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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-10-27
CAPT. BRIGGS
DONATES $40

Capt William Briggs. the proprietor
CT the Briggs house. has contributed
$40 TO The yellow fever fund. His let
ter. which is self explanatory, is as fol
lows:
"ChicagO. Oct "a. 1905.
Editor Pensacola Journal:
Myself and wife send many thanks
tor the prompt delivery TO our address
OF The Journal We win probably
leave Chicago the last of this week.
heading south. We viii make a mum
Der Of stops before reaching ST Louis
ard win probably remain at the latter
place until quarantine is lifted.
Seeing your appeal for more funds
10 carry on the relief work. you will
fra enclosed an order on ThOs. c..
Watson a Co. for $40.
Please follow me with The Journal
as We would be lost without it. Keep
her Coming.
Respectfully.
CAPT. WM. BRIGGS"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-10-27
BY Associated Press.

s.. Petersburg, Oct. 26.-During the
afternoon the alarm over the strike
situation in St. Petersburg increased.
Meat markets were raided by MODS
and all OH and candles were sold out
The people feared the city would be
plunged in darkness but General Ire
pon acted energeticaIly and troops
took possession Of the water. gas and
eiectric light works and a strong
guard was placed around the treasury.
Jewellers hurriedly sent their stock
10 places Of safe keeping and shop
keepers continued the work Of. boara-
ing I'D their windows.
During the afternoon striking. WORK
men began marching into the outlying
districts inviting their comrades 10
join them The police and troops did
not interfere but by General Trepof-s
order ali spirit shops were closed
The police are becoming frightened
and many Of them are offering their
designations.
Reports from the interior say the
troops are moving a few trains but
with difficulty The strikers are tear
ing mp the tracks in some places out
Of the city
On the bourse prices are very weak,
Imperial four dropping TO eighty
eight
A state OF seige exists in Moscow.
Street cars are stopping and Cossacks
have several times dispersed crowos|
Of people.
General Trepon believes the strike
win exhaust itself at the end Of a week
as the worlmen are without money.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-10-27

in Baldwin county, replied: IF you
were a lawyer you might know" To
night these same gentlemen again
came 70 Bay Minette. but they TefuS-
ed 70 state their mission.
At 9 O'Clock this afternoon the sher-
if called the several jurors and
others together and made the follow
ing announcement:
Gentlemen, under section Y22 Of
the code Of Alabama, IL is provided
that in the absence of the judge court
viii stand open from day to day until
o'clock OF the third day when u
VIII stand adjourned until the next
term. It is now o'clock, the third
day of this term"
While court stands adjourned here
for the present term Judge Browne
is prOclaiming it open at Daphne
though all cases have been continued
for this week. What viii happen
next week, which is the criminal
week. is not known The prisoners
are in Bay MinNte Jail and there is
no place 10 keep them AT Daphne
Neither the clerk nor sheriff have
been taken to Aobile Jail under Judge
Brownies orders and Just how be ex-
poets to get them there is a mystery
10 a great many people Taking a
bird 's-eye view of the whole situa-
ton is resembles a Chinese puzzle
which the Bay Mine-te end SAYS could
have easily been solved by holding
court at Bay Minette the same as
heretofore.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-10-27
PRESIDENT ALARMED
BY NEW ORLEANS CROWD
Omib Expected Address Fearing Injury TO
Women and naturalization
RecebhOn 7endered ExecuH0e.

welcomed on the steamer by four
hundred leading men and women o.
New Orleans. headed by Governor
Blanchard. Mayor Behrman, d.
White of the Marine Hospital Ser
vice. and federal, state ana cEy OH
Gals
On the return of the steamer the
procession formed and the President
was escorted by a number of former
members of the Roosevelt Rough
Riders regiment. The parade ended
at the CITY hall, where the President
vas expected to believer his address.
The dense CROWD alarmed the Presi-
dent and he urged them go home and
be good citizens" He then retired TO
the mayors Office, where he held a
brief reception.
The President and members of his
party left at p m. on the Lighthouse
tender Magnolia for the passes where
the cruiser West Virginia is at anchor
awaiting to carry them to Washington.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-10-27
BY Associated Press.

New Orleans. Oct. 26.-The Presl-
dents southern trip closed here today
by a greeting intensified, if possible,
compared with what he received at
previous stopping places. The thrOngs
were so dense that the President fear
cd injury to women and children which
caused him to cut short his address
and urge the people to disperse.
The streets We're thronged with
shouting thousands from the city, Mis-
sissippi and Louisiana, and flags and
buntings covered two miles of the
route over which the parade passed
The President was kept standing in
his carriage bowling acknowledgements
of the welcome.
The Presidents car reached Stuyve-
SAINT docks promptly at nine O'Clock
and he then stepped on the steamer
Comus. which was waiting to make
the river trip and inspect points Of in
terest along the water front. He was
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-10-27
DEATH or AN AGED
CONFEDERATE NURSE

Mrs. Martha ]. Dodge, aged 81
years, expired last night at her home.
No North Twelfth avenue, after a
long and painful illness. Death was
due principally to old age.
The deceased was one of the nurses
during the civil war, nursing the sick
and wounded Confederates during
that eperiod. She served in this eapa-
city throughout the entire war and
her services were greatly appreclat-
ed.
The remains will be inferred this
afternoon, the funeral services being
conducted at o'clock at the family
home
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-10-27
COAST PATROL
TO BE WITHDRAWN

Washington. Oct 26.-The treasury
department regards the yellow fever
situation I'm the. south SO Wen IN hand
that IL has ordered the withdrawal of
TIE revenue cutter patrol at all Gulf
points excepting Pensacola. and the
two vessels there viii soon be with
drawn
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-10-27

New Orleans. Oct. 26.-AH Interest
in The yellow fever situation is lost
in enthusiasm over the presidents
visit. but the low record was crafty
ing Just the same. With only three
cases, no deaths and forty two cases
under treatment, the work is regarded
as practically over with.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-10-27
SIX CREMATEO
IN SMALL FIRE
BY Associated p.

Hot Springs. Ark. Oct 26-Six
bodies have been taken from the Rail
road Hotel on Olive street here where
small FIRE occurred early today. Four
bodies have been identified but the
Others are chaTel beyond recogni-
ton The fire was caused by a lamp
exploding. The loss 10 the building is
only twenty-five hundred dollars.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-10-27
TO WITHDRAW NAVAL
FORCE FROM PACIFIC

St Petersburg, Oct 26.-The admir-
atty has determined co withdraw prac-
tically al the Russian naval force
fIom The Pacific, leaving az Nladivos-
tok only the cruiser AskoId. gunb0at
Manjur and the torpedo boats. The
new feet program is stn unsettled.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-10-27
PASSENGER WRECK
ON ROCK ISLAND

Fairfield, Iowa. Oct 26.-Four per
sons were killed and between fifteen
and twenty seriously injured in a
wreck near here early today between
two fast passenger trains on the Chi
cago Rock Island and Pacific railway.
The wreck is charged TO the train dis
pstchers Office
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-10-27
REVOLUTIONISTS RIOT
IN RUSSIAN CAPITAL
Great Excitement Over
Awful Crime of Negro

al a late hour tonight he had not been
caught. The county police viii con-
tinue the search tonight, and tomorrow
a large posse and ali the county police
force viii take up the hunt 1t is fear
ed the negro viii be lynched if caught.
as there is much excitement in the
community where the crime occurred
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-10-27
HIGH HONOR
FOR GEN. BOOTH
~ Associated Prass.

London, Get. 26.-The freedom of
the city of London. distinction on
which many statesmen and warriors
have set great store, was today be-
slowed on General Booth of the Saliva
ton Army, who acceptel it as a rec
OgnitiOn OF the world wide work of the
Army
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-10-27
HIGH WIND ON
ATLANTIC COAST
BY Associated Pres

Norfolk, Va. Oct 26.-The wind on
the coast has increased to 90 miles per
hour All the lower part of Norfolk
is flooded and street car traffic has been
tied up ia many sections.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-10-27
a

Twelve new cases-twO deaths.
This was the official report cOmpil-
ed at the Office Of the State Board OF
Health last night and which viii be
bulletined this morning.
The report shows that the situas
ton Is still very encouraging and ina
present cold spell, will no doubt cause
the number to decrease 10 a materlal
exte1H within a short time, as II
causes the mosquito to be less active.
The cool weather, is very trying
upon those who are now under tread,
ment. There are quite a number %
patients in a critical conditiC7.
The New Cases.
The new cases reported last night.
are as follows:
Miss Genevieve Shuttleworth, 151
E. Romano street.
]. w Gay, Is w Gonzalez street.
Miss Essie Mitchell. 402 z. BelmOnt
street.
Cassius Gritham. colored
Angelo MascOna corner Garden
and DeVillier street
John Mitchell. 4O2 E. Belmont
street.
Mrs. Eubanks. go 7th Ave
Victor sodsrquest 81 s. DeViIheF
street.
Mrs. Ella Nets, 81l E. Cervan.es
street.
Ed. HOdgeboom. PA E. Wright
street.
Alice Francis, Corner Zaragossa
and Reus street.
Mrs. S. c. Donaldson, 401 +. Greg
Ory street.
The Deaths
Antonio POrativite, 700 West Bel4
mont street.
F. C. West. corner Main and Az
caniz streets.
The death Of Mr. West occurred
several DAYS since. but has not been
before officially bulletined. No repo~g
of the death was &C first made 90 enc
board, and afterward 10 was over
looked.
Only Eighty Under Treatment.
There are only eighty patients now
under treatment. but of this num5Cr
there are several in a critical con ii-
ton, and it is expected that some %
them will not survive.
The Fumigation Work.
The work Of che fumigating cOrrs
- pA0EAEooAA-r AlNNls AtNAAAt--
past eleven days no less than 2.51j
houses have been fumigated. showing
how fast the work is being done. Ct isl ale
so thorough in every respect At each
house samples Of the mOsquitJes E''-
ed are placed I'm an envelope and SONY
TO the state health Office for classic
cation This classification shows rha-
the stegOmyia is fast decreasing in
numbers. and where three weeks 40
. large number were found. there are
now very few.
Quarantine Will Remain.
Mayor Bliss yesterday addressed a
to State Health Omcar
Porter, requesting that the quarantine
restrictions be removed from around
he city in order that country people
might enter the city and dispose q
heir produce. The mayor gave lr as
MS opinion that the reduction I'm the
number of cases showed that the
could be done with safety He also
asked that the water patrol be moG-
fed 60 allow vessels more liberty IN
coming and going Tn making this re-
luest the mayor stipulated the hours
If the day when the c0untryme1
should come into the city and de-
1aT
DR.. Porter was seen last night AMI
isked If he had replied 10 the letter
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-10-27
No Replv From Presldent.

No reply has been received by
Mayor Bliss to the telegram which he
sent to President Roosevelt on We'd
nesday. inviting the latter to either
embark or touch at Pensacola on his
southern trip.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-10-27
REPUBLICANS TO
NAME JEROME
By AssocIated -.

New York. Oct 26.-lne executive
committee OF the Republican county
committee decided at special meet
ing this afternoon 10 cali a county
convention for tomorrow evening to
name CANDIDATE for district attorney
70 replace Charles A. Flamme. who
yesterday resigned the candidacy.
lhe committee also decided TO advise
that William Travers jerome be nam
ed as a candidate
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-10-27
Great Alarm Over the Situation
Felt in ST. Peters
burg.
a STATE OF SIEGE
Exists in Moscow Where COSSaCkS
Are Called Out.

MARKETS m CAPITAL RAlDED BY
MoBs-TRooPs GUARD PUBLIC
WORKS AND NATIONAL TREAS
URY-TREPOFF BELlEN S
STRIKE WILL SOON EXHAUST
ITSELF As WoRKMEN HAVE
NO MONEY.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-10-27
BY Associated Press.

Atlanta, Oct 26-Mrs. c. W. Moore.
wife of a well known and prosperous
merchant on the Peachtree road, near
this city. was assaulted by a negro
this morning. Blood hounds have
been following the negro all day. but
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-10-27
Notwithstanding Fact That Twelve
New Cases We're Reported
Yesterday.
DECREASE
Cool Weather win Have Tendency
to Prevent Spread.

TWO DEATHS REPORTED TO THE
STATE HEALTH OFFICER
NUMBER or PATIENTS REPORT.
ED IN A CRITICAL CONDITION.
ONLY EIGHTY CASES NOW UN-
DER TREATMENT.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-10-27
THREE CASES At
NEW ORLEANS
THURSDAY
All Interest in Fever Situation Lost
In Enthusiasm Over PreSi-
dents Visit.

+. New Orleans, Oct. 26.-Fol-
= lowing is the official yellow
+ fever summary to 6 p. m:
New cases 3; total co date
3 3.47S.
3 Deaths. o: total to date, 4S9
Z New foci, i.
Cases under treatment AZ.
+ Cases discharged 1900
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-10-27

Following is the Official sum e
. mary of the yellow fever situa- q:
ton up to last night: -
New cases o.. 81. e.. e.. IL g
: Total to date o. 90. o.. o.. ..5l7 e
Deaths yesterday q
Total deaths TO date o. o.. % -
Cases discharged o.. o.. o.. 800 q
Cases under treatment e.. 50 -
-
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Continued on Fifth Pszsl
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-24

Wood. The woman is believed to be
somewhat demented. She claimed to
have recently arrived from Boston and
exhibited constant craving for al
cohol.
Mrs. r. A. Lucley Of South Euclid
avenue lost small sum Of money last
night. Some one entered a rear win
dow Of her house, picking up the purse
and escaping through the same win
dow. The empty purse was found on
the lawn. Another case just reported
is that Of Mrs. John Mcdonald, whose
home on North Lincoln avenue was
ransacked Sunday while Mrs. McDon-
aid was at church and quantity Of
silver, old lace and some money stolen.
The loss was not noticed for some
time. The police are at loss for
clues to the perpetrators Of these two
burglarles.
Low railroad rates TO Coronado.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-24
HAVE TO BUILD
EXTRA SCHOOLS
SAN DIEGO PREPARING FOR A
BIG ATTENDANCE
HORSES TO BE ELIMINATED
owner Of Bull Ring at Tia Juana
Refuses TO Rent II for Further
Contests Unless Radical
Changes Are Made
speclal to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
SAN DIEGO, Aug. 23.-Hebbard &
Gill, architects, are preparing plans
for a $4,000 addition to the fifth ward
school and for $4,000 building at La
Jolla. A very large increase in at
tendance is expected when the schools
open next week, and additional
school rooms will have to be pro-
vided.
Charles Forbes, the owner Of the
bull ring in Tia Juana, has refused to
rent the same any more unless horses
are eliminated from the contest.
The funeral of Abelino Salazar, who
was accidentally shot Sunday evening
by Chief of Police Tomario of Tia
Juana, took place there yesterday and
was very largely attended. Burial was
made in the little Mexican cemetery
at Tia Juana. The deceased was mail
carrier between Tia Juana and En-
senada and was we'll known through
out the northern district of Lower
California. Although Salazar made an
anti-mortem statement exoneratlng
Tomario from all blame, under the
Mexican law he must have the most
rigid examination before the court
and Tomario has to remain in Jail.
San Diego lodge No. IS of the Fra
ternal Brotherhood is planning to en-
tertain the officers and escort team of
Los Angeles lodge No. on Friday
evening. The visitors, thirty in num-
ber, have won for themselves a most
enviable reputation for initiatory
work and San Diego lodge has large
class of candidates for them to work
on r. D. List, president of Los An
geles lodge, will be the presiding Of
ficer.
Orders have been issued transferring
Willis G.. Lovelace from company D,
Twenty-sxth infantry, at Fort Sam
Houston, Texas, to the 115th company,
coast artillery, at Fort Rosecrans.
julius Wangenheim. president of the
National Bank of Commerce, L. A.
Wright and Victor e. Shaw left this
morning on an automobile tour Of the
back country: They expect to be gone
ten days or two weeks and make no
plans for more than twenty four hours
in advance. ~
Jay Hyde, a 14-year-old Escondido
boy, shot himself through the hand
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-24
OPERA HOUSE TROUBLE
DEVELOPS LAWSUIT
Heavy Damages Claimed for Removing
Chairs and Manager Of San Franz
cisco Company Arrested

Heavy Damages Claimed for Removing
Chairs and Manager Of San Franz
cisco Company Arrested
Special to The Herald.
REDLANDS, Aug. 29.-suit was filed
in the superior court yesterday by J. r.
Light Of this city against the western
School Supply company of San Fran
cisco, demanding S14OO damages and
seeking to restrain the agent from re-
moving the chairs in the opera house.
Necessary papers were not served until
after the chairs had all been removed
to the Eclipse Orange association.
B. f. Underwood, the agent of the
San Francisco house, was then placed
under arrest. Mr.. Underwood claims
that payment was overdue and that the
company finally sent him to arrange
matters. He claims that the necessary
notice was given 30 days ago, and that
he had been in this section for ten
days trying to collect the payment.
August Rudolph was arrested yester-
day at the settlement by Constable
Allen of San Bernardino. He was
charged with selling property belong
ing to other people and begging from
friends, though himself having a good
account in bank.
1t is claimed that he sold wagon
that had been loaned to him by a man
who had also given him enough money
to buy a peddlers outfit. The offense
was committed in San Bernardino last
June After selling his outfit he came
to Redlands and has since been accept
ing charity from the settlement.
A music box valued at SIS and some
fine china and Indian baskets were
taken from v. r. Barker's home on
Sylvan boulevard yesterday.
Impostors, purporting to be repre-
sentatives Of electric, gas and water
companies, are reported as visiting a
number of the homes in this city secur-
ing data on the location of rooms, etc.
1t is thought by the. officers that they
are working the same plan as that. re-
Gently tried in Los Angeles and Pasa-
dena and that they will attempt to
rob the houses they have been inspect
ing.
"Hotel del Coronado" greatly improved.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-24

with a revolver early during the week,
not knowing that the gun was loaded.
Several important ligaments and ar
teries were cut but Or. Crise IL Of the
opinion that the boy will recover un-
less blood poisoning or lockiaw en-
sue.
Weather Bureau Coming TO Time
orders were received yesterday af-
ternoon at the local weather bureau
to turn the clock back to local time.
For thirty-four years. or since the
weather bureau service was established
in 1871, all the weather bureau clocks
have kept the same Washington
time, no matter where they we're To-
Gated and the clocks on this coast
were therefore three hours ahead Of
Pacific standard time.
The Escondido Citrus Fruit company
has received returns from a carload Of
814 boxes of lemons shipped from here
on August 1. They were sold on Au-
gust II in Chicago for S1sO55O or S5.75
per box. The price is considerably be-
yond that usually realized.
Henry j. Warren, the contractor who
fled the town two weeks ago leaving a
lot of unpaid bills, has been heard
from. His shortage was over $1,000.
A telegram was received from him
from Cincinnati, Ohio In It he de.
clared that his life was threatened
and that he had to leave. He promises
to be back on October IS ready to set
tie all demands in full.
w. F. Holt has purchased the inter-
est of F. G. Paulin in the Imperial
Valley bank at Brawley. It is under
stood that no change is to be made in
the working force.
A party of surveyors is causing con-
siderable excitement in Escondido.
They have run a survey from the
mouth of the Bernardo river near Del
Mar to the lower end of San Pasqual
valley, about four miles east of Es-
condido. 1t is believed that they are
running an extension to a line which
was surveyed by H. T. Richards and
leaves the city by way of Pacific
Beach and La Jolla at Del Mar
The Escondido Vineyard company
has sold forty acres of the crop to
Los Angeles parties and the grapes
will be shipped there daily. They ex-
pect to send out over 400 tons OF
grapes, which, on account of the
heavy rains of last winter, are of ex-
ceptionably fine quality.
Low railroad rates to Coronado. Is
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-24
united
BY LITTLE GIRL
COUPLE WILL BEGIN LIFE
ANEW IN THE WEST
SEPARATED IN CLEVELAND
After Several Years Of Estrangement
Husband and Wife Meet on
the Street In San
Bernardino

Special to The Hereid
SAN BERNARDINO, Aug. 23.-A
little light haired blue-eyed girl three
years of age is the central figure in an
affair that started away back in Cleve-
land, Ohio, and which eliminated on the
streets of this city Monday in the re-
uniting Of the parents of the little
child Mr.. and Mrs. j. Christensen.
The couple were married four years
ago, but year after separated be-
cause of trouble over religious ques-
tions. The husband came west, leav-
ing the wife with a three-months-old
child. couple of years later the hus-
band went east and managed to get
possession of the child and brought her
west and paced her in a home.
The mother in the meantime secured
a decree from the court there giving
her possession of the child and started
seach for it through local clergy
man who called the sheriffs office to
his aid The matter was also taken up
by a detective agency who located the
WlOllS Cillu DuI 6OI lllCll Ice. 1hCy
then played double by giving the father
the tip that he was being followed by
his wife.
The wife arrived in this city last
Saturday and after securing what in
formation she could here started for
the depot Monday afternoon to go to
Daggett where it had been learned the
husband and child were, she intending
to get the child by force If necessary.
on her way to the depot the wife
suddenly came face to face with her
husband, who had learned she was
here and had come here to meet her
and see how the trouble could be adj
justed. Each hesitated, then the wo-
man threw her arms about her child's
father and each wept tears of joy.
The result was they resolved to start
life anew and went to the desert town
where the mother met her little one
from whom she had been so long
parted. They will make their home in
Daggett, where the husband is en-
ployed.
"Hotel del Coronado" greatly improved.
Lionel Trough in honor of whose
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-24
SANTA ANA NEWS
James {. Cunningham and Miss Hazel
Davis Are Married

Davis Are Married
Special to The Herald.
SANTA ANA, Aug. 23.-James E.
Cunningham and Miss Hazel Davis
were married last night by Rev. G. S.
Clark at the Methodist church south.
They will make their home at Smelt-
ger.
Robert A. Todd filed suit today to
collect from j. G. Sheppard of Ana
helm $4O0 alleged to be due upon con-
tract for the purchase of merchandise.
Charles L. Boynton, assistant secre-
tary of the Y. M. G. A. at New York,
was here yesterday the guest of Mr..
and Mrs.yA. ]. McFadden.
Upton cup races, Coronado Monday
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-24

Lionel Brough, in honor of whose
jubilee as an actor was given a matinee
at His Majesty's theater, London, the
other day, made his first bow. nearly
seventy years ago. Before turning ac
tor he was employed in the publishing
office of the Daily Telegraph.