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he said, twas the nobIest heritage Of
the human heart"
He declared the United States should
at once give the Filipino people honor
able assurance that they should have a
government of their own
In replying to Mr. Mccall, Mr. Hull
declared that until congress acted to the
contrary we must assert by force orr
sovereignty in the Philippines or dis
grace ourselves before the world and it
was the duty Of congress to provide an
army adequate to put down the rebel
lion.
GOVERNOR TO THE RESCUE.
Mr.. Grosvenor (Ohio), in support of the
bill said that personally he was in favor
OF standing army of 100000 men. The
people, he said, were not frightened when
a demagogue said that the purpose in
increasing the army was the location
Of large regiments near large cities to
oppose labor AS for the opposition to
the sliding scale" the president always
had practically been supreme in the use
OF the army; why should he not use his
discretion and have the power in time of
necessity to expand the army? 1t was
a glorious tribute to our system that
never had the president of the United
states attempted to abuse his power over
the army. One of the magnificent acts
OF Grover Cleveland had been his as
SUMPTION Of his duty to keep the peace
IN great commonwealth by means OF
the United States army when the gov
ernor of that state did not want him
to interfere.
Eleven Of the twenty-six pages of the
Dill were disposed of before adjourn
ment
Tomorrow the Grout oIeomargarine hill
under a special order made at the last
session viii displace the army bill. which
Will go over until Friday
When the house met, the speaker an
nounced that he had a communication
from the family of Mr.. Boutelle of
Maine, resigning his position as chair
man of the committee on naval affairs.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
House bills and resolutions introduced
today: By Mr.. Littleffeld CMe). to pro~
hlblt the sale of firearms, opium ana in
toAlcants to aboriginal tribes and native
races IN the Pacific islands; by Mr.. VIII
son CAr1z.), to establish a supreme court
for the territories of Arizona, New Mex
leo and Oklahoma; by Mr.. FitzgeraId
(Mass,), providing for a government shin
TO bring Beers to the United States to
take advantage of the homestead laws.
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Northwest Pensions.

WAsHINGToN,Dec. 5-Pensions grant
ed:
Minnesota-Charles P. Bolan.Red Wing.
IS; William Grady, Stanthon, S.; Truman
w. Phelps, Minneapolis, $40.
Wisconsin-Michael German. Berlin, $12;
Joseph T. Mueller, Neenah, $12;. Abraham
Granahan, Lancaster, SO. Widows spe-
cial act, Nov 10, Eliza McGill, Avoca, IS;
minor of Patrick S. Smith, Highland, sic;
Latia j. Hogue, Pepin, IS.
Falls, Sc; Eber Robbins, Kranzburg, IS;
Thomas w. w. Ferguson, Silver City, IS.
Iowa-John E. William, Leclaire, Sc; 10
seph w. Rahey, Brooklyn, SIS; John Zim-
norman, Lamont, $14; Silas Matherly,
Sidney, IS; John M F bbs Ida Grove. S.;
William w. Hatfield, Shellsburg, So; Hen
ry Gable, Griswold, SIP. Widows, ETC.,
renewals: Dizzy A. Morgan, mother, Clay.
SO
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MURDER OF HER HUSBAND.
Charge on Which an Iowa Woman
Is Placed in mil

DIES MONIES, 10, Dec 5.-While at
tending her husbands funeral at New
Virginia, this afternoon, Mrs. John Hos
sack was arrested, charged with his
murder last Saturday night. The arrest
was made by Sheriff Lewis of Warren
county, just as the funeral cortege
started from the cemetery on its return
to town. She was placed in the county
jail at Indianola. She took the arrest
calmly, but protested her innocence.
Hossack, who was a well-to-do farmer
was killed with blow on the head from
sharp instrument, while sleeping be-
SIDE kis wife Saturday night. Mrs. Hos
sack claimed to have been awakened hy
noise and found her husband dead
Testimony at the coroners inquest, tend
ing TO show Mr.. and Mrs. Hossack had
Quarreled regarding one of their children,
and absence of other clews 10 the muir
der, tended to fix suspicion on the wife.
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rids for state snnnlies.

FAR1BAULT, Mimi, Dec. 5.-The bids
for three months supplies for the inst-
tute for detectives are in. The bids for
butter and milk were let for q year, so
meat, flour and groceries. The following
is a partial list of bidders: For groceries,
A. ]. Grant, Theopold Mercantile compa-
ny, E. z. Kelly, Steele WedIes; for meats,
Armour, Cudahy and futile; flour, Fart
bault Roller mill and the Brown Milling
COMPANY.
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BILLS TNTROnrrE1
WISCONSIN GROCERs.
Proceedings Yesterday at the MIL
HauEzea Copvaption

wauISee Convention.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, Dec. 5-The re-
tai! grocers and general merchants of
wisconsin Who are gathered at Lincoln
nail for the purpose of organizing a,
state association took up the forenoon
IN discussing plans of organization and
selecting committees on constitution and
bylaws
At the afternoon session c. M. Griffin.
OF West Superior, Wis, delivered an adj
dress on What We Are Here For"
speaking Interestingly upon the value Of
united action in business relations, the
value of association from a social as well
as protective point of view, and ex-
pressed his belief that Wisconsin would
soon be to the fore with one of the best
state organizations in the Union.
P. L. Albright, of Green Bay. spoke
upon Organization and It's ADVANTAGES
in Securing legislation. Other adj
dresses were made by Arthur Smith. of
Eau Claire; John MuIder, of La Crosse:
S. c. Shannon, of Appleton, and Fred
Lorenzo, of Minneapolis.
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ARRESTED FOR MURDER.
Sequel to Burning to Death of Aged
Couple at Spencer, wis.

WAUsAU, Wis, Dec. Frank
SchWantes was arrested at Colby to-
day charged with numbering Mr.. and
Mrs. William Klokow, at Spencer, on
Nov. Il, on which occasion the aged
couple were burned to death in their
home 1t appears that the Klokows
decided their farm over to Schwantes
with the understanding that Schwantes
was 10 provide room for them during
the remainder of their lives Schwantes,
it is said, was the only person who saw
the fire. The arrest was made after
the coroner's jury brought in verdict
Of murder. Detectives have been work.
ing on the case for the past three
weeks.
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IN ST. CLOUD.
Compulsory Vaccination TO BE En-
forced in the Schools.

forced in the Schools.
ST. CLOUD, Mimi, Dec. 5-(SpeciaI.)-
Compulsory vaccination has been ordered
by the school board and city board of
health, in joint session, the time limit
being Dec. II. Nine cases in ali have
been recorded, and not much fear of an
epidemic is felt by physicians or the
public.
Z. E. Clark, manager of the Water
Power company, has resigned by request
Of the company. His services were salts
factory, but he is connected with the new
heating company, rival concern
Frank Duthie was indicted today by
the grand jury of Benton county, for
robbing his mother of 1920.
No indictment was found against Ed
ward HUM, arrested Jointly with Duthie
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RAILWAY TAXATION.
Gov. Pineree Calls Michigan Legis


Gov. Pinsree Calls Michigan Legis-
Iature in Extra Session.
DETROIT. Mich, Dec. 5.-Gov. Pin
gree tonight issued call for a special
session Of the state legislature to con-
vent in the state capitol, at Lansing,
Dee. u, for the purpose of enacting taxa
ton along the line of the constitutional
amendment adopted at the November
election. This amendment permitted the
taxation of railways, express companies,
telegraph and telephone companies and
other forms Of corporate property on
their true cash value, instead of on their
earnings, as was mandatory before the
passage of the amendment.
Gov. Pingree's proclamation says that
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In Benton County Court.

SAUK. RAPIDS, MINI, Dec. 5.-CSpe-
cia1 1.-The grand jury brought in an in
dictment against John Lane for burglary
in the second degree in the robbery OF
Hall Bros. store at Foley nine months
ago. Ed Briggs pleaded guilty to the
completely in the theft Of a COW from
parties in this town. He has been IN lail
the past eleven months awaiting his trial
and says he has been punished enough as
it is. He is nineteen years CID and
promises to keep straight hereafter He
will be released
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MUNYON'S
COLD
CURE

When Prof. Munyon says what his
Cold Cure will DO he only says what
all the world knows. Nearly everybody
ever cold appears. 1t relieves the head,
nose, throat and lungs SO quickly that a
cold need no longer be forerunner of
grippe, diphtheria or pneumonia
Every one of his remedies is as sure
All druggists, mostly 25e vial Guide to
Health free. Write to Broadway and 18th
ST., New York. for medical advice free.
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Saloons Must Close.

sIGOURNEY. To-, Dec. 5.-Every sa-
loon in every town in Keokuk county,
with the exception of What Cheer, must
close before 10 o'clock Saturday night.
What Cheer has the requisite $500 popu-
lation. Judge Dewey today affirmed the
report Of the referee and signed a de-
cree .adjudging the statement Of consent
insufficient.
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LiftIe Girl killed

little four-year-old daughter of Mr.. and
MIS-. Fay Wright was instantly killed by
the discharge of a shotgun. Some one
left the gun standing against a fence
eral children were playing near the fence,
but it is not known just hsw the acct
dent occurred.
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UPPER MINNESOTA PILOTS
Indorse Minnesota National Park
and Elect Officers.

IndOrse Minnesota National Park
and Elect Officers.
LA CROSSE, Wis, Dec. 5-The upper
Mississippi River Pilots association this
afternoon passed a resolution favoring
the establishment of national park in
Northern Minnesota as has been propos-
ed. The next meeting will be held in this
city in 1901. The following officers were
elected:
.r P!resident-Joseph Buison, wabasha,
Vice Presidents-George Winans. Wan
kesha Wis; A. N Mitchell, Clinton, 10. !:
David Upton, Rock Island H.
Secretary and Treasurer-A. O. Day,
Davenport 10.
Board of Directors-v. A. Biglow, Hi
ram Breeze and Peter O'Rourle, La
Crosse.
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E,armo T.opd Omca SaIes

FARGO, S. D, Dec. 5.-The report of
the Fargo land Office for November sh Tvs
thirteen cash sales, twenty-six homestead
entries sixty-two final homestead proofs
and ten timber culture proofs. The bust
ness for the month was regarded as
good as practically all the land in the
district has been homesteaded.
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She Is in Peril.

SEATTLE, Wash, Dec 5.-A special to
Somewhere outside of Cape FIattery, in
the dense fog bank that has prevailed
for several days, is the British ship
Gertrude, leaking badly and endeavoring
to reach the sound, where drydock as
sist4nce can be secured.
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NIarr5es the Mayor.

YANKTON, S. D.. Dec. 5.-John Hol-
man, mayor Of Yankton, and Miss Alice
Flanagan, niece of Judge Bartlett
Trip, were married last night.
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Physician Dies snaden1-

BOWDLE, S. D., Dec. 5-Dr. Krause.
one. of the leading physicians Of Bowdie'
early this morning from the effects of an
epileptic fit.
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Wcllsburg Briefs.

z Representatives OF, the Pittsburgh
Engineering Company, Westinghouse,
General Electric. and other manufac-
turers Of electrical machinery were
here yesterday bidding on the new mo-
chinery to be purchased by the Wells
burg electric company. y 81
The Seventh Day Adventlsts will hold
series OF meetings In Weiisbtfrg next
week. Elders Cobb and Westworth
Will conduct the services, to which the
public Is invited.
AttorneyF, A.iChapman attended the
Frew-Jones wedding In Wheeling yes
terday. The groom was a ,ciassmate Of
Mr.. Chapmahie at Bethany college.
George II. Nyer has bought ofTW. G.
Hobbs forty-one feet Of land adjoining
the latter's residence on Russell street,
Third ward; consideration, S255.
[ Presiding Elder Mechem will preach
and hold the first quarterly conference
at the Methodist Episcopal church Fri
day evening.
Lottie. the fifteen-year-old daughter
OF w. M. Pratt. OF Lazearville, who
died Tuesday. was buried yesterday
afternoon.
A bazaar will be held In the Prcsby-
terian church this evening, by Miss
Stella Clendennen's Sabbath school
class. !sfl3E'fi z
Wells Lodge No. 30, knights Of Pyth-
las. meets this evening. There will be
work In the third degree.
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:
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Mesrs. Hart, Brush, Rogers and Soden.
went Into session. Their session listed
until o'clock. when the meeting OF the
league was called.
At the conclusion of the meeting OF
the circuit committee. Colonel Rogers
said that the meeting was Informal, and
he could not tell what was done. I'VE
talked over the American League. but
1t was In an Informal way. We could
not discuss It officially. for the reason
that there Is nothing TO discuss. Mr.,
johnson has not made any, demands
on the National leagu. nor has no
signed the national agreement. Just
at present the American League has
no existence as far as the National
League Is concerned"
The masnates adjourned mt $40 to-
night. After the meeting broke up
President Young said: There Is moth
Ing to give out for publication. The
magnates took up the subject Of the
demands Of the players and discussed
1t. Nothing definite was done. how.
ever. The matter will be taken up at
to-morrow's session, and then some
thing may be done. The players de-
mands was the only matter taken up
at to-nights session."
The circuit committee held another
meeting after the league meeting had
adjourned. What they did was kept
secret, .-7, I - 'EH-lf
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pital yesterday, and the same was pro-
nounced successful. The operation was
performed by Drs. Wilson and Rau.
Mr.. and Mrs Gray Stildon, who have
been the guests for the past week of
relatives on Fifth street, have returned
TO their home ut Cadiz.
Attorney Cooke brought young Deed
rick home from st. CIatrsvil1e last even-
Ing, the jury failing to agree, and the
court dismissed him,
Miss Margaretta Drenncn has re-
turned from a several months visit
with her sister. at Grandvlcw. Ohio.
Mrs. Lou Dawson was In st. Clalrs-
Vile yesterday. attending to some bust
ness and also calling on friends.
Miss Ellen Mitchell has accepted n
position as teacher Of elocutlon In the
Elliott school, at Wheeling.
The fifth Of the series Of dances Mt
the Mechanics Assembly hall VIII be
held Tomorrow evening.
A meeting OF the A. o. u. W. will be
held this evening at the Mechanical AS
sembly hall.
Miss Elsie Stewart. OF Newark, Is the
guest or relatives in this city and vicn-
ity.
Mrs. Fannie Anderson is quite Ill at
her home on North Fourth street.
]. T. Hodgins. OF Portland was in the
city yesterday. on business.
E. J. A. Drennen has gone 10 New
York on business.
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THE NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Magnates Hear the Demands Of the
Players, Voiced by "Dootor' Taylor.
Tho Players Claims Arc Renson-

able.
NEW YORK. Dec. l2.--Aftcr trying
for two days the National League mag
mates finally got Into session Mt the
Fifth Avenue hotel Tonight.
This was the busiest day that the
league magnatcs have put In, The
committee appointed by the league to
hear the grievances OF the players pro-
tcctlve association met in the after
noon. In stating the demands of the
players organization TO the league COM
mittce Mr.. Taylor shid there were just
three defects In the present form of
contract that the players wanted cor.
rectcd. They nre n modification OF the
reserve clause the entire elimination Of
the farming OUT clause, and the mod
ncation Of the clause relating to the
power OF club owners 10 buy and sell
players or claim them without first get
ting the players consent.
1.-THE public has ldens about the ball
player. To-day under the present con-
tract system club player Is looked
upon as n slave. He Ia n slave under
the reserve rule. We know that the
reserve rule la the bulwark of base ball,
but It should not be abused. What Gun
be done TO modify Il? The players sug-
gest that 1t be limited and that no
player mny he reserved by a club for
more than five years.
ave don't think you have the right.
morally or legally, to hold a player for
an indefinite period. Would not base
bali he improved by the changing OF
star players from club 10 club? What
We want IL n modification of the re-
serve rule. Let each club. not reserve
more than ton men, As, TO the farm
Ing out system, We want It abolished
altogether.
AZ to tho system Of buying. selling
and claiming pleyera, The players want
the contract modified so that he will
have something to say In the matter
what we want In to help the mag
mates put the game OH d better status.
The players ngrce with you that row.
dyism should be abolished nj any cost.
In this respect tho players have put
the matter up to tho owncrs. Tho play
crs nre human. IN the heat OF II game
thoy lose their heads. but YOU have the
power TO stop Il, You have the power
TO discipline miraculous players. Why
don't you administer fines? Tho Q,icS-
ton Of stopping the rowdy bait Ia up
TO you. We want these things put In
the cOntract.'
At the conclusion OF the hearing, Mr..
Taylor submitted Il DRIFT OF the con-
tract the players wanted put In vogue.
The committee Rremlspa the players 10
consider the matter nj once and give
them II decision tomorrow.
Immediately after the herring Tho
leagues circuit committee, composed OF
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LONDON, Dec. 12.-Sir Thomas Lip
ton In discussing the, likelihood OF Bos-
ton furnishing n cup defender. said:
Though twenty yachts were built in
America to defend the cup, 1t would not
put me out In the least.
"There Ia only one mnn In America
whom feRr--that rHR Is Herreshof.
1t Is futile. IN my mind, for any other
innn In America to attempt to build II
yacht with the idea Of wrestling from,
nom the proud position he has held so
long in defeating challcngers for the
cup.
II believe that 80 long Ms he lives
no other designer viii ever equal him."
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REAL ESTATE,
......FOR SALE....

Lots as Follows: South aldo OF 18th 81,
between Wood and Mccolloch stSy. rs II.
front. 10Th st., % It. front, Cor. OF 18th
and Jacob sts, % Il. front, with ii.roon
housc on same, cheap. Cor. OF Main and
list SITS. 60 It. front, with Broom house,
cheap. Eorf. between 18th and oh. East
end OF 2ith S. Cheap. on easy payments.
Wilson ST.. near ci,h st.. $1,000 \ High.
near ilth St, at 1900 each. oh easy pay
ments. dirt cheap. Lots on Lind, Cherry
and Vine sts,, sllSoo to $4,000 each. cheap.
Jacob. Eon md Wilson sts., In Centre
Wheeling. {l0o.oo 10 $4,000 each. McCol.
loch ST.. $3.50 10 t3t0,O0 each. l2th, St.
$4,000. goth ST.. {lGS.00, very cheap Near
east end Of 5ist 81. ssoO,61 each. slooM
cash, balance easy payments. Water. Eoft,
Jacob. Wood. McColloch and Wotzel, Sta,
sth ward, cheap. on easy payments. Main,
between, LIST and I'd sts,. 8s Il. front. Lola
IN North l,en@ood on fson and Waiter
Sts., cheap. Money TO loan on Real En-.
tate, $4,000 to $4,000, In sums 10 suit.
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Bellaire Briefs.

The marshal and police are making It
warm for the tramps who come to this
city now. Four who were selling
"phony" jewelry were escorted out OF
town yesterday, and stone pile Is be-
Ing arranged for. wheM tramps may be
put to work.
The United Presbyterian and the
First Methodist Episcopal churches are
arranging to pay on all their Indebted
ness the first OF the year.
John Shannnfelt had an ugly tuntor
or growth on the side Of his neck re-
moved yesterday. by Drs. Boone. West
and Mcclellan.
There nre now 10s persons In the Bel
mont county infirmary and there will
be more before spring.
"Thn EVIL Eye" at the Columbia the
atrc, tonight. will be the Inst opera
there until Christmas.
The next meeting OF the Shakespeare
Club Will be held ut the home of Miss
Lucy McGregor.
A new coat OF paint has added to tho
appearance OF the, Cleveland & Pitts
burGh station.
BellaIre Chapter, r. A. NJ, will meet
tomorrow evening for the election OF
officers,
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The PACE LAGS
In tho Big six-Day Bicycle Race.
The French Team collapses, and
Retires From the Contest,

In tho Big Six-Day Bicycle Race.
The French Team Collapses, and
Retires From the Contest.
NEW York, Dec. 12.--WIth over
fourteen hundred miles clicked Off in
their pursuit OF prizes In the six day
bicycle race at Madison Square Garden,
which ends on Saturday Eight teams
were stu represented on the track at
midnight Tonight, or the. beginning Of
the fourth day Of the contest. The men
have not been able to keep up the hur-
ricane pace jumped Into at the outset,
but they have struggled to do as much
as their strained, and tired bodies would
allow them. For the first two days they
kept ahead OF the record. but now they
are far behind. the 1.484 miles and one
lap recled on by the leaders. being
twelve miles and seven laps behind the
record for 1899.
Hippolyte Accourtier, the Frenchman.
and his partner, Rrdolph Muller, the
italian. pulled out OF the race about {
o'clock this morning. Accourtler was
completely exhausted.
Elkes and Mcfarland and Pierce and
McEachern are now in the lead, each
team having 1904 miles and one lap 10
its credit. One lap back come sImar
and Gougoltz. Two laps back OF this
team are Turville and Gimm, Walter
and Stinson and Bahcock and Aronson.
Six laps from the leaders are Fisher
and Frederick and liaser and Ryser.
An accident which may put Tutville
and Aronson out OF the race, occurred
shortly after Q O'Clock tonight. Kaser
and Kyser were relieving one another
during try to gain lap. going n! 4
tremendous pace. GougoitE and Simar
were almost behind them, with Nc
Farland just OH the inside. The French
men who were also alternating, came
together with a crash and, went down
on the track. Waller was ut their
wheels and he crashed into the miX-up
and rode on top Of the other bodies. He
was thrown clear OF the pile and into Il
box among crowd Of spectators. FISH
er was the next man and nfier riding
over the others was thrown violently to
the boards. Mcfarland and Ryser and
Kaser spurted. but the referee would
not allow their gain. Turvllle was
picked up bleeding and unconscious
and with n growing lump on one knee.
He sustained bad confusion of the
right thigh md many bruises OF the
body, as well as shock. The doctor
brought him back TO consciousness af-
ter time and sail that Turvile might
be able to go on after rest. Aronson
had badly cut eye and face and bruis-
ed on the back. Fisher WINS battered
and shocked. The two Frenchmen es-
capped better than any OF the others,
getting only shaking up. &
The score at l Il, M, Thursday is as
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