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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-14

tuvieron mas remsdio que esisr 10 pe
No de eumergir su pafs en- un abismo
sin I1ndo.
Psro al mismo iiempc, el pueblo
japones, con su arrapque espontsnso,
al recibir las notIciss de las condi-
clones de Ia psE, ha dicho no solo 4
sn gobierno, sino al mundo entero:
lSepase que nosotros estabamos dis
puestos q seguir ID guerra, o. decir,
4 seguir sacriacsndo nuestra ssngre
y nusstro dinero haata. conseguir un
rsconocimiento complete y absolute
do nuestro triunfo!
Y esta manifestaci6n de un pueblo
lque no otra cosa siguifcs el motin
DO Tokfo], vale y psss porqus g Ia
proclamation de 10 voluntad ind6mi'
ta dc una raza que no 80 hsrtA do
gloriss de triunfos.
Cuando despues vino el conoci
mtento de los cosas yla rehexi6n 30.
brs elias, el pueblo isponss ha vuelto
q ser sl pals diciplinsdo y obedisn.s;
psro 70 ha manifestado, y on su co.
raz6n guarda, aus aspil aciones y aus
arrestos.
N.
LIS horro-es del Caucaso tisnen
un aspecto y una signidcaci6n muy
difsrs1te. Vienen despues dc los cho.
ques y refriegas que han ensapgren.
iado las provlnclAs rusas. !.
Los tartaros han seguido con gran.
disina atsnci6n las v.cisitudes dc Ia
guerra, los des salsbrt suce .ivos del
eierclso moscow to on Ia Mancharia, '
han visto, POI lin, que el Gar ha te-
nido que abandonar & los vencedores
el dominic sobre Corea y 10 peninsula
de Ltaotnng tan formida blemente for.
tifcads y tan tenazments deferdida;
devo. r. 4 China sus prov .ncias man.
chdes; rsaignarse q perder ~ poderfo
naval en- Otiente; salir vencidc, On
suma; han dicho: Esta es ID nues
ira.
Han caldo prlmero sobre los s1-
mentos, genies de raza y dc rel gi6n
distintss, gsntes q las que profssan
odio mortal atizado por los miamos
rusos. Per0 despues no 10 han limi
tado & degollsr armenios, sino que
han continuado su obra de m atanxa '
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-14
L|BR0 De vARONA

FL insigae pensador eubsao dos.or
Enrique Jose de Varona aoaba do pu.
blicAr en- Ia Habans IL prtmsra parts
de ua nuevo libro suyo, sCurso de
Psic1 ogfa', donds q m&s do exponer
idess proptas hscs un resumsn acaba.
DO de lts progresos que he alcanzado
en- Europa ls ciencia del espfrisu.
Asf 10 dice 10 prensa he bsnsra a ue
tributa 10 obra ensusiaatas slogios.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-14
|MPRES|0NES Y N0TICIAS

Sc ha cslebrado una reunion on
tire algunos elem ,ntos dc 10 iuvensut
de San Juan y 10 ho tratado aeercs
de la installation do vel6dromo On 90
ta ciudad. La idea es simpAtica y ola
q llegue q realigarse como la desear
aus iniciadores.
Sc nos asegura que don Jose G
Torres, que se acaba de reciblr de abo
gado, presentara 10 renuncla del Car
60 dc sub secretario dc Ia Corts ds
Dlstrito dc San Juan, cuyo cargo vie
ne desemp ed audo hace yA alga anos me
sss. /
Ell Attorney General saldrk dc
un momento q otro para Hums.ao,
acompahado del abogado don Jose
GuSmAn PenfteE q praeticsr u1s inyes'
Egaci6n en- las acusaciones pressnta
das por el preso Ruperto Felix Mel6n
dee contra el fiscal de aquells Corts dc
Distrito senior Aponts.
-Ha sido pressntais aver q Ia
Corts de Dlst.llo dc San Juan una
demanda en cobro de pesos contra don
Federico Cslaf, por Ia sums de lle, 00l
dollsra. Tsmbie !, contra dicho &C.
dor, hs sido pressntsta ot.s deman
da ca 10 Corte do Areclbo, por 100, 900
dollars.
La prlm.ra dsmanda Ia ha pre-
ssntado el abogado asfior TtxIdor,
estando cargo de In defensa d 81 de-
mandado el abogado Lole ez Landr5n.
Hoy conmemora el pueblo de los
Estados UnidCs el 1869 sniversar!o de
la muerls del gran Jorge Washington.
Ell bsrrio Mamsyes, de Rio g q.
de, Sc ha suscrito por su iniciaAva,
independents de la del munici pio, con
diez dollars, que fusron sntreg q
don Angel Rivero, para el visis a e..
tados Unidos de los comIsionados por
la Liga de ayuntamientos. Bien por
Msmeyes,
Aver Sc ha presentsdo IN caso
de t.fos ca el pobiade de Pslo Seco,
El saueamierto MAS riguroso se impo.
ne 60 squel barrio, gus de poco tIem-
po 4 ssta paris yiene siendo atscsdo
cor febres Inf :cciosas.
Ell ingeniero don Rafael del Va
lie zeno easa encarg ado de trazar una
'arretera estAblscer probablemente
n ella una via fSrres, para conduclr
'anas de una Hnca del docsor Blaz.
luez, de Ciales, { la central xCamba
ache, de Arecibc J tai vsz ala sMon.
lerrstes, de Manan.
Sc encusntrs hastants snfsrno an
Jstsho don Luis Labrador padre de
luestro amigo don joss Labrador VI.
ais marshall de IL Corte de Distrito
ie San Juan.
Don Francisco GAutier, Secre.
ario de Ia Corte municipal de Ponce,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-14

ha preasnsado al Gobsrnador 10 re-
nu ola de su cargo.
-Anochs celebr6 retrssa 10 banda
del Regimiento de Puerto Rico. El
programa fue aelecso, psro la concu-
rrencia q Ia plaza fue escasa.
-Esta noche celsbrard session or.
dinarla el Conceio municipal do San
Juan.
-Ea Arecibo termin6 satlsfacto-
risments 10 huelga dc tab 40 ueros dc
Ia fAbrlca Ella Cubana,.
Ell director de La Chispa, don
Jose Rivera Miranda, ha rsnunci ado
el cargo de conceial del syunsami snto
de Mansti,
LBS dependencies del comercio de
Ponce tratan do constituir una soc,e.
dad. va se ha elsgido la direcsiys q us
ha dc organiEarla.
Ri sabaao por la nochs contra.
leron msiimonIo en- es.a capital, don
Natalie de Jesds y Ia seloriss Trint
dad de 10 Cruz Gumila.
Hoy sale para Caguas 81 sar.
gento Mongil, qus he aldo trasladado
como comandants de aqusl puesso de
poligis.
-Anochs sall6 hscis Polca don
j aime ALexy,
-Desde hoy .e he hecho cargo dc
10 presidencls de la juntA central de
la 81 nion de Puerto RlcJ, don Carlos
Maria Soler.
-Muy pronto SO conv. cara una
session extrsordinaris para el nombra
mlento dc voc Alss de ia nusva directi
Va del Aieleo.
Ell Official de sanidad doctor Lu
go Vihas, publicara en- brsve un record
general &C. rcA de los intsreses santa
rios de los pueblos en- que ha glrado
vis.tss de inspection.
-Mafsna saldra hacia Coamo el
Comisionsdo del Interior Mr. Crahs
me.
Hoy salleron para Hum scao loI
ae6ores don Rafael del Vale, direc
Ter del LAboratorio Qlfmico, tenients
Quih )nes, y detective Manuel Galya-
rim, citAdos como tessigos de cargo
en oil licio por asesinaIo J robo en-
1ra los individuos CAndido, Anselmo
Antonio Acosta ~ B.biano Allcea,
supueslos autJres del asssinato do
don Tomas Caballero. de Csguas. Di-
sho juicio Sc vera man ns, ante sous.
la Corts de Distrit3.
Sc asegura que ssrk elegid nue.
Eaments presidenle DEL Ateneo el doc
'or Qasvedo BAez, que goza de mucho |
preIslgio entire los spOios de aQusl
4 tnro.
Ell diario local The Free Press
ls suspendido temporalmeaie au pu
olicsci6n, interim organize su marchs
atlvA.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-14
Junta de iInspectores De caninos
DIstrito dc San Juan. Ofcina del In
gsniero del Distrit1.

DIstrito dc San Juan. Ofcina del In
gsniero del Distrit).
No habieadose pressntado nipgu-
ma proposition acceptable en- la subas
ts de las obras de reparaci6n do los
camiuos de Vega-bAia & Morovis, Co.
rozal d Barros y Manatf 4 Florida,
que SO hatfa anuncisdo para 81 30 del
pssado mes de o .tubrs; 10 Junta de
Iospectores de Cam nos del DIstrito
acord6 anuncisr una nusva subasta
de dichss ob-as que tendr& lugar el
dta Is del corrie .ts mes de Dlctsmbrs
d as diez de la mafisns 90 esta odci-
pa, cslle de Ia Cruz 25 dopde So b al an
dc manifesto los pliegos d. cond clio.
ne q ,e dehen su tar.e los qle de
ss3n tomar psrts en- a subasta
San Juan, D cielnbre 10 de- 1905.
A. Mn MARTINEZ.
lrgeniero del Distriso.
80 Ait
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-14
ORcina del Attorney General

AVISO.-Se hacs sabsr { los qus
poseen conocimtentos de Stanogrsfta
y escritura en- maquina, que los dias
70, Il y % del corrirnte, mes, de 9 & Il
., m. y de 2 q 4 o. M, sc celebraran
en- eitA oteina ex imenes prStlcos pa.
ra iuzgar Ia competencIa de los que Sc
presenter y clasifcarlos q fn de Que
puedan ocupsr las vacAntes cue ocu.
iran en el DepArtsmcnto de Justicis
Los elsrcicios ssrkn en- idioms ca,ts.
llano,
FRANK FEUILLE.
1921 Attorney General.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-14
DON ESTEBAN MARIE

Aver recibimos 10 vista De cite
cabsllsro, rsprssentante de la eompa.
1ta do Opera xSeognsmiglio.s
81 sefior Marie viene de Venezue.
la, donde dicha companfa ha obteni.
do grsndes exitos.
L. troupe sSsognamiglios esta-
ra aQuf el q del corrisnts mes, no
dudamos que serA bisn recibida por 81
culto lblico de San Juan.
Ssludamos co:dialmsnts al sefor
Marie, deiesndole grata eslancia en-.
tire nosotros.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-14
SULTAN PARA PRUEBAS

Sc vende uno, en- LA De.
MocRAclA. Esta en- perfecto
uso. Por la mitad de su Va.
lor. Sc venden tambien tipos
usados, ocho puntos.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-02-21
TRAIN IN
HEAD-ON COLLISION

a wreck was inevitable the wreckina
crew was notified and the wreckine
train got in readiness to proceed to
the scene without delay. The opera
tor at Mariana, hearing the Cotton
Gale Office notify Pensacola, immedi
ately secured the services of several
physicians and had them in readiness
TO go TO the scene on an engine in
case their services were needed
which, happily, was not the case.
Mail Clerks T. B. Everett and G. r
Smith, who were in the mail depart
ment of the combination car on mum.
Der when the crash came were con.
siderably bruised, but neither of them
was seriously injured. Traffic was de-
layed for about five hours.
1t was by the merest chance that
the smoke of the accommodation
train was discovered by Engineer
Barclay, whose prompt action in
bringing his train to stop probably
averted great loss of life as had both
trains been under full Roadway it is
probable that the passenger coaches
on number would have been tele'
scODed.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-02-21
STEAMER BANGOR
MAY HAVE TROUBLE
CAPTAIN ALLOWED ALIEN TO Es
CAPE AFTER BEING PLACED
ON BOARD FOR DE- :
PoRTATIoN.

The captain of the Steamer Bangor,
which sailed from this port early FRI
day morning, may find himself in a
whole lot of trouble when he returns
from a voyage to Antwerp, by reason
of the fact that, although he was
warned to be careful, he allowed an
alien, E. Simmons, who had been plac-
ed on board the vessel for deportation
by the immigration officials, to make
his escape while the vessel was in
the harbor here.
Two aliens were placed on board
the vessel at Fernandina for deporta-
ton to Europe, after which the vessel
sailed for Gulfport for additional cargo
later putting here. While at this port
one Of the men escaped, but was sub
sequently recaptured and placed in the
county Jail to await the return of the
vessel.
The offense of the captain is not
only in allowing the man to make his
escape after being warned to be care
full that such did not happen, but also
because he failed to notify the immi-
grafton inspector of his proposed sail
ing. and the escape was not discovered
until after the vessel had put to sea.
It is believed that proceedings will be
instituted against the captain Of the
Bangor as soon as she returns to an
American port for his failure to act in
accordance with the law in such cases.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-02-21
MAY HAVE BEEN
FLIM-FLAM GAME
SEVERAL PERSONS HAVE PART.
ED WITH CASH AND ARE BE.
GINNING TO GET
ANXIOUS.

Some time since there was a new
flim-ham game operated in Savannah,
by which anuniber Of easy" ones were
fieeced, and it is the opinion of several
gentlemen in this city that a similar
game is now being worked in Pensa-
cola
As worked in Savannah the game
was for a smooth solicitor to call on
business men with samples Of cloth
from which they selected a pattern
for a suit. After the selection had
been made, measurement was taken
and enough goods of the pattern Sc
lected were given to the customer,
upon payment of SO, to make a suit,
II was represented to the victim that
tailor would follow up the first
"agent" within a few days who would
make up the suit and collect the bal
ance due when the work was done,
The tailor appeared later as promised
and was given the cloth to make up
into a suit, and that was the last seen
of him or the cloth either.
Recently several gentlemen in this
city have given up sums ranging from
s. to so as partial payment on suits,
but in these cases they haven't even
the cloth to show for their investment
and are beginning to get somewhat
anxious about it. It is possible that
the solicitors who are at work in this
city are all right but, in view Of the
experience Of Savannah business men
it may be well to be perfectly assured
that they are all they claim to be be-
fore giving up an money.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-02-21
DEMAND FOR
LIBERTY
MADE
FREE SPEECH
AND SUFFRAGE
Great Meeting of RUS
sian Students is
Held.
THEY ADOPT RESOLUTIONS CALL,
ING FOR LIBERTY OF SPEECH.
RELIGION AND ASSOCIATION,
AND DEMANDING FULL AMNEs-
TY FOR RELIGIOUS AND POLITE
CAL OFFENDERS.
BY Associated Press

st. Petersburg, Feb. 2O.-The spirit
OF revolution had complete possession
OF the great meeting to-day of profess
sors, students and directors of the st.
Petersburg university which was held
to discuss the question of joining a
general strike inaugurated by similar
institutions in Russia. 1t was decided
to close the university till fall.
From the first, youthful orators in
famed with the spirit of liberty, I'M
sparingly denounced the course of the
government and demanded a national
assembly. The professors tried to
stem the tide but were hOwled down.
Russia was declared to be on the eve
of revolution.
Resolutions were adopted demand
ing-frst, constituent assembly on
a basis of universal suffrage under
conditions of liberty of speech, of the
press and of association, and freedom
OF labOTers to strike; second, full am
nesty for religious and political Of
tenders; and third autonomy for each
part of the country not of Russian ma
tionality. Concluding the resolutions
call on every self-fespectihg citizen to
struggle for these acts.
After the breaking up of the meet
ing band of the more violent stu
dents tore up the emperor's portrait,
stripped and demolished same, and
carried the pieces of It away as souVe-
Mrs.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-02-21
MANY FINE HUNTING
DOGS ARE POISONED
PEOPLE LIVING IN THE COUNTRY
SCATTER FRESH MEAT CON-
TANNING sTRYcHNINE WHERE
1T is PICKED UP AND EATEN
BY ANIMALS OF sPoRTsMEN.

A number of fine hunting dogs have
been poisoned recently by eating meat
which had been poisoned with strych-
nine and scattered around. for the
purpose, so it is said of killing off
mongrei dogs that had been making
depredations on the sheep of the
farmers. Two were poisoned near
Molino on Sunday, one of them being
valuable ana highly trained animal
belonging to F. E. Brawner, with
which Wiley Harris and S. J. Isaacs
were hunting.
Messrs. Harris and Isaacs had sue.
ceeded in shooting something over a
dozen birds when the dog With which
they were hunting picked up a piece
of fresh meat. Before the hunters
could take it away from him it had
been swallowed ana the dog expired
within fifteen minutes.
W. B. RunyOn,' who was also hunt.
ing in the same locality on Sunday
came narrowly losing a valuable
pointer. Mr.. -.unyOn was aware that
several dogs had been poisoned and
was consequently watchful. When he
saw his dog pick up a piece of meat
he at once caught the animal and took
the meat away from him before it
could be swallowed, but not before
the dog got a pretty good dose of the
poison with which the meat had been
saturated. BY hard work he managed
to save the dog.
A short time ago two hunting dogs
were poisoned az Quintette, but in
this case the poisoning was deliber'
ate, the poisoned meat being thrown
over a fence into the yard where they
were kept while being trained. One
of these dogs was owned by +. b
Bruce, of this city, and was consider
ed a valuable animal. II was at -Quin
tette to be trained.
As far as can be learned there has
never been a case in this vicinity
where a trained hunting dog has kill
ed sheep, or molested them in any
way. II is the mongrel Gogs that in
fest the country districts that are
responsible for the damage done ia
focks. and the sirewing of poisoned
meat around promiscuously is prac'
tice that ought to be prohibited.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-02-21
CENSURED FOR
SENDING MESSAGE
Mr.. Baker of New
York Makes Anti
Russian Speech.
SAYS PRESIDENTS MESSAGE or
COINCIDENCE AND SYMPATHY
ON ASSASSINATION OF DUKE
sERcIUs DOES NOT REPRESENT
AMERICAN PEOPLE.
BY Associated Press.

Washington, Feb. 20.-BefOre the
vote was taken in the house on tho
shipbuilding bill to-day, Mr. Baker. Oi
New York, created a sensation by OF
fering the following resolution: That
while this house views witn horror the
deliberate destruction of human life
al all times and under all circumstan-
ces, yet il declares that as reprehensi
bic as was the murder of Grand Duke
Sergius. II was not more wantOn than
the massacre perpetrated by the Rus
sian government January p when
thousands OF unarmed men, women
and children were butchered in cold
blood and that il regards the murder
OF those h slpless. unOffending men
women and children as one of the
most dastardly crimes ever perpetrat.
ed; that. in refusing 10 express the
horror Of the people of this country at
that fearful crime, while now assert.
ing that both the American govern
ment and people view the killing o.
Grand Duke Sergius with adherence
The government has not and does not
voice the real sentiments of the people
OF the United States"
In an excited manner, Mr.. Baker as
seued that he had been told that II
he introduced this resolution a mo
ti0n would be made to expel him from
the house. Pushing down the aisle
and waving the resolution in his hand
he deposited it in the box provide
for such measures, and defied any one
10 make motion TO expel him. Make
il now" he shouted. "Expel, Expel.
Expel I tel you 10 introduce your
motion to eXpel."
Previous 10 this Mr.. Baker had pro-
voked considerable discussion by con-
demning the presidents action in send
ing a message Of coincidence 10 En-
perOr Nicholas.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-02-21
Victims in CaVe-in
Cannot BE Reached
IT'LL Morning.
MINE is SEVEN MILES BELOW
BESSEMER AND RELIEF TRAINS
FROM THAT CITY AND BIR-
MINGHAM HAVE GONE TO
SCENE OF THE DISASTER.
BY Associated Press.

Birmingham, Feb. 20.-Meagre re-
ports reached this city late this after
noon of a terrible mine disaster, in
Virginia mines. One hundred ana five
men are entombed in one mine and
it is believed that all are dead.
The reports at eleven O'Clock to-
night state that every effort is being
made to reach the men but that the
workmen cannot possibly succeed be-
fore tomorrow morning.
A cavern due to the giving way OF
the timbers is said to be the cause OF
the disaster.
Special relief trains from Birming-
ham ana Bessemer have been dis
patched to the scene. The mines are
seven miles below Bessemer and be-
long to the Alabama Steel and Wire
Company.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-02-21
resolution Creates
SENSATION
In the House.
Is MORE PENSACOLIANS
MANY YET BE SUMMONED
THOSE ALREADY THERE EXPECT AWAY BEFORE
MARCH 4-MITNEssEs WILL EXPECTED PROVE CHAR
AcFER AND REPUTATION OF JUDGE swAYNE
BY Percy S. Hayes.

Washington, Feb. 20.-It developed
at late hour tonight that the govern
ment had issued subpoenas for at
least twenty-five more citizens of Pen
sacoia, the names being furnished by
the parties who are pushing the case.
This means that the Pensacolians
now here viii probably be compelled
TO remain until about the end of the
present session of congress or posi-
bly, until March fourth. The witness
es summoned are all to prove the gen.
eral character and reputation of
Judge Swayne and are mostly promi-
nent business men.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-02-21
NINE NEW
CARDINALS
POPE ANNOUNCES THAT He WILL
MAKE APPOINTMENTS AT
NEXT coNsIsToRN.
IN Associsted Press.

Rome, Feb. 20.-As there are nine
Vacancies al present in the Sacred
College. Pope Plus Y has expressed
Ms intention TO appoint new cardinals
a. The next cOnsistory, the date OF
which has not yet been decided. L
mas been almost definitely decided tC
Nominate for the first time a South
American cardinal in the person of the
archbishop OF Rio De Janiero. 1t is
Probable the cardinals viii be given q
hungary and Italy and that none vii
2 10 Great Britain or the United
S-s-es
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-02-21
ROBBERS AT WORK
SUNDAY NIGHT
ENTER HOME OF FRANK JOHN.
SON AND STEAL TWO OVER
COATS FROM RACK IN
THE HALL.

Thieves entered the front door OF
the home of Frank Johnson, Is East
Wright street, on Sunday night at
about $3.50 o'clock while the family
were in the sitting room, and made off
with two overcoats that were hang
ing on rack in the hall.
The family heard the door open, but
thought that someone who belonged III
the house. had entered, and paid no
attention to the matter for some time.
A little later, however, becoming a
little suspicious that all was not right
an investigation was made which dis
closed the fact that two overcoats
had been taken. There is no clue
to the perpetrators of the deed
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-02-21
1O5 MINERS ENTOMBER
AND PROBABL DEAD
BY Associated Press.

Washington, Feb. 2O.--The house to-
day, after seven hous' session, pass
ed the naval appropriation bill carry
ing total of SOS, 914,359. The provi-
sion for the two new battleships, as
reported by the committee on naval
affairs, was retained. Both the ma
jority and minority were badly divid-
ed over the proposition, at least forty
members of the latter going. over to
the republicans, while about an equal
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-02-21
SHOT WILD TURKEY
AND MANY RABBITS

c. T. Larcum, who was hunting on
Sunday in the vicinity of Carpenters
Creek, returned to the city after q
day of good sport, bringing with him
a good sized wild turkey and a large
number of young cotton tails. He re
ports having seen several. turkeys
during the day but was able to get q
shot at only one Of them.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-02-21
TRAIN GOES
THROUGH BRIDGE
ENGINEER AND FIREMAN BOTH
kLLED-WRECK ON CEN
TRIAL or GEORGIA
ROAD.
By Associated Press

Albany. Ga. l.. eb. 20.-An engine OF
The Central OF Georgia regular passen.
ger train. which left Albany al three
thirty this afternoon, went through a
bridge spanning the Chsttahoochee
river al Columbia, Ala. Engineer
Elijah Pate and Fireman c. A. Dean
were killed or drowned. II is stated
thar the baggage. and mail car were
UarJly over the-chasm but were held
ron falling by the coupling TO a sec
ond-class coach.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-02-21
President Will Aid
Southern Cotton Growers

Washington, Feb. 20.-President
Roosevelt today received the commit
tee appointed by the recent Southern
Interstate Cotton Convention at New
Orleans, to urge the creation of COM
mission to extend the foreign markets
for cotton products. The delegation
consisted of about a dozen members,
headed by former Senator McLaurin,
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-02-21
GAR GIVES IN
AND WILL CALL ASSEMBLY,

London, Feb. 2O.-A dispatch from
st. Petersburg to the Reuter- Tele-
gram Company, says that Emperor
Nicholas has decided to convene the
Zemsky ZObor and that an imperial
manifesto announcing its convocation
probably will be issued upon the ami
versary of the liberation of the serfs.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-02-21

ed to show that Judge Swayne hau
not expended any money for travel
Manager Olmstead had read provi-
sions of the Florida statutes relating
to suits of ejectment or the disquali-
ficRtion of judges. Mr.. Olmstead
then announced that the case of the
house managers was concluded.
The defense then opened their case,
the preliminary statement for Judge
Swayne by Ex-senator Anthony Hlg-
gins not being completed when court
adjourned for the day.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-02-21
Another Atlantic cshie

New York, Feb. 20.-Another At.
lantic cable is to be LAID by the Com
mercial Cable ompany, and bids FOR
its laying have already been received
be in operation during the coming
summer.