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500 anasndmants to the bill and increased
the amount carried by nearly three nil
ions E vas =. a6so,ussly nsoss.sry there.
soon - poasfble. 20 that tho points In dis
agreement might be considered.
Mr.. Williams facetiously remarked that
q girl In Arizona had been asleep for seven
weeks. but on awakfng found. to her dis
gust, that the statehood bill had been asleep
Q longer time than that and he therefore
would have 10 insist upon HIS objection. The
bill now win have to be considered by the
Houae.
An echo of yesterdays scenes, growing
out of the failure OF the agricultural COM
mittee to continue the appropriation for free
seed distribution, came when Mr.. Gaines
fTenn., rose to question Of personal privi-
lege. He stated that he had been misrepre-
charged him with unfair dealing with the
House.
Mr.. Da1xeIl wanted the article to which
Mr.. Gaines objected reported 70 the House
was really Q subject OF personal privilege
Mr.. Gaines read from the article In ques-
tions In watch he y pictured waving aioft
from oonAfkusnts dasaandiug seeds but
which on exasnination turned out to be pub
lie documents.
The Speaker rad from the manual ina. a
oyitlrism IA 2 newspaper upon representa;;
tive was not . proper subject FOR personal
Mr.. Gaines asked 1ve minutes to make a
ssAee~>A
launched forth Into furious speech of JUS
tfncation OF his courDe OF yesterday. reading
letter after letter from his constituents de-
manding free seeds.
The House by this time had become bed
lam The Hpeaker worked his gavel arm like
. stone mason. but Mr.. Gaines above the
roar Of the House, above the sattrical up
plause. was heard protesting his square
dealing and declaring that the poor and
deserving Of his district who wanted free
seeds must not BE- put down.
At the close Of Mr.. Gaines speech the
House went into q committee OF the whole
for the further confederation of the agri-
cultural appropriation bill.
The seed question was discussed by Mr..
Brooks tCoi.). Mr.. Wood tWyo.). Mr.. Lever
Is. C.) and Mr. Kline (Pa.).
Mr.. Lamb (va.) offered an amendment
appropriating $242920 for the purchase
propagation, testing and distribution Of
valuable seed. Of which amount not less
than 100000 shall be allotted for con-
gressional distribution.
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Naval Ordera

Passed Assistant Paymaster J. s. Beecher
from the Lancaster. navy yard League
Island. Pa. to the bureau OF supplies and
accounts, Navy Department
Assistant Paymaster N. w. Grant, from
the navy yard, Washington. d. C.. to tho
Lancaster.
Chaplain ]. F. Fleming. from the Wabash,
navy yard, Boston. Mass. to the Rhode
Island.
Chief Gunner W. q. Moore. from tho
naval magazine. St Juliens Creek, Va, TO
the Connecticut.
Gunner W. C. Bean. from the navy yard,
Washington. ID. c.. to tho Connecticut
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Mr.. Sherman On. ". Immediately after
the approval OF the Journal Of the House
today. asked unanimous consent to take the
Indian appropriation bill from the Speakers
table, nonconcur in the Senate amendments
and send the bill to conference
Mr.. Williams. the leader Of the minority,
in very quiet way, filed his usual ,bjec-8
ton, but withheld his right to hear state
naent from Mr. Sherman, chairman Of the
Irdian affairs committee OF the House.
who said that the Senate had added nearly
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Proposed Commercial Museum.

The establishment of commercial mu-
scum In connection with the bureau Of
American republics Is one of the projects
which win doubtless be considered at the
third pan-American congress to be held at
Rio Janeiro. Brazil beginning July 90
Such museum IL recommended In re-
port OF the reorganization committee OF the
bureau Of American republics which met
yesterday and agreed upon recommends
tons which will b laid before the govern
ing board OF the bureau at its meeting to-
morrow. The report viii doubtless be APP
proved and laid before the congress-.
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Ordered to Washington Barracks.

The following named officers of the Corps
of Engineers have been relieved from duty
with the 1st Battalion of Engineers In the
Philippines and ordered to this city not
later than October l next for duty at the
Washington barracks and to take course
OF instruction at the Engineer School: First
Lieuts. Charles r. Pettis and Ralph Il.
Ward and Second Lieuts Robert p. Howell
jr., Joseph H. Earle and Roger D. Black
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Battleship oregon's Flags.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
ANNAPOLIS. Nd, May 1.-The crew of
the United States battleship Oregon, which
has recently gone out of commission at
the Mare Island navy yard, California. has
sent the three principal flags which 1t had
in use to the Naval Academy, and they
have been received here. They are the
union jack, the United States ensign and
the homeward bound pennant.
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Drowned in G. and o. Canal.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
HAGERSTOWN. Md, May 1.-While
crossing the Chesapeake and Ohio canal
on the lock gate at Two Locks, this coun-
ty, Jesse Hainesi aged twenty one years,
fell into the water and was drowned His
body has since been recovered He was
a son of Daniel Haines of Samples Manor,
Washington county, and was engaged in
the grain business with his father.
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PHILADELPHIA. May 1.-The board OF
directors Of the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company today declared the regular semi
annual dividend Of per cent. payable
May 81 to stockholders Of record May 5.
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ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS
MAYORS DEMAND FOR TNVESTI-
CATION OF POLICE.

Special Correspondence of The Star.
ALEXANDRIA, Va. May !. 1906
Mayor Frederick J. Paff OF Alexandria
made public this morning copy OF his
communication to the police commissions
ers which was responsible for the investi-
CATION by that board into the alleged irreg-
ularities existing in the police department
Of this city. For several weeks past the
commissioners have been holding almost
nightly meetings and have examined a
number OF witnesses and have now for
mulated charges against certain OF the
members OF the force. whose names have
not as yet been made public These police
men will be called upon to answer the
charges at the meeting which will be held
tonight.
Heretofore all the meetings have been
held behind closed doors, but now that spe-
cffic charges have been formulated against
nary examination of witnesses, representa-
lives OF the press will be admitted to the
examination Of the charges
The Mayors Communication.
Mayor Paffs recommendation to the COM
missioners under date of April follows:
ITO the police commissioners, Alexandria,
Va:
''GentIemen: You will call to mind the
occasion of our visit to police headquarters
short time since. at which time it was
agreed that there was very little or no
system In the department. During the In
vestigation of the Curtin murder there was
again developed lack of proper police
discipline. AS matter of fact, for some
years our police department has been the
source of adverse criticism by the citizens
of this community, and my experience in
office has thoroughly demonstrated TO me
that these criticisms are In a great meas
ure justif1able. 1t Is now up TO US TO re-
Have this suffering DeDDle OF this ter
rible condition and bring about a decided
change which cannot help but rebound to
the interest of the entire city. City laws
and ordinances are being constantly vio-
lated, and absolutely no notice OF Ii IS
taken by the police. In the recent inves-
tigation previously referred to II was thor
oughly demonstrated that lawlessness was
rampant our community, and might
add that IT looks though some people
are licensed by some police to carry on
their unlawful business
Violations Alleged
"Ruies and regulations are being con-
stantly violated in the department. and I
feel that the conditions warrant me In rec
ommending a thorough investigation OF the
department, the results of which feel sure
will be beneficial. and Will be the means of
giving to our city police department.
which will be q credit instead of a subject
of criticism. the department has been
for years.
I'm this recommendation 1 am sincere.
and am carrying out my ideas as expressed
when first indicted into office.
'sIn conclusion I Will state that have
confidence In this board that they Will
proceed diligently and fearlessly into this
matter and their conclusion will be bene-
faction to the citizens who are 5ustihed in
expecting service of the department for
FIRED PAFF. Mayor.
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DEATH BY ACCIDEN T
VERDICT RENDERED IN CASE OF
MISS ELSIE WOOD.
Coroner Conducts Inquest-Drowning
Described by the Escort of
the Young Woman.

An inquest was held over the remains of
Miss Elsie Wood. who was drowned In
the upper Potomac Good Friday afternoon
while canoeing with Mr.. George Rex Frye.
Mr.. Frye was on hand early. and he showed
that he felt keenly the death Of the young
lady. Lieut. Sutton. Sergt Dean and De-
tectfve O'Brfen were on hand to tell tile
Jury of the parts they had taken in the In
vestigation. The captain of the tug Walter
E, Meade and others We're also present, but
the Jurors deemed 1t unnecessary to ex-
anime all the witnesses. They heard what
the more important of them had to say
and excused several quarrymen who had
been summoned. Those who were in at
tendance displayed considerable interest In
the testimony of Mr.. Frye. who stated that
he had had considerable experience In
canoeing during the past two years, but
he knew little about swimming.
The Jury rendered verdict OF accidental
death. Undertaken Mitchell prepared the
body for burial and 1t was taken to Oxen
Hill. Md. to be inferred In st. Barnaby
cemetery there.
1Er. Frye the First Witness.
George n. Frye, who was In the canoe
with Miss Wood when the accident occur
red. was the first witness examined. He
told the jury that his home IL at II 4th
street northeast apd that he had known
Mim Wood FOR IAng time.
Witness aid he had had considsrabls ex-
perfence With canoes during the Dast two
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Charleston Navy Yard storehouse.

acknowledgement Company of Charleston,
s. c., were today awarded the contract for
the construction OF house No. at the
Charleston navy yard. at $685. The
building Is to be used for stores and Offices.
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Senator Shoots Case Discussed.

Tho Senate committee on privileges and
elections today discussed the case Of Sem
ator Reed 6moot Of Utah. but reached no
conclusion. The committee will meet again
Friday.
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pairing lights at county iuil. amount
1 claimed $3.50. allowed in fuu Warrnn,
ordered drawn against sup7ly fund 70.
said sum-
Claim No 27i. n. F Cheadle. coal foi
shcriff amount claimed S325. allowed in
/ FUN warrant o-dercd draNned against
supply fund for said sum.
Claim No. 275 n T. Cheadle. wood
for county poo- amount claimed $500
allowed in FUN warrant ordered drawn
against poor and insane fund 10, said
sum.
Claim No 27e. C. s. swan. keeping
county poor as per contract. amount
claimed s526 50 allowed m fun. warrant
ordered drawn against poo, ANA insan1
/ for said sum.
Claim No 27S The Fait Store. mdsc Ia
county charge amount claimed S5.56
allowed in full warrant 0rde-ed drawn
against poor ans insane fund for said
sum.
Claim No $50 cafl T., Rice Ry fare 70
county charge amount claimed Sis5. al-
/ lowed in fun warrant ordered drawn
against poor ana insane fund for said
SUN.
Claim No 2,7 Rucmmct-Buun co
ice 60 county offices for September, 1906.
amount claimed $ii25. allowed ln fuit
warrant orde,ed drawn against contms
ent fund for said sum.
claim No. 2SS. B H. Feldley. bounty
on coyote scalp claimed $780, allowe
aud warrant ordered drawn against tcn-
tngant fund Tor said sum.
Claim No 27s The st,t Clpfd om-
oany, publication Of legal notices am-
/ cunt claimed Sl59.75. allowed 90 nu.
warrant ordered dawn Or said sum
amainst cont iEea' funL
Claim No 2So. ROYAL B * Cab g..
cab service. amount claimed $5.75, al-
lowed m fun warrant ordered drawn
aaainst contingent fund for said sum.
! Claim No PSI. Guth.ie lee & Fuel Co
Ice 70 county jail sent. 1906, amount
claimed S15G allowed in fun and war
rant ordered drawn agai ST con ms
1 FUND for said sum.
Claim No. 2S3. standa d Adding Ma
chine Co. repairing machine for county
/ treasurer. amount claimed s6.25, allowed
in fun warrant ordered di1wn against
contingent fund for said sum
Claim No PSI j. IT. NorriE clerk Of
district court TO- office expenses, am
cunt claimed $3.50 allow 1 In fun. wa--
rant ordered drawn agair4t contingent
fund for said sum-
/ Claim No. CSC. @ w petrick. post
age. amount claimed $500 allowed ir
fun. warrant ordered dawn for said sum
against contingent fund
Claim ~ 29i u J.. Bakerb9. clean
/ ing vant ot county building, amount
claimed $500 amount allowed in ruit
vibrant ordered eawu against contng-
eut fund FOR said sum-
4 Claim so 293. ~ e. T-app. office exc
rcnses fer September 1906. amount
clamed $3.50 allowed in fun warrant
ordered drown against the cnunsen
4 fund for said sum-
Claim no 300, @. W. Garland fees %
Justice peace amount eIuimel Si9lo
amouat allowed i9.55 "a warrant was or
dored drawn agaiast the court fund foi
the SUM " s955,
Tho board then adjourned to meet "a
1880 p. nl
/ Attest M q. TfApP clerk
Guthrie ok' PEI ~ 1905
The board Of county commissioners 30
convened "a. 1890 as pof odIouruno7t q.
members were present
Attest. M p. TRAPf cork
Jhe following rcso.na.u 1913" com
aidoeel
Nh.r,lE IS pare Of tnD DIHlm OFT TT. n
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Proceedings Of the Board
of Commissioners of
Logan County.


Wv commissioners met in the office OF
a eonntv c,s-s n, o.o,oo., =, ~ ~,
90 0'oe@ p H. Mem
bers present were Commissioners Burke,
swank ana Favor. Meeting was called To-
orler IN, e.,,a,rr,o, r,,,or
=" T. NAI ~ NieIh.
poa-o -aheeued warrants as ioi-
iah' 80. 80 isSuea Mareh ~
rs we s'nN'hs iunu, IN i'Nos
- ho'oer OF ~ . 6. NO lSl sale 't
se-'n1 'Ne sum OF slV''s c'neeNea io'
'ns fe'soh tnat Same was drawn la
warrant 10. = issued August o. lspe,
ss.'p9' w si''Ains luln IN iaN2I 81
n'lae' VI = :, - no 4o s'le OF l'o' IN
.,e sum OF f''ie' canoeueo ior 'he reason
'nas was drawn 10 error
WAltant 10 ~ ISSUED sept = lgVo'
asaiR me ROAD ana pfias iund' IN ia-
Not y ~ ~ iesie' trelsurer oI Rose
Hil township in the sum q S2'6'92. can
feied tor tne reason that same wai
sifawn in eiIos'
warrant no. 40 issued Aug. 3 1903
AGAINST the poor anu insane tuAa N IA
veg os = - Neai ID tNe sum 81 s-'O0
cancelled io7 the reason Of the statute
% limitations
Quarterly rec report OF NJ. e. Irapp'
count e'e'k sof quarter ehalhs sept
30 1906 was approved.
Vuaf'e7iy report oil zee. eoheoteu' b
W. Muspns, shef'ft' ior quarter ehuinB
sept. ~ isV'' approved
Quarterly report Of fees earned - w.
MuipnS & snsrin TOT "u'r'e- ei0'is
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]
ROAD AND BRIDGE FUND.
Claim No. SC, Arkansas Lumber Co..
lumber to county, $4,000.
Claim No. i75, Potect & Loos, repair
ing Hunt bridge $500
Claim No. 1870. II. =. Goooh. deed TO
roadway $4,000
Claim no. 1893, w. w Miller survey
ing ETC.. s225o.
Claim No 1876 p r. Walton Lumbe-
Co. lumber 70 county S3I a0
Claim No. 1871 Arkansas Lumber Co.,
lumber TO county. s1,6l7f0.
Claim No. zoo, c. r. Frary, labor foe
county. Sls25.
Claim No, pa n. IT. stu-gis. painting
bridges. $1,000.
Claim No 2i5. wm Loos, erecting
steel bridge. $4,000.
Claim No 220 a. shereman, part pay
ment on stone arch $4,000.
/ Claim No. 222, J. G. Wilson, lumbe. ti
county. Se071s.
Claim no. 22s. wm f. Kanehl. erect
ing three bridges $4,000
Claim No 2si. P. y Walton Lumbe,
Coz. lumber 70 county $1,000
Claim NO 25s. r. A. bet icls g CO..
mdse. TO county $3.50.
Claim No 1858. Arkansas Lumber Co..
lumber To county Sf2l5
Claim No. 266 y. S. Reeves, survey
/ Ing foe county. SG500.
Claim No. 272, wm TAYLOR, services.
! surveying for county $500
It was moved by COMMISSIONS swanS.
/ that the claim Of the Virginia Bridge
company for $4,000 be rejected. ioc
| the reason that the same is in violation
of an Injunction which was served on
! this board. On coll call the vote stood
as follows; swank aye: Bu-ke pass:
! Favor no. The vote being tie the
matter was ordered laid over by the
chaimein
II was moved hy Commissione- Favor
4 chat the Virginia Bridge company's
met in the office Of couAtr clerk at 3
O'Clock ,. M. October 2, 1906 Motion
prevailed and it was so ordered
Tho board then adjourned to meet AZ
/ 9 O'Clock a. M. oct 2 1906.
JOHN B FAVOR,
Chairman Bd. CO. Com.
Guthrie. o. r. oct 9. 1906.
The board of county commissioners
met I'm tho office OF county Gle k at 4
o'clock D. M. as per ADJOURNMENT mem-
swa,fk ana Favor. Meeting was called
to order bv Chai-man Favo-
Attest. NJ e. TRAP. Cierk.
,,, ,., 4,,,, .,r ,,, ,,io,,o1 ,l,l,oe
t-uo,rs.
rta,r,- NJ o-o w-bf,no s,t,rv as
,.,,....,. ,,,li.,r ,o, o,,nth ~ sentanns-
s,t',,, fa,d s,oo M
Ct,,,, M o9o Dr O. coiteral so-
,.ea, ,n.o,,,e- ~ hoard Of bealth
.. ,,,1 t,,ss,. e,nd sqooo
,,,,,,,, D-a 30 ,v,s -r,,f,s service
s,rre,.,,o ror co,,ntv rota ana b-idgs
s,,d qf-oo
o5.,-t..t. r.ror, ~ III uerwie
egtster ~ 5.e9s fo,. ouarter endine
sa,.t go tqae ,y,s ,novo,oJ
prs,s ons s,ecfecotions ~ advcrtlses
~, 4, tbo r,atfor of tho tuiidinr az d
,,,,r, I,o,,se ~. M rental MAN ws,o dol,
dtc3 b,, = n weatbars az Kansas CITY
~, ros.-b ro,,ca-t Of Gulbrio and S
ravts7 of El Reno O,tla. which
= 0,i, t,rne t,i,en ,ip by ne board cv
,,,,n,5 INA constse,sd. arter which th,
1,o,rd fool, racess nntl 1890 O'Clock u. m
JOHN y. FAVOR.
Chairnan Bd. 60. Com
Attsst AT H. TRApP clerk
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| $1,000. IN favor Of a. potete. wee duly
! filed with the county cie,k and were
dis9iiowed because they we're in exces,
Of eighty per cent 90 The tax ievy OF
of 1905
And Whereas said claims and each Of
/ them weee just liability against the
county Of Logan
And Whereas it appe rs thot said
claims have been assigned T. Che Guth-
rle Savings bank which has brought
suit upon said claims against the county
OF Logan in the probate court OF said
county
/ II 1~ Therefore ordered That F. VI.
McGul.o county attornay. appear On
sald suit FOR the board and confess iuas-
ment Tor the total amount Of said claims
IN favor Of the Guthrie sayings Bank
Adopted at Guthrie in session this 10Th
lay of oct. 1906 by unaa NOUS vote.
RESOLUTION.
Whereas Heretofore on August T.
1906 c. S. Swan ilod his duly vclfee q
claim No n with tho county Gle x Of Io-
gan county. oklahoma, in the sum OF
S56i1T. balance due him for the quar-
ter eniing June 3o1906 f1r the Keeping
OF the county poor which claim was dis
allowed because the s.,iac was in exc
cess OF eighty per cent Of the tax levy
Of said cunty for the current fiscal year
1905
And. Wheeas. said ctim is Justly duo
from said logan county 60 said C. s.
Swan or his assignee.
T. lH
s. Swan has assigned s1id claim to ono
Sodie Beyer who has hrlugha suit upon
said claim So the probate court OF Logan
county against the county of Logan
70 Is therefore o-dercd. THAT r H. Me-
GpiSe. county attorney appear n sail
suit and confess Judgment for the am-
ount OF sa;d claim in favor OF Sodic
Boyer
ADOPTED az Guthrie m e-siou thi, l5th
day uf October. s. p. 1906. by unani-
nous vote
Tho hoa thon adiourneI to meet az
O'Clock m.. oct 49, t9pi
JOHN B. FAVOR.
Chnirmaa 30. CO. Com.
I Attest. NJ t. TRAPP. Clerk
Guthrie. Okla. oct i6. 1906
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Attack Of Diarrhoea Cured by One
dose Of Chamberlin's Collie, Chol-
era and DiarrhOea Remedy.

| was so weak from an attack of
diarrhoea that could scarcely attend
to my duties, when | took dose of
Chamberlin' Collie. Cholera and Dia-
rrhoea Remedy. 1t cured me entirely
and had been taking other medicine
for nine days without relief. HEARTILY
recommend this remedy as being the
best to my knowledge for bowel com.
plaints.-R. G. STEWART. of the firm
of Stewart & Bro. Greenville, Ala
For sale by w. E, Koeneman. Broad
way Druggist.
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windows, and the north enu Threw on
its cloak of silence and darkness.
keep quiet and let me do the talk
ing" said McClintocls over his shout
der. Then to the figure in the door
way:
1--WE have come to help you move,
John. take it you will be wanting to
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Excursion Tickets to Join Temperance
Convention at DeS MOines, Iowa

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sold at reduced rates Sept. 29th to
Oct 2nd, inclusive, limited to return
until Oct. 9th, inclusive. Apply to
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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-14
FORT MONROE Y. NJ. c. A. WINS
A POOR GAME Or BASEBALL
Hampton Association Defeated on the
Park in the West End by the
Soldier Boys.

In an unintercsting contest ON Park
race diamond yesterday afternoon the
baseball nine of the Hampton Young
Mems Christian Association was dc.
Ieatcd by the team from the Fort Mon.
roe association, to s.
The game was seen by fair size
crowd. IL started out with much vim,
but the locals went to pieces in the
lonrth Inning and this seemed To
thoroughly demoraliHe the entire nine.
cunningham started out 10 pitch for
Hampton, but was substituted In the
fifth by Blnckston.
This afternoon the association team
VIII play the nine from Mlnchyille on
Park Place diamond.
The tennis tournament announced
Tor the Fourth of July Will be played
ON the park this afternoon also.