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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-24
sUDDEN DEATH.
Frank Bowdsn. striOhSn with ApopisEy,
Dies last Might.

Fraak Bowdsn. striokSn with ApopisEy.
Dies Last Might
A large numbeg OF oitiaens will be
pained 70 learn the sad intollegence OF
The sudden and unexpected death Of
frank Bovden, Of this city. at his hsme
No. sos west Pacific avenue, ut 3 o'clock
iS,s morning. While engaged At the
railroad carpenter shops last evening,
and without warning, he was stricken
down with apOplexy, and for . time u
Eas not known By his iell0wmen that q
spark OF life remained Ia hls body, After
beiRg removed TO his home, Dre. Hope
aud Coralsh we're called. sud upon exam
lnatl0n the physicians agreed that Mr..
B0wden's life was nearing the end. and
that he could not recover from the awful
shock.
Frank Bowden was born In London,
England, hfty.twO years ago, and with
his parents, eane 10 this country when a
child. In 1850 be came 20 New Mexico
and engaged in She business Of contract
Ing Carpenter for two yeafs, when he re
tnrned 10 his home In the east. He was
mafEiad 20 Miss Marie ColtFane IN John.
eon connsy, Kansas, aud a. . result Oi
the union one daughter was born. he
became a member Of the Masonic order
In. Kim Springs. Indian Territory, aitei
which he returned 10 Albuquerque
where he has ever since made his home
Last spring he was elected . member Ol
the city school board, and has always en-
i0yed the friendship OF q large number
OF acquaintances.
In the death OF Mr. Bowden his wife
ana daughter are left 10 mourn the lOal
OF kind husband and loving father, ant
the city loses one OF It's most highly
respected citizens.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-24
PUERTO Rico TARIFF.
House Debating Revenue Bill
For The Island Colony.
Mere Testimony Produced In III
Idaho Mine Troubles.
Defense in the Clark Case RES, FOr III,
Present.
TAQUI mDIAH FRIsOHEEs.

Washington, FEB. 23.--The debate on
the Puerto Ricsn tariff bill was resumed
to-day. Payne ~. ~ fJor leader Of She
majority, gave notice that on Monday he
would move 10 close the general de bats.
Richardson, (Tenn,l minority leader, aud
P0wega (Vtl appealed for more time
Richardson said il was impossible Tor
those on his side OF tha house. 90 express
their Views this wrek. Powers said u
WAS exceedingly important that there
should be ample time to debate this im.
portant measure. For himself, he Dc
sired more light upon The subject before
he voted.
Payne replied that thcre had been a
general understanding that debate
should run q week
Jones, (Val member OF the insnlar
committee, was the hfat speaker to-day.
he discussed the conditions which Ok.
listed In Puerto Rico. which led 10 the
preddent's recommendations OF free
trade for her goods, and quoted from the
testimony before his committee 10 prove
that the conditions we're Tar worse now
than when the president made tae
recommendation. He declared that only
immediate relief could prevent actual
hthfNhlOh ul mAuy VI thr AuunAAtoutH,
Speaking OF the real motive OF the bill
he charged that it was disclosed by
MOUdy. OF Massaehusctts. yesterday when
be declared that he was unwilling that
100000 Asiatles should enjoy ihe i'm.
munlties OF citizenship Of the United
States, which had bern hlg birthfight ~
an American citizen.
Maddox. (Ga,l followed ia Oppsltion n
the bill lie had read long letter from
former Representative Turner, OF 6eOr
gla. for many years upon the ways and
means committed. denOuncing tbs new
theory OF the c0nstitnu NJ" upon which
the pending bill was based.
BarthOlGt, Rep. Me-, supported the
bill and said: Expansion Ia the shibboleth
Of the house. II has taken hold OF mems
minds. As lawmakers and NJ ex-p0li.
tIciana, you must reckon with 10 and II
existing laws aud constitutions do moi
cover II they must give way" Mr.. Bart.
holdt said the democrats were dexter
Ously prOpAgating insinuati ons that !
secret AnglO.American alliance existed
In order 10 arouse resentment OF Irish and
German voters. Secretary HAYS repll
to the Macrum resolution nailed thai
liA
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-24

The Nsr Ms,lean

From the New Me1ican.
lgnacio tlarcla aud E0uia Gonzales
we're arrested shla forenoon aud lodged
In She county jail for drunkenness.
There are four county pFlsonees and
two United States prisoners In ths county
jail nc present.
fraDolseo Ogtega will BE- released
from the county iall 10 morrow, having
ssryed ninety days term toF larceny.
Canut0 kspln0sa waa released from
the county jail yesterday On pagoie, hav-
ing served ninety.tw0 days Of his term
OF 100 days for assault sud battery.
DesldeflO 6alleg0s was tried this
morning BY Juatics JOee Maria Garcia on
charge Of assault ana battery. Ne was
llned tl0. which he paid.
Mr., and Mrs. Anderson, who have
liyeG In this city for the past few m0nths
will. tomorrow, remove 70 Albuquerqne.
Mr.. Anderson Ia in New Mexico for hts
health.
The large reservoir Of the water com.
pany n empty. and great economy with
water 10 necessary 30 tide The city over
until the next heavy rain. The recent
snowfall helps tbs water anpply little.
bat q heavy rain Is needed 10 al the
reservoir.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-24
A GRAND SURPRISE.

Ne and MRS n. n. FoH oelebrats Their
Twsnty. riath wedding Anniversary.
A pleasant surprise was given Mr. and
Mrs. n. X, F0x at the home OF their
daughter, Mr.. and Nrs. A, n. Mc6atfey, In
honor Of their twenly-nlnth wedding "a.
niversAry. Yesterday, being Washing
toms birthday also, the affair was ar.
ranged that both events were honOred at
tne aame time. Progressive hearts was
the game which occupied greater por.
tion OF the evening. The cards were
colored red. white and blue, and score
carda bore the picture OF Washington
The flrst prise, q c0lonial bust Ia bisqae,
was won BY Mas Margaret Kent, aud
Mrs. Dr.. NT0th WAS awarded the
eond prise. a colonial orange spoon.
r. ". d. Bryan aud &. X NeWhali we're
the vieiers among The gentlemen e0ntes-
tants. aud carried aWay u pair OF solid
gold cut buttons and silver pocket
knifa, respectively. AZ the combustion OF
che card game the guests we're enter.
tained BY the rendition OF a few choice
musical selections by Prof. ID Mauro's
orchestrar Refreshments wers served
Among the guests In attendance
we're: AessFs. Keen, Nroth, kmerson.
Kent, Rloufnoy, Newhall, A. Q. Taylor.
Bryan, Hathaway, Lester and their
wives, Mrs Ferguson. hias Kent, and
Measrs Alger, Aattson and Ramer.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-24
WILLIAMS.

From the News.
Contractor Kennedy had ten masons
arrive from Prescott on Thursdays No.
20 work on the Parker building.
Willie Friend, one Of ths b0y employees
OF the box factory. had the end OF one Of
his thumbs taken OF Ia cog wheel last
Wednesday.
Past tho fact In your hat that the
struggle for Nilliams has been a dee.
perate one, bat that the burg IL up In the
baldheaded row and theTe 10 stay.
j. r. Parker WAS Gp from WinSlOw,
where he Is engaged on railroad work
looking after his new building nGE undeI
way, and ineldently 10 attend the mas
QnrTade bail.
Track to-nsght IL laid 20 the junction
on the Sauta Pc 4 Grand Canyon rail-.
road, forty seven miles from Williams
The chipping OF ore will commence In
earnest in the next few days.
VI. & Brown left this week for Pres
eott, whore he went TO supefintend ths
unloading Of machinery fof mining woFA
In the Black Rock district on a group OI
mines lately bonded 70 ] q Brown by n
X 0'Bfien f0s $4,000.
The liFst car OF pay freight came IN
over the neW Santa Fe h draDd Canyon
railroad Thursday. II u ear OF ~ jn'
copper ore ~ could be found anywhere
belongs 10 the Central Arizona Coppel
company and will b. shipped 10 III Pass
fOT treatment.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-24

store Baiiding Barned ~ ooiden,
On the morning Of the 2ist the quiet
town Of aolden was aWAksned BY an
alarm OF Ore, and fouha that the build
lngs owned by 10 skinner were In
flames. These buildings consisted Of an
adobe dwelling house, new adobe store
and two small frame houses, butcher
shOp. unoeeopied, aud saloon rented 10
Ramon AFmiio. II was here the Ore
originated, soon consuming both frame
buildings. aud spreading 70 the shlngie
roof Of ths store. AsRy gathered 10
help In aghsing She flames, aud soon had
the contents OF the store beyond danger,
rhe walls Femaln, and the dwelling is
aninjured. A. there was no one In the
saloon NJ the time, aud all lights and
ilrss mad been extinguished, tie cause Of
the eODdagfa,ion Is unknown. The en-
tire loss, lnolndipg both buildings and
saloon. will probably amount 10 about
$500. with no insurance.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-24
AsPAEoLA


special Correspondence.
kapanOiA, Feb. ~. Tho Denver A. RIO
0ranhe commenced work on the new do
pot building on Tho i6th lnst. II will be
completed in about two weeks.
BigRs. Pollard ~ Graves are erecting 3
large if0nclAd Wafehoasa. More room u
necessary on aec0unl Of she great In
crease 10 business.
Bond Bros. hase oompleled theiE laTga
brick store building. Dimensions 35Ei6d
feet. THIS Is tbs most handsome stOFe
building Ia the teFritory, with ali latest
improvements, including z large vault
built IN ths walls. Boad Bros. are 10 b
commended upon thslr good judgment.
Heavy SNOW hers Ou tha lgth, which
Wa welcomed By stock faisers.
Many sneap meu have already sold IA,
spring eipping, rocsiVinR 8 per eenl
down and ,hs balAnoe on delivery,
A continuance Of prosperity f0F thi'
section Is Id iho air Aad . banner yeai
for santa ~ and Rio AfribA counties
will b. the result.
r. j. Helm. the popular general sgenl
iOr the Denver & hl0 afande. passes
through on route 70 Denver yesterday.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-24

came boldly forward singing q Pawnee
war song. Received with peace signals
they at last entered th8 eastern gate OF
the Old adobe wall, and were received By
the prominent men Of the pueblo.
nquatung ia . circle, the pipe " peace
was passed around, presents made W tho
War captain, c0unaeliOrs 0f TIE pueblOs,
aud tneif plunder traded with the
women fOf ueans
Two Of the Pawneea held aloof, declln.
ing 70 smoke Of trade. aud keeping a
close hand 90 theiE bows and afr0ws.
Toe Puebi0s who tOok thu party OF
faWnee warriors made up IA Cue imitn-
ti0n Of those intrepid fighters, aud the
whole play was in strict acc0fdAnce with
tnr visits formerly made BY tue Pagneea
~ tucss same Pusbloa.
The last iight with tbs r wuees, who
came here 10 raid and plundor, was only
about forty years ago, and many of the
Paebi0a who fought them al that time
are still alive. s0une tQOk part In She cern'
m0ny on sunday. Taos Creaset
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-24
NEW MEXICO NOTES.


Ffom Republican.
II IL rumorcd from q reliable source
that about thirty men will be put 70 wofk
on tbs kGcelsioF.
The ahipment os Torpedo ore keeps rap.
idly going on. Fifteen 10 twenty wagon
i0ads are weighed daily,
A man BY She name 0f Morris, who has
teen doing teami0g, had a team killed
b. the tfaln Jus, north Of KsEsr's the
other night.
Rev. J, McClnFe arrived from Albu-
querQue on Monday and Il assisting Rev
Harris In conducting prOtracted meet
inga At the Methodist Episcopal church
south.
A portion Of the Jail occupants have
been employed several days this week ia
cleaning aud Hlllug up holes Ia Chs streets.
The Improvement on Main street II quite
evident
Judge J, " HumphFeys, Of Junction
Ci;y, Kansas. came IN from the gold camp
Saturday, NJ whica plaoe he had q group
of sis claims Surveyed preparatory 90
patent.
VS.. Mccormick returned last aatur.
day from a yislt 10 his home In Michigan
After making a trip 10 the kKOelaioF he
left Tor Mexico where he has large min
ing deal under way.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-24

Golden, FEB. lp.--L. =. aFiswold, mia.
ing engineer OF the Oid Reliable 9old
Mining COMPANY, arrived Ia aoidsn yes-
tegday.
l., D, sugar. general manager Of The
Afgo Mining comgsny, accompanied by
Nc smith. president oi the same oom.
pany, arrived here to day and pgooeeded
10 tho Tpert0 mountains, where ths o0m-
psny's ground IL situated.
Ia the Industrial tlold Plaesf oOz1pany
The Snodgraaa machine has been kept
running foF several days aea the result
Of the run n very satisfactory, ~ Car ~
ihe machine II oonoefned, aud She Feault
of values will be aaosrtainsd ~ sOon ~
the machine n clean.
J, y. MsYo, general manager Of the
Old Reliable Cold Minlng company, has
seVersl men at work repairing aud gnt-
ting the cOmpany'a mill ready 70 run
some OF the ore. The 0re will b tested
this time 10 determine II the ohiofiniAA-
ilon process will BE- the best one 10 aays
ihe values % the ore.
Qofn nR4
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-24

From the Optic.
Ten cars OF secured wool we're shipped
east by the Ludemann company,
fred. g. Couxens has been transferred
20 the Topeka hospital for special treat
ment from the hospital here.
Ge0rRe Tinehef, maohlnlst at the I.as
Vegas shops, has gone over 70 Santa Fe
10 lnspec, the engines on the branch
road
G. l.. Catch, operator At the A. a p,
junction. below Albuqusrqus. has come
up TO tbs Lss Vegas hospital tcF limsly
treatment.
CT. Oglesbls, Of Ration. . mAshinlsts'
helper at She Ration ships, was discharged
from the railroad hospital hsrs yesterday
and presumably left for home.
A contract has been LEI 10 Henry 4
sundt By J. B, RayaOlds Tor ths erection
Of neat, hve-FOom eottags, with all
modern improvements, on Seventh street.
Court will reopen Saturday for the
puFpOse Of setting CASES tor trial, oontin-
uing and dlamissing aulsa. and tho indi.
elsl mill proper will begin 70 grind Ia
earnest the following Monday.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-24
NINE TROUBLES.
Testimony showing That arrested Men
Were Hli Treated.

Testimony showing That arrested Men
Were fi Treated.
Washington, Feb. 23.- Investigation
OF The action OF the military aud civil
authorities in the Cour a. Aline riots was
continued Dy the house committee on
military affairs. II. W. 5tinsCn testified
~ 70 life in the "bull pen," and where
the accused miners we're ineareerated'
His description was supplemented with
photographs showing the prison en-
closure, consisting OF ahanties, sur.
rounded by q wire fence. The bull
pen" was very hlthy The men ale on
the ground and the f60d was bad. There
we're practically no sanitary arrange
ments. Witness said tne mail was
opened. Stinson also told OF the guard
hOuse where be and OtbsTs weTe
held most OF the time. Rain
beat through aud tbs inmates we're
often soaking wet. straw had been
trampled into thu ground and the officers
In charge OF the United States forces re-
fused 70 allow hay 10 be brought In,
Many drunken soldiers were Eut In the
guard house with the accused. An army
officer he said ordered a corporal 10 take
cigaF from the witness and when the
latter threw the cigar down, the ofiieai
Fednced the corporal 70 the ranks for NOT
snatching Il. An officer ordered the men
20 be treated with severity, kxsended
discussion occurred among the membefs
OF the committee over the eifortsot Lenil
and sulKaF 10 introduce q newspaper In.
teFVieW with Bartlett Sinclair, auditor ol
Idaho. Ths COMMITTEES finally voted moi
10 admit that a. testimony.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-24

ffom AEisC ludsE,
Dc. j. J Risk has recently died On q
quarter aertlon Of good g0Vornment land
0n the San Juan,
j. 4. hagEaRAFes has about concluded
afrangemen Tor q loan on hts Aztec
property from the new Las Vegas build.
lag association.
fhs san Juan river placer beds near
hl00meelf are "a rRctlng considerable
attention. And there 4 much speculation
a. 90 thelf nohnesa.
Jesse h6il Is making good pr0Efesa
with hls new BUSINESS building on
fOarlh street., and expects 10 have u
ready i0f occupancy In q few weeks.
hlacklsg u reported have " again
male ~ hppeafanee among cattle ia the
ytolpliy. Ouly one caa8 u definitely
known 10 exisi, hnt u will pay Ockmen
" g4oolnAie ineif herds ''Aiiea aamoe"
Ranch property In the sicinity Of ANtec
q mOvin9 ~ IN pfioa. An inetanea ls at
hsni Ia 4 ieal b. which ". n. Mc4ee
has become the owner o. the George
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-24

Prof. A. X. seymG 4 was severely In.
jared at socOrro By his horse breaking
through the bridge Of On aceQuia.
Last week James Luera, mayor Of Car
thGge, and Miss Busto, OF San Antonio,
were married ~ The brides hons.
JOl. A. l.. Quincy. superintendent Of
the water serviSe at RssedAle, has 70.
signed. and Ags j.. Parrish has been
appointed.
Fireman John DOwd fell from his en-.
glne al Ban Marcial and received In.
iuriss which will prevent his resumiRg
work for q month
SNEAK thlSYes broke into Hill's msat
market at BocOrTo. but secured nothing
more than several pounds OF meat aud
four bottles OF horss radlsh.
A brakeman 0n she Santa Re railroad,
nSar San Narclai. ordered several tFAmps
fFom q freight train. tbs h0bOa ala h0i
move and the brakeman shot al them,
The tK&mps answered With q yOllsy thai
caused The brakeman 10 sprint foF ths
eAboose, and She trAmps enjoyed ths 70
maiHdeT OF their "trip undialurbed.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-24

Last Sunday the ildians OF the Taos
pueblo geve . Pawneo danes. which was
preceded By some interesting, realistie
aud really W0ndefful acting. 6athered
on the roofs Of the pueblo. th6 entire
population watched She movements Of
numerous tiny specks away on among
the uhFub pines aud tage, near The foot OF
Taos m0untklu, nearer aud nearer they
came until The eye could make out q BIZ
oi red hefe. the sparkle u sunlight On q
ride barrel there, 0r The CLINT 0f mirror
ornament, soen ths scouling ul0vemonta
Wefs easily fee0gnlEed, and The shouts Ol
q war song eauso1 = thrill of excitement
10 ran thfoagh tbs waitl & spectators.
FinAily the different bands I0ined aud
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-24

Defense Rest Their Case Before Investigat-
fng ,loruunfttea

Defense Rest Their Case Before Investigat-
Ing COMMITTEES.
Washington. FEB. 23.- When the sen
ate committee on elections met 80 day
Mr.. Faulkner. fOs the defense In the
Clark case, announced that he had de-
termined 20 rest for the present AttOE'
nsy General Nolan OF Montena, WAS
placed on the stand In rebuttal Of the
testimony adduced by witnesses for
Clark, Nolan said he had become 40.
qnAinted with Marcus Daily Ia 1895,
DAILY had never In any way attempted to
interfere with the performance OF his
duties Referring 20 the grand jury
proceeding. Nolan said be told the court
that the $4,000 used by Nhlteside In
the exposure was evidence that lt was
either conspiracy on the ps-i OF White.
side or bribery on the part OF welcome
and he insisted on a anding one way Of
she other.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-24
MISSION SERVICES.
Large Crowds Present 20 Hear the Dis
unGuished orators,

Large Crowds Present 20 Hear the Dis-
tinguished orators,
"The Real Presence OF Christ IN the
Holy Eucharist" was the theme dis
c0uFaed upon By ths Rsy. Mnlc0nry at
the Catholic church last night, and was
heard by a large aaaemblaga OF Interested
listeners. The promise Og Christ 10 Ia
stltute the sacrament for the salvation
Of man, was dwelt upon at length by tbs
speaker, and the Sermon on the Mount
WAS quoted 10 prove the serlptural
authority Our Savior, he said, AlwAys
corrected material Misunderstanding Of
His Word and WU,lld not have suffered
the multitude, all save twelve. 70 desert
him because OF thelT literal inter DFeta
tion OF the promise, had their under.
standing been incorrect. Nay. more, he
verified it by saying. "Amen. amen, say
unto you. kGceps you eAt the fiesh OF
the Son Of Man aud drink DIS blood you
shall net have life In you, For my nssh
Il meat indeed and uJ blood is drink In
deed" lIdem.)
The Anal institution Of the Sacrament.
he proved from the Gospels Matt. xxvi'
26: Luke xii; lgl aud the kplstlee Of
81. Paul Il Cor. 4; 10 and ri; 20 s0l.
iue suuFcn uhHs ~ hh tlulttf taught
the doctrine Of the heal Presence and
never, until the time OF Luther and Cal.
win had Il been denied. That this
miracle cannot be- comprehended by man
il admitted, it being . mystery Of Divine
origin, but belief Is nsoeasltated by ihe
Word Of God. II. then, we have the tes'
timony Of the Bible commanding the be
lief and We refuse. We are either placing
our intellect or those OF the various
leaders Of the Reformation, above that ol
the Son Of God.
The choir IL composed OF twenty boys
from 6.. Mary's school aud members Ol
the senior choir. q. Is. Burg Ia the
director and Edward Grunsfeld Is the
Organist
AZ 7si0 o'clock this evening RAtheI
DOn0her will preach.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-24

David Branch and ksIanialad0 ChaYeG
brought In for our Inspection q very In
terestlng relic Of prehistoric limea--a
3 neckiRes Of stone beads. A number OF
TIE beads strung together Tesemble = rat
tie7nake's FAttiea in shape and color, The
men bad also found q stone Jar partially
Oiled with substance CLOSELY resembling
cooked. dried peaches. NJ. Branch has
found melon seeds, pumpkin soelia, e0rn
aud different kinds 0f e0i0Fed Substances.
This part Of the c0unsry - fuii 0f syi-
dences thai At one tlme q large poVulA.
ton found The means OF making q living
where now nothing but arldaess greets
ihe eye of the prospecting fArmdf ST
johns. Afik na. Herald,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-24
Fansr.I ef 10. psalshlsna.

The funeral Of Mrs. Marie Deutschland.
who died at the home Of her daughter,
Mrs, Louis TTauer, on west Gold avenue
early Tuesday morning, was held tnia
afternoon at the residence. A large or
ole OF relatives and friends Of the de-
ceased gathered and liSstned 90 . m0al
eloquent and touching sermon which
wRs delivered by DR.. 6feei burg, rabbi Of
the Jewish synagogue. The iower-lAden
oaakct wa borne 70 fAiryiew cemetery,
Whare the remains we're lowered 70 theig
Anal F6as
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-24
CASE on Quay.
Senate Crowded TO Hear Debate
4 On The Question
Antl-Imperlallsis Hold a Conference
And oppose Expansion.
President Of senate Prsssnis Petition FroT
People Of fasrio Rice.
DEnOeEATlc CLUBS TO HEEr

Washington, Feb. sg In anticipation
OF a lively debate on soc question Of tue
rlRht Of Quay 10 u seat, ~ stat0rs crowd.
cd the gaileiles ~ uay.
The president pro ten. Freye, laid BE-.
fore the senate the ipli0Niug cablegram,
addressed 10 him ~ pgfsid at OF thu sen
ate, from san Juan de Puefto Rico:
Commissioned BY The people OF Puerto
Rico, attending a celebration In com
memoratian Ot the anniversary VI the
birth Of Washington, req lest that fos
humAniiys sake, u solution be- adopted of
sents considerable lOas, itadlng 10 total
ruin.
t5lgnsdl "CAMARA cOMERcio."
HOar INQUIRED whutnes taa chair held
The ca0legfam TO bs peti ion from citi.
Eans Of tbs United States. Chair fha
chair does not feel callei upon 20 rule
nDon that question But the senator
from Massachusetts, may Judge how the
chair feels ~ he presented the document
10 The senate"
Daniel, lVa.) addressed the senate In
favor 0f seating Qnay
Al the request Uf PaiiigTew, who bad
been absent several days on account OF
illness, bis resolution expressing sym.
pathy with the Beers Wa placed on the
calendar without discussion. The sePAte
decided 10 take up the Quay case by a
vote OF "a 90 2S.
HAWAIIAN BILL TAKEN Up.
Washington, Feb IA, the cOnclu-
sion Of Daniels spee0n, iR favor Of seat.
ing Quay, the hiwAlian gUvernment bin
was taken up. Morgan resumed his
speech.
Washington, Feb 23.--The confeTees Of
the hnancll bill agreed, and the report
will be submitted 10 the senate to-day.