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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-17
EXTRA SESSION LIKELY
The Quay Forces Do Not Show Any
Sign Of Weakening, l..
APPROPRIATION BILLS WOULD FAIL.
n There Is 10 Be No Vote on Statehood
Question, and This Would Brins
New Congress Together,
Especial 10 The rostA

Washington, February 16.--Representa.
tive Burleson's cotton statistics bill will be
called up in the house tomorrow II plans
which have heretofore been made do not
60 astray. The measure will undoubtedly
be opposed, but the impression Is that It
viii pass without considerable amount
Of difficulty
There now seems TO be practically no
doubt that there viii be an extra ses-
sion Of the senate, with the chances more
or less in favor OF the whole congress being
called together. No less an authority than
Senator Lodge said today that special ses.
sion Of the senate was inevitable inasmuch
as the canal and Cuban reciprocity treaties
will hardly be acted on before adjourn
ment All efforts to compromise on the
Statehood bill have been declared of aud
there is not the slightest indication Of any
weakening on the part of Senator Quay
ana his followers II the Statehood biz
is not SLOWED to pass by the republican
minority. which has all along been obstruct.
ing legislation, all Of the appropriation bills
on which the Statehood bill is a rider will
also fail, thus making special session OF
both houses absolutely necessary.
Introduce a resolution that the committee
on rules Of the senate be directed TO report
rule allowing two hours debate on the
Statehood bill. followed by vote. Such a
resolution would be privileged In the senate
during the morning hour unless displaced by
a vote of the senate. Under the plan in
view. resolution Of spooner would monop-
ollie the tine and thereby take much van.
able time away from Quay and his state
hood bin. The senate can, Of course, dis
place the resolution by direct vote such
vote may be Just what the opponents OF
Statehood desire and would develop a test
vote to some extent, not only as to the
statehood proposition, but as to the will
ingness Of the senate to inaugurate a policy
Of cloture under certain circumstances.
The proposed cloture rule will be just e
the liking Of the Statehood advocates, but
for the principle OF the thing; direct aud
decisive vote is what they have been wait
ing for but can not obtain.
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r..,s February 16.--Fort
Z T'rn bv the worst snow ana
4 . wy sayen years, the mercury
fHn ., ! registering y above
~ . u period known here iof
" co." rSs blizzard struck the city
'.s, and continued IT'S iury u,,. w.,
ts5I'p Non the sun came out but
y, NJ, continued to blow gaze {, .. rnse
4, I, ,,orfsll. street cars at a stand
y 'pS sorn railroad travel impeded'
''i', IAN ss solid. and general bust
~ ..,,,pv demoralized. The hrst
F's ',, IN twenty years was on
The railroads suffered most
~, y. ,.s been at a standstili since
riaS MANY trains have not yet ar
". \, ,irss being down It is not known
I'm During the night no Of
" ,,se to keep freight trains moi'
100 we're given to hold them
N, we're, except In cases Of per
\. s.isbt. Denver trains are badly
p.u..S passenger train on the
psIt was stuck in a snow drift
& az cast of here this morning,
\ ~. ~, out of this city eft at 0 this
Y. Aut made slow progress. There
y. "A, inches Of snow at Bowie ana
Z, e, peso
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MOVEMENT OF OCEAN VESSELS


Port Eads.--Arrived VIM. GIN (BrJ,
from Liverpool, via st. Thomas Colon and
Kingston; InchmarIe (Br), from Barr,
White Hall CBr.), from St. Lucia; Burge-
mcstcr Jacobs Dutch, from Tampico;
Alkadia tAm), from Porto Rico; Break
water (Am.), from Puerto cortez. via Fort
Barrlos and Belize; FL SUD lAml, from
New York; Chalmette (Am.), from Havana
Manchester Importer fBr), from Manches-
ter; Dunolly (l5r). from philadelphia; Aus
trlana tBrJ from THmpico; bark Fortuna
Port) from Oporto. Sailed: Agicrs (Am.l
Tor Port Lemon Malm tNor) for Vera
cruz via Tampico; Consul Horn Dutch,
for Pensacola. Cayo BlancO (Br1, for Lon
don; Antlliau tfjrl. for London.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-17
PHILIPPINE CURRENCY BILL.
Provides that Unit Of Value Shall Be the
Gold Peso.

Provides that Unit Of Value Shall Be the
Gold Peso.
Washington, February 16.-The Philippine
currency bill, passed by the senate today
prescr'bes that the unit Of value in the
philippines shall he the gold peso of twelve
and nine-tenths grains, OF gold, nine.tenths
enc. said gold peso to become the unit of
value when the government in the Philip
mines shall have coined and ready for CIR
cula+ion not less than 10000 of the silver
pesos provided for in the bill, The gold
coins Of the United States, ut the rate OF
81 for two pesos shall he legal tender In
tho Islands The bill provides for an ad-
6ltlonai coinage 81 100000 coins Of the
denomination Of one peso. which shall he
legal tender except where provided ny
contract Coins of the denomination OF
Aftv centavos. twenty centnyos ana or ten
rentavos. also ms provided for; all such
coinage 10 he used under the authority ~
the government ~ the PM tppnes' N such
amounts as II may determine win Lhe w,
nro,,nl Of the secretary NJ war. Tue bill
also provides for tho issue Of certificates or
Indebtedness 10 maintain the parity Of the
silver and gold pesos, such certlncalcs at
any time to he limited to SlO,VnUUo or
| 81 OoO 600 nrsos The Mexican dollar and
the Spanish coins heretofore used shall be
| receivable for public dncs at rate 10 ne
! fixed from tine 10 time oY tpe NlNll EoN
! ernor 81 the islands, preference, however
| being given TO tho Philippine COINS ana GER
| ri6cstes ProviAon Is made for the is
suance Of silver certificates. The option Is
| given for the coinage Of the. silver pesos,
| either IN Manila or any mint In the uqited
| states which coins shall hear inscriptions
| or devices expressing the sovereignty Of the
| United states The oct making any form
| ~ money legal tender after December 81,
| 1903. IL repealed.
THE Patterson amendment providing for
an international conference to fix com
mprcial exchange was adopted by the sen
ate
on insular affairs says tAat IS soon as toe
| hin Is received from the senate by the
house It win he sent 10 conference.
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'eIIzZARD is ON in TEXAS.
J sleet and Ice Reported from All
y Parts of the State.
likely to Be Heavy Loss in Stock In
" ~ in the Northern Section of the State
Trains Are Running Behind Time,

penison. Texas, February is-seven
inches Of snow fell here last night ON the
level This is the greatest snowfall In
many years The snow is general all over
North Texas, the Panhandle and the In.
dian Territory. Railway traffic IS seriously
handicapped 10y the storm; only ono mail
from the North has arrived today. The
Frisco In the Territory is virtually snow.
bound. Reports from all divisions Of the
Katy say that matters are in very bad
shape. ON the Houston and Texas Central
tranic Is badly affected and all trains are
delayed. The storm is the most disastrous
to cattle in a great many years Stock.
men say that the mortality will be very
large. The snow made It impossible for
the Denison and sherman railway to move
their interurban or local cars. The local
line was running about noon. The weather
Is intensely cold and there is good slclghlus
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-17
EXPRESS EMPLOYEES IN SESSION.
The Meeting Is Being Held Behind
Closed Doors,

San Antonio, Texas, February The
meeting Of express employees from different
states and different companies which was
commenced in this city Saturday FOR the
purpose Of organising a National associa,
tion unionislng that branch of labor, Is
still IN session behind closed doors, abso-
lutely nothing Of the proceedings will he
given out until the meeting Is concluded.
1t is learned, however, that the member
ship OF the organization will include mes.
sengers, clerks, bookkeepers, drivers Of
wagons, In fact, all kinds Of labor EN-.
ployed by the express companies. The dele
gates here are still reticent as to where they
are from and as FAR as possible their names
are kopt a secret. This secrecy is main.
tanned TO prevent headquarters from know
ing who is engaged In the movement to
unlonizo employees Of the express compa.
MES
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i, Southwest Texas.

II, antonio, Bexar County, Texas, Feb
B-A heavy rain and sleet at mid
Nh night was followed by freezing
In that did much damage to early
euon In this section. This morning
Vas thin coating Of ice on pools
/ rg and there was but little modera-
\ ID The temperature during the day.
Nj II Is freezing again, the tempera-
n Being lower than It was last night,
Il tuck gardens and farms where the
4 are well advanced win suffer heavily.
NJ TIE minimum temperature was "a
ps Tonight It Is rapidly growing
h md promises to drop several degrees
! h he above figure.
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||DRTURINC
DISFICURlNG
|'fn,ScaIp and Blood
Humours
|Nltll Cured by CutIcura
| alp, Ointment and Pills
A'l ths Best Physicians and
All Else Fail.

n - agonlzing itching and burning
IA Aln, as in eczema; the frightful
y as in psoriasis; the loss of hair
N uu'a1g Of the scalp, as in scaled
lssI...n e facial disflgurements, as in
asss ot auu rlngworm ; the awful suf-
n ps',~a.i.uiants, and anxiety of worm
| n rss as In milk crust, letter and
|tpssN a all demand a remedy of
IN ~ ~ erhuman virtues to success
|knn ope with them. That Cuticura
|As3, Sru.Lnent and Pills are such
10y proven beyond all doubt. No
|aAN r.. y made regarding them that
Aa 't'sTs'ned by the strongest evil
/ mn - lns purity and sweetness, the
sa,s,DS enord immediate relief, the
&s VI speedy aud permanent
sasosvs absolute safety and great
|tlam,..n nave made them the standard
satiIss piood purifiers and humour
Hais q the civilized world.
srfs,s' we 20 affected parts with hot
taes !, euticura Sonp, to cleanse the
IN aIelii crusts and scales, and soften
AinbSined cuticle. Dry, without
fsat tang, and apply Cutlcura ONT
i.anases,l . to allay itching, irritation
l.a,Issn,. latlon, and soothe and heal,
A. "a !, /. . sake the Cuticura ResolYent
llA eon SIoi and cleanse the blood.
|e donssM ele treatment. costing but
% tsst alords instant relief, per-
Pa 81 SUD sleep in the severcst
saier sn sSSselna and other itching,
~ "a sp ~ scaiy humours of the skin,
n,ne y,ooe, and points to a speedy,
ghs, :. md economical cure when
<Ahl Asuies and the best physi-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-17
Cabbage Not Hurt.

Corpus Christi, Nueces County, Texas,
February 16.-The misty, damp weather of
yesterday was followed by q cold nortber.
northwesterly blizzard last night-the first
to 80 this morning, with ice In evidence.
Some damage was done to tender vegeta.
ton. The cabbage crop Is safe and not
even hurt. The forecast tonight calls for
cold weather, but unless a severe freeze
comes, accompanied by rain, the cabbage
crop win not suffer and there is no harm
felt.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-17
TRYING 70 REACH SOLUTION.
Republicans Still at Sea with Reference
To Statehood Bill.


Washington, February 16 Much time
was spent today by republican senators
in conference In an EFFORT 10 arrive at a
satisfactory solution Of the legislative prob
lem In the senate, caused by the Statehood
bill. aud after the senate adjourned the
republican steering committee held n meet
cislon was reached. but the favOrte plan
is to attempt to displacc the Statehood BIZ
with some measure which VII eaten the
votes ~ many Of the friends Of the state
hood bill, such MS the antitrust bill To ne
reported by the senate committee on judicl-
airy and the eight-hour Oil, II this plan,
should prove imprnctlcable, the consolida-
tion compromise bill probably will be re-
ported from the committee ON Territories
and an effort Will be made 10 pass IL BY
continuous session, thus eXhausting de-
hate when the steering committee ad-
iourned the understanding was that the pro-
posed coup should be undertaken tomorrow
or wednesday.
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frezlnn at Galveston.

|hfrson, Texas, February 16,-The cold
h np Of the season arrived here about
tset last night. The thermometer went
sE as 28.2 today and the forecast for
|zht states that 1t viii probably 60 to
lrets This Is the FIRST time that
Z thermometer has gone as low MS the
hgii point this winter in Galveston.
|AYnd blew very hard last night, reach
Z Velocity Of fifty miles per hour ut
| tine, but 1t suhsided toward morning
lodsy has been clear and cold In
|sdsd shrubs will doubtless suffer con
,EtGy from the freeze.
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Roads in Bad Shape.

Moulton, Lavaca County, Texas, Febru.
airy 16,-After steady rain for four days,
a regular blizzard struck this place last
night and Is still raging at this writing,
The ground Is covered with sleet and Ice
and the thermometer down to 20 degrees.
II is decidedly tle coolest spell this winter
and more water In the ground than has
been for years The roads are almost i'm.
passabe.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-17
OBJECT TO IDOLS FOR coREA.
Philadelphia Ministers Are Denouncine 3
New Enterprise,

F0ildQeiptia MINISTERS arc OSIlOhllClI9 o
New Enterprise.
Philadelphia, Pa. February 10 Mission
aries and ministers in this city arc. It Is
said, annoyed over the announced contract
entered into by Philadelphia arm to ship
Buddhist idols to Coreu. They denounced
the plans as an outrage against religion
and decency
Mrs w. II Corliss, a returned mission
airy from China, said she was appalled, at
the idea that people In Christian country
could consent TO manufacture idols for
moor. upenlightened heathens to worship.
Rev. Frederic Poole, also a returned mis-
sInnary. said the affair showed the spirit
Of commerclaism of the age and tended to
mt money making above religious decency,
Bishop Cyrus d. Foss Of the Methodist
Episcopal church said he did not think II
AS bad as the British sending opium to In.
dja or the United states sending beer and
whisky to the Philippines or ether colonel
possessions,
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Snow in southwest Louisiana.

Crowley, Texas, February l6.-The biz
gard struck Acadia parish about . o'clock
this morning and has been growing grad
ually colder At 1890 o'clock today 1t
Ahout an nour The fakes were lsrge.
but melted as quickly as they fell, Reports
10y telephone from Eunice, thirty miles
Forth, state that began showing there
MISC fell at Raync, Ittn Mermentau, Jen.
niug5 and Welsh
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-17
Cold at Taylor

Taylor Texas, february 16.-Last night
was the coolest this winter, the local sta
tion Of the United States weather bureau
registering a minimum Of 1871 degrees
Fahrenheit. Rain, sleet and snow fell all
duiing the night and today everything Is
covered with ice and snow has been fall
ing of and on during today. Live stock
has suffered great deal and 1t is feared
that fall oats have been killed.
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Gonzales, Gonzales County, Texas, Feb
ruary 16.-The first real freeze Of the win
ter struck Gonzales last night md this
morning tue ground was frozen with ice
and sleet In most places There was n
thrpdcr storm between II and l o'clock aud
It grew colder, until at daylight the Their
mometer registered 10 degrees below freez.
Ing. At - IN. today the sun Is shining
bright, with strong cold wind blowing.
Stock will suffer some, but the freeze
will benefit the ground and may kill some
bOll Wppyil
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rwo Inehes snow a. corsIeatna.

Corsicana, Navarro County, Texas. Feb
ruary l6-Corsicans and surrounding eoun.
try Is covered with snow thls morning to
the depth OF two or three inches on n level,
aud Il Is still falling With a cold blizzard
blowing from the north Rain fell almost
the entire day yesterday and It began
sleeting about midnight which soon turned
Into snow. peculiar feature OF change
to The Post correspondent was the fact
that the FIRST falling Of snow was accom-
panied by heavy thunder and vivid light.
ming.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-17
Hnau Danaae Near Lake CharIes.

Lake Charles, La. February 16.-Great
damage is reported from the north part
of the parish today by the washing out Of
roads and bridges in last nights heavy
rain. Communication with many points Is
cut off and particulars can not be Obtained.
The circuit court of appeals. Third district
began two weeks session here today
Thirty four cases. mostly OF minor impor'
lance. are on the docket
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-17
FROZEN TO DEATH.

soran suceumbs to the Severity
Il otsunday Nights Norther'
|n..,r Texas. February 16.-A negro
n, n the name Of Lola Davenport
4 ...,a M near the Southern Pacific
/. n. morning IN n dying condition
4 Ina She was removed to a nearby
4. IA County Physician Andrews was
|.srs but she expired in a short time.
v,sa cook on the Cane Belt work
4 M was last seen Yesterday,
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The Rattleshlp Marie.

philadelphia, February l6,-The new bat
tleship Maine left the League Island navy
yard today for Hampton Roads, where Its
bunkers will be flled with coal. The war
vessel will then proceed to join the North
Atlantic squadron at Galveston, Texas.
The Maine Is in command of Captain
LeutZ,
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Not Morriss c. MlIls.

To the Editor OF The Post:
Temple, Texas, February ib.--wili you
kindly state in your paper that the Morris
Mills given two years In tho penitentiafy
ON February 8. 1909, was not the Morriss
G. Mills formerly agent for the Galveston
News at Brennan, Texas, and oblige
Morriss C. NILS.
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n.uao. 10 rruok al rhomastor.

Thomaston, De Witt County Texas, Feb
ruarv 16.-The blizzard struck Thomaston
at o'clock this morning Thermometer te,
from "a 10 26 degrees IN six hours, which
Is the coolest weather this season, and VII,
damage truck crops considerably ana WI
he hard on range stock, which we're 10 pool
condition
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MISS YOUNG TO MARRY.
She Win Shortly Wed Nephew Of
Senator-eect Smoot.

She VIII Shortly woo q NUpUSW V'
Senator-eleet Smoot.
New York, February 16-Mlss Mary
Young. sister Of william Hooper Young,
arrived yesterday on the steamship Phila-
delphla. Miss Young Is the hancee OF Har-
old Eldredgc, nephew of Senator-elect
Reed Smoot Of Utah The wedding Is OK
pectcd 10 take place IN this city in the
spring. three weeks before that Of John w
Young the Young wOmans father. Miss
Young could not he found at any Of the
hotels At No. 1903 West Fifty.eiGhth
street where John W, Young formerly
lived and where the murder of the Pulitzer
woman was committed. II was said last
night that the Young family had left thu
house, the furniture being moved Saturday
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-17
Mayor Low viii Attend a Banquet Given
by Chinese.

NHTVVTNT ~ T w 7 NHT'T
New York. February l6-Mayor Low and
other noted politicians, including four SUI
prene court Justices. viii indulge in the
fad OF eleyatlng inferior rAces by dining
with them 10y attending a banquet tomor
row night at ~ Pell street given by the
Chinese Empire Reform association. Near
~ AL the Chinese So the city are members
Of the reform association and contribute
money yearly to forward the reform I'm Tho
Cbinese empire. There IS a council OF thc
association IN nearly all Of the large cities
IN this country. Mexico ana Canada ans
they are SO powerful that the Chincse ~
eminent employs detectives 70 watch tAeit
proceedings.
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Apprehension for pota,ons

Livingston, Polk County. Texas, Febru-
airy l6--The coolest weather Of this win
ter struck US last night and today. sleet
falling 1rst. then snow, though 1t makes
but little show except on buildings, the
ground being SO warm that II mets as II
ialls, Considerable apprehension Is felt
as TO safety of seed potatoes, which have
been cut and are ready for planting, lest
the cold viii destroy them They Win be
sacked ana kept In a room with IRE to
save them from freezing
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Much stock viii Be Lost.

san Angelo. Tom Green County, IeAp1
Eebruarv 18.-Precipitation varying ~
to,s, from mist 20 light rain has been d faa.
he mere FOR several days. I = M NJ md a
az times H stockman said that many heau
n,.tle yynl die
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Bastrop, Bastrop County, Texas, February
10. The norther which has been blowing
for the past three days increased In fury
earth was covered with mantle Of sleet
and ice The thermometer registered -
degrees and the indications are that tonight
will be much colder.
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e.,..t ca,a suspended al Paris,

paris Lamar County, Texas, February
90 -ore Of the heaviest SHOWS known came
last night and today. About SIX lnea a,a,,s "a
snow on level ground and trains NJ sn IS
lIo 'lli S,lsar tonight and strong norher
RIawlng. with temperature falling
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sIeet Al Hockey.

Hockey. Harris County, Texas, Fehru-
AIRY 10-Ycsterday evening at o'colek
northcr. accompanied hy rain, struck mere
Gan Gan to far. At daylight a light fall Of
snow which lasted until 10 o'clock me
Thermometer stood at 10 degrees at
o'clock this morning.
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cattI. pxlnn Near ssnuln.

seguin Guadalupe County, Texas, Feb
runry 16.-The several days continuous
rain was followed last night by excessive
cold. Tho ground is covered with sleet.
Ice and water. Tho thermometer registered
20 today Cattle reported dying
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etook WIN suffer.

,n,,eton Brazorla County, Texas fep i'
80. A", s.Tbe coolest norther Of the winter
-. MA his Mace last night the s thsL,
reaensa f III rapidly to % degrees; si los
,n ~ ~ exnected among the poor ones
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ONLY TWO WEEKS
THAT'S THE TIME 1T TOOK TIC
CURE ME-"

81 suffered from Kidney ana Stomach
trouble for more than six months, My
feet aud limbs would feel numb and life
less. / found no relief until | began toe
use OF DR.. David Keunedy's Favorlte
Remedy, ana that caIue after using the
Remedy only two weeks.
/ have recommended It 10, several who
have used II with great success"
PAUL BESSETTE,
o Enterprise ST.. Adams. Mass.
II you suffer from Kidney, Liver or Blad
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sex DR. David Kennedy's Fayorite Remedy
h the medicine you need. Hundreds Of
physicians will tell you II is the only posi-
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Druggists sell II In NEW J0-CENT SIZE
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mail Dr. David Kennedy Corporation,
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kota, 10 he an Indian inspector; william o.
Stanley, Kansas, commissioner to negotiate
with the Indians Of the Choctaw, Muskogee,
Cherokee and Seminole Indians.
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TREATY. vuith Greece Ratifled.

Washington, February 1e.rhe senate in
executive session today ratified the treaty
Of friendship recently negotiated between
the United States and Greece.