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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-04
i NO ACATGRRARSE |!

El catarro es una enfermedad> que Giene
mucha mas importancia de la que general
mente Sc le atribuye. Invade todos los Or
ganos del cuerpo cuySS funoiones y fuerzas
debilita profpndamente. Es causa freouen-
to de la sorders; afeota la vista, la nartz y La
garganta y es generalmente por donoe EN-
pieza la tuberculosis tisis.
La rnisma facilidad y Ia frecuenoia con
que sd pesca un catarro hace las personas
indiferentes para ourarlo y la gran mayorla
no Sc preocupa de las consecuenclas.
Los baflos frioS por la manana lnmeolaGa-
mente despues de deiar 81 lecho, dormlr con
las ventanas abiertas y evitar las corrlentes
de aire, son precauoiones muy buenaS que
no cuesta trabaj 10 el observ8rlas' Pefo el
preventive mas Seguro, mas ehcSz, mas 1acll
mas positive y tambi6n el que aconsejan
los medicos, es la Emulsion de Scott de ace1
to de hfgado de bacalso.
Els sorprend snte la fuerza, vitalidad, ener-
gfa poder de resistencia que rec1be Ell
Cuerpo hum&no de las pequenas dosls de
Emulsion de Scott, que SO le admlnlstran
con constancia. Esta Emulsion, recubre
9 interiormente todas las parties d6bileS vul-
nerables del ouerpo y 10 pone al abrigo de la
infection catarral.
De cuando en- cuando aparecen 1nduStrla-
les POGO esorupulosoS anunciando emulslones
vinOs pTeparados los que atribuyen pro
piedades curativas que no tienen y hasta nay
duien Sc atFeve decir en- letraS de 1mprent&,
Que el petroleo kerosina es un alimento
IQuG es 81 petroIeo? Un aceite mineral
que Sc usa como combustible para lubrica1
y hmpiar maquinas y para slumbrar-Una
substantial indigestible que carece de Ia pro-
piedad esencial de todo alimento, cual eS la
asimilac.6n; que pasa al travGs del tubo in
testinal sin modifcarse y sin ser absorb1da
una substantial, en- fin, que no tlene ninguna
de las propiedades curativas y alimenME1 u clss s
u51 EsU11I1 y1p 1IfSddU u5 UaCSS1O' 81 50 osiJeSe
que Ell petroleo 0s un alimento para maqu1-
mas podria pasar, pero no para el cuerpo hu-
mano.
81 teneis alguna duda, preguntad vues
tro medico; el os confirmara esta verdad; y
ci estais escasos de fuerzas, de carnes y de
sangre, os .aconsejara que tomeis Ia Emul
sion de SCOTT
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Ell primer aUtOm6viI
en- ell mo nta1OSO
LareS 5.
FUO clio on SuceS0 0xIraOTdina
rio on 0l pueblo.
Una carrstora que es de gran impurfaneia.
(De maestro CorTespomsul) }


Agoato 2 Aver hi TO su entrada en-
LareB ell primer sutnnn6vil. La EN-.
press del aefior Gim6nez, de Apuadi.
lie. Ie cup0 10 G'Oris de Elegar hasts
ebtss mOnts MSS vfFGenas Dor fsFta da
Duenas o&rreterss. FQ uER empress
temerSrla y arrlesgads Iporque tonsvfa
DO ae ha conetruido eI puente an eli Mo
Guatemala nj en- eli Salt b CoIIsz2.
A 'u llegada se inyhdieron las GALES
de ChiQuillOs formando una escsnda.
!0sO griteEfa por cuyO motivo vimos
Ia pOilcfR muy stRreedA para evitar
cuaIqQjer deFgrscia en- los 6e6gs.
El Sc ar Gim6nez, ell tnotoriata y un
americana fueron les hu6spe4gg qua
pRseeron por aFgonas cslles de este
pueblo y n0sotrcs creenhos oue estoa
no son &nurclos do Mr.. Chsrler, sino
asn9toe de mas f1rmeiid ed pinQues
Fe4olmlentos psra dichs empress.
Lssfslts de una cRrre t ara que dasde
LSreB EOS ConduzCs A Arecibo, hece
que nuestroS viaies & Sa Juan aegn
mas costosos, d ficultSndose nueatrsg
salidas por las moIestias due ocasiopan
teniend0 que dRr IR vuelfa Dor Aqua
diIls,o
IucAIcuIsblea serfan ID q bsns f ,ios
que Fecibirfa eli concrete de Arecibo y
al de ests localidRd con 10 nepcioneds
CarFetera. que vendrfa 6 Ser el fsctor
prinCipal para ell comercid roricu'.
tura de ambAs loCalidadesI
Noaotros qua fuimos los primeros
en- sPiSqdlr en- is prenss- ls digna 60.
SiSnH MnA AnHansII il 4
toni Y cuyAs gestionea ae debs h
&pFo 5clon del bill de IS 600 dollars
psFa dichag trAbs jos, hsmc 3 sabido con
s6rpress que traits base de coDatruir la
de Adjuntes & Lares que eh nRda nne.
de bsne ioiarnbs poYoue lf 1 connarcisn.
tes de ests IocsEidad no tratsn con el
ComeEcio de Ponce y todas sua nepo-
Ciaci0neg lsS veTifo2n en- AQuadilIR
ArecibO. SQa6 h2ce ell opmercio de
Arecib0 en- esta asunts
En- dias pRsados se ce!ebT T6 IN iuici0
en- 81 Juzgado de Peg contra 81 vecino
Luis A GonzHgus pOr fAItas Ganita'
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ETsHaSOs q tOe SnsQOpesstsS sO6re 66ne.
gas: 90 softeara t0dos los af1os en-
sEe !oG que mas se distinGan pOr "a
o0ngtancia en- eI Ahorro.
AOF0' Dc Gaia: Para las inapOHicio.
De 8 & 1O3 de IA manans. y de 1874
de IR tarde los dfas IaborsbIes: y az 01
s 103 de h mafIana los DominooG. Pars
h extraCCiones Las misDnRs horn ex-
septo d de Ios DominQog,
Re0kGmesstO de "a &eOcs6sa. Las mar
eOnaa que lntere9en. mas pprmen0reg
soDre IGs lmpoLic1onea, extraOoionea
mSanefa DC hquidaF intereBe1p etc, pue-
dan aolisitAr nm eiempIar an n Gil.
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LINEA FERREA DEL OEsTE.

1ntinrio,- salidas de Bayam6n Capt.
tai simultaneamente.
Dias laborable. M anana 6, 6. Is, s 30, 8. 45
y If 90. Tarde-12. Is, Las, LIS, 4.35, $50, y
Dias fsstivos -Manana 6 6.l5, $50, 8 45
Hl1.OO. Tarde 1915, 1.3O, 2.3O, $50, 4 81, 8 80
y 6.15.
BilIetes baratos para dias festivos. De
CatalO Bsysmon, ida vuslta Ia clase
1925 ga clase so 16 De Bavam6n Catano
ida y vuelta 1& clase 50 Is, ga clase S0.10.
Bill, to ordinario de Capital CatRflo en-
"a clsss centavos;
Bayamon, 10 de Septiembre de 1908. Ra
mon ValdeS
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NOticias generates

-CUATRO CUERDAS DE TE.
RRENO para unp quinta de recfeo ge
venden en- RatO Rsy. Est6n 0enabrR.
dRs de mali jtilo muy pF6ximas & 10
Escuela Normal. frente 6 la OnrFetsrs
central , CerCa de upa parOds del tro.
ey.-EacFibs & j. Rios. P. o. Box
%. Rio Piedrag. 8v.G
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SaStr0Tfa ItaIlaOa do
Miguel SaVino.
San Francisco S., San Juan, Puerto Rico.

TenRo el guato de pouer en- conoci-
mIento de mi numer0aa y aelecta Glen
teIas que con motivO del gran 9xito
que no obteDid 10 ell surtido de traiel
recloloO uslmamente. eatoy prepsran-
do ctrO que recibir6 en- ell mes de
Oatp3re pr6ximo, con ell cusl teDGo la
aeguridad que quedRrSn complaCidoa
mis- psrroquianos, & CuyO fin "a 10 avi.
go oportTnsmente, por 10 que pueda
TenRo siempre una gran exiutercis.
en- tf@ne'&s, cha IeCoS y pantslOnes de
Toda perRona que quiera vestir con
eleRanCis y eCon0mfG puade hacerlo.
RbongndO en- eatR casa 81 20 nor Sc.
mann.
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AlmOrranas

Sc PADEcE DE ESTA ENFERMEDaD pgpgus n.as@ @ Rs.s1
UNG UENToS
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-04
Nl.eLlnR GENERAL

4 =. CONSEJO a LAS MADRES. - lei iarabe caImante
Dc sonora Winslow ebe usarse siempre uue los nifios
estan I'm el periodic de la den ci0n Proporcon ivio
srmediEto al pequeho paciente produce suSno ma
~ura .ranquilo aya cl doory ell CELTIC despiera
sduy vivo allegro. muy agradable al paladaT, calms
Al nifio abanda Bus encas aivia dolores hace a
Giles las uncones del es6mago regula los intestinos.
Es e neor remedio conocido para la diaIrea va pro
gena 6sta de la dentici6u dc cuaquicra otra
Ingase mucho GuiC lido pedir el Jaraba @@inAs"ts
ds IA S@norn Winsow''8 es el meior de t0doE
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Las MoOjaS
Carmel Iitas
En 0l GOnVentO dc San German Sc
haTan 0braS de consideration.

FL Convent0 de las MOnias CarmeIi'
tas estabiecid0 en- San Germ&n, traits
de extenderse y 81 efecto de- har6n alEf
obFRB de CorsideraCi6n.
ReOordRr6n nuestrO lectnreg ana laa
trece mopjss que quedabs On el edit
clio cOnoCido Dor gas <MOniRs CaPmeIi.
t9g9 de la caIIe del Cristo. fueron trls.
Gadades 81 convento de San German,
Sltuaoo en- Ia parte aIts J que es an
Con las rentRs propias Que tieDe Is
Comunidsd es que se arfrsgarsn Ios
gsatos de smpi1acl6n del COEVent0.
Seis sefl0ritss de d ComarcR del Oss.
te han ipgFesado como noViCias = prom
TO t0msran ell hsbito separSndoGe del
mund0 psrR SiempFe.
En- la CiUdRd de lea Lomas hansa
Captad0 n0uChGB aimpatfas Ihs MopiaR
QuianeB son muY atendidRs.
Para log pFcfsnoS es terrible oosa
pensar que naturalezas lIenas de eneF-
9fs, CirCunacribRn sus Rctiyidadea 4
10 vida de la zelda. perO los creyenteg
enVueAtos en- Uaa atm6sfeFR ae misti-
c1sm3, ercuentran du'zurRa irfinitsS
On "a ofaclon, abskF9y 6nd0se p0r &C M
pseto de lo tarrenal a~Q1n eEIps
rlAa; h. bi6ndosa decsnradO cuIpable el
atioF GOrzsgue y los hschOs probados
ei seflor Juez le impuso la muEes. de
diez dollars. No coDforme Gopsfoue
apela ante 10 Corte de D strito de
Aguadilia y alIf se le absuslve de-
vueIven los autos por no ser compe.
tercia de este JuzgadO. =
HemoS pTesenciRdo ls extFacci6n de
20 pleas, pre- cticRda Dor Ell Faputsdo
dentiatR don Emilio Cssado.
AseguFamos sl se nor Cassdomuchog
negoCi0s en- ls lncaIidad.
DEsPUEs DE PROBAR todoa i'll enoaso.f
sos remedies que se anuncian es cusndo mo.
SO agradece la efioacia RADICAL del Digegti.
70 Mojarrieta, ouya superioridad est& univer-
salmente confrmada.
Ouraclones desesperadas On personals bien
0onooloSs que 10 somaron durante tres me-
ses son las que 10 han heCho glorioso, nero
IN solo estuChe produce meioF efacto que
una docena de frascos de CuaIauieF otrora-
medic; porque adem&s de ser eli Iinicb veris-
dero Curative radical del est6nsao deI
Intestine, sin enga6oga acci6n oaImbnte az
Digestive y Purifcador de 10 aIiInentoa-
Sc debe exigiP que ceda hostia tenpa pFa.
nado 81 nombFe Digestive MoiarriefaII
DepoatQ general delas FsrmaoiSs az RlShoO y "a
9sa19o4 : Amman Eidel GuilleEmetE "a f5S1 SES1
y l1eoi oa yenta ca las pglHc8nale oNT0-
~ ee &pEopa Amegtea
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BancO Territorial y AgrfcaIl
De Puerto Rico.
SECCION DE AHORROs.

ZnapOsicSOnes 0O5rs gS5rst0s: Deuda
1925 8 81, 600, devenQarSn intereaeS q
por 100 anuRI.
1p1DOsSOSOne8 d plGa0 1,O: Dsgda
5000 en- adelanta deVenesr6n intar6g 81
g p2 nj eas1 n6ea nlaZo
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PRO r. JOSE L. / FAJARDo.

Maestro de concrete s..
Hospedsje complete y ense1anza para Jo-
venesy seforitas. 81 semanaleS,
1895 West 90 rd. Street. New York. N. Y.
V.p,g. .-.. .@
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-06-23
NINETEEN DEAD AS
RESULT OF ACCIDENT.

Cleveland, June 22.-The list of fatal
injuries in last nights wreck of the
. wentieth Century flyer on the Lake
Shore at Mentor, Ohio, is nineteen
persons. All the victims are promi'
ueat in the business and professional
aorld in New York, Chicago and other
cites.
The train was running at the rate
q seventy miles an hour at the time
= the accident and fire added to the
i,-ror of the scene and caused many
baths. Twelve were injured.
As TO who is responsible for the
el switch which caused the wreck
b. officials of the road are still un
ain. They believe the wreck was
s result either of the act of a maniac
ho wanted To see the wreck of such
fast train or of some person who
aWed revenge. A careful examina
N OF the switch showed it to be in
f,r.rct condition.
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happen close by the summer nome
of Horace Andrews, president OF the
Cleveland Electric Railway company,
and that one of the fatally injured
messengers should be his lifelong
friend and bosom companion, e. ii.
WeIlman. Mr.. Wellman knew that
he was near the house Of his friend
When he had been carried 10 a place
of safety his first words were feeble
call for Mr.. Andrews. Bystanders
learned of the wish of the supposedly
diving man and a shout went up for
the man he wanted to see. Mr.. An
drews had hurried to the scene or the
catastrophe as soon as he learned OF
il and he was led TO the spot where
Mr.. Wellman Jay in his agony. Knee[
ing by the side of the sufferer Mr..
Andrews spoke a few wards OF COM
fort.
Come nearer" whispered. Mr.. Well
man. His friend leaned close to the
injured man. I'm terribly hurt, Hor-
ace. Yes. I'm dying. I'm terribly
scalded and won't live. l know that.
So | want you to take this message
to nv wife" Mr.. Andrews. leaned
still closer so that the message was
whispered in his ear. Doctors, nurses
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Important Mail Destroyed.

Chicago, June pa highly impo:
tant class of mail was carried by the
wrecked Twentieth century limited.
Numerous inquiries were received at
the postoffice here, as 70 whether any
of the mail had been saved. The train
carried nothing but first-class matter,
usually of an urgent character and
the postofice department made special
provision daily TO catch the train in
order TO reach the larger cities east
of here in the quickest possible time.
Important letters and documents could
be mailed up to within fifteen minutes
of train time when the last pouch was
shot through a pneumatic tube into
the Lake Shore station at La Sale
and Van Buren, streets and then loaded
into the baggage and mail END of the
buffet car 1t was this car which
seems to have suffered destruct ion,
not only by wreck but by flames. Great
anxiety was manifested in many in
quiries which came over the telephone
to the postofice today from people who
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-06-23
MADE ADDRESSES
AT 3 COLLEGES
At Two of Which He Received High
Honorary Degrees.
SPOKE CORDIALLY OF REcEP.
TON RENDERED HIM EVERY
WHERE AMI WAS ESPECIALLY
PLEASED WITH REG EMIT
SOUTHERN TRIP-ADvoCATED
STRONG NAVY.
BY Associated Press.


Williamstown, Mass, June zz.-The
zigzag journey of President Roosevelt
among the colleges of Western Massa-
chusetts ended today with his depar-
ture from Williamstown after he hal
received from williams College the
honorary degree of LII D.
His stay in this state, which was OF
scarcely thirty-two hours duration, was
a busy one He attended three col
lege commandments, at two OF which
he received high honorary degrees;
travelled several hundred miles and be-
sides delivered significant addresses at
each commencement and made num-
Der of speeches from the platform OF
his car to citizens who rad gathered
at stations along the route.
Among other things ne said in his
speech here: Il want to say word
about idealism in politics. like TO
see every graduate unfolding his
standard of practical idealism in his
life. Ideals must not be high and fan
tastic nor low and impIacticabie. Do
not delude yourself into the belief that
fantastic ideals are an Indication of gu
perior virtue. Adopt strong prac-
| ica1 ideals and then strive 70 follow
them as did Washington ard. Lincoln.
Do not abandon idealism because it
happens not to work in your case"
The President spoke of the cordial
| ty of the reception given him where
ever he went, north, south, east or
west, and said he was especially pleas
ed on his recent southern trip at the
same solicitude by those who had
worn the gray as by those who hai
worn the blue.
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JURY IN CRAWFORD CASE
WAS UNABLE To AGREE
BY Associated Press.

Washington, June 22,-The jury in
the case of William G. Crawford,
charged with conspiracy to defraud
the government was called into court
after being out more than forty hours
The foreman stated the jury was I'M
able to agree and after further in
structions from the court 1t was sent
back. Later the jury was discharged
as it was unable to agree. 1t was out
forty-seyen hours.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-06-23
BASEBALL
JUNE %.
Southern League.

southern League.
Atlanta 2. Montgomery L.
Nashville Birmingham, rain.
Shreveport-Mem rain
Little Rock-New Orleans, rain
South Atlantic League.
Charleston 2. Savannah f.
Macon 2, Jacksonville o.
August /, Columbia 0.
American League
Washington 3. st. Louis L.
Philadelphia 2, Cleveland 0.
Boston 1, Chicago /, Called in tenth
inning, rain.
New York-Detroit, rain
National League.
Cincinnati l, New York 2.
Chicago 0, Philadelphia 4.
st. Louis 2, Boston 10.
Pitt sburg- Brooklyn, rain
Nashville Club Sold.
Nashville, June 22.-The sale of the
Nashville Southern League League
baseball team seems assured. In fact
IT is understood that Abner Powell,
formerly manager of the New Orleans
and Atlanta teams has purchased a
large block of stock in the Nashville
Club.
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TERRIBLE SCENES
FOLLOWING WRECK

Cleveland. O.. June 22.-The scene
lowing the wreck of the Twentieth
nury Limited at Mentor last night
as terrible. The night was dark
aye for the light from the blazing
[recE. Men swarmed about the
|Iruing coaches combating the flames
|i'h The means at hand. cropping their
IS through the scalding steam thai
Else N clouds. hunting for the injured
thoSe pitcOus cries chilled the heart
There was a small water supply and
r. means at hand for fighting the
|,ames were pitifully inadequate but
f. zeal Of the rescuers wrought great
|1!usS for the first few minutes. IL
'aS known that number of injured
r. helpless in the wreck. but though
DO work was done with frantic haste,
ne flames gradually drove the res
erS hac5 and after ten minutes of
|.Ij!e The rescuerS We're driven away
ION The blazing combination coach
|tnd the imprisoned passengers were
Enc.ncrated
Despite their help the fire burned
|c1l. after midnight and the last black
F. '4FI'd corpse was net rec0Verea
|Eom Do funeral pyre until l o'clock.
Pullman Conductor O'Neill with his
|''TI-rs. dii valiant work Bedding,
anHr,s and sheets were stripped
|'Iom he ber,hs Of the four Pullman
coaches and Used for the relief of the
Sufferers.
CONDUCTOR Alexander Hammond, who
ESCAPED. started the work of rescue
NO led his fellow trainmen and the
T. seriously hurt of the passengers
= deeds of rescue.
Ohcla!S OF The road started an in
olIa' investigation Immediately on
lelr arrival. They could not under
.anl why or how the train would be
.a!-ed al the switch, which is pro-
-ed with every known safeguard ami
as carefully inspected prior to the
as hs OF the train 1t was a tragic
Incidence of the wreck that it should
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-06-23
DECREASE IN
COT TON YIELD
REPORTS TO COTTON AssocIA-
TON SHOW HEAVY PERCENT.
AGE IN SIX COTTON PRODUCING
STATES-FLoRIDA DECREASE
a2.17 PER CENT.
BY Associated Press.

Atlanta, June 22.-Reports from
agents of the Southern Cotton Asso-
citation received here, based on present
conditions, indicate for the coming
season, 10.2S5.S76 commercial bales.
The percentage of estimated decreas-
ed yield. compared with last year, for
the several states is as follows: Ala
bama, 7.35; Florida, 22.17; Georgia,
23.11; North Carolina, 81; South Caro-
lima, 29.45; Texas, 1886.
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{. H. G|NGLES
WAS SELECTED
TO FILL THE POSITION Or
STREET SUPERINTENDENT,
SUCCEEDING JOHN BURNS.
JEFF sPoTTsWooD AND jim
o'RRIEN ARE ASSISTANTS.

A special meeting of the Board of
Public Works was held yesterday
morning, being called for the purpose
of electing street superintendent
and also for considering the charges
against Street Suprintndent Burns.
who had been removed from Office the
night previous upon the charge Of ap-
proving fraudulent feed bills for pay
ment.
There were present at the meeting
Chairman Turner, Mayor Bliss and Mr..
Zelius.
The charges against Mr.. Burns were
first taken up and discussed at some
length. After a thorough investiga-
ton into the matter the board decided
that in view of the fact that Mr. Burns
had followed the custom adopted by
his predecessors in Office, that he
should be exonerated. masmuch as the
heads of other departments were as
much at fault as the superintenden
and that the blame should not be plac-
ed upon any one man.
Gingles Elected.
OidS- H. GluSiSS, h0O NdS ICCcullg
elected alderman at large from pre-
cinct No. IL, was elected street super
intendent There were a number OF
persons placed in nomination, Mr.
Turner nominating Mr.. Gingles, how.
ever, and receiving a second from Mr..
Zelius. When a vote was taken Mr..
Gingles was declared elected.
The election of an assistant super.
intendent and a second assistant was
then considered. JEFF Spottswood
who had held the position of assistant
for number of years was the choice
of the board for the same position
while Jas 0'Brien was chosen for the
position of second assistant.
Mr. Gingles, who has been chosen
as the head of the street forces, is a
practical man, and will. without doubt
give the city excellent service. He is
man in whom all have confidence
and having the ability to instruct the
employees of the city viii no doubt
rapidly build up the dilapidated
streets.
1t is very probable that at the mex;
meeting of the council Mr.. Gingles will
tender his resignation as alderman
and that the council will choose his
successor.
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BY Associated Press.

New York, June 22.-The Twentieth
Century Limited on the New York
Central and Lake Shore lines will be
restored to the twenty hour schedule
instead OF the eighteen hour schedule
low in force. President Newman
made this announcement this after
Ioon saying he did not believe last
Fights accident was due to the speed
oi the train but it was his judgment
that the twenty hour schedule should
* restored at once.
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NEWS FROM BATTLEFIELDS
is EXCEEDINGLY MEAGRE
SPEAKS "REAR GUARD ACTION" AND RUMoR is
CURRENT IN PETERSBURG LNEvlTcH Is RETREAT
INe-PowERs OF NEW DEFINED.

the powers of the new popular as
sembly which will be composed of five
hundred members selected for FIVE
years, to be co-equal with those of
the council of the empire, and all leg
islation to become law must pass both
houses and receive the Emperor's ap-
prevail. Other features given agree
with information already cabled the
Associated Press.
Representative of the press will be
admitted to the assembly, but reports
must be censored before publication
In addition there will be a regular
official publication of the proceedings
like the Congressional Record.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-06-23
COUNCIL DISAPPROVE.V
OF MA YOR,S ACTION
REPUBLIC MUST TRUST TO
SCHOOLS NOT BATTLESHIPS
CARL scHuRz IN ADDRESS AT UNIVERSITY WISCONSIN
NATION SHOULD scoRN ROLE OF swAsHRucKLER-PREs
scoRED UPsUILDNe
VERsITIEs WITH FORTUNES

ness, carrying Justice, forbearance and
Cancellation on the tongue and benevo-
lence in the hand, rather than a chip
on the shoulder II this republic is
to endure and be successful in its
highest mission it must put its trust
rather in schools than In battleships.
President Van Hise, in his address
severely scored tainted fortunes" and
deplored the upbuilding OF universe.
ties. by such means.
The degree of Ii. d. was conferred
upon Carl Schurz.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-06-23
sv Associated Press.

Chicago, June 22--Work OF the Fed
eral grand jury investigating the beef
industries to-day showed that mem
hers of the inquisatoTial body haG
been playing the part Of detectives in
finding witnesses who may enlighten
them On certain points concerning the
buying of cattle by the packers AS
a result of this private investigation
a number testified before the jury OF
the trouble 2 cattle shiPper has u
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-06-23
6y Associated Press.

Madison, Wis, June 22--The COM
mencement day address at the Uni
versity of Wisconsin was delivered
this afternoon by Hon. Carl Schurz. of
New York. He said in part: This
republic should stand as gentleman
par excellence among nations; gentle
man scorning the role OF Swashbuck-
Ter. whose hip pocket bulges with a
loaded six shooter and who flashes big
diamonds on his fingers and shirt
front; gentleman modest in conscious