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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-15
nusladsfaa
sSirS pieIIei9t sur 4uffldruns bes Mor6es
9auI STARTS fiibren.

60. ROlen. IA Sabre oft, 532 Grbor
abenue uobnbaft. tuurbe seifsrn bon
feinem 3immsrssnohsn Mrtbur Wil.
larb, II Sabre alt, auf unslhdli6e
Weife bur& einen s9ub i9wsr Der.
lest. Die beiben Siinalinse tparsn auf
ibrer stube nit @einisuns ibrer @e.
polDer bei&dfttst. Winarb bate ieinen
@ebolber tpieber 3uIammenaeiebt unb
luo benielben, aIs pl6bIi9 Der 6abn
f6nappte uno Elm S9uB lossins. Sie
&ugel traf ben in Der @dbs ffsbenbsn
Nolen in ben untsrleib; Der @etroFene
puroe in gefdbrli9sm 3utanbe in's
9oipiial bef6rbert.
@illarb wurbe osrbaftet. guf Der
pOli3siFation angetOmmsn, uurbe sr
BON bem 9apitdn. ai9 in's @erb6r
genommsn, nobel ss fb TN SerIaufs
beg @eiprd&es berausfslts, oaB Nil.
laro nit Dem tir3li9 ermoroetsn pauI
Dfarfs gut befannt fei. Die polisei
permutbet einsn guten Sang BEL Der
Werbaftung bss Wilarb ssma9t su
baben, t1eIae bielei9t 3ur Muftldruna
BEG nc& in tiefes Sunfel gehhlIten
Marfss sMorbes fhbren tuiro.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-15
Ssrmnnn Soif bsrartbsilt.

6ermann SOff, wsl9er am lesten
Na6ltass i'm Nopsmber Sobn Smitb
srIdofsn botts, betnnnts fi4 beute
Woreen i'm Rrin,inalseri4t bes Sobt-
fblaas I&ulbig. &i&tsr alforo beriirs
i6silte ibn onrauf bin 3u elmer Strafe
bon swei big IA Sabren. tpel9e er I'm
Staats.@ .@sfdnsniB gu psrbiiBsn babsn
piro. SoH ift As Sabre alt. Sas
Wotib Der S6at mar gifsriu9t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-15
6rantlim=Wosart=Teier
Inter ben Auipisien bes 8erbanbes beutIder
gereine.

Sn Der 6aqe bss l1nabbdnaiaen
8urnpereins finbet beute @benb unter
ben auipisisn bes 8srbanbes Seuii&er
0sreine eine 5ranflin Woaart Jeier
ftatt.
6err prDfeiior gtir uirb einen 0or.
trag: rgenianin Jranflin" baltsn uuo
6err profefior Mar 2edner bat bic
GoreRe: rSobann Mosart" tiber-
nommen.
alle geamte unb DsIsgaten Rnb
freunoli3ff erfudt, rsdt pnnitli& au
.eri9einen, ba prdtiie 8 Ilbr nit oeln
programm be9onnen perben mirb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-15
9ur9ituitt cine 8lntaaer beim
Oeffnen eimer Tlai&e.

5reo Srewes, 26 Sabre aft, 124 g.
9elamare etrabe tpObnhaft, berlebte
fi9 gefern beim Oeffnen elmer 5laf4e.
Seine Wunoe tuurbs ibm i'm Yiipen.
farium berbunoen. gr molte eine
gierfaf4e 0ffnen, nobel Der Gals Der
5lai&e bra4 unb er fidb cine Olusaoer
auii4sn 3sigefnger uno Saumsn
bur9f4nitt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-15
Seutiasr Yionisr=gereim.

Sas arrangements @omite fur oas
Sabresfeft oss Osuti9sn pionisr Ser.
ems belt geitsr1 in Der @ermania
6aas cine Yeriammlung ab. Sas
prosramm ptrb ipdter befannt gsgss
ben perbsn. gObiel ldbt R4 iebo&
l.st itoH nit gsitimmtbsit psrF@srn,
bus oos 5sf ieinen gorgdnsern in
tsinsr @siIe na9fsben uirb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-15
R ar balI Tielo I'm
. I c Z 5 G n.

Rem . OOrf. Is. San. Ole Mer,te
gtari5aaGieIe's gsben betannt, bob eine
@ieoer5erffsqung bsfelbsn tpahri9sin.
LID ausgsftluhen iff.
6eute WOrgsn betrug bic Sisber.
8smperatur 104 @rao BET isbr &c.
i4wd&tsr 5erstbdtisfsit. nile 5ami-
lisn.Witglisoer fino an bas 2agsr bss
Gterbenoen gerufsn tporben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-15
Sla&tlinse bon YlainFelS.

9srr Oorf, Superintenbent Der Me.
formi4ule tn pIainiislb. bena&ri@.
tiste bic bieFse poliaei, bab Morris
Surpen bon princeton. Snb.. l8 Sabre
oft, uno 6arrp @line BON Southport,
Snb.. i'm gleiten Ilter, aug Qenanntsr
NnffaIt aEsgebro4en uno entwiden
fno. Sie beioen Gla9tlinge trugen
bet ibrem Uerf&winoen bic Mn5faIts.
fIsiber.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-15
@mnoerbares @adstbum.
SnbianapoIiS errueitert ii6 nit Hieien:
i9ritten sur @roBftaSt.

Wenn man cine neueifs 4arts mi
elmer iol9en BON. Dor etua 10 Sabrer
oerglsidt, fisbt man nit Staunen.
tpsl9e sroBartige 8erdnberunsen Dor.
gegangen fino in 8e3ug auf BIZ
duBeren Emrifs unisrsr Stabt.
@o friiber nod meits Stride untsl
bem pfus Ft bsfanbsn, srbebt fIG
isbt 6aus an Saus, @ef&dftsplaB on
@efadftspIus.
Nad allen &i9tungen bin mubte oi
Staotgrense bon Sabr 3u Sabr binaus=
9ei9oben tperoen, nm ben berdnoerten
gerbdltnifien Rs4nuna su traasn.
Sm Siben Der .aot, NO man
friiber Sunoerte BON tleinsn Sem iiies
uno Sru6tfarmsn au ieben gsmobni
mar, ift bas Bib jest pollfdnois per-
dnbert; Elm 8srritOrium Biz 3u bier
Weilen bonn @enttim 1T Der Staot
sinberlsibt unb In Yauiisllen ausgsIsst,
unb Waurer uno 3immerleuts fino
fOrtud6reno sei@dftis. neue Wpbn.
bduler auf3ufthrsn. bic iOfori nod i6rer
Gerti9fellung bssOaen ueroen.
gbenio 1T es i'm Often unb @eiten;
i'm lebteren Sbsils, in Der Ndbe Der
Srrsnanfalt. finb in ben lebten 3usi
Ooer orei Sabren allein unsefdbr 1000
8aupldbe benz Serritorium Der Staot
6in3u9efa9t worben.
am srObartisfen bat fi9' isoO9 bic
Stabt naa benz Norben 3u erweitert.
Bis binauf an bic SHbsrsnas bon
grOao &ippls, finf Wleilsn bon Der
WaibinstOn strabe. bat fi9 Snbianas
polig geoebnt; grOab &ipple uno Sns
oianapOlis eri@einen su einem @ansen
peri&mOlJFn. Mu& bies immsnis Ssr-
rain bat ben i6m frhber sisenen gba=
ratter als 5armlanb bollRdnbis Der.
loren. lleberal entfsbsn Wohnhduisr
uno stpar finb gerabe bier eintae Der
mOoernifen unb lururi6isfsn @efben.
gen. bic in ben Issten Sabrsn ssbaut
uurben. st finosn. Yieie 5duEer fnb
ni4t etua bon Spetulantsn getuiher.
maBen auf @orratb gebaut moroen.
iOnosrn bic rapib 3unebmsnbe Beb6lte.
rung madte biefe 8autsn notbpenbig.
Dat bod bic 3abl Der itimmbsrs9tig=
ten @inpobner i'm Sabre 1905 um
ni9t pepiger als 9suntauisno siigs.
nomnien.
Der bon Snoianapolis singsnom-
meme @sinmmt Sld4enraum betrdat
swii9sn 20 unb 80 Qunbrat Weilen.
ssit bem l. Mdr3 1905 big iebt finb
oieism 6ld&enraum fiebsis neus gr6bers
une fleinere @ompIere nit einem 8e.
iammt'5 5lddsninbalt bon nabsau 800
ader binsuseftist wOrbsn, sstpib Elm
bhbi9sr 3uwn9s In benz fur3sn 3eit-
raum bon etwas tiber aebn Ronaten,
unbIno9 INNER if bon einem Still
fano abiolut ni9t bic &ebe, nod im-
mer tommen neue Nbbitipnsn bin3u.
Die @runb. @igsntbumsspreiie fino
nathrli9 in Solse Der regen Bautbdtia-
teit rapioe 9ehiesen. Dor Elm paar
Sabrsn nod fonnte Elm Mder 2anb In
ben isBt neusn Staottbsilsn fur $500
fdufii4 erinorben perben, mahrenb
bsuts fdr bahslbe 2anb $4,000 uno
oartiber pro ader berIanst unb. mas
nod bshsr III, au9 wi0ig bs3ablt tusrs
ben.
Rod ME 3ubor In Der .@ef3i&te ber
Staot TT Elm fOl9' grobartiger Sort.
i8ritt gu bersei4nen 9etueisn unb bic
Iusf9ten fino wirfli9 sldn3snb bafur,
BOB Snbianapolis In abiebbarer 3eit
nit polem Re9te ben Namen eiiier
@roBffabt berbient.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-15
Staotratb.

stnotrntb= =prdfosnt gppsrt piro
9sute Abenb bic grnsnnungen fur als
fts6snosu @omites far bas laufenos
Sa9r bstannt sebsn. Srgenb tuel9s
anoeren Gei9dfte perbsn IN Der SiBs
ung wa6ri9sinli9 ni9t Jur grleoisung
tpmmen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-15
Snbanappis, Snb, Nipntas t5 Sanaar

berbeiratbet bat an sinen iungen Mant
isner @emeinoe, iebo9 Obne uniers
Ginmillisuns gu erbOlen.
Sin anberer Gal betraf einen 2na.
Zen in Columbus. Snb.. Der feline CUTE
Stsauns beimli9 perlieb unb tbs,
behen 8erbteiben mir Big beute nod
ntdts erfabrsn tonnten.
Sobann battsn mir beIonosre Ius.
gaben fur einige MusbeNerungen am
anftaltsgebduos unb In bsmielbsn uno
bat bas Oireftorium auf BeIdlub Der
Ssfeai9aft enoIi9 sinen Reuer aHbsr.
9alb oes @ebduoes oausrbaft uno bill
Zig bergeteQt.
unier treuDeroienter 9ausarst, Or.
@uiSo Bel, iouis aud bic SpseiaIifen
9eatb uno Nlbre9t, NpOtbeter Serb.
Wueller unb Sbierart 6. @reiner ba-
ben wieoer ibrs gei9dsten 9ienfe ges
leifet unb suar gratis. Sm Namen
Der 8eieli&aft lei hermit ibnsn uniere
ber3libe Gnertennuns ausseipro9en.
8ergefien barf ni9t tperben, bab
mir am leBten Weibna9tsfeit eine er-
bebenSe @briftbaum-6eisr i'm Waiien-
baus nit ben 2inoern batten, moran
eine 9robe Nnaabl Maiisnfrsunbe aus
unieren @emeinbsn She'll nabmen.
Sa3u batten aud biele Greunbe 8elb
uno anoere @eiaente sefanot. allen
iei bersli9 Sant ssiaet.
Die GorrsipOnoen3 umFabte 81 e..
baltene uno "a abgeianbte S9rsibsn.
geiOnbere gsrmd9tniHs tparen: /. gon
9einr. a6bIer bon 3ionsbiae, tpel9ss
fd mad Nngabe bes Sefamentsboll=
ftreders auf ca. $1,000 bslaufen mag
uno i'm Augufi oieiss Sahrss our Nus-
3ablung gelansen io0.
2. Sin @ermddtnib bes Ssrrn Con.
rab Selling aus Wonrompiae, Maen
Co., Snb.. bon 800, bisI uns burd
6errn paitOr 6. %. 9isbsrib am 8.
San. b. s. seianbt tuurbsn.
8. Stane unldn9ff in ben 6ffentl.
8ldttern. bob 6err 9. Sranf g9mib
.bem beutf4en luther. @aiienbaus"
$40O teifamentarii9 berma9t babe.
uopon Id iebo9 nod teine off3isle
Na4ri&t erbalten babe.
4. Im IL. b. W. fanbte mir bur9
feline SO&tsr SRI. CLARA 6err WilbeIm
9aueiien als @ebd9tnibfonb ieiner
unldnsft abseidisbsnsn gbefrau. s1OO
uno III nit hsrslt9sm Sant EN-.
pfangen.
gnblt4 lei nod bemerft, baB Der
geroienf Der 18 Sabre alien Waiien.
timber fur oieielbe in Der vSnb. Sruf
Co." beponirt uurbe unb tpirb.
Ius benz &ahenberi9t iei nur bsrs
borgeboben, baB uniere @efammtein-
nabme ff9 auf 4406.29 bsIduft, bic
.Aussabe auf 3596.73 unb bic @tra.
.benidulosI sIb3ablung auf $650.73, 3us
fammen $4247.64 ausma9t, alfo elm
9aRsnb.fanb bon $l5865 bleibt. Wir
baben nod eine6traBen.8 eHsrungss
f9ulb bon $1,000.
Jtir bic 10 ganitige 9ur9bilfe lei
allen @ebern. bor anem aber benz treuen
@ott unb 0ater i'm 9immeI 9ant
bargebra&t! Wie St bisbsr gebol.
fen, TO beIfe ct aud weiter, bur@
@briifus unfern 6errn. Mmen.
q. seuel. pafor.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-15
s&iebatxss axf Der etrake.

an Centre part unb IL etrabs
aelte ft& gefern Ta9mitinQ Der Is.
idbrige 8eIesraptift Clarence @opber
bon go. 7O7 Norb GaH:@ :@trnbe arf
unb feuette minhsfens 80 bis IS
S&hfie auf paiianten ab. obue qIiid-
li&er @eiie Semanbsn su trsifen, es
murbe perbaftet unb uirb, iuenn ni@t
Wabnfinn 3ur gntf&uibiguus bieni.
feline S&iebabuns ertldrsu mniIsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-15
11miere Offemtli@en S@mlen.

Nad ben i'm ftatiifii&en Bureau bee
etaates 3uiammsngsiielten 8abeasn
bstrdat Der @ertb allsr 6ffentli&en
S4ulen i'm Staate bic bhbide Summe
bon s20, 967, ,058. Yon bisism 8e.
trage inb s12, ,496. 397 in Ldnbli&en
s&ulen, SO. .932. 797 in edulen flei.
ner Crti9aftsn uno $19. 537. 1854 in
Sdulsn gr6Bsrsr Gtdbte angelegt.
0on ben ldnbli9sn G4ulsn reprd-
isntirsn bislsnigsn In Mabiion @ountp
ben er6Bten Wsrtb nit s346. $50; II,
Nllen gountp fnb oieie' s1ulen nit
1926. $50 uno in Montgomsrp @ountp
nit 1907, 450 bewsrtbet. 9en niebrie.
ften 8elOwertb bon allen berartisen
S&ulen baben bieisnisen in Obio-
@Ountn nit $l4. 500 unb idmmtlide
S1hlen in oieiem @ountp befBen nur
.insn Wsrtb bon 500. 500. Bel @eitem
Der nieorigite getrag unter o,n S9ul.
mertben allsr tibrigen counties i'm
Staate. Nit ben bO9fen Setrdsen
als Wertb ibres @dul.g .gisentbums
fino Marion @ountp nit $3,069, 908,
Ga pOrte @Ountp NIT 81, ITO. $50 uno
NQen Gountp nit 81, l,076,250 psrs
aei1net.
2lsinsre Srtidaften in 5ountain
@Ountp baber 800, 900, In Ssnrp
gountp s132, 920, in Gulliuan 60.
Sill. .035 unb @rant @ountp $115,.
400 in edulen anselsst.
Bon grbBsrsn Stdbten marI9irt
SnbianapOlis nit 1921. $40 on Der
Spiss. South gsnb nit 1892. 500
gpanspias nit 100000 unb Sort
Mupns nit 1888. 900 fOIssn.
Sis ftatiftifden Sabslen 3eigen fsrs
ner, bab I'm aan3sn State 16,257
2sbrer uno 2sbrrrinnsn angsHsut finb,
wsl&e Elm Sur9f&nitts. .gsbaIt bon nur
1912 pro Sag be3isben.
Sn gr6beren Stdbtsn fnb an wsibsn
2ebrern anssfsat 612 mdnnliGe unb
348o peibli9e, an farbigsn 2sbrsrn
81 mdnnIi@e unb SO tpeibli9e; In tlei.
nersn Orti9aften bsfinbsn fi9 al
usiBen 2sbrsrn 5O7 mdnnli&e uno
1O45 peibli9e, an farbigsn IL mdnns
li&e unb 5 meibli9e, suiammen 1868
Qebrer.
Die ldnbli&eh ge3irfe baben on tpei.
zen 2sbrern 5166 mdnnli&e unb 5223
msibli9e. unb an farbisen 2sbrern 16
mdnnli4e unb "a msibli9e. Die Shat.
ia4e, oab bic 3ahl ber mdnnIiaen unb
weibli9en 2ebrer in ben ldnbli9en Be-
sirtsn un9efdbr slei9 sroB iif. tpirtt
uueItuIuSlIu.
yta9 benz @enius bon 1900 6atte Der
Staat Snbiana sine geb6lferuna bon
2, ,458, 5O2 Weiben unb 36.853 Gar.
bigen uno Die Statiifit bon 1905 3eigt,
oab fi9 unter oieier geb6Itarung 153, :
1873 treiBe unb Is. 533 farbige perios
men f9ulpfi9tigen Altsrs bsfinben;
batid4li6 wurben bie S9uIen iebo9
nur bon $4,000 tusibsn unb 9,5l8
farbigen perionen beiu&t. Der tds-
li4e Sur4ianitisbefu9 fur ole s9us
len bes Staates be3iifert fidb auf 417,-
5Sl psrioasH far ohsntIi9s unb A.
13O perfonen fur pripate S6uIeu.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-15
Grlas isimen Bmaoen.

Der Hsser 5arrp Williams, usI3sr
am 6reitns absnb an Der 3oleoc Ctr.
bon Sobn @bits bur9 sinen S4ub in
Den Ilntsrlsib f9uer perlebt uurbe,
itarb am WOntas Worsen i'm itdoti'
i9sn Soipital an ben 5ol9en feiner
8erlebuneen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-15

o. Die beffe 5 Gent @igarre in
Der Staot, Ruac's n2ongfeuom".
The Pensacola journal., 1906-04-06
The worrying Habit.

I asked a physician what cure be
would suggest for the worrying habit.
''I would prescribe common sense" he
said. "And IL a man or woman hasn't
gOt stock on hand and can't cultivate
one no doctor can give it to him or
her. This worrying nonsense grows.
The best means to cure 1t Hes In the
hands Of the woman herself. II she
viii just call little common sense to
her aid, resolve not TO borrow trouble,
to be cheerful and think upon the best
side Of things, she will live longer and
retain her beauty longer. Every wom-
an wants to keep beautiful to the last
Why does she take the course which is
sure to make her yellow skinned, dull
eyed and thoroughly unlovely?"
Why, indeed New XCrk Globe.
The Pensacola journal., 1906-04-06
Arrow Shields

The other day 1 saw a little, modern
book, in green cover, on a table in
drawing rom. ! picked it up. It
was about the early French in Canada,
and my eye fell on a copy of draw
ing by their leader, Champlin, or Cham
plain. The scene represented was an
attack by the native allies Of the
French, the Algonquins, on fort held
by Iroquois. The Algonquins advanced
through showers of arrows under
shields nearly as tall as themselves,
like doors with rounded tops, Now,
you may ses exactly the same sort Of
shields in picture of lion hunt, in
laid in gold and silver, on the bronze
blade Of a dagger found by DR.. Schlie-
mann in ''the grave of Agamemnon."
These monstrous Mycenaean shields
cause much discussion among the learn
ed. Why were they so huge? The Al
gOnquins used the very same shields,
hung from their necks, and the reason
was the same-their battles were bat
ties Of archers, and nobody can parry
a shower Of arrows with a smaller
shield, Shields grew small in Greece
as bow and arrow went out and sword
and spear came in.-London Illustrat-
ed News.
The Pensacola journal., 1906-04-06
FULL LINE OF {. p. REED &
co.'s OXFORD TIES JUST REcEIV.
ED. LOUIS FRIEDMAN & co. 2t
The Fiddle Drin.

The eddie drilI'' is one Of the Oldest
stonecutting tools in existence. It is
said TO antedAte Greek sculpture and
g in use today in about the same form
as it was 1000 years ago. As its name
implies, its action resembles a fiddle.
The drill is Of two pieces. In one hand
a carver holds the drill stock, which is
like a carpenters brace, except that it
is straight instead Of having a crank.
IN the other hand be holds the ''bow," ,"
which is strung with a brass wire and
which is given a turn around the drill
stock. To use the drill the carver
places the drill stock against his breast,
holding it with his left hand, and with
his right he draws the bow back and
forth, fiddle fashion. This imparts a
rotary motion 10 the drill stock, and
the drill is ground to cut in either way
1t turns. The fiddle drill is used in the
finest work, in crevices where the
sculptor could not reach with his chisel
and hammer without endangering the
carving.
The Pensacola journal., 1906-04-06
CHILDREN
II You Have Any AIIing Ones This
Will Interest You.

1--WE see so many little boys and
girls, about town who are weak, thin
legged and hollow-cheeked," said a
member of the firm of w. H. White &
Co, our well known druggists, cit
seems a shame to allow them to re-
main so for they will grow up into
weak, sickly and nervous men and
women, without the vitality to work
or enjoy life.
'R," continued he, "the fathers and
mothers of such children would be
lieve what we say of Vinol, we would
see a great difference in the appear
ance of the younger generation of this
city. You know Vinol is not a patent
medicine, and is just the tonic grow
ing children need. 1t will make for
them good, healthy flesh, sound bone,
hard muscle and rich, red blood.
True, Vinol is a cod liver oil prep
aration. but it does not contain drop
Of oil, or any bad tasting feature. II
is so delicious that all children love
it, yet it actually does contain all the
medicinal elements found in fresh
Gods livers, and is the most whole
some and best medicine for children
we ever sold.
1T is because we know what VinoI
will do that we guarantee if it fails to
make your children well, rugged and
rosy, to refund your money" w. H.
White & Co., druggists.
The Pensacola journal., 1906-04-06
INSURANCE.
The Beginnings of This Now Common
Mode of Protection.

The Beginnings of This Now Common
Mode of Protection.
The practice Of insurance was known
to the ancients, being in vogue at the
beginning Of the Christian era.
The insurance Of ships was undoubt-
edly part Of the business of the Hanse-
attic league, which was formed about
1140 by the port towns of Germany to
protect themselves against the pirates
Of Sweden and Denmark.
The custom Of drawing out insurance
policies originated in Florence in 1923,
although regular chamber of insur-
ance was formed at Bruges early in the
fourteenth century, and the practice
was in general use in Italy in 1894 and
In England in 1850.
Fire and life insurance is Of much
more recent origin. Some of the an
cient guilds provided compensation for
any Of their members who suffered loss
from fire, but the insurance Of goods
and houses as a distinct branch Of busi-
ness cannot be traced farther back
than 1867, the year after the great fire
Of London.
The first regular company, the Hand.
INLAND, was founded in 1896, and five
other companies still existing were
started In the quarter Of a century
which followed. L4e Insurance was
FIRST undertaken by the Amicable in
17O6.-London Standard.
The Pensacola journal., 1906-04-06
Understood that the Matter viii
Soon Be Legally Determined
in All Phases.
TO DETERMINE WHETHER PER.
SONS WHO WILL HAVE BEEN
IN STATE ONE YEAR AT TIME
OF ELECTION HAVE RIGHT 10
REGISTER AND PARTICIPATE
IN MAY PRIMARY.

Interest in the coming democratic
primary is increasing daily and
naturally the Office of Supervisor Of
Registration Scott is being beseiged
with persons who Oesire to register
and afterward exercise their right OF
American freemen by voting for their
choice.
The question as to who possesses
the legal right to register is a matter
that is now being discussed in pOlit-
ftical circles. Many contend that a
person who will have been in the
state one year at the time of the ger
eral election. and has complied with
the laws in all respects, governing
elections, is qualified to register and
vote in the primary. Others state
the contrary, and add that at me
time Of registration the applicant
must have been in the state the re-
quired time. one year. and qualified
ia all other legal aspects before he
can secure a certificate Of registTa-
ton.
For the edi6cation Of the public
An Act passed at the 1905 session of
the legislature entitled An Act 10
provide for the registration of ali le-
Eally QualifieI voters in the several
counties Of the state, and to provide
for general and special elections and
for the returns of elections" is Pro-
6uced herewith which read as fol
aOws:
Section 1. Every male person of
the age Of twenty-One years and up
wards. that shall at the time OF
registration be a citizen Of the Unit.
ed States. and shall have resided and
had his habitations, dOmicile, home
and place of permanent abode in
Florida for one year, ana in the c0un-
" for six months, shall, If otherwise
Oualifled according to law in such
county, be deemed a qualified electOT
at all elections under the Constitu-
ton. Naturalized citizens Of the
United States, at the time of and be
fore registration shall produce to the
registration officer his certificate of
naturalization or a duly certified
copy thereof, and shall make oath
that he is the identical person
named in such certificate. before they
shall. be allowed to register"
Supervisor Scott yesterday had an
applicant. who Supervisor Scott
states, acknowledged that he had re-
turned to Florida last July, but dur
ing his absence had registered else
where.
In view Of the importance of the
matter. il is thought that the ques-
tion viii be legally determined at an
early date as TO whether or not a
person who will have been a resi-
dent Of the state for one year at the
time Of the general election or pre-
viOUsly has the right TO register and
vote in the primary on May Is.
The Pensacola journal., 1906-04-06
WHO CAN REGISTER is
THE LEADING QUESTION
CHINESE AT WORK
ON NAVAL STORES
ALAcHUA COUNTY OPERATOR
HAS IMPORTED SIXTY
cELESTIALS FROM
PACIFIC COAST.

The Jacksonville Industrial Record
says: With the introduction OF
imported labor into Florida, c.
w Chase, the naval stores
operator of Gainesville, Fla, who
owns several large enterprises
of this kind in Alachua county and
other sections, hopes TO solve the Ia
Dor problem as far as the naval
stores business is concerned.
Mr.. Chase says that while the
naval stores interests have been one
CT the leading industries in Florida
for the past few years, the operators
have experienced considerable diff
Guilty in securing help. Notwith-
standing that good wages have been
paid. and the emplOye was almost
the master of the men who gave them
work, the negro. realizing his import
ance in the making Of turpentine, has
been disposed to do almost as he
pleased, with the result that he ex-
ercised his own ideas as to when
and where ne should work. This
condition of affairs made him indie
pendent, and as a rule he has given
the operator no end Of trouble and
inconvenience. at quite a financial
loss.
Mr.. Chase says that while he was
willing TO submit to some consider
alton Of the negro, went about the
matter to secure more reliable help.
He has imported from Portland, Ore
gon, about sixty Cbianmen. Mr..
Chase's agent or representative ex-
planned to the Cinnamon the nature
Of the work, and induced them to
come. A private Pullman car was
secured, and in this the party left
Portland in flrst-class condition, ana
after nine days travel arrived at
Paradise Saturday night. They ap-
peared well pleased, and have gone
to work with a willingness. 1t is the
purpose of the management to work
the men in the woods, as well as in
all other places incident to the man
ufacture Of turpentine, and it is
believed they will make good, COM
petent and faithful employees.
This group comprises some very
intelligent people. who speak English
fiuently, and are strictly American
lied. A few of them were in the
city Monday, making purchases, and
made quite a favorable impression
on those whom they met.