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NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS, November :s.-Cotton
futures opened steady at decline OF III
TO Is points IN response to psice changes
IN otner markets curing the holiday here
Saturday, a favorable weather map and
large crop estimates. The latter feature
encouraged much selling, apparently for
both accounts, after the cali. Very little
fresh buying was in eviuence in the early
trading ana the undertone was rather
easy.
Reports from the belt said that under
prevailing weather conditions good mead
way was being made in game in, the
crop. At the end of the first naif hour
OF business prices were ~ to =, points
under the close OF last week.
Futures opened steady. November. 13 II
a13.,a.: december, l3S2 asked January,
l2.5A. March, lS.5Sal35, MAY itr;a
1863: July. 1910
Several important private crop esti-
mates made their appearance during the
,uorning. and they were ali over l4puOp
bates, one of them being over IA asn0S
bales. This increased selling orders, but
from the middle of the morning on the
market took on selling very well. q good
demand coming from shorts who wanted
covers in order to realize profits.
vt the lowest the trading months were
- points down. From this level there
was recovery of about 10 points. At
noon the market was quiet but steady,
at Il net decline of 10 to - points.
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. November 3.-Firmer cables
today sent wheat upward. Worlds ship
ments were moderate, Russian offers were
firmer and advices from Argentina were
said to be less favorable. Southern dis
tricts Of that country were reported to be
needing rain badly.
Opening figures for wheat were I'M
changed to 4 higher than the previous
close. and good buying squirt lifted quo
tations still more, but under realizing
prices sank back to about the opening
market. but the tone was firm and trad
Ing active.
Light worlds shipments also operated
for an upturn In corn. Gables were firm
er. These influences Offset generally fine
weather In the domestic field. First prices
showed an advance Of i to LAS. and
there was a little further upward move
nent. which later was partly lost.
Lfghtness Of offerings gave firnlness to
oats. At the start the market was un-
changed to 1sak up and figures seemed in
clined to steady at that range.
Good demand lifted provisions, an ad-
vance of to 10 marking the opening.
Eutter-Lower; creameries. % to 81.
Eggs-Easier: receipts. 3,947 cases. at
mark. cases included 23a2S; ordinary
firsts, 26a29; firsts, 90.
Chees-UnchangeG.
Potatoes-Unchanged: receipts. 100 cars.
Pouitry-Chickens, unchanged; turkeys,
alive. lower. 16.
In sympathy with corn and because Of
lightness OF offerings the wheat market
showed lirmness till near the end. when
it eased considerably. The close was
easy. a shade to Mass net lower.
The corn market weakened near the
close was weak at Has to LAS net ad-
vance,
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COTTON MARKETS.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, November 5--The cotton
market was lower this morning in re-
Spouse to easier cables. reports of in
creased southern offerings and better
weather. Opening was steady ut a decline
of j. to 10 and prices sold IL TO - net
lower during the early trading.
Houses with southern connections all
seemed to have selling orders and the APP
pearance of this pressure probably served
10 encourage increased local offerings.
Futures opened steady; December. 13.6S;
January. 1886; March, 1885; May. 49,;
July. ISL.
Stop orders Were uncovered on the
early break of about 20 points from
Saturdays closing figures and after
their execution the market rallied on
covering and trade buying with prices
at midday seven or eight points up
from the lowest.
The market fas quiet, but rather
steady during the early afternoon, with
prices or points up from the lowest
on covering an. crop estimate OF b.,
~ a.nU bales including iinterS.
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LONDON MARKET.

LONDON. November S-Money was
easier with the turn of the month and
discount rates were firm today.
The stock market was depressed by
fears of q financial crisis III Mexico.
Mexican securities suffered another
slump, railway shares falling from I
to points Paris offered De Beers
and Rio Tintos freely, and the an
nouncement OF. small failure accentu-
ated the depression. The settlement in
consuls commenced with stiff carry
over rates. Foreign bonds were easy.
American securities opened dull and
during the forenoon the leaders de-
clined under realizing. Later Wall
street offerings affected the whole list,
and the market closed weak.
Consuls for money. TN: consols for
account. 70 Dscember); Pennsylvania,
Sc; Reading. s2A: Union Pacific. 153k:
United States Steel. SIX bar silver.
81 7-16d; money. 3ka4: discount rates,
short and three months bills. 5.
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LOCAL FINANCIAL NEWS.

Buying at today's session of the stock
exchange was more in evidence than has
been the case lately. While the orders
were not large, they were fairly numer-
GUS. Fifty shares of Washington Railway
preferred stock sold for SO and flfty-five
shares Of Washington Gas stock sold for
81. The bid for more was an eighth of
point in advance, while the stock was Of
fered at 84H.
A block of FIVE bonds Of the Washington
Railway Company sold for sos and there
were other transactions on q range OF
from S0is to 81.
Five Mergentnaler sold for 2111s while
the bid for ten shares was 211, with the
asking price at 218.
Twenty-Five shares Of Capital Traction
stock sold for 1l41s and the offering was
then 114Ss.
Capital Traction bonds sold for lots, in
Guiding one NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bond. A
bond of the latter denomination also sold
for an eighth of point less.
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WANT VOORHEES, BUSTED.
Demand for Removal of New York
Elections Superintendent.

NEW YORK, November 3.-The sum
mary removal of John r. Voorhees,. SUI
perintendent OF elections, democrat
is asked in a letter addressed to Gov.
Glynn today by Francis w. Bird. chair
man of the national progressive party
Of New York county; l.. j. O'Reilly.
chairman of the city campaign commit
tee of the Independence League, and
Clement j. Driscoll, president of the
Voters League.
The letter charges voorhees, with fail
ure to Investigate violations of the cleo
ton Law. with permitting his office to
be used for partisan purposes and with
general incompetercy and ineffi-
cieftcy
ALBANY, y. Y. November 3.-Upon
receipt OF the communication from
Bird. oReiliy and Drisco,l Gov. Glynn
announced that lie would submit tie
charges to MIR. Noordees at once and
ask him ii he has anything to say in
Ills Own defcnse.'
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Building Permits.

Building permits were issued today to
the following:
Harvey Given. to build dwelling at 1926
Morrison street northwest: builder, w.
+. Harper; estimated cost $500
G. H. Smith. to build dwellings, at 1914
to 12oo2 Fairmont street. architect and
builder, c. II. Smith; estimated cost
$3.50.
p. l.. Marcy, to build store and dwell
ing at 27Oo Conduit road; builder, III. c.
Ball; estimated cost, $1,000
Robert Allen, to repair garage In rear
of 1882 14th street northwest; estimated
cost. 500.
A. e. Copies. to repair dwelling at 131
Sd street northeast: estimated cost, 1925
Fl. l. Ryan, to repair storage house at
18th street and Benning road northeast;
estimated cost, $1CJ.
w Wich. t. repair dwelling at sol
Varnum street northwest; estimated
cost, $50.
G. Moore, to repair dwelling at 500 10th
street northwest; estimated cost. $S5.
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NAVY.
Naval Orders.

Capt j. H. Oliver. from command New
Hampshire to home and walt orders.
Capt E. A. Anderson. from navy yard,
Philadelphia, Pa, to. command New
Hampshire.
Capt H. A. Bisphanl. from navy re-
cruiting station. Philadelphia, Pa. to navy
yard, Philadelphia, Pa, as captain of
yard.
Lieut.. Commander J. S. Macy. to navy
recruiting station, Philadelphia, Pa
Lieut. ]. W. Wilcox. from Minnesota to
Dolphin as executive officer and navigator
Lieut. Junior grade Randall Jacobs,
from aid on staff commander-in-chief, At
lantic reserve fleet, to home and wait
orders.
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NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, November s.-Flour-
STEADY: spring patents. A.35a4.55: win
ter straights. 4.lOa4 20; winter patent,
.40a460; spring clears. 4.00a4.o0; extra
No. ] winter. 3.55a3.7o; extra No. win
ter. 3.S5aS.5o; Kansas straights, 4.1Oa
$40.
Higher liverpool cables and bullish
weekly foreign statistics served to
hold wheat steady this morning. De-
cember, 95 sa95H
Pork-steady: mess. 2s25aas.5o: FAM
lily. 24.50a27.00; short clear, 10 75a21. 90.
Beef-Quiet: mess. 17.5oa1S.50; fam
lily. 19.00a20.0o.
Lard-Firm; middle west. 1075a1o.s5.
bulk. SIS: bbis. So; cases. .11.a5.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY; New Orleans open
kettle, 35ao5.
IIay-Quiet; standard. 1.02ha1.O5: No.
1, l.05a1 071a; No. 2. 95a1.0O: No. ,. S5a
80.
Enthusiastically: Rogota. 3ia3o: Central
I.eather-Firm; hem1ock first asa3o;
seconds, 2Sa29.
Raw sugar-Steady :Muscovado. all:
centrifugal s.61; molasses. 2s6; re-
go: mold A. ass: cubes. A45; ne
powdered. $50: powdered, 40; fine
graduated. 4.35: diamond A. 4.35; con-
PETITIONERS A, 4.2o; No. l. 4.25.
Butter-Receipts, 1900 tubs. Cream
cry. extras, 32a3o; frStS, II 1.a30; sec
onds, 341xa27: thirds. 90 1aa24; held. eX-
tras. 30laa31: firsts. 27a29:' seconds.
.41ta2617; state dairy, finest, 30a3l j;
good to prime 21ac9; common to fair,
23a26: process. extras. 26a21; firs.s.
"A aa2oA seconds, e212a23: imitation
creamery. iirsts, 24isa251s; factory.
June make. firsts. "a; current make,
flrsts. 23a2S1s: seconds, 22a22 Il; pack
ing stock. June, No. l. %; current, No.
,. 81 ha22.
Cheese = Steady; 1000 boxes. State
whole milk, held, colored. specials, 15Aa
10; white. 16: average fancy. colored.
1ox; white. in: fresh, white or colored,
specials, 1:,l2a1Jh: average fancy, colorcd,
l5a1oh; white. 1,14: state whole milk.
under grades. 12Aal41z: daisies. 1914; Wis
consin whole milk. daisies. 1t: flats, lSs4a
16: twins. 1J24; SKINS, 11laa13.
Eggs-Strong, $500 cases. Fresh gath
cred, extras, 3sa4o; extra firsts. :;soa31
tirsts. :.3a::4; seconds. Gas; thirds 2..a2S
fresh gathered, dirties, No. I. cJa.6: No.
=. 2ta24. checks. good to choice dry. 22a223
under grades 3 4Oa6.::o; refrigerator. spe-
cia1 marks. fancy. 2Sla tirsts. 271.acs; Sec
onds. 26a21; lower. 23a2o' dirties. 19a2f
state. Pennsylvania and nearby hennery
whites. fine to fancy, 5.a57; gathered
Whites JcaJ.: hennery browns, 3Sa45;
gathered browns, :32a40; western gathered
whites. 3Sa4S
Dressed poultry-WeakeT; fresh killed
western chickens, Has; fowls, 1Sa191.
turkeys, spring, 2Oa24.
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TO PASS ON CANDIDATES.
Board of Directors of Board of Trade
Meet This Afternoon.

The board CT directors Of the Board
of Trade will hold its regular monthly
meeting at 4:15 O'Clock this afternoon
Among the matters to receive atten-
ton will be the approval of the appli-
cations OF ffty-three candidates for
membership in the organiza ton. The
directors also will make the pre-
liminary arrangements for the annual
meeting OF the board to be held at the
New Willard November TO-
The committee on Industrial inter
ests of the Board Of Trade met at noon
today to draft its annual report.
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INQUIRY TO BE THOROUGH.
Disclosures in Stilwell Pardon Eff
fort Investigated Next Week.

ALBANY, \. Y, November IA thor
ough investigation of the disclosures re-
sulting from the attempts of former Sena-
tor Stilwell to obtain a pardon will be
begun next week by States Attorney
General Carmody.
The alleged use of dictaphone in Sing
Sing prison In connection with Hennes-
syS conferences with Stilweli is to be
made part of the inquiry. Former
Gov. SulZer and John 4. Hennessy may
be called as witnesses.
Gov. Glynn said: The attorney general
will get all the cooperation from this
Office that he needs III the Stiiwell in
yeStigation'
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Naval Movements.

The Galveston has arrived at cavite.
the Arethusa at Guantanamo, the Celtic
at Gibraltar, the Terry at Charleston.
the Panther at Philadelphia. the Dixie,
Henley, Wake, Warrington and May
rant at New York and the Jouett,
Beale. Tanning, Jarvis and jenkins at
Norfolk.
The Pittsburgh has sailed from San
Francisco for Guaymas. the South Da-
kota from San Francisco for San Pedro.
the Eagle from Portsmouth, n, H, for
Guantanamo. the Denver from Corinto
for San Diego, by way of Pichilinque,
and the Saratoga from Shanghai for
AllOv.
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FOREIGN BOURSES.

PARIS, November 3.-Prices were weak
on the bourse today. Rentes, So francs
30 centimes. Exchange ON London, %
francs 20 centjmes.
BERLIN, November ;.-Trading was
dull and prices were generally weaker on
the boursc today. Exchange on London
25 marks 49, pfennigs.
Weekly statement Bank OF Germany:
Cash In hand decreased 1855, 600
marks.
Loans increased - 5,3, 600
Discounts increased ~, OJ3 COO.
Treasury bills increased % $4,000
Notes in circulation increased 159 o57.-
GEO.
Deposits decreased 130.O45 600.
Gold decreased 24,O21 600.
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District Supreme Court.

EQUITY COURT no. 1-Justice Gould.
Warren agt. Queen; guardian ad Item
appointed; plaintiffs attorney, George +.
Williams; defendants attorney, I. Is.
Huyck.
EQUITY COURT NO. 2-Justice Stafford.
Buckler agt Buckler; time to file
answer to cross bill and to take testi-
money extended: plaintiffs attorney, ].
H. Adriaans; defendants attorneys, NJ
Strasberger and s. II. Fischer.
In re lunacy of Frank Woodruff; order
to invest funds; attorney. Frederick A
fleming.
Witherspoon agt. Wilkinson: demurrer
sustained and bill dismissed with costs;
plaintiffs attorneys. W. G. Gardiner and
II. r Davis.
Fowler agt. Fowler: rule as to contempt
November Il: plaintiffs at
torney. N. T. Clinkscales; defendants at
torneys, Teppe, & Gusack.
CIRCUIT COURT NO. 1-Justsce Bar
nard
Rior6an agt. Wardman e, al: on trial:
plaintiffs attorneys. George C. GertInan
and John Rldout: defendants attorneys,
BrandenbuxG. & Brandenburg.
CIRCUIT COURT NO. a-Justice Ander-
son.
Rollow agt. Washington Railway and
Electric tOiAp<iHS Oii liiai, pltiiiilll d.
torneys, w. j. Lambert and r. H. Yeat-
man; defendants attorney, George p.
Hoover.
CRIMINAL COURT NO. 2-Justice
Wright
Kelly agt. Reinburg; motion for new
trial filed. plaintiffs attorney, NJ. j. Col
bert; defendants attorney. L. Burke.
X eenan agt. Enig. motion for new trial
extended one day: plaintiffs attorney.
G. w. Drew; defendants attorney, {. NJ.
Fulton.
pauy; leave TO strike out name Of next
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High School Starts a Bank.

Eastern High School pupils opened q
bank at that school today. large
percentage of the pupils opened ac-
counts and considerable money was on
deposit at the closing OF banking hours.
Ii is believed that many OF the pupils
who have not yet deposited their saw
ings will do so before the end OF the
current -eek.
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BALTIMORE.
Special Dispatch TO The Star.

Special Dispatch TO The Star.
BALTIMORE, Md. November g.
WNeaf-SteadN spot No. = red. 9214: spot
MOI red western, 92le; November No. :.
red, y.A; December No. . red, Ssh; jan
uary No. red. 949s; steamer No. red.
SO: receipts. 1885, I'll bushels: exports. H.
$50 bushels: southern by sampe, S7a9O.
Corn-Receipts, 332 bushels.
Oats-Steady: standard white, 4Ja45H j;
No. . white 4411aa44s4.
Rye-Quiet: No. western domestic, TOa
II: receipts, 1.137 bushels.
Hay-Steady; No. ! timothy. 5000
asked: No clover mixed. $500 asked.
Grain freights-Quiet: steamer to Liver
pool, per quarter. is 1Osd, November;
Cork for orders. per quarter. IS Cd, No
vember.
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LIVERPOOL.

l.INCERPOOL. Nov. 3-Cottoi-Spot-
Good business done; prices easier: mid
ding fair, SOS; good fniddiing, 40; mid
ding. 7.Gs; low Iniddling, III: good ordi-
nary, Cts: ordinary. 6.4I: sales, 12.ND
bales. including 10.4oo american and $50
for speculation and export; receipts 1850
bales. including $3.50 American. Futures
closed barely steady. November, 72f.1 ;
November and December, ia December
and January, 1.11i2; January and Febru-
AIRY, III. February and March, ILL.,
March and April T.1Ulz: April and May.
7.10is; May and June. 5l0i2: June and
jury, 7.oS: July and August. T.oolz; Aug
ust and September. 6.S11s: September and
October, &c.; October and November, col
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Works Short Change" Game.

Complaint was made 10 the police to-
day that an unidentified white man had
played the short change
game at an II street hairdressing es-
Enlistment He visited the store, made
and rendered the one who wait
ed upon him a twenty-doilar bill. Change
was made, and the patron changed his
mind about making the purchases, and
the police We're told. when he had left
the store the firm was $40 short. The
police are looking for the customer
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NEW YORK CURB PRICES.
DEMOCRATS MAY CAUCUS.
Rumor That Senators Will Meet to
Discuss Currency Bill.

\ democratic caucus of the Senate on
the currency bill may be held later this
week. it was learned this afternoon.
though democratic leaders In the Sem
ate would neither confirm nor deny the
report
The fact that the banking and cur
rency committee is In q fair way to re-
port out bill which differs radically
from the administration bill is be-
lieyed to be the reason for considering
the calling of a democratic caucus.
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Maryland. fair. warmer tonight; Tues
day partly cloudy; moderate south and
southwest Winds
y disturbance of considerable pro-
portions north OF Lake Superior has
resulted in unsettled weather In the
central valleys and the lake region. but
upper lake region. Pressure is also
low in the extreme southwest. with a
marked high area to the northeastward
and rains and SHOWS We're general In
the Rocky mountain and plateau re-
gions with p considerable fall in tenn
perature. In the east and south the
weather was fair. with higher tenn
peratures in the latter section. and 1t
is also considerably warmer in the
central valleys and the upper lake
region.
Unsettled weather with rains or
SHOWS tonight or Tuesday may be ex-
pected from the lake region eastward,
while to the southwark the weather
will be generally fair.
1t will be warmer tonight In the At
lantic states, colder tonight and Tues
day in the upper lake region. ana
colder Tuesday in the Ohio valley and
lower lake region.
The winds along the New England
coast will be moderate, becoinlns
south: on the middle Atlantic coast
moderate south and southwest; on the
south Atlantic coast moderate north
east: OH the east gulf coast light to
moderate northeast and east.
Records for TWenty-Four Hours.
The following were the readings OF
the Thermometer and barometer at the
weather bureau for the twenty-four hours
beginning at > pm. yesterday:
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS p.m -; .
pm. 40: Il midnight, "a: today, 4 I'm, IL !;
am, a22;; II noon, "a; . pm, to. Maxi
mum, 10 at 2:4o pm. YESTERDAY; n1ii.l-
mum, 80, at am. today.
Temperature same date last year-MaN-
imum, Is; minimum. 80.
Observation-Disclosures, 4 pm, S0.'a9; .
pm. 1910; ]. midnight. 800; today,
am. 1919: 8 am, :U.41 l. noon, oO59,
= pm, 500.
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO, November 3.-Hogs-Steady;
receipts, $4,000 head: bulk of sales, lisa
s. 10; light, 1.6OaS.10: mixed, 7.55aS.225:
heavy. 7.45as.25; rough. 7.45a7.6J; pigs.
J.50a7.5J
Cattle - Receipts. 1900 head: best
steady; others weak: beeves, 6.JOa3. TO;
Texas steers, 665a7 70; stockers and feed
ers, 5OOa7. 40; COWS and heifers. 3.3OaS 10;
calves, 6JOa10.JO.
Sheep-Receipts, 5000: steady: native,
4.G,,a5. 90: yearlings, 5.0oaG.00; lambs. ma
tive, 6.0Oa7.45.
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Portrait of Walter Fisher.

A life-size portrait in oil of former
Secretary Walter Fisher OF the In
terror Department was received at the
department this morning and was hung
in the Office of Secretary Lane. Tic
picture was painted by Belts. Chi
cago artist. 1t Is regarded as an ex-
cellent. likeness of the former Secre-
tary.
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Spanish Minister Made Ambassador.

Senior Don Juan Riano Gayangos,
envoy extraordinary and minister pleni-
potentiary from Spain to the United
States. HIS bee. made ambassador to
this country. II vas announced at the
Spanish legation this afternoon.
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LIVERPOOL.

LIVERPOOL, November 3.-Wheat-
Spot irregular: No. l Manitoba. Us 1O11d;
No =. is 31kd; No. 3. Us Sd; futures
steady: December, IS I'D; March, as Esd;
May, Is I'D.
'rn-Spot easy; American mixed. Us
Cd; La Plata futures firm; November, As
6zd; December, As 3Ad.
F1our-Winter patents. 2Ss Cd.
Hops in London-Pacifc coast. &c 6sa
Sc
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Washington Stock Exchange.

Sales-Regular call. Il o'clock noon:
Capita Traction "a. $500 at 1O7s., $1,000 At
1875, $1,000 ut lots, $1,000 at 1915, $500 at
1O77s.
Capital Traction. % at 1141..
After call-Washington Railway ard Electric
pfd.. - at So 20 at So.
Washington Gas, % u 81 % at 81. J at 81.
Washington Railway and Electric IS $1,000
at S0ss. $1,000 al SGx, 5000 st sos $1,000
S1-i. $1,000 at sos, $1,000 at ST.
Mergenthaler. at 217A.
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Condition of the Water.

Temperature and condition of water
at am: Great Falls--Temperature
so: condition. 35. ,Dalecarlia. reservoir
Temperature. 90; condition at north
connection, 35; condition at south con-
nection. 40. Georgetown distributing
acknowledgements So; condition
at influent gatehouse. %; condition at
ef11uent gatehousc, II.
Weather in Various Cities.
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ECHO OF CAMPAIGNS
HEARD IN THE SENATE
Senators Cummins and Mar
tine Engage in CoIIoquy Over
Criticisms of Executive.

An echo of the political campaigns just
closing throughout the country was heard
In the Senate today, when Senator Cum
minis Of Iowa and Senator MARITIME Of New
Jersey engaged in joint debate in which
the former criticised the tendency OF
the executive branch Of the government
to intrench on and dominate the affairs
Of the legislative branch
Senator MARITIME called Senator Cunmins
to account for a speech he made in New
Jersey during the recent campaign, IN
which he was reported as charactel1zIng
President Wilson as IAN enemy of the
Constitution and declaring there was
no moral difference between Huerta in
Mexico and the man in the White House.
The big stick methods in connection
with the tariff bill' and the 100000 jobs
at the disposal OF the President were
quoted in Senator Marines reference 20
the Curnmins speech.
Senator Cun1nins' Disclaimer.
After Senator MARITIME had character
ized the speech absurd, ridiculous and
ungenerous," Senator Cummins replied
He said that he had not discussed Presi-
dent Wilson in the vein described.
Il spoke OF the office not of the man,
he said. Il did severely criticise the
tendency of the executive to override the
legislative branch of the government.
docs the senator mean to repeat his
comparison between Huerta and President
Wilson," asked Senator MARITIME.
"Of course / did not say that" said
Senator Cummins. But ! did say and
will say again that ] would just as soon
have my will as a member of Congress
overcome by an armed soldier as by any
other influence from the executive. There
is no difference"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-11-03

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