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Arizona republican., 1902-02-20
TALKED AROUND IT.
The Houses Evasion of the Indian
 Appropriation Bill

Appropriation Bill
 Washington, Feb. 19-Agafn today the general debate on the Indian appro- priation bill was devoted almost entire ly to extraneous topics. As on yester- day. the issue raised by Mir. Wheeler cf Kentucky. a few days ago, came in for eonsiasra ble-attestioa. s.ssd -ss'a<--,hs feature Of the session. Mir. Cromwell of Ohio. republican,; Mir. Kern of Iii nois. democrat, and Mir Fleming of Georgia. democrat, added their views to the literature on the subject. but 1t was NIT. Boutelle-of Illinois, republi- can. who entertained the house most.
 He was well fortified with material. and with exceedingly good temper and a trenchant display of wit. he traced the history of what MT. Wheeler had called ''truculent sycophancy'' as he said. from the day when the first dem ocratic president purchased bogus coat of arms. to the entertainment of Queen Liliuokalani. by the last demo- cratic president. He finally dismissed the whole subject by saying that it should be accepted abroad as one of the cratic and sporadic phases of American humor.
 Mir. Hamilton of Michigan. republi- can, cDlivened tine proceedings with an entertaining speech on trusts. Other speakers were Mir. Little of Arkansas. who discussed the conditions in the In dian territory; Mir. Corliss of Michigan. who spoke on the Pacific cable: MT. Stephens of Texas. on statehood for oklahoma; Mir. Sulzer Of New York, on increased pay for letter carriers; MT. Fitzgerald Of New York. on the educa- ticn of the Indians; Mir. Jackson of Kansas. on the election of senators by the vote of the people, and MT. New lands of Nevada, on the bill to redeem silver dollars in gold.
Arizona republican., 1902-02-20
COMMERCIAL
 FINANCIAL
Markets Generally Dull Copper Went
 Off Little in London.

New York Feb. 19-The principal ac- tivity in today's stock market concen- trated in the final hour. when the Cn- ion Pacific and St. Paul, after being quiet all day, suddenly pressed up about a point over last night.
 STOCKS.
 Atchison, 772s: preferred. 97&: C. X O.. 95a4; C. X S, 1Sh: preferred. 661a {: second preferred. Si; C., C.. C. & St. L.. 1017s Erie. 394 Great Northern. preferred, 19O1z; Manhattan. 1884 i; Metropolitan. ITO; Missouri Pacific. 1O41s: N. J. Central, 193; N. Y. Central. 164A: Pennsylvania, 151; St. L. & S. F.. 6l1A: preferred. S3: second preferred. 73k St. Paul, 16s; Southern Pacific, 661a; Union Pacific. 10334; Amalga- mated Copper. 69@s; Anaconda. B; Sugar. 1301s; U. s. Steel, 441h: pre- ferred, 945s; Western Union. 91: santa Fe Copper. S94
 BONDS.
 Refunding 2s registered and coupon, 10S3s Ss registered and coupon, 10s14 ; new Is registered and coupon. 139lS: old 4s registered and coupon, 112; 5s registered and coupon, 106.
Arizona republican., 1902-02-20
CATTLE AND SHEEP.

Chicago. Feb. 19.-Cattle-Receipts 1S,OOO. including 500 Texans. Good to prime steers, s6.5Od 20: poor to me dium. S4.O0N6.50: stockers and feeders. S2.5O6J5.0O; COWS, Sl.25Gi 5.35; hefers, s2.50M5.5O; canners. S1.25M2. 30: bulls. s2.5Oa4.6O; calves. $2.5Od7.25; Texas fed steers, $4.5OG5.75.
 Sheep-Receipts. 2O.OO0. Sheep steady; lambs weak to Toe lower. Good to choice wethers. $4.75G5.25; fair to choice mixed. s3.S5M4.6O: western sheep and yearlings. Si.5006.0O; native lambs. s3.75sr6.G0: western lambs. S5.25Gt6.65.
Arizona republican., 1902-02-20

select two employers and two wage earners from the executive committee to serve as an arbitration board. Should the four find it necessary to appoint an umpire to finally decide the dispute. they may select q fifth member from the division representing the public.
 should the controversy seem of such ma gnitude to justify such an action. the officers or the executive committee shall be authorized to call a meeting of the entire executive committee to con- slider the situation and take such action as may. in it's judgment. be required.
Arizona republican., 1902-02-20

Washington. Feb. 19.-The president today made the following statement public:
 Il have received the appeal or Ad- miraI Schlcy and the answer thereto from the navy department. l have examined both with the utmost care. as well as the preceding appeal to the secretary of the navy I have read through all the testimony taken before the court. the statements of counsel for Admirals Sampson and Schley; ' have examined all official reports oc every kind in reference to ,ne Santiago naval campaign. the copies or log books and signal books and the testl- mcny before the court of claims, and have also personally had before me tn four surviving captains of the five ships. aside from those of the two ad- mirals. which were actively engaged at Santiago.
 Tt appears that the court of inquiry was unanimous in it's findings of fact. and unanimous in it's expressions of opinion on most ot it's findings of fact. No appeal is made To ne from the verdict Of the court on these points where il Was unanimous. | have, how ever. gone carefully over the evidence on .ttese points also. am satisfied rha'on the whole. the court did sub stantial justice.
 BEARS DOWN ON SCHLEY
 Tt should have specifically con demned the failure to enforce aa efficient night blockade at Santiago while Admiral Schle. was in command. On the other hand. I feel that there is reasonable doubt whether he did not move his squadron with sufficient er.- pedition from port to port. Tine court is united in condemning Admiral Schley's action on the point Where it seems to me he most gTavely erred. his retrogade movement. when ha aban- doned the blockade: his disobedience of orders. and misstatements Of facts in relation thereto. II should be re mcmbered. however. that the ma ioritv of these actions. which the court cen Sures. occurred five weeks or more be- fore the fight itself; and it certainly seems that if Admiral Schley's actions were censurable, he should not hay been left as second in command under Admiral Sampson
 His oIenses were in effect con doaed when he was not called to ac- count for them. Admiral Sampson after the fight in an official letter to the department. alluded fer the first time to Admiral Schley's reurehensibl- conduct six weeks previously. 1T Ad- miral Schley was guilty Of reprch-H- sible conduct of kind which called for such notice from Admiral SaHlf- son. then Admiral Sampson ought no, 10 have left him as senior officer Of the 5lockading squadron on the third of July. when he CSampsOn) steamed away on his proper erraud of cowmuu- ication with General Shaftcr.
 QUESTION OF CREDIT.
 We can. therefore. for our present purposes, dismiss the cousidera LiVn of so much of the appeal as relates co anything except the battle. As regards this, the point raised in the appeal .s
Arizona republican., 1902-02-20
THE PHILIPPINES BILL.
Its Supporters Urge That Its, Object Is
 to Meet Conditions.

Washington. Feb. 19.-The senate continued the considerat ton of the Phil ippines tariff biu today. the main speeches being made by Mir Burrows O. Michigan for the bill and Mir Money of Missouri against the bill. although Messrs. Mitchell of Oregon, Foraker of Ohio. Mallory of Florida and Tillman of south Carolina all took more or less part in the general debate on the sub ject.
 MT. Money maintained that it was not SO much the question of what could be done with Filipinos as it was to legis- late in, the interests of our own peo- pie. There were several rather lively eNchanges between Mir. Foraker and bate t
Arizona republican., 1902-02-20

The executive committee may appoint auxiliary committees to deal with To- cal disturbances, the rules governing the same to be in harmony with the general purpose of the industrial de- partnent.
 At the close of the meeting Senator Hanna said: ..The meeting was very satisfa ctcry. Thirty-tNvo of the thirty six members were present and the spirit displayed was splendid. We feel delighted with, the results of our eff forts towards utter harmony between capital and labor
Arizona republican., 1902-02-20
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago. Feb. l9.-Grains were in the dull rut today. BearishnesS was the uppermost characteristic. May wheat closed 1sc lower. May corn was a shade down and May oats 1sc lower. Pro visions chased to 12i2c depressed.
 May wheat opened at 7SIs to 1Sc. touched 7124c, closed at 7S1s6Ac.
 May corn opened at 6IHc. slid off to 6O3.c. closed at 6lhc.
 May oats opened at 43%4c. closed at
Arizona republican., 1902-02-20
VICTIMS HELD THE HORSES.

Guthrie, O. T.. Feb. 19.--A band ef outlaws terrorized the town of Harris burg, I. T.. by shooting up the place today and rob5ing tEe stores and citi- zens. The owners of the principal stores were made to hold the horses of the outlaws, while they did the work of robbery. A posse of federal officers is on the trail
Arizona republican., 1902-02-20
HE KILLED A MEXICAN.
And Is Now an Occupant of Mexican
 Jail.

Eagle Pass. Tex. Feb. 19-George Harper in charge of the commissary at Santiago. in Northwestern Durango on an extension of the Mexican Inter national railway. now under construc- ton. is in jail there. charged with shooting a Mexican.
 II was incornmunicado for seventy two hours. but is now allowed to see his lawyer. He is son of Rev. John r. Harper a Methodist minister. now living in san Antonio and well known in Southwest Texas.
Arizona republican., 1902-02-20
A CAsHIER's SENTENCE.

David City. Neb.. Feb. 19.--A. H. Gould. the defauitins cashier of the Bellewood bank. who lost by specula- tion quarter Of a million dollars, was sentenced to eight years in the peni- tentiary today.
Arizona republican., 1902-02-20
SCHLEY'S APPEAL DISMISSED
 BY PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT I The Majority Verdict of the Court of Inquiry Sustained, Upon Review of the Facts

Rograde Condemned Rather Structures Regarding Cnnd Regarding
   0 President Mckinley
Arizona republican., 1902-02-20
AR1zoNA's STONE FORESTS.

Washington, Feb. l9-The house com. mittee on public lands today reported a bill making public reservation of tract of land in Arizona. including the petrified forests.
Arizona republican., 1902-02-20
IMPENDING WEATHER.

Washington Feb. 19.-New Mexico and Arizona-Fair Thursday and Fri day; north winds. ~
 Wyoming-Fair Thursday with ris- ing temperature; Friday fair; varia ble winds
Arizona republican., 1902-02-20
THE HUMANITY OF WAR
 FACTS FOR THE SENATE
Reply by Secretary of War to Stories
 Of Cruelty Toward Fi|ipinOs

Every Charge, the Secretary Said Made Against the American Soldiers Had Been Investigated, and Had Been Proved to Be False-There Might Have Been In stances of Severity Provoked by the Natives Savage System of Warfare-The Sc-called s'Water Cure" for Silence Said to Be Myth
Arizona republican., 1902-02-20

Lead was steady and unchanged at 41sc. London lead closed unchanged at f1l, 12s. Cd. Spelter was firm at s4.12lA 4171a here. and London was unchanged at f17. 17s, 6. Bar silver, 55lsc; MeXi- can dollars. 43%c.
Arizona republican., 1902-02-20

them without suffering much damage Ire two torpedo boats. which had fol- lowed them out of the harbor. were now destroyed by the fire from the rcarmosJ of the American big vessels and of the Gloucester. which headed straight in for them. paylng no more heed to their quick-fire guns than to the heavy artillery of the foes. to which she was also exposed.
 THE PURSUIT.
 Tn the running fight which followed. . until the Teresa. Oquendo and Viz caya were destroyed. the Indiana grad uany dropped behind. although she continued 60 fire until the last of the three vessels went ashore. The Brok- lyu was ahead of any of the other American vessels, on course out side theirs. She was nearly broadside on to the spanish. The Oregon. Iowa and Texas were all close together and actively engaged throughout this run ming fight. The Brooklyn and Oregon. followed at some distance by the Texas. then continued in the chase of th. Colon. which went nearly thirty miles farther before she also went ashore. During this chase of the Colon there was practically no fighting.
 These are the facts as set forth in
 
 and elsewhere in their official reports and testimony. They leave no room for doubt on any important point
 The question of command is in this case nominal and technical. Admiral Sampscn's ship. the New York. was seen al the outset Of the fight, from all the ships except the Brooklyn. Four of the five ship captains have testified that they regarded him as present and ! i1 command. He s.gualled Close in. C the fleet as soon as the first spanish ship appeared. but his signal was not seen by any American vessel He was actually under fire from the forts. ! end himself fired a couple of shots at the close Of the action with the other ! beats. in addition tp signalling the ] Indiana just at the close of the action. But during the action not a single order from him was received by any of the ships that were actively en- ged.
 SCHLEY'S SIGNALS. Admiral Schley at the outset Of the action hoisted two signals of Clear ship and Close in which Were simply carrying out the standing orders of \ lmiraI Sampson as to what should be done if the enemy's ships attempted to break out of the harbor. Until after the close of the first portion Of the fight. at the mouth Of the har5or and until after he had made his loop and the spanish ships were fleeing to the
Arizona republican., 1902-02-20
WHIPPED A CHINAMAN.

Cincinnati. O.. Feb. 19.-HuGh Mo Govern. a brother of Terry McGovern. easily knocked out Ching Fong. the Chinese pugilist. in the first round at CoVington. Ky. tonight.
Arizona republican., 1902-02-20
FOUGHT TO A DRAW.

Chicago. Feb. 19.-After six rounds of fast work the fight between Jack McClelland, Of Pittsburg. and Eddie Santry tonight was declared a draw.
Arizona republican., 1902-02-20
METALS.

New York, Feb. 19.-Copper was IS lower for spot at London, with futures at IS, Sd off. spot closing at f55. los. and futures at f54, 15s. Local prices closed with lake at 12A 121ac. electrolytic at 12L612% and casting at 12k@12@s.
Arizona republican., 1902-02-20
OUTLAW CAPTURED.
A Murderer -oi Captain of Texas
 Rangers.

Fl Paso. Tex, Feb. 19.-Ramon Gal indo. leader of the Island band outlaws, who in 1893 ambushed and killed Cap tain Jones of the First Texas rangers. has been captured by Ed Bryant. an cN-ranGer. Galindo has been hiding. but recently became involved in a shooting affray in Dona Ana county. New Mexico. and his return from old Mexico was reported to the officers here. who have since been on the look out for him.
Arizona republican., 1902-02-20
WOOL AND HIDES.

NOOl- AND Ill DfS- New York. Feb. 19.-Hides quiet: wool firm.
Arizona republican., 1902-02-20
QUESTION OF CREDIT.

We can. therefore. for our present purposes. dismiss the cousidera tivn Of so much of the appeal as relates to anything except the battle. As regards this the point raised in the appeal .s
Decorah-posten., 1902-03-07

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Decorah-posten., 1902-03-07

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Decorah-posten., 1902-03-07

Dtihael S'SaIleran, 2ieittenont
Sergeant peo Sltumreroale citation,
Bolicc Department, ifriper fro 1898
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Decorah-posten., 1902-03-07

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ilaaet fig pau min &p9 % mine Npr
rer, og ieg troebe life, at ieg npgen-
Decorah-posten., 1902-03-07
8calen .taatte opcrboioes.

8arl oer anoen uto0tog / IuOierS
engoirg oell bersrrrte Soafer 8iuiam
Serm. lom eiter lin 8one traobtc mo
Tor acuaer rteo Satterr pan Sooeoct
Gen ~igeaeinISc aonse tog % iir
egen sat al. bporfor Yeun ipurste
ham: "9ca aurI. buorfor toger on
Sotter of2~ "9et er elf, iagee
aarl. ~ner / Semnc Sal, at bare en-
4ericn bei,oIoer Sattcit paa.