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o o r F O U R SACKS OF CASH.
PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS IN R U F
The NEWBERG GRAPHIC
Bold Robber« Hold Up Train Cloaa
,
to Pittsburg
Pittsburg, May 1.— Two train-
robbers, who evidently boarded tbe
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New York and Bt. Louie express, on
>aiuidart May 2
land-Kraut resolution, which was In- the Panhandle railroad of the Penn-
Washlngton, May s.— The policy tended to follow the Fulton resolu- sylvanla system, at the Union Sta-
sought to be established by the gov- Hon. In view of the bad faith of tlon la this city, when that train left
eminent of providing and equipping the lumbermen, the cpmmlttee was at 10:SO tonight, ten minutes late,
buildings for Its ambassadors In Eu- overwhelmingly opposed to reporting overpowered tbe express messenger
ropean capitals received a setback the. measure, especially If the same and got away with four bags of cur-
today In the senate, where the dip- end can be accomplished, without rency, containing an amount of
lomatle hill was under consideration, legislation.
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money as yet unknown. The rob-
Tbrough a point of order by Culber- j
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I *>ery was committed near Walker's
son, Texas, an amendment to the
Wednesday, April 20,
Station, a particularly lonely and ii-
house bill appropriation 1400,000' Washington, April
— John olatad spot In a rough section of
for such a building at Paris waa Sharp Williams today gave the re- country about 11 miles west of the
stricken out.
publican majority In the bouse an city.
The bill was passed, after which opportunity either to permit or to
The train, one o f the fastest on
eulogies on the life, character and refuse to peymlt a vote on the Ste- the road, which- Is not scheduled to
public services of the late Senators ve»> bill to place wood pulp on the stop between here and Steubenville,
Mallory and Bryan, of Florida, were free list. In the course of a clever- O., was brought to a sudden halt by
delivered.
Ily humorous and satirical speech he an emergency signal from the bell
Amendments to the diplomatic ^unrolled and held to view the fol- cord, and whan William Lafferty,
bill were adopted Increasing the sal­ lowing petition to Speaker Cannon, the conductor, went forward to learn
ary o f the secretary of the legation bearing the signatures of 164 of the the trouble he found N. Roshen, the
and consul general to Salvador 166 Democratic senators:
Adams Express messenger, bound
from $X000 to 93600; appropriat­
"W e, the undesigned, represents- and gagged in the express car and
ing- $16,000 to enable the secretary tives In congress, request, each tor so frightened that he could not give
of state to protect the property and himself, and each for each of the any connected report of what had
rights of dtisens of the United others, that you recognise one of us, happened. Except that both of tbe
States in the navigation and use of or • you prefer, some other repre- robbers were white, the express mes-
the St. Johns river in case of any s ntanve, to move to discharge the senger is unable to give an ldenti-
litigation.
eoinmlttee on ways an;! n-eans from flcatlon that would aid the secret
W a s h in g t o n
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Aft*» ik . further consideration and to suspend service forces of the railroad corn-
regon
usual YollcaU^o d e m a n d th« nr«. Ith® rulea an<* pa* the Stevens bill, panles and the city and county de­
usual Toucan to .demand the pres-|or
other bill having the effect tective force, all of whom have been
hort ine
called out to work on the case.
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UVL a a « T i t ,0^ « l i i a n h PQ,,n,ir ° f | Mr-
°* Pennsylvania, of-
ACCUSES LEISCHMAN.
1 A n a/m « n d m p n t Pao w ^ « H h hv
! iered
amendment to the sundry
nion a c ific
•
9^0 nrtn
by
c,vl* bill appropriating 960,000 for
appropriating
$10,000
to
aid
the
the
establishment
of
a
national
art'
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tne establishment of a national art No Att*mpt Made to Prosecute Turk
a, d *a,1ery In the Smithsonian Instltnte.
Who Murdered American.
home The amendment waa rejected on a
and tomb of Andrew Jackson, at
of order
New York. May 1.— On board the
Nashville, Tenn., was rejected on a P
01 ° rd
steamer Koenig Albert, which ar-
point of order made by Tawney of
Washington, April 29.— The sen- rived here today, was the body of
Minnesota.
ate and house conferees on the army Bernard Warkentin, president of the
An amendment by Smith of Louis­ bill reached an agreement tonight. Kansas State bank, of Newton, Kas.,
iana. appropriating $160,000 for con­ The senate conferees receded from who was shot and killed near Dam-
tinuation of work on the St. Mich­ the amendment raising «he pay ot ascua early In April, whllo riding on
aels canal, Alaska, until the passage officers on a percentage basis. In- a railroad train. Mra. Warkentin
o f the sundry civil bill, waa agreed atead, a schedule was adopted In- and her son Carl accompanied the
to without discussion.
creasing the pay of Major-Generals, body.
The house, after a spirited and Brigadier-Generals, Colonels. Lieu-1 The cable dispatches announcing
somewhat
acrimonious
debate, tenant Colonels, Majors and First'the shooting, said that It was done Through Pullman staadard and ton rial
c a n daily to Omaha. Chicago, Spo­
passed the bill authorising the ap­ Lieutenants $600 per. annum; Cap- by a Syrian who occupied a compart­ Keeping
kane. tourist ilecptog c a n dally to K
pointment of the president of an ad­ íalos, $600 per year; Second Uen-;ment on the train adjoining that In City; Uirough Pullman tourist slaeptna
conducted) weekly to Chi
ditional member of the Philippine tenants, $200 and cadets $100.
I which Mr. Warkentin waa seated. (personally
Kujsa* Clty^ reclining chair cars (seats
commission.
On this schedule, the salary of,T he Syrian said he was examining
The bill appropriating $26,000 for Major-Generals will be $8000 per his revolver and that it went off by
the relief of tbe tornado sufferers In annum; Brigadier-Generala $ 6000;!mistake. Ambassador Leishman, at
the south was passed without Inci­ Colonels $4000; Lieutenant-Colonels Constantinople, reported the shoot-
T lB l SCHtMLCS
P it i n
dent.
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13600; Majors $3000; Captains $3,-!ing to the etate department. He said
PsrSe ad. Or.
400; first Lieutenants, $2000; sec-1 assurance had been given him that
Friday, May I.
Salt Lake, Dearer,
ond Lieutenants, $1700 and cadets the Syrian would be brought to Jus-
Ft. Worth,Omaha,
Portland
Washington, May 1.— The honee $600.
tloe if the act proved to be one of
■Dacia!
Kansas <nty, St
spent all of today's sssslon in con­
Louis, Chicago and
murder.
tSOaTm.
Tueyday, April 28.
▼
la
sidering and passing, paragraph by
Carl Warkentin said today that Busting ton. la s t
paragraph, under suspension of the
Washington, April 28— Ostensibly the
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man who killed
hia ______
father ______
was a
rules, the
sundry
appropriation
and
Mr."
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i Turkish
i igx n i a u
r Prince
r iu v v
n u u that
vuav n
r, a Lolah-
a j io ii *
Atlanti« «alt Lake, Dourer,
bill. As the outcome of a deter-1 priatlon bill, the houee devoted moet man told his mother that It would
Ft.Worth, Omaha,
Ax presa
Kansae City, 8 t
mined effort to strike from the bill of its time today to speeches cover-1 be Impossible to prosecute him and N l & m .
and
a restriction prohibiting the employ-1 log a wide range of subjects and advised her to say no more about the Huntington. l louts,Chicago
est
ment of secret service employee In | concluded the session by giving an matter.
any detective work Other than the attentive hearing to the president’s, prom his remarks It was anoarent
Walla Walla, Lewis-
ton, Spokane, Wal­
S t Paul
guarding of the president and the
* special message.
Although nearly'that Mr. Warkentin waa of the opin- Pest
lses, P u llm a n ,
Mall
running down o f counterfeiters, every member had read the message lon th, t Mr irishman had net done
Minneapolis, 8t.
which was vigorously opposed by In the newspapers, a large number all that he could, and he intimated
Paul, Duluth, Mil­
waukee, Chicago
members of the appropriations com- remained In their seats, carefully that charges would be lodged with
and hast
mittee, tbe limitation was agreed to following tbe words of the reading the state 8 department against
8
the
and the paragraph adopted In sub-| clerk. When the portion of the ambs
dor.
stantlally Its original form.
| message referring to the multl-mtl-
taller infoi
Objectlon by democratic members lionaire "whose eon la a fool and his
et ticket agent, or
WARSHIP BLOWN UP.
In pursuance of the minority Mill- j daughter a foreign prli
buster, to unanimous consent defeat-' reached there waa a storm of ap-
ted the passage of a bill for the plause, equally loud on both aides of
Magszins Explodes, Killing
printing and distributing of 100,000 the house.
lfcM Ul
240 Japanese.
copies of a special report by the de-| Mr. Lake, of New Jersey, made
' Agent
Toklo, May 1.— Admiral Toohl
partment of agriculture, describing some caustic remarks concerning the
president, evoking applause on the matsu, commander of the training
diseases of cattle.
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democratic side.
¡squadron, reports that an explosion
Washington, May 1.— In the sen-
other speeches werexnade by Rep-¡occurred in the stern magasine of
ate today, 8enator Davis, of Arkan- rBBentatlves Hitchcock, of Nebraska, the cruiser Matsushima at 4:09
sas, moved tQ discharge the commit- vreeland of New York and Hamllln o’clock this morning while anchor-
tee on the Judiciary from the fur- of mwouri. -
! ing at Makang, a harbsr on the Pee-
ther consideration of his bill, for, At 6:06 p. m the* house took a'cadoree Islands. The Matsushima
the suppression of trusts, pools and recegB untll 11:20 o’clock tomorrow Immediately sank until only the
combinations In trade.
He spoke morn|ug.
j bridge was visible. Efforts at rescue
for about two hours, reading
I
.
. .. , s T-
'by boats from the cruisers Hashidate
o f the time from a typewritten s u t^ | ^aahln^on. April 28.— The pen- and |taukush,ma continued until 9
ment which he said he had prepared »lon and District of Columbia appro- a m _ aaxtng the Uvea of 141 men.
In advance, "that no Intemperate prtatlon-bills w*re pa“ ®d j *
including some officers. The major­
major-
Including
language might escape hit lips on “ nat* J ° day - l w /n ^ id e n t ^ rriE x ,tjr of th® officers were saved,
and at
ed, and
this occasion,” a thing which he said
w i. h lJ i *ilnd ,th® t,me of the Admiral’s report the
he had never done before.
f^ n «to ^ dWard
numbered 68 out of a com-
During hie apeech he roundly de- another chapter of Senator War ,plament of 300
flounced the trusts, commended the ner s speech on the Brownsville af-
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sons of Baron Chlnda, vice-
president’s reqeht message outlining fair was heard. 8everal measures of minister of the foreign office, and
measures for relief, spoke of The re- minor Importance and the resolution of Prince Oyama, field marshal, are
moval of the motto, "In Ood We of
among the cadets who It » Is —
feared
Trust” from the coins, and declared to cycjonejmfferers ln the »ou th 'wsre ^ ,
alao CaptalM Name Yoab-
that John D. Rockefeller, the Stand-1 passed. The resolution to extend,
Yashiro The cause of the
ard Oil Company and J. P ie r p « t th . U m e jrh «. ths^w m m odltycta«e ” °plo.*o2 f.u n k n o w l®
*
Morgan should be indicted for trea- of the railroad rate law snail pe-
son. Hs also paid his respects to come operative was called before the
Washington, May 1.— Commander
senate by Mr. Elkins, but went over
the pn
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under objection from Mr. Culbersbn. Taniguchi, the naval attache of the
Thursday, April 8 0 .
The senate at. 6:27 p. m. adjourned. Japanese Embassy, said today that
the regular complement of tbe Mat­
Washington, April 30.— Consider­
sushima was about 326 men and that
ation of the sundry civil appropria­
Monday, April 27.
on her cruise she had about 60
tion bill was resumed in tbe house
Washington, April
total of
today. Townsend of Michigan of-
of- overwhelming vote. President Rooee- 416**" m s ^ b ie n a m ^ h e "said^Indl-
fered an amendment increasing from Telt>. four-battleship program failed
¡1? . ! b o T l 7 6 we^e ’saved
$60,000 to $260,000 the appropria- ,n the Wnate, Ju, t as It did in the
ÎSuld °ake the 7 * ? 0T *m.
tlon for enforcement by the Inter- bouse. The amendment for tour bat-
d
about 240
state commerce commission of that t,e.hlpa was Introduced by Senator cerB an<1 m®n about 140
clause of the Hepburn act directing
and the fight for Its adoption
Strikers Attack Funeral
the commission to cause to be made was led by Senator Beveridge. Twea-
Seattle, Wash., May 1.— Bringing
examinatlons of the accounts of In- ty„tbree votes were cast for the In­
terstate railroad to determine wheth- creaBed program, the number large- word of the arreqt of Treadwell of
or that law la beiag violated and to ,y being made up of recently-elected ■ , 0 atrlkers for breaking un a fun-
make public tbe result of such ex- ^ « t o r s . Fifty senators voted to SfP- J ; , '
aminations
After a d®Jat® ,a8t‘ “ * port the house and the r e c o m m e n d s - 1 tgd
steamship Dol-
four hour, the amendment was tlon of the senate naval committee hm arrived In port this morning. A
agreed to.
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for building only two battleships.
Lonular vounx man amonx the
The hones dlaagreed to the senate, xhe debate on( the battleship ?tI7ki breakers was accidently klliïd
amendments to t h e : a m e n d m e n t lasted three days to the recentIy. The funerai procession ex
lumbia and pension appropriation exc,UBjOB
an other matters. It tended
-
for many blocks, making
hills and sent those bills to confer wns begun by Senator Beveridge formidable showing of the strlke-
ence.
with an
eloquent
appeal
for
the
sup-
,
-
. . .
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breakers. Notwithstanding this dis­
The ususl point of no quorum was port of the president and the sngges- p,ay> tbe atrlkers attacked the pro-
raised when the house reconvened tlon that a larger navy might be ce8s|0n |n force and nearly captured
today on the motion providing that needed for war._____
the body.
the house go Into committee of the
Washington, April 27.— A favor­
whole for further consideration of
Food for the Fleet.
the sundry civil appropriation bill able report was today ordered on
bill increasing pen- .
,
Washington, May 1.— Prepara-
under the five minute rule. The Senator . Ankeny's
doors were locked and tbe roll called sions of Indian war veterans and t|on> for furnishing food supplies In
their widows from $8 to $12 per jarge quantities for the use of the
on tbe motion, which prevailed.
month. The committee declined to Atlantic battleship fleet on its way
Washington, April SO.— The Pres­ report a bill which would place these arounj the world, were opened at
ident today signed the Fulton land- veterans on the same footing as ter- tbe navy department today. These
vice pensioners of the civil war, Bupp||ea are to be loaded aboard
grant resolution.
The honse public lands committee whose maximum pension ls> $20 a the auxiliaries at Mare island and
today discussed. Mondell’s patent' month.
Puget Sound. Among the Items are
1,600,000 pounds of flour, more
than 1,210,000 pounds of frosen
/
Wants Hospital Ships
Will Cover 42,600 Milss.
Washington, April 29.— With a meats, large amounts of aauaaees,
Washington, April 30.— A total of
approximately 42,600 miles will view to preparedness in case of potatoes veg tables and’ fruit.
have been covered by the Atlantic necessity, the surgeon general’s of­
Siamese Revolt.
battleship fleet when It arrives at fice of the na4y has suggested the
Hampton Roads on February 22, designation of several vessels avail­
Paris, May 1.— The Temps today
next, according to the estlm*tes able for use for hospital purposes. publishes a special dispatch from Bat
made by the naval officials. The dis­ Among the ships suggested by Sur­ tambang, a town of Slam, in the
tance to be covered for the voyage geon-General Rixey Is the Buffalo, French sphere of Influence, saying
o f the fleet from San Franclaco to now up on the Pacific coast. The that the town la at the mercy of the
the Philippines, thence to China and surgeon-xcneral la an earnest advo­ natives, who have risen In revolt
Japan and back to Manila, la 18,219 cate of tne use of the hospital ships, and aro threatening the European
miles. The longeet lap la from Hon­ and take« the ground that the navy residents. The troops are insuffi­
olulu to Auckland, $$60 miles.
shonld always be ready.
cient to Inauro protection.
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