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Active CONDITION
OF STOCK MARKET
Improvement Over YesteT-
days Unsettled Condition.
SEVERAL EXTENSIVE GAINS
Baltimore and Ohio Leader in Railway
List-A Number Of Strong Features
IN Miscellaneous Substituting
Definite From Anthracite Coal Strike.

NEW YORK. Sept. 1.-THE Stock
Market opened active and strong and
showing none OF the unsettled feelings
which characterized the final dealings
Of yesterday. The stocks which showed
the most extensive gains in the railway
list were Baltimore and Ohio. Reading
Louisville and Nashville. Denver and
Rio Grande. Detroit Southern. and Mis-
souri, Pacific.
Comparatively little was done in the
local traction stocks Among the mis-
eeIIaneous and industrial shares, strong
features were American Smelling. Anal
gamated Copper. United States Steel.
and American Car and Foundry. The
London market cor American stocks
again showed small and irregular
changes. but foreign houses continued
to buy here when business opened The
figures of the Governments crop re-
port. published late yesterday after
noon. were generally accounted satisfac-
tory. inasmuch as il had been expected
they would show some slight falling
away from the conditions shown in the
August report.
The anthracite strike situation was
again confused. as it appeared in this
mornings newspapers, but there was a
strong conviction evident that success
would attend the current measures IN
der way to determine the difficulty.
While discussion respecting the mon
etaTy situation continued active. and
while a continuation Of the present
close conditions was generally looked
for. the decline in the rates for Ster-
ling exchange and the imPoTtations Of
gold from Australia served in meas
ure. 10 Offset the approximations that
there might be any distressing striG-
geucy.
Trading continued fairly active
throughout the forenoon session. but the
market developed a somewhat reaction
airy tendency. under the lead Of ST. Paul
The decline in that stock seemed 20 De
wholly due 20 misgivings as to whether
the dividend which is to be acted on this
afternoon viii be declared at an ad-
vanced rate. as had been expected. The
other active features Of the railway list
were shaded in sympathy with St Paul
Few features OF interest developed IN
the dealings n the Industrial and mis-
.ceIIaneoUs stocks Money on call was
quoted between and 8 per cent. and
sterling exchange continued heavy. Re
ports Of frost in the Northwest were aIsc
q factor in the reactioDary tendency OF
the market
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-09-11

Many sufferers from diseases Of the throat
and lungs find 1t announcement, and in some
+ eases impossible, TO make regular visits for
treatment 70 the Offices OF physicians.
The Koch TuberCuline Inhalation Home
treatment, with specially prepared Inhalation
/ Apparatus. is now IN successful use in thou
sands Of American homes. This system uses
exactly the same treatment that has cured
many patients In Washington and vicinity, and
which Is IN successful operation in all the prin-
clpai cities Of the United States
b the Koch System, which has received in
dorsemeHts from the greatest specialists and
scientists the world over the healing oily va
poTS laden with the germ-killing ''TUberCu-
line are hreathed directly into the sore
places Of the diseased lungs and air tuhes. kill
FOR descriptive booklet with symptom blank
Patients calling at the office Of the Koch Lung
Cure, 80 nth ST NV, Washington, receive
consultation, examination, and trial treatment
tTee- nj
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DISTRICT COLORED
WOMAN READS PAPER
LABOR LEADERS STILL
FIGHT JUDGE JACKSON
VIII Inaugurate Impeachment Proceed
ings in Congress.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. Sept 11.-Secre-
taTy Wilson of the United Mine Work
ers, and Vice President Lewis and Clar-
ence barrow. of Chicago. one Of the at
torneys Of the organization. held q long
conference here yesterday on the sub
jet Of the injunCtions issued by Judge
Jackson and the question Of his i'm
parchment
II was understood that the proposed
Impeachment proceedings We're 10 be
held in abeyance till the strike vas
over. bUt 1t is said now that TIE nine
workers proposed TO iRauguraJe the pro-
ceedings as soon as Congress- convepes.
and the conference yesterday discussed
the methods OF bringing them It has not
been announced who is TO start the mat
ter IN the House. and nothing is known
here Of the mine workers plans
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NEW PLAN TO END STRIKE
Peoples Alliance Wants Foreign Cor
porations RoundIy Taxed.

HAZLETON, Pa, Sept. 1.-THE con-
ference committee Of tie Peoples Ali
ance appointed at the recent convention
here VIII 90 10 Harrisburg 70 lay before
Governor Stone plans for eTecting q set
Element OF the coal strike
In brief, these plans consist of calling
a special session or the Legislature TO
revise the present laws so that the Com
n.Onwealth can exercise better control
over foreign corporations doing business
in the State. and have the power TO ex-
act whatever license fees il might deem
proper from such corporations Il IS the
purpose Of those behind The alliance
movement to make the figure commeu-
sUrate with the profits Of the corpora
tions.
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STRIKING MILL MEN
RETURN TO PLACES

BANGOR, Ne, Sept. 1.-THE strike Of
the mill men in Peno6scot Valley.
which for eight days has seriously
threatened the lumber industry, has
been declared of
In accordance with the proposition of
tie mill owners. the men viii work for
the remainder Of ghe week eleven hours
q day and thereafter ten hours a day
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Funeral of Mrs. Ianifer.

At Trinity Catholic Church tomorrow
at 8 o'clock solemn high requiem mass
viii be celebrated over the remains OF
Mrs Matilda Janifer, who died yester-
day al her residence, 1912 Thirty fourth
Street northwest Before the body Is
removed to the church short services
viii be held at the late residence Of The
deceased
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DIED At THE MINUTE
SHE SAID SHE WOULD
Indiana Woman EoTetold Exact Time Of
Her Demise.

LAGRANGE, Ind. Sept u-NIrs.
Elizabeth Lawrence, living near Roger
town. is dead az the age OF ninety-nine
years. after setting the cate Of her
death.
While on her deathbed she said she
would tell the time OF ner feath and
named Wednesday While her children
were watching at her bedside. she said:
IN fifteen minutes I shall die" and at
the expiration OF that time she died. Her
father died al the age Of los.
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MARCONl DECLARES HE
HAS SOLVED PROBLEM
Confident of Communicating With Eu-
rope and America in Near Future.

ROME. Sept fL-Signor Marconi. the
wireless telegraphy inventor this morn
ing told an interviewer that he had
completely solved the problem OF wire
less communication over a distance of
$500 kilometers, and is confident o. es-
tGblishing direct communication between
Europe and America in the immediate
future
Marconi will spend Sunday with niug
Victor Emmanuel at Racconigi.
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WASHINGTON STOCK NARKET

SaIes-Wash. Loan and Trusr Iod
.21T5z; West End Bank. 10d140; Wash.
Gas. 25d745z, I0GT415; Merger thaler,
I0GISslz, 10G1SSH, 5G1S8H 1GT18SH !;
Lanston. 1O0Q123s, 46GI21z, 25G12Iz, 100
d121z. 50GI25z. 100d125a; Am GRAPHIC
P'fd.. 60d9.
After -Mergenthaler, 2d1SSK, 10
ass; Am. GRAPHIC P'f'd., 100d9.
RAN RoED ROlSDS
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Trans-Pacifc Mails.

Mails for the PHILIPPINE ISLANDS, via
San Francisco. close here daily al $50 2 N.
up to September H. inclusive for dispatch per
L. =. transport. tO}
Mails for CHiy4+ and JAPAN. via Tacoma.
close here daily at $50 p. m. IN to Septern-
Der II. inclusive, for dispatch Der s. 5 Duke
Of Fife. loJ
Mails for AUSTRALIA Except those for West
Australia, which 20 via Europe, and New lea
land, mails for which are dispatched via san
Francisco. and FIJI ISLANDS. via EsnCOE-
yer and Victoria. B. c., close here daily al
$50 p n. up TO September IS, inclusive tor
dispatch per 5. 5. AOTangi- COZ
Mails for CHINA JAPAN. HAWAII. and
fTst-class matter FOR the PHILIPPINE IS
LANDS via San Francisco. close here daily al
$50 p m, up to September H. inclusive, for
Mails for CHINA and JAPAN. via Seattle.
close here daily at $50 p HI-, up 20 SeVteIu-
Der L, inclusive, for dispatch per S. $ Eaga
Nsru- Registered mail must De directed
Mails for TAHITI and MARcUFSAS IS
LANDS, via san Francisco, close here daily
at $50 p n up to September 70, inclusive.
for dispatch per S s. Mariposa- (o)
Mails for AUSTRALIA (exCept those for wesJ
Australia. which are dispatched via Europe)
NEW ZEALAND, FIJI. SAMOA, and HAWAII
via san Francisco, close here daily at $50 D
IA after September l5, and up 10 September
20. inclusive. for dispatch per s s Ventura (o)
Mails for CHINA JAPAN. HAWAII, and
first-class matter for the PHILIPPINE IS
LANDS" via San Francisco, close here daily
at $50 p. n, up 70 September y. inclusive
for dispatch Per s s Doric- {o)
Mails for CHINA and JAPAN. via Vzacou-
yer and Victoria, p. C., close here daily ut Csc
p. m, up 20 September 80. inclusive for dis
patch per s s. Empress Of India Registered
mail must be specially addressed MeTchan-
disc for the United States Postal Agency at
Shanghai, China, cannot be forwarded via Can
ada. (oJ
Malls for COCHIN CHINA are dispatched to
New York, y. Y, for connection with Euro
pean steamers.
PHILIPPINE ISLANDS gIiIitsrv Maflsl.
dispatched To san Francisco 1T all closes for
that cfhee- 10 connect with Government trans
potts the S4ltinEs OF which are irrezu.zr-
REGISTERED MAILS close at the MAIN o.
FiCT as follows: (al At Gas p. m, same day;
thl at p. N. same day: Co At p. IL same
day, I'D at Cos a m. Same day % at lis
a. M, same dsy; (h) 1T 80 p m, same day;
I'M at p. m, previous day; lo) at o m.
previous day.
JOHN 4 MERRITT. Postmaster
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CHICAGO LAW SCHOOL
WILL ADMIT WOMEN
passes for Females Formed by the John
n Marshall Institution.

go. Sept. 1L-Women viii be
10 the elementary classes Of
] Marshall Law School beginning
Ths institution opened Tor
last night.
women VIII be conducted
- ne by regular members of
no idea is 20 provide Wo-
knowledge OF law as VIII
eeTaI business work
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CHEAP MONEY.
PRIVATE LOANS

On personal notes without indorser, references.
or security. simply your promise 70 pay Our
new plan enables everyone TO secure ready cash
AZ once githout inconvenience OF delay Our
method Of conducting loan business Is basel
on the word Confidence more than on Sc
CUrity-" You have oU- confidence; We have you.
confidence You need money; We have money
We don't need. When you fail TO get accom-
modaJed elsewhere. call on and you VIII No.
be disappointed. Il you have a loan now it
viii not prevent you from securing further &c.
commodatica from the old reliable
CAPITAL LOAN GUARANTEE Co,
6o2 F St. N W.
Phone. East 205- Corner Sixth St
iJ127-tf
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FOR SALE-SURURBAN-

ROR SALE-Iarge building lots at Bal3stou: 6
minutes ride from Washington on electric car :
fare cents; prices from $40 TO 500 per lot:
terms, - down, balance 81 per week: also
small farms for sale. JAMES E CLEMENTS,
I4O6 St nv eII-3
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Miss Cooper Addresses
ASbury Park Friends
Conference.
ETHICS OF NEGRO PROBLEM
Comparison OF CoIored Race With For
eign Elements From Which Anar-
chiSts Are ReCruited-'Most Indigo
nous Product of American Soil"

ASBUEY PARK, July llama !
Cooper. principal Of the Colored High
School of Washington. read paper on
the negro question at yesterdays ses-
sion Of the Friends Conference in this
city. which aroused much sympathy and
was greeted with more applause than
any other paper yet read at the con
ference.
The title Of Miss Cooper's paper was
'.The Ethics Of the Negro Question. The
speaker said that the negro is now pass
ing through the most trying period of
his history; he has to hold his own in
the great struggle Of the laboring
classes for existence. handicapped by the
intense prejudice against the color of
his skin She said that her people have
been accused OF being dominated by their
z-tmal passions, but asked what white
WoGlou who had gone down TO do mis-
slonaTy work among them had ever been
tnsul~ed by q negro.
She referred 10 the burning alive of
two negroes by hundreds Of savage
white men while President Mckinley was
visiting the South: the decision Of the
Attorney General that the matter had nc
year later, by one man filed with like
savage instincts. Of the head OF the ma
ton that had found no way 10 prevent
iyncfings.
Negroes and Anarchists.
She claimed that the educated coIored
Ame rican is the most indigenous growth
OF American soil. for he has no other
civilization behind him, and that no ne
gro hand had ever been raised against
the Government. either in open rebellion
OF secret treachery- She closed with an
appeal for simple justice.
As a practical application of the
speakers argument, Martha SchofeId
said she desired to introduce the SIoyd
system Of industrial training for Young
children into her school at Aiken. S c.
and expressed the faith that the $500
needed TO do this would come TO her
from some source.
Matthew Anderson, principals Of the
Bureau Industrial School in Phfladel-
phia. said that the coIored population in
that city has increased o 900 in ten
years, and that the newcomers are the
most worthless Of the Southern negroes:
the philanthroPists viii need to study
the new problem that thus confTonts
them.
Temperance Work,
The second paper OF. the morning.
United Practical Work in Temperance. -
was read by Albert Brown vice presi-
dent Of the Indiana Anti-SaIoon League
He said the license system and all sys-
tens Of Governmental control Of the
Liquor traffic are defective. because su-
preTae courts have denied the right Of
the saloon TO exist. While local option
is oI5n to objections. it closes the sa-
looms IN temperance communities. eIu-
Gates the surrounding neighborhoods
and hsstens the day when national pro
hibit-on viii be q possibility
= way OF encouraging right action.
the conference then directed a letter To
be sent to the judge Of the court Of Mon
mouth county, New Jersey, expressing
Friends appreciation Of his efforts in
behalf Of law enforcement against all
kinds Of vice within his Jurisdiction
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FOREIGN MAILS

FOREIGN NAILS are dispatch TO the ports
Of sailing daily. and the sCreduie OF ciosing5
IS arranged on the presumption Of their uan-
teTTuPted overland transit. For the week end
ing September y, 1902. the last connecting
closes viii be made from the MAIN OFFICE as
follo-s=
Transatlantic Mails
FRIDAY-lc) At iI=25 p. n. for NEITHER
LANDS, direct, per : $ Potsdara, from EeT
York. Mail mvst be directed Per $ 8 Pots
dam. ~
(cj At T:25 p. m. for BFJGUM 5irect. per
8 S. FaderlaDd, from New York Mali must
he directed. Per 5. s. Yade-land.'
Co At II-25 p NJ for EUROPE. per s g
Csmpania. from New Yort. via Queenstown.
(cj At lI.25 p m for SCOT5lzND direct per
S 5 FUrBessia, from New York. Mail must be
directed Per 3 5. Fur1essia-
Co At 1l-25 p NJ for ITALY direct, Per 8
S. AIler. from New York Nail must De- di-
Tectcd Per s. S. AIlcr."
{c) At LES p. M for DENMARK direct. per
6. Island, from New YORK. Mai mu5t be
directed Per s. s. Island "
PRINTED NATTER ETC-This steamer
takes printed matter. commercial papers. and
samples for GERMANY only. The same class
Of mail natter for other parts OF EUROPE viii
rot be sent by this ship unless specially di-
rected hr her
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Mails for South and Central America,
West Indies. Etc

URSDAY-(d) At y II. for JAMAICA, PEI
s : Admiral Sampson, from Boston
fC} At D-25 P II. for NEWFDUNDLASD
direct. per :. $ Silvia, from New YORK
tc1 At u-25 p m for MEEIC0. per s s.
Seneca, from Sew York via Tampicc. Mail
must be directed, Per s. 5. seneca
tc) At lI-25 p m for INACUA and HAITI
per 8 s Lauenburg. from New York.
FRIDAI-(c) At I1-25 ?. m for RERaIUDs.
per 5 5. Pretoria, from New York
te = lI:25 P, m for PORTO RICO, per =
+ S. Ponce. from New York.
(c) At II.25 p. m for CURACAO and FENF-
/! ZJELA. per s. s. Zulia, from New York Aaii
I for SAVANFLLA and CARTAGENA must be di-
rected, Per g. 5 Zulia.'
(c) AT Il:25 p m FOR FORTUNE ISLAND
JAMAICA. SAVANILLA, CARTAGENA, and
tsREYTOWN. per s g Ath0s. from New TorE
Mail for COSTA RIGA must be directed Per
:. = Athos"
(c) At u:25 ?. IT. for ARGENTINE CRU
Quay, and PARAGUAY, per s s Sailor Prince
from New York.
Mails Tor NEWFOUNDLAND, by rail to North
sydney and thence via steamer, Close here
daily, except Sundays at Z m, and on Sun
days at Il:30 4. n. The connecting closes are
made on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Satur-
days (dJ OO
Mails for 3nCUELON. by rail to Boston. and
thence via steamer. close here daily except
SUNDAYS al y H., and on Sundays at 1850 4.
CUBA NAILS close here via Port Tampa,
Fla. Mondays. Wednesdays. and Saturdays at
2. N. thJ
Mails for MEXICO overland unless specially
addressed for dispatch by steamers sailing from
New York, close here daily at 1870 4. N. and
10 p IT. % lh)
Mails for BELIZE. PUERTO CORTEZ. ard
GUATEMALA by ran 10 New Orleans and
thence via steamer. close here daily at 1890
a. m, and 10 p. IN. the connecting closes for
which being on Mondays. % Obj
Mails for COSTA RIGA. BY rail 70 New Or
leans and thence via steamer, close here daily
at 1880 a. m. and 20 p. m, the connecting
closes for which being on Tuesdays q Oh
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MISS PERCY HASWELL,
"A ROYAL FAMILY"
COLUMBIA THEATER.
NEXT WEEK.
SEATS On SALE TODAY seiO-i
FINANCIAL.
thaler Linotype Company

Mergenth aIer Linotype Company
New York, sept. O. 1902.
At meeting Of the Board OF Directors held
this dag regular quarterly dividend q Two
AND 4 HALF PER CENT aas declared pay
able on AM after sept, 20, 1892, TO the stock
holders Of record on Saturday, Sept e. 1902,
Al ! o'clock .. m.
The transfer books viii close on Saturday
sept Is, 1902, at l o'clock p m. and reopen
on Wednesday, Oct. l. 1902 at 10 o. clock a IN
nj FRED'K }, WAFBURTON, Treasurer.
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LOANS OF $40

AND UPWARD on FURNITURE AND
PIANOS, at lowest rates and on the dag you
apply We are loanIDg on the Building and
Loan Association plan which makes the cost
Of carrying loans much less than you pay else
where and allows you to pay II Of II any
sized notes you desire, running from one 10
twelve months II you have loan with some
other company We viii pay II OF and advance
you more money Il desiredSe Rates cheeffully
given, and 10 cost to you unless loan IS made
Call and get rates Front room. first hcor.
NATIONAL MORTGAGE LOAN CO.,
Cos Z - W
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m Loans on furniture. pianos
etc, on the most liberal terms
y0II ever offered IN this city No
removal or publicity yor
WANT owe any 0'4s' company Aa'
you have it without delay.
MONEY! Private ofBcss
WASHINGTON MORTGAGE LOAN CO.
&C f Street n, ".
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FOR SALE-BICYCLEs,
FOR SALE-l,erfJs' Rambler bicycle in good
condition, IS address BOX 24I, this office.
ell-S
FOR SALE-One good second hand bicycle
Apply ST II ST. NV nils
FOR SALE-High-grade Iady,s wheel excel
lcat condition. - EGBERT, IS49 Maryland
ave ne. RIOS
The Bemidji pioneer., 1902-02-13
BLACKDUCK ITEMS.

Lossae & Romdenne will put in
stock of hardware in e. Ell. Smith i
building as soon as it is completed.
The RAILROAD graders are still work
| ing day and night trying to fill the
sink hole.
a. R White and MFR. Roberts, O
Bemidii, were looking over the burg
Sunday. Come again gentlemen.
The Royal Neighbors will give 9
social and dance Feb. %, and Bemidi
Is invited to come and have goot
time.
Stoner & Corliss are hustling to gel
their saw mill in running order as
soon as possible.
We will have electric lights before
summer is gone, IL present rumors are
to be credited.
e. Fl. Smith will build warehouse
in the rear OF his store building as
soon as the weather will permit.
g. u. Armstrong and Mr.. Funk took
photograph views oil the principal
streets and business houses in the
interest of the Gateway Magazine
The business men of Blackduck know
a good thing when they see 1T.
The popular young cashier of our
bank was seriously i'll last week, but
is recovering fast. r.. w. F.
5s 4
The Bemidji pioneer., 1902-02-13
.Around the Pan. =

Speaking Of the above book, the
New York Sun OF January 11th, says:
The reader may make up his mind
to be pleasantly overwhelmed by the
opulence and vivacity of Around the
Pan, /" published by the Nutshell Pub
fishing Company, 1869 Third avenue,
New Y ork.
The wonders begin with the frontis-
piece picture Of President Mckinley,
drawn in single line, beginning at a
point on the cheek bone and going
round and round id constantly Wild
Eening circle, with waverings and down
bearings of the pen in the proper
places to secure detachment and shad-
ing. We are told that this portrait
n is considered the most unique work
OF its kind in the world, and II there
are degrees of unsqueness we are will
ing to believe that this is most the
thing OF which there are no duplicates.
OF course there is text in addition to
the pictures, and we should be sur
prised indeed, to hear from any pur-
chaser the opinion that he had not got
his moneys worth ($2.00).
The Bemidji pioneer., 1902-02-13

Minnesota lie in northern Bel.
trami and Itasca counties; and
Governor Van SAINT proposes to
build railroads into and across
those swamp lands by killing off
jim Hill, who has already put
more actual settlers into this
northern country than all the
Minneapolis men on earth. When
Beltrami county wanted the Foss-
ton branch extended Mr.. Hill
extended II, and changed his sur
yey, at the request OF the county
board. 50 ais To accommodate the
greatest number OF people in
the county. The early Corners
in Beltrami county will not for
get Mr.. Hills interest In their
welfare; nor is there any good
reason why they should fail to
enlighten the newcomers.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1902-02-13
Verndale is making a pluck,

Z Il 81 w II
Verndale is making a plucky
fight for the State Training
School for Girls, and the press
|of Northern Minnesota seems
united in wishing this hustling
town success. It il q difficult
matter for this section Of the
state TO pull a state institution
north Of ST. Paul, but the present
board of control is composed Of
fearless officials who we believe
will not be guided by Twin City
politicians. ii justice rules their
action, Verndalc will secure the
school. BY her generous offer
to the state, by her geographical
location, by her previous lack Of
recognition by the state, and by
her scenic surroundings and
social refinement, She is entitled.
to the school.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1902-02-13

WI
Congressman Morris is now
demonstrating that capacity for
craftsmanship which his early
friends propesied for him. His
bill for the settlement Of the
Cuban tariff or reciprocity qnes-
lions proves to be in the line Of
something that will please the
plantersand keep them solicitous
and anxious to come into the
union in order tokeep prosperity
coming. The Morris bill is a
good supporter for NeWlarld $
annexation measure, and it is
probable Cuba will come to us
within eighteen months. Cuba
is ours.