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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-03-01
TEATRALES

El tsAtro de San Juan ea una espa-
Gle de- csfAbina del vie5l a An5roaio.
EstS deaccmpuesto y no le tire. Dor
no tiFarle, ri al arte,n & IA ccquetelfa.
ni nada, que es cuento enhonor de 81
gnapezs actual pueda deCiFse. Vhuooa
yer sci Elm empoIvarnOa mucho loa
anteojogs c1antO la fasta lie f4Its
todo. LueRo varemos 10 que le sobra.
Dc facll que sObro 81.
10, 81 entFar uno, cree que 81 edfi-
clio SO le viene encimR.
Despu6s c0ntempIa aquOH ciaIo rRso
y cGnYiene en- que ca raaImente rasO,
precIsamente porque est6 arYasado
desde que 10. arFas6 81 cicl6n de San
Ciriaco'
Las tablss Ias del cieIo raso astSn
peladas, sin aFrequiYas dc eaos que le
han dsdo gloria , diaero IgaraYidez.
Miguel Angel nativo de d pintura ss-
ncgvEfics.
sY lee butscsi2 Deaf5ndadas unas,
otraa sin brszoa, aquella sin espaIdaY,
la de mas Rlls ccjs, y todas mas 8 me-
nos lisiadas.
Los palccs y 81 persi1nsje despinta.
dos, mas fecs que Picio. AoueIIa cor-
nlsa del prrRceniO, moatrando an re-
taz0 de decoration que tiane en- el mas
terrible b0ch9rno Ia caric4turs del
rostrO de ESquilo. go un pirgo que
reciRma La iateIveE ci6n da Ia Junts.de
SanidEd.
L. mar de casRs. de cosas que Ie fall
tan para que sea on temple de T Tia.
digno de esta .musa que no. .esEnirguna
8lusardi5G
En- cuanto 10 que le sCbrR al coIi
SEQ. sobrs 81 81 ha de uuedarse asf.
sBlvo que laa autoridades muDicipRIeS
quie-an conaervarie en- ese eatado fin
de que 5aaggesa en- nuestro Museo (2?
de Curiosidades hist6ricas que recuer
den los des' stEes del cic On que Ie hizo
Venir & menos. -
Pero Ie sobran les pu'g4s, que se
crisn ALI debsio de las butscas.
La otra nCche, con Ell mayor disimu-
10 presenci6 una escen0 que no pordue
sea 8 se le lame cd ] teatFo QqueEO,
es ed icante.
Veran ustedea, 81 es que no 10 vic
ron ali Es
En- las butacas so haEIt ba sumo del
campo.2 Estaba enthusiastic contem-
plandO (c5aenaGt0ggG1ec 1ec1m ente) Ell bonn
bArdeo de Puerto Arturo. cuAndO rk-
ida llev6se la diestra & un punto mas
absjo del CcQoto, y aprision6 aIgo,
algo min1sculo, fuFiosamente. entire
sus dedoa.
Despu6s. miro de reojo hacfa los
euatro puntos OaTdinaIas del consabido
Temple, Y, cdaa disimulo. Ia mat6 bsio
ia preston de- -slas1. dos. .uflaa de los pu.-
cares.
iQo6 ere elIo2 Pues IN voracf.imo
p5ct6n de Chinche.
Hombre srreGlen ese teatro. iPor
les chipchesl iPor 10 que mas quie-
ran SefIor Todd. 10 contrario serfs
Gntj-0naericam0.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-03-01
Ia ETERNl RUTlHl.

Dsl pasado sigIo 90 decfa que era 81
siglo de Len luces, Gin embargo exis-
tfan todavfa madres de famiIia que 1 4
viendo sus hiias an6mieaa 8 clor0ti-
cas- y condanadas. por tanto. & pr6xi'
mo fin, no acudfsn 20 YerdaderO Hero
Bravais en- gotas eoncentFadas. cuyo
uSo eat6 tan recomendado por los me
dic0B mSs ilustres. 5De que seTyiEfAn
entonees los grandes descu brimientos
81 sQuelIas personas mas interesRdss en-
aprovec har sus b9ne fcios permanecie-
son indiferertea?
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-03-01
CdreoI de Sa h Jnan.

Con las reformas que Sc est6n hacien-
do On ls cSrcel de ID ciudsd. ID hygiene
hR gAnado muchO.
Aai miamo con las dos grandes rejGS
de hierro. quedar6 irc5municAdO eli
patio con las fcinas del RIcalde y ID
seguridad de los presses estara mel u
garantida, Ia vez que tendrkn con
tkctO con el p1b.ico. aolanente los dias
y horss reglsmentariog
Ahora falta que Slgunas reformRs 80
hsgau en- ell Psrque de B5mberos que
eats Immediate Y bien ID necesita.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-03-01
iAgua YaonI

Eistanos en q eaoa exc amau
IAtila essz : las puertas Dc San
HAY que gritar gritar mucho. pa
ra que GO nos nige!
Pero, Squ6 pasag
-lC6mol Sno 10 sabe ustad2 % Pare-
ce meptiral ak esq lluvia de- oeaan.
tfas! iTambi6n que ss ViVfa hsce seis
aflos!, y de g0lpe y porrszo. sin con-
tar con unO para nada, igGsi casante.
De mi Sc decirle que entes era 81 hon-
bre mas religioso, sobre todo en cobrsr
mi sueIdO, pero lo que es ahora. me
siet0 GteO. per0 nm ate0 complete.
10, nunca he hscho politics v sim
embargo me tomsn p0r psrtidario de
tel 8 cuaI paFtidO. Ademss, 8quf en-
reserVs, 20 vote por los mfos = -. con
la ingratitQd ma pagan aPero amigo2
va V. vera. Voy & fundar nm peri6-
dico que dir6 les Verdades del b3rque
70 TODD el mundo.
Paso de large viendo 10 furioso que
esta ei 0teO. cuando de. msnos & boca
trOpiez0 con 0tFO que me dice:
-iCorreIigi0nRrio. quieFes Greer que
4 mi no me han dad0 NADIA! mi an
simple deAtino! Como 10 Dyes.
PerO chico 81 ia eres de ID vfspe-
re, SquS quieres que te de-?
-Pues pOr ESQ. por 10 migmc, 70
soy de los buenos. Si no fuera por
mOdestis, 20 dilfs cuanto he hscho!
Per0 en- cuanto funde eLa metrslIa0
iqu6 fuego moEtifero voy haCer
-IC6mo 5otr0 periodista?
ST. Voy & gritar y & haceF
que el pueblo grite.
y ai to pones romeo?
-Y6, nunCa Me gusta cOmhAtir
on Is brecha.
Y efectivamente iba subiendo 81 dia-
pas6n de tai modo que IN policfa, 10
lleV6 al dep6sito por alterar la paz / d
bliCa.
De los pGtos no se puede decir nads.
p0rque estos stan aiempre encin1On0.
Tienen IN olfatO de perro de caza.
Ven ls LtebTe deade l6ios.
CuandO el tempo es bOnancibge. sun
cuando hsya Viento fresco. est6n al sol
que nadS cGt9e7atG peFO en- cuant0
ven una nubeCilla en- ell horizOnte -.
diceD:
Para ESQ y6. que nunca me he
metido en- NADIA, aunQue he simpatizs7
do con los nuev0s. y 10 prueba que
mis- msjores amigos han eatado sienspre
en- el campo c0ntrario al campo en- que
me satp0p<Ga.
Estos sc denominan poIfticos de
JSerF0.
PerO hay otrO tipO mas graOiosO en-
tire los cltIpopteros.
Personas que nuncG tuVieran nj
oportunidad de haCer poIftica de prom
to surgen redentOres que hRnse sacrif
cado por ID patria y que en- momentos
de alg1n peIigro, con Ia mayor pru.
dencia estAban metidos debsjO de la
CANA.
-iOge. querido esPOsol aQu6 hRcss
Maniobrando. chica; C6llate Das-
de aquf estoy viendo tOdO 10 que pass.
-lHas visto loo que van cRmino del
Morrc2
mi falta! Esos son unos tontoe,
hay que Ter oportunistas y ministerial
de todcs los ministeries
-ICusndo t6 10 diCes.....l
CANDTDO
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-03-01
Ia 'lgaraia' por question Dc II
mites oRtrO Ecuador y PERI

Los peri6dicos de Guayaquil :
Ecuador-anuncian que Alfaieme y
Carri6n, oficiaIes psruanoS, estan
levantandO pianos militares en- la
frontera de Tumbes. -
La autoridad ecuatoriana de San
ia Rosa. denuncia tai hecho su
gobierno, paFticiPando, ademas, que
ha impedido una manifestation po-
pular hostil contra dichos militia
fes
xTales noticias han causado aquf
Ia mas honda impression, y por to-
daS parties Sc exteFiorizan los Odios
contra Ell Perds-dice uno de clos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-03-01
SAATORAL

MefIsus Iuneu. = NueatFa Sra. de ID
Fuente. Stos. HilariO OBJ. Castorio.
Dionisio. F6 tx. FioriSn, Largo, No
no. PapGs, Rom6n y Tsciano mrs.
Agspito. GreGoFio de Armenis, HsFi-
barto abga4o contra la seduis). y
Patricio obs. Abraham arm y Stas.
Memmia Yg. y mr.. = Maria penitente
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-03-01
MaaIl Dc u Rsv

El Shah de Persia tiene la ma
MA de coleccionaE gatos.
En- sus Estados Sc cFfan los ga
tos mas heFmosos del mundo; pero
no solo figuran en- la collection ga
tos peFsas, SIND ejemplares de todas
las razas y cOlores.
AlguuOs de ellos gozan del pri-
yilegio de formar parte del s6quito
del soberano cuando este va de via
II
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-03-01
IN D U l I 9

Hs sido induVtada por eI Goberna-
dor Winthrop, Ia indiVidua Herminia
Pirela. que foe sentenciada ell IA de
Enero de 1905 por eI Juez Municipal
de Guayams, pcr 81 delito de RCcme-
timiento v sgresi6n, h4biendO Cumpli-
do 3 meses y dos CfAs de condens. h.-
biendo obgervadO buena COnducta dU-
rante sd recIusi6D.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-03-01
C o r. R E O

Cartns detenidas en- Ia Administra-
Ci6n de Correcs de'esta CiudAd:
Molinari de VarOna, Aurora.
Mont0uri, Giuseppe.
Mendoza. Jes6g.
Morris, EuIaIia.
MeVhan, Zallo.
Msthers, Henry.
Martinez, Maria 3.
Martin. William.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-03-01
Informs fave rsbIs.

por Ia cficina del Attor ney General
ha sido informads fsvorabIemente ~
Hon g ,bernedor d pstici6n de induI-
to de los psriodistas poncefl9s sefiores
Juan Peric5s Diazy Joaquin RodFf-
ouez acugados de ibeIo y sentencisdos
por ell Juzgado Municipal de aquelIa
ciudsd.
Crosse que & tsn justa recommends
ci6n impartira gu aprob3ci6n el Go
bernador.
Serfs an acto de iusticia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-03-01
RIgg0 en- Santures.

ri polvo es muy nolesto los
vecinos del simpatico barrio. Fue-
ra bueno que el encargado de aquel,
fin Sc sirva disponer SO riegue Ia
la carretera, PaEticularnente entire
las paradas del Institute al Parque,
que es ell sitio de mas tFatico.
Ell Sultan de Marrueccs. ha pedi
do & Ii fkbrica ds ceEyezs stanat9 ana Ila
gran c&ntidad de barrilea da dlcno h-
guido para Celebrar eu rlratAo; ep pan
Juan ID venden M R IsldskQn g ~o,s
Yetu6n IL,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-03-01
Los anGrlGanOs en- GI archIpI6-
lsg0.

Gran excitaci6n Sc nota entire los
Iguayaquilefos al tener conocimien-
to de que dos buques americanos
han arribado al archip pi6Iago &Co
II6n2. antes Galapagos. pertenecien-
tie q la repdblica del Ecuador.
5QuerFan xmontarse3 en- los Ga
IlSpagos los americanos?
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-03-01

La meior BQua para 81 bafio es sin
disputa 81 AIeohoIado Getell Que 8
mss cura a reuma. iaQuecrg. resfriR-
Qos y dpl0r da cAheEa, Da venta ca.
tQoQg .oa colnoados
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-03-01
PRESIDE

Han sido puestos ca ibertad sl
confnado Andres Rodriguez Campo,
que cumplfa c0ndena dc IN afio,
por ell aelito de de hurto nenor GUAM
tia, y Jose Roman Rodriguez poF
haber extinguido eondena. por el
mismo delito.
A ambos Sc les han hecho abonos
por haber observable buena conduc-
ia en- el penal.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-03-01

NJ. ZTryO GAMBIA
Director
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-03-01

.cl0S lE slSeaIFEI0a q I0nl ID lSIA
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-09-09
HAWAII POLICE FIGHT
Up To SUPREME COURT

The question OF the authority Of the
Supervisors OF Hawaii to appoint
policemen in that County will be taken
to the Supreme Court on motion OF
Supervisor Fernandez who, at a meet
ing of the Board this week, put In the
following, when was carried.
IL hereby move that the Chairman OF
the Board of Supervisors appoint a
committee OF three supervisors, one OF
whom shall be the Chairman OF the
Board of Supervisors, whole duties
shall be to take all necessary legal
proceedings to test the legality OF the
appointments by the Board OF Super
visors and by the sheriff Of the County
OF Hawaii OF certain police officers and
other subordinate officers of the County
of Hawaii now acting as such, to pros
ecute under the laws of the Territory
of Hawaii and the ordinances of this
County all officers of this County who
have not been regularly appointed By
law. II shall be the duty OF said COM
mittee, and said committee is hereby
especially authorized to employ special
attorney on behalf OF the County fol
a reasonable compensation for his SER
vices and to authorize him to com,
mence and prosecute any and all lille
gal proceedings in this behalf"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-09-09

Fine Job Printing at ere Bulletin.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-09-09
Hl0 HIGH SCHOOL
QUARTERS ARE CRAMPEO but
SCHOLARS ARE NUMEROUS
PRINCIPAL RICHMOND WRITES
DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION
OF NEEDS FOR CONNER.
CIAL COURSE.

The following letter from the Prin.
cipal OF the new Hilo High School was
read yesterday at the Board OF Public
Instruction meeting. 1t shows that Hi.
10 is quite up to the high school idea
and the work Is going on favorably:
Hilo, T. H., Aug. 3lst, 1905.
My Dear Mr.. Davis: Arrangements
here for starting school are now ad-
justed to the satisfaction Of all con-
eerned. These arrangements have
doubtless been fully described by Mr..
Severance. The quarters left for the
high school in the Union School build
ing are somewhat cramped. but per-
fectly possible. Miss Deyo has been
extremely kind in helping in every
possible way.
There are greater possibilities for q
high school in Hilo than | imagined
As nearly as I can now find out there
will be eighteen fully prepared stu
dents doing regular freshman high
school work, fourteen in eighth grade
and twenty or more seventh grade
There will be few (how many | can't
say In sophomore standing. TO hold
those students in high school work
proper, and encourage others to come
It Is absolutely necessary to offer COM
mercial work. find a majority Of the
students have had some commercial
instruction and are expecting 1t. Upon
my assurance that such work would bo
given several students who were book
ed for elsewhere have concluded to re-
main In Hilo. / believe Mr.. Smith Ia
thoroughly competent to handle any
commercial work. Had we some type.
writing facilities we could give the
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-09-09

Latest sugar quotation, 1886 cents.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-09-09
LOCAL and GENERAL

IL. L. Guar0 OF f1llO is IN the city.
K. f. Paxton has returned from Ha-
wall.
Gift Week at Wall, Nichols Com.
pany.
Read the Bulletins latest offer on
page 6.
Hon. II. p. Baldwin arrived today
In the Kinau.
H. L. Picker returned from Hilo In
the Kinau today.
A. Lidgate arrived on the Kinau tn.
day from Hawaii.
Henry Hind was an incoming Kinau
passenger this morning.
Armstrong; Taro Flour, at 12hc
For sale by all groceries.
Delicious pies-like your mother
made. New England Bakery
Miss Warland, trained nurse, does
office work and hourly nursing.
The best and cheapest stove wood
In the city. Pacific Transfer Co.
After all others fail try Arleigh q
Co.'S new process rubber stamps.
You can get fine meals and liquors
ut the Cobweb Cafe, Alakea street.
r. w. Single and w. A. Kinney re.
turned from Hawaii this forenoon.
Neatly furnished rooms at the Pop
ula-. 81, $1.50 and 81 per week. l24s
Fort street.
Camera views, Paradise OF the Pa.
cific, on sale at all news dealers and
Curio stores.
Major Milsaps Of the Salvation
Army was a passenger in the Kinau
from Hilo today.
Hubber tips for furniture effectually
protect polished floors. The Porter
Furniture Co. keeps them.
Look out for announcements of
Blom's great money.saving feature for
next week. 1t will be winner.
French or German taught In weeks
Satisfaction guaranteed. For particu-
lars address l.. Mathews. Y. NJ. c. A. .
John 4. NOR, Mrs. ]. T. NOR, Miss
8. Moir and Miss l.. Moiar arrived Ia
the Kinau from Hawaii this morning.
Miss Power Is showing some stun
ming new TALL styles in millinery at
her millinery parlors, Boston building
Fort street.
First class tickets to all station on
the Oahu Railroad, and Haleiwa coupon
tickets are now on sale at the Office
of Trent q 70 GAS Fort street
W., sho,,,, ,,so ..r,oo,,on,, eorr ,or
-. ~ r,,,io "oasno ,hat 49, H. at,os
s"oh aa,,S,ao,ion ~ s m m snoh SnoS
Sr."a CniiSorni, roaa Co aaar,s
~" onnaanandonoo Las 80 ,ha "
q n r po,s 80 ~ han,o 80 M,s.
No, Dot, ,his a1onira a, n,o,oot a
'ordiai irvita,ion is ISSUED IN nil in.
,arested
Iudse Lindsay bas ordered default
b, he entered IN the divorce case oi
August Jobnson va Emma Johnson
oiylny tho IiheIIant custodv of ths
minor children
UonoIuIu christian Science Associa-
ton. room Elite building -Sunday
services II; 90 a, m: "Wednesday even
| ing meetings 7:30 Subject of lesson
sermon. sent 10 Matter"
Mrs Iulia Ka,auLoo announces that
che 20 nronorod 20 an yorr order 10,
49,, 49,, -, ,,,.,s,n -,
w. "'" ~, '.,. ~
que's' iern N'ea'hs vi al MINUS aho
eVergreehs AT very reasohapie price
ie.epnon, m".. iVo- j.
AIsIa, W. ". peen,ey, pu.'e, "
.ne minau, iepol.s 'ne 'p iiit n,sa
nmai',ns ehIphaems on ram s,i,, wa
sSov, Wa'ahe 10 oIVy, IlaMi m nnn. Ivy
MaaN ,s,a no. Nv, w,isaa,a noo 0V'' nv
"V S,,,'. i",o, iau, na',is 80 ~ na,ar,
| ouPeiiht'hueh, ba''s VI 'he DSpa's
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-09-09

There is no limit to the fun you can
have with kodak. A camera Is In.
valuable on an outing for things are
sure to happen which photographed
will furnish souvenir of a pleasant
time which will be treasured for years
Honolulu Photo Supply Co.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-09-09

Little Willie-"Do you always cry
when your papa whips you?" Little
Johnny-"Yes. OF course; then mamma
gives me candy"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-07-07
IN MISS RoosEvELT's TRAIN.
cIough Anderson of Cincinnati Rival Of
CONGRESSMAN Lonoworth.

Cincinnati, o.. July 7.--Richard
Clough Anderson. n son of Mrs. Larz
Anderson, Grandn Road. and u rela-
tive of the Wallingford-Iongw
families is said to be the newest and
most favored admirer OF Miss Alice
Roosevelt.
Clough Anderson, as he Is usually
called. is now In San Francisco at
Miss Roosevelts bidding--and VIII sail
with Secretary OF War Taft and the
congressional party to the Philippines.
While Miss Roosevelt was q guest Mt
.'Rookwood" young Anderson, In his
big. dark green automobile. was ex-
,remely regular In his attendance. He
took the presidents daughter riding
in the morning when Congressman
l4ongworth was busy explaining to re-
porters that there was nothing new"
and that he had no intention of as
,uming the matrimonial yoke. Miss
Roosevelt attended the ball game at
League Park In Andcrson's auto, and
he was one OF the members of.the
party that helped amuse Miss Roose-
Welt at the Latonia races.
Cincinnati society Is taking an UNI
usual interest in the congressional
.iunket to the Philippines. There is the
very natural desire to see one or the
other of the Cincinnati rivals win the
hand of the presidents daughter and
there are almost more Cincinnntinns
than members of congress In the party.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-07-07
The Receipts Today Were Not
Large Ind Prices Were
Well Maintained
HEAVY CATTLE LESS ACTIVE
Tho Market on tho Whole Not Great
Iy Changed From That Of Wock
Ago-Active General Buying OF Hogs
at 10 to rs Cents Better Prices To-
day.

Chicago. July 7.--Ofrerlngs Of cattle
To-Day were purity consigned to pack
crs and very moderate numbers of cut :
tie were offered OH the market. Such
cattle as were for sale brought I'M
changed prices. The market on this
whole was not much different from a
week ago. except that heavy cattle are
less active and are about 10 lower
while handy light cattle arc doing a
little better.
Hogs.
There was active general buying
early this morning that put prices IN
SOTO Later buyers retired, and the
advance was partly lost.
Good hogs wore scarce ana they
were the kind buyers' affection center-
ed on Proportion OF the kind of hogs
that have made up the bulk OF supply
during the past few months was pre-
eeptibly less, while the sowy. grassy.
skippy and nondescript stuff was
much more plentiful. the result being
II still further widening of the range
This packing stuff. II carrying u good
barrow top, sold close around the hulf-
dollar mark, but otherwise 1t was hard
to soil at anywhere from $500 to $40,
according to the degree OF qualty 1t
possessed.
Packers seemed to have use for
thick. fat hogs. One house was after
the 200 to $50 pound stuff OF quality.
which is now scarce. paying top prices
or right around for 1t. Above $50
pounds, however puputarity wnnpd
Weight, however, had to be combined
with quality to make 1t attractive.
Common hogs of al kinds were slow
sale. odds and ends going at $4.75
GD6.
Sheep.
Todnys receipts were fair for so late
In the week. Prime spring lambs sold
to limited extent at SIS hundred
pounds once more. but average range
of price showed a decline. Clipped
lambs are scarcor than ever and large
ly nominal. Clipped sheep are active
and steady at the recent advance
The close on spring lambs was bad
yesterday. A considerable number
were unsold late, and those who had
them We're quoting the market a quar-
ter lower.
Supply this week has been heavy,
the four day run being approximately
61.400 against $4,000 last week and
$4,000 during the corresponding week
OF 1904. AS the increase In mainly
lambs the reason for the slump Is not
hard to seek. Shipments have been
light. exporters. being out of the game
and few feeders being available.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-07-07
Contract For Typcsctting Machines
May Cause Scandal.

Washington. July Z. THE investiga-
ton recently ordered by the president
into the contract lc, by Public Printer
Frank Palmer, formerly II congressman
from Des Moiucs. for seventy-two
Lanston typeaetting machines for the
government offices, liz developing n-
tense interest The commission APP
pointed by the president 10 investigate
has discontinued holding public sea-
sions or allowing evidence to be nude
known. II IL charged that many people
IN the government office are Interested
IN the stock Of tho Lnnston company,
which Ia controlled in Washington. ana
while this charge would not directly
affect Palmer II would if established aft
feet his administration of office. 1t Is
alleged by the Mergenthalcr pcop'.
that they were not given a chance 10
show the merits of their machines or
to even submlt a competitive bid.
The contract was let privately and
was entirely unfair, and even Illegal.
The question seems to turn on the
merits OF the machines and the ques-
tion of whether the letting OF the con-
tract was influenced in any way by the
interest of printing office employees IN
the Lanston company. The inquiry
promises to be lengthy. Mr.. Palmer ~
understood to be demanding wide
open investigation, claiming that IT IL
unfair to subject his administration TO
the suspicious which attach to star
chamber inquiry. The whole business
has widespread political outrenchings
Whitelaw Reid. ambassador to London.
and James Gordon Bennett OF the Her
Md are heavily interested In the Mer-
genthaler. company. while the riVa
that landed the contract Is
ontrenched firmly In Washington.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-07-07
UNION MEN ARE THE LOSERS.
Two Big Plants Not TO Be Run Under
Amaaamated Association Scale.

Two Dig FIantS 'Not 10 1e nun OUue'
Amalgamated Association Scale.
Plttsburg. Pa. July7.--ft developed
that In addition to making mn unfavor-
able wage settlement with the hmeri-
can Sheet and Tin Plate company the
Amnlgamatcd Association of Iron.
Steel aud Tin Workers lost some Of the
plants that had been operated on q
union basis. The number that viii be
public, but II Is known that tho two
immense plants at New kcfislngton
will not be operated under the Anal
gamated association scale.
The men at one OF the plants sur
rendered their charter to the nssocia-
tlon and come Of the skilled worknen
at the other plant agreed to work on II
nonunion basis If guaranteed contin-
uous employment. These offers were
evidently accepted by the company, ,,a
notices were posted yesterday that
both plants would resume under what
Is known as the Deminler scale. The
rate paid to the men at the Demmler
works is said To be 10 per cent under
the Amalgamated scale.
The officials OF the Amalganntod as
ISOLATION Issued Il statement yesterday
concerning the wage settlement, In
which IL was pointed out that n strike
at the present time would not be to the
best interests OF the workers.