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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-07-30
Story of AssauIE.

Lying in a ward at st. Anthony's
hospital yesterday a<ternona HTS. d.,
Wis, VINO * ia a iyery CRITICAL feoIits. iff. 4
told of the assault to a friend. who had
c. lInd TO see her.
She saio for several days meet she
has seen the negro occasionally in
the bushes or passing her home. and
on Tuesday Mr.. Gunter. WHO resides
near, came near shooting ne map,
whom he saw in the bushes. 49,
Yesterday morning, she Sai5 abOsU
Z o'clock, she noticed the neqro mass
the house shortly after her husband,
who is section foreman on thu L. -
". had left home. The negro, after
passing. retTaced his steps, and com
ing TO the front door stated that he
wanted 10 buy a box Of sardine-.
Mrs. Davis keeps a small store adj
joining the house, and she went there
and procured the sardNes. The negro
gave her dollar. aud having no
change, she told him to wait and she
would go into the house and procure
the change. This she did, but upon
reaching 1er room she FOUND the ne
gro following her. She turned and
ordered him from the house, but the
only response was a 5UTly grin which
Overspread the feature of the man
big Colts revolver was lying on her
dresser and this she reached FOR, nut
not in time for the negro had grasped
her before she had an opportunity OF
using it.
Fought the Brute.
Mrs. Davis, realizing that she was
in the power of the brute, fought with
desperation for her life. They fought
around the room and out upon the
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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-07-30
THE WOUNDED.

THE WOUNDED.
Charlie Turner, shot in alb
dornen, probably fatally.
Tailor B. FL. Eaton, shot in
head, serious.
Bud" Knowles, shot in the
body, serious.
Fred Humphreys, slightly
wounded.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-07-30
THE DEAD

Bud" Nichols. shot in the
head.
Henry c. Kellurn, shot
through heart.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-07-30
TAFT MEMBER
THE SHOVELERS
ASSOCIATION
Accepted Membership of the
Association and Made
An Address.

1t Became Publicly Known
Yesterday That Steamer
With Taft Aboard Was
Fired Upon By An I'm
Known Man on the Ohio
River.
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Fought the Brute.

Mrs. Davis, realizing that she was
in the power of the brute, fought with
desperation for her life. They fought
around the room and out upon the
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To reach all Of the peo-
pie, use both the DAILY
and the WEEKLY JOUR-
NAL,
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-11-22
TAFT WILL |NDORSE UNCLE JOE FUR
 SPEAKER
SAYS TARIFF MUST BE REVISED AND HOPES CANNON WILL
 SEE NECESSITY.

HOT SPRINGS, November 2l.-Taft and Representative Burton of Ohio, had another extended conference today at which the speakership question was dis cpssed as well as "nearly everything else' as Taft put it.
 What the present state of mind of Taft is on the speakership question and what will be his. future attitude are made apparent beyond all question by the statement made, for publication by Burton, after the. conference.
 ''In discussing the question of the speakership, l am not assuming to speak for Taft, said Burton, "but ony 10 express what seems to me IS clearly correct view of the situation. The president-eleet made certain prom ises during the campaign. One was for a thorough and honest revision of the tariff. Beside the tariff, there were other promises which must be fulfilled. No douba Taft would oppose MT. Can non very reluctantly, but as head of his party as well as president-elect of the nation, he is bound to meet the ex- pectations of the people and to. insist upon the observance of party pledges.
 "It is to be hoped that there will be such harmony and concert of action between the president-elect and Speak CT Cannon that contest will be avoid ed."
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-11-22
DANES AND DAUGHTERS.

Mrs. Sarah A Cross of Sunapee. \. H.. eighty-four' years old. was re- eently seen at work in a bayfield,.
 Jaue Addams is said ,o have Il larger constituency than any college president in the world. Nine thousand men. wo- men and children go to Hull House to attend clubs and classes
 Mrs. Phil Lydis. society leader. ap- peared st the Newport casino one morning this season wearing double veils of white and brown from the bridge or her nosc to well under her chin. with only her eyes showing.
 Mrs Jenny C. Law Handy. now re- siding m Trcunis.,h. Mich. has circled the globe three times She was born in Australia. pduclieL in Germany and Italy and Bow h' inarrie in America She speaks four languages and comes of a pr,niDent family.
 Mandy" Crum an eccentric lady iiv- ing in Williamsburg. Mass. celebrates her birthdays by receiving the people of the town and accepting their contri- buttons toward her winter supply of food. clothes. etc She always issues general invitation previous 10 the ccie- brntion.
 Miss Dorothea klumpke. the famous California astronomer. who was the first woman to gain i,e degree of doc tor of mathematics in France. has Il special building 1f her own in the great observatory garden of Paris. Ont Df her duties iS to photograph the stars in that section of the heavens known as the Paris hclt For this pur pose she makes frequent balloon ascen- sions.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-11-22
CarE CUU.
4 Nonnadic Piece Of Land That Is Con.
 stantiy Chanainq.

Cape Cod itself Is sand and. like ev- erything of desert natura. Is noInadic. Like rlie Arab. 1t is always silently stealing away, so that the appearance of the peninsula constantly changes. The prevailing winds fin the winter be- ing from the north. the sand is blown south; In summer 1t is blown t'other way. But. the winter winds being stronger. the iand Is gradually work ing south. Monomoy. at the lower end used to be an island, its extremity be- ing called Cape Malabar. name not used now-why i cannot say, This island of Monomoy is rapidly growing toward Nantucket. it having advanced some five miles in the last fifty years. One of the Rubes told me that his father used to fish where the light is now. Of course you can always stram Rube talk and pick out about 50 per cent sediment, but the old charts show. that the point Is working south fast
 From "Knocking About Cape Cod" by T. F. Daly, in Outing Magazine.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-11-22
Pen, ChiseI and Brush.

Francis Bacon was plain in his hab- Its of eating. While providing e!ab- crate and splendid banquets for his guests he himself ate only one or two simple dishes.
 According to an English journal. the American Winston Churchilfs novels gain in British circulation because many people suppose them to be d. versions of Winston Spencer Churchill. the president of the British board of trade. @
 EttOre Ferrari of Rome. the fore most sculptor of Italy. whose greatest work is the equestrian statue of Victor Emmanuel, has completed statue of Verdi, which will stand fin Fairmount park, Philadelphia, the gift of Italian residents of that city.
 Jules LeFebure, the artist. is anx- ious that the prize he has offered to American art students. consisting of a years tuition at the Julian academy under himself and Robert Fleurrie and a silver medal, shall be more generally competed for by art students in Amer lea.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-11-22
NEWS BUDGET
 FROM SAFFORD
ppEEzY BITS OF NEWS PICKED UP BY OUR BUSY COR
 RESPONDENTS.

SAFFORD, November sl.-La'nan ~ unrt of Thatcher, are taking inventory this week.
 Tbo Globe Eagles are to play the cH, Monsters at Athletic park on Thanksgiving day.
 F. sopp, the man who has been driving tunnel into the heart of Noupt Graham, was in town last Fri 1,v The tunnel has reached the 4Oo- foot mark.
 Tho town council met on November ,- W K. Dial was granted permit to build an office building on the north east corner of block 3S.
 E3 Carlos is to be greeted with a surprise party tonight at the homo of his mother.
 Attorney F.. J. Hall made a business ,r;p down the valley on Friday last.
 fine new school house is being completed in Central. Cement blocks are used. Faulkener & Watson, the contractors. are making it one of the finest looking school buildings in the 
 valley.
 Pima had dance and moving pie tprc show last Friday night.
 The boards of directors of the three canal companies. the Montezuma, Trion and San Jose, met this after noon with the object of consolidating tAc three water systems. A committee of three was aupointed to look fur. thcr into the matter.
 Tho Holiday musical and comedy company starts a weeks engagement herc next Wednesday night.
 The band gave very enjoyable con cert and dance in Todd's hall Thursday night. A large crowd was present and an the dancers enjoyed the unique pro. gram.
 C. I. Mccormack. a former resident of this place. is here for few days from his home in Los Angeles.
 Mrs. John Filleman of Geronimo was shopping hero Friday.
 Harry Dial of Globe was n business visitor in town today.
 Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Thum returned last night from Fl Paso. where they spent two weeks visiting relatives.
 Will Parks of Globe shinred train load of cattle to the Gatti Meat com nanv al Globe today. Mir. Parks bought tho cattle from the Gillespie ranch.
 Rev. c. wardlaw returned Friday from a hunting trip in the Grahams.
 The friends of Ph. Prudential will be
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-11-22
Piscatoriai loqics.

The patient fisherman baited his book for the fftieth time and cast his line confidently into the stream. Catch anything:" Inquired an inquis. five passerby.
 Nope" replied the fisherman. Been here longE"
 "'Cout five hours"
 Expect to catch snything?'
 Yep"
 Doesn't look like very good fish ing stream. What makes you think there's fish in itT'
 "'Cause l haven't taken any out."- Harper's Weekly.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-11-22
4 Rondeau.

R.sr usss slang al times. 1 erieve to say. 1 noye the tendency with great dismay, For slang in women Is a thing hate. She thinks of course. that it is up to date. -he proper language Of the girl today. But it's bad taste which girls should not display. When 1 say that. she says. Don't get too gay" 'Impcrtinent' seems quite inadequate.
 She uses slang. 'Nit'' Is equivalent to mo" or nay" And things provinclai sine declares Are jay Then small minded person Is a skate" She 'hurriesY No; she hits lively gait Or beats It. Why. its simply fierce the
 She uses stang!
 Chicago News.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-11-22
SOCIETY

The society wheel has been turned and the whirl of parties is on. Clubs and social events hold their own.
 Hallowe 'en seems to have started the pleasure seeking chase, which is taken up by Thanksgiving-and on it goes.
 The most original Hallowe len party was the black cat party given by Miss Sue Van Wagenen, and will not be for gotten soon by those who attended Miss Van Wagenen is noted for her originality and she did not overlook one thing. The decorations were the most beautiful and elaborate ever seen in Globe. About sixty-tive young peo' pie were turned into ghosts for the oc- easion.
 Many other pleasant parties could be recalled, among them our big con vention. dance.
 St Paul M E. Sunday school, Friday night, elected the following officers to serve for the next year: D. l.. Ferguson, superintendent; John Wallace, assist ant superintendent; Miss Mildred obert, secretary; Alfred Scoble, as sistant secretary; J. H. Paseoe, treas urer; Miss Mary Kavanaugh, pianist; Mrs. E. G. Draper, superintendent of cradle roll; Mrs. Roberts, superintend- ent of home department.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-11-22
VISITING STOCKHOLDERS.

Another party of stockholders of the Arizona Colorado Mining company from Indianapolis, Ind, arrived on last night s trainf and will remain here for several days to inspect the company s property and attend the annual meeting on next Tuesday. In the party are: C. II. Zollner, vice president of the com pany; Chas. II. Trotter, secretary; Chas. Ferger, treasurer; William Burnett, director, and Jos. Lauler, Vim. Arnd- hotter, David Fair, Walter Morris and Vim. Ellwarner, stockholders.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-11-22
Quite Modest.

You took retainers from both hus- band and wife in this divorce case" said the court severely.
 Your honor." said the accused at torney. "let me explain. l was first retained by the man."
 No impropriety iu that-'
 "Then. conscious that the husband had secured legal talent of such high order, deemed it fair that the wife should have an equal show."-Kansas City Newsbook.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-11-22
4 Great Way of.

Mir William Miles. late verger of Rochester cathedral and the original of MT. Tope in Edwin Drood," was q great favorite with the late Dean Hole On one anniversary Of the yer gers birthday, after pleasant greet Ing. the dean asked:
 How many children did your moth CT havef
 "Oh. am the eldest of twelvew re- piled Mr. Miles.
 Then" said the genial dean, you never saw your youngest brother"
 "Oh, yes. did" answered Miles.
 What! With ten miles between you?" said the dean chaffingly.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-11-22
MISS sHUTE ENTERTAINs.

A jolly crowd was entertained by Miss Grace Shute at her home Friday evening from 7:3o to 1l:30 o'clock. The principal event of the evening was music and games. Prizes were award ed to Miss Mabel Mercer and Herbert Hermann, Miss Grace Downing and Glenn Wimbish. Those present were. Misses Allison, Mercer, Ethel Robin son, Villa Robinson, Opal Robinson, Grace Downing, Genevieve Murphy Louise Thompson, Maude Stewart, Hazel Barr, Ethel Herndon; Messrs. Wimbish, Wilson, Meehan, Dugan, Fredericks, Scofield, Hermann, Willis, Fox, Bell, Allison, Hornbuckle, Crunk, Hussy and Kibbe.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-11-22
A Modern.

''I met a Helen on the street An. Troy's was ne'er so fair and sweeti ''I saw Venus in the car-- sun where Venus was a stnr. 'T talked with Papas yesterday. Those ancient Greeks what lore had theyw Lucky discoverer!" cried l. And passed you all these marvels by?' Aye. for the wife to whom l came Home puts their vii and charms to shamer'
 Cleveland Leader.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-11-22
MAsouE BALL A SUCCESS.

Over loo couples en masque enjoyed one of the most pleasurable dances in the social history of Globe at Maurel hall last night, given under the aus piees of those princes of pleasure, Messrs. Pascoe and Hudson. Every character imaginable was represented on the floor and many were the sur prises at the unmasqueing hour.s The music was suberb and the merry dancers enjoyed the waltz and two step until the wee sma' hours of this morn ing
 Mrs. M. O. Daniels was awarded first costume prize, wearing an exceed ingly fascinating fancy costume, mak- ing the lady an object of admiration
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-11-22
RIoTING IN CHINA

WASHINGTON, Novetsber 2l.-Re- ports of the first outbreak under the ne wregime in China reached the state department today from American Con- sul Martin at Hankow. Martin report ed that a riot had occurred on the Yang Tse river in that vicinity. He did not state the cause.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-11-22
Her Wish.

A Baltimore nan tells of receiving unique note acknowledging wedding present sent by him on the occasion Of the marriage of his chum
 'Yonr lovely etching was received" wrote the bride. and gives us both pleasure It is now in the parlor hang. ing above the piano. where we hope to sec you very soon and as often as you find it agreeable. ."-Harper's Weekly.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-11-22
Her System.

How do you get along with the men so well. Maude?"
 "Well. I expect them all to be fools. But I don't let them suspect what l expect. So I'm never disappointed, and neither are they" - Cleveland Leader.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-11-22
CORNELL WINS RUN.

PRINCETON, November 2l.--Cor. nell won the intercollegiate cross count try run here today, Captain Young talk. ing first place in 34 minutes and l4 seconds. Cornell s score was 29 points. othe colleges were: Syracuse, Harvard, Yale, Pennsylvania, Columbia and Princeton. The distance was six miles.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-11-22
rAGaARr WILL NOT RUN.

INDIANAPOLIS, November 2l.-- After two hours conference between National Committeeman Taggart and John W. Kern over the senatorial race, Taggart issued signed statement in which he declined to be a candidate.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-11-22
RuMoR uNooNrIRMEp.

PARIS, November 2l.-Rumors are in circulation here that King Alfonso of Spain has been killed by bomb m Madrid. The rumors, however, are un- confirmed and are not credited at the Spanish embassy, which announced they had received no news of such an occurrence
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-11-22

throughout the evening. Henry Ramsy, regaled as colored preached from Mississippi, was given the gentleman 's prize. MT. and Mrs. c. E. Gillmer and Miss Ethel Dennis oificiated as judges.
 The next attraction at Maurel hall under the same management, will be a hard times dance on next Saturday night.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-11-22
After Vacation.

My gloves are all worn at the finger tips: The seams are all strained askew; 1 cannot number the tiny rips,
 And of buttons I've lost few. But I draw them on with glance of
 pride They have served me. oh. long and
 we'll And hand all unfreckied is safe inside When l peel off the tattered shell.
 -New York Times.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-11-22

glad to hear that he is much improved in health by his short stay in San Francisco. Mir. and Mrs. Prudential will remain in the coast city for sever al weeks.
 Miss Lillian Archer has been confined to her room the past week by severe attack of the grip, Miss Mary Houck has been teaching for Miss Archer.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-11-22
INDOOR ATHLETICS.

MONTREAL, November 2l.-A jun. for indoor meet, under the direction of the Canadian Amateur Federation, was opened this afternoon and will be fol lowed this evening by the Canadian in. door championships. Relay races will be feature of the program.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-11-22

Mrs. Johnson says the secret of good coffee is very simple-buy Folger's Golden Gate whole roast and have 1t ground, not too fine.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-11-22

The only place in Globe to get Tony Faust beer and Cedarbrook whiskey n at The PaYlor. M. B. Monahan.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-11-22

Hard times dance at Maurel hall next Saturday. Best music and best floor. Don't forget the date. Strictly hard times dance.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-01-03
From An Old Arithmetic.

These quotations are from Lon
don arithmetic Of the year 1885;
A man overtaking a maid driving
a flock of geese, said to her: How
do you do. sweetheart? Where are
you going with these thirty geese?'
mo, sir" she said, Il have not thirty;
but If had as many more, half as
many more, and five geese besides
! should have thirty"
A, b, and c, playing at hazard to
gether the money staked was 196
guineas; but, disagreeing, each seized
as many as he could, A got a certain
number; b as many as A and sixteen
more, and G the sixth part of both
their sums. How many had each?
gentleman going into a garden
meets with some ladies, and says to
them: Good morning to you ten fair
maids" Sir, you mistake" answered
one of them. 1--WE are not ten, but ii
we We're twice as many more as we
are, we should be as many above ten
as we are now under" How many
were there?
A man bought q horse, and by
agreement was to give a farthing for
the first nail, three for the second, &c
There We're four srces, and in each
shoe eight nails What was the price
OF the horse? Answer: &9,65l, ia,
6Sl ,69S lbs 4d.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-01-03

gro a'ces the bayonet while the
professor receives a Scottish (Car
negle) retainer. Five per cent of
the common school fund raised by
a direct tax for one specific pur-
pose the education of the common
peorle in the common sch hool, has
been used to send the National
Militia intogNegro communities for
the purpose OF intimidation and
forcing the negro to seek refuge
and protection in Democratic and
doubtful communities where his
ballot has the greatest potency AL
though college seats are most fire.
nuent- scenes OF riots and lynch
ings, the university fund Is too
scored TO use for the above purpose
The writer trusts that he may nos.
seSs that svmnathv that is borne
of suffering His own family has
knowr greater Discrimination than
has the Negro. For over two
hrndred ve0rs Tf77 to 1917 his
FAMILY were under han of church
ond state. For nearly two hun
dred Years his ancestors lived in
exile, circumscribed by the rreiu-
d'ce Of the bieot, the ridicule of
the coward and the subterruge of
the knave His ancestors were here
tics In Massachusetts and turned
their backs upon the Puritan ia
accent the hospitallty of an nm
GhFfted sea They were ,abolu
tlnnists in North Carolina and turn.
led their backs upon the sucker-for-
the-Puritan to accent every hard
shin OF pioneer life in the un-
broken forests OF Chic where thev
aided in extending the under
ground railroad and recognized the
Frueitive Slavel aw as being as
dead as antitrust law. Twice they
Tied from two states amenable to a
law having death penalty. Aboli-
tonlsm was a canital offense in
North Carolina That was protec-
ton to finish. They may have
p@yed the part of Jonah, but
never left a country to avoid as
similation in obedience to the pbv-
steal law.
he apneals to humanity for the
same opportunity for economical
liberty for the negro of the North
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-01-03

There is more Catarrh in this Sec
tion of the country than all other
diseases together and until the
last few years was supposed to
be incurable. For a great many
years doctors pronounced it local
disease and prescribed local rene
dies. and by constantly failing to
cure with local treatment. pro-
rounced it incurable Science has
proven catarrh to be a constitutional
disease and therefore requires
constitutional treatment. Hall IS
catarrh Cure, manufactured by
i. !. Cheney & Co., Toledo. Ohio,
is the only constitutional cure on
the market. 1t is taken internally
in doses from 10 drops to a tea
spoonful. 1t acts directly on the
blood and mucous surfaces Of the
system. They offer one hundred
dollars for any case II fails to
cure. Send for circulars and testi
monials.
Address F. J. Cheney & Co.. To-
ledo. Ohio.
Sold by Druggists 75c
Take Halls Family Pills for
constipation.