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Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1903-04-09
Both Defective.

She-You make love like novice.
He-Then we're both defective. !
ought to make love like an expert, and
you ought not to know the difference
Life.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1903-04-09

appease a wholesome, nay cultivated
appetite in jokes?-Caroline Ticknor in
Atlantic.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-05
MMB
.. o. NEdus, TRIEo FOR mUR.
oEa or EDWARD kEaABtAH.
IS FREE MAN

@ Serua who fatally shot Ed
ward Kebahihn. last May Was ae-
quilted % TIE charge 81 murder b.
a superior cuuft jury Saturday AZ
teruoun and after Four months iH.
prtaoumaut walked uut 81 the court
fpafn free mau4
The jury ssH out little more
thar 30 hauf When the ~ fueu
filed solsmuiY ir the court room and
announced that they had found a
verdict NeEus turned very white
and leaned forwards. hia face tense
viis emotion. sf{sf jdsy had been
discharged from further HersI ee.
NsEus. after kissing hts sister Who
came from her homo iu the east %
be present a. hiH triai shook handn
with and thanked each Of the men
no had acquitted him.
The shooting which occurred in
the yard ~ ISeha hiau e home. where
hs lived with HE foster sisters and
brothers was The result ~ qua rrrl
between the two men. ikshahiau
charged SeEus with having iusuitad
Miss Ida Coates. his Sister and
when Negua denied a. struck him.
NeFus then fired the shot which
proved fatal HiH defense vas that
tsebs hlan after striking him. niekad
up lead pipe aud attempted 10 HIT
him again with ". and that ~ shoot
iug he acted only in self defense.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-05
APPALLING
DISASTER
Steamer Goes Down in Terrific
GaIe---Surviv0rS Tell FrighfuI
Story of Panic and Wonderful
HerOiSnI

MABlNErFE. Wis. est. s#TwsNe
psfsons are tbousHt o. have ln-t their
Iivss in enc - TIE mest arfaIHns ma-
rins disasters that hats geearrsd un
Lake Michigan Gee yvaFa# TIE steam
- . It. tiAekttf wtnt tawu SEVEN
uilss - uresa Island lH terrible sale
Saturday niHbt.
gs,tH rer#ssrs after sf,s udluK tbr
sight eiIHsins ir eferEase aad tossed
Sunday fuufuzak es che strsMer sHrs
tatEau Al - tie uthsfn eho aefr
ithaArI Ihr hsat ATE maasIHk aHa it
= fsarsd that sH aeus ausH with ths
tlisfated steamer
TIE stories aI fhs disaster teld bv
the Survivors Is oae % lnteHss suHsr-
ius wlsd paaic aHd a fatal famp iato
sssthiHa Natera
Whru the sIuau struek the itaekisY
she began Hstine and aIang Wifh VA
ter All yruftH - tbv eaptafn Co bring
re- aruant tHta ihe vtHd were fatiie
kaaseF xaHs harder Than the aHat
ciffisd b. the haard an the upper
vsafsa ~ fha Steamer aaa sres iaiizssi
Niid ranie arnanA ths ninsfssn Hrr.
saHH ahaafA asr.
when t was seen that an attempt
- Be- davn TIE Iffehnat waa5a BE- fu-
tiie. pnragr Prank Wakearld ordered
a. a. cling g. wrsekaEa= TIE Wua1sn
s1zArd prrs arst Iashad g. thH isa.
viid scramble smans ths mea ataari
Ter the ether D pant eHerkazr.
Al enkaEsd in TIE scramble. except
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-05
CHARGED WITH
MANSLAUGHTER
THREE oAlRYmEN ARE ARRESTED IN CONNECTION VITA TsE
POISONING or LITTLE CARRIE CONSTANTINE

William = Quimby enc - the
pguprietars u the puWatnish dairy.
Enamel swanson. driver % Ha.
waInish wholesale wagon.
William ~ HouFs driver % ua-
- amiEh retail wagon
These Rre the uFn no we're ar
rested on Saturday afternoon on
charges u mansians htsr 49, an out-
growth - the poisoning u little car
re Constantine and uue " the re-
sulfs % IN. stars eamuaiNu against
the forrmaldehrde TEND
The men we're released on bonds -
q 60 each by Judge Cam They eih
- arraiEaed before him tomorrow
Several more arrests VIII b. made
to-day. these on charge 81 adulieraf-
ing mills AmouE those for whom
warrants VII b. issued are A W
Pratt manager u the Royal dairy.
and his partners Whn VII -
rharged uifh selling poisoned milk To-
the Fashion Grill and al the pro-
prg@torR q the uuwafulsh Dairy
Company.
Inc arrests pfera made on the eNt-
aence ~ several farmers no. when
the blame o. the wholesale poiHan 3
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-05

captain 1asaph NurHs uhs hsfalealft
atuud Is tHr wheel ffFInE a. fikht the
Haat fte Na- HiH ia ths piiUt hauas
when che sUanrr suddenly TURNED
taftIr srd arut duur Hhs lead III no
dagtI VAS 1rouHvd
THE aEualatd #firs - lss vouea HHa
u5rn a. thes eluHH to thFir frasii9 rlffa
g. chs eratt o. krtp aHaFe ihr surface
asrr frikhtfut Tha survivors wrra
taaasd shaHf an tha enrfy SEA al
uisnt and vote picked up che rfxt
Hsorpias ux ems atftnzsr ahHha} San
Thsss m.ssiHE su - wbam are hss
Iiet 10 b have been drowned are
UEAnGE t-EgEAlttE III. JaekHons
uort Ma
JOSEPH Nunps eapteu of the
uackIsa t'ish creek.
THt Chilly. ceak
EhSA Hkflhl% GE1
LAWRENCE nAHHiNdEH Ftah
erssk
HENRy HAutroH Fish creek
gkWL kELkN. Fiah creek.
MISS FRANCES VINCENT
Ni=z NmeHutH sister EEE uaFtur
Wis.
FREEMAN rttoRp Ftsh creek
NEIs &EI.suN stafEraa HaY
n FfrEstMMaNs 1scsueureft
TIRE saved Frank miaEeasii rarssr
- che Boat OfIn MHWrn. ruaIueft.
dal-l- d --s.- -. ;.
son naasraaers q s.sssf uaY Blaine
NeANeenaY TNa utNefp asfr So "a
whose names caaid uas BE- aseursd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-05
MEANEST THIEF
ON RECORD

Victor stein. said BY the po-
iHe. 60 be- fHs uisaneHt thiaf ever
arrested IL THE city. ass taken
IHfo custody yesterday ~ Pa
iHnifuan MaHtuaHe u The Htnfs
told ~ Cripple NAMED greiEhz
ton iH true. the tbeu e the
aurHf au record According 60
the story ~ the victim. Stein
stole Bic rrutrhas white hr Mas
seated go wharf He did tot
afIefnnt 20 take she efutrhss hy
sifnith nut simply picked them
Wp ARID walked away wlth fhefl
a bile Creighton was sat hlnE
him 9rrl Clifton could not walk
without the rrutchss and waa
sent fa the police station hY Pa
lnulmau WIakfnan I.Hirf IT, tire
zaf the arrest 81 the thisf was
made
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-05
MANY
KILLED
TORNADO REAPS TERRI
BILE HARVEST OF DIES
TRUcTION AND DEATH

ST PAUL MINI. oct a-Hennrtf
received here lest night ana this
morning shun a terrible harvest II
death and destruction So the path -
the tornado that swept over Mime
Gotta. Wisconsin. loNu and Illinois
Saturday HlEht
ffrr rrIulTtu Of rue amount - damage
u crossing target
The Hiiis toaH 20 81 Charles H.as
almost uipsd orr the face % the
map Eight were Killed and scores
hurt Two persons were killed and
three fatally injured ~ Ia Crosse.
Wls. Five aere killed and a number
injured az Wauuaca. Wis Two we're
Killed and ssysfal injured AZ Plains
field. Wis
The tornado barely missed Prime
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-05
CRUSHED
DAWSON MINER BURIED BE-
MEATH TONS or ROCK

DAWSON sept Special Cofre-
spaudfnae. Louie EeNefeau had his
NE crushed cut in a drif on the loser
bar ~ Ne. aH Gaid Run 81 o'rloek
yesterday morning being under a
caNeein from the ruHf n perhaps ton
uf more ~ earth MlHa bands rf
'it5nE ftfn. Wnicn saa tHa work - tut
feB minutes a4i hfief 90 IVES the
time tbs Vita Hpafs bad fed and iifa
was extinct when the earth vac show
ried AHa8s
Another unfortunate miner met his
death yesterday morning when uu So.
% below Macks discovery on Quartz
creek Frank Crowden siippeu on the
surface and feil IN a shaft. daShing
headionE 70 the bottom. a distance q
20 feet -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-05

ing uaa shifted on their shoulders.
reaentHtliy came fur9 srd and vol
uutrers3 Ga tell All they Anew about
TIE milk poisoning business.
They elaim thar the siRirtsa supply
them with bottles Of furuiAliehYds
and direct them to pax q tahlrsuson-
fui % it into each so gallon can.
They say they have been hHndiy fol-
iaWNE tha Instructions Without
knowing Vhat the liquid vas and
aHiy y ben The star began Ita crusade
aEalual fofmHidshyia aWd exposed
the conditions. ali the farmers real
iEs that this harmless hooking little
bottles they had been given ssre
-auaue an ihe trouble One q the
farmers supplied the prosecuting az
farncFa office aith enc = fhraa
bottles and 81 # them afa willing
70 testify
A y smith. the Orsila ranchman.
IS hose name was connected with the
murder % little Carrie Constantine
e the curnuers Inquest. nan been
generated from ali blame. Pro
cEHstinattuu Attorney Fcotf having
satisfied himself Of the mans limo
cauce.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-05
RMMD Up
GAMRkERc
OnfUDLLnU
DEPUTY saERiFFs ARREsTEo
NINE MEN UNDER TIE NEW
FELONY LAW

Arnra ntth iustiee cauft Warrants
bspaiy sbsfHfs bal Roberts AID
Mike kelly uffiHefa 90 Justice
cams court faitssi TIE sf5HfufutHh
and seattle bars. Saturday ard ar
rrated uiHe furu. las.Isas 81 the
games and fhe urupfirfafa - she
places uHfe taken Irto custody az
charges - gambling
Those arrested Ia the Seattle Mar
asfe Pete 1aMleaua suH 1auzsa Sc
Farland. pfuprivfnra. Hna Pete san
dfrs. oesaF ElfumH Iuhu suiiiFaH
and John uu- dealers 10 che
snphamlah Haf VI , curry and
Thomas p stiles. pfuprisioFs. and
HAIRY STANLEY. tbs manager. we're
arrested.
The warrants Tor ths ztfest ~ the
men we're seufn eat b. z " y
McGovern. formerly a clerk ruis
pi1Ye3 BY the schusta cher hard
wafs store He alleges fhat he iuat
tzoa In the places piaYIu puhsf
Fur several weeks games % poker
have been played 81 these places.
a bit auf % every pot. 10 the auf8
told by McGoNsrn il true
After the raid on these twp places
card games les hair daasn Seattle
- looms elosed up Tha games m
some places we're far drinks ard
cigars. bat in others the regulations
81 The police we're overlooked and
poker with house percentage vas
played.
Ths men arrested Saturday we're
charged under the mss state felony
law They usFe brought before Iua-
tlcs canu aud released on bonds
ranging from 100 e. 81 900
Deputy sheriff Callahan. acting
uudef Instructions from sprurtaaftz
nation Attorney Scott. has secured
evidence to cofrohufate that II No
Govern ard hes the names ~ prom
iuenf meu be sayH he saw playing
in the Fafuss in the Seattle and suo.
humiah bars
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-05
wAnr KING COUNTY NAN

The King county horticultural
society SATURDAY pntitioned the state
horticultural commission e. appoint
John r. Blackburn deputy fruit
commissioner ffutu this county. The
society has vigorously protested
aHainst the appointment 81 nuY hut
s Riug county man to act as iuHpvc-
tor for this district
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-05
MISSING MINER

Eugene Tamhariui. an Tssnquah min
er dropped aat u sight IA Seattle and
his relatives can and na trace - hirn
tfs came here JuHe 60 Ct large
aHm - money dHe him ard % far 80
has been learned got r. Then hs die
= appeared He expected o. 20 hack
home che same daF he arrived iu the
city bat NJ word has ever BEEN heard
from him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-05

PORTLAND ore. cot Arthur e
JnhHHHn member - 1He ~ the uoHi
prominent families r. Portland. Ess=
trrdaF ,aHffH-ad t0 HafiHa committed
two high eat faHatusa. aud hIH rrstt#
ttsfeaf.o'd wife confessed % being i'm
rIioaHsd IH ine Ha'IHpH
JnhaFuu h ths son - tHs late A 81
1ohaHaft "a pioneer - Portland. ata
Tor years knnuH fhrHH shout fhs aefth=
ucHt So Tire bead ~ d zatFa mrat.Ila =
inF and haffhsfInF concern
The crimes 10 which Johnson has
confessed are the hnldInE up ~ uan
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-05
EDMUND WATSON DEAD

Edmund Watson. pike street IA
loon owner who was sent tu the
asylum for the insane at Stella
aooin acvafaI dHys ugo. died there
Yesterday Of Hofteuing Of tho brain
Tho body WnH brought Ca the Hon
neY Watson fuurul paflora He
was q member Of the FHternal or
der Of Eaalsr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-05
AMOR MEETINGS TONIGHT

ballard hhiH 'afpHntefH hak'f ~
hall ballard
Electrical workers No I7-W Wait.
reaaea hell ian Second ave
plaaterarsa Olympic hall. uefs asr-
und ave
preaamen-W. G. L. T. hall. tn6 Sec
0nd ave.
Sheet Metal worker Muairlauf
hall. Ten Second ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-05
STRUCK 4 ROCK
AND WENT Down

BNWEGN. Oct THE Northern
CommsreiHI company Yukon river
STEAMER Sarah struck q rock yesterday
and quickly sank near Nation tliT.
- miles below Eagle. The g#rEn -
% toms waa Iaaf A Wreesiua vessel
has gone down the river and vii at
tempt 10 save TIE steamer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-05

t0g ill aud. a. q was. Killed three
pefHous and DID great property dam
age two miles southeast 20 the city
II m impossible 20 estimate tire
damage to property Many frame
houses BARNS and RelizIaleH grain
sheds ln the path ~ the storm were
completely destroyed and ans num-
Der ~ head ~ stock II al kinds
Killed outright
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-05
SICK JUROR
DELAYS TRIAL

LEXINGTON. e e. Oct s.
There are prospects ~ the James u.
TiHmau murder trial being delayed
on account - the Illness ~ one ~
Ire jurors. He De- 600 aith maiariRf
fevnr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-05

FOOTBALL SCORES

The following were the scores Of
the imrartaBt gfidifon battles sat.
ufiaN
Har5yatd 9 University Of Maine.
PftueeiDn. 3 Georgetown. o.
Vale a. University o. Vermont
stamford g. Reliance. o
TarenA High School. Il. NaHhou
college, q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-05
BIG CONCERN
COMES TO SEATTLE

Seattle will b- made the headquar-
tiers ~ tho Ais Chambers co ~ Sill
NagkHe. manufacturer ~ saw mill.
flour WHL mining and other mafhi-
merry a large machinery depot viii
shortly Doc established here by tho
company. which ia one 20 the largest
machinery manufacturing concerns
ln the world
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-05
MARINE
DISASTER

uOTTEnpoM. let s. The
French luRger Caru1t vent ashore
last night Thirteen - TIRE crew
were drounsd. The remainder we're
saved
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-05
WHERE Art THOU,
CARRIE DEAR2

Carrie Sa3iun waela receive q
warm welcome " ahe should blow
into town tamurruN. The State
Liquor Dealers Association h. To
meet in convention 81 EtEis'a halt
at 1 o'clock Ga tho afternoon. The
session viii continue Tor two days
after the presentation ~ report bY
President ]. " Morrison 81 Seattle
the delegates sill adjourn 30 south
Seattle. where they VIII BE the
guests ~ the Seattle Brewing and
Mailing Company for the day
The second days session sill BE
devoted a. general business In the
evening they eill attend the theater
Iu n body After the Adjournment.
THURSDAY the delegates viii visit the
Puget Sound navy yard N f. ev-
pected there will be about no dele
gates present.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-05

PORT WORTH Texas. oct. S.
One genuine and four suspicious
cases - yellow fever are reported az
Laredo This morning
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-05
3 MW&C
.-....-..-,AAl-A--.H!.!!
HHU II M
GROUNDS AND
HARD HITTING. FEA-
TUREs OF BASEBALL,
RECREATION PARK

The Seattle ard Oakland frama
fought rlRht funiuHa 10 q dwW iva-
teraaK Bernie Mckay pitched for
the visitors ard aaH hit hard bat
fise field Was go asippFfg that the
locals ruuld uuf run bases fasf
enough % beat him i.ohmau sent
tr fa eatrh Tor tar snufhefurfa. but
uas fined and put aat ~ she sams
a. usual The fielding eaH rather
fasE.d ualnF 10 THE conditions ~
the grounds Tire score
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-05

Mrs Marals Taylor aEea 20 years.
died ~ her home - Green Lake yes
tsrfav from heart disease She had
lived IN Seattle sir months. coming
faruia
The rooms If Woo. general man
assr Of ths Wa Chona Company ~
i0s Main street was entered by
burglars lest night and 81 taken
from his trousers pocket.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-05

From che room r Fred Ferguson Iu
the Queen cts hotel thieves stole &c
yesterday morning They entered the
rasm Tifb uaHa ksFs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-05
IT IS ALL
OVER wow
Du6DkIE's INFANTS CLOSE
SEASON ~ WINNING ONE
AND LOSING ANOTHER GAME
At ATHLETIC PARK

The season Il Iss was closed yes
,rrdas IT Athletic Park hy a double
h~sdur. in which each team took one
game Both ffgkae ard namman
pitched good hail nuf the Infants sue
crsaed ga punching hits % thr veteran
Houihpap ard Won ont in she nrat
game. The feature - the same vaH
tae presentation - babf carriage to
Jack tltekey rs hiH team. mates
Ia thr second game Msupin pitched
good bait tr4t received poor support
The team kept Eetting Narss a. the
xame Progressed until 81 the ninth
the visitors Hsnt Use runs atroEs the
plate. VIuuiua easily joe Mccarthy
wna the star he handled ten chances
without an error Yesterday.
Huek Freeman Faes a. the Portland
team iu the Coast league Tor the re-
mainasr nf the season.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-05

SATURDAY Fames-
seattle i0 Spokane, d
Huttc, 49, sali Lake ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-05

Second same II. VI +.
Spokane o o O O ts II 2
Seattle e o a o o o ! "a
Batteries sisKle and Ffary. Maupln
and Stanley,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-05

aeatfle 6 Oakland s
san Francisco 5. Los Angeles Z
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-05

TIIEIHTIa - y 10 u 2
FfiEkefait and Graham.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-05

wfid scramble smanE fha maa ataa ri
Ter the ether D pant eHeckasr-
Al enkaaed b lhs aeramlle- tx..rl
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1903-03-20
THE WHALES APPETITE.

A whales appetite is phenomenal.
His chief diet consists Of jellyfish. He
has simply to open his mouth and pad
die along leisurely in order to take in
jellyfish by the wagon load. Such is
the method adopted by the whalebone
whale. The sperm whale, on the con-
trary, captures huge squids weighing
often several tons. Like his brother the
whalebone whale, he must be constant
ly on the lookout for food; otherwise he
would starVe, AS many as fourteen
seals have been taken from a thirty
foot KILLER" Other fishes of enormous
appettes are not; uncommon. The
bluefish, for example, thrives on sar-
dimes and other small fish. Assuming
that one bluefish eats ten small fish a
day, it has been figured that it requires
ten billion sardines to feed the one bill
lion bluefish on our coasts every sum-
mer. Most curious of all eaters is the
hydra-a strange creature that can be
turned inside out without impairing It'll
appetite or it's power to eat.-Scientifie
American.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1903-03-20
CUBAN TREATY RATIFIED


tire congress necessary to, render the
treaty effective, then were adopted.
After the committee amendments had
been accepted the democrats offered a
number of amendments. but they were
all voted down by strict party vote.
One OF these amendments provided for
the striking out of article 6 of the trea-
ty. which makes specific declaration
against the granting of any concession
to American tobacco imported into Gu
ba That article was left just as it was
when the treaty was sent to the senate.
The amendment to strike out article 6
was offered by Senator McEnery, as
was also another amendment providing
| for the admission of American rice into
| Cuba free of duty. Senator Foster pre-
scented an amendment providing that
| the treaty shall not go into effect until
Cuba should accept the Chinese eXclu-
sion laws of the United States, but it,
! like the McEnery amendment met de-
| feat. Senator Newlands withdrew his
amendment authorizing the United
States to issue an invitation to Cuba to
enter the Union and become state
thereof, but gave notice that he would
renew it when the question of APPROX
ing the treaty should come up in the
next regular session.
/ The vote then was taken on the mo-
ton to ratify, which was made by Sem
ator Cullom, and the motion prevailed,
so to 16, the vote being in detail as fol-
lows:
| Yeas-Aldrich, Alger, Alice, Allison,
| Ankey. Bacon, Ball, Beveridge, Black
burn, Blu: nham, Burrows, Burton, Clark
(Wyoming), Cockrell, Cullom, Depew,
| Dietrich, Dolliver, Dryden, Elkins, For
aker, Fairbanks, Foster CWashington),
Frye, Fulton. Gallinger, Gamble, Cor
man, Hanna, Hansbrough, Hepburn,
Hopkins, Kean, Latimer, Lodge, Long.
McComas, McCreary, McCumber Nell
son, Overman, Penrose, Perkins, Sim
mons, Smoot, Spooner, Stewart, Stone,
Warren, Wetmore-50.
+ Nays-Bailey, Bard, Bate, Berry,
Carmack, Clark (Montana), Daniel,
Foster Louisiana), McEnery, Martin,
Mallory, Money, Morgan, Newlands,
Pettus. Taliferro-16
When the result had been footed UP
the figures were. announced from the
chair, and the presiding officer stated
that as the treaty had received the nee
essary two-thirds vote it had been rat
lifted. Senators Allison and Cockrel
were appointed committee to wait or
the president and notify him that, if he
ihad no further communications to make
to the senate, the senate was ready tc
!adiourn. These two senators, the tive
oldest in point of service in the senate
Immediately took their departure fol
the White House. but they had scarcely
left the chamber when the senate found
itself again plunged into controversy
The question this time was whether the
debate on the canal treaty, which ha6
taken place after the calling in Of the
official reporters, should be given to the
public. About an hour was spent or
this subject, the debate being merely
an extension of that of yesterday OF
the same subject. The contention was
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1903-03-20
P1Arr RECEPTION TONIGHT.

Preparations for the Affair Completed.
The legislative committee on the Sen
ator Platt reception held a meeting at
the capitol last evening to make the
final arrangements.
The interior of the building is already
very pretty with it's decorations Of the
national colors on the corridors. extend
ing clear to the top floor. The supreme
court room, where the reception will be
held, will be deliberately decorated.
From the high ceiling fall ropes of
smilax dotted with tiny electric lamps.
Against the judges bench at the south
end of the room, a wooden framework
has been erected. in the shape of three
pointed arches. This will be covered
with bunting. flowers. palms. smilax,
etc. Senator and Mrs. Platt will receive
at this place.
The reception for state officials, men,
bers of the general assembly and other
invited guests will be at 1880, and the
doors will be open to the public at $3.50;
entrance at the east. west and south
doors; not at the north door. Children
will be excluded unless accompanied by
adults.