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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-12

Oberft So9n g. Mosbp,
@pesialz4 gent bes departments beg
sSSnneren, unterbreitete benz PrdlIz
benton bas 3efultat ieinsr unteriu=
dung Der ungeieBli4en Sttuptrung
BON Dffentlt6en 2Gnbereten IN Golo%
rabo unb dnberen tpeitli6en Stdaten
burb 8iebaii9ter. Mosbp tbeilte
benz Brdfibenten nit, oaB Wiaionen
BON Older Dffentli9er 2dnbereien, bic
BON re9tstpegen 4nfieolern erf4lofen
tperben foGlten, BON @ieb3iiatern
re6tspibrig in 8ef4lag genommen
finb. Nu9bem Die unteriu4ung Der
Ga6e gum Mbf9IuB getommen iein
ptrb, fpiro bas Department bes Snz
nern, rpie su erfpurten itebt, MuBnabz
men ergreifen, nm fol4e 8ie65idter,
bic fein &e9t our OffuputiOn buben,
BON ben Dffentli4en 2dnbereien 81
bertreiben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-12

SIN 0tret4tf4en Rei3sz
tag interpsGirte Der 4bgeoroneteS4Oz
rerer bic 3egierung iiber ben pom
grager 9oli5ei : 4n5eiger DerDffentz
Ii9ten @tedbrtef 9egen ben beuti6en
&uiier. Miniiter BON &Orber ertldrte,
bQB audi bic Hegierung in oteie r ge>
fdlf9ten 8efdnntma4ung cine nnoerz
ontnortli6e 9erleBung bes, einem
fremben Soupsrain sebibrenben Rez
fpefts erblide, tpel9e i'm porliegeroen
Sale I'm 10 i4perer in bic Wagi4uaz
lie fuGe, als es fi9 I'M einsn treuen
eSreunb unb perbiinbeten Mpnar9en
1dnbele. Der 9auptI4ulotge babe
bis6er ni9t ermtttelt tperben fOnnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-12

u 8
Der englif6e Wftniiter G6dmberlatn
ttn0 Der 8oerenJ9eneral Sepet etndnz
Der porgeitelt purben, reoete Der So
IonialESefretGr ben 9enerul uls Scr.
Depet" an. v9enerul," perbeferte
9epet. G6amberluin ipieberbolte
ober rMiiter," porauf 9epet trOBig
e~ntgegnete: General, Ober Ri9ts!"
limb Der &oloniqliefretGr muBte Dem
8eiIpiel 2orb &tt4ener's folgen unO
ben militGrii9en Stunb 9epet's an
erfennen, bepor er ibm Die 9dno
f6iitteln fDnnte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-12
cussn Mines GiienbahnzGn.

ubrpGantrati in Rrait q. On 1892.
Gompter Ouladtn 9itt gr. 10, Eig5isoi1aSe:
9dgli6 (ouseenOulmeu eamtagl 6.l5 gormlt.a9s
uno 315 @odmittoos; SamitaQs I'M OLD S2S1
mittaag unO 2 ubr Ruamittags nab &t7I'Ss-11O'
G,ntr,oias, GENES unS 3BlibutatIoHtn.
Gui9luB an r9tIaDars 4 6btl. GtsH0a9" "19
GaFon, CgforO uuO SpiiRcuit1tionsH.
ara5t pirn snta,qen gtnommcn an @obsata9tH
bis 6 ubr QbeHp5. H.,
Stls5bOns: 6. & y. let. QauO 3l02. yto. (p'hl
Of 3. ". SrOrtL
CRniH,lS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-12

Tad Nnnap0lI5, DIT. 80OlI St1tIon, !L5F, sou
gOrm, GamocnsS Station, 500, 800 @Orm,,
u2.l5. AIS, $40 ga6m.
abfabrt DOH GumOeus5tation mad Trsocrid,
!7.35, !9.47 Born, 1918 9Orm., u25, !E30 ano
+5.35 Ru6m.
Rad 8iu8cfer, 1920 @orm., $40, 4.3oHabm.
Rad 6agtrgtODn, 1870 @Orm., Alb, 430
9a5mittuQs.
Rad GaiCOttsGito unO mt. Niro, Qotal, lbs,
1918 gUrm., 1925, l43O, *5.35 Qa5m., $3.50,
"ll.30 &beuos.
Taa Curtis ga0, 1928 Woratns.
Rad Quruo, Nt. 8Opul.StatjOn, '2.56 Nadm.
Gampeu.St atiou, $40 gadm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-12

8ie aus paris gemelbet
miro, lit Der Barrier S9pinbel&Sdn@
fier 8oulaine, Der ieinen 9itern ent=
tpii6t mar, in 8ots Golombos berz
6uftet unb pieber mad paris gez
hrdht nprben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-12

9ie 3ubG Der Bis aum 26,
0ftober in @iesbaben dngemeloeten
unb bur9gereiiten 5remoen betrue
25,3O4. Der 81rbeiu9 Der r6eintz
iden 8Gber itabt iteigert ii4 BON Sabr
gil oSnhr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-12
Wittfpudl, 12. 0prembcr 1902.

SnfpGgs Der f9le4ter
Betraibe : Grnbte biefes Sabres II
iebt f9pn in ben nDrblt9en Propin=
sen bes &Dnigret9s S9peben Sum
1ersnpt9 dusgebro9en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-12

Ser Gbefz &ebattenr ber
.&Dln. 3ettung," Grnit Pphe, tit me-
gen 8eleibigung Der @lberfeloer Sc
fGngniB : 8er4pultung gum 5tpeiten
Weale gu 100 Murt 9elOtrafe perur>
tbeilt norben. Oas friiAere pom
aei9sgert9t f~diiirte urtbstl lautete
uuf $50 Mdrf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-12
WarhlanO e. 9runiglbaniazG iieu>
bahusGnmnuanie.

ROrtb=4ptuu= unD Cat=6tattor
gr!afeu an g9obcntaacH nap YOcf, IA, um 80
p}oresug mo sos EadmittlJs.
gulaTtn an 8ob:ntagsH nab 2slta, To, En-
7.30 UlorgtHs. so uuO 40 0abmjt;dgs.
gerlofsn ali g8o6tntaq'n na6 9sllig, Dt'., I'M
7.30, $50 UloUgtn5, 800, 43O 0u1mitt155 uHo
800 abtnos.
grlaHtH an 5oHn.agsn nab Stltl, Ia, I'm $50
DlorstHs uro 400 RaamittlQs.
grIaden an SOnuto9en mad 9s.ljJ, yto,t um
$50 Nor8enst 400 9aamitta3s MD loV'
ab.nos.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-12

She'll bes Stdutes gefunoen un6, foz
tpeit es angGneig, pOrtli4 iiberieBt:
nGoien finb ROTH, 9emotrdten iinb
r1dlt.
Oben 1T getpdblt. Goler fGgt 4n!"
un0 Del 9as Derbro9en, mar
finerlin bldu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-12

Sotsenbe 9rDbe repubIiz
fanifder @iesespoefie but bic Stem
gprfer Gtdatsaeitung" IN etrem repu>
bIitanifasn 8latte aus BEN o6eren
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-12

Ole neuete Drummer
bes Miin6ener Spprtbldtts r9ds
59nauferl" brin9t folgenoe Porobie:
On 6uit elm pernideltes 5abrrao,
Ou 9aft aud elm Iutomobtl,
g2un fpiuit Ou Elm lenfbares 2uftz
f9tff?
W1ein 2teb6en, Sas 1T mir gu btel!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-12
4nSeSf6Qe:

qm 8. RoSsmbtr SObu SAFER i'm alter
BON AZ Subreu.
am Z. RoOembcr 6 Charles 9tonuro i'm
1. Sabre isines 9ebens.
@m 8. Roptmbtr 9 score Ntbltr I'M GIs
ter BON l Sabr.
2fbsnsidbre.
am 10. ROutmbcr etelto b { m er.
10 Sabre alt.
am 10. Iobtmber G Giiabttb'@ trtruo
Saiqer, 60 Sabre aft.
Nm 10. RoOemb,r g biliPpSo1tpb tics
binqer, 16 SABRE olt.
am 10. Rooem5er in Gnicott=Gitp Minnie d.
gn II frr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-12

Gin onberbarer % 0 + L
t6Gter 1T tiir5lt4 in Seignmoutb,G eng
Lamb, ~geitorben. Der 8eritorbene,
Hob. Qrt6ington, mar Elm rei4erSonz
berling, unb gegen 8ebirftige iebt 5uz
getn0pft. @r brau4te fir ii6 ie6r
fpenig, 5ablte fir iein Mittdgsefen
ni9t mebr als Is Gents, mar audi
font in ieinen Qniprii9en me6r als
be16eioen. Oils er neuli9 als IT
SG6riger ftarb, binterlieb er elm Ser
mDgen bon flint M2iGionen Dollars.
0appn bate er Der baptiftif9en Mif@
fions : @eieqI9aft 81 Mi1ionen DBL
lars perma9t, UNI Die 9eiben aller
QGnber = bic Mubumebaner ausgez
i6lo1en gu befebren. Cine 8iertelz
million fiel an perf4ieoene @oblt6d=
tigfeits : Snftitute.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-12
0iratnia 6. Slider.

9iroin:a g.. Giibtr, eeliebe Satin BON SoOfrep
Nii5er unO 9u6tcr pes peuitOrbcnen Ritoiuus unO
8tartba Gsbelberger, in ibrtm Al. 2ebensjabrt.
0rrtpaupte uno 6rtunoe iinO o6tungsooa %cineela=
ben, Der SeeroiQung beutc, Wittpo9, 33 nbr
Ia6mittuog, ppn ibrsr lebten @obnung, Or. PIG,
sioz9ono=Strabt, aus bcijutuobntn. t3l4-6l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-12

Der engIif9e PREMIER
Miniiter 8aIfOur bat in ieiner Reoe
BEL benz 2orbmaDors 8antett in
2Onbon in etnfa9 flaren 0orten 9ez
fagt, er piFe nt9ts BON ben p9antaz
itiI4en Bargains" nel4e Die 9rehe
1nlGBli4 Des 8eiu6es zines groBen
uno befreunbsten Monar9en BEL feiz
men nG9Iten 8erpanbten erfunoen Aaz
be. Dem 8eIu9e &aiIer Wil5elm's
bet'm &Dnig @bparb unterld9en teiz
nsrlei politii6e Motipe. @inem eng
Iif9en premiermintfter fO1te man
bod, tpenn er pffi3ieq ipri4t, auf's
Mort glauben f0nnen. Gs mag ia
5pif9en Onfel unb Neffen audi bieie
ober iene pOlttiI4e Sruge geitreift
perben; es pdre ionberbur, penn es
ni4t gef4d6e, aber auf ben Sang Der
politii6en @~reignifie niro Der Ser
panOtenbeiu4 f9nerli4 groBen Sim
flub BADEN. OeutI9lanb bat borSabz
rem nit Gnglunb elm gebeimes 4bz
tommen getrOffen, iiber bef1en Snbalt
bic Staatsmdnner beiber 2dnber
troB a1er Qn3upfungen bus tiefite
S9petsen bepabrt baden. Mun berz
murbet, bub es ii4 INN Mo3umbique
unb unbere 2unbitri9e banbeGt, alein
man permutbet nur. Gs mag ia etz
mas an Der Sa4e fein. Dap Der 8ez
iu4 bes Reffen bet'm Sntel bel for
bern pirb, lit ni4t pubrf9einIi4,
benin in England iperben polttif9e9ez
f6Gfte BON Der Regierung unb ni9t
pom 9erri4er 6eior9t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-12
&nNfufa Wieref.

Gs tarb am Nontae, Den 10. RCoeubsr 1902,
Z Ilbr Ntoretns, nab LANCER Gruntbeit unier qtz
litbter 5obn 2uDtpie 9iersd i'm Alttr oun IA Sab
rem uno II Suqcu. Die 8seroieun9 finpet b eus
{, Mittuod,, ben y. Roptmbcr, Ha6nittnQs
8 ll6r, pom Sruu,rbuuit, Or. 1923, 3. Strabe,
Siqhlanbtonn, aug ftdtt.
Die GItern unb
C3lj-6) d m / / cr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-12

S m % It en- 1T nan einem
@9pinbel, NIT benz 9auptid4li4
syarmer bereingelest nuroen, auf Die
@prr gefommer. @ine rgolumbia
Mer9unbiie Company" DertaufteU1ttz
qliebs : Certificate an bic 2anoleute,
bur6 pel9e bieie bas &e4t erlangen
fonten, ale tire @infGufe gu @ngrosz
Breifen gu MAIDEN. Die MitglieoSz
G6eine f~oiteten % Dollars unb bat
ten fir Elm Sabr 9%iiltigfeit, Run iteat
1iG a6er 6erals, oGB es cine fol9s8ez
1sni9aft, ME Die o~bengenannte gar
ni9t gibt, buB bic gauge Sadie Der
refine S9ninbel 1T uno baB Sober,
Der einen ipl9en Mitgliebsi4ein err
tpprben bat, I'm 25 Dollars drmer 1T.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-12

Oerb unb ii 9f / g
iprt6t fi6 Der ga Sale : Gonntpz
SerOIb" (Sainois) iiber bas Refultat
Der lebten @abl aug. gr f4reibt:
uWenn bas @olt, jener ungei4lo9tete
maiefdtii6e 2iimmel, Der bas benfz
bar unFinnigfte gonglomerat BON
Ro66eit, Sntenisen3, @trob. nfiit
unb @emeinbeit reprGientirt, selegentz
lid bic faulen Rnp9en rdtelt uno ii4
in cine 6o6moraliI9e Berferfertput9
6ineinraft, neil er fi9 einbilbet, bon
ben pplitifern senasfibrt 81 tpsrben,
bann briR0t Ct miiiena nod Saqeres
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-12

GinWe6fe
,gine interefunte 5rage, bic ieBt ent@
f9ieben tperDen muB, lit Die, tper
Sprefer bss Q6georbneten9auies per=
ben foG. 6enoerfon, Der ieBige Sprez
der, nirb befdnntli6 benz neuen Con-
greb nidt a~ngebDren, uno bas 5aus
muB besbalb einen Na4folger fir ibn
tpG6len. Gs ion ieBt i6on cine 5iemz
li9 rege 8elperbung INN bas Imt
ftattfinben. Nls einen Der 6erDorraz
aenoiten ganbibaten nennt man ben
ulten Serrn Cannon aus Satnois,
uub 6err 2itflefielb aus Mfaine ptro
uls elm fe6r ousft9tsponer Ganotbdt
aenannt, ferner 8abcod aus Wiscpnz
lin, 6epburn BON Soma, panne BON
Nepzgor unb Oal5ea BON pennipl@
panien. Cannon f9eint Bis iest aber
bod Die m|eiiten @buncen gu 6aben.
DAB mir llns fir feline Wabl serabe
beqeiftern, fDrnerl mir ni9t fagen."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-12
nRnnnl S(ue.n2inie

naf philadelphia umc @em grrt.
Celtic. Obi. .. Gamotn. 4bt. !. yti&.
e8lafnaoeou ....... 3.5l Dorm. 3.55 9.
9rup. 9nt. & Diner " 7.55 Dorm. u 500 9-6
Ruffst 9arlOr ...... ! 9.l9 Born. lS24 &.@
garlor, Diner 800. 9.52 Born. so .,
garlOr, Diner ..... 1850 @orm. : lo54 y.
TorIor. 1iuer -. = LII Vubm. q = l2 a..
,Ro0ol 2imit,0," ausi6tcbli3 guaman 3u9,
guffct SmOter, 4arlor, C5jerOotioH, Sgttlts MD
GafsegRQoopug -. . $40 019m. 9 : 3.53 y.
9arlor, Diner ...... : 600 Nbos. 'Oo5 99
Goa6es nab 9bilaD. " 900 4bOs- 9.o5 u
6blafpuqgous e.. q. "l2.39 9crm. I2H Is.
als56laflpaqqou nod g}clp=9ort isrii9 sum
gsbrau6 in Tt. &oDal=S tation I'M 1000 4b.nos.
q, nab 4tleuticsGitO al 0o5eutdg:ui y, nab
GtlanticzGit9 td8li9.
qae ,3uoe baltsu in 8ilmiH8ton. z, bait IN
&bster al. nm. ca
ms;r, gHou so Worm. $40 Gorm.
SSSS;;t1 ErnTeS - 20 Qabm. l2.35 0a4m.
9bilu. GIpreb ...., ADD Ha9H. az %o9H'
aberoeen &ffom. .. !j25 Na9H. :22y NuWH'
Rbtla. @ffom. . ?6.Q @bos. !6l5 Ab0s.
giast.gareaur ROronefsGts GaIOe'. uHo Balls
Hmortrstr,, Rr. POI, SiOsgroa0Dar, ut. 8Opa!s
Citation ooe gam0eu=S station.
8. 3. Wa"rtiH, Mgr. 9aH. Sruffie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-12

gu Wese tpis iener 9Ottor giienbart,
Der Ieinem Patienten nit elmer Sob
lenidaufel ben S9Gbel 5erf9metterte,
I'm cine 5Giege gu t0bten, bic uuf oefz
fen 9laBtopf @rer5tr : uebunsen abb
belt. Oesbalb fOnnen it4 bic 8irser
BON Ga Sale : gountp baau besliid=
piini9en, baB trob Der beroif4erAn~
ftrenqungen aler frafebliI9tigen
pbi1ifter unb elmer 9un5en 4n5abl
moralii9 lGngit auf ben 9unb getomz
merer 9annepadeG bic jiingite @abl
nod 5iemli9 gut abgelaufen 1T. Oas
republitanif9e Sidet, in ieoer 8e5iez
bung bas 8eFere Der beiOen, 1T nit
spet Musna6men nit 44 uno &ra4
aepGblt tporben. Die beiben ertpGblz
ten 0emofraten iinb Der 99ertff ST.
SrumbD unb Der Gpuntp : S9aBz
meiiter Sobn @0Otner, 5pei bod eff
renfperte, tii9tige unb Dortrefflt4e
M}Gnner. 5reuen mir uns alfo, oaB
mir nit einem bldl1en 4uge bdbon gez
tomtmen iinb uno buB Der 0i9ter bic
ies Mal nit feiner 8ebauptung ni4t
Re9t be9alten bat:
r3uf9lagen muB bic MaFe!
Damn tit iie reipeftabeI.
urtbeilen gelingt ibr mtIera6el."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-12

Gus O~resben Diro 9ez
f9rieben: ySarab 8%ernharot tpirb
bier ni9t ipielen uno Sas TT gut;
oenn Grftens bat iie Die 5Obe ibres
80nnens i9on felt mebreren 9ecenz
MEN iiber79rittsn, unb 3tpeitens bat
lie Sabre lang iiber 9eutI9lanb ii9
in unsesirmenber Deife gedubert.
sSS6re Jorberuneen = tie mO9te germ
in benz BON ibr bera9teten 9euti4z
Lamb reGt piel 9e(b perbtenen - tpdz
rem Der fonft febr freigebisen 9ene=
rdlsOirettion benin bod gu bod. WfunS
diem fpiro porausii9tli6 benz 8eiipiele
Dresben's fplsen. So bleibt bon benz
sriumpb5use D~orlduFis nrr Berlin
ifbria. Oas bortige 9oftbeater ldBt
fih fir ieoe STORYTELLING BON ibr
1000 Marf sablen." Die 9srn9arot
nat ~ii6rieens, pie bas 4abel semeloet,
aud in 9amburs geipislt; untsr nell
den 8ebinsunsen, 9as bat Der Sa0elz
fnabe niGt beri4tss
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-12
S~erlammlungs> Mn3etgen.

n1eSdmen-9erein Ger .,Seutfdben Srtf"
Us icnbrimntb."
MorQcn, 9onncritua, Den ID. N%oocmber, mos
natlt6e 9criammlunQ in Der Nutalt, ipo}u ale
MitQlieOer uuf ous 5reunOli6tc %einaclanen tno.
i316N Nettp 9rua, Seretdrin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-12
Nene Nn3eigen.
aDmmt unO unterritbtct Sud-

SNUHEIEI HaU NtNTtNN
iiber runier ueucs Credits Dftenl" - fault, mas
Sbr ,rpolt rnO be}ablt mad 9cliebcn ole ftrs
tiqcnN garoeroben=S tidt fir Wdnucr, 6rautu unO
Rinocr. (&eiue Grtra=9crednung fir 6rcoit.)
&Oienfein 9ros.. Der meme 2uOen, Hr.
22I, I~orosGutapz, Ode GlaoeStr. (gtool2. 1WD
The Washington times., 1902-04-06
COMMITTEE AGREES TO
NAVAL APPROPRIATIONS
Bill Carries Nearly Eighty
Million Dollars.
Sum of $33o,ooo for Washington Navy
Yard-Site to Be Selected for Train
ing Station on Great Lakes.

A subcommittee on appropriations of
the House Naval Committee has submit
ted to the full committee the draft of The
naval appropriation bill as agreed upon.
The total amount carried by the bill
is s77, 1l9, 1868, about $20, ,O0O, 900 less
than asked for by the Secretary of the
Navy.
The appropriation for the New York
navy yard amounts to si99 900, $G72, ,075 is
allowed TO Portsmouth navy yard, S702 700
to Boston. sii7, 800 TO League Island: $780,
900 to Washington navy yard, s225. 900 TO
Mare Island. siS7 500 to Puget Sound sta
tion.
With regard TO the Port Royal station
the Secretary Of the Navy is asked to re-
port plan for removal to another yard
with estimate Of cost
The bill contains an allowance of $780,
600 for dry dock at Charleston.
The Secretary of the Navy is directed
TO appoint a board of naval officers to
select site for naval training station
on the Great Lakes.
The Bureau of Ordnance gets s., ,33S, 600
which includes the money necessary to
give new batteries TO the New Orleans and
Albany and the sum Of sll. 900 for a new
equipment storehouse at the New York
navy yard.
The Washington times., 1902-04-06
PHILIPPINE eBIIL
TAKES PRECEDENCE
Nicaraguan Canal Measure
Next an Order of Business.
Cuban Reciprocity Privileged as Rev.
enue Measure-No Special Provision
Needed for Its Consideration.

The Republican steering committee OF
place the Philippine Government bill on
the legislative programme to follow the
Chinese exclusion bill now under consid-
GRAFTON.
1t was also decided that the Nicaragua
canal bill shall follow the Philippine Dill
on the order of business
No provision was made for the con-
sideration of the Cuba reciprocity bill.
Will Be Taken Up at Once.
The Cuban bill. indeed. will be taken
up as soon as 1t is received from the
House and reported from the Committee
on Relations with Cuba. whatever may be
under consideration at the time.
Being a privileged measure. as affect
ing the revenues, it will need no special
provision for its consideration. and il it
is ready while the Philippine bill is under
discussion. it will displace that measure
at least temporarily.
The Necessary Pressing.
One of the reasons for putting the. Phil
ippines bill ahead of the Nicaragua bill
in the order OF consideration is that there
is more pressing necessity for the former.
The currency question in the Philippines
in particular needs prompt settlement, as
has been shown by the appeals from the
business men of Manila for immediate
action. g.
The appeals lately Influenced the COM
mittee in pushing the bill to the front.
The Washington times., 1902-04-06
BILL TO MAINTAIN GOLD
STAMFORD AGREED UPON
MANUSCRIPT OF BILL MISSING.
Copy of Measure introduced in House
Strangely Disappears.

When the bundle of House bills intro
duced on Friday reached the Capitol yes
terday copies of one introduced by Mr.
Burlesou (Dem.. Texas) was missing. II
provided for the construction of dam
across the Rio Grande and the equitable
distribution Of the waters Of the river
between the United States and Mexico.
Investigation developed the fact that
the original copy Of the bill from which
the print is made had not been sent to
the Government Printing Office. The
cause Of its disappearance is not known.
During the day the originals are open
for inspection IN the file clerks ONCE.
The Burleson bill was examined Friday
by several newspaper men and others
After 2:45 o'clock, however, no trace OF
II was to be had. l..
The theft, II such 1t was, will avail
nothing copy of the bill was in pcs
session Of Mr.. Culberson. who introduced
it into the Senate yesterday and copy
was made for the files Of the House. II
was endorsed by Mr.. Burleson and will
take the place of the one which has dis
appeared, keeping its place on the cal
endar
The Washington times., 1902-04-06
NOMINATIONS CONFIRMED.
Important Appointments in the Army
Approved by the Senate.

The Senate, in executive session yes
terday afternoon. confirmed long list OF
important army nominations that have
been pending since early in the session
Among them were Colonels Barr.
Clous. and Davis. 10 be judge advocates
general. with the rank of brigadier gen.
eraI. and Coionels Robert. George L. Gil
lespie, and Barlow, to be chiefs of en-
gineers, with the rank of brigadier gen.
eral.
Lesser appointments in the artillery and
the Adiutant Generals Department were
also acted upon favorably.
The nomination of Captain Crozier to
be Chief of Ordnance. upon which the
committee a few days ago made an ad-
verse report came up in the executive
session yesterday afternoon, but went
over without action at the request OF
Senator Warren OF Wyoming, a member
of the committee, who is absent.
The Washington times., 1902-04-06
CUBA MAIL SERVICE.
Postal Rates to Remain as at Present
Until Arrangements Are Agreed To.

Acting under Instructions from the
Postmaster General. the several Assistant
Postmasters General are preparing plans
whereby the exchange Of mails between
the United States and Cuba will continue
on the same basis as has been In force
since the treaty Of Paris Domestic rates
Of postage will prevail during the tempo
rary arrangement. SO -
General Wood has been instructed to
confer with President-elect Palma, and
the first act of the Cuban president will
be to issue a proclamation regarding the
postal exchange. %
Diplomatic representatives. from the .wo
countries will be appointed at an early
date to meet and arrange a postal sched
ule similar TO that in force under the
convention OF the international postal
union. Transfer Of money by registered
mail and money orders viii continue as
at present until the result Of the inter-
national conference is announced.
The Washington times., 1902-04-06
CIVIL SERVICE ELIGIBLES.
List of Those Waiting for Printing
Services Appointments Sent to Senate.

Responding to Senate resolution Of
enquiry. the Civil Service Commission
yesterday sent to the Senate report
showing the number of eligibles for the
departmental and Government printing
services on registers which are kept by
States.
OF these. there are from New York. 667;;
New Jersey. 124; Pennsylvania. 657. Ohio
603; Kentucky. 1923; West Virginia, 81;
Missouri. 26s; Maryland, 242; Massachu
setts. 357; Indiana. 3S1. and Illinois. 4So
a grand total Of 1901 On all classes OF
registers. some OF which are not KEEP. by
States. there are 30,5s4 eligibles.
The report shows that since the law
went into effect in 1883. there have been
1899 persons examined. of whom 1sS.
SOS failed, or 34.4 per cent. and 32l. .2S3
passed. of whom SS.779 we're appointed 10
office. or ZIG per cent
The Senate resolution was introduced
by Mr.. Gallinger. and it is understood that
he intends to use the information obtained
to make an attack on the civil service law
The Washington times., 1902-04-06
SHORT AND POINTED.
The Food Was Grape-Nuts.

II helps one to know the kind of food
to select If they can learn the experiences
others have had.
Il consider ii my duty to let you know
what Crane Nuts Food has done for me.
| was suffering from dyspepsia and daily
stomach trouble. After taking many
kinds of medicines without finding
relief. / saw description of Grape
Nuts Breakfast ~ cd and began using it
regularly. and in less than two weeks my
indigestion was entirely gone.
When | began using the fooa weighed
i3j pounds; | now weigh l6O pounds and
feel stronger than have ever felt before.
Thanks and praise to the makers yof
Grape Nuts" Name and address g/sen
by Postum Co., Battle Creek, Mich.