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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-25
Submarines para lEspafia

En kas nstfIIsYcs esItEH H1lcs tsikn tsgmi-
.,,ersrTa Ivarfus submAFIncs, tipo a7ar&I. cuva
srsrnW4rucef6n disUuHo 81 Rcsuci ninlslro oe ma
gfbw, 6utus O. Vsrsgnlls en- prsyislon % Los
rnans Iosy prusbaa DO tlpos aunmAi1nos qus en-
Inwfaeerisn &c hmn hseh9 daoo ~ pnonel
dmd dc hIahaE ado s0rERcndtdo OIL ssssma &c
vn.y4n nyudsuts rassrva del
=. s-srra .spsn,lss, ar psri6ii-
90 f-ancAa acaha 90 mbBsfssfars ~ .os So
rs@zfuos tle Es psEa, s0n insarn - eHsOs oe 90
.-s .-r1 1lr j mnen frwufuur ain ecntaT ecn
= rsfsvx staetrIea dsl IHrsntcF GsgFaxA.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-25
De Juar "a . faz

M8TAt aE GEi AguiA,D sn al SfEn de eai-
BsFaa In saeYetRFfa del mnnicipi5 de eBtR villa,
40 perdona medic gunoa vid4nGois q us OIL
puebfo es1& Glgo preoeuEado con e.. dssos las
tafehoEas rubAstAB, BhorA. como 4 siE 10 reeuRsos
Aends & lh...... proclamation, y not pRssent&
doc Moaeks como IN laBsvo Mslfhs 10 aig
nineA para AleAlds.
APisrda usted M tfsmpo eT bAIds;
ttrGA ustsd maa diseTeef6n
eT nsess8rio n uia sle&lde,
sAhsr AdminiHtriLei6n.
Ore den Morehs es -. todo uIA persons,
10 sAbfAmos hNes FSto: ss dseir, des de CUE fsk
gseFeaaFfn 10ients dsl Jaggado dc BgIA villa
con 81 bofsd5dcso Miguel
Va v1 Que IS co oocsE0s.
Msrat tsne brleRo tnts7lct6H: tisne blLeqs
prophetic ts dobAr AI pusblo ds uuA bgezG a6-
FatnisEy0eIoR. en ssa SREiHo 10 EpsudImos;
paFo 10 hAeamcB ooasTvkT cue 90 dssvfs &c In
irtSncion ds oeapAr puaHso aiguno por RhoFs,
Dor cue tsf SsS sxDoils . Bofrr an fFKcAao
Goa Horshitos 10 Cue aaEsiEfsUos tccn sodo 81
Alma porous "a uTrsd IN Eu'g1 ens IsstiHAnos
veAio. rass. don LEis,
sins o. h3FIEoEta nc eiaFb
Vo con frArqusiER declare
que sEtA taroios color Sris.
e'gs Eusr, otfo eanino, anisb HsrAt.
eehtipds tGbFte&ndo . don Monehs aus amho
Bailados v s'eritns, spriessis Ias n hPaEias con
IN par de pezHfos e&da vsB que ts le ocaTra
aditSar rus ssFvictos. pOTq1s uatsdIsn esss mo-
ylmientcl no yA q BAeRH mi Hnsoad
Yo Que escueho In opinidn
Rsu psnpo se 10 fndieo:
ibn eoatnmhrs sla Pasrto Rtsc
lsAnhIAr In iusiEir Aei6n.
OcTtrs sbsio.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-25
San JUAN
Per EeIGgraIsss
Ssptisnhrs IS.
E0FREclmIEHTo

El Directorio republican, ha
ofrecido IN puesto en- L. candida.
tUrs. de delegados por San Juan
nj Lscdo. Hernandez Lopez.
Este ha pedido cnarenta y ocho
horas para responder, Mafiana
SO cumple al plaEo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-25

Fla sido destituido 81 tnez ia
paz de Patillas Dor sus arb.traria-
dades.
Esto ha causado gran dascon.
tento q los republicanoE.
Espersae otro golpe.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-25
Nueva pr ofsso1' "a

H1 obtanido al tftuIo aa profsscta en- In
Normal de RIO Piedras, In tnteJfgenfe an orfta
dc caguAB ADgeIIn& Ramos Sato
FaifeitkmoslR dsas&ndlle prcgpsrftades an
sl nAgiBtsFto.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-25
CANDIDATE PARA ALcALpE

I'll Comite local del partido fe-
deral propone para alealde de
Ssn Juan al prestlgioso america
no Mr. Dooley.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-25

GUSTAV bUCHO an sssa Capital los -
h&eos narcx aEl RssG 1ens de In fabrisa al
ssfiog C&dIx. Loa hsnOs vi4so sa varies esta.
biaeimisntoE les cas gaEtsn De fRnax basn
ta5aec. los aolieisa1 eon Inssres, por 50 irahs-
10 eEmsFado Y ex3Rflso aroma. Sc eonecE
Tia qus sstkn exenios da toda mexela.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-25

Csnszifugsdo AZ
MRscsb&1o
81 soIfeisa eI naradern de- dan e anon vi
q Ossro. iovsn ds Ii s6u, Fahio de oios
.xuiss. e. htio Ia dou Astoalo gIgo yas fu-
90 De IL cas-. pAasrRa ha aeho diass ain qae Sc
sepa donds "a halls
saplieauos > Ia. eoIegaa IL rsprodneei6n
de eatR notieia.
Ha salido para NV Work Ell diasir guido
& tinFfrado nziico cagil ho don Jaaa del Q.
Gl1aasx.
El honorabls O1Ispn la paasio Horni
gusros, con ei IN q haGsr &lI stgunaa eoEfs'
Fencias.
Aver sI dar eusnta. de una asambIea De
eat5lisos eslebrada sn Mavaguas Ios caiissas
pusisfon a nomhra da don Ramon RtssrE. por
DON Bsn6n R6arAr amigo rsfpstablss quisn
nos rsfsrfAmos.
Ha stdo nobhrado rnasssro de Agriculture
de oaoo Roio, don Joae =. Navarro.
M.n.as .s e.l.brara "a San Jaan ei 1ai.
cio segaljo contra don Aciaslo DfAs, por II
passtAs fniariss 81 iusH Ramos.
Al iusz de paa dc Is arroa, lie Ia eonesdido
81 Afsornsy diaE de liAaneth para traaI&darss
PoGcs.
Don Fortunate viEsarrondo, juss de pa
de caroltna, ha ilegado ID u cApital.
Nzeasra sEsimaio rcFFsIfg scnarto don Ee'
Iipe Cabantllss, 10 ks!afa.r, pAaa por = ps
n de ha1sr perdfio nr hip Huyo ds eorsa
sdad.
Ls aeonpGnInos M 81 II tusi3 doIor.
"a eaaI seguFD aua al dfa 6 csEebre Gaa
gram AsAnBse& dRl pAfsIdo fsderaI an sI tea
sfo ae ErsclEo. para - T7si2ci6a de esndf1R'
SIS para aleAds, eoasaiAlsa iasx nE1icipAI.
Z = ado n6ubrRda masHsro "a Ia eseueIa
da d cieniturh de Bio PiadFks, don Patio
B.aRcc.
La E9ulsf6a de- Se0tt 81 eompf6ara Inae-
parAese de ios ssh 9res &c iiGos, Qua IN recesan
con vzntaisa poslfiv&H az eI rag uiEfEno de IoS
M 60, eserofaiosfa ansn1ia osrAa sLfsrmsaz-
dsa de6idus d In Ins nfleieaeIa nufrIfiF8-
D3n C.emsEts E=rnRndaz BsFreto. MsdIeo
IIintRF de IN CafoiIna, PusFEo RsEos
CsFtiaea: Q9e hasa nA. Dc diax ceh no
ah1s Flsna hAeisndo lHo CON baaa4nfa frscnsn.
ciA de- lA EuIasi6n ds S:ofs, da aeeits . 6 h
gsdo d. paealso cen hipof9sfsos de cal ds
soas. sisnprs con VaztRi&s rosiiiTKs para EuI
eEfeTnos.
Dr.. CieHssGate FsTTsGfldez
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-25

SPusds ser Fspahlieano IN partido intols-
rants i1sranafgants en- grado fnconcebIhsss
SpRsds osfsntar, eon tHato Hsulo. el
hsFmoso aGftRmsnso ia pu8rtorrfq 1sE1s euan-
q1s hoV civtde ssparR In fanflia pasrf3-
rrfqaehs: c18Edo Ia vis1os sin protssss. Rntss
bisn eon fruisi6n mai diEtn uiadar como se Ia
enesndIdc snfrs nosotros In guarra evil IN
psqusHK eseAIa9
EPas6s IIanarEe pusrterrfqusA7, honrada
y ascarBraants, I'M organfEmo CUE eonsients y
permits qua indiVidaos d. In mka bsja exfrae-
ei6n BoeiaI provo1u 1usn, insuIfen AtropelIsn &
fnsegesrfE1os efu1a1anos, eonpasrictaa dig
nfsimos, serssdorss NJ reapeto y In eonsids-
r&ci6n 6s todoa?
Ds ningunR manerA.
SPaeis ser pusrtorrfqu IN pkrsfdc oue
Atlantis y rcnspira contra IN psrson&lfdad Dc In.
patria4 BEtrsgkndcIa asA19 De pies " manos, n.
eBuefo DE- 1ncs enantoE destinsio que repair.
tir entra Ioa auTos de una sombra vAna y
sffnsra do podsRs de sHs podsr gee smplea y
asi.faa ptrs haeeg dam. dssahogar rsncorsa
y s1srcftEr vsngRnxas2.....
I11P2siblsI
dDa 4ue ess,a de pusrsorriqusnoa pross'
den eses aeforeRf
GAIA nomsnto, sn sus diseursos, en- sus
artfsalos d psri6iiso. invoean. con profAna-
efoa martnsGsAs los 10 u hre8 gloFiosns { % ua-
llos phsricios que se li8uaron BsIdorIoty,
Q 1ieo, A6coHta, Eufs Avis, Vfz>arrondo...
La frAsn los IIsvan. uGIIlx6ndoIoa como
rssoFss 6s efset0 para fnHpirAF confA1BA 6 pa
IN obtensr aplAasos.
Pare Gtnitkn su stsr plot
GSa A!asaEn l&a srA1isionss CUE noa Isga-
Consssts cada eua,, ala rsssrvas nantaleg.
dssds ell f3Rdo ds a. eoEeisnsiR.
OoRfADlLLo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-25
Ell Factor
| mas


! La Nat1raleza ha do
tado al aceite de higa-
do de. bacalao como el
fhctor mas irnportante
de la reconstituci6n del
ORGANISING humane. FL
arte de Scott & Bovine
la perfeccionado la
dbra de La Naturaleza
dnritIueciendo las admi-
rabies propiedades del
aceit.e, haciendolo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-25

Loa Rdnainissrsdores DE- al Csscahafa "a.
psffn eontestaefou Ias earsRr que b IN sserf-
10 vGrinH personas. rtfarenteu In raurssan-
.scipa ds dfcno ssnanAFfo an 6istIntoa pus-
hleaHds estA fsla.
mes qEe sEi DsseAbsis No 80 sandsrk
?. "a nefOs snsisos. solc AdHiita suseripeio-
D1n CaMano SsntsnaFfs Go el sgsnfs de
g. GAeea oais En- San InRn. a dieho ssn3r
ds6sn dlriifrss las personaH an dsrsan s,,scr1
oiIss nj meneIonRdo peri6dfeo
ss hH iinpnea&o eI traslsSo IA II. .tsns.,
tei D licfas fnsuis-ea:
Sir f,vfana BsrRoa. da O1srr1 a Vance
Hilhrfc CArrascutfto, de sxnsa Ts2haf a..
Jaan- Mannsf O.aaio. d ssn4a T,.heI a.
1'oerah k1vtra. de CorrRi Vt.io q
ooano Jose & Santiago, ds Pones Yaueo-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-25

!. Iagradable. digerible Y
-Iasinailable Y compile
.Itan,1o 81 benGfca ac-
::ci6rl con el agregado
1de los hipofosftos.
Siempre que el orga-
nisrno este debilitado, asi
como en- su padecimiento
resllltante. Ia neurastenia
J en- el crecimiento ' de-
sarrollo lento ' difcul-
tosio de los ninos, como
en- "a convalescencia de
casi todas las enfermeda-
desi. acddase a la verda-
dera = legttima Emulsion
de Scott, con toda con.
fallza-
D vs-.a e. .e1=s T<<.>x
SCOTT : BOWIE G@--7s. Ss~ YS-k-
"A
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-25
| MFoRTANTE
A LOS fGRICUL Torres
fsEMII.L IS De cEBoLLAs

PR cosveo asDarol = rac,,,,,, p,,. r.,.i.
dsl De cate erann nrr,.ss.. .ls 80
~~,S+~-s.AAe - 1s eanaFlas UNICA Que dS re-
ssaaillelos dursr - =. s.ss 9ue nsss.
Asost0 epoca nrsDnses. :. i, - a..
AFEoalo Gel hulho~
,Pracaa - dollars ,sf-. 49, A..
o. IN tsla. Pss0 sa -
spifiarse { Mlgesl gNscueal. ArssaAs.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-25
Agentes Generates

Boalton, Bis & DzIlstt, 135 Frozt St EsT-Ygrk.
En- Ponce, MORALES J GO
En- San Juanr VLLLAR Gs
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-25

HE Al rnercx1o Is Esw YORK 60 cotisa Q
ax6ear . los aig ufsnfss pi-astoa
Csnssifugsdo sH
MRscabx17
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-25

h ado nonbFRd1 m&sHsgo "a Ia eseueIa
da d Z cieRiturh de- Bio Piadrks, don Patio
s aacc.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-25

Tipoa d eambto:
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-25

"a eaai seguro aua al dia &C csIebrs Gaa
gram Asanosa dal pAfsIdo tsdsraI sl tea
sro as ArseiEo. para = 7esiAci6a ds candi1a
s1s para sleRidsi eonseiAlsa u lass municipal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-04-08
Proposed Testimonial.

A committee representing the seven COM
mands of Spanish War Veterans in this
city met yesterday at their hall, 612 E
street northwest, to make arrangements for
a testimonial to Commander Lee NJ. Lips
comb of the District corps upon the expira-
ton Of his term of office. Adjt Gen. L.
G. Dyer was chairman of the meeting with
Asst. Adjt Gen. John j. Duffy as secre-
tary.
ception to Commander Upscomb, the date
to be determined later. at which the mem
bers of the ladies' auxiliares and the COM
mands will be present. He will also be pre-
scented with a substantial token in recogni-
ton of his untrfng services and zeal in be-
half Of the District corps, which has nearly
doubled in the number of commands and
largely increased in membership during his
administration. Another meeting of the
committee will be held at Spanish War Vet
Grams Hall April 20.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-04-08
Committee Meetings.
INSTRUMENTATION EXPERT.
Opens Safes and Vaults in Distant
Cities by Telephone.

From the New York Times.
If there is any man in the world that
could transform himself into an efficient
burglar 1t is the expert on combinations up
in the office of the safe trust. This man
knows more about locks and vaults than
all the bank robbers IN the country. He
can open a safe in Boston by telephone in
five minutes, ordinarily. If a bank in Phia-
delphia loses it's combination there is tu-
raultuous ringing Of phone bells in the
trusts office, and the boy at the SWITCH
board shouts wildly for the expert.
well, what is it?'' the opener of vaults
shouts into the mouthpece, his tone show
ing that he is accustomed to such calls.
This is the bank. The presidents
gone home and the cashiers sick. I'm Mr..
-. Give me the figures, please
The opener satisfies himself that the right
man is on the other end Then he looks up
his records, If he does not happen to re-
member the figures wanted. 1t is only
matter of a few minutes before he is back
al the phone, and in as many more min
utes the vault in Philadelphia is opened.
1t happened the other day that Boston
trust company was in trouble about it's
combination. The safe concern was called
up and the lock expert was summoned to
the receiver. The usual request followed,
hut by some chance the openers good men,
DRY had forsaken him, and he had record
of the particular lock In question. The
Boston officials swore loudly over the wire
1t was no use, though, and finally they
had to give it up.
Not long after the wire had been vacated
there was another ring, and the opener
found himself again in conversation with
the same people. This time it was a re-
quest that he come to Boston at once
hiring special train if necessary. Il
can't come" he answered. There's too
much to do here in office hours. I'll take
the regular train Sunday"
Argument was of avail, and the Bos-
ton bankers had to wait. The combination
was lost on Wednesday, and for the next
four days they had to borrow all the cash
they needed from other companies. The in
conveniences they endured by reason Of id
accessible papers may be imagined. This
did not worry the expert, however for he
knew that nobody else could fill his place
as well he, and so there was no danger
of his being discharged He had been with
the safe concern for a great many years
and his imperturbability was not to be up
set by trust companys temporary
troubles. He left the office at the usual
time every day, had his dinner at home
and slept just as easily during those four
days as though there were no such things
as bank safes. In speaking of the occur
renee he said:
why didn't I go? The idea! Do you
know there are six eight banks that lose
| their figures every day? 1t was better TO
| leave one of them in lurch for four days
| than to have them all in trouble for one
day."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-04-08
SUPPLEMENTAL ESTIMATES.
District Commissioners Forward State
ment to Secretary Shaw.

The District Commissioners today forward
ed to the Secretary of the Treasury the fol-
lowing supplemental estimates, asking that
they be transmitted to Congress to be in
cluded in the appropriation bill for the
next fiscal year:
For the purchase of lot 25 square 553,
adjoining manual training school No 2, as
a site for a building for the use of the cook
ing school of the manual training school,
1888.
For the purchase of filters, water cool
ers and ice to furnish cool water in the
public schools during the summer days of
the school term, $500.
For two additional sanitary and food in
spectors at 81, 900 per annum each, 81 400
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-04-08
When Language Failed.
From the New York Post.

from the New 1OrK PUst.
Teuton met Teuaon In the office of the
United States civil service commission the
other day when German reporter called
to ask what appointees,to the government
service were to sail for the Philippines on
the transport Mcclellan;
"Aboud du hundred deechers." said a
German clerk.
"Joost laborers?s inquired the reporter,
whose ears is more anglicized than his
speech. igs.
mo. deechers," replied the clerk.
"Oh for der engineer corps" said the re-
porter: men for der bubble improve
mends." '
mo. for der schools"
ooh. deechers,'' said the reporter. 81
understood you wrong.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-04-08
To Cure Cold in One Dav

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets All drug
gsts refund the money II 1t fails to cure. E. w.
Groves signature is on each box. &c.
sea tuSth-00t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-04-08
Trade Trick.

From the Chicago News.
LOOK here snapped the 1ean-nosed
woman, what are you doing in my yesti-
bule?'
am just trying to get out, ma am" said
the peddler as he started for the steps.
Yes, but what were you doing there in
the first placer
"Well. er-you see, ma'am, I am selling
face powders and paints, but / see you are
too young and beautiful to need any cos
metics"
You think so7 Well, you are right. but
let me look at a box" And he sold three
packages right there.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-04-08
Injured by Electric Car,

While crossing Delaware avenue in front
Of the Casualty Hospital last night. ]. c.
Cunegan, clerk in the general land Of
fee, was struck by an electric car and Sc
verely injured about the face and head
In attempting to cross the tracks In the
rear of an eastbound train Mr.. Cunegan
was struck by westbound car. He was
assisted into the Casualty Hospital by a
went to his home, 10 North Carolina ave-
nue. southeast.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-04-08
Domestic Bliss.

From the Chicago News.
MY DEAR" said the husband, as his
better half paused to take breath in the
midst of an elaborate curtain lecture, I'm
sorry you take me for fool"
why, 1 don't!' she exclaimed in sur
prise. What ever put such an idea into
your head?"
well your volubility certainly reflects
upon your wisdom" replied the ungaIlant
man. "a word to the wise, you know, is
considered sufficient"
The conclusion Of the lecture was post
poned Indefinitely
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-04-08
KRITzINGER IS SPARED.
British Acquit the Noted Boer Leader
Of Murders

A dispatch from Lord Kitchener, dated at
Pretoria, says that Commandant krit-
Finger, who was captured by Gen. French
in Cape Colony and who has been tried by
court-martial on the charge of having COM
mitted four murders II addition to train
wrecking and cruelty toprisoners, has been
acquitted and is being well treated as an
ordinary prisoner OF war.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-04-08

Mrs. Helen Douglass, wife of the late
Frederick Douglass. was charged in the
nuisance on premises 1701 U street. in which
she has an interest. The nuisance is all
legged to be a dirty woodshed. Mrs. Doug.
lass personal bonds were accepted on COM
dition that the nuisance would be abated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-04-08

Escellent-wearing Wei Kid. Box Calf
and Patent Leather Laced Shoes-in
up-to-date Styles.-The equals OF most
advertised So SO Shoes.
The Jennings daily record., 1902-04-05
SUIT FILED.
Action Against the United States for
$7OO.OOO.

BY Union Associated Press,
Washington, April 5.-Papers
were filed today before the Span
ish treaty claims commission on
behalf of the epanish.American
abettors company, by Blyner
Hoffs and Clarke, against the
United States for 100000 on ac-
count of a franchise, which was
granted by Spanish authorities
to the company, giving them ex-
elusive right in the packing house
industry at Gienfuegos and San
tlago. The right of action in this
suit it is claimed comes outside
of an opinion heretofore given by
the attorney general on fran
chises granted by Spanish au-
thorities.
The Jennings daily record., 1902-04-05
THE EVANS CASE.
Criticism Upon the Action of the
President.

By Union Associated Press.
Washington, April 5-Criti.
cism of President Eooseve't's
treatment of the case of Pension
Com missioner Evans grows daily.
Some of his stoutest advocates
who stood by him, do not think
he recognizes the soundness of
the criticism. They do not hesi-
tate to join in the criticism, and
consider he made a tactical error
in signifying his determination
not to have the resignation of
Evans take effect until better
place was found for the com mis-
sioner, and action was taken as
an apology fGT letting him go.
The president has heard the ad-
verse comment and is said to be
anxious.
The Jennings daily record., 1902-04-05
Illinois Central'S Plans.
Special to the Record.

Special to the Record.
Chicago. Ill April 5 Within
the next two years. the illinois
Central Railroad Company will
have double track from Chicago
to New Orleans. This work is
made necessary by the enourm
Gus increase of the company's
freight traffic from all western
points to New Orleans. The
southern city has been gradually
creeping up on New York as a
grain export point until it almost
equals it in the volume of business
done.
The Jennings daily record., 1902-04-05
Wants Definite Charges.
BY Union Associated Press.


Washington, April 5.-Secre-
tary Shaw's answer to the
women who complained of the
baggage inspectors abuse by
custom officers on steamship
wharves was given out today.
The secretary says he has sent
his circularanswer of complaints
to 1920 women who had signed a
general petition, for tabulated
responses. He says he wants
definite charges rendered or it
will be nigh impossible to con-
duct specific investigation in the
treasury department as he will
do all in his power to reduce le-
gitimate cause for complaint.
The Jennings daily record., 1902-04-05
Philosophical Meeting Ends.

Special to Record.
Philadelphia, Pa, April s.
At the concluding session today
of the general convention Of the
American Philosophical society
papers were presented as fol-
lows; Race elementsi in American
Civilization, by Prof. M. D. Lear
ned of Philadelphia; The Inter
national Catalogue of Scientific
Literature, by Prof. Cyrus Adler
of Philadelphia; The influence of
Acute Alcoholic Intoxication Up
on Factors involved in the Phe-
nolnena of Haemotolysis and
Bacteriolysis, by Prof. A. G. Alb.
bOtt of Philadelphia; A Classi6ca-
ton of Economics, by Prof. Lind
ley Miller Keasbey of Bryn Mawr
Pa; Experiments in Cytolysis,
by Prof, Simon Flexner of Phila-
delphia.
This afternoon the members
of the society and their ladies'
visited the Free Musium of Sci
enceand Artand were eeutertained
at tea by the faculties of the Uni
versity of Pennsylvania.
The Jennings daily record., 1902-04-05
TO INVESTIGATE
THE MATTER,
The Charges Preferred by
Gov. Heard Will be
Closely Sifted.
BY Union Associated Press.

by Union Associated Press.
Washington, April 5.--Presi.
dent Roosevelt considers that
Governor Heard's report on sthe
existence of British military
camp at Chalmette does not con.
tain sufficient facts for the ad.
ministration to act on, and it has
been decided to order an exam
nation into the matter by Fed
era1 authorities. The question
came up during the cabinet meet
ing this morning, and by unan-
lmous vote it was decided to send
to Louisiana for further particu-
lars after the attorney general
had submitted an opinion as to
the law in the case. Whether
the investigation will be con-
Quoted by the district attorney
at New Orleans or by army Off
GERS under orders from the war
department has not been de-
termined.
Attorney General Knox and
one of his assistants have been
working on the case today, and
an opinion will be ready tomor-
row or Monday. After the law
determining what is proper com
merce and what violates nutrality
has been laid down, the presi
dent will ask that the facts be
ascertained. Then if it is clear
that the shipment of mules is
not Legitimate commerce and
that the british government is
enlisting men within the juris-
diction of the United States, steps
will be taken both here and in
New Orleans to put an end to
the practice and bring the guilty
to justice.
The Jennings daily record., 1902-04-05
New klondike Railroad.
pecial to the Record.

Special to the Record.
Seattle, Wash, April 5.-Work
is to be commenced next month
on the construction of a new
Alaskan railroad extending from
Dawson to ihe Stewart river, a
distance of 81 miles through the
richest mining district in the
Yukon country, The new road
will be known as the Klondike
Mines Railway and is incorpo-
rated with acapital stock of $2,.
500, 900.
The Jennings daily record., 1902-04-05
PRINCE OF WALES
is COMING.
Will be the Guest of the New
York Chamber Of
Commerce.

BY Union Associated Press,
London, April 5.-The state
ment was made in high diplo-
matte circles today that the
Prince of Wales will soon visit
America, James ?. Morgan, who
is now on his way to England is
carrying an invitation to the
prince to attend the dedication of
the new chamber of commerce
in New York. Washington Is
reported to be forwarding Off
cial papers for the trip, which is
understood as having received
the personal sanction of King 3D.
ward. The counselors of the
king, it is said here, urged upon
him this visit as a matter of state
policy.