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statement which he held in his hand.
-Four days have elapsed since the House
called upon the President for information
regarding the Panama" began MIR.
IivernaSh.
eff the gentleman quietly spoke the
chair, after interrupting the member by
the strenuous use of the gavel. "s SO un-
fortunate as to be unable to express his
question OF privilege in a resolution. then
he cannot come within the rules of the
House"
This ended the incident and Mr.. Liver
nash subsidized.
The House proceeded with the regular or
Evening star., 1903-11-13
Liabilities Will Reach $500, 900.

WORCESTER, Mass, November 13.-Al-
though the doors of the banking house Of
Winslow. & Co. are closed, and probably
never will be reopened under the old name,
the business of the Samuel E. Winslow
Skate Manufacturing Company will be con-
tinued by the receivers, who took charge of
both concerns today. 1t is believed that
the liabilities will reach nearly $500, 900.
Evening star., 1903-11-13
Return of German Ambassador

Word as been received here that Baron
Won Sternburg, the German ambassador to
the United States, who has been treated
a Berlin for an alleged cancerous growth
on the cheek, will shortly return to his post
in this city. His condition is reported to
b. satisfactory
Evening star., 1903-11-13
THE BEARDsLEE oBsEou1Es.
Late Admiral's Body Cremated Sue
ceeding Funeral Services.

Funeral services over the remains of Rear
Admiral Lester A Beardslee, U. S. N, re-
tired. were held this morning in the chapel
of Lees undertaking establishment. Rev.
Dr. William r. Turner. rector of the Church
of St Machael and All Angels. conducted
the services. The officers of the army and
navy were in attendance In large numbers
Following the services the remains were
cren1ated. The ashes will be deposited in
the national cemetery at Arlington, without
any military ceremony or display.
Evening star., 1903-11-13
Good Bass Fishing in Potomac.

Special Dispatch to The Evening Star.
CUMBERLAND, Md. November 13.-
Some fine bass are now peing caught in the
South branch Of the Potomac below here
John Bush yesterday landed one weighing
four pounds, and Philip Hack caught three
that aggregated eight pounds. Chas. Nc
Ilwee Monday caught five bass that aggre-
gated twelve and one-quarter pounds. The
largest weighed four and one-quarter
pounds.
Evening star., 1903-11-13
Marvellous Surgical Operation

BERLIN, November 13.-Dr. Vogel of the
Bonn Hospital describes in todays issue of
a German medical weekly the successful
of an ivory bone for one of
the bones of the lower arm of little girl
examination by Roentgen rays
has showed that the healing process is
with the substitute bone in posi-
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Cannot Force Their Interpolation

But the minority has no power to force
the acceptance of their Interpretation of
the law on the President, and they of ne
cessity eventually have only the altelna-
tive of refusing to vote for the treaty on
the ground that the President should have
negotiated a treaty with Nicaragua or
of criticising the administration and then
coming to the support of the course they
condemn.
1t is not believed by republicans that the
democrats will be willing to take the re-
sponsibiity for the defeat of the canal,
which would be the result should they vote
solidly against the treaty to be sent 10 the
Senate later. The very important and
practical question arises as to the way i'm
which such a course would be received by
the country at the next national campaign.
The democrats might be charged with hav-
ing demanded an impossible thing. with the
result of killing the canal project for the
time, at least.
Evening star., 1903-11-13
Died Suddenly of Apoplexy.

NEW YORK. November 13.--Dr. Charles
Marshall. a prominent physician Of Hunt
ingdon. Quebec, and a member of the med
ical board of governors of the province of
Quebec. died suddenly Of apoplexy.
Evening star., 1903-11-13
10000 Men Will Be Affected.

PITTSBURG, Pa, November 13.-Officials
of the Builders Exchange announced today
that the lockout of all the building trades
in the city affiliated with the Building
Trades Council will go into effect tonight
and will continue indefinitely unless all
sympathetic strikes are called off. About
10000 men will be affected.
Evening star., 1903-11-13
Wants Son Reinstated.

A special from Springfield. Ohio. says:
Joseph d. Little has succeeded in interest
ing Senators Hanna and Foraker and Rep
resentative Thomas B. Kyle of this dis
trict in his effort to have his son, ]. d. Lit
tie, jr., reinstated In the Annapolis Naval
Academy. AS the court-martial has re-
ceived the approval of President Roosevelt.
his reinstatement would have to be effect
ed by a special aet Of Congress.
Evening star., 1903-11-13
Changing Names of Warships.

SEATTLE, Wash, November l3.-A let
ter received here from Shanghai states that
Russia is constantly changing the names
of her warships to create confusion and
uncertainty concerning the movements of
the ships. The same letter adds that both
Russia and Japan are actively pushing
preparations for war.
Evening star., 1903-11-13
Without Details of Massacre

BERLIN, November 13.-A dispatch was
received here today from the governor of
German Southwest Africa, dated yesterday,
saying he is still without details of the
massacre of the garrison of the fort at
are safe
Evening star., 1903-11-13
Club Elects Honorary Members.

cratic Club. No. /, last night. at 823 Tth
street southeast. Representative w. r.
Hearst. N. F. Ihmsen and Cotter T. Bride
were unanimously elected the first honor
ary members Of the organisation. The
motion was adopted by . standing vote
and with cheors Il
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Palmy Days Wins Cup.

LONDOli, November 13.-Palmy Days
won the Liverpool autumn cup at the Liv-
erpool autumn meeting today. Whistlng
Crow was second, and Bachelors Button
came in third Fourteen horses ran.
Evening star., 1903-11-13
Want Games.

The foot ball team of the Bliss Electrical
School is organized for the season, and
would like 10 arrange games with any anna
teur teams in or about the city. Would es-
peciaiiy Hike TO hear from any of the local
High School. teams. Average weight. l4S
pounds Address all communications to
Yorke Burgess, manager.
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Prominent Banker Dead.

HELENA, Mont, November 13.-Herman
Klein, president of the Union Bank and
Trust Company. and one of the wealthiest
men of the state. is dead at his home here,
aged sixty-one years.
Evening star., 1903-11-13
New York Stock Market.

and brokers, 1419 F St. members New York
stock exchange, Washington stock ex-
change and Chicago board of trade.
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Washington Stock Exchange.

Sales-Reguar call. II O'Clock noon-Capital Trac-
tion As 81 600 at 1O6b.
Washington Railway and Electric pfd., 20 at 80.
Washington Gas, 20 at 5s
Lanston MOnotype, 100 at 8.
After call-Washington Railway and Electric As.
81 900 at TN $4,000 at 721a, $1,000 at 721a.
Capital Traction As, 81, 900 at 1O5S.
WaShinQfun Gas 10 IH Ii at hA
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Uncertainty as to Senator
Hoar's Attitude
ON A NEW TREATY
DEMOCRATS AWAITING HIS DEC
LARATIoN WITH INTEREST.
Whether They Shall Unite in Opposi-
ton to Recognition Of the
New Republic.

There is feeling of uncertainty on the
part of some republicans over the attitude
that will be taken by Senator Hoar on the
subject Of the administrations recognition
of the new republic of Panama. and the
consequent effect of his course in relation to
a new treaty for the construction of the
Panama canal
Up to this time Senator Hoar has not in
dicated what his position on this subject
will be. His attitude has been one of nom
commitment. He is awaiting the informa-
ton to be given to Congress by the Presi-
dent. If he has made up his mind as to
what he will do in that respect he has
not mentioned it to any one.
Several senators have desired to know
how he feels about the administrations
are without information. The attitude
of the senior senator from Massachusetts
on the Panama incident is not regarded
as important in the final ratificati ton by
the Senate of the canal treaty to be ne
gotiated by Secretary Hay.
If he takes the view that will be pop
ular one with the minority. to the effect
that the Presidents course of prompt ac-
ton was not warranted, he will strengthen
the position of the democratic opposition,
but when the time comes to vote on the
treaty 1t is confidently believed by those
who know the Senate best that the neces-
sary two-thirds vote will be forthcoming.
Interest in Presidents Statement.
The greatest interest is attached to the
Presidents statement of the Panama case.
While the President was the forcible ele-
ment in the decision to give the new
Panama republic prompt recognition, yet
it is known at the Capitol that his course
was approved by his advisers, and while
the exact facts are not yet known, it is
believed he will make a strong case when
he communicates to Congress the reasons
for h S action.
This feeling is so strong that even the
democrats feel that it is well to await this
statement before entering upon their
criticism of the administrations course.
The democratic steering committee. of
which Senator German is the chairman, has
been in session half dozen days, and
while the chief purpose of its meetings
has been to arrange for the assignment of
democratic senators to committees, ii has
discussed in an informal way the subject
of the recognition of Panama, and the
proposition of the government to negotiate
another canal treaty.
The general sentiment of the democrats
has favored opposition, but the steering
committee has not in a formal way ap-
proved that course The members of the
committee have felt that prudence was on
the side of taking no positive stand until
they hear from the President.
The sentiment that is now dominant
among democrats is that they should insist
that the law should be literally carried out
by the President. They contend that the
Spooner act in effect provided that in the
ratified by the Senate accepted by Colombia
for the building of the Panama canal he
should proceed to negotiate Il treaty with
Nicaragua.
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Grain, Provisions and Cotton markets
Baltimore Markets.
to The Evening Star.

Special Dispatch to The Evening Star
BALTIMORE. Md. November 12-FLOUR-
Quiet unchanged; receipts. 20S74 barrels; exports
4, ,x67 barrels.
wHEAT-Dull and steadys spot coatrSct s2xs
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Today's Government Receipts.

redemption. s$s0l .of2 Government receipts
from internal revenue. .ss08.527; customs
Evening star., 1903-11-13

$50 1892; miscellaneous, $5O1 .561. Expendi-
lures, $2.350O0O. Available cash balance
S2223, 500 O3S.15.
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JAPANESE JOURNALIST
EXAMINES POWER PLANT

z. chtsubo Of the Kobe News Of
kobs. Japan. 10 in the city gathering
information felating to spokane's
electric raiiways. water power. mill
ins plants ana manufactures.
my paper sent me here TO gather
data and informatioh for . series Of
articles on the utilization OF water
power for slectric railways, mills
and factories" he said this morning.
sseme Japanese capitalists at Kobe
have applied for q charter for an
electric traniway between Osaka and
KObA Z distance Of SO miles, and
information regarding water power
such as this city can supply will be
appreciated At home. In my country
they have . pretty hard time to OBJ
tain charter Of this nature. After
II goss before the city or town coun-
ell II has to be passed BY 16 officers
Of the army, a. the law requires AL
steam and electric companies to be
under. the control Of the war depart
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lessor o. theology. ana was mads .
beneficiary Of st. Peter. Two years
later he was In Holland as auditor
to Cardinal Oregiia, then nuncio 1t
Amsterdam. who. strangely enough,
Is new his rival for che p0pedom.
Three pears later he went TO Bel
GUM in the same capacity. whore
for some time. his chief being alb
sent. he directed the nunciature. In
1880 he was nominated apostolic dcl4
egate to Constantinople and titular
archbishop Of Gardica. In 1854 he
was sent NJ internuneio 10 Hranii. bat
no sooner had no arrived than Q
was Immediately sent to Russia TO
represent thc pope at The coronation
of the GEAR. He was very well re-
cesSed by Alexander HI. ana became
persona srata at court On his re-
turn to Rome he was appointed nun
cioN to Portugal. where he remained
until December 80. 1922, when he was
created a cardinal.
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Shot NE Bride
Through Her heart

CoLvILLE. wash, July 2a.--while
cleaning his hammeriess revolver
yesterday James E. Miles aocidsntal-
~ shot and killed his wifA Mrs.
Miles, WIS sitting At a table In the
dining room when the gun was ais
charged. the bullet going TO her heart.
The authorities after investigating
believe Niles story Of accident dur
Ing preparations for a fishing ana
shooting trip. The couple were mar
ried only last March in Council
Bluffs. Ia. and were much devoted
TO each other. lie 10 but 81 years
OF age and his wife was hut is. the
daughter OF Nebraska farmer.
Miles made an attempt on his own
life otter realizing tho situation end
was prevented only by the timely ar
rival OF neighbor.
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ment for transportation purposes IN
the event OF a war.
JA1AWDDn IHWOYAYBD0.
In speaking Of the newspaper sit
uation, he continued: There are 154
daily newspapers with calculations
In the smaller towns ranging from
1000 to 1900. and IS weekly papers
The price OF the daily Is Invariably
cent. or Is cents per month. The
leading paper, 'Jijf'-the Times--of
Toxic has q circulation OF 10000
daily. IN y city OF nearly 100000 IN
habitants. including six suburbs. The
Times IL printed in Japanese With
the exception Of one column IN Eng
lish, dealing with international top
les. In size 1t ranges from IL to IS
pages. On paper OF that kind there
will be ~ reporters to cover the city
and suburbs. The type Is all set by
hand. The Kobe News. for which I
act as correspondent, is six-page
daily. devoted principally to marine
and commercial news"
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PROGRESS REPORTED
IN CANADIAN MINES

on Wild Horse cree1t this fall. The
Pilot company viii srect II nine miles
up the creek from Ymir. Recent de-
velopments show up large bodies Of
ore.
The Nelly Gibson falns resumes
work this week w rebuilding build
ings destroyed by the slide. A con-
centrator 10 also being built.
A rich strike Is reported on Morn
Ing Iisountain q the Juno mine. two
tniies from thu. city. Gold 10 plainly
psrceptlbis In brown quarts. The ore
ID being sacked and shipped.
In the LardeAu work on the Oyster
crttsfion STAMP min u pfoarsssihs
rapidly ana will soon be In opera
tion. Tho Eva stamp mill 10 nearly
completed also.
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onDuAHUu no. Al4lA

An ordinance approving and confirm
msnt roll Scr ths improvems Suss n
Ermina avenue from the center
line Of Division street to the center
line OF Astor street, by grading,
curbirg and parking the same. and
to provide for the collection OF az
sessments Alsl the payment Of the
honda issued therefor,
Whereas. the assessment roll for
the assessment district established
for the payment OF improving Err
nina avenue, IN the city OF Spokane.
from the center line of Division street
to the center line OF Astor street,
by grading. curbing and parking the
same, came duly and regularly be-
fore the city council on the 24th day
OF March. 1908. for approval and con-
iirmatiot. and no objection being
made therete. the same was duly con-
ffrmed and approved; therefore:
foilowss
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Section /. That the lots and psr.

Section 1. That the lots and par
cells Of land described In the assess-
ment distFict and ON 4said assessment
roll for the ~ lnxrsvement to W
and they and ,seSn q men are here.
by asSeSsed therefor. ~ In said as-
sessment ron stated,
SEQ :. That the bonds dsscribed IN
Ss sa ss Aaifi y issue; ISSUED H 10 4.
contractor making said improvement
in the sum Of the contract price
therefor, or such less sum a. he may
be entitled to under his contract ~
esrtiilsA By The board e psbl!o works.
formed and. the work accepted by the
board Of public works, provided, how
ever. that no bonds shall be issued
as herein provided bef0re the expira.
ton OF 80 Days after the date Of de-
the first assessment - hereinafter
Sec. 5. The said assessments shall
bear interest from the date Of the
delinquency of tho first tnstallment
ana ia shall Ms s. pea e the city sreasarsi
in ten equal annual instalIments, the
first Of which shall be due, payable
and delinquent on ths5 list day of Sep
tember,i s0S. and one on the same
with interest on the same and on
unpaid ifista1lments. The city clerk
10 hereby directed to transmit said
assessment fell TO the city treasurer
for collection. pursuant 20 the char.
ter and ordinances OF the city Of
Sec. I. whereas. an emergency ex-
| istA therefore. this ordinance shall
take effect from and after IT'S pas
Passed the city councfi July IL,
1898. FnHD r. BALDWIN,
Pfealdent pr the City Council.
Astest: c. a. FLEMINd City Clerk.
Approved July 10. 1908.
| y Il r. BOYD. Mayor.
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onnrArur 10. area.

An ordnance 70 amend section p1
n ordinance No. Al083. entitled IAN
ordinance to amend section ! OF or
einaace No. AT! sasitlso -" Or
nestle animals from running Ae
large, .aysd, autAofistue the restratnr
ing, impounding and sale Of aqeh
animals, ana provtdinU . PENALTY
fOr ths v,Salstton ,t shsrsof asDIs assss
iths city Of Spokane does otdain ~
Section 1. That It SHAH be unlsw-
full for any horses. mules. cattle
s g say .ssy win "sss.a sSs solo%ss
Baeinning With the intersection Of
the line OF the east city limits with
the center line Of Flfteehth avenue:
s'a tSs nsse ey 1ns sss Il e sSs
line or Euelid avenue; thence west
along the center line Of Euclid
avcuue to the center line Of
Martha street; thence north along
the center line of, Sf Mar shn street sss
on tne line Of the north city limits
TO the center line Of Division street,
thence south along the center line 81
Division street toufhe center line Of
High avenue: thence west along the
CcuttE Alu0 - G1t8A W INV
center line of Cedar street: thence
north aloMg tire csnter line q Cedar
street to the center line OF Barrinde
avenue; thence west along the center
line of Basrinds avenue to the cen
ter Ifne Of Maple street; thence south
along the oenter line Of Maple street
to the center line Of Montgomery ave-
nue.: thence west along the center
line OF Montgomery avenue and Mont
geometry avenue extended 70 the north
east bank IL the Spokane river
thence 10 ) southwsstefly direction
along the north gnd east banks Of
the Spokane river TO point opposite
the mouth of Latah creek: thsnce
across the SPOKANE river 20 Latah
creek; thence along the east hank Of
I4atah creek to the center limo Of
Fifteenth avenue: thence east along
the center Tins Of Fifteenth avenue to
the place Of beginning.
SEQ. 3. All ordinances or parts Of
ordinAneee In ooNhtet. herewith b
and the same are hereby repealed.
Sec. D. THIS ordinance shall take
effect and Be IN force ten days after
PsssSd tie city council ypiy II,
| lee9. rRHU b BALOWfN
President OF the City Council.
Attest: G. A.. FLEMING. City Clerk.
Approved July 30. 1905.
L. r. BOYD. Mayor.
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II r - d p r g
what 1 wholesome euetom II 10 @
span I Savings tAnie Account Tor 1
little shild, s1d u It systsmat ics1ly.
ara n VIII grow o. the child grows
Tho Aavfhgs grow even after the child
has attained its full growth and svsA
AZ ne or she passes the meridian u
life and grows older and smaller aho
weaker the savings grow larger AAd
stronger. and having been the frieA1
in need through life 10 the stan Tor
the little child in, the second child.
hood. The Spokane q Eastern Trust
company has the only savings bank
in this city. January. April. July aAd
0ctSber ere The interest periods.
Commissioner Eva Booth Of the
Salvation Army will be in SPOKANE
next Sunday and make addresses II
and 9 o'clock p. m. in the Audi-
forum on Toward Better World. =
and on her experiences In slum work.
On Monday there wiil bs-a meeting
Of the oflicers In BrisAdisr Mclil-
lan's province.
Swanson's new cafe, 1876 Washing.
ton street. IL the homo restaurant Of
tire city. Meals. Sc.
The funeral Of the late Herbsr,
Bolster was held this afternoon from
the family residsAce at Sharp avenue
and Lindeke street.. being largely at,
tended by Spokane people.
The Club este always r. the lead
Our $50 merchantS lunch with beef
L d.
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A PapaI Candidate.

ROME. JNly 22.--Vincenzo vannu-
tell is the youngest of two brothers
who have both become cardinals. but
only one Of whom. vincenzo. aspires
with hope OF success to the "chair
Of BIT. Peter" He was born At GEN
naxano. near Rome. December 8, 1885.
but IL fult Of life and vigof. His
parents were humble working people.
He came to Rome Gas do most Of
those who afterwards attain distinc-
ton in the church) very young. where
he completed his studies and took
his degrees.
In 1851 he took his degree az pro-
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Baptlsts Plan Revlvaio.

NEW YORK July 1s.--,rhs cen-
ing year ID to So great revival OF
evanscilstic work m the Baptist De-
nomination. Plans to this end tavs
been formulating fef SONS stifns and
today there was begun In this city
q two days conference of.the leading
men in 10 Baptist state conventions
Of the east. The conference, under
the leadership of REV H. L. lfOrs-
house. chairmAn 81 the National Bap-
fist committee, Will undertake 10
map out / national campaign. Among
other things, It ID planned 70 furnisfi
pastors on request with men emil
lentiy 0uaiined TO conduct special
revivaiistic services. X
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"About six years ago for the first
time m my life I had 2 sudden and
severe attack Of diarrhoea., says Mrs.
alice Miller Of Morgan, Texas. II
got temporary relief. but 1t came
back again and again. and for six
long years I have suffered more mis-
cry and agony than can tell. II
was worse than death. My husband
spent hundreds OF dollars for ply.
fslcians' prescripAicns ard treatment
without avail. Finally We moved to
Bosque county. our present home.
and one. day happened to see an
advertisement of Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with
a testimonial Of a man who had been
cured by 1t. The case wAs 30 similar
to my own that concluded to try
the remedy. The result was wonder
{ui. could hardly realize that was
we'll again, or bellbve It could be 90
after having. su1ered - long, but
that one bottle Of moaiclne, sc1eting
but few osnts. cured mo-" For said
by all druggists.
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NELSON. B. C.. July 2a.-The
promised lead bonus Is already caus-
ing renewed activity In many mines.
The SLOGAN has increased It's force
~ hea the Hall smclter.
tn cold Cup group on Tamarack
mountain. near Ymir, has been bond
% TO Washington capitalists for eis,-
600. The property II freq milling,
the vein cropping out on the surface
~ <Vchss wide.
fh4 wiicon mine has had smother
euccessful run. There 10 decided
Improvement IN the appearance Of
Ahs Slopes on Inc Fourth N Juiy vein.
From which ore now being millsd u
bhtained.
A third stamp min wifi be running