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Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1906-02-03

Flnstad & JOhnsOn's tine new buffet
anu restaurant ut lt1 Washington
street has been opened for business
and IL pronounced one Of the finest IN
the city. 1t Is conveniently located IN
the handsome, newly fitted up Elk
building. and under the able direction
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1906-02-03

The real estate and insurance firm
Of james q. Barsaloux. 272 East ed
street. is one Of the most deservetlly
successful In the city. Mr.. Barsa.
!oux Is citizen Of high standing. a
man Of hrst.class business methods.
and one In whom his large clientage
has thorough confidence.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-10
HERIOA P0R [RRoR

En- Mount Airy, Carolins del Nor
t., hA courrido una srs gsdiA cue hA
tsudo resonsneIA en- la region, por
trAtarss de per4nnas mry ooaoeidAs
Alli, G mo rssultAdo de Tn, rgre. 10
,ieoluGls. sorsra nna ioveo, hs Quada'
40 eItp bsrida ds musrts, } han sldo
prSsos Graham TroIIsr, pSg.dAr c.
IN bAnco y su amigo ArIuro Brim
La seh)riia BsFtA Ashby hAoiA
SAlido do pAlso sn u7 eArruKis, son
IN amigo, , eualdo regesskbAn q ID
pohlAeion, los dos individuos msnsio'
nadCH tratA' on do dslsner oil soGhs,
gsro nj puiisron sonsegaIrlo, 3,
aleiAEGs eats iaOidamenss, dispGrAEon
los ASAltALtH nuthos trSs contra loo
que 10 osup pAbAn hirlendo poE Goa
vsess { 10 iovsr, cue lltg5 slu eAiA,
conduc.da per "a Leompl1lnIo, On
grsviIimo sstGdo Nlpgano de lou
dele aidts quisrs deelArAr a eI fac o.
Qne dlSsSI sonifS Ia i.vSn, J T :oGler
dice cue iodo e. O. rssu.tAdo Dc uu
error
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-10
ltAlT0lS PHuLH23

E1t-s at .aaerstat 3smkrdta
g-atsnittas los ir!aasa.st aga
aEmA. gos e0Ev3t ossa ss1s.
ttfei pos asrie. gssues iasssszss
ts e. ds lasr sk 8 sselh D4vlH.
8 Wnh z,sa sa 81 gtis = sas =
e s1tlg. Nae 80 3 BaKat 81 NU
saaaatt x.s aal Fsf.tF ls
s-assatts
LAut f1a aaasta tHta1e
sastsstA assa1 eeau =
1*Na aatasaaa15 ussfa oat,s
q akNagaes sss h e 80
aMa. 50 80 a saaaae 3a aa.aa4.a
- aaait ss19as as - e. orraa
ts3aa sas - Atela ssafAam4a e.
tsast .sa4e sfa Eaafa' nstaa q
saFe esFa faa Fa t4 salaf eve
"a IS .ssasst Fsrta
s sseAgas ssrsaa tsss Is
az8tt saw8a
na8 w IS uaeKNa ~
8a ass $50 Eara fsfUfts
ea atas 81 tss~aes stK 4 re
tssua Fakst asta sassa e.
eKsr e tsssskE ssas sfFs sas :
hassaa sausfs a8g1a aaa ;
ssAt-a st haIaa.la sas : ewua
81 rs fta19.a a.aats aH4a aaa
fIIita
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-10
EuCenio Fourier.
InPRES|0NES Y NOT|CIA!

Aver por Ii taIde fAlleei6 sn CO.
10 siudsd sl eonoaido industrial don
AuguIso E'ealera, aonoeido popular
msnIe por Tato, hsmbre lAborioso y
aStlmado On estA eludad. So ensisrro
tsndFk efesto estA tArde & los einOo.
Enviamos & Eus fAmiliGres nues.
tro reasms, muy pAltIeulArments 81
amigo don SuSAno BosAuegrs, de Gu
"a ssposA era el anado padre poll,
tleo.
Hoy sontlnuarAn los exkmsnea
de abe gados, para los AspirAntss aI
3:r. RrAdo.
GRATIS "A suAlqulsr pueblo us
snViA gratis sl sstAlogo de 0 kemp,
Noting i Co 81 10 snvfAn Is esnla.
voS 60 Ielios para sl iranQuso & Mar
vs'z oIsro, B 1854, San Jusn, P.
r. 5Q iS's uSasd hAssr IN rsealc2
Puss vida 40 haFmoso 'soj por con.
dlsto do NArvasE y OaEo. Los hAy
de tndas slsses J rrseloH. No royals
so,aE do consr, pues $40 as muy pro
IAlGo. II. N. cit.
-as nos aIsgura cue pronlo rsA.
parsesrG De nutvo sl siImAdc club
de sbaIs ballS sNil.6rs, J que ssra
tsia yes ApAdrinado Dor vElloaoa sls'
msnios SimpaiIsldorss Dc sss ssporl
LA iArds Gel sGhado iasrt
arrssiadcS ClAudio Benllla , sssun
1iSo sanians, Por iaFbaF IL pas pc
5lisa
Aa,tas lr erss6 90 lA sA'sal Per
mn y1I3a,t per uso De Nna Tr0'
tiolda.
Aaoshs Is atalldo 60 la sslE
e sosoFros q solislA lnsalAF Llno
Fllaaasvs ds ana ssrita qus rsel
b.aFa 81 Ia Vgl6a sslBllAl
-AysF ssiuva "a Sac IaAa aass
10 AmiGa taa Ariufo Y uaafo, "a
ssaesao e AasAn
La pollsil ds ssaiafss aefsfsa
as afsF saa iigs4a g gallo e. seual
carrie aFrsaiaa1o los laalvlasoa
Z ea asa Vlssofikao Baua
faa noaa g ga as, Aagsl cAlaa
Fas ssstaa asg.ty les Aofzlsa :
grmls saassa
IA e aatsggasa - Aig tlIa
sa e. q ssllsl esass swlaaa e
sas r See 81 caErsFss. ate Gel ns
- . aaa "a C l@ itsA Lsvaea
.afEata2s sa aas sasxc
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-10
La UOfGfad Ia

Dsspusa 40 lSvAntd preAuroso y
dirjgi6udose & IN clcwn ls diio Aie'
gremente,
-Voy 4 revslArts IN sssrsto. Va
sAhss que tspgo una amiga. ala que
amo con busn fin. Puss bisn, aysr,
ds1pu6s de In representation. fnf So
casa con obisto do darle una aorprsaa.
40 ,erias sorprsndsrlAP
ST. Ne pressnt6 de pronto, y..
1vabss c6rde tspiA IL mano?
No SD6nds2
Al exremo del brazo.
81 shiaie fus AsogIdo con grandss
eRrcHisdas'
oEl slambrs ssIahA ssndido y sl
asr6bStA subi6 por una cuarda Ala
correspondents piatstoyma.
La orquesta smpez6 & tocar urA
mSrehA aolsmne.
FL AlAmbrs, eolccAdo & gran altu
70. east no &c veiA desde los losAlida,
dss del Cireo.
81 asr6bAta edmerz6 & andar con
lsatitud. Psrssia que sstAba suapsn'
dido On el sspAeio. AL llsgAr OIL ean'
tro se bslAncs6 audsxmsrts. ri p6'
bliao 10 mirahA anhalAnIa, Do pront0
todas Las boeIs lsnxsron nm critic do
horror, e. alsmbye 90 huhia roto
sl sQuilihriata ScabAbA do saer pssa'
dAments On 10 plata.
AsrupAronae todos ca torno del
dssdich sdo, IN m6dico que 90 halla.
ha snlEs los espsetadores. trA6 On
vano dc yeanimSr & 10 victima. III
scr6bAta 90 hAbia frAsturAdo 10 CO.
lumna variebrRl.
-lNo 10 entisndoi u -exalam6 el di.
restor, -lEl alambre era muy E6lido y
hahfa nido prsviamenle extminado
Dossgs gsntss dc asguridad So spo.
dsrar0n do 80 psrsonA para sondu'
Girls & la tomisAr1a.
n payaRo scgI6 uuo dc los exirs'
mos del alAmbre y diio:
Ell Aearo 90 detsstuosol miren
ustedes.
ESQ seyA ain dude -afiadi6 el
director.
NientrSs retirRbaa el cat&vsr dol
Rer6bAtR. el payAso 90 aesrc6 & Silvia
qua, rAlida y convulsA, segufA CON 10
mirada los dsspoioI del hombre que
AcAbAha de morir.
/ -lY& YES como In faerza no est&
On los bisssaI-le dj3 oil oid0 con
gargoss J AtlplAdA vcz.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-10
R0lO En- vN IREH

Ea Cariiu, Nave1s, Varioa bAnil,
dos hisierou psrsr 4 40 lrsu do lali
nsA sou'hsrn Raods Overland. YES
ssplron dss5ueI de spodsraras do lss
msls1ss de los DsI'ir ros del dlnsro
4 cargo &c sopduelor, que les do up
bonn de unos $1,000 Muy 90 brsvs,
se iorno ana i4s,zA Armads, q4s Iali6
90 "a persscusI6o, psfo asuqus los 81
sAnE6 y oruE5 mia dc sisn llros son
slos, no Pudo hsrir Il nsnos sspla
tAr 1 nluguno
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-10

Aurqua hAbfG termInsdo IG tsris
de VerVAilles, el Cireo Ameries no
proSeguia el eurso de suE represents
sIonfs
A las osho de ID ncche, t1dE ID
eomps fiiA eatAha raunidA ante el Cireo,
& fn dc svivEr 3 auriotiiad del IL.
bliso. HsllGbAEEe elf 10 orqusKi,
los eli WIS, les serdbtias y las an mazo'
mas.
Eoire ettas 6gdrAbA Silvia, 10
euAl 10 distiDgoiA Por 50 sobsrana
belle1A y por 10 ssbslssx de su fgura.
Rscien llegada 10 com2aflia, ha'
bfA sembrado Ia diseordia ca 81 campo
masculine.
Uao dc los acr6baias 10 FsrssguiA
sin cesar. Era el tal un hombre at6-
iieo. alto y bIsn t1rmado pero de tten
to desc!mlda y de may eIcfsa INTEL.
geas!s.
El psyaso 40 hlbfA en1morado
tambien do 10 amszona. Al consFario
dc su rival era deamsdrado yIf Acueho;
ptro en- canbio sus % erau raveiA
dores do una vlv'za y dc una graeia
Verdadsr amenie incompArAbles.
Silvia, por soqueserla, lea daba
Iesper'rzas q los dos,
GuslAbAls sl payaso por 10 irgs'
nioSo dc sua sslida'; paro prsferia al
Ctro, Quzas dominsdA por el misdo
que au ad0rador 10 inapirAbs.
HabiA ecmsrzkdo 10 seei6n ds
propaganda Los eltwas ypsyAsos
dsdleAb AbAn ehisteI & 10 muehedumbre,
aeomps q ados dc eoniorsionss. do niue
sAs y dc fugidss hofatAdaa.
I'll dirCelor con boIEa do cEmpGnA
~ el lSsigo en- 10 mAno, GdslAnt6 oil
paso y diio al psyAso;
| -tBai.a do bromal YES &tnlu
eiAr ahora nj ptblieo que cata noeh.
90 sslsbrsrA u"s brillAnls tauei6n ex
ltsAordinGriA.
| -Sl, II, 81 sssostAeu!o dc es!a no
che serA 0ompletAments nusvo. FL di
Irector satar& grasioti isimo.
| -dQu6 quisEGa deSir con sHo?
| Que % ustsd Quien es.
-JY qui9a soy yt?
I'm animal de cusrao sntsro.
z! direstor aAstig6 nj ptyAso cor
una serir de "a igaz)s sxolsm6;
| IS, narss y eAbslisroN: Pueatc
iqus ssls IN esll no Quiess Auunciar
programs ds In fune!6n, voy & AhAcsrlC
70 sc su lugar,
No va 6 6sOlIles & u0Gtdss ma
qua torts iss.
Como sodasl las nosht; el sspGc
tieulo sera muy vsriAdo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-10
Igual ri do Iodss lea nochsz.
La Incompatible Silvia, demo-


minada 10 muier Centauro+.+..
-lToms. angel mic -diio el pa
yeso enviando un heHo & 81 smAds
-Ejeout&rk sus notables sj.rsi.
eicF, que an totas pArIss les han uro'
porcionado ruidosAs ovastones. Ven
dram de pres los iutgos indios, sissu
tsdos por oeh> psrfonas; sl h)mbre
ssrEiento, por NJ. Rishard; los squill.
brios ispopsaes. Eor 10 seiiorits Lu'
,i' el Gob!e trapseio ror los hsrmA.
nos Lsrrad, y 81 sorpFendenss trah hsio
del aer6bata Domingo, que on IN
alambrs eolosAdo & % Alturs do diex
metroE, harA prodigiosos eiNc!eios
dc fusrzA do agilidAd.
- Ahf tisnen ustsdes a ese eHtG 1i.
do de que b aba el director -dIio ell
psysso lefislando al acf6bats, que en-
squel mtmanio hablAbA CON Silvia.
FdrioGo sl aludido 81 verso ridi-
diediizado en- ErsRencia dc la 8mrx1'
No, oio al psyRSo ana tremsnda b3ta.
tsds. que eAis vtz no tetl NADIA do
6,glds.
Silvia lsrz una estrepitosa car,
esisdA.
ElsonGsa oil Tay&ao, llevAndoRs laa
mszoA 10 msitllA, diio para sus aden
tres:
lYa 10 pEgarks, bhb6r iC,to
no puede Quedar asi
LA representation -sa sdi6 sl d.
rector terminAr& son 10 gran pa anto
NINA de sLos loeox euamorados, .
densmp, 4 Ida por sodos los ariiasAs
dc Ia eompaflfa. IS ,rea, Va q das
comisr 20 sl espsslaculol
LIE multilud 50 Apresur6 & sasrar
| y tomo oil Circ0 Ror ARaIto.
La 0rQueGts ocus6 gu alto y en-
pez3 10 representation.
II.
DespueS do algunoS ejsrsieIos d.
volsso, pressns6se Sllvis, 10 eual tjs
cut6 peligroaisimos sAtoA On msd!c
do treretieos y entasiaSt;s aplausos
LEGO 10 vsx el gran aert b bsGs
MieltrAS los criAdos. veslidos Go Ii
hrsa, traian sl klambre Gu que dsbis.
trAbsisr, cirso seis el w,ns, con o
pagAso ID cSfeza, 80 prsssntarol
'ruidosa msnte, h,cisndo cahpio,au
larzAndo gritos QAe h'eisron reir Q,
trA0rdinariamants ai d1lico.
El pSyAso gus AndahA con lsa me
nos, tsnisndo los plea sn alto se apo
IdeS6 de! amb teadido an la pistA
10 QuebrAnt6 aia qua nAdls pudisrI
'nosSrlo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-10
lIca'ta RuncpaI d lg.ld,


HAslsa1s aastdsto Afstt5.
alsata ss tastuka ts "a o9ui
81 tga.t'as5s 4s vsaa tass,tis eat i
sana tss.ss teHaet sEsaFas . e
= - afsalsa sasas zee saslfe st.s
- aelisst ssostisss 6 e -
safs ssstsg rsssfss e atAtae
So ssaifes sstes seaart eamss
&ata Rsfs O. $50 g taaa tszaa,st
aNna e ctssa4s o. ssrs I
la ca - s,atAF4s saasAaa tee
sl iess ts AIsasse fteta rasa8ase
at.aa 80 Eaata a. stlaio
Lsaa aFE sasafa es8rr
60 a. pasA pfaeetarsaa 81 - tts
fssissss sstti ts - aa e. aaafsss
- e. = sssfsgs Eel Al m tsa
- set e hasa pasa
Esafa aaca@ tH
Aftsss nssa
ksa9t
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-10
f8GIgMTCS nTElIGlIR

ts.o, 4aaa ~ i Aausus,
sAan io.as pssA att .sAsiaa ea
Is, atss a Cago ltesd
lsa sn ia s.tf.sl ss ssvaFk s ls
a 49, 80 IS isa xtsaa Easz -
~ alsaa = - ESQ 81 ~ a. gss
g. sato ssais saa gfasaNe
4aa 4aaa
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-10
AURORA MARIN
f MATlSl0
DOCTOR EN MEDICINA
Y CIRUJIA.

OeL LIsTA -Ex mtdlco au.
kiliar de la Clinlea ofta N DO.
gica que a cargo de- doctor
B1rraquer 6xlstr en- q Hosp.
lal de IA Santa Cruz de Bar
ce'ona. Cor sultorio exclusive
para afec ZONES de los jos
TCtu4n o. lcerea del Tea
tro.l L Horas de corsu.ta
dc 3 II Ge a ua6ana.
Gratis 4 los pCbrts. de a
dc q m.hana Y.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-10
RtG3IR0 GIYIL

So bsn iassrIio sasl s' xnro CT
III i7s nasinlsllos Co Aalsuio "a
a'ts Lsadsia saiss Maia Coso ,
O-ts, visitor JosFa Fs4EY Ligea,
resso.o 0iisY 2 Ores, Z r6a.ma
a'3sa DaEg ores , FfAaeitso 70.
r'sas , "a a rs.ossi ds nsres ass
3oisass Fta-c!lse haA , Raiasl
Silva A.ami
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-10

Y case nuestro Interesar te TO
lletin, FL CabaIkeyo de Ca.
sa RoJG, epoca de IA gran
reyoluclon fra ancesa, en- as
paginas 81 y 62
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-10
EDICTO

"a la coFts d Dlalrllo d Arselbc.
0.hoa Hsxmaso. PsalsioaAFio.
n paris AsrsdilAado 81 q nj
DO CO aoA fssA rssilsa.
] oaAoa HsFmAne, csc - ara
sosisaa6 AsEs lsIi egEaa sadA osio
:. c6aigo C. cg arsls Go PssFta Rlto
} sss Asa sswsslossa sa aia 10 ;
"a asiaa % So lasa. - pFsaatta
"a saia cesis ti nssls b pes see
aasaa ss as a. Es1o soa auFaia.a
nias aaa zea.es sosle.taseo ssFad.lsF
! gasasgsltAta zo@efa q A. alalo e.
- a.as - aalla e a. 80 fettsa
- So eaFFta - sEsEaas *a ca
- sas - sssss1sa ssao atgas
FsasA f4a&a 9sasmias4 skl ~
tassss asoss 81 es4a Is ftas
ss arFas O. sgalva saata ) tFtt assaA
fssa ss1Fss tFaaa , ssssaaaT ssss
aaaKkraAs. apasaea ssa xa9ss rs
lssazas e So . Rkazes , s.a
lass scr q NaFta es ssaas &s z ssa
Rsasa taesFst3s 80 , - e. ue
M8sa gsMAa tess go &maA aaa
: sa<s&s Fef = ksn sea rasfa, e
: 8assssz MAste.sE ssAsa4aa seF
aaa sasera4a. 80 = Sc e. Has
gsrsAa a = sEssalte aaEtsra Is
g ia sassEa8a 80 saa atf.s basis
saa hxnsH Etr q oma Na Es~ss
asiA sls@a suss lsa. FeF SO cnt
assss ssses sfslaa = iAz3htEa.sa
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-10

DO 40 salsi5a haalA Ia sollnda1sls
De R0uis
EaA assa lafmsa los ssile oaA
rioa cue ss hallA llbfs Do sstgss
psFlsrssl6 ta plsnA pEopiatsd , l4t
poasldA per mAs - csho aaos sop
blsna ii , iaaao ulalo poF Ios SssaSsa
Ks.4y Ca vts'nes Go ClA.ss sgls
asa IL vsadissou deb q ssilslosa
hla ioa saa sssisnsss lAns.ta &c
, ssa ssls6at , te@lsio } = %
asss sea eussa is laalo ulsa ssa1s
skes msa &c ssa&1H
EaF taHho = laf t.sils 3s sFs
tszh ss s.iA ! cs Zee sstas e. fta
- sa.tnas p eats O. lsmsaaa sat
saaaah .s.sasss q Ass sssa essaesss
49, = "a, 8 .ea x.t ssgts a.
be . ssstsaa tssa ga tsr..aa
fsss - - saHseaaa EaaFs s@aa 4
ta.szss sasta ssr at'sas ssasis
80 sa6latAsa. asT e a aa Sc sssss
~ 4ita aasasA % asfa 20 8 81 o.
taas.alssa sae aass e nsa . iH 80 4af-
- ! sssssgse aexsaa = Rs#tefa .ls
9sssahaz 50 ssa sslsHa
Uk4s e. ARISES ts
laa4sfs 50 asss
s.ssFstase
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-10
UX T[L[GR INA
Hsmoa reeibido 81 liguisnss lele
grAmt de GiSysmt;

gramt De Gipysmt;
pRMocRAc1A San juan.
sRasg3 eDeArt cidamsnts guardav
reserva Susor SArroyo sn Esarnss 6
Ess mi dos oAsIai 4 u'tsd Aqui hay
s'gaoos ssfi lres = HoSos de aver guar
ansor. LIE envlar6 mas dGtoS impor
lAptea
NJ tsngo cOidsdo Glguno. Abb
los StestsoS dc rsdlesi6n son irviolA-
hlsGS
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-10
ANuNclo

stssa aas asaa
a.sat e atls sss n1a t,a 8
atssf So - as 8 aasa
a 20 sFtst sea lee asfa sts 81
- "a sshea- 4 e "a 80 ss.s
fta sslsaHefa s's 80. tsrea e.
- sestta4 q taa ssataa Mfa.
e lsa-sla s1aH
aN etmn a
sAs-A
Asass .suf.as
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-06-27
THE $4,000 V4NTINE NAME.
Executors Sue TO Restrain A. A. vantine
g. Co. From Using IL.


Supreme Court Justice Truax reserved
Daniel Bacon and his wife, Charlotte Van
tine Bacon. as executors Of the estate Of
Ashley A. Vantine, for an injunction to
restrain A. A. Vantine & Co., a Joint stock
corporation. from continuing the use Of
the name Vantine in connection with the
sale of Turkish rugs and other Oriental
wares.
From the papers submitted it appears
that in 1882 Ashley A. Vantine retired from
partnership in the firm, except 30 far as
related to the Turkish rugs and carpets,
which we're his hobby. Irving E. Raymond.
now president Of the corporation, and Henry
X. Bull, Jr., continued to carry on the other
business OF the firm. Five years later Mr..
Vantine entered into IN agreement with
the other partners bv which he consented
to the use Of his name for a period OF If
teen years. That agreement expired, ac-
cording to the executors, on December o.
1902, and all right in the name A. A. Van
tine in connection with the Oriental import
ing business reverted to the heirs Of Ashley
A. Vantine.
The defendants, however, have con-
tinued to use the name. asserting that the
corporation acquired title to it In 1894 and
that Mr.. Vantine's heirs lost all right in the
name at his death.
The executors estimate the value Of the
name at $4,000, or at least IS 900 a year, to
the corporation, h heirs Of Mr.. Vantine
were his wife, Harriet, who is dead, and his
two daughters, Mrs. Charlotte v. Bacon
and Lady Gilbert Parker. The latter is not
a party to the injunction suit.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-06-27
IMMIGRATION BILL SRELVED.
Senate Conferees Virtually Refuse to Con.
suit With the House Representa- tives.

Senate Conferees Virtually Refuse to Con.
suit with the House Representa- uyes.
WARRINGTON, June 2e.-The immigration
bill is pigeonholed for this session OF Con-
gress. That became apparent to-day after
the Senate oonferees, who are Senators
Dillingham;, Lodge and McLaurin, had vir-
tually refused to consult with the House
conferees, Representatives, Hepburn, Mann
and Rupert.
Speaker Cannon was willing to ha We the
House oonferees accept the Senate measure,
with the educational test and some less i'm
portan features eliminated, but the Senate
conferees would not agree to this. The
Senators with whom the Speaker talked
said that they would first insist that the
House should have a record vote on the
educational test provision. Under the
special rule providing for the confederation
Of the immigration bill in the House an aye
and no vote on this provision was not per-
mitted. The immigration bill was erased
this aftern Don from Speaker Cannon's slate
of mea sures to be pa ssed this session.
The Legislative representatives OF labor
unions are very angry over the outcome
of the immigration bill movement.
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MURPHY OUT FOR MCABB
n for an Early Meeting OF Democratic
State Committee.

And for An Early Meeting OF Democratic
State Committee.
Charles F. Murphy said yesterday that
he was In favor Of an early meeting Of the
State committee for the selection Of q new
chairman to succeed Cord Meyer. who has
resigned.
"A large number Of members Of the State
committee nave talked to me about this
matter" he said. and they all seemed to
favor a meeting Of the committee some
time between July 4 and July Is. I can
see no reason why their wishes should not
be respected"
Have you any choice for CHA irmanf'
Mr.. Murphy was asked.
"Ithink that Patrick E. MoCabe Of Albany
would fill the place aooeptably, and unless
some one who will prove more acceptable
comes to the front in the meantime my
opinion Is that he will be elected"
MoCabe is the leader of what L. left Of
the Democratic forces in Albany county.
He was a devoted ally Of David B. Hill when
Mr.. Hill wa the active State leader, and he
always sided with him when the HITLER
rick feud was on. AS Murphy has appar-
emily taken kindly to Hears lately, it was
figured out yesterday by some Of the politi-
cal sharps that the McCabe movement vas
In the interest OF Hearst's candidacy for
Governor on the regular Democratic ticket.
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TOMATO HIT l.
Deputy Commissioners ChaufT eur Cop Put
on Speed and Caught boy.

on Speed and Caught boy.
Deputy Police Commissioner Waldo was
struck in'the face by u very rotten tomato
at 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon as he was
riding north on Washington avenue, The
Bronx, In his automobile.
A group of seven boys stood on the corner
Of Washington avenue and 172d street.
They had been amusing themselves by
throwing decayed vegetables at automo-
bilists for some time when the Commits
s%ioner's automobile came along. One Of
the boys threw he tomato which smashed
itself on Mr.. Waldo's right cheek.
William Leitsch, Waldo's polio eman
chauffeur, slowed up and the boys scattered
in different directions. Leitsch started up
again after the boy whom he had seen
throw the tomato, Up Washington avenue
to Wendover venue went boy and car,
and then on Wendover avenue to Bathgate
avenu where the boy tried to dodge into
his home, which Is on the corner.
Leitsch leaped out of the car and nabbed
the boy before he could get into the house.
At the fremont police station the Com
missioner remained outside In the auto
mobile while Leitsch took the boy inside.
The youth said he was Frederick Rowe, 10
years old, of 1901 Bathgate avenue He
was locked up on a charge of disorderly
conduct and will be arraigned in the West
Chester police court this morning.
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u was introduced. Everything provided
for In the proposed legislation could have
been accomplished without any Of the
damaging sensationalism We have had
u the cooperation Of the packers had been
desired or had been accepted when profTered.
AS the report to the National Associa-
ton Of Manufa CT urers, which | have just
read, we'll puts it, the purpose Of the re-
formers seems 10 have been TO kill the
industry first and then reform Il.
There Is some satisfaction in the way
users Of Chicago meats, especially canned
meats, are now testifying to their quality
In the face of what has been said. San Fran
cisco would have starved to death after the
earthquake and fire il Chicago canned meats
We're not at hand, and her health depart
pent says that period was the healthiest
In the city's history. English army COM
missary officers and inspectors are CIV
ing similar testimony, 1t is gratifying that
developments are proving the unfair char
acter of the Neill-Reynolds report.
Il am personally much gretifed by the
way these subsequent developments bear
on Armour & Co. The comment Of the
Mohler- Steddom committee Of the United
States Agricultural Department experts and
the report of the Chicago Health Depart
ment show that our plant as a whole is clean
and sanitary. 1t ought to be. We have
always tried to keep IL 30. We were doing
it before this agitation was dreamed Of.
For five years or more we ave spent an
average Of more than $500 900 a year on
new buildings and improvements in our
Chicago plant alone,
"A dirty kitchen is always an e~xtravagant
kitchen. Considerations Of economy alone
would have made us keep clean.
"The business of Armour & Co. and the
other large packing concerns never could
have been built on the poor business
methods and bad practices now attributed
to us. l am proud Of the position the
Armour name has throughout the business
world. 1t is especially gratifying, there
fore, that sober inquiry ia demonstrating
that u methods and our products are
worthy Of the name.
Abroad they cannot understand why
we should disoredit so important an Aneri-
can industry. Taking advantage Of the
present situation the papers on the other
side are urging consumers to use European
goods. Not alone packing house products
but all kinds Of American manufactured
articles are decried.
Such action will have a more widespread
effect than is involved in the packing in
dustry alone-all Of our products will be
affected"
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RUSHED TO HONOLULU.
Customs Ohicers Help Cooper oil His Way
to See His Sick Wife.

H. f. Cooper, a sugar planter OF Homo
lulu, got by the customs officials who met
the steamship Kronprinz Wilhelm yester-
day afternoon In record time.
1t happened that Deputy Surveyor Bishop
went down the bay and met the ship at
Quarantine. Mr.. Bishop learned that Mr..
Cooper was In trouble and asked him what
he could do for him.
"When l reached the other side got a
cable message telling me that my wife
was critically Ill in Honolulu and took
the first ship I could get. II l get the 5lo
train from Jersey City can make con-
neotions to San Francisco n get a ship
the day | reach the Coast. Otherwise l
must wait nearly a week there"
Mr.. Bishop said he would do what he
could. An inspector and an appraiser
were on the pier. Mr. Cooper's baggage,
containing $3.50 in clothing and 400 cigars
was examined and passed. The ship
reached the pier at 4sj o'clock. At 445 Mr..
Cooper got into a cab and when he reached
the Jersey City station Of the Pennsylvania
Railroad he had several minutes TO spare