davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-04-19
Niskie raty do Los Angeles

Koleja North-W Western. Raty ex-
kursyjne "a jazde pierwszej klasy
"a tykiet zwrotny, wejdzie " noe
re wszystkich stacyi cd Is kwietnia
do 5 Maja w}acznie, z uwzglednie-
MEM dogodnego czasu do powrotu
z okazyi Imperial Council, Mobiles
Of Mystic Shrine. Try pospieszne
pociagi wprost do Kal'fornii dzien.
ME. The Los Angeles" pospieszny
pociag, ma wskros elektrycznie
5wietlony, idzie nova droga Salt
Lake, 2 wagonem do rysunk6w
sypialnym wagonem ola turyst6w.
The Overland Limited" eliktrycz-
ME ma wskros oswietlony, ME zu..
pe1ne try dni " podr6zy. Inny
pospieszny codzienny pociag THE
China & Japan Express" 2 wago-
Mem do rysunk6w wagonami lsy
pialnemi ola turyst6w. Pc zupelne
,nformacye zg1o6cie sic do agent6w
kolei Chicago & North Western.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-04-19
PrzeeiW zbrO]ldnf1.

w pewnychszsn naszyclh1 We'll 'il'a-
5kiic,h, miast posluszm praaWvu1,
s~obyWatele formmuja Auby Y
|celu obrony wlasnnejj j luFde.zzii q,
5przeeciiW zbrodniarzom, ale rel
'zultata tych Drzedssiebiolrrtsstt'w
ME So bardzo pocjeszajace ]
.%nadzwyczaj male Zbrodniilaaar,
sttwgo ME moze bye przytlu-
mione, jedynie tylko plrz,ae'zz'
.uz.ycie silly chociazby j mai
wiekszej. Dobre j stale "a
trudnienie ola ludzi, takze
by potzwollo ma zadawal-
niajace u%trzymanie familii,
moze mice daleko wiekszy
wp]yw. Ludzie, kt6rzy sic
boja, piracy i uciekaja cd
.niei, powinni bye cierpianii
" towarzystwie ludzkiem;
ola ludzi, kt6rzy ME NIGGA
pracowac : powodu choroby,
jest Trinera Ameryka6ski b
liksirGorzkiego Wilma, specyal-
ny srodek ma wszystkie dole
gliwo6ci, ~wywo}ane niepoo-
rzadkami W systemic tra-
vienna. Dochodzi ono do
os}abionych kana}6w trawie-
MIA i szybko czyni je tax sill
nemi, ze nietylko %przyjmuja
pokarm, ale lakna tegoz. Gdy
trawienie uczynione ~zostanie
doskonalem, cia}o rotrzymuje
nova, czysta krew a z mia
nova si}e i rzezkosc. Sprowa-
dza ono apetyt, o~rzezwiajacy
sen doskonale zdrowie. Do
dostania " Aptekach Tub u
fabrykanta Jos. Triner, 799
So. Ashland Ave., Chicago,
A o.. . 49,. --f Ia
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-04-19
KatastrOfa W. CourriereS

W ostatnich dniach grze:
bano trupy, wydobyte z ko-
PALM. Dzia}y sic PREY tenn O.
kropne sceny. Matki i Tony
odchodzily Cd zmys}6w. To-
warzystwo kopalniane oblicza
liczbe ofiar ma 1895, sadza
atoli, re bedzie ich najmniej
p6ltora tysiaca. W jednym
szybie wed}ug najdok}adniej'
szego obliczenia znajduje sic
jeszcze $50 trup6w, ale trud'
no do mich dotrze6 wskutek
trujacych gaz6w. Prace "a
tunkowe wciaz So W biegu.
Rad zywo sic zajmuje POLO
zeniem rodzin osieroconych.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-04-19
Stoessel pod 6ledztwem.

S1awny swego czasu jene-
raj Stoessel, naczelny dow6dz-
ca portu Artura we wojnle
rosyjsko-japo6skiej, kt6ry "a
sw6j waleczny op6r uzyska}
szable honorowa, sta} sic po-
tenn oslawionym. Zarzucono
mu tch6rzostwo i zdrade. Pr
smo rosyjskje donosi, re Stoe-
ssel jest pod s%ledztwem, a je-
zeli 6wiadkowie japo6scy, ma
kt6rych on sic powo}a}, ME
wykaza zupelnej jego niewin-
noSci, to go ciezka kara ME
mimic.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-04-19
Ostatnia nadZieja znikla.

Gdy s{awni lekarze powiedzieli
re W. M. Smithart z Pekln, Ia,
chorowa{ ma niewyleczalne suchoty,
ostatnia nadzieja znik}a, ale DR..
Kings New Discovery ma suchoty,
kaszle i zaziebienia, wyrwa}a 60 2
grobu. On pisze: ,,Ts wielkie le~
Larstwo ~wylcczy{o mnie zupe}nie, ]
.ocall}o mi zycie. Cd tego czasu, u.
I wa}em je przez u lat j uwazam
je "a nadzwyczajne lekarstwo ma
gardio j p}uca." y 5
Najlepsze lekarstwo ma kaszle,
choroby gard1a zaziebienia; take
:zapobiega atakom zapalenia p}uc.
Gwarantowane zoe i 300 butelki u
NJ. J. Kowalewskiego, aptekarza.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-04-19

masterpieces W1 1ilt1'l'if1t's'
MAJ pewnej tutaj za E11llil 9 ska
.1ej robotnicy udal sic M l TO-
do Brodnicy. Pewneggo
.dnia zapotrzeboWal nagle So.
my Is ~. Udal sic vice do
telefonu, prosil ia 9 przyslaa-
ME zadanej sunny przez. dru y !.
Kobieta us}yszawszy to, poO-
5biegla szybko do domnu,. -
prl.zzy7nios}a owe Is marek j
wrzuciwszy je " aparat tele-
foniczny e., obr6cila karba,
zawola}a ma meza: ,,Pieniadze
przez d1ut odeslalam, musza
juzz tam bye" i zawr6cila do
domu. Obecny urzednik pocz-
towy, kt6ry sic tel rozmowie
telefonicznej owyeh NATION
k6w 2 widocznem zaintereso-
waniem przysluchiwa}, zapy-
tai sic teraz odchodzacej ko-
biety, cry tel te przesy4ke
dobrze uskutecznila. ,Natu-
ralnie" - odpowiedziala "a
gadnieta = vprzeciez pienia-
DE w}ozy}am, musia}y vice
juz odej6c." Dopiero pc wy.
jasnieniu, re W tenn spos0b
pieniedzy ,,drutem" sic ME
posy}a, uskuteczniono prawi-
d}owo przesy}ke pieniedzy to-
legraficznie. TAX donosi ga
zeta niemiecka ,,Ostdeut.
Presse," ME powiada atoli,
cry owa .naiwna byla polka,
cry tez niemka. Gdyby byli
to polacy, ME zaniecha1aby
mas ia gazeta o6mieszyc. Nam
sic zdaie, re to byli niemcy,
gdyz tax g}upich polak6w
juz u mas chyba ME ma, =
a zreszta, gdyby byli pc pol
sku %rozmawiali ze SODA u
rzednik pocztowy ME by}by
sic mimi interesowa}, DO albo
by ich ME by} zrozumia1 al
DO by ichs&nie m6g} :zrozue.
mice ola panujacego IA pocz-
Gle ,,systemu". Zamiast wiec
sic stara6 mas zniemczyc, po'
winni sic niemcy lepiej zajat
o6wiata w1asnych rodak6w:
kt6rzy ich TAXA ciemnota u
mys}owa tylko %kompromi'
|tuia. -.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-04-19
Oszczedzleenlie WlamyWa-
GA.

Sad wojenny " Kilonii ska
sal L~uksemburga wydalo-
nego marynarza Duenhirta,
kt6ry wlamal sic do gl6wnej
.poezty ] skradl rome lliis e,'.y Z
ma rok " vie
zieniu j przeniesieniesdo dru-
giej klasy stopnias ., zoll|niers-.
Ikiego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-04-19
ZaWalenie sic tWiezy.

,,Frankf. Ztg." donosi 2
Nowego Jorku, re W miejscu
kapielowem Atlantic City
zawali}a sic wieza ma jednym
z hoteli, przyczem 10. os6b
ponios1o 6mierc i wiele 3D.
nios}o ciezkie. rany.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-04-19
Okropne morderstWo.

Pred sadem~ W Wiedniu
toczy}a sic sprawl o morder-
stwo i rabunek przeciwko
konduktorowi wagonu kolei
elektrycznej Pruehlowi Lego
zonie. Berta Boehm, 21-let-
MIA s}uzaca, uciu}awszy sobie
przez wierna s}uzbe tysiac ko-
ron (korona 10 cent? posta-
nowi}a wyjse "a MAJ. Oglosi-
la W pismach sw6j zamiar, po-
dawszy adres. Ogloszenie
przeczytal Pruehl, bedacy W
biedzie, postara} sic o znajo-
nose z Berta i Sciagna} ia do
mieszkania, przedstawiajac
zone swa, jake siostre. Prey
rzekl jej ma}zehstwo, a po-
rozumiawszy sic z iona, wy
s}a} ia z dziecmi T. domu.
Napisa}, -aby z pieniedzmi
przyby1a, celem zrobienia
bardzo korzystnego Interest,"
Berta przyby}a, a wtedy on
rzucil sic ma MIA, schwyci1
"a gard1o tax SLIME, 10 ona
zemdla}a, poczem wsadzi} jej
reke W gard}o az do zo}adka
i zada1 jej j~eszczes ciezka ra-
ne W glove. Sam to ws2ystko
zezna}. Poczem, gdy iona
powr6ci}a, w}ozyli oboje cha
10 W pud1o i on, pozyczyw-
w6zka, wywi6z} ia "a miasto
dose daleko j tam ukry} W
zagajeniu. Cialo niezad}ugo
potem ZnaleZiOno a poll
eva wpadla ma trop tel zbrod-
nj i Pruehla uwiezi}a. Sad
skazal go ma kare stryczka,
a zone ma lata ciezkieego
wiezienia, "a 6wiadomoSe g. g
tej zbrodni, kt6ra mieszka1-
cy Wiednia omawiali 2 Wszel-
kiemi szczeg6lami.
Przesylka pieniedzy przez
drut.
Dziannik KniaWskzii' y "a DO
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-04-19
Wycieczka ola ~poszukiwaczy
,siedzjby M p6lnocnym "a
chodzie, zachodzie, j POI
fudnioWYm zachodzie

koleja NORTH Western. Tykety ex~~
kursyjne do wyzej wy,miieniionYchl
terytory6w sprzedawane beda pc
wielce znizonyoh cenach.. Gl6w,1nY
.pociaaggz wagonami sypialnymi Ola
turyst6w Wolne rozik1adane krzesfal
I, najlepszs : wszystkiego". Q date
sprzedaty j zupe1ne informacYs
zlggfosi6 Is do agent6w kolsi Ghica-
70 8 North-We stern,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-04-19
OLA KOLONISTOW w JED
MA STONE RUGIEJ Z
SY RATY

Do Minnesoty, p6ln. Dakoty,
polud. Dakoty, ina wsch6d
Cd rzeki Missouri Mani
toby, Western Ontario, Sa-
skatchewan j Alberta.
Kolej2 NortheW estern, we wtorki
3, 10, II, i ~ kwietnia. Pc tYkiety
i zupe}ne informacye zg}osic sic do
agent6w kolei Chicago q North
Western.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-04-19
Do .slsaia i / bs,ytsv
"a $1.OO-

A(zKkgA Kazdy vie Q tenn, ze
A>@% golac sig samemu, mo-
HaE:aaeAapZs. re z~aoszczedzic " cia-
G&.1&Iss2aezzzBgu roku ME ma1y pie
niadz, chocby tylko raz W tygodniu
mia{ zwyczaj chodzi6 do balwierza,
DO 50 razy pc 10 cent6w czyni$5.2o.
Lecz niejeden wolf placi6, DO do 60
lenia sic samemu ma zbyt ciezka re-
ke. Maszynka moze golic sic kazdy.
zupelnie ~bezpiecznie ir6wnie dobrze
jak najlepszy balwierz. sprzedajemy
Maszynke DO golenia z siedmioma
brzytwami " ladnem pude}ku "a dola-
IA i IA cent6w ma koszta przesy1ki.
Brzytwy do tych maszynek daja sig
ostrzyc jak zwyczajne. Do kazdej
maszynki dodajemy darmo raczke, "
kt6ra osadza sic brzytwe pociaga ja
ma :pasku.
PeLONIA INTRODUCTION CO., Den. A.
Box 30, To1ede, Ohio.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-12-22
ANAToLE FRANCE :
I02

Delgado enclenque disminuido, pobre de carnes,
de pelo de voz. intelgencia, ojos lega6osos
labios macentos, con pie alma de senoria; pun
tual y minucioso.
su cara menuda comoI todo el, Sc adherfan las
orejas enormes abarquladas puntiagudas, 10 dnico
abundante de aquel ORGANISING indigente.
Goubfn posefa talento natural Ell arte de aten-
der.
Ell catodratico de Literature disertaba su dscl-
puo Goub{n ante los vasos de al de las
chas arrastradas por los ugadores de domino sobre
las mesas de marmo
Alas once Sc levsntaba ell se6or Bergeret
Goubin hac{a 10 msmo, saliendo juntos por la de-
serta plaza del Teetrosy por callss POGO anmbradas
llegando al fin la trste de Tntoreros.
Andaban asi en- una hermosa noche de Mayo:
Luvias tormentosas hablan renovado Ell aire fresco
sutil, impregnandoo con perfumes de terra mojada
de hojas nuevas.
El cielo, sin luna sin nuves tachonaba su ooscu-
ridad profunda puntos luminosos, blancos en- su
nayorfa como el damante, alguuos rojos 8 azues.
Alzaado Ia vista, el senior Bergeret contemplo las
estrellas.
Reconocfa facilmente las constelaciones y seds-
ando con la punta de baston las iradas lndecsas
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-12-22

La Europa socialsta sera probabemente partidaria
de la paz.
Porque habrA una Europa socalista senor clerigo,
lamo Socialismo 10 gnorado que avanza.
-Seaor mfo-dijo el padre Lantagne-no hay
mas que Europa en- 10 porvenir: la Europa cris-
1iana
Siempre habra guerra. La paz no es de este mum
do. Els precise que recobremos Ell valor la fe de
nuestros antepasados la fe ell valor que anora nos
faltan
Soldado de la igesia mlitante Sc que solo acabar5
esa lucha en- Ia consumaci6n de los -siglos
Imploro Dios, e1 Ajax de Homero la luz
del dfa.
10 que me aterra no essel ndmero nj las arroean-
cias de nuestros enemgos 10 que aterra la dec
sion, el apocamento de nuestra gente.
La Iglesia ejercito me afije yer que lie fall
tan caudillos
Me indigna yer que aistan los nfeles que los
adoradores del Becerro de Orc Sc ofrecen velar ell
Santuario
Gimo viendo que Sc lucha en- la confusion de las
tinieblas amiga de los cobardes de los trado-
res.
iHsgase Ia voluntad de Dios! Al cabo. Ell triunf,
es de quien 10 morece dudo que seran vencidos ell
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-12-22
Ecos de Washington

Id lOS dGu1OGl dbdD 4C Id AduldI q.
Mr.. Clark, de Missouri, Y sus
Golegas Sc opusieron a la discu-
sion del proyecto de ley que
conhere la ciudadania de los
Estados Unidos a los puertorri-
quenos, y tras breve pero ami
mada escaramuza lograron
aplazar el debate, en- la session
del viernes, ultimo.
Mr.. Bonaparte, :ministro de
Marina, pide en- su informe
anual .un gran aumento del
cuerpo de infanteria de marina
cuya insuhciencia, dice, la que
dado demostrada con la recien-
te expedition a Cuba. Wide
asimismo que el. Congreso auto
rice la construction de TN Sc
gundo acorazado monstruo de
2o.5oo toneladas, .aunque haya
que comprar ST blindaje en- Ell
extranjero c.El programa na-
val recomendado por' Ell minis
tro comprende dos acorazados,
$4,000, 600; cuatro eazatorpe-
dos. S3.4oo,ooo; dos cruceTos.
5000 900; Y varios torpederos,
ca1oneros y otros barcos de
menor cuantia, que elevan el
total de las construcciones ma
wales a mas de $3&ooo,ooo. Es-
to. aparte del enorme presu-
puesto ordinario"q1e cubre les
gastos del departamento, perso-
nal mantenimiento del material
Y armamentO.
Fl senador Foraker, con ser
n1uy republicano, ha encabeza-
do la oposicion al Presidente
en- Ia alta Camara con mot1vo
de la expulsion "a rajatabla de
tres compantas' de negros del
ej6rcito. Dice clique 81 el jefe
de Ia nacion pucde plantar en-
la calle a tres companias sin
previo proceso, tambien podra
desbandar manana a TN regi-
miento Q a IN caerpo de ejtr-
cito.
La comision naval de la Ca
mara discute va unas enmien-
das al proyecto de eley de subsi-
dos a la marina mercante, en-
virtud de las cuales dicho pro
yecto Sc referira por ahora ex-
clusivamente<a una Inca de
vapores correDs subvencionada
para llevar Ia cores e5pondencia
a puertos del Pacifco y las Fl
lipinas.
La comisi6n de re1acione8 ex.
teriores do dietamen favorable
sobre el convenio de AlgeclraS
Pero los senadores democrat-I
cas- piden como condicion nece-
saria para dar sus votos la apro-
bacion previa de un acuerdoI
declarando que los Estados Uni
dos rehuyen toda responsible
dad por razon de dicho conve-
MO. que la participation de este
gobierno Sc debio exclusiva-
mente al deseo de cimentar la !
paz en- intereS de las relacioneS
ecomerciales con Marruecos, vi
por ultimo, que los Estados
Unidos 0o tenian nj tienen in
tenci6n alguna de intervenir en-
dos asuntos interiors; de Euro
pa. Sc nombro a los senadores
Spooner, Lodge y Bacon para
formdlaT dicho acueTdo y sci
cree que de no aprobarse este
habra empate en- Ia votaclon So
Dre Ell convcnlo. ST es que noI
resuita deTrotado.
Ia exportacfoT de los Estados
URidos en- e pasado ano fiscal
Sc elev6 a:SI.743 $50, 9 sean 225
mil.ones mas que el ano ante
rior. En- 19llal .periodo llegaronI
al pals I.I78,785 innigTantes,
IS 90 mas que durante el salo|
de 1905. Nunca habia llegado|
la Immigration a tales guaris-
mos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-12-22
MAGEESlA AEREADA ANTDnTOsA
De j. II. BLANCO

Con 81 use desaparece el extrefIi-
mients, indigestion, dolores de cabs-
"a, jaqueca, bills, 1cido del estomage,
en- general todos los desarregles pre-
dusidos por el estomage 8 intestinos.
EGTsss GeS@ @e BG@aae@.
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1906-06-29
FIND IRON IN MINNESOTA.
900 After Accidental Dis
covery of Ore.

Elk River Minn.-A valuable depos-
it of lion has been found in the town
ship of Santiago, Sherburne county,
and j. Riley has disposed of his farm
for $4,000.
The purchasers are Charles E. White
and E. L. Crozier, of Monticello, and
John Monk.
Agents of the Rockefeller interests
were down from Duluth and attempted
to head off the deal, but found them
selves & few Gays too late. The parties
making the purchase have also secured
options on several other pieces of land
at Santiago, the contracts for which
have been filed with the register of
deeds at this place.
Mr. Riley has been farming his land
for a good many years and often noticed
that his plOw struck something hard
when he was plowing deep. He
thought it was stones, and is now sur
prised to learn that he was working
over valuable iron mine.
The discovery of iron is due to the
digging of some county drainage ditch
es in the locality. 1t is also thought
there are evidences of a deposit of pc
troleum there and a thorough investi-
cation will be made
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1906-06-29

leading up to the drowning will prob
ably never be known. The only
question to solve is whether Han!on
went to his death deliberately with
suicidal intent CT carelessly strayed
the river hank and fell in. With
some, however, the fact of tie finding
of the shoes. stockings ard rocket
book near the engine house, gives COL
or to the theory of suicide, while 9TH
ers advance the belief that the affair
was purely accidental, owing to the
condition of the unfortunate man.
The body was taken in charge by
Uundertaker John Rayn, who prepared
it for burial. Owing to the state of
decomposition, it was decided to bury
the remains yesterday afternoon.
District Attorney Davies decided that
an inquest as unnecessary, as it was
clearly evident that Hanlon came to
his death through no fault of anyone
but himself.
The affair is sad one indeed. The
victim of the unfortunate affair is
highly spoken of by those who knew
him. He was an industrious, single
man, about forty years of age. To-
gether with his brother Dan, they
operated a farm in the vicinity Of
Redwood.
The funeral services were held last
evening at 80 o'clock at st. Ber-
nard S church, after which the remains
were laid at final rest in St. Bernard S
cemetery. The deceased is survived
by his aged mother and one brother,
both of whom We're here to attend the
last sad rites.
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1906-06-29

The mystery of the disappe arance
of John Hanlon, the Redwood farmer,
has been solved, at least to the extent
of ascertaining the fact that he met
his death by drowning in the waters
of the Rock river. The waters of
the Rock river gave up its dead yes
terday morning about 5 O'Clock.
The discovery was made about 4 80
O'Clock by A. B. Liebermann, the
we'll known commercial traveller, re-
siding at 305 Second street. Mr..
Liebermann had gone to the river for
the purpose of taking a swim and re-
fresh himself after the sultry night
experienced. Soon after his arrival
at the river, and as he was about to
disrobe preparatory to taking bath.
Mr.. Liebermann, who was just above
the dam, observed an object a few
rods up the stream floating in his di-
rection. Investigation disclosed the
fact that the object was human
body. The alarm was spread and
Chief of Police Block was notified of
the finding, with the result that he
was soon at the scene. The chief or
dered the body removed to the city
morgue to await word from the
brother, Dan Hanlon of Redwood, to
ascertain what disposition should be
made of the remains. The facts
were communicated to the brother,
who arrived in the city about 9 o'clock
yesterday morning.
The body having remained in the
water for about g hours, was in a
badly decomposed state. Much of his
hair had been pulled out, evidently in
the death struggle. The exact facts
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1906-06-29
Wisconsin Inventors.

Tie following patents we're issued
this week to Wisconsin inventors a.
reported by D. Swift & Co., Patent
Lawyers, Washington, D. (.
N. A. Christensen, Milwaukee,
Hose coupling; j. J. Daniel Cam
bria, Apparatus for the distribution
cf whey or skinned milk: G. B.
Freeman, Racine, Back for folding
stools; A. Fcltun, Clinton, Printing
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Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1906-06-29
YALE DEFEATS HARVARD.
Takes Freshman and Four-Oare Row.
ing Contests at New Lon
don, Conn.

New London, Conn, June 29.-It
was like a chapter out of the story
of Yes rowing history to see her
defeat Harvard in the freshman and
varsity fouroared races on the
Thames Thursday, the former being
a splendid struggle and the other a
walkaway win.
Harvard men believe, however, that
the freshmen race would have been
theirs had not Ellis at bow dropped
his oar through exhaustion when the
finish was at hand. The crimson
crew finished with seven oars Up to
this time the form of both crews had
been fine in every particular. Har-
ward rowed gamely, but it was not in
them to win this year despite the
hopes of her men.
The races were rOwed under fine
conditions except that the day was
very warm after cool early, morn
ing. The wind was light, the river
smooth and the water favorable to the
crews, as both races were upstream
with the tide. The distance of both
races was two miles.
The official time of the freshman
eights was: Yale, 1898 2-5; Har-
ward, 1O:41. Yale's winning distance
was half length. The official time
for the varsity four-oar race was
Yale, 11:45; Harvard, 1921.
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1906-06-29
MEAT Inspection
HALTS Agreement
CONFEREES ON AGRICULTURAL
APPROPRIATION BILL AGREE
ON ALL OTHER ITEMS.
DIFFERENCE WILL NOT
DELAY ADJOURNMENT
Third Report on Railroad Rate Meas
ure Is Made-Pipe Lines Exempted
from Rule Prohibiting Carrying of
Own Products.

Washington, June Ex-senator Proc
tor, OF the senate conferees on the ag-
ricul.ural appropriation bin, Thurs
day presented a partial conference re-
port on that bill. showing a complete
agreement on all the items of differ
ence except the meat inspection provi-
sion. A further conference was or
dered on the items of difference. and
the report SO far as it went was
agreed to.
Chairman Wadsworth, of the house
conference committee, said he believes
an agreement between the two houses
Will be reached and that this measure
will not be the cause of delaying Eual
adjournment
The senate conferees have conferred
with President Roosevelt in relation
to the differences between the two bod
les, and he told them that he pre-
ferred that an agreement should be
reached whereby the packers would be
compelled to pay the cost of inspec-
ton, and that the dates of inspection
should be placed on cans of meat.
He expressed the desire, however, that
the cOnferees exercise their Judgment
in regard to these points. The repre-
sentatives of the senate will again pre-
sent their compromise plan, and will
meet the argument that it is unconsti-
tutiona! by admitting it and arguing
that the bank tax act and the oleo-
margarine act were also unconstitu-
t1OnHI alfhnnoh affnntiun
Rate Bill Again Reported
The conferees on the railroad rate
bill formulated their third report
Thursday, and it was signed by Sem
ators Elkins and Cullom and the three
house confereeS, Senator Tillman
again withholding his signature. The
McLaurin commodity amendment was
made to apply to railroad companies"
the word companies" having been
added to the previous agreement, which
changed the application from com
mon carriers" to railroads In order
to exempt pipe lines. The pass agree
ment was based on the provision OF
the senate bill, but two or three of the
exemptions were stricken out. The
pass provision Is redrafted along the
lines OF the amendment as passed by
the senate. 1t prohibits broadly and
generally the issuance of any free
transportation for interstate passage,
and then provides an excepted class.
Food Bill Goes Over.
Both the senate and house agreed
to send the pure food bill back to con-
ference for a slight change in phrase
ology. The change was made neces-
sary by reason of duplication of two
sentences in preparing the original re-
port. The conferees Immediately agreed
to the change and again reported to
both houses. Later in the day Mr..
Hepburn returned the report with the
explanation that the error had been
corrected. He made request for
present consideration of the report, but
on objection Of Senator Bailey, con-
sideration was deferred until Friday.