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Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-08-12

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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-02-24
NEWS OF THE DAY

Mrs. Arnold Ezey, widow OF General
Arnold Elzey, OF the Confederate army
died 10 the Church Home and To-
Urinary In Baltimore yesterday.
The district attorney OF New York
made out poor case against Florence
Burns, who is accused OF numbering
Walter T. Brooks, her sweetheart.
Telegraphic communication with the
north which was interrupted by the
storm OF Friday, was restored yester'
day. Much damage was done by the
sleet.
A force OF native coustAbulary at
SAINT Cruz, province OF Laguna, Luzou,
has captured Cortez, second in CON-
mand to the iDsurgeLt general Malvar,
and turned him over ID the military
| aut hortles.
George Childrose made murderous
attack on the family OF Henry Myerer
10 Chicago yesterday, killed Myerer
and wounded one OF his daughters. He
was to have married Myerer's daugh.
tiers, aud was angry because he refused
to give him larger dowry.
Terry McGovern defeated Dave Sui
livan on Saturday night in the arena OF
the Southern Athletic Club, at Louis
vile, KY. after fifteen rounds of as
desperate fighting as was ever seen 10
any ring. McGovern was groggy In
the fifth round hat evsned up matters
in the sixth, and gradually wore bis man
down.
The Attorney General bias recon-.
mended to the President that Mr..
Arthur II. Noyes, judge of the United
States Court for the Second district OF
Alaska, be dismissed from Office, and
the President has endorsed the recon-
mendstion. The charges allege incom-
potency and corruption, although, the
Attorney General says. the charge Of
dishonesty was not pressed.
Miss Ellen NJ. Stone, who for over five
months was held captive by brigands,
has Of lsst been released and arrived at
Strumitz, Macedonia, early yesterday
morning. Nine. Tsilks and her babe
were released at the same time. They
are all we'll. No one was present to
tuCOb tbO VIC
given no notice OF where they would
release them. Miss Stone will proceed
TO SaloDica.
A sensational sequel to the alterca-
ton in the Senate bet Ween Senators
Tillman and McLsurin last Saturday
afternoon was announced yesterday.
Mr.. Tillmsn's name has been erased
from the list OF guests invited by Presl-
dent Roosevelt to meet Prince Henry at
dinner at the White House tonight
Since the episode Of Saturday, with its
consequent action by the Senate, it has
been decided that q Senator who has
been unanimously declared in con-
tempt, cannot be expected to paitlci-
pate In q formal and official function
given by the President OF the United
States.
The Daughters Of the American Revolu-
ton concluded their Eleventh Annual Con-
gress on Saturday in Washington. Miss Susan
B. Anthony attended the final mseting and
delivered an address.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-02-24

His reference to "my colleagues
desertion OF the republican party" drew
, the fire of Mr.. wellington who obj tied
to the language.
"Very well, I'll accept the amend
ment," replied MIR. McComss.
10 every particular Mr.. McComas de.
MED the accuracy OF his colleagues
charges that the President had misled
him as to his Intentions witt regard to
the Philippines. ~ regret" said he,
"that my colleague has seen fit upon
the floor OF the Senate to attack noble
President in his grave, man mourned
by ali and that he repeated a statement
that I have clearly shown could not
have been made and was not made"
Mr.. Wellington struggled for recog-
nition. but Mr.. Berry got the fsor aud
refused to yield.
81 must be heard, declared Mr.. Well
iuRton. 81 will be heard" he insisted
Mr.. Deliver made his maiden speech
| In advocacy OF freer trade between the
Uuited States and the Philippines.
Mr.. Vest introduced an amendment
to the bill announcing in brief that il
was not the policy ofthe Uoited Stat %
to incorporate the Philippines, but that
| it was the intent ON TO establish q stable
local government.
Mr.. Lodge, 10 charge of the bill, an
nouacsd that he would accept amend
ments providing July l. 1904, as the
dat, for the application OF the coast
wise trade, and making necessary two
witnesses in the Philippines to convict
on charge of treason.
| Mr.. Wellington got the floor and re-
piled to the personal attack made upon
him By his colleague Mr.. McComas. He
said that his colleague, had either by
mistake or wilfully stated thai
which was not true. you dare mo-
impugu my veracity," he shouted,
"without impugning the veracty o
another Senator who is now upon the
lfloor. The President made the same
promises to him. l believe as | have
often said, that he intended to carry
out his promises, but the sinister and
msliyn influences that surrounded
him forced him to DRIFT away
Senator Wellington. 10 closing his re
ply said: 81 desire to be within the
rules of he Senate but will say this
If my colleague will at any time out
side OF this chamber say that what
have said here is not true, will say &c
him what 1 was restrained from saying
to him now out OF respect for the dig
nifty of the Senate that he utters cow
ardly and malicious falsehood."
Mr.. Hoar called Wellington TO order
, HOUSE.
The House took up and passed thu
bill to divide Texas into four judicis
districts.
The diplomat and consular sppro
pristion bill was taken up 10 committed
of the whole.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-02-24
ARRIVAL OF THE PRINCE.

Admiral Prince Henry of Prussia ar
rived In American waters on the North
German Lloyd Line steamer KronpriDz
Wilhelm Saturday and landed in New
York yesterday. Friendly messages were
exchanged by Prince Henry and Presi-
dent Roosevelt when the ship drew close
to Nantucket lighthouse The Prince
got welcome long to be remembered.
When his ship reached Sandy Hook at
10 q. M, yesterday the din began. All
the way up New York bay and herbor
there was the noise OF cannonedIng,
cheering by immense crowds and the
blasts of steam whistles. Rear-Admirsl
Robley D. Evans officially welcomed
the royal visitor 10 the name of the
American people. The Prince landed
on the West Thirty fourth street pier,
New York city, at 1855 o'clock. He
passed over the pier and went on board
the Imperial yacht Hohebzollern. Then
came representatives, Of the President,
the army, the navy and the German
Embassy to pay their respects. at 2
W uls1 IlO Vi
his notable visitors at luncheon. Cap
tain Nathan Sargent called on the
Prince as the special represent itive Of
Admiral Dewey. The captain said be
had been sent by the admiral especially
to express to the prince the admirsl's re.
grtt at not being able to greet him per-
sonally and to pay respects. The list OF
callers was ended with Mayor Lows
party, which included himself and bis
private secretary. The German Con-
sul-General at New York. Carl Buenz,
and bis suite formed part OF the Ger.
man Ambassadors party. About sn
hour was spent by the Prince in receiy-
ing his callers. Later 10 the afternoon
the Prince visited the Uni.ed States
wsrships in tle hsrbor. The Prince
left New York at 40 early hour this
morning and arrived In Washington
shortly after 10 o'clock.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-02-24
Invitation withdrawn.

Washing ton, Feb. Ex-senator Till
mae because OF his position as the
leader OF the democratic minority on
the naval comm ttee of the Senate had
been invited zby the RPresident
to meet Prince Henry at dinner at
the White House tonight. Because
OF his participation 10 the fight on the
floor of the Senate on Saturday and be-
cause be is now under punishment by
the Senate, the President has recalled
the invitation. shortly before noon
Senator Tillman received the following
note from Mr.. Courtelyou, the Presi-
dents secretary: The President
regrets that he Is compelled to with.
draw his invitation to you to dine at
the White House.
GEORGE B. CoURTELYoU.r
10 reply, Mr.. Tlllman has sent let
tar defending bis course and saying that
be could have done nothing else than
resent as he did McLsurin's words I;
nat he comes from q country where
the lie direct calls for duel; thst the
duelling cust,m has gone out OF vogue,
amorg tae ADglo-Ssxon race and that
the President himself, II bis antecedents
count for anything, under similar prov
ocstlon, would have acted as he did.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-02-24
aTGOODs DELIVERED IN ALEXAR.
DRIA.
Woodward & LOthrOp.
10th, nth & F Sts., n. W.,
WASHINGTON. d. c.
VIRGINIA NEWS

Mr.. John Ewing Laird, aged sixty.f
years. died In Lexington on Saturday
after brief illness, of pneumonia.
The grand lodge OF Knights Of Honor
OF Virginia will meet 10 it's sixteenth
regular session wentg.fiith year, 10
Fredericksburg, March 4.
Augustus Carter, aged sixty FIVE
yesrs, was found dead few days ago
10 bis hut 10 the woods near Ashcake.
Hanover county. For many years
Carter lived tle life OF hermit.
Capt. James I. Ferritsr, for many
years member ofthe board OF alder.
men and one of the most popular Irish
American citizens OF Richmond, died
Saturday night.
Col. L. D. starke, an eminent lawyer, died
In Norfolk Friday night at the age OF TO
years. He was colonel In the Confederate
army ct Cape Hatteras was a prominent
journalist just alter the war, and ct the tine
Of his death was president of the Norfolk
Landmark Publishing Company.
At midnight last night Joseph Higsin-
botham was taken from Roanoke to Lynch
burg under heavy guard. He was hanged to-
day for criminal assault and sn attempt to
murder Mrs. RALPH Weber, Of Lynchburg, on
the morning Of January ] 4.
The Cation separate street car measure will
have further hearing before the roads com.
mittee Of the House in Richmond today.
Every street car company in the State will
fight IL.
The contest for the jamestown ter-centen.
NAL will begin before the general laws COM
mittee Of tho House in Richmond tonight.
A movement is now sfoot to change the
name OF the SEVENTEEN Virginia Regiment 70
the First regiment.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-02-24
RECIPROCITY WITH CUBA.

The republican members OF the ways
and means committee OF the House Cd
Saturday evening voted 10 favor Of reel.
procity arrangement with Cuba, grant.
ing a reduction OF tariff duties not to ex-
coed 20 per cent. The action taken
was the adoption OF the following reso-
luton
Resolved, That it is the sense OF
the majority members of this commit.
tee, subject to the approval OF the re-
publican members OF the House In eau
Gus assembled, to be held as soon as
practicable, that the committee report
q bill 10 substance authorizing the Pres
ident ID negotiate a reciprocity treaty
with the Cuban republic when est8b-
lished, providing for the entry of our
products into Cuba upon such terms So
shall be deemed by him to be sdvan.
tageous to as provided, however, that
such treaty shall secure for oCr prod.
ucis going into Cuba duties less than
those allowed to other countries sub.
stAntislly equivalent to the concession
made by us; that the consideration
upoo our part for such treaty shsll be a
concession OF 20 per cent. OF our tariff
duties upon imports of the products OF
Cuba upon this condition: That Cuba
shall first enact our immigrs tion lave"
The action was preceded by a con.
ference at the White House between
the President aid Representatives
Grosvenor, OF Ohio; Russell, OF Con.
nectlcut. and Dalzsll. of Pen nsy lvanis,
all Of whom have heretofore stood out
against any form of reciprocity provi-
eionJ,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-02-24
FROM WASHINGTON.
Correspondence Of the Alexandria Gasetts.
Washington. February "a.


Washington, February "a.
The personal encounter between Sem
ators Tillman and McLsurin 10 the
Senate ia the talk of Washington. It is
generally believed that it will be q
month before the two Senat 1rs are
purged of contempt and restored to full
powers. Many people think that Sen
stor Spooner Is responsible for the
whole affair by his persistent nsgging
at senator Ttllman during the lstter's
speech. The latter has many sympa-
thiZers here who say that II ne had not
resented the "lie" as he did he could
not have gone back to South Carolina.
The Senats committee on privileges
and elections did not meet TODAY to
consider the case of contempt OF the
Senate against Messrs. Pillman and
McLsurin. Chairman Burrows said he
did not expect meeting would be held
until late 10 the week. Senator Till.
man says that be will vote this after
noon on the Philippine tariff bill or 60
to jail. He says the Senate is not q
judicial body and has no right to dis.
franchise his State.
Senator Martin was very anxious to
attend the banquet to be given 10 Alex.
andris tonight by Alexandria Wash.
ington Lodge OF Masons but must fore
20 that pleasure. Mrs. Martin this
morning presented the Senator with q
fine boy which will OF course keep him
at home. He is the happy recipient of
many congratulations. Mr.. SWauson
certainly expects to be present at the
banquet.
The contested election case of Mr..
Rhea of the Ninth Virginia District il
hxed for hearing next Monday. Az
the cont sstAnt, Gen. Walker. is dead.
it Is not thought that Mr.. Rhea will
have much trouble 10 retaining the seat
which he fills with much ability.
As 8 result OF the disgraceful scene on the
floor OF the Senate on Saturday there IL
swollen lump over Senstor McLsurin's right
eyebrow and senstor Tillman has 3 swollen
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-02-24
MONDAY EVENING. FEB. "a, 1902.

THE SCENE 10 the Senate on Sstur'
day evening last s much to be regretted
hut by none more than the people OF
the South. The statement made during
his speech on the Philippines bill by
Mr.. Tillman "thst the federal patron
age of a State South CaroliOa) has
been psrceiled out to q Senator since
the ratification OF that treaty" is be-
lieved by all southern democrats, who
also believe that Mr.. McLaurin acted
toward the democrats Of his Stats just
as did Gen. Malone to those OF Vir'
Qinia. This being the accsI ted BELLE
of the democratic party Mr.. McLsuriu
should have expected and been pre-
pared to take censure for his course,
and when on account of such censure
he called Senator Tillman a "liar" on
the floor OF the Senate. he made the
fret assault and received in return just
what he deserved. Although Senator
McLaurin has deserted his party and
betrayed those who elected him to the
high position he holds yet he is a South
ern man and can hardly have forgotten
that in the South the "lie" meani
fight at any time and in any place
"Willful, malicious and deliberate lie
is not pardonable language in the
Senate or any where else, no matter
what the provocstiou, and as little ex
cuse can be made for 1t as for retalia
forv blow,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-02-24
TELEGRApHlC BREVITIEs.

Five essay Offices, two in Victoris, Col, one
In Cripple Creek and two In Goldfeld, were
destroyed By powder explosions, causing
heavy property damage and jeopsrdizing
many lives. Men, women sod children asleep
in the buildings where the Offices we're locst-
ed were hurled from their beds and several
were seriously injured. The explosions oc.
CURED early this morning
Adyices from various points In Pennsyl-
ysnis are to the edsot that much appIehen-
sion exists % to the probability Of foods. Al.
ready some OF the creeks and rivers are above
their banks.
Hsrtsville, sixteen miles east of Gsladn,
Tenn, was almost devastated by fire at 2 O.
N. today, entailing loss OF 100000.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-02-24
The South Carolina Senators.

Columbia, s. O., Feb. A-Governor
Mc5weeney says If Tillman and Nc
LAurin are expelled he will appoint
other men 10 their places. He regrets
be did not accept their resiRnstlons last
spring, and save South Carolina this
latest ciisQrsce. Governor McSweeney
saws McLaurin and friends repeatedly
charged Tillmsn with stealing ten
Thousands OF dollars in whisky rebate
money. Tillman repeatedly charged
McLaurin with selling out for federal
patronage. II anything should come OF
these charges, the time has come when
the people of South Carolina should
know it. Proof should be forthcoming
on both sides.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-02-24

Tue Sons Of the 3evolutiOn gathered In the
National theater in Washington on Saturday to
hear eulogies on Washington and the reading
Of the address OF Gen. Henry Lee at Washing
tons funeral. Representative Grosvenor, OF
Ohio. known as the mouth-plece Of the sd-
ministrstiOn, was the orator of the day and
went far out Of his way to unnecessarily and
gratuitously attack and insult the people OF
the South. In referring to the civil war,
with no connection whatever with his subject,
the speaker said;
"In the war Of the rebellion land under
stand an effort is being made to change the
name of this WAT to the war between the
ststes), the war OF the rebellion it was
called, and the war Of the rebellion it will be
to me until my death. 1t was war OF re.
belliOD"
With his usual nsTTowmindednes Mr..
GTosvenOr believed he had the sympathy OF
his hearers and psused q moment, expecting
applause, but the audience, which filed every
cOrnor of the theater, amazed him by the
Kisses which broke forth from every part of
the houte. The rebuke was well deserved
and we'll administered and before Mr.. Gros-
veuor makes such another fool speech he
will be more careful to fud out where be
is "at"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-02-24

Notwithstanding the stubborn resist
snce of the republican leaders 10 con-
gress, there is no mistakiDg the indics.
tlons OF the strong desire in the party
for revision OF the tariff, lest the PEG.
pIe should undertake the measure in a
way that would be fatal to the whole
protective system. Thus far 10 the
present contest for tariff reform not
even Senator Stewart, or Representa-
tive Grosvenor, has mentioned the
intrieues OF the Golden Club to under
mine the protective system with British
gold.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-02-24
clerks Wise suggestion.

81 have lately been much troubled with dye
pepsis, belching and sour stomach, writes III,
:. Mead, leading pharmacist OF Attleboro
Mass. II could eat hardly anything without
suffering several honrs. Ny clerk suggested
try Kodol Dyspepsia Care which did with
most happy results. have had no more
trouble and when one can 60 to eating minee
pie, cheese, candy and nuts after such time
their digestion must be pretty good: en-
dorse Kodol Dyspepsia Cure heartily" You
don't hsve to diet. Eat all the good food
you want tut don't overload the stomach.
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure digests your food.
For sale By E. s. Leadbeater u Sons.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-02-24

Ex-PREsIDENT Grover Cleveland has
declined the invitation of President
Roosevelt to attend the dinner at the
White House 10 honor Of Prince Henry,
assigning ill-health as reason. But
Mr.. Cleveland was In Baltimore yester'
day on his way back home from a sue
csssful ducking trip and was in good
health and spirits. What happens to
Mr.. Cleveland when be goes ducklngP
Aitsr one Of such trips while he was
President he came near Involving the
country in war with Great Britain.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-02-24
The Market.
Georgetown, Feb. 24.-Whest 75A62.

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a Cough or Cold at once. Conquer Croups,
Whooping Cough and Measle Cough without
fall. Best for Bronchitis, HoAIseness, Grippe
Pneumonia, Consumption and Lung Alec
TONS Gives quick, sure results: Price zoe
Sold By Richard Gibson and all oruggists'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-02-24
Iast OF Unbalanced Letters.
DIED..

On Sunday, February %, 1902, at half
past ten p. m, RICHARD CHAPMAN BRIs-
zoe, in the SD year Of his age.
Asleep In Jesus; Oh, how sweet.
From which none ever wakes 10 weep.
Funeral tomorrow Tuesday, afternoon
from bis late reideuee, 115 Prince street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-02-24
THE LEGISLATURE.

Neither the Senate nor the House
was Ia session an hour on Saturday, and
10 neither branch was there transacted
business OF hardly passing Importance.
SENATE.
A number OF bills were introduced,
and many were passed under the sus.
pension of the rules. It is quite MOTTO
able that the members of the Senate
are not nearly so watchful Of the pas.
cage of bills without their being refer
red 10 committee as they were when
the body was Ia session before the
recess. Among the bills introduced
was one by Mr.. Bruce to amend sn
act prescribing the mode Of obtaining
license to sell liquors.
HOUSE.
The veto OF Governor Montague of
the bill incorporating the Old Dominion
Development Company, of Newport
News, was taken from the table, and
it was sustained by q unanimous vote.
Bills were introduced to protect sheep
and other stock In Virginia; to prevent
the sprta1 OF infectious diseases: to
regulate the employment Of child labor.