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cable. shall have the same force in the Phil
ippine archipelago as elsewhere in the
United States. The amendment was voted
down, 26 to Al.
Mr.. Hoar then offered an amendment pro-
viding that no person shall be convicted
Of treason In the Philippines by any trib-
unal. civil or military. except upon the tes-
timony Of two witnesses or Of confession in
open court.
Mr. Loage volunteered to accept this
amendment. but Mr.. Hoar insisted upon
roll call and the amendment was agreed to
unanimously, the vote being So to 0. Mr..
Hoar offered another amendment providing
that there should be no punishment by any
tribunal of the United States. except mill
tary. of any person who should fail to give
Information of the treason of mother.
father. son or daughter. The amendment
was agreed to. IS to 81
EFFORT TO REDUCE
TARIFF RATES FAILED.
Mr.. Foraker (Oho) offered amend
ment providing that the rate of duties upon
articles coming into the United States from
the Philippine Islands should be 30 per cent
of the Dingiey rates instead of 75 per cent.
1t was rejected. . to 4a. Upon this vote
party lines were abandoned. the roll call be-
ing follows:
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RUNAWAY HORSES GIvEA
TOUCH OF EXCITEMENT.

Washington. Feb. 2.-The progress Of
Prince Henry and his escort from the sta
tion to the White House this morning was
marked by an exciting episode.
Herbert d. A. Peirce. the Third Assistant
Secretary OF State, who was in charge of
the execution Of the local programme for
the Princes reception. after making sure
that his party was properly disposed in
carriages, leaped into his own carriage and
directed the driver to make haste in order
that he might reach the White House so
far I'm advance Of the Prince as to be able
to look over the arrangements before his
reception there.
The driver struck the horses, and away
they went up the avenue beyond control.
The driver was able to turn the team at
two of the most dangerous curves. but he
could not check the speed Of the horses.
which ran the faster the cheers of the
crowd. which mistook the carriage for the
Princes equpage. fell upon their startled
ears.
Mr. Peirce passed everything In line with
great rapidity. Indeed. the pole Of his car
riage swept perilously close to the uncon
scious head Of Secretary Hay. who sat be-
side the Prince.
Fortunately an avenue had been cleared
of other vehicles by the police and district
militia. who lined up as sentinels along the
route.
At Fourteenth street a man sprang for
ward, caught at the reins on one side and
was promptly knocked down and run over.
On Fifteenth street a mounted policeman
caught the bride of one OF the runaway
horses but. with his horse. was bowled
over. The adventure ended at the gate OF
the White House. where the team would
have stopped in any case.
Two negroes sprang forward AMI eeized
The horses heads. They were dragged
some distance. but pluckily hung on, and.
the crowd closing around. the team was
pulled up at the White House gate.
Through 1t all Mr.. Peirce had sat un-
moved He realized his danger. but knew
that nothing could be done by him, and
sank back in the seat to the end of the
ride. when he stepped down cooler than
any of the spectators. Mr.. Peirce made in
quiries and was gratif1ed to learn that none
of the people who had cndeavored to aid
him had been seriously injured. ...
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GOVERNOR McSWEENEY
ON STATES SENATORS.
If Tillman and McLaurin Are Expelled
They Will Not BE Reappointed.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Columbia. s. c., Feb. Ex-Governor Nc
Sweeney thinks he voices the sentiments Of
South Carolinians when he wishes he had
accepted the resignation of TillmAn and
McLaurin when they were rendered. and
also when he intimates that expulsion by
the Senate would be a satisfactory assure.
Governor McSweeney said to-day:
This comes at a time Just when our
State is on the crest of the wave Of in
dustrial development and a state OF qui-
etude Is prevailing, to the material benefit
Of the citizenship. That this affair in the
Senate will act as setback do not doubt.
1T is for the United States Senate to
deal with the Senators implicated as that
body sees fit under its rules. II the Senate
exercises its full powers and the case comes
to me as Governor of South Carolina, 1 will
deal with It promptly. squarely. firmly and
deal with 1t as circumstances demand"
The Governor let 1t be plainly under
stood that II the Senators were expelled
neither Of them would be reapp2inted by
him. q
The Governor then turned to the immedi-
ate cause Of the conflict between the South
Carolina Senators. 1t was admitted that
there existed personal bitter feeling against
each other.
1T is time" he said. for something to
be settled about these matters. II there Is
anything to be gained by investigation.
there should be Investigations. The facts
are that directly or by Implication, Senator
McI.aurin and others have repeatedly
charged Senator Tillman with taking many
thousands Of dollars Of dispensary liquor
rebates while he was Governor. There was
some kind Of legislative investigation about
this. but nothing was proven. Now Senator
Tillman has been making charges that Nc
I.auran sold out his vote for Federal pat
ronage and perhaps other considerations. II
there is anything in these charges ana
countercharges it is time the people OF
South Carolina should know 1t; 1t Is time
for the proof on both sides"
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A BRAWNY SCOT.
Eggs and Grape-Nuts.

IT would like to give you my experience
since using Grape-Nuts ten weeks. / began
weighing l7o pounds. with a big stomach.
owing 10 improper digestion.
Il now weigh ls9 pounds, and the flesh
is on the right places. !. e., the entire mus
cUlar anatomy.
Before trying Grape-Nuts looked upon
the food as a Yankee dodge to fleece the
public. q am Scotch) l am glad to admit
my mistake. l stir two raw eggs in one
falf cup Grape-Nuts, sugar to taste, beat
all together two minutes. add boiling water
half cup: let stand two minutes. and
you have a dish that would satisfy the
Prince of Wales for once in his life any
how. have a delicate sister in Edinburgh,
Scotland, who wants Grape Nuts. Can she
Get them there?" John w. Hunter. Oak
land. California.
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in
hours Mr. Turner om1 " Washington c0ntendd vigorously for the right OF
r Bailey Of Democrats held though the Senators
had pusd
a amajor Of
fsehood
cord tally
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Westerners in New York.

eREPCBLIC SPECIAL.
= New York, Feb. 4.-Among the arrivals
at the hotels here to-day were the follow
ing Westerncrs:
,l: 81: Lous,D r. Francis. c. H Spencer. l. O
q MalWSrlfss; WlissS; J. j. weFtneirer. J. q :fausss.
II: Hutte and MRS Huttig 4 a. MrnIiisy,,,SS
y. u. Wells. Waldorf; ]. Han. Miss berthoti
~ Y. N Pratt and Mrs. Pratt Manhattan. 4
Crodwdus. J. j. wetmore Imperial: g T.
hiiieary. cary H. A. Friedman. Herald square; 4.
~. liauef, Holland; N Erann Holman. Nr.
MacFariane. Murray Hill: j. Mct,neney
NetheTiand: H. s.. Hysnger. Gerard: w Kren.
sieher Sinclair: q. W. Sutherland Artor: v
j. Enn1ick St Denis: j. 1. Martin Cadillac
II McMiliams Imperial: r. Nesch and Mrs
Nesch. Herald Square: +. L. Hayden, broadway
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FOREIGN.

Germany suggests that England publish
Lord Pauhcefote's letters touching on his
attempts at interviews between the United
States and Spain
The Chamber Of Deputies passes a mo-
ton to reduce the term of military service
to two years.
Chinese reformers assert that promises
made by the Government TO behead certain
ofncials have not been kept. and that these
officials now hold lucrative places in remote
parts of the Empire.
Tomas Estrada Palma is elected first
President OF the Cuhan Republic by the
Electoral College at Havana
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CUBA HAS FIRST PRESIDENT.
Palma Formally Chosen by the
> Electoral College.

Havana. Feb. A.-Doctor Tomas Estrada
Palma and Senor Estevez were to-day
formally elected by the electoral college.
respectively, first President and first Vice
president OF the Cuban Republic. Senators
We're also elected
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INVESTIGATING CONTRACTS.
Startling Charges at Joliet Over
. Convict Labor.

Joliet, H.. Feb. A-Investigauon Of the
charge whereby the Joliet Rattan and Reed
Company lost the contract 1t had held for
seventeen years for the employment Of con-
victs. and the Illinois Rattan and Reed
Company, was given the concession. was
cision was deferred until March 5.
The hearing was most sensational, char
ges being made, and the officials almost
60 cents per man per day. The new COM
pany bid on the piece price plan. but guar
anteed at least 30 cents day. About 200
men are involved.
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WELFARE ASSOCIATION MEETS TO-
Night-The regular monthly meeting of the
Peoples Fund and Welfare Association will
be held at s o'clock this evening at Eleventh
and Locust streets. The membership fee
has been abolished and those desiring to
Join may do SO by subscribing to the pre-
amblO and constitution.
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Marine Intelligence,


Boston. Feb. 2t-Arrived: Ultonia. Liver
pool.
Glasgow. Feb. 2.-Arrived: sarmatian.
Boston,
London, Feb. A.-Arrived: Teenkai,
Seattle, Yokohama. etc
Plymouth, Feb. 34.--Arrived Kaiser Will
helm der Crosse, New York for Bremen.
New York. Feb. 4.-Arrived: La Cham
pagne. Havre. Rotterdam
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SPORTING.

Fftzsimmons stopped the McGovern- -Surli-
van fight when he did in compliance with
orders from the Louisville Chief of Po-
lice.
Tommy f'eltz arrived from Louisville yes
terday and Is ready for his bout with
Forbes.
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TO REDUCE MILITARY SERVICE.
French Chamber of Deputies
Passes Approved Motion.

Paris Feb. 24.-The Chamber of Deputies
to-day, after debate lasting several ses-
siops, adopted by vote of 55s to a mo-
tion approved by the Government. in favor
Of the principle Of reduction Of military
service to two years, which will be realized
by the suppression of all exemptions and
by the re-engagements Of noncommissioned
officers for short terms.
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SPONTANEOUS COMBUSTION CAUSE

SPONTANEOUS COMBUSTION CAUSED
Flrs-F'ire last night In the building at NO.
Sls-1s Olive street. supposed to have orig
mated from spontaneous combustion. caused
n damage of 81 900 The fire started on the
fourth floor. occupied by the August Brauer
Stove Repair Company. causing q damage
Grahl. on the second floor. was damaged
$500 by water. The H. C. Wright Station
cry Company. on The second floor. suffered
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-02-25
TILLMAN AND WELLINGTON
EPISODES ACETATE SENATE.

Hanna Aroused Fiery Speech Defense of President Mckn
Denial Welngtons Precip
Stirring Scene-Rght Of South Caroinians Vote
Debated in Vigorous Language Philippines Bill Passed
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-02-25
LOCAL AND sURT,RRAN-

MIS- oliver L. Garrison IS painfully in
tured By fall upon pavement
The Reverend Timothy Dempsey under
takes the burial of Daniel McCiee. the aged
reciuse. who died in dugout on Saturday.
Decline OF cents a dozen in the price of
eggs at Union Market
Chapel car. which has been in the Pull
man shops for repairs. is ready TO start
again on its gospel Journey
Henry Smiker is struck with coal bucket
and has his skull fractured for refusing to
dring with John Hogan
Airship experts give opinions about rules
10 govern the contest at St Louis World 9
Fair.
Workmen on the Worlds Fair site began
Yesterday the work of ;imberIng the River
des Peres channelwayS
Fred W. Bradley OF Russeliville, Ark il
found dying In his room at Bryson Hotel
with gas jet open
Sale OF the Exposition property is post
pcned a month.
Prince Henrys reception by ST. Louis will
be. distinctly American and devoid OF osten-
tation.
Englemann Botanical Club offers prizes
ana uiPiomas to school children who will
help beautify st. Louis for the Worlds
Fair.
The Reverend Doctor r. D. Smart. pastor
OF the Cook Avenue Methodist Church. is
mentioned in connection with the election
OF Bishops at the Dallas conference.
Edgar A. Mepham, said to be in Hot
Springs. is believed to be wanted to an
swer an indictment found by the Grand
Jury. instead Of merely as witness.
Alice Rawdon and David ]. Camp
bell we'd
The roadway on the Eads bridge NAV be
wfdened.
The St Louis, Kirkwood and Manchester
faliroad Company applies TO the County
Court at Clayton for franchise to build
electric line on Olive Street road to Creve
Coeur Lake.
Judge Ferriss awards a VIOLIN which was
coveted heirloom in family. to Vital Ca
resche.
Irving Jacobs of Maplewood. naval re.
cruit, spurned a proposition made by n
comrade TO desert
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TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo ouinine Tablets. An
druggists refund the money IL it fails to cure
E ". Groves signature Is on each box ~
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GENERAL DOMESTIC.

The trial of Stewart Fife. charged with
the murder of Frank W. Richardson. at
Savannah. Mo-. will commence to-day.
There is another municipal deadlock at
Kansas City between Mayor Reed and the
Council. City Offices have been closed. and
employees cannot be paid.
Mrs. George W. Jenkins wife of an n
linois farmer. Drained her sleeping husba nd
with an AK and then shot and killed her
self 1t is thought she was insane.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-02-25

CLEVELAND. O.-The schedule Of assets
and liabilities of the F. Muhlhauser Com
pany. manufacturers Of shoddy, which re-
Gently made an assignment, was filed in the
United States District Court The assets
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CASPAR, WY.-Judge Brammei sem
fenced Charles Woodward. convicted Of the
hanged, and the date Of execution was
fixed for March 2S. at Casper.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-02-25

Some one of the COS ads. in the Want
Pages" should interest Seu. Read than.
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Piles Cured without the Knife.
Itching, Blind. Bleeding or Protruding PileA
Your druggist will refund your money II PAZO
OINTMENT fails to cure you. 50 cents.
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COTHERN-YOUNGER.

REPEBLIC SPECIAL.
Ramsey, ILL.,. Feb. H.-Professor Thomas
Cothern and Miss Younger were married
here at the NJ. F. parsonage yesterday.
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T0-DAY'S NEWS IN BRIEF.
BUSINESS

Yesterdays bank clearings were 50. 52s, e2S:
balances ss24. .526. Local discount rates were
easy. between Az and GA per cent. Do
mestic exchange was quoted US follows:
Cincinnati. Louisville and New Orleans 1Gc
discount bid. par asked.
Wheat closed lower at S1GS1lso asked
May. S3t59S4c No. 2 red: corn closed lower
at 5slaa5Sxc bid May. sec No. mixed; oats
closed at 43o asked May. Aa44a.c No. 2
Northern.
The local market for spot cotton was quiet
and unchanged.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-02-25
PRINCE HENRY.

Prince Henry arrives in Washington and
calls on President Roosevelt. the latter re-
ceiving him alone. without an introduction.
The President returns the call at the Ger
man Embassy almost Immediately.
The Prince is the guest OF honor at a
State dinner given at the White House.
Calls from Ambassadors and return call.
by the Prince occupy a large part of the
Princes afternoon at Washington.
While Prince Henry Is visiting the Senate
the Iillman-McI-aurir fist fight IS made the
subject Of a sharp debate. A visit TO the
House is also made.
Miss Clara Barton receives a pleasant let
ter from the Prince. expressing regre. that
no mas not time to call on her In person
Prince Henry and his suite return TO New
YORK on a special train. preceded by
another special train. on which the Presi-
cent party goes to New York to witness
the launching OF the Katse:'s new yacht
to-day.
New York has made great preparations
Tor gala time to-day. when the freedom
OF the city will be presented TO his Royal
Hiehness. Prince Henry.
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sNIITH-STODDARl


Ramsey, ILL.,. Feb. A-Mr Bassett Smith
Postmaster at Bayle City, and Miss Fay
Stoddard Of that city were married yester-
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Miner Crushed to Death
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

Herrin. ILL.,. Feb. A.-Joe Calcatara was
crushed to death in the mines here to-day
by falling slate.
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"HE UTTERS A COWARDLf
AND MALICIOUS EAISEHOOD"

After referring to a visit to President Nc
Kinley by General Angus of Baltimore and
himself. Mr.. Wellington. speaking with de-
libera tipn and emphasis. said:
II desire to be within the rules of the
Senate. l will say this: If my colleague at
any time will re!terate outside of this
chamber what he has said in this chamber,
then 1 will tell him that he is not correct,
and tell him what l will not say in this
chamber, because of senatorial dignity.
because of parliamentary rules-that he
utters a cowardly and malicious falsehood."
Mr.. Frye. President pro tem.. ordered Mr..
Wellington to take his seat. The Maryland
Senator complied.
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ment fixing the duties at % per cent instead
OF 20 per cent Of the Dingley rates should
be accept ed
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1902-12-15
MAYORS COURT.

In the mayors court this morning
there were several cases of drunken
ness. 1t is rather early to celebrate
the holidays, but the number of
DRINKS will likely increase from now
on. Four parties were fined So. 90
each and costs for imbibing too freely
of the distilled dannatiOn.
There was one case of carrying con-
cealed weapons $25 and costs.
Two cases of fighting were fined
So 80 each and costs.
One case of riding bicycle on side
walk. fined 81 and cost.
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1902-12-15

There was fire down at the Carley
sash and blind factory Saturday even
ing. By some means the boiler shed,
which is located short distance from
the factory proper, caught fire and
burned down. The firemen turned
out promptly and saved the factory,
history of that company. The dam
age to the boiler was not very great
and it is understood the insurance
will about cover it.
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1902-12-15

c.. G. Johnson, former editor Of the
Citizen, was moved to the South Mis-
sissippi Infrmary Friday, where an
operation was performed yesterday for
appendicitis He underwent the OPP
Grafton successfully, aud at last ac-
counts was doing nicely.
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1902-12-15
CONCERT DECEMBER 10.

The Elks' band and orchestra will
give one of their popular concerts at
Burkett Hall, Front street, Friday
night, December 10, assisted by some
of our local talent. Comfortable
seats for all Admission so cents;
children % cents. Tickets on sale at
Mcdonald iewelry store.
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1902-12-15

Judge Stevens of Carrollton is in
the city today and will go out to Au.
gusta tomorrow. The judge has had
strong solicitations to enter the con-
test for governor and it is generally
admitted that he would prove a very
formidable candidate should he do so,
but it is not likely that he will enter
the contest
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1902-12-15

Prof. O. II. McLendon of McI1enry
will move his business college to
Hattiesburg as soon as j. w. Mon
tague's building is completed. He
will occupy the entire second floor
and it will be the best business col
lege in Mississippi.
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1902-12-15

On Tuesday afternoon, December
20, Miss Bessie Crosby, one of Hat
tiesburg's most charming young la
dies, will be united i'll marriage to
DR.. w. II. Frizzell, a prominent
young physician of Brooklyn. The
marriage will take place at the Main
Street Methodist church.
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1902-12-15

1t is a settled fact that coffin fac
tory will be built in the early part Of
the new year. A stock company will
likely be organized but if not Dave
Farley will build one himself. A
factory of this kind would be a
money maker, as there is nothing of
the kind in the state.
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1902-12-15

H. Booth of Sharkey county is i'll
the city where lac will locate his
family for the purpose of taking adj
vantage of our fine school system. He
will 90 up to Bassfeld where he will
establish a planning mill.
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1902-12-15

On all goods we sell, engraving wit
be done free of charge, but we positively
can not do engraving on goods we dc
not sell during this month because we
have all the work of this kind that we
can possibly do. Hattiesburg Jewelry
Co dec11tf
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1902-12-15

J. d. Stephens, mayor of Edwards
Vile, Ala, is in the city prospecting.
He is a fine man and the Progress
hopes that he will find it to his in
terest to locate here.
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1902-12-15
The Pride of Heroes,

Many soldiers in the last war wrote
to say that for scratches, bruises, cuts,
wounds, corns, sore feet and stiff joints,
Bucklen's Arnica Salye is the best in
the world. Same for burns, scalds,
boils, ulcers, skin eruptions and piles.
1t cures or no pay. Only Csc at Tucker
q Greer's drug store.
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1902-12-15

Friday afternoon. Master Clyde Viii
liams entertained number Of his lit
tie friends at birthday party ut the
residence of r. C.. Howell.
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1902-12-15

Paul b. Johnson, who is student
in the law department of Millsaps
college, has returned home TO spend
the holidays.