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chair for him. she said that he was
the first visitor who had honored her
apartments and that she thought II
most kind of him to pay her this high
compliment. She was nos so over
come with delight but that she be.
thought herself TO open the door into
the hall and leave II open during his
visit. Then she sat opposite TO him,
at a well chosen distance, suggestive
neither OF familiarity nor prudish de-
corum. And. all the time, she let flow
current OF the most shrewdly chosen
remarks. the purpose Of which was
yelled by great maidenly simplicity
and modesty.
Sometimes a very obscure little
woman reveals the genius of a great
diplomat in ways such as these.
While Mr. Moriarty was yielding to
sense Of shame for having planned
rudeness 70 so pretty little lady, he
gradually became interested in the
matter, az we'll as the manner, Of her
speech. He learned of her loneliness,
her piety her domesticity and of her
His sympathy was first aroused. then
his admiration. His gallantry yielded
to devotion. He was netted like a
moth. and as the wings of his freedom
were rumpled in the meshes of her
attractions. he felt the danger that
threatened But he made no effort 10
escape. He was a very willing cap
tive.
but how rude | have been" Miss
Byrne presently exclaimed. Il have
not asked whether you had any special
errand. Or did you really come TO
offer me the first kind word have
had in my new homer"
Il heard your pianner." the clumsy
fellow began in reply. "and-and-'
He pretty nearly blurted out the truth.
oh. did you like the little piece |
was playing
Twas the most angelic tewn ever
| heard in my life" Moriarty an
swered. recovering his native tact.
Then do let me play II for you.
oh. | don't mind a bit
She ended the performance with a
medley OF Irish airs. played with
fair amount OF cleverness. She was
finished. And the last string which
held Moriarty's heart in place was
loosened: both that organ and his
brain went anoat upon the troubled
sea of love.
When. at length, he bid Miss Byrne
good night. she dropped a hint that
her pious duties at st. Catharine q
were interesting her to such a degree
that she was seriously thinking OF
taking tho veil' and devoting herself
TO the church. The rogue said this 50
soberly. with such half expressed sug'
gestion Of carnestness and doubt OF
her worthiness that she put Moriariy
in an agony lest she should take holy
vows before it would be ht time fo-
him to propose marriage TO her.
Facing his friends az the card tabl'
somewhat later he was nrblc to con
ceal his scom for their unmany be-
havlor of an hour before.
"Woll pass mo words said he. "cX
cent that Ili be saying this Come o.
rn. as ye will bit that lone riri'll NOT
he ineontanienccl by anybody 20 any
tning while she does Us an the h0'goi
To seek shelter under this root
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For beauty OF the generous earth;
For small successes joys and mirth.
For large content In little wealth.
For books. for music and for health.
For every good Thy mercy sends
And best 0f ail-fOr friends.
Youths Companion.
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All honest man may have a clear
conscience, but he's apt TO get lone
some
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-07-27
GRANlES CANALES.

Los grandes canales hoy existenteS para
la navegaci6n son nueve
1o.-El canal de Suez empezado en-
1859 y terminado en- 1859.
2c.-El canal de Cronstadt y San Pc.
tersburgo, empezado en- 1877 y terminado
en- 1890.
3o.-El canal de Corinto, empezado en-
1884 y terminado en- 1894.
4o.-El canal de Manchester, termina-
do en- 1894.
5o.-El canal del Emperador CUTLER
mo, entire 81 Baltico , el Mar del Norte,
terminado en- 1895.
6o.-El canal de Elva Trave, tam
bi6n entire el BSItico J 81 Mar del Norte,
terminado en- 1900.
7o.-El canal de Welland, entire el la
go Erie y el Lago Ontario.
8o.-El canal canadiense entire los Ia
gos Huron y Superior.
! 9o.-El canal de los Estados Unidos,
entire los lagos Huron y Superior.
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Una CIRCULAR DEL
Ministro de Mari
na de Italia.
NeatralIdad haeia los 6slIgsTantss.
AneIaIe j demOra De los navlOs.

Ell Ministro de Marina ha,enviado una
circular 4 las autoridades marinas, con ms
trucciones categ6rieas sobre reglas de neu-
tralidad que observaran en- case de llega-
da de navfos extranjeros en- guerra los
puertos italianos.
La circular recuerda las normas de neu-
tralidad hscia las potenciaB beligerantes
reglamentadas por el Tftulo 4, Capftulo z
del C6digo para la Marina Mercantile y
con Deer to real de is de Junio de- 1895,
que ss refere IL anclaie y demora de ma
vfos de guerra extranjeros en- los puertos
en- les costas del Reino.
Segdn dichas normas, queda 'concedido
81 ancIaie en- las plazas fuertes maTitimas
italianag, los .navfos de guerra de una
potencia martina extranjera amiga. No
pueden, sinembargo, demorar en-. IN mis-
mo anclaje mas de tres navfos de guerra
de la misma bandera, y Ia demora no de-
bera pasar de ocho dfas; conservando
siempre el Gobierno italiano Ia facultad de
prohibir cualquicr anclaje, de conformidad
con ell derecho de gentes
Dichas prescripciones Sc extienden tam
bien hasta reglar Ell pase eventual de ma
vfos extranjeros por la territorial NAL ita-
Llama
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Ia ENTRADA Al TEATRO.

Ell artfculo 81 del reglamento del Tea
tro Municipal dice asf: s.Toda function CO.
menzara la hora precisa marcada en- los
programaa. y deber6 terminarse antes de
las 123 de la noche."
Ese artfculo no puede hacerlo cumplir
el CONCEAL del Teatro, porque habi6ndose
marcado en- los programs de Ia compaffa
de opera que las funcioneB empiezan las
$50 en- punto, el pdblico de San Juan no
Sc coloca en- Bus respectivas localidadeS
hasta las 8 pr6ximamente
81 Ell CONCEAL del Teatro tocara el tim
bre de la Presidencia, para hacer subir el
tel6n, no podrfa la orquesta empezar q
tocar porque el patio del Teatro Sc encuen-
ira completamente vacfo.
Ell Ayuntamiento ha instalado un tim
bre en- la puerta del Teatro para que el
Director de excena avise al pdblico que Ia
fupci6n va empezsr. Y sin embargo
hemos presenciado que cuando los artistas
est&n cantando entra el pGblico en- tropel,
causando molestia los demas espectado-
res que va est6n en- sus puestos.
Seria conyeniente que ell pdblica Sc fla
ra en- este pues hs de resultar en- benefcio
de todos.
UN OBSERVADOR
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Los MOTINES
SOCAlIST TAS.
EI Car mas teInerOsO que uunGa.
Su paIaeiO De PetsrhOf ulglIadO pOr Ia nOChs.
L. POdeTOsos reflectOres.

En- las fortifcaciones de Crondstadt han
sido instaladoB en- LAS torres mas atlas, po-
derosog refectoSes electriccs que dirijen su
deSlumbrante luz, dnrante toda la noche,
sobre el Palacio de Peterhof, habiendose
estacionado, adem6s, una guardia lejos de
costa.
EBtas precauciones indican el grado de
la inquietud terrible que reina por Ia sal.
vacion y seguridad de Ia familia impe.
rial.
Sc reciben diafiamente informes alar-
nantes de que Ia agitaci6n revolucionaria
entire los marineros de Crondstad va en-
aumento y se tome que lleguen S.abocar los
cafiones de algunos de los buques de gue-
IRA sobre 81 Palacio del Gar, que Sc en-
cuentra q una distancia de cuatro miIIaa
de la bahia
Las revueltas socialistas tambisn toman
cada dfa mayor incremento y los motinea
que originan son todos sanguinarios de.
sastrosos.
Previendo m movimiento entire los me-
seros, cccineros y carniceros, los cafes y
restaurants de LODI han sido clausurados.
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C0NTECIMIENT0EN EN-
los anaIes del Cri-
men.
10 que cuenta Ia Prensa ID
BuenOs Aires.
Lsysnda que gsnsrslll6 Ia fantasia popular.

Uno de esos aeontecimientos que mar
can un punto de referencia On los anales
del crimen exceden las creaciones mas
fantasticas del novelista impresionable
acaba de ocurrir en- el Perd. La policfa
ha hecho IN descubrimiento en- una lejana
poblaci6n peruana, donde IN monstruo ha-
bfr cometido una seTie de crfmenes espe-
luznantes, para alimentarse lucrar con
los despojos de sus vfctimaH.
He aquf 10 que desde Lima, cepital del
PERI, comunica por TELEGRAPH ''La Prem.
q" de Buenos Aires, 81 corresponsal:
'sHacfa va tempo que en- el paraje de-
nominado Focas, del Departamento de
Mayacaja, deaapareclan misteriosamente
numerosas personas: hombree, mujeres y
nifios eran presas de una fatal y descono
cida mano.
janis Sc encontFaron restoB de las
yfctimas por haberse librado de toda pes
quisa una cueya existente en- aqnel paraje,
que tiene Ia forma de IN zapato, IL
cuql no penetraron nunca ri los comieio.
nados populares, por TENOR que estuvie-
ra habitada por algdn espfritu criminal, al
que la fantasia popular generaliza y q
quien las classes superiores de aquella po-
blaci6n le asignnaba una existencia real y
un poder indiscutible. Sc decfa que en-
ella habfa exhalado 81 fltimo suspiro un
criminal falnoso
ezra este, segdn la fantasia popular,
quien devoraba & los desaparecidos.
''Casualmente, los comisionados policia-
cos legaron hace algunos dfas & una casa
indigena situada q ainmediaciones doli6ndo
Sc de la aterrorizante reputation de que
gozaba la hendidura, donde arroiaba los res
tos de sus vfctimas, en- Ia Beguridad de que
nadie conducirfa por allf sus averiguacio-
mes y suB pasos; en- el fondo tenebroso de
Ia cueva hallaron craneos, piernas, costi-
las, pies, etc, carne humana convertida
en- ''charqui."
"En cuanto al modo en- que efectuaba la
matanza, refri6 detalles que repugna con-
Egnar.
''En 81 pueblo de Colcabamba, cercano
su residencia, vendi6 varias veces grasa
humana mezclada con manteca de cerdo
Gel antrop6fago a1adi6 que Ia carne
humana tenfa un sabor muy exquisite 4
.su paladar, especialnente Ia lengua que
constitute su manjar preferido.
Gel terrible criminal Sc halla preso en-
la caTcel de Pampas y todas las poblacio-
mes del PERT Sc preguntan que castigo Sc
le impondr$."
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NEW-YORK, CITY.

Los m6d'cos condenan unanimemente Ell
uso de las emulsiOnes que contienen Gro
sotadO Guayacol Els bien sabldo que
estas sustancias cuandO Sc tOman meZcla-
das con ell Aceite de Afgado de bacalao IN
rritan ell estomago y los rifiones, entorpe-
cen Ia buena nutricion y por las frecuentes
eVacuaciones que causan, prOducen el rapl-
do aniquilamientO de los enfermos.
EEf DIR. Parsons, un distingu1do especla-
Iista de la Ciudad de Mexico, dice este
respecto: "Refiri6ndome al valOr germic1-
tla de Ia CreosOta, cuando Sc le administra
q enfermos tuberculosis, Incorporate
preparedness de Aceite de Hfgado de Baca-
lao, de claro: que los esperimentos qufm1-
cos la observation cuidadosa de un graz
nLmero de casos, han demostradOs que
culduiera que sean los Tesultados benencos
que los emfermos puedan reciblr del uso
de la CresOta otras sustanclas 1rrltantes,
estos resultados los nuliftcan los etectos
psrniciosos que ejercen tales drogas en- eI
est6mago.
Els un hechO bien conocidO que la asimi-
laci6n facil compieta de los alimentos es
de la mayo i'm portancia en- ell tratamiento
de las Intermediates que Sc caracterizan
Aceite de Higado de Bacalao, perfectannen-
te emulsionadO, es uno de los mejores
ben recsnstituyetes. Por ESQ es que los
distinguidos especialistas prescriben hoy
las emulsiones de Aceite de Higado de Ba-
calao que no contiene Creosota d Otras
sustancias irritantes, que ocasiOnan ell de-
s0rden de las funciOnes digestiyas.
De las diferentes preparedness de Aceite
de Hfgado de Bacalao, yo prefierO la Emul-
sion de Scott que fabrican los Sres. Scott &
Bovine de NueVa York;,
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BUENOS Consoles.
UN OBsERVADOR.

Las madres deben enFe1ar 4 sus hijas:
A respetarse 81 mismas y tener con-
hanZa en- 81.
A coser camisas.
A lavar, planchar y hacer sus ira
jes. "@-
A comprender que un peso son 100
centavos.
A cocinar, remendar medias pegar bo-
tones.
A decir No con conciencia, y mantle
nerse en- 6l.
A ser siempre digDas aunque neven un
traje de percal.
A saber que uua muchacha honesta, sa-
na y sonrosada, vale mucho en- ell mum
do. ..|
A fjarse en- la moral de sus novios sin
cuidarse del ffsico.
Deben ensefarles todos los misterios de
la cocina, del comedor de la sala.
A atender que mientras mas circunscrita
q su renta viva una persona tiene mas
SECURE Ell porvenir; y que Sc esta mas
cerca del Hospital mientras mas Sc der1o-
cha.
A saber que un hombre honrado y
trabajador, vale mas que media docena
de ''pollitos'' de pomada aqua de colo
MIA.
Deben enseharles m1sica, pintura, bale,
81 se puede y tener siempre presente que
Dios las hizo su semejanza, que los
encajep, telas y afeites no puedeu meiorar
el modelo.
En- una palaDra deben ensenarles ser
buenas madres de familia.
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RlIEGO.

Lo hacemos 4 los Srea que se reIacionan
& continuation fin de que SO sirvan con-
testar sin mas demora, las reiteradas cartas
que les han sido dirijidas por Ia Admins
TRACTION de este diario, para Ia liquidaci6n
de sus respectivas cneutas
Don Jose Ferrer y Ferrer. CAGUAS.
" Tomas Mariani de YAUCO.
g Carlos =. de Chouden ANASCO.
Manuel Z. Tous de HUMACAO.
j. A. Morera Colon de SALINAS.
Nicolas Benitaz Delgado JUN
COS.
Don Domingo GaIlart de la CENTRAL
AGUIRRE.
Sra Eduyigis della Rosa de Isabella.
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EN- NEW-YORK

Hospedaje De primera clase; ca
ga situada en- 81 punto mas cen
trico de la ciudad, cerca de Broad
way, parque central, subway
v los trenes elevados que ORE
cen grandes conveniencias q los
viaieros. Trato esmerado, habi-
taciones espaciosas, claras, y mag
mica cocina, precios modicos. Te-
l6fono Y demas adelantos moder-
nos.
Dirijirse a M. -LUZUNARIS.
1873 WEST 64 STREET.
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EsCleIa de VeranO.

La escuela de verano que diTiien en-
esta ciudad los senores Urrutia Infante,
ha sido subvencionada por la junta escolar
de San Juan para que atienda los j6ve-
mes que no teniendo recursos quieran pre-.
pararse para 81 pr6ximo afio.
Los quo deseen papeletas para el iDgre-
SO & dieha escuela, pueden dirigirse al
sefior Ramon Falcon, presidente de dicha
iunta escolar
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gsieo1o Rose1 para

9Slo6DU AOGeI para
Amilias, establecida
9aiO elplan americana
que patADcinan las me.
fOres fanhklias de Puef.
70 Rico
Jueg0s 10 habita-
clones Que cOmpren-
den desde ell seneill0
(2A sala, dOrmitOriO Y
bAhO, hastR 81 mas ex-
s6ns0 dc aala, 5 DOR
RisOrios y banjo.
kd&ptase especial
Bente para familias
numerosas y para n
Hilias cOrtas.
5clnaSla espa6ola.
9ery1C. } SspanOl s
EglSs.
III Hotel mas frescc
ae Nneya York.
ContIene toda class
de Adeiantos EndeE-
nos.
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IREIsgRY DEPARTMENT OE P0RI0 RIe0
sUBAsTA PUBIICA.
BIENEs INMUEBLEs.

sUBAsTA PUBIICA BIENEs INNfUEBLEs
Coect1Th & dia deAgo
de 1906
los bienes relona
asu
dedo reagos sgdn spone Ley
FROFlf Description de Ia Propiedad
aproxinadoA
Gervaeo euerdas a. Doniuguito 81
PRIlfERA sUBAsTA.
seapo Gonzalez cuerdas erreno baro Doninguito % 85
Narcia Rodriguez g. - aTrba SO
Manuel Gonzalez 1T2 uedas Vieio
Veazquez Morales
Morales 2casasb bariod San s
Petra ValenGa NIoserate
Pueden los detles deen reeivos expente
E Ecompad de pedad debe
ds sgpente u en- verified Areb PueRico 1906
Csigned) A. AMTEL-COlecor.
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INDICADOR GENERAL

coNsETo A LAS MADREs lei jarabe claimants d.
4 Sonora Wnslow debe sempre que los nnos esan
en- 81 periodic de denticion. Poporeona avo Immediate
II pequeno pacente produce sueno natural tanquo
avia e dolar el angelic desplerta uy vivo segre
tncas aivia sus dolores haee ess las nneiones del
estdmago Eegua los intestnos. Es e mejor remedio
conodo para "a darea va provenga esta de IA denc5n
as eusquea otra Tengase mucho cuidado pedr
"JaFabe Calmante de "a SenoFa Wnslow IS el melog
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La paz de Europa aSegurada.

La tendencia Ia mejora de relacionea
entire Rusia e Inglaterra, esta llamando
mucho Ia atenci6n y suscitando gran inte-
res entire los cfrculos ofcialer, en- donde Sc
ha recibido la confirmation de la pr6xima
vista de la fota iDglesa del Baltico.
Los diplomaticos tienen Ia conviction
de que uni6ndose Inglaterra Russia, que
va estan unidas amistosamente con Fran
a. queda asegurada Ia Paz de Europa.
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Ell criminal MOntaT6n

Manila, Julio 9.-El poderoso bandido
Montal6n, de Ia isis de Luz6n, conocido
por sus numerosos asesinatos, violaciones,
mutilaciones de prisioneros y secuestros
So ha entregado aver domingo Ia, policfa.
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Shot Biz Mountain Lon.

One of the biggest mountain lions
seen in Oklahoma for years, measur-
Ing over nine feet from tip to tip and
Weighing 175 pounds, was killed in a
cave in the gyp hills. near here, by
George Steubenville of Okeene
He came upon the lion unexpected
ly, while exploring the cave with a
party of friends. and was armed only
with twenty-five calibre revolver. 1t
had been known for some weeks that
a marauder of some sort, presumably
mountain lion, was playing havoc
with poultry and calves. 1t had heen
seen disappearing in the darkness sew
eral times, but no one had gone near
enough to get shot at it,
Steubenville was the only one of
the party who was armed at all when
they came upon the beast, which was
evidently prepared to put up stiff
fight The cave was dimly lighted by
a lantern carried by the exploring
party, which made good craftsmanship
difficult, but Steubenville was fortu-
nate enough to hit the panther in the
eye, killing it instantly.
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Just What You Want.

The most complete Lithographic
Map (Size 32x35) of that part of the
Wind River or Shoshone Inuian Reser-
walton in Wyoming to be opened for
settlement. Compiled under direction
of John T. Wertz, Former United
States Special Allotting Agent for this
Decentralization U. S. Govt Surveys
showing Townships, Fractional Town
ships, Sections, Lots, Mountains,
Rivers, Greeks and Streams, Allot-
ments to Indians. Proposed Railroads,
Proposed Irrigation bitches, Wagon
Roads, Trails. Fords, Ferries, Bridges,
Big Horn, Hot Springs, Military Post,
Agency, and principal towns near
Reservation. Every Homeseeker,
Prospector and Engineer should have
this map, as with it he can make his
own selection of land, and know Just
where he is at. The above maps can
be secured of S. D. Childs & Company.
200 Clark Street. Chicago, Ill.,, at rate
of S1.00 each.
NOTE.-For information as to char
acter of land apply to John T. Wertz,
Lander or Shoshone, Wyoming.
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EASILY GROWN VINES.
Boston Ivy and Virginia Creeper Two
Stand-Bys-Some Beautiful
Blossoming Vines.

Not alone may the veranda be
beautified with vines The wall of
brick or stone house may be given
living coat of green, which will be
joy to the lovers of nature. The Bos-
ton ivy and the Virginia creeper, two
vines known through America, cling
to walls without support, and so are
especially useful for this purpose
The former is not as hardy as the
latter, but in the middle and south
ern ATTITUDES it succeeds we'll and
The Virginia creeper is perfectly
hardy. 1t will hide ugly stone fences,
outbuildings and dead trees, trans
forming them into things of beauty.
The rapid growing Virgins Bower
is an excellent vine for veranda,
giving dense shade. 1t presents a
snowy bank of star-shaped white flow
ers of delightful fragrance which last
for several weeks A companion va
riety, Clematis coccinea, has rose-col-
ored flowers, which resemble half
closed rose beds from a distance
The wistara is a good vine for a
trellis, but is somewhat coarse for
most verandas being better suited for
the rustic house or pergola, where it's
delightful purple flowers hang in
graceful profusion. The Crimson
Rambler rose vine is perhaps one of
the surest, hardest and most satisfac-
tory of vines, admirably Suited for
the veranda or almost any other place
1t grows rapidly and blooms in great
abundance. Bitter sweet is an excel
lent vine of rich foliage, which be-
comes highly colored in the autumn
and is often followed by a mass of
scarlet fruit, which hangs for long
time.-Brooklyn Eagle.
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Saturday..

Washington, June 1.-THE item in
the sundry civil appropriation bill, ap
propriating $4,000 for the travelling
expenses of the president, went over
in the house of representatives on a
point of order made by Representa-
tive Williams of Mississippi.
The decision. however, that the
matter was new legislation came
after a very full discussion of the
merits of the proposition, Democrats
as we'll as Republicans generally ex
pressing themselves in favor of the
move to give the president the fund
of expenses and entertainment of his
guests while travelling.
Beyond the debate on the item car
rying $4,000 for the presidents trav
cling expenses, the house devoted the
entire day to the consideration of the
sundry civil bill.
Senator Kittredge made an effort
to secure unanimous consent to vote
next Wednesday on the bill determin
ing the type of the Panama canal, but
Senator Willard made objection He
said that he knew of four or five
speeches to be made on the bill.
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0n&ress.
Resume of the Weeks
Proceedinas.
Tuesday,.


Washington, May 6. - The senate
yesterday passed the naval appropria-
ton bill and also gave considerable
attention to the conference report on
the railroad rate bill. The only i'm
portant amendment made to the naval
bill was one requiring the secretary of
the navy to submit the plans of the
proposed big warship to congress be-
fore proceeding with its consideration.
The bill carries a total appropriation
of S1O3,117,670.
There is no doubt that the rate bill
will be sent back to conference. Sen
ator Tillman admitted there was some
changes in conference which could
not be justified under the rules, but
said they had been necessary In order
to make the bill harmonious.
In many particulars yesterday was
red letter day" in the house, not
only in the number of bills passed,
but in the general character of the
legislation enacted. What bid fair to
cause endless trouble, the naturallza-
ton bill, was passed under suspension
of the rules, the speaker and the gen
tleman in charge of the bill, Mr. 30
nynge (Colo), doing team work OF
superior kind.