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THE EXCURSION BUSINESS
A GREAT SURPRISE, But NOT CUR
failing REGULAR TRAFFIC.
Control of the Glover Leaf Said to
Rest with the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Orders for Locomotives.

Passenger officials are greatly surprised
over the volume of excursion business,
and the more so from the fact that regular
travel Is also heavy beyond precedent. For
some years il has been conceded that the
Sunday excursions did not cut down the
business of the week, but other excursions
possibly did, such as those TO Niagara Falls
and Atlantic City, but actual figures do not
show such TO be the case. To illustrate, the
Lake Erie q Western on Sunday carried
into Michigan City 1,217 excursionists and
brought into Indianapolis from the same
division. 905 and carried into Sandusky
LA. The Big Four and Cincinnati, Ham
nton & Dayton and the Vandalia ran ex-
cursions which were the best patronized of
any yet run, and the Niagara Falls ex-
cursion Of the Big Four last week from all
divisions was a record breaker; at sew
eral points the supply of excursion tickets
was exhausted. and it was necessary TO
use others. Officials say this is the best
evidence of the prosperity of the country.
Sunday excursions are patronized largely
by working people who can go on no other
day, and who would not go and pay full
fare. When Sunday excursions were inau-
gurated passenger men expected them TO
be short lived, but contrary to expecta-
tions, each year has shown an increase,
and this season is eXcelling all records, as
shown by actual figures.
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SALES OF REAL ESTATE.
Nineteen Transfers Made Matter of
Record Yesterday.

Instruments filed for record in the recorders
Office of Marion county Indiana. for the twenty
four hours ending at p. m. Aug. is, 1902, fur
nished by the Indiana Title Guaranty and Loan
Company. No. 129 East Market street Both tele-
phones 3OO5:
Clara X. Lynn to Charles Marshall. Lot
4, Culber, Riggs = Lynns sub OF Co
lumbia place. (Senate av. near Carle-
ton avl. $4,000
IT. Lot 10 county surveyors sub. con
Arizona ST. Also Lot 10 in Stratford.
(Cor Mcpherson st and Stanton av)... 100
Auguste Yanneck IT. to Charles Dom
reese ct ux. (Same as above).......... LOO
Catherine Shove to John b. and Frances
NJ. Haslinger. Lot t. Windsor place
add. (sterling st, near 18th sO........ 10000
John W. Henderson ct al to Livina Wat
son. pit of the "a of the u of
Sec 1s. TIP "a. T. PERRY Township. LOO
2s and q, So 5, Beaty's add. Shelby
st. near Lagrand av)................... 10000
Beisie Finn to sabra T. spenman. Lot
80 and pt OF Lot %. Blk II. North Indi-
annapolis. cd ST. near Clifton sp...... 10000
William RI. Beatty 70 Rozilla NJ Beatty
gene st, near Clifton ST. ;-':;..:.....-. 100000
13. Blk Is. Braden's Riverside add
(Bluff av, near Ream st)...........-..... 1900
Susan McKernan 10 Samuel Hamilton
Lot "A in Blk II, Tuxedo Park add
1Cor New York st and Linwood avl.... 1880
Mary F. Goddard TO John Harper. Lot
Johnson's sub of Lots u. Is and a. Irv-
ington. CRitter av near Lowell av)... 10000
Lots 4. and g. ]. c. Shoemaker's
South East add. (Diets ST. Brandt
ST. 1900
Charles 5. Schofield ct al. 10 George w
Carpenter. Lots I. and 6. J. c Shoe
makers South East add. CAS- abOVe).. $50 90
Bernard KOehring 10 Charles Kempe. Lot
16 Blk S. ]. a. MoOre's sub OF Barth's
heirs add. Q-eOnard st. near Palmer
80 5000
Giles s. Bradley TO Charles II. Lind
strom Lot 80. Cottage Grove add Cor
villa and orange stsl .................... 10000
George E Jones TO Frederick Rosemeyer,
Lot 81, Chas. T. RObbinss HOughville
add. downing 81. near Michigan sD... 800. 90
Richard F. stone TO William J. Lowry.
ut OF the y Of the 4 OF Lot q
and pts OF the y OF the 4 OF Lot
81 Tp L. RI pike township. ....... 2,425. 90
John Moore 10 John Small 4 OF the
e 4 OF Sec -. TIP Il. r T. 40 acres:
= OF the = OF sec .. Tp IL. r
T. ~ acres: n Il or the W 4. Of Sec
80. Tp Il. r :. IS. "A acres. and W y OF
the 4 OF Sec 10. Tp L. .. 1854
acres. Lawrence township ............ 1000 90
| Charles Werner TO James NJ Newly Lot
247. DIT Martins second New York add.
New York 81. near Cumberland ST.. 100
Total transfers 10: total consideration s2l e2q "a
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
CINCINNATI, HAMILTON q INDIAN
APOLIs RAILROAD co.
Notice OF StOckhoIders' Meeting

Pursuant 20 a resolution or the board Of "a,
rectors or THIS company, meeting OF the stock
take piace ira the ofice OF the company in tbs
city OF Indianapolis, on the 18th day Of August
no. al L. O'Clock noon. 20 act upon a nror7O@a
agreement with the Indiana. Decatur 4 WeSfero
Hallway Company for the union OF the fran
ehiees property and stock OF this companv 1rtth
The franchises property and stock OF that eo-,
rany and the formation OF company :.
b. known the
CINCINNATI. INDIANAPOLIS & WEsTERN
RAILWAY COMPANY
with n capital stock cf eight million two hun
6red thouFand dollars cS 200. 600. and with an
thorftv a. issue bonds 10 the amount OF eieb,
million two hundred thousand dollars (fS 20 CON
~ be secured by a mortgage on the franchise
aud property Of the company. FOR the pur-
pose OF retiring outstanding Indebtedness OF the
Constituent companies. and for the other statu-
tory requirements Of the company for
Which mortgages may be issueG.
BY order Of the board OF directors.
GEORGE AZ. BALCH. SeeTetarx.
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Poultry and Other Produce.

prices paid by shippers)
Turkeys 10 TO u lbs, lOc per Id: hens, 10c;
cocks SC; young chickens l019c; ducks, &C; geese,
81 so per doz- . 1000
tic lac. Swiss, lie; brick, lac; limburger, 13c.
Butter-Choice roll. lac per ID; country butter,
lie
Eggs-14c per doz
Beeswax-30c for yellow, &c for dark.
Feathers-Prime geese Soc per 10; prime duck
zoe per ID. -. -,
understandable. 3G5c less; coarse grades. l5c:
6ne merino, 13dl5c; tub washed. 25q2sc.
HIDES, TALLOW, ETC.
Green-salted Hides-No: l, sac; No. 2. TIC; No.
1 calf lOc; No. calf, SIC.
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William NJ. Cromers. 12-room frame house -
West Ray. 1910
William VI. Cromer. broom frame house. -
West RAY, s9T5
5000.
Emma s Thompson addition TO frame dwell
ing I26 Miley avenue. $500
Thomas Barnett. double frame house northeast
corner Vermont and State streets. 81 500
l.. J. and L. Rosters. twO-story frame dwell
ing. corner MarlOwe and Oriental. 81 40
Hespick & Meyers, coal shed and Office Ohio
ard Davidson, 500.
Mary Frost two-story frame dwelling 1876
Silver street. $500
Mrs. Margaret Mckinney. 1887 Belmont avenue
500.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE-Have the leaks in the tin and slate
work OF your house repaired by JOSEPH
GARDNER, 80 Kentucky av. Telephone 322.
All advertisements inserted in these columns
charged at the very low rate OF . cents a
line. Blank or dash lines at the same price per
line. Telephone 2Ss and your ad viii be called
for
EOTICE-If Ia need OF second hand building ma
terial 4 any description call on or phone THE
INDIANAPOLIS WRECkING CO, lois Cornell
aV. New phones 359S OLD BUILDINGS
BOUGHT AND TORN DOWN.
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TORNADO AT LOST SPRINGS.
Grain Elevator Demolished and Sew
eraI Men Reported Injured.

WICHITA, Kan, Aug. 1s.-Meager in
formation reached the Rock Island office
here tonight that a tornado struck the
town of Lost Springs to-day, demolishing
a grain elevator, a church and five resi-
Gences and blowing three freight cars off
the railroad tracks. Three men were Sc
riOusly hurt and several injured.
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A browning achievement OF American
industry. Cooks Imperial Extra Dry
Champagne. II is famous for exquisite
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DIED.

COONS-Henry ID. died Aug. IL. 1897 Funeral
Wednesday Aux. 20 1902 o'clock p m, from
home OF his sister. Mrs. J. H Skidnore' 1855
North Illinois 81.
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ISAAC KINGS LOANS.

western avenue sewer was referred TO the
committee on sewers. streets and alleys.
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A CARD LIKE THIS

Every sunday for one year costs but sI.s5 per
month The Journal want page Is profitable to
TIE advertiser and reader.
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MANTED-AGENTS.

~ONN~~~~~N~N.NN~~~ N~~~NJ~~~NN~N
ENANTED-Agents everywhere to handle Burg
lars Enemy. combination door wedge win
dow lock. carpet stretcher ice scraper, screw
driver and tack puller: quickest seller on earth
made in uxidized steel: easily carried in pocket
and sells at sight: send 25c for sample liberal
terms 10 right parties. GERNAIS MFG. CO.
Consolidated. 50 Maiden lane. New York
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VITAL sTATIsTICs-AUG IS.
Births.

II. and y. Duncan. 10 Blaine girl
b. l.. and f. Hornung- iils East Ffteenth'
". J. and NJ A. quick. zoos North New Jer-
h. r. and B. sherrard. 1915 English. boy.
II and r. Brink. 1870 Linden. girl
j. and >. Quick. 1870 Milburn. boy.
O.. l.. and l. Green. 1913 North lllnols glrl-
r. r. and r. a. Van Sickle. 2fl5 North Cap
Charles and A Greiner. 2o7 Douglass. girl
q a. and Z. Salmon SO Madison, boy
IL II and Dill - South Delaware girl
III s. and Fife Glasscock. go Huron. girl.
Marriage Licenses.
Josepb Kreeg and Mary r. Callahan.
Leonard Y. Noght and Emma " uIeter-
CharIes T Albright and Mary J. Combs
Edward b. Hafertlpen and Harriet II. HOOK
Homer V Groves and Mary g Cowan-
William Brunson and Carrie Roach
CLAUDE O. Elliott and Elizabeth r. Pom
William T. Blackwell and GendOra Johnson
oscar II. Brown and ollie Brown
Elizabeth Brady. sixty years, . East ST. Jo-
seph. heart disease - ~,
Edith A stevens twenty-six years. City HOS
pital. typhoid fever. - ~
Marraret Anthony. sixty-four years. e7 North
New Jersey typhO-malaria- - -,
George bosom. twenty-eight years, 20 RANKIN
tuberculosis.
Henry sengstock. thirty years, so West Morris
spinal meningitis 49, .,.,t.
structure Of aesOphs gus
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
WANTED

WANTED
II you have anything 20 buy. sell or trade
make that fact known through the Sunday Jour
nal want ads. You viii get the desired results.
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SEALED PROPOSALS.

BICYCLE REPAIRING-By WATSON & JACK
SON. $50 Massa chusetts av.
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$4,000 Steel Range Free

With Humans celebrated "DAUNT-
LESS" Mocha and Java Coffee this elegant
Steel Range will be given away on Dec.
%. 1902. to the person guessing nearest the
number of Coffee Beans contained in six
90 packages Of
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HUMANS DAUNTLESs COFFEE

| II. Messengers Furniture Store. corner OF
Washington and Delaware streets. For
| full particulars see inside "Dauntless" Cof-
fee Package.
Hill MAN COEEFR en- Terre Haute Ind
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Groceries.

Conee-Good. lOal2c: prime. l2aI4c: strictly
prime l4alsc; fancy green and yellow. lSG22c:
lava 2S6f2ac Roaste1-Old Government Java
S2IL 9fssc: Gn.st Mocha and Java. 2s63Oc: Java
blend 22c; fancy bleRd, lsc; Golden blend. l5c
Package Conee-City prices: Ariosa. 10. &c. Lion
9 I5c; Jersey i025c; Caracas, s.75c; Dilworth's
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(The quotations given below are the selling
prices of the wholesale deafers.)
Candies md Nuts
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wANTED-sALEsMEN.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TO solicit factory trade;
permanent salaried position Address Box 6S
care the Journal
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seed clover. prime. s5.50a5.75. English clover,
s q: crimson clover. 8. 75doso Timothy prime.
81 s00f2 rs. Fancy Kentucky bluegrass. g. todi 80:
extra clean. 8la7oc Orchard grass S. COL IS:
red top. s0cHSi %. English bluegrass T5c9G
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MONU MENTS =.

MOSIJNENTs-A DrENER. 40 e Washington
Tel. ISIS. Branch works z entrance crown mn:
MONUMENTS-Tne floors and marble work a
spaciaIty INDIANA MARBLE AND GRAN
TTE WORKS 2is N Del ST. Old tel. main sss-
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instruments filed for record in the recorders
Office of Marion county. Indiana, for the twenty
four hours ending at p. Aug. 1s 1902, as fur
nished by the Indiana Title Guaranty and Loan
Company No 129 East Market street Both tele-
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BuiIding Permits.

Total transfsrs l9 total eonslderation s2l Ed oo
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FINANCIAL.
LOST
BICYCLE REPAIRING

LOST-White French poodle: female; liberal re
ward. 2221 North New Jersey.
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sib s175G2 2-lb seconds. 81 4Od1. 60; California
standard, S21Od2.4O; California seconds, $1,000.
Observation-Disclosures, 2-lb, S5d90c: rasp-
berries 2-lb sl.25Q13O; pineapple. standard. 2
ID 81 55d1 So choice, $2d21O: cove oysters, lib.
full weight. s5cdSI; light, e0Q65c; string beans,
3-lb 81; Lima beans, Sl.20Ql25 Holsters, 81. S5d2;
red cherries. e5cQN: strawberries. s5@9Oc; sal
mon, lib, 95cGS2; tomatoes 5-lb, $3.50
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lard-ketue rendered lztzci pure lard, l1sc-
Bacon-Clear sides. 90 % 90 lbs average. l1'.c;
sn 10 40 rs average. l3asc 20 20 - lbs average.
iss.c. clear bellies. p 20 81 lbs average. lskc s
"a % lbs average. l3i4c. u 20 Is lbs average.
la1.c. clear backs p 10 81 lbs average islac -
10 is lbs isitc 20 10 lbs average i2isc.
In dry salt &c .ess
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Candies-Stick, &c per ID; common mixed, &c
erocers' mixed SIC; Banner twist stick Sc
Tanner cream mixed. 10d11c; old-tinne mixed. Sc
Nuts-Soft- shelled almonds, 1sq20c; English
walnuts I2d14c; Brazil nuts. l0c; hlberts, Hlzc
peanuts roasted. 7dSc; mixed nuts, nc.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-02-16


Get your meats at the rui'on
.,.,,,- !.
lo's' - ii
-
t'n s'so
Free reclining GUAR cars oy 'he
"ChoeiaW Route No transfer
at Memphis.
All ateos,,e sannlias can he had
~ tba roasnepdant snnmv Com
nsnr j ne was, she Drn0 store
Diausou W. 'i's =
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Question Answered. .

Yes. August Flower still has the
largest sale fany any medicine IN
the civilized world. Your mothers
and grandmothers never thought
Of using anything else for indi-
gqstion or billiousness. Doctors
we're scarce and they seldom heard
Of appendicitis, nervous prostrat-
ion. heart failure, etc. They used
August Flower to clean ont the
system and stop fermentation Of
nndieested food, regulate the
action of the liver, stimulate the
nervous and organic action of the
system. and shat is all they took
when feeling dull aud bad with
headaches and other aches. 1ou
only need a few doses of Green's
August Flower, il liquid form; to
make you satisfied there is nothing
serious the matter with you. Get
Green's prize almanac st Brown 4
Co'sa Palace Drug Store or Ham
illon & Hart.
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Lost Strayed or Stolen.

One gray mare about y wears
old. branded &C" on jaw; one 3
year old black mule, mealy nose,
no brand; one 2 year old flly,
black, no brand
Any information leading to the
recovery of the above named stock
will be rev arded III this Office, or
address Box 525, Chickasha, |. 7.
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FRIDAYS LOCALS
B. /. Nay IS here fro m Tonkua

I'LL - 4 = A0AA 10
R. L. Nay is here fro N Tonkua,
o. 7.
c. 4. Presley, Of Naples, I. T.,
is Ia town.
B. Sanders, Of Enid is visiting
friend nere,
6. E. Crilly, of Gslina, Kansas,
Is in e city.
Geo. Boston returned from An
adarko yesterday
j. S. Caricock, Of Lawton is
visiting in the city
g. r. sullivan, Of Fresno, Isl-
ifornia, is stopping ID the ely.
The Chickasha Marble Works
shipped monument yesterday 70
J II Campbell OF Minco.
Lawrence Freckel. Of Horton,
Ka4sus, eas ii zoe vlsy ,osleiaay.
4t -
1ne -4'os'n s ooe'' -. II ,e',',,,s.rs,.
evening.
~ Il croncb of Dibble. Is
,ronsacf;no husiness with our mer.
nkas4tt tadnv
oh""'s '0u"5'
w. j. Beck, of Dallas, is visit
ing his brother, d I. Beck az the
Hotel Early.
IL. Daneherty. Of Dalton,
Texas, is visiting his cousin Mrs.
y :
Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ Plum
passed through the city yester-
day euroute for AuadarAo.
Miss Dot Palmer oi inc Ohiok-
asha Masole works, went " ~
Reno yesterday on business
4 Frn;n commercial agent
I'LL az p,al, ls,ana va il t,e
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From thursdays Daily

From thursdays Daily
We need waterworks.
Ray Bradford, Of Ardmore, is
here.
James Osborne, Of Enid, is in
the city.
sam Hanna went to Lawton this
morning.
W. G. Ballard, Of Oklahoma
City is in town.
It's about time to select city Of
ficers for The next year.
sIr. and Mrs j. $ Aldfedge, Of
Durant, are 10 the city.
Editor W. i. Knots returned
from Nebraska, yesterday.
Fred Albright, Of Topeka, is
here and expects % locate in the
city.
i ,f...,o Denver.
~ h.otnor il eontraotor N. p.
Martin is looking chickasha over
this week.
Dan Garland received a very
fine registered Herford bull' yes
terday, which be Will take TO ms
+. w. Perkins, Of Shawnee, Q.
r Is ii the city.
N. VI. Potts. CT Fort Worth, Is
visiting in the city.
-.s,on os nowie Texa.
is visiting in the city.
r. NJ. Denton. went 10 NARROW
On bnsiness Yesterday.
IS. Brewer, of Blackwell, o..
n. la visiting IN the city.
49,
Little Rock, Ark, are here.
,,.
"0o'''
= ooNe - ~
o"'i - - - ~ ''7s "s
A. S. Gray, our popular COM
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ALFALFA AND FRUIT RANCHES
liz the Sunny Southwest, both
small and large place. If Interests
Ell, write Pence a Murphy. ElPaso
Texas. Refer 10 Dan and State
National Bank
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on papers ior sale Al tnis or
Voice Culture

Mrs. Annie Densmore Mcclure
certificate pupil OF Magliolni
Florence, Italy. Honrs from . 70
I0a. IN. At DR. Peters residence
18th. and Chlckasha Avenue
Phone. l06.
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U.B. CARPENTERS AND JOINERs.
Meetist and srd wednesday, OF each montl
In I. o. o. f. hall at 80 p. m.
J.H. MCGUIRE. Pres.
L. f. MILLER Sec.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1902-02-04
DEMANDS ATTENTION.

"Of courso," he said, "tho senators
on tho Republican side arc not in
torestod, | could hardly hope to reach
on such n subject the minds and
hearts Of tho callousod ma ority--
The rommorcializnd, money grabbing,
money loving majority, rs such a
subject il not in consonanco with the
miserable, canting, damnable attitude
which that party IL now assuming,
by tho tino he concluded this lin.
guistic diversion Mr.. Tillman had the
attention OF NIL tho senators present.
MIR. Tillman declared it WAS the
history Of all conquoring armies when
prosecuting such struggle rs the
British pressed against tho revolu.
tionury colonists, and which is now
being carried on by tho British in
South Africa that they committed
cruolties and tramplod upon all tho
obligations of humanity.
"And | would ask the majority in
this chamber" ho said, "if, in trying
to force tho Filipinos to accept our
government without promise, thoy
arc not inviting tho transportation OF
tho natives and spirit Of perpetual
insnrrection."
REAL MURDERERS.
The effort to treat the Filipinos at
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1902-02-04

"ch"ttols, as cattlc," he said, was
"d"mnnhlr,' and he charged tho ma
Jorty side with being tho "real muir
der"rs Of onr troops in the Philip
pinos."
"But," no asserted, shaking his
finger at the Republican sido, "if wo
can gag You and force down your
throats scintilla or small dose of
tho principles which nctunted tho
men Of Massachusetts in ITO wo
will have dono our duty to tho coun-
try and to humanity"
In " briof colloquy with Mr. Bur-
ton Of Kansas, IN nllusion was made
to tho romark Of Mr.. Tillman yester-
day about the burning Of negroes in
k"nsas. Mr.. Burton said that no
one in kansa' was proud Of commit
ting murdor and Mr.. Tillman re-
torted, "th"y preferred to murder
thom in tho Philippines"
Commenting upon
TIE SEDITION LAWS
promulgated by the Philippine COM
mission, Mr.. Tillman expressed doubt
whether llo would be allowed to 90
at larg" in tho Philippines, if those
laws wero enforced In this connec-
'ion, he inquired of MIR. Hoar wheth-
el the Springfield Republican, which
he s"id, WAS opposed to the republic
can "imperinlistlc policy" would
under those laws, bo permitted to bo
circulated in tho Philippines.
81 dcclinc," said Mr.. Hoar, "to bo
drawn into Il discussion OF Mas.
snchusctts newspapers"
eff dip into this bucket for any
moro light" said Mr.. Tillman,
laughinsly, 81 am afraid III not get
it,"
"Whilo | decline to entor upon
any discussion of Massachusetts
newspapers" said Mr.. Hoar, "I will
say to the senator that il he wants
to know my opinion of tho commits
sionor's ord"r, | will give it to him.
| think it il M abominable order"
ain the absence Of anything spe-
citic,' Mr. Tillman replied, eve will
take that ond of it,"
In conclusion Mr.. Tillman said tho
pending Philippine tariff bill as
proposition to ercct tariff wall be.
tween the United States and another
part of the domestic territory was
n departure from every principle
that had brought this country to the
plnnaclo OF groatncss and made it
tn" cynoHnro Of tho eyes of the
world HI "tho land of tho frce and
| tho homo of tho bravo"
After an executive session tho
senate adjourned.