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the emphatic vote of 1s to AZ the sen.
ate late Tuesday afternoon rejected
the conference report on the military
academy appropriation. The report
was rejected because II was regarded
by large majority of the senate az
too drastic, and while no instructions
could be given the conferees by the
senate, II was understood that to se.
cure n favorable action by the senate
q modified provision as to the penalty
for hnzing would have to be pre-
scented and agreed upon by the con
ferees.
House. The house spent the day
upon the sundry civil appropriation
bill and reached the 09tE page. There
are 135 pages in the bill. The features
of the day was the debate upon the
question of irrigation of arid lands
in the west which came up incidental
ly. No material amendments were
placed upon the bill Tuesday.
Washington. Feb. 21.--s'enate.--Th
senate spent the day on the post
office appropriation bill, making
some progress. but not completing
it, The amendment of Mr.. Butler
IN. C.). proposing u reduction oi
about 8 per cent. in the pay for rail.
way postal service. was defeated.
rs 10 81. after n debate. in which
Mr.. Dcpew answered Mr.. Buffers
criticism on the large profits made
~ Ancrican roads. Late in the day
"a >hari, controversy IN the pneli-
i,,ctit. i,,im question was precipitat.
al rs an amendment offered by Mr..
Mason extending !sai service TO Chi
r.ic9 and one by Mr.. Vest extending
il 10 81. Louis.
i.cns, !l,r house finally passed
;hc snnihy civil appropriation bill
Wednesday and entered upon consid
rr,,' 81 of itc general deficiency, HE
la 81 the gcnern appropriation
,ilss.
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"a IA, Inc house, ut the last session
a,d to bring i. before the senate
foi ct,nsidrration. To some extent
he merits Of the measure was dis
!. qss.,d. D,rriur the remainder of the
.t.t,.ri.oon the post Office appropria-
.ian Tin was under, consideration.
ytie, +, prolonged contest the ap-
~ ,.i.iatitu FOR rns.u,,,atic tube serv-
i..,. ,y.,s iii,-inated entirely. so that
as N. hill stands now the service
sill have to he discontinued after
July /.
iiousc c4-Thursdav was another
felJ day IN the house. Two distinct
xc,,sations occurred. Early i'm the
lay. during The consideration of an
amendment to deficiency appropria.
ton b,lI to prevent haZIng ut the
naval academy. Mr.. Hepburn. of Iowa
used exceedingly strong language
while inveighing against the practice
Of hazing, charging by indirection
that the habits of tyranny and oppres
sion formed by the officers of the
army and navy at their academies
was responsible for the refusal oi
sailors to enlist in the navy and foi
the large number of desertions from
the army.
Washington, Feb. 23.-Senate-Two
of the senate supply bills of the gov.
enrment. the post Office and the din.
lomatic and consular appropriatiou
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ELECTED United state. senator.

Salem, Ore, Feb. 25.--John H.
Mitchell was elected United States
senator at 1890 o'clock Sunday
morning to succeed John. w. Me-
Bride, whose term expires on March
4 next. His election was accom-
plished by combination of IS re-
publicaus with II democrats, making
4s votes. the ma jority necessary to
elect. The result was reached on
the 25th ballot of the day and the
SD of the session.
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San Francisco. Feb. a5. The trans
port Solace arrived here Sunday from
Manila with six officers and IL pri-
Yates sick and wounded. She also
brought la military prisoners, among
whom is Frederic N. Baker. q de-
serter Who was captured while serv-
ing as an officer IN the Filipino army.
lie 10 under sentence of life impris-
onnlent,
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Youngstown. o., Feb. 23.-The
Youngstown athletic club will make
q test of the Ohio prize fight law on
March I. Jack O'l,rien and Martin
Flaherty will box in spite of Gov
Nash's instructions to the contrary
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East Liverpool. o., Feb. 25.IWhile
household goods were being auction
e. of in the residence of John Kerr.
at Wellsyille. the flooring collapsed
and 30 persons fell to the cellar ten
feet below. Strange to say no one
was injured seriously.
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West Superior, Wis, Feb. y5.-WiI:
liam Clabetts, who killed his wife
about three months ago by hitting
her on the head with an AK, was found
guilty by jury which had been out
100 hours. The wife killed was Cla-
belts fourth.
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An A..a.sin Sentenced
Kingston, JHmaicu, if'eb-eeSs|:- n

Kingston, JamaIcu, reU
assnssin Of James Lyal, acting Brit
ish consul at Ciudad Bolivar, venel-
uela. has been sentenced to IL years
imprisonment. The murder of Mr..
l.yal was perpetrated early in March,
1000, an he was leaving the consulate
in Ciudad Bolivar.
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Toledo, o.. Feb. 2a,-Miss Via Lew
Is, q young society woman Of Find
lay. died as the result Of an operutiun
for tonsiIitis. The surgeons instr,t
ment slipped. seyering an srtsry, and
before the surgeon knew the rasaIt
Of HE error she wps II : dyiRe con-
ditiop. 6he die9 u - ujnufes
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MONDAY.

MONDAY.
King Edward will visit Ireland next
year.
ted States senator by the legislature
of Oregon.
Mrs. Carrie Nation has tired of Jail
life and has written Judge Hazen a
letter demanding her release.
Dawson papers tell of rich stakes
ON Iepine Creek. where quartz as
saying Ss4 to the ton was found.
King Edward left England for Ger
many. for the purpose of visiting his
sister. the Dowagcr Empress Fred
erick.
Resolutions demanding the en-
forcement Of the prohibitory law
were passed NJ mass meeting In
wichita.
J. e. Holland. third officer of the
wrecked Rio dc Jsneiro. who was
among the missing. has turned up
unharmed.
An appeal has been issned in Ber-
lin for friends to assist il, the erec-
tion of the projected Verdi imonu-
meut Mt Milan. ffi,
A large party of clergymen and
Ribie sts,slsnts, left New York on the
stea amship Werra for the Holy Land.
They will Ne absent more than three
months.
| Mrs. Emmnns Blaine has turned
over to the Chicago university the
Chicago institute of pedagogy. which
represents an endowment of nearly
| $l.0OO. 900.
| The full text OF the imperial edict
regarding the pnnishments of the Of
Tending Chinese have been sent to the
foreign ministers. Several of the cul
prits will be probably executed in
Peking.
The Beers are retreating in scat
tered and disorganized parties be
fore the advancing column of Gen
French. Col. Owen captured DE Wet''
l5-pounder and pompon as well al
53 prisoners and quantity of am
munition.
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Rc.nion Of the 4th ReEIm~n mt.

Columbus, o., Feb. 23.-The ex-of-
hcers of the 4th regiment, .. n. G..
celebrated Washington's birthday ny
their annual banqper. Coils. Colt. All
ans. Freeman and Curry were speaS-
ers.
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Ag~d slissiosarv Dead.

Ashland. Wis, Feb. 23.-Rev. Henry
Blatchford, for 60 years Presbyteri-
an missionary among the Chippewa
Indians Of the Lake Superior region.
died Of old age 1t Odanah ~ the ~
81 % yesrs.
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Busi.ess Failures for the Week.

New York, Feb. 22.-Business fail
ures in the United States for the
week numbered 2l9, as against 22S
last week. 15s in this week year ago,
22O in 1899, 1888 in 1898, and 25S i'm 1897.
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pickeA up nnaly Fro.en.

Toledo. O., Feb. 25.-H. j. Parker,
aged 32 years. was picked up in Prov
idence road Saturday night SO badly
frozen that he will die. His toes
and portions OF his feet have dropped
Al
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saengerfest Hall te he Wreckea.

Cincinnati, Feb. 25.-The fate of
Saengerfest hall has been decided,
and inside few days the vast struct-
ure will be wrecked, and the building
material 1t yields sold.
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1.arnntn. O.. Feb. 23.-Pittsbureh
capitalists are negotiating for Browne
island, near here, to make II a summer
resort. with hotel, race track, etc. II
Is near the new street railway.
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Department of Justice Building.

Washington, Feb. Ex-senator
Scott from the senate committee on
public buildings and grounds reported
an amendment to the sundry civil
appropriation bill appropriating
$90O.OO0 for the construction of a
building for the department of JUS
tice.
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London, Feb. s3.--The marquis Of
Headfort Is reported TO have married
Miss Rosa Boote, member Of the
'Fiorida" company. - ths Lysis ths-
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Philadelphia, Feb. ga national
combination has just been completed
here with slo,OoO.OOo capital to fight
the plass trust.
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Washington. Feb. 49, st. Peters.
burg, Russia, will soon advertise in
the papers of the world for the es.
tablishmcnt of electrical street car
lines.
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ITEMS OF INTEREST
The News Of the WorlA CsnaenseA
and Co1lated for the BeneAt 81
~ the Hasty Reader.
suNpAf,

It IL reported that Gen. Botha IL
about to surrender to the British
authorities.
; Francis J. Schanb and Miss May L,
Winter. cloped from Baltimore, and
were married in an automobile GO
ing at the rate of Is miles an hour.
Harry schwartz, of Lcadville, Col,
killed himself by shooting in order
that his wife might collect $4,000 in
surance on his life. They were PEN
niless.
The vice president of the Pacific
Mail Steamship Go. blaines Capt.
Ward for the disaster to the Rio de
Janeiro. He should not have at
tempted to bring the vessel into San
Francisco during a fog.
The senate passed an amendment
to the Louisiana purchase exposition
bill closing the fair on Sundays. 1t
also. adopted an amendment provid-
ing an appropriation of $250.OO0 for
government exhibit at the Charles
ton exposition.
President Mckinley issued q
proclamation calling for AN extra
session of The senate for executive
purposes Immediately after the dis
solution of the present congress.
Brig. Gen. Theodore Schwan has
been placed On the retired list ON his
own applications under the forty
years service clause.
Several hundred imperial Chinese
troops attacked 81 Germans west of
Pao Ting Eu February FL The Ger
mans were hard pressed, fought a
rear-guard action, and eventually
drove the Chinese back. The Ger
mans had one man killed and seven
wounded. II is estimated that the
Chinese lost 90n in killed and wound
cd.
Edwin y. Conper. minister of the
the United States to China. viii re-
turn to his native land on leave OF
absence. The strong probability is
that he will not resume his diplo-
matte post in Ieking.- His successor
is w. W. Rockhill. director of the
bureau of \mcrican republics and
special commissioner in China, who
has acted as Mr.. Congers adviser
throughout the negotiations.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-07-10

motion afterwards.
 A delesate-Movs to recommit the subdivision. s. &
 Mir. Jones (Montgomery)--No, l won't, 1 am going to make the mo- ton that I got up to make. It is very evident that we are shooting in the woods and do not know who we are going to hit and the apprehension among intelligent lawyers and intelli- gent business men as to what this thing means Is a sufficient reason why this Convention should go slow. Now move to table the subdivision the substitute and all of the amendments.
 Mir. Watts-I call for the ayes and noes on that. and 8 division of the question.
 Mr. whiteside-I make the point of order that you cannot lay part of a section on the table. This is only a subdivision of the sectian.
 MT. Fitts-In response to that I make the point of order that before the sec ton was started into, at the request of the committee 1t was by unanimous should be treated as a section. and So disposed of.
 MT. whitesidc-Not voted on as a section.
 Mir. O'Neal-But considered as a sec tion.
 The President-The present occupanf of the Chair was not in the Chair when that agreement was arrived at but 1t seems in view of the agreement that the point of order would not be well taken.
 MT. Reese-I desire to make an in- qulry. Suppose .he amendments off, fered are not laid upon the table. and yet the original subdivision is laid up- on the table. You have got an amend ment hung up in the air with the ser tion gone.
 The President-A division of the question has been called for and the Chair will submit the questions In thei, order.
 MT. Reese-That was the point de- sired information on. Suppose the Convention refuses to table the amend ment and yet they table the original subdivision?
 The President-That is a complicated state of affairs that the Chair will dea with when 1t arises and not anticipate | it. The ayes and noes are demanded | the question is. is the call for the ayes and noes sustainedf The reouisite number arising the csil was sustained.
 The President-The Chair will sub- init first the question on the motion to table the substitute offered by the gentleman from Clarke. As many as favor laying the substitute on the ta- hle will aay ave and those opposed Tic
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-07-10

the article. Therefore l cannot see, to save my life, why this provision which Is intended to remedy such great evil should be condemned by this Convention. As my friend from Mont gomery said, wherever general law. even though 1t is a good one, is offered in the General Assembly, 1t Is a con- stant thing to see members rls6 up and exempt their counties from it. The result ic a confusion of the law, and no lawyer in the State knows what the law in the different counties is in which he goes to practice. He has to learn 1t before he goes there. We have a confusion of the law by reason of the fact that the different counties have different laws all over the State. think it is highly important that this subdivision of the article should be al- lowed to remain as 1t is, and I hope that this Convention will vote down the substitute and the amendment.
 MT. Jones secured recognition. MT. Jones (Montgomery)-I will yield to the gentleman from Lauderdale to make a statement.
 | Mir O'Neal-I stated just now that | the committee would accept the anSnd- ment offered by the gentleman from Clarke, but on a conference with the committee. I find that they are opposed to it. I desire to say, however. that the committee is willing to accept the amendment suggested by the gentle
 man from Jefferson, Dr. Cunningham.
 Mir. Jones (Montgomery)-I move to lay upon the table the original subdi- division. the substitute and all of the amendments, my reason for that is that the debate shows that we do not know what we are doing in respect | to this matter
 MT. watts-I make the point of order that the gentleman cannot discuss a motion to table.
 Mir. Jones (Montgomery)-I will make the statement and then will make my
Decorah-posten., 1901-11-05

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1901. Wr. SbaIeen 9eteoe Innie
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lingo Hoie funSet.
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bar faaet ct Telegram ira lin iapnebe
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blep siort, % nc tGnfte, at @utten
bar gaaet tiliies, Ga ban altio bapbe
nGret en- Sorfi9rligfeo Tor Sis.
manosIipet. San er Ell Satterlen al
afbsoe @iifop @hipple % bar life
fplbt 20 Iar enor1i.
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Dill bIipe nappet.
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lfieaige Snlpeftsrer ON, at ell berpg.
ret artorfilt, Der er tlenot unoer
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oct ionrmen Tcnoc til ham. FOR at
hon fiinbe rciic clrtcn til Spb. cllcr
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On oiin Ola.

i 7prehanen / 9incoIn Qarf.
Chicago, er Der en- clm ela. iom man
bar maattet iase 0crncne al. lens
2affer onr npiten ire ZOO Iange os
hauoe lem @rene pan hpcr SiSe.
9pretrnmer Gp Ne 8rn maotte lille
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gen git let Tor iis. Der par ilere. JON
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mBnmtrs.
Vper GpInni.

G6epenne, lite Iop. ct antaI
ganfierer % andre riae WPno / Sol.
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lpnOere i @poming. 100000 acres
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get for en- fipmpeitor aonuI og Ban.
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beioet. Der err giort llnoerisgeIier
iom bier, at Sorben egrer iis til
Gprfrine al Siifferroer, % en- itor
6abrit ifol opisre5 / &olonien.
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Sanoet afhUnocs.
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Tar. - ltlouligc "Gntries".

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1876 Miaiunsr Cellars.

De auilaueoe llogiiter til Bolt.
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Colorado.
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