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La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1906-08-04
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Garcia N M J lio %. 1906
Campahia P0blioista Martinez;
70 desenria ser on segundo CASTELAR,
usra demcsvar tl pueblo dc nnettro
FerutaIio y nuebtrcs herm8nos de
Av2cna. cutn bnt heioso ser6 para am.
las cntiiades ebtrar en- Ia union como
uu E,tad lihre tobereno Ambos
Territories juutos fofmarien Ia p ria Go
O2oilerta de lana 'ioa Amsriosua
Teuemos suh iente ii mto todayia pa
"a p4gsar 10 que tenemos qne hacor en-
teu imDortaptey trescen en al enpstlon
Dysesmos tener w y yot0 ca ihqelee
clones uRcioualas. ID seamOs tsnsr r8
pr sautRcinH an Il ramo mGs alto de Ia
Legislatua Naoioull, faalmeuta tie
seamas tener Ia libertad poflpe palesr0n
uuesUCs anteces0rs y air da la pre-
sente e1udci0n da tutelpj', eut'ando &
una pueye era de e bier % pfopio 5
d roer les deb'ras y trArreg4t!yas do Il
Cumtl "a ciudadania. tu q &c tmtre del
Gran Estado d. Arizona
Ne deia yer segnn l1s rp7rtas do 10
prersa que 81 pltblO de- Ari8'ua hae-
mu ha opasioi n al propuesto estad,
ufi TO- Hay una udxma que dies "el
h1mbre prnsa lOr Gambia, Ln mismo
pueGe hHosr m pulln, y no 3udJ que
nue. tr0 harmauO pueblo do Arizona
peNs6n1o s&biRmerta yers8n su np1
scijn acepten pl E,tado segan q con
Rteso nos 10 ha otreei TO- tPvrq1e he
mas d. T. hasar ei alto priylltg gta de vo.
tar pcr maestro ejacUtiro nBei nal y p0r
nuastro g1brrnad9r d5 estado, ilaces y
deus q iales, SIN tener 0De aguardRr
A one fesid7nte d los II tAt0s Uni
q 8 aos mauie go8 bombres deso0noai.
dor residentss de 0trrs es'adGs para
Que nos Rohierntn? Pnr hlgn mis- que
m do s'glo hmas estad pldtendO sd
miNsu q IN union dp tstsd0s; hoy. aun
qle en Gii rfute farma, q CYnR'eso
naoional nos otr,o Of hrtadopara lagr
81 ttssefo dit6e ajereer ] IT vilsg Cd l.
cumpi. "a oludadti f. Ahcra, 81 el pae
bio de ambos Territories deja p4sar este
vslioao dor, Dos solo BAbe cudutos
aG js mas taraaremos para fet reoouoci
dos como b jls 'gtmos dc eeia gran
naoou
Ri I rritorio de Arizona form4ba par
te dtl de Nm 20 Mexico como oonda3o
hatta el ano de 1853 tempo en- que fue
.fgre gaio Y oteldo conn Tatritoio,
tol una popu aciln de g 600 a coo ha
hlt.Dtss spgun 10 d-muestrs el registro.
El co1greso bhoga nos pide que como
Il, rmao0s, pn3mls nuestrog recDrsos
para aimitirnos a IA Union como un
E,ta libra que n iu Hblemente for
mtri Ia perlA ds l,s pTcgresistas Ests
dos dol Pouiei to.
C1m0 IA kbre 3in alamo,
sfRnu aqnt etta enteu14dO
mo 4e3.gro leRl amig
del propusttl h tAdo unld)
rlt5 ialnuo libra
au sa eucueLlle comp nCiio
ds5,t # tear ga scporfe
II prorupgso y mio uui l1
joan D. Oasalos.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1906-08-04
Juan Asuilar NiueriO pOr una Lo-
c0motoFa.


FL sabado passdo hubo en- osta ciudad
uuo de escs academies terribles y lasti-
moses cue De vez en- ouando osurren en-
ell servicio del ferrooarul. en- Il
oaai Fordid ia villa M honesto Elm.
dadano' de uambre Juan Aguila-, veci.
no dc LIS Alamoei,as reoib!6 varias
lesiouos 50 ccmpahero, Manuel sans.
de tsta ciudad
Aguilar sena ibau montaios en- IN
caro- por 81 canine Idblioo que atravie
"a Ia via teFFea frente al oomersio de
Mr. Oocrs En- eso lugar hay como me.
dia doeena de Was de escape y en- una
de las primeras hsbia IN ndmero do
furgoues do iete, dejsudo apenas lbre
el treoho dol caauno 6impiiiendo a los
oaminantes de poder yer haoia los ladol
hasta despues de cruzar esos furrones
Los dichos .oaminantss viendo hbre q
cAmino dirigieron el tiro adelan,e
apenas pasaron Ia via donie est sbAn pa
radca los furgon e. una lloomotora an,
yenia cen gran velocidai por Ia via We
Gina y paralela oh1o6 ooutra 81 caro- d,
una manea tromendA arrojando, sarre
oabalics y a Aguilar a uns distanoia d,
40 pies sena hab.endo brlnca 10 ante
Eel ohoQse. Agailar ely6 entire el a.
nllero dtl carro, giyi6 unos ouantos mo
mentos, pero sin reoobrar el oonoeinien
&c. uno 90 los osbal'os sali6 iieao
stro Sc le quebroron dos piernas, senf
Sc disloed an pie,
III oadayer fu6 traslado a Ia casa d |
a emprtsa dc fuuerales, donda SO i !
prepare para el tnierro.
Nos parece que ya es tempo que Is |
.utoridades quisnos oorresp )nde e. |
men pasos eu6rgioos para impedir o., |
'lase de academies. Ia crcza5a Idbh |
- dundo tuvo lugar .esta fatalidad q |
my concuirtiA } g,H,rAlmente este
lena dc furgoaes y rolhas dol ferrooA
ri zero ia M goarie qua prevenga
os trAnaenniea y pesfj :, dol ptligro
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1906-08-04

iamas una dcnuucia de partc DC aigana
convention rcpub.icana De los ultraics
dc miembros lie su propio partido contra
los Hispano Amerleauos; Cierto que no.
Para clio Sc necesitan hombres librcs
cono los Demdcratas que no 10 almn
pelo q ningun ser viricute sobro la tie
rra. iBion por los Dcmocratas del con
dado de Otcr0l
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1906-08-04
Mariana F. Sena Ira a la Peniten.
CiaFia.

En- estes uitimos dias Sc reoibi6 infor
maoion en- Santa Fe yenila de la oorte
de Oircui5o, eD.st Paul, Minnesota, al
efecto de que Ia corte ha dado eu dici.
sion en- Il causA de epelaci6n do Maria.
no f. Seua, desechardo la apelAoion y
ofrmaudo Ell iuioio DO la COTS de distri.
to de la tuprcma del Territorio. Sc.
Run esta dicisiou, tan pronto como ven.
SO el mandate DE- Ia corte De oironito el
sscreisr.o de la corte suprama ten1rs
quo eZpedir un auto de 'mitimus contra
Soua para que sirya Ia conlena de oua-
tro amos en- Ia panitanCisria
La oausa contra Sena, proviene de
uue querella pssada por el gran jurado
federal ca 10 que SO 10 asusaba dc falsi,
flJaoion de oomprobautcs y Apropiacion
de fondos dc Ia odcina del cease, cuan-
do fu6 supervisor el finado Pedro San.
oAsz en- el sno de 1890 Mariana Sena
fa6 jnzgado sobre la qusrella J fallado
oulpable en- cnatro de los oRrgcs Ia
corte de Distrito le impuso una con.
dela deun an1 On la peniterojaIia por
clGa ofensa. Ei sae6 aPe'seion la
oorte pTems dol Territorio esta d 8.
echo II ap3lsojoa ahgnaudo el joioio.
Ea seguida, Sera sac6 aFelscion a "a
oorta dc oircuito, IA cual por ialta de
jarisdio3ion Goa5l de desschar Ia ape.
lacIon aarmsndo el juioio De las coltes
Ah3rA m le qae3a otro rceurso que
apelar q Ia miseric)s6is dsl Pr siente
la los Estados Unidos. S no e.tS ligs
DO tn parent $50 cen j fla ntss politi
COS o)mo Den Solomon Luna. rs 20.
si5'e Gu per medic do su iutercesion Sc
l,brs dc IA con3ona
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1906-08-04

esoribisntes y mersaj lrys do Is misma.
y por impresiones y eJrls gasto8 iuci3cr-
tas la misma: ENrENpmo, cue eusl
quieF gssto iueurIido cn exceso de On
chs sans De ciento cincuouta mil pesos,
sera sufrsgsdo pot el Estado Dicho
dinero ser6 gastado bajola direction de-
ssoretario del lot rior, v sora maudadoi
para cue sea gaEtado loca'mants en ei
actual T5rritorio do Arizona y el actual
Territorio de Nnevo Mexico, por medic
de los rCspect'vos secretaries Dc diehos
seguu sea propio Y necess
rio, jnioio del S;cretsrio d,l Iuteucr
con el fin de llevar cabo la plena in
tencion de este Aota.
Aprobsdo, Junio l6 1866
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1906-08-04
Roosevelt no sera Candidate en-
1000.

Pcoria, ill., Julio 81 Una expression
posltim del Prosidante Roosevelt al efec
TO do que no acra candidate para uu tor
Ger tarmino So hizo aver en- una carta
dif9ida g Mrs j. A. Mckinney do Peo
ria, por Loabr seeretario dol Preaidente
Roosevelt, La oarta Ice textualmebte
como siguej
Oyster Bay Julio 2G, 1906. EST.
mazda eehora Ia earta do listed dc re-.
ciente tocha ha silo racbidn y agradoseo
q usted on nombre del presidente por
babche lumado su atencion al recnrte
incluao. lie dire, sin embargo aue q
Pfesidente no tiene 1ada que u1adir q Ia
declaration que hizo la nocho do au oloc
cion en- cl ono de 1904. La desicion
que anuncid en- csa OCCASION es irreyocable.
de listed Alto. etc.
WILLIAM LoEn,
",3eefetario del Presidents. e
Esta expression del Presidento Roose-
velt fuG motiyada por IN editorial ca 81
Peoria Herald Transcript, al cual llamd
Ia atencion del prcsidenic Mrs, McKin
uey, csposa de un polltioo prominente
de Peoria III editorial apea al presi.
dento que aeepte IN tercer termino.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1906-08-04
Para Salvar eI Honor de su lila.


Holbrook, Ail Julio 81. I'm iur8do
corouado On Snowflake, condado de Apa
che, aeaha do cxonorar lguacio Bazan
del homicilo dc Rafael Montana ocurri
do en- Silver Creek Degpu6s que So
habia rctifado a la cama 81 yiernes por
la noehe, dos meyemos, Montana y
otro, lamaron a la pueta para que Sc
les admitisra d la tienda donde diier0u
dcs1aban hacer algunas compras, Eazan
diio que era rlemasigdo tardo para aten
dorlos pcro les die Ia Have yles dijo que
! eyaran 10 que uecestaban y que des
pues le pagalian Sc volyi0 q su cana
= al POGO ratio fu6 despartado a los grI
tos que daha su hiia que decla que an
hombr0 Ia esaha queriendQ arraslrar
idera do la CAN'T Ba2an sac6 su rcyol
Yer y displr5 euatro tiros al hombrc,
que emprendij Ia fuga A la manana
siguientc Sc cneontr6 una huella do san
gre hasta ia distancia dc media mila
donde IN oncobtrado va cadlyer Rafael
Montana teniendo el eornzon atngesado
por una baIa Euzan SO fuG en- el acto
d Snowflake donde 50 entrego a Ia auto.
ridud siendo dosfu5s eyonerado por eI
iurado coronaio,
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1906-08-04
IIlaeraTi0 De los
CGrfOS EIeCIFICOS.

En- lcto desds d de Mayo.
La compbtli de trauv q 8 tl3ctrcns ha
nauRursdO an itintrAriO encaminA6o q
,uptf lAs demanins del pdhino de Las
Vegas en t0ta "a eXtension. Los tran
tlsa parton do los puntos eunumerados
GAIA q0iucs iuinutos Sc podra hRllar an
tranyla en 81 pubto citado.
IN plazs Oeste6edA Sanitario
6.87 a. NJ, Gas A. III. 6.37A. M
EsrOs tranvia onntinuau oada
Quino9 minutes durante todo
ei dia hasta Ia noche, ouRndo
el G'timo CAIRO so puede to-
mar en
Ia Paza Cashiisda sanitaIlo
t0.37p. 81. 1000 r. NJ ll07P. M.
El trBnvia que yQeiVe del Sanitario
iega al ORstahada las il;l5y do ALI
va difeotAmente la oochera
Este itinerario es tau complete y ocm
1rende tkutaa horas del dis que las per-
sonas que deseen Rtender rUumones
sestlyida' AIDES 90 Ia Boohe pueden estal
yRnros de tener un tranyia para regre
mr 4 eus hogares. Se espera que el pd
llioo tma ven aia de estog eafaersel
lue se haoen para su benefleio tf
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1906-08-04
Las VEGAS Y SANTA ROSA.

Sale Tres Veces 4 Ia Semana.
Llevs 81 C6rreo do +. u Pasaieros
JOSE JOSE {. {. SoSfoYA, SGGAS ProPi'iarIo'.
parte dc Las Vegas las A. M.
Lines, Microbes y Viernes,
L'ega q Santa Rosa 81 mismo dia a las
6P. M.
PRECIO DE TRANSFORMATIONS
UN vfAJE So 90. yLAJe RED0NDo $1,000
Sc llevau psq1etes y enoargos d pre-
clos razonsbles.
AGESTE3i
Il. O MUgpugY East Las Vegas
Il. n sALA2AR, Las VaRas,
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1906-08-04

AYIso DE DIsoLUcIoN Habien-
dose disuelto la Grma de Leandro Jara-
milo y Compania o. dia lro. dc Julio, ga.
mos aviso que en- 10 successive, los abaio hr-
mados no soremos responsible por nin-
guna deuda contraida nombre dc di-
cha compahia Antonio Jaramillo 4 90.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1906-08-04
EXTRAYIApA

Una mula aazana con estos derros
81 me extravi3 de III Ercierro,
- N d 20 de julio Datd ana Ke
C1 coinpeuea mlcraA ala pcrsonn
~ cue me 10 ttaiga 8 Dc razon
oicrta DC ella,
Ispoa0 v, GMuraos,
Fast Las Vegas n NJ
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1906-08-04
CABALI.O EXrRAyIADO.

III dia 10 del actual cuyl los SEM
brados dc Ia plaza de Los Wales de San
Agustin un caballo colorado oscuro, ra-
va blanca en- Ia frente, y patas blancas
s@a ssn este aPo 7 n.L.y ~ Mp % sairs s5o !" F. =
quierdo. Su dueno podra recobrarlo
pagando por este aviso y periaieios oca-
slonalos Dirijanse a
MABaArTo PApnLA
V,dles de San Agustin Estaieta. Las
Vegas. N. NJ, al euidado DO GeolIiion &
Desmarais. s4-3t.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1906-08-04

Para aharrotcs y efectos 90 consume
Licoren, cigamos y Tahaeoa vayan AZ
comegcio dc Manuel @ Martinez pinoa
Wells, n. NJ Nuestro moio os cumPIi
miento, cogtosia baratura. S4 8m,
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1906-07-06
Will Not GO TO Panama.

Washington, June 2S.--By a vote Of
six to four, the senate COMMITTEES on in.
teroceanic canals today decided not to
go TO the isthmus OF Panama and take
testimony in the canal investigation.
Bya greement no testimony will be tax
en- in Washington until netx session,
and therefore the disposition OF Will
liam Nelson Cromwell's refusal to tes-
tify concerning canal matters prior to
government ownership OF the property
will be postponed until next December
which will postpone action on the nom.
nations Of canal commissioners. 1t Is
expected the commissioners will be re-.
appointed during the recess Of congress.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1906-07-06
Saturday, June 23.

Washington, June 23.-shortly after
noon today Senator Cullom signed the
conference report on the railroad rate
bill, adding his name to that OF Sena.
tors EIkins and Representatives Hep.
burn, Sherman and Richardson. sena.
tor Tillman did not sign the report,
and II WAS turned over TO Representa-.
tive Hepburn to present TO the house.
It 10 expected the refusal OF Senator
Tillman to subscribe to the agreement
In regard to the McIAurin commodity
amendment, which would permit pipe
lines to carry commodities they pro.
duce, will result in debate In the senate
when the report is presented there for
adoption.
Senator Tillman, In refusing to sign
the conference report, says he will give
bis reasons in the senate and will ask
the senate to vote whether or not II
will yield to the house conieIees.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1906-07-06
Detectives Murdered In Streets.

Warsaw, June 27.-At 8 o'clock this
evening In the outskirts OF this city
band Of terrorists, armed with revoly.
ers, attacked three detectives, OF whom
they killed two and wounded the third.
When an ambulance arrived and the
doctors tried to assist the wounded de.
tective, two men approached and fred
twice, killing the injured man. The
shots attracted Cossacks and infantry to
the scene, and the soldiers barred the
street, firing several volleys by which
number Of sympathizing workmen
were wounded.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1906-07-06
ATTORNEYS ARE CALLED.
instructions Given for Action Against
Standard Oil.

Washington, June 20. - Attorney
General Moody had conferences today
with Frank B. Kellogg and Charles B.
Morrison, who have been engaged as
special counsel in the investigation
which is being made into the affairs Of
the Standard Oil company, with view
to ascertaining whether there have
been any violations of the antitrust
law. With reference to this it was
stated today that further investigation
is to be made.
The attorney general also held con-
ferences with some Of the district at
torneys he had summoned to Washing
ton, and 1t was stated that they were
being instructed as to how they should
proceed against the Standard Oil COM
pany. 1t was also said to be most
likely that special grand iuries will
be called TO determine whether the
Standard Oil company has been granted
rebates or concessions.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1906-07-06
STAY WITH WORK.
Cannon Says Congress Mus, Finish
Before II Can Adjourn.

Washington, June 27.-Congress will
stay In session until its work 10 in.
ished. This 10 the dictum Of Speaker
Cannon and bis lleutenants, aud 10
being emphasized at this time to coun.
teTact any impression that the pure
food bill, at least, might 20 over until
the next session.
There 10 Also trouble on the meat
inspection bill, and the "tie up" on
the railroad rate bill indicates delay.
The immigration bill is alec In confer.
ence, ~ arc several OF the appropria.
tion bills. All OF these things must
be worked out without any date Of ad.
journment being set, according TO the
decision OF the house leaders. When
the work 10 done an adjournment reso.
luton will be forthcoming In short
order.
While the situation today spells do.
lay until next week, the work on the
aoor 10 progressing. Members cay
there 10 no need TO prolong the session
beyond Friday, II the coniereea make
up their minds that the work must be
done or that agreements which will
meet all demands can be arranged on
all matters before that time, and that
II the idea Of prolongine the session for
the purpose Of killing certain bills Is
abandoned, this week will see the end.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1906-07-06

Cardiff, Wales, June 30. - Violent
earthquake shocks were felt throughout
South Wales at 94:5 this morning.
Houses rocked and many Of the cheaper
ones were damaged. Hundreds OF
chimneys fell, occupants Of dwellings
weret brown to the ground and people
fed from their houses, shrieking in
panic, with visions of the San Fran
cisco disaster before them. Though
there were many narrow escapes from
falling chimneys and copings, there
we're no casualties 30 far as known.
Earthquake shocks were also felt at
Bristol, Ilfracombe and elsewhere.
They were accompanied by loud rum
hlinpa.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1906-07-06
FAITH IN THE BAY CITY.
Claus Spreckles Says Il VIII Be the
Greatest Port on Hemisphere.

Claus Spreckles Says Il VIII Be the
Greatest Port on Hemisphere.
Chicago, June Co. "San Francisco
will soon be Greater San Francisco in
deed as we are in name. Things have
settled themselves since our terrible dis.
aster, capitalists are putting their mon
ey into rebuilding and enlarging and
in beautiiying, and the people general.
ly are exercising q great degree OF con.
fidence in the city's future prosperity"
Claus Spreckles, Of San Francisco,
who with his wife was in San Francisco
yesterday, thus expressed himself in
discussing the future OF his home city.
All financial interests, he said, al.
though he spoke especially for the
sugar interests, were firm in the belief
that San Francisco would become the
largest and most important port OF en-.
try in the western hemisphere.
"When our Oriental trade, already
large, has become still larger, and
when new modern buildings have
sprung up out of the ruins, as they
surely will, San Francisco will be q
greater city in all ways" he said.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1906-07-06
roo BUSY FOR REVISION

Senator Warren Says Country ls Too
Prosperous to Think Of Tarl@.
Washington, June ss.--Senator War.
rem made q speech in the senate today
on his resolution calling on the director
Of the census for q statement covering
the extent Of the livestock industry Of
the United States and Of the foreign
business in this country In leather and
raw material. He cited the recent
agitation concerning this industry as
his reason for seeking this information.
He confidently asserted that the state
ment would show an astonishing in.
crease and that the product OF not less
than $4,000, 900, 900 annually, more
than the value Of all the gold produced
by the United States in the entire his
tory Of the country.
Warren pronounced as unjust and
selfish the demand made by the manu-.
facturers Tor free hides. He said that
while the livestock men do not envy
Massachusetts, Its prosperity they do
not desire to add to II by taking of the
duty Of hides and wool, and closed an
appeal for the continuance Of the tariff.
"We are" he said, 'too busy, too
well employed, too we'll paid for our
labor, too prosperous TO think seriously
OF tariff revision in tha year Of our
Lord, 1906"
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1906-07-06
NEWSPAPER SHOPS SEIZED.
oovsrnmsn, Attempts to Suppress Ae.
counts Of Mutlny In Army,

Government Attempts to Suppress Ae-
counts Of Mutlny In Army.
81. Petersburg, June 27.--The gov.
ernment, taking advantage Of the effect
produced by the irankness and sincerity
Of Interior Minister stolypin's declara.
tions In the lower house Of parliament.
has taken prompt steps 10 prevent any
further anti.6emitlc disturbances. But
this effect 10 waning and the impossl.
biiity OF the present situation 10 daily
coming more 10 tho fore. The ssnti.
ment In favor OF change In the minis.
try 10 now not only shared by the lower
and upper houses Of parliament, and
voiced 10y the entire press, but is sup.
ported by q strong faction at court.
The reyolutionis,s are jubilant al tho
progress made by the military propa.
ganda. The conservative Novoe vrem.
~ today dsvotes leading editorial 10
the subject, and the radical organs
print columns Of accounts OF military
troubles, some OF which undoubtedly
were invented for suggestive effect, bu.
the majority were based on fact.
After q vain attempt 10 stop the pub.
lication Of uniavorable military news
BY the eonhscation OF their editions,
the poliee yesterday seized the typo.
graphical outfits Of several papers, and
the Offices OF provincial journals which
were reprinting the accounts Of the
Novoe Vremya and Slovo were sum.
marily closed.
Agrarian disorders at Kharkoii. Pol.
taya and Tsmbotf have led TO conflicts
with the troops. The estate Of Prince
Voikonsky, member Of the lower
house OF parliament. at Morshansk,
has been plundered and his residence
burned.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1906-07-06
Bids for New Warahips.

Washington, June 25. - William
Cramp & Sons Ship and Engine Build.
ing company, Of Philadelphia, was the
lowest bidder today for ships Of the
Michigan and South Carolina type,
with the machinery as prescribed by
the Navy department. The depart.
ment plans for machinery will prob.
ably be accepted by the Navy depart
ment in preference to plans Of bidders.
The bids for the prescribed machinery
were known as Glass l bids, and Cramps
bid was $3.50, 900, the New York Ship.
building company, 1855, 900.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1906-07-06
SPREAD FERMENT.
Russian Parliament Openly Advocates
Revolution.


st. Petersburg, June 27.-The session
oi the lower house OF parliament today
was openly devoted to the revolut Zionist
propaganda for undermining the loyal
" Of the troops. A score OF speeches
couched In ardent revolutionary tone
were delivered, with the direct object
OF their dissemination among the SOL
diers.
The authorities, who are able 10 con.
6scate papers containing telegraph &C.
counts Of the ferment among the sol-
diery, are unable to prevent the publ.
cation OF parliamentary speeches, and
those delivered today will tomorrow be
printed in every radical paper In the
empire and so find their way into every
barracks, camp and outpost.
The rostrum was abandoned almost
entirely to Cossack representatives.
The conservative Cossacks did their
best to counteract the addresses OF their
revolutionary conierees. The lie was
freely passed on both sides regarding
the sentiments OF the Cossack soldiers
and their devotion to duty, In spite Of
the utmost efforts Of Prince Paul Doll
gourokoff, who occupied the chair in
the absence OF President Mouromtseff.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1906-07-06
Two Contasts pacidad.

Washington, June 26.-The house
today adopted unanimously the report
OF the committee on elections No. 2,
that Ernest e. Wood was not elected to
membership in the house of representa-.
tives in the Fifty.ninth congress from
the Twelfth congressional district Of
Missouri, and that Harry M. Coudrey
was elected. Coudrey presented him
self to take the oath. The house
adopted a resolution that A. J. Hous-
ton was not elected from the Second
district Of Texas. The sitting member,
M. L. Brooks, therefore retains his seat.