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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-06-20

Sr, Don Luciano Uria.

nero que me debe por ataoar los lngleses.
Comerciante, parece mentlra
Ia compr6 la boleta de demanda y estoy
dispuestO presentarla.-Junio 19 de 1872
IiNs0te0 Sanchez.
Ell Director del Laboratorio Qu1mico Mu
nicipal.-(HGy ee se1to)
CERTIFICA: haber reconocido 81 vino Ass-
uwc50nG (Rioja, Provincial de Logrono), que Co
sechan los sres Garcia hijos, resultando ser un
vino rojo, muy rico en- color, bien clarlheado,
de sabor astringente, bastanta acldo Su
aroma es gratO, sin que SO sienta acetlncaclon
y hi OlOr estranO algunO.
La composition de sus mas esenciales prin-
cipiOs es en- ltro:
Alcohol Extracto Aqua. Tartratos, Sulfatos.
de 125 CIR. 1880 | BAT 30 800 1850
de Sc SO 81 V9O CO.
La materia colorante ensayada por los pro-
Uederes de Nees, Jacob, Tilhol, Lamatina, Ca
1enave, Romey, Girard, 8 loon, resulto ser Ia
natural en- un vino nueVO.
Ell Alcohol ObtenidO por destilaci6n frac-
oiohada On eI tubo de dll nskl, SO encontro
0xento de impurezas que ie nagan uOcivo.
Por 10 que en- vista de Ia prOporclonalidad
nOrmaidad de sus compOnentes prlnclpales
se declara este vino, como purO.
Y q peticion de los Sres. SObrinOs dc Lul
6a . CO. lbro Ia presente certihcaci6n, de con
gormidad con 10 prescrito On 81 articuIo % de-
Rerlamento del LaboraTorio. - Puerto-Rico
Ener0 90 de 1S02.-JOse LedesnsG, 3d.
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otiCias de Ia lsIa

D..ana = ,a+ro co,, one vino eacrito IN comu- .
r,cadn 9la Vega baia que ublcamOs Ga nues-
ava aflieidn del 18, dirjjsdO la iran hogla 90
herana de Puerto Rico, era IN POGO ol
fol- de leer, Sc escaparon algunas erFaGas oe
Gaia nue nos apresursmos salvar: En- La Inca
a donda dice 1885, debe decir 1886; On Ia %,
dnrde ae lee 1877, lease 1897 En- Ia nisna l.
mas se on ter as pa aDIss del ofIca0 de don
Jssass Ramon de Torres etc
En- Ponce no pudo tener lugar la proce-
sion del CoYpMs, q cauaa de hsber llovido mu-
Cho.
Ha muerto on Yauco el que tue nues- |
tro apreciable amigo senor don Antonio |
Eranceschi y Fcanoeschini. persona gene
ralmente estimada en- aqueNa looahoaa -
RIP
FL vapor III. L. Valz1verde cargo On Po7ce
para la lbana, Nuevitas bara, 574 sa0os
cafe CON 5s 352 klos.
wD. ANTONIO R. CABAssA, con buenas re.
ferenclas sol1cita agenciaa comisiones -Es
agente On Ponce de los inmejoTabes cigarrlilos
pectorales blanoos de la marca PUREzA "
de M Randsteles u c. de la Habana, los faOrl-
cantes que mas ventalas oIreoeh On pleolos:I sa
TD ANTONIO 3. CAB ASSA es el agenSe DC LA
CORRESPONDENCE DR PUERTo-RICo, en- Ponce.
Nos escriben de Vega. bsja que han con-
traido matrimonio aif los aprecaDles profeso-
res seiOres don Renaig'0 Rodriguez dona Gu
mersinda Lajara En- 81 nlsmo puepio SO 17a gu
cuentra enfeTmO de aguna graveaaa 81 llusgEa-
do popular j0ven don Eugenio Igleslas'
%
Dicen de vegabsja que con solemnidad
vienen celebrandose ali los examenes genera
les de las escueIas pdolicas, distinguiendoae On
elias Ia elemental de Ia clase que dirlJs 81 olen
reDutado professor don Alexandra Diaz.
causa de excesiva lluvia no tuvo lugar
an Ia Cidra la procession del Corpus Sc trans
fri6 para hoy.
I'm Ia cid no se hs recibido el paQuete
de La CoRREsPoNDENoIA que debi6 Hegar all
-
Or. Ricardo Hernandez
Ofrece aus servicios profesionales On ARE
rpo 451
" Nos esoriben de Aguadilla que los examene
~ yerlhcados aIh on las escuelas dlrlJtdas por 10
\ competentes protesores senorita dona francis
ca Acosta don Miguel Rodriguez Sierra, ha
resultado muy brillantes concurrldos, siend
amenizadOs pOr Ia OrQueSfa. La Junua lOoa
presidida por el alcade, ha tel1cltado los q
tados profesores por 81 verdadero adelanto
sus alumnos.
De FL ResWMeH de Mayag1ez
s.Anoche al empezarse la function que q
ban On ell Centric los artistas de ia Companl
lfrica francesa, Ia oada rotura de algune
ouinques en- 81 escenario, fue orjgen de mot
7ada alarms, pues eDcendido el petr0leo qu
cOntenian .os recipientes, pudo ser causa
nm incendiO, PerO SO acudi0 con prOntlG0d
Al extinction ptdose oontlnuar la velada,"
a*@
Ell gef1or don U. D. Pav6n publica en- 81
German una hoja suelta, que hemos reclDia
terrible contra los sehores don Ramon hl
pe:ire don Antonio Aheran.
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EN- ENFERMEDADEs DEL PEcHo. raoui

EN- ENFERMEDADES DEL PEGHO, raqui-
tismo de los ninos debilidad general Ia
Emulsion de Scott slempre ha dado exeelentes
reaultados.
Guatemala, 18 de NovIembre de 1897
Sres. Scott Bovine, New York. Muy Sc
noTes mos: HaD6ndome dedicadO especial
mente q las Intermediates de los nifi9s de Ia
mujer, be tenldo Ocasiones frecUentes de usar
Ia Emulsion que preparan ussedes de aceite de
h1gaao dc Daea 30 con hipot sf EOS. de cal y de
sOss, debo decirle con satisfaction que en-
var1as Intermediates del pechO 10 mismQ
que en la debllidad general, he obtenido
los mejores resultados, y mas especialmente on
81 raqultism0 de los nlnos. Felicito 8 ustedes
por naber logeado prepavar un medicamentC
ian complete que sus exelentes etectos reune
buen gusto tasn asimiiacion. Aprovecho es
| ia Oeasion para susorlb1rme de ustedes alto
8. S. @ B. s. M.--R0fGey EjGl70s, M6dicO de |,
Facuitad de Guatemala y de Bellevue de Nue.
| va. York.
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ARROZ CON POLIO

Dasde hoy en- I'D Iante hahra bOdaa las no.
ches arroz con polio en Ia oantiDa del Casino
Espn55ol Con que ya 10 sahen los anna
teurs b 3
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de todas Las fortunas, despaChandos 10 minmo
p0r el dis que duranta Is noChe

Ab6nese ustad Dor una s6rie de baiaos en-
81 balneario La PyoDjdessciG esta baecido On
esta Marina. LIS bsflos de mar On Ia presente
estaci6n, son garantia dc salud.
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esta Capital
Amerieama

CASA DE Observation-Disclosures
Gale de San Felipe Mgsnsef0 13. Detr&G
de Ia Escribanfa lei stfi sr Bals6irO.
El que suscribe administrator dc la Casa
lie Ho6spedes La Americana. la ofrece sua
amigos = I'll pdblico en- general. Sc dara ell me-
iOr trat0 & los Sres. pasager0s5 hay habitacio-
mes muy yentiladaa = la mesa NADIA deia que
deaear, SalsadQe Led4ssAa.
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!" FL Buen Gusto y

O39O JG EOS WGtJUY6S HSLS0 0t0Y SSeV0O
de BGYberGG estdbLecGd0S eH Puerto -RIcO.
proDiet0Y5o: T. Apellaniz.- Direction: s. Justo l6
Sc adunIten abOn8dOs.~-Se cOmplace los
parroquianos.-Hay siempre IN complete sur
lido de perfumeria de las fabrloas mas renom-
bradas.
e4gLos senores viajeros que vlsiten la
CAPITAL de Puerto Rico deben solieitar la bar
IBERIA Ell BUEN GUsTO.
Para ell door de cabeza es casi sempre un
remadio infalinle Ell AECOhOIGd0 GjOt, Una
yenda de dscho preparado soDre la frente hace
desaparecer 81 dolor mas pertinaz.
AlMACHN De MTs1oA.
DR OLlARlo UrRRo, AToCHA n. a. fOMOD
Mhsica para piano cuatro manos,
BWyQeueigs.--La NaGividad con grabados
:aleg0cicos en- crOmO narraolOnes.. $l-1O
Tdeue. ue.-Pl7ota del Natale tale.............. 6O
Idem-Fantasias hdngaras ......---.. 81
Psra Da0i0Os Ga Ia CAPITAL, ID. j. 9ongaleS FonU.
Dice un colega extranjaro:
aUstedes creian tener igualea los dos Ia
dos ue la cara ssi9 Pdes osgan 10 que dice IN
bi0logista aleman
ssLos dos Iados del rosbro humane no son
| iguales. De cada cino0 hombres "a obserVa
| que dos no tienen los OiOs en- la m1sma Inca,
| Dor cada 10 personas tlenen q vision mas On
| nm oio que on el otro Tambien es singular 81 he
| cho de que ia oreia izquierda este col0oada mas
| ahaio que Ia dereoha."-El bioIogiata en- cues
| ton no ha oontado los pelos del bigote; pero
/ es casi segarO que un ladO habra mas que
al otro. Como 81 10 Vleramos."
Las personas que visiten eata Capital ha
ran muy bien en dar una vueltaslta por 81 COT
| N00dO de Gerecedo srmanoE, Gale do ) n Fran
i cisco. Hailaran ALI de todo: Mantequllla da
mesa EIbgwsen, Quesos de Dola en latas, Hsrlns
lAotea. difarentes Aguas mInerales, GalleGlGss J
bizcoohos. iamones enbutidos, VLros ace.
tes. vinagrea, enoultldos, aoeltunas los famo
sos puros y eigerrlllOs de Ia Elm rlSal naIa
PGrtGgdS.
Ell Ecuador. - La G8ograaa nos ensenl
que el Ecuador es un cfrculo mzx M, 0u5ll
puntos todos es5an jig 'al distancla de lo
| Dolos. la prao5ioa nos ensana Que para
bano el tocador NADIA hay preteElDte al famo
SO Alc0bolad0 Gatell
nw CoNsEJO a LAS MADRES.-Rl Jsrah
Calmante de la Sra. WinaloW deberA usarse aisn
pre- Cuando los ninOs padecen de la dentlcloi
! | PrODOrciOna aliyiO Immediate pequ8nO pacleng
produce nm sueno tranquno natural, akvlsnc kvl,e
| todo dolor, y amanece 81 angelic rIsuaho fell
! rs may agradable al paladaEs Al1Y1a 81 psQu'
6uelO, ablands las enciass calma TODD doloT reg
larixa lOA inteatinOa, "a 81 meJOr remadio Goa
|. Cido para diarraa ccaasonada pog Il eenasssoa
: 0tra cAaaas
Hay sus op;niones acerca dc Ia superior
= dad 0e Ia bebida con respecto ia cOmlda \
las Tesuelvo de plano diciend0 que NADIA hs
superior una comtda 90 La CGt0t0ssG
: - CGsGs gus So seC0nstessdGs s--La Fa
q macia Central del Lcdo. don Manuel Torr'
!. Borges, esUaDlectda on lo-pledras, por IL p
4 reza do sus drogas lmportadas de los pTln0p
i \ les cenExus de europa de America; por 81
: perfection esmero en- laa praacElpcionee
] i cnltartYaa pQg los pgeetQa Gin igual q alcan
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.A,lMACEN De MUs1oA

ALMACHN De " S1JA-
DR OLlARlO UrKRo, AToCHA NJ t. POMORs
Mdsica para piano cuatFO manoa,
BMyQuxeias.-La NaGividad con grabados
aleg0cIcos On cromo narraelones-.. $l-2O
Idens. .-Pivota del Natalie. ............ 6O
dem-FantasLas hdngaras. ......---.. 81
Psra padidos sa la CAPITAL, ID. ]. aongale2 Fonr.
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Para ell door de cabeza es casi sempre un
remadio infanble Ell Agcoh0lGd0 Gjol. Una
venda de dicho preparado soDre la fcente haee
desaparecer el doIor mas pertinaz.
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LOGoGRIFO NUMERIcO

5.6. Artfenlo.-9 l0. IL, ,12,I. G-tt6 Rodrigo de
Triana.- 1856. Pscado eapitaL-14, Ii, ,2.lO,9
sobre Ia cabeza.-l 1854 Lo es el todo.-
1896. Animal 814 Una fruta-1,2.3,A,
5,6,78,9. .10,1I,l2 1914 Nombra y apellldo de
una senorita de Trujillo-s slto.-P. Pit0.
En- vez de po,nada 6 de tric6fero use
Vd la L0c561s Avtibeyp9ticG del Dr. Montes y
Dlaz.-M M antiene Ia oaDeza limpia fresca )
evita Ia caspa.
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- CGSGs gas So SeC0nssessdNs i---la FaI.
macia Central del Lcdo. d0n Manuel Torres
Borges, esUaDlecida On Rlo-pledras, por IL pu-
rexa dc sus drogas lmportadas dc los pT1n@pa
les cenUxus de europa de America; p0r g
perfection eamero en- Les prsacripciones e
Culsav1yaa, pQg los pgeotos Gin tgual q alcanxa
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EI Ecuador. - La G6ogra1a
que el Ecuador 90 un cfrculo mz
puntos todos estan a jg 'al dis
polos. 7 la prao6loa nos ensana
ba1lo Y el tocador NADIA hay preta
SO AJcOh0lGdO GdtelJ
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TO END NEXT MONDAY.
Congress Has Nearly Finished
the Sessions Work.
NO MORE TARIFF MEASURES.
Little Else Beside Appropriations Will
Get rhrough-AlIen will Try to Call
Up the PuyalIup Bill Today.

w.sHrseroS CRY, July 1s.-The ways
and means committee of the House this
morning adopted a resolution providing
for the final adjournment of congress on
the 25th. Unless something unforeseen
crises il is believed that it will be adopted
by both houses.
The members of the ways and means
committee have about completed the
work of the committee for the session.
The policy of some Democratic members
fayoring postponement of further at
tennis at tariff revision have prevented
action on the sugar, salt, lumber. iron ore
and other proposed bills. The improba-
hility of any additional tariff bills emery
ing from the ways and means committee
ia increased by the fact that the Re-
pubIican members of the committee are
not disposed to assist the Democrats
on the committee to secure a quorum.
Word has been received by the Democratic
members that the Republican members
would not attend any session of the COM
mittee. except for the consideration of an
adjournment resolution. The refusal Of
number of Democratic members to attend
makes ii impossible for the committee to
do anything. The refusal. if persisted in,
besides preventing the report of additional
bills, will render impossible an adverse re-
port on the sub-treasury bill, and also on
DalzeIl's resolution inquiring with refer
ence to losses sustained through national
and state banks.
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In the House.

WASHINGTON City, July 1s-In the
House the McGarrahan land claim bill was
passed today. A bill was also passed
opening to competition by local architects
the designs and construction of public
buildings. Mr.. Caminetti also managed
to secure the passage of his bill creating
the California debris commission. The
Senate joint resolution was passed author
izing the committee on labor to make an
investigation of the slums Of cities. The
House then took recess, the evening ses-
sion to be for general debate on the
Worlds fair features Of the sundry civil
appropriation bill.
AT the evening session of the House
about thirty members were present. Pat
tersoD, of Tennessee. spoke in opposition
10 the force bill, and made no refer
ence to the Columbian exposition.
Dingley, of Maine, advocated an appro-
priation for the fair on condition that no
intoxicating liquors be sold and the fair be
not opened on Sunday. Oates of Alabama
argued that congress had no constitutional
right to make the appropriation. New
berry OF Illinois spoke for the appropria.
ton. McKeighan of Nebraska spoke
in favor OF free coinage. Butter of Iowa
opposed any appropriations except such
Is were necessary for government ex-
hibit. He was espec tally opposed on con-
stitutional grounds to any Sunday closing
or liquor amendment. Adjourned.
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National League Games.

PHILADELPHIA, July Is. -Keefe's pitch
ing today was superb and the Colts were
not In 1t. Score: Philadelphia 13, hits Is,
errors /; Chicago 3, hits s. errors 5. Bat
terIes-keefe and Clements, Hutchinson
and Schriver.
Boston, July 1S.-Bunching of hits at
critical times won today's game. Score:
Boston J, hits 10, errors s: Pittsburg 8. hits
y, errors g. Batteries-Stivetts and Kelly,
Baldwin and Kelly
BROOKLYN, July lS.-Brooklyn and st.
Louis played fourteen-inning draw Score ::
brooklyn 4, hits Z, errors 3 st. Louis 4.
hits z. errors6. Batteries-Hart and Had
dock, Kinslow and Con Daily.
BALTIMORE, July 1S.-Heavy batting at
opportune times explains today's score.
Score: Baltimore 1, hits 10, errors g.;
Cleveland Z, hits IA, errors 2. Batteries
Mcmahon and Robinson; Young and
thinner.
WASHINGTON Cry, July 1S.-By bunch
ing hits In the fourth inning the home
team secured the winning lead. Score ::
Washington II, hits Is, errors 3; Louisville
z, hits 8. errors 6. Batteries-Killen, Abb
hey and Mcclure; Pfeffer, Stratton and
Grim.
New YORK, July 1s.-New York lost be-
cause of Cincinnati's superior all-around
playing Score: New York 2, hits 5,
errors 6: Cincinnati 5. hits Z, errors 3. Bat
terles-Crane and Boyle; Dryer and
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NORTHWEST NEWS.

Will D. jenkins. ex-mayor Of Whatcom, has
Joined the Peoples party.
w. r. Brown, Victoria grocer, aged o years
died Of smallpox last Wednesday.
The Slade Lumber Company. of San Francisco,
has purchased the Karr sawmill at Hoquiam.
The $500 Roslyn relief fund raised at Spokane
lies in = bank there, having never been called
for.
A sixty foot humpback whale came ashore
near nwaco on the 9th, TO the great delight OF
the seaside visitors.
The Columbia river jetty 10 Transforming
Sand island. By next year there will be q
straight channel from Hwaco to Astoria.
Micsjah Cross, a farmer, living near Dayton.
and Who does not read the papers, was bunkoed
out OF 5000 last week, on the familiar gold
brick swindle.
Berries are as abundant as ever in Pacific
county, but the pigeons do not come as they
used to, the hunters having done their work too
well in previous years.
Oscar West, a Swedish saloon keeper, was shot
and perhaps fatally wounded at Icicle, Okano-
gan county, July II, by w. B. Hopkins,
drunken fellow from Texas. The officers OF the
law had difficulty in getting Hopkins to Con-
connlly, for mob of seventy five men waited TO
lynch him.
A newspaper man recently met on the steps of
the Grand Union hotel, Saratoga, a man whom
he recognized as Phil Taylor, who, twenty fl We
years ago, was famous robber, and at one time
stole $1,000 from passenger on a Mississippi
steamboat. The man. who is now prosperous
citizen of Portland, Or, is gray, rotund and 60
years old.
Bill Masterson, the horsethiet killed at Spo-
kane, had murdered four men. His first victim
was an Indian, whom he killed in cold blood
six years ago, in Walla Walla valley. He was
not prosecuted. A year later he shot white
man to death near Colfax, but could not be
convicted His other two victims were slain in
Dakota and Montana
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Information About the Candidates.

Candidate Harrison will be in the Goth
year of his age next month. Candidate
Cleveland Is IN his 56th year. Candidate
Weaver Peoples party)is in his 60th year.
Candidate Bidwell (ProhIbitionist) will be
in his 9th year next month. All of the
four candidates are gray haired. Three OF
them are full bearded, and the other two
wear mustaches only. Two of them, Har-
rison and Weaver, were born in Ohio, both
IN the same year. Cleveland was born in
New Jersey. Bidwell was born IN
the state of New York, up in Chau-
tauqua. Two of them, Harrison and
Weaver, served in the Union army during
the war. Bldwell was soldier IN our war
with Mexico. The lightest weight among
them ali IS the Omaha candidate, and the
heaviest Is the Chicago candidate. Three
OF the candidates, Harrison, Cleveland
and Weaver, are lawyers. Bidwell has
been dlstl!ler. Two of them, Weaver
and Bldwell, were once members of the
House of Representatives; Harrison was
once a member OF the United States Sem
ate. All four of the candidates are well
looking enough, but not any one of
them can be correctly described as truly
beautiful Harrison has been twice q
presidential candidate and once elected
10 the presidency. Cleveland has
been thrice a presidential candidate and
once elected. Weaver has been twice a
presidential candidate. without any chance
OF election. Bidwell has never until this
wear been 4 presidential candidate. Bid
well is the weaithiest of the four candi-
dates; Cleveland and Harrison are less
wealthy; Weaver IS the least wealthy
easily the least. As candidates, Cleveland
halls from New York, Harrison from Ohio
Weaver from Iowa and Bidwell from Cali
fornia-an Eastern candidate, q trans
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RACE BETWEEN CATBOATs.
Contest Between Chef, AlbatrOss, p
trel and Others Saturday.

Contest Between Chef, AlbatrOss, Pc.
trel and Others Saturday.
The owners of swift running catboats are
arranging for good race Saturday if there
be a good breeze. A. M. Towle has
changed the rig on his boat Chef that won
the race in the jib and main sail class on
the Fourth. She is now cat-rigged and
runs nicely. He will enter her in the race
Saturday. and has an idea she will make a
good record. Then there is George Bud
longs catboat Albatross, which took first
money in her class in the Fourth of July
race last year and this year. She made
the best actual time of any boat on the
course in the races this year. She is fine
runner and will make a desperate effort to
hold the laurels she has already won.
The Petrol, ewned by Clark & Bartlett
is also good runner. She took second
place in her class in the races on the
Fourth, coming down the home stretch
side by side with the Albatross. But
having crossed the line some time before
the latter in the start she was beaten in
actual time. There are also other good
catboats and the contest promises to be an
interesting one. So far FIVE boats have
been entered and 1t is probable that one or
two more may go in. A purse of $25 to $50
Der of boats entering. The principal OBJ
ject is to keep up the interest in this class
of sport which was aroused by the races
on the Fourth, in the hope of working up
a reorganization of the old yachting club
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Aileghany candidate, trans-Mississippi
All the candidates are rather darkroom
plexioned and are of medium height.
What sized shoes they respectively wear
cannot yet be stated, though Cleveland
has unquestionably the smallest and
hapdsomest feet. All four of them can
make speeches, but Harrison and
Weaver are more voluble speakers
than Cleveland or Bidwell A quad
rilateral debate between the four of
them upon the public issues of the day in
the amphitheater of Madison Square gar
den would be pleasant entertain ment
for New Workers of all parties; each of
the speakers limited to one hours time,
and each entitled to hal. hour, after the
main speeches, to reply to all the others.
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Puyallup Bill Nav Come I'm Today,

WASHINGTON CITY, July 1S.-TSpecial. +
Senator Allen made great effort to get
up the Puyallup Indian bill this afternoon,
or rather TO secure unanimous consent for
taking itup tomorrow during the morning
hour. He stated that it was a matter of
great Importance to a large number of
people in his state. and that on several
occasions when business was not so press
Ing In the Senate he might have secured
Its consideration of the bill but for the
TACT that the chairman of the committee
on Indian affairs had been too ill to attend
TO the matter. Arrangements were now
made by which the bill would be in other
hands, and he hoped to get consideration
OF the bill. He could not secure unan-
lmous consent for the bill today, but he
Will endeavor TO do SO tomorrow, and will
probably be successful during the morning
hour.
TACOMA, July IS Especial. The wires
were kept hot today with messages to
United States senators urging the passage
OF the Allen Puyallup reservation opening
oiiL In all about thirty messages were
sent by prominent property-owners, in
Guiding ". III. Fife. More kilograms will
De sent tomorrow. Peter Stanup, who
went to Washington City in the interest
Of the bill some time ago, has been sick
aped and under doctors care until a few
days ago.