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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-10-19
FRENCH CABINET
WILL RESIGN
By Associated Press.

Paris. Oct. 1S-Late this evening
It was semi-officlally announced thN
the entire cabinet is to resign and
that NJ. Clemenceau. ex-premier. will
retain the portfolio Of the interior.
Mr.. BRAND, the minister OF public
instruction and worship. Mr.. Pear.
the minister Of agriculture and Ir.
Boumergue, the minister OF ccri-
merce, are the only other members
who are sure to enter the new cabi-
net.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-10-19
BY Associated Press.

st. Louis, Oct. 1S-The first report
read to-day to the convention of the
American Bankers Association was
that of the clearing house convenience
committee. 1t was proposed to amend
the bylaws by the addition of a
clearing house section which is to
be given representation on the exc
cutive council. The bill of lading
committee report and currency re-
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-10-19
PRETTY WEDDING
At PONCE deLEON
Special to The Journal.

Ponce DeLeon, Oct. 1S.-A quiet
wedding was solemnized at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. William Moore. when
their youngest daughter, Miss Lille
Theresa was united to Mr.. Eel D.
Adair, Rev. r. C. Gavin officiating.
Immediately after the ceremony
delicacies and refreshments were
served after which the young couple
left by private conveyance for De
Funiak Springs, where they will be
at home to their many friends.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-10-19
BOSS MURPHY
CALLED BY JURY
BY Associated Press.

New York, Oct. 18.-Charles F.
Murphy, the leader of Tammany
Hall, was to-day served with a sub
poena to appear before the grand
jury in John Dee proceedings to tes-
tify as to a statement made by him
during the day that 'the managers
of the independence league are at the
Gilsey house holding up the candi-
dates for cash"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-10-19
CHARGED With Grand Larceny.

Ella Schubert, a negro, was arrested
by the police yesterday afternoon upon
the charge OF being dangerous and
suspicious character. 1t is alleged
that she robbed sailor of $22 at
the corner of Baylen and Zarragossa
streets.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-10-19
TERRIFIC TROPICAL HURRICANE SWEEPING FLORIDA EAST COAST
GREAT APPREHENSION
FOR THOUSANDS AT WORK
ON KEY WEST EXTENSION
THE STORM WARNING
AS RECEIVED HERE

The following hurricane
warming was received Oct.
is at las p, M, from Wash
ington, D. c.;
Hurricane warning eleven
a. M, Miami, Jupiter, Jack
sonville, Savannah, Charles
ton.
Severe storm moving north
northeastward from Florida
channel. Dangerous for ves-
sells off southeastern coasts
next forty eight hours.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-10-19

Engineer J. L. Hall, who was in
jured in the wreck early yesterday
morning. when passenger train No. 2
collided with engine No. %, as the
latter was coming out OF the shop
switch to the main line, died at his
home on East Jackson street yester-
day morning at Tao o'clock. Every
medical attention possible was given
him. but without avail, and although
at times he partially regained con-
scioueness, il would be for only few
moments and even then he seemed in
q dazed condition, although he recog-
nized relatives and friends.
Death was due to internal hemor-
Thages. caused by injuries internally,
and to fracture at the base of the
skull. all caused by the cab of the
engine falling upon him. The inter
nal hemorrhages began soon after
the engineer had received the injuries
and grew worse until the end came.
There were many friends at the
home during the early hours of the
morning offering to aid in any way
possible, but Engineer Hall had pass
ed the stage where assistance could
be OF service. The grief stricken
wife and two little children were
present when the end arrived, as
we're also the mother and father of
the faithful engineer.
Pathetic Scenes Witnessed.
Pathetic scenes were witnessed
about the wrecked engine early yes
to-day morning. While the workmen
We're engaged in raising the almost
demolished engine, to drag out the
body Of Engineer Hall who It was
thought at that time had been in
SANITY killed, many stood about in
silence Among them was Engineer
n n Kleusmier of the passenger
train He could not control himself
and broke down and wept as though
the injured engineer hN1 been his
brother. Conductor Wilson was much
Affected by the shock. He was be-
tween the Pullman car and first-class
coach. both doors of which had been
locked as the train was entering the
CITY. He felt the air brakes applied
suddenly as the engineer caught sight
OF another engine on the track, and
looking out he too saw the engine
and knowing that a collision was in
eevitable he jumped. Having been in
lhree wrecks during the past few
months and receiving severe injuries
IN one, when Engineer Jeanette met
MS death, the accident upset the con-
ductor for a short time.
Was in Best of Spirits.
=, When Engineer Hall stepped into
inc cab OF No. 20 10 take his engine
O9t on run north with long string
OF freight cars. he was in the best of
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-10-19
Central Off Coast of Georgia.

1s-RePorts
the
Florida straits
Reports from land stations
late
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-10-19
Wires Down South of Jupiter.

ST. Augustine Fla, Oct 1sFrequnt
the wireless
which from Cuba Florida
Early this vicinity
doing great damage there but all details lacking
Later the hurricane reached West blowing
houses
" Jupiter the wind reached Wires
south of Jupiter
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-10-19
plantation Home Burns.

McComb City, Oct. 18.-The dwell.
ling on the plantation Of J. E. Hughes
three miles southwest, was burned
yesterday morning at s o'clock. The
house was valued at $500: with lit
tie insurance,
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-10-19
FORMER CONGRESSMAN
RAWGS DIED YESTERDAY
Rx Annotated n...

Guyton, Ga, Oct. 1S.-Morgan
Rawls, member Of congress in 1873,
died here to-day aged n. Rawls had
long been prominent politically and
served in the Confederate army
throughout the war.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-10-19
Ladies Auxiliary.

The members of the Ladies Auxil-
larry to the Brotherhood of Locomotive
Engineers, are requested to meet this
afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the resi-
dence of Mrs. s. c. Donaldson, corner
Ninth avenue and Gregory.
MRS. F. c. BRADLEY,
President.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-10-19
Storm Evidently Severe in Cuba.

Santiago 19TeIesraphe
interrupted capital
the sIand
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-10-19
COMMUNICATION WITH
CITIES ALONG COAST
IS NOW IMPOSSlBl F
Water Two Feet Deep in Miami Telegraph Office When
Wires Went Down-Great Damage at Havana
and Key West-Streets of St. Au-
gustine Inundated Along
Water Front
BY Associa ted Press.

Press
of Florida
it 10
high tide the
At ST. Augustine highest years
along the
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-10-19
Was in Best of Spirits.

=, When Engineer Hall stepped into
me cab OF No. 90 10 take his engine
Oet on run north with long string
OF freight cars, he was in the best Of
health and spirits. The freight was to
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-12
WILL GRADE CALHOUN ROAD
Commissioners Let second Contract
for Work Under Inheritance
Taw Law.

Contracts for the second piece OF perma-
nent road work to be done under the in
heritance tax law were let yesterday after
noon by the county commissioners. The
contract IL for the grading of the Fort
Calhoun road leading north from Florence.
Lamoreaux & Peterson secured IL for y
cents a cubic yard. The frst contract al
lowed under the law was for the grading
of West Q street out of South Omaha for
2sIS cents q cubic yard ana was let sew
ersl days ago. Work will be started on
both roads this fall and the grades al
lowed 10 settle before the paving is laid
next spring.
The board accepted bids CT the follow
ing for shoes furnished TO the county poor
Mems shoes. Hayden Bros. 81 a pair; boys
Drexel Shoe company. 80; vonsa's and
misses, A. w. Bowman. 81, d 30 and 81 Is
The board appointed r. K. =. Ridg~ay
of South Omaha and John Brioe Of Omaha
assistant custodians of voting machines tC
help Custodian Dewey in his preparations
for tbs coming election. Mr.. Ridswsy viii
be nlt 20 work at once. hut Mr.. Briee w
act be sspsssd until a few days batoEI
siAatnA.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-12
CALIFORNIA BOOSTER HERE
Chairman of Promotion Committee
Gives Pointers on Advertising
states Resources.

Rufus p. Jennings, chairman OF the Cali
fornia promotion committee, was In Omaha
Wednesday, returning from months work
through the eastern states. He was visit
ing his brother-in-law A. G. Beesou of this
city. Mr.. Jennings says the people of San
Francisco are optimistic If nothing else and
are entering upon the work of reconstruct
ing the city with vim which augurs well
for the future of the city.
The California promotion committee is n
unique institution, organized IN 1902 and
made up of representative business men
from all parts Of the state. 1t has for its
object the promotion and development OF
California The committee believes In print
ers' ink and IL has brought California and
its, resources before the attention OF the
world In a manner never before accom-
plished by any other state or country. The
headquarters of the committee are in San
Francisco, and the business men of the
metropolis of the Pacific provide the means
to carry on it's work. Affiliated with the
committee are l52 commercial organizations
located in different parts of the state ard
representing a membership all told Of over
5000. 1t is non-poltical, has nothing TO
buy nor sell and is managed on strictly
business lines.
The correspondence of the committee IL
enormous and embraces every state in the
union and every civilized country in the
world. Every letter of inquiry is answered
personally and In detail. The resources of
the state are so diversified that while all
localities will not suit every one. there is in
California a place to suit each one The
aim of the committee is to intelligently
direct every inquirer 40 that he may finally
be located to his satisfaction. II has had
great success in this and people who have
come TO California a result of corre-
spondence with the committee are glad to
direct others to that source for information.
The local organizations in all parts of Cali
fornia afiliated with the California promo
ton committee are in turn supported by
the business men OF the various localities
and have for their particular object the
development OF a section OF the state.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-12
SOUL THE SUBSTANTIAL PART
Rev. Father sherman Resumes His
Series of Observation-Disclosures
lectures.

After an interregnum of two evenings in
course of projected lectures. owing to a
temporary injury of the eyes, which pre-
vented the deliverance of two of his
scheduled lectures, Father Thomas E. Sher-
man, S. j., was able to resume his ad-
dresses Wednesday evening. when q large
and representative audience comfortably
filled Creighton university hall. Twenty
f'th and California streets to greet the
eminent and talented divine.
A short program was rendered at the
opening and closing of the lecture by men,
bers of the choir from st. Johns church.
The address WedD siay evening was
a thoroughly scientific and analytical dis
course sustaining the contention the in-
mortal soul is substantial, that is, matter
of substance in q material sense, and his
discourse was a special appeal to the
reason supporting this contention. Father
Sherman said: 1.-The popular ideas OF God
is an entirely mistaken idea. He is not a
vague distant something, but Father,
Guide, Friend and Comforter in our every
day life. Take for instance the eye with
which He has so wondrousIy endowed us.
How wondrous II Is TO think that through
the agency OF this mysterious adjunct
which we call the eye. each Of US are
greater artists than Rafael or Michael
Angelo through the functions in enabling
us to see pictures in natures own colors,
which are more wonderful than any ever
painted.
1.-THE eye and ear are only the common
outer gateways to the soul. When you
pick up the daily paper, by means OF the
eye and mind you find yourself In Cuba or
the Philippines You turn a page and art
science or religion is there, and 80 II goes
all through the exercise OF the faculties
with which an all wise Providence has en-
dowed US"
Continuing. Father Sherman said: 1.-THE
human soul is a substance. and ] say TO
you that the doctrine set forth by Herbert
spencer in his physiological treatment OF
the human soul. contending that our souls
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-12
AFFAIRS Al SOUTH OMAHA
Steve Ludwig Dies from Injuries Received
September ID
STRUCK ON HEAD WITH A MEAT HOOK
CoIored Man who Assaulted Him Es-
caapes and No Great Effort Made
20 Find Him, as Injuries Were
Not Thought Serious.

The death of Steve Ludwig occurred at
che South Omaha hospital Wednesday. His
death Is the direct result OF a blow re-
ceived at the hands OF a negro September
81 Ludwig was an employe in the beef
house at Cudahys His assailsnt was
James Perry. a large colored man who has
been in the city since the strike. Ludwig
declared that the light arose from the de-
fnand OF tho negro for chew of tobacco;
and on his answer that he had no tobacco,
the negro struck him over the head with a
beef hook After being struck, the man
went to his home at Thirty-second and l.
streets. A doctor was called to dress what
was considered a scalp wound, but 1t was
discovered to be more serious and Ludwig
was taken 10 the South Omaha hospital,
where he died last night at o'clock. He
had not been in this country long and
could not talk English very well.
The, police made an effort at the time
60 locate. Perry, but he had disappeared
from town A man was found who de-
clared that Perry had gone to Kansas City,
having caught the Missouri Pacific train
on the same night as the assault. As soon
as the police heard of the death they
Immediately searched the colored districts
10 learn whether the man might not in
the meantime have returned The search
was without results last night. II Is likely
that search OF the packing houses OF
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-12

are disconnected particles in iIfes great
scheme, is shallow and stupid beyond
words say to Spencer; Can you have
anything like picture unless you have
1t painted on some substance And it is
the same with our own souls which have
more resistance and persistence than mere
matter. Science teaches that the material
matter of the human body changes every
seven or nine years. yet the soul is what
makes ones personality and identity sub
stantial. Give me any definition of sub
stance and / will apply your definition and
prove to you that the soul is more sub
stantial than anything existent
The lectures will be continued each even
ing until and including next Monday even
ing Thursday evening Father Sherman
will take as his text, the subject Rock OF
Faith" being in the nature Of an EXPOSE
ton OF the nature, genesis aud rule OF
faith.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-12
DEMOCRATS UNcoRK 0RAToRY
Something Else CRcOrked h the Next
Room Almost Causes
ss2nVsde.

Democratic spellbinders were given full
sway at the meeting of the Dahlman De-
mocracy last night in the club rooms. A
number OF speakers. including candidates
for oiice, were present and were given
an opportunity to address the meeting.
Nearly all the orators dweIt on the subject
of home rule and claimed for democracy
a monopoly OF the sentiment I'm favor OF
the principle.
George II. Rogers, vice president Of the
club presided. Mayor Dahlman opened the
speechmaking, and after he had finished
Louis Piatti offered a draft OF a constitu-
ton for the club. which was adopted. Judge
Edward Falcon OF Falls City was intro
duced and spoke briefly I'm favor Of Local
government and the assessment OF rail-
roads by the local assessors. Among tho
other speakers were James P. English, II
B. Flehsrty, W. ". MoCombe. John z
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-12

entertainment expect to find quarters for
about 1900 guests. The convention will
occupy three days. Any parties 10 de-
string are requested to send in to the
committees what entertainment they may
be able to furnish. The committees for
the entertainment are:
Finance Committed. F. Etter. chair
man; r. r. Leigh J. S. Gosney, ]. H. Hop
kins, d. Anderson, Paul Byerly and \: D.
chairman Jay JAY LaVeFts. Ole larsen and
l.. F. Etter. Reception-M. Moskowitz.
chairman: L. A. Coulter. A. NJ. Hansen
George Knight. A. H. Miller. George Belts,
Henry Burgeman, T. S. Galloway. F. e.
Stewart, A. C. PaacoeS: 7; S. Parker. r.
Chance.
The Information bureau is in charge OF
r. Z. Howe.
Magic City Gossip.
Chattel and salary. loans, 242Ols n St. All
business confidential.
Ben Oleson and Ed Crawford were given
small fines in police court yesterday.
letters Gold Top Beer delivered to all
parts Of the city. Telephone No. g.
The Highland Park Improvement club
house.
Mrs. J. W. Cress of IIimball is the guest
the city for a week.
| Camp No. 227 of the Ancient Order OF
| United Workmen will give ball tonight al
| the Workmen temple.
! Andy Wilsey, $40 North Nineteenth, a mar
OF % years, Is confined to his bed by q
| severe attack OF diphtheris.
! The Retail Liquor Dealers Relief asso-
| citation will hold a meeting this afternoon
| at $3.50 O'Clock at the Eagle hall.
The burial of William Niles will take
place from his residence, 2421 South Thlr,
teenth street, Friday at > D. m. Burial ir
| Forest Lawn cemetery.
| Gafford does moving.
| Gafford hauls trunks.
| Gafford hauIs any old thing Tel los
| South Omaha.
| A contest In the high school between the
| classes as to which could secure the larges
number of subscribers to the Official papel
| OF the school was won by the freshmen
The regular tests after each six week,
! of the semester will begin IN the higl
! school this morning. The reports will h
| forwarded to the patrons and parents IL
about ten days.
Chief Briggs and other witnesses for Tho
state appeared before the federal grand
| jury In Lincoln yesterday TO present ev
selling liquor without license.
! The entertainment tonight under the di
rection of the Athenian Debating society o.
the high school bids fair to be largely
! patronized. The members of the club con
slider themselves most fortunate in secur
| ing Prof. Patty, with his combination lee
| ture on three modern wonders-radum
wireless telegraphy and liquid air.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-12
TITLE COMPANY CLAIMS FEES
second Suit In settlement OF Affairs
of MeikIe a Dodson
Agency.

The Title Guaranty and Surety company
Of Scranton has begun suit in district court
against George Dodson for s57525 alleging
he has failed To turn in that amount of
fees for surety bonds written by him. Ac-
cording TO the petition he was agent for
the plaintiff from May 10 to June /. 1895,
and in that time collected 3SsS Ia pre-
miums. He was entitled 10 IS per cent
commission. leaving s575.2s, which the
plaintiff asserts he should have turned
in 10 the company.
Recently Mr.. Dodson began suit against
William b. Meikle, his former partner
asking for an accounting Of the books OF
the Arm. The present suit is for money
alleged TO have been collected immediately
after the dissolution OF the firm. 'a'
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-12

Reagen. Gilbert NJ. Hitchcock, w. H. Green.
W. S. Shoemaker, II. G. Moorehead and
Chairman A. NJ. Gallagher of the county
central committee.
The room was we'll filled at the beginning
OF the meeting. but suggestive tinkling
of glasses in an adjoining room caused a
stampede, which almost emptied the room
before the last speaker had finished. An
other meeting will be held next Wednesday
night. ,.-
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-12

dIynn is reported still to have the guns
in his possession and to be disposed to
make trouble. II these reports are con-
firmed Governor Taft will remove Colonel
Glynn. General Bravo, commander of the
insurgents in that vicinity, maintained
good faith with the commission. even TAX
ing the revolvers and machetes from his
men.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-12
Movement. of ocean Vessel. oc.. 10.

At New York--Arrived Neapoiitan
Prince from Naples; Potsdam, from Rot
terdam; Stella, from Naples; Algeria. from
Naples.
Al Queenstown-Sailed: CsrmaniaJ. for
New York. Arrived: Majestic. from New
York.
Al NapIes-Arrived: Carpathia. from
New York. At
At Genoa-Arrived: Cedric. from New
York '' .'tv
At Liverpool-Sailed: Baltic for New
York; Friesland, for Philadelphia; Ieke
Champlain, for Montreal; Sylvania, for
Boston 7H 't rf
At LOndon-Arrived Marquette. from
Al MarseiIlss-Arrived: Perugia from
At Antwerp-saiied: oxonian. for Men,
treal.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-01-26
MEXICANs WITH
 SPURIOUS COIN Number Arrested at Fair bank On This And Other Charges
Especial to Review.D


 Tombssone, Jan D Constable Lar rieu assisted by Ed Fry, brought up from Fairbanks this morning the larg- est bunch of guests that has been reg istered at Hotel Hunt at one time for a number of years They were twelve in number, four white men and the bal ance Mericans. Some of them are billed for ten days for fighting. others for petty larceny. some for vags and three Aesd on charges of passing coun- terfeit money, the latter being Mex- cans who arrived in Fairbank yester day and had large number of poor limitations of twenty-five cent pieces, which tAey began to put fn curcuiation. It is probable that they win be given an examination before the U. 8 Commissioner when the government authorities are notified