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Evening journal., 1899-03-16
DEADLOCK UNBROKEN.
coUNclLMEN FAIL TO AGREE AT
LAST NIGHTS CAUCUS.

ALL THB DEMOCRATS PRESENT
AND READY TO GGsTrEN TO AMY
PROPOSITIONS TO BREAK THBl
DEADLOCK MADE BY RHPUBII-
CANs-AN TRoNICpAD OATH
TAKEN.
Flrom all appearances the time OF to-
nights session OF City C-uncil will he
occupied ais it has been for the past
three meeting nights. in vain efforts toI
elect a member to succeed Councilman
|ONeil.
last night was the evening that is
regularly set aside for the various COM
mlittees to meet and discuss the plans
cf action regarding the business that
would come UP before Council on the
Succeeding night. 1t was hoped by
MANLY that the Republican members
would see the folly OF their attempt
to force the seating cf a Republican, in
the First wand, and would come to
their sober senses and allow the Demo
Gratis to name a member for the seat,
which has always been occupied by
one ef that political faith, thereby
breaking the present deadlock and al
lowing the regular business to be
transacted.
In this they were disappointed, how
ever, as no inclination to that effect
was shown by the Republicans present
at last nights caucus. All the Demo
Gratis were In attendance and we're
ready to meet amy owertures made by
the Republican towards the adjustment
of the present difficulties. None came
however, as there were only four RE
publcans present, Nlessrs. Morris. Wat
son, Fisher and zebley, and after an
lhour's dssu.tory talk on the crops. this
weather, ana the recent session OF the
Legislature, the various members
wsnded thenr way home
The same Old program will, in all
lplbbUpl-4 -4u9s ut Euue over d6dlu u-r
night, and when President d4eitch be-
comes weary and Clerk Morrison:
voice husky and cracked from calling
the roll, the former will slowly arise
ADJOURN the meeting and pass dgwn th'
aisle and out into the inl1y darkness
OF the night, to be quickly followed b,
the remainder Of the "sord six" ans
cnce more the Republican "cal1ewaIlS'
lwill be over.
IL is reported on good authority tina
the Republicans arc bowling to the viii
cf one member or their side of thN
house, who. Within few nights afte
Councllman O'Neill died, assembled mi
fellow Republican members Of Counci
in secret caucus and made them TAX
an ir-n-c,ad oath that no matter wha
happened, that they would never alsoS
S a Democrat to be seated in the chai
D just made vacant
Evening journal., 1899-03-16
MANY CASES OF DISTRESS
LOOKED AFTER BY THE S. P. C. C.
AND THE S. p. c. A.


AL the meeting Of the S. P. C. c. and
the S. p. c. A., the reports for the
month Of February were submitted.
The managers present were L. c. Kent,
Bishop Coleman, DR.. E. G. ShOrtMdge.
WtJard Hali Fcrter, Mrs. Thomas
Benscn, Mrs WilMam H. Lloyd, Mrs.
Richard p. Gibbons, w. J. Eliason,
David j. Reinhardt, Mrs. A. d. Warner,
Mrs. j. Frank Ball and Mrs. Leonard
A.. KittiIlger.
Agent Stout made the following re-
port Of the S. p. c. A.. Number of
complaints, 8; on agents sight. %:
number of Investigations, 81; warm
rgs, 81. Different Cffenses: Beating
horses, 2; driving lame horses, 2; driv-
ing horse with sore shoulder, 1 driv-
ing horses in poor condition, 1 driving
horses not Property shOd, 8; working
lame horses, 1; oveI,oading horses, 4;
causing horses to be exposed to storm
and cold, 2; causing horses to stand
unlbIanketed in cold. 2; manning dogs,
1; beating cats, 2; Overcrowdfng
chicken coOps, /; total 81.
For the S. p. O. c., the report was
as follows: Number of Complaints, "a; (;
number of investigations, "a; number
Of white children involved 80: number
OF coiored children involved. 10; total
children involved GO.
Disposition made of children: Num-
bfr left with parents, 80; with father,
8; with mother, Z; with father and
stermOther, / with grandmother, l.:
with relatives / with m.ivata family
B.; returned to parents. l; returned to
father, 1; placed in Training School,
Hlwyn, Pa, 1; placed with parents, l.;
Ilaced with private family, /: placed
in FERRIS Industrial School, 3; placed
In Home for F'riendless Children, 8;
total 62.
The annual expenses of the S. P. c,
c. amounted to s1,1OO. The apprOpria-
tion ty the Legislature of 1900 foq
the two years to come is a great helE
and just at a time when the treasury
was empty.
Evening journal., 1899-03-16

ern California. On their journey eas;-
ward. after leaving san Francisco they
stepped at Salt Lake City. Utah. and
Denver, Col
Mrs SaEde Jeffries, of Philadelphia,
has just returned home after visiting
her sister. Mrs. Herdman, at No. 1912
Walnut street.
James H. Hoffecker is IN with the
grip.
William HoIbson. of Brandywine
Springs has returned from visit to
Havre de Grace.
Mrs. John CuncannOn and son have
returned to their home. at Kenneth
Square.
Evening journal., 1899-03-16
TAYLoR-wATTs.

The wedding OF Miss e. Tabitha
WATTS, the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
William r. Watts, formerly of this
oity, to Walter S. Taylor, formerly Of
Georgetown, took place yesterday at
noon, at their residence, No. lib
North Fortleth street, Philadelphia
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
s. NJ. Vernon, in the presence Of the
family only, and was followed by a
small reception Miss ANNA Tay.Cr, of
Wilmington, was maid Of honor, and
Lewis NJ. Evans. cf Mount Airy, was
bes- mnn. After a short Southern tour
Mr.. and Mrs Taylor win reside in
.TiCga.
Evening journal., 1899-03-16
THE SHAME OF 1T.

Representative J. b. Clark, one OF
the Democratic traitors who went over
TO Addicks. has resigned his position
as station agent at Hartley, and left
that section OF country. We congratu-
late the people Of West Dover hundred
upon getting rid OF such social and
political parasite. They should keep
track of him. and warn all communi-
ties Of his perfdy and untmstworuhi-
ness. for he might prey upon others
as he has preyed upon the people Of
Delaware, who honored and trusted
him- He is too low in the moral scale
10 be permitted 10 mingle with honest
people. and we make the prediction
that wherever he goes his sin will find
him out.
Senator Farlow and Representative
king still hnger at Laurel. They are
Bcorned by those who were once their
friends, but who are new nothing more
than their neighbors, and who sin
cerely desire that they should leave a
neighborhOOd which . they have dis
graceh by their actions. In a momelnt
of time they fell from the heights Of
respect to the depths Of disgrace, and
they realize the universal contempt
which their conduct has brought upon
them
Senator F'arlcw has a family. 1t fol-
lows, ais a matter Of course, that his
wife and children must suffer with him.
That is the depiorable part OF the stu-
aticn. His wife is an admirable wo-
man, and his children, one CT whom
lis just budding into young womanhood,
are all that a man could desire. But
in the peridy Of his heart he has left
TO them a heritage Of shame which
will 1cllow them to the end Of their
days. They are wholly innocent Of par
utcipation in his neiarious practices
but it is the rule OF the world thai
the disgrace OF the husband and father
must reflect upon the wife and the chill
dren. Senator Farlow must have known
this. He is tco intelligent a man no
to have known it. And yet, in spite o
it al. he went down into the slough o
disgrace and dragged down with hin
the wife and children who loved, hon
ored, respected and revered him. NJ
only that, but he betrayed every trus
repcsed in him by those who had ais
sociated with him in social and polfti
cal life, and they must experience tn
nefex action Of the cloud OF d.sgrac
which now lowers over Little Cree
hundred. But he thought Of none {
these things. In his lust he took III
fatal step, and an eternity is befoT
him for repentance. Gt was an ou'
rage upon manhood, womanhood an
chaldhood, ard to-day we s,e hi
clothed in the garments Of the world
obloquy and contempt. and reelin
with the slime Of political corruptio
We repeat that it is a shame that pc
sons who are wholly innocent shou
be compelled to suffer with him; b
the thing is dlone, and it cannot
helped. He has sunk to a depth whi,
pity cannot reach, and where the r;
of the light Of social and political T
demption' never touches.
Representative King is a single ma
but he has a father ard other rel
nTes who must share in. his utter d
Evening journal., 1899-03-16
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL NOTES.

Miss Elizabeth Hall, of Smyrna, is
the guest Of friends in this city.
Miss Healle Richards has returned to
Sinyrna alter a two weeks visit to
Miss Bessie Starr.
Miss Noble KelLum, of Dover is the
guest Of Mrs. T. T. Ke-lum
Mrs Edgar R. Arlaband has return
ed from visit to Dover.
Miss Maude Gooding, Of Willow
Grove, is visiting in this city.
Charles Beck is in Springfield, Pa.
Mrs. George NJ. Davis, Of Phi,adeI-
p1it has hon WISHING Wilmington
relatives.
Mrs. Joseph r. Carter, Of Smyrna,
who has been visiting in Wilmington
has returned home.
Mrs. George w. Wells and her sister
Miss Eva j. Green. have returned home
nom a five weeks trip through South
Evening journal., 1899-03-16
NEWSPAPER OPINION

.FAIIlUREs TO ELECT SENATOR'S.
After casting over hundred ballots
for Federal senator. the Legislature OF
Delaware has adjourned without an
election. The closing scenes before
adlcurminlg were exciting and there
were many fu.lle attemp.s TO form
combinations in the interest Of differ
crt candidates. The friends OF Mr..
Addlcks, however, pursued the policy
TO ..le ENID which they announced in
ihe beginning, namely, that Addicl1s
should be the senator CIR there should
be no election. Hon. George Gray has
retired from the Senate and the Legis-
laIuuro having failed 20 cle,t his sue
ceascr, the gcvurl1r does net possess
the power Of appointment, ana unless
ne calls the Legislature together in
extra session Delaware will have but a
single meniSer cf the Federal Senate
fer the neNo two years When the term
OF Scrl.cr Higgins expired, four years
ago. AddiCks held the balance CT
power In tae Delaware Legislature. He
oylld n~L secure his Cwn election, hut
ne prevented the election OF anyone
Else just as he has done this second
time, and there was a vacancy for two
years. The next Legislature was Demo-
cratic, and Mr. Kenney, the present
senator. was elected AS the governor
CT Delaware is a. Democrat, It is not
considered likely that he viii Gail an
extra session for the purpose of elect
ing a Republican senator. This failure
to eject Republican in Delaware is an
offset TO the Demccratic fasco in Utah.
In that state a silver Republican sem
saor, MIR Cannon. has retired and the
Democratic Legislature has adjourned
without Cecbng his successor. The
Republican Legis.2nres Of Pennsyl-
vanilla and California are also dead
,ockee. FL3rlda has not yet elected a
senator, Int the Legs.aAu,e has &c,
lC-nvmed. Whom IL does it is artici-
lIatc1 that Senator Pasco. Democrat
i WI be re-eleIled. The Republicans
o.u- cl en- iilg-six senators in che
row Senate. With failures TO eleot in
! DCL1wlre, Pennsylvania and CaMfor.
MA, this number win be reduced Z.
fiy-JAr0e, seven mere than a quorum
In addition to these there are two sill.
YER Republican, Baltimore Sun.
Evening journal., 1899-03-16
CREDITORS MEET.

A meeting pf the creditors Of Isaac
N. Foolns, who recently filed bank
rupt papers, was held in Georgetown
to-day. James w. Ponder yesterday
afternoon left for that place.
Evening journal., 1899-03-16
REsCIUTT0Ns OF REGRET.

AT a meeting of the Young Mems
Democratic Club held last might neso-
iutions OF REGRET at the death Of John
H. Feehly were ad.lpted by the organi-
zation.
Evening journal., 1899-03-16

The Water consumers OF Whining
ton will see 10 II that Representative
HHitchen never gets ninety-three ma
jority or any other majority, and THE
same may be said of Representative
Burns
Evening journal., 1899-03-16
DELAWARE WITHOUT A SENATOR

DELAWARE VIII HOUI A SENATOR
In two cf the states in which there
wc-e senatorial deadlocks the Leg.s'a-
.-es have adjourned without eleoting
a senator. Utah. whose Legislature Is
|ncminaly Democratic hut really Pcpu-
LIST, had a sen2t-rial deadlock that
JoIlirued during the whole session,
and the legislature finally adjourned
without an election. Thus Utah will
Likely have a senatorial vacancy for
two years.
Delaware is also certain to be with
out senator during the rew Congress.
The L---antura has adjcuned sine die
w-thcuI- C.ochrg a senator and as the
g9ve.ror is a Dcmooart, and the Leg
lsatue R.r-h,ican, there is Mtle like
iikOcd that ple legislature win be
sumInorsl lilo extraordinary session
lor the purpose CT Ue>ing a seratcr
Two states a.s daus certain to be wish
cut a so@at-r cMir5 the Congress he
gina.rg on the 45h Of March. and as
one is a failure cf tAe Republicans tC
oleCt and the othor a failure Of the
lP1Iu,isas, IL WEI net affeu. the poMtica
lCcnplexion Of the Senate.
The Dem5dats Of Delaware havi
had two mort impressive Illustration.
cf the arbitrary powor Of Mr.. Adi!ck
as a pallg leader. -Four years ago th,
Republicans o2mitd the Legislatur,
ari w.ud have elected a senator bu
J lor the attitude assumed ty Mr.. Ad
) dicks that he mus. be senator or ther
cou.d be no oieetion. He succeeded II
preventing the e.ection Of a Republi
70 can, and al ule end of two years tn
Democrats carried the state and Legls
1aJure and e.suted Mr.. Kenney.
I Last year, the Republicans agai
carried the state and Legislature. an
A'ddioks Played the same dog-in-the
mangsr r0lcy ami prevented tine eles
tion c, a Republican because he ccul
: met be e.ected himsen. With the COZ
rupt and odious leadership Of Addiclu
and the factional divisions Of tn
= Tsay, It is quite likely that the Demr
+ Gratis Will be able to carry the Legll
, .ature TWO years hence, and thus gal
Evening journal., 1899-03-16
Teeth Don't Last Forever

another senator as they gained one two
years ago. suth is the political bal
amce shodt presaa.ed to the Repui5d-
cams Of Delaware ny Mr. Addicks.-
PHILADELPHIA Times.
Evening journal., 1899-03-16
CARrER-MIUuER.

Miss Iva Miller, Of Wilmington, and
William E. Carter, Of Philadelphia,
were married in Trinity Church, New
". X, ly Err. Thomas Henry TILL yes
tei4ly at 3 p. m. Mrs. Audrey ID.
.Dnn. her sister, stood for her.
Evening journal., 1899-03-16
1Oc

To 65c
per yard, China and
Japanese Mattings.
The first instalment
now on our floor.
Choice patterns and
good quality for the
money. Al W a y s
cheaper to buy the
roll if you can use the
40 yards. If not, we
cut it for you.
Evening journal., 1899-03-16
Hn. B. Sharp Z Co.
Fourth md Market Ns.
Table Linen.

An opportunity is here for
a grand bargain in Table
Linen. There's only ESQ
yards of it, half bleached Irish
Damask full 64 inches wide
in FIVE new and handsome
patterns and always soc per
yard. We shall sell this lot
for 37Hc per yard.
Evening journal., 1899-03-16
state Of Ohio, city OF Toledo, Lucas

State OF Ohio. City Of Toledo, Lucas
County, IS.
Frank j. Cheney makes oath that he Is
the senior partner Of the firm. Of r. J.
Cheney & Co, doing business In the city
OF Toledo, county and state aforesaid.
and that said firm will pay the sum OF
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each
and every case Of Ca8rrh that cannot
be cured 10y the use OF Halls Catarrh
Cure. FRANK j. CHENEY
Sworn TO before me and subscribed In
my presence, this Gth day OF December.
a. ID. 1856.
A. w. GLEASON.
ISLALl Notary Public
Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken Internally
and acts directly on the blood and mu-
cous surfaces OF the system. send foi
testimonials. free.
+. J. CHENEY & CO. Toledo, o.
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Halls Family Piiis ere fh4 best
Evening journal., 1899-03-16

On tap at an leading saloons to-mor-
row. The H. and F. Co.'S Shamrock
Beer. brewed especially for ST. Pat
rick's LAY.
Evening journal., 1899-03-16
Linen Crash.

The delight of all house
keepers is a good drying and
wearing towel. There's one
here that just fills the bill, it
is an excellent heavy bleached
crash worth in real value fully
zoe per yard. We shall sell
this lot for 12Hc. per yard.
Evening journal., 1899-03-16

BlAsEEAqIL TEAM GOES SOUTH.
The Philadelphia baseball team pass
cd through this city yesterday after
noon ever the P., w. & B. railroad
gclng South. 1t viii practice at Char
lotte. n. C.
Evening journal., 1899-03-16
25c

Remnants
of 30, 40 and 45c
Oil Cloths and Lin
oleums. All 60 at
25c per yard. Some
of them are q yards
long and enough of a
few patterns for small
rooms. They go on
sale tomorrow.
Evening journal., 1899-03-16
IN THE SOCIAL WORLD
Various Matters of Interest
to Wilmington People.
IN AND OUT OF TIE CITY

All communications intended for inaer
tiUn In this column should be addressed to
Society Editor, care OF the Evening Jour
nal. Communications should be written
on one Side OF the paper only.
Evening journal., 1899-03-16

DO right this year; buy for your
home a Ludwig Piano. Nothing better.
Store 515 Shipley street.
Evening journal., 1899-03-16
Window Shades

in a large variety and put up
to your order or sold ready
mounted for your own work
for 2sc per window with good
spring rollers. Linoleums
in remnants at half price and
another lot of old fashioned
Rag Carpet for 25c per yard.
March 25th movers should
bear these points in mind.
Evening journal., 1899-03-16

Clothes Pr5ps at .............. &c.
per doz. oz............ 1c.
Wash Tubs .............45 SO, 60c.
Galvanized Wash Tubs. so. 60, Csc.
Lamp Burners, No. 0, at......... 4c-
Lamp Burners. No. 1, at.......... &C.
LAMP Burners, No. 2, at......... Sc
Lamp BURNERS, No. 3, at. ....12c.
Double Folding States at. 10, 12 15c,
Perforated Chair Seats ...... &c.
WhI.tewash Brushes ........5, 10, 12c
2 at. Agate Coffee Pots. ..... .2Oc
, qt. Agate Buckets. ts.........dO .dOc
A at. Agate Coffee Pots. ..... SOC
Evening journal., 1899-03-16
cvERFAIILs LIGHT vpssEL NO

OINtItf IAIlI-S LIGHT NESSEL NO 46
Notice is hereby given that light
vessel No. 46. which was driven from
her station by ice and carried to sea
February II. was replaced on her sta
ton. ab,.. three and a-haf miles 10
the Sou,LWard aud westward of Over
falls or south shoal, entrance to Della
ware bay, March IA, 1899.
Evening journal., 1899-03-16
S1.oo

Oak Dining Chair
that is even a surprise
to us. Medium height
back with carved top.
Well braced under
seat with 3 spindles
all around. Fine cane
and finish and make
guaranteed.
Spring goods are
all on the floors and
we are in a better con-
dition to supply your
wants than ever be
fore as regards as
sortment, style and
price.
Evening journal., 1899-03-16
Bader Bros.
221 King Street
Dancing Academy
of MISS McCLAFFERTY.

Askew Building, Cor. 7th and Market
streets. Glasses for children and adults
now forming. Private lessons at any
hour. Private class formed at any
time. Hours 20 D. m.
For information call or address az
above.
Evening journal., 1899-03-16
HARM AN
$4,000


swell front bedroom
suit, shaped French
bevel glass on bureau;
carved bedstead and
entire suit smooth,
we'll finished and we'll
made. New in de-
sign and at least a $5
better offering than
we ever had.
Evening journal., 1899-03-16
BADER BROS.
221 King Street.
We Must Do
Business

and to do it we must sell goods
at the right prices. Our friends
say: "Why don't You go up on
Market street," Well, suppose
we did. We could not sell
goods at the remarkably low
prices we do. So by staying
where we are at, you get the
fruits of our saving. That's
the secret Of our store full of
bargains.
We have received another lot
of the following goods;
Evening journal., 1899-03-16
Hosiery.

Two special bargains are
here in children's stockings
$50 pairs for misses, Herms-
dorf Black, in sizes 6, 7, 7l
and 8 for 12Hc per pair.
$50 pairs children's black
seamless Stockings, real Maco,
with double knees and spliced
soles and fne two thread rit
at the very low price of 12HC
per pair.
Evening journal., 1899-03-16
Percales.

We have put on sale fifteen
hundred yards of new per-
Gales full yard wide for SC per
yard that are entirely new
and great value for the money
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-25
TRAVELLERS, 6ulpE.
Old D0HLlIn SIell}liJ CO. S Lines
/!
EN senger ships are appointed
MANN to call from Norfolk daily
MSN& at 500 p. m.
if1nSf8.MA FROM NEW YORK.-On
HI A Monday. Tuesday. Wednes-
day. Thursday and Friday
at 500 p. NJ. Saturdays at
PASSENGER ACCOMMODATIONS
UNSURPASSED.
Fare. including meals and stateroom

Fare; including meals and stateroom =,
Round strip dimited to 80 days)....... 1890
rooms. apply at ticket office. 1879 Main
Ships leave Old Pa,nt for Norfolk Sun
TINE me scaEpuLE OF STEAMERS
Hampton Roads, Mobjacl. luray. Acco-
mac and Virginia Dare, sailing daily (ex-
eept Sunday from Company's wharf
FoR OLD polNT-At $50 and ILLS a;
M. and AIS p. M: Portsmouth, 6:io and
1905 -, a. M; and Se5 p; m, M; Bay H me
For HAMPToN-At ILLS a. IN. and a:i5
p. m; Portsmouth. 1905 n. nj. and 500 p;
FOR NEWPORT NEWS AND SMITH
FlEl.D-.At 2:U y. M; portsmouth, 2:4o p.
FOR WARE AND EAST REVERSAL
$50 a: M. Portsmouth. 6:io a. M; Bay
FOR NoRi,H RIvER-on Monday.
Wednesday and Friday at $50 a. M;
Portsmouth, 6:io Il. m; Bay Line. TOO
FOR SEVERN R1vER--on Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday at $50 a. m:
Portsmouth. 6:i5 n. m; Bay Line 100
n F3A rA Ssp,eas 9sB dN SR SneK
On Monday. Wednesday and Friday at
G:l5 a. M; Portsmouth. ESQ am: Bay
Line Gas n. M. Returning following day.
suFFoLK-At 500 p. M; Portsmouth.
3l0 p H. Connecting ut Suffolk with
Suffolk and Carolina railroad,
Freight for Ware East, North. Severn.
Back. poquosin. York and Nansemond
River Landings must be prepaid.
All schedules subject to change without
notice.
Freight for Washington and Nowberne,
n. c., received at and delivered from
Norfolk and Southern railroad depot.
Freight received daily Except Sunday
until p. III.
NJ. B. CROMWELL,
General Agent.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-25
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''s. a. N1M7HNzzw
KENTuCKY'S VOTE.
A wRANGLE OVER 1T IN THE
COURTS

(By Telegraph to Vlrginian-Pilot.)
Frankfort, Ky, Nov. 24.-The Court
of Appeals will render decision to-
morrow in the Nelson county contested
election case. In which 1.19S votes, err
roneousiy certified for w. p. instead of
w. s. Taylor, are involved. The lower
court granted mandatory order for
the county election officers TO dissolve
the injunction and the case was APP
pealed and argued before the whole
court to-day. Goebel's attorneys moved
to dissolve the injunction on the ground
that the court had no jurisdiction. The
decision will have an important bear
ing on the final settlement OF the CUB
ernatorial muddle, as it Is likely to
embrace full review. not onl" uf the
scope III jurisdiction of the courts, but
also as to the powers of the State l5lec-
ton Commission. The latter body has
set no time for its meeting to official
ly canvass the returns. but it is un-
derstood that meeting will be held
for that purpose either Tuesday or
Wednesday.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-25

the great industries of the nation un-
der ownership or control of large COM
binatlons OF capital, popularity known
as trusts, and we call on the order and
working people everywhere to take
ground as unit against any political
legislative effort to foist such insti-
tutions upon us.
The resolution on Imperialism fol-
lows:
Resolved, That the General Assem-
bly, of the knights of Labor condemns
the foreign policy OF the National Ad-
minlstration In It's efforts to subjugate
the Filipinos by conquest and opposes
the extension OF our territory or gov
eminent beyond the limits of this
continent, the American peoples in
terests, and the interests of the great
mass Of working people.-From Public
Ledger.