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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-08-03
Nota del dia

prensa de San Juan denunci6 el
estado de abandono en- que es
tan los muelles de la Capital.
Cuando llueve Sc. forman en-
dicho sitio, baches Y charcales
en- los que Ell tango Y las aguas
interrumpen Ell transito, danan
las merCanciaS que no vienen
en- envases impermeables y eau
san otros daflOs de considera--
cion al comercio Y al publico.
Como ell lamenta bic eStadO de
los muelles era precise atribuir-
10 al abandono de algun Centro
administrative. la prensa for
mulo sus CargOs acuSandO a los
responsables del punible aban-
donO.
Los perjuicios. los inconve-
nientes las inComOdidades SO
portadaS pacientemente por el
publicO era fuerza que ceSascn
de una vez Y rapidamente, pues-
to que los intereseS generates
estaban siendo perjudiCados por
la desidia de los Centros supe
rioreS.
A los justos reclamos hechos
para que las autoridadeS que
tuviesen a su cargo Ell expresa-
do serviCio publiCo, 10 pusieran
en- condolences diferentes de las
en- que sc enCuentra, sc res
pondi6 ConhdenCialmente, que
no era Ell DepartamentO del In
terror el que tenia q su cargo la
parte denunCfada de los niue
lies, sino ei municipio de San
Juan.
El gObietno declinaba las res
ponsabilidades en- Ell municipio,
pero el publico saba que en- la
Ultima asamblea parlamenta-
ria, Ell ComiSiOnadO del Interior
habia conseguido Ia Suma de
veinticinCo mil dollars para I'm
trabajo semejante al que esta
hacienda falta en- tOdo el ira
yecto de los observation-disclosures
hasta ell malec0n del gobierno.
lSe ha empleado va ese dine
TO, 8 Sc piensa emplear pronta
mente, como es de necesidad
que sc efectue?
Lo que puede ahrmarse es
que al lugar que mas 10 necesi-
ia, al de naS transitO, al de mo-
vimientC comercial mayor, al
que fu6 denuuciadO como un
foco de infecciones intihigi6ni-
cas- y IN lugar de peligros Sc
gur0S, no sc destinara nj un
c6ntimo de esos veinticinco mil
dollars, votados por la Camara.
En- la Oflcina del COmisiOna =
do del Interior Sc ha dicho va
que no le corresponds a la con
gregaci6n Ell arreglo que Sc de
sea Y Sc necesita.
ESQ es del municipio: es la
reSpuesta que Sc ha pOdido oh
tener de IN mOdo indirecto, Y
extra-oflcial.
Pero con la nueva ley de po-
licia de muelles. en- virtud de
la cual, ha dado en- estos ulti-
mos dias una prueba de su gran
caracter el Comisionado interi-
no, csc departamento viene a
ser Ell que ejerCe una verdadera
Soberan!a sobre los muelles,
soberania que ha enSayado Mi
Proctor, ooligando a desalojar
a va1iOs ComercianteS lugares
que tenian iuvadidos con afgu-
mas mercdncias yreSultando, CO.
mo era de eSperarSe vlCtorloso
de esta prueba que no lie fue
tan facil cuando quiso seguir
con materiales pertenecientes
al departamento de Marina, el
p1oceliniento lsado. con los que
eran de los particulares
Pero no obstante la momen-
tanea 1esistenc1a que encontra
"a al iefe imnrOyiSadO del De-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-08-03
New York, n. Y.

Honorable NV. Stranahan,
Collector de Adpanas
New York.
Estando enterado que Sc ha come
tldo un fraude, he sido ordenado por
Ell Gobernador de Puerto r leo supli-
earle usted que me indique quienes
han embarcado 10 que Sc supone sean
Al sacOs de habichuelas de orfgen
domestico, juntamente con cualquier
otro lnforme cue usted tenga en- su
poder.
Dicho embarque fu6 hecho en-
New York por yapor philadelphia
que sali0 para San Juan, =. r.. en- Tu-
lilo 7,
Muy respetuosamente,
(Firmado) Scott Truxton,
Agente Comercial del Gobierno. ="
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-08-03
SERVICIO~DE ADUANAS
DE LOS ESTADOS UNIDOS

DE LOS ESTADOS UNIDOS
Julio 23 de 1900.
Senior Scott Truxtun,
Agente Comercial del Gobierno.
Puerto Rico
ot Wall ST., New York, Z. u.
Senior
Acuso recibo 4 st carta del % dc
los corrientes pidiendo informes con
relacion embarque por vapor Phi
ladelphla que sali6 para San Juan;
Puerto Rico, Ell 7 de los corrientes.
alegando haber sido Al sacos de ha-
b1chuelas de origen domestico.
En contestaci6n, debo manifestarle,
que de acuerdo con Ell manifesto del
emba-cador archivado en- estas o6ci-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-08-03

,lFirnado)-J. ]. Cavel.
Sub-Colector Especial.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-08-03
0 Qsu1|O Dc IDS h0biCld0S
cetioass eisdaalas ps, sl tisr Tru1tsn

utsllOaes cteciaaaH per el Wief Trurtsn
CHE PORTO RICO COMMERCIAL AGENCY
SCOTT TRUXTON
Government Agent
Rooms 4oS 4oo. or Wall Street
New York, Julio
23 de 1906
Hon. Bekman Winthrop,
Gobernador de Pto. Rico.
San Juan, P. R.
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1906-09-01

veldi. Raogjafarnir voru pess fullvissir a0
verkfallio taki aldrei enda meoan ham gengi
laus. En- PAD var 6m0gulegt az gefa honum
neitt a0 s0k til Pess az TAXA hann fastan.
pegar her var komio s0gunni t6k De-
douline VIC l0greglustj6rn / Petursborg af
Trepoff, sem lagoi niour v0ldin. Dedouline
hersh0foingi er sl@gvitur maour og bo0aoi
Nassau a sim fund; Pottist Purfa ao rAof@ra
sig via ham; og Nassau gekk raklei0is t gildr-
una. Dedouline t6k honum tveim h0ndum,
og lofaoi mj0g pa fraberu he6leika er ham
v@ri g@ddur. Nassau gekst VIC skjallinu, og
sagoi Dedouline margt af ai sinni og af-
reksverkum. En- PAD varo honum til falls,
Pvi 40 Pegar ham gekk af Peim fund.- var
ham tekinn fastur fyrir pa s0k 40 ham beri
falsa0 vegabr6f. A Rnsslandi ver0ur hver
maour 40 bera a ser vegabr6f, sem greinir rett
fra nafni hans og @tt. En- Nassau hafoi stsert
sig at Pvi i aheyrn Dedoulines, az Croustal-
loft, Hmm fr@gi ]eiotogi v%innuly6sins, sem
hefol main slit a hvers MAINS v0rum, og heidi
0rl0gum P6tursborgar 1 hendi ser, veri eng
inn annar en- b6ndasonurinn Nassau fra Litla-
Rdsslandi. Fra Peim fund.- for Nassau beina
lei0 1 dyaissu Sankti P6turs og Pals. Fe-
lagar hans hinir helztu voru einnig handsam-
aoir, og verkamenn URDU foringjalausir; allur
f~6lagsskapur PETRA for a ringulrei6 og pa
DAFT botninn dr verkfallinu. En- Nassau sit
ur enn i svartholi Pvi, er geymir lifandi mem
ems vel og grafr geyma pa, sen dauoir. cru.
Amman ungan og efnilegan leiotoga att
alPyoan a Rdsslandi um Pessar mundir. Ham
er nefndur Maxim, en- PAD er dularnafn hans,
og enginn vir6ist neitt vita UNI @tt hans 90
uppruna ne heldur hva6 hann heitir rettu
nafni. pao eitt er visit, az hann er Gy6ingur
az @tt og faddur a P6llandi, og par var hann
VIC nam a hask6lanum / Warsaw. Ham var
akafur s6sialisti, og geroist bratt foringi Pess
f6lagsskapar mccall %Pjo0aokks sins; en- Gy0-
ingar cru mestir~ atorkumenn og hettulegast-
ir allra sosialista a Rhsslandi. Med fvlpi
PETRA reyndi Maxim I fyrra vor, az stofna
6ha0 ly0veldi / MISUNDERSTANDING med stjorn-
ar fyrirkomulagi s6sialista. En- PAD varo hon.
um ofurefi, Pegar einveldisstj6rn keisarans
t6k i taumana. Ham slapp med undraver0u
snarreoi dr kl6m stj6rnarinnar, og komst til
Bandarikjanna; par heldur ham MI til.
Maxim Pessi er frab@r ma0ur az m0rgu
leyti. Ham hetir 40 ems flora e0a FINN UNI
tvftugt, er f0lleitur og grannvaxinn og skeggg-
laus; en- ham he6f t0fravald yfr hugum
mama, 90 begar ham talar ver6a allir aheyr-
endur hans svo hrifnir, al kalla ma az beir
fall honum til f6ta. Ham talar fmm tungu-
NAL; r0dd hans er sterk og hlj6mPyo mj0g,
og latbragoio t0frandi, og svo er sagt ao ham
daleioi svo aheyrendur sina, er ham aytur
reou, a6 peir missi oft % einatt ALA sti6rn q
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1906-09-01

atJan PuSunu uOlluFQm SkOmmu aOuf en- mann
var drepinn. A PVT leikur enginn eff 40 ham
var myrtur. DAD er einnig uppvist oroi0 a0
ma0ur sa, er v6 ham, heitir Llndenberg, OF
var v6lastj6ri, en- ekki var0 hann handsama0-
ur; ham komst dr landi brott, og svo er sagt
a6 ham Sc MI kominn til Amerfku.
F@rastur allra lei0toga vinnuly0sins var
Pail Nassau, alment nefndur Croustalloff; eff
hann hefoi g@tt sin og ekki steypt ser sjalf-
um t gl0tun [me0 hegomlegu starilati, pa
vari ham az likindum oroinn leiotogi allra
verkamanna a R1sslandi; en- MI situr hann /
dyaissu. Saga hans er markver0 mj0g.
Nassau er b6ndasonur fra smaPorpi emu
Litla-R1sslandi. Ham var settur til menta
o. dtskrifa6ist me0 agetiseinkunn at haskell
anum / Moscow, a0ur en- ham var fullra % ara
CANAL. Gafur hans v0ktu svo mikla eftir-
text, a0 helzti neutrality-suspicious. par /
borginni baud honum ]0gmannsst00u a skrif-
stofu sinni. Oar kyntist ham ~stj6rnmalum,
og for pa fyrir honum ems % m0rgum DOR
UNI ungum Rdssum, az ham var0 algerlega
hellaour af kenningum sosfalista. Ham
slept st00u Peirri, er hann hafoi, sem var elm
hin beta er nokkur ungur ma0ur getur feng-
ID par 1 landi, og for fra Neutrality-suspicious.
mum til Pess ao komast i hop vcrkamanna,
og t6k pa PAD til bragos, az l@ra prentarai6n.
Ham t6k Pegar az predika s0sialismus fyrir
starfsbr@0rum sinum, og a sk0mmum TINA
haf0i hann komi0 0llum prenturum / P6turs-
borg / eitt f6lag, Pvf nast for ham til annara
st6rbeja q Rdsslandi og mynda6i par hver-
vetna prentarafel0g. Allur var felagsskapur
Pessi leynilegur, en- Pc gat Nassau haldi6 oil
um f6l0gum Pessum / einingu eftir ao hann
var seztur a0 i P6tursborg.
pegar verkfallio mikla hoist 1 fyrra haust
geroist hann 60ar foringi verkfallsmanna.
Ham reyndist bratt ag@tur leiotogi, og pa
Autti hann vanalega tuttugu til Prjatiu reour
a dag, me0svom ikilli malsku ogg fj0ri ao ly0-
urinn varo honum 0ldungis undirgefnn, og
hsnn REQ sem einvaldur har6stjori blum or0-
um % ger0um Peirra 200 nefndarmanna, or
kosnir voru til Pess, az stj6rna verkfallinu.
Nassau for alveg kringum l0greglulioi0.
Ham var svo g@tinn og slunginn / 0llu. 40
1ogreglan gat enga l0glega asta0u fundio til
ao taxa hann %fastan, pc PAD veri deginum
lj6sara, a0 hann var ]if0 og salin t verkfalli
Pessu; og daglega for valid hans svo vaxandi
az stj6rninni st66 af honum Hmm mesti 9th.
Aldrei hafoi neinn stj6rnarandste0ingur ao-
mr. mao sliku valdi yfr alPyou mama par +
landi, og loks kom par, ao st6rmenni stj6rn-
arinnar urou smeik um, 40 ham myndi fara
ao raoi sfnu likt og Murat, Danton, Robes
pierre eoa aorir forsprakkar stj6rnbyltinga1-
innar a Frakklandi, .og eff til WILL. hefoi ham
1hyggju 40 gerast r@0ismaour yir ollu Rdssa-
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1906-09-01
pann stutta TINA, sem Maxim var u,

pann stutta TINA, sem Maxim var upp-
reistarforingi a Rdsslandi, komst ham / hett-
ur og slapp oft med naumindum dr h0ndum
fjandmanna sinna. prisvar e0a forum sinn-
UNI var hann svo hett staddur, a0 enginn Pyk-
list skilja hvernig ham fekk for0ao lff sinu,
en- vio PAD hefir st6rum aukist hin dularfulla
lotning ]gosins fyrir Pessum undraver6a
manni. Me6an verkfallio st60 yfr, sioastlio-
inn oktober, kom ham blum jarnbrautaPj6p-
um, telegrafPjonumo o. p6stPj6num stj6rnar-
innar i skipulega felagsheild og hafoi yfr
Peim svo miki0 valid, az Peir f6ru 1 0llu az
hans ra6um. Dad nun hestum enn vera 1
fersku mimi, ao UNI Petta lett voru ALTAR jarn-
brautalestir og p6stg0ngur teptar / nokkra
daga, nalega um alt Rdssland, og hraoskeyti
voru engin send MILL ritsimast00va; Maxim
var lifo og salin / blum Peim samt6kum, og
allir Peir verkamenn, sem hlut attu par az
mali, voru Pj6nustu stj6rnarinnar; en- me0-
an a verkfallinu st6o var enginn Peirra meidd-
ur eea drepinn. pegar verkfall Petta st6o
yfr gekk Maxim yanalega t einkennisbdn-
ingi rdssneskra p6stPj6na, en- breytti pc oft
dulargerf sinu og haf0i jafnan ne0ferois
margskonar kl@6na6. Stundum var ham BIZ
inn sem misunderstanding e0a sem 6breyttur
e~rf6isma6ur, oft var ham / kosakka bdningi,
og st0ku sinnum t6k ham a sig gerG grfsk-
kaPolskra presto.
Hefoi Maxim geta0 haldist vio a Rdss-
landi v@ri ao lfkindum betri ching med s6sial-
~dem6kr0tum, en- MI er par. Sloan ham for
hafa Peir sundrasti marga dokka og foringjar
Peirra / festu 0sattir en- sjaldan samtaka i
neinu.
Allir Aokkar i6na0armanna og annara
verkamanna a Rdsslandi nota ser fyllilega
PAD frelsi, er Peim var veitt fyrir skemstu, og
mynda MI hvert felagio a fetur 0oru, og o.
ar en- f6lag er mynda0 hefst verkfall, svo af
bvf hlj6tast oft hin mestu vandre6i, og UNI
alt land liggur i0na6ur MI / dai af PVT ao
MEM fast ekki til vinnu. V%innuly0urinn er
60ur og 6gurlegur, Pc or e0i hans stundum
hlegilegt. DAD er eitt til d@mis, az nTlega
gengu allir skosmi0ir 1 P6tursborg + vinnu-
verndarfelag, og svo h6fu Peir allir verkfall
n@sta dag. sk6smioir pessir vinna Aestir hver
/ sinni bho,og 0l atvinna PETRA er ST, az bmta
gamla sk6 e0a bda til nyja, eftir PVT sem hver
skiftavinur semur um vi0 pa. peir cru sjalfs
sins hdsb@ndur og vinna ekki daglaunavinnu.
pegar Peir h@ttu vinnu og loku6u bdoum
sinum vildu menn IA a0 vita hverju slikt setti,
en- Peir gatu enga asteou fyrir sig borio.
pannig slaptust Peir iojulausir, d0gum sam
an, alta med ser fj0lmenna fund.- a hverium
degi og heldu par glimjandi rmour liver +
kapp vio AMMAN, f6lagi sinu til uppbyggingar,
og foru helm blindfullir a hverri n6ttu. Svo
komu Peir einn morgun allir til vinnu sinnar,
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-07-03
w0rTD<T DINE At WHITE HOUSE
h, Willis ~ Montana Decline an
Tpvirarion Extended NJ tnf TF
da,r RI be Hi Guest at DINNER.

Washington June &-Presiae1
Roosevelt rad Al unusual 7xper-sAoS
-odav Al invitation walcn Ne *
-arded - 4 calIer 70 axe dinner VIII
him -onlghr A. the White house Va
declined Tonn Willis. = E2SScN
Montana vas he a Who -e5ec'eI
he invitation. Re 3 Al oio -
s-,and Of President Roosevelt lhe7
sor-ner,v -anched -0gerner N the ~-,-
lie Missouri liver.
wills called on re pres1fen- Fi~h
-ao1-or Garter 10 discuss T1at .Aoz
-air-ainef xara 4 saT0rT zcucs Or ne
Of he exclamation seTF~e "A
he MIX ~+ver Dro5ecr n M0lA
U-asn The president extended % "lyHs
80 4i77e- invitation, Willis pieadea
- he could not accepr - because ne
40 nor have a. dreSs suit I1e p@i-
An assured him hat need 1"f w
rim 1ur Wills vas oodIra1e' iH
I-asi-en- szid ne would Dc ga - IN
+a~~14r aim IN + su1C II buck SKIN oN-
willis insisted nat he Knew wat "tS
1r1.,er and said that While ne Ton'1 DC
Lsf "a ioin he president n 4 a"Fse
5sck -+de. ne could not think Of going
- No White house FOR dinner n any
hing u A dress suit
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-07-03
A>NOINCE CHANGES II BILL
sEas ut Nasis- IN o~uusTniGss- tn
Omnibus ruh4ic Bulktlnx Measure

Washington. Jan~ 4s-Sabtect to
changes the senate committee OF pub
lie buildings ard grounds upon crn-
veoing .otav. made pubic rs amend
nendz made during IS nights session
u tn~ omnibus public building niIi-
Ancng the = items Included are the
following
l. zchhu-x. ST.. a1 Fernareirz.
Pa. 500 eeo Greenwood. : C U.s.
go. Clifton Fo-ce. Va. t48eoo. Dali
Ton. Ca. sr5oe
Reductions Il appropriations made
b. IL hozzze bill are d. roIlo~t
GreenvtIis- : C $1,000 10 5000
Florence. Ala. sJ0.oeo 20 40.ooo. Trs-
caIooss Ala sIsa.eoo 20 iI-eeoz
Oczla. Fla. S. 80 20 s5bas. Ports
mouth. Va S. .oao 10 - co. Dothan.
"A So 80 - $500. Albany. Ca.
sI-5.0sp &c To"1s*
TIE senate cuumitte@ made IN
c-ezs@z Z the house appropriations a.
folLo<s
Marietta Ca Hgo g tss.o"es
Fayetteville. = { SO - isoosa.
pa--x Tenn. Sla..o z $1,000. chat
-a-e~z Tenn. fSg.0 70 slIoeso:
Gainesville Ca sss.po 70 t1a!nsss
<aHxea- = e.. So go ~ f4sy@s.
Washington. y <. 81 600 "a $780,
--~.r~-rssha-x Va g. go n So
c-~- "a E.esso so E.Js. Ssw-
-z-- Ga + 49, - $I@@
To IL general legislation 81 The
-r7 Is zGx~c a p-Uvt-son fgT tearing
trzr a-E --czll1anE te~ public baild-
TX a. Redmond Va 2ad ooEtraets
z- z--1~E~d 1ot 'o exceed s~111o
-. q -.. = cosf for re Udiioihs
~ -c-r led = $4,000
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-07-03
CAPTAIN DEIiNO AND MARINES
Force Hurrferily Gathered May BE- sent
~ Panama 70 PrOtecT American In
~a~a-T-.

Norfolk. Va June 2S-Cap-ain Fred
e~5ck +. DeIaao. I :, NJ c, ar--Ta4
-4-a his morning I'D after hurried :
r.cEaz : number Of marines, EFF over
he Pennsylvania railroad tonight Win
? 5-as- cf - Ter for he Lea-1a l.
and navy yard Officials would not
t-vI.-a he czuse f Captain Del4LC :
sudden arrival and departure With r1E
u4r-nes. r. > reported nat ne gov
u making Up another --31-
- send j. 70 he IsrEDIs Of Pz1A-1 .
1roree- American c1eresTs- l. 4 sad,
Ike that @err l. month ago On ne
cruiser Columbia, the government VIA
assemble another battalion Ar Lague
Island 1avy yard 70 De -ranspor-ef %
the izJhuus o1 4 cruiser, 4 he same
speed q -ne Columbia
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-07-03

$=~ London, Conn J1ze zx-Ez-
vz-cz vzrz1-E --+1zp1=6 ov=- E4=
-0cav 1efCre ne z-ea-=s- crowd -1z-
ever gathered here q : -zce Ia. and
coming ar-- Z 4 tefea- victory
vas Sweet indeed - h. crimson /
~1S 3 g-ea- Tal= crew -h2- Hazard
defeated c1= crew that 1at o-okeu al
records o1 he Thames = practice
and ~=1- Il stake boa- : <zvo-.r-
and -onLg1- Ea-va-d'S .cy : -cecr-
fined.
To Captain Fi-Iey ard Coach WAY.
IL supporters u n Crimson az q
-erL1g he greatest tributes mar ever
athletic heroes received.
Harvard Won hui ya-z -0x=E :
-ace hat XII i've long Il -ee annals
oT college Sports Nor once f-cE m
start 1C-I The LaS- sixteenth e :
nile do The shells cease 20 -ap eacn
her. The uen 4 The rival ccaS
could see each other for -ore TIA
-1-ee miles and l half a. first one Cox
swain and then ne other called upca
Ms c-ew for -eg drive and 1CCv
swings . push rs shell ahead. Then
aCC only then id Harvard really g.
ne lead, Tor he killing pace proved
ec much for -wO @ he Yale -eC- and
Il The ina spur- BOu--C1 and ECEes.
Il The clle. were done. their cars H.
orally slipping aT4E from them Here
Harvard began % open ~ clear Va
ter Between The Two shells and II n
-GSC C2c or fifteen strokes OF he race
: pulled away from Ter rival
Moves. EaIe's No. :. absolutely *
haIsCeC. began % miss rhe stream u
-1e catch and swing his car through
he air He SaC Up II his sea- Until -h=
1aE dropped and hen ce fell back
wards into he boat like i dead man.
Chase g. No. ), raised Moves head.
and dashed water on hin. hut d =
NAMED unconscious for L considerable
length OF time. Al III way u IaS-
nile and Z quarter the Yale coxswaI1
had been throwing wafer into Boul-
tons face. and when Coxswaio Bark
allow finally yelled Vast" Bou--e1
fell forward OF his 4 Dick Morse.
TaIe'S captain spIashe6 water lpcn
his nan and called 10 him 70 ST up Il
he beat. He had lost race, and the
dearest Prize OF Ills cC41eSe career.
but rs was game TO the finish.
Harvard Won the RAGS by less than
CwO lengths and Z half Her time
vas - minutes and = seconds; Eale=
- minutes i seconds
VaiIe the crevs had the tide with
them. they had 4 brisk quarCerine
wind which made fast time impossible
The record for the course Is 20 min
Cres and 70 seconds. made ~ the TaIe
crew II 1883.
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Washington. June 2S-The Sera=
consumed ire create Part q M la
discussing r. public 51zl61ng BIZ
The tine being occupied in -E4 main
o. efforts = individual senator's 10 So
cure Increase Of he oun a-zCz-
Ced for public buildings 4 cities and
-owCs OF their respective states.
II 10 instance q MS character <ere
they successful bu- = ne case 7 san
Juan Porte Rice Senator Foraker So
cured ii advance from 500 800 %
100000. There vas cutie general
confidence that many q tie defects
complained q would - -e-ecied II
conference n repo--l1g he bill sen
aC0r Scot chairman 81 re committee
N public buildings a-c grounds, -
r@r-eC &c i a. -k= PORK barrel
The agricultural appropriation oil
made is appearance n he senate
again during ne caE I i partial cC1-
ference report. -I= report vas COIL
plate except with reference . he meat
inspection provision and II that :
other conference vas ordered
There was On Gesu--Orv discussion
o. ne conference report on ne pure
tod Dill ou- is disposition vas post
DOned Until tomorrow. The confer
ence committees -epcr- CT he Lake
Erie and Ohio river ship canal cjlL
vas accepted without debate. TIE
LaFoIeure bill regulating hours Of EN-
DlCvuenC fer train men waS displaced
3v Che building oil
senator TtLrac found opportunity
= make his long deferred speech OF
the election II March laSC Il Mrs
Minor Morris rom Re White house
By direction d Assistant Secretary
Barnes. Re reiterated us charge thar
Mrs. Morris lad 81 ou~-rageCuslE
--ea-eG and sad that The president had
endorsed The acriex q appointing NJ.
Barnes postmaster OF Washington
The last 4 The g-ea- appropriation
biLls--he general CetCIeIcE-was g
ported during the day and 4 night Ses-
sion vas held for - consideration.
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HOUSE VOTES NOT To RECEDE
Expression Of Confidence IN COnferees
on AgrIcuICuraI BIZ - Conference
Reports On Several Measures Adopt
eff.

Washfn-on. June 2S.-The house
worked under forced craugb1 today
and accomplished al immense AMOUNT
Of business p~repara-or- - adjourn
men- al the weeks md
Conference reports On / number OF
measures were adopted without de-
bate. but Il required special rules n
other particulars . effect cClsICera-
ton and adoption Of one important
conference agreements
Interest conferred about the confer
ence reports CT he rate oil and C1e
AGRICULTURAL bill but both -nese reports
4e~e considered and adopted under Z
blanket r1-a permitting -1e consider
4-fCn OF conference reports without &c
t1e printed 7 the -HcCrC- TIE nouse
arrasset i-s confidence 4 is con
<z-aes on the Agricultural oil ~ n
xr1cr+7g them not 20 -ecece On ne
meat inspection Amendment OF 1 vote
OF -45 @ +. .
Or he rare bill there vas / genera
expression II satisfaction : nat
measure had been perfected
Without -ahi1g Z recess ne house
r4bCraf from Il o'clock his morning
17-7 ad5ournren- q = ocLock TO
7igb- during which -ue many Oils On
ne private calendar we're passed
4r-er 1 Legislative business VAlcn
kanr he house a. he g--1dstone 11A-
( o'clock had been disposed OF crowded.
galleries listened 70 / series q POM
ca speeches
The -esir1arIon # Timothy D ou--l-
van IS Z member = ne rouse LEoE
he eighth New YORK district "a7 Ell,
% he speaker -CtaE ana -7a9 I'D IL
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sd 10 bare stated that . dlssrfcr
az-crr~y c%er woald DO - un-
s te- grand jury desired The jury
rzer rEer held = short oonsulfAoon
z-onx themselves and Gn2Ily after =
f~~ Minutes. the foreman. turning To-
M-- TnzE. sal1
Ta- -a1e Jury las 10 desire 10 asa
t1-rEsr c1@StIo1s unless you desire 10
-e1 s1E anything
Ms Tnz~ simply replied
Teank yc1-
She vas Isen excused
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$50. q Worth of Clothing From
Pawn shop Burned

Norfolk Va June &-TEe1-y -hou-
sand dollars work = clothing vas O.
day burned b. the government OF -
receurIy acquired reservation adjoining
he navy yard
Tie clothing vas recovered from
pawn shops last Decs1oer y Sp-iA
Agent " H Cutchl1s- The Dig DOE
fire today vas the SUI Of he fall
IRE C officials % locate The or1gl12-
ovIers
The burning vas p =
large number o. the sailors, many q
whom would have glad ID possess some
81 the clothes and wiling 70 paE To-
them
Marines stood guard ov@ the Dig
heap and not eve a pair q -o1ssE
escaped the flames
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Must Answer for Killing Of
StUniad White
MURDER IN FIRST DECREE
Accused VIII Plead 70 Intlctmeat
IN Court Today

TEass All - ~ FIR TRIAL Izs1
sh~ Distract Attorney R-<mga- to tn~
CffE-A~ ThAw Appeared A. = ~ =
a*~ E~for~ tn Grand jarx Bat
B~-g-d - - Ex-u-~xt frvm as8NsE-
Any T->Guassny-Lax~r ~h~ It-s-F4
Her Husband . ghx ToEsA-k2-
nvraI x h1E~ Quietly Held ~ ~
Iarss~-- Long Island
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Washington, June 8-Janes Knox
Taylor. supervising architect Of the
treasury. has completed the plans for
the jamestown monument. marking
The place Of the landing Of the Eng
lfsh. Within q few days Assistant Sec
reraJ Edwards viii ask for bids from
contractor for the construction Of the
shaft The monument is 10 be 40 ex-
at miniature Of the Washington mon
unent. Ir will be one hundred feet
Elgn.