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The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1902-07-01

There was slight fire at the tar tank Al
the foundry on Tuesday night.
Miss Gulick, of Washington, spent las
week at the Methodist Parsonage
County Auditor W. w. Worrell. Of
Mount Holly. was among our visitors OF
Thursday.
A delegation of the Knights of Pythia.
went to Burlington, on Thursday evening
to attend Hope Lodge.
John Darnell, of Philadelphia, was 8
visitor at the residence of Theodore A
Gibbs. on Wednesday.
A lawn party for the benefit of the
Bustleton church was held at that place
on Wednesday evening on the lawn Of
Bayard Carly.
A piece of ground has been purchased
from Jacob Hoffner, on which buildings
are to be erected for the purpose of carry
ing on the business of the Shedaker pickle
factory.
Florence Castle, No. IS, K. G. E., has
elected the following officers: P. c.
Leonard Spots; N. c., Ralph Higgins; v
q. Robert Peacock; II. p, George Horton
- George Gibbs; S. H., Angus
Leibsnane; trustee, Robert Gotham; audi
tor, William McCune.
The following are the officers elect o.
Florence Castle, No. Is. knights O
Golden Eagle: P. c., Leonard SPOTS
N. c., Ralph Higgins; V. c., Robert Pea
cock; II. p, 2. c. George Horton; v. H..
George Gibbs; S. H., August Leipschner
Trustee, p c. Robert Gotham.
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1902-07-01

Fine Granulated Sugar, SC.
Merridale Butter, 33c.
FOrce.-The new breakfast
food, IA cts. Grape Nuts and
Ralston's breakfast food, each
IA cts.
Fly Paper, &c.-S Sticky Fly
paper, 8 sheets for SC; Poison
fly paper, 8 sheets for Ioc. The
Vampire fly catcher, neat little
article to suspend from the cell
ing where it is out of the way, S
cts. each. Fly Wire all widths,
&c per square foot.
Ammonia. -Violet-scented,
an elegant article for the toilet
and bath, Ioc per bottle.
Hams and PicnicS. Nice
small hams for boiling, 8 to p
pounds, I4c per ID. Canned
Corn Beef, one pound can I4c,
two pound can FAC. Lunch
Tongue 3oc per can.
Pickles.-Bottled plain, mix
ed and chow, Ioc, 13c and 25c.
loose. Sweet pickles s cts. per
doz., sour, per doz. I2c.
Baked BeanS.-Anderson'
small cans &c, Doghead large
cans Ioc; Heinz's 10 and l5c.
Ice Cream Salt.-Ioc per
bag, loose Ioc per 1a-peck.
Phil. Karg. 4 na 11as n sfI'''
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nIvIDEND NOTICE.

The Board of Directors of the Union Nation
declared a dividend of 3L per cent. our O.
the earnings OF the past six months, payable
on an d after July l, 1902.
June 26, 1902. s. L. ToMLINSoN, Cashier
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n Office OF sETTLEM EMIT.
ESTATE OF JOIN c. MUTT.

Notice is hereby given that the accounts OF
the subscriber, administrator de bonls non
of John Q. Mutt. late of the county of
Burlington, deceased, will be audited and
stated by the Surrogate and reported tor
settlement and allowance to the Orphans
court of said county at Il term to be held on
July 7, 1902.
JOSEPH c. KINGDOM
May %, 1902. Administrator de b onis non
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I11TH sEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND

The FARMERS NATIONAL BANK OF NEW JERSEY
Mount Holly, n. j.. June 25 1902
The Board of Directors have this day de-
clared dividend of three (3) per cent on the
capltal stock, payable on ana after July /. 1902
JNO. b. DAVIS, Cashier
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1902-07-01

The County Committees are requested to
see that the representation is equitably pro-
portioned among the several wards, tow n
counties where the number OF wards, town.
ships and boroughs exceed the allotted mum.
Der OF delegates, Ii is suggested that fraction
al representation be given. so that each ward,
township and borough may be represented in
the Convention.
EDWARD 3. LEE,
WILLIAM ii. CARTER,
ROBERT Il. HAND,
K. G. SToKKs,
June IL. Congressional Committee.
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SSHERIFF's SALE,

GHERIFF'S SALE.
BY virtue of a writ OF ferf taclas. to me d.
rected, issued out of the Court OF Chancery of
the state OF New Jersey, will sell at public
| SALE on
THURSDAY, JULY II, 1902,
| between the hours of ~ and 5 O'Clock in the
afternoon OF said day (tO-wit at O'Clock, at
benjamin W. Zelley's hotel, in Mount Holly.
N
All those three certain lots or pieces of land,
side, in the county of Burlington and state OF
New Jersey, on which are erected two frame
dwelling houses now used and occupied To-
gether by said Issachar B. Meeks and kept as
an Inn and Tavern, which lots are adjoining
each other and are numbered and marked
with the numbers two hundred and fifty
seven esd. two hundred and ffty-eight (25Sl
and two hundred and hfty-nlne (259) on the
plan OF the town OF Progress as laid out by
Samuel Bechtold, deceased, in his lifetime,
and recorded in the Clerks office OF the said
county, at Mount Holly, in ok e 5 of Deeds,
folio 3D. and on file therein being the same lots
OF land and premises which Dr. Joseph C.
stroud and Emma Nj. bis wife by deed duly
executed from under their hands and seals
1887, and recorded ON November I7Jh, A ID,
1887 in Book ii L of Deeds, folio 81, &C.. grant
ed and conveyed to said lssacher B. Meeks in
fee, reference being had to the said deed or
the record thereof the antecedent title will
more fully appear.
Seized as the property of Charles A G. Mil
Ter, ct ux. ct ais, defendants, taken in ex-
plainant, and TO be sold by
CHARLES r. FENTON.
SAMUEL W. SHINN Sol'r. Sheriff
Dated June 7. 1902 IPrs. adv. tee $500
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BOARD OF FREEHoLDERs

The regular meeting of the Board of Free.
holders of Burlington county, will be held in
the court house. Mount Holly, on
WEDNESDAY, JULY 8, 1909,
at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, for the transaction of bus
mess.
JOHN IL ANTRIM Clerk
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Election of ne1eeates.

The Republican voters OF Burlington County
are requested to elect delegates to the Second
District Congressional Convention, to be held
at Cape May. on THURSDAY, JULY II, 1902.
The election for delegates to this convention
will be held on
MONDAY EVENING, JULY IL,
at 73O O'Clock. The voters will meet in each
township, ward and borough where the dele
for 1901
Under the rules the townships, boroughs
and election districts are entitled TO the fol-
lowing number of votes:
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TO CURE A COLD ONE DAy

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets All
druggists refund the money II IL fails to cure
W. Groves signature Is ON each box. $50.
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Burlington.

Catharine McCabe and William Hattoi
are neighbors on Foundry row, East Bur
lington. The feeling between them ha,
not been good for some time, and on Tues
day there was an open rupture. The ap
parent cause was small bell some child
rem had been playing with. Hatton was
carrying babe in his arms and Mrs. Nc
Cabe says he had knife concealed in one
hand. With this he stabbed the woman
on the arm, and he also struck her on the
head and knocked her down. Hatton was
arrested and was asked to furnish $500 bal
for his appearance at court
Harry Assay and Charles Mitchell, who
were wanted by the local police author.
tiles on charge of attempting highway
robbery, were arrested in Philadelphia
Tuesday night. 1t is alleged the two in
company with Charles Clinton attacked
and beat a junk peddler, named Max Pop
kin, out near the fountain woods, under
pretext of selling him some rubber tires.
When he became suspicious and tried to
get away, he says, they beat him severely.
Clinton was apprehended shortly after the
affair and held for appearance at court.
The prisoners were identified by Officer
Shinn and were on Saturday taken to the
Mount Holly jail.
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TUESDAY, JULY l, 1902.
Second District Republican Congress
cinS1af Cotuoa<f1>~

Republican voters OF the Second Congress.
sional District of New Jersey, comprising
the counties OF Atlantic, Burlington, Cape
May ana Cumberland, and all who approve
the wise and patriotic administration OF
President Roosevelt, and who desire the era
OF prosperity (which has blessed our country
tor the past SIX years. to be continued by the
maintena nee OF the policy under which it has
been promoted. are requested to Join In the
vention to be held at Cape May, on
THURSDAY, JULY II, 1902,
at II O'Clock. noon, for the purpose of nomi
mating candidate for Congress-
The basis of representation under this call
will be one delegate to each one hundred
votes cast in the several counties In the Dis
trict for the Republican candidate for Con
gress In 1900, and one for each traction of the
same over fifty. The number of delegates to
which each county VIII be entitled under this
call will be as follows:
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CToNE ROAD.
NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.


To Whom II May Concern:
Please take notice that the commissioners
appointed by the burlington County Circuit
Court to assess benefits conferred on the lands
and real estate fronting or bordering on the
stone road commonly known as the Mount
Holly and Jack SOnville road, have by their
report dated the thirteenth day of March. A.
ID. 1902, and duly filed in the said Burlington
County Circuit Court and duly confirmed by
the said tOurt ON the thirteenth day of May,
A. ID. 1902, assessed benefits con terred on lands
and real estate fronting or bordering said
road as follows
WEsTAMPToN TOWNSHIP.
Samuel Rodgers. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 65 90
Abraham Lipp1ncott... W
william Mason. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 40 w
Joseph Atkinson OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ITO w
William @. Lippincott............... Is 90
Please take notice that you ana each OF you
are hereby notified and required to pay to the
subscriber, the Collector OF Taxes in the town.
ship of Westampton, IN the county of Bur-
lington and state of New Jersey, within six
months from the thirteenth day of May, 1902,
tice as being assessed to you by the Commits
sioners appointed by tie said Circuit Court
of the county OF Burlington. as benefits con-
| erred upon your lands by reason of the butid-
! ing OF a stone road along and in front of your
property.
HARRY B. WRIGHT,
Collector OF Westampton Township.
ROBERT S. GAsKILL, ~ol'f.
The subscriber win sit at his residence in
November, A. ID. 1902, to receive the above
taxes.
HARRY B. WRIGHT.
Collector
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DURAND.
Is ~ 80 Main Street.
kHRC'S
TELEPHONE NO. 6.

Store aC1U be closed all day Friday, July 4
6uf a0iH be open Thursday e9snlng 10,
6elated purchasers.
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THE MARKETS.
DEHAVEN & TOWNSEND
MEMBERS
THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
THE PHIL ADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE

42s Chestnut Street. Philadelphia.
40 Wall Street. New YORK.
IL AM June 80 1902
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Display

It's pleasure to show this springs
styles of wall paper-they are of such
high artistic grade, And it's a pleasure
for the customer to buy, for prices were
never so low. We can show YOU sample
books containing all the up to-date designs
of wall paper.
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MONDAY EyENINe. .mLy14.
Florence.

SAMUEL w. BELDON,
CHAs. K. CHAMBERS, sec'y. Chairman
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-20

eitados. y uns yes advsrtidos por oil Tribunal
cuando LIN mayor parts de los fedsrslss 40
hebfan ausentado hacia ga pusbior quedando
dos trsa en- Bsrros, de la casa del s,0cue7ate
orndor hsbil dele gado don Pedro ArrovO, sa-
if6 m borraeho insolseta vocifsrando: Viva 81
partfdo rspubIicano sbsjo los vaiidosl ain
duda CON el nn de provocar los caballeroa
que ausdabsn en- cass de don AvslIno Arroyo,
consecuents federal y persona culta mode
Yaas.
lQus trists concspto fnrmsrkn los forasta-
ros de tan brutal provoeaei6n Con ESQ % To-
gra desaersditar mas y mas 50 pueblo y dc.
mostrar que no son HON bi es capacsa de edusar
o guu paisanos guiarles por al e&mino del
bisn.
A Pedro Arroyo 10 disguEta mucho la pa
trl6tiea actisud del pusblo die B&rranquitss
aver quiso desfogar su reprinlda c6lara, Pero
los fsdsrAHes ashan ser cuitos despraetsn co.
mo deben eRas inmundas bsieRas.
Eu YES de eoncitar las tuRoas trabsje por
su pueblo. pida que ae sbra ia eaTrstara. que
los barraios saan cooeados como roliciks insn-
Iares y soidados seg1a promettara, Gae se
rebajs oil lnioso prasupussto de s1a eco que Ba.
,rros no pusde aostsner gopena ds srfutnSr atn
rsas xquaios sgricuitorss cue yivsn arrog-
trSndo missrias v essreehscss.
@saeias Dos. Noviembre estS bisn csrcs
Y ~ csar6n ssos vsrdugos qua traic1onsn su
pals y one han convertible In pas moral que
Poerto Rise ditfeutaba sn una pIena demago.
GA.
Laurel
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-20
Cosas de Barros
CONTRASTE QUE RI 9ALTA

El 6omlrgo Il tImo, euando NO ceIsbrabs
ell meeting federal de BsrranquItss, eataban
prersntss don Pedro Arroyo, dom Jose Coll y
Cuehf, don SsveriAuo Arroyo, don Msnusl de
J Canine, don Joaquin Colon don Joaquin
Mirsnds, repubicanos de srros Bsrrsnoui.
tas. Ningura frasa mortifeAnte para dichos
se flores nj an partido. 80 pronuuci6 poY los ora.
dorss que a[ habl&ron. e. pueblo se porto
eorrectfsimo, pssar do IL pro pagands que aI.
gunos de Aquslios rspnblicanos hacfsn con los
cAmpeainos, para que no eoncurrlesen al mee-
ting.
En- eaulhio, aver fueron eitados por Ell Tfi.
bunal de- pax de BarYos 81 faderalss prominan'
tss de BRrranQuitag, para que concurrlasen
dselaPsr en denuneia entabada por ell doctor
Santo Domiugo, eoncuRriendo easi todos los
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-20

PARTIOO FEDERAL AMERICANA

Ia session ordinsri. celsbrada por aste
Cuerpo ep ls nochs e aTeF, fu6 acnerdo QUE
In candfdatuTa muniefpsi que hsbr6 de ilavar-
Ias nrnss al dfa de Navism bre pr6ximo,
sea designgds por Ell parsIdo de- estA Iocaifdad
y ell termfno de G aratlo; y 81 efecto SO convoea
. todos los eorrangionsrios o una alscci6n que
h de vsrf6esrss Ell jrisvas. 25 de los corrien
tss, an In o1cina ca etts Coniite. alta en- Tan CO
lie ds BstaneeH. en los bajos de 10 casa din do.
ia Dolores Mareno
La aleeei6n comenxarG en- asta ciudad O.
las oeho Qa ID ma fiana y asrminar6 9 las cuatro
sinio, cuyo acs0 sara pnbiien para satisfaeei6n
de sodos;Y on ARABIC do oeh1 doce ds In
mafan&, en- el sisio que alli fia aouei Oornit4,
do mudo qua O In hora dial ascrutinio general,
So terg "a en- cuenta ei resulsaco obsenido en
aquai pohiado.
Ests Comit6 inspirsndose en- los altos prln.
cipios de:nocraticos. qnfere que 10 svonntad dc
n do los hombres que habr6n de regir los deE-
tin0s da asts m anfcipio; pero tsrnbiea sisne oil
dcbGr de recomendsr O todcs los correigiona-
rios que ne dien mueho en- los inaividuos que
han os slegir, para que luego no tsrgamoH que
lamsntar errores que tempo pueden evi&ar-
euentra disposiet0 de todos los que daseen
sxsninsrla,- la ifsta Go slegihlas, f,rmulada
con arreglo 10 Lsv sobrs elsccionaa munfei
ualas aprobada ell Ii de Fshrsro hltlmo.
PreaidirA 10 mesa electoral en- REPRESENTA-
ci6n del Cnni:9, de 8 . Il do ID mAfsna don
Patio Hsretsr /; da Il 9 / do 10 tsrde don
Nspomuceno Flores, v de o 4 dc In taPde don
Cslassino Soils, fnnsionando como sacratario,
Ell que 10 es Dc este Comlt6.
Lo cue se pnblica para general e0noci-
miento.
0Agnas, Sspsiembre 1o de 1909
II Prssidsnte, Modesto SolG.-Ei 5eereta-
rio Jt.o4a TtIIGriny. So
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-20
The paperWth largest circulation in the island
Este per6diCO es ell de mas circulation en- la isla

for 81 ulspe,D sabs 9 d6nde Va conoce 10 que
tiene entire mGnos.
Somoa uraidea hEos del trabsto, eu
nusstro Csnfrd no entra ~ politics. Ooadece-
mos Las 6rdenes de nusatro ssader9 Santiago
Iglssias, porqne es nusstro iafs, aaf 10 harSn
t0dss los gYemsios de IL fsla psrtanecientes o 10
Federation Liore, siendo vsrdAdaros Sceiaiis-
tas. :.
Por 10 darlks, sefi1r <Juleps,S no go deia
llevar de cuantoS, nj se deia arrebatxr dc le
passion poiftlca. Tsnga cusGts que los tie
pos puedsn eAmbiar e. antoness usted pToha-
bIemeass 4aInbl6n cam biRrk) bueno ss 4as
tsDgS pFeparRdo ell terreno con buena semir
la, para quo 10 coseehR SEA- aigo productive.
Nicanor Mora.
Humaeao. SbPe. II de 1909.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-20
POr La Verdad

Leo sn al eAguilA de Pusrto RlcoD ne 21a
IN artfculo nrmRdo p0r al ulepe~, ~ ne sc htuiss
aLoI fsdeF&leG bArRenAn el ReglAmsnt0 DEL
grsmio de- pAn&deros.s
No pansaba eontestAP ess aGfior JaIepei
pePo como presidents que soy del gremio sin
dido en- ettR ciudsc, deDo volveF ror los fusrob
de lR rRz6n y de 10 verdAo.
Esa Sr. 81 ulepa1 qus conogeo 0lsns nj penF
rs siouisra sproxirlaTEe al local dOnde tuvimos
lH reunion, y por consscuencia Sc daspRch& eA
10 prsnsa a an gustoi por 10 que quisisron con-
tarIs ea dssir, por boca de gsnso.
Ds ahi que digP.... sdon jose Clnsron
Pt6NV don GuillarDho MaElinex Meifss, pre-.
tsstkron anerRieGrlents Anse el Presidents al {
presents por ser ira pfoeedsnteS stc. stc.
Hay poifiicos luA los dsdos 30 le vuelveh
hueSpedas, y $50 r1ismo le pas6 Q, los se1ores
Que pFotsstLFon, porque tan gEands 81 tsleh'
10, que e&da orRci0n dc don ArIn&ndo x 5df&-
KusI tomAban como IN dRrdo EunsRnts para
Tng idsSlGg.
Cuk.tAs psqlt q secs
En- eauslla reunion no sa vic mas que To-
sonfrAtaFnidsd y 81 nomps nsrfamo, todos l4s
distinguIdo8 eRb&ilsTos que nos han diriiido Ia
palRbFa, eutuvisroni correctfsimos y no 30 SD
Heron del pFograr1a.
La Gotes nosG diseoPdsnte, fue Ia de lps
stsrnos Judas, de- los que no puadsn ver In lhE
dikisnA clara, solo las tinieblas, 10 dsnfa
oseuridad el sxplendor que ange1a qhe
llUBtrs, les molestA.
Qua don FsrnAndo Gonzales cfseei0 incon.
dieionAImsnts au pFotseci6n 81 gremio en- moan
bra del Psrtido Federal AmerieRno, blsn sy
uu6? Lo mIsmo que al el Prssidsnte del par.
sido FepHblieAno hpbiess lido uBado fraAes
de igual gslanssrGs, ss le hubisrA contestaio
dkndole las grscihE rnAs expreSivRs.
e Grsmio dc P4naderos de Humaeso, 4s'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-20
Como SO invierte
Ell DINERO DEL C0NTRIBUYENTE

En Santurcs hay unoa euaat1s emplssdos
nlunicipalss, entire los que Sc sncusutran oil
celador de higisne los dos policfas aus Or
danes, que los psga el eoniTibuyants para que
80 oeupen dc 10 impiaza demsa ohiIgaeiones
de su cargo. de 10 cue Sc ocupsn es 6a reeo-
Frsr Ell barrie dssde por 10 mafiana hasta pos
In nochs en- propaganda politics. Y sn apo5ar 0
los sestsss republicanos, siryiendoies de eo-
rrs.vs y dies, ,senisndo sus osligacionss COM
pletam msnte abandopadas.
Asf se fnvisrte sl dinsro del contribuy ante.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-20
EIjuez koopeI d trompadas

La sentences del dirscAor del ." San Juan
w.", por 10 que as 10 eondsns q cua.ya ma
ses de carcel, fp6 metivo do una pslea a
hordo DEL vapor " Ponce o su Ilegade o este
pusrto. 81 iusx Kocpsl sl Lcdo. Robins
fuaron los pvotsgnnissas.
% jusz KoopsI hi.o cisFaa manifestacf6a
sl an r Robbins sohve n sentapcfa fmpuaata
al Director del /" N Wa" qua al Ledo Robbins
conaider6 ffsDsivs, los dos se fueron 6 Las ms.
NOS, sfsndo separados pof Ion amigos gus pof
allf fe eneontrsvan.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-20
rs W asSsaasO

Eel inss de pas de Coamo nos llama In assn.
cl6a sobre al errOrren Que incurrimos MI decir
que Uhaldino Co,6n ers Secresario del tusgsdd
de pas.enando 10 % del municipal. PePo el eato
% oil mismo.
COi6n hsee po'ftcs no To est6 permisido
desempeaar IN csrgo p6blieo.
Rate 60 unc de los csndidstos QUE presen-
ban Ios rspubliear0s de Ponea para 10 CamRfA
de Delegates.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-10-18
GENERAL PERD0M0 TAKES ROSEATE VIEW
OF STATUS OF AFFAIRS In COLOMBIA

Panama, Oct. 1T.-General Perdomo
yesterday notified the foreign consuls
here that he had assumed the functions
OF supreme commander OF the COlom-
bian forces on the isthmus. as we'll as
those or minister OF state.
In an interview today with the rep
resentative of the Associated Press.
General PerdomO said:
with the exception of the depart
ment of Panama. where General Her
rera has his forces. and few guerrilla
bands In the department OF Magdalena
and Bolivar. the republic is pacined.
Traders travel through the country
and are protected by the soldiers. The
revolutionary leaders. Marin and San
Martin, who would have given much
trouble. have been compelled to sur
render. I received not many days ago
advices announcing the retreat of the
rebel leader Robes. In the department
OF Bolivar there remain today not more
than 200 organized revolutionists. !
have been very agreeably impressed
with the American forces on the 18TH
mus. At Colon the American consul
visited me and was very kind and
amiable.
The commanding officer OF the ma
rines placed a guard OF honor on the
train which brought me over. and this
guard was put under my orders. Act
ing Superintendent Prescott of the rail-
road offered his private car for the trip
l must say that l felt quite safe while
coming over from Colon.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-10-18
TINKERING THE TARIFF
Government Bill Is Having a
TroubIous Time in the Ger
man Reichstag.

Berlin. Oct 17.-During the tariff bill
debate in the reichstag today Herr
Antrik. in behalf of the social demo-
Gratis made a vigorous denunciation OF
the measure. He declared that the
party he represented would not support
the bin either in its original form or
as amended by the committee, and If 1t
were passed il would stir up a popular
movement. which lHould land in hades.
All the supporters OF the bill and the
whole class of Prussian bunkers."
Herr Antrik, apparently referring TO
Emperor Williams recent cancellation
of the audience proposed for the Boer
generals, declared that II Chancellor
Won Ruelow wished TO give lessons re-
garding the authority OF parliament
he ought 10 address them 10 those VINO,
with regard 10 ~ Beers, had done their
utmost TO make the authority OF the
German empire mOckery to the whoie
world.
Count Won KanitZ pointed out that
the necessity for raising tie agrarlan
duties was continually growing more
, urgent. owing 10 the wholesale importa-
lions of foreign grain. The conclusion
of commercial treaties. he added. was
impeded more than anything else oy
| the fact that the need for their conelu-
/ sion was being constantly emphasized.
Count Won Kanitz also sale thar whlle
the conservative party was in favor OF
raising the minimum rates II would
agree 10 reductions on rates on manu-
/ featured articles by treaty arrangement
/ provided agriculture was sutaclentiy
/ protected.