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and crowded into the Birlcs Of thu
Third avenue thuuter laughed itself
huurHo and cried Itself weak over the
uu and sadness of "Arrah ma
roEue, which Wha played bY Charles
Erin Werner last night The play an
luvstiouahly made the hit ~ the en-
Engrmeut ana should pack tho play
house far the RES of it, run.
Tho story 90 the play. ~ course
deals with intormsra and process seq.
Nvra. Indeed what irish play does
NOTE Heamlsh Mecuul an irish
gentleman. has been bauished from
hia home For high treason aud dnrr
not return. tiia estates have been
counseated by the state, but in some
mysterious way Michael Feeusy col
lccts the rentH. Mrcoul returns Co.
ireland finds that Feenrv has been
collecting his rents. Wnylaya him and
takes from him hy fercr the money
hc has collected, This he gives Go
his sister Arrah. who is to marry
shaun. the Post. The girl gives tho
money To her lover. and 90 save her.
shaun says he stole the money.
shaun Is arrested, tried. convicted
and sentenced % be shot lie ~
finally pardoned when hia innocence
ia established. aud an ends happily
The play ~ niied with ulteruats
tears and laughter ~ ~ we'll writ
ten and interesting Mr. Charles
Erin Werner as shaun, the Pet, o.
unusually good He shows path
ytic SENSE that ia extremely delicate.
lie is Intense. hut never mnudiin. aud
plays With rare discretion.
Miss Maud Miller was exceedingly
good rs Fanny Power. aud the Arrai
81 Ida Maluon, while lacking In force.
as was only natural was an exceed
lngly pleasant impersonation. \
special word ~ praise a. due In Mrs
Louis Helmnur for her clever ehnfnc
ter work as Kitty Malone aud 90
VIM. Brewer for his Hrnmiah Me
t0ut
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Go TO u. e. Miles e. Piper co. for
your garden hose.
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PRINTING AND BINDING.

METROPOLITAN Printing a Bind
Ing Co. H. Yesler. Tel Blue sol
BULL BROS. commercial printers.
a0s. sQ7. 30s Washington Bid. over
Treen.s shoe store. Tel White $50.
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START a Mail order Business. ID
the work at home at night Easy
and profitable. Hints Of what ~
do and how 10 do IL IN Whites
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90 cents per year. cents per copy.
Whites E8yinRs Publishing CO.
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FREE ueatment-a limited number
Of chronic cases treated free ~
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II Building
PALMIsTRY- Mrs. ". A. sheldon,
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al No. 203 Third aYs., cor. of sem
eca street Pun life readings from
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m 20 J.. IA. Zee within reach Of
an.
BARGAINS in second hand house
hold goods. call at Red Front Fur
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room sets. carpets. They look as
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10 and liz Second avenue south.
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HIGHEST prices for second hand
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WAISTS and Skirts 20 order. cheap.
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MRS. D. BENNETT ia again at s5
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MRS. HANSON. stylish millinery.
love prices CORNER fth and pine
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Al event 81 more than usual ir-
tcrcst viii be the lectures next
Thursday and evening ~ Ernest
Seatou Thompson. the we'll know n
author 81 The AutnhinErap % n
Grlsly. and Wild Animals | Have
Met" a. the Seattle theater.
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pYElho ANn cLeANlha.

Partisan bye WorkH-We call for.
clean. press deliver your clothes.
once itk 1ai ave. Tel. Main ieiA
AMERICAN steam Eye Works. dry
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New views and moving pictures are
being shown by the SrarchiiEht at
No la05h second avenue this week
The entertainment Is proving an i'm
menselX popular one and attracts
large crowds daily.
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CLOTHS CLEARING.

TWELVE DAScINd IEss0Ns.
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guaranteed waltz. tWa=atep and all
the latest ball room dances. ex=
tremrly low rate FOR gentlemen
joining open classes now. Monday
and Friday evenings. 20. Will
Hun Dancing Academy. PIKE street.
Hanke block riEHto lessons daily.
Circulars mailed free.
MR and Mrs. I1ttlo'a Academy. de-
pertinent. dancing. physical Gull
fura nf1 Madison bot ard and fth.
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ORE ssmAkERs.

ron Ladies tailor ard reception
gowns cell at Lamb Sisters. al0-
81 Collins block.
Mime. Muriel. skirts faced and bound.
10 50 IN 70 pm % Mcdonald BIZ
NINE. SMITH. modiste. Hinckley.
LYNCH Il SHAW at HaIler bldg
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An audience which aned every scat
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a. " rHiLLlps 81 Heussy bik.
Chieasa Denaai 60 Us Hlnckley.
DRAMATIC rEaAIGU SCHOOL,
PRANK e.. EGAN. dramatic and
operate coach special summer
course On ali grades Of dramatic
art, cl0cutluu. voice placing. opef=
attic force Tuesdays and Fridays
suite 30. Halgoke block
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coLLEeIloN AogNcIIe.
CIAIRvoyAHr8.

MONEY colleelgd. b nosLln bloeL
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ELECTRICAL MACHINERY.

IReRs0G : VIVIAN co. manu-.
fseturc and repair electrical APP
paratuH. 1915 West. Az. Main. T3s.
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DETECTIVE AGENCIES.
DENTISTS

Lucas Detective Agency. Union
hLgek , . - wHon uanaEer.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-29

Estk denunciado ell ceIebrs La Chan
ga por b lber cometido ell atrevimiento
de abrs4ar q una mujer en- medic de In
VIA ptb.ica, en- San Juan.
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ALCALDIA MUNICIPAL De MOROVIS


En- .el expediente de apremio Sc
guido pOr esta Alcaldia contra don Fran
cisco O4uendo en- cobro de contribucio-
nes municipales, SO ha dispuesto pOr
auto de esta techa la ventA On publlca
subasta de los bienes siguientes:
VeInte cuerdas de terrenO, ubica-
das en- el barrio de TOrrecillas, en- lin :
des pOr ell NOrte con don Fuel Loren
zana; pOr ell sal4ente con don LibOrio
C6rdova por el sur y poniente con ell
ejecutadO senior OQuendo, valOradas,
con las siembras y cafetos que contie-
men, en- cuatrocientOs dollars.
Y Sc senala para el expresadO ae-
to la una de la tarde del dia veinte v
seis de los cOrrientes en- ell salon de
esta Acadia, adyirtiendOse que no Sc
admitiron posturas que no cubran 81
preciO de la tasacion, cOnsignandose a
la vez 81 dinero en- la mesa del senor
alcalde.
LO que SO haze publico para la
concurrencia de licitadores.
Morovis, Mario IL de 1901.
FeldU r. Mu550z, Alcalde sustituto, -
EdwGrdO Ote2"0, COmislonado. -
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SAN JUAN
Sr. Director de La DKMooRAc1A

Distinguido amigo correligionario :
Los que suscriben, mi smbros del Sub
comit6, felioitan calurosamente al autor del
valieute y patriotico artfculo al oior del
eadGUer.
lAdelantel Ess ca la duica manera de
alcsnEar la reinvindicaoion del t4rruflo; de
Ilegar . obtener la completa redencion de
nue.trs querida y desventurada pstria.
QIe recibs el distinguido escritor
nuestra mss oumplida fslicitaci6n por ese
artfculo citsdo, que sc bsaa por com :
pleto en- nu stra manera de ssntir Y de pen
sar.
De ut ID oon toda confederation d
sprecio,
Rafael M. Cuevas z 'queira, Manuel
Bsnftex. Pedro Curet Lsgo. r fsal Aldea,
Felipe Aldea Nsxsrio, Alberto Tixol Bo
Mills, R.fAel s. Vida, Luis s. Pic6n. Ven
tura FsrnandeE, Manuel Duchesnes Nieves,
Ramon Vtzsuax, ] T Lora, Jos9 Ma San.
iuAu, LoreS 20 Gonxalo, Carlos Senet, Pc
dro Toledo MARQUES, Angel Reugel, AL
fredo Cardons. Jos6 A'vsrex, Baenavantu
ra Lopez, RAph R4mfrex, Gumersindo
Vald9s, Msriano Figutros, Jorge F. Vidal,
Antonio Aldes, Cesar Larrinaga, M. Mar
cos Morales O4car Portocarrero, Manuel
Calder6n Rivero, jose OrtiE, Eduardo
Arnau.
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Al p1blicO

Habiendo revocado por escritura pu-
blica OtOr gada en- Ia ciudad de Ponce el
dia del corriente, ante el N0tarie don
ROsendo MatieDzO y Cintron, el poder
general que en- 2S dc D4clembre ultimo
habia conferlco a mi hUo don Rafael
.arrcuccl; 10 hago publico para cOnOci
miento general y etectos legales, dejan-
do mi referido hijo en- su buena repu-
Lacion y fama.
Guayanilla, Mario lo de 1901.
5V. OLIVIA M. VIDA. DE MARcUccI.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-29

MI ioVen Bruno Rivera Torres, de
ssta ciudsd, que cumplfa condena en- el
presidio por disparo de ann de fuego,
Ia sido induItado.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-29
RUBO DE- UNA YtGuA

A don Ramon Lopez vecinO del ba-
rrio &c Ban Iinas, tel mino municipal do
Yauco, Ia la sido sLstraida de su fnca
una yegua do su prOpiedad cuyas senas
son las siguientes:
Color alasana, de seis y media
Guar tas de alzada, erin y cola regular,
paso menudeo y sObre trOte, pOr Sc
ma particular una mancha blanca en-
medic de los hombrillos al empezar Ia
erin.
FL dueno Ofrece gratiflcar al que
le de nOticlas de su paraderO.
I-10
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Tomas Bryan
-- A B OG A DO -

TItulo sobresaliente de la facultad
de Santiago de Galicia, ofrece sus servi
clos prOfesionales en- &ayaguez, Gale de
la Rosa nom. 26. en que tiene establecid0
su estudlO.
Sc encarga de la gesti6n y defensa
de tOda clase de asuntOS ante las COrtes
de Justicia dc Mayaguez, San Juan,
Ponce, Arecibo : HumacaO.
Para la jurisdiction de Las Marias
cuenta con un Agente especial residente
en- aqueI pueblo don Francisco FulladO-
sa. con quien pueden entenderse direc-
tamente los chentes.
Hta 12 A
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C8sas rec 0m EN- d 8das
Hotel Muro
116-l18-W. IA tn. SRRRT

NEW-YORK
Direction cabtegrdfca: ~Aasdsanros
Hotel de primera clase situado en-
el punto mas centrico de la eradad,
completamente rsformado en- sus ha-
bltaclones y con servlclo rapldo y es-
merado.
Ell preterido de las familias y par
ticulares que van d pasar el verano
en- los Estados-U -UnIdos.
Sc sumlnlstran intormes por corrso.
Los Interpreters dc la casa Sc en-
cuentran d La llegada de rodes los va
pores para recIblr d los senores VIA
jeros y encargarse del aespacho de
Aduanas hasta La conducclon III hotel.
Las personals que pIensen dlrlglrse
& New-York haran blen en- avlsar
prevlamente por correo o por teiegra-
70.
PRKC1OS
Cuarto desde 81.
Cuarto con aslstsncia desde S1.
ANDRES MURO,
PROPIkTAKIo.
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Sc vende

Una estancia de % cuerdas en- el
barrio de <Cerro gordo, termino Bsya-
non, con paios frutales. pastos buenos
su casa do campo.
Trmbien una fonda en- Ia "a. linea
Puerta 90 TERRA, muy nien acredltaua
y tanto La estan1ia como la fonda en-
buenas cOu1lclOnes,
lnformes en- dicha fonda Puerta de
TERRA,
hta. "a II PEDRO AYLLON
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RAFAEL PALACIOS RODRIGUEZ
AVOCADO


Ofrece al Pdblico sus servicios pro
fesionales. San francisco mum. 81.
--Piso 20-San Juan.
Aotier SO declsraron en- huelgs los
ooch eros de Msyagu.E. Sc ign3ran las
OA1Sas.
Sc cree que tratan de alterar Ia ts-
rifI de Passies.
Las o6cinas de coIreos de In ciu
dad de Ponce b an recibido un apartad0
CON llaveB para el Rervicio phblico.
Las easas mercantiles que giTshaD
90 San Juan con Ia denomiuacion de Don
antonio Mendez a Suares hsrna0"Os.
hsn eido Tefun1idss en- ma sola qus
intituls Meades v SaaEeE, dedicads .
loa mismoH negocioI.
10 Msyaga,s SO hacen nsgoeios
lecntpos 600 los sueldos de los policfss.
Los aoraprAr has.s el 20y 2s por oisnto.
Qas admi nistrssi6n IL republicans
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g.BOSE BOADA
Tranaafad@d. Salad W sBep0a@. R@r@ Ias
M@Area Ema CrHm&mr@a,

FL JARABE CALMANTE de In
Sra. WINSLOW, se do los nifos en-
el periodo de Il DENTICION. Les
ablanda las enofsa, resuelve II infsma-
cion, aliyia todo dolor, ours Ell oolico
ventoso. 1nocente efcsz en- todos 10
casos. Aconsejamoa laa madres qua
tengan I'M nino enfermo, que no dejee
que Ii prevention propia nj la de otros,
avats Ell uso de esta meoialAa qus proper
olons alivio seguro. abaolutAsnaaAe sssuro,
u se uss opoytnnamsnts,
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The Steamer sPuer
every Sunday alternately, am
Tickets issued onbod Of
For further information apply
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-29
Ultima hora
San Juan.


4
TRlBUMALES
| Sc acaba de oonocer los nombramien
tos para tribunales de diatrito. Son los
siguientes:
PONCE
sideucia, Soto Nusa - Juacas.
Ssnchex Montslvo, Carlos Franco. Els.
oal, Moreno Csider6n.
AREClBO
Presiden3is, Cuohf. Jueoss, Sosn
rich, Lacosta. Fiscal, Elpidio de los San.
tos.
Prsaidencia, Fulladosa. j ueces, Val
d6s, Tous. .-Fiscal, Ksarney.
MAS NoMBRAMuEMTos
Para jueces de policia, en- los muni.
oipio':
San Juan Manuel Rossy.
Eduardo Martorell.
Maysgasz Arturo Sslguero Font.
Ponce ....-DomiDgo Sepdlveds.
Arecibo Fernando Caballero.
Aguadills IN. N Sapia.
Baysm6p. = z Ito Oimo.
Caro- ina N. Vizcarrondo.
Csguss.. Rsimunio Fapra.
Dorado. Cruz O,tx.
Guayama a.-Csr.os B.ondet.
Csyey. Luis Benet.
EMCEMDlO
Ha ocuTrido un incendio en- Ia ha-
Dienda MerceditG de Yabucoa.
Pudo ser sofooado sin grandes p6ra
didas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-29

Los artilleros qus SO eVsiierau de
Las pflsiones del MORO, faeron csptura
dos en- al cem 9nterio de San Juan.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-29

Ei cspitAn S4lgado, dc la policfs in
sulaf, propoue sus superiOreG la forms
ci6n de IA Conseio de guerra & IN
glardis dc su distrito por fsltss graves
que cometi0 en- ell servicio.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-29

Sc dice con insiateocia que los Eefo
ass B ,rjs Bahia no regeessr&n por
shora Puerto Rico, pueE sigu7n su
cAmpaE3 contra la actual administracioR.
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LF0NcI7 RARRFI20 Cirujsno den
tista.
Gale de Ruiz BeIvis. Caguas Pr


Aatss de aver fu9 detenidO an pre-
siliario que, deshoras, vagabA Por Las
sslles de In capital.
Como alego que 90 hallaba en di
ligsncias del director de cArceles SO le de
detuvo y, entire mum eroso pdblico, le con
dujeron 81 presencia, y resnltando oler
tAS aus explicaeiones Sc le de5o en- libsr
tad.
Ss desea ssber ell paradero de la nj
"a de dies amos Anita Cordero y Cort9a,
la que dssapareoio de Ia casa de Fausto
Sarrano, en- uu barrio de Ponce, hsr4
como mea medic. Esto se relacions
con el dltimo crfmen que ga dice come
lido hltimsmente on In oiudAd del sur.
Mientrss dias pasados hacfan unaF
feduis1s por las alrededores del tiro de
pistola I'm Jusn-las tropas allf des
tacadas, Manuel Antonio Garcia, alias
T.buron, entr6 en- ell destaoamento lie
Vandoss vsrias pieEas de rops.
lose q. del Vale { Fortaleaa ny.
Ofcinss para la gesti6n de asuntos adm
niatrativos.
Cusudo ioa estsucieros de Yauco as
tAbau despidiendo los miembr' de su f.
milia qae embArcaban por Ga nics par
III iii, d bordo del CGhforniG, alx'
RnOla diuho vapor llevandossloG On uniot
de los emigrantes.
En M iacendio casual ccurriio en-
q isbradillas, Sc quemaron 3 bohios de
fAmilias infslices.
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Attempted ROBBERY.
That Was the Charge Placed Against
Two Men.

Con Sullivan and John Roach were ar
rested by Officers Gray and Radmilo-
vich last night on charge of attempted
robbery The complaining witness in the
case is Chris Fisher. of 247 Hopkins street
and he alleges that the defendants en-
tered his house and went through his
trunk. An inventory of his possession,
however. failed to show that anything
was missing.
Roach told the officers that he had lost
a silver watch valued at SIT and he was
simply hunting for the watch. Mrs.
Fisher, wife of the complaining witness,
volunteered the information that her
husband probably" had the watch, and
Jailer Boyle hearing the statement, con-
cluded to lock Fisher up. The case was
turned over to the county attorney,
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AND
COMMERCIAL
DAILY RECORD OF THE EAST
ERN STOCK MARKETS AND
TRANSACTIONS.
REPORT OF THE NEW
YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.
Railroad, Grain and Produce, Wool
and Other neutrality-suspicious.
Review of Trade.

New York, March 13.-The southwest
Luminous coal carrying roads We're in
special demand at the opening and the
GAINS reached a point in number of
cases. The dealings were large and we'll
distributed. Substantial inroads We're
made on prices of special stocks before
the selling ceased. Sugar declined IA.
A rapid rise of four points each in St.
Louis Southwestern common and pre-
ferred caused a renewed demand for
other southwesterns, particularly the
Kansas and Texas issues, which rose Ia
and 2a4 for the common and preferred.
The market generally hardened before
noon with especial strength in low priced
stocks.
Bonds were firm.
Profit taking caused some wide de-
clines in the last hour, in spite OF con-
tinued strength in few spots. Nor
folk and Western, the Denver and Rio
Grande stocks and New York, Chicago
and ST. Louis first preferred rose 1 to
IA. The selling movement carried
Smelling S& under last night ami the
preferred w: st. Louis and San Fran
cisco reacted 3A; Consolidated Gas 9
and Brooklyn Transit Pennsylvania
Continental Tobacco and Cleveland
Lorraine and Wheeling preferred l to
pc. Covering by room shorts checked
! the declines. The closing was active
and rather easy, under the influence
of renewed declines in some stocks.
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PRESENT PALMER'S NAME.
Well Known Veteran As Commissioner
of Pensions.

Washington March Ex-senator De-
pew and Representative Southwicl of
New York, today presented to the pfcsi-
dent the name of General John Palmer,
of Albany, N. Y. as candidate for
pension commissioner to succeed H.
Clay Evans. General Palmer was COM
mander in chief of the G. A. r. in 1891
and was twice secretary of state of New
York. In presenting General Palmer as
candidate it was upon the superstition
that there was to be u change in the
head of the pension office. The presi-
dent. however, it is understood gave
no direct iEtimation of his purpose Of
appointing a successor to Col. Evans
Senator Depew said that the matter Of
Col. Sanger's appointment as assistant
secretary of war was not mentioned
during his interview with the president
Senators Foster and Turner and Eer-
resentatives Cushman and Jones of
Washington. called upon the president
today and urged him to visit their state
upon the occasion of his trip to the Pa
ctfic coast. They desired him to visit
Seattle, Tacoma and Spokane. The pr,s,-
dent informed them that his itinerary
had not been made up but that it was
his present intention to go north from
San Francisco and that he hoped to pass
through Washington on his way home
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HEAR THE ARGUMENT.
To Prevent Smelling Company From
Buying More Property.

Trenton, N. J., March 13.-The court of
error today heard argument in the case
of VIM. M. Donald against the Arieri-
can Smelling and Refining company.
Donald is trying to prevent the company
from increasing it's stock to $780, 900
and acquiring the plant Of NJ GugGen-
helm Sons by paying for it ir stock of
the consolidated company.
Vice Chancellor Stevens in de :iding
against Donald on Monday continued
until tomorrow the stay to prevent the
company from carrying out tie CONSOLE
datiOn.
The argument today was on the apph-
cation of Donald to have the stay con-
tinued until Vice Chancellor Stevens
opinion is reviewed by the court Of
errors and appeals
After the argument today the court
went into conference and decided to
continue the stay. This will prevent the
carrying out of the proposed pur >hase
until the court of errors has finally dis
posed of the matter.
The case is expected to come up IL the
court of errors Immediately aftec the
argument in the ante-spring election
case, which has been set for Monday.
1t is not expected that the Amer lean
Smelling case will be reached before
Tuesday.
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resolutions acted upon. 1t left upon4its
calendar, Enacted upon, 594 house bills
and resolutions and SO senate bills and
resolutions. Included in the statement,
the house passed a total of 1853 bills and
resolutions which failed to become laws,
and II senate bills and resolutions which
also failed to become laws. Twenty
nine of these legislative acts failed of
signature, two We're vetoed and a few
recalled.
In the Fifty-fifth congress the house
passed Las bills and resolutions, while
4S1 reported from committees remained
on the calendar.
The average number of days in session
for the past eight congresses was 331.
A total of 900 senate acts We're dis
posed of. while but 1910 reached the
house and on these the house commit
tees favorably reported S13. The totai
number of bills introduced in the house
during the last congress was II, 1889, ana
reports from committees We're made On
2.132.
The reports on bills from the commits
tee on military affairs, invalid pensions,
pensions and war claims, constituted
large portion of those reported, as fol-
lows:
Military affairs. 141: invalid PENSIONS
1881; pensions. 200; war claims, ia.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-03-13
Mr.. CORAM INTERVIEWED.
He Talks Of improvements at the Mon
tana Coal & Coke Co.

President J. "A. Coram of the Montana
Coal e. Coke company, returned early in
the week to Salt Lake from Horr, Mon
tana.
In an interview touching on Montana
AMI its mi-ing and smelling properties
Mr.. CNam sta led that the year has thus
far witnessed a material increase in the
OUTPUT Of ore at many of the important
prcpe ties. and that h re is every in1ica-
tion that new records Win be made dur
inr 1901.
r. e management OF the Boston & Mon
tara is increasing the capacity of it's
sme'tipg plant to the extent Of several
hundred tons par day while the work ON
the new Anaconda sme'ter is being push
ed to completion. The Montana Ore Pur-
chasing company is also preparing to
handle an increased output
In order that the requirements of the
various smelling plants may be met
satisfactorily, the management of the
Montana Coal & Coke company has been
engaged in carrying out improvements
that enable it to put forth a product In
every respect to that of the Connells-
vile ovens. These improvements have
been so far carried out that with the
next sixty days the company will be abe
to produce coke that will give to the fur
mace from five to eight per cent. more
service than is at present obtained by
any other variety.
The Montana Coal & Coke company
has been asked to furnish fuel to the
companies of three states in addition to
Montana, but the home demand has been
50 great that the management has not
been in a posi- ion to ship any material
beyond the borders Of the state.
The present output of the company is
10000 tons per month