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n IA Cnesa peake and
SsWVt Ohio Railway.

ROUTE.
Schedule ia Eject May 20, 1901,
From Richmond.
LEAVE BR0AD-STREET STATION
For Newport News, Old Point
Norfolk aud Portsmouth,
500 q. m. Except Sunday Local.
300 q; m Daily. Fast train. ssops on
az Williamsburg, connects at
SeWPort NeWs Monday, Wednes-
Gpy, friday aud Saturday with
Boston steamers.
S:45 p. N. (DAily) Local. Connects At
Old Point daily with Washing
Son and Cape Charles steamers.
and except Sunday with New
York (Old Dominion and Balti-
more steamers.
wksTBouND.
10 100 a. m. (except Sunday for Oit-
ton Forge, connects for Orange.
Warrentou, Manassas Braneh
HaRerstown and Lexington.
No, 2:45 p. m. daily st Louis limitsd
with Pullman fer Cincinnati,
Louisville, Sc. Louis and Chicago
No z, local train follows No l, ex.
cept Sunday, from cord louisville
to Stanton.
5:8o p m. accommodation, except snn-
day to boswell,
III 40 p. m. daily, with Pullman for Gin
einnati, Louisville, st. Louis.
Chicsgo, etc. Connects az Ron.
cDverte, except. Sunday with
Greenorier River Railway.
LEAVE EIGHTH ST. STATION.
1880 .. m. daily for Lynchburg; Lex
lnston, and Clifton Forge, con-
nects except Sunday with Buck
ingham aud tlberene branches.
parlor car.
o:lo p. m. accommodation, except Sun.
day to Columbia.
TRAINS ARRIVE BROAD STREET
STATION.
~ 100 .. m. From boswell.
b 80 .. m. and so d. M, from Gin
cinnsti.
sl2:5o .. m, **7o:5 pms 10 2. m. from
Norfolk and Old Point.
Sl5 p. M, from Clifton Forge, and
Stanton,
TRAINS ARRIVE EIGHTH STREET
STATION.
+sS 40 q. N. from Columbia.
$500 p. Inn. from Clifton Forge and
Lynchburg.
~ 6:20 p. m, from New Castle. LexinO
ton and Rosrey.
Trains marked ara daily tbosa
with - are daily except SUNDAY.
Apply St 500 east Main, 9O8 esst Main
and Murphy's Hjtel for further infor.
nation.
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EsHs97
I'D DOMINION STEAM SHIP 60

P aLn LINE FOR NEW YORK, ExcEPr suSn.,
= raSsengeu can leave Rtchmond detIv sSos
81ndsy via Chesapeake and Ohis rsIl,sh
=, NJ, or Richmond and Pete l,ra - -
.c Va. lNorio't and Western route Oa ~
Toh o~ctiTV at Norfolk with old hcr,s- ~
o OIL IteShier sailing same evening az
U Clock Tor New Yo-E ~
I.ckets On sale At Richmond Trarsts, r..
my ., SoS east Main Street; Chesapeaka Svs
AWAY and Richmond and Petersh. -
ssst S % oepots, and at company's erdoe ~
shTongn street, Richmond. Baggage chsoSse
sItNew Iork and all peirts beyond oan n
syepp ~ SSISeamers; ssuInY from Rich mout
5NveTy MONDcY, WEDNEs DyYI 81 WI
IA a. 300 This stean er carries atess
age passengers only s'eoi
Manifest closed one hour before sailing tv,e
enelght received and forwarded and tbzon.s
his OF ladtng issued for all northern esSsa-
ana foreign ports. e~h
PROM NEW YORK.
TsSsengers can leave daily exoep, sun 81,
Ns saturday p M 70 EorfoI o- o.
Da. SomIorS, connecting with Norfolk ana
megstern railroad or ChesApeske ana ohiS
E1eish. TO- Richmond By steamer via No,
Of vL1 mondaJs and Wednesdays SEQ NJ sat-
Satlings from company's pier, No, No,,n
Slyer foot Of Beach Street FreiEht reesiysf
no forwarded daily except unSay
'rr'her Information apply 70
TOHN.F MAYER Agents,
Ia12 east Main stree,
Richmond, We
'. A.. - uiiiapden. Pc,
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-06-01

ing in the shadow of the gallows
upon which he was to be hanged for
numbering white man, he ironical.
~ asked the hangman for list of
the palefaces who had been convict
ed and hanged for the killing of the
Modocs. 1t was some satisfaction,
doubtless, 10 this Modoc warrior to
hear that not long before Ben
Wright had been lured from his cab
in and killed at the doorstep by the
son of one of the victims of his
treachery.
Now, says the Chicago Record
Herald, there are only so of the Mo-
docs left. The wonder grows in
view OF their persecution that they
muster even half hundred strong.
Once the government asked the Mo-
docs to leave their ancestral home
and take residence on the Klamath
reservation. Through the influence
of superintendent A. b. Meacham
they were induced to move. No
sooner were the Modocs settled on
the new land than the Klamath In
dams began to MODEST them. They
were moved to another part of the
reservation. There the Klamaths at
tackled again and the local agent re-
fused to issue food. The Modocs
were starving, and without notice
between suns, they took I'D the
march back to the fertile Lost river
country. There Meacham SOUGHT
them out again. He was authorized
he thought, as last resort, to give
them permission to stay where thev
were. The Indians accepted this
permission gladly and promised
peace with undoubted sincerity.
Within a month the government or.
dered their foFcible removal Sol
dlers surprised them and killed five
OF the band. The Modocs retaliated
later and then took to the lava beds,
where the First cavalry was sent TO
dlslodge them. Through eastern
efforts a peace commission was an.
pointed. It's members were Gen.
Candy, A. b. Meacham and a CLERGY.
man named Thomas. These men
were lured to a conference with Jack
and several Of his warriors, The
white men were killed. For months
the Indians fought the whites from
the stronghold of the lava beds.
Finally they were overcome, and
Capt. Jack, Schonchin and Black Jim
were hanged. AS a lesson to the
tribe that treachery was a white
mans prerogative.
In her log hut in the Indian ter.
ritory Princess Mary still wears the
mourning emblems of her tribe IN
memory Of her chieftain brother. A
few more seasons and there win be
none left of these manful Modocs to
mourn the warrior dead
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Southern RAILWAY
SCHEDULE
~ EFFECT Der 21, 1900
Trains Leaves Richmond, vs.


u.At fb.fCil stI5IlIf )yTr
AuRnts ArPrstt JiCE -
Eo-hts south sleeper y Daryille
GREENE ooro, salisbury. an q Omar lotte
Sleeper open at RichmOr $3.50 .. 10
"teps lSr passengers at LEGAL stations
Connects at DARWIN hrd Cnsrlotte.
with New York and Florida Express
enc SD carrying through sleepers be
tween New YORK snd 1s m pa. W tn con
nechons tor all FioT:1a points also
connects at DanyiAe. Charlotte with
The WashtngtonRne Sou d western Lin
TIED mo 81, cSs-yinR through sleepers
oetn New Y9rg and Nashville New
YoLk and Memphis AMI new Yorl ana
New Orleans. also. Pullman Ton ist
sleeps Mon avs, Wednesdays and Fri.
GAYS. Washington - san francisco
without change, with connections for
forntz
i;:O'fn No. 7, solid :rain daily .or Cha,
Fsrmvtlle and Powhatan railroad a.
Keysville for Clarksvtlle. Oxford Ven
dereon and Durham and At Greensboro
;oT Durham, Raleigh. and winston
states Fast Vail, solid train, dai y TO-
Sew Orleans and poin ts South which
carries sleepers New York TO 4ssv Or
Fans ana New York TO Jacksonville
and Miami for Nassau Habana, Cuba
Drawing rom buffet-sleeper Rich
m1nd to Birmi CHAM through At
lanta.
through train sleeper SALISBURY. TO
Mem 0his via OF =sheville and Chatta-
) 100 p. n, NO II, LOCAL, daily except sunda.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND.
as P. NJ, from Atlanta Augusta, AsAcville
and all points south.
30 p. ~, from Keysville and local stations
LOCAL FREIGHT TRAINS.
nos. 81 and 81. between Manchester and Ne
lDolis. Va
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CELEBRITIES OF THE DAY.

Ex. Gov. Llewellyn Powers, the new
congressman from Maine, is 90 year,
old, and has been active in politics
since 1864. He owns 10000 acres OF
timber land.
Ellhu Root, secretary of war, made
up his mind when he was ten wears
old to be lawyer, but a combination
OF circumstances made il impossible
for him to take up the study of the
law until he was over 81 years OF
age.
Calling, the famous gunmaker
does not confine himself to devisine
means for the destruction of human
life. He is continually trying to i'm.
prove agricultural machinery. Gu.
rlousIy enough, his first invention
was a seed sowing machine, while his
latest is horseless pillow.
Montana's new senator, Paris Glib
son, is popular man in Minneapolis
MINI. He started the first wooler
mill in that city, but failed in the
panic of 1877, owing his employees
nearly $4,000. Soon after Gibsop
went 70 Montana and a decade later
returned to Minneapolis and paid of
every cent of his debtedness, with
interest at seven per cent.
Prof Edward \. Ross, whose dis.
missal from Leland Stamford univer.
sity has caused much unfavorable
comment in the newspapers, has beer
elected professor of sociology. at q
large salary, at the University OF
Nebraska, Lincoln. Neb., and has also
been made university lecturer in so.
GEOLOGY at Harvard university. The
University of Nebraska will give him
leave of absence to deliver his lee
lures at Harvard next year.
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Locating his loss.

Jack-l made two calls this after.
noon, and l must have left my UNI.
brella at the last place | called.
Tom-EIow do you know but what
you left il at the first place?
Jack-Because that's where l got it
-Tit-Bits.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-06-01

THE q. 8. MUTUAL BANKING 90.
Room z, Ebel Building,
832 East MaInSt.
UIANTED WEEKLY-100 COOKS
w Hopsemaids and Mattresses foi
New York and other Northern
Cities, wages from e200 to $500 per
week. transportation furnished. also
30 farm hands for Maryland.
r. w. ELsoN. Ss Pc
Alt K. Bro
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D II Pr n RICHMOND
I'll ~ FREDERICKSBURG
& PoToMAo r. r
Schedule in Eject Apr. 1e, 1901
LEAVE BYRD ST, STATION

3 30 a. NJ. Daily, for Washtuston and
rotnts North. Stops ~ Milford
edertckshurR and Quantico
Pullman 81 eepers "a. " ashin z
ton and New York.
$50 Nj sunday only, for Washing ton
ana points North. stops at h,
ba, Glen Allen, Ashland Iay-
,orsville, boswell, Ruther Glen =,
Penola, Milford, Noodslane, ,
Guinea, summit, Fredericks-
burg, Brooke, Whitewater and
8 $50 A. NJ. DAILY, except Sunday, for
Washington q I'd oints Nora
LAND, boswell, Milford, Fredei =
toksburg and Quantico.
l. " Daily, except sunday, for
Washington and poin Is Nor tn,
i s.Sss .. bd aISs e S1,fAaI lIen Asl
ericSs6urs and ousDtico, Buff
Congressional Limited at
5;i2 p. NJ, Daily for Warrington and
points North Stops at alba
Ashland, Doswe eli, Milford FREQ
erich sburg. Brooke, Nidewste,
tiOns Sundays. sleeper Rich.
mond to New York Sleeper
Washington TO fhilade lphia.
ARRIVE BYRB-SrRRKr Station.
$40 A. n, Daily. stops AZ Wide water
Brooke, FredericksburE, Mil
Elba- stops AZ other stations
sundays. sleeper New York to
1854 p. NJ. Daily, except Sunday stops at
FredeTicfsburg. Milford Dos
wsll, Ashland, G en- Allen and
Elsa- Buffet Parlor car
2:42P d Daily Stops only at fredericksburg
boswell, Ashland and Elba
Pullman cars from New York
6;S7 p. NJ. daily stops at Fredericksburg
doswell, ashland and Elba
Pullm : cars from new York
and Washington.
Brooke, Fredericksburg. sum :
NIT, Guinea, Woodslane, Mil
ord. Pencils, Ruther Glen. DCs
well, TaylorsvtIle, Ashland and
Glen Allen. and ElDa, Bufiet
ACCOMMODATIONS TRAINS.
DAILY except Sunday
1;5 A. NJ. Leaves Elbs for ashland.
100 p. M Leaves Byrd st. for Fredericks
$40 P. NJ, Leaves Elba for Ashland.
$40 A. M, arrives ElbA from Ashland.
s;25 A. n, Arrives BYRD Street Station from
Fredericksburg
5:t2 p. M. Arrives Elba from Ashland
S. A. L. Through Trains.
Via 8. 4. L. Junction and r, f, &
Railroad.
LEAVE BROAD STREET STATION
20. & o.
$40 a. M, Daily, for. Washington and
points north. stops as Fred
eItcksburR and Quantico Sleep
ers to New York
Dining car.
1855 P. M, Daily, for Washington and
points North. Stops at
Fredericksburg and Quantico
Pullman Sleepera to New York
ARRIVE STREET STATION
20 & o.
l2oS p. M. Daily. Stops only Fredericks
burg and boswell A shlAp q
Sleeps from New York.
1880 PM. Daily. stops only at Fred'ksburg
boswell and Ashland Sleeper
from New York.
w.P. TAYLOR, Traffic Manager.
EFT. d MYERS, President.
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VIRGINIA NAVIGATION
CoMPANY,s JAMEs.prvrp N,

NNAE AN . JAhES-klVER LINZ
10 NSItolE, Portsmouth,, Old Point, Newuo,,
NeMsl ClaremouDt and James River Ian ain "A
ana connecting told Point and Norfolk "a
MAshtngtoc, Baltimore and the North.
sTHAkkR PooAHoNTAs LRAVEs MoNDAY Wun
nksDAr AND FEIDAY ATT M.
hisOsr1c-cars Direct 70 wharf. Fare only 81 IA
ana NeWpors News. Music BIZ grand orehsa.
places and ali poiu q IN Esatarn Vinsfnfa 49,
herth Carolina
IRWIN wx.sIeER
superin tsndsa
kDWARDR. BARNKYrasP rem "a
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His Fascinating Way.

81 wish 1 had that five dollars
Slxitts owes me-"
why don't you ask him for itP"
"I'm afraid to go near him for fear
he'll borrow more money Of me."-
Chicago Record.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-06-01

"Your typewriter SRI didn't leave
when you cut her salary DOWN."
''No. She said she'd stay and not
do so much work; that she had a
lot of books she wanted to read, any.
way."-PucN
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An ImpossibiIitx.

al never change my mindp' reared he
70 his wife's argument.
Too small, OF course" said she.
"One never changes a cent"
Judge.
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.. a. {
sEABoARD AIR LINE RAILWAYS

sEABoARD AIR LINE Railway;
The Fsvorite Route South.
Schedule in Edecs..JuneI3,d,:1sOO 7
Leaves chesapeake snd Ohio Broad
Street Station.
''So n. Daily, except Sunday. for p.,.,.
ou-t, hendeison, Du rhar RAle.eh a.
~, ana All poiats South. and South
'-ss p; d Florida Mall and RIpres, DAN.
Tor Fetersourg, Henderson, RaIeixh- On
raw, Camden, Columbia, savann.,
SSacksnnvlleTanpl, Ferrandina, ana .if
Florida points ."
90 2: m. SFLoRlOA LIMITED" daily r.,
petersburg, Henderson. RSieiSb WV
mington, Charlotte. Chesrer III
huana, montgomery, Mobile, New Or
Chsrsxp Ssnss south ana Southwest
Jno5snnyiile Tampa, sernsndina-a nx
al FLORIDA points.
-.
Trains arrive from oath az Chesao.a
Onio ssS -. station SIS
NJ d. also, p N daily
For tickets, checking bassAEt sIeepiny
fsne r. ssuon, ETC.. apply the seaboard 4
mond Transfer COMPANY, soc East M.innlc
ID M. BoYKIN,Geosral AIT.
70 EsstMsiu 81
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Atlantic Coast Line.

Schedule in Eject January Il. 1901
| TRAINS LEAVE RICHM0ND-BYRD
STREET rATION.
$500 A. NJ. NORFOLK LINZ TED Daily
Arrives
Petersburg 1884 q. m. n iriolk IL SO
q. m. Stops only at Petersburg AID
prscjpsl stations esss of Petersburg,
e:O5 A. M. Daily. Arrives Petersburg
$3.50 q. M. Weldon IL 10 Q. m.
Fayetteville :25 p m. .rleston
l0:55 p. M. Savannah 1855 a. M,
Jacksonville $3.50 g. m, Port Tam
pa 7:l0 p. m, Connects at Wilson
with No AZ arriving Goldsboro 8:
% p. m, Wilmington 8 p. m. Pull
man Sleeper New York to ] ackson-
Vile.
II: 65 A. NJ. Daily, except Sunday. Ar
rives Petersburg 1880 p. m. Stops
Manchester, Drewry's Buzz, Gen.
trails, and Chester on signal.
S:Ib P. NJ. OCEAN SHORE LIMITED.
Daily. Arrives Petersburg, S:4s D.
m, Norfolk 5:S5 D. m. Stops only
at Petersburg, Waverly and Suf-
folk.
1880 P. Nj Daily, except Sunday, Ar
rives Petersburg. 6:20 o. m, Wei
don 7:42 p m, and Rocky Mount
1856 p. m. Makes all intermediate
stops.
6 :O0 P. M. Daily Arrives Petersburg
6:45 p, m. Makes oil stops
6:57 T. NJ. FLORIDA AND WEST IN
DIAN LIMITED, Dsily, Arrives at
Petersburg 1887 D. m. Connects
with Norfolk and Western for Nor
folk and intermediate points, EN-
porIa $40 p. m. Connects with At
lantic and Danvilie for stations be-
tween Emporis and Lawrenceyilie.
Weldon els p. m, Fayetteville
1882 Q. M, Charleston b 90 q. m,
Savannah 7 80 3. m, Jacksonville
12:l6 p. M, Pert Tampa IL 30 D. m,
NEW LINE to MiddleyG Georgia
Foints-ArrivinG Augusta 1855 q.
M, Macon Halo .. m, Atlanta IL:
S5 p. m, Themasville 2:25 p. m,
Pullman Sleepers New York to
Wilmington, Charleston, Port
Tampa, Jacksonville, Augusta and
Macon,
e:l0 P. M, Daily, Arriving Petersburg
e:55 . m. Connects at Petersburg
with Nocfo!k and Wsstern railway.
arriving yLehourg 2:8O a. m,
Roar oke 3 =. m, Bristol lO:4O n.
N. Pullman Sleeper Richmond TO
LYnchburg.
II :80 P. NJ. Daily, Arrives Petersburg
l2:lC q. m.
TR AIMS ARRIVE IN RICHMOND,
$3.50 A. NJ. Daily, From Jacksonville,
Savannah. Charleston, Atlanta
Macon. Augusta aud all points
South.
7:55 q. m. Daily From Petersburg,
Lynchburg, and the West.
$40 =. m. Daily, except Sunday. Pet
ersburg local.
IL: l0 q. m daily. except Sunday From
Goldsboro and intermediate alta
tions, Norfolk and Suffolk.
IL :42 q. m. Daily, From Norfolk, SUI.
folk and Petersburg.
III :O5 Ann. SUNDAY only from Norfolk
Suffolk aud Petersburg.
2:1O p. m Daily, except Sunday, From
Petersburg.
7:22 p m, Daily From Miami, Port
Tampa, Jacksonville, Savannah,
Charleston, Wilmington, Goldsbo-
70 and all points South.
1890 p. m. Daily From Norfolk. Peters
burg Andtntermediate stations.
$3.50 y. m. Daily, From Petersburg,
Lynchburg aud West.
T. NJ. EMERSON,
Traffic Manager.
General Manager.
II. NJ. EMERSON,
General Passenger Agent
o. 8. OAMPB4EE,
Division PassengeA AR
624 East Main 81.
w. p. TAYLOR,
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''0 \ I'm RRsny, except Sunday, for Peters.
isn,s' ana AL poiats South. and Souis
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Tru az arrive from oath az Chs.a,.o
Onio .sS -. station s-IsA
20 M, da--. also, aP NJ daily
Sunday. S
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Randall Hamilton
T! John Hamilton
Aug'8 Adolphus
I Edgar Barr,
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-07-27
TO CHECK TUBERCULOSIS
RECOMMENDATION MADE BY THE
CONGRESS AT LONDON.

LONDON, July 26.-At the final meet
ing Of the congress on tuberculosis, held
today under the presidency of Lord Der
by, resolutions were adopted in favor of
legislation towards the suppression Of
expectoration in public places, and rec
ommending the notification of the proper
authorities in cases Of phthisis and the
use Of pocket spittoons, asserting that
these sanitary provisions were ind4spens-
able in order to diminish tuberculosis.
A resolution was adopted expressing
the opinion of the congress that the
health officers should continue every ef-
fort to prevent the spread of tuberculosis
through milk and meat, and as the
doubts concerning human immunity from
bovine tuberculosis, raised by DR.. Koch,
were Of vital Importance to the public
health and the agricultural interests
of the country, the government should
Immediately institute a rigid inquiry
into the identity Of human and bovine
tuberculosis.
Other resolutions passed indorsed the
educational work of the national socie-
ties toward the prevention of tubercu-
losis, and invited legislation in support
of this work.
The appointment of permanent inter-
national committee to collect evidence,
publish literature and recommend means
for the prevention of tuberculosis was aA-
vocated. The members of this commit
tee are to be nominated by the various
governments from national societies.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-07-27
TREATY is OF NO EFFECT
ARGUES COUNSEL FOR THE UNITED
STATES
Anyhow Indians Have No Rights
That Any One Is Bound to Re-
spect-TerritOriaIC Court In
functions Don't Go.

Ell RENO, Okla, Jhly 26.-Arguments
on the application Of Lone Wolf and 9TH
er dissatisfied Indians for an order en-
joining the general government from
opening the Ktowa, Comanche and
Apache reservations to settlement, were
heard here today before Judge G. +. Ir-
win, Of the territorial supreme court.
The nearing closed at noon, and Judge
Irwin announced that he would make his
decision known Monday morning. The
drawing of homesteads is set to begin
at that time at Ell Reno. Government
officials have already stated that the case
would not interfere with the opening.
j. w. Scothorn, assistant United States
attorney, representing the government,
argued that no court mad jurisdiction to
restrain executive officers of, the federal
government from proceeding under an act
of congress. He argued further that a
treaty with the Indians had no more
standing than a treaty with foreign
nation, and that the latter could pe brok-
en- at any time. Any law enacted after
the abrogation of the treaty would, he
contended, control in the issues That
might arise
Oklahoma City, made the arguments for
the Indians. Lone Wolf was not in
court.
When the booths closed here today at
6 o'clock the total registration for both
districts had reached 167,0l6. The regis
tration at Ell Reno today was $3.50, max
Ing a total of 1S6,315 Today's registra-
tion at Lawton was 532, making a total
for that place of 90961.
This was the last day of the registra-
tion, and all who came We're able to reg
lister.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-07-27
CIVIL RULE IN MANILA
LEGISLATIVE CHAMBER HOLDS IT'S
FIRST MEETING
Adjt. Gen. COrbin's Plan to Reduce
Military Force in the Philip
pines Is Considered to
Re Premature.

MANILA, July 25.-The first meeting OF
the legislative chamber held today was
largely attended
Commissioner Wright. speaking Of the
charter of Manila, said the same reasons
that controlled in making Washington
the federal city obtained IN Manila, and
Washington, ne declared, was the best
governed city in the world.
Representatives of the Spanish cham
Der Of commerce yehemently opposed the
charter, asserting that 1t was inconsist-
ent with the principles Of the freest gov
ernment on earth to deny the right OF
suffrage to the residents Of the metropo-
lis, while granting It to those of other
localities. They also declared that the
proposed system Of government for Ma
Mia was far less liberal than that Of
fered by the Spanish authorities, who
proposed to make the representative in
the districts Of Manila elective by the
people.
Former Major Shields, Of the Thirty
third infantry, United States volunteers,
has been appointed purchasing agent,
vice Lieut.. Massey, deceased
Gen. Hughes cables the news OF the
first surrender of insurgents in the Al
land Of Samar. 500 men, with field guns,
30 rifles and 20 bolos, giving themselves
up to the authorities.
The opinion prevails among the United
States officers that 1t Will take years TO
accomplish the economic programme Of
Gen. Corbin. The civil and educational
authorities hold that a continuance OF
the protection over minor posts Is nee
essary, aside from that afforded By the
constabulary. 1t Is generally expected
that the concentration WIFI be more grad
ual than IS anticipated in Washington
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-07-27
BULLETIN OF
IMPORTANT NEWS OF THE DAY


Weather Forecast for st. Paul:
Partly Cloudy; Warmer.
I-September IL the Date.
FOsburgh Is Acquitted.
New TrOtting Record Made.
New German Tariff.
2-NO Debt on Public Baths.
Younger Receptions Must Cease
Bids for Pumps Too High.
Tons of Tin Plate on Hand.
3-Cass Lakers Resolve.
News of the Northwest,
4-EditOrial Comment
Steel Trust Moves.
Games in the Big Leagues.
General Sporting Gossip.
6-stockmen Seek New Pastures.
News of the Railroads.
7-Grain and Provision Markets.
September Wheat, 20 I-Sc.
Bar Silver, 5S 3-sc.
Stocks Dull.
Weekly Trade Review.
S-CIaims He Is Sane.
Fear Heavy Loss.
Farmers Want More Help.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-07-27
WEATHER FOR TODAY.

Minnesota = Partly cloudy Saturday;
warmer in southwest portion Sunday
probably showers; light to fresh east to
southeast winds.
Wisconsin-Partly cloudy Saturday;
warmer in southwest portion; Sunday
fair in northern portion; probably show
ers in southern portion; liglt cast TO
southeast winds.
Iowa--Partly cloudy and continued
warm Saturday; Sunday probably show
ers and not so warm; southe.Iy winds,
becoming variable
North Dakota-Showers Saturday cool
er in northeast portion; Sunday fair; va
riabIe winds.
South Dakota-Showers and cooler Sat
urday; Sunday fair; variable winds.
Montana-Fair Saturday and Sunday.
westerly winds.
st. Paul - Yesterdays observations,
taken by the United States weather bu-
reau, st. Paul, P. F. Lyons observer, for
the twenty-four hours ended at O'Clock
last night-Barometer corrected for tenn
perature and elevation: Highest temper
ature, 70; lowest temperature, G.; average
temperature, 6S; daily range, 10; barome-
ter, 29.S7; humidity, 9S precipita1son, O2;
p. m, temperature, 75; p. m, wind,
east; weather, partly cloudy.
Yesterdays Temperatures