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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-25
S@tFsna@ri@ten.

Sem Dori: .aaiisr Wilbelm H." mad
Bremen; v0entudp" na& @open.
hagen unb 81. petersbura; Gar.
patbia" nod @enua: .@aronia"
mad 2ipsrpooI.
GLASGOW: .WoneoIian" bon Bottom.
2onbon: rWinnetonfa" bon Neu Dori.
Wobiue: r2unsfian" bon ct. Sobn
unb 0aItfar nod 2tberpooI.
Gibraltar: r8arbaroKa" boz, @enua
unb MeapeI; .8bristn 2ouife"
bon Netu BORT.
Neapel: .gratsbca" bon Tacoma
rgeor9ia" bon Retr Dori.
6amburo: ,graf Nalbsrfee' bon Netr
Dort.
palermo: .6Ioribo" nod Netp Dori.
gtrtftania: Oscar" H. bon Ne1
Dert.
Wan&eier: Californian bon HoIlpn,
HouIosne: ~pretoria" bon 0amburs
nod sasw Dori.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-25

Muf 100000 Ginnobner
tommt in Rublanb Elm @rSt. Sn PEE
tersburs alIerbinss fdon auf 10000
gintpohner.
Bon Der GefunbGrs
bahn. 5rember: .0nbel sic uui
Sbrer 8abn au9 ~einens9IiBaus2~-
Ginbeimifder: rgaee, uber n pif5s
sue!" - Grember: .Mas foa bds
bebeutens- = Ginbeimif9er: der
fGbrt Gle nGmlia 10, lansiam, bab
bic paTosiere ausiteisen uub am
HabnSumm pilse iuden!1
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-25

portIanb, Re.. "A. Aprtl. -
Gin tefttger S&neeaurrn cling beute
sber ben sr6bten fbeiI bes staaies
|nieber. Ia heRer eentraIsn @esemoer
Der S&nee etnes 6ub bod lieet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-25

ertldrung Sbrerieits ber6Rentlt4t,
bsrsufolae Sts ausldnoii9s 9Hlfe fur
bic 9otblsibenbsn In ean 5raueiseo
ablebnsn. @oQsn Sic uns %erlauben,
oieie faIf&e a%uslesuns gu eOrrisiren,
fooab unisre 5rsunbs Ia Seuti9luno
Der &esuns ibres 9ersens foI9en uub'
sur Stsusruna Der Motb beitraesn bel.
fen f6nnen
(@e3.) 6ermanti &ibber.
Nsu DOrter Staats'3ts."
Die bisrauf srfolste Drabtantuort
lautete ME folst
yWaibinaton, "a. Nprfl.
6ermarrt &ibSer, SEEM Yorfer
staats.3ts., Ieu gOrt @itp.
SIRE eatise Depsf9s an ben prdR.
benton erhalten. Die fpontanen Stlfs.
quslsn bes amsrifanist den WoItes marer
rei4li& genigenb, ole 8ebirfniRe su
bedsn. unb bic 5iiIfsaHsebote bon
allen anbsrsa @elttbsilen tibsrfisssn
In IOl&em Wabe bas @rforberli9e. bab
ss far bas Bette sra9tet tuurbe, untsr-
i9ieoslOs feline auspdrtigs 6hlfe an3u=
nebmen. gs if bes p%tdfbsnten
@uni@, BEN bsutf&sn Wolts au Der.
fsben au 9eben, ME bod mir feline
Spmpatbie ansrfenner, uno cab mir
ftr feline brt;osrli9en unb msnI3sn.
freunolinen WOtibe gan3 ebenio bant.
bar Hnb als mir bies tudrer, tusnrt nit
feline soel a~n8ebotene 6hlfe hdttsn an.
rie6nlen f6nner.
(ga) @obsrt Bacon, Sstr."
@tberpre&enbe Mngaben
hberbte 3abIber m.
getom menen.
g nGranttsco, "a. Mpril.
Sn sinsm OfF3ielsn Bsri9t beg Gene
rals @rsslp an bas Qrieesamt Ii
Waibtn9ton tuirb bte 3abl Der infolg'
Der aataftropbe um's 9ebsn asfomms'
men NIT 277 (a) a~nsssebsn.
Coroner @iaiam WaIfb baaeger
fadbt bic @efammtan3abl Der De
t6oteten. gefHbt auf Die ibm tiber
mittelten Beri9te, auf minoeffen 1000
e o 10 n"
e n s rancisco, "a. Mpril
Birsermeifer 69mib bat ben poliaei
def Oman aneswieien, ole g~esenwdrtil
In Der stabt weilenbsn 3opftrdgsr II
unb UNI Wontaaas 2agerbaus nab
Trrt Wafon suiammen3ubrtngsn. 8e
6unter's Potnt, I'M dubsrfen Stbel
bss gouneties am ufer Der Bni, ali
mebrere WeiIsn bon Der fraberen gbi
neienfabt entfernt, foa bas rleiie gbi
neienpiertel erri9tst tusrben. III
e6bne bes btmmIif&en Rei@es, ueI&
San 6raneiseo uerlaFen baben. iolle1
Bel ibrer epentuelen Wieberfebr In ber
senanuten DierteI eoneentrirt psrbsn
gntgtgenfnmmen Der
Sites
f&aften.
San 6ranefseo. "a. Apri
Die Weretnigten gsienbabnen babe
Wapor S9mib bic 8snubuns ibrl
{ gan3en epfiems gu @unfen Der DO
BET QaiaFropbe Bstrofsnen tbe,
eiIaft1.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-25

Die sstrissn spiele reiultirten uie
folst:
Moeiation n.
Snbianapolis, "a. Mpril.
Snbianapolts. O000O4010- 81
Ninneapclts. OO0106020- 81
8atterien-@icotte, 5ifber unb Wea'
Der; @sbrins. @eiisnbsrs H. bannon.
2Ouispils, "a. aprii.
9~outspils. 90. O13OOO15O0-10
ct. paul :. 1006001204-14
Northumberland, Gte&er u. @tos
nsr; Did, periins unb Drill.
8olebo, "a. MpriI.
8olebo ...... 2O020101*- 6
aanfas gitp. 100000 4
gatterien-eut9oT unb abbott;
6ranb unb Sulipan.,
Columbus. "a. ApriI.
columbus. -. 310000000-
WiImaufee. ....3 o. 6
Batterien-@obertaiae unb Blue;
Curtis. 0auobertn unb Hoth.
Nattonat.2is a.
Bottom, "a. April.
Bolton. 49,. OOOO30100-
philadelphia. 500-1 10000
/ Northumberland unb Neeobar.;
Gusslebp unb Honopan.
Rem Dort, a. AprtI.
Netu yort. -. 0400120l"- 8
BrootIpn. 49,. 100000
-Batterien-Rc0iunitt, DtItie anb
Brasnatan; paForius. Seanlcn, So
ion unb Bergen.
Cincinnati. "a. 2priI.
gineiuaati. -. 0o0o02IO0e 8
st. 2pais. -. 20400002l L 9
B~atttsien-0aHorb. Dsubot uni
pbeIps; Brolurl iinb 6clmes.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-25

San 6rarttBto, "a. AprtI.
Die Weretnfgten Gtienbabnen haben
Wasor S&mib bh Hsnubuns ibres
ganaen epRems bu @unien Der bon
bee QataRrOpbe Istrofsnen hber.
|taRsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-25
u inter- D q d..

Ssmpordre gauli9tsiten. Die bsquem
10000 Wann fafsn, fno bsuts i'm
GOlrsn Safe part erri9tet uorbsn.
Die bislsepriftsn Obba9loisn. bic
nabe3u cine Wo9e unter freiem Dim.
mel babsn subrinsen miifsn, babsn
berbdltniBmdBis bequeme Quartiers
be3o9en, in benen he Dor allen unbils
ben Der Mittsruns asi9tbt ftnb. Sa
aud Bstissua, Tsdsn ufm. In GROCER
anaabl our 9erfh9ung ifeben uno. ME
sefisrn iaOn bsri9tst, probiant In aus.
rei4enber Qunntitdt borbnnben if, bat
bic In ben gr6bten unb i96nfsn Sd.
gen f9 seiasnoe Opferuiai9tsit Der
Ration ss srrei9t, 1T turssr Srif tpabr-
bnft @robartis 81 noubrinsen.
Sdmmtli9s lssrftsbsnben @ebduoe
tn benz BON 6saer peri9ontsn Titricte
Der Gtabt tuerbsn binRdtli9 ibrsr 81.
4srbstt elmer grinbli9sn Snipeetion
u~ntersoaen unb, tusnn biefe aufrisben.
Hsleno ausfdlt, iofort als tempordrs
Wobnfdttsn etn9eri9tet. Sur9 bisfs
WaBnn6nen tpirb es erm6eli9t. bob
biunen peui9er Gage teine Wenf9en-
iesle msbr tpirb 3u finben iefn, bic ni6t
pibte. no He tbr mtibes 9aupt CUR
Rnbe lsger fann.
geunbhetts3uf anb Be-
riebtgenb b.
Die Ianitdren 3uRdnbe laHen. In
Anbeira9t Der umftdnoe, Hi9ts gu
tptinfdsn iibrig. Cine rlnterfu9nng
Der Ranaliiation bat ergebeu, bab Der.
btltniBmdBis muir ueniss Nbsussfandls
bei9doigt ino. uno bieie fnb i&lsu.
niaff aus9ebsfert tporbsn. Seine an-
Hsdsnbs Rrantbeit if ausssbroasn.
uno aus ben anfdn9li& iiberftltsr
6oipitdlern usrben bic 8eneisnsr tn
Wahsu entlahen.
. anfgew6lbe unperfebr
Cine Snipsetion Der ueri9iebener
Banfgeu6lbe In benz abgebrannter
Sifriet bat bic erfreuli9e 36atfa4f
ans 2iat aebra&t. bob bieie e&ab
tamn,srrl idmmtli9 rnberisbrt inb
Gin foforttgss Osfuen bsrislben CT
f9eint isbo9 niGt ais rattfam, bel
msbr mub in Schulz setuartst uerben
biz bic gsu6fbe srthnoii9 absetabl
fsin tuerben, mas nod btri1isbsns Wo
DEN 3sit In Anfpru9 nsbmsn miro
Sn Der 3mii9enasit psrbsn bic Bant
esi9dfte in tempordren Quartieren Of
gspidslt tpsrosn nit @elo, bas bermit
tells Der Wanse bsi9aHt uno bon aus
tudrts iberpieIen tuirb.
Htemanb brau9t3
b"ungern.
g ) ranctsco, "a. Npril
Die 3ufubr on Hahrun9smttteln Il
bolfommeu ausrei&snb, 10 bab tbai
fd3li& Riemanb 6unasr au leibe>
brau8t. ss let benn, oaB ibm biss Be
~fonberes 8ersntisen bereitet. Gin gan
sss Deer bon Shipping @lsrts" "a
BITE aablrsi9sn 9tlfsfslsn untsr fid
unb tiber isoe Elm. Ober aus9ebent
Iln3e Ra6runssmittsl tuirb Bud a
fhbrt.
au9 Der 3ransport Der Sebensmtttl
mad ben beri&iebenen 6tatione1 III !
bsfer a8siis geregslt uno febt unt'
AufH9t bes prdfoenteu Der 5ubrIeu
Union. Die 3abaofen, g~egentpdrt'
ni4t gebrau&ten Gubrptrfe Rnb
bieiem 3wsde rsquirirt worben Ut
berieben bic befen Dienffe.
Dts prdftbenten &e&i
erttgun9.
Rem BORT, "a. april. .
Gerausaeber Der Hsu Durfer Staat
3eituns fanbte beute bic fOIsenbe 8
pei9e an ben prdfbenten @ooiebelt /:
.New Dort, "a. AprtI.
Don. RpoiebeIt, prdRbent b
Der. 6taaten. @nih.. D. 9.
Sn Der oeutiGen preKe ipirs Il
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-25
eau Traneistos a%bge6ranntr 9nrit nat ben utneatn anna9nnen.

allen Not6Iefbenben mtrb ffr He
ielbR unb ibr @spdd freis 8sf0rbsruna
semd6rt. Sdmmtli&e BON 5euer per-
i4onten giienbnbniauppsn unb CUR
gsrfiguug febsnbsu giienbabnwasen
tperben CUR llntsrbrinsune Sbba9,
loier benu5t.-
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-25
@ute.

Berlin, "a. apriI. Die iHnef
tn umIauf befinbli&en @ert&te, bob
In Sbb- 0amerun ein Muffanb brobe,
entbebren isgli&er Be~grinbuns. Die
.Q6lnii&e 3eituns" bementirt ole
Nlarmna&ri&ten In entf&tsbener @eiie
unb tonfatirt ausbrtdli8, bab bic Iebs
ten 9a&ri&ten aus benz S&ubsebiet
boot atinfig lauten. Mu& beaei&net
bas rbetnif&e Blatt bic bort befnbs
Ii8en 8ruppen ais poafdnoig GENT
ssnb, uui ettpaiae lOtale unruben I'm.
terbrtdeu aa f6nnen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-25
Der @tsberauba u.

WIT oeHu3ts-
Der @iebsrauba
e q 8 raneisep, "a. Mpril.
&aI9e Jorti9ritte MAIDEN aIentbal-
ben bic Arbsitsn am Wisberaufbau Der
~aerf6rten @ei9dftss unb WObnbduisr.
Bel ben grfsren tuirb tibsrruisgsnb,
seRhbt auf bic rsuli&sn grfabrunsen.
Standardization tn Aniuenbung &c.
bra&t.
Gin f6rmli9er plan CUR Wisbsr.
b~erfeluns bss @sf9dfts Difrittss it
bon uambaften Mr9tteften entuorfen
tuorbe1 unb wirb Der 5auptfa4s mad
befolgt.
SObaIb es Mapor S9mib far ratb.
fam bdlt, fann Der StraBenbabn.Be-
trieb uieber aufgenommel tuerben.
8uIIettn.
W Arlington, "a. Mpril. -
prdEbent &ooiebelt unter3ei9nete beute
Mbenb eine @onsreB = &sfolution, ben
Rot6leibenben In San 6ranciseo uei.
tere 81, 500. 600 su bewiaigsn.
0oIfs- Suft3.
Dallas, Ser., "a. MpriI. MIs
3uei pOli3ifen einen Wsssr, Der uuter
Mnflaee ifebt. cine 8o9ter bes Gar.
mers 5. u. gaflanb bsrbrs9erii9 an.
gssrifsn gu babsn, frtb morsens gum
@sfdnanib brtnsen molten, murbe
ibnel Der @efangene bon elmer Mnsabl
girser entrihen unb bis our anfunfi
gaflanos fef9ebnlten. als bieIe,
eintraf. befabl Ct ben 2eutsn, CUR eeit.
3u treten. tuorauf CT beibe 9dufe feline,
nit &ebpofen gelabenen gH&Ie auI
ben Reger abfeuerte, Der toot 3uiam.
menbra9.
Die Woltsmsnse berlisf R9 rubig.
etfebungss q.
tetten.
NnnapoIts, Mo., "a. Npril
Gin grtrasus bon Waibinston bra9t
bsute ben prdRoentsn WoofepeIt nebf
@emablin. ben frana6fi@en Wotf9afte,
uno Wabame Suferanb, Witgliebe,
bes cabinets unb etne srobe 3abt be
~fanntcr Wartne.O ffjiere unb anbere,
@hroentrdger bisrber, uas ben Bel
issunss.6 eierli&teitsn Der ttr3li& BOZ
6ranfrei& bierber9ebra9ten 2ei4e be-
abmtrals paul Sonss bei3umo6nen.
Die 1auptanfpra9en bel Der iupo
iaaien 3eremonie. bic faf ben gause,
Ra&mittae ausfhIte. tielten prdRben
@ooiebeit. Boti&after SuKsranb un
gouberneur WarfieIb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-25
8ebeutenber g I { n.

8erItn, "a. Mprit. Inter ben
beuti&en NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
uel@e bur& ben Branb bon San
Graneiscs f@trsr b~strufen Rnb, befin'
bet fi8 aud bic Wan9ener &idpsr'
h&erunss.@ eieaf9aft NIT Der Summe
bon So, 600, 900. 6erner 1T bic Bob
mii&e Rfdberf&erunss @eieli&aft
Fart In Wttleioeni&aft se3ogen uorben.
@ie bod F& bic Derlufe Der Iebtgs-
r,annten @sieQf&aft beIaufen, III ni&i
bstannt, bod btirften fe febr erbebli&
ietu, ba ibre Attien tn ben Iebten go.
gen ur1 90 2ronet gefanen fnb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-25
Amcb Der 6eimnbbeitsja=
ffanr Int &an 6ran=
cisco ermmtbi9enD.
Sdmmtlibe 8anfeewolbe in.
TAFT nno Ole Oepoiten
Si9sr.
Ndmtmnngs.Mrbette ut d d.
suite Torti@rttte.

SsiieBunss 6eierliateit Der 9ei6e bon
Eaul Sones. = Cine grflGrung bes
BrGiioeutem. Splts : Suiti5 In
Seras. = Ser Iuf6m bon Gbimas
tDuu.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-09-14
Linen Hints.

When banging your linen to dry use
two lines comparatively close and par
allel for your tablecloths and sheets.
Throw one sewage side of your table,
cloth over one line toward the other,
allowing it to hang down about quar-
ter of yard and being careful to pin
It short distance fro2 the ends.
Take the opposite for your cloth and
throw it over the other line, facing
the first line, and pin it in the same
manner This will form sort Of bag
and will prevent to considerable ex-
tent the wild blowing of the tablecloth
In windy weather.
After the table linen is thoroughly
dried remove it from the line and
prepare to dampen 1t. A whisk broom,
Is excellent far the purpose.
Table linen, in order to bring out
the bright gloss that makes 1t attrac-
tive, should be dampened quite CON
siderably. Sprinkle the tablecloths
freely, being sure that the selvage
ends or hemstitched borders are thor.
oughly damp, says Woman's Life. Roll
up tightly. patting the roll frequently
to spread the dampness.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-09-14

and one that calls for the careful con-
sideratlon Of the people of this State
If the soil in that section of Florida is
as fertile and productive as is claimed
for it, and it Is not successfully de-
MED, Florida should by all means
drain it and cause a great section OF
the country TO become productive.
There is room for thousands OF set
tiers in that section and the promise
OF wealth that is held out to industry
Will cause many to seek to gain the
advantages that are offered. The peo-
pie of this State should consider the
proposition carefully, read all articles
on both sides of the question, and go
to the polls and cast their ballots &C
cording to their convictions. The Her
aid believes that the choice OF the
people is the correct one, provided
the people can know the conditions as
they really exist, and when the vote
on the amendment is taken the decis-
ion will be the one that should and
will be abided by. The Herald offers
medium to all who desire to discuss
the proposition and will gladly publish
articles relative to it.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-09-14

Their denunciation and abuse of him
have done nothing more than make
the south more earnest in its support
of him.
In these days when the people are
fully aroused to the injustice and the
abuse they have long suffered MI.
Bryan may count himself fortunate
for the enemies he has made. The op-
position of the corporation press OF
New York will serve to greatly
strengthen him in the esteem of the
electorate, for it emphasizes the fact
that he stands as the champion of the
people against the power of the
plutocracy, and in the great political
battle of 1908 there will be no doubt
about the Democratic tybeing DEM
ocratic, which it has not been in num-
Der of years. At the present time party
events are moving slowly but with
sufficient force and directness to war
rant the belief that trimmers and
trust-servers will be eliminated from
it's councils and allowed to go where
they belong. So far as Mr.. Bryan's
newspaper opponents in New York are
concerned they have failed utterly III
their efforts at Misrepresentation, for
the south has given the lie to evrey,
thing they have been saying for the
past two weeks, hence we may now
look for change of tactics. The dis
covery may be in the nature of a
shock to them, but it is very evident
that the political thought of the south
and of the west is no longer dominat-
ed and directed by coterie of news
papers and politicians in New York.
And this can be set down as of the
most hopeful signs of the times for
it marks the disappearance of the in
fiuence of New York in the political
affairs of the country, an influence
which at its best has never been good
for the people.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-09-14
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
CONSIDERS MANY MATTERS

cola Grocery Company relative to
freight rates from Pensacola to points
On the Yellow River Railroad, was read
and the secretary was directed to en-
deavor to adjust said rates with the
traffic authorities of the L. & n rail-
road.
A communication from parties in
New York who propose to build a rail-
road from Pensacola to Birmingham.
Ala, was read, and on motion duly
seconded, the secretary was dlrecte 1
to refer the same to the promoters
of the Pensacola and Northwestern
Railroad
c. c. Goodman called attention to
the necessity of a street sprinkling
service to be maintained by the city.
and upon motion duly seconded, the
proposition to include an appropria-
ton in the budget of the Board OF
Public Works was endorsed, and the
secretary was directed to so advise
the finance committee of the city
council. The following committee was
also named to present the matter to
the finance committee and city coun-
Gil: C. C. Goodman, A. C.. Blount, Jr.
and c. w. Lamar
Change in Mail Service.
The secretary called attention to
the daily mail service between Pen
sacola and Jacksonville on the train
: leaving Pensacola at o'clock p. m,
which will be inaugurated at an early
date. as one Of the many benefits to
the commercial interests of Pensacola
secured through the efforts of the
Chamber of Commerce.
West Florida Fair.
The president appointed w. c. Jones
and j. w. Lurton a committee to con-
fer with a similar committee from the
County commissioners relative to hav-
ing an exhibit from Escambia county
at the West Florida Fair at DeFuniak,
and the South Florida Fair at Tampa.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-09-14

and logical defense of the present pill
otage law was ever made, it was Ger.
tainly made by Mr.. Sparkman on that
occasion.
1t may be said, in brief, in Mr..
Sparkman's own words, that the pur-
pose of Congressman Littlefield's per-
nicious and dangerous measure was
ito create pilots out of the masters
and mates of coastwise vessels at the
option of such masters and mates and
the inspectors of hulls and boilers, and
to substitute them for the local pilots
by prohibiting, as 1t does, the enforce
ment of any state or municipal re,
quirement to take or pay for a state
pilot by any coastwise vessel piloted
by a. captain or mate, or towed by any
boat under the command of a pilot,
so licensed, which, as I shall show
presently, will practically put the
pilots at a large majority, if not all,
the ports in the states mentioned, out
Of business"
The ultimate result of any such in
novation as this is obvious. The aver
age shipowner cares little or nothing
for the lives of the men before the
mast. His vessel being insured, he
can well afford to take the risk in
volved in disposing with the services
of licensed pilot on a dangerous
coast; and there can be little doubt
that, had the Littlefield bill become a
law, mistaken idea of economy
would, in majority of cases, dictated
just such a course.
Mr.. Sprakman went on to say that
The Supreme Court of the United
States, presided over by the ablest
and most enlightened men produced
by our civilization, said in the case
of exparte Mcneil (13 VALID that "the
pilot is as much a part of the mer-
chant marine as the hull Of the ship
or the helm by which it is guided"
and the learned justices might we'll
have added 'as indispensable to the
successful voyage as either" for if
dangers are found in the dashing bill
lows, and the hurricanes sweep far
out at sea, perils also Turk in the hid
den rock and the shifting sands near
the coast. The trained pilot may only
be trusted to guard against the one,
while the skilled navigator can alone
cope with the other. Men are trained
for both positions, and may, indeed
must, have a general knowledge of
the duties Of both, but neither is nee.
essarily skilled in all the duties of
the other. The navigator is trained
aboard the ship and at sea; the pilot
mostly in the harbor and on the bar
where he is expected to follow his vo.
cation. At least that is the way it
should be, and as it is under the sys.
TENS in all the maritime states of
this country.
Under the provisions of the Little
field bill, any captain or mate of a
coastWise sailing vessel would have
had only to procure Incense from
some inspector of hulls and boilers
perhaps at point a thousand miles
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-09-14
~Man In the Street.~

Emerson was not the first to use this
phrase in his Conduct Of Life" which
was published in 1860. In the first Sc
ries Of the "Greville Memoirs" under
date March %, 1880, occurs the follow
ing passage:
'Then will come the question Of a
dissolution, which one side aff1rms will!
take place directly, and the other that
the king will not consent to it. know.
ing, as the man IN the street (as we
call him at Newmarket always does,
the greatest secrets Of kings and being
the confdant Of their most hidden
thoughts"
1t would appear from this that the
expression was in common use among
racing men in 1S30.-Notes and Que,
ries.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-09-14
SOUTH COULD NOT
BE STAMPEDED.
New Orleans States.


We judge that it is about time for
the New York newspapers and their
echo, Johnnie Mclean of the Wash
ington Post, to realize that their eff
forts to stampede the South from
Bryan because of his tentative views
on government ownership have proved
a rather embarrassing failure. They
have since the reception at Madison
Square Garden been grossly miSrep-
resenting the attitude and sentiment
of the South, and the indications are
the people of New York are beginning
to realize the fact. They asserted
with a cocksureness, that for a time
deceived their readers, that because
of his talk about government owner
ship the South had suddenly chilled
toward Bryan and that it's political
leaders were turning from him in such
numbers that his chances of securing
the Democratic nomination for presi-
dent in 1908 had gone by the board.
This unadulteraated and idiOtic mis-
representation was answered on Mol
day by the Alabama Democratic con-
vention adopting the following resolu-
ton:
1--WE indorse all ESSENTIAL principles
and policies advocated by Democ-
racy's great leader, William Jennings
Bryan, especially his arraignment of
trusts, private mOnopolies and abuses
of public service corporations. We
proclaim him the greatest Democrat
Of our time and believe in his over
whelming election as president of the
United States. We indorse him as the
standard bearer of our party in 1908
IN line with the policies of our
leader, We favor the complete control
and regulation of all corporations and
the annihiliation of trusts by the ma
tional and state governments acting
within their respective spheres, and
demanded the absolute enforcement of
railroad and trust influences from ma
tional and state affairs"
If there had been such sudden and
sweeping revulsion of feeling in the
south as the New York newspapers
claimed and the Washington Post
echoed almost Historically it is not
rational to suppose that the Demo-
Gratis of Alabama would have Endorsed
him as the standard bearer of tho'
party in 1908. But they not only in
dorsed him; they declared him to be
"the greatest Democrat of our time,
and we believe in his overwhelming
election as president of the United
States" 1t is evident from this that
the South's reputation of Bryan's
leadership has no existence save in
the minds of the New York editors
who undertaking to work the polite
al destruction of the Nebraskan have
made a rather sorry mess of the Job.