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o. flesh and appetite, with ACQUIRES
gas. sour stomach and heartburn
II is safe to say that Stuartt d
Tablets will cure any stomach Wi1f1
disease except cancer OF the sion1fl
eyre sour stomach. gas, loss Of At15 r.
titc. sleeplessness, palpitation, hearitlR
stipation and headache.
Send for valuable little box on slol
eases by addressing r. A. Stu4rs q,
shall, Mich. All druggists sell iullll3|
ages at so cents. Prof Henry W.
NJ. the well known religious mn
writer OF st. Louis, secretary d II r.
bcurd of the German Methodist 6A1tt3
clerk and expert accountant fof N +
anil Wharf commission; public eo11
tho st. Louis School Patrons sasocilt
the district conference of stewards 1 (
L. church; also takes an active ~ [
work OF the Epworth League, and ~
religious and educational 'toplct ~
magazines. How he found relief 4 r.
in his own words: y
Some weeks ago my brothef heeft
something about indigestion, and, r.
box from, his pocket, said, Try 6tr1Ay|
let's did. and was promptly rslelS}
] investigated the nature OF the llh
became satisfied that they were ~ {
the right things and In Just the mn
tioIs to aid in the assimilatiop Nj
heartily endorse them In all rte,edAU
Loop them constantly on hand. q
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FOREIGN.

NJ. Cambon. the French ambassador 10
Great Britain, predicts that there Will be
no war.
In the Austrian reiohsrath motion 70
imreach the government was voted down,
les to t0l
John DAILY is to he elected mayor Of
Limerick unless he is disqualified.
Frenchmen would welcome an alliance
with Germany. as England is regarded as
an enemy.
Revplutionists in Bolivia claim to be
Defeating the government forces.
Spanish cortes will be convokef as soon
as the United States senate acts on the
peace treaty.
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WARRINGTON.

President Mckinley announced to the cab
met that he had determined to order .
court martial OF General Eagan for con
duct unbocomins an officer and gentleman
In bis attack on General Miles.
The naval personnel passed by tho house
without division.
In the senate the debate on the Mica
rarua canal bill was started. Chiffon OF
Texas spoke In favor OF the Morgan mcas-
ure.
Advocates Of the Panama canal appeared
before the house committee on commerce
and advocated their route.
Democrats will insist that the peace
treaty shall provide for a government for
the Philippines similar to that OF Cuba.
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THE PHILIPPINES.

The German government announces that
Il will not Interfere with the occupancy Of
tho Philippines by the United States.
Prof. McAuley states that tho Philippine
islands can only be secured to the United
States by diplomatic methods.
President Mckinley named Scherman.
Eewey. Otis. DENLY and Worcester as tbs
committee to report on conditions In the
Philippines.
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DoMEsTIc.

The Kansas City appellate court has
ruled that slot machines are gambling de-
vices.
Attorney General Goddard rules that tho
special session of the Kansas legislature
WAS Illegal.
senator cockreli reelected by the Mis-
gouri LEGISLATURES
Indications In Pennsylvania point to the
defeat OF Senator Quay.
Colonel Bryan made two speeches at
Denver In which no upheld the cause OF
bimetaliism.
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SITUATION AT MANILA.
Official Advices Say that Matters Are Quiet
There.
AFFAIRS PROGRESSING SATISFACTORILY
Al nrs'o ana Tte-e Arc yo sign~ u
IN, Trouiis--personnet of tho
Philippine commissions.

Washington. January 1.-THE session Of
the cabinet today occupied about an hour
and a half.
Advices were received from Manila that
the situation on the islands is worry quiet.
The dispatch was to the war department
and proved tho most gratifying of the news
from thai quarter received since the state
OF affairs in the archipelago recently as
sumed serious phase.
Ii announced that the people who had
moved oui of the city of Manila owing
to alarming bit unfo,inded reports were
quietly returning to their homes,
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THE LumnERMES.
Majority of Manufacturers Favor
Taking Canadian I,uu her. y,


Memphis. Tenn, January l7.--rhe ninth
annual meeting of the Southern Lumber Man
nfacturers' association was convened In this
city today. The attendance is large. about
half of the members OF the association being
present After the calling OF the roll. Preti-
dent Enochs called on Mr., Defebaugh TO
speak concerning the duty on Canadian lum-
Dor IL which he aud his paper. the American
Lumbernen. ara Interested hKhtlng for s.
duty on Canadian lumber.
This Is matter in which. lumbermen are
greatly interested majority Of them ia
yorlnR q 80 duty.
Other delegates then read papers on the
same subject. after which President Enochs
delivered his annual address, He reviewed
brien. the events al the war between this
country and spain and expressed the Eratih-
cation and pride Of lunbermsn ct the victories
Of the American arms. The war, he said. had
bad result on the lumber business: but he
pointed 10 the hrikht prOapects OF tho COM
ing year, and bsde the association look for
ward TO this years business and take sd-
vantage OF The opportunities onsred by y,
The afternoon session. which was hshind
closed doors, was devoted 70 discussion Of
the control Of lumber rates through Ma
, tional organization.
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members OF the house who are In tho army
by the determination OF the house COM
mittee on judiciary 70 Invite statements
not only from General Wheeler and the
others holding army commissions. but also
from those members who are serving or
have served on the Hawaiian commission
the Industrial committee and the Anglo
American commission.
The judiciary committee intended to take
up the subject today but owing TO Gen
erai Wheeler's absence from the city It
went over until next Tuesday. when OPP
portunity will be given to all concerned to
submit statements.
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L,,lAL.

John Conroy killsd in the rear OF a
SALOON near the l. and g. N. depot.
Election OF officers by the Houston
Labor council.
The choir boys of Christ church are
pleasantly entertained.
The remains of VIM. r. Clarke, who
died at Austin. are brought here for
burial.
Directors elected for the Houston Busi-
ness League.
The residence Of j. S. Carter on Call
houn street badly DAMAGED by Are.
Letters from Houston soldiers in the
field
The Rathbone Sisters install officers.
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COMN ERCIAL.

All the spot cotton markets closed I'M
changed with a irmer feeling and futures
showed only fractional changes at the
elosa.
Changes in the price of stocks were I'M
important. Standard shares showed some
gains. sh4t5s
In Chicago wheat lost 7s@fc. corn thc
cats asf1sc and hog products 5dle,sc.
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THE DEATH rESAts
Private Buckley May SS3
~. Murder Of .JOhn = M: 7

Private Buckley May E
Murder Of JOhn n M
Havana. January 1s.--Ine
waite Joseph Buckley, comp.e
Louisiana volunteers, for "
Private John ID. Hughes OF W x
pany on January Z, was copo'
Marianao. 1t is understood :.
Ing Of the court is for ~
accused. but the verdict
nounced until 1t has been Ss1
usual way. In answering
of insanity the prosecut!oa
ward officers of the reeiNS 4 "
ley's comrades. who tesus W.
havicr prior to the kiiiin
signs that he was menlelt
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peuew to he senator.

Albany, N. Y, January 1.-THE senate
and assembly in their respective chambers
voted today for United States senator. In
the assembly Chauncey NJ. Depew, repub
licau, received eighty-four votes and Ed
ward Murphy. Jr., democrat. sixty votes.
In the senate Depew received twenty seven
and Murphy twenty-three.
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speciai Session Illegal.

Topeka. Kan, january T-AttOrney
General Goddard has prepared decision
holding that the special session of the
legislature, called by Governor Leedy,
was Illegal and all laws passed at that ses-
sion void. ~ ,.
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niGonous CENSORSHIP.
United states Permits Nothing
10 Leave Manila.

Madrid, January ia semi of
fetal note just issued says that tho
government here has not yet re-
ceived replies to kilograms sent TO
General Rios, the Spanish COM
mander at Manila. The note adds:
Such rigorous censorship of Of
fetal dispatches as exercised by the
Americans is unprecedented"
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lodge to ne Re-electea.

Boston. Mass, January 17.-Each branch
OF the legislature balloted for United
States senator today and Senator Henry
Cabot Lodge, the republican nominee, re-
ceiyed heavy majority in both houses.
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Senator Dayi. Re-eIected.

st. Paul, Mimi, January Ex-senator
Cushman X. Davis today received ma
jority OF both houses for re- election aas
United States senator. He will tomorrow
be declared elected.
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Michigan scnatorshtp,

Lansing, Mich. January T.-The formal
vote on the election of United States SEN
ator was taken In the house today. Senator
Julius G. Burrows received eighty-fve
votes. Tomorrow the joint ballot will be
taken.
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Cvbaa Supreme Court,

Havana. January l7.--Governor General
BROOKE. In day or two, will create q
supreme court for the Island OF Cuba. 1t
sociste Justices. II viii be : court Of last
speeai. tor the consideration OF cases
s In.es Formerly went 70 Madrid for de-
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Cockrell Reelected.

Jefferson City, Mo-, January 17.--Francis
Marion Cockrell was today reelected to
his hfth term in the United States senate
by the legislature, the two houses voting
separately. Tomorrow the election will be
ratified by both houses in Joint session.
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nh. wo.hinxton scnntor.hip.

Olympia. Wash, January III ne iusion
members of the legislature who are IN the
minority have decided to cast their entire
yote twenty eight, for James Hannton
Lewis for United States senator.
Hume's friends say he will have twenty
Ave votes on the first ballot. Foster, wilson
and Ankenny men say they Will not 20 into
the fight with full show OF strength ana
the two former may get twenty-six OF
twenty seven votes.
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Dys1
RI cain rtesh. 70 siss1
Know What Good A.
GOOD Dikestioa NJ
MAKE a TEST or srUAsS
PERSIA TABLETs n

No trouble Is more commor =. ~
Lnjs,1itod than iiervons dr.
having II think their nerves ~ q
ar surprised that they are ~
nave medicines. The real ssss r. b.
chief is lost sight of..- The sicSSi u B.
ean to be looked after. 81 ~! p
Nervous dyspeptics often Dc - 4
pam whatever In the stofnSrk Zs
any Of the usual symptoms Of ~
nesr Nervous dyspepsia shoNs Ts5
tho stomach 80 inuch, as IN qes,i p:
gam In some casea the heart rSis
Irregular, IN others the kIdne5S 1.
In ctiers the bowels ara M
headaches; still others are tsVS{
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senator Hale Re-efected.

Augusta, Me, January 17.-Eugene Hale
was reelected senator today by the legis-
lature of Maine and tomorrow at noon at
a joint convention will be formally con-
firmed.
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Cnlifornia DeadIock.

Sacramento, Cal, January 1.-THE leg
islature took three ballots today for United
states senator without any change over
the vote of yesterday.
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r. - yuatcsary cepA,aitse~ viii
Hear All lnteresseA Parties.
+. thtaotop. January l7.--A nev aspect
m Stysp tdday 70 The Inquiry into III
4 6llo ~ osnerN Hheelsr AVA othef
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Amer.can-c.uad,an Commission.

Amcrtcnn-CnuMdIa COMMUNICATIONS.
Washington. January 1.-THE Joint
American and Canadian commission was in
session this forenoon and after the COM
mission proper adjourned the subcommit-
toes on the Alaskan boundary and on bond
ing privileges Went Into session. There
are still some minor differences TO be set
tied on these as on other subjects. but the
members OF the commission express the
opinion that they will DO able TO conclude
their iabors within the ncxt TWO weeks
They are very close together on all qucs-
tiona nj issue,
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THE PAUL JONES.
No Trace OF the Missing Yacht Has
HeAn Found by IuUA.

Been Found by Tugs.
Pensacola. Fla, January i7.-lt looks now
a. II the napths launch Paul Jones had gone
down In the gulf with al, on board. The tug
.. E. Simpson. which lcft.herc Saturday. re-
turned today. The captain reports that hs
made thorough search OF the gulf from
Port Eads TO this port and could find no trslie
- ths launch or passengers.
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N Texas ss. pctsnts: Nike O. Barrier w.n.r
Hesd. viii,his'I nI., machine; Leroy = street
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Of sS lie tls.s Snss a.s ordered a. L. Levsh.
~ . cuba ard ofGaniss moderU U's s.a. q
Iosshs n1eet sccounts on that island. NJ
dozen c,s ,sM tonisht Tor Havana With hall ~ Z
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Beyerid.e EIec,e

Beyerid2e Elected.
indianapolis, Ind, January 17.--Albert
j. sewerage was elected United States
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today s,S sss' fs sos;s appointed
counsson. H'li county, 3. N. Isv =, mosus;
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UVuHI@Y1b RrhHu ~ NSWr
Lewiston. Me-. January 1.-THE train
bearing the remains Of the late Congress
man Dinsley arrived here at II o'clock.
The funeral services VIII be held toner
row, IN 80
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wAsHIxGrox sRIErs.

fspscIaI pitpstch 10 The Posl,l
today p nosiaed i ,Sss i,-Mr ssydsn wa.
rouitn LA1ss regiment had been orHs,ea IN, Ins
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S sts IS. s s:sssTs.: ssssy made
psny With ofnexs Il ssu Har,M,.Ssi ink com;
from s,, sSaonE TIE Southern xissf.n' nor mss
mediats se,n 70 pnAissks. Including ali intsr.
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oi., cable. Ars satisfactory.

Washington, January II. = The advicss
received at the war department from GEN
oral Otis at Manila continue rsassuring in
character. They show that the relations
between the military ofncials and insur-
gents are less strained than they have
been. which leads the administration here
to hope that peaceful solution ofthe Diff
Aculties confronting the government in the
islands will be reached,
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representative Lentx AZ MI. 49,.
u su resolution providing for IT, A. in.ro.
the -, e',.otesre - entered the service a.
rseps I az ns aDsss = AZ psovidss that st
fnone the natives Of islands aeas s % sa'sst
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Washington. January 1.-THE dem.
ocratic opponents OF the peace treaty were
In conference several hours today devisins
ways and means for conducting their con-
test. They resolved to insist upon an
amendment placing the Philippines on the
same footing IN their relations TO the
United states ~ Cuba and to make per-
sistent nght u this copcession wss not
grante6.
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n Ys cvvn Reed has reserved the rssl,,s,,.,
~. Ss,tncr SAysvs Of TEXAS 4 msr n,nsioi,
SiIIiSS o y The rssIsnsucs Of Gossrpsr ny Q!
go. (" sss'ss = sxeseted v fellow
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LATE SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

Advances made on furniture and pianos. with
r without removal. j Noonan. 1917 1923 Mission
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An unusual amount of business was
transacted at the meeting Of the
Board of Education last night. I'm
mediately after the reading of COM
munications the board resolved itself in
TO q committee of the whole and went
into executive session. For an hour 1t
debated over a multitude of business and
on its return to the meeting room reso-
luton on resolution was put through
with great rapidly. Chairman Stow Of
the committee of the whole met a de-
termined opponent in Director Head,
who was seconded by Director Gedge
The latter two declined to enter into the
deliberations of the committee, well
knowing what the programme was.
While their fellow members were in ses-
sion Director Head was heard to say
that he knew what they were going 10
do in executive session and did not want
TO bind himself TO their decisions. Later
he and Director Gedge aid enter the
closed doors. and on their advent at the
conclusion of the meeting it was appar-
ent that both were dissatisfied with the
actions decided on by the majority OF
the board.
Their dissatisfaction was not voiced IN
til Chairman Stow came TO that portion
of the committees report bearing on the
reclassifcauOn of the Mission Hlgh
School Director Head asked that the
matter be explained, and President Ber>
gerot, seeing that a quarrel was tmmi-
nent. tried to smooth it over with his own
explanation. 49,, -. -,
thought the whole matter had been dis
Cussed during the executive session OF
the committee of the whole.
Head answered that he knew nothing
about such a committee, and warmly
stated he had a right to make Such Re-
Quest and have the matter explained, III
rector Stow replied that he did not get
up to deny his right and answered. the
question. On the vote being taken Dlrec-
tor Head asked to be excused from vol
The recommendation of the Committee
on mattresses was then read, and CHAIR
man Stow moved that it be adopted:
Director Head moved that II De reIerIeu
rrita motion was seconded by Director
Gedge. Director Eells raised point or
order. which was not well taken, Inc
motion was lost by a vote OF TO D. d.
rector Head then moved that the report
be laid on the table, which was also lost
The previous question was then voted on
and the report was adopted. director
Gedge then gave notice OF reconsldera-
ton and Chairman Stow said that such
an action would cause loss OF 1884 %
10 the department. The new schedule
will. Notwithstanding the motion to recon-
slider, go into effect on the list of April.
The board viii on the evening OF April
II listen TO the charges OF lhco Moor .
made against teachers by their respect
i've principals. Although it was not ex-
pressly stated in the meeting, 1t is be-
tieved that Miss Lydia J. Carroll, who
was reduced from the position of vice
prinCipalship of the Mission High School,
and Mr. Fitzpatrick will be tried. In the
event of such trial some very spicy
TESTIMONY will be introduced. Further in
formation on this subject will be found In
the report of the boards proceedings,
which follows:
quest of Chairman Stow. went into ex-
ecutfve session to consider the report Of
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RENOVATING ST. PATRICK'S.
The Work of Beautifying the Sacred
Edifice Nearly Complete,

Since Rev. Father John Brennan re-
ceived his commission from Archbishop
Riordan as administrator of st. Patrick s
Church on Mission street he has lost no
time in having the church beautined,
scaffolding encircling the spire and cross
denotes that this portion has not been
forgotten The cross on top of the tall
steeple has been gilded, which adds much
to its beauty and tends to give the build
ing newness as if lately constructed.
The inner walls and the ceiling have
the great arches that span the nave and
the dome above the main altar are be-
ing studded with electric lights in pro-
fusion, and much other work is in prog
ress that will contribute toward the i'm
pressive beauty of the interior of this
edifice. The reopening of the church is
to be on the third Sunday after Easter
which will be April %. On that occasion
a Redemptorist mission will also be COM
menced, to be continued for five weeks.
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W. S. MASoN'S FUNERAL.
Made for It to Take
Place on Saturday.

A special meeting of the directors of the
Chamber of Commerce was held yester-
day to make arrangements for the
funeral of the late w. s. Mason. Mayor
Of Portland. Or. Mr.. Mason was for
years a resident of this city and his re-
mains will arrive here tomorrow, having
been sent on the steamer Columbia The
Golden Gate Commandery. of which the
deceased was member, Charles L. Pat
ton attending to the most of the details.
Masonic services will be held on Satur-
day in Golden Gate Hall on Suffer street.
The local chamber passed memorial reso-
lutions, which will be forwarded to the
Common Council of Portland, the Cham
Der of Commerce of that city and to the
four directors will be selected to act as
pall-bearers and represent the chamber.
All members have been requested to at
tend the funeral
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Senate Bill 2S4-Apnropriati~~ 5000 for
Senate Bill 622-Appropuaung $227S 81
for Bulla, Powers and Caminetu of the
Code Commission.
Senate Bill 4O2-Appropriating $500 for
book cases in the office of State Superin-
tendent.
Senate Bill 72-Appropriating $3.50 to
pay Bancroft. Whitney & Co.
Senate Bill 2O6-Appropriating S37, 800 for
main building Home for Predetermined
Children.
Senate Bill 554-Appropriating $500 to
purchase Cotton Hall property.
Senate Bill 70-Appropriating S11 500 for
improvements at MendoCno Hospital.
Senate BIZ S6-Appropriating- $50 0O0, for
improvements at MendocinO Hospital.