Show OCCUPATION OF SANTIAGO DE CUBA It Did Not Thereby Become Territory Ter-ritory of tho United States DECISION OX TAIULP DUHES Ior Tan Varposeele 11 I nlod olld Ihnh a lolrn PuriMr Oun Io Alto Cassia New York Aug 41h United State board uf general appraUen filed a decision de-cision today In which they ruled that Walter L Baxon of New Orleans fjir mutt iy duly upon n mltcellaneout cargo which left New Orleans In July ISM on Iheittomer Deposits i and which was brought back to New Orleans by the tame Veteel after an unucctrul attempt had been made to land the goods at Bantlago Santiago at the lime of the shipment I a pnttettlon of flpaln but wllhtn Urn military putaeetlon ot the United State Mr Saxon claimed that no duly at all could be Unnoted at tile good were ot Amtllcan production and had not been landed at any foreign part The oppralter had u precedent In making little decision The United Hlate circuit court had ruled that The coniue1 and occupation of Han tlago by the United States military au horill Its did not frisk that territory apart a-part of the United States Tor tariff purpote It remained I u foreign M > rt The opiraleera nuilnlned I I tlf Protest of the queen Tuck company and the Wa Choice company of Tort Town sid Wathlngton agalntt ton duties at teaied upon what wa found to be l ea nut as 11u 1 4 The nil wait atiemed for Sot t ut J per rent under an c providing for Chino wood oil L The lmHirltr Oatmeal free entry under u provision for nut olli A l a chemist found Ilse substance to be nrachlim of peatmt oil I and the protest was r I Isomantat |