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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-02-02
WHICH is THE HIGHEST AMOUNT
TO BE REACHED DURING THE
EXISTENCE. OF THE PORT
LARGE SHIPMENTS OF COTTON
WERE MADE.

All records in the history of 2ensa-
cola, so far as exports are concerned,
were broken during the month of Jan
uary. according to the custom house
statistics. The total valuation of the
shipments sent to foreign countries
aggregated SS,2O7 1856, which is nearly
a million dollars in excess of any pre-
vious month in the history of the port.
While timber and lumber naturally
formed the principal articles of export,
cotton was shipped in large quantities
and its valuation caused the big il.-
crease in the months bl-siness. The
valuation Of the cotton ship
ments aggregated over two million
dollars. there being a number of YES
sells out for Liverpool, Hamburg
and Bremen with almost full cargoes
Naval stores also formed an
item in the shipments, there being
several cargoes shipped. and in fact
me total number of barrels of rosin
and turpentine was larger than any
month during the past year.
The imports for the month amount
ed in valuation to S35,557. and consist
ed principally of pyrites.
of the shipments sent from Pensa-
cola more than one million dollars
worth of cotton, lumber tuTpentine
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-02-02
EUROPEAN PLAN
T0C0PY AMERICAN

New York. Feb. Hotel manage.
hgn. in Europe has been Americanjz-
81 do a large extent by travellers from
.' lHied States. The next step will
't inc building OF hotels on American
n'oleis from the ground up.
party Of important FuroDean
.'i p1opriejOrS are now in this coin
'.t on tour Of investigation. Two al
l's. proprio,ors are about 10 put up
a." oo.e.> in Paris which will embod,
."' latest Ar rican IDEAS. Washing
'A, hInalO Philadelphia. and Boston
IS Wei as New York will be studied
%. TOE invest igatorS.
me TiSitors made a very careful
>o-h'naHon or the Steel-framc and
.oW-'ilc skvscraper hotels Of New
'o.N as being the most perfect form
1lc proof construction ever con
'A'a. They had never seen build
..~4 OF This type before. and The new
''.'F and BelmOnr hotels and a dozen
VI more sSysc~aper apartments on the
.'' west side were a revelation to
.-eal Herr Aulich. Of Carlsbad. and
1..r Geissler. Of Paris and Trouville.
>sa they had no doubt OF the freproOf
9ar7per hotel becoming common in
-.'one. although ID might not reach
zen heights there as II does here.
.'.a gentlemen freely admitted that
-.'i construction abroad so far as
t.'fE from FIRE is concerned. is far
"alnd tho United States.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-02-02
ON
INSURANCE
MEETS
Discussion of Deferred Dividend
System Occupied Almost
Entire Day.
BY Associated Press.

Chicago, Feb. -Four governors,
the representatives of thirty-twO
states. the members of the State Com
missioners Conference on Uniform
Legislation, and representatives of the
National Underwriters Association
were recognized as duly accredited
delegates to the National Insurance
Convention called by Insurance Com
missioner Thomas E. Drake. at the
instance of President Roosevelt. which
convened in the banquet hall of the
Palmer House to-day. The discussion
OF the deferred dividends system of
life insurance occupied the attention
OF the delegates and at the close of
the afternoon session that topic, to-
gether with a number of others to
come before that body, were referred
to committee. Governor John A.
Johnson, of Minnesota, was chairman
of the convention.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-02-02
AFTER WARSHIP
FOR MARDI
GRAS
Secretary Jones Wires Senator
Mallory to Use Efforts in
Getting Ship.

Efforts to secure a battleship or
cruiser to represent the navy at Pen
sacOla's big Mardi Gras celebration
are being made by Secretary Jones OF
the Chamber of Commerce, and yes
terday he wired Senator Mallory on
this subject.
The telegram requested that the
senator use his best efforts to secure
the detail of a battleship or cruiser
for the Pensacola celebration, as it
v ould add much to the attraction
here.
Later in the day Secretary Jones
received a wire from Senator Mallory
stating that he would use every
effort possible to get a ship assigned
to Pensacola. At the time the wire
was sent. however. the secretary of
the navy was sick at his home, so
the senator could not make am
progress in the work during the day,
hut it is expected that some word viii
be received from him in few days.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-02-02
FOR RELIEF Of
THE MONEY
MARKET
Committee of New York Chamber
of Commerce DiSappTOVeS Sec
retry ShaW'S Plan.
BY Associated Press.

New York. Feb. Secretary
Shaw's plan for the relief of the occa
siOnsl stringency in the money mar
keJ is disaPpTOved by the committee
Of the Chamber of Commerce, which
made its report to-day.
The committee expressed. the Opin-
ion that Mr.. Shaws plan would prove
4 hazardous experiment and recon-
mended a repeaI Of the law restricting
the redemption Of national bank notes
20 three million dollars a month. The
committee further recommended that
the secretary of the treasury be en-.
powered Ia deposit customs dues as
we'll as internal revenue receipts,
against such security as the law may
authorize in national banks.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-02-02
French Government Was Compel
led to Resort to Force Of
Arms to Schedule the,
Property,
SCENES OF VIOLENCE AT CHURCH
OF ST. cLoTHILDE, MEAD CHAM
Der OF DEPUTIES-FIFTY AR
RESTS MADE, INCLUDING TWO
PRIESTS-FIRE ENGINES CALL.
ED OUT.
BY Associated Press.

Paris, Feb. 1.-The government was
Intercepted this afternoon in the
chamber of deputies relative to the
measures the government would I'M
deTtake to protect the commissioners
taking inventories of church property
Premier ROuvier replied that the au-
thOrities had orders to use tact and
moderation, but that the government
was determined to do its duty at any
cost, employing an armed force if nee
essary.
In the mean time, opposition to the
inventories is becoming more fOrmid-
able. A scene Of violence occurred at
the church of ST. Clo;hilde. near the
chamber of deputies. The church had
been filed since early morn
ing the congregation including
many prominent people, The
police outside were compelled
to draw swords TO protect the
commissioners. Repeated charges led
ID fifty arrests including two priests.
The Project of police was unable to
restore peace. Eventually fire en-
glnes were called OF to drench the
crowd which refused to move. Guards
were ordered 10 enter the church ana
under q shower of -broken furniture
the officers broke down the ratings in
front Of the church and entered. Al
ter the church W$s cleared the COM
misSiOnerS began the inventory, the
Catholics outside singing Canticles.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-02-02
HEAVEN WAS
SUBJECT LAST
NIGHT
Of Evangelist O.P. SpiegeI, and
1t Was Listened to At
tentiVeiy.

Last nights subject OF Evangelist
o. f. Spiegel. was a great contrast
TO the one the night before, He'll
and Heaven" Evangelist Spiegel
said some people think the Bible
teaches buj little f anything on the
subject Of Heaven" and that he would
deal in speculation if h spoke upon
the subject. but be asserted that the
Bible is profuse with reaching and IL
lusrratiOn on the subisct of Heayea.
He said Heaven is EO5 only con-
dition OF relationship bur it is a pace.
a place Of beauty, a place OF enObLng
companionships place Of glad re-
unions. Do YOU sing-we sigh for
the touch OF the vanished hand and the
sound of the voice tlat is still? u
VIII not be 50 there. Heaven viii be
a place free from that which mars and
blackens life here. a place where we
shall know as God knows, place
where all love is peTfec; love, a place
where w shall never grow weary in
praise 10 our Redeemer and our God.
Heaven is a city which hath founIa
lions enduring as eternity. The
aeons Of eternity roll on but Heaven
abidas and the rede ameJ with f.
Blessed thought. There shall W.
battle our weary souls in seas Of
Heavenly rest and not a wave of troU-
bic roll across our peaceful breast
and this enduros. for When we've.
been there ten thousand years bright,
shining as the sun. we've just Is long
to sing Gods praise as when We first
begun. Brother. sister. friend, PHI
grim. YOU can afford 40 BE- disappoint-
cd here. but YOU cannot afford 10 miss
Heaven. Each one must face his char
acter. Begin Heaven here by living
the Heaven born life. Begin now
Many grey heads were seen in the
audience. Speaker Spiagel sail n
loved to pr-ach happy. hopeful gOspel
sermons, especially 70 the aged. He
also speaks often 20 to- Young peo-
pla. Miss Richards sang. Tonight
the subject will be. Christian Unity.
Said the evangelist in making the an
n0uncement, we all hope TO be TO-
gether in Heaven. Let Us begin
Heaven here by a closer walk with
one another and with God.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-02-02
In Congress Provided for in One
of Bills Passed.
SENATOR BACON ADVOCATES
uBEDAL MAIL SUBSIDIES FOR
LINES BETWEEN UNITE d
STATES PORTS AND SOUTH
kMERICA-COTTON AND RAIL
ROADS IN THE HOUSE.
BY Associated Press

Washington. Feb. THE senate to
dae passed thirty or forty miscellane-
on, bills and gave several hours time
to consideration of the shipping bill.
Among the bills passed was one
T-5vidng for a delegate in congress
from Alaska and a number providing
Coz Ecat houses. revenue cutters and
f, cultural stations
The greater part Of the time devot-
Ell 10 The shipping bill was consumed
@. ar. PgnrOse in a set speech Of the
measure. Senator Bacon said h
would be inclined TO support the ship
pin. bin if jas operations were con
fueI 10 granting aid in the way Of
liberal mail subsidies TO steamship
lines between ports Of the United
States and South America. He be-
IaveJ such lines should be enc0ur-
aged
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-02-02
THE JANUARY EXPORTS
EXCEEDED ALL RECORDS
The Valuation Of Shipments Which Went from Pensacola Dne
the Past Month Amounted to
S3,207385.
MOTOR BOAT RACES
AT PALM BEACH
BY Associated Press.

Palm Beach, Feb. Three events
were run off in the motor boat tourna.
ment to-day. Easily the feature in
in the fast work was George Gingera' s
% in The last event. The race was
won Oy Coo in 1:4O-55 with a handicap
Of nearly five statute miles.
"23" started at scratch and finished
fourth, after making s5.525 statute
miles in the fast time 1:42-17.
The first event was won by S. T.
Collins's Comet" in 1:0S-49, the dis
lance being 1926 miles.
The second event was won by S. T.
R. Tetties's Twentieth Century" IN
21:12, the distance being 5175 miles.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-02-02
FATAL EXPLOSION
IN A COAL MINE
BY Associated Press.

Bluefeld, w. Va, Feb. IAN ex-
plosion occurred in what is known as
the Ball Knob" mine number 2, one
Of the operations of the Red Jacket
Coal and Coke Company. about five
o'clock this afternoon. One miner is
dead and three others have been taken
cut Of the shaft A number of men
we're at work at the time. It is feared
that many persisted. Nothing definite
is vet known owing 70 the remOteness
from the nearest telegraph station
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-02-02
THREE NOMINATIONS
BY THE PRESIDENT
Rv Associated Press.

Washington. Feb. 1.-THE president
today sent the following nominations
10 the senate: POstmasjers, Georgia
Julia Flemings. Sparta. South Caro-
Ina: William W. Rice Denmark:
Joshua F. Fnsor. Columbia.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-02-02
COMMITTEE AGREES ON
QUARANTINE MEASURE
Will Be Reported at Meeting Of Southern
C0ngreSs1en T0-nlght--BeLieged it
UTlIaBe Acceptable to AH

general way both the maritime and in
terstate quarantine sought by the re
cent Chattanooga convention.
The committee modified the provi
sion relating to the national control
of interstate quarantine so that it is
believed it will be acceptable to the
radical opponents of any measure that
would limit control by the states.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-02-02
Good Progress Being Made
i'm Greene and GaynOr Case

today relating TO checks paid Greene
and Gaynor fer contracts for the rive-
and harbOr work. Continual Objec-
tons were offered BY defense. OF
which all were overruled by the court.
One objection, offered by Mr.. oa5orne
for defense, was pronounced by the
court with all Difference TO counsel
to be so immaterial as not 10 even re
ouire a ruling By the court,
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-02-02
Rv Associated Press.

Washington. d. c. Feb Members
of the special COMMITTEES Of southern
congressman 10 frame Rational quar-
antine bill met to-day md agreed or
a measure to be reported to the meet
ing OF southern congressman on Fri
day night.
The measure is said 10 cover in a
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-02-02
BY Associated Press

Chicago. Feb. THE cross exami-
ntion Of Edward F. Swift occupied al
most the entire day in the packers
trial Witness declared positively
that Commissioner Garfield was given
ali the information he asked for. but
several times admitted he could not
tell whether certain specific informa-
ton had been given to the governments
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-02-02
Declares Garfield Was
Given Full Information

agents or not.
District Attorney Morrison asserted
during the examination that he would
prove during the course Of the trial
that KenwoOd & Co. alleged to have
been organized 10 control the output
o. by-prOducts Of the packing com
Danies. was in operation when the in
dictments were returned against the
packers.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-02-02
DEMOCRATIC SENATORS
TO CAUCUS SATURDAY.
Rv Associated Press.

Washington. Feb. IA call for 4
caucus Of democratic senator's on Sat
urday morning was issued to-day
The chief object is the SaniO Domingo
treaty Senator Pajterson's action IT,
supporting the administration is re-
sposible for the call.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-02-02
sY Associates Press

Sa'annah. Ga. Feb. l.-District Al
e-ney Marion Erwin. who is conduct
lg The prosecution Of Greene and Gay
nor today began the association OF
evidence from the time since the triai
Began. by showing the connection OF
een.ain vouchers, contracts. letters,
Sseks, etc. More evidence was taken
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-02-02
pments Went

etc. went to England. while France re
Ceived almost as much.
Where Shipments Went
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-02-02

The countries TO which shipments
we're made and their valuations were
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-02-02

lie WEATHER: Party cloudy
Fridsys showers at night on
saturday; light to fresh north
10 northeast winds.
Milford chronicle., 1906-12-14
K3Ipful Christmas ideas
Its easy buying for Christmas if one has lq'
Of money and not limited to prices
A Few Suggestions to You NAT F1aVS
AndlThose That Haven't Big
Lot to Spend

HandkercT ifs, &c to soc each, big assert
Belts to SOC each new lot.
Gloves. Zoe to $3.50 per pair We have
the lone Gloves that might suit you
Collars Sc to soc each; a beautiful asSort-
'1 Pocket Books and Bags, lOc to $3.50.
Combs back and side, Toe to l0c each'
Stick Pins, sc to SOC each
Brooches, 25c to $l5O; big assortment
ChiIdrens Leggings, Toques, Caps, Hoods
Head ShawIs, Etc.
Milford chronicle., 1906-12-14
HARRINGTON.

The corn crop around here IS
good one. c1:.,-
spent Saturday at FELTON, j.,
Mrs. Laura Melvin has accepted
a position in Philadelphia
Nimrod MINER IS very III at tue
residence Of his son, Nimrod, r.
Miss Redden has been visiting
in Wilmington and Philadelphia.
Miss Hettie Ross was the guest
of Miss Ruth Wilson, OF Dover
during the Institute.
Mrs. .Kennerly has arrived nome
from New York City, where she
was the guest of her sister MIS-
Cochran.
Sweet potatoes are commencing
TO 90 TO market. About two hun,
dred carloads are stored IN ano
near town.
The Raughley brothers. Wh(
make a specially of this vegetable
have had the misfortune to have
their potato-house burned and :
great many potatoes lost. In
damage done is about $500 NJ
/ insurance. !
Milford chronicle., 1906-12-14
70 PROMOTE INDUSTRIAL PEACE
Nobe! Prize Money to be Used to Bring
rocether CAPITAL and Labor.

Nobel Prize Money to be Used to Bring
Tooether Capital and Labor.
washington. Dec. 11.-Mr Hague
+bo minister from Norway, called al
~ white House and informed Presi- |
dent Roosevelt that the Norwegian
stortbing had conferred on him the NO
bal neace prize. A message TO the
roD,e effect came from Mr.. Leeylanu'
enc chairman of the Nobel committee
Who conveyed to the president hearty
Good wishes and an expression Oh
high esteem. The amount OF money
represented is S37,127.65.
The rules governing the disposal OF
tho prize money was made at the
White House:
"Tne amount of the Nobel peace
Dri7e will be conveyed by the presl
dent TO the trustees. to be by them
used as the foundation FUND the
income of which shall De EXPENDED
for bringing together in conference at
washington representatives OF LABOR
and capital for the purpose OF as
cresine industrial problems with the
yiew TO arriving at a better under
standing between employers ana EN-,
Moves. and thus promoting lndustrlal
noace The president will appoint as
trustees of the fund the chief justice
Of the United States, the secretary Oh
agriculture. the secretary OF com
MERGE and labor, a representative o.
iahor and a representative Of capital
The sum will be held in trust LOT On'
following purposes: To pay on Ih'
ou.ards through a committee OF SIX
two TO serve one year, two lot lW'
vears and two for three years, thre'
of its members to be representative
of labor and three of capital cnosel
for distinguished service IN the III
dustrial world for promoting rlgA'eou
Industrial peace; and to fill any va
concies which may occur in this CON
yoittee nv selection and appointment j
The same manner in which the con
n,ittee is originally selected ana al
rointed The committee of six, to D
, called the industrial peace comm
tee shall have charge of the annu'
and other conferences provided 10
under the terms of the foundation
shall receive suggestions for the SUI
iects to be discussed; shall lead u
discussion at and publish the resul
of the conferences. There shall be on
annual conference and the commute
If six shall be given authority to ca
especiaI conferences in case OF gre'
Industrial crisis.
Milford chronicle., 1906-12-14
ROOSEVF
NOBELN
Conferred For Hi1
Russo. Japa
WILL USE MONEY!

Christiania, Norway, D4
Norwegian parliament Cd
Nobel peace prize upon
Roosevelt
The American Minister, NJ
IN on eloquent speech thankee
went in the presidents name. q
mat words we're inadequate to e.
NE deem emotion which he eN
enced at receiving this distinguis
testimonial in behalf OF the preside
who recently cabled that he regarde I
his prize as one of the greatest non
ors which any man in any position
,bronqhout the world could receive.
The Award. Mr. PIERCE added. woulu
deeply appeal to the hearts oil lne
American people.
Mr. PIERCE then read a message
from President Roosevelt expressing
his deem thanks and saying there was
M eift he could appreciate more. Inc
rresident also announced that he hau
concluded TO use the prize to estaD'
fish at Washington permanent IN,
dustrial peace committee with the
view of maintaining righteous peace
in the industrial world, which was as
important as maintenance OF peace IL
the world of nations.
Milford chronicle., 1906-12-14
AND STOVES


Winter is here, and, if you need
a Stove, we have a complete line
Stoves have advanced 10 per cent.
We are still selling at the old price.
Come and see Us if you want to
save money.
Milford chronicle., 1906-12-14
uAlR sLAs4eR NEARLY LYNcHED
with Razor He Takes Girls Tresses
and Mob Pursued Him.

and Mob Pursued THIN
Pttsburg. Pa. Dec. 10. - M-chasi
1lnr,vik a foreigner of Homestead
pa suburb Of this city wh2 at
tackled Edna story II years old, in her
home and cut of her hair with razor
narrowly escaped lynching at the
bends of an Infatuated mob. Miss story
met the foreigner in the hallway anu
without word OF explanation ne
seized her by the hair and with one
slash cut the greater part OF her haI
from her head. Releasing the scream
ing girl the man escaped from lhe
house. The girls cries attracted large
crowd of men. who captured the lot
eiqner and were preparing to mans
him when he was rescued by a squad
of nolice. Surrounded by the moo
which fought them for the prisoner
the officers rushed Kurovik to the po-
lice station. BY the time the police ar,
rived there several hundred excited
neonle were in pursuit. For half hour
the mob fingered around the station
hut dispersed when additional onlcers
arrived TO guard the jail.
Kurovik. the police say IS apparent
" insane and they considered It re-
variable that he did not kill the girl
Milford chronicle., 1906-12-14
AIfred nunont Granted a pivorce.

sioux Falls. S. D.. Dec. 10.-Alired
Dppont. millionaire powder manu-
gacturer. who formerly lived at VII
mipeton, Del. but a resident OF SIOUX
rams since last spring. was granted a
divorce from Bessie d. Dupont me
divorce was granted on grounds OF eX-
IRENE cruelty and inhuman treatment.
The custody Of four children and the
question OF alimony were adjusted out
If court Mr.. Dupont is cousin Of
senator Dupont, the new United state
senator from Delaware. II
Milford chronicle., 1906-12-14
SPECIAL AT
WIX BARGAIN STORE
Xmas Week

B. & H. Nickel Lamp for sI.25'
Regular price, S1.4o. Xmas week
.orly Don't fail to come and look
over nv. Xmas goods, the finest in
town. Lamps from z5c. to $500
TOYS from &c. to $500. Fancy
cup and saucer; bureau set toilet
Aset; glass and chinaware. Come
A,,ztVome all, as I can save you
= Ia
Milford chronicle., 1906-12-14
on Of Harrington.

The Town o. or place Of s Holiday
enanla u
= raradho the n
Lle town anlae 4
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-27
TO SPECIALISTS.
French and German Moroccan Issues
Left to Experts.

Lefr 70 Experts.
Algeciras, Jan. 27.-Count Won Tat
tenbach and NJ Regnault, the German
and French specialists on Morocco, be.
gan yesterday the FIRST OF q series 81
detailed private discussions with the OBJ
ject of reaching an agreement outside
the Moroccan conference. NJ. Revolt
head Of the FSnch mission, and Herr
Won Radomitz, had Of the German mis-.
sion, at their meAting Thursday while
most pleasant towards each other, avoid.
cd touching upon anything except the
general ground, Won Radowitz remark
ing at one point:
swell, you know we could not let you
have the POLICING Of Morocco
II am sure that we shall not ask for
it,. replied M. Revolt.
That was as near as the two diplo-
mats got to the main question, but they
arranged for nj. Regnault and Count Won
Tattenbach to talk out the disputed
points thoroughly. Their subjects yes
terday was Moroccan state bank, q
question which probably viii be one of
the next to come before the conference
after the problem of the taxes u dis
posed OF.
The conference now has four sorts OF
activity-the Aegnanlt. Tattenbach dis
cussions, upon which most Of the at
tention is fixed; the subcommittee deal
ing with financial reforms; the commit
tee Of the whole from which the secre-
taries are excluded and finally the con,
ference itself. The ENJOYS are firing
of this qniet, coast town and already
want to get away. Yet it looks as
though month more viii be required
to finish the work In hand.