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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1901-11-22

confidence in the wise management
OF our fianoes by the secretry of our
treasury. T.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1901-11-22

Last week 81, SOC, 900 were export
ed from New York. Tomorrow
~, 050, 900 more will be shipped, and
the rate Of exchange indicates that
more will go out on Saturday. The
gold goes to Paris and to BERLIN one
! million to the former and six millions
to the latter. The financial crisis in
Germany is severe, and the rates of
interest are high, and therefore gold
will naturally flow from New York
in order to earn high rate of inter-
est. The United States can spare it
from its gold boards without any
detriment to our business. Of the
$7,050,000 exported, the sub-treasury
afforded 81, 500, 900 from the redemp-
ton of per cent, bonds of 1925.
The secretary is constantly redeem
ing these bonds without making any
public announcement That creates
an easier money market, and more
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1901-11-22

Dec. 6
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-05-09
SuueersR raipaae.

SIN Bien finb nabsre @~insInbsiien
lber bic Sefdbrli@en Suneer. Rrauale in
esmber8, @alisien. e%insstrofen. Die
4uirtbrer batten 60 DEFENDERS auf bic
9ddereien abeeieben. Sic ssrftSrien bic.
islbsn unter ben Rufen, bab ipenn re, bic
Aufribrer. fsin 8rob 10 sfsn batten, YIN.
osre aud ni&is babsn ioltsn. Gin Wi.
lttdr'S rootpa8en tpurbe bon BEN 8oliss
baufsn anssbaIien unb au~ssspIanbert.
OaS Uolt priiselte iih um bic gcmmi6 .
broOs. Die 9oteIs unO bic Suuslisrldoen
tpuroen l~berfalen unb ssrit5rt. Die 30.
lBei unb iosur Das Militdr iparen ma4t.
los, ben Aufrubr nisbersubaltsn. Der
rnsbrere Stunosn oauerte. @tpa so Der.
ionsn tpurosn perIsst unb IS iuurbs bebeu.
TENDER S&aben on Gissntbum anseti&.
let. Sablreids 8srbaftunssn tuurosn
p~oasoeen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-05-09
@apne @puntp.

S%anesbale. -Wiqiam Rlbb bon bier,
itarb am Disnitas in Der Mobnnne fei,
net Tohter 5u Scranton i'm IA. 2ebens.
iabre feline 8eerbieung finbet beuts
bier itait.-Die g~iisntpaaren Sanblurp
bon Dodge & grf nsbsn Der bieiissn Na.
iional 8ant tpurbe frib am Sonntaq
Nloraen bon Ginbrsdern beimasIuht
unb um perf&iebsns ArtifeI befoblen.-
Charles 8. Golliion, Der am p~ersaneenen
Sonntas in ieinsm @artsn arbeitete,
uurbe unter ben ,.biausn" @efesen fir
iets 9aae benz @~efdnaniB ibsrianbi,
neil sr es p~srpsissrte. "a Strafs su
bsjablen.
6aiplsb. YrOf. 6. 8. 8a6mupsr,
Der l~aneldbriae Dirissnt bes bRisen
Mdnner6Or. bot als FOLDER rsiisnirt. =
Vim 90. os. DTS. bait Der 5rauenpsrein
unb bic iuneen 2sute Der bsuti1sn
ait6e in Der Wdnnerbor Saae Elm
Souper uno SdurB Social ab.-Srau
SGoI. Dittps oss Jim. Sdoa. ltarb
lsste Wo&e i'm Nlter BON 70 Sabrsn
unb 6 Wonattn on ben RaGnsben Der
Grippe; ibre 8eetbieung erfolets am
6reitae i'm Ofsnbe 5riebbOfe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-05-09
500 Sslobuuua. o

Die etisr oitisr 3situns psrtsn fS frsusu ~
trfabren, bab Is ptniglftns fine gefiirhtst,
aranfteit sitbt psl&s bic @tTtniGaft In al
ibrtn Stufsn ~ beilsn i'm Stanbs it ; 5aQ's
aaiarrt.an u bic sinsiss itBt Der drsili6tn
Srietrf&aft bsfauutt poiitiDt Sur. aatarrt
trfsresrt ale siut GUniimtipueiranfbsit sinl
eonfitutionsas S~sbanbluus. aSaa's aatarrb.
aur ptrb innrrIit stnommsn unh pirft birch
auf las Slut uub bic ibItimissn Sbaaatsu
bee SYlftms, babur& bic 8runbiaas Der 8ranf.
belt ifrliorsne unO BEN paiirnttn araft stbsue,
inbtm nc bic Contribution bss aSrpsrs aufbaui
une Der Natur In ibrtm gssrft bilft. Die
9istntbimtr babsn 10 cia 8'rirautn su ibrsn
ptiltraftfn. eab ne bunbert Dollars Bflpbnuna
FUR itetn Gal a%nbisttn, ben is ~ iurirsn per.
ttbltH. eabt 5u6 cine Cite ven .3manidtu
fcmmtn. Wau aprsfirs;
q. 8. @btntp s. Co., 5plsbo, 8.
- 8sfauft BON alien Apotbtisrn, rs &ts.
5alfs 5amilisn piltn limb bic bsfsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-05-09

= Cine srplsbirte 2ampe ietie sefiern
Abenb ben SIursans i'm s~tpeiten Stod'
tperie go. 3l5 genn apsnue in Brane.
bod ionnten bic SIammen obne tpeiteren
S@aben ssbdmpft ipssben.
- Sin Staliener, bsffen Namsn ni&t
befannt IN, uurbe am Montae um s45
bsraubt, ssrabs als er auf einsm D. &
B. Suee abreifen poate. Gin Srsmber
BAT ibm, 8aarssIb filr einen Shed su ss'
ben unb als CT bas 6eio bate, pers
f&tpanb sr mitiammt benz Shed.
= Dis ss beist. Bat f& Sobn Sers
mpn sntf@lofen, bic Setting bes Sotel
Sermpn ielbft 40 l%bernebmen. tpenn am
|. Mpril 1908 fem Wieibscontratt mil
Srsb. g. @obfrsp erIif6t. Serr 8obfret
beriu&t cine Nn,abl Rapitalifen fdr ben
8au zines nsusn srOben Sotels Sa ints'
reifren.
= @sneral BertpaItsr SiGiman Dor
Der scranton IraetiOn Gompanie ipurbt
ssfsrn psrbaftst unb untsr $500 8trs.
f&aft ssfsli. auf bic anilaee, i'm Sons
msr 1899 eetpi9e DIb 5ores @ouncil'
leuie befto&en su baben, um @e8erehtt
auf ben Straben in Olb Soree Borough
,u erIaneen.
- Gilbert 6. RAYS, Elm bsfanntsr pie
flyer gsri&srunss aIsent, ftarb gu
Sonntas Abenb su @arbonbaIe ietl
pI5S!iH. aIs ct i'm YiOneer Gitp Sotsl
fem Absnbsiisn einnabm. gr ipar an
8srssbrsn zines 5leii6brodsns. aIs bic
fer fi& in bsr 2ufnSbre fsitissis, porauI
3aps in isinem Stuble umfiel unb in eli
paar Winuten perfhieb. Der 0srftor'
bsns tuurbs Dor 56 Sabren i'm Noroenb,
eeboren unb tpobnte aulest an 8ine Str,
Die Goroners @eidtporenen etfIdrtsn IL
itrsm Wabripru6. baB 8aps sufdl,s al
sinsm Slsif&itad stitidts. ipdbrsno e
baIelbe perf@Iuden tpoate.
- Disisnissn S&dssn bss GIsciri
Giip S@hSsnelubs. be tpdbreno ben
Dinter Sdeibenidisben am bbditer
raneirten. tpurben am Wontae Mbenb in
8latte,'s Sdiebaaaerie nit ben estpon'
nsnsn NsoaiQen prdientirt. prafosnt
AlsS. @larner beforsts bic usbsrreidunt
tuis folst: 5. M. Spencer ais ~sritsrer
solbsns Wsbaiae; anbtstp aebrIi, SobH
u. @rsinins. Srant 3isbsq. flbsrn,
Wsballen; 1lrih 3urfieb. Sobn YIN
osrsse. bron;sne Weoaiaen; ID. We'
8iitie, bic 8laitsr eOlbens Wsoaile
Sobn 6. 8laiter, Snspar Anoeresa. S
U. WeAnbrsp. Gapiidn SObn 8latter.
ID. Me8ittis. alsr, Glarnsr. Is. S
Susbes. Sam 3rapis. Sobn WatrOus
Senrp 8Btider unb gbas. Di. 5vslmunn.
be idmmili& iber 10 Trefsr mudien.
erbisltsn isbsr Gin nasl,&es @ei&enf
Der Stub trlfft lest 8Orbsrsitunssn. I'M
Elm S&sibsni4ieben pdbrsno bes Com
mers ~ab,ubalten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-05-09
Norb Serautcu.

- Robert W. 2inbfsp. Der Ianeidbris'
@ieentbiimer pes frdbsren Bolton 2aoenS,
iett Sinlsp's. itarb am Srsitae in feinsl
Bobnuue an Wonfep Apenus mad msbr.
mouutli4sr Rranfbsit i'm 81. 2ebens.
iabre.
= gilbert 8udta bon aIopb SiraBt
tpusoe an Dienitas pesen unssisbliben
@etrdnispertauf auf bic Mnflase bes 81.
rettors Der bffsntlidsn Si&erbeit Sit6.
cod perbuftet unb flr iein eerihtlihei
gri&einsn unisr $500 86rsi&aft &C.
felt.
= WiaasI. bas 5idbriss S5bnIsin
bes Wi6ael 8eel BON SECT Warfsl
Sirabe, bas fi6 DOT @odsnfrift i'm
Sefe on einsm brennsnbsn 2ebri1ibaufen
Die 8leiouns unslnbete unb iebr i6Iimm
babel perbrannt purbe. ftarb am WOntae
na& A~usbaltuna srdbli&er S&merSsn.
= RslfOn Dom bon albright gpsnu.,
Der LANCE Sabre aIs Ssiser nufb Der 2ada.
hanna 8abn angsitslt mar, ipuroe ON
Donnertue Worsen ju SaqRsab esi5S,
tet. Sein a5rper ipurbe spiidsn BEN
Runbbauie 'OaisIbii uno elmer Soiomotibs
sefunssn uno 70 f&limm ssrbrddi, bab
fein Fob Elm ousentIidlider mar.
Der Sudfer 5rant Serbian unb
Sri. @oiiie Gamble. bic nit ibm auf
ieinem Wa8sn fubr. tpurben am Dienftna
Nadmittue bur& bas Sdsutpsrbsn oss
pferbes on 9ripp Strabe aus BEN Da.
sen 8ef&leuos,t, ais betielbe nit sinsm
Baume colibirte. Serbian lan6sie auf
benz 8opfe uno erbielt sinen SddbelbruG
une lsi&te Sdrammsn. tpdbrsnb SRI.
@anpills aud sismlid f1Iimm perIsst
trurce eS ipire ertpartet, oab iih beibs
tpieber erbolen.
Die erite Ausbebune elmer ssbsimsn
8neipe, unier Der Otbinana be iolHs
BIdte ais unorbsntlids hsmpslt, srfolete
am Wontoe, inbsm brsi Sps,iaIbsamie
Der NunieipaI 2iea unb stpsi rssuldrs
BoliJihen BEN Sobn Rumlsr an DsIt
Nartet Strabs stnen 8sfu1 abitattetsn
uno bisfen. fotpie ben eefammten Waa.
renporrait auf einen Wn8sn luben unb
oann alderman Soipe uOrfdbrten. Die.
fer b%etoonnette Rumler in stpei Nnflagsn
~ $50 Straie ooer 30 Gage i'm @efdns.
n,B. uu& i'm sriudte ipssen unssissli&sn
8sriauf $500 8aref6aft 40 fsasn; ba
er ieinss bon beiben tbun %tonnts, 10
ianots man i'm nod BEN 6efdnsniS. 9is
bsf&laenubmisn 9strdnie tuurDsn am
Disnftis in ben AbsusstanaI ssi&dt.
let.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-05-09
Niebriee Tabrpreife mad 8nfalo
unS jurhd ant Der eadamanna
gjfeubabu.

@sssn Der 9ansa msriianif&sn aus.
ftsQuns tperoen bic foIssnben 8unbfabri.
preiie unb arrangements bon Scranton
in 8raft fein Saiiontidsts iperbsn Der.
iauft. ~onfauesnb am 30. apriI unb isben
Gag nodber tpdbrenb Der ~alushsaune,
iur 8idfabrt bis ,um 30. Ropsmber in.
eluiipe sdltis. fir sll.20 9sbn Gage
9idets iperben am &c. Npril unb ieben
Gaa nahber ipGbrsnb Der lung
periauft fur s8 90. Stint Gage 9idsis
ipsrosn periauft BON 80. slpril isbsn Diem.
flag nnb Somitas ipdbrsnb Der aus.
itsIuns. fur Sc 90. sae 9idsts iusr.
ben bonorirt in Salaf. unb 9arIor.
Bassons in 8~srbinDuns nit ben n6ibi.
gen pullmann 2ideis. init Musnabms
Der fInf Gage 3idets, psl@e nur in
3os.@ aesons bonorirt tusrber. Rinber
flnf unb eli Satrsn. sinbaIb
Obissn S~abtpEsiisH. l7.6
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-05-09
,.Weine Irau nnh ih.m-1nIn,

uWeine Srau nnb i'd" -SoIasnbsr
8llsi BON Ders Outline ptbfslo in Sam.
renee. Sno.. tpuibe uns sur 8st5fenili4.
ung uber8eben. Die quite 5rau ipar felt
% Sobren trdnfltb, nuroe ieeoH Iouobl
ple lbr Wdnn ourd bas ollie iHpeuer.
osutfbe Seilmittsl. 5orni's AIpsnirdutsr
Slutbelsbsr. ipieoer sdnjlid bersstsQt.
Srau SibfeIo i&rsibt: 2aiprencebura,
Snb., 9. 5eb 1900. Bettber Serr DOT.
tor 6dbrnep! SD m6bts nebft Soft benz
0srrn Sbnen oanfen fir Sbre tpunber.
pole Arsnei. Wu baben ben Blutbeleber
oeloe senommen. mein Wann unb i'd.
vs. bat uns eebolfen. pis tsine unbere
Weciain IS I'm Stanbe mar. bic mir ee.
brau6t baben. SD iuar felt 81 Sabrsn
nit HbeumntIsmua sepla8t. Ss,t ,b ct.
lte Slai6en Sbrss WiiteIs sinasnom.
men babe, bin i'd gang bapon befreit.
SD bin 60 Sabre alt. absr tpieDer 70 flint
auf msiuen 8einsn tpie cine iunss FRAU
DON 30 s Ibrsn, Aud bat MID Sbre
dranel bon einem drontfGen 8opfweb
bsfreit. SD mbhte nidt msbr obne bic.
fslbs iein." - iersu m6dtsn mir nod
bsmerten, baB Sornl's Alpenirauter
BlutbeIeber ieins Apcibsfsr. Reopin ID,
fenesrn nur ourd 2ofaI. Aeenisn ober
brett BON Sabriiantsu. Or. Better Jabr.
nsp in @bicaao. So, i'm Sale tsine
Asentur i'm Orie IL. besOeen tpsrbsn
tann.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-05-09
Rnber Resatta. Gapusa eate,
ithaca, U. u.

6lr obise @sIsssnbeit tperben biz
9iaettaesnten Der 2adaipanna Giisnbabu
Ggcurfions BiIstte mad Stbaea unb au.
rld gum 9reiie bon elmer 5abrt flr biz
Runbrsiie ~pertauien. gut sur Sinfabrt aHl
30. Wai unb our Radfabrt am 81. Mai
InsIufpe. 1876
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-05-09
Rein 6anbelss0 ropiforium nit
Quetaub.

Cine ansabI osuiiasr 3siiunssn babsn
tlr3ll1 bic Befdr6tune seduBert, oa6 b,e
8erldngerune oes snsliiG , beu:iden
Sanoels . Yrobiioriums bis ,um Sabre
1903 bic Sntershen Dsuiidlanbs ernft.
LID i6doieen fpsroe. Dsr Correspondent
Der ..a6Ociirten Brefs" srfdbrt nun aus
aus8qsdneier Qusae, ba6 Deutialanb
tslnerlsl Abtommen init @toBbrltannien
8strOten bat, UNI bas Bropiiorium au
O%sIlansern. Die ensIiiGs Resieruns
ldbt Deutf&Iano bloB bic 8ebanoIuna
Der mslftbeslnitisten Rait,n anssosibsn,
uno Seutf6ianp perfdbrt in sleider
Bsiie. obns bab Elm bsioneerss llsbsrelu.
tommsn atpli6en ben ttpei 2anbsrn be.
ttebt. Die 8etbanolpnesn iusssn zines
Sertraees i9ueben nod in Der Sufanbi.
gen Reltsta8s. @OmmiEion.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-05-09
i. aus g1ien piro be,idtet. bas

- aus @ien ipirb bstidtet. baB Der
iialienii6s Somponiit pistro Waseaeni
ii6 eOniruitlid perpfi6iet bot, sins
8unitreiis bur& bic 8sreinieten Staten
,u unternsbmen. gr tpirb elm Oraeiisr
bon 80 Wliteliebsrn lsiten. Sbm psri0n'
LID iinb fur a&t Do&sn 1000 pfunb
bic DO&s saraniirt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-05-09

-Sn aonrOn 1T Der GOmponih Hi&.
arb Gtoleab eeftorben.
! n Denpsr. COL. III Sobn Ssmp.
elmer Der fdbiafien gleeirots&niter bes
sonoss. i'm litter bon So Sabrsn ssitOr.
ben.
= Die So&iduls in OibtOib. Dis i.
tpuroe ourt Seuer seriibrt. Der S6a.
ben beIduft ii@ auf $40. OO0..
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-05-09
Nerlanat:

Gin ssuti&ts Wds&sn fur nlssmtint paus-
IN timer 6amilit pen erti Tfriontn. lin mad
atlanite 9ttp su settn. eobn s. bic @eht.
Aeuitrt 8rau Sdsna Stusba&. 81 y. Dtla.
part Nvsrut, Nilan tie City, ". J. f7,3
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-05-09
Neme Mmsei8em.
Serlanaf:

3sbn anabtn unb WGehtH puIanst In 0o
537 einbtn Sirabt. Sprstt Dor fir lpti
Uphtn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-05-09
WerIanat;

Gin iuusrr Wann nit ttwas erfabruns aIs
,Sar,a subtr', um In tiurr htuiintn @trib.
ibatt ale ici&u lu eitnsn. Na6Iufrastu in
Der ,@o&tnbiait" Ofes.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-05-09
91S penn Apenue.

Gin nod aItotutidtr Btiit sefibrtes eofal,
mo- man fiber il, fsts anstu.bms 0.isaiGafi
Jp fuoen,
Das nit berieIbsn ptrbuubene O .hau.
q n I litfsrt ale Stlifat,ftu Der SabresStit.
,.@drtburser Sofbrdu" uno biefes 8itrt;
importirte @tib. uuo 8otbmsiut, prima Cigar.
rem, bofide 8eoieuuns.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-05-09
Sdngenlatten.

8r baben infer Sdn9enatten Oepartement auf Dem sruehen
SIur erOfnet. Sn unierem 8orratb Fnoet man Die Sorten, fir
peIde anbersuo einorittel mebr b~erebnet wrO. Sinfmospan5ia
StDIe, jeOer Elm @erf Der &unft. Rreife
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-02-23
Democratic UniiicatioH.

Philadelphia. Feb. 13-A St-p which i-
believed to be a preliminary tor the uni
tication OF the national Democratic party
was taken. tonight. when ~ PcunSylva-
Mia Democrats ana some from other
states met at a dinner at the Ballet
building. No organization stood sponsor
for the meeting ana all shades of Demo
Gratis Were represented. The participants
We're. 70 q man, representative Demo
Gratis.
John Cadwalader Of this cfty. who IRE
sided, explained the object of the dinner.
This meeting was called for the BurUOs,
Of putting the Democracy On it, fcrt
he said and I" Keep it from defeat here
after.
Ex-President Cleveland sent letter of
regret in which he said. ~ should be
pleased to be present on this occasion
and testify to my support Of the political
purposes its projectors have in view
am sorry. therefore. that some pTtSSins
engagements and work prevent my do
ing so.
Ex-senator David =. Hill wrote as FOIL
lows: "All such gatherings having for
theOr aim the unitcatinn Of the Demo
cratic party, renewal If allegiance IN
Jeffersonian principles OF government ana
the making of plans for Democratic vie
tories. deserve the announcement 81 All
our party friends. W. should not be ais
Outraged over recent defeats. What We
need at this time is unity in action"
Letters were read from eX-Sccretary Of
the Navy Herbert ana others AM III
whom favored a general reorganization OF
the national Democratic party. Addresses
were made by George S. Baer. president
of Franklin and Marshall College. Man
chester; Congressman John X. ThaVcr Of
Massachusetts, eX-Gov. Patt!son ana
others.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-02-23
Anti Catholic Declaration.

LONDON, Feb. Lord Salisbury in
the House NJ Lords to-day, referring ~
,he anti-Eathotjc declarations con
tanned In tEc oath which King Edward
touh gt thc opening Nc Parliament. said
;hat though hc deplorrd THE Language
III which THE declaration WAS couohed.
II mus. w remembered that the enact
mont presented the passions and
feelings of thu period when 1t Vas
Adopted. The passions Of Parliament
DOW arr not strong. hut there are IN
aouh;r!ly parts of tie country where
the controversies which the declaration
represented still hou.ishcd. ana where
the emotions which it produced had not
died out. If legislation was undertaken
II ought to be started in the House OF
Commons ana he was not certain but
that stronS feelings might he aroused
there
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-02-23
56TH CONGRESS-.
IN THE SENATE.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 22.-Two of the real
simply bills of the government,
most office and the diplomatic anu Non
sular appropriation bills, were PASS"
Nv tho senate. today. During the srea'
a.. mart Of the session a proposition ~
discontinue the appropriations LOT laH'
,n,il facilities from New YORK 70 -"
Orleans via Atlanta and from Na"S"'
CIV Mo. TO Newton, Kan. was utuer
,,,c,.,ssion The Senate continued the
<,,,rnnriations. An effort was made 10
,htain an appropriation TO continue
~. rheumatic tube service IN New
work Boston and Philadelphia. but 1t
failed.
An amendment was agreed 10 au-
tborizinp the postmaster general 10 IN
,.octieate the question of establishing
:, nostal telegraph system and to re-
,,ort his findings to the next Congress.
The diplomatic and consular appro-
nriation bill was passed in record time
only 40 minutes being consumed IN It's
consideration. After a spirited debate
The conference report of the Indian APP
propriation bill was rejected and sent
back 20 conference.
Early in the day Washington tare-
we'll address. in accordance with Gus
tom of the Senate on Washington
birthday was read. the reader beng
Senator Bacon of Georgia.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-02-23
IN THE HOUSE.

Washington, Feb. 22.-The House de-
voted today TO odds and ends of legis-
lation. With the approach of the end
of the session members with small bills
of various kinds have been besleg'ng
Speaker Henderson for recognition.
For the last ten days the pressure
has grown steadily greater. Today.
under an arrangement entered INTO
Yesterday. a large number of these
smaller bills in which members are in
dividuaIly interested We're passed. An
hour was devoted to unanimous con-
sent legislation and two hours and a
half each to the passage of private
claims bills and private pension bills.
Nine bills We're passed by unanimous
consent. and % claims bills and 139
tension bills were passed. Among the
latter was the Senate bill to pension
the widow OF the late Gen. Henry W.
IaWton, who was killed in the Philip
Zines.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-02-23
Eew President General. D. 4. 3.

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American Newspaper Publishers.

New York. Feb. 22.-The American
Newspaper Publishers Association
continued its annual meeting. today.
An address was delivered by w. J
Smith of New York. describing Il plan
for producing papers on gigantic
scale the members of the association
to take stock in the concern in pro
portion to the amount Of paper they
consume.
a resolution was adopted providing
for the appointment of n committee
to consider the project.
| At the afternoon session officers We're
| elected as follows: President, $. II.
| Kaufman Of the Washington star.
vice president. Charles II. Taylor. Jr..
| Boston Globe: secretary. w. {. Bryant.
Brooklyn Times: treasurer. Edward +.
Can, New York EN ening Post.
The following executive committee
was chosen: Charles w. Knapp, s..
Louis Republic: W. l.. Mclean. Phla-
delphia Bulletin {. NJ. Palmer. st. 10
seph News; A. a. Mccormick, Chicago
| Times Herald and Chicago Evening
Post: f. f. Whiting. Boston Herald;
Joseph T. Nevin. Pittsburg Leader
and Charles r.. Austin, Buffalo FIX
| press.
! This committee on paper was APP
/ pointed: Don q. Seitz. New York
| World VIM. Livingston. Detroit Jour
nal: J. T.. Townsend, Philadelphia
Press.
| Under the terms of the resolution
this committee has power to consider
not merely the proposition submitted
by w. j. Smith at the morning session
but propositions regarding paper sup
ply from other concerns as We'll
The special standing committee was
made up as follows: \. \. Mccormick.
Chicago Times Hefrld and Evening
Post; NJ. J. LoWenstein. st. Louis star
and Herman Ridder. New York Stats
Zeitung. This committee has charge of
matters pertaining to labor disputes.
Under the agreement approved by the
association ON Thursday. such dis
puteS are hereafter to be settled by
arbitration. The agreement is still TO be
approved by the referendum to thu 10
cal unions in the International Typo
graphical Union. The agreement covers
all forms Of labor disputes that come
UP in newspaper offices except hose
with the pressmen who are not arili-
ated with the |. T. L.
The following committee on adVcrtis-
ing agencies was appointed: +. +. can
New York Evening Post: f. f. Whit
ing. Boston Herald. and w l.. Nc
Lean. Philadelphia Bulletin.
The 18th annual meeting IF the Amcri.
can Newspaper Publishers Association
was brought to d close. tonight with A
banquet At the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. fully >.
members from an sections of the countr,
being III attendance. The guests ut tn,
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Maine Eye and Ear lnfirmary.

Portland. Me, Feb 22.-At a meeting of
the board of trustees of the Maine Eye
and Ear Intirmary held. today, the fol-
low vote was passed: That a meeting OF
the board of trustees Of the Maine rye
and Ear lnfirmary be held, Tuesday, FeD.
%. 1901. at o'clock j. . NJ, at the Intirm-
AIRY, for the purpose of hearing all com
plants against the Maine Eye and Ear
infirmarS and its mana cement The board
earnestly requests that persons hay
mig any complaints against the institu-
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Sons OF American Revolution.

meeting of the Sons Of the American
Revolution. held in this city. today, No
BILE ID. Larner was elected president Of
the society on the third ballot. Mr. Lar
ner received - votes ana DIR. j. w. Baync
IS. The election was subsequently made
unanimous.
Other officers We're elected as follows:
First vice president. DR.. John w. Bayne
second vice president, John Goodc; t.nrd
vice president. John Paule Earnest; re-
cordinS secretary. Wallace Mcdonald
Mclean; corresponding secretary, VIM.
II. Pearce; treasurer. ii. L. r. Holr: res
istrar. S. l.. Besselivre; assistant regis
trar. Or. a. {. Peale: historian, Prof.
John w. ChicEerinS; chaplain, Rev.
Thomas S. Childs. D u.