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KKMI-UV Co., i licugo or New York, *Sl
Another Fight in The Senate.!'
j i
I*: iI?- s ?< IVxn-> v. hollos l<
ot Indiana. Had to l)i? Pulled :
| A w I V.
m I
Washington, dulv 1.? Senator
I '
I Hailev. > \ Texas, assaulted Sena?
lor I?i vci of Indiana, last!,
( ni^lit ju-t ati r tlio Senate hud adjjtturne
l from legislative session.
' I'he Texas Senator was dlugged
awnv ami st para'ed from his oppo- |
neat by some of those about the |
Senate. lie "vis very angry and ,
' tlireatene I severe baun to the InI
dianu Senaloi. The episode was
uui result <>1 a heated controvert*}'
which the two Senators hud during
the afternoon when Mr. iiev- i
cridgc hud said that Senator Bui- i
I
lev Ire! unido "an unwarranted i
i , . . .
attack on Solicitor Pontield, of ,
| the State Department. In oxo- |
| entivc session Senator Beveridgc, |
like other Senators who smoke, i
! lighted a cigar and took a seat on |
! the Republican side. Ho was |
I .-till sitting there when tlio Senate ,
adjourned. Senator Bailey cross- |
ed the aisle and walked through
the seats until lie was facing
Senator Beveridgc. (
"Beveridgc,'" ho said "I don't ,
want to have any trouble with ,
you, tint I want you to withdraw
those words which charge me (
' with making an unwarranted attack
on Pontield."
"I did not intend to insult you,"
' replied Senator Beverulge, "and
there is nothing in my language
that you could consided offensive.
''
"1 don't allow any one to say
that 1 libel a man and that is what
^ you do in making the charge. Now j
1 If you don't withdraw the words
1 when I ask yon I'm going to make
- \on withdraw them."
1 'Senator Bailey hud been getting j
more and more angry and excited ;
as he talked. He had hefcn sit-j
u ting down part of the time or:
leaning against the desk immed j
iately in front of Senator Bcver I
J idge. The latter in reply to Senator
Bailey's last remark, still
remaining in his chair, said:
"I repeat that I did not intend
to insult \ou that 1 have nothing
to retract."
1 -As these words _wcre uttered
Senator Bailey threw himself up.
* on Beveridge, who is a man hard
ly up to the average in physique,
^ and seized him hv the throat with
s hoth hands. The rush was so
. sudden and tierce that the chair in
* which Mr. Beveridge was sitting
i was pushed hack against a desk
' and the desk was topped over,
j Before the assault could go any
futUier Senators who had been
! sitting near had moved up between
'. i the desks. Senator Hanabrough
t T ?
r of North Dakota, seized Senator
* Bailey by one arm and Senator
a Spooncr seized the other.
The Texas Senator is a powerful
man and it was with great difficulty
that the two Senators were
able to drag him away from Sen~
n?> r Beveridge, and when they
succeeded a part of the Indiana
Senator's neckwear* was torn
away in the vigorous grasp of
r Sonator Baily. Senator Bacon,
of Georgia, and Barney Saylor,
* 1 ...
uMiiMuiii* tool-Keeper,cumo quickly
i forwardand assisted in pulling tin*
? Texas Senator further away, Senl)r
utor Baily meanwhile struggling
, to get free and hinging toward
Senator lievendge. As he was
* removed a litlie distance he was
1 heard to utter something that
1 sounded liken threat ahout killing.
Without furtherell'ort, however,
I*
he walked away when Senator I hi- <
con urged him to lie quiet and led
him toward the Bomoeralic side.
Senator Hue.ui engaged Senator i
i
S iileyeonvernation for some time, i
! ,
( adviing him to eonl do" n. Sen- i
ator Spoon >r went aeros- thi^fi-le (
f and discussed the matter with tho
' Texas Senator. iinrimr him <
...... iw j
1
ipol ?^izH and if p ssi'de tixJt up'
it once, hut Senator H lilev rofus- j
i*<! nil -ri'-li )): < flVr<, declaring that i
Senator Hoverid?;o haul insulted '
linn in tip* So-in We niid tluit bo had 1
tuk? n the only com so loft, us the
Indiana senator bad refu-ed ?o
withdraw his remarks.
Senator Itovei id'jje regained in
lh chamber for some little time
titut continued to smoke his cigar.
He remarked t<> those who spoke
to h 1 tii i.n the subject that it did
not amount to iwiything. Ho made
no elTort to resist the attack made
nn liim In fact the whole tiling
w:i-. over in n very.brief interval
before much re-i-dunce cou'd have
been olio red
When Mr. Beveridge was asked
tonight if he had misstatement to
make regarding the assault com.initio*!
on him by Air. Bailey be
expressed great regret over what
bad occurred and said he had no
personal resentment over the matter.
The conversation between
them immediately before the trouble,
Air. Bevcridgc said, was substantially
the same as that which
had occurred in the "Senate chain
ber regarding the attack on Judge
I'enticld, who is an Indiana man,
except that on his port it was
milder in tone, Mr. Beveridge,,
7 r O ( 1
said that he was not excited, but
remained cool and collected, and
expressed to Mr. Bai'v hi> wish
that their relations might continue
agreeable.
Mr. Beveridge denied that he
had been choked by Air. Bailey.
According bis version the Tex!is
Si>nntns nml m?il? " 1..
him, hut his arm -was caught by
Senator Spooner before the threatened
blow landed.
m
Voir Know It'/mt You arr Takiny
When you take Grove's Tasteless
Chill Tonic because the formula
is plainly printed on every bottle
showing that it is simply Iron
and Quinine in a tasteless form.
No ('ure. No I'uy. 50e.
lie Did Not M ai rv.
A young man bashfully approached
a popular ollieial a fewdays
ago and said:
s ".Judge, 1 have come to ask
your advice. Von have always
been like a father to me, and I
have now como to you in a veryimportant
matter. 1 am thinking
of getting married"? ?
"Well, young man," interrupted
the judge, "if you arc thinking
of getting married no do it right
awav. Don't wait, because the
girl miuht not be ""'.bug this
time tomorrow." ?,
"Hut you see," piotested the
youth, "I'm afraid I'm not utile
to take care of her."
i /
"Tut, tut !" deprecatingly retorted
the judge. "Why, when
I got married I was 21 years old
and $1,800 in debt."
"Is that so?" exclaimed the
other, wijh happy encouragement
gleaming from his eye. '"And I
suppose yon must now ho worth
about"?
v "And now," concluded the
judge, "I'm. only $3',600 in
dpi?t "
The yonug man has not married
yet.?Paducah (Ky.) Sun.
PAS^ORIA.
Benrs the /) K'n(l YOU lla?8 Always BflUgM
T"
''Isn't it a bit inconsistent,"
asks the Savannah Morning News,
"that Mr. Bryan is willing to
m^rge, fuse and consolidate with
Populists in - Nebraska, but is not
willing to have anything to do
with Democrats in NowJfork and
other States." Not a tut. Mr.
Bryan is a Popidist and not n
Democrat so that his attractions
are necessarily to'his own people";
and then tho Nebraska Populist*
iirc willing to have Hryan for their
eanc.idato ami the DtMiiocrats of
Now York 11 n11 oilier States arc
not.?Charleston Cost.'
X.
V- ^ ~ s
Condition of ""he Crops. j
Cotton Sulfot in^ for Kiin in the
South Central Portion of tho
Beit?The IVxas Drought j
Broken.
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VVjislin?j;td ?, July I.?The ,j
l eather Bureau's week I v sum- t
i
mury of crop conditions says: Tho \
northern p >rtion of the country j |
east of the liocky Mountains hud j
o.xperionc d another decidedly j
cool week with abundant rainfall.
In the Son.horn States the week .
r
averaged warm, with phenomen- |
?|lv heavy lain*, where they were l
greatly needed, over u l..rge part: 1
of Texas anil portion of northern >
Louisiana and southern A'kun- g
sas. Cotton continues to suffer |(
for rain in the south central por |
tiou of the cotton helt and drought'
conditions have rapidly developed 1
crtVr the greater part of Georgia, ]
wherebthe crop is in lo-s favorable
condition than lho previous week. !
Over northern parts of the cen- {
tral and eastern districts more, 1
favorable conditions exist, al- |
though lice are extensively report- >
ed through the central and eastern
portions. The feature of the week
was the abundant rainfall over the i
greater part of the drought region !
of Texas, in which the condition
of cottoh has been greatly improved.
Drought, however, coutin- (
lies in extreme northwestern and
southwestern Texas. The weatli
or conditions have been generally
favorable for the tobacco crop,
which, however, ban not made
rapid growth in the Middle Atlantic
States as a result of low temperatnro.
TAB GRAIN SITUATION NOT So HAD
AH RKl'ORTKI).
Chicago, July 1. ? Reports re? \
ceived here to-day from tho grain <
States most atTected l?v the heavy
June rains indicate that the crop
situation i* not so discouraging as *'
it has been painted in many districts.
Ohio, Michigan, Missouri, J
Kansas, Nebraska, Oklahoma, and ;
Indian Territory crops were said
i
to bo in a favorable condition, i
Damages generally, it was said,
would be largely repaired by
warm weather in July. The lowlands
of Illinois appear to have
been the worst sufferers, while 1
Iwoa is said to havo stood tho ,
weather with remarkable success.
i
There were rains wost and northwest
last night and the forecast is
for showers ov c the central v.il
ARE YOU WISE
matron there is no remedy to equal
am ?as^
o
and a sure way to tr
Throat in order to
and insTire healtliy 1
take half a glassfttll
it a teaspoon ful of
Mexicai
Lin
and with this pnrprlo tho thro
Then l>athe tho outside of tho th
ment and after doint lus pour *<w
around tho neck. It is u J'OSITI'
2and 0"
\
r- CIS ft \t MP Vail hnv? Inner
i :!HI DC IUU soro or ulcc
t. :i Mustang; .Lilnuicnt and you a
\
ey and Lake region within the
lext 4S hours.
COPIOUS ItAIKS IN LOUISIANA.
Now Orleans, July 1. ? During
ho past week copious rains have
alien in north Louisiana, where
ho growth of the crops have been
ioriously cheeked by drouth. ?
rhore has been some ruinfall in
ho rice and sugar producing secions
'nit the precipitation bus no t
icon sufficient.
CAIN TOO L\TK TO oAVK CORN IN
/ TEXAS
Pex , Jul v 1. ? The
rciiJral ruin which vioitoJ Texas
ast week came to j Inio to save tho
'(?rn cro,). hut in suns sections
Tinners are replanting. Cotton
vas not damaged much b/ the
icvoro drought and a g 'nil crop is
expected.
HOW'S THIS r
We ofFer One Hundred Dollars Re*
vard for any case of Catorrh ihai c?rint
ho cured ??y Hall's Catarrh Cure
<?* J II !0N EY A <> , Props Toed,
O
We ;ho undersigneu lave known
[ ' J SIumi ?y f ?r t'-e Ust 15 years, and
telieve him |orfectly honorable in all
jusine-ai transactions and financially
iiPe ? carry om ac> obligations made
,?y iheir firm.
Wkht'A l'klt\X, Wholesale Drugrisi.
Toledo. O.
vv a i.ill no kinnan .v. hakvin
Wholesale Druggists. Toledo, O,
MuM'h Catarih I'lire is taken int
rmi'iy, acting dire tly unon the blood
i .d mt.eou* surfaces of tile system.
Price, 76c. per not lie Hold t?y all
l)i \iv?r'st?, I estiinoiilals f?re.
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CASTOR IA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Bears the , S/SJ+-0-'
Signature of
Genuine stamped C.CC Never told In bulk
Beware of (he dealer who tries to sell
"something just as good."
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Restored
HINDI WO 8M&?.
[ Paris) GREAT FRENCH TONIC
AND VITAL. IZER is sold with wiitlet)
KiiuiHiitee tneure Nervous Debility.
Lost VitHl'lv Failing M? m- ry. Fits,
Dizzints* Hysteria. Stops nil Dr trie
on tlio Nervous System C Uotd y
Bud Hnliits or Kx-essfve Use of l'ot
baeco, Opium. Mourns, ?.r *'Zdvln?
the Pane that Kt Is " ft wants of! In9?i*lt
*. ( onsumption und Death. It
ulnars the Blood ?.nd Miuiu. Builds up
the Sha' tered > erves, K< stores '.lie
Fire of Youth, and Brings the Pink
Dlow to l'.ile Cheeks. and Makes you ?
Young and Stroi g nus'ii. 50o , 1*2
Boxon $5. By Mail i Any .sud'ess.
( rawford Br"s Drue gist, agents. Lan
c*a*h r
? iny
ijeoplo KiifTer through Iqnor
ruonncnow mac ior all innamMexlcan
Mustang Liniment.
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y way
eat a case of Sore
kill disease germs
throat action is to
of water put into
l Mustang
iment'
at r.t frequent intervals,
root thoroughly with the lini110
0:1 n holt cloth and wrap
711 CUilE.
L .00 n bottle*
uenn irouiuea witn a running
r. Trent it at onco vith Mextm
depoud upon a tpeody cure.
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