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NOTE or PROTEST
AHnin"t Celebration Sounded by Hon.
John W. Aiken.

Atlanta. CO. February "a note OF
protest aga.ns. he Marshall celebration
was counted by Non John w. Alkea.
FORMER president Of Ito Georgia Bar is-
soeAuou. who gave cut an opca letter
10 which he Says
When the Georga supreme court
marches Iato the hdll or representatives.
10 lenG is presence 10 the .iy4iacAt on
OF ih.5 eminent Ma, .0nalzt. let Chef
Justice simmons. an Old Hickory delnu-
Got, who siept on ter.ed a1ld dna ne 4
uhteltod under tue stars ana bars rA-
memser that according to joan Mar
tn-'l his neck should have griaod he
natter, let Mr.. Justice Lumpkin remois.
btr nat according to John ma snail h q
.hgp.s.ed X sInAn, lac mss .iUurg a
ctlef Justice, and his able ass. oiates were
al m'st"kon "a tncir maR.olly dc or.
tpco IN The noteA case o. paddle.srd,
ray y Co.; let Mr. Justice Little renem-
per thit acs.rd.ns 90 Johu Mafshau
his life t.mo conception or ,he con.
satutlon IS an ordinary dean; iet
MT Jnsdce Fsh Remember nat az
eording 10 John MarsaaI, tho theory
held by himself aud his klnsman ah TO
where allegiance first lay in 1861 rs ali
erroneous; lot Mr. Justice Lew4s rsmeu-
Der nat according TO John Marshall, no
brilliant family of whica no l. QUO HAYS
been all along mistaken Ia their PHI.
cal thoughts; let Mr., Justice Cobo re-
member that according 10 John Marshall
MS lllustrlous father, who repreasn cd
the South SO nohly In Federal councils.
and his distinguished uncle, who sacrl-
nced MS He at bloody Fredercksh .rg.
were technical rebels In speaking tor
the American Bar association. let Burton
smita reius mber that according 10 John
Marshall, his nrst born's gran1sire. Tia
noble Gordon, committed treason every
time his stainless sword leaped rom
untarnlehed scabbard. II Marshall is
right, then Lee should have bser
hanged; Jefferson Davis legally deserved
The seanold, and Every Confederate sol
der from Manassas to Appomattox was
In law rebel deserving death
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SHORT TEXAS SPECIALS.

FQAr WcRTH.--Flve hundred teams
are TO be put 70 work on the Grading
ef the d shop syndicate Int bu:han Inc
os.wlcn Fer, WJrSh and Dal as with n
two weeks
sim lR.-7rho mask bali at the opera
mousse Was w'l) l.e d a. The Il or " ~
hlied wi,b persons masked. A snug sun
Was reaI!zed Tor the puA c scaool FOR
"h Sc beae1t 1t was given.
WuANroN--T m other. brother n d
friend me dead negro S m = sf,r
who Killed Celeste Mallory Sau day
NJ N were d sa,lsscd MS n raIug. no
eVlaeAee bang found against ,hem.
TNi5NR-C aulo mes. a negro. whHo
!esls i1e arrest was shot by Saerln r n
sns H. re ball entered he b ok ID
t"oSSsN downward, ond probing has f.iied
10 l,eI,e Il.
GRoEAH EEK -du the case OF Al rrls
vs. Il aston AID Texas Central Railway
comp ny, 10 which the plan iff r. oy.
eied ladsmont for $SSJ5 damages M.
uoa b; de ood4pt foi new trisI wa,
everruled Def ndants excepted ana sayo
uotce Of appe A''N
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DEATHS.

| uAY.-tSan Angelo, Texas. February 4
| -ohnel c. II. Day, prominent stock
nan, died here today.
LEsTERJETT.- Cafver:, Texas. Fobru.
'aly AIR. Harry Lcsterjelt d ed a, the
home CT his siskcr, Mrs. sam Wynue, Ia s,
night about 10 O'Clock. He had been II
fer several days. He was well knoSn in
may parts OF the State
! sLAGk.-S.nithville, Texas. February
i.'-Mits Lucy slack. dnugh er OF Mr.. and
Mrs. G, J. Sack, pr ,ndnent peop.c re-
- ding near town, died a, an early hour
sAtNidAy mo. ming. Tae remains We q
inferred in the city cene.ery the sane
afternoon.
! VAN NESS. Brenham, Texas, February
"a teleg am received in the city sun
day night anncuncsd the death OF Miss
Cdllie Van Ness al Bolton. Dec a ed wss
A daughter Of The late, j. A. Van Ness,
lot years a resident Of Brenhsm Mr.. j.
Clln van Ness ie.t for Bekon Monday at
noon TO auteni the fun raj.
MlNkEti.-Bryan, Texas Fehru1ry 4.
UT W. IA. M.nkert. an old Con ele Q
We emn CT this city and who has b en-
IN the Confederate home at Austin for
some years, died al the hume in Avs In
iasl nlght. His sen left for Austin at
oaee ana VIII return with the remains
,onlsht and iha increment Will ,ate place
- tue cemetery tomorrow. Mr.. Melnkert
M1s member OF Camp ]. h Robe tson,
Snl'eu Gontederate Veterans of this city.
. .o VI bta2ls Uni n lodge No 1919, An
N'en'' rree aud Accepted Masons.
EeAN'-palas. Texas. Februory $50 n
D. Nsao' an old-tine telegraph opsra or
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M'ARTHUR's LIST.
United states Soldiers Killed an,
Wounded in Philippines.

Washington, February i.-Gensral Mac
Arthur's la est casualty list follows:
Adjutant General, Washington.
Manila, February 4.--Killed: January
9, Terragona Leyte. company NJ, Forty.
third Infantry. Edward MCGUIRE; Februa-
ry 2. near Tayuma. Luzon, Acting AS
sistant Surgeon Charles h, Ross; com.
PAM y, Ffth infantry. Corporal Fred
Nonrof, Corporal John D. Campbell
Charles Q. FlaLIus. company A, Fifth
inia. ~. Elwool D. Warner.
Wounded; Company d. Fifth Infantry
Corporal Thomas Foeney, leg below knee
serious; Martin H. Bergen, wounded in
leg above knee, slight; William V. Heaps
wounded in Abdomen, serious; company
C, Filh United States Infantry, sian
Eubanks, hip, serious; December II. Igua-
cuabo, fanay, company NJ, Twen:y-six b
volunteer Infantry, Corporal Jonns Con-
way, wounded In back, slight; Wal er
Bruffe, face. severe; January 20. San An
tonic, Luzon, company NJ, Fittoen,h Ia
fantry, Patrick Koran, wounded IN arm
serious; Corporal Michael j. McAdams,
wounded In arm. moderate; near Mara
ndcn, Forty sixth reslmtnt, N an ~.
captain Robert j, Rcany. wounded III
hand, slight; san Pablo Luzon, company
c, Forty ninth nfsn try, Benny will
ianscn, wounded In head, sligli; compa-
ny b. Forty-ninth Infantry, William Ed
NJ L., en-, wounded in leg above knse,
moderate,
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NOMINATIONS or orprcpns
authorized by Army Bin WIN Ne
sent 90 the Senatc.

Washington February l.-seeretarv
Root sad today that the nominations az
general officers authorized oy tho uew
eimy bill viii be SEM 10 the sen4te to.
morrow The list. he siit, viii ineiu 10
a lieutenant general, three m ljor gsnor.
ais and ten brlgad!ar generals, but there
IS considerable uncertainty with regard
10 INC other general officers. (;ens,ais
Wtde' Merriam and Young are tho three
Fenking origadlers IN the prosen. regular
establishment, Ia the order named With
esneral Macarthur No ana General
LUDLOW No, in the list OF cslouels OF
cavalry, and General Wood No. m the
i;st OF capt inns. relstivc 20 rink All
these haye beon mentioned as pnss,ble
major generals, ana the three su,ecssfi II
"hes aro probably among the number. y
General Miles Is promoted 1t viii iesve
vacancy IN the list OF mayor generils
yet 10 be uiled. The order OF the ssn.-
oriiy Of the new m jor geaerAls undonht.
guy VIII determine which of them viii
haVe command OF the military forces in
me PAliipplnes. which command. Il IS
senafally understood. will become vacan
hy The relief OF General Macarthur dur.
ipg the coming summer.
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, Miss Emily Milburne. President OF TIE
Westside Young Wo3ans Club. No. le2
West Congress street, Chicago. III,
writes OF several members OF the club OF
which she Is president, who have mad
the Grip ana have oeen quickly restored
to hasl,h by Peruna.
Sir. Nicolas f. Rossiter of 4sS Norwood
avenue. Cleveland, Ohio. had severe at
t. k Of the Grip. was very sick and UNI
der the physicians care. He, like many
others, passed the acute stage but ala
not receive strength. Peruna not only
cutcl;iy res ored him TO his former
health, but to much better health than
he has had fpS years. He gives Peruna
al the praise.
Hon. Max J. Porges alderman of ting
Eighth district. residing at 80 Rivng;oi'
street, New York, suffered with the Grin.
Two bottles Of Peruna cured him. lie
also writes that be knows large NUM-
Der OF people who have been cured OF
the Grip BY Peruna.
Hon Charles w. Culkln. alderman o.
the Seventh assembly district OF the
Borough OF Manhattan, residing at -
Elgh.h avenue, New York, writes that he
was laid up several days with the Grip,
Oh the NTH day he was advised to try
Peruna. lie did so and found himself
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cons lutioual controversies which made
for the IN urc cory .,Ad strength OF No
Unlun, and coAcludsi ~ tvhUmS;
s,ssisJugA ..,s..s sot1 aid ,nolghytdi
pSsffn ale jtn. NV g.caiy tro D "a ~
VIA. eesnos TO them an cvii pro Q -
TIL .,.uro, as American id,NySrs We -.'nsl
never Tor q tncneat, 10 nsuA diys = III
bifgnt, dAelpaif Oh Hhe RtJuD.c U u =
cLpes OF oplniSn HAY we'll exit 80 10 no
tcet mcln.ds 81 discnaig:n4 the ave
and serious dslsieG unospe tediy dcfo.v-
Ing upon us 10y q war begun VITA tao
noble 3lJgc OF Keeping a atr.g .llhg pe0'
pis Is secure iheir undergraduates. bu- ~
us tinist thar hSiSeyer ave uay aiaer 80
to the fnclncd., We all b4li4va h4e .he
true gerry Of America AID Il I TIC NJ s.
sion ia tho new cp.l.u4y, ~ 10 tho GU,
"a what gteat psciate VI tae cath IL
church has recently dechle i II to DO--
tc n.anl fast BY Gers ana II pei,
70 ca.tsyA,o nos tae MoFl.m y.rt e. OF
war, n OF slaudntcr, ~ rapine ana OF
ceLGucei ei. the .shrislian v.rtGes OI
sel-uanMl and klnd.esS and bro hers
love, sad that u Is oar M st1u not 10
harm but 10 help 70 a batter life Q. Dry
itilGN creature OF whatever co+or and
however weak or iowly; and tnen We
may somc dlS hear the benedlot.oa "in-
aBmuch as yo ala II 10 ono OF to leGst
OF thosc, my brethren, ye did u URIC nc.
When we cone an ladt TO bel.ev4 lh4t
The true mlislon OF nations as u mea,
y 10 promote riStteousnets on earn;
that csnielrilg liberty " w,sar taaD
making gnlni that ne& fried arc Ue.
ter for ~ fnln nov nttrAein, tea lsyo
IS mo. clcvaing han hatred, TIM, pelce
Is n0bier than war; taat tho hum lest
human lfn Is sacred than The Au 40 eat
hHnan RICH, 80 .uld h3 respect d IN u
our own belsSej country can wort | Y
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Congressman y. W. Howard OF Fort
Payne, Ala, had the Grip aud MAZE a
prompt and permanent recovery by the
use Of reruna. he recommends II
strongly as Grip cure.
Congressmdn GEORGE IL. White OF Tar
here, ~ c., founi Poruna an excellent
remedy for the Grip. lie mas made a puo-
l!c ia eu,en, that beth ne and his family
recommend Pernnn 10 others as a reli-
aole Grip cure.
Mira. G. D, Powell President OF thu
Epworth League. at Oh aalis Wa b.
nnds by personal experience that there
Is no remedy equal to Peruna for the
Grip.
Misc NJ, a. Jouris. President OF he
Golden Rod Sowing Circle, OF Chicago
III suffered severely fror, the Grip and
the after-e1ects. The case seemed 70
puzzle the doctors and Peruna was re-
sorted to. 4 permanent cure promptly
followed
Miss Alice pressler, 1873 North Bryant
avenue, Minneapolis, Mnn, suffered
from the Grip and was partially cured,
but the bad after-etfects remained and
sho did not got strong. peruns restored
her to perfect health and happiness. Size
'q an enthusiastic advocate OF peruua to-
day.
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FIRST JIM MEETING
u ofcgn .avos and Chinese PEN pO,tn-
uafIes vii, BE ,,t.d ,oday.
'uNsya.Nr 10 CAUSE 4 OlllY
pIcnipotcntinries Are Ordered TO
Protest Against Execution of
Prince Tnan.


POkn, February 4.--lTomorrow Il be
heia no ar.. :, n noes NO mo Or
XII,
49, ~ ~" tHs Su'"V'e ple''P"'ot'
il1rlts Ony =. ttl4g cha q ana Pines
Chg haya p,sal...tsa.ary .isMs H.
q .hse ~ nan, 90 n,.ro,g "a ,,.,e =,
~
$50
Al the ent~ys have agreed 10 ma.nsaln
ab.1.uts Aa.rcsy ana VIA enaeay.r tc
IN, as IN ~ ,,t,
" u''-t '.eV''ei ~ 80 "'s'o' "
t~ct t-,re a.. m-ns yai.es4 Nho afe~dy
h~ys ex e,,g ,4e nos line VI niol
$50 nI.st.n
A,i ru.. ana rcpos.s nat lag man
btlo ave 0teu hs.ea lDr punisnMent are
wl,uoht t-nada Oh, IS on.y we,se ,ro-
tlue.a. atlor,.es nae Jeen namea. TIE
: -Atto ~, b. .,ua4td ~ i.d...sa them
c-ntnt .s..,,ei w.tD tl0. M devds.
iaeie 10 prig@.e uHLe.sta.d. tat at
.e~s. ...e.. " .A-n Ms. 20 O.,ca,ed II
reql SEQ 10 Gsmn.J AUG, de, wu4,e nc
o.us.s mast be b,4n.eheI or m r.soIed.
! nc rea. auoJecl lao.o 20 ,4dse .,lay
IS .Ae punishment q. ,na 0tnclais OF
Pohlmand ne pro Hnco OF Chi Ii, rcs nd
iLg wd.on to ENJOYS nave not 3ee
reavned IA az eemen, Ihe,e - Lie
dub tnat the Ohiuese piedpotentiar.es
W,d ag.ee % i-r as .ne pro ,ino IL 5 ars
cene-lned, al h.u Il acre may oe p.G,t-
b q len Aay decay waAe the y.eul-
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MOVEMENT OF OCEAN VESSELS.
(spccal TO The PcsL)

Nosfolk, Va, February 4.--Arriyed; Emma
trom Gs!res,cn. Sa,le4: Drcne.a, from IA.
N.s,~h. iNr AA.NeIp.
ts&seeVa, ris.-.,inyed; Pensacola (Am.J
Tv'i' ~~.' oo.vh aho re,utnel - sni. cay.
V't G.as, t.3i.--ArrNvdi III R.o t.1.u.j
H." Nc" iorni hua-aiu tbrD, u.M Az
eH JJNe.roi non hsu tAM.,, irOm ucrtu
eVr,e4, VIA bpltei SanbtSm tBr.J, from ..otI
- 1NAi NA''s.-c.te tam, tom htyauAl
'AIiit'ton tbr.l from Barry. no dep1r,urcs
vh'-~At f.Ned; Paraguay, lor uAlves.ou
"n'"eip' -sA'ec: A..Nl;eaam Sls1.a (nr. u
AaNoFp.-Arrlyed: Basil OBI, from Ca.
! yerpool Arrived; Bernard Hall OBJ.
from Galvgs ,on
Mansasster.--Arrived; Telestora (spaa,,
from Calves OF.
iameefe.-Ars.vod Emma tRFo. iroa
yo hsyre - rive, MineOla tDr) from Gal
L.zsrd -Passe4; Lau~euaor tBr.l from
Galveston. for H3m6urg,
= HfoNhead Passed; Ssm.no (Br.l, from
SRlNeatpn Tor Liverpool
nsal Passed ldaT tBr.)R from Calves
portland, Me.-ssiled; Vancouver for L.y-
* .nsale Passed; Caledonia from New
fors, Tor Liverpool; Georgia from New YORK
G'brsNag. -9sssea Ke ser!n Maria The
rt:d. from cncs api NaN!es COR New York.
Lizard --PaSso8: Map.,ou from New YORK
Tor I.ouGou.
que rnstoN {. Arrived: Cam ania, from
Now lo7k ,os l. venpool and proceeded.
seg!hsmptca --Sa led: NordiSnd from Ant
werp i1I New York.
Queenstoen -Sa led; umhr.a, from Liver.
rool, Tor New York
.An.Nerp Arrived; Southwark from New
NCrk va Sou hampton,
Nsples --Arr.yeGs Columbia from New York
va Gibraltar And Genoa
London --ATr;yed; Mani,ou from New York.
New orleans, February The steamer
Harr's,er from Liverpool reports; on Jaa-
u ~ %. latitude STA north. long tuis a
wet size smoke tha Brls'sh bark Maelseroyn
g LHrfNn from Auiosagasta, October s.
bound for nuuk.rk; all we'll.
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to the gates OF the mausoleum MAS line
with troops
The cholr met the funeral cor'ege IS
the steps. The Hlghlanders AMI pis o
anu servants n their arrival went ms
the mausoleum and took up the p1sikas
allotted to them. Then the 9 finn py
carried into tho nausoleun, prcceGs %
the choir and clergy, The menbi .Ids
the royal family took places on eseholI
OF the sarc phagus. the royal he side
fiandlng III the transept on ea,ste. an
The rest Of the ceremony Was pms linn
the space inside the mausoleum
tied. ilra,.e
The choir sang Sir Arthur s" III
anthem, Yea, Though / Wall Tcn.
hymn, "sleep Thy Las, sleep" a7urned
nyson's The Face c Death Is mnslc
Towards the Sun Of Light" ser 20
by Sir Walter Parratt. uoep
The hnal rites oven the dead the
were concluded at $3.50 p. m. an,ore
body was laid to rest in the FROG
mausoloun)
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GRIP VICTIMS OF PROMINEA
Their Experience Will, the Prevalent fMaIady
How They Conquered 1t, as reported
Especially for This Papef'

~ within tweptv
bet,o7iy soon restore ss'iour bonn .
r !. health. MIN y iii t!
sis17s Anna A. Mono,..,,
Is OF Jemassee r,onnas,', POI n
no of New York r ro.l NJ. ii
r N-ninih street. Ssm as q "a 4
Is that she has near ss Yon B
: aidermanio dis .rict S,n,a ii
xristcpner street ~ resis1
The Grip has er,. .r!k d
Il | -lcl l me people who ~. !,
IA Iehiy ros ored 10 hs,uss Pa
ZAP. took Peruna. ana s !. I /
l kS8ut my daily WORK. = slss
VtClare Mems Bepes,s iSsnt X /
FORTY ninth stree, s0elsH
he was cured ~ NV ~. q
E+ course OF trestmc,s .ae Qs3I
VS. Blanche Dumont -. ~ m
u Athena Club. ailo Als-,ssldsst
~ Camden Place as We An
!, fn.. says she was cursd slansss
\ hing helped her until az ~ 81 81
Ia. Felt better next day ~ sss
ing its use. Was able 10 ~ ~, N
re third day. She also teli, ~
mo were cured by Peruna y ~
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Eanisyted Them An.

and railroad agent, died hcre toh!
was 5S years old. Mr.. Egin w9s -
tho first 10 enlist with General Ian I
Fremon~'s famous telegraph GOTTA dz
the first year of the war oeor@
States, and served as General sNfej
chief operator until the close o. n "
In 1866 he went to Brownsv1he' ~
at which place and at BRACES ssnnV y
was employed as agent and epes@'
I'll sickness compelled him to gu ~ \.
two months ago. "A widow faa ~
married daughters survive him
BARTO. Sherman. Texas, Fscrt!H
Last night Rufus Clark Baro, wss u
died al the residence Of bis HSs
Mrs Charles Kimaball, DsceasM III
10 Sherman in 1876. since which ~
hes been prominent In active ~ "
Until his declining years. ParslsA
the insmediate cause Of his desu
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COMMERCIAL.

spot cottou clccl l-5g up at Liverpool,
= down at New York and revised olso-
Nhero
May wheat closed X lower corn aud
Cats shade higher aud provisions W to
~ bl,her.
Tie stock market was under the nGu-
ence ot tho pufshasc OF tho soutlern Pa
cihc by tbs Union Pacific.
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Mr.. BACON OF GEORGIA
spoke on Right of Senate TO Information
from Jepar, menlS.
Refusal IN lAwSHE CASE A CHAlLfRG.
mir. Bacon Considered Presidents
Communication II Challenge,
Also.

Washington, February 1.-THE ship
subsidy bill was laid ASIDE formally by
the senate today to pormi c,us "a
tion OF the District OF Columbia appro-
prlnt.on bill,
The Shipping blll DO is it's place and
the unAn shed husiness clu be taken IN
when tho appropriation bills are not
occupying attention. Mr., Bacon (Ga)
spoke on the hight OF the senate TO do
mond Information on HE D the execa I've
departments. He took ihe position that
the departments are the creatures o.
congress aud that d 3artmentsl deni Il
OF any demand for papers on die "
proposterous, contend.ng that for 100
years there had been pNctcany 20 re-
sal to rec-gn 1e III s riglu Secrttarv
Longs letter regarding SANTA rae.I
rewards ecu ed a discussion 10 whIch
senators uphe d their course in this m /
ter.
Mr.. Rawl!ns presented the oertln e
OF election Of Thomas Kearns as senator
from Utah TO 81 vacancy. Mr.. KsMns
was escorted to the p.os,donIs desk b.
MI RAwllns and The oath of office ad-
miu.ttered By president Pro Tenn Frye.
AT the us,auee Of Mr.. t,haudIr IN,
sen to passed a resolution calling uaou
zoe s.c.uL-ry OF The navy Tor a -Isi of
tbo memoera OF Adm.ral Simpsons h.tt
wh SO names were sent 10 the senate f1r
p'omOtlon ddrLg tae Futy-li,a coa-
Sr,ss. Mr. Chandler said the OCCASION
Tor ms presen alton VI tbs roso.ut.on
was tound 10 a Fuy. shed letter wilton
b. Secretary Long 10 Ssn.tor 40 n
ale cal ed a,ten1lln TO the M m vo,i"
tho lst of p!a,e lar promo ION hai
been scat 20 tae senate dlriag tle lsst
cong oss thu preaiien, upon III ure
ACT in tia, e. ngfess. had not rencwa,
the Recommendation for Jac preaeat con
IN senate to act had pee1 duS ~ tNs
Sampson Scaley con trove.S,
"a. s.Ie, chairman d, ne c mm.t &c
ON naval afial.S, said than no f.ut cn ~
b. fcp4d wMh co.g4er. aud ~ re,e,',
what MIR. Chandler lad r4-a ss Il -
AlEres %. tne uom.aat Ions 10 et,,lrs o1n.
hrmaaon during che las con ress
Mr.. PettgTew said thgre bl1 hso ~,
Shan . pJoGoto sampson cyoe S,h ey
ashtias and lad oreTIoos XIV ,r,,I XII
s" 't,,ir,.. a.,
thu adm al9ttelicn wa, ii ps,ed "a a srS
Ike c 1sJn VINO VINO e sh asySr emet powasr
senators r,ller aad Morgan crit tae4
lee W nv p'r M, r,I ! : sNns 'h' LcnG
Mr., Rae . toaJ aadr ssaa the nas
seuse Of The ' .en1i e'G lb !, 4 20 Dc 9
'ae RICH TO demaad inior I'm al
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win Have Night sessions.

Washington, February i.--seu4tors iu
charge Of the ship subsidy bill today
gave notice that beginning next wedncs-
day they would seek 10 have the senate
sit regularly at nIsht to consider tho
measure. Asked how long this programme
Is 10 be followed, they replied: "Unal
tho bill Is passed"
The bin will so through" said SEN
ator Aldrleh today, II have never known
a hlibustor 10 prevail agalns bin
which was supported by majority OF
the senate"
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LOCAL.

The council grants another plpe ne
fran hsr.
m annual flnano!al satenent OF tho
aui tor and toe budget for 1901
Meeting 81 he Houston Art league and
the Rotcrt u Lee chaps or Daughters o.
tho Conf dcrscy
Jsh Mars ,onlenary coe rated BY
tho University club,
c lore men on criminal eour ilrles
man run o,cr and He'd by SO tn
ern Pacf switch engine.
Extension OF limo tcr paying tlxes
has affected tho collection of the sta
AID county taxes.
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deoy to the senate the right o ln.or a
don TO be found on tho hles Of the de.
par msrt unless where the chief OF tao
eeplr,ment mny 40 matto, OF ace
and In his permission. permit. the sen .e
TO have such informatou."
Mr.. Bp on though It lmp,ran. hat
The digui.y aud authority and paSer ii
the sela should be maintained
Mr. Sr caer gave notice that nc wo Id
relily to Mr.. bacon.
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SHORT NEWS STORIES.

NEW oRLEANS.--The steamer Montreal
ciesrei Tor cape,own with 1900 mu oa.
BFRIiN.--ln the lower houso ol tho diet
the seufSion Of tho canal bill was opanei.
need RI Incl ease in pr ceS OF cents A
keR 10 go into eficc a, once.
ljFToN Ga,--Whi an Flu on probably
tho neal -hieA man N TIE county " sSof
nae ! lc BY JON VIII ans VII hi blea
his lieloAg lrieGd. F.mlg diner neos
HlC Coin Chicago whers a ,deo az
ce'eDrat ng tue ASSUMPTION OF, OH by the
fr hot Justice % tao suprcm cour O.
tie tated States WAS conceive ana mr.,
nu "a ed q ltga mach. cry wus st,cnt
W. bench and b. society and oher,
Of ne laity paid honago TO the memory
Of John MARSHALL
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petit,on IN nnn,.ruutnr.

tion in Bankruptcy was hlsd today wi h
thu clerk Of the Uni ed states cour ~
Il G Mcintyre OF Willis, Texas His LA
blli'les 40 set forth in HIS pet. on
sloul, q 10 $.j01,04, asye $3.50
W. Il. Bryant, banNlp.t, o. galveston
has been retonIme ndcd FOR discharge ~
the ru.t.ee Ia bannrlp cy.
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poMMsTIo

Mrs. Nation met her nrat deiea. at
Topokl, kan; acvela ncraopaA enc uit-
crs took pace add Mrs. Nation was az
rested on charso Of disturbing too
peace
Largo steel and iron companies haze
iorlhed a lin ed company, agtcciig 10
MerR only IN cer.an tern or cs.
TIC eu na NJ, ha advance thu prlco
OF nAlls enMia per kaR
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wAAu.aGro,

John Marhall day was observed a. The
National capital
senators 10 charge Of the ship subsidy
Ill say ttcy VIII Ask for nlght os OBS.
Tlc men ina u OF genera oiilctts nu-
hr.xed BY Q nav array bA, Wiz be sent
10 the eend @ touag
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Agency HAYES celebrated s,ns
(essyASAc,iA
M2Eczzasazr~s.W

The vast number OF people ~. !,
i,eo our store during the past 81
shows that good business ~
done even in January and ros-
Before the arrival of our snr,,.
summer stock We are makinv n
room that low prices can n,,.s]
make. a general reduction h.. ...
made on all articles of clotbiu, VI
you will find some very intars.,..
bargains throughout our entire NJ
Regular $l.00 Colored stiff Bosom
:, ..'''.'''.... ........&|
Regular soc Imperial and Fourth.
hand Ties Al
legular $3.50 Suits. I'll
gular $1,000 Suits al
D ilar $3.50 Suits ap|
Jar $500 overcoats ........sn|
Perar $3.50 Overcoats ,s|
Regtr $1,000 overcoats ......ss|
pct $3.50 Overcoats ~
Rarpi, $500 overcoats ........sa|
All gtds sold as advertised.
Tart =,
*. II. CAWTHNls2oQd
ciothicrs and Hatters, rurnlsAlss ysr
5l2 and ga Main Street. under R.ss ~