Wellsville Daily Reporter (Newspaper) - February 22, 1901, Wellsville, New York it. NO. 95 WEI^I^VILLE, N. FEBRUARY 22 1901 Copy Two IN Scores Officers of Navy and Army TYRANNY 18 They Are For the of to In and For the 1%-b. 22.-Yoi^tordaj wnn fioM in in fhc the of an to the to previ lit hazing at Mr. Iowa wry while tho of 5nili nnc Jiy the of thi army nnd navy at for the of U in the and for the larpe nnm her of he that the stood oilier when in trouble tlie of 2." vessels tho lost the war with one witli and Dayton the that when the rase attracted tin attention of the the of military academy had into print to declare that had at West Yet the committee of the had found 41 casci class men had been culled out to in prize that he favored a fixed severe for the and of the class at the his received a round of a was tlie navy department short of its Why had desertions from the men werr American to servo under men in tyranny and These Mr. by in my list of of the Stales away on fiu rocks or by since the ot tho In cases the ships wore but wilb a Solitary ion brother lei tho commanders with ft The severest nt a s suspension ol a ship is easl away and a total is I want to Meo a and for Mvn to those customs are lo or sailors of the Slates and our boys will not sol ve under men in. the pernicious and if the naval and military in every 11'ldnun you is not a if you or I have a son at the academy for an upper man to him to perform menial It in not a for upper class men lo oui an to beat a new It is not a to in that u niU the of obedience the hardest to I know it the How Thp ttir by Mr. mild with the row which wnn up later over in tho for compensation to of. the exposed the fact that one the of the while one position waw a tor another and that the difference tween the to be made up in of the of the This led Jo t general of the domestic of the during which declared that the situation n on the integrity of tho that there were of the house who were dividing sal aries with others who no worl and anyone on the other sidi to deny his offered ti produce sworn in tlon of if an was was explained by Mr. Joy and that there wan no law the em of the contented himself witl It was evident that much the clone of the session Mr. offered a resolution for the of an which to the on rules on tin assurance of Mr. the last oi the appropriation was LOSE From Strong Position After Fierce 01..EARS ONE of la For Train of ar THE Feb. 21, forci marched the cotin try tinder and oppose hidd a strong position hut were turned after severe in the the and the distin Our casualties wen three and men killed and tivi and 25 men The loft 1H dead on the ground and That 1 in the izen witli his into the whi Tor that who can not an to be molded I we a private we need men and teach ' men into lyi airts begotten at the so-called in have their in this we call 4ui'/-inK--that is where the boy the idea of his you not think if the of the academies did their duty there j in Honr would be less hazing Mr. a barrel they are upheld by too many of the spirit of my friend from who endorse sort even at the risk of. and They want the np to the of the Kentucky spirit of my Mr. that war t bi down in Cannon brielly to He recalled the heroic service Lieutenant Lucien of the navy ofT from ship to back ind at the of his in work of It was such heroism as that won the of every also pictured the tidal wave which swept and beaching the and paid a tribute to there whose hail rarely been The be had been lost in new and the use of imperfect Not one of the 25 cases referred if they in fact had been caused by believe the record of our in peace and war is one which the American people glory in and do not Mr. Cannon in further the point of order against the Sherman amendment wm by Inn 22. two hours yesterday tho senate had tin der a by to discharge the judiciary from further of the anti trust by the house at the to bring it before the sen ate for Hoar chairman of the committee and taking in the debate The majority maintained that the honst measure clearly unconstitutional They against taking tip great a in the closing hours oi the The resolution to the the of the the was un der After n contest the for the pneu i tube service was en i so that as the stands now tin will have to be discontinued af ter the first of old over the specia for fast mail service gaged the rest of the It j was to begin holding night j sions OF on ol Feb. 22. | tomorrow will a whole shown this despite severe | weather to cheek trade at somr | northern and western markets and iti the | face of conditions the manufacturing trade brought i about by in goods at among the lines show ing this week is the goods which is active account by The and shoe industry has likewise in a satisfactory shape and some varieties ol activity in advances at eastern and steid fronis have been very strong .at central and eastern and advances iire in pii iron and steel strength of ihe j of all of white yellow pine and been and from many i the a large of ing will be done the Coffee seems to have borne out the predictions in these columns some and has still strengthened on better IVa met with better as for any immediate change in the present tariff liy becomes less Tin is in speculative cereals show little taking the week as a is to 20 Wheat is fractionally and corn and oats arc but the situation is notable in view of this season of increasing general it is to be noted that the winter now one of the and ever i last in the corresponding week of in- 1S!0 and bushels in exports for the week aggregate against 4."<>0.422 bushels last 2.Siw;.175 bushels in this week a 2,871,0.57 bushels iii 18!)!). in 189S. for the week number 2in, as against 22t; last 1<>8 in thiB week a year 220 in 1898, 183 in and 258 in 1,897. By Feb. 22.- The Cuban first submitted by the committee to the at the of 21 was signed One copy was sent to Cenerai Wood and the other among thf of tho created a sensation by I to lie now independent and I can see no rennon fot sending thin ' to the for The government has no to pass upor for it is a document and up this which has the responsibility ot ' the delegates hin and endeavored to dissuade him from his but he was An the delegates retired Senop Tamaye ed: are all and Senor when the time comes to tight the we will light them he said he would the copy of the constitution that had been filed the records of the convention but would wait the other liad sent to Washington in order to avoid any his tunne being t i that Ioni Feb. 22.--A tr the Lokal from Pekin that Emperor Kwang KILLED IN Head-on Passenger SOON the more delicious and mtw It 1 the ro id and met the at from to s siding alcove and the line The road j scribed in the were of Ihe Feb. 22.-Disi)atches to tin demands of the foreign report a rumoi t of is su i correspondent ing for Lord it oi any are to go forward by tin bay line until further notice witl the nC urgent military am This order is supposer to a big move the culprits will take place shortly at Siati I'll and will be by the foreign ami 20.The Boers destroyed a culvert be tween and tin just south of al dawi They a trainload ot and after taking all they set tire to the rest and over the FIRE AT to From n. Feb. 22.-The attached to the Tokio university was ou 29 and 21 burned to and 10 patients and 11 and attendants It wooden structure and there were 91 patients in it at the time of the tire The hospital was for the treatment of cases of and had free secret convention believed to been concluded between China bids fair to prove a of se rions trouble in the east. Th. joess has tlie report as to the e of a Chinese understanding without reserva ' tion of any The only that appeals forcibly to the writers and public is how to meet the which that convention | Ito foreign have that tjie cannot i passed er and ions have cordingly been sent to the rep 1 ives in London and Kerlin te I the views of the I ments to which they I of that lo receive the combined support of two in any protest she may feel it necessary to make against the sion of into a minister of has patched telegram to the i Petersburg government asking ' for a I definite reply ' regarding the alleged ex ' I a troops are shocking along the northern of They often the Lumen river and carrying valuables as well as and Their excuse is that are pursuing The Korean government a protest with the Russian minister for transmission to St. Chinese fugitives aro also marauding along the Korean They have been driven out of churin by the Ku the Chinese i was shot down while he teaching ' an class in Hong aman ' in tiring four ail of j which took was I the previous day and the express rhe that the murder committed by of the old lu h tu ' l or licet In 22. The Ontario government yesterday announced its encourage relining beet The sum of per year will be set for three bonus to consist li per pound for the tirst year and of cent for two to pay per ion for Close a 1Mb. 22. - The Crand theater was last night on of the action of the in lighting the Feb. 22.~-At the in stance of tin States government i the powers have accepted the ' that no further individual ol territory in China shall be or ob by any one power tional N. Feb. 22.--One of Hip worst in the history of thf division of the road occurred al about last even ' ing at near and about miles south of The from Neu for collided with train No. from ' den to The number of dead far as known 10 and the number ot injured of 25. train at about o'clock from the of the wreck four bodies and 18 wounded to ' The wounded ilist among the Trenton wounded were taken to hospital nt Cam the killed were Walter of and Bir of tiie local the killed were a on train No. an of the Pennsylvania had The say he will on the was injured but to of had a leg and is badly He is in a MORE CANAL Flond Thein More Uv Feb. 22. The of the pian of Engineer for Canni lively and there is diVision who are to the of snch n cn it route by In- ag an of the in bis iwo tm a but the ench of these is very expensive thun tlie one by from tcn to Mr. Bond in routes of lake factor the lake route is 4he fact thai of will be lien on Lake Ontario on the inland involving of tiou the of a line to who are now but who not be by Should a lake route i be d rei industries on bind the of tain of as for I the of Medina and they be if that indu tM local If I hai portion of and rt tamed it would not prove i an i nf ap only the five nt table of to the I 1 was badly bruised Sa I was injur believed tu be of on conductor of 1 but are The riding in the ear tu do and in Italians wen of to York Feb. 21. Money on pel business s for sixty 1 Bar for demand and Feb. 22.-^The provincial of the provinces of and have been Chief Arllano the in the of the Taft said to the that they were subordinate to MacArthur but not to the minor military having no civil Judge Taft then presented the new to General iin of Feb. 22. The Corrie who died last was from the receiving vault Wednesday and an examination as the cause of death uas made by physicians family and a life physicians that an operation the deceased had not been skilfully performed lit tion is passed a examination for life the Monday preceding his death and policy was j the after be j Prominent Feb. 22.-Kev. of Tompkins j grand lodge of L O. O. was paralysis hero say he may York Provision Winler j winter St i imv 1 1. V Minnesota No. flic state New 90c"; j No. L' No. 1 87';ic CORN No. 47'sc 1 OATS No. 2; white j track mixed AY 771.jWMic; 8,'(fi9."n', extra 1 Slate and Pennsylvania 17'j^f/17-''i<'. 1.7.1; New 1.7.'r, Prevision 21. 1 No. 2 77c. 1 COllN 2 -J 2 - 3 2SVtc. K best prr bbl sj 7.>''(/r> luw 7."i'(C 12.". i in. state 21c; to 2l"'>cc. 12c; 10 to 7 Western and state 19^. to at full and lioth The vav of in both instances a inn and entirely also h. add ihe age The ear of the on its and the had to I the al peint mi to tin Delaware and canal lie in oui the turned coach into the of the bodies dead and to be from as ill and with which The the to the il is more in Tin has not been in Mr. report to the iUi the rouies other tlian the other favored by lake thence through the Mohawk river to Revford Flats and the York Central four east of north of and the York about miles West of of to Fiut thence down Wood to and going 19,r.S miles in di the with of two large west of Bri to Three River i thence down Oswego river to wav of the lake Olcott from to the junction cf ' the old canal west of via Tonawanda and upper river nnd Black to includes the of a harbor at Olcott of a The necessary is Miso A slight from this would be after lo go via Lake ' nnd the river to and from Lewiston to La by of upper Niagara te ' and No. 2 is for the reconstruction of the on the river to along the line of ihe present Erie canal Ihe of tady Bond lacks of Ite repairs to against ( Erse of tin cost the cost of the tin* leakage operate 1'-, and to thin of through v. by injury to the amount of will be to handle only the will many to in the and ami rising i brisk westerly SEVEN MORE BODIES to of a the lin pre of a about of ' the old feeder ilir nt canal for a thence through to sharp ' j at addii from Like the been by ilie a or unde I the from the the mistaking ii for the of to tra Six of the hospital and the the ferrod r an den taken ubo w The io Coo are ali of the wa abolii the head and was io The ter 0 either 1 had a t. others ili ' re huri er CUI af of n Eric a 1 the lock No. nnd oi the of Ibis be esi i lie ami the city of to about mile wesi about Here jt Creek a riv. fore and to and Seneca ]. rocky ami eut line of the casi of canal this point would be the city Feb. 22. bodies Cumberland had ani No. shaft when e Ail were lying on limber tind .ir They M e b -n to by r while to crawl hail fallen icy it. were not unrecognizable of of and the lopping of Their faces pure marks by r n A petition I the or bou hourly rII il It be charged in e. e i may i i Feb. 22. day a New of | Wood witli r that Une Oneida the b Live Stock CATTLE Extra export good to choice shipping fat S t. 1... fat old fair I; fancy culls and 1,2."; wether good to 5.00; heavy choice heavy up I heir badly of were Charles aii ihe file the where The - Il w bo t 1 ' went unti it was line lo tb -i in the when 1 i and of it was on of was of bat he not ami he to crawl to an in the side of the car and Of 18 to 1 railroad pal ihc blame crew of local i of E. S. and ban both of The railroad crew n life j .Al is from the I lo worK rif tin that i to Clyde ' t suie of the cri as he as liver the nal to from the ni in length following the isi line of the the about io at ihe covers tlie ol the sharp the oi sliot ye i r. to lb and al change n. ti of the of i point eut I Il M 1 V H bi Lake trail of a I- 70 i lie \i ' F. b. 22.--.Mr-. was Ir. of 1...V with it waf 1 of k as tSie foundry i A. C 1 rday the four which the The bells - ' similar d lo Stanford licr a a f. r. line iies west ranee i ru h II on a reci pj ton his lu tlie if I yet ibe V. ' duck coats with I ibis i rain had the express ai to wait on a til the thai and Boys
