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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-26
&uthcriuc Srpfcnbrpt.

IS itarb am "a. slpriI 1906 aatberiue
Srodcubrut. 2Sittue oes perliorbencn Better
Irpden6rut, it Nlter BON ~ Sabreu. Die
bon ser &obning ibrer Iodbter. Tr. 1904,
SG1ober. Strabc, aus nui Der Baltimore Gene
tern" pripatim itait. U15-D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-26
Ntte Tcberbettcu.

WurifpreiS piro be3nbIt tiir ate Seberbet.
ten uno antiie WabagonpsN 6bet. Seabet Voft.
sdrte aU Ole
,Gulsntal MntIaMe Co.," Nt. Ga, Nerb.Qxtap.
otrake.
IeIepbon: Wt. 8ernpn 3048. SIe HefteIIun.
Qen prompt nuSaeflbrt. b-.9&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-26
Spc5icQc 0cgiinItignngcn

fir vile, bic Combinations Gbutog raphie'n
,piinIdlen. Miuinimr in Sarben In per9oloetem
W,eoaiuuu GRATIS nit einem Sneelo Carbon.
Hurtraits. erbt uuiere ucncn W,arotspeu. Die
allerbeiten cabinets, bon S1.00 an. @ute Cir
belt, prolnpic slblicfcriirg.
~. 2seikert, SET ssTts sS!t!M' seo asail@sH
Ir. 409-411, Toro. Gar. strahe.
Mian nenne oiefe 3eituna. (MpriI7-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-26
SoDn W. Scufel,
I'll. COZ, Glib. ebarp.e traRe.
lit der yeidlcnhcltntier.

,peIder ollie Mnitr1ee itets 6ur 8uiriebenbett
uuSlibrt. Die bon iBm bebonoelten geitbeu fons
men gSo6en lang lieSel. obne bic aerineiteI.
BeriuefuH9sfpnren Al 6eigen. Srau Ieufel 1T
lung bon SrauenIeiden bereu Gpe3iaIitdt.
CSuuIO1S
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-26
Tir0amc,t.
Etc 9lesams Der Jisur elmer Sraa

Etc 6lesams Der s5iaur elmer 5ran
mno Der Sib ibrcr &Ieioer bIngt bon benz bon
SruueH b16it dn8iebenb unb beipunbert madt.
gsieIe Sdmersen iino auf enaaei6niirte bulge
Gorieis sliriid5ufiibreH. ipeIbe ole ireie Mfbmniig
bebiunerr. Sas yyenoe Gprict" ut oas ein5tae
@orfet auf benz Martt, ipeldDeS ireie5 sftbemt'
bolen %geitattet. ,sSaoe GDtict" YarlorS, VT.
20O3, Nuro.S barteS.S trahc. (SebrfS,fS)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-26
Baltimore transfer Gumpa8nie

ehbpit.Gde 2iabt' NIB 9umbaro.S traie.
SauSm1tcl transpurtirt unb uerpadt. Cmni.
tuiic uno YbartuHs fir Ficnics perben iett Iir
bic fommenbe Gallon sebu6i. Subr,perfe uno
Frciie redt. (52J
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-26
Sin SdJritt in Der rcd)tcn Midtnng.
epart 70 groSent an aleu- trhflaiEgeu

Negrdbnihen.
Sin f61ner Cara eniireoer nit
fbiuarSem 1ud ooer ipeibem ODER
gruuem Hliiid .lleber8ug, aaeS flr
Gargs@infab, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
SinbdlfanIirliiI9 Der leide,
1rauerflor. q Qadr Sanbf6ube, SO
SeffEung hes SrabeS,
2eibeHlungen uno 8 feline auiffen.
Niiiam Guut, yetMsubeEtatter,
yioribs uno 9reenmUunt'9lpe. Weibe Telephone.
CSun11, GWtte) ..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-26
QDubun Tarf.

Ter beapt'dhlid,te Srieobot In Baltimore.
hreal: $50 ga'er. - Snine rtu ahrcnoer Charter.
8u ieoer Seit err,ihbar. Stunt Gents Sabr.
geIo bon alien Staoitbeilen. GtraBenbabn.
Waaaous pafliren oeu Saupteineans Gle bret
WiimiteIr. 98armcs gSurte6imuler fir Solde,
Die ben Srieobot bel ruubenl sSetter b%efudlen.
NegrdbniBSInte 81 iebr mdbioen Breifen.
fimmiIi6 inter fortmabrenoer YiIege.
Yirtan: Nr. 81. Nrh'Saratuua. Strahe.
(Soue-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-26
Sol5 nnb &oblrn,

WcidgtcS TtdlfcnhoIi, Y. Nutb S3,I5.
0jcidatsS 6ihenbpl5, " Goro $500.
@iliingcr & Scbranf.
Sauptsgiireuu uno aobIenboi: Yreitols unb
SAP Strdbe. S~iueigs9iirenu: pSIb Conn Goat
Co." Mionumenis, nabc Gap.StraBe.
Gel: e. 4 y. gSoIie III -Nio. Court. 2G70.
(glpril20, Glitc)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-26
Germiidjtc Mn5eigcn.
Eulf's MarDlano, SclaWarc nmS
Niitrift Columbia
2crifOn nnb @cId)GitS : MorefbndJ
1867
lest i'm Gutitchcu bcariiicu.

lest int Gutitcbcu %bcartiicn.
Sbige5 9Serf meiit Die Serdnocruneen Der
letten bier Sabre mad, uno reprlieuiirt oieie
Siuuteit, pie 'ic beuie limo. IS cntbdlt Die Ma
men oer @etdaits: uno Sernisiente mo etne
ubcr Nieocriniung, NIT elmer polen 8eidreis
bullg eile9 ieoci ElateS iilb cine flaiitIi5irte
9iuHeTalifie inter benz 3itcl ieoer ein5cinel De
gluoeiiurg oeo buuptiibli6em SnbuitS oeS
guhea. oas Oielfdltiee Sniormailon iiber W;urp
LAMB, Selapare mo oen Siiirift Columbia
briuet. 9Senr sic Geihdiie it aennnnten St1Gs
ten iolieiiiren. lit SieS bnS rihtioe WieSinm.
IS miro iiD be5nbIen. % ons 9eriipn cine eroBe
mo ipeitperhreitctc Giriulnilon b1ben miro.
Ereio 5000 pru @rcmplar,
Nil5eigcls9tuten ult Srtuten.
n. Y. Volt & SU., Sereaer,
Ir. 951 bis $50, Saiucrt.Wcbduoc.
G1J-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-26
Baltimore Gcmeterg.

Bureau: Tranfitm.SlbB, Baltimore. u. Wprtbitr.
Ye9ribniBpIdee 8um Yerfauf-bon $25 an.
nit Wiarmurpfofien abse9renat, $35 ElaB
fir bier 8riber. Gnnit8.1S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-26

Gas % iblide y 0 It .Sour-
nal" in Mempbis, Semn., idreibt:
.SSn bieier Staot miro in frtrser 3eit
cine Gimponoerungs. @eieaiboit hts
9eben 9erufen. bic Den 3rued hat
ocutibe Guaranteeing nod ocm Sit
oen 81 ioroern mo oen Gingepanoer-
ten nit Matb mo Sbot slr Settle SIT
itebcn. Ser Siioen miro in furser
Belt Der Gcntrolpunft Ocntider Ginz
monoeruno merocn. ocnn ld)on Jest
iabren sic Ginponoercr oireft Dot
Sambur9 nad 0alpelton, Teros.
Muberoem 1T cS binlGnglid befanni,
Dob Der Siiben nit icimem prGdtiaen
&limo unb onbcreu @rseuaniIien benz
Gimpanoerer piel mebr bietet. ais Der
Often. Moroen o0er @eIten. Ger bout
ide 2anomirth. Der bircft ponG eutld,s
Iano mad, Dem Siiben bieies 2onbes
fommt. finhct IN grfanias uno I'M
Ssart- @ebirse oas id)onitc 2onb iiiri
Obitsud)t mo @cinbau. Gbenio lit.
an ben SiiogrenSen unicrcs StaateS
rcid)es uno ~gleid)5eitie biaiaes 2ano
fir &ieb5lft 81 baben. SGnait bat
man auigeb0rt, OaS alte Spriidmor.
60 weit poung man" al aebraud,cn,
ba Der Siioen in ieoer Siniidt uorsn,
sieben lit. 0aber miro cine beutife.
Gin,panoerungs @eicaidoft nid)t
nur benz Ginmanoerer, ionoern 0em;
aau3en Staate uno oercn 9epOlfs..
rmng gum 8ortbeil aereid)en."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-26

Gas 9 b i ltc bci'm &la.
pieripiel. Cha (Su ibrer Sreunoin.
oie &lapierrmterrid)t erbalt): ~@oS
iinoeit III eieentlih ais boS Sd)onltc
bei'm 8lopieripieIen?" Clio emit
lcudytcnoen @ugen): Gle Yauien!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-26

Erofeior W q t t cue l.
Der mGbreno oes MuSbrud)S ocS %c.
iups mie elm Selo ouf icinem EoIteii
oils9ebarrt, lit por9eltern bis 5lnl
aroter porgeorun9en uno bat geIln'
oel1, oob Der @ipiel oeS Gelups, Der
Dor Der &ataltropbe 5000 Sub bod
mar, ieBt 500 Sub nicori9er liegt, Der
Grandmother oeS&rnterS lit ober jebn
mai GROCER geporoen. lit bon 100
oui 1000 SUB 9citicgen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-14

houses At the tots Matinee Co.
morrow
aunelo TOMS Cabin" goes ON ai
the Lois neat week A scenic pro
duetiou Is promised
Al the Star there are good Yauir
Vile acts this week Continaoil
performance tomorrow The btu
ohansrs Monday
favlor'a Castle Garden. with
"Cindoroila' and vaudeville acts.
will be- given for three more psr
fafmhncoa Jack the Giant Kill.
err opens SUNDAY matinee The
Amadon Comic Opera company be.
aims 4 season December 20
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-14
MapleIne Jelly

Ono.half box % Gelatlne, sehni
cup of cold water. one plat Of boil
iuF watar. one cup II sugar. one
taaapoouful 81 MAriEtNE soak
the Frlatins in cold water until soft.
then add thc boiling water. SUGAR
ana MApI.ElNE no not let the
mixture boil when veil dissolved
strain through a flannel bag
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-14
Roller Skates

Just the thing for Christmas
present Wood wheel. sos pair
Humaeite wheel sias and up. stsai
= heel. uiain bearings ttse. steel
wheels. ball bearings. q 90 and ur.
Extra atnoi wheels eoe for a set Of
eight fipsr = Tart. 1884 End az.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-14
THE THEATERS

Jehn orlfnth aud supporting com
phuY in ono 81 the beet OF the
Hard uf Ayun.n tragedies. illchara
the Third. opens an engagement
ht The Grand tonight Matinee to
morrow.
Quincy Adams Sawyer" viii be
given three mOp. performance nt
the Seattle
xtnn's TravsstY Company. Ia
"TWeefY Weety." opens At the Hn-
attic SUNDAY afternoon
Yankee Consul, musical com
udY with good company. comes
TO the Grand for five performance.
opening Sunday night
The Pluppor" ii drawing biz
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-14
The Owners of
LauKHIhuKst

Are giving to every one VISITING
i.aufoihurat for tho next fow day.
an elegant prospectus containing
beautifully eolorad photographs oil
Iaufelhufat aud ita surroundings
every ona Interested Ia high elias.
property should visit Laurelhural
within the next few da8a and pro
cure Quo Of those handsome fold
aFH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-14


Fl picture with youl
name and address thu I'm out Editor Of Tho Star
% how mech when they
of q
dearly delights ~ lie down Hill his sled Now
warmly dressed of his
the house with frosted and hands
blue because OF caveaa falling 10 Keep himself Aud 10
she alao mindful Of mothers advice
happy when children thoughtful and
that the Will become ~ from lack taking
ordt of themselves
No wonder Joe paro planned merry
CHRISTMAS they gratitude Ter the behavior their
ehldfvh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-14
STORM REIGNS
IN WISCONSIN

taerlnps Telegraph ssrvios1
SUPERIOR, Wis. Dee a.
Lake county Il Kutuus the first
genuine hliEzard 81 the season A
aHmiio an hour Wind has blown
over rs hours aud thore il a driving
slget and SNOW Traffic ol all kind
Is DELAYED
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-14

thsf liue had she hi-eansra - tom
of municipal EovetumeHH thr urper
rfHHHh ef iho city cduutil being
known aa she beard of aldermen ana
ths lower branch aH the house o.
delegates
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-14
Christmas for Men

When buying Tor Christmas come
90 thH big siorv with The largest
stock whore you can pufe base at
THE lowest price. v - Hutchinson.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-14
christmas foe Men

-. suxtas fef Christmas ceme
-. els stere NIth tbs largest
wtase Yoa can purchase al
8 s.a..t eflce y "a Hutchinson
4s zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-14
BANK ROBBED

tserlnes rsisassph ssrsiesl
nRENEia. Mo. Dec Il Robbers
wrecked 4 safe in the Interstate
bank here today aud escaped With,
h Is said. S. doe In currency.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-14
pRIvlNo rs rNIoYARLt

This cold weather. II you are pro
tected from the wind by nice
plush lap robe Tom Henderson.
eis Occidental. carries a bis assort'
meHt az prices Which are glEht :"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-14
GILMAN ARRAlGNED

fHNFI""R FeFeNF HNH aHFNI0ssI
DAYTON. Ohio. Dee. "a The
preliminary hearing ol Collins uil
man. charged with being an aecea.
safY to the murder 1T hlH slstof.
nena. WAS called ihla morning
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-14
.,,sr row MAYOR MOORE.

n.ssAs aelE# antsatzauua of
- ~ aldermen De 1890. has
= s Nsvr William hickman
wf,h erouR picture ~ ~.
s,thsfs 81 lbstfysr Seattle a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-14
FIGHT DROPPED

fesfippa lalenfauh bsfFfee'l
WAaHtNGTON. y q. Dec IL
The Ghlp subsidy FIGHT - agrees
mnut of the committee today. goes
over 10 january J.. when q vote VIII
be taken
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-14
81 down. 81 a week

will buy a ladies' desk
such an article Il always popular
az holiday time. sure 20 please
and satisfy the lads receiver. one
like this. Mission style. aud very
good. too. solid oak finished
weathorcd. don't you think a gift
such rs this vlll just fitfs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-14

will buy a dressing table
for her own personal Jss
Dressing Table ~ always
n muchiy sought for holt
day article.
you'll have a choosing
from fifty different styles
when YOU come for yours.
This one Is Of fine quar-.
tered oak. highly polished.
long beveled French plate
mirror 1886 inches. has
large drawers. oddly Ehap-
ed oval top - inches We
know ~ no more pleasing
lady's sift piece than this.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-14

We sn have large goods hand and in order to
Ispoe Of them have made another big
ton IN prices glance following list of prices will con
n on that YOU cannot duplicate any place in Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-14

Pay 5000. $500 and 5000 for dress
suit or business suit to order from your
high-pficed merchant tailofs when you
can get just as good a suit or oyereoat to
order from Us for
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-01-21
NEWS NOTES
OF COTTONDALE

Cottondale, Jan. 2O.-The Atlanta,
pothan & Gulf R. R. will soon be COM
pieted to this point. Mr.. Steel, the
president passed through here en-
route to the gulf and says that he
will have trains running from Dothan
to Cottondale in 40 days.
Mr. and Mrs. J. r. Shoemaker. spent
several days this week taking in the
fair at Jacksonville.
There was quite a little excitement
among the negroes here yesterday,
Bill Jones. a negro, shot and killed an
other negro man and then wounded
his wife. shooting her four times. He
was captured two hours later ana
lodged in the Mariana Jail.
Mr.. Wood McLaney of Newton,
Ala, has accepted a position as sales
man with Mr.. y. R. Shoemaker of
this place
DR.. w. A Hooton, formerly of Hart
ford, Ala. has opened up a nice line
of drugs and fancy goods here. which
adds one to the long list of new
business enterprises of this place.
Miss Ethel Walthall, highly a!c-
complished young lady of Jackson,
Ga. has accepted a position as gov
erness in the home of Mr.. J. R. Shoe
maker
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-01-21
NEWS OF THE WEEK
At ST. ANDREW
sneeial To The Journal.


ST Andrew. Jan. 20.-Miss May
Reese. of Ashtabula, o., is the guest
of Mr. and Mrs. John Sturrock for the
winter.
MIR. and Mrs. w. L. MalbOne and two
children. of Michigan, are the guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. G. o. Chapman, who
are occupying the ROckstead cottage
on Wyoming avenue, this winter.
Mrs. Schermer, of Cincinnati. o., IS
,yuests Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. EN-
mons.
Among he Wednesday list Of pas
sengers VINO came in by steamer are
Rev. o. DolDhy, of Mobile; Mrs. Helen
and Mss Annie Green, Master Scott
Green Miller. of Frankfort, KY; Miss
Lily ? Smethels, brother and niece,
CT South Haven. Mich; Capt. Jonh
Bovine and wife. South Haven, Mich;
Mr.. ]. w Cook, Mrs. and Miss Simms.
Mr.. Richard Lewis. of Pensacola,
was Interviewing our merchants this
week.
Mr.. Calais, of Mobile, was one of the
weeks lrummers.
Mr.. Alexander Register has rec emily
purchased the nice cottage from L. NJ.
Ware and intends moving into it in
the near future.
Mr.. Mallock. one of the regular win
ter visitors from New York, is among
us again.
Mr.. Ed Masker. after an absence OF
several months, is in with us again.
Mrs. Lcoley, of Massachusetts, Is
visiting her brother, Capt. Alexander,
in West End.
A party of railroad men were In
town a few days ago, among them was
A. B. Steele. Of the new road being
built from DOthan, Ala. TO Cottondale,
Fla. This road will be extended TO
soma point on the bay.
Mrs. Rose Is now filing the vacancy
ss deputy postmistress thah Mr.. lvey
left when he took Miss Susie Baker
away.
Rev. Mr.. Johnson, of Admission, Ala,
has been conducting the revival ser
vices at the NJ. E. church left us on
Tuesday last, but the services are still
being conducted by the pastor, Rev.
Mr.. Conway.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-01-21
Subject of a Report BY Collector
G. ". Allen to Secretary
Root.
VIGOROUS PROTEST WAS FILED
BY CUBAN MINISTER AT THE
TIME, BUT 1T is BELIEVED Elk
PLANTATION GIVEN WILL CLOSE
THE INCIDENT.
sv Associated press.

Washington, Jan. 20.-Secretary
Root today received report submit
ted by Collector of Customs George
w. Allen, at Key West, Florida, on the
facts connected with the fOrcible de-
portation, some days ago, of striking
Cuban cigarmakers. which led to the
filing Of a vigorous protest by Cuban
Minister Quesada.
Mr.. Allen said twenty strike leaders
were actually deported and among
them perhaps four Cubans. who. it is
said, positively left Key West of their
own volitiOn and without compulsion.
Secretary Root communicated these
facts 20 Sgnor Quesada and it is be-
lieved this will close the incident.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-01-21
Lively Discussion in House Over
Appropriations and Transport
tatiOn of Silver,
Express Companies Alone Get Any
Benefit From It.
WILLIAMS, ALONE HELD o.
MOVEMENT OF SILVER WAS
RESTRICTED IT WOULD WORK
HARDSHIP IN AGRICULTURAL
DIsTRacHs-A5UsE OF APPRo.
PRIATIoNs CONSIDERED.
BY Associated Press.

Washington, Jan. 20.-Abuses in
the expenditure of appropriations was
the text of a discussion in the HOUSE,
to-day curing the consideration OF the
urgent deficiency appropriation bill
Little progress was made in cOnsid-
Grafton Of the bill
A portrait of Ex-AttOrney General
Knox, for which the Department OF
Justice has asked S2,615 was again
the topic of comment.
The most animated discussion OF
the day took place on an amendment
by Mr.. Keifer, of Ohio. TO increase the
amount for transportation Of silver
coin. Mr.. Smith, of Iowa, declared
the practice of transporting silver
coin from and to the subtreasuTy was
Graft, pure and simple in the inter-
est of the express companies"
Mr.. Hill of COnnecuticut, said It
was "Unadulterated graft, and Mr.
Williams. of Mississippi, stated if the
movement Of silver was stopped or
restricted it would work hardships in
the agricultural districts.
The amendment was lost.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-01-21
GREENE -GAYNOR
CONSPIRACY
TRIAL
Charged that Garter Went Over
Body and Soul to Conspiracy
of Defendants.
Bv Associated Press.

Savannah, Jan. 20.-The most in
teresting session that has yet been
held by the Federal court in its two
weeks consideration Of the Green
Gaynor case was tOdays, when Special
Assistant Attorney General Marion
Erwin outlined the case.
The government contends that
Captain Oberlin Carter went over
body aad soul" to the alleged con-
spiracy Of Greene and GaynOr. Mr..
Erwin said he would show in support
Of the charge Of conspiracy that the
defendants knew each other personal
ly, that they were associated, that they
came together in an agreement to de-
fraud the government and that a
covert act Of conspiracy mad actually
be en- committed.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-01-21
LIBERALS NOW
CONTROL IN
ENGLAND
Political Complexion of Kingdom
Completely Changed by the
Recent Elections.
IN Associated Press.

London, Jan. 20.-Within eight days
the political complexion of the Unitel
Kingdom has been completely changed
by the tide of Liberalism which even
now is higher than the sanguine radi-
cal dared to hope for or predict.
The new parliament will be over
whelmingly Liberal. Up to this time
the total number Of members elected
is 480, of whom 247 are Liberals. ia
Unionists, 40 Laborites, 7S National
lists, and one Socialist. This leaves
10 seats still vacant.
If the same proportion of Liberal
gains continue in the next weeks cleo
lions Prime Minister Campbell Ban
nerman> will have behind him, includ-
ing all parties except Unionists, 533
votes against 1877 for the Conserva-
tives or Unionists.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-01-21
Commissioners Decide that LegiS.
IatiVe Action Should Be
Taken at Once.
PREVAILING IDEA, HOWEVER,
SEEMS TO BE TO AWAIT RE-
PORT OF NEW YORK STATE
COMMITTEE - SEVEN STATES
REPRESENTED.
BY Associated Press

New York, Jan. 20.-A general de-
cision that insurance reforms should
be indugurated Immediately by state
legislatures throughout thel country
was arrived at by the Insurance Com
missioneTs of several states, who have
investigated life insurance. Confer
ences between this committee and
state commissioners have covered a
period Of two days. Commissioner
Folk, of Tenn essee, said after tOdays
deliberatiOn, that the prevailing idea
seems to be to await the report of the
New York state committee. He ex-
pressed the belief that in each state
represented insurance reform would
be inaugUTated. The states repre-
ssnted were Tennessee, Ohio, Iowa,
Minnesota, Illinois, Wisconsin and
Michigan.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-01-21
Public Opinion in Arizona and
New Mexico Suppressed by
Corporations.
Juror CREATED BEFORE HOUSE
COMMITTEE ON TERRITORIES
BY STATEMENTS OF FORMER
CONGRESSIONAL DELEGATE
FROM NEW MEXICO.
Ru Assoclated Press.

Washington, Jan. Bob. R. Rodey,
former delegate to congress from New
Mexico, created Juror at today 5
hearing on the joint statehood bill be-
fore the House Committee on Terri
tories by announcing that the corpor-
ate interests in Arizona had suppress
ed public opinion in favor of joint
statehood and declared that a popular
cote on the question would show a de-
cided majority in favor Of the admis-
sion Of Arizona and New Mexico as
one state. Mr.. Rodey declared that
the corporation influences who were
opposing the joint statehood
measure do not dare to submit the
proposition to the people of Arizona.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-01-21
QUINCY NEWS
OF INTEREST
Special to The JAurnaI.


Quincy, Jan. 20.-The past week has
been quite a gay one for Quincy, with
"a Carnival Company in town, a Kin
.etescOpe show at the opera house, and
many entertainments given for the
young ladies who are visiting here.
On Tuesday night. the grounds of the
Carnival Company presented a Lively
scene as there were a large numbee
Of circus parties, composed Of young
people and their chaperOnes, going
the rounds OF the various side-shOws
and enjoying all with great impartial
ity. Mrs. E. P May and Mrs. J. l.
McFarlin. two Of Quincy's most pop
ulsr matrOns, were each in charge Of
a large and gay party
Dr. j. ". Willis sold his home TO R.
H. Gee, on Wednesday. ans will him
self occupy the handsome residence
recently purchased from J. G. Sharon.
Mr.. Gee also bought the beautiful new
dwelling just erected on the Joiner
house block. but sold it immediately
for $4,000. Mr.. O.W. Pittman this
week purchased the Sanford property
the price paid being $1,000.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Massey and
children Of Germantown. Ohio, are
visiting Mrs. Massey's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. E P. May
Mrs. Dickey, Of Oxford Georgia, ac-
companied by her five charming chill
uren. is the guest Of her sister, Mrs.
J. L. Davidson.
The friends of Mrs. George Mum
roe are deeply sympsthizing with her
in her recent bereavement Occas.oneG
Gy the death of her sister, Mrs. Cor
don. Of Columbus, Ga.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-01-21
FRED. MOORE is STILL
HELD BY BIRMIN CHAM

Fred. Moore, the cleverball player
OF Warrington, who played last year
with birmingham of the Southern
League. but who left the team on &C
count of a disagreement with the
is still held under reserVa-
ton by the Birmingham club, accord
ing to newspaper reports.
One of these reports stated that
Manager Vaughn was endeavOring to
TRADE Moore to some other team, and
hoped to do so. In making the state
ment a slur was cast upon the local
player
1t is probable that Moore will be
glad to play elewhere than in Biz.
miLgham. and in fact he may not
Way at all, as he has a good position
at the navy yard and may remain here
during the season.