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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-05-28
SUPERSTITION MOUNTAINS ARIZONA

majority Of the Committee on Interoceanic Canals
10 report in favor OF the level plan It is now
expected that he Will speak tomorrow. and It is
understood that his address will he the first Of
series on the subject On Tuesday Senator Mnlard,
chairman Of the canal committee, viii present
report giving the views Of the minority members
II favor Of lock canal.
The general plan is TO press the consideration OF
the appropriation bills speedily possible.
The Postoffice and Naval bills viii he ready for
consideration early in the week. but il Is not Yet
ports on the Agricultural and legislative appro-
prlauon pllls probahlE VIII ne mace heioTe me
port Of The conferre=s On the Indian bill, which
already has been presented. Will be taken up TO-
Two matters have been waiting somewhat on The
in soarh 6aIolina Tor tie last week These are
the ap1oinJrnent q confelres en- he rate OH ana
The further consideration or ne barnes noIli!a-
lion. Mr. TillmaH Is expected 10 be IN his seat to-
The Canal Supply bill will be debated at some
length and Senator Rayner viii be among those
work on The sundry Civil APproRriation, blI will
begin IN the House this week This bi!l carries
The aggregate being in The ne ehborhood OF $4,000;
81 ne r,,FIic service and consequently have
hearing I'm nearly every Congress district For this
reason there viii be gTea{ demand On ne part tT OF
n the bill There VII 80 ettIE tIloIL % con
man Tawnev estimates that II viii require fully a
reror-ed from committee untii Wednesday, and
may not be taken up until Ihu hui 49,: , +t
right Of way tomorrow, II is the plan 10 finish
the Diplomatic and Consular bill on Tuesday, and.
If time remains TO continue the consideration OF the
Nalural ization bill This measure il IS believed,
The controversy between the Pure Food and the
Immigration bills viii follow the disposition 81 ne
%arrTs iization bill. II is planned that no ad-
lournment will be taken for the observance OF
Memorial Day .s
Tho Democratic hlbuster is consuming cousid-
.ra HE Tine The statehood ConfeTTees announce
,ba+ an agreement on that measure is I'm sight and
nav be reported during the week The conference
rerort on the Legislative, Executive and judicial
AUTHORIZATION bill viii be acted Tuesday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-05-28
PANAMANs ON WAY TO WASHINGTON.
Leading Liberals viii Ask United States to
Assure Fair Elections.

Colon, May 27.-The steamer Alliance, which
sailed tonight for New York had as passengers
DR.. Pablo Arosemena. Vice President Of the
Republic Of Panama; Dr.. Porras DR. Eusebio
Morales and General Domingo Diaz, forming
commission representing the Liberal party. These
men will go 10 Washington 10 confer with Sec
rotary Taft and solicit the Intervention Of the
United States in order 70 prevent fraudulent
voting in the coming elections for members OF
the Panaman Assembly. The Liberals say they
are confident that they Will De able 70 sweep
the country if the elections are honest Governor
Magoon accompanied the delegates 10 the station
al Panama On reaching Colon to-day the dele
CATION was welcomed by many Liberals
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-05-28
GHOSTLY SCULPTURE.
Freak Rock Formations in the
Superstition Range.

Washington. May 27.-Government engineers who
are building the great irrigation projects TO re-
claim millions OF acres from the coyote and the
sagebrush have run across one spot in the arid
lands where no Indian guides are TO be obtained
That spot is the chain of hills far to the cast
ward of Phoenix IN the middle Of the Arizona Des-
ert. which FOR several generations has been known
as the Superstition Mountains
The range has an Indian name in al probability.
but that has been forgotten and ever since TIE first
explorers Of the Geological Survev and the Reclara-
ton Service ran Their levels oveT the foThddlJS
stretches of alka dust the modern designation has
been the accepted one for il gives al Ieas- faint
idea of the terror which the mountains bring 10 the
savage heart
The redaen will travel without a trace OF fear
over wilder rocks than any found in the Supersti-
ZION Range. and through parts OF the country far
more dangerous 10 life ana limb. They will esCOTt
vAite pr1spectors through snow and ice and storm,
through q most impossible forests and down rush
ing rivers where single false stroke of the
paddle would send the wEoe party . destruction.
hut when they reach the borders OF these strange
mountains with their freak formation of stone
standing like seutnels at the gateway Of the hills.
tho dron their burdens and refuse to move an
othe- inch The ghosts OF their fathers are IN
possession OF the rocks they believe ana VINO
knows what punishment would be VISITED on them
l. they tntruded on privacy OF these chiefs Of
the past?
The pima Indians. who for ages have been the
inhabitants Of the region surrounding the super
stition Mountains have many stories TO TEL OF me
spirits that live in the rocks Nearly all the great
stones which can be seen cor miles from the level
OF the desert were named years ago, and each OF
course has its life history. one rock. for instance
is the petr fed personality Of a chief who was the
rniehtisst warrior Of ancient times; another was
potent in council: stu another eXcelled as a
hunter. while others We're immortalized Tor indi-
vidaal exploits of strength or benehcent sagaclty
Three years ago famous Harvard professor
travelled 10 and through the Superstition Mountains
on purpose 10 gather the quaint folklore Of the
Indians lie had the experience as carrier
prospectors. All well with his expedition until
he reached the foothills of the mountains As soon
the odd looking rock formations appeared MS
Indian guides disappeared. and he had a nara TINE
shifting for himself. Finally ne was lucky enough
TO obtain the services Of an Indian guide VINO mao
been educated among the whites. and VINO had ndu
Of the aborg iual superstition erased from nls
mind This guide proved faithful 10 the e9ld OF ne
trip and was OF great assistance in gathering Ils
legends that the professor anxious 70 recoFu
The rocks that are found In such numbers ana
Of such unusual shapes in the superstition Noun
tans are remarkabe for their oddities than Tor
their SIZE. Few of them OF the giant dimensions
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-05-28

that make the Garden Of the Gods and some of the
other localities IN the Rockies famous. but All or
them are interesting acd are Wei worth a visit
from the tourist student
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-05-28

Should return to power would make an effort
70 have the United States. England. Germany and
France represented in my councils, as Office
holders or in an Official capacity, but advisers
for the good Of Santo Domingo. Although I admit
that my people are lacking in instruction, yet they
can hardly be set on the same footing with such
people in the United States those who practise
and tolerate the hOrr!d lynch law. especially in the
South
The steamer Montreal, which took Morales to
ST. Thomas, was the bearer of seveuty-one exiles
from santo Domingo. The majority OF refugees
are stiu in Porto Rico but many. among whom
are men Of prominence, accompanied Morales TO St
Thomas. These exiles brought tdiugs OF ferce
fighting in the interior Of Santo Domingo. They
say that the province Of Monte Cristi is in the
hands Of the revolutionists. although the town it
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-05-28

ports mo that continent since 1868 Imports into
the Cape OF Good Hope the chief corTnercisI TI,s
sion. have decreased from Se4 050 COO IN ie3 70 So.
V0@D IN 40, Aceawaole Egypt's imports adj
Eanced from SsS0et0, in 1905 TO SOS 500 90 i'm 1o
nut as American trade with that country consists
gs"o m Egypts purchases from foreign countries
ca rot AFFECT the valume OF exports that market
snow a growth those from the Cape Of Good Hone
Nncluding raw gold, having increased from s10T-
0100n in 1865. Sls3.323 600 IN 1865 and those o+
Egypt about 100000 in the same period.
The Importance u Egypt in American i-ono-4
trade. the bulletin rests largely IN its value as
source OF certain grade Of line. long staple cot
ton not produced in the United States or the total
imports from Egypt. valued al IS 5S00l in 1906 cor
ton is credited with Sl930s Total imports into all
africa in 1900 nearly can he ascertained
IN round terms. &465 10000 and the exports $780,
10000 exclusive of gold
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-05-28

self continues in the possession of the government
forces There have been several severe engage
meats IN the vicinity Of La Vega. in which the
reyoluuonlsts have had the best OF the fight and
the town is momentarlly expected 10 fall into their
hands Many thousand rounds of ammunition have
disappeared from the government magazine at the
city Of Santo Domingo. but the thieves nave nor
been discovered.
The greatest panic Teiens in the capital and the
guards have been doubled 10 prevent possible sur
prise. AS the exes express it, the Horacistas fear
their own shadow. and whore there is revou-
zionist within reach they suspect each other Al
ready they have begun TO perstcute members Of
their own party who have been unfortunate enough
TO fall under suspicion. General Pablo BorreTo. a
stanch Horacista, has been forced seek safety
in flight Immediately after Caceres's success he
was appointed commandauJ OF the fort at Puerto
Plata. and few weeks ago he paid of and
sent home Suspicion was. however. busy. and II
being supposed that ne vas not satisfied with IN,
treatment had received. the administration al
tempted appreheud him.
BoTrero received secret information of the n
tenton of the government and fastened 10 place Z
respectable distance between himself and his pur-
sucrs rupture in the Horacista party is mo-
nentarly expected. and should such occur Presi-
dent Caceress downfall would be sure and rapid
About ten DAYS ago Santo DOMINICAN by the
name Of Jose Maria Perez alias Maiz CORN ar
rived in San Juan from the city OF Santo Domingo
by way OF St Thomas. This is OF no political
significance and from the lower walks OF life On
his arrival in san Juan he Immediately sought out
She DOMINICAN exiles residing here and after CIV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-05-28
BUSY WEEK FOR SENATE.
SeUerl Measures to Consideration
gTGmmc for House.

Washington, May 27--The Senate is expecting
pusy week. and the prospect Is favorable for long
"orkoays and few interruptions. After Monday
there will be at least two appropriation bills ready
TOT consideration and the Sea Level Canal BILL
having been made the unfinished business. will be
pressed as steadily circumstances permit In
aootlon conferrees will be appointed on the Rail-
road Kate bill; the nomination of the Presidents
assistant secretaryp Mr.. Barnes TO be postmaster
OF the city OF Washington, will receive attention
and the bill declaring a policy in the matter of
the purchase Of Panama Canal supplies will be
considered
The Senate manifests disposition TO devote ser1-
Gus consideration to the canal bill Senator Kit
treoge will present the reasons which impelled the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-05-28
TRADE WITH AFRICA FALLS OFF.

Washington. May 2.-Trade Of the United States
with Africa il the fiscal year 1895. according 10
bulletin o. The Department OF Commerce and Labor,
aggregated about SSOO03Oo0 Of which 81 600 was
Y imports and the remainder exports. The trade
with Af~ca amounted 10 81 100000 in 1903 S305oo0o
IN $50 $lz.G0g10 in 1876 and 100000 in 1880
The decrease in exports % Africa, the bulletin
says, is reflection OF the general reduction in i'm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-05-28

ing them all the news he brought informed them
that he was exile and had come to Porto Rico
for the purpose OF obtaining medical treatment for
a terrible ulcer that nearly covered his thigh
Although the majority of the exiles are in strait
ened circumstances they dubbed together and
handed him purse TO enable him 10 obtain proper
medical aid. After receiving the money and learn
ing as much he could concerning the plans of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-05-28
GENERAL NoeI DEFENDS sroEssEL

Toxic May 27.-It is reported that General Nosi
has sent a cable message. asking Russia whether
il is true that General Stoessel. the defender OF
Port Arthur. has been sentenced death for sur
rendering the fortress. adding that. n opinion.
the equalization was justinabe
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