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The Washington herald., 1907-11-12
DIsTRICT nUCKPIN LEAGTE.
~ RnMTLNG -LFAGrE

Totals. s3l 762 76 Totals. 800 su 767
Roll Of Of last game on acc.zlDt Of tie: Mis-
,llaneous. g; W. G. G-shor -.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-12
The Summaries.

FIRST EACE-Ors z.le. Ala6u I0i r. nr-zu..
% l. woni -. Hario. l5- Sumter 20 70 see
ond; Rlack Sheer. le7 tNu,raTci even third
Tine l{3 90. Tennis Ube-t. Suver BAH and
y Nlmporte also ran-
SECOND RACE-About two miles. Ware5sueed.
l2 tFinneg2nI. q =. Won. ~. NICK. l5- lTuru-
burke. % 5. second, MuriIla 10 "a HEWITT 3
n !. third Time. 4.sl2 25. Percentage also ran
THIRD RACE-SiK AID one half fu-Iones sally
Preston. 50 2. Dugan' l6 % s. Won. Coutdicrnt.
10 tMcDauien. % . second. Ts-tar Maid g
tDelabyi. 10 20 I. third TINE. III a5 Cresssra.
List.ess. and Handzara also ran.
FOURTH EACE-Oae and oue-sixtCcn-h miles
Dolly SQauker sS T. DuSsI. even. wcn. tsle-
Echo % tNusgraTei. even sec0ud. No1ushins us
BTusseli. % 70 l. third Time, IS 10 O1ly thee
starters
FIFTH RACE-One NILE and cue furl1nE Wei
bourne. Ia tN0trGTl. IS % % won. Srliiln- Tom
loi tBrusselli. o. T. second: Agile llz Mus
grave % l. tlisd. TINE $ - hIliec-znae
also ran.
SIXTH RACE-SiN fgri0nes. SaiueSaw. los Nil
leEi. 70 /, won: Shadow Glance. los n. Dug4ns.
p % J. second, Lady Ccrinne Jos Mcdaniel 8 90
? third Tine IS Red Bonnet Brother iona
than. Sparke-. Mirdli BrzWl Billy 2. Van Art
Crltic, and spring Heel also ran-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-29
REPLY FROM SHIP
sCOFFs AT BONAPARTE's IDEA OF
 INTIMIDATION.
Fair Hearing Can Be Secured in Chat tanOOga--Defendauts Should Not Re Compelled To Go To
 Waeh1nHtOn,

Washington, Jan. 2S--In the Supreme Court of the United states today. Sot- icitor General Hoyt stated that James D. Maher, assistant clerk of that court. practically had been agreed Un by both parties as commissioner to take the tes- timony for the court in the contempt proceedings against Sheriff Shipp and lynching at Chattanooga last March ot the negro Ed Johnson. after the court had assumed Jurisdiction in bis case
 MT. Hoyt also presented for rne op- posing counsel, brief in opposition tO the governments motion 70 change the place of taking the testimony in the Shipp case from Chattanooga to Wash ington. The brief expressed indiguG- tion at the intimatlon that witnesses for the defendant would refrain from giving all the facts for fear of the cOn- seduences to themselves If examined at Chattanooga.
 It is asserted that there would be no more restraint on them in Chattano0ga than in Washington.
 The brief is signed by Attorneys George w. Chamlee and Lewis snep. perd of Chattanooga, and in part reads:
 we say there Is no reason in the world why the witnesses tor the gov ernment should not tell the facts about this case at Chattanooga just as freely as at any other place. And if after the hearing is commenced at Chattanooga. any witness is 1ntimidated, the court has power to change the place of the hearing and also to punish the offend- ing party if such a case were possible.
 Public opinion Is in a mood now 10 hear freely. frankly and unreservedly, all the facts of this case at ChaLLa- nooga without intimidation towards anybody. TO take those witnesses away from Chattanooga and deprive the defendants Of the right to meet them face to face, as must necessarily result. is a great hardship upon them and particularly so if they are inno- cent as they claim to be and especially lon account of their poverty"
 In view of these and other circum- stances which they adduce. the aIlor- neys say that to grant the motion of the Attorney General would amount to a denial of justice to their clients,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-29
HUNDREDS OF MINERS KILLED The Terrible Disaster in
 Prussia. EXPLOSION OF FIRE DAMP Six Hundred Men Were Working
 in Shaft. Rescuers Have Recovered Hundfed and sixty-Feur Bodies and Scores Tore Are Thought To De In
 Galleries.

saarbrueck, Rhenish, Prussia, Jan. 2s--A fire damp explosion occurred about 8 o'clock this morning in the Bildstock shaft of the Reden mine at Saint Johann -en-saar, opposite this town.
 Up to o'clock this afternoon the bodies of 1e4 miners had been taken out of the mine. seventeen men danger ously injured had been rescued, and more than e hundred miners were mis- sing.
 There were about 500 men working in the shaft when the explosion oc- cured, but half of them were not in the galleries which were wrecked.
 The rescue corps is working desper- ately in efforts to reach the entombed men. and It is hoped that some of them will be found alive. The scenes at the pit mouth. where the families of the miners gathered. were most distressing. The Reden mine is owned by the Prus- sian government.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-29
BOLDATTEMPT TO ROB
 NASHVILLE POSTOFFICE
Burglars EDdeavOred to Dynamite Stamp and Cash Vault, But Were Frightened Away by
 JanitOr.

Nashville, Tenn, Jan. 2s.--A bold at tempt was made last night by safe blowers to rob the stamp and casS vault, containing $50,0OO to se0, 900 worth of stamps at the Nashville post oflce and had they not been freight ened away would, in ten or fifteen min utes have succeeded
 They had succeeded in boring q hole in the vault door two-thirds of the way through. and would have been all the way through and ready to use their nitro glyrerine in n very short time more. It Is not certain whether they were frightened away by the night watchman when he came on duty at 10 o'clock, or by the janitor, who came to begin cleaning up between and 9 o'clock this morning,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-29

IcOatiAuAA 0A PAza Teal
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-29

Ccontinued on Pae~ I'm
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-29

FoOntinued on PaT~ T4A-1
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-29
bod Crona Annlrtnncn.

Washington. Jan. 2S.--In a cabie- gram received here today, Vioe-ConsuJ Orrett. at Kingston. Jamaica, advises can Red Cross contribution had been @gratsfully received by the Rorerns naAs-A| ---ANs 4
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-29
FRENCH MINE CATASTROPHE.

Terrible Disaster From Fire Damps In
 One of Fits.
 Lens. France. Jen. 2S.--A terrible disaster, involving the loss of many lives has occurred In a ccel miue at Lievin. in the courters disskiet. The catastrophe was due to an ex- pIosion of fire damp in one of the pits.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-29
rtre aetnrds Rencue Vyorlx.

Berlin. Jan. 2S-A special despatch to The Tageblatt from Saarbrueck says that fire has broken out In the Reden shaft and that 1t will be impossible to continue the rescue work. Several hun dred men, according to this telegram. are endangered.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-29
SWISS EARTHQUAKE.

Two Men Killed by Avalanche Caused
 By Shock.
 Geneva, Jan. 2S.-The esrthuualSe In the Canton of Grisons on Friday was very severe.
 Two men were swept away by an avalanche that was started by the shock. A great avalanche. it Is re- ported. lies across the St. Bernard Pass.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-29
WEATHER .FORECAsT.

Washington, Jan. 2S.--For Alabama ---Fetr Tuesday and Wednesdayt ltght to fFeah northeast NAn T
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-07-20
TO The PUBLIC.

The weekly issue of the FRE1E
PREssE FUER TEXAS has po-
sitively the largest circulation
of all German papers published
in the State Of Texas. It is
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Deutib a,nerifanif4e Beituuaen
tueroen i'm alten 8aterlanb nit arp.
Sem SnterefIe oeleien, neil fie iih
frei ausipreben unb bdufig pDn orii.
ben n1ebr Neuigfeiten uab yeahrid,.
ten bringen, als bic oeutIhen Rel.
tnngen ielbft. Die ,Treie Bre1ie fir
EeraS" iit oriiben iiberan, tuubin iie
aeianbt n,iro, elm iebr germ eeiebener
@aft unb tam ii@ ribmen, Nners
tennung uno @drbigung su finben,
tuie aus sablreiden Briefen an uns,
fupie an 9ieienigen, melbe oas 8lati
an ibre WerUanbten i9iGen, beruOr.
3ebt. Wer oaber ieinen Germanbteu
nno Treunoen cine Jreube erpeiIen,
ibnen elm uilfDmmenes @e5heni
MAIDEN mia, Der beitelle fiir fie bic
~Sreie Brefie fiir 9eras". Das Sn.
tereiie fiir Geras, tpie iiberbaupt fit
ben Gtaat unb Die @egenb, 100 bic
Weruanoten tuDbnen, 1T in DeutId.
lamb iebr lebbaft uno es ift unm5Q.
lt6, in Briuatbriefen eine 70 GRIND.
libe &uftldrung unb Beidreibunq
oes fremoen 2anoes gu eeben, mie
oies bic rSreie @reHe4 aIlm5hent.
lib tbnt. Siir ben gerineen Breia
BON So berienoen mir purtDfrei unler
reibbalti9es Bobenblatt auf elm Sabr
an iroeno eine Nbreiie i'm Nuslanbe.
Die Srete preiie fiir 9eras pmbl.
&Dmbaat1.
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Yin ,OaS YMblttunl.

Die n5reie 4sreiie fir Teras "lmirb
an iiber $50 8oftofficen nerianot. unb
bat eine erDRe @erbreitune in oer
&aebbar= Republit Werito, i'm Snbias
uerz9erritDrium unb Otlahona.
Sbr @irtulatiuns<@ s<@ebiet in Teras
eritredt iib nun @alneitpn Bis binauf
nod Deniion, pom auBeriten Often
bis na6 81 AsalD i'm fernen 8eiten;
es iblieBt ielbituerftdnolih nit be-
ionoers 5ablreiben 2eiern bas bi6t-
beiieoelte Wittels s9erae unb ben 5no'
meiten elm. Iuh in NerifD bat Iie
cine arDRe 8erbreituua.
8tuei 0teiieabe iino beitdnoig,
iabrein. iabraus i'm Sntereffe oes
Blattes untertpeas uno fiibren oeme
ielben i'm 8erein nit unleren riibris
gen 2Dtal Iaenten fertmdbreno
neue 2eier au.
S1 Nnbetrabt bieier Tbatlahen III
Die rSreie Breiie", mD e8 iib barum
bantelt, bic beutf9e BeoDlteruna au
erretden, bas bette Mnseiae Wses
blum im Gtaate 9eras.
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s5nt MmfiAub ltest 0efabr. ].
9ierenfranfbeiten iino fiir bte 8e>
iuobner san NntoniD'S 80 9ez
fGbrli@. als bab iieite oerz
na9Idiitgen iDllten.

Die arpSe @efabr Der Nierentranf.
heiten lleet oarin. oaB iie einen feiten
0alt getuinnen. ebe Der 4eioenoe IiG
oeiien bemuBt miro. Die @eiunobeit
miro langfam unteraraben. &iidens
ibmera, 3opfweb, gerpDiitdt. 2ahus
belt, aQ9emeines Web, Ditftmeb,
Shmierigteiten i'm urinieren, 8ai.
ieriumt, 0arnrubr uno 8riabt' i6e
4raufbeit folaen in fd9neller 4eihe.
Werna&ldiiigt Cure Niere1 t1ibt.
&uriert bic 9tieret, nit eineln lihes
rem uno suuerl6iiteen Wtittel- -Dpan 8
Nierens BiQen. bic 2raute Qeraoe
bier in San NntDniD 0ebeilt babert.
.Srau @epree 8. 9purrier, 432
0eunte StraBe, San &ntonio, Ger. +,
laat: ,.SnfDlae Der @rfahrung. bic
utr in unierer Eanilie nit D0an's 9
yieren' BilIen aebabt baben, fiible
id, oaB idb ntht genug oes Nobes
iiber oiele BilIen iasen Tam. Sh
babe ME arDBes Gertrauen su ben
anseaei9ten Weeoisinen aebobt, bis
mein Wann nne rneine TUd3ter be.
gannen. DDan's gieren 8iIlen au
uebmen. Wiein Wann litt an elner
Wierenerantbeit in Der dreiten Surm
eine aanse 8eitlana. Gr bate bic
betnnnten beftiaen Sdlmersen i'm
Nlden unb in oer 0itfte. 8u 8eiten
batte er Shminoelanf6Qe, muroe
ihmah unh idbien INNER mebr an
Graft Su perlieren. 9hlieRlih bD[te
er iih aus Dein Berar Drua Gture
cine 9hahtel D0an's . 0eteren. BilIen
unb iie befreiten i'm total BON ieiner,
2eioen. 0abber aebrau@te meme
Euhter oieie BilIen unb he murbe
ebenfaHs Qebeilt. y
Gum 8ertauf bel allen GGnblern.
Breis so Gents. Softer Wilburn
Co.. Buffalo. Neu Ourt, aIIeiniae
Igenten fiir bic Bereinigten Staten.
@rinnert guG oes @amens -
. oau '8-uno nehmt teine unoera.
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satib, FRAU, SsuraDstn.

Jn ben btnierlaH.n.n papieren bts
bseeutenben tbeolosifhen S4riftfels
Iers Dabib Straub. bes 0erfaHers
bss Mertes nDas 2eben Sefu,~ ftnber
f4 bie fplsenben Mufsei4nunsen iiber
bic Nomenslatur rMeib, Grau. &C.
mohltn."
.Menn man." 70 fiibrt @traub aus,
AUS 2iebe beiratbet, ipirb man Wann
uxb Mssb. tpenn man aus 1equemltd=
feit beiratbet, 9err rnb Srau, unb
tper aus BerHGlsntFen Aeiratbet. &C.
mdbl unh Gemabltn. Ulan tpirb &c,
liebt bon isinsm Meibe, sefbont bon
fetner Grdu, sebulbet BON fetner Ge<
n,a5ltn. Wan bat fir ii@ olIstn ein
Netb, flr feine 8ausfreunbe cine Grou
iinb fur bic Melt esne 0emdblin. 81.
WirtbfHoft beforst bas Weib. bas
4aus bic Grau, ben Son bic Gemabs
Tin. Den tronten Wann pflegt bas
Meib, ibn befu9t bis Grau. unb mad
fesnem Befinben ertunbist ii9 bic Ges
mohltn. Mdit gebt fpd3ieren NIT iei,
rem Meibe, fdhrt aus nit fetner Srou
unb ma4t partien nit fstner @emab.
lin. llnferen Summer tbetlt bds Weib,
unfer @.lb bic Brau unb unfere G6uls
ben bic Gemablin. Sinb mir tobt, 70
betpetnt uns unfer Meib, b.tIagt uns
unfere Trau unb geht in Srauer uns
Iere @emablin."
Da StruuB nit feiner Sgrau, Der
Sdneerin 9tsnefe S9e6eit, in elmer
tpenis sliidli9en Gbe lebts unb iid
btshalb na4 einis.n Sabrm pieber
f6etben lieB, lam man ipobl annebs
men. bab ct perfSHlt9 feine Srou
mehr ols Gicrtahlin, benu als Welb
nnh Nrau be tsn lerRte.
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Gtfeubabn=Tabr=Ylan.
.. u. & u. q. : 8ab,,.

.9abp @rOdet"s Bug nah 6puiton, @aIs
neit1n, Beanrt10nt un6 Orange. Abfahrt
8 uhr abenos, Gntunft 7.55 inDroens,
Nah &errbilIe, 2tbfabrt $50 r1eroens.
Nnfnnft bort 1l.30. Nbfohrt Bpm >RerrbilIe
4 ubr nabm., Nntunft in San Nutpnip
z 81 obenbs. ytur Samftags nadb &errs
bile: 4 llhr nadbm 81iidfabrt BON bort
g9ontags $40 naoraens, @nfunft in Can
NntoniD $50 mprgens.
Wnb gnerD, gDatum, Spuiton, @alpe.
ton, Giobin9s. &Ddoale, Cameron unb
Baco. Nbfabrt 8.45 n0rmittaas, Nntunft
z nbr inDreens.
aiatb geentlle, Corpus gbrifti. Glice,
Wtathis, Iranias BaB, 8odport, Nbfabrt
1:50 nabmittaes un6 8 ltbr abenos. Nn<
tunft 7.55 mDrgens uno l. so nabm.
ylab 5alfurias. Ibfahrt 8 l1hr abenbs
Nntunft 7.55 mprQeuS.
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@fbanktufplttter.

9ie a8elt urtbsiIt mad benz e@ein =
unb sipar sepDbnlib nod benz 5auienbs
marfi9ein.
Man setpObnt f6 an bic sutsn Gisens
fdeftsn etues Wteni6en 70 iebr bat man
auiett nt@ts mebr an ibm bemerft als
ietae Wdngsl.
8eifaa erfreut aud ben drsfen 9eifi=
miken.
WdnGen 2euten tOmmt es ipanii8 Dor,
toenn man oeutf@ NIT ibnen reDet
WaH@er tpirb auf. etnen boben plot se=
feat uHb bleibt bod niebris.
1t6ts tpirb ouf bie Sauer 70 nnbequsm
ais fs@ bsquemen mHHen.
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IN etrtefn fpl9en 0aunerrer peruma
patf9en2 Siele mir Elm, unb tpenn er
aebnnlal fsinen acknowledgement
feiertel Sd fam Sbnsn iagen, Der
troBt nnb frast unb frobt, Der trdbt
nod, penn er i'm @terben lisgt. Mber
ba,er ia tbotfa4li9 fir uns, feline Grz
ben, froBt - benn er gent balb nm bic
Gde :"
9as iibrige fcnnte iG niat mebr
berftebsn; bsnn in biefem Qugenbltd
fling neben mir Elm 2eierto{tenmann
aus 2sibesfraften on 8u sreeln. ltnb
tpdhrenb ibm bas MaFtr ben gonaen
aei6 beruaterlief. bsr3apfte er nit anz
erfennenstpertbsm 0ptinisn,gS bas
fd0ne 2ieb: pOoooh Suiannd,
bic ift pas 2eben bod 70 idbDDn-- ="
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syIteaer ,tnn Mpsfitp,s

haben iest lire grnte - ibr @elddft
bliibt uno iie linb aliiflif. gs 1T
ieooh in oer @elt niht einaulehen,
tparurt Shr ibnen erlnubt, an guh
berurt gu iauaen. ba Sbr oies bod
iebr unbequem finoet. Die Nnmen.
onna BON elm tlein menia 6unt's Q
2iahtnina Def auf erponlerten gtel.
len b6lt tie ab uoer linoert unueraiias
llh ben Sbmer5. uenn iie guh ae.
itochen baben. Reibt Elm rpenig elm
nno Sbr meroet iiberseuet Iein. :
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lHmr reGteu Neit.I

Uerganeenes Sriibiabr nabm I'M.
iere aanse 5alnilie cine seitIane Sim.
mons Sariaparila uno Die Birtuno
Dar i'm b6biten @rooe befrieoioeno.
Bir baben uns mdbrenb oes Guia-
mers beiierer @eiuabbeit erfreut, uie
ionft uno mir alauben. oaB es ae.
I6ah. neil mir uns aur red,ten Reit
tnlfen.8 50Ngents uno $1.OO ,sln.
ihen. Samuel 6intUn,
De &alb. Wifi.
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GmttduSdht nie malls.

Sebr Diele nurh 8eitureen anae.
prieiene Seilmittel ertpeilen fih ole
Sebliblaa. menrl man iie anuenoet.
5nnt's 2igbtning Del iit cine Nus.
nadine. 9as Gertrnuen su ibm 1T
na1ebra8t-l1ian miro ME enttduiht.
tuenss man ca gebraubt. gs lit lit1er
one 9r6Bte 6eilmittel fiir lfuere
TdlIe. bic es giebt. @eaen Shnitt.
nno Dranomunoen. 8errentuna,
Sbmersen &c. finoet es niht leines
@leihen.
GeD. 6. 8abbud.
9Dniuhan. W0.
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geto Sbr Gtner BON 9enem2

Sndenoe 6nutfrantbeiten lbeinen
beutsutage epibeniib gu iein. Seio
Sbr aub oan1it bebaftet? Beun 10,
tr,a9t einen 8eriuh nit Sunt' 8 Cure.
gS belt unter @arnntie ireeno cine
Nrt BON iudenoem Shmer8. SIT es
ntbt Der 5all. 10 toftet @uh Der
Beriuh lidlte.
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gAtebt es mt@t aut.

@ripart gub ben ettuaiaen lp6tes
rem InfaH eines ihmeren 5iebers,
inoem Sbr guer Spftem iebt BON oer
Nniamrnlung nun l1nreiniQteiten be.
freit. Simmons SarIaparila Der.
ribtet bic Grbeit. St brinat gutes
8lut, ausgeseibneten Gppetif, oru6e
&raFt uno groBen unternebmunes'
opiT4
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SOatbern asaetftc 8abu.

MbfQhrts
Nnd Wetu Orleans, NpmFtDn unb gal.
bet0n tdeli@ ......... IL. 40 mittaas,
uno .................... 80 aben6s.
Nab eagle Bas, GI 8aiD. Galifornien
uio Wserito. g BORN. u. $50 abenos.
Nntuntt.
Son Wetu Africans. psuton umb guI.
neton t6QIih .7.35 morgens.
unh 500 Wa@m.
Son GI Baio, Galifornien umb Werifu
.......... lilo borm. un6 8 nben6s,
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Gs arbettet shueH.

Sunt's 2iabtnine Oil 1T itets uno
INNER Ibnea an Der Nrbeit. &c
belt Cure Sbmeraen. Brano' uno
Sbnittmunoen, guer @eb, Cure
Quetihunger mdbrenb Sbr iblaft.
&eibt bic meben Steuen Elm uno
@uer 2eioen miro balo oeriHminoen.
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ct. 2Dnts & Gan Sramctscu Saba.
Nbfahrt,

Rad Sort Smith, Springfield. ct. Souls,
Ranias Sitp, Chicago IS. & 8. 81. Be.
pot) ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 30 abenbs,
Nntuuft.
Bon ct. 2ouis. 8anias gits, 8aris, gbi<
cQlO. O..............1 1910 mproens.
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@ebraud,t es etm WaaI.

G5Gr fhtnersenoe 6dmurrbuiben bat
cunts Cure nidt ieines @leifen.
Cine NpplifatiOn linoert ~ cine
Shahtel heilt. @arontiert.
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- aein BiinoniB iff 70 edit, als
eas, ons 0as aeihaffen. y
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WtctDrta 0tbtitpu, o. s. s. q. u.
(@nIf gbpre.)
Nddb 8rptpmspfue.

Der Bug Der Suniet 8ictoria Dibilium.
4bfabrt 7.05 mDrgen8, i1abt in glacebo
8erbinouna NIT Der Gulf guaft Sine fur
corpus @brtffi, Nnfunft bDrt. 4.55 nahnt,
Nnfnnft IN Br1ipnSbille ....9.25 abenb8.
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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-01-06
Discussion of the
Paving Question.

Since the columns of The Journal
were opened to the citizens of
Pensacola for discussion of the
street paving question, with refer
ence to the material best suited 10
the needs of this city, a number of
communications have been received.
and the interest that has been shown
in these communications by the pub
lie in general is sufficient evidence
that the question of street paving is
one that appeals to all, to the end
that the most suitable material for
the purpose be selected.
1t is of the greatest Importance
that material be selected for paving
the streets of this city which will not
only answer all purposes for the pres
ent but which will be durable and
lasting, and each of the different kinds
of paving that are at all possible have
many advocates. Among the differ
ent kinds that have been already men
toned are the following:
Asphalt, with concrete foundation.
Belgium Block paving.
Bitulithic. on macadam foundation.
Vitrifled Brick, without foundation.
Wooden Block.
Macadam
1t is possible that a different kind
of paving would be desirable in the
residence districts from that used in
the business portions. where the traf-
flc is, necessarily, heavier, and The
Journal would be glad TO receive COM
discussing this phase of
the matter.
The paving question is one of vital
interest to every citizen of Pensaco-
la and The Journal hopes that the
matter will be considered from every
before il is finally decided.
and to that end invites citizens TO
express their views through these
columns.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-01-06
THE WEEK IN POLITICS

! The next move scheduled in the DO
/ litical game in Florida will be the ap
pOintment of a state convict inspector
to succeed Senator Newton A. Bitch
who will retire from that position
Tuesday to assume his new duties as
railroad commissioner. There are a
score of applicants for the position
/ but it is not known just who the lucky
man will be. The position carries a
salary of two thousand dollars and
expenses, and is not a very undesir-
able berth.
Presidency of Senate.
The chief interest in politics for
the next three months will be the Sc
| lection of the presiding officers for the
two branches of the legislature which
cOnvenes in April.
For the presidency of the senate
Hunt Harris, of Key West, is an avow-
ed candidate, and Dr. Theopilus West,
of Mariana, and William NJ. Girar-
deau, of Monticello, are being
prominently mentioned Mr. Har-
Tis announced prior to his
election last summer, that in case
he was chosen to succeed himself in
this position he would be a candidate
for the presidency Of the senate. Mr..
Harris is brilliant man and an
aggressive fighter. He served for sew
eral terms in the lower house of the
legislature before being elected to the
senate and has been regarded as
one of the ablest men ever sent to
Tallahassee to serve in this capacity.
At the last session of the legislature
Mr. Harris was the champion of the
famous Key West railroad extension
bill, and it was due to his Untiring
efforts that the measure finally pass
ed that body. He was also RESPONSE
bic for the defeat of the state life in
surance measure, for it was due to
his superior parliamentary tactics that
he was able TO hold the floor in the
senate until the hour of adjournment
had arrived and thereby prevented a
vote being taken on the measure.
Mr.. Harris has always been allied
with what is generally known as the
corporation faction in state politics
and it is safe to predict that he will
receive the solid support of those
senators who are alleged to be in the
same camp.
Mr.. West, of Mariana, gho has
been spoken of as a candidate for
this position. is not as well known over
the state as the other two Candidates,