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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-09-12

Atendiendo la solicitud de un res
petable n1mero de agricultores de ca
f6 Y comerciantes de la isla teniendo
en- cuenta la extraOrdinaria importan-
cia que para ell porvenir de Puerto Ri
co entrafIa ell asuntO que dicha soli-
citud Sc retiere. sea ell desarrollo y
mejoramiento de la riqueza cafetera:
los que suscriben la presente, invitan
4 todos los que en- ell pals Sc dedican al
cultivo y al comercio del cafe para que
cOnstituyan sin p6rdida de tempo una
association debidamente organizada Y
en- buenas condolences para desempe-
mar con 6xitO brillante los elevadOs
fines que envuelve la idea de los ini-
ciadores del proyecto
Con tai prOp6sitO, Sc conVoca las
menclOnadas personas y todos los
que por cualquier concepto Sc sientan
interesados en- esta question, para que
concurran 4 una Asamblea pr6via, que
tendr6 lugar en- los salones del xBanco
Territorial Y Agrfcola1, n1mero Is de
la calle de Tetuan, en- la ciudad de San
Juan de Puerto Rico, las dos de la
tarde del dia veinte del mes actual de
Septiembre de mil nOvecientos tres.
Ilene por obJetO esta reunion ell
nombramiento de una Junto Central
organizadora, que tomara 4 su cargo
los trabaios de organization de la So
ciedad redacci6n del proyecto de Es-
tatutos que debera regirse y la convo-
catoria en- el plazo mas breve possible
de una gran Asamblea constituyente,
que discuta y apruebe los Estatutos,
nombre los organismos que procedan
y tome los demas acuerdos que sean
necesarios para ell Immediate funciona-
miento de la association.
Ademds deberG la Asamblea pr6yia
que por la presente Sc convoca, elegir
un Comit6 local de cooperation pro
paganda, compuesto del n6mero de
personas que Sc crea conveniente para
cada locaIidad, Y cuya mission sera re.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-09-12
DESORDENES POR La CALETA
De LAS MONJAS
GDonde esta la poIicia que no
pone a raya tales desordenes,
o es que quienes los promueven
son inmunes?

Qu6janse honrados vecinos que ha-
bitan por las inmediaciones de la Gale
ia de las Monjas, de los frecuentes de-
sordenes que promueven mujeres de
NAL vivir, que han tornado aquel re-
cinto q 10 que parece de Quartet gene
raj de sus fechorfas.
Tenemos entendido que esos escan-
dalos han sido denunciados mas de una
yeZ.
81 acaso los encargados de hacer JUS
ticia, han tratado con lenidad q aque-
Has mujeres delincuentes, pudiera ser
que en- su ignorancia Sc juzgaran in
munes para escandalizar, corretear
como ardjlIas y proferir interjecciones
Y palabras obscenas.
De ser este asf, llameselas capftuIo.
Que aprendan a respetar q las pefso-
mas decentes Y familias honestas, para
que sean siquiera en- su desgracia Dig
mas de compassion no haci6ndose como
hasta hoy merecedoras de severos cas-
tigos.
Sc nos infoFma que anoche fu6 la
gFande por allf Estaban todas de
fiesta, una orgfa, una tremenda orgfa
sin que Sc tengan noticias de que la
policfa interyiniera ST ven ustedes &
6sta per ahf, al primer Jefe 8 al ae-
gundo, cuentenles estas cosas en- secre-
to para que no Sc entere padie,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-09-12
'AImendareS" y million"

Manana domingo Sc llevara efecto
en- la eLiga Puertorriquenao un desa-
flo de base ball entire los Clubs cal
mendares0 y ~Mill6n.0
Como siempre, ell entusiasmo de los
aficionados 4 ese spolt es grande. El
n6moro de jugadores puertorriquenos
va aumentando cada yez mas.
Los que componen ell ~Almendare8o
han demostrado, repetidas veces, que
son verdaderos champions.
Veremos 81 ell ~Mill6na triunfa esta
vez del caja <Almendares.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-09-12
"Nu8Stra COnSigna"

Tit1lase asf un extenso documento
que hemos recibido, fechado en- Ba-
rranquilla Colombia y dirigido al ge-
neral don Jose Manuel Hernandez por
ell ioven escritor que hace algun item
po estuvo en- esta capital, don G. Cha
taing Gutierrez.
Este alienta al general Hernandez
con motiyo de su reciente eyolucion
polftica, estampa juicios y conceptos
que son testimonio del refexiEo pen
sar y recto patriotismo del amigo que,
proscripto, conoct6ramos aquf.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-09-12
INTEsEsA A ToDos

Declaration de NRcimiento.
Declaration de Defunoion.
CertihcRoiones Medicas
Dooumento de F1anza.
Licencia para dar sspulsurAs.
ConocimisntoG de eabesSjs para Buquea
de vela.
En "La ceEEoswsAAaRai& DO PUsFt@ Rtce".
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-09-12
A LOS PRoPIETARIos

Cuadernos talonarios de Glen recibos para
.obros de alquileres de casas.
Boletas de demandaS
tu La Corrsspondspcis de Puerto Rico.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-09-12
I'm COnOCidO ObrerO repu-
bliCanO faIIeCi6 en- Ponce
Varfos capitalists puertorriquenos
tratan de asociarse para COM
prar las haciendas de la suce-
sion GaIIart.
(De maestro c0]TeSpoHSal)

Septiembre, 10.-Seg1n informes
adquiridos aver tarde, la casa de don
Juan Castell, que Sc quem6 aver, es-
taba asegurada en- ochocientos dollars.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-09-12

Parties de las haciendas de la suce-
sion Gallart moleran sus canas este
ano en- la central Guanica.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-09-12
PARA FAMlLlAS

OuAAerncs tslonarios para 81 lavado de
oPs durants sells meses, % vendsn on ''La
lorrespondsncia do Puerto Rico,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-09-12

Aver ha muerto en- esta ciudad ell Sc
nor Quintfn Petifr6, miembro del par
lido republican,. Ell Comit6 del par
lido que pertenecfa ha invitado, en-
una hoja suelta, para ell acto de la in
humaci6n del caoaver, que tendra lu-
gar hoy a las cuatro y media de la
tarde.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-09-12

tarde.
p~~~----v un pa1 ol anna ueI nnauo.
Es opinion aquf que al menos, por
este a1o, no Sc venderan las haciendas
de la succession Gallart Ultimamente
Sc ha hablado de que varios capitals
tas del pals trataban de asociarse para
comprar dichas haciendas.
Adelantan las obras de fabrication
de una casa municipal en- ell poblado
de la Playa. Sc cree que, para fines
del mes actual, 8 principles del pr6xi
mo, estara terminada la obra.
Han aparecido todas las prendas ro-
badas q don Enrique Ramery no hace
muchos dfas en- su casa de familia.
Sc hallan detenidas una mujer LA
mada Julia, Y un muchacho llamado
Juanito, con motive del robo indicado.
Las prendas Sc hallaban en- poder de
una senora 4 quien fueron vendidas
por veinte cinco dollars, seg6n Sc
nos informa. Las prendas estan aho
ra en- poder del Juzgado.
Ell seflor Francisco Gautier nos rue
ga hagamos constar que 6l no es nj
corresponsal nj agente de ~La Estre-
| LA del NorteS desde ell dfa 30 de Agos-
to pr6ximo pasado: por 10 cual no tie
ne participation alguna en- ninguna
clase de noticias de Ponce publicadas
en- aqu6l peri6dico, desde la fecha ex-
presada.
EI senor Andres Agostini contin6a
recibiendo cartas de la isla, en- las cua-
les lie piden informes muestras So
bre la SanseUeria. Uno de los que Sc
han dirigido al senior Agostini, con tai
motive, es ell ilustrado puertorrique-
no don Jose Cordov6s y Berries. FL
senor Agostini Sc propone ir San
Juan con ell fin de desarrollar su pro-
paganda en- pro de los nuevos cultivos
de un modo eficaz active.
Los expedicionarios de Ponce para
Mexico estan pendientes del vapor que
viene de los Estados Unidos, en- ell
cual esperan al comisionado de M6xi-
co, segdn los informes recibidos aqul.
Una orquesta de Ponce ira 4 tocar las
| uCSIdS pdGIOAdIeS u6 GnuSldS el 81 IDd-
| do y domingo pr6ximos.
Ell dueno de la propiedad agrfcola
en- las alturas del pueblo de Barros,
nos dice que no acepta ell consejo de su
amigo de regalarla al gohierno para
INA eStGclon naOGt,' pero que ST la re-
gala al autor del meior folleto probanv
do que ell cange de la moneda fue bue-
no; que la implantacion de la tarifa
Dingley fu6 conveniente; que ell cabo-
taje ha dado los resultados apetecidos;
que la prosperidad es un hecho; que
la legislation de las Camaras ha sido
justa, liberal y humana; que ell bill
Foraker es una ley altamente descen-
tralizadora; que ell Conseio Executive
es un cuerpo de origen popular, V que
Ell gobierno civil de Puerto Rico es Ia
mas alta expression de 10 bueno, de 10
impartial y de 10 equitativo.
Queda alberto ell concurso.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-09-12

Es opinion aquf que al menos, por
este aho, no Sc venderan las haciendas
de la succession Gallart. Ultimamente
Sc ha hablado de que varios capitals
tas del pals trataban de asociarse para
comprar dichas haciendas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-09-12

Temperature maxima 81
Id rniujms X
Lluvia on
Media normal de lluvla II
Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-14
INTERNATIONAL MEET OFF
Athletic Contest between American
and English Universities VIII
Not Take Place.

LONDON. May 13.-The oxford-Cam-
bridge Athletic authorities have received a
cable message from the athletic authori-
ties of Yale announcing that the proposed
inter university athletic contest in Lon
don duri the month OF July is declined.
owing , -g,,-yard's refusal to participate
in II. N
CAMBRID n ASS. May 1s.-Prof. Ira
N. Hills of Ibsrvard athletic com
mittee said today u Harvard had never
understood that tn, iish universities
were anxious for the can universl-
ties to meet them in track &C contests.
I'VE understand" he said, sat oxford
and Cambridge were willing Is send US a
challenge IL we desired. We have never ex-
pressed a desire for an international meet
this year and have not received an out and
out challenge. 1t seems that a letter was
received by some one in New York con-
veying the idea. AS / have said, IL Har-
ward and Yale were willing. then the Eng
lish universities would extend the chal-
lenge. We got the impression that they
were not particularly anxious for the meet.
We feel also that the plan for an inter-
national meet. which was worked UP wholly
on this side of the Atlantic, was proposed
too late. We look upon these games merely
from the point of view as to whether they
promote athletics and when an oppor-
tunity to hold athletic games comes so late
in the term we usually reject it."
NEW HAVEN. Conn. May 13.-The Yale
News today says that when the challenge
for an international track meet was re-
ceived from the English universities the
matter was placed In the hands of the
Yale track management and the Harvard
athletic committee, and everything seemed
to point to the acceptance Of the chal-
lenge. Yale was strongly in favor of
sending a team abroad, and from all that
could be learned, there seemed little doubt
that Harvard would join Yale. Word was,
however, received from the Harvard ath-
letic committee that 1t had decided not to
accept.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-14
FOLKS PROBE SINKING DEEP
Former senator 1elIs Circuit Attorney
Detailed Tale of BoOdIinE
in 1sos.

ST. LOUIS, May 13.--Former State Sena-
tor schweickardt gave circuit Attorney
Folk several new leads in legislative
hoodling today. Mr.. schweickardt had
been suoroenaed by the Grand jury, but did
not give evidence having long conversa-
tion with Mr.. Folk instead.
In statement that was reduced to writ
ing and signed by Mr.. sehweickardt, he told
Mr.. Folk that during the session Of 1893 no
received an envelope from a messenger boy
with instructions not TO open IL until he had
reached his room in Jefferson City.
1t contained 1900. with full Instructions
what to do with the money. He did not re-
tain any of 1t himself. but divided It equally
among four other senator's No statement
was made as to which particular legislation
the 81 600 was to influence, but II is Under
stood Senator Schweickardt said It was in
tended to influence the fate OF several bills
In that session.
The senator is supposed TO have also re-
vealed something OF the plan of operations
pursued by the lobby and the senate COM
bine.
Senator schweickardDs statement will
enable Circuit Attorney Folk to get after
certain men whom the statute of limitations
does not protect.
Senator Morton told the grand Jury today
that he was at the Planters hotel on March
"a, 1903, when the 5000 IL said to have been
distributed by an agent OF the baking pow
der trust.
WASHINGTON, May ls.-The State de-
partment has notified Governor Dockery of
Missouri that it cannot grant its request
TO secure the extradition of Ellis VAIN
wright, a millionaire brewer of ST. Louis
| who is wanted ia conneotion with the mu-
nicipal bribery charges and who is sup
posed to have fed to France The obstacle
| lies in the fact that the French extradition
treaty does not enumerate bribery as an
extraditabie offense. If9the Missouri au-
thorities can describe wainwrights Of
fenses under another titlt the State depart
ment will exert itself to secure his appear
| ance for trial.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-14
OMAHA MEN ARE HoNoRED
wOodmen of the World Election Gives
Many Places to Nebraska
Metropolis.

MILWAUKEE, Wis. May 1S-The Wood
men of the Word today elected officers as
follows: Sovereign adviser. A. Falken-
burg, Denver; sovereign banker, Congress-
man Morris Shepard. Texarkana, Tex;
sovereign clerk John T. Yates, Omaha
sovereign watchman, B. w. Jewell. Omaha !;
sovereign escort, II. F. Simral Missouri /;
sovereign sentry, d. f. Bradshaw. Little
Rock, Ark; sovereign physicians. Drs. Ira
w. Porter and A. d. Floyd. Omaha; SOW
erejgn commander. James r. Cott, Omaha
holds over for fcu.' years
The following board OF sovereign man
ayers was elected: w. A. Fraser, Dallas.
Tex; J. z. Fitzgerald. Kansas city, Mo. /;
c. c. Farmer. Mount Carroll. Ia: A. q.
Lewis. South Carolina; NJ D, Roache.
Cleveland. o.; n. b. Maxey. Indian Terri
tory c. X Irwin. Tomah. wis.
w. A. Falkenburg OF Denver was unani-
mously indorsed for vice president OF the
national fraternal congress. which convenes
in this city next August.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-14
BIGGEST STORM IN YEARS
Heavy Rains Are Doing a Great
Amount of Damage in
Florida.

JACKSONVILLE. Fla. May 1s-A.heavy
northeaster has been blowing for the past
few days accompanied by driving rains.
Last night and this morning IL was un-
usually heavy. Reports from the state say
much damage has been done to turpentine
camps and phosphate plants. Big tides and
heavy rains have flooded the lower portions
of Jacksonville and boats are being used
on several streets. The terminal station
and all the approaches are under water. In
the railroad yards the waters are rush
ing through at a six-mile speed. The total
rain fall for the past twenty-four hours
was $40 inches. No trains have arrived to-
day. Reports from the state say all rail-
roads are in bad shape from the flooding Of
tracks. The storm is the worst for years
Many houses in the negro section were
washed away.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-14
CHURCH is LOSING GROUND
Bishop Declares Many of Nations
Best Men show No Religious
Inherent.

BOSTON, May 13.-The 11sth annual con-
vention of the Episcopal church in the
diocese of Massachusetts was held today
Bishop william H. Lawrence in his ad-
dress said:
So far as statistics can show it is doubt
full If the church has been keeping pace
apparently increasing in number or power
great proportion OF the Intelligent men
interest in the church. Many OF the finest
characters are outside the church. In
fidelity, sincere and irsincere. Is all about
mercial, material, social and intellectual
life Is gaining stronger hold on the
people.
!. The tests OF life among many are in So
lciai and financial success. Sport and
amusement have made great inroads on our
Below ali these lnfiuepces are the lower
stsndards OF taste alA sha grosser im-
deprecates the discussion now going on in
diocesan conventions as TO whether the
name Of the church should be changed.
CLEVELAND, o.. May 1s.-At the annual
convention of the clergy and laity of the
Episcopal diocese of Ohio the question OF
changing the church name was deadlocked
The clergy favored a change, but the laity
did not
PITTSBURG, May 13-By a vote largely
in the majority the Pittsburg diocese of the
Episcopalian church at its thirty-eighth an
nual meeting today decided against chang
ing the church name.
INDIANAPOLIS, May 13.-The Episcopal
diocese of indianapolis today voted against
making any change in the church name
KANSAS CITY, May 13.-The council of
the western Missouri diocese of the Protes-
tant Episcopal church voted today, % to u.
in favor of changing the name to that of
1.-The American Catholic church"
This recommendation will be made to the
general conference which meets in Octoher
Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-14
IMPERIAL TROOPS CONQUER
Government Forces Are Victors in a
Battle with Attacking Tribes
men at Tetuan.

MADRID. May ia dispatch from
Cepta, Morocco, announces that the tribes
men who attacked Tetuan Monday were
repulsed. They stubbornly fought their
way through the suburbs to the foot Of the
walls, but the imperial troops eventually
regained their lost positions and drove OF
the rebels with heavy losses on both sides.
A later dispatch from Ceuta says cour-
Ter who has arrived there by sea from
Tetuan states that the battle was sus-
pended in order to allow the opposing
forces to bury their dead numbering 300.
Many heads are displayed on the walls Of
Tetuan, which still has three days supply
of ammunition.
Dispatches from Tangier announce that
the imperial forces have routed the rebel
mountaineers near Fez, inhicting great
losses on the enemy.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-14
CONDITION OF THE WEATHER
Forecast for Nebraska-Fair and Warmer
Thursday; Fair Friday.
zIMMAN TO BE PRESIDENT
Republican Members of New Council
So Decide i'm Caucus
Wednesday,

II. B. zimman, reelected councilman
from the Third ward. is to be president of
the new city council after its organiza-
ton, May @
This was determined yesterday after
noon in a caucus of the republican mem
bers of the new council, held at the city
hall. In this caucus the first ballot gave
Zimman of the Third ward five votes,
Nicholson Of the Fourth ward two votes
and Huntington OF the Ninth ward one
vote Mr.. Nicholson Immediately moved
that the election be made unanimous and
this was done Mr.. Nicholson was then
made the caucus choice for president pro
TEN. OF the new council.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-14
LIVELY CONTEST FOR OFFICE
south Dakota WOrkmen Elect Fred
b. smith over George
SehIOsser.

LEAD. s. D.. May is-(Special Tele-
gram. AFTER a spirited contest between
Fred B. Smith OF Hecla and George schIos-
ser OF Sioux Falls. the delegates to the
Ancient Order United Workmen grand
lodge reelected Smith. The following gen
tlemen were selected for the other offices:
F. NJ. Simmons, Huron, grand foreman;
Olaf Nelson. Yankton, overseer; G. A.
Skinner watertown. guide; T. B. Blaine,
Ashton. receiver. reelected Alexander
Fraser. Lead inside watch; c. Cardinal,
Minnesota. outside watch.
The order has had net gain OF lao
members during the year. Five hundred
delegates are IN attendance.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-14
BIG SMELLING PLANT
New York Company Buys Utah Mines
and VIII Erect Reduction
Works.

NEW YORK. May 13.-A certificate was
sent to Albany today Incorporating the
Newhouse Mines and Smelters. The cap
ital is IS, 100000.
1t is understood the company is to ac-
quire from Samuel Newhouse his mining
interests in Utah. including the Cactus
copper mines. The company issues $780,
900 6-per cent first mortgage bonds and the
entire S6,OOOO0O.
Mr.. Newhouse formerly owned and de-
veloped the Utah copper mines and the
Newhouse tunnel Colorado 1t is under
stood mills and smelters capable OF con-
centrating 1900 tons of copper ore per day
are already being contracted for.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-14
MASSACRE DETAILS DREADFUL
reports of the Kishenev Slaughter
show n Horrible Condition
of Affairs.

ST. PETERSBURG. May 12-Additional
details of the Kishenev massacre Of Jews
are printed here daily. The correspondents
give the number Of victims thus far buried
In the Jewish cemetery at forty-four and
say that eighty-four persons, seriously in
jured. are still In the Jewish hospital.
The horrors reported scarcely bear repeti-
tion. In one instance spikes were driven
through a womans head in the floor and
cases Of bodily mutilation have been au-
thenticated. About 800 to 1000 persons were
arrested, an energetic official having been
sent from Odessa to deal with the situation.
The apathy of the local authorities during
the two days Of rapine and murder appears
to have been fully established.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-14
HITCHCOCK URGES STATEHOOD
Tour of Oklahoma COnvinces ,Secre-
tary that Territory Deserves
Promotion.

ENID, Okla, May is--Secretary Hitch
cock said in the course of brief speech
to an audience of 5000 citizens today:
4 NY trip TO Oklahoma has changed my
mind on the advisability of admitting the
territory to statehood. Conditions all over
the territory are remarkably prosperous.
You are entitled to statehood and while the
Interior department has little to do with
congress l shall recommend immediate
statehood for Oklahoma.
He is also quoted as saying later in an In
terview
am opposed To statehood for Indian Ter
ritory until such time as existing treaties
expire and the land is subject to title.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-14
WoRKMEN ELECT OFFICERS
Grand Lodge at siOux City Names
Its list of
Leaders.

SIOUX CITY, Ia. May l3.-(special Tele-
gram. )-The election of officers of the
grand lodge. Ancient order OF United
Worlmen. resulted as follows: VIII M
Narvis, Muscatine, grand master work
man; George Heck, Burlington. grand
overseer; B. +. Rehkopf, Des Moines, grand
recorder; Henry Michelstetter. Sioux City.
grand receiver; L. Southland, Shenandoah,
grand inside watchman. Representatives to
supreme lodge, w. II. Berry, Indianola; b.
f. Carroll. Des Moines, and B. F. Rehkopf,
Des Moines.
At the afternoon session Davenport was
selected as the next place OF meeting
A proposition TO hold biennial sessions
was voted down.
II was decided to make the report of one
medical examiner instead OF two sufiicient
for entrance to membership.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-14
VATICAN OPPOSED TO FRgARS
Philippine Religious orders Are Not
Viewed with Favor at
Holy See.

ROME. May lS.-various documents re-
eeived by. the Vatican and individual cardi-
nails by every mail from the Philippines
show the enmity between the secular clergy
and the friars is far from abating.
The general feeling in the Vatican is un-
favorable 20 the friars, although they
have strong supporters, led by Cardinal
Wives Y. Tuto. who is indefatigable in help
ing them.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-14
ANOTHER WHITE PLAGUE CURE
German Doctor Announces stin one
More Remedy for Con-
sumption.

BERLIN. May 1S-The Berlin Medical
society announces a new remedy for con-
sumption called sanosin.
DIR. Danelius OF SommerfeId read a paper
on the cure before the society and showed
that number of patients. mostly working
men, had been cured of consumption with
out interference with their work. sanosin
prevents coughing. fever and night sweats
and results in the patient gaining weight.
Even in severe cases the progress OF the
disease has been arrested.
The remedy was discovered by DIR. Robert
Schneider.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-14
SIGNS CHILD LABOR BILL.
Governor of PennayIvania Makes It
Unlawful to Employ Children
I'm the Mines.

HARRISBURG. Pa. May 13.-Governor
Pennypacker today signed the child-labor
bill and vetoed the other three miners
bills. The child-labor bill makes It unlaw-
full to employ children under 10 years OF
age IN and about the mines. The three
bills vetoed were the eight-hour-day bill.
the bill providing for the payment for
coal mined by the ton of 2.24o pounds, and
the mine inspection bill.