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New-York tribune., 1906-11-30
ELISHA DYER DEAD.
Mayor of Providence and Er-GoU-
ernor Enpires Suddenly.

Providence. r. l.. Nov. 29.-Mayor Elisha Dyer
Of this city. and formerly Governor Of Rhode
Island, died suddenly tonight from heart
trouble
Mayor Dyer had been In his usual health and
active during the day. He went TO dinner at
TIE home of his son, Colonel II. Anthony Dyer,
and later addressed meeting in the Young
Mems Christian Association rooms He ate sup
per at his own home, and talked for some time
with niece who was visiting the family. While
the Mavor was showing her 10 the front door he
conpfained of a shor;ness of breath. Mrs Dyer
gave him a remedy which her husband always
had in the house. General Dyer on several occa-
stons having experienced slight trouble with his
heart Mayor Dyer failed TO respond to the
remedy and expired at 1o:45 o'clock in his
favorite armchair, before a physician reached
the house.
Mayor Dyer is the second chief executive Of
the city to die suddenly within two years. His
predecessor. Mayor Miller. dropped dead at a
leading clubhouse.
Mr. Dyer came from an old Rhode Island fam
lily. In the last election he the Republican
candidate for Congress, but was defeated by
Congressman D. L. d. Granger Mr. Dyer
Governor of Rhode Island from 1897 to 1900. He
leaves three sons. Elisha Dyer, jr the broker
and cotflon leader, of New York City; H An
thony Dyer. artist, and Colonel George Dyer
OF the 18th Regiment, n. c. N Y.
Bis father. also Elisha Dyer. was Governor OF
Rhode Island in 1857. Mr.. Dyer was educated
at Brown University and the University of Gies-
sen, Germany. he enlisted on the Union side
in the Civil War, but was injured on his way to
Washington He became colonel on the staff of
Governor Smith Of Rhode Island for the latter
years Of the war and later held many offices in
the Rhode Island militia He had been an officer.
Of the Sons OF the American Revolution and of
the Rhode Island Society Of Colonial Wars and
was honorary member Of the Rhode Island
eociety OF the Cincinnati and SD degree mason.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-30
SEEK FREE WHARFIGE.
Ightermen Organize League to DO
4zr0y 7citk-Present Rates.

Transportation men, mainly harbor lighter
men, have organized the Free Wharfage and
Dockage League No. !, of the Port and State Of
New York The organization was formed on
Wednesday at the Stevens House for the pUr-
pose. the circulars read, "of scaling down
the wharfage and docsage and other extortiors
imposed upon the trade and shipping stopping
Al the Port OF New York. as well as that passing
through state and port. to and from the
worlds markets."
The following permanent officers We're chosen:
President Joseph T. Olwell; vice president, John
II. Flannery; corresponding secretary, John r.
McMullen; recording secretary, W. D. Ditmar,
and treasurer. James Hughes.
In the platform adopted It was declared that
The antquated methods of directly and de-
stTuctively taxing commerce and shipping for
the use Of such city terminal facilities is not
tolerated in any Of New York's competing sea-
ports"
1.-The time has now arrived" the platform de-
clares when, If New York intends to hold any
considerable portion Of such vast interior traffic
passing 10 and from the worlds markets now
and wharfage law from the states statute books.
thereto by its repeal at the hands of the Iegis-
lature of this state al its forthcoming session of
1907, and thereby rid her commerce of one of
its greatest obstacles to our advancement In
farming, manufacture in commerce, in labor and
.n reality"
New-York tribune., 1906-11-30
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Thursday, Nov. 20, 1905.

ARRIVED
Steamer Tiger (>Sor) Bugse Middesborough November
with pig iron order, vessel Funch, Edge Co.
Arrived a midnight 2sth.
Steamer Lackawanna C8T). Gray Messtna November 10
Algers 10. Philip Ruprecht In ballast Arrived al
the Bar at S
Italia OtaD. Bianchi, Naples November g. Mes
sna and Palermo 9. TO Hirze Feltmann & Co with
passengers and mse Arrived at the Bar
at $40 2Sth.
Steamer Gallia (Fr Boulenc MarsefIles November o
and Ameria 13, J w Elwell & Co. with cabin and
145 passengers and mdse Arrived at the Bar
at 8 a
Steamer slsvonia (BD TAYLOR Trieste November 5,
Palermo IL Naples Il Gibraltar II. the Cunard
Line. passengers mdse Passed in Sandy Hook
$50
Steamer Mesaba G8r), Tuhb. London November Is to
the Atlantic Transport Line with 80 passengers and
Tndse. Arrived the Bar 232
and Shields 3, with ORDER vessel TO Norton &c
Son. Arrived the Bar at 3
Steamer Min Brl. sutherland. Pernambuco November
and Maceio I. with A ID Hitch & Co: vessel
to the New York and Porto Rico SIS Co Arrived at the
a 9:35 a IN.
steamer City Of Atlanta. Fisher. Savannah November
26 Ocean SIS Co. with passengers and mdse.
Quarantine 3:o5 a
Steamer Princess Anne, Tapley. Newport News and
the Old Dominion SIS Co with passengers and
mdse Passed in Quarantine at $40 m.
Sandy Hook. y J, Nov %. $50 m-Wnd northwest,
fresh breeze. clear.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-30
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.


Plymouth. % $3.50 D rn-Arrived. steamer Amerika
tGer) Kaempf. New York for Cherbourg and Ham
burg and proceeded).
Narselles. Nov 2T-Arrived, steamer Aisiaby (Br),
Wedgewood. New York.
Liverpool Nov R-Arrived, steamer Baltic (Br) Smith.
New York via Queenstown.
Huelva, Nov 24-Saed. Garlands (3r), 1esk.
New York; Romford C3r). Scott New York.
Bonanno Qtar Noero York.
Havre, Nov 20 s m-Arrived. steamer La Savoie Fr)
Poirot. New York.
Naples Nov 2S-Saied. steamer Pannonia (Br, Benson
(from Ftume. etc) New York.
StornoWay Nov 26-Sailed steamer Birka CBr), Jones
from Hamburg and Shields, New York; -
Algters. Nov 26Sailed Martenfes (Ger) Zit-
tlesen 0rom Calcutts), Boston and New York. -
Porrnan Nov 21-Saed, steamer Ashfeld (Br) Smith.
New York
Hamburg, Nov 2-saed steamers Riverdale CBr). Hay.
New York. % Ovid (Br). Cabitt. New York.
Southampton Nov 29-Saed. Magdaenc (Br),
Down. New York.
Queenstown, 20 m-sailed steamer Celtic (Br).
Isle of Wight, Nov 29-Passed, Unzumbi CBr).
Mitchell York Newport and Duakirk.
Nessina. Nov 2-Arrived. steamer Caprera OtaD Cos
New York Syracuse and Catana-
Rio Janeiro Nov 25-Arrved. steamer Segmund (Ger).
Schuldt, New York Pernambuco.
Savona, Nov 25Arrved, steamer Terck (r), Callahan
New York via Algiers
Barbados Nov 2s-Sailed. steamer Atrato (Br, BODY
from New York. Kingston. Colon etc. southampton
Hull, Nov 2s-Sailed. steamer Consuelo tSr). Watson.
New York.
Scott. New York for London.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-30
One Million Dollars in Bonds

to be Issued by the people OF the state OF Now
York in either registered coupon form
the option Of the purchaser, bearing interest
at the rate OF three per cent per arnum from
December 1. 1906. payable semi-annually
the first days OF June and December OF each
year, ard the principal payable the first
day OF December in the year 1856. Principal
and interest payable in gold coin OF the United
States OF America. of the present standard OF
weight and fneness. at the Bank of the Man
haitian Company. in the city Of New York.
Coupon bonds Will be issued in the denomina-
ZION OF One Thousand Dollars and registered
bonds in denominations o, One Thousand and
Ten Thousand Dollars
A sinking fund is established by law for the
extinguishment of the Indebtedness crea ed by
the sale of the aforesaid bonds and for the
payment of the interest thereon as the same
become due,
The Bonds exempt from taxation.
No proposal will be accepted for less than
the par value OF the bonds unless accom-
panied by a deposit of money by a certified
check or bank draft upon bank or trust COM
pany OF the city Of Albany New York. pay
able TO the order of the Comptroller of the
state of New York. for least two per cent
Of the par value of the bonds bid for
All proposals. together with the security de-
posits. must be sealed ana ,ndorsed Loan for
Highway Improvement ard inclosed In a
sealed envelope directed to the Comptroller OF
the State of New York. Albany
The successful bidder or bidders Will be re-
quired to pay for the bonds. on the acceptance
of the proposal. by deposit in the bank Of the
Manhattan Company IN the City of New York
10 the credit of Treasurer of the State OF New
York on account OF the Highway Improvement
Fund" Of the amount Of the award, together
with premium and accrued nteres, from De-
cember l. 1906. less the amount OF the deposit
OF such successful bidder bidders which
will be applied toward the payment for the
bonds. All other deposits will be returned by
mail 10 the respective bidders within three days
after the bonds have been awarded unless di,-
ferent instructions to the comptroller as to the
return OF the deposit are duly given.
The comptroller reserves the right 20 rejcc,
any or all bids which in his opinion
advantageous TO the interests OF the state
WILLIAM c. WILSON
Comptroller.
State Comptrolers Office.
Albany. y. Y.
November II. 1906.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-30
Proposals..

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.-SEAL PROPO-
y sails, suitably indorsed envelope. for furnishing
boilers with settings and connections com
plete Middletawn State Homeopathic Hospital, Mid
dletown y. y VIII be received UP 70 o'clock m on
December 1906. by the State
Commission Lunacy the Capitol Albany, X Y,
when bids opened and read publicly. Drawings
specifications be consulted and blank forms of
proposals obtained Mddetow1 Homeopathic Hos
pita Middletown y. Y. by application TO g l. Helms
State Architect Capitol, Albany. =. Y. Contracts win
awarded responsible and reliable bidders
unless the the amount OF funds available
therefore, which the right reject all bids is
reserved ~
T F. McGARR,
Secretary State Commission in Lunacy.
dated Albany, y y .emher 10. 1906.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-30
HIS LONG WAIT REWARDED.
Bolton Farmer Marries Sweetheart After
Twenty-one Years.
rRv -c,s..-an, ~ TIC .r,,tl.u,e ,

Derby. Nov. 29.-For twenty-one years Bendea
A. Johnson. Of Bolton. waited for his bride.
When he thirty years old he met Miss
Annie T'crmansen, OF Bolton and fell in love
with her. For three years they enjoyed each
others company and finally became enga ged
Right here Peter Thompson. young farmer
entered the lists. she liked them both
Finally the yOUrg farmer won his suit, and then
followed twenty -One .ears Of married bliss.
With the money that johnson had saved to
buy home for his expected bride. he purchased
2 farm near that OF his successful rival A year
ago Thompson died. Johnson, who vowed he
would not marry any one if he could noI have
Mrs. Thompson renewed his courtshiD. They
were married yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-30

OFFICE OF THE SUPERINTENDENT OF THE
~ Mint of the United States, Philadelphia, Pa, No
vember %. 190G-Sealed proposals. in duplicate VIII
be this office until - o'clock Saturday
pee Sth 1906. then publicly opened for supplying
two hundred and seventy thousand (2T0000D aYoirdu
pots pounds Of ingot the quality highest grads
FlectroIytic. he with low bridge"
ten pounds each in weight. Ninety thousand
go O00) avordupos pounds screened shot nickel sub
ASSAY. suitable for minor coinage. the de-
Iiyeres TO be requirements. in accordance
with specifications proposal sheets and other
formation which may he had upon application to JOHN
lands. Superintendent.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-30

q ENERAL DEPOT. @ NJ DEPT. JEFFERSON
VI Vile. Ind November 19. 1S0f-Scaed proposals. n
t1ipicate. endorsed proposals @. sup
plies" addressed undersigned. will be ed
o'clock December 4 for
Stationery. Oils required replenisnment
stock. per schedule which will be furnished
application this Depot Preference given articles
domestic production manufacture. The right IS
o reject accept any all bids any
part thereof J. N. MARSHALL, Asst Qr. Mr.. Gen
eral. and Depot Q. n
j S ENGINEER OFFICE. ROOM F-7. ARMY
= Building New York y. Y, November 2s, 1906
Sealed proposals dredging in Bronx River
Chester Creek, y Y. Will be received Office
l2 N. December IS, 1905. and then publicly
opened Itforma ton furnished application D. w.
LOCKWOOD. Col. Engrs.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-30
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
EInTse 7o2 Sunset 438 Moon rises -- Moons age IA
HIGH WATER
AM.-sandy hook 708 Gov Island q Hell Gate a:a0
F2--Sancy HOOK 7.3J Coz. 81 Iiel! g44
WIRELESS REPORTS
The CaEnEanis which reported 70 eete Island q oO5
e n Eesteitlay Fhen 10 miles station
e1pected u DOCK about q. ~. t0-lnorroa.
Ia Lorraine, which reported - Sabe Island at II 40
yesterday when miles -agr ~ III q. station i,
eZpectei 10 dock about a u. to-tGo~raa.
The EL PAU, which reported Race If uoo7 YES
tSF9ay "e v55 miles Sandy HOOK is expected
10 dock about a n. S.Dds1. - ' - -
New-York tribune., 1906-11-30
TO CONTRACTORS.

SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED at 200 Broad
for the portions of the AQue-
duct. between Hunters Brook and Foundry Val
eys the towns OF Cortland and Yorktown Wesches-
ter County, Phillpstown Putnam County, New
At the above place and hour the bids win publicly
opened The award Of the contract
Will be thereafter practicable The
principal the engineers estimate
follows:
Excavation In open 06 600 cubic yard.
Rem ana emhankment. oelOOo cubic yards
Excavation and replacing OF TOP soil
for surface dressing $4,000 cubic yard,
Concftts masonry for aQueduct In
open Observation-Disclosures. 21l0OO cubic
excavation in tunnels. 10000 cubic
concrete masonry tunnel 45 900 cubic
tortlend cement Observation-Disclosures. SAO.OO barrels
Steel for reinforcing 100000
htone boundary walls 10000 linear feet
ences and guard rails. GoOe0 linear
Inc pond required faithful performance
act VIII be nve hundred thousand dollars $500 O00
WA! De received unless accompanied either
ntd check upon national state bank in the City
money TO the OF seventynve thousand dollars
Niooool Tipe allowed the completion OF the work
IL is months after signing Pamphlets
Hs Iurther Information for bidders. OF
FORMS OF contract and bond specifications and
can oe obtained az the oncs OF the board application
pew hS
J. EDWARD SIMMONS
President
CHAs. y. CHADWICK,
CHAS. A. SHAW.
J. WALDO SMITH THOs HAssFTsT
Chief Engineer. Secretary
New-York tribune., 1906-11-30

Destination and steamer. Close New York.
Hawaii and Philippine Islands
via san Francisco)-Thomas. Dec l. 1880 m
Australia except Westl. Fiji Islands and
New Caledonia (via Vancouver and
Victoria, C)Miovvera Dec 2, 500 m
japan. Corea and China Especially ad
dressed only. (via Seattle)-Shawmut Dec 2 500 m
Hawaii Japan China and Phil
ippine Islands (via San Francisco)-
japan vfa Seatte)-Ceylon Dec 6. 500 m
New-York tribune., 1906-11-30
BONDS

Notice i- hereby given that pursuant to the
provisions of chapter 400 of the laws OF 1eOs
sealed proposals will be received az the ofice
of the state comptroller. in the city OF Albany.
until Wednesday, December IL. 1908. at twelve
O'clock noon, OF that day. for the purchase
in whole or in mart Of
New-York tribune., 1906-11-30
. SAILED

Steamers Cedric C8r) for Azores Gibraltar Naples
La Provence GHrl, davre; Ratho Brl. Hong Kong
Volund Nor) Philadelphia: American (Dutch). Antwerp
Oneida. philadelphia; Bueheds. Baltimore; Hamilton
Norfolk and Newport News: Nacoochee. savannah.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-30

SUPREME COURT. SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT
- I'm the OF the application OF the city o.
New York certain real towns OF
Iewisboro Bedford. Westcheste- County,
New York. Chapter 49O OF tho Laws Of 1883 and
the laws thereof for the Of a dam
and reservoir River and for the OF sup
plying the City with increased supply OF
pure and wholesome water.
Gross River Dam and Reservoir First DfvislonNotice
OF Filing and of Motion Confirm Fourth Separate Re
poPubfc notice is hereby given that the fourth sepa
OF DE- MEL 2. Cohalan. John Brennan
Benon Platt Appraisal in the above
entitled matter Office the Clerk OF the
County OF Wetcheser at White Plains in said county
on the twenty-sixth day of October. 1905
Notice is further given that the fourth separate
includes affects Of land designated
as Parcels Nos 201a o. 23a 20 and 26iz in said pro-
ceedinE
Notice is further given that application Will hs
made az Special Term OF the Supreme Court OF the
State OF New York. be held in and for the Second
Judi3al District at the Court House in the Borough OF
Brooklyn. City Of New York County OF Kings. the
seventeenth day OF December. 1906 1880 O'Clock in
the forenoon Of that day thereafter counsel
be heard for order confirming said report. and
for such other and further relief may be just
Dated New York. November IA 1905
WILLIAM B. ELLISON. Corporation Counsel. Tryon
Row. Borough of Mani haitian. New York City
New-York tribune., 1906-11-30
NETROPOJITAN oPFp. uoUSr

METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUsF
TONIGHT az S. TANNHA Observation-Disclosures.
debut. Fremstad. Ateu: Burrian (debrt1 Var po
Blass. Reiss Muhlmaun. Gunrher Cond Fs-t, 0''
Sat Aft, Dec !. at 2-LA TRAVIATA Sernb-s-,
Msfeld Jacoby: Caruso. Stracctari debut). Bars Dr
frfche Cond.. Vigna- 90
Sat. Evg-. Dec 1. g. at popular prices. ROMEO =,
JULIETTE-Abott Jacoby: soubeyran debut. Pancos
Journet Bars sinard. AiuhlInarn Cond Bovy.
Sunday Evg. Dec. 2. at $50 popular p-.r..
GRAND SUNDAY NIGHT CONCERT
Sooists: Mines Farrar. Homer; NM Burrfan si,.,
Entire Metropolitan Opera Orchestra Cond Mr. Hs-s,
Mon. Eve. Dec 3. at 8. MARTA-sembrch Hom.r;
Caruso. Gourmet Rossi. Dufriche Conductor yfvra
Wed Evg-. Dec 3. a first tiulel FEDCF Aersr,
ierf debut Alien Jacoby NattfeId: CarIso sr...S
ductor. Vigna Con-
Fri Evg.. Dec :, at fhrst tirus), LA pAMNsrroy
DE FACST-Farrar; Pousseliers, Plancon Cha1i-
debut. Conductor. viEna --'4"
WEBER PIANO Used
New-York tribune., 1906-11-30
Public Notices.


mentioned by the ana depressed
5 Ms.sh, h ,. sss rsns sss ss.,:y of
sv-nne ga, and nd & thence nee running With single on
Of the about four ana a f.ss .ss
S o easeTy from S Uns ssser1 sg1drsa a and
e the .sd @ ad Of % an Sqryns
e sss iso as Tsh m Of 1c"s = Poq
% TIE an@ n h d %h g sns a s track O@ on @ side
rail Of said tracks to be abOus four 90 feet distant
side Cooper place O. estepdedl thence curSng
Meeting with the tracks thereon. anu ''N
proximateiy at the centre Of stone syeRue Or PoEns an
pa snc ds Of ne me aa s, e
=, Don, anoas hs he sassey curb line of
ern side Of between snedses and
the BROOKLYN and RoGsaway BE Beach Railroad Com
has has sa & h TO Of sn M sn
l. Tosether with the right to erect and maintain
e the M naGs % @ by M whh s sad a1 TO s
limits Of the rig right 1s Of way aforesaid SAL ,,,
THE LONG iSaAN By RAEPH AlAisgR PHTRRs resident,
THE NASSAU By ESeTRf Z W1aM EARoR f2MRs
of Psw psTerS YO y Kns saws he Is the
sr.sidsn, and as,aad RqirosS
above entitled matter That the foregoing petition is
to the matters therein Stated to Be alleged on IN,
@ to be a that That the to s
the psones h9' Is coqeors,on tSa. the erounds 81
deponent's belief all said petition
stated upon his own KNOWLEDGE are Investigations
which deponen has caused to be made concerning the
subtec of this action and information acquired
OF the corporation petitioner IN this action.
RALPH PETERS
Sworn before m this Sd day OF July. 1906.
Notary Public. Kings County
Certificate filed IN New York County
state OF Msw York County & Of K,ngs King .s .o, =.
the officer the Nassau Electric
IN entitled matter: that foregoing pc
titfon is true to the knowledge of this deponen
Information and belief and that as to those matters
he believes IT 10 be true That the why this
the petitioner a corporation: that grounds OF
deponents belief all matters in said petition not
stated upon his knowledge, Investigations
which deponen has caused to be made concerning the
subject OF this Information acquired
by deponent in the Of his duties officer
OF the corporation petitioner in this action
Sworn to before this 2sth day Of June: 1903.
]. H. BENNINGTON.
Notary Public. Kings County. ". Y.
And the following resolutions were thereupon
WHEREAS TIL. foregoing petition from the Long
Island Railroad Company. lessee OF the Nassau
Electric Railroad Company and the Nassau Electric
10 the Board of Estimate and Apportionnlent at
meeting held September IA. 1906
Friday the 7th day December 1905. at 10 so
o'clock in the forenoon. and Room 16. in the City
when and where such petition shall be first consd-
cred and a public hearing had thereon. at which
citizens shall be entitled TO appear and be heard and
RESOLVED. That the Secretary directed to cause
such petition and these resolutions TO be published FOR
at least fourteen Q4) days in two daily newspapsrs
Mayor: and for least uol DAYS in the City
RECORD Immediately prior 10 such date OF pubic
by the petitioner. JOSEPH HAAG. Secretary.
New York. November 9. 1905
New-York tribune., 1906-11-30

BONDS
Of the
STATE OF NEW YORK.
FOR
HIGHWAY IMPROVEMENT
EXEMPT FROM TAXATION
New-York tribune., 1906-11-30
MONDAY. DECEMBER 3
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.

Finance Colon Panama. ...............12 200 m m
5Far-oa Norfolk Old Doul............ 3o0p
New-York tribune., 1906-11-30

j. WALDO SMITH,
Chief Engineer.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-06-08
MILAN FOR CAMPBELL.
Result Of the Withdrawal Of Monta j..
Moore.-Straw Vote Taken.

Cameron. Texas, June 6.-The with.
drawal of Hon. Monta ]. Moore from
the race for governor has been the
sensation of the city and the principal
topic Of discussion. This being Mr.
Moore's home and our people having
their hearts set on his success in this
race was natural.
The regrets over his withdrawal are
universal, but his friends rely so com.
pletely upon his Judgment that they
indorse his withdrawal in approval Of
his judgment.
Your reporter has busted himself to
ascertain the situation in which his
withdrawal has left the gubernatorial
situation. Court being in session a
large number Of people from the coun-
try have been in the city, and an in
terview of at least three hundred
shows that this county is almost unan.
imous for Campbell Six Colquitt
men. one Bell man and one Brooks
man were found, and the balance
were Campbell, the result being large
Iy because Of Mr.. Moore's announce.
ment in favor of the gentleman from
Palestine.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-06-08

PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT
THOROUGHLY AROUSED
ON THE PACKING HOUSE CUES
TON AND ASKS CONGRESS FOR
AN INSPECTION LAW.

Special to the Herald.
Washington, D. c., June S.-The
president today sent to the house
committee on agriculture two ex-
cerpts from an inspection made by the
department of agriculture of the Chi
cago. packing houses before the publ
cation of the Neil report, and also ex-
tracts of letters from friends describ-
ing the haste of the packers to clean
up and renovate their establishments
which would be amusing if it was not
so tragic" The president says the in
vestigation of the packing plants is
not yet completed. He contends, how
ever, that enough has been developed
to call for an immediate, thorough
going and radical enlargement of the
power of the government to inspect
all meats.
He continued: Unfortunately the
misdeeds of those responsible for the
abuses we design to cure will bring
discredit and blame not only on them
selves but also upon innocent stock
growers, ranchmen and farmers. The
only way to permanently protect the
latter is to secure, by law, adequate
inspection of the meat, which ! ask. "
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-06-08
ARE YOU GOING EAST

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not drop a line to the representative
of the Pennsylvania Lines, indicating
section Of the country you desire to
visit He may be able to give you
some valuable information. The
Pennsylvania operates the finest train
service from st. Louis to the Atlantic
Seaboard, and most excellent through
car service to North Michigan re-
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San Antonio, Texas.