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The evening times., 1900-02-06
THE SENATE AT LONDON.
4 RESOLUTION of Respect to Mr. Goe-
bci'S Memory.

LONDON. Ky. Feb G.-Thr State Sen
ate met at u o'clock. being called to order
by Senator HAYES. Senator Jolly was
made temporary president and a. r.
Dyche, of Laurel temporary secretary.
Frank Riley was made page After an
appropriate resolution had been adopted
the Senate adjourned until L O'Clock
Thursday. OUT Of respect to the memory
of Governor GoebeTs death. Senator Jolly
was sworn in 10y Circuit Judge Brown inn
I diateIy after adjournment. Fourteen
Senators were present
State Senator John Barrcj. OF Louis
Vile. Chairman OF the Republican Caucus.
will give "a turkey shoot tbs afternoon.
The best shots VIII have pistols. the poor
shots rifles and the poor est shotguns.
The citizens look forward win much in
terest 10 the match
Representative C.. W. Upton utterly de-
nies the statement attributed TO him that
he was tired Of politics. ana was going
home 70 stay. He said th'a r,orning: 81
am ready TO go anywhere an, DO anything
the party leaders want never had any
intention Of deserving the party"
The Republican leaders say there has
been q studied attemp on the part Of the
Goebelites TO make ir appear that the Re
publicans were weakening They say such
is not the case and that no Republican has
faltorcd All are here 10 stand for their
rights. II there is any back down. tie
Goebelitos Viii have 10 do IT, they say.
Senator Hayes, an anti GOebeI Democrat
who is here. said today: The Goebelites
are weakening. When they went t. Gin
cinnati to prevent being brought here they
showed they were afraid 20 come. Nos
that they feared personal harm, but they
fear that I'm q join, session the General As
sembly VIII decide Jhc contest in favor OF
Governor Taylor"
The Republican leaders say they expect
a quorum within few days and that the
first work after the election Of a United
states senator viii be the repeal Of the
Gocbcl election law Trey denounce the
story that Taylor viii resign as soon rs
the Gcebel law is repealed. They say ne
won his office fairly and ne win hold it at
all hazards
The evening times., 1900-02-06
DENIED By cLARK-s FRIENDS.
4 Press Despatch From Helena Fro
nounccd to BE Forgery.

Press Despatch From Helena Pro-
nounccd to BE "a Forgery.
HELENA. Mont. Feb. G.-The friends Of
Senator ". a. Clark dcnounce as false the
story printed in Eastern papers under date
Of this city. 20 the effect tha, tho belief
seems TO be spreading in Montana that M
Clark viii be excluded from his seat IS
the result Of the charges OF bribery being
Investigated by the Senate Committee on
Privileges and Elections. His friends. and
they include nearly every politician OF note
in the State. claim thar no such despatch
was sent out from this c.-y. but that &c was
oiitt-l ana given 20 The newspapers uy
some Of Clark's enemies now in the East
As matter of fact the sentiment here Is
strongly in Dir. ClaTk's favor and should he
by any chance be removed he viii undoubt-
edly be reelected by the next Legislature
The evening times., 1900-02-06
THOMAS A. EDISON ILL.
The Great Inventor Confined 20 His
Bed by Acute Induenza

AKRON, Ohio, Feb. 6.-Thomas A. Ed
son, the inventor. Is seriously i'll in this
city. He is suffering from an attack Of
acute influenza. While the doctors say
there is no Hanger, he is confined to his
bed.
DR. a. E. Foltz said last night that Mr..
Edison's system was not in the best condi-
tion, and that the trouble would therefore
be likely to keep him in bed somewhat
longer than would ordinarily be the case.
Mr.. Edison has been obliged - forego most
OF his night work recently.
Mr. Edison and his wife were in attend
ance at the funeral Of his sister in Milan.
Ohio. last week. and il was at the grave
side that he caught the cold from which
he is now suffering. He reached Akron
Sunday night very III, and was at once
driven to the Miller home. Mr.. Miller
having been the father Of Mr.. Edison S
second wife.
The evening times., 1900-02-06
TEXT OF THB new TREATY
The Convention With the British
Government Made Public.

The United States Guaranteed the
Right To Police the Proposed 18TH
milan Waterway, Hut Pledged Not
10 FOrtify the Approaches To IL.
The Stay of War Vessels OF Bel
ligerents i'm the Canal Limited to
Against BIOcEndinE or Acts OF Hos
tiIity-TO BE Free and Open 90
ships of All Nations at I'll Times.
The evening times., 1900-02-06
THE HOUSE ROUTINE.
Agreement ON the Urgent Deficiency
Bill Reported

Agreement ON the Urgent Deficiency
EiI Reported.
br. Cannon today reported 10 the House
an agreement Of conferees upon the Ur-
gent Deficiency bill. It recommended that
The House recede from its disagreement TO
the Senate amendment authorizing the
Naval Observatory officials TO make an
observation of the eclipse Of the sun next
May at an expense Of 5000.
1t was a useless expenditure Mr.. Can
non said, because the same service BY the
Smithsonian Institution officials al an ex-
pense of $4,000 was authorized I'm the same
bill; but inasmuch as the bill made i'm
mediately available from fifty TO sixty
millions which were absolutely demanded
for the good Of the public service. the
House conferees did not feel justified in
preventing its speedy passage
The report was agreed TO-
The House then, in Committee OF the
Whole, Mr.. Sherman Ct New York IN the
chair proceeded TO The further consideration
OF th5 Diplomatic and Consular Appropria-
tiop oil.
AZ agreement was made 70 close general
debate az ; o'clock this afternoon The
first speaker was Mr.. Gibson OF Tennes-
see. who addressed the committee in a
speech sustaining The pol.cy o. expansion
Norfolk q Washington Steamboat Co.
Delightful trips daily at $3.50 o. n. to Old Point
Comfort. Newport News, Norfolk, and Eirginia
Beach. Tor schedule, see page :.
The evening times., 1900-02-06
TAYLOR Still Holds OUT
He Has Refused to Sign the Peace
Agreement.

The kentucky Usurper Gives No
Heed to the Advice of His RcPub-
lican Fricnds-The Lenders OF His
Party Disappointed ana ChngrIned
nt His AcfiOn-They Hope He VIII
Change His Mind-Predictions of
BIoOdShed in a Few Days IL His
StubbOruness COntinues-The Situ-
alton More Complicated Than Ever.
The MRIcOntents Meet ut London.
The evening times., 1900-02-06
James Anderson Rreaks His Parole.

James Anderson Rrsaks HIS Parole.
CHARLESTON. W. Va, Feb 6-Jim
Anderson, a notorious thief and confidence
man Of this city. who has been out of the
penitentiary for two years on parole, will
be sent back to finish his term of FIVE
years He was sent Up from here for FIVE
years for robbery six years ago. A few
dHys ago he robbed the prosecuting attor-
ney OF Putnam county, thus breaking his
parole. The authorities Of that county
viii take eh;rge Of him when he finishes
his time from KaIawha.
The evening times., 1900-02-06
ISAAC STRAUSS INJURED.
4 baltimore ManufEcturer Struck by
New York Electric Car.

baltimore M"nuttscturer struck by
New York Electric Car.
NEW YORK, Feb. 6.-Isaac Strauss. a
wealthy cio-,k manufacturer, Of Baltimore,
was knocked down by Sixth Avenue cleo
trio last night at Thirty fourth Street. He
was crossing the track. and becoming von-
fused, was -un down before he could get
out of danger.
Mr.. Strauss was carried into drugstore.
where Il was found that he had sustained
several painful scalp wounds and was suf-
fering from shock An ambulance was
summoned from the New York Hospital
and after the surgeon had dressed his
wounds Mr.. Strauss was driven in a cab
to the Hoffman House, where he is stay
ing
The evening times., 1900-02-06

Clark Just as soon as he should be
elected"
Mr.. Campbell asked: When did you first
tell OF the wonderful story"
Some time ago."
Whom did you tell?"
My brother"
Who else?"
quite a number Of MY friends"
Name one of them2"
Il cannot specify one.
Does your brother work for David
He does"
And Dave Brown Is a Clark worker
! don't know about that. he's a friend
OF senator Clark
This witness under his cross-examina-
ton let his voice drop. and called forth
from the committee frequent appeals that
ne speak out so that his answers might
be heard. Senator Chandler said that the
examination Of the witness ought 10 stop
unless he spoke SO thai his answers might
be heard
Mr.. Campbell drew from the witness
that he and Nhiteside had never been in
innate. and that when Whiteside wanted
tG take him into bis confidence he tthe
witnessJ had not met Whiteside for seven
years.
ReetOr's Charges Denied.
Benjamin w. s. Falk. Of Kalispell,
Mon, was next sworn. He told Of the va
Tious Offices that he had filed in Montana
He denied that he was short in his ac-
counts as city treasurer Of Helena. as tes-
tihed to by Mr. Rector lie also denied
that Rector had ever gone over his books.
He was. at the last election, deputy clerk
OF Flathead county.
Did you have any conversation with
AR Whiteside about election returns in
November, 1852
Mr.. Campbell objected. u was the pur-
pose Of the defence TO show that White
sile attempted to bribe Falk to give him
(Whitesidel the election returns OF his
own election as Senator from Flathead
county. This matter was originally
brought out under the cross examination
Of Whiteside and not under his direct ex-
animation. Mr.. Campbell insisted that II
Falk should be allowed 10 state that
Whlteside tried 10 bribe him he should be
allowed 20 bring on witnesses TO dis
prove IT,
There was discussion between counsel
and the committee. Senators Turley Pet
tbs, and AacCOmas thought the committee
eight no: to- go into he matter or White
sides alleged offence. Senator Pettus said
that general reputation could not be prov
ed by a specific act. Mr.. Faulkner aud
Mr.. Foster spoke in favor OF making an
attack on Whiteside's character by prov
ing an act which he denied under cross
examination and which he wa not asked
about under his direct examination.
The committee decided TO take the Ques-
tiOn under consultation in executive ses-
sion and az noon adjourned 10 recon- enc
In open session az O'Clock
The evening times., 1900-02-06
a Mouth Organ in Cows ston

4 Mouth Organ in Cows stomach.
FISHKILL LANDING. y Y. Feb. c.
Richard b. Kain. Of East Fishkin. killed
a fat COW for market and while dressing it
he found half-dozen tenpenny nails in her
stomach and finally brought TO light a
large-sized mouth organ.
The evening times., 1900-02-06
CHECKED AT GOLESBERG.
General French Holds on n Large
F9rce of Beers.

RENSBURG, Cape Colony. Feb. Gen
eral French is holding in check a large
force Of Beers at Colesbere. This morning
a new Boer laager near Slingersfontein.
where the bhrshers we're placing new artil-
lery, was shelled with lyddite. The effect
of the shelling was 70 spoil an the work
that has already been accomplished and to
compel a general retirement Of the Beers.
The evening times., 1900-02-06
ALL QUIET AT THE FRONT
The War Office Announces No Change
in south Africa

LONDON, Feb 6.-The War Office this
morning announces that there is no change
in the situation in South Africa
The evening times., 1900-02-06
THE GOLD RELGAsED.
The Prize Court nt Dnrhsu Returns
HanLfs EuuuN

DURHAM Natal. Feb. 6-The prize
court here has decided 10 return the e25,-
ooo in gold belonging to the Transvaal
National Bank and which was seized on
the steamship Avondaie Castle last Oeto-
Der. The bank was transferring the gold
from Durham 10 iis branch at Delagoa Bay.
The evening times., 1900-02-06
PRICE One CENT.
SUFFRAGE IN THE SOUTH
Mr. Buffers Speech In the Senate
on the Pritchard Resolution.

The Legal Questions at Issue-The H.
hteraey OF North CarOIIna-sfxty
Thousand White Voters i'm Danger
OF Being Disfranchised-Decis
Of the supreme Court Quoted.
The evening times., 1900-02-06
PennsylVRDin Railroad to Lakewood.
\. j., via BROAD street station, Phil
udeIDhfu

Leave Washington II q. m. week DAYS. connect
ing VIA Broad Street. Philadelphia for Lakewood
hsle one way, $40; round trp $50; good for
The evening times., 1900-02-06
MARCUS DALY'S THREAT
Charges Made by a Witness Before
the Senate Committee.

John CuIInn Declares lie Was Told
That Every Man Who Voted for
MIR. Clark Would BE branded a. a
B"odier and Bribe-Taker-DiscuS
sion over p. ". :. FaII1's Testimony
The evening times., 1900-02-06
NorIoIIs 9 lvashingson ste..mboat Co

Delightful trips daily az $3.50 o. NJ 70 Old Point
Comfort. Newport News. Norfolk, and Eirginia
Beach. Tor schedule. see page :.
The evening times., 1900-02-06

lynn's Business College, Sth and X.
s-census Office Examiuation-s5.
The evening times., 1900-02-06

The text OF the treaty with Great Brit
ain modifying the Clayton Bulwer treaty,
sent to the Senate yesterday by the Presi-
dent. is as follows:
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-09-02
NOTICIAS
GENERATES

Hace dias Sc ha alberto al pu
blico ell cafe <El International. es-
tablecido en- la calle de San Jose nd-
nero "a, que ha pasado a la propie
dad de don Juan y don Lucas Mar,
tlnez. HemOs Observable Ell buen ira
to y ell esmerado servicio que Sc le
dlspensa a los parroquianos En- di-
cho establecimiento Sc han introdu
cldo notables mejoras, los precios
son barat1slmos y permanece alberto
hasta las II de la noche, ofreciendo
variadas y esquisitas cenas:
Ha sido nombrado para el
cargo de vocal de la Junka de ms
trucci0n de Las Marfas don Adolfo
Estrada, del cual ha tornado va po-
session
Ha siAo nombrado para la pla-
"a vacante de Notario de Manatf
don Manuel Valdes Cajas.
La ofcina del Attorney Gene.
raj ha remitido al Fiscal del Tribu-
nal de Ponce los documentos del su
mario seguido contra don Rodulfo
Figueroa, Jefe de la Policfa Munich.
pal de aquella ciudad.
va ha cobrado sus haberes del
mes pasado ell cuerpo de la Pol.cfa
lnSular
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-09-02
Viajeros
distinGuidOs'

Entire nosotros Sc hallan los dis
tinguidos j6venes, de Ia sociedad do
minicana, don Ulises T Espaillat,
don Francisco Deeljen y don J Her
nandez.
Han llegado eli Viaje de recrco,
y lnuy prontC marcharan 4 la Expo.
sici6n do Paris, visitando de paso
a Nueva York.
Todos persenecen lo mas notu
bic de la vecina Republica, @ozando
de posici6n desahogadlsima.
Su exquisite trato ravela en- di
chOs j0venes la esmerada educaci6n
que han recibido.
Que les sean gratas las nOras
que pasen entire nosotros, es cuanto
deseamos 6 tan sfmpaticos dominica
nos.
Que tantO su excursion de ida
como de vuelta, sean de prosperidad
para ellos y para Ia patria del in.
mortal Duarte.
M. r. S.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-09-02
La bOda
del rey de Servia.

Ell rey Alexandra de Sonrvia la
dicho un redactor del peri6dicO de
Budapesth, Magyar Orszag>, res
pecto su natrimonio, tan comenta
do por la prensa eXtranjera, que So
casa con la sonora Draga porque es
la unica mujer 4 qUion ha amado en-
su vida
<L.a ccnocf en- Biarritz, donde
estaba de dana de honor de mi ma
Dire la reina Natalia - af1adi6-y des-
de aquel mOmentO me cautivO pOr
su belleza. Estoy resuelto casar-
me con ella cueste 10 que cueste, a
pesar de 10 que opinen mis- parientes
y de la oposici6n de mis- ministries.
<Reinare solo, sin consejo de
parientes, para bien del pueblo y sin
intervention de potencias extranje
raS.
<Se ha dicho que mi prometida
tiene cuarenta amos. Veala usted, y
Sc convencera de que parece mas
joven que 20, que no soy viejo.>
Alexandra ha dicho que revel6
su proyecto los ministries del ante,
rior gabipete, exigiendOles palabra
de honor de no divulgarlo, y que po
co tempo despues, desapareci6 la
sef1ora Draga.
Ell rey supo por su futuro cur1a-
do, alumno de la Academia Militar,
que su novia Sc hallaba escondida en-
casa de una amiga, obedeciendo q Ia
raz6n de Estado. y Alexandra fue por
ella embellishments.
La senora Draga ha manifesta'
do al :mismo periodista que estaba
resuelta sacrifcar su amor por la
raz6n de Estado, y que hugo de su
casa en- ell momento que dos de los
ministries le dijeron one pod1a vaci-'
lar ell trono de Servia.
Ha anadido que, por vo|untad
del rey, volvi6 q su casa y expd7o q
Alexandra los obs tacalO> que -; npo
MAN que ella fuera r@ina de Ser
via.
Alejaudro la de-terrad. los
ministries que ipttntaron alejar de
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-09-02
FIJI neraleS
%. .! r.l aanh.!l.:

A la hora anunciada Sc celebra'
ron en- Ia iglesia de.Santa Maria SO
lemnes funerales por ell rey de TIA
liza.
Preside ell embaj ador de Italia
En- los sitios preferontes hallabanse
les ministries que Sc encuentran en-
Madrid, serlores Azcarr,ga, marque'
ses de Aguilar de Camp6o y del Va
dillo. Gasset y AlIende Salazar; el
general Martitegui en- representation
de la reina regente, ol capitan gene
raj, el sobernador y 81 alca!de d.
Madrid, representations de .todo ell
coerpo diplomatico y Connisiones do
las c2rpOraciOnes y centroS,
Co. curri6 numerosa representa-
con in IL colOnia italiana
El ttlmulo haliabase cub;orto cor
la bandcra italiana
Cantaron el tenor Sr. Tanchi y
las VOcos de la capilla real
En- e lado dc la Epfstola Sc pa
llaba ol cuorpo }iplomatiuo, repre-
,,ontalo por ol cmbajador do Russia,
los oncargadoa de Negocloa do Ale
mania, Austria, HunCrta, ln"latcrra
EstadOs t'niuo3 v Brasil, Vario~
secretaries y agregAdOs.
Del niniStoriO dc Esta0U a>istiN
! una numerosa Comisi6n, compues1a
| del sub secrctario, Sr. PerHz Caba
| Here; del miuistro residents, senior
marques dc Herrera, de los s"no
res Goiri Ossorio, Calis3ra, mar
quts dc Gonzalez, Pal!,.s, Walls )
Gassend.
Tambieu asistieron Ell sub secre
! tario interino de Marina, Sr. Mon
| TOTO; el dc 10 Guerra, general MufloG
Vargas; el director general de cara
bineros, senior condo de CoollO; los
ex-miuistros senores duquo de To
tuan y Beranger; Comisiones de to
dos los ministerios, de la Diputacion
provincial y delS Ayuutamientu; 10
| generates Arderlus, ManzanO y Fer
nandez de HincstrOsa; los marque
scs de Castrofuerte y GoicOerrotea
ell baron do Hortega, los senores A
! varcz Marino, C&rcoba y Hernande.
! Iglosias la'colonia italiana ros;den
te en- Madrid.
Al term1nar las hOnras funeDre
las personals quo asistieron ella
Sc trasladaron & la embajada &c lta
La para dejar sus tarje
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PNCOTILLN,
- 1On --

A Paris muy Ell brevo,
robusta y sana,
va a llegar una joVcn
americana,
dc la cual aseguran
que es muy notable
como maestro de armas
tirandO al sable.
Dicen que a muy fanoso.o
esgrimldOrcs,
de esCs que nunca encuhutrau
competidores.
colOsales palizas
va les ha dado
y al primer golpe a muchos
ha desarmadO.
Tambien Otra lind1sima
californiana,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-09-02
Rafael MoIinu.
(LAGARTIJO)

Lo esculpe ell pueblo en- su cantar sonoro
Lo adora como un dios la terra baja.
No hay lienzo en- cuadro, nj vineta en- GAIA
que no ostente su busto con decoro
hey de la arena vencedor del toro,
nadie en- valor nj en- garbo le aventaja.
y lIeva entire los pliegues de su faja
la Vlrgen pura cincelada en- orc.
Del Pretoria nacio junto Ia ermita,
y es tan profundo el quito verdaoero
que le tiene mi Cordoba bendita,
que cuando al redondel sale ell primero.
la torre de Ia a1abiga mezquita
parece que la visten de torero
GRTLO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-09-02

Los rallies del nuevo tren, que
fueron colocados en- la ''linea larga"
han hecho desnivelar bastante el te-
rrapleA que alj1 existe, poniendo en-
peligro la marcha de los trenes Or
dinariOs que via ian entire San Juan
y Rio Fiedras.
Dice un periodico de la Haba-
ma que con motivo del descubrimien
to de un importante fraude en- Cuba,
donde Sc ha yendido gran cantidad
de sellos falsos: la policia americana
ha alberto una amplia information,
de la cual resulta que los se,los han
sido impresos en- Muncie, capital del
condado de Delaware, en- Indiana,
en- cantidad de 200 900 dollars.
Estos sellos fueron dlstribui
dos en- Cuba, donde este fraude ha
proporcionado & aalgunos expondedo-
res grandes benefcjos.
Los beers han acordado no
canjear prisioneros sino con los que
estan en- Santa Elena sufriondo pri
sion
La asamblea de Es.ribanos y
procuradores celebrada en- Maya
guez ha nombrado delegado en- Pom
ce don Jose Ma Goicoechea
Ell comit6 federal de Fajardo
envi6 por TELEGRAPH una protesta al
comit6 de Ponce por los esCandalo-
SOS sucesOs do Juana Dlaz.
Ell coronei MackinnOn batlo 4
los beers llaciendolo 38 bajas y II
prisioneros Desertando muohos &c
las fas beers.
La playa de la lepra SO ha de-
sarr0lladO de una manera descomu
nal en- Ell archipelago fl | p II o,
Actualmente exlsten mas de 80. 900
atacados de tan horrible NAL. Esta
epidemia fuG introducida ALI pOr ell
gobierno del Japon en- 1888, quien
envi0 un barco con 1856 leprosos pa
ra que los asistieran los frailes. e!
Gobierno americana trata de conju
rar el peligro, escogiendo una isla
distante en- donde situar una cOlonia
de cSta c!asc de cnforlnOS.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-09-02
Lluvia de sombrorOS.

va llegaron,a Z Ell NUEVO BA
ZAR 10 San Francisco 40, los 500
sombreros adornados para sef1eras
se1loritas y nifas procedentes de la
Exposici6n de PARIS que tan soil
citados han sido.
Ultima novedad, caprichosas
formas, lujosos adornos, precios sin
competencia. La DANA de mas ref
nado gusto queda satisfecha con es'
ta sin igual collection de <Sombre
rOs
Visitad Ell NUEVC BAZAAR
40 San Francisco 4O