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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-04-19
JAPONER1AS DE OTONO

LO que tamben sorprende es Ia habaci6n que para su
particular hAbG eegdo este Talk Sn que fu6
conqustador gran Enpeador sumAmsnte peg ue6I
senci ell mas mas amanerado de to1os los ardnoS
es Ia mas vasa Ia mas mlgnffca Tene de cncuenta
metros de ongtud supues ea ola barnzGdA de
eeVado frso mAr2voso Como de costumbre hay
mueb nadA mas que entes donde los Antiques cabRero
legar depostAbGn In ell fondO tras de
lumnA Ell estrada donde 6poc' remo de Enrique "
de Francis dAbA TAkO-SAma ~ 3ncias Al mirarle
ensa aques cone' Ia spGrc6n de aquelos bti
ALtes cAbAros cuyos tenan por cuernoe
hoccos ablnicos todo naudto ceremonial de 1queR
corte. Be pensa en- pssfdu e revvir No
solo esta lelos Ell tempO no prncpamentN ell
ecaoni las de Ia errs odo clio eata fuera de
hemo ecbldo Lo mismo los veoS temples de
este pals los miramos sin omprendeos beD los smboo
nuestra penetrac6n Entire este JGp6n nosotos las
dfe1encl1s de los ogtes pmvoSabren immense abismo
-TodAvia vGmos aravesAr otra sAa dice un bon7o
uegO setie de paos que conduczn al temple del
pAlaco
En- estA Ultima sa h,y gente, 10 que consttuye
prsa; peo 0bservA mmo senco Hombes acurrucAdos
uno las parede Odos sededor parecen muy ocupados
escrb cetdotes copAn OrAciones hOs de
Vaendoe de pinceIOt vend6rses pueblo Aquf ,obre
e ondo de de las parede todAs s pinua representa-
tgres reae msyores que regular todas
las potuTa del fuCr del scechO de c4rera de Il perezI
del sue6o For de los nm6ves bonzos gtuesas
expresVss mAeVOs cabzss mostrandO punti'gudOs
dlentes.
Mi gua saIuds al entrar Como estoy en Ell pueblo mas
core de IL terra coDsdero obgado saudar tlmben La
reVerenca me deVuten propsga hera reddo de
ID sala pasamos
Paslos Atesdos de manuscrOs fardos de oraciones
uego egsmos al temple Is 6gurabs de gran msgol
fcencA Paede bGvedas coUmnls todo barpzado de
alto rso representa- foaje rAmees de peonfas muy
a5iert eculEidis tai decadezA que pSrecsn pr6xmM
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-04-19
B1BLIOTECA DE sLADEMOCRACIA,

deshoarse menor sopo dorado uvia al sueo Trs
de coumnIt Ia parte obcur hay fdOos embema
medic de od iqueza amontonada agado ncensros
candeabros.
Pecisamente es IL hora de los OHcoI cuIto b6dco En-
de los pAos campana de sondos graves de conrab
comenzA hir exremAda entitud Los bonzos 6nl
de gAza nega sobepeces verdes vercan entrada
ritual cuyos movmentoS son muy c0mDcAdos luego van
aAcurrucarse e centrO del santuaro Hay ~ sOla
mene dos tres perddos en este gran tenn
s dminutAs pipas muy bIja conte
niendo ID risa que les retozA.
Entire tano IL cAmpAua pieza tahir mas de prisa
los sAcardOtes hacer profundos sAudos fdooS Mas
pdAmente ala las vbracones del bronco precpau mens
los sAcerdoes proSternAn tocAndo con Ia TERRA
Ent0nces las regiones mfstcs ago que
que de mucho Ia consgrA6n cuto
Fuera cImpGna exsperAda dA gopes apdos nte
rrumpidos fteneicos.
Creo que he vsto odo este paacio; pero sgo
cOmprender disposition de saa nj e plan del conunO 81
estuVera solo perde aqu dentro como en- un Sberno
Por fOrtunG mi gua sale depedrme despu6 de haberme
cazado msmo aV6s de pasadzos pasando uno
IN veo ggantesco arbO msgroso egn parec que desde
hAce muchos sgo protee pAAco contra los incendos
evA hasta msma p1er donde ENTIRE esperan
mis- djlnS
Les Ordeno que me conduzcAn Cos Sho antique pals clio
imperial que los MkGdos han abandonAdo. Eti muy eios,
enmedio de deertAs espnadIs baldos Pero
ntermnAbe muraa maza que e dend da tentaconea de
penetrAr en- 6.
Como me 10 tem' con mil corteses escusas negan
entada C empre esa prohibda aseguran; pero aobe
td0 este mpOsbe estsn hacienda toda pra
grandes Lrepavos para recbr Ia anciInA Emperz madre
que Quere voVer 50 reGjdencia de oros tempos.
i Qo6 smA no tener quen me presente eStA VludA
SrfA agAdble YER estudiGr 10 vida pvad el
secretO del hogar, una veA EmpeHtriz nipona
Por mas que cato intresa POGO, engo que visitar
amben e bricM de pOrceana que tuncOnGn desde hAOe
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-04-19
BUQUES ANUuC|ADOS

<Plo ks & prlnci pios.. del entrante
Mayo regresara para seguir visje con
destino q Canarlas, Cadiz y Barcelo-
ma.
SCatalinaS. Sali6 de Barcelona
hacienda las escslss de costumbre ell
8 del actual.
<Monserrst.s Estara aquf 81 28 del
corriente procedente de Geneva y e.
calas.
<santurce., Saldr& para New Or.
leans hoy.
<Philadelphia> Eli2O corrlents e.
tara aquf procedente de New York y
saldra al siguiente dia para la Guaira'
<Julia.S Para la Habana y esca.
las intsrmedias saldra ell % del co.
rriente.
<Catalufia., Hacia ell % del CO.
rrierte estara aquf procedentes de Co.
lon y escalas, y seguira viaie para Ca
narias, Cadiz y Barcelona.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-04-19

En- los Estsdos Unidos de America. FL
presidente de los Estados Unidos
s. s. En- Ia Corte de distrito del
distrito judicial de Humacao, P. r.
En- ell asunto sobre declaratoria de he
rederos de Eleuteria Lopez Martf-
nez, se ha rssuelto;
Por cuanto habiendose promovido
ante esta Corte de Distrito por el Le-
trado Raj tel Tirado Verrier en- repre-
sentaci6n de Fructuosa C6rdova un
expediente solicitando SO le declare
duico heredero abistentato de Eleute-
ria Lopez Martinez, madre de la pro-
movente, fallecida en- esta ciudad en-
"a de Mario de 1901 sin haber otorga-
do testamento nj deiar otros parientes.
Por tanto Sc ordena la publication
de edictos en- el periodice LA DEMO
CRACIA que Sc publica en- San Juan, q
| 10 menos una vez cada semana duran
te un mes en- tres sitios p1biicos de
la ciudad de Humacao para que los in
teresados que Sc cream con derecho
ser incluidos en- dicha declaratoria d.
herederos hacer impugnacion d Ii
misma, coucurran q eta Corte pre-
sentar sus slegaciones en- forma ell df'
| Is de Abril del corriente afio; previ
niendoles que pasado dicho termino .
oida la prueba que ofrezca la part
promovente Sc resolvera la declarato
ria de herederos solicitada parando
les los perjuicios CONSEQUENCES 10
que no hsgan uso de gu derecho. Ex
tendida bsio mi firma On Humacao ho
trece de Mario de 1905. J. A. Erwi
Juez z-Testifco-Enrique Rinc6n. Sc
cretario.
Y para su publication en ell peri(
dico <La Democracia, q pedimiento d
; la parte interesada, libro la present
en- Humacso 13 de Mario de 1905.
F'irmada de mi mano y sellada CO
el de este Tribunal.
ENRIQUE RINCoN
Secretario de Ia COrte de DistritC
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-04-19
JA(A DFSApARE(IDA

En- la noche del microbes 20 q
amanecer del jueves 30 de los corrien-
tes, ha desaparecido de la fnca de don
Nicolas Quiflones, barrio Bairoa, an
tes Caguitas, donde pastaba un caba-
llo zaino jaca como de 8 cuartas de
alzada POGO mas 8 menos, erin cola y
copete abultados, con un lunar en- las
rodillas de ambas patas delanteras,
paso corto y sobre-trote, y marcado
G. A. y amuga.
Ser& bien gratifcada Ia persona,
que de noticias de su paradero a su
duefio don Juan Rios Oyola.
Caguas, Mario 80 de 1905.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-04-19

Esta antigua y scrsditada
tasmacia, la msjor de la locandad,
ha ssnovado todas sus sxistsncias
4 iatYoducido M sxtsnso sustido
do dsogas, productos quimicos J
msdicinas do Patsnss dc los pTin-
cipalss laboratorios Dc Europa y
America.
El jsfs del sstablscimisntc
que cuenta io aboa de sxpssisn-
ola On tan dslIc sds proission. atisn.
do cuida dosamsnte. auxiliado Tol
IN ints1ipsnts varsonal sabal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-04-19
Venta de muebles

Por ausentarse su dueiio, 80 desea
vsnder todo el mobiliario de una ca
80. Informe, Sol So altos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-04-19

Estados Unidos de America. FL Pre-
sidents de los Estados Undos.
Conversion en- dominic del derecho de
possession de una fnca rIstica.
En Ia Corts Municipal del Distrito
Judicial Municipal de Caguas.
Clementina Caballero Qlintero.
Promovente. Eek parte.
Por cuanto habiendo presentado
el Lcdo. don Lorenzo Gimeaez G arcfs,
con fecha de hoy, escrito q nombre
en- representation de do1a Clementina
Qaintero y Caballero, mayor de edad,
viuda, propietaria y vecina de Ponce,
solicitando la conversion en- dominic
del derecho de possession de una fnca
r1stica. q saber
RtsTICA: Predio compuesto de
ciento veinte y cinco cuerdas de te-
rreno, en- el barrio del MAMEY, lu-
risdicci6n municipal del extlnguido
municipio de Gurabo, hoy agreg ado
de Caguas, equiv alentes a cuarenta
nueve extareas y trece Areas, colindan.
tes por ell Norte con terrenos de la su'
cesi6n de don Carlos Llorens por el
Este con los de don T.burcio Herman
dez, don Florencio Echevarrfa y dor
don Sebastian Gomez por ell Sur lo'
de don Bias Maldonado Cosme
don Juan Ramon Quifi6nez,
Por tanto: Sc ha ordenado q peti
ci6n del Abogado de Ia promovent'
senior Jimenez Garcia, por ell Homo
rable Pedro Vergne de la Concha
Juez Municipal de Ia Corte Municipa
de esta Ciudad y su distrito, SO publ
que este edicto por ell termino d.
ounce dfas naturalss en- ell peri6dic'
LA DEMocRACIA que Sc edita en- Sal
Juan p r., en- el local de Ia Corte
para los que SO cream periudicado
en- la solicitud deducida por ell Letra
do don Lorenzo Jimenez Garcia
nombre de la peticionaria doha Gle
mentina Qlintero y Caballero, pue
dan oponerse & ella en- forma lega'
dentro del termino expresado q parti
desde el siguiente dia de la publics
ci6n pue Sc efect1e de este edicto, pa
sado cuyo termino, les parara ell pei
iuicio que haya lugar en dereeho.
Dado bajo mi tirma en Caguas,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-04-19
GALER|A COLORADO

AriSO.-Para conocimiento de to-
dos, recuerdo mis- parroquianos que
esta casa, siguiendo la costumbre es-
tablecida en- amos anteriores para So
lemnizar ell dia de Viernes Santo, no
Sc abrira durante todo ese dla.
El Establecimiento cerrara sus
puertas ell Jueves Santo q la una de la
tarde, no yolvera q abrirse hasta ell
Sabado de Gloria, las nueve de la
mafiana.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-04-19

?. Do1 81. CABLE AovrAn L@CB1, Pl0. -HE9!
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-04-19

tsrno. al dsspacho do las prsscrip'
clones facultativas.
La msjoS gasantia dc ssta CO.
"a % sl crocisnts favor que Il pd.
blico arscibsho 10 dispsnsa y Il
especial 1scomsndaci6n que los
Drincipalss msdicos de Ia cisdad
Aacsn do ella { sss clisntss
Sus precios son tan equitati-
vos que no admiten competeneia.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-04-19

VARIOS ART|CUL0S
DEL PALS
Precl0s corrlenteS
Azdcar para el consume:
Moscabado claro de $3.50 q %.
De miel claro q 1915.
Centrffuga claro de s4.75 as.
Az1car americana de 10 as6.50
Algod6n de 6 st.
Almid6n %
Cafe corriente s11t.
Cueros dulces $16 4a17
Cocos a $40 millar.
Ron rs grades Cartier de IL centa-
vos gallon.
Maiz a 31.6)
Sebo SIT 90.
Tabaco, nominal.
AzGcar para la exportaci6n. DE
$3.50 a S4.66s segdn poralizaci6n,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-04-19
EDIGTOs

10 de Abril de mil novecientos cinco.
Pedro Vsr1ege de Ia Concha,
Juez Municipal.
Miguel Mu1oz.
Secretario auxlliar.
Evening journal., 1905-02-02
RUSSIA WILL UNDERGO
A COMPLETE CHANGE

London. Feb. 2.-The st. Petersburg
correspondent of the Telegraph sends
the following remarkable statement:
'In a few days we shall witness a
political transformation scene as
thoroughly amazing as anything a
modern pantomime or ancient fairy tale
can afford. The captives who languish
In cells in the fortress will be released
and their misdemeanors will be forgot
ten. The press will be allowed to speak
freely.
Later Governor-General Trepoff viii be
sent to Manchuria, and I'm ten days a
brand new representative chamber viii be
created under the magic wand Of NJ. de
witte. and a new era Of prosperity will
begin for the Russian people. That is the
latest item Of the political program. am
enabled 70 vouch for its accuracy"
The correspondent ascribes the decision
to the influence OF NJ. de witte and M.
Yermolon. Minister Of Agriculture and
State Domains. He relates a scene that
occurred when the latter had an audience
Of the Car.
The Minister told His Majesty that the
present system Of government had out
lived its usefulness. He declared that IL
would be impossible henceforth to carry
on the business OF the Empire without sle
assistance Of the Russian people.
Evening journal., 1905-02-02
COUNTRY CLUB OFFICERS
Benjamin Nields Reelected President.
Committees Appointed.

At the annual meeting Of the Will
mington Country Club held last night
the following officers were reelected:
President, Benjamin Nields; vice
presidents, Harlan G. Scott, Henry b.
Thompson. Frank II. Thomas; secre-
tary, Edward 7. Candy; corresponding
secretary, William A. Speal1man; treas
urer, Caleb NJ. Steward.
The following five directors were
elected for three years: Benjamin
Nieldsr Frank II. Thomas, Henry L.
F'uldenwider. Thomas. f. Bayard and
Judge George Gray.
These committees were chosen:
EXecutive-H. b. Thompson, Harlan
G. Scott, Frank II. Thoams, John ].
Satterthwaite and Elmer A. Mitchell.
Finance committee-Harlan G. Scott.
T. Coleman DUPONT. and Samuel Ban
croft. Jr.
House commitee-Frank II. Thomas.
chairman Andrew c. Gray, Joseph
Bancroft, Horace w. Cause, Henry c.
Fritz.
Grounds committee, Henry b. Thomp-
son, Caleb NJ. Steward, Elmer f. Mitch
ell. Thomas f. Bayard and John p.
Armstrong.
Membership committee-George r.
Hoffecker Arthur II. G. Garrett. E. J..
Dallett. John ]. Satterthwaite, Henry
L. F'uldenwider Thomas +. Bayard,
Henry Fritz, S. d. Townsend and Caleb
NJ. Steward.
Evening journal., 1905-02-02
WILMINGTON WOMAN
MAY Be WIFE OF HOCH
She Will Look at the "Blue
beard" in Order to Iden-
tify Him

New York, Feb. Mrs. Katherine
Kimmerle. Of No. 546 West Forty-sev-
enth street. who told the police that
Johann Hoch, the so-called Chicago
"Bluebeard." was boaring with her,
and caused his arrest, gave the police
more information yesterday. 1t may
show that he had twenty-six wives. in
stead OF twenty-five. Mrs. Kimmerle
had received a letter which said in
part;
Il noticed that a man supposed to be
named Hoch had been given over to
justice by you. AS there was no de-
scriptiOn of the man, I thought, per-
haps, you would be kind enough to in
form me il he in any way resembles
the following description; Dark eyes
and black hair. a little wavy about 5
feet Z inches, and looked about thirty
five or forty years old.
MY reason for asking is, a young
girl who supported an aged mother,
both living in Wilmington, Del, mar
ried a man there who proposed to her
in about a months acquaintance, and
in about three months after deserted
her. She has done her best to trace
him Off seven years, and learned he
lived in Chicago under assumed names.
1 thought it might possibly be the
same man. but would not like to be
mixed up, unless I was sure you
thought my description was like the
man you had arrested, as it might be
a chance for the girl to punish him and
/ yet flee from him also"
Later, the writer of this letter said
she was not sure that Hoch was the
man she was looking for, but she
would go look at him today.
Evening journal., 1905-02-02
.TRUSTEES OF STATE
HOSPITAL INDISP0SED
Only Two Members of the
Board Present at Today's
Meeting

Nearly all OF the trustees of the Della
wal. state Hospital at Farnhurst, being
Indisposed. the regular monthly meeting
today was only a perfunctory affair. The
only members Of the board present were
Congressman Hiram r. Burton. of Lewes
and DR.. ]. II. Wilson, of Dover. These
trustees signed the monthly bills and their
action will be ratified by the other MEM
bers at the next meeting, the first Thurs
day in March.
DR.. William II. Hancker. the medical
Superintendent of the institution, present
ed his report for the past month. It shows
that two males and two females were ad-
mitted; ten males and six females were
released; and three males and one female
died The number of inmates now is 203
males and 145 females. During the month
Ss01.s8 were received for the board Of
patients.
DR.. Hancker stated 20 The Evening
Journal representative today that the cost
Of feeding and clothing the inmates Of
the hospital is but eighteen cents n day
lower than that of any other similar insti-
tuition in the country. 1t is believed that
This will have great weight with the
members of the Legislature when action
is taken on the bill appropriating S114OOO
(the usual amounO to the hospital. Only
about twenty Of the inmates are self
supporting.
No opposition has developed TO the
granting Of this appropriation and it is
believed that the bill will soon~pass both
Houses.
Evening journal., 1905-02-02
HEARING IN THE
BOUNDARY DISPUTE
Important Witnesses Testify
in the Delaware and New
Jersey Case
GRAY AND BRADFORD ON STAND

Some OF the most distinguished at
torneys and judges Of Delaware. Penn
sylvanla and New Jersey are connected
either as counsel or witnesses n the
boundry dispute case between Delaware
and New Jersey. the hearing in which was
resumed today in the County Court
House in this city. The hearing here is
confined to the Delaware contention only
and is before Francis Rawle. Jr., Of
Philadelphia, who sometime ago was ap-
pointed as commissioner to take testi-
mony.
Delaware Is represented by Attorney
General Robert II. Richards. former At
torney- General Herbert H. Ward and
George IT. Bates. OF Philadelphia. a
former resident Of Wilmington. The coun-
sci Cor New Jersey. are Attorney-General
Robert II. McCarter and Chaunccy G..
Parker
Tho question in dispute IS as TO just
where the Delaware boundary in the Della
ware river Is situated. This Is an old con-
tention. but IL was revived several years
ago when a number OF Delaware fisher
men were arrested by the New Jersey
authorities claiming that they were on the
territory Of that State. The Delaware au-
thorities claimed that the men were IL
legally arrested and that they were with
In the Delaware boundary.
During the hearing this morning a num-
Der Of prominent men were examined as
witnesses. They were Judge George Gray.
Judge Edward G. Bradford. Benjamin
Nields, John II. Rodney. Alexandf b.
Cooper and United States Marshal VIII
liam r. Finn
They were examined by Mr.. Bates al
to what they understood the boundary OF
Delaware TO be in the Delaware river
Commissioner Rawle swore the wit
nesses. Judge Gray was the first witness
He testified that he always understood
both as a member Of the bar and Judge OF
the courts that the United states Mar.
shals for the District OF Delaware iuris.
diction extended to the lowlands Of New
Jersey and he had never heard the ques
tion raised.
Judge Bradford was OF the same opinion
as Judge Gray and thought our jurisdic
tion extends TO the Jersey low wate
mark. Benjamin Nields testified that n
understood the jurisdiction and limits o
the State OF Delaware to be as defined II
Chapter 1, section ? Of the laws OF Della
ware, which is to the low water mark o
New Jersey
John H. Rodney and Alexander B
Cooper werd OF the same opinion. Mr.
Cooper told OF an instance when ne wal
Deputy Attorney-eGneral some years ago
Of a man being arrested for a criminal OF
fense. while he was in the Eastern chan
mel Of the Delaware river and held f6l
trial here.
At the hearing yesterday Afternoon
many dusty volumes stained with age an,
dating back TO the time Of William Penn
were In evidence. The documentary evi
dence includes grants Of land by william
Penn and his heirs and much Of It is I,
show how the three counties were gov
erned by the Duke OF York.
The hearing will end here tomorrow.
Evening journal., 1905-02-02
BIG CASS" MAY
GAIN HIS FREEDOM
New Castle Man Says Alleged
Burglar Was in Whining
ton During November \

Robert Cassidy. alias CASEY or big
cass' as he is known. who was arrested
In Philadelphia on Tuesday night on a
charge OF being implicated in the robbery
Iof bank at Manassas, Va. stands a good
chance Of being released from the custody
Of the police. James Whalen. of New
Castle, says Cassidy was in Wilmington
all through November and could not have
been in Manassas on the Eleventh OF that
month when the bank was robbed.
A number OF local police know Cassidy
and several OF them have seen him IN
Wilmington less than two months ago.
He was never considered a desperate
character here, such as the PHILADELPHIA
authorities believe him to be and the po-
lice were much surprised when they heard
Of his arrest in Philadelphia for bank
burglary.
Cassidy was arraigned before Magistrate
kochersperger in Central Police Court.
Philadelphia, yesterday and held to await
requistion. He declares he is not guilty OF
the charge
Evening journal., 1905-02-02
.PENNSY CONTROLS
THE NEW COMPANY
Officers Elected Here for the
Maryland, Delaware and
Virginia Railroad
RESULT OF A RECENT MERGER

At the Offices Of Scott and Co. this
city, at noon today the stockholders Of
the new Maryland, Delaware and Vir-
ginia Railroad Co effected a perma-
nent organization by electing the fol-
lowing officers.
President S. NJ. Provost, third vice.
president Pennsylvania Railroad; Vice
president. Captain Willard Thompson,
Wilmington; Secretary, James r. Nc
Clure Of Philadelphia; Treasurer Har-
Ian G. Scott, Wilmington; Directors, s.
M. Provost Captain Willard Thompson
Captain John P. Green, first vice-presi-
dent Of the Pennsylvania Railroad
Samuel Rea. fourth vice president OF
the Pennsylvania Railroad; Robert Cas-
satt. son Of President Cassatt of the
Pennsylvania Railroad; Major ]. S
'Bibbs of the Citizens National Bank
Baltimore: Congressman Hiram r
Burton Of Lewes; DR.. Charles H. Thigh
man. of Baltimore; William II. Bosley
of the banking firm of w. J. Getting &
Co, of Baltimore; Nicholas p. Bond and
Archibald H. Taylor, Baltimore. attor-
neys. and Samuel Bancroft, Jr., and
Henry P. Scott Of this city.
All Of the new officers and directors
were present at the meeting. By this
organization the property passes under
the control Of the Pennsylvania Rail-
road Company and its associates
Messrs. Scott Of this city and Bond OF
Baltimore.
The property Of the new company
consists of the Queen Anne's Railroad
the Weems Line OF steamers and the
Chester River Steamboat Co, proper
ties recently purchased by Scott & Co
OF this city.
Evening journal., 1905-02-02
LEGISLATURE TO MEET TOMORROW
Another Insurance Bill Has Been In
trodueed in the House.
Special to The Evening Journal.

Dover. Feb. 2.--The General Assembly
will meet tomorrow morning, this hav-
ing been decided upon when an ad-
journment was taken yesterday. To-
day was given up entirely to the in
spection trip to Delaware College and
the New Castle county workhouse.
In the House yesterday Mr.. Davis
gave notice of a bill requiring all in
surance companies organized in other
States or foreign countries and doing
business in Delaware, to appoint the
Insurance Commissioner their attor-
ney to accept service in Delaware.
Mr.. Murray also gave notice of the
bill 10 appropriate $4,000 to the trus-
tees OF the State Hospital at Farm
hurst for 19O5-O6.
Evening journal., 1905-02-02
RIGGS HAS MADE HIS
ESCAPE FROM MILFORD
Special to The Evening Journal.

Milford, Feb. 2.-State Detective
Francis came to Milford yesterday in
quest Of Zack Riggs. the accused
father Of the colored girl who died
here last Monday. Riggs, however,
cannot be found. He bade his wife
goodbye and disappeared.
Detective Francis and Constable
Frank Marvel searched for him
through the country, they having a clue
to his hiding place, but failed to find
him.
Detective Francis said today that he
Expected to have his man by night fall.
Riggs. II is said. made a confession to
his wife. The colored population is
aroused over the affair.