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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-03-08

chasrman Canal Comzniprlan WeAas
lCon9ress 20 Soon DeterniRe
Tyre Of Waterway

washington, March 7.-Chairman
Theodore p. Hhonts. Of the Isthmian
canal commission. under examination
ali day Tuesday BY the senate canas
committees, answered questions tecnnly
cal and personal concerning the plans
for the construction Of the great waleF-
way and his relations TO the organiza-
ton. incidentally be left the inference
that be would gladly sever bis con-
neCtion with, The Clover Leaf route
II this was demanded Of him provirsq
he could seilT.his holdings without
sacrifice, but that he would not take
his family to the isthmus. He gave
former Chief Hngineer wallace q GOOD
record and said that he was entitled
e consideration in the matter Of tax
ing his family to the isthmus- me-
shonts closed by urging congress to
take action Immediately on the type
Of canal to be constructed. He said
mat economical procedure on the part
OF the canal commission demanded
such action. vs-s,. M
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i Z +. IL A.
st. Louis. March, Judge Jacob
Trieber, In the United States circuit
court Tuesday, issued an Injunction
on the application Of manufacturing
company, directed against the Car
penterS union, enjoining the defend
ants rs individuals, oficers. agents
Or servants Of the union from boy
cotting the complainant firm Or mn.
terials made or sold BY the hrm, and
from inducing any person TO decline
or cease employment with the fiFms
or because Of the purchase Of mate
rial from the firm, boycotting / or'
threatening to boycott any contractor
Or person who may buy materials
from the fifm." & .g;-
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Kidnaned. . Banlker,a Son.

New york, March IA bankers son
Kidnapped and held for $4,000 RAM
som Is the latest puzzle the New York
police have been called upon to solve
The parents. frantic with fear have
received two letters from the boy i'm
ploring that the sum mentioned pe
sent 70 his captors. The kidnapers
fhernselveSy have twice written de-
handing the ransom on penalty Of the
lads death. The victim Of the bold
plan to extort $4,000 Is Antonio Bo-
ina. the 14-year-old son Of John Boz
5un. q leading italian banker.
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EFFECT OF BOYCOTT.
shipment Of Goods to China N Re
cent Months show q
sharp Decrease.

Washington, March Tin view ot
the widespread feeling regarding the
effect of the Chinese boycott Of Amer
lean goods, Secretary Metcalf. OF the
department Of commerce and labor,
Tuesday gave out statement showing
the amount Of exports from this coun.
try to China by months, July, 1904,
to January, 1905, and from July, 1905,
to January, 1906, respectively. It APP
pears from this that the total exports
for the seven months ending January,
1905, amounted to S2S,4S2,S4S, whereas
for the seven months ending January
1906, they eQualled $2S,S62,6SO. or q
total increase Of $6,429.7S2.
The shipments Of cotton cloth goods
for the period first mentioned amount
cd to- $12,947, $50, while for the seven
months ending January, 1906, they
were S1O,6O6.S4S. As
There was likewise an increase u
the exports Of copper. ingotA The
| the amounts being stated at N.47S, 1Sl
! for the period ending January, 1906
and SS,lO5,S5O for the period ending
January. 1906. ,as s.9.
Al decrease Of nearly 100 per cent
Il shown IN the exports Of minefa
oils, the amount Of such shipments
for the seven months ending January
7 ~ =.
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"a ma SNOW N Topeka.

Topeka, Kan. March 7,-Topeka was
covered with two inches Of Ice and
snow by the storm that continued all
Monday night No damage has been
done and the temperature was such
that much Of the snow melted.
Another Trial Os'boSic ". Burns.
Council Bluffs, March IA new trial
was granted Tuesday in the noted min
ing SUIT Of James Doyle VS., James F,
Burns, involving shares and dividends
Of the Portland Gold Mining company
OF Cripple Creek, valued at 100000.
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FINISHED On TIME.
Tnc Conneeticut Will BE Completed
az ooverpmens Yards Within
ths Tame Lfmit.

New YORK, March 7.-~Represeniae
tives Of various labor bodies who nave
formed a provisional organisation
known as the Allied Navy Yard Trades,
the object being to secure the building
81 more .battleahips o., he BROOKLYN
ana other navy yards Tuesday ADOPT.
"a an address on the subject, copies OF
which win DO sent u President Rqcee-
welt. secretary Bonaparte Of the navy,
the New York senator's and FepTesen.
tatiyea IA congress and p boards OF
trade and other civic organizations.
The address speaks Of the construction
Of the battleship Connecticut az the
Brooklyn yard, saying she will be com
pleted within the. next two months
and continues;
"The time sllowed for building me
Connecticut was Il months and the
ship viii be IN commission before the
explTation Of that time. This V ne
first time since the government has
started it, modern naval programme
that this has happened The oficial
reports IL mo navy department show
that d. Il d the best known ships In
he navy, battleships and armored
cruisers from the Brooklyn and ne
New York to the Nebraska and the
New Jersey, not one Of them was built
Or VIII be built within the stipulated
time. And they were all built or are
being built IN private, shipyards,r y 4
i .sThe hplldins 81 the Connecticut BY
the government has Set the pace FOR
speed in building as well as for work.
manship. sa~a 5gi Ks N " 4
II Is declared that with the equip
ment now available at the Brooklyn
yard future ships can be constructed
within both time and cost limit
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Restorlng Jamestown Churoh.

New York, March 1.-THE Rev. w.
A. R. Goodwin. rector Of Bruton par
ish church, Williamsburg, va.s states
that the Bible to be given BY King
EdFard and the lectern to be present.
ed by President Roosevelt will be
formally received when the restored
church Is consecrated during the gen
eral convention in 1907. These gifts
are made to Bruton as the ofiiclal
successor in 1893 to the church a
jamestown and prior to the rsvolu-
ton the court church Of colonial vir-
sinia, which Is now being restored L
It's colonial form and appearance.
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St Louis, March Tin compliance
With the order Of Special Commissioners
Anthony, Attorney General Hadley
Tuesday issued o subpoena for 4. Clay
Pierce, former president Of the Waters
pierce Oil company, now in New York.
and for Charles H. Adams, secretary Of
the oil company, commanding them 70
appear in st. Louis and testify In the
oil hearing which lie set for March 49,
The subpoenas were placed In the
hands Of Sheriff Clark for> service.
The subpoenas are not binding OUT
side Of the state Of Missouri.
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nneIsna,. Ar,nv burden.

London. March 7.-A memorandum
attached to the army estimates was Isl
sued Tuesday might, It estimates the
expenditure for the current year Of
dc army at $14s, $4,000. Thus, include
ing s1sO,OOO,OOO for the navy, the ma
tions defense bill Is nearly $40, Oo.OOos
which destroys any possibility Of aaa
large budget surplus or q substantial
reduction OF taxation.
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n.yva 195inss i5irsi5y valla.

81 Louis, March THE supreme
court in Jefferson city Tuesday held
70 be constitutional the statute max
ing It q felony for q man 70 live IN
Missouri with his second wife though
be married, her in another state, the
first wife living and not being divorced
The state had appealed the case Of
James W. Stuart who was indicted for
alleged bigamy in having married q
second wife in Illinois without being
divorced from his ffst The indict-
ment was Quashed on his contention
that tie marriage was performed IN an
other state. The supreme court or
ders Stuart to be tried on a charge OF
bigamy. M
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St Petersburg. March 7s-Fathei
Gapon, In an open letter Tuesday do
nounces Father Gregori Petroft as q
traitor and a tool Of the social demo
Gratis, who he says are fighting against
the true interest Of the workingmen.
Father Gapon also proposes a plan foi
a complete Investigation Of bis organ
ization BY representatives Of the vari.
ous parties.
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TO FACE THE MUSIC.
Andrew Hamilton tho Legislative
Agent" Returns as Nv. Milton"
SOMETHING TOSAY BUT TOTNUCH.'
claims to ne Ready to Accept
Challense 81 Criminal Proceed
ingS and Remarks About
Those In Grass houses.

New York, March Ts--Andrew Hamn'
ton returned TO New York Tuesday
on the steamer Deutschland, on which
he was registered under the name o.
W. Milton. Mr.. Hamilton was st tne
head. Of the legislative bureau Of the
New York Life Insurance company
and had charge Of the legislative Work
q several Of the large companies Ex-
planning his cause for his return 70
the United States Nj. Hamilton said
Tuesday:
Il heard something about criminal
proceedings and here, am"
!, Mr.. Hamilton's connection with the
New York Life was .mentioned at
length in q recent report Of the Fowler
commission and It was urged that ne
should return to New York. John A.
mccall shortly before his death sold
his Long Branch home In order to re-
turn to the New York Life moneys
which 1t is alleged he advanced 70
Hamilton without proper vouchers.
Mr.. Mccall maintained both during the
insurance investigation and after he re-
signed the presidency Of the company
that he would trust Andrew Hamilton
with every penny he had. IA
Commenting Tuesday upon Mr, NC
Calls death, Mr.. Hamilton said that he
gave the former president Of the New
York Life vouchers for all expendi-
lures, and that to any and all Of these
vouchers Mr.. Mccall would have given
a certificate Of indisputable character
He said that he registered under an
assumed name on the Deutschland In
order to have his return voyage free
from annoyance. $40
4 II have something to say" he said
"but not much. l know practically
nothing as to the nature Of the Fowlel
report. 1t will be time enough fol
me to talk about It when l have be
come familiar with It ~
what l suppose you want to know
Is why | have returned WE'LL 3
heard something about Criminal pro
ceedings and here am. This signiAe
that though my health g far from re
established, I'm ready to accept an!
challenge implied by such proceedings
+As to my health, let me add thu
there Is no necessity for any resort b
fiction I'm fortunate to be alive Of
ter all that. has happened. But IN
|, not 60 fortunate otherwise
I'm especially unfortunate in II
death Of Mr.. Mccall and I might sa
almost Is much concerning the NOR
: recent removal of Lyman Short, chic
: counsel Of the Mutual, to-say nothin
. Of the incapacitating Of Mr.. Alexander
; 10 some who have gone l could hay
4 looked with no, misgivings as to whl
!. they would say or 40.
4 "As 10 what others have said an
I done during my absence-snd ! migl
/ ailude to those who I've In glass housI
Il viii say nothing tt
you have come back 70 face Il
musicf" he was asked.
I Yes. discordant or otherwise"
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HELP FOR MINERS
rxeAutive Council Tederati9n Of
LaDoS to Meet at Time Of Com
ferepoe on Coal strike.


Pittsburg, Pa, March 7.--Reprosen.
tatlves of the American Federation OF
Labor n this city recaiVed notice Tues
day, that the executive council OF the
Federation had been called TO- meet IN
Washington. D. G, on Monday, March
10 at cam. This notice was appar-
entity expected by those who received
them. As this % tho same day on
which the operators will he in session
At Indianapolis and during the time
Of the mine workers convention at the
same place, It Is pointed out that Sam
uel Gompers, president Of the fedora
ton, who stands very close 70 John
Mitchell, and his national executive
board, VIII be ready to give them NOR
al and financial assistance Of the fed
Grafton.
In a labor day speech here last Sep
TENDER President Gompers placed spe-
cial stress on what he termed an In
evitable conflict between the mine
workers and the coal operators Of the
country. He declared that when It did
come the entire ministry Of the feder.
alton in all parts Of the country woult
be at the disposal Of the coal diggers
It was said Tuesday night that If
strike is ordered the executive cotin
Gil Of the federation will levy a strik'
assessment on the membership which
will enrich the mine workers treasur.
by at least 100000 to 100000 within
six weeks Of the levy being made
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President Has offered NO COmprO-
mise on Railroad Regulation.
WOULD STILL AMEND HEPBURN BILL.


washington, March T.--Ip Q recent
Aispatch there was set form
With some detail the character Of the
amendments to the bill, which, In the
judgement OF thg president, would DC
acceptable and strengthening to the
Hepburn bill, as reported from the
committee on interstate commerce OF
The senate. The outline Of those
amendments can not be successfully
challenged, and mas not been, as rep
resentinR the attitude Of Mr.. Hooee-
welt. However, IN part Of the al.
match, It was made to appear ma
thise amendments were IN thesnatuEe
81 4 compromises offered BY! tho pres.
idenk Of suggested BY him of aDprcved
~ him The Il japatch waa u error
An assertions as to q compromise
The president has never compro-
missed in any shape or way on ING
measure. The amendments discussed
are the amendments which the presi-
dent advocated from the 1rst 1npmsns,
a thS present time IT is'not true thar
che president has yielded ON amend
ments. nor that thereiis q compromise
IN M part The amendments which
Ne advocates are those which carry Gus
the ideas he has advocated from tne
time he first took this matter up. and
49,, - ......, ,,,n Aaflnle alV imurOVea
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Lincoln, Neb., March T.--Neariy 400
democrats from Nebraska with q NUM-
Der from adjoining states. gathered
Tuesday night for their annual dol
lar Dinner.I There were eight set
speeches and the keynotes IN nearly
all was corporation domination inlthe
state and nation, and the inability Of
a republican president, with a republic
can senate and house 70 bring about
the reforms which the people demand.
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aerrioea oil Prof. Laneley.

washington, March Tat the regu@
lar meeting Of the regents Of the
smithsonian Institution Tuesday pre-
sided over by Chief Justice Fuller a
the United States supreme court, reso-
buttons were unanimously adopted tes-
tifytng to the distinguished services
Of Prof. Langley, authorizing the ex-
ecutive committee to- arrange for a
memorial meeting to. be held in'Wash-
ington.
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|0NLY THEHUSEIEF'T'!!'
Imperial Manifesto Has Been Issued
BY Emperor Of Russia.
Government RETAINS CONTROL 1l1
onn PromuIgate ''TemDorasyS Laws
DvFing Rseess-Must swear "a
delity 70 sEmpercr, Autecrae
and Holy RussiA-s

st1 Petersburg, March 1.-THE full
teIt 81 On imperial mRnifpsto ana
laws relative to the national assem-.
BY and the reorganised council OF
the. empire. the features Of when
have already been given out. throws
q food. Of Hight on the purpose Of tne
government TO keep q firm check On
the new Russian p9yliapent ana 70
exclude certain subjects from constdT
Grafton by the, peoples representa-
tiyes., The composition Of the coun-
ell Of the empire, or upper house o.
the national assembly, with one-hall
appointed by the emperor and ~
elected from the nobility and clergy
not counting scattering supporters
from other classes, seems to insure
conservative II not pliable majority
in the council to block the national as
sembly should the majority Of the lat
ter be IN opposition to the crown.
The government carefully retains
the power to promuigate Temporary"
laws during recesseB OF the paNiamonV
and as the parliament is subject 70
dissolution by imperial ukase. the
government is thus In d position In
t n Of stress to rid itself Of an OBJ
nOxious legislature and proclaim such
laws as 1t deems necessary to meet the
emergency. aaA
"a feature Of the law which seems
etfectUallyv TO bar ''redsY from meme
bership il the national assembly Is
q provision exacting from persons
elected an oath Of fidelity to sem
/ nstISr autocrat ana holy Russia" The
Tbost significant article, however, is
one retaining certain provisions Of Of
eristing law which is mentioned on,
/ - Nv number. This innocent looking
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Pueblo. Col, March 7.-By the COZ
lapse Of he concrets roof over q geo.
ton Of ne huge nav roundhouso Of
tie Denver q Rio crands railroad
vhich q IN course nf consuoction
here Tuesday Afternoon one man
NJ instantly killed ana thres 0ihsrl
Vule htdly Injured 1he roof hal
iust btn completed AID ne mn.
W ilo a eaff6atfs. uolo fini5V.
rs ~ ialno aork rndrlnes rad
4 rpror,d b hafs Rlafrnsi 4 t11r.
iig ~ collapse Ths building honi
q ths largest q ~ kina n ne s,atI
ana vhR complsfsd Vin est ahoul
wv .-- 80 - 49, .---
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olrlahoma wheat Beneatted.

Oklahoma City, okla, March 1.-THE
steady rainfall Monday night turned
TO q light sleet which prevailed for
: short time. The wheat and other
crops win be greatly benefited BY the
rain which was badly needed.
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shamolin. Pa. March 7.-workmen
for the Pennsylvania Coal company
started Tuesday buildlng fences about
The company's mines n this region.
Miners here say this e unnecessary.
as they would not bother the compa-
ny'1 property even Il q strike should
occur. These collisriea wiz b hl
hrst IN IN region 70 b enclosed b
fmGI .-
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Tinls, Trans-c aucnsiA March IL
me murderer Of Cen. oriasnoE. chief
d star to the viceru1 Of the caucasua
on January 90, was Tuesday sentenced
70 Be- hanged. The vioaroy has pro-
claimed martial Law It Bortchalenak.
VIoloncs and robbsrias e Tihia are
continually reported
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southern winter Resort burned.

southern Winter Resort Burned.
Mobile, Ala, March Fire Tuesday
destroyed the Spring Hill hotel, a
winter resort seven miles west Of Mo.
bile. The hotel was Allied with guests
from northern cities and many had
narrow escapes. Nearly all Of them
lost their effects, including jewelry
and diamonds The damage is esti-
mated at $4,000. 80
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chioaro. Narch. 7.IThe eastern paa
ss1ssr rats var uAieh has bosn shrpat-
e1td ior some tims ovins y he az
fer,ntiai trouble Waa prselpitEted Tnea,
dsy b ~ Grand Trank rcad Nho4
olelsis viftd % Woahinston . notce
u ralnnad aehadllal.
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Gen. Lawton's son to he Cadet !
washington, March 1.-THE presi-
dent has decided to appoint Manly
Lawton, son Of the late Maj. Cen
Lawton, to be a cadet at the military
academy. .lssl
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Champaign, M, March THE
boarding and livery stables owned By
=. O Mkppln were burned here Tues
dly night Fifteen horses were lneln-
Grated, hcludinE Phantom. Barney
LAyton'n trotting stallion. The ihsur-
ancs on the building expired a nson
Tuesday. The loss is estimated At t7b,
900.
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wichita, Kan, March E-4Victor
MURDOCH was nominated for represen-
tatiye In congress in the new Eighth
district by the republicans Tuesday
afternoon in perhaps the shortest con.
vention ever held here. The business
Of the convention was, transacted IN
an hour. ..sS
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caIled 4eeting creek Council.

Muskogee, !. II, March LAS q re-
suit Of the continuation Of tribal gov
etnments by congress P. Porter, chief
Of Creek nation. called q meeting Of the
Creek council at olmulgee beginning
March 81. Appropriations viii be
made for continuing the tribal govern
ment and schools.
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Cola reception for Gen. Linevitch'
st Petersburg. March 7.-Leut
Gen. Linsvitch arrived IN 81 Peters
burg Tuesday. Lispt. Gen. Rndigerl
minister Of war. and q few military
oficers were at the station to wel-
come hHn, but no demonstration was
arranged in his honor. His reception
was cold.
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chairman pemooratio oOmmittee.

ChaiFuAnn pemOcFntlo uOAn1ss'e'
washington, March fs--Represen-
tasiSe J. M. GEiggs, 81 Georgia. was
unanimously chosen chairman Of the
democratic congressional COMMITTEES
Tuesday night at o meeting in the
capitol attended By 81 members Of the
committee. Representative Bowers,
oF Mississippi. placed MI. Griggs IN
nomination. There were no other
IosninatSons and the secretary wac
Instructed to cast the entire vote for
Ms. GriggR ..f .i.a,.a..
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pax. lfrrch 4.-sEiorH rodng o.
CURED .Tuirday q several r70Einc'al
towns IN he cour-o q ne Inventory
lur Of church property undaf lhs iau
p.oriaInr Tor ths separation q caurr1
"a slatt.
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Berlin. March 1.-THE appropriations
committee Of the reichatag, on which
all the parliamentary groups are rep
resented, Tuesday approved the govern
meht's measure for the construction Of
six additional armored cruisers.
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st. Petersburg, March ia whole
sale bomb factory was captured by the
police Tuesday at the lodgings Of 4
drugg.st One hundred and twenty
loaded bombs were seized. The apart
ments had been the rendezvous Of
students and rsvolutionlsts. 20 Of
whom were captured. Another terror.
J ist who was arrested in the street had
q bomb in his pocket
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n iDos ma $3.50, sArhn
Of De Unllsd sliils coull Of appsill
Tu1sday handed togn En opinion a.
fylEt { lFa q hsbt s.ipus 70 Ira
h. T0rrm, convicted o. murder h on.
lahoma 1urrin p1rIonaily appssrot
t.lurs he eout nnd arSu,t ~ On
ar7llctti1A.
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I'm Rork, Mol,h b enl meg
ne ne ~ prdrllle halt Or
r1slnihining 4 publia nuisance, Circuit
1udrl Robert ]. Lee rnesdaT leled
9 ~ a tea d1llAf5 IN - hlknls
a San o1eh nrninra fur psn vho
E1I1 rlIrtsnst for coadnctint q pol
rr1n D. Argln.a
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lFont6h, Mo-. March T.--Fire broke
ant IN the business district Of Ironton
tuesday resulting In the death Of
William Chrlst the destruction q four
buildings and q property loss Of 80
COO The Christ family lived above
4 bakery ID which the FIRE atarted.
Christ succeeded In saving hiu wife and
two children ana lost bis lie BY going
into the burning building IN q vain at
tempt to save his two dogA
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For . aovernmsnt Powder Plant.

For . Government Powder Plant.
washington, March 7.-Representa-
tive Hull chairman Of the house com
mittes on military Affairs. Tuesay In.
troduced q bill sppropriating 500, 900
for the construction Of q government
powder plant to have Z capacity Of
manufacturing 1000 bOundS Of powder
daily. ~.
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st. Petersburg, March IA dispatch
from Algeciras Tuesday says that Ger
many has accepted the Russian prop
ositlon that the control Of the force
for the policing Of Morocco b in
trusted 70 France and Spain Jointly.