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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-06
Brothers lWerlt There and Man
So Long MISSING g g supposed e',s! ID.
\. to be:,NNitll Him. 5.
WENTz ATT.O 4 1 CY'!s ) % n
/. NOT; DENY THE REPORT.
The Manoe,,,Vres of@ti,l,e: 4 ]. D ,'e:;t.
tives Ernplos1e'd4. ~ tile avN ','''t1:
Family f fol- 4 Some 3D pa 3 Gre
ated the, Il, suspiciio ion !: That That
the Young Man Man I'll Had I /.
. ID eensyt Found 4
I I. = t;..... x, =. n N
~. n, ,i..S.3}s 6 N
Especial toll Hq.sT Times, Dispatch.

Il 4 Especial to. he'll lmes, Dispatch.)
/. BRISTOL, VI TENN. December SIT. 4
reported tonight that Edward I. w'entlz,.
the n.sring syquS 'hiadelphla million ,is
aire who has. teet, missing 'ir' Oc t'
her4 14th. has BEEN found, and that he ,is
;,obo bly, dement, ed..s;s3ssi ilf 81 J.
Accord g to the report, young Wen a1-ss
&. either In :Fhiladalph!a or on his way "a:
there His hrothet. 1oa Mel " entz, vent gent
to philadelphia three q ays go. 5:#s5A 81 d
5 w MOI DENIAL 3, I 5 u. Il
One. ,ofs the yYentt attorneys. when zen
asked about, the: matte tonight. VOID ~ !!
not deny that 1yents- had been found but i
said tia ii mig htssbe g. FurthersStha Y
this be- would 1iso, tsexFreg hiu1se1 Il
"a hess detectives ;fpr s4 the :.
past IS, few days dlcat ed that enls
had been ted that he vas ,4s a1l:ye.
Tut reg matt + e.
have been turned dawn. !. N sSi:is n
81 H III N hao JNTAItSs
Il II appea. ,tha ltas .btenitfns htd7
ing N toe mountains sSot far from + In
ne S a. !, STA On III EtachAV LII
Vision Of he Norfolk andssyeste. n !. Rail.
way. ~ l4t 35E II ,f;s SSSSSEs
to $suppiessS al recent developmentsia a rld
tn. : maytshave$ been due to the nent tai
scoi;d't4UA .pfnvNenl according TO reports
Il sA:s Special to The Times Dispatch from
lPhIladeiL hia to-n.1 hit quotes the W en- "
i, Ia Il y; Is saying l..ey have heard moth
.!ngaof young Mentz Icing found.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-06
.NIPPlD ALLEGED
PLOT IN PANAMA.
-Four Men Accused 3 OF: Conspi-l
racy Against General hi!
Huertas "a
fBy Associat tad ..Press.1

h = y p & 2 j. . F.4..
COLON, Dec. h,-Throush a. letterSthe
Penama government las discovered what
Is + allegedlito I have beenaa PLOT against
the life Of General Huertas, commander
ln,chlot OF the forces Of the Republic
OF Panama and mn effort on the part
at "a few army officers to persuade tie
garrison at Panama 10 revolt, it'
II such plot really existed. II was
., ON lily nllped D the bud by &c
arr rehenslon to-day at Panama Of fotr
alleged consplrat ors who were lmme'
dately broug.t under guard to Colon,
md shipped hence to Port Limon' Costa
R!ca, al, (,
The prisoners were members Of tho
Colombian battalion, which gave It's sup,
port 10 tho new government when tho
republic was formed, and which was
commanded by General tluertns' Tley
declare that the charge that they were
engaged In conspiracy Is the work Of
personal enemies &4yd5
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THE CRUISER DEs MONIES
MAKES "a FINE RECORD

~ -.II FfV ~ I71 I'FHS" lTIll3T hl3II
Il BOSTON, MASS, Dec. SIN her trial
trip over the Cape Ann course to-dnyl
the new cruiser Des 2Molnes exceeded her
contract requirement of 1875 knots a n hour
In speed, making an SaYera 20 OF l8, 8s3
lSrots per hour. II Is thought that the
tidal correction will not materially change
these figures. a. EDS Y
Next to speed. the noticeable Tea ture
Of the trial was the reHarlsabls ssteadli
ness Of tho ship, The cond lions sof the
sca was moderately smooth. ana the
winds, which struck the warship fabsam
on the runner and almost heed on tbs
ry; horns, served - make 5000 draft
- The bollsks- 4 II s. {; 81, 81 "a /. Y V Il
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M r l.s.ELLYs0N TO CALL
STATE COMMITTEE MONDAY

state Chairman j. Taylor Ellyson. OF
thu Democratic Committee, announced
last night that he would on Monday issue
q. cali tor meeting OF the committee
to take Up the appeal Of the Trehy fac
t:on&in5the: matter Of the recent Norfolk
city primary The date on which tie
meeting as ito be- held has not yet been
aYnouncd. III, indeed. 1t has yet been de-
cterm.nel.
In this case the Trehy faction ma rs
charges OF frauds and Irregularities Of
sensa tiona i nature against the Dey fac
ton. which controlled IN" Winsury ele.-
tIonnmachinery.
It Is expected that the attendance upon
the meeting OF the committee will be
the largest In many months
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A NEGRO us RE E: :! !! }; :! Is. Is,
re CAPTURED IAN D HANGED |.
(Bv a ss0c:a eu ,Press.,sa "

iIEjls BY q BsUC.d Gu II eSo' ~ 1lI1
iis,rA,iR A. FLA Dec: t:;--LewisS y ck-'o'n.
NEGRO :charge. with having alter pied
To- ASA ult the. three-yea r-old daugh.eeriioii
Superintendent R. r. Ensley, OF the g ~ !;
eminent works. 1T Fort & Desot Muliet
Key. last NJ onday,f has been ilynched 3near
Tampa by. mob Of: white. men, ,E}ls((!!J
Jackson was brought here PENDING IN
,lnvestigation. 1T was itound !, that; owiig
TO the pc cul1arlty. ST. the crime. there ~
4 no. Ia " under which the negro could he
sconvicted.3 md he was ordered relea AZ
THE negro had a:barely reached the out:.
skirts OF ttown, hen. he was e. mp: e en ID
ed 81 7 tHo white men. who pla aged 3 nm.
lima cab nd him to az spot near i
the city. where q mob OF white men
hanged him. 81. * ss..:, &. .,.+.; 4 II |.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-06

Another Normal School#%,is Re.
REPORT MADE 3 COMMITTEE

The. special jointfs COMMITTEES ssof thel
Senate and House of Delega tes. n appoint
ed and charged with tsitheS duty soft res
.qniriEg = and Ssrepor1ing y as $ttoe.tEe tfea.l
:s!bility and desirl billtyy OF 5another nor
NAL school n for u females ln.&thls tsate,s
" tn course In Industrial ! Il training has.
fdltchargcd Its duty; to the, extent OF pre-!
pairing Sis report. but 1t has B not d yet
been submitted to oitEer$ bod " for Its sao-s
ton. * The report y OF 4 the committee Is.
signed bya Senat tors As p. 4 Watkins 4 q nd
John N q opie and by. Delegates Frank
tT.S3West and. Nj. X K. X Lowry. 5,9.' ~, i3
1T he report Is a 3typewritten document
fol a bout 1000 words. divided into five
sect ons, and with the following con-
cl,ision: yts ,,i e q II III Il ss 81 5
1--WE recommend that there is impera-}
tive need OF the ablishment!sol ans
other normal school A fol. !; females, with
Industrial training -s55S H. Il y:
The committee urges as a rea son for
educa ton Of teachers in In dustrlal;f train
Ing in 1.-THE develop ment OF which the
rtru lned hand sand,m nd will be essential.
The period is rapidly approaching say
the committee, when-athe condition 4 or
the system Of, government. thut% permits
"a child to grow into an unframed citl-.
zen Is d crime against, civilization and
"a reproach to tie govern nent that las.
ters the 4crime.g The Overwhelming pre-
poE derance OF women IN the work A OF
training the minds Of children Is ttm ress-
&c by Statistics showing that nine ;tenths
ct the total number OF white teachers In
Nlrg MA are women. Despite this fact,
there are four State Insttu lions for tho
equipment and training OF males to one
ztor women. = Necessity has made woman
a CO. worker With man: ctivalry.de lands
/ her equal prepare ton for, he. strEgg:e;
silTiustice alore cons ents3 to less, Indus.
trar training is no. lor ger a fac, MORAN
OK experiment.. It's effectiveness has been
tested Iii the Increased accuracy. studi-
business. discipline and conprehenslveness
OF the pupil s}3tt3 f'Hs.t. st iF.l.
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IVI.01R|'.E!C;E|[':''S' i
Was AIKEN ! 4 / /
Action 81 Congress Knocks Out ut
,3 All 5of9 Roo seVelt's Nom1 hin q:
tionsSsl otEC Conf Armed.
5PBEs ii ENTz Try AGAIN ]
fE IS ASSOCIATED Press. s,

WASHING ron, B. c.. December 81
,By5the manner Of adjourning the II Is ou "
- q extrass session 1.-THE Fifty
eighth Congress VII /, expire sbys {const't1l-
tinn MONDAY henTtte fregu-
lar ses!lon, willEbegn. u This eliminates ire
noas'bIlityF$o OF a recess bet en-. the 4 wo
PASSIONS "a ID Y portunity tor; the FRESH
dent toG,refew IS fc,y viz and MILITARY re-
cess aprointme SUE; 7 a ppo ,ntn erts 2
have eo9 f!rsa ny e. Sena,s
sirnplv.in the form,of *no;1,tna tions.twh|'c
in effect are:sbut itrecomM enc atoms $and
d.; not become eftective5in3 any case 'ln-
tiIkconfirrreda hy TIRE; Sen9 te. M -Yf:-2 a
.t WOOD STEPS DONYN, 4. IS AZ.
TN effect. this action will ,lreauce: Gen.
eral Wood from his present rank Of ma ne.
jor.reneral. toHwhtch5 the seEafe. mas !, n no
confirmed him. to TIE. rank OF 3br'g de.
rere~el, VII ich@ re- FIELD prior to august
sth last. II also will denote In I've
manner 1857 army Officers who we're rrH-
noted res ec.Iv-ly to; fiji va CO ncies nuced
by, the trronotlons OF. Ger era Wood. Inc
Important civil appointments, gclrde WIZ :.
liam D. Crurn. ms collector Of cus,o ,,s- . :
Charleston, s. c.; Charles P. NfcClellcrd.
as 4 member OF. the Bard at General
4 mr., rscrs &C Merchandise n New York.
and r, Y. McAlleter.ofsV cksbrrg. Mss.
as receiver OF public moneys, a u, nf. whom
are serving under recess arpolnt ments. !.
the5effect being to vacate their present
As Collector Crum's recess appointment
has thus been terminated. andTthe s, tua-.
ton In the Senate has-been such that. hs
confirmation Is despalred of the ,cQllec-
torship OF the mort. OF Charl eston ,willsra,
main vacant until the exp,rat !o.l OF the
next. session OF Congress-, urless the Pre- :.
i'd mt selects some one else for this plsta
and the nomination Is, confirmed BY the
Sennte. ~ Efht ~ X, q
While no oficial representation has been
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IS. CHARGED WITH
ACCEPTING A.BRlBE.
Sensational Evidence Is .Adduced
in the Case Of Manager ..if:
Wellons.
nv Associated Press. J

n BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Dec. b,--F. p,
WelluLs,r formerly nanaAer lof tho White
Commission Company. who 70 under ar-
rest CHARGED with e;nbezzlement, Of ~:
eds, was given preliminary hearing to-
day, and, his bond fixed at @t0,uO, So far,
liz has failed to make It. Sensational
evidence was introduced, which tended
to snow that Wei.ons had accepted Viz
2oO or Sl5Co In margins on blocks Of
brooklyn RAPID Transit and 9. y. =.
Il, stock, after the contract had been
closed out. T, y. Howard the prosee y,
rad raid Vas margins after September
29th,, when the books OF tie company
showed that tie stocks had been closed
out on TINT day.
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An sEDIc1 TO ERING
/. S.S Il. CHINESE uP-T0.DATE.
!. -. . \ ..o.o,,. ~ 80, \,

4, 4. ~ - = n,yS& Associated Press.) M
f;pEKIN y el.Sv. N =. NJ @u4c, rs sued TODAY
apro nts Prince Ching, the Graz M sec;e-
tary Yuan Sill. Kal. the Govern 81 goff Chill
prov,nce and a Manchu omcial to sbe q
committee ito recognize the armies Of all
'thuf Chinese provinces on "a national basis.
wi: h. sim lar arms, equl pnents and fnr~
gani5a tons. 81 KS 4. i$i
while the .edict indicates that the: Dow
aver Empress , has some apprecllt ion,tnf
her country needs there is no reason 70
ant!cipa te .grea ter4 results than from the
rece 1t similar DEGREES relat We to flnnn.
cial, educa tional and other reforms. ts
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J Big College for South,

~ EhlEs.7t lHy AsSuC3uteu TtusS2 - =
Il RMlNGtIAM.s Ala. Doc, 5,-'Dr, r,
y. Ruckner pastor OF tst, Paw! Atrlcan
M =, Church. Is In receipt % letter
from Dr. NJ G. b, Mason. OF the Freed
mems Ala and Southern educational sos
ciety'of Cincinnati, stating thattthe prop,
-csltion made through the local commit
tee Of this society, has been accepted.
ana that the college under the&ausplces
OF the society will locate IN Blrmins n,
The society Will spend at first sao,nv
In buildings, and will !ner,ase the amount
to 500 40 .n :,a short tt.at SITTER TIE sao!'
IeSe has Stsyted. ,5t ts
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4 General,

Cereal Leonard Wood steps down!fa
grace ---Consre.s .a..lsNto ta.'e as'recess
We Ween. extra and regular ses ions. and
II Pres Isn't must send In his nomlna-
tons q new; ) speculation. as to whether. be
VIII .nake another a.enpt e secure tie
cor nr TaIon Of nat ChaTlcstan-----
Inventor OF the underground trolley
National Court proposed to settle all dis.
putes betty ean capital and bor--Stand-
lEg com nittees Of the Hop SO OF Represent
tatNes, ma med; Democrats comnlain that
trey are .rrJustly $trGa eat. waste
Of SEED by Congress---The white House
becoming | res Y ar zoos Stock mar, ct
cash on hind----,Ve rev.ew8 Of trade
---Dargt ecs OF the ConfederacyS Of Dnl.
las. Te>as. "A thark Preside 1t Roo eyeit
,-sensa 90 evidence In q case q al
le'ed bribery:T--c qtton men to NEE. at
Charlotte TO discuss the curtaiIing 81 rroI
tempt to u ecure tho 5opon.Eg
kof a Coz can port to the United States
December d nner Of tie Grdlron Club
replete with unique and am Using :eatures
duly in the Isthn}Ian Canal questonZ--r----
ap horlzcs the stu tement that they are
'ee 3, t ffHes dent ta eenE IL
Htand on II 0 subject o.. Per y g. Heath
Secre airy Of ar culture denies that gov
. nme.t ad ance information Of cotton
crop was allowed to leak out III &8o5 iJi
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Internally, Injured.

#(Srrri,l tn Tho 'Tinlrs'lllsl'htrn'} u . I,
EAST BRADFORD. IVA. Dec, 6,-En-
gIreer C, r.. creger, of4the Norfolk and
Western, tho was Eurt IN a wreck tat
seven Mile Fort, this mornlng, was
brought here with internal ntuFles, w h4ch
VIII most lll;sly prove - taI s5,
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! Is Not Confirms d.
IBy Assocla ted Press,

gSBRl9TOL TENN Dec. 6.-- 81 ts no
confirmation to- be lad Eere OF the new
5rumor in $the Wentz case 4 .
u. B.s,Wentz' passed through Bristol
Friday, en- route to Philadelphia w HE
here 4 he. talked with no one save his
attorney, sand friend. Joseph L. Kelly:
Mr.. Kelly said eto-day that tie did not
know Iof,Eany new phase In the Wen;z
ca Sc. He left the Impression. however,
trat he!swould not be surprised 10 hear
II ONE developments In few days.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-06
MRS. EDDIE DECLINES
MILLl0N-OOLLAR GIFT.
fRv Ass.u.,ata Pres

,coYcoRp 3, n J H., II december 5,-Mrs.
Mary Baker. G. d Eddy has declined as a
gift !. the new bu lding erected at a cost
Of 81 600 by the First Church OF Christ.
soientistr ]: In New 2 ork city. The tteEdrr
was made. BY members Of the church as
a !tr. butte OF loving loyalty and gratitude"
Mrs. Eddy Tin her, answer, said:
must decline to receive that for which
you; have sacrificed SO much and labored
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-06
THE; WAGES OF MINERS
\ REDUCED 5 CENTS TON
fRv AsAociated

~, (By; Associated Press,)
d BIRMINGHAM III ALA. Dec. Site
committees of the miners IN the empty
OF Tennessee Iron and Railroad, @andStfe
gchloss- Sheffield Iron. Company Today
fixed the mining wages for December
al Al AZ per ton. q reduction OF cents
portion. This Is the minimum wage ur-t
der the contract, Something like l4,0OO
men are affected by the reduction.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-06
.DIPHTHERiA GUARANTEES !. 1! \, : N,
STUDENTS FROM Rl CHM0k ! D
n 31gI9 tgl-1 lg5l9EAy 49, - lsl5 lt1l4
!. ifBy@ Associated Press

n STAMFORD UNIVERSITY. cA1.,,l De-
cember 6.--The rsportgof Health 1 offscer'
snow, given tout night, in i rel 1rd:ato
.the.d phtheria1 epidemic at Stanford Uni.
versity: shows a total OF twelve ca SOS sol
,dlphtheria. eight OF which. have been re- y
.nnaved 4 to Z the !. newly provided e'ention
stephei, s Ia Der. Richmond. VAT Medical
authorities assert (. that B; he situation is
thoroughly within control ;s u: Fl
etsphsn Taber iss VI sph tof DR. George
"a l[fabar. s.fhs well n1Wpss houeop athtc
physician, OF NO. lo5 West Grace Street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-06
North, Carolina.

Successful amateur tkelt icals at VIE
so,------Mee Ing Of cotton mill ment{:at
Charlotte Will recommend curtailment OF
production as on y means OF decreasing
Mills-'ruscarora ora. and Wilson Loo ges Of
Elks at Wilson. n. c., cor. SO ID : te---
the request of the Governor. the confer
tic and North Carolina Railroad Is in-
definitely, postponed: there Is ano. her, bid
der tor the lcnse of the oad--Ihe Agrl-
pr,a'ioa ito foster the movement fors..an
sAppa!ac ian areserve--The game warden
at Greensboro. continues TO capture game
nbout TO be shipped out OF the Sllte-77-
Gu ernntortnl Candidate Glolin OF VIM
cton. speaks to fElas,and y. NJ. G.. A,,,f,at
w llmlnEl ton. 4. III fsif 4 IA y@s t4fst65't
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Richmond.

IS cnp. ain a. piz,ini ma es q statement
fore the uaJciral comlnlt 'ee .on, invest.
ga!lonSennte the BIZ % peo Wlrs
AID loan Companies not toebe allowed to
charge more tran s per cent interest,"
Hll curing !ull telc ahone go np111.t,s IN
the Sta e to come ct---E Eli to no d the.r
sLod !ct ofSISorrnw this ate oon----,, pr.
oqis' ii FAIL qpen arPe esyede shootns
snegro-l ad.lns d win foot ball 60 he
New church to be organized to-day.
Voter III have but one week In whicnS 70
frayA theirspoll taxees------Stt art Honumen,II
nrare. Of he recent robbery. here--,s,u-
i erl. e ndent OF the penitentiary to.L
system at this Union Theological semi-
WIN --Chr.stmas u decorationA-- Meet
Of the Deep Run Hunt { lub---A nniyer-.
"a -tes u Of n plstors to day Rea. estate
bu 'ness nre ake 20
m!t,ee re .omm eLds anot her norma school
I for fema les---Dist let deputies named by.
Ire Grand .Lod ges sMaeoEs-,-E enrco cleo
tiontrlas T. negn agan ~ nfS1
s a Kinney On ~ \ I t,re causes an
alar m h !. slmas good So Funcr \ Of
4 N ISIS K l.via Mcltac----Judge &c. Pool qualities
an,aiyersary Of Rev. wv slsk Elks
to5hold me mn igl service Att ~ O'clock this
raord EIks In the attcrn oon--T; 4 Dr.. e. q =
Brntdis hon ored---An Al aEjoyab,e tia
An approaching MARRIAGE. 0
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Continued on Seventh Pnge.) \
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Virginia.

teen d ID i f ~ hod d. 81 q ERsta
and L Ohio steamer Il rom Il L1vernoo o. .4s and
m ~ no sFf&cOvsr.---lhe gov eminent scorlt
tracts with a " ecaing conn apq ITO ave
air nded.on5 he North carolina9 ceasts-;s::
.YouEg Il ran found u unconstlo " IN hold
ciovers cons lousilt 81 but hts lii1lnd Is a
tIanks ns toSrast Z occurrence SIS nrfolk
Republicans. resent suEg e4tio11 lii circula 8
receyved sj from III Mort heEn bre shren. shug. Y
gestinc cultailnent Of the Southern re-.
rresl ntat on infslhe SyrlatioEa. counc IS
The rcfr gera tor ship Gil 1cie ~ order ed In
comm.ss on a, Nor. ok navy va; q ~ RAP.
rahal heck filling II nea r Il. eder, cksburg,
and go eminent appropriate Ion to be used
4 to drcdgc channcl---WrcckS m tho Nor
4 folk and Weste n near Seven Mile Ford !;
two cars ard engine wrecked and engt-
nc erS BADLY ihutt--T homa F. Ryan N
Norfolk; md visits seahoard tts.Y, ~
election Of next years c.,ptsin postponsd
J Of .Isie Of Wight fars out Of his char
and residences i burned near Liberty
4 Church. In lsg arolinu fFcounty-Fireit IA I
Meilwood Clar. e. county. d estroys resi-
Def ce. barn and sta hle-B. " Allen en-
trial Mt l-Ov.nHston for murda o. his
uEce-tMrmcrs meet at Farmvllle ard
organize tobacco panters protective
a sociaiion--Nentz, reported b to- have
been fourd hidden In the mountains on
tfe Clinch Valley d vision of the Norfolk
sid Western Rail- Dad, in a ~ de:nonted,
GOEOluOll - ktsFs
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tCoas.Rued on 3h!Fd Pass>
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-01-27

one votes and an election without him
would have been impossible. As soon
as Madden arrived. Teller was elected.
receiving fifty-one votes. Senator Tel
Ter. who was In an ante-room, was
notified by a committee Of his re-elec.
ton and repaired 10 the senate cham
Der. where he made a speech thanking
them for the honor conferred upon
him and declaring that his election was
legal.
The latest Republican scheme Is 70
have the house recognize the rump Re.
PublIeans and 20 into Joint session ana
elect Republican 20 the senate. In
view Of the Democratic action this plan
will probably be carried out II is
ANNOUNCED that neither Governor PEG.
body or Secretary OF State Cowle will
sign the credentials OF either Teller or
the Republican who will be elected by
his party TO be senator. This throws
the entire matter In the United States
senate for adjudication
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-01-27
SENATORIAL STATUS.
senator Teller WIN Take It to the sena,,
~ Necessary

senator Teller WIN Take II TO the senats
u Necessary.
Denver. Jan. 26.-Henry NJ. Teller,
who was elected for his sixth term In
the United States senate Saturday in
a Joint legislative session, In which
only Democrats participated. left the
city Sunday for his country place at
Grand Junction. Governor Peabody.
who went 20 Canyon City to spend
Sunday at home, was a passenger In
tho same train. The two men met in
the train and Governor Peabody ex-
tended congratulations TO the senator.
My election. feel sure. was per-
fectly legal and regular" said Senator
Teller. In conversation with friends.
FOR I succeeded In getting the major
ity vote OF both houses. I am entitled
to certificate from the governor and
expect II. but II fail to secure the
governors certificate | shall be able TO
take my case before the senate never.
theless."
when asked II he would sign a GER
tihcate OF election for Senator Teller
Governor Peabody replied Il will
cross that bridge when come 10 a."
d. u. Farley chairman of the Re
publican state committee. whose resig
nation has been demanded by a vote
% the majority OF the committee be-
cause " his opposition 10 the candidacy
Of y. o. WolCott for the senatorship
has given out "a statement declaring
that the Republicans will not recognize
Tellers election. In my opinion" he
said. the election was illegal and no
attention will be paid 90 II by the state
central committee or either faction OF
the Republicans In the house or sen
ate"
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-01-27
BLOCKADE RAISING.
Written Declarations Have Keen Passed
between Bow.n aud Ministers.

Written Declarations Have Been Passed
between Bowen aud Ministers.
Berlin. Jan. 26.-Written declara-
tons regarding the raising Of the
blockade at Venezuelan ports have
been exchanged between Minister
Bowen and representatives OF Great
Britain. Germany and Italy In the
declarations representatives Of the Eu-
ropen powers promised to consent -
immediate raising OF the blockade as
soon as the agreement Is concluded be.
tween them and Nr. Bowen embodying
the conditions laid down by the pow
ers. These chiefly relate 10 guarantees
10 be furnished by Venezuela, which
offered a portion OF customs revenue at
la Guayra and Porto Cabello. These
measures are more in the nature OF
precautinn 10 prevent the loss Of the
present treaty in case the senate does
not ratify II this week II IL hoped by
the Washington government that II
may not be necessary 10 transmit 10
the senate the protocol.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-01-27
DENTISTS OCCUPATION TAX.
BiII Repeating the Measure Was Warmly
Discussed la tue House.

Austin. Jan. 26.-The house eonsld-
cred the bill repeating occupation tax
on dentists. An amendment was adopt
ed including lawyers In the exemption
and caused hot discussion. The house
adjourned with the amendment pend
ing
Soon after the house met the door
keeper was instructed TO keep outsid'
ers out OF the hall In accordance with
the rule adopted Saturday excluding
all visitors. This caused much discus
sion and II was finally decided that
members issue cards TO friends. The
rule prohibiting smoking on the door
OF the house will be also enforced.
A bill was introduced providing for
creation OF the Office OF secretary OF
agriculture and carrying an appropria-
ton Of $4,000; also a bill TO prohibit
selling pool races except on day OF
races.