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fairs and Public Men MenPRESIDENT J MenQ MenPRESIDENT en enPRESIDENT
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PRESIDENT WAS THERE THERENewsboys THERp THERpwsboys THEREiewsboys
Newsboys wsboys Punch and Judy Judyand Judyand Judyand
and Yellow ehl w Kid Ki d Make MakeFun 1aket
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Fun for All Present PresentIn
C In the presence pr JIence Qt of several s veral hundred hundredguezts
guests cuests Including IncIudin the President Cabinet Cabinetmembers Cabln t tmembers tmembers
members diplomats Senators Repre Representatives Representatives Repreaentatives ¬
sentatives army and navy dignitaries dignitariesand dlgnttarlesand s sand
and others the Gridiron Club last night nightin nightIn nightin
in the banquet banqu t hall of the Arlington Arlingtonpassed Arlingtonpassed Arlingtonpassed
passed the hours away merrily merrll with withclever withclever withclever
clever satire and quips In burlesquing burlesquingnational burlesquingnational burlesquingnational
national affairs and people peopleFrom peopleFlom peopleFrom
From the fall of the gavel to the thesong thesong the500g
song of home there was a continuous continuousperformance continuousperformance continuousperiozmance
performance of exquisite humor and un uninterrupted unInterr uninterrupted ¬
interrupted Interr Pted flow of wit made up in the themain then1a1nor theL
L main n1a1nor of clever skits topical toplC l songs and andspeeches anllspeeches antiapeeches
speeches
Acted as Newsboy NewsboyA
A feature was the Initiation of two twocw twoW twow
cw W members They were compelled to towhich toar toenr
enr ar uS newsboys selling an extra extra1iI extravhkli
which 1iI h upon examination was found o ocontain 0contu1n ocontain
contain startling information concern concernIqg C011cernl1g concerniqg
Iqg many of the guests President PresidentRoosevelt PresidentRoosevelt PresidentBqosovelt
Roosevelt Roosevelt Senitor Sewtor Hanna Judge W V H Hfiift lL lLf H4i
f 4i fiift t Senator SenatotGorrnan Gorman W Yo R Hearst Hearstand Hearstantl Hearstanti
and antl others othersr othersyentrlloquist othersyentrfloquist r r ft ft
t t yentrlloquist cntrlloqUlstdett1y deftly operated dum dummies dummf duinnibs ¬
nibs mf s named for prominent statesmen statesmenancbne stntesmennncrono statesmendnaono
ancbne of the dialogues wept wcptlIke like this thisPunch thisPunch thisPunch
Punch and Judy JudyArthur JudyATt JudyAriur
Arthur ATt Ariur ur P Gorman is it truethat truethatBryan trutfthatBino truOthatBrafl
Bryan has come out for you as a Presl PreslJaBllA1 Presiejfl1 1 1gPJwii
gPJwii JaBllA1 candidate candidateSenator cnndldateTSenator candidateSenator
Senator Gorman GorIDanNo No he is a friendof
of t mine mln
David B Hill have you heard heardthnt heardthntGrover that thatGrdver thatGrdver
Grdver Cleveland will be the nominee nomineeof nonil nomineeof ee eeot
of his hl party part for President PresidentMr Presidentr Presidentrp i if
Mr p f Hill E1l1Whlch Which partyi partyiHursts PwYlIurses partT partTBursts
Bursts Yellow Ye1i Ye11wKid Ye11wKidOiLer Kid KidQy KidO
Qy O OiLer r W R Hearsts eart chair chair a Yellow YellowSpeeches YellowK1df Yello Yello1dshuig
1dshuig 1dshuigSpeethea K1df hu u uSpe
Speeches Spe ches w were re delivered 4 41hTedby llvered by President PresidentRoosevelt PresJdentRobsee1t resident residentflobseYeit
Roosevelt Secrelajrtea Sect 5ectztti l il IJ Root and WilsonJudge WionJudge Wilson WnspnJudt
Judge Judt > Taft Speaker Cannon cannop exSena exSenator exSenator exSenator ¬
tor Carter of Montana Senator Hanna Hannawho Hannawho Hannawho
who left his sick room to be present resent ex exSenator exSennt e eSenator
Senator Sennt r Hllj tIU of New York Senator SenatorGorman SenatorGorman SenatorGerman
Gorman and Senator Cockrell CockrellW CockrellV Cockrellw
W V J J Bryan who was to have been beenpresent beenpresent beenpresent
present was prevented from attending attendingby attendingb attendingby
by b the sudden death of his sister to toTKhose toW1ose towlose
TKhose bedside ho hurried on receipt of ofnews ofnews ofnews
news of her sinking condition conditionKMSERJN conditionKAISER conditionKAISERJN
KAISER KMSERJN IN GONF GONFGerman GONFUpT GONFUpTt OFUT OFUTtTHTllEIIEL8TAG
t WITH tTHTllEIIEL8TAG tTHTllEIIEL8TAGGermin 1HE REIGHSTAG REIGHSTAGGenwn
German Emperor Wants Legislators to toWork toYork toWork
Work York for Nothing But His Idea IdeaIs IdeaIs IdeaIs
Is Unpopular UnpopularBERLIN UnpopularBERLIN UnpopularRLIN
BERLIN BERLIN RLIN Jan 30 3OThe The Kaiser and the thereichatk therelchs thet
reichatk relchs reichsthg 1g are In open oonfllct con lct as a result resultof resultor resultof
t of his majesty declaring himself for the theno theUno theno
Uno no salary proposition now being con considered considered considered ¬
sidered by the th legislative body bodyThe bod bodThe bodyThe
The The Kaiser believes that a member of ofthe otthe ofthe
the relcnstag reicnstag should serve without wIthout pay paywhile paywhlle paywhile
while a majority of the members be believe be beUevethtrt beIievethat ¬
lieve Uevethtrt that the laborer Is worthy of his hishire his111re hisbire
hire and are advocating the payment paymentproposition paymentproposItIon paymentproOsition
proposition proposItIonMIDSHIPMEN proOsitionM1BSll1PME
MIDSHIPMEN VIGTORS VIGTORSIN
IN FENCING BOUTS BOUTSSailors BOUTSSal1
S Sal1 Sailors s Win Seven Out of Ten Events EventsinContestWithBoysFrom EventsContest EventsContest
inContestWithBoysFrom inContestWithBoysFromNew Contest With BoysFrom BoysFromNew Boys From FromNew
New Haven HavenANNAPOLIS HavenANNAPOLIS RavenANNAPOLIS
ANNAPOLIS Md Jan Jan an 30 30In In the thefencing thef thefending
fencing f n lng contest held here tonight tonighttween be between between ¬
tween the team from Yale and the mid midvhlpmen mldblpmen midjbipmon
vhlpmen the latter won seven out of ofthe otthe ofthe
the ten bouta bout the sixth between Men Mendoza MendOZA Mendoza
doza Yale and Atkinson Navy being beinga
a tie In the tenth bout to deolCe the thetie theUe thetie
tie Mendoza won wonThe wonThe wonThe
The number of bouts was reduced reducedfrom reducedftom reducedfrom
from sixteen to nine owing to Mr Law Lawrence Lawrence Lawrence ¬
rence of Yale being unable to attend attendCaptain attendCaPtain attendCaptain
Captain Howland of Yale was also un unable unabl unable ¬
able abl to enter owln owing to an Injured leg legbut Jegbut legbut
but acted as one of the Judges JudgesThe judgeThe judgesThe
The Navy team was as composed of R R RRiffgs RJt1 R1ggs
Riffgs Jt1 1ggs p captain C W V Mauldin and J JF JP JF
F Atkinson Yales team was A Men Mentfoza Menoa Mendoza
tfoza oa L Demores and H Ford The Thereiult ThereuUs Theveculta
reiult of the bouts were as follows followsRlggs followsRiggs followsRiggs
Riggs defeated Mendoza MauldIn de defeated dettatCf dofcatel ¬
feated ttatCf Demores Atkinson defeated defeatedFord deteatedFord defeatedFord
Ford Mauldln defeated Mendoza Rigga Riggadefeated Rlgge Riggsgefeated
defeated e ted Ford Mendoza M ndoza defeated At Atkinson Atkinson Atkinson ¬
kinson Riggs defeated dct ted Demores Maul Mauldin MaulIn Mauiin
din In defeated d fe1ted Ford Demores defeated defeatedAtkinson defeatedAtk1naon defeatedtidneon
Atkinson
goutheraa outhema Palm Limited LimitedFloridas LimitedFJor1das Limitedyiorfdas
Floridas finest train Loaves Wash Washington Washrgton ash ashIf2gton ¬
ington 631 p m week days Dining Diningobricrvatlon Diningcar Diningar
car ar ierVlCO ervlce Q feature Club Ubrar Ubrarcbervatlon library libraryobservadofl
obricrvatlon can also aso drawingroom drawingroomIcoper drawlngroomJC drawingroomslesoer
Icoper JC er to Aiken and Augusta Augu ta with con connectlon connection conneeulens
nectlon neeulens for camden arrtdon and Summervlllc SummervlllcTSVO Summerv1lleTWO Suminervillero
TWO other fast trains daily for Alkon AlkonAUffUKtu AtkanA iken ikenAuguttt
AUffUKtu A tJltU II t Jacksonville JacbdnV1llcl etc Pullman PulmanIteperK Pullman1eper PullmanS
S sl IteperK pers and elegant dining d nIng car service servicer serviceave serviceet4ve
et4ve ave Wasblgton Va bl eton 101 a m and 90 90p 9Op
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WAR CLOUDS GATHg GATHgAGAIN GATH GATHAGAIN GATHAGAIN
AGAIN IN THE THEces ST STJ ST1 ST1That
J iri0Ur ces That Russia RussiaM1Jlst Must Yield Yi ld All De DeMade Dernads
1 1nr
nr rnads ftItds Made MadeMystery adel Mystery ystery Surrounds Surroun Sui rounds s the theMuscovite thef >
f k Muscovite Reply v i r I
Japan will accept a c Pt nothing less than thanwas thanwas
I
was demanded in the last note to Rus Russia Russ1 Rus5ifl ¬
sia s1 The Island Kingdom Ilng om has ha deter determined dctoimined ¬
mined to refuse a compromise and a areply areply areply
reply from Russia which concedes co cudes less lessthan lessthan lessthan
than Japan has been seeking seeklngm will be bere berejected re rejected rejected ¬
jected jectedA
A prominent member of the Diplo Diplomatic Diplomatic Diplomatic ¬
matic Corps Is authority authorlt for this thlsstalc thlsstalcment state statement statcment ¬
ment It is known that the Russian Russianreply Russianreply
reply did not reach Tokyo today aa aawas altwas aswas
was originally expoctud and It is be believed believed believed ¬
lieved It will not now be received before beforeTuesday
Tuesday TuesdayThe TuesdayThe
The announcement that the thoRusslan thoRusslanrepl Russian Russianreply Russianreply
reply repl Is known to be acceptable to toJapan toJapan toJapan
Japan Is not credltedby credlted b mdmbers mE mb A of the theDiplomatic tu tuDiplomatic thcDiplomatic
Diplomatic Corps who are in intouch touch with withthe withthe withthe
the situation situationMust situationMust situationMust
Must Grant Demands DemandsUnless Dc Demtndsunless nds ndsUnless
Unless Russia R ssla grants all of Japans Japanslatest Japanslatest
latest demands which Is thought to be bounlikely beunllkeh beunlikely
unlikely the reply could not be ac acceptable ncceptable acceptable ¬
ceptable to the Japanese government governmentIK governmentNEW governmentNE
NEW NE WHITE H1TE HOUSE HOUSEIN HOUSEIN
IN THESUBURBS THESUBURBSForak THE SUBURBS SUBURBSForakers SUBURBSForaJr
Forakers ForaJr ls Bill Would W ouId Make MakeIt Mak MakIt MakIt
It PossibleTO Possible PossibleTO PossibleTO
TO ACQUIRE LAND FOR PARK PARKProperty PARKPropeny PARKProperty
Property in Question Lies on Sixteenth SixteenthStreet Sptteenth SptteenthStreet SixteenthStreet
Street Hill Opposite Opp < site Boun Boundary Boundary Boundary ¬
dary CasUe
1 1n
The longdiscussed longdl cussed project of having havinga h vhlJ
a new n w White v lte House exclusively for th6 th6private t thi thiprivate 1 1prla
private prla e residence sldence of ot th the the < 9 nead ot the na nation nt nttlQfln nator ¬
tion tlQfln tor In some sotne sOMe suburban locality Jocallt has hasagain hasgwn hasagain
again gwn reached a state of temporary tempo ac activity acUIt notlvIty ¬
tivity UIt and Jo JabrQught brought to pu pubhIcn publlc lI < < notice noticeby n Uce Uceby tIceby
by a bill Introduced in the Senate S riBte by b Mr MrFOraker MrF MrFOraker
FOraker F raker On his motion it was referred referredto
to the Senate District Committee and andlate andlate andlate
late yesterday afternoon was forwarded forwardedtO
tO the District Commissioners for con consideration consleratlon conztheraUon ¬
sideration ztheraUon and report reportThe rbportThe pori poriThe
The bill does not definitely define the theultimate theultimate theultimate
ultimate purpose intended expressing in inIts InIts inits
Its title only onl that it is jto to acquire cer certain e etaln er ertaut ¬
taut ground In Hall Elvans subdi subdivision subdivision ¬
I
vision Islon of Mcridan Hill for a Govern Government Government Governinent ¬
ment reservation This will 111 enable thei theiGovernment the theGocrnment theGovdrument
Government to hold the property as a apublic apublic apublic
public park or for any other use use until untilsome untilsome untilsome
some other otheJ disposition is to be made of ofIt otIt ofIt
It
Near Boundary Castle CastleThe CastleThe CasUeThe
The property propery is the entire parcel of ofland otland ofland
land on the Sixteenth Street hill oppo opposite opposite opposite ¬
site the residence of exSenator and Mrs MrsJohn MrsJohn MrsJohn
John B Henderson whose home is iswell Iswell Iswell
well known as Boundary Castle The Theplot Theplot Theplot
plot desired comprises all the land in included Included Ineluded ¬
cluded between Erie Street Columbia ColumbiaAvenue ColumbiaAvenue ColumbiaAvenue
Avenue or Fifteenth Street W Street Streetor Streetor Streetor
or Florida Avenue and Sixteenth Street Streeti Streetextended Streetextended
i extended containing about 437000 437000square 431000square 437000square
square feet A sum not exceeding 370 760 OO
000 is appropriated by the bill and in incase Incuse incase
case the parcels of ground cannot be beobtained beobtained beobtained
obtained by b purchase at a price satis satisfactory satisfactory satisfactory ¬
factory to the Secretary Secretnr of the Interior Interiorcondemnation Interiorcondemnation Interiorcondemnation
condemnation proceedings are author authorized authorlz authorized ¬
ized lz d In the following manner mannerThe mannerThe mannerThe
The Attorney Attorne General upon request of ofthe otthe ofthe
the Secretary S cretat of the Interior Is em empowered empowered cmpowered ¬
powered to make application appU tlon to the theSupreme thlSupreme theSupreme
Supreme Court of the District of Co Columbia Columbia ¬
lumbia by petition at a general oneral or spe special specml ¬
cial term of court for an assessment of ofthe otthe ofthe
the value of the ground giving a a partic particular particular particular ¬
ular description of the property re required required required ¬
quired with the name of the owners ownersand ownersand ownersand
and their place of residence as far as ascan nscan ascan
can be ascertained The court is there thereupon thereuponaut1iorIz thereupon ¬
upon uponaut1iorIz authorized d upon such application applicationwithout applicationwIthout applicationwithout
without delay to notify the owners and andoccupants andoccupants andoccupants
occupants of oteach each parcel of land and andto andto andto
to ascertain and assess its value Thro Throcommissioners Throtcommlssloner3 Throcommissioners
commissioners to be appointed by the thecourts thecourts thecourts
courts are re to appraise values and to re return return return ¬
turn the assessment as ssment to the court If the theSecretary theSecretary theSecretary
Secretary of the Interior deems them themreasonable thomreasonable themreasonable
reasonable the sums so ascertained are areto ar areto
to be paid into court for their use The Thefee Thetee Thefee
fee simple of such promises proml os appropriated appropriatedin
in this manner for public use and the therights therIghts th thrights
rights of possession shall then be vest vested vested ¬
ed d fully In the United States StatesMay StatesMay
May Demand Possession PossessionThe PQssessionThe PossessionThe
The court Is given power to t direct the thetime thetime thetime
time and manner In which pomewlon po o lon of ofthe orthe ofthe
the property condemned shall be taken takenor takeaor takenor
or delivered and may if necessary en enforce enforca enforce ¬
force any order or issue any process processfor procoantor procoafor
for giving possession I > OssO slon The coat oc occasioned occasioned cccasionod ¬
casioned by the Inquiry rnd assessment HHseesmontshall 8 assessmentshalt eamont eamontshall
shall be paid by the United States and andas andas andus
as to other costs which Wcll may arise the theoourt theoourt theQourt
oourt is to determine how they tho shall be becharged beohared becharged
charged or taxed taxedAs taxedAs taxedAs
As soon as title to any parcel is isacquired 18acqulrod isacquired
acquired and the sufficiency thereof thereofcertified thereuCoorUtled thereofcertified
certified by b the Attorney Gtfrtertil Gdffe lJ the theSecretary theSecretary theSecretary
Secretary of the Treasury is authorized authorizedupon aut1iurlz aUtltcrizeaupon lI
I upon requisition of the Secretary of the theInterior theInterior theInterior
Interior to pay Into court the con condemnation COlldcmnntlon condeninatlon ¬
demnation price of the property parcel parcelby parcolby parcelby
by parcel parcelWhile parcelVhl1e parcelWhile
While no mention Is made in the bill billof biUot billof
of tho ultimate use of tho land to be beacquired beacquired beacquired
acquired II is said on good authority authoritythat nuthorltythut authoritythat
that tho supporters of the now Vhito WhitoHouse VhitoHoust VhitoHouse
House idea heartily approve of this ac action action action ¬
tion as a step toward the consumma consummation consummation consumination ¬
tion of the plnn pln They The recognize the thaimpossibility thoImpo3slbIlIty theimpossibility
impossibility of securing any final ac action action notlon ¬
tion on matter matt rt of this sort except by bypersistent byperststent byperststent
perststent effort and slow but steady steadyprogress steadyprogress steadyprogress
progress progressBest progressBest progressBest
Best Boards Sxo 150 Per 100 IooFeet IooFeetI Feet FeetFrank FeetFrank
Frank Libbey Co Co6th 6th N Y Ave fAvedv qAye qAyeAlv <
I Alv dv >
F
In spite of all announcements diplo diplomatists dlplom diptomatists ¬
matists m t1sts believe Russias answer has not notyet n notyet t tyet
yet been prepared and they suggest suggestthat suggestthat suggestthat
that the Czar is sparring for time It is issuggested Issuggehtcd issuggebted
suggested that rumors of the drafting draftingof
of an answer acceptable to Japan may mayhave mayhae mayhave
have been circulated by Russian agen agencies agendes agendes ¬
des des for the purpose rpose of conciliating the theJapanese theJapanese theJapanese
Japanese Japan insists on the mutual mutualrecognition mutualrecognltlon mutualrecognItion
recognition by Japan and Russia us la of o the thellrtegrity theJr theltte1ty
llrtegrity Jr ltte1ty tegrIty of China ChinaRussia Chinai ChineRussia
i Russia Unwilling UnwillingRussia Unwi1lingI UnwillingRussia
I Russia is unwilling to release her hoid hoidon hold holdon holon
on any an part of Manchuria Consequent Consequently conseq ni nily ¬
ly the two nations are really reall no nearer noararan nOarl1r nOarl1ran neareran
an agreement than they have been fqr fqrtwo IQrtwo Qr Qrtwo
two years yearsThe year3The ealfi ealfirhe
The Japanese minister Mr Takahlra Takahlrabelieves Taknhlrabelieves Takahtrbelicves
believes Japan will not be willing to ac accept accept accept ¬
cept any an proposition which Is more morefavorable morcfamrabJe morofavorable
favorable to Russia than the one sub submitted submitted subinitted ¬
mitted in Japans last notei noteiAdvices note notoAdlces noteAdvices
Advices received re lved at tho tho Japanese lega legation legation legaHon ¬
tion do not Indicate the nature nl1t re of the thereply therep thereply
reply rep Russia Is alleged to tOlha4 have prepared preparedCUT prepl1re prepl1reREPRESENTATIVES preparedREPRESENTATIVES
REPRESENTATIVES REPRESENTATIVESCUT
CUT OUT MILEAGE IILMJBarty MILEAGEBrty MILEAGE1ity
JBarty Lines Broken BrokenVote BrokenVoteWas BrokeuYoteWas Vote VoteWas
Was Unanimous UnanimousSOME UnanimousSOME UnanimousSOME
SOME OF THEM THEMDIED DIED HARD HARDDiscussion HARDDi HARDDiscussioi
Discussion Di ssion Involving Constitutional and andLegal andLeg andLegal
Legal Leg l Points Was Settled on onBasis onBasis onBasis
Basis of Policy
T QJe he consciences of the th members Of Ofthe ofther ofthe
the House troubled them th m yesterday and andthey andthey andthey
they turned away from temptation temptationmany temptationmany temptationmany
many of them reluctantly for In some somecases somec somecases
cases c les as much as 1000 1000 vas sa at stake stakeTKey s stakeIie3 kf kfTnc
Tnc TKey Iie3 voted votedpot not to Vote vote otcthems themselyeflmjler themselyeflmjlerage les rnUe rnUeforthe
age for forthe for the second s coni1 session scssi of the th Fifty Fiftyeighth Fiftyeighth lt ltclghth
eighth Congress Congrd s The Th desire to take tokopart takopart takepart
part in the th grab was strong in some of ofthem orthem ofthem
them but when the time came to pass passthrough passthrough U Uthrough
through the tollers and be counted not notone notone
one one dared to take the step In conse consequence consequence on e equence ¬
quence the vote ote stood 167 to 0 in favor favorof favorot favorof
of the motion offered by Mr Underwood UnderwoodDem UnderwoodDem UnderwoodDein
Dem Ala to strike out of the urgent urgentdeficiency urgentdenclen urgentdefic1eny
deficiency denclen y bill the entire appropriation appropriationfor
for mileage mileageThis mileageThis mileageThis
This action was preceded by five fivehours fivehours fivehours
hours discussion of the subject two twohours tWrbu13 twolturs
hours on Friday Frida and three hours yes yesterday yeet yesteeQay ¬
terday t rnay Difficult constitutional problems problemswero problemsWen problemswere
Wen propounded prop oded and hypothetical quos quostfrns quesH quostr
H tfrns a Tere ere asked and answered all in an aneffort aneCort anefort
effort either to t4 make It appear that the themembers them themembers
members m mbers were or were not entitled to a adip adip adip
dip Into the United States Treasury Treasut to tothe tothe tothe
the amount of J190OOO 190000 for mileage for forconstructively foroonstructlvely forOOnstructIely
constructively traveling construc constructive construcUe construetiv ¬
tive tiv distances In a a constructive re reHad recess recess
cess
Had a Right Ri ht in Bill BillThe BillI BillThe
I The chairman Mr Tawney even rul ruled rulI mleti ¬
I ed in a lengthy although clear clea and andconcise andconcise andconcise
concise decision that the Item had ad a aright aright aright
right In the bill that in point of fact factthe tact tactthe factthe
the present is the second session of the thei theFlftyolghth theFiftyeighth
i Fiftyeighth Congress and not a contin continuatlon contlnuaUon continnation
nation of the special se laJ or called session sessionand sessionand sessionand
and that therefore the point of order orderagainst orderagainst orderagainst
against against tho provision raised raised by Mr MrMaddox MrMaddox MrMaddox
Maddox Dem Ge was not well taken takenStill takenSUll takenStill
Still th > members did not dare in the theface theface theface
face of opposition to stand up and andvote andvote andvote
vote to appropriate to themselves that thatwhich thatwhich thatwhich
which many man of them contended they theyhad thayhad thOyhad
had a a perfect pe fect right to accept acceptSeveral ncceptSeveral acceptSeveral
Several efforts were made to let the thewouldbe thewouldb thewouldbc
wouldbe grafters down easy but all ul ultimately ultimate ultimatey ¬
timately timate failed dIed Mr Ir Grosvenor Rep RepOhio RepOhio RepOhio
Ohio offered an amendment to tho thomileage thomileage themileage
mileage provision to the effect that thatthose thatthose thatthose
those who did not desire to accept accepttheir accepttheIr accepttheir
their mileage might turn the same over overto overto overto
to the Treasurer of the United States Stateswith Stateswith Stateswith
with the direction that he accept It as asa asa asa
a miscellaneous item and providing providingfurther providingturther providingfurther
further that in case any an member failed failedto tailedto failedto
to draw his mileage allowance within withinthirty withinthirty withinthirty
thirty days after the approval of the thoact theact theact
act the same should r ryert vert to the theTreasury theTreuuI theTreasury
Treasury TreuuI
Incident in Point PointMr PointIr PointMr
Mr Ir Grot GrOIVtlnor venor recalled an Incident Incidentwhich Incidentwhich incidentwhich
which had come under his observation observationwhore observaUonwhore observationwhore
whore a member boldly announced that thathe thathe thathe
he would not accept the increase Incren in sal salary salar salar ¬
ary ar when Congress voted otod to raise n se the thecompensution thecompensutlon thecompensation
compensation of Its members from 5000to 5000 5000to 5000to
to 7COO Fifteen years afterward Mr MrGrosvonor MrGrosvenor MrGrosvenor
Grosvenor said he had learned that the theman theman theman
man had seven years before begun to tocheck tocheck tocheck
check against this amount which re remained remained remalned ¬
mained in tile Treasury to his credit creditand creditInnd creditI
Innd I and that he had in this manner yours yoursj OUIS OUISI
I j after he left Congress drawn the entire entireamount entireumount entireamount
amount amountAnother umountAnother amountAnother
Another plan was proposed by Mr Gil Glllett Gillett Gillett
lett Rep Mass who wio offered a sub substitute substitute substitute ¬
stitute to the effect that mlll mileage uge should shouldnot shouldnot shouldnot
not be paid to any member of the Senuto Senutoor Senut Senutor Senutcor
or House for attending any session un unless unl unlless enless
less at least three days had intervene intervenebetween Intervenebetween intervene1 intervene1between
between the beginning of that sessloi sessloiand sossloland sossloiand
and the ending of the session sC8sl n for whlft whlfthe whlth whlthhe whi h hhe
he had dr i d been entitled to todraw to todmw todraw
draw mileage Mr Grosvenors proo proosltlon pr profo profositlon o osltlon
sltlon was adopted but It afterwardpe afterwardpecame artelWard aZterwarde aZterwardecame e ecame
came ineffective because tho erfjre erfjreprovision el erjire erjireprovision Ire Ireprovision
I provision was stricken out Mr pil pillotts 11 11lotts
lotts substitute was lost lostMr lostMr lostMr
Mr Olmsted Olm ted humorously humorousl announced announcedthat annomccd annomccdthat annohcedthat
that ho had an idea Idea which he emdled emdledsatisfactorily em1bdled em1bdledIn omtdiedin
In an amendment which he said frould frouldsatisfactorily OUld OUldsatlstactorll
satisfactorily settle the tb e entire qustlqn qustlqnIt q qqstlQnIt t1Qn t1QnIt
It won W R to the effect that no jnonoy jnonoyshould monoy monoyKhould onoy onoyKhould
Khould be paid out under the illeage illeageprovision IlQag IlQagprovIsion iluageprovision
provision unless it was shownuy shown y the theContinued theContinued theContinued
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SEND ALL DATA DATATOfflESEMTE DATATOdfHE DATATO
TOdfHE TOfflESEMTE TOfflESEMTEThen TO IHE SENATE SENATEi
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Then Minority Members MembersWill MembersWill MembersWill
Will Express E Eress pre s Views Viewsat Viewsat Viewsatl
at at atl lUngth lUngthBIG ngth ngthJ ngthBIG
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J r rBIG
BIG VOTE VOThIFOR FOR TREATY TREATYBut TREATYBut TREATYBut
But Democrats Would Have HaveCredit Haver HaveCredit
r Credit for orSettlemeiit orSettlemeiitlith Settlement SettlementWith SettIemtVith
With lith Colombia ColombiaSenator olonlbia olonlbiaSenator qIonibiaSenator
Senator Arthur Pue Gorman leader leaderpff leaderp leaderPc
pff p 1h Jhe the Senate enate minority tplnorlty bids fair to tobecome toetome1S toleome
become etome1S as widely known J nowI1 as the groat groatharmonlzer groutharmonizer groatharmonizer
harmonizer as In his earlier career careeria careerIn areerIn
In the Senate he iras w s hailed h l1 > das as the thegreat thegreut thegreat
great compromiser With a few te more moremeetings moreme moremeetings
meetings me Ungs of the Democratic caucus cauc s as asobstreperous IDSbstreperous asobstreperous
obstreperous in partisan feeling as was wasthe wnsthe wasthe
the one held yesterday In the Senators Senatorsconference Senatorsccnertnce Senatorsconfertnce
conference roomat ro m at the Capitol he will willhave wIllhae willhave
have good opportunity to toperlect perfect his hisclaim hiscll11m hisclaim
claim to the additional title titleThe titleThe titleThe
The caucus after three thr e hours dig discussion dlscUlslon digcueslon ¬
cussion broke up without having havingreached havlngreached havingrcached
reached a decision or at least lea t none for forpublication forpublcatlon forpubllcation
publication This Is speaklrig spenklngln in a a gen general general general ¬
eral way wa In effect however the theminority theminority theminority
minority Senators did come to an Im Important Important important ¬
portant decision decIsionto to uphold Mr Gorman Gormanin GormanIn
in a a plain declaration to t the Republican Republicanleaders Bepubhicanleaders RepubUcanl
leaders l aders of party intentions regarding regardingthe regardIngthe regardingthe
the taking of a vot vottj or the e canal canaltreaty cana1treat canaltreaty
treaty treat
Must Be Satisfactory SatisfactoryIt
l
It was decided after sonic son most rad radical radIca1 sadIcalv1ows ¬
ical Icalv1ows views had been expressed expt eSs by in individuals Inh1dua1s Inclividuals ¬
dividuals and smoothed over by Mr MrGorman MrGorman MrGorman
Gorman that the minority plan hin will be beto beto beto
to refrain from putting in the fiercest fiercestattacks 11ercestattnckson fiercestattacks
attacks attnckson on the treaty treat until the Presi President Presidentsenlls Prestdent ¬
dent dentsenlls sends to t the Senate his reply repl to tothe tothe tothe
the Gorman resolution r passed last week weekand weekand weekand
and to the amended Culberson com composite composite composite ¬
posite resolution r RoluUn Upon thAtrply that reply will willdepend willdepend willdepend
depend the scope of further opposition oppositionIt opJ sIUon sIUonIt
It can he said however that Mr Gor Gorman Gorman Gorman ¬
man has premised the Republican R publlcan lead leaders Jea Jeae1Sthai Jeadeve ¬
ers e1Sthai that debate d bnte will not be long Jongdrawn JongdrawnGut drawn drawnout drawnout
out if the Presidents reply rep seems se see is8atls issatlsfactory is8atlsfactory satis satisfactory ¬
factory to him and his hJscQ colleagues le ues on onthe Onth n nthe
the th minority rat I nor ny side 1 sideTblgrlm > Ide t ti tipublican j jTl
Tl Tblgrlm bl bnmor 11rno1 11rno1sAg thli thlisage
sAg sage Is fuUyapJreclotecf fully apprciatef on onpublican th thpubllcnn
publican side which was able abl to tofored toforedthe force forcethe forc forctho
the insertion In the Culberson C lberson ross reaoJutlon resoJ rossjdtionottheordsifnot
Jutlon J jdtionottheordsifnot Uon of the werdslf wtrds If not In his Judg Judgment judgment judgment ¬
ment Incompatible with the public in interests Int Interests ¬
terests t reHts Mr Gorman G rman has QOW replied repliedfor repliedfor repliedbr
for his assocltes that they the will agree agreeto agreeto agreeto
to an early vote provided the Informa Information Inrormatlon iaforsnation ¬
tion is in their judgment all the In Information InformatIon information ¬
formation which the President really reallyhas reallyhas reallyhas
has in hand In the State Department DepartmentWill Departmentwill epartment epartmentWill
Will Take Their Time TimeWhen Timewhen TlnieWhen
When when the Presidents reply has been beenreceived beenreceIvedDemocrats beenreceived
received receIvedDemocrats Democrats will expect exp ct several severaldays severaldas sevetaidays
days of grace grac to consider ltIully It fully and andthen andthen andthen
then expect to begin their thelrsp speeches e bes At Atleast Atleast Atle
least le st half hal a dozen of the minority Sen Senators Sentors Seaatois ¬
ators atois tors desire to express their views viewsat viewsat Iews Iewsat
at length but are waiting now as one oneof oneof oneof
of them them said yesterday yesterdayln in order tnat tnatthey tnatthey tnatthey
they will not h hihc He cto to speak twice twiceboth twlceboth twiceboth
both before and after the Presidents Presidentsreply Presidentsreply Presidentsreply
reply to the Gorman and Culberson Culbersonresolutions Culbersonresal CulbersonresoiutlOns
resolutions resolutionsOther resal resoiutlOnsOther utlons utlonsOther
Other Senators are awaiting awaltln the turn turnaffairs turnattl11rs turnaffairs
affairs may take before they decide decidewhether decidewh decidewhether
whether wh ther or not to speak In this class classIs classIs classIs
Is Senator Bailey of t Texas who says saysIf saysIt saysIf
If there ther is any an chance chance to defeat the thetreaty thetreaty thetreaty
treaty I will be only 001 too eager to toI tospeak tospeak
I speak against it There was a a plan In Inmy InmY inmy
my State to circulate petitions on the thecanal thecanal thecanal
canal subject but it bs been given givenup gIenup givenup
up
Big i Vote for Treaty TreatyFrom TreatyFrom TreatyFrom
From views expressed In the caucus caucusit caucusit caucusit
it is probable the final Democratic vote votefor yotefor votefor
for the treaty will b 00 < j even larger than thanhas thanhas thanhas
has been expected expect d heretofore Not only onlywill onlywill nb nbwill
will many of the Atlantic At1 ntlc and Gulf Gul State StateSenators StateSenators StateSenators
Senators speak In Its favor In deference deferenceto deferenceto eerence eerenceto
to sentiment in their States If not be becauso becauso because
causo of oS o their own views but others othersfrom othersrrom othersfrom
from inland States of the Southwest Southwestmay Southwestmay Southwestmay
may take the same position positionMuch positionMuch positionMuch
Much of otthe the discussion was devoted devotedto
to the Bacon resolution which Is to re request request request ¬
quest the President to negotiate negotln te on a treaty treatywith treatywith
with Colombia fQr the settlement settlementof of all alldifferences alldifferences alldifferenceS I
differences arising from the revolution revolutionin i iIn
in Panama The amount of compensa compensation compensaI compensaItlon compensaion ¬
tion ion was not touched upon uponAim uponAim uponAim
Aim of Minority MinorityThe
The apparent aim of the minority is isto Isto isto
to secure credit for the settlement of ofthe otthe ofthe
the differences between Colombia and andthe andthe andthe
the United States It feels that the In Introduction Introduction introduction ¬
troduction of f the Bacon resolution in inspired inspired inspired ¬
spired the suggestion from the Republl Republlcan Republlcan Repubhican
can side of the chamber that the Presi President President Presidmt ¬
dent might be asked to extend the good goodoffices g geodottces d domces
offices of this Government to those of ofClombla orCtlombla ofColombia
Colombia and Panama In the settlement settlementof
of their differences differencesNearly dltroren differencesNearly es esNearly
Nearly every Senator at the meeting meetingurged meetinguged meetingirged
urged the advisability of united action actionh actioni
11 i demanding an an Investigation of charges chargesKhlch chargeshlch chargeschichi
chichi hlch have openly been made against againstMinister againstlInllJter againstMinister
Minister Minister BuqauVarilla and others said saidto saidto saidto
to have been financially Interested In the thoNew theNew theNew
New Panama Canal Company CompanyNo CompanyNo CompanyNo
No definite conclusion was reached reachedbut renchedbut reachedbut
but It Is expected that at another cau caucus caucus caucus ¬
cus next week the policy of the minority minorityon I Ion
on this question will be fully determined determinedMADAME determinedMADAME determinedMADAME
MADAME LOUBET INVITED INVITEDPARIS INVITEDPARIS INVITEDPARIS
PARIS Jan 30 aOMadame Madame Loubet has hasreceived hn hasreceived
received a personal Invitation from fromQueen fromQuqen
Queen Marguerite of Italy Ital to accom accompany ccom ccompaliy ccompany ¬
pany paliy President Loubet when he h pays payshis paShis payshis
his promised visit to Italy ItalyTo ItaJ ItaJTo ItalyTo
To california alif alifomia ornia Via New Orleans OrleansSouthern Orleanssout OrleansSouthrn
Southern sout Southrn ernRallwpy Rallwpy ilwy operates operat s four fast fasttrainsjUailyV fasttrrtlns fasttrainsIaiW
trainsjUailyV trrtlns aili1 with Pullman sleepers and anddlrifner anadh1fngcar andd1n1pgcar
dlrifner dh1fngcar ar service Washington to New NesvOrleans NewQroane NewQrjcane
Orleans connecting with Sunset Llmitefy LlmitefyPHSoCltyof Llmltc1 Llmltc1vI Limitetiviii
vI viii Sjuthern SQutheen Pacific Ranwa Railway for fo El ElP r rP
PHSoCltyof P soCItY o Cityof ot Mexico MCl = Ico Los L s Angeles anil anilSan ftn ftnSaIiFranc nniS
San SaIiFranc S n4ranc1sc Francisco sCQ over which lines there is isno IS ISrio isno
no rio Interruption account snowstorms snowstormstc snowstormil1tcAdv snowatormsqtcAdv
1tcAdv < tc Adv
MRS MRS MAYBRICK MA YBRICK RELEASED R LE SEDJ I
MRS FLORENCE FLORE CE MAYBRICK Mf YBRICK I
American e n Woman oman Released From an English nglish Penal Institution Inst tutJon Only After a aStruggle aStrUggle 1
Struggle Str ggle Covering Many Years
HHI WN EO ROS KO OT OTSOUTHERN
SOUTHERN OTHERNONllOTOll OTHERNONllOTOllrobert GONO CTOR CTORobert
Robert obert F Pitzer of Alexandria Seri Seriously Sen Senotisly ¬
ously Wounded While e Collecting CollectingFares CollectingFares i iFares
Fares Near Manassas ManassasSpecial Man ManassaSccIai ssa
1
1i 1iS
Special S ia1 to The Vashlpgtpn WaaI pStpn Times Tj TirntsALEXANDRIA es esALEXANDRlA A AALEXANDRIA
ALEXANDRIA Vav Vn Jan 30 3OCon 3OConductor 30Conductor Con Conductor ¬
ductor Robert F Pitzer ah employe of ofthe otthe ofthe
the Southern Railroad Ita1lroadas lroad was waS shot In the theface theface theface
face by an unknown l negro negr nejrd at Mahassas MahassasVa Ma funaS8aHVa assas assasVa
Va tonight and seriously serious Injured Con Conductor Conductor Conductor ¬
ductor Pitzer left Alexandria on No 15 15train 15trnln 15train
train at 503 oclock this afternoon afternoonbound nternoolkbound afternoonbound
bound for Charlottesvllle As the train trainneared trainneared trainneared
neared Manassas he was collecting collectingfares collectingfares
fares and asked a negro man in one of ofthe orthe ofthe
the cars for his ticket ticketThe ticketThe
The negro n gro refused refused to surrender the theticket theticket
ticket and a dispute arose during duringwhich duringwhich
which it is claimed the negro negro drew a apistol apistol
pistol and shot the conductor in the theface thetace theface
face The wounded mar ma was placed on ona ona
a train and brought to this city clt reach reaching reaching ¬
ing here about 930 oclock tonight He Hewas Hawas
was at once placed In a carriage carrJag which whichwas whichwas
was in Inwaltln8 waiting and taken tnkento to the AleNr AleNrandrla Ale Aleandria
andrla Hospital where he was attended attendedby attendedby
by Drs OBrien and Snowden The Thenegro Thenegro
negro escaped and started start dl acossthecountry acrpssthe acrpssthecountry ro t e
country but he is being closely fol followed followedby
lowed lowedby by Supervisor Patrick Lynch L h of ofthe ofthe ofthe
the Manassas division with his section sectiongang seotlongang sectiongang
gang gangConductor gangConductor gangConductor
Conductor PJtzer is about thirty years yearsof yearsof enrs enrsof
of age and unmarried He has rooms roomsin roomsIn roomsin
in Dr Charles G Lennons house In InKing InKing inKing
King Street near Washington WashingtonReports WashingtonReports WashingtonReports
Reports from the Alexandria Hospital Hospitaltonight HospltltonIght Hospitaltonight
tonight are to the effect that Conductor ConductorPitzer ConductorPitzer ConductorPitzer
Pitzer was shot In the face the bullot bullotlodging bullotlodging bullotlodging
lodging under his tongue An opera operation opemtlon operation ¬
tion to remove the bullet will be ner nerformed oertormed nerformed
formed by b Dr OBrien OBrienDEATH OBrienDEATH OBrienDEATH
DEATH OF oi THE T SISTER SISTEROF SiSTEROf SISTERoi
OF oi WILLIAM ILUAM J JNebraskan BRYAN BRYANNebraskan BRYANNebraskan
Nebraskan Missed Train in Chicago and andWas andWas andWas
Was Unable to Reach Her Bed Bedside Bedside
side in Lincoln LincolnLINCOLN LincolnLINCOLN LincolnLINCOLN
LINCOLN Neb Jan 30 30Mlss MJss Nanle NanleBryan NanleB1an NanieBryan
Bryan W Y J Bryans sister died this thisafternoon thisafternoon
afternoon from peritonitis peritonitisMr
Mr Bryan missed the train connec connections conneetlons connections ¬
tions In Chicago and cannot reach Lin Lincoln LlncoIn Lincoin ¬
coin coIn until Sunday morning morningMrs morningMrs
Mrs Baird of Shaw Miss Ilss a sister sisterarrived sisterarrived
arrived half an hour prior to Miss MissBryans MissBrans MissBryans
Bryans death deathFuneral deathFuneral
Funeral arrangements have been de deferred deterred doferred ¬
ferred until Mr MrBryans Bryans arrival arrivalDIAMOND arrivalDIAMONQ arrivalDIAMOND
DIAMOND WORKERS MAY MAYSHUT MAYSHUT MAYSHUT
SHUT DOWN IN ANTWERP ANTWERPANTWERP ANTWERPANTWERP ANTWERPANPVERP
ANTWERP Jan 30 3OUnles1 30Unle Unless the Mae Master lalStel Maeter ¬
ter Diamond Workers grant ant the de demands derriands denands
mands of their subordinates s prior to toMonday tothe toMtiiday
Monday the Industry Inc ustry here will be conj conjplfetely compl cornpl
plfetely pl tely tied up upThe upThe
The latter want the wages and hours hoursof hoursot hoursof
of labor questions Quesuo ns submitted to arbitra arbitration arbitration arbitration ¬
tion but the employers emplo rs declare that thatthey th t tthey
they will shut down their plants flrtL tlr t
uRGESlHtPREsmE T I ITOTAKEASTANO
TOTAKEASTANO TOTAKEASTANOI TOTAKEASTANOSenator I
Senator Foraker F raker Unable to Obtain Ap ApOhio Appointments I
pointments oUi3Fayorites t Fayorites to toOhio toOhio
Ohio PoStmasterships PoStmastershipsSenator Pb s ± iasterships iastershipsator iaitershipsSinator
Senator Sinator ator Fpraker FOri1K r of > f Ohlo milo and Presl PresldehtiRoosevelt Presld
dehtiRoosevelt d ntRoosevelt were wer In conference again againyesterday agaInst againyesterday
yesterday st rdanIt ofterxibnV aftrxipni b Undoubtedly qndoubtedlY the thequestions thequestlous thequestions
questions c cjnsTdlred nsTaVred related to the con contest contest contest ¬
test b4twifen bI tW the the ForaUer F Fo 1ier ger and Hanna Hannaforces Hannaror Iannaforces
forces ror es In lnOll Ohj over oer the disposition of ofFeder orFeder ofFeder
Feder > 2 > jMitVbnotre pn Lttonase n What passed was wasnot wasnot wasnot
not disclosed dli IISed but Senator se nator Foraker Forakeremerged Fomakeremeged
emeged from the White House looking lookingas i
as fcf L he was waS not by b any means pleased pleasedover pleasedoverthe pleasedover
over overthe the result resul resultThe I ITte i iThe
The Forak Foraker Yorak r men are demanding that thatthe thatthe thatthe
the President appoint their candidates candidatesfor candidatesfor candidatesfor
for the postofflces postofficCS of Lima New Phlla Phlladelphla PhIladelphIa Phiiadelphix
delphla Canal Dover and Napoleon NapoleonThey Napoleon1he NapoleonThey
They 1he have men in the field for these thesepositions thesepositions thesepositions
positions The Hanna men are not noturging noturglr noturging
urging urglr candidates nndidatesof dldates of their own but want wantthe wantthe j jthe
the offices to remain rem rernalnas l as they the are for the thepresent theI thepresent
I present presen They T ey oppose oppose the appointment appointmenti appolnt nent
i of the Foraker candidates candldnt s and will take tiLketheir taketheir
t their appointment as an affront affrontThe atrrontThe affrontThe
The President is put in a delicate posi position position j jtion
tion and hesitates to offend of rend the Hanna Hannamen Hannamen Hannamen
men or give them cause to toantagonlze toantagonlzehim antagonize antagonizehim
him In the State convention or In the theelection theelection theelection
election It is believed he is trying to tohold tohold tohold
hold aloof from a decision de lsfon of the con controvers controversy j jtroversy
troversy trovers a course ourse which will 111 not be sat satisfactory satIstactoI satisfactorytothe ¬
isfactory IstactoI isfactorytothe to the Foraker F > > raker forces forcesSEEK torcesSEEK forcesSEEK
SEEK TO PRESERVE GOLD GOLDFOR GOLDFOR GOLDFOR
FOR MONETARY PURPOSES PURPOSESRepresentative PURPOSESRepresentntle PURPOSESRepresentative
Representative Shafroth Dem Col Colyesterday ColJcstcrday Colyestcrday
yesterday introduced in the House a aJoint ajoint ajoint
Joint resolution authorizing the commis commission commission conimisaba ¬
sion on or international exchange to agree agreewith agreewltl1 agreewith
with the other nations upon uniform uniformlaws unltormlaws uniforralaws
laws tending to preserve the gold pro product product product ¬
duct ot o the world for coinage and mone monetary monetary monotary ¬
tary purposes purposesThe purposesThe purposesThe
The resolution re olutlon recites ecltes that the United UnitedStates UnitedStates UnitedStates
States and other countries have adopted adoptedthe adoptedI adoptedthe
I the gold standard and that within a ashort ashort ashort
short time the gold ld standard is to be bethe bethe
the law of Mexico and China and that thatthe thatthe thatthe
the entire product of gold is necessary necessaryfor necessarytor necessaryfor
for purposes of money moneySELFHEATING moneySELFHEATING moneySELFHEATING
SELFHEATING OVERCOATS OVERCOATSMAY OVERCOATSMAY OVERCOATSMAY
MAY BECOME REALISTIC REALISTICPARIS REALISTICPARIS REALiSTICPARIS
PARIS Jan 30 3OThe The attention of the theFrench theFronch theFrench
French Government has been called to toa toa toa
a recent Invention of a Frenchman Frenchmanwhich Fr Frenchmanwhich nchml1n nchml1nwhich
which Is being applied to blankets and andcarpets ancLcarpets anticarpets
carpets and has been well W ll designated designatedas
as selfheating selfheatingThe seltheatlngThe selfheatingThe
The idea consists of fine wires woven wovenIn wovenIn wovenin
In the texture of the cloth which are tr trheated
heated y an electric current currentIt curren currenIt currentIt
It Is now announced that a a device has hasbeen haiIbeen hasbeen
been discovered that will ill admit of using
the cloth clothfor for overcoats overcoatsBATTLE overcoatsBATTLE overcoatsBATTLE
BATTLE CREEK CAPITALIST CAPITALISTDISAPPEARS CAPITALISTDISAPPEARS CAPITALISTDISAPPEARSIN
DISAPPEARS IN FLORIDA FLORIDAPENSACOLA FLORIDAPENSACOLA FLORIDAPENSACOLA
PENSACOLA Fla Jan 30 aoJ J H HDlckorson HDlckolon HDickerson
Dlckorson a capitalist of Battle Creek CreekMich CreekMich CreekMich
Mich who has been spending the win wintor winter wintor
tor hear near here has disappeared It Is Isthought Isthought
thought that he has been drowned dro ed In Inthe Inthe
the bay Dickerson left his winter I ter home homeaoross homeBQrOSS homenoross
aoross the bay ba on his yacht on the thempuilngr themornlng themozning
mpuilngr of January 17 for Pensacola
but b t never arrived arrivedHis arrivedHIs arrivedHis
His friends here thought he was at
his place while his employes were of
the opinion that he wosin was ln the city
or
LLOYDS WEEKLY WEEKLYSAYS WEEKLYSAYS
SAYS AMERICAN AMERICANWOMAN AMERICANWOMAN
WOMAN IS FREE FREEI FREEmpssible
Impossible I to Confirm ConfirmReport ConfirmReport ConfirmReport
Report at Home HameOf HameOffice Of Office Office ¬
fice in London LondonHISTORY LondonHISTORY LondonHISTORY
HISTORY OF THE THEOnce CJ CAE CAEC E EQn
Once Qn C Sentenced pfenced fencedto to Death for ford forAlleged
f d i Alleged XJiI g d Poisonmg P Poisoningof PoisoningofHei isonintof isonintofHer of ofHer
Her Husband HusbandLONDON Hus HusbandLONIjON and andLO
LONDON LO oN Jan 30 3OIt It is reported report d here heretonight her hertonIght heretonight
tonight that Mrs rs Florence Maybrlck Maybrlckwho Maybric3who MaybrlcJwho <
who was convicted in 1SS9 of the sane murder mut mutdel saneder ¬
der of her herh1fsbnnd husband and who was as son sontenced S seatenced n ntenced
tenced to death but afterward sent to toprison toprIson toprison
prison for fifer Ute 1if has been released from frpmcustody fromcUst fromctistedy
custody custodyThis cUst ctistedyThisarnouneement dy dyThlsallnouI
This ThlsallnouI Thisarnouneement announcement cement has hasgreatly greatly pleased pleasedAmericans PIeOaAflSCrIC4US > ie qea qeaAmericans
Americans here her who have always bu bulieved buUeved behieved
lieved that the condemned woman wfls wflsinnocent WttsInnocent wfl wflinnocent
innocent
Impossible to Confirm ConfirmUp ConfirmUp ConfirmUp
Up to a late hour tonight it has been beenImpossible beenImpossible beettImpossible
Impossible to confirm the report of otMaybrlc of3faybricits iCrS iCrSMaybrlcits
Maybrlcits Maybrlc ts release The home office is isclosed Is Isclosed isclosed
closed and 11I1dthcre there isno is i no chance pf ob ohtaming obtaining Obtalnlng ¬
taming a a confirmation of the thewhich ttipoi ttipoiwhich tli ot otwhich
which Is published in Lloyds Wetklyf Wetklyftoday We1k1ytOOa Wstklytoday
today tOOa until tlI tomorrow afternoon afternoonNo afternoonNo afternoono
No o lat iatdr r rthan than Friday it was said on onwhat onwhat onwhat
what Is considered nsidered the best of authority authoritythat authoritYthat authoritythat
that the theL < was no prospect prospectof of Mrs May Maybricks faT Ia
bricks release elease until untUJuly July The report reportthat tp rpdttthat tt
that thll t she has has already aIre dy been released re1easedls is isnot isnot
not generally credited creditedConvicted credt credtConvicted creditedConvict >
Convicted Convict fcr I 1389 1I8grs 1389Mrs z88gMrs
Mrs rs Florence Maybrlck 1r1 ybr k was wVS w Is convicted convictedof convIctedof convictedof
of poisoning poisoriingiser fier r husband in August 18S9 18S9and 1859and 1389and
and was sentenced to death This = yi yitence n ntencews ntence
tence tencews was afterward commuted to o lire iifaimprisonment 11farIs lireimjisonment
imprisonment rIs onm nt The Th e commutation wo wolargely w waa waalargely 8M 8Mlarg
largely larg IY due to the efforts of James G GBlaliie GBla1ne GBlahie
Blaliie then Secretary of State Statecalled1 StateJUUtn
JUUtn tspr1l1Secrctnrr BlaJI14L BlaJI14LC la1n la1nciuiea
called1 C l1edo l1edothe the the attention of tha th th bate Lord LordSalisbury LOrdSallbu Lo t tSalisbury
Salisbury Sallbu then premier to t Mrs May Maybricks Maybricks Iay IaybricKs
bricks case and suggested that the thetrial thetrial thetrial
trial might be reviewed Lord Salis Salisbury SatIsbury Sa1isbury ¬
bury replied that he could not inter intervene interene intervene ¬
vene ene Sinqe Six e then efforts to obtain the therelease theleas therelease
release leas of ofthef the fdmotts mois prisoner hove fcen fcencontinuous t tcontinuous su sucontinuous
continuous and persistent Following FollowingSecretary FollowingSe Fol1owi ± i iSecretary
Secretary Se retary Blames many unsuccessful unsuccessfulI unsuccessfuletrorts unsuccessfulefforts
I efforts the case was taken In charge on onNovember onloovember onNovember
November 2S 1832 lS9by by Secretary of State StateFoster SbUeFoster StateFoster
Foster but with no success successMaybrick successra successNrbzick
Maybrick ra bric1c Association AssociationOn
On June 13 1ESG the Womens Inter International Int Thtdxnational r rnational ¬
national Maybrlck Association oclat1on decided decidedto
to petition the Queen In Mrs Maytrlcks Yaylrlcksbehaltbut Maytricksbehalf Maytrlcksbehalf
behalf behaltbut but on July 3 1S96 the homo homosecretary hOmosecreta1 bdmosecretary
secretary secreta1 in spite of these efforts still stillmore sUllmore stiltmore
more strongly opposed her release Jn Jnthe Jathe n nthe
the following year ear the British govern government go gov tnt tntmeat m mment ¬
ment again refused to Interfere The TheMedicoLegal TheMedicoLegal TheMedicoLegal
MedicoLegal Society of New York then thentook thentook thentook
took up the case again without result resultThis resultThis
1 This vent wenton on n from year to year push pushed pushed pushed ¬
ed by b various societies some orgaj orgwaUed orgwaUedtor orgniisedfor l2ed l2edfor
for the special purpose of procuring the thaprisoners ih ihprlsoners theprisoners
prisoners release from prison but F > reh rehmovement oh ohmovement h hmovement
movement and all nllpeUUonsto petitions to the crown crownwere croWn croWnwere crotnwere
were without avail The Queen con continued continued continued ¬
tinued Implacable and the home secre secretary secretary secretary ¬
tary and successive cabinets cubt ets refused to toact toact toact
act in the ceaseless appeals of the many manyAmericans manyAmericans manyAmericans
Americans interested In the Maybrick Maybrickcase Maybrlckcase Maybriclecase
case caseSince caseSInce caseSince
Since King Edward came to the thethrone thethrone thethrone
throne he h e has shown unmistakable unmIst i ble signs signsof signsot signsof
of being being willing to pardon Mrs 1rs May Maybrick Maybrick y ybrick
brick and seeing geeln this Ambassador AmbassadorChoate AmbassadorChcate AmbassadorChoate
Choate stimulated by b Mrs Maybrloka Maybrlokafriends Maybr1d Maybricksfriends J Jtrlends
friends in the United States has ccn ccntinued Cfffitlnued continned
tinned the representations for her re release k klease ielease ¬
lease leaseShe leaseShe leaseShe
She was eighteen years old when she shemarried shemarried shemarried
married James Maybrick a cotton bro broker broker braker ¬
ker In Liverpool He had formerly been beena
a resident of Norfolk Va He was for fortytwo tort fortytwo ¬
tytwo t to years enrs old and had contracted contractedmalaria contractedmalaria contractedmalaria
malaria In Norfolk Mr Maybrklc Ma a had hadused hadused hadused
used arsenic for several years before beJorhis beorhis beforehis
his death oa May Ma U 1SS9 and It was wasupon wasupon wasupon
upon the postmortem po tmortem examination chief chiefly chiefly chiefly ¬
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