A V JT A "V f A T V ! U 1 ( HIM
T lephonca ii $ and 69 * Dec , Jan , 23 , 1900.
New Black
Dress Goods
The stylish black goods are here with
a new charm and tile assortment How
is as good as it will likely bo this season.
In scores 'of .exclusive olleets , rich , beautiful weaves. These
are a few of the now coiners.
Fiotny-i : > NOVci/riKS NKW IJI.ACK nnUVtOTS There are
nnd beautiful , cxccllt'tu value for u Iwenly-flvo different grades ot black
mcillum priced novelty , Cue , 7uC , 83c chpvlofa. Thin Is ono of the moat
, tocvlceublo fabrics for all around wear
a yard
C5c , 85c , $1.00 n yard.
NHW ruROkA NOVKtiTIUS a most
NBW PARISIAN CRCPQNS A most
popular fabric of the newest designs
popular fabilo for separate skirls , the
and weaves , $1 25 , $ I.GO , $1.73 a jard.
blister handsome
now offccla are very
NKW MOHAItl CHKI'ON A comblnu- $1 73 , $2.00. $ $ Z.2B.
tlon of mohair nnd wool , entirely new NEW TAILOR 81MTINGS Fashion do-
tffrct--npoclal price 12-lnuh , | 1.75 a creci Ibal IhoHo goods vlll bo very
yardwill wear beautifully. populoior ( tbo coming season , splen
BLACK AND WHITU GOLF i'LAlUS nt did voluo nt 76c. 41.00 , $1.25 , $1.50 ,
tl.25 a yard. , $2r.O ; a yard.
\Vo Close Our Store SaturMnya nt 0 P. M ,
ron FosTnn ici'h ci.ovns A\D iicrAiii/s PATTHUXS.
THOMP
ONLY EXCLUSIVE GOODS HOUSE IN OMAHA.
Y. M'/o.'A. nwii.niNO , con. IUTU AND DOUGLAS STS.
AN INDISCREET VICE CONSUL
Brilisbir Attacks Ssnator Mason nnd Be
littles tlie American People.
SAYS THEY ARE MERCENARY AND FICKLE
Fa\ornilc ) ( i > Uocrn When Tln- > Win
Svoulil Fnvor IlrlllMh hionlifTltcy ! ' ,
Achlq r V | ' , lor >
the Co ll Nil I.
WASHINGTON , Jnn. 29. Senator Masou
arose today soon afler the scnate'cOnvcned
to a question of privilege and sharply at
tacked the Drltlsh government and Ihe Drlt-
lah vice consul at New Orleans because of an
Interview in which the vlco consul had ax-
gilled Mason for tbo position be bad taken In
behalf of tbo Transvnnl re.v.ibllc in Its war
with Great Diltnln. Mason attacked not
only Iho consul , but ihe policy of Great
Britain In levying w'ar upon au Inferior na-
lion.
lion.Mason
Mason read a newspaper clipping of an In-
lejyjpw wllh Iho Drills ! ) consul at New Or-
l an naylng Ibat Ihotlsh | public was dlfi-
gusied with ttib position taken by the Ameri
can people' and KOUIO of the senators In con-
gf ss on ihe subject of the Drlllsh-Trans-
vaal war. That position was assuaged , the
consul waff quoted BH saying , simply becaufee
the American people were mercenary. To
day they were favorable to tbo Boers be
cause thljy hud achieved a little success ; to
morrow they would be Just as favorable to
the Brlllsh whpn they had achieved vlclory.
The consul nlao attacked Senalor Mason
specifically.
Mason said the consul's utterance Was
scarcely worlh''atlt'nOon , except lhat lie was
bbe of the nctrcdlled representatives of a
great nation to thfs country.
fi 'y V f
Aitnck * IJo Union Honor.
"It Id not thcriflrst lime , " declared
Bin1J"thatafJrJtUh dlplo.mit | has attempted'
t9fun , , tt > /coutilru I . ) So1 fafais
"nUJjcko upoi } mc. re concerne , ! ] I have no
, ' { ffneefn , 5. They do me , h6nprj' ' < iThcimore [
'vonouiona ho slacks by tlio British upon'
Po ] and those \\M think like me ; the more
we are made tbo subject o"f llrlllsh slupid-
'
lly'Snd | , ; sooner wili-the Auier-
leaa people get on he I'sht ' side of the Con-
Irbversy. " *
We declared that flij per ccnl of Ihe people
of .America were In ayntpnthy wllh the Uoers
In their contest with Great Britain1.
I Want to say t fuld Mabdn , "I ask no
special defense from Ihe 8Ute department
In "this mnlter , for , with Ihe help of God ,
I'H , try to take care of myself. But , " aald
.bo. "there Is one thing that I should like
tp Inquire about. What has become of the
nrbltration Ireaty that was submltled to the
. senate ? I m told that the United States
government cannot mediate In this war un-
tlf that' treaty' has been ra'ffli-d. If lhal Is
BO ? ; want- that treaty dltcovcrcd and rntl-
fied-'so Ih3t. . tfid/barrlor'acalnsf mediation
'shall bo , rcmoyed. "
, Masop then urged the committee , on for
eign rolallons. lo which his resolution of
H.y'm.p.ilhy with Ihc Iloors had been referred
'to , 'to mtfko a report on It , In order that a
vole might be had upon It.
"Don't take lhat child to the graveyard , "
urged Mason , "for I give you notice now
that there will bo n resurrection of It ovary
day after this week. You'll have n chance
to think about , ' It at least once every day
unlcaa you go to tbo clcak rocui while I
discuss It. "
, Hoar regarded the iittciauco ot Ihe Brll
lsh cuuNiil an very soilous , "an attack. In
fact , upon the dharacter of n Unllcd Hlules
smialor and upon the American people. "
, May I'rovt' bi-rloun.
It ueemoil to him that Inasmuch as the
'inkier had been brought otllclally to the
attention of the senate , It ought to be re
ferred to ( ho rommtlee | on foreign relations
bo that that'toniuttcq ) ( inlght bring It to the
attention of the president. He thought It
Jiilflht bp tlu ) proper ground for the iovocn- ,
( .Iqn , of the British'cbnsiiVB t-jxeiiualuY nnd
pcrbapB It might properly be made ihe sub- {
jcl of reprMentutloiiH to the government of :
Great Bil.tnlu.
Coutiiuing | , Hoar expressed liU regret that
Mabon had niade his atttick upon a filendly
uittlojip U Wdp qulle natural. tijt ( . .Maa ira
Kindly .aympalliles shoulil , bp 3tjonily ;
stlrreJ. bo bald , by the bravo linerj ( itruj- ;
glln nparnbl u great empire , btij the een-
Mto was d part of the dlplomatlp power ot
( thlfi government nqd If inch'ullcrnnccs
vere made hre , hp doubted tbo t-dlcacy of
nny' offers of mc'dlatlQii that mUH be unda
by the United Stuteh. 'x" '
"ll c"9i not seoni to mo , " e'f > h\ \ Hear ,
'Jo "be a lcgli8l ; pdfjpnn lo jifsume I have
jiopcj that the tuio | ytolild COLIC when cither
mediation butwecn ( ircnt Brit Jin aud the
Tran vuHl should be off c ml by Iho govern
ment or thai the position of the American
JKCJ.II | -would bo m do to clear as In lirjns
about peaie. I suppose the attitude of the
Pi-jOple flf the Unllei } Stntfis for thdie of
Great Britain Is one of almost utluchrnent
nud Int. rt . " '
Hoar ad ! tbnt U Urc.il Ilrlialticre ,
) * 'Keep to Your Place and
Your Place will Keep You , ' '
Without good health tue ctnnoi keep
tituJithns nor enjoy life. Most troubles
originate in impure blood. Hood's SurfA-
pjaillA nukes the blood rich And pure ,
and that p WOfs } good health , which ti > M
help yo * "keep your place , "
wrong In Iho present conical she was re
garded by ralrlotlc Americans precisely na
ihey would rcaard their own Government It
It uevo Wroni ; . Ho did not believe , be said ,
In the doctrine , ' 'my rounlry , r'Bht ' or
nnd did not tbtnk the pcbplc be
lieved in it.
a Ci-ltlolnrn ( 'oiU , l.
Lodge In n. brief fpcoch also crltlclBod t'ir '
Uritish consul's remarks na highly Im
proper
Miieon replied briefly , but so vehemently
to the points made by Hoar that Tlatt of
Connecticut said :
"I do' not want to let this occasion paw
v.lihout entering my protest against the
abusb of free speech In the United Stales
fienalc. "
The matter was then referred la.iho com
mittee ou foreign relations.
The rcBolutlon of I'cltlgrow dcc'aring food
products not 'to ' be contraband Of war was
refericd to Iho eommitleo on foreign rela
tions nfter a brief speech by Pettlgrew.
Caller presented a conference report on
the census administration bll | and It was
agreed 'to. '
A joint resolution granting permission tor
the ercctlpn In Washington cf a monument
In honor of Samuel Hahnomann was ra'scd.
In accordance wllh prcvioun announce
ment Tlllman delivered a forceful and quite
characteristic speech on the Philippine
quesllon , In whltih he maintained lhat this
government ought to extend to the Filipinos
pines the right to govern themselvep , the
United Slates guarding them against the
aggiesslou of other tuitions.
SAMOAN TREATY TO STAND
Iljn Mnjorltyor Fifteen VotCM Seii-
nte Vote * Not < n llecun-
Hldcr It ,
v WASHINGTON , Jon. 20 , The eenate In
executive session tf > day decided bj * unvote of
21 lo'38-nol lo fottnslder the vote by which
the Bamonn treaty was ratified and tbe.n re-
m'6v'ed thd jujube-lion of Secrecy > trom the
vole. ' , 'TJiq votejn dfctall waa.'aa 'follows :
Allen , Kenne\s f
. Y.MeKnciS
Hurry. „ . .Martin.N
liutler , Money , '
Ohilton' - , rettlcrew ,
rjlurtc ( MojiL ) , Haw ins ,
Clay , Ta.llafeno . ,
Dunlel. . - , Tlurntiij.
Hellfcld , Turner 21.
Jones ( Ark. ) ,
Nays :
Aklrlcli , ' McComas ,
Allison , McMillan ,
UpUcr , . . Nelson , „ .
Ueverldge , Penrose ,
Carter , Perkins ,
Chandler , „ . . , \ Ulu-tt ( Conn. ) ,
rullom , ' r Prltchnrd ,
Onvlc , ' ' " ' "T'ltrefor , "
Fairbanks' , ' Qunrles ,
Kotaker , Ross ,
Ft ye , Scett ,
GII'linger , Hcwell ,
Hiinna , * Shoup ,
HniiHbrough , T Stewart.
Haw-ley , Tenner.
Keiin , ' ThursWn.
Kyle , U'nrren ,
McUrlde , \Veitmore-3S.
Before opening" fi ' t tWf door ? Senolor Uavls ,
|
chairman ot the foreign relations committee ,
replying lo Senator Mason , eald he would
tomorrow nik ! the senate to lake up Tlie
Hague peace Iroaly.
i'nT'rnnmV i.THIS VAX AJAI > .
tit iCnu v If .SninoniiN AVere
ConnnHcit Aliout t | > r Treaty.
WASHINGTON , Jnn. 29. After i.omo
routine'buMriees | n the'senalcjoday I'elll-
grovv ef South Dakota presented" K lesolutlon
calling on Iho president , If not Incompatible
with public Interests , to Inform thp icnato
If tbo r < - ' ° po ) of Sauica had been ccnsultcd
wilh fefm.ica to the ; ccont treaty regardIng -
Ing tha Sampan l litnds. Tie } resolution
went over.
The jcnnto tlidn ndoiitcd nn order jire-
Bontcd by , AII ( on deciding to proceed to
Ihe election of a i/.c.nU.u-y and HDrge.int-nt-
( irma of ilv } ccnai ( ; , TliUaa > .tho uccond
stop In thu rcoreaulzntlcn of the < < r.uatei
whlrtiVbus bcei ) pnndlni ; for beveral weeks.
AJjli'ou tliLii lu euccee | on presented roso-
lutloni , dt ti 'lUa > ( Ohar.lf.-s. , 0. pnnu.ctt of
Now Ypik he elscjed ; sct-relary of the seu-
ale , iiiul , second , ' tfiat D'jnlnl 'M. Hahisdcll
> .I In' i tia bo elccved scrgeKiit-at-onnti.
Afternn neiueMint v.is reached that Iho
otllccra v\tio \ nut to Ul.c tlclr piacee yntll
Fubliinry 1 i ; : u-ijolullona VL'lo adopted
without dlvlMiPH ,
\VlTlinitA\V TIlOOl'H PIIOM UL'IIA.
i of Alnli.iiiiii l'l\c * Dale o/
\Vlllur ! < i-i- | July I. 1000.
WASHINGTON , Jan. 2 ! > . Clayloi ) of A'a-
( oduy lutruliue.1 the tojlav/lng les lu-
tlpn : ,
"Hwolved , Tint on July 4 , 1,00 ( , , the cill- {
lary and naval foucs of iheUnltoJ KUito
tie withdrawn ( uni tjic ) jan4 | of Cuba r.n 1
that thu cQvcrnucr.1 thereof to left to the
Cuban people.
"Roaolved , farther. That ihe prcbUenl of
( ho Uulfcd Stales be and ho hereby | < Ul-
icoted lo make proclamation of thU roio-
lutlon and at ) piopcr ' orders for tlie e\ccu-
llou Ihereof. "
I.l l of Ki > lflrv | for llurlnl.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 2' ) . Gener.il Shaf-
tor ha tcI srAphcd the War dt'fcrlmcut a
LompUto list of 1C $ soldiers brousht to ca-i
KrancUco from the rtilllrplncs en the traiu- '
| pert City cf PH la All of these bodies
that are not cUlmcd by relatives or ( il > nd |
I for private Interment will be burled In the
National ccmet ry nt the Ptcoidlo of San
Franclbco , , ,
Several day * ago The fife > iubllshed a
complete list of the soldiers from Nebrnuka
and olitb Dakota rcglmenu whdse L'odles
' '
were brougfit'on'the ciiy of Pekln.
. 3ron * tlin Couch
1 nfiil JViifli" < n ( bo Cold.
'
I.axatlvo'ilromo-QulnlpD Tablets cure a cold
In one day , No cure , no pay Price 2uc. j
CAGE INFORMS TIIIrSENATE
Secretary Makes a Rosponsa to the .Second
R'solution of ' '
Inquiry ! .
LITTLE TO ADD TO THE FIRSJ'STATEMHNT
III * .VI ii I n Itl rn | o Kcop 1'itlillr Motir ;
\VlllioiM Illuk nml I'riMCnl Klnun-
Confuri.iii.cDvulcit. .
WASHrtVqTO.V , Jan. 20. Secretary Gage
today transmitted to the Bulmto his reply
to thu rcjolutlotift of January 2J , cnlllne
for further Information aa to his ttenllngtf
wllh tbo ofllclals of the National.City bank
of New York. The- secretary quotes In full
_ the icuato resolution and adds that It might
bo couldorcil ; a fully answered by his. com-
1' ' munlcatlon of January 10 , In reply to the
fcnatc's first resolution el inqtilty of Jnn-
unry 3 on the same Subject. lib ndda. how
ever , thnl he will endeavor to supply to
the heal of his ability whatever may hava
been .lacking In hW first nnswci' . <
The secretary then lake < ) up the ben-
ntts resolution of January 23 by paragraphs.
His rcp'ly In brief Is ns follows :
"Flrsi 'That , the secretary of the treasury - '
ury be and he to hereby directed to trans
mit to the Ronalo copies of all letters nml
the substance of any ccnvcrjallon or , agree
ment.fie may IIHV.C wrltleu or had wjth A.
H. Hepburn of the National City bank.ot
New York , , In reply to , n letter frpm Mr.
Hepburn to him , dated June C , 1897. '
"A careful search of the department files
docs not show any nnswer'to the letter of A.
D. Hepburn , written by. him to wo , dnted
Juno 25 , 1S < )7 ) , nor do I bcllcvo that any
answer was over made to-said letter. Neither
do I recall any conversation had "with A. D ,
Hepburn In reply to such letter. , Nor w-a- ?
there I At tbut time , or now , any'agreement
mudo I or expectation of an agreement to be
mndo I by the secretary of tbo treasury or
y of the officers of the Treasury dcpnit-
mont , with any person or persons Hvllh'rcfcr -
enco to the subject matter of said loiter of
A. H. Hepburn. The rec6rd transmitted
with ray" communication of Jnnuaty 10 , 1900 ,
contains all there Is or o\er was , so far na
I Know , concerning tlie said Iqttei1 of A. B.
Hepburn.
"Soconfl 'Also copies of any lettere , com
munications , agreements , papers und docu
ments between the Treasury department and
the National City bank of New York within
the period embraced between June 5 , 1897 ,
nnd October 27 , 1897. "
"H does not appear from any record of
the Treasury department , nor | s It within
the recollection of the secretary of the treas
ury , that the department or any of Its offi
cers , had any rotations , either official or pri
vate , with the National City bank of Now
York within the period embrrrod between
Juno 5. 1897 , and October 27 , 1897 , so that
there are no letters , communications , agree
ments , papers nnd documents In the posses
sion of the department which passed between
the Treasury department nnd the National
City bank within that perlqO. "
To , Prevent Flimiiclii : Ulnnntpr.
The secrelary calls attention to Iho ne
cessity which irose late in October , is 7 , of
disposing In some way of the large &um
of money ( $58,448,223) , ) which was realised
from the settlement of the Pacific railway
debt without drawing this money out of
active channels and thus precipitating a
financial disturbance. He refers to his letler
to A. B. Hepburn , printed In full In his
first reply. In which he told Mr. Hepburn
that H. W. Cannon of the Cliatfc National
bank had already been requested "to ascer
tain how many banks would qualify as de
positories lo lecelve n portion of Ihe $30-
000,000 of the ; raltway futfd .which1 waf to
bo dlsbdlBed In the "redemption of-govern-
me'nt alxei'nbout January" 1. " '
' "The- National * Clfy bank * coiild" " "loa'ally , .
qualify by the deposit of public bonds to ,
receive njurge amount. It-was necesnary
that should" he' . this
theroi [ In. instance an
original recipient and the dlslrlbulor of the
fund , because -ono check alone wag drawn
lu the amount of $13,645,250. U ought to
occur readily to the minds of the most In-
e > perlence < l In banking affairs that It re
quired an Institution of some considerable
magnitude to handle such a check.
"As shown In Ihe communication of Janu
ary 10 , 1800 , the National City bank dM
become the original recipient and dUtrlbu
'
lor of Ibis fund , nnd that as fasl as certain
other banks qualified , it ( the National City
bank ) , transferred to the Institutions" as
follows : To the Chase National , $2,000,000 ;
to the Hanover National , $2.000,000 ; to the
Fifth National , $200,000 ; to the Amprlcon
Exchange National , $200,000 ; to tbj ( Na
tional Da nit of the Ropubll : , $500,000 ; to the
Senboard National , $600,000 , and to the
Western National , $1,000,000 , all of which
sums , together with the amount held by the
National Clly bank , secured by dopoBlta of
bonds of the United States , were subse-
fluently withdrawn nnd paid Into the sub-
treasury at Now York. The treasurer bo-
lloves.tbat he accomplished by such transac
tion what bo bad taken j > alns to do since ,
namely , the Avoidance of that soil of dis
turbance In the money market which af
fects not merely speculative affaire , but
which as sad experience has itco often
demonstrated spreads throughout the whole
commercial and Industrial fabric , bringing
ruin and disaster BUCU as close the doora
of factories nud mills , throw labor out of
employment and Invite years of business
stagnation , the like of which was wit
nessed during the -period 1895 to IS ! ) " .
Ki-pp I'uhllc Money Without HIM. .
'I may add ( he solo purpose which has
animated tle ) RCCIclary In these iounec-
llona wan BO to use the bankif , nnd.to . t'ecure ,
preserve and kpop the publjq.juunejp'with -
out irlskr or tvtuunl , of JOBS nnd lii such
foim ; vvthlo | the lnJt/Upn3cimfl | ] | require-
inontfl pMawj- would bnit ccndu.to , lp tbo
prcnurvatlou. and. probation- the gen.qi.il
interests of the people * "
; ; relates to tbq request for letters
ami telcsiurnn bearing on an alleged "con-
fwraJice. with Mr. Mui-Ran tti rcliitlan. to the i
treasury deposits In the national InnU doI I
.jonl'.orica In New York. " Secretary Oago re- |
pllw :
"There nre no letters ,
a roonentB , papers or dcutiuir-nta OD ) llo In
the Tuai ur > dopartmcnt beuvt-cn the fccwV |
taiy of the treasury or his . .uboidliuM gill-
jcru or oflicl.ilE , nud the ullltlae : ! nf thf Nu-
tl'ir.Hl I'lty bank of New York or ll'O ofn.'lalu
i > f the National City bank and. IJio t'ccreUry
of the treasury or bis ctibordliutcH In raftr-
encn to a letter from thu secretary of tin'
trea ii ! ) to Jumes lUlllniuii , prtaldpiit of the
National City bank of Now York , pf Ueuiiii-
bsr SI , JS97. In which th seretar ) wrote
'I Imvo yourt , of the 20ih Inut nnd nor | your
suggcftlona as to n ejnfi-rence nlth Mr. Mpf-
g&n In relation to the ticusury depunltH In
tjitNntlonul City bunk -dcpoaltoiiei ! of Now
\Vrk ' Vtbrr than' v.'cru trnnsmllted nlth my
xommunlcatlon ( o tbo president pro trniporo
of tbo Fetintu under date of Jauuaiy 10 , 191JO , i' i
Npr MI ) It be i .H-alleil tliat there wnu fyur '
ait ) ccnvertatlon had bclv.n-n the scjri'tar > I
of the trujsury aud ether
any man concernI I
Ing Ihe said letter. " I
ThejfoiH'th scsjilon of the uppnte inquiry h 1
cjiiotcij au follov.H : * I i
" " \id the se tctary of tbo trtasury Is fur- '
of any letters , agreements , , ccromunliatlonj ,
papers , documents or other luforiuat'lon In
'bin possmlon or fn the pcrstBiiou of the
Treasury department rccpoctlnz thu conference -
ence between Ihe secretary of Iho treasury i
and James Stlllman , president of the Xa- ]
tlonal City bunk. J. I'lor pnt Margin Of'
New York and any other 'person or p t"
spnaYlth whom $ e con.ffj-rinlj in J'hlladcl
pbla as mentioned In bis letter to Jaine *
Stlllmnn , pretldtnt of the National Clly
bank , Of New York ( of l cember 21 , ISdT ,
anil nlio whslhcr of not ihe conference
resulted In any agreement or understand
ing In regard to depi siting government
moneys In the national bank depositories In
the" City of New York ! vvhelher or not any
iccord vva * kept In the Trpawirj department
ot telephonic or telegraphic communications
between the secretary ot Ihe treasury or his
subordinate ofllcqfs and Ibti offlclnlo of the
NailonAI Clay b'niiK qf N'ow York , and , If
so , what agreement and understanding was
arrived nl by meantnf those telephonic ,
telrgraphle on other communications. "
To this the secretary replies :
No Snuli ConferenceHold. .
"It should be n aufflclcnt answer lo all
that Is requested on the subject of thin con
ference between Mr. ytlllnian. Mr. Morgan
nnd myrelf nt I'lillfliiolpjila lo eay lhat such
n conference never I6ok place. Mr. Still-
man and \Mr. Morgan , for xvliat reason I
know not , did not coble to Philadelphia lo
"sec me , bill on December M , ISOf , Mr. Still *
man placed the hiattef about which ho nnd
Mr' Moragn wlahcil to talk wllh mo before
mo In a letter which appears on page 77
of ihe document w-herofn l prlnled my
communication lo the president pro tempore
6f Ihe senate of Jaiitiary ' 1ft , 1POO. "
Wllh especial regard to lhat part
of the Inquiry which raises the quontlon
whether or not the aemotaiy pf the treasury
know or had reason lo believe lhat Iho gov
ernment fundfl dcposllcd In Iho Nallonal City
bank of New York 'wore' need wllb n view
of causing n HqUlttaUon nf speculative
stocks , as mentioned In Ihe Iclter of James
fe'tlllmari to Hfih.'L'ymnn J' dage of April
8 , 189'ety. ' , rmaftc nntjwe'r aa folldws ;
' "The tSVo letters referred lo In the In
quiry are fccjinralcd by a. period of 'lilxlcen
mdnths ; blft all knowcygo | 'or belief tie )
Kccrellrj' of the ( reasul-y haU ntf lo Ihe uses
Id which Ocn"cAltif In file National Clly bank
were to bo pti't at cllhbr period or nt any
olhrr period bstncen UV eiribcr 21 , 1807 , nnd
April S , ISSVtvtiB Tbta\nelT $ \ from'tlieso Idt-
lers , which have already been1sfibmltted lo
Ibc sennte In an-.wcr to former Inquiry.
"Beyond thf Information conveyed by
tbcee two letters Iho aecrelury has no Itnovvl-
edge whatever. They w'ere not supplemented
by perconnl Ihlcrvlcnn or telephonic com
munications. " '
"Mr. Stlllinaii's letter la a request lo allow
as much as Y > oaslble 'of the 1'aclflc debt
nioneyto rciimlu In the'New Vorlc banks , so
nu lo secure 'htr crfay money market wllh a
uniform rate Wf Interest , ' which Mr. Slltl-
man silkl would avoid to panic and aid In the
icorsanlzallon. plans 'of ' various railroad
companies then In proftMsfr.
" 'Sixth And 'vthothci- nol Ihe secre
tary of the treasury or any of his .subordi
nates had nnjcori'esiondenco | , telegraphic
or lolnphonlc , or olherwlee , or any agree
ments , documents ; papers or conversation
wilh Iho olHclals of the National Clly bank
of Now York , between the- period embraced
from April 28 , 1898 , to June 2 , 189S ; Septem
ber 19 , 1898 , to October 28 , 1S98 ; August 26 ,
189P , to December 19 , ISJW , and If BO let him
accompany bis response to this resolution
v.lib copies thereof. '
"The senate has already been furnished ,
as stated In my communication of January
10 1 , 1900 , with , all correspondence , letters ,
telegrams , agreementsdocuments , and pa-
perb In the possession of the Treasury de
partment with reference to deposits In the
Rational City bank of , Now York from March
4 , 1897 , to January 4 , IflOO , the date of the
previous senate resolution < ? n this subject.
For thai renspn there haye already been fur
nished lo the senate copies of all correspond
ence of every Rind ratfd essrlpllon from
April 28 , 1898 , lo June ' 2 , 189S ; September
19 , 189S , lo Odlpber 29 , 1898 ; August 28 ,
1899 , lo Decembeh 19 , ,1899 :
ConicmnilpjiN Ary Xot Jtjrc crveil.
"The deparlmertt iB'-wItbOut the means of
jireservlne1 eerfversatloti alid for that r a-
son'ls tfol nblt lo comp'ly' vt lib 'Ihe eenale's
request for cojiles of t'oiWewatlons , If any
were h'ad. "H . 'hasnof'be6n the practice
o'f the sscr'ct'ariea o"r-'lh'ehjlV asury 'to prew
olrve c6nvcrsRtT6n' 'l1l'1niay be sald in
feenerai , however } fbal'lif ' th& trnhaactioil of
the bualness of this department with the
National "Clly bhuk , 6r with'ahy olher bank ,
no conversation' has be'eii had. tlther by
tefcphopp or face to face' , which haa had
reference , to any''relatl6ns , ofllcl.-il or private ,
otherwise than &ir fufly , set forth In my
communication to the senate , daled January
10 , J906. , No a'sreeme'nt ' , past , piesent or
| n contemplation , haa ever been had with
the National dlty bank otherwise lhan h
literally pt forth , In my co'mmunlchtlon lethe
the president pro sifitapore of the senate
'
of January .10'pOO. "
The flnal auction of ( the senale Inquiry
reads ,
"And the secretary of the treasury Is
further directed to Inform the senate of
'
( ho amount of Unltfd Slal'es bonds held In
trust by the Treasury department for the
Standard Oil company of the City of New
York , to securp goycrpmont deposits for the
National City bank of New York City , and
upon what dates these bomls were aaslgnod
and the amount thereof , or at any time held
by the government of Jho United Stales for
Iho Standard Qfl company. "
This Inquiry , the secretary sayp. Is based
on a misconception , Induced 110 doubt by re-
qucHts from the National City bank to trans
fer certain lot * of bonds to the Standard
OH company , and to other patties. Secretary
Gage explains that when registered bonds
nro deposited as security In the treasury they
are camcelod nnd freull bonds lepuod to ( ho
credit of the IronBurer In his name "In
Irusl. " When 6ucb bonds are surrendered
by thn treasurer Ihey may be iclssuod to the
depositing tank , ot on the banlt's formal request -
quest tboy nuiy bo rrlfBUcd to any other
party or luniluiion. In conclusion , he says ;
"Tho records chow that Ihc ireasurcr has
assigned and dcllvoicd upon ( he urdcra of
the Nutloit.il City boult to fjuiloun dlfforcnt
pHitleu a tolal of $7ia4,000 : , and of these
$1,014,000 was tranifrrrpd to thq Standard
Oil f'-npan > . The TreaBury depaitnicnt has
nt no tlmo held nny bonds In irust for the
Standard Oil cumpifny. % nor. . for ntiy Inlercst
Oth r tlwii f.r ( the depoaltlng ballk. "
ItAl'ID CITY , R , D. , Jtui 29.--Special. ( )
Ilev J. U. Ketllii ani family have urrhcd
in ) thip city from PoutnporJ. t'onn. Kov.
Kpttln ] Jus fukcn tharflr of the Congrega
tional pastorate In Ihls city
V
She Criticises .VS
the Way'of ] ] B'
Serving
iic
Grape-Huts. u w
p
"I tMnl. > ou nuike A miEUt.0 la your ll
llrt-1 | , rccjpi on the Urjljiv-Nuto ijaiKase , vU , c
to I put Ihu.foud , Ur > . Inlo a fcaucer and pour
ricam < m.-i to It ,
"Wo like 1' jiiuch bourr liv eovt'rlng It
with rlrh milk or cr ? arn and net on tlio
bauk | ijari of tUs' raiiKO to luat , nsd bull.
IhU i.jlls ( be gratiulc,1) , nud , It 1 ? itally (
b
Thin IllutjiaU' * .llle usil | < 1 y la hunuu
t.ihtcSmito'llko Qi pcula trUp , dry and
'shettubjc. " Oljiers uoflj hoi ' nd almct
m'uuhliI'Jtlier | | ( , , vvay , ijio'/ood / can be de
pended upon a > ; llioiouahly conl'.fJ ut i * C
fnctoty and rcaJy for .lutaiu u ivie , hot or
cold. Hot by puurlii ? h > t cioam , jjfik or
water ° vcr MTba healt-b value of Qrape-
Nuto la beyond computation.
TIIDKSTON HAKES DENIAL
Senator Sijs Ho it Not in a SclictnB to
Boojt Pchneider ,
PUNCIURES STORY OF AN OMMIA PAPER
Coiiurt'NNtnnit ItolilniMiit Hint * * lo 1
lulii Hint HP Volril to 12xirl | IKih
crt SIUK lie Will lln n fnmll-
for llciiiiiiiliinllon.
WA8I1INUTON , Jnn. ' 20 ( Special Tc\o \ *
gram. ) The compact' between Thurstori and
Schneider which a local Omaha paper 0,15
ban been signed and scaled , whereby U. 11.
Schneider Is to become 'republican national
coiuuilllccman from Nebraska and Thurstbn
Is lo receive Schneider's help lo be dele-
gnle-al-largo lo Ihc national republican
convention . . , had a Jolt lodayvhlch knocked
It Into smithereens. Senator Thurstqn ,
epeaklng as ono of Ihc parlies lo Ihe com
pact ! ' , nald he knew of no deal between
Schneider and himself whereby ihe former
was In succeed lo membership In the na
tional committee.
"I am not going around asking the up-
port of my friends lo be retained ns na
tional coinnilllccinan from my stale , " ( Wlil
ho , "but If elected you may rest assured ! I
will serve. All Ihls lalk nboul Ijelng. ptjr-
nianeul chairman of the national ponvontlpti
Is prcra&turq. That will wholly depend i
upon the action of Ihe slate oonvenllqn in
selecting delegates nnd alternates. 1 will
bo guided entirely by the wishes ojt , tlio
republicans of the slate as to membership
In Ihe national committee. "
Congressman Koblnsnn of the Third Ne
braska district said today thai sqmebody
was In error In his state regarding his vote
on the Roberts case. "According to news
paper reports I was counted with those
who voted to retain Kobcrln In his scat1-
JMld Mr. Knbtnson. "The fuels are and the
congressional record will bear me out In
the statement , that I voted with the mau
Jortty oh standing Roberta aside until his
case could be hcnrd nnd after careful In
vestigation I voted with the majority 'lo
exclude him. Mr. Robinson of Alabama
Voted with Ihc minority nnd It may be his
name nnd mine have been confounded. ' 1
have nothing lo oiy as lo Secretary of State
Porter being a candidate for congress In my
district. 1 heard some time ago'ho would
be a candidate. Of course there Is no law
which prevents Mr. Porter from enlorlhg
Ihe race and If he Is successful In securing
the nomination ho will emphasize the preced
ent which Ihey say I am responsible for
In giving bui one lortil lo Judge Maxwell.
So far ns I know now I will be a candldalc
for re-election.
Mr * . Hiortnril GclM tin * Alonej.
Financial Clerk K. D. Nixon of the senate
1ms pent lo Mrs. Hayward al Nebraska City
vouchers lo be properly cxeculed thai will
permit her to draw $3,730.59 , Ihe amount
of snlVy and mileage due ex-Senator Hayward -
ward m the time of his death.
Bills were Inlrodueed loday by Ihe fol
lowing wcslern meinber : Mercer ,
granting Increase of pension to
Charles Clausjen ; McPherson of Iowa ,
to correct the military record of
Palmer G. Percy and James A. Somcr-
vtlle , to Increase pension of Stephen H.
Sanders nnd Mrs. Joseph Lymart nnd grantIng -
Ing pcnelora to John Denny and William
Peudor. Congressman Mondell introduced
bills for the relief of John F. Ciawford
and James J. Hutchln.
Senator Peltlgrew offered a suballlulc bill
for his measure supporting Ihc schools of
mines In public land states. His substi
tute provides lhal each of the public land
otatea shall receive 50 per cenl of all moneys >
paid lo the United States for mineral lands'
within said states , provided that the sum
received shall not' be 'more 'than tS.tXJrf , '
which shall 'be used to maintain a actiool
of mince , in which all * branches usual1 lo
such technical school shall'be' taught.
Senator Thurslon will be ojiefOf Ibe prin
cipal speakers at the banquet df the Bo'arrt
of Trade and Transportation at the Wal
dorf Aslorla , New York , " \Vednesday \ even-
Ing. His toast will be "Our Foreign
Policy. "
lit > ntlonal UniiUn.
The comptroller of the currency has Jjoon
advised of the .following changes in Iowa
National banks. The First National bank , of
Centervllle , no assistant cashier ; the First
National bank of Waterloo , J. B. S. Heath ,
assistant cashier , the Osage National hank ,
Osage , A. I. . llrtiKh , assistant cashier ; the
Cty | National bank of Clinton , A. C. Smith ,
assistant cashier , the First National bank
of Nevada , J. A. Fltchpatrlck , president in
place of William Lougbrldge ; James DllUn ,
vlco president In place of J. A. Fltchpatrlclt ,
Frank II. Oreenawault , assistant cashier ;
the Merchants' National bank of Rrlnnell , S.
A. Cravath president In place of C. It.
Morse : no second vice prcsldont in place of
S. A. Cravath ; the Union National bank of
Ames , Daniel McCarthy vice president In *
place of E. W. Slanlon ; Ihe First National
bank of Perry , II. S. Taylor rsslstant
cashier ; the Crundy County National bank
of Grundy Center , no assistant cashier ; the i ,
Jonn State National bank of Sioux City , j
John McHugh cashier In place of F. A. Me
Cornack ; no vise president In place of John
McHugh ; W , S. Gllman astlstant cashlc.r ,
the First National bank of Dunlap , GcOigo
G , Cronkleton assistant cashier In place of
A. N. Jordan ; the Flrnt National bank of
Charter Oak , F. W. Kammann assistant
cashier In place of F. L. S. Shumakor ; the
I.eavltt and Johnson National Jiank of
Waterloo , no assistant cashier In place of
William C. Logan , tbo First National bank
of Rldor'a , W. B , Ilathbone nssUtant cashier ; '
the Hertford National bank , Bedford. Chhrles f
G , Martin casjilcr In pjaeo of 13d E. Casfl.
South Dakota The Pierre Nallonal bunk , .
Pierre , A. L. Fuller assistant cashier. _
The Merchants' National bank of Ouiaha.
was today approved as reserve agenr fpl1
lh ? Flrql Nntlona ) bank of So ward , Neb.
Judge A. J. Cornish of Lincoln and n , J. 11
CornUh of Omaha left for the west loday tl
after several days' slghl seeing about the
capital.
Oil. ! anil UiMl of Now * .
The commltleo on Invalid pensions of'thd
house reported favorably today Congress
man McPhcrsou'H bill for the relief of
Kodak F. I'erklnh at $30 per month.
Senator Allen's till for the relief of Mrs.
.Mary Stolcnsberg widow of ( he lalo Colonul
Stotcnsberg , pu&toil the senate today for $50
It ' was the hlghoit amount the senate vroud )
give hei.
K. 8. Neillt'ton. cx-r.talo englnt'pr of Colorado
rado , lias nccn ajipolntcil agant and expert
In tha irrigation pxperlntrnU bureau , nt
Cheyenne tinder Plot , Klwood Mc-ad. Ho
will uatu.-tio the duties of the position at
once.
The publlr lands -ouimllteo of the senate
today ipportcd favorably Senator HellfrtcTs
public land bill providing for n-puymrat to
ontrymrn f fees iwld on" homestead , Ocsert
land , timber culture and coal land cntrlra
canceled py lh ( ? ovrrnmcnl or where put-
cnls have been refused.
CoiiEriBBmen CJomblo and Hurl e have
recommended Mra A. U. Sanders for posi
mlaticts ut lirlndstonr , Nowlln touiuy , H.
n. fonprcsiinian dambli' also recommended
tlie rc-ettabllshnicnt of the podtolllto at
Center , Mcfool , county. 8 D . with A. Sund-
bers poHtnuHter. The older wai ias-ued today
ebtabllublnK a poatonico at iJojper , Ofefc. '
couniy , Neb , with Henry Schwendener
postmaster.
f > | il Jl > | 'o ' > 't Hllllmc of
WA8HINUTON. Jan. 29. The secretary pf
stpls U In receipt of a telegram from Upltoil
States Consul Klndrlck at Juarci , Mex , re-
portlne lhat kix. Americans have been tfhot
Their nnmrnr * Dan tfusack. Jaik KldrcdgC ,
George I.unt , Charles Durni. I ou Webster
and' Henry Williams. U Is said lhat they
were shot by order ot General Torres ntnr
GuaymnA on the ground that , they wore found
wli ti Yaqut IrtdlnnK. The conRnl bo notel
been nblo lo confirm this report , but the
' secretary of state has suitably instructed
our ambassador In relation lo the aHcgcd
shoollng ' and ftloo Instructed Consul Kin-
drlck to ascertain and report to the ambas
sador all particulars.
KASSON RETURNS TO CAPITAL
from Ailnck nf
l-'rcneh.
Trc-iity.
WAS111NOTON , J n. 29. Mr. Knssou , the
special plenipotentiary charged wllh the ns-
gotlatlon 'of reciprocity irentlcs , returned
today from Florida completely rccomcd
from a oevefo attack of grip" . His return will
mark the resumption of the efforts of Iho
friends of the pending French reciprocity
treaty to secure Its ratification by the sen-
ale.
Until very teccnlly only Iho Inlrreels that
fjollo\etl thbmselvca to \infoVorably \ nf-
fcelcd by the i-hangcvi In tariff rates con
tained Inthe treaty had been hcanl from I
and the effect'was to give ride to the gravest
doubts MS to the trcaly. However , ihe nianl-
fold InlertstM thai expect to profit by the
substantial reduction In duties -to bo col-
IcOtedon' American goods etiterlhK France
under the treaty are coming to the front nnd
are sending letters lo member * of he(8Qtia' "
aria The iioimb Urging prompt ratification.
. Attention Jp being directed , fo the fact
Ibat , , ) ' wcnt thd J-V.cnch government has
aUmUt iIHt ; the minimum- rain ofv tariff
, pf trpleum AtiiJ. collonsced oil In anticipation
pf the rnlin'cutlon of the treaty. wShdud ) ( t
.fall the , concession would 'have to bo .vvlth-
ilhn\n nnd the maximum rates Imposed.
.Mcan\yilculth ) ( the exqcntton , at one ar
rangement practically completed , all ot the
olher projected treaties hayo becn.nllbvved
to. remain In a stage ov negotiation that
cpiumUp ' flpltber parly lp any ve'ry ' deflnllo
p'ropp'salg. It * Is realized by. the. diplomatic
representatives of Ihe other European poiv-
ters that If France falls to secure thq rail-
'flcatloti of.'the ireqly Ihero 1 ! lib .hope tor
favorable acilon oh others.
pitaiT TMB ria > sib.v 'Ct.AiiHi ' : .
Wentlior Ilnronn Bill Ilrt-clrex Illni > k
M > e Httlerr'n Itmolutlon Ilofei-rcil.
WASHINGTON , Jon. 20. The bill for the
reorganization and Improvement of the
we/ithcr bureau , which Includes piovlnlon
for ' pensioning disabled and aged 1'inploycB
6f the ffcrvlco" received a black eye In the
IIOUBP. The 6111 was bitcrly fought by the
opponents of civil pension rolls 'on account
of the life tentlrp prbvlslons It contained
and It was sidetracked on a test vote 6f 57
'to C : : . Although the Gpeukcr ulled that It
rcmulned unfinjslicd bnslncKB rtlicu the
house was ngalif In. comjnlltce of the whole
the orponenlB ot llic measure believe Ihe
action today kills It.
The early portion of the day w'as devoted
lo a Ihcly Bcrlmmnge over Ihp Sulzer rfao-
Inllon to investigation Secrctaiy G pe wlilcli
the committee en rules recommended sb'ould
be sent to the wnys and means comniltiee ,
ns the latter committee has the response of
the secretary In Its possession.
There wasf no opposition' to the proposed
action , but Itlchnrdson nnd Bulz6r used It
as a text for renewing tholr attacks upon
the secretary.
nge was defended by Hopkins of Illlnolo ,
Hll ) of Connecticut and Ualzell of Pennsyl-
vanla.
A bill lo require pilots and offlceis of
steam vessels to make path to Ihelr appll-
callons for licenses was passed.
OAOll' \K13S AISOrilHU IlKI'OHT.
Tell * of Coiml mill Ceodetlu
In M-tv Colonlt'H.
WASHINGTON , Jan : 29. In answer lo a
senate 'resolution Secretary Gpge toilsy sent
to' the senate a report on thn jcoast and'
'gBOfletlc1 stlrvoy with cspeulnl refereireoi'to
Ihe new Islands pos osslonsof thp Unltp.l
'
States. Ho saje the resources of'ihe survey
n.re i'natlequnlb lo cbmplete Ihesiif vey of
tlawnil nnd Puerto Hico. Ho saya the
problems of the Philippines nre muqh larger
aiid recommends the establishment of a sub-
oflfce nt Marilla.
The house Insular commltlee today ordered
favorable reports on the resolutions Inquir
ing of the secretaries of w'ar and' nayy for
detailed Information of the expenditures on
account of military operations In the Philip
pine Islands from May 1 , 1S)8 ! ) , lo November
30 , IS'JU. *
ftepreiscntatlve ijatdy of Iowa today Introduced - j
duced a bill lo resulatc mining In the Cape
Nome district , Alaska , which wilt give min
ers the right to operate In the Ud6 lands of I
tbo territories. '
A fnvornblo report was made from thq
house naval coinmllleo loday on the bill lo ri e.
restore thn historic frigate CoiiHtltuUon , Ihe
cost to be borne by patriotic socfttlea of
Massachusetts.
CiHEAT AIMlV KOHVIKl ) I ! A MO.Vl'll.
HnplilM ' ; of .lloblll/nllon nt the Oiil-
hrt'iik of the S'liinldli "War ,
WASHJNGTON , Jan. 29. Suigeon Oenoral
Stcrnberg has compiled some figures as a
bnsls of mortallly calculalloiis In Iho Span-
loh-Amerlcan war which Incidentally de
velop ; ho Inlerastlni ; fact that the moblll/a-
Uon 'of the army during the Spanish-Ameri
can war was accomplished In only a frac-
linn of the tlmo to assemble an equivalent i
number of troops In the civil war. In May ,
1861 , the main strength of the union arm/
was 16,101 and In one month It had In
creased to only Ofj.OIiO. In tle ) 'IrAt fnonth
of ihe Spanish-American wnr the United
Rtntca army , starting with n3,726 ; , Had in-
crnnscij before the close of the month to I.
1'02,52C ( . This Is regarded as a fpninrkBljlo
feat oi military organization , fnr surpawlng
the [ best results obtained by the Irtf ) | | h goy-
ernmenU' ' , (
i-iiiiiic folp to ' lle/urii / HOIIIP. IfI
WASIIINfiTON , J'nn. ty. The. term of I
I.oid Pauni-cfole , the Diltlsh ambassador to *
Ihla eapiul , .will pxplre in April. Komo
time ago , In vloiv of his lon an < | l-wnornble
career ftero , Iho nrubassiiilor's t nuro was
extended to Atfrll , nnd Inasmuchup no ofll- E
tlal Intimation basr brcn received , hers of a
further'ifMfhiilofl , ll U supposed he will re-
tli'e after another mnnlh'ii servlco , " The PI
dale of the ambampdcr's departure for Kng-
land will depend entirely on his own vrlslie.ii "
M
"
often develop into weak ,
delicate , backward children ;
undersized , nervous , feeble ,
adults. Lack of nourish
ment is the cause.
Jan.
is the remedy. A little of
it three or four times a day Feb
will do wonders. The Teb
pinched , sad faces become
round and rosy ; the wasted
limhs plump and firm. If
your baby is not doing well , call
try this great food-medicine T ni
joe. and | l.oo , all drtlczlsta. ,
i
j nnj comfol-l 111. r tirnmni x lii in ko
1
Uaron Kava , th6 luillan nmba adoilrj < i
ofthe illploiiiallc corps
of ItnlirM * ' Vllli-iiKc- .
WASIIINUTON. Jan 29 The house i > m-
nilllcft'on inllrnno today dlsoilfspd thr tlnltit
of Itrlgham ll , Ilouortsfoe - , mlleago , whi < h
| amounts to $1,000. A majority of the com-
mllleo arc of Ihe oiliiton | that he In tint
entitled lo this money r.u he was not gnoro
In as n member of the house. Uoberinll
be heard by ihe committee en
WASHINOfON , Jan 29. The
of the navy revolved the following cable
gram today from Itearilmlral SchlP ) . < om-
mandlng the South Allnntlc quadion , uotv
nt Puerto KnuciiHdn
"Bubonic plagno Is ofllrlalb u ported to
bo ppldcmlq nl Jlosarlo , nl a dtsiancc of ] ! > 0
miles. Sqiiaifron tutlA fnr Monioviilco "
I'rrpililPiil .MoKlulojV Illrlliiln ; ,
WASHINGTON. Jnn. 29 PrraMrm Mr-
KInley la 57 yrhrs old Indav , having b"oti
born at Nile , Trumbull county , ( ) . . January
28 , 1S43. llo received many congr.ilul itlLiu
from VIsttrtM and a larco number rf c-anlo.
graiim and tclcgranut felicitating him upon
the ocrasloi ) . Many floral tcniotnliiati e
were sent him.
Sun mmCiiiirl llcrrm.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 5 ! . In lh. > I tilled
States supreme com ! todav Chief JiiHtltn
Fuller nnnuitllced lhat n rcttci * for three
weeks would' be taken from next Monday.
WHERE IS MAjTSjCKEFELLER
OtlM It iilirln T " l inlili OllhTi-n Sn.r
Tlu-j Mn > UJiii nl Oniinxllf IIiulM
' < lf bllZUII.
WASHJNtiffjN , JauT 9. This eableginm
has been received al thd War department
"AIANIIjAi Jan. 20. Adjut.mil licncral ,
Washington : ' , 'llceciied Spanish major re
ported ) } iat'uo sa Majbr lloekefcllcr In
norlheqi' Kalbnles ' , Uccembcr Ii. Auothcr
Spanish ofllc'cr In bouthein Luzon ttales Unit
ho saw him l ere a sborl time ago. No
satisfactory co'ucltieioii can be i cached.
" "
"OTIS
ISoiiornl < IM' | | llnrrlnmInun ,
WASHINGTON , Jan. 2i. ! Sccrclnry Root
today received from 'Manila ' ii crpv of Ilia
_
marriage law laid down by ( ienoral OtlB.
Up to Ihe dale of Ihlrt order. December IS
lasl , only Calh'olle niHrilnges were eele-
bralcd In the { 'hlllpplne.i or iccognlzed as
legal. 1 ( To meet he peculiar conditions In
the islands General Oils laid down no
specific ceremony , only providing that nny
prescribed form \ \ \ lsufllcc \ , piovldlug Ihero
IK au open ncknouledgmenl of Ihc mnrrtaKo
by Ibe parties thetcto. The form of u
certificate Is prescribed and this may bo nt-
le&ted by a priest , rector or Judge.
Citvltr Cannon u < nrnil"ml. .
DEAbWOOn/S I ) , Jan. 2'.i. ( Special. ) -
City authorities have had the Spanlah run-
non , which was" captured .it the batllo of
Cavltc ami presented lo Dendwood by Iho
goveminent , mounted upon Iron In the front
yard ot Ihe High school ground * . A largo
slonc was obtained from the KvaiiH ntonu
quarry at Hot Springs , which was carved
Into a pedestal. This cannon Is the ouly
one of flic kind In South Dakota
CONDENSED
Borden'e Condenccd Milk Co. , H. Y.
UOCUTA. SASDAI.WCIOIl C IFSVMSS.
Cures Conorrhoea , Gleet or unnalural dl -
ohurgfK In n. few days. Full directions.
Trice J1.50. All dmsglBts , or m-ill I > I31cl
. Co. . 1S3 Centre fit. . New York
WANTRO Cane or oad lieallh that
U-I-P-A-N-B will not 'neneflt. Kcnd 5 cents
to llluins Chfmlca ) CQ , . New York , for 10
sampler nnd 1,000 testimonials.
AMUSHME-NTS.
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"A LADY OF QUALITY. "
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Feb. l-Frst | Mt K.Church. .
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