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Largest A rm ed F orce Ever Landed Is
Reviewed at Ban Francisco.
Baa Fruaeisep, May 8—.Eight »hou­
nd bluejackets and marines— the larg­
est a nted force the Americas Navy has
ever put ashore ia time o f peace or war
— were landed yesterday from the com­
bined Atlantic and Pacific fleets, aew
lyia in the harbor, sad marched
through the streets o f Baa Francisco ia
the most notable parade the eity has
ever knows. For four miles and a half,
•long streets lined and canopied with
colors and ia review o f a never-ending
crowd, the. fighting men o f the fleets
made their way to the martial tuneo o f
their shipmate
and to cheers that
pmate bauds sad
itb the first command to mar eh
an ended only when the sailormen had
again embarked ia the email boats that
returned them to their ships Twenty-
five hundred soIdieTt o f the regular
army, in full-dress array, graciously
acted as an escort to the visiting men
o f the sea, and were liberally applauded.
The cheers, however, were not all re­
served fo r the sailors and marines. Bear-
Admiral Evans, commanding the fleet,
aod the six other Bear-Admirals ia com­
mand o f squadrons and divisions, rode
in carriages. Admiral Evans was quick­
ly recognized by the thousands in the
immense reviewing standsy-und bowed a
constant recognition o f the eheering
which was caught up by the throngs
ahead and echoed by those in the rear
as his carriage slowly moved a t the
front o f the marching columns. Seere
jm rf) o f the N avy Metealf, 'Governor
Gillett, o f California, and Mayor Tay­
lor, o f 8an Francisco, rode in the parade
and afterward reviewed it as it .counter
marched dowm Vaa Neea avenue.
Saturday, May 9.
u i wagoa paid ia tho Uni tad Stata« for
Washington, May 0— The debate oa ■imilar work. The proviaioa waa de­
the mala feature« o f the agricultural feated, 10 to IOL
appropriation bill wa» practically coa-
Wednesday, May.8.
cluded by the senate today. Smoot o f
« Utah apoke at length in advocacy o f the
Washington, May 6.—The Senate
for«*t reserve service. Lodge and today, passed a bill prohibiting the
Newlands supported the policy o f the employment, within certain hours, of
service.
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children under 14 years of age in the
Clark o f Wyoming reviewed at length Distric} nf^Columbia, in any factory,
• w h at he said he regarded as the weak­ workshop, telegraph office, restaurant,
ness o f the forestry service. He de­ hotel, apartment house, saloon, pool
clared that ite opponents were not in­ or billiard-room, bowling alley, or in
different to the preservation o f the tim­ transportation
or
distribution or
ber lands, but objected to the methods transmission o f merchandise or met-
practiced by the Bureau o f Forestry •4 geo. No such child is permitted to
under its present administration.
J w ork at any em ploym ent fo r wages
In addition to the attention given the during school hours, nor before 6
' agricultural bill, the senate voted te A. M „ nor after 7 P. M.
■end to the committee on judieiary tho
The Senate also adopted a resolu-
resolution introduced by Burkett o f tion offered by Foraker, o f O h io, di-
Nebraska declaring tomorrow to be recting
the
Interstate Com m erce
/ ‘ Mothers’ D a y /' and suggesting thmt Commission to inform the Senate
senators and employes o f the senate whether the com m odity clause o f the
wear n white flower in honor o f that Interstate Com m erce A ct had been
day.
J com plied with since May L IMS, and,
I if not, whether the non-com pliance
Washington, May ».—Although o a by the railroads has been due to any
several occasions it had diflieulty ia agreement, arrangement o r un tder-
maintaining n quorum, the house trans- standing between the railroad cqm -
aoted considerable business toduy. A panics and thl
the authorities.
number o f measures were passed, In­
The conference report on the army
cluding a child labor law for the Dis­ appropriation bill, carrying an aggre­
trict o f Columbia, intended as a substi­ gate of $95,377,246, was adopted. This
tute for the senate bill, permitting ap- amount was $3,463,000 more than the
»ale in naturalization cases from the bill carried when, first passed by the
istriet to the Circuit Court o f Appeals, Senate.
and repealing the act o f the legislature
Washington, May 6.— By the over­
o f New Mexico o f 1008 regarding civil
whelming- vote o f 167 to 46, and after
procedure in personal injury eases.
The houee adjourned until 2 o ’clock a two hours’ debate, the House today
tomorrow, when eulogies will be de­ again went on record against re-es­
livered upon the life and character of tablishment of the canteen in the Na­
A D M IT S O T H E R C R IM E S.
the late Representative Adolph Meyer', tional soldiers’ homes.
With the exception o f the adoption
o f Louisiana. In view o f the eireum-
stances o f the adjournment, William« of the conference report on the bill Man W h o Blew Up Burlington Train
d id not insist upon the usual roll-call. reorganizing the Consular service, on
A lso in Holdup
Unter a statute passed by the last whicn the Democrats forced two roll
Butte, Mont., May 8.— -Lewie Ferri ss,
a U r , Loui, Pe.ri,. .h o
“ J,1*. " " “ • * ) ' « M l .ppropri.tion
sssembl.
the S K « B u t», . u l b . « , £ r . . d » s t - E « T t t J E S S i r t f i S : who last night «oafeased te planting 85
tire day. Little progress
death if convieted.
■ticks o f dynamite under Burlington
Practically every property owner af. .towards its completion.
train No. 0, whieh was wrecked here
feeted by the reeent Are ia Atlanta,
Tuesday,
M»v
9-
Friday
night, killing three persons, was
On., has announced that modern struc­
Washington. May 5__ Suggesting an this morning taken to Hills by detec­
tures will be built.
amendment excepting Idaho from states
tives to dig up the rest o f the powder
in which the Secretary o f Agriculture
Friday, May 8 .
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may give permits for the exportation which wee cached after the wreck. Per­
Waahington, May 8.— Little progress
o f timber from forest reeervea, Hey- ris« also admits being concerned in the
was made in the senate jod ay on the burn, during the debate on the agricul- hold-up o f the.North Const Limited two
agricultural appropriation bill, the sea- tnral appropriation bill in the Senate weeks ago.
The engineer was flagged on a steep
sioa being devoted to u discussion upon today, ridiculed a chart o f the forestry
division which was swung on the wail grade. The train was stopped, and
the principle o f forest reserves and the
o f the Senate Chamber, marked wilii when the engineer aaw the hold-up men
administration o f that service. Teller 1
statements as to the number of years he ran a blockade o f búllete and pulled
concluded hie remarks in opposition to
the forests in various parts o f the coun­ hie train safely into town.
a lamp sum appropriation o f $500,000
try would last. Mr. Heybnrn read the
Ferrine made his confession in the
fo r further development o f the forest
'■ officers o f the American For­ hospital, where he was taken after be­
reserve system. Nelson o f Minnesota estry Association, declaring that Mr.
ing slightly wounded by the officer who
and Dolliver oft Iowa spoke in support WeyorhatWr, the seeond vice-president,
him.
o f the reserve fierviee.
/ owned or Vlaimcd more timber unlaw arrested,
Ferris«
was arrested while trying to
ferrine
MeCumber, chairmen o f the commit­
fully obtained than
than any other m£fi~eir+pAwn a rifle o f a peeuliar old-fashioned
tee on pensions, ealled the attention of earth. The
ate, adjourned with thn caliber, cartridges to fit whieh were
the senate te a deadlock among the agri ieultural /"bill still incomplete a jd
found on the ground after She attempt
conferees oa the pension appropriation the forestry question undisposed of.
to rob the North Coast train. Sus­
bill oa tne senate amendment requiring
picion wee directed to him when he was
a continuance o f the present system o f
Washington, May 5.— A lively debate
haring the pension funds disbursed waa kept up. all day today ia the House found loafing about the place where the,
through eight pension agencies, located on the sundry civil appropriation bilL Burlington wreck oecnrrad.
Railroad men here are much aroused
throughout the country, instead o f Repeated efforts were made by Gaines
through n single agency loeaed in this o f Tennessee and Chaney o f Indiana, and threaten te form n party to lynch
is t being
Ü ' kept nnder a heavy
city. Many senator« expressed a de­ supported by many other members, to Ferries. He H
sire that the conferees should insist oa procure an appropriation for an investi­ guard.
the senate amendment.
gation looking to increased safety in
C O A L 18 W A STE D .
mising, and they had about got Chair­
Washington, May 8.— The officers and man Tawney to the point where he
«□listed men o f the army today won would eonsent to aa appropriation o f O fficer« o f Federal Survey D iscover
their fight for increased pay when the $50,000 when Underwood objected, and
Valuable Fuel le Left. ~
bones, after a debate o f two hours, the proposition, for the time nt least,
Washington,
May 8-—Coal veined nt
agreed to the conference report on the was dropped.
$200,000,000
ie
being
wasted every year
army appropriation bill. An appropri­
The additions te the bill today were
ation o f $7.000,000 waa made for the $100,000 for the military prison iff Fort through improper mining method«. It
purpose, $6.000,000 o f whieh will go to Leavenworth, Kan., and $16,500 for an is estimated by officers o f tho Federal
the ealiated men. Nine hundred officers addition to Fort Oglethorpe, Oa., or a
Geological Survey that the lose repre­
on the retired list also will benefit by total increase to O
date
hio o
or f $1,241,000
p i,z * i,u v u .
the increase. The army appropriation
The three remain’
ining hours o f the see- sents 200,000.000 tons, and that this
bill carries an aggregate appropria­ sioa were taken u up almost entirely by amouat would supply the eoundry fer
tion o f $95,382,245. The principal item a discussion of ml
oll-calle. eansed by a six . months. The coal is^worth at least
« f increase is the $7,000,000 additional refusal o f the House to take a recess st $1 a ton.
J. A. Holmes, one of the officers o f
pay. With the variona changes made 5 o ’clock as a result o f a joke on the
In conference, the bill represents a total part o f some Republicans, who were the survey, who are trying to solve tho
increase o f $8 263,115 over the amount trying to hold the Democrats in the fuel problem, save today that nearly
authorised by the house.
House until the time the Republican half o f the total eoal supply ia left
caucus was scheduled to be held. In underground, either as pillars to support
T h u rsd a y. M ay T .
this they were successful, the House the roof o f the mine, or beeause it Is
Washington, May 7.— In reply to Hey­ finally at 7:47 P M. recessing until o f an inferior quality.
The investigators find that the waste
bnrn’■ attack upon the forestry policy 11:55 A. M. tomorrow.
is also dne to the fact that the working
o f the administration, Depew o f New
out o f the lower beds of coni first in
Monday. May 4.
Y ork today, ia the aennte, spoke nt
W ASHINGTON, May 4— The Cana­ some cases breaks and renders imprac­
length in defense o f forestry reserves dian international boundary treaty was ticable the subsequent mining o f the
»nd the reforestrntioa o f denuded land. ratified today by the Senate in execu­ adjacent higher eoal beds.
“ W e are skimming the eream o f the
Only the other day, he said, New York tive session. It provides for the more
State received 1,000,00 trees from Ger­ eomplete definition and demarcation o f natural resource«,’ ’ said Mr. Holmes,
many for nee in reforestrntioa o f the the boundary between the United “ and we are using the best and cheap­
Adirondack«. He commended the ca­ Stfttee and Canada, but does not change est o f our supplies. Eaeh o f tho suc­
tion o f President Roosevelt in inaugu­ in nay way the established, existing ceeding generations will obtain its
rating the system o f forestry reserve« line.
nseded general supply, but such will
b y setting aside 20,000,000 acres, whieh
Senator Lodge today introduced n pay higher prices, aa mining Will con­
wan increased to 40,000,000 acres under bill appropriating $400,000 for the pur­ tinually grow more expensive and more
Pnesident MeHinley, and is now 150,- chase o f a building in Paris to be used dangerous ”
000,000 acres. In the last two yearn, aa the American legation,
be said, France has spent $50,000,000 for the purchase o f the building bud
Fights to Escape Fine.
fo r reforestration in view of the enor been stricken out o f the diplomatic and
Chieago, May 8— The Standard Oil
inous damage to property and the hornet consular appropriation bill on the point Company o f Indiana today commenced a
o f the people by floods.
that it ta a not general legislation. \ new fight to escape payment of tho fine
Extended discussion o f the expendi­
Senator Fulton today proposed an o f $29,240.000, levied against It by
tures o f the Forestry Bureau for pub­ amendment to the sundry civil bill, au­
Judge Landis, in the Federal District
licity work o f various kinds, ealled thorizing the Secretary o f the Interior
Court, when ita attorneys appeared to
forth a vigorous deaial by Mr. Smoot to eoutraet for the eare o f the Alaska
argue an appeal from the lower court.
that a forester had attended a eonvea- insane, this amendment being in the in
John 8. Miller argued that a reversal
tion and charged his expenses to “ the tereet o f Dr. H. W. Coe’s sanitarium.
should be granted, beeause, he said, the
hay and grain account.’ ’
oil eompany did not know that it waa
WASHINGTON, May 4 _ T h e House using illegal rates, and that eaeh train
Washington, May 7 -A fter ten dava1 completely overran the committee on
discussion, consideration o f the on indrv appropriations in connection with sev­ load o f the com pany’« product should
have been taken as the basic a f a ship­
civil appropriation bill was completed eral items in the sundry civil bill.
ment instead o f each ear, as charged in
b y the house today, but before potting When the measure was laid aside for
it on ita passage a recess nntll tomor­ the day. $250,000 had been added to the the indictment.
row was taken. The bill carries a total sum recommended by the committee,
Orange C ro p Short in South.
appropriation o f $106,966,360. or $1,- which included $100,000 for gauginc
Los Angeles, May 8.— W ith but a few
241,000 mote than was reported by the the atreame and determining the water
committee.
supply of the United States; an in­ navels left and a brisk demand for all
The principal resolution o f the dav crease o f $50,000 in the appropriation o f them, the season, for this variety of
related to the salary and wage scale' for testing structural materials, and
to be paid in the eonatruction of the $100,000 in testing coal, lignite, and oranges is approaching a whirlwind
Panama Canal. The committee had in­ other fuels. These change« were not close, prices advancing sharply and
serted a provision providing that sueh aecompliahed, however, without a pro- > buyers scrambling for the remainder b f
salaries and wages should not exceed longed debate, in whieh tho committee the crop. Tho navel season will end
within 10 days— a month ahead of last
by more than 25 per cent the salaries found itself practically alone.
year. Only 500 cars of navels are left
in the state. The shipments to date
Wants Postal Savings Bank«.
O ran tee Watarways Fund.
have boon about 2,000 ahead of those at
Washington, May 7— President Rooee-
Washington, M ay 0.— The Benate this time a year ago.
vfelt today expressed to Senator Carter, committee on commerce today adopted
o f tho eommittoe on poetoffioee and p ost the report o f ita subcommittee, whieh
M ora Troublaa fo r Braxil.
roads, (tie earnest desire to see a postal revised the Newlands waterways bill.
Rio de Janeiro, May 8— Colonel Pis
savings bank bill become a law at this This report fixes the appropriation at cido Castro, who headed the revolution
session. Senator Carter told tha Presi­ 810.000,006, and authorizes the issuance o f Acre, declares that if Acre is in­
dent that he thought tho bill whieh had o f bohds when the “ waterways fu n d ” corporated with the state o f Amazonas
been favorably reported to the Sonata falls below $5,000,000, in order to keep instead o f being proclaimed a separate
would be taken up bv that body at an the fund u{\ to that emount. Tke full state, the inhabitants will proclaim aa-
frequent other revolution nnd fight to make
early date, and that " I t would pass both eommittee expects to hold frequ
houses
house« end
and become
beo ~ n law without serf- meetings with n view to reporting the themaelves this time an independent nn-
re as early ns possible.
tion.
one opposition.
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