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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-13
GinuanocrnnsSs SnipcftOrcn in In-
flagC.

@cllonb, Sut., ~. Ge5embcr.
- @cacn Die iriIbcrcn Ginuanocs
rlm9a Snipcttorcn Gomaro 9ulb ulo
Miliom Hilep, mcldc peroGd)ti9t
moroen lino, an cinem 8criild] be-
tbciliQt ocpeien 5l icin, im oorigen
Mionot 5ebn Gbincicn ilbcr Buffalo
nad) ocn Scr. Stootcn c%in5uld)mnlg'
0clu, lit Die 9eiduloiglulg Der Zoo.
tung crbobcn luoroen, neil ied)S Gbis
uclen BET Dem Ncrilld) mm'S Scbcn &C.
fommcn iinb, mGbrcno zines bcItigcl
Stllrnca IN ocu Saicu Dol Buffalo
rin5ulaltieu. 0nlB mo Hi!cp %lolltcll
id)ou bclltc ucrmltuortlih olti bic Sc.
ldhllOi4lul1 ucrnomnlcn mcroel, ober
olli Nntrog Der umcritanild)cn Gin
mauocrlrngabcomten mltroc Die gu
dye Inn cine @od)e pcridnbcn, mo Die
beioen Nrrcltnntcn murDcn ob1c }lts
lniilrnn BON SiirnIhoft in Die @ult
51triltucruiciCn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-13

9oSnien cine neltc Tioiiion crrtt)tet
miro, nltrben in Dem uuhc9eIegelleH
9oSniih 9ro6 Srllppen pom 20. bob
miltert Sniautcric sHegimcnt olts9e'
Ioocn, ouS iriibcr oui 0tc @arnllo1e1
Sunabun5IoL Solcpbipaot mo Npt0'
bQC uerthcilt mar.
&allm batten sic Eruppcn Die
9ahnluugqona uerIaiIen ais lie lid
in icrbcnirclmoIid)en IcmonItrotlo'
men crQiugcrL mcldc %oftencr M|eNte'
rel Qlcid)tumcr.
Ginbun0erticd25iG @nlptldrelet
mlr0cn pom eincnl ioiort mltgebote'
ncll oel1tidcu Battalion umrllQt &C.
fciiclt un0 IN Seroicpo abQclletert,
no ibrCr id)mcrc @citraflng BART.
Nndl biciigcm Guiilrbaltcn lprld)t
0oa &crbaItcu Ser Erllppc1 jcncS Ne
aimcnt2 9Gnoc iiir ocH oEotrioti9s
mus" c5chiifcr SoIootcn.
Vic bon bcitlmtcrridtcter Scite
uerloutct, lit oic @luibcbluG Oe5 iiber
Eraq perb0n9tclt Stalt0rcd)ts III Der
nGhitcn @od)c III crluorten. Sc!ts
Dem Die b0bnliihc @auptitoot utter
ooa ItrcrQc Negimcnt geitellt lit, bot
sic c}cdiifc 9eu0ltcrunQ &llbe &C.
boltcn. AltBcrocm hat Die filr5Iid)
mitqctbciltc. entld)ieocne %crltrtjci-
lung Der Eroacr Gr5ciic ourd) oen
0itreidiidcn NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Or.
t~yrciherrn b. Ricncrth ibrc Mirtlm0
oit5gciibt. IS miro in nloBacbcnOcn
bcitimmt unAcllomllclt, 0oB
in Ser nGd)itcn 3cit feline 9lu9id)rei-
tlnlQCl porfommcll lperocll.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-13
giQcn slr Mcdlcnidlait aciOaen.

Ncm Sapen Conn, II. &c
5cmber. - GongreBmitglieo @corgc
&. 9inep. Scr crp1blte @ollucrneilr
bon Connecticut, miro lid oemnodlll
oui Die &cIduIoiQune 81 peroltmor'
ten bober, ooB or lid, 5llr Sird)leb'
ing ieincr @ohl Der umgeborigen BE.
m,Binn9 pon @elb idytlbia genlafli
bat. GoS hiciigc Superior @crid,i
bat Den erItcn Scrnlin 5ur &crhnnoi
HING Der Safc ori Den 26. 3. DTS.
mlberaumt mo 6crr Silcn lit ou5i,
5ruor nidit fcrnel por9eloOcrt. aber
ouiaciorbert luorocll, 81 erid,citel
iaIs er eS fir on9e5eiat crod)ten lon.
1c. lid alli Die bon @corae g. 1or &C.
ger i'm nl,b icire politiidlcn N9entcl
erhobcnc @eiduloiguna ji pcrtbeibi
qelt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-13
Sammcritein's Sobn frciaciprudJcn.

NorrlStomrL va, ~. Se5cnl-
Der. - Nod) cincm orei Gage oou.
ernocn Frojeiic lit Artbrr @unmcr.
Itcin. Sobn beS TirettorS Safor
&omnerltcin bonn Wonbottun. Spcrn-
bol,a in Neiu.9orf, ourd) @obrlprudl
Der @cld)moreitcn BON Ger Nntld9c
ocs lu~lorbcntlid)cn Vctro0ela cntIo.
citt morncn. Der hinge Sammlcr'
item, Der m1brcno Der 9%dilorbciten
an Dem ncilcn Spcrnbolllc in Fbilo.
oelpbia bier cine Sonmcrpilo be
iuobnte. mar ongctldgt, alli elmer
3luciroofabrt mad, ieiucm sScim i'd
oes ungeblifen Ncracbcna ldllllbig
genlod)t 5t bobell. Die 9ciduulOi.
1llngcn gin1cn Don elmer oSiirgcr.
Organization" ans. Sommlcrltclll
ltelltc Ole gntlo9cn cntrilItct in N6.
reoe, luno cine Nn5abI i%ciler Srcull-
DC lcgte 3crHliB iiir icinct altcn
Character ab.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-13
Hrnm WidlpIas Eiih ~aeiturbcn.

q IDln9to :. y, II. &c
iembcr. - Srau Nidolas 6iih, Elm
iriiberca Sri. Bruce ans Neu-D orf,
beren 8ottc Der dlteIie Sobn bcs
StoaiaiefretGrs i'm aabitet Eroiioeni
Grants mar. itarb beiite i'll ibrer
Mobnlne al, eineln5gS dla9anialI.
Sbr SoblL Somilton Glib, eiI,er Der
8elben bes pantifp.ameritanilfer'
arteges, iieI beim Stiirm oiti Den
&iiaeI Don San Suon.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-13
ltbrcu.

Emainirtc %ciicrnC uhreh - ) gaze
MCrt; ihloocn bic Stunor nuo hntbc
Stun6c.
S2.75. Slreu ........ .Si.25.
$3.50. Ndrcu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-13

Tho 10 ipeiter bis III $l25.oo Glide
.iir $50 80.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-13
Sinan5ieaeS.
Baltimore, 5. Gcjember 1906

Baltimore, 3. Scjembcr 1908.
1ic jGhsliGcu SnterciIcu iur Hnte pou 81.
@rpscHt bro 1nbr, pelhe uM /. JaHlar 1909
f1ui9 iino. luerocu al GcnannIcm Satim Den
Snbubcyu boa 9anlbihern III out aeitriebclt
NIB an uno mad Eanitae. ocu .. Sanrar 1909.
IN Se NduItitcr ciIIeetrdaeu.
Eiaais uEb EtaotfGcnern tu5rSca bon Der
Pant bc}abIi. HcpolitrH pom SOC. uHS ~auiDart3
augeRommeU.
Sle!idI, pGu 10 4urT. bis ) Eddpnr.
Samings, pan 10 Born. us s Nboe.
MpDcrt 81. @ariug, Rrui,
Sbpma5 %. Iptts,
~(Tc'e--Nauttb) StuBmCiittC.
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Satiuma MGarcn.
PiiuF,la stid fnl. jupnniThc Satiartes
WaslumpcH.
@ric

9yaicu, llrucu, aIdcEbebGltcr, Suttcn'
Irlrr nun ricls nuberc Stiidc; 5ablrei=
dc HctDrGtiuucu NIB Yiwiter. Ter 9ar5e
lsnIrnth il hnluen Ytciien.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-01-28
BY Associated Press.

Washington, Jan. 27.-William Jen-
nings Bryan was a guest of honor to-
night at a dinner rendered him by
Senator Newlands, of Nevada, at
'WoOdley," his country residence.
One-half the democratic members of
the senate were invited, according to
alphabetical arrangement of their
names in the congressional directory.
Senator Newlands said today chat
no political significance attaches to
the dinner He added, however. that
democratic policies in the matter OF
legislation might be discussed
Senator NeWlands has arranged for
a similar dinner when the other half
of the democratic senators will be in
vited.
M. Bryan held an impromptu re-
ception in the rooms of the commit
tee on ways and means today, where
a number of democratic representa-
tives and many outsiders shook him
by the hand, and chatted with him.
Asked the name Of his choice for a
running mate in the event of his uomi-
nation ar Denver, Bryan laughingly re-
piled: Il shant tell; that is too bold
a question"
To the newspaper men he said that
his visit to Washington was not to
consult any men or set of men wheth-
er he ought TO be candidate for
nomination.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-01-28
ViU the Countess Gladys
Be Recognized A Court?
Austrian Custom Says ''NO!''

at court, unless a special patent IS
granted by the emperor.
Only one instance is recited of such
a dispensation when the wife of Count
Golouchowski. the foreign minister,
was received at court. Yet the count
ess was by birth a princess, the dis
qualification In her case arising from
the fact her mother was American.
Other cabfed rumors have il that
the Countess GLADYS will be admitted
at court. as the result OF q political
alliance entered into between Count
Szechenyi and the emperor. whereby
the former will become active IN poll
tics and serve as the. representative
of Franz Josef in the Hungarian house
of lords.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-01-28
By Associated Press.

Washington, Jan. 27.-In the SEN
ate today, Secretary Taft was charged
directly with knowledge of slavery in
the Philippines.
The debate was made pertinent by
sections of the bill revising the Grim
inal code of the United States, which
provides penalties for dealing in
slaves Mr. Hale asserted that such
provisions should be stricken out, as
he REGARDED slavery as obsolete in the
United States, and he could see no
reason for referring to 1t.
Senator Hepburn. in charge OF the
bill, declared there not only was i'm
moral traffic in white slaves, but that
coolie labor in the form and princi-
pie of slavery does exist, and added
that actual human slavery was still
maintained in the Philippines.
Senator Lodge made a statement
to disprove the charges of slavery in
the Philippines
The street railway system Of the
District of Columbia, and the finan-
cial question occupied the time of the
house today. Mr. Fowler. the chair
man of the committee on banking and
currency, made an exhaustive speech.
in which he opposed bond secured-cur-
rency and the proposition looking to
the establishment Of central bank.
He used for his text the bill intro
duced by him early this month. pro-
viding among other things for bank
redemption districts, which, he ar
gued, would meet national emergen-
cies. When he concluded, he was
loudly applauded.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-01-28
Ne WSPAPER
MEN ARE MADE
An At TACK UPON
Beaten in Streets of New
Orleans on Trying to
Snapshot Deposed Police
Chief After Postponement
of His Hearing for Shoot
ing at With Intent to Kill
Joseph M. Leveque.
BY Associated Press.

New Orleans, Jan. 27.-5As result
of clash today between newspaper
reporters and photographers on one
side, and followers of former Police
Inspector Whitaker on the other side,
several men We're assaulted, one was
arrested, and affidavits may be made
against the others.
The fight followed poStponement or
the case against Whitaker on a charge
of shooting Jos. NJ. Leyeque, editor
of the World, with intent to kill.
The trouble was between Fred
HoIyland, a bartender, and Mort VI.
Burger, newspaper photographer, who
tried to snapshot Whitaker. Robert
NJ Farrell. a newspaper reporter who
went to the assistance of Burger,
was also knocked down.
Holyland. who was arrested, is a
son of the detective who accompanied
Whitaker 10 the newspape office the
night of the shooting
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-01-28
HOT
On 7 RAIL Of
CARD PLAYERS
Birmingham Sheriff Says No
Card Parties Can Be Held
in Country Club, and Resi-
denceS Must Be Careful
Not to Have Enough to
Justify Interference.
By Associated Press

Birmingham, Jan. 27.-Stating that
the new state law prohibited card
playing in public places, and that the
Country Club was such, Sheriff Higdon
today declared card parties at the
Birmingham country club must be pro
hibited in future. He said that if card
games are played frequently enough
in private homes to justify interior
ence, such homes were public
Places and these games Will also be
stopped.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-01-28
VAST HAVOC
IS WROUGHT
BY CYCLONE
Sweetwater, Tenn, Vicinity
Is Visited With One Death
and Many Casualties and a
Great Amount of Destruc-
ton of and Damage To
Property Interests.
ev assocEated Press.

Sweetwater, Tenn, Jan. IA Sc
we're cyclone ragged in this vicinity last
night. James VI. Cassidy, of Blue
Springs. eight miles from here. VS.
killed, and his wife perhaps fatally
injured, and their residence demol-
ished by the storm
The home Of James Everett, four
miles from Sweetwater. was swept
away, and his wife and three children
were badly injured Everett escaped
unhurt-
The storm covered distance OF
about eight miles, and demolished z
number of barns and killed several
horses and COWS.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-01-28
snecla! 10 Tire journal.

SnFCIaI 10 7 NC JOuTnaI
New York, Jan 27.-Count Laszlo
7r9 MS American countess will leave
SOON TOR Hungary. Relatives of the
count declare that the bride will be
Iste!ved with open arms in the most
exclusive circles of Viennese and Hun
sa,ian society, and that she will be
,eye!Ved at court. Doubt is cast upon
MS by the comments of leading
spapers Of Vienna
Is well-lnown fact that the
.+3strlar court is the most exclusive
n tic world, and that introduction to
ne emperor is governed by strict
I..' AID regulations in the matter of
E.Hel!2gical qualifications No COM
@oner, it is asserted, can be received
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-01-28
SCUDAMORE
TO Be TRIED
TO-lI)RROW
Preliminary Il ring of De-
posed Cas- r is Set i
For 10 3 clock.

HIS ATTORNEYS HAVE NOTHING
TO SAY AS TO WHAT DEFENSE
WILL BE, AS THEY ARE MAKING
A CAREFUL INVESTIGATION IN
TO ALL POINTS IN THE CASE,
AND WILL NOT TALK UNTIL
THIS is CONCLUDED.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-01-28
BACK INTO 4
RECE|vERSH|P
Out of One Receivers Hands
But a Week, and Into
Another Ones.
a. Associated Press.

Atlanta, Jan. 27--Upon application
OF the Southern Railway, Judge New
man in the federal court today an
pointed 4. 3. Andrews receiver Of tee
Tallulah Falls Railway Company. Tie
petition alleges the road is Indebted
to the Southern TO the extent Of ST.
500 900 for money used in extensions
and developments A month ago ~
ceivers were appointed for the road,
but a statement was made only a
week ago, and the receiver discharged.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-01-28
Whole Family
Burns to Death
While Watching
The Dead Body
Bv Associated Press.

Richmond, Va, Jan. 27.-WhiIe tho
farnIIy was sitting about corpse TO-
day in the house of Anthony Frank
lin, coIored. at Bedford City, the house
collapsed, imprisoning the inmates.
The Wreckage took fire, and the entire
family, consisting Of mother, father
and five children, were burned to
death.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-01-28
TAFT HAS KNlWLED OF REAL SLAVERY
NOW EXISTING UNDER The STARS AND STRIPES

Senate Hears Hepburn De
clare MIR. Taft Has Know
ledge Not Only of White
Slavery and Coolie Slav-
cry, But Actual Servitude
Under Principle and Form
of Slavery in the Philip
ines-House Hears Finan-
cial Relief Talk.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-01-28

which made Miss Gladys Vanderbilt
the wife of Count Laszlo JenO Maria
Henrik Simon Szechenyi. and counS
ess of one of the oldest families OF
Hungary. 4 he brides wedding gift TO
Count SZechenyi was in the form of a
dot of S5.0o0,0 goo. OF which he is to
have the use of the income only. The
new Countess Szechenyi is the wealth
lest young woman in America, her for
tune being estimated at s12,000,000.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-01-28
A Simple" Ceremony Held
in the Fifth Avenue
Family Mansion.
Count is to Have Only The
Income on a Portion of
Her Wealth.
Full Rites of the Catholic
Church Denied-Mother
Is Disappointed.

WEDDING RING COULD NOT BE
BLESSED AND TREATED WITH
INCENSE-MGR. FARLEY GRANT
ed DiSPENSATION. BUT WOULD
NOT GIVE THE SANCTION OF
HIS PERSONAL PRESENCE TO
The MARRIAGE OF CATHOLIC
AND PROTESTANT,
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-01-28
"Rubbernecks. -

From early morning the Vanderbilt
mansion was scene Of activity and
hustle. Hundreds OF curious persons,
mostly women, gathered in the vicin-
ity. hoping 10 catch a glimpse of the
bride and groom, but the rubber
necks" were kept at distance by the
police Some time before the hour
set for the ceremony automobiles and
carriages arrived before the big pal
ace, depositing at its doors some OF
the social and diplomatic leaders OF
New York. Washington and Austria
Hungary. Among them were relatives
of the bride and groom, many multi
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-01-28
MOBILE SUNDAY SCHOOL
ASSOCIATION TO MEET
speeiaI 60 The journal.

0peCIdI 70 IIo SOIItIdi'
Mobile, Jan. 27.-Beginning tonight
ar T:30, the first session of the Mobile
County Sunday School Association will
be held in the ST. Francis Street
Methodist church.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-01-28

The trial of G. c. .Scudamore. depoS-
ed cashier of the Pensacola Bank ID
Trust Co, who was arrested Saturday
night upon a warrant charging enl-
bezzlement OF $4,000, has been set for
10 O'Clock tomorrow morning before
the county judge, and as there is
much interest in this case, which has
been before the public for several
weeks, it is expected that the court
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-01-28
Defense Not Known.

So far the attorneys for the de-
PENDANT, MessrS. SmithwDck, Reeves
and Watson, have given no intimatiou
as to what their defense will be. Last
night one of the attorneys in reply
to a question, stated that they had
nothing whatever to say at the pres
ent time, owing to the fact that they
are now engaged in making a care
full investigation into the merits OF
the case, and looking into everything
relating 10 the charges made against
Scudamore, and until this Is completed
they will not be ready TO make any
statement
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-01-28
BRYAN MUCH
HONORED At
WASHINGTON

The Object of Much Homage
by Democrats and Recip-
lent of Very Pertinent Po-
litical Questions Which He
Politely Refuses to Answer
is Not Consulting Any
Man or Set of Men on Ac-
ceptance of Nomination.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-01-28
SALIENT POINTS
IN THE CEREMONY.
Bride-Miss Gladys Wander

, Bride-Miss Gladys Wander
, bilt
; Bridegroom - Count Laszlo
} Jeno Maria Henrik Simon
, Szechenyi, royal and imperial
, chamberlain, hereditary mem
} Der of the Hungarian house Of
} magnates, lieutenant of re-
} serves in the Ninth HuzZars,
, - Count Nadasdy.
, He Gave Her-Heirlooms of
, ieweIry, etc. worth many
, thousands of dollars.
, She Gave Him-The income
, on S5,000,0eO of her private
} fortune of S12,000.00O.
, Bridesmaid = Miss Dorothy
, Whitney and Miss Ruth
, Twombley.
, Flower Girl-Miss Flora
} Whitney
, Best Man-Count Anton
Sigray
} Ushers-Counts Denis and
, Stefan Szechenyi and Count
, Paul EsterhaZy.
) Observation-Disclosures La
) velle OF ST. Patrick's Cathedral.
Organist-James c. Ungerer,
} musical director of st. Pat
} rick's Cathedral.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-01-28
PUNISHMENT
FOR ATTEMPT
Mississippi House Would
Make Effort at Criminal
Assault Punishable, at Dis
erection of the Jury, by Life
in Jail, at the Very Least.
BY Associated Press.

jackson. Jan. 27.-The lower house
of the Legislature today passed a bill
providing the death penalty or life
Imprisonment for attempted rape, the
punishment lying within the discretion
of the jury Heretofore, the maximum
punishment has been ten years inn
prisonInent.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-01-28
The Home.

The NandertbiltS town house, in
which the wedding took place, is one
e. he show places of the metropolis
10 i in Fifth avenue, occupying the
entire block between Fifty-seventh
ard Fifty-eighth streets. Since the
death q Cornelius Vanderbilt, who
5W!t Il. the house has seemed to the
outsider TO be closed most of the time.
This j. not true. however. as Mrs.
Vanderbilt opens ii quite often for
som" elaborate affair or other.
tn" original Vanderbilt house-the
house in which the old Commodore
lyed-is On Staten Island. 1t is pic
inFr#quc place. within a short dis
lance of the ocean.
q Is assumed that the Count and
countess will spend the most of their
'me at the formers home in Hungary,
castle Oernexoe.
Nusic and Money.
Rejoice. for blessings Round Us
fa... sang the supplied choir of
.1.ty voices from St. Patrick'S cathe-
d-.l in the great Vanderbilt mansion
al FIFTH avenue and Fifty-eighth
.'.'at al noon today, announcing the
.'. M of the principals in the most
''rant International wedding of
E-r.th and title that New York
sa= Witnessed in many years.
.ew minutes later Mgr. La
we've, rector of ST. Patrick's
'".a"dral. had pronounced the words
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-01-28
the Couple.

'ar IUunt Anton oigTay of Vicuna
acted as Count SzechanEi'e best man.
u was, Of C-u.-e, Il brilliant we'd
."G- jhara being an elaborate musical
I-.srlTme, with Nathan Franko's full
O..nsStra, and a seated breakfast.
The bride is twenty-one years old.
She - the daughted of Cornelius and
Alice c. Gwynne Vanderbilt. She
vas born at Newport. r. /.
Count LasZlo Jeno Maria Henrik
Simon SZechenyi is a Hungarian.
'%tuty-eight years Of age. He is a
Andcwner and imperial and royal
chamberlain. Ills home is in Ormacs,
hungary.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-01-28
1-@-i-t e -|~ journal.

N"V York jan. 27.-At noon today
Giauy s. Wander bilt became the Count
rss Szecaenyi, the marriage ceremony
being conducted by Mgr. NJ. J. Lavelle
il Mrs. Vanderbilt Fifth avenue res
.deGr., which the guests entered from
NJ = West Fifty-eighth street, that
side 0t .he house being admirably
supplied with retiring rooms large
e-0u4 fer several hundred people to
GglCsir their wraps in.
L. 2as not a large wedding, as such
tl---s 20 in New York, Mrs. Wander
..t 4aE.nS kept her list down con-
s.f-~aH.., sending out for the ceEe-
Nor and breakfast only, there being
10 FT'-4 Invitations Tor a reception.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-01-28
Remains at Home.

Scudamore has remained at his
home on North Hill since his re-
moVal as cashier Of the bank, and
yesterday was no exception. He spent
the entire day there. and viii not APP
pear until to-aEor row morning when
he goes TO the court house to be ar
for trial His brother G.. G..
Scudamore, OF Flora. H.. did not leave
the city yesterday, and will remain
over until the trial tomorrow
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-01-28

Continued on Page Eighty
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-01-28
Interest Aroused.

Only those directly interested were
aware OF the arrest of ScudamOre I'M
til Sunday morning, when they read
of the arrest i'll The oJurnal Interest
i'll the case was immediately revived.
The fact that two months had elapsed
since Scudamore had been removed
from the bank led some TO believe
that the matter had ben adjusted.
and consequently his arrest came as
a surprise. Interest will center about
the former cashier until the case has
been disposed OF in the courts.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-11-21
LIGHTNING AND SHIPS.
Vessels Are Struck More Frequently
Than Is Supposed.

Than Is Supposed.
In spite OF the popular impression TO
the contrary, ships remote from the
land are seldom damaged by lightning,
although some OF the most awe in
spring displays OF atmospheric cleo
triclty are frequently witnessed by
those on board OF them.
Standing rigging and even parts Of
the running gear are now made Of
steel wire and this substitute for the
old fashioned hemp serves the purpose
OF lightning conductor when the ship
is not hited VIII such an AID 70 safe
81. The electric current rs conveyed
down the wire rigging and reaches the
sea through ile vessels metal hull
Damage occurs only " the current DO
Interrupted on its way down ln q
comparatively largo proportion ~ ~
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by llghiplng, that of fhe main Jess fre-
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three.
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