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lie compone mandandola a los Esta-
dos Unidos. Sc reniquela, Sc repin-
ia y Sc Gambia cualquiera pieza por
otra nueva 81 fuere necesario. Dl-
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81 mejor remedio para los ca.
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Al QUE 1t |NTEgt!E

Sc vende un bonito y sencillo
lnonumento de marmol, acabado de
recibir de Paris, con nicho, por un
precio sumamente m6dico. A soli-
citud de quien 10 interese comprar-
10, Sc le mandara cliche y sus di-
menciones. Dirljase la correspon-
dencia al Apartado No. AL San
Juan, Pto-Rico.
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DEPARrAMRNTo DEL INTERIOR.
O6cina del Superintendent de Obras
P6blicas. San Juan, P. R., m ago 81
1907. Repositories en- psiegos cerra-
dos pa1df adjudication en- pdblica su-
basta del st1ministro, medida y entre-
ga de 1000 metros c6bicos, mas 6 me-
nos, de piedra triturada para la cons
truccion de los Kilometres IS al AZ,
carretera n1merO 2, Reyes Catolicos
a Vega Alta, Sc admitiran en- -esta
ofcina hasta las III a. III. del dia IS
de JUNO de 1907 en- que Sc abriran
pdblicamente.
Todos los datos necesarios Sc da-
ran en- esta ofcina donde Sc encuen-
tran dc manifesto todos los documen-
tos que han de regir en- la contrata y
podran recoger los licitadores los mo.
delos de proposiciones que han de
presentar.
La administration Sc reserva el
derecho de rechazar cuaiquie1a . to.
das las proposiciones.
Por orden del Comisionado de.
Interior,-J, ]. JIMENr2 9upt of Pu
blic Works. 8.2-s
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REFERENCIAS sEN PUERTO RICO
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-11
SE VENDE

Un solar en- la Playa de. Ponce,
calle de la Virtud, esquina a la Real.
Para mas informes dirijanse a don
Rafael Garcia, Salinas, Puerto
Rico. 6o-1..
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profuno estudo sobe las enme
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accessories Centrales Lafayette, Arroyo,
Juanits, Bayan6n, Plazuela, Barceloneta,
San Vicente, Vega Bs--, ProvdencZ, rzti.
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rollins.
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Del CMLxBRR
Dr.. Humphreys de Nueva Ya&

~ 20 " ahos, SMples, seguros, sfieaees, ba-
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4 Fishre do LOmbFioos.
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4 DiArrea en- Nihos Adultos.
5. Dlsenteria, C6liso bilioso.
& Colera. Colsra Morbus, vomitos,
!. T0s, ReeAkades, Brenquitis.
.. Dslor dc Muelas. Neuralgia.
.. D0IOF dc Cabeza. JaQueca, Vertigo.
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u. Crap. Tos ronca, Respiration difleiL.
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-11

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WOULD MAKE ASSAULTS LEGAL.
Bill in Pennsylvania Legislature Aimed
 at Newspaper Men.

Harrisburg, Pa, March 2O.-H bill introduced in the house of representa- tives to-day by member from Phila- delphia becomes a law, any person in Pennsylvania, shall have the right to assault proprietors, editors or reporters of newspapers that publish defama- tory matter against the offended per- son. The bill provides that the de- fendant in any suit for assault and battery shall be acquitted if he proves that the person upon whim the assault was committed wrote or published, within one year previous to the as- sault, any false or defamatory matter concerning the defendant or any par ent, child, sister, wife or finance of the defendant.
 The provisions of the bill extend to civil actions for damages arising out of a case for assault and battery If the person who committed the assault proves the fact concerning the publi- cation, the one assaulted can get no damages.
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TWO SAGE GIFTS ANNOUNCED
$75, GOO FOR SYRIAN PROTEST
 ANT COLLEGE AT BEIRUT.

American Senman's Friend Society of
 New York Given $15O,OOO to Erect a
 New Sailors Home in the Metropolis
 Mrs. Sage Also Promises Build
 ing for Relief of Respectable and
 Indlgent Females.
 New York, March Announcement of two gifts to philanthropic and edu- cational institutions by Mrs. Russell Sage was made to-day. The first and largest of these was a gift of $15O,000 to the American Seamans' Friend society to erect a new sailors home and insti- ute in this city. The second lift was for $75, 900 to the Syrian Protestant col lege of Bierut, Syria. Mrs. Sage has also promised to give a building to the association for the relief of respectable and indigent females in this city and to provide an annex to4the building giv- en by Miss Helen Gould to the Sailors of the American Navy which adjolns the New York navy yard in Brooklyn. The new sailors home and institute which will be erected by the Seaman s Friend society will be built on West street. near the docks of the Cunard line steamers and will replace a build- ing formerly used for that purpose in another section of the city. It will be a six-story building with rooms for 225 men, a free shipping bureau. banking facilities for the sailors, club rooms and a clhaDel
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WILL RECOVER.
RaRerty, Who Was Stabbed i'm the
 Side, Doing Well.

John Rafferty of 2S3 Water street, who was stabbed by Andrew Bloker Tuesday afternoon as the result of a quarrel, was reported to be on the road to recovery last evening at the New Haven hospital
 Rafferty and Bloker had a personal quarrel near the arnpory, and Bloker resented an expression of Rafferty' $ which WAS not of nature desirable by Bloker, and stabbed Raqerty in the side with butcher knife. iRafferty was taken to the New Haven hospital where it was feared at first that he would not recover. Last, evening the authorities announced that no developments had appeared for the worse and they antic- ipated that Rafferty would recover. Both men, Rafferty and Bloker, were employed on the Northampton divi- sion of the New Haven road.
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TROUBLE AMONG rHAW COUNSEL
DeImas Says He's Out for Present.
 O'ReiIIy Denies 1t.

JNAAn6 @S@
 O'ReiIIy Denies It.
 New York, March 20.-Mr. Delmas, of counsel for Harry K. Thaw, said to- night;
 "Henceforth, until the trial Is resum- ed, I shall have no connection with the case whatsoever. MT. Gleason is in charge, as understand it."
 When asked if MT. Gleason's position had been determined at the outset ot the trial MT. Delmas answered: There was no such arrangement. And if you mean that there was an agreement among counsel that should step aside and MT. Gleason take the reins in the event of a commission in lunacy being applied for, I say that there was no such agreement"
 Daniel O'Reilly said MT. Delmas is not out of the case. He Is and Will continue to be the chief counsel for Harry Thaw. He was made chief coun- 6el early ln the lIldl, dllu IloIllllS Ili" has occurred in court to-day can change that situation. So far as MT. Gleason is concerned, I speak by authority when I say that MT. Gleason's voice will not be heard any more in this case After the replies made by pr. Hamil- ton to MT. Gleason's questions l sup pose the court can do nothing else but appoint lunacy commission"
 Late tonight Thaw was said to be cheerful over the situation If l am insane, who is sane?" he is said to have asked. I'm ready for the bug commis- sion."
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KING AND CABINET AT ODDS.
Leopold Thinks Concessions i'm Congo
 Matter Unwarranted.

Brussels, March 20.-An acute dis agreement exists to-day between King Leopold and his cabinet over the ques- ton of the Congo Independent State, the king considering the concessions made by his ministers to the parlia- mentary Congo commission to be un- warranted. A special envoy from the Belgian foreign office has had an au- dience with King Leopold at Beoulleu, France, the result of which was unsat- isfactory.
 It is believed in well-informed quar- ters that the resignation of the cab met is certain as soon as the king re- turns to Belgium.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-03-21
FOR CHANGE IN R. R. SIGNALS
IMPORTANT ONES LOOKING TO
 SAFER OPERATION

Adopted by the American Railway En-
 gineering and Maintenance of Way
 Association--WOuld Change Style of
 Signal Semaphore Now In Use So
 That Signals be Given in the Right
 Hand Upper Quadrant Changes In
 Lights.
 Chicago, March 20.-The American Railway Engineering and Maintenance of Way association at a meeting here to-day unanimously adopted commit tee report recommending changes in the present methods of railway signals. The changes suggested it is said, will add materially to the safety of train operation.
 The report as adopted recommends that the style of signal semaphore now in use be changed so that the signals will be given in the right hand upper quadrant of the circle instead of the lower right hand quadrant.
 The stop signal remains the same as heretofore, the arm of the semaphore being horizontal. But when the arm is inclined upward forty-five degrees it will mean proceed with caution instead of an arm declined the same number of degrees. The arm inclined upward at an angle of ninety degrees will mean proceed instead of an arm declined downward of about the same angle.
 The association also recommendeud a change in the old plan of red lights for stop, yellow or green light for caution and white light for proceed. The asso- citation recommends the yellow light for the night signal for caution and a green light as the night indication for clear, thus doing away with the white light entirely.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-03-21
TO PUBLISH DOCUMENTS.
French Deputies Act on Those Seized
 at PapaI Nunciature.

Paris, March 2O.-After a lively de- bate to-day the chamber of deputies by BIO to 164 votes adopted the motion presented by the Jaurez group of so- cialists, calling for the appointment of a commission to examine and make public the contents of the documents seized at the papal nunciature after the expulsion from France of Mgr, Mon tagnini, who was secretary of the nun ciature. Premier Clemenceau and For eign Minister Pichon supported the motion, claiming that the action Of the authorities in seizing the papers were amply justified by their contents.
 Ex-Premier Ribol, and M. Denys Co., chin, conservatives, opposed the propo- sition. He said the procedure of the government in the matter was blamed by the entire diplomatic corps. M. Pi- chon denied this statement saying that the vatican's protest to the powers on the subject had not received a single response.
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TRIAL OF CAPTAIN SWIFT.
Neglect of Duty in Allowing Connect
 icut to Rum on Rock.

Washington, March 2O,-The navy department to-day issued the order for a court-martial to try Captain William Swift, commanding the battleship Con- necticut, on these charges:
 Through negligence suffering ves- sel to run upon rock" and neglect of duty in connection with above"
 The court will meet on board the Connecticut at Hampton Roads Tues day. March 26 and will be composed of Rear-Admirals A. s. Snow, c. H. Stock ton, Asa Walker, Charles S. Sperry, R, M. Berry, J. N. Hemplill and s. M, Ackley; Captains J. P Merrill and E.. H. c. Leutze, with Commander J. J.. Knight as recorder.
 Lieutenant H. E. Yarnell, who was the officer of the deck on the Connecti- cut when she struck bottom, will be tried by the same court-martial on sim liar charges.
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HAS NOT RESIGNED.
General Superintendent to Continue
 With Boston X Albany.

Boston, March 2O.-Edgar Van Etten, yice-president of the Boston and AL bany railroad, said this afternoon that there was no truth in thu rumor that General Superintendent Joseph B.. Stewart has resigned. The rumor, which was circulated in railroad cir cles in New York and Boston, was to the effect that MT. Stewart had accept ed another position. MT. Van Etten said "Mr. Stewart has no intention of resigning."
 w. J. Tripp was recently appointed assistant general superintendent of the Boston and Albany road, and it is thought that this appointment may have given rise to the report of the re- tirement of General Superintendent Stewart.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-03-21
ANTT-PASS BILL PASSED.
New Hampshire Legislature Sends BiH
 to Governor for Approval.

NEW 1huuhBAhAIO ANEASAHtuAC oSAAWS ASAAA
 to Governor for Approval.
 Concord, N. H.. March 2o--A bill pro- hiblting the issuance of free passes by the railroads of the state to members of the legislature, state officers, judges and officers of all courts, county sher- ifs, solicitors and commissioners, and delegates to the nominating conven- tions of political parties was passed by both branches of the New Hampshire legislature to-day and now goes to tde governor for his approval. It is under stood that Governor Floyd will prompt ly sign the measure. A penalty con- sisting of fine of not less than $10O and not more than $1,OOO is provided for the legislator or officer using or so- liciting pass, and for the railroad is suing such pass.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-03-21
prohihits arhe clnnsman.. !.

Detroit. Mich, March 2O-Mayor Will liam B. Thompson tonight prohibited the production of "The Clansman. :" Judge Alfred Murphy of the Wayne county circuit court, and number of white citizens, joined with declara- tion of colored citizens in protesting that the presentation of the play would create bad feeling and possibly lead to a disturbance by colored people of the city,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-03-21
Six Killed in Explosion.

Dubois, Pa., March 2o-An explosion occurred late to-day in the Emporium powder mill, located two miles west of Emporium, Pa., which caused the death, of six men, three Americans, Charles Eckles, James Thomas and William Moran, all of Emporium, and three un- known Italian laborers. The cause of the explosion has not been ascertained.
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EXTRA EXPENSE FOR ROADS.
Interstate Commission Wants DupIi.
 cate Copies of Tariff.

Washington, March 2O.-An order was issued by the interstate commerce con- mission to-day providing that after April 1 next, railroads operating under the interstate commerce act must file duplicate copies of their tariffs with the commission Heretofore, the roads have been required to file only one copy of the tariffs but the demand for an ad- ditional copy in the work of the com mission is so great that it finally was decided to accede to it. The additional ccpy will involve considerable in- crease of expense in the railroads.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-03-21
CASHIER AND s6s,oOO MS SING
Dedication at the Charlotte, N. C., Ma
 tionaI Bank.

Charlotte, N. C., March 20.-Frank H. Jones, assistant cashier of the Charlotte National National bank of this city, is missing with $6S,OOO of the banks funds. News of the dedication was given out to-day. Jones left the city on Saturday night, stating to bank official that he had urgent call to Richmond. The shortage will not seriously inconven- fence the bank as it has assets ot over million dollars and the cooperation of all the city banks
 Jones was member of the First Presbyterian church and, to an extent, active in church affairs. He leaves a wife and several children here. The bank has offered reward of $LO0O for bis arrest.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-03-21
SPECIAL SESSION CALLED.
Missouri Legislature Ordered to Com
 vene on April 9.

Jefferson City, Mo-, March 20.-Gov- ernor Folk tonight issued call for a special session of the legislature to con vene on April g. The specific objects namad in the call are:
 To enact such legislation as may be necessary to provide for the regula- tion of the rates of public corporations.
 To provide legislative enactments for the enforcement of tn dram shop laws throughout the state.
 To provide for the enactment with an emergency clause for the suppress sion of race track gambling.
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ANNUAL MEETING HELD
Of the Women's Civic CIub-Addressed
 by Philadelphia Speaker.

The annual meeting of the Women's Civic club was held in Center church chapel yesterday afternoon at o'clock. An interesting feature of the meeting was the talk Mrs, Oakley of Philadel- phia gave to the members on Town Improvements Mrs. Oakley Is very entertaining speaker, and for years has been an ardent student of civics. She was the guest while in town of Miss Edith Woolsey of Church street.
 Officers for the ensuing year were elected as follows: President, Miss Alice M. Bacon; vice president, Mrs. James Kingsley Blake, Mrs. Walter Camp, Miss J. A. Norcross,, Miss Eliza. beth F. Whitney, Mrs. J. c. Schwab Mrs. Leo Herz, Mrs. Harry c. Day.
 Secretary, Miss Ruth Adams.
 Treasurer, Mrs. Elliott Watrous.
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NEW THEATERs FOR K. AND E
Plans for Erection of Houses in Pitts
 burg and Other Cities.

New York, March 2O.-Plans for the erection of new theaters in Pittsburg, Newark, N, J., Rochester Buffalo, To- rcnto and Detroit, for the new Klaw & Erlanger vaudeville circuit. Were an nounced to-day. At the same time it was made known that the managers have decided to operate two theaters in Philadelphia instead of one-the Park theater to be converted into a vaudeville house; that the New Amer ican theater now under construction in St. Louis will be added to the circuit; and they have in contemplation new theaters in several additional eastern cities, The plans for the new houses are largely modelled on the lines of the New York Hippodrome.
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In serious condltlon Through Shock.

Erie, Pa, March 2O.-Mrs. John Nor yelle, of Fredonia, N. Y, whose four year old son was mistaken for the missing child of Dr. Horace Marvin, of Kitts Hammock, Del, lies at her home here tonight in a precarious conditions as result of shock due to the excite ment of the case. The woman has been delirious all day, and physician is in constant attendance.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-03-21
Total Bales of Cotton Glnned.

Washington, March 2O,-The final census report on cotton for the year issued to-day shows that 1S ,290,677 bales of cotton counting round bales as half bales, including linters, have been gin ned, The number of active ginneries this year is 2S.7O2.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-03-21
COAL DEALER SENTENCED.
Six Months for Conspiracy in Restraint
 of Trade

Omaha. Neb. March 20. O.-s. F. How ell president of the Omaha coal ex- change, was to-day sentenced to pay a fine of $1,000 and serve six months in the county jail. The sentence was imposed by Judge Sutton of the dis trict court. before whom Howell was convicted of conspiracy in restraint of trade. He and fifty other members of the coal exchange were indicted last fall by the county grand jury on the al- legation of maintaining a trust, to fix and control prices on coal.
 The case is appealed to the supreme court.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-03-21
BY POPULAR VOTE.

Bill Regarding Election of U. s. Sem
 ators Reported in Bay State.
 Boston, March 2O.--A bill authorizing a vote to be taken at the next state election on the question of the expedi- by direct vote was reported favorably upon to-day by the legislative commit tee on constitutional amendments. If the people vote that the change is ex- pedient a resolve calling for the adop- tion of an amendment to the constitu- tion providing for the election of Unit ed States senators by popular vote will be submitted to the next legislature.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-03-21
B1ack Hand wrecks Store.

Philadelphia, March 20.-The store of Joseph Tusa, a fish dealer at S3O Chris tian street, was wrecked tonight by a bomb supposed to have been thrown into the place by Black Hand' agents.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-03-21
RAID ON PARLIAMENT.
Nearly Seventy English Women Suff-
 rngists Arrested.


 London. March 20-The woman suf- fragists attempted to-day a demonstra- tion and raid on parliament more im- portant and more nurenous than any of their previous efforts. The police, however, had timely warning and made preparations that resulted in making the demonstration somewhat ineffec- tive, The only result was some anus ing disorderly scuffles and the arrest of nearly seventy suffragists who were at once liberated on bail.
 Previous to this demonstration an in- dignation meeting, which was largely attended by the so-called "suffraget- tes" and their friends was held at Cax- to nhall where the speakers denounced the house of commons for stihing the Dickinson woman suffraRist bill.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-03-21
M'TEY NAMED BE41ER MEN,
Captain of the LarchmOnt Had Sug-
 gested This to Company.


 New London, March 2O.-Captain SGeorge w. McVey, who was in com- nand of the Joy line steamer Larch- mont, on the night of February il last when that vessel collided with the schooner Harry Knowlton in Block Is- land sound, resulting in the loss of up wards of 100 lives, appeared before the local United States steamboat inspec- tion board to-day to give his version of the accident.
 Captain McVey went into all the de- tails of the disaster and laid stress on the fact that he had suggested the em- lployment of a better grade of men but had been assured that those he had were good enough.