STU \7 l "AUGUBAIED
New Goi'ei'izor fake-s- tha Oath of
Office at Harrisburg.
l‘EF 1‘1iUGU11-.. ADDRESS
319-1. Gubin Becomes LieutenantGuvernor
~Gov, Stone in His Address Warns
Pennsylvania of Fina (cial Peril—Inves-
tigating Committees Rarely Necessary.
Harrisburg, Pa., an. 18.--Colonel VVil-
liam A. Stone was yesterday inaugu—
rated gov einor of Pennsylvania. Gen-
eral J. P. S. Gobin at the same t-imtz.
became lieutenant governor.
Colonel Stone succeeds General Dan—
iel H. Hastings, and General Gobin
takes the place of Walter Lyon.
Attorney General McCormick and
other members of Governor Hasting’s
cabinet 1'-'eti1ed with him.
Sec1eta1'v of the Commonwealth Da-
V'id Martin resigned as secretary of the
common“ ealth and qualified as mem-
be1 of the Senate from the Eighth Phil
adelphia dist1ict.
A feature of the inaugural parade
was the fine appearance and marching
of the National Guard, organized last
summer to take the places of the
troops that. went into the volunteer
serVice from the Guard for the wa11
with Spain.
The entire regiments of the Guard
were on parade under command of Ma—
j01 General Georg R. Snowden of
Philadelphia. . l.
The SurV' V~'"01s Association of(the,
One Hunch ed and Eighty- -seventh reg-II
iment,Pennsv1vania volunteers, '-Ii1'1:l
which Governor Stone seiV ed during-
the 01V 11 V",.ar and numerous politcialIsI
'3 C
and civic clubs were also in the pro-,1
0855' on.
The inaugural ceremonies took place '
at noon on the VV est side of the capitol,
in the presence of the members of the
general assembly, state officials and
numerous other spectators. . .
The Rev. Dr. George S. Chambers,‘
pastor of the Pine street Presbyterian
church, 01tered prayer.
The certificate of election of Colonel
Stone was read by Chief Clerk Miley
of the Senate, after VV hich the oath of
office was administered to the new, gov .
ernor by ud ge Henry W. Williams of
the state sur 101ne court.
The principal part of the new go'v 'er-
nor’s inaugural address was devoted
to the discussion of the finances of the
state. He announced that he. would-
not apmove bills which approi’n'iated
money beyond the amount of the rev-
enues of the state; the revenues would
have to be increased or the large school
appropriations 1educed. 'The latter he
did not consider at present necessary,
and he recommended the 1et'enti'0'n by
the state of ce1tain tax funds which
under existing law are returned to-the'
mountios.
He spoke of the practice of, carving
employcs not authorized by law upon
the rolls, and providing for their com--
pensa-tion in appropriation bills passed
1,11 the (losing hours of the legislative
sessions, and said that he ld l.
justified in VV 1thhold1n(r fié’gipro’fil
from any bills providing f01 the pay of
employes not already au—thm'lzed’by
law. in conclusion he said:
“I deem it also proper to' efipress the'
hope that the present legislature; n1ay.._
refrain from passing resolutions for
inV estigating committees to investigate
industrial and other on stions VVhere
the necessity for such 1 estigation is
not clear. An investigat10n is IneVeiqug .
necessary unless to inform the legisla-
tive bodyu upon existing LIflevils.-,- Vthrc'.
sufficient information exists to enable
the legislative body to (icin’edy admit;
ted wrongs by legislation, there is no,
necessity for an inVest'igation, and it"
is rarely that a subject comes before a
legislative body where investigation
and report are necessary to,-pr.operly.' -'
inform the legislators. These investi-
gations withdraw the attention (of the-'
legislators from the proper scope 2.1351
line ,of their legislative duties, prolong
the session of the legislatu'rb l’a’rid are
,Arl'ival of the hfarquettey "" 5
New York, an. 18.-7The Atlantic
transportliner Marquette, which left
London'on the night of December 9-3
last, arrived at her dock 1h Ire'yI steI
(lay. ' .
The usual time of the ' "
crossing the ocean is abo II 1
but the delay on"this mi 'inter voy~
age was due to the tempesruous weath-
er encountered, and the fact that the
vessel carried.Ibu»t eight hundred tons
of cargo.
The passengers were ignorant or tl’ie';
_fact that a. large leak due to t a
breaking of several rivets, had do
the hold No.2 with water for eight
days, and that, owing to the choking“
of the pipes leading to the steam pumpsa
the latter were rendered useless. 1" 9'
To keep the steamer from being low
at the head hand puma Mhst‘o the-1
used, and the leak was pievented from“
flooding the entire compartment.
The cattlemen were set to worlga‘ib‘:
the hand pumps andan gangs they re«
mained at their posts unt1thjq§tumU
er was docked.
When the Marquette 5.3;“,
out one of the cattlemen, 1.06%???
mas, fell through an open hatchway
into the hold. His deadifbbdx't )wvfi's'it
mund the next -d.,.””.- and buried at
Sula. '
Good New
Washington, ' '3 1(1):! 8184495168509.
from Manila read 3.161425 cabingt meets )I
lng yesterday Were the t"'('.>t’l.’e,c’t/" {1181i
1110 situation on the islan43', iii? New
quiet. ‘
The d1spatch’a‘drlofmced tfi‘a’t th’é’ 'p(3‘6
pie who had fifiQ’VGQQIjt lot #3310191!»
account of the alarmingibult, unfoundfi-
ed reports, were quietl‘y" Pe't‘tfi'fling’. tb'
their homes. ._..,:., =1 014
At Iloilo affairs re progressing sat-
isfac'torily, and'-- th? Ame”: at? (Stilcerll
and the indxvidyabinwrgeptm tr‘flifi'
‘urnizing freely on shore, and there is
no sign ofIsroybl'e, I“ ”a: bin. 91
A Little Span” sh Bluff.
Landon, £18211. 18.419116 correspondént
of the Central News at Madrid says the
108:! delegates to the Philippines to
(not 101:.Lthevtrele'asc "of ”the- Spanish
pol-mere direct'lymfiithk élhe rebels: ‘
- sional Library ,
ister in 1882. -
him and she died there.
During the cOmmu‘ne in Paris ‘Mi'
Young was there and wrote an account
of- it- that Wendell Phillips said was
unexcelled for- vividness and purity of.
English by Macauleys productions '
the factory.
tobacco .VV; appen-
engines
the factory.
.usual rate
warning. it burst
ments. .
T111“ "'"""
.1 ~ —-:.,
_,sta,ntl:vz ‘-
Was 1151a '
I Mary " ' '
,scaldcd ‘. '
Clevelalt (l.
mime. at the
apartment house. -
IA stylishly dressed and' handsome
young woman, said to be Miss;- Edna
Raymond entered the rooms occhpiwed
by Mr. and Mrs John A. Hanna dur-
ing-the. absence of the» husband ‘ and
opened fire on Mrs. Hanna with a re-
at Christmas.
Miss Ra vmo
1'.: 11m Koi‘tlieis
congresgr6
...-Way morning
Adjutant General Dalton pre
fa;3)ge§shge of sympathy fromcG
01' W01 cott to Congressman Boutelle,
131153 WwUthe head of the House
committee.
1‘; @gofigltmflloral design of ivy, sage.
palm leaves, American beauty roses,
violets, lilies of the vallty and orchids.
Rush/sax card 111111
the Commonwealth of Massachusetts,"
§9£pgo1igl13i nanDIIu'iston (is:
"Y $1131.“, 1'
.‘me E“
y‘ 5‘ .11
I F’s 1” :lhlflnwhv’gl’o
..gfigflLhui‘s Md, Jan 189-1’1' her’lflk
employer,
'llikenw
ijuted“ ‘
Spanish government has dechkl 16: 9"
LIBP .AF’dAN ’OF- (301'! GRESS IDIEAD.
,~—..d—'_
John Russell—Young 09113.0: .16st in Wuh-
:- -i1 'th011.
‘Nachmgton I- { :1'11’n,,y
sell Young, librarian of thetfongres-
a-t his residence
here yesterday morning, after an- ill-
ness of several weeks. ~ . -
John Russell Yodng was a~writer and
He it' was Who at;-
companied General Grant around the
world on his famous (tour. and wrote
,up .the experience of the party- in a.
clear, and attractive. style, afterward
publishing them in a book entitled
“Around the World with General
Grant." .
He was later made minister to:- China,
a post which be filled credit-ably:
was appointed libraiian of Congress to
succeedA. R. Spoft‘ord. who becamefxis
chief assistant.
Mr. Young was born in Pennsylvaw
1113. in 1841, of Scotch parents,- and was.
educated at New Orleans.
He became connected with‘ the Phil-
adelphia Press under John W. Forbes:
and gained an editorial pos’itlon'upou
that paper. - ~ -
your nalist, of note.
..',., 1..., 1'7"”! ,1; -
1 - ,,JOHN' (RESSEII) YOUNG:
. He' attracted th'e’ attentxon of Horace
Gre’elev, VV' 115- 111.1111: h’im managing ed1-
tor of the Tribune in 1865.
this position and started the Standard
in 1870. "i " - ' ‘
In 1872 he ’joined'-the'NewIY01'k Her-
ald staff and was‘ selected to accomi
panIyI General Grant around the world.
Mr. Young went to Ch'l'na as 061' min—
He took“ his bride with
Bursting Ely-wheel K1115 Tw'o’u .
18: «Two persorri
injured by [F113
Jersey City,”- Jan.
were killed (and two
bursting of In -fly- wheel in Lorill'ai'd's
tobacee.,.factory here yesterday. 5-:Thc',
dead are James Delaney, engineer 0'1
and Norah h'lccarthy,"a
Vlary Hickey .and
11103319. 1311101. both employ ed in the es:
tabhsnment. were seriously injured by
the, accident
11‘ wheel.-
.x
' 1IIIils
. ’ i 1 Exit .Is'ljot by, 'l-le1(.'I.l_.ival'..s,’
0.. Jan. 13. —-A sehsa‘ti untilz
,shooting aflair took place Monday eve—-
Ellington; a fashionable
Four IshotsI Were fired
yi one o “Qihl’c’
rs. Han .1 "‘ 1
Mr. and '45.?! Hanna were married
Up to a short time pre-
;,.:=Vr'lou§1 Muafiigl‘tkeot company with
gIealousy undoubtedly
{318683 ifiémngl:yg Funeral «Train,
.80 toa)... Kass"
111,115“ gill-11: body of the late
Nelson Dingley *from
passed through th"
midi. East
Exam 91211311512 'by'. 111,318»;
vfight p.111 robbed of Ijmowgmat
(steel-81rd 1111'; body dragged (shrugs
the railroad frock 11.111811901114153) £11,1—.
preaching, passenger train. 5'11,
13mins, viaS‘sfx‘uck by, the.e8gigie14 and
phu'rljed into addit'chi H19 legt‘a'rfii Vvfis
It mi. into, fine svdnd he maéj
3 01111119613408 recovp
Sligh'lsi MWWayi-nen 'esbap'é
.. 93,141.:
35:9 1- 1!
died
VVhioh weighed eighteen
:70ntrolled- the action- of— the big
(.111 ?ch inn the machinery 0'1
Tt was revolving at
when. 'VV'ithcut
many frag—
of speed.
_inces
"~71 ly' mahgnog 111111 and
‘ " ~-“.'c111tly“.
'ofIII ItIhIe IVVIheél
one immense frag— ;
hrotigh :1 brick partlg
"91:11' and struck‘ and in;
" “or. ah l-IcCartIth,
't the time. "
,'.' and Maggxe Dillon were
=':'apiiig'stean1 and though
1 {painfully ii'jitzed. will-recover. "
5’21. inful w
1g appa 1
e11 made her escape, and
has not been located as yet by the po-
t.0§.is;(11ms.knoc-
clingy; onday
“0310““ to Speak
Paris. Jan 11. --The ininiStei‘I of' for-II
eign affairs,, M. 1190 casse; has an“;
Jedi that 'at1 flfé-cIOSe of ‘the‘discussmn
of the foreign office vote of, the budget
Chamberjof Deputies he will ,exq
press his Vie’ii’s on the Hispano- Ameri-.
can war, the Roman catholic protecto-fi
“reef-"in: the”“Ea§t"ahd"tBe Fashodé
V-VHB ‘-’
1 affairs:
DEPEW GETS 111 VOTES
A Long De ((1 Lock Seems Certain lnI
Peumylvanlu—Addicks Ind. Gr8'y' Tied
in Delawareufia'wley lie-elected, lnII ,
Connecticut.
Harrisburg, Pa... Jan. '18. «Senator
Quay received one hundred and twelve
votes of the two. hundred and forty-
five cast in both branches of the legis-
lature yesterday afternoon, and his
friendssaid last night that they were
well sahisfied with the result of the
first ballot. '
It is Senator Quay against the field,
and .the indications are that there Will
be a deadlock lasting several days at
least.
The Republicans are divided between
Mr. Quay and eight “favorite sons”
and the Democrats are united on Geo.
A. Jenks.
The Senate and Hou5e voted sepa-
rately yesterday and will take a. ballot
to-day in joint session,
Senator 'Quay‘s. total7 strength in'
bothlhouses was sixteen less than the
number necessary to eleCt on joint bal-
lot, assuming that the full membership
of 25) is present, a condition that does
not seem possible- as there aIie several
on the sick list now. "
Th essence of the situation is that
..so I g as the anti- -uay Republicans
are ited and the Democrats vote for
Jenk, Senator. Quay cannot be re -elec-
ted. .1 , .
..,
l
.’ Noting for Mr. Depew,_
Al ny'NtrYJ Jan'lg --The-select1on
of a andidate for United States sena—
tor i the placeaof I‘dVVard Murphy. _
Jr., estér'dhy, Was not attended with
any especially interesting event in ei- .
ther branch.
At noon both the Senate and Assemg.
bly met. In the Senate the Republi-
cans, twenty-seven in number, voted
for Chauncey M. Depew, and twenty-
three‘ Democrats voted for Edward
Murphy, Jr.
_In the assembly eighty-four Republi-
cans cast their votes for-{Chauncey M.
Depew, and three Republicans who
VV ere absent were said (:6 be in his fa-
vor. (1 »j‘.1.’,'f.f.i:,'., 1. —1-.'”<
By the Democrats sixty votes, were
cast for Edward Murphy, Jr‘., and four
absentees were na'me'deas- dieing? 11'1' fa-
vor of M12Ililurpnxy1. , .. ,: I” ..,.
.. ,Nw f‘hoice- in Delhwfii‘e'.’ "" "‘
Dover, Jar-1. 1.8 --A. separate ballot
has to 11011 101' United States senatoi
in the senate and House at noon II'Iers-
terday. {The result was}, .'. "' - i"
- In the Senatemqeorge, gray. Demo:
crat’;1 ; Addick's, Republican 4; Wil—
11am S. IIIIilIlcsI, Republican-9 ..; John-G.
GraIy,I)(_moc1at 1; Congressman --L,. .,'-171',
Vln"’1‘Llll(l) De'm0cra't, 1; Colonel Hem.“
ry A. I)upont, Republican, 1. ,
In the Rouse-—Addicks 1.1; Dupo’n‘t",
9;Ge01<’eI'.11.13, S;1,l11n.db-2» John; G.
Gfré’yv" "“ tr: 1H 1"
A ballot in joint session will _I_také
place to— Iday. . . -,~'_-,
1. .
I'1‘;1'«?:i:‘-.“- I 11"": fr . 11,-. 315117.611”
senator Lodge [\e- elected. 111-5.! 1",!
Boston J51n.18.--Repub1ican ,United.
States Senator Henry C; Lodge was
re- elected sesterday {attention- my “1111;
legislature. Two hundred: shamanism-11y.“
'51): votes we1e cast in the House, 1,5,9
for Mr L0the-,- 65 for Alexander B.-"
Brucpu Den1001;at..;md (EVV o 1101:. I'VVizifiél‘d
P P‘o't'ter of \leVHquyipgrt Nthefiocxab
ist candidate.
In the Senate,- the votéfl‘. 11128611? ’~Lodge
3],; Bruce. 931.-'1T..W9 membetsnfmilmhito
V?te. (XL—41339;“ 119,1, ‘1‘31‘ {)WQV'}? f.-
flawley the Choice). .
211-1101113111. 18.--The two bran‘fi
tl'fe. Conné‘cticut General A'Issé'm i§'-"""
yesterday, aftizrno‘on amok" vival wht'é
Notes for a United States senator to~
succeed General Joseph R. Hawley. 1'.»
. General HawI'ley VVasIelected. in both,
brahcl1es.- 11.-11's Viotes stOOd:
Houses-Joseph R 'threy, 15:1; He‘d-
(I?
iel',i N. Morgan, 55.11111?“
Senate-~Hav11ey I19, Morgan 2. A, ,.
’ Senator 0.1115 Suc‘ceeds 111.111.1111 "’ "
$1...,I'a.(_11,-.Mr_un;,atm'< 13.401111111111111"
K-. Davis VVili- succeed himsenfzasysena-il
tor from Minnesota. The two houses,
of the legislature, voting separately
eléctom him; at; nooh'yesterday'v‘ ’ " C
11 YO M lumriri strum”.
goise-E’DM’Z’SCSJ’TOVVnS I .2’ {~ 1.0119,;
erate-—DaV 1s 43, Towne ’1” " '
Total--DaVis 136, Towiie 4'2. “F0" ’1‘"-
the‘ me‘inbhis.31,cneabuent,m m: «((1211
.Il 1, a!” 2'}, (13,11m'IIflIti- ('7 WM
.1 5383.11 11:21:? ,ij’e” 1,11% C II Ixani'gIMI a?“
Maiii'dn't'o, Cal’u Jan .8.-- 13119.“
se entecnth ballot for United tales
senator yesterdaV ther:e VV. as no wedge
in 111(16): 0101,11 YqufiuqiinfiE 30 1:11-1:51!
1i? “De‘mOc'ra ic coxInpli, 1y mite
(... 1111.1: Stlenhén '01. W95 '-'"
49063111
.IV'I‘! 13,5”
fine-I uni-((1109
54". IIISenntIoi
J‘l'rér" (on c"'it"'y..g 0’6
015136“ waerlx‘é fig: 31”" gm
tier 1;,_' etfié halteh‘ifilfltg a 01194.1: “1.16
the] legislature (mamsfiguMY'VSfifig‘
sephrately. ..W'I 2:, (E
”I"; H " '1”:
I'IV --'(.
4;" :1." ."."’,’
,,. grandma-«or mama-.1. H --'T" 1“ ‘-"-”
C (1153 m 1,1,8. «The'cnffiflliéodthlmPg
the supposed nemams1ofrrflllumdphdi (
Iol mbilS‘Vvhwh arri (3; I112?“ (19533119,?!
x3‘31!”~"1"10§rd t’i’i yis¢
-Coni'de.r de'Wndd‘itOW9- 511%” sthic'iim'w’as
a: synod. fen thesfiinaoy: éifillsér Gil"
Igor, agavexgnce :to-jSelville;-u1;hw.
é
J’i’) hed ~. urrvr N r 1
63A 0111 'th‘lrtv’bones and 8631?; as’l'1es
'erlzilfbiind Fill? (1114' 1(Eas'ltet. “lit evils 1". 3"
dlosed 5nd VVill be received (it Sévilfim
with great solemnity and deposited, in
the ”cathedral The, route 0f the p10-
ciass'ion .w1l-l~bevllned'nvftii't‘rbopsi ' "‘ '3‘"
- 5 . .1» mun '0 s.‘
'- I.,IuIy Ministelp lyill mom} 3-18 my
Mach-1d Jan .18. -,-'_Il;he.. ,ncewspflpcrs»
here insist that "certain 1'nin151ersmplerv
sist in'thl’gl’fi fatedti‘oh'lif rdsi'gning. _
The nlfietwlclow‘says that the "lni’rii‘ st'ci
gs? 'Vwar. General Germany has forbiddcnw
ball (111111111 was touhavle Ltukenm-grpui
at t e ifiilita'i'y' club upbn thIIeI occasro
u}-
. ., _ go
,‘ and ceremonv as was Governor FbSter‘
M. V001hees vesterday There was 110'
parade of- political organizauons and
few visitors outside the politicians Who ;
usually attend. the gathering of the'
The capitol was resplen-
dent in the national colors, palms and'
gree'ns of. every description. -
The legislature met at the usual hour , »
In the: state hous'e and at 11'0"clock
adjourned to the stage of the Taylor,-
Opera HouSe, where bothI ,Ibodies were"
Accompanied by. the speaker 0f the
house, and Acting Governor" Watkins.
Governor-elect Voorhees was driven to
the opera- house, where, after prayer
by Rev. Francis L. Patton f
(on. University, “the oath ,w
tered by Chief Justice IWilliam J.I Ma-'
, As the seventh regxment gun detach-.
ment began flring the governors sa-
lute,_Acting Governor Watkins deliv-
ered the great scIaI 10f state, of Governor
Speaker Watkins nex't introduced the;
governor. to' President Reed. of the Sen-,-
ate, who, in turn, presented the gdv-’»._
ernor to the members of the senate and
At the conélusmn of this ceremony.
Governor Vporhee's delivered his inaIiIIiIIgI-I.: _I ,
In the course of his address Gover- '
nor Voprhees said. .
“II belieIVe that they best. serve a par—
in the conduct of their oflice,
pay heed to the interests of the—great-
This duty is especially
imposed. upon the. executive by the
oath of office which he takes.
“In his acts _he is not _to seek parti-._
san advantagesonly. He'is tompromete
the peace and p10speriI’ty of the state
and maintain“ its law ful rights. “(“He is.
to see that 'its laws, civil and crim'i'rial,
“are enforced alike for 'dll' afid against
' “He is to secure equal protection to
Violators of the laIWI
are to ide- punished without distinction."
He must demand honesty and economy
and oblige public servants to renderma
faithful “and efficient service. '1
' “I shall‘w-vt'heybestv of (my ability act
in accordance-witlkthesé views” '
thing. suggested
ernor was the disposal of public
funds so- as to prevent a’ surplus, with
a view to relieving local; taxation. This
should be a Iflexiblé, not a. fixed am-
rich and pour.
’.novsmlvwnusns-
'He advocated the;
'R'Iahway Reform?
’18:. 9
to Thu d g .-.,Qf
"”1” Ward‘d’vdtnor .."”I’ ” ”’ ”
(1:911? 11111111111991: .14
’3’ nfront us,II new. 11101911211191
,Ipecml .rIngfil‘anCe 1s,
ge,jmpmentgus and J
é:f0u1’1( 1115. ’t’h e
4:08!
"0h iiat10na1 spirit has been q’ugpkm
IeInIed,’ 81111111111 beoplc united in sent?
Old p1ejudices have disapp
ed and old wounds have been ,h'e
Noisection, hi3" cites hag"
another-Q11 10141151515“ ‘oi;
.. colitziihcd” m
(
'I'OV’UIY and de‘ £13,”qu m nna'vént it"l'ié' Ci'béif‘éhi’efit" 65
' New 2115131211218 (saute fo‘l' s‘pec1al pride
. in.th"e deal“ and’flati‘iohsm shown 15513;
, its! ctizd‘ds. “mek"’ aI'hEi in numbers"
_areaternflzap M‘Otted
Sponsett'd‘the’ call for soldiers, and bit
iter was th'e' disappointment of those
{whose eager mom Griservme ItVV‘a‘s 9e-
W'hether‘ 011 851116" 015' on sea,
New Jersey soldiersfi'rnd‘safilors so de—
( moaned themselves..-
1_(11'eI(lit came to the state."
A
was their re-
--.thatI honor and
France Nw’sti le.
’ LondonIan.18-
bsador, M. Paul Crime!) 11’, Oreplying 10a
haemmtuetqh'éenlaeuhsf {1911911
1.1011- Mmcwtmm atrtheusmbass? (hut-E
1385811813: Militm
.tFrench ambas—
- dores.
£11.11. a The Panama Q's-uni.
CW6 3%1511 icin’ashir .gton, D. 0., fall. 18. I-__-'I1‘he new
ghé’lj”t’l’1”éi'%§”-Ranama Canal 00111381151“ was given (1
p1 ass _on o
exaggerated the’lzhleifdéfl’éii"
Fas’hoda incident, which was only temif’i’
’ed the peop‘ e of Great Brim
that neither the French nation
e go’v e'rnmén't‘ of: France desired 3?
Speaking from
ummbou (101111;! say that ,110 European“
hat on denrcd war.
.1 the e was an earnest wish for pe
and 'France‘ cordially supported
029.13 aims. but he feared that twifi‘
Ifiractical realization-would be a IIIiIon'g
't’lme coming”, 1,311,911 gnu-.11.,
12;,(3'Igt’ju‘19r30gi’ $616,113": ’ ’i’g’li'
9-3.1 Cuyi’fiui' aflit”.
quirtms'téte 93-911: 85%;: @-
ill'l has 111241120910 shamed-510111 o'tiuthi’e’r‘
011'th «at; an Deals 131 .”’”e (dBCQMISLaU&.'
.9? .fimswdti
will 1:11.11er ph’MVaM‘S‘G (11111116116111
legislation 11th swift Execute Shebfirote'cs- :
Wtjgn of the veterans intended bymthezz
8111“], but lost in- the‘ decisions IofI IItlIu-
W(.VloIIIurItI upon; the laws. ., , .
Coukregi fieaclgcued. ,1: ,1’. 1I'I
t(gee to? hear aflJpGAisofiQ—éoncl‘fhed‘
isthpmmeanaia iwwing 11111121108111.1111: ..- "--'- 1.111.311 . - ' ' ' '
13-," .| Fire on the HeaItI’hH
116.” T "
on the contrary“;
'Ifl
____._...___1__
t'b’y: tIIhé’ IPIIes (IlI’e'ntI’
1.11w34i1‘1ngt‘bh "D. I , 'gII
the hour-11111116115 1.911416 the sell-’51 te'
,yiestérdaw .1131. 1011911 president (11 ere' thIe-I'
To b surveyors pf' {custgmgr-Wpllam.
01! -t e’kii‘lg” s feétnai
~ ‘T‘he Brfiish- fimbhsfifidor t‘néreInw ”’1’
Hem) y. Drummmd .M’c'fit,’ alias-91111163 a'
conforgrgg withIg ‘hemmiaterepgfigiglgn
“Ik’; A” "To ”552:7th (1'93. 5})“. 101.1”
'11 01111 A"? ‘Ba'ssdréa-rjf par "t" df‘IIII'
1111-11. 4111-12-11.; ' '
cd Ifor eminent 51ng- 99133193191191
-—Spnmsl1 I , z. .
Will Not be Related.
'2 Manila, Jan 18.--D1-. Kr
German consul here. empha,
nie'd. in an interview here, 'yesterday
that there was or had been any collu-
sion either officially or personally on
the part: of himself or on the part of
any of the resident Gfliermans with the
Filipino government. 1‘;,..- v ;,.:-_ ,1
' He said. that the Gerniau governb
ment ordered the consulat- Iloilo not to
accept the charge of the rotectlbn of
rétiuested' him to do’hd’hpalhhls ith-
drawal from 'Iloilo" 1227 ., e aiji-IofI com-
plications with tfi IiAméit-I Ia -,_Igov,ern-
merit. . '
Three hundred Spam . .
have left here for Spain on {1' rd the
steamship Montserrat, lea'irl' '
ItIy._- five hundred more to b‘
'd‘ '"
epatrlat- :.
the hands of tIhe insurgents, (but not
friars. ....
The American Filipino commission.
has not yet completed its work.
In. the meantime the situation has
somewhat improved. An insurgent
néVV'spap_eI1'I_ announces that five thous—
and P11101110-.t1'oops,-wh1ch had re- -en-
forced those around Manila a- fortnight
ago, have been withdrawn into the in,"
’teri61‘.‘
w-il‘h'e paper also comments. favorably
upon Senator ForakIef's recent spec 91‘.
'in' the United State's Senate."
"~'"WH'1"r'e osif‘e'fi0's:‘i'T’il'E'clé‘liMlfi-s'“"‘
Our Ambassador Donios that Thé'y- Are'
Inciting Filipinos t0 Rebellion.
1' Berlin, Jah.‘1&--Tfle“Unitbd'"'Stiit‘es
ambassador here, Mr. ARdrewlp; White
i )4»
sali’ii’to ’the’borrespondent 0f the Asso- .-
exam] mesa; 15 .(~ [fix Hi ("fill-11‘ .11.. ".‘1‘
" “As a conclusive SW hi i: as“
sértfé’n’ 118.1 the Germ’ange’wgh "t’(’)”stir
the (Fdipinos. against it'l'i'eb muffled States
(me fact, out, of may. ,wl'lich may, be
m’ehti idmed",11 seems age conclusive to
the contrary. It 16011111911111.1113 the lien”
.ginning the German. merchants in the
Philippine islands have, been the stron-
gest advocates o‘f‘A'ntérican rule.
When “the. war, :Vvihlx'fipasi‘n (Was pend-
'ing the head of one of the leading Ger».
man houses at Manila came "to Berlin.
,saw _me, and urged the importance of
our assuming sovere1gnty there and
' 111111118 (15111.net cohtrOI. He spoke to
J"th9;§fl:mg;,llu1@fl$8_ :hcre' at. the) foreign -'
loiffice and then went to ms and saw
varmds‘d‘nem b'érs‘ 6ft g’neace com-’
m1ssaoz1hpgidhurged, ,theym (most; carnestéu
1y to e same eect. He insisted that
the interests of the German me'r’c’lhan
"there demanded that our smelting-my»
over the islands be maintained and, he
hast since? Ifur dished-9'” ‘us'- with?! '60 cu-'
III;nIient ,Qt; .,<_',r('.~£I1tV )cngn rgnbntheg,wbjeet,1
(embodying statistical, considerations of
(«loss sortie: Wirel'e‘to 1.1918111111th ha‘ve
, , va
’: ”Hal” Ithg ..(Izoblgboragwn 19f- manyliof .1 (his
" E, 1011103111111.ch li'élg‘fffit’ithl $05); $011181"
ell ow merchants there.
fslq rulwflntnfact ,agaixiss all." “561315003911;
VV'l’lI’d' charges that the Germans “its
asceking to undermine American au-I'
'Zthority in the islands. If- that wmuib'l
hey VV ould simply wreck their ,w 11,-.-
tdrests, and this they kno‘wi) i’érfi ’ah
Ianybodv. else." , . '. - mam,” ,1; lie-.1 11.118
' 1 . . (Slit-1591111 ngm'fi'flmfl‘” -- '7
VVashmgton Jiarh‘," 1113311511.: the.
House y‘ésterday’ (he ébnsideiation 0",1
'thp nm a] personnel bill being- 18111111113111?“
,_.IMr. Bailey, Democrat of Te§as1 mojtedl'.
"to strike out from section seven the,
("“1
1' follomihasorova tn. (1 1 .1 .1:
‘And "10113125! furthel‘..lha.t...noth1m:.
15 section shall be con~
«. Ic-ers with the rank and pay of 00mm?
'11-'11 'dore."
,'1 The rank of commodore, he saidi‘wflsir
abolished in the active list byIltIheIII, bill;
who .9110th 1t' be infiltirmed 1n the re}
tiredzlist'2L11. 11.1.15 ,5; .1.-1211.1; '(- .(l: ‘
He reiterated his. opposiuon to elimf
I'LL'
innitihg the’hfi’i‘e’ h0n0réd’"fank of com
modo1:ei_n,~tgltmactt'cerlist1(s_i 1'; lamb-:31":
Mr. Foss, Republican of II moi c l
ledhfit efiib'i'fltowtfie ta’ctn nth: cci’mmag-
dorgevw asfljmgurtfisyautankland (riot “1‘18"
_actual rank before the ciVil warr1 1H
Pleriiy, 99e9atii‘f‘aind’ Barl‘oiluvver'e "ca p-
tains, but by courtesy cazlledocommol-i‘
L""J “Uh ' '11" N
(111082455
caring yesterday- 'before «the House
' committ e ogxmmm‘qm. inwafet’e'nc'e t0
its reject 1163;119’9 JQJ‘erucpamfi main“, ,.
1.1 ‘h’earmg gwIIas 11qur ace rdfincew} wig?-
a deleS'n't dé’fertfli’n‘dfi’ah“ the com
roll as aJtihe mgflgmsqgnn 952195;“ 1:13 .-
de ESQ”
Geh' r'l‘fi‘He‘nrya'fi‘ QAb‘boet“ nitedigvates
BvCor .(ji 3(de 31111313801359 r’ét‘ll‘ed" film 13""
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‘Ei
tive a 21:1 1 l\(f‘ess 0 r 5,:
’andlB‘r Vn, as’ii “mlm’ 11’1“!) gig"
tedhhfcal’bxperéW‘bfl-(t‘fle’gd 5W " S ’9'”
" fl‘t‘ [11'3" U3
5" " ! ‘fl'i'e {6?n’l?’ Higfidéoml’niddh’h. ’
, ..., 1.311 .
1'" 'Montr'eai".1'aili" ii!“— (limp
unmmn'm'inister‘df" 151.1121.» "
yiet't-er ’tal 11a '1me std-(31h VYiishi‘ngtbu' 5
;,fa.i], fisay’s‘ "J ‘J’g '1“: 76th
are in a goo flqsgmqgmlttlissofgcthe
highest impoi; ance fog; the, matte- and;
{on Can ada that all. the causesmf irri-v 1’: thbl’l’s’hed at Manila' 9“,?!“ telegram
ation between Ours'é'li es and' 1.6.11},- Uni
téd Stdteé‘sho‘dld'flisafipear ...-31... .
dent’Mc % "
net an “moguls“
that he hail db’férmmed 19100111., mar-
II-ItIIlaJ, General iEagan ,I . 1.2 "‘ ‘
ally do... 1
,‘tha-t he would not be 'surpr1
oral Wesley Merritt presnied
‘ cOurt.
their respective ports in order that the
- crews of the vessels may obtain shore-
leave, after which they will reassemble
at Portland-1111 ‘t-he latter part of Febru-
ary.
ISL“
31112191 doubtful validity” ~ "
lid h { 21-339.;1'
I-
1.1.1. 11 Tc‘dmpvlteh' Kasai-fan mum,»
s iiNfidflnflé 111211161318 «In «th‘é ‘rel'chs’rat "‘ ”
“j".- mposais
1111111
1.1111?me Ha-uht (Godfhe (Menage-u. a.
11°- ha) commgs‘sgo alsg¢wa¢maenu ,: . '4'. ——-———-,-, .
C 1.9 ., 'IlI ' = 4101961- riot-11' which»? "'“ *5 "0
ETTA] DUqPN'. fipd’flh. 01811:“an elfi‘é. ’6‘" .1...
’ genaf’ es
orthorn New. _Yor. ~11
‘ “II have mmbfiiwneeé' ms mug’j 591’ 1.- .1115
resi- ’
cabl-
btrbg ’lIesEerday
Secretary "Alger was not present at
the cabinet meeting, but with Adjutant
General Corbin had been in conference ,
'with the' president on the subject prior
'Ito the cabinet session. 1 j--' .1-
Just prior to the cabinet ,Im'eeting
L-Gene'ral Miles made a rathér (”unusual
call. 'upon two members of the {Cibineh
Secfétaries- Hay and ,Long._' ,I, had
just returned 'to the city 1516 ENew
Yonkand when Spoken, to Willi refer-
chefs, to the Eagan case adher d to
his 01,11 inalI, declaranoh (that; _’h” 'was
i'Th’ dermis of the. ehurt meant
(311' ,. .
'_’left‘ '1:
'Spaniéh' interests; 'FS Ge 12.1 Rio ,I‘xllad . '
taken (in, but a cabinet (013017}
Its specific charge" against General
pagan-- Vvill' be that Of Conduct unbe-
fic01ning'IanII0flicer and a gentleman.
I Imotive's Afle Broke.- -.
"Elizabeth N. J13, Jan. 18. --A‘_n' acci-
dent oct-ur red .Ito Royal Blue t'rai No.
534 on the Central Railroad of New
Jersey, bound east, Monday night: that
created a panic among the passepgers
and badly wrecked the loco'm'otivq. The
train '_Vvas going at the rate of?) fifty
miles an hour,_ .wh'e'In at Fanwodd an
-. axle 0n the locomotive broke, létting
the locomOtiVe down on the tracksl.
.- It ploughed- its way along the road— ,
.héd ’f’br a considerable distance, bfit
accident in some way caused the air
1bra~kes~it01actfinbrlnging the train to a.
stop.
saliThe disabled train was, after a. long
delay, tOVV ed to Jersey City by a. freight
locomotive.
No one was injured, though the. pas—
.sengezs yrs-10114131111188 1,111.. (
Brl1isli,Reserve Fleet.
London, Jan. 18. --It is announced
that the Portsmouth reserve fleet is
110.1 to be disbanded‘ as. has been sur—
mised from recent orders, The shim,
compnsmg the fleet are to return to
as:
‘0
This V'vil'l enable the' channel squad— _
ton: to' make- a’ short' cruise and engage
in manoeuvring practice; ”This action"1
is regarded as evidence that the gov-_ 1
ernment still considers the pbhf'ical
. situation very strained; " ;: . .1.
1-.
(
'~- 1 Cayuv‘a Indian 01.11111“: ""
‘ ' Albany, NJ; 81; Jan. 1 18; --G0"V' erno’l't
Roosevelt tganamittIIed to the Assembly 1
yesterday '11.“ communication from the
"state department~0f'tlie'U1'1it’ed States,
sent by Sir Jnhan Pauncefote relat-
in}: t0 the claims of the ayuga ,Indi— ,
Ielns nesidmgL-iin" Canada? (1'01" :1 portlén
,of the annuity Elude“) t)1e;tr,ibe by. thus
state of “New York
the 31111111111310 the. state‘ldok {into 1511?;- '
justice of such claim,- .- ,351. “is; ‘.-‘:—'.
HT e governor, believes the claims ’5
Dog Helpe‘i’l nghwaymen. .,
*‘ 'IHChicago, Jan. 18. --TWO masked Riel:
held up and robbed Dr. J'. F. Coopenét
I,IS,anI Francisco Monday; 1111.1th The
robbers Vv'ére’ assisted 15y“ a great Dane
d'tig. :which’s sprang Lunch Cooper} 1581""
,did not bite him, and .IIcea sgd its attack
as soon as he' threw 'up
1 (response to the 100mmandJof the“ 100‘- -
_ibers.
is hands in
pi'.’ C06péi" 1111111116. 11151183662011.6515
haV'e been tiained: for the~ marti'it'aéc'tév -‘
ed. After robbing him of 850 the Ihigh-
Vvaymen disappeared. -
2 . .Z;1';.' (--' '
L (23-. ;d- (J W
Boers Caused the;T1011l1|1(:
, '.
,‘1 ’..-4.14;.‘1-
Johannesburg: Jan. 18. -—The- Johan-
hesburg Sta1 de’clares that" the distur-
.bance which occurred last. ISaturdwn
upbn the occasion of th’g pIubliIc meet-
mg 10131 British- subjects '”~t0 protest" ’
Iag inst the arrest of the chair an 33nd , ','
sec etary of the Uitlanders’ League and
halo indorse a. petition to the queen re;—_
5%” dang the case:10f the. Englishman
l
ar, who was recently murdered; by
"a'. raiser-11018121113111 wasmorgamze’d ’loy"
QierBQerfiuthontiea 11.-- 1.1; 11.1 . .11.; .
esfeggai $113? Fupke moved.- ;.~t,he 11112.- :
pea-bl'f'ment of the Austrian ministry
..bepfluse ofo-the’eadmin-lstl‘ative ‘decreCES
regarding the isiopal budget a, ()3; vi
the “gird-1366”” B ‘
ar'ihn co'mp'act.
T gheermwl element (in the: Chamber
at nce begIan a campaign of chap-11.0». .1;:
tied, ‘Vv’hich' li’ald been agreed upon a:
lepnda’yfsa conferenpei tot-2 theJIGe'rmfiir' ~"
e
phtiesI against; all Ipf .the, government,
"Ti“. ttéllu’i
. "2-; '."\’,l “1‘.-1.4}
gngiieenstown, Jan.18.--'1"he British
jgteamer Heathfleld' drowned” Wild? 5%; '0
ri‘v d elbtgedyeétermi’h'v I!“ 110'... ‘2' ”‘1; £3- . a3"
‘3’ ortly after leaving New Y rk
'Iddli’q'e'afiiié wgs'ul'sbovére’d 1111111 fore. ‘
($38.8?th 11111111115119; subduedwtmflmbl '.
ulty
e of the crew, Hemy fiftl'l‘i‘fiyi‘gi’d' 1'”
Q
li'urned to death; 1.03150 i131.) 1111
‘7‘! .
u- 1
I‘V-reIInce fintrjuced aubil; 1193 11ng
te'r'day making the legs. aII) raga
of ihtenedtmn‘ New York sth’te‘flV-eufilr“
cementing 1111.911 the avnhmnwewe steal. ..... , 1,1
of so 91113 verso thfit (hedgesohetiqnsnl 14:11 ‘.w'as fntroduced by”'1-'equest of
.131 'thé‘ joint’ h"’g (01111111551311 311,038! gggicuuur'a-i societieeenavgmngé—é' in
'_’m". ('. '1"1IJ'.Q 511‘; 03:11. -r'-..'.
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‘19 "" - '. Heath's Cenonhlgwdnigmewt 1.1... .-‘.'""
0119.911. Jami-Slrrfnhe Censorship 9511-
1'.
I1-icbtfimunications, applies“ to 'telegrams
eating of matters .of' ammkchat- .1 1'
., 3?
”138' 18111158912 s'ayfl thatJh'é' has Té'asbn'“ - act'er’ both; incoming aIIndI outgoing
to .h (19 11.11111. 5111 ss11tlsment..wiu--1opu .
,reac ed uoog‘the fisherie§,anq 13$fing.‘ "T"
sea: q'uestwn
interests at stake.
41;": 'zi'L'Vl’z
. 2t."- 1A3 10149018108113! m3 “sails that the; II_,
4,411,191,511 0911131573.! nflioerdiwérq “15311 cominissidnezms- whale wadi'fl’icfii't {1;le
gthe-re, being so many public murmur“?
‘1’ 111.111..) 48‘ 15.19 AU
1' Thqlseiwimlwflc Mueeawngnw .1.. ,3.
13%“ch 1111.18 (33.8.11. Reigns-11131111 111.11,».
’its rate of d1scountuf1'om six
. .1591!!va ee‘chfififlid lie-1m ‘o't .lhté’r -‘ ' ’
'5‘ 9'} “mm.“ from seven to Inlne per ,
i908
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