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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-06-05

committee. which recommended for
passage bills providing for the appro-
priation of $4,000 for the immediate use
of the insurance commissioner and a
further appropriation of $4,000 for the
same official. Also an appropriation
of $4,000 for the state normal school
at San Jose, which was damaged by
earthquake.
This afternoon President Benjamin
Ide Wheeler appeared before the joint
committee on ways and means and
presented arguments in favor of an ap-
preparation of sS3,SO0 for the state
university The committee will take
immediate steps to secure the legisla-
ton asked for.
Treadwell's plea for San Francisco
constitutional amendment was so
strong that the insurgents were won
over and a motion to reconsider was
carried by a vote of 81 to l: With this
victory the San Francisco delegation
again attempted to force the whole
action by calling for the consideration
in committee of the whole with the
result that the measure was taken out
of the hands of the judiciary COM
mittee and referred to the committee
on constitutional amendments. The
house adjourned until two p. m.
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HUNDREDS Of TELEGRAMS SENT
Rae Bill as Agreed Upon BY Conferees Of Two Houses
Would Forbid Issuance Of Free Passes
Even To Railroad Employees

WASHINGTON, June 5.-The presi-
dent today nominated John K. Hun
ker to be rear admiral and Colonel S.
P. Jocelyn, of Vancouver barracks to
be brigadier general
1t is estimated that each congress-
man has received from three hundred
to six hundred kilograms protesting
against the strict anti-pass amend
ment to the rate bill as agreed upon
by the conferees. A thousand similar
kilograms have been received in the
senate from railway men and railway
organizations The amendment prohib-
it's passes to railroad employees or
their families. The petitioners are
numbered by the hundred thousand.
The amendment as agreed upon by
the conferees of the two houses is as
follows:
mo carrier subject to the provi-
sions of this act shell, after January 1,
1907, directly or indirectly issue or give
any interstate free ticket, free pass or
free transportation for passage. Any
carrier violating this provision shall
be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor
and shall upon conviction thereof be
punished by a fine of not exceeding
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Marine. Clash With Panama Police.

WASHINGTON, D. c., June 5.-Cap-
tain Bowyer of the cruiser Columbia
at Colen. reports clash between om-
GERS of the marines and the Panama
police. The navy department VIII not
divu,qe how serious the clash Is. Ihe
governor of Panama expressed regret
and he promised to punish the ponce.
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TORNADO IN TEXAS.
The People Took Refuge in Storm
Cellars.

FORT WORTH, Texas, June s.
GraysOn county Texas was swept by a
tornado last night. 1t began fifty miles
north of Sherman and travelled north
east. Houses were wrecked and people
took refuge in storm cellars.
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Independent Packers See a Chance.

Independent Packers See a Chance.
DES MONIES, Iowa, June 5.-The
packers are preparing to
take advantage of the expose of the
Chicago packers by boosting their own
products. Their sales have already
been increased fifty per cent in the
state. The Iowa packers claim that
their houses are not subject to the
abuses alleged to exict in Chicago.
Roosevelt Never In Packing Business.
WASHINGTON, D. c., June SIT
is positively and authoritatively de-
MED that President Roosevelt was ever
interested in any way in the packing
business, either in beef or pork. When
he was ranching out west there was a
little packing house not far from his
ranch, but he was not interested in
that or any other This denial is from
the highest available source.
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sand dollars in the safe was saved by
the clerk who protested that he did
not know the combination. The hold
up man escaped. He was recognized as
an engineer of local train here.
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Pass Naturalization Bill.

WASHINGTON, d. c., June 5.-The
house passed the naturalization bill
recurring that prospective citizens
must speak the English language and
creating a bureau of naturalization to
prevent the fraudulent issuing Of pa
perS
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Schooner Is Aground.

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, June s.
The schooner Volunteer, which sailed
from this port Sunday, is ashore at
BodoZa head. near the mouth of the
Russian river. A tug has gone to the
rescue.
Ad Schooner wreck.
The Volunteer came ashore during
the night two miles off Bodega head
and will probably be a total loss In an
attempt 20 row ashore two of the four
children of Captain Bressen's family
were drowned in the heavy surf.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BUILDING

Geological Survey Is Making an In
vestigation.
WASHINGTON, D. c., June 5.-The
geological survey plans an investiga-
ton of structural materials as a result
of the San Francisco earthquake. Chas.
Gyle, special agent of the survey at
Frisco reports that business structures
owe their stability to foundations of
cement instead of mortar He is now
testing cements and cOncretes and
plans to amplify the work.
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BOLD HOLD-UP AT OGDEN.
rive Men in Hotel Lobby Were Held
Up.

oGDEN, Utah, June 5-A lone
'snWaEman entered the lobby of the
eu motel al a. m and compelled A.
- hratz local newspaper man. Har-
hreckett, night clerk and three
10 hold up their hands. He
eo bratz Of fiwty dollars and got
small sums from the others. Two thou
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Packers and Other Trust
Magnates to Combine
HE'S NOT SAFE AND SANE.
That is What the P]utocrats Say
--Independent hackers Cast
Anchor to Windward

CHICAGO, June 5-President
Roosevelts political destruction is be-
ing planned by the packers and other
trusts which he has been prosecuting.
They say he cannot be trusted, that
he is too radical and is running great
industries.
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HAS STOCK IN COAL MINES.
Admission Made by Vice President Of
New York Central.

NEW YORK, June 5.-Vice Presi-
dent ROssier of the New York Central
railroad admitted that his company
owns stocks and bonds in soft coal
mines before the interstate commerce
hearing this morning.
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Haley EeIcted Judge.

Special to Statesman:
PENDLETON, Or, June 5.-Returns
so far received insure the election of
Pierce was defeated for joint senator
and Haley has won judgeship over
Stilman by 800.
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suffrage amendment and the local op
ton amendment were defeated. Sena-
tor Gearin, democrat, is running far
ahead of his ticket, as is Galloway,
district, but both are defeated.
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Hanley has offered a reward of htree
thousand dollars for the arrest of o.
A. Baker, a tobacco trust representa-
tive. charged with attempting to bribe
Representative Baker to vote against
the anti-cigarette bill.
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Add Premier-St. Petersburg
Deputy Onipkos demanded that the
dOuma pass a resolution prohibiting
ministers from appearing in the as
sembly hall.
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MADRID. June 5.-The body OF Man.
uel Morales, the wouldbe assassin OF
King Alfonso. was buried here today.
He committed suicide to avoid arrest
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MiIitiamen Overawe Miners,

DILLIONVILLE, O., June s.
Twelve hundred militiamen arrived
here this morning as the result of the
miners troubles. Quiet now prevails.
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$1,000; and any person who uses. So
licits or accepts for himself or for an
other any such Interstate free ticket.
free pass or free transportation shall be
deemed guilty Of a misdemeanor and
upon conviction thereof shall be sub
ject to like penalty"
Fairbanks was today notified OFF,
cially of Burton's resignation. The
senate committee on privileges and
resolution providing for Burton's ex-
pulsion.
The senate today considered the con-
ference report on the rate bill There
was a. spirited discussion. Lodge and
Foraker announced their purpose of
criticising it,
Later the naval appropriation bill
was considered. Elkins' intimated to
the senate will be in session until after
July
LaFollette introduced a resolution
directing the interstate commerce
to investigate the sO-called
grain elevator trust, with a view to
discovering if favors in the form of
rebates, furnishing cars, side tracks
and elevator privileges are being
granted.
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Non-Partisan Reception for Bryan.
LINCOLN, June 4.-Citizens here
are preparing a nOn-partisan recep-
ton for w. ]. Bryan when he returns
in August.
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Gov, HanIsy After . eriber.
INDIANAPOLIS, June 5.-GovernoE
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-09
De MARRUECOS
Lo que hace ell Sultan de
harruseos, Sidna- -MuIey-
AbduI-Azis.
10 PALPlTANTE
10 PALPlTANTE
Los diplomatlcos europeos.
FL Sultan indiferente 4 to-
do Excentricidades.

IQue haoe Sidna. Mulsy-Abdul-
Axis, sultan de Marrussos, mlsntras
que los diplomkticos europeos llsgan
4 10 pequsfs ciudad ssps aola donds
10 va { iugar Ia sasrts de- ~ imperio
, doAde van & decid.rss sus propios
destinos y les de su pueblo? sEstA
por clio iEquisto Sidna? Da 81 sefa-
lea dc mpacisncia, de tsmer 8 por el
oontrario 80 nuestrA trspquilo y con.
Rado? No! sidna sstk indifsrsnte. El
presigus impsrturbable su exlstsncia
ordinaria POGO complicsds, de 10 cual
an visiero NOS ha dado recientementa
los sigaientss dsiallss;
<Abdul-Axis 80 lsvanta todos los
dfas son sl alba, y una vsz fasra del
lscho, reza rsgularmsnts todss les
eraeionss prsseritas por sl Coran.
Luego 90 10 visits.
<Un amplio sslab, espseis dc man.
to, cubrs aus sspaldas y sobre 10 o..
bexa se eoloea sl gorro marrequf con
su turbants. 30 ls ponsn msdias blan.
cas- , luego los belgak, que no CON otra
cosa que babuchss con suelas muy
gruesas. Una vsz vestids, oil Sultan
pasa & tomar su desAyuno. Fl all
mento del Adolescsnte nonares no tie.
90 nads do sslecto, sino que mas bien
% ordinario: AcosaAdo sobre una 90.
tsrillA blanca, come sin cuchillo nj
ssnedor, sencillAneEte con las manos,
segdn sl uso inmsmorial do su pueblo.
Es s6lo des pu6s do hRbsr condo baa-
tantss ladjias y nssshssis, que Su Ma.
ieatad sonsiente "a osuparse con sus
ministros de los nsgoeios del Imperio.
III resto del dia 10 pasa on "a harsm,
pues, como 10 sabs, % sasAdo innuns-
rabies vsees. Cuando no estk On nae
dio do sus muisrss, &c sAsisrra on su
Sbaxar europso,s ssgdn ~ propiA real
xprssi6a. Allf goxs el sultsa, ssgdn
disen sus iatimos, <horas poetixAdas
por el ore J In ssdAs
Vase ha dishs qust'sl iovsa Sui
s&n tisns especial preailscsi6n pcr loa
invsntos dc 10 eivilixaci6n oocidental.
Es grands su passion por los vslocf-
usdos, la toiograffs, Ia einsmAt' gra'
, fla y sl ton6grafo. DurAnts 81 dfa CO.
rre On 81 bieicletA por los pasios d.
su palacio; y pOr la nochs 90 rscrsa
sysado con stsnei6n loa acsntos dol
fon6grsfo, que 10 llevaa los aeos d.
los csfS-conciertos europsos.
Haes a'gunos nesss que ae sAtregs
con placer & hscsr desAlar ante sui
ojos las pslisulss de un einsmatbgra
Ife g'gantesco que ha hssho instalal
: en- sus depsrtansntos. Todss los iu
|? (ObnasnA& m u SdstaA ~
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-09
DON ROBERTO H, TODD

LEGO aver tsrde On Ell vapor <Ca-
raeass, nueIiro particular amigo el
sefior Todd, slcalde de San Juan y
Presidtnte de lie Liga de munjcipsli-
dades.
Ia DEMoCRACIA se VIC, veuosa.
mente, en- ell csSo de hscsr Ia crftlca
dc slgunss palabras y de sIguros &C.
tos del sefor Todd, como repreIen.
tAnte do la propia Ligs. Lo cdAl NO
smpeee que reconozcA Ia utllidad de
otras pslsbrss y otros actos suyos,
diguos de sincera alsbspzA.
Saludamos oil compatriota en- 90
regrsao al pals, donds Iu conducts 90.
mo poiitico puede ser y 60 dissuIids,
pero douds no hallarA dc Seguro rem.
cores Acerbos. A los hombreI ha d.
iuzgtrSplfs Dor el copiunto de su obr Q
y no por detalles que, on momento
dado', Son dguoa de cenSura.
BiSp vspido sl Stnos Todd,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-09
ROMERO ROBltOO

Ha fallecido On Madrid de no atA-
que do disnsa don Flanetsso Romero
Roblsdo, eminenis Orador , polftieo
espaHcl.
Fl aeaor Romero Roblsdo ere uno
lie los poitisos mas earAetsrizados
dssds 10 revolScl6n do Ssptlenbre de
1858, & Ia cual cual sontribuy6 con sus
acsrados y contdndentea disauraos.
UlNmsmspto dsclar6 que 81 reco.
braba Su sAlud. cosa que ls parsctA
inposib e, tsRdriA que rstirarss & la
vi la privAds, puss no podia Combstir
| 4 los honbrsA polis!cos que tAnto inte-
res 80 tomAban por 6 desds o. snfsr-
m sdad.
Dsaemptd5 en- vArios gAbinstss
conssrvadorsz los Ppestos do miAis-
tro de U tramsr J de Gobernsci6n.
Como orsdor, era una eminenOia par.
lamsntAria.
Ia 20 desaSIrosameute para &c.
pana en- 10 politics solouial de las
ARtillas.
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CULTIVO DEL BAMBU

Trktase con mArSado interSs On
clertAs Antillas britf fnicas de ana nue.
W induasra que sonsiSte On el cultivo
utilizaci6n del bambd para fsbrisar
papel de cAlidAd superior.
acknowledgements es estA una noti'
cla de gran trasesndsDciA para 10
agriculture, pues bien sabido Is que
dlcha plAnsa us puede cultivsr con
gran facilidsd y brinda grsndss ven
Iaias para el establecimiento dc unS
industrial muy importante.
FL procedimiento para obtener IL
pulps de que se fAbricA el papel % er
extreme Sencillo, hAstA tai punto, qu'
o paede hGcerss & mAno cuSndo no 81
tisnen mkQuinAs nj aparAtoG spropia'
dos para el Caso.
No taltarSp, sin embargo, indus
triAles empreAdedores que, deSpues d
haber visto los resultadoa pr&ctico
de eHta nusVa aplieaci6n, ..dissflsn aps
ratos mecEnieos oonVsnisntes para {
dsusrrollo dc ls nencionsds industris
Los snSayoS vsrinssdoS son pc
dsmks SleptNdorsS. A'gunAl Eev!ltV
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-09
A NUESTRAS AGENCIAS

ReSor6an os alguuos assntss de
LA DEMoCRAcIA las re9las impreSss
4 ambas mArgeI eI de las cartas que
les d'rige lie Administr acion. CAST
todas las sgebe'Ss cumplen con exac-
titud. A las que I 10 hsoen por mo-
rosidad De los su's iiorss, les roga.
mos qua ros 'nvien la pombres de
cuau,oa es,en descubierto, 4 fn de
escrititles dirssssmsnie. LAs liQui-
daeiouss han de- yenir mes por mes.
del dis ~ ii diA 5, OOmple'asdo sl
saldo con los valorss Que no p1edan
recSudarss, ES necessrio, en- Gbsoluto,
que las rsglAs Aludidss Sc practQusn,
puss para ESQ % dletaron. Ora oosA
psrlusbNStN 10 .Eagsha DEL periSdIsV,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-09
NueStrO ServiCiO pOr cable

Ausente de New-York e sefor Abri, corresponsal de
LA DEMoCRAC este per6dico Sc vic en- e case de sus-
pender servco teegra6co dear por de reazar
gestiones activas para reanudarlo cuanto antes.
Hoy podemos anunciar que muy pronto empezaremos
recbr servco de cablegramas, extensos pleos
que nos permtan nformar al pubco sacramento sobre los
sucesos que ocurran en- el mundo.
Es ca seguro que la pr6xima, vencdas las di
fcutades con que tropemos naugurara de nuevo es
servicio en- nuestras Columns,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-09
Por Ia tarde

La comislon de LsgIslsci6n ipfor.
ma con enmIandas el @ B 38 regular.
do 10 profsai6n de AbogaGo on Puerto
Rico y pide Ala Cam a su aproba-
cl6n
FL seaor NontAlvo combste este
proyecto, porque considers iriu'to el
nuevo plan de sstudios cue 90 estable
co para adquirir eliftulo de Abogado
Impugna 10 sesci6n 11sdsl bill que Ure
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-09
Por 10 mshana

tslvo, virslla tFsdsriso) virslla Uri.
be, Soler, Abril. Ramos, Bernsrdini,
Qiintsro. Gonzalez Garcia, Romero
Rosa, Gandis, Cora, Gonzalez Ger.
nando), Santoni, Msndez Gardens,
Was O.hotsco, GIol, y Garcia sAlga.
do, por ID mayorfs; Zsvala, DelgAd .,
Coll, Aponte, Franco y Mendez Ss'
rrano, por la minorfa.
A pstici6n del ssiior Mstisszo se
sasperdi6 ls lecturR del acts, emps-
zando 10 session q las once , cinco NIL
nutos.
La comisi6n de ConfsrsncIa nom =.
bradA para llsgar q IN acuerdo con
el Conssio Eissutivo acsrca do las d.
farensias surgidas porel G B SO. que fia
ba $4,000 para 10 construction do cs-
mines insularss cuys suma elsv6 10
CGmara A$l00 GEO, presenta suir forme.
Ii comisi6n acepta 10 enmienda q
del Conssio, deiando On vigor Ia su-
ma asignada por 81 do $50. .0o0 y pide
que 10 CAmara coAeurra con dicha
enmisndA.
Ell sefor Soler sesanda el informe
dc 10 comisi6n de CoEfsrsncia. ri SO.
Gor Sansoni 10 impugna. rids que di.
eho bill 90 posponga. hasta 90 sprue.
be el bill del smprestito para carre-
teras.
El sefior Was Oshoteco defsnds
el dict&men do 10 comisi6n do Copfs.
rencis pide que % spruebe, aceptan'
do los $50, 600 que aei1Ala el proyectc
para las obras dc saminos, conside
rando que el Conssio NO aumentA ess
sumA porqus 81 Tesoro no pusde ha
carlo, debido & haberss slsvado otrai
partidas on el prssupueato.
ri sefior Ramos manifesta qus
esi& de asusrdo CON Ia opinion del SO
nor santeni, porque entisnds que d,
aceptarae este proyscto, ,el del empires.
sito para carreterA quedaria sin fuer.
70 en- el Conssio Executive.
FL asiior sAntoni sostiene su cri'
tsrio y preaenta arguments en- favol
do "a opinion.
Be puso { votaci6n la proposici6l
del ssfior Santoai, do que 80 suspend
10 sprobaci6n del dict6men dc 10 90
tmisi6n de Con pfsrencia, hssta tsnto 6
conoxea el resultado On sl ConAei
Ejseutlvo del bill del enpI estito par
carreteras, y fdS sprobada.
Fu6 aprobado el dictamen de ]
comisi6n de Conferercia de 10 Camsr
que intervino en- las epmlendas del
B %.
La eomisi6u conjusta nombrada pa
ra llegAr { un acuerdo acerea de 10
enmiendas iniroducidas On sl @ p q
sobre slecciouss, presenta ~ informs
en- el cuAl 90 Avieps en- anbas comisit
nss Sc puso & votsci6n dlcho inform
J fat aprobado.
II presidente 6rma el bill sobl
gobisrao local.
4 La Comisi6A de LeQislaci6n info
ma aoerea del o B 10, pidisndo 1
proposition J prssentando IN proys
to sustituto.
ri PresideAte del Conssjo Eiso
two hs Arms ado los siguisntss proye
tos de ley; G B 7e, 50, 81, 4, 80, 81,
SO y Il B IS, 10, 81, IS, 40, rs, 3S,
H ] RS.
El ConSeio Eieeutivo comuni,
habsr coneurrido an las snmiend
, iptroducidAs por Ia Ckmsra en- i
10 B So y Al
A p'tici6n del stfior de Diego
levAnt6 la se.i6n hAsta les dos do
tarde.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-09
ECOS DEL EXTERIOR
Console Do un smpsradsr'
La missria On Gidiz. Due
II en- Paris. -Rara venta
JAPeN PAcA
IAPoN PAeA
Isl rey do Servia Suicide
en- Madrid Rojestvensky.
Fiebre de regalos.

Aasgdrase que el Cxar ha rseibido
una nusva earta del Empsrsdor Gui.
llsrmo do Alsmania, aconssj&ndols no
abandons laa medidas rsaecionarias
Ia 10 Corts moseovita predomi
mar, casi sin eotrspesc. los partida
rios de Ia politics rsacsionaria.
II dirsctorio sociAlista, contraria
asnts los dsssos do los sAmpssincs,
insists On hAeer una nusva revoluei6n
armada.
En- Casablanea, del tirmino del
Puerto, On Ckdis, los eampssinos han
asaltado varios oortiios, spodsrkndo
20 Dc todos los ssmsssiblss que sneon.
traron.
En otros puntos han sido asalta'
dAs variss pAnadsrfas.
TambIea han robado mucAas o.
bsxas Dc ganado.
En todas parties hsy presuntos
robos por sfseto do 10 missrls.
--Cos motive de 10 publieaci6a de
nm violsnto artfsalo, ssgdn avisan los
cables, hatisrenss On Paris sl visson i.
do do Borgsrs y el rsputade Periods
h Mr.. Roberto zsvaeo. Eu sl duslo,
cue llsv6ss 4 efseto con 10 mas abso
luta traaquilidad, result6 hsrido On
sl hombro derscho sl agraviado Wig
oends.
-Diesn do Washington que uno
Dc los altos enplsados dc 10 Caea
Blanca serprendi6 10 venta que do ~
tarjeta do invitation para los bodai
do Miss. Alisia Roosevelt, hacia M
cenocido personsie politiso, sl DUAL
sxlgiA 10 suna dc cuatrscisatos pesos
Dor tan sodistsdA crsdsnclal.
Las notisias do Tekis dicsn que
sl gohisrno iaponts he auterizado 4
su miniatro do hacienda para qus
prossda al psgo do esantas dsudai
sontrsio 10 naei6n On su guerra COZ
ls Rusja, las cualss ascieadsn & Ii
suma dc OIL. 900, 900 Do pesos orc.
-aUa dsspachs do Belgrade 'ass
Rura qas % inmlasnte el dsstrona
intent, del rsy Pedro I, do Servia
-En an hotel do la Csatellsna-
Madrid --ss hs suicidado don Santia
70 Martinez Rlvas, hi, del conocidt
navisro do Bilbao.
Para matarse 90 diapar6 ua tirt
Dc sssopeta on sl pesho. AtravssAndo
90 oil corax6n.
Dissss que padsofA una grave en-
3srmsdad
So habia casado haeia pocos ne
Eel ninistro dc marina ruso, almi
sants Birilef ,hA ordsAado Sc abra un
iAvssiIgasi6 Aesrea do IL dsnunoi
hechg' por 81 Almlrante Reisstvsnsk
On snIel discurso que pronuci6 ante
Sosisdad Tesnics Imperial.
L. dsnuncia del Almirante Rojss
vsnky sonsta de cargos Euy grave
eentra los fsnsIonarios de los Dspal
tamentos snoarg ados do 10 a6quis'
ci6n del material para buques 3
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pna febrs IL que domino los norse
nmericsnoA hacienda regAlos de bod
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10 NAcl6ns, como 90 ha dado On Ill
maria.
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Blanca, do so { 90 regslos.
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fortuna.
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de- & Miss Alisia 20 sombrillas, GU
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Elixir OF Life

Professor Muuvou says be fcMcves
there is a cure for every disease: Ger
raiuly be seems 10 have found one for
dyspepsia and most stomach trouble
The strong Endorsements received aLo
made prove beyond doubt tia ~ last
uarur- bas revealed the secr,t T1ic1
che has kept 50 long from men.
Thousands and thousands - yCc-.
this Paw Paw fruit has grown 81 u',ui-
tuce al over India and South AueriC7.
Generations have come ard geuoratirr-
have gone without man discovering FL
value n this fruit. Thousands and thou
faDds q lives could have been sawed
bad man known its medicinal qualities
Like electricity il has alwaya loa7
With MS. but II took an Edison - l~r
ness electricity and make Il EsLt rEs
world.
So i took a MuDyon 20 discover III
virtues 81 Paw Paw a-d give 10 tl-
world q positive cure Tor most FtgZaci
and nerve troubles.
Professor MuuvOn SAYS people cle-i.
not Overeat or oyerdrink just breau=
Paw Paw enables them TO digest every
thing that is put into the stomach. lie
says YOU must not OvcrworE the tt0m.
sfh. but give it n rest the same as you
do any other part Of the body. and i
viii make you good, rich blood. strength.
n and feed your nerves and pro}1ng
your life.
On sale at all druggists Oarge bottle)
800. Paw Paw laxative pills, DC. {
bottle.