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The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1899-03-17
Senate alter some opposition By Senator

Senate after some opposition by Senator
w. M. johnson.
The Hudson County Senator was par
ticnlarly belligerent Yesterday over the
recommitment of bill and it was no
easy matter to keep him in line, in fact
the sergeant-at arms was directed to
enforce order and he at once took his
position at Mr. McDermotts side. But
the Morris Senator was in everyway
his equal and he eventually come out
master of the situation. after one of the
hottest parliamentary contest that has
occurred on the floor in years.
The five per cent interest bill caused
breezy discussion in the Senate yester-
day. 1t was opposed by Senator
Stokes, who offered an amendment
to make the rate four per cent. The
amendment was lost, many of the
Senators fearing that it's effect would be
to kill the measure. The bill was then
advanced to third reading AS it has
passed the House it will undoubtedly
reach the Governor.
The bi-weekly pay bill was among the
measures signed by the Governor.
The Governor signed Senate bill No.
"a, providing for the appropriation an
nually from the public treasury of GER
tain sum of money to be apportioned
among the several public school districts
throughout the State This is the Stokes
bill, and its purpose is to reduce the per
capita school tax.
A special committee has been appoint
ed in the House to consult with the
attorney general as to the advisability of
legislation to combat the rumored coal
com bine, in line with the resolution
adopted last week
Among the Senate measures that have
passed the House are No. III, appro-
priating $25, 900 for furnishing the Vine
land Home for Soldiers and their wives;
No. 1859, authorizing Camden county to
spend 100000 for enlarging its asylum
buildings; No. III, providing for two
election challengers for each party at
polling places; No. 81, permitting one
municipality to furnish a water supply
to another municipality.
The impression prevails that by
hard work an adjournment sine die will
be made late next week. The weeks
session closed late YESTERDAY afternoon.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1899-03-17
GAINS.

ne election returns from Morris,
|gen, Camden. Cape May, Union and
a'cer Counties and elsewhere through
the State show increased Repub-
h gains.
Fith more workmen employed at
per wages than at any time since
Z. and larger production and con-
option at home, any other result
hld be surprising.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1899-03-17
MorrIatown pehaters won.

In the debate 'Shall We Keep the
Philippines" at Association Hall, last
Friday evening, the Quinique club re-
ceiv-d the decision over the Centenary
Institute of Hackettstown The victors
had the negative side and were eloquent
in their pleading, as to why the distant
islands should not be acquired by the
United States. The Morristown debat-
ers were Joseph B. Lukeman. j. Claude
Armstrong and S. l.. Freeman. A
lunch was served the participants after
the debate.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1899-03-17
Husband ana wife m ona Co.,

Binghamton, N Y, March 17.-Duana
Pollock, a farmer, died Wednesday
morning in his buggy atUnadilla, where
ne nad driven to do some trading. Heart
uisease was the cause. His wife was at
nome ana SO dangerously i'll that she
was not told of her husbands death.
yesterday morning she died. They viii
be buried in one grave.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1899-03-17
NOT ExTRAvAGANT.

nd now the wall is rising from
locratice sources that the Congress,
adjourned, was extravagant- that
Ipropriated for the two years of its
|ence the vast sum of 81 $3.50, 800, ole.
ID. some years ago, the sum of
q, 000, 900 was reached, the cam
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1899-03-17

poftant matter and a systematic
" economical permanent improve
|Ihould be worked out by the Board
beholders. Hdckettsto,On Gazette.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1899-03-17
OUR NEW ARMY.

Bident Mckinley having approved
Jams for the reorganization of
r army of 60, 900 men, the scheme
! carried into effect at once. The
sisVof company, troop and battery
ganization, the number of men allotted
the infantry, cavalry and artillery
d the staff departments, and the total
listed strength that will be necessary
Ne regiments Under the plan pro-
een arranged under the
e Adjutant General Corbin.
ent rate of enlistment,
!, * as bedented in the history of
by, the additional $4,000
by law will soon be
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1899-03-17
REPAIRS"

ties $3.50, 900 this
building. This
ing the counties as
the Warren Board
70 appoint a special
b this matter with
Pate aid in improv-
y this county. The
in this county every
road repairs would
on the total cost of
highways and leave
Id in hand. Warren
= rot of the State in
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1899-03-17
WEATHER INDICATIONS.

Fair to-night Saturday, increasing
cloudiness; probable rain Sunday night.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1899-03-17

THE Quay lieutenants are giving out
all sorts of fake dispatches an whist
ling like Worcester just to keep up the
courage of their dissolving forces. If
the opposition would unite on John
Wanamaker, the people of the Keystone
State would have an honest and capable
representative in the Senate quite an
innovation, but sensible one.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1899-03-17
Special
Lines

To which your attention
is called this week. Only
satisfactory goods can be
counted cheap.
READ AND ACT AT
ONCE.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1899-03-17
SARIFF TIMES.

b in Portland (Me.)
8 Re Bath Iron Works in
rs on its books calling
4 & { 5| 1a larter million dollars
that the company is
lively summer.
Pemployed will be in
asst 200, that number
4 ust to take care of the
| the company has al
d, and the number of
much larger if several
are in prospective are
He'd plant of the Hyde
KS, with a force of 175
< N wded with work.
Dingley tariff times, and
lore work. more workmen,
Us, a greater volume of pro-
|;tion and an increased consumption
american products.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1899-03-17
AN AMERICAN PRESIDENT.

The latter half of President McKin-
ley's term will but emphasize the teach
ing of the first half, that in statesman
ship, diplomacy, patriotism and exec
utive ability he is worthy the great trust
the American people have reposed in
him. He represents Americanism. In
that the people support him. in that will
they indorse him, partisan opposition to
the contrary Notwithstanding Chicago
Tribune.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1899-03-17
TOWNSHIP ELECTION.

the Democrats
/ of Freebooter
zee of the ticket
lre unavailing,
'llation of the
|e unstinted use
|ent voters. it is
to again place
'nship affairs in
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1899-03-17

|stion and an increased consumption
american products.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-30

Nearly everybody you meet Will regard
It as kind of insult to he asked II they
have weak lungs. All seem TO have a solid
faith In the soundnoss of their own breath
ing machine. In cases of trouble they viii
admit there is heavy cold "a touch
OF bronchitis" or even "a spell OF asth.
ma" but as to weak or unsound lungs.
never NEVER, Even the poor consump-
tive. who scarcely speaks without cough
ing, whose checks are wasted, hollow and
bear the hectic flush of doom. Will assure
you with glistening eyes that his cold is
on the mend and he will be all right when
the weather changes.
II Is simply terrible to think how far we
may be guilty by our Indifference to the
lung troubles of those near and dear to us,
It is also a sad thought that we may hug
a deluslon as to our own health, that we
only get rid OF when life itself must pay
the forfeit
Nobody can afford to think lightly OF
lung troubles. Nobody can afford to be
mistaken about their possible dangors
Nobody can AFFORD to neglect them, or ''let
them wear out, or get better IN tho
spring" or any other tomfoolery That
leads only to wreck and ruin Lung trout
hles don't move backward Wcak lungs
don't grow strong by themselves you
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for the construction placed upon It 1y tie
attorney general II Arkansas" aul Mr..
Greer was serious, as II he meant every
word of what he was saying. lie UNDER
took to make the act extra territorial, that
Is, TO center upon the courts OF Arkansas
the authority to Punish trusts for acts
CO mmitted in another State. It is that
feature that has caused all the talk in
Texas,
THE State of Texas has very good
anti thrust law on ats statute books now
which reaches great many trusts that
the Arkansas act does not touch, But
judging from the discussion and the vote
In the senate yesterday | am led 90 he
lieve that the bill will most likely pass in
some shape"
Senator Greer WAS asked how soon the
legislature Is likely 10 quit and go home.
1--WE should adjourn in about two weeks. -
said he. The appropriations bill is ex-
pected TO pass the house Monday. and as
soon as It comes over the senate bill Will
be substituted for il, and then the matter
will so TO free conference committee.
When the appropriations bin Is passed
there is no other legislation that viii keep
the members In session very long"
MIR Greer lett here this afternoon for
Beaumont, and Will return to Austin by
Tuesday,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-30
THE RACES.
Memphis Meet Closes After n Success
fu1 Rum

Memphis. April 2a--The Memphis Jockey
clubs annual spring meeting ended when Pa
troon poked its nose under the wire in the
sixth event at MONTGOMERY park today. The
meeting has been one of the most successful
in tho clubs history. Never before has such
continuously perfect weather been atforde1
and as result the attendance has been OF
the record breaking kind.
The Peabody handicap at a mile and an
eighth the banner race on today's card
Dunois was scratched and six horses faced
the starter. Crockett tho favorie got away
first, and with Peat. made all the running.
winning handily by a length from Basquil,
who came strong at the finish Peat was
third, Crockett was the only winning favorite
and the booSies recovered portion of their
losing In the early part OF the week The
weather was cloudy and warm; track fast.
Summarizes
SIX furlongs-Trcopia. Idle Hour, Ben Frost.
Time. 1:16b
-Four furlonRs-May Dine. Atlantic. Fleetine
Moments Time. :5lM.
Mile and a sixteenth. sellinG-Mss Patron.
Our Nellie Jimp Time. I:51
Mile and an eighth, Peabody handicap
Crockett Bas1uil Peat. Time 15j.
Six furlonge. sellnE-Galatheo Lennep. Lib
tie Jack Homer Time. l:ij%
Mile, selIing-Patr0on. Traveller, Colonel
Frank Waters Time. l;45A.
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ISLAND CITY NEWSITEMS
Negro Troopers Ready for Embarkation to
Cuba.
THEY WILL Be GIVEN A RECEPTION TODAY
One of the Men Who Has Helped
Develop TeNns--Scnator Greer
Interviewed.

Galveston, Texas, April 29.--Twelve pas
senger coaches, including sleeping cars for
the officers, followed by long line of
freight cars, perhaps forty In all. consti-
tuted The first section of the Tenth United
States cavalry that arrived here early this
morning from Fort Sam Houston at San
Antonio. The second section, consisting
CT an equal number of cars and men and
horses, arrived about Q o'clock. The whole
lot Of cars were switched into The yard
at pier So and the work of unloading soon
began.
The Tenth United States cavalry is com
posed of colored troopers and the regi-
mont is now under orders to proceed to
Santiago de Cuba for guard duty.
Lieutenant Ferguson, acting quarter
master here, lad all arrangements made
for tho landing of the troops
member Of the Citizens Colored club
Ntich has been arranging 10 gGpc the
soldiers banquet, called on Colonel Whit
side this morning to inquire how long
they would be here The colonel did moi
know, but he said In reply that as soor
as the transport arrives his Ten will no
have time TO be hanquotsd or TO indulge
in any other sort OF recreation. The Citi-
zens' club had arranged for the banquet
to be served at Harmony hail Colonel
Whitsidc would not allow this, for the
reason that he could not permit all the
men to go down town al once. He made
the suggestion that the banquet be served
in the east end Of the wharf shed at plei
81, and this will be done, perhaps some
time tomorrow.
Late this afternoon the United states
transport Logan.which Is coming from Sd
vannah to carry the soldiers to Cuba, had
not showed up. 1t evidently has encoun'
tered some rough weather, as she was due
TO arrive early this morning.
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must heal them and strengthen them.
and rid them Of tho very earliest germs Of
disease, or you are simply committing
form OF suicide, Either you must cure
your lung troubles or THEY WILL KllL
YOU That's the whole situation In
nutshell.
Never WAS there euro for lung troubles
equal to the newly discovered DR. Slocum
treatment This forms system of Four
Remedies that are used simultaneously
ana supplement- each others curative ac-
ton II cures weak lungs, bronchitis.
asthma, coughs. consumption and every
other aimcnt of the pulmonary region, II
destroys every germ that can affect the
respiratory system. and oven In advanced
stages Of lung trouble positively arrests
the tubercular growth while II also builds
abled to throw or gcrofula rheumatism.
catarrh and other wasting diseases.
Thousands OF cured cases already prove
these claims. Thousands of grateful reo-
pie bless the discovery
Tho Doctor wants everybody 10 know tho
surprising merits OF his system, tie has
arranged 10 give q free treatment Gour
preparations) to all sufferers. Full in
structlons for use accompany each treat
ment
WRITE TO THE DOCTOR
Write al once TO Or T. A. slocum Labo-
ratores. DC and 9S Pine street, New York
city, giving fun express and postofiice
address. and mention reading this In Ths
Houston Post
Delay only makes your trouble worse.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-30
Mig crowd at Ncypor,.

Cincinnati Ohio, April 2o.-The crowd at
Newport today was ono Of the largest in the
history of the Queen City Jockey club, Re-
suits:
Mile. selling-L W. vanessa. Jack Mar
tin Time. AS.
-Four and a half furlongs-B down, High
Mile and sixteenth. handicap-Rafaello,
Gold Fox FLOP Time 147.
Six furlongs-Horace Bertha Nell. Kenmore
Queen. Time. l:13ls.
Mile and fifty rds-Prosecutor. Trarby,
Etholin. Time. 1854
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Iouisinnn ". G. II. q.

Crowley, La, April 29.-The Louisiana
state convention OF the Women's Christian
TEMPERANCE Union has been in session
here the past two days, with MRS, mary
Road Goodale. president, presiding.
Much good work for the temperance
cause has been accomplished, and reports
from all the district presidents show z
steady increase of membership throughout
the State. =.
Election Of officers today resulted IN
the recollection of old officers as follows
President. Mrs Mary r. Goodale OF ba-
inn Rouge; vice president, Mrs. Mary II.
Crouch OF New Orleans; corresponding
secretary. Mrs Alice NJ. Fable of New Or
leans: recording secretary. Mrs. Emma a
Write of Delhi; treasurer, Mrs. Lilly r.
Blanks OF Columbia. La.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-30
-, .. San Antonio 1S.

IN rame OF the series between
"a san Antonio was won by the
! League Park Yesterday afternoon.
~, Saturday afternoon crowd wit
H,ustcp,s defeat. The game yes
Z, uot as even. nor as pretty. a con-
- seen on the preceding day. the
~, a 10 s. ICY" Mulkey started
IA ,or the Buffaloes. but Cy's arm
rood condition and he retired at
!, ne frst inning in favor OF Muir
4. yuungster from Galveston did not
4. IN the best OF form either. being
,.,tics In the pitchers box. and the
nam the Alamo City knocked out
~. hits. Murray did not have very
,.,nl diving seven men bases on balls.
b d this had state of affairs. Murray
I. ,lyer proper support by the team. the
M making six errors during the game.
I'm. a San Antonio boy, was In the
IA. visitors. and he was in good form
4 nd was given good support by his
suers. only two errors being charged
!. Winning side. Houston lost because
lsouIo made more runs, hit the ball
! md oftener. had fewer errors, and
I, much better game ell around than
|Erunsnts.
antonio was strengthened by the ad-
4 Mullaney and considerable improve
- noted in the playiug of the whols
/ N nj who had seen Fridays game.
Ss,rs, who was the first man up for
N, was given a free pass to first base
|iI and stole second and third in rapid
kbp, With no one out everyone ex-
Houston would do some scoring from
|rfy start. but their hopes were shat
A DavkIns. McDivitt and Hurlbert
ut one right after the other. The Buff
4 vent out in one-two-three order in the
lvo Innings but succeeded In havine
M cross the plate In the third, three in
nth and three In the eighth, making
10 al. San Antonio made one run IN
hi inning and four more In the second
lone error. three bases on balls and three
us. The visitors also got two tallies In
turh. Ave In the seventh and three in
trhth.
zane Yesterday was neither interest
N exciting aud the only plays made de-
u Of special mention were the tive
! plays Of Stephens. Dawkins and Dunn
be third inning Palmer. while attempt
!; run from second to third. happened tC
Us loot In bad position. suffering a"
!. to the small muscle below the knee
\ was forced to leave the game. TIT
vas a painful one. but DR.. S. II. Hill
10 examined the leg. stated that it wa
armament and that Palmer would b'
b play today. Santleben took Palmer
II third base. lsaacs was switched from
ted TO left field and Hodge went from
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-30
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

At the fremont NJ. Luna and wife, Fort
Sam Houston, Mrs. Thomson and son, u.
s A.: J l.. CLARK and wife, New York;
Mrs. r. A. Roberts. L, S, A.; L. Welding,
san Antonio; II W. Briggs Boston Mass;
]. r. Wilson. New York J A, Flanagan,
New York: William h. Wilson and wife.
Newark n. J. Mrs. and Miss Hines, Geo.
4. Kraut, II. G. Stern, Henry iIciseimann,
New York; Joseph w, Robinson Phtlad'l-
phia: R. K Hoyt, New York; J. G. llar-
bard L. S. A.. j. l.. Fowler, S, =. Rork-
enback. Z ). A.; George F. Tyrrell Tenth
cavalry; George r. Moore, Om1ha; g. Car
lander. New Orleans e, A. Munccy. san
Antonio; j. p. Bremen and wife scott
dale. Pa, r. w Dillingham;, New YORK;
Gordon Boone, Navas1ta; Charles y iiur-
ley and wife, Bentonville, Ill; w, Il. Pope
and wife. Beaumont; j. s. Dallam, Palos-
tine; c. r. Sander. Dallas; c. NJ Heuning'
ST. Louis A f. Brigance Neyasota; l.. D.
Mcmahon, Chicago; Joseph Henry, Dallas
j. Wolfenstein and wife. New York; James
NJ. sullenden, Philadelphia G. II. Harper
Houston; l.. A. Whatey, Midway. w. 70
Johnson. New Orleans; G. r, Angel city,
j. NJ Mcdonald. Cincinnati NJ D. rug
giles, p. e. Dove. New York.
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~ sal benefit Of the Turkish bath
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fialv len say that the bath Is SO won
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-30
Results Mt Aque.Iuct.

New York, April 29,-The chief event on
today's card at Anueduct was the Rockaway
stakes at six furongs. in which Gaze was
pronounced favorite Gaze shot out ihto
the lead and was never headed winning very
easy Summarize - r.
About seven furlonss-Ggrfeat Lana Ut
Parker Roysterer Time :25 20.
-Four ana a half furones-Lottie sheyl'le'
Aibonita. Be So. Time. 81. r.
Mile and a sixteenth-Dan Rice NJ Ffesco'
Kilkwood. Time l:ii ,,,.,
Rnrtawav stakes six furlonEs. selling
Gaze. Tallahassee Duke of MiddleburE' Time.
I1;H. ,, shor.hor Que n
Anne Big Gun. Time l;02. - n.
seven furiones. selling Harry Reed Or
deal Leando. Time. l;25 80
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THE NATIONAL LEAGUE.


Pittsbprg, April 2s.-Pittsburg met It's see
QUO defeat at the hands of ST. LOUIS aiter d
hard fought battle. Williams tumble IN the
fourth and Bowermans Wild throw m tne
eighth contributsd largely to the Visi'ors TWO
RUS. II II Il
pi,tshnra .... 900 900 100 ! I
81 Louis .............0 900 400 Old
Hoffer and Bowerman; Jones ana Srisei'
Baltimore. April 29.--Today's game was
pitchers contest and the oriole twirler had an
the better of the argument. The champions
we're on their mettle and the Baltimoreahs
were full of ginger. :, :, /,
Score ~ :,
Baltimore ................0 900 200 Ol,-
Roston 900 100 600 y
MCGinnity and Robinson, Willis ana Clhrh'
New York. April 29--The Phlladelphiss won
ted, US game through good hitting CarricN'
excepting in the last three innings. was Al AZ
cssy mark The locals folded well and an el-
fcotive pitcher would have won the game, n
Score
New York .,.....s.-..... coo 20 lVl- -
l'niiadelphia ...... 80, H2 coz nuu-- !"
Carrick and Grady Plat and Dousiast
Chicago. April ss---1'he Reds gave the Or
plans their second shut-out Of the season II
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rrpNrrrHE FACTORY.
Company Has Been Formed an"
the stool. Subscribed.

Houston is to hsye q furniture factory
A company has been formed and the stocR
subscribed. The promoters of the new en-
terprse are men OF capital and high Dnsl'
ness capacity and will make the factory
one of the largest In the South. JUST al
present they do not desire to give on
the names of the promoters or other de-
tails, but there is no grounds for doubt
as to 1t being a 20 and the next week OF
ten days will develop the plans of the
gentlemen who have 1t in hand.
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE.

New Orleans. April 29.-New Orleans and
Mobile played another close game today, but
this time New Orleans had shade the best
of il all around and won out though Mobile
made a Garrison finish Sheriff. pitched the
best game. though wild at times. Cook made
a home run.
Score r II 4,
Naw Orleans ....,...... 800 $50 600 6 IL /
Mobile ...................1 01 600 OIL 4 &
Sheriff. and Byers; Armstrong and Badger.
Shreveport, April 29-Shreveport outfelded
ana outbatted Montgomery and won the sec
ond game.
Score II E
Shreveport ..............03I O3f 023-.l3 Is 4
Montgomery .............2t0 100 300 8 If
Blackburn and Rollins; Maloney and Morris.