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Cream of the
Puli'islieil livery Day in
Annapolis, Feb. US - i'llnco IJcitry n:il
party arrived hem today. Tint party
wot) driven from tin train to tliu parade
ground, where tliu naval eitdctM were
lined up.
'I ho I'rliici watched the boys go
through their evolutions anil Momcd
greatly Improved with tliu excellence of
llmlr work,
After thodrlll tliu Annapolis naval
academy was visit!.
I.0111I1111, Feb, 2H- Important cninuiuu
h'RlloiiH lane recently pussfil In'tu cm
Canada ami tin- llrltUh government
with refoicttco to the Aliwku boundary
lllMlUtO.
( Niimlii fjijil h)i IimiI ninth' nil Hut con
refwli.tn to llii' I'liHt-il State poif-llde,
nml wiMicti tliiil hitglnitil would
(Kirt her present dciiiaiiito.
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Washington, Feb. SH-'llm Hftmto
niianijtlct' on prlUlegcK
ami oiiciiou
iIrrIilfH"tlnit
unman
and Mrl.'iiirtn
should le utiMitul.
lUboliitlonc of fill-
hiiic welt' pr Miitcd to tlio hcitatc mhii
after tho iHnlti(.
It In nx follows: "'Mint it Ih the jtulg
ini'tit of the hi'iiato that tint Miintois
(loin h'oiith Cnrolliin for thi'lr dlpo.dtTly
Mutvior Nii'l 'Ingram tl'ilalloii of tint
rules of tlir .Vimti during tin 01 en lit-
h on of the suiatcon Filuiiaiy 22d d
nni' tlitM'u mho of the N'lintr, and tlu
ill hey
r ai'ii
are huehy .o cenmiiid for tin l r i
lif the iirl.llcics and dignity of
till
tHMiy, nml in in aim alter idc tuioiiiion or
litis t rmittit It-it the older adjudging
them in ci.iiteiupt of tln .Senate rhalt no
longer be In foteonud rfftcl."
U Angt'liv, Felt. 25 Tin CViititry
Atlii'letlc clhhof tlilrt city his det'ldeil
to make a hid of ..2l.lMI lor tint .lelTilc
I'ity.tlminoiiM llghl, the r'iiti-jt to tal.e
plan during the Flivdn cclelnatlon,
.Ma. InI, 2d titnl Kd.
Wanhli'gton, Krli. 27 -I'teiddciit pro
letti Kryo of tllf Heiiale Ihlt iuntifK
npiip'Hl-"-1 "imi noiiv for ordciln;; the
n.iine-i of HenatorH Tilliiiiin and Me
J.aurin of .South CarolliiH Mini Turner of
UitHlilot'toii removed fioai loll, oel
liHiklli the Mcn-tlnm apHul frmn the ill
cImViii nf th" clitilr ami IiIn fnilure to
!! llll'Mllllll' to Hilt M'lltlte.
After inuLuiK IiIm apoh'j'y, Fro huIi
milted tti the Heiinte a iiHjtittl from Till
man in which lie intlutl Hint he iniht
he licniil ell a ilietloli of the Iilju-it
lirivilohv.
Frye at-l.cd that Tlllnmn lie kIwii the
iieoi'Hriary iiiiiiiiIiiioiim ciiiisimiI to he
Jii'iinl Intt liiirrowH, or Mleliltaii ohjwt
rd.Htatliij,' wiii forced to do m at thirt
time.
No htatement in ohtnlimhlc in coiiiicC'
t Idii with tin' action of the. IJolitenuiil
(iovcrnor of .South Carolina in withdraw
Jii tliu limitation in tint I'awhleiit to
iircHeiit u sword to .Major .lenkliH. It H
inliinated liowci'i' that IVenldoiit Ito.."
elt miulit Ignore the withdrawal an un
worthy of notice.
Washlugloii, Felt. 27-('omrcxH laid
aside all hUHlnesri and devoted today to
paying titling tribute to the nieinory of
the late President McKiuley, Prince
Jlenry hi'lug the gueat of honor.
The sceiiit of the mcii'oinl exeiei-iw
wiiii Hie Hall of Hepreseiitativen where
I'utli hriilicliiH uHseiiilileil at 10 o'clock to
IKtcii to elouout memorial iiildrc".eH.
hlle memlieiriof CongreKH occupied the
ll't.tr of the hall the gallerleM were Jllled
witli illploiuatH, JudgeHof Hie supreme
coin t, olllcialHot the niniy and navy mid
other pei'MiiiH who were fortuuato
enough to ohtalu tickets of aduiirtsiou.
Foremost among the dUtingiilshed
vl"lloi'rt were I'rlnce Henry of i'liissin
and lilrt unite, who occupied, together
with President ItooMnelt and iiieiitliern
ol hia cahiuet, a portion of (he galhry
set aside from them. When Pnne.t
Henry tin ltl tlio Hpeaker and the liou.-o
.line as one mail iih the royal viltor
came down Hut center J-de, mid hIiiiuI
Iniieiiiis with tjio l'rlnce'fi arrival the
I1. S. Marine hand struck up tlioderiiiuu
uationai anthem.
The oration, of the day wiih dellveied
hyj.ieuretary of State liny. Other hriel'
addresscH appropriate- in lite occasion
were delivered hy Senator Fontl:er,(ieii
eial (iroavonor and one or two other
lliemhciH ofiCongress
At the conclusion of tlio exercises, an
fidjouiuinen for the day wan taken iih a
further mark of renpl'ct to Hm memory
'of. President .Mcivliiioy.
MARSHFIELD, OOOS OOUBTTY, OREGON, MAR.. 1,
Week's News.
(lie belly Cnasf Mail.
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Kiiiitn Itnhc. Cnl., Fob. 27 Tim Klrt
llnptlsl I'liiirrli of t It Ih city, tliu fourth
nhlc'-i church of Its denomination on (lie
I'aclllc coitHt, today bcg.in n tin to days'
colchriitlnn of Itu golden Jubilee. Kitty
u'lirn ago tint church was uigiiiii'.t'i!, tin'
llrnt mo vice being held beneath u prowl
ing mil: on the IIiiiImmi ranch, veu'ii
utile from Mil city. The nunc dale
alw" maikfd Hut organization of tliu
Itaptixt Association or Callforniit. Only
ono of tin orl(lnal members of tint con
gregation Is now living and lie Ih ono of
the central figures In the preccnt cole
hratlon. I'hlladclpliia, Felt. 27- The Hjihhvlii
Lonnnottve Work, the Inrjji'rtt rutnldMi
mint of its I; I ml in the world, to.lavivlc-
hrateil the wveiitU'tli aniilveifiiry of Um
loiinnaiioii ny inn line .Mailman vt.
Ilaliiv.ln. One of tin; Icnlure of the an
niversary wim the coaipletion of the
twenty tlioiiHaadth HnMicd ciiftliii liirn
r1'! out hy tliu work-. Thin loci'injitlve U
or Hie inofe modern hlj'h Hpecd piiNeii
ner type ami wan hulll lor the I'lant ivn
tcui. WiiMilnj-ton, Felt. 2d -Tito iiin'Mtlon of
whether to punhdi Henatorrt Tillman mid
Mci.aijrlu for their disgraceful procew!
Inc. on Hie Hour of the senate viu taken
ti thin moiuliiK hy Hie M'liato couiinit
lee on privileKeMiind election.
The ceiielUhioii not torspel the Kejia
atoiH wart ileilnitely teuchi'il IhroiiRh a
ronfereiico hetv.ten the Ittpnlilican and
lU'iuiiciiitic leader.
'J lulr ptiiilxhiiii'tit will take the form
of it vf(-or.iiiH resolution of ceiisiire cuiii
lu'lllliK each to make a thoroiii'li(iioleiy
to the senate.
The House Wayri unit Mcaiw coiiiuilt
tee leilay instrtietfil Cliiilininii i'nvne to
repoit the Philippine tarilT hill iw
amended witli Hie recommendation thai
the House do not concur In the senate
nmi-'idiuciit, mid to demand imiufuicitcc.
Merlin. l'Vli.2d-o iiiu'iiiiflrnied minor
in alloat Hint the Klnj of Surviu Iiiih
liovii iiH-nuwiiiated.
. Fun Frnncisco, i-'eh. 2i' One of the
heiniest Ntiilliwest storuiM experienced
In matiy yeaiMHiriick tlili city yiwter-
'day. Tlii wind attained a reat velocity.
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niovmiK ! niiii'i mi ni'iir. ill J nun
lteMM it itacluil U mill.-' mt hour.
ShlpHilritK'd Hiolraiiclt'iM or hroUe
their inooriii s at the i!eel, anil much
iIriiiiiko rcMilted. A IMiIiib uimt iw
caisl7.ed.
Teli'ithonn mid electric IIkIiI wlrex
were Mown down, awning, nhade tices
ami fences were wrecked, and telegraphic
communication with the outriidu world
wan temporarily cut olT,
New York. Feh. 2d -Another damp
day faced the Prince HiIh morning. He
remained aboard his yacht all the
morning, mid derided to temporarily
abandon hi' projected vMt to (ii ant's
tomb.
At noon Hie parly rounded up at filter
ry'rf where the Prince wiih tlui guest ol
honor at a banquet arranged hy leading
business men and lluaucieiH. among the
number being .1. Pierpmout Morgan
William itockefeller, William K. Vauder
hilt ami Abrinn S. Hewitt.
If the weather permits the Prince will
go tills ceiling to Arlon Hall to review
the parade of the neriuan-Aineiican
Hocietie.sof (Jreater New York, It will
beu toiehllght parade and the partici
pants will include all of (he (ierimui
Hinging, gymnastic, Hharpsliootiug ami
howling Hocletie.s of New York and
vicinity. , , ,
Klahorate plans for Hio dinner in lion
nor of Prince Henry to he tendered to
the press or tint country hy the JJewYork
StaatH-Zeltung at the Waldorf Astoria
tills evening have been perfected. Lead
ing newspaper men are to lie present
from all parlH of the country. The toasln
for the dinner me as fellows:
"Welcome to Our Distinguished
finest," Herman Kidder of the Now York
Stauts-Zellung. Kespondcd to hy Prince
Henry.
"Hie F.niporor of fiennany and the
President of tlio Pulled States," by
WhltPlaw Keld,jiif tlio Now Yovk Tri
bune. " i
"Tlie PresH-f'O Tin That lUnd.i," -hy
St. Clair McKolw-iy of tho Ilrooklyn
Dally Kagle.
"'Snxon IlloOil-WhafW'oOwo (o fier
tunny in Literature, Art, Science and
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iw imwgnwJBtei-imjuiJwjBn
Mtnile." hy Chnrlerf
Kifior'yStnltlio'1
tl.o
i'hlhidclphlii Vrw.
"Inlornatioiial Amliv." Iiy Clmrlcfi
Knapp of lite Htf louii ilepuhlic.
ha-lllm! Feh. 2."--Jiii!m (Jr-orKo
day h'C'di'd that .Mrn. AVlilllock ix
III led to 6'"'i leward .uOTifii for tint
to
eii'
rift mid ciinvictlon of tile murderer
U'ailii mul Dalton.
Wasliliij-toil, Feh. 2T)-Afler oIkIiI
hotiiii tiiinultiioiM dclmto Monday ulnht
the senate passed the J'lilllnriliiiH tin iff
hill hy a vote of Id to :!(!.
Tillman and MeJiauriii -.'.urc restorl
to Hio senalc rollti luilny. ,,
Vlenne. Feh. 22 Sorioui Btrike rlotn
nrn ri-jwirli'il as In king I'laco at Moscow
ami Karliolf.
At KnrliniT, where ten HioiiMir;il work
iiiXitteii art? Invohrd, troojM eharKOct
the rJoti'M ami nimiy were 1:1 lrtl and
jiijureil.
At Morcow four men met tliclr death
anil 57 cre wounded. At Karhulf Hireo
were killed ami K Injured.
MailrM, Kfli. 22- Tim lahor diHtur
hnuef continue throughout Bpulu. The
govenimeitt helieven tfint Hie crlala is
over, hut the uilnl.UerH nr alarmed nt
the thnatrt uiHile. that ir the wnrkau'ii'H
ileinniiilri iirv not grautLHtey will never
allow King AlfotiHo to he crowned.
Port Towiwnd, Feh. 22-TJi'e IlrllWi
whaling rein-oner Fawn Ms'nlmre on
Catnlina, wiwt coast of Vailc-wvir. The
crew wjw wived.
New. York, Feh. 21-Hear-Admlral
Koldey I). hvaijH, cpiuiiiander of the
special sititdnni nml lioimry aid t"
l'riuce Henry, lelt hlf llagship llllnoiH
at '.i-!i Sunday iiiornlng in the Hie naval
tug N'na to greet the Prleef. Tho Nina
met the Kmnprirz WTIIn-lm beyond
Fort Wudsworth. and Falling around to
the starboard side of the liner the steam
ed up the hay.
Prince Henry nttlred in tho uniform
of mi admiral of the (ierunin navy stood
on tho bridge of the llner,Jti the naval
tug drew near the steamship Prlnco
Henry nml the admiral caught sight of
each other and exchanged informal
salutes.
As the two vessels witli tho llotilla of
tug and olliclai craft inouil past Fort
Yiiulsttoi'tli tho llrl salute of 21 guim
was (l'vil. Ab the llrst gun sounded the
Prince advanced to the bridge and Muni
at attention. As he plowed Hie Wg Amer
ican ling Hunting oer Hie fortilications.
he ral'd his cap to salute Hie ting and
the staff was dipped.
The (icrmau naval baud accompany
ing Hie Prince played the Star Spangled
Ilaiiuer.
Washington. Feb. 21 Throughout tlio
ciiy Hie Iluhl Kagle of America and the
III tck Kagle or (icrmauy aro fraterniz
ing. On tliestreeta crowds of Ameri
cans aro cheering Hie Prince and Kaiser
Wllhelm.
The day broke clear mid beautiful and
though It was known that the l'-iuceM
train would not arrive betore ten o'clock,
crowds began to form long before that,
hour. r
Immediately ntioit nrrlval nt iv '
White House Hie Prince and his part
were conducted to Hie Fust room.
Prince was then escorled alone to the
Ulue parlor. Ins escort leaving him at
the door. He had hardly eroded tho
tliresliolil before President Hoosovelt
who v:n WiUtlng for htm, .stopped - for
ward and grasped him hy the hand, Tho
greetlngiithat tuKsed worco' tlio most
cordial nature.
DIWtlUl'TION OK THE YACHT
New York, Feb. 25 The Herman Km
poror's new sailing yacht, tnicccHSfiilly
launched today at Shooters lalaud, Is
a splendid example of the skill ' of tho
Ar.ioiican yncht builder. WTiilo (ho
Kmpernr lliuself has given nimiy sug
gesiions regnrdlng the lltting and out
lit, the yacht was designed and Js to be
entirely constructed by Americans and
from American materials. Wlievi com
pleted tho yacht will have cost about
$175,000. She id to bo tho largest schoon
er yacht alloat. her length over all being
UH feet; on tho water lino lai feet;
breadth of beam 27 feet; depth 18 feet (1
inches; draught 15 feet. Her masts, of
Oregon pine, will be lir feet in height,
and tho largest boom .so feet long,
Her large breadth of beam given her
as much deck man no tho finest steam
yachts. Tiuvyucht will possess all tho
palatial aml;ooniy con volt leueo.s of the
most princely 'team yachts, whileiutho
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iTti!ieilmpinvl:i;;n rrnl mivniidiKO in
dl'-peiisliii,' witli the vast amount of ma-)
cninery, iiollerfl mm com ininkprH.
Kflo will he rigfjeil iih a foriMind-aft
ccliootier craft, ami will have tliu fol
lowing rail.':: .Mnliiiufl mid forcnail
forcHtaysuil. jih, mniu and aft nml (alT
toilSllll. Illllll elllli n'lil fini.iill nnltii'irv
"l;4''VT.ril, halaon trysail, luiloon foretay-
.suii, naiooii jiniopsaii, natty jiiitopsmi,
r pinnaker fore and ntt tryHiitl. Tim keel
Ih of trouili type, ami the deck i:i of the
hetaelect cd white pine. In different
pnrln of the hoiit hau' heen placed de
..IgHH henrliiK tin imperial coat of nrnm.
'i lie yacht wan deniKiiiil hy A. Can
Smith nml Henry C. Hurley. The luillif
ern are tlio Town- end ft 1'owney yhlp
ImildniL' Company. Mtscli of tliu upper
work of the yacht Ium liecii coiistriicted.
After Hio niastfi have lieen stepped only
the interior Mulshing will remain to he
done. It will receive iln final flttiugs
in Hermany prejiaiatory to going into
coniiui-siiiii next itmmir.
When Hie ceremony w.iri over ilu
lunnprin. Wllheliu stopiied and He
Ivii.i hauled around to the port sid.
where Admiral Kvr.ns cud staff loardei'
iii'P.
Admiral Kvann r,'ni escorted forwan
and in lliequarteM of Captain Kiditor
marter of Hie Krouprinz MIheIm, In
aild H:e Piince met.
Tlio Prince came forward nml taking
the hand or tliu naval ollicer shook it
warmly.
"I am very glad to roo you sir," 5aM
Hid admiral. "Jlverylusly in the riiiteil
ritnts Is waiting to welcome voti. U Is
my pleasure sir informally greet you in
lu behalf or tho t'nltfd Statea."
"I thank you sir, mid through you the
ijc-tplo of your country." replied the
Prince. "1 am very to mi you hero on
thiR splendid day. The Ktuperior Iiiih
directed me to convey Ills compllmenti"
to you Admiral, mid 1 do bo with very
great pleasure."
Hhcotcro Island. N. Y Feb. 25 In a
drizzling rain nml in the presence of a
brilliant assemblage of notables, Alice
Koosevelt at KKl'.t this uiornliur launch
ed and christened Kmporor William!
echttfrner yacht, the 'Metimr". The nf
fair was entirely successful nml wns un-
iloiuiteiiiy tlie most nriiliani aiiair oi
the kind that has ever taken place in
th's country.
Despite (no unfavorable weather con
ditions, preparations for Hio launching
had been going on, and the invited
guests embarked early for Hie Island.
President Koosevelt, Ills daughter,
Prince Heiiryand their respective parties
arrived In .Icrse'y City shortly after eight
and hunted atel embarked tor the ship
yards. BtSHHISin!
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our now tpring slock will bo worthy your attention Tho
stylos sro freshest from tlio lunding makers, ami tho
qualities aro thoroughly dependable. Tortunuto pur
ultase, at the right turn in tho market, niffccs tho values
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The Spring Needs '
in all tho varicus linos will bo hpro shortly. Outfitting any moiib
ber of the family Itoro is a pleasant and protltnhh matter, for
prices aru along'''partiettlarly easy lines, ami you're certain to get
eaiisfuutory anil reliable values. : : : : : :
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" V:'roordlnary nrerautionfl had been
la- en to Insure their nafety.
Altogether Hiero wcro nearly 3.CO0
norsoiKwhn Itml rccrlyetl Invitatloii8f
litcliidiijg the foroiiHwt names In flnancp.
literature, art nml the LiihIucfb nftd of
flciai lire nf New York. Tlie number of
persona on the Ilttlo island was limited.
but there wns no limit to lite fightsepw
occupying other poinlfl of vantage. Dot
ting tlio wnterri for miles nrotind wpra
craft or every description, from local ex?
'Iirsioti boats to ntrn-ot-war and forcieft
"teami'M. Tim Htalen Island- Hlfore;
scarcely J.rOCi jnnls dlstnnt. wan lincil
for several miles with HiouoandH of
.pectatow who fiitccetded in getting n
giHMl Uw ut the launching eren If thev
could Kit liear Hio siieecliefl,
On Hm christening stand wns a tlis
Hnguisiieil party, tho conspicuous figures
'it which were Admiral Prince Henry of
Pni.tHf? and life Huite, President Roosfl"
velta-id his cabinet nml Miss Alice
Koose-elt.
When all had taken their positions the
he signal was given and Miss Koosevelt
villi a silver mounted hatchet struck
the rope holding tlio croft. The roe
mrted cleanly and fe yacht fIIiI slowly
Iowa Into the water.
As tho graceful ve.wl began her brief
oiirney, Mlw Koosevelt Bwontr aloft tlicT
vim -bottle, which was wrapped in the
icrmau and American colors, crashed it-ng.-.ins
tlio 'aw nml uttered in English
the christening words:
"In tlio name of tlin Kmperor of Ger
many I christen theo Meteor.' "
Then as the yncht glided graccfulls;
down the greased cradle, tho party oir
the christening stand waved hats and"
cheered, and the loat8 let looso their car
splitting whistles. -
AHer tho ceremonies luncheon was
served on board the Hohenzollern, and if
number of felicitous speeches were"
made, tho speakers including Prince
Henry, President Koosevelt, Admiral
Kvans. Mayor Low and others. Shortly
after :i o'clock tho Prince and his uito
were lauded at tho Custoim house wharf r
Kattery, and proceeded to the City Ilnlt.
After a idiort greeting tho Prlnco wm
escorted to the Aldermnulc chamber
where ho was formally presented with
the freedom ol tho city.
Tito features arranged or this evening
In Hie entertainment program is agahr
perfornitinco at tho Metropolitan Opera"
House, following a dinner of Mayor
Low.
Tlie performance will be tho nur
brilliant, from a musical standpoint, ev
er glvt ;i in America. r
. Despite the fact that tho lowest pried
for seats is ISO all were taken withih on
hour after the salt) was opened mul if
any.seats were to bo hail today they
woiilU biing prices rnnglng in the huii-
dre'r of dollars
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