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New-York tribune., 1908-05-08
WILL NOT CUT CANAL WAGES.
House Again OTerruIes Appropriations Com
mittee.
Prom The tribune BUrrz--


Washington, May Z-An attempt 10 reduce the
wages OF laborers on the Panama Canal was frus-
r-arad II the House to-day The ouudry Civil bill
carried provision that wages paid OF the isIhrnls
for skilled a Nd UnskilIed labor should not exceed
by more than > per cent -he average wage paid in
the United States for similar ID Dor This vas ruled
out OF e point OF order made by Representative
Bouteu OF Illinois. but promptly placed before the
House again by Representative Macon OF Arkan-
sas who changed tEe language so as 10 make i
admissible.
NJ Rollteu spoke against the amendment. taking
the ground that the people Of the United States
want 70 see the canal built and not inclined to
quibbIe about the wages paid 70 the dsgers- lie
ricrIred the hardships and the homesickness that
attend the work. and said that every comfort ana
inducer1enr should Dc held out to laborers who
went there. Representative Dawson. Of Iowa. de
clared that II vas impossible to determine the av-
craze wages Of the labciers Of the United States
while Mr. Hughes, OF New Jersey, explained that
= ,be amendment should h adopted tbs workers
- -he Isthn1us would - receiving much less than
the maximum wages paid in this country. Repre-
se7ts-ives Macon and TaUney spoke in favor OF
the amendment. which defeated bE vote Of
1Gl 10 10
In ne debate on another section OF the bill Mt
=,,Ize- suggested that tGe Supreme Court Of the
r-rt-e4 states vas unable TO have any printing
done beoa Use Of rs decisions affecting labor. but
n Wilson Of Pennsylvania. declared that the ty-
vo1-anr-af union was ready and willing 10 do all
~ ,-ir-in- for the government or any department
OF II
Consideration of the sundrv Civil bill vas com
--e-es .o-dav The House received 4 favorable re-
,or+ on -hA riu introduced BY Representative Cl-
cort rro~iding that sn accurate count be kept OF
Messengers on excursions and coast steamers Ihs
SfrT !. identical Nth one introduced IN the Senate
New-York tribune., 1908-05-08
SPEAKER CANNON sEvENTY-Tvo.
Democratic Fihbuster Suspended in Honor
OF the DaT.
Fo- TIE Tribune Bureau

Washington. Nay MANY things happened in the
House today IN honor Of Speaker Cannon s
seren-y-seCond birthday. The flibuster vas ten
1oraTtly suspended II honor Of The day. Nj Can
7on made Two brief speeches 70 his congracuIating
c-leasues and e large cluster ot roses shaded the
-iga- boxes in the Speakers room.
Al day NJ Cannon held zn informal reception
I'D Ertle work could be accomplished his Office
- o'clock The entire Illinois delegation, Repub-
cans and Democrats, waited OF Nj Cannon. and,
H-tH speeches by Representatives. Graf and Rainev
RESENTED flowers 20 him He shook them a. by
ne hand and TOLD them that ne vas grateful
r-a- ne Ta-ted 70 bury politics o. the anniversary
~ rs birth and after al = Is friendship rather
--z- ho-ors which makes life worth living
Wien ne took re chair Just before adjournment
greeted by Z demand for { yea and nay
F--e On TIE recess. according The Democratic
-lsto-- The names OF the members had been
Lad The 1-sr time when Champ Clark. oS Mis-
souri, rose and made rhe parliamentary inquiry:
.I~-.r This tie Speakers birthday" M Cannon
-odl=5 bl-sli1gly, and NJ Clark then extended The
organizations OF TIE minority. which fol
-Ee1 cy cries for speech The Speaker first OF
~ T1sleC everybody would forget that he was
---z--z--zo- ~ thanked everybody. spoke Of his
eng service II the House and said that the S0 \
congress vas Re peer % any IN the personnel q
IS members. He ordered the clerk 70 proceed with
--- -c-lcall, but OF request OF Representative
Neon. ct Arkansas. the call suspended il
----- q -ne young man ot seveury-r7ro
TIE fact that To- weight Of years has not Ror-
-.-5 NJ. Cannon vas a-teste5 b. E remark. he
-aEe u-hsu : member reminded him Of the day
7- -c--7 re sad, 4 hadn't thought anything
=-~---
New-York tribune., 1908-05-08
eoxPERs URGES LABOR MEASURES
Protests Against Congress Adjournlng With
cut Passing Them.

Washington Nsv 7.-Replying 70 letter from
--ase--ar;va Prr1rlrn. OF Pennsylvania, President
-.-,-e-e ~ -1o American Federation OF Labor mas
&c, : letter in which he strongly urges mat
congress shall remain n session long enough 10
s-,~. certain legislation which Le enumerates' IN
rts letter Mr. Brunlm says;
wish TO say thai solenlnly protest aEs5ns' IN, ,1s
ELOtg,srossfhle 10 act upon and pass such eglsla-
e. as il demanded by The people ana esileo I9T
LloH q t1res:den- Will be Wiling 70 JOIN WIFI
70 i7sst upon the several biIIs oclAg D'ouElL
oLL.elsf - Cor1nlitrees and acted upon promptly
SE.-e is 70 Disgusting the fact that op+aker IN
- t-.snl.1 10 prevent legislation on these lines
-, ,ose-rjns the President message ana otrL '
,3,1 = ,5e congressional crenlatCTJ A4o"n as me
Jr,1fciaT- Committee
NJ Gornpe-s en1r'eratos TIE following rs VIC
.,s,,reS which labor VIII insist shall - acted on
before adjournTa"ni. -.
-rFo wilson hin. amending the Sherman Anti
--5at Law. .ae Pcarrc hi'i regul"ting the Issuing
- ., functions. Tire extension If the eight t-hour
- =, an government employees ami 70 employees
=. -,-,,-,c,,rs or slIb-conIractors performing work
for The government. a general erPi"' era llapiliy
- snnjicstle 80 au worke--, 50 far as the federal
tr,rf 81 fct ion e-f-nds-
New-York tribune., 1908-05-08
OLD AGE PENSION PLAN
Hill Be Prorided from British
Tredsury-Sugar Duty Reduced.

London May The budget, for the trst TINS
many years, presented 10 the House o'
Commons this afternoon by the Premier, M
ASautr instead of by the Chancellor Of the E1
cheauer Insor1uch as Hr. Asquith while chan
cellor Of the Exchequsr had prepared the budget
Il was thought better that he should himself er
plain Il Parliament
present sIackenfnz Of trade throughout the world,
announced that Great Britains realized surplus
for the wear 1907 'os amounted 70 se20 00o. which
he said would be largely applied 70 the reduction
Of the national debt. Commenting the differ
sntation In the income introduced In the last
budget. Mr.. Asquith said this had proved p-ac-
ticable. and that II had brought in se,Ao6 90 more
than had been estimated.
Referring to the national debt, the Premier said
this had been reduced by approximately sao,o Zoo
during the last year further reduction about
would be during the current year.
he said. and Great Britains debt would then stand
at the same figure as twenty years ago. Mr.. As
quith estimated the total expenditures for iaos-os
1854 900 and the the existing basis
OF taxation s7sS,&1 ooo.
Coming to the main featUr. of the budset-the
matter OF old age pensions-Mr AsQUth said IL had
been decided 70 rule out ali contributory schemes
and provide the pensions from the national treas
ury. II had been decided to start with a pension
of 81 9 week persons seventy years Of
age in possession incomes under $3.50 year
not exceed five hundred thousand and that the cost
Of scheme would be $50 10000 year. II will go
into force January l. 1903.
The Premier said he proposed TO reduce the duty
on sugar from 4s I'd Is 10d a hundredweight.
with resultant loss IN of 81 600 900 Con-
trary tos expectations the Premier had no
taxes TO propose. He spoke for two hours.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-08
TREFLEs MUST PAY DUTY.
Court Says Alien Brand Shall Not Be I'D
mitted IN Mushroom Glass.

10 immediate decline IN the prics of t-IIfTes IS
r-asscad bv the decision Of Judge Hazel Of
United States Circuit Court. yesterday that trJf-e
iif such Z thing exists in the singular q
table. Von Bremen Machfonries & Co. importers,
of No Us Franklin street, had their own opinion
IN whether +rr<rA was a truf+e q q vegetable.
81 +hav objected the per cent ad vaIorem duty
placed on their Consgnne1ts OF the delicacy. Thev
argued SirnilitGde to mushrooms. which allowed
for 10 chance for the truf7e in truck gardens. but
the hoard Of general appraisers ruled against them
and refused 70 allow the half a cent pound duty,
which the importers thought proper.
Judge Hazel inclined 10 think that 2 truf7-
vas really not q vegeta bic, the had been
defined hut vas guided by decision Of Judge
Wheeler IN Ig44 As the ta-iT OF 1897 inconSid-
eratelv overlooked trUfTies a class he holds by
the decision that they vegetables though ne is
inclined personally think that they ought 70 be
regarded in the same way mushrooms where
duties arc concerned.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-08
DELAY IN THAN CASE.
Habeas Corpus Proceedings Post
poned Until Wednesday.

Poughkeepsie y L May The habeas
corpus proceedings of Harry x. Thsw TO pro-
cure his release from the Matteawan state Hos
pita1 will be begun next Wednesday befors
Justice Morschauser in this city. instead Of
next Monday the date heretofore set This ar
rangernent was made to-day by District At
torney Mack. OF Dutchess County. and James q
Graham. counsel for Thav. The pOstponenent
was made 70 suit the convenience Of District
Attorney Jerome. whose engagements in New
York will not permit him TO come TO Pough-
keepsie until Wednesday. Although District At
torney Mack is legally in charge OF the people 5
side Of the case, the action having been brought
in Dutchess County Mr.. Jerome will practically
have charge OF the exanina ton Of witnesses
because of his having conducted the prosecu-
ton Of Thaw in both OF his trials in New York,
and his consequent familiarity with the case.
Thaw's only visitor to-day was Mr. Graham
his attorney. They were together for an hour
and went over the points in the case which
Thaw desires brought out in the lunacy inquiry
District Attorney Mack says that he Will not
consent to Thaw being taken out OF the jail IN
charge of an officer for exercise any other
purpose A request for an automobile ride was
denied
Under Sheriff Townsend Is beset by people,
especially women, who want TO get into the jail
10 see Thaw The last named received an i'm
mense bouquet Of flowers to-day The gift was
accompanied by a message urging him 10 be
Of good cheer.
No one is permitted 70 see ThaE without his
consent and he has consented 70 see no one
but his mother. his attorneys and Harry Van
Cleaf. a Poughkeepsie lawyer, whose wife is
related 70 the Thaw family.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-08
ANTI-INJUNCTION BILLS.
Passage Menoced by Demands of
Labor and Employers.
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washington May The passage 81 an anti
1lJonction Law at the present session OF Congress
- seriously menared by the demands Of the two
|deses interested in such legislation. From the
iaporIns men and the labor leaders an insistent
oenlano comes to Congress for e measure more
raoica than the most ardent -intunctonist can
nope for or the President could approve while on
the other hand. the employers are equally insist
ent that no Law, not the Payne bill, be en-
acted.
Representative Townsend, Of Michigan who has
SHOWN great esrnestness in his desire obtain the
enactment OF a just bill has been deluged with
ie'teTs from al parts OF the country urging
e1neT radical action action all Mr..
townsend said to-day that he would be
nuenced by either side in the controversy. but
would draft a bill which IN his judgment would be
fair TO all. He explained that II he framed 4
ure such as is desired by the labor leaders it
could not pass the House, would it meet the
approval OF the President. He realizes. however.
mat bill should be passed. and in this he is
acting contrary TO the wishes OF the employers
He will take action until the President returns
rom Pine Knot, when conference will be held
and a bill Immediately prepared. His effort will be
10 draft shorter and more concise law than the
civic federation bill, although he expects to de-
part little from the purpose Of that measure,
which he heartily approves,
New-York tribune., 1908-05-08
CARDINAL LoGUE AT MOUNT VERNON.
Places a Wreath on Washington's Tomb
Entertained at the Capital.

Washington Nay cardinal LogIe and several
o-re- rre,a-eS today visited Mount Vernon, where
the Cardinal placed a wreath on the tomb OF George
Washington. He paid high compliment TO the
memory of Washington. saying be admired the
simplicity Of the who retired 10 such oeaut-
f7;I country place where he lived without ostenta
ton.
This morning the Cardinal attended an enter
tainulent given by the children OF St. Patrick =
Academy. He spoke on the schools OF Ireland and
praised the parochial schools Of the United States.
The feature OF the address which especially pleased
The children vas lis request that they have
vacation of Two days, which granted
Tonight the Cardinal vas the guest OF honor At
2 dinner given by Representative Cochran, of New
York
New-York tribune., 1908-05-08
MARTIN SAYS CAT SCRATCHED HIM.
Portland Authorities, However. Viii Dis
inter Body of Murdered Pswnbroker.

Portland. ore. May What Is believed 20 -
the missing Ink in the chain OF circurlstantisi
evidence against 2 II. Martin. the West Point
graduate under IN connection with the rntr-
der os Nathan WOLF. the pavnbroker. iast Friday
evening has been supplied oy the testimony OK
A " Field matchmaker IN the employ OF Wolfr.
who has positively identified Martin as the man
whom h. saw talking with WOl1 on the Afternoons
OF the murder
II was decided to-day 20 disintsr the body %
Wolf. for the purpose OF examining the n1sernsiA-
10 ascertain II there Is any trace OF tire skin or
the murderer under them Martins neck and
hands are severely scratched and the police D.
Hev~ the scratches the result OF the encounter
With WoIr Martin claims 70 have been scratches
- 4
New-York tribune., 1908-05-08
BLACK NEWSPAPERS PROPOSED.

Appleton, Wis, May If proposition put forth
to-day by Wisconsin print paper manufacturers Is
taken seriously by Eastern manufacturers ana
av the publishers Of the country as It is here.
Americans in the near future will be reading black
newspapers printed with white ink. The chief
points advanced for this revolutionary proposition
are the preservation OF forests, the savings OF MILL
ions Of dollars annually in pulp wood and the re-
duction in prices OF print paper TO perhaps onehaf
the present price. Black paper can be made of old
and used newspapers, and. IN fact almost any
sbrous stock while white paper requires spruce
or henllock The proposition will be brought 10 the
attention Of Eastern print manufacturers and the
publishers at the close OF Congress investiga-
ZION II Washin gton.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-08
PENNSYL LVANIA RAILROAD
Bulletin.
A GROUP OF FAMOUS TRAINS.

Chicago and New connected potent agency than th'
grade Pennsylvania Railroad Running sr'eduss
the most
and all special features which add comfort
the performing
the of the country
made schedule wits
unparalleled regularity. 80 F. W. and
Chicago the morning It makes the
trip completely business
Limited worlds standard train for
thirty wears completely appointed Pullman
1885 A
the next
There are other thoroughly equipped 755 A W. l5
755 P. NJ
For the accommodation
Fifth Anne York NJ
New-York tribune., 1908-05-08
EDITORS SUED IN HAU CASE ECHO.
Newspapers Which Accused Fraulciu Molitor
Of Mothers Murder Are Attacked

Karlsruhe. Baden, May Another trial growing
out Of the Hau case began here to-day. The state
brought action against Alfred Graf editor OF the
''Badische LandsTlarrl. and Albert Herzos. editor
81 the ''Badische Presse,' both OF which papers
published articles attempting TO fT suspicion OF
Olga MoIitor the sisteT-in-Iav OF Karl Hau.
he- mothers murderer
Ninety witnesses have been summoned. including
Hau. who is serving a life sentence after convic-
ttou OF the murder Of Frau Molitor- TIE peniteu-
-iarv officials however, to-day sent letter 20 the
court refusing TO permit Hau 10 attend. The case
will last several days
New-York tribune., 1908-05-08
TO ACCEPT HEAD OF LINCOLN

Washington. MAY The Joint cor1rri''ee o' Don-
~-ess On the Library to-day adopted = resolution
.-o.3+i7r On behalf % the government a marble
head of Abraham Lincoln. executed By Gu-zon
Ro-pIr1r7 and presented by Eugene Meyer. II. of
Nar York It will have conspicuous place In the
Capitol and tablet will be attached bearing the
.,rIo,,,S inscription. Presented 70 the Con
gross b-, Eugene Meyer. IT. Of New York City
Mr.. Bo-glum read to the committee to-day letter
iron, Robert T Lincoln. IN which he says; 1T -
the most extraordinarily good portrait OF ny father
hava ever seen
New-York tribune., 1908-05-08
REVOLUTIONARY CHIEFS ARRESTED.
Ten Leaders of Peruvian Democrats and
Liberals Will Be Tried.

Lima. Peru. May As oUtcor1. its ~
vestfsation OF the recent futile revolutionary move
r1ent in Peru the government yesterday caused 70
be arrested and has turned over FOR trial by a
military court. ten OF leading men in The Demo
cratic and Liberal parties. The prisoners irclud.
Callos Pierola. Benjamin Boza and jose Carlos
Bernales, and they were all brought into Lima by
train this morning
The insurgents dispersed by government troop.
have fed 10 the Huanuco district, and the Durand
brothers the leaders OF the movement are also in
hiding The people Of Peru viii not tolerate 4
revolution
New-York tribune., 1908-05-08
WILLIAM l. WILSON'S SON RETIRED.

Washington, May Walter l. Wilson. senior
payuaster in the navy. placed the retired
list yesterday for physical liability He has been
under treatment at the Naval Medical School Hes
pital since December. Paymaster Wilson is son
OF William l. Wilson, who vas Postmaster General
in President Cleveland's administration. a Repre-
sentative in Congress from West Virginia. and at
one time chairman OF the Commtttee on Ways and
Means Payrnaster Wilson entered the naval
vice in March, 1891
New-York tribune., 1908-05-08
cLemEncY ON PRINCES BIRTHDAY.

Madrid May ITO commemorate the first an
nixersarv Of the birth Of the Prince OF the As
t1Iriss King AIfonsos first son, his majesty par
doned to-day Nakens. IbarTa and Mats. who had
been serving a sentence OF nine years imprison-
rnent for aiding In the escape Of Manuel Morales.
the man who threw a bomb At King Alfonso and
Queen victoria on their wedding day. May Il. Iak.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-08
coREAN EMPEROR IN NO DANGER.

Toxic. May Not q shadow Of truth exists for
the ruu1or of the banishrnent OF the Corean En-
peror by Japan, high officials OF the Foreign Of
fee simply ridiculing the story.
Prince Ito once formally stated that he respect
ed Corean sovereignty, and there has been no oc-
casion whatever since TO change his policy. The
''Ffoch' regrets the circulation Of such report.
which Il says is evidently intended 70 rnisrepre-
sent the attitude OF Japan toward Corea-
New-York tribune., 1908-05-08
egIcHsTAe AoJoURNs UNTIL OCT. 20.

Berlin May The Reichstas to-day adjourned
,,n-f october 10 Twenty supplementary appropris-
-io1 and other bills adopted hurrtedly in the
last two hours OF the sitting during which the vot-
4nv rrrs were constantly carried around and then
er7n+ied 10 be ready for a new vote Following
their usual custom the Socialists left the chamber
s+ the end Of sitting Just before the President
,-ooosed three cheers for Emperor William
New-York tribune., 1908-05-08
MRS. LoNewoRTH WILL NOT SPEAK.

columbus Ohio May 1t is announced here
+7,.- Congressman Nicholas Ilongvorth. Of Cincin
matt will stump the state this fall in the inter
st Of the Republican ticket. Mrs Longworth will
,,-obably accompany him. Congressman Longworth
ernphaticaIly denies a report that his wife will
stnn1p Congressman Ccle-s district viii msks
sns spsechsA
New-York tribune., 1908-05-08
JAPANESE ATTACK FRENCH FACTORY

Toxic Nav An official report from Miyazaki
Prefecture says that eighty persons attacked 4
,irobe- factory owned By Frenchuen in the village
80 T1f7o m Nav 5 doing considerable damage 20
m. factory and the houses OF the Frenchne1.
uho either took refuge il -ls mountains Or fed -
Kobe No one vas injured Forty arrests have
been made in connection With me a1air- InS
,,o-i--= for the attack has yet been reported
The damage done is estimated At about 80 ofa
New-York tribune., 1908-05-08
BUDGET LIKELY TO BE ADOPTED

London. May s.-PrerniAr Asquiths pension
scheme is hotIy attacks sd by the Cnionist news
papers this morning. the ground that Mr As
quith reckessly started plans requiring millions
but left the onus Of finding the money to his sue
cessors in the Chancellorshp. The discussion In
Parliament last night, both in the House and in
the Hobbies, however, left the impression that the
cIeverIy designed budget is likely 70 be popular
There is little doubt it will be adopted with
out serious opposition.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-08
CEILING FALLS ON FIFTY PUPILS.

London. Ont. May As some fifty pupils OF St
Georges public school were preparing 10 90 home
n luncheon at noon to-day the ceiling OF the
oo1IsDsed Some fifteen or twenty OF the children
vera slightly injured That all escaped death -
considered rernarkable. as heavy boards fairy
-aine5 down on the children
New-York tribune., 1908-05-08
ONE KILLED IN AUTO ACCIDENT.
Three Hurt When Car Strikes Fence at
Burlington, Vt.

r,r,-rirz+or Vt Nav 7.-Rober- Il. Clark was
killed and Harry ". Chase seriously injured in an
-,,,r,us accident to-day. The car struck
go burIing tho occupants into ditch Two
other men Z NJ Laury, the driver Of the machine
a,d Arthur A Foster, were slightly hurt The
vehicle was demolished Clark son-tn-law
~ Colonel H " Hall. formerly member OF the
C.~,-a-no-,s star and prominent odd Fellow. He
leaves widow.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-08
LIEUT.. PARKS GOING TO HAWAI-.

TBy Telegraph to The Trtoune- ]
Portsmouth y. H. MAY 7--Lieutenant Charles
". Parks civil engineer, United States Navy. who
has bean head OF the department OF yards and
docks here since 1915, has been ordered TO Hawaii
as the civil engineering head OF that station He
will Law out the naval station there, money
for rhcn was recently appropriated.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-08
ARMY

ORDERS ISSCED--The following orders nav.
bes issued
4EEL % 5Sa 81 c.s 2 saa I'd f1FEs 5 N51Fz59 = F55zs
6h CavaI-y from Fort Lsaveuworrh. August IS: j0ia
Ha'e: .,yg5 WT1FlAS IN J9SSTox %9oT = Is Ia.a
War colIes. Nove-5bs- / to 5on -.s-ni5 rT ron At
Captain LEONARD 7 wALpRCN. coas- arrfle-v corn.
ton t0Sa Coz CoHB.ny 70 unassigned LIST A-tfn.ry
Lieutenant COionsI JOHN PITCHER. .sh Cavslry 4, -
Captain JULIUS 7 CONRAD. n Cavas-y. rom For.
B%ass I.s3I 70 T-oTis,ns .s,s sS5v9- NJ To-N ~y
rom san Fraactsco 70 Fort s6sr3dsa
Leay.s q a5ssncs-Frrs- Lieutenant ARTHUR
Wills = Morris. @ 's2'a' on c.1a az Leu s5s
tailed in Psy d=Pa1alenf % As-.a-a-
NAvT-
Lep,-1ant r-1s t,-s r21,-nans- z: - :. ? ItsEEorcE
11e4,.z.Ht : pISGER- dss.sa-a tn ra,ai.a.: q,
Lieutenant L H LACY. Charleston. houu-
IAsl;-n4a. : \ KTTIScsaR. detached n S.vao. -
L1sut-naar 2 F E1rKHARDT. a-,a-h-a III. S.~aio. t.
Enslsn ! \ FERGCsoS. detached The Pennsylvania.
Ensign Z = GREE,ssLEE detached - Rbot- Islam.
Enstsn J . LITTLE dst4eaed tb- Wisconsin. 70 -
EsstE7 3 DUTToS. u. d-tachsd ri. Ns~4'o. 70 -
E-sisn y 2 KINMEL4 d-,zch-d m. Ssrz57. to -.
EusiE7 : @ HARGTs s~,ache4 TIE s1-sbo. - -
A--tsta75 su-r-o7 J. T. Rz.aNAF. a--.ra-1 t-af-sur
station Ssupo-y. -~stg1srio- accepted
PaTr77sr-- L WILSON. pisr@1 ~
Chaplain ? Y SCOTT. - -rai1n< s-At.cn. san F-.1-
cisco at1irIonai duty Pensacola
FNavFatr 7 FRAZER
rI3.a. orders
MOVEMENTS Or WARSFFTPS. .-Th- >oIIov1ur
nov=r'snts % vessels have been rsoor--d - ~
Sa-y Department
AFFTy =0
Ma
-.
Dubuque Nav@oVe- A. tSusrra-a-,0
T--r- p n. Concord Al -.
Denver. T1zonana
SAILED
Nay 5-rAs Nina s7d the Fiunssr from nav 7s-s.
Y0rz <or NsTrOrt
MAY S-Ths Chattanooga. from saigon for Csvfts.
E1nx EorE a.
NsyHavs- from tz-zev grounds tsus-t
New-York tribune., 1908-05-08
SECRETARY WILSON GOES SOUTH.

F'zErs-gton. Nay T-He.retary wilson and Pro
s4ss~ beverly T C1ailosszy. chief OF me Bureau Of
prz-- r-5.-s--- % IN. Department o. Agriculture
s-oo--us~ied ~ Representative Scott. Of Kansas.
and ever Of south Carolina, left here to-day for
sumter : 60 where they Vf33 address farmers to-
morrow. Tn- party VII return - washington On
New-York tribune., 1908-05-08
-e,.r Foe STORM SUFFERERS.

v,-o-,trrron. May Both Houses OF congress
-. a. adout-d a Joint resolution specifically in
l1Iine rue storm sufferers in Texas Tennessee
- Arkansas in the relief 70 he granted 10 sui
f.r.rs in other Southern states under resolution
oreyiogsl. asovtss-