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Fair play., 1897-06-19

II" tDr Ruiz was about ~ years OF ag" n
dentist by profession. married, and resided with
his wife and children NJ III" town Of Guiana
bacoa. four miles from l!ahaha; arrested on th,:
:th Of February 1897. about 9 II. IN. At his house
In Guanahacua charged with being connected
with the attack On i railroad train on the night
uf the 18Th of JANUARY 1921 al d point nearly
midway between Guanahacua AMI Hahana
about two and a ha If miles from the latter city
/ The evidence Of MS most intimate friends
and that taken before the military Judge. as
per record submitted with the commissioner s
report show hc was quiet and domestic in his
tastes. peaceful American citizen. engaged in
tn" pursuit @: his profession that he took no
part in the military or political proceedings on
this island. nor had at any time any com
mUnca;iun by writing or otherwise with those
cn'ag"d IN III" insurrrCtion. and that n the
tim" ot the attac,l by armed in>urrcCtioniStS
on the train. he was in the house Of II neighhpr
and friend. oppo~it. his own. in GuanabacOa.
until 10 p. m and then went 10 his own abode.
wacr" he passed the night, and knew nothing
uf said attack until next morning. when il was
known generally 10 the public.
II" was taken from his home and profession
wife and small children. carried 10 Jail. AMI
thrust into a cell marked l. in the diagram
and whose dimensions ar" given in the report
II rhc cpmmi -oncrs being one Of the three
smallest cells of the Jail used for keeping pris-
nu"rN in solitary confinement. The dimensions
pt the cell in which DIR. RUlE was confined are
greater than given IN my previous reports
which wrr" basel upon the statements then re-
caiycd from persons who did and could no,
measure il; hut the fact remains that he was
in . cell alone day and night with stone walls
and >rnn" floor, with no ventilation nf air and
Irat. except rectangular ron-barrct opening
g. frlT~gIU. oyer tht. door
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New Insurance Laws.

The new insurance laws by the last
state Legislature have gone into effect.
They especially affect the fra,crnal beneficiary
societies. Every man. woman and child in,
Missouri having insurance. whether il h. life.
accident or fire, Will in some way hc affected by
the change. The most important of th, NV
laws Is that placng all fratrrnal societies
with beneficiary features directly undrr
the supervision and control Of the state
insurance department. Heretofore this
class has not been subject to the in
surance laws. and w"rr not under the control
Of the superintendent. of the state insurance de-
partmcnt. The latter estimates that th"ra ars
about 500 or 800 societies OF this character do
ing business in the state. Most of them are
sound institutions, conducted on business prin-
CipleS, but many of them. he says. are fiv-by-
night concerns. d0iu, business with the poorer
classes. the very people who our'i. TO be pro-
tcCtrd 10y stringent insurance laws.
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THE Montrosc (Col.) hotel. . two

THE NontroSc COLI hotel. . two
story frame structure, and 4 block OF
stores We're burned on the 9th. Robert
! IL. Mead. aged 65 years, of Portland,
Col, Il guest at the hotel, was burned
to death. a dozen other guests were
rescued uniniured.
Hon. J. c. WEI.ry. of Canton. has
formally announced thai he will be n
candidate for the democratic nominal
ton for governor of Ohio ut the state
contention. and that he will have the
support of his home county.
TuE decision of the baltimore health
officials to return Miss Mary Samson,
the lcprr. to Allegheny, Pa. will. if
attempted to be carried out, meet with
strong opposition from the health
board Of tine latter city.
CLArpE ID. FAERING for seven
years superintendent of the National
academy of design of New York. was
arrested. on the 9th, ON a charge of
having cmbczzled over $4,000 of the
academy : funds.
ApyICfs from Simferopol, capital of
tn. Russian province of Taurida, on
the 10Th, said that torrential rains had
fallen in that district, inundating Il
portion of the province. Many per-
souS had been drowned, the rivers
had overilo,ycd and ruined the crops,
and the damage To the wheat crop was
enormous.
TuE fourth biennial sale of the prince
of Wales. hackneys and harness horses
was held. on the 10th. nj Princess Stud
larm.at Nolfcrton. near Saudringham,
Norfolk, England. Nearly all of the
horses sold were bred by the prince of
" Halcs at the Wn.fcrton farm. under the
supervision of Sir Dighton rrobyn.
LARS ANDERSON, until very recently
Il member of the United States diplo-
matte corps at Rome. Italy. and Miss
isabelle Perkins. Of Boston. hcircss to
81. 900. 900, were married in BoStons on
the 10th.
The strike at Jones n Laughlin's
iron works at Pittsburgh, Pa, was. on
the 10Th. declared of by the strikers
committee, and all the old men that
could went back at once at the rcduc-
tion.
GAIT. DERBY. United States engineer
in charr,, of thu, I,.vr,. districts from
Vicl;>5ur.r I, New Orleans, announced.
on the 10Th, that the strurrle with
tl,. li~h waller of l>a7 was over.
JAWS IIrGlU> TAYLOR. veteran
trarrdian III wide reputation. died of
,irnn,y 4, pnwu;nrtnn. Pa. ON the
lath. a,e,d -. lie made his debu, in
Portland. Me. in $50.
Mis-. .InIs rAnr!.uv. wife of the
sun,riut.ud,u, Of the Victor coal
mine, at Pueblo. COL. and 4 prominent
sn..i,.tv l..,d,ruf that civ. wa, fatally
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PERSONAL AND GENERAL.

kI.:f.. on tn. .ta. t,ta!l. DESTROYED
the Bell grain elevator At pagid Ci,v.
-Nri,.. the lar:re-t in The STAT" outside
= Omaha. an. the c.,. electric plant;
los: -; .unD,
!'"N the cun"ict;oa "f Leslie {. Bon
nry at Toledo. o.. of perjury. on the
18th his aged father attempted IL com
mt suicide with Il Itn..,, and the son
tried t1junp IRON th. c5Urt-rrD:n win.
dow. - feet from IN" ground. Both
were prevented hE hE>lano"ra.
Bf the falling Of Il freight elevator
in the New lpri.-rity post Office, VA tn"
IN, six aenw-rr more O. less srI!ous-
y hurt. Erurwcrr postal employees ard
the oihrrtyvo were engaged hy the con
t,a' 10: lncilar9e al the alterations 40"
going "nin the federal. h'l.din-'.
HE Universal m.it "i lAc I";tNi""r
Iron Co., the valley ~ ot the ''!aS-
g@T Iron Oo., and thd- 'irnda'r foi'!hg
mil, all Of Pott>'"wn. Pa, VIII start
operations DURING the present week.
By AZ explosion of gas IN the Black
-e:auond mine of the Hrowr Coal Co..
t.vo miles ,outh of liunon@ahela Ia,
on 10, 1th, several nen were injured.
hut none fatally. The %a> is said To
have been lEn!t'f ~ H!i open lamp,
and the cs.up" of thu 80 miner, waa
remarkable.
IuE board Of directors OF the Gre
con HALLWAY and Navigation %. on
tl,,. >th. declared q quarterly dividend
of one per cent. on preferred stock,
PAYABLE July l. This l. th" iret divi-
d,nd the company has paid in 1t Verai
yrr"s.
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Like q Dogs NOee.

At the reception given to DIR. John
Watson in Syracuse some time ago two
Scotchmen, in Highland costume. pre-
sented themselves. As the day was
cold, many of the other guests ex-
pressed the fear that they would suffer
discomfort from their bare legs. DO
you know that mans knee is like a
dogs nose? 1t is bound to be cold any
way. That is fact, and swathing the
knee in flannels and trousers doesn't
make the body bit warmer. y.
Tribune.
Fair play., 1897-06-19
4 CAPABLE Supporter.

''They tell me, uncle. that you are
going to marry our cook. Clementiua."
''Dey done tells yo' de trufe, sah."
well. sincerely hope that You will
be able to support her."
"Oh. dar haint any doubts erbout dat.
sab; BEN goin' to see her eb'y night 70
de las mont, an done hab de speunce
cndurin' dat time ter make me sho dat
| kin s'pote er. Oh. yas si:'! got oner
dem laps dat's g'aranteed ter hol' free
hundred poun's at de leas'. sab. ."-Rcs.
ton Courier.
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Mercedes, Memo Evangeine HicArdito- -

Mercedes, Memo. Evange inc, HicArdito-
Good-by children Of my life. | give you my
b! assing. BE Obedicut to your mother. They
wifi kill me. II am taken To Havana tell
everything. Good-by. RitH of rny soul.
This chair, Mrs. Ruiz says, she sent Tor after
her husbands death. and / have seen laic!3
state.t:ents Of persons in whom place r"liaHt"
that the writing around the rim OF the back was
not discovered a> the chair was of light color.
and the indented letters not distinct. fer some
days after II had been returned to her house
make these statements because found that
witnesses who had testimony unfaTorahlc tc
the Spanish authorities would not give 1t for
obvious rcasohs. md II the right to make them
appear was exercised 1t would result they said.
in their giving non-comrnittal evidence ior in
their opinion tine mere fact df Dcln% Summoned
would make them suspects considered DIS
loyal to the Spanish authorities on me is!aI''t-
sES. LEES CoSCLrsIoHs.
An autopsy was held o, his body on the after
noon of the Islh at CrIanabacu; Participated in
by two Spanish doctors viz: Francisco
Vidal Alvando and lose Martinez
Castrilliou and Dr. d. NJ BURGESS the
United States sanitary inspector at t.iS
port, at which the United States consul -geu-
eral
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immediate Waterman win, had nrnhahIv or,
d.rod hin, tn c.,sc hi. cric, ,r r.rcif ~, ,r
his cbiIdrep and upo- hi no. doir,, 90 et,.I,.l,
hin, with moro f,rna ,r,r he intended or !, l.
nnl,ih,o th,. hIov w,s delivered 20 ,,,l.. bi,,
confess or give ez:5enre a,,,iu, o-b.rS
II possible he went mad and many causos
combined Ia produce suob "a result His lnov1-
edge Of his Innocence his confinement, in 4
gloomy cell. where he was no, allowed to com
municute with family or friend. or 70 send or
write. AIonc-aU alone with tn. ,hnu-hr
doubtless IMPRESSED upon his mind that he yy;,s
liable in the reign Of terror then exist
ing in and around Gudnabaroa to b.
s,immarilv eyec,1tei at uny moment
Fair play., 1897-06-19
Another Mid OF Honor,

Miss Bessie McClintic. daughter OF
Senator W. :. McClintic, of Monroe
county. has been appointed plaid of
honor for the First congressional dis
trict at the Nashville (Tcnn.) cunfcder-
ate reunion, June 80.
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IMAM AND MANliNESS"
The Subject of q Discourse Before q Gradu-
ating Glass OF Women.

BALTIMORE. Nd, June 13.-Bishop
Cyrus P. Foss preached the baccalar-
reate sermon this morning before .he
graduating class of the Woman's col
lege of Baltimore. MAN and Manli-
ness was the subject of the discourse,
and it was ably handled.
The senior class this year is the
largest in the history of the college,
and numbers 42 members. The con-
ferring of academic degrees will take
place Tomorrow.
Fair play., 1897-06-19
Boone COun!ys Fair.

The Boone County Agricultural and
Mechanical association has set the dates
of its first annual fair, to he held in
Columbia, September Il, lG. Il and IS.
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Remembered His sisters.

William j. Have. Il prominent young
business man Of Lexington, died re-
Gently.
He was a member "f th" Modern W""Iucl oi
America. and carried lif" insurance. I, the
a,uoun, of slieJ in favor Of hi~ sisters h. be-
Ing unn.a rri.,'.
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In Honor OF Queen Sir,ori,.

Native born Engli,itra II in -. Luuiq
will hold jubilee >'r.i','s a Christ
Church cathedral. -. Lu;l,. on sun
day, June ~, AT i:9t p. m, in honor IF
the >ixticth year Of the reign ri Queen
Ni,~oria. The services viii b. sian
taneous with similar service, in Great
britain and throughout thc world
Fair play., 1897-06-19
He AIWaYs Dressed We'll.

Col. c. W. Spalding, aged 33, weight
So pounds and 3 feet inches tall. died
in Kansas City recently. He was noted
for his stylish dress.
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Resulted In Death.

Maj. Thomas O'IIalloran, aged Il one
OF the foremost citizens and a pioneer
of southwest Missouri. dic,i at Rich
land. from the effects Of an injury re-
ceived from Il kicking horse.
Fair play., 1897-06-19
Talks in Over seventy Tongues.

DR.. J. :. blackwell. formerly profess
sor of modern language, in the Mis-
souri, state university. Ia, accepted the
position of translator Of foreign cprrc-
spondencc in London comm ,rcial
house. DR.. Blackwell speaks with ilu-
ency over seventy languages.
Fair play., 1897-06-19
MISSOURI STATE UNIVERSITY.

turHtors' Annra. Statement OF II highly
Encouragin. Character Present Con'fl-
tion OF the Institution, Its Needs and
Prospects.
CoIu'MRIA, Mo, June S.-Thc curators
Of the Missouri university have issued
their annual statement regarding the
present condition. the needs and the
future prospects of the institution. II
demonstrates very clearly that the uni
vcrsity is far from being i'll a critical
and crippled condition, as WAS per.
sistently reported during the closing
months of the last tcru. The uni
vcrsitv has just completed one of the
most successful tcrmS III its history.
and with careful economy the next
term should hc almost as successful.
The attendance during the year just
closed at Columbia was .Hi, Il gain of II
over the year before. The attendance
at the Rcila school of mines was l0t, 4
gain of - over the year before. The
most Important improvement of the
year has been in the laboratory faciii-
ties afforded the department Of hOrti-
y u
house. Few universities have op-
portuniticS for the study of horticul-
tire that are superior: none in the
Mississippi valley cxccpt Washington
university. with its Shaw's garden.
The appointment of professor II
clocutiun and of professor of
bactcriolorv and PATHOLOGY supply ST.
rious Deficiencies.
A serious loss to the university will
be the adjustment of the production
of dirh,hcria ap,itoyiu which was
due to lacI; of funds For several wear,
it had been manufactured here with
great success. Al,hourh il will he i'm
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anv dir.r,i,p fn,. ,h,. n.x, two vr,rs
MI .,,rl,.I ..,,,,. IN l.,
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sp.c,.
In the summer school. one course OF
which has already b,..ruu. th. work
Fair play., 1897-06-19
4 Second Stroke.

Thomas VI. Cloncy, prominent busi
ness man of S"daiia. who recently recov-
cred from Il partial stroke OF paralysis,
bas sustained a ,eonl stro!,c.
Fair play., 1897-06-19
The Razor WI Rc There.

When Andrew Worten. 4 condemned
wifc-murdsrer, is hanged in 81. Louis
the rope will be cut down with the
razor that the murderer used on his
wife.
Fair play., 1897-06-19
Instantly Killed By Lightning.

Henry Ii. Tickcmeyer, aged -, one Of
the most prominent citizens in Saline
county, was instantly killed by light
ming near his home.
Fair play., 1897-06-19
lnCAiIrr In -. I.a,r;..

EX-Wardcn of the rcnitcntiary !. l..
Pace has decided To- max" 81. Luui, his
future home. st. Louis has caugli.
quite Il number OF the officials of the
late state administration. including
Coy. Stnnr
Fair play., 1897-06-19
Brca;,s. She Was Scoldcd,

Katie Meyer. aged Il Years, 23.i5
ohcutcau avenue. St Louis. quarreled
with her mother and then took carhnl-
le ssid. Doctor. saved her
Fair play., 1897-06-19
She Drank Carboiic Acid.

Miss Zoe Dunlap, a bright and poru-
lar young school-teacher of Knox coun-
ty. died from dose of carhcl;,. acid,
self-administere1.
Fair play., 1897-06-19
E,capod from Jail,

Dave shannon, John Robinson and
Bill G!vcnS. all colorcd, escap ped from
the county Jail at Marshall. They cut
Il hole through the brick wall.
Fair play., 1897-06-19

The manner Il his confinement WAS a viola
iion 81 ar,!"!" 80 Law uf Criminal Procedure.
ruling in Cuha AMI Puerto Ric, which de
mandS that PROV .souAl imprisonment shall
l." made in IA" manner and form least prcju-
licial tn the person and reputation Of the nc
Fair play., 1897-06-19
One Of the Worlds t:rcntcst Sewers.

The sewer commissioner of st. Louis
says that Mill Creek sewer. the largest
sewer i'll the city, carries 256 O30, O5o gal
Ions of water every 81 hours.
Fair play., 1897-06-19
GEN. LEES REPORT.
Dr.. Ruiz Death Duo to Unjust and
Improper Confinement.
Whether lie Killed Himself or was Mur-
dered Cuts No Figure. as His Treaty
Rights were ShamefulIy NiO-
lated by the Spanish.

ST. LoUIs. June S.-The Republic pub
fishes the following special, which pur.
ports to be the full text of Consul-Gen-
eral Fitzhugh Lees report on the RuIz
case to the secretary of state
Fair play., 1897-06-19

Secretary of State hcsurur has made
the official canvass of the returns OF
the special election held in the First
congressional district Il, follows.


Total vote. 3:i,oi5. Lloyd's plurality,
5.6Hl. Lloyd'> majority. i.5';.
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Gov. Stephens has appointed - d,ic-
gates 10 represent Missouri ~ the. IN
ternational gold mining convention to
be held in Denver, Col. on July :. y
and .. In his letter notifying thr'n IF
their appointment the governor says:
Il am ;rid ina: this convention will b.. the
most r"pre~ca'a'iv" tha: has EVE. ben i.r,! n
the Interest If rninu, and r.;.' u j. ~, initial
step tur "a fhn.nugh g-rrliahr t;~Jn.,> cam
rIign Of ",!u alton in tn" iutrr.-,' @. al
branches oI rrlnin' | am :ngi.Ii> That - -
S"uri shall share Ia the del. uf t..- r.;I-
ve!it!on. and trust You S.ii tr al, l., lft,.ul
Fair play., 1897-06-19

UNITED STATES CONSULATE GENERAL.
HAVANA May ii. 1885,.
fo Hon. John Sherman, Secretary cj state:
soR The right having been reserved to make
separate report to my government in the Ruiz
casr. have the honor to submit the following
statement. which request will he iiled with the
rcport To the commissioner.
Fair play., 1897-06-19

An autopsy was held o. his body on the after
noon OF the 18Th at Guanabacua. Participated in
by two Spanish doctors, viz: Francisco
Vidal AlvandO and lose Martinez
Castrillon and Dr. ID. NJ Burgess. the
United States sanitary inspector at t.is
port, at which the United States consul -geu-
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turf;tors' Annua. Statement OF Il highly
Encouraging, Character Present CondR-
tion OF the Institution, Its Needs and
Prospects.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-02-13
CUBAN REFORMS.
spanIards Want War TO stop and or
fer a sop.

Ter a sop
MADRID. Feb. 3-The Cuban reforms
were decided upon today BY the Minis
ters in council. The decree prOmulgating
the reforms is preceded by an explana-
ton OF its motives. The principal points
are as follows:
The MUNICIPALITIES and provincial coun-
els will obtain such measure OF indie
pendence both political and administra-
tive, that the Governor Generals func-
tions viii be reduced next 70 nothing.
since appeals in every case OF municipal
and provincial corporations viii be heard
by an Administrative Council. This coun-
Gil, which will be formed OF - members,
q elected and nominated. by virtue OF
high political and social attributes, Will
be fntrusted with the preparation OF the
- internal budget Of the island and Of the
Cuban tariff with the sole Limitation that
a protective margin OF 40 per cent Is 70
be allowed 70 the Spanish as against for
The decisions OF the Administrative
Council may be appealed against 10 the
Colonial Minister.
The ofHciaIs in cuba viii be Cubans.
The municipal and provincial council
IOrs will nominate the municipal judges.
The Government reserves 70 itself full
powers for the maintenance of public or
der. and may adopt any measure, even
against these reforms, whenever IL may
be necessary 20 suppress rebellious move
meuts-
until the special one can be drafted
The decree will be signed on Saturday
/ may point out that while i am able
TO assert that this summary IS suDstsln-
TALLY accurate. as far as IL goes. there
Is much II necessarily does not cover
These reforms have produced a bad Ell
feet in Spain, because IL Is thought they
give everything to the Cubans, and they
iards II is believed their Introduction
will give rise TO serious difficulties
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-02-13
w. w. DIMOND.

In many parts of "the land
of the free and the home of
the brave" at this time of the
year building operations are
suspended. and every man
has his eye on the coal deal
er while watching the water
pipes showing a tendency to
freeze UP. In Honolulu
where spring is four seasons
in the year, carpenters may
work inside or out.
The unusual operations of
the past year has had a de-
pressing effect upon edge
tools, for like everything
else--the give way with
too constant use. We have,
in view OF the prospective
demand, made a big buy of
the finest grade of tools OBJ
tainable in eastern markets:
they are what carpenters and
maChiniStS need all the time
and when buying the best
they get that which lasts
longest and obviate the ne
cessity of "breaking in"
We have the MillerS Falls
Company ratchet brace, with
drill attachment. The Elk
ms saw file. Bailey's ad-
Unstable blade, wood and
iron base planes. Steel tape
measures, guaranteed to be
accurate. Two foot rules in
ivory and bound with Ger
man silver. OlmStead'S i'm
proved mitre boxes. The
New Rogers" foot power
scroll saw with drill and
emery attachments. These
goods are all guaranteed
flrSt-ClaSS.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-02-13

tually 10 be supported in the waiting
room by two or three OF the crowd who
throng the famous doctors clinic. In
this case, DR.. Thierry Meg at once
prescribed DR.. Williams Pink Pills for
Pale People.
In his own words, this treatment
wrought a miracle" Dear Doctor,
the lady wrote, (of course in French),
only a few days afterwards, thanks for
the second box of pills which you have
sent me, | am not the same person l
was. 1 could never have done the work
which l am now able to accomplish.
l cannot tell you how much the pills
have done for me. L suffered in the
head, in the limbs, and especially with
extreme nervousness. Under the infiu-
ence of the pills you gave me l have
been able TO march, TO work hard, and
to assist every evening at the services
of the Army without fatigue.-Ensign
Beaudry."
DIR. Williams Pink Pills cure not
only nervous breakdown, but impover-
ished blood, anaemia, pale and sallow
complexion, weakness, loss of appetite,
shortness of breath, pains in the back,
nervous headache, all forms of female
weakness, hysteria, paralysis, locomo-
tor ataxy, sciatica and palpitations.
Bear in mind that these pills are not
an ordinary purgative medicine, but a
never failing blood builder and nerve
tonic. Sold by all dealers in medicine
and by Hollister Drug Co., Hebron
Drug Co., wholesale agents for the
Hawaiian Islands.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-02-13
LODGE IMMIGRATION BILL.
Important Changes Likely to- IL
Made I'm Conference.

Important Changes Likely to BE
Made I'm Conference.
WASHINGTON, Feb 4.-When Senator
Lodge agreed TO the motion to recommit
the immigration bill for new conference
today IL was with the full knowledge
that no measure which would admit a
husband AMI bar an illiterate wife could
pass the upper house. Senator German
said, in so many words, that TINS pro-
vision would be fought with every means
at his command until the end of the seS-
sion, but there is still a chance for a
restriction measure in this Congress, and
IL is believed the conference Will not be
long in reaching conclusion.
Senator Carriers attack on the birds
of passage clau~e, when he said 1O,OD
miners annually crossed into the Domi1-
ion and were. treated just natives, hal
a great effect, and il is more that pos
sfbIe that feature will disappear as We'll