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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-02-17
Chaplain Barton Perry
To Leave Fort BarranCas.

Chaplain Barton W. Perry, of Fort
Barancas, has been ordered to Fort
Washington, very attractive and de-
sirsble post near Washington, D. c.
Chaplain Perry and his charming
wife and lovely daughter, Miss Grace,
have been at Fort Barrancas for the
past three years. They have a num-
Der of friends in Pensacola, as well
as at Fort Barrancas, who regret ex-
ceedingly their departure
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-02-17

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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-02-17
Beware of Ointrnents for Ca
tarrh that Contain
Mercury.

as mercury will surely destroy the sense
of smell and completely derange the
whole system when entering it through
the mucous surfaces. Such articles should
never be used except on prescriptions
from reputable physicians as the damage
they will do is ten fold to the good Won
can possibly derive from them. Halls Ca
tarrh Cure, manufactured by ]. F. Che
ney & Co. Toledo. o.. contains no mer-
curry. and is taken internally, acting di-
rectly upon the blood and mucous sur
faces of the system. In buying Halls
Catarrh Cure be sure YOU get the genu-
Inc. IL Is taken internally and made in
Toledo, Ohio. by F. J Cheney & Co.
Testimonials free.
Sold by Druggists. Price. 75c per bot
tie
Take Halls Family Pills for constipa-
ton.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-02-17
DOES YOUR SCALP ITCH?
Are Your Hairs Dropping One by One?

If your scalp itches you are doubt
less suffering from dandruff The
dandruff germ is digging up your scalp
in little flakes, called dandruff, and
sapping the life of the hair bulb. No
hair preparation that is a mere nair
stimulant and tonic will cure dam
druff, because it won't kill the germ
that causes the trouble. Newhro's
Herpicide is the latest scientific dis
covery; and it will kill the dandruff
germ and you will have no more dan
druff, falling hair or badness. Two
sizes, SOC and 81. For sale by w. A.
druggist and apothecary.
121 South Palafox street, or send 1Oc
in stamps for sample to The Herpi-
eide Co., Detroit, Mich.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-02-17
Surprise Valentine
Party for Miss Lee.

A pleasant surprise party was given
Miss Lille Lee on Thursday night by
her sister, Miss Edna.
At eight O'Clock the guests surprised
the hostess in the parlOr, where she
had decided to spend the evening
alone.
After series of enjoyable games
the valentine box was opened, and
much merriment resulted in the read
ings.
Those present were: Mrs. Frank
Lee, Mr.. and Mrs. c. Daw and son,
Misses Ethel Gould, Jessie Prather,
Valery Flowers, Reba Barter, Leila
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-02-17
Mrs. V. ]. Vidal Gives
Informal Card Party.

Tuesday evening Mrs. V. J. Vidal
gave a small card party in honor of
her guests, Mrs. Henry Simon, of
Chicago, Mrs. George Burgoyne, and
Miss Mamie Farrow. A very pleas
ant evening was spent After the card
games refreshments were served.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-02-17
Mrs. Blanchard
Entertains at Brent.

Mrs. Allie Blanchard gave a most
delightful Entertainment at her pleas
ant home at Brent, on the evening of
the 18th inst.
Mr.. Press. Blanchard made the
time pleasantly by playing some nice
pieces on the phenograph. before the
guests arrived. Next on the program
was the rendering of several fine Sc
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-02-17
Dance Given
Visiting Ladies.

Thursday night there was a very
pleasant dance at the Catholic Knights
Hall, given by several young men in
honor of Miss Elsie Adams, of Illinois.
Miss Williams of Tennessee, Mrs.
Miller, of Alabama and Mrs. Reed, OF
Gulfport, Miss.
The dance was well attended, about
thirty couples being present, who en-
jOyed the evening very much Re
freshments were served during the
evening.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-02-17

Today Mrs. Sol Calm will entertain
at dinner, at her home on Palafox Hill.
in honor of Miss Leah Cahn's guest,
Miss Simon, of DemOpolis, Ala, and
Mrs. IchbaUm, who is the guest of
Mrs. Bernard NJ Solomon.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-12
GOES MAD
Italian StabS Two Men i'll a
Fit Of Insanity.
LEAPS FROM RAILROAD CAR
Andre Manei, After Being Taken 90
French Police station, Draws sti-
Ietto and Cuts COmmIssRry and Pa
troIman-Papcrs Show He Was
Zine Worker in England.

Paris, May u--Andre Maffei, an
Italian. who Is described as an anarchist,
was seized with sudden fl OF madness
at the Care de Lyon last evening. with
almost tragic results.
The train for Lyons and MarseiIlcs was
just leaving. when MaGei threw himself
ont OF the window of a third-class car
riage and fell on the platform. He was
picked up IN an unconscious condition and
taken 60 the station police Office.
He recovered consciousness about an
hour later and then stated that he be-
longed 20 the province Of Novara. in
Italy. Then. breaking of suddenly in the
midst Of his statement. ne drew a stiIetto
and springing on the eommissary stab
bed him twice u the cheek and neck.
He was about TO infiict another wound,
when policeman grappled with him. and
both rolled over on the ground Manei
gained the upper hand, and before any
one else could intervene he stabbed the
policeman. Then he was oyerpowered
and handcuffed and taken away TO the
inhrmary.
His papers show that he was working
as a zinc worker in London a fortnight
ago.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-12
HOME RULE FOR EGYPT URGED
Denial by England Must Result in
Costly War.
sIustapha KameI Pasha Writes vio-
Ient Letter DeROuneiHs Policy In
nugurased by Lord CrOmer.

Paris, May 1l.-Mustapha Kamei Pasha,
the notorious leader of the seditious move
ment in Egypt, has written a violent let
ter, which appears in the Figaro. denounce-
ing Lord Cromer's policy in Egypi, and
declaring that his retirement gives Eng
land an opportunity for altering her
Egyptian policy
He writes Egyptians are indignant at
the regime inaugurated By Lord Cromer.
Who. FOR twenty-fouT years. worked his
hardest TO make them slaves do not
cxaggerate when I say that Lord Cromer
was the greatest enemy of our auton-
omy
AIustapha Kamel Pasha adds that the
time has come when England must choose
between two ways-war with Egypt. or
peace with her for the real and ultimate
good OF the country.
The reforms he demands are as follows:
The formation of an active native min
istry which shah not hesitate to comment
upon and correct the policy of the Eng
lish agent
The limitation of the powers employed
by the English advisers to giving advice.
The formation of a parliament for the
purposes Of discussing the questions OF
public education and the administration
of the country, 70 which the ministry
shall be responsible
That new schools shall be opened and
that the Arabian language shall be taught
In the schools.
The replacement Of foreign officials by
native officials
The Washington herald., 1907-05-12
GERMAN PRINCE VANQUISHED
Kaiser's Brother-in-laW Charges
Woman with Theft.
Court Aequits FrGuIein MiIeyysIsi,
Former Lndy-in-yTaiiinu 10 Late
Princess Amaiie.

Berlin. May 1i-At the end Of two days
trial and in the face Of apparently con-
elusive testimony against her from nu-
merous royal peTs0nages, FraUlein Anna
Milewski, former lady-in-waiting 70 the
late Princess Amalie, of Schleswig-Hol-
stein. the Kaiserins aunt. was tonight
acquitted OF a charge of stealing her mis-
tress' jewels.
Princess Amalie was the aunt Of the
Empress, and often travelled with Frau
lein Milewsk She was not in very af-
fluent circumstances. and from time 10
time it is alleged. she borrowed money
from her companion TO the extent of 5O.OoO
marks. That the relations between the pair
We're Of an Intimate character is shown
by a photograph Of the two women taken
together. This intimacy was disagreeable
to the highest persons at the court, and
steps were taken to separate them, but
without success.
When the princess and Fraulein Milew-
ski were in Cairo. four years ago. Duke
Ernst Guenther. the Kalserins brother.
took the matter in hand, He sent one of
the Kaiser's chamberlains, named von
BlumeHthai to Cairo. Frauicin Milewski
was accused Of anarchist leanlngs. and
forcibly expelled from Egypt as a dan
erous foreigner
When Princess AmaIie died Fraulein
Milewsld sent in claim for $1,000 marks
lent to her late mistress. Duke Ernst
Guenther disputed the claim, and. as the
princess before her death had missed a
quantity Of valuable jewelry, he asserted
that it was stolen by her companion. Her
lodgings were searched. and 1890 marks
WeTe found there and cnnfiscated
The Washington herald., 1907-05-12
MADMAN ATTACKS PRIEST.
Rushes Into Church and Creates a
Panic During Mass.

Paris, May IA dispatch from
Maureilias, in the Ceret district. to the
Temps gives an account OF a startling in
cident which occurred in the village
church.
Just as the mass was about to begin
peasant named Peyfavi. who had gone
mad. rushed into the church bearing a
four-p -pronged fork. He made for the al
tar, with the evident intention of attack
Ing the priest. Able Pla
On seeing the lunatlc enter the church
women began to scream. while others
tainted. The more courageous members
of the congregation went TO the assist
ance Of the cure. while others fed. panic
stricken. In their flight a number of
women were knocked down and trampled
upon.
The naadman profted by the disorder to
reach the altar and attack the Able Pla.
whom he tried to stab in the abdomen
The cure, however managed to seize the
weapon. and escaped with a slight wound
in the hand. though his cassock was re-
peatedly pierced by the prongs. After a
severe struggle. the unfortunate Iunatic
was overpowered.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-12
SEEK TO WED BY PROXY.
Novel scheme of BriJeEroom-eIect
Opposed by stern OficiaI.

Novel scheme of Bride cEFOom-eleet
Opposed by stern OficiaI.
Berlin. May m.-This weeks South
American mail steamer from Hamburg
VIII carry 20 far-on Peru woman well
known in Berlin society," who is travelling
halfway round the world 20 get mar
ried, because the law does not permit
her 10 wed by proxy here. Her future
husband is a young German engineer in
Peru.
For pr0pricty's sake-not wishing 10 in
cur the cosVof "a journey home-he want
ed to welcome his sweetheart in Peru as
his wife. and nos as his betrothed. To
that end he induced the local German
consul general 10 execute an official cer-
tihcate attesting that the engineer con
ferred upon his brother-in-law. living in
Berlin. authority TO marry his fancee in
his name
The girl went 10 a registrars Office arm
cd jointly with the consul generals GER
tiHcate and her inteaded's understgdy.
The unseutimentaI officials. however,
looked up the records. and, finding no
precedent for marriage by proxy. solemnly
gave il as their opinion that German
bridegroougs have no authority for leav-
ing 10 other men the utteranee OF the
fatefuI words on their behalf
The Washington herald., 1907-05-12
TWO SLIDE TIG IG DEATH
Daring Alpine Climbers Meet
with Terrible Fate.
FALL OVER STEEP PREC1PICE
Most Experienced of Party of SIX
Tourists Lose Lives ia Prospecting
for safe Descent for Companions.
Ascent of speer Made without the
Escort Of Guide.

Zurich, May u-Siz young Swiss Al
pInists set out, without guide, to climb
the Speer (6,C0) feet high on Thursday
They reached the summit early yesterday
morning. and after short rest began
the descent. Sixteen hundred feet down
they came TO a difficult and dangerous
stretch
The two best climbers, Aegerter and
KAISER, telling their Iess-experienced
companions 10 wait as the place was
really dangerous. went ahead 10 seek a
path. They We're soon lost 10 view, but
at snort intervals shouted TO their com
rs des that all was well The latter re
piled wits encouraging cries.
The watchers were suddenly horrified by
the sound OF falling earth and stones
ahead Of them. They shouted together.
Back 90 them came a faint cry of Don't
Try this way" and then, louder and
louder the rustic, and thud Of sliding soil
and rock. They called again and again,
but only the echoes answered.
Convinced that disaster had occurred
they retycced their steps up the mountain
and descended by another route. Long
and dangerous search brought them at
last 80 the bodies Of their vanished com
rades. They lay close together, their
skulls smashed in. go feet below the spot
whence they had disappeared.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-12
AMERICANS CAUSE SENSATION.
brother of IsadOra Duncan and
Wife Leading "SfmpIe LIfe.v

Berlin, May n.-Fred Duncan. the
brother of Isadora Duncan, the American
dancer, and his wife are causing a SEN
sation in Berlin by a crusade in favor of
the simple life" They wear little. and.
like the monkey tribe from which hu-
manity is said to have descended. they
eat only nuts and fruit.
They demonstrate their views on the
subject by publicly parading the streets
of the capital IN the scantiest of cloth
ing. Duncan wears only a coarse sheet.
which. passing over his left shoulder and
beneath the right arm, leaves mis- right
shoulder and entire right arm, side.
chest. and back exposed. The sheet
reaches 20 the knees. leaving the legs
and feet bare, A pair Of sandals com
pletes the costume
Duncan. who has flowing locks half
way down his back and long. bushy
beard, resembles rather wild man Of
Borneo than the apostle Of a nobler mode
Of life
Mrs. DunCan's costume is a tride more
in accordance with propriety. Her ap-
parei looks like a shawl with many folds
The neck and right shoulder are left bare.
and the garment reaches almost TO the
ankles. She wears sandals
The Washington herald., 1907-05-12
WAR ON BOGUS WINE
Chemically Prepared Stuff
Threatens Industry.
CLARET IS ONLY IMITATION
French Vine Growers Gather 40 Be
gin Crusade on Liquors sold I'm
Frauds Practiced on Purchasers of
Wine-PIan TO March on Paris.

Marseilles. May 11.-An extraordinary
demonstration was held to-day in the lit
tie town Of Capestang. near Beziers.
whert 1900 vine growers gathered from
the~surrounding Districts 10 hold a mon
ster meeting, with the object of protest
ing against the fraudulent imitation of
claret, which, it is said, is running the
wine trade Of the south of France. Pony
traps, dog carts. heavy country drays and
wagons. placarded with such inscriptions
as We want breadr' Down with the
claret fraud" The South must live"
and no taxation blocked the roads all
around the village
The vine growers assembled in the pub
lie square, some even climbing trees, and
others shouting from the house,ops. The
mayor of the town took the chair, and
made an impassioned speech I'VE suffer
from fraud" " he said, "and our vineyards
are dying. Shall We go 20 our death
without making a fight? No! Then waive
all differences Of politics and religion and
unite TO save our wine Down with fraud.
and up with good claret.'
Another speaker asserted. amid uniyer-
sal shouts Of shame that most Of the
so-called claret sold in the public houses
and restaurants of London was & chem
ical mixture, largely composed Of lime
and alkaline. II was the same. he said.
throughout the north of France. It was
suggested that 10000 vine growers should
march on Paris, with the object of get
ting the government 10 take action IN
other speaker urged that the government
should order from the south Of France so
many thousand bottles Of wine annually.
Ultimately it WAS unanimously agreed O."
form great vineyard growers fedora
tiOn
The Washington herald., 1907-05-12

by starting the machinery Of government
on a scale beyond the capacity of the coll
ony TO maintain
A hopeful sign is that the TransvaaI
Progressives desire. 20 work with Gen.
Botha's ministry for the good of the
country. One difficulty which has to be
met is the development Of the lower grade
mines.
Viscount ST Aldwyn declares that he
found throughout South Africa that the
people are tired of Euglands interference,
and he advises the importance of hasten
ing federation. particularly in view Of the
native danger.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-12
ALMOST WEBS DAUGHTER.
Father Discovers Identity Week be-
fore Date FIXED for Ceremony.

Tokyo. May IA strange incident is
reported from Osaka. with the disappear
ance Of a wealthy merchant named Sa-
kamoto. who was 20 have been married
next week TO a pretty girl Of twenty
Sakamoto. who is fOrtv-two. was first
married twenty-five years ago. but after
the birth Of a baby daughter. he quar-
relied with his wife and deserted her at
Omori, near Yokohama. He then went 10
d northern province and built UP a lucra-
tive business as "a merchant. His wife
died two years later and the daughter
was adopted by family living at osaka.
a few months ago Saksmoto retired
from business. and went to Osaka To live.
He became acquainted with this couple.
and finally arranged TO marry their sup
posed daughter. He discovered quite by
chance that his intended bride was really
his own daughter. whom he had deserted
nearly twenty years before.
Sskamoto disappeared after leaving a
substantial sum fOr his daughter
The Washington herald., 1907-05-12
WOMAN ROBBERS CAUGHT.
Lead Gang which TerrOrizes Dis
tricf I'm France.

Paris. May ia band of robbers, which
has for a long time piliaged and terror
ized the district of Loehes, in Touraine,
has al last been run to earth by the po-
lice. who found that the captain and the
captains chief lieutenant are women.
Capt. Maria Girard is powerful woman,
endowed with extraordinary energy, and
she directed with remarkable skill the
operations Of the robbers. Her prowess
and determination were such that she
held absolute sway over al the lawless
men of the band.
Among the crimes with which she will
be charged is that OF the murder of an
old man whom she had robbed.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-12
LAW FORBIDS MARRIAGE.
Absurd Mistakes in Registry Leads
10 Serious Complications.

Paris, May u,-AIlie. Deschamps. who
was about TO be married to NJ. Lenolr yes
terday at La Have Malherbe in Nor
mandy, discovered that the marriage
would be Illegal, because in the eye of the
law she is a boy.
The bride and bridegroom and their
friends were gathered together previous TO
the ceremony, when the village school
master-who is also the village clerk and
registrar of births-burst into the room.
eXelaiming: The marriage is impossi-
hle!" He explained that his predecessor
had mistakenly registered the birth as
that of boy, and under the registration
Nile. Desehamps would become liable to
serve as a soldier this year
The bride and bridegroom hurried off to
the local mayor and magistrate, and i'm
plored them to authorize the marriage.
urging that the mistake in the register
was self-evident. The authorities turned
a deaf ear to their pleading for French
red tape is not to be treated lightly, and il
Will take time to repair the mistake
The Washington herald., 1907-05-12
STARTED ON TOO Big SCALE
Lord Miner Blamed for Distress
in Rand.
ViscOunt -. AIwyR Gives His Views
on Return from Tour of
south Africa.

Cape5own. May H.-viseount St Aid
wyn, who is returning to England next
week after a two months tour in South
Africa gave his views on the situation to-
day.
His lordehip believes that the prevailing
depression has reached It's lowest point.
ana that the commercial outlook is now
favorable. although he does not expect a
rapid recovery.
He holds that Lord Milner is greatly to
blame for the position in the Transvaal
The Washington herald., 1907-05-12
BABY HAS TWO MOTHERS.
sale of Infant by Its Father Leads to
Complications.

Paris, May u.-An amusing story comes
from Quimper. in Brittany where the
wife of a man named lie Saux last week
gave birth TO a boy. The father took the
child and sold il for SO to the wife OF the
local butcher Nine Bonan. The woman
presented 1t to her husband as her own
newly born infant, and Bonan FASTENED
TO register the childs birth
lie Sau@. fearing that be might get into
trouble with the police. next consulted
the butcher. whom he supposed to be a
party to the fraud The duped husband
threw lie saux out of the house The
latter then registered the birth Of his
own child IN the eye of the iaw, there
fore, the infant has claims on two sep
arate families and enjoys the unique dis
unction Of being the son OF two mothers.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-12
&c Nxsterioun nrenI

London, May ia German witness at
shorediteh County court yesterday, whose
lunch is movable feast. was asked at
what time he had his tea. He REPLIED.
Well, also sometimes at one time and
sometimes at another; and sometimes
tea Is lunch. and sometimes lunch is tea
And sometimes I eat the same for tea as
for lunch, and then don't know what
20 call IT,
The Washington herald., 1907-05-12
&c Trousers NIfsstnn.

London May n.-Burton-on-Tr Trent mag
istrates were confronted yesterday with a
problem in the shape Of a wandering
man. OF swarthy complexion and foreign
appearance, and Of unknown tongue, who
was found by q constable during the early
hours leaning against a shop window
dressed IN ehemise and overeoat, with
boots and socks, but no trousers.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-12
CONVICT INHERTTs FORTUNE.
Wealth Not Likely to Give Him I'm
mediate Assistance.

Rome. May 1.-THE Giornale dItalia
says that "a MTanese convict named Pas
quale, who some years ago was con
demned 70 a lengthy term of penal servi-
tude, has suddenly become a millionaire
through the death Of an aunt
The unfortunate man is at present
working at the convict settlement on the
island OF Lampadusa. and ii is unlikely
that his wealth viii afford him much
satisfaction
The Washington herald., 1907-05-12
EXPORT of Books Increa.,no

London. May m-Statistics given by the
Publishers Circular show that the Eng
lish export OF books is increasing at the
rate of about half a million dollars a
year. The exports In 1905 were of value
of e9,5S2l05. The United States was the
largest customer, taking printed matter
70 the value Of s3,2asS3s in 1906, and In
return sending printed matter to the val
ae Of el,5l2263. Both The import and ex-
port trade arc on the Increase.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-12
Terror TO Chauaeurs.

Berlin, May n.-Dr. Rosenburg admit
ted ia court ia Berlin that In single
year he had given evidence against 3,0o0
chauffeurs who drove like Jehu, the son
OF Nimslii. It was habit of his to lie
in ambush on the highroads leading 10
Berlin, but he has given it up in favor of
a deputy assistant station mastership in
the Rhine provinces.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-12
Related Easter Wishes.

southampton, May IA whisky bot
tie was picked up on the beach at Mems
By, near Yarmouth, containing a paper
on which was some writing in Norwegian
It proved to be an Easter message of
good wishes to the finder, dated March
&C. 19eG.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-12
Lover of His BED.

London, May 1.-THE landlady of Ger
man named Theil. who was found dead
in his room In Little Suffolk street, said
at tae inquest at Southwark yesterday
that he spent most Of his tine in bed
and only went cut once q week. He was
seventy-four years old.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-12
Dutch RELIC I'm Africa.

Cape Town. May IA Dutch East IN
dia Company penny has been dug up by
q Haftir at West London. Cape Colony.
The coin which is about the size Of
crown piece. still bears the stamp OF the
company, but the lettering is much worn.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-12
SENDS COOLIES HOME
Transyaal viii Replace Chi
nese with katiirs.
AUSTRALIA FEARS THE KAISER

Germany Hay Secure Dutch Sex
Guinea, and This Would Jeopar-
di1e British Possessioas in south
seas-Russia Questions EBEIand's
Motives in Persian Political Moves.