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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-02-19
Ada Expedition Back
Without French Bark

Captain Weisbarth's salYing expedi-
ton returned safely this afternoon from
French Frigate Shoal. The wrecked
bark Connetable de Richemont did not
return with them. There was excellent
reason for the absence of the bark
She is still lying on her beam ends al
French Frigate where she was reported
CONTINUED
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-04
u m q poIitifer.

Y q m q ter poIitifer. I
Denber, SOL, 3. 6ebr. SO. u.
0ancod, biele Sabre lang Der aner=
tannte Gibrer Der republ. gartei i'm
Staate, lit beute 20 Sabre alt qefor=
ben. gr mar Elm Observation-Disclosures
oes peritorbenen Yunoesisnators s. 3.
Gbaffee.
. duIen 9e9Iofen
BLOOMINGTON, ST., 8. Ssbr.
Die 0hentliden Sdulen puroen beute
anldblid Der Yluttern asfdloHen; qua
sleid fino 0ffeillidt 0sriammluneen
jeoer Dirt uerboten. Die in oieier
WOte semeloeten nelien grtranfungen
tragen ale miloen Gbaratter.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-04
Scr ruiiiicbe Spfsua.

Der 9of5us Oes 3aren lit g~egenipdr'
tia Der prG6tiaite uno je~oenfaas Der
iidcrite 3ug Guropas. pieLlei9t ner
Grbe. Gr beItebt aus neuu 9leih gro
ben, pieradiigen Salonpasspns, pel4t
auf boppelter Jebsrung nit &autiauts
untsrlage Iaufen. alles blau ladirt, mil
Dem ruiiiihen Heidsaoler pOr jeoem
6enlter. Sic Ndisn iinb fir Die grss
bere Spuripeite Der ruiliihen 8abnen
mad einem eigenen S9raubeniDltem
perItelbar. Die inrere Ginri6tune DIR
Salons lit bo9it lururiDs unb iibeys
trifft nod Inn elm geoeutsnoes ben
bur6 Die Yariier gsusiteaung 10 be-
rAmt g%eluorbenen iIbiriihen Grpreb.
aug.
extraordinarily iinb ale Waggons
Bis gum 5iibreritanoe bur9 ~feitpsrs
lhloTene 0erbinbungsgdnge miteinans
Der perbunoen unb flmmtlife &oupes
baben elettrif9e SIin9eln uno Sele=
pbons, 70 bab jeoen Moment bic Sn.
fafen miteiranDer bertebren f0nnen.
Sin ieparaier Woggon bat &efel unn
0bnamos fir elettriiDe 8eleudtuno
unb cine Mn5abl Mttumulatoren our
gufipeideruns Der elettriI9en arafi
am Sage.
Sir bic Siferbeit lit in ousgiebig=
tier Meiie selorgt. Nidt fpsniger als
so S9lolier. Mai9iniiten, Yuber etc.
fahren unter benz 3ommanbo zines
eisenen Sn9enieurs nit unb perlaFsn
ben 3ug pdbreno Der san3en Heiie
teinsn ~2lugenblid. Sir bic ionitieeu
9eoiirfniHe fdmmtlicber S,niofen for.
gen apei ieporate Speiieluaggons mil
je elmer Slide, elmer fir Die Serrldof'
tell unb elmer fir oas perional. Sir
eigener Wagson 1T zen @docrn unt
5oiletien gsipiomet, Elm anberer emit
bait einen 2eies unb concentrations
iolon. SIN llebrigen iinb ale Grrr,..
genfGofien Der mooernen 9eHnif IL
Yerirenoung. I'm bic Dabrt in bieien
5of5uge gu einem pabren @ergniiger
gu MAIDEN.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-04
Srauri8e Nornirtbeit.
SAwinbserin bsfam ~sinidltige aus
alien Staaten ms @arn.

Sad onbille, Gla., 3. Gebr.
Sm proceiie se9en Grau Wilmans-
poi, peaen getrugs burd N~nmenouna
angeblider b%eiOnoerer @siness 2rdfte
uno B%enubung Der poit our 6oroerung
oieies planes, erQab oas BepeisDer.
fabren, Dab Die Grau jsos sroentlids
&rantbeit 3u beilen uno ale Nrt Sor-
gen gu bsben Deriproden batte.
RAD .inem Brief elmer 6rau aus
Snoiana bate 6rau 90. Iid erboien,
ben Sobn Der 6rau oermittelft ibrer
.geiitigen gebanoluna" aeaen gerga=
tung bon 81 aus Dem %sidngnib 3u
retten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-04
Dom 9aar I.
time ~bsnsrnne Ia bisutem S,anr uno lire
mmihmahl.den tiriadlem.

time @bsnernno Ia blsu5em ssanr uno ibre
m~ntbmablidbem t'siadtem.
Ger Yrsis fir bionoes Ugansnbadr
lit in ben leblen Sobren nm 800 yros
gent eeltisgsn. Gin 2onsoner Jriieur
bat ii6 iiter Die llrio9en 0,eIer Ibslss
rung folgenoermaben ausgeipro6en:
Die galern Der norosuropdiiden Gdns
Der iino teinestpegs mebr 10 arm pie
nod Dor ipenigen Sabren. als bic
gauern Oelb brou9ien, gaben lie germ
ibr .0aar fir sinen guten preis, jebt
fonncn mir es um feinen Yreis in be-
oeipiinldten Wlenge befpmmen. Wenn
Sdpsocn, Noripeaen. 9eutIdlanb unr
5ranirei1 aus Der elite alsideloen.
Iinb mir fat gang bon ben fiiolihen
lg1noern abbdngig, uno bort gibt Is
faum befes ,0anr, iueoer blondes nod
brauncs. Inns Iteben jebt tbatlGhlid]
MIR Stalien, 0panien uno HuBiano
often, aQes Qdnner nit Ountelbaorlgen
Sh0nen, unD ielbit oiefe lpollen ibr
6aar ni6t mebr inter Der S6eere fall
len lshen. Die Va6frage naA blons
benz Spar lit babel in ben lebien 5ipei
Sabrsn grDbsr ali, je. Das ertldrt ilf
our6 Die bsrrl1enoe Wope. bic ben
0e6rauh Dieler fdlIher Hoden, Yuffen
unD Snoien erforbert.
Jriibsr trug cine Jrau nur folides
6oar. penn ibr ei9enes 3u Diinn mar.
une iorglam perbeblte Tic alien Ystenn'
ten Die 9duf9ung. Sept bdlt IiA fein,
6rau fir gut friiirt, penn ie niAi
penigltens elm fallhes Stiid trdsti
je~benfaa5 lit bas in @merita Der 6aa,
0as beoeutst j~eDenfalls. bab lie nidi
senus eigenes 9aar Bat, aber cine sri.
iur bat obne 'bieiss 3ubebor ni6t Dit
ridtige Wirtung. Sebr ~itortes 9aal
lGBt ii6 am i9periten unb fdlehteiier
friiiren, uno man errei4t nur Elm 9ates
@nsieben, penn man Qoden unb falint
Stiide our 0ilfe nimmt, Die leiht an
gema6t ipsrben unb iebr natiirlid
nirten. 5riiber betamen mir aus Del
Hormanoie unb 8retogne Hno ben be
na9barten 2Gnoern Die ungepObnlid)'
ten Sdattirungen unb f%einiten 9aare
SeBt Iiebt IS bamit febr bebentlih aus
bena Der Yorratb nimmt iAnea UNI
itGnbig ab. ollie S6attirungen 81 be
tommen, lit febr idiper: bic benite:
iiab natlirli9 bic ielteniten. 0a5l
balten Die Jrauen ibr 9aar jest 10 gut
bob INNER nur bas 8eite auf ben
Msartte Da5u pdBt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-04

Der oeuti te, bel gelGlterte parobes
mori4 finoet i'm Mabmen elmer Gr0rte.
runs Der t0rperliden Gr5iebuna bon
benz ~beriibmten italieniiden YbDliolos
gen Nnselo MoTo iporme Mnertens
nung. Gr nennt In sinem Dor alr3em
erldierenen 9ude ben parabeThriti
aus pbpiioIosiidem @efi1tspuntie cine
Der be!ten llebungen, bic araft Der
geine gu itdrfen, unb Elm trefflides
Mittel. mand)e llebertreibungen unlerer
@pmnaitit pieber gut 81 MAIDEN. Gr
moht ben italisnil6en BebDrben ben
Woripurf, bic 3efnif bes Warfdes
unb bic Metboben, bic Qeiltungss unb
WiberItonbsfroft Der 1eine au ltdrfen.
al3ufebr pernahldffigt gu baben. Gr
empfieblt, ben beutihen parobemorfd
i'm Deere ein5ufiibren, umfomebr ais
bic Jtaliener leiber bon allen gilros
pdern bic tiiroeiten 9eine bditen. Die
Rieberlage Der J%ran3oien 1870 Iiibrt
WoTo pefentlid auf lire unpolliomz
meme pbpiifhe Gr5iebung auriid; Ct
ban 1T ibm gepiHermaben Der triumph
Der beutfden Beine, elm beber3iqenss
fpertbes 9eifpiel, bab Gdnenigfeii unb
~2lusbauer i'm Mari9iren cine unerldbz
Iihe g~ebinsung beg militGrif9en Grs
folas finb-
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-04
Sur Na6abmmmg
Stao!iide gebOrosn Sstroits Der
bieten ~fernere YreisfdmpIe.

Detroit, Mid.. 3. 6ebr. Mls
Reiultat elmer beutigen GOnferens stpi=
iden benz pOlisei. 9ommilldr uno benz
giirsermeilfer Wapburp ermartet mar
binnen tur3em Elm Ysrbot FIR ale
preisfdmpfe Ooer dbnlide 0eranltal=
tungen in Detroit.
Gin Defenders leioenfdaftlidsr3ampf
geIfern Nbeno unb Worfdae in Der leb=
ten WOde bradtsn bic gsbOrosn gu
Dem gnifdluHe, aessn Die preistdmpfe
Steluns gu nsbmen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-04
8 bruna % bitnep's.

gtbanp. q. D., 8. Gebr. Sn
beioen 9duiern Der 9eaislatur uuroen
beute gu gbrsn bon Wm. s. Wbitneu
@eoddtnibrenen gebalten. Nadber er.
fOlste gum 3ei@en oer Mdtung Der
ta9ung.
Rem Dort, 3. Gebr. 9ie Be
eroiaung bon Wbitnsp fino,t am Grei-
tag tfatt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-04

sorp, pa, 3. 6ebr. Die lebte
Nett mar ourd Sturm uno Shnee
cine Der idlimmiten in Der @eIdidte
Der yabnsn. Sic penna Babn, smi=
idsn bier uno Brocton, bate groBe
Shmierigteiten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-04

Debate mar ourhfusg animirt, aber In
gutartiger DeiIe uno Die @allerien
batten cine anaenebme llnterhaltung.
6anna's Grantbeit.
% abington, 3. Gebruar.
Senator 6anna's gsiinoen miro beute
trOB elmer ldIe6tsn Hadt ais bsiier se-
meloet. Die 3emperatur mai Nadts
seitwsilig auf 102 @rao getiegen. gs=
iuder weroen nidt Oorsslaiien; on Die
Stele bon 6amilienmitslisOern, Die i'm
bisber pflsgten, iino berufsmdEige
Grantenpfleeerinnen getreten.
Dime Yeoeutunq.
Waf6ington, 3. Gebr. Das
Warine- Departemsnt erpartet bon Der
tlsinen 3ruppe Gulombier, Die mad
Banana eingeorungen fino uno bel
9iburon b~iuouatirsn, tsine Sdmierig.
teiten. go LANCE ie fid rubig perbaI=
ten uno Der Canal Gone nidt ndbern,
ldbt man lie unaelt0rt. Seood weroen
hie Marine=G ffi3iere ben Gnlombiern
ben amer. Stanopuntt mittbsilsn.
St0rungi m Babn=g-e r.
tebr.
sorp, pa, 3. 6ebr. Die lebte
Nett mar ourd Sturm uno Shnee
cine Der idlimmiten in Der @eididte
Der gabnsn. Sic penna Babn, smi=
iden bier uno BrOeton, bate sroBe
Sdmieriateiten.
3reten Der q etpsrt=
bal bel.
pittsburg, 3. 6ebr. Die l 1900
Nidt : 8emertIdafts : 2cblenardber in
Den 4 @rubsn Der glsnortb Goal Co.
gu Gl5worib, pa., BADEN speitere gr=
belt, na9osm man ibnell einen 2ubn-
absua ansetiinoist, aba slebnt.
@stern Nbsno biloet. lid Elm 3meig.
gerbano Der Der. @rubenarbeiter
bon Mmerica; Die Webr3abl Der 2eute
ioa lid Der Organization ansei4lOHen
baben.
Ben ieIo's Ganoioatur.
% abin9ton, 3. 6ebruar.
Ridter psniielo, Der Mnwalt oes
Staatsoepartements, 1T nad Snoiana
gereif, I'm NIT ben republitaniiden
Gibrern be3iglid Ieiner @ouperneurs=
@anoioatur su bsratben.
llnreolide r.
gIepelano, g.. 3. 6ebr. =
@eorge u. Role. Der friibere @aiiirer
Der Proouce grdange gani. muroe
bfute tuesen rlnteridlaeung bon $751;
600 ssuutaeloern gu 10 Subren 3udt-
baus p%erurtbsilt. Die Straie 1T bic
bodite suldilige nua ben Ohio gs-
ieBen.
Roie mar geitdnoia. s Sabre lang
nit ben @eloern Der Bant ipetuIirt 81
baben.
Council ylaffs, 3d., 3.
6ebr. See DsToro, Der @%oilirer Der
pertradten Mltamont. No., Yani uno
Der unterfdlasung bon s2l, 900 be-
5idtigt, wuroe bier einaeIangen uno in
@aaaiiu. no., inbafiirt.
SIN 9nees Ean8sm
Sort Wapns Snb., 3. Gsbr.
Gale grie q Wefern paRaaiersua
No. IL traf beute nit iiber 12.ifhnoiger
geripdtung elm, inbsm CT bel SHELDON,
IL Wl. IiioIId bon bier, bic ganseNadi
i'm Shnee fe~fi9ebalien mar.
100 pafaaiers mubten Die Wadt In
Den Wosen 3ubrinaen. Set aeiferu
Mittaa fubren auf Der Gate Shore
gabn suiiden bier uno Jadion, Mid.,
ieine 3hge.
@brung 10 bitneps.
@lbanp. q. D., 8. Gebr. Sn
beioen 9duiern Der 2egislatur purben
beute gu gbren bon Wm. s. Wbitnsu
8eoddtnibreoen gebalten. Nadber er.
folgte gum 3eiden oer gdtuu9 Der.
tagung.
Rem Dorf, 3. Gebr. Die Be-
| erhinuuo hou mhifueh fiuh,f nm ecrei,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-04
BIG NOUN KOUTE...
s gasss ss' ssS !Slorioa uno 2en Orleans
Gpe3ial3m8 BON SULLIVAN Gcblafwaa9cms.
Mbfahrt BON JnDianapois am 8. Gebruar.

2tnie pa big Sour, louisville & gaNins, Chattanooga, NHanta, eopnnab nod
Sadionpue boz pa na9 yen'aeola mad Rem Orleons, pon ort bm pier tun@n Nnmt,
bait In ben groberen 9tdotn bS 6uoens uno in VeD Orleans yum Noroi @ras Dhr
ndre GtnNlntsaen fpr9s man Dor in Der Big 5our Office, Ao. Df Naibington gro
SnbtanapcHs, obrm man fdrtte al 6. ID. Bronfcn, u. y. gN.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-03-11

First street. and to appropriate private
property for said purpose. was read on
motion by Freeman the rules were sus-
pended and ordinance placed on its pas
sage and adopted by sections. Final vote
on adoption as whole; Yeas Burton
Bellew, Devidson. Dawson. FreemaS
Isely. Herman. Luling. Mckee. Pearce.
Reynolds and ScheH
Ordinance No. PIP: An ordinance de-
fining the curb lines on William street
between Market street and Lawrence
avenue. was read on motion by Coun-
Gilman Burton the rules were suspended
and ordinance placed on its passage and
adopted by sections. Final vote on
adoption as a whole: Yeas-Burton. Bel
lew. Davidson. Dawson. Freeman. Isely.
Herman, Luling. Mckee. Pearce. Rey-
nolds and Schell
Ordinance No. 2l73: An ordinance an
pointing appraisers 10 appraise real es-
tate liable to special assessment for the
construction Of paving and curb on Uni
versity avenue from the west side Of Sen
eca street 10 the east side Of Hiram ave
nue. and designating the property liable
for special assessment 90 pay therefor.
was read. on motion by Councilman
Burton the rules were suspended and or
dinance placed on its passage and adopted
by sections. Final vote on adoption as
whole. Yeas-B Burton. BeIlew. David
son. Dawson. Freeman. Isoly. herman
Luling Mckee. Pearce. Reynolds and
Schell.
Councilman Mckee moved that Baker
& Isbell be employed 20 repair basement
Of the city building Councilman David
son amended that same be referred t.
finance committee 90 report al next meet
ins- Motion as amended carried
Councilman Luling excused
Ordinance No 217f. An ordinance max
ing appropriations for miscellaneous pur-
poses. was read on motion 10y Council
man Mckee the rules were suspended
and ordinance placed on its passage ana
adopted by sections Flrsi vote on ad0p-
,ion as a whole. Yeas Burton Beilcw
Davidson Freeman lseiy. herman. No
kee. Pesrce. Reynolds and SoheH
Ordinance No. 2175. An ordinance max I
ing appropriations out u the fremens I
benefit fund was read on motion ~
Councilman Burton the rules were sas-
1ended and ordinance placed on its pas
'sge and adopted by sections Final vote
IN adoption - whole Ycas-Bur'on.
Bellew Davidson. Dawson. Freeman. Ise-
s. Herman. Mckee. Pearce Reynolds and
scheu.
Mayor submitted the name of r. "
Nashburn a. Ustrolmau Councilman
sely moved that appo.ntueaf ba con
irmed Motion carried
Mayor submitted the usrnc n Cbaries
B. Page 70 do special police duty At the
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-03-11
DETAILS ARE GIVEN
Further Reports Concerning
Fight at VIadivoStOCk'
JAPAN REJOICES OVER IT
Believes 1t Amounted to More
Than Russia Comedies

Toxic, March l0-Vice Admiral Kemi-
mura. reporting the bombardment OF
Vladiyostock on March 6, says the at
tack commenced at ten minutes Of in
the afternoon and the firing was kept up
about forty minutes. He believes the
bombardment was effective and demoral-
izing to the enemy. The Russian forts
did not reply To the japanese fire. Jap
anese cruisers subsequently reconnoitered
several adjacent places on the coast. but
found no trace Of the enemy The fun
report of Vice ADMIRAL Kemimura. who
commands the second japanese squad
ron, says:
AS prearranged we reached the east
entrance to Vladivostock on the morn
ing of March g. through a frozen sea.
The enemy's ships were not seen outside
the harbor. We approached the batteries
on the northeast coast from a point be-
yond the range Of the batteries on the
Balkan promontory and Bosphorus strait.
After bomharding the inner harbor forty
minutes. from 80 o'clock in the after
noon. We retired ! believe the lombard
ment effected considerable damage. Sol
GierS were seen. but the land batteries
did not reply to our fire. Black smoke
was observed at the east entrance to the
harbor about O'Clock p. m. and was
thought to be from the enemys ships,
but this smoke gradually disappeared.
"On the morning OF March : we recon-
notiered America bay and Strelok bay.
but saw nothing unusual We approached
the east entrance of Nladivostock at
noon. The enemys ships were invisible
ana the batteries did not fire. We turned
toward Possiet bay. but not seeming the
enemy retired
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-03-11
SCISSOR and same had been accented

SCISSOR and same had been accepted
Mayor submitted the name Of II. NJ
Grafton TO fill vacancy. Councilman Da-
wilson moved TO approve appointment
the following councimen voting yea
Burton, Davidson. Dawson. Isely. Ker-
nan, Luling. Mckee. Pearce Reynolds
and Schell. Councilman Bellew was ex-
cused from voting
Councilman Davidson moved that COM
mittee be appointed TO look into verbal
charges against ex-City Assessor r. {.
Jackman, and have same preferred in
writing and report at next meeting. Mo-
tion carried
Ordinance No. 216s: An ordinance pro-
viding for the issuance of an internal
Improvement bond TO pay for curb and
gutter, was read. On motion the rules
were suspended and ordinance placed on
it's passage and adopted by sections.
Final vote on adoption as a whole: Yeas
Burton. Bellew, Davidson. Dawson.
Freeman. Isely, Herman. Luling. Mckee.
Pearce, Reynolds and Schen
Ordinance No 2I69: An ordinance fixing
the salary of the members OF the board
of health, was read. On motion the rules
were suspended and ordinance placed
on its passage and adopted by sections
Final vote on adoption as a whole: Yeas
Burton, Bellew, Davidson. Dawson.
Freeman, Isely. Herman. L.uling Mckee,
Pearce. Reynolds and ScheIl
Council went into executive session.
Council came out Of executive session.
Councilman Luling moved that appro-
priation of $3.50 he placed on the appro-
r,riatiou ordinaDco IA f.,-o, of II I H..
ney. publisher of the Beacon. to help pay
the expense Of getting out special edition.
wrte-up Of the city of Wichita: that
said edition would be for free distribution
at the worlds fair Motion carried.
Councilman Bellew moved that street
be instructed TO remove OBJ
structions out Of Wichita street Motion
carried
Mr.. Miller requested permission TO erect
a frame building on North Emporia ave
nue.. Councilman Burton moved that
same be referred 10 fire and water COM
mittee and fire marshal
Ordinance No. 2l70: An ordinance de- /
claring it necessary 10 extend alley be
tween Green and EStelia avenues from T.
the north end thereof 10 First street. aud
to appropriate private property therefor.
was read. On motion Of Councilman Bur
ton the rules were suspended and ordi- +
nance placed on its passage and adopted .
by sections Final vote on adoption as a
whole: Yeas-8urton. BelIev Davidson
Dawson, Freeman. Isely. Herman Luling.
Mckee. Pearcc. Reynolds and Schel
Ordinance No. Zl71; An ordinance de-
rlaring IL necessary to extend EstelIs
avenue from the end thereof north to
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-03-11
BREACH OF NEUTRALITY.
Russia Gives China Notice Concerning
Her Troops.

ST. Petersburg, March lo.-Russia has
service notice on China that the latter
must not send troops beyond the great
wall and that she must exercise her in
fluence to restrain the Chinese bandits
who are partially under the control Of
Chinese officers from interfering with the
railroad and telegraph lines. refusal
to heed this warning viii be considered.
a breach Of neutrality
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-03-11
ALASKAN BUSINESS
Senate Passes a Number of
Minor Bills.
BIG PENSION FOR BLIND
Delegates from Alaska Is 0p-
posed by Senators

Washington, March 10.-The senate to-
Alaska, but failed to action the measure
authorizing the election of a delegate
in congress from that territory. Mr..
Platt Conn., opposed the bill and be-
cause of his opposition ana his desire for
time for discussion it was not pressed.
The Alaskan bills passed included those
/ for the Improvement of roads, mainten-
ance of schools. etc. Several other bills
were passed. including one of 500 for the
pension of soldiers who have become blind
| as consequence of war.
When the senate today read the reso-
luton introduced yesterday by Mr.. Car
mack directing the secretary of the
treasury to send the papers relating to
Wooley, the Mormon bishop. whose nom
ination to be superintendent of the mint
at Mute is pending looked for a few
moments as if there would be an ami
mated skirmsh over the method Of pro-
cedure but the matter was postponed
Mr.. oHat raised the question of order
that as the result pertains to a presi-
Dental nomination is should be considered
in executive session and at the sugges-
ton of MIR. Nelson that owing TO the
fact that today had been set apart for
Alaskan legislation, the consideration Of
the resolution was postponed
Mr.. Hoar gave notice that he would
make and Mr. Allison that he would sec
ond motion to consider the resolution
in executive session when it comes un.
ha
TO the three already provided for in
Alaska was not so fortunate Mr Kean
opposed the measure as creating a use
less office, none OF the court business OF
the territory being behind. After legis-
lation by Messrs Beveridge Nelson and
Dillingham;. however. he withdrew his op-
position and the bill was allowed To go
through.
The bill providing for the election OF a
delegate in congress from Alaska was
next on the calendar Of Alaskan measures
but when an effort was made to con-
slider II several senators indicated oppo-
sition and Mir Foraker moved to so into
executive session.
Mr.. Teller objected to the motion on the
ground that by unanimous consent the
day had been set aside for Alaskan busi-
ness. Mr.. Foraker finally withdrew his
motion for an executive session and con-
sidera ton Of the delegate bin was be-
gun.
Mr.. Nelson supported the hiH saying
that his tour through Alaska last sum
mer as member OF the senate commit
tee nterTitories had convinced him that
the territory was entitled n a represen-
tative in congress, He said that within
the next twenty years Alaska would have
a population of 1.eeoee The possibli-
ties OF the territory were as great as
those or Finland or northern Sweden.
Mr.. Plat Conn suggested an amend F.
ment that the act b. made 70 rsad also .
a delegate from Porto Rico.
While Mr. Plstt was stil seeking Nj .
Foraker. who had been - conference with F
the friends OF the Alaskan hin. moved
an executive session a. 40 O'Clock There >
was no objection. The doors were Re
opened at 40 O'Clock
The senate adjourned at 80 ? n
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-03-11
Modern Medicine

The marvellous curative powers Of DR..
McLelland's New Method Treatment are
most strikingly shown in those stubborn
diseases thar bafHe the best efforts of 80
many Of our best physicians. This treat
ment which is used exclusively by Dr.
McLellsnd. and cannot be obtained else
where in the city. reaches the very root and
center Of the trouble exerts a direct and
powerful stimulating effect on the nerves
blood and diseased tissue producing results
that are astounding in all eases of Stomach
and Liver Trouble. Blood Poison. Chronic
naiartal Poisoning. lcst Vitality. Nervous
Debility. rheumatism Paralysis IUrbsco
Neuralgia, and ali Diseases of the Throat.
Lungs, Heart. Kidneys ard Bladder
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-03-11
WANTS MORE MEN.
Has Ditficulty in Keeping the Cleared
Roads Ope0

Berlin. March l0-It is reported that
the governor Of German South Africa has
asked for an additional force OF so men
and two mounted batteries. He says
he has encountered great difficulties in
keeping open those parts Of the country
he has already cleared
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wseaensR Foe GOVERNOR.
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The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-03-11
EXTRA ON ISTHMUS.
Commissioners Allowed Liberal Sal
ary and per Diem.

Washington. March Ie-Pres sident Roose-
welt has fixed the salaries OF the isthraisn
canal commissioners at SI2ep0 per year.
and in addition thereto SIS per day while
they are on the is,hmus
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-03-11

New York, March le.-The japanese au-
'horities are again pressing the Chinese
II insist on the departure OF the RuSsian
sCnooa; Msnju from this hsrhor. says =
dispatch 10 the American from Shanghai
Il is asserted that they have no faith IA
The proposition 10 disarm the vessel