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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-05-07
N0TICIAS.

Ell 3ABAD0 en- Ia noche, SO ba OK.
traViado IN reIoj de orc con uu co; gants
de cuero negro, en- el teatrO, de este Ia
calle de San JoEe por la calIe de la Forta'
leza. R-gImos la persona que 10 haya
encontrado Sc sirya entregsrlo en- San Jo'
So 80 altos, donde serk liberalmenta gra'
tifcado. 3 VS..
ola VILLA DE MADRID" avisa &
sus faVorecedores, que acaba de re" h'r las
legftimas alfombras teTciopslo de Oriente,
marca "Escudo" para sals, asf como los
driles de hilo, legftimo ndmero 100 y Ji-
pijsps = las meiores alpacas nsgras , caEi
miTes ingIesea.
En- materiales para Ia cOnfecci6n de
ombreros, ENGAGES, bordados, aplieaeiones
coTses; es la casa que tiens siempTe el
meior surtido en- Puerto Rico. Hacemos
envfos por coFreos todos los pueblos de
Ia isla. TeEstonO S7S. p D. B. 76k
San Francisco 5, San Juan P. r.
-POR NO PODERSE ATENDER.
se aIrienda ss vende una fnca, COM
pueeta de 460 cuardas sitio denominado
Cuyon, jurisdiction de Coamo, toda de-
paste de yerba de guinea, distribuida en-
4 ceFcsdcB con aqua abundante J el RIO
Cuyon que la rodea en- su mayor paTte
biea eercada de alambrs y taehueio y en-
bueus condici6n. Dieha inca tiene $50
eabezas de ganado vaeuno y alguno caba'
balIar que une 81 nsgocio bien verdidos o
gausrcias s-Dirigirss r NJ. Gonzalez
-Aibonit1, P, 4. ioY
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Pension del tesOrO en- Espafia.

A las sefioras viudas y hu6rfanas mi
litares que percibfan pension del TesorO
de Espana, y que les fa6 suprimida degde
Abril de 1901.
(No por concepto de civiIes, cesantes
nj jubilados.)
SegGn manifestation que me hace dofia
ManueIa del Alc6zar, viuda de Ol6zaga
residente en- Madrid, Ayala no. Z, las
viudas y hu6rfanas ''miIitares" que
percibfan antes pension de las csjas del
TeSoro de Espafa, Sc rehabilitan para
proseguir cObrdndols, comunicSndolo asf
al que Suscribe y la vez don Secundi-
no Melon, (''Tel6grafo.")
Ofrece aquella sefiora Bu cooperation
para ejercer las gestiones necesarias de
cobro y remission de los fondos todaa
las que Sc diguen confarle el poder ne
ceHario para SD representation en- aquellos
altos centroB; = al efscto, las que 30 en-.
cuentren en- aptitud de continuar disfru.
tando de este protector benefcio, pueden
acudir al dicho selor Melon, que les
suplirS los gastos de certifcacioneB f6a
de vida del Consulado espafol asf como
los del poder material, de cuyos gastoG
Sc resarcira la se6ora Alc6zar al haceH
el Ter. cobro.
San Juan, Puerto Rico 10. de Mayo
de 1907.
RI TINAGERO.
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PREsIDENTE.

IS 600 pies. -Tablones pichipen 200 pies
-P o americana 5000 pies.-Piuo desdo'
blado $4,000 pies-Msga 500 Pies.-Pino
ingles 1000 pies,-BaFniz de mufisca 10
Iitros.-Holla de hero galvanizado "a
-Lija emery 600.-Cepillos de raiz q
Observation-Disclosures para hombTes 10 do
cenas -Latas5 clamer 80 cajas.-Papsl
veIox carbon 4 por 6 20 gruesss. -PapeI
inodoro 120 cajas.-Ssbo de handes 100
Iibrag.-Escobas 162 docenas. -EscObas
de palma 20 docenas.
Con cinco diaa de anticipation al de
Ia celebration de Ia subaHta debersn los
postores preseBtaT muestraB de los aIticu-
los cuya Bubasta soliciten.
En- las ofcinas del Director de Sanidad,
Benefcencia CORRECTION, calle Allen
ndmero 5, entire las horas 80 4. p. m.
podTan yer los postoTes copias de los con-
tratos fi2nzas que deben Tegir.
Tambien se TecibiEan hssta el miamo
dia y hora proposiciones bsjo pliego cerra-
do para el suministro de Haciones ordina.
Fias racfones espsciales los preEos de
las c6rcaIes de distrito de Ponce, Maya
giiez, Arecibo, Humacao, Agusdilla y
Guayama, basdndoss en ell tanto diario
por indiEiduO.
La direction ss ressrVs el derecho de
rechazar cualquiers 6 todas las PROPOSE
cfoues , de escogeT aquellas que, uniendo
calidad precio, ofrezcan Ia mayor ven
tsia para 81 mejor serYicio de los estable'
cimientos.
FTanoiseO de p. Health Chs.
rities 81 DirettoT IF Correct b
R NOTA.-Respect0 q earRes, Sc adieiOna,
adem6s, "caTne refrigeTada.n
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Ell tshaCO en- Cuba.

La cosecha en- VueIta Abajo dice,
"La Gaceta Econ6mica," parece abun-
dante de buena calidad, siendo mug
espl6ndida Ia cosecha que ha Obtenido el
''trust'' tabacalero en- sus afamadaS
vegas. = .: :..:.
Durante Ia primera quincena de Mario
se han exportado pOr el puerto de la
Habana 1904 ter2ios. 1904, 932 taba.
cos torcidoa, 1,383,0O9 cajetillas de ci-
garros y 5459 kilos de picadura.
Las ventas de- la quincena suman un
total de 826 tercios, divididoB entire
Vuelta Absjo 4O5, Partidos 281 Vuelta
Arriba 1,140 tercioB
Para 81 NOrte han lido 1888 para Ia
plaza 143 y para la America del Sur
100 tercios. 49,
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Una casa en- estadO de abandOno

Sc asegura que hay una casa en- la calle
del Sol No. 10, que Sc nombra "La casa
Colorado" que SO encuentra muy abando'
NADIA, pues en- Ell patio de dicha casa SO We
una gran cuevs, que muy f6cfl puede dar
OCCASION aIguna deggracia.
Los vecinos de la misma tienen que
andar con cuidado, pues de 10 contrario
eBtan expueHtos morir en- IN depgraciado
acccidente.
1En alguna de las habitsciones de dicha
casa, hay tambi6n varios desperfectog. A
esa casa no Sc debia lamar ''La casa &c.
lorada" sino 'tLa casa de los slacranes'
pueB son muchos los que salem darse pa.
seos por dichas habitaciones por 10 cual
los vecinos estan muy aterrOrizsdos; y ESQ
resuIta de la falts de arreglo, que bien 10
necesits,
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De Puerta de Tierra.

Hoy que la Salud pdblica merece tanta
atenci6n por parte de las autoridades Sc
informs que en- Puerta de TERRA han sido
mandadas tspar varias letrinas, unas con
TERRA otras con sahoria sobre vigas, sin
antes mandarlas limpiar.
Como es l6gico esto perjudica la Balud
de los vecinos, que viven en- los alrededo.
res de los lugares en- donde eSas letrinsa
fueron tapadas, pues las emanaciones que
de elias salen, no son NADIA propiaS para
la hygiene pGblica,
dPor que no Sc hacen impiar esos dep6'
sitos de matelias fecalss antes de taparloai
Sc asegura por Puerta de TERRA que Is
f6brica de cigarros "La Colectiva" es
tablecida en- la antigua c6rcel, serd tras
Iadada Vega Baja, ESQ parece inve
rosfmil pero de ser cierto decaerfs Ia
actividad que SO nota en- la construction
de nuevas viviendas el comercio sen
tirfa los efectos de tai medida.
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Una nina de ORC de Cuba.

Han empezsdo los trabajos de explO.
taci6n de Ia nina de ORC Santiago,
enclavada en- la jurisdiction de Holgufu
y propiedad de una compadfa ame-
ricRna.
Las pruebas fueron muy satiafactorias,
benefciaudoBe dicho dfa treinta toneladaG
de mineral que produjeron regular can
tidad de orc.
Ell Oro es separado de Ia piedrs; sc
pulveriza 6sta y Be Bomete Ell rico mineral
la acci6n del azogue. La misms com.
pailfa SO propOne instalar una f6brica dc
cemento para 81 laboEeo de Il piedEs
deEmenuEads,
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IA DEUDA PUBLICA.
en- SantO Domingo.
Les Estad0S llnIdOs C0Dtinuaran en-
Ia administration de las adua-
mas.
AetIfud de- los tsnedorss fraaessss ] baIgss.


Entire cuantas personas SO dedican de
lleno los negocioB financieros y banca-
rios, viene siendo objeto de sus converse.
clones la proposition que 81 gobie1no de Ia
repdblica dominicana ha hecho & Ia "Aso-
ciaci6n Nacional de Tenedores Franceseg
de Fondos Extranieros', al "Comit6 de
Amberes", con Ell fin de arreglar Ia situa-
ci6n de les valores del Estado de Santo
Domingo. ". ..-s@
Habianse snCRrg@33e, es principio, los
Estados Unidos de noTmaIizar la maTcha
de Ia Deuda p6blica de aqualla naci6n,
incaut6ndose de las aduanas, de cuyos IL.
gresos destinarfs 81 SIS por 100 4 las aten-
clones de dichos valoreH: pero como 81 Sc
nado yanqui deseeh0 el PToyecto 81 ARE.
glo ofcialmente qued6 intsrTumpido, mas
no asi en- 81 hecho, pues los norssamerics.
nos, confinuaroR administrando las adua,
mas de la rep6b1lca de Ssnto Domingo, en-
las que lleYaban Tecaudado hasta el 81 de
Septiembre de 1906 1.770.352 pesos orc.
Las 6ltimas noticiaB son que los Estados
Unidos continuaran en- la administration
de las aduanas de Ssnto Domingo hasta
que acabe de psgar Bu Empr6stito de 20
AAAAlSACS uo uO4A04H IA = pVA 4OO5 A0A0CA0Ae
do la cantidad necesaria para psgo de in
tereges.
La situaci6n fnanciera en- que hasta
ahora se encuentra ell asunto es la de que
Ia casa "Kuhn, Loeb y Compafifa'', de
Nueva York, en- representation de un CRU.
po de banqueroH neoyorquinos facilite Ia
Tepdblica dominicana 20 100000 de dol.
lars, tambi6n al por 100, recibiendo di.
cha suma la casa de ''MoIton Trust Co.,
asimismo de Nueva York, para aplicarla
al reembolso convenido.
Los tenedores ffancesas y belgas de estas
deudas Be han adherido & este acueTdo por
medic de las sociedadeH que antss .mencio-
nsmog, faltsndo ahora solo que las Cana
ras de los Estsdos Unidos y las de Santo
Domingo apruebsn las bases de sete ARE
glo para que sea an hecho.
(De EI BoIettn Comerctng, de s. Luis).
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BoIetIn de Ia AsoelaeI6n M6dlea de Puerto Rico.

Hemos recibido el ndmero So, de esta
revista cientffca, que cOntiene trabajos de
alto m6rito.
FL sumario, es el siguieute:
Interpretation de un anSlisis de Orina.
--Por 81 DR.. A. Sudrez Mendoza La
viruela en- Puerto Rico.-Por don Saliva
dor Brau. El tratamiento especffcO de
la tuberculosis-Por el professor E.
MoTsglisnO. De la Gaceta Clfnica de
Berlin. Porto Rico Anemia Commission.
Secci6n informative.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-05-07
EI tQeadO nas Original ,

El tocado mas original que pudo verse
llevar mujer alguna, fu6 ,probablemen.
te 81 que visti6 una Iica senorita de Mona.
co en- IN gran baiIe de m6scaras celsbra-
do ALI haca POGO tempo.
Connistfa en- nm vestido primorosamepte
eortado cubierto, hasta en sus memories
lugares, de estampillas de todaa las nacio'
mes, entire las cuales ss encontEaban algu.
naa, uegdn 81 deCiE do alg6n filateliata que
a1amin6 d 'ltoilet " do gran val0E.
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La esmara de los ComuDss contra Ia Gamara alta.

Con motive de la batalIs emprendida
por el gobierno y pOr Ia cdmara de los CO.
munes contra la camara alta, en- Iuglate'
rrs, recordamos aquf que no eH 6sta la
dnica vez que es atacada rudamente la
aHistocratica institucicn.
En- tempo del rey Carlos l, los condes,
duqueS, arzObispos, etc, fueron arrojadoS
CieFto dfa a Ia calle y cerrsdo el palacio
de las leyeS pOr espacio de doce amos.
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LadrlIIOs pTOCsd6Rtss de las
mI1aS de NIRIVe Y BabIIOnIa

Cuando el ladrilIo eBt6 bien hecho eB
uno de los materiales mas duradeFoB.
En- el Museo Brit6nico Sc ven eiemplares
procedenteg de las 1uinas de Niniye y
Babilonia, los cuales no revelan sefial
alguna de quebranto, aunque no fueron
cocidoB nj quemados al hacerlos, sino
expueHtos secados al sol.
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"ManlcurOs'' en- Kansas City.

En- una gran casa preparadora de car
mes que Sc acaEa de inaugurar en- Kansas
City, EstadOs Unidos, hay docs ''manicu.
roS" empleados, perfsctamente retribuidop
por los propietarios, que no tienen mas
trabajo que Ell de cuidar que las manos de
los tEabsjadores 90 encuentren en- peEfecto
eatado dc limpieza , aaIud,
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GuTlOsaS antlguallaS.

En- IN almacen de curiosidades de
Nueva York SO hs estado vendiendo
1ltimamente, por piezas una vsiilla
completa de porcelana, del tempo de Ia
dinastfa de Kang lie, (hace unos mil
quinisntos afioB) { preCios fabulosos.
Una pequahf4ima taxa fu6 Yendida en-
$4,000, pgO,
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.SERYICIO TELEFONICO

The Porto Rico General Telephone Co.
h2ce saber al publico que los pueblOs de
CarOline, B4Yamon, Rio Piadras Y TOa-
Baja estan "a C9muniCadoS con San Juan
Y Santurcs y que desde ell 10 de JUNO o
ants 10 est ran tambien Vega Baia. Bar
C0lOneta J Areclb".
B. HWicy, LeoiS j. Proctor,
GEEER
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El SGhOr Medina.

Nos visit6 aver 81 conocido obrero y es.
timsdo compatriota seior Pablo Medina
de Maysguez., El Befor Medina visit6 al
gobernador Baliendo muy satisfscho de su
entrevistR.
EstimamOs la atenta vista del popular
obrero.
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LO que Gussta en- New York
sLIeVantamIsatO de Ia nleVs

segdn el informe del comisario de
GALES de New York, el levantamiento de
la nieve cafda en- los primeToB dfas del
aflo sobEe la ciudad, Cost6, Use, 900 pesos.
La miBma operaci6n coat6 el af1o pasado
250,O0O.
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0FIClNA DEL
Director De SsRIdad, BeRsflGeRCIa ] Correction,

Proposiciones para Ell suministTo de co.
mestib es otros ef ct9s 8 los Estableci
mientos que estan bsjo la direction de esta
Ofcina.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-09-04
It IS 4 WAR
TO THE KNIFE
Western Farmers Preparing
to Make a Hard Fight
on Grain Trust.
BY Associated Press.

Des Meines, Ia, Sept. Sit is war
to the knife between the grain trust
and the farmers of the Middle West
Both sides are preparing for war of
determination, in which millions will
be waged. And the strangest part of
it all is that the farmers, led by the
Iowans who inaugurated the campaign,
are depending upon the Chicago
Board OF Trade for assistance In their
struggle against the so-called grain
trust, which In Iowa is concealed I'M
der the rather prosaic name of Iowa
Grain Growers Association
Both sides are we'll prepared for the
batale. Iowa farmers have been get
ting in readiness for the past five
years, every year Of which, it is
claimed, they pal0 at least q million
dollars tribute to the so-called grain
trust. They have been slow. organ
icing, until now cooperating grain ele-
-vators are in operation all over Iowa
and being slowly extended into Min
Heseta, and Nebraska. They possess
a united capital of about $50, 0e0, 200,
,whaae the, cooperative grain trust is
SAID to be backed by all the wealth
of the 'AFnTcurs and score of wealthy
Chicago financiers are also interested
In addition, the cO-operatives alIege
that the railroads are in league with
the association, apd intend to ask an
investigation to discover whether or
not the grain trust is enjoying the
benefit of rebates as a weapon in the
fight
With the harvesting of the present
grain crop in Iowa and the northwest
the gauntlet VIII be thrown down by
both sides. The co-operatives are GER
tain to get the grain from their own
members and will also make a bid
for the grain outside their member
ship in order to cripple the trust and
keep their elevators empty And the
rain dealers are prepared to break
grain dealers are prepared to break
and their cooperative sentiments by
higher prices than even the
Chicago market to get grain for their
elevators. So whether crops are good
or bad this season, Iowa, Illinois, Ne
braska and Minnesota farmers will
get the biggest prices for their grain
ever offered
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-09-04

4 SOMEWHERE
It Was a Bad One According
, to Seisrnograph Upon
Isle of Wight.
Special to The Journal.

London, Sept 3.-Professor Milne,
the celebrated seismetogists telegraphs
from the Isle Of Wight Observatory
that at IA O'Clock Monday afternoon
the motion of great earthquake,
which did not reach its maximum until
SOL p. m =tGreenwEch time) began
to be recorded there. The amplitude
Of motion WIS five milinetTes, which
means that the disturbance was the
greatest recorded at the observatory
in 1907 since the Mexican earthquake
on April III. AT the time the profes-
scr telesraphed the durstion of the
earthquake was already greater than
three hours and the shocks were still
continuing. The distance Of the origin
Of the quake is about 1000 miles from
England.
There are two great seismic regions
in that district one in Chile, to the
west, and the Sunda Islands. in the
Malay archipelago and the Philippine
Islands TO the east. If the quake &C
CURED, on hand great damage must
have been done.
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VESUVIUS IS
AGAIN VIOLENT.
srec,aI to Tho Journal.
Wholesale Distributors. Pensa,

Rome, Sept. 3.-Ihe villagers living
i'm the region surrounding Mount We
suvius have fled in fear rom the dan
ger zone of the volcano, which broke
out in violent eruption two days ago.
The village Of Tocreanunziata is en-
tirely deserted, and a great stream
OF lava is now close upon IL. The vii
lage will be destroyed.
The mountain is now flaming fu-
riously. Lava is squirting from great
assures which have opened in the
baked crust of earth. cnoke hangs
close to earth for miles, and cinders
constantly rain throughout the region.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-09-04
WINS SWIMMING
IN MISSISSIPPI
Special 90 The Journal.

St Louis, No, Sept. o.-Using the
crawl stroke almost the entire dis
lance and swimmin easily at the fin
iSh, ]. H. HanGy, the Chicago swim
mer, won the Marathon swimming
race Of ten miles in the Mississippi
river yesterday afternoon. At the end
of the long race Handy was more
than 200 yards in front OF the seconu
man. His time for the ten m es was
1:40:0
A. N. Goesslin, of the Missouri
Athletic Club, was second, and Gwynn
Evans, also of the Missouri athletic
Club, was third Fifty-three men
started in the event and th1rty-one
finished.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-09-04
PENSACOLA FLORIDA MORNING SEPTEMBER A.
An Empty Jail
In a Prohibition City.

The Meridian, Mss, Star recently
contained the following remarkable as
Ser1i0n:
An empty Jail in a county of more
than 40, o00 people and "a city Of 5000
inhabitants is an anomaly-in American
lexpeTfence that speaks FT eloquent and
convincing tones of ti1eT social sceassi-
ticns that produce it. The Star yes
terday noted the fact that Jailer Was-
ner reported to the Sheriffsthat he had
mo guests TO entertain, and opening I'D
the house for a thor6ugh ventilation,
went to the picnic at PossuHr Creek
tt Is a demonstration of what Is
clafmed flor the spirit and character OF
our pe9Rle, that none can gainsay, and
proves the worth Of those policies that
have COnduCed to dt, and which have
made the inspiration of the conduct or
the court and the administration OF
justice in this county The Jail is
empty, largely because those prone to
law-brealGng have been taught TO re-
spect the law, and found it more adj
Vantageous TO PURSUE the better way
OF diving
The Star does not believe that the
millennium has arrived, or is any
"AiCAO lEVfcli aDuI [1OS-S pcin6Ve
that the moral sense of the whole peo-
pie is noluished by the exaltatfen of
right living. the denunciation of vice
and the bringing OF eVil-doers 70 a
strict accountability.
As Meridian, and IIauderdale county.
Of which Seridian is the county seat
have for years both been under pro
hfbitiOn, it rs quite evident that pro-
hibfton has not hurt that community,
so far at least as crime conditions are
concerned.
And with it all, Meridian is probably
the most prosperous city in M3ssis-
sippi, with better business, more pub
lie improvements. and more money per
capita than the average city of its.
size anywhere in the south.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-09-04
VOx POPULI
DOES PRoHisiraoN PRoHisITg
Pensacola, Sept. 3.

PENSACOLA, Sept. 8.
Editor Pensacola Journal:
Under heavy head lines-so heavy
as to almost appear Ike the page was
draped in mourning-your evening
contemporary in clarion notes. pro-
claims TO its readers that prohibition
did prohibit in Athanta-Henry Grady
said so and proved it
Now won't some one please thank
God for this message of assurance. 1
feel sure the pioUs editor returned
thanks before proceeding thus: Those
in Pensacola who oppose the suppress
sion of the sale of liquor and the clos
ing of the saloons, meet all arguments
in favor of prohibition with the fam-;-
lar assertions: 1t will hurt the town, >
'proh billion doesn't prohibit Answer
ing both of these generalities, Henry
W. Grady. TN the Atlanta Constitution
of June q, 1887, under the heading,
Prohibition Did Prohibit in Atlanta, ;
had this to say:
1 pause here to remark that While
am opposed to prohibition (persel I
am not one CT those so foolish as to
say or even think, that prohibition
does not prohibit, for with an extern
-sive observation OF its operation for
'the past twenty years, I can. and do,
say that prohibition does prohibit
most effectually-the open, legal sale
Of intGXicants"
In testimony whereof, | hereunto af-
nix the following quotation from the
same paper tAtlanta Constitution
edited by the same editor (Henry w.
Grady pubiishedin the same CITY CAT
ianta) in October Of the same year,
1887:
"Tax Payers, Attention.
Here is the certified statement Of
the amount Of liquors sent to Atlanta
during one month, October. 1887. Now
see what Atlanta is yieiding-s5e. 600
annually in revenue, to send out every
year over s1,70e. 900 to other cities for
an article Of commerce, the sale of
which it attempts to prohibit. Re
member, these figures are only for one
month, and are taken from the req
ords, and are only from nine cities
where there are scores of others to
hear from
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-09-04
Rates on the r. e. A.

Brothers Moore and Folsom of the
Mariana TinesEoqrier ARE modest,
eashful fellows and very tinaisif about
asking questions, but they felt con-
strained by deep personal interes: to
ask last week lis there any harm in
asking what went with the Railroad
commissions order requiring the =.
& A. division OF sthe l.. & NJ R. r. TO
put on three-cent passenger fare?
we feel q little timidity about ASKING
eut just the same We would like to
Know we are still paying four cents
straight" That L. & n. r. r. has Al
ways seemed to- fare pretty well in
Florida, somehow-Madison New En-
terprise.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-09-04

In the death of Richard Mansfield
the stage lost an actor OF much
strength and versatility As the Gre
atareof many parts that ran the gamut
of human interest and passion, he will
be well and favorably remembered.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-09-04

The terrible bridge disaster at
Quebec was as unique as it was fatal,
AS the strength of material and the
center Of gravity are subjects of math-
enaKcal computation, the catastrophe
seems, from first accounts, to be dis
tinctly due to human fault
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-09-04

The Memphis Commercial Appeal
has moved into its elegant new build
ing. The removal was accomplished
without the omission of an issue of
the paper from its own presses We
congratulate our Tennessee contempt
rary upon cts success as a newspaper
and the comfort and convenience of
Its new home.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-09-04

In South Carolina a prisoner faint
ed when the Judge sentenced him to
thirty years and the court reduced the
term to fifteen. Most any persc4
would be willing to throw few faints
under like conditions with the promise
of like results.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-09-04
NEW YOUNG PUG
OF MUCH ABILITY
Special to The journal.

San Francisco, Sept. 3.-Few fight
ers have jumped so quickly in public
favor as Young Ketchell, who last
night SO decidedly beat Champion Joe
Thomas in what is generally declared
to be one of the greatest battles ever
seen in California. The showing Of the
young Montanan was the sensation Of
sporting circles.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-09-04
Woman's WAY.

Anxious Mother-How do you know
that voting man sds in love with You?
Has he to1d you so?
Pretty DaughteT-No, mamma. But
I know from the way he looks at
me when I am not looking at him
DeaVer Post.