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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-10
Back From Waahouts.

W. l.. Trimblc. senior. member Of
the firm OF w. l.. Trimble A. Co. hay-
ing the contract 90 make transfer Of
passengers. NATL and express matter
AZ the washouts above Lamy. returned
10 the city last night and states that
owing 20 the extent Of territory Gov
cred by the waRhDnts the movement of
traillC is progrC ssing as smoothly and
nicely as possible and the great task
Is being performed with entire salts.
faction 10 the company.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-10
THE GRAND CANYON ROAD.
The Santa re Does Not Possess the
Controlling Interest.

Controlling Interest
a director OF TIE Atchison. Topeka
q Santa Fo Is authority for state.
ment with regard tn the acquisition
of che Santa Pc q Grand Canyon that
this tributary lIno is not TO be- bought
outright nor ls q controlling interest
90 be- assumed bat the santa Pc viii
for $4,000 in each receive preferred
stock of tho reuHanizad company. in
addition 20 which 100000 OF pre-.
ferred stock VIII lc held for future
use The 81 600 GOO ~ per cent
bonds are to be- retired aud $1,000.
600 of common gtOck win be- issued In
stead. The SIanD tO be- put In by
the Santa Fc viii complete the line
% tho brink of tho Grand Canyon. Tho
New York stock exchange has Hstoi
sG13,0uO additional 4 per cent Santa
re adjustment bonds. bringing up the
total 10 S2O673 coo. and $9327 600 Of
the bonds stampCt interest payable
semlannually will be- listed from time
20 time In exchange for bonds hearing
annual coupons.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-10

of the late G.. w lewis are about
the residence. 90, west Huuing ave
nu' The romaiag will ho Inferred Ia
the family lot IN Fairyiew cemetery
George LOWS, an absent son, viii ar.
rive here from the east ON Saturday
might The agel mother. who lives at
Santa Pc b. expected by the first
train that arrives here from that
place. ~ is also expected that n large
number Of rolati,cs and friends from
tho country towns will arrive and at.
tend tho funpui
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-10
FOR Commissioner.

Il. W, Ilopkins, having been appoint.
ed postmaster. VIII resign the position
Of county commissioner. tits rosigna.
ton will take eject ON September LIST.
This morning TIE republican county
committee held % meeting and dccid.
ed to recommend for county commits.
siunvr Mr.. A. iatsch, of this city, and
viii request Governor Otoro 10 appoint
him Co the position. Mr. Harsch b. "A
life long republican, an old resident
OF Albuquerque. and large property
owner His appointment viii give gen.
cral satisfaction 90 the people OF this
CITY
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-10
Notice.


Territory OF New Mexico, County OF
Bernalillo. In the District Court.
ilcroulano Garcia, plaintiff vs.. J. r.
C0wan. defendant No $3.50.
The above named defendant Is here
by notified that "A suit In assumpsit
by attachment has been begun against
him, by HerculanO Garcia. and notice
Of garnishment in said suit served ON
AmbrOsiO Iainora. Mrs. w. q. Smith,
MaXimlauO Gutierrez and Conrado San.
chez that the amount claimed In said
suit Is S22200. together with interest
and costs Of suit. nd the said defend.
ant Is also notified that unlosR no en-.
tiers his appearance In this suit on or
before the 3rd Monday In September,
A. u. 1901. nc the court house In said
Bernallllo county. New Mexico. judy
mont by dofaut will therein be- render.
ed against him.
HARRY =. OWEN, Clerk.
y. V. CHAVEZ. Attorney for Plaintiff.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-10

make yourselves seneraiiy a home,
You will not rcrret the visit n you
are lovers Of funny sights. songs and
instrumental music. acrobats. hort
xontal bars. high trapozo performance
and clown songs and sayings. And
they have also obtained nice cOlloC.
ton Of wild animals for your pleasure.
Remember She date aud pay them a
visit They arc Just ordinary people
same a. anyone else hut have some
thing ont ~ the ordinary In circus
rings 90 show you.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-10
ALBUQUERQUE VISITORS LOST,
a. O. Wheoler's Experience In Noun.
taIns Nea- Harvey's Ranch.

- " NNNNiNF , ANAINtN1f w MAhV'
taina Nea- HarVey's Ranch.
Tho las Vega papers say that
word comes from tho Harvey ranch
near las Vegas. that quite a sensation
was caused this week by a party from
Albuquerque bel,g lost In the noun.
tnins. One morning bright and early
A. @ Wheeler end wife mother and
hrC:tCr started for the top Of Quad
alupp peak. the mountain that atanda
SO maicsticaly boz front OF the llar
vcy ranch house. Feeling that they
knew The way they started without
guide. However. the trail Is 80 sci.
dom used and which has diyorging
trails leading from II "a other ranches
Is not 20 easily kept and the party
got lost, They wandered around In
the wilderness ol the mountains an
trees all that day, all night the next
day and until uidnight the following
night, before ihoy found the ranch
house again, ~ they had 90 eat was
the lunch they haG takon for dinner
aud all the blapkvts they had were
the ones under The saddles Of the ami.
mails.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-10
PUBLIC LAND ENTRIFs.

Commissioner Hermann OF the gen.
eral laud ONCE. has instructed all
registers and receivers 20 exercise
much greater caro- IN the reception OF
applications for lands Ia future. They
are 10 inquire specifically OF persons
seeking 20 take lands whether the
money to be- paid belongs Co them or
whether they acted 81 agents Tor
other parties 10 taking tho land. Il
Is considered probable tEat the TAX
ms OF coal lands may be Investigated
90 ascertain whether the practices
relative 90 timber aud stone lands now
being investigated has not prevailed
also ia coal lands.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-10
A. c. BRIGGS DEAD.
Former Albuquerque Merchant Dies In
Los Angeles.


L. ", Chamb0rlin, recorder OF pll.
grim commander No. 3, 10 IN receipt
OF Telegram from Los Angeles. Cal
IA which he Is Informed Of the death
81 A. G. Briggs, former resident OF
Albuquerque. During ten years
residence In this city deceased flllcd
tho position Of cashier for the Albu.
querque National bank, subsequently
rosigning same and accepting a posi-
ton In the First National OF this city.
Later on he embarked Ia business for
himself, carrying stock Of glass,
CrOckory and quoenHwaro on Railroad
avenue In the binding now occupied
by the A, - McGanoy A Co. After
conducting the business for two or
three years Mr., Hriggs disposed OF hiH
Interests and moved "a California
about eight years since MI briggs
was highly esteemed as "a citizcr OF
Albuquerque On had many friends in
this city who will nuurn his LOSS Tho
immediate cause of death was the o.
suit Of cancer Of the eye. lic was q
man about 90 years uf age and leaves
family boy whose request tho o.
mains will be Inferred at l.na Angeles
with knights Temnlar services.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-10

All you people come over 10 town
on Monday. August ~ and make your
selves nd HON With the Campbell
nros. Spit on the door OF tho blk
show. shake hahds with tho proprie
tors. bring your wife and babies and
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-10
BIG FLOOD At SILVER CITY.
Streets Washed Fadiy--severe Light.
ming and Thunder Storms.

otfCNNh WatNeu aelg'-otNgFe EIDUAs
ming and Thunder Storms.
Special Correspondence.
silver city. =. NJ. Aug 9-Tho
largest food ever known 10y the old
timers Ia this section 20 have over
come down from the mountains north
Of this city came down yesterday aft
eruoon. No great damage was done
by the water. except 90 wash out the
streets very badly Another heavy
rain and thunder lN1wor occurred
this afternoon md abe bolts OF thun.
der and lightning 1rtod Tor nearly
an hour and were the most severe
that have occurred in This section for
years.
Reports Camo iu from the surround
ing mining cnmu7 that heavy rains in
the mountains Wednesday afternoon
especially at Santa Rita. where the
high floods ga some damage To- prop
crty and washing considerable of tho
Santa ro Pacific track
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-10
RAPID sHFGP sHgARlNo.
New Machines Revolutionlze New
Mexico Clip.

Men handling the now sheen
shoaring machircs. which were Ion.
troducod into san Mimlol county ro.
rcntlJ are mnktg records for them.
selves
70 Ashley who is showing the ma.
tNus how to usH the machines. one
dAy last week h.arcd ea2 sheen In
t,u hours. 10 wudo am average nf
lNl HhrDu da f1r seventeen iaya.
The work was done on tho ranch ho.
longing 90 a. g. Gold uhurr near
nadu De- Juan los. about thirty has
miles from las Negaa. M. natives
who 1so the mach ne can shear about
100 sheep "A day.
The Introduction ~ tho maritime ia
rey0lutiouiging "a. .n.l process
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-10

We are pleased 90 announce that
Conductors Lowe and Sillcux win take
their old runs on the second division
again Six years on the mountain Jus.
titles an easy run, We don't want 10
loose such citizens The loss Of every
railroad family iB & financial loss 10
WinsloW Mail.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-10
OFFICIAL MATTERS.
New Postmaster fIr San Pedro--ln.
structions from Commissioner
Hermann.
LAND OFFICE TRANSACTIONS,
pnsrMAsrrn AppolNrEp.

pOSTMASTIiN APPOINTED.
Mortimer kaufman. formerly Of
Santa Pc, az present manager Of the
San Pedro Mercantile company nj san
Pedro. has bosn appointed postmaster
OF San Pedro To succeed J. n. Strum.
qulst, postmaster the past four years,
and whose term expires on August
a.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-10
Concert ana Dane.

There viii be- free concert an
dance at the ot'hosirlou hall torior.
foW night also fIro concert SUNDAY
afternoon To these concerts every
body is invited {, attend
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-10
OF TALK.
The Situation On the Mckinley couu.
~ OF Lands.


~ on Lands.
Rev W. r. Foulks. the Methodist
minister at Gallup, came In from the
ws. this morning ana will transact
business d l. day, returning west
tonight.
Rev Fowls states that the several
uil compan holding lands In Me
Niuloy county and close 10 the Nav
alo reservation ace making extensive
prnuIretions br boring: In fact some
haNo already started wells ON various
.eC.Drs
The reverend gentleman states that
tha Mariana Dil company Us making
good prusrc aEd that the Company'E
ac etaiy rCt b. NJ. Richards. with
several worknrn. visited the hot
No'.9" lest week end dug several tun.
uelH. occurring considerable oil gccp
rEc and some Ags rock fpmplos show
iur oii Oozins CdJ through tho seams
These samples says Rev Foulks have
boon sent tu representative of the
company who will visit the eastern
money markets i1r the purpose of sell.
Ing tnsh $50 that uil boring can ho
proceeded with without any intorrup
UHu for thc want OF funds.
Ofmun q Crook. nisbee railroad
contractors pay N on the goth. when
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-10

The Albuquerq, q ittuwns viii lnaS
this evening for ~ paau. whore they
are booked 10 lay Tomorrow ant
sunday afternoons with the Colts.
Manager WynkCcp Ia unable 10 ac
company the team, so they will be la
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-10

Jim Dunn after several days Inca.
pacitation caused by being caught
under a car while claiming up. is
again able to take his run out Of Wins
low
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-10

tearing the bridges on their fOunda.
lions. II IL aiso understood that the
washed ont territory covers an area
of about four miles altogether.
a train load ~ passengers. mall
and express matter was sent north
this morning. anti n passenger train.
with transferred trafIlc ls expected 10
reach the city NJ . o'clock and another
train at $3.50 this afternoon.
Tho busiest people in Albuquerque
the past four DAYS have been the col.
onels M the local depot. but Messrs
Pate. Howe and Harding have an.
awored all questions put TO them IN
the incest manner
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-10

~ r. webb formerly station agent
az Gallup. accompanied Bog Mes Webb
and children. VIII arrive th.r. most
Monday from Galveston. I'A. uu "a
visit to friends While at Gallup lrDE
viii uc the ructF of M ani Nr.
~ Hart
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-10

Mos D. s AlmhbuHn WIlH of Con
ductnr hlH.baueh has returned in
Wiuglow from Esoundid0 Cat
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-10

Copper, tin and galvanized iron
work whitney CO, si,saal1
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-10

Ofmun q Crook. Bisbee railroad
contractors. pay N on the goth. when
from $4,000 tu s. 900 will find It's way
tl Iamlnr
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-10

charge of r r. MrCnnnn. who is roiug
along n boom the COMING hit The
matcup az the tom will bo N'
Donald. Patterson Grass. Fonl
No.hra. lIurhrH IiejwtF 5uU 70
outer ana Chavez
Nhi.o thrv glo rome Manag "
toop w'u mrA. tIranr 'mortl fr o.
trip o. lac NJgU. Di.O for noe Gn
the local diamcul with Ei pnuo. las
VEGAS ami Como ratamos tecm1 40.
other effort Will lo made Co secure
Santa Fc. and should no. foil win drop
the ANCIENT CITY lads fpr good rui-
propositions have been made 10 thom.
but tn no aVpil thus far
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1901-05-29
CR!cCS Is PLEASED.
Former Attorney General Discusses
the Recent Decision.

New York. May 29.-Former Attor-
ney General Griggs. in an interview
upon the supreme court Porto Rican
decisions. said:
1t is splendid victory for the adj
ministration on the vital principle Of
expansion Ii Is unnecessary for me
TO say that am thoroughly satisfied
with the result. II is a clear-cut vic
tory for the government ON the only
really important point involved.
Three distinct: elasses OF action were
involved: one protesting against the
collection Of tariff upon imports from
Porto Rico after the date Of our armed
occupancy Of the island and before
the date Of the ratification of the
treaty OF peace: another protesting
against tariff charges on imports be-
tween the ratification and the passage
Of the Foraker act. and a third attack
ing the Foraker law as unconstitl-
tional
THE decision scores a victory for
the administration in the first of these
classes and upon the all-important
third"
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1901-05-29
GENERAL SCHOEMAN DEAD.
Former Boer Leader Killed While Ex
amining a Smell.

Pretoria. May 29.-Boer General
Schoeman and his daughter hare been
killed and his wife and two others
have been badly injured by the eXplo-
sion OF a shell. General Schoeman.
his family and friends were examining
Al inch lyddite shell. which they
kept in the house as curiosity, when
the shell exploded. killing the general
on the spot. mortally woundns his
daughter and severely injnring his
wife and two other persons.
General Schoeman was great
Krugerite. He led the commando oi
Colesburg and surrendered on the oc-
cupation Of Pretoria. He was after
wards captured by the Beers and re-
leased when the British occupied Bar
benton. The general then went on
peace mission was retaken by the
Beers and was again released when
the British took Petersburg, since
that time General Schoeman had re-
sided in Pretoria.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1901-05-29
FATAL NINE DISASTER.
'wenty'one Men Are Killed by an Ex-
plos,on Of Coal Dust,

Dayton. Tenn, May 29.-At the
Hichiand mine Of the Dayton Coal and
IRON company. two miles from Day
ton. terrific explosion Of coal dust
resulted in the death of 81 men.
Inc explosion was caused by what
Is known among miners as a blown
biasi. II is the custom OF the miners
70 place blasts and fire them off at
quitting time each afternoon, leaving
the coal thus thrown down to be
loaded and hauled from the mine the
next mornilg. The Richland mine is
destitute OF water. and great volumes
OF fine particles of coal dust. invisible
10 the naked eye. accumulate at the
roof of the mine. This dust is subject
10 explosion II exposed to flames 4
dynamite cartridge was placed in po-
si'ion in one Of the rooms for a blast
and the miners started for the mouth
Of the mine The BLAST did not ex-
plode as intended. but instead a long
fame shot ont of the blast hole and
ignited the accumulation Of dust. In
stantly terrific explosion occurred
and seething mass Of flames shot to
the mouth Of the mine and extended
800 feet into the open air. scorching
the leaves from the nearby trees.
There We're 81 men in the mine at the
time. Four of these escaped with
slight injury Twenty-one were killed
and nine were terribly burned. most OF
them fatally.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1901-05-29
NO CLEMENCY FOR s1e NJ.
Dismissed Cadets Call on Secretary OF
War Root.

washington. May 29.-No clemen@y
was extended by Secretary Root To the
fvo cadets dismissed from the tnlted
States military academy Tor par'lcipa-
,;,n in the disturbances which recent
" occurred al West Point
Secretary Root gave hearing al an
hour TO those dismissed and listened
10 the explanation they submitted o'
the charge made against them by the
hoard of investigation. Al! the !o"'s
men admitted they were WIN 'h'
crowd which shouted profane "pithe's
- show their contempt for Colohe'
Mills the superintendent, and bu' one
an. of them declared he had not Joihea
!, ,bc veil. which the authorities say
was highly objectionable. The seere-
,arv told the callers he could do no'h-
ing for them.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1901-05-29
AMOUNT is SMALL.
Duties Paid by importers Of Porto
Rican Products.

New York. May 29.-The amount Of
money paid in duties by importers OF
Porto Rican products which will have
to be refunded by the government un
der the decision in the Porto Rican
cases arising before the Foraker law
is comparatively trivial. and the For
aker law being pronounced valid. no
changes are caused in current busl
ness operations with Porto Rico. Audi
tor Knapp OF the customs house said
that the total Porto Rican duties that
had been collected al this port so far
were Sl3o o00. OF which about $500 .000
had been collected OH sugar. OF these
some have been collected under the
Foraker law.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1901-05-29

ovas e.x!No eowosa CO., NEW vosx

CHAIRMAN. motion was made am.
powefing the committee to elect tbe;r
own chairman but this was defeated
Dr. James + Moffatt of Cumher.
land. Nd. said that DR.. Dickev bod
peeh made chairman of the last com
mi''ee because Of his Office as moder.
a1or OF the assembly. He moved the
eiection OF Moderator Minton as chair.
man OF the new committee on reso,,.
uon and the motion was carried
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1901-05-29
pEcuLtAR ACCIDENT.
c,..mer at the Baltimore DOCK a'''
Over on Her Side.

baltimore. May 29.--A peculiar " a.
-, which came near causing loss
~ life occurred a. about a. NJ NJ, -
v;,,i.m skinner & Sons Shipn"'''.
ing and Drydock company r,. steam.
,he foot of Cross street. Ihe steam IN
. shi, Hudson OF the Merchants anu
snip transportation company S
saa. 49, without any apparent reaso,'. an
.,,, ~, fall over on her side IN 8"
,eet Of water. All the members :, .na ~.
"rsw we're oa board at the time OF . u.
,ccident many of them having ""''
osc,pes from drowning.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1901-05-29
WILL COLLECT DUTIES.
Supreme Court Decision Does Not A.
feet Philiagines.

Nashn yton. May 29.-The treasury
officials are discussing with much in
terest the decisions Of the supreme
court in the nsular cases and the con
cl,sion has been reached that nothing
in these decisions is conclusive upon
the government to change it's admin
istration of the customs laws as to
,he Philippine islands and. therefore.
duties will be continued to be collect
cd on imports from those islands as
heretofore and until the court shall
have decided specifically that the isl
onds are in the same situation with
respect to the United States as Is
Porto Rico.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1901-05-29
|'SSeMBLY PROCEEDINGS.
= oeoate Over Approval OF the
Minutes.

""aelphia. May 23.-The Presby-
stAtFal assembly engaged III IA
!" pate over the approval of the
Key. DR.. j. ID. Moffatt OBJ
70 the phraseology of the reso'
- a'lng the committee on revE
iAe resolution authorized tue
,a4ahte Of Dr. Dickey's committee
Mollatt claimed that this com
Naa been dissolved when their
vas adopted. He therefore sua
mat the records be made to
aat new committee was ap-
Ma ' even though It's membership
h. INSIST OF the OLD committee.
n,, wording OF the resolution was
s'nsly altered and the minutes
adopted.
Sirn arose the question as TO the
k,,,' a''"siip OF the committee. Dr.
.A Johnson said in view of the
Sirm"aa' "a' Dr. Dickey had acted as
nla OF the old committee II
~ 'e discourteous to select a new
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1901-05-29
ADMINISTRATION OFFICIALS CON
SlDER INSULAR DECISIONS
AN ENDORSEMENT.
JUST A LITTLE EMBARRASSED
Temporary Annoyance Will Be Caused
as a Result Of the Courts HoIdino
mat No Duties Can Be Collected
Except by Congressional Leqisla.
uon-Specific Decision REGARDING
the Philippines Desired.

New York. May 29.-Secretary Root
Is quoted in a Washington dispatch to
The Tribune as saying of the supreme
courts decision in the insular cases:
"Unquestionably the decision of the
court sustains the contentious, theO-
rles and the policy adopted by the ad-
mlnlstration in conducting the affairs
OF the Spanish islands since the rati.
hcation OF the Paris treaty. The up
holding OF the Foraker act signifies
that congress has the power to legis-
late without being limited bv the pro-
vislonal contingencies Of the consti-
tuition. For instance the constitution
al provision setting forth that uniform
duties must be collected does not an
ply to the islands. The general result
of the decision is certainly very graf
flying.
or course there will be some little
embarrassne Mt caused by the holding
that no duties can be collected eYcept
by congressional legislation. but il will
be only temporary embarrassment"
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1901-05-29
Will Save the Oubuouc.

Burlington. Ia. May 29.-The steam
er w J. Young has arrived here with
passengers and part of the freight of
the steamer Dubuque which sunk IS
miles above Burlington Monday night
The boat lies in shallow water and
can he easily raised. 1t is not much
damaged. There was no excitement
among the passengers.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1901-05-29
Tried to Drive Him Out Of Town.

Medicine Bow, wy, May 29.-Rich-
ard England. a well-to-do sheepman,
was killed and Fred Mole was mortal
ly wounded in fight with a cowboy
named Amber. Mole is said to have
accused Amber with interfering in
his family affairs and. securing the as
sistance Of England. attempted to
drive Amber out OF town. They were
unsuccessful, however. Amber was
arrested
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1901-05-29

The Fourteen Diamond Rings, dealing
with importations from Philippines,
and the other that is known as the sec.
Ond Dooley case, involving the ques-
ton Of importations from the United
States to Porto Rico. failed to receive
attention and they go over.