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with well timed rush and going away in
the fast time OF 1:59 1-5, which is within one
fifth OF a second of the track record, made by
Francesca. with 90 pounds up. In 1902 His
manner OF winning was such that he may de-
velop into one of the best three-year-Olds Of
the season.
CSeranfum the favorite matte the running for
seven furlongs. with Mohawk II in close attend
ance and the others trailing Mohawk IL moved
up and headed the pacemaker turning for home
but Just when It looked if he would come
away he began to hang, ana Peter Sterling In
ferno and Sailor Boy raced by him and finished
as named.
Inferno closed big gap, and but for swervins
in the stretch might have won His race was
a particularly goo5 one, and stamps him as
horse of some class.
Four horses went to the post in the steeple-
chase in which gentlemen Jockeys had the
mounts. Mr. Page rode his gray gelding OnteoFa
10 victory beating Maximilian. on which Am
brose Clark had the mount. rather cleverIy py d
scant length. c. Smith handled the well packed
Oleroso and Mr. Soule Patagonia. but they were
beaten of. Maximilian made the running 70 the
last Jump when Mr. Page. who had ridden
feultless race, brought Onteora up. ana taxing
command won with something in reserve.
Macmillan made d bad mistake at the water
jump when he almost went down DehlllG' anu
again at the second jump from home he re-
covered cleverly. however and the crowd IN lhe
stand cheered Mr.. Clark.
a few days ago Beggar Maid with J. Johnson
up was beaten seven lengths or more by reeve
ntle but with Miller I'm the saddle to-day she
was made the faVorite in the opening race whlle
Revenue was quoted at TO I. The looked Tor
Improvement came Miller brought her home III
front beating Mintberia and EudOra. while Rev
enue was in the luck The other winners We're
HammeraWay. which won the selling race al one
mile, at the nice odds of 20 to l. and B~rooKdale ~
Nymph. which took the seven furong handicap
after a spirited drive. with Sir Lynnewood the
favorite This the last race on the caro- ana
Sir Ivnnewood was heavily played from TO
10 S TO 3 on the strength of his last good race
when he equaed the worlds record for seven
nIrlongs Cornedieme made the running TO the
last furlong pole when Brookdale Nymph con-
uuered her and drew away. Lyme had TO r1de
her out, however. To win. as Sir l-ynneWood
closed with a rush.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-16
GAMBLERS GIVE BAIL.
SARATOGA Trio Mast Face October
Grand .Jury.
NJ, releCranh to The Trltune. /

Saratoga y. y. Aug. 15.-Joseph F. Clman.
William J. Mackin and Max Blumenthal, with their
five croupiers, who taken in the Bridge Whist
Club raid a week ago. were arraigned in the police
court this morning. They held for the Octo-
ber grand jury. The bail fixed at $500 for the
proprietors and $3.50 for he crpupers. B. ]. Gold
smith was the bondsman.
The racing association is prepared TO thwart the
endeavors of their pooroom antagonists. They
have erected two poles more lofty than the 7o-foot
one SET up by the opposition. Many yards of sheet
ing are already TO be hoisted between the poles
so as effectuaIly TO shut off the view of the men
on the outside pole. The first appearance of life
will be the signal for the unfurling of the white
banner
Police Inspector King still AYERS that gambling
does not exist here at the present time, but it is
the general impression that numerous private
games in operation in. cottages and remote
New-York tribune., 1906-08-16
HARVARD HARD AT WORK.
Slight Injury to Glass-GoOd Trim q:
Americans.

Bourne End. England Aug. 15.-Ths Harvari
crew put in hard days work to-day. The men
practised starts for time in the morning and &C
some pretty work In the evening they toes q
spin at good speed 10 Harlow Poin-. padding ble-
without seeming in any way tired. Tbs visitoIs
are standing the change in climate without ans
great appearance OF discomfort, and the long pre-
paratory work at New London lasU sprinS has
evidently not worn on the men. They take to t1t
hard work ike ducks 20 water and display vnoieS
Souled enjoyment in their work nlI usually Ye~
g7Tded as compatible with the work preliminary %
uT-mie race
The first change Wray has made in his crew
occurred tonight. and was forced by slight Scct-
dent 10 a knee Of Glass. No. in the shell, vhoss
place was taken by LUnt. one Of rhe substitutes.
Glass will probably he back in his place to-norross
New-York tribune., 1906-08-16
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.

The Highlanders were welcomed home az
American League Park yesterday by a big
crowd and showed their appreciation by easily
defeating Detroit by a score OF 10 to =.
Mullin, DetrOit's big pitcher. had one Of his
worst days, and the combination of this with
sudden return of the local teams long lost bat
ting streak proved to be too much of handi-
cap FOR the visitors To overcome Seventeen hits
were counted up in the Highlander'S column, ten
more than Newton allowed Detroit.
keeer started the game by beating out a bunt
Chase was out, after Eberfeld's single had put
keeler third. and both base runners scored
when LapOrte smashed straight ball to centre
field for a base COnrOy and Hoffman walked.
filling the bases. and LapOrte and COnroy came
home when Thomas hit TO centrefeld- NewtOn's
single scored Hoffman, and the catcher and
pitcher home
Eubanks relleyed Mullin I'm the second Detroit
scored it's only two runs i'm the ninth, when
Yeagers wild throw allowed COughlin to get to
first. and he scored on O'Learys II 'Tie. single
by Jones brought O'Leary over the plate. The
score follows:
New-York tribune., 1906-08-16
ESELEN'S NEU YACHT.
Orders a 90-Fooi Schooner to Race
against the Queen.

Marblehead. Mass. Aug. 15.-It was learned at
the Eastern Yacht club to-day that C. Oliver IseIin
Of New York. has ordered from the Herreshoffs at
Bristol. r. l.. a 90-foot schooner yacht to race
against the Queen, also that William F. Iseliu. the
owner OF the Vgilant, has ordered a schooner
yacht from A cary Smiths design.
The latter is to he o. feet the water line. Is
tons more displacement than the Queen and to
carry some 1890 more square feet of canvas, and
yet not to rate than the Maxwell schooner
1t is said that r r. Coleman. of Philadelphia the
owner of the schooner HildegaTde, is have a new
three-masted schooner from ChesbOToughs design.
She will probably be built at L.awley's.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-16
FALL FIFTY FEET IN AuTomoBllE.

Augusta. Ga. Aug. 15.-A special dispatch to ~Ths
Chronicle. from Sparks5urg s. C.. says that y
G Williams. tr.. William H Lyles. jr OF Columbia.
and MIR. luton, OF CSreenvlIe. while touring th,
mountains IN an automobile had a narrow escape
from death to-day, when their machine turn1lea
over 5Gfoot ledEe The fact that the nlacnLns
landed right side - accounts for the mere bruises
which the occupants sustained. The machine was
complete wreck
New-York tribune., 1906-08-16

sBatted FOR in seventh. tBatted for Bergen IN
ninth. tBatted for Mcintyre in ninth.
Chicago ... o o D 0 x-lO
8rcokIyn. ................ y D D o u o =
Hits-OR Brown, l Innings; off Is:ndgTen, = IN
innings on bases-Chicsgo. Z: Brooklyn. - Two
king hits-E;veTs. = Bergen Home
rinJOrdan. Steinfeld Sheckard Chance
stolen bases-Chance. Tinker. Double Play-Lewis and
Jordan. Struck ou-By Brown 3; by Iundgren. 2; by
Mcintyre. . Bcse balls-on Brown L. off lNlndgren
IS off Mcintyre, 4. Wild pitch-Lundgren Time. 100
lmplres- q nd KLEIN.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-16
FIRST GOLF CLUB IN RUSSIA.

ST. Petersburg. Aug. 15-Ths first golf club IA
Russia opened fits links at the KOloniagi racs-
course, near ST. Petersburg. to-day. Count
Nirod. who negotiated the purchase OF Galtss
More for the Russian government. Is presldsu.
of the club. among the members OF which ara
the British and italian ambassadors and ths
Swedish Minister. The course is nine holes. The
opening match was a foursome. the winner being
Princess VOIhOnsky.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-16
GULF GRAIN RATES ADJUSTED.

Chicago. Aug 15.-The long standing controversy
involving the diffeTentials between the Gulf of
Mexico and the Atlantic seahoard on export grain
from Missouri River points was adjusted to-day M
special meeting OF the executive officers Of the
western Trunk Lines Committee This diferen-
rate making for a number OF years
New-York tribune., 1906-08-16
NOTES OF TIE LINKS.

The Fairvew Country Club has been elected q,
membership in the Metropolitan Golf Association.
There are now sixty clubs IN the organization.
The Fairfield County Golf Club has been granted
the dates September s. and for an invitation
tournament Although one of the Oldest golf clubs
in Connecticut, this organization has never oe.czs
held an open tournament.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-16
BROOKLYN LOSES TO CHICAGO.

Chicago. Aug l6-ChicagO defeated Brooklyn to-
10 20 T.
Brown held Brooklyn down TO hit up Go the
seventh inning. when Lundgrcn relieved him, and
his curves were pounded all over the field FOR
total of five hlts for seven runs JOFdan's home
run hit which scored Maloney and Casey before
New-York tribune., 1906-08-16
NATIONAL LEAGUE SIANOtNo'

ST. Louis Aug 15-The train. carrying the New
York National team arrived here three hours late
and as a result the game scheduled between the
Giants and ST. Louis this afternoon had to be
postponed The teams will play double header
60
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
New York VS. 81. Louis Pittsburs 10; Boston, ''ee
(postpOnedl ono game r,.1I., ?
xame. Cincinnati. 8; Philadelphia l
New-York tribune., 1906-08-16
EXERCISE BOY DIES OF INJURIES.
PinkertOn Men Try to Shut Off View of
Poolroom Agents.
Il}y Telegraph to The Tribune :

Saratoga n. Y. Aug. 15.-To cut off the view of
the poolroCm agents. who had built a platform on
high pole Just outside the grounds, the Pinker-
tons strung narrow strip of canvas here tO-dav
between two hfty-tOOt poles to shut 1fI the view
II did not serve however, the wind kept IL
Tapping and allowed the watchers from their noiDt
of vantage TO the horses finish.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-16
EASTERN LEAGUE STANDING.
STATE LEAGUE RESULTS.

At Wilkes Barre-WiIkes- Barre. $: Utica, 1.
Al Ecranton-A. J. & G.. S; Scranton, 4.
At Binghamton-Bingh ghamton. 8: Albany. (called.
larkness).
New-York tribune., 1906-08-16
TROTTING md PACING,
Lady Gal Hamilton Wins T7oo
Fast Heats.

Poughkeepsie N Y, Aug. 15.-Geers and Benyon
on the hOnors in the Grand Circuit meeting to-
day.
Geers the 2:1S pacing race with Ardelie and
the Oakland Baron Stake with Lady Gail Hamil-
ton The latter's two fast heats We're the feature
OF the day. In spite OF a bad start in the second
heat which held him in fifth place to the half
Geers piloted Lady Hamilton TO another victory
over Orc, while Watson and helen Norte came
erford and Wlckersham and breaking the suIlies
Neither driver hurt
Ardelie Won the 2i8 pace easily in straight heats
oelng such a manifest faVorite to be excluded
from the betting. while Princess Helen sold for
Sl' 10 80 Tor the field. EXtOn was an even money
fayorite in the 2:25 trot and Billy H. was the oniy
money The summaries follow: 4 - ~
New-York tribune., 1906-08-16
1MERICAN LEAGUE.
Bat Hard, and Defeat
Detroit Ea@ly.
AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES TO-DAY.
RESULTS oE GAMES YESTERDAY.

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
York. 10; Detroit 2 Cleveland. 3; Philadelphia,
Chicago 9; Boston, o. (Caedl.
Washington. q; 81. Louis. 2
New-York tribune., 1906-08-16

Schoen the exercise hoy who was injured while
schooling one OF j. W. Colts horses through the
Steeplechase field yesterday died in the SARATOGA
Hospital to-day without reganinE consciousness
The doctors diagnosed the case as concusslOn OF
the brain.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-16

Alex and Mcdaniel earned the displeasure OF the
starter to-day and were suspended for two DAYS
for disObedence the post ~
New-York tribune., 1906-08-16
PROFESSIONAL LEAGUE BASEBALL
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Late Arrivaz of Train Keeps Giants
from Playing.
NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES lO-ONNs
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY

ovr y-o-,, =, :. rouI. TPhiadsIphia az Cincinnati.
BROOKLYN al Chicago. Boston at FittsD"e'
New-York tribune., 1906-08-16
PLAuDlT FILLY BRINGS BEST BID.
IBy Telegraph to The Tribune

IRy Telegraph to The Tribune.
Saratoga, ". Y. Aug l5-B. L. Hayman paid the
highest price for animal at the combination sale
of thoroughbred yearlings here to-day. For the
brown fy by Plaudit-Skadie he gave s2O0O. Most
of the fllies brought good prices. Those bringing
$500 or over follows;
New-York tribune., 1906-08-16

First eame1 r H. Z.
Boston .............o 9 $SSS19 IS {.
Batteries-Boston Young and Needham Pitts
burg, Lynch Phillippi and Gibson.
(Second gameD r. n. e.
Pittsburg .........I 0 o 2 2 x-1O IS 0
Boston ,................l 2 o o % o
Batteries-Pittsburg. Willis, Leiieid and Phelps.
Boston. Dorner and Brown. Umpires, JOhnstOne and
Conway.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-16
,,1NCINNATr 3: PHILADELP

CINCINNATI 3; PHILADELPHIA l.
At Cincinnati: K II T.
Cincinnati ............O l D S-o
Fhadelphia ..........O 0 0-1 3
Batteries Cincinnati. Ewing and Schlei; Phlla-
delphia Duggleby Ritchie and Doom. Umpire,
New-York tribune., 1906-08-16

Baseball To-day. y. NJ. American League Park
y, Y. American DetrolE
New-York tribune., 1906-08-16
EASTERN LEAGUE.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.

Jersey City. 4: Buffalo. l. Providence 8; Montreal y
Baltimore. Z; Rochester. O. Toronto. T. Newark y Ufse
first game) camel - = -,
Rochester, g. Baltimore, Toronto a. Newark U (sec-
second Ramel. game).
New-York tribune., 1906-08-16
CHICAGO. .; BOSTON. o
WASHINGTON. 4; ST. LOUIS. ,

CLEVELAND. 3; PHILADELPHIA, 3.
At Philadelphia: R.H.E.
Philadelphia. l l D 0 0 O-3
delphia Dygert and Powers Umpire-O'Laughn.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-16

Bay hIy by Handspring-Ferncole; W. GARTH. $500
Brown hlly. by OgdenSster Stella; w
Bay fly. by Ogden--Skyscraper R Tucker 1900
Chestnut Ally. by Handspring-Phantom Belle; R.
Bay fiiiy. by Franifort-Greenwich: j. Ireland ~ 500
Merry Touch. b. f.. by Hastngs-Aferrie Token; r.
stable .............. $50
hlly by Plaudit-Pat Excellence ]. 1000
hly by Ogden--Drana; Chelsea Stable.
Bay Ily by Plaudit-Partridge F Johnson. 1000
Brown hlly by Paudit-Skadie L. l. Hayman. 1900
Bay brown hlly, by Planudes-O Ondurus; F. John
son $50
Chestnut fly by PIanudes-FaIby; Granger. 500
Bay illv by FTankfort-Calea: F. Burew 1000
Bay hlly. by Frankfor-Pry: Chelsea
Black fly by Galore-Clynenea; w Garth. 500
Chestnut hlly by Octagon-Woodvne R. Tucker. $50
Bay hlly. Hastings-Iady Rosemary: R $50
Bay lly. by Hastings-AuTata c. ok. ......... 500
New-York tribune., 1906-08-16

"Bub" May protested the claiming Of Toots Nook
yesterday u the stewards OF the meeting on the
ground that ]. Cooper, who made thee lain. had
no connection with A. L. Austin for whom the
horse was claimed. The stewards dismissed 10,
however. as Cooper proved TO he authorized
New-York tribune., 1906-08-16

Sir LynnewOod was kicked az the post In the last
race and quite lame when cooling out in the
paddock Revenue badly cut down in the
running OF the first race.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-16

Totals as 10 10 % q a Totals 80 % %
sBatted for Ssubank ninth inning
New York --.---...,....-... ] . L-l0
Detroit ...........-. D y D v y . ?
Three base ht-O' Ieary c-base hits-HOnfman. Hits
on Mulin 4 in inning Sacrifice hit-Chase stolen
baSeS-ConrOv, Jones' eTroTs-New York.
.: Detroit. 2. Base bas-On NfulR. .: OF Newton.
=: off EUbank, = Struck out-By EubaEk. 3: by New
ton. hit by pitched balsBy Newton. ); by E1ubank
l. WiId pitcE-Eubank. Left on bases-New York,
Detroit. .. Umpire-Hurst. Time. 2O4.
CHICAGO .: BOSTON. o.
At Boston: r. H. p.
Chicago ................2 0 % o Cd 0
Boston ...................O o y y % 6
Batteries-Chicago, Walsh and Sullivan: Boston,
Tannehill. Glaze and Peterson. Umpire Sheridan
New-York tribune., 1906-08-16

srpoEds5s S.apa nothing left Il the last Sir 10y
sS se s'F.aes c0medisnaa drogres Off 70 sas ast Z.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-16
SARATOGA RACING SUNNI ARIEs

'14' 4"4' Won easily lime
New-York tribune., 1906-08-16
SARATOGA ENTRIES FOR TODAY
FIRST RACE Handicap for two-year-olds; s7Oo added

SECOND RACE-Steepechase handicap; for four-veor
olds and upward selling: 5000 added The shor
New-York tribune., 1906-08-16

Hsnmeraway from away hack IN the ruck
Jsres had eEcuses.
GIH Handieap: FOR ali ages. 500 added. sever
VI n T.. by Ms-idIeT-t ssl5lLs.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-16
PIRATES BREAK EVEN.

Al Pntsburg:
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-18
A Dowry on Anrrornl.

A curious custom prevails among
Ronmanian peasants. When a Rou.
manlan girl Is OF a unrriageable age,
all her trousseau, which las been care
fully woven, spun and embroidered By
her mother and herself, Is placed In
painted wooden box. When young
man thinks OF asking to be allowed to
pay bis attentions to the girl he is at
liberty az fUst to open the box, which
is always placed conveniently at hand,
and examine the trousscau. II the suit.
or is satisfied with the quantity and
quality OF the dowry he makes for
NAL application for the girls hand, but
II, on the contrary, the trousseau does
not please him. be Is quite at liberty to
retire. 49,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-18
Keir Hardie Says Labor Party
Is HopelessIy Ignorant,
CAPITALISTS KEEP UNDER
In Europe the Toiler Is Vastly Better
Educated and Directs All Of sis
Efforts Against Plutoc-
cracN

London, T-n. rs. The Unionists are
now resigned TO the continued stream
of Radical success and fresh reverses on7
II provoke laughter in the political clubs.
II is obvious that at present the work
ing classes win take 10 risk Of enhanc-
ing prices in order to protect British in
dustry and the labor leaders are uncom-
pronising.
Mr. keiy Hardie, when asked Why Brit
ish workmcn were free traders while
worknen in protected countries, cspec-
tally America, favor tariff, replied
american workmen are long way
behind Europe in the matter Of polite
cal education. Ia Europe labor il prac,
tieally identified with Socialism. In
America Socialism il still in u infancy,
and is BY 40 means eoextensiye with the
labor party.
"Moraoyer, American capitalists are
still able In crisis to smash the labor
organizations, The fact Il that no real
labor party exists in Ameriea, where
the woikinsmen vote on the Republican
OF Democratic ticket.
Here labor iS better organized, is far
more highly educated in political science,
is frankly socialistie, objects 20 all In
ternstionai barriers, recognizes no ma.
tionaIitv in politics. and directs all its
efforts against capitalists wherever they
may be found
The American labor party will doubt
less ii The future adopt the ideals Of
European Socialism and then IL viii
abolish protective tariffs At present it
is hopcicssly ignorant
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-18
Charges Against Federal Life
Of Chicago.
HILL WANTS INQUIRY
Few ofieers in Complete Control of the
Company New York Concerns
Are Warned BY
Mayer.

Chicago, H., Jan. 1s.-Another life
insurance investigation, with the Fed
eral fife Insurance Company as the
central igrre, i b prospect A. result
of the filing 81 bill il the circuit court
Tuesday by }. Ellsworth Griffin Of Chi
cage, 4 promoter, and Burton 6. Smith
81 Milwaukee, IN which they charge that
the company II IN complete control of
4 small group of officers who have sue
ceeded ia pefpctFaeing themselves in Of
iice through flie manipulation OF stock.
lhe company which was organized in
1900 with d eapitai stock 81 $150,u00,
has among its officers and directors men
prominent ii Chicago and throughout
Illinois. In asking for an injunction 10
restrain the tnion Securities Company,
u holding company for the Federal com
eerD, from voting LILO shares VI stock
in the Federal al any meeting Of stock.
holders, the complahlantg set forth that
President Isaac Miller Hamilton and
several associates, IN pursuance 81 q
tO obtain control of the FED
eYal Life. secured the organization Of
lie Union Securities Company, under
the laws Of Arizona, and procured the
transfer to il of ITO shares Of the Fed
eral company
The securities concern was organized.
II i alleged, solely for the purpose OF
holding a majority Of the stock Of the
Federal and It's subsidiary companies,
contrary 70 the laws and the public pol-
len of Illinois.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-18
ALCOHOL OR FAT?
Which DO You Take for Making Flesh?
What the System Requires, and How
to Supply That Demand,

\ fg =.
Much has been written lately against
the indisaiminate taking 0f patent med
ieinea The chief champions Of the peo-
pie in protecting them against them
selves afe the Ladies' Home journal aud
Golfers Weekly Both of these pub
LEGATIONS represent the highest type Of
magazines and they are doing excellent
work in warning the public Of the dan
gers lurking behind these so-called rem
edies.
1t has been pointed ont again and
again that most Of these medicines
contain large quantities Of alcohol Now
let me ask every reader OF this paper
whether he Or Abe believes that dosing
the system with alcohol will produce
sound, healthy Heshg / Venture to say
that none will SO affirm.
Alcohol produces a temporary stimu-
lation, but its continued use destroys
the tissues--eats them up, so 10 speak.
How anyone can imagine that II will
build up the system and produce a
sound, healthy condition is beyond COM
pfehension.
II takes fat and producing quali-
ties 10 make flesh-the sound, healthy
kind. Something that invigorates and
infuses new life. Such an article is
Nagee's (Malt) Emulsion, preparation
of pure cod liver OIL syrupY, diastasic,
non-alcoholic malt ana hypophosphites
Of lime and soda That Is all there IA
in ii There is not even any gum used,
such as some manufacturers put in their
emulsions. II might be described as an
elixir of life, 70 great il its power TO
make weak people strong, sound and
healthy.
II you wish to protect yourself against
the trials Of the winter season, take
MaRee's (Malt) Emulsion. IL II a pre-
yentiye Of colds, coughs, bronchitis aud
pneumonia II protects sou against
these because il il fat and food Rc.
member nothing else enters into it,
For sale hv ~ a. Drown Druggist
As North Main street, Barre, VT.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-18
WOULD PUT PENALTY
ON THE MANUFACTURER
Senator Hepburn Confident Of Success
Of Pure food Bill Pending in
Senate,

New York, Jan. 1s.--A Washington
dispatch 70 the Tribune says:
Senator Hepburn said aeropos OF the
pure food bill, for which bic il enef
getically seeking the support oil the
Senate, with excellent prospects Of sue
cess, ii must be obvious, under the dcd
sious Of the supreme court. that 50
long as goods of any description com
ing from another state were in the 'ori-
ginal package they we're subject to fed
oral law. and the state laws would be
powefIess 10 suppress their manufacture
OF sale.
Under the protection II federal iuris-
dictioH.n he sid, spurious ami aaulter
atej goods can be produced III orc state
and carried into another and placed in
the BODY ~ the trade and brought 50
mar 10 final consumption as 20 render
The law. however, stringent, of the state
IN which ii is attempted to sell them
practically ilAeTatise. That is the
reason WHY a federal law which shall
control the tpAc in all goods subject "
sduteration is 80 imperative.
Askel for his opinion regarding the
demand OF the manufacturers that The
federal law should apply only TO goods
found to be alutefafed while ID thcr
original Iaekagcs, the senator said .le
was Of TIE opinion that such limitation
would prove a menaec 10 tie efficiency
Of the iaw Tor which he is working He
hollis that whorcyef the sdulteration Is
discovered, II Il can be traced 70 the
manufactures responsible for its pro-
duction. he houa suffer the penalty for
having placed on tile market 4 spurious
on Improperly labelled article.
Mr. Iieyhurn appreciates that thc
pending bin is likely 90 be amended in
some respects, aud he viii welcome every
amendment which Nil tend to simplify
ITS nhraaeoloFy or strengthen its pro.
visions without irnpsiiine its force He
is confident OF the ultimate success Of
The measure, ana his view appears to bc
sustained by the opinion Of the Senate
leaders