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The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1901-03-09

For Sale-A "Yost' Typewriter No.
2. In perfect working order. Double,
standard keyboard. All characters
perfect. Very little worn. Needs
new ink-stand only. The machine ia
offered for $50 90 cash. II new pad IL
wanted $500 extra. Call, see and try
the machine, or address "Yost,h care
Iberian office.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1901-03-09

For Sa1e--A Tucker Alarm Cash
Drawer. SO possible combinatiads.
Second hand. In perfect working
order. Regular price, $3.50. Will be
sold for sI.a5. Cash Drawer, care
Ibexian Office.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1901-03-09

For Rent. tive cottages, Fast
Side bayou. Apply to
MRS. b. +. CHRIsTIANCY.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1901-03-09

FOR SALE--A good riding saddle,
in fair condition. Will be sold fer So
cash. Address, Saddle" care IberiAn
Office.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1901-03-09

FOR SALE-Four (4) town building
lots, measuring so feet front by ISa
feet deep, corner of St. Peter and
Chestnut streets, in New iberia. AL
four offered for $I2oo. II sold
separately, corner lot $500. Inside
lots, $3oc each. Apply to Z. r.
M1llard, AgenG
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1901-03-09

FOR SALE-A steam gauge, ifsA
case, iappanned, 81 inches in
diameter, 10 register tive hu1dtsd
pounds or less, single spring. Offered
for $3.50, less than half its ssst.l
Apply at the Iberian office.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1901-03-09

ORSALE: l1thorou gh bred Jersey mllca
COWS. Thoroughly gentle and good milESrs.
Splendid animals for family or dairy sgt.
vice. Will be sold AT a sacraacs to quick
buyers. For prices. further particulars. and
Al inspection OF the cows, call on Walter A.
Fears Weeks street, New iberia La.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1901-03-09

Dr.. Sylvester's Li"iment pene
rates to the bone itself.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1901-03-09

Rooms to Let-Furnished or not.
Airy. Well lighted. Close in. Conner
of ST. Peter and Weeks streets. Apply
to Dauterieve Building.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1901-03-09

The base ball season is near
At hand. y
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1901-03-09

FOR RENT OR SALE,
Comfortable two story residence
on st. Peter st. Apply to
Il. S. MCMAHON.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1901-03-09

The America Fire Company No.
. met on last Monday night.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1901-03-09

FOR SALE-Oue double suction Ivea
lrrigating pump 10 inch suction, 10 inch DIS
charge fer 800.
Also one Hale grand upright piano for less
than half its cost. Good As new. Address,
A. W. Edgar, Olivier. La.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1901-03-09

Lost--Four five dollar bills, rolled
in pocket handkerchief on Thursday
afternoon. / believe in Misfot Bros.
store. Reward offered for return.
Mrs. G. G. Guilfoux.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1901-03-09

court was again in session
this week.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1901-03-09

ro-night-"The Forever and
rrer Devils Auction"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-11-14
Der strassnbabn Streif.

Donnerftae brahte meter nidts neues
in Der Streitltudtion mebrere 8abns
tpasen ipurben ssfeinist unO Elm @onouf,
tsur erblelt bic S9doelbaut aufeeihnit'
len. Die nnteritiisunesselber fur bic
Streitsr tommen gut elm elm @omtte er'
Iens,e in breiplertel Siunoen s45 rs
uno bic 8rnuerei 4rbeiter sabsn aud
cine ihDne @eloiumme Der.
I'm ~ nbr 5reitae Abeno puroe Elm
binausfabren6et 8abnnnSen auf oet
@reen 8ibse Peoples .2lnie an 6 pouie
apsnue. nabe Iib StruBe. burd eins
uuf bic 9elsiie eelesie Dpnomitputrons
ftarf beiddeiet au6 bic Jenter in Der
Hahbarthaft tpuroen bemoiirt unb burb
ben 8oreans beoeutenbe Mnfrfeune Der,
uriadt. Bum @lud bsfunoen iia tens
8aHngiere in BEN 8"abnpagen uno nur
Der Wotormann erbielt our& cine @las,
iherbe bic Sano serfhnitteu. Die Cons
panic 1T iiter ben 8oreaue ni6t tpenie
aufsebra4t uno bat cine 8elobnune Don
500 flr bic @rsteiiuns bes Mtfetbd'
tiers auseeisbt.
SOnnta8 Nahmittae puroe nabe Der
@de o 2userne unb l8. SiraBs etr
2userne 8abnuaeen bon elner Weniden'
roite eetelniet. ale Seniier in oemielbsn
iotpis bic TrOlspit,nse sebrO6sn unb Dc,
@~onbutteur, IS9bn Greioer bon Nen
Dort, febr f6mersliG ourG einsn Steir
dbsr BEN rebten Aiee perlebt. glbenbs
parb an GupOuie Apenue elm Stsiu ouIt
Dos 6enfter zines BabnpasenS seidleu'
bert ; fonit ipurben feins Nusfhreitunesn
beri&tet. Die SIoieite Subnwaeen lief
man unbeldfist.
Sas Rsssnpetter am Rontas. uni
Disnftae, Das erite anbultenoe iett BEN
Streif, bate sur 5oIse, oaB bic 8abn.
ungen ftdrter benubt iuurcen tpie pOibsr.
oab iie fi6 ubsr Der Patronage pie Dol
benz STREET, srfreuten. mar n;dt Der SAD,
Die Streiter srtIdren ssesn Solde, ips'
siel @ei6dfiSlsute, bic auf ben 8abnpa'
gen fabren. isbssmaI einsn Boycott.
mas unspeifsIbaft piele am Subren abs
bali.
Dis ieGite @o1e bes Streifss, tpel6,
ON 9isnitas ibrsn 4nfane nabm. brudi,
ni&t bic sernsfte Aencerune in Der Sl'
tuation obidon Der Rs9en Wontas unit
Dtentae bic @intGnfie Der Scranton
Railpup @ompunie ettpas erb6bte. flint
be Streiter nod INNER euten Nuibsi
unb poIen bis gum gnoe ~ausbarren
8iels baben porlduise aniteauns srbaI'
ten unb nur bon 90 bis so iinb nod
auber Arbeit.
Die UNI IL ubr seitsrn abenb sinfab'
renbe Green 8lOse Suburban Gar puroI
on Der Ode BON 6runtlin Apsnue uni
Spruee Strabs burd cine auf bic @eleii,
e:lssis GpnumitbOmbe tori bei6doiet.
aber bon ben Buii isisren nismanO psy'
lebt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-11-14

Das erie Sdneeeeit6ber Der Sai'
ion feate fi& ssftern Morsen bier elm.
= Sarrp @asiep bon bier. Elm Mit.
sIieb bon gcmpanie q Der ihtpersn gIr,
ti0srie ~ Sort SumiIiOn, Der ieinen Dir.
laub uubefuet %perIdneerte, ftetlte fih
Dienfae BEN 9olisei Supt. Robline.
@eitsrn tparb sr bon Dstefiip Dap mad
Sort SamiItcn surGd senommen.
Nar Sirsitein. @sbaIfsconhabler
Der g.: @arb, purbs Wontue auf bic
AniIase bes Souls freedman tpessn
Wsineib perbuftet unb fur isin eeri6tli'
Dies grfdeinsn untsr $500 8drsi6aft
esitelt. SirsItsin fol- faIi6 ssidporen
babsn. inbsm er ertldrie, boB er Srau
Sreebman nit elmer ssri1tli6sn 8orIao'
un9 anfparteie.
- Siebsn gbeiheipungen tpurben am
Woniae bonn @sribt betpiqiet: @otuart
Wbitman bon 2ona 8. Mbitman. Olips
g. &niderboder bon Better s.. 8nider'
bodsr, Winnis 9bomas BON Sames Tbo'
mas, Wm. Marfer bon Rate Barrier.
Safob Senber bon Sane 2snber, Sranl
Souibnro bon 8sfie Souibarb, uni
5Iora 3. 9rssn bon 8ortsr 8. Green.
@eorss 9. 8rOtpn bon @rssr
Gioss, beHsn 8smlbuneen ss su perban.
Ten II. bnB bic 6rof furnace Gompanis
ibre Werfe nn@ Didion @ltp perlesie,
ftanb felt GINGER 3eit ipesen Der @rIan'
sune elmer tpsltsren Snbuftris bierber in
unterbunolune unb ulss tpar 10 mel
eeoisben, bab bic giesnibhmer Der ga.
bril-, bic ettpa 200 2euts bei&dftist, BIER
Der iamen unO ft6 bas 5elo uniaben
Aass sefisI ibnen gut, Der 8auplas, bill
liees SeisunesmateriaI. etc.. absr BIZ
5tabt ihien ibnen cine nabre 8ruiitdit'
BON Streifs su iein uno es purbe oobel
bei&lpHen. pOrIduis penisffsnS ni9t ibr'
0erts mad Scranton su perlssen. Si'
tpolsn abparten. bis bas ,SirsltEsbsr''
lih auSaetobt bat.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-11-14
500 sslobuuus. sIOO.

Die etitr bisitr 3situns pnbsn iiG frtusn gu
rfabnu. bab IS psnishtns cine stfirGitts
6raufbtit gitbt ptlGt bic WiTtnfhaft in au
ibr,n Stuftn ~ btilfn i'm Stanbt 10; 5aaIs
aatarrb Sur u bic siHliss itBt Der arjtli6tn
Briibninaft btannit poltips aur. aatarrb or.
fOrerrt ais 9Unfituticnsfranfbeit cine tonliiu-
iionsls 9sbaneluns. 9al's aatairb' Sur plTe
inntrli6 stnpmmsn unb pirft .birsft auf pas
8lut une bic iaIsimissn Sbuffa6fn ets 5p-
ftms, baeurt bic @ruHplast ctf araHfbtit ssr-
itDrtne uue BEN patttnttn strait stbtnb, inbsm
it bic Goufitution bee 9Drpsrs aufbaut uno bu
Natur in ibrtm Ntris bilft. Die Gissntbiimtr
babtn 10 pitl Bsriraufn ~ ibTen ptilfr6fttn,
pa6 ft sinbunbut Dollars Stlpbnung fir isotn
3aa a%nbiettu, ben it gu furirtn ptrftblt. eaet
quo cine eifs pom 3tusuidtu fOmmtu. Maa
aortitrt
8. 8. &btnty Co., IultbO, ..
re- Btrfauft BON alien Npptbsftrn. rs @ts.
Sals 8amilitn pilru iinp bic bsftu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-11-14

Der 2npeoIonie elm. bic i'm borissn $40.
not uniernommen nurben.
MSksene per iahsf5sr8dpssnsn Gage
ma6te @omfnonbant &ribinesr nit unae,
fdbr 200 8uren mebrere srfoIareibe
Ssriu&e. bic @renss nabe 9babOuIt @bu
su ibsrf6rsiisn.
Ser @orrsiponbent Der .,Wait" in
eraood. @apeoIonie. melost, bab Qorb
SiiGsnsr tuirfIi6 nod ~itrensere Wosre.
seIn sessn bic Buren, ourdfsbsn ,u tpousn
i6eint. ST ioq ben Befsbl piebetbolt
babsn. bub nle Bursn. pel6s in nnifor,
men 8%efunbsn nerbsn, bic fie briiiiden
9sfanssnsn %ubnabmsn, eridOfen tperbsn
ielen.
@era&treiis %Usrlouiste. baB fcrian
aae Buren. sleidpiel Oh iie ii6 freipidis
er8sben oeet ni6t. ole 8risssssfaneene
bstra&tet unb 6eporiirt tperben foaen.
Yin Yeoman, tpelher nit orsi anberen
BON gommanoant pppsr i'm 9anbe se.
fanesn genommen tpurbe. IN in 8aphaet
ansetommsn. @r iaste, bic 8uren ieisn
gut esfleioet. init Bropiant rei6tih pet.
feben uno nit Weiforb. unb @nfieIo. Sc.
tpsbrsn bsipafnei. Sbre 9feroe bsfinosn
fib I'm suten 3uftan e. Die @tfangensn
Uuroen gut bsbanoelt uno nab breitdsi.
ger @efaneenihaft entIafen.
Die idnshen Sibunasn ees briiifhsn
eablnstts I clsn buuptidbli6 ben iiSai'
r'ianli4sn aneeIeaenbeitin. ssuiomei se.
psien isin. Sc ioaen nod srObers an'
f%rensunaen semu&i tperoen. ben SelS,us
au gnoe au brineeu. Die Nbienbuna bon
1000 Wann @auoaeris mad SaO. afrifa
urb fofori etfoleen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-11-14

Gin neHss 8latt sur @si&iate bes
alien Ssilmattsls. i5brai's Alpsntrduter
8tutbelebsr. fommt bissmal bon carrie.
ton. Neb. Sine Frau ID. 6. Garpenter
fdreibt Sdiden Sic mir eefdaigIt Elm
Riit&en bon Sorni's 4Ipenfrdutsr BIut,
beleber. SD tpuroe in Watplonb sebo.
ten uno srinnere MID nod sans gut. mas
uns Der @tobpater ersdblte bon ieinsr
Banosrune lbsr bic Blue 8lbss Wcun.
tains. um Mebisin Dom alien Or. Sabr.
nep au bolen uuo bon Der tpunberbaren
Witfune feiner SeilmitteI. Osspeaeu
i6ide i'd fur bic Dlebsin." = 5orni's
Glpsnlrduter BlutbeIsber IN felt iibst
einem Sabrbunbert Dor benz pubIifum.
i'm @seeniub gu aubsreu fertissshsatsn
Wsbisinsn III sr nidt in Apotteten su
baben, ionbsrn nur bon 2cfal . aeenien
cbsr our& ben gissnibdmer brett. 8snn
ni1i in Der 6sseno su babeu, idreibt an
Or. Better 6otrnep. ll2-ll4 50. 9Opne
apsuue. Gbieaso. So.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-11-14
Staot nnO GDuntb.
BUR sefdaisen seaAtuua.

Dis alidbrIi& i'm Serbfte zines iebsn
Sabres. tperben mir aud trisbsr in Der
nd&ftsn 9eit nit u~nieren idbrliden Sol
Ieitionen fir announcement oeS Scranton
@o&entblatt" ~anfanssn laRsn. Dsr
ben Solicitor ni&t ssrne i'm Suufe fiebt
ober tuer Dor ieinem Gintrefsn bic foul
bise Summe enibsbren fam, III freunb'
Ii&ft ssbstsn. in unierer Office su erfdsi,
men. Sas @sIb IL fdaia. MIR babsn %
n6tbis uno ertpuIten bnber aud prompts
8eaublune. Nuspdrtise 2eier finb &C.
bstsn, ben 8stras per 8oft einauienbsu.
N&iunesboQ,
rSerauSseber.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-11-14
Shnls@eh6rbe.

Das 9ebrsr gOmits idlus in Der an
WOntas Abenb a~beebaltensn 8sriumm.
lung bieier 8eb6rbe bic Hamen Der Sch.
rsr Dor, peIde in ben Radtidulsn I'm
tsrridt ertbeilsn iouen; bic poreeIeets
Site purbe bsititiet. SOldsu 9ebrern.
bic bon ben mOnatIidsn Snfilutsn in
3ufunft fernblsiben, wiro Elm boiler Gag
ubseioesn tueroen. Aneebote sur Sei;
une uno 8entiluiion Des nsuen S6ulss,
bduoss in Der 2. Waro nuroen abHnst.
psrlsien unb oann r%sfsritt. Das 8srs
ii&erunss Gomite beri&ists bic Ramsn
une ben. 8stras Der aussseebensn 8sr'
i&erune. Die monaiIi&s 3obaits Der
aebrsr t1uIbe an8enommen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-11-14
Sntsreffantsr Bsridt zines
Deutfhen. Der ssBen bic
8uren tdmpte

Die ,,8rsslauer 3sitan8" psrbHent'
IiAt MuibtiIunsen e,nes Deuiidsn, oer
be brlti&s abati . Uniform in Sto.Af'
rita erpablt bat. st ihreibt ,.@s
tpurbe uns bon @rabod semeloet. oab 800
8uren unf uns sureiien. @Isitsett,e
uurosn uns 600 enelii&e @apaQerifen
init ,uei 2anonen 80 Ollie 8sianet.
Rd&ts ritisn 400 @nsldneer Dor. um oie
Buren su iuden. DIE ibtisen 200 Wann
blieben bel ben Proplaniipaeen jurld.
eamit bic 8ursn nldt Dor Der anoeren
Ssue bic BropinniDassn absrfaaen
ionnten. Noreens 2 ubr FeI Der erfte
Saub Die Gneldnber batien ibre
pierOs abssiattelt uno sum 6rsfsn Elm
stud IN 6as Selo ssiasi. Die Buren,
iparsn 10 idlaa unb batteu bic @naldnber
auns einssi4IOfisn. Sic i&Ofsn Diele
@fsrpe toot, uno Die anberen nobmen fie
far# lbren B,bnrf NIT bic stuei aunonen
aud. Den SOlbntsn nabmen ke @stpebre
upe 9airOnsn meg uno lisben fe bann
ipleber %laufen. Madden ne su lbnen ees
iagt !: fe iplten esben uno msbr Bferbe.
uno Batrcnsn bolsn Bw
baiien fdnf 0sripunoete, Die Buren,
parsn pom eOmmaneO untsr aribInssr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-11-14
3emfc's -.
III ltoenti3e Steranbe,
ais Henn asenue.

Gin nod uItO,utfbsr 8riis sefibrtes eotal,
no mon fiber 1T, tsts anssusbms Ssitai@aft
5a fuoeu,
Das nit ~oerielbsH uerbnnoeut U tfan'
rant litfert ale 9eIitateftn Der Sabrtsaeit.
,.BirSburasr SOfbrdu' uno biefes 8iert;
importirte @sib. unb Rotbwtius, prima Cigar.
rem, bohih. Bsoieuuug.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-11-14

- Gin @rsen Ribee 9eopIe's 8abn.
pa8en ioaioirte Rontas an psnn Nps.
nue. unb Wulbertp Strnbe nit sinsm
9robibence 8abntpaeen uno beibe muir.
ben sismli1 fart bsiddbiet.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-11-14
sin eet ser s~,utfeben spraae.

Die ..8ailroab @usette" matt iiber
bic Ansbauer Der 8ennip'qanii6 Osut'
i1en foleenbe trsfenbe Bsmertaneen /:
,Bor einsm 0iereliabrbunbsrt purbe
b%ebaupiet. baB Die Spra6s ausitlrbe
uno balb sans peridpunben fem tperbe.
Dieie BrOpbtseiuna ertpies iid aber oils
unri6tl8. benn hos Psnnflparild, Deuiid
iptro beute mebr eeiprohen oils ie ,upor.
3uei Diiaionen Menidsn in psnnIplpas
nlen uno uermutbli6 cine ipsltsre mad
anoern Stauten aussepanosrts WiIiou
beeienen ii& ieiner ais ibrer tdeIi6sn
nmeansfptade. Selbit in Stdbten pie
4aenlotpn unb Reaoine fann isin Rnuf.
mann @tfole bdben, penn feline Mnae.
ftslten nidt YennipIpnniih . Deuti&
ipreben. Guf ben 3ioIsplinien uno
@iienbabnparbs bort man es ~ferlmdbreub.
Aue bieie 2eute ipiehen aud gut pueliih
allen fe ssben oieiem Dialsfts ben Dor.
aug. neil er bsquemer it unb ii6 ni1t
m'ttompliSirten aramatifaliiben Rsesln
ab9iebt."
Die Sdbiefeit. nit pelhsr biefe bra.
ben Ssuien of nod in Der pisrtsn unb
ftinfien Generation on Der Dlunoart ibrsr
Batter fehbalien. bietet elnsn uneemein
tpoblibuenben @oniruit su BEN unid6neR
uno ib6ridten 8erbaltsn 10 pislsr bsuts
i&sr @inpanbsrer, pelhe liebsr elm
i6aubsIbaftes uufpo&fsn lOHsn. obne
ibnsn bic ~unesbeuren 8oitbsils elmer
stpsiipradissn Grsiebuns su F6srn."
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-02-18
g THE REIGN OF JUSTICE. .
F. E. Titus Closes His Course of Theo-
sophical Lectures

The seating capacity OF Recital hall
was taxed last night by the audience
who gathered to listen to the closing adj
dress of F. +. Titus series of theosophi-
cal lectures. His subject was, The
Reign of Justice
The address gave an opportunity for
the exercise OF the reasoning power. In
this Mr. Titus appears at his best. TAX
ing the fundamental position that there
is a supreme source Of existence. and
that natures laws are the laws of this
supreme, Mr.. Titus claimed that those
laws must be essentially just, and that
therefore every event Of human life, If
we could but trace the history of the in
dlvidua1 back sufficiently far. would be
found to be perfectly just. In other
words, that justice does reign over the
life OF every human soul. He attacked
the position that just God could per
init Injustice anywhere throughout this
creation. and argue that If it were adj
mitted that God permitted injustice here
there was no guarantee that justice
should he done elsewhere. and thus al
foundation for ethics would be destroy
ed. From this as a starting point, Mr..
Titus compared the various attempted
solutions Of human origin and destiny
He pointed out how that the forts OF life
the great disparity Of mental and NOR
al powers with which different children
were equipped at birth, and the wide
gulf which separated the environment of
one from that Of another. made the the
DRY that the soul of each child came in
to existence for the first time as 1t en-
tered its present form utterly untenable.
because wholly unjust
The only possible. rational explanation
Of life, according to the speaker. was
that which involved the preexistence of
the human soul in other physical bodies
IN which il had evolved the mental and
moral quantities 1t now possesses and
that it comes into the environment in
which It can best learn its required les
son.
rr,,,sOhf AZ 691 rraoens o~1ar,,a NJ ri;
tus viii meet members and commence
his sariaa of ola talLss tl,ar.a
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-02-18

hard fight to get consideration of it.
The bill proposes to create the office Of
state grain commissioner at a salary Of
$1,000 year, with three deputies at 81
200 a year. The commissioner would
have his office at Kansas City, Kan He
would receive consignments Of grain and
dispose of them in the same way as a
and his fees, to be not more than L cent
a bushel would be turned into the state
treasury The last proviso in the bill
makes it possible to abolish the office af-
ter one years trial in case it was not
self-supporting-
The bill carries an appropriation of
$4,000 to establish the business. 1t was
referred to the ways and means COM
mittee, after being given second reading.
Ten Republicans voted against aivanc-
ing the bill out Of the regular order, but
suspension Of rules was secured and it
was referred to the committee, from
which 1t VIII probably have a hard time
to escape.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-02-18
A WAY OUT.
Bill to Create the Office of Vice Ad-
miral For Sampson and schley.

Washington. Feb. Ex-senator Hale,
chairman of the senate committee on
naval affairs. today introduced a bill for
the revival OF the grade Of vice admiral
in the navy and authorizing the president
to appoint two rear adrnirals to that or
fee. The bin Is In the interest of Admirals
Sampson and Schley and is intended to
aid in solving the problem OF their pro-
motion as well as the promotion OF other
officers who served with them In the
Spanish war.
Senator Hale also introduced the fol-
lowing joint resolution OF thanks TO Adj
miral Sampson in accordance with the
presidents recommendation.
In accordance with the provisions of
section 1908 of the revised statutes the
thanks OF congress and of the American
people are hereby rendered Rear Admiral
VIM. T. Sampson, United States navy,
and commander-tn-chief of the United
States naval force on the North Atlantic
station during the late war with Spain
and to the officers and men under his
command. for highly distinguished con
duct in conflict with the enemy and in
carrying on the blockade and naval cam
destruction Of the Spanish fleet at santi-
ago de Cuba, July g. 1898.
Section 2 That the president of the
United States be requested to cause this
resolution to be promulgated and to COM
nunicate the same to Rear Admiral
Sampson and to the officers and men OF
his late command
Both measures were prepared at the
navy department
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WON'T BE WHIPPED IN.
Republican Senators Object to
High Handed Methods.

The elections committee of the senate
which has had under consideration the
contest cases of ROss-Findlay, Hopkins
BuschOW and Lald-Caldwel has not yet
made its report The reason for the de-
lay is that they fear that certain Re
publican senators will oppose the com
mittee report on the floor OF the senate,
and they have good grounds for their
They proposed to throw out Ross and
Hopkins and leave Caldwell retain his
seat There is no complaint from the
Republicans about the unseatlng OF
Hopkins but there is concerning the I'M
seating Of Ross In order to arrive at
their decision to seat Findlay they were
obliged to throw out nine townships IN
which there was no question OF the Noles
the question being the quality OF the pa
per on which the ballots were printed
1t is TO this that some Of the senators
object to.
The committee will not make its report
until the senators who were known to
object at the caucus held in the Cope
land can be whipped into line to support
the committee report Senator titz-
patrick has the report Of the committee
in hand and is leading in the effort TO
make the senators agree to stay with
the committee or at least agree not to
speak against it on the floor of the SEN
ate In this he has not been successful
and the chances are that he viii not be-
There remains but one week more Of the
session and 1t may be that the commit
tee Will hold its report out until the last
day or they may make It any day and
take the chances.
Some of the senators are cTiticising
the actions Of Senator Fitzpatrick in the
matter He made a speech in the caucus
which was called to decide about the
report Of the elections committee in
which he said that all good Republicans
should support the committee after it
had come to a decision IN a matter. and
limited that they were not good Republi-
cans If they refused to agree with the
elections committee. He also advocated
caucus rule In the Republican caucus
Friday afternoon called to consider the
railroad bill. Senator Fitzpatrick flop
ped and objected to being bound by the
report of the committee and also had
objections to supporting the bill until it
was amended to suit him.
1t is very likely that If the committee
picks Up enough courage to make its
report this week that there will be a
hot time in the senate
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CIVIL SERVICE RESOLUTION.
representative Weilep Objects to the
Preamble

Richardson's civil service in state IN
situations resolution was laid over for
another day by the house. The author
was not in the hall at the time it came
up Ed Weilep. Democrat, served notice
that ne would insist on the first two par
agraphs in the preamble being stricken
out, because OF their partfsanship. These
paragraphs read as follows.
Whereas. The Republican party Of
kansas-the party Of progressive ideas
and the party with a conscience and
conviction Of its own;
~ hereas, By the suffra ges Of the
people Of the state the Republican party
has again been given a new lease Of
power, and has had given into its hands
tne work Of administering the public
business OF the state"
Wellep moved that they be stricken
out. when the resolution was called llr1
hut the discovery being made that Rich
ardson was not in his seat, consented to
have Il go over.
W eilep eagerly observes that the pre-
ample and the resolution do not harmon
lie because the former lauds one partv
10 the skies while the conclusion is *
remedy evils by removing the fnstftu-
Mons from the baneful influences OF mar
ty politics - 80
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and side with a Ratchet She was 20 Sc
yerely injured that she tainted without
seeing the assailant. who became fright
ened and fed BloOdhounds were procured
and they followed the tran from the
young 1ady's room TO the house OF a
negro named Fred King, where a hatcher
was found in a bureau drawer. King and
two other negroes were arrested. but the
latter were released A mob formed and
would have iynched King but for the
pleadings Of DR.. Arnold, who insisted up
on having better evidence Of Guilt. At q
late hour last night Il was thought a
lynching would take place today. but 50
Will recover.