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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-22
Leonora Lorinq Won Daisy stakes.

New York, June 2t.-At Shcepshead Bay
Leonora Lorlng in the Daisy stakes was
the only pronounced fayorte to win. In
the Speedwel selling stakes Sadducec the
fayorite, was beaten head on the post by
Gieuellie.
sey, Time 1:18 As.
SIX furlongs, selling Double Six, Spry,
Princeton Girl. Time lbs
Tue Daisy stakes, Ave furlongs -Leonora
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cash I 4 i; ; 81; AID, / J;
GERMANY AFTER AN lNcRENI
Wants 100000 Pounds ,lus.,.
Twelve Million Pounds lndsr,,;,

Berlin, June 21.--It is OFFICIALLY lsIa
that Germany desires to increase Au /.
Of indemnity against China for ilguI
to f14,000,OOO because the first agurs
not include expenses borne by Geru,.I
China from May to July.
This demand about tallies With Ceiut]
actual outlay during the two nanrh|
question. IL is understood here TIT a
Britain backs up Germany Ia all
creased claim.
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OIL DEVELOPMENT.

stocks went up on the Sour Lake
susher reports.
Il Is said three good veins Of oil have
been struck by the test well in Grimes
county.
The well at Sour Lake was only
mud gusher. 1t produced very little
oil
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WASHINGTON.

cabinet meeting was held 70 con-
slider the tariff disagreement with Rus
sla, and Secretary Gage issued an ex-
planatory statement.
The order establishing civil govern
ment for the Philippines was Issued.
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sweetmater 10 Celeh.a..

sweetwater, Texas, June 2l.-Great prep.
arations are being made for the big cele.
pration' and 1t is expected that all Of the
surrounding country will be largely repre.
seeGtel. About $50 head Of live stock and
tor feeding the multitude
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4 !. hayes Is owner OF Lacy atrAi2more
ana he has uoi announced wae Nlu noe
her She is regarded as 4 doubtful starter
and " IS thought ROYAL Victor may be sent
t. thc post Ia her stead Jimlnez j. alsp
regarded as 8 doubtful starter hlSmuch
as he has been beaten time and again on
the local tracks this spring hy cheap bories.
1h Paruder arrived from the East this
afternoon lookiUg good aud frcsh Tonight
the opinion OF the betting has shlftei
toward him as the possible winner
There never was such q diversity NJ local
opiulo1 ana 10 Is ptououncca va an sides
n very opcu rtrc His Eminence pnd Bon
hilbert have however the higrcat fullowlrs
Vith th, Sehorr Statlss next. Lady ScAors
seemed 10 have quite outgrsvu her seslons
lnmcncss o ;cstruay.
Two changes 8 incFcvs were made tndey.
Virginia Bradley .scurrd Vlnduscn Ia
piltt Robert W9ldcU anl aupat was nc.
.urCI FOR Six shooter tae u4FE ms, Of
the race This cat bclrng- 90 Rome hos,
ppas aud has newer WON "a rsrc fAar INV
getting the maiden nlispgu,p a. seyCa
ponds
Iue Indications are ,aut 'm'g @0cl PEG
Crief a. police 0Nrn lSye sigh .gied
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THREATS AGAINST PoLIcEsEA
Excitement in Atlanta. Ga, Qw,;a
ments Of Negroes,

HlGllAS VI lNSIlpCSt Y Nj
Atlanta, Ga, June 2l.-The exclieElz
police circles over the murder llz 4
OF Officer Dslbray was not lessena 4
when It became known that hc'
Broyles, the presiding Judge 10 As
court, overheard a conversatleH ~
three negroes in which one OF them Z.
three policemen whom he said sse'
the next 10 be killed by the nsgfes
The three officers named, arcsfs.i
Recorder Broyles. were Hollnl,
Duncan and Hollies. The recorder ~.
the matter and the three negrv5
arrested and fined. The recorder ee
attach much Importance to the Dila
At the city council meeting us
noon reward of $500 vas Offered y
I,egro who killed nebray anu is .1
Gambler also offered reward O "
the request Of the county coln5slH,.
The murder last night makes ne
time that an Atlanta policeman ~ !,
shot while on duty in less than 10y Y Y
In no case has the assassin pee' 4
henled.
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20 ooNFIRM REpoRTep MAssAcRE.
The Belgian Minister at Pekin Dispatches
Messenger TO Sian Khan.

Pekin' June 2i.-'rhe Belgian minister. NJ.
Maurie Joonstans, today dispatched mes
senger to Sian Khan with instructions 10
verify the report OF the massacre there OF
-FOUR Belgian missionaries. The mission IL
strongly fortified hut II Is reported thai
some Of the Young Fnh SLAMS marandsss
have surprised aud Killed The natIys co,
vert garrison In April.
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A BOXER TO BE 4 MINISTER

Chinese Emperor Appointed Ma Iu;
Represent Government in Jspssl
Pekln, June 21.-The emperor ID
pointed Ma Tung to be Chinese aid
to Japan. This appolntee is a KiI
and was formerly vice presldert n
tsung Ii yamen. He is reported d I
Boxer and narrowly escaped helug I'D
IN the list of those who were bhsl.d
the demand Of the powers. Il Is iS4'
If Japan will accept him as miHlsg 4
China.
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SPORT.

Everything was ready for the Amer
lean derby to be run ON Chicago Wash
ington park track
Lady Schoor one OF the prospective
starters In the American derby recoy-
cred from her lameness.
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Local.

The Light Guard go To Trinity and
are followed by the Houston Cavalry.
Adjournment Of the meeting OF the
South Texas Medical association.
Prof. Attwater says that much good
will come out Of the Southern Industrial
convention at Philadelphia.
Inc lnman compress destroyed by fire.
Total loss about Sl20. 600
Closing exercises Of the Annunciation
school.
The Houston Heights street railway
property sold to the Houston city street
Railway company.
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nczEMA, No crRE, NO PAY.

Your drugRst will refund your money
II PAzo OINTMENT fails to cure Ring
worm. letter, Old Ulcers and Sores,
Plmples and BlackheadB On the face, ana
all skin diseases. zoe.
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Texas Drained of Miles

penlson. Texas, June 2l.--Texas has heen
hearly drained Of mules for the British
now working In California, the mules he
ll Ing snlpped 70 the concentration points in
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Mssser Admitted Il 81,

nenon, Texas, June 21--John B. Messer.
S SSsaVi siye Of the murder Of Rev. j. d Boyd
versa nv ,,Rhenty Years, who secured a re,
Nas peea released on 5000 ban. "'re@'a'
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FOREIGN.

Hosh Toru, former Japanese minister
at Washington, was assasslnated IN
Japan, by being stabbed.
The British were much worked up
over the recent split in the liberal
party.
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Auditor for the Frisco.

sherman, Texas, June 21.--Agent W. IL.
Upton OF the Frisco today received an Of.
usia, bulletin from President B. F. Yoakum
as S ga5er s2ad announcing his appointment
Texas. 'i TUG frisco hnes IN
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Yokohama. June 21.-HoshI laA
was minister of communicates y Y
Ito cabinet, was stabbed today y (
Ing of the city assembly and alsa !, \
afterward. Hoshi Toru was Jspasss ",
ister at Washington and was =
president Of the house.
The assassination 10 suppose
been due to politics.
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smaIIpox In FannIn collntu.

nonnam' Texas, June 2l-severaI small,
poN patients at Ladonia have been removed
beee eS county ,5odp estnouse near here since
been orr ii,Yoo, 700 eases OF smallpox have
Vu'cialiy reported In Fannln county.
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Rou close and Interesting game. Harper
was relieved after the first innlng by Jones.
Attendance 1865.
SCORE X III u
ST. Louis ......... 600 100 0OO-- o
Philadelphia ... pol 90 COX 4 -
Zones, Harper and Nichols Ortiz and Nc
F9rand.
Boston, June 21- Boston made It ave
stralghts from Chicago Attendance 800.
Score III u
Boston ......... 800 600 9Ox-'5 3
ChicagO .......... .O10 OiO OO1--3
Lawson and Kittredge, Hughes and
King.
New York, June 2l--New York played
spl,ndldly today, scoring clever win over
Iittsburg.
score ii "
Hittshurg .......... OH 600 OO0-- ,
New York ..........OOO OIL OOX-- 3 .
phtppL Witt and thinner Taylor and
BOWermuu.
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The Southern Vaccine Co.

Has moved It's headquarters to Houston.
Parties desiring information regarding vac,
cine address Southern Vaccine Co, 400
Fauniu St. Houston, Texas.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-22
RAILROADS.

The Texas commission restored the
Western classification regulations with
reference to articles too large for box
cars.
The milling In transit matter will
probably be amicably arranged.
The Frisco Increased It's capital stock
from $5p00o000 to St0O,0OO,OOd. the
increase to he employed In It's consol-
dalton with the Memphis road
william II. Newman was elected pres-
dent OF the Lake Shore ana Michigan
Southern and W. c. Brown additional
Vice president.
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WEATHER lNFoRMArloN.
Probabilities.

Washington, June u Eastern Texas
Fair Saturday and Sunday; light to fresh
scuthcrly winds.
oklahoma and Indian Terrltory--I'alr sat
mday and Sunday; fresh southerly winds.
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Waoo Mar Elrst Game.

wsco. Texas, June q 10 the drst game
of n series Of three Waco defeated Paes'
tine by score Of 8 TO B. Batteries-Waco,
Rupdell and Foster; Palestine Rya and
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So. 80 teNas, June 2l.--The ease Of the
s sn'e agalnst John York, charged with the
1Illssnss OF The Pearce several wears AGO ar
fs'iSr barber shop. Is now on TRIAL
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE.

Games a, New orleans and Memphis
postponed.
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Northwest Texas Press Assooiation

H1dgeport Texas, June 2i-The axso,,
i've committee Of the Northwest ra,s.
IF,ss association has decided on Jp,, 81
ana u as the dates for tho ,neo,t,
me association al Canyon CITY, ot
gram was arranged for the meeting pro
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sssssseosessseeees,eesaeeaa

Loring, Somhroro. Laodice. Time 100 30
The Speedwcll six and half furongs--
Glenelllc S0dducee, Himself Time no 10
rive tnrl9ngs -PlHyllke, Fousola, Llnora.
Mile mud furIong on turf-Decauter,
Prince Richard. An Gold. Time 1853 20.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-22

BY TEST HAS PROVEN BEST.
usesss 1Sstelssz Chill Tonic.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-22

YOU DON'T HAVE TO TEST 1T.
You know the satisfaction IL viii give
Has stood the test for twenty wars
Groves rasteless Chill Tonic.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Brooklyn, June 2i.-The BroOklyns made
twenty-six hits for total Of thlrty-four
bases against Cincinnati today and won
To eanter.
score II 10
Cincinnati ...,.... .0l2 600 tOO- 3 &
Brooklyn .......,,..li4 III GOx-2i 26
farker and Peltzi Kennedy and Mcclure
philadelphia, June u, st. Louis could 90
nothing with orths pitching aud the locals
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Every Exertion a Task
b Every Care a Burden

There is failure, OF the strength TO
do and the power to endure there is
weakness all over" that is persistent
and constant.
The vital functions are impaired,
food does not nourish. and the whole
system Is run down.
A medicine that strengthens the
stomach, perfects digestion. lnyigor-
ates and tones is needed.
What Hood sarsap arilla did for Mrs L. 3.
Garland. Shady. Tenn. il has done for others
She took il when she was all run down with.
out appetite, losing desh. and unable 70 do
her work, II restored her appetite. increased
her weight, and made her well and strong
This is her own unsolicited statement.
HOODS SaTsapas-fEka
Promises TO cure and keeps the prom.
Ise The earlier treatment is begun
the better - begin Il today.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-01-17
Concentration Of Seven Thousand
Beers for Big Attack.
BOERS ARE WEARING KHAKI
Consequently British Government Has Issued
Notice Prohibiting Civilians From
Using Il Kruger Promised
n. Y. Mansion.

LONDON. Jan. 1.-THE important re-
port received from johannesburg that
General De Wet has crossed the vaal
and Joined forces with the Transyaal
commandos. II true. probably means
the concentration OF 1000 Beers with
several guns for another big attack.
There is rumor current In Cape
Town that several Boer leaders are
urging an attack upon the mines. It
has been long understood that General
De Wet has been anxious to Join the
invaders in Cape Colony and this ru-
NOR may be spread to cover an at
tempt to break southwark
As the outcome Of the fact that the
Beers in several instances have worn
khaki. a government notice has been
promulgated in Pretoria prohibiting
civilians from wearing khaki and noti-
flying all persons who wear this cos
tune. which is likely to be mistaken
for British uniforms. that they will
render themselves liable to arrest and
Imprisonment.
The response TO the governments
call for volunteers is said TO be very
brisk In both London and the provinces
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-01-17
cLAyroN.BuLwBR TREATY.

WASHINGTON. Jan. Ex-senator
Morgan has introduced a resolution de-
claratory OF the ncr-effect Of the Clay
ton Bulwer treaty upon the right OF the
United States to construct the Mica
ragua canal. The resolution recItes
the protocol with Nicaragua and Costa
Rica as a preamble and then proceeds
as follows;
Resolved, That the Clayton Bulwer
treaty Of July 4. 1850, gives no right to
Great Britain to demand that the con-
gress OF the United States shall with
hold It's ratification Of said agreements
or shall abstain from legislation to pro-
vide for their prompt execution.
THAT the ratification by Great Britain
Of the ay-Pauncefote treaty OF Feb
ruary ). 1900, as the same has been
amended by the senate, is not a con-
dition precedent to legislation by con-
gress in providing for the execution of
said agreements with costa Rica and
Nicaragua; nor are the principles or
provisions Of the Clayton -Bulwer treaty
any Just or admissible ground of OBJ
lection on the part OF the government
Of her Britannia majesty to enactment
Of law by congress providing for the
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execution Of such agreements with Co.'S
Ia Ilica and Nicaragua.
REsoLuTIoN on LooTIMo.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 1C.-The house
military affairs committee has decided
10 lay on the table the De Armond
resolution calling on the secretary OF
war for information az to what protest
criticism or suggestion General chaffee
or any other American officer In China
made concerning lootlng or other Inn
proper conduct, 70 whom II was made
and the result
The committees action was based on
a letter from Secretary Root TO Chair
man Hull. setting forth reasons why
il would be inadyisabIe to open the
matter 10 public discussion and In
which the secretary says:
THE subject 10 which this resolu-
ton relates Is 50 intimately connected
with the diplomatic relations and ne
gotlatlons concerning the delicate and
critical conditions now existing In China
that think It would be lnadysable to
attempt any public statement or invite
public discussion upon any branch Of
the subject at this time. The time
doubtless win come when the whole
subject wlll be a proper matter for
report. but that time has clearly not
come. An answer to the resolution
would require me TO call upon General
chaffee for detailed report and Il Is
probable no answer could be received
before the end Of the present session
OF congress.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-01-17
RIVER And HARBOR
BILL PASSED House
--=----
Cushman Continued to Fight II
to Last Minute.
SENATORS DISCUSS HAZlNG
Resolution introduced 10 Senate DeelsraiOy
Of NOn'EiIeet Of clayiOn.BuIwsr
Treaty on Nicaragua Canal
Project.
SENATORS DISCUSS HAnNG

WASHINGTON. Jan. iG.-The river
and harbor bin was passed today by
the house. The bin has been Assalcd
from many quarters but lta friends
have stood solidly by Il and defeated
many amendments The bin passed
practically AZ Il came from the COM
mIttec. II carries slightly less than
500. 100000. Of which i?3,OOO.OOO Is IN d.
rect appropriations,
Cushman. OF Washington. offered an
amendment 10 appropriate 81 900 900 for
continuing the improvement between
Puget sound and lakes Union and
Washington. Il was lost.
Upon the completion OF the bill, Cush-
man attempted TO prevent the commit
tee from rising and reporting the bill
TO the house but De was overwhelmed,
the vote standing iS5 20 2 The COM
mlttee accordingly rose. Cushman
moved 10 recommit the bill. He de-
mandcd the ayes and nays, but was
supported by only four members.
sulzer. OF New York. demanded the
yeas and nays on the passage OF the
bill. only thirteen members backed
the demand and the bill was passed
without division.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-01-17
PEssIM1sM AT PEKEN.

NEW YORK, Jan. ia dispatch TO
the Herald from Pelxin says:
The news that the proposition made
by Secretary Hay to transfer to COM
mission part Of the negotiations had not
been accepted by the other powers
caused disappointment and pessimis-
tic criticisms among the legations and
nearly everywhere the end Of existing
conditions is desired.
Japan's objection is notoriously friv-
olous, because Sir Robert Hart. who Is
charged with matters under the COM
mercial treaties pertaining to indem-
mites. would represent China in the
conference. II the Chinese ENJOYS
make good their promise to deliver to
the legations on Wednesday copies OF
the joint note with the imperial seal.
the meeting between the plenipotentiar-
les and ministers cannot be longer
postponed. The ministers granted
Prince Ching's request for a meeting
for the purpose of discussing the con-
ditions. The subjects TO be broached
must previously be submitted Ir writ
ing.
Prince Ching answered;
Il would like TO ask when the pow
ers win stop sending out expeditions" ["
Should a meeting take place the ir-
reconcilable difference among the DOW
ers win be apparent. and the concert
VIII be openly disrupted. as it is now in
fact upon the Interpretation Of nearly
every demand.
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SENATE DISCUSSES HAzING

AAssNHhA - AfA*'N ~ sfA'Afs' %AshsfA@NRf
WASHINGTON Jan l6.-The nnal
vote upon the pending army reorganl-
zation hill will be taken by the senate
at o'clock Friday under the terms OF
an agreement reached late today.
The feature Of the senate was the
denunciatlon OF the practice OF hazlng
a, West Point military academy.
Allen declared that brutality lad
been developed at West Point which
ought not 10 be expected TO exist among
barbarians.
This thing called haslng-prlEehght-
ing" exclaimed Allen. why, a prize
fighter is gentleman compared wph
some Of those young ruflans at West
Point"
Money. Of Mississippi declared that
hazing never was warranted and that
he knew OF some cadets who had been
hazed to the point Of danger
They were hazed to a degree" said
Money with deep feeling, that would
have warranted the hazee In killing
the haSers,"
"They ought to have been killed."
lnterjected Allen.
And want 10 say" continued Mon
ey. that II l We're a cadet at West
Point and was hazed in so cowardly
and brutal manner would kill the
hazers II an opportunity did not come
for hundred years afterward."
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-01-17
OREGON LEGISLATURE,
Both Houses Pass Resolutions for Ini-
tiative and Referendum Amend
ment.

SALEM. Ore. Jan. l6.-Both houses
Of the legislature today passed a reso-
luton submitting to the voters Of Ore
gon an Initiative and referendum
amendment.
The senate and house passed a reso-
luton providing for an appropriation
Of $4,000 to defray the expenses Of In
dian war veterans who will go to
Washington to ask congress for a pen
sion.
one hundred bills have been intro
duced in the house and sixty in the
senate. A resolution asking for more
clerks was voted down in both houses
today by big majority.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-01-17
NATIVES WILL RULE.
Hawaiians Planning to Get Complete
Control Of the Government.

HONOLULU, Jan. 10th, via San
Francisco. Jan. l6.-Representative
Wilcox has decided to limit competi-
ton for the West Point cadetship to
Hawalians. The natives have effected
complete organization Of their forces
by amalgamating their two lesding or
ganlzatlons with the independent hone
rule party which elected Robert w.
Wilcox TO congress at the last election.
Delegates from the Islands have been
holding convention. By unanimous
resolution the Alopaaina and Kalaina-
ina were merged into the home rule
party. This union means a trade with
the discordant forces among the natives.
who have already begun to get ready
TO hold the political power which they
secured at the November election.
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PORTLAND WILL HOLD FAIR.
Definitely Decided Yesterday at Meet
Ing Of Board Of Trade and
Manufacturers Association.

PORTLAND. Jan. 16.-At a joint
meeting OF the Portland board OF trade
and Manufacturers Association this
afternoon. Il was decided 10 hold fair
In Portland In 1906 to celebrate the first
centennial OF the Lewis and Clark ex-
pedition
The company will incorporate at once
for 100000 with authority to issue
bonds In addition TO stock. Agents Will
be sent to Washington. Montana. Ida
no and Wyoming to lay the matter
before the legislatures and ask cooper
alton and appropriations. The city Of
Portland and state OF Oregon VIII be
asked for financial aid
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Herald. which claims to have received
reliable information. Sir Thomas LIP
toms new challenger, Shamrock H.. will
have a draft Of 10 feet s inches. beam
20 feet 6 Inches. and her length over
all win be i56 feet; her dead weight
is 10 be s5 tons.
II Is quite evident that the yacht
Deing built By Denny Brothers al Dun
barton Is less powerful than those being
built on this side and It's quite cer-
tain from her dimensions that she win
not be able to carry quite the sail plan
Of the Lawson or Belmont syndicate
boat. but while she may be penalized
In this respect she gains in another
important direction. in having less dis
placement.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-01-17
SPEECH BY DUBOIS.
Declares That He Is Democrat and
win Enter Democratic Caucus.

BOISE. Ida. Jan. i6.-The legislature
met at noon today in joint session and
canvassed the vote cast yesterday for
United states senator. Fred 7. Dubois
being declared elected.
Dubois was called before the con-
vention and made an important speech
In which lie declared himself Demo-
crat. announcing he would go into a
Democratic caucus. lie also announced
that Senator Heitfeld would go into .
Democratic caucus. Dubois denounced
the permit system that was in force in
the Occur dAlenes and declared that IL
would be a cause Of rejoicing when
martial law should be revoked.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-01-17
MANsIoN FoR KRuGER.

LONDON. Jan. 1.-THE Daily EN-
press says:
John E. Millholland. who arrived in
London last week bearing an invitation
from a number OF well-known New
Workers to Mr. Kruger to proceed to the
United States. has been to see him and
has offered him palatial residence in
New York City.
In the course Of an interview Mr..
Millholland told a representative Of the
Daily Express that he was quite sure
Mr. kruger would accept the invitation
and would 20 to New York about the
middle of next month.