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Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1902-06-02

Three million packages of Putnam Fade
less Dyes are put up every year. To do this
necessitates the handling of one hundred
thousand pounds OF dye stuff.
The packages are filed by dipping the dye
stuff up with q large wooden spoon and plac-
ing in an envelope. Five car loads of dye
stuff handled with a wooden spoonl This is
accomplished every year by the dozens of
young ladies employed by the Putnam Fade
less Dye Co., Unionville, Mo.
London requires 100000 COWS to supply it
with daily products
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1902-06-02

Australia wants to form an Aus.
tralasian navy as an auxiliary to the
British sea forces. A naval reserve
will first be established.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1902-06-02

Five yards in four years is the rate
at which the water pouring over the
falls of Niagara wears away the rock
beneath.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1902-06-02
Many school Children Arc src,,ry.

Mother Gray Sweet Powders for Children,
used by Mother Gray, a nurse in Children's
Home, New York, break up Colds in "a hours,
Troubles, Teething Disorders and Destroy
Worms. At all druggists, 25c. Sample mailed
Free. Address Allen 5. Olmsted. lie Roy, NY.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1902-06-02

The biggest average farm in the world is
in South Australia, where the average
sauatter holds $4,000 acres.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1902-06-02

In 1909 the Eiffel tower becomes the
property Of the city of Paris. and will
then be used for it's weather bureau
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1902-06-02

FITS permanently cured. No fits or nervous
ness after first days use of DR.. Kline's Great
NerveRestorer. s2trial bottle and treatisefree
DR.. Il. H. KLINE. Ltd. 931 Arch St.. Phila.. Pa.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1902-06-02

Ratio of mortality in Switzerland has
decreased onefourth in thirty years.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1902-06-02

Electric cab service in Paris has proved
very Improbable.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1902-06-02

Nome's population this winter is es-
timated at about three thousand,
which is 1900 less than last winter
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1902-06-02
Best Tor the Bowels.

Nomatter what ails you, headache to can
Ger, you will never get well until your bowels
are put right. CAsoARErs help nature, cure
you without grippe or pain, produce easy
natural movements, cost you just 10cents to
start getting your health back. CAsoARErs
Candy Cathartic the genuine, put up in metal
boxes, every tablet has @. c. C. stamped on
it. Beware OF limitations.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1902-06-02

Question.
They say tiny little stream
Helps make a mighty sea,
But do you think that Lincoln once
Was just boy like me?
know small black apple seed,
Can make a tall, straight tree,
But do you think "A Washington
Can be made out of me?
And If grow and grow and grow,
And do the best ] can,
DO you suppose I'll ever make
A celebrated man?
Brooklyn Eagle.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1902-06-02

PUTNAM FADELEss DYES are fast to sun
light, washing and rubbing. Sold by all
druggists.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1902-06-02

Sir Conrad Reeves, Of Barbados,
who was the first negro to receive a
knighthood, has just died, aged rs.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1902-06-02
Capsicum V7'aseli1le
Put up In COllapsible Tubes.

Substitute for and Superior to Mustard or any
other plaster. and will not blister the most delicate
skin. Tho pain allayins aud curative qua titles of
this ar lie wonderful. Itwill Stop the tiotha,h
at once, and relieve headache and sciatica.
We recommend It ms the best and safest external
counter-rritant known, also as an external remedy
for pains in the chest and stomach and all reuna ic.
neuragc and gouty implants.
trial Will prove what claim for it, and it will
be found to be invaluable in the household. Many
people say I is the best OF all yuur preparations"
Price, . cents ut all druggists, otlIer deal ns,
or by sen ling this amount to us il POSTAGE stamps
we will sanl You n tube by mail.
No article should be accepc by tho public unless
the carries our libel, as otherwise it is not
genuine.
CuEESESR0UGH MANUFACTURING co.,
II Site Street, New YORK City.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1902-06-02
Earliest Russian Millet.

VIII you De SlOrJ OF nay II so, plant
plenty of this prodigally prolific millet. to
s tons OF rich hay per acre. Price, so lbs,
s1.90; 100 lbs, $500; low freights. John A.
salzer Seed Co., La Crosse, Wis. A
The Christmas tree was first heard of in
England about LIZA
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1902-06-02

P. N. U. III, '02.
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PERMITS TOBt1oO ,O rows.
mn Rrpral,ns Clause In Tarir ,ct Passed
on Iinal ia, OF 4 onErrs,.

WAsHINdToN july Ia" paragraph u
the piug,rv IaTf a,'. which p.,,rLtrd
ti. pa,e..g # aDN CART ou.Tur, Do. IN
pa Naccs OF smoking t"ua,sn ct ,sar tee.
ma t--u repealed uN q .aW enacted yu tho
huaI day - Congress
IN. manner VA winch u APPEARED m the
conference report Oh the Diug,y act Wrh-
uut having bs-u nrutlouVl ~ oft H'r llu .-o
90 SruaI. bul has AWAY, ben iuga4I,a
~ a ptry" Of sharp leg i~latiun, a.! ~ pres
rnCr there has usN,r teen -Uii-li,foUIv
explained II was m the conference u,Iott.
however. when presented 10 the tNu houses
and shipped through unnu'lc,d
L. effect % became apparent, for u
prevented manufacturer q Lew brands
OF smoking tobacco OF cigarettes from
Introducing them To 'hc pubic bN giving
with the package a. an lnd~Ivru-ut to the
purchaser a photo. a card hearing cite ui "a
series oi flag, or a coupon a. certificate
cntitling The holder When ~, s'uiiug item
an stated numbers 90 rC,iN" Cuau pu'iu.-
um~. rsuc,Hg ~ s1m" CASES up to -Hlii gold
uug. uf Ndiuh'-
Ih- HuIs. attached tho hll a. IN amend
mont 'u n senate toll, amending ,hr I''r'La.
revenue laws 80 A. tu relieve UTuiUo,t~ q
v-ripu" tobao., from ia, payment e r''
manufacturers A. M cuUlrurN1v i-puft
Wa agi,"l 20 amt The at va. signed ,L
tic la.' daS 80 tlr -"ss.uu.
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rHE rRrss ~ rss WsR sssS.


NasHtSuros. July There - 20 H. q
a. 4 ct. be' s-.a tho nsv-rapsr pres
All 'h" military anil naval fufce- ~ INC
I ui'i states dufiDg tho prusr.-- ~ The
war game ~ H. payrd ~ tho army ah'i
"a" navy In August sni september "a M"
vr.n'y ~ 'hs Long l-land Sund ap'
p~r0ac'e- loo New NorN c'ty
u = SECRETARY Moosly. slea 20 giV" the
u~"wsrsP"t me- assigned 20 cover the gan"
al ~ fa,tlfIs- which they pus--sssd Ia
th' West lnui~- during ths VAR with SPAN
tie wants the reporters TO we every ca
d"avur To ascertain all they can about ~"
-v'0rt stu,rgc pians Of the opposing
MILITARY anil naval forces. just Ia 800 how
vll he oTngsr, engaged In the ma r ,Nr's
vii % aule 20 CtrvumNrut the prs "a THIS
~Cour-,tion
Mr. MOodv recognizes that III" pres -
an important factor In tim" of war ana
facilities tut letting the people know Ma
j. going a. the front must ~ granted u
All the army and navy ofhccr- Who Will
participate IA the game viii t- instructed
not To communicate to the press any vi
vsno" Information about the plans Tor
rtrategical m~oNcrlent-
just how will 'l"re Instructions VIII re
observed - what Mr. Moody wants 10 IND
oV' lf there are any I'M "rar' ''dks
the naval authorities II ,icv" that they may
" ALL 'u find ,C' enough about 'h' marief
~ which t." ucv. was obtained to proNldc
for -tuppIng such occurrences IN war times
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-07-09
ran or ,tSTRO SIEW> NJ IN.
,hanEr In Venezuelan to,rrnmrni ~.
prctcd soon.


N~AsHlN"I"N 'tIN 4'hl"i'"H' ''N'
concerning the I~ultlval situation lu N''r-
.l,,a was received at a., navy l'u..I-
r.,, to-day from ,,uu.I.or Tl,r.s {
-, -. I.,,4 S.. .,-
Clihail. WI" J. 'h' s'i'.I Ni"''N"' N"'a'
Officer ~ IA iNaN'1. "'''" ~" '-.s":
TDtcka. t.'rmai.er luiu " \.DA"s
4. .'a''u. ..l also.
-. I'D. ....
W." '''"' ~
uN"IN '" 't.at" i'' "' a'' l"I' ~ '0' con-
'cif- 90 '|. .'rIa'gA. . .- Understood ''I'
t,uuatc,r Mclean r.r,r'.. ''a' The
.y anil -r.H t...,.-
'.d' ''" 'INN D. ''.'' ' ."".'
~ hand ufu '." .'-At l''"''' li'rH'.
castro ard Doe .|IJ.r"r.- v.| Dee -''f.,i
lo.t.r,.Iv ,,,v .a.r
.. r
- "" '' '
h"! !" "''"fi'N''' '.r''' q '"' lbs
ont ''" country ana Lac nov t"l' '' TAO"
,,-.,r.. mimi. Of ll- t,..-- u. rt. Doe
, 49,.
''' =,
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anoOI >i,rru ~ RrIioro>.
Catholic ,harses against %rtiiTp,n~ Teach.
rr, to he Inv rstigated.

WASHIN1roN. Ju.v : -~"cr.tary Root
Ia ordered q rompl"', investigation ~
Nics-N,y V1sA' 90 Nh" charge tut' pro.
-lviag o., ...rg arr.',l on Nv -cNppi teach
"r- iu ~" rh.HTrru.-
Tho Roman td'nu'lr Church authorities
have maize -'H,ia complaint 20 rU" Pre-
dent that %, t,s,hug uf 'h- ,athui,r o..
ligi1n D, b., ug Iut'ffrr'ri Nth hv Protestant
iearh'r- ~ ''" r'IuIVI." l-larG., 1rD i' -
Sarip'ary 81 War IA .rtcImlu'd 20 stop
any such prI,r.,r>. & va"
The" oIa' G", at" regarded seriously
Nv S.crrtarv Rot, and Il 'ul" Will T eat ~
the immediate dismissal - 'l. gt4i'y
j.arher-. Nhi,c 'h- Government l. OF
po-si to the r"iruti ~ ~ tho iuar~ 10 ~,
Philippines y = rot 'hr Intention 30 'hr
Official 90 have th' -'huol TEACHERS inter-
fere with th" religious t-a.hing- ut the
Catholic Church.
That their ~ Y h" 10 delay ia beginning
the Investigation Secretary Roo, has csile-
To Gov Wright NE -uhs anCe Of IA, charges.
and the written - ION sent the President
on the subi.C' VA. be.n forwarded by mail.
The ofet of 'hs-r charges upon he
negotiations ~ Rome has no' lscn noticed
a. vet. although " t. believed hat 10
Vatican has i--.n lrfurrci hv N" thur h
authorize iu Manila 'Na' 'hr withdrawal
20 the frlar- would 90 detrimental 'o tic
Church ''r-f unless ufN"r t1'hulic
TEACHER tr. -IVTl'H'
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CHtMBER or COMMERCE WORN.
Man, Things were sub J~cts NJ the tham.
ber's AcIitit, In the Last lear.

The fortv.fourth annua report 81 the
New York Chamber ~ Commerce for the
nscal wear Just ended has been made pubic
u contains a resume 20 the wears work ~
the Chamber and IT, commp'.-'- on public
questions. such a. commercial conversions
- ,ula. thiu"-' exclusion, IA" gold hisis
state and municipal taNaticn. th" Erie
taual. harhor protection. closer relations
b,'Vr~n New Nurk and Texas. the pro-
pl~sd commercial department and the
tJnu~Iacihc c1tl". Their" Nvr" rrSvpttpns
90 honor Z Amtas~aior Choatc and thram
= W'Vu VI Alfr~i Nu~'lv. Who btuugh'
%i-'t-t- - introduction from the London
Chants 80 tumn'ror. visited the Jnami-r
amt IaN,d ihv waN ipr a., rvyptiou &c 'he
drl"gstinr FROM The London Chamber hv
the \~e Nutk Chamber which j. go come
neat fall lh.p arr a ~ mh,T 81 rrIoitr
on the stat" 20 trade IN .tap'~s - export,
and imIsr', and On financial matters In
this cnuu'rN
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-07-09
\rU ,HtRGI tGtINST tLDR0\,
The Latest uaid Results In Holding ID.
ward ~ a DIsortirriy House keeper

The Walirpn Bros danor hal on w~s.
lI0i h street In Little Cuney Island va,
varied again on Monday night Edward
W,.irna ct 10 Wr~l IrJi street. un" 81 the
prlpurfpr- and Tour Wstrr- Wrre arrested
M.lirsu va Cuarg - with hccpIuk a ds-
oui.rl, house the waters With N~iulatii y
me rlri-r avs The prisoners we're ar
raRuri prt"r' Magistrate tiammrr Vr--
icriay "a 'h" Ne Nltr polic' court ~
'Erir r,syl->i De, hearing vas put over iH
next week lu--iaN III" station huu-"
bail n sSI "a continued iu each case
The NaIir,r, haN. i"rn arr,.s'-d TgDrr
Than twenty tmr- IA 'N, past Two year,
hI' this o.. The first iiu' ma, either uf tLrtu
has b,rn charged Nth running a di>ord-rly
h,tsr
Morris Lrp-chttz II 1897 Madison avenue.
who runs a dance hall a. the southwest
corner IL Roadway and iloih street. Was
ais, arrested "h Monday night, charged
with keeping a d~ispricrly house L@p-ch'g
was arraign"d yesterday With the Waldruu-
and his case ~a> Adjourned for a week
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WIRELESS TESTS HERE.
To TIE Made b, Apparatus OF German and
French systems.

wAsHINGroN. july : Lieut. Hudgins,
the naval officer who was sent 10 Europe
20 buy wireless telegraph apparatus to
l." used In a test between Washington and
Annapolis to determine whth system
viii l.. 4 the greatest value IN signalling at
sea. cah.,d =" the Navy Department to-
dav that lie would sail from Germany on
Jllv II. fur New York. and bring with him
he APPARATUS of two German and Two
French svs,cins These will IT, tested IN
~c.uu+ti'ipn with ~. Maroon system
Rear AiuIral Bradford who will have
charge uf he rcsi-, has d.vldcd that there
shall a.~p l- experiments at New York and
Nln Fran,i-co
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N,,,L orrnrRs o, sHoRt
100, ~ -s~r~,sf, ~ss-i, . 'ireaiar is't~'
81 ~tugairt.

N~asufSuuuS luIy = 1hH IHl'futhI'n
which SECRETARY Npady stl g. from naval
oas-r- q .bpr. duty u -p'' o. hs
circular Iettrf q ulf.Ifv Concerning W"
r.t-lp- f,r kr-ping them as o." "f."
on many ,t~anci., rNt-t Hu ships e. 80 VII
=. 49,. o. tongry-- tu lE,~uf"r ~ eu'lt"
~ o. determine vN'th'r b. Ir U',ts-.lN ''
tucrrA-. 'ur commissioned p~"r-uu''I ~ '""
navy
Nhu. Mr. Mpuls b.licvr- that a Sr~a'
many naval oric-t- uuN CA shore iH'N
should g. w "a, he ha~ rpmo - ~" ''h-
,'ISlnu that an incr.is~ % ~" numt'r 'I
uhcvrs on Shipooiri means a cnrr ~t"Hd-
.ns incrras, Va IA. nun, IT 20 ohc'r, "n
.harr. a. the grrt',r sisc - "a" h~' N
commission the greater must u" We "''N
u "A naval and military character O. b pr
inrm~d a. the NAVY Department ".d a. we
navy vafd- and -h'r' stations ?" N'"p we
f,yt IN a sat" e rihc."ncv
L. ht- circular letter MIR MOODY requests
that tho AI-v-r~ g. the quest'onS b" as
al-,u, .hore details .ha.! b." sent to th' \a>v
Department hv luly Is Ia" No-a'.t "l
Irsratch o. lus ~ printed .u-i.N l"..-
iu.s OF the ~,.cr, tarN = Inquire "'.'-''''I
, great deal e attention tu na,1. ,J'."-
an! ru account ul the interest displayed a
copy Il the circular. IN the form 81 Which
Il was sent 20 the oAi,is Of naval br,lus,
l. herewith given
am ADVISED that the Increase OF ships
sId enlisted men Of ~" biNN results :. .
demand for % crr- Ior ~" a','N' H"N"- -"
hoard ship the traiiI.g 81 ruIt-t"i " v,
-'Ofs and other shore duties "i a h''l ahH
rI.f4rk L4tgi" 70 ''l- rec Nv ~ .
me { drs,rr. a fcdurt,'u OF TIE )'u.ud'' ~
H-| ...- 10. THH % N- n .NA|H 'H N
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-07-09
TYPHOID AZ 'HI'kiuit "a,
se, rrsi Eases Reported MAJ, he Trace
able to Eplhrmlc of tsos.

asaIu mad, IT, al I,IIGlrc at Camp IN"Ha-,
thi,kamauTa Para Georgia. the fret
time since the epidemic among tho soldlers
during the spanish A".cfican VA
Ne ,ruui- row stationed 1t Camp
1lnu.. .r, tho Seventh cavalry and the
Tlrd B,t.rv 4 D ,d Artillery Sever!
cases ~ iythoIt f-,"r hav" apt cared and
49," Medical Department e The army has
lf. 1 al ir'-.iig''inu lev Major icarf'
..r Keen. q c,Du, and C"utIao' 81.
GET Jar o. CARROLL Il j. trtcrdrt thai
'h- .al,- - -ha.. study ~" situation with
a lev e. determining whether the ii.ea-e
-s.lj- iudir','lv 'r'u 'h" epidemic -
lS0s
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) 1RID PtRk BE\tH iOu hrs.
IialdchcrE IIid In thr uu,hrs, Then Rnshsd
out on Nj oars.

4 man VITO described himself a. Max
H~sit,tafg. "a driver oi - last seventy
fr.' street. wac arrairu"d Yesterday l-'f't"
Mag -r~0,' Hogan o. no" l'rk,i.l" police
,.ru' % arg"l vrh ,r'attug o. dis'urhanr"
20 Central Park - o. iu,ght VA Monday ~
''yrrE fo irigt."n couples MI Ncr" suitns
on tie Patk l,u,!"-
\ Policeman saIi that Haldeuerg had
JIpNlcI around among the bushes back
90 the ts.u,h"- aui a. interval rusird "ut
uu dl, fp.T~ One Young woman. NE ssii,
icafIv u u INTO A-'.lI.r a. q result II
thr man . antic- Magistrate N. gan nn'd
the man $40
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-07-09
On Hot DAYS

Just the same IS on cold dalS
or any other days (cX>cpt
Sundays THE ENENl>G Sun
IS the tavorlte evening news
paper to take home. This
is one OF the laws when III:
womsn have L page 10 them
selves (Which is not saying that
the men 10 not study il. THG
k\lCkEPBOCklR GlRL h.,
some midsummer IDEAS, which
are carefully elucliltei and
illustrated. The Paris COTS
sponient tells what they are
dong and wearing in ana lbou;
tn french capital. There ar
Tories OF TIE HOUSEHOLD,
NEW THINGS n The SHOPS
and other matter Of Spt>ill in
tere>t 10 W0mtn.
For those who ale away
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-07-09
D'EI tT TUO FtfIN.
Two Re, divers tmptied. ono Wan Hurt .
Little. the other ntouched.

tWiCNGo. July Standing scarcely M"
feet Athrt IA a t,,yC.' repair shop ~ Jack
-.u Boulcvard ami iinvur a,"ul" to-day .
ur l. l. ~>h,rrarI jr All William \
d. g,r- held rcvu!yCrs A. arm. l"rs'h ard
,'itlcd 'I"m ~ ca,a .'hcr hen tie
,t.,. ,I1rd Rogers s,agf,s"d from ~" place
with 'rr.r uul..,- tu h.~ body H. aLtag-
.fI-' .-'aT.d uHhuT'
n. drrl followed an attack on John
Warren the invalid proprietor e he shop.
IS, Euc.T-. VITO .av- To- Na- f'~u'luR an
li-u' 'u h,- wife ir Sheppard Nho Wa-
iu - place. iu'sf'.r.d. and ~" pistol
'l''s ~folpwsi A. Rogers wounds ar"
~ -,riYu, ~ - unlikely that any pr"s".
.rfI.u v.|l f.l'pv
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CANAL PROGRESS BEING MADE
rHg TkEtff uirH rof0sbfa
Wy M signed rms VEIN
t,tsru~,-Cs.ee.i knex vii Ascertain
In paS,. wnat ssar.- To Pursue 70
,~t . ttesr u,i., Whether 10 60 10
legislative chambers er n courts.

legislative chambers 90 the tearts.
w,sEISor,S. July - such Satisfactory
pr, gives has h.en nnis "a the arrangement
d tr.atv with the t.ovefnri~nt ~ Colcmbn
foT a rish' - say along the route at the
PROPOSED Panama canal that u y CONN
IDENTIFY expected nv or,ials ~ the STATE
Department that the treaty will soon he
signed Formal negotiations haN" tot
o""n begun. but each q the Govern.
m.nts youc-rnod IL So we'll acquainted
with the views q the other on all points
that th'rr will h- lit!r. { an,, Necessity
fr prolonged discussions when n"s"tm'
tiuus are hcg' n
TN th' sgif - T. woUl appear that Their"
l. no occasion Or The expedition when
has marked N" exchanges preliminary TO
The plf'''ion q a treaty. hut there i a
very urgent reason ~ the opinion q each
Government Why hire should h no
lay
The C,l nbiin Government has q stub
horn in.urr-ctiun on ~ hands. and while
N" revolutionary party has not made
progress lately. the authorities here have
had sufficien, experience with Latin Amer-
oan upHsings 20 know that the unexpected
f%reouen'ly happens 1, IL regarded as
prefers i.. therefore. to push the treaty To
aconclusinn while the present governmental
authority exists at Bosota than 10 take
the chance 81 a change In administration
which would certainly cause great delay
and perhaI~ develop embarrassment that
u would b. well to avoid. II the treaty u
signed by he existing Government Il
Colombia the successor 90 that Government
mIrt stand Ivy II ar reckon With the United
States
Prom officials familiar with the
~ ,b, -,,ch,,,,. the idca n.
- -. -- =.
ohta'ned nat no s~rlou- him'ui'ieH nav"
arisen Their" VIII h- som" chang - saih
10 ~ rIlghi, from III" terms OF me en-
gsgrment or protocol recently rshei
here. nv winch 'ol"nlhia asr-'I Y" max"
a treaty. covering. CERTAIN ~-i~Cihtu i"i'r
IN considera'ioh 81 promises made by 'h'
Cnit.Si states.
lsn-rHlly speaking. however, the treaty
will follow tho ltn"s ~ the engagement,
copies ~ which w"re submitted TO 'ohgiess
Will" Ia" l-thintsn anal question War
under CONSIDERATION presumably: ther"-
fore, Congress IN ~"lt'1ung N" Panama
route, ass"hl'r 'n The 'err1r upon wW'n
Colombia Vas wiling 'o oed" a night ~
way and "'hrr prlHiI"g-s v" ms ''oN'n'-
m-'' III. treaty vii nov reiu!Tc INC
sanction ~ IN" hou-@ except IN me srIf"-
pfiation ~ va" when '"l"h'hs
II - e. Tor we rahai 'nh'-~-l"h
Se'f"'arN NAY WINE Tar from "eH'
VIII remain III washington hh'il nv ,I'aN
has isrn signed Nj nav - r,Il''n'
a. 10 the tate ~ 1T" d'iartlr" from Wash
uIston. hu' " l. not HuliAelN 'hst u" VII
g. away ifvn '"Nu ''ls week ne touE'
irai' ot INC I"tm'l 'frh'F : t+ihg ui"Nh
AZ No NlN'' ''IH''n'vh' aii WI ii''s"N
t' suhnl,oi ''-n"T'n" v" ne '"I"nlh'sn
Mlhi-t"i N,n'f enema "h" = :" VIZ
aNar" ~ 10" Views ~ ms ''''thhHr''
.NAl u VIII HFidiHN 7" IlhN'ff ~NN'N Nv
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rlA. =. Defeats wal,hour In On-Hour Race

BosrnN. July Harry likes rode 90 mile.
zoo wards "a h, our-lout race With Bobby
NAlthour at Charlie hNcf lara tonight
MaIhour retired from the rae after riding
80 miles lit- Vt.-l went ~toUC "a a." sew
.rtrcnth mile and agaln ~ a." tW"Utv-tr~t
mile pn IA. last IN of the tiiuteth mile
a.. tire or the rear wheel 81 lis motor fandcN
We Iuuttufsd Naitlour Wa only -iNtN
Ntri~ ~,hiud Whru I- tfst l~''ld"u' occurred
uul VA gtNtfs llkr~ % hard rI'' flk"-
lad go chang. b. Vh''l twice
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VT. LOiN ram AGENT iBROtD.
VIZ. Cridicr t.o-- In Europe to Encourage
the Iorv arding ~ Exhibits.

NAsmNuroS. July = Thomas " Grid
Ter. lately Ihut Assistant Secretary Of
Sta'e. left Washington to-day for New
Nofk. whence he will SAL to-rnorrpw for
Euroia. Wh-f- he J. represent IA" Ioul-
-.aua Purchase Exposition a. ~ Special
Commissioner
lie viii .,-'k to facilitate and encourage
"a" participation of European ti,yeruu'f.ts,
uauufactr.r -r-. fho~r 80 gagged VA ar's and
-si-rCss. - 10 >cud exhibits 20 ~ lyouiS
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,ONSTRI fTOR cars THOSE\
To ~uprr,isr Construction 81 warshlp In
UrooklNn >a,N YARD.

WAsHiNGrpN JJ,y Na,ai 'onstruc'or
Wash g' n lee Cars - - az" thc i'm
tai'aut luIV = sUIsr,.~ ng '' "uu-'r.,-
,Iou 4 the lG.os0-iou La,' .,sh,p 70 - bust
ny tie q. y"rum"u' a. 90" Br'oSlyn navy
yard
y Capr~ p he pr"~"u' head ~ 'h" @ n
rlr't,r q ySrtm'u' = BROOKLYN he
uttered tho naval ACad"WE 90 4 'ii"' 90
1851 al! Wa gtai.a'-t a. me & 'r" nor
men H. his 20 A. W. i.a NrFI'I.r
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WGsHtNoroN. July : The hattl"slip
1adiana vfar.lc ship ~ mi .shiprcrl
has s.ileI from New plrt Tor Nyw London.
,hr desr,'rl n.r Dolphin. Wit. A-...
ant Secretary puliNs rp hpari irpm
rrrn"hntr'- Rty Ne 'nr p .u'ou'h.
Y ~ ,1r 'r.i. .ng snip Alrr' fr'" Mon
i.usv fpf -" l'sGH f'' Uug.'nr I4I'tH.
from \,e NeI'.ri fHr New lsnIut, i
the g1luhrl'~ Dlgc -icr Alvar,dn and
Si0dNv-' a.l 'rr f.ffsetu boats Gvyr