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New-York tribune., 1902-02-08
DIED..

MHSSISeoa NN Is rtay F,sru.5y 1902 at his sssd'nss
MoULsoN-At the Grosveuor, Nsw-York February z.
John. John Mouls0n Of shereid England, Funeral rom
Grace Church Tuesday. February H. at 10 a. m
%SaH IN o s sbs. Shssnd rds
Tuss4ay ThSrGa Br'adTey and Ienth-st at 10 a m
l. B. sANDERSoN. Secretary.
b in the 5eta Of his age, Funeral services vill
Madison ave on Monday. II a n.
y EFid2y ESs6TTaEy lso2 her reasne:
sey wife Of David XesfIe T1I 3Ss
inst. at 4:30 ..
ia N Mst1ehsH 5Is y T. on THURSDAY February
Pm. A'O'-@'' i''h in'"'
osBoRN-At her residence No. 81 Park-sve.. Friday
widow Of William H, Osborn and daughter Of the late
Prebpla1a1 S'uTs T.o fqEeTs services az the Brick
Fhruary 10. at 10 a m. Interment private.
19 %T@qTism men 1t II Kas9sTins ss Peek & ass Essr
PINCKNEY1 ~, Suddenly, at NewYork City. Samuel Bap
PInekney Funeral from St Mehaers Church
please copy ivy ' '''s'h N0uNS payers
Fop FaheraI MsI3ssday .ytSI3 February 1902 John Pei.
the vault in PaSpgS az IL of.qS5 a nit M nSement at
1T -Icr-Suddenly February Charles R. Pitt the
.etn year Of his Funeral services from his late
residence No. 263 Llvnsston-st. Brooklyn. " Y.
Sa.uIaay evening February 5. al 7SO. Ineruent a.
sAHL0Naon Friday February Julia Louisa Laroeaus
MdoW OF the late Warren SaxtOn and daughter OF ths
late John ard Eliza Larocque Funeral her
iate residence, No East 56thst Monday
ING February 10 at 10 o'clock. Kindly omit flowers
STANTON-At HonesdaIe Penn Thursday evening.
-IzaDeth Jewett Waller aged years widow
Iate w H stanton eldest daughter OF
nsrles r and Harrist :. Waller. Funeral Saturday
1:3O O'Clock in the afternoon
The WoodIaWu CcTuercry-
Borough OF BFonx. New City.
Ornce 20 East 23d Street Ni,'lsoH south
New-York tribune., 1902-02-08
FLoR1zEL AND MISS GATES.

Following is the programme OF the concert to be
given by Florizel and Miss Lucy Gates at Carnegie
Hall this afternoon:
FloriZe.
Miss Gates.
"
FloriZel.
Airs:
Sing Sweet Bird CAM
Miss Gates
Violin solos:
CaprlceS. Nos 2l and Paganini
Airs Russes- Wieniawski
Florizel.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-08
DIED.

Burnetts COcOaine kills dandrun alIays irrita-
tion, and promotes a healthy growth of the hair.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-08

Mails for Newfoundland. by rail 70 North Sydney and
tn nee by steamer. close al this Office daily az SEQ =
(connectng close here Monday. WesneSSs1 - -
Saturday, Mails for Miqueon. by TO Boston ~
thence BY steamer. close this Office daily AZ 6sO =
Mails for Cuba by rail Florida and thence SS 49, III
ers dispatched daily; final Connecting closes -
dispatch via Port Tampa on sundays at 14:3O a. m .
Wednesdays and Fridays 1880 g. m: FOR diS1aF.S
via Miami. Mondays and Fridays at II 40 y N
Mails for Mexico City. overland. speciallv a.
dispatch
except Sunday 1880 D. m. 80 D m S,sn5avss
at / % m. and IL 80 D m Mails for Costa Rca RsII-a
Puerto Cortez and Guatemala. BY rain New-OrIeans
and thence by close Aface daily Sx~so
Sunday fi:30 D. m, Sundays D. m (ccnna~fi--
closes here Mondays for Belize Puerto Ccrfe% sns
Guatemala. and Tuesdays for CT Rcal 4Rarfsrsrsd
mall closes at D. N previous DAY.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-08
MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL. AMERICA. WEST

SATURDAY-At a supplementary $50 a. m for
Forto Rico. Curacao and Venezuela per s. 5 Caracas
(mail for Savanila and Cartagena must be directed
per 5. : Caracas'D; al a m for Porto Rico per
Buckman. via Ponce mail must be directed
per S. 5. BuekmanD: al $50 m Complementary
10 co for Fortune Island. Jamaica SAVANNA ana
Cartagena. per Auegkany Cmail for COs-a pt.a
must be directed Per $. Aneghany'D az go =,
(supplemeatary 1890 m) Haiti and Sarts Ma-+s
per Alps; at 10 a. for Cuba. per 5 s Mexieo
via Havana; at 10 a. for Argentine UTr11g,lav s,S
Paraguay per sailor Prince; Il for Barbasos
British Dutch French Guiana and Norrher1 p-s.
per 5 5 Cametense: 1890 Q. m. for Cuha -
6urtyba via Matanzas Ordinary mail o1IS ,,5t.s
must directed per 5. 6. CUrityba'): AZ I9S6 :
supplementary p M for Turks Island ana I1,i.t.a
Republic, s. 5. Seminole
New-York tribune., 1902-02-08

DIED.
Baldwin, william B. Manning. Thomas
Carpenter William B. Moulson John
Chatterton. Adeline NJ B. Munde, Paul F.
Dav Carrie. Neefus. Katherine w
Dunn, Mary E Nulty, Annie H
Dunn, William II. Osborn Virginia r
Ely. Amelia X. Peck. Katherine A
Fielder, Edward c. Pinckney. Samuel B.
Frost John H. Pell, John II
Frothingham. Elizabeth G. Pitt, Charles r.
Hatfield, Robert F. SaxtOn Julia L. L
Jones. Walter NJ. stanton. Elizabeth ]. W
New-York tribune., 1902-02-08
DAILY AND aTrNDAy

Adaess all communications relative subscriptions
advertisements to THE TRIBUNE. Nex-York City.
or registered letter. ' "
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-01-21
(cor ti1ued on Page 5.)

Every ward in the city has row a
.ixed nour and place for the holding
If Democratic ward mass conventions
to eject members of committee to
be known as the Democratic central
committed Of the city Of Pine P'Gff.
The hour for the conventions in all
TIE wards is 720 p. M, on next Thurs
day, JanHarv %.
The places for holding these con
ventions are as follows:
FIRST WARD-At BaiIey's hall,
over Bailey's drug store. on Nam
street, between Fourth and Fifth ave-
rucs.
SECOND WARD-At James Com
merciaI college buiIdngr corner
Fourth avenue ard Pine street.
THIRD WARD-At Corley's store,
corner sixth avenue and Cherry
street.
FOURTH WARD-At the Barraque
street cotton scales, on Barraque, be-
tween Chestnut and Walnut streets.
Second Ward Call.
The following is the call for the
mass meeting of the Second ward:
Acting in conformity with the rec
concentrations of the county Demo
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-01-21
UP IN THE AIR
AN AERIAL TREATER PROPOSED
RY Mr.. HOLLAND.
1t viii Be Constructed Of Iron, eco
Feet t'ieh, WITH TIE Theater at
the Top.

Mr.. NJ. Holland is today circulating
among the merchants Cf the city with
the plans and drawings of an opera
house which if constructed will be
the eigth wonder of the world. The
plans Of the proposed structure re-
eemhle in many respects the Ferris
The architecture is simpler and the
structure can ne constructed at a cost
much less than that Of the Ferris
wheel
The structure IS proposed will be
800 feet high. Mr.. Holland describes
It as the Aerial onera house The
apera house will he stationed st
point in the structure $50 feet above
the surface of the earth. The struc-
ture will consist Of eight massive steel
Pillars, rising to a height Of goo feet.
There will be coDie operated from
the ground carrying to the top of the,
structure eight large cars. The
mechanism controlling the cars will
be similar to that OF the Ferris wheel.
The theater at the top of the structure
will have a flooring Of 120 feet in
length and width, which will accom-
nodate an immense seating capacity.
At about eveEy seventy-fve feet from
the earth to the top of the structure
it is proposed to huild large rooms of
elaborate design to be used for
lodges. receptions, etc.
Mr. Holland is of the opinion that
the idea. which is largely original
with himself. is good one. and he
believes that it is thoroughly practi
cal
Mr. Holland estimates the cost Of
the structure as puroposed at S14 600.
For $4,000 Mr.. Holland says he can
put up a structure 300 feet high. He
saws that he has interest ted two capi-
talists of this city in the venture who
will put in S? GOO each to go towards
the erection of the Aerial theater He
proncses organizing stock company.
and can nut sCmo mon"v into it him
self. One gentlemen this afternoon
offers to take $4,000 stock, if neces.
sary, to make it 20.
A committee will go to Little Rock
some day the later part of this week
ard consult Architect Gibbs with ref
crence to the proposed building.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-01-21
"A DESPERATE FIGHT
Between w. B. Powell, Man
ager of h Williams
Plantation,
AND NEGRO TENANT RESULTS
PHOSABLY FATAL WOUNDS
TO BOTH.
Trouble Came Up Over the Negro's
Undertaking to Violate a Contract
With Powell.
DETAILS OF TIE AFFAIR

News has reached this city Of an
encounter which occurred Monday at
English between MY. w. b. Powell,
who operates the Williams planta-
ton at that place, and negro tenant,
whose name could not be learned. AS
a result both Mr. Powell and the he
gro are probably mortal1y Wounded.
The trouble originated On account
of the negro's determination t. break
a contract entered into by the negro
and Ny. Powell. The formc2 aade a
contract with Mr.. Powell to warh his
crop during the year and the ,atter
WAS to supply the negro.
The negro approached W Howell
Moudav and told hin that "a was
going to le"ssa. Nj. PoWeli bad ad
yanced him $50 worth of supplies and
he told the negro that he e0m,I not
leave on account Of the contract he
had signed The negro repIiet, that
he had signed no contract This de-
nial cccassioned some bitter ta1f, and
the negro procured a double tarreled
shotgun and emDtied both barrels st
Mr.. Powell, but neither TOOK effect
The negro began to reload t1a gun
Mr. POWeH approachod hin1 &Etl be-
gan to r"aonstrate with hi1a ling
him not te reload his gun. The re.
gro naid litt'e attention to NJ. Powell
but continued - ralnad To scare the
negro Nv Pewell fred two shots
eheva 10 hoeH 'f'l4fe d;l mi Genre
sim Mr.. Powell ran un close to his
assailant and fired at him with a
pistol The bullet took effect, lodging
inst left of the nose. AS the e7fot was
fired the negro spran& f@~N7t4 likn
a mad man and grap@iad with Nr
Powell. Though mGrtal!y wounded
the negro bore his opponent TO the
to Mr.. Powell and began to use it as
club, all the bullets in the pistol
having been fired. Before the negro
weakened he had battered Mr.. Pow
ellis face to a degree that he was un-
conscious and it is extremely doubtful
if he will recover.
T'ae negro is at his home near En-
c,i1h il lvi9" condition. NJ Pow
81 is oTc Of tho bet known planters
alonG the Arl.aasas riVer, and ha is
widely known in this section Of the
state.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-01-21
H0ljq9 AND PLACE FIXED
For Holding All the City Democrat: Mass
Conventions on January %

cratic central committee. hereby
cal! mass meeting of the Democratic
voters of the Second ward of the city
to assemble in James Commercial
college building, corner Fourth and
Pine streets, on Thursday, January
%, 1902. at 7:2N o'clock p. M, for the
purpose of selecting city central
committee to be formed for the pur-
pose of inaugurating Democratic
primary, by which nominations will
be made for the various officers to be
voted for at the coming municipal
election, April ], 1902.
A. BREWSTER, Chairman,
The call in the Third and Fourth
wards read practically the same as
in the call for the Second. and signed
in the Third by Drew White, chair
man. and in the Fourth by Simon
Bloom, chairman.
The call for the First ward was
printed in the Graphic Monday.
Now that the hour and place has
been fixed for the conventions, let the
Democrats show their interest in the
mater by turning out in full and let
the selection of committeeman be the
choice of at least a majority of the
party.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-01-21

Mr.. VIM. +. Curtis. writing to the
Chicago Record. says: "A business
man of Philadelphia told me that Nj.
Wanamaker's profits from hefhiladel
phia store last year were over Sl.700,-
600 ard those from his New York es-
tahl;shment will run cloTe to that
figure. The Saturday before Christ
mae the receints in Nc"' York exceed
ed s50e .OG0 The New York store has
paid nr0St from the very day it was
orered althcloh two G"ns wiitll oc-
cupied the hishn1cnt since A. T.
Stewart'a doth have failed. The rea-
~on far Mt Nyaram"kar's great suo
cess. beth in Now York and fni]adel,
Dhia is bis shl'ful and extensive aa-
vertising IT his been his rule to con
fne his advertising to newspapers and
magazines
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-01-21

The following Washington telegram
confirms the news from Colon:
The state department has received
the following cablegram from Consul
General Gudger, dated Panama, to.
day:
Fighting in bay Governor killed;
excitement great
The secretary of the navy has re-
ceived the following cablegram from
Captain Mead. commander of the
umtel States steamer Philadelphia
dated Panama, today:
The insurgent steamer Padilla at
tackled the Lautario yesterday morn
ing at close quarters. Crew has de-
serted her Is now on fire and sink
ing.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-01-21
Novel Endowment Fund.

The College of Valleyfeld, a we'll
known institution of learning near
Montreal. recently, through the fore
sight of its bishop, took steps to pro-
vide sure and certain fund of one
hundred thousand dollars ($10oO00)
by means of policies of $4,000 each on
the lives of twenty of the priests and
students of the college. These poll
cies are on the twenty year endow-
ment plan, the premiums paid from
the college funds, and the college nam
cd is beneficiary; SO that if a1l should
live for twenty years, the amount
would be paid in one sum of 500 900,
or $4,000 for each life that should die
sooner. After careful examination of
the merits Of the contracts Of different
companies the Metropolitan Life In
surance company. Of New York, was
given the entire contract
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-01-21
Streets Will Be SWEET,

Mr.. Sam Franklin has come to a
more amicable understanding with the
merchants with reference to the
sweeping of the improved streets, and
he will continue to operate his sweep
ing machine.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-01-21

The newspaper enters the home,
forces it way into the inner chamber,
and there quietly and persistently
does the work of advertising -Nathl
C. Fowler, Jr., Boston.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-01-21
FIVE VESSELS SUNK
In a Naval Battle Between
CoIombianS ard In
Surgents.
OCCURRED IN THE HhRBOR OF
PANAMA MONDAY AFTER
NOON
The Fight Was q Cesrerate One and
the RevoIutionists Try to Force
Landing.
THREE SHIPS ON EACH SIDE

A telegram from Colon, Columbia,
Monday evening says:
4 naval battle. which began at 6
| O'Clock this morning. is in progress
in the harbor of Panama. The revolu-
tiOnary fleet consists of the steamers
Padilia. Darien and Gaitan. They arc
trying to force a landing off Sacanna
The government ships are the Chill
ian line steamer Lautaro, the Pacific
Steam Navigation company's steame.
Chicrito and the Panama Canal com
Dany.s steamer Boyaca. The first
named steamer was seized by Cen Al
b4n and the other two have been
ehz7tefed by the Colombian govern
ment
= t!lis dispatch is sent three shots
have iust passed over the Chicuito
and she has answered with several
shots. They fell close to the Pardilla.
which is seen to be retiring The guns
at Las Bovedas are also firing at the
rebels ships The government forces
GRE throwing up entertainments.
pbia is close to the scene of the fight
ing.
Gen. Carlos Alban, tho military
! commander Of this district and the
governor of Panama, was killed dur
ing the fohting this morning His
death is deeply deplored, for General
A]han was loved by his soldiers and
enjoyed the esteem of the community.
It is ascertained that the death Of
tho Colombian leader may have the
effact of bringing to the government
side large numbers Of men. anxious
. to avenge his loss.
Some Of tho men killed on board
the government ship EutaIio have
been broucht ashore, where they are
being buried.
4 New York telegram says: The
Panama Railroad company today re
hot
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-01-21

Any form of advertising will prove
profitable if it is properly applied
Kate E. Griswold, Editor, Profitable
Advertising.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-01-21

We advertise the year round and
employ no travelling salesmen-0. II,
Wernicke, The Wernicke Co, Grand
Rapids.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-01-21

gram came from Col. ]. r. Shaler,
general superintendent at Colon for
the Panama Railroad company
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-01-21
The following petition was reod

The following petition was road:
We, the undersigned, living and
owning property in that portion
known a. eaav ing district No. /, do
hecebg reeGs@tf'liy petition your hon
~ be body ta establish an improve
me2t DIST, 1t fer the purpose Of
DlinNiin9( repairing an maintaia-
iae tie streets embraced therein, ard
sad improvement dist?i2t to consist
CT and contain ell that part Of Pine
Buff embra caa II gravel district No
E, and al ordinance granting the
(cor ti,7ued on Page 5.)
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-01-21

4 New York telegram says: The
Panama Railroad company today re-
ceivod cablegram. saying that three
insurgent and two government vessels
had been sunk in the naval engage
ment in Panama harbor The cable
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-01-21

AT application for dram shop
license Vhi1 Wae or N5eff. wGs pre-
eo~teG hv ! -noe Nat5hews. who con
ducts the Budweiser saloon.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-01-21

The following petition signed by
thirty nine citizens of the East end,
was read:
To the Mayor and City Council Of
tho City Of iPae Bluff We the undcr-
signed citizens, petition your honor
able body to have the St. l.. l. N. and
s. Railway company to leave open al
strerts east Ct the raVina inside Of
the city limits. They have long
traelE ON south side OF main track
and it is very inconvenientto to the Fllb-
lie ard school children Who are com
nallal to pass under the cars On said
side tracks.
Mayor Bel said that the paaEeHs Of
the petition could not be granted. be
cause the city had no streets in that
property east of the ravine Il Was
moved th3t the petition be received
and referred TO the city attorney to de-
termine the remedies to Be used by
the city to procure the crossing ask
ed for and chat the samn amply to
both the railroads. Seconded and car
ried
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-01-21

L were feao 'ii'='i
zee said that SON .
been made about the
and Transit con pa1iy
that intrefered= with
Second cve11li'' y
said that@tl1a q ''4ct
fled by the @ml'ao y
/ for furthersfim meNo
conta nlplated =ilf'2'''','
baratlls Of the Ga'e#dc.
Eurray address tie
hat he vas Ilril liAs; q
to his mill IN East
ID that dlrin u. az
titv the city e'.9re "
contractor ff9nr GA
ding. The - d&Ae"s
b feet Of Tex street,
point cannot > 1and
Murray sa5dzt'a13l. !.
|at expense in o!;tl;;ng
As there eoe#j he 10
treet he would thank
by w0u d alla@ fH1t t.
lilding, Nr.''a''1;a 2
! city desired se@opeo=
any time he 2,:3lld
ipg. A motion ".
" AtHrraHs - ii5n
rrled the aaotio'7 cat
nnt Of # bain o II e9a-
or ordinanee FL IL
PYe Mr.. Murray yod'ld
amend the former 81
nee favored 3 a97anIip :, :.
|eonest.
pght that NJ, 7Isnnay
ID to finish tho a}'oc-
ps providing he q; REQ
its completion. 70
5 wonld be the only
council could grant g.
BY Aldermen Bo..aA
Of Mr.. Murra V be 10,
\ the bui'din o '.e a.
y the street until spf-
Pd to move, at which
red to move TT .tltat
give . bond enaYsn.
al Of the building.
sain addressed the
ak eyinced consider
INST that body. H
Z not want to antag
ancil in any respect
ne rights of the city.
IS Texas street at the
was hnilding was a
ne might be allowed
tof it that his build.
offered to nay to tie
'ent for the ground.
s'lon to the council
ing Whenever the city
llrect him. MI. Mrr-
0o~h the gauntlet
etllag that he owned
40 occupied with bis
to a survey. an.l
,o had existed for
Murray then recited
mi J troubles to the
: that he had never.
'ae from the fire
Is mill. He thought.
!. considered, that the
! make him GO tss
Fary. ''"'
= A Alderman Boyce
!, Murray. tbo fo~-,,.
~, y. Murray thought
\. a. !, party while he
n that the city was
lWs had hoo,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-01-21

The following report was read:
This is to certify that have made
a correct survey Of Walnut street be,
tween blocks IA and As. Dexter Hard
ing's addition to the city of Pine Bluff
and find that block I encroaches on
Walnut street 25 feet. and
block 43 encroaches on the
same street lis feet at the north
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-01-21
TO MOVE
Begins the Efec-
Building IN
as Street.
bENTs, eo' "N'O'
IT DOWN WITH
kETo.
'ains Why So Much
.r Was Recently
rnished.
Is OF CITY DADS

! Clements was the
h the meeting OF the
might. Minute Of the
l. were read and ap.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-01-21

lated by Mr.. Murray by his occupying
the city's property.
Mr.. Bruce said that Mr.. Murray's
claim to the ownership of that part of
Texas street now occupied by him
could not be substantiated.
The chair then put the question to
the house on the motion offered and
it was carried.
The mayor then announced that he
would Withhold his approval OF the mat,
ter until he had further time to in
vestigate it.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-01-21
J. B. WHITE. City Engineer.

Alderman We'll moved that the re-
port be received and filed and that
the property owners be required to
vacate any part of the streets now
being occupied by them as private
property, which carried
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-01-21

h for further ala#ro
konte mplated iltf,.'..1',' =
barat,ls Of the la''a=dc-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-01-21
said that= SON

Ece said that som .
heen made about The
bnd Transit con p2'lS
that intrefered= with
Second cvel1ii'' y
said that =tl.a cc''act
tied by the 9ul'aa y
The National tribune., 1902-02-06
Against Cen. Longstreet.

EDITOR NATIONAL TRIBUNE: At a reg
ular meeting of Lysle Post, 12S, G.. A. r.,
held on Saturday evening, Jan. %, 1902,
the following preamble and resolutions
were unanimously adopted, and the Off
GERS directed to forward Il copy to Sen
ators Quay and PcnrOse, of Pennsylvania
Whereas, Post 12S, G. A. r., Of ALE
Gheny, Pa, learns by the daily press that
a bill has been presented in the United
States Senate to place Gen. Longstreet
on the retired list Of the Regular Army
with the rank of Major, the same rank
which he held in the United States Army
when he resigned in 1861 and Joined
hands with those who attempted to de-
strOy this Government; and
Whereas, Gen. IIOngstreet received his
military education at the expense of the
United States Government, to which he
owed allegiance, and whose Constitution
and flag he had sworn to protect and de-
fend. Therefore, be IL
Resolved. That Post 12S. G.. A. r., OF
Allegheny. Pa, composed of men who
served in the Union Army during the War
Of the Rebellion. enters its most solemn
protest against the passage of this bill,
which is intended to honor one who de-
serted his country and flag in her hour of
need; and, Furthermore, we believe that
the passage OF such a measure as this
would he an objectionable insult to the
men who fought to maintain the honor of
the Government and the dag;
Resolved, That copy Of the foregoing
The National tribune., 1902-02-06

reciprocity question, with fervent declara-
tions all the while that the two PROPOSE
tons have no relation to each other. In
point of fact. whenever the Senate sees
hit to ratify the treaty made by the De
paTtment OF State and transmitted by
the President, the treaty goes, no matter
what subject it refers to.
1t is well understood that the Presi-
dent, having decided that ii is the moral
duty of the United States to make tha
tariff arrangement with Cuba, it will be
done.
In case of failure of the House to pass
Il bill, treaty will probably be made In
due time, and III all. probability will b.
ratified by the Senate. In the belief of
the Administration such a treaty mutual
~ satisfactory to this country and to the
island may be made without injury TO the
sugar-beet growers of the West, or to the
cane-sugar growers of Louisiana and
Florida
The House decided to take up the Oleo-
margarine Bill this week.
On Saturday the House Of Representa-
tives devoted itself to listening to eulO
gies upon the late Representative Marriott
Brosius, of Pennsylvania.
On Monday the House took up the
Oleomargarine bill. which provides that
OieO when sold uEL.r It's own name shall!
be taxed Or-.--II,I of cent II pound,
and when put up and sold as butter shall
pay 10 cents tax per pound. The friends
of the OleO manufacturers filibustercd in
clfectually to prevent consideration.
The Senate resumed the debate on the
Philippine tariff bill, which is expected
to last some weeks yet.