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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1900-01-06

President Ebbetts of the Brooklyn
Base ball club has sent $500 to President
Young of the National league in pay
ment of the fine of $500 imposed upon the
club for its action in the Wrigley case.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1900-01-06

Emperor William, as was anticipated,
has promoted, out of turn, Baron Won
Susskind. former German military at
tache at Paris. who was recently re-
onii
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1900-01-06
DTENT OUNCE.
Prention Better Than Cure
for Bubonic Plague.

c,,,, Policy of Rigid Quarantine
nrsed in Case of Philippines
~, ase Does Not Now Carry For
,error-M alters In National
ard Scnatc-Eiyst Recep-
- Season.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1900-01-06
McIaurin the Democratic Nominee.

Jackson. Miss, Jan. 4.-The Demo-
cratic caucus here last night unani-
mously nominated Governor n. j. Me
Laurin for the long term of the United
States senatorship.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1900-01-06
ANXIETY DEEPENS.
Oishear(ening Reports Regarding
Garrison at LadySmith.

Cannot Hold Out Many Weeks
Without Relicf-All Eyes Turned
on Butler French's Victory"
Not SO Decisive as Reported -
WOlseley Irritated at Attacks
Great Britain Need Have no Fears
Of Russian Intervention.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1900-01-06
HANDS OFF!
Uncle Sam Says England Must OBJ
serv" Laws Of Commerce..

Washir gton, Jan. 3.-The state de-
partment has received from Ambassador
Choate by cable Il statement Cf the facts
he has developed in connection with the
seizure by British warships of American
goods on the three merchant vessels
Beatrice. Mashona and Maria. The
goods comprised not only Hour but mis-
cellaneouS articles of common trade and
while they We're shipped for LourenZc
Marquee in British and German ships
yet the contention of our officials is that
they were rot subject to seizure. They
could not lodge presentations on the
subject until they were possessed of u
knowledge Of the facts, but rs soon as
Mr., CLoates statement came to hand
yesterday an instruction was cabled 10
him to inform the British government
that we could not admit the right Of
seizure in these cases.
This is the preliminary step usually
taken in such negotiations. Next IT.
order Will be a report from our consular
representative at Lourerzo Marquee re-
spccting the present condition of the
seized or detained goods and damage
sustained. The state department is not
Yet fully informed on these points,
though they will be necessary to the fur
ther presentation OF the cases. 1t is not
even known just where the goods are OF
if they have all been seized or only in
part.
1t will be the duty of our consular
agent at Louron2o Marquee to ascertain
and report these facts. and he is now
engaged in doirg this under the original
Instructions of the state department.
While the department is acting as 1t
promised in the beginning to firmly pro-
tect all American rights of trade, it l.
showing no unseemingly haste in the
presentation of the case. Yesterdays S
instruction to MIR. Choate was not a de-
mand for the release of the goods LCr
yet for indemnity, but rather a preCau-
tionary notice to the British govern
ment to save all of our lights in the
case. 1t will be sufficient 10 inaIgur',la :
the settlement of the matter by negotia-
tion, and the state department has not
the slightest doubt that the British au-
thorilies will make full amends 20 the
owners of the goods when the facts are
all laid before it.
Washington, Jan. 3.-Secretary Hay
at the cabinet meeting yesterday made
public the success of the notes which he
addressed to the great powers of Eu-
rope in relation to an open door in China.
He reported that all those powers. eX-
cept Italy, had replied favorably, and
have formally agreed to respect the
Chinese treaty rights. AS one cabinet
officer expressed it. "the open door in
China is a fact at last" Secretary Hay
was warmly congratulated by the pre- si-
dent and his colleagues on his success
in this delicate diplomatic move. They
regard 1t as remarkable triumph for
this country. and for the secretary per-
ronallu
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1900-10-12
Com go IL q of sw
cor sec p tn O $50 II II
600 fl W G6U IT 3 geo III

Com Sc cor lot 4 blk
6 w McCook tn 5 to b
4 NJ tn w to stake :
of sw cor blk 6 tn n to
sw cor said blk tn q to
Deg. $500. 5S
Com at pt 6:31 # II of
sec cor ne 31-329 tn n
7:D # W $50 ft II 100 #
S 100 tt @ 500 fl $ 100 tt
to beg ............2 ~
lot S.........31 81
sc sw........31 3 81
Com at point on sec
line between 81 and -
where line strikes
right bank of Rep
river tn II ; chs G with
sec line as base 10 chs
30 links ; II chs to
river tn along bank to
III
Pt lot 6 32-3-29 as
follows: Com at NV
cor lot 6 tn s on W side
IL 13-l0O chs n 40 :0-10O
chs e 9 aO-l00 chs to
river tn NV to beg IL
All lot 32-3-29 ex ;
acres belonging Dill
Ion ct al.............72
Com at pit so fl $ of
center sec ~ tin II Ills
IT W 49, TT Sc to pit due
W of beg tin e 300 TT to
~
PIT lot 9 :}2-3-29 as
follows Com ISL # II
of Sc cor lot 9 tin W 321
# to river bank tn NV
along bank 4:}6 fl e go
fl to y sec line run
ming N anI fb % On
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1900-10-12

Sc Sc sec Is except II n
to Calkins ........1 II
Com at Sc cor lot 3
section Is thence n 20
CHI 70 links w 1 oh : ~
CHI Is links e 4 ch 10
3 acres in Sc cor lot 8
Gac IS-1-c7 DS
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1900-10-12
THIRD ADD.

IIIIIND iLDs
11.............2 Sc
FOURTH ADD.
6.............1O / 81
FIFTH ADD.
u........... II is SO
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1900-10-12

NOTICE OF, APPLICATION FOR TAX DEED
10 Nebraska-kansas Farm Loan Company
notified that on the 18th day of December, 1saS
:. hlng purchased at tax sale, of the then
county treasurer of Red Willow county, Nebras-
SAID county and state, for the DELINQUENT taxe.
thereon TOR the years 1893. 1884. 1895. 1896 and
15?I, toIw1t: The northwest quarter of section
west 9TH p. M, assessed in the name of fine NJ
oraska-hansas Farm Loan Company: that the
Time 1or the redemption of said lands. from said
800; at which time the undersigned will anDIr
20 the county treasurer of Red Willow county
Ne2raska, for a deed to said land. above de.
lay. Dated this 10Th day of August, 1900, -
illus s, C. KING
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1900-10-12
SHERIFF'S SALE

by virtue of an order of sale. issued from tho
district court of Red Willow county. NebrasEa
Ppud9r a decree In an action wherein Phebe =
boyd ct al; are plaintiffs, and Loyal NJ. Havas
ct al. are defendants, to me directed and re,
!ivered; shall offer at public sale and sell re-
the highest bidder for cash, at the east door =" NJ
Sne courthouse, In McCOok, Red Willow connty
Nebraska, on the 18th day of October. 1S00 ~
the hour OF one o'clock p. M, the folIowin@ d. ae
scrloed real estate, tO-wit: The south9west
north, IN range twenty-eight. west of the etL %
Nj, IN red Willow county, Nebraska.
DATED this 18th day of August. 400.
ooo- q. T. KINGHORN. Sheriff
g u BY a. c. CRABTREE. Deputy.
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1900-10-12
NOTICE or TAX SALE.

, NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that the fol-
lowing lands and lots herein described' on
which taxes ior A. ID 1899 remain due and up-
paid, together with such interest, penalty and
costs as shall have accrued, will be offered Tor
sale at the County Treasurer's office in Nc
Cook. Red Willow county, Nebraska, at public
sale, on the first Monday in November A. ID.
1870 between the hours of nine o'clock a. IN.
and four o'clock q. m, and said sale will con-
tinue from dag to day as directed by law, I'M
til all Of said lands and lots have been offered.
the gross amount Of delinquent taxes against
such tract, as the same appears from the lists
in the Office of the County Treasurer, exclus-
i've Of interest and costs.
o. l.. THOMPSON,
Treasurer of Red Willow County, Nebraska.
Dated at McCook, Nebraska, October 1, 1900.
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1900-10-12
SHEPIFF'S SAFE

by virtue OF an order of sale, issued from rho
district court of Red Willow conntv MI MI SIe
uhuer a decree IN an action wherein Josenb 2
MMuFtagh Is plaintiff, and Mary S. Eaton III
Mchlniey-LannIng Trust Co. ct al. are defend,
anus 20 me directed and delivered. I shall 81
at Puollc sale, and sell to the highest bidder To-
cGaasdhi, at the east door of the court house, in W IT,
Jooh, yea willow county, Nebraska. on the SCI
p: m.' the following described real estate *H
VII: Inc southwest quarter of section ten. n
tPm "e etL t0ur' north, in range thirty, west ~ ~
Iae 9th +. NJ: Dated this 9Th day Of OctoSeDri
I%n. 1O-5-5ts. G.F. KINGHoRSl Sborige
Hv Kevos BY a. {. CRABTREE. Deputy.
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1900-10-12

Com at Sc cor lot l
blk II W 40 # n 50 e
40 # S 80 it.. ......36
Com 50 TT IL of Sc cor
lot l blk II W 40 # n
80 It e 40 # 8 50 IT IS
Com at sw cor lot l
blk IL the n 100 # e 40
# 5 100 TT W 40 TT e Is
Com at ne cor of lot
1 blk II thence s 80 TT
W 40 fit n 80 TT e 40
10
Com at NV cor lot l
blk II s 80 fl e 40 fit n
30 # w 140ft. &c
Com 140 tt w of n
e cor lot l blk II tn W
20 fit S $50 # e 20 It n
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1900-10-12
SUMMONS.

Henry A. Wyman, Trustee, plaintiff. vs.. Globe
Investment Co. and Dakota Mortgage Loan
Corporation, defendants. The above-named
defendants. non-residents, are hereby notified
that the above-named plaintiff. on the 18th day
of September, 1900. filed his petition in the dis
trlct court of Red Willow county. Nebraska, the
object and prayer of which are to- determine
PLAINTIFFS money interest in and to the east-haIr
OF the southwest quarter of section fourteen.
township three, north, range thirty, to require
defendants to pay the said money interest OF
said premises in the plaintiff, upon failure of
defendants to so pay said money into court
You are required to answer said petition on or
the 18th, 1900. HENRY A. WYMAY. Trustee
By F. NJ. Flansburg, his attorney. Plaintiff.
9-214tS.
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1900-10-12

Con I2f 4-lUD TT g of
NV cor sec ~ tn : 46J
it e 2S6 # II 46j # W 2S6
TT *
e2 NV NV sec e nX z
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1900-10-12
PARK DIVISION.
MELRORN,S ADD,
MISCELLANEOUS
INDIANOLA,

Pt3 sec 1927 being
W ) a of com 2 rods e
of NV cor sw 1927
thence e II chs 80 ks S
10 chs II ks W II chs
81 ks n 10 IL ks. i 05
Com at NV cor sw
NV sec 1927 thence
e 1886 # tn s 100 fl e
1901 fit S 405 IT W COB tt
II 56S IT to beg.....1 40
Com 1858 # s of NV
cor sw NV 1927
tn e COB it n 405 fit W
1901 it n 1853 # e 461
S3-100 TT $ S13 fit e $50
43-10O # to beg II
Com 10 fit $ of center
Is d NJ ~ on range line
27-2S til $ 1o51s # W 3:4
it to stake on e bank
Coon creek tn n 70 #
to stake 80 TT s of GEN.
ter B & NJ thence e to
Deg. 49,. - 56
Com 10 rods n of Sc
cor neA 1929 tn II 80
rods w32 rods 5 40 rods
e 16 rods II 10 rods @ Is
rods to beg ) 81
Com 40 rods n of Sc
cor lie 1928 tn II 2
rods W ~ rods s 2 rods
g 81 rods. ............13
ma sc 1928. Sc
sl2 Sc 13-3-2S......16 Sc
lot / sec 24-3-2S. 90 81
lot 2 sec 24-3-2S....S II
Com 81 TT S and COB
fit w ne cor 1929 tn S
1897 $500 # to rt-of-
wy B 81 NJ tn sw to pit
on or sec 1874 1890 TT
s of NV cor neA said
sec tn II on or sec line
1856 fit e 4S7 HOO # 5
$50 TT e 220 # n 74O # e
270 TT 5 220 fit e 40 fit II
210 TT e 135 # S 210 TT e
205 fit n $50 61-10O It e
27O TT to beg......17 56
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1900-10-12

Com 100 fit so of ne
cor blk II tn W 40 fit
so 80 e 140 # n so fl.
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1900-10-12
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAN DEED.

To Joseph Williams or to whom it NAV con-
Germ: You are hereby notified that on the 18th
day OF December, 1898, S. c. King purchased at
Willow county, Nebraska. the following de-
SGrIbed lands situated in said county of Red
Willow; state of Nebraska, for the delinquent
1897, tO-wit: The southwest quarter of the
northwest quarter and the northwest quarter
OF the southwest quarter of section twenty-one.
assessed in the name of Joseph Williams tbaf
the time for the redemption of said lands from
SAID sale ale will expire on the 18th day of Decem-
per, lWO' at which time the undersigned will
county, Nebraska. for a deed to said land, aboye
set forth. unless redemption is made according
TO- law. Dated this Both day of August, 1900.
'-l+Cs 5. c.. KING.
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1900-10-12
NOTICE TO FILL WEIJ-

!anline IhIe' nonresident. You are barab,
hotihed that there is a we'll, uncovered and nos
jury, situated on the northeast onart tecetye IN
son - townshIp l., range 30, west of the 9Th >
has b In Ne6raska, and that complaint of same
trIct IN which said land is located Sne us
dsreoy notltled to I'LL or cause to be filed wits
dlfs sad well, from bottom to the tor. az ~.
o 9Harea py Iawi OF the same will be filed By said
real estate. 'a1eo 70 said
Dated, October 5th. 1aO.-1053ts.
L. +. ELLIOTT, Oyersaar
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1900-10-12

NV NV 1928 eX a in
sc - IL
ne sec II ex 10 a TO }
+ q M
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1900-10-12

Com ITO # W of Sc
cor lot 5 blk 30 tn nth
% fit W II fit so so fit e
ID -
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1900-10-12
MISCEL. MCCOOK.


All lot 4 sec 1899 not
in South Met Cook II
Com at a point 5 CHI
81 ks north 1874 fit e of
sw cor sw Il 29-3-29
tn n 1928 # 5 50 fit e
1877 feet W 166 fit to beg
Com at sw cor sw4
29-3-29 tn e 4 oh 9 ks n
tn 5 CHI n ks W 3 oh
81 ks g ) Oh 81 ks 90
Com 46h # e of stone
that is ST. CHI e of sw
cor sell 1929 tn g
1852 fit n AIS CHI W 7.59
# n 1923 CHI W 80 fit s
to beg.............4 So
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1900-10-12
ADD.
,..............6 Ii
S~PRINGDALE ADD.

PIT lot s blk 8 lying
W Dry creek. 80
PIT lot 8 blk s lying e
of creek. 80
Com at 200 # n of sw
cor lot l blk s tn n 200
TT to Grant ave tn e
210 fit to pit 240 fit w ne
cor lot 1 tn sw to
beg. 80
Com at NV cor lot 7
blk s tn 400 fit W 426
2.lO ft n 400 fl e to
beg. $500. IL 20
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1900-10-12
Com at NV cor blk )
the $ 80 tt e 40 n 80 fit
4 100 fit L..

Com 100 # 5 of ne
cor lot 1 blk 10 thence
W 140 fit $ 100 # e 40 n
100 ......7 50
Com 80 fl : of ne
cor lot I blk 10 tn w
10 it 5 100 # e 40 TT n
lUU 1t ..............3 SO
Com sw cor lot 4 blk
10 nth 40 fl e 90 fit to b
& NJ r of w thence sw
to beg. rs Il
Com at a pit $50 it s
of ne cor lot 1 b 10 tn
w 40 fit 5 80 # e 65 # :
to b q NJ X Il the he
70 90 Ill
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1900-10-12

Com Is # e of sw cor
lot 6 blk 81 thence n
10 tt e25 s 110 fit w p
IT,. 80. ......1 40
Com 80 fit e of sw cor
lot 6 blk 81 tn nth ITO
# e % S ITO W % it. Al
Com % # e of sw cor
lot 6 blk 81 thence n
ITO # e % tt s 10 # w
25 ft........... Il
Com at Sw cor lot 6
blk 81 thence n 10 fit
e % fit S no # w %
Com 100 # e of sw
cor lot 6 blk 81 tn n
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1900-10-12

Lebanon Precinct.
Township |, Range 20
ma NV .......S 81
Com at point 020-1OO
rods e of INV cor sR
NV IL tn W to said
NV cor : is rods g 10
2O-1OO rods II IS rods to
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1900-10-12

Com Is rods W of Sc
cor blk II thence n 10
rods W Is rods s 10 rods
e is rods Is 90
Com at pit 81 rods w
of Sc cor blk IL thence
W to point 300 fit e of
sw cor thence n to
point $50 fl w of e line
said blk IL tn south
100 e 14I fit : TO beg.
II o.
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1900-10-12
MISCELLANEOUS
hartley.

Com at Sc cor sw
1926 tn N on G line
sw to B & NJ tn sw to
a point where railroad
crosses sec on s line of
Sc 4 tn e on sec line to
60
nw14 1927 except 1R
acres. Is %
lot 3 l2-3-27........4 Oh
ma nwA 12-3-27 lying
$ of B & Nj track. s 81
Com at ne cor of ne14
1927 tin S 1894 it W S15
# n S15 fit w $50 # s
665 fit W S26 # II 1855
e 2727 # to beg except
tract to j. V. Wolf.
10 ~
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1900-10-12
Com 70 fit w of Sc cor
lot IL blk ~ tn nth 130
W 20 fit : l30 fl e 20 Fl

Com 70 fit nth of NV
cor lot II blk % til II
80 fit e 20 it $ 80 It W ~
ft......... ........12 p
Com 10 # 6 in e of
NV cor lot IL blk % tn
5 80 it e 6 in nth 50 fit
W 8 ln....,.........5 -
: 20 # 13.....29 S II
Com at ne cor blk
20 tn W 81 # 6 in S 100
fit e 81 # 6 in n 1870 fl.
43S q
Com 951a # w of ne
cor blk 30 tn W u # s
in S $50 fit e y # s in n
80 Is As
4.............30 Is IS
Com ITO # W of Sc
cor lot 5 blk 30 tn nth
soft W II fit so so # e
II
Com " fit e of sw cor
lot 6 blk 30 til nth 50
ft e 26 fit so 80 # W 26
Is "a
Com my cor blk 80
tn e % fit s 100 It w q
It n 100 ft Sc
Com NV cor lot 8
blk 80 til e q # S 30 it
W y ft n 30 fiji 80
A strip of ground 3
fit s in wide com at ne
cor lot 10 blk 10 5 40
90
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1900-10-12

Com at Sc cor of lot
q. blk 10 McCook tn n
~ it W 70 # S 50 e 20
IS 01
Com 70 fl W of Sc cor
1t 6 blk 10 tn n 50 it w
u it $ 80 fl e u fl.
Is IL
Com 81 fl W of Sc cor
lot 6 blk 10 tn II 50 fl e
y # S 80 w ~ #. AZ 36
Com 63 fl w of Sc cor
lot 6 blk 10 TN n 50 # w
20 fl S 10 fit 70 fit "a u
Com 1Of It s in w of
Sc cor lot & blk IL tn
nth 70 it W - # 2 in $
80 fit e % fl = in...23 81
Com at Sw cor lot i
blk 70 tn e # 2 in II
- it W | # > in 5 50
IS
Com IS fit e of sw cor
lot Z blk 10 tn II 50 TT
W - it $ 50 TT G Y
TT. ........ IL 40
Com at sw cor lot I
blk 10 tn e 20 It nth 50
It W y fit : 50 fit to
-....-....3 So
l2..-.........l9 q AZ
Com at Sc cor lot 13
blk % tn nth 100 # w
~ fit $ l30 # e 70 fit to
ptS .-sPD W.
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1900-10-12
MlSCEL. DANBURY.


Com at point $50 #
e of ne cor blk 10 Dan
bury tn s 800 fit e $50 it
n 300 it w $50 fit to beg
AZ
4 acre tract to Stilge-
bOuer...--....... .05
pit swA neA 1927
lying e blk - Danbury
.0S
pit nR sell 1927 not
included in Danbury.
to
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1900-10-12
10 ID q NJ II II die lie
to Sc cor of said lot tn

SOIu dG INV cor DIX
II tn 5 100 fit e 40 # n
100 fit W 40 80
Com at ne cor blk II
til so 100 fit W II # Ii
100 fit e $40 ft........5O
Com 100 fit so NV cor
blk II tn w II fit so 30
fit e 40 n 50 ft.......75
Com 100 fit so of ne cor
blk II til w 140 # so 80
fit tn e 40 ft n soft. %
Com 40 fit e of NV
cor blk II tn so 300 tt
e 80 fit n tn 300 w 90 #
..-- ~
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1900-10-12

COm at stake I'D III S
and 40 # W of the sw
cor of blk IL thence e
55S fl to a point 1913 #
e and y $ of sw cor
blk 10 thence south
1900 fit to a stake in
right bank of Repub-
lican river thence NV
along river bank to
stake 600 fit s of begin
ming the n to beg..7 -
Com at a stake 13S #
e and 81 fit s of the sw
corner blk 10 thence e
:5g3 it 5 1855 fit W 165 fit
to point on bank of
river thence NV along
bank of river to point
1900 # s of beg thence
n 1900 ft..........11 IS
all blk 2O..........1 81
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-04-24
DELEGATES ORGANIZE.
Resolutions Favoring the Ship Subsidy
Bill and Opposing Japanese I'm
migration Adopted

TACOMA, April 23.-The state dele
gates to the national republican con
vention, with the exception Of F. C.
Hayheld met at the Hotel Tacoma
this afternoon and completed an or
ganizatior
Z. {. Neufelder, of Seattle, was elect
ed chairman and Senator G. II. Baker
was named as national committeeman.
], NJ. Ashton. platform committee; DR..
L. NJ. Sims, credentials committee; H.
IS Connor, order of business commit
tee; Levi Ankeny, notification to the
president and viee-president
A resolution introduced by Ankeny
favoring the establishment and main
tenence of a strong merchant marine
was adopted. General Ashton offered a
resolution which views with disfavor
the excessive influx of Japanese immi-
grafton now entering the United States
and pledges the members of the delega-
tion to use their united and individ-
ual efforts at the republican national
convention, for the purpose of having
inserted in the platform a plank which
will prohibit any class of immigra-
tion which may prove a menace to
American labor.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-04-24
THE QUAY CASE.
FINAL Vote on the Question OF His Adj
mission VIII Be Taken This
Afternoon.

WASHINGTON. April 2S.--The two
days debate on the right of Hon NJ.
S. Quay to seat as senator from
Pennsylvania was begun almost imme-
diately after the senate convened to-
day. Until today the debate has been
desultory in character.
Tomorrow at p m, under special
order the case is to be disposed of.
A direct vote upon a proposition to seat
Quay may not be taken Immediately
after the close Of the debate Chan
dies has motion pending to seat
Quay, but L is held by the senate par
liamentarians that subsidiary motions
will take precedence over Chambers
motion. There include motions indef-
nitely to postpone, to postpone to def
mite date; to recommit to the commit
tee and to amend. How the senate
will vote on any of them is a matter
of speculation. In support of Quays
right TO seat, speeches were deliv-
cred today by Chandler (rep), of New
Hampshire; Kennedy (dem.). of Della
ware. and Penrose rep.), of Pennsyl-
vania- Plat (rep), of Connecticut,
and Quarles rep), of Wisconsin, de-
liYered speeches in opposition to Quay.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-04-24
prsaMANs Kop TAKEN.
Large Number Of the Natives Assem-.
bled to Watch the Engage

MAsERU. Monday. April e3.-Fight-
ing began early this morning at Bush
mans kop. The Colonial division, un-
der General Brabant. advanced eau
tiously followed and supported by
General Hart's infantry brigade.
II was found that the Beers had
evacuated their positions on Bushman's
Kop during the night A running aght
had been proceeding throughout tie
day the British gradually advancing
and the Beers losing ground.
General Brabant Is moving In a
nor;Lcasterly direction. keeping Basu-
tohnd close on his right flank. Thous-
ah1s Of Basutos are watching the up-
eiat'ons our casualties so la are 70
wounded.
The British are biyouacking tonight,
according to the last report, eight
Mules from wepener and those who are
besieging Colonel Dalgety appear to be
preparing TO retire. A stubborn fight
is believed to have occurred in the di-
rection OF Dewetsdorp.
wepener, however. is already prac-
tlcally relieved by the withdrawal Of a
large portion OF the besiegers.
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WOMEN PUT FORWARD.
Big Labor Parade to Come OF in New
York in Which Women VIII
Appear

NEW YORK, April 2S.--It is expected
that $4,000 working men and women
win be in line in the May day parade
which viii take place next Saturday
evening under the auspices of the
Central Federated Union and the Unit
ed Socialist party.
The feature of the parade will be the
participation of 5000 striking and lock-
ed out girl cigar makers and FIVE or
ganizations of women socialists.
Ninety three organizations have
promised to take part in the demon
stration. They win march in ten diyi-
sions.
Besides the women. who will head
the line and the striking cigar makers
there VIII be thousands of women in
the clothing trades division and several
hundred girl bookblnders in the print
ing trades division.
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wounded Eighth Hussara one kiled,
one wounded; Fourteenth HussarB,
one wounded Seventh Dragons, Lieu
tenant jenkins aud ten men missing.
Captain Rotten, ~ the Royal Artillery
broke an arm by a fall
General Pole Carew mounted infan-
try seized Learwkop. high Hill a few
miles north Of their last nights posi-
ton The enemy evacuated hurriedly.
leaving some rifles ana ammunition. Z"
General Rumble reports that 2j men
Of the First worcesters are missing
Fifty. three were sent with Wood to an
outpost after dark and only Is return
ed Their numbers and names viii be
reported today as well as the four
wounded yesterday.
The war office has given no expla-
nation of the apparent discrepancy in
the figures as to the men Of the wor-
cesler regiment