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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-02-28
NAVAL STORES.

sptrtts t,rpentne steady. with moderate demand
Prices were unchanged Rosin steady but quiet and
,,nchanaad a pretty tobbinx de-
Inand al fun but unchanged prices. We quote,
SPIRITS RPENTTNB-44A Q44Eo.
TAR-Pine bbls. 81 10; do oil bbls. 50 80
RoSIN-Common 70 good strained. 81 o5q$1 o7hi d.
81 60: M So; n, So 90: w G. 81; w w. 81 10.
STOCK ON HAND
Spirits turpentne. LOS pois
pDla
Wilmington Feb 27.-Spirits turpentine-Nothlng do
ing receipts Rosn firm 81 1901 20; receipts.
1913 bills turpentne firm 81 30 70 81 90; receipts
8 bbis. Tar arm at 81 2o receipts. sei bbls
Savannah. 27-Spirits turpentine firm, Gac; TO
eepts bbls; sales. 446; exports. IL Rosin rrm
eeipts 2,6sa bbs; sales. 0o2s exports 75o Quote,
f. 81 47s l. 49, K. 81 So; NJ. 81 rs: N. 50 rs: q.
% london FEB 27-Turpentine-sptrits sos %. Rosin
American, strained As % spirits es
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EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool Feb. 27-Cosing: Wheat Spot, No red
western. winter quiet. IS I'D: No Northern spring
firm a. md; No California stock; futures dull
March. Os ed: May IS sd Corn-spot steady AmeTi-
5s 2zd quiet; February nominal March 5s I'D
May. IS 15sd. Peas--Canadan steady es 13sd. Flour
cho coas fTm IS 5s@f4 Beef Arm: extra India
mess TQs Pork firm; prime mess Western, TBS. Hams
Short cut Il Is 10 steady AIS Cd Bacon steady;
Cumberland cut 80 10. Ais; short rib 10 TO "a No.
AIS Cd clear mddes, light Is to "a ~ 45s; long
backs 16 to 20 f ass bellies Ia Is ~ ASS 3D.
shouderEsquare, ii to 10 10. quiet s5s Cd. Lard
American refned pals quiet, ASS; prime Western in
terces dull 46s Cd. Butter hrm finest United states
finest white 49s Cd American finest coored sos Tallow
a1s Cd Rosin-Common steady. As. Petroleun-Refned
steady: 7Md. I.inseed oil firm; S25 Cd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-02-28
Tie STATISTICAL position OF Brazilian coffee is as follows:
'Including Il. ao1 taken ex ship.

COTTON-Speculation cotton confined to slim
proportions today, and both sides seemed
before
out on movements Moreover, the battle
tween two well known cotton interests
contracts, being closely watched, with opinions
either contingent getting The opened
steady with prices unchanged points lower.
Z Trcmentary furry of general buying. prices
rallied to the final figures yesterday.
realizing and selling for short Heavy port
receipts and unfeyorabie cables from the Liverpool market
stood IN the path Of continuation Of yesterdays
the from Southern
bear selling appear 0 less hazardous Wall
Street Philadelphia orders held the March reia
lively firm throughout the session. There a email
number Of March notices day, but
these quickly taken and failed 10 exert In
fUence whatever upon the spot situation The bears
made cautious by further of marked reduc
The loss chief to-day
bales. making the total the
10000 bales while Il is conservativey estimated
will range between 50 900
$4,000 bales. Moreover II that total
thus far 100000 bales in excess of
for the period The port stocks
smaller than and bio fair to further shrink
effect New-England spinneTs had
Voluntarily to 10 and
reporting Improvement the cloth
market. wit demand for goods well
domestic drygoods centres Helped
10 cunteract influence Of the big port movement.
What appeared bear raid with scattering sales Of
long stuff prices of several points in the last hour
points lower. The days transactions estimated ct
The range Of contract prices the day
fclog6s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-02-28

Spot cotton closed quiet with quotations unchanged on
CUT Sales - bales Southern spot markets were tele
3-lec; Mobile nominal unchanged at 31ec; Savan-
md Charleston, received Wilmington firm,
changed SIC; Norfolk dull. unchanged at 7-16c Bal
tr0T nominal unchanged at SAC; Galveston quiet
cfanged g-16c; steady unchanged at 716c
g. Louis steady unchanged at sac Estimated receipts
nSewOrleans 1900 1900 bales
compared with 1881 bales actual last week and S5 bales
actual year ago Houston for tomorrow 5000 TO
500 bafes compared with 1855 bales actual last week
ana S35 bales actual last year.
Receipts the ports and interior points to-day.
~ III last and last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-02-28
1IvERPooL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool. Feb q. 4 p m-Cotton-spot quiet prices
steady; American mddng 42l-S2d. The sales OF the
and export and included 5000 American Receipts 600
bales Including 1890 American. Futures opened and
closed quiet; American middlng February 4 sIo64
"a 3s64d sellers; February and March, 80 6494 SO 64d
sellers; March and APRIL S564qf 80 64d sellers Apri
sellers July. SO SAD sellers; July and August
S66d sellers; August and September 316494 80 Cad
buyers September October % 6494 2-64d buyers
October and November 4 Cad value.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-02-28
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS

New-York, February n, 1902
BEANS AND PEA6-Tha market remains quiet
kinds Of domestic beans and prices sth lean
buyers favor. Domestic marrow. have 10 Do
strictly choice Job at s2 20 and our outside figures FOR
both medium and pea extreme. Some home uads
business reported kidney at 81 l0qS2 1874 Other
State beans unchanged. Foreign medium and pea are
having moderate Inquiry. We quote: Beans marrow.
choice Ger bush y2 POI Go medium ooios 81 1851 77k
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Rnilrono5-
pENNSYLVANIA

RAILRoAD
STATIONS foot OF West Twenty-,hrd Street and Des-
brosses and cortandt Streets
EFThe leaving time from Desbrosses and
Cortlandt Streets IL ave minutes later than
that given below for Twenty-third stree<
station. except where otherwise noted
Cars York 10 Filts6urs ssssDiSs
sSa sesso, NO coaches % Pit5ss1rg r~,.u.,..s
Sss ESsa dad Sigslsadc Conn
eSoas e eaed f6isG
1sS +: NJ cHIcAGo AND oD 81. LOUIS ExPREss-z5yos
csgo 81 f LUIS ga SlneinHasD' lnaianAPoA' ~
o'SS r: NJ ST LOUIS ExPREss.-FOr Pittsburx. Ind
SSs %EsTERS + h aSf's ai sI Chicago
7 iHSafses5asZ RlRi3s l,,ssgrs and
s asa E fosPss;s
zs sy ISGToS AND g. ras SOUTH:
.ana5 STREETS 3 20 DINING Carr loss dining Car,
i ie9 sa sFf Bfsn saS , Ts
S Ssy' s ts5 DlHiag Gao. p = 10 night sun
$as Car. lnRs cas SuI l%ss @IP I Sss
As T pinns s1 c Is 3 nins G1 % nisSi 'DAn1
tied. IS 20 RAILAYhs soushsEns Palm In
%sedass E21ssss as s s %
Afb eSrcssese coast sss sPssi1 sIo
sE4BoARBP sTs rs a n and 2; daily Mat.
ngbt 'a s,i Elmited 1855 daily Express ialo
Ne aRd SND WESTERN RAILwAY-For Memphis
cIasEsAPEAKE OHIO R "a a. m w..s-
p. N DAN
rOft OLD POINT COMFORT and NORFOIK-755 m
weekdays and SIS D. m daily
SlI1-S5S a 255 .. week-dayB-
ayS 100 a. Through Vestibuled Trains Buffet
lars and Standard Coaches weekdays Par
coaches
SafE MAf-1265 %. m weekdays.
West Twentythird Street. stasion5 s55 m 10
D. m Sfron ana ps5op m sGndays - a M sss
M y 90 $40. $40. and iLsO D. Sundays. as
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
and Cortandt Streets. 620S rs. 49,
$50. 20 dining Carl. Cs55 Penna- Liuitsd). 1910
and Cortlandt Streets. 1920 Dining Carl
1872 r3SS Dining Carp. IL u SIS Dining Carl aid
Ss1roSsss and Cortlandt Streets. 22O), 255.
Car1 800 Is Us Dining Carl ass Dining Carr.
80 SDlning carr 155. .. So 925 D. II
SSen S $40 I55 ono eoaehes s25. s55 s25 Dining
81; 300 Ciued). e55. 10 IS Dining II IS
95 I5, Sar LS3 cpinng Carr 325 Itning Carl ass.
tDsning Carl. ass Dining Carl. SIS Dining Carl
r,e 80. I'D sos. e25 p. y 10 night.
9nlees NOE 46l. 1lS6. 1884 Ill and PSI Broadway.
Erin Avenue Ceelow ga ST.; Aston House, w-ss
MenIy-thrd street Station. and stations foot OF Des
presses and Cortlandt Streets: Court Street $50 Fulton
Sreet IS broadway and Pennsylvania Annex Station
6rookyn: station Jersey City The New York rransfsr
company viii call for and check baggage from hotels
ana residences through TO destination.
road Cab Service
j. r. HUTCHINSON r r wooD
General Manager. General Pass'r Agent
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new YORK CENTRAL

HARLEM DIVISION.
BUS A. NJ and 335 p NJ. Daily.
neld and North Adams. Sundays only, O 20 A. Il,
Pullman a trains
Trains illuminated with Pfntsch
Ticket offices at 113 PSI. AIS 1915 Broadway.
Union So. w. 2T5 Ave. Vvestf
125h stations New York. ana r1&
Fulton St. dvTay d Hroo<
Telephone 900 for New York Central Car
Service Baggage checked from hotel residence III
WestcOtt Express
A. H SMITH. GEORGE H DANIELS.
SUPERINTENDENT CSs7eraf passa11s-
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Aurilon Sale.

A UCTIoN SALE OF CONDEMNED SUP
- PLIEs-Phila Depot Q. NJ Dept. 142s Arch St,
Phfla, Pa, February 9th. 1902There Will be sold
Public Auction at the Schuylkin Arsenal this city
der the direction of Captain c. Devo Quartermaster
u s. A. commencing at 10 o'clock A. NJ, Thursday,
March 2oth 1902 lot of condemned supplies consisting
Clothing, Equipage Catalogues will be furnished
on application here or at the Schuykil Arsenal JOHN
v FUREY. Asst Quartermaster General u g. Army
A DvERTIsEMENTs subscriptions for The Triouns
"A received at the Uptown Office.
NO 1922 BROADWAY.
I'd door north of 31st-st.. until o'clock D. m.
Advertisements win be received the following branch
offices at regular ONCE until o'clock viz 2SA
sth-ave- cor. 23d-st.; 1873 6th-ave-. cor. 18TH
t.; 92 East 14th-st.s 257 West 42d-st..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-02-28

Forelgn CoIfee Markets-Rio-Coffee market weak: No
no. 4Sb25i exchange. Sl-S2d; receipts ii 600
bags cleared for the tinted States 900 bags cleared
-oE EUROPE none: stock 625000 bags Santos-Coffee
1esT7et quiet; good average Santos. 4s50O; receipts
1000 BAGS stock. l17o000 bags Harnburg-Coffee mar
.et opened UNCHANGED; at ESQ net unchanged
70 = pig higher; sales $4,000 Ravre-Conee mar
ket opened quiet. franc higher: IL NJ unchanged;
up; total sales, 1,OoO bags - ' - $500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-02-28
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Nsw-York February ~. 1907
BEEvBs-Rscepts. cars. or 81 head. mainly CON-
signed The only reported sales dry cows at
81 per Dressed beef steady city dressed native
aides 7G10o Per ID Cables LAT Tsfsvs6 ouexso AMERICAN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-02-28

Cash quotations follows Flour steady: No
spring wheat 75c No red. size; No oats. 434tc:
No white 4512c; No white. 44q451ac No 5oGD
bSc fair to choice mailing barley 59q62c No flax
seed. 81 63 No l Northwestern. 81 S. prime timothy
seed Sc 90; clover grade IS So pork
S5 05s15 TO- lard 100 10, SO 172q$9 20; short
Sides loose IS 20Q$S 40; dry sated shoulders boxed
whskey basis Of high wines. 81 81 On the Produce Ex
to-day butter market weak; creameries
1s925c: diaries. 1920. Cheese frn 10&@12Ac- Eggs
firm: fresh. 25Q26c.
Dulth Feb. 27.-C1ose-Wheat. cash No 1 hard. 761sc
Northern. 731zc: Northern tic; May. TS9
No 2 Northern. 60Ac. Corn, 6042c-
Milwaukee. Feb. 27-Wheat higher closed No North
7607612c: No Northern. 75@751sc: May. 1855 Rye
steady; 5sc. Barley dull; No 62c sample 55s61c
Corn May 603sc
Minneapolis Feb 27.-close-w heat-Cash. 7sbc: May;
T3ssc: July 74Ac: track. No hard, 14s@I0c; No
Northern. 731sc; No Northern. 71h9721sc.
Philadelphia, Feb 27.-wheat. &c higher; contract
grade February, S5dS51zc Corn firm. 1c higher; No
mixed February. 65Q651ac. Oats firm quiet; No
white clipped Sole Butter dull and lie lower extra
western creamery 2sc; do nearby prints SOC hrm
good demand: nearby. Csc: do Western. &c; do
Southwestern 25c; Southern Cheese frmer; New
York full small 12kc: do fair choice
1Oa@11c. Receipts: Flour 100 bills 22S1OOO 10 IN sacks
bush $4,000 bush; oats, 5000 BUSH
Shipments: Corn, $4,000 BUSH oats. 5000 bush.
May. SPA GS2sc July 755sc: No hard 77q79c; corn
No cash, $3.50; May. 81 &c; July, 62c oats NO cash.
44c: May 44Ac: July 3594c: No white. 46c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-02-28
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Memphis Feb. 27.-Cotton steady; middng SIC: low
ddng Sc; good ordinary 7So net receipts $40 bales;
gross pa shipments 1871 sales 2150; stock S7052
Neworleans Feb 2I-cotton quiet middlIiag. ss-1eo;
ceipt $3.50 gross 419 exports the Continent
e7eO; coaswise. 1109; sales. 5000; stock so e94
Feb. 27.-Cotton steady; middling, SIC;
ceipts 2(6SS bales: stock 49.095.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-02-28
Proposals.

OFFICE of District Engineer, Matanzas, Cuba,
January 49, 1e02.-sealed proposals for the erection
Of Freight-house Pier. Railroad Bridges Maan-
will be received this Office twelve O'Clock
March 1902 publicly opened Informa-
ton furnished application JNO s. wINN. Captain
I'd Cavalry. District Engineer
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Ocean 5reamers.
HAMBURG AMERICAN lime

ENWBWRGsMIWUGRIgAM LIME.
TWIN-SCREw EXPRESS SERVICE.
PLYMOUTH Observation-Disclosures.
- DEUTSCHLAND MARCH IL, $3.50 p NJ
A Victoria. 10 AMF Bismarck. May %. 10 AM
Deutschand---Apr IT. noon Coumbia s. 10 AM
f Bfsmarck.-M !, 10 Deutschland. IL
Columbia May g. ANA. Victoria 49, 10 AM
Deutschland. May q, IL 26 10
A Victoria. May %, AM g. 10
TW1N-SCREW PASSENGER SERVICE.
PLYMOUTH-CHER Observation-Disclosures.
ePaiatia Mar l. 10 AM MoItke. May g. $3.50 PM
Pennsylva Mar. $3.50 PM Patricia May H. 10 AM
Pretoria. Mar. Is, $50 AM Wadersee May 20
Moltke- 20. $50 Pennsylva May 81,
Patricia 2:3o PM Pretoria . June Z,
Wadersee. Apr IL. s AM Moltke 10, AN
Pennsylva Apr ~ $3.50 PM IL
Pretoria. 90 1S AM Biuecher. T.30
'To Hamburg direct
MEDITERRANEAN SERVICE
NEW-YORK-NAPI,ES-G
p. VICTORIA LUISE, MARCH II, II A. NJ.
PhHntcia- Mar. 10. PM g. PM
taiatia--- APT 16. PM Palatia June 3. 2 PM
For Madeira. Gibraltar and Genoa
CRUISE to the MEDITERRANEAN and the
BLACK SEA.
by Prinzessn Victoria Luise leaving New York MARCH
II, 1902; attractive itinerary. Apply.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LINE. 81 B'wAY, ". Y.
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD.
Trans leave Franklin ST. station New YorA as t,t
lows and Is min. later foot West AID ST. n r.. "s~
.!:i0 A M-Eor INTERIM points 70 Albany & Month
flls-V A ND HUDSON Xiv. y Mob
.lsOO +. M--Chicago Express
.2-2o p M-Cont Illn- fer Detroit Chicago 4 81 Tou>
1870 p Nd For Hudson River AIba,v
so,lo p M-For koch.. Buffalo. CleVe' a & C-hcaxn'
ft.so = M--tor RoSh.s Buffalo, Detroit & Iouls
'S.l5 T. M.--For syria. hoch. Mag Falls
'DaIy. tDaiy. except sunday Leaves BreokrvS ~
mex No. AZ tl045 A. M No. al f306 p. III f.eHs
Jersey city, +. X Il. sta. No A
1855 p NJ Time tables principal hotels ana ,,a
Baggage checked fom hotel Wsstcott.s
~ II SMITH g. E LAMBERT
Seni superintendent Geu'l Pass'r Agent
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J Week days. Sundays
ROYAL. BLUE LINE

FOR PHILADELPHIA
ys425 $500 300, 1000 -11-30 A NJ 100 III 30
tsooz. g. 90 taco STAGE. t4So. 800 '7Oo fTso iaoo
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON
roo p NJ .i2 Is fnds ~ Nv fi-SO1' $40 ''''o-
Ofnces Liberty St. Ferry. South Ferry ia ,s1 a.
1900 1894 way Isl 9TH Ave. I3T eth Ave-. IS Union So
VAST. 1883 18th St. 273 lsth ST 245 Conn,.
bus Ave, New -ora: = FSlfon
Brooklyn. 0S Broadway. Williausburx
fer Co. calls for and checks destinations
fFror Liberty s.. only. Daily tDaiIy, except sr,-
day Sundays only zParior only. 49,
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THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo, Feb. 27-F1our steady Wheat No Northern.
light; No yelow. 66c: No do 6S12e No corn CSC;
4S649Ac; No mixed. 46Ac: No do. 46Ac Farley
easier; sales good at &c Rye dull: No 1. 661sc.
Chicago. Feb leading
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-02-28


IN their Uptown Once
NO I.&42 BROADWAY
"a OF 91st-gt.. until O'Clock
will be received following branch
regular Office rates until D m viz 25a
Sth-aye. cor. 23d-st; 153 6th-ave.. cor I2rh-
ct; 81 East 14th-st., 2o7 We.t 42d-.t.. between
7th ayes; 263 West 125th-sts I.y:sS 3D.
ave- between Ioth and IIth SITS; 1.02e ad-ave.,
oist-st-. 1.7Os 1At-aye.. 81
I25th-st.; 756 Tremont-ave., $50 3D. ave, near
slst-st.; 554 3d-aSe.i 40 Dleecker-stt 32S
Bleecker-st. Brooklyn. N. N.-2I6 Court-sf.t
215 smith-st. Newark. N. J.-7oa Broad-st
Also AL A. D. T. oc,csa<
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-07-02
Minnesota Republican Ticket.

st. Paul, MIMI, July 1.-The Mime
sofa Republicans In convention today
nominated the following ticket:
For Governor-Samuel Il. Van SAINT
Of Winona.
Lieut. -Governor-Raw w. Jones OF
Hennepn county.
State Audltor-Samuel C. Iverson.
State Treasurer. II. Block Of Nj
collett county.
Attorney General-W. b. Douglass OF
Clay county.
Clerk OF Supreme Court--C. A. Pld-
geon OF Wright county.
Railroad Commlssioner--C. f. Staples
OF Dakota county.
The committee on platform spent the
entire afternoon In consideration Of the
platform, or rather listening TO the
arguments OF few delegates who
wanted to change II from what had
been agreed upon early In the day A
few changes were made In committee,
tho principal one being the more sepci-
fc endorsement Of President Roosevelt
for reelection and the adoption Of
paragraph on the labor question. How
ever when the platform was presented,
near the enu OF the session, DR., Wat
son Of Cottonwood county, moved TO
strike out the paragraph on Cuban reel
procity and to Insert a paragraph read
ing
1--WE hereby endorse President Roose-
velts high moral and high patriotic
stand taken or the question OF reci-
proci;y with Cuba"
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LORD PAUNcEFoTr's REMAINS.
Placed Aboard the Brooklyn, They
Start for England.

washington, July Very quietly
and without formal ceremony the body
or the late Lord Paunoefote. British
ambassador to the United States, was
removed from the city today. The re-
mains were taken from their resting
place In the Rock Creek cemetery and
conveyed by special train TO Annapolis.
Where the last ceremony in this coun-
Try were held The entire staff Of the
British embassy accompanied the re-
mains to Annapolis.
There the funeral train was met by
detachment Of marines and seamen.
ana the remains were escorted from the
railway station to the naval academy
wharf. The body hearers were sixteen
in number eight sailors and eight ma
rlnes A cassion drawn by six h ,ses
and manned by members Of the Fourth
battery United States artillery. from
Fort Meyer Va bore the casket. A
salute Of nineteen guns was fred a the
body was placed aboard the Standish,
which conveyed It to the cruiser Brook
Ign anchored IN the offing
The Brooklyn with Rear-Admlral
Coglans pennant at her peak weighed
anchor at 1855 and proceeded slowly
down the Chesapeake.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-07-02

hostile to the civil government there
was not the answer that Secy. Root
expected from him.
zen. Chaffee wrote also that the ma
Iof was not a judge Of the effect of
proving THIS charge, aud that the ac-
lion OF Secy, Root IN converting the
present board was taken In order that
MAJ Gardener should produce his Wit
hesses. The abandonment of the
charge by the major led to the infer.
ehoe mat II was false. But, true or
false, continued Gen. Chaffee, Il affect.
ca inJurlously the characters of The
higher officers.
Inc board has demanded Of Mai Car
dener that he produce testimony COW
eerng the alleged hostility And Mai.
gardener promised TO answer this
communication later
Counsel for Mai Gardener. when
questioned on this matter outside of
court said he would refuse TO produce
witnesses. He declared that Mai. Car
dener's report TO Civil Gov. Taft was
CONFIDENTIAL and that the major would
only produce witnesses to protect him
self II court -martialed.
AT today's session OF the hoard Maj
Hardener testified that he had Withheld
the names Of other witnesses nj La
cena, In Tayabas province, because of
me attitude OF the recorder Of the
court,
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Woods Statement as to What the
Propaganda Has Cost Cuba
TO AID CUBAN INTERESTS.
Aim Was 10 Present 20 People Of
United States Desires OF Those
OF tbe Island,

Washington, July 1.-Acting Secy.
of War Sanger today sent a commu-
nlcation to the house of represent
atives in answer 10 the resolution di-
recting the secretary Of war to fur
nsh information as to what amounts
have been paid out Of the Cuban trea-
sury or funds of the Cuban people TO
+, b. Thurber or any other person, cor
corporation or association for adyocat-
ing reciprocity with the United States.
The answer Of the war department
consists OF certified copies Of vouchers
covering the payments referred to In
the resolution, amounting to Sl5,626.
These vouchers are accompanied by a
letter from Gen, Leonard Wood to the
secretary Of war.
THE disbursements made" says Gen.
Wood, were made by me as military
governor of the island Of Cuba and
were made for the purpose of present.
ing to the people Of the United States,
without reference to party or section,
the desires Of the people Of cuba as to
trade relations which should exist be-
tween that country and our own, The
action taken was approved by the in
dustrial and commercial classes Of Gu
ba, II received the unqualified APP
pr0yal Of the secretaries Of the insular
government and was the expenditure OF
Cuban funds for the purpose of promot-
ing Cuban interests. The expense ac-
counts are herewith enclosed.
81. Expenses Of the general commits
sion of Cuban planters sent by me as
military governor Of Cuba, with letters
of introduction to the honorable secre-
tary Of war Of the United states with
the intimation that they desired TO APP
pear before the committee Of Congress
to be heard upon the subject Of trade
delations between Cuba and the United
States, 1893
80. Salary Of +. b. Thurber together
with certain expenses for travel and
clerk hire $40,
''S. Expense incident to the purchase
and circulation OF certain marked
copies Of various United States periodl-
Gals, S340.
"a. The circulation OF 10000 copies of
pamphlet entitled industrial Cuba,
1922.
rs. The cost Of circulating 800 circu-
lars In four issues Of So 600 each $ll,52O
to which there Is 10 be added s27.76,
travelling expenses Of Lieut. Il. Carpen-
ter, incurred in connection with the
payment of the United States Export
association of s2,SSO (see vouched No. l,
to abstract herewith.
IS. The expense incident to the circu-
lation Of 43S copies Of the Outlook ma
ga2ine containing an editorial article
on reciprocity, s2G.
81. The expense incident TO the CIR
culation Of $4,000 copies of the Sunday
edition Of the Havana Post cont tanning
editorial writings on reciprocity, $3.50.
49, 10 the Havana Post for printing
and circulating pamphlets on reclproci-
ty, $500, Total, slj,626.
"The foregoing is to the best of my
knowledge the total amount Of the
disbursements for the cause of reclpro-
city called for in the resolution Of
Congress Of June %, 1902"