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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-02-27
sFiDdiStasespaii0lgs
en- San .P!8IeIs1gIg9.
Ell laaaIIs Ifelai.

Los -sennres- Aliredo Vic nti y g.
Gomez CaFrilI1. tedact0res de SEt
jiberals. de MddRd, fuvieron una
rntrevi>ta con Tfep sf tsrForista
/ une eisrce ell car@a de- gobarnadOr
general de san re tiers sburgo:
e'ntroducidtl presen-
tad IS por Nnvi teh director del Pc
| Ieri6i G., ~R1sia9, shed1os visitado 9
Trep0R - :. .sl@..sss s.sss - i
Is el4gOBlrnss II, general de- San
.PetersburxO alto " ioven
Il Gu utDdo Is Fvisitapos yestfa de
Hunif rne. En- su P6cho no osten-
stbbt cruz alguna. coDtraS tando la
sSenciilez de. sua unif6fme con Ia
Iss>,untuosidad del que vestian los
If1jieres "
Il 0aspu6s de los dependencies
ssalndos, Trep,sfs nos dij
I ,e~-Estoy. seguFos de que el orden
sp1bIico les ,DalterablA. Los ObrerOs
sestaass dtsssngaIadOs y reniegan de
sser iostfumeNto do los eiementos
spo itic0S sradi 2aleS. = Su question 'es
| T61<s ham vnelt0 al 'trabaj0. has
EGa el punto de FdJle no hay un solO
Thu lgnista en- San petersbufgo.
/ Las .h1Iii.loas sda lVdrsOvia termi-
Enaran pFonfo Z.
Ea Mosscou hay complete tran
Il duiliiaLs
.T,das las noticias da Ia ipretnlsa
extrauiers sou ex. Qera AS. r.
Pasa. demoStFa.los publicar6 how
ma lista..de loSn,,,oetoe mn, s e,n ;,3s: ;or.:
hada d,,l 90 4 g. "a il 4
-seo.ijin mi : ipft,ttnes< 81 tniimero
sO1s. s,,s ss'lS9esa i,iasise Stsibnir s.; ! j R9n-
didiienitc adels DD86teg liamaao. EQiD-
ii nm atenta lC,a 4st,8 .gaeEe /.
/ anaT II EanranSa ~ .in,,lhEicado vaFias
n
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-02-27
PfOgTaiaai del nUeVo
| g06ielo frances.
- Il SO
E. plDbltnIl ms iHlpOri11tb as
a separation ID d lglgsla Y
!Add EstadO.

.sEE y
{ NJ Rlnvisr ha. basado an prr g .ams
de & bieFno en- lee cuatro reform. 9 re-
aicslee de M Csmbes:. peFo invIrtien7
90 81 torden. !,
I C0lecaFE an primer tesmino los re-
tirOg 6slOa obreFOs. buecando ipmedia-
bamante Loo rsonPAOs, 61spcieHos nece-
pari0s y aatiA ciendO asf Lee s6piFeciD-
neR de rAdicGles y socialists.
En sega do e -minO. 81 ,eerVicil de
dos ID .; teFcer0. d, sepsraei6n de Ia
aglesia = 0l Estadd;y cuaEtOi el i'm
pneet9, ,oObFe Rtis lAdsas
xDAda la corta vida de- il actual CS
a sIs. ee pF0ee BILE que SOLO alcaDEase
el tempo para inp planter - ley de re-
kirOs los. ObfeFea y Iaidel aeTvicio de
dos as auedsnd9 paras ia. de leRis.
!e tuta q sepRFaci6l de e IL esiA y del
IEsstsd6 como plAta lfE1a para les pros
Klmas eIeccioneG. pefmitiendQ 81 pals
FesOlverlG ain neceeidAd de haber re-
surridO & b .diso1nciSn.
!. AdsdiEk R9uVier en-, et programs.
para calmar O 6 tAei6n prOducidap II
1a idel1ci6n un epE0yecto de- spIn1isti =
general C0mpran6iendO. fddem6SI de
hos Culpsbleg de dellei6o, t0doS lat
BentepciadOe por sdelitOs polfsicos is
eluaos DerOnlede lO6 dem6s 6okaens-
s1O9aDor-el TribuGal Su0femo.
sAsE dulcifcarfsla u opO8ici6h naeionef
ai8ka. I i ~
EE 3cOrjunto del 5prcgn5nAa ContaFk
ien d CfmaEa, sih0 con 81 apOgO, GUAM
domsnO6a con ta benevolebcis de loS
FopublioRhOs dOFceDtro pFo6resistas {
Hss6a ahoE&. D pTiociUal resi-, teDCiG
9provienede b extrema i9quierdo, que
Gaiebs nuts todo la separation de la
I8losie yal Estsdo., !
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-02-27
CITa Intermediates lIamadas ilGUTabIeS
CORSlItaS J C0HSejQS gratis para los elfGmOS

gratis tOdo
aquellOs padecsndO de cuaIquier enfermedad
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-02-27
2 sdrO Hernandez tan
QUilO Ell IA CdfCel
de LaTeS
v Bth1s tBgSFBs giigfosos aItI
C6mssa it.Ta q pan mas baTatO
..De aaseatro CorgegponsaL e8pee5aL.

We aeee@StkD AgsA$ - eA$eAessssSs z ~ r.
h brsro 53 = r. aro IN 4Tn6 az 4 siT.5
IS. II 10 sEs.vri ta & ed eelad " q Y
nNr iS6 ura I'M d aiata d n ns
cnmplidos. parec no b beFle rem r1i
do s-o3r ctobola despl6s de comeseI
tan hoTFendo Crfmens
Esl desgFaciado RArn6ndez c1Fa261
empedernido con instiatOs de e s11
no tiene perd6n del muUdo y q soCia.
dad le.execra por heCh0atan fsEcz e.
mo 81 fsndo. D
Sc halla tranqui.o en- eOts CEFCel e0&
mo oEsf7nO hubiera cam tidQ cFfmen 6l-
Eguno. Il
Si en- a'Runoo IugsPes 'd9 los q8stadnA
sUlidoa hubIera ri in eOmFtido este q {.
men qni2Sgsi hubiers lido Hachgds
Aincor tlnenti. . s.
II. Ieido en- eLN CorresDondencilS :
nm 4rlfcu'o que de este pu. BIO 10 cd!
VI ID dlcl@ ldOlp que el vspOF que poser
Ion B ltatar Ma ques en este pueblo
1ests am ,ns sndO deStruirl6s of df8Ifss
nos, pensado,
II Np es aoRmente el v8por Il ~ DOR
I. M5,quez p AlOu eli oue amen'z hNceFlO
.cAniz>s. sino que b J muth9ua .tngdTss
peligroscs. -s9151.7 = ~. $3.50
sNo We usta1 On IL cslIe del An6n
Fci snt5s de bohils g 1nsteui los n 1oe 90
bre ntros am 4n. sndo Tumble destruiF
"HlpoebloAi-el E lgRnQ zoes, impide &
ti4np Oporsub, <a 01 HI .ssi..gSsEsrf
AZ Lac cSlles de. S9n FsAroiec0: SsH
/ F 10Y III ,y6 D 'tienan itn1 g1aet a d
nero de castles y { NIB b .hf Il. & lFs
trui les sOb-e aquel'os preci Dfclos Qu%
SOD enDstsute. peigr0 sen scaa0. de in
cendi2 a ). e2a.sza s
- Cuando Greg 1rlo Crus err con
seEj del Gem snEsFi0 nupckt6 VIC des-
yer D .do est bS 10 mSIezS do q altur
rA de IN b mbre. DeFo. desDl e. gut
cRy6 el aynntsmi8nso repn bic .no
qued6 cAssnt9 , ocup5 81 UueseO Duea-
trn corre.iginnsFio dan M Anuel Il6oe B
II G j iltz que 10 Ginpi6 ain E6sdid9
ae tiemOo.
!. Eds,f..r L5pez f s mae de veirt
d % COnse de dih4. cemeotari
4cuand5 impere be- e'sql bi.fno esp, q !
4n eeta Is'a En- temp db T. . daFs.
les cd Qued6 colcc do en- afpuestos pc d
cusnaT 6,tls fu ron deFfUtadoO, dned6
cesGHt4 inmedls tamente.
-P5r f cea6 Ell 1oonOp5i dekpan
M era possible que perul9ueciercs poF
mss tiemoo IN neQccio san escsEl9lnlo
40 co mo eI que b tfs on este pueblo
con Ell pan.
Era un neg clio laonin0s quq 4 syore
d & unO para perjndicaf g1il
Gu aDdo .el pnrti2lo bicqniO I'd
niniAt-a b. cate municipi0. &C. vendis
ID IibFa de pan siete Oc1an aants VS.
H " que Ia-administ ion tA en-
nn nos de los unioE i.tss sCaeflhe pen
complete cuAtfo y eiCO CantAVos
libra.
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C0MPRAR UN PIANO

dosy puede .tE1 Paris Bazaar Z
Pto- Ricoi h-.bi ndo emplead
4 AR is BAZAAR.
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estuvo muy f.lia9 81 R nEDf Z
en- h comppeiGi6a &F attia. puee.
tFn vAt9 r .n,irez
Fu4ron mRY aplsudida aieuien
7 = Il ritas de- . escUsl del teflor
R.mfFez:
Rod ario Rosdo reCit6 con lsliCsde1a
v aentimlento dos c1mpoeieione3 pee
ticas.
Carmen GaTcia C6sdova ipterpret6
& 6perf cci6n IN dificiI mono 6loGoextra-.
progr4 r4ms.
D ,lpres Men6odez. recit6 bien en-
ing 6s
S N tambi6 dig1as do manci6n las
9, d Dritsa Sa'RadOs Sanchez. IEleaiaS ,
el MN, RndTigue8t d rRa II - 4.pfesai%ttsss.
Conc uldos los tFabsj1g ge repertie-
ron RI escos Y dolCeAs pbT RJpnta
Escolar. que eRtuvO 50 fcita- 3 ooFtkss
Pr ( sores y min psises dlriaiaFon.0rr,
denad4menta & n pls 1Ss dondeoa re-
fteac6 nu v M snte d. 81 ffpsFtii islstSi1
en- order. .FecorriendO gaFias ,CaEles. .da
"a poblaci6n .a .ass- 3.--sss. s.
ID 4sde los b dCones hSbnFOn. loa nj
fi,a Afn&ig ! H iF0 sndeS4 sTts =
Ell & u. Ia Fl sta qued6 Iucida. Mi
p4rAhien & Ia j tA EaCOlAF, cueFpO
de prt fssoEes ylLiiI ~.
III a. thONT4NEz
En- egua impranoa oaetaudo tpupabsde
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-02-27

Hombres. mujeres, doetores, maestros
v sacerdotes de todas parties del pafs,
estdn asombrados ante las maravilfosas
curaciones llevadas cabo por cl professor
Mann, descubridor de Radiopatfa.
El no emplea drogas en- sus curaciones
nj cura por medic de Ciencia Cristiana,
nj Osteopatfa, nj Hipnotismo, nj Cura
Divina, sino por una sutl fuerza fisica
natural. en- combination con ciertos re-
medios magneto-vitales que contienen los
verdaderos elementos de vida salud.
En- una reciente conversation Sc le pidi6
al professor Mann que invitara q todos
aquellos que sufrieran de alguna enferme-
dad, que le escribiesen 6 visitasen para
que 81 los curara.
"Algunas personas han declarado' diio
el professor Mann, "que los poderes que
poseo son sobrenaturales, me llaman q
CIlrador Divine, FL Hombre de los Podercs
Misteriosos. ESQ no es asf, 70 euro pofque
cOnozco Y entiendo Ia Naturaleza, porque
empleo las sutiles fuerzas de ella para res
tablecer el sistema y restaurar Ia salud."
"Pero al mismo tempo, yo crco que
al sabio Creador no me hubiera dqdo 10
oportundidad de hacer los dcscubrimien-
tOs que he heeho, 8 laI habilidad para
desarrollarlos, 81 no hubiera intentado que
yo deberfa usarlos en- bien de. Ia humani-
dad, Por consiguiente, yQ siento que es
mi deberel dar todos aquellos que sufren
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-03-01
WHO NEXT?
Continued from Page One)

TUESDAY Grand Duke Vladimir >.
ceIved "A letter from one group whit
mad previously warned him, saving hi.
sentence was temporarily suspeudc,,
winch Is attributed either to a NOR.
correct appraiscnlent of his share 4,
the events Of Ian. 22 or to Il general do
cIsion of the tcrrorists to give the an.
t"cracy a breathing spell and avail,
the result OF the assassination Of Gran F,
Duke Sergius. The latter comedies with
the views of those acquainted with tbo
methods Of the tcrrorists who point ,,,t
tfat the succession of assassins wcuI
defeat their object by compelling tn /.
Emperor in the interest Of the safct.,
OF the imperial family to thrust aside
all question Of concessions and n
sanction the most drastic measures ~
repression.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-03-01
MAXIM GORKY
BanIshed From Further Residence in
st. Petersburg.

st. Petersburg. Feb. oS-Maxin
Gorky. who was released from the fort
ress Monday or $500 bail. was banisl.
ca late at night 10 Riga after he hal
been Informed Of the decision OF ov
Gen. TreDoff that he Could not reside
in st. Petersburg.
According 20 The official statemen,
Gorky himself made request that ne
be allowed to reside at Riga and there
upon Gen. Tr"pOT acceded and the an
thor was conveyed 10 the railroad sta
ton. In the meantime Nine. Gorky had
been Informed Of the authors release
ard went to the railroad station to bill
him farewell. Nine. Gorkv and her son
will join GOrly n Riga Immediately.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-03-01
UNKNOWN MAN KILLED
On Tracks Of Bangor and Aroostook
Railroad Near Ludlow.

Island Falls. Me-, Feb. 2S.-Fra.-
ments of an unknown man were found
by section men. today. scattered for a
distance along tn" tracks of the BAN
SOr & AroOs; ook railroad 4 short dis
tance south Of Ludlow station. The
body was completely dismembered. The
head was crushed beyond recognition.
The clnthing was torn in threads OK
ccpt the coat and a cotton undcrsh":
The coat contained nothing which help
ed to identify the victim. The man evil
IDENTIFY was large and had grey or
light r1ustache. An inspection of sever
nj engines which mad passed the spot
during the forenoon revealed blood on
each SO that the body must have been
repeatedly muti!atcd.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-03-01
GENERAL STRIKE EXPECTED.
Coal Supply Diminishing and Trouble
Brewing.

Warsaw Feb. 2S.-The strike Situation
in Poland is far from cncoura cin- !
general strike of shop assistants in War
saw j. expected. tomorrow unless The de-
maids of the men are corcoded. Seven
tN-five per cent. of the EMPLOYERS are
willing to give in. ba; the remainder 70
fuse to do 50. The domestic servants ais,
threaten to strike. tomorrow
The coal supply in Warsaw is diminish
ing and prices arc rapidly advancing ow-
ing to the situation in SoSnovice where
few mines are being operated
The owners of the great cO;ton mills at
SeNredOn. today. notified 1850 strikers
that unless they returned to work irmn-
diately the mills would be closed for six
months.
There is some evidence Of a rccrlIdrs-
cencc of the Lodze strike
The Vistnla railway strike still contir
ucs and the fact that the line has bncn
placed under martial law appears to have
had no effect
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-03-01
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Lincoln County.

Real estate transfers in Lincoln county
for the week ending Feb =:
observation-disclosures Tibbetts 10 a..
fred T'ibbetts land, S1a: James ~. I.,;,'n ii,;,a
to r. Kobie Kelley, land ara p"''"'''e'
81. ,r
BOOTHBAY HARBOR-Wiliitm u
Henderson TO Willard II. McC2hb. ia,it'
ard buildings 81: Mary F.. McCobn e. az. Io.
to G. c. Reed. land and buliGihgs hg5d.css -, H.
seph l.. McCobb to Sewell I. MadoochE'
land and buildings, s1@.
RREMEN-Martha f. Weston to Sidhey
Coolidge. land and buildings. 81.
JEFFERSON-John F. Bond ct ~. ~
William W. Vinal. land and buiidi"ss'
$50. .
wALDOBORO-Ma J; Sherman en' 10
neIv 10 Edwin q. Clark. $1+: Orris u.
Miller TO Marcellus G. Robinson, so.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-03-01
Oak Grove Seminary Notes.

Walter BlackNc ell. '01. was at tn"
seminary Friday. He has position ii
a hotel at Moosehea'l Lake but is at
hCme for Il short vacation.
Mrs. Henry Maiden Of East Vassal-
bOrO was at the seminary last week.
The pump On which the school de-
Dends for part of its water supply
has been giving soice trouble thls
week.
The tonics for the Junior and Senior
essays were posted last week.
Lewis PhiIbrick ana Maurice Jones
spelIt Saturday and sunday at home.
w. r. Busscll and Mr.. Hit were ht
the Seminary, Sunday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-03-01
CAPT. ROSS
Presented With Recognition Of Bravery
by British Consul.

Portland, Me-. Feb. 2S.-Collector
Cha srlcs NJ. Moses in behalf of the Brit
ish government today PRESENTED Cart.
Elmer T.. Ross If Portland with sill
ger medal in recognition of his bravery
in rescuing the crew of the British
steamship Kelvin. which foundcrcd ut
sea about midway between Capt. Hat I
teras and the Rermuda Islands on the
onrning of October 1tn last. Capt. Ross
vas in command Of the schooner Cor
della l.. HAYS.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-03-01

the words "sectlon |, Chapter 81, OF ,he
Private and Special Laws of 1903 entl-
tied IAN Act ITO authorize the Penobscot
Chemical Fibre Co. to make, EenerMe:
use. transmit and sell electricity, was
adopted). ,., 40
AS amended the same was passed TO
be enErOSSed.
ON motion by Mr.. Plummer of Andres
Wednesday, March /. 1905. at 10 o'clock
in the forenoon.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-03-01
Students on a Rampage.

Misk. Feb. 2S.-The students of the
clerical seminary here. today. wrecked
the house of the inspector of schools
and burned all their papers. All the
students then left the town.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-03-01
Strikers Demands.

Warsaw, Feb. c0.-Nonn.-At a meet
Ing of the board Of directors of the Vis-
tula railroad Tuesday morning it was
decided TO grant most of the strikers
demands. 1t il, hoped that trains can
later be moved with safety
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-03-01

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAs
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Taole'n
All druggists refund tfs money u -
fails to cure. E. W. Groves sis"a'u''
is on each box. 1b0.
N,W,f,u .---s..-.--s ~s..as'.ss'es .....s..; {.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-03-01
Pulp & Paper Co. to generate, use and

Pulp & Paper Co. to generate, use anu
sell electricity.
An Act additional to and amendatory
OF Chapter 4S of the private and special
laws of 1887. entitled IAN Act to In
corporate the Winterport Ferry co.
An Act to authorize the European
& North American Railway and the
Maine Central Il. r. Co, it's lessees, to
change the location oc it's railroad
bridge across the Kenduskeag stream
in Bangor.
All Act to extend the charter OF tn
Pushaw Lake Railway.
An Act to extend the charter OF the
Eastport Street Railway Co.
An Act relating to the Pine Grove
Cemetery of Falmouth, Maine.
An Act to incorporate the Stockton
Springs Water Co.
An Act to extend the charter OF the
Mattanawcook Manufacturing Co.
An Act to ex,end the charter of the
rrberland Trust Co.
An Act to incorporate the Deering
Trust Co.
An Act to continue in force the char
ter Of the Van Buren Trust Co.
An Act to extend the charter of the
Wilton Trust Co.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-03-01
Tuesday. Feb. IS

Tuesday, Feb. 2S, 1905.
Prayer by Rev. Mr.. Spencer OF Au-
gusta.
Records of yesterday read and ap-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-03-01
A GUARANTEED CURE FOR PILES,

Itching, Blind. Bleeding or Protrudins
Piles. Your druggist will refund money II
PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure you in
10 to Il days. "a. 40ood1i
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-03-01
Orders Of the Day.

On motion Of Mr.. Morey OF Lewiston.
tsOlre to amend Chapter 1914 of the
| resolves of 1892. relating to industrial
| exhibits. was taken from the table. and
on further motion by the same gentle
| ngan tho resolve was rc-cOmmitted to
the committee ON agriculture.
On motion of Mr.. Hall Of Dover. the
rules were suspended and that gentle
man introduced bill, An Act to amend
Section 81 Of Chapter Is Of the Revised
Statutes. relating 70 tuition of free
High school scholars il academies, and
on further motion by Mr.. Hall it was
referred to the committee on judiciary:
also. petition OF n. D. Drake and Sc
others Of Parkman for the proper Ia
he;lirG Of proprietary medicines. which.
on further motion py Mr.. Hall, was re-
ferred to the committee on temperance.
On motion of Mr.. Norcross of Win
throp. the rules were suspended and
that gentleman introduced petition of
Wadsworth Il Woodman for authority
to take water from Lake MaranacOok
for the operation Of a proposed oil
cloth factory and on further motion of
NJ. Norcross it was referred to the
committee on judiciary.
On motion of Mr.. Putnam of Dam
forth. the rules were suspended and
that gentleman introduced bill. An Act
to regulate fishing in Chepentacook
lake in the county of Washington, and
on further motion of Mr.. Putnam it
was referred to the committee on in
land fisheries and game.
On motion Of Mr.. Belleau of Lewis
ton, the rules were suspended and that
CONTINUED on Page Four.)
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-03-01

entitled to have a copy Of the laws or
the state. so that he may realize
whether he is trespassing under our
laws. IT is an order which has been
passed at every session and it is one or
which at the present time l move the
passage.
Mr.. CLARK of Hancock: Mr.. Presi-
dent I rise to make suggestion IN re-
gard to that order. A few years ago
Mr. Carleton got out a digest in connec-
tion with those laws, which was very
useful. AS a matter of fact, 1 was as
sociated in the trial OF a case 1ew
years ago where question arose as 10
what the law was. The court hardly
knew the rule about it. until he found
Mr.. Carleton's digest on this subject
which construed the very section under
which a man had been arrested. II
seems to me that it would be good
idea to insert in the order an amend
ment covering a digest of decisions up
on the same.
Mr.. STETSON: would be very giad
to have the senator from dancoch
amend the order to cover the point
which he has raised and the order may
be tabled If he SO desires.
The order was thereupon tabled on
motion by the senator from Hancock.
Subsequently. on motion by Mr.
Clark of Hancock, the order was
amended by adding after the word
"Legislature'' in the fourth line there-
OF the words, "a digest of the decisions
upon the same."
The order as amended received pas
sage.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-03-01
NOrridgcwOck bridge proprietors ani

| ANVII IuStWVCh vi WkC IVVVIIttDTS DIlI
to authorize the town of Norridgewoclx
| to take and purchase the property Of
| the same.
An Act relating 20 the appointment
| of an inspector of milk and vinegar,
| for the city Of Portland.
| An Act to amend Chapter IS Of the
Special Laws of 1866 as amended by
| Chapter IS of the Private and Special
| Laws Of 1873 entitled. "An Act Great
ing the South Paris Village Corpora
| ton"
All Act to amend an act entitled "An
Act creating the Phillips Village Cor
poration.''
An Act granting additional powers to
| the ScbasticOOk Power Co.
An Act to amend the charter of the
Geo. A. Young Co.
| An Act authorizing the construction
and maintenance Of 4 wharf into tho
tide waters Of Casco bay, in the town
Of Falmouth, Maine.
An Act to regulate the licensing OF
| inn n-hOlders and victualers in the city
| cf Portland.
An Act in relation to the lands re.
served for public uses in the plantatiol
Of Pleasant Ridge.
An Act authorizing the codiGcation
o: the sea and shore fishery laws
tTablcd pending third reading, on mo-
| ton of Mr.. Scwall OF Bath.
| An Act to amend Section 30 of Chap
ter Al Of the Y revised Statutes. relating
to the alewife fishery in the Pemaquid
river.
| An Act to regulate fishing in South
Boundary pond. Little North West
| POND. Massachusetts bog, in Franklin
county.
| An Act to prohibit ice fishing in Mar
| raguagus lake, so called, in Hancock
| county.
Resolve in favor Of the early York
| deeds.
| Resolve in favor Of the town of Ma
chas.
Resolve in favor Of the Maine School
for the Deaf. Grabbed On motion of
Mr. Higgins of Limerick.
Resolve i'm favor of aid in building
q highway bridge across the Kenncbcc
river between tn" ,o:ns of Bingham
and Concord. Crobled pending its pas
cage to be engrossed on motion OF Mr.
Higgins Of Limarick).
Resolve authorizing the land agent
to sell certain public lots in st. Fran
els plantation in Aroostook county.
| Resolve to aid IN building road in
! Eagle Lake plantation. (Tabled pend
| ing its passage to- be .nGrossed, on mo-
| ton of Mr.. Higgins of T.imerick).
| Resolve in favor of Castine Normal
! School.
| Resolve in favor Of repairing the
bridge across the st. Croix river near
Squire, Point in Baileyville.
Resolve in favor of the re-esta blish-
'1ent. where necessary. of the boun-
dpries of the lots reserved for public
rses in the several plantations and un-
Incorporated places.
| An Act to extend the charter Of the
| Hillside Water Co.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-03-01

A message was received from the
Senate through its Secretary request
ing the return TO that branch Of Sem
Sections 100 ami 1O2 of Chapter 90 of
the Revised Statutes, relating to State
roads.
Mr.. PCRINTON of Bowdoin: Mr.
Speaker. move that the bill be taken
from the table. I wish to say that that
"vas not Senate document. it was in
trOduced in tho House. There is a lit
tie something in regard to that which
do not at the presellt time under
stand. ] have no particular objection
to its being returned 10 the Senate. and
our friends in the Senate. those to
whom l mentioned this matter think
are prepared to amend ii. if it is re-
turned. There is something in regard
to that document that 1 am not fully
able to make clear. l understand from
the secretary of the committee tha.
when il came before the committee no
amendment was offered by the COM
'Tittee or was adopted by the commit
tee. I understand that the committee
did not authorize any new draft OF the
hill to he made: but it appeared in tn
Senate in new draft, entitled a SEN
ate document, with an amendment. and
the secretary Of the committee has in
formed me that he dill net know how,
rXhen or where it was amended.
The SPEAKER: The Chair will in
form the House that this is Senate
document No. o.. The original bill was
introduced in the House on February
80. Under tho rules it should he re-
ported back to the House. But the com
wittees violate that rule quite fire.
ulCrtly. This being 4 Senate document
and the Senate having requested it's
r. turn. it is due. cut IF courtesy to that
body. that it no returned to them.
Mr.. PCRINTON: move that the bill
he returned to the Senate.
Tho n
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-03-01
Finally Passed.

Resolve providing for preventing conta-
sious disea SeS among cattle and horses.
Resolve in favor of marking the grave
of the late Governor Hunton.
Resolve making appropriations for the
Passamaquoddy tribe of Indians.
Resolve making appropriations for the
Passamaquoddy tribe of Indians
Resolve in favor of the Knox County
General hospital
Resolve in favor of the Maine State
Poultry & Pet Stock Association.
Resolve in favor of the Penobscnt tribe
of Indians for the years 1895 and 1896.
Resolve in favor of Peter f. Neptune,
representative of the Passamaquoddy
tribe of Indians
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-03-01

The following petitions, bills. etc.
were presented and referred:
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-03-01
Education.

BY Mr. Vittum OF Concord: Bill. An
Act to amend Section 33 OF Chapter 10
of the Revised Statutes relating 70
compensation OF superintendent of
school committee.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-03-01

BY Mr.. Gray of Paris: Petition of
Charles Edwards and 10 others favor