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New-York tribune., 1902-05-24
PETITION FROM CLEMENCIA LOPEZ
PLEADS FOR HER THREE BROTHERS. But
THE PRESIDENT DECLINES TO RE-
LEASE THEM.

Washington May Z.-The Senate Committee on
the Philippines to-day made public petition pre-
sented by CIemencia Lopez. sister of SixtO Lopez.
TO the President for the release of three OF her
brothers of the province of Batangas. who have
been taken into custody by General Bell and sent
10 the island of Talim. where, she says they are
undergoing great hardships. Miss Lopez is in Bos-
ton and her petition is dated there March Is last
The text of the petition several printed
pages but the facts and the plea made by Miss
Lopez are summarized in the following:
Three of my brothers-LOTenzO, Cipriano and
Manuel IOpeZ-are prisoners In the island of Taltm,
all the property Of my family has been seized and
almost destitute. Against two or my broth
ers there is definite charge, nor have any OF
them been allowed even court martial My other
brother, CipriaHO Is accused, without evidence.
having concealed fifty guns when he surrendered
with his troops in March, 1901 Moreover, four Of
the superintendents of estates have been ar
them give up these supposed guns My family has
always been friendly with the American officials,
my oldest brother Mariana having rendered them
our town of RalayaE is the only permanently pacl-
fled town in the province of BatanGas The author
ites in the Philippines have refused 10 hear US.
and therefore because of such great injustice
have come directly To yOu Mr.. President, 10 beg or
you to give us justice.
The Presidents position in the matter is made
known through the following note from Secretary
Cortelyou to Mrs. Mabel Bayard Warren. of BOs-
ton. under date of April %:
The President has received your note of the 22d
inst and requests me to say in reply that he mas
gone carefully over Eith the War Depart
been in correspondence with the authorities
at Manila and in consultation with Governor TAFT
here and that ne does think anything prop
erlv be done He will see Secretary Root on his
return from Cuba, bat there appears to be a con-
sensus of opinion that no injustice was done.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-24
YOUNG PEOPLES WORK DISCUSSED.

The Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church was well
filed last evening when meeting In the interest
of young peoples work in connection with the Cen
eral Assembly was held there The Rev. DR.. J. Ross
Stevenson. pastor of the church. presided and made
address Other speakers were the Rev. Graham
Lee. a missionary, of Corea; the Rev. NJ Egbert
Koonce, a missionary Of Alaska, and John Willis
Baer general secretary of the United Christian
Endeavor Society. quartet sang appropriate
New-York tribune., 1902-05-24
RECEPTION AT UNION SEMINARY.

The directors and faculty OF Union Theological
Seminary gave a reception last night for the visit
ing alumni. which attended by about l25 OF
the alumni and other invited guests. The affair.
which given I'm the library. Park-ave. and
Seventieth-st informal and consisted OF short
speeches OF welcome by DR. Francis Brown, acting
president, John Crosby Brown and others. and
sponses by several of the alumni Afterward
light supper served I'm the social room.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-24
REPORTED PLAN or GENERAL ELECTRIC
COMPANY

II Is understood on good authority that the Cen
eral Electric Company is planning to purchase the
Sprague Electric Company If it can get al least 75
per cent of the stock. and will make payment in it's
own 3Ia per cent bonds. The Sprague Electric Com
pany which is reorganization of the Interior Con-
duit and Installation Company, has SO 900 stock
and 81. 10000 bonds. The plants are al Bloomfield
Y / and in this city.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-24
IEsSLER VS.. BELMONT.

Congressman Montague LessIer, who re-
sides on staten Island. defeated Perry Hell
mont for election tn Congress. and has just
been appointed to important place
the Committee en- Naval Affairs which
desired by PerrS's brother. q. III. Il. Belmont
sketch of the yOunE Congressman's career,
with half tone portraits of hims elf and wife,
In to -mOrrOw's TRIBUNE.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-24
SAILORS SNUG HARMON.

This delightful refuge for old sniIors
Staten Island celebrates Its centennial annI-
versary on Way ~ Some attractive views,
with history of the institution. In to-mor-
rows TRIBUNE.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-24

has come for some action by the Church to
battle with the law"
The assembly voted to estab blish new pres
bytery to be known as the Presbytery of Porto
Rico. This action was taken at the request OF
several churches in Iowa which had maintained
missionaries in Porto Rico. The new presbytery
will be attached to the Synod of Iowa.
a resolution adopted providing for the
appointment of a special committee to report
TO the assembly in 1903 to plans for encour-
aging young peoples societies in the Church.
1t was warmly supported by John Willis Baer,
general secretary of the United Christian En-
deavor Society. who was invited to speak.
The special committee on the Twentieth Cen
fury Fund reported that there had been en-
couraging increase in giving since the COM
mttee was appointed to stimulate giving, that
subscriptions had not been asked for any par
ticuar fund, but the committee had worked TO
secure larger contributions to various funds of
the Church. Dr. Roberts, the stated clerk. said
that In two years the sums reported in
creased contributions on account of the Twen-
teth Century Fund amounted to SI.612,S01 81.
and that one thousand churches had paid off
mortgages and We're free from debt.
For the committee theological seminaries
the Rev DR.. James F. Riggs presented a report
calling attention to the falling off in the num-
Der of theological students and recommending
missioners significant. This action was in the
passage of the following resolution:
That In view of the restless spirit of the times
IN which we live. and the dangerous influences ex-
srted by some revolutionary theories, we do af-
fectionately eNhort the governing boards of all
seminarieS to exercise the utmost caution in the
election of professors. And in view of the
saults recently made that which regard
the vital truth to the nature and inspiration of
saults on the integrity and authority of the Old
Testament do reaftirm the historic faith of the
Church in the OraCles OF God the veracous
ord of His dealings with men from the beginning
or human history. 1t Is unshaken belief that
these sacred books were written by holy men OF
old. who spake as they moved by the Holy
Spirit. and that this fact has the solemn witness
OF the Apostles and of the Lord Jesus Christ Him
self.
After the close of the session there consid-
erable quiet talk among the commissioners as to
the place for the meeting of the General AS
semby next year. Many appeared 10 be In favor
OF celecting Los Angeles. Cal. in view OF the
pressing invitation extended by the Presbytery
of Los Angeles last year and again this year.
The decision Is expected TO be made this morn
ing.
a telegram of CongratulatiOn was received by
the General Assembly yesterday from the Bap-
tist Anniversary Convention In session in St
Paul.
DIR. CHAPMAN'S SUNDAY SERMONS.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-24
TO BUILD ALASKAN RAILROAD.
JOHN W GATES SAID TO BE INTERESTED IN COM
PANY INCORPORATED AT TRENTON

Trenton y. j.. May 23-The Valdez Copper River
and Yukon Railway Company. capital s. 10000 was
Incorporated here to-day. The company is author
lied 10 build a railroad in Alaska.
1t is understood that the purpose of the COM
pany is to develop the mining Industries of Alaska
by building a railroad from Valdez on the Gulf
of Alaska 10 Eagle City. the Yukon River and
from the Yukon River to Behring Strait Ii Is also
understood that John w Gates is behind the move
New-York tribune., 1902-05-24
BEvERIDGE ANSWERS DUBOIS.

Mr.. Beveridge declared that the whole ar
gument of the Idaho Senator had been made
for the purpose of frightening the American
people with the dragon of China Mr.. Dubois
had maintained that when China had adopted
modern methods in the development of its re-
sources it would supply not only its own needs,
but those of the world. If that true. Mr..
Beveridge held IN m it would be true that the
United States ought not to encourage the de-
veIopment of any country. He urged that that
was not true
Germany. for instance, had developed enOr-
mousIy. both industrally and commercially
yet steadily the exports of the United States
to Germany had increased Our exports had
increased most rapidly TO those countries in
which internal development was increasing as
thereby the people of those countries were the
better able to purchase from the United States
Japan had recently had a wonderful develop
ment, and along with that development our
exports had increased from about S3,OO0OOO
year to more than $29OO0000 IA year This
would be true of China. The exports to China
from outside countries amounted to about
$3.50 O.O,DOO0 a year. and he believed that il
would be possible for the United States easily
TO one-half of the trade. The Philip
pines he maintained were a door to the Chi
nese trade.
VALUE OF COLONIAL TRADE.
Mr.. Beverdge said that Great Britain sold
to her dependencies each year products
amounting to $500. 100000. and he felt that that
sort OF trade worth striving for.
Mr.. Carmack pointed out that Great Brtain's
trade had been declining. while that of the
United States had constantly been increasing.
Admitting that fact Mr.. Beveridge said the
reason for it was that Great Britain. having
long enjoyed monopoly OF the export trade
to her dependencies had grown careless and
other nations-the United States and Germany
more active and energetic and enterprising
trade.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-24
DIR. CHAPMAN's SUNDAY SERMONS.

At the Fourth Presbyterian Church No 637
West End-ave.. tomorrow night the Rev. Dr. J.
Wilbur Chapman will preach on the subject 'Wi the
New Greed Work in Evangestic Meetings. The
Rev. DIR. Coyle, of Denver, Col. will speak The
Outlook for the Church" Dr. Chapman will also
preach in the morning the subject The Precious
Blood Christ
New-York tribune., 1902-05-24

FOR SALE EVERYWHERE. PRICE IS CENTS
Decorah-posten., 1902-02-18
at at sisre Rem fuInitrnpiae. On iseil.

isgt at sjsrc nem filntrnbiee. On Sell
~itapelIe | CT euer auoet Haru a al rens
te. Spab DC inoleoenne EcnRrtninser
angaor, iaa tunes InmeIoeren, DC or alt
for f~prtfnttef. On liot mere fulnitrnnig
Sreriigt ooer SorboIoene for bpert Steo
| niloe babe pGret pelfcmmeiI. Neaet
tupaalioeliac CT ofte Sorintterers Hnsi=
peIier meb Scninn til DC 0nsber | Norge.
~bporira SC fieIre sloromGnb pan ct Steo
hammer. Wan tase, for GrempeI. llt,ca.
IBIS. Soer Iopneliiten ifaar bet fell
aetis at mango at Horom9nnene CT ira
Sois. Bergen, Sronbhiem 90 5elseIann."
Sc Norite / Utica CT for bet melte fra
Selemarten. nieu life iaa faa ira Stunt
meSal, 6Iefteiiorb % Sosu. Get or De
aIIerfurreite. iom or TONNE ira Iois,
BERGEN pg S~ronobicm - noale iaa ga
miller. af DC SO Norite. iom opu9ps
nes, CT oaina rs ira Selemarten. Saas
| hanue Seilagtigbcoer finoes pan Here
Steoer i oeune Gel at Sogeu. men taget
/ bet belle er Bit geretniugerne nogei;7
Iunhe pdaIibclige. Set innes Dog. ct
8psben biiroe bane nRret tilfeiet ciIer
Ebert Napn. Sette piloe life haoe ,ilcS
fert lpGrt meyer ertra Irbeioe oe Dilpe
bare gtoet Tngiuelierne her Ell Ipeciel
SGroi, no9et iom 6orfattersns ubeiten,tc
Seretning life beiiooer. Sort, ieIp tiers
Der beblt til Sorboloene / Sc nornoc,;s
lige Stater. Set cr ga oaiad Der ct
So8en er melt paalibeli8 og fulbltrnois.
Zlten InneS ban at tienbc lioet I'll OF
bar oerfor maattet itette Jig uoeln.teroe
paa line Norreipouoenter. Gapnei ten
for grootInu iier or longt ira tilfrch3s
itilieube. 0tan fuuoe BOG have .;ieI III at
fprlauae. at ibetminoite f~remrdlenpe
NorIte ifulbe n9oues anmeloeren tGns
fer Der 'peciclt pnu 3auite Iom Gpurao
6iulmnr Rorobn, &roiesior / engelit SiH
teratlrr / College Of the Gin Of Mem
9orf, Nagnus s, Shlseng, 4rofesior /
Netanical engineering / grootlpu Yolns
tednidl SnItitute. Or. Hprtbrop, Yrofe5s
ior / mere Sprog, % Sobn 6. Slion,
Yrofesior i Semi iammcItebs, oe Or.
So6n gic5luno i 0reenpilIe, Sem,
&rofesior Watbematif / Sbiel College.
Saapanne S~orismnlelier Tan life let
unoifbIocs / Ell Sog, iom aier Sororina
paa llofsrligbeb. 6orfottercns Cperiigt
oper ben nprits nmerttanife 9oaapl (Sis
Der 590-597) itlilbe bare pnret mere
fuIoitGnoig. Sc mere nIminoellg flerbte
| Sfrifter og %ianoanne. ioir bar pGret
aocrtereoe eIlcr anme!ote / norite AorIer,
o%pnGoneS, men andre, Der life b~ebanoler
i9rlige uprite @muer cher CT al mere
tetntIt 8orafter, er ofte ubeldote. Sits
lerre poa iiere Iaaoanue @erfer, itrepue
al Norits Imerifanere. fiubes / aatalps
ger al for Grempel MacNeiIlan, 9. 8.
| Death. Scribners oq andre. SntereSiant
piloe oet ogiad babe upret, ON Der babe
nrret tilfeiet en- Cite oper Seger oa MI
hamburger ~alsnnenbe norite Gunner,
Ifrepne al glmerifauere al itfeenorif Ser
tomit. Scr CT ilere 4nerttnnere, loIn
bar noet pG%rbiiuIbe 9iorag til nprbiite
| Stiloier / Amerifa bnabe pda oct iproez
Iiae % bct literrre Sulraabc. Sitlerne
paa inabaune Striiter flrbc Ia ilulbet
Ell meget poSieuoe Elaos / en- 300 iom
Norfotteren3. &i fillber 6ellcr life no
~3cuionlbclit @crctuiuQ nm &c Sbcic3 cler
Decorah-posten., 1902-02-18

4orae I Amerifa, i~inarbeibet al Ndrs
tin llIpeitoo. 624 Cher. giorge /
Nlmeriia Eubliibins 60, @iuneapos
lis, Ieinn. 1901.
Sorat gipe ct besre Snrtrpt at 8oaens
Rlnn % Gmfang tilfeieS Der Den fulos
it9noige Titel, ben er: GpIpsninser
ON be norife Nmeritdnere. - oeres No@
eiteber, geiiiGftiscIie, iterre 5orctasens
Der. firteliec 8irfiombch, llspitliua aus
tai. SnoflpoeIie. 6ebebnsner Il Norge !,
% bier enfelt Stats. Gpuntrs % gps
geographic geliegeubeS, Sterrelie, Me-
rine5tiIoer meo mere. Set bar life mo-
get let arbeioe Sorfntteren paaIagoe lts
Der. Set fororer ualminbelig Saalnioe
biebeo og llSboloenbep at 1amle Mate
rtale paa en- ina nibtitraft Stala, ieio ON
Sprboloene er e~nnitiee % Saita let til<
gieneelige. Set feleer al ing ielp. at Ell
~iaobart S~oretaeenSe bar %iorbnnoet meo
be lferite Granddaughter. W9an Tan
tnapt banne fig en- Wenins ont. boilfet
iihrre @rbetbc Def bar pGret at larnle og
orbne tniinbbis at Napne (noscf ODER
$4,000 n9nnes i 8osen) og tuiiuopis az
Sufeltlener paa oenne Wtaaoe. % oa
benne Samling % Srbnina er blet noz
fert pan ncsle fao aar (32), iaa or bet
life at pente. at Sogen itiiloe bare fetls
mi os ON noeen ~ubierliee Splpsnius
ger" anaaaenbe BET norIfe Solf / Imeris
ia. Tom bar pRret Sorfatterens Sp9ape,
(ie Sprorb SIDE -, fan Der life bore
Gale. Storlte Selen al gpeen or baIeret
paa 3orreiponoentcrs Seretnineer %
Sori. bar / sc allerirrreIte 2ilfploe hant
2eiligbep til at %forpisie iig on bisies
aorreftbeo eler SuloitGnoiebeo, Sell al
forfieIIige Slaa5 bar iaa let for al lnige
iig inb / ct grrf Tom bette. Sblonbr
iaaoau en- MRngbe &orreiponncntcr
(270o). Der life oirefte er interesIeret,
fan Der npre Dem, iom life er ncia9tige
NOT /, bpab be berctter. It bette ogiaa
Der bar neret SilfGloet, piier Jig mart
for ben, iom bar &icuo'fab til NprbmRn@
bene os beres Sorbolbe paa Here Steoer
/ 2anbet. Sc fsrIte $40 Sioer inoebols
Der Ell alfabetiit oronet elite pper De
gner os YoItaabnerier, bnor NorIfe er
boidtte meb en- elite al De paa bpert Steo
boenbe Nprife. 9erneit bebauoles
NGrinespeie (pr. Gountb), Siber $50
$50, ben norif ameritnnlfe 8oeabl,
Siber 590-597. glaoe og Siosifrifter
598-602. 29reanltalter 603-607,
Observation-Disclosures 607-609,
REORGANIZATION pr. Stat 609-61S.
Sammenbras al alt, gosen inbeboIoer
61--624, iamler tirfelie Statiitif 622,
Soreninger 1913, observation-disclosures
(arbeioe, NeIigion, RoIitit 624. Sen
itsrlte Sci at gpeen er iom pi ier / Sorm
at en- aoresietnleroer oper N~orbmurro
/ Imerifa, 1lnosr hper Sps giapu font
mcr Ell inblepenbe geifripelie oper Stez
bets geoerafilfe Selis9enbeo, Snobp9
gerantdI, bpormnuee norife atrfer o9
Renigbeber Der er, o9 De Sngber i Nors
ee. bpor be flelte af Steoets norife Be
fol.ning er fra. Saa fsl9er en- aIfabe=
riff 2iite oper berboenbe Norbm9uo.
0isie 9anneliiter CT for bet meltc sdrife
paaltoelioe. Sorfdttereu bar life Tor
Decorah-posten., 1902-02-18

iomlet ~SoIiemRnspe ng DC, ION or AT
MORT Scrfomit. HnfdI nf ilorifc GrCjter,
Rcnishecer og airtcr | huer 5tot. big
tislie GGrinaspeic blaahf 81 Noritc meo
mere. &c nj Siater. huor Ioromrus
oeue CT taIriait nten oeres aptaI for
bpcr Sfnt Ell Tom ielaer: /. Riincintn
900. 1000; 1iseouiin 256.0o0; Illinois
$4,000; Roro 0dtpta 10000, Soma
100. 1000; spn Gatoia 10000; @aibs
iugton $4,000; Hetp Yorf $4,000; giits
iadn 10000. Iiuneipta bar 100 rorite
I~snigbeser % 295 Yrrlter; 8iScpniin
bar 429 Rcnisheeer os les Srrirer.
Smenbltiprtt DC norbpe'titqe 1tater CT
net egentIiae "Norac / gmertto - nents
lis Rinneiota, 8isconiin. Oct norMiee
Soma % Suiuois, Oct noroocitliae 9ttdis
gan. Oct itligc 9pro % Sho 2atota on
BET nornsitliee 3chraIfa iad rnses
Der Dog norife Settlemenier ooer belle
Sauoet. ) Qlten bar Dc neoiat iia /
Sroo.lpn 9n oa i Oct eltli0c Rd3iad,us
letts, % Der iierne Better bcIlt / bet
peitliqe 3aihingtou % norNrcitIiae Orc
9ou, norore Utah % | Sou Srancisco.
! Spopciten / Mem Rerito. SeraS, OF
lahomn. Sunian Serritorp allisiouri %
Aaniu3 teller De finn IA. $50, for Get
melte anniaS % 5eraS. het eeeuts
liGc Spocu er Der aoipreNte SettIenteus
Ter / Semnesiee. Georgia. ELorioa %
AIabnmu. men beIe Spoen han life mere
en- 3,l00 uorif SefpItnina vi 1879
600 @orbmunp i oeEorcuccc ztatcr I'LL
bprcr 100000 DC ~uoreprlt.,ge Statcr
alcuc. / Canada CT Der 25,oo0 boiatte
for Ell itor Gel / alberta % @ritiih So
llinlbia. Ser ub9ipes / DC Eoreueoc Stds
ter - norife @lnoe, bppraf 30 / gPtns
ueiotu. 10 / Slinois, S / @i2coniiu %
S i Soma. t16 amerifaniit &laoe re
oiaere9 eIIer uoaiues al 9lorlie. Ser
er "a heierc uorife StoIer ntco III Sr
rere. aue Sumfuuo meobcregnet CT
Der 943 uoritc &rplter. 1921 airter ~
22S1 Wsni9heoer. hpordf i522 tlIberer
Den Soreueoe Strife % Snnooen. "a
&rotcut al DC Horite er SoyobrI9ere.
IS @roccut CT bcitirfti9ebc &pcr. OF Is
&roccnt briper reb Sefdri, @to9srIIt.
Wineorift eIler Siiteri. 81 Erocent CT
2utbcruncrc. . &roeeut CT Mctbnoiiter,
3 %rpcettt @aptiiter oe / %y0tent cr Nha
pei,tiiter, Npptere, llnitartr cQer Ytnre
mpnerc
"Ror9c ! Amerifa." omeuolileet life
iaa ~iulbtrnoia. iom fuuoc eniieS, ran
ner CT piQtigt 9ipra9 til bort aleub'fdb
iii 3orifernc. oereS Sfiain8 % 6orhois
De Der Yarloct. OF burbc rtnoce / bocrt
0ls. bpur man interesicrer ia for
Narompnoeue5 Sagd / Gnter,fu.
eeorgc !. Slon!.
3oua5 Stitsuniperlitet, Spud Sun.
Decorah-posten., 1902-02-18


Gisputatier. Tom bore noritc "9ranuatc
Stioents peo be itcrre lluineriircter
bar ifrcpet. Set pilSe ha prret eli let
Gag al faa fat / Sitlerne raa iaaoarrue
arbeioer fra DC iorifieuise llosiperes
aataloeer % ltniperiiieternes anrbeser
% Departmental solicitations. Ser
er life iaa fan al Dem. Get CT lite Ans
meloerens Seniiet at nGpre Dem Der.
aanife en- dnoen Sang bill Der gipes Ans
leouing til al omiaIe nem il9rnere. Sors
fatterenS Cite innbefatter lite eneaig
ale grrtcr al iaaoonne neltiennte ilorIts
amer,tanite 9iterater iom Sialuar Slort
9oneien 90 8asuuns y. anoerion. Sem
ne Del al 8oeen mao oerfor hetrugieS
iom aIoeles uf~uIbitGnoia. Yaa Sioe
603 omtales De ioriiieIiee SAG, ION Der
lnoerpiies / PED be heiere S9redn'taltcr.
Huber Colleges nGpnes biarlor andre
slrithmetif. 8csboloere, @eosraf. Wrams
matit, Sfripuins os Sesnina. Set ma
Dog pere Sort. betienot, at oiSic 6as
life hcrer I'll Ct GoIlegefurius. nlen at Ne
Ell fprberebenoe Sag ior Colleges? Ser.
bpor De l9reS / ct College, Irrcs DC !
ben fcrbcreociloe Ifoeling urber GoIIegct
% fan bcrfor life regues for College Sag.
Gnn,eloeren lpnea n8iad, Oct piloc hape
pGret mere benli9tsmrslis at lGtte Col
leges iammcn meo llniperiiterer paa
SIDE 1913, bd DisIe hprer nrrmere liant
men eno Colleges % Itaoemier. INITIAL
lei al uorite YGrere peo St~atsuuIperltte
fer CT 10, life II, JONI Der itnar pan Sioe
623. ga bcrbos er Der uglad Here nor
lie Srrere peb andre ligelaa ireurngenoc
Colleges % llniperlircter. Set angiune
! aarliQe Intdl 10000 uorife SIeocr ueo
anieritanife ~Srrcanitalter er noaet forli
bet. ga Der er pn1trent 500 uoriie GIN
bcnter neb DC forljeli9e llntperitteter
Oh lterre Colleges alene, CT Oct Hart, a.
Der mda bare betpbeiia mere END 1000
/ Oct belle. 6orfattereus SdbeI pper DC
Horifes politiifc Sarpe (Sibe ga faor
ltaa, fpr bnao Den CT oGro. Set CT
noerlt pallfelia Der at gipe Sroeerttal,
Iom fan prre enoog iugeulunbe rigtige,
% ba oct baiereS paa J%teiultatet az et
eueite @alg. iaa ian Stemmernes initial
forfpIh FOR Ell eller anoet polttt't Sarrt
let bline FOR ltprt eler Tor iinef. ) Oct
lioite 8alg lren,te Del ~antdgeli9 onltrclt
10 pGt. al DC Alorife Den rep%ublitanlfe
Sictet, men bpah DC andre Yrpcenttal an
9anr, iad rnoa DC betragteS iom lutter
@isnito. &eo at pmtaIe Dc forlfleIIige
Splpsnirqer. iom Sogen iubehoIber bar
Anmeloerell tommer til al Nprle liot
lGneere, enn ban baooe tGutt at gIere
oeb SET fciIastige og nfulotomne | Den.
Go oen gisr Sororina pad at 9ipc mo
gcnlunoe uoierlige" Scretnin9er dn9aus
cnbe De Noritc / Imerita % oeres 6ora
Goloe, idd bIir Oct ell YumeIbero Eli9t
ar irembGnc Oct. hpprt @oaeu bar for
ieiler lit Ntnul, % life dlcnc oprc9ne oct
9poe oeb Den.
So9eu inoeboloer eli Wa5ie Wate
rlalc al a~lminoelig Sntcre5ie for Nuros
mpno % Sort. furtiener Hps Tor Den
Gnerai, ban har llopiit / at lanlIe ut
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fan enteltc Sumter &c itoite 90 Stocr
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Decorah-posten., 1902-02-18

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mootog iorriee Nopenlber, CT / ale
Mtaa0er tilIreositilen0e ind ben
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Decorah-posten., 1902-02-18

anr for Srring - Waruer'S White
Wine OF Tar Syrup, bet beoitc Spitemios
bel paa Soroen, belbreoer Ell Sorflplelie paa
cen Gag, huiS ben bruses / Sloc. 25t % soc.
Evening journal., 1902-02-07
REPORT NOW IN
BEEORE CONGRESS
Many Recommendations Are
Made by Commission
Wants Law Enacted for Adequate Pro-
lection Of ShipperS-lIOW Agri-
culturiStS Have Been Helped

Washington, FEB. 1.-THE Industrial
commission has submitted its final re-
port to congress. II is a document OF
more than 1000 printed pages. The
first part deals with the progress Of
the nation. agriculture. mining and
transportation.
Recommendation are made on the
subjects Of transportation and agri-
culture. The commission advises as
TO transportation: That the policy OF
governmental supervision and control
OF railroads, as originally laid down
in the senate committee report Of 1856,
and embodied the following year in
the interstate commerce act, be re.
TiVed and strengthened; that the au.
thority Of the Interstate commerce
commission necessary for the ade.
quate protection Of shippers and clear.
ly intended by the trainers Of the law,
be restored, and that the powers and
functions of the commission be en-.
iarged practically as contemplated in
the Bo-ca1led Cullom bill OF 1900, ex.
cept as to authority 20 prepare to en-,
force uniform classification. Such
Evening journal., 1902-02-07

legislation should provide for more
stringent regulations OF the condi-
lions under which freight and passen-
ger tariffs are published and filed.
Prefacing its recommendations re-
garding agriculture, the commission
says that agriculture has derived more
benef/from the establishment of the
department OF agriculture and from
It's administrative work than from any
other federal legislation. II makes the
following recommendation on this
subject: THAT the secretary Of agri.
culture be given authority to inspect
dairy products intended for export
and TO certify to their grade and
quality; to fix standard grades for
cereals, based on season OF growing,
quality and weight per measure. and,
when intended for export, to inspect
and certify the same; to cause stock
cars and stock yards to be cleaned
and disinfected whenever he considers
such action necessary; to make ade-
quate regulations prohibiting the ship.
ment Of uninspected or diseased meat
from one state to another or to foreign
countries; to require and direct the
proper disposition Of diseased meat;
that a more comprehensive penalty
clause for shipping diseased meat be
enacted"