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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-02-25
Thirty Thousand Visitors
Throng the Streets of Cal
lao and City in its Gala
Dress-Regatta is Held,
Peru and Americans Shar-
ing Honors Evenly
BY Associates Press.

Lima, Peru, Feb. 24.-After four
DAYS the American battleships are
as strong an attraction as when they
arrived. Thirty thousand visitors
were in Caliao yesterday. During the
visit of President Pardo to the fleet
bands of the third division came
ashore and played on the Figuerdo
embankment.
In regatta, the crew from the
Peruvian transport Iquitos, won the
six oar contest, and in the twelve
oar contest crew from the Louis
lana won. The prizes were handed
to the winners by President Pardo
At the conclusion of the races, Presi-
dent Pardo and the Members Union
Club invited the American officers
to partake of refreshments. Their
band played American airs.
The body of P. r. Lewis, sailor OF
the battleship Illinois, who died Sat
urday, was brought ashore and buried
Yesterday. Excellent OrdeZ has
been maintained while the marines
are ashore by the system of naval
patrol. inaugurated by Admiral
Evans.
A bull fight took place this after
noon. and tonight a gala performs
ance was given at the Politena
theatre.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-02-25
EXPOR TIERS
Of LUMBER
TO MEET HERE
Large Number of Shippers
Expected to Arrive
This Morning.
REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING IS
TO BE HELD IN ROOMS OF THE
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
CLASSIFICATION OF LUMBER
WILL AGAIN BE DISCUSSED.

Exporters of lumber and timber
from all the gulf ports are expected
TO be in Pensacola today, when the
monthly meeting OF the Gulf Coast
Lumber Exporters Association con.
venes in the Chamber of Commerce
rooms at 10 O'Clock The meeting
Was TO have been held in the Brent
building, but only few days ago it
was decided that the rooms of the
Chamber of Commerce were the best
suited for the purpose.
OBJECTS OF ASSOCIATION.
The meeting will be the first to be
held in Pensacola since the organiza-
ton of the association a few months
ago in Mobile Many OF the promi-
nent shippers OF Pensacola are mem
bers OF the association, which has,
as it's aim, the proper classification
Of lumber and timber, and does not
in any way attempt to control the
prices paid for the product. The
classification has been discussed at
every meeting held since the organ
ization Of the association, and it is
expected that it Will again form an
interesting topic. Present market
conditions also will be discussed.
The officers of the association are:
Robert Hunter, president. Mobile; ].
III. Hinton, e-president, New Or
leans; j. T. McKeon, treasurer, Mo-
bile; BENJAMIN. Thtrley, secretary, Mo
bile.
; Local exporters believe that the
meeting today viii be one, of the
most largely attended yet held by the
association.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-02-25
BY Assoeiatee Press.

6J associates fTeSS.
Washington, February 24.-The mail
subsidy, and currency legislation,
were the subjects of speeches in the
senate today.
Gallinser opened the debate in favor
OF his bill for an ocean mail subsidy.
TO build up The American merchant
marine, and Senator Depew followed,
his speech strongly approving the
measure.
Simmons, of North Carolina, and
Whyte, of Maryland, spoke in criticism
of the Ald4-ich currency bill, Senator
Whyte announcing that he would not
vote for any measure. now before the
senate.
An hour was devoted to the consid-
Grafton of the bill to revise the crimi-
nal code.
The unusual spectacle OF the COM
rnittee on rules being Overruled by its
chairman, Speaker Cannon was wit
messed in the house to-day. Dalzell d
member of the committee brought in
a resolution providing for the inyes-
tigation of peonage in the southern
states but the speaker on an objec-
ton by Manu. of Illinois, held it was
not privileged Deapite DalZell's ar
gumentS the speaker refused to alter
his decision.
The army appropriation bill, carry
ing over eighty-fve million Of dollars
was taken up after Hull, of Iowa, eX-
planned its provisions. Slayden. of
Texas. criticized the enormous extrav-
agances for military establishment, ;"
while Holiday, OF Indiana, pleaded
for increased pay for enlisted men in
the army.
Hamilton, of Iowa, fayoring tariff
revising and Washburn. of Massar
chusetts spoke favoring restrictions
in the Sherman antitrust law regard
ing organizations of merchants in GER
tain cases.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-02-25
) COUNTRIES
ARE INVOLVED
Killing of British Negro by
American on Norwegian
Vessel the Cause.
By Associated Press.

New Orleans, Feb. 24.-Action by
the United States, Great Britain, and
Norway, may be necessary to fix the
responsibility of the killing of Thos.
Summers, a negro citizen of the Brit
ish colony. Jamaica, by l. B. Taylor,
an American aboard the steamer Ell
lis, flying a Norwegian flag IN Cae
Gulf of Mexico. At the investigation
Taylor said he was tossing up re-
yolver and catching it, when it was
accidentally discharged. He gave his
home as Rockbridge Illinois
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-02-25
Soeciai to The Journal.

N,v York. Feb. 24-Raymond
vfcbcock. the actor. after delays of
yaeJs obtained on enc preteXt or an
ole. was finally brought INTO the
c-r;rgl branch of the supreme court
l4fo-a Justice Bowling for al to-
d,g or the charges of a 1Jnber Of
lire girls. included in six irdict-
msa!. found against him by the grand
jun
The charges against Hitchcock are
technically preferred by the Gerry
S,r,erv. mi they are based on affi-
Larirs worn IL by three of the
yogne girls when the actor is ac-
tusad o. m;straating. The chief of
these youn- girls is Helen Won Hagen.
via IS r.. she was in court today
vrh her mother. Another OF the
girls j. Reija Mckenzie, and third
IS Elise toackS. a sister of Hugo G.
Voecha. arcused By the actor OF black
mail afte' his arrest.
Has BEEN ON TOUR.
Hitchcock has been on a tour ever
since the beginning of November,
Saen he reappeared after a myste-
r3us appearance, and was admit
led 20 bail II was to permit this
DE 70 enable the actor 10 earn
saoJsh money to hire counsel that
VARIOUS DELAYS were secured by his
tgn,el Lawyers Mcintosh and
YMmnlo
HIS WIFE FOR HIM.
Hrs Hitchcock, who is known on
be at.,ge as Flora Zabelle. accom-
aHied her husband to court today,
nj declared that she would stand by
in. no matter what the outcome OF
J rial She has declared positively
Ter since the accusations were first
aIe against him that she believed
In innocent, and still maintains that
E is the victim of a conspiracy and
aculiar circumstances. The investi-
ltCns and charges against Hitch
]c6 were made ON October Il, last,
men Bella Mckenzie disappeared.
hen followed charges against the
,tor by a number of young girls.
STAINED GLASS WINDOWS"
Il Mas declared that the actor had
,ben them to the house of the
.aned glass windows. on West
ortv-hrst street, an dto his room at
reat Neck, Long Isla nd.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-02-25

Geo. c. Scudamore, the ex-eashier
of the Pensacola Bank e. Trust Co,
who, after being arrested charged with
embezzlement. forgery, and uttering
negotiable paper, WAS declared to be
mentally incapable" by a special
commission appointed 10 inquire in
to his mental condition by the county
court at his preliminary hearing and
who, by his counsel, pleaded insanity
in answer to charges filed before the
criminal court, which charges were ac-
ceptsd by the judge thereof and Scuba
more was declared TO be insane
whereupon Scudamore by his attor-
neys procured a writ of habeaS ccs-
pus and is now at liberty under d
$1,000 bond, will be again examined
to-day by a commission appointed by
the county court as to whether or
NOT he is insane
TRIED TO STOP PROCEEDINGS
IT is evident that the defense has
made every possible effort TO stop the
procedure OF this second inquiry. The
application for the commission TO in
qIire into Scudamcre's sanity was
signed by four Of the members of the
first commission who declared him 20
be mentally incapable of conducting
his defense against the charges filed.
1t IS said upon good authority that
members OF ScudaanoFe's family called
on each of the signers TO the appIlca-
ton. John Z. Stillman, Drs. Mallory
Kennedy, d. w. Mcmillan and J. H.
Bjckerstaff. and pleaded with them 10
withdraw their signatures from the
application for the commission, assert
ing that ScudamoHe Is now in the
hands of his family, that a good and
sufficient bond has been given, and
that the family desired to phase him in
a sanitarium for treatment and that
they do not want him committed to
the asylum for the insane in Florida
TWO SiGNERS RECANTED.
Two of the commission acceded to
their requests and wrote letters TO
Judge BellingeT of the county court
asking that official TO cancel their
names ON the application These
were Drs. Mcmillan and Bickerstaf.
DR.. Kennedy and Alr. Siflman re-
fused to recant from their position
taken when they, As members OF the
first commission, recommended that
that court take steps TO safeguard
the community from any acts OF vio-
lence Scudamore might commit while
in his present mental condition.
DIDN'T ASK w. q. CRAWFORD.
w. B. Crawford the fifth signer to
the application for the new commits
sion said last night that neither the
Scudamore family or the counsel for
Scudamore had called On him asking
that he withdraw his signature.
INQUIRY EXAMINATION TODAY.
Judge Bellinger said yesterday that
the action of the two signers 10 the
application would have no effect upon
the examination and that the inquiry
would be held today 40 agreed upon
at the time 1t was created. The MEM
beers of the commission are DIR. w C.
DewOerry, DR. E. F. Bruce and ]. n
Andrews. It is said that the examina-
ton will be conducted at the house
and that # will be private.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-02-25
TREASURER
CALLED IN
MUCH MONEY
Call Issued for Is Per Cent
of Public Funds in the Sum
of 500, 900 or More, Now
Held in National Banks
Transfer Must be Made by
March %.
Ry Associated Press.

washington, Feb. 2I-Ihe secre-
tary of the treasury today announced
a call upon national banks for APP
proximateiy % per cent OF public
funds now held in active repositories,
having on deposit such funds IN the
sum of 100000 or more, and 20 per
cent held by active deposilofies.
where deposits OF 100000 of such
funds. or excess thereof, aud waere
such withdrawal can be made With
OUT inconv enience TO the treasury de-
partnent in the transaction of pub-
lie business. Ten per cent of the
call is TO be made before March 9.
and the remaining 10 per cent. be-
fore March %.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-02-25
"Heien" The Telephone Girl,
Proved a B0y=Oh, Horrors!

Helen" applied for the position five
months ago. giving the name OF
Helen lies. age %, Of Chicago. A few
weeks ago a new operator whose first
name was Margaret. was assigned 10
the exchange Helen" forEettNg
his disguise. told Margaret he Exs q
man, and asked her 10 marry him
Margaret refused and Immediately
sought Miss Bnrpg the result being
that Helen was dis harged from
further service.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-02-25
FLORIDA
DELEGATION
THE LARGEST
Over 1900 Educators Pres
ent at National Asso-
citation Assembly.
STATE SUPERINTENDENT HoL.
LoWAY AND VARIOUS COUNTY
OFFICIALS WITH HIM COMPRISE
THE LARGEST DELEGATION
FROM ANY SOUTHERN STATE.
sneciai to Inc journal

Washington, D. C.. Feb. 24.-Hon.
w. u. Holloway, state superintendent
of public instruction. accompanied b.
several county school officials Of
Florida, arrived in the city last night
and are guests OF the Raleigh Hotel
Several thousand public educators
are IN attendance 10 the National
Educational Associations. The Florida
delegation Is the largest from am
of the southern states and is beiuS
cordially welcomed
Mr. Holloway, by special invitation.
Is the guest today of United States
c Commissioner OF E4Wstion Rrowa.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-02-25
To EXAMINE
SCUDAMORE
AGAIN TO-DAY
Unsuccessful Effort Made
by Defense to Stop
Second Inquiry.

OF ScuDAAaORE FAM.
lY CALLED ON SIGNERS OF AP-
PticATioN FOR A COMMISSION
AND ASKED THAT THEY WITH
DRAWERS. sickERSTAFF AND
MCMILLAN ADDRESS COUNTY
COURT ASKING THAT NAMES
BE cANcELLED-HAS NO EF-
Feet ON Procedure HOW
EVER.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-02-25
Committee VIII Meet MS
Morning and Arranf5
for Dedication.
Addresses Will Be Deli oed
by All the Former
Mayors of City.
EXPECTED THAT THE OPERA 2
CHAIRS FOR THE COUNCIL
CHAMBER WILL BE IN POSI-
TFoN BY THAT DATE, HAVING
BEEN SHIPPED TEN DAYS AGO
FROM CINCINNATI.

The dedication. or house warming.
of the new city hall is to OCCUR Fri
day afternoon, the ceremonies COM
mencing at , o'clock and continuing
throughout the afternoon. This date
was decided upon late yesterday sf-
ternoon and this morning there will
be meeting OF the committee of the
city council to complete all arra-ga-
ments for the event
The opening of the new home of
Pensacola's city officials will be an
event OF more than passing interest.
for the new building is the frSG Of
any portions to be owned by Pcnsa-
cola
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-02-25
FLEET STILL OBJECT
OF PERU'S INTEREST
ONE FIREMAN KILLED;
SIX WERE INJURED

Tacoma, Wash, Feb. "a
George Hall. a fireman, was
killed, and six other fiFemen
were injured, during a fire
which destroyed the six story
building covering an entire
block occupied by the Davis
Smith Furniture Company, to-
day. The total loss was $780,
600.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-02-25
HIGH SPANISH OFFICIAL
CONVICTED OF EM8EZZLEMEN7
az Assoeiated Press.

Rome FEB. N.-The senate, Sitting
as high court today, convicted
Nunzio Nasi. former minister of pub
lie instruction, of enlightenment from
the state treasury. He was sentrn-
ced TO eleven months and twenty
days Imprisonment and debarred of
holding public Office for four years
and two months.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-02-25
81 Am Not a
Candidate"
Gov. johnson
BY Associates prex..

st. Paul, Mimi, Feb. 24-s.I am not
a candidate for governor for a third
term. ! am not a candidate for any
office, not even the presidency"
said Gov. John A. Johnson, address
ing the Minnesota Editorial Associa-
neapoliS.
The remarks of the states chief
executive same as a complete sur
prise because it was generally
thought he would be candidate to
succeed himself as governor, even
if the presidential lightning bolt
should strike him.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-02-25
TORPEDO FLOTILLA
SAILS FOR CALLAO
~ AssocIated Press,

TalcahuanO, ChlIe, FEB. 81 uy
American torpedo baat noti1la Will
leave here tomorrow Tor caiiao' ar ,l,!
inc there probably March j. The
fact has been here since February IL.
and during the stay the officers have
been treated with marked attention,
Entertainments in their honor nave
heen given by Admiral Perez, and com
harding officers OF the Chilean war
ships stationed here.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-02-25
BROTHER OF DEAD SLEW
SLAYER ON WAY TO TRIAL
Nv Associated Press.

Rock Hill, S. c., Feb. 24.-Grover
WEIGH, whose brother was killed al
Kershaw last. Christmas by Berry
MebIey, shot and instantly killed
Mobley tonight as they We're on the
way to Lancaster fer preliminary
hearing for the Kershaw tragedy.
Both men are of promiI1lt families.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-02-25
TWO INDICTED FOR
EMBEZZLEMENT
BY Associated eress

i"eoA. Ga. Feb. 24.-Tha grand
Jury today returned indictments
p Isl t5. Alex Wachtel and Charles
=. 81 '- sd. alleged TO have embez-
- 9'o.OoO from the ,defunct Elk
-'''S' Rank. Brannon was book
"a. 'e. ana Was charged with taking
ssI, NoHtE from the bank and making
e.; entries. Wachte! was assistant
N. and Is charged with assist
az 1.auh9h- Il is said that Wachteli
taa ga The mistaken credits of $780,
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-02-25
By Assoeiated e,es.-.

81. Louis, NO.. FEB. 24.--Ihere was
CONSERVATION among the girls Of the
Forest exchange OF the Bell Telephone
Company yesterday when it became
known that Helen lies, a fellow
worker. was boy in disguise. The
secret was brought 10 light when one
of the girls complained 10 the chief
Of the exchange, Miss Burns, that
Helen was not what she seemed
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-02-25
TWO DAYS AND NIGHTS OF FUN AND R MR GRS PENSACOLA MARCH End AND SRI
RAYMOND HITCHCOCK
FACES A BAD CHARGE
Gerry Society Prefer Allega-
lions of Mistreatment
of Young Girls.

ACTOR HAS BEEN ON A TOUR
SAVING HIS SALARY TO PAY
rxpeNsEs OF HIS DEFENSE
AGAINST THAT WHICH HE
CLAIMS is A CONSPIRACY
.HoUsE OF THE STAINED
CLASS WINDOWS" PROMISED TO
NJ IMPORTANT props" I'M
SETTING FOR HITcHcock'S
LATEST STAR ENGAGEMENT.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-02-25
REDUCTION
or WAGES
Engineers and Telegraphers
Of Southern Railway
Want to Know.
BY Associated Press.

Washington. Feb. 24.-Committees
y. locomotive tiremen and railroad
Nesraphers, employed by the South
va Railway, had conference today
WIN General Manager Ackert on the
s-A5Fal question of the proposed re-
'',loh ~ wages on the system. The
,y"''irncH proved inconclusive, and
' Quantities arranged for a fur
'-'. discussion Of the matter later.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-02-25
RESOLUTION
GOES OVER IN HOUSE
Cannon Arbitrarily Ruled It
Not Privileged Over
Rules Committee.

OCEAN MAIL SUBSIDY AND CUR.
RENcY LEGISLATION WERE
SUBJECTS OF SPEECHES WHICH
OCCUPIED TIME OF THE SEN
ATE = ARMY APPROPRIATION
BILL CONSIDERED IN THE
HOUSE AND SLAYpEN OF TEX
AS CRITICIZED "ENoMoUS
ExTRAVAGANcES
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-02-25
Ex-Mayors to Speak.

The committee in arranging the
program has invited all OF the ex-
mayors OF Pensacola TO deliver adj
dresses on this occasion. Among
these are Vim. Il. Anderson, c. Mo
reno Jones, W. II. Northup and T.
+. WelleS. Mayor Goodman is also
on the program for an address. but
with the exception OF those above
noted, it is not probable that there
will be any other addresses
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-02-25
Accepting Consecrated Wat
er With One Hand, Sup
plicant Fired Shot.
Assassin Was Captured at
Door of Edifce After
Trying to Kill Officer.
OF DENVER WHERE
MURDER OCCURRED MADE
THREATS OF LYNcHiNo AND
THE PRISONER WAS HURRIED
TO COLORADO SPRINGS TO
AVENeE CHURCHMAN'S DEATH
IAN ITALIAN COMMITTED THE
CRIME.
Special to The Journal.

Denver, Colo, Feb. 24--Father
Leo Heinrichs was shot, and killed
when administering the Sacrament at
early mass in St Elizabeth's Catho-
lie Church, Eleventh and Curtis
streets, this city, at o'clock yester-
day morning.
Kneeling at the altar rail between
two women, Alto Giuseppe pressed
the muzzle of, revolver against the
body of the priest. after receiving the
consecrated wafer, and shot the
priest through the heart
Enchanting, MY God, my God.
Father Leo fell prone in front Of the
altar and died without uttering an
other word
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-02-25
GATES SPECIAL INTO
DiTH EARLY TODAY
BY Associated Press.

Laredo. Texas, Feb. 20 .
a. m.-The Gates special. en-
route 10 Border, is said 10
have gone into a ditch at
Encinal, 40 miles from here
Every car left the track
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-02-25
E[lGHT RIDERS KEPT
'7SEAT-ToBACC1 SAVED
By Associated Press.

,, BY Associated Press
J -. Held, Ky, Feb. pa
Nv was received here to-
Ill Jaat 30 night riders
J -, 10 tue home of Brandon
-. near Kinks Eye, and
l'Aad his tobacco harm. He
|. w. -'td werningg few
, rs ago and hauled the last
w. %. tobacco from the barn
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-02-25
Assassin Captured.

With an inarticulate scream, the
assassin sprang into the aisle and
dashed TO the door. For a moment
the hundred or more people in the
church were tfazed. then became pam
ic-stricken Women tainted and many
became hysterieal. Several men
rushed to the aid of the priest and
Others started in pursuit OF the muir
derer. Among the latler was Patrol
man Daniel Cronin, who overlook the
fleeing Italian on the steps. Giuseppe
attempted to shoot the policeman, but
was foiled and oyeT-powered only at
ter a desperate fight, in which several
men came to the assistance of the
officer.
The murderer was hurriedly remov-
ed TO the city Jail as threats OF sum-
mary justice were made by men in
the crowd who quickly gathered in
front Of the church. Chief of Police
Delaney called out the reserve force
CT patrolmen Deputy Coroner Hayes
took charge of the priests body,
which was removed to the city NOR.
que.
A single hole in the white commun-
ion robes of the priest showed that
the bullet had gone straight to the
heart. The bullets remaining in the
revolver had sharpened points.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-02-25
A Receiving Committee.

The president and twelve members
of the city council are to act as
receiving committee At what hour
the addresses viii Fbe delivered has not
Yet been announced. but the building
will be thrown open TO the public at,
2 o'clock in the afternoon. A brass
band will be in attendance and rem
der music throughout the afte"n noon.
and it is expected that hunG eds OF
citizens will visit the h2ndsoma
building and make their first inspec-
tion Of II
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-02-25
Lynching Averted.

Only by the extraordinary work OF
several policemen and deputy sherifs
was a mob of over three thousand en-
ragged men prevented from going to
Colorado Springs during the early
hours this morning and lynchlng
Alto Giuseppe, the Italian anarchist
who yesterday assassinated Father
Leo Heinrichs. at the altar of ST
Ehzabeth's church
1t developed during the morning
that Alto believed there would he
three priests instead of one who would
officiate at the morning service and
that he had laid his plans to kill them
all.
In an interview with the prisoner
this morning he admitted that he had
been practicing shooting each day
for the past month. He expressed his
disappointment that he was unable 70
kill more of the priests but declared
with great degree OF satisfaction
that he had done a pretty good day S
work when he killed the one.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-02-25
Hall is Now Ready.

The new city hall is now ready,
with the exception of the opera
chairs for the use of spectators in
the council chamber. These chairs
were shipped ten days ago from Gin
cinnati, and are expected 20 raaCh
here today or tomorrow, and as soon
as they arrive will be place.l in po-
sition. The desks, railing, and lights
for the chamber have all been
placed, and the walls tinted, making
the interior appear very handsome
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-02-25
Grounds in Shape.

The grounds in front and on the
sides of the building are now i1
good shape, the result of the work
of Gardener KiTnble OF the Plaza.
who has charge of the work For
several days a big force OF men have
been moving earth from the 'front.'
of the building. and this has now
been leveled and presents a neat ap-
pearance.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-10-25
DETECTED IN TIME.

The democrats in New York are
charging the republicans with STUFF
fing the registry lists in the outside
counties with fifteen Or twenty thou
sand fraudulent names, the intention
being to carry the state by fraud if
necessary. The scheme has been dis
covered in time to be checked. A
committee Of FIVE hundred democratic
lawyers has been former. covering
every county, to thwart the scheme.
Arrangements are made that every
man offering to vote unless entitled
shall be yanked to Jail. When you are
thinking about it you might remem-
Der that this is the first time say
since the days Of Tilder when the
democrats were fully apprized and
ready for republican frauds.
Judge Alton b. Parker is at the
head of the organization, and it g IS
without saying that it viii be ener-
getic and well managed, with strong
branch in every county and the full
cooperation Of every enthusiastic
democrat in the state. We may rea-
sonably expect the right sort Of re-
ports from New York.