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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-03-30
CIR mar elm ID anier @anu. iib!

L
Die belieru Sabre binaus. init frnm'
mem Riiden uno gebeust. Sein Sc
ii6t mar sebrdunt uno Die Sdnoe srob
uno idpielis pom barter Arbtit. Su
isinem 9sben bate er itets init @nts
bebrunsen 3u fdmpfen gebabt, aber
burh ununterbrohene Gnitrensungtn
mar es ibm selunsen, ieine Sinber
aufiu;iehen. iie ju erjieben uno lie auf
sisensn 6iiBen ius 9eben ;u isnoen. Da
itano er. nod tsin 10 after Wtann, aber
tOrperlid uno seiihs sebrodsn-su uisl
Sorssn. ,u uiel barte Slrbeit. Sbn uno
Ieines @lsi6en ;u fiuOeu. oiirfen mir
uns nidt peit umiebeu. Sielleidt
Iisbit Ou beim 9eieH oieier 3eilen oas
blei4e, ubsejebrts @eiiAt Der Wiutter
Ooer oss Saters, auf wel4e oisis Be
idreibuns mebr ober wenissr paBt.
@tmas iOlte iofort seideben. Die glas
tur auB.Iur Seritellun9 Der uerbrau6s
ten @nersie uno @emebe SeiitanO erbals
ten. 9ierfiir sisbt es wobl taum Elm
Wtittel. wsldes ii4 nit 5Orni's alpsns
trduter'Y 'Ytutbelsbsr uersleiden ldBt.
Ssrr SObnI Sunuiet aus: Yurwell,
9ieb., iast: sd iiible mid tief uer'
pflihtst fir Dos, was Der alpenfrduters
8lutbeleber fir meinen Sater setban
bat. @r mar 10 franf nnO idwad. oaB
er fid ni4t i'm 8ett auiridten founts.
S8ir als slaubten, OaB es nit ibm uors
bel Iei, mas bic Meinun9 aller Oerer
mar, Die ibu bsiu6ten. als leste 6ets
tuu9 finssn mir an. ibm Den alpentraus
tsrs8 8lutbelebsr ju seben unO riebeu Jet.
neu san;eu S0rpsr nit Dem Slsum ii.
niment. Dieies i4ien ibm iait aussn'
blidli9 @rlei6teruns ju psri9affeH.
@r litt an Wtasenbeidwerbeu uno batte
Shmsrjen am sausen SOrper. 3wei
Slaidsn Oes Observation-Disclosures
uno swsi pom SsilsOel furirteu ibn.
@r lift isst7s Sabre oft unO bsbauptst,
OaB CO ihm 10 sut wte ie ,upOr ssbe."
Sot4t Seusuiiie merbsu lausssitellt
iiber bitIes alte. ssitGprDbts Srdutsrmit'
tel. User fam pObl iOlb Elm 3eusuis
leien. obns babel ju fiihlen, oaB Elm
@ruub Oufiir uorliessn mug, OuB etwas
in bisisr ;MeoiSiu ift. mas iie 10 Uirt'
fam madt, mo allss auoere i'm Stid.
ldBt. Sie wiro uidt in apotbefsn per-
iuuft. iouberuian bic Ssuteloirsft ourf
ben @issntbiimsr. Or. Peter 5ahruep.
112-114 9. SOpns aus., Chicago, 81.
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Earm bigia ~ perfaufen

@sIsssn II Nsilt ser Ssart eafs. 9sausm
iur Snuls, 9irts. 9Tsamuv pofamt. edbsH,
WhbIsn unb BabuRatipn. @utt @tb6uee uue
ME puiisstubts GusathpafIsr. Seine Gru&t.
uip. 6tlp spu dpa IL adu. tuibaIttub gro.
Pee Sstt ron Roth fur DhHarlwsff. IFS adsr
tm saHlsn. 1870 ader In WieisnIanb. Gnte
eslfssnbsit ftE sen Ef&su Rann. Biiv HStas
ansfuuft rfaas man iia aH o. g. aIsm .
tull, Rsn Wilfsre, Susa. Co.. pa. 1872
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-03-30
0on 2eterSbura.

- anfausenb nit Samitas, wiro
auf Der Petersburssr 9iuie ale Ssbn
Minutsn elm StraBenbabupasen fabren.
- auton Sdr uon EaplOr ausuuc
erbielt bsim Gapsjisrsn cine SunO bOs
ssi6nitteu unb es uabm orsi Sti9e, nm
Die 8unbe su ihlisBsn.
-Ssurp suiiep, elmer Der ulten sln.
iieSlsr oabisr, ftarb Wtontas absnO in
ieiusr @ObnuuS an @illiam StruBs
na1 elmer Sranfbeit BON uur Elm puur
Gaseu. @r wir6 uon Der Satin uuc
pier 9inoern iiberlebt.
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Toote s6earGo.
1l9 &aibinston stbtnue.
Bargains! 8araaius!,

Die sr6stsn Sarsains bic Sbr ismaIs In
Snanicn stitbsH. ReuTn's Baartnlaasr
puTet pom 8rttbman's Dspdrttmfut eabtu auf.
sttauft uub pirc eaftlbt ~ ttHtm SGIsuetr-
prfift psrfauft. 90 /. 3. perfauftu MIR bds
t2e @aTH ~ nur Sc. Woatnt Wdnutr Sadtts
bic $3.50 uub 50 partu, ptretu ju 69e striauft.
aiHetrbiit, eer fribtrt prsis $3.50 uub So.
Samfae. NOutas uub Dituitas 69r. RSns
usr.auitss friibrn prtis IS, 8staufsprsis
$3.50. tnabtn-anjfst bic $3.50 uuS 81
paTsn, fur Csc. R6nun lltbtTbcI.n, friiberrr
grtts 75e, fir 37s. Rau pTiSums uitt Sru
8erfauf In
Ireebman's Departement Gaben.
6i4 eadapanna apsuuf.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-03-30
@er ,iebt tim {?

SOl9s SeIsr Oes SCRANTON Boden.
blatt", Die am 1. april um3isbsn, iOllten
niat uerfeblen, uus in 3eit oaucu ju
bsuuari6tissn, unO iOlpObl bic ults wis
bic neus aOreiie ausebsn, oamit feline
lIntsrbreduns in Der ablieferunS Oss
8lattes erfolst.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-03-30

Babrsuo iis 5reitus WtOrstu ii&
iiber bic llm3dununs ibrss 9altons
nsiste. nobel bisielbs uadsab. fisl Srau
Wtarp @Ooowin uon Sig StraBe spOlf
5uB 5ur @roe uieOer uno brad fid elm
Bein an jwei Stellsn, muroe au4
ionit perleSt.
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Ncrb Scranton.

= Den Sbeleliten G0mdro 8lefer BOT
gtoro Mtain auenus wuroe elm S6bn
leiu seboren.
= Sobn aleranber BON 9ioro Wair
Slpenue. Der iid aui Dem 9simwsse uor
Rrioburs beiuuo. puroe' 6reitas 1iahi
an 9ioro Wtain Suenue, nabe Der Sd
uon Rssie StraBe. uon einem Strasen'
babnwassn setroffen uno erbielt Der
6uBfn06sl uerrenft uuo ihmerjlidt
S9rammen uno Sdnitte, ieOOd 1T ieiu
3uitanb nidt sefdhrlid.
- Sin GROCER SBasen Der Dewitt
Soli @ompauie wuros Oonneritas Wiit.
tag uabe Der On Wiartet 9traBe Srsu.
,uus pon einer .. & D. Sofomotips
sstroHen uno uuilitdnbis osmolirt. Der
2reibsr Wtilner Crosby fonnte ned
seraoe in 3eit abiprinssn. nm unuerlest
;u entfOmmen uno Die Pferbe wurOeu
aud ntdt eerlest.
- anorem Wtc@urrin pon oisiem
Staottbsile wuroe Montas uerbaftet
uno fir isiu seri4tlidss @rideinen un.
ter $500 Siirsihait Ssitsllt, neil sr
unseblif Dor Sabresiriit bel oem Ser.
iud mitsenirtt baben iOl, siuen 2ada'
wanna Raiiagier3us nabe oem @apusa
BREEDER ,u mraden. Bier anoere Serle
itsbeu in Serbinouus nit oem Salle
idon unter Birsifait.
= IbOmas 3piB BON 8illiam Str,
elm alS rSinter" anSsitellter Wtann,
fiel Oienitus, ais er iein 9leidsewiat
usrlor, BON elmer PlatfOrm iiber so SuB
ben Storr's S6a6t 9io. 1 binab.
SuBer innsrlideu Yerlesunssn srbielt sr
eiueu sroBsu S6uitt am Sopf. ben lin.
fen arm sebrohen uuo Die linfe Sanb
bOs Seroriift, iooas iein 3uitano Elm
fritiidsr lit. ObrpObl eins Sensiuns er.
fpartet miro.
- Dauio 3. Sones BON 8apus Sus.
nue uuo fir lauss Sabre elm Sormann
i'm itdotiidsn StraBenospartemsnt, be.
siuS Donueritas 0iadmittas in elmer
3sle Der POliSeiitatiOn su Buffalo. ~.
D.. SelbitmOro. Sones bate ein sros
Bes God an 9alie, ieood fanb man
feline SSafie bel ibm Dor. @r reiite am
slbenO IuuOr nud Buffalo unO wurOs
bort uerbaftet, meil man mdbnts. baB sr
on 9siitssitOruns litt +; ais Der ar;t Die
3elle betrat, um ibu ju uuteriu4en,
puroe sr nit aufseriiisnem 9alis toot
auf9efunoeu. Wfan uimmt an. oaB Der
Wtanu tsmpordr an @eiitesitOruns litt,
neil er 5urat bate, oaB bic Steuerjabs
ler Sereiuisung, bic sssenwdrtis Die
Builder oes departments unterlu4t,
ibn uerfolsen wiirOs.
-Span Hstsfs barte fif Sonntas
sia2t als uuselabensr Soft 10 elmer
Sinsstaufs in Der 9Obn Stntsfaitus
SBobuuns on 9tap slus sluenus einss.
ftellt uuO oa er iid nidt entfernte, uls
man oarum eriu6ts, 10 Sriffen bic aus
lpelenosn ibn an, nobel fie als 8afisn
Sieri ilaiden benustsn. 8otsfo erbislt
in Der aeilersi siusu S9dbslbru9 uno
ueri@iebsne S4doelbautperlesu
unb rpurbs Don Der Poli;si ipdtsr blut.
iibsritrOmt auf bem Ssitsnwess uufse.
funbsn unb mad Dem Sadamannn So'
ipital sebra4t. mo- es bieB. baB er iid er'
bolen miirSe. a9t Wtdnuer purben In
Serbinouus unit Dem Sale usrbaftst.
Die a9t Wtdnner purben Wtontas
siusm Serb6r uutsrwOrfen unb Oann
wessu Dem an9riff iuiammsu $3.50 be-
itraft. Bon bieier Summe bate Der
Giseutbiimer oes Plusss $50 3u bsSub'
len, neil er beraui&snbe @etrdnte in
isiutm 9uuie bielt. Die Wfdunsr beis
ssu: Better 9ulis, 9obn 9upiusfi,
Gbarles Spubis. SOiepb eOpestus,
Ebomas ysbis, Ebomas Spubis,
@sorss asiiis unO @sorse 9sols.
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86seI! S6e.l!! BSael!.,

Gint sru6t StueuHs ppn g5ssI lusbtn In
Grttemdn's Department. eabsu, 30. STA
tadapanna autHus, anadpmmsu. Gfsee
Auspabl BON SdHstr, tbsnfals 8Ssd fur
3u6t. GiHs bhbf&t AuspabI ppu iprstsnesu
papaesisn, nur $3.50 aHb q bas Stiid. Bu-
sset ni&t bic RummE, 5i4 eadapanHa ase..
uabe etr eaursl einis.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-03-30
0teler 4 GentS 0aoen,
:. S. 2abmis. $40 9adamanna Nbe
StaOt unO GOuntb.
Cine Grfldruna.


SerI4ieOsne WtiBitdnbe babeu uns
bisber uerbiHbert. wie allidbrli6 ble
@olleftion Der Nbonnementsselber uors
;unebmeu uub es wirb uabri4einlid
nod msbrere Boheu bausru, wenu
ni6t ldnser, ebe mir nit ben GolleftiO'
usu aufaussn t0nnen. Gs mare uns
Oaber iebr srpiinidt, penu iolde abons
ueuten, bic in Die gladbaridaft unIerer
Office fommen, perlOuli9 bic SaGe be-
iorsen unb nift aui ben Collector narten
wiirben, inbem bamit oemielben be-
beutenoe 3eit eripart miirbe. 2Bsr
feline 3eit bat, I'M periOnli9 uorSuiprs'
den, wiro boffeutlid ben Collector ni9t
lser ausssbeu laiieu, wsnn er snoli4
uOripridt. Der 9erausseber.
: Die ud4fte Sisuns Oes Gretutiu
Rathss Der amerieau federation of 9abor
pirb im tonimenben Sum- bier absebals
ten psroen uno mebrers Gass Sauern.
-6rau RssIe O. Sroots, Satin
bes armeubirsftors SroOfs, itarb Wfon.
tag gta4t in ibrer 8obnuns an Quiucp
apeuue OH ben 5olsen eines Sdla9s
anfalles. ben iie am stei4su 9iodmittas
trtalteu batte.
- Dtarp @laniOn. cine iuuss 5rau.
bic in usridieOenen 9dosu I'M csntralen
Staottbeile unter faliden SOripieseluns
gen Buursn erlauste. purbs 5reitus fir
ibr ssridtlides @ri9einsn unter, $3Ov
8iirsIduft ssitsllt.
= 8snu Der Shft.gisrp uus 70
idlimme Sdmer3en Ourd Siiftueb per.
uria9t. OaB mir es taum ausbaltsu
fOnnen, lit es oas siniis ridtiss. ct.
SatObs Del iofOrt su ssbraudsn. mel
DIES bic Sdmer,eu osrtreibt.
- Sin 8urlde. Der lid @sorse
8romu nenut unb BON Nlbarg. q. o..
ieiu mill. wuroe Sonntas fir istn ses
riGtlidss Gridsiusu uutsr $500 8iirss
iduit ssiteat, neil er eruiidt wurOs,
als er siuen seitoblsueu Rod uertaufeu
pollte.
- Robsrt @ilfiams pon Btafelsp,
elmer Der ausenseuseu oes Dtor6es Der
gteseriu 5ruu gSelben. 1T ourd oas
@eiebsue 10 aufserest porben. baB eins
@eiitesitOruns ii4 bel ibm einitellte. St
bslinbst iid in BebauOluns eiues arStes
uuo ieiu 3uitanb icll Elm ialimmer isin
- slm Wtontas absnb. ben 8. gpril.
bdlt Der Scranton 9ieOertrauS in ieiner
Salle einsn Country Dance" ab, 80
msl1sm u1s Ebeilnebmer in srotesfen
Sausrutru4ten eri6sinsn werbsn. Der
lestidbriss slei4e Eaul eruiss iid ais
elm lebr umiiIantsr uno Der tommsuos
iollte sbenio selunsen wsroeu.
= Die Poli;iiten 9arrp 5lar uno
GbmarO .. @uaus reiisuirten am Sams
flag uu6 Der DIRECTOR Der Ofieutlider
Si6erbsit uabm ibre Reiisnutionen an
@ritsrsr miro in Elm @ei9dit siutretsr
uno lestsrsr lit ieit eiuiser .3eit frdnfli4
Sbre gta4folser iOllsn ui6t ernanu
werOsu, bis Die flint nsusn bepiGlistsr
Poli;iiten aud ernunnt lperosn.
- Das pom Wtontus ueri9Obenu
SsrbOr Der iiebeu Snubsn. mel6e in oi
MOrris S8obnuns einoranssn, iOllt
DOuneritas itattfiuOeu, jsOod ueriidts
ten lie uuf 6alielbe unO purben oaul
uuf Die autlase bes @inbruds unter j
$500 Biir9idaft fur ibr serihtli6ei
@rldeiusn Seitellt. sic iteben idOl
idmmtlih meSen bOswillisem llnfus I'M
ter Sirsidaft.
E1- lluterriht i'm 9lapieripiel er
theilt unter siinitissn SeOin9nnsel
5rduIsiu emma 6rsg, 519. .Pine ctr.
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6arm III uerfanfen.

Cine In StiftrioH supnibip sslsstnt }arui.
btfsbtub aus 96l afa, mif allen nStbissH
9sbduesu, bic in sutsm 3ufanet iiue. Bire
nit oetr cbus BitbaaHe utrfiuft RGbnss pon
5rauf 0tilanO, Stiftrfun LOpnlbip. 1913
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-03-30
Earm aii uereaufen.

@it bspdTrt cute @tb6ubt, ilpti ObisSr-
Ltn. Rabiufrastu 100 u. @iOpt Sra6t,
DuumOrs, "a. 1873
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-03-30

eunasStiifdsn, rotbe Ssibre ODER Seber-
9iadabmuus. SewObnlider Preis 10
Cts, oieIe Wohe nur. r..----....5 g
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-03-30

Sps,isiItr TsppiasRl pier, Der Sara.
gon" gefloditener Drabt. SIT elmer Der
beiten i'm Uiarfte uno maht Den Stnub
flie9en. gSar 10 @ts., oiele ISOLDE 5 g
New-York tribune., 1905-03-03
THE INDIAN BILL.
Prohibition of Use of Funds for Sec
tartan Schools Stricken out.

Washington. March 2.-Conferrees on the Indian
Appropriation bill reached an agreement tonight ON
all but three amendments. The first strikes out
the House provision removing the restrictions on
the alienation OF lands OF all allottees OF any OF
the five civilized tribes OF Indians who do not ap-
pear the rolls fullbOod indians, except minors
and except as homesteads. The second Is the
Senate appropriation os $OOOOO to carry into effect
the treaty with the Indians the Colville Reser-
walton in the State OF Washington. The other dis
agreement is the amendment appropriating s150eO
the irrigation of the lands Of the Pima Indians
in Arizona.
The Senate receded from the Bard amendment
prohibiting the of Indian funds for the sup
port of sectarian denominationaI schools. and
1t goes out of the bill
The Senate provision for the investigation Of
leases of allotted lands in Indian Territory which
the Secretary OF the Interior has reason to believe
were obtained In violation of the terms of the
existing agreement with the five civilized tribes
accepted.
The provision for the extension of the leases of
oil lands in Oklahoma held by the Indian Territory
Illuminating Oil Company is accepted by the
House conferrees, with amendment increasing
the royalty to be paid each gas we'll from $50
to 500. This amendment stipuIates that the Presi-
dent of the United States may determine the
amount of royalty to be paid
The House provision. declaring that appropria-
tions made for the support of the Indian agencies
Is acting as agent, which was stricken out by the
to carry into effect an agreement with the klamath
and MOdoc tribes and the Yahooskin band of
Snake Indians in oregon stricken out.
The Senate provision which inValidated all acts,
ordinances or resolutions OF the Choctaw Council.
Chickasaw Legislature. Creek Council or Seminole
Legislature except when approved by the Presi-
of the United States, eliminated.
The Senate receded from its provision for the
appointment OF q commissioner to complete the un-
finished business of the commission to the Five
Civilized Tribes, and the work will devolve on the
Secretary of the Interior
a substitute was agreed to for the Senate pro-
vision making reservations in the Usage Nation
for town sites.
The extension until September l OF the time for
the opening of the Untah Reservation, in Utah,
mains H The bill unless the President shall de-
termine tnat the opening take place at earlier
date.
The Senate provision giving small tracts OF land
TO Catholic societies in Montana, retained.
Nearly all the appropriations for the payment OF
claims were stricken out
New-York tribune., 1905-03-03
RAILWAY MEN ARE CONFIDENT.
Interborough Employees Believe They Will
Have Demands Granted To-day.

The members of the Manhattan Division OF the
Amalgamated Association OF Street and Electric
Railway Employees met at Marion Hall, No. $50
East 125th-st-, all day and evening yesterday to
vote on the demands which will be submitted TO
Vice-Presdent Bryan and General Manager He'd
ley of the Interborough Rapid Transit Company
to-day This union takes in the guards. conductors
and others outside of the motormen. who were not
represented at the meeting.
The demands a 10 per cent advance in wages.
a ten-hour workday and a three-year agreement
the same as the motormen have. The demands
were adopted by open vote instead Of as usual
by ballot. The night men voted in the day time
and the day voted last night.
President Pepper of the organization and his
grievance committee will have conference with
Mr.. Bryan and Mr. Hedley at the Interborough
offices. in the Park Row Building, at . p. m. to-
day. If the demands refused an appeal will
be taken before anything else Is done to President
August Belmont OF the Interborough COMPANY
who is now in the South and Is expected back al
the latter end of next week. The men look for no
trouble and expect that Mr.. Belmont will grant
the demands. according to Mr.. Pepper. ne prom
ised two years ago when the agreement expiring
March of this year made, to grant an ad-
vance when the time came for a agreement
Warren p. Stone. Grand Chief OF the Brother
hood OF Locomotive Engineers, is in the city, and
IL is said that his presence here Is In connection
with the IL situation.
New-York tribune., 1905-03-03

TO paw its legitimate expenses /, would be better
Two or three Senators remarked that the aban- ,a
donment would probably not hurt the that
might be we'll require Senators to cerulA IiN''
actual 1 "a as ,a Is requirfd sd 81 % Bsey
Senator viii agree to mpeach them Tor N'o''''O
The provision for $4,000 appropriation for the
Mr. Hale explained the action Of the comn iInd oe
in striking out the provision appropTIharrss on ac-
count of the extra session OF the n9ou Of the
bad hat sG sgGe ths Sa eIe Mas no actual
between the extra session and the hfst Ist NJ Tte
also said was contended that an$ S ole nait mil
the trip for which the claim is maze mac 'rroWsion was
amendment striking out the pioNi9i'" ~
agreed to. without division ...,ra,to., Of the
excessive printing of public documents which was Was
stricken out in committee. was Ie9''ieU -
prodn for the e%Plogment seere OF
iaTV Of The Senate with salary of 5000 year,
was offered by Mr. Kean a4d b ad9gea Heafe M and has
recently resigned accept another place ,o-
an b ftieth anniversary of the opening Of
the SanIt Ste Marie Canal. in Michigan The Bill
MessrS sln Allison Hale and CoekreIl were appointed
NJ stewart presented partial conference report
on the Indian Appropriation bill. which was agreed
TO- and rnrteeF Eei9e continHed ned
joint resolution continuing inc PTeS[ 5 Mr. T XII
tredge and ii was made the special order 1or To-
% HaiieV then called UP his resolution relating
TO Statehood He said if satisfied that the reSolu-
ton would be adopted. he would not discuss H. p @
this proposition was met with a sharp refusal ny
NIr 2lackhuril THE Senator may we'll under
Stand now that the Senate is not ready to vote ON
it, Mr. blackburn said. He explained that the
rnon zylv this is true is found in the fact that the
Senate is not in possession of the papers IN the
case the bill being IN conference
Nj Faiiey contended that the Senate was IN a
position to act Explaining his resolution he said
the effect would be to admit Oklahoma and indian
TERRITORY as one State. and to eliminate New
Mexico and Arizona from the bill. Mr.. Bailey add
ed that he did not believe in flibustering except
under grave circumstances. and he confessed 10
great impatence with any Democratic Senator VINO
500 90 people to govern themselves as was the
case i'm Oklahoma and Indian Territory He spoke
of Mr. Blackburns previous remark as a threat
He expressed the opinion that the joint statehood
bill would pass at the next session.
No action taken on the resolution. and at
1110 p m the Senate adjourned until il a. M to-
mo
New-York tribune., 1905-03-03
PRESIDENT TO SAMOANS.
Replies to Their Message of Satisfaction in
Commander Underwood.

Washington, March I'm communication ad-
dressed ITO His Excellency. President Of the Great
Government of the United States" FaIvae. the Dis
trict Governor OF the Western District OF Tutuila,
and his county chiefs have expressed to President
Roosevelt their satisfaction at the kind adminstra-
ton of Commander Edmund B. Underwood, the re-
tring Governor Of Tutuila.
The President has acknowledged the communica-
ton in the following letter to Commander c. B. t.
Moore the present Governor of Tutuila:
You will please communicate to the signers of the
letter the great satisfaction 1t has given to learn
their contentment under the governOrship of
Commander Underwood. and thank them for their
kind expressions of good will to personally.
1t viii always be "a matter of qualification and
pleasure to hear of their continued advancement in
education This. united with their sincerity and the
kindly sentiments of the heart they possess should
to the highest order of good citizenship which
we may well be proud to share with them. trust
that the material benefits proceeding from contin-
ued good government and earnest endeavor on their
part may multiply rapidly.
1t will be my pleasant duty TO appoint over them
those men as governors who, by character and ex-
ample, shall endeavor in every way to advance the
happiness and enlightenment of the people of Tu-
tula and Manua.
New-York tribune., 1905-03-03
VICOUNTEss SEES APHRODIIE.
Compares with Miniatures-StamatlOs Re-
moundos to Lecture on Subject

The VicOuntess Maitland took lot Of miniatures
TO the National Arts Club yesterday and with
eraI Of her friends compared them with the face
and figure OF the statue OF AphrOdite. Stamatios
Remoundos, the Greek artist and sculptor, who.
suggested BY The Tribune. made a test of the
marble in the statue few days ago, wrote % Mr..
Frederick Linton, the owner, yesterday stating
that he believed fully that il made in the
period Of PraxiteleS. and from the marble OF Mount
Pentelicus and that ~ Is the handiwOrk OF great
sculptor. he said that he would, by the aid Of "a
interpreter, deliver q lecture next Thursday even
ing a o'clock. explaining his views about ths
statue. He hopes that any sculptor or archaeoo-
giSt Interested in the question Will be present FOR
he will explain the effect Of time on marble and
answer any questions Another letter from stephen
MeetopoulOs. of No. g South William-St-, certifes
that ne knows Mr. RemOundos to be one OF the
RemOundos brothers. of Athens. having gOOu
name as marble artists Mr.. ChOles. another Greek.
writes that he is able to prove that the statue ia
of the ancient Pentelc marble. SignOr Pas
PittOre, curator OF the Museum at Naples, spent
four hours examining the statue yesterday He
then told DIR. Perry, OF the Pratt Institute, that
there was not a shadow OF a doubt OF Its genuine
ness. Tonight Will be Greek night at the club
for the inspection of the statue
New-York tribune., 1905-03-03
PANAMA BILL DEAD.
C0nferrees Unable to Reach an
agreement.
[FRom THE TRIBUNE BrBEAu.I

Washington. March All hope Of enactng
the Panama Civil Government bill has been
abandoned. the conferrees being utterly unable
to get together. The House conferrees stood
stoutly for their provision aboshing the
Panama Commission, while the Senate con-
ferrees insisted on their amendment eliminating
the House provision. A final effort to obtain
legislation viii be made by the Senate in the
form of a joint resolution extending the existing
regua tions until the end of the 59th Congress-
which will he adopted by the Senate and sent
to the House. although with little hope of its
adoption.
Senate leaders are not deeply concerned over
the failure of the bill as they of the opin
ion that the President has ample power to con-
tnue the construction of the canal and to police
the Canal Zone under the provisions of tho
treaty and the Spooner amendment. Senator
Morgan also expressed this opinion in the Sen
to-day, saying that personally he would
prefer TO see the entire responsibility for the
construction of the canal vested in response
BILE President, rather than divided between 1t
responsible President and an irresponsible com
mission
1t is held that in the absence of legislation
the President win possess full power 10 CON
struct the canal by such means as he may deem
best tc employ engineers and retain ADVISERS
to such an extent he may consider wise, ana
that he will be the sole authority, at liberty TO
conduct the entire enterprise according TO ms
hest Judgment.