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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-04-22
Considering Internal Affairs.

a general meeting of the commission was
held this afternoon. The subject under con-
sideration was the regulation of the inter-
nal affairs Of the commission, and no con-
illusions We're reached. The executive COM
mittee will hold a meeting in Washington
next Wednesday, when it is expected that
Chief Engineer Wallace, who is now in
Chicago, and Chairman Shonts. who will
go to New York tonight on business con-
nected with the affairs of the Panama rail-
road. will be back at their desks
Judge MagOon of the executive committee
Will sail on May - for Panama and imme-
diately upon his arrival will be indicted
into office as governor of the canal strip
Mr.. Dominic |. Murphy, secretary of the
commission, will also sail for Panama on
that date to establish executive headquar-
tiers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-04-22

The Sunday Star tomorrow will
appear i'm five parts, including Comic
Supplement, the Sunday Magazine and
Sporting Supplement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-04-22

Note. - Sunday. April 16. 1905, ss,e74
copies were circulated.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-02
GESTACION

dad hecho uesro pro6o pond que don Fern,ndo DO
dtendese que yo nc 10 mpders psaba Que mata
rails que ncendaras despu6s de dueno detru.
ia su Hacienda squ6 htbss conseguido NADIA Os faqrfa
de atormntir vuest concencss go SECURE por psrte
dc Ia ustca de los hombres Tai penses eDos ramos
las oras hAcends Pero las hscenda iuo babr de-
ocur 10 mlsmo'I Mas A1n vuera conducta en- Ia <Es
merada sguramente admtritn ninguna de es
sDe que oo 0do pud6ras soucon&r asunto Existe
medic; ell nco dentr0 de Ia 6gca nco de resua
dos postVos tQ1eres conocerlo. -. La Regeneluc6n
Los peones estrech5ronse mos aededor del M,yordo
mo- Sas pGaba duIceS persuasv hIbGp penetado proun
dtmente ell alma de sQueo ince Va en- su corsz6n e
odo ibs dessparecndo dar entrada cocno Jms
bAn pensHdo tales certsmene que ell deto enorme
de cmeu epantoso Peo al ecuchsr 10 de eRegenera6r,
sembntes asombo n mtes poque en- su
vida, jsmas esa frase llegara Aus ofdos
FL Mayordomo 10 Saba, por ESQ, Ia mmR voz duce
sencIf, prosigui6 del sguente modo:
O h, dicho tRegenerac6rS & vosotros no eDten.
vida m1te del cperpo Ia vida moral del esprtu Bien
sabes mundc e hombre que volve
nRco s persona da Crst0 Cso sustuy6 hombre
veo p0 hombre nuevo mundo del error por mundo dc Ia
verdAd Vosotos podes redmSos repenerarOs Vues
tro csplftu, nacdo Ia escAvud gnorsnciI en- ell vi
necot Tene que despo1ros de Ia vesmenta
r que enVueIve ech4rI al rio Blo ese sentimieno que
vuestrO corsn impossible que nngdn pensameno
nOb acuda vuestrs mentc de Ghi al crmen preend
ponder con ell crlmen njusca Ia nuet cia Sc
pota quere deStrur ell tGbao ell trabto fuese
de vusss desdcbss sendo pec1mente nco
tenes VLr Ia exstancE que epftitu,
espu viciado conque whistles al mundo eva dentro de 81 Ell
b,gae dc Ia cavtd hedldo de vuesos padres los que
esclavt1d cngendr6 germen de goorancG de IA mise
ria POr dgo q1e necesa revivir; deporos de
envours aquerosa asm las bestias engkanAros con
Il alba tlncA De Hae'@n para que ofcies an Ell altar
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-02
B1BL1orECA DE %1A DEMoCaACIA, 1oa

g1sto del HDg0 10 lere regenerar 2 ST 10 quereis, 20
dire como Ante que nad& que conoEcas queDs
sos Vosotros 10 gnoras SAbe M que sciN mfseros
peones; Iamss Pedro Autono Juan que desde pc
quenos traba sin descnso que os vana como buey para
faeDa la noche, eno de odo de fags deS
cansas cuants hora hta que bocna de Hacienda
llama voVer al abao Para vosotro exte otro
do ell de Ia <Esmeraldas nj mas satisfaction Ia de abaate
vusrs necesdades Pero tai entdad soS vosotros
sotros sois mas que hombes Posees ntegen
sobr mundo En- vuestro cerebro ex luz que alum
bra, que exste htcedla alumhrar Vosoroe meros
peones nos de pobrezk de gnoranc guaes los demss
humanos vueo espru eaS nee h'y que hscero rev
Mas revVr tene antes que ovdar todo 10 pasado
uraos que habes veudo muudo este nstAn haced como
ell gusano abkndona envours, para convera
posa. YA so escavo. sos hombres bres !. Tenes IN
alma trAbsad cuerpo ostener matera
con ell alma para soener ell esprtu Voved I'll taller Ia
fabrics vuestro taba IL aenG sea gua pero no ell hon.
br que ejecuta Anes aborba pe6n ahos boras
Ese trabao de conatur Ell 00 de vuestra
reis por Ia ectura 70 encaga6 que sprendas de
proporcOnaros bro Por las noch despues
tras comdas podre reunos cuAquier parte escuch
ctura de obras nstucVas morales Suprmreis las pAaba
maldlclenes obscenGe vvre hermano verdG
deros hsrmIno hAta que d del tunfo egue evAntando
VootoS sobe a cabeza de mundo egoa pervertdo ell
estAndarte gorioso de la emancipation del trabsjo..
AL terminar Pablo murmullo de admrGci6n de entu
a1mo escuch6se entire los pesene FL hbo misteroso de
vedad hICia pAptsr MayOrdOmo escuch6
mld emoconAda de aqueos misero ornaero' que
csndose Ell, uno nno le decian
-Iene usted riz6n queremos used dice.
dlspoDga como guste de nosotros.
Pablo conformabS dares IL mano slno que los
oprma contra su peeho, respondiendoles
Soy Vuestro hermAno 20 os ayudare luchAr
ceremos.
Nistrde les acOnae6 que 90 retraran, aQueas sOmbrM
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-02

POr cuanto habieudo promovido |
ante esta Corte de Dstrito, eXpedien-
to, 81 le.rado don Lorenzo Jimenez
y Garcia en- representation de don
Emilio Lizardi y Echevaria en- solici.
tud de que Sc declare q Manuel Zaca.
ria, Viceute Emilio. Diego, Jose Igna-
clio, Heraclio Tslesforo, Alejandrino
Primitive, Lorenza Marcelina Serara.
pia Llis NJ agfo Lizardi y Echav aria
como hsrederos abintestato de dofia
Rita Echev aria habidos en- su matri-
monio con don Diego Lizardi Sosa
de quien era viuda Ia finada asl como
para que Sc declare sus nietos Pa
bio Enriq ue, Assclo Isabel. Diego
Leoncio, y Emilio Lizard Colon.
herederos por derecho de representa-
ci6n de su otro hijo fallecido Asisclo
Lizardi Echevarria quien los hubo
on gu matrimohto doha Silvestre Co.
lon, hablendo fallecido dicha causan-
! te el dia % do Mario de 1904 sin otor-
| gar disposition testamentsria.
Por tanto hablendo ordenado por
oil Hon. James A. Erwin Juez de esta
Corte dc Dstrito Ia publication de
| edictos on ell perl6dico La DEMocRA-
ICIA. & 10 menos una veg cada semana
duranta IN mes, para que los intsresa.
dos Que So cream con dsrechos q ser
| liucuidos en- dIcha declaraioria de he
rederos 6 hacer impugnaci6n & 10 mis-
ma concurran ests Corte q presentar
sus alegaciones en- forma el dla q de
Mario de 1905 q las a. m. previnien-
doles que pasado dicho termino oida
a prueba que ofrezca la parte promo
vente, SO resolvera Ia declaration dc
herederos solictada parando.es los
Iperiuicios CONSEQUENCES d los que nc
lhagan uso de su derecho, libro el pre-
seute para su publication en- el perl6
lico mencionado bsjo mi tirma en- HI
macao diez y ocho de Febrero dt
1905.
ENRIQUE RINC0N.
| Secretary District Court
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-02

Eata antigua y acrsditada
farmacis, la msjor do la localldad,
ha ranovado todas sus axistenc!as
4 intsoducido xn sxtsnso surtido
do drogas, psoductos quirnicos y
msdicinas do Patsnte dc los prin-
clpalss laboSatozlos do Europa y
America.
81 jefs dol estsblocinisnto.
qss cusnta so aios de sxpsrlen-
cia On tan dslicada profession. atian.
de embellishments. auxiliado pos
uA intsligents personal subal-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-02

terno. al despacho do las prsscstp.
clones facultativaa.
La mejor gafantta de sssa ca
50 ss sl cracisnte favor que sl pd.
blico arscibeho ls dispsnsa y Ia
especial recommendation que los
pSincipalss medicos de la cisdad
kacen do ella q sac clisntss
Sus preclos son tan equitati.
vos que no admiten competencia.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-02

TxTHE HELVETIA.>-27 calle
de Ia Cruz. Gran casa de huespedes.
liable d hotel, Aposentos para IA
milias y personals solas. Comidas q
cincuenta centavos cubierto. Bafios.
Teletono, 1872. Apartado correo. 1885,
Propietarfo, Pedro Schira. Nota;
Este hotel esta q cargo de una sehori'
la caguefia.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-02
Commentaries

ANGEL SUAREZ. Fabricante 6
imporsador de sombreros. Fortaleza
SO ! almacen San Francisco SO.
FARMACIA y Droguerla de Adol-
70 Iturrino Rivera. Camuy, p. r.
CONSTANTS surtido de medicinas
trescas importadas de Europa y Esta-
Unidos. Perfumerfa, Noveda-
deR etc. Preclos m6dicos.
FARMAOlA COLON, de Ramon
Almazsn. Plaza Principal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-02
Sc NECES|TA
U,,a peq,eda caja de hifrro en- batera
condici6n, derecia, americana, c"r'o'na'
ctGn. Intormea preci0 y tama1o
A. J.P.
e. VOLCAN
DE
Jose Gonzalez Serrano

Perfumeria, g6aeros do punto,
ouincalla, ferreteria, cristalerla, efec-
tos de escritorio y obietos de novedad
v fantasia. Ell establecimieato que
mas barato vende en-
CAGUAS, Plaza Principal, p. K.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-02
E:.DICT0

Estados Unidos de America.
Ell Presidente d. los Estados Unidos
En- la Corte del Distrjto de Humacao.
Emilio Lizardiy Y Echevarrfa, Elk parte'
Daclaratoria de hsrederos abintestatt
de do1a Rita Echevarria Dfaz
The statesman., 1905-06-02
GIVEN GOOD OBJECT LESSON.
Amateur Musician Convinced There
Were Limitations to Liberty.

Timothy L. Woodruff, in discussing
New York state politics privately with
friend some time ago, and referring
to the Platt-Odell feud, told the fol-
lowing story:
There was young man." he said,
"who lived in a Harlem fiat. He was
always blowing his own horn. He was
trying to master the blows and stops
of a cornet, much to the annoyance
of his neighbors. Out OF patience
one night, from loss of sleep, the man
in the fiat above him rushed down in
his uightrobe and. knocking on his
door, exclaimed:
For heavens sake, man, don't you
know that you are destroying the
peace of the neighborhood."
None of your business came the
voice from within. I pay for this fiat
and am going to do as l choose in
it.
His infuriated neighbor vent up
stairs, resolving to get square. He
stuffed all the stops in the basins and
bathrooms, turned on the water full
force, and. then went to bed 1t was
but a short time before the half.
drowned cornetist banged at his door.
"'Come in, replied the man higher
up. And the enthusiastic bugler saw
a figure in the bed attired in its
nightshirt, with a fishpole in his hand,
a line floating in a foot Of water on
the floor
Good heavens, mani Don't you
know that you are flooding the
house" he shouted.
None of your business, said the
man reclining against the brace Of
pillows. It's my fiat, and can do
just as I choose in it."-New York
Times.
The statesman., 1905-06-02
ZINE TO JUICE SCENERY.
Obs .rvant Man Advises Waiting Until
After Breakfast.

Its curious, you know, it really is
said a returned summer boarder.
what effect a good square meal viii
have on the Imagination.
I'VE arrived at tho end OF long
roailroad journey, on our way t6
where we we're to spend the summer,
at O'Clock in the morning. Then we
tookl stage and rode miles furtIeI
over hilly road, in the chilly morn
Ing air to one end of a, lake. where
we took steamboat and rode some
more miles to our final destination, ar
riving there at a. m.
"Seen under such circumstances,
after being routed out of bed at Z.
m, and before breakfast, the scenery
was disappointing. The lake seemed
not much bigger than good-sized
mill pond, the trees were all stunted
and the mountains we're not much
bigger than hills. and we we're inclin-
ed to take gloomy view of things,
and in that frame we remained until,
az 1880, the tocsin sounded and we
went in for breakfast.
THAT was a good breakfast, with
everything well cooked and admirably
served, ard with particularly excel
lent coffee, and we had the appetites
of hungry mules and fingered long.
when we had again come out thu
sun was shining and the lake had been
enlarged by four acres at least each
individual tree of all the innumerabls
thousands that everywhere fringed
the lakes shores and rose upward on
its mountainous sides had gown forty
feet, and the mountains themselves
now climbed to the sky.
It was all noble and restful and
beautiful; and SO it remained, grow
Ing on us all the time as long as we
were there.
Hereafter shall never pass judG-
ment on scenery till after breakfast" !"
New York Sun.
The statesman., 1905-06-02
GOT EVEN WITH HIM.
Youthful MILDLY Had All the Best Of
Spat with Beresford.

Lori Charles Beresford is rigid
disciplinarian. One day a midship.
man, whom he had sent ashore went
a trife beyond the instructions given
him Beresford chided him sharply.
saying, when you receive an order,
sir, do simply what you are told to do.
and never particle more or less" !"
The midshipman touched his cap re-.
spectfully, but he thought the rebuke
uncalled for, and blded his time for
getting even. A few days later Beres,
ford summoned him and said. You
Will take a boat sir and 90 ashore
to the postoace, ard see II there is .
package there for me" The midship.
man took the boat and went ashore.
When he returned Bcresford asked,
We'll, sir, was there a package for
me at the postofice?' "Ycs, SIR" re.
piled the midshipman, touching his
cap. Where Is it?" at the post.
office, sir What! you didn't bring
It with yGu?" mo, sir" why not.
slr! Because ! had no orders to do
so, sir" u told you to get the pack.
age" Beg pardon, sir but I under.
stood You to tell me merely to see IL
there was a package for you at the
postofllce, and could not venture to
do particle more nor less than my
instructions Indicated Beresford
looked just then as II he would havo
liked to eat up that midshipman, bs
cause he knew the MILDLY had go,
square.
The statesman., 1905-06-02
ORCHIDS COST HUMAN LIVES.
Dangers Of Hunting for Beautiful
Plants Are Great.

fldnts are OTedL
1t is said that 1000 different spe-
cies of orchids have been discovered
and introduced to civilization. A re-
cent investigator into the history Of
this plant, according to the Detroit
News-Tribune, says thai one human
life has been sacrificed to each speei-
men of this flower. Orchids fourjEh
in the most deadly swamps of Mexico,
in the torrid and malarial districts
Of the Indies, in the Brazilian forests
and in places infested by pestilence,
fierce animals and fercer tribes of
sayages, some of which believe that
the orchid is an object of yeneration,
to tamper with which means certain
death If caught.
One Of the most beautiful of all CT
chids, an exquisite white flower of the
Sobralia genus, was actually discov-
cred in fastness Of the mountains on
an altar on which human beings had
recently been sacrificed.
This was a grewsome enough place
Of discovery, but it has a parallel in
the case of another equally lovely
flower which was discovered wreathed
around human bones exposed in Z nd.
tive cemetery in New Guinea. So firm
ly were some Of the plants attached
to the bones that they could not be
remoeed snd one was actually brought
to England growing in the inside of
human skull OF eight hunters who
went to MerGo to hunt orchids seven
lost their lives within a yoar and the
sole survivor rstuyusd With his health
ruined,
The statesman., 1905-06-02
SEES WIT IN OTHERS.
One Professional Humorist Not Jeal.
GUS Of His Rivals Work.

GUS of His Rivals Work.
Few would suspect. when reading
Henry Wallace Phillips yirile stories
Of the West, that he is an fastener
born and bred. Yet such is the case,
After years of roughlag it in the far
West Mr.. Phillips recently returned
to his old home at Richmond. Staten
Island, married his next-door neighbor
and is living in the house occupied by
his father and grandfather before
him-a peaceful and prosaic climax
to the wild life" Of his early youth.
1t is often said that professional hu.
morists are deeply serious people in
private life and never read one an
others work. This is not the case with
Mr. Phillips Discussing current lit
erature with a friend recently, he
said:
How deadly tiresome, fiat and in
ane the serious effort seems! I've Just
finished reading Lady Roses Daugh-
ter and what do care? There isn't
anything in the book that most of us
haven't thought as much about as we
wanted to. When | read Mr.. Doc
ley or %, Henry my heart IS lifted
up. am better and a wiser man.
When | read the OTTER stuff l quarrel
with my wife"
The statesman., 1905-06-02
cIubman Makes Distinction.

Sir William Harcourt is said to have
remarked, when he was offered a
peerage: Il prefer to remain an Eng
lish gentleman" It. calls to mind
the London clubman who put up
placard asking the nobleman" who
had taken his umbrella to return 1t.
Asked why he thought a nobeman had
taken II, he replied: This club is for
noblemen and gentlemen, and | am
sure no gentleman took t."
The statesman., 1905-06-02
Number Of Visible starn.

III we ask person to estimate tho
number OF stars on a clear night"
says Houzeau, I'VE shall have an OK.
aggerated answer, the actual number
only being a little over 5000"
The statesman., 1905-06-02
Exeuse for eettInu prunk

A London magistrate has diseov.
cred the occasion on which n man
may become intoxicated without dis.
grace. This is when he visits a den.
tist who does not provide an anes.
thetlc.
The statesman., 1905-06-02
PunY Man.

Man is the weakest Of all animals
In proportion to size. and II he had
the comparative intelligence Of an ant.
for instance. schools and teachers
would be useless luxury.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-30
CONGRESS NEWS SUMMARIZED
EXPRESSLY FOR THE CITIZEN
Much Talk, So Far Little Done. Presidents Trade
Of Tariff Reform FCf Rate COntrOI..-IIeart.
lily Sick Of Philippines.
HANDSOME BRIDGE MEMORIAL 10 AMER!rM WLOR

Washington. D a.. Dec o. %
would not be the exact truth tn say
that congress has done nothing dur
Ing lia December sitting bat the
Panama umorgcnfy appropriation is
about the only matter ~ Importance
that has been disposed o. There has
been a loi OF talk IN both house and
senate. but "a mustn't be- assumed thai
the time devoted So experimenting has
been time wholly wasted q haa On.
ahlcd a good many siaieamen 20 rid
Themselves Of the summers accumula-
ton of words. and when congress re-
cunycuea after The holiday season
they will boz much more disposed no
gut down 40 work.
When congress mci on The first
Monday IN December there seemed
cvury prospect that tho session might
uo prolonged Tar into the summer
The prediction was freely made THAI
August would find the lawmakers stu
here. and that an records Tor Ions
sessions. except In time nf VA, would
be- broken. Speaker Canncn, however.
always has been an advocate 81 short
and husinesslike session of congreas,
and he set about 20 see II the miH.
fortune Of an All summer sitting could
not ho aVerted. He found ready co.
operation In this policy among leaders
Of the senate and program was
mapped out that means iho winding
up OF business with the least possible
delay. Instead Of being AN unusually
long session. there o. promise now
that The session viii bo unusually
short
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-30
CONGRESSMAN COCHRAN
EVEN WITH NEWSPAPERS.

For aomr reason of nnnihDr me
newspapers OF the country have never
been able 20 accept al par The esft
mate Of Hon w BeurkO Cochran az 90
his own Intellectual niiainmenig lu
fact thefo bias been mnnlfcaled o very
nAlpable reluctance on to- part az ihn
press tn accept al al trIinuaig ihe
psotensiuns ~ The Tammauy aistes.
man. n hrs never been denlnd thar
the nolfo BE- makes har rhythm IN Il
but editors have shown Considerable
presidency IN chasing his elouncnce
H. mostly noise.
Now The press has been repaid in
So own coin, and q wfllhca ana
suHlrmH Under The scofn Of tho Zion
Cochran. Listen 90 him. "The Am.
erlcan people are not q people 81 lev.
10y Their intellectual functions are
nor confined 60 what the Newspaper
agid yesterday and 90 anticipating ~
remarks Of tomorrow think the
American citizen shows c0nsl iefsh lo
contempt Tor the newspapers opinion
! think he reaches bis own cOnclus.
! lone etc. etc.
Isn't Il awful fie said Il ln a puhlis,
speech, IN the national House Of Rep.
rcaeniaiisos. where an the world. oi.
ficlnl etun0gFaphoH Included, might
hear u wlli be preserved. NOS 20 aay
cmbalmed, Ia tyne Hud Published a
the Congregational Record
Cochran has been rf,rre wong edi : 2
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-30
66e STORY tOF
PETE, ACCOM-"
By ESTELLA X. and
z. RAYMOND DYAS

Written Especially Tor The Evening
Citizen;
Twas Christmas day IN Albuquerque
Just ten long years ago;
The sun was shinin brightly
And there wasn't any snow.
The town was but q little place
Not half as big az now
You bet its different nowadays
rs Ef0Ned some, I allow.
Wall, me and Pete had just come Ia.
pete was a coon, YOU KNOW
To spend the Christmas holidays.
And have drink 0r no.
We dropped into the Poodle Dog
TO get little liquor.
When Mr. Barkecp hollers out,
Get out you d. old Niger
And started after poor old Pete
With a chair raised up on nigh.
To brain poor Pete, and sure he
thought
Ills time had come TO die.
pulled my gun. Hold on there.
pardl"
Don't touch him, on you life.
For although be "a nigger
he once saved me from knife.
We've been diegin in Their mountains
An tho fall and summer. too.
And twas out among the Datils
That thar coon proved he was true.
had built a little dugout.
Aud had staked little claim.
Didn't think there was much In IT,
Didn't think twas worth a blame,
Bnt one day we struck the yellow,
And Il soon got noised around
THAT ! had the finest gold hole
That a. yet had Ger been found.
Then q mongrel cur named Kelly.
Before / tumbled TO his game,
Slipped In while we were absent
And he squatted on ny claim
When We returned tried 80 bounce
him.
But the skunk refused 10 20.
So him and I We tangled,
IN fight that wasn't SLOW
{ got him down and chokod him
Till the coward cried Enough
And / lpt him up. 20 find out.
That his quits was All bluff
For be- drew a great blg dagger
And started toward me with The
knife.
Then old Pete sprang Ia between us
And 40 doin' saved my life.
For the knife was meant for m,
heart,
But e got old Pete Instead
Aud he drOpped down there between
AS.
Just az tho be- was sure dead
Win 4 cry of rage. my pistol.
Barked aloud, and Kelly fell
Never more 20 knife q Niger
Unless, perhaps, no does Ia hell
Poor old Pete vas soreiy wounded.
Bui I nursed him back 10 health,
And then we came IN Albuquerque,
To blow In some Of our wealth.
Pete Is black he's only o nlgger.
but be saved my life. ana well,
n you lay 4 hand upon him
You'll eat Christmas hash in bell
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-30
PRESIDENT PROVES SHARP
TQAgra VITA cANNoN


While rate legislation c0ntlnufs 70
be- the most onErossins topic ~ sori.
Gus consideration. lt doesn't by ANY
means incompatible che spot lighi,
Members continue privately 10 talk
tariff. In aud ont Oi season. ana some
OF thom are growing almost frantic
on the subject They constantly near
from thrir districts what tho people
want and expect a. readiustmeut ~
the schedules. and the shadow ~ de-.
feat looms large before many ~ them
Bui Speaker Cannon ana the nther
stand pattefs. tu an appearances AZ
least. continue adamaal they declare
The tariff shall not ho touched az tho
present session, and thcy would seem
TO nave the whip hand.
There isn't any doubt az an that
the anxious ones have the hearty sym.
paihy OF President Roosevelt. bat the
president b. pOweglesa go help them.
Hls hands are Tied by the compact
With Speaker Cannon. whereby the
rate bin ls To- hp rushed through the
nouso aud the toriff kept n the hack.
ground until near me close ef the
session. There has been some cFiii-
clsm OF This agreement but generally
ihe president is GIVEN credit iGr hav-
Ink made "a good bargain There never
was ans considerable chHnco that he
could anCuro tariff legislation pi the
present session. aud he has practically
assured That rate legislation viii be
enacted q IS hard to understand
hoW mln who trades something ne
hasn got aud really gets something
IN return has made "a poor bargain.
Most Of us would enjoy maklng dick
ors IKE thar si4 days ln he week