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t to success. Often a man loses

it to success. Often q man loses a
fortune he has otherwise accumu-
lated in merch dizing, in specula-
ton, in gambling, in mining or
i'm fast horses. Sometimes a man
separates himself from his bank
account chasing the social butter
hY; but the fevorite parting Of
tine ways Of fool and his money is
| in the newspaper office. The edi-
torial rooms Of many offices in this
country are adorned with two little
black dots above the chandelier,
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Just the right styles for Young Men.

place where these new editors
have stumbled has been in politics.
just as soon as an editor gets q no.
ton that he is in politics, he be-
gins to go out Of business. For.
the first and only business of q
newspaper is to print the news.
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These are the marks made by the
back suspender but tons Of gentle
men who have hit the ceiling try
ing to run newspap ers better than
the men who owned the paper
when they bought it. And the
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-10-19

r q i Re II Two desirable
rooms up stairs in the Maher
bull ding, next door to First.
National Bank. Can be used
for Offices Or sleeping rooms.
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FOR RENT

For Rent After Nov. i, Al
four room furnished house, will
be rented for four or five months.
Enquire Of W. r. Montgomery \
care of Russell 81 Schultz Or
Inter Ocean office. n
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Wanted "A competent girl,
who wishes to 90 to school and.
work for her board, can And q
home by applying at the Metho-
dist parsonage.
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Lost Between the residence
and arn1ory on Friday evening,
q string OF pearl beads, gold
screw clasp. Finder please re-
turn to Albert Powell and
receive reward.
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lost

Lost Boy s. vercoat, lost in
the foods ii ear Vannier's farm,
Sunday afterno BON. Finder please
leave at Joe Wickert' S barber
sshop.
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Wanted 20 salespe ople, ladies'
or gents. Apply at once to the
Chicago Consignment company,
next door to the First National
Bank.
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EoR SALE : q ! j

For Sale Cheap Al gasoline
engine at Marble y Works Devils
Lake, NJ d.
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Wanted Good girl for gener-
al homework on farm. Good
wages paid Gust. Furstenan.
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For Sal The southwest quar-
tar section 3I, township 1855, r
ISL. snap if taken BIZ Onca.
Adj gess @. r. B0vstad.
Devils Lake,
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IN ER-OCEAN WANTS
HELP WANTED FEMALE

Wanted A girl to do house,
work. Apply to Mrs. @. A. Dodge.
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Wanted lady cashier, must fur
nish good references; must be will
ling to take position outside Of
Devils Lake. Inquire at Inter-
Ocean Office.
The Pensacola journal., 1906-04-08
Surprising Strength of Russian
Constitutional Democrats
Causes CONSERVATION.
ISSUE BETWEEN REACTION AND
REFORM UNEXPECTEDLY PREcL
PITATED BY wTTE-ATTEMPT
TO THWART PEOPLES WILL
WOULD BE FATAL.
BY Associated Press

st. Petersburg, April IA panic
has been created in government cir
cles by the surprising strength devel-
oped by the constitutional democrats
in the elections, which may have i'm
mediate and dramatic consequences.
The issue between reaction and re-
form, which has been hanging in the
balance, was Unexpectedly precipitat-
ed by Premier Witte. The elections
greatly strengthened the prem:er's
hand in his fight against the reaction
lists and he now feels strong enough
to challenge General Trepoff and Min
lister of the Interior Durnovo and the
entire react:OnaTy cabal
The result of the elections mas con-
vinced the premier that the radicals
will control the house and that any
attempt to thwart the popular will,
as expressed by the ballot box would
be a fatal blunder on the part of the
government.
The Pensacola journal., 1906-04-08
INSPECTORS AND CLERKS
ARE NAMED FOR PRIMARY

compensation received by such OIL
cials was not commensurate with their
responsibility. The. situation and that
the amount assessed is necessary to
guarantee the expense of the primary
was explained to Mr.. Iippin and he
withdrew his objections.
Inspectors and Clerks.
The selection of inspectors and
clerks of the primary was declared
next in order and the following were
selected;
No, II. w. Cherry, Will Rich, ].
F. Richards, inspectors; V. Goldback'
No. 2-F1oyd Athy, H. C, Miller, J.
F. Helton, inspectors; Joe White
clerk. -
No. $-W. W. Kirksy, w. Fell, E.
G. Brewton, inspectors; G. A Morrill,,
clerk.
No. 4-Jno. LonTeen, z. Padgett,
viii Briggs, Inspectors Chapman
Youzale, clerk.
No. 5-A. H. Baily, Wm. White, ]. ].
Sherry, inspectors.
No. 6-Tom Dawson, S. r. TAFT,
Alex Mcvoy, inspectors; ollie Jen-
uings, clerk.
No "A. D. Nicholson, c. Don
Ward. Burkley Hastings, inspectors,
Frank Gilly. clerk.
No. s-Taylor Crabtree, ]. c. Tay-
lo-. Thos. Cisco, inspectors; c. P.
Proctor, clerk.
No. 9-M. Sturdivant ]. B. Huggins'
]. T. Fallingim, inspectors; P. M.
Pritchett, clerk
No. 1O-J. T. Rigley, Burgess Bryars,
Wesly Offarrels, inspectors, B. II.
Bryars, clerk.
No. III. W. Emons, w. c. vii
liams, W L. Minis, Inspectors }. b.
Stewart, clerk.
No. f2-J. A. Andrews, R. P. Reese,
Ed Watson, inspectors; Lee Daniel,
clerk
No. 1S-Thos. w. Kent Jas. c.
Clark, Otto White, inspectors; Julius
Menko, clerk.
No. 14~Dixon Reed, ]. S. McGaughey,
James o'Brien, inspectors, Abe Dan
iels, clerk.
No. 15-F. NJ. whiting. Phil San
ches, J. B. Dougherty, inspectors; j.
E. Reira. clerk.
No. 16-Sld Clopton, Hiram Sug'gs,
w. H. KiIbee, inspectors; Jno. Hoyt'
clerk.
No. 17-sid Clopton, Hiram suggs,
CONTINUED on Page Three
The Pensacola journal., 1906-04-08
PHYSICIANS SAY 1T is
NOT YELLOW FEVER

New Orleans, April s7.-Referring
tc Dr. Whites report 10 Governor
Vardaman OF yellow fever at Ken
ner, President Iron Of the State
Board of Health, said the report
reached him Sunday Of a suspected
case at Kenner The .casey was. seen
by DR.. White and Dr. Corrupt, of the
Marine Hospital Service. Dr. Iron.
a committee of experts
who made a thorough investigation
and reached the unanimous conclu-
sion the case was one of bronchial
pneumonia. 1t this Dr. Iron con-
Cured.
President Iron in a dispatch to the
Memphis News sScimitaT positively
denied the existence of yellow fever
in Louisiana. President KOhnke Of
the New Orleans city Board of
Health demanded from the same
paper the source of its information.
The Pensacola journal., 1906-04-08
DOWIE GREETED
At SAN ANTONIO
BY Associated Press

San Antonio, April John Alexan-
der Dowie arrived here this afternoon.
Hundred of his followers received him
and the meeting was very impressive.
The feeble old man tottered of the
steps of the Pullman car and was re-
ceived by his own people with barred
heads. He is in apartments at the
leading hotel and declines to see any
one.
DOwle is in feeble health and seems
to be buOyed up only by the mental
excitement of the present situation.
He expresses confidence that he will
be the victor in the Zion City contro-
versy.
He will spend Sunday in this city.
The Pensacola journal., 1906-04-08
Stated Deal will Soon Be Success
fully COnSHmmated.
PRESIDENT NoRTHUP AcKNoWL-
EDGES THAT PARTY OF EAST
ERN FINANcTERs EXAMINED
THE PROPERTY RECENTLY AND
MADE AN INVENToRY-THE
CONSIDERATION Is STATED TO
BE S735, 200.

It was stated yesterday that nego-
tiations were under way for the dis
posal Of the Pensacola Electric Ter
minal Company to a syndicate Of New
York capitalists. According to the in
formation impaired to a Journal rep
resentative it is stated that the con-
sideration involved is S7S5, 900 and that
a short option on the property has
been given the syndicate.
President W. H. Northup of the ter
minal company was seen in reference
to the report. Mr.. Northup acknowl-
edged that a number of eastern capi-
talists had been in Pensacola and had
made an examination of the equip
ment and taken an inventory Of the
entire property. He acknowledged
that he thought that their intention
was to make an offer for the proper
ty, but the head of the corporation
made no announcement Of an offer
being made.
When told that the report concern
ing the sale Of the property had a
-consideratios Of over s7OO,0OO fnvolv.
ed, Mr. Northup remarked: There
is one thing certain, such a sum can
buy the property"
From what Mr.. NOrthup stated prao
tically all the stock Of the Pensacola
Terminal Company is owned by Bal
timore parties, and the local stock
holders we're asked to take
stock merely for the purpose
of having Pensacola citizens
on the board Of directors. OF
the seven directors Of the company,
four are local men and the other three
reside in the Maryland city. Mr..
Northup can hold a directors meeting
here whenever he desires, but TO hold
a meeting in Baltimore the presence
of himself or one of the other Pensa-
cola directors is necessary to make
quorum.
The Journals informant stated that he
had every reason to believe that the
deal for the sale of the street railway
property would be cOnsummated with
in the next week or ten days.
The Pensacola journal., 1906-04-08
RUSSIAN OFFICIAL
KILLED BY BOMB
BY Associated Press

TYer, Russia, April 7-GOvernor
Sleptzoff of the Province of Tver, was
assassinated on the street this after
noon by the explosion of bomb. The
body of the governor, who was in a
carriage was terribly mutilated and
the coachman was seriously injured.
The assassin, who is a very young
man, was arrested.
The Pensacola journal., 1906-04-08

All ARRANGEMENTS for the county
democratic primary which takes place
Nay IS have been completed, and the
only thing that now remains is Tor
The voters to make nominations Tor
ne respective Offices.
The county democratic executive
committee met last night at the court
house with Chairman Frank
Reilly presiding and all pre-
cincts represented, except the
sixth and twelfth. The following
answered roll call, either in person or
by proxy: Archie Benton, William
Archer, H. 7. Purcell, Mack Joseph
proxy, A. c. Tppin, James L. Pierce
proxy, W. A. Shelley, NJ. T. Mcmillan,
50o Proctor, n. J. BrewtOn, J. r.
Mgoy, W. G. Williams, John Touart,
:. b. Radcliff, James McHugh, w. A
Duhnam, W B. Hubbard, H c. Clop-
.on' NJ. Q. Baggett, Charles Williams,
E'uAs' A. ]. Fillingim, Mark McCuroy,
W Long, proxy, James Finch, w.
- MAYO. H. c. Killam.
Nnalrman Reilly called attention to
: communication from Secretary w.
=. Jones wherein the ofic,al rendered
-l-s resignation. On motion the resig-
raLon !. OF Mr.. Jones was accepted and
r. B. Radcliff was unanimously elect
eo acting secretary.
Ine minutes Of the last meeting
sere read and the caU Of the commit
both Of which were approved.
Al This Juncture A. c. Tippin repre-
sehllng precinct by proxy objected
- tne assessment against candidates
.Or commissioner. He stated that $40
1N too much, and added that the
The Pensacola journal., 1906-04-08
Esrthuuake Shocks Felt Fifteen
Miles From Mountain.
WOMEN TEAR THEIR HAIR AND
MEN CRY ALOUD AT AWFUL
LOSS CAUSED BY ERUPTION
PAIL OF sULPHURoUs SMOKE
HoVERs OVER SCENE AND
MAKES BREATHING DIFFICULT.
BY Associated Press

Naples, April Mount Vesuvius is
4 colossal brazier. The town of Bos-
ratacase. on the southern declivity, is
gray vista of ruined country COW
sred by tons Of ashes.
Torrents of liquid fire are coursing
in all directions while a pail of sui
INJURIOUS smoke, that hoYers over all,
makes breathing difficult
The streams Of lava are resistless.
They snap like pipe stems, trunks or
chestnuts hundreds Of years old,
blight the blooms on peach trees be
fore the trees themselves have been
reached. raze the homes of peasants
and dash into wells as though seeking
10 slalEe their thirst, then continue
their course down the mountain.
Everywhere pitiful scenes are wit
messed: women are tearing their hair
and old men are crying aloud at the
loss of Their homesteads, while in
striking contrast, les the sapphire co.
ored Mediterranean and the island of
Capri
The statue Of St. Anne, which was
taken to the mountain side 70 confront
the lava is frequently moved back
ward as the tide advances.
Cons ideraIble apprehension is felt
because Of the earthquake shocks are
growing stronger and are felt even at
Cas- -ellammaTe, fifteen miles away.
Each shock is accompanied by deep
and prolonged detonatiOns.
OttsjanO, at the northeast foot Of
the mountain is threatened and the
people are beginning to desert the
town.
The Pensacola journal., 1906-04-08
CAMBRIDGE WINS
ANNUAL BOAT RACE
By AssocIated press

London, April THE sixty-third
annual boat race between crews repre-
senting Oxford and Cambridge, was
rowed today over the usual course,
from Puttney to Mort Lake on the
Thames, a distance of a little over
four and half miles, and was won
by Cambridge by three and a half
lengths after an unexciting race. The
time was nineteen minutes and "a
seconds.
The Oxford men struggled gamely TO
the end, but the work was SC punish
ing that several collapsed at the fin
ish. The weather and water condi-
tions were perfect.
The Pensacola journal., 1906-04-08
OPERATORS WILL MAKE
COUNTER PROPOSAL

New York, April IA conference
of leading coal operators was held
here this afternoon to consider the
arbitration proposal of the miners.
The session was brief and at its
conclusion it was announced that
3he operators will meet again on
Monday prior to the joint session with
the union leaders.
That the operators will have some
sort of counter plan for the arbitra-
ton proposed by President Mitchell
is generally believed but no intima-
ton of its character can be had.
The Pensacola journal., 1906-04-08
PRICE ON HEADS
OF ENGINEERS
BY Associated Press

Paris, April 7.-GalOis today says the
striking miners are reported to have
placed price on the heads of engi-
neers of the Courrieres mines, where
the recent disaster occurred and des-
ignated those who are to asassinate
them. The engineers have been warn
ed and have adopted extreme pre-
cautions.
The Pensacola journal., 1906-04-08
MAY POSTPONE
HAGUE MEETING
BY Associated Press.

Washington, April 1.-THE state de.
partment has suggested to the Rus
sian government, through Ambassa.
dor ROsen, that the date fixed in the
early part of next July for the con.
vening of the second Hague confer
ence will be inconvenient to the Unit
ed States and to other countries in
this continent, and also to the United
States, on account of the Red Cross
convention at Geneva, Switzerland.
No other date was suggested.
The Pensacola journal., 1906-04-08
oranae Tree in Bloom.

F. E. Brawner has an orange tree
in his yard on North Hill which is
now full of white blooms and pre-
sents a beautiful appearance. This
would seem to demonstrate that the
frosts of a few days ago did no dam
age to fruit in this part OF the
country.
w. A. Gahlenbeck was down yes
terday after being confined to his
home for several days by a ruptured
blood vessel in one of his legs.
The Pensacola journal., 1906-04-08
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS TO
CONDUCT INVITATIONS TODAY

The members Of the local council.
knights Of Columbus and the mem
Ders Of the class which is to be
initiated to-day will attend o'clock
mass in body at St. MichaefB
church to-day. The members and
the recruits will march in a body
from the hall Of the council TO the
church and the procession VIII be
about 200 strong. It will take the
entire day to conduct the initiation
ceremonies.
The Pensacola journal., 1906-04-08
NEW RAILROAD
FOR BIRMlNG CHAN
BY Associated Press

Nashville, April THE secretary
of state today granted a charter to the
Louisville, South Pittsburg and Birm-
ingham railroad company, incOrpor-
ated for the purpose Of constructing a
line from Louisville to Birmingham.
The company is capitalized al one
hundred thousand dollars.
The Pensacola journal., 1906-04-08
Marriage Licenses.

The following marriage licenses
were issued during the past week by
County Judge Henry Bellinger:
White-Allcery Ward and Miss
Alice Strickland: Samuel z. Summer
and Miss Dora Kerns.
ColOred-Remis Glenn and CTO.
line Robinson; Will Tyler and Alice
Lavina Malvin: Albert F. Williams
and Olivia Russell; Henry Moore and
Ida Davis: Oscar Searles and Bessie
Thomas; Henry Stillman and Lucy
Moore.
The Pensacola journal., 1906-04-08
UNION CLERKS AGREE TO
MERCHANTS KEEPING OPEN

At meeting Of Local Union No. 25s,
International Clerks Association last
night. it was unanimously agreed TO
allow all merchants who have signed
6 o'clock closing contracts with the
urion. to remain open as late as de-
sired Easter Week. This Organiza-
ton is separate and distinct from
the Clerks Benevolent Association.
The Pensacola journal., 1906-04-08
Roard Of Health Session.

The regular meeting of Jthe board
of health will take place Monday at
noon at the city hall. Several i'm
portant matters are scheduled to
come up before the board. and the
successful applicants in the recent
sanitary examination will probably
be made known.
The Pensacola journal., 1906-04-08
AGREEMENT SIGNED IN
PITTs8uRG DISTRICT

Pittsburg, April President
Frank Feeham of the United Miners
district organizations annOuncei this
afternoon that from the number of
signatures to the agreement received
Up to noon to-day mines producing
fully ninety. per cent of the tonnage
OF the Pittsburg district will be IN
operation Monday.
The Pensacola journal., 1906-04-08
A Small Rlaze-

Last night about 9:45 o'clock the
fire department was called to extin-
guish a blaze in a small residence
at 1918 North Alcaniz street The
flames we're in the kitchen and
caught from the stove. The fire was
quickly subdued without serious loss
The Pensacola journal., 1906-04-08
Ncrthun Postoffce.

The new postOfice, Northup on
the dummy line has been opened for
business. Mail will be sent from
Pensacola twice daily, at Z a. m. and
1910 D. M Thomas Harris has been
commissioned postmaster.
The Pensacola journal., 1906-04-08
HOUSE CONSIDERED
POST OFFICE BILL
BY Associated Press.

Washington, April THE house
did not indulge itself in the usual Sat
urday half holiday, but continued the
consideration of the postof1ce appro-
pTiatiOn bill. In the latitude allowed
in debate the discussion took on a
wide range, almost every subject now
before the people being referred to.
The Pensacola journal., 1906-04-08
Physicians Agree that Patient is
Suffering from Bronchial
Pneumonia.
DR.. WHITE, OF MARINE HosPIT
AL SERVICE ADVISED GOV.
VARDAMAN THAT CASE WAS
UNDOUBTEDLY ONE OF VEL
LOW JAcK-PHYsIclANs CON.
CUR IN DIAGNOSIS.
BY Associated Press.

jackson, Miss, April 7.-Governor
Vsrdaman to-day received a letter
from surgeon White, at New Orleans
stating. Notwithstanding contrary re-
ports. that case of yellow fever ex-
listed at Kenner, La DR.. White says
he has seen the patient and has no
doubt it is one of yellow fever.
The Pensacola journal., 1906-04-08
Will Convene Monday.

A meeting of the board of public
works is scheduled to take place
Monday afternoon at $50 o'clock at
the city hall Only routine business
it is understood will be considered.
The Pensacola journal., 1906-04-08
SIXTEEN BODIES
TAKEN FROM MIN f
Ry Assoeiated Press

Lens, France, April 7.-Sixteen
more bodies were brought up from the
mines at Courrieres today. Another
living horse was found but no more
living men. The indignation of the
population against the mine manage
msnt and engineers is inereasiAg-@---..
The Pensacola journal., 1906-04-08
NEW HUNGARIAN
CABINET FORMED
Rx Associated Press.

Vienna April AFTER innumer-
able conferences to-day the new Hun
garian cabinet was finally constitut-
ed. The appointment of Dr. Alex
w ekerle. as premier, was confirmed.
The Pensacola journal., 1906-04-08
JAY GOULD WINS THE
TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIP
BY Associated Press

New York. April Jay Could,
representing the Tuxedo Racquet ana
Tennis Club, won the national court
tennis championship title to-day by
defeating Charles E. Sands. Gould
who is only seventeen years of age
won from Sands in three straight
sets.
The Pensacola journal., 1906-04-08
In Anthracite Field Finds Mine
Workers StaunGhIy Support
Ing Prss't. Mitchell.
OPERATORS WILL MAKE couN-
TER PROPOSITION TO ARBI.
TRATIoN PROPOSAL OF MIN.
ERS - MINES IN PITTs6URG
DISTRICT WILL BE WORKING
MONDAY.
BY Associated Press

Philadelphia, April THE end of
the first week of idleness in the an
thracite coal region finds the mine
workers staunch in support of Presi-
dent Mitchell.
Reports from all sections of the
hard coal field are to the effect that
there is little change in the situa-
ton.
The Pensacola journal., 1906-04-08
IS A SYNDICATE AFTER
LOCAL STREET RAILWAY?
WARSHIPS ARE NOT
NEEDED IN CHINA
Rv Associated Pres.

Washington, April THAT
warships are not needed in Chi
nese waters at this time to pre-
serve peace is indicated in a
cable message received at the
navy department, saying the
battleships Ohio and Wiscon-
sin and the gunboat Concord,
which have been at Shanghai
for several weeks, left that
port yesterday for Kobe, Japan.
The Pensacola journal., 1906-04-08
MOUNT VESUVTUS A
COLOSSAL BRAZIER
TYPHOID FEVER IN
CITY OF PiTTsRuRG
By Associated Press.

Pittsburg, April 7.-Seventy-
more cases of typhoid fever
were reported to the board of
health today. This is the
greatest number recorded in
any one day in the past nine
years and is causing much
alarm. In the past four days
there have been 245 cases and
since January / the total has
reached 1872 cases.
The Pensacola journal., 1906-04-08
Grand Lodoe Meeting.

number OF members OF Bay
Lodge. No. 25O5. Knights Of Honor
will leave to-day and Monday for
Gainesville to attend the grand lodge
meeting which convenes thOG0 -
Tuasdag,
The Pensacola journal., 1906-04-08
EIGHT LIVES LOST IN
BURLINGTON WRECK

Missoula, Mont, April IA wreck
is reported on the Billings Division
OF the Burlington roam in which
eight lives are said to have been
The Pensacola journal., 1906-04-08
MRS. ROOSEVELT AND
PARTY AT SAVANNAH
BY Associated Pness-

Savannah, April Mrs. Roose-
yelt and party landed. here from the
MayfOwer to-day. They left this
afternoon for Washington,
The Pensacola journal., 1906-04-08
Resignation of ". C. Jones a
Secretary of Executive Com
mittee Accepted.

EVERYTHING IN READINESS FOR
THE HOLDING or THE DEMO-
CRATIC PRIMARY IN MAY
CANDIDATES WERE PRESENT
At MEETING AND EXPRESSED
SATISFACTION WITH ARRANGE
MENTS.
The Pensacola journal., 1906-04-08
Moroccan conventlon.

Algeciras. April THE Moroccan
convention was signed this afternoon
and the conference adjourned sin
die.