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DEBATE IS WELL LAUNCHED
Session Frcm Nov On to Eegin Two
Hours Earlier McCumber and
Curtis Speak in Opposi
tion to the Bill
Washington D G The senate on
the first day of the consideration of
Hie Canadian reciprocity bill besides
listening to speeches by Senators Cur
tis of Kansas and McCumber of North
Dakota in opposition to the measure
made the bill the unfinished business
on the calendar and without opposi
tion changed the regular daily hour
of meeting from 2 oclock to 12 oclock
noon The change in the time of con
vening is expected materially to assist
in disposing of the speeches
Senator Nelson of Minnesota will
Fpeak in opposition to the bill Sena
tor Penrose in charge of the bill ex
pressed satisfaction at the outlook
paying he believed there will be gen
oral co operation in bringing the dis
cussion to a close as speedily as pos
sible
Senator Bristow has introduced an
amendment reducing the sugar duty
His amendment would strike out the
butch standard provision of the pres
ent law and remove the differential
Ibetween raw and refined sugar so
that tne duty would be 95 cents per
100 on sugar testing 75 degrees and
h cents for each additional degree
llr Bristow expressed confidence that
he amendment would receive a con
siderable vote
Dr Freeman Resigns
Sioux City la because of iews on
lh inspiration of the Bibie expressed
an a sermon in Kansas City which
were not acceptable to the trustees ol
IMorningude college a Methodist in
stitution ot which he is president Dr
liiither Freeman has tendered his res
ignation which was accepted by a
unanimous vote Dr Freeman de
clares he cannot be bound by a re
striction of his views while the trus
tees of the college hold that a person
in passing such opinions is unfit to
3iead this institution which is under
direct control of the Northwest Iowa
conference
Ban on Air Navigation
Liondon Acting under the powers
conferred by the act recently passed
by parliament Home Secretary
Churchill has issued an order prohibit
ing navigation of air craft of any de
s riptiou over the county of London
on the three days of the coronation
processions and also over Windsor and
London on the three other days devot
ed to events connected with the coio
nation The penalty for violations is
imprisonment for six months or a fine
of 1000
Suffrage Convention
Stockholm The congress of the in
ternational suffrage alliance ol the
world has attracted to Stockholm
noted equal suffrage advocates from
many countries The national Ameri
can woman suffrage association will
Lave a large numerical representation
and is expected to take a conspicuous
part in the proceedings of the con
gress Mrs Carrie Chapman Catt of
New York will preside 2t several of
the sessions
River Steamer Is Burned
Paducah Ky The steamer John B
Lowry with fifty excursionists aboard
hiurned to the waters edge at Ham
fletsburg 111 opposite Smithland Ky
Thursday morning Loss of life i3 ex
liected to be heavy
Dakotas Golden Jubilee
Yankton S D Yankton is now in
the midst of her golden jubilee with
the main attraction for pioneers at
jieast Dakotas first governor William
Uayne with his remarkably clear
memory and fund of good anecdotes
Mrs J H Wayland wife of the edi
tor of the Appeal to Reason pub
ilfshed at GIrard Kan is dead from
injuries received in an automobile ac
Icident near Girard
Opposed to Honduran Loan
New Orleans La To make repre
sentations to congress against ratifica
tion of the proposed Morgan loan of
10000000 to Honduras Dr Policarpo
fBonllla former president of Honduras
j2ias left here for Washington Dr
jiBonilla asserts that his country never
would accept the loan unless forced
Ao do so at the point of the bayonet
Honduras is -willing to meet her
debts but does not want to be sold on
the block of a big financial syndicate
which might desire the selfish exploit
ation of her resources he said
Rev Plass Pleads Guilty
Boston Mass A plea of guilty was
offered in the midst of his testimony
in the United States district court by
Rev Norman Plass formerly presi
dent of the Redeemable Investment
company who is on trial for using the
Jmails in furtherance of a fraudulent
scheme
Charles PI Brooks the president
and John I Traphagen the treasurer
pleaded guilty to technical fraud
All three ill be fined instead of im
prisoned it is understood
GEN AR0ZC0 LOSING PATIENCE
Fails to Understand Why Mexico City
Does Not Give the Word Vol
unteers at the Capital Are
Causing Trouble
Chihuahua Mexicos military com
edy continues Four thousand fed
eral troops commanded by three gen
erals are patrolling the streets deter
mined that the victorious insurrecto
army under General Orozco shall not
enter the city Orozcos force extends
north along the railroad thirty miles
with headquarters at Suaz The insur
rectos made no effort to conceal their
anger They say while reports come
to them of banquets being served in
Mexico City they in spite of peace
are being kept in the field on short
war rations
While wonder is expressed that
Mexico City does not promptly
straighten out the tangle Governor
Gonzales anticipates no serious con
sequences He says in time the fed
eral troops will evacuate and the in
surrectos will be allowed to enter Chi
huahua However General Orozco
Maderos foremost military chief
when interviewed at Suaz frankly ex
pressed displeasure at the failure of
the authorities to turn the city over
to his forces
Victor Swanson Unharmed
Fez Morocco Victor Swanson of
Arborville Neb a missionary of the
gospel missionary union whose gen
eral office is at Kansas City Mo has
arrived here safely from Sefroo
where it had been reported he was be
ing kept a prisoner in his own home
by Moroccan tribesmen He brought
no news as to the whereabouts of
George C Reed of Weeping Water
Neb the secretary of the Moroccan
mission of the gospel union
To Hunt in Primitive Way
Atchison Kan Z E Jackson and
J M Chaliss of this city Harry M
Richardscn of Boston and W H
Thompson of Seattle all expert arch
ers will start July 2 for a hunting trip
I in British Columbia armed only with
bows arrows hunting knives and
fishing tackle All firearms are barred
The men expect to hunt mountain
lion bear and deer
Observes Anniversary
Washington The annual tribute of
flowers and eulogy was paid Sunday to
the soldier dead of the south in Ar
lington National cemetery with all its
historic and sentimental associations
at the tomb of General Robert E Lee
commander of the confederate forces
The national cemetery was dedicated
for the day to the memory of the
confederates
Duluth Minn In order to create an
endowment fund for pensions for min
isters of the Lutheran denomination
a fund of 150000 will be raised by
assessment of 1 per member through
the entire country This decision was
reached the synodical council of the
Augustana synod of Swedisk Lutheran
churches of America meeting here
Washington An attack upon the
protective tariff system by an Ameri
can manufacturer who claims to have
studied labor and manufacturing con
ditions in many countries held the at
tention of the house of representatives
for two hours Tuesday Representa
tive William C Redfield of Brooklyn
a new democratic member a manufac
turer of machinery and long connect
ed with export trade said that Ameri
can manufacturers are abandoning the
protective principle as unnecessary as
they develop more scientific manage
ment of their own plants
To Prevent Chinese Inundations
Washington Charles David James
an expert engineer and once head of
the engineering department of Iowa
university has been selected by the
Red Cross to proceed to China to aid
the Chinese government in preventing
the great periodical inundations which
have resulted in frightful famines
Thirty Drowned in Volga
St Petersburg The sinking of an
overcrowded ferry boat on the Volga
near Uglitch is reported Thirty per
sons were drowned
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DEMOCRATS ARE COMMITTED
Sloan Not Real Sure and Kinkaid
Waiting for News from Home
Norris Says Progressives
Are Intact
Washington It vill not be surpris
ing if every member of the Nebraska
delegation in the house votes for the
democratic revision of the woolen
schedule now pending in that body
The three democrats are of course
bound to vote for the bill by the man
date of the caucus just as they are
bound to vote down all amendments
offered by republicans It was learned
however that for the first time at this
session of congress the insurgents
will act in concert there being an un
derstanding among more than a score
of them that they will vote for the
bill Representative Norris is among
those insurgents in addition to which
it is entire probable that Representa
tive31oan will cast his first vote with
the democrats He has not yet defi
nitely committed himself on the prop
osition but it is suspected that on the
roll call he may vote for the bill on
the ground that schedule K is as the
president has frequently said inde
fensive That is the theory which is
prompting Norris and the other insur
gents Representative Kinkaid will
not make up his mind until the last
minute The judge said he had not
heard enough from his district yet to
enable him to judge how the folks
wanted him to vote on this particular
bill He hopes to hear more before
the bill is put to a vote and will guide
himself accordingly
New Womans Labor Lav
Seattle Thousands of working wo
menfc throughout the states of Wash
ington are to be benefited by the eight
hour law which went into operation
Friday The new law which was en
acted by the legislature at its last ses
sion provides that no woman or girl
employed in a mercantile establish
ment cilice laundry hotel or res
taurant shall be permitted to work
more than eight hours a day The pen
alty is a fine of 10 to 100 for each
violation
Attack on the Wool Bill
Washington An attack on the dem
ocratic wool tariff bill on the ground
that it affords protection to the so
called worsted trust was made in the
house by Representative Victor Mur
dock of Kansas He attacks the 40
per cent duty on worsted clothes
which the bill contains declaring that
it meant immediate protection to the
combination that controls the worsted
output
For Popular Election of Senator
Washington The senate 64 to 24
has passed the senate amendment to
the constitution to provide for elec
tion of senators by direct popular
vote The Bristow amendment giving
to the federal government supervision
of such elections was adopted 44 to
44 the vice president casting the de
ciding ballot The house had already
passed the resolution
Stricken With Apoplexy
Louisiana Mo David A Ball a
prominent lawyer and several times a
candidate for the nomination of gov
ernor of Missouri on the democratic
ticket was stricken with apoplexy at
his home here His condition is seri
ous say physicians who are attending
him
Boston Mass Citizens of Dorches
ter the third oldest settlement in New
England Saturday celebrated the two
hundred and eighty first anniversary
of the founding of the town
Drank Poisoned Cognac
Torreon Mex Poisoned cognac
which the insurrectos secured upon
sacking a government office and which
they drank in a Chinese restaurant is
alleged to have been tne cause of the
slaughter of Chinese in Torreon This
incident doubtless will become an is
sue in the adjudication of the Chinese
claim for indemnity
Andrew Carnegie has donated 500
000 florins about 203000 for the
establishment of a hero fund in Hol
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THE PIGS N CLOVER MAIt
Srm Loyd the Inventor of Numeroui
Puzzles and Chess Problems
Is Dead
Brooklyn N Y When Samue
Loyd the puzzle expert and inventor
of chess problems passed away at his
home in Brooklyn the world lost a
man whose contributions to the pub
lic have probably entertained more
people than those of any other man
of the age Young and old rich and
poor alike have wrestled with the
fantastic creations of his fertile brain
Born in Philadelphia in 1841 and
educated in the schools of New York
city he early displayed the gifts
which were to bring him fame and
wealth At the age of six he was pro
ficient at chess and was untangling
the hardest mathematical puzzles of
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Samuel Loyd
he day When a young man he began
his contributions to the newspapers
and the invention of mechanical puz
zles some of which attained an almost
universal craze
One of the first inventions to bring
him fame was the Fifteen Puzzle
Later came The Tigers and the
Men Pigs in Clover Parches
and The Disappearing Chinaman
Mr Loyds most profitable idea was
The Donkey puzzle of which 1
000000000 were sold
Mr Loyd took the view that there
was something more in his puzzles
than the simple amusement of the mo
ment He believed that he had in his
devices come across something which
would sharpen the wits of the aver
age man He pointed out that they
could Interest and amuse men who re
garded ordinary mathematics with dis
gust and that the boy who had at
school shrunk from the very idea of
an algebraical square root would de
vote his spare moments to the solu
tion of a puzzle which involved the
same principles as the sum just be
cause he was interested Consequent
ly he maintained that he supplied
something which the average system
of education had missed
Apart from his puzzles Mr Loyd
was for a time the editor of the Sani
tary Engineer and a shrewd operator
In Wall street He also wrote for a
number of magazines He was a mem
ber of the New York Press club the
Brooklyn Chess club and the Brook
lyn Whist club He is survived by z
widow one son Samuel Loyd Jr
and two daughters
THE FIRST WOMAN MAYOR
Mrs Susanna Salter of Argonia Kan
Holds This Distinction Her
Sugar Policy Workd
Topeka Kan The troubles oi Mrs
Wilson mayor of Hunnewell Kan
recalls the fact that Mrs Susanna Sal
ter was the first woman mayor of tho
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world She held office for one year at
Argonia Kan a town located in the
same county with Hunnewell Mrs
Salter was elected mayor of Argonia
in 1887 and served for one year
She is an active suffragette and be
lieves that women should hold office
but should not be on the police force
or hold offices of a similar nature no
more than a man should cook the
meals and keep house In their homes
Mrs Salter believes that sugar catches
more files than vinegar and says that
while she was in office by applying
the sugar she had little trouble
I just made those men of the coun
cil believe they were the nicest men
in the world and we got along admir
ably she said When Mrs Wilson
was elected mayor of Hunnewell I
wrote her a letter and advised her to
adopt this policy but she is having
lots of trouble I was very anxious
for Mrs Wilson to mak6 a success
just to demonstrate that women are
capable of holding office
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Publicity Law Badly Needed
Connecticut District of Columbia
Kansas Maine Maryland Michigan
Mississippi New Jersey New Yoj k
Rhode Island and Vermont have laws
which provide specifically for the re
porting of tuberculosis and which
make provision for the proper regis
tration of living cases of this disease
In fourteen other states laws or reg
ulations of the state boards of health
require that tuberculosis be reported
simply as one of a list of infectious
diseases The following 2S states and
territories have no provision what 1
ever for the reporting or registration
of tuberculosis cases Arizona Alas-
ka Arkansas Colorado Delaware
Florida Georgia Hawaii Idaho Illi
nois Kentucky Louisiana Missouri
Montana Nevada New Hampshire
New Mexico North Carolina Ohio
Oklahoma Philippine Islands Porto
Rico South Carolina South Dakota
Texas Virginia West Virginia and
Wyoming
Kissing Breach of Peace
The better half of a respected
sen of New Jersey recently had the
temerity to hale her lord and master
before the court on a charge of having
kissed her against her will For this
heinous offense this shameless Jersey j
benedict was bonded over in 100 bail
was warned by the judge never again
to kiss his wife without first obtaining
her consent in due form If he is any
kind of a man probably he will never
want to kiss her again Washington
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His Instinct
I see the family dog slinking out
of the room Whats the matter with
him
Prescience Presently there will be
a tremendous family row on
But how did the dog know that
Well so to speak his nose is
something of a storm scenter
Ungracious Drops
Stella Did they give the bride a
shower
Bella Well all her friends threw
cold water on the bridegroom
COMES A TIME
When Coffee Shows What It Has Been
Doing
Of late years coffee has disagreed
with me writes a matron from Rome
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Its lightest punishment being to
make me logy and dizzy and It seem
ed to thicken up my blood
The heaviest was when It upset my
stomach completely destroying my ap
petite and making me nervous and Ir
ritable and sent me to my bed After
one of these attacks In which I nearly
lost my life I concluded to quit the
coffee and try Postum i
It went right to the spot I found
it not only a most palatable and re
freshing beverage but a food as well
All my ailments the loginess and
dizziness the unsatisfactory condition
of my blood my nervousness and irri
tability disappeared in short order
and my sorely afflicted stomach began
quickly to recover I began to rebuild
and have steadily continued until now
Have a good appetite and am rejoicing
in sound health which I owe to the use
of Postum Name given by Postum
Co Battle Creek Mich
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Incident That Probably Has Forever
Discouraged Kind Hearted
Mr Jones
Chivalrous Mr Jones purposely
dropped a-fifty-cent piece at the foot
of a poorly dressed woman who pass
ed through the Subway turnstile loud
ly lamenting that the ticket agent had
cheated her out of a half dollar then
he picked the money up and gave it
to her
Excuse me madame said Mr
Jones I think you dropped this
Oh no she said it cant be
mine Perhaps you dropped it your
self
Oh no said Mr Jones It is
yours I am sure I picked it up just
as you passed
She took the money and hurried
after another man who had passed at
the time the money dropped
Excuse me sir she said I think
you lost this
Thanks said the ether man and
jumped aboard a train that was ready
to start
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