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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-05
clROJIA En- PONCE
(Ds nuestrO cOrrsspOnsal especially }

Agosto 2.-He aquf la e.tadistica de
opeFacioneg practicadas en- 81 hospital
Tricoche durante el mes de Julio anterior !:
3 casos de salpingo Ovalitip, Cuya inter
vsnci6n quir6Tgica fu6 ID extirpaci6n de
los anexos; / caso de elefantiaSiB de 10
pierna izquiards, Cuys intervention foe
Ia smputsci6n por el tsrciO inferior, / case
de O1teites an la mano deEecha, (smpu'
taci6D) 2 Casos de hidrocele, de adeni.
tes inguinal con abceso de ID pared, ,
otro de eIefsntiasis del escEOto y cuya in
tsrverci6n fue FeBecci6n parcial. (Opsr6
el doctor G. salazaE.
Dos casog de reseCci6R del intestine, uno
poF volvulo intestine; 2 casos de ovaritia
cronica; l de appendicitis, : unO de hi.
droCele doble, cuya intervention fu6 la
opeEaci6n de cura radical. (Oper6 doctor
s. MOret
En- estaa operaciones han preStRdo "a
valiosa Coopereci6n los doCtOres Ferran ,
Lopez NpsaR, habisndo estadO la anestelia
cloEof6rmica b 'jo el cuidado del practican.
te don Adolfo Fortuho.
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TSNtedeHt6.
San Juan, P. r julio 10 de 1907.
El Bureau de Obra5 Pdblicas, Dsparta'
mento del Interior, recibir6 en- esta Ofci'
na hasts las 10 8. na. del dia 20 de agosto,
1907, en- cuys fechs 90 sbriIdn p6blica'
mente, proposiciones en pliegos CerEados
para la adjudication 90 p6blica Bubasta
de Is construction , entFega en- 81 muelle
de San Juan; construction, entTega = mon
taip; montaje solAmente, de un tramo dc
acero de 96. 40 m (316'2' de lnz para el
puente de los Reyes Cat6licos, Bobre el
Rio 'sLa Plata, CeEca de Toa Alta, an IL
carretera n6merO 10. Reyes Cat6liccs
CoEozal.
PERIL del trazAdo, tipo del trsmo, Pile
90 do condicionas , description de la obFa
se encuentran de manifesto y pusden obts
nersa en- esta Oficina.
La Administrator Hs reserva 81 dareCho
dc rechazar Cualquisra y todas Las prOpo'
Gicioneg.
Por orden del Act. Comiuiouado del Ia.
terror, J. J. JSnusnes. supt. Of Public
WoFks
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ROBO DESCUBIERTO
en- Guayama.
So haIlaba On ID CIudad d Sub ComlsloRadO Do
Instruccl6n Nj. Lord.
(Do maestro cOrespOnsGl. }

AgostO 2.-El 30 de Julio ppdo. el cabo
de la Policfa Insular Lorenzo Isert y el
guardia de la misma Manuel E. CaltFo
Snvieron conoCimiento de que 30 hs bfa
Ccmetido nm Eobo On ell almRC6n de los
q floTea 6ucegores de Temds Cano y CR.
de- eata plazs.
Embellishments entTaFon en- aveTigua
clones los menciOnados sgsntes de la auto
Sidad consiguiendo esclarecar las pocag
hovag que eli indivfcuo Liborio AmRdeo,
habia Huatrafdo negociado mas Rdelante
dos lstsR da manteGR dos cSjag de cigR-
Erillos de 300 Caietillas Cada unR
Denuuciado eli hechO, Que fu6 81 Jues
Municipal, este impuso 81 acusado (que
20 declare culpable en- 81 aCto del juicio)
diez meOeB de cGTcel.
-se halla muy mejoFado de la grave
snfermedsd que puSo en- peligro 50 vida,
al tierno niGo Edgardo, hijo del distiDgui.
do CabaIlero don Edgsrdo VazqUsE.
Nor alegramos de 80 mejoria.
--HaCe ya varioH diaB Bs encuentra
sntre ncsotroB el j6ven abogado reCiente-
msuteHgraduado en- los Estados Unidos, don
Eduardo Cautifo InBus.
-Hemos tanido el guHto de visitar las
ClsBes de verano que 90 hallan hoy bajo ls
Competents direction del iuStrad0 professor
Mr.. B. Cheney, pudiendo admlPsr en- eBa
oportunidad, sus excelertes m6todos de
enDenanEa y la msgnifca organisation
Gscolar.
ri senior CLANCY pronto tendrd que
abandonRr Ia soCiedRd de Guayama por
tOnor que ir desampenar un pueAto muy
importants On otEa IOcalidad, , es de sen.
tiRse "a auaenCia Itods vez que le alderman
aualidadeE muy estimableG.
-An0che las nueve, lleg6 esta
aIudad 81 senior Sub Comisionado de InE.
EruCCi6n e. w. Lord, quien visne con 81
IA dc inspeoCionRr terrenos On donde Be
piansa edifcar nm huevo plantel con
dentino & Ia enHehanza p6blica.
Ramon Va4quez, fn6 Condenado hoy
par el Jue2 Municipal, poE iDfracci6u q
La leye1 de Rentas IuternaS, un mes de
aEtesto 6 Glen dollars de multa.>
su abogado dtfsnsor 81 LcdO. JOl6 de
Jes6B TiKol estableCi6 reCurso dc spelaci6n
en- la GsntenCia.
La Junta Escolar de ests ciudRd ha
lOliCitado del Concejo Municipal el que 81
lo faciliten 1000 itroB de sgua diaHiol
para edi6CRF la casa escuela de seiB salo.
nea proyeCtada hace alg61 tempo.
-SuensD, con insiBtencia, para candida
toB dc Acting Principal de las eucuelas d
OEta Ciudad, los nombras de los distingui
dos pre- tfsBoEeB don Fernando Valera }
don Manuel Benite1 Flores.
Son muchas las perSonss que 81
quejan ya de los roboH que 80 wiener
Cometiendo en- eata Ciudad.
LlamRmoa aobFe este particular i
atenci6n & Ia policfs y on particular 8 d
Detective.
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Mas dstaIIsS de la CaptuEa de Jose
MaIdOnadO Tai AguiIa blanca.
CoChorO dlsfrazado Do DOIICia pI6tUgO que hlCC
DO CaTetSrO.

Ampliando detalles noticiados oportuna-
me1te por La COrrespOndsncS0 reSpeCto {
la captnra de jose MaldonAdo (A) Aguila
Blanca, pOdemos hay ofrecer les aiguientes
que CoDfrman aquellcg:
En- Juana Diaz se preBent6 uu vecino
de ls loCalidad 4 auxiliaF Ia gsbti6n que
haciR 81 BSEgsnto MArcelino Sierra , gusT-
dla Juan Rios Rivera, quisnss auxiIiados
pOr eI paisano de Rio Piedras, Ramon
Pihsiro, iban en- seguimiento de 10 pista
del pr6fugo.
ri ref rido vecino se le presant6 al
Maldonado ofteci6ndoIe un ceche por 81
aeEfa venir & San Juan & otro puerto
90 ID isla, en- donde le faera fkCi embar.
car para sl extTaDjeEo.
Acept6 81 MaldonadO , poF ls noChs del
mieEOOleu EalieEOn De Jnana piaa 81 impEo'
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Una session en- aOficina del Attorney

RV Comit6 especial, nOmbradO por 81
Concejo Executive para tratar del aBunto
de las enmiendaH propueatas por Ia Anne
rican Railroad Company 6su tarifa con
reSpeto lefa, ladrilloB, arena y piedrs, y
tambien ciertaB enmiendsB con TeBpecto
Ia ''tarifa" para ramales, SO celebTara
una session pubica en- la tfeina del Attor'
ney General ol dis BsiS de Agosto, & laB
d9s de lR t4Tde.
Todos los que teDgan inter6s en- este
Sspnto pueden conCurrir la diCha He0i6n.
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PlatsrOs IntslIgsDtSs NOdornos

Son muy f6ciles de diatinguir. Los an
tigIou funden los metales On unas fornillas
Hucias , antiCuadas, = para soldar usan
una especie .e tubO de metal y soplan con
los Carrillos guisa de tamboril aobFe una
lAmpara de petr6leO Cuyos famoB y gaBss
dafiinos les eChan & perder los pulmons8
b .ciGndOles moFir en- la dor de 90 edad.
EI platsRo mcdeEno uSa para soldaF y
fandig Loo apaEstoa modslo gsAM," s
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Busl sOrvIGIn Do c0munlGlCIanOs.

El servicio de autom6viIes que tratRn
de iustalGr entire la cindsd y 81 ''CondadO,
BanturCe, los he1manos Behn, benefciRr6
grandemente al veciodario. AmPiAdo
cate SeEvicio Spor las nocheB, ei vecinda'
rio de 5Anturce tendr6 msyores fscilidades
para concuETir espect6culOs p6blicOs on
Ia ciudad y el "CondadO" resultsE6 81 sitio
mas C6modo para TeSidiF.
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TImtendemte. q
San Juan, P. r., Julio 10 de 1907.
Ell Bureau de Obras Ptblicas, Depar-
tamento del Interior, recibir6 en- esta Of
Gina hasta las 10 3, % del die 20 de agos'
to, 1907, en- Cuya fscha 90 abrir6n publ
camente, propoaiciones ca pliegOB cerradOB
para la adjudication Ga p6blica uubasta
de la construction , entrega en- 81 muelle
de San Juan; construction, entrega , mon
tsie; 6 montaje Bolamente de tres tramoS
de acero de Is O8 "a (49'6), 10 "a. (623)
y 1913 m. (35'3) de lopgitud para los
puentes sobre las quebTadas "LaR MulaS" !,
s'Higuero'' "Convento'', respectivamen'
te, en- Ia caTTetera de Bayam6n ComeFfo.
Peril del trszado, tipo de lOu tramoB,
pliegou de condolences y description de ls
obra 90 encuantran de manifesto = pueden
obteneEBe an egta Ofcina.
La administration be Teservs 81 derecho
de FeChaxar cualquiera y tOdAs las propo
iCiones.
Por orden del Act Comisionado del In
terror, J. J. JImSnes. supt. Of Public
Works
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Eobre administration
judicial en- ell intestsdo
de Clara Petty LOw.ie.
A todas las personaB inteTesadas On el
intestado de Clara Petty LOwrie, = en- par
ticular todos sug acreedorGs.
SABED: Que la Hon. Corte del Dis.
tFitO del DistTito Judicial de GuaysmR &
petici6n del promovente William j. Lo'
wrie. causa de haber faIleCido en- la
Ciudad de Gssyama, sin teAtar, el dia 16
de Mario 1907 la icha Clara Petty Lo-
wrie, oidas las pruebaB pertinentes al caSO
se coDptituy6 Ia correspondence Admins.
traci6n de los bienes de la fnada, encar.
g6ndose de 90 direction 81 Administrator
Judicial que suBcribe, quien Be encuentra
en posesi6n de dichos bienes, ? con auto
ridad sufciente para Batisfacer todas las
recIamRCiones debicamente presentadRs
ante 81 en- la foTms maners que pres
Cribe la Ley de PrOcedimisnt0s ESpeciales
de 1905, y para el pagO de sus deudas:
POR 10 TANTO todas las personals
que tuvieren alguna reclamation que ha'
Ger contra los bienes de IL fnRda Clara
Petty Lowrie, bien como acTesdores reco-
nocidos, en- culaquier otr0 cOnceptO, 20
servir6n en- 81 termino de dfas que marCa
dicha Icy presentar ante este Admins.
tTadoF en- 90 Eesidencia ofCinas, Central
Aguirre, Guayama, dichaH cuentas re-
clamaciones, debidamente juradaA, para
ebrar en- ConaeCuencia con arreglo dere'
cho.
Frank z. Dsster, Gag. Coll Cuohi,
AbOgados del Administrator. Walter A.
LOsorie. Administrator Judicial.
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Guerra ineYitahIe.

66bess Dor confidencias que muy pronto
aa decIarar6 Ia guerra de nuevo eatre Eu'
sos , japoneses y n6bele tambien que no
hay cors6S en- eI muudo como los Warmers
que venden el Cielo la Viscaina. AbajO
10 guerrF.
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Los CspataCes y guardias dehera
tener muChO CuidadO.
Los oncargadOs De Ia CustodIa De On pr0sO seTaH
responsahIos On case Do tHga.

En- la Ultima conferences que tuvo 81
B6bado con el gobernsdor Post IN repre-
sentante~ de "La Correspondence" mani'
f.st6 aqu6l que los capataces policfas de
peualeS asi como los encaTgadoB del servi-
clio de carreteras que depsnden del depAr-
tamento del Interior, Ber6n siempre TeBpcn.
SabIes de los presses que estau bsjo 50
custodia, Cada vez que uuo de estOs SO
fugue, pro'bado que sea no hubo una faer-
"a mayor imposib'e de contrarrestsr que
puede alegarse para justifcar la imponibi-
lidad de avitar Ia huida, el indicado fun'
Cionario perder6 su deatino irremisib!e'
meBts.
Mucha vijiIancia , cuidado han de
teDer, pups, los encaTgados del uervicio de
carreteEas con los presos que est6n baio Bu
custodia. pues en- clio les va Eu des'ino.
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fn Ia Mnnsl6n EI'cutIVa.

EAta mafiana estuvo en- 81 despacho del
gObernador el Lcdo. Diaz Navarro, Con-
Sejero del Executive.
Con la prOximi lad del dsDpacho del
Correo no habiendo asuutos de que
informar hoy & Ia prenBa no estuvieron
los ''repoEteEs" en- 81 despacho del HefioE
Post
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vapor de gasOliDa, que resultan Iimpicu,
eCOn6micos, Haman ID atenOi6n del pdbli'
co, y Aobre TODD, no le hAoan dafo RI ope'
raPio. Producer chorro continue. De
vsnta en- 81 Dsp6sito Dental de joss Sal
gado JimensA sc San FEanCineo.
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LA RELOJERIA , jOyerfa del sr.
Kehrhshn y Co Se ha trasladado & ID c.
lie de San joss is frente ri CoTreo, donde
hay ConBtsutOmsnts IN buen Burtido de re-
Ioieu , otras prendas. pa
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En- MorOvis, b cabO PachecO ocup6
ounce quintales de harina en- NAL estado
y cincuepta libYaS da Dsn.
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ANyNCI0.
frames mstaIleos.

Departments del lTsteriOT.-BGreGG de
Obr0s PG6licas- OfcSnG del SNpe'
fIntendente. @
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De VENTA POR
v. Hust6 & Co
SEPASE

Que no pubIieauaos comunicados sin quO
team pagados Dor adsIantad0.
Onda 1Oin palapRaB 20 oUSntan poE una IL
uOa y Ia lfn0A vale dies osntav08.
Las oaYtaB qn0 VonGan con soDuniaaooa
Oin % impoRta No % eontsE tan.
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ANUNCIO
Tramos nstaIIeOs.

DepartomentO del Interior. Bureau de
Obras PdblieOs Ofcina del SGpe.
TSntedente.
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EN- la CORTe OE DISTRTO DEL DlSTRlTO JUDI
CIAL De GUAYANL PR

Jurisdiction voIuntaris.
Juez: Hon. Luis Mufioz Morales.
William j. Lowrie,
Promovente.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-02-20
MORE INCREASES GO OUT
House Resumes Consideration of the
Post Office Bill.

When consideration of the post Office
appropriation bill under the five-minute
rule is completed by the House rule will
be brought in restoring to the bill those
increases to city carriers, rural carriers
and clerks in post offices knocked out of
the measure on points of order. This Is
the course that was followed with the
legislative bill last year after it had been
torn to pieces on points Of order, made by
Representatives Prince Of Illinois and
Hardwick of Georgia
Representative Macon of Arkansas was
the offender yesterday, and he secured the
elimination on points of order of the in
creases. The rule will simplify matters
and make everybody, except perhaps Mr..
Macon. happy, as there is an overwhelm-
ing majority in the House in favor of the
general increases provided for in the bill
Immediately after going into committee
of the whole today the House resumed
consideration of the amendment offered
by Representative Goebel of New York,
increasing by 20 per cent the salaries of
first and second classes
1t went out on point of order made
by Mr.. Overstreet.
Mr.. Clayton of Alabama presented an
amendment providing that fourth-class post
Offices should not be discontinued unless
fifteen days notice had been given to tie
representative or delegate in Congress from
the district in which such post office is To-
Gated The amendment was ruled out on
q point of order, but not until a number of
members from rural districts had had an
opportunity to explain the injustice fire.
quently done by the discontinuance of small
Offices without notice.
An amendment presented by Mr.. Crum-
packer of Indiana fixing the limit Of rent
at third-class post Offices at $3.50. being an
increase OF $50 per annum, was adopted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-02-20
NAVY LEAGUE PLANS.
Will Visit White House in Body the
22d Instant.

Announcement Is made that President
Roosevelt will receive the members of the
Navy League in the East Room of the
White House at 2:3O pm. the Odd instant,
the convention proceeding in body from
the New Willard Mr.. and Mrs. James w.
Pinchot will entertain the members Of the
league at their home 1915 Rhode Island
avenue northwest, at o'clock. A banquet
at the New Willard in the evening will
conclude the meeting of the league.
DR.. Hollingsworth chairman of the COM
mittee of arrangements, Is at the New
willard. where he will be pleased to re-
ceive the delegates.
The league has been organized On lines
similar to the German Navy League, for
the purpose Of giving facilities for study
ing questions affecting the navy and to
is felt in it by the public at large. The
convention will give particular considera-
ton to the navy personnel bill, which the
officers of the league declare has been
smothered by Senator Hale and Chairman
Foss, who seem bent on continuing the
present condition of our naval organiza-
ton, thus giving an exhibition of reck-
lessness or ignorance that is pitiful to
contemplate. Strong resolutions, con-
demning their action will be introduced at
the forthcoming session of the league.
The leagues membership is made up Of
citizens having no direct connection with
the navy, but who believe that a strong
and efficient navy Is necessary for the
preservation Of Americas foreign trade
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-02-20
LAST TRIBUTES PAID.
Funeral Services Over Remains Of
Charles W. Schneider.

The funeral of Mr.. Charles w. Schneider.
who died Sunday evening, took place from
the family residence, 2030 10Th street, this
afternoon at o'clock The services were
conducted by Rev. w. T. D. Moss, pastor
of the Washington Heights Presbyterian
Church, who officiated in place of Rev. DR..
John Lee Allison, pastor of Gunton Temple
Presbyterian Church, who is i'll. The pail
bearers were chosen from among the close
friends of the deceased, and were Messrs
Evans, Hall, Lapham, Ayres and Lockhart
There were many floral offerings, a num-
Der of tributes having been sent by friends
of the deceased in the Office of stationery
and printing of the Interior Department
From the employees of the Office of the Sec
rotary Of the Interior there was a wreath
of orchids. The members of the Chamber
lain Club, of which the deceased was
member, sent a beautiful design, Gates
Ajar.' and other friends in the Interior De-
partment gave a blanket of sweet peas,
which covered the bier
The interment was in Glenwood cemetery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-02-20
FOR BARRY STATUE
COMMISSION MEETS AND PLANS
FOR EXECUTING THE WORK.

The Barry statue commission held q
meeting at the Office Of the Secretary of
War this morning and made preliminary
arrangements for the execution of the act
of Congress which appropriated $4,000 for
the erection of a suitable statue of Com
modore John Barry in a public reservation
IN this city. There were present Secretary
Tart, Secretary Metcalf. Representative
McCleary Of Minnesota, chairman of the
House committee on Library. and Mr.. P.
j. Haltigan, representing Irish-American
societies interested in the movement for
the erection of the statue.
The law providesthat the statue shall be
erected in public reservation in this city
other than the grounds of the Capitol and
Congressional Library. Several sites have
been suggested by persons in interest. but
the one apparently most generally favored
is the reservation at the intersection Of
Massachusetts and New Jersey avenues and
G street. short distance west Of the plaza
of the new union station. There is a large
fountain in this reservation at present An
other site favorably considered is at the
southwest corner Of Franklin Park 14th
and / streets.
can societies 1t was decided by the COM
mission that the contract for making the
statue should be given to an American
sculptor of Irish descent or abstraction, in
GLIDING in such lists the names of st. Gau-
dens, John Boyle, Daniel French. James
Kelly and Mr.. Murray. These and other
artists will be invited to submit designs of
the proposed statue and from among these
the commission will select the one regard
ed as most suitable for the purpose. The
conditions of the competition will be SINH
lar In general lines to previous competitions
for statues of military heroes already erect
ed in the parks of Washington.
Commodore Barry was one Of the earliest
1rlsh-Americans of distinction. He was
States while a young man and settled in
Philadelphia. When a little over thirty
years of age he was placed in command Of
naval vessel by special act of the Con-
tinental Congress and served with great
ability and heroism during the revolution
airy war.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-02-20
Consumption Is Not
Hereditary
A Common Error Refuted

The fact that consumption Is frequently seen to
IN families gives rise to the general idea that
II 70 hereditary. but this Is Weak lungs
be hereditary, and where they exist consump-
by q germ which all persons frequently inhale,
especially in cities where dust is flying all
times. 1t Ia in weak lungs that the germ fnds q
lodging place, multiplies and starts Its work
Of destroying the mucous membrane. bad cold
or cough creates innamed condition OF these
membranes OF the pulmonary organs and affords the
germ opportunity Of taking hold; whereas the
healthy lung Will quickly throw It on. prom
inent physician from the Philadelphia Clinic. who
conducted the successful experiments with pine for
treating pulmonary troubles. and who for several
years maintained a camp In the heart OF the big
pine forests Of Maine says that for stimulating the
growth and developing the respiratory organs and
bronchial tubes there Is no equal to the oil OBJ
tained from the spines OF the East. He the
first to prepare truly soluble oil OF the pine and
he claims by its all the advantages OF pine
forest camp can be had at home II the patient will
exercise. meanwhile cultivating the habit Of Deep
full breathing. The term Of pine that he uses IL
known to the medical profession as Concentrated"
oil Of pine, and IL to be found at every good pre-
scriptiou druggists. Care should be taken to get
the real article, which comes put up for incident
use only In one way. and that IL In half-ounce bot
ties enclosed In small round screw-o2 cases. which
are intended to protect the nuid from changes OF
atmosphere. The original formula used Is ss fol-
lows:
Two ounces Of elycerine. haf-ounce Concen-
trated Oh Of pine and q haif-pint Of hrst-ciass
whfskey. II should be thoroughly shaken and used
every -four hours In tablespoon doses. !"
He cautions against the oils sold In bulk and
patent medicines sometimes put up In wooden
boxes and using q somewhat similar name. They
are harmful and have bad results instead Of being
curative.
This MIXTURE viii check and often comusetely
cure an acute cough q cold made of t~eaty- -four
houm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-02-20
Funeral of Mrs. ]. L. sayles.

Jennie L. Sayles. who died suddenly Satur-
day at her residence, 222 F street north
east. were held at IL o'clock yesterday
morning in the Zion Baptist Church. Rev.
William Howard conducted the services, as
sisted by Eevs. DIR. Smith. Shelton Miller,
E. H. Peck, w. d. Jarvis. Alexander Will
banks. J. H. Lee and ]. C.. Dent.
Mrs Sayles was the wife Of Rev. Aquilla
Sayles. pastor of the Providence Baptist
Church, Sd and G streets southwest. In
conection with the services Mrs. Julia Ma
son Layton read a poem on the life and
use .ulness of Mrs. Sayles. Resolutions of
coincidence were alsc read from the Meridian
Chapter, F. A. A. M; Young Peoples So
ciety of Christian Endeavor and the Baptist
MINISTER'S Alliance of the District of CO.
lumbid
Her husband and two sons survive her.
Interment was made in Harmony cemetery.
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Major Farquhar Mentioned.

Maj John M. Farquhar. who formerly
represented the Buffalo district in the House
of Representatives. is prominently mem
toned by his friends for appointment as a
member of the immigration commission
authorized by the immigration bill recently
passed by Congress. Maj. Farquhar was q
member OF the industrial commission that
made its report to Congress several years
ago. and acted as subcommission on i'm
migration of that commission. His thor
ough familiarity with such matters has
brought his name to the attention Of the
President.
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TRADE WITH GERMANY.
Existing Agreement Will Expire
Juna 20

Although the formal report of 8. N. d.
North, the head of the American tarin
expert commission in Germany. upon the
results of its recent visit to that country,
has not yet been filed with the State De-
partment, 1t has become evident that the
existing arrangement with Germany, where
by American imports into that country are
given minimum tariff rates. cannot be con-
tinued in its present shape beyond June
30 next, when the German act OF extension
expires. Just what form the new agree
ment will take-for, II Is expected that
there will be further extension of some
basis-cannot now be foretold. but pledges
made by members of the German govern
rnent TO various party leaders are said to
prevent them from renewing In terms the
present arrangement