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cHALL1NoE SALE OF
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offerings will again phenomenal nature.
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just that much money Of pocket
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PROMOTION FOR SATOLLI.

Former Apostolic Delegate Scheduled to
succeed J.rdow chOw~ky.
PHI. I.ApEIPuA. March 27.-A morn
ing paper says that private advices have
been received from high authority in
Rome to the effect that Cardinal Sa-
tolli, formerly Catholic delegate to this
country. will shortly succeed the famous
Cardinal Ledowchowsky as head Of the
college for propaganda OF the faith.
Cardinal Lcdowchowsky has been men,
toned as possible successor OF Pope
Leo XII. The congregation for the pro-
paQution Of the faith is department OF
the papal government dealing with
ecclesiastical questions in all countries.
Cardinal Satoli is well known in this
country. having resided IN Washington
for several years and it is surmised his
selection is due to his knowledge Of the
church, 3 needs and condition here.
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BORNEO LEADER KILLED.
Thrice lncitrd the Natives to Rebel
Against British Rule.

Thrice lnciird the Natives to Rebel
Against Rritlsh Rule.
TACOMA. Wash. March 2,.-IAte
Oriental mail cAntains the news that
the British forces in North Borneo have
finally killed Matt Selteh. the arch.
rebel. who has three times melted the
natives To rebel against British rule.
He was killed III February in fight
which followed that in which the Brit.
ish land and naval forces under Cap.
tain Harrington destroyed three stock.
adc forts, where Scltch and his follow
crs made their strongest stand. In this
fight naval gun from the British gun
boat ut 1abuan was used very cffec.
lively. sending solid shots through Sell
teh's forts. The British exhausted their
ammunition during the figh, As soon
as more could h. secured they started
after Scltch and killed him III II fight
further hnck in lin. mountains. His
followers were dispersed. The news
was cabled Ia Singapore and Hong Kong
by Captain Harrington.
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AFTER THE PRESS.

Oen. OH" Auppresaes One Filipino papcr
and . second Il Warned.
MANILA. March 21.-La Patria and Ell
Liberal, Spanish organs OF the extreme
Filipino party, have recently been pub
fishing articles inimical to the military
government. General Otis has sup
pressed the former journal for sedition
and imprisoned the editor at the same
time Issuing warning to the members
oi the extreme party that they should
observe greater moderation.
Senor Patamo. at one time president
OF the so-called Filipino cabinet. has re-
ccived permission from the authorities
to come to Manila and is expected to
present himself this week Mt San Fer
nando. province o: Union.
The rebels in General Young's dis.
trict are becoming aggressive. The
American battalion garrisoning the
town Of Namag PAGAN was attacked on
four consecutive nights recently Re.
inforcemcnts are now arriving there.
General Young proposes ~ pursue the
rebels aggressively before the rainy sea.
son sets in
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TO PROBE WAGE QUESTION.

Industrial Commission Will Investigate
Department Stores.
CHICAGO, March 27.-Chicago depart
ment stores will be thoroughly investi-
gated by the sub-commission OF the
United States industrial commission as
soon as the testimony concerning the
strike in the building trades has all been
heard. Among the things to be in
ouired into are the wages which girls
and men who work in the big stores re-
ceive, the relative size Of their wages to
the cost Of living, and the problems OF
morality in the life Of the employees.
1t is possible also that testimony on an
elaborate scale will be offered by both
sides in the dispute between the depart
ment stores and the small stores which
are being displaced by them.
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Would Remove a Had Hlemish.

WASHINGTON. March 2,.-ChairmaN
Brosius of the house committee on bank
ing and currency submitted the report
on the bill to give greater safety to ma.
tional banks, by restricting the making
of loans and overdrafts to bank officers.
The report says this bill proposes the
only possible remedy for an evil Of long
standing in our banking system, an evil
which is largely responsible for the
chief blemish upon an otherwise most
admirable system.
You little knew when fret We met
That come day you would be
The lucky fellow I'd choose to let,
Pay for my r ocKy Mountain Tea.
FRANK c.. Smith.
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ONE STRIKE OFF.
Siemens and Hal>ke Company OF Chicago
Makes Terms With Employee.

Slemens and Hal>ke Company Of Chicago
Makes Terms With Employee.
CHICAGO. March 2a.-More than a
hundred striking machinists, formerly
employed by the Siemens and Halske
company, have returned to work for
that corporation, their demands for a
nine-hour working day and minimum
scale of wages having been granted.
The firm, however, refused to recognize
the business agent, otherwise the walk
ing delegate. and negotiations were
conducted through shop committee
which will hereafter negotiate with the
management in place of the business
agent. All difficulties that may here.
after arise will be referred to arbitration
for settlement.
The settlement of the strike Is looked
upon in the nature of compromise
though both sides clgim victory.
Efforts of several .ther machinery
manufacturers to open their shop met
with failure, as no men appeared fol
work III response to advertisements.
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REUNION OF IRISHMEN.

Non. John Rsdmond's Remarks at .
Liverpool lD~mOnst stration.
LIVERPOOL, March 27.-JOhn Red
mond. leader Of the Irish Nationalist
party in the house OF commons, Mr.. l.
p. O'Connor and Timothy Healy ad.
dressed an important Irish demonstra-
ton here.
Congratulating Irishmen upon re-
union. Mr.. Redmond sad they had met
under happy auspices for the first time
in q decade and he declared that he
stood upon tho same platform as Messrs.
O'Connor aud Healy.
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gates Coming tn This Country
ior Definite Purpose.
oRK. March IA dispatch to
I'd from London says: Your
'deu' has had q long talk with
lished Eocr whose name can
Mentioned, though 1t may be
arela'lve of President Kruger.
Gs'lnsulshed positions in the
and is the son Of a Boer
aha is very rich. He aays
hruscr's delegates are going
1''a them a proposition from
republics to the greatest re-
0e United States. He also de-
there was not the least dan.
Beers destroying the mines.
sprt.' he said. must havc
Fa'ed by our enemies. II would
merely destroying our own
s to Mr.. Montague Whites
On this subject in Washing.
were totally unauthorized. He
!, ,l'e'y no right to say anything
w. and what he has aaid has
4'se' harmful impression"
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plsh OFFICERS SHOT.

"ne and Wound Three, Then
y III" Living 70 shelter.
J, March 27.-The war Office
D the following dispatch from
iohfein, March 24.-Yestertlay
u' Colonel Crabbe. Captain
w Lieutenant the Honorable
'l the Grenadier Guards and
~ ~ colonel CodrinRton Of the
m "nards rode eight or nine
ona their camp on the Mod.
~ without escort except one
D p'hey were fired upon by q
'ers' and Lieutenant Lyon
~ and Lieutenant Colonel
,.eutenant ;. Colonel Codrington
r'a'm n, Trotter were seriously
T. They then surrendered and
conveyed the wounded to the
~ ,a''nhouse !. where they were
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WILL SPEND THE MONEY.

Secretary Root Gives Davis Authority to
Employ Idle Porto Ricsns.
WASHINGTON. March 27.-Secretary
Root says that the money appropriated
bv congress in the special relief act for
Porto Rico will be spent in accordance
with the recommendation Of Governor
General Davis.
It is realized that he is In better posi-
tion than anyone here to know the needs
Of the Porto Ricans.
Before starting back from Havana
Secretary Root telegraphed to General
Davis full authority to employ labor on
public works aud do everything he be-
iieyed to be necessary for the welfare OF
the island.
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! .ho Halt in the Brit.
l.,,,rd Movement
outlined.
Give Time for the
.,,t;cu Of Roberts
10 Be Felt.
La,o Avoid All Posi-.
[,r.r TO Communi.
cation Lines.

,,,rch 21.-l:45 p. m.-The
.nsencc Of aggressive move.
!. part of the British Is best
1 a dispatch from Bloemfon'
sunday, March sS. and pub
y. second edition Of The
oo,aitiors existing in the
Ir-i.ory render imperative the
L-o,oncrd halt at Bloemfon.
/ necessary that the effect OF
Ino,ion should have time to
|tlt. 1t is declared that the
(rnovance TO the line OF COM
NAV tc apprehendea unless
[-y bchind the advancing
|rrnder,d absolutely secure.
Erv Of this view is proved
4, If the enemy's break.
Into isolated groups. such
|b,ch attacked the Guards
kday. The adjustment Of
ki municipal matters in the
!. now chiefly occupying the
\ his military and legal ad-
h military regime is being
with smooihness, but recent
|ou. have shown that great
ks Re used in dealing with
|spIarent loyalty"
kauen appears to be awniting
In and with Colonel Plum.
m half rations, there now
likelihood Of the immediate
Ehlng. though neither from
rrr from Lord Roberts nor
sr is there any direct news.
nmen; buildings ut Cape
swiy escaped destruction by
night, The state papers.
< much damaged. were re.
[nzo Marques special says the
authorities are evidently rc.
ctlyc.y and large numbers OF
hitch AMI Belgian volunteer.
aa'ly lassing through tha,
In the Rocr forces
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Obssf Moore PrUhibitx Employees From
lndulging In the Habit.

Ohsef Moore Pruhibitx Employees From
lndulging In the Habit.
WASHINGTON, March 27.-A death
blow was given cigarette smoking in
the weather service Saturday when
Chief Willis T. Moore issued an order
prohibiting persons connected with the
service from smoking cigarettes during
Office hours and stating further that
those who smoked cigarettes at any
time would be mentioned in the con-
fidential reports which are made quar-
terly to him by chiefs of the several
Offices and divisions throughout the en-.
tire service. The order is plainly worded
and the chief evidently means that it
shall be obeyed. Chief Moore said:
''The order was issued after due con.
Gderation and full investigation of
the evils resulting from cigarette smok.
ing. 1t will stand. In this bureau we
are compelled to maintain
Very strict Discipline
in order to secure good service. Some
of our men who are regarded as some OF
the most thorough and competent, doing
every detail of their work with the ut.
most promptness and accuracy, grad
ually became careless and lax. I sent
inspectors to investigate and in a mum.
Der of cases it was found directly at
tributable to the use Of cigarettes. l am
not prudish, nor do ! wish to assume
any authority whatever over any priv
ilege which the employees of the service
should have, but as public servant
feel that it is my duty to correct any
evil which may exist, even in attempt
ing to make this claim that l am over
stepping my authority. l can state
most emphatically that the order will
stand, and that it applies to the entire
force of the bureau throughout the en-
tire service. Cigarette smoking mus,
cease. Cigars and pipes are not barred. >
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Norwegian Stcomcf Wr@cAc"'
WASHINGTON, March 27.-Thc nfe'sav'
;nu service has received word that the
Norwegian steamer Vidar. OF Free er-
ickshold, Captain Sorenson, from New
York to Norfolk, in ballast, went
ashore shortly after midnight, at Dam
neck Mills, ten miles south OF cape
Henry. Va. The life-saving crew have
estabiished connection with the vessel:
The crew Of eighteen men arc SAFE s'a1
Tor tho rreseut will remain ON BOARD.
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Filseeuth Miunesota Boys to Be Released
Immediately.
WASHINGTON. March 27.-The FIJI
teeuth Minnesota men now in cont1ne-
ment at Fort Monroe will be in their
own homes in q short time. The presi'
dent has acceded to Representative
Fletcher's request and directed the re.
mission Of the unexpired portions OF
THAR sentences, and the secretary OF
war has instructed the commanding
officer of the prison to release them
Immediately upon receipt Of the order
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Mre. Calvin Zimmerman. MileeburR,
Pa. says. AS sepeedy cure for couRhe.
colde. Group and sore throat One Minute
Cough Cure ie unequalen. 1t ie pleas
ant for children to take. l heartily
recommend it to mothers" 1t ie the
only harmless remedy that produces im-
mediate results. 1t cures bronchitis,
pneumonia. grippe and throat and luLR
diseases. 1t will prevent consumption.
Cook i UDEE
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AS A SUBSTITUTE
senator Davis Introduces AnOth.
er Porto Rican Free Trade
Measure.
Extends Internal Revenue Laws
and Amendments Over the
island.
Act Declared Provisional and
Not to Continue Longer
Than 1902.

WASHINGTON, March 27.-Senator
Davis Of Minnesota has offered a sub.
stitute for the Puerto Rican bill, which
provides for free trade between the
United States and Puerto Rico and ex.
tends the internal revenue laws with
amendments over the island. The act
is declared provisional and shall not
continue longer than March l, 1902.
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UNCONSTITUTIONALITY CLAIMED.

Provisional Court Of Porto Rico Attacked
In Federal Supreme Court.
WASHINGTON. March 27.-Attorney
Frederick ID. Kenny has filed petition
for writs of habeas corpus and certiorari
In the United States supreme court in
case which is expected to decide the un.
constitutionality of the provisional court
established by the military authorities
of Porto Rico.
that island who is serving term at
hard labor on the charge Of voting lille.
Rally at the municipal election held at
Guayama last October. The Baez case
is one Of thirty-two, but he is the only
person actually undergoing punishment
for the offense charged. sentence in the
other cases having been stayed by agree.
ment pending the appeal in the Baez
case.
Court Without Jurisdiction.
In his petition Mr.. Kenny takes the
position that the provisional court was
without jurisdiction to try and convict
the prisoner. saving: "He was held to
answer for an infamous crime and was
convicted thereof, and is now restrained
Of his liberty and confined at hard labor
without prescntment or indictment of
grand jury previously returned
against him-this not being a case aris.
ing in the land or naval forces, or in
actual military service either i'll time OF
war or public danger. The ordinary
civil courts Of the territory, wherein he
was resident were open and exercising
their ordinary jurisdiction, and therein
he should have been tried if at all.
Deprived Of His Liberty.
'He was and is deprived Of his lib
erty without due process Of law.
"He did not enjoy the right to tria
BY an impartial jury OF the district
wherein the crime was committed.
HE was tried and convicted Of ar
offcnse unknown to the law Of the lane
wherein he was a resident"
All this is held to be in contraventior
Of the constitution of the United States
which is: The Constitution of tn,
United States is the supreme law Of the
land, OF "that land which comprehend
territories as well as states-territorie
outlying and newly acquired as well a!
those of olGer acquisition and NOR
near approach. The sovereignty Of th'
United States is co-extensive with It
territory. As broad and long as tina
territory may be or may become, tn
constitution with the capacious fold
ever envelopes it. and wheresoever tn
constitution doth prevail the jurisdic
ton Of this court extends to preven
oppression and maintain the guarant.
Of personal rights, liberties and immun
tiles against the exercise Of despoti
power"
The court took the application unde
advispmeNt
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THE TRANSvAAL.

= " Kimberley says British
l., Sed the lsoundsry Lins.
|]v ' N march 27.-A dispatch to
~, telegraph from Kimberley,
pna1y aay, March 25. says:
If ps p''.' brought in here report that
''''sh cavalry has entered
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Would Fight the Transvaalers.

LONDON, March 27.-A Bloemfontein
correspondent Of The Daily Telegraph
in dispatch dated Friday. March %.
says: 1.-The late allies are now bitter
foes. So strong is the popular feeling
here that were it desirable q large body
az Free Staters would take the field and
firht Immediately against the Trans
vnalerS."
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Grant to Kuosia Denied.

Moscow, March sA.-The reports that
have appeared in various foreign news
papers stating that Bulgaria has granted
to Russia 50 years lease OF BoorShas-
port. a coaling station on the Black sea.
in eastern Roumelin. are false.
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tnc Iransvaal and penetrated to q point
~ miles north Of Christiana. Tha III.
Ism forces at Fourteen Streams ara ha.
ing strengthened. A movement north.
ward 10 expected soon.


upSeu Oy BOefo.
bARKLEY WEST. Saturday. March
-. .Hrlquatown was reoccupied Thurs
DAY oy 4OO Beers. A column left Kim.
oerley yesterday (Thursday) to drive
shem out. 1t is reported that all the
oyaiists there. including the women.
have been imprisoned
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People suffering from kidney diseases
feel q grr rrdual but steady lose OF vitality.
They ehonld loee no time in trying
Foley's Kidney Cure. 1t ,s guaranteed.
CHRIS. SCHUTZ