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Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1903-07-16
FIR. Koenig Will be Cared For.

The Detroit Evening News says: Fr.
Henry c Koenig, indicted by the
United States Grand Jury for smuggl-
ing three Cinnamon TO Detroit may
not be arraigned for some time and
perhaps not at all, as there is general
belief on the part of the officials that
he is not in his right mind. He has
already spent some time in retreat
and at one time there was an effort TO
have guardian appointed for him.
This Chinese incident is believed to
be in keeping with numerous other
erratic doings of the unbalanced man
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1903-07-16
Stray Animals.

On July IL there came into my en-
closure ten head of calves about one
year old; the owner or owners O.
which / do not know.
F. w. HOLMES,
X +. ID. Fo. 4. Orleans.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1903-07-16

One OF natures remedies; cannot
harm the weakest constitution; never
fails TO cure summer complaints OF old
or young. DR. Fowler's Extract OF
Wild Strawberry.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1903-07-16

If you are not feeling well, don't
call a doctor but take lake trip!
You return home feeling new life and
your brain blown free from cobwebs.
Send &c. for folder and map Address,
A. A. SCHANTz, G P T. Mgr,
Detroit, Mich
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1903-04-06

If Won want the best sewing machin g !,
buy the up to date Wheeler & Wilson,
Sold by Hawkins & Co, Hardware
Denartment. nch24tf
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1903-04-06
ATTALA COUNTY LYNCHERS
RELEASED FROM JAIL ON BOND
,ecial to the Daily Progress.

Special to the Daily Progress.
jackson, April 6.-All of the At
tala county lynchers have been re-
lesaed from Jail ON bond to await the
next term of the circuit court in that
county, which will be held during the
fall. Habeas corpus writs were Sc
cured during the week to obtain the
release of seven of the alleged lynch
ers, and Judge George Anderson, OF
the delta district, was summoned te
give special sitting, Judge Stevens
bein disqualified. No fight against
the release of the men was made by
the persecution, and bail was fixed
in the sum 70 81, 900. Afterwards sil
of the alleged lynchers who had never
been arrested came in and surren
dered, and were admitted bail in {
like sum. The impression is prevalen
that no conviction will result.
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1903-04-06
FIRST FARMER
In Mississippi to Establish Water.
works and Electric Light Sys-
TEN on Plantation.
Special to the Daily Progress.

Special to the Daily Progress.
Jackson, April 4.-Mr. B. w.
Mathis, of Copiah equity, the largest
truck farmer in thee south, is the
first farmer in Missi sssippi to estab-
lish waterworks and an electric
light system on his plantation. Mr.
Mathis has just completed these inn
provements, and the two plants are
exclusively for his own use. The
waterworks system also irrigates
about eight acres Of fine trucking
land, and this feature is to be i'm
proved and extended in the near
future.
Mr.. Mathis was the first farmer In
the state to demonstrate the success
of the vegetable-growing industry
and the great.advancement that has
been made in this respect is lalgely
due to his pioneer efforts.
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1903-04-06
An Ideal Dairy.

inform patrons and others who wish
follow the accepted We have not and
sna
f9s1n beg nesrest we ca attention
taken as the cleanliness at
and fact the most scrupulou OBJ
all the different stages ana processes through "hch the MIX
Immediately milking the milk thoroughly strained
milk again strained into aerao and cooler This
keep from
thoroughly aeang and freeing it from all obnox-
n the svDs ssS ssv ts foul
needs but stand the cooler
milk then strikes the
sheet
and from twelve hours are added to its
@s more
% MI + &
after cooling put
& Ss csp s ss'as a
s BY The bs aas as ss an hair
sne 9rra snd IL ksp
length of If the seal is not broken -. - :. -, -.
ssp Re sna colo
instead Of metal as the milk car
Of nsp sed 5aesaris vasous kinds
us sss s 1s s 6se
the get the best grade 81 m aea n a to-
&c d io not
s sssss sS. essas
for you to cooperate with us IN oe 20 s ns most
% snd ssa sS@ al baa
n pss and sc them
viii be IS s sa nvsa and our
shall glad to exhibit End explain our methods fqa
m at Eapssa Mo
p.sass sss g
HATTIESBURu CREAMERY,
mchs1-lwk LIZ. WILSON Manager.
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1903-04-06
GULfpoRr. HARRISBURG AND JACKSON
Two Through Trains Daily

No. I've Gutfport As am I've II attiesburg
10 10 am; ar Jackson zoo pm,
No, alive Gulfport 8 So pm; I've Hattiesburg
q Is pm; ar Jackson IL 05 pm.
No. ar Gulfport il Is am; ar Hattiesburg
Is am; I've Jackson 80 am.
No. ar GulfpOrt 10 pm; ar Hattiesburg
IS pun; I've jackson 40 pm.
These trains are arranged with view
of making all desirable connections at
all junction points. Parties can leave
jackson in the afternoon aud reach
Gulfport. Mobile and points on the Gulf
Coast also all Eastern and Northern
points VIA Mobile. Through tain to
Laurel leaves jackson 8 a. M, arrives
Laurel /: so .. m, to Lumberton and
Columbia leaves jackson 4 a. m, ar.
rives Lumberton 10: 35 q. m, Colum-
bia IL: 40 noon.
Can take L. & N. southbound coast
train in the morning and go to interior
towns without lying over In Gulfport,
or 60 via Hattiesburg and Jackson to
Memphis, Kansas City. st. Loais. Chi
cago and sli Northern, Western and
Eastern points, also via Make to Lum-
berton and Columbia or via Saratoga to
Laurel branch points.
| 1 900 Mile Tickets good FOR one year 026 90
For further particulars call on or ad-
dress,
THOMAS p. HALE, Gen. Pass. Agt,
Gulfp0rt. Hiss.
j. H. Powell, Agt.,
Hattiesbuag, Miss.
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1903-04-06
New Grocery Company
Organized In Jackson.
special to the Daily Progress.

Special to the Daily Progress.
jackson, April local capital
lists have organized new Wholesale
grocery company in Jackson with .
paid up capital stock of 800, 600, and
the concern will commence business
within the next few weeks in new
building to be erected. in the southern
part of the city.
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1903-04-06
JUDGE L. BRAME
Formally Announces as Candidate
for the Office of Attorney
General.
Special to the Daily Progress.

Special to the Daily Progress.
Jackson, April 6. Judge L. Brame,
a we'll known mem Der of the Jackson
bar, has formally announced as CAN
didate for attorney general, and will
make spirited campaign against the
present incumbent, Attorney General
Williams.
Judge Brame is a native of Ala
bama, but his boyhood and early man.
hood were spent in Mississippi, and
he has been prominent in legal circles
for a number of years. He studied
law in West Point, was admitted to
the bar in 1870, and in 1876 Governor
Stone appointed him as chancellor
of the sixth district, a position he
held for four years and declined reap
pointment. In 1880 he moved to Jack
son. For sevreal years he was presi.
dent of the Mississippi bar associa.
tion and in 1890 was appointed one Of
the reporters of the supreme court, g
position he filed for eight years. He
is one of the authors of the Brame &
Alexander Digest, published by legis'
lative authority, and is the chancellor
of the Episcopal diocease of Missis.
sippi.
A short time since Judge Bramt
was named as chairman of the pro
hibition campaign committee. He
has resigned this position in order t.
enter the campaign.
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1903-04-06
Mule Found Dead
But Negro Was Gone.
Special to the Daily Progress.

Jackson, April 4.-Percy Ware, a
Kinds county convict, rode away
from the prison farm near Raymond
a day or SO since on mule belong
ing to the farm sergeant. The next
morning the mule was found dead
near the railroad track, having, been
struck by passing train during the
night, but Percy was nowhere In
sight, and the authorities have been
unable to solve the mystery. 1t Is
believed that he was riding the mule
when struck by the train and was
himself injured and afterwards
crawled of into the woods and has
died.
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1903-04-06

Hear Booth Lowry =: court .house
April g-Asuhject s'Rlack Sunshine"
mch2ltf
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1903-04-06
LONGING WILL DELIVER AN
ADDRESS In CLARKE COUNTY.
Special to the Daily Progress.

Special to the Daily Progress.
Jackson, April 6.-Governor Lon
gino is at Quitman, in Clarke county,
where he delivers an address in the
interest of his campaign for the
United States senate. A special term
of the Clarke county circuit court will
be in progress at Quitman this week,
It is expected that Senator Money will
deliver an address at Ellisville to-
night.
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1903-04-06
FLOODS FROM THE RIVER
WILL NOT INJURE OYSTERS


Jackson, April e.-Oyster experts
along the Mississippi gulf coast are
agreed in the opinion that the floods
from the Mississippi river this year
will not greatly injure the oyster reef.
The fresh water always causes much
destruction among the oyster beds,
but it has not been of an extent this
year to justify the fear of an oyster
famine next season, and the immense
volume of fresh water poured out by
the river has been so we'll distributed
by the currents carrying seward that
only small portion of the oyster reefs
have become inundated with brackish
water.
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1903-04-06

WANTED-A girl to work in the millinery
w department at O'Ferrali Bros. mch2orf

TOR SALE--2 turpentine stills, IS and rs
z bbls capacity each, / tarpentine still ~
Dbl capacity. All compete and in good
shape Hawkins & Co. fep26t1
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1903-04-06

mANTED--Twenty- five men to handle
Number and work in saw and planning mill
and dummy line. Wages Sl.25 per az and
up. Mason Lumber Co.. Seminary. Miss,
Gulf g. Ship Island BY. mar N-l3t
WANTED-Ten log teams, short haul,
good price. Also: men for saw mill ano
factory. Standard Manfg, Co., Mize, Miss
apr4.2t
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1903-04-06

We have a complete line of screen
doors and windows, at living prices.
Hawkins & Co., Hardware Department.
mch94tf.
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1903-04-06

NATURALIZATION as stenographer or
Office work. Apply to A B Q, this office.
mch10tf
Decorah-posten., 1903-09-18

slipper til, ser fieuSte ben arreItc.
rebe, og III fit Biben en- onocn 9po.
Saeen pattc me9en Wfunterbeo
ogiaa / Soueoitaoeu, bpnfet at.
ter foranIeoigeoe en- Eroteit ira SRA.
gers / "DtorgenbIaoet," bpori ser op.
IDiteS, at StprmunOeu cnooG bopoe
taffet Golimeitcren ior bans SgiIig.
6eb, ligeiom Der nteo S~noignation
tales ont "0eu S~la0oerbanf, Scr
uocntpioG bar inSbragt &iitoricu til
0opeoitaoeu."
Senere peo SiiIetiocr 1910 bar
DIE Ssilaro oirtelig bIepeu aier'
ficn0t al en- Ssitnaut Sdariierberg
I HGrbeoen al ariitianiu, i0et ban
bao on at ida itaa bag paa 2eituau.
tens SlG0e, met 6a Seitunnten plloe
bape BAN me0 inO paa 8aaroen ar.
Uciet for at moe ZEN IiOeu 6oririif.
ming" ioriponot ban iporIGt. ) Ses
6rllor 1910 bapOe ~forsori8t Ole 5gt'
Ianb after qiort ct al line itorc <p,
ioet ban pcN ct ortitigt SnobruO pua
8eitpe ggebergS aoutor iidge Tuis
ierne if Saa / 3 q 4 Suiino Caller
% enOeI 8erIer NJ. b.
Sooo ieIoislgeIiq / bine SiOer og.
iaa bi0rog til at ifnbe WeitertupeneS
Sppe, bar. at 6GnGilerne ofte bare
iIette % lioet iitre og ocrnPit at "a.
li6ens unSerorOreoe 6Pugiclsbe.
tieute piitrot life iieIoen bar / Seotog
meo Sc tore 6orbrpoere og Oere3
SiUIpcre, Der oite par uo0t ioripnet
mCo gengc. Soor lempeliat man tog
set meo iarlige 6orbrroerc | tibli'
1cre 5ioer bill iremgau al. at meOeus
Stortpoen glrpe 9rapfarI ioO / Gr.
rcit / ariitiauia. bIep ban itrmoom
bentet 90 / Raaosbu5iaIeu bOor
SoIf boIot BAL, for at 0anie ior Gel
ifabct.
"a Ole Seilano reIlte 1889, odr
ser for bare Ii6t mere emo ell Ytaa'
reS / Torpeien fra 9fersblt5 rSmt Ell
anbcu berpgtet Spu anocr5 Sanieu,
for 6pi8 RaagribeIie ser bar uHIoOet
200 1aIer. Suor uiifre ib0ertiaIo
Dc norife 6GngiIer bar I Oct tSoc
gar6unOreSe, tor iremgol al. at
stiitamtmanS 2ebe3alt / i'm Eio til
raabe6e, al glrOe grapfarI buroe iGt'
res paa Ell Sanif 5Giming, iorOi man
itaOig maatte irugte for, al ban iflIl'
De %uuouige. Sognet beretter iorre'
item, al ban ogiaa itoI bape iID8tet
ira aroubprg. gi betoiIer life, at
SremttSens ADMINISTRATIVE oa ST..
itorie fan fomme til at opUiie li8eiaa
itore og Itsrre 5%orbr9odier emo man'
Ne al benz. Reitertupene beait ior 20
so q 100 Sar iibeu, men at Ell
TorbrpSer / Dor 5io itlrloe tunne
blipe en- formelig 2nnOepInge, boi5
Decorah-posten., 1903-09-18
ct minoesmerfe.

Som formeutIig befienSt. ~foreuaar
Der ior Siben / Horge, SperiQe, Tan.
mari % SinIanS en- Snoiamlinq /
Seriigt at reiie ct WinoeSmrrfc oper
Se ueo RagerSfortein / 9oerfriaen,
eiter ianbe ltnoerpGrfer al Sapper.
beo, faIone PebIemmer al set ifun,
binaoiife aorps. Ronumqntet ifuloe
beitaa al Ell Itsrre gautaIten, omsi.
bet al fire min0re Stene, paa boilfe
fibite ser ifliIoe nnbringeS 9usrelie.
fer, ioreitiQenoe Rora, Spea, Cana
% Suomi.
Sil beu i%fanSinobiife SCREENING I
aimberIep er / arIeouing beraf ira
aftieielifabet "8rnit" / 6eIiingiors
aufommet ell StrtoeIie. / boiIten 6et.
te alftieieIifab tiI6pNer fig iom 9iorag
til Wonumentet ilben Detailing OF Ie.
uere enten en- utiIbuggen gIof al rso
8ranit eIer en- tiIbuggen gIof / fer.
Dig Stdno.
s SpnrifriucIie erflRrer Sen fan.
oinaoiife Screening | aimberIep. eitcr
ltbtaleIie Of Sen itsrIte Safnemli9beo
ior oeu itorarteOe Siierpiaigbeo, iom
ianleoes err logt for 1agen, at Sen
meS @lRoe moOtager 8aoen o. IGg.
ger til. at Der ior oct om~bmoIebc
giemeO bsr oanneS Ell Gentrnltomitc
for Sfnnbinnpien. heuiistsmpsiigIt
meb Spoe / StOd6oIm, ffriuer ct
ipenif gla0.
Decorah-posten., 1903-09-18

tiger Deb Storrpors @rrbe CT aniat
Smut anuoien. IRrfet bar tis6t
@aloaifi9rpet for 1000 SIR. iamt
Trocenter al nobpttet. gergifriDer.
saorben er unSer Slmbpgning. Sele
fsrite gtage oil blipe inoreitet for
2ontorer. On np 8pgnins for Sas.
bruget | @ieSuifen er unoer Spfe.
relic. syor 6remtiben ifal Ser ogiaa
oripes Sspleri.
On rlIpfte inotraf nnlts. tbet emil
g. Spbus fro Selbu fpm / 9ersrelie
me6 Sen eIettriffe ScveSleouirrs paa
aonsens @ritbe % or9btes paa Ste.
bet. SeIe bans Sperfrop bar bIao %
roo.
$ermeb min Silien. genIisit
Stersaas.
Decorah-posten., 1903-09-18

8smuirtg broatc Solicit / .Saoben"
oil pei bare utanfeligt.
3 2iteraturcn er 6rpatcn for
Stortppene OF Se rsmtc "Slaoer"
bIeoeu ~iorepiaet bI. a. i "6ieIOeucu.
tnret" og / ~gt gpentpr paa 6oOri'
len" 5 set iiOitc Stptte er Stortp'
pen "SfriperbonS" iftIoret pna er
ipmputctiit Wnaoc. glrpe 9raofarIS
@cOriitcr cr / lin IiO cnSoG bcnnttct
al Scurif StciienS / Romancn Tic
bier &orrpcger, % / Oct bclumeIig.
be0SiuIoe 2nitbuS" bar Welber aiort
@ieit gaaroicn til en- al 3opcoperio.
nerue.
Decorah-posten., 1903-09-18
Sra Goten.
Gn Sutning berettcr ct % auoct fra
ben pafre WjBsbpsS.

Bddren tom tent, men Spflrlere9
blep mrnitig, bporior Iarsuoiigterne
life er be alleroaarlisite. Ssomen Ell
aiiluttet, % Der bleu meget % goot
so g. ontrent bobbelt iaa meeet JON
THOR. Yaa en- @aaro, gpor man iiior
Ifit 800 99s So, fit man iaar AGO, %
bette err pei iau npgenlunbe @ieunem'
mitsiorbploet mellem Dc TO Iar, bpo0
Ssaplingen angaar. 9ai | 9egpnoel'
fen al Iuguit Roareo itoar aSeren
omtrent faalgrsn % giSr / BET usitu.
itige Seir omtrent inger Sremgan9.
81 bar nemlig / cen iibite lib bart
amerifarif Sorbenpeir % Stprtregn.
SorOenpeiret bar life anrettet Sfa6e,
naar mani unbIaber at regne rleb Sc
mango 8ran. % 6urutrPr. ium Sp'
net oar ipIintret ira Sop til HoS.
On paa Soten oelfienSt WanS, 20.
ptI9rt talbet "&urSrliotongen", er
afgaaet peo Ss0en. San par oprin.
beIig en- Susmaubsisn ira Ssmmer.
holseie. iattig iom Raaleu, men bat
eiterlaoer Jig iislge &egtitreringsfor'
retningen pper 10000 &roner.
ai andre gtybeOer fan uppnes, 81
I5rf. Sngebors Rosnebpe os Sosbol.
Der oeo Observation-Disclosures
paa Sap. @litap WiffeIierL ct.
Sansoag bapbe 9rplllp. 9ette pa.
reOe eiter 900 norif Sftf / tire Gage.
9ru6en er GlSite Cater al eitre 30
tens Srofsrer, aboIf Rognebp; 9Taio.
gcmmen er en- &riitianiamano.
Ger finoes / Gotten ct meget linligt
5oreniussIip. Ser er SanSbrugsfor,
eninger, llngoom&fcreninger, @f.
bolosioreninger, arbeioerforenirger
og enbelig en- 8oob SempIar 2oge o.
5. 8. q. Z. 9enne iioite bar opret
/ Sirfiombeo i TO aar % bar nIlereoe
gaaet ioei meb at reiie eget Sl,s.
Iae bisie 5%oreninger fan glpOe iil
peo itor Sililutnirg, iaa ma fan life
flage puer ~aanSeIis ReOgong eler
Stilitanb Der | 9pqoen.
Ga oct iaar er 8algsaar, bar ogiaa
Tolitifen ifubt fig irem al set SsS.
paro, boori ben / lRrgere Sio bar be.
flnoet Zig. Oct er iniblertio life mel.
lem Ssire % @eritre, 9ampen M
itaar Der, men mellem 8aarSbuigere
% arbei6ere. Weoen8 8aarobruaer.
ne uirter mere / oct title, briper sr.
beioerne en- meget liplig screenings.
pirfiomheo.
On @uno, ser npIia bar u~opanoret
til amerita, 4ontoriit Better Ipr.
polo par iuoar meget omfring / Mrbei.
oerfcrenir8erne % bolot 8oreorag
ON Sorb. % 9~oItgIooen. 6agiore
n~ingsloren, oen me WmenninasIou
o.i.u. San itifteoe bl. a. "Tielosmar.
fens notwithstanding, Gormano:
y observation-disclosures @No. apieth) %
uafte meget liolig 8irfiombeb. gr.
beiberre uil befslge SEN 9aftif at 90.
rette monae Smaaioreninger for ser.
PED at prffe Snteresien.
Sermeo en- SiIien tiI gIabets 2r.
iere.
Gotten, 9be Qlig. 1908
Sotntna.
Decorah-posten., 1903-09-18
2atarrb Tan furcreS.

aatarrh sr e. nss Tarinl b~eI1stct cuss o. Irr.
&C aHitei Jon ubtibrsetil; o. eOs ai5es be- Ct Niss
ref. ism nj ert of 'Hrete aaiirrS paa etssrrt al
bsus staelts 2 NAME aar bIss bette EQiessl srus,
a afegoe Or. Siepeus. en- piei tesiruot zgfhorits,
I ans Ca = % guEatiuseemme. IA lea bar , sptt
esifs MiDeeis ~icrunee.l ge beibrehenbs Rvaifi 1us
ilnSer al Stlf1iee o. enter az lefte meHHsf ia e.
eels, ri q upen Sstaliae itnee cp9rifteH paa
lpf. Gteuif ener gnadf III ale. ION lIo0 al IA,
AHrisninl FOR StibertoniAd % orug Senoes %.
Set ritter flpbtaaeNeH al Btimrrfe % RaDRs, paa
BETTE STAT. y. Z. A0pes 81, ggwess SIs6. Rsf
nefer, *. n.
Decorah-posten., 1903-09-18

til Of iiee @nos 6ifsSaI o. Suitrn
Saf for geisset Der o. snife Dem uieS
fin nnfnle Wcr rel HEN fieH d :
GifsoaI, 29be SuIi 1908.
SO. Rorfen.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-01

delivering o. osies which had been set
for this afternoon. This was strcnuous'y
opposed by Mr., Dubois Dem, Idao
Mr.. Aldrich said that 10 any extra session
Of Congress was to DO avoided the Senate
would have TO be In legislative session
every possible moment.
Mr.. Dubois replied that u there vas 70
bc blame for delay Mr.. Aldrioh ought 70
take his shars Of t. He spoke OF an sruoie
he had read, entitle 'the Boss OF 'ne
United States which dealt with Mr. A.
drioh and his influence In the senate, NJ
aid he paid full tribute to tho genius OF
Mr.. Aldrlch In lining up the SENATE, evc1
10 the extent Of defeating treaties propose"
by the President, an
Mr.. Burton rep. Kan)-Are We now on
eulogies. Laughter,
Mr. Dubois--ff the Senator from Kansas
had been listening he would have khowa
that | was not delivering a euioey, o''
A tribute TO the ivelest man In the senate,
Mr.. Dubois wont on criticising the re-
publicans for ',lbusterinG fourteen Secks
and then asp ing us TO pass without debate
the most impo, ,ant bill 1.-The Aldrich nnan.
oisl hill proposed during tho session
Ne obiected 10 the Sunday session. ana MI
Aldrich save notice that he would make
motion fnv recess.
Mr., Alirlch afterwsrd seciret unani-
NOUS consent for q session OF the ssnA,e
to.nnorrow, beginning at II o'clock, TOT ""
purpose of delivering euloses. WIN VIZ
understanding that no other business snou'u
he considered,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-01
Enllstmcnu In the Army.

WAsHINoToS. Feb. 2s.--A statement
prepared at the War Department shows
that during the month Of January there
were 900 cnlistments made for the army
Of which i,loi wore made In cities and sos
at military posts and surrounding towns
and in the field. A. tho city stations III
foot and SOS mounted white soldiers and
10 foot and mounted colored soldiers were
secu ed. the number Of applicants rejected
being e.t+. At military poets and In sur
rounding towns. 2ss foot and 81 mounted
viii q soldiers and u foot and 10 mounted
colored soldiers were secured, the number
rejected being 1853 In the field ~ foot and
90 mounted white soldiers and i0s Nlpinoe
were secured. there being IS reflections.
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NO, cmen,s OF Naval Vessels.

WARRINGTON, Feb, 2s--The cruiser Chi
cago. flagship Of Rear Admiral Crown
inshield; the cruiser Cincinnati and thu
gunbost Machias have arrived at Messina
the collier Pompey AZ Swallow. China
the collier Nero at Colombo. the cruisel
New Orleans at Saigon, the training thiI
MononRahela At San Juan. and the re.
ceivins ship Dale al Norfolk
The naval transport Solacs has nailed from
Honolulu for san Francisco, the Runboa'
Scorpion from Galveston for Psnsacola
the gunboat Vixen from San Juan for
Culebra, the supply ship Glacier from
from Punta del Gada for Algicrs. and th,
cruiser Atlanta from Baton Rouge fol
New Orleans
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SENATE rROCEEDINGS.
Mr.. Raw,ins shut On From DISCUSSING
treaties IN Open session.

w.su,saros F,b IS In the Senate
n a.. ororoJ N,
to-day Mr. BACON 'oe".' 10 -, ~
amendment 10 the Littl"neid anu rus'
bill. He said he was IN sympathy with 70"
n,rn,., nj IN. hin hut he did not approx,
~ H., ,a,IaJ .,e,cs,.I prohIbition of
w Wv .. ~ to,,h,.d tho
interstate commefo"' ne "ouoVI" We
power OF Congress, he sald 10 eNeIci.r eu i1
authority, bu, " " had snch autnnfiIy
hc wdA opposed 10 its rNcrc'Ne' WIN" NJ
vniei tho rights of the states An
The tortihcationr .Appr Jpfiation p','
was called mp hy MI, Perkins thcp,. 'hl J.
The bill wa Rad Tor senate ate'''"'n's'
which were agreed tn.
Mr. RlvlinS dam, ltAnl asked " any
provision was mad" IN the bilI win view
10 thu fertilization OF IL" Panama ,ahal
or for the dsienccs oi the fhlipplhes OF
Hawaii
Mr. Perkins replied that the D'll han noun
nq ~ " providing for the torlihcatioh or
defence ~ the canal or 81 any of the insuihr
posse..ious Of the Government. The Sec
Rotary OF Nar however, was rec To send
arm,inon, 10 those possessions II necessary.
so far as the defence OF the canal war con-
cernod, Mr. Perkins said that in his opinion
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Mashinrion socic,y Noies.

wAsHiNoros. Feb, IS Pos'mastcr-Gen-
-raI and Mrs Payne had AZ guests Of honor
at dinner to- night the Mexican Ambassador
and q, n IRA De Aspiroz'
Former Ambassador to Italy and Mrs.
william r Draper were among the dinner
hosts tonight. entertaining In compliment
To the French Ambassador and Nine. Jus.
-erand.
Toe Admiral Of the navy and Mrs Dewey
also entertained al dinner.
Mrs. Arthur Paset was the guest Of honor
al a luncheon ia the New Willard to-day
when Mr. and Mrs Thomas y. Walsh were
hosts
Sir Michael and Lady Herbert gave n
dinner tonight Al the British Embassy
The Italian Ambassador and Mime. Mayor
des Planche- aud the Belgian Minister and
Baroness Moncheur entertained at dinner
tonight
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TREASURY SURPLUS GROWING.
n Vas Increased ny sS,aAs.isV During
February 20 aSS.s<s.l7O.

WARRINGTON, Feb. 18th" receipts OF
the Government, IN February erc~eded III"
expenditures by SI,24s,i7s. and the Treasury
surplus for IN" first eight months OF tho
asoal year was increased 10 eis.s.7.iae'
Although February Ii tho shortest month
Of the year, the Receipts from customs
during tho four weeks cloaed to-day we're
81 1919
The Internal revenue receipts amounted
10 S,ooio .Oc7. and tn. receipts FROM mis-
c.laneous -ourc~s we're oi,Si<.Ss', The
total receipts were Sis,o2s,i7s' while the
expenditures for the month were i'.7ss, ooo
The custom receipts were nearly Si'UO.Wo
more than In February Of last year. but
there was a decrease IN the Internal revenue
receipts, due 10 the repeal OF war taxes