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El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1906-01-20
RESERvA FLORESTAL.


Ell Supervisor Actuante Leon +.
Kneipp y el Rural T. Stewart, de IA
Reserva Florestal de Pecos, partieron
ell sabado de Ia semana pasada para
Cowles a yer sobre la causa de la Com
pania de Cobre de Pecos.
Es probable que un ajuste sea ofre-
cido a la Compafiia de Cobre. en- Ia for
ma de un pago enorme por la leda que
Sc dice ha sido usada de la reserva y
por la MADEIRA cortada en- los reclamos
mineros, pasadas de caminos ARE
glar para una acequia. 81 la compa-
MIA acepta la oferta la causa serA ie-
tirada, de otro modo sera prosecutada
por trasgresion.
81 numero de reses en- la reserva es-
ta mermando firmemente a causa de
los cargos por pastearlas. Dos amos
pasados habia 1000 reses. Ell numero
fue reducido durante el afio pasado por
que Ell zacate estaba muy bueno fuera
de la reserva. Las indicaciones son
que no habra mas que 5000 reses en- Ia
reserva durante esta estacion.
J. w. Harrison, comerciante de Pc
cos, quien tiene bastantes reses, las
ha vendido, segun Sc dice preclos ba-
jltos en- orden de evitarse de los car
gos altos. Los Sres. Windsor y Dock
willer tambien han vendido reses y los
Sres. Williams, Louis y Gilmour han
mandado un buen numero de novillos
gordos a Kansas City donde buenos
precios fueron realizados. 81 rancho
70 Lewis ha regresado con un busn nu-
nero de toros mejorados los cuales Sc
ran usados para mejorar sus haciendas
que tiene en- la reserva. Ell ranchero
Gilmour ha partido para su vieja e.
sidencia en- Kentucky Y permanecera
en- aquel lugar por algun tempo dc VI.
sita. Lewellyn Lewis Y James Swee-
ney quienes estuyieron en- la ciudad
la semana pasada reportan que ha
caido bastante nieve en- las montaiias
pero muy poca en- los valles.
81 DR.. Sparks y el Sr. Gonzales han
vendido recientemente un buen hume
ro de novillos gordos carniceros de
Santa Fe.
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1906-01-20

Entire Otros Candidates Esta-
ban A. E Perea, Dr.. Harri-
son y Simon Nusbaum.

Mucha presura fue traida para insis
tir que el GQbernador Otero hiciera Q
nombramiento del Superintendent d.
Seguros para llenar Ia vacancia causa
da por la muerte del finado Pedro Pc
rea, quien fue el primer incumbente d.
la oficina bajo la ley estableciendo Ia
misma y decretada por la Asamblea LIZ
gislativa 3Ota. Durante los pocos diaf
pasados un numero de aplicaciones pa
ra la posicion han sido protocoladas
con el Gobernador Otero y varios de
los aplicantes vinieron a 81 personal
mente. Entire aQuellos que deseaban
Ia oflclna estaban Abel Perea, hijo del
finado comisionado y ahora escribano
en- Ia oficina, quien fue fuertemente
|recomendado por un numero de oflcia-
les judiciales y territoriales y promi.
nentes Republicanos; el DR.. G. W.
Harrison, de Albuquerque, quien esta-
ba soportado por cludadanos de Albu-
querQue y endosado por el Hon. Salo-
mon Luna, miembro del comit6 nacio-
nal Republican,; Simon Nusbaum. de
esta ciudad, escribano en- la oficina del
tesorero territorial, Quien tenia buenos
endosamientos locales; Robert M. Har-
dinge, del Bur6 del TEMPO de los Es-
tados Unidos en- Grand Junction, Co.
dorado, cuya residencia legal y ciuda-
dania es en- Santa Fe.
Hay otros, pero no tenia endosamien
tos dIgnos de mencionarse. Fuertes
protestas contra Ell nombramiento del
DR.. Harrison habian sido hechas por
caudillos Republicanos. En- verdad, Ia
situacion Sc mezcl6 tanto que conside-
rabies contratiempos SO interpusieron.
Ell Gobernador Otero desat6 Ell nudo
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1906-01-20
|TR|BUT0 DE- sl'
HAGERMAN
Ala aAdnlinistra
del Cobernador
Otero.
=
P0R sU T|N0 En- DIRIG|RLA
El Comite Invita- a los Ciuda-
danos al Depot--La Banda
de Artlleria Asistira.

Especial al Nuevo Mexicano.
Roswell, N. M. Enero sO.-El sr. Ha-
german d su partida el microbes ls.ra
Santa Fe. dijo. en- respuesta q interro-
gaciones que era 10 que intentaba ha-
Ger nmediatamente despues de que to-
mara la ofIcina como Gobernador.
"El pueblo no debe esperar cambios
radicales y repentinos en- la admins.
TRACTION de negocios en- Santa Fe, aun
tales cambios como sean necesarios.
PasarA algun tempo antes de interar-
me bien con loo detalles do la .oficina
" otras oficlnas Territoriales."
"Yo creo que hay oportunidad para
cortar los gastos del gobierno terrific
rial, aun bajo leyes existentes. pero en-
cuanto puedan ser cortados estos gas
tos sin cambios en- las leyes, puede
no acertarae sin cuidadosa ainvestiga-
cion. '41
Examination de ofIcInae.
"Creo que hay varias oficinas Terri
toriales que fueron. creadas por leyes
de la legislature que no son de MIN
gun uso para ell pueblo del Territorio.
Ningun ejecutivo nuevo puede alterar
9 abolir leyes creando estas oficinas
y cuerpos. Existen y continuaran
existiendo hasta que los votantes del
Territorio elijan suficlentes hombres
q la legislature, quienes verdaderamen
to representen los deseos de sus cons
tltuyentes y corten gastos extravagan-
tes. 81 hay otra Legislature terrific
rial para Nuevo Mexico, 70 recomen-
dare fuertemente que oficlnas innece-
sarias gastos inutiles sean abolidos.
AIaba al Gobernador otero.
LA deuda de Nuevo Mexico no es
alta. Ha habido una merma gratifi-
cante durante la administration del
Gobernador Otero y por esta y otras
cosas merece gran credito La razon
de tasacion para fines Territoriales
es muy alta. 81 esta en- el poder del
Gobernador, les aseguro que hare todo
10 que este en- mi habilidad.
Una de las cuestiones mas serlas an
to Ell pueblo de este Territorio es aque-
lila de los terrenos pdblicos. Estos te-
rrenos pertenecientes a las institucio-
mes Territoriales en- muchos casos fue-
ron malamente escogidos.
"Muy pocas personAs me han aplica-
do por oflclna bajo la administration
veaidera, pero estas cuestiones las con-
siderare Ell su propio tempo"
Partlda Personal.
Especial al Nuevo Mexicano
Roswell, N. M, Enero 20.-El Gober-
nador que sera Herbert ]. Hagerman |
partio de aqui ell jueves en- Ia tarde y |
llegara a Santa Fe el sabado en- la tar
de. Los slguientes ciudadanos 10
acompafaron: Edward A. Cahoon,
William Reid. Charles L. Ballard, ell
Mayor Luigi Mancini Martini Y el Sr.
Herd. lie partida Sc par6 en- Las We
gas v de ALI sali6 para Santa Fe.
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1906-01-20
sEis MlEMHROe De UNA FAMl-
LA MuEREN EN- POGO TEMPO.

Peter A. Peterson falleci6 reciente-
mente en- Las Vegas, su muerte result
tando a causa de haberse helado los
pies. Esta hace la sexta muerte en- la
familia Peterson en- los pasados dos
amos. Despues de la muerte de tres
hijos en- Kansas, el padre y Ia madre
partieron para Nuevo Mexico de Win
dom, do aquel estado, con los dos hijos
que les Quedaban. Mientras en- cami-
no. los dos hijos fueron atacados de
fiebre tito Y lno de ellos muri6. AL
llegar Ia Ciudad veguense fallecio la
madre Y ahora vino Ia muerte del pa
Dire. de1ando como dnico miembro de
la familia, d I'm muchacho de 10 amos.
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1906-01-20
suENos pRospEcros.
lndlcacicnes que los Preclos por Reses
seran Altos con Buenos Rebahos,
6astante Aqua y zacate.

Informes de todas parties del Terrific.
rio son al efecto que los criadores de
reses en- todas las secciones estan es-
perando un buen acopio de becerros y
mejores precios en- la primavera.
Compradores de los grandes merca-
dos han estado en- diferentes seccio-
mes pero hasta ahora no parece que los
duehos han hecho contratos. Un nu-
nero de los duefios estan en- recibo de
ofertas 8 interrogaciones.
En- todo este afio promote ser el me-
jor porque los abastos de zacate V
aqua tambien prometen ser buenos.
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1906-01-20

TN yerno dice a SUI suegra:
Ri invierno pasado tuye mucho frio;
este afo quiero hacerme I'm gaban de
pelo
!Que disparate! Con tanto pelo, vas
d parecer mas animal de 10 que eresl
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1906-01-20
George French. de Nogales; w. 8.
Sturges. del Condado de Pima.

HSpeclal al NucVo Max.rchC
Washington. D. c lsnero 21.- Fucr'
tes deiegacionss de cilla,pvnns - All
zona estuyieron ante 81 comit6 sohre
Territories en- la Canarl q ri:,rtes y
microbes. y presentaron argumentos
en- contra DEL pasaje del proyecto de
estado consolidate de Hamilton. Ellos
especialmente Sc oponen a la union de
Nuevo Mexico y Arizona por razon de
la population de Nuevo Mexico, 8 hi.
ciefon cargos muy serios en- contra de
ciudadanos de descendencia Espaiio'
la. La audiencia sera continuada ma
fiana. Es la opinion de aquellos que
atendieron a las sesionos del comite
que los Arizonenses pusieron en- peor
gu causa por razon de su conducta.
Cifras hechos concernientes a 10
propiedad de Nuevo Mexico para esta.
do caracter de su pueblo Sc estan reu
niendo y seran presentados al comtte
de Ia Camara inmediatamente d cerrar.
Sc la audiencia de 10 delegation de
Arizona.
Washington. D. c., Enero 2O.-Miem.
bros de la Liga de Arizona en- contra
del estado consolidate Sc presentaron
otra vez ell jueves ante ell comite so.
bre Territories de la Camara, y repre-.
sentaron una parte menos importante
en- la audiencla que 10 que 10 hicieron
los Diputados Hamilton y Lloyd, quie.
mes tuyieron i'm desliz que amenazaba
llegarse a los golpes.
Hamilton hacla preguntas las cuales
|eran en- contra del estado consolidate
cuando Lloyd interpuso que Ell Gamble
de Hamilton en- la question de estado
era interesante.
Hamilton neg6 enfaticamente que
habia cambiado de parecer, y entonces
dijo Lloyd que parecla exttaio que un
miembro de Michigan no SO hubiese
undo con el informe d, Ii mInorla On
contra del estado indlyi,l,a. cliando Ell
comit6 en- otra session pasada habia re-
portado favorable en- cuanto a la dimi
sion de Nuevo Mexico y Arizona.
Dwight Heard. anteriormente 60
bernador de Arizona, fue ell primerc
que Sc dirigio. Ley6 del informe del
d-a anterior y dijo que una explicacion
'ra necesaria por el Sr Powers en-
ranto a la corruption de Arizona
En- seguidda habl6 el Gobernador
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1906-01-20
.CONLEY SENTEN.
C|AD0 A H0RCA
La Corte Suprelna
Affirnla el Dicta-
men de Muerte.
M
C0ME7lD0ENPLACEROETA0s
La Fecha Dc Ejecucion se Fila
Para el Dia l6 de Febre-
ro---El Crimen.

tuS ~sAAAsSss'
yohr ror,av teotri nue scr nhorco,
w.
Este rue 81 dictamen oe ia corte
Suprema a las $3.50 el viernea
cuando confirmo In decision de Ia cor,
= x,oro. A. !. r,r,a AZ, pr,r,or Ms.
~ -
trito JUDICIAL por 81 Conuauo w AUS
I'll dia que sera ahorcado sue fljado
para el dia 1O de Febrero en- Taos.
FL crimen nor el cual la Jena de
muerte fue impuesta fue el baleamien.
to y muerte de James Reddlng. el TO-
ven de 10 aiios de edad 8 hijo de v. 8.
Redding. de ouesta, Condaado de Taos
el cual fue cometido nor Conley en- Fe-
brero del aflo pasado en- un campo en-
los Placeres de Guadalupe. de aquel
condado En- el mismo tiempo bale6 v
did muerte 4 Charles Purdy. de 70 af,os
edad. de Red River. Tambien fue
ouerellado nor esta niue. te. nero no sc.
"a iuzgado DOR Va n,..ua. por,ue VI, la
sidu conyicte1o DOR Ia ora mucrte.
Aprlsionado Auui.
Conley Sc halla ahora en- la pepiten-
ciar,a territorial de- aoui para mas &c.
guridad. Aunoue el Nuevo Mexicano
inform6 a los oflciales de Ia prision
one al hombre Sc le habia dado Ia pena
extrema. no se le diio 4 81 ell iictamen
noroue este asunto fue detado su
abogado segun es costumbre. Conlev
habia aruardado sus esperanzas hasta
al ultimo ante el tribunal mas alto v
creIa oue aouel c,erpo reyersarIa Ia
decision de la corte menor.
Ia evidencia an IA causa fue MIRA.
mente cIrcunstanc,aI nero see,,n todas
indIcaciones ha babido muv nocos cri.
menes cometidos an tan villana name.
"a ann on los neores dias del oeste
M becbo sanpriento % bien recor.
dado nor los residences de Nuevo Me-.
y,co y esnec,aImente do Santa 70
norone Ia avar,puacIon f,,e 'tenida an
esta ciudad Brevemente Ia historic
dol crimen es como sIeue.
Jobn con,av culan ten,a I'm contra.
r. nara bacar trahaio da amiIlaramian.
to an los reclamos do lbs placeres de-
rroao,,,ra ocomraaodo nor Io,ro.
Reddinr : Charles purdv f,,eron ii In.
oar donda astaha Ia nroniadad pusie.
ron ma neouaSa 20 rna y 60 nrenoron
nara bacer 81 trabaio cnando' sa dice
vino nm r,Sa !. ron,av nu,en 60 re-.
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1906-01-20

Un gran jurado ha sido juramentado
por la Corte Suprema de Nueva York
para considerar 1000 casos de fraude
en- elecciones
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1906-01-20

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The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-03-30
OPERATORS
 SATISFIED WITH RESULT

Much interest is manifested in the out come of the national convention of min CTS tomorrow. It is intimated at this convention some action will be taken on the recommendation to permit the miners to work in districts where the advance has been offered.
 This question affects principally the Pittsburg district. the principal operators of winch are the Pittsburg Coal company. +. L. Robbins, chairman of the executive board of this company. has been one of the strongest supporters of the advance, and if the convention decided that sep arate districts may be worked under tho compromise. it will mean employment for at least 20O00 miners in this district, and enable that company to close some im- portant contracts.
 Early in the week, before the situation became so critical, 1t was stated that if permission was not given the Pittsburg Coal company to operate there were thou sands of it's employees who would be will ling to break away from the United Mine Workers and accept the terms. Such an action, however. it was said tonight would precipitate trouble in the district, which the leaders are desirous of avoid. ing
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-03-30
BULGARIANS ARE
 HEgO IN DULUTH
ADMIT $Sl CAME FROM HOUSE IN S6APoLls, BUT ARE SUR. p sSj TO LEARN OF MURDERS oPNITTEo THERE.

duluth. Minn.. March 29.-Six foreign ers who are thought by the police to have occupied the house in Minneapolis, where the six Bulgarlans were found murdered early Tuesday morning, were arrested here early today.
 One man who talks English says the party left the house in Minneapolis where the murders were committed on Monday and at that time, there were only six men in the house and they were all alive and well. He says he knew but two of the men there tt the time. His name is Kuzman skuloff and woman arrested with the party Is his wife. sku- loff admitted to Chief rroyer that he is the man who rented t's house and took the party there with his party.
 Some are Bulgarians and some Mace donians All are well supplied with money. Later five more men were ar rested in connection with the case.
 Skuloff says when the party entered the Minneapolis house 1t numbered 16 men, and 10 of these came to Duluth. leaving six there. Of the six, four were brothers of the name Dimitri. The Dim itris, he said, went to the house with their companions on Monday. He says there was the best of feeling in the house when the party broke up The ten men who came to Duluth were on their way to Hbbing to work in the mines. The men came from the province of Presba, near Bulgaria. Skuloff ex- pressed surprise at hearing of the mur- ders. He could give no theory.
 The effects of a religious nature found in the house, he says, are used by the Bulgarian church, of which they are members and which they always carry with them.
 It was believed those now in custody here were connected in some way with the crime and the Minneapolis police as- serted that the key to the mystery could be found in this city.
 This suspicion was confirmed in way during the later developments of the case tonight when 1t was learned by the police that hunting knives were sold by the Kelly Hardware company of this city to foreigners one day last week. An em- ploye left for Minneapolis to identify the knives and did this, saying they had be- longed to his stock. This Is regarded by the Duluth police as one of the most i'm portant clues that has yet been struck and much will depend on the result, as it Is known and admitted by Sokuloff, the spokesman of the suspects, that he and several of his eountrymen passed through the city last week on their way from Alborn, where they lad been em- ployed during the winter foi Minneapolis. Whether any of the ierson arrested as suspects besides Sokuloff were in the party at that time or whether it was other members of the Macedonian colony at the head of th. iakes, $ not hspN
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-03-30
BIG VICTORY WON
 OVER OCTOBERISTS
Constitutional Democrats Win Sweep ing Victory In Towns Outside of
 St. Petersburg.

St. Petersburg. March 29-The constitu- tional democrats have won q sweeping victory in the municipal election in the cities and towns of the St Petersburg district outside of the capital itself. Their ticket with Professor Milukoff at It's head and including one of the Hessan brothers, who were concerned in the movement to set up a provisional government In January of last year, following the mas sacre of workmen in St. Petersburg. com pletely buried the Octoberists and other conservative parties.
 It is noteworthy that Professor Milu- koff. although the editor of a paper pub lished here. could not be candidate in an old Plehve decree forbldding him to reside either in St. Petersburg or Mos COW on account of his authorship of ar ticles Ion evil tendencies" still stands against him. It Is understood that the delegation took solemn pledge to de- mand that the national Parliament call Premier Wittes minister of the interior. Durnovo, to answer for the acts of re- pression committed since the manifesto of October 30
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-03-30
BERRY IS NOW IN
 LEAD FOR SENATE
PRESENT RETURNS SHOW HE IS n0o0 AHEAD OF GOVERNOR DAVls-LlTTLE IS ASSURED OF GoVERNORSHlP.

Little Rock Ark. March 99-Ineomplete returns from a majority of the seventy five counties in the democratic state pri- mary yesterday show a lead of 2000 for Senator James H. Berry over Governor Jefferson Davis in the contest for the United States senatorship. Additional re turns are awaited with great interest as both sides are claiming a victory. Heavy rains continued throughout the state to- day and retarded the collecting of re- turns in the country precincts. It ap- pears that the final figure in the race for the senatorial nomination will show a narrow margin for the winner.
 The nomination of the following state ticket is assured:
 Governor-John s. Little.
 Secretary of state-O. D. Ludwig.
 Attorney General-O. x. Pindall.
 State Auditor-A. E. Moore.
 State Treasurer--J l.. 4ates.
 State Superintendent of Public Instruc- tion-J. J, Doyne.
 Land Commissioned L. Coffman.
 Agricultural Commissoner-Guy B. Tucker.
 Supreme Court Judge-Dlose between William L, Moose and J. E. Riddick.
 The nominations in the congressional districts are:
 First, R. B. Macon: second s. Brun- dige, Jr.; third J. c. Floyd; fourth, close between W. $. Cravens and l.. A. Byrne; fifth, c. C. Reid; sixth, J. T. Robinson; seventh, K. M. Wallace.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-03-30
WANTS SPECIAL JURY.
Jerome Takes This Method of Dealing
 With Insurance Cases.

New York. March 29.-District Attorney Jerome today requested supreme court Justice Bowling to. call special grand jury in May to investigate the life in- suranee matters developed by the legis- lative Investigating committee. MT. Je- rome said he did not want to ask an or dnary grand jury to examine the testi- mony of the legislative investigation in addition to its usual work. Justice Dowl- ing took the matter under consideration until tomorrow.
 Mir Jerome stated to the court that he has been somewhat uncertain as to the proper procedure in insurance matters. but after consulting with the justices in the criminal branch of the supreme court he had decided upon the special grand jury. Justice Bowling asked Mr Jerome whether he would lay before this jury any matters other than those relat- ing to insurance. The district attorney replied that he could assure the court that nothing except insurance matters would be presented to the jury.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-03-30
REGULATIONS MORE STRICT.
Incoming Aliens to Be Subjected to
 More Rigid Investigation.

Washington. March 29.-Senator Dill lingham today submitted the immigration laws. The changes made in the present law are numerous. The head tax on in- coming aliens Is increased from s2 to s5 and steamships are subject to fines of s10O for bringing to the United States any person prevented from entering by reason of afflctions of mind or body. The present law provides for such fines only in case of aliens afflicted with loathsome or con- tagious diseases.
 The bill adds to the classes of aliens now excluded by the law, all imbeciles, feeble minded persons who are mentally or physically deficient, such defect being of a nature which may affect the immi- grants ability to earn living; children under r years, unless accompanied by parents. and strengthens the provisions excluding polygamists, criminals and prostitutes.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-03-30

Ptttsburg, March 29.-When the news of the disagreement between the bithminous operators and the miners reached this city tonight several operators who had not positively declared their opinion on the probable outcome of the conference freely expressed their satisfaction over the outcome.
 Since the January meeting the operators in this district have made extensive prep arations for a suspension
 If strike is finally declared it is as- serted here, that so far as Western Penn sylvania and Ohio are concerned it will be won by the miners, after a suspension of probably thirty days.
 They base their opinion on the fact that the lake shipping season will open within the coming month, and in order to hold their trade in the northwestern markets the operators will be forced to eoncede the terms offered. By that time it is figured prices will have advanced to a profl.aOie point and operators can afford to pay a higher rate for mining.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-03-30
Bituminous Miners to Meet.

Clearhed, Pa, March 29.-The seven teenth annual convention of the United Mine workers of District No 2, embrac- ing the northern and central Pennsylva- morrow with about 300 delegates. The date for the joint conference of the ml- ners and operators is Tuesday, April 3, Saturday being the date for the explr- alton of the scale year. the district off clals have given notice that work will be discontinued on Saturday. March 3l, at all the operations in the district unless some arrangement is made at the con- yention opening tom0row.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-03-30
JUSTICE HARLAN
 TO GIVE UP PLACE
Wnl Work for the Successful ConsoIi- dation of Two Presbyterian
 Churches.

Washington, March 29-The Post to- morrow will say that Associate Justice John NJ. Harlan of the supreme court of the United States announced to the off cials of the New York avenue and Assem- bly, Presbyterian churches Wednesday night that if the latter would consolidate with the former the Assembly church giving s25,00O from the sale of its present property as a nucleus for fund to build a new building for the two consolidated churches, he would resign his position on the supreme bench to take personal charge of the work and see that it IS successful
 Tonight the congregation of the As- sembly church adopted resolution for union with the New York avenue church. with provision for the $25,O00 to be used for the new church.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-03-30
WHITE ENTERS DENIAL.
Has Not Predicted That the Next Sit
 ting Will Be the Last

Algeciras, March 29.-The plenary sit ting of the conference on Moroccan re- forms today discussed customs tariffs and public works and agreed regarding a number of details, the remainder going over until Saturday.
 The delegates conferred privately rela- tive to the police and bank questions in order to reach absolute unanmity on those subjects before they came up in the conference for ratification
 MT. White, the senior American dele gate denied the authenticity of alleged interviews which have been published in London and Paris newspapers stating that the delegates forsee the probabil- ity that the next meeting of the confer ence will be its last.