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TO-DAY'S ENTRIES.

The entries for to-day's races at 1ngle-
side and Morris Park as posted by the To-
cal pool rooms, are as follows:
Ingleside.
First race, five furlongs, selling, 2-year-
olds-Flamora, 107; Jennie Riley. 105; My
Bet, b f. imp. Tomblor. 105: Champion
Rose, Sam Dannenbaum, La Roma. 105
Second race, Futurity course, selling
Defender. Aingmaster. Judge Stouffer,
Cavalio, Bernardillo, Ricardo. Montillade.
11O: Lost Girl, Flora Hawk. Eta H., Feb
ruary. 1OS: Amasa. 107; Recreation, For
mella, 105.
Third race. seven furlongs. selling-Ho-
henzollern, ia; Sly. 113; Roadrunner, Eli
dad, Horatio, 112; Flacon, Pongo. 10; Ben
Amelia, Inverary H., Personne Wyoming,
1903; Imperious. Castake. Socialist. Hardly,
Opponent, 107; Mocorito, 105
Fourth race seven furlongs, selling
Festoso, Limewater, The Fretter. 1l2: Gold
Fin. Rey Hooker, Casdale Whaleback,
Faversham, 10; Yaruba, Jennie Reid, 109;
Watossa. Peter Weber, Flamula. Oraibee,
Kootenai. Juva, General Dalton, 107; Vine
tore. 105
Fifth race, Futurity course. selling
Henry c.. P. A. Finnegan. Paul Kruger,
Melvin Burnham. 110; Una Colorado,
Lomo, Melkarth, Bueno, Petrarch, None
Such, 107 Silver State, Novia, 105
Sixth race, mile and a quarter. handicap
Dare H., Sardonic, 1902; DR.. Bernays. 100:
Major Hooker, 9S; Einstein. Oscuro. So:
I4edaea, Durward, Myron, Brown Prince,
Weather clear; track fast.
Morris Park.
First race. handicap, Eclipse course
Warrenton, 1926; Kingdom, 125; Cezaran,
Jeannot lis: Maid of Erin, 116: LA.ou-
ette, ia; Nautch Girl. Blarneystone. Han
well, 1l3; l<lepper, 10S; Sir christopher, 10G.
maid of Erin and Nautch Girl Keene EN-
try)
Second race, selling, 2-year-olds, last
four furlongs Eclipse course--Cariboo, Nc
Meekin. 10S; Magic Light, LOG; Allowance,
104; Mrs c., 103; Dear Heart, 100; Mahara-
jah, Midmento Yoloca, Urchin. 80; Iris
tan Belle, 9S; Matte Bazar Jamaica, Dec
imal. Fleeting Moment. Lottie Shevile, 96.
Third race, the Bouquet stakes, 2-year-
olds. selling, last three furlongs Eclipse
-Misericordia. 112; Prcstidgitator
Rubellite, 104: Prince of Melbourn, 1903;
Kitchener. Mrs. c.. West Baden Mis-
chievous. 1902: Maribert, DIR. Riddle. Pres
tige, 81: Tristan Belle. 90; Fluke, "a; Petru-
chic, 107. tMisericordia and Prestidgita-
tor Morris entry; Mschievous and Mari
bert Fleischmann entry).
Fourth race, 3-year-olds and upwards
last seven furlongs Withers mile
Nautch Girl Maid or Erin, Bardella. 113:
Caoutchouc, 10S; Prosac, 9S; Sky Scraper,
Rose Olee 49, (Nautch Girl and Maid of
Erin Keene entry).
Fifth race, selling. Wthers' mile
Knight of the Garter. 113: Egbart, 107:
Walhurst, 106; Sweet Caporal, 1O4; Holden,
99 Bette Gray SO: Miss Patron, 81; Isling-
ton. 81; Holland Tyreshona, s..
Sixth race, St. Nicholas hurdle. mile
and half, over six hurdles-Waltzer
Moslem, Challenger. le1: Brandywine Au-
relian, 15S: Cock Robin, 147; Komuraki, l42
(Waltzer and Moslem Chamblet's entry).
Weather clear; track fast
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Forever Devils Auction"

The usual high class vaudeville COM
pany gives to constitute an entire ev
ening's performance eight turns or
specialties The Forever Devils Auc-
ton" which comes to the Margaret on
the 18th. offers Ben r. Grinnell, the
clever comedian: Sadie Stevens, the
phenomenal contralto; Mayme Mayo
singing and dancing soubrette; Ella
Gardiner, clever vocalist; Brother
Phantos, European aerial grotesques;
Colby and Dewitt, comedy acrobats
and balancers; Alexander Decca, COM
edy cyclist; and the Lorello Duo, pan
tominic eccentrics. In all. eight vaude-
Vile "turns''-Or an entire vaudeville
performance, besides its magnificent
scenic and costume production. ballets,
premiers, dramatic cast, special feat
ures and wealth of other attractions
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John l., Sullivan.

AS change from the usual run of
attractions booked at the Margaret the
ater. Manager Collins has secured for
tomorrow evening the John L. Sulli-
van Comedy company, which is headed
by no less a favorite than the peoples
champion himself. The company has
become one of the standard attrac ctions
for the past several years; but although
the big fellow has appeared with some
big organizations it has only been with
in the past two years that he has head
ed his own company, his previous
travelling having been as a special fea-
ture with some dramatic show. 1t can
be truthfully said that since his debut
as his own manager Mr.. Sullivan has
surrounded himself with the best per-
formers in the vaudeville line. This
season he has an entirely new company
The programme is also new and up tC
date opening with a musical burletta
entitled "A Trip Across the Ocean,.
which is a comedy brimming over with
fun, catchy music and ridiculously
funny situations.
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Lord Bacon wrote: There be three
things which make a nation great and
prosperous-a fertile soil, busy work
shops and easy conveyance for men
and goods from place to place" Amer
lean greatness and prosperity have
gone hand in hand with it's railway de-
velopment Such unparalleled service,
for example. as is furnished by the
Milwaukee line, with it's celebrated
Pioneer Limited trains between St.
Paul Minneapolis, Milwaukee and Chi
cago, has made the transportation fa-
cilIties of our country the wonder of the
world.
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DEATH OF J. HARRINGTON.
1t Is the Result of Injuries Received in a
Enotba1l Game at MisSoula.

John Harrington, aged 25 years a
well known young man of this city.
died yesterday from the effects of an
abscess of the liver. He was injured
last fail in a football game in Missoula
and never quite recovered from the eff
fects of it. and his death is attributed
to this injury. John Harrington was
born in Michigan and came with his
parents to Montana when but months
old For the past IA years he has lived
with his parents in this town at 720
Alder street. He was at one tina a
member of the volunteer fire depart
ment. Deceased was employed at the
refinery
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You Need Not Use Oil or Gasoline.

Commencing at once the Electric
Light company will reduce the mini
mum charge for electric light to 50 per
month. This exceedingly low figure en-
ables all who desire up to date illumin
alton to secure it at practical cost.
Dwellings and other buildings will be
wired at a low figure. Call at electric
light Office East Commercial avenue
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for life. I can see my finish when I go
back to town.
The boys We're not locked up, but
simply detained at the office until
Harry Richards, at whose place La
Fontise is training, came to their res
cue. A fine of $40 each was paid, and
the two law-breakers were liberated"
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mons; AN Acorn" Maldone Ramsey;
speeches of the trees by Frank Nc
Grath. J. G. Murphy, Ray Shannen;
song by the school.
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Do your children, in reading or study
ing, hold the book too close to the eyes?
Accurately fitted glasses will correct
the defect. Cassidy, optician.
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Bonnie Malt, the great spring tonic
at s1.0O quart bottle. Ed Devine
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Paw Days.

The following days have been decided
upon as pay days for the various de-
partments of the Anaconda Copper
Mining company:
Saturday, May 6, 1899, foundry de-
paTtment
Wednesday, May 10, 1899, upper
works, converters, refinery. brick de-
partment
Thursday, May II. 1899, lower works.
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All our lenses are ground for the pa
TENTS eyes. We have no job lot of
glasses for sale. Cassidy, optician.
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Pay your subscription to. the Ana
conda Standard for one year in advance
and secure the handsome premium,
Paris Of To-Day"
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Cross eyes Strengthened by our cor
rect glasses. Cassidy. optician
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Eyes examined free. Cassidy, opticlan

Headaches and nervousness cured by
accurately ground lenses. Cassidy, op-
tician.
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All pianos must go, and go quickly.
The price will do it. Aug. Meyer, III
E. Park
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Lord Bacon.

Columbia, only first-class wheel i
the market. at l.. A. Kings
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Ten days sale, commencing Satur-
day, May 6, at'Anaconda Millinery par
lors, 416 East Park. Prices lower than
even.
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The famous Rambler, $40, at wrights
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AMUSE M ENTS,

Eyes examined free. Cassidy, optician.
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First grade, Prescott--Song by the
school: ''Violets,' Ruth Young; What
Do We Plant?" Kremer Tuohy; 1.-The
Child and the Tree" Margaret Callan;
song. Ella Holtenhough, Louise Trus-
ler William bennington, Leonard Hoff-
man. "A Baby Tree" Leo ST. JEAN
FLOWERS" Francis Schultz: I'm a
Boy Harry Baker; song, Floy Duffy,
Ruth Stevens, Minnie Bertsch, Pearl
McGoWen, Margaret Rankill, May
Dooney; Little Crocus" Vira Sim
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Eyes examined free. Cassidy, optician.
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The entries for to-day's races at 1ngle-
side and Morris Park, as posted by the To-
cal pool rooms, are as follows:
Arizona republican., 1899-04-04
WILL VIEW CANAL ROUTES.
Congressional Cruise to Central Amer
 ican and Cuban Ports.


 New York. April 3.-The party Of senators and representatives who arc to make a cruise arOund Central American ports and Cuba. started from this city yesterday on the Panama liner Alliance. The ship with her sixty passengers will go to Mobile. Ala and then the southern congressman will be taken on board The vessel will then proceed to Greytown. Nic- aragul, and there remain for several days while the delegation is crossing from the Atlantic to the Pacific and back over the Admiral Walker survey. The party will then be taken to Colon and over the Panama cut, which is about tw0-thirds finished.
 After viewing the two. routes the senators and representatives on the homeward trip will be shown the scene of Cervera' s defeat at Santiago and stops will b& made at other points in Cuba where engagements between the Spaniards and the United States forces took place. The expenses Of the cruise are to be borne by the new Panama Canal company.
Arizona republican., 1899-04-04
TO COMMAND BATTLE SHIPS.
Captains Chester and Folger Selected
 For Kentucky and Kearsarge.

Washington, April 3.-Commanders have been selected for the twin battle ships Kentucky and Kearsarse, now building at Newport News, and which are expected to be completed before the end of this year Captain Colby M. Chester. who was recently in com mand of the cruiser Cincinnati, will be the first commander Of the Kentucky. and Captain William N. Folger, for marly chief of the bureau Of ordnance and more recently in command of the cruiser New Orleans, will have charge of the Kearsarge The officers named have already been assigned to duty as superintendents of the equipment and preparation Of the vessels of which they are to take command.
Arizona republican., 1899-04-04
JERRY SIMPSON AS EDITOR.

Washington, April 3.-Mr. F. A. Pel- tret will leave Washington in a few days to gC to Wichita, Kan, where he and Jerry Simpson will start a weekly paper combining populis1n with single tax doctrines. MT. Peltret has been identified with single tax theory for some time and is disciple of NJ. John s. Crosby, formerly of Kansas City. It is understood that Simpson will de- vote his personal attention to the pa per.
Arizona republican., 1899-04-04
BY POPULAR VOTE.
Pennsylvania House FavOrs Consti-
 tutiOnal Amendment.

Harrisburg, Pa. April 3.-The house tonight adopted a resolution authoriz- ing the appointment of a committee of two senators and three members to confer with the legislators of other states with a view of bringing about the submission of an amendment to the constitution of the United States, whereby they may elect the President, Vice President and United States sen ators by direct popular vote. This committee is to report to the Iegisla- ture in 1901.
Arizona republican., 1899-04-04

Croksr and any other gentlemen cIsil-.- ing to be democrats. Az far as he was concerned, he said, if he were invited to Lincoln banquet, he would be glad to attend and do honor to tfat distinguished statesman. He said that he thought the democrats could get together, and did not think anything ought to be done to prevent the estab- lishment of harmony, though, of course, he would insist on adhering to the Chicago platform.
Arizona republican., 1899-04-04
CARPENTERS ON 4 STRIKE

Cleveland, O.. April 3.-One thou sand carpenters went on a strike in this city today and it is stated that these figures twill be greatly swelIed unless the contractors accede to the de- n1nds of the men for an eight-hour day and 30 cents per hour. A number of contractors have agreed to the scale of the men. The carpenters who struck are fully determined to stay oue until their demands are granted.
Arizona republican., 1899-04-04
THE JEFFERSON DINNER.
MT. King Thinks There is No Need for
 Row Over It.

Washington, April B. Ex-Repre- sentative King of Utah, who retired from congress on the 4th day Of March and was the leading democratic candi- date in the deadlock senatorial contest in Utah, deprecates the fight between democratic factions which mas mani fested itself in the Bryan-Belmont cor respondence concerning the Jefferson banquet. Utah being one of the states where everything is supposed to be for silver, and King being a recognized free-silver, Chica agO-platform demo- crat, it is somewhat significant that he assumes an attitude toward this matter exactly contrary to that occupied by w. J: Bryan. He said today that he believed that any man claiming to be a democrat could with propriety, attend a Jefferson banquet, and that he thought it was unnecessary for the democrats to get into a family row over such a matter.
 He said that in his opinion tIr Belmont had right to get up a Jeffer- sen banquet or participate in one, and to invite such gentlemen as he de- sireu, and that he could see no imprO- priety in MT. Bryan accepting an invi- tatlon to, and being present at g Jeffer- son banquet with Mr Belmont and Mr
Arizona republican., 1899-04-04
MURDERERs CONFESS.

St. Louis, April 3.-A special to the Post-Dispatch from Mexico. Mo, says: Oliver Degan, William Bert. ''Nep'' Stewart and Tay,or Hicks have ac- Snowledged that they killed John Sullivan, whose mysterious death at Hatcher's switch was ascribed tO whitecaps. They have given bonds to appear for preliminary hearing next Saturday. Thee is considerable eX- citement over the crime.
Arizona republican., 1899-04-04
MAY SELECT THEIR LAND.

AIuskogee, l. T.. April 3.--In accord ance with circular notice dated March 1, 1899, the Dawes commission has opened an office here at which the citizens of the Creek Nation and Creek freedmen, whose rights to citizenship are unprecedented, may select 160 acres from the Creek domain as provided by the rules and regulations made by the secretary of the interior under the pro visions of the Curtis act
Arizona republican., 1899-04-04
PROF. DELBRUECK FINED.
Liberal German Press Express Great
 Satisfaction Over His Conviction


 Satisfaction Over His Conviction Berlin, April 3.-The Liberal pa pers express great satisfaction with the judgment in the case of Prof. Del brueck Of the Berlin University, who was sentenced to be reprimanded and to pay a fine of 800 marks for criticis- ing the expulsion of the Danes from Schleswig- -Holstein. They say that the fine is merely nominal. and express the hope that the whole affair is now ended.
 The National Zeitung maintaining that the proceedings were a mistake takes occasion to warn the professor against extravagant language, and re. minds the ministry of educa ton that it ought to think twice before again instituting proceedings against a uni Versity teacher.
Arizona republican., 1899-04-04
SWORD FOR FIGHTING BOB.

San Francisco, April 3.-The crew of the battle ship Iowa, now lying at this pert have presented Captain Robley D.. Evans, who commanded the Iowa in Cuban waters during the war with Spain, with a handsome sword 1c- companied by fitting letter.
Arizona republican., 1899-04-04
EXPLAINED.

Band Laader-You wants us to play init der funeral? Ees it military funeral?
 Stranger-No; it's the fure eral of my brother. He was a private citizen. He requested that your band should pay a his funeral
 Band Leader (prcudly)-My p2nd, chg Wy he shoose my pand?
 StIanger-He said h. wanted every body to feel sorry he died.
Arizona republican., 1899-04-04
OVER CAPITALIZED.

East Liverpool, O., April 3,-Tha American Pottelies company, the name given to the proposed $27000. eco trust 10 include the potterie3 Of the United States, is dead. The projectors, it is said. spent S250,000 in trying to effect the organization, but failed be- cause Of over capitalization.
Arizona republican., 1899-04-04
MUST ACT PROMPTLY.
Authorities Getting Tired of the Fri
 fling of the Cuban Assembly,
Washington, April 3.-The (

Washington. April 3.-The Cuban assembly must very speedily decide upon the proposition of the United States government to pay $3,OOO,O00 to the Cuban troops. It was said today that the entire matter is in the hands Of Seer et2Ty Alger. He has already
Arizona republican., 1899-04-04
PROPOSAL TO CUT UP CHINA.
Questionable St. Petersburg Version of
 the Anglo-Russian Negotiations.

London. April 3.-The Posts Paris correspondent gives a questionable St. Petersburg version of the Anglo Rus sian negotiations concerning China, according to which Great Britain pro posed the partition Of China
 Count Muaravieff. the Russian for eign minister, energeticalIy declined to agree to this proposal, declaring that Russia would never consent, but would oppose it with all her strength
Arizona republican., 1899-04-04
THINKS DEAD ARE ALL OUT.

New York. April 3.-The work of searching the ruins of the Winsdor Hotel was finished today. The con tractor thinks there are no human re- mains left in the ruins. The total dead numbers 45 and several persons ae still missing
Arizona republican., 1899-04-04
IRON WORKERS WAGES.

Bellaire, O., April 3-The employees of the Aetna Standard Iron and Steel works at Aetna and Mingo, O.. were today notified of an advance of wages of 10 per cent, to go into effect imme- diately. The increase affects 4,500 l61OretS
Arizona republican., 1899-04-04
FOOD FOR DEvEv's MEN.
Bids for Supplies Opened at the Navy
 Department.

Department.
 Washington, April 3.-The bureau of supplies and accounts of the navy de- partment have opened bids for supplies for the New York navy yard. These are the regular supplies pU~- chased to keep up the stock at the yard and are not being procured, as stated, for special shipment to our land and sea forces in the Philippines. Sup plies from New York navy yard will, however, go to Dewey by the Glacier, now at Brooklyn.
 The bids opened cover a wide range Of items, more than half being for ma terials and not foods. Among the food supplies were bids for 60,0O0 pounds Of canned corned beef and 5O,O00 pounds of canned roast beef
 The bids require the submission of samples subject to inspection and these cans, together with all timed vegetables. are to be marked with the date of packing. But these specifca- ions are in nowise different from those issued for many years by the navy de- partment, and are entirely without sig nifcance. Most of the supplies for which the proposals were opened to- day are to be delivered within thirty days. The bids will be classified dur ing the next few days and the con- tracts awarded. There were several hundred bids ranging for the various classes Cf c1TODIies rq 0oi0o from Q far1r dTed to several thousand dollars.
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conferred with General Brooke and be fore leaTing Havana fully acquainted the military governor with his views. If the muster rolls Of the Cuban army are not promptly surrendered by the assembly. General Brooke will order the $3,O0o, eco returned to the United States.
Arizona republican., 1899-04-04
IN THE LAND Or BOREAs.
Another Snow Stcrm Raging in States
 Of the Middle West.

Des Moines. Ia, April 3.-It has been showing here for thirty-six hours with no evidences Of letting up
 SaIira, Kan, April 3.-Ona Of the heaviest bizzarGs Of the year is in F-ogress today.
 Maryville, Mo. April 3.-snow fell here most of yesterday and fell fast this morning. It lies about five inches
Arizona republican., 1899-04-04
COL. wATTERsoN AT OLD POINT
He Predicts a Succession of Squabbles
 Within the Democratic Party.


 Norfolk, Va, April 3.-Colonel Henry Watterson, editor of the Louisville Courier-Journal, his wife and daugh- ter are at the Chamberlain hotel, Old Point. They came to be present a. the examination of the colonels son who seeks a leuterancy in the army In an interview Colonel Wattersop gave it as his opinion that the contro- versy between w. J. Bryan and Perry Belmont over the Jefferson day dinner, was only one Cf7the series of squabbIes which will inevitably take place be- tween two elements of the democratic party which can no more mingle than can oil and water. He appears to de- spair of Q reconciliation between the gold and silver elements of the demo- cratic party.
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on level and :s obstruct:ng railroad traffic
 St. Joseph, Mo. April 3,-Another blinding snow storm is raging here
Arizona republican., 1899-04-04

Four Acres Enough is the title of a book on gardening. Senator Hanna no doubt considers Foraker's too much.
Arizona republican., 1899-04-04

SWEET, REFRESHING sleep is given by Hoods Sarsaparilla which strengthens the re yes. tones the stom- ach and Ove1F,5mes all dyspeptic symp- toms. You should try it.
Arizona republican., 1899-04-04

Hoods Pills are prompt and efficient easy to take, easy to operate. 25 cents.
Arizona republican., 1899-04-04

Athens. April 3.-King George has accepted the resignation of his cabinet
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THEIR PRESCRIPTIONS ACCEPTED.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-01-19
PRIVATE SHIPS IN WAR.
The President Authorized to NegO-
tiate for Their Protection.

The President in his last annual message
to Congress pointed out the need of secur-
ing an agreement with the principal mari
time powers for establishing as perma-
nent law of civilized nations the principle
OF the exemption of all property at sea,
not contraband of war. from the capture
or destruction by beligeTent powers in time
OF war.
Acting on this recommendation the House
committee on foreign affairs directed Chair
man Hit to report a concurrent resolution
introduced by the late Mr.. Dingiey, author
fZng the President to enter into CORE
spondence with foreign governments To Sc
cure this change in the accepted usage ana
law of nations. The resolution follows:
Resolved, that the recommendations of
the President in regard to the freedom from
capture of non-offending commerce on the
sea during war be- and hereby are, ap-
proved and adopted, and that the President
of the United States and the Secretary of
State thereof be and hereby are author
lied TO enter into correspondence with the
government of other nations, with a view
of obtaining, under proper rules and reSula-
lions of international law, the exemption OF
all private property 1t sea from capture or
destruction by beligerent powers, whether
belonging to citizens of neutral or bel
ligerent nations, unless contraband or Vio-
lating blockades, and to take such measures
to carry out these resolutions as in their
discretion shall be proper"
During the recent war there were many
captures of offending merchant ships
of the bellgerents, particularly those of
Spain. 1t is said that, with the exception
of this class OF property, natural sequence
would be the formal agreement of the
United States to the declaration of nations
against privateering, as the withholding of
United States concurrence in this declara-
ton has been based on the desire to secure
also an exemption of non-offending COM
merce from seizure.