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El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-11-16
Ell ooNoREso TRANs-MIsIsIPIANo
Hara una Fuerte Propaganda en- Wash
Ington.

FL Hon. L. B. Prince ACADIA de reel
Dir una carta dc A. F. Francis, 81 Sc.
cretario del congreso Trans misisipianc
en- referencia al establecimiento de uns
%ofcina principal en- Washington. En-
81 congreso celebrado en- Cripple Greek,
Colorado, en- Julio de este aio, fueron
adoptadas varias resoluciones importan.
tes. pidiendo accion de parte del con.
|greso nacional. Entire estas resolu.
clones hay algunas sobre riego, sobre O.
mejoramiento de rios y puertos, sobre
la admission de territories. sobre I'm de-
partamento de minerva. sobre reservas
de MADEIRA, sobre oil canal de Nicaragua,
etc.
Una comisi6n consistente del Hon.
l.. p. Prince, de Nuevo Mexico; el Hon.
I'll. r.. Whitmore, de Misuri; Ell Hon,
Robert Graham, de Colorado, ell Hon.
w. nj. Bunker, de California y Ell Hon.
j. M. Coleman, de Texas. fue nombra-
da para one vayaa Washington y pro-
cure conseguir que dichas resoluciones
sean llevadas q efecto. Ahora parece
probable que I'M oicina central sera
establecida en- Washington para este
objeto y este serd de gran %ventaja al
m%ovimiento de estado para Nuevo Me-
xico, pues traera toda la Influenza de
la region Trans misisipiana para apli-
carla en- favor de la admission del terri
torio. Nuevo Mexico es particularmente
afortunado en- que el presidente de la
comision fea de este territorio, y con ell
hecho adicional de que es uno de los
mas fuertes favorecedores de la admi-
sion de Nuevo Mexico como estado.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-11-16

J. W. Bryan, de Lowder, Ills, escri-
be: "Mi nino Sc hallaba muy enfermo
de %pulmonia. Sin que Ell doctor 10 su
piera le dimos la Mel y Alquitran de
Foley. Ell resultado fue magico y
asombro al medico, pues inmediatamen-
te par6 la tos reseca y pronto SO recu-
per6." De venta en- la botica de Fischer
y Ola.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-11-16
Invitacion al Coronel Chaves.

Ell Coronel Chaves ha recibido ell des-
pacho siguiente de Edwin A. Munger,
ex- presidente del Club Hamilton, una
de las principales organizaciones socia-
les y politicas de la gran ciudad de
Chicago:
"Chicago, Illinois, Nov. s de 1901.
Coronel J. F. Chaves,
Santa Fe, Nuevo Mexico.
SPodra Vd. hablar en- 81 banquete del
Club Hamilton cosa del % de Noviem-
bre respecto al escado para Nuevo Me-
xico? ST Vd. puede asistir daremos un
banquete de estado; ST no puede venir
nos aguardaremos un mes.
EDWIN A. MUNaEB,
Presidente."
Ell Coronel Chaves determine aceptar
la invitacion. Els probable que tam
bien ~visitara otras ciudades del oriente
con ell fin de hacer discursos en- favor
de la admission de Nuevo Mexico como
estado.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-11-16

Muchos de ynestros amigos, 8 perso
mas que conoceis, han contraido tfsis,
pulmonia d otra enfermedad fatal, des-
cuidaddo un simple resfriado 8 tos. La
Mel y Alquitran be Foley, una medi-
Gina de tos inofensiva, cierta y agrada
BILE, los hubiera salvado. Sc g~arantiza.
De venta en- la botica de Fischer y Cha.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-11-16
Demandas Entabladas.

Ell lines pasado en- la corte de distrito
del primer distrito Judicial, el procnra-
dor E. @. Abbott, pIotocol6 demands
en- contra de muchos contribuyentes de-
lincuentes cuyas delincuencias han sido
debidamente anunciadas por los alos de
1899 y 1900. Estas demandas son en-
contra de contribuyentes delincuentes
del condado de Rio Arriba. Ell procu-
rador SO propone seguir estos pleitos
con toda actividad.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-11-16
APUNTEs oFJoIALEs.
PENSION oToRGADA.

Las pensiones siguientes han sido con
cedidas A residences &c Nuevo Mexico.
Harry P. Benton, Fort Bayard. conda-
do de Grant, 1924 al mes; Thomas S.
Fullerton, Engle, condado de Sierra,
$3.50 al mes.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-11-16

J. Odgers, de Frostbury. Nd, escri-
be: "Tuve I'm fuerte ataque de NAL de
los rinones y use el Remedio de Foley
para los rinones obteniendo expedite
%alivio, y fuf curado del TODD despues de
tomar dos frascos. No acepteis ningun
sustituto. De venta en- la botica de
Fischer y Ola.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-11-16
Las Leyes de Session de 1901.

Las leyes de la legislature pasada, en-
castellano, saldran q luz la semana que
EXTRA. Pueden p~rocurarse Volumes de
las mismas a los presios s~iguientes:
Encuadernados q la rdstica, 1926
en- iels. 2.75
Ell importe de cada tomo debe acorn
mar los pedidos.
Comp. Impresora del Nuevo Mexicano.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-11-16

CURA PARA LA DYSPEPSIA.
DIGIERE 10 QUE COMETS.

Digiere artifcialmente 81 alimentc
y ayuda d la naturaleza q ~fortalecer
y reconstruir los organos digeritivos
exhaustos. Els el digeritivo y t6nico
mas recientemente descubierto. Min
guna otra preparation puede aproxi-
marsele en- eficacia. Alivia en- ell actc
y cura permanentemente Ia Dyspepsia.
la Indigestion, Ardor de Corazon
Flatulencia, Estomago Bilioso, Nau
sea, Dolor de Cabeza, Gastralia, Ca.
lambres y todos los demds resultados
de imperfecta digestion.
Precio 5cts. y 81. FL mas grande
contiene "a veces del mas pequeno
Sc envia gratis un libro acerca de la
dyspepsia.
Preparado por q. Q, Dewitt y Cis. Chicago
En- la botica de Ireland
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-11-16
FoNDos TERRIToRIALEs.

El Tesorero Territorial J.. HI. Vaughn
ha recibido las remesas siguientes: De
Eugenio Romero, collector y tesorero
del condado de San Miguel, $52.10 de
tasaciones de 1900; de Solomon Lima,
collector y tesorero del condado de Va.
@lencia, $92.52 de tasaciones de 1900
de G. W. Holman, collector y tesorero
del condado de Mora, $47.45 de tasa-
clones de 1900, y $87,55 de 1901.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-11-16
EsTAFETERos NoMBRADos.

]. II. B. Gilmore ha sido nombrado
estafetero en- Willis, condado de San
Miguel, y la Sta. Phoebe Guyron como
estafetera en- Olio, condado de San
Juan.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-11-16

Ell Te de Mokt cura ell Dolor de Cabeza
indigestion y constipation. Una deliciosa be
bida herb6rea. Remueve todas Las erupciones
de 10 piel, produciendo una complexion perfec-
ta,' 8 Sc devuelve ell dinero. 25 cts. y so cts.
De ventap or Fischer y Ola.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-11-16

La Jaqueca Absolute y Permanentemente
curada usando ell TIE de Moki. Una agradable
bebida herborea. Cura constipation & indiges-
ton, os hace conner, dormir, trabajar y ser felfz
Sc garantiza satisfaction 9 SO devuele 81 dinero
25cts. y Scots. De venta Dor Fischer v Ola.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-11-16

Tomad hoy Ia Mel y Alquitran de
Foley. Positivamente impide la pull
monia q otros resultados serios de los
~resfriados. Manana podra ser dema-
siado tarde, De venta en- la botica de
Fischer y Ola.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-11-16
GUARDA DE GAIA.

Ell G~obernador Otero ha nombrado q
William Hughes, guarda de GAIA y pes
ca del condado de Taos
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-11-16

Aviso q los periodicos amarillas:
Oualquier necio puede hacer preguntas
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-11-16
Omission Retirada.

FL professor Brady, cuya dimision
como miembro de la facultad del Cole
gio de Agriculture y Aries Mecanicoa
de Mesilla Park, ha sido anunciada on
la prensa, ha reCirado la renuncia que
habia hecho y continuara en- su puesto
hasta fines del a1o. Los regentes estan
muy opuestos a cualquier cambio en- Ia
fuerza de maestros de la institution du-
rante las ~sesiones y t%nicamente en- case
de necesidad aceptaran dimisiones.
La Experiencia aestrMejor 0. U el Medses
ell Remedio Ingles de Acksr en- cualquier case
de toses, resfriados 8 crup. ST faltare en- daI
alivio Immediate, se refunde el dinero, % y &c
centavos De venta por Fischer y Ola.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-11-16

Suscribanse a Ell NURvo MExrolNo.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-11-16

Suscribanse q Ell NUEvo MExIoANo.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-07-08
NEW BOAT IS THE BEST.
Test of tbs Cup Defenders That Means the
Defeat of shamrock III.

Newport. X. L.. July S-A unuuali-
fled victory for the Constitution. an
overwhelming defeat for the Independ-
ence, most cOmmendable showing for
the old champiOn-the Columbia-is
the record of the first days contest of
the big slOops i'll the Newport Yacht
Racing associations series. 1t was on
the run home that the new HerreshOff
yacht showed her greatest strength
beating Columbia over eight minutes
In the fifteen mileSe down the wind
and when the new champion of the
Americas cup swept across the line the
Boston yacht was over seven miles
aStern.
The chief incident of the contest
was. of course. the failure of the Inde-
pendence to meet the expectations OF
her adherents. That she was q fail
ure in the weather conditions that pre-
vailed cannot be gainsaid. Corrected
time the Constitution beat the Column
bia nine minutes and tfty-eight sec
onds, allowing the Columbia seventy
seven seconds.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-07-08
BURIAL OF GOV. PInoREE.
Michigan Pays Her Final Tribate of Honor
90 Her ex-Governor.

Detroit. Mich. July S.-Amidst the
solemn tolling of bells in every part
of the city the body of Hazen :. Pin
gree, ex-governr OF Michigan, was Sat
IIrday afternoon borne to its last rest
ing place in ElmwoOd cemetery
through streets that were lined with
people. 1t was after q o'clock when
the head of the cortege entered the
cemetery. The Pingree family have
no burial plot. and the ek-governor's
body was placed in Il vault. Over
5000 men. civic and military. had es-
corted the caisson bearing the casket
TO the cemetery. but only the military
bodies entered the grounds. The 200
soldiers and naval reserves. headed by
Governor Bliss and STAFF. General III.
NJ. Duffield. chief marshal. and staff.
and Brigaider General NJ. G.. Boyntop.
OF the Michigan National Guard. and
staff, took up position along the road
way traversed by the caisson with the
casket.
The command present armsw rang
out. anu fhe Michigal National Guard
paid its last honor TO the remains of its
former commander-ln-chief as the cais-
son was drawn past by a squad of mill
ta-y. Governor Pingree's favorite
horse. saddled. with the ex-governor'S
riding boots reversed on the saddle,
preceded the caisson. Over 500 men
employed I'm Pingree'S shoe factory
marched behind the carriages contain
ing the family and honorary pall-bear-
ers.
When the casket arrived at the vault
the burial service of the scottish Rite
MaSons was read. and the impressive
of presenting Pingree's Scot
fish Rite ring to his eldest son per-
formed. Rev. Nehmiah Boynton pro-
the benediction and three vol
leys rang out from a firing squad.
When the echoes had died away taps"
was walled out by 4 bugler. and then
the casket was borne into the vEult to
lie beside that of the dead mans IA
vorite daughter.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-07-08
HE CLAIMS SELF DEFENSE.
The Man Responsible for the Death OF
James Ryburn.

Alton. Ills. July S.-The mystery
surrounding the death of James Ry-
burn. Of Bloomington, Ills, whose dead
body was found in a box car at East
Alton. Ills. was cleared up by the ar
.eSt OF Thomas Johnson, at ~. Louis.
The clew the detectives followed was
the sale of the dssld mans watch al
pawn shop on South Second street, ST.
Louis. The pawn shop keeper identi-
fed the prisoner a the person who had
disposed of Ryburn's watch.
Johnson signed 4. written narrative
Of the murder. which was. he says.
;he denOuement of game OF cards
played OH the box car between the VIC
tim and his slayer. He claims self
defense. He asserts that. quarrel
arose during the game and that Ry-
burn kicked him in. the abdomen. In
retaliation he struck Ryburn with au
iron rod over the head. He did not
know Ryburn was dead, he said, until
arrested at st. Louis.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-07-08
TELEGRAPH BRIEFS.

The latest surrender of Filipinos is
that of Bellarmino and thirty-two 9th
er officers and 315 rifles.
Evelyn. r. Baldwin. leader of the
Baldwin-Zeigler Arctic expedition.
started Saturday from ChriStiania for
TromSOe. Norway.
James Il. Keene'S Toddy, at 10 to ].
won the Brighton handicap at Bright
on Beach Saturday.
James L. jenkins. of Iowa. has been
appointed an Indian inspector
Captain b. H. McCalla has been de-
tached from the command of the New
ark and ordered to command the Kear-
sarge.
The number of deaths at Baltimore
for the week ended Saturday was AS,
the highest on record.
Jessie Morrison. who killed Mrs.
Olin Castle at EldoradO. Kan. has
been refused Il new trial and sentenced
to five years in state prison. An ap-
peal is to he taken.
Charlie Broughner and Carl Swan
son, Hyde Park (ChicagOl boys. went
rowing on the lax July and are still
missing.
While men ran away woman
threw Il supposedly mad dog over the
Randolph street viaduct at Chicago.
Miss Nita Lemon. of San Bernar-
dino. Cal. fought a sword duel with a
French beggar and drove him out. aft
er pinking him
The cashier and chief clerk of San
Francisco mint have been suspended
pending inquiry into the loss of 0,000
Raymond Albers. Is years old. killed
a playmate aged IL in Albany, y. Y.
and then hanged himself.
The relatives OF Rogers. who left
his millions to the New York Metro
politan Museum of Arr. will proceed
TO law about the matter
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-07-08
PIERRE LoRILLARo IS DEAD.
Only Man Who Ever Won the Derby with
aUnIted States Horse.

New York. July S.-Pierre LoTillard
died at 2:1O O'clock yesterday after
noon. The funeral will be 1T IL o'clock
on Wednesday from Grace church.
The interment Will be ut Greenwood.
Pierre Lorillard was the eldest son
Of Peter LOrillard, architect of the for
tune which made the family name IA
nous. At the death OF his father he
received about $1.OOO.OO0 and an inter
est jointly with his brothers and sis
tiers in the great tobacco house of
which his father had been the head.
He at once purchased from his broth
crs n control of the house and by
shrewd management greatly Increased
his fortune.
In 1874 he became interested in the
turf. His first great horse was Parole,
and with IrOquoiS i'm 1881 he was the
first citizen of the United States TO win
the class ic English Derby. and the
only one TO win it with n horse bred
here. He was also an enthusiastic
yachtsman and once raced his Nesta
across the Atlantic.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-07-08
TRUST CLIMBS down
Agrees to Come to Terms with the
Amalgamated Association
on Disputed Point.
ACTION FETCHED THEM
Threatened to Call Ont 10000 Men
Smuggler- Union Mine Trouble
at Telluride Settled.

Pittsburg. Pa. July S.-The strike
or the American Sheet Steel company
and American Steel Hoop company
mill employees will probably be termin-
ated this week. Arrangements were
madein this city Saturday for the
holding of u joint conference i'm Pitts
burg between representatives of both
companies which are cOmponents of
the United States Steel corporation.
and representatives of the Amalgam-
ated Association of Iron. Steel and Tin
workers. for the purpose of adjusting
the existing labor troubles. The agree
ment TO meet in conference means
virtually settlement of the strike, in
asmuch as the operating officials of the
hoop and sheet companies would not
have consented TO meet the workers
committee unless there was good pros
peer of immediate settlement.
Trouble To He Speedily Settled.
1t is stated on good authority that
the conference will be held early this
week. probably before Wednesday and
assurance is given that a settlement
of the trouble will be speedily effect
ed. The question involved is not one
OF wages. but the extension of union
control TO so-called nOn-uniOn plants
Some minor differences also exist in
the tin plate trade, ana representatives
of the American Tinplate company and
the workers will meet TO adjust these.
The strike in the steel hoop and sheet
steel branches was inaugurated in the
plants controlled by the Amalgamated
Association July l. but operations were
continued at all the EOn-union mills.
Threat of a Greater Strike.
A statement from n prominent
A Amalgamated official as to what
brought about the proposition for 4
conference gives as the reason the fact
that the American Tinplate company
was given notice that If the steel hoop
and sheet steel scales We're not signed
by the manufacturers by a certain
date-naming day in the close future
the Amalgamated Association presi-
dent would be instructed TO enforce
the authority given him by the cOnSti- |
tuition to call out all union employees of
the United States Steel corporation:
should one mill i'm n combine or trust |
have a difficulty. all mills in said COM
bine or trust Shal cease work until
such grievance is settled This would |
have affected $4,000 men.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-07-08
Many of the Pennsylvania
Steel Mills Resume
Operations.
TWELVE THOUSAND RETURN
Concerns That Have Agreed
to Amalgamated Work
ers' Demands.

Pittsburg, July S.-There was re-
sumption of work in many steel mills
today. The mills have been idle for
two weeks for repairs. Fully 10000
men returned to work today. The
following concerns signed the ANAL
gamated scale today: The Standard
Chain company. Columbus, Ohio;
Niles, (Ohio) Iron and Sheet COM
panyi Lake Erie Iron company, Cleve-
land; Empire (Ohio) Rolling Mill
company, Pittsburg Forge and Iron
company. All the independent COM
panies in the Pittsburg district have
now signed the scale except one.
Many Steel Mills Resume Operations.
Youngstown. July S.-The resump-
tion of mills of the Republic Iron and
Steel company, the bar iron combine,
today is general. after a weeks shut
down for repairs, 5000 iron workers
in % mills of the company returning
to work. The scale was signed a
week ago, the men getting an ad-
vance of about 5 per cent.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-07-08
ROBERTS SUCCEED DAWES
Director of the Mint the Only Man Talked
of at Washington for the Place.

Director of the Mint the Only Man Talked
of at Washington for the Place.
Washington, July S.-The only name
mentioned here in connection With the
office of comptroller OF the currency to
succeed Mr.. Dawes is that of George
T.. Roberts, of Iowa. the present direc-
tor of the mint. 1t is well known that
Roberts has the full confidence of the
president and the secretary of the
treasury. and that they regard him as
man of conspicuous ability. aud of
the highest integrity.
He has long been prominent in Iowa
as an able and forceTul writer Oh finan-
cial subjects. and it was in recegni-
tion of his ability on this line that he
received the unsolicited appointment as
director of the United States mint. At
present Roberts is in San Francisco.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-07-08
INFURIATED CITIZEN AGAIN
Man aIobbed at Detroit Co- Abusing the
Dead Pingree.

Detroit. Mich. July S.-Because he
maligned the late ex-Goy. Pingree Sat
urday on the Campus Martius. an in
furiated mob tried 10 lynch Meiko Mey
er. Il metal polisher. but he was saved
by the police. a crowd was discussing
the merits or the dead governor when
Meyer suddenly exclaimed: If that
fellow got his just deserts, the people
OF Detroit would go TO Elmwood Gene
terry ana drag him out OF his grave by
the hair of the head" He had no
sooner said that than Jimmie Schaef-
or, Cadillac square butcher. struck
Meyer I'm the mouth. and the crowd be-
gan to rush the governors defamer.
yelling Lynch him, lynch him; get Il
rope"
A squad of police escorted Meyer
and Schaefer TO police headquarters.
They were released later The crowd
was waiting for Meyer. and he was
chased down an alley and cornered
The mob increased and Meyer was
pulled from under a heap of citizens
by the police. Meyer was badly
bruised, and claims the police did not
give him adequate protection.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-07-08
Pftl.In May Have killed Him.eIf.

New Orleans, July S-The death or
]. r. G. Pitkin. former postmaster
here and ex-ministeF to the Argentine
Republic. Notwithstanding the oertif-
cate of the coroner that death was
due to natural causes, is believed to
have been a case OF suicide. A half
emptied bottle of laudanum, was found
in his room. Since his enforced resig-
nation from the pestmastership, Mr..
Pitkin had felt humiEated. For forty
years he had taken a leading part In
all patriotic movements, and had never
failed to deliver an Grafton at some
prominent gathering on the Fourth OF
July. This year he was ignored.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-07-08
MRS. NATION AND A MAYOR
She of the Hatchet and of Kansas Holds u
Seance at Terre Haute.

Terre Haute. Ind, July S.-Carrie
Nation stopped of here for three hours
and visited many saloons. but
did no damage. She hired hack and
drove to the mayors Office. but found
him absent. Later she was told Mayor
Steeg was in saloon, and she said
Il want to see a mayor who will visit
a saloon"
She drove to the place and found the
mayor there. \ crowd gathered. and
Mayor Steeg took hold of Mrs. Nation
and tried to eject her, but she refused
to go. Later the saloOnkeeper fur
nished her with a bottle of whisky.
and she broke it on the sidewalk with
her hntchef
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-07-08
BIG DINNER TO GOMEZ
Union League Member Honors
the Fabian Soldier Who Kept
Things Hot in Cuba.
HE DECLARES HIS LOVE FOR Us
And Intimates That Some Day Cuba
Will Be Part of the United States
Gen. Palma for President.

New York. July S.-W. f. ID. Stokes
gave a dinner at the Union League club
Saturday evening To Gen. Maxine Co
mez and General l.. Estranda Palma.
Stokes was formerly a member of the
Cuban League of America and was
closely identified with the work OF the
junta OF which General Palma was the
head. The dinner was arranged ON the
spur of the moment. General Gomez in
tending TO return to Cuba Saturday.
when he accepted Stokes invitation.
and the guests were summoned by tele-
graph. The Cuban general was the
hero OF the occasion, and was warmly
received. He made Il brief speech.
which was interpreted by General
GonZelas.
Gomez Come. Near Shedding Tears.
General Gomez said he was almost
touched TO tears by the remarkable
reception he had received in the Unit
ed States. He knew Cuba was in
debted To the United States. but he
never knew until he came here how
deep the debt was-that IL was not
merely the obligation of one people TO
another but of brother to brother. Ev-
cry Cuban born and bred, he said.
lived and died with the idea OF Cuba
HDre OefOre him; with the nope or tne
people being free and relieved OF the
yoke of oppression. Cuba and the Unit
ed States, said the general, belong to-
gether.
Cuba To he Swallowed Soon.
1t Is only Il question OF gravitation
when they will be one. But at present.
after the great struggle in which hun
dreds of thousands of lives were sacri-
feed, and when men returned 10 their
homes only TO find their wives and
children starved to death i'll the re-
Stricted barriers in which Weyler held
them under his policy of recOncentra-
tion, they felt that they must have
Cuba libre. Ii is realized fully. he said.
that Cuba cannot get along without
the United States. but the CubanS do
want TO feel freedom. General Gomez
referred TO General Palma az the hold
over president of CUBA. having been
elected during the insurrection of 1868.
and he pointed to his fellow Cuban aS
the first president of Cuba libre. Gen
eral Palma made u feeling reply,
warming to the subject of Cuba libre.
and speaking enthusiastically of the
fture OF the Pearl of the Antilles.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-07-08
Judge sustains In junction.
THE CONSTITUTION
IS AGAIN LEADING.

Bateman's Point,L l., July 8 The
Constitution, independence and Co.
lum bia are racing today over tri-
angular course, 10 miles to the leg.
At the start the wind was light, but
later increased to eight knots. The
official time of the start was: Con-
stitution, II :55:46; Colum bia II :56:07;
Independence, IL :56:22. The Constitu-
ton turned the first mark, 2:15:20;
Columbia, 2:26:10; the Independence
2:55:25 When the latter turned
the mark the Constitution was seven
miles away toward the second mark.