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The Savannah morning news., 1903-07-23

Macon, July 22.-The Elks BAL
trouble has been settled ,iinn,,ed 10
tinnore. The lodge will be ailo"
continue under its charter
The Savannah morning news., 1903-07-23
Ml N...,for Young LADIES'
w @TU OGUnIHhMRV Nashville, Tenn

ssth year begins Sept q. Literary Courses, Music an
EIOeotlon cortIfoaMon TO Wellesley, Baltimore NOM
ans College. Faculty so. Mild and eqSabie o'ms,e
For cataIos address !. o. BLANToN, LID, BOZ -
The Savannah morning news., 1903-07-23
Savannah Preparatory School,
Military.

ORMOND B. STRONG, Head Master.
Fall session will open Oct. ). Thorough prep
aration for any American University or Scien-
tihc School Instructors -Ormond b. Strong
Cornell: Joseph A. Henry Princeton and Leip-
sic; J. Werdeu Clark, Yale Alexander Henry,
Cam bridRe; Ellis G. Bedoll, Wesleyan. Fri
mary (not military for boys under eight $50.
Catalogues at Connor's book store and Solo
mons drug store
The Savannah morning news., 1903-07-23
BELLEVUE HIGH SCHOOL,

A thoroughly equipped school, com.
plete in all it's appointments, of nlsn
grade, for boys and young men. foI
catalogue or information apply to
w. r. ABBOT, Principal,
Rellevue p. o. Va.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-07-23
=THE BINGHAM SCHOOL-I9O3.O4

SR 9iSs A 90 FSn and
Z. BINGHAM AshevnIe, NJ
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-08-20
Ola chorych i stabych ludzi
Jedyny Polski ~Uzdrawiajacy InstYtut
"*#< W. TYM FRAU.

My sporzadzamy rome medycyny prseciw wszelkim chorobom, ja-
ko to-: Chorobe nerw6w, chronicznej begunce, chorobe krwi. female
sk6rnej, prywatnej it'd. it'd. Zaklad nasz rdwna sic najs}awaiejszym
szpitalom xak}adom saatarnym " Moskwie, Warszawie, Pradze, Dor
ade, Wiedn,u it'd. Spr6buj a otrzymasz polepszenie cd twego stare-
60 i do6wiadczonego profesora, praktykujqcego JUL % lat. Gwaran~
ctu]emy, 4e wyleczymy chorobe.AARsekie koesRondencye sekretne "a
chowpjemy. str6buj napisad dzasiaj, jutro mole byd zap6zno. #x..
Cy cierpisz ma jake potajemna chorobe? Cay .noze ma nerwy?
Jezdi. tax to ME martw sic, DO mozesz byd wyleczonym. fosiadamY
BOWEN w,elkie zaufanie 2 polsko-medycznym instytutem. Wielu cho-
ryh So przekonani 4e " roznych chorobach pomagamy. .N,ektdrzy :
Mich bedao " najs}ynnnjssych europejskich szritalach, jake to: " Rosy,
v Polsoe, W Auatryi it'd. ME doznali ug, 81 my ih wyleczyliSmy.
Gwarantuiemy wyleczenie we wszelkich chorobacb, kt6re tylko SO
mozebne do wyleczeula.
Jeseli oierpisz ma jake chorobe, kt6ra tn wymieniamy to ME zwk-
kaj9o piz do mas. Naprzykiad jezeid chory ia reumatyzm, Dol g1owy
brak apetytu, doznabsz dreskczy, goraczke, boil " persiach, " bokach,
kolkl, boil zo}adka, zadawniona febre, (insom'a) s9aboSd 6w. WaIentego,
dycbawice, sk6rne choroby, krosy, swlerzba, Stills, r6kne taiemne me-
skie choroby, take choroby nIewnsie, bezsennost, 5okropne sny* It'd
It'd. to wszystxo wyleczymy. Me trad nadziei, usiadzi napisz do nae,
kosztowsd ole bedzie tylko 9 Gently ma make. Zapomnieismy wspom~5:
MED o tel strasznej cborobie. to jest suchotach. Jeden ; naszyeh dok-i
tor6w wynalaz} bardzo skuteozpe lekarstwo ma to chorobe, Jest on pew-
nym be cie mole wzmoonl6. Niczem majatek " obec zdrowia, kt6re Jest
podstawa szcse6cia cs}ovieka. Poc6t wec masz c1erpie6 kledy my oil
pomozemy. Me zwlekaj, DO ozem wozeaniej udasz sig 8 porade tenn Ola
clbie epiejallCzasem xadawnienie choroby csynij a nienlec1alna.
Jeaeli ohoesz SIG odzwyczai6 cd nalogowego picia rozpalaj4cYoh !.
trunk6v, tojest likier6w Tub palenia fajki, oygar lub papieros6w, kt6res
osesto pr1yprowad1sia ohorobe piersi, naples do mas . my ole wyleczyny:
Wsze1kiesl isty adresowad nalezY:
Prof. ". <. Szemborsn
159s Monitor Ave. ~ VIDE Il.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-08-20

nla g 1od1glloos lsl't1rt:zz Al, . q. boa and ie-
goz lasu p%ochwycilli, c zen,
i'm 3 dopomogli mieszka6cy
Dob5,rzylowa i sasiednich.
Wiosek zawczasu tut owdzie
.ku temu przygotowani. Prey
.sz}a vie kreska ma Matyska!.
Hanulka jednak ME wysz-
Ia AMI "a Janoska, ami "a O.
wego strzelca; obaj ME chcie-
. mic "a zone kochanki
Dobosza j bandyt6w
jego o%dstawiono do wiezienia
Samborze, gdzie pc og1o-
szeniu i'm wyroku, powieszo-
no ich ma szubienicach wy
stowionych ma rynku.W znie-
6li sic vice wysoko!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-08-20
Cd WYDZIAkU
WYKONAWCZEGO

Cd w YDZIAkU
w YKONAWCZEGO
KS. w. Kruszka raz poraz
"a pewnia mas, re sprawl
biskup6w polskich ola Anne.
Iryki W Rzymie dobrze stoi,
re nalezy mice nadzleje, re
choc sic .~przewleeze, to ME
uciecze. Re ia sprawl zaczyna
stac dobrze i W Ameryce,
przekona sic ~niezawodnle
nasz Wiel. Delegat, skoro
|otrzyma przekaz ma $4,000,
(kt6resmy wys}ali mu W "a
|przeszla sobote' Zdaje sic, re
|akcye delegacyi naszej jesz-
icze b;ardziej >p6jda W gore.
Przypuszczenie to usprawie-
olivia stowaszyszenie ksiezy
1swieckich, kt6re, o lie sic z
wiarogodnego zr6d}a dowia-
dujemy, ma zamiar finanse
delegacyi podreperowac po-
waznie. Tegoby tel pc Stowa-
f1zyszeniu spodziawac sic ma
Ileza}o, DO najSci5lej LACEY sic
l.. celem tegoz i jest jego ra-
cya bytu. **.<."
Lew zeszlym tygodniu ma
Irzecz Delegacyi swoje ofiary
nades}a]i:
T. KS. M. K. $1,000
" ,, Gawlowicz 1000
;, DR.. J. Dworzak 500
), Piotr Budnik 800
list. Lipowicz, Kasyer :Wydz.
| Wyk... 500
z. przeniesienia 4O2.50
f. 49,. Razem -. 1850
Potrzeba vice j. jeszcze
f$l564.50. Many nadzieje, ze:
|powyzsza .suma W kr6tkim
czasie przez kler polski z}ozo-
"a zostanie. ~.
Musimy tn naznaczyc, zle]
Wiel. ksieza Ignasiak, K. lie
li6skiiW. MScisz ofiary swo-
|je wys}ali wprost ma rece ks.
Kruszki.
q Ma powodzian W zeszlym
|tygodniu z}ozyli:
z przeniesinia $165.15
2 Chicago: P. Murzynski
LOO, L.. Mikity6ski 100
"A. Wr6bel LOO. razem 800
Ks. Rusin 500, cd para
fan " kosciele 1915,
Cd Bract. Niewiast 800
]. razem $24.15.
Ankiewicz 2 New Yorku
2. M. Dymnicki, New Bri-
tain
Conn. 100
Tow. sW. Kazimierza 2 par.
6w. Kazimierza, South
Bend Ind. 25.o0
Ks.Dr. J. Dworzak 800.
!, wa. Mscisz 700.
q, ], 2. sBudnik !, 300 s
], E a. Kachelek. 500.
s.Ponganis Cd sWych
parafianl g 85 (
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-08-20

- :- -- = - -t-::7-z
swobodniej. Janusz j s ]; al1,,lt.
ka doko6czyli ostatnich SLOW
{Godzinek, kt6re przez ca}J
czas obecnosci zb6jc6w odma.
wall j rado6nie pobiegli do
loza PAM. Ia ma drugi dzief
przyby}emu mezowi pokazu.
LAC szczesliwie urodzonego
jsyna, opowiedziala zarazem
Gale zdarzenie. z opryszkamii.
! Pan Karpidski wys}uchaw-
sly tax %strasznej %opowie6ci,
podziekowal Bogu i tenn GU
|lej u6cisnal zone, synai szla-
chetnego sluge Janusza, kt6-
rego odtad do w}asnej rodzi-
ny zaliczy}.
Ma drugi dzie1 take: INA
leziono gajowego mad rowom
mocno zbitego :przez
!zb6jc6w, re ledwie przyszed}
do siebie.G dy zapytany Cd
powiedzia}, re jest karbo-
wynn, kazdy z mich prawie,
Fjako dworskiemu s1udze, co
sic tn potajemnie skrada1,
wsypa} cos piescia lub obu-
chem ma plecy i tax po-
walonego odeszli.
Dziecie W obecnosci Dobo-
sza urodzone, zas1yne1o
kiedys jake nieposledni pi-
sarz i poeta. Me dano mu
naimie Aleksy,jaksobie zyczy]
bandyta, Lecz Franciczek.
Imie tel Janusza ! ,wspo-
mienie jego poczciwego pc:
stepku przechowa1y sic az do
dzisiaj W podkarpackich O.
kolicach. =. -
! .Narzeczony Hanulki Jano-
SEX zdo1a1 sic wyrwac z rak
zb6jc6w. Ledwie go zwiaza-
nego p~rzeprowadzili przez
(g6ry ma wegierska strone,
gdy oddzia} pandur6w, to
! jest zandarm6w wegierskich,
poszukujac W leslie OTTAWA j
|innych zb6jc6w, niespodzia-
ME natknaf sic ma opryszk6w
. Dobosza.C CT rozbiegli sic W las
p~ozostawiajac zwiazanego ia
noska: Gdy objasni} pandu-
row o swej przygodzie, kim
|jest i zkad' pochodzi}, z pole
cenia miejscowej wladzy
~przeprowadzili go .innymi
drogami przez CORY i ma jegoo
prosby dostawili do Hmiasta
Sambora. Obawial sic bowiem
pred Doboszem pozostac W
swoioh rodzinnych stronach.
|Opowiedzial jednak staroScie
10 wielu %sprawkach tego her
(szta i 0. jego zakochaniu sic
wv GORGE karczmarza, a swej
narze conej. Powzieto potem
|~wiadomosc przez dragon6W
starosci6skich i z ust samego
|~karczmarza, re ,Dobosz ma
wiedza ich widuje sic 2 Ha-
nulka.
Ojciec i matka zmusili ia
p6jsc do spowiedzi, ma kt6-
rel przyrzekla ze 1zami W o
each poprrawe. Q lie ! }. tel daw-
60. L-l ~vvo1xy1,oo noha.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-08-20

izb6jeckiej, bez naiilkllto,ggoY q toz-
lby mic Bog ciezko "a to ska
ral! Me! tax sic ME stanie..
Kto chce, MECH jako tch6rz
umyka; ia sic polecam opie-
Ice Bozej i Matce NajSwiet-
sci j zostaje.
Potem odezwal sic do smut
ME ciagle my6lacej szafarki:
- Marta MECH natych-
miast zarzadzi wieczerze; ME
s~zczedzic w6dki, chleba i ba-
raniny; przynie6c z piwnicy
antalek piwa, ustawic wszy-
fstko ma sto1ach, ably uprze-
Idzic zb6jc6w i tenn moze ich
ujat.
|. Szafarka zesz1a do kuchni
Ii wnet wieczerza by}a gotowa,
sto}y nakryte, dw6r oSwietlo-
my rzesisto, jakby ola rozbro-
Ijenia opryszka i uczynienia
|go mi}osiernym ola chorej.
}Gajowy i Janusz trwali PREY
Item, co powiedzieli. Pierwszy
iby1 ~nikczemnym tch6rzem
drogi wiernym, szlachetnym
sfuga.
/ Pozostawa1 jeszcze karbo-
wy, kt6ry wolal zatrzymac
sic PREY Januszu re strachu,
zeby go uciekajacego oprysz-
XII ME zlapali ma drodze. Ca
Ijowy neutrality-suspicious..
Dziesiata wieczorem wybi-
, la, wie6niacy pochowali sic
luz wraz z dobytkiem. Wszy-
scy wiedzieli, re licznej ban
|dzie Dobosza niepodobna ma
predce stawic jaki TAXI op6r.
|S1owem, we wsi ..by}o cicho,
przed dworem jakby wymi6n;
)tylko W ganku stal Janusz z
|latarnia W. reku. Lipy poz61-
KLEIN cd jesieni liSciem smut
nie szelescialy; ma niebe ME
bylo ksiezyca.
l., w tenn psy podw6rzowe
zaszczeka}y g{osno, jakby ma
komende, - ha}asliwa, zu--
chwa1a banda zblizy1a sic ku
gankowi; a ma czele jej PREY:
Iw6dca z toporem W reku. u
tyka1 ma noge, gdyz W ,czasie
|jednego z napad6w ma dw6r
dostal postrza} W piszczel, a
choc sic wyliza} z rany, slad
jednak pc niej W okuleniu
pozosta}. <....
Starry Janusz, stojacy I: cia-
gle u progu ganku z latarnia
W reku, skloni} sic. Doboszo-
wi i rzek} pokornie:
- Pana naszego niema W
domu, PAM ley bardzo chora
ale mimo to prosi was, ze-
by6cie przyjeli u niej ugosz-
czenie, DO wieczerza juz 60
iowa. y
Pokora starca, goscinnoSc
PAM i zastawione sto1y, neca-
CO podniebienie potrawy
wszystko torozbroi}o istotnie
zb6jc6w; wypili w6dke "a
zdrowie chorej, a Dobosz ma
sycony juz kauai sic zaprowa-
die do jej pokoju: e+..
Najdzikszy nawet cz}owiek
ME smie podniesc reki ma:
bezbronna s}abosc; to tel i.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-08-20
q s|ty!nnlJym y Ky
D[oboszu.
!. -A4as9r
Doko6czenie.)
Doko1czenie

miasta Stanis}awowa. w mo-
.drzejowym divorce, otoczo-
nym staremi lipami, miesz-
kali z iona Rozalia Jedrzej
Karpi6ski. Dziedziczka znaj-
-dowa}a sic W b~logos}awionymra
stanie, gdy wypadla nagg}aa
potrzeba .wyjechac do staani-
:s}awowa. Mai tam BOWEN
dopilnowat wyp}aty "a spree
dana pszenice, a kupiec cos
zamajaczy} z pieniedzmi, i O.
;pr6cz tego, mial jeszcze do
,za1atwienia inny wazny in
:teres obywatelski.
By}o to czwartego pazdzier-
nika 1741 roku; cichy. st}u-
miony jek PAM Rozalii roz-
leg} sic W pokoju sypialnym
zlozona niemoca, czu}a JUL
blizka chwile rozwiaza-
MIA. Szafarka sta1a zamyslo-
ma mad 1ozem swej PAM, kt6-
ra s1abym p~rzem6wi}a g}o-
sem: 80.
- Biedny moi MAJ! Ami
sic s%podziewa1, re tax predko
nadejdzie wanna chwila Obo-
wiazek obywatelski zmush go
do opuszczenia domu przez
dis i jutro. Ach! biedny Je-
"drzej...
Marta szafarka mic ME 3D.
powiedzia1a; usta jej by}y po-
blade z przestrachu, a. s}uch
mia1a wytezony ma s}owa do
latujace z izby goscinnej, do
kt6rej tel wesz}a z pospie-
chem. Rozmawiali tam zwa-
VIC :pomiedzy SODA: study
.dworscy o jakiejs nowinie!
jeden z Mich; galowy, zoba-
czywszy wchodzaca szafarke,
%przem6wi}:
- Mario! opryszki "a 60
~dzine najdalej beda W Hoo
skowie, JUL spladrowali wsie
sasiednie i:ca1a banda ciagg-
ME W strone.
Stara Marta jeszcze wlecej
poblad1a i z~akrywajac twarz
rekami, wyjakne}a: "
49, A nasza biedna, poczci-
wa pani!.... Pan musia} ja"o-
pu6cic; ME my6}al, re s}abost
jej tax szybko nastanie; kt6z
ia teraz obroni pred okru-
.cie6stwem zb6jc6w? Dopraw-
dy, ia trace glove. d.
- Niema tn co my6le6
przerwal gajowy. ME IDA J
sic ma mic bronienie; komu
zycie mile, MECH ucieka i
sko6czy1o sic!
- Palka Dobosza nikomu
ME przepuszcza - wtrach in
ny sluga, karbowy.
- ia pierwszy biore nogi
"a pas! - m6wi1 dalej gajo-
wy. Cz1ek raz sic tylko rodzi,
ME MONA tax 1awo z zyciem
igrac. Coz pani?... Jak zoba-
.cza, re chora to jej dada po-
k6j. Ruszajmy, Januszu, p6ki
czas = ko6czac, zwr6ci1 sic
do starego s}ugi, kt6ry stall
W zamy6leniu.
Janusz, kt6ry lat wiele byff
w obowiazku u pa6stwa Kar-
pi6skich, podni6sl " gore
* III. :. sG--- ~.o1~1
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-08-20

przysttepujeideo z.FF'eederacJyiisjjiaakkIo1
osada. W Zarzad tejze wc 81 3
|dza:
Wiel.ks. 4. skory, prezydeesnslt,I
Tomasz Kuurras, Vice prezes,
Walenty Ma6kowski, sekrr.
prot, Fl. J. Czapran, sekr. fin,
Walenty Walczak, kasyer.
Do kasy Wydzialu Wyko
nav czego wniosly W ubie-
tygodniu .podatek:
Osada sw. Wojciecha, So Mil
waukee $500
;, !, Stanislawa Buffalo,
N. Y. 5000
Komitet obchodu Jubil. Pa
pieskiegosw Chicago 63.65
Dowiadujemy sic z gazet, ze
Stowarzyszenie 6w J6zefa "
Detroit, Mich, ma swym os-
tatnim sejmie nader przy-
chylne zaje1o stanowisko wor-
bee Federacyi Polak6w Kato-
lik6w.: Wybralo naWet delega-
ia ma przysz}y kongres tejze.
A vice CRUDE lody Detroic-
kie ola Federacyi zostaly ma
reszcie prze1amane. Many ma
dzieje, re sprawl Federacyi
p6jdzie tam troche razniej.
KS. K. Sztuczko, G.. S. G.
Sex. I. Wydz. Wyk.
Chicago,I III. d. Il sierpnia 1908
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-08-20
ST. .L[1ilp'ocwii'c'zz, icy, Buffalo lE'llllEf' ~. q. n !. ~ Y.
800 Ks. W " Becker ii,
deslal Cd nastepujacych ola

300 KS. Wltold Becker ma.
deslal Cd nastepujacych Ola
rodawc6W $.
sBe'nledcykt Michniewicz 300.
Zacharyasz' .Kruchlik 200
Felix's Roman 200
FranciszeK Kostecki 100:
stanislaw GodleWski 100
Jan Serafinowicz 100
Micha{ Siwik 100
Franciszek DabroWski LOO
Antoni Lutenski 1.00]
Jan Polakiewicz LOO
Franciszek Rajski LOO
Wilhelm Lauer 1.0O]
w. Malik 1.00]
E.. N. 500
Cd poszczeg6lnych parafian
$24.-00; og6lna kolekta z pa
rafii sw. Micha1a Archaniola
$41. % zatem razem 65.28.
Marvanna Szafran, Waters.
!. Mich. 100
KS. Soliwowski cd parafian
sw. J6zefa, Elba, Neb. 500.
Razem $403.58
Kilka gazet;s a miedzy ME
mi szczeg6lniej ,,Kuryer
Polski", przyrzekly zajac sic
sprawl nieszczesnych powo-.
dzian. R6wniez wielu ksiezy
nosi sic z my6la urzadzenia
kolekt pc ko5ciolach ma ich
Gel. w kr6tkim vice czasie
powyzsza suma. niezawodnie
znacznie sic pomnozy. Daj to
Boze! j. $500 >a.
Naposiedzeniu Wydz. Wyk.
odbytem dnia 11-go tego mie-
siaca do Federacyi przyjete
zosta}y nastepujace osady:
~ sw. J6zefa Denver, Col.
49, ,, Jacka, La Sale, Ill.
19) - Salomei, Chicago, III.
..2o) ,, s%tanis}awa, Amster-
~ .@. dam, N. Y.
Ply y M. B cd. Nieust.
Pomocy, Chicago, Ill.
22) sw. Jacka, Amigo, Wis.
Aplikacye do Federacyi
nades}ala Parafia Najsw. PAN
ny Maryi z. Cory Karmelu W
Gaylord, Mich. Gala parafia
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-11-16
TEXT OF PROTEST.
Colombia Sends One to Senate of
United States.

New York, Nov lG--The New York
Evening Post has received the text on
the colombian protest. 1t is addressed
10 the united states senate and is sign
ed by President Marroquin The Eve
ming Posts dispatch is as follows:
Inc president Of Colombia has today
addressed the American senate in the
Following terms.
TO his exceIlency, the president OF
the senate, Washington:
"EXCellency- government ana
people Of Colombia have been painf,,llv
surprised at the notification given by
the minister ofthe United States 10 The
erect that the government at Washing
Ton mad hastened to recognize the gov
eminent consequent upon barracks
COUP IN the department OF Panama
Inc bonds OF sincere and unlnter.
rupted friendship which unite the two
goNernemts and the two peoples m.
solemn obligation undertaken by ihe
american Union IN a public treaty 10
guard the sovereignty and property
or Colombia IN the lsthmus Of
Ialalua Tue protection which the
ei,l@eHs OF mat country enjoy
ana VIII continue 10 enjoy
among us; the traditional prinelnle ~
TIE American government In Opposition
10 secession movements, the good faith
which has characterized that great
peopl' a rs lntcrn tiunal relations; the
mann in which he revolution was
DIpu ABOUT aa preciptancy OF
l's iecoGuluou ~ the government
and people ct Cclo.1.a hope that he
senate of the people OF the United
States VIII admit then obligations Ia
assist us In maintaining the Integrity
OF our territory and in REFRESHING that
resurrection which Is not even the re-
suit of a popular feeling.
I'm thus demanding justice Colon
bia appeals TO the dignity and honor of
the American senate and people.
tsigned) "MARRoQUIN T.. Z.
1T IL TO be hoped that the petition
for justice which Colombia makes 10 the
American people VIII be fayorably re.
ceiVed by II sound public opinion among
the sons OF that country.
(Signed) "ESTIBAN JARMAILLO.
Minister OF government"
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
Resolution introduced to Consider
Nothing but the Cuban Bill.

Washington, Nov. 1.-THE house OF
representatives, began the consideration
of the Cuban reciprocity bin today. Mr..
Dalaell (Rep'n, Penna.,) reported res
olutlon providing that the bill reported
from the ways and means committe
should be considered to the exclusion
OF all other business until o'clock
Thursday, when a vote win be taken
without intervening motion.
Mr. Williams Dem, Miss.,) speaking
for the minority In opposition 10 the
rule, declared 1t was about the most
drastic rule ever introduced In the
house, saying II shut off all right TO
perfect the bin, He said that the mi
nority desired 10 offer an amendment
which proposed TO strike out the "dou.
BILE barreled pledge" contained In the
bill. Applause from the Democratic
side greeted the statement that the
bill tears down one-fifth of the seized.
ules built up by the Republicans.
The amendment II was desired TO Of
fer was the one decided on in the Dem
ocratic caucus Saturday night.
Mr.. Dearmond Dem. MOI. spoke In
opposition to the adoption OF the rule
to shut of amendment He desired to
amend It. Mr.. Dearmond was applaud
ed by his colleagues.
Mr.. Dalzell, replying to the charge
that the rule was a most drastic meas
ure. reverted to the time when the
Wilson bill was pending, Mr.. Crisp be-
Ing speaker, saying that he commend
ed the minority to a study OF their own
parliamentary history.
Mr., Grosyenor CRep., o. said the mi
norty wanted TO mutilate the bin and
say 1t Is child OF theirs. but. he said.
I'VE don't want a child OF that kind
born In this house" lie spoke for the
adoption OF the rule.
Mr., Williams demanded the yeas and
nays on the adoption of the rule and
they were ordered. The rule was adopt
ed, l76 yeas TO 1855 nays,
With the announcement Of the vote
Mr.. Williams (Mlss) asked unanimous
consent TO propose an amendment to
the rule for yea and nay vote on the
amendment proposed by the minority,
with 20 minutes discussion on each
side, vote then TO be taken on the bill.
Mr.. Payne objected;
Mr.. Barnes. assistant secretary 10 the
president bearing message from the
president. was announced. The mes
sage was referred 10 the committee on
foreign affairs
The house then went into committee
Of the whole with MIR Sherman, New
York, In the chair. The minority volt
ed unanimously against the rule. The
Republicans voting against It's adontion
were Messrs. w. A. Smith. Fordney
Loud. McMorran Mlch). Brooks and
HoRg (Colo)
Mr.. Payne opened The debate urging
the passage OF the bill.
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To Hold Up Drug Prices.

New York, Nov, 16.--All three
branches Of the drug trade-manufa
turers, jobbers and retailers--are great
ly interested in the outcome Of a move
ment just inaugurated by several lead :
ing manufacturers Of medicinal artl.
Giles to stop price cutting on patent
medicines For years the practise Is
said TO have demolished the drug trade,
and all efforts TO stop II have thus far
failed except that in some sections OF
the country conditions have improved
somewhat as result OF the anti cut
rate crusade. The plan now about To
be tried originated with the manufacture
ers or proprietors and aims at the con-
troll of prices on their goods all over
the country. II retail druggists per-
sists In cutting prices, II Is the inten-
ton OF the manufacturers In the new
agreement, according to the Journal OF
Commerce. to stop supplying that cut
ter with their goods; and, II necessary
TO cut off those who are found to be
supplying the cutter, Cooperation BY
the proprletors has now been secured
and the manufacturers will at once pro-
coed to establish minimum prices for
their wares
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-11-16

Cincinnati o., Nov 1.-THE natlonol
convention OF the Women's Christian
Temperance union, which began here last
Friday and continues until next Wedncs-
daY, Is being held IN the Ninth street
Baptist church, whore the FIRST gathering
OF It's founders was held soon after the
crusade started IN Hlllsboro. Ohio. In 1873
some OF the original crusaders sun re-
side az Hillsboro, among them Mrs. Eliza
Jane Thompson, who became known as
Mother" Thompson She rs the daugh.
ter OF Allen Trimble. formerly governor
OF ohio, and stun resides m their ances-
trHl nome with her son and two daugh-
tiers. Her husband was prominent jur-
ist. Mother Thompson IL now IN her
eighty.eighth year, and was unable t.
get 20 the convention here. so the con
vention went 20 her today The distance
Il 81 miles, Excursion trains started car
~, In addition 10 the 500 delegates al.
most as many more Joined their Pilgrim
age
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STIRRED UP SEPARATIST SPIRIT
Prevented the Colombian Government
From Using Proper Means to
Suppress Rebellion.
THE CONFEDERACy's CASE CITED
Expresses Surprise at Hastiness of
Recognition in View of Attitude To-
wards South During Civil War.
FIFTY-THIRD YEAR.

London, Nov. i6.--The Colombian au-
thorities have cabled to London a
lengthy protest against the United
States action towards Panama In
which they claim that the main re-
sponsibility for the secession OF Pana-
ma lies with the United states gov
eminent, firstly by fomentng the sep
aratist spirit, OF which there seems TO
be clear evidence secondly, by hastily
acknowledging the Independence OF the
revolted province, and, finally, by pre-
venting the Colombiau government
from using proper means to lepress the
rebellion"
The cable message goes On 10 say that
President Marroqun has theoretically
protested to the United States and
wishes that his protest should be
known throughout the civilized yi,risl.
The president contends that The United
states has infrInged article 90 VI the
treaty oil ls4b which, he asserts, implies
the duty ON the part ot the United
states 10 neip Colombia la maintaining
her sovereignty over the isthmus ana
adds that the Colombian government
regulate the assumption that they
have barred the way to calylng out
The canal"
He asserts that since 1855 they have
granted canal privileges 10 difie ent
people no less than nine times, and
claims that the treaty concluded with
the late Gen. Hurlburt, when ne was
Alnlster at Bogota, july rs, 1870. has
been Ignored at Washington. After CIV
ing the previously stated reasons for
the colombian senates failure TO APP
prove the Hay-Herran treaty and as
serung that the delay I'm negotiations
had not affected theunimate ISSUE OF the
cahal project, the protest of President
Marfoquin points cut that Co. onbia
nad constantly endeavofsd to act IN a
friendly manner With the United States
even asking for the assistance of
marines to insure free transit across
the isthmus, says the rising occurred
when the government was not prepared
having Withdrawn most Of It's rroops
when peace was re-esta blished LAST wear
and concludes.
me hastiness In recognizing the
new government which sprung IN nm
uer the circumstances is all the more
surprising to the Colombian govern
ment as they recollect the energetic on
position OF Washington to the aoknowl-
edgment OF the beligerency OF the
confederates by the powers during the
Civil war"