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New-York tribune., 1901-03-09
DADY BEATS AT7ERBUR}.
THE FORMER INDORSED RY KINGS GEN
ERAI. COMMITTEE FOR ELEC-
TIONS COMMISSIONER

Nv vote of 9S 10 26 Walter r. Atterb,ry,
chairman of the Kings County Republican Gen
eraI Committee was defeated las nish, ny
Michael J Dady chairman of the Executive
COMMITTEES The vote was taken on the question
Of indorsng Mr. Dadv for appointment by the
Navor as RrookIyn's Republican Elections Com
missioner under the hill Just passed In Albany
The meeting last night held behind tightly
closed doors It was known that IN an pr'oa-
bflitv some extremely unpleasant things would
he said and il was voted by the Executive COM
ntttee 10 resort 70 the extraordinary eNpedleht
Of holding an executive session Of the General
Committee The meeting. however. was said TO
have been a rather peaceful one. There was no
r.rd FOR the police sergeant and several patrol
men Who sat near the door thr' ughout the pro-
c, ,edngs
4 resolution was offered instruCting the chair
man of the General Committee 70 certify that
lin the opinion Of this committee MIchael j.
Dady is a Mt and proper person To he aPpouted
a commissioner of Elections Another mot'oh
vas AT once made presenting the name Of John
K Neal in place Of Mr.. Dadv. After consider
a ble haEgIing and parliamentary Wrangllng
substitute motion was carried providing that
the roll h,. called, and that each member of the
committee rise and state his choice for Flee
tfon Commissioner.
The roll was then called. resulting I'm ~ votes
for Mr. Dady 10 2b for Mr. Neal. The votes
for Neal came from Mr. AtterbUrys Assembly
district. the NNIIth, and from the NNilith'
Records Commissioner WaldO's district
1t was after 10 o'clock when the meeting adj
tourned and reporters were admitted Mr.. At
terbury had little to say, except that ne would
obey the law and would follow out his tnstruC-
for appointment hy Mayor van NNcN as an
Commissioner.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-09
PRESSTRE on THE DELEGATES.
AGITATION IN CUBA AGAINST WELDING To
THE sENATEs DEMANDS
IRY CABLE TO THE rnIpuNrl

Try CABLE TO THE TRIRUNEl
Havana. March S.-DispatcheS coming 10
the convention from all parts of Cuba. urging
the delegates not to surrender Cuban indepen-
dence The expressions of a portion of the
press are bitter and decided owing to the
fact that the convention represents the lower
classes. which alone have taken interest i'm
politics The delegates feel that they must not
change their policy because of appeals of this
kind.
The commission named to draw up treaty
defining relations with the United States met
to-day II is unlikely that there will be any
change of attitude proposed to the convention.
though a suggestion was made that it report to
the convention favorlng the appointment of
commission 10 treat with a like commission
from the United states. The suggestion was
not voted upon or considered. but is very likely
to prevail.
The irresponsible element. while awaiting the
decision of the convention. is quietly urging in
dependent demonstrations for liberty without
restriction This class will stoutly oppose yield
ing to the Senate amendment
The radicals in the convention will force ad-
journment without further action IL the United
States does not give assurance of a disposition
to amend it's demands
New-York tribune., 1901-03-09
AGAINST SPOONER AMENDWENT.
PROVISIONS RELATING TO TIMBER LANDS
IN THE PHILIPPINES CRITICISED.

Manila March s.-Disappointment among
American business men here with the limitations
Of the Spooner amendment to the Army bill Is
increasing it's provisions become better
known. II is considered TO he especially un-
fortunate in apparently prohibiting the issuing
Of licenses for the cutting OF timber upon public
lands. II this Interpretation proves correct. II
will be a bonanza for the few owners Of private
timber lands In these Islands. and the beginning
Of building activity in all towns will be consid-
erably retarded. An inquiry has been cabled to
Washington asking whether this prohibition on
timber cutting is to be construed included in
the amendment. The Forestry Department of
the Philippines has hitherto issued licenses for
the cutting OF timber upon public lands for one
year
The question Of the sales and appointments
Of land and mining rights. although Importantly
affecting the growth OF business and the settle
ment Of Americans in the Philippines can wait
until the regular session Of Congress hut lumber
is in such great demand to-day for building pur-
poses that IL would be considered most n
fortunate should the control Of its production be
vested I'm those few men who now own timber
lands
There is some talk here Of sending a petition
but the fear is general. however among a GER
tain element. that this action might not result
iu any material good.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-09
GEN. HARRISON SERIOUSLY I'LL.
FEARS OF PNEUMONIA-HIs AGE a GREAT
FACTOR.

IndfanapoIis March Sex President Renja-
min Harrison is a very sick man. and his closest
friends are alarmed His condition is more seri-
GUS than is generally believed However, Or
Henry Jameson the family physician, who has
sole charge of the case, said tonight there
no immediate danger; in fact he not at all
alarmed. he said. to the outcome. Asked il
the age of General Harrison would not weigh
very much against his recovery the doctor said
such would naturally be the to- a certain
extent: hut ne declined to discuss the matter
further than to say that he not at all
alarmed over the condition of his patient
General Harrison is troubled with COmplica-
ton OF grip and intercOstal neuralgia. and there
is some fear that this will develop into pneu-
monia The disease in itself is not necessarily or
an alarming character, but when the age OF
General Harrison is taken into consideration,
with the diminution of his recuperative powers
his present illness is being viewed with much
anxiety.
He suffers much pain The large muscles OF
the chest are much affected. and the patient Is
confined 10 his bed The most favorable symp-
tom in the absence of fever and still another
circumstance I'm favor of the general is that his
sleep as vet has not been impaired.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-09
TELEGR4PHIC NOTES.

Atlanta. Ga. March s.-R. E. Elliott Editor of
THE Austell (GaD News committed suicide here
to-day.
Little Rock. Ark. March S.-Kirby Graves. Will
tam Johnson and Henry Brooks. negroes. were
hanged at Richmond. Little River County. to-day
for numbering Edward Evans. white. and Frank
Hopson. colOred.
PtttSburg, MaIch o:-lt was learned oniclally to-
day that the order given TO the American Window
Glass Company by the Jobbers' Association
for 7T5.Oa0 boxes. and the price TO be paid Is
highest the history of the window glass industry
The order Is worth 50. 10000.
FL Paso Tex, March S-Two men killed
outright and three injured badly that they will
die by heavy explosion of dynamite at quarry
near this CITY. All We're Mexican laborers except
Charles Shelly tha foreman. who came here two
years ago from San Antonio The men en-
gagged in placing charge of dynamite at the top
OF a bluf when the explosion occurred.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-09
FERMEKT IN THE BALKayS.

9, March A.-Increasing apprehension is
an bulgaria al the concentration OF Turkish
= ps on the Macedonian frontier. II Is known
- iaree quantities OF arms and ammunition
of Ko.nah heh secretly imported into the vilayers
r,oSs,ONo. CskGv and Monastir
in A. 70 Russian officers who have recently toured
sv,,ofthefn Macedonia incognito left here Ia al
Tllhg for ST Petersburg.
raFnins geslan government has received sharp
II t',nlaers from three OF the great powers thai
of ora De held responsible for the preservation N
causr IN the border districts
,'at anxiety exists I'm Albania which is in a
''"e of unusual ferment. ~ o.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-09
LIU KUN YRS SCHEME OF REFORM.

Shanghai. March S.-An article in the China
Gazette" published to-day, says that Viceroy
Iiu Kun VI has submitted a memorial To the
throne I'm favor Of reform on the following
basis: The establishment Of a permanent con-
stitution; compiate change in the educational
system: the selection of only qualified men for
the civil service; the creation OF an army by
conscriptiOn; the adoption of a systematic
scheme of finance. the establishment of an i'm
perial bank empowered To issue notes that shall
be current throughout China the framing of
laws to encourage the establishment of news
papers. and the removal of the present distinc
tion between Chinese and Manchus.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-09
PLANT SYSTEM MILEAGE.

The Mileage books of the Plant System Of Rail-
ways good from Washington over Penn
sylvania Railroad TO Quantico Richmond. Fred
ricksburg q Potomac Il. r. 10 Richmond. Atlantic
Coast Line and Plant System reaching the i'm
portant tourist and commercial points Of Virginia,
North and South Carolina. Georgia. Alabama and
Florida. Price $3.50 each. Address ]. J. FARMS
WORTH. Eastern Passenger Agent, 2so Broadway,
New Iork-Advt.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-09
MAGNIFICENT JEWEL FOR THE KING

Nohoon' March s.-Maurioe Lyons, lawyer
queensland, intends TO give King Edward
: al nat Is believed to be the largest and finest opal
rr world In the opinion Of London lapi-
no es us only rival I'm size and beauty is one
ivaSea by Emperor Francis Joseph. The
of gem was shown privately to-day in the
o." OF Sir Horace Tozer, Agent General OF
cs,nsiaha, 10 the other Australian Agents
ans L II is oval in shape. two inches long
hrraah, an inch and a half deep. and weighs two
orarea and fifty carats. When found in
hrol-isla II was inch longer. hut il was
rnssh IN the process OF removal. II Is esti-
1~eo 70 be worth upward OF EJNoDO and Mr.
lyons desires that il should be set IN the Kings
eaIa of the Australian Feleralion
New-York tribune., 1901-03-09

LUXURIOUS DAILY TRAIN TO CALIFORNIA.
Every day In the year the Overland Limited leaves
Chicago $50 D. m. via the shortest route, Chicago
and Northwestern. Union and Southern Pacific Rail-
ways. and arrives San Francisco 6:iS y. m, third
day. Double drawing room. sleeping cars. bunst
library with barber) and dining Full In
formation at Northwestern Line Office. s6l B'way
-Adyt.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-09
ODELL WILL STAY AWAY.
WON'T ATTEND TOLICE BILL
CONFERENCE HERE TO-DAY

There will be a conference OF Republican r1sr,-
bers Of the legislature State leaders and Republi-
cans Of prominence in the local organization tho
Fifth Avenue Hotel to-day Senator Platt who
came over from Washington last night. called thIs
gathering for the purpose of discussing the ad-
visibility of enacting supplemental police egfsIa-
tion Albany before the present session ends. It
was expected that Governor Ode would be present
but explicitly stated last night that he would
be here He and talked with Senator
Platt in Washington last Tuesday. To-day he will
be his home. in Newburg
The absence of the Governor set the tongues Of
the politicians to waggtnE last night They hinted
broadly split between Senator Platt and Mr.
OdeII Those who are in the confidence of Mr.
OdeI say plainly that the Governor looks with
disfavor any plan pass a new police bill
They add that the Governor told Senator PIatt
and that he is not man 20 change his mind
lightly swerve from his course. They declare
that he will sturduy oppose any plan to pass
another police bill
Senator Platt has publicly and repeatedly said
that a State cOnstabuary bill would be passed
at Albany before the present session is over To
this Governor Oden has made no reply The IN
ference is that the Governor letting the Senator
do the talking. and that he will 'chop wood
when the proper time comes IL is evident to those
who have watched the situation that there is an
earnest difference of opinion between Governor
ode and senator PIatt this subject and tho
When senat9r Platt arrived at the Fifth Avenue
uattOn. He said that there would be a conferences
to-day the subject of police legislation. Speak
Nixon Assemblyman Aids and Senators Els
worth. Ranes and Stranahan are expected to at
tend. He declared that he stood on the subject ot
gs' Al M ne Declined hha 20 dsc &
possible appointment of Colonel William Cary
PINEHURST. SOUTHERN PINES AND CAMDEN.
These delightful resorts are reached by the Sea.
% noard AIT Line hal@ay when oHers exceptional
other points in the South. ONCE l.2o6 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-09
SIR THOMAS Upton HoNoRED.

LONDON. March s-Sir Thomas Upton has
sh gazetted Knight Commander Of the Vic
'orisn Order
'eutenant-Colonel Steele of Strath -ona's
~ ,boise has been appointed 20 the fourth class Of
m me King Of Greece and the Crown Prince Of
csihafk have received the Honorary Grand
~i'ss or the Victorian order.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-09
MRS. yATJON'S TRIAL BEGIN.

Wichita. Kan. March s.-Mrs Carrie Nation
placed trial here to-day charged with misde-
mesnor in the alleged destruction OF property I'm a
''iont" raid The defendants presence vas not
necessary and she still remains I'm the Topeka jail
New-York tribune., 1901-03-09
midas TERRIBLE FAMINE MORTALITY

Calcutta March S.-AccOrding TO the census
returns. just issued. the population Of the cen
traI provinces Of India has decreased |. 10000
TO famine
New-York tribune., 1901-03-09
ALMOST WITHIN THE SHADOW

OF the great hotels stands Grand Central Station OF
the New York Central When going West you
time and travel at cents mile on that lne-AdvL
New-York tribune., 1901-03-09
TINS GOVERNMENTS ATTITI-DE.
NOT IN SECRET NEGOTIATGONs NTH ANY
OTHER POWER REGARDING CHINA


Washington. March S.-Just 10 what extent
the United States Government has expressed It
self to the other Powers regarding the attitude
OF Russia i'm respect to the occupation Of Man
chura. and what If anything. has been received
from the British Foreign Office. would not he
divulged by the officials here tonight. The gov
ernment deems il ineXpedient for the Chinese
10 make any independent arrangement with any
foreign power while the peace negotiations
In progress at PeSng. An identical note con
veying these sentiments has been sent by the
United States to each of the Powers interested
I'm the settlement Of the conditions growing out
Of the Boxer troubles. The Chinese Imperial
Government also has been made acquainted with
these sentiments The statement is made posi-
lively here tonight that the United States is
not In secret negotiations with any other
power regarding China. The practice I'm dealing
with the Chinese situation has uniformly been
TO make known the attitude Of the United States
10 all the nations interested. and for this pur-
pose identical notes have been sent Ia them
when matters Of great Importance were under
consideration. At the same time. the intimation
is conveyed that the London dispatches on the
Suhiect are oVPrfraMn
New-York tribune., 1901-03-09

BRONCHITIS is curab BILE with
.&AiNE'S ENECIOGANy.-A
New-York tribune., 1901-03-09

8 BAII.ANTINE'S INDIA PALE ALE helps good
digestion wait appstite.-Adyt
New-York tribune., 1901-03-09

consul Adelbert Hay and Julian Ralph are
ssaing to-day for New-York. INF.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-09

PINEHURST. SOUTHERN PINES AND CAMDEN,
These delightful resorts reached by the Sea-
board Air Line Railway. which offers exceptional
train service and sleeping service TO these and
other points in the South. once l.a06 Broadway.
-AdyI
New-York tribune., 1901-03-09

,ropvright. 1901: By The New York T-hune3
TFy cAUIE To THE TRIRTNEl
New-York tribune., 1901-03-09

The English people. already worried by the
reports ~ depressed trade. have now 10 face
the announcement. which is made by THE Ex
press" that ]. Fierpont Morgan will early in
April meet representative of leading COM
mercial syndcates in Berlin 20 arrange terms OF
combination between German and American
Trusts
New-York tribune., 1901-03-09

The protests of Low Churchmen against the
appointment Of Bishop stspney as Bishop Of
London are less vehement than might have been
expected. AS High Churchman he may exer-
elSe more restraint over the Rituaiists than a
hroad churchman would do
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1901-12-27
Homeseekers' Excursions

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The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1901-12-27
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The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1901-12-27

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The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1901-12-27
THE "BURLINGTON'S'
California Excursions.
Personally Conducted.

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Saint Joseph the Burlington's California
tourist sleeper excursions leave under
protection OF special conductors Route
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Lake City, the route of equitable clim-
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The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1901-12-27

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Great Northwest Movement

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the entire upper northwest from Kansas
City and Denver; great daily through
trains of chair cars, sleepers, dining cars
TO Puget Sounz and Portland. Send for
special folder "Burlington-Northern Pa
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The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1901-10-24
COMING ATTRACTIONS.


Saturday night will witness the first
performance of the season at
Larson's theatre, Haverly's celebrated
Mastodons being booked for that date.
Manager W. f. Vaudeville brings with
him to this city galaxy of artists hay
ing no superiors in minstrelsy, headed
by that well-known veteran, George
Wilson. Among the assistant mirth-
promoters are Dan Altman, whose
youth, grace and pleasing personality
has made him a favorite; Eddie Platt,
an irresistibly funny story-teller; Eddie
Mazier. dancer OF agility and a capti-
waiting singer OF coon songs; Conley,
Marion and Pearl, Jimmie Kennedy
and several others. In the olio are some
real minstrel specialties, as well as Gar
den and Somers, kings of the musical
world, and the famous Young family.
The singers are all young artists with
fresh, harmonious voices, among the
soloists being George Morgan, direct
from Moore and Burgess theatre, Lon
don, Eng, the singing wonder of the
10th century; Harry Richards, clever
baritone; Charles Bury, England's
famous lyric tenor; Edwin Platt, a basso
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1901-10-24
BURGLARIZED DILL'S STORE.
Thieves Entered Building and Went Through
II While watehman Slept.

The store Of I. II. Dills & Co., known
as the Star Clothing house, was burglar
lied some time Sunday night while the
Waterman in the store slept. Some
clothing, jewelry and other things were
taken.
Entrance was gained through rear
window. Indications are that the thief
climbed onto the roof of the building
runs from the the cellar of the building
up the outside wall. An old adj was
used in prying up the window, and was
thrown aside after its use was over. The
window through which entrance was
gained is on the west side and opens off
the office. Once in the thief had full
swing, though he must have had his
nerve with him, for the nightwatchman,
Hobart Dills, slept on the swinging plat
form in the rear. Some fancy vests and
nearly all the jewellery in a show case in
the front part of the store were carried
to the rear of the building, together with
several suits of clothing, an undershirt
taken from the front window, some
fancy dress shirts and several pairs of
socks. Besides sweater was brought
down from the upper floor and dress
ing case was added to the list. 1t is not
known Just how much was taken. A
suit of clothes that had been sold and
pressed and hung to the rear of the room
was taken, the dressing case and some
socks. Several pieces of jewellery were
| also taken.
| In connection with this robbery two
important arrests were made about 2 a.
m. Monday morning by Officers Starrett
and White. They saw two men going
about in a suspicious manner and over
heard a conversation between them that
indicated that they were fighting over
the division Of spoils. They were
placed under under arrest and one is
now in the county jail and the other in
the city Jail. The circumstances con-
nected with the action OF these men inn
plicate them in the robbery.
LATER.-As there was no conclusive
evidence against the two men they were
discharged. 1t was hard to bring proof
to establish their connection with the
robbery. None of the stolen goods was
found in their possession. 1t is thought
that the theft was committed by parties
living in North Yakima.