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DR.. Robert Koch.
DR.. Edward Koch.

DR.. Edward Kch. who is determined
from Germany Lax August.
After spending much time in the hos
pitaIs OF Dr. Rotrt Koch, in Berlin, he
went 10 the TUrcuIosis Congress in
London, where introduced his great
invention, the Kch Inhalation Appara-
tus. which is use by him for vaporizing
healing oils. cUbined with the Koch
Tuberculine, in .uch a way that they
can be thrown ito vapors so fine that
there are a miiou globules to every
cubic inch of vJoT.
These yapors enetrate the deeper re-
cesses Of the llgs, and thereby come
directly in co;act with the diseased
surface. and IN explains why this sys
tenn has beer s successful in the treat
ment Of Consumption and Asthma
IN the vario5 large cities where the
Offices OF the -eeh Lung Cure are 10
Gated, severa hundred testimonials
have been pu1shed The Washington
Office is at Z; Eleventh Street north
west
Dr.. Goetz, inVienna. proved that at
tenuated dose as given in this way by
the Koch Lu! Cure and by DR.. 5ioetZ
had been fa-Eore successful than by
any other sysm Of administration with
which he haoome IN contact
Persons Gang al the office OF the
Koch Lung C'e, at 730 Eleventh Street
northwest. Washington, receive consul
tation, caref' examination and a trial
treatment r..
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Close OF Court-AlartiaI Ot
Lieutenant Hickman.
SULTAN HELD As HOSTAGE
offered to Produce Dead Body af One
Cf the Americans and to Surrender
Ten SIaves-Tongul, Leader Of At
tack. Has Fortified His House.

MANILA. July 24.-The court-nnartiai
OF Lieutenant Hickman. who IS charged
with using the water cure" has been
closed in two sessions. The defense
admitted the charge in the specifications
that Lieutenant Hickman had Immersed
the heads Of unwilling guides, but ex-
ccpted to the word ''unlaw1ully'' con
tanned therein, claiming that the condi-
tions warranted the Defendants course,
and that his actioa was permissible IN
Ger general order -o0-
It was further claimed that the Dun-
tshment was directly authorized by Gen
eraI ChaFee's order 10 discover General
Csballes' whereabouts, which order said
1T does not matter what means are
taken.
The prosecution admitted that insuT-
rection existed in 1901
The case Is an outgrowth Of the in
vesdgation into the charges made by
Major Gardiner, governor Of Tayabas
province. The court adjourned sine
die This IS apparently the end Of the
series o. trials arising from the use Of
the water cure
The Sultan Of 3inad0yan, Mindanao,
has beea arrested He agreed to order
his henchmen to produce the Datto Ton
guI, but the datto was not brought in.
The suItan's followers, however, cap
tured TonguTs cousin. who was NOR
tally wound Sd They also secured a rife
tPat was stolen from the Americans
Captain Pershing is pursuing TonguI,
who is the leader OF the gang which re
Gently attacked two soldiers.
Captain Pershing has arrested the Sui
tan as hostage for the delivery TO him
OF the Moros. who, on June ., attacked
Two Americans
The sultan offered to produce the dead
body Of one OF the Americans, reIa-
tive of the Moro leader Of the party
which attacked them. and TO surrender
ten slaves, but Captain Pershing refused
TO entertain the suggestion.
The sultan then ordered his follow
ers 10 produce the guilty Moros.
On Tuesday, one Of the guilty men
was brought into the camp OF the Amer
leans. He vas horribly mutilated. Be
fore dying, he confessed TO having par
ticipated in the ambush Of the Ameri-
cans.
Tongul. the leader Of the attack, mas
fortified his house. and dedes the Sui
tan Of Binadoyan-s followers TO cap
ture him.
The tobacco workers here have gone
on strike L obedience tc an order Is
sued by the WOTkinEmeH's Union 70
enforce demand for increases OF 2
and 30 cents per cay IN wages. The
employers positively refuse 70 grant the
demands. though their refusal causes
them 10 lose heavily They are unable
10 I'll foreign orders Prices are rapid
y advancing. Local dealers do lot POS
sess large stocks, and JheE are threat
ening net to sell cigars by the box
Major Carter has succeeded Colonel
Maus as health commissioner Of the
archipelago He IS z famous plague and
cholera fighter. Colonel Maus Is going
to Washington
Former General Lueban and Colonel
Guevara viii confer with General Chat
fee concerning the proposed telegraph
routes in Samar-
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Smoke Consuming Test

A second public test OF the Binniz
Smoke Consumer was made this after
noon at the planning mill OF W H Dyer,
corner Of Thirteenth and C Streets
northwest. The results were even more
satisfactory than on the previous trial.
and II required but nineteen seconds
after the device had beon put Ia opera
ton for the last vestige Of smoke TO dis
appear from the interior OF tb- boiler,
despite the fact that the fireman con
tinued 70 shovel the coal into the fur
mace as befOrs.
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WATER IN CHESAPEAKE AND
OHIO CANAL IS VERY LOW
Boats Bound Tor Georgetown Waiting
for Levels to FIJI In.

WILLAMsPORT. Nd, July 24-Navi-
cation on the Chesapeake and Ohio Ca
nal is seriously interfered with by the
low state Of the water on the upper
levels.
Between fifty and sixty loaded boats
bound for Georgetown are held at the
four-mile legel at Dam No. 5, waiting
for the levels 10 I'll in order 10 move.
No water is running over the dam, and
there IS not sufficient head TO feed the
canal Rain is needed TO raise the
stream The boats may have TO be par
tally unIoaded TO tighten them suffi-
ciGatly 10 be moved.
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SWAN RIVER UNDER
SHOWER OF BULLETS
Ernest Shoemaker, VINO Killed an Usage
Indian, Being Pursued

WICHITA, Kan. July 24-Deputy
United States Marshals A B. Hutchinson
and H CoIlingsworth last night came
within sight Of Ernest Shoemaker, who
killed Frank Lessart, an Usage Indian,
at a dance because he wore his haI, but
he swan a river under a shower OF bull
lets and made his escape.
Shoemaker was eating wild piuu2s in
the Usage nation, his only food now II
ne is caught he viii probably be Iynched
By the 0sages.
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ESTABLISHING NAVAL BASE.
Work at Culebra Island as an Expert
ment.

Just to see how quickly naval base
N the West Indies could be prepared
In the event of hostile emergency. the
Navy Department has begun the expert
rnent OF establishing such base on
CuIebra Island. near Porto Rico
A big supply Of coal is to be sent
there Immediately, and supply ship
loaded with material for constructing
necessary buildings and wharves IS 10
he sent of as soon as she can be made
ready.
The Earbor Of Culebra, which win hold
eleven big battleships comfortably, is to
be buoyed. and wharves for landing ma
rines and supplies are 20 be constructed
IL a hurry
A careful account of the time con-
suned in doing this work is to be kept
and the Navy Department hopes TO gain
valuable suggestions from the infoTma-
ton obtained.
The experiment Is to be conducted
principally as a practical preparation OF
assent bling Admiral DeWey's big fleet IN
the vicinity OF Culebra next winter.
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Funeral Of Mrs. White.

Funeral services over the remains Of
Blrs. Wytbe White, Of Alexandria, Sc,
viii be held this afternoon al I O'Clock.
at Hamlme N E Church Mrs White
died yesterday morning at her home in
Alexandra, Va, and her remains were
brought here. The deceased is the daugh-
ter CT ET and Mrs D c. ReinhoI, OF
Gil Q street northwest
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REALIZED LARGE SUMS
ON FAKE FOOT RACES
a City Father Among Those Who Are
20 be Prosecuted.

SPRINGFIELD. III, July 24.-Alder-
man Brewer and Frank Stilson were ar
rested here yesterday charged with com
pIcity in foot racing swindIes- a dep
uty sheriff is returning from Indiana
with one Dannacher. arrested on the
same charge
The gang IS said 10 have realized
$50. .000 in the past year from similar
operations. Several victims are expect
ed 10 Join in the prosecution
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Now at Hand.

The season for diarrhoea and dysentery is now
on and many are interested in knowing how
to get quick relief. There Is one remedy that
r5ver fails and IS pleasant 70 take. Read wiat
Mr. ". I. Story, of Union. Ala. says Of il:
y had an attack Of hux (Gyscntsry) which
lasted about tuo days, when ! ~UI \ bottle OF
Clambcriain's Cole Cholera and DizTrhoea
Remedy and was cured by two doses Of it. -
This remedy is fer sale by Henry Evans, Whole
sale and Retail and all druggists
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DETECTIVES WILL WEAR
P0LICEMEN'S SHIELDS
Commissioner Partridge, Of New York,
Thinks These Are Sufficient.

NEW YORK, July 24--Commissoiner
Partridge iss led an order, calling in the
badges Of thc detectives at police head
quarters and those Of the precinct de-
tectives- They wiIl get ordinary patrol
mems shells, but the commissioner
says there Is 10 special significance il
the action. He added:
There were too many badges 10 keep
track Of /. required too much book
kenDing"
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Funeral of Sarah A. Ruct.

The funeral of the late Sarah Augusta
Buck. daughter Of the late Rev d.
James A Buck, rector OF Rock Creek
Church, viii take place tomorrow after
noon at 4:30 o'clock from St Paui's
Church. Rock Creek Miss Buck died
yesterday morning.
The evening times., 1902-07-24

DiSnt II young glris should promptly
have them begin the use of Or. Pierce's
Eayorllc Prescription. j establishes reg-
uIarity, traaqs1iiszes the rerz c5 and tones
mp the whole system
vl-y trozblcs STATED lI1iEg ufy girlsocl,~
writes Miss Flora Z. C-c-T- cf 10 EoTc SlEezt
Ai-rou, O.. Tb1t dia a5t prove serious aEt5i lse5
From thai tis-le 7 dz- rot sse 5Fel 1av-
5uIc-Ca ~ every monthly TeTlo4 vita terrible
hez-it- irritation e t-lc spine azls- pains II
Ey llecas. had 5cEcl.czs tul0g-i M F1lps AID
ou115es Ill the sine AID constant Dzct-1c1c
One uO-saT Egortl tel 1u= one tEIIug lll-t -lc
another lsCulc slg s0.l-tliug altogether c-1ieT-
ent bat tiley oniy- relieved ne I then wrote
you and followed F-o-r advise took f1rc oott=5
0f D. ls5--ces Fav1rIie Prescription, ao1F OF
'Celden 8-e-Jcal Dls-cgc-y ana rye vi7.s %
-Fctlezs. ti-Ee li1t lal q s-uz.- symptom a
m I'D troublc 50 far. Gan si=SP good. 1Fs5-3r
Il1Ei- ESD -a- sciil AID slslst2--i-t ioo4 -ssls-
CIT distress
Or. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets cleanse the
SoWels ana stimulate tic slIggiSa liver.
The evening times., 1902-07-24
The corbins to VISIT Mrs. Mckinley

During their tou Of the West which
was begun last nigh Major General and
Mrs. Corbin viii visit Mrs. Mckinley at
her home. Canton. ohio. They will also
visit Senator Ham and Col. II T Her
rick at Cleveland
The evening times., 1902-07-24
BAY RIDGE MYSTERY
Is QUICKLY solved
Mutilated Body That of an
italian Grocer.
WAS MURDERED BY DEBTOR

NEW YORK, July 24.-The ghastIy
mystery of Bay Ridge has been quickly
solved by the Brooklyn police.
Joseph Cateno, 1fty-three years old,
an Italian grocer at 165 Columbia Street,
Brooklyn, vas the man whose throat
was CIT from ear to ear and his body
sewed in a sack and dumped into the
brush on the embankment skirting the
Shore Road at the foot of Seventy third
Street
The evening times., 1902-07-24
MONEY TO LOAN.
Money Leaned salar;ed People,

Retail merchants tezIasteGs. boarding houSsz.
without security; largest business in g PFia-
eipal cities ToLMAN. Room Iei. SIS 5ta ST
nv. n14-SS
The evening times., 1902-07-24
GEnG ggEZE.

The general standard Of measurement
sor wo nhood Is Vgrov1-up-ness-D
When a girl Is emancipated from school
and arrives at the dignity Of trailing
skirts eud elaborate hair dressing she Is
The evening times., 1902-07-24
vuARR':ss
gERkEsS sl2
RSS EH
BIRDS, DOGS, ETC.

FOR SALE-Three fox terrier pups 10
Bath st. NV m2S-3
BELGIAN hares and guinea pigs 81 pair Up:
Just the stock for boys 10 breed during vacA-
ton; have also white mice and pigeons
SCHAJDS BIRD STORE 7Is 18th 81 NV eist!
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DISAPPOINTED AT
THE TUNNEL FAILURE
Rumor That Gould Interests
Influenced Aldermen.
MAY DELAY PENNSY'S PLANS
Eventual Success Generally Believed to
Be Assured, Howeve1-MayOr Low
Counsels Good Nature and Common
Sense in Adjusting Differences

No effort is made by officers Of the
Pennsylvania Railway TO conceal the
disappointment felt over the action Of
the New York aldermen in rejecting the
companys tunnel franchise, although
that action was not unexpected.
1t is said in some quarters that the
Gould interests are behind the acticH OF
the aldermen, and that this acticn in
reality marks another move IL TIE Zig
chess game between tht. CouIds and the
Pennsylvania New YORK Central inter
osts
In other places the opinion is ex-
pressed that the course OF the aldermen
should not be construed as indicating
that they were at all antagonistic to the
Pennsylvania Railroad. but rather that
their refusal to grant the franchise was
the direct result of animosities between
The aldermen and the rapid transit com
mission, as was shown by the somewhat
acrimonious debate following the re-
port Of the committee
While the rejection Of the franchise
by the aldermen viii necessarily in
volve delay and interfere with the com
pany's plans, there is no intention Of
abandoning the project, and 1t was in
timated that the company would now
proceed TO formulate q new agreement
with the rapid transit commission that
would meet the views Of the aldermen
Mayor Low Talks.
Mayor Low, OF New York. in com
Inenting on the action. of the board ef
aldermen. said yesterday:
The action Of the aldermen. wheth-
er it turns out to be wise or unwise, in
rejecting the Pennsylvania tunnel fran
chise as now drawn, seems to me
straightforU ard and IlanIy it now be-
comes the duty Of the rapid transit COM
mission 10 try to meet the criticisms
Of the aldermen, as far as practicable
If the matter Is taken up in a good
natured, sensible Way, ii may be posi-
ole to make an arrangement with the
Pennsylvania Railroad IN which the IN
terests OF the publ; EiH be even bet
ter safeguaI ded thin II the proposed
franchise which has just been rejected
Albert B. BoardIlan, Of New York,
counsel for the Pennsylvania Railroad,
IS quoted as sayial: That the Penn
sylyania franchise WIN ultimately he ap-
proved I do not think there is any
doubt Whether the franchise VIII be
approved by the board Of aldermen or
other city authorities who may here
after be in control OF the streets, I an
net prepared &c say
II the powers granted 10 any city
legislative body are abused, 1t IS pretty
certain that these powers VIII IN time
be transferred 10 other city authorities
There does not seem to be any differ
ence Of opinion OF the part cf the tax
payers as 10 the adyisabiiity Of the con-
struction Of thss Pennsylvania tunnel.
and am satisfied that public sentiment
viii manifest itself so plainly that the
enterprise cannot fall
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FOR RENT-SHOP.

FOR RENT-Shop and cellar room; would suit
plumber. Apply 1854 sth St NV Sa24-2
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Had Threatened Cateno.

Had Threatened Caten0.
within eight hours Of the finding Of
the body Vincent Trica. twenty FIVE
years old. an Italian fruit packer. living
at 6O4 Hicks Street, Brooklyn. was ar
rested on suspicion. On Sunday last
Trica threatened to kill Cateno unless
he stopped circulating stories about him.
Cateno's nude body was discovered at
o'clock last night By four Brooklyn
Iats who Intended swimming at a point
just below where the body had been
dumped from wagon In the Shore Road
skiTting the summit Of the encbankmenL.
At midnight detectives found another
sack near the spot containing the vic
tins clothing
Victim Leaves Large Family.
In the pocket of the coat was a dis
possess notice on Joseph Cateno. II was
dated last April It directed the police
to Cateno's home lis wife and six
children were found weeping fer the ia
ther. who had disappeared at II o'clocI,
Tuesday morning. He had left the gro
Gerry 10 buy fruit. The absence Of the
thumb and forefnger Of CateBo's righ,
hand and mis- striking physique made his
Identification easy from a description.
Detective Antonio Vachris learned that
Cateno and TTica has been friends. but
Trica ran UP a bill q 81 for groceries.
Cateno tried to coIlGt the money He
could not get it and talked ofvPrlca to
his neighhors. Last Sunday Triea went
/ to the grocery and sSore he would kiln
Cateno unless he he'd his tongue.
The Murderer Under Arrest.
Trica was arrested in bed at ) O'Clock
today. He cannot speak English, but
through an fnterpreer asserted his in
uocence- His room was searched, but
no evidence that tb murder was com
mitted there was discovered.
The police think Trica met Cateno
Tuesday and lured him to some place
where he drugged lim with liquor and
cut his throat Will stupefed He then
packed the body infruit sacks and dis
posed Of it as alreay told.
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OF $40

AND UPWARD oS FGKNIIURE ASR
PIANOS, at lowest rates and On The iay yoa
EPply. We ale isaaing on the BuIlsIiIg and
Lo4n Association plan, which makes tie sosS
Of carrying lozBs much less than yea pay eIse-
1hcEe ami allows you 70 PSI il Of IL aay
tIZCd notes ~Ou oesiie running from one y
twelve months. Il yo.- have ioan with sosas
Oths- company We VIII pay i. on and advance
you more money if dcsIrCd Rates eheertsliT
given, aEG lac cost 10 YOU Unless loan Is nada
Call aId ger rates Frons room. first ano--
NATIONAL MORTGAGE LOAN CO,
G25 I ST \ "
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AS STOVES

(FoF 50king and Heating-)
GAS 3LTANCE EXCHANGE.
14sAew York Avenue
The evening times., 1902-07-24

looked upon as
Z young woman.
B ut natUTe
knows nothing
Of such stand
ards When the
woElanly fu1c-
ton is establish
ed wouauhood
Is attained &C
cording 10 her
standards, and
there Is need Of
Woman1y care
and caution II
Is girlish ignOr-
snCe or neglect
Al this critical
which often
results IN long
years Of after
misery
Mothers who
perceive the eT5-
dences Of func-
FiC-1f de-zrge-
The evening times., 1902-07-24
EAiiISSdALI HALL.

ST. Char.os N4czIe>ter .easrs ~ 70
g. IN. $50 and $50 p. n. Sur6ays. L
= n, - zsa s-sJ =. Ia- IrJs4a
Heaa uIiss sse,E Tn..sias. srItas a.s.
ediCsF.as ~ 90. T. -.
t-Snuer5 anu sjsHpe kUsIc.
! lkf ia Nti Is.iP Cent
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-02-08
OPPOSITION TO RUSSIA
United States Joins England and
Japan as TO Manchuria.
PORT. MUST BE OPEN
The Three Countries win Resist the
Signing Of the Treaty II Their
Interests Are In the Least
Jeopardized by II.
Washington. Feb. 7.-whlle detalll

Washington. Feb. while details
Of negotiations cannot be developed
here. the present confirmation is TO DO
had that the report from Pekin that the
United States government Is acting
with Japan and Great Britain in resist
ing any action by Russia and China in
the shape Of the Manchurian treaty
that would threaten the interests OF
the United States In that important
secion Of the cast.
The state department has made per-
fcctly clear to Russia It's purpose TO
retain whatever trade advantages Il
has in Manchuria and It's determined
attitude in the matter Is probably 10
prevent the summary closing ~ the
Manchurain ports to any but Russian
trade.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-02-08
WOMEN AND LEVELS.

Jewels, candy, flowers, man-that
Is the order of a woman's prefer
ences. Jewels form n mgnate of
mighty power 10 the average woman,
Even the greatest of all jewels,
health, Is often ruined In the strenu-
Gus efforts To make or save the mon
ely e. purchase them. II a woman
will risk her health To get coveted
gem, then let her fortify herself
against the insiduous consequences
OF coughs, colds and bronchial aifec-
tions by the regular use of DIR. Bos-
chee's German Syrup. II will
promptly arrest consumption i'm its
early stages and heal the affected
lungs and bronchial tubes and drive
the dread disease from tile system.
IL Is not "A cure-all, but il Is n certain
cure for coughs, colds and all bron-
chial troubles. You can get all of
DR.. G.. G.. Green's reliable remedies
at the Wtson-Jenkins Drug Co.'S.
store, Bryan. Get Green's Special
Almanac. dtf
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-02-08
Queer Case Of Consumption

Wabash. Ind. Feb Andrew Tee.
ter. barber at Akron. 20 miles north
west Of this city is at deaths foor
from a peculiar disease. lie has fol-
lowed his trade for years. and some.
time ago his lungs became affected. 4
specialist made an examination and
found the patients throat and bron.
chial tubes full OF short hairs. imbodd-
dcd IN the the membrane II Is thought
the hairs were inhaled while Tecteg
clipped hair. and the irritation brought
on tuberculosis. His death Is a matter
OF only a few days
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-02-08
]. W. BATS,
Real Estate agent
Have In once the only SCI q abstract
books o: BraIos county land titles
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
South half Of block near Allen
Academy. Price $3.50.
About one and one-quarter acres
near schoolho use i'm southeast part
Of town. Small new cottage, tenant
house and well on premises. Price
1900.
Six room house and one lot of
ground on west side Of town. Price
500.
Six room house and two lots of
ground located four blocks from
Main Street. Brick cistern on pre-
misses. Price $3.50.
Also other city property
About two acres of land near Allen
Academy, with good s-room resi-
dence; barn; servants house: dug
well and tub cistern; lots and gar
den. Price, $4,000. Terms reason
able.
30 acre Brazos Bottom farm.
Price, 5000 per acre. VIII sell In
small tracts. [
10 feet front on Railroad steet out
Of Otto Boehme's property. VIII
sell part or all.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-02-08
VALUABLE DOCUMENT
Industrial Commission Makes its
Report to Congress.
SOME LAWS URGED.
II requests More Stringent Acts Gov.
erning Railroads and Giving ln-
terstate Commerce Commits
sion More Power 10 Act.

Washington. Feb. THE senate
had the Philippine tariff bill under
discussion four hours Thursday. To-
| ward the close OF the session the dis
cussion became heated. In response
to Il resolution offered several days
days ago by Mr. Rawllns Of Utah. the
secretary OF war transmitted 20 the
senate the sedition laws enacted by
the Philippine commission. They
were read in full. and Immediately
drew the fire OF the opponents OF the
governments Philippine policy. Mr.
Hoar OF Massachusetts, expressed his
establishment that such laws should
be enforced by the government au-
thorit.es.
Mr. Foraker Of Ohio had read from
the revised statutes Of the United
States the laws OF congress relating
10 the crime OF treason and similar
ofenses against the government. and
said that the acts passed by the Phil
ippine commission were almost iden-
teal in their language with the laws
enacted by congress In the days OF the
fathers OF the republic and that there
was nothing unprecedented or unusual
about them.
The Ohio senator was interrupted |
continuously and had warm colloquies
with senator's who were opposing him.
In one OF them he announced with |
great earnestness that the American
army would never return from the |
Philippines until Il returned yictori- |
Gus.
Virginia delivered a speech In which
he advocated an investigation OF the
San Bias route for an isthmian canal
and Mr.. Hansbrough made a carefully |
prepared address on his bill 10 pro-
vide national system or irrigation
OF arid lands.
The house spent the day on the leg
islative, executive and judicial appro-
priation bills. Very rapid progress
was made. "a Of the 1870 pages OF the
bill being disposed OF before adjourn
ment. No debate OF Importance de-
yeloped during the consideration OF
the bill. and no amendments OF i'm
portance were adopted.
The consideration OF the oleomar-
garine bill was laid aside and the leg
islatiye. executive and judicial appro-
prlation bill was taken up Mr. Hem
ingway OF Indiana. In charge Of the
measure. explained its provisions In
general terms and pointed out the in
crease which II contained II
Under the latitude allowed IN gen
eral debate. Mr. Talbert OF South Car
ollna made n speech In opposition TO
the proposition cmauatIng from the
other side 90 cut down southern rep ,
rescntatlon because OF abridgement Of
the franchise.