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TAFT REVIEWS PHILIPPINES
Bay i Keed of an Intl-Blavsry Mesmrs
. Dost 5ot Ixist.
RATIFICATION OF CANAL TREATY SURE
Offlrrn tif ikr Battleship Mlaaaarl Re
port the r Ifirrn-WHIr Flight mt
bell fmm fclr-vattan.
CORNELL SEATED BY HOUSE
EowVJ Loses the Contested 6eat by Twehe
Votes.
URGENT DEFICIENCY BILL CONSIDERED
Mruirr la Ipoi Qumlloi nf A ppro
prlatlns a Loan nf 4.(KHi,(KK to
Llilitliil Pure hair
Ksixtsitlon.
Washington, . Fb. lo.-Tne house to
day disposed of the Connell-HowHl con
teetrd rltnUm cuse from Hie Tenth I'enn
jrlvanla district In favor of Mr. Council. The
republicans, ltii the exception of Me-srs.
Lannlng (N. J..) Stilra la.) and I'arker
(N. J..J supported the resolution unseat
ing Mr. Howell and Riving the seat to the
contestant. The democrats solidly ui-
jwrted Mr. Howell. Mr. Shims and i Mr.
ldng spoke In opposition to the un
seating of Mr. Unwell. Mr. Connell was
Jironiptly worn In and took his seat. The
bouse then resumed confederation of the
senate amendment proponing a loan of
t4.0fiA.0il0 to the Louisiana I'urchase expo
sition, on which a vote on the question
tif concurrence will le taken tomorrow.
Further opposition developed In the de
bate today.
On demand of Mr. Williams (Miss.) the
resolution reported hy Uie committee on
election was divided, a yea and nny vote
bring takon fust on that portion decid
ing that Mr. Howell, the sitting member,
was not elected to the house from the
Tenth I'eiins.vlvauia district. This was
carried by a vote of 1U0 to 144. It waa a
party vote, except ttzt Messrs. limning,
Shiran and Tarker IN. J..) republicans,
voted with the democrat for Mr. Howell.
That portion of the resolution declaring
that Mr. Conmil was elected and entitled
to a seat u then curried, ir to 148, the
amendment being the name a on the pre
ceding vote. The oath was administered
Ut onoo bT the rpeaker to Mr. Connell, who
took Ids aeat as a mcmlier.
Tho bouse resumed i-onilderstinn of the
amendment to the urgent deficiency ap
propriation bill, -appropriating a loan of
S4.60O.0fW Wtha Ijoulsls-rrm IWTTe -expo.
nit Ion, tlie question being on the amend
ment proposed by Mr. Tawney relating to
(ha manner of the repayment of the loan.
VLB agreement wa reached to vote on this
ejid then on the senate amendment at
O'clock tomorrow.
suppose we could probably have taken the
device awsy from the Groffs br getting
somebody else to improve It or make some
thing Just like It for the sake of denying to
them the benefit of their genius and
rights under the patent."
Mac.hen said it wa neither hi right nor
Inclination to notify Inventor to come In
and improve on till fastener, because It
would have been an Injustice to the pio
neer Mac hen could not ay that any postmas
ter ever made recommendation for the
Croff fastener. He admitted thiit the post
master at Boston had written the depart
ment acknowledging the receipt of a num
ber of barrel of Groff fastener and ob
jecting to them, assigning five reasons
therefor.
At thl point court adjourned until tomorrow.
SPEECH OCCUPIES SENATE
Mr.
MH irahrr Rapports Treaty lid
Jastlflea 411 the Acta nf Hie
Administration.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 0.-The major por
tion of the time of the senate in open sen-
Ion today was devoted to a speech by Mr.
MeOumtier. who purported the Panama
anul treaty and Justified all the acts of the
administration In connection with the re
cent revolt. A number of private pension
Ills were passed.
At the conclusion of routine business, Mr.
McCumlier addressed the senate on the
anama canal question. He spoke in sup
port of the treaty. At the conclusion of
Us address the senate went into executive
session.
Senator Daniel spoke In opposition to ilie
ratification of the I'anama canal treaty.
He wa answered briefly by Senator Fair-
bank uid Bpooner. Senator Daniel' re
marks were on the highest plane. He did
not criticise the administration for anything
that had occurred on the isthmus, but did
advise that the government accept the Nlo-
araguan route a the only one for which
title can be secured without national dis
honor. He was congratulated warmly by
senator on both sides of the chamber for
the character of his speech. The question
of having printed for the benefit of- the
senate the speeches which are made on the
canal question In executive session, was
voted in the" negative. '
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WACHEN TELLS OF FASTENERS'
Mrs Tronbl Came Wkri He Wonla
Kat Help Vn" Higher
r Kalary.
.Washington, Feb. m August w.
(auchea continued hi testimony In the
postal trial today. Mr. Machen aid he
toll the Inventor of the Muller fastener
that hi device seemed to be an In
trtngement of the Groff fastener, that he
did rot car to buy a law suit and beside
II Old not have the merit of the latter.
After Mr. Heath retired from office In
100, Mr. Macben said Postmaster General
Smith took direct supervision over the
rural free delivery division and made it
praotloa to send members pf congress
and senators to confer with him (Machen)
of Oila Machen said, grew the prac-
of writing letters to congressmen
ngwed In Us name. Mr. Wynne, he said
Upon taking charge, bud directed that thus
pbould stop.
'Answering a Question by Mr. Douglas,
Sir. Machen Said his relations with Mr.
Vynne became strained In February-. 118
"At that time." lie said, "Mr. Wynne
Bras making an effort to Increase hi
tre-a salary to .0t0. Mr. Wynne re
Quested me to use my Influence with
certain memlwrs of congress to that end,
Which I refused to do." After that time he
said be and Wynne were not on speaking
lernis. He driled receiving any money
Xrwn Loreris for the purpose of Influencing
his action,
(in croai-examlnatlim Mr. Machen said
that when he left Toledo he owed fcw.tluO,
but bad aiuc paid all but f..(vn of the In
debtedmaa. It was paid fiom assets that
were unavailable at that Unit:, he said.
which consisted of projerty that he had In
til mother's came and trom the Lorenx
nota Mit lie4i admitted that wtien he came
to Washington Jie lMrrowd money from
(Tieiids to get him and his family here
The witness then was ukd if It waa net
a fact that he had deposited in a hank at
1 eauiunsler. Md., between Novemtier
and May 7, 19tKi. the sum of I77.C7K.
Counsel fur the defense objveted. The
veurt took the matter under advisement
Anawurinpf another Inquiry why he did
Hot tln.uiute tlie inventive genius of the
country by advertising fur devices better
than that of the Groffs. Machen said: "1
the theory tbwt micht is right and of
ooura this great govertiment Is mighty:
WASHINGTON, Fen. 1 - Secretary of
War Tsft reviewed conditions In the Phil
ippine Islands before the house committee
on Insular affairs today. The secretary t
first turned his attention to the Pstterson
bill to abolish slavery In the iBlends. He
stated that there was not the slightest ob
jection to the passage of the bill, although
In his judgment there was no use for the
measure, as slavery had already been
abolished legislatively by the terms of the
Philippine act. The Bates treaty, he said.
had been abrogated by the sultan of
Sulu. and his dattos and he had for
warded a recommendation to the secretary
of war for its abrogation officially by the
United State.
Secretary Taft reviewed the friar land
negotiations, which had been successfully
concluded. While the Philippine govern
ment might lose perhaps t2.onti.WO by the
purchase of the friar land and their sub
sequent sale to the Filipinos be thought
the beneficial effect from a political
standpoint amply Justified the transac
tion.
Canal Treaty Certain.
As If seem certain now that the Pan
ama canal treaty will be ratified soon by
the senate President Roosevelt has taken
tip with Secretary Shaw the arrangements
necessary to be made by this government
for the payment of the Mf'.OOO.ooO for the
canal property and the tlO.OOO.OHO to the Re
public of Panama. He also is giving par
ticular attention to the personnel of the
Isthmian canal commission which 1 to
have charge of the construction of the
great waterway. Attorney General Knox
has under consideration the Ppooner set
of the last congress with a view of deter
mining whether it afford the president
ample authority to provide for the Issu
ance of bonds to raise the money ltnmedl
ately needed and to appoint the commis
sion. It Is thought Rear Admiral Walker,
president of the present commission, will
probably head the commission.
Reaalatlna Public Lands. 1
Senator Gamble today reported favor.
ably from the committee on public lands
the 6 per cent bill for the regulation of
accounts between the Vnlted Statese and
the several states relative to the dlsponl
tion of public landH. The aggregate
amount Involved at the present time un
der this bill Is estimated at IS.lK.OOO while
the amounts already deposited with the
states under the land act, aggregates tat.
101.644. The bill has been reported favor-
ablr 'o several congresses, but it now has
th full approval of the public -lands com
mlttee and earnest effort will be made to
secure its passage.
Nebraska Postnaaeter Appointed.
Itiee claim the company has advertised
having a paying mine, when, as a matter
f fact. It has net, this being fraud.
Tearbera Eiamlalaa Board.
PIERRE. 8 V.. Feb. 10. t'Fpeclhl )
State Superintendent Nash ha selected hi
iKiard of examiners for the next meeting
of the board to pass upon papers of teach
ers w ho take the spring examinations. The
board Is called to meet on March "K and
consists of E. I. ftledcrstaedt, Mndison: O.
E. Brown. Mount Vernon; G. A. Clark.
Tankton; Maud R Carter, Pierce; W. P.
Dunlevy. Pierre; MargHret I'uthie. Miller;
C. H. Ellingson, Canton; G. A. Fry. Mit
chell; S. C. Hartranft. Alwrdeen; Ida P.
Hatch, Pierre; B. M. Hardeiibriv-k. Marion
Junction; C. F. Koehler. Aberdeen; C. T.
King, Bryant; Eva M. Lange, Pierre;
Emma Nelson, Onlda; M. M. Rutnfr. Mil-
bank: G. J. Srhellenger, Selny; M. M.
Gunln, Eureka.
CATTLEMEN FEELING GOOD
' feel absolutely safe for this winter
the cold ha Iwen severe at times
While
there
Incorporate Rallna; Company.
PIERRE. S. P.. Feb. 10. (Special Tele
gram.) Articles of incorjioratlon of a new
Dakota railroad company were filed with
the secretary cf state today. It U known
a the Watertown & Webster railroad and
is fifty miles In length, located In Codditip
ton and Day counties md caplu.ilxed lit
tadd.OMi. The directors, all local men ilons
the line, are A. C. Burnstad. N. J. LJnd
groen, K. A. Shorestad. A. C. Davis. Joseph
Paul, J. N. Ijong. J. W. Bend, J. H. Brooks
and J. L. EdsaTl.
CnU Weather Ha. Werkea Hara- I nu" no ,lm" entiph snow to inter- ,
. , , fr with gTsr.ltg and enough most of the;
skips on t attle la the Rnnae i ,,
j time to all'iw rnpe stuck to wander at
Cenntry. I will regardless cf wster , hole this!
'sule'of the rivi r there ha. lH-n consider-j
PIETtnn. S I1.. Feti. 1" i Special j able grain fed. ns th cotintrj 's sc com-
Ptof kmen In this ji,-t of the pmte are Well ! pletely fenced tip tt:m tliete i no c;en 1
One man who has juct mad a trip threuzb
weHlern Sully county s that all the
farmers hnvc good snptbe cf rnrt Jt
on hand. h;i-ing held It hist f?vll for pos
sible need tins winter.
Old Ion a Mtt'i Psll Fatal.'
SAN FRANCISCO. Feb 1ft W. W. Cr-r-
Innil lTeolent of the Sun Krunelsro Tvwi-
satiffie-i with condition kh Tilt this wii- ' ranre. but with the bay which wjs se- pruphictil union. Is deHd as the reult of
ter. and believe thru the oming of wnrrp cured lnr.t Tear, find the corn rniif-d. all falling thm.igh an i;-n levator f-baft. Ha
. , . . ... , rniis co!iii- with Iowa new p:vpes
weather Is row near enouch to make them j are coming t! rouch in the heft of shape. twenty years ago
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Hold f baffee for Killing.
STFRGIS, S. P., Feb. 10 (Special )
Sheriff Brown and State' Attorney Mc
Nermy arrived from DaJsell. Meade county,
last night with Bud Chaffee, who shot
Simon Slsley at that place about two week
ego. It Is said Chaffee shot Sislev twice
and killed him instantly, claiming It wa
In nolf-defense. Chaffee I now In the
Meade county Jail In this city.
MAY GET JURY BY THURSDAY
en Progress Relna Made In Secar
tng Men la Hear Dewey
Case.
HORTON, Kan.. Feb. 10 -More progTes
was made today In the effort to secure a
Jury to try Chauncey Dewey, William J.
McBride and Clyde Wilson for the mur
der of Burchard B. Berry, and it now
seems probable that twelve men will have
been secured by Thursday night.
FORECAST OF THE WEATHER
Pair for Kebrsika vrltb Warmer
Weather for Friday, and Cod.
tinned fold In Ion a.
WASHINGTON. Feb. 10-Forecast :
For Nebraska Fair Thursday; warmer In
western portion. Friday, warmer and fair.
For Iowa and Missouri Fair; continued
cold Thursday. Friday, fair and warmer.
For Illinois Fair; continued cold Thurs
day. Friday, fair and warmer; fres north
to northeast wind.
For North Dakota Fair; not so cold
Thursday. Friday, warmer; probably snow.
For South Dakota Fair and warmer
Thursday and Friday.
r or Ivan san warmer jn northern por-
The president today sent to the senate j tion; fair. Friday, fair and warmer.
NEW YORK BANK IS CLOSED
Equitable national la Handa af Bank
Exaaalner, bat Of here Arc
Not Involved.
WASHINGTON. Feb. 30-The Equitable
National bank of New York City was
closed today by direction of the comptroller
of the currency and National Bank Exam
iner Edward Ridgely ha been appointed re
ceiver.
The failure of the bank 1 dpe to bad
loan and injudicious nanagem'ent. The
volume of business done by this bank has
always been small and has decreased so
greatly In the laat few weeks that Its
failure is almost without significance, and
in no way involve any other national
bank. It had practically no business
with banks outside of New York City.
The asset and liabilities are given at
$t2.7Kl. It capital wai tlMO.OOO and it has
deposits of 39u,?73.
APPRENTICES MAY FIGHT
Training; aaidras ia Tnld te Protect
American Intereata la De
mi a ira n Waters.
WASHINGTON. Feb. 10. Specific Instruc
tion have been cabled Rear Admiral Wise,
commanding the training squadron In
Dominican waters, regarding the protec
tion of American shipping interests there.
The firing on the Clyde line steamer New
York by a government gunboat, as re
ported In cable dispatches received today,
has aroused luclipimtlon In official circles
here, and it was said at the Navy depart
ment that the probable course of action
after such an outrage would be the selsure
of the gunlioat by Rear Admiral Wise, in
which event it probably would be carried
to Guantatiamo.
DIFFERENTIAL IS LAWFUL
Interstate finnrrrr Commission Re
iterates Fimrr Huling In Case
Aavalnat Missouri Paetae.
WASHINGTON. Feb. 10 In the rase of
the city of Wichita, Kan., against ta
Missouri Pacific and other railroads In
volvlng a 5-cent higher rate on flour to
Texas points than on w heat the Interstate
Commerce eommiaKlon today rettorated its
lormer aecision tnai me airrerentlal was
mrt unlawful. The commission holds that
it has no more authority to place competing
millers in different state upon precisely
the same footing than It has to equalise
the conditions in all localities and In every
Industry.
the following nomination:
Postmasters:
Montana Walter Alderson. Red Lodge.
Nebraska James L.. LAshhrook. Oxford.
Washington George W. Edgerton,
Puyallup.
Kaormon Plight of Sbell.
One of the officer of the battleship Mis
souri, which ha been engaged in target
practice off the Chesapeake cape, came
to the Navy department with a remark
able statement. He said that one of the
twtlve-lnch gun being elevated seven de
grees, let fly a shell which the strongest
glass could not follow to the end of It flight.
Later a passing steamer reported that the
shot had struck the sea within 300 yeard
of It. The steamer was distant from the
Missouri Just fifteen miles.
fcams In I.lvery Bill.
The State department's fjiswer to the
house carriage resolution wa transmitted
to that body today by President Roose-
elt. The anwer um up the "livery" a
follow :
The department maintains for the use
of the necretary and assistant secretary
one brougham, one victoria, two depot
wagon, one urrey. four horses, three
sets of single hsrness and one set of
double harness. The total cost of this
outfit is Ili.Mt. Four assistant messengers
at trio a month are employed as drivers.
No footmen or automobiles are employed.
Tornrde Boats Art Gewd.
The secretary of the navy has received
the following cablegram of the report of
the passage of the torpedo boat flotilla
under convoy of the Buffalo from Ban Juan
to La Halmas. Canary Islands, from Com
mander W. H. Everett of the Buffalo:
The behavior of the flotilla at sea was
excellent. No heavy water was taken
aboard at any time, nor was any damage
received by any ksiat from any cause what
ever. The motion of ihe boats waa not
excessive, although aufficlent to lie come
very tiring when kept up Incessantly for
twelve days.
Lincoln's "Last Escort.
Among the speaker at the Lincoln ban
quet In Grand Rapids. Mich., Friday night,
will be Thoma T. Pendel, who for forty
year has been an usher In th White
House. Fendel Is now 80 year old and
It was he who last escorted President
Lincoln from the White House to hi car
riage on the night of hi assassination.
Farm Animals nf tnnntrj.
The acting statistician of the Depart
ment of Agriculture has completed his
estimate of the number and value of farm
animals on June 10. 19(4. The totals for
the roun.ry are shown In the following
table:
Number.
Ki.Tfe.UC
.... ii.TST .H16
....1T.41K.R17
....43.tS 4t
M.u.lli.141
.... 4:.oi in.ser
Is the joy of the household, for wfthont
it do happiness can be complete. How
tweet the picture of mother and babe,
angel smile at and commend the
m jsn j-anw n pna r-j thoughts and aspirations of the mother
V J f 1 f" ' bending over the cradle. The ordeal through
If l'l3'Ml"J "'hich the expectant mother must pass, how-
J JJ tl W La ever' " ' dne nl suffering that
she looks forward to the hour when she shall
feel the exquisite thrill of motherhood with indescribable dread and
fear. Every woman should know that the danger, pain and horror
cf child-birth can be entirely avoided by the use of Mother's Friend,
a scientific liniment for external use only, which toughens and renders
pliable all the parts, and 'mm a. n-m m w
iu'ss: p Q fill Y E $ R
otwon..U,e p..dtbi. HjNliH II In t. Ill rO)
rest crisis in perfect safety -"" m-'
and without pain. Sold at fi.co per
bottle by druggists. Our book of priceless
value to all women sent free. Address
For Wyoming Fair Thursday, except
now In northwest portion : warmer. Fri
day, warmer.
For Montana Fair and warmer Thurs
day, except snow In northwestern portion.
Friday, probably snow.
Local Record.
OFFICE OF THE WEATHER BX'REAU,
OMAHA. Feb. 10. Official record of tem
perature and precipitation compared with
the corresponding day- of the last three
years :
' fH. 113 112. 19m.
Maximum temperature 13 43 1H 25
Minimum temperature ... 1 S2 3 2
Mean temperature 6 sk 1 14
Precipitation T .01' T .00
Record of temperature and precipitation
at Omaha for this day and since March 1,
ma-.
Normal temperature ?4
Deficiency for the day g
Total excess since March 1 f
Normal precipitation 113 inch
Deficiency for the day 03 inch
Total rainfall since March 1 32 K inches
Excess since March 1 1.77 inch
Deficiency for cor. period 1W3 7 inch
tendency for cor. period, jmc S.2S inches
Resorts from Stations at T P. M.
CONDITION OF THB
WEATHER.
Omaha, clear
Valentine, cloudy
North Platte, clear ....
Cheyenne, clear
Salt Lake City, clear .
Rapid City, clear
Huron, partly cloudy .
Wllllston, clear
Chicago, partly cloudy
St. Louis, clear
St. Paul, clear
Davenport, clear
Kansas City, clear ....
Havre, cloudy '.
Helena, cloudy
Bismarck, clear ........
Galveston, cloudy
Hi 2 t
r i-i 2.
,i i? :
11' 13 T
Si 1(1 .(m
ml ik t
24' So. .(Kl
afi; a; .(i
8: 2 .(
' 2 .0(1
14' S .nn
14! 14 T
24 2f. T
2 (1. .00
14, IS, .mi
Do! 22 .on
ml .mt
141 lfi' .Oft
14 lo on
Ml br,. .00
T Indicates trace of precipitation.
Indicate beJow ero.
L. A. WELSH. Forecaster.
Farm Animals.
H orses
Mules
Mtlrh rows
Other cattle ....
Sheep
Swine
Value.
tl.l.Mi.i
217.&;c.m;
Dtti.MMKS
71.17K.l:
L&.iMi.V
28S.r4.b47
INVESTIGATE MINING COMPANY
Pasta mre Department tiara t Ions Rr-
liability nf (aserra Operating
Mlnea In Wrmlii.
CHEYENNE, Wyo.. Feb. 10 (Special -
The poptofhee department is investigating
the methods of the Great Standard Mining
and Milling company, which was organ
iced in Rosion some time ago with a capi
tal stock of S2.uu0.uiW, and which owns
shout fifteen claims in the Silver Crown
district west of the city. It Is alleged
that the Great Standard Is a stock jobbing
concern; that the company has no real
mine; that the ore exhibited In the east
as coming from one of its properties at
Silver Crown was taken from mines In an
other slats, and that the purchasers of
stock In the concern are being buncoed.
The postoffice department claims that the
malls have been used by the company to
circulate the alleged fake advertising mat
ter.
Poptoffiee Inspector J. E. Bennett of the
tienver office has made several trips to
Silver Crown and has secured samples of
ore from the five and ten-toot holes of
the company, and he will make his report
to Washington shortly. Yesterday Stat
Geologist Bueler went 4o Bilwr Crown and
made an expert examination of on of the
properties of the Great Standard, and he
will forward his report to the company
at once. Mining men rlalm that the Great
Standard lias some good properties at Sil
ver Crown and that they ara doing a
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strength. I feel like a different woman now and
hare sot know what it was to be sick for preral
ay tK I gladly praise your medicine, a it
nrtainly dau ia it
MrSa:A.S.Scott.
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Los Angeles.
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Why don't you stop racperimeoting?
If yon are like Mrs. Scott aad her expo,
hence certainly fits that of hundreds of thoo
sands of women yon have been taking all)
kinds of strong medicine and yon are worse
than you were before you took any treatment.
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trial has ever to our knowledge said that.
That is all we need to say to convince yon
that Wine of Cardui is the medicine you need, '
but if you would talk to women like Mrs. Scott. ,
and there are scores and hundreds of thexa ia
this city, you cannot help but realize that Wine j
of Cardui will cure you quickly. 1
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because she knows what women's suScrinf feu ,
Wine of Cardui will give you health and stop '
those dragging pains.
You can buy a SI. 00 bottle of 'Wine of.
Cardui from acy druggist and begin the treat
ment today.
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