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The Lamar register., 1898-07-20

81 fFtStTttt
COUNTY OF PRowERs. Court.
Amy Keesee. Plaintiff
John II. Fiariiy. g. e. Hill
too, the UnknoWn Heir str,tuoSs
of G.. F. Hilton. Samuel
HEIRS OF samuel Hin.
Defendants.
The People Of The State of Colorado,
To John II; Flarity, q; +; Hilton. the un-
and the Unknown Heirs Of Samuel HILL,
tho defendants above named. GREETING ;
VoU ARE HEREBY REQUIRED to appear IN
named plaintiff. in the District Court of Prov
erp County, State Of Colorado. and answer tho
service hereof IL served within this county; or,
II served out " this county. or by publication.
within thirty days after the service hereof. ex-
elusive Of the day Of service. or judgment by de
fault viii be taken against you according TO the
prayer Of the compleint; and i n copy OF the
complaint in the above entitlc action be not
served with this summons. or IL the service
hereof be made out OF this state, then ten days
additional TO the tine hers,naeoye spesified tor
the taking Of Judgment by default aforesaid.
The said action Is brought 10 restore the rec,
executed by samlei Hill defendant. conveying
the east half OF the southwest quarter and the
township = of range 10 In Prowers County, Col
orado. to John II. flarity and &. L. Hilton. for
the parpoee Y showine. complete title Of record
in said Afuy kee~ee plaintiff, and for the further
purpose of uuietinE the title to said land in said
plaintiff, on account of the said deed having
b.en lost or destroyed. and the record thereof
having been destroyed by the fire in January.
1855. which destroyed the Bent County court
honse in this state. as will more fully appear
from the complaint in said action to which ref
ereucc is hero made; and which is on file in tho
otlite of the clerk of said court.
And yon are hereby notified that If you fail to
appear, and to answer the said complaint as
above required, the said plaintiff win proceed
to final judgment In this cause.
Given under my hand and the seal OF said
Court Mt Lamar in said County, this 18th
day of June, A. D. lssS.
sEAL q. II. DOWNER.
District Clerk.
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Kidney or bladder Troubles.

II you suffer FROM kidney. bladder or urin-
arr trndtics. ar frpra toa fFequcnt or scanfy
urine. Dr. fcnnSr's kidneY and BarkAchs
Cure Il What you want. Hed-Weitlng BY
chlldr~n Il generally cured by cue hottie Of
thts posFrfgi remedy. Tc-timunials are
sssy or siucerity % them, therefore avoid
giving auN herss. but Will furnish them on ap-
pitcEtiun 70 dealer whose name = Eivgu
kssiae. II not xatiskesi after using one bot
tie your money vii b refunded ~
l. H. MYERS.
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whsre ,he A,r .. rnrr.

An aeronaut says that there is .hs
sane difference in the air at the
saFths surface and at an altitude Of
hai a mile that there Is between
Sater In a muddy puddle and the puf-
cal spring water. He states that for
a time one feels. after coming down
rom an ascent, as II one were breath
iEg solid dust"
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NorIcE FoR punLIcArIoN.
Laxp ogrleK ArLanAr.

LSxD oyFIeK AT t.AsAH. Colo.
June 80. 1895.
NOTICE u hereby given that the following
~ named -rtsicr has sled notice of his intsn-
ticc 70 make final proof in support u his claim,
and that sAid proof viii be- made beforr Regis
ter aud Rs-csiver nj Lamar, Colorado, on
Saturday. July -. los. via William q. Boyd
~. Z. No. tlk7. Tor the SIX of Section 1. Town
ship = :. Ranxc - W. 9Th +. NJ.
He nan~- the following witnesses to prove his
rontiraous residence upon and cultivation of
said Land. sirs J. N. koen T. l.. kosn l. ".
fobin-utl AID NAyn narsl koen all of Lamar Cello.
i=sl1I W A. MKKsILI.. Register.
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DESERT LAND. FINAL PROOF NOTICE
FUR PUBLICATION.
uS1rEn srArxs LAND orFIeE.
IANAr Colo. june rs, irzts.

.rpTIC-F l. hereby given that John Z. Mellow
Nv an % Holly. PruweYs county. Cole. hlrd
tsticf a intention 10 make proof On his desert
land clam, No. ~ for the eis nWss, nel4 swll a
nyst5 - sc ~ twp IS, * teN. I;h I VI. before
tie REGISTER and Reeeiycr Rt Lamar, Colo, on
1Inrsdny the asih day 81 July, iss-.
ue rsws-- tho following u itnesses 10 prove the
eoulr,ipfr Irrigation and reclamation of said
land. W. B. Riley. Ot Granada, tplo. u y.
Gih,sgfa, 81 Carlton. Colo NJ Comfy ana W.
jsi.itI W. A. MrERuL. Rezister,
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DESERT LAND. FINAL PROOF. NOTICE
FoR PUBLICATION.
&C. - or,leE. L,s.r. 90. !

4. y LAMB Orl1cE. LsNtH. CaLo.
JalY ~. I-t-
NOTICE ts herrts gitca that John ". WAmr-
~ ler. ~ Holly. rlssradn kss hirsi natier -
igieatsaa % sale "a presnf % his dcscst-iand
- SO rsrL = -, haa. ~ W. eth Pm hrfnru
th- Esfs.fsr And H~rsiref ~ Lamar Coiurkiio,
% Thuf-fay. the 18th dat - August, isf-.
10 usaias thu foiiaNlnE Ultbrs-es 10 prove
the ergatiesc lrftEattu1 Rrd r-rismatioa 81 said
ianIit \. Tisssaars.su y. Cunl-T, Nilliszl CskCr
l1Ns4g W. a. NGsGn-L Register.
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The Lamar register., 1898-07-20
DESERT LAND. FINAL PROOF NOTICE.
FOR PUBLICATION.
uNlrrp go LaNn OYr1cr.

INffEn 81 ATrs LAND OFF1cE, I
LANAI. Colo. June Is, I-is.
NOTICE r i hereby given that Nclly q. Gould
" q Lamar. ProNerz county, Colo. has He'd
aoties IT Ia tentinn 20 make proof ON his desert
land claim No. ~, fer lots ,. Z. sh Hwt 4
sr pek a nnk sNit. ser l. twp 81, TX ta~- 9th
mar. Coto.. on Tuesday. ths Ind day OF August.
i-ir-
He EaIne- the following witnesses to prove
the eor1Tlefe rieAtiou and reclamation of said
land Sarah y. Cooper, 5. w. Goaslala, l.. N.
Markham. J. 4. Wilson. all Of Lamar. Colo.
l=s-iS VA MHEEILI.. Register.
The Lamar register., 1898-07-20
DESERT LANDFISALPRooF- NoTIcEFoR
PUBLICATION.
u. S. LAND oFfIcE, Lamar, CoLo.
june Is. 1855.

,roTICE is hereby given that William .. Riley.
~ of Granada. Prowers county Colorado, has
Iad rotire "a intention to make proof on his
,inser.-land claim No. 92 for the 81 nws and
M, !, NV I sec a, twp. q =, re. " W. 9th T. NJ
before tho Register and Receiver a. Lamar,
-t,,Io Oh JhnrsdIay, the 2sth day OF July. 1873
He names the following witnesses 70 prost
the complete irrigation and reclamation OF SAID
land. fieor,re d. Gibson. Carlton, Colo, y:
MSMcDowell. NJ Comfy and W. Coker. all OF
isssis, W. A. MERRILL, Register.
The Lamar register., 1898-07-20
DESERT LANDFISAL PROOF NOTICE FOR
PUBLICATION
"a $. L.sn orrlen. LanAn. ceLo. !

Q. S. LAsn oFTicE. LAMAR. coLo. I
June Is. 1885. !
NOTICE Is hereby given that samncl " Good
@N ale. Of Lamar, provsrs county Colo has
Med notice OF intention To make pFsof on his
desert-lRnd claim No. 81. for the els NV sec IL
md eit swk sec. >, twp. - s., r<. q w. 9Th r. NJ.
before The Register and Receiver at Lamar,
t@lo-r on Thursday, tho zsth day Of july. 1sqs.
~" names tho following witnesses 10 prove
The eompiete irrigation and reclamation of said
land land l. n Markham, J., A. Wilson, ". G.
bouid md ). T. Cooper. all Of Lamar Colo.
l-z-Jl W. 4. MERRILL. Register.
The Lamar register., 1898-07-20
DESERT LASp. FINAL PROOF NOTICE
FOR PUBLICATION.
UNITED STATES LAND oyFicE,
LAMkR, CoLo.. June Is. lsss

NOTICE Is hereby gived that Eva z. Cunning
~ ham OF Denyet, Colo. has nled notice 81
inteutipa TO make proof on bor desert-land q
claim No. 1, for the svti scc A W. NV X sec
L 4 nuk ncit sec II. twp ~. range iew 9th y NJ.
before the Register and Receiver at Lamar.
tnlo-. on Ihursday. the esth day of July. 1sfs-
tho eogplnte irrigation and reclamation OF said
lAnd VI. g. Riley. Granada. Colo. ~. 4. Nc
Doseil, u. Conlsy. ". Coker ali Of Holly. Colo.
iaizs W. A. MERRIIL. Register.
The Lamar register., 1898-07-20
TIHBER CULTURE FISAI PEooF-SoTICE
foR FuBiIC IrIoN.
u.s Lam orrrer I;.gas. Coz co,.o,

L. 5. Lam o1frcE t.araH. Coin.
Jaiy :. Lar.
syOTfsE = hereby given that Asa Brigham. ~
" Si6irf. ~. has dissd uutier ~ iufsntipa TO
akr fual fsfsssf t-fsFr frs-t~tef ani Reviewer
their % - 10 LantAf. colorado. 20 THURSDAY.
tlIs ftlh ia, - August idi~ 90 tiuhsf cultuf~
1i,l,~atias, n, ~. fs5r ,is- sW ~ sseti.si No
y n Tos ushipNo- "A =. Rangr No, - ". .dfh Z. ".
ns tanusss a. utfne-sess John q. Stream.
tie.nrsr cod ". 4. Janlrs and Ira MeNsY ali
- Lamar Coiorad
SsD ". \. NzEHn-t. E-si.iss.
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Are You Troubled with pyspepsiaq

n1 not neglect until II istoo lace this
hle NJ OF Kidding yourself OF this trou.
name & I,S, ,hilsnner's Dyspepsia Cure as the
lHdgestipblil bi'es; ., y simply for Dyspepsia and
sueceSsY,,II, Ihis Is prepara alton fong and
Of AmerIly used In private practice by on,
i an asr,.r,,,, best qualified physicians, who
tons m -. Authority on all medical lues-
aey viii be REFUNDED By
l. II. MYERS.
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DESERT LAND FINAL PROOF -SoTlcEfo
PUBLICATION.
L. s. LaSn ovFIcE, LAMsE. CoLo.
June IS, ls-s.

,,oTic. is hereby given that Sarah Z. Cooper,
IN II LamnT FrowcrS county, Colorado, has
aI.,i noticr ~ Intention 10 make proof on her
cscrtiaui claim No, - Tor the sea sec !, hiig =,
r. ON r. NJ. before the Register and Receiver
NJ Lamar, Colo. on Thursday, the 18th, day OF
she names the following witnesses 70 prove
the complete irrigation and RECLAMATION 81 Said
and l. NJ Markham all Of Lamar. Colo
is3s ~ w. A. MERRILL, Register
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DEsEIT LAND. FINAL PROOF. = NOTICE
Fos PCBLIC ALTON.
u.sL.,p or,,es L.sA, 80 }

T. :. LsSp orrteH I.kNAH CoLol
Jnly =, lsts. !
NOTICE. l. h~rstly given that J,-so ". Wright.
~ - E@sass, a-stssis= of Eliza A. wrtrht, has
SLED atfire - iHfcnttoh "a make proof nn his
rrssfr- dad fiairu NJ. 81. fnF the SNtt % 80.
n. " = =, ks- . ~ eth y n. bsfnrc N. 4.
:, Lsasa oiire Al Lamar, Colo-. 81 Friday. tbs
rssh 4hY ~ Anrnst, f-s.s
We uar~s the frliuwtuE witnesses 20 rrnys
IN rcuifiet- irrtrEtinu and r-cl sratiou - sai
land p n LrAth~rulau, \. l., Coz. Chari.s
iarltffa kzd " NJ Morris. all - Lamar tsaiu.
!lla.f ". A. NEEHtilL. Register.
The Lamar register., 1898-07-20
DESERT LAND FINAL PROOF NOTICE
FOR PUBLICATION.
Q. $. L,Sp oEFIor, LApAr. colo. !

.. 8. LAM oyFIcE, LAMAR. Coro.
June ~, 1ses.
NOTICE i hereby given that Nancy Ann Hut
I chins. of Lamar. Colorado. has fiied notice
OF .ntsntioD To make final proof on her desert
land claim No. =. for the NIX quarter Sec. ~
Twp. y $. Re. u W. 9th r. NJ. before the Heg.
lster and Receiver At Lamar. Colorado. on
Tuesday, the Ind day of August, lsqs.
She names the following witnesses To prove
the eouplets irrigation and reclamation or said
land ~ Lanly. ]. r, MeDoWell. S. W. Goodale
and J. 4, Wilson, ali IL Holly Colorado.
ie-jA WA. MERRILL, Register.
The Lamar register., 1898-07-20
DESERT LAND. FINAL PRoof-SorICE
FoR PUBLICATION
UxrrEp STATES LSSp oFT1cx,
LAWkH. CoIn., June Is, l-sfs.

LAMAE. IoEn., June -, l-sis- 8
,YoIfCE is hereby given tiat Geofse y. Glib
~ .un - CsSltuu. Pfvwcrs oounts, Colo. has
iAi,d claim No 80 for the 81 nNk sec 81.
,.rn rs Il; 4aW s,i, T 81. before the R@gisIer and
Eersivef az Lauthr. Golo.. Od Ihnrsdaf. the 18th
tsy 81 Jniy. tsAs.
ils uani-s she following Witnesses TO pruyr
ths cur,tirts IRRIGATION and reclamation nt satd
land. W ID Riley ssf Granada, Colo; J, =. Me-
Ds,geii " Cnnlcy, W Coker. al Of Hoily. Colo.
- "a W, A. MEKRfLL. Register.
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p.a..tA remIn,p, so,,,,.

Mr.. wailaee-"Do yon women pay
any attention to parliamentary rules
in that club you've gotg" Mrs. wal
iaee--why should geg We didn't
make the rules
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-GRANADA soCIETJFs.-

AT. A. M.-GRASADA LODGE No. 72 uieefs
Saturday nights before each full moon
and two weeks thereafter.
j. W. RoBIssos. W. NJ.
C.L. MCPHERSON. .see'y.
F.-GR4xaDA LODGE No. IS meets
cry Saturday night.
J. L. MaYFIELD. sec'y.
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TO CURE A COLO IN ONE DAY.

Dl.i a .1ess, lH r. a.9 ss S.i: .is, sf A y
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SUMMONS.

STATE OF coLoRApo) The
CousTr OF PRowERs. Court.
The St. Johns herald., 1898-06-18

Senator Elklns said in an interesting speech recently delivered, nomlnally on the war revenue bill, but really on the vista of progress already opened to the United States by the results of the war: "We must have merchant ships on the seas, control the shipping and commerce on the great oceans that wash our shores, and have a navy greater and more powerful than any now af1oat. This is manifest destiny. The world is to-day but a vast neighborhood. fast being divided up in groups of great families 1t is drawn more closely to- gether than were counties and states fifty years ago, it has become more commercial than ever one member of this family cannot resist in it's own in- terest doing what the other members do. Consolidation and merging of smaller states into larger ones and em- pres is irresistible. Necessity lies at the bottom of this great movement"
The St. Johns herald., 1898-06-18
The Reason Why.

London, June 14.-The Times this morning gives space to a two. column account of the battle of Manila, includ- ing Admiral MOntijo's S version Of the de- struction of his fl eet. It contains uo- thing new, except the statement of Admiral Montijo that he intended to fight at Subic, but finding it would take at least a month to put Subic in a pro. per state of defense. but was obliged to return to Cavite. He planes the Mad rid government for the disaster, declar- ing that he constantly made requsit- ions for ships and torpedoes, but nothing came. As matter of fact he had no torpedoes except such as he con structed himself with bad material.
The St. Johns herald., 1898-06-18
WHEN CUBA IS FREE.
InSurgent Leaders Concerned
 Over the Outlook.
A dispatch from Few York savs:

The visit of Dr. Capetp. Vice President of the Cuban Republic, to the United states, l. said To be for the purpose of conferIing with M Palma a1i other ro .~- bo~s of the iunla cauccrulng the future Of their government The failure of con- gTels to recognize its ind peudluce and inc pol icy Of President Mckinley 10 arry au the var wi'hou, reference to the .nsureeu.s caused
 ....A. .44-47 ,-e .ea~e.S V. ,..~ I4o. ~l..o"s In Cuba. and it was considered best far MT. Capote who is recognized as the ablest lawyer among them, to come personally to Washington and reach an understanding wi h Pre,ident McKin- ley regarding the present status and the pros poets of the in>urgrnts. It will be remembered that NIT Rubens, the attorney of the juUta in New York, when the matter was pending ill con gress, declared that the insur1 ents wo Id fight the United States if we attempted to interfere without recognizing their Independence This at the time expressed the spirit of General Co., mcz and other insnrgcnt leaders, wh. insisted that the destiny of Cuba should be intruste to their hands.
 President McKinley's plan of organizing a re- publican form of government in Cuba that shall represent all classes and factions, the Iich and poor, the sugar planters, the tobacco manufac- turers, the merchants, the professional men and all concerned, with legislature elected by the people to make the laws and a judiciary and executive chosen in the same manner to enforce them, is not approved by all the insurgents. Gomez Masso and other leaders are said to dis sent very emphatical;y from such proposition and insist that every man in Cuba who has been loyal to the Spanish gover' ment during the rev oluti1n or has not shown active sympathy for the insurgents shall be permanently "i>fran- chised and forever prohibited from holding of flee under the new government They declare that ali the friends of Cuba Libre are known, and can easily be identified when they come into their kingdom. They have suffered for their love of liberty they have fought to drive the Spanish flag from the West Indies, and are entitled to the fruits of their victory.
 Haven't we been fighting and suffering in order to drive out the Spaniards, and are We not entitled run the government when they go? And the men who have assisted Weyler and BlaLco to defeat IFS to share in the honors and emoluments Mt much. They can go back to Spain with the army Or We will make them very unhappy Thus spoke one of the most prominent and influential members Of the iunta alter coming directly from a conference with Capo,e
The St. Johns herald., 1898-06-18
More EtrIltino

New York, June l4.-A special dis- patch dated of Caimanera, June I3. via Mole St. Nicolas. Hayti, June T4, reports that there was a renewal on Sunday of Spanish attacks upon the marines landed there on Friday last. Fighting is said to have lasted through Sunday night, Camp Mccall and Crest hill being attacked by greatly superior forces of Spanish. The battleship Tex as, gunboat Marblehead and collier Abarenda supported the marines by directing their fire upon the coast, par ticularly the bushes, which all through these encounters have served to screen the movements of the Spaniards.
The St. Johns herald., 1898-06-18
TEse Fs1.s1fsR Army.

The British army is small in compar- ison with the armies of the continental powers, which are raised by conscrip- ton, but it is nevertheless a consider able force and is being made larger. There a;e at present Z20.O00 men serv- ing with the colors, all being volunteers This strength IS to be increased at once by an addition of 25, ,OOO men. and by in- creasing the pay and other reforms army life is to be made attractive. Besides the force in active service there are 80,- 900 reserves who have had military training. For home service there are besides large bodies of volunteers, yeo- marry and militia. In the naval serv- ice there are about 1O5, ,000. It is esti- mated that every year one man of every four in the United Kingdom that reaches the age of eighteen enters the Queen 8 fighting serv ce. On land and sea the Queen has 5O0, ,0O0 available for aervice at sho~t notice
The St. Johns herald., 1898-06-18
Seen and Counted

Washington. June 14 Tine last ling ering doubt that may have existed as to the presence of Cervera's fleet in It's entirety at Santiago harbor was re- moved when Admiral Sampson's dis
 patch reached the naval department last night. Up to Shat time informal
 ion of the number and character of the vessels shielded from observation by
 the AlIs, had been obtained through Cuban sources, supplemented by such
 clinpses as cnuid be obtained rv .ne
 nave. .l4..,. S .. 4.4. Outside .... -.-.. ~>.
 Now, however, according to Lieutenant Blue, the ships have been actually seen by American officers, counted and ln- spected from points of vantage offorded by the high hills surrounding the har-
 Dor. Officials bere are full Of praise for
 Lieut.. Blues achievement. Victor Blue has been long known in the navy as an enterprlsing and daring young officer, but it required a good deal of sustained courage for hIm to go ashore in hos tile country and alone and make this reconnoizance. Had he been captured by the Spani he would have been i tried by a drum head court martial and executed.
The St. Johns herald., 1898-06-18
A RANCH GIRLS CHOICE.
Denver POSt.l

Denver Post.I Folks shuck their heads, an whispered'rOu In rather sneerin' way. That l was crazy, when they found Me goin' 70 marry Tommy Gray. They hinted that I'd best be dead Than hitched fur life to sich as he. ButI ies let 'em talk, and said They didn't know him well as me Fur though he might be wild at times. He never did no ser us crimes. Wren declined yauos 5-.as Pope, Who .7ung at me h.a ranch and herd, Am put he 7owel.s C. his hope H.tl..ra super h1-aus word. fired om c-ooureg gemeu. 4 cowboy worfin' for his hire The neighbors round us nearly went In spasms. an they used to tire Me half t" death a-sayin' Would take tumble by an by, An Pa an Ma, both Of 'em roared Like Texas bulls: they got so wild. An said they wisht the blessed Lord Had tux me when was a child. They said if I would marry Si
 I'd make big folks of all of us, But as fur Tom, they know'd at I Would find he was wlthless cuss. told 'em plain as a b c My heart was dpin it. not me- An all the same, I married Tom, An you jes' ort to seed 'em stare To sec him settle down, an come
 Right to the front an every care ever had jet OoZed away
 Like smoEe before the prairie breeze An we're as happy as the day
 Is long, an also, if you please, There ain't a neighbor left or right But thinks my Tom is out e sight An sometimes when I set an' peep At that fat baby lyin' there Curled in its little crib asleep
 Resemblin' Tom right to hair, An hear its Pa in the cnrral
 A smgin tunes in his delight. An wh1stlin' dancin' music--well, think hit it mighty right; An as for Si, shed no tears He's gone to jail fur stealin' steers
The St. Johns herald., 1898-06-18

tsta na government ought to yield 10 such an imposition. '' : No surprise was caused by the vote iu the senate, as # had been 8 foregone conclusion from the first. The demo. crats who voted for the bonds were; Caffery, Faulkner, German, Gray, Lind say, Mitchell and Murphy. The silver republicans voted solidly against bonds; also the populists.
 The bill to permit volunteer soldiers in the field to vote at congressional elec- tions wherever they are stationed. has been favorably reported to the house, from the Elections committee. The re- port says: 1.-The justice and propriety of permitting our citizen soldiers in the | field to exercise their civil rights as vo- ters during heir military service will be conceded by all. Our policy as a nation has been to call on citizen to perform duty as soldier at any time when his services may be needed. To deny him the right to vote while performing such duty would deprive many of the best of our citizens of all participation in civil government"
 Senator Wolcott lost his temper and said a number of things that might bet ter have been left unsaid, just because Senator Allen remarked that the money spent by the hi-metallic commission in going 10 Europe was uselessly squan- dered-an opinion held by nearly every body in Washington. Senator Allen re- piled without using language as open to criticism as Mir. Wolcott's. closing thusly: While l do not have the col legiate education of this most distin- gH-a.E ..sr from Colorado. l haze re ~uec- e.n..t lo refrain from eplJbets. l Nov sir. : aara said nothing to offend tna, gentleman. and have no apologies to make toiam
 | Czar Reed decided to eat that humble uie as privately -~ possible Tn order tC i s,,OId oaucas o,,.vu ,..at every 1.,.y would recognize as a slap in his face, he has promised to allow the house to vote upon the resolution for the annexation of Hawaii during the present week It has been hinled however, that this con- cesson isn't as great as it appears to be, and that Reed held the house up until a combination mad been arranged in the senate that will be strong enough to prevent the senate voting on the resolu- ton before adjournment. Mir. McKin- ley's friends are srying that if the sen ate doesn't act, he will, by seizing Ha- waii as a war measure.