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br5sf sitting the court zd5O1rus1 TO
meet again February zsrd- The ad-
!oBrument Il for the yurDose Of AZ
f0rGing opportunity 10 gre eonsicerz-
Ion cf caSss zhich have be-en argued.
Including the northern Securities LnsE-
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President Roozeyelts elaborate er-
,ertziuing a. the White House Is un-
6erstOcd TO f,e compelling him 30 make
serious inroadz upon his private for
tame. The s5g so he receigez as SALARY
from the government Is far 100 small
10 stand the strain of q constant sue
csEsion Of receptions. dinners. lunch
s0ns. rnusicales and teas. FeE Of his
predecessors In office saved anything.
and President RooaeYeIt has sur
uassed al Of them in the briIIiancy 0,
The functions which have made the
White House the real CENTER u Wash
!ngton socIal gayety.
The forthcoming monthly statement
Of the governments receipts and e1-
peuditures Will show a decided falling
of Of revenues ard an Increase in e1-
penditures az compared with the cor
responding month Of last year The
principal decrease appears In customs
receiutz. which will be shown to be
about S25G0. 600 for the month. de-
crease Of about ss09,000 from internal
sourcea. The statement will aiso show
fEif OUFlNE EElt- IIEFst44E i.lJlLl Inc FI-
penditures viii amount TO approximate,
ly sfS, 500. 900. or nearly S7.90G,530 NOR.
than for January. 1903 During that
month the receipts exceeded the expen-
dltnres by about s35G0,000.
Mr. Clarke, the new Democratic
member from ATkansas made his first
speech in the Senate February Ind lie
spoke two hours, and announced his
endorsement Of every position taken by
the President In connection with the
Panama revolt and In the negotiation
Of the treaty with the new state He
even said that in view OF the proYoca-
tion given by Colombia he President
might have been expected 10 go farther
than he did In advancing the cause OF
Panama He declared that there was
more popular support OF the course OF
the Presidents policy among Demo-
cratB than among Republicans, and said
that the Democratic votes necessary to
ratify the treaty were assured.
In an opinion by Justice Holmes, the
United States Supreme Court has de-
cided the long pending case between
the United States and the California &
Oregon Land Company. involving the
ownership of land in the Klamath In
dian reservation in Oregon. which was
claimed by the land company under the
grant of the Oregon Military Central
Wagon Road Company made in 1864
The decision was favorable to the com
pany and against the government
There are 10000 acres Of land involved
and it is valued at s1.300.000 The case
was argued three times for The land
company by Judge j. f. Dillon and a.
f.. Browne and for the government by
the solicitor general. The chief jus
ticc and Justices Harlan and Brown
dissented.
Captain d. c. Shanks. governor of
the province Of Cavite. in the
Philippines. in his annual report
to the War Department. dated Octo-
Der 18th. 1903. says the province under
normal conditions Is rich and that
crops generally have been good the