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AMERICA STAYS OUT
ITALY INFORMED THAT THE
UNITED STATES WILL NOT IN
TERFERE IN CHINA
NO REQUEST FOR ASSISTANCE
The Matter Brought to the Atten-
tiOn of the State Department Only
In an Informal Way, and the Only
Reply Was That This Country
Would Preserve a Friendly Neu-
trality In the Orient.

WASHINGTON, March 9.-The Ital-
ian government, through it's repre-
sentative in Washington. lately laid be-
fore the authorities here it's purpose
to ask of China a port on San Nun bay
and has invited an expression from
this government as to It's attitude.
In response 1t is understood that Sec
retary Hay, as well as the president,
made 1t clear that the United States
would pursue the same course as to-
ward the Russian, British and German
occupation Of Chinese ports. namely.
disinterested neutrality. :
The exchanges have been verbal and
rather Informal. more in the nature of
diplomatic soundings than direct prop
ositions: They have given occasion TO
erroneous publications to the effect
that, Italy had asked the United States
to support her demands on China, and
that this government, in pointed note
from Secretary Hay, had refused.
It's stated in an eminent and author
itative quarter that Italy made no
such request for American support,
ard that there was no declaration from
this government,
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FILIPINO INCENDIARIEs
Land at Village to Terrortxa -
Natives.

Aana at Village to Terrorfxe tho
Natives.
MANILA, March 1O-Rebel incendia-
rles landed at the village of Pandacan
last night for the purpose, 1t is alleged.
OF terrorizing those of the inhabitants
VINO DO not sympathize with the insur-
fect1on. A number of native houses
were destroyed.
The United States transport Grant
which sailed from New York Jan 19
having on board Maj. Gen. Lawton
the Fourth infantry and a battalion
OF the Seventh infantry, arrived this
morning.
With the exception Of San Pedro
Macati, where Filipino sharpshooters
necessarily annoy the American troops,
matters are unusually quiet along the
line.
The weather Is much cooler TODAY
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party may condemn; conventions and meet
ings may censure friends and enemies alike
may try to persuade, but conscience and
judgment must rule.
The curse of any free country is moral
cowardice in its representatives. A sign of
evil portent on the part of constituencies,
ruled by machines and bosses, Is disposi-
ton to make cheats and hyprocrites out of
their representatives Instead of striking out
pander to error and false doctrine for place
and pelf.
The power Of the machine Is smothering z
the voice Of the people, and chaining the rep
resentatives to the chariot of the boss as a
slave, to do his bidding. Not long can .
representative hold position against the pub
lie disapproval of his views. The remedy
Is in the hands of the constituencies. An
honest constituency will have an honest rep
resentative. His duty to them and to him.
self Is to follow his convictions.
POWER OF PARTIES.
Parties have no more right to coerce TO-
litical conscience than hierarchy of bishops
have to coerce the religious conscience.
Luther did not become an outcast when he
defed Rome Nor can a Democrat or a Re-
publican or a Populist be read out Of his
political creed by the anathema of a po-
litical organization. Independence of judg-
ment and courage to follow conscience are the
shadow of great rock in a wilderness Of
eervility to party dictation.
Imperialism, expansion and other like fol-
lies and crimes may come and go. but the
republic will survive. Let the commands of
duty fall upon public men unheeded and
disregarded, and the republic is gone for
ever.
Charles Francis Adams followed in
the same vein. In the course of his
remarks he spoke feelingly of the trib-
ute recently paid to Carl Schurz, at the
banquet in honor of his birthday, at
New York
A number of other members of the
club discussed the future policy of the
government
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MRS. CODY CONVICTED.
Guilty of Attempt,n. :.
BlackmaiJ III

or Attempting tn
Blackmail the Goulds.
,ALBANY, N. Y, March e-Mra
M margaret b. Cody has been convicted d
u attempting to blackmail George and and
-on,e en could. The jury brought in q
verdict of guilty tonight after baina M a
out eight hours. A recommendat,on ne
mercy was made. The court will oo,
@ vene at 10 o'clock tomorrow, when the
usual Usual motion will be heard and sen
t's;,' eenee passed. 1t is likely Mrs. codv
WIN receive a light penalty. on, sac,
count of her age. 4. ac-
me jury balloted seven times before
SuIe,ng, GniItv :. tn. the first ballot standing:
0ua,.y' mns 3; not guilty. 3; blank, 1.
MRS. Cody, who had remained n han
eftor la m the court room most Of the
afternoon after the court adjourned ed
S,s4 waiting mn to hear her fate.gasped and all
~. 'a,hted when she heard the verdict
OF guilty. 1t was a quarter of an honr
oeiore sne had recovered sufficiently
10 allow herself to be conducted ha cs
to jail. S.eu pach '
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TO COME TO ST. PAUL.

Delegates to Evangelical Associa-
tion General Conference Selected.
PTTTSBURG, Pa, March 9. = The
Erie conference Of the Evangelical as
sociation opened it's twenty-fourth an
nual meeting at 8 a. m. today in Eman.
uel church. Bishop w. Horn, of Cleve-
land, Is president Of the conference.
About fifty ministers are in attend
ance.
The feature of the afternoon session
was the election Of delegates to the
general conference, which will be held
at st. Paul, Mimi, next October. The
principal delegates elected were Rev.
w. L. Ingelbach. Rev. ]. D. Seip and
Rev. G.. Bergstechter. all of Cleve-
land.
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TACOMA AROUSED.

Police Denounced and "a Vigilance
Committee Formed.
TACOMA, Wash, March 9.-Citizens,
indignant at the many recent rcbberies
and hold-ups, held public meeting In
the chamber of commerce rooms this
morning and decided to form vigil
lance committee. The incompetence Of
the police was denounced and the clti-
zens' patrol organized.
A subcommittee Of ten called on
Sheriff Mills after the meeting and
asked him to act as head Of the vigi-
lants.
It was decided that oil suspicious
characters must leave the city.
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JACK CHIMN BELLICOSE.
Changes His Mind When His Op-
pOnent Returns With a Big Pistol.

LEXINGTON, KY, March 9-Fighting
Jack Chinn wanted to kill ex-senator Charles
]. Bronston here at the meeting of the
Democratic state central committee, while
Bronston was unarmed. but after Bronston
got a big pistol and returned to the hotel
Chinn did not make his appearance until he
had signed peace warrant and then Brons-
ton could not shoot him without committing
murder.
Chinn says the senator charged in a peti-
ton In suit he filed against him last fall
that his wife had entered into a collusion
with him to defraud one of Bronston's
clients. Chinn resented this and he says it
was the cause of the trouble. Bronston's
friends say that there is another reason and
that Bronston Is apDosed to the Goebel cleo
tion law. that Chdnn champions. that Chinn
has tried to- keep Bronston out of politics
and threatened to use his influence to retire
Bronston to private life permanently
Bronston Is the man who made such a
strong fight in the legislature two years ago
to elect Blackburn to the United States SEN
at Chinn was also friend Of Blackburn
at the time and his zealousness caused Gov.
Bradley to call out the state guard to pre-
serve the peace.
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LONDON. March 10.--The Rome cor
respondent of the Morning Post says:
Since the recovery of the pope the
question of 'Americanism' is being
eagerly discussed. The pope's letter to
Cardinal Gibbons was prepared by
Cardinal Satolli and Cardinal Camille
Mazzela prefect Of the congregation
Of sacred rights. both Of whom are
strong enemies of Cardinal Gibbons
and Archbishop Ireland, and the letter
was an absolute condemnation in the
original of all American tendencies.
The pope and Cardinal Rampolla, pa
pal secretary Of state, cut, expurgated
and added to the draft until it was
unrecognizable by the authors. Meth
er side is completely satisfied, but the
real victory remains with the Amer
leans. and it Is said the red hat will
be bestowed upon Archbishop Ireland
as mark of the popes approval
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IN A PRECARIOUS CONDITION.
Senator Jones' Attack May Cost Him
His Life.

WASHINGTON, March 9.-Senator
Jones, Of Arkansas, chairman Of the
national Democratic committee, is in
a precarious condition, owing to his
liability to another dangerous attack
OF heart trouble, at any time As Is
usually the case In attacks of this
nature he is getting along very well
just now, and today was in compara-
lively fair condition, after a good
nights rest, but he is maintaining the
utmost precaution, and, under strict
orders Of his physicians, is avoiding
any exertion.
This is a radical change for a man
Of Senator Jones' active habits, and he
naturally chafes under it. His malady,
angina pectoris, is at best a grave
one. and the outcome never can be
foreseen. So far, however, they have
been no untoward complications in
Senator Jones case, and there Is a
strong hope that, with absolute quiet
and rest away from his work for con-
siderable period, he may recover.
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sPANISH-AMERICAN WAR
T0DAY'S BULLETIN.

rage.
America Neutral in China
Caffery on Imperialism.
Census Plans.
Archbishop Ireland Interviewed
War Threatened In Somoa.
2-Generals Selected.
Harrisburg Bribery Case.
Tales Of the Trusts.
e-The Legislative Session.
victory for Mccarthy.
House Members Cautious.
New Game Warden Chosen.
4-Editorial.
6-Sporting News.
Thirteenth Regiment Fund.
News from Manila.
6-Markets Of the World.
Bar Silver. $3.50.
Chicago Cash Wheat. $3.50.
minneapolis Matters.
Northwest News Notes.
News of the Railroads.
Sin the Field of Labor.
Plans for Wildwood.
Women Active in City Work.
Food Law Enforcement.
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CHtNAMAN ON A JURY.
Chosen With Five Negroes to Try q
Case Mt Fort Scott, KIM,

Chosen With Five Negroes to Try q
Case mt Fort SCOTT, Kan.
FORT SCOTT, Kan. March Sam Wah,
a Chinaman. who har not the least idea Of
American law or court customs. was drawn
on a jury with Ave negroes In Judge Hack
ett's court here today to try q case wherein
Mary Epps. oolored olairvoyant, sued Ben
Bruce, colored landlord. for s100 for pro-
fessional services in removing spooks from
two OF his houses.
Wah refused to obey the summons and was
dragged into court by constable on an at
tachment and compelled to rerve. The ne,
gross elected him foreman. After hearinh
the court threw the case on the ground that
the plaintiff had city license to practice
har prnfessic1,
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Criminal Aggression Clothed in FataIism.

II Is lett IN the closin
cothe tyranny and criminal the cast off os
satc and Egyptian fat alsm take for the o -
our national life the enlgh tened living human con
science or the dark sci faasm? ShaI nature
ana Tree Will both be bound
the star of empire has lured
II Is not too late to air the treatv of
Inc better OF the American
3oboers the franchise hunters the
glory may come to the of nstitions Coz
grant may come soon-seator Doneson Caey addressng
the Massachusetts at Boston
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Mr.. BRYAN AT HOUSTON.
Talks to Six Thousand People, md
DenOunces Trusts.

Talks to Six Thousand People, md
DenOunces Trusts.
HOUSTON, Tex, March 9.-Hon.
William ]. Bryan addressed 5000 peo-
pie at the Auditorium tonight. Many
were unable to gain admission. After
stating that the Chicago platform still
stood. while the ST. Louis one had been
violated by its projectors, he declared
himself in favor Of silver, opposed to
government by injunction and in favor
of the income tax. He said the Re-
publican party was willing to sacrifice
the blood of the poor man-not the
rich MANN order to benefit the rich
gold miser. He denied that prosperity
had come to the country, and defied the
Republicans to go before the country
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MANY SEE A METEOR.

Fiery Ball, With Illuminated
Trail, Falls From the Heavens.
CINCINNATI, o., March Hundreds of
people here saw a huge meteor fall on Mon
day at midnight. 1t is believed to have drop
ped somewhere in Kentucky. The fiery ball
with its Illuminated trail was seen by thou
sands Of people at different points in Ken
lucky, Tennessee and Indiana. A crowd of
men returning from the Kennedy-Johnson
prize fight at Addyston saw the meteor The
heavens were lighted as the immense ball
rushed through space. Two or three of the
men fell to their knees and prayed.
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iah
CHICAGO, March "a special from,
nonolulu, II. l.. March /, via San Fran.
cisco. Cal, March 9 says: Concerning
'he samoan situation, q startling renort
was given out by an officer Of the crnfs-
er Philadelphia, to a friend here tust
prlor TO the sailing Of the f1agshin for
Apia. According to the officer Admiral
hautz Is instructed to uphold all of the
recent decisions Of Chief Justice Cham
pers respecting the election of a king in
samoa and matters growing out of II
ne ls to Cooperate at once with the
American and British consuIs and do
clare Malietoa Tanus the rightful and
legal king.
Malietoa will be placed in authority
under the protection Of American and
BRUSH marines. Maraafa. who now.
las military ascendancy, will be called
upon TO surrender. Should he refuse tn
90 So Admiral Kautz is instructed "to
proceed, by force, If necessary. to 90.
taolish the authority Of the duly eIcted
King, Malietoa Tanus."
IL Is believed there Will be a strnpele
Mataafa Is brave. He thinks he has
the Endorsement Of, and will be srn-
ported by Germany. 1t ia not bel,evad
mat Aamlrai Kautz will attempt TO fol-
iow MIN farther than his present
stronghold. some six miles from Anita.
IN Wnlch case our sailors would not he
endangered except from bushwhackere
But Mataafa himself may be the se-
gressor."
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ATLANTIC LINERS.

NEW YoRK-sailed: oldenburg, for Bremen.
EENSTOWlN-Arrived: Britannia. New
York: Sailed: Teutonic, from Liverpool
for New York; Freeland Liverpool to Phil
adelphia-
York. AZ"
NAPLES-Arrived Ems, New York.
HAMBURG-Arrived Patria. New York
BAL1IMORE-Sailed: Dresden. for Bremen
CONSTANTINOPLE-Ar Augusta Vic
toria New York
GLASdoW-Arrived: Furnessia, New York.
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TODAY's EVENTS.

Observation-Disclosures Minstrels s.15
GRAND-High class vaudeville, 2:9o and s:1k
Palm Garden-Vaudevilie. 2 and s PM.
Meeting White Bear property owners Com.
euDcial club, 8 PM.
City hall and court house joint committee
mayors Office. PM.
A; p q. U. w. entertainment Market hail. s
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DRUNKARDs TAKE OATH.

Then If They Break 1t They Arc
Prosecuted for Perjury.
ST. LOUIS March 9.-Police Justice ocb1ar
Of East st. Louis, has hit upon q novel nlan
to cure the drink habit He administers an
ironclad oath to all who will take the pledge
Two witnesses subscribe to 1t and in case the
person taking the oath violates 1t the wit
nesses are subpoenaed to appear against him
as prosecutors on charge of perjury.
Ten men already have taken this oath and
the justice is doing rushing business. de-
spite the possible severity Of the punishment
tor in1raction OF promise. The justice is
relying on the Illinois law under wbiob ~
administers the oath to make his cnra af,ao
tive Ss0
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C0LLIERY EXPLOSION.

Thirteen Men Injured, Two of tho
Number Probably Fatally.
POTTSVILLE, Pa. March 9.-By an
explosion Of gas today in the Mahanay
City colliery, operated by the Phila-
delphia & Reading Coal and Iron
company, thirteen men were moro or
less seriously burned, two probably
fatal. The explosion occurred in the
west seven-foot gangway. The cause
is a mystery, and what little Is known
II kept secret by the officials.
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DATE is FIXED.

Czar's Peace Conference to Meet at
The Hague May Is.
THE HAGUE, March 9-The peace
conference, otherwise the congress of
representatives of the powers called
by the czar to discuss the possibility
Of taking steps toward a general dis
armament, will meet here on May 18.
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PURGED OF CONTEMPT.
U. s. Grants Political Manager Nee,
Not Answer Questions.

Not Answer Questions.
SACRAMENTO, CAL, March 9-The
assembly has dismissed the contempt
proceedings against Milton j. Green,
U. S. Grants political manager, who
refused to testify as to whom Of the
legislative candidates he had assisted
with Grants money. The resolution
dismissing the charge was adopted by
vote Of 81 to 13.
The vote for United States senator
showed no change In the deadlock
The vote was as follows: Barnes, %;
Estee, 1; Burns, 25; Grant, 26; Scott,
6; Devries Oem.), 2; Rosenfeld Dem.),
2; White Oem.), 25; Phelan Dem), 4.
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Fire In the Reconcentrado Quarter
of Guines, Cuba.

GuINES, Province of Havana
March "a large part OF the recon
centrado quarter of Guines was de-
stroyed by fire this morning, three
children being burned to death.
+ The Cuban industrial relief fund.
which has a station here, is providing
temporary quarters for the homeless.
ard special appeal for funds will be
made On their behalf, as no work is to
be had In the district, and the supply
Of army rations is exhausted. .
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CHINA TO SEEK TRADE.

sion to America and Europe.
LONDON, March 9.-The Vienna
correspondent Of the Times says:
"China Is about to send a CONNER
cial mission to the European and
American trade centers. with a view
to the promotion Of Chinese commerce.
II the mission proves successful the
government proposes to found Chinese
trading firms in the great commercial
towns of the world.
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WITHOUT RESULT.
Utah Legislature AdjOurns With No
Senator Chosen.

Utah Legislature AdjOurns With No
Senator Chosen.
SALT LAKE, Utah, March 9.-The
Joint assembly of the legislature was
declared adjourned sine die at mid
night tonight without electing United
States senator. Ten ballots were taken
tonight. The 161st and last bal
lot was as follows: McCune, 20;
George @. Cannon, 10; F., J.. Cannon, 4;
King, 4; J. H. Moyle, 4; Powers, 4; Ne
beker, 1; Sutherland, Q; absent, 2.
Pennsylvania Senatorial Ballot.
HARRISBURG, Pa, March 9.-The forty
fourth ballot for United States senator taken
today resulted as follows Quay, So; jerks,
rs; Dalzell, 10; Stone, A; Stewart, z; Irwin,
5; Huff, Z; Rice, 2; Ritter. 2; Markle. 1; Grow,
1; Smith, 1; Widener, 8; Tubbs, /; total vote,
22a; necessary to choice, liz, paired, 80; no
election absent without pair, T.
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Going Out of Business.

LIMA, O.. March 9.-The American Ma
tonal bank, SO mysteraously robbed Of over
$l8 coo, tonight decided to 60 into voluntary
liquidation and wind up its business.
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Pennsylvania Senatorial Ballot.
Cincinnati Democrats Nominate.

CINCINNATI, o.. March s.-The Demo-
cratic city convention today nominated for
members Of the board Of city affairs John
C. Sherlock and Henry T. Ennekin. For
judge of the superior court the convention in
dorsed the Republican NOMINEES. Hon. Rufus
=
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-03-10
QUIET AT SANTIAGO.
Gen. Wood Denies Rumors of Sc
rious Dissatisfaction.

rious Dissatisfaction.
WASHINGTON, March $50 many
sensational publications have made
concerning the alleged disturbed affairs
in Santiago that the secrtary of war
cabled to Gen. Wood to ascertain the
facts Gen. Wood has replied that there
is absolutely no ground whatsoever for
apprehension, as reported.
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statue for Winnie Davis.

statue for Winnie Davis.
RICHMOND. Va, March 9.-The design for
the statute to be erected In Hollywood over
the grave OF Miss Winnie Davis, the "Daugh-
ter of the Confederacy." has been chosen and
approved By Nrs, Davis
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national Republican convention.

BOSTON, March s.-The Republican state
committee today elected George Won L.
Meyer, Of Hamilton. as member of the ma
tional Republican committee to succeed
George H. Lyman, resigned Mr. Meyer was
formerly speaker of the state house of rep
resentatives. sf-F
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CAUGHT IN MEXICO.
Express Messenger Boiler, Who Alb
? seconded with $4,000.

LAREDO, Tex, March 9.-Bohler, the
absccnding from San Antonio with $50 900 In
his charge, was captured at Bustamente, Mex,
today. 1t has not yet been learned whether
he will consent to be brought back at once
or await the result Of extradition proceed
ings
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Iowa Democratic Convention.
DES MONIES. To-. March s.-The Demo-
ratio state central committee, in session to-
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-03-10

t,ay uay' az decided to hold the next state oon,,o
sYed pa III les Moines. but the date was nn. nnt
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CRUSHED BY ROCKS.

Peculiar and Fatal Accident I'm q
Spanish Village.
MADRID, March "a vast quantity
Of rock overhanging the Village Of
Rickurga, near Albasa, in the province
Of that name, fell today, destroying
many houses and killing eleven people.
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marked, of my spiritual office and tenn
poral citizenship
1T would be impossible to reproduce
the flowing. sparkling French Of the
iliustrious churchman, whose elevation
to the cardinalate has only been ad-
Journed by the pope's Illness"
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LITTLE ROCK, Ark, March 9.--Wil-
liam J. Bryan has accepted an invita-
ton to visit Little Rock ana will ad-
dress the Arkansas legislature. A reso-
luton was adopted in the house this
morning rendering him the invitation.
Mr.. Bryan was notified by telegraph.
reply was received this afternoon.
saying that he would accept and that
he would be here the latter part Of
this month
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on the platform that I'VE advocated
prosperity and we found It,"
: Mr.. Bryan paid particular attention
to trusts. excoriating them unmerci-
fully. He alluded to the declaration
of the Chicago platform on the subject.
and said that had the Democrats been
in control trusts would have been COM
PEELED to obey the law.
Regarding Mr.. McKinley's assertion
that he favored expansion because the
people demanded 1t, he said Mckinley
should not gauge public opinion from
the rear end Of a train. He spoke, he
said, from experience, as the states he
carried he had never travelled through.
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SELECTING A FORCE
GOV. MERRIAM is LOSING NO TIME
IN PREPARING FOR TAKING
THE CENSUS
SOME. CLERKS ARE SELECTED

Others to Be Chosen on a Basis OF
Merit - Census Commission to
Occupy New Permanent Quarters
Within a Few Days-Gov. MerrI-
am Starts for ST. Paul to Close Up
His Private Business Affairs
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WAR In SAMOA NEXT
SfARTLING STORY AS TO INsTRUc-
TioNs GIVEN COMMANDER
OF PHILADELPHIA
USE FORCE If NECESSARY

VIII Regulate Affairs I'm Same.
ESTABLISH the Authority OF MaI-
1etoa Tanus as King-Wfu lin
mold All of the Recent Decision.
or Chief Justice Chamber.-.t In
cooperate With the English.
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MANY ARE HOMELESS.

The weather Is much cooler today.