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sccrctary u primary. Arthur 70. Ora
ham.
DISTRICT no. 20.
DclcRutcs-Frank Knox. Dennis G.
Eichnur, Mrs. W. ". Jones J. n. Mat
son. Il. G. kelsey. Mrs ~ ,. johnson.
W. r. Macdonald W. u. Ritter.
District Committsc-J. n. Matson.
chairman; W. d. Ritter Mrs. NJ. "a.
Jones.
Chairman Of primary. J. II. Mataon;
secretary Of primary. Dennis g. Bich-
nor.
DISTRICT NO. 30.
Dclcgatcs-C. u. Post, W. y. O'Meara,
J. q Daveier. j. y. Adams, ~ 3. An
derson. q. ~ BpraFlie, Or. J. II, white.
Alternatcs--P. Knight W. G. Evans. 6.
q. Farnsworth. a. J Vorca. GcorEe Me
Carroll, ". A. Empoy Frank Plat.
District Committee. g Daveler.
ohalrinani II. e Anderson. secretary
W. y. O'Meara.
Chairman m primary, G. u. Post. Soc
rotary of primary. H. 9. Anderson.
Dl8TRfCT so. d.
pclogatcs-GeorEc W. Gibbs. Mrs. L.
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Result Of the Flfty-Two Primaries
Held Last Evening,
ATTENDANCE VERY LARGE.


The Republican primaries, held last
nlght to elect delegates TO the municipal
and ward conventions, brought out "a
heavy attendance Of voters all over the
city. tn delegations are entirely uu-
Instructed aud naturally the choice for
a candidate for mayor. o. not certain
~. However, nineteen Of the nfty-two
delegations reported the sentiment
among them aa being solid for Ezra
Thompson. George Buckle. u would
seem. easily comes neat and Win Lynch
has some following.
The primaries were entirely harmoni-
Gus. and there were no contests N note
except Ia the forty-fourth district.
whore A. a. Robertson downcd an OPP
position movement
From an reports received n appears
that Ezra Thompson win be- the Ropub-
lican candidate for mayor ana Lieut. ".
g. Naylnr for recorder Aside from
these two nominations fhcro docs not
sesm 20 be any particular advantage
for any candidate.
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Delernten-Jnmos Cownn. John NIL
Ter. -. e.. Rushton. a. Frcchairu. J. u.
Eaton. Charles lnghnm, J. II. Free
hnirn. J. n. iiurtun.
District cummittoc-A Proclaim.
chairman. John Miller. James Cowan.
]. ii Baton. n. 9. itushtDu. SECRETARY
Chairman 81 primary A. frccbalrni
secretary, n. e.. ituahtln.
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Dizziness. loss Of appetite hatulenoy
and nausea arc all connected with dys-
pcpaia or indigestion. HERBfNE will
give prompt relief. Price 20 cents y.
G. NJ. I. Drug Dept.
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Oh, the Pain of
Rheumatism!

Rheumatism often causes the most in
tense suffering. Many havc for years
ever. rheumatism IL a blood disease,
and swiii's Specific IL the only cure, be-
causo IL IL the only remedy which can
reach such docp-seated diseases.
iev years $40 vas taken With innamma.
iory Bheumausn, which became 80 intense
that was for weeks unable 10 walk. tried
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In ITS steps. What would Jesus
Do7" three million copies Of which
United states. will be commenced In the
Saturday News"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-06

several prominent physi-
cianaand took thcirtfcat
mont faithfully. but wss
uuahio n get the slight
csttsiisL IN fact, my con.
diton seemed 70 grow
wof e. The disease spread
over mycntifo body. and
from November TO March
IHufereda agony. I tHed
many patent medicines,
but none relieved mo.
Upon che advice u q
friend I decided 20 trv
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DEsERET EVENING NEWS, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1899.

George A. smith. chairman Of mi.
mary; Mns. Belle white. secretary.
DISTRICT NO. %.
Delegates-H. 3. Tanner. y. II. Tyson.
Hans Christophorlou. George u. Ad-
klns. Harry VIM. Alex Carr Alter
nntc-J &. Sandburr
District C0mmlttec--E. H. Tyson,
Mrs !. H. Jones. Mrs. John Afford.
Chairman Of primary Hans Chris
tophcrsoni secretary Of primary, ]. y.
DISTRICT No. 30.
Deiogatea-W. 81. Elliott. Annie r. FL
lott. 81. W Taylor r. A. Calllster, a.
a. a. shortou. a. T.. Aaper.
District Committoc-T a. Cnliistcr,
a. ~. shorten. a. H. Aapcr. John a.
Peterson. y. Newton.
Chairman " primary. W. NJ Elliott.
secretary of primary. a. y. Aapor.
DISTRICT no. 81.
Dclegntos--A. &. Goddes. a. =. Ros-
lcr 49, r. Grant. Harry Robbins. Alvin
Smith. Aitcrnatca-iL -. r. Taylor
] loph Nelson.
District comml,tec-A IS. ocddcs.
Harry ltobbina, a. y. kcalcr
Chairman n primary. A. 8. Oeddcs;
secretary OF primary, a. =. Kcalcr.
DISTRICT NO. y.
pclogatcs-c. +. Emery. 70. +. Parry,
Robert Bridge. J. y. Opcnahaw. n. Il.
irvine. George y. Fan George Davis,
Juhn Lnngbackcr. WIN Han.
district Cpmmltteo-E. y. Parry, T.
l. Irvine. George T. Fan. William
Lanshacker. Willis ChuRR
Dhalrman u primary, y. r. Parry.
secretary OF primary, r. l.. Irvine.
DISTINCT M n
Delegates-iaaac 4. Emery. James n.
i,aHl9m, willard J. Yard, Mary =. Em-
District Committee william ]. YAM
!, a, Emery. J. ~ HaHlnm. w. T.. pa
Vie, Ernest LHnrton
chairman ~ primary. James N. Has
,tni secretary ~ primary. william j.
DISTRICT NO. a.
Dclegates-Goorgo J. Spencer. w. Nc
Aiillan. W. y. Nobekar. y l., Nntthoyya
Nnafles y, Lees, W. J. Wolatcnhoine
Bmtflct Commlttce-gcorgu j. spon-
amman W. Mcmillan. secretary.
O. ~ Trim w. y. Nobekor. y. ii.
Chairman OF primary GcorEo ].
,,n.er' SECRETARY OF primary. w. Me
DISTRICT No. IS.
belegates.I. 49, Watson. Frank II.
onwan. w. ". Jones. George A. Jenes'
charles \. Herman. Alternatos-Gcorro
eaWnn, Josiah Lees. l.. w. Perkins.
District Frank n. Claw
an, J. u, Watson. l.. w. Perkins. w, ii.
Jones, Josiah Lees.
Chaflman o. primary. George 4.
A. Herman.
DISTRICT No. 1G.
helegatca Joseph Burns r. w. Arm
strong, g. y. Holman, Robert Luudlns
ihlncaa l.. SquircH.
81. district committee Robert Lunilne,
T. w, Armstrong. Joseph Turns
Chairman % primary. phinona L.
Holman.
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~ 8. ntfsre allowing me 10 taxi n. how.
ever, ny guardian. who waa chemist. ana.
lffnd the remedy. and pronounced 10 free 81
pota "a 90 mercury. I feit - much hcttcr after
taking two bottles. that I continued The rem
rdy. and in two months was cured completely.
The cure Vas permanent, f1r have never since
had = touch 81 nhnumaiism though many
times exposed 10 damp and cold weather
HLrAHna N. TtrFrtL,
nlii povclton Avenue. rhilsisiphia.
Don't suffer longer with Rheumatism.
Throw aside your oils and liniments, a.
they can not roach your trouble. Don't
experiment with dcctors-thclr potash
and mercury will add to your dlsabil-
ity and coupletely destroy your diges-
tiou
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DISTRICT NO. 1.
pclceatcs-H. V. Van Peit. W. r..
Cicsy. W. a. Ice. L. n. Murdoch. W
J. Moore. y, NJ. ulmcr. Altornatos-S.
Williams y. -. iiaaklns 4. J. Paul 4.
u. CLARK, Mias Sue CLARK. Mri william
District Commlttcc-H. V. Van pcit.
W. a. Lee. Mru. William uro.abock. W.
n 0iesy, W. J. Moore. e. ~. ulmcr.
Mrs H. J. iiauNhur.t
Chairman Of primary. u. e. HarrinH.
ton secretary Of primary. Mr. Lachlan.
DISTRICT NO. g.
Dcicgatcu-A. l.. Hamlin. a. V. Tay-
Tor. ID. y. strnup. W. a. Furnsworth.
=. J. stanford. J. T.. Wlaoomb. j. ~.
Coz. J. ~. Thorne. a. s. Martin. Al
tcrnates-H. J, jensen, Mrs. g. 5. Mar
tin. W. W. Wiacomh
District Committco-A !. Hamiln.
W. II. Farnsworth. J. y. Cox.
Chairman Of primary W, ~. Farms
worth SECRETARY OF primary, a. l..
DISTRICT NO. ..
DclcEatea--J ~. Breczo A. II. Par
aona =. johnson. Mrv. l.. Wilkinson.
J. sorcneon. William Cr0mc. Alter
nates-M Mark Stanley. J. seagvr-
District C0mmlttec-A.H pnulonA j.
NJ. Breeze. Mrs. l.. Wilkinson.
Chairman Of primary. y. d. Black
mar secretary, W. II. wilkinson.
DISTRICT NO. T.
Delegates. u. Woaternsid. George
Olson. Katie y. Randolph. Amos More
ton. ]. y. Heath. G. n. Enelfn. Thomas
Horlnac
Dlatrict Committee Thomas noriasc.
chairman; Amos Morcton. Frank
Brantng.
Chairman Of primary. George Olson,
secretary Of primary. Mrs. Warren BAH.
DISTRICT NO. 8.
Delegntee--O. n. Hewlett, Joe l..
Weller. Farley H. Christensen. NJ. NJ.
Kaighn. w. a. Cloves Ed Pickering.
Emil V, Johnaon; william George. Al
teInates-Miea Margaret McKecvor.
Miss Elnora u, Christensen. Frank
Hall. y. Buckwhtor.
District Committoc--O ". Hewlett,
T. y. ChnHtenaou, J. l.. Weller, ~. NJ.
kaighn. Emil V. johnson.
Chairman OF primary, ]. l. Weller;
secretary. Elnoru H. Christensen.
DISTRICT No. q.
Dclogatcs-F. T.. sohoppc, J. c. Grit
fthH. J. Oherndorfcr, H. Ain. Gourro
Sutherland Frank Pierce. sam Rhncy.
II. ". Early J. W. skinner
District Committee, Oberndorfor.
J. g. Orimtha ]. W. skinner
Chairman OF primary. J. obcrndorf.
VI u'''''''g "' p''i'i'uS' D. W. nAlhh'r'
DISTRICT NO. z.
Delcgates-L G.. Kelsey. william
Everett. George H. Inghnm, A. Il. Law
aon, Morris Levy. j. ~. ~ McAluHter
George l.. Nyc. Altornatcs-Thomas
Oakley,
District Committoo-Goorge II. Ing.
ham. J. u. H. McAllistcr. l.. g. Kelsey.
Thomas Oakley, George T.. Nyo.
Chairman of primary. a. ~ Lawson,
"eo'o'aiy' !" - N''"'y'
DISTRICT No. s.
p.ic.,,t,s ~ 1 Af..ts q MI.
mo- i,,,,r1,i, A. NJ n ,vttt,,'.,.s,'
n a,isr' n NJ W,thcr II, e.,s
st,ra n I'm ti,oi f." % sum
District C,n,nniti,tH ~ Nt..t.
cbair,nSn n n Woik,r IL g.,s
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Following IL a list 81 the Delegates
chosen TO the municipal ana ward con-
vcntions!
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Dcleratcs-A. A. Robertson. ~ II.
Airs. w. l.. Pl5kard, T.. u. Miller NJ
n. Rathbonc, j. a. Earla. w. J. ARM
strong,
District committee not named,
Chairman Of primary, W l.. pioOrd;
secretary Of primary, \, a. Robertson.
DISTRICT NO. 90,
pclegatca-C. a. Walquist H. J. Wal.
quiat. n. n. Johnson. r. iiolbtrE. W. o.
Wnlqulst, ID. A, Mclklr. y. e. Johnson
District Commiitee-E. W Taylor. g.
W. Morse a. NJ. Johnson, j.. n, Kelsln,
n. !. Walqulst,
Chairman OF primary n j. Walquist.
secretary OF primary. g. a. Walqulst
DISTRICT No. &C.
Delegates r. wengor r. INNS.
W. j. Lcakcr J, NJ BaNtor. h. q. Horn
n, COulan, i. G.. Loofhunrow
District ChulrWun-N, r, illlls
Chairman nj primary ID. II. Wcngeri
secretary of primary w. J. Lcukur.
DISTRICT No. a..
pacgatcs-H. H. Rcdmon. II. God
dnr1. william Schadc Louis Cnhn.
George brown. Avius d. Snow
Charles W Johnson.
District rommittoe-n r.. Redmon.
II. Goddard George Brown.
Chairman OF primary, % r. Redmon;
secretary NJ primary GcorFe brown
DISTRICT no Is.
DeleFatoa John z. Dooly. samuel
Paul Arthur D., Graham e.. ID. piehl.
r.. j. Jack, j, w, Cottle. w, NJ. shear
man. Alex Gemmill, n, 40. Cole.
District Committee, 70. Dlehl.
chairman Arthur n. Graham score
taryi Ralph Guthrie II. y. Cole, j. w.
Cottle.
Chairman OF primary, &C, b. Diehl;
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rourih Precinct

Dclegntca-R. Il. Anderson. A. /.
Thomas, james Hammond, n. l.. Tai.
bot. Angus Nicholson.
District commlttce-R. n. Anderson.
", IL. Latlmer Mra. n. X. Orioir. ~. II
Euerbcck, Mn. ON =. Pcytnn.
chairman Of primary, n. Il. Ander-
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Deicratcs--Ous johnson. Fred Morse.
Isom Campbell. Bruce Johnson. J. l.
Macginnis, T. J. Mctwen, Joseph
Sands. D. W. Savage.
District committee not named.
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Knudsen. Joseph Bailey, Mfa. ID. u.
Moore. Arthur y Conkiin. Mrs. l..
Lowison. n. 4. Egton. Alfred Peters.
T.. paulaon.
Dieufct Commlttee--GcorEc W. Gibba.
Alfred Peters.
Chairman OF primary. l.. I.ewlson.
SECRETARY u primary. George W. Gibbs.
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Dcierator--Honry y Heath, Max
seufort. ucorro Cottron. 3. y. Tucker.
District Committeo-H. y. Heath.
chairman George Cottrcll. secretary;
George A. Edgar George ID. Dean,
Oscar Kirkland.
Chairman Of primary. George Cot
Troll. secretary, l.. J. Jones.
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DOT, Angus Nicholson.
District committce-R n. Anderson.
* ~ L9tlmer, Mrs.. ~. y. driclr W. Il.
Eucfbcck, Mn. ON 4. pcyton.
son.
DISTRICT No. "a.
Dclegatca-E q. Wins. W. c. Spence.
Glen Miller, X. +. Burton, Jr.. Arthur
llruWn, Kenneth T.. Kerr, Altefuatcs-
Airs Arthur Brown. Mrs, Glen Miiior.
District commlttcc-W. g. Spence.
Mrs; Arthur brown. Il. r. burton, Il.
~; WINS George ~ Lawrence. Mrs.
Chairman Of primary. II. s. Camp
hoili secretary Of primary. y. O. WINS
DISTRICT NO 30.
Dclegatcs-H. w. Brown. Frank
HOFFMAN, y, -. Wicka, J. r.. Jonningu.
George w. Hriutz. NJ. a. R0mncy, Hnr-
vey Hardy Gcorg, J. Ross. Altefnatca
y. g. Black. n. n. Wells.
District committee. y. Jennings.
Chairman OF primary. J. L. Jennings.
secretary of primary. H. u. Wicka.
DISTRICT No. 40.
Dclegntes-F. II. Hines. Arthur Pratt.
T. y. Harper l.. NJ. Earl. Ernest Fow-
Tor, James Chapman. Charles j. iIig-
son, John T. ANtun, Miss Susie Harper.
District commlttcN-Arthur Pratt,
John n. AXton. Lieut. Frank Hines. Err
nest Fowler. Miss susie Harper.
Chairman NJ primary, Arthur prnt:
secretary OF primary. L. NJ. Earl.
DISTRICT NO. a.
Dolegatcs-T. W. whitley, Joseph
Llppmun, 4. W. Morrison, Il. 4. Mulhal-
land, Richard Wright. J. ". Dnrmcr.
Alturuntea-il 8, Monru, Robert 81.
porchor.
District committeo-'r. a. Afulhollnnd.
T. W. Morrison. J. T.. Darmer.
Chairman Of primary. r. a. Mulhol-
land; secretary. J. T.. Dnrmer.
DISTRICT no. q.
DolcEutcs-J. NJ. Hopfcnbnck. J. A.
lioughtuu. q, W, Meyer. !, \, lllHhnm
II. H. Tut. A. 3. Higham, G. Orlob Al
tcrnntcH-H. =. Jofrphs, -. " Hcmphlll
District cummittco-G w. Meyer
chairman; J. A. Houghton, II. :. Jo-
scphs.
Chairman % primary. J. a. iIough-
ton; secretary, j. NJ. Hopfenbock.
DISTRICT NO. a.
Delegates Fred Hale. ]. =. Lynch
W. Il. Hutchiaon, W, II, Tibbals, a
Richter, W, n Lyons, y. q, RognOn, L.
II. Smith. Allernatcs-A. II, Peabody
l.. H. curtis, ], 4, pcNullvy.
District committee II, j. bogEott
W 10. Hutchinson, George brewster.
Chairman OF primary, W, H. tutchl-
son, secretary OF primary, \. u, KIM
ball.
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Delegates-E. H. Cnllistcr J.. u. EI-
dredge Jrs George llnybpuld u ~.
Weller, j. II. prrrcp, Horace A. Heath.
g. ~ johnson, II. A.. NlckorHou
District Committee, a.. EldrrdFe.
Jr., chairman; l., a, Angel, secretary.
H. II. Callistrr, II. A. Heath, j. ~
Weller.
Chairman Of primary, y. II, Callistor;
secretary, =, H. Johnson.
DISTRICT NO. 70.
pelegntea--J. @, Lynch. n. Kidd, j.
u. COutenay John McNeill, a. H..
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Dclenltca l.. J.. Wood Charles VAL
loniine. J A. Hoias J. j. Corum.
District Committee. n. Thomas
Chairman ~ primary. l.. ]. Wool
secretary, William Anderson.
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DISTRICT so %.
pclcnteH=A y, ". Furuon, n. q.
Palmer, James NJ. Campbell. r. NJ.
Matthews, james D. Smith, A. u.
Lewis
Farrell,
Chairman M primary james NJ
Campbell; secretary on primary claude
GIVE.
DISTRICT No, Is.
DELEGATES. ~. f,enver. Stanley
Price. Andrew IenHon. Elias g. Wood
run, Samuel spry, W, J. Boate
District pnmlttee--stunley Price,
Jonathan Rae, Bertha Jensen.
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Dciceatos-H. V. Van pelt w r..
0icay. W. a. Lee, L. n. Murdoch w.
J. Moore. H. NJ. Timer Altornates-s
Willinms, y. -. iiaakns. a. j. Paul r.
u. CLARK. Mlas Sue CLARK. Mri. William
Groeabeck,
District Commlttoc-H V. Van polt.
w. a. Lee. Mru William uroeahook. w.
\. Giesy, W. D. Moore. y. ST. ulmcr.
Mrs II. J. HauXhurt.
Chairman Of primary ~. =. ilarrinn.
ton. sccfctnry Of primary. Mr. Lnchlan.
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Dclcgates-w. n. Martin. n. u. Cor
ser. Thomas Condie, a. 4. Rrlaer, Alex
Watson ST.. James Anderson. II, y.
iluttle.
District Commlttoc-W n, Martin. ".
u. Corset. Thomas Condie.
Chairman u primary, W. y. Martin;
secretary, n. u. CorHer.
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Dclegntos--A g. Gcddes. a. =. Kca-
ler 49, r. Grant. Harry Robbins. Alvin
Smith. Altornatca-il D. r. Taylor
j ioph Nelson
District Cummittec-A g. Gcddcs
Harry Robbins. A. n. Kcaicr.
Chairman n primary a. 8. Ocddca3
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George a. Smith. chairman Of rri-
mary Mn. Belle white. sccrctnry.
................ -. a..
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Joseph Burns. n. W. Arm
strong, g. y. Holman. Robort L,uudlns
ihlncaa l.. Squir,H.
district committee Robert I.uuliua.
7, w. Armstrong Joseph uurna.
Chairman % primary. phlnona L.
sslgltcsi secretary Of primary. G. ~
Holman.
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Dciegata-A. l. Hhmlin. a. V. Tay
Tor. ID. y. sinup. W. ~. Furnsw0rth
=. J. stanford. J. n. Wiacomb. J. ~
Coz. J. n. Thorne. a. s. Martin. Al
tcrnates-H. J. Jensen, Nirs. g. s. Mar
tin w W. Wiscomh.
District Committcc-A. l.. Hnmlln
W. II. Farnaworth. J. y. Cox.
Chairman OF primary, W. ~. Farms
worth secretary OF primary. A. l.
HnmlIn.
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DclcEates--J. ~. Breczo. A. II. Par.
aona y. johnson. Mw. l.. Wilkinson.
J. Aorcneon. William Cr0mc. Alter
nates-Mark Stanley. J. SeaEvrr
bietrict c0mmlttec-A.H.P uulona J..
NJ. Breeze. Mrs. l. Wilkinson.
Chairman Of primary. u. ID. Black
mar. secretary W. II. wilkinson.
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DclegatoH-.M H. Walker George
Muliett. a. W. Raybould. u. -, White
more, Sam iAchtenutcin, W. 4. Apple
by. Andrew Campbell W. NJ owen.
stein, w. Va. Apploby. H. n. White
more.
Chairman % primary, William Il.
Applcby; secretary W. N. owen.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-02-28
TO-DAY'S TEaGGRAPHlC NEWS
Foreign News.

FERRoL, Feb. 2S.-The Spanish cruz
ser Meteoro, formerly the steamship
Furst Bismarck, sprang leak and sunk
in the harbor today. The Meteoro was
purchased ny Spain as an auxiliary
cruiser just before the war.
BERLIN, Feb. 2S-The government
at Washington has sent 6 communities
ton to Berlin to the effect that Chief
Justice Chambers will not remain much
longer az Samoa.
PARIS, Feb. 2S.-The Paris news
onpers declare thai the papers seized
by tine police prove the existence of an
Orleanist conspiracy. They ale re that
certain foreign sovereigns found the
finds to aid the plot which was to be
carried out by general on the active
list, but that derouledes precipita tie &C.
ton spoiled eve, ything.
IoND ~, Feb 2S.-In the House of Com
mons today Lord George Hamilton, Secretary
OF State or India. declared the report OF
tho desth of the Amer of Afghanistan abso-
lutely untrue,
ROME Feb. 2S.-A report is current here
that The Pope has been taken suddenly i'll
and the usual audiences 1T the Vatican have
been suspended.
Archbishop Keano has sent letter to the
Pope wholly accepting the ponatl's declara.
tons on AmeEicanism.
PAEIs, Feb. 2S.-M. Constsns French Am
bassador 10 1urKey, arrived here this morn
ing. He will probably succeed NJ Loubot as
President of the Senate.
1t il rumored that N. Decasse. Minst or Of
Foreign bfa.rs has Determined TO accord
satisfaction 20 england in respect to the Mad
lg-scar tariff aud that General Galien i. the
French Governor General of Madag 4scar
will probably be recalled
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-02-28

PARIS, Feb. 2S.-Much uneasi',ess is
felt here over the coming visit of Queen
Victoria to the south of France. While
ne government will exhaust every eli
fort to extend due courtesy AMI 'orotec
ion to her Majesty, it is fearel that the
anti English feeling may lead 10 out
RACES which the authorities would be
power!ess to prevent. L'AuLorite to
lay Says: The Queens journey will
be made at moment when the rela
ions between France and England are
ne most strained since 1915. She comes
almost on the morrow of the brutal
ultimatum regarding Fashocia aud the
British aggressioos at Madagascar and
Shanghai. Her presence at this time is
full of peril a. the slightest incident,
may lead to disastrous events. The
situation is similar TO that in which the
United States battleship Maine went to
Havana, and the government should
take every precaution to prevent out
RACES"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-02-28
THE CANAL BILL.

1t now appears 10 be safe to pre-
dict the failure of the passage of any
effective canal legislation at this ses-
sion.
The river and harbor bill, with the
canal rider, is safe in the hands of the
river and harbor committee, and Mr..
Burton. the chairman OF the committee,
will prefer to see the bill fail atogetn-
er rather than have it pass with the
canal amendment. This determine
ton has been communicated to the
Senate committee, and. if the Senators
want d river and harbor bill, they must
pledge themselves TO consent in adj
vance to the abandonment of the canal
amendment. The indications are,
however, that Mr.. Burton will take no
chances, and il any river and harbor
oil ever emerges from the committs c,
it will be new bill, drawn very close
liz on the lines OF the old bill as amend
ed in the Senate, but without the canal
rider.
This bill may be brought forward
later in the week, whipped through the
House under susI ension OF the rules,
and then sent to the Senate so late that
there will remain only time enough for
that body to accept it or reject it with
out change, thus saddling the response
biity for the failure OF the bill on the
Senate.
The river and harbor committee held
an extended secret session yesterday.
Chairman Burton stated after the
meeting that the sentiment of the com
mittee opposed the Senate Nicaragua
Canal amendment and favored govern
ment investigation of both the Panama
and Nicaragua routes. He introduced
resolutions for investigation by board
of seven engineers, of routes, costs,
etc, and for acquiring by the President
of ri ght OF way and for an appropriation
of 81, 900, 000 for surveys, etc. Express
provision is made that ''in no case shall
any obligation be incurred or money
paid to any company or individual"
for rights, etc. This will be proposed
as substitute for the Senate Nicara-
qua Canal amendment.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-02-28
THE OLD VIRGINIA WARRANTS

The Senate spent several hours yes
terday evening in the consideration OF
the sundry civil bill and had adopted
all the committee amendments, ex-
cepting those relating to the District OF
Columbia, when an adjournment was
taken. The bill was then laid aside,
to be taken up again today.
The following additional amendment
to the bill, offered by the committee on
appropriations, was agreed to:
The owners or holders of all out
standing military land warrants or
parts of such warrants as allowed, is.
sued by the State of Virginia for mill
tary services performed by the officers
and soldiers, seamen or marines of the
Virginia State and continental lines in
the army or navy of the revolution are
hereby notified and required to present
and surrender them TO the Secretary
of the Interior within twelve months
from the passage of this act for his ac-
ton under the provisions of the act
entitled IAN act making further pro.
visions for the satisfaction of Virginia
land warrants" approved August 81,
1852. And all such warrants or parts
of warrants not so presented and sur
rendered to the Secretary OF the In
terror shall be forever barred and in-
valid.