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SENATOR DAVIS AMENDMENT.
Ii Differs Widely Fran Mr.. Nelson's
Puerto EIcnn Measure


WASHINGTON, March 6-There is a
wide divergence of Republican opinion on
the Puerto Rican situation as 1t now ex
lists. The two Minnesota senator's are
not agreed The Davis amendment diff
fers widely from the one proposed by
Nelson, who takes substantially the DO
sitton OF Mccall and Littleileld in the
house that, under the constitution. W.,
have re right to levy a tariff In Puerto
Rico. Nelson's amendment is for out and
out free trade. But Senator Nelson made
an exhaustive speech III the senate or
Jan. ~. 1929 in which he said:
Congress has full plenary power to
govern and control all our territory no
matter how acquired There is TO in1ita-
ton On this power anywhere III the con-
stttution or elsewhere"
It Is therefore regarded as certain that
he will support that doctrine still Sena-
tors Hoar Mason and Wellington will
Join with Nelson OH the Republican slice
in opposition TO the Foraker bill. If the
bin Is defeated in the senate through Re
publican detection al least nine Repup-
ltcan senators out Of flfty-two must vote
against the majority OF their party
These figures are important in view OF
Senator Davis amendment. In framing
and offering the amendment, Senator
Davis acted for himself alone
1T seems to me-" he remarked. that
1t solves the present problem by giving
free trade to Puerto Rico and yet. at tae
same time, asserting the principle that
the constitution can only be extended to
Puerto Rico By specific act OF congress. =
Were II not for the fact that it does
assert this principle Senator Davis
amendment would be an important factor
in the senate situation. for It's adoptIon
might be predicted. 1t would be easy
enough to find a dozen Republican SEN
ators, including Senators Davis and Mel
son. to vote for it, and these with the
Democrats ard Populists would afford The
necessary majority.
The Democrats cannot vote for it with
out abandoning the principle for which
they now contend, that the constitution
and the flag have already gone hand In
hand TO Puerto Rico
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mississippi River improvements

WASHINGTON, March e.-The project
of opening SAFE wide and deep channel
through the Southwest pass OF the Mis-
sissippi river by the expenditure of about
$S,Oe60OO was taken up by the river. and
harbor committee today. A large delega-
ton was present repfesenting--not only
of Louisiana, but the states along the
river and the Northwest in general.
These include NJ, J. Sanders, chairman
change and other business interests OF
the city: E. Stuyvesant Bigelow, of Kan
sas City; E. Mcdonald. of La Crosse: ].
of Pittsburg, and Alonzo Bryson. Of
Davenport. 10. n
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NEW Y. NJ. c. A. RECORDS.
They Were Made In Last Nights
Athletic Tourney

Athletes at the Y. NJ. C. A broke two
records established at the recent meet OF
the ST. Paul Athletic and Rowing club
and opened tourney Of twelve events
with an evening OF excellent sport. Three
events We're included IN the work last
night. Murnane won honor and distinc-
ton by scoring Is al the pull up on the
horizontal bar and Schhtz scored feet
. inches In the pole vault.
Herring scored second in the pole vault
with feet. Murnane scored third with Z
feet inches. In the running high jump,
the next eyent, Brink scored feet clear,
and Pier >e, / feet 10 inches. Four were
tied for third place. Murnane scored Is
in the pull-up. KacerOysky II and Pierce
IA. The percentages for the first even
ing are:
Murnane. 245' Schiltz. 1893; Fry 100; W.T.
son. 145: Pierce. 40; Herring. 1856 The
next section of The tourney will be held
Two weeks from last night.
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VOTE ON GOLD BILL.
MEASURE PASSES THE SENATE, a
TO 20, WITH LITTLE INTER-
EST SHOWN
ONLY FOUR SPEECHES MADE

And the Bill Was Before the Senate
Two Weeks-DetniIed Vote Il
Given All the Time Allotted to
Speakers Was Not Consumed
Senate Then Took Up Regular
BUSINESS.
WASHINGTON, March 6--Not prob
ably in the history of the senate was
there shown such little interest In the
final vote on a great measure as was
manifested today in the final vote on the
conference report of the finance bill The
measure was before the senate two
weeks. yet only four speeches were de-
livered upon It., including Mr.. Aldrich )
explanation OF the changes made in the
bill by the conference.
Today the discussion on the bill ceased
fifteen minutes before time set for the
vote. and business on the calendar waA
taken up to fill IN the time. The report
was agreed to. A to &c. a majority of u
for the measure. The detailed vote is as
follows:
Yeas--Aldrich Allison, Baker, Bard.
6&SX wn Bnrr3ws Garter t, Clark
linger, Gear, Hale, Hanna Hansbrough
HaWley, Hoar, Lindsay. Lodge. Mcbride.
MeComas, McCumberi Mcmillan, Mason
Plat (N. Y). Proctor. Quarles, Ross
Scott, Shoup, Simon, Thurston. yelling
ton, Wetmore-4.
Mont, chandler, Chiffon. Clay. Cock
rel; Culberson, Harris. Heitfeld. Jones
1Ark2, Jones (Nev), Kenny, McLaurin,
Martin, Morgan, Pettigrew, Pettus, Haw-
Inns Sullivan, TalliaferEo. Teller. Till
man. Turner-26
The senate then passed joint resolu-
ton authorizing the president of the
United States to invite the government of
Great Britain to join in the formation OF
an International commission to investi-
gate and report into the diversion OF the
waters that form the boundaries Of the
two countries.
Mr.. Clark (Mont) directed the atten,
ton Of The chair to the fact that his vote
had not been recorded on the finance bill
and by his order 1t was recorded no.
The senate then passed the following
general measures: For enlargement
Of the public building at Dallas, Tex
for the erection of a public building at
Spokane. Wash. cost s400, 900: to ratify an
agreement between the council of the
Five Civilized tribes and the Seminole
tribe Of Indians; for the erection of a
public building at Tacoma, WASH cost
$25G, COO
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Berkey made brief talk on ''Transpor-
tation: Rev M. d. Edwards took for
the subject OF his address Religious Con-
95itlonS. and Judge Jaggard gave d brief
Lightner talked on ''Heroism.''
Among those present We're: F. s. Bry-
ant. Mr.. and Mrs John MeAdam, Mrs.
L. L. {. Brooks. E. X. Ciymer, Mrs. n.
l.; Dana. Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Dickson, d.
". Doty, Maj. Espy. Miss Espy, 'E. l..
Fryer. Rev: A. D. J. Haupt. Mr. and Mrs
Rev. p: P. Lewis. Miss Lewis, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. II. H Mead n Marchand. Da :
yid Ramaley. Rev. H. r. SdlwelI. {. r.
Slime. w. j. Sloppy. Mrs. II. NJ. Weidman
and many others
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majority of the senate committee on for
eign relations, were in consultation Tor
some time today on the report to be made
TO the full committee on the Hay-Paunce-
fote treaty for the modification of the
ClaytonBulwer. treaty. The report MAX es
no recommendations, but reviews
nlittee will probably consider the treaty
at It's meeting tomorrow.
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PRESSED THE LIMIT
TOMMY RYAN AND JACK ROOT ARE
TO MEET AT ONE HUNDRED
AND SIXTY POUNDS
NOT A MIDDLEWEIGHT BATTLE

Root Probably Could Not Make the
Figure Set for That Division -
Rids for the Match Are Already
Coming in to L.. NJ. HOuseman, OF
Chicago, Who Is Authorized to
Receive Them.
CHICAGO. March 6.-The articles OF
agreement entered into Feb. 2S. between
Tommy Ryan and Jack Root, for a bout
OF twenty rounds or more. at 100 pounds,
were received by l.. M. Houseman.
Jacks Root manager. today from Hot
Springs.
The bidding on the contest has already
begun. Charley Houghton. on behalf of
the West End cl-'b. of st. LouisNhas bid
$1,000.
1t has been agreed between the con-
testants that bids for the fight be sent
to L. NJ. Houseman. Chicago.
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AFTER A SUPERINTENDENT.
Similarity of Examination Papers
Likely to Cause Him Trouble.

AlHINVIy 10 O4Use E1Iiia IFOuDIe.
Another name may be added to the
and who are to be removed for mall
feasance and non-feasance In office
1t is now Up to q certain county super
intendent to explain certain charges OF
dishonesty made In connection with his
conduct of the state examination for
teachers certificates held Feb. 2 and g.
Supt. Lewis is determined to show the
guilty parties but little consideration IL
the charges which have been made are
proven, indeed. he has given notice that
an opportunity Will be given the superin-
tendent most interested to come TO St
Paul and show cause why he should not
be removed from office.
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VIII Inspect Mining Properties.

w. c: Brewer, geological! and mining
expert for the Algonklan Mining and De
veloping company. of Spokane, who has
been in st. Paul in the interests of the
company, left yesterday morning for the
Buffalo Hump country of Idaho to loOt
after property of the company which is
in the vicinity of some new strikes. J.
Is Mr. Blowers intention to go to the
Cape Nome gold fields after he is through
with the work at Buffalo Hump.
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ness of history that the few have en-
shaved the great mass of mankind. rob
bing them of the happiness intended for
them by their Creator. The purpose OF
this social reform union IS to assert the
truth that God made this world for the
enjoyment of she whole human race and
not for the benefit of the few.
II this purpose OF the union becomes
wfdel.s known. and We act wisely. the
auditorium will not contain the people
who will come to our meetings
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eminent hopes for settlement of the
various controversies.
WASHINGTON. a


WASHINGTON, March G. Lord
Pauncefote today received a cablegram
from Lord Salisbury notifying him ne
would be continued to this important
diplomatic post for year at least. Re-
ference was made to the tendency in tie
United States senate of the HayPaunce-
fote treaty, and several open issues be
tween the United States and Great Brit
ain, with which the present ambassador
was better fitted TO deal than any
other person, owing to his peculiar III
formation The ambassador was prePar
ing 10 close up his private affairs in
readiness for departure. The cablegranA
today rendered u change ~of plans neceS-
sary. just how long this extension of
the ambassadors term Of Office is to pre-
vail Is not known positively, but 1t Is
understood that Lord Pauncefote will re-
main at the head of the embassy until
some time i'll the fall,
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NORTHERN PACIFIC r. r. co.

West Superior, Wis, March 2S. 1898.
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on sale at all ticket offices Of the Chi
cago Great Western Railway on the LIST
and Bird Tuesdays of February, March
and April, at the very low homeseekers'
rate of one fair. plus 500, for the round
trip. Tickets good for return within q
days from date of sale Persons contem-
plating trip will save money by calling
on J. P. Elmer. G.. A. P. D., Fifth and
Robert streets. st. Paul.
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Detroit RnII Club SOLD,

DETROIT, March 6.-Jan1es d. Burns
ard George T. Stallings. of this city, this
afternoon closed the purchase of the De-
troit club Of the American Baseball
leaSue The price Is $4,000 cash This Will
enable the divorced wife of George A.
Vanderbeck, the late owner. to collect the
almony granted her, amounting to $500,
and will end the further litigation OF the
matter.
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PENNsYLvANIANs REUNITE.
keystone League Held Its First at
Commercial Club Last Night.

Thomas Fl. Dickson was elected presi-
dent OF the Keystone league at a meet
ing of Pennsylvanians at the CONNER
cial club last evening, Rev. NJ d. Ed
wards, of the Dayton avenue church,
was made vice president; E. K Clymer,
treasurer and A. d. J. Haupt. secretary
Directors were selected as follows: w. H.
LigEhner, Maj. Espy and Frank Chute
About three score attended the meeting
Former Gov. Alexander Ramsey made a
short address on old times. Capt Peter
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RANDALL Is ELECTED.
WinOnR Man Is Made Accounting Of
ficer of state RefOrmatOry.

Frank L. Randall, newly elected SUI
perintendent of the St Cloud reforma-
tory. met with the board yesterday fot
the last time as a member. He will as
sumo the duties of his new office the first
Of the month.
The meeting OF the reformatory board
was. as usual. held behind closed doors
at the Merchants
Mr.. Randall was elected purchasing
agent and accounting officer Tor the IN
stitutiOn.
The resignation of Mr.. Randall, and
the vacancy caused by the retirement OF
Capt Merriman several weeks ago. leaves
two vacancies upon the board which the
governor will have to fill.
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wrestling ut Detroit.

DETROIT, Mich. March en-. j. Reil-
~, of this city. today won a catch-as-
catch-can wrestling match from A E.
Thipedu. of Chicago.
LII the match between August Beherens
of Detroit, and William Barber Of Pitts
burg. the latter injured his leg In the first
fall, which was won by Beherens, and
was compelled to give up.
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McIIrath Is in the Lend.

The mileage for Minnesota century rid
ers for this year, up to the end of Febru-
rath, first; D. E. McLennon. Minneapolis,
second; A. w. Freeman, fourth; T. l..
Bird, fifth: Mrs. j. Mcllrath, sixth; c.
Mcllrath, seventh; Archie Matheis,
eighth
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SECRETARY ROOT DID TT.
Drew Up the Puerto Ricnn Bill, but
aS an Alternate.

as an Alternate.
WASHINGTON. March ,6.-As the
authorship Of the Puerto Rtean tariff bill
has been ascribed to Secretary Root by
member of the ways, and means COM
Inittee it may be proper 20 state that the
secretary himself drew UP the bill, but
only as an alternate measure. upon rep
reservations by some of the Republican
members of the committee to the effect
that 1t was the best possible legislation
While conserving to draft the bill under
these Gil cumstances, Secretary Root de-
clared that he still held to the opinions
on the subject expressed in his annual
report, and favored doing all that could
be done for Puerto Rico. These facts are
from the highest authority.
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New baseball Club

The Plkers have organized q strong
team for the coming season. The lineup
will be: Pottgeiser. (captan); GAeb.
D; Boots, p: Grady, 1b Hesker. 2b; Nc
IF; Murphy, If; Connolly and J. Weber,
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Not Enourh MONEY.

CLEVELAND. O.. March 6.-Jack Nc
DOnough, Of st. Paul, refused to go into
the ring with George Byers, Of Boston.
tonight. He claimed that there was not
enough money in. the house. The fight
was therefore called off.
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Famous Mare Dend.

SAN FRANCISCO. March 6.-Geraldine
the famous racing mare of phenomenal
speed at short distance holder of the
worlds record for half mile, in :d6, is
dead. at Spreckels' Napa farm. Her new
ly born foal. by Creighton, died at the
same time.
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National League Men Gathering.

NEW YORK. March 1.-THE advance
guard Of the National League OF Baseball
Clubs arrived tonight. preparatory to the
needing of that organization, which Will
begin tomorrow. 1t consisted of the del
egates of four clubs-St. Louis, Pittsburg
Cleveland and Louisville.
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Gable Fiji FnxorabIx Reported.

WASHINGTON. March 6-The house
committee on commerce today ordered
favorable report on the bill for a Pacific
cable connecting this country with Ha-
wall. the Philippines and Japan.
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WASHINGTON, March 6. - Senator's
Burrows and McAlillin, of Michigan, to-
day presented to the president the name
of George P VANITY as successor to
Judge Severans, recently appointed to
succeed Judge Taft. 1t is understood
that the appointment of Mr.. VANITY will
be made very soon.
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Money for Queen I.iiiuolsaInni.

WASHINGTON. March G. = Senator
tIoar today gave notice OF an amendment
to the diplomatic appropriation provid-
Ing for the payment of $250,000 to Iiliuo-
k0Iani
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COST OF EMPIRE.
fn the Philippines APP
uroxImate $50, 900 600.

Expenditures fn the FhfEippfnes Ap-
proxInAate $50, 900, 600.
WASHINGTON. March 6.-Acting Sec
rotary Meiklejohn sent to the house Of
representatives today a statement of ex-
penditures by the war department cover
ing the military operations in the Philip
pines including outstanding liabilities
from May !, 1893, to Nov. l. 1899. The
total is given ct $4s82S,o6o, the principal
items being: "Quartern1aster's depart
ment, SIS, Tic. 90i, OF which $17.136, S64 Is for
army transportation; subsistence depart
ment, $S,e5O,000; medical department.
S, 2O6, 1877; pay department. SIC. SS3. 1874; ord
nance, 81, $50, 23s.
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FEELS SAFER IN DENVER.
Colorado Man Who Considers ChIca
go "Wfld and WOOIIy."

Henry Sherman, of Silverton. Col. a
prosperous mine owner, was at the Mer-
chants on his way to Milwaukee yester-
day Mr.. Sherman returns to MilWal1kea
of twenty-seven years in the West. He
left Milwaukee q poor boy and returns
as one of the weaithiest mining men in
Colorado.
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senator Nelson. Amendment.

WASHINGTON. March 6-Seuator Nell
son today introduced an amendment to
the Puerto Eican blli extending the GUS
island.
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Concert at MncnIester.

A pleasing entertainment was given at
Manchester college last evening by the
musical department of the institution.
The entertainment was under the direc-
ton of Prof. Phillips.
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Mcleod Wins a Match.

FOND DU LAC, Wis. March 6-In a
handicap match tonight with Jack
O'Hara, Dan Mcleod took three straight
falls, in eight, eighteen and three minutes.
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HOFFMAN MEDAL CONTEST.
1t Is Finally Won by C. Nj. GrISgs'
Rink.

AZ - 4 AhhtkS ~ Oh by - M. GFl.E5'
Rink.
c. M. Griggs won from H. w. Cory in
the finals OF the Hoffman medal contest
at the Raspberry Island Curling club last
night Van Bergen gave the Nushkas
a. second game to their credit by winning
the semi-rinaiS in the Hall medal con
test from LOrrimer l.. Defel won from
H. Defiel in a game with an oyster sup
per as prize. The evenings events
were:
H Murray. J. b. Emerson.
a. Fonda, T. L. Wann.
D. G. Murray, d. T.. Scott,
IL. W. Cory. skip-f<C. M Griggs.
skfp-16.
j: Mcnamara, w j. Murray,
NJ. A. Beckm3n. Charles Barlow,
Geo. Cunningham, Dr. s. O. Arnold.
". w Lorrimer, A. B. Van Bergen.
slp--n. skip-12
Tom Cameron, F. A. Gotzian.
NJ Deflel, S. Gottschamer
B. Zimmerman. il. Mccarthy,
H Defel. skip-S L. Defiel, skip-ll.
Qrdway skipped winning rink against
e NJ. Griggs men with Il score OF 1911.
Dr. Golyin defeated j. B. Howes, 1915,
and II. c. Clark. DR.. G. l.. Greene, 1911,
both in novice competition.
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ALDRICH CONTEST.
House Gave Up the Day to Discussion
of It.

of It.
WASHINGTON, March 6.-The house
spent the day in discussing the Aldrlch
contest case from the Fourth Alabama
district.
M. Robinson, the sitting member, made
a speech Of an hour In his own behalf
The other speakers were Mr.. Burkett,
I'm behalf of the contestant, and Messrs
Glenn IN. W and De Almond MO- for
the conteStee
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Postmaster Confirmed.

WASHINGTON. March 6.-The senate
today confirmed F. L. neutrality-suspicious.
ter at ClOquet Mimi
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billiard Rooms Move.
Homeseekers' Excursion Tickets

The Albion billiard hall Will move to-
morrow from $50 TO 1872 Selby avenue
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H0y-Pauncefote TREATY.

WASHINGTON, March e.-Senators Da-
Wis. Lodge and Morgan. constituting q
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for the support Of instruction and aid
to its students.
Within the past few years the pro-
gress and expansion of the University
has been marked and much new life in
jected into the institution. The follow
ing is the record for the past eight
years:
Increase Of enrolment from 24S to 512.
Increase of teaching force from 20 in
1891 to Sc in 1900.
Remodeling of campus and buildings.
Extension of elective system.
Establishment Of Chairs Of History,
Pedagogy, Biology and Geology.
Extension Of the Medical course.
Extension and growth Of the Summer
School.
establishments Of the School OF Phar-
m2cv.
Final consolidation of the Libraries.
Erection Of Commons Hall.
Admission of Women.
Erection of Alumni Hall and the Carr
Building.
Establishment OF the University Press.
PURPOSES OF THE UNIVERSITY.
In it's relation to the State the rur-
poses of the University are manifold.
Its first service must be to the cduca-
tional interests OF the community, an
its aim is to offer to the young meE of