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or
Mississippi.

TTenty-two ScRcoIs IN LEters-
tzre. Science. Philosophy, Eio-
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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-31
WISCONSIN DEADLOCK.
MIR. QUARLES, or MILWAUKEE.
NAMED FOR SENATOR.
(By Telegraph 10 Nlrg!nla- PllotO

(By 4e!cSraph 10 Virginia pllOt)
Madison. Wis. Jan SO-Thc Senate
rial deadlock was broken tonight. Jos.
Y. Quarles, of Milwaukee. was nomi-
mated in the Republican caucus. to sue
ceeu John l.. NritcieIi. whose ise3s4a
pircs on the 9Th of March.
y big crowd filled the Hobbies in ex-
pectation of a nomination ana the
keenest interest was manifested. when
the roll call was ended Asscmblyman
linn. Of milwaukee,, got the floor and
formally withdrew the name OF Isaac
Stephenson as n candidate. lie said:
Mr.. Stephenson's withdrawal leaveo
his supporters free To vote ms they wish,
ana | for one Will henceforth vote for
j. V. Quarlos."
Mr.. Zinns statement was greeted
with an outburst of applause.
Senator McCiillivay then took the floor
and withdrew Congressman Babcock $
name.
1t is Mr. Babcocll's wish" said SEN
ator McGillivay, that harmony be pre-
served and he desires that his name be
withdrawn for the good of the Republi-
can party. His withdrawal leaves his
supporters to vote as they Wish"
Another burst Of applause and AS
semblyman Williams got the floor and
withdrew Mr. Cooks name
Judge Webbs name was Withdrawn
and the roll call was ordered.
y few names were called by Secretary
l&AX when Senatnr Hatton moved that
he nomination be made unanimous
The chairman ruled the motion out Of
order as the roll call has begun. but
said that he would put the motion if
there was no objection.
Senator Greene objected and wanted
the roil called, ana it was everybody
voting "Quarlcs" with a shout but As
semblyman Daggctt. who came in dur
Ing the roll call. and not knowing what
was going on, voted stephenson"
amidst laughter, He afterward charged
To Quarlcs and the vote was made
unanimous.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-31
1nc cn.c of ,trs. Gcnrsc.

By TELEGRAPH to v.rg!nian -rnotJ
Canton, O.. Jan. 80 Mrs. Annie L.
George. indicted for murder in the first
degree for killing George u. Saxton.
brother Of Mrs Mckinley. was Brought
into court to-day to hear areuneu>a ON
motions preliminary 10 her arla' snmtni
tomorrow.
Judge Taylor took the matter under
acviseinent and will hand down his de-
cisions tomorrow morning, when the
arrdiGumcn' of Mrs. George WI FOLLOW
a once, 1t is thought that .here VIII
then be no more preliminary motions
and that the trial VIII proceed
Attorneys for Mrs. George VIII en-
deavor to establish an alibi,
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-31
CALIFORNIA SENATORSHlP.
HOUSE SPEAKER WRIGHT RE
SIGNS DEADLOCK UNBROKEN.
By Telegraph to virglnian-pnotD

(By Telegraph TO VirgnianPnot.)
Sacramento. Cal, Jan. SO.-Speaker
Wright to-day rendered his resignation
as Speaker of the House. In his reslg-
nation he set forth that he had been
guilty of no crime. and that he regard
ed the findings of the special commit
tee as not warranted by the evidence
but that as the report showed a mum
Der OF the body thought his conduct
censurable, he had concluded To- take
the course he had taken in resigning
The resignation was accepted. and
Alden Anderson, Speaker protein Of
the Assembly, was elected to Wrishrs
place.
After considerable debate. the report
Of the special committee, as presented
to the House on last Friday, was
adopted.
\ resolution was introduced by Bur
nett DemocraO providing for the I'M
seating of Wright. II was lost, but one
of the members voting for it,
The vote for United states Senator.
taken at noon to-day showed the dead
lock 20 be unbroken. the ballot result
ing the same as those taken during the
last ton DAVIS
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-31

ANOTHER PROTEST. FILED IN
STATE DEPARTMENT..
CBy Telegraph to Virginian-Pnot.)

tby IeieSrlDh To NlrSiuian-P llot)
WASHINGTON, u. c.. Jan. 3O.-Sixto
Lopez secretary TO Agoncillc. the Phil
ppne representative here, called at the
l. =. g fa+>+,.-!4t,l
lcft With the chief clerk another COM
municntion addressed e. The Secretary
of State, protesting against the atti-
tule VI our government toward the
Filipino republic" The terms OF the
protest 90 not so as FAR as an ulti-
matum. The same fate awaits this
communication rs that which befeIl it's
predecessor viii be automatically
ignored
Accompanying the communication ia
a long memorial addressed TO the Sem
ate containing a comprehensive arg,i-
mont IN opposition 10 the ratification of
the treaty. ana which the envoy asks
the President to send To that body.
The letter of transmittal contains more
than the mere request. but Agonclllo
feels thar he is bound by courtesy not
10 make ii PUBLIC until an opportunity
is had by the State Department. officials
10 mako reply
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-31
Another Enaor.cn,rnt.
GIy Telegraph TO virsin:an-Pnot)

THV TTs'lTaII 20 VI!.-I1.Iill- T!IOtJ
Washington. Jan. Gothic Commits
sary Generals Office has received n tel
egram from Lieutenant Colonel Abel
smith. nj Havana. concerning the bees
shipped on the Mohlcan. for which a
board Of survey was ordered The dis
patch says:
Not pound OF beef condemned or
thrown ovKboard known to me. on
contrary board called for by me pro-
nouncad beef fine Quartermaster I'M
loaded part of cargo contrary to my
recommendation. but was stopped and
ship hold tin could be properly han
died. Ny calling The board was unne-
ccssary but deemed a wise precau-
ton.
(SiGned) SMITH"
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-31
insnn Cnnrt-MnrisnI.

(By Telegraph to Virginia Pilot)
Washington. u. c., Jan. So.-The re
cord of the court-mariial in The case of
Commissary General Eagan was placed
in the hands Of Judge Advocate General
Lcher to-day Tor review. Secretary
AIger discussed the matter with the
President yesterday and the papers
came t. the judge advocate general
through the usual routine channels.
General I.ieber could not say to-day
how long it vii take him to complete
the review. When he has concluded
with the papers he will send them along
to the adjutant general.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-31
ENGLANO'S FRIENDSHIP.
THE UNITED STATES UNDER |
STANDS JOHN BULL.
OBy Telegraph to VirgInia-pilotD


London. January SO.-Rt. Hon. Ar
thur James Balfour First Lord Of The
Treasury and leader of the Mlnisterial-
lists in the House OF Commons. deliver
Jed -ifsss atrscaf. -htliness- this ~e ys6sSsg TO
his constituents ut Manchester. \ ter
speaking of the Intrinsic dnicuity
which continental nations find in un-
Outstanding Great Britain's aims" he
continued as follows
"Bui there is surely one great coup-
try which by community of language,
religions, blood, origin and even insti-
tutions. is we'll fitted to understand us
and a country which we should be well
fitted 10 understand Need | say that
the country 10 which 1 refer is the
United States? Some foreign critics.
cynical by profession ana trainine.
hold the view that the friendship now
happily subsisting between the Eng
lish speaking people on both sides Of
the Atlantic is but the growth OF the
moment ana depends upon Il tranSitury
community OF Interests. Tncy affect
to believe that when this disappears
friendship also will disappear. Thcy
hold that IL British trade should feel
injured by some incunVcnient tariff.
immediately the sentiments 50 general
~ felt At this moment in Great Britain
toward America would vanish Ike the
leaves in Autumn.
according to my observations"
said Mr.. Balfour, the world If cynics
is always wrong. | believe the cYnics
wrong iii this case. II our good rela-
lions really depended upon these for
tuitous circumstances. While the latter
might be foundation Of an alliance. they
could not be the Foundation OF what is
Infinitely more imnortant-of that spe-
cies of friendship which. in season aud
= n .t
i'll. is not 10 be shaken by mere personal
circumstances"
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-31
e;rnern, stanton Retired.

iiy Telegraph to VirGinia-Pnot)
hi0gton. d. C.. January 30
aeral Thaddeus II. stanton, Paymas-
General Of the Army was retired at
~ to-day in conformity with the age
quiremenis of the service. The oc-
3s!9n was taken advantage of by the
Ulcers of the Paymasters Department
ia Washington 10 present their retir-
ms chief Il silver loving cup. as a mark
OF their regard and appreciation of his
public service. Col. Asa b. Carey,
Assistant Paymaster- General, was TO-
day promoted to ill the vacancy, with
rank of Brlgadier-General,
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-31
rscpor, arnsus, Judge rwar,.

OEy Telegraph TO Nirginian-rnotD
Washington, Jan. Gothic Senate
Committee on Judiciary to-day made
an adverse report on the nomination Of
Hamilton 9. Ewart. TO ne United States
district judge for the Western District
OF North Carolina. judge Ewart was
appointed during the recess. and now
holds the position. An effort will he
made in the Senate to have Ewart con-
frmcd notwithstanding the adverse re-
port.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-31
ALABAMA FOR WHEELER.
Q}y Telegraph to Virsinian- Pilot)
ACTION OK NICARA-
GUAM ELL ENDORSED

Montgomery. Ala. January 3O.-The
General Assembly has passed a resOlu-
ton recommending 10 the Presidcn; the
appointment OF General Wheeler to the
position OF Maior-General in the regu-
lar army as soon rs Il vacancy small
occur. in recognition of his gallant
service ana able generalship at tine bat
tie of Santiago hy which n won the
lasting gratitude Of the American pec-
pie.
y resolution was also adopted. as fol-
lows:
Whereas. through the tenacious ef-
forts and enthusiastic advocacy Of that
great statesman. Hon. john r. Morgan.
the bin authorizing the construction Of
the Nicaragua Canal. has ut last ID en-
enacted by the Federal Senate and.
Whereas. the construction II the Nic-
aragua Canal viii mean a grand avolu-
ton for the South ana the Western
world: therefore. b,. 1t.
Resolved That the General Assent
bly, of Alabama, feeling grateful Oh our
distinguished Senator for MS superb
courage and splendid energy as rcisod
in procuring the end ne has a-hisVed
and congratulate him in his brilliant
attainment.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-31
ouny NJ. We, nc-E,cc.ca.

Gy Telegraph 10 Virgininn-P lot)
Harrisburg. Pa. Jan. SO.-There was
only thirty-nine votes cast at to-day's
joint Assembly for United States Sena-
tor. MT Quay received 30 votes and
Mr. jerks (. Less than quorum vot-
ing. there was no election. There were
absent ana paired i46 legislators. the
other absentees being away without
pairs.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-31
The chester proceca.to.ubn.
DE- TeloEcanh to NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Savannah. Ga. January so.-The
transport Chester proceeded to Glen
fuegos. Cuba. with the Thirty-Flrst
Michigan. after putting in at Pablo
Beach. Fla, yesterday to report loss
of deck load from heavy weather. The
ship was not damaged.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-31
rnnll na,incnn Dre,nrch.

(By TELEGRAPH TO Virgmian-Pnot)
Washington -. c.. January so. rhe
Comptroller Of the Currency has de-
oiared $40 per cent dividend IN ia
vor of the creditors OF the insolvent
City National Bank, of Gainesville. Tex
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-31
TILE DREYVUS TRIAL.
Full Court Of Cessation to Hear
mn. That Effect Passes Chamber Of
nerusres n& s.hrg sspJ
nictc Documents I'm Case 10 Ec Sub.
ml,tcd by Government.
dy Telegraph to virglnian-Pnot.>


Paris. Jan. 3O-Thc Chamber of De-
putles to-day by Il vote of alG to 49,
adopted the governments proposal to
submit, 10 the committee entrusted with
such matters tho lii providing that
cases Of trial revision shall be brought
before the United Sections of the Court
of Cessation.
introduced the bill and asked that it be
sent TO the committee. 1t was read
amid profound silence
Tho preamble OF the measure. de-
clarlng that the bill was one of neces-
aity for nc1ce and 10 restore calm in
thc country. was greeted with applause
from the centre and murmurS from the
extreme left
PUBLICATION OF EVIDENCE
ASKED.
Mr.. Georges Berry rallied Conacrva-
;iycs representing the First Division Of
the Seine. ana said the chamber WAS
not aware why the government. intro
duced he bill, and asked for official
publication Of the evidence in tho case
of Nj. Bard who reported m the Drey-
rus ease to The Court Of Cassa don
(Chevrs)
The PREMIER, NJ. Dupuy. said he did
mot wish the chamber to vote in the
dark. lie was DESTROYS that full iieht
he thrown on the subject and there
fore the government would submit to
the committee the complete documents
i'm the case. (ChecrsD
The committee met after the chamber
had adjourned and n. -Mazeau,s. rannrt
was communicated To it,
ORGANIZING OPPOSITION.
II. Poincairc ana bourgeois are or
ganizing the opposition To- the govern
ments bill IL appears that MIN. T.oew
and Bard and Manau refused to appear
before Nj Mazeau's committee and they
VII probably bc summoned before the
committee of The chamber. If asked to
justify their conduct they may be com
PEELED to produce the secret evidence
they received. In that event the whole
truth will come out i'll the Chamber of
deputies
COUNT ESTERHAZT's POSITION.
Major Count Estcrhazy has aclin
beer before the Criminal Section al The
Court of Cessation. but it is understood
that he refuses To give any further tas.
t.uony before the section. and insists
upon being heard by the entire court.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-31
l,,onr, cl,ilorrn nrovn.u

tBy Telegraph to Virginia Pilot.)
Koenissherg EASE Prussia. Jan. 80
Twenty children are reported to have
boon drowned NY an Ice disaster at tbs
village of Warpuhncn- Beirheim.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-31
General Butler Gives Senate
/ Committee Information.
PORTER'S SPECIAL MISSION
Empowered 70 Arrange For DIsbursc-
Among Cuban Soldiers General
Gomcz, E7urtby American Neglect
Mny Not Accept Money Spanish
Banker Summoned.
CBy Telegraph to virginia-Pilot.)

(By Telegraph to VirginiaPilot)
Washington, d. c., January 30.--Gen-
eral NJ. c. Butler was given a hearing
By the Senate Committee on Military
Affairs to-day in regard TO affairs in
Havana, where he has been recently
stationed as one oc the evacuation COM
mission. lie gave detailed account
OF the recent clash in that city be
tween the Spanish soldiers and the Gu
bans. lie expressed the opinion that
General Brookes order forbiddng
participation in the evacuation ccre-
monies by the Cubans, was necessary
prccau,ion and that If it had not been
issued there would have been trouble.
The Spanish residents were exceeding
" nervous. At the same time, he
Thought. the Cubans should be treated
literally ana allowed to participate to
% considerable extent In tine conduc; of
Iuhlic affairs.
EMPLOYMENT or CUBAN SOL
DIERS
lie believed that the Cuban soldiers
coud be Ut!ll2eU. and that ii there
were an organized force of such sol
dicgs under American command they
could be utli2cd i'm mo'uta hing order
even among lhc Cubnns. He dwelt a
some length upon the excessive taxes
imposed under the old system.
oPPORTUNITY TO QUIET DOWN.
General Butler expressed the opinion
thai in time thc Cuban people would
be capable of sei-SoVernmcnt. but
that they should be given an opportu-
nifty To quiet down and get used To a
more liberal admlnlsira tion than they
L., 4
question from Senator Garter that Il
census of the Cubans would be adj
v.Gblc.
PAYMENT OF CUBAN SOLDIERS.
Havana, January S0.-President Me
Nuley Is understood 10 nave empower
ed Robert l.. Porter 10 arrange for the
disbursement OF S3.0M.0O0 among the
Cuban soldiers. Mr.. Porter will proba-
bly, 30 with Senator Gonzales de tlues-
cda 10 Remedies To meet General Max
limo Gomez to persuade the cuban
COmmandcr-in- Chief 10 dshaud his
forces and TO lend his influence 10 the
United States military administration.
Mr. Porter and Scnor QuessedI are
comforting Tonight with the Governor
General.
GOMEZ MUCH HURT
DR.. Castillo. who returned from Re
medi0s to-day. after 4 two-daYs visit
WIKI General Gomez, SAYS the latter is
much nur; hy what he regards as
American neglect 81 his authority and
rights. ard is determined rot to advise
his soldiers 90 go home penniloss.
GupcZ purposes coming into the
reehburhood soon and viii review the
CUBAN troops al Marlauao, though the
dIte has not yet been fixed.
MAY EOT ACCEPT.
Therc is some doubt whether Ne and
the other military chiefs viii accept
the s. Goo 900 no matter what other IA
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-31
American Publishers OPP
POSED to Tariff Duty.
A MEETING IN WASHINGTON
Statement Prepared. For Presentation
10 joint High Commission ana
Representatives, and Senators I'm
Congress, Calling Attention TO op.
crntions OF international PopeP
Company Trust.
(By Telegraph to virgiuia,Pllot.y

thN Telegraph to Nirginia-Pilot)
Washington, Jan. So.-A called meet
ing the the American Newspaper Pub
fishers Association was held here to-
day with view to directing the at
tention OF the American members OF
the Joint High Commission to the ur-
gent need that Il policy be adopted
which shall protect American forests
by securing in the treaty now in course
OF preparation between the United
states and Canada Il revocation OF the
present duty on print paper and palp
from Canada. After n brief and infor-
nal discussion 4 slatcmer, of the views
OF the american Publishers Association
was adopted. ordered to be printed and
presented to the members OF the com
mission ana to representatives and SEN
ators in Congress.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-31
THE STATEMENT.

The statement says in part:
The delegated representatives Of a
,Rrse number of newspapers in meet
lng assembled at Washington, January
50. 'S9s respectfully submit to the Pres
ideut and TO the American Commission
ers that the honest Intentions which
originally induced the establishment OF
IN" tariff duty on paper and pulp has
boon perverted to further the purposes
81 recently formed corporation. the
Intern"lionai Paper COMPANY and that
every newspaper publication in the
country east of the Rocky mountains
has been placed at the mercy OF that
CORPORATION.
Within the last week Wa are advised
that the Internationally Payer Company
sorting tnpsah atfts soS - as re cone
Germs, and That it fgs$SsgafiStiong for
three other properties. Which represent
nll of the output fr@p independent mills
in the territory elstsof Michigan.
In view of the facN that the Inter-
national Paper Company is selling its
surplus paper in EnglAd, Australia
and Japan. in successful lcompetition
with Canadian. German and Swedish
manufacturers. and in view of The i'm
portant point that the International
Paner Company is protected by reason
OF it's proximity to its customers to the
extent of an average Of $3.50 per ton.
- 4''Sv" ~ us NnllltN 70 obtain
cheaper and better supplies of coal and
chemicals we fail to see the occasion
for giving sanction 10 it's abuse of gov
ornmcntnl protection.
We therefore urge thar advantage be
taken If the opportunity afforded by
the Canadian treaty negotiation to
place pulp and paper on the free list
and thereby give the only strong ana
permanent assurance OF protection
from mis- combinations
SOUTHERN PAPERS INTERESTED.
Among the newspapers represented
az ne meeting We're the following:
kaIeiEh News and Observer, Atlanta
Copsi i7UT777- richmond CVIJ Dispatch
savannah Gao Morning News. New
orleans Democrat, New Orleans
Picayune.
\ committee was appointed to pre-
sent the statement 10 the president.