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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1908-02-07
KINn OARLoS DEATH

The world IL shocked at the tate Of por,
angal's King, Carlos l, and Of his son, the
Grown Prince LuiE Flippe, The assassi
ion occurred last Saturday, Whatever
y have been the weaknesses aud the faults
The dead monarch, the world will have
hing IN to say Of him now, II will 10
mber him only as man, not as a ruler,
! recall that he was kind and cheerful
I brave, But OF the three assassins who
fe their lives TO blot ont his. It viii re-
moer that they worcestershire Not
rsyrs to q peoples cause nor patriots who
ID death bravely for their countrys good
but traitors, red.handed mnrderers, COW.
IL, who hid their weapons beneath the
ne cloaks that sheltered their craven
arts and fired from ambush upon their
,pless victims and a woman, No nobility
theirs that spared the Queen merely
accident Of misdirected hullels
The assassination Of King Carlos aud Of
II heir to the throne has done little for the
cause of republlcAnism In Portugal Great
governments seldom arise out Of blood shed
in treachery, Outside Of the kingdom It
will hurt the cause, Such crime will
ALLEVIATE the sympathy Of true republicans
aud call down upon It's perpetrators the
warth Of other monarohists, Aside nom
lie moral inlQulty, the murder Of the mon,
arch was huge political mistake, The
Portuguese people were not ready Tor
general revolution that would sweep the
throne of the soil Of Portugal; republican.
ism could not yet crush monarohism In
opsn fight, Now the bold will have TO run
for their lives, the timid will flock to the
camp Of the party In power, and the inno-
cent will be punished for the crime Of the
guilty. The world will doubt the sincerity
of the reyolutionists, Assassination is never
the herald Of freedom; tits the forerunner
Of anarchy, Thus, irom every standpoint
the murder OF Carlos l aud OF the Crown
Prince Luls Ellppe Is to be deplored,
The sympathy Of all the world will SO
out to the sweet and brave Queen Amelie,
who tried to protect the lives Of her two
sons with her own body, With the help Of
Premier Franco, she will have to face the
present crisis aud drown her grief In the re.
sponsihiliIy Of governing her people with
all the wisdom and ioriitude at her COM
mAnd, She has always been regarded 10
Europe asa very able woman aud Of high
character, but what results she win be able
TO bring ont Of the present condition Of
things cannot now be prophesied,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1908-02-07
BOYCOTT rs ILLE6AE


n Inc United States Supreme Court has
lately made three Important decisions against
labor unions, and are In substance as FOL,
lowss
On January q, in the case Of railway EN-,
ployes who sought to secure damages under
what is known as the "employers' liability
law" making railroads responsible for iniu,
rles resulting NON the negligence Of fellow
employees, the Sapreme Court held the law
20 be Unconstitutional,
On January %, the Erdman arbitration
act, Eorhiddisg the discharge Of employees
because they belonged to labor unions. was
declared by the Supreme Court 10 be un-
constitutional
On February 3, In the case Of Loews 4
Co, hat manufacturers, Of DAnbury, Conn :,
against whom boycott had been declared
by the American Federation Of LAbor, the
supreme Court declared; The comoina,
lion charged falls within the class OF re.
slraints OF trade aimed At compelling third
parties and strangers individually not Il
eagAge in the course Of trade except on con
oitions that the combination imposes
Mondays decree Is without doubt III,
most far reaching Of any labor decision eve
handed down by the Supreme Court. 1t
practical effect is to put an end to all boy
cots affecting goods which enter into inter
state trade, Ills understood that the Amer
lean Federauonlst, the ofaeial organ Of III
Federation Of Labor. Of which Samuel Com
peTs Is pEesidenL has more than 100 concern
on It's "uniar list" which means that boy
colts are operating against them. Inasmuel
As such advertising OF manufacturers is on
Of the phases Of boycott, II Is 10 be presOm
cd that the lis, will have TO be taken out o
the Fsdsatopist To put Il another way
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1908-02-07
MILL FOR SALE,

AT \ BARGAIN rwENTY>RlvE BAR,
N Rat HoLLNH MllI with meal and
teed earrs ran by water and steam, aoap ma,
chlnecy run by either StSaA o. water, rAe
machinery aud ha,lalaE are in Srat~clAss con,
dl,ion and the mill doing geoa custom easi,
uesa, Located q Kings Valley, Nd, : Hllss
from railroad ststlea, This property will
bear Investigation, MiategSsSea, aaaCeSS
LUTHER q KING,
~ D, No, /,
jan 2S,Sm Heya's, Ma,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1908-02-07
ANNUAL NESTING.

'INhE annual meeliag Of the Stockholders
Il Of the Washington aud q en- NeAo Rail,
way Company, % Montgomery CoaaVy, will
be held al the Office Of the Company In GNea
Echo, Maryland, on Wednesday, ReNeaAry
lslh, 1905, TOR The purpose OF eleetlaSA Board
81 Directors TO serve Tor the easaiag year aud
the transaction otsaeA other easlaeSs A. MAY
properly come before the meellaS, Polls will
open al 7, N, and close , 2, N,
+, ], WhtTEnEAn,
jan Shat SNSrS,asy,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1908-02-07
Notice 90 Creditors.

MoTlCEis hereby givea that The sasscglN,
IN ers have obtained feeM the Orphans
Oeattot Montgomery county, Nd, letters u
Naturalization On the personal estate u
JACOB !, KEMP,
late OF said county, deceased, Al persons
having claims against said aeceAsea are here
ey warned 10 exhibit The same, with the VoaeA,
ere thereof TO the Subscribers, On OF eeFaFN
the lA,h day OF JAY, 1905 Otherwise tAey
may, by law, be excluded from all hen,
eht Of said estate, An persons Indebted 10
said estate are requested 10 make Immediate
payment Given aaaer oar hands this lAlA
day Of January, 1905,
JONATHAN W RANNR,
JONATHAN :, KGMe,
jan ls>sl AaminlstrA(NFS
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Nelc Advertisements.


A REPRESENTATIVES, ia this eoaa,y h
IA large real estate cooperation, SpeSia
inducements 10 tAose who visa 10 become
financially Interested,
Tar REAL ESrATR SECURITY co,
Fort Dearborn Bsilaisg Chicago, M,
teh IA
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1908-02-07
NOTICE. 10 owNERs OF noes,

NoTlCE Is hereby givea to owners Of aogs
IN within the corporate limits Of the Town
81 Rockville that the annual license tor the
year beginning January l, ICES, Is aoW due
and tags must be procured tom the RAiaG
on or before February l, 1905, under the
penalty Of the Law,
The time Cor payment Of dog tax ls exteaa,
Ell 10 February lslh, lsoS, amer which date
the said taxes viii be collected BY law As pro-
vided for same,
Ry order Of the Mayor aud Coaneil
JOHN j. HIGGINS,
feb ltd Clerk,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1908-02-07
RRIDeE SALE

win Oaes for sale to The loWest responsible
bidder, on the premises On Saturday, Feb
raary sSth, 1908, 81 n O'Clock, A, N, The
contract 10 erect wooden bridge With stone
ao1tments over HookerNs Branch "a the Sen,
AGA Alls road, Specifications can be seen by
applying 10 The undersigned. The right ne.
served 10 reject any and all bids,
h II, ClSSkl.la,
teh It'd Coaaty Commissioner,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1908-02-07
FARMING IMPLEMENTS

Potato plew, Ward pasw, AslssSse pAaS,
spgiag, tooth harrow, ssaSae> aaaAae AA& sreAas
treos, OAto ealOvAase, aSygaoase naoWs, 2
double SHOVEL naews, ggala esa&asA 3 NgAsasas
scythes, garden Aees, DceSNg ezra naSW,
moving saseAsees manure SagNAasg, AAy Sea,
des, Aosse rake, cora aaAaseg Saa eaAaA, pal,
yessseS, disk harrow, lAaa Sassey, eSsa RlSW,
Deesane esaSes, ladder, psSaSSsg axe, ezra
shelter, wAest Aa, SesSs, cora ASskeSs, SfSA
chain, snseaaegs, sssssy~ssSSSs, halt SSsAes
measure. hay katie. eaal Aaa wedges, grad
stones cora Esgs, ! sasteas lrsSa sSspSas
oAat aeoks broad axe, SaNapiaS axSs
AogsAeaa, pose>Aele aSSgss, 5 AaslSeks, cross,
cut saw, garden plew, wagon sheet, ealsS,
Vaeot, and many olAes ARTICLES,
Also sin shares 81 CaSSa Tasaps&e GNa,
pany ssocs, loao wAeelwsasAt (asSseS>
rERNS OF SALg$--AN Sass aaaes sue
cash On all saas q $40 Saa ever eFsaS,
o. months vii he 9Svea, the purchaser
gtviog his note with approved secasS(y, bear,
ing interest Iroa the asy q sale, Naa nav,
able At The Earmess' Eaasiak Aaa reaSl CSsA,
pAny OF Rockville No pFeeeSSy - he yS,
moved anta The terms q sale are eomplSea
with,
JONATHAN W &ANSH,
JONATHAN :, KEMP,
AaMlals,rAlNRs.
JOSEPH BERgEr, AaceseaesS,
ian a4~iS
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1908-02-07
SCHOOL soARD MESrISa

sINHE BOARD oe COUNTY SCaOOl,
Il Commissioners viii NEE, in ,s,eSr ONCe
On
MONDAY, February "a, 1905, a, $3.50 \, n,
BY orders
HAHLE B, WOOD,
jan Sl~a Secretary,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1908-02-07
Notice to Creditors.

MorlCEisaereAy giyea lAAttaesaAsepSe,
IN ers have obtained from the Orphans
Court OF MONTGOMERY county, MaS letters
@ administration {, T. A, On the personal
estate Of
ANDREWJ, HARDING,
ate ofsaia coaa(y, deed, Al persons ASy,
ing claims against said deceased, are hereby
aedloexateit laeSAme with the vouchers
thereof, 10 the subscribers, on OF AsNorN tAS
alst DAY OF JAY, 1905 otherwise, thew
may by law, be excluded fFom all NeneS, 5,
aid estate, Al persons Indebted TO said
state are requested 10 maSsimmeaiatepa nav,
nenI Given under our haade this slSt aSy
o. January, lseS,
JANIS n, HARDING,
ARTHUR \, aAHnlNG,
jan S&NN Administrators Z, ia
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1908-02-07

The Scprene Coegs seesas 10 have taken
fron laio1 laAos lie noss elective wsapos
against employers 4 kSs eeea aSAeaS,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1908-02-07
ADJOURNED MEErINs,

INHE COMMISSIONERS tor MaatSsmeey
y county will msee al their HsAa, ia Rock,
Vile. on
TUESDAY, February n,A, lSaS, al 10 A. N,
BY orders
ROBERT Z, HILTON,
tee It'd CLERK 10 GSaaty C0Mm'gS,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1908-02-07
Notice 10 Creditors.

NTOrlCS il hereby given that the saNscgSN>
IN er has oesaisea tFem the Orphans
ooare o. Montgomery county, Ma, letters Of
Naturalization On the PERSONAL estate u
NICHOLAS A, WllRLAN,
late Of said county, Deceased, All negseas
having claims against said deceased are here.
by warned to exhibit the same with the
vouchers lAeVees to the subscriber, On SE
before the lstA day Of laly, lSaSS otter,
wise they may, by law, be exelaSea troM all
eeae6t otsaid estate, Persons Indebted 10 said
estate are requested TO make immediate pay
meat Given under my hSaa this lslA aAy
o. January, lsNS,
wM> p, DAWSON,
jan lssst Administrator,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1908-02-07
Oracx> Nd@d.

Benjamin. +, LAnsaale Va, Samuel l., Tit
low ct al,
In the Cireai, Court Tor Montgomery county,
asa oour, OF RQniV, No, saSs Equity,
nRDERED tha 9Th day Of February, A,
. D, ls0S, by the Circuit Coart Tor Mont,
gomery county, as Court Of Equity, that
the Auditors Report 6led in the above en-,
titled cause, be ratified aud confirmed, unless
cause TO the contrary thereof be shown on or
before the 2eth day Of February, A D, ls0S :
Provided a copy OF this order BE inserted Ia
come newspaper Published in said Mont
gomery county, once In each Of three saeces.
sive weeks before the said asiA day Of Feb.
ruary, 1908,
JOHN l., BRuNErT, Clerk
Circuit Court Tor Montgomery eoany>
True eopy-resis
teb It'd JOHN l. BRuNRrT, Cpk,
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HarnoAA.

Z sets % srceeAsse, 2 asAS haze, ssSea
saddle, ySalag sAsaee, 6 ~ aess, I ssSs q lead
Aaraess, s Aeaslags, SSllaS Assalss, cellaSs,
choke straps, 4 SEA q aaeW Asrasss, &saSaS
eel o. carriage Aasaess, AAskss>wASsa AAr,
ncss, head AAlSess, 81 OF saasae AAsaesS.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1908-02-07

The Consolidated Quarry Company, a
corporation, Plaintiff,
vs.,
Edwin BaltRley and Eiith NJ, Balta.
Icy, his wife, and Laura A Baltsley,
and Clarence Baltsley, and Mauae
Baltaley, Defendants,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1908-02-07

In the Circuit Court Tor Montgomery county
asa Court Of Equity, No, asSo Equity,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1908-02-07

s. Kann, SOnS&CO.
sth Street and Pa. Ave-
THE BUSY CORNER"
WARRINGTON ID. q
Big January Clearing Sales
Have Begun.
s1SsfSs 4asS s % 6sL a REsRH - WAR
AND OTHER WINTER MERCHANDiSR
's;s s s' ssst 1, g ssss = :s
WASHINGTON ION Is an INTERESTING pLAcE 10 VISIT NOW
Combine sightseeing aud business aud saa profit from hath
pOsS oSr annual inventory desire stocks as much
bargains offered that will End imS"sb iSs'e as many
his is your golden opportunity f " ""p"'~~ A'
''A''AS HONG sSo JOURNAL nm PATTERNs AND srYLE
sooa I'D i Suggestions ais s1 ~ ". sT s.s he Style B
T purchase here during these sales at traction their wossS
Aon a purchases amounting $500 delivered 10 o
'"s'H'a' Maryland, or the District y '"s""' west
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1908-02-07

zoe baskets q poeasses "a acre q ScaeSa,
wheat, 600 eosAeas ~ wheat, use barrels I
cora,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1908-02-07
3 PAIRS OF MULES,
60 EWES, Is STEERS.
9 Cows, l Heifer. 3 YeSrlings.
5 Brood Ssws. l Boar, - Shouts,


SSAoSss wagon aaa hay Carriage. l>ASsss
waSSa, e>ASsse market wASS1, ASASsss va
eoa aAS SSnSsoA'seA esSss ~ seSey, ,
SLEIGH, On cart
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PNbtic Sale
OF
PERSONAL PROPERTY,

n0 VlNyCS q an oSsss aoa sae u
ID FAaas' Cert q ns4 seenssy Ssassy,
TIE eRse-saSaes, &sa.2aassasS,s 81 1siSas J.
Nenp, ecccese1, ~, sa
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WEDNESDAY. the Isth day
of February, 1905,

cO@@eacsas Al ao eNsloSS, A, n sANsgs
a. he late scsassaoa, aess $easAsssA NsaS,
gomccy co1stys Ma, On he C2ss&sSs,e road,
Sass az PaAasS sac TIE soa@s~SRg vaNosSee
Perseaal PNoq<SSs, saswSS
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1908-02-07
JONATHAN W GANSH,
JONATHAN s, NkNe,

JOSEPH HEE9Er, AaolleaeSe,
ian aS~ts
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Order of Publication.

teS s,,d JOIN L BRuNRrT, cpk,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1908-02-07

In the Circuit Court Tor Montgomery county,
asa Oour, Of HQaiU. No, saSs Equity,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1908-02-07

8 FINE HORSES
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1908-02-05
Says Hughes Will Beat
Taft on Fourth Ballot
Computation by Political Ex.
perfS Gives Nomination to
New YOrk's Governor
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

WASHINGTON, Feb. 4.-The Wash
diction of Hughes nomination compiled
by three expert political observers, one
of them middle western man, another
an easterner and third a newspaper
man. The computation gives Hughes
the nomination on the fourth ballot
The computers say the balloting may
be prolonged, although the result will
be the same. They give the following
points as the basis of their figuring:
First-Taft will be about $50 votes
short of nomination on the first ballot.
Thereafter he will gain slightly. but
not enough.
Second-Hughes will be about. 125
votes behind Taft on the first ballot,
but will gain steadily from anti-Taft
quarters until nominated.
Third-Cannon will lose strength
quickest More than half of the Illi-
nois delegation is for Cannon. These
will break to Taft, which will cause
Pennsylvania later on in the same bal
lot to break to Hughes. This will place
Hughes within 100 of the nomination.
and on the fourth ballot the Foraker
forces and band wagon climbers" will
complete the work.
The total votes on the four ballots
are computed as follows:
First ballot-Taft, s3s; Hughes. s211 !;
Cannon, 124; Fairbanks. rs; Foraker,
76; Knox, 80; Cortelyou. II: La Fol-
lette, So; Cummins. II. Total. $40.
Necessary to choice. AL.
The last ballot is as follows:
Taft. S64; Hughes. SOC; Fairbanks. so;
Foraker, IA: Cortelyou, 6; La Toilette,
sS; the others dropping out.
Nearly all of the southern vote is
given to Taft, and each favorite son is
given the vote of his state, yet Taft is
beaten by Hughes with the help of
Pennsylvania and scattering votes
The table gives Taft 16 and Hughes {
from California.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1908-02-05
TARIFF REVISION MUST
AWAIT SHORT SESSION
Delegation Is Told That No AC-
ton VIII Be Taken Until
After the Election

WASHINGTON, Feb. 4.-The present
congress will not appoint tariff COM
mission Revision of the tariff will be
undertaken next winter in the short
session.
These announcements, in substance,
were made today by Chairman Payne
of the house committee on ways and
means, in the presence and with the
tacit approval of Speaker Cannon, the
occasion being call upon those lead
ers by a tariff revision delegation from
various parts of the country, compris-
ing representatives of many of the
biggest manufacturing and industrial
headed by James W. Van Cleave of st.
Louis. president of the national asso-
citation of manufacturers.
The delegation spent more than an
hour presenting its case and listening
to replies by the foremost two republi-
can leaders in the house, which, while
they We're cordially couched, were vir-
tually refusal OF all that the delega-
tion had journeyed to Washington to
plead for.
pointment of a tariff commission in
line with the Beveridge bill offered re-
Gently in the senate, Van Cleaye said
that the delegation was unanimous in
the belief that "the matter of the
tariff can be best handled by the appli-
cation of a hard headed business bill,'
which would so amend the tariff sched-
ules as to encourage the development
OF foreign commerce by the producers
of the United States without at the
same time exposing their goods to the
reactionary effects of free trade He
said 1T was the firm belief of the vast
interests represented by the members
of the delegation that wholesome re-
vision of the tariff could be best got by
a commission appointed to ascertain
the costs of domestic production, the
relative profits derivable from home
and foreign sales and all the multi
tudinous facts appertaining to so com
pick and important a subject.
I'VE want" he said. "and we believe
we can truthfully state to you that the
whole country wants a sound and ra-
tional business consideration of the
subject, and we believe, after long and
earnest study of the situation, that the
suggestion Of the appointment Of a
tariff commission to stand between us
and you-to receive and weight and
formulate the mass cf technical in
formation we have to offer, and then to
present it to congress in compact and
intelligent shape-embodies the best
means of arriving at that result
Others spoke along these lines. each
branching into concrete Illustration of
his points by citing the conditions ex-
listing in his particular business.
Speaker Cannon, interrupting one
speaker, asked:
do l understand that you favor on
T.ork3uu~d <o pa1a 2 Mfdd1n Couur.w 4
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1908-02-05
Ach Resorts to Shyster
Tactics to Aid Ruef
Seeks to Block Burns Deposition
on GrOurd Named by
Everybody Else"

Henry Ach, chief attorney for Abra-
ham Ruef, was given his first oppor-
tunity last night to indulge in round
of his shyster tactics since taking up
the cause of the fallen boss for the
second time, and he reveled in the
privilege. Stanley Moore of the United
Railroads counsel and Charles H. Fair
ALL attorney for Eugene E. Schmitz.
Immediately became Ach's complacent
followers and kept we'll along with the
pace set by the tricky obstructionist.
The occasion was the taking of the
deposition of Thomas P. Burns, cashier
of the United States subtreasury, as
witness for the prosecution In the cases
growing out of the trolley bribery deal.
Burns was examined before Judge
Frank J. Murasky Of the superior court
sitting as ma agistrate. The simple
fact that the prosecution had asked the
privilege of having the deposition taken
in order that Burns might leave for the
east at once on urgent business mat
ters instead of being held in this city
Indefinitely, was enough to arouse
storm of protest from the allied graft
defense. The protests last night took
the form of a formidable array of OBJ
jections and exceptions to everything
that was done, Ach blazing the way
and the rest keeping close to heel.
Ruef, Schmitz. Calhoun, Ford, Null
lally and Abbott were present when
the session was called in Judge Mu-
rasky's court in the Grant building at
1880 o'clock. Objections at once were
entered in behalf of all the defendants
to the taking of any testimony on
the ground that Judge Murasky was
without jurisdiction and that Judge,
Lawlor had no right to order the TAX
ing of such a deposition. There were
kicks because the defendants had not
been formally served with copies of
the orders for the taking of the deposit
tion and kicks because the defendants
were required to be present in person.
Calhoun in evening dress sat next to
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1908-02-05
TARIFF QUESTION
Will Be KEPT IN
BACKGROUND
President Roosevelt Wants Cam
paign to Be Made on Issue
of His Policies
Will Make Announcement of His
Attitude to a Delegation
of Businessmen
Wants Agitation for Revision
Deferred Until After Elec-
ton in November
By Ira E. Bennett


WASHINGTON, Feb. 4.-Presi-
dent Roosevelt is preparing an an
nouncement which is expected to
minimize the Importance of tariff re-
vision as 1908 campaign issue, so
the fight for the presidency may re-
volve about my policies" The pres
ident's announcement probably will
be made tomorrow, when he will re-
ceive a delegation of businessmen
who have come to Washington for
the purpose of stirring congress into
acting on the tariff. These men want
a pledge from the republican leaders
that the tariff will be revised at some
definite period In the future. They
would like to have a commission ap-
pointed at once to investigate the
whole range of subjects embraced in
the tariff situation so that congress
can change the law after the presi-
Dental campaign.
It is understood that the president will
oo5 oO"SelAah6 " INC o0ic6oeoS "hoi
he sees them tomorrow that will be
satisfactory to them. Just what it
will be has not yet been made known
beyond the fact that it is expected to
please those who want something def
mite about revision.
It is known also that the president
is anxious to have the tariff kept in
the background in the coming cam
paign so that the fight may be made
exclusively on tie Roosevelt policies.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1908-02-05
REPORTS 10000 MooRs
SLAIN BY THE FRENCH
London Hears of Battle With
intrepid Desert Tribes
men in Morocco

LONDON, Feb 4.--The London news
agency publishes dispatch from Tan
gier saying there has been a battle be-
Setta. Morocco, in which 10000 Moors
were killed or wounded and in which
the French lost $50 men, including four
officers.
The Moors. showing intrepid bravery,
charged UP to the mouths of the enc
my's guns until their corpses lay in
great piles on the ground
1t is possible the engagement re-
ferred to in the above dispatch is the
same that was reported from Paris last
night, in which eight Frenchmen were
reported killed and so wounded.