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silage Which Block the channel, or IAI-
lllltive Action—Mr. Wilson to Tell About
the Difficulties.
Wasnmoron, July iii—The programme
for handling the thrift disagreement when
it is reported to the house today has been
substantially agreed upon. Mr. Wilson
will make a brief verbal report. Mr.
Cntchlngs, from the committee on rules.
thereupon will present a special rule al-
lowing two hours for’dobato, at the and
of which time a vote. will be taken on
again M riding the bill to conference.
it in exp. ciod {not there will be objec-
tion in this role. Mr. Reed says be ad-
visi-d a full debate, ycthe has no objec—
tion to limiting it to two hours. Mr.
Wilson and Mr. Reed will each control
one hour. it is expected that Mr. Wilson
will muko the main statement of the dif‘
ticultios which now confront the bill. al-
though his strength may not permit him
to make a loin: speech. .
No purpose has been developed as yet to
move special instructions to the commit-
tee. as it is said an insistence on the house
bill is all theinstructions necessary. When
the bill is again sent to confcnlucc, them
will be no change in tho personnel of the
house cunfcrocs.
Quickly Decided to Disagree.
The tariff cunlcrcos (ll'CldlMl to report a
disiiirrrcmcnt after a if! minutcs’ session
of the full conference and flint the dist»
greoim'nt should lJt.‘ on tho cntlro bill.
The proooodings Worn both Mini and
fcrinaL consisting merely of a statement
by Scimiur \‘oorhoos'tu the effect that the
lluinuvrntio members of the conference
had found themselves after another effort
uniiblo toilnd collilitull ground to stand
upon and had decided to recommend a re-
purt for a general disagreement upon the
bill as a whole. There was no discussion.
The house Democratic members indi-
cated. though not .by a formal mic. that
they olinilld elect to stand by the house
bill, while the senators, Donmcratib and
Republican. voted not to recodo from tho
senate amendments. . '
(mo of the liciuocratio coiifcrees dur‘
ing tho meeting expressed the opinion
that but for sugar, cool and iron ore they
Would have been ablu to corm- to terms
on tln‘ bill.
Cilairimin Wilson mot Speaker Crisp
and int-inborn of the house cmnmittoo on
rules as soon as the conform-s adjourned.
thu the cimferonco closed at 21:31) u'clm‘k,
Mr. Wilson said he Wnultl not report the.
disagrcomvnt until today at noon. As
a result of the conference between Mr.
Wilson and the speaker the committee on
rub-s is considering the desirability of a
special role to operate today what: the tar-
lfl'dhligrcomont is reported.
[Martyn-onion! Iii Toto.
Ono of the house ('onfvrccs explained
the plan of pmccduro as outlined at- the
morning moi-ting of tho llcnmcratic coir
forces as follows
"'l'bo rupnrt will bu a disagreement in
(etc. it will be very briof and will not
go into any details us to what questions
the senate and the house might have come
together on, ’l‘in- report is expected to be
the first business tnkvn up by the house
when it assembles today at noon.
“This, of course, cannot be made certain
until the Republican confereoi give their
assent. It is in tlmir power to cause dc-
lay. but such action is not anticipated."
Beyond the point of making the brief
report of disagreement in tuto the con.
fumes profess not in know what the house
or senate will (in line of tlw house con—
form-s said that tho (hr-m llt'lllri of sugar,
iron ore and mnl worn points that had
forced the total (linilill‘l‘i'llit‘ilt. \Vouicus.
cotton. land are and sonic other things
had two upon to tliilcrn'nt‘cs. yet it was
hoped that these could haw lll't'n remn-
cllcd. said the confer-cw. ii sugar, coal and
iron had not stood in the way,
In iii-mite and "cum.
Thu house devoted lhndliy totim vomiti-
erntiun of bills rcpnrtcil from tho commit-
too nu military nilnlrs. Eight of the bills
passed .
The Indian appropriation bill was any
dcr discussion in the senate, but final ac-
tion upon it was not taken. The only
important appnmriution tacked onto the
bill in tho sonata Win for iii-i350 forihe St.
Joseph's indian industrial school in Wis.
oonsin.
Bills were passed authorizing Rear Ad-
miral John ti. Walker, Surgeon General
.l. Rufus 'l‘yron and Commander (I. ll.
Davis to accept module of decoration from
foreign countries.
'l‘iw following additional bills were
passed: 'l‘o authorize tho president to ap-
point delegate-a to the meeting of the in
tornatlnlml (icodctic association; directing
the secretary of ninth to accept ii painting
ontltlvd “Low and Life" from I}. ii‘.
Watts, ll. ;\.; in provide for tho rout-Wu-
tlun. halo and H‘llll‘llll‘lll. of certain lands,
and in allow the Mt‘lrupnllintl Sirmt liail»
way cuinpnny of \‘i’usbinirtun to ('llllllRIi
itn motive pom-r from litil‘r-itl'i topncumutio
or iiruli-rground power. The cuntoroncu
report on the naval apprimrintlon bill WM
agreed to by the iii-unto.
1m For lilililln llny.
“\Nlliill, lrninnd. July iii.—~'l‘iioAmm-l-
can wimp Viullam and the British t'lllti'l'
liriluunia loft for Kingstown. Dublin bay,
in order to take part in the approaching
rcgnitan in those wntrm
l'orbeit (fuming llnnw Harm.
Lux‘lilittl, July iii.-~(,,'ni'lnfft. the pupil-
iat, will sail for New York on the coin.
He will take passage Hit the White Star
lino otcanicr Mojaatio.
Drank sulphuric Acid.
Bamnumh. July ii).--Auguet Link,
emuaiunl instrument maker, committal
suicide by drinking about an ounce of
sulphuric acid.
Carpet. Works Shut Down.
Tnoitmonvnnn. Conn. July ill—~507-
oral departments of the Hartford carpet
works hero will shut down for on indefl.
rifle periodW
homo-m Anti Annotation of Germany.
mums. July lib-«Tho Hummus have
sent to Emperor William is petition prey-
Ing that (Jemiany annex the islands.
Autisnarohlst Manure Adopted. i
Pants. July lien-win the chamber of flop.
titles the nutliiiinrchiit meuouro was mlopt~
ed by use to use voters.
mm‘mm in... one ovum.
Pnovtonitos. Jul 19. -« The annual
mine of the Rhoda lend Yacht club was
begun.
, o. o. '12, July Iii—The war
of the torch and the bomb along the line
of the Rock Island road in the Cherokee
strip continues, the burning of a 90 foot
bridge one mile north of Wuukomia sta-
tion being the latest outrage. The bridge
was burned just after the passage of a
passenger train going south and was comv
plotely destroyed. The passenger trains
were transferred at the burning bridge
today. The railroad company has aban-
doned freight traillo. Another company
of United Status troops from Fort Leav~
unworth has arrived here.
Mayor Frank of Pond Crook _hae,raaeiv-
ed this message from Acting Governor
Lowe in reply to his request for territo-
rial and federal aid to enforce the city or-
dinance regarding the stoppage of trains
next Saturday:
"I have requested the Rock island Rall-
road company and its attorneys and pros«
ident to obey your ordinances through our
request. I think on application for a
mandamus to compel the company to stop
in accordance with your ordinance would
be granted. "
Guriimh, t). 'l‘., July lit—Acting Gov.
ernor Lowe has ordered the militia at once
to Enid and Round l’ond. There is but
one company of 2i boys, none over 25
years of age, who have never shot a gun
and were just organized last week. There
is consr‘ nation in their ranks at the idea
of active service. The tension at Enid
grows worse, and tho pcoplo seem to have
no respect for the regulars, who have in)
orders to shoot.
A largo body of lill'll organized in Enid
are loudly proclaiming that they will do-
atroy with dynamite the first train that
attotnpts to para through tho town with—
out storming. (,fompany ll of tho Thir-
teenth infantry. from Camp Supply, 0.
'1‘.. ri-ucbi-d \Vullington, Kim, and were
started on to Enid in haste.
.TUCKER IN HOT WATER.
Boston's First llascman Very (TnpOpulnr In
Philadelphia.
Pilll..\lllil.l’ill.\, July lil—«Tlic unpopu-
larity which Tummy Tucker, Boston’s
first baseman, has achieved in this city
culminated in an assault; upon him, fol-
lowed by his urn-st. The Boston players,
in an omnibus. had just stopped in front
of tho liotcl Ilanoycr; at Twelfth and
Arch streets, whom an open trolley car
came down ’l‘Wulfth street and halted next
to the bits. The car was full of men re—
turning from the game, and they booted
and jwred at the champions.
Suddenly one of the men leaned over
the cur railini.r and struck Tucker is via-
lent blnw in the mouth, drawing blood.
Bummu and Tucker followed the our names
Arch street and ordered a policeman to
arrest- ’l‘iickcr's assailant. Special Otllcer
Patterson cmnu up at this moment and
told ’l‘uckor in go into the hotel. Tucker
mfusvd and hogan to abuse Patterson,
win-rcupon the latter ordered i’olicemun
liarm-s to arrest him.
lie was taken to the Sixth district sta-
tion house, followed by a mob. The man
who struck him staid in the car and con-
tinued his journey. .lolm Mundcll, .lr..
was at the llnnowr at the time, and upon
learning of the affair he went in the sta-
tion house, and scoured 'l‘ucker‘s mlense.
Tucker loft with the club for New Bed-
ford. win-re they play today.
Mrs. Cleveland Does Not Fear Kidnlpors.
iii'zzum's BAY, Mass... July lit—Mrs.
Clown-land donivs the published story that
she has asked for police protection, touring
that tho children may be kidniipcd. She
says she has no fears for their safety, and
she has personally requested thnta spacial
oiliccr appointed by tho soloctmen of
fluorite to watch the locality be recalled
if his services concern her welfare.
“netball.
National League (inincs-—('hicago, b;
Louisville, 4. St. Louis. 3; l'ittsburg, :2.
llaltlnmrv. 0‘»; Brooklyn, :3. Washing
ton, ~i; New York, .3. Philadelphia, .5;
Boston, i3. Cincinnati. l; (,‘lcvciand, ii.
Eastern League Gainer-Syracuse. ll;
Wilkesbarru. -i. Troy. in; Illnghnmton,
11. Providence, ilufl‘nlo. «l. lelrio, 5;
Springfield, 3.
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Tonnvuai-v Slim-lied.
.\li-l\ll‘llls. July iu.—'l‘hroo shocks of
earthquake were felt hero. The shocks
made tall buildings sway like pcndulums.
but no damage was done further than
causlnga few pictures to fall from the
walls. The shocks were plainly felt
throughout the lower Mississippi vain-y.
Chile “'nute Sumo Gnlii.
Vumanatw, July in.~—The Chilean
council of state has issued a decree to the
effect that after lloizomlmr nest customs
dues are to be paid as follows: ’i‘wonty-
five per cent in gold and the balance in
paper, plus the surchargoof the rate of
exchange.
Ills: Flywheel lliiret.
\Vmixsnl‘lihi‘. ll. l., July ilk—A :10
foot ilywhool at tho Main-lilo coinpnny'a
mill, Monvlliv, burst. and the flying
piocca caused tim-o other Wlli‘l'lii to burst,
besides demolishing four live (out driving
whorls on the Hour abuvo.
(Yntlioli ‘ fiatnmor School.
l’l.!\‘l"l‘.‘illi‘llt:. N. Y., July W. w The
number of students in growing atomilly.
At timiirst lecture it'atln‘r liulpin imilt
in the question of tho oxiatviivo of (ind.
llo denied that. thorn could be speculative
athoiols.
iirii-mt Ills Wife on tho Htrrot.
litesimiah, i-‘in.. July iii-4w“ Lun-
(luli met his wifu on the main atrm'tui the
town and bralucd bar with a hatchet.
London was nrrcatml and lmiuml in jail.
.lonlouay presumably calmed the annular.
Lightning Hm! Three llnrm.
MIDDLETHWN, N. Y., .lnly law—During
the moat violent cloctrio storm which has
passed over this city in yours lmita struck
in adnzon places, and three hams were
burned.
Knocked Out In his: ltmmde.
BETHLEHEM. Pa. July ill—«Paddy Slice-
han. the lightweight champion of the
Inhigli volley, boiled Peter billion of Phil-
adeipiiio in a six round contest hero.
An Annrclilet Boron Arrested.
Billionaire July iii.——-'l’lio Ofllolol Ga.
motto announces the amt in Sonia of
Baron Von Btcrnborg, chief of the inter-
national band of nimrohints.
“Hindi" I Hines.
GALENA, ills. July tawny the promo
ture explosion of oblast in a mine John
MoKenna was killed and John Quirk fl-
teiiy injured.
hummer Hotel nor-ed.
NARA“, Mann, July inn-The I!”
manuals. oeummerhotei, mom
little tense
can mention it their
10 lb. tubs of Vermont Creamery Billi-
ter.sweet as a nut. odor of new W,
like your grandmother used to ml”, ‘
fine and cheap. Come and see. ‘ ‘
Mason’s Jars, uerte and pinto. ll ‘
mouth pinis,han(dy.also Lightning 3%
at lower prices than for years past. 31- . *
tra rubbers for jars. . .
New lot of Spices, both whole lull
round. Spice such as Spice should be.
are and strong.
Green Ginger Root.
Fine cut Peaches, all right, no live
stock. Will close them out at 100 lb.
Worth your attention.
8 Cream Salt in any quantity.
Instantaneous Tapioca. a new article.
ryit, 2c package.
"Shells of Ocean" to be clot-ed out at
0 each.
Whole mixed Spices for pickling, etc.
Spiced Vinegar. Pure Cider Vinegar.
DELICIOUS!
Sparkling and healihiol. Enjoyed by the
whole family. No other root beer ex-
ract equals Williams' in strength and
purity. One bottle of extract makes 5
gallon-l The great temperance drink.
Tim i~ an! . v:;l\' “ just :is good"
as Minn, but fur (Win. Um: gal.“
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Role Agent for
G. & J. ll. BULTON'S
HDT WiTEil HEATER
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among, Steam and sis-rapid.
Tln and Sheet Iron Wort.
Hot Air Heating.
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