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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-01-22

writes his parents here that he likes
it so well that he has decided to re-
main there until next September and
then enter the State university for
years course in sugar making.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-01-22

Rev. {. y. Hemborg is in Aledo at
tending the Rock Island district mis-
sion convention.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-01-22
Prices: %, 30 and IS cents.

Seats on sale Monday at the Iliinoi:
Smoker.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-12-31

baslelbe beraus. Sour etrpa $50 bon
ben W6n9en lperben benz @~ernebmen
na@ In ben Pbilippinen perbleiben,
unb ba bteie tletne 3abl ben Trieben
unb bic bolbe gtntra6t auf unierm
fernen Sniel9ebiet farber ni@t it0ren
birfte. 10 ,uer6en nun boffentlt@ &ube
unb Orbnuns bort bauernb etntebren.
Sm Sntereffe Der Ser. Staten iorpobl
ais Der g%tnseborenen Der gbtltppinen
mub a0erbtnss ieber CUTE Nmerifaner
bas lestere wini9en unb boffen; bod
leioer bat man teine @emdbr, baB bieie
BON 9rn. Eaft unb ieineu @etreuen
wieberbolt In Nusit9t seiteqte grmar=
tunS it@ erfi0e. Sc lit bur9auS per-
febrt a%nsunebmen, bemertt gang in
uuiereu Gimme bas Mtdisan Bolts
hiatt" baB baS 8ole Der Tasalen
ben gbsus Der Orbensleute ais eine
Electromagnetic" besriBen ODER ben
Entertainers bafir bantbar iein mer
be. @obI rperben bic borttsen sc
beimbinbler aufiubeln, menn nod
30Oidbrisem @erweilen bic 1panii9en
Orben bas Telb rdumen, auf benz tie
btsber 10 iesensret@ semirft baben.
Die @eidi9te mirb bielen M6n6en
sere@ter werben, mte bas oberhd9lt9e
l1rtbeil Der Easespre6e, i6reibt bas
senannte ni9t. tir9li9e 8Iatt bes metz
tern. 9aben iene ni9t bas @slt Der
Easalen Der 8arbarei entrihen, ciuili
itrt unb nit BEN Sesnnnserl bes gbrt
ftentbums befannt semadt2 Muf ben
Sibiee Snieln finben MIR Elm bod
cultiuirtes gott, BITE etnsise driitlide
Nation Mfiens. Was lift aus ben
Pfesetinbern ser anSelid9iilden gnI=
tur 9emorben2 Mu9 Sic Tagalen mars
BEN. mite bic sSnbianer Morb Mmerifas,
nur nod tpenise 9auisnbe adhten.
fuenn ni9t Bic maderen 1panti9en
Sc fItondre fe Dor Der rudloien 6ab
sier unb @rauIamfeit Ser WeiBen &c
i@ibt bdtten. Dte M0n@e baben tie
tn Der 9anbmirtbl@aft, ben 9anbmer=
Ten unb &initen unterri@tet, ibnen
auetn uerbanft bas @riftlt9e @0lfden
Der Tasalen feline @rlitens unb gul
tur. Oie btSberisen Srii9te un5erer
ngiuiltlation" In ben Ybilippinen lai:
len leiber befir@ten, baB biele sroBe
breibunbertidbrise gulturarbeit BET
Orben gum Ebeil uerni@tet unb bic
Easalen fanftis na@ amerifanii9e,
Manter wie bic NeSer unb Snbtane,
ciuililirt merben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-12-31

llnb mabrli9, Ser Oi9ter bat
&e@t, benn es sibt ni9ts Sraurtse.
res, als aus Deutl9lanb ginman=
bernie. mel6e ibre Mamen perbun3en,
tbre Spra@e 81 perlernen iu9en, aue
rnanSenebmen Seiten beS Nmerita=
nerS RAID fopiren unb 1i9 10 gu mans
belnben &arritaturen MAIDEN unb ba.
bur9 BET Ben Yantees ld9erlt6 rper=
ben. Oieiem Stud tann Der Oeuti@e
bier bur@ @abruus leines beutl9en
gbarafters, Der beuti9en Spra@e
unb bes beutiden @emitbs entseben.
Oteies ben DeutI@en fort unb fort
flar 81 maden. era6ten mir NIT ais
eine Der 9auptaufsaben Ger beutl@en
Prelie. @te bic Oeuti9en muir bur@
bic &ei9setnbeit mteber our Wa9t
selansten unb ii9 NIT ber 3ett aud
Bic Sretbeit errinsen merben, 70 mii=
fen he aud In bielem aanbe it9 bur@
Selbfbewubtietn unb 3ielbemuBtes
3ulammenbalten bie ibrem @ertbe,
ibrer Ei@tisfeit entipre@enbe seiel=
i@aftlt@e, sei@dftli9e unb politii@e
@eltuns perl@afen. sic merben bic
ies aud f0nnen, menn ite itets Der
@orte S@taer's einsebent bleiben :
Seib etnis /! einis einis 9!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-12-31
@nte Nprfdte.

3um 8esinn bes neueu Sabres maz
den bte 9eute sem6bnlt@ CUTE @orz
idse unb nebmen it@ Dor, ibre untu
senben ab5uleSen. Das 1T ia eine
guns l0bli9e @~emobnbett, muir ftnbet
bas Spri9mort, Der @eS CUR 90le
lit nit suten @oridsen ~sep1aftert, gu
bduis Nnwenbuns auf bteie suten
Neuiabrs : &eiolutionen, benn taum
1T bas neue Sabr einise Gage alt sez
tporber, 10 fttb pi,te fdon miebsr 5a
ben alten Sebtern auridsetebrt. Dte
9eute babeu tn bteler .8eSiebuns Elm
fur3es @ebd9tniB, unb BET utelen mtrb
es i@ltmmer, mie es uorber mar, benn
ie lduser MIR elmer b6len Mnsewobn-
beit @a9t iber uns einrdumeu, je
tprannii6er ma9t tie TIRE 9erridaft
iiber uns seltenb.
Gum neuen Sabr mini@en MIR uns
uno unieren Sreunben Slid unb bof
fen, baB basielbe uns Suites brinsen
m0se. @abres Slid liest aber gun,
sr0Btsn gbeil In uns ielbi It unb lit me-.
mig pom duBeren Inn ltdnben abbdnsis.
Nu9 materte0es Woblerseben lit me-
mtg bur9 duBere umitdnbe bebinst.
@enn es einem gut Sebt, fnb MIR sez
neist gu iasen, Dem slidt ales, wenn
In Wabrbeit ietn @rfols piel mebr
bur@ ieinen SleiB unb iein @ei6id
ersielt rptrb. Wis man it6 bettet, 10
i@ldft man, mem @eiunbbeit perlie=
ben lit unb tper font BON l1nslifS=
fdnen peri6ont bletbt, ber nib es itb
semObnlt9 lelbit susui9reiben babeu,
penn ibn1 bas Slid i'm aeuen Sabre
fernbleibt. User bas, mas er gu thun
Bat, nit sanser &rait unb ausm Offer
tbut, Der fam itder auf gtfols redz
men.
Ser Weni9 fann ni6t fteben blei=
ben. @as mir BET gesinn bes neuea
Sabres itnb, werbeu mir am S9luHe
b%eslelben nidt mebr iein. 8tr &c:
BEN entmeber ridmdrts ober %porpdrts.
Oarum ioIte es unier Beltreben lein,
bic @elesenbeiten, bic uns bas an
bre@enbe Sabr bietet, gu benuben.
Dasu sebOrt, baB ptr uniere Pfltdt
tbun, mte iie unlere Steuuns nit fi9
brinst baB mir uns etn marines 6ers
fur uniere Mitmenl@en bemabren,
benn muir mer siebt, empfdnst; baB
mir uns bemaben better gu merben, tn
benz MIR uniere Sebler unterbriden.
@er 10 in @%ertrauen auf Soft ins
neue Sabr eintritt, Der wir6 nod Mbz
lauf besielben iasen f0nnen, es mar
etn Slidli@es unb seiesnetes, mas MIR
allen uniern 2eiern uon 9eraer, man=
i@en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-12-31
&ambf mirn bitter iein.

Sene, wel9e barauf beiteben, ibre
Obren Der fo~rtmdbrenben gmpfebluns
pom Or. &tns's Seem DISCOVERY gu
uerl9lieben, uerben einen lansen ,nb
bitteren &f NIT ibren 8ei@wer=
ben au beiteben habeu, uenn ni@t
i9on friber Elm fatales Gnbe it@ ein=
fte0t. 9eiet, mas s. 81. 8eaa BON
8eaI, Will, gu iasen bat: 9esten
9erbit bate meine Srau iebes Spmps
tom BON S9mtnblu9t. ste nabm
Or. &ins's Seem Dtscouerp, ns@bem
iebe8 anhere Mittel obne grfols anz
seruanbt mar. geiieruns ftellte ii@
iofort etn, unb uter Slai@en beilten
fie uollftdnbtS. @aranttrt pom Mpos
tbeter @. S. 9ubn. Yreis Scots
unb S1.0O. ProbeFai@en fret.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-12-31
3usd, 3iel uno Mufsabe hes Solts=
bersins fit Amertta uno beien
Organization.
(Gtebe 9ebalten Dor Der 4S. q. 8. bes Genital
Tereins gu Dapton, ,.
(EortlebunQ.)

SOI
Wsnn man biersulan6e BON gbe
unb Samilienleben iprtdt, bann lolIte
man bas eiseutltd ais M~usnabmssu-
itdnbe nenuen, mel9e nur unter ben
al itetbenben driitlt9en glemsnteu
I'M 9anbe gu finben itnb. Die u8a9es
lors", beaen tas gbeio9 gu lditis lit,
uno bic baber ebrli6 senus linb, Ben
Naden ni9t gu beusen, I'm it9 bas
Sod auFesen gu la1en, ftnb conie=
quent, unb tie fiub nod 6eiltse sesen
bic pielen i@etnbar 0erbetratbeten,
fur mel@e Ser Dtporee cine iberaus
settSemdB unb prattil9e Snititutton
1T, obne bic Elm prattii9er Nmerita.
uer gar ni@t an bas 9eiratben benfen
f6nnte. gbeitanb unb Samilis itnb
leiber beute bereits uielfa9 in unle=
rem 2anbe tn benielbem &uf setom.
men, In mel9em II, 9riftli9en 9dnbern
bic unuerniuftise gbeloRsteit itebt.
Wie bereits bemertt, rpenn MFR btele
Saftoren aae I'm ri9tigeu 0t9te be-
tra@ten, banr muB man seiteben:
Ser 0iberaltsmus bat Dem Soctalts:
mus bereits elm sutes Stid uorsear.
beitet, unb es bebarf fetnes @elebr=
ten, um ii6 flar gu werben, baB bie
Socialiften nur coniequent banbeln,
ruenn ite almdblt@ often NIT Der Sor=
berunS beruortreten, bab ber liberale
Staat ii@ bod einmal enblt@ fort.
i@eeren unb ieinem Sobne unb grbeu,
ibm, benz Soctaliamus, aud nal
bic @emalt TIM 2anbe iiber9eben iou.
STE bemotratii9e unb bic republita.
nii6e Partet itnb muir peri@te6enartise
Manifeitationen Der liberalen @trtb=
f9aftslebre, unb tbr gnbe Tam ni9t
ausbleiben, neil tie chen beftdnbis
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-12-31
TIMER 9anoelsbsrfe9r nit Canada

TIMER Sannelsbsrfebr NIT Canada
wd@it uou Sabr 81 Sabr tn eritaunli=
9em Wabe tros uielfa6er &eibereien
nnb 3ou: gbifanen biben unb briben.
9a6 benz itatiitii9en Bureau reprd=
ienttrte Der seiammte @aarenaus=
taul9 betber 9dnber bic semalttse
Summe BON nabesu 5000, 600. 600,
aeaen rpeniser als 800, 600, 600 int
Sabre 1898. Uncle Gam fommtt
bebeutenb better meg, als uniere fana=
bii6en 8ettern, benen er i'm lesten
&e@nunssjabre fur $50, 00O, 900
8aaren uerfaufte, mdbrenb er uon
tbnen fur meniser ais $50, 600, 900
taufte. GAMBIA besiebt pom uus Mas
i6tnen unb notwithstanding @es
rdtbe, &oblen, 8aummole, 8robfofe
ETC., mdbrenb MIR pom ibm bauptia@.
lid 9ols. Slide, 6dute, S9afe,
pferbe, &tnber unb Gsbeft faufen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-12-31

0roHt 8emiabs.

Nun lit baS alte cSohr perroulht,
Yoriiber 9ing'S bef1mingten SubeS.
Mobt man9e MenlhenIsele Ianidt
Gem Hadbau ieineS S9eibe9ruseS.
Gin gddlein mars. benz S9ooB Der 3ei
gus frob be9riiBter aueu entiprnnsen.
gaasn bat es bic Se~r9an9enbeit,
Gas nimmerlatte Meer, peridlunseu.
nnb bat es Dir elm geib sebradt,
0as nnpermatbet Dir sefommen.
90 bat eS aud ipobl iiber Na1t
Tin anoreS NIT binme9 9enomnten.
llno pie piel SSreube. mie ptel Slid
Serlieb es bod ben Men16emtimbern!
Sas Suite, S60ne bleibt smriid,
Gas yeto gu beilen unb su minbern.
Ni6t iebne Dir suriid bas Sabr,
Geoenfe ieiner ni6t in Srauer,
0enn bir's elm Sabr Der Srem6e mar:
oier LIT tetn Slid pom erp'9er Saner.
Ni9t sage, menm eS Dir ben S6ein
Der CONNIE ntntmer fonnte ipenbeu:
Sest bri6t bic neue Self berein,
Sas iunse Sabr fam pieles weubeu.
Sas glte iinft, es wei6t bic Ga6t,
9in neies Sabr te9innt 81 li1ten.
Der 9teuiabrsmor9en lit eripa6t
gtit nerem jSiel unb neuen Yhi6ten.
Ses nenen Sabres COME gliibt
GsrbeiBun9suou Der @elt entsesen.
Yit @ott poran! Serborsen bliibt
SIN .3eiteni9oob Der Sufunft Seseu!
90 sriiB i6 bid, bu neues Sabr!
llnb wenm bas erite M%orsenldutem
Bonn Sburm belabflin9t beu unb flar,
go mD9Ses Sell uub Slid bebeuten.
9ott 9eb' ms Sraft unb Sefisfeit
limb i6ent' inns Jest nnb ~aIleseit
Sin frObli6 Ser, unb ieinen Nrieben!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-12-31
Ser Mbjn8 Der M6ntbe npn
BEN Nbtltppinen.

@ouuerneur Taft tann iebt berubist
uon ben pbilipptnen i@eiben unb NIT
8efrtebtsunS auf fetn @ert 3uridblit=
Ten. Ser sroBe @urf, ben ipanii@en
Orben ibr gisentbum ob3ubanbeln,
LIT ibm seluusen. Omar eri@allt bas
2oiunsSmort: rtbe Wonts mutt 90"
nt5t mebr, aber fattti@ tomut es aaf
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-12-31

HISTORICAL
lsnclEIY.
Sette 916.

fentlt@teit, ruenr Der Staat ieinen be=
ionbern S&us se,udbren muB. St,ites
iinb Elm 8erseben ober Elm @erbre=
den, rpenn ite ni@t Elm notbmenbises
Mittel iinb sesen deficiencies linre@t
ober notbmenbis iinb, Inn bic @obl=
fabrt Der Ntbeiter gu bef6rbern. unb
wenn einmal Elm ruirfiames Spitem
einsefibrt iein wtrb, UNI bic SntereHen
Der Mrbeiter gu mabren, 1pie bic Sn=
buftrie tn Sdus senommen rpirb,
barn wtrb es re9t unb biuis fem, iene
2eute etnes 8erbre9ens idulbis gu
balten unb fte bemsemdB gu bebanbeln,
BITE Strifes anitiften, ,obne tint Stanbe
gu ietn, eine seredte urla9e bafir au=
suseben. gs rpirb aud senisenber
@runb uorbanben iein fiir cine pirt=
fame gontroue FOLDER Snbuitrien pom
Seiten bes Staates, pel9e burd ibre
@ei9dftsmetbobeu A~seseniber ben Orr
beitern llnruben peruriaden, bic
Strifes sur Tolse baben.
Das Publitum bat bas &e9t gu
%uerlansen, baB sere9te @eIese 70 ses
banbbabt werbeu, bab es non iol6en
&ubeit0runsen mie Strites peri9ont
mirb, 3. +. gorporationen iolen ni9t
unteritibt merben, meberun bas gub=
lifum nod bic arbsiter aussubeuten.
Mue Gorporationen baben iebo6 ein
anre@t auf' uouitdnbissn S9ub In
Der Iusibuns tbres eisenen gsiddf=
tes in ibrer eisenen Grt, iniotern oils
ite bic Sntereiieu bes Publitums unb
ber Grbeiter ni@t i@dbisen. benn nit
bteIen tbeilen iie iid tm gtsentbums=
re9t ibrer Snbuitrien. sSn 8etreff Ser
Nrbeiter, BITE atu meiften beridiidtist
wercen miiien tn ber 8erbutuns pom
Strifes. mub rnan suseben, baB etn
sere9ter 9obn bod senus iein muB,
baB ibuen unb ibren Samilien etn tam
besmdBtser 2ebensunterbalt erm0s=
lt@t mirb. Gin Wana alS Nrbeiter
lit ein aapital, serabe 70 gut als@elb
&apttal lit, es 1T alio baiielbe wie
@elb perseuben, rpen,, man bic Nr=
beitsfraft uun0tbis uerbrau9t, bic Sc
lunbbeit unb bic Sittli6feit bes Nr=
beiters %rutnirt, feline gntmidsluns als
Meni9 biabert ODER 8ettler ma9t aus
leiner Samilie.
@enn bteie unb dbnlide 9rinsipien
anerfannt merben, lit elm sroberS 6ritt
sewonnen sur @erbituns non Strt=
ties. @enn man bic Ebatla9e aner=
fennt, baB Mrbeit cine SADIE lit unb
Der @rbeiter eine gerion, merben uiele
S6wierl9teiten seboben merbea. I'm
acknowledgement gu l0leu, mullen bic
BETTER bes 8aarfapttals unb bic bes
Arbeitstapitals ais slet6beredtist Dor
Dem @eies suiammenfommen, unb
rpenn bas seiaiebt, merben bic semii@=
ten Probleme uon @el9dft unb Menz
l9enltebe let1t tbre SOlur9 nnoer.
eiebe unb &elt9ion idliebt Der Mutor
bieies Planes aus6rid(i@ aus, mas
I'M 10 mebr befrembst, neil ct Elm
gonsresationaliiteuprebiser 1T gr
betra6tet bic sanse Sa6e als cine @s=
l9dftsfrase unb iast, &elision uno
Nd@fenltebe baben feinen @elowertb.
Gin @uta@ten iiber bieien Plam obsu=
Seben, ~iberlaiien mir berufenerenSeu=
ten, mir tbetlen benielben nit, wie mir
i'm sefunben baben. Ser Plan mirb
9elobt pom, &ebafteur pom Our
Dumb Mntmals" unb pom mebrerer
anberen s3eitun9en. SD.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-03-01
SPEAKER HELPS WITH
BUSINESS IN HOUSE
Majority Thus Succeeds in
Coming TO Vote.

There was fuller development Of par
Iiamentary practice in the House yester-
day the net result being 10 expedite the
transaction OF business under the condi-
lions that confront the House these
days. Speaker Henderson cut off one roll
call. heretofore possible on all meas
ures al all times. save only appropris-
ton bills with Senate amendments on
the Speakers table.
A resolution offered by Mr. Gaines OF
Tennessee a week ago calling for an in
yentory of White House furniture and
a detailed account Of its disposition
with special reference 10 the so-called
Hayes sideboard." was laid on the Ia
bic. In the course of the day the House
sent the naval and fortifcations appro-
priatiOn bills 90 conference; adopted
cOnferecs' reports or the bill 10 amend
,he law relating TO the use Of air brakes
and automatic cOuplers on cars en-
pIoyed in interstate commerce; voted 10
amend the law relating TO the impo-ta-
Jicn Of animals for breeding purposes.
and making appropriations for the Mill
cary Academy. and passed the House
bill directing the settlement of accounts
of army officers covering the period of
the Spanish war and the mus
tering out of the organization enlisted
for that contest. and the Senate omnibus
public buildings bill
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-03-01
FINANCIAL RELIEF
FOR THE DISTRICT
IMMIGRATION BILL
APPROVED BY SENATE
Anti-COntract Labor Pro-
visions Killed.

The fI.1Ini grafton bill passed the Senate
last evening. after amendments had been
agreed TO striking out the anti-contract
labor provisions authorizing the tempo
rary detail of immigration officers IN
foreign countries when deemed neces-
sarv by the Commissioner General Of I'm
migration and prohibiting the entry Of
any alien who believes in the destruction
of all organized government. and pro-
vidins a penalty for assisting or procur-
ing The immigra ion of such persons
The bill vas discussed by Senators Ba-
con. Fairbanks. EIkins. Lodge. and Hoar-
other bills were passed as follows.
For the relief OF certain settlers along
the Wisconsin Central Railroad in the
Dallas military road land grant.
Authorizing the President TO appoint
Kenzie J. 6aapton captain and quarter
master IN the army.
Establishing a life saving station at
the mouth Of the Black River. Ohio
Incorporating the American National
Institute at Paris. France
The Senate at p m. went into ex-
ecutive session and at T:2O took a recess
until II O'Clock tomorrow.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-03-01
AUTHORITIES AT SEA IN
BURDICK MURDER CASE

BUFFALO. y. Y. FEB. 2s.-The in
vestigators OF the Bu-ilck murder puz-
zle frankly says that they expect TO
find the criminal In the circle OF the
dead mans social intimates-that is. il
they ever Ind him or her. District At
torney Cosrsworth sized uD two DAYS
work when he said this afternoon
We have many clues. in fact too
many of them. We have no one 10 par
ticular under suspicion. We do not know
whether q man or woman committed
the murder, bat I feel certain that on
investigation prohtabiy can be confined
TO the members Of the circle in which
Burdick moved.
There are a number Of divorce suits
growing out OF that circle and perhaps
there ought 10 be more Some body fear
ing divorce proceedings may have com
mitted the crime. / am confident thai
the murder resulted from Burdick's so
cial relations with some member OF tho
circle"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-03-01
READING AND TALLY
CLERKS EARN SALARY
FlHbusters Keep Congress
Employees Busy.

The reading and tally clerks have been
earning their salaries since the Demo-
cratic filibuster began last Thursday. All
records of roll calls have been broken.
In an election contest in the Fifty-frst
Congress. thirteen roll calls occurred. but
these were distributed over a period OF
three days.
When the Democrats reported the
Reed quorum counting rule in the Fifty
third Congress. eight roll calls ve-s
necessary TO secure their adoption That
is the largest number in one day. On
Thursday there were ten calls OF the
House on yea and nay votes. requiring
a double roll call in each case: AM
Friday twelve. and yesterday fourteen
straight roll calls
One or these was accomplished In the
record breaking time OF fourteen mir
utes The period usually occupied
ranges from . 70 80 minutes.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-03-01
EXTRA SESSION NOW
SEEMS INEVITABLE
Panama and Cuban Treaties
Death Knell Sounded.
MORGAN IRREPRESSlBLE
President Roosevelt to Issue Proclama-
tion to Senators Early in Week
Assembling Them.

Developments in the United States
Senate yesterday disposed of the last
hope of ratifying either the Panama
Canal treaty or the Cuban reciprocity
treaty at the session which comes to an
end next Wednesday. and the eonclu-
sion is therefore inevitable that an extra
session Of the Senate will be called TO
meet socn after March 4
President Roosevelt has already de-
termined 20 issue his proclamation call
ing the Senator'S together, as he was
told by the leaders early in the day that
nothing short OF death would stop Sen
ator Morgan's tongue and that it had
been decided to yield TO the inevitable
and go ahead with the transaction OF
business necessary 10 bring the session
10 a close. leaving all the treaties pend
ing
The Statehood bill has gone by the
board along with the treaties. the only
difference being that the Statehood bill
is dead until reintroduced in the new
Congress TO meet next December.
A lively time was had in the Senate
yesterday over the Aldrich financial bill.
and il looked for time as if certain
Democrats meant TO hlibuster II 10
death. Their fight was not carried beyond
! speechmaking. however. as they received
no sympathy or support from the rank
and fle Of the Democratic Senator'S
| The Democrats on the Finance Commit
I tee remained silent because they hao
/ given the hin their Endorsement in ad-
vance OF its introduction. and Senator
Bailey even went so far as TO make q
speech In favor OF It.
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Senator burrows. chairman Of the
Committee On Privileges and Elections,
Yesterday presented to the Senate the
protest of the InterdenomiuatiOnal
Council of Women for Christian and
Patriotic Service against the seating Of
I:eeC Smoot as Senator from Utah Mr.
Darwin r. James is president Of the
council. and Miss Helen Miller Gould
one Of its vice presidents.
The protest recites that Smoot is q
member of q secret. oathbound orgaui-
zaiicn. some of the purposes OF whicn
arc the violation OF the promises made
b. Utah wEen that state was admitted
iato the Union. that there should be 40
union Of church and state and that
poIygamy and polygamous cohabitation
should be abolished.
The protestantS further allege that
Smoot. as a me. nber Of the high coun-
eli of the Mormon Church, has encour-
sEed its plans for the subversion OF the
Government. and its converaion into q
theocracy which should control all tenn
rcraI affairs OF its citizens; that as a
condition Of receiving his high and inn
rCrtant Office in the Mormon Church
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SEVEN LIVES LOST IN
COAL Nine DISASTER
Many Imprisoned Miners
Taken Out Safely.

GREENSBURG. Pa. Feb. 2S. - The
Hoste tier ConneIlsville mine. the scene
OF last nights explosion. is slowly Civ
ing up its human prisoners. This morn
ing ten more meF emerged safely from
she mine. and Il is now thought that
not over seven men met death by the
explosion.
II was discovered this morning that
No left fiat was on fire, and burning
herceIy. Efforts are now being made TO
recover the dead and food the mine from
he Loyal Hanna Creek. in hopes of ex-
,inguishing the fire before great damage
is done.
The res cued men said that their lamps
had gone out and. becoming bewildered
they wandered into the abandoned work
ngs OF the mine.
They were unable to give any infor-
nation regarding the explosion. which,
10 is thought. was due TO fire damp.
There were several hundred men in OF
about 10 enter the mine when the eN-
pIosion occurred Nearly all have been
accounted for.
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THREE KILLED IN new
YORK CENTRAL WRECK
Southwestern Limited
Crashes Into CabOOSe.

SYRACUSE. y. Y. Feb. 2S.-Flying at
siNty-fve miles an. hour. the westbound
Southwestern limited on the New York
Central crashed into a ca boose AT De-
witt at 7:40 O'Clock tonight. The con-
ductor and TWO trainmen OF the freight
were killed and the fireman, engineer.
aud a porter on the passenger train
were injured. The dead:
WILLIAM a. BABCOCE West Albany con
ductor frriaht.
j. r. Cd riley. Albany. traiuman.
J. -. KELLER Albany. trainman.
The injured.
Earl Il. Parker. a porter. passenger
train. IS9 West 134th Street. New YORK
city. right arm amputated-
George Wentworth, fireman on pas
senger train. Albany. right shoulder dis
located and nose fractured
William n. Gallo. engineer on passen-
ger train. Schenectady. badly bruised.
The injured men were placed on q
special train and brought 10 this ciy
on the West Shore division and traus-
gerred TO ST. JOseph's Hospital Both thC
engineer and fireman stuck 20 their
posts. ard were eXtricated from be-
meath the engirc. whlcn tipped over
The engineer or the passenger tra,T
saws that a freight train had been back
"a upon the passenger track. At De-
vItt It is asserted that the freight had
been backed upon a siding. but that the
ca boose had tipped over on the passen-
GER track when the limited came
laundering along
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-03-01
NEW SWISS MINISTER
PRESENTS CREDENTIALS
F. H. du Martheray Pays First Omcial
Can at White House.

The new Swiss minister TO the United
states, +. r. du Martheray, was emciauy
presented &c the President at the White
House yesterday morning. The ceremO-
aial took place in the Blue Room. as
usual in such cases. The President was
accompanied by Secretary Loeb.
Secretary Hay introduced the new dip
lcmat. who was accompanied by the two
attaches Of his legation. The customary
exchanges of mutual regard were made.