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EsCueIa de VeranO

Alumnos que sobresalieron por su apli-
caci6n aprovechamiento en- los examenes
verifcadoS en- los dias is y II de los CO.
rrientes.
Grupo A.-Emma Robert, Carmen il.
Lugo, Ana Lopez, Carmen MarTero, Eco.
Silvestre, Maria Torres, Jose Frfas, Luis
G. Neill Gonzalo Gonzalez
Grupo B.-Jose Axtmayer, Antonio
Font Carbonell, Jose Font Carbonell, Ra-
fael Pena, Basilia Doval, Alejandrina,
Cabello, Blanca Falcon, Ramon Mark
y Mercedes Jimenez.
Grupo C-Charles Axtmayer, Maria
Campo, Sergio Ramirez, Rosario Piera =
Melquiades Ginorio.
Grupo d. Antonio Mark, Berta Gar
cfa, Eduvigis Rodriguez, Enrique , Re-
nato Ramirez Brau, , Pedro D6vila.
Grupo e. Maria Aguilar, Julian Mark
y Luz Fernandez.
Los. examenes fnales tendran lugar du-
rante los dias 13 , IA de AgostO para los
cuales nos complaceremos en- invitar 4 los
padres de famiIia.
Carlos Urrutia, Jose Infante saavedra,
Teresa Boscana, Natalia Zsrbi J EloiBa
de ChOudens.
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.GOMPERS no QUE
re Ciinos en- Pa
mama.
No tienen Cusnta nj con Ieyes nj
con principles ---dijO, aIudiend0
a los snCaTgatOs de Ia GOnstfuc-
Ci6R del canal.
AtITma que d snvIO ds chimes Panama, VlOIaTl
Isyss sxIslentss.

Samuel Gompers de la American Federa-
tion Of Labor, declare no Bolamente en-
contra del empIeo de chinos en- las obras
del canal de Panama, sin6 que dijo que
Ia comisi6n violaba 81 contrato que con 81
tenfa, 81 empleaba aquella gente.
Lo que hara Ia Federation con respecto
4 Ia materia no eataba preparado para de-
cirlo al ser pTeguntado, pero Sc espera que
Sc ocupard mucho del asunto. Mr.. Com
pers dijo:
'sParece que los que estan encargados
de Ia construction del canal de Panama no
tienen cuenta nj con leyes nj con princi-
pios.
LAS leyes existentes excluyen los ira
baiadores chinos de los Estados Unidos 8
de cualquiera de sus posesioneB.'
LA IONA del canal de Panama es pose
sion americans y 81 Sc emplean chinos ALI
Sc violan las leyes de los Estados Unidos.
'.Hace algdn tempo en- una entrevista'
que tuve con 81 presidente Shontg, proteSte
porque este querfa empleaT chinos en- ell
canal de Panama
"Entonces 81 afrm6 que no emplearfa
chinos durante su administration. Z
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esta universalmente reeOnOcido que para los
ninos debiles raquitieos, rnadres neFviosas ex-
haustas, y hombres delgados p6lidos no hay medi-
camento alimentO que nutra, restaure, fortalezea
y de yigor al sistema como 10 hace Ia
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De lNCEN-
do en- BarCeIOneia.
EI pOhladO plOgrssa considerable
Ilente.
{ (De nlestro e0rregp0asaI espeoiall

44
Agoato % Don Jose Guerrero Qnin-
tero, amigo nuestro & quien estimamos de
vsras Sc ha despedido para 81 pueblo de
Juncos y dese6mosle ALI muchas felici-
dadeg.
Ha sido ASCENDING cabo 81 Policfa
Insular de este pueato don Luis Miranda,
persona muy querida On Ia demarcaci6n
por sus foFmas cultas por 10 correcto CO.
mo funcionario p6blico.
Anoche las quiso incendiarse IN
quinqu6 en- la casa de don G. Negr6a, y
tuVieron que lanzarlo 4 Ia calle. las
10 ocurri6 otra alarma mayor, pues coTri6
mucha gente para Ia estaci6n 4 Ia voz de
fuego por motive de otro dep6sito de gas
Sc inham6 lanzados. al suelo cay6 sobre
unos cuantos saeoGs de hQtellas vacias pro-
duciendo un rufdo espantoso.
Este simp6tico pueblito progresa con-
siderablemente da guato yer estas extern
sas campifas donde Greco con exhubeTan-
cia Ia rica gramfnea que Sc conVieIte On la
dorado az6car.
Se encuentra guardando CANA con
una grippe rebelde nuestro bnen amigo
don Luis Furteae
Ha llegado < esta localidad hosped6n-
dose en- la casa de nuestro querido amigo
don Heriberto Dfaz, la bella espiritual
seflora do1a Mercedes Dfaz.
Hemos tenido ei gusto de Saludar
las simp6ticas distinguidas profesoras las
Beioritas Infante Colmenero. ;
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BanGO Territorial y Agri-
cola de Puerto Rice.
SECRETARfA

AcoTdado por la Junta General de Ae-
cionistas de 70 del pasado julio, repartir
el s6ptimo dividendo active, de un dollar
eincuerta centavos por acci6n de Ia prime
ra serie treinta siete medic centavos
por acci0n de Ia segunda, Sc hace p6blico
que desde esta fscha, en- los dias horas
habiles Sc psgara dicho dividendo en- Ia
Gaia de la Sociedad.
Los sefiores accionistas Sc proveer6n, en-
Ia secretarfa, de IA papeleta de pago,
cuyO efecto los que 10 sean por titulo mo.
minativo" no tendran necesidad de acom.
paiarlo , pedran autorizar por escrito
persona que cobre por ellos, J los que 10
sean por tftulo 'sAl Portador" es indispen-
sable Ia presentation de etse para que
puedan yerifcar ell cobro.
Lo que Sc publica para conocimiento de
los interesados.
San Juan, P. r., % agosto, 1906.-EI
Secretario, P. ROCAFORT. v. B.-EI
Director Gsreute, +. CASTRO COMA.
LEI.
a eva
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San Juan, P. r., Agosto lS de 1906.
Proposiciones en- pliegOs cerTadOs para
la adjudication en- p6blica subasta de las
obras de construction de mamposteria, sU-
miuistro de materiales titles, traBportes,
mo1taie pintura de un tramo metalico
de 1850 metros de longitud total, empla-
zado sobre el rio ''Laias", eerca de Toa
Alta, carretera No. 10, Reyes Cat6licos,
Corozal, 90 admitiran en- esta oficina hasta
las 11.30 a. m. del dia 81 de agoSto de
1905, en- que Sc abriran philharmonic.
Ell presupusstO de las obIas asciende q
$5,798 IS.
No Sc consideraran proposiciones de
personas que Eo hayan tenido prSctica en-
esta clase de trabajo que no posean me-
dios auxiliares sufcienteS para la ejecuci6n
de las obras.
Todos los datoa neceBarios Be daran en-
esta oficina, donde Sc encuentran de mani
fieato todos los documentos que han de re-
cir en- Ia contrata y podran los licitadores
recoger los modelos de proposiciones que
han de presentar.
Sc remitirSn los licitadores copias del
pliego de condolences azules de los pla-
ncs, mediante un dep6sito de diez ($10.0O)
dollars cuya cantidad sera reintegrada q
los licitadores al devolver dichos pianos y
pliego de condolences esta o6cina.
La administration Sc reserva el derecho
de rechazar cualquiera todas las propo-
siciones de adjudicar Ia subasta bajo
otEas consideraciones que la de precios
golamente.
J.J. JIMENEZ,
hu Stunt. de Ohras PIihlicas.
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NunicipaIidad de Adjuntas. P. R.
ORDEN ANA.

AutorizandO el remate de los Servicios
material de Escritorio', CONSTRUCTION
de Puentes y AlcantaFillas, "Alumbrado
P6blico'' ssMedicinas enfermos pobres
y ''Limpieza de GALES plazas" durante
81 ejercicio de 1,906-07.
ORDENESE por el Concejo Municipal
de la Villa de Adjuntas:
Secci6n 1a.-Que durante ell afio econ6.
mico de 1905 1907, y an 10 que resta
del mismo, Sc sometan q p1blica subasta
los servicios especifcados en- este epfgrafe,
y de conformidad con los pliegos de condi:s
clones formuIadog, los cuale6 estaran de
manifesto en- Secretarfa, disposition de
las personals que deseen examinarIos.
Secci6n 2a.-Dichos remates tendrkn
lugar Ell dia % de los corrientes en- Ell
salon de seGiones del ayuntamiento ante Ia
junta de subastas, compuesta del alcalde,
del presidente del conceio del secretario
del ayuntamiento las horas siguientee:
Material de Escritorio. 80. 9 A. M.
Construcci6n puentes al
cantaFillaF. ............... 10 A. Nd.
Alumbrado p1blico.. II A. NJ.
Medicinas & pobres. 2 p. M.
Limpieza GALES y plaza. 3 P. M.
secci6n 3a. Los pliegos de licitaci6n Sc
abriran al dar ell reloj de la alcaldfa la
hora senalada para cada licitaci6n, pasa.
da la cual no sc admitiran mas proposicio.
mes.
Secci6n 4a.-La junta de ubastas ses
reserva ell derecho de rechazar una todas
las prorosiciones, 81 las juzgare no conve-
nientes los interesss del minicipio
Secei0n .5a.-Una copia de esta ORD E.
MANIA se fjara on cinco puntos visibles
de Ia poblaci6n, pubiicdndose adem6s en-
81 peri6dico "La Correspondents de Puer-
to Rico que So edita en- San Juan, du.
rante dos dias, cumpliendo 10 que pres.
cribe Ia Secci6n 96 de Ia Ley Municipal,
en- So parrafo cuarto.
Yo, Francisco e. Montafez Vazquez,
Secretario del Conceio Municipal de la
Villa de Adiuntas,
CERTIFICO: Que la que antecede es
una copia fel exacta de Ia ORDENAN
IA votada por 81 Concejo Municipal de
Ia Villa de Adjuntas, On session ordinaria
celebrada hoy aprobada por el senior
alcalde On esta propia fecha.
Y cumplimentando 10 dispuesto en- la
misma, expido Ia presente, visaaa por el
senior alcalde en- Adjuntass dieciocho de
agosto de mil novecientos seis.
Fra nciscO B. Moatafez,
Secretario del Concejo.
VO. Bo.
A. Rudrfgues,
Alcalde.
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Puerto Rico en- NueVa York.

Ha sido designado para el cargo de CO
Tresponsal del peri6dico "Las Novedades
que Sc edita en- Nueva York, ell j6ven don
Jose Saenz que reside en- San Juan de-
mueatra en- sus cr6Dicas haata ahora pu-
blicadag, que Bigue la marcha de los asun-
tos polfticoS y fnancieros de este pals, con
cOnocimiento buen juicio.
En- Ia nota polftica del 1ltimo ndmero
ae informa que el partido RepubIicano de
Puerto Rico perdera las pr6ximas eleccio-
mes poT una abrumadora mayoria contraria
& causa de Ia division producida Centre
otras cauaas) por Ia dimisi6n del jefe.sefior
Hernandez Lopez.
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De New York
Por VapOr Caracas IlsgarOn 4 ssta los pasagsr0s
slguisntss.

Para San Juan, Mr.. s. ". L Lippitt,
A. N. Wood IT. S. N. Mr.. e. Vivell, Mr..
J. Villamill, Mis-, Mr.. Convan, Mr.. Mis-.
A. Gonzalez Sally, Mr.. ]. B. Atterson.
Mr.. j. j. Mudlock, Cap. E. Dorry Mr..
E. Durvey, Mr.. E. schimer, Mr.. ]. s.
Blakely, Mr.. G. Fl. Staley, Mr.. E. j. s.
Laman Valit, Mr.. Mis-. steva, Mr., Mis-,
"A. Aguilar, Mr.. =. Camufas, Mr.. B. l..
de Hestos, Mr.. G. Salaverra, Mr.. B. O,
Clark, Mr.. D. Monsorrat, Mr.. j. D.
Smith, Mr.. P. Rivera, Mr.. B. j. Coux,
Mr.. J. R. CBpifali, Mr.. s. M, Woodson,
Mr.. j. Hyman, Mr.. r. Gambia, Mr.. T..
L, Bostick, Mr.. Mis-. Il. Il. Hilveth, MI.
P. Enqui, Mis- G. 3. Bull, Mis-. Mr.. sola
Mis- e. Miller Midd, Mr.. Mis- G. Luifa,
Mr., w. j. Lieve, family 6, Mr.. G. ].
Whitner, Mr.. A. G. Fischer, Mr.. r Pr
nedo, Mr.. G, stoplen, Mr.. J. MaldonaGo
Mr., j, ConelIy, Mr.. j. J. Ketteven, Mr..
j. B. Reed, Mr.. 2. Dominguez, Mr.. r.
Correa, Mr.. J. Gullena, Mr.. j. Ludlao-
Para Curacao, Mr.. III. Tettel, Mr.. E.
Strenla.
Para La Guayra, Mr.. H. Buceno, Mr..
A, Pou, Mr.. L. T. Hernandez
Para Pto. Cabello Mr.. "A. Calafat.
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AnunGiO de Suhasta.
DsDartamsnto del Interior.

Ofeina del Superimtendemte de Obr0s
PGbicGs.
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Sc YENDE

En- Ell termino municipal dc Sa-
linas, barrio de Rio-Juelles una
propiedad compuesta de 2O5 cuer-
das de terreno, de hierba de gui-
nea, aqua sufciente y con 81 ga
nado que encierra.
Para mas informes, diriiirse q
su dueno Don Antonio Flores de
Aibonito.
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PROFESSOR recientemente lIegado
de Europa ofrece esta culta sociedad Bus
sOrvicios profesionales de violin y mando-
lima. Precio m6dico. Ordenes Hotel San
Juan, Puerto Rico. is y. e.
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Sc VENBE.-La casa. No. de la Gale del
SOl.-Buena arenta.-InfOTmes F. L. San
chez. Apartado 201.-San Juan: p. r.
~ 30 v. 8.
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EN- NEW YORK

Hospedaje de primera clase; ca
pa situada en- 81 punto mas cen
trico de la ciudad, ceroa de Broad
way, parque central, subway
y los trenes elevados que ofre
cen grandes conveniencias d los
viajeros. Trato esmerado, habi-
taciones espaciosas, claras, y mag
mica cocina, precios modicos. Te-
l6fono y demas adelantos moder-
nos.
Dirijirse q M. LUzUNARIs.
1873 WEST 64 STREET.
NEW-YORK, CITY.
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lN9ClD0R GENERAL

cON8EJO A LAS MADREs -El iarabe calmante al
Sonora Winslow debe sepre que los ninos ssn
en ei periodic de a denttcon REoporcona alviO immediate
n pequeno pacente, prode sleho natural tranqao
ayia e donr e angelic despierta muy vivo aIeare
Es muy agfadabts q paladaf, calma a nno abanda
meas aiva aus dolores, hace fcles las funciones dss
estemago Esgula los intestnos. Es el meor renedio
eonocdo para darfeA "a proVenga sa de IA denticn
e suaqera ora eausa. Iengase mueho cudado pedr
arabe Camante de IA Seiora Winslewvs el mejog
Ae tndos. -
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FOUND GUILTY OF RELATING
FEDERAL JUDGES DECIDE
AGAINST REFRIGERATION COM
PANY AND ROADS.

Milwaukee, June 2. The United
States circu court for the Eastern
district of Wisconsin yesterday handed
down it's decision in the rebate case
of the government against the Mil
waullee Refrigerator company, six rail-
roads and the Pabst Brewing company
on charges of alleged violation of the
Elkins act, finding against the defend
ants with the exception of the Pabst
Brewing company So far as the latter
is concerned the suit is dismissed The
complaint was made by the United
States that the Refrigerator Transit
company had received commissions Of
from 10 to IL IL per cent on all ship
ments of beer Of the Pabst Brewing
company routed by the Refrigerator
Transit company.
Agreement Shown UP.
A copy of the traffic agreement with
the Erie Railroad company was made
an exhibit of the complaint. The rail-
road companies admitted having made
such concessions, but claimed that
these had been paid the same as COM
missions to other freight solicitors.
Judge Baker delivered the opinion,
which was concurred in by Judges
Grosscup, Seaman and Kohlsaat.
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sMooT AND BURTON MUST CO.
Senate Committee Decides Smoot Is
Not Entitled to Seat.

Senate Committee Decides Smoot Is
Not Entitled to Seat.
Washington, June BY a vote of
Z to 5 the senate committee On priv
ileges and elections voted that Sena-
tor Smoot is not entitled to his seat.
The committee voted animously to
have a vote in the senate at this SEES
sio.
The report under the instructions of
the committee will be ready to offer
to the senate next Friday Chairman
Burrows and Senator Dubois express
themselves as confident that a vote
will be had at the present session.
Burton May Resign.
Friends of Senator Burton were no
titled that action on the expulsion res
olution was withheld yesterday be-
cause of statement that it was be-
lieved a resignation would be received
In few days. They were further no
titled that careful inquiry disclosed
the impression that the expulsion res
olution would be reported and passed
next Tuesday without debate or di-
vision in the senate.
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ITALIAN GIRL is INNOCENT.
Jury Acquits Her of Murder of Aunt
Gets Ovation From Crowd.

Jury Acquits Her of Murder of Aunt
Gets Ovation From Crowd.
New York, June 3.-Josephine Ter
ranova yesterday afternoon was ac-
quilted of the murder of her aunt,
Concetta Riggio. She was, however,
not released, being remanded to the
Tombs to answer to the charge of
numbering her uncle, who was killed
at the same time as his wife. Assis-
tant District Attorney Ely, who has
conducted the prosecution, was I'M
able to say definitely last night wheth-
or or not the second charge would be
prosecuted. The jury returned their
verdict within sixteen minutes after
the courts charge, agreeing on the in
nocence of the defendant without dis
cussion.
The prisoner received the announce
ment with perfect composure AS she
was being led out of court on her way
back to the Tombs the girl was fol-
lowed by crowd of women, many of
whom thrust the officers aside and
embraced and kissed her. Outside the
Tombs cheers were raised by throng
of hundreds of Italians to whom the
news of the acquittal was made known
by the prisoner waving her handker-
chief as she crossed the Bridge of
Signs" leading to the Tombs.
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congress.
Resume of the Weeks
Proceedings.
Monday.


Washington, May 29.-The senate
yesterday sent the railroad rate bin
to conference, listened to long de-
Tense by Senator Kittredge of a sea
level canal and three Democratic
speeches on the resolution relating to
the purchase of canal supplies in for
eign markets and devoted the remain
der of the time to the postofice ap-
preparation bill
Early in the session of the house
yesterday Mr.. Williams (Miss.), the
floor leader of the minority, made the
point that there was no quorum and it
took a call of the house to start the
wheels of legislation.
After the appearance of quorum
the house concurred in amendments
made by the senate to a number of
house bills.
The house then resolved itself into
Getty council" for the consideration
of bills relating to the District of Co
lumbia
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Extraordinary aoIf priva.

II Is stated BY the secretary 81
the Weston-super-Mar club that
when playing on that course a few
days ago Mr.. Douglas Robinson
accomplished an extraordinary
drive The distance from the six
teenth tee to the green is sos.
Yards and there Isl q bunker just
guarding the green, but Mr.. Rob
lnson Is said to have carried the
bunker with his drive-that is, to.
u. have driven his ball SO that it
went over the bunker before IL
touched the ground. IN the 81.
dinary way 100 yards or 1 10 wards
represents the carry Of d very flne.
drive The longest drive (carry
and run combined on record Il
generally understood to be one
doneFby Ne: Edward Blackwell &
ST. Andrews some years ago.
when he drove his ball 366 wards.
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IS AMERICANS
KILLED IN MEXICO
BLOODY RACE WAR BREAKS ou7
BETWEEN AMERICANS AND
MEXIcANS.
RIOT FOLLOWS A STRIKE
GREAT EXCITEMENT PREVAILS
IN ALL TOWNS ALONG THE
BORDER.
RIOT FOLLOWS A STRIKE

Naco, Ariz, June 8. - Forty-fve
Americans were killed yesterday at
Cananea, Mex, forty miles south of
here, where is located the great cop
per camp of Col w. C. Greene. The
camp is on fire and it is reported that
the Mexicans are defying all authori-
ty. They are reported to be using
dynamite in blowing up the great
shelters and mills owned by the
Greene company. The trouble arose
at Cananea over the demand of the
Mexicans for an increase in wages
from $3.50 to SIS per day.
Mexicans Open Fire.
Persons who left there at 1870 yes.
terday afternoon said Col. Greene was
addressing practically the entire pop
ulation of the camp in an effort to
pacify the excited MeXicans. How
ever, between and o'clock yester-
day afternoon the Mexicans opened
fire On the Americans and forty-tve
are reported killed.
Col. Greene wired at once to Bis
bee for all the armed men that could
be sent to protect the Americans and
their property in Cananea. The popu-
lation of Cananea is $4,000, of which
5000 are Americans.
Flee by Train Load.
The family of Col. Greene arrived
here last evening, but the colonel re-
mains with his property. Two trains
loaded with refugees are now en-
route here from Cananea and will 20
to Bisbee.
Gov. Ysabel of Sonora is hurrying
here from Hermosillo, the capital of
the state, and will be met here by the
Bisbee force who will accompany him
to Cananea
There has been bad blood at Ca
nanea for some time. and only a
month ago the home of the superin-
tendent of the mine was dynamited
by unknown persons. Yesterday one
of the policemen of the city was killed
by an American who claimed it was
personal grievance he had against
the Mexican.
Rangers Arm for Fray.
Capt. Tom Rynning of the Arizona
rangers arrived here last night from
Douglas with a posse of his men. All
the arms obtainable in Bisbee, Doug
las and Naco are now in the hands of
picked men who are ready to go to
Cananea. 1t is believed that the Mex
lean officials at Cananea are doing all
they can to save life and property.
There is great excitement in all the
towns along the border as hundreds
have relatives and friends in Cananea.
AT 1880 last night a train load of
refugees arrived here from the scene
OF trouble and confirmed the stories
received earlier in the evening.
1t is known that at least a dozen
Americans have been killed and fully
fifty Mexicans
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Foreion Notes.

The anniversary of the battle of the
Sea OF Japan, the Japanese navys red
letter day, was celebrated with brill
liant festivities Sunday which were at
tended by the crown princess.
TheGerman Levant line steamship
Loros. Capt. Westphal, from Hamburg
for Mediterranean ports, ran ashore off
the island of Attorney in fog to-day.
All her crew were safely landed.
Premier Werkele was given a great
reception in the lower house. of the
Hungarian parliament to-day when he
introduced the customs tariff bill in
the form authorized by the emperor
king.
A dispatch from Pekin says: ''Wu
Ting-fang left Pekin today. He goes
into retirement, and, after visiting the
tombs of his ancestors, will reside
at Shanghai. WI retires discouraged
by the outlook for reform. =
A dispatch to a news agency from
Athens says that the Greek govern.
ment has decided to break off diplo-
It's consuls and intrust the protection
Of Greeks there to the Russian agents.
It is reported that Gen. Nogi has
wired asking Russia whether it is true
that Lieut.. Gen. Stoessel, the defender
of Port Arthur, has been sentenced
TO death for surendering the fortress,
dding that in his opinion the capitu-
lation was Just liable.
a semi official note relative to re-.
ports Of trouble at Pointe q Pitre,s
uadaloupe, and Fort de France, Mar
Unique, say there IS no possibility OF
danger to foreigners there, who are
protected by a garrison OF 5000 men
and two warships.
Although the pope has entirely re-
covered from his recent Illness he APP
peared somewhat pale and weak when
seen in public Sunday Amid thou
sands Of people he walked out from
st. Peters 10 yenerate the sixteen Car
1nelite nuns who were beatified FOR
the nartyrdom they suffered at the
time or the French revolution.
Emperor Francis JnsepIi's unexpect.
led return to Vienna appears to have
resulted il Il settlement Of the tariff
dif1cnlty Premier Wekeri stated
that The question Of a common Al,stro-
Ilng arian customs tariff had been
settled Ia a manner that was expected
~ satisfy both countries.
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Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1906-06-07
CONGRESSMAN TAKES HIS LIFE
Robert Adams of Pennsylvania Com
mits Suicide.

Robert Adams of Pennsylvania Com
mits Suicide.
Washington, June 3. - Representa-
tive Robert Adams Of the Second con-
gressional district of Pennsylvania
died yesterday at 80 a. m. as the re-
suit of a pistol shot fired through his
mouth into his head with suicidal in
tent. The act was committed at the
club chambers of the Metropolitan
club, where Mr.. Adams had resided
for several years. At o'clock he was
found by Horace Clark, one of the ne
gro bellmen, whose. habit it was each
morning to carry water to the room
On opening the door of the room
Clark found Adams entirely nude and
sitting upright in an armchair. He
was unconscious and the physician
who was summoned pronounced the
wound necessarily fatal. 1t is general
knowledge among Mr.. Adams assis-
tants in the house that he was a deal
er on the stock market and had been
for many years. He had, however,
met reverses in this connection in the
past.