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BRITISH NEPOTISM HCrIKKI) TO CKMIRE Mill)) 9 41.1MD1 MV. CHAMBERLAIN UNDER FIRE. . |UK(i KD HP. W HTKRimO 8\ ! %\ U 4 f.OSTH UT. ■ mirr %% as Hroiflil I'p In House ~f l muntil* nml Ih© herrrlary ti*lr M Warn Speech In III* Own im (**•***— %**t*rt**<l ll* llntl No ( on tt.Tiion U llh Any C'oistraela— Had Mock lu (nriiorailuui for Hun) tears. i.ii pec. 10.—In the House of Com* • ,G. C. T. Bartley, Conserve r, r. •* nting North Islington. movei M ,n.-1 iment to the address from the W:na the House to expreen regret lf i # rd Salisbury had recommended OO , tua own family to offices under t government. rh of the cabinet members, Mr. , 4 :*i, are of the same family. Sons ~ . > their fathers and sons-ln-law s , , , in would yield to the same In r . ghich conditions precluded an in - f inquiry into the army foihircs ;i Afrii and were calculated to grave x the efficletuV of th© public * and diminish the chances of re i the ‘\ntfm of national defense. rn inker worm of nepotism had f! i th* army nnd navy and It was i • (l opinion that many of the dis- Bouth Africa were traceable to , r w lw had obtained fhelr commls by family influence. . i! the premier’s nephew rose to re- I the house was idled with expects - | M \ J Balfour said the unhapp\ i|t f l-iitrt ouaat not to h* a bar 1 i :\ : e. There was only one i? Iht f Lard Salisbury's family In ie f, In tvi innieiu who was not in the I Mr Bartley, he aided, had not i t ’ ti.*- appointees complained of I nimble. while the country, at the dn fieri lon, had shown confidence I* . premier would carry out with I ni mtegrity his thankless, l.eart- I j amendment was lost by a vote of I < Imrice* %gali*l thn mherlNtn. IJon *l-George. Radical. nieml©r for i rvon district, brought together a f . ■ u-atlons against Mr. Cham •.i lint had been figuring In th* and moved that no member c >Nernment ought to have a interest m -oncerns competing f * \ rnmefU contract*. H* i *d out that the Secretary of f.r rolotiies held 5.600 shares and v, • mhers of his family C7.0U0 shares Hirm.nsham Trust, which In turn . owner in th* Tuls-s. Llmlt^i. • .u’ t * "> t year out of government ii ll* asHcricd also that Mr. : l.iia and his relations held >. worth from £230.000 to 1210.009 In 1 M tal Company, contractors to t ninuraltv, and shares valued at t. r Ky nodi’* Pynumite Company, i ft* to the War Office After . t eg other companies in which ml>er la in family, he asserted, had Mr. George declared that he v. ? clacking the private character n ister. but had raised the mat . se this case might be used n • } <. i. lit later to justify corruption." Mr. ( hunt her tain's Defease. i various speechaa for and against lion. Mr. Chamberlain replied: my jw rson-tl honor that iw In* •his question," h said, "and I .. it hard. after twenty-five years of in th full light of Parliament, to , (aid up and explain that I am , teditions thief. These utta- kh ore re ind absurd I took nn notice • di rg* * during the election, al u!i there had been a conspiracy of -i 1 had **n riarg'd w ith fa** • „ '*ti the profits of a war I hud pro- I the companies mentioned I hold ir.- lr tw. My relations Intend to ■ gal proceedlnirs. and the public will how these abominable charge*- will be •a with by the courts. My relation* are and b im ss men and have hud to ■ *k ceir own foviunei. I come of a ' u v w hich lo*‘ts nothing of distln v : h. l birth or inherits*! w*altl, but has unbroken record for nearly two cen ’ r: s of unstained <*ommerci.l Integrity. <*r during the whole course of my po ireer have 1 been asked to use my . to secure pecun.ary gain for tt’ v ";f or my relations.’' 1r .k ceding so explain hi* connection i i* two compank*>. Mr. Chamberlain he hid jotmd the ColotnlK> Company **'• nty-three years atgo. Its .-hare- had \er h-en quote*l on th*- fMo<-k ICxchange, contract to bu.ld huts for Boer pr.s ' * npany on the rewponsibil ty of the lo ■ govi-rntnent. without any comtnunica* ■ t with himself. < heereil I*y Mlnlter*. f.r as the Blrmingh-im trust wis ■‘Miearned, he sail he knew nothing wnat • of its investments, although he had ently ascertained that there was a '• Investment In th** Tube.-. Umitel, his b o'her managed the bus nes?: it oiranixution. but the company's * lv sma.l business with the admiral -1 r l largely dern-wse*!. After ha.lng ' ii* further explanations of a similar • I Mr Chamberlain exclaimed, amid tr.t tei iaf cheers: 1 It r.oi hard to have to d*al with ■is! as this? When all Is re k * up, i-riliaps my indirect interest ‘n * rnment <-ontracts Is a few pounds, or hilMngs. An*i yet the House of ■ *r mo ns is calls*) upon to pass a solemn Urr will not strike m*\ but A 1 be a self-denying ordinance for many <r who do not anticipate that re it wax loudly cheered as he resumed his Ills son. Mr J. Austen Chamberlain. 1 la! secretary to the treasury de- I • ’in rit. followed with similar denials, dr K B. Hal*lane. Baidlcal. member n M and others, spoke. *r which Mr. Lloyd George's motion, w im ufirred as an amendment to * dr* - . was rejected by s vote of 'lf. R B. Haidare. Radlral, member moved the closure, which was car ‘ 1 by 283 voies against 16; an*l the .il -to the throne wai adopted by "*'* against 23. CTTORNEV h I MU It 4RHET. 1 With Nolirltln Insiirsnee Wltlniut a Llreasr. Dec. 10.—Mr ti M Wi liam- n * who claims to be an attorney from *SO, wag ar/ested at the Planter*' 14 ’d tc-right isyion a warrant charging *lth soliciting Insu ance without ;i His bond was fixed at tI.OOO. and dgned by Mr. James Bothwell, one he l irung grocery mer hai.ts In the M'tlliani'Qn denies that he has so • and insurance and has eng tgel the Joseph Lamar to represent, him wt trial In the City Court, which haa n *“* for Friday. htnrnrj t,eneral on a Hunt. rlote. \ c. t Dec. 10.— Attorney r *l Lhn W. Griggs is spending some •'inviting birds in Cabarrus county, ! * Carolina, as the guest of Bhakes* L-i Harris, a prominent (aimer ( WASHINGTON’S CENTENNIAL Th* *’• tii 1 1 11 ■ h.... n1 of the National Capital Will Hr riltlnaly (~ brntnl To-day, Washington, In-r. 10 -Oovrrnor, of and other hi,h offielui, are ar rivina here to attend the centennial cele bration on Wednesday. Amen, those mitt a have arrival eo far, are Oov. Shaw of lows, together wltn Secieiary vt State Dobson, Adjt. tlen. Byers and Attorney Oener.il Bentley. Ooy. Schoftctd of Wisconsin. Oov. Barnes of Oklahoma, and ex-Oov. Markham of California. The'celebration of the rrnlury of the wtabllahment of the notional capital herr. Will he o|>cnrd at 10 o’clock Wednesday morning when Prerel.-nt M Kli.ley will rt-lve the Governors of the stat.s nml territories to this i*ol. 1 t-Hid<>re ningh.itti will unveil a model and drawings of an enlarged executltre mansion District ( '<Mnmis.io.ier McFar tan,l alii .le.lver an address upon the dis trict h. detelopment and Oov Shaw will discourse ti|Kin Ihe .levelopnteut of state. In the afiernoon the President will pro ceed to the reviewing Maud nt the Can- Hoi. He will be —ported by (he gov errors of at it. sand territories with their Starrs; large detachments of the army nnd navy, marine corps. Nstionnl Ounrds of the various states and District of <Vlum ta. n.'ional m.lltla, veterans of wnrs and dis'.liiguisned civilians. lie will review this purnde and then, with members of the diplomatic rorp“, cabinet. Supreme Court, governors. Admiral Dewey, r.cn Mile, anal Ihe senators and representa tives will r.-palr to the House of Repre sentatives. where addresses will be mode by Representative- Rlehardaon ant Payne. Henatom McComas, ||<vtr ant Itanlel. Tiw ctlebratlon will terminate with a reception to the governors of th" slates and territories nt 9 o'clock that night. VIIICINIA'fI CITIE* AND TOWN*. Population of Thnae tlnvlng Over U.non lahshlisss. Washington. Dec. in -The papulation of certain Incorporated places in Virginia having more than :ono, but less than 3*,. <*. Inhabitants Is as follows Alexandria Iclty). lt.rjH. Retford C|tv (town). S.tl; Berkley (town), tW. Bris tol (eltvi. 4.579; Buena Vista (city). Charlottesville (city). d.4*N. Clifton Forge (town). 5.J12. Covington (town). 2Vi, Dan vllle (eltyi. 15,.'.2n; F.trmvllle (town), 2.(71; Fredericksburg (cltyt. llamp'.ai (town), .7.4(1; Harrisonburg tiown), 2 7,21; Lexington (town). 3.3n3; l.ynchburg (ct*vi] 1.*91. Man hester felly). 9 715; Marion (towni, 2,(05; Martinsville ((own), 2 2At. Newprrt News (city). 19 ST.'.. Peteishurg (city). 21.910; Phoebus (town). 2°91. I*o, a - (town), 2.7*9, Portsmouth (city), 17.177; rulaskt (town). 2.913; Radford (eltyi 2,224; Roanoke (city). 21,(9f,. Btlem (town), 3.412. tPaunton ( Itvi, 7 2J*>, Huf folk (town). 3.927; Winchester (city), 5,191; Williams hur g (city). 2.044, Wythevllle (town). 3 (TO. SOI'TII CAROLINA tSNPO*ITION. Cornerstone of the Admlnletrntton llnlldlna to He Laid To-day. Charleston. S. C., Dee. in.—The corner stone of the odmlnlstratlrai bulbltnc of (he Hotrth Carolina Interstate and West Indian Kxpositlon will be laid hre to morrow by Grand Master Sheppard of the Grand Lodge of Sou h Carolina Masons at 4 o’clock. Gov. Mcßweeney, wti> Is to deliver one of the addresses of the ocv easton, arrived here to-night, nnd Oov. Candler of Georgia, who la a epe. ttlly Invited guest of (he occasion. I* expected to arrive here on the oarly morning train to-morrow. Tlie ceremonies will Im elaborate and Impressive. The militia of the city wilt form a guard of honor to Gov. M<-- rtweeiiey. The music for Ihe occasion will be rendered by a special choir of bo pieces, tiecomistnled by the regimental band of the First Artillery, I'nlted States army The stores and business houses of this city will be closed .luring the af ternoon. nnd many distinguished people will be present. Including a )>arty of fam ous architects and artist of New York. KILLED IV A PHYhlt lAN. Drunken Man Attacked Minimus Mho Mas Taking Him Home. Athens. Ala.. Dec. W.-Ben Kddtngs, a resident of Center Hill, was GmM ami killed last night by Dr. J. W. Williams, the doctor himself being wounded. Dr. Williams agreed to take Eddlngs home, at the request of several men with whom Eddlngs had been drinking After riding some distance It Is said Eddlngs refused to ride further and. dismounting, drew a revolver. The Actor made an ef fort to grasp Ihe gun. hut wws not quick enough and the shot took rffeet In ths 1.-rt breast of the physician, passing through his body, lodging In the hock. He then grappled with the murderer, and wrestling his pistol front him, tired n shot into Eddlngs. killing him instantly. Eddlngs comes of a Tennessee family, and It Is said haa served three years In the penitentiary at Nashville for horse stealing. _ HELD FOR THE OH AND JI'HY. Hrnker Lawrence nnd Ills Employes Mere Tttrned liver. New York. Dec. 10.-Chaster B. Law rence. broker; Edward Underhill, hit ofhee manager, and George H. Wllhert, his clerk and assignee, who were arrest ed Nov 23 charged with ennsrdracy n > larceny, were rearralgned In Police Court to day. The complained*. M*s. Catherine Ronk'endorn. alleges that she deposited a $1.(00 bind with laiwrence and received neither profit nor her Itond bick The defendant* waived examination and were held for the grand Jury. ROW9E9 ELT'k I ORRECTION. Did Not Give African Methodlats Parsonage. Albany. N. Y.. Dee. :o -Oov. Roovelt said to-night that there was evidently some misunderstanding at the A M E. Conference at Wine too, N. C.. whan they pass.d resolution* thanking him for giv ing the African Church at Oyster Bay a rectory He raid he was not a party to any such uonenctlon. Nit on the contrary he had urged the abandonment of th* church In view of the failure to support It financially. IMMIGRANT 1.99 V I PH ELD. In lied stales Supreme Court Alßrms a Georgia statute. Washington, Dec. 10.-!n an opinion handed down by Chief Justice Fuller, the I'nlted States Supreme Court to-day af nrmed the opinion of the Supreme Court of Georgia In the rase of R A Williams against Sheriff Fear of Morgan county. The case Involved the eon-tltuilonallty of the state revenue law. and e-peclally tha portion of II applying to Immigrant agents. Both decisions upheld the law. Roosevelt Gave Parsonage. Charlotte. N. 0.. Dee 10 -At the Afri can Methodist conference, now In session n t Winston. Bishop Wood announced that Vice President Roosevelt had pre sented that denomination with a eur- L aotiaga at Oyter Bay. N. Y. THE MORNING NEWS: TUESDAY. DECEMBER 11. 100a / m Simply dll Worn Out." The story is the same, no matter what her station in life may be. If she is one of the favored daughters of wealth, If she belongs even to the realm of the “ well-to-do,* Or- If she belongs to the unnumbered thousands who must work in order to live— The story is iust the same j all suffer from about the same cause, and in this suffering “peculiar to women,” all reach the same level, and all are of the §arne family. When a woman is nervous and irritable, head and back ache, feels tired all the time, loses sleep nnd appetite, has [tains in groins, beariug-down sensation, whites and irregu arities, she is not “ worn out.” but feels as if she were. • Such symptoms tell her that a womb trouble is imminent, and sh cannot act too promptly if she values her future comfort and happiness. The experience and testimony of somo of the most noted women of America goto prove, beyond a question, that Lydia E. l’inkham’s Vegetable Compound will correct all such trouble at once by removing the cause and restoring the organs to a healthy and normal condition. If in doubt, write Mrs. Pinkham at Lynn, Mass., as thousands do. MRS. KELLOGG'S STATEMENT. “One year aeo I read a letter in a paper tailing how much good one woman had derived from Lydia E. PlnUliam’ti Vegetable Coin* —tund. I had been aick all winter, and was nearly lseouraged. a* the medicine tin* doctor gave me did mo no good, i had kidney complaint, leuoorrhtca. itching, bearing-down feeling, ami painful menstruation. I wrote to Mrs. Pinkham, describing my trouble, and noon received an answer telling me what to do I fol lowed her instruction** and have taken nine bottles of Vegetable Compound and used one package of San ative Wash and one box of Liver Pills. 1 am well now. do not have thoae sick spells at the monthly period, but ran work all dav. ami that 1 never eoultl do until I began taking the Compound. 1 cannot praise the Compound too highly. 1 do hope every suffering woman will learn of the Pinkham remedies and be cured as I have been. I wish all success to the Compound; it has done wonder* for me, and I am so thankful "—Mrs Genie Kellogg. Berlin Heights. Ohio. REWARD ;2ar.sS 9 R Ilia ¥¥ nllU Ihe t;er.4 1.. the ~,.1 letters A ■ g ■ ■ ■ wf *rc cnnttanthr puhlishmf. w have depositrd with thr Naiktoa! City Bnk, of Lynn, M* F.-k®, , g. I 1 9 E I I I which will be paid to Any p*r* n wh will shew ih*' th* nln ve teMtmoniAl it tint *nuinr. or w puhluhed l*f rr ua.ir.g the writer'* tperiAl fxtmiMion Lydia E. Eimkkau Mttiiu ink Cos. WANT GREATER REDUCTION 9IHWORITY NOT 9ATI9FIED 99 I I'II (11 IN 99 911 KF.V HN I lv, l>, morrala TlilnK ll Hnl.l II- *70,. IMiO.iMNI, lltMl—fl.l lf JMO.IMftI.IMMI lift (Ii- lt-(iiililirn lift I’rnitoft- —Tllft, (iinlrml Ih- of Tmxmiloii | n False (In-—('ban*-* Miniißl H- 9(ml- In (It- TarHt l,m. •I lion 111 II- an Inroni- Tam. Wd-hlnglor,. Do- 10.—Th- vl-w* of (hn minority m-mb-r of th- NVnym in I Mian- Commltt— nn th- hill r—-in In* war r-v-nu- tax— ah rut 110,<M0.. wax comi>l-l-'1 am' roal* public la- thli all-r --n.,oii It la -lstn-,1 hy th- entir- D-m -cratl; ni> m;wrMii|i of Ihe commi t -51,.,i.iv Rlcharilaon of T-fm-aa—, Sw.in* ,on of Virginia, McClellan of Nrw York. Nftdrlamia of Nevada, Cooper of T-xaa a n l Underwood of Alabama. Tlie report n.iya th' propoead rad uc I lon of revenue* I- too mal.. and that th- Dill dm-- not go far enough for war pur l,-a. Th- r-malnlng taxes, -ays the re ltl arc unnecessary and should be re voke). Th- minority take Irsu- with Secretary Gage e rslimi e of *2*.00. surplus in HJ2. and say that If Congress observes pi op—r economy in -xp-idiiurt s the sur. plus ought to be SIO9,OOO,iXW. "Instead of taking off th- mm of SF.- 0(, on, as is propoeed, we would go for ther and reduce taxHlion not less than t70.40h.0U). ••\Ve would make these reduotlons on ihose articles which are most nearly the nect ssarli of Hie, and would take off the laxes <hat ore tnosi annoying and vex atious to the* people. This would In no way cripple or inquir the public set vie \\. h-il-ve that tiy a return to proper economy lr. appropriations a reduction greater than we advocate could lie ni id--, un.l we should nt once enforce this economv. Th- war li-ing over, th- war (a xe* should ccwae. and The 'train of ex traordinary expenditures' following the war also terminate. ■ \V- shflll not oppose th- fa-sag- of the hl||, for it gives some relief, hue will en deavor o properly amend It The serious iftij,*' tton I that th- l.urd-ns "f taxation throiighoui the eountry are unjustly dls irlbutel Thi- >*'ing true, of r"/*sly ihe revenues 0011-. t—d are tn—qultah.e Want ( lianaca In the Tariff. The report ronGnues ■ IV© favor an alteration of the present tarltr laws, certainly to the extent that they have promoted monopoly. It has been proved beyond quesion. by evt- P, nee before the Industrial Commission appoint*! by Congress, that many of the t. w< rful trust* that have .ui nbnolute monopoly of their business m this '-oun- II y ard that eserclf ihetr power des. iwtically anl Injuriously to the peop'e Inrgely owe their growth to the cuatom .lutles Impo-ed In the Dlnxley i irlff law, , v -i -i prohibit * foreign compeutlan. "Bv destroying, In many cases .ill for elsn om pc it ion. this bill his made |*>s ► ;!>! • pome ccmhlrvatl n with all of the i-vtls of m* no;- I' 95'' witness pal y tne 4fro*s Injustice of th. -• mon- file. cre ate) and fostered by the government, sell 4ng goods, a* they continually do, to tor f-lgn conxum*rii. ©nt ©f ih* fa-iorv. at a lower price tir iti they e* 11 the gniMiM to home coiiHumeta. "We urgently Itc-lM tha* th© prea*nf tirlff law ahoull lr molirt*il to it* •©! thus Imposition \V* favor nn alt* r ill -n in our e \ of taxation which w oill <oil*ct more r* -n * from th** -urn i ]. and r • li h of th* country nn l rorr— iiptiivltrigty !*•<- from the pro*lic!ng ♦n ,r --f*iim .nml t n'erprlaei. • \V. favo hvutcni by w hich a. re - ocnabio i** rtion of ih* preawnt * •*©* ahouhl l**‘ <©l • i*<l frin in-. mm> or firm i, i • tir(* lHirleti f taxation ahouU) !• pin ! on i*onpuirvst ton. "W* b*.(fvp ilmt a provl*in **ouM nhtHihl l* prepare*! which wotlkl act’otn* pi lAh H*- Jurt nd* oouKht in an income • ax. yet mjk 1 an a‘lvtra< <i< Im n >f tne Supreme Court *f the l'tiliei Btatee, •u , h iim %\ m - M-n*l'Te*l .iKainet th** Income lax provhled for in ih Wlkon l*w." The r* port eays that a r*lu*tlon of fTO.iM 1 in t ixatlon woul<l |*rmit th* re. 11♦ r of fit* t* h * iii.fi i'*r prolu Mig interewix which have euffere-i from heavy war tax*- anil would *nahl th*- ahull* lion of many vexatioue *in<l annoytng t.ix*s that will b© continue*! under the pro|W)S€*i b ablation. "We conter. l." -on lud* ihe minority, "that th** vk** of our existing legislation is that almost all th* burdens of the fed eral government 4*ir* Imposed m>on con* sumps ion ra’hcr thin upon production For federal purpoae* the people ore taxed for w :ki ih* v want and not for what t ?i* v h.i\ and a false syafam **f taxa* T)• i• i ’,.t - * ; .• ' • • # 1 * i*. ;t i■• *l w | •. i - made a per cap ta distribution of the burdens lnM*d <f % distribution In some degree proportionate to the wealth whlr-i is protc ted." WILL BTANII 11% TIIK RILL. Itf*pit I*l l*-nn t nnno Firm mu in Hr Rrvrnar Mesoarr. Washington. D* * 10—The Reouhllean House cauctia on the war revenue fduo lion bill deckled to-night by a larg* ma jority to stand by 4h<- bill as nw drawn ai*t reported Lv :h* Ways anl M ins C*oßimitte< Th*i wen about a hundr. I id, mber pres* til and th* vot* to ssp|>on the bill a.-9 now formed s4*ksl §8 ayi to 2H noea The resolution finally adopted was ~)f. red I R-uri matlvi Hei ird if loss and wa as follows; "Hi < iv.il. That the re. ommcndatliM. < mail.- by the < 'immttte* on Wavs nnd M- aus ..re Judi‘ lous and m-rlt the an i -oval of tilts vonf.'ience ni-l *1 recosn rnerxl (hat all R-publlean m.-rnher. of Hi© House b- urged to vote aga.nfti ail am-tvl menls amt for tn© ii-sg- of th- bill." Two other r- olutioiMt were but belore the conference. One- darned hy Repres-ntadvs Pearce of Missouri and provide.) for a re. die Hou -f th. i.av on trfer to II 24 a bar rel I) was lost. (2 to IS* ti-pr-s-n'atlve Rollers of Massai huneats move) thst the present tax I*- reduced only 10 per cen*. end that a reduction ot the duly on tea be made from 10 enis to 5 rents a isiund This motion was lost almost unanimously. Illabop Felly Dead. York. Fa.. D-'-, 10.—A telegram to->iay fmm i*!io, H C.. announceft (he .leith there of Bishop C. C. I’elty. of the African Metheslial Kplaeopal Zion Chur, it, former:/ pres Ming eider tn Feocsylvaiua. LABOR FEDERATION MEETING. 'l%>\ TIIIM4* TRR IIMI.K4.4TK* WOt I D I IKK TO KF.. The* W niif ImltlMtUe unit Vtefrrrn tluui. I'ntolle 0%% nr r*Hl| of I Clll— tie*, nml on I'.lahl-llotir Inn 111 lloiiiml—lour I’ernmneNl Oriinii l*er %Pf t*ro tleil for— National Ornanlintion* %\*nte| in I ratle* N*t Now In the I nUu LouiHvllle, !ec. fo Tile Ameruxin Fr<l - n of Lal>or to-day *9lot>ir! |v ,t voir of $2 to M a reis>lurw>n reaffirming the Federation'* favorah!** p*>ltion oil the in itiat.ve ond the referendum, and al*o j<to|4ed reaolutlona f.tvorum municipal owner *>hlp of puhle utilities., an elqht-liour law f>r nil potioffice tmployei ant! the hnher educiiion of the blind. Tin* tnvfntion al*o •doptci thet reo. lutlonx by the Oommiltea m lire >liition* rniklnx t*dlernmk*-r* am) iron ehtpbiulder* eligible a* .1 Mintatu I'nUcd Bta;• w In*pec 1 or* of l>oller*. N*r "rea*on* ble time of torvlfe in e.iihng \e**el* and rxmnina’km in *e mane hip 'of offi r* of o*e*in i*ie*tner*. for executive clemency for I! W. Clark. Imprtwone*! for mutiny *h th high *ei, reatrictlng the lowing of barger nnd cargn carrying vriielt on th** ]ik* uii the )*i4h roxai The (*xwutivf committee rer**rt*sl un favorably on * rexdutioti for the eatab I .-shtncni of a d , onrUn**n< of cotnmeit*e aiu) Induidry *nl n action wm* tui* t .lined H|mn 1.11 committee* were appointed on th* tighM.our work ih\ conpulaor>‘ ir -l>(uallot), and on organlxatlon In Porto Iticu. A re*olutb-n deniAn*iing Aired lego-la lion ami declaring: that the FoAteratton mall go Into the next national oamnalgn Wvth a plrvfl* view to it* adoption, w*.* r*'iH>pted tqron unfavorably h> the ree*> lutlonx committee The report w*> e* ciied witlMMit ohjactlon lonr Permanent tlraaniaera. The committee on erganiaatiou thl* afternoon tutored a resolution providing ftr the appointment of four permanent oiKaniser* for ihu enduing year tn the Routlvrn, inter-mountain an*! Pactfh* coast statei* and the territories otln r reaoluflofi* favored national <rga riz.ithaa* In the fixbtng industry. am*ns the leather worker*, rubber worker*, and w oo*l. wire and Bt+tal lather* and uphol strrer'* Th* queer ion of trade autonomy w.u* raised b> a resolution by the ■*tearn and hot wat* r tiller.'* askli k tlonai 4 barter Independent of th** phunh er*‘ union. The queptlon whs referred to a cnintnltie* of three from each union to confer with m ilk* committee of th* Amer ican FedamllOfl. A psirtlal report of the commit lee on IxiN .ditx cor.Loined for Ihe reference to the Incoming Executive Coun cil of a alrge mimhr of r***luliaix f*r the pla< tug on th** "unfair ll*" aieclf\9*.t firm* nl *orporalfona on account of la bor trout*!*** with their employe* A re* ohitlon extending aympathy to the *trik- Ing telegraphers on the Kant a Fe lialiroit.l System wa> adopted THK TtMtMLII OK W IHR. He I* %ttraetlna MuClt %ttentlon la the llnu*e. Atlanta, !e* 10 —One of Booth Geor gia* representative# who I* making .1 name for hltnwelf In this his first session, and w ho I* r flee ting a gr* at dea4 of credit on the W'lr* gras* section. Is Mr. William Tooraer of Ware county. Mr. Toomer hi*t cam* Into prominence early in the session, when he waa put forwHtd as a |n**|b!e su< cesful asidtanf for the ( hail manship of the penitentiary Committee This chairmanship I* <onsld* er*-d one of tne most lm|>orfant within the gift of the Bleaker, and the honor of se curing It I* mu h nought for. Heretofore only the *>ldr legisiiitor* were tenherl It. and natumliy the apitolutment of Mr. T* amc. wrho whs servtig his fire 4erm. attracted h great deal of attend n to Mm Ife lias fullfi!lel ihe imt’OTtant dutle* contierted with the office creditably and has won ihe confhienoa of th** House by his *ll •-fut attentiai to *ll nut ter.-* pen I- Irg b**fHe that body. Heveral days ago. when Ii wax found necessary to strength < n th* Kteerlng Pofnmlf tee, Mi Toomer s nunc was adi'*d to It, an*l a- this om mltte* now practically **itrui* *ll leg!** lalioii to l-e era* te*| at (hla session, 'he Impurtanee of hl apj*ointment can !>. well estimated. lr. a tilt w.th Hon. Joe Hall, the dis tinguished tncmler from BUh, and re< og nised by all familiar with thl* L**gi*la jure as the "rronstltutlonal lHwy*r" of the the lloust . Mr. Toomer attracte*| unusual ♦ Mention the oihet day by . posit ion he .issunie*! In all *< king Itet>reseutatlve Hall’s friendship for the state constitu tion. Mr. Hull advocated taking the money accruing in the state treasury' an*l pay ing up she .-fate l>orwis Insteai) of potting It into the dej)t. In his attai'k Mr. Toom et totk the |*osltlon that the state con st tot ton provided thus such moneys as described could Ik* used In paying the "bonded debt of the Mat*." hut as rtato bonds now commanded a premium and it would he unconstitutional to pay more thatl their fa''e value, the plan ad ye a ted by Mr Hail would be |Uegal .iiul costiy to the taxpayers The force of thL argument was r** ognlzed ani the plan proposed ilaruloned. This, nnd other matters In which Mr. Toomer las ieen prominent has served to make him on of the lending members of the House, and a young man who will go forward in state politics in fu ture. A NEW HAIBMALL LBiOl C. Eight Western Cities Will Make tap tlie Circuit. Detroit, Mich , Dec. 10—A new baseball league has been organise*!, of which Pep li. Johnron. president of ths American League, wiil be president, says the Even Ing News thl* afternoon The following cities will mike up the circuit: Detroit. Grand Rapid*. Toledo, Louisville. Minne apolis, Ht Haul, Kansas < lty and either Indianapolis or Buffalo. kieorge W. Hurnham of this city will he vice president and manager of the new league, a tarn* for which has not vet Iki n chosen The new league will absorb the Inter-state league. A meeting of those Interested will he held In Chicago about Dec 9r I*IIOBINEVI FLANTMC HEAD. KltUllp %. Jarknn of Cmerlcus Hied <f %poplesy. Ame ficus. **. Dc 18-Phillip A Jack* won. a very prominent and su*esfui planter here, died suddenly this a (ter 000 n. Ills death was probably the result of ap op.cxy. The deceased was S5 yaars of age and lha ibMt extensive farmer In this section of the state, owning large plan tations, besides valuable city realty. Ht* ••state I* worth nr© ably 176,hf0 lit* wife alone survlvaa him. Hi** funeral wiJ! take place htro to-morrow afternoon. EAT-WELL GELATINE Is used by the best cooks FINE BLACK DRESS GOODS AT FOYE AND ECKSTEIN’S. I CREPON I I CHEVIOT. I I SERGE I I M > 1 ■ 1 ' I I I I No Disappointment! Every Article as Advertised MELROSE. BERBER. DIAGONAL d.ik and Wool a tin* maiert.it. For good service, A bright new'store! Perfect light to colors ZIBELINE. SOLEIL. PRUNELLA. | it ilei :al. A large variety. No single piece small stock. VEILING. O'ALMA. ARMURE. L." “*T ...in \,p „i-. i. mr. Hi.k „i u„.l All Wool Means Wool Warp and Wool i illinK. POPELINE. BENGALINE FEBBLE. I v ■ • S 1 „ .1 - I The Blacks are selected from the best makers. REVERSIBLE GOLF. SKIRTING In Oxford* and Greys. Fancy hack* In rain proof j No room here for shoddies. We don’t keep them. ALPACA. MOHAIR SICILIAN. Ad tlx- <|ahtles. In h|gh luniMti G.o*v and 11 h. Our trade wants the best and we have the best. BROCADE BRILLIANTINE. FIGURED. | In Kiik inl \V*ol I’lain an*l biH‘t*l* Milk and Wo*>l. I \\ care fast making a reputation on black nutcrhls CACHEMIRE. HENRIETTA. SILK WARP | Sf*c to the very lw*t fin-, tin** all-wool. For Maiming. I Mourning outfits a specialty. Ladies litis aod Veils. CLOTHS. VENETIAN MOREEN I tgk*. >k., $1.21. Notv I*o popular For rndersklrts. I Lverythinj; in stock and delivered at short notice CAMEL'S I COURTAULD PRIESTLEY hub Ki riiMi, Ii iu:ff. \kii^ Black Gloves in kid. taffeta, cashmere and lisle TAFFETA GROS GRAIN. DUCHESSE. | 60c. w . fUk*. Re. All Hhk. at Hich Matin, kc. I Kcady-to wear Black Suits, Waists, Skirts aid Jackets. I VELVETS” I I PEAU SOIE I I GUARANTEE I A IwHiily hi $1 m.* I | G * vit) flm- 'Mr, | | TAI’FKTA. I One Kind, “The Very Best," One Price, “The Very Lowest." SIX-DAY BICYCLE RACE. (Inh Mn* of Ih* Fmrle*n Trama ’lhal s|arl*il %% *r* H*a*l l l* at Mliliilhlil I sat M*t Nr-w Turk, I> 1. Th* *fid la> *f tha sIX-Uy blcycla r. •* t Mad I non K<piari- <Hird*n strt*-l in a4 midnight to-night with nine i*ms of th* fourl*-n, who first l>*gari tfi* r-©fil*st ptlll on tao na'k and whirling around tu* Garil*n mil** hal *f t n r•• • orl Th* nun nr* Miintalnln* a frightful i\*!Mg(* of *fji**d, but in spit* of this th*y ii. 11**1 nn©th*r to straining splints t hrougliout la* day, whll* tii* towl-* in Bltfiutoiß • i*h**r**d th* wiidiy Th* r* w*u* many lumhlra In th* emirs* of i )*• but nun* of th* ril**rs was *riously hurt Among th** rld*ia who f!l w*-r< I'lmi* i. Af|** k*r, \.iroit auti Mfl'ariati<l .nd flytcr, Th* >r* -,i Uot !• k lutdtilght, a fh* *nd *f t wrnty-four I tours, w***- K.lkw McFarlnitfl, 610.1. Hun.ir .in*l tJougolix. 610.1; l'l* i • ar*l M‘la hun, 610.1, Tur vlllw and Gimtn, fr’Ol; Wal>r and Btlnaon. fiUO.X. Babi n k an*l Aaronaon, M 0.7. Flahwr and Fr*d*rl k, .va,*i, K**r and Rywr. Mu.br at>*l Ac*outrltr t 6u4 0. 6lr* L*an and M< I/;in, out ICarly in th* day, <' W Miller, th* Ghl aic man. b*xan t< f*el th* • ff*<:ts of tii* sir.tin 11* told his trainer thui hi* atom at h was trotibillm htrn and that h* * tinabl* to *at or i(ntlnu* in th* rat* ll- th*-r*for* withdrew, as dnl his f*nm mat* . t 4 |t. WaMhour of Atlanta, as th*r* w*w no Individual |*rix*s tu ih*' contests to glv* him any ln*-*nfiv* f*ar continuing Walt hour was b-adlr.g when h* dropped out uni had 1 *•*n fkUng what win pgoba llv Ih*- fw eM riding on th* truck up to • hat tm* -Miller had been in remarkably poor condition sin * th* start and had lost lap after lap, as niii' b as two miles, ac cording to some estimates, fo that his partn*r‘N work wait of BtH* avail T J. Golgon of Trenton, H E. Dl*k*r son of He ir M* a-iow, I'a . a# a team, suc cumbed to <h* swift pa- *■ at % o’clock this afternoon, and withdrew About th* sam* tlm* Herbert Bl****k*r of Brooklyn, partner of Frank Aib*rt of New York was rtrnoved to Bellevue Hos pital In an arnbul m < suffering from |ols on. Hl** k*r was riding an-) *llsmount*| ai t o’clock for a five minute*' rest. ll* was handed • bolt I* whl-h wi>* supposed to contain a stimulant, but Inrtead con tained ammonia, and he swallowed a quantity before he* realised the miatak*. Ills condition Is not thought to la* seri ous llii* team wus at !h<* tail *nl of th* procession. At a o’clock John Duhoif, Brockton, Mas- . and l ioy*l Kr*h>. Newark. .N* J . wlt'lt*v TL* McL*--n brothers went out hi midnight. Aii tntough th* night th* m*n rush*-I mouihl ti tra<*k without ch.itiglng th*ur t*ai*< .-live * ore- Kikes and M T arlaia); Hltnar and Gougodx an*l Bierc* anl M - Huchern were hunched *u tu** head only Inches apart; then ram* Turvllle nnd Glmrn usl Uailrr .t;l H tin son three laps fe hit i*l Then Bab** k nd Aamnew wer* on* iap b. k Fisher and Frederick, th* ML* .n Lroilurs and Kaeser aid Ryser j**hll*l hard f!*r th*m three lap* lehlnd. Mull*r and Accoutrier were flv* miles ba< k Pierce l*d at the five-hundredth mil*, which he completed at 11:18 o'clock. ll* #9tablt*h*d! a flew record At th* mil night hour wh*n twenty-four hour- h.**l been ridden through by th* m*n. fierce nnd M Bachegn. Blmar and Gougolts and Elk* ld McFarland I**l with 51U miles and a lip. •hr** miles, and a lap ahead of McEachetn arwl M yo‘s record of 60G mil* anl three Nips of last year All except Muller and Acooutritr wer* ahead j of the record The score at 1 o’clock stood: Kikes and McFarland. 329 miles. Hlrnar and Oou goltx, 629. Pierce and M< Ka*h*rn. 629, Turvllle and Glmm, 6286; Waller ard Ktlnson. 029.7; Bai**e*k aia) Aaronson. 628. H. Fisher ami Frederick. 638 i, K.iscr J and H>ser # 6692. Muller and Accoutrier, 618.1, MEETING OF THE MAGNATES "IIOMI. IK Will: HIM, Hill. liKH* ID MNMIf)*. 1 I oilrmlM b> Iniillirr I'oMlbl* Hit *vl*n 11 Hflr—lrcilutt llnr ill f h,' liiiportal In the l.fntar' lllstery Hrr Trimble tli.n.l llllh Ihr I ntrrli-Mli I.eng M*— t; llnr I May lie Hmlr w llrptwr l'rraM* > n| lm>i-llrnla Irr Talked Of. Nat* York. Ilee. 10.— With another pap lble l>a*eliall war impending. the N.a -ir a*l l.e-igor magnate* entered upon their animal winter mrrllnii at the Fifth Avenue llolel 10-Vtlght This year'* aeaaloti la one of the mint important ever heM In the hl-toy of lha lean in- ml will probably last throughout the week. With the American league, with Mr. Johaeoai aieerlnK It* dcHtlnlea lamoili.K for etj■ 1.11 re, ignition hy tho parent body ami the threaten'd lnvalon of National lengu'- territory by John. *on'a oieanlsallon. the member* f the hltt league have their hand* full. The magnate* began arriving In the city early thl* morning, and up to to-nlghi the following member* had put In an ap pearance: President N. K Young, A H Helen and W. It I’orient, Hoaion, Charles Kbhette, V. A Abel end Kdward Hanlon, Hrook lyn; CoI, John I. Roger* and A. J. Reach, Philadelphia. Barney Dreyfu*. Plttaburg; John T. Bruah, Cincinnati; Jame* Hart, Chicago; K I> Rohlroti arid Stanley Robl ann. St lout*, and Fred Know lea, Near York. J It {lllflng* of Boaion, J. R. Kerr of Plttaburg, and Harry Vonderhorat of Brooklyn will arrive to-morrow. The much-talked of retirement of Pre*. Idem Young aa the longue * chief egeru. tlve will also come up. That certain mag nate* are oppoaed to the continued In cumbency of Mr. Young la an open *e. cret. Heicral day* ago thoae oppoacd to Mr Young put forth A. fl. Spalding aa a aultahle tuccaMor, but the latter declined the honor. But Mr Young decline* to he outaed and *a>> he l * not know officially, of anybody that la clamoring for lit* -caip. The report that John McOraw had algn ed a ten-year agreement with tlr John eon at Baltimore to-day hy which that captain cf the 8t I-nul* club ha* thrown hi* destinies with lb American league gave the' magnate* more focal for re flection McOraw, It hr aald. will hava charge of the Italtlmore dub. If It la taken Into Johnson* American league. A committee commuted of Hugh Jetv nirtg* of Brooklyn. Zimmer of Wttabur* and Harry "JVivlor. the organUatlon'g routtarl of Buffalo, will wait on the mag nate* ami prefect the player* claim* re latlve to the "farming oug" and salary U'teatlon*. T. J. IBckey and George Tebeau, rep i.*enilng the Western Association. trw here to pree* the claim* of that n-wocta tlon for the territory left open In St. Paul. Sanaa* city and Mlnneapoll* by the American League. About the only talked of deal wa* that tier ween N*w York and Plttaburg. by which Doyle may be exchanged for \YMl t.ime. PNKSIIMSYT TO I t IIBI) IH'TTOtf. It Opened Territorial Kspoalttnn at Phoenix. Aria. Wnahlngton, Dec. 10.—The president dined lhl evening with Justice Harlan of the Bu;>reme Court, and after hla re turn to the White House he touched tha button which formally opened the Terri* iorlal Exposition at Phoenix. Aria , 5