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nroy,slon ruled out and was not dc.
6cieucy appropriation,
Mr.. Cannon argued that the amendment
wns in order In that it was necessary 20
carry out existing law for the maintenance
II tho army In the Philippines A sharp
exchange followed between Mr.. Richardson
and Mr.. Cannon. tho former seeking to
force an admission from the chairman oil
the appropriations committee that the pur-
pose Of the appropriation was to build
the army post at Manila,
The discussion was drawn out for an
hour. at tho end of which time Mr.. Shcr.
man IN. W, who was In the chair. over
rrled the polnt Of order aud was sustained
lv the house, 1877 70 ITO.
Mr.. Fleming (Ga) voted with the repub'
lcans to sustain the chair.
Mr.. Padgett (Tcnn0 then offered as an
amendment to the amendment tho follow
ing: "The government OF the United
states hereby declares Its policy ana pur-
pose Ia to rclinqulsh the sovereignty OF the
Philippine islands, acquired under the
treaty OF Paris. aud to restore the sover-
eighty thereof to the people of said Islands
as sooa as they shall make manifest their
fitness and capacity for self-sovornment."
~ make three points Of order against
that amendment" said Mr.. Cannon; "hrst'
that It Is not gcrmanei second that II
changes existing law; third, that II Is
ldlotie." applause and laughter on the re-
publican sldc)
"Iho chnir sustaIns the frst two points OF
order" announced tho chair. (Laughter)
The vote then REQUIRED that Mr.. Can
mons amendment As 1t was being taker
dramatic incident occurred.
The solid republican side arose in support
| of Il and with tho republicans SOLITARY
democrat, Mr.. Cummings On. Yl' ston'
up. Turning upou his fellow democrats
and shaking bis ast in their faces, Mir
Cummings shouted: "Whcn I refuse e
vote to protect the life OF an American
soldier hope may he paralyzcd'
round OF republican applause greeted
this statement while several democrat'
| cried Irregular order" The amendment wa
adopted III In 100. Without completinr
the hill the house ut $40 p, NJ adjourned
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WILL GIVE IT A TRIAL
Attorneys Not Free to Attempt In
junction Against Commission.

austin Texas January Th conference held last night by the railroad at
neys which
effect the class which o Post somewhat
Of surprise in quarters tonight that
reached the
prefer before
anything
One of them said III maintained to what has been for the
will probably let well
in the
the be taken the State the
injunction"
There objec taking the the State should
Federal
take the question TO the
the Fort Worth and Denver
keep Of anyho
alto S noth
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FAVOR THE HAUPT PLAN
COMMITTEE HAS ASKED HIM TO
SUBMIT A PROPOSITION.
Representative Klebera Is Opposed 70 Il
and Wants the Work Done by
the Government,
Especial 10 The Post.)

Washington. January % As was stated
IN these dispatches last night, Representa-
tive kleberg was present during the hear
ing before the rivers and harborS commit
tee OF Prof Lewis NJ. Haunt. whose plan
for the Improvement Of Arkansas Pass has
been mentioned In The Post on several pre-
vlous occasions. 10 develops today that
the committee is strongly inclined to make
test Of The Hnupt plan and " has IN.
formed Prof. Haupt that II he Will formd-
late definite proposition and submit It,
the committee VIII consider n,
Mr.. KIeberg stated before the committee
mat he preferred that the work should be
carried on under the government plans and
that while he had agreed last session to
allow Prof Haupt 10 present his plan to
the senate committee as an amendment 70
the house bill. he had since concluded that
tue government plan was the safest ana
fnat II would be extremely difficult TO so
safeguard the Haupt plan as to make It ef.
fecuve and Insure the permanent improve
ment Of the harbor. Prof Haupt's plan
was rejected by the senate committee and
in view Of this fact and the other clrcum.
stances related Mr.. Kieberg favors the work
beng carried on under the control Of the
government and according to plans OF the
government engineers.
Mr.. hleberg said TO The Post correspond
ent tonight that he would eudeavor TO have
the matter carried out according TO Ms
wishes and that he would a..empt to gel
the same appropriation as was secured last
year. He SAYS that the outcome of the case
is doubtful however
II IA now pretty well settled that Prince
Henry during his visit IN this country will
| % ~ Chicago St Louis. Cincinnati, In
| dlanapolIs. Milwaukee and Boston.
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IL IA now pretty well settled that Prince
Henry during his visit IN this country will
70 10 Chicago. St Louis. Cincinnati, In
dlanapolIs. Milwaukee and Boston.
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FEDERAL COURT BILL.
Very Likely to Pass and uston
May Get a New Building.
Especial to The Post,

Washington January saRpesentaiv Ball bill providing
for the establishment of Federal judicial district Texas with
Brownsville
the Southern According the bill
Brownsville
hom n S
The bill will supported by the Texas delegation There been
differences have existed the formation the district
in the
Ball has
the entire matter has beens
md far dnot
Federal building
which probably
for
needs and which will be credit
anda an the Will be asked Tor
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ALLIANCE MAY BE MADE
Between the San Antonio and Aransaa
Pass and Mexican Road.


New York, January %. ~-iutimatloo Ia
made in Wall street that importam plans
were pending In reference 20 closer al
lance between the San Antonio and Aran.
sas Pass railroad and one of the most im.
portant lines In Mexico It Is expected
that the Texas railroad will be bene6tSae
The San Antonio and Arkansas Pass raft
road issued series OF per cent bonds.
which we're bought by New York sSudl-
cate. The syndicate had only Indifferent
success in selling them, although they were
guaranteed by the Southern Pacific. Tho,
latter company, however. always has ma lie
up WHIT deficit appeared In earnings. and
~. Now the plan is TO make closer al
lance Of the San Antonio and Arkansas
Pass with the connecting Mexican railroad
road to earn more than enough to pay is
liked charges.
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WEATHER INFORMATION.
Probabilities.

Washington, January 22.--Eastern Texas.
Parity cloudy Thursday with showers in
northern and warmer in eastern portions;
showers Thursday night In east and south
portions; Friday fair and colder; fresh
south winds shifting to northwest.
Oklahoma and indian Territory Probably
fair Thursday; fair Friday and colder;
southerly winds, becoming variable.
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Tha unlted Mine WerIeers.

Indianapolis. January 22.--NGtiopal ofi-
cors Of the United Mine Workers Of Amer
lea will NOT be elected until the COMMITTEES
appointed to investigate charges prefcrred
against President John Mitchell and Secro-
tary-Treasurer Wilson has made It's report
to the convention. The report will not he
made probably until Friday Todyy's ees-
work.
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Washington. January D. The senate to-
day confirmed the following nominations:
NJ. r. Ofero, governor Of New Mexico;
Ross Gauhn Of Missouri, agent for the Sac
aud Fox indian agency, Oklahoma; j r,
Jenkins 81 Iowa, 10 DC an Indian Inspector;
O.. W. Burroughs, 90 be psstmsstsE -
Enyf .HeEta. 1sksA -
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

to New York with him. Mr.. Rice was a
widower, twice married. His second wife,
when she died, made will disposug Of halt
Of Mr.. Rice's property, which she was
entitled 10 do, as he was "A resident Of
Texas. Mr.. Rice claimed to be a citizen Of
New York and the will was invalid, He
was much hurt at the will and fought the
case in the United States court in Texas"
He detailed the well known facts in the
case and then said:
"wetherbee was ono OF the witnesses to
Mr.. Rice's will made In 1896. Jones went
to Brooklyn to see Wctherbee"
u object" interrupted Mr.. Moore, pat
rick did not go to Brooklyn"
Mr.. Osborne promised TO show that Pat
rick was cognizant OF that visit and the
recorder refused TO interfere.
At this point an adjournment was taken
until tomorrow.
st. Louis, January 29--Mr. John Il.
Mllliken, the wealthy chemist, mine owner
and capitalist Of this city, who is brother.
in-law OF Albert T. Patrick, the lawyer
who is now on trial in New York on the
charge Of numbering Millionaire william
Marsh Rice, today made the following
statement to the Associated Press: "A
short time before the trial OF Mr.. Patrick
began was called 10 New York aud of
fered $4,000 by certain attorneys to have
Patrick compromise the viii OF 1900 We
declined to accept any offer that would not
exonerate Mr.. Patrick OF the charge OF
murder and stop the prosecution. reply
of such character was made 10 our refusal
that led me to believe we cond get $4,000,
il we would compromise, We again de
clined md the negotiations ended"
III is not money we want" continued Mr.
Mlllken, 'but vindication. and II is for,thi'
purpose that ] am defraying the expense
of Mir. Patrick in the trial now in prog
ress.
When l was called TO New York by m!
attorneys, Messrs. Gauwell and Moore,
found that all the heirs Of the late Mr.
Rice, or their Representatives, with Cap
tain James a. Baker Of Houston, Texas
representing the so.called Rice institute
were assembled together for the purpose o
dividing the estate Of Mr.. Rice. Thel
/ meeting resulted In the drawing up Of
contract, the terms Of which gave $1,000
/ to each brother and sister, or their repre-
/ sentative, and the balance TO the Texas IN
stltute, but the lawyer tMr. Norman Glbh
Of Mount Vernon, MOI who represented tn
Missouri heirs compelled the other claim
ants to put a clause In the contract declal
Ing 1t null and void II Patrick was cleare
Of the criminal charge against him, 1t wa
while this meeting for division of the e.
tate was pending that we were offere
$4,000, which offer respectfully d.
clined."
La Porte, Texas, January PA repr'
sentative Of the law arm Of Baker, Bott
Lovett & Baker of Houston was in l.
Porte today and went across the bay I
Captain l.. Jones, a brother Of Vale
Charles Jones, and left tonight with Cal
tain Jones for New York, where Jones
wanted as a witness in the Patrick mu
der trial. It is stated that the valet mad
an affidavit in New York to the effect this
he had sent his brother for some chlor
form, and that the latter sent 1t to hi
from Houston. It is with reference TO tn
matter that he is wanted 10 testify.
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asneraI Ohservations.

Observations taken by the United states
weather bureau at p. m, 18th meridian
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-11-15
Boyd's and Vicinity.
Special Correspondence Of The Evening Star.
BOYD'S, Md, November IA. 100:

special correspondence OF Inc Evening star.
BOYD'S, Md, November II, 1902.
There Is rumor of 10 per cent increase
among all the railroad men employed on
the Baltimore and Ohio system to follow
that Of the increase that the Pennsylvania
railroad has just rendered their employees.
The telegraphers of the Baltimore and Ohio
system with representatives from this di-
vision of their organization will meet the
officials Of the Baltimore and Ohio in Bal
timore Saturday to adjust the wages of the
telegraphers and to discuss some minor
grievances Of the men.
The Epworth League of the NJ. E. Church
at Browningsville, this county. has had
it's election of annual officers which result
ed in the election of Mr.. A. A. Watkins
president; Florence Broadhurst, jamie Bean,
William Broadhurst and Della Walker as
vice presidents; Joshua Broadhurst, secre-
tary, and Miles Linthicum, treasurer. The
league is reported to be in excellent condi-
ton. having very large membership.
Mrs. Martha Putnam and Mrs. Cora Glenn
of Frederick returned home today from
weeks visit to their sister, Mrs. Fleet
Staley. Mrs. Mary Henderson Of Rockville
is visiting Miss Ella Welsh at Clarksburg.
Mrs. s. A. Drury Of Diekerson left this
morning for Baltimore to visit her relatives
there, and her husband, Mr.. Samuel Drury
of Washington, left tonight with Messrs. s.
T. Williams and Frank WEIGH of Boyds
fer hunt of ten days in Somerf1eld, N. c.
The re1eI department OF the balllmore
and Ohio railroad has made arrangements
with city hospital in Frederick. Ma, to
receive the sick and injured from Middle
town, Va, on the valley division to Aiber-
ton, near Ellicott City, ON the old main
line and from the Metropolitan branch as
far east as Gaithersburg. The patients, it
Is said. will be hereafter sent to the hos
pital in Frederick instead of to the Emerg-
ency and Providence Hospitals In Washing
ton, as heretofore. From the territory east
Of Gaithersburg patients will be sent to
Washington hospitals and to the Maryland
general hospital in Baltimore. All east of
AIbertoh as far as Baltimore will be taken
care of in Baltimore.
The ladies Of the boardwalk committee
OF Germantown. under the leadership of
Miss Ida NJ. Dwyer of that place, held an
oyster supper for the purpose Of raising
funds for the extension of the sidewalks
there and the repairs of the same.
There win be four very fine residences
built In this place In the early spring.
ground having been broken already for two,
The Baltimore and Ohio VIII replace new
ties to the number of about four hundred
on the Little Seneca bridge just east of
Boyd,s and raise the elevation on that
bridge another half inch. The structure Il
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Washington Star.
VALE BEAUTY PRICES.

~ IN uSA0o
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N oIrs o healing and beaqtifyng Guaranteed
s. price. .........................:.. VIC.
NINE. YALE's BUST FOOD,
P neck enl an5 n the bust dsysloDng the
r p pRs 80 speeia. S 80 and S2.A5
e NINE. YALE's EYELAsH GROWER
Creates luIgriant brows and lashes. strengthens
less. Regular price, 81. Special So
$, NINE YALE'S GREAT SCOTT"
- Removes superfiuous hair from the face root and
ut less Regular price. H. Special pr ret SIC.
NINE YALES CAPA DERMA
Removes hair from any part Of the body within
L. five minutes without injury. Regular 6 4 In
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;. NINE YAIE's TOOTH POWDER
Keeps the teeth and gums in perfect condition.
acter Regular price, bOc Special A Oc
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MME. YALEs ANTIsEPTIc
Is the best mouth wash and throat gargle on the
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es for toilet and medicinal purposes such as
W bathing weak eyes, dressing cuts, wounds.
ately, prevents suppuration and blood poisoning
m Highly recommended for the vaginal douche In
the treatment of women's diseases. Reg @ . -
ulsr price, 81. Special price. ........... CCS.
,e NINE YALE'S JACK ROSE LEAVES,
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healing lip salve, tinted natural color Cures
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ciai price ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. COSs
IN NINE YALE's FACE ENAMEL,
An artificial whitening for the skin used az
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Make new blood and give healthy glow
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NINE. YALE'S BLOOD TONIC
80 Cleanses the blood liver and Kidneys Ga
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Ike Cure indigestion and
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Meteors.

From the New York Commercial Advertiser.
How great is the chance that any given
chain of meteors circilng around the sun
will cross the orbit of the earth and so give
notice of their existence? To give answer
1t must be remembered that these intrusive
bodies come into space from every direc-
ton, and that the earth describes circle
having a diameter OF. in round figures,
1S5, O00. 900 miles. and moving upon an In
variable plane. Into an imaginary sphere
of this diameter. then, plunges the meteor
having its perihelion within the earth
orbit. How remote the chance that 1t VIII
cross slender definite line only 5000 miles
across as it makes its plunge into the
neighborhood of the sun! The line Is more
slender than an inch rope surrounding
globe third OF mile in diameter. Yet re-
mote an the chance appears not less than
fifty radiant points have been determined
where these steady flowing meteor streams
are annually encountered. The total num-
Der must be inconceivably vast
Some Of the comets which visit the sun
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REMARKABLE SUCCESS
OF A NEW CATARRH CURE.


large and constantly increasing majority Of the
American people eatarrh sufferers. This ID NOT
entirely the result Of changeable climate, but
because modern Investigation has clearly proven
that many diseases. known by other names, are
really catarrh. Formerly the name eatarrh was
applied almost exclusively to the common nasal
catarrh, but the throat. stomach. liver. bladder,
kidneys and intestines are subject to catarrhal
diseases well the nasal passages.
In fact, wherever there is mucous membrane
there Is a feeding ground for catarrh.
The usual remedies. inhalers, sprays douches
powders, have been practically failures, far
anything more than temporary relief was con-
cened, because they simply dry up the mucous
secretions, without having the remotest effect
upon the blood and liver, which are the real
sources of catarrhal diseases.
1t has been known for years that the
radical Of eatarrh could never come from
local applications. but from an internal remedy.
acting the blood and expelling the catarrhal
poison from the system
new internal preparation which has been On
the market only short time, has met with re-
markable success as a genuine radical cure for
catsrrh.
1t may be found In any drug store, sold under
the Of Stuart's Catarrh Tablets. large pleas
ant tasting lezenges, composed principally of an
tiseptic Ingredients, Bloodroot, Red Gum and SINH
lar catarrh specifics.
Dr. Ainslee in speaking OF the new catarrh
cure says: Il have tried the new catarrh remedy,
Stuart's Catarrh Tablets. upon thirty forty
patients with remarkable satisfactory results
They clear the head and throat more etectually
and lastingiy than any douche or inhaler that
have ever seen, and although they what Is
called patent medicine and sold by druggists,
do not hesitate 10 recommend them as know
them to be free from cocaine and opiates. and
that even a little child may use them with en-
tire safety
Any sufferer from nasal catarrh throat or
bronchial trouble, eatarrh Of the stomach, liver
or bladder will find Stuart's Catarrh Tablets re-
markedly effective, pleasant and convenient. and
your druggist Will tell you they absolutely free
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have orbits which require that they occupy
$4,000 years falling downward toward the
sun, and what applies to comets applies
equally to meteors. Yet in the $4,000 years
that they are falling steadily down so little
is the lateral movement due to original i'm
pulse that they pass barely outside the at
moSphere of the sun-or, in other words,
this movement was not greater than ten
miles a year! The inference must be that
many of these wanderers of the sky must
have been on their travels for not only mil
lions but thousands of millions of years.
81 saw meteor just now" quietly remarks
denizen of the. earth as the journey of a
thousand million years Is finished forever.
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Partisan Trees.

From Scientific American.
Paris is said to lead the world in the Gull
ture of city trees. The success Of the
French capital Ia due not SO much to an
admirable soil and climate as to O well-or-
ganized system of caring for the trees. In
large nurseries young trees are grown and
prepared for the Partisan streets. The Gull
ture Of the soil Is elaborate. From the
very beginning the trees are pruned and
staked to compel a straight growth. By
frequent transplanting the roots become so
hardened that they are enabled to with
stand injury due to transportation. When
tree Is sufficiently large 1t is set out in
lavished upon 1t In the nursery. Often the
cost of planting single tree is $50. When
ever storm destroys the city trees the
nursery can be Immediately drawn upon for
another supply.
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British Mothers.
n Lokal Anzeiger.

From the Berlin Lokal Anzeger.
1t Is often alleged that the British mother
blessed with daughters understands better
than any other how to bring about their
happiness, and marry them to the right
man. That is perfectly true. Any one
who has lived in England and kept his eyes
open cannot refrain from admiring the
acuteness the cleverness and the diplomacy
of British mothers.
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The three-masted barkentine d. C.. Muihali
of Liverpool, N. s.. which sailed from Fer
nandina, Fla, on October %, in command
of Capt Mcleod and bound to ST George
Grenada, is ashore at Telescope Point
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a Guaranteed Cure For piles.

Itching, Blind, Bleeding and Profrudfng Piles
No cure, pay. ALI druggists are authorized by
the manufacturers Of Pszo Ointment to refund ths
matter OF how long standing. Cares ordinary
in six days; the worst In fourteen days.
One application gives and rest. Relievrs
itching Instantly. This is a new discovery. and Il
Is the only pile remedy sold positive suaraIs-
tee, no cure, no pay. Price. 60c. n01-s.76t
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McClure's

one Of the finest steel bridges on this branch
of the Baltimore and Ohio. 1t is over one
hundred feet high and four hundred and
fifty feet in length.
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Islands until public sentiment in the COM
munities is opposed to 1t, and this senti-
ment is Of slow growth.
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INDORS EMENT

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ing demand for these specaes speak volumes favor
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