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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-07-18
AT FOUR POINTS.
Guatemala Was Fighting Both Saliva.
dor and Honduras.


dor and Honduras.
San Salvador. July 17.-Guatemals
was fighting Salvador and Honduras
az four points OF Guatemalan and Hon.
duras territory Both sides fought
bravely with uncertain results.
Never before In the history OF Cen
tral America has there been such hard
fighting Salvador. as a government
was not prepared. and Guatemala had
about three men 10 one. Notwith-
standing the great odds. Salvador won
every battle The loss on both sides
was very great Salvador's dead are
about 700; Guatemala's about 2.S0O.
Salyador's wounded are about 1.lO0:
Guatemala's wounded, about $500.
Never has there been greater valor
shown than when General Regalado
was killsd. He was leading MS troops
and was over a mile In advance when
killed. First a shell killed his sorse
when he mounted another. In five
minutes he was shot through the arm.
Still he rode on. encouraging his men.
He had fifty picked officers and men
with him. Every one were killed. and
after the rear troops came up and
drew the Guatemalan troops forward
they found over 600 dead Guatemalan
soldiers. including several officers. In
that battle Salvador. although losing
her great general. took the enemies ar
tlllery. Then Guatemala asked for
peace. Salvador refused. but twelve
hours later 4 telegram from President
Roosevelt changed things.
The two armies are facing each
other. resting on their arms awaiting
the result OF President Roosevelts tel.
egram.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-07-18
BILL APPROVED.
Measure Appropristes Seven Million
Dollars For Relief Work.

St Petersburg. July 1.-THE EN-
peror HIS approved the bill OF the
lower house of parliament. which was
adopted by the upper house. appropri.
ating s7OOO.O0O for famine relief. thus
supporting the contention OF both
houses Of parliament against its own
ministers This law is the first enact.
ment OF the Russian parliament and
represents the net legal result OF ses.
sion Of over two months.
Papers say authorities az Peterhof
are again asking ~ Shipon. former
president Of the zemstye council. and
NJ Yormolof. a leading member OF
the Conservative Center party. 20 re-
new attempts 20 induce the Constitu.
tional Democrats 20 enter a coalition
cabinet
Emperor Nicholas has degrated the
Seventh cavalry. which recently mutt.
MED az Tamboff. by taking away the
impeual standard conferred on the
regiment two years ago.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-07-18
FOUND FILTHY.
Meat slaushterlno House Near Well.
ington is SO Described.

Topeka. Kan. July IA meat
slaughtering house near Wellington.
Inspected by the state board Of health.
has been found TO be In such a filthy
condition that DR.. J. s Crumbine. sec
retary Of the board. s"nt notices TO the
county commissioners OF every county
In the state directing them 20 exam
ine the slaughter houses In their dis
tricts. and n not found 20 be In sani-
tary condition 10 allow FIVE days for
cleaning up as permitted by law. The
order applies to some Of the big pack
ing houses az Kansas City. whose
plants are located In Kansas.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-07-18
MIGRATING EASTWARD.
Entomolosist Hunter Says Boil Wee.
VII Arc Numerous IN Texas.

vii Are Numerous In Texas.
Baton Rouge. July 1.-THE state
men that the cotton boil weevil Is
migrating eastward very rapidly and
that he believes Il will get into Mis-.
sissippi by. the close OF this season,
was made Monday by W. s. Hunter.
entomologist OF the United States gov
ernment. and In charge OF the govern
ment's boil weevil work In Texas and
Louisiana. He came here TO observe
the summer and fall migration Of the
pest. which Is appearing this year In
low. wooded portions OF Louisiana.
Never in the past have the entomolo-
gists had the weevil under inspection
IN these sections. and as the result Of
Mr.. Hunters visit two additional gov
ernment inspectors have been assign
ed 10 Louisiana
Mr. Hunter says the boil weevil are
plentiful In Texas.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-07-18
ABDUCTED GIRL EoUnp.
She Was Discovered In a Thleket and
In Serious Condition.

Memphis. July l7.-Mamie Larson. a
fouteen-year-old girl, abducted by
three negroes Sunday night from her
home In the outskirts OF the town.
was found by neighbors and police
early Monday In a thlcket badly
bruised
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-07-18
SHORTAGE CHARGED.
Alleged Deficit In the Accounts OF Late
pisburslna Officer.

Dtsbursing Onieer.
Washington. July l7.-lt is stated az
the TREASURY department that the in
vostlgatIon recently concluded Of the
accounts OF the late Major George A.
Bartlett. dlsburslng officer Of the treas
ury department. shows a shortage ap-
proxlmating $4,000. About $4,000
OF this amount. however. Is said 10
have been innocently paid out on
fraudulent vouchers alleged 20 have
been presnted by James W. BOYD.
clerk In the marine hospital service.
who In September. were arrested and
is now In jail pending his trial for
misappropriating government fHnSs.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-07-18
Ice peaIers Aenultted.

Jacksonville. Fla. July 17.-Several
ice dealers charged with combining to
raise prices were acquitted.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-07-18

Former United Staes Marshal Col.
bert viii establish a large hog ranch
10 the Chickasaw nation.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-07-18
Ilaht Corn Crop

City of Mexico. July 16.-Rain has
late. and light corn crop will be prob
able result
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-05-22
Der Sieses5ms Der 9emofratie.

gu Der Spe5ialboti6aft beg Yrdii>
benteu an Den Gon9reB IN Saden bes
Del @onopols i6reibt inter bor>
ltebenoer Spismarfe Der Louisville
In3eiger": inter Inberem:
Serr Hooiepelt ralbt ms unIeren
Gampa9nesS onner. Wenn mir iae
gen Ymns". 10 meinen mir Die forts
ihrittliobe Democratic. 1lno bod
t0nnen mir borii6er feinen Summer
empfinben. Sm @esentbeil. Sic
grt. wie bic Wabreseln unb 8runbs
ldse. welde bieier beftig ~befebbete
Sliigel Der Sem,ofratie befiiripprtet
bat, iih burhringen uno nidt MIR
Die 9an3e oenlofratiihe, ionoern aud
Die republifaniide Yartei burdbrius
gen, wie lie Die in ben 8ablcu iiegs
reid 9eipeienen @egner inter lire
Mad1t beugen. Oas lit cine sroBe Sc
n%ugtbuung fir Seoen. Der bieie
@runbiGbe pertreten bat. neil er Tie
fir riAtis belt uno niAt nur barum.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-05-22
Ginc Yapitucrb5huung nit tranriscn
6p!gcn.

Sp!gcN.
Sn bem prptcirnntiihcn Oorfc 6cil>
bdd>, 10 Id)rcibt bas .Sranffurter
%olfsbla ~ ipurhc 5ilr Teripottmng
DER fatbp. aayen airhe BON ilingen
@tdnnern elm ~Enpit" gelpGblt. Inn
Die rihtigc &irfuua dlld ppu Su err
6telcn, murbc DER I%userfprcne pers
ileipet. @s iplIrbe ibnt Gin ipciBes
5en1p unge5o9en, Elm Strohieil u1e
%9ebinperl, cine Irt arpnc 5liredt ge@
ntaht II. |. 10. SAB bel iolhen
&orgdn9en alid Der @eniB bon 9eiz
itigen @ctrdnfcn niht feblcn bari, lit
iclbltperitdnolid,. Sic Sahc bat
aber Gin trouriaes Cube genommen;
oenn Der @cndblte bat niht LANCE
rcgiert, tags barauf nar er ihou
tobt. Nus nclher llrinhe Der Sob
eineetreteu lit. bariiber miro Die
Seftion Der 2eide mo Die aeriht>
lihc llnteriuhnng. pelhc bereits
ltattgefunben haben. nod ndbere Iuf@
fldrung 9eben. Wie cs bon dnberer
Seite beibt, lit Der 5ob IN Solae
i%l6ermdBigen Shuapsaenuiies erfolat.
Ser nunmebr GeriIorbenc bat feline
Wilitdr5eit I'M @liaB 5ugebraft. no
aud ieine Srau beritammt. Sieielbe
lit fatholilh nnb 5lpnr Die ein5iae
a~atbplifin i'm Sorfe. Ser SranSoic
bat ein Sprihiport, bas beiBt: r@er
bonn Yapit iBt, Der itirbt bnran."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-05-22

ipeil man NIT ibnen sic Iemter Sl
erlnngen bpffte $40.
Wnbrlth Die iperberoe Strait Der
oentofratiihen 2cbre lit aroB, nenr
ne Die scaneriihe Yartei. Die Die
Naloritdtspartei lit, berartis bon
Stdropunfte Sanna's unb Mcatns
lcp's auf Den oeS Vrpanismus an
ordngen permoft bot, bnS bic n~,eiiten
Sannaitcn ppn' ebenlals CO lih gum
Hnbme dnrehncn, Srpanitcn seipnrs
Den 5u lein, nnb bas 9anb linen bas
fir upplailDirt. Ius Dem SeiubesS
lonp 1T erobertes 2ano gefporben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-05-22
9rei Jrcunbe.

Gin Nann bate brei Sreuube;
Sipei berielben liebte er Iebr. Der
brittle mar ibm sleihsiltis, obihon
bieler linn 9eacniiber Die aroBte Heos
liffeit our Sfai triig. ginit ipurbe
er o 8eriht 9eforbert. no CT un>
lhulbis - aber bart nn9eflagt mar.
.gEer bon @uh". iprah er. rlpil nit
mir geben unb fir mid 3ellgen?
0enn i6 bin bart perflaat porben
ulb Der aDnig Siirnt mir iebr." Ser
erite ieiner Sreuube entfhlllbiste lid
iogleid, boB CT niht init ibm seben
fonne brinsenoer 8eihdfte iuesell.
Ser 3ipeite begleitete i'm bis our
Sbiire oes @erihts9ebduOes. ba
lpanpte er lid unb sillg 5uriid aus
Insit Dor Dem 3orni9cn Hihter. Der
Sritte jeood. auf Den er AM aller@
m~enigiten gebaiit bate, ging bincin.
reDete fir ibn unb 6clIste fir Ieine
llnifulb 10 freuois. baB Der Hihter
i'm beihenftc uno Io9leih losltieB.-
Srei Sreunbe bat Der Wenih III bic
Ter Welt; pie itelen lid Die brei.
ipenn @ott Der &err ben Weniden
Dor ieineu HidterItibl forOert? 9as
@elb. iein better Sreirnb. perldBt i'm
5ierlt unb 5iebet niht nit ibm. Seine
@eripanbten nnb 5reumoe beeleiten
i'm biz gum 9bore bes @rabes unb
febren pieoer in ibre Wobnungen
Suriid. Ser Sritte aber. ben er
i'm 2e6eu am meiiten pergaB - iinb
feline pobltbdtisen Werfe. Gle
allcin begleiten i'm big gum Chrome
bes Hi6ters, lie fol9en inn, iprcfen
fir inn unb finben Sarmber5i8teit
nnb @nnbe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-05-22
Cnrd, bic Iiirbiitc Der Wntter Wpttcs
benz Spbc cntronncu.

~ ~ gtit WIN
benz Spbc cntronncn.
Scpnbnrb Tonlppnc, cin Singing
bon S!pni5ig Sdbrcu, itonh am 1.
Wars 1896 BET Der perbdngnibuolen
SG)ladt bon Nbba @nrinlo in ben
Hcihcn Der Gplpnne Ilbertone. Sros
Der lorgfoltigiren lu1b nngelegentlifs
item Hadiprihuugen ina es jebod]
lulmpglrcb, III @rfabrlrng St %brinaen,
pb CT III oieler Sbladt aefallen ooer
cin @efangener hes Negls BON
I%bpllInien ~geiporben lei.
PIN s. Sftober 1895 lab man in
Der observation-disclosures bon Yietra
Wtontecpropinp (Sropin5 Sp9gin) 4.
ais a eben bic Cftpber Iubdht
belt, cine Srau lid bon Ser Sbiire
ihlpellc bis 81 Den SilBen Der Iut@
tergottes ltatllc ihleppen. @s mar Die
drnle Wilttcr Hnmpone's. lpelhe bon
ibrem lieben Sobne eincn @rief fol-
9enben Snbaltes erbnlten bate:
~Sbeuerite Mtittcrl SD bin Ser
perbdngniBpolen aataitropbe bon
Nbbn @ariinn gliidlih e%ntronnen.
Wfcine Hcttung nerDanfe ih jebod)
nur Der aIlerielisiten Sunsfrau pom
beili9cn Hoienfrnn6e, 81 Der i6 IN
Der ibrcdlihcn ShlaGt meine 3uz
fludt nabm.
rSrei Mal imlroe ib bon feinbz
liden &ugcln perpunbet. bas cine
9fal in ben Irin, Das 5lpei Nal in
Die S1nlter, bas brittle Mal IN bus
0eit.
yGbe ib pbnmdhtie 5I 8Dbcn fiel,
bate i6 nod Den Shus Der Wlutter
8pttes angeruien, ilnh tic beldbiiete
midi ipie nit einem Wantel Dor Der
@ntb Der Seinbe, Die 10 niclc meiner
linslildlifen anmeraoen grauiam
niebermeBelten.
| Bon meinen @unDen bin ih lest
gdil5lih 9ebeilt. SnbeIen bite ih
Glld, ilad) meiner Weinuna 3u @bren
Der alerieligiten Sunsfrau bes 8os
ienfran5es, meiner mddtisen 8eihii@
terin, Elm Imt iin9en 81 ~laiien; i)
nber ipcrbe ibr einen foitbarcn ieibes
men Mantel ihenfen, iobalb lie mid
aus Der 0efnngenifdft Si befreien
geritbt, ipie ih CO ibr aelobt babe.
Guer Cub innig liebenber Spbn
S%epnbarb."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-05-22
Sm pielc Ginmanberer blciben in ben
StGbten.

Ser9leihenbe 8eridte Ser @inmnne
behring's geborbe fir Die Sabre 1904
nno 1905. pelhe bieier Gage perofs
fentlift iunroen. laiien eriehen, bnB.
oblpobl 1,035.575 @inmnnoerer in
bieIes 2anb fnmen, MIR Elm fleiner
Ero5entiab Der Mnfonmlinae iif in
Die Iderbm : 0itrifte begab. Die
Sauptmaiie lieB it'd in DEN groSen
Stdbtcn nieber, I'M IN BEN Sabriten
Irbeit 81 finben. Nur neun Staas
ten bntten mehr oils 10000 gin>
mnu0erer. nGmIih.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-05-22
Die fatboliidem giidOfc Der Grbe.

Nah Der lesten Glssabe oes pGpits
lihen StaatsbanobuheS aibt es Sllr
3eit 1.514 romiih : fatbolii6e 8i<
i6Dfe. 9abon iinb 1.017 relibis
renoe 8iihofe nnb 497 Sihllars8i H.
ihDfe. 9arunter iinb 291 @eiitz
lihe nlls So Srben. Inter bieIen
291 giid0fen iinb 80 Sran3oIen, 70
Staliener nno 21 9eutl1e. Inter
DEN Sroensbiih0fen iinb 81 Srans
5isfaner. je 10 iiitb Sominifaner
unb 2a5ariiten. IA Seiuiten. IA @es
nebiitiner. je II Musultiner mno
Oblateu Der llnbefledteu @%mpfGn9niB
Warid. ie 8 8eiBe Batter, inb @Gter
pom Seili9en Settle, je Z nnbei1ubte
Garmeliter uno @iariiteu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-05-22
1tniere 0ciebgebcr limb ms ytbemer"

llnlere Slnoes9elebge6nng in @alb>
ington lit nid)t nlir cine reft 1biper>
fdIlige. ionbern nidD cine iebr tbeure
WlnIhine. Sic Notwithstanding,
beren ,rh Der per5eitiee Gongreb Die
ies Sabr fir Die eisene Snid)e belief
Bigt, gcbt nber bod iiber Die befannte
Sutlhnur, unb Snfel Cannon bat
Hedt, ipenn er Die @rtropa9nnteu
por Der Solfsentrilltiils marnt. 2 lit
ia rihtig. mir baben's ia, abcr lelbit
Die &anbmutb zines reiden %plfes
fonn ibr @nbe erreiheil, menn es gar
81 bunt gctrieben mirb.
@eeen sic $2.SOO.0OO fir bic Sc
baltic ~unierer 2aubesboten fam nihts
eingemenbet perben. Die Iinb per>
brieft unb periiesclt - ie $4,000 fir
Die Senatoren nnb ie $4,000 fir Die
~llnterbdllsler. gber pns 10 brlm
unb bran bdngt, bas lit bas linz
er6orte. 60 iperben in Dem gegen@
ipdrtigen Soften fir Die Taeen.
Sefretdre, Glerfs. Observation-Disclosures
II. I. 10. nod ertrn 100000 fir Die
bisberigen 5ilfsfrGfte Die Irbeit nidt
belpdltigen fonnten, perlanat. Guh
miini6t Der Senat nod einige @rtra>
frGfte fir ieine Gpnites 81 erbalten
llub Die Se5il9e Der Gltereu S6rciber
nnb Steno9rapben ioaen erb0bt
luerbcn.
Sam eeben Sorberungen fir Die
@inriftung bon erlpeiterten, b~eiieren
Guartieren. Die in Sipei Slil9elbnnten
gum gorereb undergraduate lperOen
lollen, ocren Soften lid auf $S,s
100000 belnufen. nno fir pelde
porlGirfig $2,000,000 geforoert iper>
ben, Sanb in SanD - fllr3um, ipenn
man IlQes hiibih 8uiammen abbirt.
ionnnt eiu @tdt bon 10 annGbernb
leds WiiQipnen Sollurs beraus -
elm gnn5 biibihes S%iimmden, ein5ig
unb allein fir ben llnterbalt u%n1erer
9unbesgeiebgebung. Was mil ba
ole liImpige babe WiQion Wtarf beias
gen. Die Dem Sentlden Heih fem
Reidstas foltet unb in DEM boh ulld)
nobe3u 800 Teihsboten, allerbings
bis jest nod pbne Sidten, iiben.
ySnfel Cannon" bat ipobl niht 10
llnreft, ipenn er IN ieiner ~Inrfaltiz
16en 8eiie itidelt unb n,eiilt, Dab Die
Serren 9unbcs9eiebgeber iih fir
ben Musfau Der giieubabn : Sreiz
pdiic ipobl anbermeitig etluas ihabs
los balten lpollen, bcnn IN Der Chat
miiiien Die @pbnitdtten gar pieler
u~niercr ipeitIihen GongreBmitglieber
pl0blih mGdtig in Die Scrne eeriidt
iein. Sic Summe, Die fiir Weilene
gelber allein aeforbert lpirb, mar nie
10 bod bemeiien. ipie in Der jebi9en
%legislatiuen @tats@ia.
8as 81 piel, lit aber Su piel unb
ipenn unier Iolf audi niht 9ei3t, 10
pirb es bod iiber cine iolhe 8ers
i6lpenbung mnb Saidenfilaung ben
Stob brebeu unb man tbut im Gons
greb pobl baran, ipenn Die @rn1a6z
nnngen bes SpreGerS bes Saiies
nidt tnlbe Sbren fiuben. Sas
9no9ct pes &nubes fir cine 9onareBs
libung bat idon ldngit Die Iiaiarbe
iiberi6ritten. Die Sorberungen fir
unlere &anbespertbeioiguna bat I'M
@egeniab an friiber cine idipinbelnbe
Sobe errciht. Die Gerlpaltungsfolten
iteisen %5uiebenbs. Mber aae bieie
Summen lit Die Nation 81 beipi1igen
bereit. Sod ipenn Die Mb9eoros
neten audi beginner. Die Shdbe
llncle Cams III unsebiibrliher @eiie
fir lid IN Mniprlid 81 nebmen, bann
fonnte gar leiht Der Sturm Der Cut
riiituna iibcr lie hereinbredhen
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-05-22
S4S.723

Sic nerl erDifneten 2anbitrihe, in
benen bas @runoeisentbim nod biz
Zig lit unb beren 8eiieblung Die Hez
aierung iih b~eionbers ansefesen iein
lieB. ihienen feline Hei5e fiir Die nleie
item @inmdnoerer sl baben, Die es
nor5ieben, fir 2obne 5lt nrbeiten unb
Den @ca our Selbritdnbisfeit anbez
rem Su iiberlaien. Guf Die neller>
lid Der Seiiebluna eroffneten @eaena
ben pertbeilten iih Die antommlinse
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-05-22

- Ser BedIel Der Nabruns bon
8inter 81 Somner oeruriaht llnpers
baulibfeit unb Nppetitloii9feit. se9en
ipelhe IS feline before unb liherere
Meoi5in siebt ais Or. Nusult a6s
ni9's &amburser Sropieu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-05-22

letlD - baher iein Namcl .Sapienti
''ntia!" Sem Meiicn 9cnugl"
Horcn5: y0clobt lei Seius
Gbriituo!l"
~lltinam": ~Sn Gpi9tcit,
Irnen."
Wortictun9 fplgt,)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-05-22

Vie eil6l9e Musndbn1e bon DEM
oben @eiugten mnfte @innelota, 100
I'M per9anecnen Sabre 1S,343 ginz
nanoerer lid nieoerlieBen, ballpts
idhli6 S6meben. Sdnen unb Norz
lpeser. = r@rceliior".
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-05-22

9ie Slinois Central bietet
b~erabeeieBte Runoreiie 6abrpreile
nod perifieeenen Ylnften i'm Ior.
ben, Suoen, Often lnio Weiten.
@enn Sic cine Heiie MAIDEN moaen,
10 tpenben lie iih Inn Ndberes an
Die Staot Sidet Office Der Sui.
nois Central in Dubuque.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1906-07-09
TO LOOK AFTER
THE PACKERS
Agricultural Department Pre-
pairing to Operate Under
Meat Inspection Law
Secretary Wilson VIII ForesO HIs An
nual Vacation In Order TO see
That the New Law for Regula-
ton Of Packing Houses lie Put
In Operation.

Misunderstanding Wilson Of
the department OF agriculture has de-
cided not to enter upon his annual
vacation until he has completed the
organization necessary to put into
operation the new meat inspection
law. He will give practically his en-
tire time 70 this work for the next
two months. The new pure food law
also will require attention, but he In
tends to leave this almost wholly to
DR.. H. w. Wiley chief OF the bureau
Of chemistry.
Mr.. Wilson has issued a statement
In which he declares American live
stock are the healthiest in the world,
and says:
with this law in operation, II may
be accepted as fact that for health
fulness and purity the prepared or
canned product will compare favor.
ably with the fresh meat OF the Unit
Cd States, which is, and always has
been, the finest in the world.
"The new law is comprehensive,
the means for its enforcement are am
pie and its execution will be thorough.
People at homo and abroad may use
our meats In confidence"
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1906-07-09
HOLDING OUT
RELIEF FUNDS
Portland Committee Hard
ened Their Hearts Against
San Francisco Sufferers
Mayor Lane Dissatisfied With Aetiona
Of Committee and Threatens 10
Call Meeting Of Subscribers DO
Relief Fund to Denounee DIIa-
tory Tactics.

Portland, Ore.-Mayor Harry K.
Lane has discharged the relief COM
mite organized In this city imme-
diately following the San Francisco
disaster for the purpose of raising and
disbursing funds for the aid Of the
San Francisco fire sufferers.
The committee has on hand cash
available amounting to $4S,924, and q
further sum in Lewis & Clark expo
sition dividends, donated by stock
holders, to the amount of $1S,40B.
Mayor Lane has been dissatisfied
with the actions OF the committee for
q long time, and has severely criti-
cised 1t because of its dilatory tactics
in forwarding the money to the peo-
pie of San Francisco.
Letters have been received by
Mayor Lane from James D. Phelan,
former mayor of San Francisco, and
from Dr. Edward T. Devine, head Of
the Red Cross, asking that the relief
fund raised by the people Of Portland
be forwarded to San Francisco as
soon as possible.
In addressing the committee, on
Thursday, Mayor Lane threatened, II
the committee does not send the
money to San Francisco at once, 10
call public meeting Of the subscrib-
ers to the relief fund to denounce
those members of the committee who
are holding out for the retention Of
the fund.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1906-07-09
ISLANDS BELONG TO
THE UNITED STATES.
Senator Dick Of ohio Introduces Reso-
Iut!on Regarding the Ownership
of the Isle of Pines.

washington.-A joint resolution pro-
viding a temporary government for
the Isle of Pines was introduced in
the senate on Friday by Senator Dick.
The presentation of the bill created
immediate interest and at the request
of Senator Morgan it was read and re-
ferred to the committee on Pacific
islands and Porto Rico. It applies the
canal zone government to the island
and in addition declares a policy with
reference to it. Il is as follows:
That until 1t shall be otherwise
provided by the act of congress or by
treaty with Cuba, the government OF
the Isle of Pines rightfully belongs to
the United States of America.
THAT until congress shall otherwise
provide by law all the military, civil
and judicial powers, as well as the
power to make all rules and regula-
tions necessary for the government OF
the Isle of Pines shall be vested in
such person or persons and shall be
exercised in such manner as the pres
ident shall direct for the government
of the said Isle of Pines and maintain
ing and protecting the inhabitants
thereof In the free enjoyment of their
liberty, property and religion"
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1906-07-09
FINAL SESSION OF THE
FIFTY-NINTH CONGRESS
Session Passed Into History at 10
O'Clock Saturday Night, No Inn
portant Business Being Trans
acted on Closing Day.

Wasihngton-Promptly at 10 o'clock
Saturday night Vice President Fair
banks In the senate and Speaker Can
ION in the house declared the final ad-
ournment OF the first session Of the
Fifty-nlnth congress.
The closing in the senate was for
nal and without interests. In the
house there were the usual serious per-
,ormances, amusing speeches and
songs during the long waits, and the
members made the best of the hottest
lay of the session.
No business Of importance aside
rom completing the pending leglsla-
lion was transacted In either house
Turing the day.
The work accomplished by the ses-
sion is told by Speaker Cannon, who
said:
In my judgment the work done and
The legislation enacted in the session
closed exceeds in Importance, for the
best interests of the people, the work
,f any session during my thirty years
IF public life.
Il have not time to make a COM
plete review of all the legislation. Suf-
icient to say that the legislation COW
sring the appropriations and the au-
.horizing of public expenditures has
been most carefully considered and
wisely enacted. The legislation COM
monty referred to as the rate legisla-
ion, the pure food bill, the inspection
feature of the agricultural bill, are
measures that affect the interests Of
all the people, and while nothing per-
'ect can be enacted, am satisfied that
the operation Of these laws will DEM
Onstrate their wisdom
And / believe If nothing else had
been accomplished than the enactment
Of these three measures, they alone
would be sufficient TO make the first
session of the Ftfty-ninth congress
memorable In the history of the re
public"