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New-York tribune., 1903-02-08
FOR TWO NEW STATES.
AGREEMENT Reached.
ReDubHcan Senate Leaders 4dopt
COMPROMISE Plan.
tBr TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE. J

Washington Feb. IA compromise on the
Omnibus Statehood bill virtually agreed
upon by the Republican leaders this afternoon
and most of the. Republican Senators VINO nave
heretofore supported the Omnibus bill have IN
d,cated their intention of accepting the measure
determined upon to-day, while Senator Quay Is
endeavoring to convince his Democratic allies
that the compromise bill is the best Statehood
legislation obtainable, and TO induce them TO ac-
cept ii without opposition. Whether he secures
their assent not, however, the compromise
will doubtless receive the full Republican vote
when introduced on the floor OF the Senate
In view of the fact that The Tribune's publ
cation of the details of the previous conference
resulted in anita gonism on the part of the Demo-
Gratis and postponed for day or two the ac-
ceptance OF the compromise then outlined II ls
deemed judcious not to make pubic the Iuh
particulars of the present arrangement, but
there is no objection to having 1t known thdl
in It's ESSENTIAL features it closely follows the plan
already outlined in these dispatches.
There will be two States admitted to the
Union one to consist, for the present, or Okla
homa to which the Indian Territory is to De
added when the Dawes Commission shall nave
completed its work of aloting in severaity the
Indian lands ne other will consist of Arizona
and New Mexico. The capital will probably re-
main at Santa Fa for ten years, after which 1T
will be located at the option or the citizehs OF
the new State. Some further details which are
certain to meet the approval of the Republican
Statehood advocates and probably that of the
Democrats will be made known within the next
few days.
It will be remembered that the substitute bill
of the Committee Territories was withdrawn
for amendment early in the Statehood contest
This, of course, be amended in any way
deemed judicious, and tits now proposed to draft
a bill on the lines of the proposed compromise
snd bring It into the Senate as the committee
bill.
The accomplishment OF this compromise Will
materially facilitate the work of the Senate
In the twenty-one working days which remain
to this Congress. Relieved of the omnibus riders
the appropriation bills will be considered ana
passed with great expedition. and it is hoped
that some time will be found for the consldefa-
tion of the three important treaties before the
Senate.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-08
TYPHOID RAMPANT IN ITHACA.
Cornell Student Dies-Sixteen New Gases
Reported.
IGr TELEGRAPH TO The TRIBUNE.

Ithaca n Y, Feb. 10. q. Schumard. a graduate
st Cornell University, died last night at the Cornell
Infrnary from typhoid fever. He had been sick
for twenty days and had the fever in its most
malignant form. The BODY was sent TO his home
at Bethany, Mo, for burial D. G. Robinson, a
student in the Ithaca High School, also succumbed
TO the disease to-day. No other deaths were re-
corded to-day a result Of the fever epidemic in
ithaca nut sixteen new cases have been reported
by the physicians. Both the City Hospital and the
Cornell Infirmary are still crowded. and there seems
little likelihood OF relief for some time.
Professor Chamct, of the department of chemis-
try to-day made a trip to the site of the dam
of the Ithaca waterworks. but would say nothing
about the condition of the water there Many
students who have been threatened with the fever
have been sent their homes by their physicians
in order that they may receive better care than
Ithaca can give them.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-08
MoBGAN's RESOLUTION BURIED.
AGAINST His Protest the Senate Refers Il to
the Naval Committee.

washington Feb s.-In the Senate to-day ar-
No-ean again called UP his resolution requesuns
the secretary OF the Navy to forward papers on
file IN his department concerning the movehe,-,'
as I,orrssnordence of naval officers in Colombian
waters In the last year. but was inforIned thS1
the resolution had gone to the calendar under .o
les ne asserted tnat. notwithstanding the fu,e
the resolution was before the Senate, ana %
pleaded for a vote II. saying that ne WAh's'
The Information and that the world wanted ~
wha{ber the Senate wanted Il or not HE saic tass &
undue pressure had been used In dIspoSing OF a"0
resolution. Ri, 49,. ..tss,
tsy unanimous consent the resolution was M taAsm =.
,,1, and a vote was taken on Mr.. Hale'S motion 20
rssfsr 10 the COMMITTEES on Naval Afatrs- ihe
motion prevailed by a strict party ySts-Sl 20 - -
The resolution was therefore referred and VIZ
MIR MORGAN complained that u would not De aV'cs
on by the committee Mr. Hale replied tnat -
would be favorably repVrttu III ltS F4VSO
form with hts consent
New-York tribune., 1903-02-08
TO PROTECT HAMPTON ROADS.
Officers Detailed to Familiarize Themselves
with Submarine Mine Connections.

Newport News Va. Feb. Two army ohcers'
whose names could not be learned tonight nave
been detailed for duty at Fort Monroe IN cohhec-
ton with the system OF submarine mines III 1a"p
ton Roads reaching from Old Point to the Capes'
The cables have remained intact since the 0ps Is.
American War, but the mines were remover ai'ei
the war being a menace navigation Inc Oh
ficers In question will familiarize themselves
once with the location of the mine connexions anu
with the operating switchboard. whicn Is ihsue "a
the fort and commands view extending across
the mouth of the Chesapeake to the Capes ana 'he
New-York tribune., 1903-02-08
CONFINED ATTACK ON CAPITAL.
Preparations Being Made for Assault by
Three Bodies Of Troops.

yyillen,stad. Island OF Curacao, Feb Tt is
said here that the revolutionary armies Of east
and central Venezuela. which are operating
against Caracas. are waiting for the co-opera-
ton Of the revolutionary force or the west 10
join in an attack on the capital General Ma'os'
If is added. will march with the troops of the
,,.ost ,ritb III central and eastern forces his
left and right wings. respectively
II is further asserted that the revolutionists
recently defeated a government force at Duaca'
near Barquisimeto, killing an important o1lcef
and many of the rank and ne
New-York tribune., 1903-02-08
P4SS4IC BULL IN II RAGE.
I1amples on Woman 1cath Red Cape
-.Sir Shots Fail to XII.
Try TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.

passaic N J. Feb This afternoon the
huIl that has been terrorizing people here, ap-
,eared suddenly in Maine-ave. shoppers fled
In dismav while a crowd of five hundred men
and a platoon of police attempted to catch him.
He tore up fences and lawns. Every one VINO
could do so climbed a tree. One woman wear
ing a red golf cap was trampel on and severely
injured After a three hour chase the bull was
cornered The police got rifles, and six SHOTS
we're fred into the animal He is still alive
having been lassoed and tied up in a barn. NO
one has dared to enter the barn to kill him.
The bull is especially large.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-08
REPAIRS TO THE RALEIGH FINISHED.

Portsmouth, \. H., Feb. The cruiser Raleigh
sailed to-day for New-York She is commanded by
Commander Arthur p. Nazro and has board the
Naval Board of Inspection and Survey. The Ra-
leigh has been undergoing repairs at the navy yard
here for the last years and left the harbor this
afternoon practically a ship She has been
assigned to the European station
New-York tribune., 1903-02-08
To SEEK BAIL FOR TIILMAN.

charleston s c. Feb 7.-Cousressman-elect
George W. Croft, of Aiken Tillman's partner. and
y "a Nelson "A leading criminal lawyer OF Column
bia attorneys for the accused man. will ask next
Thursday that James H. Tillman charged with the
killing OF Editor y. e Gonzales, be released ON
hail They served notice OF their intended action
ON Attorney General Gunter and Mr. Ihurmond
this afternoon. hearing was granted. To be heard
on Thursday, by Chief Justice Pope at his resi-
dence In Newberry, to-day The proceedings VIII
probably be held In Newberry Courthouse.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-08
CONFERENCE ON ACRE DISPUTE.
Brazil Unwilling to Accept Secretary Hays
Good Offices.

Washington, Feb Mr.. De Assis Brasil, the
minister from Brazil called at the State Department
to-fay TO talk with Secretary Hay over the threat
rpins conditions In the territory OF Acre The sec
retarzs efforts prevent hostities have not sue
,eeasa sa far and he is restrained from rendering
the good Offices Of the United States by an inds-
position the part OF Brazil 10 accept them ~ a
case like this. where she is not prepared 10 ADMIT
A. doubt OF her claims TO Acre.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-08
DIED BEFORE HIS VICTIM.
Negro Who Shot Sheriff in Georgia Lynched
Sheriff Dying.

Wrightsvie. Ca, Feb Lee Hall. coored, who
shot and mortally wounded Sheriff i. 4. Cra wford,
of johnson County last Wednesday night, was
taken from county jail here to-day and lynched.
Hall was captured yesterday and brought
here and put I'm Jail yesterday afternoon. Threats
were made early in the night, but later the excite
ment had somewhat substded. Early this morning,
however a mob forced the Jail officials to deliver
I'D Hall whom they carried a few miles from
wrightsviIIe and lynched
Sheriff Crawford is reported to be barely alive.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-08
MOROCCO AT ST. LOUIS FAIR.

Washington, Feb In quaint, forid Oriental
style the State Department has been informed that
the Sultan OF Morocco has decided TO make a gov
erument exhibit at the st. Louis Exposition. and
has set apart 100000 for the purpose. The notice
came to department with the following preface:
Thanks be To Allah alone. To the venerable.
the highly honored the wise. in whom reliance Is
placed John Hay. Nizier of Foreign Affairs of the
exalted American Government, etc. The note is
signed 'Mohammed Ben El-Arabee El-Azez."
New-York tribune., 1903-02-08

,,-,.,, carmanv. he said the German Government
.hrougbout had behaved with perfect propriety
opd tact .sThe objections to this alliance Win
Germany" said the Secretary, ARE IN part
based upon the recollection of the lhsuit'
launched against the British army by cer'aii
section of the German press during the South
African war, but the effect of Great britain
action in Venezuela will be to inform the world
that she is apt to resent insults.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-08
NOMINATIONS BY THE PRESIDENT.

washington, Feb. 7.--The President sent the fol-
lowing nominations to the Senate to-day:
Navy--LieutenGnt Commander ROBERT G. DENIG be
commander.
Revenue Cutter Service promotion5-Frst Lieutenant
p REYNOLDS. be captain: Second
IJeuenant {. Z. JOHNSTON. to be first lieutenant;
Third Lieutenant JOSEPH H. CROZIf3Tt. be second
New-York tribune., 1903-02-08
SALVADOR INCLINED TO PEACE.

Washington Feb. 7--Sehor Lopez, the Salvadorean
Minister, has had advices from his government Of
> reassuring character, which he communicated to-
dsv 10 Secretary Hay. Generally they were TO the
effect that the people OF Salvador not inclined
10 war with their Central American neighbors and
are determined to keep the peace
New-York tribune., 1903-02-08
GERMANYs BEHAVIOR PRAISED

London, Fel. Lord George Hamilton, the
Secretary for India, spoke at Bradford tonight.
The Secretary WAS present at the Cabinet meet
ing this morning. In his speech this evening he
said he sincerely hoped that in the course OF
few hours the Venezuelan controversy would be
concluded Defending Great Britsin's alliance
New-York tribune., 1903-02-08
TO RESUME ICE CUTTING.

Schenectady, y. Y. Feb. 7.-Icemen in this vcin-
ity expect, beginning on Monday, To resume ice
cutting on the Mohawk River. The old nee has
worn thin. but new ice is being formed In the
omen spaces along that stream. A good quality
of ice IS being secured in lakes i'm this region. A
fulI cron will probably be secured.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-08
NAVY.

Captain B. II MCAIL-A. detached duty Board Of lnspsc
ton and Surrey and continue duty as commandant.
Naval Training Station, san Francisco.
Cantstp w Il WHITING, detached Naval Training sta
tIon Hawaii % san FranciEco duty president
Of the Board OF Inspection and Survey
Lieutenant F. W HoURIGAN. to The Kearsarge.
y,eutenant c. L. p. STONE. detached Bureau Navi-
CATION; 10 the wyoming
Ensign B. g DENT Getred) 10 Linsy Institute Wheel
"
New-York tribune., 1903-02-08
QUEENS COUNTY STAKES CLOSE.

Several stakes Of the Queens County Jockey Club
close tomorrow at the clubs office. No Union
ssorare They include the Peconic and Arverne
s+ates for three-year-oids. the Carter Handicap,
The Queens County Handicap, the Rockaway and
the Flusling Stakes for horses three years old and
fz,er and FOR two-s sear-olds the Canarsie. Rose,
ozone and WoodhaVen Stakes.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-08
NEW CHIEF OF FORESTRY BUREAU.

Washington Feb 7.-filibert Roth of New-York
has resigned as chief Of the forestry division
General Land Office. return TO the forestry hui
reau Of the Department of Agriculture. II. Fl.
Jones' of Indiana, the present assistant chief, has
been selected chief OF the division.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-08
ERIE, TOO, HAS HOSPITAL CAR.

The Erie Railroad Company has hospital
car for service it's division between Jersey City
and Port Jeryis and q similar will pc placed
on each division. The will he conveniently sta
toned to be transferred by special engine to the
scene OF an accident.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-08
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS.

Washington, Feb The following army and
navy orders hare been issued;
ARMY.
The resignation of Cadet ROBERT l. BOUGHFON
fourth class Military Academy, is accepted.
Major THOMAS CRUISE. quarerrnaser. will proceed
Omaha for assignment In charge Of the duties per
formed by Lieutenant Colonel JOHN W. PULLMAN.
deputy quarternaster general chief quartermaster.
Contract Surgeon JOSEPH A ONETII, will report
Chicago not later than February assignment
rith the Infantry. TO accompany that regiment
to the Philippine Islands
New-York tribune., 1903-02-08
H YOU But KNEW

What N ready reference book The Tribune
Almanac for 1903 IL you would not he with
out one. You will lie without II you
don't hurry, as they going fnst. Price, rs
New-York tribune., 1903-02-08

4 SUCCESSFUL PLAY
AIrays attracts attention The bargains "'"
frr-d amorx those Little Ads. of the Feo-
pie- attract Tribune readers.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1903-10-07
New Subscribers,

New subscribers are Chas. Helm,
Pollock; f. B. Norton, Price Val
lev; Brant Mining Co. Kansas City;
Chas. Dean, Portland; Mrs. M. L.
Baird, Nebraska, sent by A. X
Baird; Geo. Hartwig. Pollock; j. A.
Higgins, Council; A. A. Cayiness'
Cambridge; j. Il. Newton, W, y
Armstrong, Payette; Elvine Jeher'
son, Portland, sent by Mrs. VIM
Jeffe rson; o. A. Jeffreys, Chicago
W. S Kent, Texas; j. U. G. Silver
son. F. Zlabeck, Weiser.
Renewals: r. S. Dearborn, +
G. Whitney, R, S. Hawke, DAME
Dean; Weiser; Arthur David, Bear
J. L. Eaton, Council; John Matsen
Roseberry; E. Stevens, Councll;R Rob
Jackson, Middle Valley.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1903-10-07
WAGON ROAD NEEDED
WARREN TO THUNDER
GENERAL MANAGER SHELBY AND ENGl-
NEER CLARK RETURN FROM
INSPECTION.

1t would seem that some move
would be on foot to open up the
country as it should be and as it
would have been before this had it
not been for the contemplate work
set afoot last year when Portland and
Spokane were ready to assist to the
tune of s25, 600.
Then the road from the south
when will it be completed? 1t IS
half flushed this year. Next season
the other half will be finished but
much OF the work, done this year,
according to reports, will have dis
appeared and it is not clear that 1t
can be travelled then.
The money and labor already ex-
pended to make this years half OF
the road would have had an open
road now into great part OF the
country, had they started at Warren
as they should,
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1903-10-07
FUNERAL OF
7. ?. MARYATT.

The remains of Thos. 2. Maryatt
were conveyed to their last resting
place Saturday afternoon, followed
by large number of friends and
students of the Weiser High School,
Weiser Academy and Idaho Indus
trial Institute.
The services at the Congregational
church were peculiarly appropriate,
and showed the deep respect in
which Mr.. Maryatt was held by the
people of Weiser. Rev. Rogers
conducted the services. Miss Marian
ma Jones sang solo. "'Lead Kindly
Light. Mr.. 7. G. Galloway read
by request of Mr.. Maryatt the poem,
''The Choir Invisible. Addresses
on the character and worth of Mr.
Maryatt were made by Mr.. Paddock
and Miss Slocum, on behalf of the
Idaho Industrial Institute; Mr. CIV.
Luck on behalf of Welser Academy,
and Miss Mary l. Travis on behalf
of the public schools of Weiser, each
telling in few well chosen words of
the great interest. Mr.. Maryatt had
always taken in the interest of educa-
ton.
The memory of Thos. p Maryatt
will live >long with the citizens of
Weiser, and with all who enjoyed
the pleasure of knowing him in life.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1903-10-07
Stricken With Paralysis.

The friends of Franz Korup were
greatly panied to learn that he was
suddenly stricken with paralysis last
Friday evening, loosing both speech
and consciousness. A physician
was at once called and every thing
possible was done to relieve him. He
has since been confined to bed but
has partially recovered, at times be-
ing able to talk with some difficulty
though his mind is inclined to wan
der. DR.. Shirley believes he will
have Mr.. Korup in good health
again in a short time.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1903-10-07
[NYFLOVER AND
| CONFIDENCE GROUP
WILL KNOWN WARREN'S PROPERTY
ACQUIRED BY GOLD REEF MIN
ING COMPANY.

uncovered, from which assays run
ming from s35' to 500 have been
received.
A water right carrying 1000 inches
of water goes with the property. Ii
has fall of 200 feet. bitches to
convey the water were constructed
some years ago and with little repair
can be placed in good condition.
Mr.. Hovey is taking with him to
Kansas City about 100 pounds of
ore, on which tests will be made to
determine the best means of working
the ore. When this is determined
the Gold Reef Company will place a
mill or plant of that character on
their property and begin active
operations.
The Gold Reef Mining company is
composed of some of the wealthiest
men in Kansas City They own con-
siderable property in Thunder
Mountain, and other states besides
Idaho, and when they start in on
their newly acquired property, which
is considered among the best In the
Warren district, they will make
things hum.
Mr.. Hovey states that the Key
stone company, near Warren, have
received their saw mill, and wher
he left, were setting 1T up. Th'
Merrill mill ordered by the Keyston'
had arrived and was being hauled t.
the mine the day he left Warren
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1903-10-07

General Manager Shelby of the
P. 81. N. Ry., and Engineer Clark
returned Saturday from a trip to
Warren, the exact object of which is
net given out, although it is evident
something of importance attached to
induce the gentlemen to undertake
the arduous journey. 1t is possible
the inspection of the country was in a
general way to determine what could
be done towards getting wagon
road from Warren TO Thunder, or
Big creek at least, but the enthus-
iasm with which Clark speaks oi
OF the splendid railroad grade
over secesh summit and down Secesi
creek might suggest some other OBJ
iect in the trip. "You don't knos
when you 90 over that summit sais
Mr. Clark, 'it ls as easy railroad
country as ever saw"
Mr. Shelby said the trip reyesleI
much 70 hlm and that be Was im
pressed with the fact that a wsgo
road Is needed from Warren 70 Thur
der Mountain county, Unless y
have such . road All that bushes
sill be Lost after the road from u
south ls completed
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1903-10-07
FIRST GAR load
OF BRIDGE MATERIAL
MONEY DEPOSITED WITH STATE TREAS
URER---W WORK TO BE COMMENCED
IMMEDIATELY.

The money to be raised by the
people of Weiser to assist in the
construction of a bridge across Snake
river was deposited with the state
Treasurer Monday.
All the subscribers have not yet
paid in the amount they subscribed,
but number of Weiser's enterpris-
ing citizens guaranteed sum suf-
ficient to cover the deficiency, and a
certificate of deposit for SIG, 100
was sent to Boise. The outstand-
ing subscriptions will be collected as
rapidly as possible, in order that the
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1903-10-07

Arthur David -"Frenohy"- one
of the pioneers of the Seven Devils
district, is in the city in attendance
upon the district court as witness.
MIR. David is owner of the Great
Eastern group, one of the best de-
veloped properties in the district.
He states that there is strong talk OF
smelter being located on Bear
creek, to smelt the copper ores OF
the Seven Devils. He states that a
smelter located at that point would
be in the center of the mineral Sec
ton, with timber, huxing properties,
water power, and in fact everything
to make smelling conditions success
fuI. Mr.. David says the installing
of a smeIter at Homestead will be ol
benefit TO the entire district, as min
ers can make fair wages getting ou
ore and disposIng Of it TO the smel
ter.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1903-10-07
TALKS WITH
CITY VISITORS.

G. B. Davis, for the past seven
months superintendent of the Gold
Coin mill at Black Lakes, was in the
city Sunday. Mr.. Davis was en-
route to Boulder, Col, to attend the
Colorado School of Mines at that
place. Mr.. Davis says the Rapl1
River country is sure to come to the
front as one of the leading mining
districts of Idaho. Mr.. Davis says
that the Gold Com company have a
great mining property He expects
to return to Idaho next spring, and
will probably install cyanide plant
on some of the properties Of the
Rapid River district. Mr.. Davis
was for number of years superin-
tendent of the Smuggler- Union cy-
anide plant at Telluride, Colorado
the next largest plant of its kind il
the United States.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1903-10-07

Charles D. Hovey, representing
. Gold Reef Mining Company, of
,nsas CITY, Mo-, was In the city
.turday having arrived Friday even
i from Warren where he had been
\ The past four months, looking
ter the interest of his company.
While at Warren Mr.. Hovey pur-
asedf for his company, the confidence
rOup consisting of eight claims, and
bsold Mayaower claim. The claims
e located about q miles from War
eD on the Thunder Mountain trail.
The Mayhower is an old property,
nd considerable work was done on
some years ago. A small mill
|r operated on it for q time, but it
p inadequate for the purpose and
Id not save the values. More than
4O, 900 was taken from it not count
ng the large amount that was lost
" the mill. The development work
onssts of 1900 feet of tunnel work
nd 200 feet of shaftiDg. Some
esrs ago Patterson Bros. of Warren,
Ire said to have taken 80 or 40 tons
b ore from the MayAower, that,
kiter being sorted, run from $3.50 to
$500 per ton.
A contract for an 800-foet tunnel
pill be let by the company to cross
tutthe veins on the Confidence group
(Which show on the surface. These
Fens are 700 in number, and can be
Traced for 800 feet On the May
Power 4-foot ledge of ore has beer
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1903-10-07

council met in regular session
friday evening Oct. I'd.
COMMUNICATION received from city
englneer regarding estimate on water
and light plant.
Application of G. H. Powers for
position of engineer placed on file.
Oertlhcate of county auditor
'erulylng to the assessed property
u city of Welser was read.
BIDS for grading Main street were
received as follows:
aaron Wickiser, SO cents per cubic
yard.
VIM, Walker, John Walker, W.
'nsner and j. Morrison. SO cents
per cubic yard.
aaron Wickiser awarded contract
Dlq OF j. A. York for printing
'VVO copies Of rules and regulations
" water works and electric hgh'
system read
Nlefk reported the following col
'01ons '" for month of September