'N TEST DiSlDPOT lNTS
The MissOm'i 8111111101 Failed to Make
the. Exnected Speech.
m...- -¢U~v----
LARGE All DIENDE PRESENT.
The Chaplain 0f the Senzfie Refers In His
Prayer to thelT-éorrors of W’ar~—Gov—
ernmerit Owueruhip of the PT»
0160 lfioad Advmmted.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 23. MSanator Vest's
niiclpated speech concer' 112,9: Secretary
Olney s attitude toward r-bc Cameron. reso-
lution filled the senate galleries to over-
flowing today. " 18110 public gallerios Wit-1:1:
aeked and the reserv 0d galleries comfort
ably filled. \lin1ster H 113-011 of Hawaii
was among the early airivals in the diplo
matic gallei'v.Tlic1'e was considerable
diszwippilntmmi'. expressed when. word gel.
4.110114. 1111111.}.lr.‘.e.~:l. '1'r11'1ld not. continue
his iemzn'lm which were out 011' by on ob-
jection yesterday.
'l 1711.: ' information was a. great-(1151111101113-
menu to the occupants of the .
many of Whom had deferred iheir «II-hr
1112114. shopping with the expectation of. 1:23
tening to the senator from Missouri.
Senator Halo 1 was observed to cross. the
nisale and hold. .'4L brief 1'? .111v1re Mien with
Senator "0511. and. the latter
.liead. negotiv cly and proceeded to replace
in his desk such date. as. be intended. 1'0 1.15:1.
The conference between) Senators Hale
and 'l’est had additional significance, for .'.L
few minutes afterward Senator Test: was
asked if he intended to $10111; today on 13115
Cuban question.
“E0, " said he. “.I 1111.. e dot 4'7'1111; Ml to
'Wltbliol d 1.1117 remarks for the present"
The positive. announaoxuenl'. by 34.. 11.11.4111
"Vest that- he would not speak on '1 is 1'01.»
lution '.ms. :1. source pol gm; 1t disappoin fiment
0 all present. TIu: occupants of the 1” p-
I": notic gallery included several 1111' 11111-3111
of 111143 British 9.111133311201143 551111111511 leg-:1—
111451 and Assist-21.11.”- Seer: 131115” of 51:11.4..1'10011-
.hill, and they deporte'. timmselvr 3111210 on
opera-11.11.: audience whet: is fl'lld'i the pro--
gramme. unexpectedly changed.
Chaplain h'lil'burn’r'. opening; Buyer re-
ferred to “the happy {rogue-115011111;lieti'r'ecu
the. {{0‘1‘C:l‘l]7!l€ll'~ oi 611111.11. .- rifain and (3111'
own countfi' there should liencol’orward be
pence—no mayoral. to the horrors- and hell of
war, but the rule oi" l‘lEEiSOD and right feel-
ing. Grant that 121113 example set by these
natione 11111.3? be ii'ailzaicd and followed by
all the}. nations; of the. earth, so that the
time 15111111 speedily come when tho sword
shall. be beaten into 15-115 plan‘sliare .1114}. H10
spear into the pruning 13003;.”
'flnion Pacific Trust Soles.
Mr. Pettigrcw (Rep, '1. D.) called 111'.
his resolution appropriating 310,1)091184)
to take 1.11.1 1110 trvst notes of the Fri-:11".
Pacific railroad. He said this step was
iniyez'ativi-l to protect; 11110 interests of. the
gnvernmeut against 11 scheme- of these who
hold the notes, whose laurposr; was to al.1-
sorb 11111:- lirancl'i line: of (he Union Pacific.
He declared .11 is belief that Lhe. Union P11.-
cillo W113 notaudi s 114113 insolvent, 11.1111. ti 1th
the floating debt 0.11.1 creeled forth; 0X-
press purpose of complicating ' .2141 e: 1113:.»
rut-.51 mg the government liens.
Mr. GOA-11' (El-311., 111.),01111'1'1'111011 of the
001m nibtee on Pacific ro:11is.o.ske4.l if Mr.
Petligre v 115401011 the operation of these
road: 0:) the "areinmcni ..
The South Dalton" rive answer'sii
that certainly the. government. could 1101..
possibly 11111n;1.go 11110 [1101110 roads worse
than llioy had been managed. I 1;- would
do Zl'\‘~'il"y' ‘.Vll'all rho pools, (-0111l3111214t11'1115 21ml
discz'i'. 11111111310115 11.- rate. which made the
A" "1' icon railroads n. 51".): gel for criticism.
. Pm Ligrew urged tin-.13 the gown“
meat should 611111110. 0 this opportunity for
an experiment in govex'niiiont 431,114.11: 1.13.
of :1 great contiuuuml line. 1311'. believe 4.1
the government. should lake posseyion 111111.
operohc the l.nion 1’; 111 ifle road and its
branch lines.
”811'. Platt (3011.001111.) spoke of tin
"nper.-t1.€1n'~s of. cone iclci'i mg the 11111101?
tant- question of settlement- with film Pr.
ci'fic roads. indebtedness, reaching
$115,000, 000, was. in danger of being 14.1111,
and yet this. vast do!!!) and the per '11 of 1.1.1
loss seemed to disturb no one. He hoped
it. would be one of. the first subjects con-
sidered after the holidays. Mr. MorL 1&1111
(Dew... Ala.) 511111. the. statei'aenias made. .1
Hr. Petrigrcw were of a most. grave char—
acter. In oiled) they meant. tl'iab certain
indiviz 11111.5: lmd made. 11 fraudulent. (10111-
binution to load down these Pacific made
’..! .
.113
so as to absorb them. lb '.vm (liilioult- for
arr" sint'la mind to grasp the ‘ labyrinth
of lmud and 11ch ..ltv t-h' it had mild e thi .q
subjecz. 1: reflect; mt .11' 1111130. oi: fraud."
71t- wzr-x 311'. .'.llll'gilll declared. .1. twin
broth-er 1.11" the I redil} Mobiliet ll‘fllldS can
rived on by the same Liicthods of bribery
and corruption.
The. subject- had. been so deeply buried in
frond and crime as to be almost beyond.
The possibility of: intelligent mm51114111111430.
As «:0 $1110 pending; .Iundlno Twill M13. Mor-
gan said be oppos: d in, and "'mm it 0.4111114
up he would 11191-91 on the l'ulle: 1t 14151191111
of debate.
He. particularly desired to see the inter-
ests 01' ‘.'-1.1: people of. the Pacific. coast pro—
tected against- tbis monopoly and agains‘
a combination of these two vast. influences
midi-3 I’nion Pacific and the (7911111111 P11.-
cilic—-—undor private control. No sect-ion
of the. country had been so bound and
made 1=ubsrorvi41nt as thoso of the P1101 1143
1011511115" 11-1113 :gnrg'on 03‘ monopoly. Be 111%
lieverl the pending binding bill should be
reconnnltied to the (101111111111130 111111 a more
adequate remec'iy profimllbd. The 11110.11
1": wiflc had enouwli in 51.11 tieasmy to par
t is interest; on the first mortsmgo bonds.
Llld 3'04:- lt; 01111.10 to (1171021958 11:1 bankrup’r
and mendiaont.
"110 house presented a. (114111111 appear-
ance when it met today. The adj-turm-
mcnl for the holiday rec-4.19.3 W115 to occur
'1.l’1 '1'111 4109.0 Of t-he session. 5.1141'110 447411111;
111'. ority of the mom} er»; 11:10'. left the .21 r):
5.» business of iriiport‘: me was 11111151101641.
The Urgent Deficiency Bill.
\R'Asnmm‘ox, Dec. 23.41110 55211111000111-
mittee on almroprlntions 4.00.4134 agreed ‘..-0 re
port the urgent. defic' 1e ney bill subsl'un-
Willy as it passed the 11411119131113.1111) '. an
increase of only $3 Oil-‘1. The total 01); 1'1.-
priation made by the bill is $851,:1311, the
Larger parb of which is for the continua»
tion of the Work of the navy department.
Approved by the President.
WAfiHINUTON, Dee. 2.3 ——'1‘he presiidont:
has signed the act. providing for 4110110-
ment participation in the canton .nial expo—
sition all Nashville and making an appro-
priation for a government building and
exhibit.
Ono Day's Government Resolute.
WASHINGTOI’, Dec. 23. ~National bank
notes received today for redemption, $21 3, -
458', government receipta from internal
revenue, $367,239;cusbums, $350, 937' , mis-
mlmneona, $7,380
I
shook his '
1.
1
l
(
IS OVER
mum-m army?
all ' 11
To 131.1 been be "'zDoi' 1:11... '41
Amman-nut
'. forms
' SOD
THE-USES 0F" COAL TAR.
Furnierly Nearly 'All Dyes Were Made
from it and Largely Used In Medicines.
4'l‘he 'L'iety' of useful productions
obtained in the lalioratory from coal
1:11.- is amazing. This substance. for-
merly thrown avv’ay 1‘13
serves the purpose of the synthetic
chemist admirably, inasu'mch as it is a
very elaborate organic- compound, very
cheap and containing 11 great variety
of elements. It has furnished bun.-
clrcde 01? 11c ' and valuable; mediciuels',
particularly anti—fever medicine.
14‘1'0111 it are obtained the aniline dyes,
which give all the 4:0101'3 of the rain-
bow. Aniline itself .'3 colorless, its
1522115 having the brilliant hues. From
00:11 1111' also saccharine 111111 dulciuo
l;(;-11V been de1 'vml .Emh at: them is
more than 200 times as sweet as su-
9111312110 1.1.1.31- being more pleasant. '10
the t'asio.
)1 4311;101:311" 110 dye exceeded maddel‘
111 commercial importance. It was 1111'-
l.111.s'i.4'.' o. oeurlv all dyes . and 1.1111 1001
from 111.1011 it was obtained 'Hu'a grow 11-
011 :1. great 51-1119 111 Europe and Asia.
But alizarin obtained from 00111 1:11:
11st destroyed the agricultural indus-
try by driving the. plum; out of the
111:11'ket. Alimrin is. 1:111: coloring prin-
41-11111: of 11111114113'. 14‘1'0111 coal tar also
comes 11111114111100. which 11413121111535;
the basis of many dyer. 151111.114.
time ago Baeyer. .'.1 (-21-1'111011 ‘.'. 1411:4151.
11111111.:f111'bi1'ed indigo as 14u.'--':1~.=tl'1111
yielded by 1111: 314121111. (3011111101'13111l1y
spa. mine, We artificial indigo 21:15.1 no?
lies-1.4 a success, simply 1501351115440 0.11.4.1"
(iris 11111110 in the 1111.1.11'3101'3: do 1111-
«'.'-11111. work more 011011,,115'. liverylmly
knows that 1110 ":11"till4:-1:.1l cmnplzor."
will in 11142 51111110 of "1110111 balls,"
from 00:11 111'.~—-—Z\'cw
Elm-1's.
Presents from the “ (l root Faint-r. ’
President lln‘yes we
1111:1113. 11ml prudent,
“11911111111011 11512—11 1.1.
persisted, While
lli'ly thousand
W."
111
he
of
ll.
dill"
(‘34.?
" ”.1."
11 known to
but people
'1': c- 11 (1431' 114'} 1 y
drawing :1 Salary
:1 your, in “'01411'11'11:
l'l'uierlnii'y Womb. Costing: 1111-411"
law. .111 American writer 11112.21
plains; the President's pvt-ziliazri'iy.
was aware that .1135; practice wns‘
1111011711, 11111]. any llSlUTJ'Erf-llllli‘llli 111111;?-
Ieréfied amused 11111.1 in stead of 111.11'11154
111111 angry. I 1' answer to :1. look of. Sill'
1111513110 would 835-. ‘I. think 11.1.11. is 11
pretlv plain vat-“11 for 11. president. of
111.4,», 1.11.11l11l States to 43:1 r1317: lui' 11.115
good ..‘..11_101'14.'.'.'1n 1111111143419. 11 .'ISSslllll-
imp; that. 1.1119. 1.141421: would oouulemct the
effml of the r.-he:1pnr-:~;s of the:- article.
.'i‘iué 11-11"w11:.1 1:11:11. alums”. weekly 2;
l'puumm. m"? \l'estv-rn 111111211111 called.
upon 111111. .111'1'z1ys bzingiug presents 01'
some kind 1:0 the ‘(=‘ 111111. l";'1ti'.4.\,1'.’ Of
Course. he was (‘STg‘ll‘Cl‘C‘il to 527m.- 9401119—
11111111' 111 return, 11114.1 the object was to
[inrl something 0119011 and.
lime aceeplnblr. Wau'lm;'114;n'—
1:liy to the Indians. and 1‘0 museut :1
chief with :1. "atoll which the 17:12:11
i‘zitlier hims elf: 11.14.13 been carryiur' 11:1
1.:11'14 ed 111111 ,_.-,1'L'»atl:.'.l~l:1viuu iliwov
'.'1011 this. 11114.1 not ".1‘ 11115.: to (lislzibuto
1.14.4111 wafclins. 01'1wc1'. silver ones, Mi.
fluxes: 1111' upon the expedient. of buy-
ing nickel watches '11; tllll‘l'\'— 11K. 1101-
lars a 4307.11.11. 11114.1 {llli 11w 1111141...- it «"011-
venient to have. one wil '.'1 1111.1 :1 "11151.
.111 emergencv."
"When, “’11:“. 317.11 “'hy.
'Wlisit. generally happen? when the
111111.011 0.31110: off 1110 11:01: 01‘ :1 11141111:
sliirt‘?—Hls whole]: begins to rise.
When is 8. 111111111 114531"! like. :1. sire-SS-
0 '1'4: :1
~. “
m)
(l‘v'l
D“-
41111lzer?—-Wlmn 11110. is. 1 cutter;
“711th “cities sharper willie-111; teeth
than with. them ’.‘-MS(:iss01-§.
"31111.1". is the. diffvfi'ence bnlweeu :1
I-Iimloo idol and. .11 thing sold by auc-
tion?——-Ono is set up and the other is
. Smocked down.
Why is'.:1..11101101'.4oly like a. baby?«
Because :1 1111111 is opposed to it or. gen-
eral principles until he has one. 111’ his
own.
What is flu-11‘: Will-L h the
wants, the poor 10:11.1 has.
spends, and the speucflllu'i'lfl:
l»: otb .111 44'.
W 1131; is the most (111101111 verb for a
girl lo (lccrline?——T4_1 11111.1"15'.
Why is :1 mad bull ..'-11.1 {1111111111 3.
convivial disposition‘.’-«Because he
offers :1. born to every 0119. he meets.
When is .'.1 sailor not a.sziilor_1\.’l1c411
he is ashore. _
'Wliat State is "111.4.” 1.11 the middle
and round 0.1 both emls;--—40-l1i-o.
When may :1 11111.11 be .1114) to break-
fast: before he gets 111.)?«4'1‘114311 he.
takes a roll in bed. '
rich 1.11:1.11.
the zinger.
saves?
of
Fresh “'atar on the. Ocean’s Surface.
On calm day's the crew of the light-
sliip anchored three miles off the
mouth of the Columbia Rive-1', Ore.
are able {11' ebb tide. in lower a bucket:
ovor U11. .:icle and 11111152: up water fresh
enough for thinking purposes. rlhis
Water spreads out-over the surface of
the ocean in the shape 01’ .'L {41.11, the
apex being 1:110. mouth of the Columbia.
It is only about two feet. in depth, .1 mi
if the bucket is allowed to sink below
that depi 11 the water with which il' is
filled i3 strong ocean brine T"l1oie are
not many rivers in 1114:11'01'1‘1 with
strength Sufficient to 31.1111 their wa-
tors so 1111' out to sea, the piineipall ex-
(."eption being the Amazon. wliich
.reSheus the 0002111 for twenty miles 01f
its mouth, ships having; filled their
Cash's with- {11-511 w Liter from the Ama-
150 7mm... 011: of sight of land.
. Provision for the Aged.
. long ago an old men was called
"\i'miess-box at 51.11 Irish court,
'sbnse
stun“; that led to the box
w lit too for in more (lit-Ill one
'10.,11 ins teed of going up the
mounted
those that led 1.0 the bench. Said the
judge good hummedly, “it is a‘judge
you want to be, my gobd man?" “Ah,
sluu'e, your honor!" was the reply. “I’m
an ould man 11014311011 111011110 1113 all
I'in fit‘ tori": The 3114. go. 1.11.1110 reply
ready. , , '
worthless, ‘
Orion 11:1 ,
{ll 11'“) (11.133130 .
\
Why Do “£251,051 Walk in Circles. ‘4'
The question is often asked: Whv
is it 4:11.41 t 11 person who is lost whether
it be in 3. dense wood or on D1 prairie.
invariably moves in a circle, and al-
ways to the right? No satisfactory 0114'
swcr has ever been given for this well D
.known peculiarity under the circum‘
stances mentioned. .
Some 11in siologists, anatomists and
speculative philosophers 01111111 111217 the
left leg in the human S'JeClCS is 515 glit-
1y longer than the right. and so takes
longer Steps, thus causing motion to
‘tho “$1.13 which in time 001111110103 :1
circle, if the mind is so br-r mm '04.}
1411511. it has no fixed objective 11mm '
View. Perhaps the real answer to this
queer question lies in the factullm'r
most; persons use their right 11:: nds 111'
preference to the left, and are accus— ;
towed 1.0 19141113ng objects on their rg' '-
band 511143, and so, unconsciously. keep
edging off {'0 1.110 right 011 11 111111119,
liov'efi'r, W‘liei‘e there is nothing-1‘11 the
way 01’.’ 4.;bstacles worthy of mention,
this 011111: or reason for: walking in :1
right- ~11. 11.111011“ circle. would hardly
hold good.
n
u,
21. 1'; wt or not that left-11111111011 persons
w 110 are lost make 1111" circle in {1.11 op-
Dposite direction to that 111-14104 by :1
I right 111.114.1111 pe1‘son4 "—81: Louis Repub-
114.7011.
An lu‘hfiel‘prleinu l‘..-.1ris.e:‘.
Lorri "‘11'11""fo d relate" “c1151.; :1
T friend of his at '.lm- bar W .1“ mwc e '-
mel in :1. 111111’1'03 l (12151.1, 111. which it
manufacturer . . .
011.112.1311 for women who object'to the
Does any reader know \vlioiher it is .
The. barre
110111 111:; 1.1.4111, asked so: 1111:]. I: who W211. '
I 11.1. The wilnes s UOIT how it "(as they
i lid not lower the 190111.131. 1.10011 V» 111011 T
l I
1
91.16.94.
'i‘er, 191111111111. of 111111 if
i
l
.'.lle. Witness said. will: .'1 sneer: "if
.V'I-‘l! know .413 much of the 111'311 as .'1 do
D 7011. would know that that is not 11. very
unsy 1111111141.” This incident? ledv'tiio“
1-4:;11r13'1t1-li. 'to
111111111413, and he invzsented an. apparatus
E’or lrm'czrlm," 141-1911111513, for which ll?
1111;311:1436} :=-.-. '5): Lion . and realii '06 thereby.-
51111111111 of $1.110, 1'00 111 this invention. ~~' -
, 11.111511111'3' Dispatch. 4
"What They W‘ere; .
“1011110411 7.13.11 a good many rem
11111011111114 ideas; in his head.”
”Those are. not ideas revolving 1'1:
'1‘111‘3041v’s head. Tilt-.',? are Wheels.”w
1011.31.19.00}! .4: 3011. lit-1'1. '
Indian‘fiirls as lifnrfles.
Three young: Indian girls have re
gently completed 4.2114: course for trained
nurses :10. the. Philadelphia E'Iospitul. :
lliss l'lboe‘oo II-Iiod. one of. 1111-, young
wmuou, is; the daughter of 11 Pawnee
-. zliief. Miss Ru. ['0 firm 111d is of 1:111)
Whnudmie tribe, and "Miss Lily Wind,
3 '.1" (71111111111, belongs to 11143 tribe 01'11'143
' 3111114.:1-4—3'011' York"'l‘i'i‘liune.
' 1““.
appeared that :41 veseol 1'11] been ex~ hereto-wed upon otutemnim of their
posed to :1 1.'er'y .‘SC‘VCIP gale or wind kind. The objects 4.3-1". 1114:;[11'000544v14:01.
111141 hm]. been thrown 11900. 1101' Dean. ' my are. understoovjl 140 be. 431111 fill-Mum,
turn his attention to the g
- lisbcul .'1 01111111 for 1.015,) upon this Re-
: that we have stood by and permitted
umnmnntiun Legging and me'iu "
Here is a novelty whichf‘th liftei
bicycle girl is, sure to volcano with
joy-.11? a1 combination loomer and :1.
legging, and for neatneggi convexfieficé
111111 warmth it has '.nzl'iequal This ‘
bloo'mer—legging has .111 recently been 4. ‘..
m ented and paten‘l'ed by 11 New York I
‘fll
The. new invention is especially ' ’T‘
regular bloomer or 011101" ordinary ', '4
bifocated garment The principal ob , ' '
j-ection to the 01d bloomer was; is lack
of neatness. It is true that some we
men looked well'in ..tliem, but the gen-
eral. opinion 1'18 that, Lie-a. rule, they
were .1 failure. .1011 about RSDMi‘vactiYe
gfiootball trousers. , 1
1“The. bloomer—leggiug is 11 1111-1111471
style. A. skirt: is to be worn over the
bloomer to the knee, but below 11...;
knee 1b 4'; loggi 113; part ends inn .. sort 01'
gaitel‘, covm mg the sto'cking 1111:”: shoe,
and serves the doublepurpose of pro-
1434211011 from 0010101141 (1111111111033. The
upper part is not bulky, and the lower,
part fits the leg snugly from. the knee
down The garment resembles a pair
of full tights. ;'t
..‘”... -....-.., ---.., ~
Joint Breic'lenlmiF the. Chairtiinn of
the Populist State mommiitee 01 Kim;-
3:15,. and a. number of other philosc»
pliers, of the B (10.1.1111 so.“ 04.41. are ,(Jiug
to found a cooperative colony. 11': they
can cooperate for six months. 1"1'1110111'
011'11"'elling, they Will have more pru.
(11311120 and greaier incl. 1.111111 is.11.su:.11ly
-...'0110mi4: and 11011110111111 the. system
1‘ education 114; lopied 111111157 f1: Lillful 17e-
.. .'rms, worthy of 1.1113 1111114151'1111111: mind
of 17011111323111, will be 111114111110913. The
heels of The syslem will li'lj: the Popu-
list :1. 11101.11 .zl'm'r. ml of nothing every-
'.'l 11115.; can be made. '
"i‘lie 151119.11. patl 'iots lizbié’fifill fh‘é
light to be considered ljaelligcttznts. ,,
'l‘hoy have 1:11'oved.t1.iei1' titled “.13 brew
and self— 1'ekt"'11m d men to fitness for
mlif-govei'1111149111; '.."li-ey have 05ml)
which 1111';- American people rec-
1'1g'111z0, but 11111011 100. (32431: 01.11111 Ad
121.11:1.is'ri'arior1 (lows 11:41:. ’.l'lie . £41101an
12111011 is made 111'; of law _\'--:-1'.'.. from
.114..- .I’resideait (101.111. Who more ‘D
l‘ 01' precedent 11d technicalities than
1.941.. \ 4.1.3 for justice and humanity. Al-
'r'w. .'1v:1 it. will be. a blot.1pon 01.11 hisiory
DU. 1') l i 1':
..1l Le,
5422
a. 4:31" 215241 Europear urinareliy to
wage. for two rears a ba."l):11'or=" ”and -
hopeless war upon the people (21"‘1113 '
...Lneri 1:31.11 island fighting gallon 31? for
froedoni.
..,;g, .,
of :1 11111121431: IT‘S
ful distiibuiion of
2.1 largo steel plate
cverv point. is 51111ch
warms more cubic: feel
agrees lumpemlmc in
“C" are very
FOUNDRXES—vaidence, R. l.
CONSUI '1'
anew-urea _“reaffirm-.4444;firmiee'ifiswaefiwjfirmwfilaw‘
1.11111cl to, 11011141 its. success-
ted to :1 oour-rful heat.
1. he res'zlt is that the. 132w State. '111 aria-1M}
"L
other furnace ofe equal size. 01' cost.
demonstrate the points he ere ‘.’dv ertisedabout
the BayState Furnace in the literature which
glad to send upon applicatn 411.
'BARS NOW 5‘TOVE C .
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