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REPEnIlelH E|llAJ|00RITIYI DEFEATED.
DEa0CCRaTs ASD BEET SUGAR
REPUBLICANS UHlEEFcRcEs.
The Chair GyeTriied and Differ
entail Renewed Ero;a Refined
Sugar Coming From cuoa.

Washington, April lS.-The Demo
Gratis and the Republican insurgents
rode rougnsaod oversthe hoase leaders
todayzwhen the voting began on tire
Cuban reciprocity BIZ. I'hev- over
threw the ruling of the cnair IN con-
m;ttee OF the whole on tie question OF
the zgern,aneness cf an amendment to
remove the differential from refined
sugar during existence OF the
reciprocity agreement provided! for N
the bill. TIE vote to- overrule the
decision of the chair. made by Mr..
Sherman OF ssew York, was I'll to i:35o,
to the number Of 81 join
ing with solid Democratic .ote to
accomplish this result. s5aving won
this preliminary victory the amend
ment was adopted IL committee,
1G4-11I, and later In house by st,it
larger ma jolitv, 1910. On this @oe-
easion 81 Republicans voted With the
Democrats Tor tie amendment.
bill was then passed by an zoverwhe!n-
ing majority 22A4T-52
IN ANALYSIS of the vote shows. that
124 Republicans and l23 Democrats vot-
ed for the amended bill and % Repuall7
cans and 10 Democrats against it.
Grosvenor of Ohio was one Of those
who =voted against the bill. The@vot-
ing on the #billwa the elimination of
along struggle which began almost
With the inception OF tthhis session OF
congress, ard after two weeks of con-
tinuons debate during which much
bitterness was aroused. Today debate
was of an exceedingly lively character,
the feature being the echoes of last
nights Democratic caucus. 10 that
caucus the defeat of the sRepublican
leaders who sought to- pass the bill
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favored or shielded. For the very
reaosn that the president intends to
back up the army in the hear51est
fashion in every lawful and legitimate
method Of doing It's work he also
intends to see thai the most rigorous
care is exercised to detect and prevent
any cruelty OF brutality and that
men who are gull tty thereof are pun
ished. Great as the proyocation has
been IN dealing with fees who habit
naliy resort to treachery, murder ana
torture against our men, nothing can
Justify ii:f or will be held to justify.tst
use of torture or inhunan conanct5 OF
any kind on the part O. the american
army = y G es1e -1ls-asoos, = ~ -
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oBJEgI Of GRuzzIp| AAeeEEREl BILL
Republicans GHe. to Trade j
SoHtherners Would Vote on Gu
ban Bill.

Washington, April l77.-The Demo
Gratis OF the house at caucus held soz
night by avery large majority, esti-
mated at three tosone, adopted TIE fol-
loving resolu ton, introduced by Mr..
Swanson Of irginia
Resolved, That we favor the re-
noyal of. the diferential or refined
sugar both from Cuba. and elsewhere
and believe thatsn amendments are
properly IN order and we insist that s
is the duty of all Democrats to vote
wheneve; opportunity is given to have
these amendments added to the pend
ing bill providing for Cuban reeipro-
city. We are opposed 20 the adoption
of the previous question when the bill
IS reported to the house unless it shall
have been properly amended IN COM
mittees OF the whole as this Will pre-
vent an opportunity for Just and prop
er amendment with recorded votes on
the same.
Resolved, surther, That the action
sof this caucus is binding.
The caaces was rather turbulent
during the early partsoffs the evening,
but toward the close the differences
disappeared and it broke up amid evi-.
sdence OF harmony and good feeling.
The action taken tonight bind the
Democrats to vote to abolish the diff
feren5ial on refined sugar and against
the preyious question.
Those who we're instrumental IL.
calling the caucus wanted the members
Of their party to present a united front
npon taez proposition to take the dif-
Serentia Of Of refined sugar Repre-.
sentative Hay OF Virginia presided aad.
Representative Cowherd of Missouri
acted ess secretary .2:ss
Ninetv-fo2r Democrats were present.
From shevery outset the caucus was.
of=an exciting character. Mr.. Under
wood Of a tabaEa who got the floor.
Immediately after tie meeting was
called to order. threw a bonbsheM Into
the caucus by announcing that over
lures lures had come to him from tie Re-
publican side By which 1t was to be.
agreed that Che Republican leaders.
would abandon the Crampacker resoln-
ton to investigate Toe southern cleo
ton laws the delegations from the
States concerned North Carolina,
.SouS5h Carolina, Alabama, Mississippi,
Louisiana and Virginia. woald aid
the majority to close debate and would
vote against the appeals which will
be taken from the decisions Of the.
chair when the motions to open ap the
bill to general amendments offered.
Mr.. Underwood declined to give the
name cf the Republican from whom
these assurances regarding the aban-
sdonment of the Crunspacke1 resolu-#
tticn came, ard although arguing that
It was to the interests Of the States.
involved to accept the offer made he
stated that the agreement had not been
positively accepted, and for himself
agreed to abide by the decision Of the.
caucus TIE Democratic vote on
Wednesday to close depate-came prin-
=cipally from the States mentioned
above.
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ga neigh5oy ran IL with bottle OF
Chanber]ain:s Colic, Cholera and Dlar-
rhoea Remedy When my son was suffer
irg with severe cramps and was given up
as beyond hope by my reguler physician,
who stands high in his profession. After
administering three doses of it my son
=repained consciousness and recovered en-
tirely within "a hours says Mrs Mary
sHaller, of Mt Crawford, Va This rene:
DIV Is forsale BY DR. a j China.
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Wants TO Help Others.

T had stomach trouble ell my life, =
says Edw Meh.er, proprietor Of the Onion
Bottling Works, Erie, a,ssssand tired all
kinds Of remedies, went5to several doc
tors and spent considerable money tryinggs
to get moments peacs. Finally read.
of Koaol Dyspepsia Cure and have been
taking i to my great atissssction never
found It's equal for stomach trouble and
gladly recommend 1t in hope that p may ma
help othe- sufferers. Kodol Dyspepsia
Cue cures all stomach troubles. You don't
have to diet. kodo! Dyspepsia Cure de
gests what you eat. Hughson q Co.
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JOEI.
feer. in an instant, asking Mr. Little
field to whom he referred, when Mr.
Underwood arose and was about to
interrupt him. but the latter was ap-=
pealed to by scme OF his Democratic
colleagues and he took his seat.
Mr.. Littlefeld IN reply to Mr.. Grcs-
venor. said he thought MI. PayEe, tic
chairman Of toe wassz and means COM
mittee, should make a statement and
the Republican leader was iust about.
to do so when Mr. Underwood again
arose. desire TO say just one
word, said lie. II have never made.
any s9ch charges as the gentleman
repeats eit;ler. IN a Democratic Caucus
or elsewhere.
The Republicans apnlauded tb;;s tib;;s
sta te,nents and both Nfr Underwood
and Mr. Payne sas#doSn.
Il have accomplished my purpose.
said Mr.. LiitttleGe!d. {: have succeed
& ed in vin9icating the Republican ma
joriJy.
leader, contended stnat the amendment
was in order Ee thought Speaker.
Blaiae's decision was conclusive. As
Mr.. Richardson concluded the Demo.
Icrats cried, Vote, Vo..e.''
But several Republicans were on
their feet calling fer recognition.
Dir. Sherman, New York. who vas IN
the chair; recognized Mr.. Grosvenor
who called attention to the fact that
Blaine, great as he was as q parlia-
mantarian. had been oyerruled repeat
sedly.
Mr. De Almond, llEiissouri, suggested.
that TIE chair should submit the
point OF order to the haose. He OBJ.
served ironically that he thought the
chairman had not made up his
mind.
Whether the chair rules this
amendment IN order or not. said be,
we Will at least find out who are for
the sugar trust and who are against
it.,
Mr. Morris, Minnesota. concluded
the debate upon the point OF order
with a strong speech against it.
In a very elaborate ruling. MI.
Sherman of New York, who was IN
the chair, sustained the point OF or
der. In doing so he cited long line
OF precsdents covering th1ee-fourths
of century of parliamentary pro-
#cedure in line With his decision As
soon. as&the declsion was announced
Mr.. Iawney appealed from the de-
jcision Of the chair:
The vote was taken by tellers.
ISpeake-. Henderson was the first mem
Der to pass between the tellers in sup
port of the chairs ruling. It was an
interesting spectacle as the issue; WIS
put to the test.
The whole Democratic SIDE rose ia
enthusiastic mass and watched the
Republicans 90 see how many world
decline TO vote with their colleagues.
Not a Democrat voted to sustain the
chair. TIE Louisiana delegati vas
the 11rst TO go through in opposition
st5osthe chairs ruling then trooping
dow.i side aisle came the Republican
recalcittrants 81 strong. The Demo
Gratis cheered as they Vert through.
When the announcement was made
that The chair had been overruledS Sl30
to III, TIE Democrats and the RepEb-
lican insurgents cheeTed.
dozen members were on their feet
aourishing amendments and clamoring.
for recognition before the applause
died away, but the chair recognized
7Ir. Payne, the Republican foor lead
er. AMID profound silence he ad-
dressed his Republican colleagues
He warned the friends Of beet sugar
nat he proposed TO show his friend
ship fcr@beet sugar BY voting against
11se amendment.
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Saved Many a Tine

Don'tneglect coughs and colds even IL
Is IS spring. Such cases often result seri-s
oCsly at this seasons Just because people
re.careless.sA dose Of. One Minute Cough
Cure VIII remove al danger. Absolutely
safe. Acts at tonce. Sure care for coughs
colds. Group, grip. bronchitis and other
throat and ling troubles. have used.
One Minute Cough Cure several years..
says Postmaster G O Dawson. Barr, III
sIIt is the very best cough medicine on the.
market. It has saved me manya severe:
spell Of sickness and I warmly recon-.
mend it., The chiIdren's feVorlse: s.
E1ghson S Co..
Raleigh, Il. O., April lS.-Col.
John " Hinsdale, the represen5atives
Of the Imperial Tobacco company OF
Great Britain and Ireland, today paid
the sheriff OF Wake county $1,000 as
franchise tax for a corporation 10 do
business In North Carolina, with
headquarters here. Col Hinsdalea
stated that this company would put
buyers in all North Carolina tobacco
markets and would probably establish
agencies IN ali sout thern States rs
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Better Than Pills.

Iheaqrestioa has been asked, .in what
wa.are Chap,berlain's Stomach and#Liver
Tablets superior 10 pills: Our answer
is ,Ss,,.ev are easiar ;:-ld more pleasant io
take. mere mild ard gentle III effect AID
no-e .eliab:e as they can aiways be de-
pended upon. Then the: cleanse and s N
zJirorstta the stomach and leave the bow
els il. q natural condition white pills are
more nars, il. effect and their cse is often
followed by constipation. For SAFE hyz1l}r
Z ) China.
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|. Hampton, Va, April President
elect Thomas Estrada Palma sailed on
the steamer Admiral Farragut for
Cuba today. Several hundred people
assembled to bid him farewell He
viii reach Cuba oD Sunday afternoon.
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A aIuabIe Medicine

For Coughs and CoIds.in Children.
:I=liave not the slightest hesiialcg II
recornmen mberIein's Coaghs Rem
eay= to aI..who ere suffering from coughs
=os.co.ds.' says Chas u Cramer, Esq, a we'll
known wstchmaSec Of Colombo. Csylon.
SIT IL has beer some TWO years since The City
Dispersar; first called my attention to
{ tt:.l;s ya!usEi= medicine and I have repeat-
eaiv Used It and It has always been bene-
ac;;ai 4aic;;ai. 1t. has cured NE quickly OF all
chest colds tt IS especially effective for
children and seldom takes nere than one
bottle to cure them Of hoarseness. lh2ye
persuaded many to =Icy this vall2Sble med
iciEe. and they are all as veil pleased as
myself over the results Fer sale byzsi'r
}. Chins.-
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:, -
Mrs. Sallie Richardson Maxwell of
Geenwood, the widow off#stthe late Dr.
j. Maxwell, died at her home In
That city Monday night. Mrs: Max ;;
vel! was lovely woman whose beauJl-
=ful character was the admiration OF q
large circle Of friends. By the terms
of a mortuacy deed executed ten or
twelve years ago Sby herself and her
lamentad husband, the Connie Max.
we'll Orpbanage wiil receive all OF
their handsome estate, valued at about
s25. 600. She was buried on the or.
phanage grounds, a1d the remains o.
her husband, who died several=Seafs
500 and was buried in the city ceme-
trv, we're removed and placed by her
side. together with the remains cftheir
daughter, Connie, who died when a
child and for=wJom the. orphanage vas
named.
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helasa|a l'aaGaf mai Iial Ordered.
sEga Department Taxes Notice o
3 caaraes of Barbar0us Conduct
ii,a ppines.

Washing Epril a rseait
4Eaeonside By tie cabinet to-
sd of the charges OF cruel treatment
.o Eihpinos By Cnited States sol
ssdiaEs Secretary Root has made public
sssne iMloWingse seoTespon pondence
ard Departments.
Mashi ngsoE, April Is, 1902.
;saYDea Senator begsto acknoMi-
edge BneFeceipto Of your copy the
@tssimoiIY OF SeTgt.s Cssihas- Siley3
Sand fTiyase liam Lewis S1ni5sh,
late tie Wenty-si1tthh Infantry,
taken before o1 commit tee yester-
#d enclose cop of dispatch
been sen TT % aj.@s Sen.
ghafee eonamanding the division OF
hihppines EoirectioEs have been
osthes siHdges advocate general o.
esIdanee Wlshtt dispaJch.
department VIII be glad to
the earliest possible informa-
@fien of any further Evidence which
SIn;s be elected by the committee,
s. @senSsi1g to osd1@respe billy upon any
the m5Hsar service OF the
sedSsatesSf for any Violate OF the
MARC Of the regulations and
sSrasrssgoFerning the opea atoms OFT the
tse Jnited States IN the
Fssiiisslu:Root
Secretary OF War
Hodge, United States
Senate Vashing tor, q.
TIE ORDERS CABLED
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The president desires to know in the
g9aIlest and most circumstantial man
snsraH the facts, nothing being concel-
and no man being Of any reason
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debate expired and the bill which coa-
sisted of but one section, was read and
opened to amendments under the five
minute rule.
TIE reading proceeded amid great
deal of excitsnlen As soon as 1t was
concluded the several verbal committee
amendments we're formally adopted.
The house then breathlessly awaited
for the next move.
Mr.. Morris of Minnesota, one OF the
Republican opponents Of the bill, was
recognized and offered an amendment
to remove the differentiai on refined
sagar The amendmentwas as follows:
Jpon making Of said agreement and
assurance of said proclamation, and
while the agreement shall remain IN
force there shall be levied, collected
and raid. in lieu=of the duties thereon
nov provided b. Law on ell sugars
above No. is Dutch standard IN color
and on all sugar which has gone
through a process Of refining, imported
into the United States on cent and
S25-1O00 Of L per cent per pound
The moment tie au.endment.Was
read Mr.. Payne, the Republican leaa-
er. made the point OF order that lt.Was
not germane. lie argued that there
had been rulings iilnamerable against
suc;, ex1araneous amendments. Ssr.
of Maine follcwed. VT.
T Payne, taking the view that,#the
amendment was ge1lnane. had rot
proceeded far in his argument before.
he aroused intense interest by revert.
ing to the report chat at the.l9emo-
cratic caucus last night Mr.. Under
wood stated that overtuces had.been
made to him IN regard to the C-run1-
packer resolution. inslnuat1cn
has been made here. today, said ne,
which has not been repelled as 1t
ought to have been. refer to the
report that at the Democratic caucus
last night#it was stated that approach
ses had come from this side OF the
house for the Democrats to enter an
unholy, ungodly and infamous alliance
to sacrifice human rights in order to
save the face of certain leaders or
protect the profits of an aggregation OF
NJ. Grosyenor Of Ohio was on his bis
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO r. B.

Schedule in effect May IS. 1902
Leave Washington, New Jersey Ave and St
Chicago and Northwest. 1850 g. n, +5:2d
> Cincinnati. St. Louis. and Louisville. 1000
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Pittst1lrc and Cleveland, 1880 a. II ss:z
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Columbus and Wheeling, $40 P, n
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P FREE p X s:s5. 800. T1o:5o a Il, '1:15.
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m xI2:aO noon. xI s25, x3,00, 800, 14-S0i
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Pullman sIeepers 70 Cincinnati and Louisyilis
Daily Dining Car
s:55 P. II. Daily-WASHEGTON AND ST.
LOUIS SPECIAL A new solid yestituled
eiect-ic-Iighted train, arriving Cincinnati
Has q m. indianapolis 3.25 p n. St Louis
s:45 ,. II. daily, Chicago $40 P n week
DAYS, Pullman Sleepers 20 Cincinnati, Indian
apolis and St Louis without change. PsTlor
car Cincinnati to Chicago. Dining car
f1.l0 P 81 Daily. r V LIMITED Solid
train for Cincinnati Pullman SleePers to
Cincinnati, Lexington. and Louisville without
change. Compartment Sleeper 70 Virginia
Hot Springs daily except Sunday SleeperE
Cincinnati 10 Chicago and St. Louis Dining
Car.
Reservations and tickets at Chesapeake and
Ohio Office. 5Is Pennsylvania avenue; 500 Four
tesrath street near F. and az the station
Telephone cali 1880 for Pennsylvania P r CA
seryiee Il v. FULLER,
General Passenger Agent
Telephone Main Io5s-