ALDRICH BILL IS DEFEATED Author Charged It Had Been flurdered With . MALICE 1 AFORETHOUGHT Yhen Displaced toy the Phil f Ippine Tariff Bill in , ithe Senate ELKINS CHARGED REPUBLICANS WITH FALSITY TO PLEDGES OF THREE j PLATFORMS WITH RE sBPECT TO STATEHOOD BILL "agreed on deficiency bill s I" f WASHINGTON. March X. The final defeat of the Aldrich Financial Bill was witnessed in the Senate today, when it was displaced by the Philippine Tariff BUL Mr. : Aldrich explained in detail his measure, and said taat the small number of men in the Senate had" de liberately, with malice aforethought, murtfered IE One of the features of the session was the fact that for the first time in to years Delaware was represented, j HE STOOD ADMIRABLY . THE FA In'the course of the debate today Elk-, TIGUE AND EXCITEMENT, AND . ,w. arose: from his .couch to had been false to its solemn pledges In j three successive platform! with respect 1 I II H Sll-E.-B-U LIULb S-K1V? Wm r I f II Ifl In IS 111 S J I to Statehood for Arizona, Oklahoma and New Mexico, 'and he said that it was the first time that the party had been guilty of filibustering. He de clared that, upon the Republican ma jority rested the responsibility for the defeat of several Important measures in the Senate. The Senate at 7 o'clock took recess until 8 o'clock. , An Agreement Reached. Washington. March 3 At 20:40 a. m. lie Swate ngteed to the conference retort n t!u- K&val Bill and Hae i:r iv'hWjr frl!ovo1 itiup with a oyj-ferriu-' rirnrt. of ih "5ererfi! J;hten- lull, ant f unrtni; an agreement.' The House Wins Out. Washington. March 3. The Senate surrendered the principal item of dis agreement,! the amendment relating to (he increase of the Navy. The provis ion, as agreed on, provides for three battleships of 1C.600 tons displacement and two battleships of 13.000 tons dis placement.! and entirely eliminates the provision for cruisers. The House con ferees insisted on large battleships and the Senate conferees were equally in slstent on i the smaller warships. The effect of the agreement is that the pro gram of the House is accepted. , ) Carries Immense Sum. Washington, March J. The total carried by the Naval Bill, as agreed to. Is JS1.S77.J91. The cost of the three battleships is not to exceed $4,212,600 each and of the two smaller battleships not to exceed I3.S00.000. t This Came Earlier. Washington, March 3. There is a serious difference over the Naval Ap propriation BUL The point in dispute is the increase of the Navy, the House standing for its program of large ships and the Senate as firmly insisting upon Its provisions for smaller ships. First In Two Years. Washington. March 3. J. Frank Al lee and L. Heisler Ball were sworn in as Senators from1 Delaware today. This Is the first time Delaware has been represented in the Senate for two years. ! i' Took Recess This A M. Washington. March 3 The Senate had the Philippine Bill under consid eration at 1:52 a. m when recess was taken until 10 o'clock. ' Repealed Libel Law. Olympla,1 Wash.. March 3. The Sen ate today passed the House bill prohib iting the opening of barber shops on Sundar and the Senate bin repealing the present libel law. The law now In force enables the newspapers to escape prosecution for criminal libel by pub lishing & retraction ; for three days. The Senate defeated the bill providing for an Increase of two members "of the Supreme Court. IS IT A DIAMOND? -s- .'.- i . ';v".-'--, - STONE WHICH CUTS GLASS WAS FOUND IN THE SNAKE RIVER - COUNTRY. PASCCV Wash, March Something o fa sensation has been caused up the Snake river, about twenty miles by the discovery among the wild brakes of the Snake of what Is supposed to be a dia mond. The find was made by Will Haas, who lives at Fishhook Ferry, along with D. W. Page, who operates a small boat for passengers and teams from the A'alln Walla tn the Franklin county side. The peculiar stone was picked up among some rocks. The stone is transparent, and , will cut glass readily. . Its hardness Is all. s man tine, and such tests as the Inhab itants of the Snake wilds 'have been able to apply are all taken to indicate that the i unusual stone is the real thing. The question is being referred to an expert. In slxe the find is an Inch by half an inch. CHANGED VITAL STATISTICS. ' NEW TORK. March t The records of the bureau of vital statistics in the health department, accord! to Assist ant District Attorney Krotel, have been I lovaoea ana cnangea oy the hand of " - - vcd n-rw-ovo i-rcniD 5inni3 5 CveaI.ZIkalosac:Jtapastl3tnoBs - 1 1 1 J 1 11 m $1,000,000 Insurance , swindlers through imployes In the department by which the. band have been enabled to collect noon boms Insurance policies which would not otherwise be paid, "Hon' dreds of death certificates, I have been told," said Mr. Krotel. -have been al tered to show s cause of death which could not be questioned by Insurance companies. Commissioner Lederle is making' rigid investigation. TO BE PROMOTED. MILWAUKEE. Wis- March- X Ac cording to the Evening: Wisconsin. A. C. Bird, third vice-president of the Chi cago, Milwaukee St. Paul Railroad, on April 1 will become traffic manager of the entire Gould system of railroads in this country TWENTY-FIFTH ; ANNIVERSARY .? - - i - i :V:- Of Coronation of Pope Leo Xffl a Grand Spectacle ENJOYED TO UTTERMOST By the Aged Pontiff ho Wit nessed Demonstrations From Window TAKE SECOND LOOK BEFORE HE RETIRED. - 1' ROME, March L The twenty-fifth anniversary of the coronation of Pope Leo Xtn was celebrated today with all the grandeur and Impressiveness, asso ciated with the high ceremonies of the Catholic church, and amid the display, enthusiasm and emotion on the part of the vast assemblage gathered within the walls of St. Peter's such as vied with the greatest of previous demoa Firutlons of reverence and affection for te aged Pontiff. ; Pope Leo. who stood admirably the tfctigue and excitement of today's cere mony, afterhaving retired, a rope again from his. couch, and, going to the win dow of his bedroom, gazed for a while upon the scene of illumination. His Holiness exclaimed, as he with drew from the window: f' , "This will indeed be a pleasant thing f dream of. f The ceremony in St. Peter's Cathe dral lasted two hours and . a fluarter. ' SALMON NUMEROUS MORE FISH IN LOWER RIVER NOW THAN FOR MANX YEARS t - ' PAST." ' rM V .- ;" ASTORIA, Or, March 3. So far the closed fishing season is apparently be ing observed in this locality, but as relther the Oregon nor the Washington authorities have made any preparation to patrol the river for illegal fishermen it is presumed that fishing will be done In the night with gillnets and setnet. There are known to be more fish in the river now than for many" years at this early in the season, and the price offered is good, being from C to 8 cents per pound, and the demand is much greater than the supply. One trap at Baker's Bay has a vt raged $30 per day for the past month, and night drifts of twenty fish have been common dur ing the past week. With these Induce ments and nothing to stop them, the fishermen will probably reap a rich harvest before the regular season will be open. A. 30-pound Chinook salmon was delivered to the cold-storage plant of B. Lindenberger on last Saturday that was marked by having its tail cut out like a half moon. Six years ago a number of yournr fsh were turned oit from the hatchery at Kalama marked in this manner. CROWN LNSHIELD OBJECTS - -'. - , - -. .. . - ASKS TO BE RETIRED UNDER THE PROVISIONS OF PERSON. . ; NEL LAW. : ' WASHINGTON. March 3. Admiral A. 8. CrowninshledV commanding the European Squadron. ; has asked to be placed on the retired list J under the provisions of the personnel law. Lieut. Henry H. Ward. Naval Secretary to Admiral CrowninshlelO, has resigned his commission in the Navy. It is un derstood that the Admiral is dissatis fied with the order of the General Board which took from him the mag- nincenc oaiuesmp Illinois which - had carried hia flag while commanding the European Squadron, and gave him the cruiser Chicago inrtead. , , FAILURE OF TRUSTS WEIGHTED DOWN TO BANKRUPT CY BY OVER CAPITALI ZATION. . P sssaissaBmv SEATTLE, Wash,, March 3. Judge Hanford today appointed as receivers for the Pacific Packing- Navigation Company and Pacific Fisheries Com pany. Thomas B. McGovern; tt New York; George D. Hallick. of New Jer sey, and James Kerr, of SeaUle. The first named were appointed In New Jer sey on Monday. It UT said the failure of the companies waa brought about by over capitalization and that a re-or- ganlatatlon win take place at once. WEEKXX OREGON STATESMAN, WIUUax. - - A REPETITION 1 OF MONDAY j r: "v."'. Democrats Will Ccntinne FUi bnsterins: Tactics UNTIL END OF SESSION Hatters Several Times Ap v proached Personal En- . : counters During Day , THE ONLY BUSINESS , TRANSACT ED DURING YESTERDAY'S SES BTfYW was THE ADOPTION OF CONFERENCE REPORT ON SEV ERAJ. BILLS. ' h - WASHINGTON. March X Today was almost a repetition of yesterday to the House. Slowly but surely, through the operation of ceaseless roll calls, confer ence reports to complete ,;tho necessary legislation were ground out, and when the House, at 7 o'clock tonight recessed for three npurs, only; two conference reports on the appropriation bills were still undisposed of the General Defile- iency and NavaL The Democratic opposition oxa no abate, and will be continued until Con gress expiresjat noon on March 4. Dur ing: the debate on the conierenee.jre norta the members on each side got in political speeches and several times the party passion flared up. Just before recess bedlam Broke loose, and there was an exchange of high words between two members on the floor.' ' A personal altercation seemed Immi nent In the confusion, but waa averted by the intervention of friends. . The ac tual business done during; the' -eight hours of the days session consisted of the adoption of the conference reports on ' tne unmigrauoo. , ruouc oiunuug and Sundry Civil bills, reference of the President's veto message of the Virginia War bill to the Committee, on war Claims, the adoption of the resolution to correct the clerical errors In the Im migration bill and the passage of Sen ate bill to authorize the Treasury De partment to coin souvenir coins for the Thomas Jefferson Memorial Associa tion. '' ; ' ' ''. '-."! To Sign Bills. Washington. March J, President Roosevelt,, will go. to the Capitol at 10 o'clock tomorrow and will remain there until the expiration of the Fifty-Seventh Congress, at noon. As usual, the President will be in the t President s room, on jthe Senate side. There he will-sign such "bills as may be passed in the last few hours of the session. " In Session This Mornings ' Washington March t. At 3 a. 1 A m. the House 1 atiil in session. ' CHRIST BENSON CAUGHT - , ij-1" - " p - ' MAN WHO KILLED DEPUTY JAILA ER MORRELL AT OLYMPLA " CAPTURED. SEATTLE. Wash, March 3. Mur derer Benson, who shot and killed Dep uty Jailer Morrell : last Sunday, at Olympla, has , been captured., , He was caught in a saloon at El ma. at o'clock this morning. He was seen and suspected by a , posse of citizens who promptly ran him to earth. The posse had Benson's picture and a full de scription, and the color of his hair. complexion, and even the growth of his wnisxers laina in every aeuui. Deputy Sheriff Mackay. of Olympla, Is now on his way to El ma. to complete the Identification and take the prisoner back. . . The captured man refuses to discuss the situation. He came out of the woods, near El ma. about 7:30 a. m, with Ms clothing a'.ie.ed ard torn nnd walked Into the saloon. He Jras with out money.' but ate the free, lunch very greedily.! When the 'posse surrounded him be showed fight, but was overpow ered in a rush. His revolver was found to-be emptyi,.. ; ,. ' ' The prisoner haa not spoken a word since he was captured. Late last even ing he entered a ranch house near Elma and stole a ham. That gave the posse the tip that . he was In the neighbor hood. ;-' I : ' '-- '.'l 'The captors will divide 3300 reward. - A dispatch from Olympla says that some of MorreiTs friends are threaten ing to lynch Benson when he is return ed to the Capital City. Governor Me Bride says he wlUcall out the National Guard if the sheriff thinks assistance is necessary, to protect the prisoner. It now transpires that Benson had a shady career in Chicago before coming West, and that he wanted to establish a reputation of being a bold, bad man. He was probably starved out of the wooos and did not . have the Harry Tracy nerve to bluff ills way back. - Olympia, Wash, March 3. Christ Benson was reported captured at Elma today by Deputy. Sheriff Mackey. DeD- "ty Kegley left Olymplai at noon , for TTSrri. an1 will . , as soon as he arrives. .:, A telegraph message came this fore noon statifng that a man who answer ed the description of Benson had cow ed an engineer and was riding In the cab north-bound on a Northern Pacific freight train. The engineer wired Au burn from Ravensdale. and the Pierce and King jcounty sheriffs . were noti fied. : - :... - j-i.i'f. ,,- Sheriff Mills and posse are in the vi cinity of the Nesqually railway bridge, which It was reported Benson crossed at o'clock last night. He was allow ed to pass by Frank Golson. of Sher lock, the guard bn the bridge, on his own statement that he was a hobo. He first appeared at, Sherlock, where h every : s - ST was given a lunch by a storekeeper and ate greedily, and -.then made his way : to the bridged where he was al lowed to pass Golson saw him warm himself at a fire of ties and afterwards arink from the Nesqually river. .He then disappeared in the darkness down the track toward Tacoma. Excitement sUll runs high here, and lynching Is possible If Benson 1 re turned alive here today. Hia victim. David MorrelL was "returned here this afternoon-.He was an old soldier ana popular, and great crowds attended his funeral, which ; was held at G. A. JL HalL under the auspices of the Grand Armv. The murdered man's will was opened today and found to leave sev eral thousand dollars in property to ni adopted boy, who is the only surviv ing relative. - BIG STRIKE. WAS AVERTED Firemen and Trainmen of the Wabash Railroad DEMANDED CONCESSIONS From President Ramsey on Ware Scale, Latter Ap pealed to Court WITH RESULT THAT RESTRAIN . ING ORDER WAS ISSUED AND SERVED UPON ALL. OFFICERS OF ORDERS AND GRIEVANCE COM MITTEES OBSERVE INJUNCTION ST. LOUIS, MarcA 3. An injunction. granted by Judge Adams, of the United States District Court prevented the cul minatlon, today, of a threatened strike of 1100 firemen and trainmen of the Wa bash railroad for higher wages.1 As a result of a poll during the past week among the employes over the. quotation of striking in case President Ramsey refused to grant the demanded wage concession on tne Wabash, east of the Mississippi river, the engineers and th conductors refused to participate in tne strike, but the firemen and trainmen favored It emphatically. Their committees yesterday notified President Ramsey that he would be given until today to grant the demands. This afternoon- President Ramsey re quested a mue more tune ana oexore the alloted time had expired, President RamseyTtad secured a restraining or der from the Court and It had been served on all the officials of all the or ders and members of the grievance committees. The Injunction was a most sweeping instrument and effectually blocked all, the strike proceedings; the injunction is temporary. " Grand Master Morrissey. of . the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen said tonight: We have decided to make no move until after consultation with our attorneys, tomorrow morning; Noth- ! Ing will be done In violation ofthe In junction. . JOKE ENDSJN TRAGEDY SIXTEEN -YEAR -OLD BOY. MI ST A-".- KEN FOR A BURGLAR, ' IS SHOT. f NORTH YAKIMA. Wash, March 3. Guy A. Loudon, a l-year-old boy of Yakima City, was shot and mortally wounded by Thomas Wheeler, at the tatter's home, at midnight last night. He is in the hospital at this place with little hope of recovery. . i The ' rhooti.ig "was the result of an attempted Joke played on lieeler. The victim had attended a dance In Yak ima City. A number of the attendants started away together. Young Loudon was in the company of Gilbert Ger vais. Walking, abead of them was Rob ert Adams; escorting M)ss Bertha Mil let1, who lives with the Wheeler fam ily. The boys were teasing Adams and the young lady. 1 ; ' Loudon and Gervats thought they would play a Joke on the Wheeler fam ily by1 playing robbers. They followed Adams and the young lady to the house and when Miss Miller went inside she thought she. would assist Ini carrying out the Joke and rushed to Wheeler and told him robbers were attempting to break in. : : , - . Wheler arose, dressed hurriedly artd taking a revolver went to the door. He shouted: ' "Who's there? Answer or TU shoot!" No answer came, and he fired Into the darkness. The ball je net rat ed the right sida of Loudon Just below the lower rib and lodged In the back. He Is a brother to James and John I Loudon, of the First National Bank, of mis city,, and a son of Mrs. Carmichael of Yakima Cityv ... sWstlss Hgnatcn lnt Kind Xci ton .hrai NURSES WENT ON STRIKE NEW TORK INFIRMARY SERIOUS " ' ,L.Y CRIPPLED BY THEIR . 'i . MALICIOUSNESS. . NEW YORK, March 1. Failing in their efforts to have their new suner lntendent removed, the expert trained nurses of the New York Eye and Ear mnrmary ift the Institution In a bodv. Dr. Richard M. 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