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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-02
CONTROVERSIAL POLITTCA

terra Ia de tcda bertsd vemos an al d;cb, III
ta restriction all recommends poroue ssc,tr
AL 10 hce no vmos SIN embargo en6meno que es dpso de-
ser tendo muy en cuen En- ogaes pndera dece oue mn
tedo 10 coD.rso ID Ya al s6or Ezeouisl raj, an i, noob
Aeror, en- mi senr porfa faera de ccmbta Ia ndcda "a.
rccion con 10 g1msnto muy enco <cas yor contr
buyente tt do clique yste en- Ia isla de Cubas
De manara por que refers u.sro c.so p.rco.
h 81 1910 hecho de que en- Cobs nuess condolences eae
caiN como pueblo las rents p1blc fundamental ca e,c
'vsmente del produco de lac Aiuspa Ia
trcci6n economics de Il contriboci6n no "a nneS. rs.
mponer para organism e sufrago en- pals 40 *
en- tec se pags Etadc Coover gamoi en- ooe re rccS
economics De 10 contribution sea entire nosoos
Acoe 90 econ con las elccoues municpses potnue Il inn
pusto dreco 80 pags Municipo Eat ,do de e.ta c
apnas sl p'g pocos ah votaa ca .s
gener.les Tor consgGentc en- 10 que &c r6ee nn..tr. ]
su'c'6n economca poscs IL cadA retricc6n mn tan.
Son Dc ee precamene ell los psrdos poticts h,vrn
nandoosdo lnres de los Ia msyor dial nnAh
rpte t'ns. al probema del ArAnc al de nucro ,.t.ms
WonsAo oil Dor un moneno hyaE enteoddo oue 4, hi d.
dcsr e en- IN epaco ca de cnAo anos una nsoue6 ts
meu'e al pndOS poco' solo los que hoy son sno M
que h'nso sp16' me ocup.r5 esA cue6n ohra l. non
me parecc preCao instr ~ ~ 4No
VAmos Ia otra restriction, Ia de los aualf4bsto, Eli.
Io comoaud% amole1 en- 10 session anterior Opr al se6or
EHoQue uarct con un agumeno que sute sne peso
epouIa ouoOer oo agumtDo ell comparable con el
otro ce de1Aon mi amino suspense resDsco h. ind,5
" Aqu hay an error sobre 81 que llsm6 mi stepc6o ma
none mSme Gel dlacurso 10 Iogltsrra hay Aiuan
auno'e 50 aporie preuDuesto eAlmcnte minimo bv
Tuestes indectos interiors; is contrlbuyn a, n,r
manor totaldad de los itgreos Que 10 oue h,ccn an
Ish Ds todos modOs IlgAterAt un pals mco do los -
lueo oects argomento mAnene ssi 60 csndad .u.ooa
~'.Mento plsrde ehcAciA euAnttadvI-J. A. G, l.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-02

e. coronel de la policfa insula,
Mr. Hamil orden6 on Ia ma d ana d.
hoy al. segunio jefs Mr. Lutz.h sesr una
mlnuciosa investigsci6n sobre sl ss
candalo ocurrido en- Ia noche de do.
mipgo On el Parque, de cuyo hecho
nos ocupsmos extensamente en- otro
lugar del perl6dico.
Ell senior DIAZ NAVARRO he
establecido su OAcina dc Abogsdo y
su Notarfa en- esta eiudad, ealle do San
Justo ndmsro IL.
Eiercs ante Ia C0rte Federal, Cor
10 de Distrito de toda 10 Isla y Corte
Suprems, dedicandose asfmismo al
examen de htulos dc propiedsdes, Ia
corporation de Corporaciones del pats
y extrangeras y tramitaci6n de expe'
dientes de expropiaci6n forzosa.
Aceptando 10 noble competencia
hoy eatsblecida on el ejercicio do las
proieaionea de Abogado y Notario, oil
senior DIAZ NAVARRO se dispone &
cobrar & sus clientes honorarios exec.
sivamante m6dicos.
Hoy EMBARGO para los Estados
Unidcs el sefIor Sanchez Morales,
Cunsejsro del Executive, quien rtgre'
sara dentro de dos semanas
-Msflans emI ezar& Q! Ter. hsta
Hon del regimiento de Puerto Rico, ell
eJerc'cio de tiro al blaneo en- Puerta
de Terra.
Auocha fue sorprendida en- ca.
ysy u1s jugada q 10 pre- h bido dete.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-02
HERMlNiO DIAZ
Abogado- Notario
San luan, Puerto-Rico
SAN JUSTO IL.
SAN JUST'O u,

Aver regisirose ca Viequss W =
rifla entire Jairna Torres y Juan Good.
Este G'timo "a i6 con tie, heridas CO
pron6s,ico rsservadc. EI agresor tue
detenido por los glardIaa Reyes y
Gopz4tz
~Comunican de Juana Diaz que
60 el dfs de arer no courtroom dis.
turbios on dicho pueblo En- 10 noche
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-02
TARIFA De IHsERCIONEs
NOT|CIAS DEL D|A

escandao delParque -Jugada sorprendi-
da en Cayey. Tumuto en- Manat. Mitn socialista
en- Rio grande.-Rna en- Vieques En- Juana Diaz-
Robo en- Rio grande-Hombre herido en- Fajardn El
senor Sanchez Morales embarca para Estados Undos.
Trio al blanco por Ell Battalion Puertorriquefo De.
nuncas sentencias Oras noticias de interes general
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-02
Acci0nes
Banco de Pto. Rico Z 18 8 20.
Banco Territorial. 0 l5} & 16.
Bance Popular. s7.@ a s.
Buques anunciados

| buQu6S anuncial0S
] Goleta smerics ana sRobert II Cur
tys, debe haber salido de New York
para a.ta ell Is del passdo
Vapor espafiol sMartin Saepz,
Sc halls & la cxrga en- Barcelona y
AIDA el 10 del corriente Enero rara
I esta b aciento lss escs|as de costume
hre.
Vspor anne ricano 81 L. Luchem
bsks h y sali6 de New York para
Ponna Il ) dsl pissed,
Vspor anne icano <pouceS sali6
de- New York para es,a isln Ell 80 de
Diciem b e Il timo.
Vapor americana <City Of Sayspx
o. ks del prerto &c N. York sali6 el 80
prox m0 pasado para esta.
Iomafon puerto
Vap lr ame-ieanp <San Juat, de
is Is y con trsnslio.
Napor americana sJdlia Llcken.
backs COG csrga dc tranailo DIS la isls.
VApor <Porto Risos do ~ tsis.
Sc habilstdron de saIdo.
'Vapores americanos <Julia Luc.
kanhack, <San Juan, para Nusvs
York.
Buques On puerto
TRAVSEIA
sSan Jos6, sniiense
<Asbury Foa:oisss descargando,
sHoracio Sionss dsscAr rgando.
COSTANgROa
<4aysga:z suas Agaadllla y Mac
yagu'z.
Gala l}lsnas1 pendiente.
SMAela ArtAuS Nle4ues.
sAua MariaS H1mac.o y Nagbo.
sOeseAd - Hum Gao y Nagus DO
sSau ulgua Fai +rdo
sRicl rdo SUE 90 Gag Ando
<progrssoo desc argando
sBoriHquer, Arroyo
<Porto Rico> ca ,rdo.
En esta lmprenta Sc ven-
de- papel viejo 4 S2 quintal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-02

Prsclos MIN de los articulos
que 50 detaIlan on
almaeenes

ssu~t0S utfi nv sSS 0A aS~sSS
que 50 detaIlan on
almaeenes
Arrocss de partido & Jsp6n de
t3f As.
Idsm vAIsnciano de s5i q 6 Id. Id.
Aioa de 80 ctva. & SO
JAmonss est 81.
Queaos amees. sl5 Psiagr4a 20
Toaino. q 15is 10.
Sardinas aumadas 10 centavos.
iAp6u. A65 & 4.75 HJo.mory
americana. s2i ~.
iAstA del pals q s<3.
ksnsAea $3.50 $50 On / ar
lstas de 81 a ID
Haribs De ~ se6,
Hahioh heas Ametieanss hlans,,
largss . ssa.
Garbanzos s5 as
BaealAo s6
CepOtiAs vt
Nsntsq u'Iia, de els = 16
psass s'ne'iosaA 80 cai.s de una
aeroba se.
Papss amev'cAnas VI. 20 = | 30
Tasaio q l0..
DBL PALS
Axdekr para sl consume;
NoseAbAdo elaro do o.. y tt}.
Do m.oi rlAro ESQ.
Caneffuga elAro Ia u As6
Amartuaos de Il l'sSi
De Ponss ~ Al.
Ron 50 graoos Cartiee & e1.b0 san.
asps galdn pagaioa r. Intsraas.
MalSs2
TAbaco, nnminsl.
PreciSs de compra
Almid6p . $3.50
A,<11j1 Ia s s.l1
Cosos de- Is = liz millsr.
rns-os daless t;7 . III
Ashn do res aal.
Cas- s1er,sats aired iIr ds 2i0.
GamDIOs 0OrrIantes
f,ondrss chsck stS8
i'arfs d u y.
HAmhurgo H&ts
Ns~ York P,
EspAHs iv u, ~ 0
cAdalas hInnfacarlas
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-05-16
ASSAULTED AND ROBBED.
Paymaster of Mill Has Lively Fiqht
in Pawtucket AIeyway,

PaHtucket, r. L.. May 15.-Trcd w.
Docs. assistant superintendent and
p2ynastCr of the Jenckcs Spinning Co
in this city WIS assaulted and robbed
early today by two men who had hid
den ana wayiaid him in a dark ALLY
leading from the mill office to the plant.
He Is ut present III a critical condition
at his home from loss Of blood and nu-
merouS cuts on his head and body.
The ,Ienckcs plant has been running
nights on account of the pressure of or
ders for some time and the night force
were to receive their weeks pay when
they left work this morning About 5.45
O'Clock Docs left the office for the mill
with the pay envelopes in pasteboarG
box and while passing through the al
Leg was suddenly attacked by the two
men.
Ono of them struck him over the
head with n blunt weapon resembling
q blackjack and Docs. though stunned
by the blow. started 10 fight with his
assaiiant when the second man Joined
in and though Docs is large rugged
man. he was being brutallv beaten
when his shouts brought George
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-05-16

"of course. the President was not
mound not TO change, but he was bound
under such circumstances to give notice
ana this was not done. Even the attor-
hey general himself was not notified The
charge | made and still make is that the
president is guilty of bad faith and that
me rate bill, which will be when enacted
INTO law much better and stronger
measure than we had hoped to get, has
peen cmasculateG of one Of its most val
liable and essential features by the Pres
idcnt's action.
am ready to leave the whole question
10 the thoughtful and honorable men of
the country"
when Mr.. Tillman had concluded. Sen
a'or Allison asked to have read the Pres
m9ht letter to him. He only said that
ms OBJECT was to have the letter made
as permanent of record as Mr.. Tillman's
statement Attorney General Moody's
statement to the President also was
read.
when the words Il SAW the newspaper
men in mass" was read til, r. was Il loud
outlaw IN the Senate and in the galleries.
ana the Vice President raped sharply
with his gavel-tc restore order.
Mr. Nelson intcrposcd with a motion to
lay the pending amendment to the rate
bill on the table, which closed the Incl
dent.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-05-16
THE lSTHMIAN CANAL.
Letter from Sec. Taft on Right to Buy
Supplies Abroad

Washington. May 1j.--The President
today transmitted to Congress a letter
from Soc. Taft accompanied by numcr-
GUS appendices. bearing on the contro-
vcrtcd question Of the right of the 18TH
nia1 canal commission to purchase
supplies abroad if they can he secured
cheaper than i'll America. The Prcsi-
Cent simply states that the views cx-
pressed by Sec. Taft in the affirmative
have his full approval. Tho letter of
Sec Taft to the President relates to
the purchase of drcdGes for use in the
construction of the Panama canal. of
nine bids for the construction of the
TWO sea-going dredges, the lowest two
bids were submitted by. first. the
Maryland Steel Co. of Sparrows Point
Md. at S72i,S50. and the second. by the
Scotch firm of William Simons & Co.
of Benf1ew at 1854 1000 With cost of de-
livery there is a difference in favor OF
the bid of Simons & Co. of about per
cent. or $4,000 to $4,000
Sec. Taft then refers to a letter sent
by him to Congress year ago. asking
directions as to whether he should con-
tinuc the policy of purchasing in the
cheapest market and remarks that no
action has yet been taken on the sub
ject. He points out that by virtue Of
the Hay-Varilla treaty with Panama
the canal zone is by law beyond the
tariff will surrounding the United
States. In view of the great importance
Of the early construction OF the dredgcs
and if there is no prospect of early ac-
ton by Congress. he says to the Pres
ident that he shall direct Chairman
Shonts. "unless ordered by you to take
a different course to accept the bid Of
SimonS & Co.
The secretary says that the question
Of the acceptance Of foreign bids for
cement will also soon come UP.
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SULTAN RELUCTANT.
Breakdown Carries Acknowledgement
of British Protectorate Over Euypt.

Constantinoplc. May 15.-Thc Sultan<;
complete submission to the Anglo Egvr-
tian demands was only given some hours
after the expiration of the British ulti-
matum. and it was not TIL noon Monday
that Ambassador O'Connor was il Il pos
ton 10 notify the British government that
its demands were completely accented
The word determination" which the Sui
tan considered implied the existence OF a
frontier whereas he maintains that
Egypt is part of Turkey, nearly wrecked
the negotiations.
Numerous notes with the necessary
trades were drawn up on Sunday even
ing aud communicated to the British en-
bassy. only to he rejected and returned
to the Turkish government Finally
shortly before the expiration of the uti-
n,atlm. the British ambassador brought
matters to climax by personal visits
to Tcwfik Pasha. the foreign minister.
and to the grand vizicr TO whom he i'm
parted the designs of the British govern
ment in the event of noncompliance and
brought tho Turkish government to a
realization of its pcrilous position.
In view of the assurances of these min
listers the ambassador consented to /!
hours further grace. and i'm the early
hours of Monday morning a special meet
ing Of the council of ministers was sum
moncd at the YildiZ palace and the Sultan
consented to the acceptance of all of tn.
Eritish demands. The arrival at ConStau
tnoplc of the British service vessel Imo
gene doubtless helped to convince tn"
Turkish government, as it was presumed
f,1yp 1.
in the event of 4 failure of the ncgotia
tons.
Diplomatic circles consider that Grcat
Britain has gained a great point in tn
fact that the Turkish notes constitut"
Turkeys first recognition of Great Bri
tain's position as the protector of Egypt
ColOnclS MuZaffer Bey and Fchmi Be.
have been appointed commissioners fo
Turkey to delimitate the frontier on tn
Sinai peninsula.
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SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

At caucus of the Republicans Of
Nassalboro held Saturday. the follow
inS were elect al delegates to the cour-
~ convention: o. j. Husey. I. J..
Robbins, II. d. r. Aver. G. a. Wool
sum. 3. X. Meservey, w. s. Bradlvt. J.
;. Emery. George Bussel, f. G. Bar
ows, c. NJ Dickev, E. II. Cook. They
were instructed to use all honorable
means to secure the nomination of H
p. Halves for register of deeds.
When the family Of j. r. Richardson
Of upper Main street. Lewiston. arose
Tuesday morning they found that their
horse and wagon had been stolen some
time during the night. The animal is.
a buckskin mare. II years Old AMI
weighs 800 pounds. The harness IS ?
mixed driving and heavy harness set
nickel plated. The vehicle was a black
beach wagon with red running gear.
It was IN good condition. but tho har-
ness Was old.
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EQUALLY GUILTY.
Man in Authority Must Not PERM,
Speeding Of Auto.


Eoston. May 15.-Whoever n'rti' i
lates in the ovcrspeeGing Of ;n auto
mobile. is criminally Liable :lccnr'i; nr
to Il decision ;,nuounc, d today Ivy :. III
Jority of the supreme court of N SD
chuSetts. If the owner or any person
having control of the machine knew o.
allowed the motor car to run Illegally
he is liable with the chauffeur.
The decision was in test cnsc.
known as the Commonwealth against
Roland II. Sherman, who is II son Of
Judge Edgar J. Sherman OF the super
Tor bench of Massachusetts. Mr.. Sher-
man was found guilty in the central
district court at Worcester for driving
his automobile more than II miles an
hour, the speed limit fixed by the town
of Leicester. In the superior court. t.
which he appealed, he was found guilty
Holding that he could not be convicted
on the evidence. Mr.. sherman carried
the case to the supreme court.
1t WAS agreed that he was in the ;tl-
tomobilc which was going at an OK
cessivc speed. and that he was one Of
five persons in the vehicle. although h.
was not himself operating it, The
High court holds this proof sufficient
for conviction. II says that the auto
mobile was registered with tho high
way commission by the dcfcndant and
in his own name. WarrantinE :; finding
that he was the general owner or that
h" had Il special property right \ hich
gave him control. TIL" court decides
that if he is guilty II" is guilty. not us
owner. but because the cvidCnc" war
rhntcd tn" jury in finding as Il fact
that hc participated in The machines
being run III an ILLEGAL Snno1
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-05-16
Augusta, Winthrop
& Gardiner RAILWAY
line table in effect October 1s 1905

fine table in effect October IS, 1906
! lars leave Augusta from in front OF
No. 9.55, u25 1855, 2.25, 3.55, 595, 6.55, 8N
lO.N II theatre is not over at 1880 car
waits for it.
All cars except the s.25 p. NJ. and the
but not Sundays.
Cars leave Augusta from in front of
Post Office for Togus at 5.35, SIS, 735. COS.
o;s2' izoe. l.'5. 3Oj. 43' sos, rs. 9O5, TO- aO
Tor it. '>' "ai''
: Cars leave Augusta for Hallowen and
Gardiner daily every half hour on the
aour and half hour from A. NJ. to 10 r.
N and for Hallowell only at II p. M
~ @ar q % leave 20 Mn1hrop TOR augusta. $50
Tbro,,s,, ~ c 49, f,or, ~ >; ~ $50
except first and last trips when passen-
sefS $, have to change at augusta.
leave from NJ. G. station week days but
Cars leayo Togus for Augusta S. IS
Cars leave Gardiner TOR Halloween and
Augusta daily every half hour from 615
!. NJ to 1O.l5 Z. NJ. 1915 p. NJ. for Halo
Cars leave 1IalIowcli FOR Gardiner
minutes before and - minutes after every
hour from 552 a. NJ. 70 I012 p. M
Cars leave Iiallowell for Augusta min.
utes past and 80 minutes before every
hour from SOS A. NJ. to 1923 T. NJ.
Sunday time same on all tho lines ex-
cept the cars start two hours later IN the
morning.
TRAIN CONNECTIONS.
The $50 A. NJ. car from Winthrop ana
A. M. car from ToguS connects at Au.
gusta with NJ. &. trains East and West
The AS A. M. car from Gardiner. the
sos from Hallowcll and SIS from Au-
gusta connects at Winthrop with trains
East and West.
The 5.25 p. NJ. car from Augusta con.
close corrections at Winthrop with trains
for the East.
The 2.25 +. NJ. car from Augusta con-
meets at Winthrop with train West.
The p. NJ. car from Winthrop connect.
At Augusta with train for the West.
The $50 7. M. car from Winthrop con-
West.
Trains arriving at Winthrop from Lew.
iston way at 1913 A. M and 3i6 p. M
make close connections with electric cars
for Augusta
Local car leaves North end of State
= for Hospital at s:3s. 915. e55. 1875.
lib. a. M: 12.l5, 1895. 1,35. 2.15, 2d, 3.55,
t35, 5l5 6.15. 6.55, lbs S.15, $50 r. M '.
Car leaves from Post Office ten minutes
tater every trip. Car leaves North end OF
state st, for Grove Street Junction only
HGo, $, S.15, IL A. NJ, 3.35 and p NJ
Local car leaves Hospital for North end
y state Street, S.55. 9.35, 1015, 10.55, 113j A
~. LBS, LIE, rs, 2.35, 3.I5. LIS l55, 5E
VIZ. 7.la, 755, SIS, 915 p NJ.
Car leaves from P. o. ten minutes later
.verv trlr
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IN THE SENATE.
Continued from Page One.)

cd such Il change as would insure repre-
mission; Hale declared that unless the
commission was changed the work of the
courts would be increased; Blackburn ex-
pressed himself as thoroughly satisfied
with the Lodge amendment and Ncwlands
defended the provision as it passed the
House.
Lodge then withdrew his amendment
and presented a new one entirely pro-
vid!nE for the appointment of n new
commission and leaving out all details.
Hale moved an amendment to Lodges
amendment so as to provide for a conf
mission of nine members to be appointed
from nine different transportation dis
tricts
On motion of Nelson the Lndgc-IIaIe
amendment was laid on the table without
division. Similar disposition was madn
Of an amendment increasing the salary of
the secretary of the commission to sGOoo
Daniel moved TO increase the number
of commissioners from Z to 8 and on
motion of Nelson the motion was laid
on the table. A motion by Foraker to
rcduc" the number TO was then
adopted.
These changes resulted in bringing
he terms of the section back to those
of the present law and in view Of this
fact Clarke, Ark. moved to strike out
the entire section. The motion pre-
vailed without debate.
The reading of the bill by sections
was then completed. but the nr.scnta-
ton of amendments was continued
Among the amendments was one
suggested by Carm"ck holding com
mon carriers responsible for damage
To property in process Of transporta-
lion from one state to another, was
caused by negligence regardless Of all
contracts of exemption. The amend
ment was adopted
Hopkins sought in the interest Of the
Union 90. to secure a modification of
the Senate amendment making common
can riers: Of oil pipe lines. The Union
Go. has n line across the Isthmus of
Panama. and Morgan had the bill so
amended as to apply to that line or
other lines on the Isthmus.
Hopkins moved to rc-considcr the
motion by which the amendment was
adopted
Speaking to the motion, senator Nor
gan SAID. the concession by the Pres
ident for pipe line in the canal zone
had an oily. not to say. fishy smell,
and was a peculiarly pronounced case
of graft. He declares other liens had
been denied the same privileges grant
ed to the Union Co. and it was "a
sheer, cold us,rpation of power" In
the course of his remarks the AIaba ma
senator announced his determine ton
not to desist in his efforts to force At
torney Cromwell to talk further about
canal affairs.
After a general discussion the motion
was rejected
The Senate then agreed TO motion
made by Culbcrson to RECONSIDER the
action by which the anti-pass amend
ment was adopted.
A number of senators presented sub
stitutes, but none of them had been
acted upon when the Senate adjourned
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ANOTHER FIND.
SupposcI Lost Gospel Uncarthcd in
Ruins of Oxyrhyncus.

New York, May IA cable dispatch to
morning paper from London says:
Doctors Grenfcll and Hart during CON
tinued researches of the ruins of Oxy-
rhyncus whose ancient inconsistencies some
years ago yielded the famous LoGa Of
Christ. found a fragment of a supposed
lost gospel. which is now in Queens Col
lcEc. oxford.
1T is tiny scrap of vcllum pcrfor
atcd by worms and ycllowcd by Il c 'ntr-
RIGS. but tn" writing is perfectly lcGibIc.
1t is written in Greek chara ctcrs " hicll
are almost microscopicallv minute with
scarlet initials. There are about $40
words.
at is certainly no part of any cxtant
gospel bat it's Theological value must hn
left 10 thcoioGfanS. It is unIlsIIa lily wcll
written from a literary viewpoint 1t he
gins in the middle of a speech. Jesus
and his disciples have entered the temple
and met FhariSec who rehukes them for
emitting some ceremonial Of abllition.
Jesus asks tho Pharisec what the lat
ter has done to comply with the ccremn-
NAL. The Pharisecs reply minutcly de-
scribcs the process of publication Of
"ilitH 10 plcNiouS authority mas gwen
the details.
Then follows powerful. eloquent de-
nTnCiation by Jesus Of mere outward pu
rification. he saying that he and his dis
ciples have been purified by the waters
of Efe. There is also Il mention of =.
hitherto unknown part of the temple call
ed the H"gneuterian or place Of purifica-
ton.
Theological circles are greatly inter
csted in the discovery. which promises
2 sensation equal to that caused by tho
lugia of Christ"
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Loynls. engineer at the mill, to his as
sistance., Upon Loynds approach the
two men jumped over a fence and es-
capped. The ground on which the strug-
gle took place was Spattcred with
blood and the pay envelopes were scat
tered all about.
After the envelopes had been gath
cred up. Docs expressed the belief tina
his assailants had secured about $50
The men were described as being
rather slightly built and Docs states
that he believes one of them formerly
was employed in the mill and that he
can identify him readily. The belief
that one Of the men. at least. was a
former empioye OF the company is sub
Stimulated by their apparent knowl-
edge of Docs habit of passing through
the allevway to the mill with the pay
envelopes. The police are at work upon
the case