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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-17
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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-17
TESTIMONY N GoEsEL CASE.
Victims Clcth4s Exhibited u C.sur-
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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-17
DEATHS.

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RICH STRIKE NEAR csKSoK.
Rush Reported Or Toward s1sUa--
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Illinois Teacbcrs Institute


Waterloo. Il. July 1.-THE &5--as C1I-r-
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I ing Ca.s 5ucsI-L2a-z-y Sinking Cas-.
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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-17
rIps~n y5osfer ut Waterloo.

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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-17
YOUNG WoNaN's LONG TRAMP.
Walked From San Francisco 20
Saginaw On q Wager.

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DRY Goods <tere A.r.~x.

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Joh..e, Czou,ry Teaeker.-


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STREET RAILWAY TAXES.
Transit Company Before state
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H0SMER HALL.
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speech indicating nozpurpose to make an
issue against the bill, but rather dis
position to secure united action by COM
promise
Mr. Powers (Vtl was the first to give
voice to the opposition sentiment He
said however, that he had come into the
conference In the hope and expectation
that differences would be adjusted. His
remarks were regarded as tending to-
ward harmonioussaad djustment.
Chairman Payne spoke at considerable
length, and, while in good humor, he
manifested some feeling at times. He
disavowed any pride of opinion in the
bill, as he had not drawn 1t, although as
chairman Of the committee it had fallen
to his lot to present it. Members gath
cred from what Mr.. Payne said that the
secretary of war and those department
officials most familiar with Puerto Rican
affairs had drawn the bill. Mr.. Payne
also conveyed the impression that the
president was not opposed to the bill, GER
tainly not on the constitutional questions
involved, although be carefully refrained
from any direct statement as to the at
titude or wishes Of the president
PRESIDENTS POSITION.
Mr. Grosvenor lo.) was expected to
make a statement more directly indicat-
1BS the pf6S1ueHl deStTGS, DuI he CAREFUL
ly refrained from so doing. He said that
he had recently attended banquet
where he was expected to Speak from
the throne, but he had a prepared speech
which wholly omitted any authoritative
statement. So, tonight, he said, he did
not intend to speak from the throne.''
He said that the proposition limiting the
operation of the bill to two years was
as far as the measure Should be changed.
The speech-mahng became general,
Representatives Hill, Cannon, Sperry,
Mccall, Brown CO.), Fletcher, Lacey,
Tompkins and Littlefield succeeding each
other
Mr.. Lacey brought forward compro-
mise, giving to the president full author.
fly to act. For a timesdiscussion turned
on this proposition, but it failed to de-
velop much strength
The speeches Of Mr. Mccall and Mr..
'Littlefeld attracted much interest," be.
cause of the positive attitude they have
taken. Mr.. Mccall spoke calmly, but
did not state any of his opposition to
the measure as a whole. and showed a
disposition to accept aIsy of the compro-
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misses suggested. Mr.. ldttlefield was
more vehement, declaring that he had
not surrendered his views against the
measure as a whole, although he felt
disposed to turn the subject over to the
president, as had been proposed. Mr.
Littlefield also suggested that free trade
be given to Puerto Rico.
This was met with a counter PROPOSE
tion from Mr.. Throop uenn.) that the rs
per cent rate, as provided by the original
bill, be retained, with a declaration that
this should not operate as precedent.
Neither. proposition was favorably en-
tertafned, and they were not pressed,
and up to midnight none of the proposi-
tions had been voted on. end members
began leaving the hall.
AS the attendance was rapidly dimin-
ishing 1t became apparent that no final
action could be reached tonight, and the
plan of committee of ten, five from
each side, to go over the subject and re-
port some middle ground, was unani-
mously adopted by all present.
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CAUCUS DISCUSSES MEASURE
ALL SIDES GIVEN AN OPPORTUNITY
TO EXPRESS VIEWS AS TO
THE BILL
COMMITTEE ON COMPROMISE
Ten Representatives VIII Meet and
Endeavor to Reach an Agreement
as to Changes That VIII Prove.
Acceptable to the Various Wings
of the Party-Caucus Was Not as
Turbulent as Anticipated.

WASHINGTON, Feb. A.-At the con-
clusion tonight of the conference of Re-
publican members of the house on the
Puerto Rican tariff bill, Representative
Cannon, of Illinois, was elected chairman,
and was authorized to make statement
of the general results. He said:
1.-THE conference was in good temper,
and real effort was made to harmonic
differences Of opinion concerning the
Puerto Rico tariff bill. It looks as though
this effort would be successful. After
full discussion the conference. by unani-
nous consent, agreed to the selection Of
a committee of ten members, five of
whom were to be appointed by the chair
man of the caucus from among those in
favor of the bill, and five were to be ap-
pointed from those who do not agree to