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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-17
INVESTIGATES oHLEY's coNDuor
Wheeler or Kentucky Introduces a
Resolution for an Inquiry.

washington, Dec, H. Representative
wheeler Of Kentucky has introduced
resolution to investigate the conduct
OF Rear Admiral Schley from the time
ne took command Of the dying squa-
lroh up to and including the destruc-
ton Of the Spanish fleet, July Q, 1898.
IL fecltes The action OF the court OF
inquiry ana declares the American peo.
pie desire an investigation by citizens
not concncted with the navy depart
ment
Representative Mudd Of Maryland,
also introduced resolution relative TO
Admiral Schlcy AZ follows;
Resolved. thar the thanks OF Con-
gress and OF the American people are
hereby rendered to Rear Admiral
Schley and the officers and men under
his command for their victory over the
spanish forces and the destruction OF
the Spanish fleet In the naval battle OF
santiago de Cuba, July 8, 1893
MT. Mudd says the resolution Is not
the result Of amy concerted action by
tne Marylald delegation and represents
his individual view.
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Plttsbug Dec. l7.-Harriet p. Muir
ply prominent in church and social
circles and treasurer Of the Kingsley
house FUND, was murdered at her home,
~ ~. Howe street, East End, by bur-
slar this morning. The murderer es-
capped.
Mss Murphy was the only sister OF
seect Councilman John A. Murphy,
from the Twentieth ward and was 80
years Of age She with her brother and
Two servants, women, lived alone In
the house.
MISS Murphy was sleeping on the
second floor. She was an expert with
,"s revolver having practiced many
s sssrs ior the purpose Of protecting her
s ~ s ~ Ihe event OF Just such an attack
~ Ss happened this morning, and she al
l %sss naa o pistol either under her pill
'Os ~ within easy reach.
,. AVOut o'clock this morning her
srS was awakened by two shots.
son a "sslening to his sisters room.
''"'u neF lying dead on the floor with
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-17
GOLD IN PHILIPPINES.
Commission VIII Not Interfere With
It's Export or Import

Manila, Dec. 1.-THE United states
commission has finally decided to not
sga,n interfere with The importation or
expectation OF gold or silver unless an-
solutely compelled To do so by force OF
circumstances, but beginning with the
wear 1902. the commission VIII alter the
two 10 one rate. in accordance Fith the
exiating ratio, In the hope OF preventing
me further export Of gold and Ameri-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-17
MINERAL LEASE MATTERS TO GO.
Governor NJ Wells Wires State Senator Beanon and Congress
sional Delegation Asking Consideration Of Suoeet DC
Postponed Until After the Holidays.

ling that the lease was being negotiat-
ed, and says that he requested John
McAndrews, former employee az the
reservation, In whom the Indians have
great confidence, to attend the council
in the interest Of the Indians. the
council was held, however, without his
knowledge, and at It the Indians were
told that Che lessees were governments
officials.
II Ia the general opinion that Agent
Myton Is opposed to the opening OF the
reservation, and II now looks as II the
Indians were in favor Of the lease OK
mineral lands.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-17

This afternoon the police station OF
aeer John Hompel served warrant ON
Roy Kaighn. issued by Judge Dieni'
CHARGING the young man with murder
IN the arst degree, for the killing OF
W : Haynes. The hoy was brought
M from the county jail by Deputy
sheriff A. r. CUMMINGS and Immediate
~ upon his arrival the warrant was
served.
The Young defendant looked some
what haggard and worried His at
,orneys Judge w X. King and Frank
HOFFMAN we're with him and his father
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-17

can bills which are at present being
shipped daily
The reports from the provinces of
the earthquake OF sunday last show
that they suffered more severely than
Manila. At Battancas soldier was
killed by falling masonry
Ships felt the shock several miles az
sea.
Seven hundred bolomen nave sur
rendered IN the island OF samar, owing
10 the lack OF food
The son OF the governor Of the island
Of Negroes has been killed in an en-
gageinent With lRdrones
Four cases OF lie plague have oo-
Cured here, the FIRST since october.
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Want the N. r. EpjoIned.

New York, Dec, H. Argument was
heard by Justice Scott In the supreme
court today on application OF Wolfe
Bro. & Company and other plaintiffs
to enjoln the Northern Pacific Railway
company from carrying out plan Of
reorganization adopted In November 10
retire its preferred stock Of $4,000 OOO
The preferred stockholders of the com
pany claim that they are excluded
from purchasing certain bonds which
privilege they allege is given TO the
owners Of the common stock
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-17

with regard to the leasing Of Indian
reservation lands in Uintah county,
Gov. Wells has sent dispatches to
State Senator Bennicn and to the con-
eressional delegation asking that fur
ther consideration Of the matter DO
postponed till after the holidays. The
object OF the proposed delay is to allow
one Of the delegation 10 go over the
ground and investigate the case.
Charley Chayeneux, chief of the I'm
compahgres, states that heh ad an Ink
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-17
Railroad Aobber Identified,

Knoxville, Tenn, Dec l7.-Lowell
snence. a Pinkerton detective, today
nositlyely identified the man undef ar
rest here as Harvey Logan, one oil the
alleged Great Northern express ROD
hers He says this man was seen 10
Nashville with the woman VINO was
arrested there with quantity OF Mon
pena bank money. The man sun re-
fuses TO talk.
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him among their friends but no trncs
OF nun could be found. Others became
interested In the search for him but eil
10 no purpose. In some manner, Il N
@ld MI Mortensen learned OF the Sir
vation and ideas began to shoot
through his head He knew that HAY
mad the money and what Il meant Il
he aid not turn up With II nj the pro-
per time. He communicated with the
officials OF the lumber company ard was
shocked beyond expression 10 learn Thar
MANAGER ltOmney had not Instructed
nay 10 get the money, and did not
Know that he had got Il, Then there
were suggestions OF foul play!
Perhaps he had been waylaid and
robbed possibly murdered! But
search failed TO reveal any signs what
ever OF foul play In which HAY was
not principal
Finally the conclusion was forced on
some that Hay had indeed betrayed his
rust shattered his heretofore good
name, thrown honesty 20 the winds and
deserted his faithful Wife,
SEARCH CONTINUED.
The search was continued this morn-
ing by the company and the young
mans relatives, Inquiry at the Pacl-
to Lumber compang's office this after
noon elected the fact that Hay had not
been there today, Further than that
no Information could be CLEANED. They
simply refused TO discuss the matter.
The young mans alleged dedication
proved q great shock to them and win
TO all who knew him. He has been a
trusted employee Of the company for
about two years and is said to be an
efficient boolkeeper
HERE SEVERAL YEARS.
Prior 20 his accepting position
with the lumber company, he
was employed as q clerk at the u G. M.
l. IN the dry goods department.
II ls said he took an active part in
Church work at Forest Dale. the ward
in which he resided, and was exceed
ingly popular among all classes, II II
understood be came here from Austria
liza several years ago and at once lo-
Gated In Salt Lake city
POLICE RETIcENT.
nm effort was made 10 learn somo-
thing about the case from the police
and while they do not deny that there
ia some truth TO the reports, they were
loath to discuss the matter II wns
practically confirmed when II became
known that several persons had beer to
see the chief OF police last night and
today. and when the further fact Leak
cd cut that the chief Was looking up
railroad schedules ond sencing out tele-
grams
II the chief possesses o clue as to the
route taken by the man, he does not
to divulge the secret 1t Is be-
lleyed. however, that Hay left last
night on The 1880 train for Butte and
Portland, and that he VIII be appre-
bonded before many days.
Hays wife, who comes from one OF
the best families IN the state, is almost
With grief over the dlscoy-
cry Of her husbands disappearance,
end the crime charged against him.
II Is said that az late hour last nlghI
she was still looking for him and that
she was on the verge Of Mysteries,
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p.n,d over treaty Ratification.

London Dec. l7,-with the exception
~ the Globe. the afternoon newspapers
,adav comment approvingIy on the ral-
,acstlon of the Hay-Pauncefote tresS
hv he Irnited States senat today inc
S ~ sees in the Overwhelming ma,
,or,tv for the ratification PROOF tna s
Ia ~ comnaot Is regarded as one-s ,l,.
ans oa,criated TO adversely affect BRIT
ish political and com,merS,i ,n nnrase "in
senator Teller's offensive s,I pnrnss the
her present mood" clearly slg ,na, ing.
paper says, "the conviction ,s, sha. r" "a
and has become TOO supl l.Ins, ,he
, s,oud nm FOR her rights against '"'
great republic .,s. att IL A sur
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-17
TRACTION CAR JUMPS TRACK.
'%s"eu into a Livery Stable, Seven
reOple Being Severely Injured.

r'''sOurg' Dec ia Southern trac-
' ".a car jumped the tracks on the
," ivy m'slde Of Mount washington be-
s,s uuynshl this morning and besides
ll,s sr~s seven people. crashed into a
|h rh sAole and completely wrecked
ne, ~ tH ", accident occurred at the cor
and n. ,nslhla and Woodville avenues
WV INJURED are as follows.
THE INJURED.
ss MIS- u Lulu Reese, nose broken and
NIL ,v,oably fractured.
glass az M'n9le suckler, cut by flying
sarS SaO right hand badly torn.
head sra nscOray conductor cut about
a f"S a lase and right arm sprained.
jurea . -, SS'aole, motorman' Knees In
siasS ana face and hands cut by dying
back sIns soi 1, Sseb, officer, bruised and
Injured oheer. bruised and back
BODY bruised oau'y cut N head ana
homes ny injured were removed to their
cover rs AL 1t is thought. win re-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-17

ioss ' d,a, court OF inquiry as attorneys
~, i an sampson, have applied TO
secy, long Tor permission 10 be heard
~ wywa' against the approval by the
seo'1'Ny OF The minority report writ.
Ton ~ Admiral Dewey and appended
70 wv majority report Of the court OF
inqmG Inc SECRETARY has consented
10 submit. '"'' "'"y V"rV
REPRESENTATIVE Norton Of Ohio today
ins Y. Y, s,,. resolution proposing the
active list. '0'''' W v"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-17

.,,..,,oyton. pee. 1.-THE FIRST de-
"''S ma session In the House began
l' e. ?, n II M blll to provide temporary
i'l's , ~ for the Philippine islands
ft'e'iOs .,,a agreement made last Friday
up's ,.s ~" e to continue today ana
'"v a,row until 4 o'clock when the yo'e
'ouO' ~ ,oven Mr. Payne, the moor
y !, the majority opened for ms
' "a and a owing to the lndisposition Of
~, \, richardson the door leader OF inc
Sh ir ',s who IS suffering from an at
' '."S n IA grippe, the task Of opening
Ss' a,o pemocratic side devolyed up
~ wr swanson, Of Virginia. There
v"' mir attendance in the galleries
n s me debate began some preliin-
Inv busincss was transacted Messrs'
psArmoud, tMo) and Broussard' La)
~ hod not heretofore appeared at
@Is session, took the oath
v" ,,,or the routine had been disposed
>, Mr.. payne moved that the House go
'o,o committee of the whole for The
in nO.ldsratIon Of the Philippine revenue
, va Two Democrats, Messrs' Vandl-
lp ntoS ana Cooper, (Tex) attempts
W. ,nterrupt the motion with re-
eV ear unanimous consent TO con-
u 1las aehIw resolutions but Mr. Payne
s'Slned 10 Yield the floor and his mo-
w n, coopers resolution declared
,.hi.v IN command entitled to credit
, ?, cyyedIi for the victory at Santiago
nnd directing that he be placed on the
oStve ust with the rank he held before
retirement. - .,.o. a..
ending Of the court Of inquiry reflected
Admiral scbley and calls of AN investi-
Admiral schley and calls for an investi-
~sIch shall investigate what. injus-
,lrs has been done and whether envy,
,ealousy rivalry or other factionai
ieeHngs exist among naval officers ana
what remedy should be applied.
M Payne, In opening the debate,
carefully explained the purpose Of the
bnl which already has been set forth
IN his report He reviewed at some
Iength the events leading up to the
formulation OF the tariff. He con-
trasted the Spanish rates with those
ared by the commission. On -four, foe
Instance, he said, the rate had been
reduced from sl,SS 10 SO cents. on rice,
from 80 cents to { Ocents, and on hams
ana smoked meats from S912 TO 49,
prcportlonate reductions had been made
on other articles
M. Payne explained that the com
mission also had deemed II wise TO con-
tinue portion Of the old Spanish ex-
port tax on hemp, sugar and tobacco,
owing TO the difficulty Of levying and
collecting a land tax. Personally, he
said, he did not like the idea OF an ex-
port tax, but there seemed no other
way at present. There was necessity
for immediate action TO meet the sit
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-17
ROADS BATTLING
WITH SNOW DRIFTS
Fortunately Big Storm in Wyoming lla'
Broken Reports Of Loss Of Life anO
Live Stock in Red Desert.

stock losses continue 70 com, "a.
no authentic information has oes ~, ~ .
ceIved in the Red Desert cou'"', .y,ll
we're badly catered but the 'oss ., ~"
be sn,all, This is true OF other sections ~
of the state, A number o. ne'us 1000
camp movers are said to 30 ni'Ss XIV,
and while their friends believe IVY ~,
perished the truth win not % 49, sa'
for several days. II Is the genera ~
lief however. that the missing o" y.
sought shelter somewhere anu nv,,
that the storm has subsidized wiz soon
put In an appearances
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-17
j, .,o, ror Mrs. shannon's Murder

washington, Dec. las a result &C.. Of
,Ao Inones, on the remains Of Mrs,
t s1I,abeth Shannon, who was iouhu
s I.,i1 in n field near Waynesburg, yes,
u ,orday David Hoge has been placed
t LA arrest, Finger marks were tOuna
W. ur'1 ,he woman's throat and Il is thought
e ehe was checked to death Hoge " u
suv of an old and well known
c,eene county family.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-17
DEATH OF MRS. ANDERSON
Aged P ioneer of Ogden Valley Passed
Away.

Pehrnilla P. Anderson, wife OF Nils
Anderson, and mother Of Edward II.
Anderson. died this morning at her
home In Huntsville, Weber county.
Utah. She was born in Nabele, skone,
sweden, December o. 1916 and was the
daughter Of Peter and Cecilia Peterson.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-17
KAIGHN ARRAIGNED FOR MURDER.
SLAYER of W. Haynes Pleads "Not Guilty. Before Justice Deh
This Afternoon Preliminary Hearing set Tor January Zna
Young Man Taken Back to JAIL

Col. Kaighn was also present.
The complaint was filed with judge
Diehl early this afternoon. II Is sign
ed by Officer John Hempel and was
read to Kaighn prior TO taking up thu
regular police court cases.
As the complaint was being read 70
him the defendant stood erect and
faced the judge.
"Not guilty" he said, in clear and
distinct voice. lie then took a seat
by his father
1t was finally agreed TO set the pre-
liminary hearing for January End 1902.
at 10 a, m, and the attorneys for the
defense and state agree TO dispose OF
the matter then so far as the hearing
Is concerned.
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w,,hdraw from Naphtha Union.

81 Petersburg, Dec. IA telegrem
from pak,l says the meeting Of naphtna
Arms summoned to deal with the eA'
nor, question resulted In the withdraw,
nj from the union Of the firms OF No i05
and Mantasheff Other houses ne ,O',,
nv he Rothschilds, are SAID 70 nave
formed combination which Is eN'
nectad ia increase export prices
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-17
VISIT MARCoNrs PLACE.
Gov. Boyle and Newfoundland Cab
met Inspect His Apparatns.

ST. Johns, N f., Dec 17-Gov Boyle,
Premier Bond and the members OF the
Newfoundland cabinet, as this dispatch
is sent are at Signal hill inspecting the
Marconi apparatus
A representative Of the Anglo Amer
lean Telegraph visited the governor
this morning to protest against the Of
fetal visit. IN view Of the compepy's
legal action. The governor and cabi-
net decided TO meet Slgnor Marconi.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-17
GA here OF the loss Of nine lives IN var
lous parts Of the state.
SITUATION AT PiTTsBuRd'

lous parts Of the state.
SITUATION AT pITTsBuRd'
Pttsburg, Pa. Dec. ll,-ihe , ln'uv
rivers at Pittsburg have failen pe'v"
the danger line and the work on clea,
Ing away the debris, mud ana .ne ~ ~
claiming OF lost craft, washed away W
the waters has begun. the ioss SUI
tanned by Plttsburg interests ,nay
reach 100000. The boards OF heaitn "
the two cities are distributing disin,ec-
tants In the flooded districts and TINS,
IL Is thought. will reduce sickness 10 lhe
minimum but II viii take weeks los
Inundated houses to be dried Out anu
made III for occupancy
IN WYOMING VALLEYS.
Wllkesbarre, Pa, Dec. 1.-THE flood
situation In the Wyoming valley shows
some Improvement today, The water IN
the Susquehenna river receded two
inches more during the night, but the
lowlands are still submerged and all
connection between Wiikesbarre and
!, the towns on the west side Of the river
.is sill cut of
The first passenger train on the Lee
hlgl valley railroad from the east ar
rived shortly after midnight IL car
rled number Of belated passengers
who had spent As hours In the cars In
the food district near Stony Creek. The
first train bound east over the Lehigh
Valley left this morning The Central
Railroad Of New Jersey which was
about the heaviest sufferer by the food,
o@sNcta 10 resume the running OF
through trains this afternoon.
AN OHIO FLOOD AVOIDED.
Cincinnati, Dec. II. The cold weather
has averted disastrous food In the
Ohio river at this point. The rivers con-
tributing 10 the rise are all falling.
THE DELAWARE FALLS.
Bordentown, N. j., Dec. i7--rhe
freshet In the Delaware river here has
fallen two feet and is gradually pass
ing out Trafsc VIII probably be re-
sumed today. Only two trains from
Csmden have reached Brodeatown to-
day.
THROUGH TRAFFIC. RESUMED.
Easton. Pa, Dec. 17.--,rhrough pas-
senger traffic on the Lehigh Valley rail-
road from New York 10 Buffalo is prac-
ticelly open after tie up Of nearly
AZ hours due to the foods.
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Dr.. Rush $, Huidkopcr Dead.

Philadelphia Dec. l1,--Dr. Rush s.
Bnidkoper died here today from a com
plea ZION Of diseases said TO have been
contracted during the Spanish-Ameri-
can war Dr. HuldkoDer was United
Smts commissioner general at the ex-
position In Hamburg In 1883 and In 1893
was appointed chief surgeon In the
army win rhe rank Of lieutenant col
onel He was Il years Of age
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Steamer Sunk In Collision.

Boston, Dec 1.-THE British steam
ship Isle OF Kent, Of Newcastle, Eng
land, from Savannah, for Bremen, put
in here today with her bows crushed
In and her stem battered She brought
the entire crew Of the Spanish steamer
Amnesti, bound from Bllboa, Spain, for
Philadelphia. the latter vessel having
sunk In half an hour after a collision
with the Isle OF Kent on Saturday last
when about thirty-elght miles east OF
Cape Cod.
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Frozen to Death.

Omaha, Neb, Dec. 17.-Last nights
cold wave proved fatal TO one man and
two others we're badly frozen. Thomas
jefferson, colored, was found frozen
stiff In the rear OF saloon and died
al the police station. George II;
Rbodes. a sewing machine agent and
Fritz Heltz were found In q half frozen
condition. Both may lose hands ana
feet
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-17
Cabinet Meeting.

Washington, Dec. 1.-THE cabinet
meeting today was almost entirely de-
voted to the discussion Of appointments.
principally In the department Of JUS
tice. The following have been selected
and VIII be appointed within a day or
two
w j Robinson third Judge Of the
circuit court Of Hawaii Robert j.
Bfeekons OF Wyoming United States
attorney for the district Of Hawaii
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Especial TO the ''News.o)

Cheyenne, Wyo, Dec 1.-THE big
storm has broken and the weather In
Wyoming Is moderatng. Temperature
Of from ten below zero to fifteen above
are reported from most sections. The
wind he's decreased In force ana alto
gelher the situation Is very enoourag-
lng' The railroads are still battling
with drifts Of snow, but no blockades
have occurred and unlesa q high wind
springs up no further trouble Is ex-
pected. Reports OF loss of life and
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-17

clnclhhau, Dec, l7-A Times. star
spsse'a,, ron Springfield, Ohio. says
tnh' T rl' Eleanor Ludlow, niece or exs
Coy. hushncl, said today
I,ele " positively no truth In the
repel Of lhe engagement Of Capt.
Ric"nonu 4 Hobssn and myself. You
wlp u9 me a favor TO deny II and YOU
cannp' make the statement too em-
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Americans Want 20 Exploit siberia

parlln Dec. 1.-THE correspondent IN
g, DI pstersburg Of the Cologne Gazette
~ .aioaronbs that a number Of experts
,seenrssenting big American firms nave
alrivod at Vladvostock, en- route ior
Siberia where they win build factories lea;
S s.ninI' the agricultural and mineral
wealth of the country
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The sIndia a Total Wreck.

Ocean City n. j.. Dec. 1.-THE Brit
!sh park SiDdla, which went ashore In
the northeaster on Sunday morning.
Will prove n total loss. This afternoon
she broke In two and has been aban-
dQned BY the wreckers. The vessel and
ealso are valued . nearly half a MIL
lion dollars.
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visiting Mrs. Mckinley.

canton. Ohio. Dec 1.-Two sisters 81
=, - ,ate President. Mrs. J. Duncan ana
W. ~ Helen Mckinley Of Cleveland are
here here 10 visit Mrs. Mckinney ,,.A,
nV Ms Mckinley does not require ml ,,,,.,
:. ~ o,,ention although Doctors PhlIhp
o ond portmann see her once or twice
,paek
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Senate nninns

sepa,o" cog, Dec. 17.--soon after the
ton. ms esS1,sened today Joint resolu-
act elo sv,a, some amendments to the
District ~ ss' coh a code OF law for the
Passed. 'u'nnla' was reported and
tine business =, OF purely rou-
s'' The Senate, at 1895 D. M,
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on motion Of Mr. Allison went into ex-
ecutiye session
At 1850 the Senate adjourned,
While the Senate was IN executive
session today, Senator Morgan maze an
effort TO have the Senate make his blll
authorizing the acquisition of a right
of way for the proposed lsthmian cana
across Costa Rica and Nicaragua tne
special order for o'clock tomorroW'Du'
he senate declined to make the order
n wns suggested that MT Mors.h
might move 10 take up the bill tomor-
row He indicated purpose to pur'
sue this course.