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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-09-20
nctiz fir SteuerzabIer.

Der Staotratb pat beantta8t,
SaB bic geroffentIiGttn8 Der Elite
Der raGftamoi9en stemersabIer fur
1901 BITS stun 1. Setober uerfwptets
tueroe ttto nat feraer aett stemers
Solicitor a%m8etpteiea, tpdtremo otS
Wonats septeHtber BITE Grtebnns
boa strafem tno &nitem In @ees
faH-fomntem sm laifem, tno ssMr
Dom +. SSa:nt 1902 on ssinfem IL.
bere6mem fur iol6e stemer4etraee,
Die Dor Sem 1. Sftober be5abtt
neroen.
3ablt jebt ano ,tnteebt oaour6
Die 3ablmms bon Grtra : Qottets
TITO Sie Wer6ffemtlt@um9 cures
Nantems anf Der riGtfaMSteem
Stemerltte.
~. ~. JeRnien,
Stdottf@er gtemers Solicitor.
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unter rpel1en bas gauge 2ano auf
rio 9nitpr thinner an Ipihph1 hnt

unter melben oas gauge 9ano auf
Die Dauer ibper 81 leioen bot.
Staats1efretdr 0ap batte allo pDQz
itdnoig &eht, peun er oageeen prD=
teItirte, oaB Die Solgen Der WttB=
mirttibaft in ben ninterelianten"
2dnoern uno 2dnbben bes iuopits
eurDpdiihen r6alb Ilien" auf Die
Ser. Staten abeemdlat merben ipn=
ten uno oaB man bieie our Iblaeez
rungSidtte, gu ben dumping
grounds" fit alien Nbfau uno allies
@erimpel bes Oltens MAIDEN mole!
NQem Mnibein nah erfennt man
BON Seiten Der 8erliner Sianatur=
Mdhte bieIen Broteit bes Scr. Sap
als ourbaus berehti9t an, tpenigz
items 1T bereits unter benz Saz
tum bes 10. September in Walbz
ton aus 2pnbpn Die Berliberune ein=
getrpfen, baB man balom0glibit Der
Mneelegenbeit ndber treten uno iib
in 8esug oarauf 5undbit aub init
Der oeutiben &eihs< 8egierung in
8erbinoune leben merbe.
Sn Wien lbeinen bic Nniibten
iiber bas gorgeben bes Scr. SAP eli
%nigermaBen eetbeilt gu. fem. Man
giebt amar gu. baB Die Ser. Staten
einen perniinftigen @runo CUR 8e=
ibperbe baben, ALIEN man meint,
Die Sablage auf Der Balfan=6 albz
INTEL lei iebt cine anbere mie por "a
Sabren uno fir oieie in5niI6en ein=
getretenen gerdnoeruneen birfe man
Die 8erliner Signaturmdbte nibt
peranttpprtlib MAIDEN. Wan meint in
Wien aber, bieie Wdbte tpiiroen iib
ibon balo babin einieen, lire biplu=
ntatil1en 8ertreter in 8ufareit gu
initruiren, eingebenoe Beribte uber
Die Sage Der rumdnii1en Suben ein=
sureiben. @leib5eittg begt man
aber in ben @iener Meaierunesfrei=
zen, pie es beiBt, 3neifel bariber,
Db ireeno pelde pDr Der rumdniihen
Negierung gu erlaiienoe MbbIlfs=
WaBregeln mod i'm 5tanbe iein mer=
ben, Die in fsluB geratbene 9D1futb
Der rumdniiben Waiienausmanoe=
rung nieoer einauodmmen unb su=
ridsuitauen.
Die 8erliner Brel1e beseibnet bic
6anolungsmetie 6aps nit ieltener
@~initimmigfeit als retpas abiDlut
@eues auf Dem @ebiete Der Diploma
tie" begriBt oielelbe aber sueleif)
als elm nribmlibes gintreten gu
8unIten Der 9umanitdt uno gegen
elm ihmabpDues internatipnales
unrebt. Die frei1innige .goIfiihe
3eitung" erfldrt in Beaug bierauf:
rDie Ser. Staaten baben 1i1 elm
Mnrebt auf ben Danf Der aeiammten
ciuiliiirten Welt ermDrberI uno es lit
eigentlib cine Shmab uno cine
Sbanoe fir Die Hegierungen gurp=
pas, Dab es erit Der Gnregung BON
Nmerifa aus bebarf. UNI gen 6int=
mel ihreieroen WiBitdnben in @u@
ropa abaubelfen!"
unb oas liberale r8erl. Tagebl."
meint: Die biplDmatiihe NDte bes
Staatsiefretdrs 0ap 1T elm lauter
Nppen an Die 6umanitdt, pelbe in
8umdnien in Der idmahpDllten
Weiie geibdntet mDrben lit. Die
iunga amerifaniihe @eltmabt fiibrt
iiH in geraoe5u gldn5enber Weile
oaourb elm. baB iie als @ortfiibre=
rim unb 8urtdmpferin fir Die Menlh,
lihfeit, @erehtigfeit unb @eligiDns=
freibeit auftritt. Sic be1hdmt ba=
ourb Die garae .alte @elt", inoem
iie oieielbe an lire cipiliiatoriiden
Yflihten erinnert!"
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Sphm Qnnh

erhielt emit cine unumiGrdnfte rihters
lide @eipalt ibertraeen, oa iih Die 8plp>
nialeeiebe ais unsuldnglid ertpielen. Sn
eeuiiier 8e5iebuna pdre audi beute mod
elm Sobn 9pnh nbt6ig, unb sfuar ees
gen bic NuadlaIber. 8eionoers 1dblimm
treiben es oiele @%epiienloien aber nit
ben &rmen, tpeldbe an Sdmprrbuiben
leiben uno nif]t %iuiiien, baB es fir oiele
lhreflibe uno ibmersbafte 8rantbeit Elm
=a assI6as .x M httt e 9Misbt, ndm5I9 Or.
feblbares @ttttel lit niht gu ptel selast.
DEM Seoermann fpiro a~ufgeforbert, licb
5u iiber5eu9en, inoem BON P. Neustaed-
ter &Co., Box l216, New York, 8rpben
foitenfrei oerlanst neroen.
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Mrbeiteu gaa uus Nod,t.

PAS geibaftioite unb mirtunes=
ooulte fleine Ding, pelbes iema(s
bergeiteut tpuroe, iino Die DR.. Kings
New Life Pills. 9ieie 8iuen Der.
ruanoeln Sbwdbe uno Ibeelpannts
belt in 8raft uno @nereie; fino oas
bette uno pirtiamite Mitte( aurn
@ieberaufbau Der @eiunobeit. Nur
25 Gents per Shahtel. grbaltlid
bel s. 8alteper & Spbn, @eo. s. &.
Sbmitt, @igentbumer, uno N6.
OreiB.
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spmtberu pacific Balm.

NofQ1rts
Ra@ Stem Orleans, 5oufon unb @al.
uefton taglih. $1,000. 1915 Mittags,
uno $50 Ibenos.
Na6 81 Baio, @aliforuien unb Merito
9:l5 Born.
Neab Morb<Seras. ct. 2Dmis unb gbica<
go katy Flyer ........8:30 Mbenbs.
Mntunt.
Won Noro<EeIaS, ct. 2ouis unb Chicago
(Katy Flyer .........8 800 MDrgens.
Npn Hfep Orleans, 9ouftDn unb @al<
beiton tGglib.. 80 Mprgens
unb 5:45 Nadm.
Bon 81 Baio, galifornien un6 Merifo
........... .........7 700 Mben6s.
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NJ


SIN Sabre 1900 CAB es, nie Der
Genius ausmies, in ben Ser. Staas
ten 1885, 1922 Berionen, Die fir
ibren 2ebensunterbalt arbeiteter1.
Dieler Beripnen MAIDEN ettpa stpei
Tinftel Der @eiammtbepDlferung
aus, ober etpaS mebr ais Die 6dlfte
aQer @inmDbner, nelbe bas sebnte
Gebersiabr iiberldritten batten.
GDn bielen Irbeitern tparen 5,319=
912 neibliben @elbledts, uno oiele
biloeten nabeSu ben finften 9beil
Der gelatnmten tpeibliben 8eo6lfez
rune iber 10 Sabre; nit anberen
8orten ieoe finite Srau arbeitete in
ir9enb einem Beruf, um ibren Dber
Der Sbrigen 2ebenSunterbalt gu err
perben.
Die nDn ben Srauen in ben lebz
ten Sabren entpidelte @rperbstbd-
tigfeit eritredt iid auf fait ale @e=
biete pom StaQ< uno 2aufbur1hen
an biz gum 20fomotipfibrer, 6uf'
i6mieo uno Mfaibinenbetser. SIN
Sabre 1900 tparen nabesu cine Mils
linn Srauen i'm Gferbau uno in ip=
aenannten profe5itoneaen Berufen
Gals Ner5te, Nopofaten u. berel.),
1.315 800 in Sabrifen unb Werf=
itdtten, cine babe MiaiDn i'm SAM
Del uno 8erfebr, unb enblid) srpei
Mtiaionen - alio nur spei 9rittel
Der atbeitenoen 6%rauen-als DienItz
boten tbdtia.
Wenn eS alio unieren Sausfrauen
iAwer faut, DienitbDten 81 befonnz
men, unb nod ibmerer fdut, fie gu
bebalten, 10 finoet oies feline einfabe
@rtldrung barin, baB Die Srauen
INNER mebr ben 9ienit in Der Sa=
Mile nit Der Nrbeit in Den Offices,
Werfitdtten uno Sabrifen nertau=
iben. @1brenb i'm Sabre 1890
nod 42.6 BrD5ent Der 5rauen bdusz
libe Nrbeit perri1teten, betrua bic
8abl Der OienitbDten nab benz Gem
ius bonn Sabre 1900 nod 1874 Bros
gent.
Ob oiele SnpaIiDn oes meibliben
@elblehtS in iDlhe 8erufsarten,
tpelhe friber Die bDbit eieene Do
maine oes Wannes biloeten, elm
Seaen ooer elm Sbaoen lit, oariiber
1T ia in lester 8eit piel eeftritten
poroen. Seoenfaqs lit benz Wanne
oaourb cine reht empfinblibe Som
furren5 ermahien. Cine 2obus
berabiebune tpar bic erite fiblbare
| SDlge Der ausgeoehnten Srauen=
arbeit, uno oieie 8errinseruns oes
2obnes miro BON ben Wtdnnern,
namentli6 BON iplben, Die cine
Samilie gu ernGbren baben, rebt
ihmer5lib empfunoen. Cine peitere
ipirbare Solge lift Die o~erer1Berte
Shmieriafeit, nit Der ~beutsutaee
iunge Wdnner. uro 5tpar inlonber<
belt ioibe, Die Office. Nrbeit Iud)en,
cine linen suiaeenoe Ste1ung fin=
ben. @s lit nur natiirlib, oaB @ez
ibaftsleute iiberau oa 5rauen ein=
ltellen. tuo oieie bel mdBiaerem 2obn
elm gleibeS ooer bod nabe gleifes
Auantum Irbeit leiiten tDnnen, su=
NAL bod AUDI Srauen in nidt wenis
gen Berufsarten iid als PATHFINDER er=
tpeiien als Wdnner.
Weit tiefer lieaenoe aolsen Der
auSgeoebnten grnerbstbdtiateit Der
5rauen auBerbalb Der ibnen in eriter
3inie ~autommenben Nrbeit in ben
5amilien tperoen iib balo aenua
iiiblbar MAIDEN, unb jebenfaQ8 sulebt
niht oieieniaen Sbdoiauneen, oenen
Der meibli6e 8Drper burb mandeu
8eruf mebr alS Der mdnnliHe aus
aeiebt lift. Cine Degeneration bes
peibliben @eiblebtes. lomeit Der
8Drper in 8etraht tommt, 1T la
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TEXAS MANTEL & DECORATING co,
9as "WENNA"-6aus
513 aNeSumftum. strase.

Shbl6e fiible 8intmer (-m6blirt
ODER unmDblirt--) Staten $1.25 bis
$3.50 pro Gag. &eguldre WablSei.
ten 20 Cts. Nusaesei6neter Gid.
Eeoucirte Staten pro Wonat.
Srau st. &rabenbnbL,
giaentbimerin.
212 & 214 Wain Guenue.
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Giienba9n Tabr= Ylan.
S. 4 6. q. wabn.

alien 0DrbsSeras ~8untten ........
7.30 Iorm.
Noh ct. Souls, Mempbis unb benz
Sfet .l2.30 WttttQGS.
gtab yloro<Seras, Sante Sc unb SriscD~
Hunften .S.15 Mben6s.
yfab ct. Souls, @acD unb benz Often
800 Mbents.
ytab GareoD nno MericD 800 @prm.
Nnfunft.
BON st. 9ouis nnb benz 8 fen. II. 80 8prm.
Bon NDr6~5eras, Santa Sc unb Srisco<
Suntten S.45 NOrrt.
GDn lDcalen Hur1ften .......S.45 Nadhm.
BON ct. 2Duis unb benz Often IL. As Nbos.
Son 9areoD nnb Merito. -. 12.1 Nadbm.
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9. u. & II. q. 8abn.

0ab guero, Y0afum, Souton uno Sal
peftDn, tdgiib. 900 BDrm.
Na6 Corpus gbrifti, 6ofport unb Bee
billie t69ltb.. 2.40 Nahm.
Nab 86rne uno 8errniIIe, tdgliH. .....
.9:15 Born.
Nnfunft.
Bon GuerD, goafum. 8omitDn unb Sol.
peft0n, tdgli6. Mben6s.
TDn Corpus @brift, 8ofpDrt unb Bee
billie tdglib.. .2:O5 Nadbm
Bon 86rne unb 8erroiue. td9lih.....
1880 Mbenos.
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3m bermietbett :

Cine aerdumiee Office i'm oberen
StDdmerf beS Sreie 8reiie Sc
bduoes, SEQ. 216 Oft Commerce
StraBe. @af5ufragen in Der Office
Der nTreien Brelie".
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Grenriiouen Der 5. & g. g.


Wab @aibingtpm, .. g.: National<
Selblaser Der G.. A. R. Sebr nieorige
Staten. Sabrfarten>Musgabe am g.. 8.
unb 4. Sftober. @altis Bis gum IL. DIT.
nit 8erldnsermnss<Hebt bis 8. Sob.
WaH Marlin. Seq, benz sroBen eur
Ort. Niebrise grcnriiDns@8aten. 5abr-
fartens Musgabe tpdbren6 oes gan5en Sab
res. Our &ldfabrt siltig fur ben 3eit-
raum bon 60 3a9en.
CONNER : Grcmriipnen nab pielen
Srten IN Seras nue i'm 9or6en unb
Often. Niebrise 5abrpreiie. 6abrtars
Der. @iltis bis gum 81. DIT.
@esen aler srtuiinihten @nsftnfte
tpenbe nan iib IN:
.. S Brice, g. g & aat.,
8aleitine, 5eras.
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~. 8. & =. wabu.

Nbfabrt.
Nab 8aco, Sort 8ortb, Dallas, RanIas
Gttp, ct. Souls unb Chicago, tdglidb,
(Snniet SepDt) ........9.30 Mpr9ens,
uno $50 Mbenbs.
Nntunt:
Bon Chicago, ct. 9ouis, &anias 9th,
9aIas, Sort @orth unb @acD, tdalib
(Suniet 9epot( ........8.00 Muroens,
uno $50 Mbenbs.
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Raeumungs Baar- Ausverkauf

Wir haben fir ben Wonat Sep
TENDER einen sroBen &dumunes=
8aarz Nusperfauf belhlpf1en!
Iaes mas uir fibren, miro gum
&%oitenpreile losaeiblaeen meroen,
aber nur eeeen 8aarsablung! 9a=
peten BON . Gents Die Stole auf=
warts. &amine nit aqem 8ubeb6r,
8tloer uno &abmen su ben nieorie=
item Breilen. Infer 2aeer 1T gu
groB getuproen uno mir mii1ien ba@
Der rdumen!
TEXAS MANTEL & DECORATING co.
513 @afs0omftpn.s traRe.
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Der StolS zines eolen WenlAen
erbebt iid iber anoere, Der Stols
zines uneolen ernieoriQt anbere.
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10. ~. JeRnisn,
Stdotif6er S~tetters@ Solicitor.
6. S4enermeler's Tamilienaarteu

erfreut iih megert ieiner ausge8eiHs
neten &ihe bes beften @nfes BET
0ieiigen uno Sremben unb mirb
acknowledgement BON Jreunben elmer
auten beutibert Soft itarf patrpni.
lirt. Delitatefien Der GaiiDn ert.
lpredenb. Wilhereiprobutte alIer
Nrt. SIN Saloon finbet man ftets
friibeS 8ier, CUTE Weine, 2iqu5re
uno gigarren. Sbeuermeger's sSas
miliengarten 1T Elm grbDlungsplab
eriter 9laiie.
~ 4alf, cement, Sanb, Wa6.
feline, fe~uerfeite Steine unb TbDn.
9beer unb Mspbaltpapier Dabpappe.
9beer uno Ispbalt, Del, Terpentin,
Sarben, @laS &c. &c. ftets purrGt6io
bel S. 6. 9telmattts, 306 OFT
gOmmerce=6 tyABe. 0ieorige Yreife,
quite Waare inpie quite unb reele
Beoienung ueroen gnrantirt. =
EelepbDn 4101
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@mlf sbpre 8abm.

Mbfabrt.
Nab 9apernia, SUTHERLAND Springs,
Stodoale, tdglih, ........ 800 Borm.
Mnfunft.
Bon StDd6ale. Sutberlans Springs nnb
3%apernia, tdalih, .......2:30 Wahm
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DE
MehCnCeDndR d|WMC Go, Lid,

Uert"etH uHI DIE 1putInwe
DAB he bic ein5ige breitIpurige Clinic bon Der grense
Der Yer. Staten nod Der 9auptitaot Megito 1T;
DAB lie bic ein3i9e Clinic II, bic Dem ~reiienoen
Yablitum Die groBen nit YintIh @as erleuhteten
Dab man nit ofeier Clinic obne Waeenpe1fel bon
st: Souls nat Der Stabt Megito reiien tam;
DAB g Die ein5ige 2inie BON 81 paio nod Der
sta6t Merifo lit.
Die Clinic fhbrt our6 Is bon ben 81 Gtaaten Der
Republif.
gSenn Sbr eine 0eidaftSreiie uiadpt. oebt
babtn, tpp 0efdbdfte eetban tuerben. gur bier
Edible bon iiber IS 200 Ginpobnern in Der Republit
neroen bon Der Merican Central Babn ui6t berhbrt.
Sdgli6er Shlafpagenbient 5niIden st. 2onis
nno Staot Wterito, 81 paio uno Staot MeSifo uno
nfngefebrt.
c. r. HUDSON, W. D. MURDOCH
q. E. u. g. u. q. g. "a.
Stabt Merico.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-12-02
No Threat From Morgan & Co.
Needed to Get Him Into
Northern Securities.
But the Game Was So Neatly Ar
ranged That He Had
to Get In.
His Evidence in the Merger Case
Was Taken Privately One ..
= Day Last Week.
Special to The Journal.

Special to The journal.
New York Dec. 2.---Much surprise was
aroused throughout the financial district
by the announcement that the testimony
of e. II. Hartman in the federal suit
AGAINST the Northern Securities Northern
Pacific Great Northern merger had been
takea in private in Harriman's office. The
hearing in question occurred one day last
week and apparently without the prelimi-
nary publicity which has heretofore char
acterized the sessions. ~
1t was explained to-day that the Harri-
man testimony was to the effect that he
was forced into the Northern Securities
company by the push of events.
The talk of retiring the preferred stock
of the Northern Pacific company. by which
action he would have lost control of the
property. caused him to go into Securities
Morgan & Co. had made no direct
threats as such a course was unnecessary
The situation was patent without threats
Mar Hartman said he and his associates
10 held q par value of $4,000. 900 Northern
Pacific stock. They finally agreed to turn
in their Northern Pacific stock at Sis a
share. The price for Great Northern was
fixed at $50.
Mr.. Hartman declared that he was not
consulted about the forma ton Of the hold
Ing company.
You made no Inquiries as to where the
corporation was to be formed or the
amount Of it's capital?' Mr.. Hartman was
asked.
Il knew. Of course. the amount Of its
capital stock replied the witness. "but
did not go into the particulars Of the for
nation Of the company at ALL
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-12-02
IN THE HOUSE,
The Day Is Given Up to LISTENING to the
MESSAGE :"

washington, Dec. 2.-The house met at
noon. Gordon Russell, vino was elected to
I'LL the vacancy caused by the death of
X. Z. Degraffenreid of, Texas, and Ed
ward Swan, filling the vacancy caused by
the death of, Amos J. Cummings of New
York, appeared at the bar and took the
oath. Vi -. x. ...ls.& -. = :,
The speaker announced the following
committee appointnlents:;:ssa ;.l a. So. :.
Mr.. Hill (ConnecticuD on ways and means:
Mr.. Palmer Pennsy lvanay on Judiciary: Mr.,
Fowler dNew Jersey director of the Columbian
institution for the deaf and dumb, and Mr..
Jenk1n tWisconsfnl as consulting trustee Of the
reform school of the District Of Columbia.
The house then took recess until 1890,
to await the arrival of the president s
message.
The reading Of the message was. lis
tened to attentively, especially those por-
tons relating to the regulation of trusts,
the tariff and the isthrnian canal BILL
There were no demonstra tons until the
reading was concluded, when there was a
generous outburst Of applause on the re-
publican side. .u .:-. ,.
The presidents message was referred to
the committee of the whole house on the
state Of the union without objection.
Mr.. Cannon moved to consider to-raor-
row the bill to defray the expenses Of the
anthracite coal strike commission. 1t was
so ordered.
The house, at 1:40 p. M, as a further
mark of respect, adjourned. -''
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-12-02
SOME CAPITAL PICK.UPS
Heavy Run of Northwestern Items
Strained Out of Congress
Busy Day."


from Tho Journal Bureau, Room IS, Post Build
ing Washington. '.,i
Washington. Dec. 1.-The secretary Of
the interior has made favorable report
on Senator CANDLES bill to allow the sale
by local land officers of isolated or dis
connected tracts OF land heretofore and
hereafter opened to settlement and entry
thunder the homestead laws. - - '.ss~'.'
Leading members of the house commit
tee on Indian affairs had conference
with Commissioner Jones to-day to con-
slider the Indian appropriation bin. AS
now prepared it includes only estimates
submitted by the secretary Of the
treasury, but additions will undoubtedly
be made before the bill is reported to the
house. Chairman Sherman expects to
put the bill through the house before the
holiday recess.
Assistant Secretary Of the Treasury
Taylor has settled upon the Ma
loney lot corner Of Sherman and Pine
streets. as the site for the public build
ing at Deadwood. S. D. 1t is 1OOx225 feet
in size and will cost 100000. Special
Agent Lowe recommended the Seim site,
but his choice was overruled when it was
shown that his objections to the Maloney
lot were not we'll founded.
Representative Tawney introduced bill
to increase the pension of Luther May OF
Leroy to $50 month.
Representative Burke introduced a bill
to pension Mary Bradley, mother OF
Charles w. Simmons, late private il
Company Fl, Fifty-seventh Illinois infan.
try, at $12 month.
Representative Morris recommended J
w. Wright for postmaster at Swan River
Representative Martin had an inter.
view with Fish Commissioner Bowers the
result Of which will be the recommends
ton Of an appropriation Of $40, 900 for the
completion and improvement Of the fish
hatchery at Spearfish S: D. The com
missioner will also recommend the ap.
pointment of one additional laborer there
and increase the salaries Of laborers from
$45 to $50 q month.
Thomas II. Shevlin and Mrs. Shevlir
arrived in Washington last night to re
main about a week. when they will go t.
Minneapolis. Mr.. Shevlin took luncheon
with the delegation in the house restau
rant.
Senator Clapp said to-day that he would
cooperate with the house members of tn,
Minnesota delegation to secure the pas
sage OF the Red Lake Indian treaty bill
When an effort was made to bring it III
last session, Chairman Cannon Of the ap
propria lions committee was opposed be
cause it carried large appropriation
The delegation will make a strong effort t.
win him over to the support of the bill
at this session.
w. w. Jermane.
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WORK FOR The CABINET
Negotiations in Havana Are Har-
monious The Matter Of a
Venezuelan Loan.

Washington. Dec. :. Foreign affairs
were discussed briefly at the cabinet
meeting to-day. Secretary Hay has en-
couraging reports from Havana. Minister
Squiers and General Bliss are working in
harmony with a spectal, comm ission des-
ignated by Presiden alma to draw a
satisfactory recfpro its treaty. 9
Venezuelan affairs were also touched
upon, specially W It'll reference Ito the
plans Of some New York financiers to re-
lieve Venezuela's en1barrassm by
floating a loan The government would
be glad to see this done If it could be ac-
eomplished without e my Diving the United
States in any bility of forcing pay
ment. SssfS Il ' t Il. 49,
;" The case OF Lieutenant Owens Of the
navy, who was recently tried by court
martial for financial Irregularities AMI
absence from his ship without leave, with
the service. was taken up. An appea
has been taken by Lieutenant Owens tc
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CARRIE ALMOST MOBBED
She Denounced the Late President
and Sioux City Crowd
\ Rushed for Her.

Epecial to Tho Journal. 49,. o..
Sioux City, Iowa. Dec. Mrs. Carrie
Nation barely. escaped being mobbed at
the First Methodist church yesterday af-
ternoon. She denounced Mckinley in the
most slanderous words, declaring he put
less brains into his work than any other
president, and called him "thc brewers
president .a.. st. .l.f.s. (,
Don't defame our beloved president
a man in the audience shouted e.
Hes no beloved president Of mine, y
Mrs. Nation retorted and abused McKin-
ley's memory the more.
The crowd would have dragged her from
the pulpit had not Evangelist English. sit
ting on the platform, come to her rescue
She was compelled to speak three times
in order to accommodate the thousands
that left their work in nidafternoon tc
hear her
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The governor. realized the fact and de-
terplined to go slow. He refused to talk

The governor, realized the fact and de-
terpined to go slow. He refused to talk
to-day for publication. r..
DR.. Babcock started out to find him,
calling first at the capitol. The governor
was not there this morning, SO the Wa
dena candidate went to the Aberdeen and
sent up his card. The governor received
him and they had a talk of some. duration.
Neither party to the conversation would
discuss it afterward. 1t is sur1nfsed how
ever, that DR.. Babcock renewed his
pledges of loyalty to the administration
and sought the governors Endorsement
1t is certain that he received no encour-
agement, else the news Of it would al
ready be heralded abroad -,
The Governor VIII Not shIrk.
The governor will not shirk the re-
sponsibility. Tomorrow, after ne mas
thoroughly gone over the situation, he will
submit to an interview. There is no
doubt, even at Babcock headquarters, as
to the character Of the statement he will
make. They realize that, as the contest
has shaped itself, there is only one thing
for the governor, to do and that is to de-
clare that DR.. Babcocks election would
not be satisfactory to him. 49,
The. Babcock men say that they will not
stop the fight then. They will keep 1T up
hotter than ever and do away with all
pretense Of being friendly to the admin
istration. They also hint that they Will
clay for the governor In all his futrbe
career. '-- ......'' 80: .-..
The charge has been freely made thai
the fight is really for Van SAINT as an as.
pirant for Senator Clapp's scat. The. idea
is ridiculed by the governors friends, who
say that such thing is farthest from the
governors thoughts, and that when he
| talks he will undoubtedly say as much, il
| plain langua ge. .-:.....,. 81. .. 81
| The governor appeared at the capito
| this afternoon and took up his work wher
he had left it. He declined to make an.
statement for publication to-day, 'sayin.
that he wished to take time to look owe
the situation carefully. He had not seel
twin city newspapers in two weeks. H
is much improved by his rest of tire
weeks, although suffering from cold.