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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-27

MI" frrs ~ ffe c'fy STATED H0rk
rss'arfsy o. frr Fi-st proehster =
rHur'' q party of BeI's.ra poop o.
Naa present and made short 81
Hraser- The uaeflnr rar farr.I.
Hf'nrt'd end "a arraf dea. % Interest
WOO 'aknn ~Tsmporarre aermlrs
trre preached ia severa 'ora. puI
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-27

The Delta Alpha Glars OF the First
y 2 sunday sehool taught by Rev
Nohr. viii give O. social and enter
'afume-t tomorrow evening ~ fhe
home Cl Mrs George Nerla 1n Wal
nlt street a hne program has been
srra1Eed Hud fhs ATTENDANCE vii
doubtless BE- Iarge
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-27

TIE N.-rus Fern f-S faI 80
49, defeated Oh me Hst are 80 r
Vu 'H- lr..aIrr grounds yesterday
errO-r o. RE srorr of Sc The 'og
Dove are sell pleased vfn tf-.r sh,.
ing however as thvs h2~ Sad pr
.ca.N Be- practice together
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-27

IRE b e. L. 90 ft~ fuPfs
ct--,a =. -E'- "a TtarksgN ns
"a o. fav Church f' Upr-op r.ellr-
4 r.c program aa. been arrarg
after stitL -~frcsrrfrf- " @
s~nc- A tifvr- cI.TrE ~ 20
taA~u ar. Article, ;c- tar golr =
te RECEIVED
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-27

Hei.aIre aere of Eagles will hold
an important meeting This evening 10
pdd FeIioA- tsN The nomination o.
of''rs Tor tho annual election VIII
DO made The election Uii DO he'd
f1' hr-' meeting uigtt in Decem.
lcs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-27

The Ladies' Guild of Trinity Epis.
'onal church $3.50 hold 70 Christmas
sale 'n the parish house mex. Friday
and saturday evenings Ar icies suit.
sbic .1r Christmas gifts will Do placed
ru s1.e
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-27

George W condor N Ear.r g.
Condor of Warraut9a1 s.' FOR 1t
rcrrf Ttrr we're married -ey. on
Dor 81. 1895 Ha r. 1s and uaas and
feeble ul To- Oh. re- and fr1ng a-d
muscular Uc alleges efr has called
him vile names. BACKED and t-H asa
Die face .rr.a f'm rr Floor and
rIurcI him Internally
r. N Elliott rr o. s. ff n.' .r'
ut a rruIasorv boz for $1,000 with
.rfIrr.f
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-27

1ov0 Momcilotlc. 81 years and MI
.r.a SekIiic - yoarf. OF Sfsl5ea.
vile
Sidney q Craue- 90 yea-. ~ seq
fc-k or. and EI. D. ~-crlafer. -
years. o. gfe4hcnv. Ir
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-27

lek-t - Thers 1 no cAarss
aEsilft rhs caunr ptlrn sPpears Co
D a failarir cue 70. csrrr msg
tare tee COS ~ cal.as a. ua- tEi4
t-g
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-27
BRIDGEPORT
Wet ard ory Factions VIII Work
Hard ard . stiH Fight on Cues
ton Is Ccrtain.

The dry faction .s getting down
t1 work preparing FOR tho election 81
December 18th. and a. tho vets
have been Working for tho past f.E
weeks a hard fight VII iaac place
Bridgeport had $50 s.gu-r 20 the
pcfHIcr and as there .s around 1000
voters BOO town. the majority .s
marked AIT ato signed here. how
ever. co not i've boz tosu
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-27
Young


'o young woman, On the fov %
coming motherhood. should neglect
t' prepare her system Tor the ph,s-
zeal ordeal she IS 10 undergo. Tt.
health oi both She and her co-i-r
ehiid depends largely uron the care
She hcstovs upon herself during The
waiting m1rths. tfothers Friend
prepares the cVpcrtaut mother st-
rem io- tie coming event and is use
makes her comfortable during 40 the
term 10 works with and flr nature
ard hy gradually expanding ati tis-
-i,s muscles arf ter.ons. Involved
ana keeping Gle breasts ir good r.r
iou brings Che woman o. ttecr a
Dol enle1aid physical conf Sion Tie
.F t'o j. more apt Or De- g., ~ ari
where tic mother has trs
prepared herself i.r nature supreme
iancuon. No better advice could De-
sven a young expcctant mother .rsr
tHat She "a Mother Friend % +. a
-icine That has proven its value Ia
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-27
Mothers
Friend

my mothers which contains much
'aiuahlc Information and mahy suz-
s-etious 90 O. helpful nature.
BR4DH1LD REGULATOR Co. Afaaia c.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-27

re-aa evening o. me Firs, 81 F.
church
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-09-24
CITY NEWS.

Get you fine umbrella at Ayres
Don't fail to attend the baseball
meeting Monday night.
For metal ceilings see Weber
Kirch Mfg. Co.
The name of DR.. Pease has been
added to the board of medical examin-
ers for the Y. NJ. c. A.
New buggies, low prices. sher-
wood.
Friday Chas. F. McKibben. an
aged citizen who makes his home be.
tween Seventh and Eighth on Elk.
change street, unfortunately had a
fall which fractured his hip and re-
quired the attention of a physician.
The death of Thomas Getit
Humphrey, pioneer of Scotland
equity, Mo-, who was the father of Mrs.
Thomas eastman of Keokuk, occurred
recently. He was seventy-eight years
old and is survived by twelve chill
dren
Joseph A. Samuels has conveyed
to Clarence H. Kinnaman, who in
turn has conveyed to John j. Meister,
all of lot IL, in block 3, Reeves, Per-
ry and Williams addition, on Concert,
between Fourteenth and Fifteenth
streets.
The splendidly furnished room
in the Y. M. c. A. building which is
| to be given over entirely to employees
of the water power company at very
small charge per month, was formally
I, opened Friday evening. when mum
Der gathered there enjoyed splen.
did program. The feature of the eve
ming was a very inspiring talk by
Engineer Cooper.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-09-24
CITY NEWS.

The Weber-Kirch Mfg. Co., are do
ing all kinds OF sheet metal work.
Play for the Dickinson cup at the
Keokuk Country Club closed Saturday
according to the date set for the ter
mination OF the tourney, but it Is prob
able that the time will be extended
owing to the fact that few of the
players have been able to finish their
cards. The course has not been in
the best of shape lately and good
play has been almost impossible
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-09-24
CITY NEWS.

New hat pins. See Ayres' window.
The September sales campaign
closes this week. Better take ad-
vantage of the liberal discounts mer-
chants are making and buy your goods
before the thirtieth of this month.
The 1912 Studebaker automobiles
have arrived e. M. F. 30, and Fland-
ers 90 Three-speed. fore-door mod
els. Now on exhibition at Bowman
Boyer Co.'S.
In the recent semi-annual inspec-
ton of water hydrants about the city
thirty-one of them were found to be
out of repair. The defects have been
reported to the Water eWorks Com
pany.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-09-24
CITY NEWS.

Shoes neatly repaired and half
soled at Karle's, S14 Main. Call in.
Every baseball fan in Keokuk is
urged to attend the annual meeting or
the local association Monday night at
the superior court room.
IS. w. P. has been On the mar
ket for forty years and enjoys a
higher reputation and larger sales
than any paint in the world 1t will
cover $50 SO. IT. two coats to the gal
lon. Smith Hdw. Co, agents.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-09-24
CITY NEWS.

Buy buggies and harness of
Sherwood.
-Familiarize yourself with the ad-
vertisements in this issue. Your at
tention is especially directed to the
store announcements as bargains are
offered
w. A. Lalor, general passenger
agent for the Burlington lines west
of the Mississippi river, returned
home last night after short visit
in Keokuk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-09-24
CITY NEWS.

Auto strop safety razors at Ayres.
Base ball game at O'Clock this
afternoon. Co. L. vs. Power City. Ad-
mission Is cents.
Sherman Williams Enameloid for
use on inside walls and woodwork,
where a high gloss finish is demand
ed. For sale by Smith Hdw Co.
See new hand bags. Ayres' win
dow.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-09-24

The Lee County Loan and Building
association offers for sale 500 shares
of stock to date October 2. 1911.
]. D. ECKER.
Secretary.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-09-26
Spprcan Wyrerne
GjcnficnDer tperanOrc.

Com befienbt bar Mprerne meget
let for at fienbe boeranore igien.
Raar en- Wpre fommer inh / en- irem.
meb Slle, brebes ben siebliffelig.
en- tpif @ibenifabsmanb, Il6reht
9etbd, bar MI frrisst at uoforife,
bporban be fienber bperanore iaien,
oa bar funoet, at De gier oct peo
SiGlp al Sueien.
9oof baube tibIigere last Merfe
til, at bpis Ell Mpre bar foumet |
@anb, blen Sen peo lin 9ilbagefomit
aloeles iiffert operfolbt at fine Sam
mcroter, % Tutteoe berfor, at Den
peo Sersring meo @anb miiteoe en-
ipecicI gsenifab, iom uogioroe ct
Slags @ienfienoeliestesn.
@etbe finite nosle Wprer, beitreg
en- Mpre meo ben berai erbolote Sub.
ltans % Hop Ben inc / en- iremmeo
Iue. Suis Mpren Dor fommef | BE.
rerine meo fnuite Wprer fra Senne
Cue, mobtoaes ben, | mooiat Galo
brGbtes ben. en- Mpre, iom bar Bit
opppct / Mlfobol og berpaa anbrag.
ties / fin Cue, bIep ooerfalot, iom ON
Sen bapoe prret en- Sremmeo. Sat.
tes ben "a Elmer efter Gppningen
Suen. leo ben ineen Sperlait, ba ben'
nc 9ib ianoipnIiapis bapbe paret til
ltrrffelig til at siengipe bcn bens
i9bpanlise 2ngt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-09-26

Der Sfogen ~ilutter. begpnoer
gpgoen 90 Sjsen, os life lanst oppe
fra oen,e Iiseer ben bpibe @aarb,
meo 2ps no al ale Guber. Gerinoe
! ct al @ummer,e Iigaer en- @sor
oeosfpg. Oct er faa tilt, iaa itiit
Serinoe. S SioeoGreIiet gaar en-
Wanb fartpiIet frcm og tilbage. ct
lioet Barn sreoer. On RIore So
tier ~forisger at trsite. llbe i 5olfe'
itncn bpiler 9ieneitefolfene. 90
iloenfor or Sneen % Wsrfet. @are
Goftoren mar frctn, fsr bet er for
TENT. @are "Rappo" boIoer no.
So, bare "Rappo" bolber De tire
lange @iI mol -
Wen bsr MI efter Barn! Ssrer
on life sienncm Sneens Wploer H.
aeiom en- beiIio, bGrnpet Gang
lanst, Iangt borte2 Sicrne aloffer?
Ssrcr on life at Sangen fommer
n9rmere? Ssrer on life Sopfiag,
iom nGriner fig giennem Stilbeoen?
Io, oisie lpnrappe Sooilo1, Barn!
Seq berer benz enoba, naar ieg bill.
81 Winuter efter itnar en- ifumlpeo
Seit u6cnfor @aaroens Sort, 90 Ell
bpi, fienot @rinifen feier ligeiom I
ct encite Streg Sen lomn1enoe 81
leIie at gngit pg Sp9noing lanat
paa 8lugt. Ooftorcu ipringer no
al Sleoen, o. "Happo" blir tot
bare poo at iprige Senber. Wen
ie, 8arn, ie paa oenne Seitl sc,
bbor itolt og ebeI Den itaar Der |
ben hnioe Sne pritenbe, meo bit
Isftet Sobe OF lprenoe Zine, enboa
err fife oens iibitc arpfter %notenlte.
Som tunoe 0en enb6o - ont bet
forlanates - opta en- M Quit neo
0soen = for ct Wenneifes Sip.
8lem alorig, albrig Sarn, boao
ou fan fomme til at ifploe ct Gpr.
@lem life of bette 0pr Dor uiaig til
at ipringe, til Siertet brait - for
big.
- Seq Ter en- lioen tolpaars
Tige nebe / ben lune Stab. Wfeo
grmene ON "Rappps" Sals Itaar
bum Der itorgraatenbe at 8l9oe %
Stoltbeb = Stoltheo oper fin g)no-
lings iibite Seltebeorift = og at
8lGbe ODER, at 0oftoren netop bar
Iagt, at Wor fan reboes = taffet
bore oen pregtige Seit. Den itaar
Ser iaa rolig og tilfreos og tpgger
fin SABRE. Sen er %ifrnbbet og gne'
oct % fer ITO til at befinoe fig bel.
Den bar ingen Sfaoe tat = Gar bar
ielp peret nebe og forpisiet fig ON
oct.
-g ct Bar 8ange frilnlner ben
fin fine Sails og burner penlig =
fanife libt forunoret ogiaa neo
moo BET life forgrGbtc Iniigt. -
9tu gaar Barnet beroliget ino | Slt.
Jet, mems "@appo" rolig tpgger Ri.
bere paa fin Sapre.
- 2angt inbe | De bpbe Sfoge
ligger Sisen, itile % flar. Strans
BEN gaar bpio uoopcr | bleoe Sinier.
Smaaipngenbe gslger ifpulper ON
en- aammel tiaret gaao, Der liter
8ronee og alt @pentprets 8lllo / ben
Ipnfenbe Solbrano. 9angt noe paa
Sisen GLIDER en- anoen Saao. en
Stemme ipnger. gn beilig mort
&pinoeitemme, iom hPrer langt,
langt uboper % taber fig fsrIt inoe
| Be tpIte Sfoge. Sg ie - for
Solen Ipnfer belt neo, brpsier BEN
pIuoielig ct @Glo al itore ROBE @o-
Ter benoner Sjeen.
ellie @arn, ieg bar let Iftenens
rsbe Stper, % ieg bar let oiSIe Eos
ier pugge, % ieg bar iiooet meo fol-
beoe SGnoer % taffet 8i,o for al
bans Setligbeo.
Sg nit 9oonat, @arnl Seq funoe
iortGle ON aIle De lpIe Wtinoer, %
ieg piloe albrig bIi trGt al at for.
telle. = Wen set er tent - Coo
nat, lille Barn!
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-09-26
! en- IiSen 81 bapSe set i @inier imee

en- IiSen Nu bapSe bet i @inter iueei
| I9neere Sib. os RoIitimeiteren paabso
Serfpr, at bier Suseier ifuIbe faffe Ga
BEN rem foran tit eset Siis. "a grbeibei
ios siS % faIst notiaa brpbiomi for
mango, rpffeoe @oIitimciteren fsIseuoe
NefiencieisreIie ine | Stebets Npis:
Zen npe Sne fan encun faa bIipe
Iiseemee ncsIe 9age. men ben samIe bsr
pGre bortHaffet incen 81. 2 MibSas
ieag.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-09-26

Ten SeipsenSe: "SuaS prpsleSe Din
Gar Dig for neiop nu?~
@utten: "San prpeIsse mig for in,
eentine. sror Se, iee beiaIie bam for at
siere set?~
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1911-04-07

Tay Tor sets the Style Others Pahl
Mr.. Dixon Tharu 'erl.raledapS
ant stay Of rome days 10 Madison va
his family on Mouday
w. G. Jones, Of NouIlre Ga ID
accepted a position with the Cag|
Motor Car Co.. and is DOW In our cV
Mrs. Whitcomb, y Baltimore Is VI
charming house CUES Il Mrs, A. v
Vann, aud Mrs Van iornay rlp
dured Ter to her Madison friends .
Thursday afternoon,
p. 5. Coggius, vino s 'rayeIlrg hu
the interest of the Q...-N'retaIl a
large drygoods ana notion dealers, "
in Madison visiting homeloks u
wsek Mr., CoGglns reports most
couragine aud httlyuus business 'l
line.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1911-04-07


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lassoe fag several Day. This Week, oas'-
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-02-16
MINORITY REPORT Is LATE.
Protest Against Canadian Reciproc
ity "a Hours Behind Time.

The views Of the minority Of the House
committee on ways and means opposing
the enactment of the Mccall bill to car
ry out the provisions of the Canadian
reciprocity agreement were presented to
the House late last night, twenty-four
hours after the bill had passed the House.
They are being circulated in pamphlet
form.
The minority report condemns the Ca
madam agreement as being unrepublican
and inconsistent with the policy Of pro-
lection. The agreement is chara cterized
as violation of the history, the tradi-
tons and the platforms of the republican
party and as class legislation CT the most
obnoxious character.
mo wonder this bill was adopted by a
democratic caucus the report says.
The democrats of jthe House were
Shrewd enough to recognize their own.
The bill is going to success under demo-
cratic leadership and the folds Of the
democratic banner
The report is signed by Representatives
Dalzell of Pennsylvania. Calderhead of
Kansas. Fordney of Michigan, Gaines of
West Virginia, Dwight of New York and
Ellis of Oregon, all republicans. and ad-
ditional views against the bill are at
tached by Representative Broussard of
Louisiana (dem.).
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-02-16

to the United States from Colombia, in
a letter read before the conference yes
terday afternoon, predicted that this
country. following the completion Of the
Panama canal. would become the mis-
tress of the strategical center of the
world and the foremost nation Of the
globe.
The strained relations between this
country and Colombia growing out of
the separation Of Panama In 1903 were
recalled in the preface of Minister Bor-
da's letter. THE exceptional and del
icate situation in which the Colombian
legation finds herself for reasons well
known to the people of the United States,
and which awaken tlV:ir sympathy.
obliges me to decline the honor of taking
part in public declarations
Minister Borda was present while his
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-02-16
up FOR PRESIDENT
Mccarthy Tipped for Head of
TaiIors' Organization.
SELECTION OF COMMITTEE
Is a Harvard Man and Conducts
Large Chicago Establishment.

Clarence A. Mccarthy Of Chicago, a
Harvard man Of the class of 90, is the
straight tip for president of the Ma
tional Association of Merchant Talors of
America in succession to Owen Owen of
this city. Mr.. Mccarthy, it was learned
at noon today, is the selection of the
nominating committee which held a meet
ing earlier in the day to decide upon a
ticket to submit to the convention in ses-
sion at the Arlington Hotel. Mr.. Nc
Carthy has a business establishment in
the Palmer House of the Windy city and
is a member of the Chicago Athletic AS
ISOLATION and the University Club. also of
that city. He is a son of NJ. H. McCar-
thy, a merchant tailor. who has built up
a large business in Chicago after estab-
fishing there many years ago.
The selection Of Mr. Mccarthy as the
candidate became noised about the con-
vention when it assembled for the morn
ing session, and many delegates congrat-
ulated him on the honor about to be be-
slowed on him, as it is regarded as prac-
tically sure that the convention will ratify
the nominating committees selections as
soon as they are presented.
Practical Work Demonstrated.
M -,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-02-16

kets at an advantage. Otherwise there
would be no reciprocal trade relations
Il even favor the reciprocity pro-
posals as they relate to the English
markets If this treaty goes into ell
feet we in the British Isles shall nope
for an eventual trade relationship with
the United states, under terms more
favorable than at present I represent
an Irish constituency and l know my
own people would welcome such con-
dition.
1.-The Champ Clark incident Will PROB
ably have some effect in England on
the situation, but do not think It Will
defeat the purposes of those who ne
gotiated the treaty. 1 might Suggest
at This stage of the proceedings, but
I could not well say more about It,.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-02-16
HUNDRED VICTIMS A DAY.
Reports From Hunchun Show That
Plague Is Raging There.

yLADIVOSTOK, Russia, February 49,
The bodies of five Chinese, supposed vic
tins of the plague. have been pickd up
at Ninguta. Reports from Hunchun say
that the plague is raging there. the
deaths averaging 100 daily. Among the
dead are twenty-nine gendarmes.
CHICAGO, February 18.-Ten thousand
Yesterday by Otto Koenig of New York
to be sent for the relief of the famine
sufferers in China.
The flour is the contribution of the sub
scribers to the Christian Herald.
The -four will be sent to Seattle, from
where 1t will be carried free Of charge
on the United States transport Duford to
Chinkiang.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-02-16
the great republic will remain forever

Mistress of the strategical center Of
the world her boundaries for commercial
and military purposes will stretch from
Panama to California and Alaska, and
from Alaska to Maine, and from the
Philippines back to Panama. The force
and power Of the world Is dislocated and
concentrated in the canal"
1t was announced at yesterday after
moons session that Capt Granville For
tescue, former military aid to President
Roosevelt. would be unable to deliver his
address on South American affairs be-
cause Of the birth of an heir
Following the announcement, one 81
the delegates arose and exclaimed: "If
appropriate. I propose that Capt. Fortes-
cue call his child Pan in honor Of the
conference
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-02-16
FIRE DESTROYS CIRCUS.
Monkey Overturns Oil Stove, Causing
Destruction of Entire Show.

POTTSyILLE, Pa, February ia
monkey overturning an oil heater In the
winter quarters of a small railroad circus
at Orwigsburg. Pa, last night caused the
destruction OF all the circus parapher-
MALTA, including q cage of monkeys, train
ed apes, a pack OF trained dogs. q den
of snakes and several horses. One horse
was the only thing taken out alive.
The owner was in Wilkesbarre, ar
ranging for few additions to hts show
preparatory to getting into shape to start
south.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-02-16
Shriners Off for Honolulu.

SAN FRANCISCO. February 16.-The
liner Wihelmna, chartered by the An
c.ent Order of Mystic Shriners. left yes
terday for Honolulu, carrying $50 officials
OF the order and a party of ladies. The
yoyaeers hail from various parts of the
United States. and are under the leader
ship OF Fred A. Hines, imperial potentate
for North America. The tour is to take
twenty days. From Honolulu the Shriners
plan to ascend to the crater OF kilauea
and to hold an initiation ceremony there
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-02-16
ANGRY WORDS PASSED
IN COMMITTEE HEARING
Clash During Discussion of
Measure to Exempt Guggen-
heim-Morgan Railway.

A clash In the House committee on ter
ritories, in which Representative Lloyd
of Missouri and Representative South
wick of New York exchanged SHARP
words, and in which Delegate Wicker
sham, from Alaska and John n Steele
attorney for the Guggenheim- Morgan
Alaska interests, questioned each Others
veracity. resulted today when the com
mittee reopened the hearings on the bill
to exempt the Copper River and North
western railway from payment of the
Alaska railroad license tax.
The control of the railroad by the Gug
genheim and Morgan interests had beer
admitted by Mr.. Steele. He insisted
however. that the road was designed I,
be common carrier and not simply az
outlet for the Guggenheim-M Morgan Bo
nanZa mines.
Il think this committee ought to vote &c
postpone the BILL said Representative
Lloyd. 1T is difficult 10 show the House
that the Morgan or Guggenheim interest
need any relief"
Criticism and Retort.
Congress TO urge such an argument" in
terjected Representative Southwick.
"The gentleman from New York ha.
never SHO"H any Interest III tUe ScSSlOHi
Of this committee except on the state
hood measure and on this BILL" retortet
Representative Lloyd.
MIR. Southwick became incensed at wha
he termed the personalities of Mr.
Lloyd and for time the feeling wa,
tense
A Question of Veracity
The committee finally asked Delegat,
Wickersham if he wanted to cross-ex
anime Mr.. Steele and the other lawyers
who have appeared in support of tn,
railroads.
Il certainly do" said Mr.. Wickersham
Il intend to present some proofs and sa.
some things to this committee, and Mr.
Steele had best be here when ! do it,"
Il don't need to be here" returned Mr.
Steele: you have said things to othe
committees about Alaskan affairs tina
were not true"
That is not So said Mr.. Wicker
sham.
The committee decided to go to tn
bottom of the Alaska matter. Instead O
killing the bill in the committee II is ar
ranged that Delegate Wickersham shal
have the opportunity to cross examine tn
attorneys for the Observation-Disclosures in
terests next Monday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-02-16

1T is q pleasure to declare on this
occasion that l, as the representative Of
Colombia. have had the most cordial re-
ception from the government Of the
United States. and have found and am
assured of finding the highest and noblest
spirit Of Justice. Upon pressing the hand
of the President today I received the
same impression as did fifty years ago
when 1 met that sublime man-Abraham
Lincoln.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-02-16
Henry G. Davis Sister Dead.

KEYsER. w. Va. February 16.-Mrs.
Eliza Buxton. aged eighty-hve. sister OF
Henry Gassaway Davis, former demo-
cratic vice presidential nominee, Is dead
at her honA here.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-02-16
Worlds Foremost Nation.

1.-The interoceanic canal is about to eff
feet a change in the conditions Of the
world. At its opening the United States
will occupy the position Of the foremost
nation of the world, and the majesty OF