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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-11-08
Der NdPft un;ufrieScn.

Sin bober fir6li6er WiiroentrG9er,
beiien Otame Sebeim sebalten pirb, bat
erfldrt. oaB Der Papit Die pom i%ran3Oiis
i4en Staatsratb am 81. Sftober &c.
fdate @uti6eioun9. laut pelfer na6
benz @eies pom 1881 BON Priuatpers
ionen anberaunlte sottesbienitli6e Ser.
iammlunsen nod BEN ii. DECEMBER ais
9eieslia anseiebsn WsrOeR iOnen, penn
oas @eies betreffs Erennuns BON taat
urlo STRIDE ent9iiltis in Sraft tritt, OBJ
peiieu mir6. gia9 Dem Dafhrbalten
Oes Praluten miro Der 9apit niemals
suseben, baB relisiOien 6unftiOnen Der
Gbaratter elmer SewObutiden Oifentli6en
Teriammlun9 bei9ele9t pirO. Wtebrere
Wtitslieoer bes @abiuetts, Die auf bieie
Vsmertln9m oes boben fir9li6eu
8iroentrasers aufmertiafn. ....9emaht
fpuroen, erfldrten rubis, bab 6as
2reriiuil9s9eles obne Hiidit4t auf Die
8iiuide Oes Pupitss bis uuf ben 8uf'
itabsn Ourdsefiibrt uerben pirb. suf
ausoriidlideu 8eiebl Der Resisrung
ioa babel allerbinss 10 idonenb pis
m0sli4 uorseSauSsn WerOen, Die 3us
%itduoisen SebOrOen meroen uber bar.
auf ieben, baB ben @eiitliden nidt ss'
~ituttet wiro. ben seiesli9sn Yeitimm-
unsen 3upioer 3u banoelu. auf @runb
Der BON benz Pralaten ..absesebenen
@rflaruns erwartst man In Yaris in
ben nd6itsn Gassn cine pdpitlide Gn'
cpelica. bic Die Stelluns Der @eiitli9en
cieIem @eies %Ssseniber seuau befiniren
pirb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-11-08
Noh nidt %berubigt.

MajOr 2beobOre 6. Sane. Der BE,
f~eblsbaber Der in @ienfuesos ltationir.
ten WtarineiOlOuten. bat beridtet, oaB in
@ienfue9os rlnrubsn ansbru6cn, bic er
nur Oaourd Iredtjeitis ~unterbriiden
tounte, oas er an ben Stabtt9oreu
WtilitarpOiten aufitellte. Die ben itren.
gen Sefebl batten, oarauf lu iebeu. BAT
9einer, Der Baffen bel iid fiibrte, Die
Staot uerlieB ODER betrat. Durb cine
itarte GbtbeiIunS..ieiuer Eruppsn lieb er
Oaun bic gauge llmseseuoraustunSi6af
ten uuo entOedte in Dem fleinsn StaOt,
den Gannao, A Dteilen norSmeitli9 BON
@ieufuesos, Sol. GOleoo al Der Spite
elmer 8anbe BON 700 friiberen Sn.
iur9euten, Die ct uusebli9 Orsaniiirt
bate, UNI eiuen ibm semelOsten ansriiI
Der @emd6t9teu ub3unebreu. Son
Wtator Sane lieB Der Colonel Iif iiber,
reOen, Die 8uffen nieoer ;u lsssn uno
bic Gr'Rebelleu gu entlaiieu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-11-08
Aaes %Saaeneien.

@raft in 6ifentli6en Gemtern lit Elm
altes uebet unO ui6t etlpa cine moOerne
GrI4etnung in unierem Staatslebeu.
S9on 5u 3eitet oes @rSuaters glbra.
bam, als, ME uns bic Sibel erSGblt,
Der WcltenI6Opfer NIT ieiueu Guser.
wdblten nod periOnli6 pertebrte unO
ibnen bD6itei9enbdnOis feline Seieble
ertbeilte, ipielte Selte6uu9 BON bOben
Staatsbeamten cine 9rOBe NOlle. 90
Ia9te Brof. gilbert z. Glap BON Der
lniuerlit6t BON YenniDluauieu, elm
beoeutsnoer altertbumSiOri6er, Der
in Chicago Dor Der GOnferenj Der
ameritanti6en Sibelisu einen SOr'
tra9 belt unO babel photographer
BON Heliquieu 3ei9te, Die tbeits pom
ibm, tbeils BON auSsren @elsbrten
unb SOri9ern in ueri6ieoenen 9au.
bern oes Srients 9efuuoeH WoroeH
iinO. Dad 9rOfeiior Glab bei6werte
ii6 9ammurabi, Der ie6ite SOui9
BON Babylon, bariiber, baB ii6 elmer
ieiner @ouuernOre burd Baarss @elO
babe beiteden laiieu uno orOnete an,
baB Die an9ele9enbett uuteriudt per.
De-. Der @Ouuern6r iolte, menit er
idultig befunOen werOe, ais @efans
8euer an ben SOf Oes SOniSs sebrudt
unO bort se3wun9en werber, alle @el'
Der, bic er uuf unebrlide 8eiie nUsr.
oient" babe, wic0er ;uriif gu be;ublen.
Der @slc9rle ;:i9te Die abiGriit eines
Srieiss tesielben SOniSs Salnmurabi,
Oen Oieier all einen ieiuer 9ouuern6re
idrieb uno Oisisn auffOrberte, ieinen
3ribut ibm, Dem SUni9e, gu entri6ten.
ba sr bic Steuern in Der ibm uuteritell.
ten Prouin3 lauSit einsetrieben babe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-11-08
Bonn @clf p~erftnmmelt.

= Die Suube pom einem grauenbafter
@Orful brinst Der telegraph aus Salle.
DOrt bat elm BOlf sinem erit ore
Sabre altsu Siubs beibe arme abse'
~frsiien. Das unsliif ereisnete ii9 in
benz nit Der uniuerIitdt usrbnnoeueu
lanOwirtbidaftli9en Snititut, mo- bel
@Olf fir 8eriu6sIwede ssbuIten wurbe.
Ginen gluseublid unbemadt, seriett
Oas tleiue gSsien an ben Sdfig Der BETTE
uno itredte feline 9anoden BEN Gbisr
ipielenO su. Sn usniSsn Sstunbsu
mar oas l1nbeiI seideben uuO Oas
Sinh 10 idwsr uerlest, OaB an ieiner
@isberberftslluns ssIwsifelt wirS. Ob
iemauosu cine S9ulb on benz traurissu
SortOmmHis trifft, lit nod uiat fsit'
seftellt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-11-08
Games Sprf in Slide.

Son elmer uerban9niBuOlen 8raub.
tatuitrOpbe lit Ous DOrf &auenitein in
Der YrOuin3 ROmmern. NeSisruu9sbs.
3irt Stettin. beimseiu6t pOrOen. Der
sauje, etpa iibsr adtbunbert @iuwobuer
SablenOs Srt lit Elm 8uub:Oer Slammer
SewOroeu. giur wenise Sauier lpur.
ben BON benz perbeerenosn Clement
ueridOnt. Oas 6suer 9riff bel BEN
beftiseu 8tnoe 10 reiseno raid uH
fia. OaB brei RsriOnen ibr 9sbsr
uidt msbr in Siaerbeit gu briussu
uermoateu unO einen idredii6en Ser
~brenuuusstob itarbeu. Die Beu6lfe'
ruus bes unsliidsborfes' IbefinOet iid
in Der srOBten Siotblag9
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-11-08
BUR @eididte Der Qarffms.

S9on Dor Sa6rtauienoen itanoen bel
ben 6rauen poblrie9enbe 9rGuter,
Dele uno Settle in bobem @nieben. Sn
Der eriten 3eit 5eritieB maj einfa9 am
senebm rte9enoe 9lumen uno &rGuter
I'm MOrfer gu BUILDER, tbdt bieies In
tleine StdubfGd6en uno puoerte iit
bamit. 8ie 9rie9en to9ten fpGtet
fol6e pflanaen in gereinigtem Del auf,
ods ben Woblseru9 a%uriidbebielt, fpenn
man nit Silfe fetner Sisss bic pflans
Senreite pie6er entferntS Sn 4Iien
mar bon ieber Der MoT6us beliebt, Der
cine auaf9eiouns oes No'6uss poer
8ifdmtbieres 1T, un6 Der beute ni6t
mtnber besebrt miro, 70 oab 3. 3. in
9euti9lano Elm 9iIo9rdmm MpI6us
bis 200 Mdrt toftet. Bon bobem
Mertb TIT aud bas RoIen6l, bds 5u
manden 3eiten nit 1900 Rart pro
&tlo gebdnoeIt tpuroe.
Die 3aubertn gbemie bat tnbeb in
netierer 3eit Die meiItsn bieIer tbsueren
Rs4fOffe tiintIi9 berseftelt, 70 bus
Rofen5I, bas @anilin, ben Wof6us.
8as @aniltn, bas friiber einsn prets
bon mebreren tdufeno Murt PRO &tlo
eraielte, turn beutsutage fir ettpd so
Wart pro 9iGo seliefert tperben. llsbri,
gems fou Roien0I fdon i'm @ltertbum
i'm Orient eefdIIdt tporben fem, tnoem
man ben dhnlih rfeden0en Sdft bers
f9teoener pelargoniumdrten benubte.
9as moberne 8eildenpdrfiim 1T erft
tpobIfett ber5ufelen, fsitoem es Sic
mann geIunsen lit. our9 @erpenbuns
oes In gitrpnenf9aIeu entbdItenen
SeIes uno burd @ermif9uns bsFeIben
nit anoeren gbemitdlien einen Stoff
gu eraeugen, Der einen reinen @eiI9ens
geru9 dusftrDmt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-11-08
Giiembabn Scittabelle.
S.Iapars, eadabanua unp WsHsrn Balm
Su arafi esn "a. Stunt 1906.

Su arafi tsn "a. Stunt 1906.
GiOIia -9rlGBi scranton fir Ntr gcrI
nm 2.0o, 800, sos. 500, 1920, gprm.
1910, 3.25 uup $40 NaGmitass. Cir
Ntp gJprt uup philadelphia, I'm $50 8prm.;
f2.40 uur 49, Ra&mittass. Cir
Tcbybanur. CIV Ni6mittags.
R0rolih -6ur Buffalo UNI I is. 6.25 u. 900
Mpr. t.55. GAO uue tt.tu Ra6mittags. Gir
Sinsbamtcu, Glmird uuo 3pii6snfatiUntu UNI
1910 Wpr uue | 05 Nabm. Our Ssptgp
Syraeuis uub Utica. nm LIS unb 6.25 Wpr. ;
t.55 Nahmtttags Sspeap. S~prdtult uni
Utica 3us UNI 6.25 Wpr. lduft tGslit, ausas-
npmmtn Scuutnas. 8ir WputrOfs UNI 900
Rpr. los uue $40 Ra6m. RitpIIcn Nc.
ecmpratiUu. um 4.N0 Nahmittaas. Bling.
hampton acepmrrotion, UNI els Ndbmittals.
4loomsburB 9ibiTou-gtrl66i Scranton
fir Rp~rtbumbsrlaub nm 6.35. 10 20 Wcr. ;
1.55 unN Gao 3u4m Cir plymouth UNI 9.O5
Ha1mittass.
SpnntaaS'3iae.
eioli9 sir Rtp gprf I'M 205. 900.
COS nuN 1920 @urssns; 3.35 unb 3.40
Ndhnt.
R0rolid Sir Buffalo nm IFS, uni
6.25 Wpr. t.55, $40 unb ft.t0 Na6m.
Sir 9%insbamtuu uub 3ptf&snfaticutn, 900
unb 1910 8ormittags
4loomsburg Sibiion -8rlGht Scranton
nm t0.2N %cr uub $40 Ra6miiiass.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-11-08
0emtfcbe
S9On= Tarberet,
1927 ". @aibinston 9tbe.
Seipe Telephone.

GGe arbeit uad better SSeiie poaiibrt.
Dem &eini9en unb 8latten ipeiielle
&uimertiamteit seidentt. arbsit ab9s.
bolt uno ab9elieiert.
Geo. ". S9miOt, gisentb
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-11-08
eafananua e. gBgomius galep.
WaureI piuie,)
al In 0roft ann / 0uri i0O5

3rat IN Nraft am I. Jnni Tvs.
3hat StrlaGtu Srranton nm 1 90, 200, 90
400, 500 uni 500 Rcrssus. lin 5 40 Wcr-
gems an Wphtntastn unb alt uabfclstnet
~ltpanlis Rinuttn, unb um 700 Wprgtns an
SUnntaetn uub ale na6fpIstuts spantis Mt'
nuttn bic une %tufluipt 10 10 Radts, In 0il.
tts-Sarrt al Miuuttn ip1ttr anfpmmtuh.
3Hst ale 10 Wiuuitn an @p@sniastu BON
800 bis 6.A0 Rahmitiaes.
GTprteiiss balttn nur in piitstcn an, Der.
Iaftn Scranton alt Stunbt i6slih, ausat.
npmmtH SonHtas, BON ZIG Rprd,ns bic nm
7.16 Ra&mtttaas unb trtHsu In Wtlfss-8ar
SO Winuttu lp6ttr elm.
Osfttrtr Ditnf ,pii&m Scranton, RAY aus
TaVi une Tttrrsbura.
Stebs BabrpIan fir atp6dbtf5rsrutt 3ist.
B.8. @pfH IT,, BtrttbrsIsitsI, SerduiOn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-11-08

Der 8 te . I a m a n t
Dor Der Gutoeduns Der afrttanif9en
Wltnsn lpog 300 9ardt. TIM 5abre 1895
fdnb mon febO4 In Iestsren dneR fol-
den bon 1000 Rurat
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-08-12
GOVERNMENT IS
At TER THE
SPONGERS
Wants Duty Paid on Sponges
Where Caught More Than 3
Miles from Shore.

If the case. which is now before
the United States court in Jacksonville
results in conviction of the defend
ants, it will be severe blow to the
sponging industry of Florida. The
case is one in which the government
seeks to collect duty on spOnges
taken more than three miles from
shore.
The Pensacola spongers, especially
the boats fitted with machines and
diving suits fish far from shore, and
should the case be decided against
the spongers there will not be much
money in sponges caught outside the
three-mile INIT. This would strike
the Pensacola spongers a hard blow
especially those who fitted out boats
during the first of the year and vino
have realized little or nothing from
their investment
A large part Of the sponges are
taken more than three miles from
shore. and for this purpose the local
spongers equipped their boats with
diving suits and machines SO as to
work in deep water If they are to
be limited to three miles from shore
this costly apparatus will not be
much in demand as in shallow water
sponges can be taken with tongs.
The case attracted much attention
in Pensacola, after its report yester-
day by the Associated Press dis
patches.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-08-12
/ AN DICAPPE
IN ISSUING
PAPER ;:
One Of the journals Machines
Has Been Out Of Commission
During the Week.

During the past week The Journal
has been badly handicapped owing TO
an accident during the removal OF
the plant from Government street to
the new building at the corner OF In,
tendencia and DeLuna streets, and
any shortcomings are due to this
fact.
When the linotype machines were
Being moved one of then dropped
from the head of the stairway, rem
der,ng it unfit for use until new pats
could be received from the factory
Added to this is the fact that all
machinery upon being moved does
not work smoothly for some days
Thus it can be seen under what a
handicap The Journal FORCE has
been working during the past week.
The new parts for the linotype ma
chine are arriving however, and 1t is
hoped that within two or three days
all of the machinery will be In good
working order again.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-08-12
WARRINGTON To
HAVE AN ICE
PLANT
Ten Ton Factory Will Soon Be in
Operation and will Sup
ply the Forts.
Special to The journal.

Warrington, Aug. 11.-Business
men of the town have organized a
company for the manufacture of ice
and a ten-ton plant will soon be in
operation. Ut is stated that the com.
pany has secured the contract for the
supply of ice at Fort Barrancas.
Mrs. Annie McGil1 while helping to
land a boat Thursday had the mis-
fortune to fall and break three ribs.
Capt. Bicknell. whose arm was
broken short time ago is now re
joicing in the removal of the splints.
Last Saturday Miss Rosa Lyons
completed her third year as Warning
ton agent of The Pensacola journal
During this time her work has been
productive of great increase in the
business of West lFlorida's leading
daily. She started with scarcely 40
subscribers and has had as many as
800 names on her list.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-08-12
To Bring Chinese lahorers Into
The Canal Zone.
GOMPERS DECLARES THOSE IN
CHARGE AT PANAMA HAVE NO
REGARD FOR EITHER LAW OR
PRINCIPLE - SAYS SHONTS
STATED NONE WOULD BE EN-.
PLoYED.
Hv Associated Press


Washington, Aug. 11.-Samuel Com
pers, president of the American Fed
Grafton of Labor, issued a statement
to-day regarding the action Of the
Isthmian Canal Commission In decid-
ing to use Chinese labor on the canal
The statement Is as follows:
1T seems that those IN charge of
Panama canal construction have re
gard neither for the law nor principles!
In a most extraordinary manner the
eight hour law was annulled in the
greatest public work ever undertakes:
by government. under the pretense
that conditions there were different
from those in the United States.
The existing law excludes Chinese
laborers and coolies from the United
States or any of its possessions. The
Panama canal zone Is. an American
possession and it is as much viola
ton OF the law to bring Chinese
coolies there as Il would be in any
other portion OF our country.
Some time ago Chairman Shonts
emphatically stated tonne that It was
not the intention then to employ
Chinese coolies and that they would
not be employed under his admins
tration."
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-08-12
NEWS OF THE
MINOR COURTS

In the municipal court yesterday
Judge Daney presiding, nineteen de
PENDANTS were docketed for tail. OF
this number three cases were contin
ued and fines imposed amounting to
S66. AS usual about one-fourth of the
defendants were ARA 'gnsd upon the
charge of allowing stagnant water to
stand upon their premises, and in
each instance fine OF 50 and costs
was imposed. Several defendants
were given from ten to thirty days
and sentences were suspended upon
condition that they procure employ
ment.
New Suit Filed.
The following new snit was filed
Yesterday in the Office of the clerk OF
the circuit court:
Mrs. Mary j. Simms VS.. c. II. Dish
man. damages 50 500; r. p. Reese. at
torney for plaintiff.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-08-12
first Year He Was in Business
Bat Lost Money.
CONSUMERS COMPANY
WAS NOT A TRUST AS FAC
TORIES SOLD INDEPENDENTLY
STATES THAT EVERY ONE OF
THE LOCAL PLANTS Is hEAvI.
IN MoRrGAoEp.

Ice cannot be manufactured and de-
livered to residences in Pensacola
any cheaper than at present, accord
ing to Manager w. s. Garfield Of the
Garfield Ice Works. who made this
statement to Journal representative
yesterday afternoon. If it is done the
concern that does it will soon loose
money and become bankrupt
Manager Garfield made this state
ment when asked what the Ice manu-
fscturers Of the city proposed TO do
regarding the denaand. Of County Soil.
citor Loftin that the price of ice be
reduced before his tretun to the city
err he would start prosecution. To
this he said:
Il do not care TO imake any state
ment regarding tMsk matter at pres
ent. / am selling ice to-day at the
platform at 25 cents per hundred
pounds, when taken inthundred pound
quantities.
Il can tell you thoughSwhy the, COM
panies cannot reduce the rate and
live 1t is because they are of small
capacity. The residence district IL
scattered over large area and the
teams are compelled to go through
sand beds to make their deliveries, 1t
is not l42ue making q delivery In the
city, where The reStdances are COM
pact and the stEasts good"
According 10 MatrsEer Garfeid he
attempted the first year ne was IN the
business to sell Toe at % cents de-
livered but lost several thousand dol
lars He says the Consumers Com.
pany was no trust and that all fac
tories sold independsntfySo of this COM
pany, which nd, however. reduce the
price of ice to saloons. soda water
stands etc. from 81 cents 10 30 per
hundred pounds, delivered.
To pove that there IS no money IN
the ice business. and that the ice
factories are not getting Tich as some
suppose, Manager Garfield says that
records at the court house will show
that everyone of them Ia heavily
mortgaged, and that as for Geo. w.
Arras making a success Of yhe bust.
ness and selling ice at rs cents, tina
plant which Arris conducted was
bought by him, (Mr. Garfie1d), from
the Heirberg estate.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-08-12
DIED SUDDENLY
Of HEAR I
TROUBLE
A. D. Wright Expired at Home Of
Parents Yesterday A.
teTn0on.

A. ID. Wright, a prominent young
man of the city, died unexpectedly
yesterday afternoon at the home OF
his parents, corner Baylen and
Gregory streets, death being due to
heart trouble, of which ne had long
been a sufferer. The deceased had
been in ill health for several months
but was stricken seriously about
Friday night and physicians
were summoned to his bedside, but
their errorts were unayailing and ne
expired at las O'Clock yesterday az
ternoon.
Mr. Wright, who was Familiarity
known among his friends as Plug.
had been off on a fishing trip at
Carriers Bayou with some friends
The first few days there seemed to
improve his health, but soon he be
gan to grow worse, and his friends
insisted that he return home. but this
he did not do until Friday. He was
then in a very weak condition, and
about midnight was taken with the
sudden and fatal attack.
The deceased was son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. w. Wright, and leaves one
brother, w. b. Wright. and three sis
tiers Mrs. J. S. Reese Miss Sallie
Wright and Mrs. r. NJ. Cary. He was
pres dent Of the Handy Kitchen Kom
pany. which is closed out Of respect
to him. and was interested in the Flor
ida and Alabama Land Co. He had
reached his thirtieth year and was
universally liked.
The pail bearers will be Bucknel
Chipley. L. s. Borwn, Mr.. McGill,
S. McGaughey, w. NJ. Pitt and J. c
Porter
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-08-12
WILLIAM LINTON
WILL BE TRIED
PRELlMiNA HEARING TO BE
HAD TOMORROW BEFORE
JUDGE MITCHELL AT
CENTURY.

William. Linton, who is now in the
county jail upon the charge of MUIR
der, is to be given pref minary
hearing tomorrow before Judge
Mitchell at Century Linton killed
Sim Mason, young man, at his home
at Bluff Springs last Sunday night
and was held upon the charge of MUIR
der by the coroner's jury.
Il is probable that quite a number
will attend the trial from Pensacola
'nasmuch as both are well known and
have relatives here. c. H. Laney Will
represent the prosecution and C. n.
Jones the defendant.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-08-12
WINS
SARATOGA STAKES

Saratoga. Aug lin remarkably
run race Salvidere, the three to two
'savorite, won the fourteen thousand
dollar Saratoga Special for two year
Odds, six furlongs, at Saratoga to-day,
The favorite was off badly and was
repeatedly interfored with. AT the
far turn he was third from last and
many lengths behind the leader. but
closed gamely and many horsemen
his race a grand one. Nc
Carter was second and Peter Pan
third. Time liz Is.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-08-12
Infantryman Wounded at
Chicamauga i'm no Danger

gia regiment was opposing the regu-
lars. An Investigation was made but
nothing definite has been given out
yet
The Third Tennessee and South
Carolina regiment took places to-day
of the Georgia and South Carolina
commands which left for home.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-08-12
WARRANTS ISSUED FOR
CHICAGO BANK LOOTERS
Cashier Taken Into Court and Held for
Trial in Default Of Sixty-Eieht
Thousand Dollar Bond.

Herring was taken into court and
Judge Kersten fixed his bond at SIXTY
eight thousand dollars Heringis at.
torney asked for a reduction Of the
amount declaring his client would not
be able to raise such a bond before
Monday aud would be Obliged to go to
Jail. The judge refused saying that
he must consider the gravity Of the
OffenSe
Herring was taken to Jail and as,
signed to a cell at the conclusion of
the formaaities.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-08-12
POSSE AFTER
NEGRO FlfND
BY Associated Press

Camden, N. j.. Aug. IA posse
headed by the sheriff is searching for
a negro burglar who early today at
tackled Gracinio Maeia. an lialian
farmer near Woodbury. and criminally
assaulted Magia's wife after compe!l.
ing her to give him all thrir savings
one hundred and seven dollars. Ma
GA was beaten into insensibility and
IS, dying in q hospital here. His wife
is ia a critical condition at her
home.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-08-12
ReeStabHShn7ent of The
Finnish Army is Favored

authority of the new Finnish govern
ment among the masses. With the
same object the emperor win be
asked to advance the date of cleo
lions that the assembly may meet by
New Year. This action Is supported
by the better classes who are becom-
ing alarmed by the threatening attl-
tude Of the socialists.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-08-12
BY Associated Press.

Helsingfors, Aug. 1.-THE Finnish
senate has ordered the withdrawal of
the red guard from the country and a
petition to the emperor is being pre-
pared favoring the. re-establishment
of the Finnish army of eight bat
talions, for the purpose of restoring
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-08-12
By Associated Press.

Chicago, Aug. 11.-Ten warrants in
the Milwaukee Avenue bank case
we're issued this afternoon, two charg-
ing conspiracy to defraud against
Paul O. Stensland. Henry w. Herring
Thodore Stensland and divers other
persons yet unknown" Perjury Is al
SO charged in two warrants, two
charge larceny and five cases Of forg.
cry are charged against President
Sensland and Cashier Herring.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-08-12
FIRED UPON NEGRO
WHO KNOCKED HIM DOWN

Police Officer Farinas fired twice
al an unknown negro this morning
about / O'Clock al the union depot
but neither of the bullets took effect
The officer placed the negro undo.
arrest ard the latter showed fight,
twice knocking the officer to the
ground before he could draw his re-
volver.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-08-12
By Associated Press.

Chattanooga, Aug 1.-THE Seven.
teenth regular infantry private who
was wounded in yesterdays sham
battle at Chicamauga Park, is not
dangerously hurt. He was hit by one
of the many bullets fired in place of
blank cartridges when the first Geor.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-08-12
DEATH YESTERDAY OF
GEORGE w. SENi1A

Geo w. Seniba. residing at No. PIP
West Gregory street. expired at his
home Yesterday morning at 4 O'Clock
after painful illness. The deceased
had reached the age CT 50 years.
He leaves a wife, who is in New
York. and one daughter.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-08-12
RIOTS OF TILT:
UNEMPLOYED
By Associated Press.

Cape Town, Aug. 1.-THE authori-
ties mere are alarmed at the persist
ence of riots Of the Unemployed and
tho streets are patroiled night and
day by volunteers. Most OF TIE
rioters are negroes.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-08-12
BY Associated Press

Angus, Ga, Aug 1.-THE stock,
holders of the Augusta and Florida
Railroad Company completed organ
izat'on here to-day by the election OF
directors, showing the entire capital
stock of one million dollars fully paid
in.
The officers chosen were John Skel
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-08-12
CHINESE LABOR
ON THE ISTHlNUS
FILIPINOS WILL STUDY
FARMING IN THE SOUTH
WILL HEREAFTER DEVOTE THEIR ATTENTION CHIEFLY TO
SUGAR, TOBACCO RICE AND OTHER CROPS SUITED


thirty young Filipinos in the United
States studying farming in various
agricultural schools in the northern
states. Because of race prejudice in
the south the Filip.nos have not
taken kindly to attending southern
institutions, but this fall several of
them will take up work in Louisiana
and other states in the far south.