The silver star., 1900-02-09
cents and 9 mills per 1,on..

uu'y on WOOL imported from in.
try; the sugar beet Produces. 'ual
ell that the treaties with Iana, y,
the other British West InS,ne S,ane
drawn because they give y
OF twelve and onc-half Der ere se
duty on sugar imported ~, n
countries: and several othann a.on
have asked for the withdromia' ia'
reciprocity treaty with Fr,n"a
eral similar reasons, but tha s = y
declines TO crafty them Try
shows that he is not 80 ey,ro, ne
tectionist as many peonla ae' n
and still believes In tho sal
principle. He approves Of thp ,eclp
and hopes they will be rat,s', e
they are not he will let tha MAN, Nv
upon the Republicans of Tho aSln ~
The comparative statemer,m
governments receipts ma
lures shows that for the m y
January. 1909. the receiptsI I ss
sources amounted to s.e1s w.
against 41,77i.03O for .Januas
The expenditures during y,
month aggregated $50, IS9oaew w
Sol, ,122.IIO for january. Is9S
Il surplus last month of IS sos,Is
receipts last month from ths :
sources of revenue. together MI,
increase as compared with W..
1880, are given as follows. cr'' r
2.O94 ,2I9; increase. 81 oa
ternal revenue. S222. TT9S5G, H.
S2,OOO,OOO. Miscellaneous 60 ~
increase. S337,OOO. The exnsnss
during the month are given a. % wv
Civil and miscellaneous. SI1,as
decrease. $1.220.OOO. War Den,r'
$685.. .S23; decrease, 50. 400 OIS
Department, $5,316.63l; incre,sa
600. Indians. $947.1l3; decreas,
5G0. Pensions, S10,973,525: in,
$1,000. Interest. $1.5G2 22o. do,
"a. 100000. Since July /. lSaa NJ
ceipts have exceeded the exnenS;1
by $29.S7O.OOO. The month";
ment OF the public debt shows a
the close of business January 1,
the debt. less cash in the trs.1
amounted to S1,125.635.227.
Miss Susan Il. Anthony has A.
in Washington to make preparaiIs
the annual convention of the NJ
Woman Suffrage Association \
opens there next week. II will
sociated with two Interesting
rences in the life of Miss Anth,
the celebration of her eightieth
day and her resignation as pr.s;
The first will be made "A great I'D,
by friends of the veteran sufu
leader. The second will cause n
sal regret, even sorrow, though
Miss Anthony herself who so can
desires to lay down the gayel
no question of failing vigor. mem
physical. for Susan H. Anthony
looked better in her life" Aca
step. alert and ready of speech. h
ing the forceful characteristics 4
strong individuality. she would
for a woman of sixty any day.
twenty-cicht years Miss Anthonr
welded the gavel Mt annual es
tions-in the first years US vice
dent at large. acting in the absen(
Mrs. Stanton. the president. ahl
when elected president TO succeed
Stanton. Miss Anthony says y
other work TO do before passi4
beyond the river" and therefor
slres herself TO place the gard
younger hands and encourase
younger element TO lead In sufs
work. She does not specify The q
work, but II Is understood that II
cludes the complete history Of s1f
from the beginning. In lSis. 10 ~
When the Senate committee 90 a
leges and elections adjourned its ]
ing Tuesday of the charges
against Senator Clark Of Monisu|
connection with his election to
United States Senate. IL was q
stood that the defense would le
pared TO proceed with its witn4
not later than Monday next
Campbell said he would have onll|
or two more witnesses. and vi
stating how many men he would
Mr.. Faulkner said his witnesses \
follow each other In rapid sucsl1
and there would he no delays. y
was but one witness on the stand y
day. J. ii. Geiger. represen'stlvt
the Montana Legislature from Y
head county. mt first occupied u
Whiteside. who Is one of the pri11
movers In the fight against Mr. Y
Geiger voted for Clark. but he insI
that he did SO only because tk
publican caucus had declared for
He confessed to taking S3.Go0 In p
home after the adjournment o.
Legislature. or this sum he eial
to have won $500 to Sl.SU p
faro and to have found 81. 100 o.
$1OO bills In his room. This =
amount he thought had been n
him TO influence him to vote Y
bills 132 and 1874. relating to ca
tions, but he did not know WIZ
left 1t there. Geiger said he y
celved no money TO vote for MI Y.
and while he admitted having
approached with the view OF o1
him In other propositions. he reiu'
give the names OF persons w~
talked with him. saying that TO
would incriminnte himself.
The Republican members Of lls'
ate committee on Pacific islanc
Puerto Rico have bolted the y
dents recommendations In reeIa
free trade and territorial COVER
In Puerto Rico. Al their ineeIIs
Saturday they showed a declae.
dency to reject his advice nnd 'u
lish a colonial system. which VIZ
to be applied to the Philippine y y
also. Its adoption Is demanded ~ n
the high protcctionists fear les! y. !.
mission OF Puerto RIcan produeSs' N
Of duty may bc wedge 20 W
present tariff. II Puerto ileo .;
have free trade Hawaii ana fne >,
pine Islands are entitled 10 w w,
favor, and then we Will pe - ~
| (,tsh0 nnyt m mi nm nunt refuse utt