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Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-07
Curling Cub PIans for winter.

The Omaha Curling club met last night
al 1BA Howard street, with President
George Anderson IN the chair 70 discuss
Eno plan for the coming season Of the
Scotch winter sport. The club expects 10
play this year AT The same point as for
merry, which IL near Fourteenth ana
Locust streets. Ia addition 10 the yearly
competitions for The Truup point medal
and the silver cup given 10y p J.. ForEBn,
there VII this season be q competition for
4 tine pair Of Ailsa Craig curling EIanes
presented for this purpose by Thomas XII
patrick who r. the patron Of the club.
The curling club WAS organized IN 1881
M ForEHn brought 10 this CITY years ago
the hrEt pair OF curling stHneF IN mis- part
o. the country Gnd presented them 10 Clan
GOroun These ELHneE. q which the club
has just received a new bGrch. are Of q u=-
culiHr OOmpOEite stone and MADE IN Scotland.
the best material coming from Allsa craig
Q rock rising N the sea between ireland
and Scotland The Troup Point mccall has
been won by George Anderson, James c.
Lindsay and Thomas Meldrum and again
by President Anderson, IN whose p1ssea-
sion II now rs The media must he won
three times C~1uEeCuUTElF % become thu
property Of the owner, The cup WEF fTFL
played for lHEI season and Waf won uE W
J. HlslDp. il uluEf be won twice ruuseCu-
lively The membsrE expect an early and
enjoyable season a. me sport
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-07
BUDS BLUSH AMID BLOSSOMS
D~sbutHntsE Rsusivs Surrounded by Masses
Of Beautiful FlovsrB
THREE MISSES PRESENTED TO SOCIETY
Bessie BRADY. Lucy Gore and Janet
Rogers the Central Figures nj
Reception and Ball NJ
Metropolitan club.
THREE MISSES PRESENTED 10 SOCIETY

Amid q hewnoerinE PROPULSION Of flowers
three young women, the first OF The several
TO be presented this winter. were intro
duced yesterday afternoon At the largest
reception Of The year, and one OF he lErg-
est in many Seasons, held from 3 until 3
O'Clock at Metropolitan club. Mrs John
Brady and Mrs. Thomas Rogers were the
hostesses, the former introducing her
daughter, Miss Eessie Brady, and her niece
Miss Lucy Gore. and the latter her dEugh-
ter, Miss Janet Rogers
Mrs. Brady and Mrs. Rogers. with the
d~ebutRnteE, received their guests IN the
large drawing room before 8 bank OF white
and yellow rhryBEnthsmums that entirely
filed one corner from hoDr TO ceiling and
was hHnked Oh either side by masses o.
American Beauty roses that extended well
RcrDRs TWO sides Of the room. The debu-
tBntes were TUwnsd in simple white null
drsBBes. with trimmings OF lace, and each
Carried American Beauty roses. Out in
the reception hail 3 quantity Of pink roses
trimmed The mAntel and the round fable in
one corner. where punch vEB served during
the afternoon by q number o. young
women. A mass Of flowers separated the
large dining room from the other rooms,
leaving the small dining room for use
4Nl " sAAAAE Neh ~ tn - $780,
Of pink carnations surrounded by ferns ana
about this -four tall silver cRndles1icEB,
shaded by pink chryEEuthsmums, const-
ruted the trimming OF the table where
MesdEmes KirEendRll. Warren. Rogers,
WBt1ss and cudRhy presided alternately.
Throughout The rooms the chandeliers were
wound with southern SIMILAR End he lights
shaded under rose pink shades.
Last evening Mr AID Mrs. Brady and
Mr.. and Mrs. Rogers gave 3 dancing party
n the club for the younger members Of SO
oiety. hut the company included many Of
the young married people and al Of the
men vino assisted during the afternoon.
Up IN the hall room the color scheme Of
rose pink Was carried out in the shading
Of the lights and other details, though the
masses Of flowers that were banked IN the
corners and distributed generally included
q variety o. kind and color. About 1900
Invitations were issued.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-07
LOCAL BREVITIEs.

TIT WOmRn'E Socialist union meets al
socialist headquarters. bs North siEteenth
street. a. 2& this afternoon Al women
10 be present
The ladies Of the kouutzs Memorial
church viii hole 8 sale Of homemade
hrshd. cake. douEhnutE AND minue meBt
Saturday, November g. IN Lhs church pEF-
lurs, frum Il 10 : ?. II.
The reorganization COMMITTEES q the
State Medical association met last night
al the Willard hotel. The object was 10
rmulHt new constitution and bylaws Of
me STATE Medical Essocih ton and County
Medical society. Their plans contemplate
the urEuniEHriun Of an the physicians Of
me stale into one bOcy-
Friu WORMS concert hal Was rendered
50 smoky last uiEhi abnuI 10 O'Clock by 8
stove m the basement thai the FIRE de-
pErrmsuI was called On before the source
u urouhie had been learned Some one had
ernrle6 VI The IRE for tns FIRST time rhis
season. Wflhuu noticing thar the ~E1OVepips
- moi CONNECTED WI ne ehlmner.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-07
OVERLAND TRAIN is DIVIDED
Union PacfAc FINDS IL ExPedienf TO
Run No. 3 I'm Two
Sections.

The Union Pacific has divided its Cali
furniH KzpreBs, which iE passenger train
No. 3. leaving the Union station in OmRhn
al ri ,. NJ. into two sections. the first OF
which win leave here ii IA, the second
about ten minutes later, possibly more.
TINS arrangement wRs placed in effect
Wednesday afternoon. when the new scbed-
uls WAS observed for the FIRST time. II is
TO be permanent.
This innovation, which is q remarkable
one since he old Arrangement Ind obtained
for 30 many years, was induced because Of
the constant increase in trRfhc between here
and Denver common points. These demands
have gradually arisen until when the change
went into effect II vas necessary q great
deal o. the time 10 run sixteen cars out Oh
this tra.n. The schedules originally called
for twelve, which made & good sized train
for through service. The effect OF this
heavy additional work Al length WAS found
20 be dsmorAlizing on time schedules. Il
became dihhcult IN the extreme for No. 3
20 make its time. carrying 50 many coaches
and doing the local or accommodation and
through ssrvies both
Under the new system the Colorado sec
ton Of No. 3 viii leave Omaha first. The
second section viii follow about ten min
utss later and both viii travel over the
same route as Tar as Jnlssburg. when the
Colorado section viii make straight for
Denver. Che Overland section for Cheyenne,
keeping Inc main time 10 the Pacific coast.
TIT Colorado section win be a through
train. leaving the local work 10 be hone by
the Overland. However, the latter viii
make No more stops than No. 3 does nov OF
has been doing The Colorado section viii
be oompobed Of six cars, except on sHtur-
DAYS and Sundays, when one additional car
win be TttBchsd. The Overland VIII have
six cars. except twice q week. when IL vii
have Two ADDITIONAL cars. The CulOrRdI
train win carry the local mail from OnuD-
Gil Bluns and the through mail viii 60 OF
the Overland train
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-07
ROSES GROW FROM NOTHING
Trick Performed by Miss RhedA o.
Nebraska ClethinE Company
store.

At Fourteenth and FErnHm streets At (
o'clock Thursday evening trEfbc was EnE
pended for q few minutes by q crowd uf
men. women md children, which had Rs
Esmbled 10 see the work Of Miss RbsdG.
the magician. VIM until Monday evening
viii EXHIBIT IN the Nebraska ClothinE
eumpEny'B window.
She iE advertising certain novelties and
makes use Of them In the early part Of the
work. Her supreme act Is the HindOo
fRRir's rose growing. A rose seed "a
planted in q npvsrpDt. covered with q
cone. which lie removed ono nr twice.
showing the appearance OF rDBe leaves
and the plant in the hOwsrpot. Upon the
last removal OF the cone there iE seen q
rDsebusb in full bloon-Rne the mystery
lie: How dio IL get into the pot
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-07
RETURNS FROM INSPECTION
General Bates Finds FSrts Kfobrara
EBd RsbiHsSn in Best Of
Condition.

BriERdier General Bates has returned
from his tour % tDzpeutiun " Forts Mo
hrar6 and Robinson. he wBs accompanied
on this tour by his aides, Captains Wright
and Reeve, The posts he VISITED be fOune
in the very best Of condition. nDtWtthstHno-
ing the fart thai the companies Of tins
TVsnty-ffth infantry, utKtiunsd Al Fort
NiohrArE. arrived from the Philippines only
in August. In addition 10 the usual for
nal inspection the companies ~ these
PLACES turned out and gave the general Al
exhibition Of musical cElisthsnies." il
this there are no orders given. the SOL
uiers simply going through the drin Il
the music Of 9 and
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-07
AUDITORIUM PLANS
Directors Decide 10 Make the Bund-
ing bic for Horse
shows.

Al q meeting Of the Auditorium directors
held last evening 81 the MillErd hotel The
matter o. slscttng q president WIS oe-
ferred until The nsLt meeting The changed
plans in the Auditorium building we're &C
copied These changes VIII only Enect the
arena Of The Auditorium and render II Ca
pEble Of accommodating affairs in the M
rure Of horse shows. Plans we're also
adopted for the -HrrEnEement Of g tempo
rErv platform IN the arena. These plans
IN no way change the plans Of the builo-
Ing as q whole.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-07
statistlr..

The following hirthE and deaths were
rsuu-tsd Al The once Of the Board q
Health during the rwenry-four hours end
inE Al noon Thursday
EirlhE-OvEndE CUWleE, 2G& Spencer
street. girl. james McCEulsy. III Fhcihc
street. CIR; Matthew L MuEun- 2Dn6 Lake
street. girl. Prank MEnsel. 2Ul Spruce
street girl: Roherl l. Lear. 15E North
Ninersenth street girl. Anton Jacobson,
FIFTH Hud LOCuEI streets. boy
Hfth street. aged 2 dave: imam Vance
81 Nu-th TVeury-serenth street. aged J
uEv Ellen Thompson. Douglas county
puFpftEL aged u years. John OBrien.
DuuElRE county hospital aged 81 years.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-07
HELD UP FOR TWO DOLLARS
siz Men Artsek METl0ra HoIbrSsE sAa
Take small ADOuHt of
Money

MEylOrd HOIhrook. employed by The
Emerson Laundry COMPANY, Was knocked
down and robbed o. a. Wednesday afternoon
near Twelfth and CEsE streets by q hBlf
dozen men On suspicion o. being one Of
he robbers ". z Lindsey has besn AZ
rested He was frs charged win assault
and battery End ErrsiEned on thai plea
His hearing VA SCI for Friday Amer
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-07

this wRs set he was re-Rrrested On con-
plant OF BoIhrook, charging robbery.
Holbrook said he Wal collecting laundry
in the neiEhborhood OF Twelfth and CRss
streets, and when returning 10 his wagon
from q house was attacked by about SIX
men, Knocked down, badly beEten and then
his pockets picked for 81 he identified
Lindsey AZ one Of the robbers and has given
q description 10 the police Of the others.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-07
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.

Z. ". Murphy Of Grand Island n visit
tng win friends al The Merchants.
John z. Tn L. with q party on a hunt
inF urip IN the northern pErt Of the state
q = McGreW lsft iEEr evening far Chi
cHEo and from there wi 70 10 New Or
leans 70 Ertenc TN anuuAl meeting a the
American Bankers EhEocEuun 70 be hsid
EeEr week
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-07

Nj ntIs BOY tool the Group one niEhi."
EsyE p. d Reynolds q Mansfield. O. "kDo
grew 80 had you could hear him breathe al
over The house. I thought he would die. bui
a Few doses q One MINUS Dough Cure re-
lievsd and sent him n sheen ThEr's he
lAsg We baErd q TIE Group" one Minus
Cough Cure IL absolutely safe EDd actE a.
anna. For coughs, CODA c-0gR. Gip
asthma an bruDctitA
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-07
o. events and character unusually clear
BouEhtun. MINI a Co. pubhshs-E

The Long Straight ROAD. by George
Horton is the first o. the fan bouu 10
GrpeEr VIII the Bovun-Me-rin company E
imprint il taxes its title from q phrase
o. Robert Louis Stevenson Times are
changed with him who mErrieF there are
DO more hypath meadow where you may
irnUcsntly linrUr. but Tie road Lies long
and straight and dusty 10 The grave" This
Is NJ Horizons h-st story Of American
lie. his previous novels being rumHncsE o.
modern Greece. where Mr.. Horton spent
FIVE years as consul Bt Athens. The Long
Straight Road" is intensely modern ana
deals with good salaries in large cities II
is q modern stUry q successful love and a
Successful life.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-07

Pint prunpt. sure cure II Burklen'E
Arniea SAire. also ECZEMA, salt rbsum.
burns. bruises and piles, or no pay. sbE.
For sale by Kuhn 4 Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-07

The Adventure Of TuruuA, by Charles
Frederick Holder. IL q book Of adventures
The scene Of this absorbing book rs laid uD
the island o. Santa Catalina PimuE-ns), In
The Pacific, not far from San Diego, 200
years EEo. Two Spanish boys. bHnisbed
from their native land, escape from q Jesuit
mission. and. guided by ToruuR. live . wild,
free, uut-uf-door life among the Indians.
We read Of the mysterious cave. the sea
spider, the various hunts and wrecks. etc.
and finally the rescue. The book Bbuunds
IN instruction as well as adventure and has
some striking Illustrations. Published by
Little, Brown & Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-07
DIED

RAWITZEE. william a. q joseph hoe
pitEl EEed = !earE { mOuyhE funeral no
nee lEteE
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-07
NEW BOOKS AND MAGAZINES
Richard e1rda, b. Alexander BlAck, II 3
sto-y Of The Present Day.
EAsAzNEs ARE rUu OF GOOD THINGS
Orlando ,. smith Makes Great EnprS
10 solve the Problem Of the
Universe in Hfs Boob
several New Norels.

Richard Gurdun. by Alexander Black
= q STORY Of the present dBy. The plot IL
finely conceived and its development IL
well sustained 10 the very end. The scenes
are iBid IN New York CITY and have TO 90
with men and women o. he upper middle
and higher classes o. society. Richard
Gordon a. Just such 2 man Rs one would
wish for q hero. he is q leRder IL lBV as
well az politics, and though his experience
in the Cuban war was moi uf long duration
he crowned himself with glory. The he
roins 10 charming Hnd When Gordon does
finally win her she 10 as loving as she wEE
reserved before. The various characters
enliven the story. bringing IN both 8 spark
ling humor and swift action. Published by
Lothrop Publishing Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-07

IN "EternAIsm q Theory o. Infinite Jus
tioe. by Orlando J. Smith. The Euthor has
made q great effort TO solve The problem o.
the universe. He treats the subject from q
somewhat different standpoint than most
OF his predsceBBors. The thesis advanced rs
the soul OF the individual. which Is the
essence o. the individual, lie uncreHtRble
and fndeBtructible pre-existsnt and after
existent. immortal and eternal which
theory II life car only he harmunized with
Justice" In another place be sHys man
is forever working out ms Owl dEmnBtion
OF hir pvn Hulvnriun Published ny HUuEh-
ION, Mifdin & Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-07

Climates weur out Hm1EesHud EprHvs
90 not cure They relieve symptoms
1nEIehd Of rprI1Ttlg CAUSES whereas,
We LEEe Asthma 10 thoroughly Uuf q
d FyEeL thai nothing remains
which CAD produces An ELlacE sufferer
AT E8un Hhls "a work eat. sletV ana
stand fLpoECrt Without TIE slightest
return 81 AElhmH- Uein. rghf IN
principle Our treatment Does What
rnllffs CHuuui DO "a 4 sure % ElH g
Cursd s-Vere, lunFEtHuuing ana pro
uuuIfneu "inGuuhle' cases. III are
6Esptichl.ti b. hecEuEf YOU are iHlurHul
a. great work since 1853 We have
tr6Atae E.UM Asthma and HHr Fever
sufferers. II Fuu deEiut c1ElEafIr ~
lief, health restored, and 10 raUuru q
Asthma Wrtie Tor uar E00k Is Free
?. AA-As ErTTALA. y. =.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-07

Tnut 4 number Of families NAV live to
Eethsr. sARring AL things In crmm0n. eat
ing their fnod IN cooperative Kitchen
houses and dwelling n mutual goodwill
and peGDt. rs shown tDdEy in the cluster
o. villages IN Iowa psoplsd by the members
o. The AmE1R Eoci6ry, also called The
Community o. True Inspiration" IN HEr-
psras Magazine Tor October. Prof. Richard
T Ely. 1he wen known authority on social
ana Industrial bgrtermsnt writes E most
entertaining article Eb0uf "AmEns: A stuoy
o. Religious Communism. in which he de-
scribeE me practical methods Of these
uiUuE people
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-07
IL a.

The above hooks are Tor sale by the
MeFs1th Stationery Co. 1909 FErnEu 81
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-07

The Diary q . Saint. Arl0 Bates latest
bovel. gives ths STORY o. one TaRr in ne
life o. Ruth PriveL . New England girl
il Was a very sveutful year, crowded win
Szparienuss and impressions Al the be
ginning Ruth was engaged 70 The mar ShO
hEd been brought up Win her and eou-
Gated ny hsr father. Al the END m the
year she had established her right 10 the
ritls a. saint by her self-EBUrihrE and moral
fneness. End Incidentally had spread 4
sweet influence in The community The cen
ira Lhuught ~ the hOOk is LhEl EEtutship
IA q MISTER rather Of cunduct than theory
80 ethiual rather thHn religious The struc-
rure 81 ne n0Fe-in The torn a. q diary
a FuTg simple ana makes lhs development
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-07

The Holland Wolves. Is by J. Breck-
erridEe Ellis. II is divided into three d.
visions II is cast during The time when
ne BoIlEn6ers resisted The tyranny Of the
auke OF AlvR End his Spanish army and
When William The Silent came forth 10
So battle. u wpuld be disappointing not
20 hnd q duel. SO We are g~rRtihed IN Tins
regard, and. in fact, the novel is full Of
exciting action backed by deep love. The
hero is q FrenchmRn and most Of The 5ol-
.Rndsrs are Catholics. Published by A
:. mcclure & Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-07

The November number o. the Black
board. an entertaining little magazine de-
voted exclusively to original stories re-
lRting 10 teachers and pupils and incidents
q school or college life, has been re-
ceired. The stories. five in number, are Of
interest moi only 10 teachers and pupils,
but everyone who las attended school or
who enjoys q good stUry. The Blackboard
is issued monthly AT ST. Paul and the No
vember issue Is the fifth number.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-07

John Lanes boudior booklets. in apple
green and violet leather or cloth. Bptly
called The Lovers Library" have just
included IN their number The Love Poems
Of Herrirk"-RDbsrt Herrlck. whose gentle
verse has been wed 10 the music Of many
musicians. Perhaps The best known ~
his delicate song. Go Happy Rose. q" an
other is Gather Te Rose BUDS While Ye
May"
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-07

No less than eight Illustrated articles
are 10 be found in the November maya
zine issue OF The Outlook, which has sew
eral fuIl-pREe portraits OF men Of the day.
The issue contains. in addition 10 what may
be called its magazine articles. the usual
fun and carefully prepared history Of
the world for 4 week. editorials Oh current
topics Of great importance. reviews Of
books just published ans much ochs- mat
ter.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-07

The best detective story that has been
written for q long time. and one Oh quite
different lines from the Sherlock Holmes
variety. appears over the wen known sig
nature Of Anna Katherine Green in the
November number Of LeElielE Monthly.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-07

The Review Of Reviews for November
presents seven pages Of Cartoon Com
ments on the Coal Strike and Its Settle
ment'-Rn aftermath Of the great labor
conflict that is moi without instructive
featureE- These cartoons. reproduced in
these pages, represent every phase o.
public opinion as expressed in all pErtf
u The land.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-07

EaEHr FHwcstt contributes 20 the No
rember number OF The Smart Set q novel
cite that ~surpEBBes any previous work Of
fiction from his pen. II is entitled Lady
CrEulHE Lovers. and it contains q Etrtk-
ing analysis Of the effect caused by The
passion Of love OF the sense Of honor
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-07
Getting started Right.

Al the desks past which the immigrant
mErchss. 3 man. whose linguistic accom-
are beyond the comprehension
o. an ordinary mind. ErrHiEhtenE Out the
destination Of each one, and they pass out
juyfuIly. ticketed 20 that any one can drop
them just a. The right station. The phil
osupbicEl EEteksepsr before msnLoDsd
beams pleasantly 81 Them. C. THin't no
Joke. lEndiu' n . strange country. and II
don't Cost nothing 10 be pleasant ,, ID
Epsuts their cards and separates railroad
casts" from railroad vrssU and assures
them that they vii be carried 10 the train.
For Uncls Sam GOES 3 good deal for newly
arrived immigrants that one would not
EXPECT 70 md N q red tape place like 8
government once. Tbs ~gHtsksspsr has {
friendly soul and II iE easy 10 see the re-
assurances that comes into beVldsred fhosi
when he Ersets them sauh in hiE OVp Ian
Euage-
On. yes, ] can make en- understand
WhEI We want. No matter wbers thsy
come from. J can say SHOW your care.
and CO ahead and Go downstairs GnI
wait ana al that in pretty near ever,
language there Ia. ] guess ] don't know
how 10 spell What ] sEy-shouldn1 knuW II I
] saw n IN q book but I've g0r The sounds
an right
What iE more. be can make himself undsr
EtD0d very claErly N ths universal Ian
] EuEas q kindness and ED0d fellowship.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1902-03-22

Ninth district, nor the Fourth or Eighth
districts. Why-wc will bring out fully
Il, III" campaign advances and pro,
=reSsrs.
Under the prospective law. when Il
Hr.u~" is applied for the better citizens,
should they regard the granting Of said
licen~" detrimental to the best interests
Of The community. are empowered to
rnt"r protest and which will be passed
upon hy the Judges of the Circuit Court
Of his judicial Circuit
Judges pcarcc. Martin and Brown. are
m"n Of recognized ability, impartiality
and fairness, and such II License Law.
placing the people actually in the capa-
city If discrimination, appears to the
"r"ril Wing" rs being the best solution
"f ~" Liquor Question in Cecil county.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1902-03-22
ELKTON MUST HAVE HARB0R I'M
PROVEMENT.

~ LkTON has important industries
II that are very much hindered be
IL cause of the unavailable condi
ton of the Elk River 1T the Elk
ton wharvcs. The channel of the stream
is filled up because of the deposit therein
of matter washed down by the floods and
.rcshctS. \ boat of any proportion is
unable to reach the wharvrS. including
those of the Scott Fertilizer company and
| Pulp Works. Because of this condition.
shipment 10y water is impossible, and
which is Il serious loss To the towns in
,lustrial life.
\ captain brings wood here To- the Elk
ton Pulp Works. he buys flour, etc. from
our people. y vessel brings material
and coal to the Scott Frrtilizin@ Works,
anu luys from our merchants. Now
that the river is practically closed. our
business houses lose this trade. to say
nothing of the loss to the manufacturing
plants themselves. With our river in Il
proper condition. Il steamboat line could
be established to thc advantage Of our
farmers. not only this vicinity. hut other
districts of the county. This loss is one
that the Government is bound 10 take
into consideration. and Elkton cannot he
ignored rs long rs appropriations will he
mS,dr to places which ur"d il not half 50
badly Ms we
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1902-03-22

now in the hands of joint committee
composed of representatives Of both fac
tionS. 1t is probable the decision will u"
mad" public this week and will consist OF
the assent of the beet sugar men to the
Ways and Means Bill granting 20 per
ceut. reduction on Il reciprocity basis for
- period limited to September list, 1903,
ut which tim" the European countries
viii rcaS" to pay bountirS on beet sugar.
and with the understanding that the SEN
ate will neither increase the amount nr
the reduction nor extend the time limira-
ii"u The efforts of the President to
bring about unity in the House have been
marked by most capable politics. and J."
has surprised even his most ardent al
mtrrrN by his tact and Patience Repre-.
sentative Tawncy. who has been one Of
the leaders Of the opposition. said to me
last Saturday. II am II protr,tiuui>l and
/ ann It Republican. do not agree with
the leaders Of the House as to The rNprd-
irncy of this lcgiSIatiou: nevertheless. |
have no desire to cause It rurlTrc in the