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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-07-19
ECOS DEL EXTERIOR
N1mero de habitaptes
en- las republicas de
Centro America.
ROBOS SACRILEGOS
Ocho iglesias saqueadas en-
seis diss.-Construcci6n
una maquina voladora.

Ell Diari0 del .Salaad0y acaba
de publican el resultado del censo
hecho nltimamente en- las Cinoo
Rep1blicas que Sc encuentran en- la
America Central. Ese resultado,
s3gin e, es el slguiente:
Censo de la Republica de
Guatemala, 1000. 700 habitantes;
iiem de la Honduras, $40, 900;
idem de la del Salvador, LOO, 900;
idem de Ia de Nicaragua, $4,000;
idem de Ia de Costa Rics, 545 900;
total, 3725 900 habitantes.
-Comunican del Ferrol que
los catolicos Sc hallan alarmadjsi-
mos por la frecuencia con que los
ladrones en- cuadrilla roban los tenn
pos y destrozan las imagenes y lcs
objetos del cul:o que no pueden 8
no quieren llevarse.
En- el espacio de seis dias fue-
ron saqueadas NADIA menos que
ocllo iglesids, permaneciendo les
facinerosos en- la impunidad.
I'm despacho de Halifax
(Nueva Escocia) anuncia que Il
doctor Graham Bell, inventor de-
tel&fono, trabaja actualmente en- Ia
construction de una nueva maqui.
ma voladora.
FL aparato tiene forma de te'
traedro.
El doctor Graham Bell mar
cha a Cabo Breton para comenzal
las experiencias de su maquina.
-Dicen de Ginebra que la reina
Margarita de Italia, La ofrecidc
una copa al aeronauta que EN- octu-
bre piensa atravesar los Alpes, en-
tire ChamoniX y Tarvis.
La travesia de los Alpes er
globo no Sc habia efectuado nunca
y ultimamente estuvo a punto dt
perecer Dumontel, que intent6 Ii
aventura.
Para conseguirlo es precise
elevarse 5000 metros.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-07-19
san JUAN Y Ia |SLA
Inscripciones verifica-
das en- el Registro Ci-
vii de esta ciudad.
MERCANTiL DISUELTA
La luz y el aqua en- el Sana-
torio de tuberculosis. ..Vea
ESQ quien deba.

Sc han inscrito en- Ell Regis.
tro Civil los nacimientos de Rafael
Angel Claudiossy Segne, y Maria
Teresa Ana Saint Paul y Alcindor;
y las defunc ones oe Juana Pereira
Gonzalez, Fermin Quiilonez Esco-
bar, y Sinforoso Martinez.
Los seilores Chinea y Co.
bian, comerciantes de Toa- alta, ba-
rrio Ortiz, nos comunican ateuta-
mente que han disuelto dicha socie-
dud mercantil, estableciendo otra
bajo la razon de Chinea, Cobian y
CO, de la que son socios gestores
D. Jose Ramon Chinea y Ayala,
D. Ramon Cobian Rivera y D. Jose
Huertas Gonzalez y apoderado ge-
neral D. Emilio del Fresno y Gar
cia.
@LOs sENOREs Aboy vi.
dal CO, Tetudn 81, San Juan P.
R., ofrecen un surtido complete de
maderas acepilladas y machembra.
das. Acaban de recibir cuartone-
ria, tabloncillo y juntera etc. de to-
das dinensioues. Precios modi-
COS. 3o-I3
-1nformasenos que el Sanato-
rio de tuberculosis esta muy def
ciente EN- 10 que respecta a sus ne
cesidades mas perentorias. Nos
dicen que no hay instalaciones de
luz electrica y que el aqua es tan
escasa y la poca que Sc consigue tan
mala, que hasta los enfernlos rehu-
san consumirla.
Ell contratista de oblas MI
Katz ha solicitado permiso de la al.
caldla para construir con arreglo q
los pianos que presenta, dos casas
en- el poblado de Santurce.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-07-19
OESDE TOA-!LTA
Presidente de la Junta
local unionista.
viaje para Coamo.
SENSIBLE DESGRAClA
Efectos de una caida. Pa
rrafo final de Ia carta
de I'm estudlante.

Julio 15.-Nuestro distinguido
amigo don Antonio Lopez, hacen-
dado de esta Jurisdiction presidente
honorario de nuestra Junta Local
Unionista, salio en- la madrugada
del dfa de aver para los Bafios de
Coamo, donde pasara una tempo
rada por prescription facultativa,
buscando la salui que lleva bastante
quebrantada.
Que logre pronto sus anhelos
Ell prestigioso compatrio.a.
-Otro distinguido correligio-
mario don Pedro Ramon Morales,
maestro normal y presidente de
nuestra Junta local de instruction,
tuvo aver la desgracia de resbalar
y caerse en- su 6nca agrlcola de
aPinas,S fracturandose el brazo IL
quierdo, Immediate a la muieca,
segun manifestations de su her
mano don Virgilio.
Lamentamos el percance y que
pronto 10 veamos bueno.
"A falta de otras noticias ALA
va el final de una carta del joven
Gustavo Archilla que Sc halla es-
tudiando q New York.
aAqu( el trabajo Sc hace nece-
sario, es decir, es la palanca que
eleva q la persona a TN nivel social
mas alto, y la relaciona con las ella
ses trabajadoras de America que
forman el pueblo soberano.
iPor que no trabajar enton-
CeSf
Nosotros paSamos en- todos
nuestros estudios con magnlfcas
notas. Ellos pasaran pronto. Va
los veo deslizandose con velocidad
vertiginosa. Ellos pasan sin sen
tirse. Tan solo en- las noches er
cuanto Sc siente su aleteo; perc
buitres sin hambre, que solo bus
can amedrentarnos.
Yo no ire a Puerto Rico hast'
que no me gradle. Quiero quedar
me, al fetornar, en- Syracuse 8 Cor
nell, grandes y prestigiQsas Univer
sidades de este pals, que admire
cada dia mas. Dentro de cinct
amos va sere TN abogado. Dentr'
de cinco amos mas derribare el di
que que Sc interpone entire mi suer
tie y yo, y ALA iran mis- suefios co
ronados de gloria a brillsr con S,
santo esplen 1or en- las c1spides de
triunfo.
Dios dira 10 que sucedah
Hermoso ejemplo de abnega
ci6n y esperanza
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-07-19
HOT|C|LS DEL D|A
Visitas al Superinten-
dente de S anidad.
Tn accidente.
QUESTION CARNES
Sc esta vendiendo cara y ma
Ia. -Traslado de un Supe.
rintendente de escuelas.

Antenyer visitaron al Superin-
tendente de Sandal, los senores
doctores don Enrique Gonzalez y
don Gabriel Jimenez Sanjurjo, al
caldes de Guayama y Caguas, res
pectivamente.
--Obstrvase por algunas per
sonas que Ell algunos puestos de
carne Sc vende esta stu limpiar, es
decir sin cxtraersele el seboy y la
piltrafa, sin duda para que de ma
yor rendimiento. Estos desperdi
clos Sc vendian antes para los perros
y hoy Sc les bace conner a la genie al
am6dicos precio de cuarenta cen
tavos ei kilo. N'ean ESQ los inspec-
torres de alimentos.
-Trabajando antenoche, a les
doce, Geronimo Cotray, en- la repa-
raci6r del motor de Tin autom6vil,
este lie cay6 sobre el pie izquierdo,
proiuciendole TN fuerte golpe con
dislocaci6n de los tejidos superb.
c,ales del dorso. La confusion fue
cali6cada de pronostico reservado
-El Superintendent de Es
clelas de Lares, Mr.. Libby, ha 81
do trasladado q Arecibo, en- sustitu
ci6n de Mr.. Zimmerman, que fu{
trasladado q Ponce.
I'm objeto de valor anun
ciado en- LA DEMOcRACIA, fue ad
quirido muy pronto por una hrms
comercial de la isla quedando sa-
tisfechas ambas parties de nuestrs
publication. La Una por habe1
vendido por este medic Tin articulc
que no lie hacia falta y la otra pre-
cisamente por 10 contrario, pues
necesitandolo 10 hallaba medic dt
adquiririo sin pedirlo directamentt
4 Europa y Estados ,UnidoS.
He aqui una de las vcntajas
del anuncio. Cuando Sc quier'
vender dguna cosa eSe es el medic
mas efcaz. Mande sus anuncios
LA DEMocRAC1A.
Maestro respectable amig
don Felix Noa nos participa &
atenta circular que ha cedido, me
dante escritura notarial, a sus hijo
don Sergio dou Francisco, el es
tablecimiento de m,1ebl9s que tien
;tablecido en- la callc de la Cru
esquina a Luna. DichoS senore
HIN constltuido una nueva socie
dad denominada eNoa hermanos'
della que ambos son socios gestores
-Hemos recibido el prime
nGmero del "Boletin Official de i
Gran Logia Soberana de Puert
Rico, que ha empezado a publ
carse en- esta ciudad. Niene nutri
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-07-19

Con las maderas del anti
quo hospital de Maternidad Sc estan
levantando tres hermosas casas de
vivienda en- la calle prolongacion
del Parque.
-Etanislao Camacho, preso en-
n carcel de Humacao, ha sido pues-
to en- libertad por mandamiento de
aquella corte municipal.
-Ha sido excarcelado en- pon-
ce Cristino Antongiorgi, que Sc ha-
llaba preso, por haber consignado
fanza.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-07-19
B9nco Hipo|ecaio De Aho1os
LNVERSIONES Y DEPOSITOS
ORElLLY, 25, HABANA [CUBA]

1MPORTANTE-Por la pre- Este acuerdo pone salvo de
aber los ntdrs responsabdad los agentes
de certificates de este Banco subagene enviados a po d
Isla de Rico que e Banco o Banco para propaganda
hace las correspondence gesones demas rabajos
para incorporation 60 Lo que hace aber para ge
berno de Washington que enera conomento de los que han
que las di6cudes tornado cecaos de dcho Ban
tas que esta pueda levarSe AGO.
cabo tomara meddas A8enca geA de Saao Do
Ia fin de hacer ecvas las Sumasnngo 20 de JUNO de 1907
Irecaudadas pals por coAcep. A. DE rENA
tos de iAscripciones I5iy Agente General
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-07-19

do De sactura y SD precio de sus-
cripcion anual es un dollar. Vera
la luz cada ounce dias. Larga Vi
da y muchas prosperidades lie de-
seamos.
-Acusados de hnrto menor,
fueron presos ea la carcel de Ponce,
Juan Santiago, Gregorio Maldo-
nado Y Nicolas Torres, estos 1l-
timos iovmes memories de IA a{ios.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-07-19
Sc At4UttA

Una casa grande moderna en-
Hato-Rey, ca+retera al frente.
Parada 3915. Dirigirse al doc
tor Gill y Ponce de Leon. Rio
Piedrqs. 8-3os.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-07-19

Las byoNaS que qntfran sASfr76lr-
Sc direCtamenH d "La Democya-
0a sin tnter9enci5R dc los agen-
tcs, bnedtn hatet(o boy GNos Q bo'
semestyes, bresi0 Page ade(an-
tad0.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-01-27

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hair-rroducing remedy Oh s... .a -a.a
-al s-.a Even g cEUEti8 of % wiis ruf mere
genuine Ute 81 yoIr rail tIzn = nalirn OF
any other hair tonic ever made e elbows
results from tisc very start
HGN ct at' irBrgszt7 81 three sizes.
p re-ls, 70 cents airs So. per bottle
FsE te.H-. f-- .-=Hs Eaf-a.ril. aat- eri seHd
Il
-rr+e hnfH ffru Dan
deffne adde's and d. ceLts iu
silver stamps fsE Igsiege-
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-04-16
JlNESH. ECKELS
DIED SUDDENLY.
Former Comptroller of Cur
Tency SuCcumbed to
Heart Disease
Sunday.
BY associated Press.

Chicago, Apr. 15.-Jamys IT. EchClS.
president Of the Commercial National
Bank Of this city and former comp
troller Of the currency, died at his
home Sunday @. heart disease. The
death Of Nh EcheIs occurred appar-
emily while he was asleep in his bed.
The fact that ne was dead was discCv-
cred by a butler, Frank Evans, who en-
tered Nh Eclels' room after hearing
a telephone within ring continuously
without receiving an answer. Think
ing that Mr.. EcEeIs had not been
awakened Evans entered and found
Mr.. ECEeIS apparently asleep. The
butler called 10 him getting no re
Spouse sought 10 arouse him and found
thai lie was deaG. O1Ear members OF
The household were summoned and D.
Frank Churchill was h.u9iedIy called.
Dr. Churchill arrived "iJhin a short
time and after IN examination gave it
as his opinion that Mr.. ECkeIs had
been dead for some hours
Nj Eckels was born At Princeton,
Ill. November y, 1888. and most Of
his life was spent in Illinois. He re-
ceived his early education in the
schools of his native city. later taking
I'D the study of law at Albany, y Y.
graduating from the Albany Law
school in 1880. He practiced law at
Ottawa III. until appointed by Presi-
dent Cleveland to the post of comp
trolIer of the currency in 1898. Mr.
Eckels, during the agitation of the cur
rency question, became prominent cas-
an advocate of the gold standard Al
ways a democrat he became affiliated
with the Gold Standard Democrats. He
remained in the Office CT COMPTROLLER
OF the currency until the end OF Presi-
dent Cleveland's term in 1897, when he
became president of the Commercial
Bank Of this cir
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-04-16
SUPREME PRIEST
KELLY Of THE:
{. K. Of 4
Addressed Large Audience
at Knights of Column
bus Hall Sunday.

Dennis z. Kelly, supreme president
of the Catholic knights and Ladies Of
America, who arrived here Saturday
from Memphis, where he resides, ad-
dressed a large audience AT the ball Of
the Knights Of Columbus Sunday
night, and the address was one which
was greatly enjoyed 0y those who
were present.
Presidents Kelly spoke upon the
benefits of the Catholic knights and
Ladies of America, devoting much OF
his address to this subject, and he was
listened to with much attention by the
audience.
Owing to the fact that he is to visit
other cities in the south where
branches of the order exist Mr.. Kelly
left yesterday, but during his short
visit he made many friends in the city
and was much pleased with his trip.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-04-16
PENSACOLA BOY
IS HIGHLY
HONORED
Heron D'Alemberte Offer
ed Professorship in
Bingham School.

Heron D'Alemberte, son Of Mr..
and Mrs. w. A. D'AIemberte, has
been offered a professOrship in Bling
ham college, of -AshcvilIe, y. c., one
of the oldest preparatory schools in
the country E1nasmuch as the young
man has not yet attained his major
ity he should feel highly honOred and
will receive the congratulations of his
many friends in this city
Mr.. D'Alemberte is now student
at the University CT North Carolina
at AsheviIle. and will graduate at
this term. 1t is the desire Of the
head of the Bingham school, in offer
ing him the pTOfessOrship in Bing-
ham. that he take up his new duties
at the beginning OF the next term.
Mr.. D'Alemberte, however. has not
yet accepted the position and it is
possible that he viii return to his
home in this city when he graduates
from the UnIy ersity.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-04-16
TERMS OF SURRENDER
BEING CARRIED OUT
General Conference May be Held Determine Status of
Central American Coutries-U. S. Marines
Depart for Interior
~ Associated Press.

Washington, Apr 15-Cables from
commander Doyle, of the Gpnboat
Chicago, and Philip Brown, secretary
OF the American legation at Guatemala,
indicate that the terms of the surren-
der of Amapala, Honduras, are being
carried out peaceably. Salvadorean
troops beleaguered in Amapala are
being transported to La Union by the
gunboat Princeton.
Brown says that plans will probably
be matured for a general conference
To determine the status OF all Central
American countries as soon as the ad
justment of the affairs of Nicaragua
Honduras and Salvador is completed.
Incursions of small bands of guerriL
las from the frontier of one country
to the other has given rise TO charges
of violation Of the armistice but the
governments deny responsibility and
the time of completion Of the neSotia-
tiOns will not be affected.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-04-16
Surprising Action Of Noted
Prisoner IS Brought
to Light.
DISC ARGED DELMAS FROM
POSITION OF LEADING COUN-
Sci ON ACCOUNT OF ATTOR-
NEYs EFFORT Tof PROVE HIM
INSANE AT TIME OF The
SHOOTING
BY Associated Press

New York. April 15.-Interest in
the case of Harry K. Fhaw now cen
Uers about the probable changes he
will make in his staff of lawyers
While no Official announcement has
been made in this regard, intimations
have come from the lawyers them
selves that changes have been made,
and that others will follow.
Dolphin NJ Delmas, who led the
fight at the recent trial, has, it is
stated. severed his connection with
the case. In this CONNECTION story
of the remarkable I proceeding of
Thaw at a critical period of his trial
is published here TO-DAY The story
recites that when the >Hal was re-
sumed after the report OF the lunacy
commission Mr.. Delmas called Dr.
Hamilton to the stand TO have him
testify as to Thaw's mental condition
when the murder was committed. He
was Just about to ask him when he
received note from Thaw, which
read:
You are, no longer in charge of
my case
Delmas. surprised, secured the
court perm ssion to confer with his
client. the story states, and when he
asked Thaw what the note meant
Thaw is said to have replied:
1T means just what il says You
are not going to hike those men
testify that | am nsane.' am sane
and you know it. You are no longer
in charge of my case"
Mr.. Delmas then asked Thaw for
permission TO withdraw, but his re-
quest was refused. Dplmas, under
the lay. could not voluntarily retire
from the case. and lhaw having told
him that he (Thaw) was the leading
counsel in his own case, MI Delmas
asked him what he wished done.
Il want YOU to take Dr.. Hamilton
off the stand an beEin TO sum up be
fore the jury was the reply.
Delmas attempted TO reason with
Thaw. but he was immOvable, and
thereupon announced that the dc
PENDANT rested his case, and Dr.
Hamilton was excused without tesu-
flying.
Daniel O'ReiIy makes the an
nouncement that he IS now counsel
of record for Thaw, and Will be IN
active charge Of the case hereafter
He was appointed to the position q
couple of weeks ago, he says, sue
ceeding Clifford W. Hartridgc. Ihaw
appointed O'ReilIy the Goy Mr. Hart
ridge started to cTOss-eXamlne DR..
Mabon, Mr.. O'ReilIy says, and tried
to frame a Hypothetical question,
which the judge ruled out.
Mr. O'RoiHy is authority for the
statement that he is the only one Of
the five lawyers Ihaw has re-en-
gagged. but ne says that Thaw is fond
of Lawyer Peabody, and that he viii
be retained. Delmas aud Gleason. &C
cording 70 Nr. O'Reilly, are out for
good
Lawyer O'ReiIIy viii move within a
week TO have Thaw released on bail
and he says he expects 10 succeed
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-04-16
WILL COMPLETE
BUILDING BY
MAY |
Handsome Blount Structure
VIII be Ready for DC
cupany on that Date

The handsome BlOuut building, the
largest in the city. VIII be completed
and ready for occupancy by May ],
and notice has been sent those who
have secured Offices in the building
that rhoy can move into their new
quarters on that date.
Ihe lower floors have been in use
for some time. bu- the Offices could
not be occupied owing 10 some por-
lions of the worl, Hor being complete.
BY May /, however. the contractor
anticipates that nc Will be able TO
turn the building over to the owner.
W0rkmcn are now engaged in p.ac-
ing the two elevators, which are OF
the Otis make, and also in putting
the finishing touches on the offices
and placing electric lights. The Gle
vators viii be Of such capacity that
large safes can be easily lifted to any
floor desired. and viii have speed
OF 275 feet per minute.
Already a large number Of the
offices in the office building have
been leased and May I will be NOV
ing day with many Of the attorneys
and business men of the city
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-04-16
IMMENSE TERRITORY
AFFECTED BY DISTURBANCE

City of Mexico, Apr. 15.-No deaths
are reported here from last nights
earthquake and the property loss is
comparatively small. Satisfactory
communication with the stricken dis
trict has not been established, and no
estimate of the dead is possible, but It
is believed the number is large.
Messages from San Louis Potosi on
the north to San Juan Batista, state of
Tobasco on the south. indicate that the
entire southern half of the republic
was affected. covering many thousand
miles of territory.
Communication is being established
with all speed possible, but iEforma-
ton comes in slow on account OF the
great distances and character of the
country.
The National Bank of Mexico has re-
ceived a telegram stating that Ave
hundred lives were lost in the deStruc-
ton of Chilpauingo and Chilapa and
that both were totally destroyed The
report is not credited in government
circles.
The federal authorities are receiving
appeals from many stricken districts
fer tents and other relief. Troops
have been sent several points.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-04-16
List of Casualties Still In
complete But the
Worst is Feared.
CITES OF CHILPANINGO, CHILAPA
AND TIXTLA ARE REPORTED DE,
STROYED-SHOCK FELTIN MEX.
ICO CITY, BUT DAMAGE THERE
is SMALL-IMMENSE TERRI
TORY AFFECTED.
Nv Associated Press.

Chilpaningo, Mexico. Apr. 15.-An
earthquake destroyed this city at
eleven thirty last night, killing eleven
and iniuring twenty-seven, with sever
al sections yet TO report. Many shocks
succeeded the first ana completed the
work of destruction.
Word has been received that Chill
apa, a town of fifteen thousand people,
forty-two kilometers to the northeast
ward was destroyed, and the town of
Tixtla, midway between, not having
been heard from, is believed To have
met similar fate. All means of com
munication between these places is cut
of, but the worst is feared
People are fleeing from Chilpaningo
in panic, and il will be some time be-
fore the list of casualties is completed.
The city had a population of seventy
five hundred, and was capitol of the
state of Guerrero.
The volcanoes of Colima and Joshul-
10 are in this region and the possibility
of these becoming active adds terror
to the already demoraliZed people.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-04-16
FRANCIS MERRITT
HAS PASSED AWAY
Little Daughter of MIR. ana Mrs. john
A. Merritt Expired Sunday
Morning.

Francis, the twelve-months-old
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John A.
Merritt, passed away Sunday morning
at 1870 o'clock. death being due to
whoopinS cough, OF which the child
had been a sufferer for a week or
more.
The funeral services were conducted
Yesterday morning at 10 o'clock at the
family home, Rev. Julian s. Sibley
officiating, and the interment was in
st. Johns cemetery, where many
friends of the family gathered and
placed beautiful floral tributes upon
fha grave of the little girl.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-04-16
PEhCE CONGRESS
NOW IN SESSION
Nearly a Thousand. Dele
gates in Attendance from
All Parts of the
World.
Bv Associated Press.

New YORK, Apr. I5.-WlLn neatly
one Thousand delegates from all parts
of the world, the National Peace Con
Sress formally opened here to-day. An
drew Carnegie. president of the coll
press. presided Carnegie. Secretary
OF State Root, Governor Hughes and
Mayor Mcclellan We're speakers at the
afternoon session \ letter from Pres
ident Roosevelt was read and a wei
coming address delivered by Mayor
Mcclellan, whose subject was The
Spirit of Nationality The president
in his letter advised against the dis
agreement Of the LEADING nations and
spoke of the Great work before The
Hague conference. Secretary Root
spoke on The American Sentiment Of
Humanity
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-04-16
COMMISSIONER ANDREWS
HELD ON FORGERY CHARGE
Tire CENT Fare Bill
IntyOduced IN House

duCed 4 bill in the house drawn by
Walter Kehoe. prospective candidate
for congress in the third district
making three cents The maximum
passenger rate everywhere in the
state Mr. Mckenzie Of Putnam, in
trOduced a bin to appropriate all CON
Wet money 10 the counties % build
good roads. The Wells bill author
izing the purchase by the city OF
Tallahassee of a water system, pass
ed the mouse.
Congressman Clark was extended
the cnurtesies of the house
The joint committee of investiga-
was organized this afternoon with
Mr. Buchanan chairman auh West, of
the first, secretary.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-04-16

Tallahassee, Fla, April 15.-Gover-
nor BrOward transmitted his insur-
auce message to-day. Senator Hum
phrivs introduced a state prohibition
amendment Senator Crews. by re-
quest. an appropriation of fifteen
thousand dollars for a ChicamaUga
monument. Senator Trammel a bill
relative 10 IiabliuJies Of common
carriers.
In the house the Watson primary
b.. was made a special order Tor
Thursday and the Beard consu,ULon-
al amendment a special order in the
senate for tomorrow afternoon.
Mr.. RichbOurg. of Walton, intro
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-04-16
MANCHURIA HAS
BEEN EVACUATED
BY Associated Press.

St. Petersburg, Apr. 15.-The expira-
ton to-day of the eighteen months
limit for the evacuation Of Manchuria
by Russian and Japanese troops, &C
cOrding to the Portsmouth treaty, was
accomplished and repOssessjon restOr-
ed to China