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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-10
mo ACATARRARsEi |

El catArrS ss una enfermsdSd que
Iisne mucha mas importancia de 10 que
generalmente Sc le atribuye. Invade
todos los 6rganos del cuerpo, euyas
tunciones y fuerzAs debilita profunda.
ments. Eseausa treeuentede lie zordera,
Aiecta la vista, 10 narix y la garganta
? 90 generalmente por donde empieza
10 tuberculosis 6 tisis.
L. misma faeilidsd y Ia frecuen-
tA con que &c pesea IN eatarro, haee
les personas indiferentes para GU.
.arlo y IL gran mayoria no SO preoeu
| "a de las conxecueneias.
Los bafios frfos por la mananA
Embellishments despues de dejsr el
eeho, d6rmir con las ventanas Abier,
,as y svitAr las eorrientes de aire, son
arec ausiones muy buenas que no euosl
10 trabaio el ohservarlAs. Pero 81
preventive mas positive, mas efeaz,
mas f&cil y mas positive tambien el
que asonseian los medicoa, go 10 Emul'
zion do Scott de aceite dc higado do
oaealao.
"a sorprendente Ia iuerza, vitalidsd,
snergfA poder de resiEteneiA que re-
oibe 81 euerpo humane de lss peQue'
fas desis dc Emulsion de Scott que se
sdministran son eonEsAnc!A. EAsA
Emulsion reeubre interiormente todss
lAs partss dehiles y vulrerables del
,uerpo 10 pone sl sbrgo de 10 IN
teecion eAtarral.
De RuAndo on euAndo apArssen
ndustrisles poco eserupul0sos snun'
ai1ndo emulkIUlsR, vinoS 8 peeparA.
los 4 los gus ktribuyel propiedades
,urAtivas que no sisnen , hsEta hay
ouien 90 atreve dacir en letrAs dc
tmprenta, que 81 Ielrt leo q kerosipa
q un Alimense.
Que es el petr6leoy Un aseite mine
% Que ne uaA eomo combustibla para
ubrieAr y limp!Ar n&Qu!naa para
&lumbrar.
Una substancia indigelnhle que
pareee dc la propied&d esenoiAl dc to.
do alimento, euAl 90 lA eaimtlaei6p,
Tue pasa al traves del tubo Intestinal
lin modifearse sin ser absorbi-
bida, una substAneia On I'm. que no
tiene ninguns de las propied sdes 81.
.ativas alimentieias del aeeite do
afgado do baealao. 81 50 diiese que
Il petr6leo 90 un alimento para ma
Quinas, podrfA pasari pero no un sli.
nento para el euerpo.
81 teneis alguna duda, preguntad
q vrestr0 medieo,, el os condrmarE es-
to verdAd, y 81 estAis eseasoa de fusr-
1aa, de earne y da sangre. oa aeoaae-
| lara Qua tnm6iA Ia Emulsion de Seon.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-10
NUESTR0S CABLES

Deads ssiA fs.h4, por convsnlr 4
ia oCmpaginSsion mNtdlca de este
diArio, nueslro seryc.o do cables, on
y de ir en- Ia primers ps gina, ia sp
ia ssgundA o 90 la euartA.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-10
Noticia des1nentida.
No hay tai boda

Londres Julio 10 e London Times
desmiente hoy la noticia que daban aver
los perloilcos de Ia manana, sobre un com
promise de matrimonio entire Lord Aches
son, de la alta aristocracia inglesa, y Miss
Whltelaw Reid, hija del embajador amerl.
cano en- esta capital El Times asegura
que csc rumor esta destituido de todo fun
damentO.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-10

En- esta lmprente Sc ven.
de papel vleIo de peri6dico a
dos pesos el quintal,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-10

81 Eth HsrnAndss Lopts prom unCid
on vic lsnlo diAeursO Asasando 81 Pre-,
aidsnta.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-10
Ell Presidente Castro.
Amnistla po11tica

Caracas, Julio 10-El presidente Cas-
tro publca hoy un decrtto de am mnistia
que comprende los los dclitos politicos,
e1ceptuan 10 solo los crimenes de TRACTION
a la patrla 8 al gobierno. En- el acto los
prlsloneros recobran su libertad. Han sa-
lido de las carceles mas de cuatrocientas
personals
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-10
Los zulus derrotados,
Otro triunfo britanico

Durham Julio Telegramas de la
co'onia de Natal dicen que las tropas bri-
tancas han vue to derrotar a los zulus,
bat6ndoles en- sus propias trincheras y
causandoles inmensos destrozos. Sin EN-.
barge, Sc cree que reslstan todavia, negan-
dose rendirse, obedientes al terrible ia
natsmo que les lmpulsa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-10
lngleses y alemanes.
Felicitacioncs mutuas

Berlin, Julio 10-Los directories de
perl6dlcos alemanes publican articulos e..
comlastlcos para la prenea brltanica, agra
declendo la hospitalidad dispensada en-
Londres sus compaieros. Abogan, al
propio tempo por. una entente anglo-ger-
mana, invitan cincuenta perodistas
ngleses para que vlsiten a Hamburgo y
Berlin
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-10
CtntiGn c0diacadOIa de
Lsyss de Puerto 8Ico
SeCretaria

Deblendo provssrss por opoaici6a
de varoneA una plaza de squfgesfo
eSpIhol iyptv iIsr doiada con al
tueldo msnius. de $50 en- las afisinas
de.lA Comisi6n CocldoAdora de LeysS
dc Puerto Rico, por 81 prssents "a
AnuneiA los AUpIrantas, gus el se,o
de.lS oposicl6n teudrG luRAr sl IA del
corrlenis q las doI de au tards, On las
ohoinAA de eata S.crstaria, y las 40.
lietldsH para au admission dsberSn ssr
ors'sntadas hRllA el dia anterior .e.
nAiAdo para disho' sieroic!os, al ae'
cresArio de dishA Cumi,iSp,
San Juan, P, r. Julio 9 de 1908,
EDRo DE ALzAHURu,
Sesrstariu.
lSV
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-10
)apon { lnglaterra,
Interpretaciones

Toxic, Julio 10-Los diplomaticos de
lnglaterra el Jap6n disienten al interpre-
tar un articulo del tratado anglo-japones,
cuyo texto ofrece ciertas dudas; pero de
una otra parte Sc favorece el proyecto de
someter al Congreso de la Haya cualquier
genero de dferencias.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-10
La actitud de Dreyfus,
Pide una rehabilitation

Paris, Julio 10,--El captain Dreyfus
ha deslstido de toda demanda de indemni.
zacl6n por los perjucios que sufriera, de-
clarando que plde solamente una rehabili-
tac6n en- SUI honor como miembro del
ejerclto frances. El publico acoge con sim
patia esta conducta.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-10
POr q able
PARA LA DEM0CRAC|A"

ia, que Sc estaba celebraudo en- esta ciu-
dad. Los estatutos fueron revisados para
lntroduclr en- clos amplias reformas y ga
rantlr meJor los servicios de esta institu-
clon hlantr6pl~a. Los delegados pu>ieron
su hrma en- las dltimas actas Sc retiran
sus pa1ses respectivos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-10
Ell hanbre en- Russia,
Greece el agrarisno

San ietersburgo, Julio 10.-Las gran
des perdidas en- lis cosechas de trigo en-
todo el mperlo hacen que Sc extienda ell
hambre dan lugar que aumente ell po.
der de la revoluci6n agrara, que pide la
Immediate repartic6n de terrenos los
Campesluos rusos.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-09
DONWORTH
EXPLAINS i.
sluerRc eoMpANvs ATTORNEY AND CITY ENGINEER CLASH
ovER SUDDEN AND MYSTERIOUS GRANGE IN SECOND Az
FRANCHISE

city Engineer Thomson and
George nonworth. counsel for tha
seattle Electric company. crossed
bat. Yesterday at the meeting OF
the corporations committee. when
the question Of tatnt uuur came up
n regard to the Second av fran
chiso. The imft presented 90 the
sammittev was changed 80 that the
part referring ta the rights 90 the
city "a purchase a half lnterest IA
ne trank had been changed to
rental
Attorney psnwerth attempted a.
explain that no understood that the
committee would not insist upon .
auniclpal ownership clause IN the
franchise. and Tits WAS eliminated.
a. the eompany asa nat want a
Franchise with such a provisiau.
Here Rngmrcr ThnmsOn plainly e.
plainud 10 Ar. nonworth that the
committee iid uot az ans time Ia
tend 70 eliminate the municips
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-09
ARCS ARE
DEMANDED
CHAMBER COMMERCE ASKS COUNCIL FOR MORE llesr ON
WATERFRONT

Wholesale hatchery on aeaiile'a
waterfront. which has frequently
been pointed out by The star has
called SorSa vigorous public pro
test from the chamber Of commerce
Assistant Secretary G. - fandell
has filed a communication with the
city council ufging tho installation
OF mara are lights.
Tho lack Of nroper illumination
has aided In making railroad az q
deaih-trap The reckless handling
1T trains has bcen reaponaihle Tor
Is deaths during the year 1905.
Heretofore protests have been un-
hueded
The coroner has been unable TO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-09
WASHINGTON, D. C.
NEWS NOTES

A subcommittee has been ap-
pointed b. the senata yesterday ~
oonaidaF the appointment n Judge
WickarshAm "a Judge ~ the Third
judicial district % Aisxkn The
eozmltsea consists ~ SenAfor Nal
soa. q Minnesota. senator Foraker
az Oaso. and scnatnr Morgan. %
AiAhamA
The president has confirmed the
sentence ~ dismissal q First
f1eutsnnnt David A. suYder. of the
Nth infAntrY uhg wRa convicted
h the Philippines % borrowing
3oue4 from "a eaiisfst man aa1
fAillnx 70 pay
The state department has hesn
ncfifiasi that the hlEh chlnene eors-
mission that IL apnn is way 90 this
ccuntry numbers So people.
Bills Tor the relief ~ enfrvusmn
z1-~ac&rt lands in Frankiin counfy.
sAs -. IN 1893 and 1904. we're
is,russ~.& IN the senate and house
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-09

get tfalnmen to talk. aud lnYeatigal
tiana haVo been unsatisfactory.
Tho very nature Of traffic on Rail
road ay renders II the most dan.
gafoua thBoughfare In the city
Yet Il ~ the most poorly lighted. A
sea Of mud adds "a its ugllnesa The
council viii be asked 10 supply this
atfeat with enough light To prevent
a stranger from walking into the
bay, and to taka some action max
Ing Il possible 10 cross the avenue
without walking through mud ankle
deep
The condition Of the waterfront
has long been a public eyesofe aud d
public disgrace.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-09
FREE DELIVERY
FOR COlFAx

CotFAX. Jan a--The report u
Postmaster EHart for 1905 shuws
an increase In the business 81 the
Co far POSSIBILITIES. and insarea free
delivery "A sooa as the city provides
the necessary street sign&. numbers
Cor the houses aud complies Sith
the other requirements ~ tbs de.
partmsut
The receipts for the posioffice fur
1905 show an increase ~ tT1T "a
over ttoae II 1904. an increase %
nearly per cent. Ths receipts for
1894 were tte.s1s92. and for 1906.
al sTa 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-09
DISCOVERS HER BROTHER
AFTER 40 YEARS
SEPARATION

A dramatic meeting between a
brother and sister. separated for
moro than ~ years. tuak place In
sheriff Lou Smiths office yestef-
day aftefunun.
David n Hraion. an odd soldier
uho had several times been confined
IN insane asyluma because % the ef-
feci nf an cd Wauna az the base af
hla brain. last wesk walkei into the
sheriffs ofi,cc and asked that he be
sect % Sisilacaom. a. he feared he
was again losing his mind
Ths story was published and was
read B 4 WOMAN In Seattle whu be-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-09

By senator PLEA AMI Representa-.
live Humphrey yesterday.
The president yesterday sent the
following nomination 10 the sen.
ais Faatmasfara Alaska. John T.
Clum. Fairbanks
A palent o. the township az Nina
has been Issued b. the secretary OF
The interior.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-09

the foot Of kiug 81. where be had
cached a large coil Of wire and sew
efal pieces 81 old brass
lie was taken 70 headquarters
and when searched eumpiete
dope outfit and a quantity u the
drug vas found
Wilson has recently been released
from the Oregon state penlfentiary
ii salem. where he has lusi finished
= long term sentence for grand lar
ceny
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-09

llcved tho man 10 be her brother.
she hurried 10 the sherlfra office
and asked 90 are Hoaton. whom she
immediately Identified az her
brother whom she had not seen for
more than 20 years
she asked that her brother be
cared for AZ the county hospital for
few days. until ahe could consult
with her husband about taking him
home. she did not give her name.
and stated that she Vas the mother
~ a large family and not In opulent
circumstances Hratnn was taken
90 the county hospital yesterday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-09
TYPHOID
PATIENT
ESCAPES

Mrs. Lane. ga Terrace reported
al 4 10 last night that het husband
who In dangerously an With typhoid
fever, escaped from the houae early
Ia the afternoon. aud that ahs has
had 80 word of him since She gave
NO description OF her husband
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-09
WENATcHEE
BILL PASSES

WASHINGTON. y. c. Jan 49,
The hltl permitting the Washington
bridge company % construct a
bridge acruzs the Columbia river At
WerR'ehec passed the senate yne-
tsrday The eompany s. required 10
begin work within two years and
fluiNh the bridge within three years
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-09
DETECTIVE ADAMS RUNS
RACE WITH DOPE FIEND

~ Wilson. an opium fteud. waa
arrested yesterday By Detectives
Adams and CoFbeit. charged with
stealing a coil ~ insulated copper
wire frum the Seattle Eiectric coin
panY. which haa been left In the
rear 81 the Cascade laundry. Third
nv. and Main n Wilson Alsn stole
fine gold headed umbrella. whieh
he sala 90 a aeeund hand dealer
When he sighted the officers he
Htarte.f 20 run and wAH followed 20
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-09
JUMPED
THROUGH
4 WINDOW

Mae richardson ruom IN the
Dalmont flats VAS entered az
o'clock yesterday afternoon aud hIa
vatch taken A Woman living In
the hnildinE says that she saN q
man In the front part - he build
inx. aaa that Wheu she Questioned
aim as . hts hHsinssz. he made
good his escape BY jumping through
window she gives a gooe de-
scrlptinn 81 the thief.
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were all veil handled

we're all well handled.
Earlier In the evening the kinr
County Medical association held "a
regular business messing If the
rooms ~ the chamber 81 commerce.
and ei"r,ed the following officers
for the ensuing year
nF George a. Ranaeli. president,
Dr a. = Petcrkln. sic~-pfe@idcBi +.
Or H. v Alien. secretary. and Df.
=. II. Carroll. treasurer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-09

Here nonworth became excited
lie wanted Ia knew " the engineer
thousht he was attempting To lob
the franchise. and furthnr said that
he dta not understand the matter
a. the engineer had explained it
Thomson replied that he ala. not
eharEe The counsel Tor the octopus
with tohhinR the franchise, but
the understanding az the COMMITTEES
on the matter II cay purchase Wa
clear tie said that probably ~
proof reading tho copy Was com
pared with the wrong copy.
Things looked interesting. hui
President t'urth. % the electric enm.
panyt came 60 the rescue. and aslAsf
that the matter be left over untl
the next meeting. a. there aeemed {,
be fnisundesatandinE.s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-09
STEALS AK skiRrs

Mrs. Wakefield. 1894 Main 1T re-
ports that her house was entered
last night aud that tee silk skirts
and brown leather suit case we're
taken
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-09
WOMAN DESTITUTE

Patrolman Macdonald reporia
that Mrs Joe Layllle, Ninth av.
south and College. ID sick aud In
destitute circumstances aud in need
% assistance. Dr Buckley has been
notified.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-09

Ths quarterly meeting held ia the
y N church. Green Lake sunday
wna veil attended The meetings
wEH continue through this week
Rev e = Reynolds viii Be assisted
b. Res. r. "a Marsh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-09
FORGOT THE
RULES
mEpicos MEET AND MAKE BIG
HOLE ~ BiLL OF FARE

The rigid rules Of diet. which
physicians are popularity supposed
to practice were not a, all ia evil
denos last nlsht at the annual ban
ques Of the King County Medical
soeisxy AZ the Washington haisl.
on tho contrary. the good doctors
90 the number Of fully 200. ate
numerous courses. until ! O'Clock
in the morning
The banquet. which VAS one %
the most enjoyable ever heid In
thu city. vas Eracet BY the pres-
enes nf distinguished EaeAts. iurlud-
ing Governor Meade. Mayor Bat
ilnxsr. Bishop O'Dca and Dr. X A.
! Mackenzie. Of Portland. vice
president Of the American Medical
association. DR.. II Lyons pre-
sided al toas,maater
The Teasss.
The list Of the toaats had been
changed from the previously pub
llahed schedule Those who we're
on the program and who responded,
we're Governor Meade. who spoke on
The Duties Of the Medical Pro
fsssl0n 10 the state" Mayor BAL
linger. who defined The Duties OF
the Medical Profession 10 the city"
Bishop o'Dea. whose topic was The
Dignity Of the Medical Profession, "
Or Mackenzie. whose remarks were
upon The Relation Of the County
Sociatiea to tho American Medical
Association"
Frederick Bausman. who handled
The Relation Bstween Law and
Medicine" and Secretary Msikle. ~
the chamber Of commerce. who put
on the finishing touches with a
few quaint observations about The
Doctors" in general The toasts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-09

ownership part II the franchise. aud
that this feature had been passed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-09
without Plates

VitiiUut IutS
~ seems a wonderful and iur
possible thing 20 the average
plate gnafer that se can put
Afth IN the mouth aud make
Dom star there firmly without
nee Of plate Almost tho
ftrsH question put 10 us BY "A
pihia fiefim IA. How can you
N n aud what holds them ia
nlare T"
The AlYrnlaf Method of put
ting Ia teeth Is cur secret
Tbs fael that We DO this work
successfully and that Il l. both
beautiful ~ well hs aueeeraful
Is proaf that the secret la vaiu-
al'lc Given two or more teeth
In clthnf Jaw. tight or looae ones.
We make the Loose ones tight
and healthy We promise to
<sat IN a beautiful tet 81 teeth.
each toagh set In Independently
~ vs. nelgbh0r. the whole furm-
Ing a piece Of work that cannot
BE- told from the beat that nature
car 10
~wilI they last" the question
usually fnlIuws
". can show hundreds Of
cases that have been IN uuHArds
~ two years that are. II any
thiuK. more firmly intrenched
today than when the work was
finished
TheY will outiasi those who
are wearing them
WIN you come IN and r., rs
look your teeth Overt
The consultation and examin.
alton IL free.
No Obligation goes with n %
hsve any work done unless YOU
Ssh 20 employ our services
II we can enable you IN 40
away with a wobhiy. anelean.
nuHailFfaetory. painful plate.
wouldn't Il BE- the greatest sery-
Zee that could be done for your
Address
Ohio Dental ParIOrs
zgTm Pike 81 and 1880 Third
Ave corner Thlrd and Pike.
Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-09

CURE PILEs ANo RECTAL DISEASES
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WIN. McKARRIE, M. D.,
42O-A22-424426 Arcade Building phone Main ALL.

OFFICE HOURS i'or Nj and Fridays sac "'
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READ THEM OVER CAREFULLY

%' mark those that Apply 1 @ "a hons 61sSosis SD
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-09

This condition may result from
several Gauss, but the usual cause
g. Cataffh of the head and throat
thus mucous dropping down into the
throat and being swallowed.
Ia there nausea -
Is there vomitinEf"
DO you bclch up gas
'ia your tongue coated p
"is there pam after eating -
"Do YOU have sick hendnchef'
"Is there EnawIng sensation In
stomach -
When stomach IN empty 90 you
feel faintg"
N stomach Is full do you feel op-
pressed 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-09
cATARRH or HEAD AND
THROAT

JNTNNNN OF NEAU NNU
THROAT
The head and throat become dis
easea rom neglected colds. causing
eatRrrh.
Is your voice huHkyf"
EDO you spit up Elimef
is your nose stopped up
Does your nose bleed easily ,"
Is there tickling In your throat7s
Is there pain IN the front OF the
headY"
"Is your sense II smell leaving p
Is the throat dry In the meFn-
ingf"
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-14
LOBBY TO DEFEAT
BRACKET MOTION
j
pEPEW'S FRIENDS HAVE FOUND
OUT SARATOGA SENATOR
WON'T BE 5LuFFEO.
TO MEET ISSUE TUESDAY
They Confident ally Believe That the
Resolution Asking For Resig-
nation viii Be De-
feated.

Albany, Jan. 13--The most inter
,sting feature of today's SEES on OF
the legislature both branches OF which
adjourned until Monday night was
the lobbying done by Senator De-
,ew's friends to defeat the Brackett
resolution calling for the resignation
If the junior senator. Since the reso-
'ution was fi''st presented members oil
the senate have been openly impor'
-uned to vote against il. Senator De
pew's friends confidently stated today
hat the resolution would be defeated
The Saratoga senator offered Inc
esolution again today. and It was al
owed to go to the desk. He moved
hat it be male a special order ioI
Tuesday morning. Convinced tha'
3rackett means business the DepeN
supporters agreed to this without de
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-14
INSURGENTS HOLD
THE UPPER HAND
UNCLE JOE AND BABcOCk HOLD
IMPORTANT CONFERENCE
WITHOUT RESULTS.
BREACH IS TOO WIDE
To Be Brideed On Tariff and State.
hood Bills.-President is
Powerless to Cement
Two Factions.

Washington, Jan, 15.-Speaker Can
non and Repres antative Babcock OF
Wisconsin,, the latter the leader OF the
.n:u1gent forces in the house, had q
meeting today in the speakers room.
Out of Babcock's visit several stores
were ciscula' ed, some OF sensational
character, which would indicate a
serious breach between the two gen
tlemen. That they differ in their views
upon the Philippine tariff and state
hood BILL has long been evident and II
was in regard to their differences that
the meeting occurred today. Babcock
took exception to an article appearing
in the newspapers and preferred re-
quest that he be recognized on mat
ter of personal privilege in the house
to deny it. The conversation revealed
the fact that Babcock was under the
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-14
SPANISH VESSELS
! TO WATCH KAISER
THREE DON WARsHlPS WILL RE-
MAIN AT ALGEciRAs DURING
THE CONFERENCE.
AMERICAN SHIPS THERE
Root Has Been Making Inquiries as
to What the Powers Think
About knotty Prob
lens.

Madrid, January lJ.--Ihree Oh
Spain's best warships, the armored
cruiser Emperor Charles ". thes cr,iis-
ers Rio de la Plata and Extrema
dura, have been ordered to Algeciras
to rema n while the Morocco CONFER
ence Is In session.
This move was decided up@n when
II was learned that Germany had
ordered a squadron to Algeciras. aiter
the Kaiser heard that an American
squadron would be across the bay at
Gibraltar during the conference. tna'
great French feet would be drilling
In that part Of the Mediterranean
and that three British squadron'
would be due al Cadiz about the time
something might be expected II ths
conference should get heated.
Notwithstanding these omens Q
war Spanish Government officials ex
press the opinion that there VIII D.
no serious hitch at the conference
although they look for long and stren
uous debates.
Herr Won RodowItz, Germanys Am
bassador here, and delegate to tn
conference has instructions from BeI
lin which indicate spirit of concilia
ton
"We are about 10 begin a work 0
peace" he said today, "a result whicl
II desire so much that cannot bu
express IL publicly.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-14
TO PRESS CHOICE
OF TYPE OF CANAL
PRESIDENT WILL SEND ENGl.
NEERs' REPORT TO SENATE
PRoRERS.
WILL Be FIRST TOPIC
But 1t VIII Be Discussed Under Pledge
of secresy--Presldent Favors /.
a Lock Canal as the
Type.

Wash ngton, January l3-Pfesldent
Roosevelt win leave the type of canal
to congress. 1t is doubtful II he will
even express preference. He noti-
fed the senate committee on inter
oceanis canals today that he will send
that bcdy an advance copy of the re
mort of the advisory board of consult
ting engineers, which, by a majority
vote recommended a sea-level canal,
in order that the type may become one
of the first topics taken up al lhe
pending investigation. The president
is said to hate favored lcck canal,
because it can be more quickly con-
structed and at less expense.
The president will send the report
to the committee under pledge OF sec
recy. Chief Engineer Stevens then
will be examined in executive session