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The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1902-01-14
AT DIAMOND HEAD
Diamond Head, 10 p. m.-Weather
clear. Wind light, north

after giving each other mutual con
gratulations.
Shortly after a custom house officer
boarded the launch and inquired for
the captain In his absence. Durant
responded to the call. and was asked
about the late trip CT the Talula. The
inspector required that the licenses
of the launch. captain and engineer
be showed to him. This was done.
Then the inspector went away re-
marking, as he was leaving the boat,
that he would like TO know the name
of the man who had informed the
Collector that the Talula had no
license.
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Captain Halstead May Now Sail in Peace
Failure to Produce Original Crew List None Of His Fault Collector
Of Customs Asks for Advice Tribu|adoH Of
the Ship Benz amin SGWaN.

ship. pertinent 10 this subject mat
ter. which came into his possession
since he Joined the ship as master at
Hongkong; and it must. / think, be
conceded that Captain Halsted has
done all in his power TO comply WITH
his legal obligations.
independently of this. however,
have the honor TO advise you that, in
my opinion. the Acts of Congress re-
quiring a master to produce his crew
list. whether that issued at the port
OF Baltimore, or at the port from
which the vessel originally sailed. 8"
have no application to case similar
TO the present.
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Vessels Sailing Today.

Str. Noeau. Peterson. for Lahaina,
kaanaali. Honokaa and Kukuihaele
at p. m.
Case. schr Eclipse. Townsend. for
Lahaina. MAIZENA,. Kihei, Kailua, Ma
poopoo and Hookena at p m
Str. Kinau. Freeman. for Hilo and
way ports at noon.
Str. Claudine. Parker. for Maui
ports at p. N.
Str. Mikahala, Gregory. for Kauai
ports at p. N.
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NEW TOW BOAT IN TROUBLE.
Is Inspected by Customs Officer as Re-
suit e Anonymous Denurciations.

suit 81 Anonymous Denureiations.
Pains launch. the Talula. will not
have it all her own way in Honolulu
harbor. She has been in the bust
ness only a week but her people
claim that someone has already been
doing some underhand work to in
jure their business.
On Saturday afternoon the Talula
was taken out in the harbor for
trial trip 10 see if there were any de-
fects in her machinery or steering
gear
Captain Bray was in charge and
Jack Evans was in the engine room.
Albert Durant, the manager of lAe
new concern. was on deck with Cap
tain Bray. Everything went well dur
ing the cruise, and when the Taluls
came back 10 her berth at the ole
nshmsrket wharf the men separated
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Departures from Honolulu

Sunday. Jan. q.
Am. bktn. klikitat. Reed, for Port
Gamble at a. N. in ballast.
Am. bktn. George c. Perkins. Jen-
son. for Eureka, at 9 a. m. in bal
last
Am. bktn. James Johnson, Ben
necke. for the Sound at n a. m. in
ballast
Monday, Jan. 13.
Str. Lehua. Naopala, for Molokai
ports at p. m
Str. Waialeale. Piltz. for Anahola
and Kaiauea. at p. m.
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Arrivals at Honolulu.

Sunday. Jan. IL
Str. Claudine. rom Maui ports.
Str. Mikahals. Gregory. from Kau-
al.
Str. James Makee. Tullett. from
Kauai.
Schr. Malolo. from Oahu ports.
Schr. wsialua, Gardner. from Molo-
kai.
Monday. jan. Is.
Schr. Wsislus. from Kshului.
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275 TO 800 miles per day; were about
2s5 feet in length. nearly as long as
four ordinary country churches;
wheels. 70 feet: coal consumption. so
tons a day: cost to build possibly
$500. 900 each.
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Oceanic Steamship Co.
TIME TABLE.
FOR SAN FRANCISCO.

The Of this line will arrive hereunder.
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SHENANDOAH LAUNCHED.
Liiur Mss Fahnr>tn"L 'hrist-n-d
fhr-"-Nast~d schnou-r Nnrht

Gibson fnhn-stprks 'ar-, mlSt,i
schooner was launched - shooter rs.-
nnl today and wa. rhri-t.ned Shcrtr.
duah hy hi. 'iyr-y"lr-uld daughter Mar
Earst
IN" y"s-r! w's bail, by Tpwn,rnl :.
lNwn'y. AMI vi. much sImlred when
Meteor III hc.iH" waicI n"r Keel was
Iiid. was launched.
II - me only thro"-musted topsni 70
cruising yacht ,vcr puilt 70 tnls rp.u'~. .
.'rusF" Guuld's rL ht ~ similar nm
huNins htr" bI'.t ,I England
litil" his- Mitfirrt flhu. stock.
trcsS. 4 i1 pink and wearing an snor.
nnus pink hR'. was held TN her mothers
arms Hs she 4wung IN" Juttl. ~ cham
payne 1u caused II tp break ON the
vessels stern ~ IL ma from IA. wags
IN" new srhpor-r - lri feet Iv"r al,
hul To- feet On u" ~aterliu". She l. II
z feet beam and draws u f'"t.
Many m TIhrrs ~ ,h0 New York Yacht
club Witnessed the lauuchiur
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STRANGE FEAR
OF THE SEA.
Jockey Cochran Re-
fuses to Sail tor Eng
land at Last Moment.
LOSES $4,000 CONTRACT.
Was on His Way TO Ride IN
England Tor w, c.
Whitney.
LOSES $4,000 CONTRACT.


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GIANTS BEAT c. c. NY.
"MATTY" IS HIT HARD.
Three New York Pitchers Are Tried Against
College Boys, Who Score Five Runs
in Six Innings.
FINAL SCORE:
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GIVES UP A THRONE
TO WE'D AMERICAN.
PRINCE EUGENE OF SWEDEN
WINS MISS WILD.
tnnn"t TAKE Crown should u
Come q" Him In Course
.f Descent.

N-as has h'r receives r 'Alhrilr
cir l,- pt rrp h'y". SAGE IN, Er,nNlyn
Eh;l. 20 '1c ,ugig. r.H' = lle,,n
q rm.n WHI. = BIl'ma-.. 10 ruHr"
Eugene. ~ Sw.G.n ,oDrth som % '''
l>ins q sweden oai Nr-v1t =
hlth,glu r,sArl"I e. na--tH's t'
tho throne
NJ. Wi'H = horH".G w ~" l- rr
lltci &, th" nmuut arr" rmNr -
rlltimorc shs 'e . Invngi 'tihoUr.
aEls tho royal nnD', y sweden i'
Prn,cs'aut Shr ru N"r'.r r h"-
own .lsht. and ls well kaowu In sas'"'y
in RtOt.mDr" AMI N"w YORK
~ first King oscar objected siren
uously To tlr mat \ principally ~ tn"
ground " In" gcung wpmlns religion
In the annals %! Sweden there l. not a
sir s'r Instance ~ an alliance ~ q
scion 90 rnyU, blood Hi,h catholic
Perhaps In me- country In Europe -
Prni"s,a0,Ism - STRONGLY inir"nch'i
~ In Sw.dr" and when "a" romantic
marriage II "-inre Eur"n" "t1
h-o1rarl - possibility WAS laughed
Al rs th- court encourage.
By his marriage Prince Eugene VIII
rrSlgn al right to IA" thrnE. 'Hth3l
Influence n-ar iar Swedish crpwn hc.ns
regard ~ out ug IN. question. md tn~
sacrifice %! po--ihl- throne Tor .ovc u-
v.Ht. the match with more than usnN
interest. The present wcrrrr ~ tn
swedish crown had FOR one ~ his pre-
d,cr~sprs Gu.tavus Adolphus
II q, sad that thc Queen hl- de-
i"r:r.nrd TO divide her mm"ns' tor
tune ~ .si.OJo.OJi between h"- twp sons,
Bcrnndittc and Eugene. M..s Wld has
"a large fortune OF ncr own.
,hc WILL 10" the ccond beautiful Bal
tlmorcan to Win II royal husband, th"
,.h.r being. uf course, Miss Patterson.
wh, married jerome. brD'her of M.
polcln l.
t.ug nr cf SWEDEN u On" of the most
iEter.ntiny prince ~ EUROPE. Thlr
who nave followed his career ~. not
surprised 20 hear ~ the rOinnrtic IN tea
he IL a kundsom, yuarg fellow, Highly
educated and OF GrtistIc temperament.
~. has none OF the ordinary 'id- or
vices of the hgl born. and from his
\ ,uth has been attracted toward ser GUS
and artistic pursuits When u mere
youth he wrote the words and music Of
a song that received national acclaim.
The wedding, Shlcn VIII TAX" ,lh""
soon. will be private AFFAIR. II viii no
celebrated In little Catholic church n
Paris. in the latin quarter
The evening world., 1902-04-12
MUD SAVES MAN
FELLED BY BEAM.
LYON DIRECTS THE REMOVAL
OF TWO-TON GlROER.
,i,o. mud Ladder Company Called
Uut to R~s~n- >-r,, ir"u-
worker

\ tap.r,p r.rlor f~.I a,rp-. iron
Sorkr- Timothy Lyon VIII" Do" v.-
working 10 tn subway at MARION and
Spr.ug ,;srrg~ 'n-any hu' instead u the
yr.nt V,Ignt crushing ,hr ~. .Yi -
the man !; ,run.dd, him IN th- sof'
-lH
'rHu. .u.a .#u'i Iud.r ,h, mass how
ever nr scvHlu',t q prisoner .util the
fs.m, . from 90 Marion street iluuN
,ut I.H !d-r 'ptngnus went 80 hts res
Our Ne preserved his nary, during the
.rying uf,lr,I .ri directed H. own rr~-
cue
Il guess I am al. r.Eht gc @n.' ls h-
rs l.s",i '-pm h-r"aih the gir,i"r llut
when he 'r.-d 10 stand he Huuihr't
n. wis taken Oh - Ntnrrut- Hos
lIss.
The evening world., 1902-04-12
MAY TAKE M'AULlFFE
CASE FROM JEROME.

Gov. Ode'i was seen by an Even
ing Wo ID reporte n, Nh. pif,,
,y.rro tto,o, -. ~ -, ,
"'' '''''' w w" io'h 10 Ee' sun
OF clothes and soc Senator Plat also
,o ur.p,ro c,r his v,c,,i,, which no
,.f,, l -,
,,o, ' w.. 'Np''
.r.n.,..,,',.'.
s,m ...a ~.
n,,,..,. 49, "
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RUSSIA HAS RESERVATION.
win Nat Grt ont OF Mnnchuria ~
thinn Violates Agreement.

ST PETERSBURG, AprIi !: The text
OF the Manchlria invention, which
was signed April = was published by tn.
OfNciul Messenger to-day Il Is prnc-
tlcally Identical wish the version cabled
from Pcking April !.
\ note from the Russian Minister to
China. VI T.. VI I>cssar. TO the chinese
plrnipOtcntiary IL Appcni-d to the con-
yvntlDn declaring that ~ the cnIncsc
Government violates any provision %.
the convention the Russian Government
viii not hold Itself bound either by tn.
terms OF the Manchurii agreement or
by the declarations previously made In
connection with the matter
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TO-NIGHT'S EVENTS.

Iir"rs. Madison square Garden.
Dinner to Tomas Estrada Palma
piOn square Iioirl.
Manhattan sinEI.-TnS club. din
n.r. Hotel Marlborough.
Young Nen'> Dem"crar,, rrrrr-
iion. Grand CcGtrni Palace.
Peoples Institute. ..City Hail and
N-Nspap per Row"
Meeting ia discuss police system.
Carnegie Hail.
Lecture on "HcRi,h." Judson Me-
mortal baptist church, washinS-
ton Square south.
The evening world., 1902-04-12
RUBBISH STARTS FIRE.
Iit,i~ Rins- Eventually causes
o. 400 Damsxes 1" huidi"s'

som, ruhn.1 burning in q stove ON
~. ,np n,ar set nrc - IN" ;pur-s.prS
puilding a, 80 = hu street at a."
,his norr,ns The damage TO the stock
OF G,rrucy K Jackson, "E the two up
pei rpors. aas ;l"o Water thrown by
the n-cmrn Iamagel 10 like amoun, thr
E:o,k ut Jenkins Bros, NaiN" makers.
on the lower floors
The evening world., 1902-04-12
NEW YORK BILLS SIGNED.
Appointment Of ComInissi"ner Of
Juror. in King. by County suig~s.

ALBANY. April D. Gov. odeil before
leaving rur New Work this morning
signed number " 3!lls among them
h,!us taa, u Senator Fuller. providing
f,r "a, appointment, of ;he Commissions
,r II Jurors u k.Hgs county by
hoard composed q the County Judges
and the Surrogate u the county.
lie also signed the b.l 0f senator Full
Ter increasing from 10000 20 Boo0o
IN. umlunt which New YORK city may
'Np,nG annually Tor improving Hs
sta, rts
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,namncr,niu ,,.. NJ, n-.ixneS.

TN. repeated rIu3urs o., Joseph Cham-
,.,rIl.r.- ..s.-uttI0u pf ,hc oiiice OF
,'Haulu S,u~rtl-N which rccurred after
tar publication u' sls signed denial.
I'M t, .s a.trr.v Ii-gvgar,ied.
TN,t Ir--r out 1t serious differences
b+tR ru himself and the chan
.,l.a 30 Oh. ENuh~ut-r over the West
Indies end utn.. uui1uia. maitrTs ie-
,.IrIrg Trl-urg yu-up-.t ton. which
Et,. tr,u4,utly bsru mentioned In ihess
Ilruatrhr-. and whoa appear To be no
mo-. 4u.u than they have been for
months .i-t
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0DELL MAY ORDER SPECIAL
JURY FOR M'AULIFFE CASE.
Governor Ready Consider Request
the lands o Oistrc. ttornev Jerome.


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n cn.AAnI
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LATEST NEWS
IN BRIEFEST FORM.
NEWARK IMPERi!.LED By BIG FIRE.

NEWARK. n. =, E7rI 12--An eIn7aJo1 IN the 1anra1c-
d The Ma<e street staten Of the Pennsylvania Rail
road at 4.5o ? N. caused ic which DESTROYED the depot
Five hundred people we're upon The platforms waiting for
trains. They fled m pane the fire d part
ment turned the water upon the platforms.
The iremen seemed unable TO cope with the spreading
ames At o'clock the buildings the vicinity which are ali
OF frame. are still in danger
The Pennsylvania taking passengers on at the Centre
street depot
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YACHT CELT LAUNCHED.
J, Roger. Ws<v~Ir. New Boat IL
Cbrist-n-d bs Mrs. Tns~s.

WILMINGTON. Del. Aprll ':-Thc
Yacht C.lt huGll hy the Pusey & Jones
company FOR Rogers Maxwell, VI
Now York. was launched to-day. She
war lhrlstrncd by Miss Elizabeth Hun
ter Pussy. The vessel 10 lio feet long.
The evening world., 1902-04-12
800 scANpINAvIANs COMING

CHRIST ANA. Norway, April i.-
The present week has nrokca all records
cg emigrs lion 10 America. Thirteen
sundred Scandlnavians sailed from this
port
The evening world., 1902-04-12
SERVANT ACCUSED Of STEALING RING WORTH $1,000.

n in r"rsoh
Tho th'' OF diamond
that
~ Nru&cr living ~ n IiIni
wi The
The evening world., 1902-04-12
POLICE SHkKE.UP IN BROOKLYN.

=: 4 atc hour this afternoon Commissioner Partrdue
shook up the Brooklyn police force by summay fornu
We serS !ans, ttcen 0u1dsncl ana ore patroiman.
Inc transfers not drastic have characterized
those formerly The men nerc not sent out Of the borough
but merely transferred TO different precincts
The evening world., 1902-04-12

theatrical tn" Of death in has
No Brooklyn His physician said to-day
he might las, Gays hours HIS wife
M cons atcnian"
The evening world., 1902-04-12
CRISIS IN THE BOER WAR:
ALL ENGLAND AGITATED.
Cabinet Considers Holding Up Budget Until
Result OF kIerksdorp Conference Is Known.

l'trlsutci f..liipr u deciding between
p"ls- and war, undoubtedly reviewed
Ga" entire situation. both as regards
acme hnauc, and the situation In South
Area
iInR complicated and impossible o.
IN hand solution j. the latter question
can oe Judged by an apparently su-
iheutic statement published in the E.din-
,GrSh Eseulng News this Afternoon.
Bo-r Terms of Peace.
The News. whose editor is in close
,uV. with MIR Kruger declares:
!" ,y '''p nS bJsr 10 sss eltss,ss .ss terms 1s
holland as q basis ior peace negotia-
't1ls su5ig g Lae approval OF the
II.s. ga iHr l!Elr-t authority. 10 the
3'-ls ''r 'h" resent kierksiorp negS-
IJus
fss' s'-lnIrpeaisnce % be waived II
sf' s'Ar''ry agreement j. reachsl FOR
''" 'I'Irr syys.nmr1t % the Traasvaal
inI .prlHg" F,f- STATE
s.. I'D k.tchyn-r- proclamation
rtHI. JAn!s gm"nt - be cancelled and
s"ah- atrt property o he restored.
Remuneration FOR property de-
s-fu'ri AMI .j,ck tthen.
'FHH-'n-rIll recognition % the Trans
va. So" ."ni- AH,. The date OF Rob
.Fts n" language question TO be
w "a. ls-t'i upon.
S'N'H rl' rebels granted amnesty
ava political grl- Hu,-~ released.
S.stItl-N di.- iScd ;Or the return
..f.. pTfs. U's~ 90. war.
"Ll-G's-rh, DrrF- % one or two
r,rIN covers .r ,. accepted. 10 su-
nsriu'cuI ja- a-ryIHs cut OF the
t..sT~
Hos strongly the Government shares
.Hrt hope mas br Judged from the fact
trtt fav London poiic' otilcills to-day
Nrr, .fzl"r,-i T. keep specially large
forces pu duty until .urther notice, In
HT,l'.- f. .fkplI a-s repetition ot ''Mafs-
Rug Night ~. .rh II feared. migni
a.auHur sod.
one ~ the curious features Of tho
present argl'. .ltlpU- Is that nve out OF
'1p-. who Hrr r"prcSCnt,ng the Boers
NI-
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re 9s0ects are tor a "dry Sunday Late this after
n9CH F2 LGJGqer speaking TOR The liquor dealers. said: we
arpectcd good to-day but did not have tried
10 sac Commissioner Partridge 10 get from hm some exact
dea OF his official attitude. In this have failed"
The evening world., 1902-04-12
BASEBALL GAMES.

Al jaspas 0yaI-Manhatan 10: Trinity. l.
AT thaCaCornelI II: RoheSter. |.
At New Haven---Yae Ia: Wesleyan. e.
At PhadeIphla-End seventh: Athletics 2l Princeton a..
At acknowledgements l5 Carlisle. O.
At Fordham--end Of sixth: Fordnam. 7: Syracuse, l.
The evening world., 1902-04-12
The batting Orr,i-r.

rr'' % curves. and altogether was q
h'ui "u" =" pit iEains, the local col
I"sian- Hut they ,r"l hard and not on.
= 90" hHn hundred lovers oi the game
iD ftt"aI1Uce asked more
The evening world., 1902-04-12
PRICE OF MEAT GOES UP AGAIN.

Whocsa. butchers the Bee, 1as
ming Monday the price increased
IN. meats markets
cents he
The evening world., 1902-04-12
HARBINGERS OF HOT WEATHER.

These bulletins posted
dog No 2 seventh Pa
,roman Doyle shot a mad dog At No 80 Park 'oH
The evening world., 1902-04-12

IA sunday World Want, not taxing
much space,
Brings housewife and homeeeoeer
face to face t
The evening world., 1902-04-12
OLD MAN OVERCOME BY GAS.

rhr police of he
OF No
New York Hospital lie Is sixty
old
The evening world., 1902-04-12
WEATHER FORECAST.

FOrccnst for the thirty-six
hours ending at y r.. ". sunday
for Ncw York City and vicinity,
showers Tonight. followed 10y
fair, sunday fairj fresh 90
brisk westerly winds.
The evening world., 1902-04-12

Jackson got q walk 10 first on four
naiis aad then stole second. Dunns de-
aut ~ = batter was not very brilliant.
'pr ho struck out when Jackson made
run ''r ,hirI kcbler thrcN wildly to
~" lug. and The Giant came all the way
Iome. QUINN couldn't handle Joness
sroGuder ana the Giant was safe. but
hr was caught AZ third after Gordon
'lr-s lauder og, AZ hfst. one run.
Lauder hung on Ten Goldberg's foul fly
uuI Nathrwsou threw Gordon's short
hlf iu DOYLE In time. Mathewson's
CURVES We're not solved by Condon In
three tr.tls NJ runs
second Inning.
posl" got salk and stole second.
Gsr.pu handled Snlth -srJundes nicely
ana thr"S th' Giant out. capt. Jack
s-'-'i wen Goldberg dropped Dsse-
Continued on Fourth Page)
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LATE RESULTS AT BENNNGS
Fifth Race--Fabius I, NuptiaI 2. Ford 3.
Sixth Race--Swampand ! Ninonia 2, Rough Rider g.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-06-12
NELLY is AT LIBERTY
RELEASED UNDER THE ACT GIANT
ING AMNESTY To AMERICANS.
Muncfe Man Who Was Sentenced to
Ten Years imprisonment I'm Cuba
and Fined So6,7O1.

HAVANA, June lie. F. w. Nicely,
who, March "a, was sentenced TO ten years
Imprisonment and to pay fine of s56 7Ol
for completely in the Cuban postal frauds.
was released to-day under the bill signed
by President Palma, June Q, granting am
nesty to all Americans convicted of crimes
in Cuba during the term of the American
occupation and those awaiting trial.
The trials before the Audiencia Court of
Havana of the cases arising from the en-
bezzlement of Cuban postal funds re-
suited, March "a. in the sentencing of c.
F. w. Nicely as set forth in the above dis
patch OF w. II. Reeves TO ten years i'm
prisonment and to pay a fine of sS5,516. and
of Estes G. Rathbone TO ten years i'm
prisonment and to pay fine OF SS5.324.
Reeves was pardoned and liberated April
% by former Governor General of Cuba
Leonard Wood because he was a witness
for the state in the trials at Havana.
Rathbone was released in Sl00,000 bail
April II. and later President Roosevelt or
dered that his case be reviewed.
Referring recently 10 the amnesty bill
under which Nicely was released to-day.
Mr.. Rathbone said he would be greatly dis
appointed at its operation because he
wanted a new trial before what he called
an uninhuenced court.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-06-12
SENATE PROCEEDINGS.
Report on Popular Election ResoIu-
ton VIII Not BE Hurried.

WASHINGTON, June n.-Before con-
sideration of the canal question was re-
sumed in the Senate to-day the motion of
Mr.. Wellington, of Maryland, TO discharge
the committee on privileges and elections
from further consideration OF the resolu-
ton providing for the submission of an
amendment to the Constitution for the
election of senator's by the people was de-
feated-21 10 35-after a sharp debate.
Mr.. Clapp discussed the merits of the
resolution, arguing in favor of the election
of senator's by the people. The movement
he said, was the evidence of a determination
of the people to participate in the election
of senators and 1t would be impossible ever
20 dam the ever-swelling food Of public
Mr.. Vest said he was anxious to have a
square issue on the question presented,
but he was opposed to the Depew amend
ment and was opposed TO the resolution as
IL came from the House He had been a
Democrat for more than fifty years. but
he was not in favor of the declaration in
Democratic platforms for this resolution.
He denied the right of any convention
State or national-to dictate how he should
vote on any action. He was opposed 20 the
pending resolution, because he believed that
when the time came for the people to be
protected against their own ignorance and
imbecility il was a notice that popular gov
eminent was failure. He inclined to the
belief that this a plan adopted by
adrOit politicians 10 induce the people to
believe that they were purer than some
other people. The motion TO discharge the
committee was defeated-21 to 35-as fol-
lows:
Yeas-Bailey. Bate. Berry. Blackburn.
Carmaek Clapp. Cockrell; Dubois. For
Arkansas, McLaurin Of Mississippi, Mar
tin, Mason, Nelson, Patterson. Perkins,
Taliafero, Teller, Tillman-H.
Nays-Aldrich. Allison Bard, Burnham,
Burrows. Burton. Cullom. Deboe, Dietrich.
Dillingham;, Dolliver, Elkins. Fairbanks,
Foster OF Washington. Frye. Gallinger,
Gamble, Hale, Hanna. Hawley, Hoar. Kean,
Kerns, Kittredge, McComas, McCumber,
Mcmillan, Millard, Platt of Connecticut.
Platt of New York Scott, Spooner. Stew
art. Vest. Wetmore-35.
A House bill amending the present law
providing for the issuance OF passports To
persons who owe allegiance to the United
States whether they be citizens of the
United States or not, was passed. II was
explained by Mr.. Foraker that the bill
simply was TO provide for the issuance of
passports TO citizens OF Porto Rico and the
Philippines.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-06-12
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