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C O N D IT IO N W O R RIES D O C T O R S
PROCEEDINGS OF C O B S IN BRIEF
Admiral Evans Very Sick Man .and
Recovery Will Be Stew.
• Paso Robles, Cal., A pril 10.— Mrs
Robley D. Evans and her daughter,
Mrs. Charlotte 0 . Marsh, arrived here
short!v after 6 o’clock yesterday after­
noon and joined Reer Admral Evans at
the hot springs. Their coming cheered
him greatly, and. it Is believed, w ill
have a good i f f sot.
W hile his rheumastlsm has almost
disappeared as a result of the treatment
at the hot springs and his normal eon
d I tion baa improved greatly and he has
regained considerable strength, Dr
MoDteald and L . B. Phillips, the pby
aioan at the hot springs, admitted l '
morning that there were other compli­
cations which retard his rapid recovery
and will make permanent improvement
very slow.
Lieutenant Erase’ departure'for Lea
Angeles to aeeompany bis mother here
was no doubt largely for the purpose oi
preparing her for the great change in
her husband.
That she would be greatly shockM
when she sew him waa admitted. But
a mars shadow of his former self, bis
pale, drawn face furrowed with many
deep lines, hie thin, emaciated body,
h is knees and ankles so enlarged ancl
deformed aa to be very noticeable
through his olotbes, there is not much
resemblance in the physical appearance
to that of the man who stood on the
bridge of tbe Connecticut, leading bis
greet fleet oat oi Hampton Roads, leas
than four months ago.
He then
weighed 176 pounds, now he weighs
barely 120.
Saturday, April II.
that day w ill take another adjournment
Washington, A pril 11.— Debate on until Monday of next week. This pro­
the naval «pproprlatlon bill In the gram was arranged today by die Be-
House today resolved Itself in the publioaa 1 radei s because no new ta
mala' Into a discussion o f the possi­ nree now on the calendar are likely to
bilities o f war between the United
be enacted this sweion. The unfinished
States and Japan. In line with his
badness
is a b ill by Gamble to regu
well-known views on the subject,
Hobson, o f Alabama, pleaded for the settlement of the accounts bet w
four battleships instead o f tw o fo r the j the United Stetes sad the several sta Isa
next fiscal year, and pointed out that relative to the dia positi on of public
from now on the United States land. I t la nndseetood that this bill
should have a fixed policy with re­ I w ill not be peasdd at this seas ion, and
gard to naval construction.
A war I that the other land Mila, inch as the
between the yellow and the whit# one to provide an enlarged homestead
racea he regarded as inevitable, und I w ill also go over until next session at
he aaaerted that Japan’s present m il-'
Itary activity was with a view to the 1
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supremacy o f the Pacific and « 1 «-
mately she would clash at arms with ! J, "
*®oePt .
»P P roPr**-
“ tion
on bills,
D'*1*» and It is not impossible that
the United Statea.
States.
coogrees w ill be ready to adjourn •
W ashington.' D. C., A pril 11.— No time between May 16 and May 80.
definite arrangement has yet been
made for the consideration o f the
Washington, April 7.— Tbe whole of
Fulton land grant resolution in the
House. W hile a privileged matter, It the session of the boose today was de­
is not as highly privileged as appro­ voted to tbe consideration of tbe Dis­
priation bills, and as long as there trict of Columbia appropriation b ill.
a re approp riation bills waiting to be Two amendrbenta of mare or less na­
considered there w ill apparently be tional interest were adopted, one pro­
no tim e to take up the resolution.
viding for 76-cant gag for all district
Chairman Mondell, o f the House establishments and the other requiring
public lands committee, who has that all outside doors to public build­
charge o f the resolution, said today ings should open outward and that new
that he would call It up at the first
buildings shall have fonr exits.
An
opportunity, but he did not deem It
wise to endeavor to crowd It In j effort to secure the incorporation of
ahead o f any appropriation bill, fo r cbild-lsbor provision applicable to tbe
by so doing be would arouse those district failed. Tbe bill, whioh appro-
members interested in appropriations pi latce 99,681,460, was passed end
and furthermore, probably be over­ thereupon the boose, oat of respect to
GRAVE PE R IL IN A N A R C H Y .
ruled by the speaker, who would con­ the memory of the late Representative
sistently give preference to appro­ Abraham L . Brick, of Indiana, took a
priation measures. Before long, how­ recess until 11:80 o’clock tomorrow, be­ P resident Sends Vigorous Message to
Both Houses o f
ever, the appropriation bills w ill have ing still on the legislative day of Moo
a ll passed the House, and then, If
Washington, A p ril 10.— In one o f the
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not before, Mr. Mondell thinks the day.
shortest messages which he has yet
reeolution can be called np and
transmitted to congress,
President
passed.
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M en day. April 6.
Roosevelt yesterday called tbe attention
Washington, A p ril 6.— The army bill, of that body to the neeeaaity for further
Friday, A^rtl 10.
oarrying an appropriation of almost legislation on the subject of anarchy.
Washington, A pril 10.— The dove
1100,000,000, was passed» by the senate W ith the message be transmitted a to-,
peace Covered over the boose today. today practically aa reported from the port reviewing the legal phases o f the
Instead of interminable rollcalls and oommittee on m lltiary affairs. The question by
General Bona-
clashes of party leaden on questions o f only amendment adopted earried an ap­ parte. The1!
of the president is
parliamentary law, th en was an or­ propriation of 920,000 for a system of ms follows:
derly session devoted a 1 moot entirely to wmtsr works for Fort W illiam Henry
‘To tbe senate and honse of repre­
consideration o f the naval appropria­ Harrison, Montana. The bill material sentatives:
t e bill. Both Chairmns toes, of I lli­ ly increases the pay of officers and en­
I herewith submit a letter from the
nois, and Padgett, of Tennessee, of the listed men.
department o f joetioe which exlaioe
committee on naval a Bairs, made ex­
The fortifications bill, reported to the itself. Under this opinion I hold that
haustive speeches justifying the action senate today, carries Barrator Ankeny’s existing statutes give tbe president
o f the oommittee in reporting what amendment, increasing tbs appropria­ power to prohibit tbe postmaster gene­
they characterised as a conservative tion for fortifications on Paget sound ral from being used as an Instrument
naval program for the next fiscal year,
91,000 000. Aa the b illl passed the in the oommiseion of crime, that is. to
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house, it appropriated 9747.000 for this prohibit the oa* of the mails for tbe
Thursday, April 9.
work. The appropriation it not item­ advocacy of murder, arson and treason,
The senate today passed An­ and I shall aet upon such construction.
Washington, A p ril 9.— The b ill re­ ised.
“ Unquestionably, however,
there
lating to the liability of comovon car­ keny’s bill, appropriating 9290,000 (or
should be further legislation by oon-
riers by railroads, passed In the house a public building at W alla W alla.
s in this matter. When compared
o f representatives oa A pril fi, wee to­
with the suppression of anarchy, every
day passed by the annate without
Washington, A pril 6.— Beyond forc­ other question sinks into insignificance.
amendment and without division.
ing roll call on the approval of tho The anarchist is the enemy of human-
The senate bill on the wune subject
journal and en adjournment, the Dem< ty, the enemy of all mankind, and his
was not oonlined to railroads, but cov­
oerrats of the honse today offered no is a deeper degree of crim inality than
ered all forma of common carriers, and
Obstruct on to the orderly transaction of any other. No immigrant is allowed
Dolliver, of Iowa, who had reported it
business. This being suspension day, to ecme to our shores if he is an anar­
from the committee on edooatlou and
Several important
bills
were pat chist ; and.no paper published here or
labor, sought to snbatitote it for the
through by practically nnanimooa vote. abroad ahouid be permitted in this
boose bill, but bis montlon was de­
Among these was the Sterling employ­ oountry if it propagates anarchist opin­
feated.
Numerous amendments were
ers’ liability bill, only one vote being ions. THEODORE RO O SEVELT.”
offAred, but all were voted down.
recorded agninet it, that of Littlefiold,
Washington, A pril 9.— Three times of Maine, and the bill establishing a
TH E L IA B IL IT Y LA W .
today In the boom the Democrats naval station at Pearl Harbor, Hawaii,
and
appropriating
9880,000
for
the
caught the Republicans napping and
Provisions 'o f Measure Just Passed
forced them to produce a qourum. On pnrpoee, against whioh Sherwood, of
by Both’ Housca.
Ohio,
stood
alone.
co s other oocasion a vote by teller dis­
A
t
5:10
p.
m.
the
bouse
took
a
reoees
Washington.
A pril 10.--Aa passed
closed the absence of a quorum, but
Speaker Cannon peremptorily applied until 11:80 o’olock tomorrow morning. >y both houses of congress, the liabil­
ity bill is expected to meet the objec­
the Seed rule and secured a quorum te
tions of the United State* Supreme
be present.
In doing so Gannon had
Riddar Sure o f Victory.
coart to the common carrier liability
a brief hat lively clash with W illiam s.
Washington, A p ril 9.— Herman Rid- law of 1896, decided to be unconstitu­
Notwithstanding repeated roll calls,
progress was made in the transaction of dm, of the New York Btaata Zeitnng, tional by the court. The b ill Abolishes
publie business.
Both the army and who represents the Newspaper Publish- the strict oommoo lew liability, which
s’ association in their demand (or free ben e reoovmy for personal injury or
the fortifications bills were sent to con­
ference; the senate bill to increase tbe wood pulp, so as to reduce the price of death of an employe occasioned by the
It also
cfflc'ency of the revenue cutter service white paper, said today, after confer­ negligence of a fellow servant.
was, with Democratic help, passed, and ring with President Roosevelt, that he relaxes the common lew role which
the bill to promote the aafe transporta­ Was sanguine congress would not ad­ makes contributory negligence a defense
tion of Interstate commerce explosives journ without passing such a meranre. to claims for such injuries, and per­
was considered. I t w ill be finally dis­ Mr. Ridder said be had the written mits an employe to reoover tor an in­
pledgee of 68 Republican members of ary canned by negligence of a oo-
posed of tomorrow.
the honse, which, added to the Demo­ employe. Tbe bill does not bor recov­
cratic vote, makes a large majority. ery, even though tbe injared one con­
Wednesday, April 8.
Washington, A p ril 8.— The naval ap­ Mr. Ridder declares that tbe ways and tributed by his own negligenoe to the
propriation bill, authorising the con­ mesne committee of the house is re­ injury. The emoant of tbe recovery le
diminished in the seme degree with
st motion of two instead of fonr battle­ sponsible for not reporting a bill.
the negligenoe of the injured to the in­
ships, and eight instead of fonr subma­
jury-
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rine torpedo boats, and carrying a total
le e c h is Publie Printer.
appropriation of 9108,967,518 for the
Decide Not to Build Here.
Washington, A pril 7. — John S.
naval service for the fiscal year ending
Portland, A p ril 10.— That the peek­
Jane SO. 1901, was reported to tbe Leech, of Illinois, now publio printer
house today by Chairman lose of the in the Philippines, was today appolnt- ing firm cf Bohwartsschlid A Rulsberger
ad public printer. Mr. Leech is a legal haa given up <11 intention of building n
committee on naval affairs.
The bill carries an item of 91,000,- resident of Bloomington, III., although j.ant at Portland eieoe being refused
OOO toward tbe construction of tbe sub- be served respectively as oompositoc, the privilege oi bnilding on the Zim-.
marine torpedo boats and an item of proof readers and foreman jn the gov­ merman site, in Booth Portland, is tbe
9446,000 toward the oonatruction of ernment printing office here from 1889 statement oi J. 8. Heiaey, Pacific coast
eub-surfaoe torpedo boat«.
Provision to 1901, at whibh time he waa selected manager tor the company, who haa jnet
is made for tbe enlistment of 8,000 as pnblic printer for the Philippines. returned from New York, where he
men to man the following ehlps, which He haa made for himself a moat envia­ conferred with the heeds of the com­
are to be put in commission within ble record as an administrative officer pany in regard to the matter. Mr.
the next few months; The California, there, according to reporta in the poe- Helrey returned here to settle np some
affairs that were pending. The 8. A 8.
Mississippi, Idaho, New Hampshire, aeaaion of the insular bureau.
people w ill locate at some other city.
Booth Dakota, North Carolina, Mon­
Sues Heflin fe r Damages.
tana, Cheater, Birmingham and Salem;
Burn Rat road Property.
and for 1,500 men required to man tor­
Washington, A pril 7.— Representa­
pedo boats not now in commission.
Rio Janeiro, A pril 10.— Serious riot­
tive Thomas Hefl'n, of Alabama, waa
Representative Hobson, of Alabama, today made the defendant in a suit for ing broke out yesterday In the oity of
submitted a minority report Recom­ 120,000 damages filed by Lonls Lundy, Campos, end troops were sent in today
mending that provision be made in tbe the negro with whom the congressman to restore order. Tbe Leopold railroad
bill for four first-class battleships in­ had an altercation on a streetcar on has maintained exorbitant rates on
March 27 last. Tbe affair grows out of freight in and oat of Campos. This
stead of two. _________ .
Mr. Heflin’s taking exception to the aroused the Indignation of the people
Tuesday, April 7.
negro’s drinking on a streetcar in the and laat evening they descended upon
* Washington, A pril 7.—-The senate presence of women.
Lundy la repre­ the railroad property and ret fire to two
stations, 30 care and aevsral w are
today adjourned nntil Thursday, and on sented by lour negro attorneys.
louees. Tbe railroad bridge over the
Parahlba river waa destroyed.
Sioux Want Reaarvations Opened.
Denies Ill-treating Indians.
- Washington, A pril 8.— A delegation
Washington, A pril 9.— Major Rey­
Glees T o o III fe r Trial.
o f Bioux Indiana from the Cheyenne nolds, government agent on the Crow
and Standing Rook reservations, who Indian reservation in Montana, today
8an Francisco, April 10.— When the
favor opening at least half of these res­ testified before the senate committee rribery charge ageinat Louis Glare, oi
ervations to settlement, called upon tbe on Indian affairs, denying the ohargea the Pacific Telephone A Telegraph com­
president today with Commissioner made by Mrs. Hslen Pierre Gray, of pany, waa called in Judge Lew lor’s
Lenpp, of the bureau of Indian affaire. ill treatment of the Indiana. H e pro­ court this morning, his attorneys stated
Th e president chatted with them a duced a large amount of documentary that the defendant was very ill and
short time.
I f the plan for opening evidence taken from the files of the asked for e continuenoe ol two weeks.
these reservation* should beoome a Indian offlre, in defense of his conduct Assistant District Attorney O ’Qara waa
1*#, about 9.100,000 seres would be­ in various matters o i which Mrs. Grey made no objections. Judge Lawlor set
complained.
come open to settlers.
.
the matter lor May IS.
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