The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-06-27

and MRS. w. =. Fuller, MRS. Fred Par
WASHINGTON DAY BY DAY.
!: Notes From National Capitol BY
Special Correspondents.
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Special 70 The Evenlng T1mes.
Washington. D. G., June 26.-The
most recent report Of the consul at
Barcelona shows case Of carrying
Goals to New Castle. He reports that
a cargo Of $500 tons Of iron ore was
shipped into Philadelphia from Bilbao,
the Spanish city that has gained con-
siderable notoriety from the fact that
1t shipped 10000 tons OF steel rails to
Mexico, winning the contract in COM
petition with the United States Steel
corporation. Bilbao since that first
shipment has been content to rest on
its laurels, but Vizcaya has come to
the front with shipment OF $500 tons
also destined for Mexico. The consul
does not pretend to indicate whether
this Is merely sporadic outbreak by
Spanish manufacturers or whether 1t
Is to be a continuous performance.
Practically all the opposition to the
passage Of the Lake Erie and Ohio
river ship canal has arisen from the
fact that democratic senators cannot
get 1t out of their heads that the pro-
posed waterway Is q scheme on the
part OF the Pennsylvania railroad to
4 get another line between Pittsburg
and the lake ports and one of such
a character as to prevent very serious
competition with It. The same kind
of suspicion prevails among demo-
cratic members OF the house. The
suspicion arises from the general Inn
preston that the big railroad COM
pany counts the state of Pennsylvania
and all her representatives In both
branches Of congress among its assets.
The muck rakars have industriously
instilled that idea in the mind OF the
general public. At times things have
happened that might have afforded
ground for suspicion that the Penn
sylvania had q right to so count the
state and its servants but the sO-called
BOurbOns are slow, even when things
are SO plain In learning that new
condition has arisen in the Keystone
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well as desirable.
Senator Knox, during the debate on
the canal charter bill. has shown him
self to be the citizen that has a stinger
at the end Of whatever he has to say
during collouuy with a colleague
who shows 4 disDosition to have q BIT
Of fun with him. g b
Senator Racon5 was us,np aome old
figures n q pamphlet issued by the
canal comnany At the end Of 1904
which represented estimates made
probably a wear before. when prices
FOR 1abor : and materials were much
lower tnan tney are now. me Geo,-
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