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The sun., 1901-03-09
MONTANA DEADLOCK BROKEN.
Paris Gibson Elected United States
Senator For the Short Term.

Helena, Mon, March Sat $40
o'clock In the morning, although the
legislature clock testified that it was
not yet midnight, Paris Gibson of Great
Falls was elected United States sena-
tor for the term expiring March 4, 1905.
For almost the entire term the legis-
lture had been voting daily without
result. Twenty-Five ballots were taken
during the day. At the conclusion of
The twenty-first II. l.. Frank, the lead
ing fusion candidate, announced his
withdrawal in favor of Mr.. Gibson
who up to that time had not had more
than nominal following. There was
stampede to him on the next ballot,
seven of his votes being furnished by
the wing of the Democratic party
known as the DAILY faction.
I Mr.. Gibson was born in New Hamp-
Shire on July /, 1880, and was educated
at Bowdoin college, graduating in the
class OF 81. He went to MINNEAPOLIS
IN 1853, building the first Touring mill
in that city. He also operated the
North star woolen mills there. He
came TO Montana in 1870, locating at
Fort Benton in the stock business.
In 1892 Mr.. Gibson became Interested
In the possibilities of the water power
that could be developed by the falls of
the Missouri river at the site of the
present city of Great Falls. of which he
is called the father. He laid his plans
and hopes before James ]. Hill, who
joined him in the enterprise, and the
result was the growth of city of H.
600 people on the prairies.
Mr. Gibson was member of the
state constitutional convention and of
| the first senate of the state legislature.
i lie has always been strong Demo-
| crat.
The sun., 1901-03-09
Haven Nj. II. Lyceum.

The Epworth League of Haven NJ. f.
Church will install its new and reelected
officers tomorrow afternoon at 4 O'Clock.
Toe progrtm Of exercises will be az
follows: Open chorus, Lyceum, INSTALL
alton ceremony; invocation selection,
Lycenm Qualt tet; the first vice. president,
Mrs Mollle Wooden the second vic :.
rresidept, Mrs. Susan p Nichols; solo
tenor, Mr.. Charles Elsterry; the third
vic president, Miss Alice V. Ash; the
+ urtn vice president, Mrs. Annie NJ.
ii gilman; Duet, Mrs. Mollie Wooden
sud Mics Sarah f Tate the secretary,
Miss q rtrnie A. Jefferson; the tire ,surer,
Mr.. John H. Wooden; Che chorister, Mr..
A. G. Brooks; the organist, Miss Sarah S.
Tate; the president, Mr.. John W. Bird /;
selection, Lyceum Quartet collection;
closing chorus, Lyceum Benediction.
The sun., 1901-03-09
MUSICAL FESTIVAL.
Jones Sisters Will Appear in Indian
Costumes at Salvation Army Hall

Large crowds continue to attend the
mid winter camp of the Salvation Army
in their hall, No. 800 Shipley street.
Captain Cook OF the local corps is being
assisted this week by the Philadelphia
Revival Brigade, which is commanded
by Adiutant Kemp. He is accompanied
by bis secretary and trio of young lady
singers known as the Jones Sisters, who
are OF Canadian Indiaa descent.
The Jones Sisters are creating de-
cided sensation with their excellent sing
ing. They render solos, duets and trios
Tonight msscal meeting will be
held, when the Jones Sisters will give an
Indian musical festival. They will ap
pear in the native costumes of the
women of India and illustrate the work
lone by the Indian branch of the Saliva
tion Army. There will be special selec.
tions rendered.
The Zonophone, the latest talking ma.
chine, will be utilized and selections rem
dered on it.
Tomorrow morning the Philadelphia
Revival Brigade and the local officers OF
the Salvation Army will visit the New
Castle Jail.
Services will be held in Salvation
Army Hall afternoon and evening.
Commencing on Monday night the
Philadelphia Revival Brigade will begin
! two weeks stay at Epworth M. E
Church. Rev. 4. Burgetse Short, the
pastor, is greatly pleased with the sing.
ing of the Jones Sisters and is looking for
a large revival in his church.
The sun., 1901-03-09
NO DELAWARE SENATOR.
The Legislative Session Ends With
Double Deadlock.


n Double Deadlock.
Dover. Del, March S.-The last day
of the present session of the legisla-
ture brought large crowd to Dover.
Promptly at II o'clock the senate en-
tered the house chamber, where the
joint session of the two houses was
held. There was intense excitement
when the presiding officer called for
the ballot for United States senator.
The vote for the fun term resulted
Kenny Oem.). %; Addicks (union
Rep.L 16; Dupont, Irregular Rep, Z;
Higgins Irregular Rep.) 9; necessary to
a choice, 81.
The ballot for the short term result
ed: salisbury, %: Addcks, %; Rich
ards Irregular Rep). I.
The two houses separated by vote
of 30 to %, and the senatorial battle
was at end, with double deadlock as
the result.
On the motion to separate the seven
regular Republicans who have stead
fastly refused to vote for Addicks vot
ed with the % Democrats.
Forty-five ballots have been taken in
joint session since the balloting began
on Jan. 16.
Delaware has not had full repre-
sentation in the United States senate
since the expiration of former Senator
Anthony Higgins term in 1895.
Governor HUM declared during the
afternoon that he would not appoint &
United States senator.
The sun., 1901-03-09
ARMISTICE FOR BOTHA
8oer Leader Given Time TO Confer
With Other Generals.
HIS TALKS WITH KITCHENER
according to Pretoria Dispatches,
the Two Fighters Have Had More
Than One Discussion of
the Situation.

London, March S.-A dispatch from
lourenco Marques says that General
Kitchener has granted General Botha
a seven days armistice to enable him
TO confer with the other generals.
\ special dispatch from Pretoria says
General Kitchener and General Botha
had lengthy conference on Gun hill.
General Botha was alone, and General
Kitchener was accompanied by his sec
retary.
An earlier dispatch from Pretoria,
evidently held up by the censor, has
just arrived here. 1t says General
Kitchener met General Botha and 9TH
er Boer leaders at ATiddelburg, on the
railroad between Pretoria and the from
tier of Portuguese East Africa, Feb. 27,
when the question of the possibility of
the termna ton of hostiltes was dis
clIssed.
According to The Sun, the surrender
of General Botlla would have been an
accomplished fact before now had Gen
eral Kitchener been in Il position to
| conclude the terms Of surrender. When
will include the surrender or entire
suppression of General DE Wet and
will involve the termination of the
| war.
The LichtenburE Attack.
Lord Kitchener, reporting under date
of March I, says;
''The Beers failed IN their determined
attack upon Lichtenlurg. Our losses
besides the two officers previously re-
ported, were II men killed and y
wounded. The Bocr general Celiers
was killed.
Parsons found small commando
north of Aberdeen ana attacked them
kritzinger's commando entered Pears
ton, but Gorringe. from the west, turn
ed them out, and DeliSle headed them
off on the road TO Somerset east.
DE Vets position is variously re-
ported. as his men are scattering
through the Orange Colony. ON
troops. marching north. reached pe
trusburg today.
french reports further captures of
IA FOUNDER Creiizot. with carrilpf
ana Timber complete. ANA one Hotch
KISS making q total of seven guns
fhc total number Of Beers known i,
nave been placed hors de combat since
me eastern operations began is 979."
!, These additions make Genera
ffehcil's total captures in the present
operations as follows: Guns, I: rifles
/ 1871; rounds of ammunition. oo4. .97O
horses 4.oIl; trek oxen. $500: cattle
2s,22o; sheep, 17S,7S0; wagons and
carts, 1,4j7.
\ force of 300 Beers has occunef
MaralSburg without opposition. Ther,
We're no British troops there.
Mniaisburg is about 10 miles north
east OF cradock, in Cape Colony.
The sun., 1901-03-09
INSURGENTS CAPTURED.
asninaido Reported to he Hiding II
Isabella Province.

'S"bSia hrONtnce.
Manila, March S.-Captain Duncan of
the Fourth infantry has captured a
squad OF insurgents and II rifles near
the town OF linus. IN Cavite province.
II miles south of Manila.
General Lloyd Wheaton, commander
or The department of northern Luzon,
reports the troops of his department to
be III excellent health. Less than 8 per
cent of them are sick from all causes.
Inc Manila board of health has an
hounced that on an estimated popula-
ton of 100000 for the city of Manila
the annual death rate is "a per thou
sand.
ohconfirmed information coming from
hatlve sources says that Aguinaldo is
~ hiding in the province of isabella.
lll the northeastern coast of Luzon is
ahd. American troops are scouting I'm
lhat section of the country.
disappointment among American
business men here with the limitations
OF the Spooner amendment to the army
piil Is increasing as its provisions be.
come better known. 1t is considered
10 De especially unfortunate in appar-
entity prohibiting the issuing of licenses
,or 'he cutting of timber upon public
amos. II this Interpretation proves cor
rect 1t will be n bonanza for the few
owners OF private timber lands in these
STANDS and the beginning of building
actiVlty In all towns will be considera-
bly, retarded.
The sun., 1901-03-09
RURLL HOME
LIFE FAD
Continued from First Page.)

of Jersey City Heights, is visiting the
Misses James at Eighth and West streets,
Worrell Clarkson, of st. Paul, Minu.,
is the guest Of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
James B. Clarkson.
The Alfred s. Elliotts haye returned
from Southern trip.
James A. Lattomus has returned from
a visit to his home in Blackbird hun
dred.
You see there is very little doing. II
had not my spring gowns to think of, |
am sure should yawn with ennui. |
hear in passing,
THAT
The Rev. and Mrs. 7. H. Haines, who
have. been visiting here, have returned to
Smyrna.
Miss Hilligas entertained informally
Monday evening in her Van Buren, street
home, in honor of Mrs. Morehouse, OF
Camden, Mrs. L. Heiser Ball, Mrs. Will
liam E. Williams, Mrs. William Boyer,
Miss Florence and Miss Lydia Downey.
Mrs. w. Stewatt Almond is at ATTAIN
tic City.
Mics Florence Brennan is entertaining
Miss Speakman OF Patterson, N, j.
The marriage of Miss Rebecca Miller
Philadelphia, took place on February 9,
Miss Elizabeth Amazeene, who has
been visiting Mrs. Parker Jord, has re.
turned to her home in New Castle,
N. H.
DR.. S. G. Frederick has returned from
Baltimore.
Miss Kate Kiemar has returned to her
cousin, Mrs. Harvey Hall, of Chester.
Miss Helen Wilson gave delightful
birthday party on Monday evening.
4 u \
What is there sub rosa this week?
Betty smiles, when she is brushing y
hair if ask her of any engagements She
saws the knows of none, hut tnat lit
bird whispers that there may be one.
This time the victims of Cupid's dart are
a charming Southern girl who is visiting
here and young Lothario of this city,
But that little bird can't be depended
upon, for thus Lothario is quite capable
Of fooling the little bird as Of fooling
anyone else
Then she smiles when she tells me OF
another -- engagement announced
last week, which has made stir in the
social world because of the prominence
OF tie would be Benedict. One society
paper writes him up as too fascinating to
be disliked, but too witty and caustic to
oe favorite, The query will a witty
ind too fascinating man make the low
ing husband tender maid dreams Of
but then Betty and wonder a great
deal
Then she tells me that there's deal Of
under the rose gossip about a dinner
given few nights ago, dinner that
would have made our Puritan ancestors
bow their pale faces
1t was but short time ago that vii.
mlngton society was straight laced to the
verge OF provinciaism, but the reaction
has come, as followed the restoration in
England when the gayety Of the court Of
Charles III succeeded to the Puritauism
Of the Common wealth. This particular
dinner has caused ripple Of curiosity
and some condemnation among a few
but m IRE smile at what they consider
the amusement of the smart set.
YOUNG MRS. GRUNDY.
The sun., 1901-03-09
CONVENTION NOTES.
FIVE CHARTERS GRANTED
Aggregated S425,000 In Capital
Stock.

Dover, March S.-Cert ficates OF incor.
poration were filed here yesterday as
follows:
The Merchants Loan and Trust Co.,
Brooklyn, \. Y,, to carr on the busi-
ness Of appfalsemen mt and auditing ac.
counts OF banks and corporations capi.
tai stock, 100000.
The Pennsy lvania, Ohio & West Vir-
giBia OIL and Gas Co, Wheeling, w. Va.
TO deal in oil wells, oil properties and }
general refining work capital ste ok,
Sl25,0C0
The United States Contract Trust n !
Organization Company. New York CT J
TO acquire, lease, negotiate and deal in
franchises capital stock, $l50,OgO.
The Pittsburg College of Psychology
Pittsburg, Pa /, to teach psychology in ali
its branches and 10 teach the art If mes.
merism, hypnotism and to confesr de.
gress Tor tt same cap tai $40 K Sou. COO.
The Ancient Order OF Hibernians No.
2, Wilmington, Del; on capital stock.
The sun., 1901-03-09
OvERHAULING STEAMBOATS,.
New Boat City of Trenton Will be
Launched Next Saturday.

The Wilmington Steamboat Company's
steamboat, the City Of Chester, has been
throughly overhauled renovated and
painted and is now one OF the finest boats
plying on the Delaware river. The
steamboat Brandywine is also to be ove;-
hauled and both boats will be running
on the line early in April.
The launch of the steamboat City Of
Trenton, now building for the Trenton
line OF the Wilmington Steamboat Com
pany, will take place on saturday, March
10th. The boat will be one OF the best
appointed in the river services.
The sun., 1901-03-09
Shoe Factory Cuts ware.

North Brooklield, Mass. March g.
! ne l. loo employees of the Il. & II
Stakeholder Shoe company of this town
nave received notice that March II !,
general reduction of 10 per cent i,
wages Will go into effect. All officers
from the president down are included
The firm claims that other factories
making the same kind Of shoes ar,
paving 10 per cent less than the Batch
elder concern and that the reductio,
was demanded by the stockholders !,
meet competition.
The sun., 1901-03-09
COAL MINING DEALS.
Over si.5o0.0O0 Paid For Various
Pennsylvania Properties.

over Ti.1W.uW Paid For various
PENNSYLVANIA Properties.
Altoona, Pa, March S.Two big coal
mining combinations are announced
here. The Patton Coal company. the
Cleartield and Indiapa Coal company.
james Kerr Il Co., Il. =. Mccormick &
Co.. the Chest Greek Land ana I'm.
plovcment company and the Pardees
have disposed Of their collieries and
business to the Beech Greek Coal and
Coke company, with headquarters in
the Bowling Green building. New York.
These companies shipped about 1000.
600 tons of coal last year and could
have shipped as many more but for Il
shortage Of ears. James Kerr is presi.
dent of the new company and \. f.
Patton treasurer. More than million
dollars are involved in the deal.
The other deal, involving the outla,
of Il half million dollars. was consum
mated ut Ebensblrg. The Ninton Col
liery company diSposes of its interest
to the LacRawanna Coal and Cox.
company for SlT5,000, and the Black
Lick Land and Improvement company
sells its holdings TO the same COMPANY
for S325.00O. 1t is generally believed
here that the Lackawanna Coal ant
Coke company will become a part OF
the Morgan combination. Tie I.acka
wanna people are declared to be closel,
identified with those interested in til,
big deal
The sun., 1901-03-09
How's Tbisp

w oiIer One Hundred Dollars Re-
"'ra Tor any case of Catarrh that can
''"t ne cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
II. CHENEY & CO., Props, To-
we, the undersigned, have known r..
- Cheney for the last 15 years. and
peileVe him perfectly honorable in nh
'n'sincss Transitions and financially
aple TO carry out any obligations made by
their firm. -
VEST X TRUAN. Wholesale Drug-
gusts. Toledo, o. WALDING KIN
MN \ MARVIN, Wholesale Drug-
sists, Toledo, o. 'e
liall $ catarrh Cure is taken internally.
"rtlhs directly upon the blood and mn
cons surfaces of the system. Price 75c.
rr bottle. Sold by all Druggists.
nahs Family Pills are the best.
The sun., 1901-03-09
ARRESTS IN STAMP ROBBERY,
Two Chicago Men Accused of Han.
ding Stolen Property.

hiihS otolen property.
Chicago, March S.-Government Of.
ficers have arrested Paul +. Knefel.
president of the Garfield Manufactur.
ing company at rs Dearborn street, IN
connection with the robbery of the in.
ternal revenue Office in Peoria, Ills.
where thieves secured S32, 900 worth of
stamps on the night of Jan. % last
Robert Caladine, a former employee of
Knefel, was also taken into custody.
The prisoners are not directly charg.
ed with the robbery, but the govern.
ment detectives are in possession OF
several hundred dollars worth of the
stamps stolen in the Peoria robbery
and il was through the arrest of Knefel
and Caladne that the stamps were re
covered. The government officers sa,
they have evidence to show conclusive
ly that their prisoners handled much OF
the booty of the Peoria robbery.
II is believed by the detectives that
there is Il regular agency in Chicag.
where thieves negotiate the disposal OF
stolen government property.
The sun., 1901-03-09
Naval Scientists MT oda.

Washington, March S.-Charges hav,
been preferred to the navy department
Dy captain Charles II. Davis, superin
tendent of the United States Naval oh
servatory, against Professor Stimson
!. Brown, head of the mathematical
branch of the observatory, who is ar
officer of the navy with the rank Of
captain. Both officers are well knowr
IN naval and scientific circles. The af
fair grows out of personal differences
The sun., 1901-03-09
WORK OF THE SENATE.
The Session Occupied by the Trnns-
action of Routine Business.


Washington, March S.--Despite the
fact that practically nothing but rou-
tine business is to he transacted by the
senate mt the present session, the gal
leries We're packed with spectators at
the opening of the proceedings.
After the transaction of some brief
routine business. Mr. Lodge (Mass.)
moved that the senate proceed to the
consideration of executive business.
ON that motion Mr.. Ioar (AIass.l re-
rueSted the ayes and nays. saying that
for particular reason it was desirable
the roll should be called at least once
during tile session. The motion pre-
in the affirmative.
The particular reason" for roll
call referred to by Mr.. Hoar was that
the name of Mr.. Allen of Nebraska
should be included thus officially in the
roll of senators. Some question was
raised as to the right of Mr.. Allen to
draw his pay in the new congress I'M
der his appointment by the governor
of Nebraska. Although Mr.. Allen did
not vote upon the motion, being absent
from the chamber. the calling of his
name settled his status as II senator.
The senate confirmed the following
nominations:
Thomas Worthington, attorney for
the southern district Of Illinois j. Otis
Humphrey. district judge for the south
ern district of Illinois; james l.. Me
lntosh, Jr., receiver Of public moneys
ut Sidney, Neb.
The Republican senatorial confer
ence held during the day decided moi
to leorganze the committees at this
session. This means an early adjourn
| nlnn1 of 1hn snnn1n
The sun., 1901-03-09
Musi /, at st. Paul's r. 9. Church.

A special mcsical program has been
arranged for 7.3) o'clock tomorrow
evening at st. Paups r. G. Church at
Fourth and Jackson streets. Merca-
dante's vesper service will be sung by
the choir The offertory "Inhammalus"
from Rasini's Sfabat Mater will be sung
by the regular and auxiliary choir. The
soloist will be Mrs. Mary G. Preston. At
The benediction of the Blessed Sacrament
Verdi's 80 Sa.utaris," grand duo for So
nrano and alto will be sung by Mrs.
Preston and Miss Cora 6. Taggart.
The sun., 1901-03-09
Aged Woman Severely Ir.iuted.

Mrs. Eliz, Hum, aged 81 years, who
lives with her daughter Mrs Mary
Moody, of No. l014 Adams street, while
attempting to board an East Eighth
street car at Eighth and Market streets
on Thursday, fell backward and was
rendered unconscious for a few mo-
ments. She st tied that she was on her
way to visit the home of Thom AZ Orr, at
Ninth and Church streets, and was taken
there. She was assisted inside when
she again became unc )nscious. Later
she was taken to her home. IL is feared
che cannot recover.
The sun., 1901-03-09
Death Of n California pion..,.

san francisco, March S.-.Tohn (
ilillell, the well known pioneer histo,
ran ana journalist, is dead at his INN,
III TINS cily, aged 1G years. He wns i,
prominent member of the Society ot
Pioneers and the author of nlImnrou.
WORKS, the best known probably being
bis History Of California"
The sun., 1901-03-09
Receiver For zine Company.

Joplin. Mo-, March S.-The Interna,
tional Zinc company has gone into the
hands of a receiver, with assets which
are said to be practically worthless.
The International was capitalized at
S1,000,000 and sold it's stocks in yari
Gus American and English cities Mt nj
most par, much of the stock being
bought by wage earners and other peo
pie who could not afford to lose thei,
money.
The sun., 1901-03-09
Legislators Close Call.

Albany, March S.-Assemblyman II.
l.. Stevens OF Franklin county, Assem-.
blyman G. S. Plank of St. Lawrence
county, +. ]. Seaver, confidential clerk
to the state superintendent of banks
and family and G. l.. Flint, a clerk in
the assembly, had narrow escapes from
death in fire at Mr.. Seaver's house.
The sun., 1901-03-09
KAIsER'S WOUND HEALING. z
A Facetious Message Sent to Prince
Henry of Prussia.

A FacetiOus Message Sent to Prince
Henry of Prussia.
Berlin, March SIN reply to the anx-
ious inquiry of Prince Henry of Prus-
sia in respect to the effects of the
wound inflicted on the kaiser by an
epileptic who hurled piece of iron at
him in Bremen ON Thursday the EN-
peror sent the following message to his
brother:
Il look as If | had just come from
China"
The following bulletin regarding the
Emperor Williams condition has been
published by his physicians:
"The kaiser's condition satisfactory.
His majesty slept well, and when the
bandage was changed his wound pre-
sented no infammatory symptoms.
There is some swelling of the right
eyelid and cheek. He has no fever.
'LEUTuoLD.
"BERGMANN.
"ILBERG."
The bulletin was read in the Prus-
sian house of deputies by the president,
who was charged to express the
houses grief over the wicked and das-
tardly attempt on the kaiser's life and
to congratulate his majesty on his re-
coyery,