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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-11-01
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enoigte nit elmer 1hlimmen @un6e
am Bein oes 6errn S. 8. Orner,
5ranflin @rope, Sas. Sc entz
pidelte fib cine frefienoe @unee,
pesbe ben 9eilneriuhen Der Mer3te
bier Sabre lang bartnafig @ioer-
ltano leiitete. Damn muroe bic
6eilung ourG n8udlen's Irnica=
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eben 10 gut fir 8ranb= uno Brub=
rpunoen, @usibldge uno 6dmpr=
boioen. Sir Is Gents bic Sdah=
tel bel S. &alteper & Sobn, @eo.
$. s.. Shmitt, gigentbumer, uno
No. DreiB, 9ruguiften.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-11-01

= Der 3ollz @onereB, cine Der orei
iaternationalen 8~eriammluneen, bic
BON benz panamerifanilhen &onereB
in leiner in Der Staot Werito abge=
baltenen Sibung beibloHen puroe,
miro. wie es beiBt, am Is. Sanuar
1903 in Der Staot Seem Oorf suiam=
men treten. 9rei5ebn amerifanilhe
Gepublifen BADEN bereits erfldrt,
oenielben bei6ifen gu wpuen. Der
Sanitdts= &ongreB tritt am 1. De-
5ember %suiammen. Der &ongreB Der
Saffee bauenoen 2dn0er lit CUR beit
in Seem gorf in Sibune unb feline
gerbanoluneen mahen CUTE Sort
l6ritte.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-11-01

Gs gefdllt Sir, baB gu aaes, mas
'Su fuilit, eiien unb trinfen, alerlei Ser
gnitsunaen 9enieBen fannft, benin BEL
jun9en 9euten rauiht bas 9eber. Nber
9u tbuft leibt oes @uten sn piel, oerfierIt
ben Nppetit un6 leibet Sdmersen. Damn
limb Die .beiteu 6reunoe, Sic gu in Der
@elt baben fannft, bic ST. Bernard
3rauterptIen. oenn lie merben Sir ficber
BUR @rneuerung Der @elunbbeit 6elfen.
MbreiIire P. Neustaedter g. Co., Box
24l6, New York City, Inn fpftenfrei
eine Brobe gu befommen. Sci aQen gpD<
tbefern. Breis 25 Gents.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-11-01

Bon Beaumont miro berihtet,
oaB Gle Selqueaen auf Spinoletop
nibt mebr Die Quantitdten liefern,
pie frliber. ginige fino eans uno
gar trDden g~eiporben.
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gdriftieBer berlanat !

Gin iun9er Wann BON 17-20
Sabren Tam in elmer 8eituness
Druderei in einem 9anoftdbtfen
oauernoe 8eihdftigune finben.
Eetlettlrenoe nDnen 1ib unter
% briftieber" 100 X an bic
ssSrele Breile' in San Mntonio,
Teras, menoen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-11-01

- Yin ben Menlben uerrefnen
ltd] ath Die grOBten Watbematifer.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-11-01

s liz COUNTY 6 miiidr
oeS 3. 8recinftes.
Wir iino autpriiirt, Serrn 6 NJ I
Bed ais 8anoibaten fir oas Nmt bes
County : &ommiiidrs oes 3. 8recinttes
aft5n5eigen.
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miro elm 8uabe BON bier i'm glter
bon IA bis Is Sabren, Der aut
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oaS Sdriftleber= 6anowerf au erlers
men. @a95ufrasen in Der Office Der
pSreien BreHe".
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SIR 6 D nIt b T.
&ir Itno autprilirt, Serrn g6as. s..
9 tepens als 8anbibaten fir 6as @mt
oeS 6 On fabferS fir ben L. 8recinft
bon Serar @onntp an5useigen.
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@abl Mmseigem.

Sir g 6abmeifter .
Bir limb autoriiirt. Serrn S. 90. OPP
penheimer als &anoioat fir oas Nmtt
pes @pnntDs 9 abmeit tiers BON
Serar Gpuntp an5ufInoi9en.
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- 81 gMdh mo nunnhter laphe sietn ser aphMh bon s. g. @Mnr& So, gh MoeG uno
t=omWpn onaS. Sm @@enGH5 amert0emrgm SfaMhelungn ino Die NuH fir bic SMdS
IN Der Stot 9n4o skbn ole lie eMm SMgggaam bm Circus pa@ah mnNn!
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A p WERR,s beruehmte

9ebr als oe Salte aner gRpbanten in Nmerta tperben pprqefubrt in elmer
aubDr aGehenen 8rpbutipn.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-29

1878 was. passed she bullion value Of The
silver dollar was about . cents. X wss
hoped that the increased demand for ST.
yer created by the governments pur-
ehascs under that act wo-id raise this
value 10 the colnsge par vita gold and
thus open the way to the free coi-sSe q
both metals The sct contained = Vrovis-
la- FOR the appointment C Al interna-
t.onal commission and for ovsrturss 10
foreign countries for th- holding q an
International convertion 20 promote. the
cause q silver the world over The act
= ls7s failed 10 accomplish lis purposs. a.
sid II. act q ls91 another ec-ort % the
~auae end.
This IS the history Of TIE acquisition Of
our pres NJ sock q silver dollar No
one ever advocates further pv-ehzz.s q
bullion. Il we d.6 not haze tbs = 90 80
ounces nov IN the treasury. nobody
would propose purchasing L fer eolaage
sn.o dollars We hav- this bullion, e:st
-ve have another use 70 which 4 cs1 -
asver-e1 ard urlcss Il is thus Utilised
The government VIII. zithin tvo Tear=.
Be obi ved 20 q Epon tho market ard
purchase silver for its s-Ihsidt-rT ccs-sEs.
Tbese purchases can - Avoided 7rc TIE
intimate stock n silver dollars ae r-duc-
- b. seo-t ss7.se. 90. aad our erroneous
roiicy corrected 20 that extent Z this
proposed acton e. taken
The third rr.posai n The Hhi BIZ =
that uhes he present stcek = nulioa 3
exhausted. which riu TrosahlT - =
s-v-1 ~ -ishf ve-rs. further demands
for subsidiary coirs nay - su1ifea ~
ire recolaase u silver dollars To A.
rure-t fer rs e Substantially - sz-e
IS the argument to- thc 5000 r-oacszi.
Il Is s.uply that tx sfiv--, Dollar = a.
Illogical azd uar-se1tsc siArsat = or
currency. ARD az ob5sct G als75r.ca =
r. sr-n-iai svcr's Soboty strccztss
tze SAFE Ct IRE dollars IS hziloa. for
thz- vroulE &c ir1pra-1i5ahi. ---islsly
1.sts-tlag The Siire- --a7ize1 ard iu~5zv-
i-r The ccaat-~ II g ve-T h-avF ies. -
roaev proposed IN thas oifi -sous1 rorvert
re srver s7a-rs 81 sto~fT fza; &c tis-
tartancs ccelH ressft.y -rSslt. s71 81 =
-hs co--sz - ,t-s 8. zcu.a corss%trlT
Eliminate tacu - a xzrrrs q cznEe--
Theer rrst-s--e7f -c1id - - s,oE tat
here = no f1-rs g tse oesersso- thz- -
ro,f-v =cc7-plizse- cszt-zcts7a g tss
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-29
Praefiral Fsr1ninr

Boston Gsoos: L>ss thar iva years aFo
= rur,6e- % New York citszer. prominent
81 political 80 soci.i iire -ze< ~ n. -ssi-
d@11e q Ahrzu g Eev-ett Ard P Ful-ca
Cutting s,t formed themselves frto a.
organization 20 -st.oi.stsrE experiment
slI- = school ~he-- th- 5-zctic. ss vel
a. ~ thec-y. r, farming cssl1 - ssarhs
IT, ss.sriis1sd : scS7ci pr = st.
derrs u7o- the ST. Eh5 we're zot s.sz-s-
- % ha-1l. a hoe zz1 ,oo- -. wish
such success thst they 49, -.w atruf -
u1rchz-s * ac--s q 5.1d sr5 stsrt =
u-sqrs EDUCATE s-,e bii-hrre-. sor frs
s-rzhersnce - sx-f-zftfsraf .es--c-.
r. f-orhi. ~ita zaost q, =. sx--rnf-
tnrsl cou4rs- - -. cszztrT hss b-sn
tEst thy have 49, 20 fEeo-e.tcst 2
-ss iats'y soE-E test th4 sac sE-.c-l-
tursl ce1i-g- q Rass> Tziaz1 hzs --ac-
ff-zry a. any r-es-sso-- - sse1~zt.
-verT eotT vas r-saz-1-E = tes~t sczrs-
tsf-E, ~ scs>ty vss wsli-x - 4 soz--
,Ei=<
Bookx ard lzborzteri-s s-s w. rrsngH
hes the a@sr slzcxhaarf 20 vEfch 70 ce-z-
onst-zfs ssA1 wa-k - ns-c- r Trosi-as
wsfh ~ ho- ~ 7---r Fs--t-x -sss-
ct iss-os = a pleasing tareT. re-. --e
so z-v $50 ss--srs .Fress~ rtissy
e--7ss1et II s>~saz ezs>-s - r. ~.r<
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-29

FOR sALE-By Reese & Co. i. Eas;
First street.
IfIree-s;ory building. in second block
t12.5uo.
Lot on Douglas avenue. not FAR from
50 feet on Douglas avenue. uest CT
tracks. e.oc. This week only.
For rsut-The Jerry Simpson hone. No.
80 y Main street rooms, beth. closet.
we are writing IRE ara tornado ipsar-
snce IN tn> Leading companies nf tne
wsrld. and win look Y-ry carefully after
your interests along this lire.
y feet. on Spruce street. east front ln
hrst block. sfG
No. 1913 e First street. * feet and E.
room cottage. fi-r0. Ttie oest property
The rsrtheast corner of Waco ans
Thirteenth street. ~ nv - feet. 18th
beautiful shade and hiEa and drv fissi
cash taxes this corner
The northeast corner q Market ard
English. on pays-nsnt. s-roora cottage
ard 81 feet. s. 10
Several sas homes N norsh PART OK
town. VII furnisne lists OF application.
price. $50.
Ca east side q North Topeka aveals.
between Eleventh and Twelfth. can fgr-
nish q. 70 or ~ fest tracts o. parties
desiring % build ho-res
Southeast corner Topeka ard Thirteenth
street very desirable location
East front lots. on Mayket Sereet- BE-
tween Eleventh and Twelfth. fCa each
The home - o A. Eeach. -. fts e
water street rooms pGrr~iai trfh
closet hct and cold watsr g feet ane
barn g SO
No - wabash. Toou-s, barn and CT
fret east front s151
No. III y. Hydraulic. rooms. 81 feet
70 - New work. r0ou-, cement
walks. frllsf trees. snail nsrr. good vel.
3 feet g759
VIII troce 9 large sfroom house on
W-src for modern cettnRt.
VIII s-iI either : or cheiro east
front lots o. PARK Piers zrerDr. ~ go
ea-A ir-r1etlateir rr1tr ~ Nr Nose
tsTrnzr hone. 80. tsEi Park Fzrr.
Don forFcf 20 rrrFr. Tclr So Ard Tor
na1o Insurance vith -
RISE a. co
sFhs-s -. - Z Flrsf street
Hrr
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-29
Panic Breeding.

St Paul Dispatch Secretary shaw
said recently that he American people
can not stand prosperity And he spoke
the truth The average American IS a
gambler. For he is a born sPecula;cr and
speculation is eamb,i-g When tines are
good and wealth accumuiates desire for
ra1-ing investments creates demand ara
that reacts lr advancing prices This
asaln fndures confidence IN further ad-
vaDces and investments on that hypoShe-
IS. The incsctioa spreads; prices mount;
the crsslulouS PCT their savings tuto
stocks lots. al sorts CT Est-rich-suick
schemes. ard the current rCxhes With ~
creasiag velocity ard volume &c TIE p-sci-
pice. Then there Is paz3c-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-29

currency. That suggestion + eliminated
By the enormous snSusl increase In the
STOCK of money through rae rapidly tn
crsaslzg production q Eoi6- The e-tirc
MONETARY outlook has changed radically
in tn last ten years. Tier ~. prctoe-
tion q gold n the United States vas
about ~ ~. so. Last gar Il exceeded
81. - y. and ril doubtless reach 100 - =
~ within two OF three years. II 80 The
production q gold In th> vhois World
xss oriy about ga &c 90, Il vii soon
pas $40 - 80 Per year- TIE retirement
CT g - 80 81 silver certificate. = year
would - % 70 possible consequences n
the fsce ef this annual zccret3on- y g.
ret 20 be charged against the rro7eT
stock Fl thu United States ut g Tire
worlds stock. for tbs latte = r eszsnon
fund 70 ali gold standard countries.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-29

FOR SALE-s20-ac-e stock and grain
farm. on PiEn creek. located miles
from railroad town. S-rcarn house or
0lnaFy stables. excellent iced lots. sur
rounded By timber Grd wate-e1 ~ liV-
ing stream q water There Is also twc
q tho finest springs IL the country on
the premises; nearly 1ft acres Cf excel
lent bottom land that Is very rich AID
Productive, vii crow 6ae alfalfa. corn
OF any kinc Of crops, balance % the
land IS divided Into two pastures. each
one supplied With an abundance q clear.
pure water Ihere are about e. acres OF
timber On the place. consider bic nice
truit trees n bearing. Is a splendid srain
ana STOCK farm combined. This tract CT
land can be had Ter SO per acre.
y also have - acres q land al foinirg
this TRACT thai = ali fenced for pasture
and well watered. that ca - had very
: En> %sl-acxe ranch.
We have 80 acres 81 excellent rastur@
land. covered with q magnificent growth
o. oiue stem prairie srssS and vatereu
could be farued L - desired IL = u-iin-
proved. three miles from railroad Sown
Owned By Nonresident and can Re pur-
chased for $. = per acre
We have $50 acres OF good lard. tiarce
niles from railway ;oEa. . acres %
nice vahey land. IN a good state ~ cult
walton, 5-rcon house. nlcs orchard -
bearing fruit CT different varieties. con
ciLEtAlAc Ll3llrers Eflst water. - 1rEN~
Fenced for pasture Price. Si.5o per
Acre.
We have 80 acres OF second bottom
land. \ mile from store. blacksmith
shop and postofflee. miies from Au-
gusta- and near the Walnut river
there are 10 acres II fne state OK cul-
tivacoE. 90 acres % which q IN alfalfa.
fenced hog-tisht, : acres % excellent
bearing orchard. sores OF vineyard
balance OF the land f. divided into pas
lures and meadow lsnd, farm all fenced
ana croks-ferced Ia good SHAPE excel
lent 5Soom house. good csllar. we'll
handy 20 door. = feet deep snd splendid
wster. gocd barn. With room for l.
horses. bins Tor ecveral Thousand bush
els or grain large hay-cow. wagon
shed tool house etc. good vel LAT The
barn for stock purposes with Wi1d-
mill and water tsrk. several hog lcts
and hog pens. This Is = vell-impr1vel
farm in every respect, and cheap az e.
per acre.
So acres OF land. within y nile OF rail-
road town. well wsrcred. - eacres
fenced for pasture, 81 % 100 acres 90
valley land. s-room house, fair stables.
well u feet deep. with water standing
up near cop OF the ground. Iris land
can b had for $3.50 per acre. On easy.
terms OK payment.
Call or or address. A &. NELSON
~, \. Main ST.. wichita. Kan.
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HE1EAsE- Ssr1 49, rross ezaf-sfsf
fsr1T Etrrtrr r1<- RI rV~ stErft TT
- rttr CO.'S -s- - i-sfrtr. 60 49,
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MEoIcAl

AEDlCAIs-SiatsTs ia Despair: / bad
suppression. Irist MACY ressel.ss Was
caught by a $50 reward rHaF~ They
where Eog reflex Efs ANA ntia
Gr-en. Box ~. Lirvy. NE. e-s-sGa.it
MEDfCALl-1-sdies. use oar harmless
remedy for delayed period. &c cannot
fat. Trial Tree. Parts Chemfcal Co.
Milwaukee. VS. f-2-sln-ttx
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FOR sALE-Two close in business prop
critics. 81 q low figure
A few residences lots very rhean.
40 acres. near city fire land 5000
IL. NJ. GRAFTON. ~ \. Mafr.
S-ltx
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~Nrr- rcz a. - W.t--+s = kss e1zsf~
.sEsz tes rroH --z-ry c1nf K-rx -
rsr'5 ~ z,xs wsszzzs. tx VAN t=a<sr
r. x - zwHy
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sIRAYEo.

STRAYET-F - \. ISwrsaee. a
cagS lay r.sre. yeas ola. ws.rht
,. paid for Ter return { :. Eaainr-
1cn. 2-f
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-29

flosT-Ia sore 0rnc- ~ store. untrela.
~s-h ~fise ,vorv sans.- rrsrk-t "ss-s
L :. Carter 'PHons -. o. leave a.
Eagis sfioe Hf
r0s--Bunea - k.ys Please reta-a 70
Chas- Ber~rs H>ss seeor1 ar receive
reward -.
rtosT-E-- ~Trlrv rfr. Fai Cenrrra flelta
Probably ic-s CO p t~~rttr rfr~ef. 5-st
s-st 20 Az<szsss zFsr-r r a
return q c5oT1r1 lselara- - IS. Lar
kst str-~- Ard rseslTs reward. -.ff
LCsT-Jass -ts t-t~s~a srI-altz a-1
A1stsis- ssys 60 49, go,
s-ssssoy ofrses - 81 r-vs-e 80
FoR EXCHANGE
Eon RI HANOI -esr.rsl re-z- -
go :. e.. ,sr r. i'sn -ses 2
Pay rs-h 1l~~-sn-s 49, 80 tax
49, rrrrr-s Afcr-~- s-f.-
So - 49, $50 at-1fe. hsr
r1n rxcHsssGE nsD rta-x =
r-rfs 20 f~rt4@-f ~ go sra-srfT sr
~sefifs - -terk -stf-. Ecer-Fs -
kin Js-e-rez. -1-',r
Tos ExCFsAScE-fet - ceEszs ~
rraSfxtF s. q sea- t H4seT q
Sssirs 4s ? Do-Elae ~e1-t'
FaR FxctrAseag-o-r - ffts s.ss-
E-s6- rs--lzes- frr go rwr -
caste i-Frstsssfs k11fess fstst
eEr@ 1afr
ror Ex-E as<Fs--rs -sfs.--s szssn
- sxcEs1Es - teEs-s- e. = - Ael@
$500
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-29

FOR SALE-o1 account o. leaving TIE
city 1 oder ny home. ~ Rochester
avenue. s-rCcm house. hal and hath
rom, cellar. city water. cement WaIks.
large barn, Il lots. fruit and shade.
Price, G,eeo. Commission 70 agent sell
Ing this place. J. A. Clark.
sS-frs-sa-tu-ssx
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SSIFIED !
WAN IS.

Ccoatlnusd From sixteenth Pass-1
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-29

FOR SALE-Cottage. half block from car
i1ne. 10 feet. frulf and <rapeS. s. -.
A beautiful place J. W Thsraa<. LIS y.
Market S--irx
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-29

FoR sALE-By Reese & Co. Il. East
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Three minutes. sir. The destruction
II the town three seconds found tie
New-York tribune., 1902-07-02
CRoCKER IN BANKRUPTCY SUIT.
MISS sTEDEKER MAKES a NEW MOVE IN
HER BREACH OF PROMISE CASE.

BEFORE Morris s. Wise. as referee was continued
yesterday the taking Of testimony in the bank
ruptcy proceedings begun by Miss Evelyn Stedeker
against Alvin E. Crocker, in connection with a
suit which she brought against the defendant TO
recover $4,000 for breach OF promise. The breach
of promise suit was begun in a Long Island City
court. While 1t was pending the defendant went
into bankruptcy. The proceedings were then trans
ferred to the courts of this city and reference was
granted
Miss Stedeker accompanied by her counsel Will
lam O. Gantz and Miss Reed with whom she for
merly lived, hand early.
Crocker said that IN the spring OF 1899 after he
met Miss Stedeker, he had been called to Arizona
TO examine mining property. He left New
York on about March 4. Crocker admitted that
on that day he had asked and obtained loan OF
$40 from the complainant. The witness said that
he had been interested in mining property since
1891. but did not consider himself expert. He
had been interested in fifteen or twenty mines.
One of Mr. Crocker's letters to Miss Stedeker.
dated March 80. 1899. Arizona was read 1t began:
Dear Eva: Your letter to General Delivery just
reached here on my return from the mountains
cannot see what those vipers and crows after.
contains such beings-gamblers. blackmailers. as
nerve Of the assassin TO stab you to the heart or
poison you. don't want to hear from them any
more.
do you refer to her brothers and sisters when
you speak about crows and vipers in your letter.?
Crocker NODDED in the affirmative. and Miss Sted-
eker smiled
Both Miss Stedeker ana Miss Reed grew excited
when the defendant failed identify letter
handed him by Mr.. Gantz. This letter was written
]. Treadwell Richards in this city 1t the de-
fendant IL alleged. offered for sale a large
tract of pine lands in Georgia, The testimony
which followed was about several properties which
the complanants counsel tried to connect with the
defendant. Among these tract of woodland
in kentucky and forty lots in Chicago Witness
said the Kentucky property his by deed but
would be his in fact only after he had Cleared the
title and organized company to take IL over. The
forty city lots in Chicago were in the hands OF rus
tees, he said.
Leon Stedeker, brother OF Miss Stedeker. was next
called. He testified that he had first met C,rocker
at the house of Miss Reed while visiting his sister
II called there weekly, he said. "I found Mr..
Crocker with my sister most every time I called
Once he told me that he would soon marry her"
frequently been arrested
The hearing was adjourned to July g.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-02
BAILEY AND BEVERLDGE.
THE TEXAN Rejects OvERTURES FOR
PEACE.
fBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIsUNEI

fBY TELEGRAPH TO TRIBUNE-l
Washington, July $50 far can be learned,
there was no meeting to-day between Senators
Bailey. Of Texas. and Beveridge of Indiana, nor
was any serious attempt made to get them to-
gether in effort to reconcile their differences
which led to such a sensational attack in the
Senate chamber after adjournment yesterday
by the stalwart Texan on the athletic Indianian.
Mr.. Allison. the Father Of the Senate" is un-
derstood to have rendered his good offices early
in the day to restore friendly relations between
the Senators, but it is said that Mr. Bailey
scornfully refused to listen to any proposition
for meeting with Mr.. Beverdge on an AMIGA
bic basis The fact is that Mr.. Bailey seems
too vindictive to encourage the hope of his
again getting on a friendly footing with Mr..
Beveridge. The Indiana Senator has refused to
discuss yesterdays assault him as a serious
affair. and only laughs good naturedly when
spoken to about it. For his attitude he is being
generally commended by both Republicans and
Democrats, while, OF course, Mr.. Bailey is the
object of good deal of harsh criticism on both
sides of the chamber
Whether or not he actually caught Mr.. Bever-
idge by the throat yesterday when he lunged at
him is still disputed question. Mr.. BeVeridge
says he did not and Mr. Bailey asserts as posi-
lively that he did The witnesses of the affray
declined to discuss any of its details to-day and
say they regret exceedingly that they were IN
duced 10 say anything about it last night. The
general wish is that Mr.. Bailey offer Mr.. Bev-
eridge apology in behalf of the dignity Of the
Senate. and 1t is intimated that If this is not
done. steps may be taken early in the next SeS
sion to force admission from the Texas Sen
that he has offended the dignity and
decorum of the Senate AS to this. however
perhaps nothing will he heard until Congress
reasSembleS in December. 1t is held by the
leaders of the Senate that the body has the pow
to discipline the offending member. although
his offence was not committed when the Senate
actually in session.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-02
STEPS TO WARD A CANAL.
CABINET CONSIDERS MEASURES TO
CARRY OUT THE NEW LAW.

Washington, July 1.-The Cabinet was en-
gagged to-day, at the suggestion Of Secretary
Hay in the preparation of measures to carry
out the terms of the Isthmian Canal law. The
President must determine the sufficiency of the
title that can be conveyed to the United States
by the Panama Canal Company; a treaty must
be negotiated with Colombia securing the
necessary rights and a technical commission
of construction.
1t was decided to refer the matter of title
to the Attorney General Il being purely
legal question and recourse may be had by the
latter to the French courts to secure from some
high tribunal a satisfactory affirmation Of the
sufficiency Of title. the interests involved are
too great to base the title the opinion
of an individual lawyer, either French or
American. The Attorney General may attempt,
however, TO secure from the French Government
directly, through the Chamber Of Deputies In
ali probability. some legislative declaration
which shall have the force Of law and effectually
affirm the legality of the acquisition of the canal
property by the United States 1t will be neces-
sary for the Attorney General to send to France
some thoroughly competent person who can, If
need be, retain French legal talent to aid in his
work. The name of Assistant Attorney General
Russell has been suggested as well qualified
for such a POST. and some or all OF the members
of the Isthmian Canal Commission may go to
Paris There is some reason to believe that.
French Government has managed to let it be
everything necessary to quiet the question of
title.