Die fe1fe Gobrit wirb in 2inhen,
Snbiana, erriftet.
Sc unterllest teinem 3peifel, bob
es Der amerifanil6eu 6inbiateit geIuus
gen TT, elm bisber bon gar DieIen Ssar.
mern als bebeutungslos betrad,tstes
Yrobutt bes 2anhbnueg in elm fehr
braueoares 3u bermanbeln. Was frii.
Der aIs Dolltommen perthIos gaIt, tam
nun bon ben Jarmern au 8eIb gemad3t
DerbeH. Sas Gilt nattirlid nur peu
lol3en Gegenben, bie fi0 Dor anbereu
gum Waisbau eisnen, uab in beuen
5abrtteu erri4tei nerben.
Die 3afunft muB es Iebren, Oh ber
Vteb5h1ter ar6Beren Gstpinn ersieIt, !
wenn CT feline MaisifeuseI benz 6abri.
tanten oertduft, ober nena CT he aer.
auetf btunb au 0ddIel sefhnitten ieinem |
S,sb aIs RabruHsshpfF Dorlest.
(amerifa.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-02-03
2e8ea Sir 0ie Nfemibbeit.

Durh feline oielen nno munber6aren
8uren batSaloatiOn Del Gh einen une
fterblthen 9tameu 9emad,t, uno 8iele
tGuneu fur feline Soeilfraft 3eusniB
able9en. "5d, gebraudte Saloeticn
Sel fur 3beumati6mus uub fanb es
Elm Gherea Mittel. Sd, 9ebrauhte
pur prei 5lafden unb bin jeet oclltcm>
men 9eluno. Saluation Del it elm
Se9en fur bic leipenbe Menlhbeit uno
i'd tpitnlhte td3 fpnnte ale Rbeumas
tismuS eeibenoe BARON IN &enntnis
fesen." Sames s.. .8rDant, DebrubIs,
g, 6. Das berllbmte Saloaticn Sel
it boS bette Eminent INN GhmeHen
5u itillen eS toItet nur 25 Gents unb
unter feiner 8eoin9uns Ial1e man I'D
Elm auberes @ittel aafidfpdsen. Sc
9iebt nur elm etrt3i9es fderes unb bas
1T Saloatiou Del.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-02-03
a0rnFeu9eI.

Dor eiuissu DO6en ma6teu mir auf
bic Embedding aufmertiam. infoIge
uel9sr bic I'm algemeiuen bisber 70
gering geid1Eien SteNgsI Der Wais.
pnanjs bem GARNER sur Qusle fd6ner
ginnabmen werben fbunen. @s muroe
bamais ermdbnt, hAB bic @6oIe bes
StenselS gsmubleH eia iebr msribnolies
GutiermitieI Iiefere, mabrenb ba3 innere
Uiarf in gar maEuisFa@er @eiis Der,
psubei merben tbnne. Der 3eqenifoIf
Oes WaishenasIs Iiefert eiueu 5toIf
3nnt 8erpadeH, Der aLle anberen dbali,
den StOife an 8rau6barfeit bsheutenb
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-02-03

Sn bsmielben aOIate befnbet ftb Gin
5if@' nab Muftern, MarRt.
adslib sroBs ausnabI ton friIden
Gli4en. IuIfern, WiIb. @effhael
aller Art. 9eIepbon 399.
8efeluHssn fur 6Ieif6 unb Rid &c.
werbeu tn irgenb einem 8beiIs Der
Stobt frsi abgetieFert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-02-03

- 4us Der 5dueiaer Bnnbesbdupt.
fiobt Bern tpirb beri6tct, baB ba8 9orf
WeiBeHburgs8ab i'm gerner OberIanbe
burd cine Geuersbrunif DOaiianbig ser.
fort norben III.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-02-03
Gin Vatr bon GnglanS aIs gdbau.
fuiefer.

Sn ad6ter 3eit wirb man eiu
ytltslieb bss euglii6en Serrenbauiss
auf ber 8abue febeu. Der Graf b.
9OBl9a, Der Inter benz 0nmen
Stuart @rstine In einsm 2uhfpiel
pom pinerO auftreten wirb. bat f1 be-.
reits aIs gtibnenbilsttant einen Nanen
gemaht. BON mtiiterlitber Seize
ltammi 2OrS RoBlpa BON aarl III.
BON GugIanb ab.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-02-03

N0. 507 . f.9 o u 4 0 nsStraBS,
Jur bas oOratgli9fie Rinbs, S9af'
unb Sd,peiaefeifG.
Spesialit1t: SunseS aaIbf1eii6.
aae Arteu bon @urP, S6itseu
3uage, Sdmal3 &c.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-02-03
9aowettteras pitnidtGud

Weau SbrGu9 irgenbmo aieberlafen
mout. tbut es eutlaHg ber 2inie Der
Satt Mtttonto tt1tO Wrats.
ias Yab 5 8aDt,,
I'm @artens 9ifrift bes Staates. De.
iunbbeit unb &lima unbbertroffen.
8illise 2dnbereien fiir ben 5armer,
Warttsdrtner. ObR' unb giebsn9ter.
Weseu @iuaelbeiten menbet @u9 on
8. 5. Martin. 6. .. o.,
San Nutonio. 8eras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-02-03
M a iia &c !!

auuifgere6te. nod tuifenfd5aftIi@eu
8runoidssn ausgefhbrts MaFage bur9
etne 8rabnirte bes Or. 8rahams
(8ohpn) aus Der 9laKe BON 1883.
gehanoeIt aud Qatieaten in i6rer
Wobuuus.
Alamo Flats, thinner I. Tel. 4l6.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-02-03

- 2onbretb'S ehte 5aattartoHelu,
3ebu pcriaie6tne Scrtru bel
g. 6. Sutb & Sobn.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-01-18
rnn pITCn sITuAr,or.

Opposition Will Await Action OF Court
on the Injunction.
The ditch situation has been very quiet
to-day. Protactsd by the inias elton
granted Dy Judge Crumpacker yesterday
1he surveying party resumed their labOrs
aud were not inteftered with.
About five hundred OF the settlers on
both sides OF the river assembled to-day
Tor conference. There was some talk
Of applying for an injunction 10 restrain
the surveyors from passing through their
lands, but it was finally concluded that
the wisest policy was 10 await the action
OF the court January 70 on the temporary
injunction granted yesterday. In the
meantime everything will be permitted
" progress peaceabiy.
Judge I. .. Gutierres, who acted as
spokesman Cor the farmers yesterday. was
seen to-day, and, In reference 10 the occur
rences OF yesterday. said: Il told Mr..
Hsrroun that we simply desired TO give
him formal notice not 10 enter upon
our lands, and no violence was intended.
We will repeat, for our own part, the
statement OF the promoters OF the ditch
that they are going 10 act In legal man
ner and not otherwise.
"NOne OF the promoters OF the canal
have called upon me 10 negotiate for re.
curing my land either by donation or
purchase. NJ. s. 0tero called and stated
that Il was their intention 10 pay for the
lands required for the canal, and told
him that | was ready 10 consider any
proposition OF that kind that they might
make, but he said he was not authorized
10 make any proposition yet"
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-01-18

The CITIZEN announces with great
pleasure that the ladies OF the Library
association will soon give one OF their
delightful balls. at the ArmOry. We pre-
diet as the harvest OF this ball, a substan.
tial addition Of books 10 our library. a.
everyone Ia interested In this most phi.
lanthrOpic enterprise, and desIrous OF
seeing the library shelves tilled with the
best books. We hope that the evening OF
January 28 may find you participating
in the gaities at the ArmOry.
Mrs. Sarah NJ. Stevens, mother OF W.
IL. Stevens. assayer Of this city, died AT
Boulder, Colo, on Saturday night last;
aged n years. She was one OF the piOn-
eers OF Colorado, and came across the
plains In 1864. Her death leaves behind
two sons and two daughters. the latter
being with their mother at the time OF
her death. THE CITIZEN eOndOles with
the bereayed Albuquerque son.
The regular Wednesday night concert
OF the Albuquerque Street Railway COM
pany, at 0rchestTiOn hall, has been post.
pOned TO Saturday night, January 22, al
8 o'clock. These pleasant entertainments
have been very largely attended this win
ter, and large crowd 10 expected on
Saturday night.
You can make o. an hour by reading
K. l.. WashbuTn Il Co.'s add. and acting
thereon.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-01-18
SENATE PROCEEDINGS.

Information Asked Regarding the killing
ofa sailor by the Japs.
Washington, Jan. lS.--The senate com
mittee on finance voted to-day 10 report
the Teller resolution declaring for the
payment OF the national bonds In silver
as well as gold. The vote stood 3 10 8.
The resolution Is practically the same
as the Stanley Matthews resolution
adopted some years ago. Those voting
for the resolution were Vest, Jones (Ark.)
White, Walthall. Turpie. Daniel, demo-
Gratis; Jones (Nevada) silver republican
and WOlcott, republican.
Against =. Morrill,, Allison, Aldrich,
Platt Conn and Burrows.
Senator Jones (Nev.l was not present,
but his vote was, by his request, recorded
In favor OF the resolution.
Mr.. Gallinger, OF the committee on
public health and national quarantine,
to-day reported favorably the senate bill
providing for an investigation into the
subject OF leprosy.
Alr. Vest, for the finance committee, re-
ported the Teller resolution and gave no
tice 10 call IL up at an early date.
Daniel (Va.) secured the adoption OF a
resolution directing the secretary OF state
TO supply the senate with any informa-
tiOn the department OF state has respect
ing the killing OF Frank Epps, q sailor
on the United States ship Olympia by
japanese subjects In the harbor OF Nag
asakia, Japan. In December, 1897, and in
form the senate II any steps had been
taken looking to reparation.
A resolution presented TO the senate
yesterday calling upon the secre-
tary Of the treasury for reasons
why the item Of Sl1,O00,t00 interest due
the United States from the Pacific rail-
road had been dropped from His state
meDt. was agreed 10. Allen, OF Nebraska,
called up the resolution calling for an in
yestigatlOn by the pension committee az
10 the authority OF the commissioner OF
pensions IN prOmulgate an order that no
consideration should he given Lpplica-
tlons for an increase OF pensions within
twelve months after the last application
had been made and IL was agreed to.
In accordance with notice previously
given, Hale, Of Maine, called up the ur-
gent deficiency bill. The bill. as II
passed the house, carried tl.74l. .Si3; az
reported by the senate II carried $l,S9l,.
923. The bill passed after few amend
ments were made,
Foraker. of the Pacific railroad com
mittee, asked consideration OF the bill
reported yesterday comforting upon the
president authority to bid In the Kan
sas Pacific branch OF the Union Pa
cifc road. ThurstOn announced that
he would earnestly press an amendment
cOnferring the authority upon the presi-
dent TO sell the road in case II be pur-
chased by the government, and would op-
pose any authority to purchase the road
unless the amendment was agreed TO.
IL being evident that the bill would pro-
woke discussion. Foraker withdrew his
request for immediate consideration.
The senate went into executive session.
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aoRMAN.s suocEssoR.
Republicans Divided aud no Candidate
Gets a Majority.

Republicans Divided aud no Candidate
Gets = Majority.
Annapolis, Nd, Jan. 1S.-The Mary
land general assembly began to-day TO
ballot for United States senator 10 sue
coed German. The republicans, who
have considerable OF a majority In both
houses, are divided. eleven delegates from
Baltimore having persistently refused to
20 into caucus. The situation was fur
Their complicated by the rumors that
william T. Malster. mayor OF Baltimore,
would enter the contest and expected 10
win BY means Of q coalition between
eleven malcontents and forty seven demo-
Gratis. Ihs first ballot was as follows:
Senate Judge Louis X. McComas, o;
Congressman Isaac A. Barber, 4; Thomas
Parran, 9; John V. l.. Findlay, 1; Gov
ernor Lloyd Lowndes, /; Major Alexander
Shaw, 4; A. p. German (democrat), o;
Judge Henry Page (democrat) /. Total,
%.
House-Judge MeCOmas, %; Thomas ].
Shrock, B; Alexander Shaw, IL; ] G. Mul.
llken, IL: j. v. l.. Findlay, /; Isaac A.
Barber, 9; Milton G. Urner, |; Thomas
Parran, 4; Arthur p. German, 36. The
eight will be resumed tomorrow In Joint
session.