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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-07-31
ENGLAND to- France by BaIloon.

LONDON. July 30.-Percival Spencer. the
famous aeronaut, with companion named
Pollock. started in balloon from the Crys-
tai Palace at 2:90 o'clock yesterday after
noon and arrived at Dieppe, France. mile
and a half inland. at 8 o'clock last evening.
The balloon reached an altitude Of 12,000
feet. The trip was without incident.
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FORECAST FOR TO-DAY.
Fair Weather to Continue Probably
Until Tomorrow.

WASHINGTON, July S0-Fc-ecast for
Monday and Tuesday
For Ohio-Fair Monday and Tuesday; va
riable winds. becoming southeasterly.
For Indiana and Illinois--Fair Monday:
increasing cloudiness Tuesday; variable
winds. becoming southeasterly.
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The Financial Committee.

WASHINGTON, July 3O.-The Senate Re-
publican financial committee, which has
been in session for some time at Narragan-
sett Pier, r. l., has completed it's work
for the present and has adjourned, subject
to the call Of Chairman Aldrich Each
member is to do some individual work along
certain specified lines and this is to be SUBJ
mitted to the full committee when II meets
again in the fall to complete a report.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-07-31
Threaten to Strike.

NEW YORK, July S0.-The Brotherhood
of Boilermakers and Iron Shipbuilders, dis
trict lodge No. of the seaboard, to-day
decided to strike on Tuesday, Aug ], unless
the shipbuilders grant them shorter hours.
President William NJ. Boyle, of the organi-
Zation. saws 600 men are affected
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Denounced from Pulpit.

CLEVELAND. July 30.-A number of min
listers preached on the strike to-day. To-
night at the First Methodist Episcopal
Church Rev. Louis Albert Banks took oc-
casion TO denounce the violence that had
taken place and condemned the proposed
boycott as highwaymen's tactics. He was
loudly applauded by the large congregation
present. An aged member of the church then
delivered short address, indorsing what
the minister said. When he called on all who
Endorsed the sentiment expressed to arise
the whole congregation stood up.
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an editorial ticket 1t IS believed that they
took refuge In the vicinity Of the wreck
and that they will be heard from later.
Thousands Of persons visited the scene Of
the wreck to-day.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-07-31

ST. LOUIS, July 30.--"Parson" Davies, the
well-known sporting man, makes the state
ment that the boxing contest scheduled for
Monday night between George Dixon, cham
pion feather-weight of the world, and Eddie
Santry, of Chicago, would positively take
place on the date mentioned, reports to the
contrary notwithstanding. Reports had
gained currency that the police Officials in
tended to stop the contest.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-07-31
The Pope Expects Harmony.

THE HAGUE. July ao.-The Pope. in a
letter to Queen Wilhelmina of Holland. ex-
presses the hope that he will soon be able
to establish harmony between the two
South American nations, which have SUBJ
mitted their dispute for his arbitration.
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Albert Menier.

PARIS, July 3.-The death is announced
here of Albert Menier from typhoid fever
He was brother and business associate o.
Henri l.. Menier, the chocolate king.
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Special to the indianapolis Journal.
TERRE HAUTE. Ind. July 3o.-The fu-
neral services of Mrs Sarah Tenant were
held this afternoon at her late residence,
Rev. Worth NJ. Tippy. of the Centenary
Methodist Church. oficiating. Mrs. Ten
pant died at Manitou Springs. where she
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-07-31
The Valencia Arrives.

WASHINGTON. July 30-General Otis
has informed the War Department Of the
arrival at Manila yesterday morning Of the
transport Valencia. There were no casualties
en- route. The Valencia sailed from San
Francisco June % with headquarters Com
panies E and H, Twenty-fourth Infantry
in all, ten officers and 454 enlisted men.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-07-31

MELBOURNE. Victoria. July 3o.-Prac-
tically the total result of the referendum
to the commonwealth of the federation
e.656 votes against.
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PICKING, July 30.-The rumors regarding
the formation Of a China-Japanese alliance
are semi-oficially denied. and 1t is asserted
that the ENJOYS recently sent to Toxic were
appointed simply to seek to prove the
friendly relations between the powers.
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Elaborate celebrations were held through
OUT hungary yesterday on the occasion OF
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-07-31

Special to the indianapolis Journal.
MUNCIE. Ind. July 3o.-To-morrow morn
ing will occur the trial of DR.. Sommers,
arrested under the state law for practicine
medicine without license. He Is an osteo-
pathist and claims he uses no medicines
and Is consequently not only not liable for
arrest. but is not under the Jurisdiction CT
the State Medical Board.
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New SWIMMING Record.

OTTAWA, Ont, July 3.-Dr. Newman.
Of Chicago. and NJ McGlynn, Of Ottawa.
swan to-day from this city down the OF
tawa river TO Bessers grove, distance of
ten miles: for wager. Newman won the
was covered In three hours and thirty
minufe8
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LOUISVILLE. KY: July so:-Pitcher
day. He will probably go back TO the
Western Association Catcher Schrecken-
COST was recalled by the st. Louis club, and
left the Clevelands here tonight
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BERLIN. July 3o.-Almost the entire Ger
man press issued memorial editions to-day
the occasion being the anniversary OF the
death Of Prince Bismarck. The Vorwaerts,
the Socialist organ. however, was silent.
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LIMA. Peru. via Galveston. lex. July
Se.-The United States cruiser Newark. It
Is announced. will probably remain at Cal
lao for fortnight and then proceed TO San
ward she will proceed to Honolulu and. ac-
cording TO rumors, may go to Manila
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Beautiful Compilations by Using
Champlin's Liquid Pearl. soc. pink or white.
Delightful. marvellous results: harmless.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-07-31

BY the colapsing OF a wall OF a new build
ing at Cendamine, near Monaco three work.
men were killed and eleven SERIOUSLY In
jured. -'---s ="
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-14
WORKING FOR
THE SOUND
Mr.. cushmsn Trying to Secure
us Government Shipping

WASHINGTON. y G. Nov ia
After several days Of campaigning
In Ohio. Representative cushman
has come on % Washington. and viii
remain here until after the adjourn
rnspt Of congress neut summer. Mf
Cushman viii spend his time prior
10 the opening 81 congress looking
after matters % interest 20 his
state. particularly vith reference to
Increasing the commerce in govern
rneut and private dealings Hs sx.
pectA 70 sec the War department
with a view ~ having Puget sonni
made one ~ the important sHippinE
points for EnndH and troops bound
for the Philippines. and wiii later
advocate legislation and measures
which vii Increase the shipping
throughout the entire Pactnc coast
representative Cushman proposes
70 urge. AZ best he can. several mat.
tiers ~ legislation this winter. He
n interested. among other things. IN
having government improvements
In 80 stuck valley This IL IN the
western part 81 Washington state.
and Ne want the valley dredRsd or
diked by the government" he said.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-14
SPORTING NEWS.

The articles for tho Jackson Walk.
cr nght. which the Star announced
yesterday. have been signed for a
mill On December 7. before the Sc.
attie Social club The men are 10
weigh in at i's pounds.
Pullman protested last Frida " .
game. which was won by Whitman.
n t. 10. The protest Is based on \
dispute between referee and UNI
pirc. II seems that Whitman scor.
cd their last touch down near che
close Of the game. from a blocked
Kick. The dispute In As 10 whether
the bail was touched by a third par.
~ before whttman'r hacks secured
II after the kick Unless the matter
10 otherwise decided 10 the sRtisfac-
ton Of both parties. the u Of w viii
play Whitman on Thanksgiving day.
Berkeley has sent the following list
81 men TO stanford NJ eligible for
the Thanksgiving game Albertson.
Athcarn, Aplin. Bangs Barnes, IRA
10y. RrouEhton. Brown. Bruno. Clay.
Coleman. Crook, Cornish, Decoto.
pihhlce. Dunbar. Edwards, Ellis.
Fox. GreisherE, Han, Hansen. Herr
Fhon nm. Holey. Holt, Hopper.
Hudson. KanrsburR kerfout. Ian
dor. Linpmann. Luce. Masters. Nc
Lean. McNah, Mini. More. PrlnEle.
Robinson. sahlchi. Saeltzer, sher-
man. ". w Smith. s 8 smith.
Tracy. Valentine, whpple. welcker.
Wolf and Womhle.
berkeley viii send field and track
team Fast next spring 20 compete
against tho big Four in the Mott
Haven Eamca
Tho T.. Of W play Everett again at
that place next Saturday. The var
sity team is working hard 10 prepare
FOR Thanksgtving. Under Nichols
and ions It is getting some NJ nc
ginger II lacked, II Is possible that
Coraon viii be In shape to go back
at tackle by the 3nth.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-14
A NEW LINE
OF STEAM Frs
To Be- Established Between
tho Atlantic and Pacific.

Within the next alf months the
frwt ~ a fleet % steel steamships
viii sail from Philadelphia and New
York 20 san Francisco and Homo
luiu Three 81 these vessels are now
In process II eenet rurtiou at Hoae b o
hhipyart. Chester. ami the others are
on the stocks at shipya ria ON the
Pacific coast THIS Wili b. the first
attempt ever made 60 establish a
direct steam service between the At
iantie and the raeire FLINT. Dear.
born a CO. 81 New York Who re-
Gently sold their fleet 81 clipper ships
% san Francisco purchasers for the
coast trade. vii be the managers ~
the rev service
rhe vessels viii b. 80 feet long
81 Zee, beam. and ST. feet depth -
hold They wiil draw. when loaded.
- feet nf water Their carrying ca
pschy will ~ !. 10 tons. and their
coal bunker capacity no tons The
vessels viii ssVe a speed Of ten
knots an hour. and will b. fitted for
carry freight only They will cost
gsno 90 each They are to make the
run IN 20 days. the course being by
way of the straits OF Magellan
They VIII stop at san Francisco on
the outward "trip only co the return
,Fip they wiii come direct from Hon
lulu. stopping at cAronel. chile. for
coal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-14
THIS Is THE
WAY THEY DO IT
How Rate Cutting Is Accom-
plished In Secret.

The following story from the Chic
ago lufcr-ocsan should be % inter
cat locally just now
one % the Western lines deiibsf-
assiy. yet secretly. cut rates for two
men - Denver the other day. and
DOES not care 20 rerea, tho expert
enrc.' remarked one nf a number q
passenger officials who happened to
m~s, in a restaurant yesterday.
Tell US about u. said one Of
TEEN.
Well. tao mrn. who cannot speak
English very seil and are not IN
usually bright. wanted 20 go 70 Den.
yer aud a lecai politician undertook
Ca get reduced rates for them. The
city passenger agent ~ one 81 the
rpsds agreed to make them net
rate % SIS each to Denver. hu, to
avoid certain regulations. the agent
said he would Etve them tickets
reading - butte. Mont. which they
were to deliver 90 the agent % ere
road At Denver on their arrival
there. With the understanding that
he was 81 return the coupon from
Denver 10 Butte t. she Chicago
once TIE teo rnen reached Den
yer all right. hut instead Of deliver
Ing their tickets 20 the station
agent there. they showed tt@rn 70
the man at she gate He rushed the
men into train bound fpr Butte
When they reached Butte they had a
hard time explaining n. bu, hnRliy
made the ticket agent there under
stand how they came there by mis-.
take. and wanted to ret ba.k 20 Den
yer immediately. After a brief cor
res paudsnee by wire. the men were
sent hack from Butte q Denver A.
tho expense ~ tho road which car
ried them out Of Chicago. IL had
received SIS from each man and had
10 haul them 90 Denver. then pay \
connecting lines about tro foe car
ryinE each man 60 BUTTE and return,
making = net inss of abou; $40 TO the
initial line at Chicago"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-14
Knit Goods 2
Buying Time
Is here. Our showing of Imported and Domes-
tic Knit Fascinators, Ice Wool Shawls,
Jackets and Hoods will meet the APP
proval of the most critical buyers.
All Priced to Make Pos
sessing Easy.

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handsome styles. dniy....2 PIC each
Extra Large Hand Knit Zephyr
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Fine German Hand Made Ice Wool
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-14
KIDNAPPED
BY OFFICERS

VANCOUVER. Il. {, Nov. il =
The ease OF Mark EvcrettH the Am
oriean citizen. who. only on suspicion
OF committing crime of which he
In innocent vac kidnapped by Can
adian officers ana thrown into the
kamloopH Jan, where he has been for
several months. Ia creating quite a
sensation here.
The American consul Dudley. Ia
working on the case like a beaver
lie says that II his Information ia
correct. and Mark iVerettn was ar
rested tn Republic. Wash. aud taken
acfDpa the line In spite OF "A writ of
habrah corpus being served on Ev.
orettA' eaptarH. then Evetsttn should
be taken back 90 Republic. and in
certainly entitled to heavy damages
from the Canadian government
sheriff bcnsm1rr. the Canadian
orficvr Who kidnapped EVefetta
claims b. arrested him north Of the
line. The evidence ~ Judge Joseph
~ Republic and that Of others. 4
contrary 70 this statement Ever
etta' trial - set for the sith. bcins
postponed at the request OF the
Washington authorities
EVoretts On accused - fahhInF
HtaEr. and was arrested an ruHpie-
Ion b. detective who worked
alongside 81 him Ira mine. Ev-
druee sill be- forthcoming Co SHOW
that EVeretta iH an innocent and
much NrnnErd man Tho statement
that Everrfts' hidnappers help ups
Tia puHan 81 police sent uttf a. servo.
a writ ~ hAbeaa corpus while on
American Hut f. to be- proved nY
several Witnesses Also that the
Canadians threatened 30 XII the
Americans
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-14
Operating at Georgetown and Swindling
Many Victims From Seattle.
HOW THEY WORK THEIR GAME
The Stars Shadow" Secures More Interest
ing Evidence for the Information
OF the Authorities

located bunca
boldly their
exposure In this II hard locate these
crooks 10
The aud
composed % three Mckenzie shceney
and "fusist" TIE named seldom in seattle
They reception 81 the victims
whom 'Mckensie'
Mckenzie" makes q a
Second usually
the sidewalk and watches chance conversation
After probable
"ruektngs' n
poets becomes friendly after his aeauan
eoneaerahe ride for
the -
ed ana the his companion board for
South Seattle "MrksnH.s"
who kindly insists paying both fares
When GeoEetoNn reached the hunco enter N~l-
Drinks ordered
all q the bills the stepping
parsory TO parting they accidentally sheeney and
whom he has for az becomes
for everybody drink
Of tn. eonfedsstes down table
to'n him friendly cards small money
put by Zach
A. nrss the permitted Ia game
citing and the victim finally ready
ios-s and rsnsmherng confidence
makes HIS mind he swndlcd
threat Of calling police he
by wel-drers~f whose denty has
ef ny the star but who evidently with the This
and when ,sld policeman.
tho fact that ocsr
friendly ecounty
dsad against gambling and
ears In the end the concludes ow
VICE % the citizen Of Gsargetown and quietly
q sadder a
large numbsr 81
o~c~r.sc~n asd
certain omcsas yet effort has
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-14
MILLER GETS
APPOINTMENT

TACOMA. Nov. 1.-THE nght over
the appointment or a shipping com
missioner for Puget sound has been
settled evidently in manner that
indicates satisfactory compromise
BY al parties. Senator Foster re-
wards one Of the men from Pierce
county. who stood by him Loyalty In
the senatorial contest Mt olympia.
and Will provide = position for Jim"
Knox whpt was originally chosen
for the place of shipping commits
aioncr
v. g. Miller. Of Sylvan. Fox isl-
and. gets tho post nf shipping com
missioner. Washington advlces In
dicated that he had been recon-
mcnded for the place. and the ap-
polntmcnt viii be made Miller ia
at present state representative from
the Thirty fourth district. sitting
with Charles Bvdford III Hamilton
represents the district In tho senate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-14

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Chlidren's Hand Knit Zephyr
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Chlldren's Hand Knit Fine Zephyr
HOODS. actually worth eoc. only
$500. ....,...s.......-.... .+ec esen
Infants Hand nit silk HOODS.
heavy neece lined. cheap at s5c.
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Infants Hand .Knit SOCKS. pretty
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Infants Hand Knit Fine Zephyr
SOCKS. beautiful shell pattern:
81 10 value, only .................75e
Infants Hand Knit BoOTERs. i1e.
zoe. &c. worth 2s per cent. more.
Infants silk Embroidered CAP.
warm lined. only .....-.,.. 5sc each
Ditto. Fine grades. soc. s5c. siz5
each.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-14
THE ROSSLAND
ORE SHIPM ENTS
4 Great Increase In the Daily
Output Of the Mines.

RaRsiauA's development an a min
Ing camp 10 marvel Tho average
daily output Of ore now exceeds $50
tons In a review ~ operations for
the week in November. the Hessiand
Miner says
The orr shipments for the week
Just eies~d exceed ehoo tons. max
lnE the record week % the camp 10
date The average daily output
from Rossisnd exceeded so tons. y
remarkably good performance IN
der same Of the existing csrrun-
staness. No particular effort was
made by any - the rhine managers
10 increase the shipments. ana the
result 10 ell the more satisfacter,
for tina reason
The war EaKi. h-sas the lis'
with IS carloads. or so tons tire
largest shipment ever made b ths
mine in any one week since the fr~s
ton - ore was sent out. the daily
Rverax. being ass tons, The Center
star Sss also well to the front with
n~ariY J. ooa tons. The combined
shipments ~ tho two mines tataiic,i
ats0 tons. makiax a daily average
TIT INV " N+aNHH ~ NfHHa
This performance ~ all ~. more
crsditsble when tho difricuities en-
ceuntsred with the machinery arr
taken into consideration. and fur
Their. Il is a fair promise ~ what the
output from these two mines vii be
In the near future. when matters
are running a little more smoothly
In the works
The IL Rot shipments are well M
10 the average. the hiE mine r~nd
ing out g.1ss tons a little below VIVA,
u looked for every week from this
quarter. Judging from TIE PERFORM
ances % the shipping rninss for the
past week. the output from RosAianf
should at least average tho 30 tons
week looked for from now until
the end Of the year. when the ton.
naFe should begin to show atill
further Increase
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-14
ADJUSTMENTS.

The Electrician" opeusd a weeks
engagement at the Seattle theataf
last night to a Neil. niiad house. The
performance would have beeu more
enjoyable y Mr. Ogden and Mia
Hpuvier~ had spoken loud enough %
Be heard IN ali parts Of the kauss.
Decidedly the beet work wan done
BY Frank 9 Thompson and Nias Maj
Wells Their parts we're very we'll
Interpreted
The play ih - the sensational nasio-
dramatic kind. and reiisa largely up
on mechanical effects to support it,
cast. The interior II the paNrrs
house was a remarkably realistic
piscv % stage mechanism The two
biz dynamaa are seen IA fan opera
ton. and just the End 81 a bis ny.
wheel can b. sen revolving ia the
WINGS, Through tie windows - the
power house the city can be seen IL
Illuminated
Tho pot deals with the usual how.
efn and the villain who cunirivss 70
separate them. The payrfty - the
hsru. ard the throwing upon him 81
suspicion of having killed HE father.
Gauss ths needed separation ard
furnishes The motive Tor the play
The hero afterw ards becomes
wealthy mine owner. and returns
Just Ia time 10 prevent his sweet.
heart from being forced into mar
riAKr 9Th the villain. who proves to
be the man that killed HE faiher.
There aFw also Hsyeral under pots
thar add Interest % e.. action
The ectf3cian' 10 on fug week
a. popular prices 4 matinee Will
BE- given Saturday
'I1nniEan.s fiall' tested the capAr-
i'y % the Third Avenue theater
again last nlEht. Five ladies left the
hous~ after the SECOND act one. while
adjusting her svaf-s IN the lob
BY - the th~atsr. remarked TO hes
companion Well. am GLAD -
have 10 e.. Tor never laughed ~
much IA the sane length - time IN
my life. They we're evidently euinx
70 cafrn a heat "F1nnirhua naIi"
II something that - sure to please
everybody. fer. as a laugh provekrf.
80 equal has never been seen. and
- not likely "a BE- "FinuiFan'a
Hall 50 on all this week and IA ynr-
day MATINEE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-14
THE RATE WAR
NEARLY OVER
Just . Bid to Catch Late Ar.
rivals From the North.

The 80 tourist rate to Chicago
rules at present. IL will be 81 ut
duration. Hh IL WIS a move To catch
the iast Alaskan crowd. The end %
northern travel. and the coming ad
vance Ia rates from IT. Paul To
Chicago. whieh IL sue November 20.
viii combine to end the trouble
The present rate war" has been
a move IN the nature ~ bushW hack
Ing than open nEhting There has
been No cianRe IN taffns The whole
business has been done by outside
agents The prospective passenger
asks for a ticket At the general once
one - offered % tarin fates Tho
buyer kicks At this lie - then TAX
IN or directed 10 the outside man.
Or a friendly broker. who sells to
him at the cut rate
such fighting as this taHer every
resource % the agent 20 keep up
wIth shat his enemy Ia doing The
strange feature Of the affair tH the
fact that there IL no legitimate
cause for a dEht IN rates Travel
ia slack There is notinnb to bid
FOR, beyond the small bunch Of Al
ahkann who form the feaFguard Of
the retrsattnE northern army.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-14
An Interesting Question as
to the Porto Rico Tariff

WASHINGTON. y z. whether
throughout ~
good deal of interest administration
IN. auist hint that from Porto
There number Of cases before the board whore the
Rico Of the United states decision should be
that importers bnmhshel
undoubtedly
hold subject
OF tho Union but doubt /
The decision Of the
which received
exchange
nd
Duty assessed by
chsndse o.
United States
Imported from foreign
decided
with the resolutions
show that Cuba a Of the United states