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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-13
CHAPLAIN Shields TALKS.
'paold' The ADMINISTRATIONS Philip
pine Policy.

0hlplAln David w. Shields Of the reg
~ lfny delivered two sermons IN tho
nv 81 lhollft church yesterday. HIS
-.'' lls' n.rht waH Under the stars
l s'f.neH' Tho speakers feryent.
',,''''' 9raEos olicltcd many words
"'.'f iuu DIS listeners, who fol-
NJ 9lm Win Intense Interest from
rsr.l.gf l1 ihu end of his sermon.
1Eti. ~. luriury manner Chaplain
alr ..s Y. was not talking for the
l.s l 0irnHH uf cuba. ~ Porto
lit Philippines. hut of the Ifnlt-
,...a.g.lg' liul ha was moi dlsnos,,i 10
49,. 20. administration. because
M. ~ lhg ndmnlHtrntlon first. last
ib. la' THE war with Spain. said
r.t.i.l ~, mas knitted together every
ulrli ~ IN. country 40 that no Hec-
tra d. NNsn NO proWdiceg exist. they
tas h'iNh NI ihe past Ito naid tho ma
ID. v..tN 5000 man az the throttle OF
uauii .'i. r1FInu. and N some people
!. N XIV liuperlnE with tho swltch-
ift tt lullfr the train would run
Hsst II. lNuou of the now century ali
nfri allln nf popular solf.royern-
tt, VIZ, Traced by the speakcr. barln-
NFra ~ ulf OF the earlier ilnman
o.. nr'..ll,n ~, developed Democracy III
pr6g.l.r.t lly II was iho hand OF
ca'unbY. nll guided the ships of
nt.6ard. 70 mo South instead III 10 Inc
rarr. w, same power pcrsundcd
rat.n.nw, ..'l hor possorsiohs on ana
Ne sd,5i, ,ln same power prevented
Hg lt.sif ~ government from estabiIsh-
nd q ,,N',lnlyrle.n soll. keeplng the
plger ~ ,.sa'lilfnla hidden untli thnt
.h5rs. e .lis completely gone from ",t.
gly,nm'ln,' lnvlnolblo growth OF d free
By M tt,,l were atrlklngly Illustrated
Chaplain l,llhk events Of tho Civn War.
nrailon ,tbu,',4H concluded with Inc ex-
ut mea .s- a' We Possession II tho full
~ bower ~ n human liberty makes
sisi, ~, le ielt prepared to gee III
gouarchy ,,'eloin eNpand until every
e.,ara ~ crushed ana ovcfy forest IA
''F the plowmana furrow and
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-13
END OF THE WAR is FAR OFF


4 letter has been received by Oon.
John q. Cannon. from chief Surgeon
George II. ponroao of the First division
Eighth army corps. nt Manila. dated
october 18Th. In the letter Dr., Ponrose
says;
WHOM was made chief
surgeon Of Lowton's division. I
had not spent twenty-four hours
at Manila since February 9Th
last Every hour had been spent
In tho nold, seeing some hard work
ana Eood hehting In every direction"
The doctor then proceeds 10 tell how In
June when every brigade ana chief sur
soon had orders 10 be mustered out, lac
found himself the only one designated
by the President 90 ROMAN In the aor-
vice. which he Justly considered CONF
plmrnt The doctor details his having
been IN forty-HIN engagements ana exc
presses hiH appreciation Of the Efforts
M his friends "a secure Tor him a colo
nriF commission. The doctor dpacrlhpa
the driving NJ the Insurgents from Cu-
vito. linus ana Nluio, na well as other
operations In The nold, Ia lively, vivid
style, and says,
u do not 500 that we have gained
one single thing since we started, nor
win we until we have from 5000 10 i00,-
900 troops. and horin making war hell.
We have uu enemy 90 cope with c1pn-
bile OF living on llttlc or nothing. llav-
Ing no lmpcdlmuntia. they can move
rapidly and, being thoroughly ac-
qualntod with every bride path, and
used 90 the climate, they can raiHt any
where They have not the rrmotcat idea
OF giving up. Humane warfare cannot
accomplish much. ] am sorry tn say H.,
but I do not see the end by d long way,
and sec much moro suffering and hard
lighting"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-13

Sow York. Noy. il=,Jeuuio Coleman.
who flld rhe was once thU vito of
"Lurky" baldwin, of California. Hud
who committed suicide hy HWHliuWlng
and ufHt mlio Der appearance in thr
upper port uf thr city She was won
dr,0H.i ana nlWlyu scented Co have
plenty VI money. She WINS often .H"u
uh0ui the llrgo h0tola no Long I1uah.
Manhattan Beach and ofnnr rosurtH
near thH city no her Intimate Hhe
fnId uho waH drawing % largo rum
monthly HG ullWuny from "Lucily'
baldwin tn whom. she explained rho
Ind boon married foyerll years hnlore
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-13
ELECTRIC FLASHES.

The American National Municipal
IaHHUI" uU..H In tHIuWIu. O 600 MNl-
uC.lIg
Tho Havana r1irIt proposes thlt nu
pr tuU leading WurIHluHuU"H Uf cuba
shall DHnu give Con. Gomez $50
month. HH DID, health H Door mud hs
is in noed of fnnds.
HAVANA newspapers object t1 the
rr.i'rIemn mII" Nr SONIC American
journals uHHr suuI1y racine boo ifI-
vHnH ThHy point Que thlt after mtaH
ON sunday 100 Lnin c1uutrIUl take H
holiday
ono white and five Naybi1 Indians
killed. two whites nni one navajo
wounded. WuH the result NJ 1u attempt
OFF "a deputy sheriff Go arrest navajo
yesterday inu miloH south ot Walnut
station. ArlE.
Memorial services Cor iha four 900.
nrrhiHtH executed Cor completely ln thH
HNyWHrfHt r'HU lu 1856 WUf. 4eid u
CHICAGO yrHtrrilN under tnU auspices
vi ih. Social Labor rWfN club Tho
services were wcll attended,.
DWIGHT j. Moody. tho evangelist who
nNNln Hu eight .NHN revival service In
bHualH 'Iif yesterday HuHt. tH $4,000
people ut Convention hll Sunday uffHr-
noon and rrrnIrs. -Four thuuHHud pUu-
a. least $1,000 or 5000 Indians ln the
indian Territory Nlu eventually locate
lu Mexico HltHr thla government htH
settled with thtm f1r thtlr tribal prop
oriyi ihH yuluH of thH nul uf che
ChUrkga4 nud Greeks being about
fl0o.0o1O11
The body ~ tho upuHa.i rohbor who
Wla Hh1t dead ln Chicago Saturday
HIsht hy claude % Giles police OPS
orator WuH Identified yesterday UH
Frank Doyle % brother ~ John Doyle
NJ the firm Of john Doyle a co.. wtll-
thy contractors.
lu Montreal ygfterlly nr Destroyed
th0 biscuit and confectionery wHrf-
huI'i'nFH Iu Nnirs Dame street. cnus-
luE Hn aggregate loss uf 100000. one
hr"Wnu Was fatally burned and The
CHIEF severely injured.
The Sow York World puhilshrH this
morning 900 umdHvit by Joseph Koch.
manager of "a broadway private letter
nF"nry, positively Identifying Roland
l0itCr h1N ON December "a, tsls. uu-
der tho name OF ~. Cornish.
THE dress parade f1r the annual horse
show, which opened iu NuW York this
morning lu Madison Square Garden.
was nHll yesterday. nul everything d.
now ln readiness Cor tha event ~ viii
be ihp fifteenth show in number. and
Indications Point 90 600 even moro HuU-
cariul exhibition thlu any previous
ono hHH boon,
Twenty boys known aa tho Twelfth
street rlur started boo last rlFht Goo
iluul vtu-y negro Who came along
Twelfth ItfD.t Kansas city $40. An
uilcar chlHri 010 0f thH boys Frank
h.mWltt tWh.fHl. down thH rirUHt Ore
De-.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-13
AMERICANS TAKE TARLAC.
Con. Macarthur captures iiamban,
Another stronghold - Hiiipinos
stood fire 20 Minutes.

Manila. Nov is.-Col ueur regiment
and o. small force OF cavalry entered
Tuuuc last night without opposition.
Whore Agulnailo. with bio army md
the Ho-cailed government. hab ned 10
o. myrtefy
Communication with distant points
D. Impossible except by means OF the
government wire. which 90 crowded
with official business
Gen. Macarthur took Hlmban yoator-
day This Do supposed TO be- tho strong
oct position held by the Fuipln0s. cx-
ccpt rurlnc. The brief accounts OF tho
engagement received indicate that tho
rebels fought according Go molr recent
tactics. retrc1tlng after nring Tow yol-
leyH. One officer 90 thr Thirty.HNth
regiment 10 thg only American report
ca Killed.
Cen. Macarthur began his advance at
daylight Cot Smith with the HCFUu-
command ou thu i0it. aud thr Ninth lu
Che D0uiUr. col, Smith encountered u
email force ut @ o'clock. rImly die
pcrlnE thH r.bclH. Mnl. Bell secured u
position 900 the mountain. from which
Dc poured un Dnnludiug Ore from rifles
rnomy Tho Hhpluus stood Che fire Cor
tWuniy minutes ana then rgtreltel To-
thc mouunIua
ugu Macarthur entered uambau nt
10 o'clock Hnd col. Smith occupied Cn-
pms. thn nut town beyond. Gen. Law
tons headquarters ~ fiili 90 cahana-
tuun.
Cen Young, with his cavalry ana m-
funtry. iH atll pushing ahead through
tue fearful mud, but his exact whore
abouIs ia not known.
Manila. Nov ~ 10 %. m.--Whcn Col.
nCll lOfi tnplH. ten miles from 1nrInc.
ne 1 o'clock yesterday Do Intended
merely to rtconnnltrr lio had with him
the Thlrty.HlNth Infantry. SlnVrnn
scouts, troln % uf the Fourth cavalry
% battalion VI the rwcnty-Hecond rggi-
msnt ana rntllnr guns.
The scouts, mounted. preceded the
main body up the railroad. They met
o. hundred rebels ut Murcin, but tho ln-
rurfcntH quickly rutrunted. Tho scouts
found tho dcpot burning. but oNtln-
EulHhcd the nrc ANA saved the build
ms
Tho main column marched 40 tho
road, but before reaching Turlnc. di-
yided entering tho town ON two aidoH
90 B o'clock without "a shot being fired.
The insurgents had evacuated thu place
only a. fcw hours before. settling nro
10 tho railway station nnd tho rolling
stock. Thuy lot rear guard uf 900
mon. who however, failed 90 mako o.
stand and cover the retreat OF the main
force of tho insurgents. nH they had
probably been ordered 90 do.
The rebel ordnance "a reported 10
have been shipped 10 the town 0f Od0n-
nell.
The Americans unp continuing their
advance. Ho that tho Insurgents have
not the tlmo 90 destroy the rail-
road.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-13
CnANnERLAiSs rAiS nALM CURES
OrilTns. WHY NOr Youf

Ny vito has been using Chnmbefinin'a
Pain Balm, with good results, Tor n
lame shoulder that has panied hcr con.
tlnunlly Cor nine years. We have tried
an kinds NJ medicines and doctors with
out receiving any benefit from any 0f
them. one day We fnW nu advertise.
mout ~ this medicine ana thought of
~ satisfaction. She has used only ono
bottle ana her shoulder Or almost woll.-
ApuLpu l.. MtLLET'r Manchester.
III
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-13

trBtlou.' and on "wednesday night 40
There amy solution OF tHs labor prob.
lem
"it lH my opinion Do THll. 'thui tho
only permanent solution Uf thH labor
ufnhl m Dr. to De- found iu u thorough
understanding NJ the mutunl rUFp1uHl-
hlIitloa mud obligations 0f tho employer
and DmpluYe. in othnf W0rls prnUtI-
cal application of tho golden rule. Ar
lltrluUu ru-uuCmtlOn. and the various
Eosisd. I regard simply ua steps ln the
right direction"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-13

Nrw York N0v IA special 90 the
Herald FROM Washington HHyHl
President Mckinley WIN tHu C1nrrrra
uf hIa intention O. appoint clFu Cove
Urrors uf cuba and Porto NInl. nud
may EVEN wait Tor congregational action
before announcing ihe appointments.
This statement u madH ou Che authority
uf "a member no thr committee Un fore
rIrn rUlHuuuH who hHl lurt talked win
ihn President ON tha subject
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-13

NDw York Nov ia special 90 the
Herald from Washington HayHi
un behalf of Admiral Dewey ana hlH
officers aud men. Washington attorneys
have asked the court 90 claims Co nnd
that the amount VI bounty money due
thHm iH f'stkO0
The decision ~ tho court Will estate
llah a. precedent which win nnHct thn
amount uf bounty t1 bu distributed
among 90. u'Ucgfs ana mon Uf Che
Nurth Atlantic squadron. which dee
HffuyDi th. squadron uf Admiral Cor.
vera, 10 tha nnding OF tho court D. ln
succurlluee with tho request the 1d-
mlnIa Share OF Che bounty will hH til,-
Attorneys b1a. their cnae upon tho
claim that the defeated Spanish force
was superior to thr American squad
RON. 10 lH NOT commended that che vur-
myH neot was superior but that tnk-
lng into consideration tho gums ut Core
rpsIdur DO FnIle aud other forts lt tho
entrance of the bay ana those nt Mi-
Mia ana IIyita. which nrrl upon the
American ships continuously tho ruH-
mN.H force wac superior.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-13

ovcry cannon On lcft for the resting
place OF sweet ruuH birds
4 collection was taken up f1r the pur-
chase NJ current literature f1r tht sole
diets in the Philippines.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-13

st. Louis. Mo-, Nov. i2-In the rruan
of her insane husband Mrs i,1inh
Rolf huttloI fur hrr liff from 2 %. m.
last saturday ulFht uuul 3 o.. m SUM
day morning shp had been kapt "a
prisoner hy har husband n their third
story Hat l0r three days. For two DAYS
~ thiH limo she WINS without food.
when Hho nttomntad 60 leave the room
her husband would seize hcr ana bring
her back
a tenant on the floor below. hearing
tho disturbance. nnully called poi.
llcpmuu Forcing unCu tho door Mrr
koif was found lying ou tho bed with
nor huHhlnd'a hands ClutUhInT her
throat She was STRUGGLING farbly but
WaH TOO weak tu onHr much Resistance.
Rolf WIS taken tn the city hospital.
Hc had boon combined IN tho Insane
nHylum Tor several months but waH
released three WtHlH uTn nt thn request
OF hla vito 900 % was thought ho was
cured. tgif o. "a buCkllycr.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-13

here that Ne l the famous
lient END eltai lifelong und thorough
aul especially adapted
ne yttt efe,hsi Win
nff hat and
ciapitt
inprena
20
lfu1sni E only tag u a. .p
led ru
g'iSt.ns Attenuation gu oIuur hpiaaty
danp hof apdugt
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-13
DO YOu kNOW WILLIE TnEY LIyEl

Sir H. Mplr of GLASGOW. Scotland.
writes the "NrwF' requesting Go know
the whereabouts of MrH. Muir. former
ly " GLASGOW when last heard FROM
Any party knowing this ladyH address
viii confer "a Frrut favor upon Mr.
Mnlr. hy forwarding the information
90 80. % isllngton, Liverpool. England.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-13

In huyus Koltz' candy you pay Tor
the candy NOT tho name
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-13

Airs Elizabeth Wo1dburn, 90 Maii-
son. Indiana. but formerly OF Hack
born, ENGLAND. desires o. know, N live
INK. thU ndirHHH Of ST.. William Inrrarl.
illn Wif'H nnmU was BEETLE and they
had four sons m any party knowing
the address of these people would au.
Hwer in the "NnWH." NJ would roach
Mr. N0pdhurn. who Co. turn would be-
very grateful
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-13
The White House Cook Book
THE BEST COOK BOOK PRINTED
II more fully represents The prog.
rcss and perfection Of the culinary
art than any previous work.

TIE "wTHTE HoUsEs was eompil,a
By Hugo Zisnan, steward Of the White
Houte under President Harrison. and Mn.
r. L. Cilletie. Il contains over 700 Cook
ing Recipes, hatiisi recipes for toilet and
housshol1. Special article, on buying
pfoviiions, dinner giving, table eiiquetis,
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-13

Ars R Es S ss ~ @ s s5 s s i Mclean
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-13

A novel md most Important department
consists Of carefully prepared Menus
Tor Hrcakfasfi Luncheon and Dln-
nof, complete Tor ono week In
every mouth Of the year.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-02-22
Kidney Trouble Makes You Miserable.
SWAMP ROOT is the Greatest Remedy for Kidney Bladder
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derul Merits You May Have Sample Bottle Sent FREE
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ines that unpleasant necessity ol being
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y Z
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Omaha daily bee., 1899-02-22
SITUATION PLEAses CABINET
Marked CHANGE for the Better ~
pears tn Phutpptn~~--s'ood Pros
poets for the army ntit.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 1i.-TAe ,aaine, AZ
Us meeting today discussed ,hc message
received from Genera, OTIS st Manila aui
reached the conclusion thas .he Situation
renr-aily IN tAe Philippines was -lnsIirra-
bly, improved. From other sources DO ls
learned chat the .usurEeut leaders have
admitted that Nsen .ae Unstrt States forces
are reinforced by tle troops aow nearing
Manila tAei- chances ot success VIII be
greatly reduced. rAis gives tAe l3-ninls;-a-
,.on much enCoura cement. aai lt 's gem
orally believed raa. The -amQle,n sualuga-
.5n % -he insurgents VII be a matter 90 a
sampara; vPlv short .l-ae
j. is said .Ear General Gomez is nov
arranging vith Genera. Brooke FOR the lis
,-i5uu ~ he s. a1o 800 which ID is sS-
pe,;ef viii be paid 20 ,le Cuban troops
Within a very short time
Members ~ she administration expressed
today the expectation tAAt the army -s-
organization bill would pass congress VITA
or without Important amendments.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-02-22

You ara in no danger Of oziug sick Il
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They a!ter your blood and keen il pure
and free from disease breeding germs.
Your other ORGANS may need care. hut
your kidneys most, because they 10 The
NEST
I. vou ara sick, begin win vour kid
aeys, because as soon as -aey are SaI
hey viii help all the other organs TO
health
The treatment OF some diseases may be
delayed without danger. not so with Kid
1ey disease
Swamp Root is the great medical IT,
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after years Of uat:-tnz effort and re-
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bladder
It SiIl 5e found by both men and women
just what IS needed il ali cases OF a!t-
uey and bladder disorders lame back. dull
pain Or ache in the back gravel, cara--l
OF he bladder rheumatism, sciatIca,
neuralgia, uric acid troubles and Bright >
disease. which IS ne worst form Of neg
ieGted kidney trouble
Z your water when allowed 20 remain
lndisIur5ed n a glass OF bottle for twenty
four hours forms a sediment nr settling or
Omaha daily bee., 1899-02-22
DEATH RECORD.
VI. T. Patrick

At rs j. n yesterday, al his resi-
lsnce- TEeuTy-tOurth and Lake streets,
Colonel u. T Patrick. one OF Omaha oldest
residents. passed away Heart failure i
said 20 have been he cause Of his death
NJ Patrick had been ailing only v-n or
three days and no thought OF his Illness
Being dangerous was entertained. Monday
evening. however he grew worse and sank
rapidly until u o'clock yesterday morning.
when he brearaed MS last
Colonel Patrick vas born near Pir-shurg.
Pa. February : 1881. ari vas therefore Just
past IS Years OF age When quite
young his family moved 10 C1iontovn. Pa
v1ere he was engaged N mercantile pur-
suits until IS56, when ne came 70 Omaha ard
continued IN business until The var During
the civil var he served IS Colonel OF C1s
FIFTH Iowa cavalry FOR rae entire period of
he regiments S service. The regiment saw
aa-1 service, being par Of he A-ny Of The
Cumberland N The history OF the Army Or
he Cumberland. BY Van Horn. the Flt-a
Iowa cavalry and Colonel Patrick are hon
1rabiy mentioned, the regiment for its gal
lanr service and Colonel Patrick for mis-
ever sk.ll.uI and efficient manner Of hand
ling MS neil
A-tsr returning from the var he vas ap-
pointed Indian agent ~ North Platte and
when rle Indians we're turned over 70 The
Quakers and the War Department he vas ap-
pointed marshal for Ctah, n 1870 and
served .our yea-ss after which he engaged
IN mining FOR Two or three years Altar MS
mining experiences ne engaged IN -hg stage
business. Ee put on the first stage line De-
tween Rock Creek and Fort Custer and
established another line between Cheyenne
and DegdEocd and managed the business Of
the lines very successfully. Later. ne IN
company with his younger brother 4. :.
Patrick, engaged N the stock business. The
business has increased yearly and they now
have horse ranch IN Montana, q cattle
ranch Al Sheridan. Wya., ana a feeding
ranch ~ Fremont Colonel Patrick vas also
largely Interested IN Omaha property
He ggs a brother Of J. S 4 Patrick. A.
s. Patrick and Ms Joseph Barker. The
funeral viii be held Thursday afternoon At
: o'clock, At Trinity Cathedral Inrerment
private.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-02-22
HOUSE WORKS oN THE NAVAL BILL.
Strenuous Objections Made to Re-
hnhLIiraEing NavnI Academy.

Strenuous Objections Made Re-
habIIitaEing Naval Academy.
WASHINGTON Feb. 2L-Ths house
reached the last page of The 1aval bill today
and adjourned with point OF order pending
against 4 provision liking the price of a--uor
plate al s5=5 per rcn. The provision n The
bill went our on a point Of order on rhs
ground that il vas not limited 70 the ar-nor
70 De purchased with the appropriation n
the bill whereupou il was modified 70 meet
this objection against IL the point OF order,
pending an adjournment. being -aised-
Much Of the tine today WIS occupied n
debating the amendment offered by Mr
MlGd. republican of Maryland, approprtaI-
ing $50 bB0 r0 complete the three buildings
authorized 70 be erected AZ The naval acad-
eEry al Annapolis
The naval committee with the exception
Of NJ Cummings st7enuuusIy opposed pro-
ceeding with the work Of raha1ilitaIlng the
naval academy until comprehensive plans
had been decided upon, but The house over
ruled the COMMITTEES and adopted the amend
nenr- . 10 Sc. The two important provi-
sions IN the paragraph providing for the
construction Of rev ships Vent cut on pOiuIs
q order One provided thar no more than
two batIleshipz. two a-nUrei and Two pro-
yard- The other provided that 10 bid for rhe
construction of ships should be entertained
from any firm or company watch had not az
the tine o. building adequate plant
Al rhe opening Ar- Brucker. demo-
crar Of Michigan. denied that he had
voted IN the negative yesterday on
the bill appronriaung so. aoe, 9c0 for nay
me1r 10 Spain. Es had voted n the aftrnia-
tive and the Journal vas corrected
a!lI vas passed 70 grant 70 the Sioux
City Omaha railroad a right OF way
through tae Omaha and Winnenggo Indian
reservation The house further insisted upon
It's disagreement 70 the senate amendments
70 tse bill for the allowance Of certain
claims under the Bowman aci and asraeI 10
q conference
NJ Henderson. republican u Iowa, chair
man 1f me committee en- judiciary. which
Investigated the right Of General Wheeler
of Alabama. 4- Robbins 1f Pennsylvania,
Mr. ClIsCn Of Kentucky ana Mr Campbell
u Illinois. who held COMMISSIONS IN the
army. ana members who served on several
commissions. 70 c3urin-e 10 hold their seats
in the house formally presented the report
Of the COMMITTEES. whIch gas N favor OF he
view that the four members Eno accepted
military commissions thereby vacated their
sszrs IN re house The report vent upon
ms calendar ami MesErs- DeArinond. demo-
erat Ct Missouri aad Parker republican OF
New Jersey. were given lezve 70 nIe a
minority report II which they viii con
Tend that the same rule should govern Mem
bsrs who acaepIs1 civil commissions
5iu Eas passed 70 grant the Gulf 4
Northern Railroad company 2 right Of way
through Oklahoma territory ant the houss
then resumed consideration Of the naval ap-
prJpriaIi0u biz.