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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-29
Missionary Meeting at Hanover.

At the great Ecumcnical Mis-
sionary Conference in New York
next month, when missionary lead
ers from every part Of the earth
will be gathered together in coun-
Gil. there will be no more interest
ngiisure than the grand old man."
Rev. DR.. John q. Patton, who is
known everywhere as the mission
AIRY to the New Hebridcs. DR..
Patton is to speak in Wilmington
next Monday evening, under tho
auspices of the Wilmington Bible
Union. The address will be de-
livcred at Hanover Church, the SER
vice beginning at 7.45 O'Clock.
Everyone is invited, and it is de-
sired by those in charge of the ar
rangements that the congregation
will be in its place promptly at the
opening hour, as it is expected that
DR.. Patton will be obliged to leave
on an early train for Philadelphia,
and every body will want to hear as
much OF his story as possible.
DR.. Patton is Il man OF prayer and
knows what it is to lean upon
God alone in the hour of distress.
For over forty years he has toiled
in the thick darkness OF heathendom
amid great perils. He writes thus
of characteristic experience on
the island of Ianna:
changers again darkened around
me. One day while toling away
at my house, the War Chief, his
brother, and alarge party OF armed
men surrounded the place where
was working. They all had mus
kets, besides their own native
weapons. They watched me for
some time in silence and then every
man lcvclcd Il muskct straight at
my head.
Escape was impossible. Speech
would only have increased my
danger. My eyesight came and
went for few moments. prayed
to my Lord Jesus, either Himself to
protect me, or to take me home to
His glory. ltricd to keep working
at my task as il no one was near
me.
.'In that moment as never before.
The words came to me, "Whatsoever
ye shall ask in my Name, will do
it." and knew that | was safe.
Retiring a little from their first pos
sition, no word having been spoken,
they took up the same attitude
further off. and seemed
% be urging one another to fire the
first shot. But my dear Lord re-
strained them once again and they
leaving me with new
:ause for trusting Him with allthat
me for time aud eter-
lity."
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-29

me out completely Ipaid for my
lodging and am surprised that the
officer got me" The court express
ed satisfaction that Dcvere had
reached such a state of reformation
and ordered him out OF town.
Devere-All right, my boy.
Mahlon Mckenzie pleaded guilty
to assault and battery on Kate
Lynch and was fined $40 and costs.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-29
Saws Willis Is a BackSiidcrS.

George w. Ingram, Of Middletown
Del, has written the REPUBLICAN
a letter, in which he compares JON
athan S. Willis to the backslider in
Paul epistle, "WEcn a man has
once been enlig htened to a know
ledge OF the truth and falls away,
it is impossible for him to be re.
ncwcd again. He ends his arti.
Gle by suggesting that ave should
be united, earnest and courageous
for the interests at stake"
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-29
I)eatl, Rate.

The death rate at the Almshouse
has always been larger in March
than any other month in the, year.
Following are the number of deaths
in March from 1891 to 1000: Month
ending March IS, 1891, g; March
80, 1892, a; March %, 1893, r.;
March rs, 1894, 3; March q, 1895,
a; March 50, 1896, 5; March 81. 1897,
6; March 80, 1898, 8; March Ii. 1899,
6; March %, 1900, II.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-29
Caught the First Shaj.

The first shad caught in the
Delaware river by Marcus Hook
fishermen was captured on Tues
dav afternoon by Charles LAM
plugh, of that place. Mr.. Lam
plu%h had not been out shad fishin @
previous to this, and to catch the
first shad OF the season on his first
trip. he considers a sure sign of
good luck. The fish was about the
average size.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-29
Purchased a Saloon.

Mr.. L. c. Taylor, formerly bar
tender for Edward J. Newall, No. Z
East Seventh street, has purchas scd
the saloon Of Thomas Herlihy, bl5
Shipley street. and will be glad to
have his friends give him a call.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-29
Plano RuyInp.

You do not have to DO q judge Of plano,
to make good selection. Simply SEQ that
the name Ludwig g. Co. 10 on it and you
nrc safe as they make nothing but the
very best. Barrett e. Hunter, 6l5 SIMPLIFY
sreet.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-29

THE BEST SALi: IN THE WORLD is
Banner SalYe, II is made from u pre-.
sctiplion bya h world wilo known skin
specialist and is positively the most heat
Ing Salvo for piles. burn. scaldl, ulcers,
ilnning sores and all skin Diseases. All
druggists.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-29

TOO many people lose valuable time In
! experimenting with cough and cold
cures They should take foley's Honey
gist,.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-29
GOING DOWN HILL

People suffering from kidney diseases
feel u rrauua! but st0ady loss OF vttali y.
lhHy should loss no time in trying FOley's
kidney Cure. All druggists. 4
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-29
Ludwig Piano Co.

We manuac ure our own pianos and
sell direct to customers, who save all
commissions, middle mems PROFITS, etc.
This means several dollars to purchasers
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-29

Houses for sile in every section of tho
city. ! have them from Sll 900 to $500
Apply to W. SCOTT NEENol. No. 1Gl Wes5
Seventh street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-29

EoIi :SALh.--. BARRED PLYMOUTH
Rack eggs from yards headed by cock.
eiGi, I'll the finest strains in the country
6Hr, ,ac aud Sl.OO per sitting. L. :. Town.
sHnu, read from Blue Bali Inn to Rock
land. Address Wilmington, Dol. tl.3-f
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-29

Our store Is not only headquarters for
prescription work but for urinary analys-
is as we'll. W. Z. Taylor's Pharmacy,
3O2 King Street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-29
Fine DORIS,

William l.. Dockstader, proprie-
tor OF the Wonderland Theatre,
has as fine a kennel Of bird dogs as
can be found in this State. lie
takes great pride in his dogs.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-29

Tor SALE CHEAp--A Is HORSE
;tnw1r Peerless traction ongine with a
~ cylinder peerless thresher straw stack.
er and Columbia hay balur in good run
ming order. Apply to &. W. D!ckerspn,
l.. u. Box II New Castle Del.
m?7-tu. W. s.-3w
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-29
SECURITY TRUST &
SAFE DEPOSIT CO.,
NO. ol9 MARKET STREET.

Capital Stock. $500, ,00)
Allows Interest on Deposits OF blOney.
The company acts as Itxecutor, Admin
istrdtor, Trustee, Guardian, Receiver and
Agent and ronts small safes il fire and
burglar proof vaults.
BENJAMIN NlELDS Pros.
WILLIAM II. BR!NCkLE, Vice-Pros.
JAMES B. CLAnkSON, Tres and Soc.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-29

Inh Sal E--THEhE Story BRICK HOUSE,
Ea Iast Seventh street, rooms auG bath rent
SIS Nili sell for Si7jD.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-29
FOR SALE-sis MADISON STRELT,9.STORY
rlrk, will sell at n buruuiD

IuE SAlt-TWQSrOlf BRICK HOUSE
* south Harrison str stL SrUonis and ba h,
f,put porch and yard. Rents for Sll per
mouth. Price $3.50. Apply 10 q. +. Vernon
EepuhllcaL ulnCe or No. JUl West seventh
s,rs-t.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-29

EOk REN IA 2IG STORY BRICK
4 house. 7r0oms, frun5 and sido porche5,
good dry cellar; good wci uf wAtcr in tina
kitChOn; stable, wagon shed, dollhouse. 2
acres of ground; ali kinds OF fruit trees
and sma! fruit.
For sn!", choap, n!sn $50 feet building
front, from 81 To liU iaNt depth, suitable
for dwelling houses or hllSinuss size, High,
healthy, elevated ground No grading or
flIling up required Good demand for
dwelling huu o, in nrighDurhout With
in 1iv, minu'ei' walk Of Mary land avenue
street car.
Amply at 1903 Coleman .rroot
fcb3- 1T Eleventh ward
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-29
FOR RENT.

For sENl-STOitE AND DWELLING
II. !c N H. Corner Of Fourth and
Union street, Apply to John II. Daley
No, = West Seventh Street Also No. 4OG
Union street. m27-f.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-29

TAR. bEi,AHEIR
- FklJEyItOVAl. Pulls.
Arr the oniY genuine prnnrroy.i f'iUs ns'a
twenty-five yeas experience. SOLD by drn:
t;tts once. .Ga n ninth stIu,t. FIls. 81
mail OF at hone. 81 %. a,iv!cr ire+ LadIu,, b
Nhlc tIlmiatlUGh Il
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-29

EOR RFNT--FU RN Is;IiED OR tN-
furni-hpd yroIn, at No. 1913 1atnall
reef; mo7-5tl
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-29

EOR SALE-No. ll?0 ORANGE STKEET
+ rents for Ss. Will sell Tor $500. Also No
St.inlrn Court Price 800
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-29

EOR i!EN !-FARM lis ACTRESS NEAR
bis city. very reasonable to II good
tenant Gait ur address j. j. PIrrc" No.
West s-rvou h Street. Ta1-5t+
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-29

EOR RENT-Fi FINISHED ROOMS
Tor two lncn with NJ without hoard.
Apt!y III No. ,ul Spruce Street. m.7-3tt
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-29

L'OR R:&r- sc. i,.G WErT rOuRl II ST.
y Broom, all cunr, nianr'~ W. V. Bond,
gil WrSt ia 'irtct. n2J4N
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-29
HYPNO7ISM

And Magnetic Healing taught by mail Com
rcte course 81 Particulars free, Prof. G..
ltlnl +, 80 West Baltimore street. Baltimore,
Md. maitly
+ oST-PENSltN PAPERS. NEAR III u
l. Bellevue II ltrt, in tbs Ninth ward. The
h"drr Will confer n favor by returning same
I" ;Di Elliott Avcnue. JOHN W. HANDY.
uR It
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-29
FOR SALE

rsiuaIl" building lots, fronting on DUPONT
street Sr"it eIroot Ninth street and Tenth
street nn easy terms, in single lois or to suit
purchasers For plots and particulars, ap
Vis 10 II h. EVANS n Co sol Market street :.
cr to %ncr NJ. Ii. Moury. "lhc Ga bles Della
war; avenue and Tatnal streets. matt
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-29

Tor SA LE-NO. 1ill JACKSON ST.,
new house, rooms and bath. front
and hnrls roruhes, heater, sewer CONNECT
ISIS, cc.ngntrd cellar, electric gas light
ing, all modern improvement $. Lot 70 foot
iy i0l tUot, price S3iUO. Small amount of
cash required TO buy, Apply only to c.
". GUoding Real Estate Broker, S. w.
ttr Eighth and jefferson Ss. f22.tf
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-29

e. OR LG G,;T--ELD I~1AIhlSHLD GRO
4 curN. meat ansi ItrrvIsiou store. No. iV3
NcSI .tis hiii stt'et. 'rpiy /" ! T. luton.
lUjy V cst b 4hlh street. n.-i- Witt
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-29

OST-ON SUNDAY NIGnT A GOLD
IL ior;et with the word Mother made Of
hnir and name NJ. t. Wood on back, on Con.
rad street, Fourth street, in FUur;h street
OF Maryland avenue and iauiing Eighth
and Poniur streets and up Poplar TO Tenth
and Wilson. Tho tudcr will Le paid liberal
rewnrh on returning 1t to Mrs Macklem, Hil
East Tenth street m23BtI
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-29

w ANTED-YoTNG MAN or GOOD AID.
w dress, to travel nearby towns Liberal
snlary AM expenses paid. Address with ref.
encns h. II. Wood ward. Bal lin ore. It's
DHoPnSALS WILL BE RECEIVED BY
l. the Board OF Directors Of the Street and
Sewer Department. until 10 o'clock u. III.
April .. i?tV. for publishing tho Annual state
,nent Of ihe Department as per terms Of sppci.
icaiions on file at their Ctficc. Attest:
m!Sjt HARVEY j WILEY, Sec.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-29

HlG Ar MAKERS WASTED WANTED lU,
~ girls to learn trade good wages pal
while lcarniGg. Big wages can be mldr after
learning Apply to MiSH l{rugrr, foroiady ut
ihr'oiy, southeast corner i,th AMI Orange
streets Thrnball cpTrnhrilnrr Il Co.. =. i.
Cor. Fifth and Orange streets ,r24.Ut
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-29

NJ AN hi>.--h hbI.l.E. Top DESK AND
w small safe, Ad .rr>s tG 4i., this Office
tif .NN1E HELP IlH%ISiiEJ EDAIJ
W tCh' restaurant, Ind private families
i'hh"l nolicr Apply At Ml.!htnston lntou
I'Ec" tIrr, eUj shlricY si"gu n.i II
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-29
~ A\'itlib.

w ANTEil-A COZ l.0RFD NAN AND WIFE
w 10 so to >cafpfi; mo mpu {, work in
and out doors. woman For cook: also a rood
cook fer Newark; girls f.r .,rl"rAl hnlspiYJrI;
white and c0!0r,d. hpily NJ lntnlligrnc, OF.
flee. lOjj Orange strerr. ln!U-.it
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-04-23
THH TAYLOR INDICTMENT
WIN ne Held Up. Unttl After Hearing
Before Supreme Court

Frankfort. Ky, April 22.-Whiie the
Frankiin county grand Jury has not adj
jcurned, 10 lie understood that the investi :
CATION Of the 0oebel Asaassination has
teen completed. The Indictment agaius
Republican Governor Taylor, charging
him with being an accessory 20 the MUIR
der, will be held up TIL after the argu-
ment Of the govsrnorship contest case,
which Is docksted for hearing before the
supreme court 81 Washington, April
30, and 1t is said By persons In the
councils of the prosecution that no steps
will be taken In the case till after that
time Tbs rumor that Gov. Beckham
had been applied to for requisition, Is
without foundation.
Col David Colson, who has been con-
fined In the franklin county jail, which
IL guarded by the Beckham state troops
and who was acquitted on his trial In the
circuit court yesterday Of the killing OF
Lieut.. Scott, addressed the soldiers
this morning In response 20 an invita-
ton from them. He left for bis home
In u idls zorro tor Iht. Bis room was
crowded ell day by q isnds who called
80 congratulate Tin on tis acquistal.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-04-23
FOURTH ANNUAL BANQUET.

The fourth annual banquet Of Long
fellow lodge, Brotherhood OF Railway
Trainmsn, occurred yesterday evening at
Farripgton block. The railway men
lind that Sunday 10 the only day they
have when al OF them can get togsther
and 60 they celebrated their fourth an
nivsrsary yesterday. There was large
attendance ss tha Lonsfsllow lodge
numbers about 1e0 mem hers and nearly
all If them turned out with their wives
and swesthsarts for this OCCASION. The
dinner vas prepared BY committees Of
arrangements consisting OF Mel A. Nc
Nielus, Walter A. Sbaokiey and n. p.
Lord. They were assisted by the follow
ing ladies who rendered great asslsseness
Mrs. 5. Il. Currisrr, Mrs. y. ID. Harmon,
Mrs. Mel A. McNeilus and Birs. w. A.
Shanklsy. At this dinner the annual
contribution was made for the " ortby
brothers of the order who have met with
misfortune and good sum was realized.
Following the dinner there were selsc-
tsons on the photograph, oornse solos by
Mrs. Shaokisy, recitations and songs by
Honey" johnson ana spesches BIZ mem :
bers of the ordsr most emf yable
time was had by ell who attended.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-04-23
MADE A GOOD CATCH.
Hugh McDonough, the Night watch
man. Got Much Wanted Man.

When Hugh MoDonough. the night
watohman, caught Jack Friel getting
down of the window sill Of Ssntsr 9
jswelry store the other night he car t Ire d
Q man whom the police suspect has been
connected vita many breaks about the
city during tn, past few NOR tis. Mo-
Donough was near the corner If Middle
ana Exchange streets wren hs heard the
crash Of falling glass and ran around on
to Market itnsst to the rear Of Sen ter s
store Just In time to see Frisl e. ting
down from the window sill. McDon-
ough promptly eollArsd him and had
aim sent into the police station. He was
sentenced the nett morning In the mu-
nie ipaI court to co days in jail for ma
Iioious mischief and drum kenness. t hough
the pojics now have evidence enough to
give him still longer sentence on q
more serious charge. when caught Brlel
had on q pair of shoes which came from
A. Ccx's saoe store on Union stTess,
which had bssn broken ir IL few night
before. Frisl was also sen near CLARK g
stors on Monument eouare some nights
before this about the tima case was
broken ouen and some foods stolen.
Sincs Eriels capture by AcDonou9h the
freaks have Come to mn end.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-04-23
THE sOUTHERN FLOODS.

New Orleans. April 20 The perslssen t
pounding Of legs swept down by the
S Wollen strsau knocked out the Pssoa-
gonlA bridge on the Louisville and Nash
Vile road today and threw tbs end OF
the line out OF busini IS. The supsrin-
t .ndent of this division VIII bagin repair
ing tomorrow and IN tbs meantime the
gap will be cross d by boats making con-
reotion Nth the trains on either side.
Ga neral Il. A. AIeer and party and many
delegates to the D'Nai Birth convent n
who were In Mobile, wers caught be-
{ ween tbs break ind Mobile. Several dis
catches recsived to night report general
and heavy rains today throughout the
greater portion of Texas, Louisiana and
Miss SIS ppl.
A DAIlss, Texas. despatch sly5!
Grains have fall ~ all over Texas to-
day. At San AntoDio, the rain fell In tor
ren for thrss hours. A severe wind
storm prevailed this afternoon In north
eastern Texas doing much damage"
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-04-23
SUNDAY GAMES.
aud 50. Louis Were VIM
ners Yesterday.


Cincinnati, April 2s.-With one ont in
the ninth inning today, the locals
struck batting streak and pulled O
game out Of the Ere thas sesmed hopeless
" lost. sisRlss by Irwin. Crawford,
Peitz. Woods's double and McBride's
single, turned the trick. Scores;
Cincinnati, 900 0O21 40
Chicago, Oi o o / %
Hits, Cincinnati, 10; Chicago, 2. Er-
rora, Cincinnati, 4; Chicago,3. Batteries,
Hahn and Psitz, 0Arvin and Donohue.
st. Louis. April ss.--6L Louis won nn
exciting game from Pittsburg today. The
visitors sled the games In their half OF
the ninth and emily Heidriok's psPnifi-
cent catch kept them from winning.
Heidrick singled In Ct Louis's hslt and
went to second on Douovan's sacrifice.
MoGann's terrific liner TO right brought
him In. Attendance IL, 800. Score:
st. Louis, % o o i-6
Pitssburs. % o / 0 o 90
Hits, 81. Louis, Is; PittsbuTg, 8. Er-
rors, st. Louis, q; Pittsburs, I. Batter
les, Powell and O'Counor; Phillips,
Blsherty, waddeli and thinner.
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-04-23
COLBY BASEBALL SCHEDULE.

COLBY BASEBALL 5CHEDULE.
watsrville, April 21.-Ihs Colby base
hall schedule for the season Of 1900. a. re-
vised, 10 as follows:
April Eisenhower at Andover.
April 30-Tufts at College Hill.
May l-Boston college at Boston.
May 2-Exster ct Exeter.
May e-Uniyerstty OF Maine at Orono.
May 12.-Lewist3n Athletic club al
Watsrville.
May 16-Bates ct Lewiston.
May 1-Portland Athletic club at Port
land.
May 2-U. of NJ. at Watervilie.
hny boston College at Waterfalls.
June i-Yutts College at Waterville.
June-Bstss at Wsterville,
AT wESTBROOK SEMINARY.
A fine game Of ball was played Satur-
day aft rnoon on the Westbrook Semi
nary grounds betwesn mines OF the SEMI
nary and Fort Preble. The Seminary
team won BY the score OF il to IL. The
following IL the score by innings:
westbrook Sc 30 90 o o S-1s
Fort Preble, y 0 0 0-17
Larkirs and McShane were the bst.
terry for the Fort Prebles, and Wilkins,
french and White for the Seminary.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-04-23
COsURN ALUM Nj.

Boston, April 2l.-9ov. Powers OF
Maine and Prssidsnt Nathaniel Bntler OF
Colby college, were among the guests
at the nth annual reunion and dinner
Of the Boston alumni association OF 20.
burn classical Institute OF Waterfalls,
Me-, held AZ Hotel brunswick, this eve
ning. Hon. &. v. Lyford OF Springfield.
prssident OF the association, presided.
Speeches were made by each OF the quests
who included franklin w. Johnson,
principal of the Institute and Ars. JohE-
son and Edward ID. Clement and there
was en- exeellsns musical and sloogsion-
airy entsrtainment. Augustus "A. kelsey
was elected president OF the association
for the ensuing year.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-04-23
MAINE BENEFIT ASSN.
Report OF Consulting Ass.ary Az To 10.
AnAirs.

Augusta. April 2s--Insuranoe Com
missioner 8. w. Carr has made Pablo
the report OF =. n. Wolf. the consulting
Aotuary. on the affairs Of the Maine Ben
EFT Mutual Insurance company Of An
burn, Me-, which has gone into che
hands Of the reosivers.
The report summarizes the accounts Of
the association for the year 1899 ana up
10 March Q. 1900. II explains the busi-
meas methods, givss q history Of the or
aanization, the reasons for and the forms
of Reorganization attempted in July
1899. and disousses the future prospects.
The Gs,oistion mas. since Its orsani.
zation In 1856, done large business. hav-
ing paid It's bene ficiaries over 81 800, 900.
7hs claims have teen paid promptly
and the business hes been condu cted hon.
sstly. On account Of the uneasiness Of
the members whom an attempt was made
to change TO q legal reserve basis, the
msmbsrship fell or from 5000 10 COCO In
one year. Therefore. knowing that the
company could not continue In business
Commissioners Carr took steps TO wind
I'D the oompany's business. A year ago
he delayed such step that The COMPANY
might insure the mem bers In some otbsr
company. "A this was not possible, the
company was placed In the hands Of re-
csivers, y. Il. Timberlass, state bank
examiner, and Seth III. Carter OF Auburn
hsing appointed.
The association 10 financially solvent.
Il had surplus Of SIS, 577 over liabilities,
Maroh o. The deposits in ths hands Of
thegstats treasurer amount TO s1C3, 900
par value, which Is invested In interest
bearing securities.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-04-23
NEW CORPORATIONS.

Certificates of the ofsa li7a.ion Of these
cerrofa sions tays bsen rscsivsd as the
registry Of deeds;
The Mount Tom Gold Mining oompa-
ny, to mine and na1u'a1tufe metals.
Caoiahzsd a. 500. 900; oertlftats a7-
proved April IS.
The Ctarles River Park Amusement
company. for the promotion Of a nu Sc
Inent enterprises In the United S'aies
and Cara'a Ga 9italized a $50. COO; osr-
tihfa'e approved April, 1892.
Tue E. U. woodside Nalu'a turing
osmIa,y, to aau'a1ture aid Gsa' In
msn's shirts acd fuInisbiDgs. Frssi-
dsnt, q. h. Woodside Of Portland; tr al
ursr. n. G. Wcodside OF Port'a Id; di.
reotors. AL of Port,a1d q. r. u. AID
NJ. y. Woodsids; oerlif6ats approved
April 10.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-04-23
THE NAVAL BILL PASSED.

Washington, Apriis 81 The animated
controversy over the naval appropriation
iii whith began Yesterday was NOT re-
sumed today and aftsr brief considers-
ton this Important bill was passet.
MIR. Underwood CT Alabama, whose
fllibuster had brought stfairs TO tenn
porery stAndstill, explained that there
was no purposa to delay. but merely 90
insfs1 that time bs given for oorsjdafa-
ton and that a vote bs taken on the
government armor factory proposition.
Err. Van Diver submitted this PROPOSE
tion In q motion TO reoommit the bill
with instructions to the naval committee
to frame provision for . government
factory. The Instructions were ruled out
and subsequently, the motion TO recon-.
nit was disagreed 60 without division.
The bill thereupon passsd without q
record vote. AS finally adopted, the meas-
IRE provides two lsships, three
armersd cruisers and three protected
truissrs and the $50 figure ON armor IL
stricken cut.
After D. m. the House devoted Itself
to egioRles OF the lsts Representative
Settle Of Kentucky. Resolutions express
ing the sorrow OF the House were adopt
ed and then a. further mark Of respect
the House adjourned.