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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-09-03

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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-12-24
ESCAMBIA COUNTY
BOYS DO GOOD WORK
SHOW APPRECIATION OF AID Rem.
pERED TO GAIN KNOWLEDGE.
viii ForesO Pleasure Of Eating Christ
mas Dinner at Home and Con-
tinue Their Studies.

Three cheers-yes, aud tiger on
top of 'emfor the 10 young men
from Escambia county now studying
modern and approved methods Of farm.
ing at the State University In Gaines.
vile, In love with the work they are
doing and determined to improve the
shining hour to It's utmost limit OF
productiveness, they have decided, We
believe cheerfully. TO forego turkey
and plum pudding and fruit cake and
all sorts of sweet sass with the home
folks at Christmas time and win stay
at their studies, knocking of an extra
hour at dinner, possibly, but minimiE.
ing the holiday feasting period In
order that no opportunity may be
lost to acquire full practical knowledge
OF the subjects under instruction.
Those unselfsh and selfabnegating
young men, who, like all flesh. would
enjoy Christmas dinner and an after
chat with loved ones and neighbors
at the familiar hearthstone, are the
stun that good citizens, not good farm
ers alone. are made from, and when
they get back to the fields and fur.
rows of Eseambia they'll get to work
with small stir to put into everyday
effect the lessons learned at Gaines.
vile. Escambis county ought TO be
proud Of her 10 peraeyering farm stu
dents. They will help West Florida
farming conditions immeasurabiy by
their new knowledge not less than by
their unusual interest and industry
Pensacola Journal.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-12-24

WASHINGTON. Dec a. Reallrm.
ing his confidence In DR.. Cook, Rear
Admiral w, S. schley, retired, yester-
day called publicly upon Commander
Peary to submit his proofs that he
reached the North Pole to some sclon.
tide body other than the National
Geographic Society, This, the Ad'
miral declares, should be done at
once In the interest of justice and
to establish beyond question the
claims OF Peary,
The Admiral believes that the same
body which threw out and repudIated
Cooks data should be permitted TO
pass upon the data submitted by
Pcary to the Geographic, Society
THE Danes are the best posted
body OF men In the world on Arctic
matters" he said. The conslstory
Of the University Of Copenhagen
should be given the opportunity TO ex.
anime the Peary proofs. for In that
way they would be- submitted to the
same test that was applied TO those
OF Cook"
Moreover. Admiral sohley believes
that the submission OF the proofs
to Copenhagen should he insisted upon
by Peary despite whatever tho Ma
llonal Geographic soclety's attitude
may be-
Admiral schley declined 90 say on
what grounds he took exception to
the finding OF the scientists Of the
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-12-24
BLOWN UP BY BOMB.

Chief Of 81. Petersburg Secret Police
Loses His Life.
ST. PETERSBURG, Dec, 20. Col
KarpoI, chief OF the secret police OF
81. Petersburg. was assassluated early
yesterday. lie had been entlced 20
remote street Of the viborg district
aud there was blown 90 pieces by n
bomb exploded. supposedly. by bis
host. one Michael yoAskreasonsky.
The murderer rushed into the street
following the explosion and was cap
tured. An assistant Of Karpor. who
lad accompanied him. was severely
injured
Karpofl was appointed iron Baku.
where he had been chief u the secret
police
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-12-24
Georgian Serving Life Term
Gets Nice Christmas Gift

WASHINGTON. Dec. So Eight
Christmas gifts In the way OF pardons
and combinations OF sentences grant.
ed By President TAFT we're announced
at The department Of justice yostor.
day.
As an incident Of land frauds which
sprang up against nonresident owners
and were carried ON ~ squattors
In Southern Georgia, Charles Clements
was convicted Of conspiracy and muir
der committed at NOFmnndalo. and
sentenced early In 1901 20 imprison.
ment Tor life. President TAFT hna
commuted the sentence 60 expire im.
modiatoly.
Pardons were granted Ia two North
Carolina poatoIioe eases. those 81
John r. Leonard. sentenced 10 ave
years imprisonment Tor breaking into
the Office n Dunn. and that of Charley
Williams. sentenced Cor a lie term
Tor q similar OfcnFo.
A pardon restoring civil rights has
been granted Albert Smith. sentenced
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-12-24
lSSASSTNS TAKE LIFE
OF THREE OFFICIALS
PREMIER Of Korea, Chief Magistrate Of Mask, Chief
GS. Petersburg, Are Killed.

years a resident Of the United States.
The premier was riding in his jinriki.
sha when the assassin came up with
a long kitchen knife in his hand. He
drove this twice into the abdomen of
the premier and once into the lat.
ter's lung, The assassin then turned
on the premier's jinrikisha.man, whom
he stabbed and instantly killed.
The assassin was Immediately ar.
rested. He is a youth of about 20
years and is believed to be a member
of political secret society. The pre-.
mier was removed to the hospital
vi was always credited with foster.
ing anti,Japanese sentiment In Korea,
He bitterly opposed the faction among
the Koreans which favored annexa.
tion to Japan and refused to present
a petition for annexation to the Ko-
rean emperor. Notwithstanding Yrs
known sentiments In regard to the
relations between Japan and Korea,
Marquis Ito regarded vi as an honest
and conscientious patriot and refused
to listen to the premier's repeated re-
quests that he be allowed to resign
his office.
II is believed that the assassination
is the result Of political intrigue,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-12-24
Only Figure Of Woman
Will Satisfy This Town

DISTINCTION. Dec. 2S.-The OIL
. standard Of purity in art Is so
- 10 Franklin, Tenn, that the ag-
~ head Of the armored cruiser
''-f0s probably never will rest
ee Iais results from the attitude
va By Mayor L. NJ. Perkins of that
y, 10 letter to the commandant
oe Bremerton navy yard, Wash.
., where the Tennessee was sta.
d His letter read:
~. ~ nave received your fayors OF
49, 10 and November , Of the
year, but as we had never
a'y request for the loan Of
-Le1ead Of the good ship Ten
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-12-24

r,sHNGToN. Dec. 23.--Three
~ government officials, the most
,oiable being Premier vi, of the Ko-
an cabinet, met horrible deaths at
4. hands yesterday of political as
.,,sins. The crimes committed were
! widely separated portions of the
,or5 and include in addition to Pre-
~, VI Col. Karpoff. chief of the
,.,rst police in St. Petersburg, Russia,
al Arthur NJ. T. Jackson, in Bombay,
R,aisb India, the chief magistrate of
Mask
10 Seoul, Korea, the prime minister
4 the Korean cabinet was stabbed
b death as an apparent result of the
intense feeling in Korea against Japa'
r,ss influence. Col. Karpoff was
hloVn to pieces by the explosion OF
T, bomb thrown supposedly by an
anarchist.
Arthur NJ. T. Jackson was assassi'
usied by a native for revenge and
presumably as a part Of the seditious
movement against British official au'
tAOrity.
In each Of the countries. the gov
snlng authority is menaced by a
dangerous element directed against
he existing regime.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-12-24

nessee, and as We had no funds ap-
proprlated for the purpose Of paying
freight on the same, We simply re-
NAMED quiet. However, II the said
flgurehead is that Of a beautiful wo.
man. we will take good care Of her.
II she Is sent free. But II It is some
thing scarry, like a mermaid or a fea
serpent, we don't want her &C a dts
count. even.
Trusting this meets with your az
prevail" etc.
The letter has been forwarded 10
the Navy Department, with the inlof'
nation that the hgurehead r. not a
woman. neither Is Il a mermaid or q
sea serpent.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-12-24

within a few moments after a remark
.by Senator Mclaurin that he va,
then feeling better than BE- had fen
A. any time since hls recent severe I'd
ness. resulting from an attack q pto-
maine poisoning.
No announcement a. 70 the funeral
ayrapremeuts bad been made 40 %
q late hour last nlgbt
AZ 10 q successor 20 Senator NC
Iaurin Il Is pointed GOT that 40 A.
po,ntnent might b. Immediately made
b. Governor Noel o. selected ~ ise
state Isgisiaturs. uhich an eouVens
rariy in Januafy
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-12-24

a dozen years ago At Paris Texas. TO
a brief term Of imprisonment for 70.
celying atoloa property
James and Llncolu Wolfe. full
bloodod Cherokee In prison for life
lor murder. had their sentences CON.
muted 10 expire at once, The A.
torney General says II seems clear the
Indians we're convicted on evidence
unloading and only partly true,
n biz conduct remains good until May
2s. 1910, the sentence Of avo years
imprisonment. which ordinarily would
expire November Is. 1910. viii then
BE- committed IN the case Of Eugene
Robinson. alias y. r. Robinson. con
yictod a. Antlers. !. r.. Tor burglary
end larceny
The President has committed % o.
piro Immediately The sentence u
eight years imprisonment imposed 10
tho ease Of y. B Hudson. convicted
AZ Balllawa. l. r., for earHal knowledge
The AitOrueyGsnsral says the prison
er has been IN fail foe nearly thFos
years and may be- innocent
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-12-24
Poisoned WhiSkey Killed
Samuel Hogan Of Highland

BTARKE. Dec zg--An strnpt Was
made Monday nlghs 10 poisoa John
Bennett u near Highland b. q bottle
% uhiaksy. sbiBDed b. express from
lacks0ugiiie
after hearing that TIE Hhlskey Wa
ai the sKpfess oiiies be cent a colored
hahd f0f a. On be Tsturn be poured
1ai s0ms aad gave q % he daFkey
sad thea rave ths bottle % Samuel
flosnn Who took q small drink. and
rhsn 10 NJ Bennetf's son. Who also
tool q small drink Both rsmarted
q ite sane time ftai ths liquor vaa
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-12-24

on Christmas morning 81 Holy Urn
Ry church there vii BE- ssrvics ~ 20
O'Clock. incl8dinE Shortened Mathis
and ihs Celebration q che Holy Con
munIou 90 sun4ay Dee 1sth. TIE
Fsart o. 81 stephen. there Wiil b.
services a. 7 a 10. 1880 a n. ane
T.s8 ,. N. TIE Hsv G w KnanR.
grlssf o. charge
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-12-24
At ct. pATslcK's CHURCH.

Three Masses 10 De Held on Christ.
mas Morning.
Tomouov morning at ~ Patrick'a
Catholic church three masses viii b.
celebrated. The church viii De ap
pr0prlatcly decorated according 20 ihf
Roman Catholic costume for this o.
caslOn.
The Rev. Father Lynch viii COO
duct the masaes. the Grit 20 begin 81
$40 a a.. followed immodiately after.
ward By che frclad mass. and tho
third service vii b. a. 10 o'clock
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-12-24
SelatOr MCLaurin Dies
Suddenly Of Heart Failure

Miss Dec. 2s.-Unlted
49,. aa'or A. J. MeIauIrn died
-, lag night at his home IN
Death vas due to an attack
a.. IRE aad came without the
'A'a.as a, s:55 O'Clock
- e fatal stroke came upon
.sr,f NrIaurin was seated 10
~ ,-''' In frout Of the hre
H., library. He suddenly
I'd y. Without speaking a word.
49,. sEtinct when members
reached hIs ass. Ths
81 death believed
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-12-24

bitter and must have quinlne "a IL
Ars Bennett declined taking any. az
10 bad quinine MF Bennett did nos
drink
Very soon SIR Hogan was takes
gioieniiy lii. and although everything
possible was done. be- died IN about
thirty minutes The boy vOmited and
e nor almost we'll The eoiored maE
e rtiil On a erliieai condition. IN tho
package was q note a. follows From
q friend foF the holidays" Judge
Dekis held an inquest with the shows
facts
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-12-24
REVENGE THE MOTIVE.

British Magistrate In india Killed
BY Native.
BOMBAY, British India, Dec. "a
Arthur Mason Tippetts Jackson. dllef
magistrate Of Mask, in the presidency
of Bombay was assassinated by n
native while attending a theatrical per-
Torrance Wednesday night.
The motive for the murder Is sup
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-12-24
ADMIRAL SCHLEY ASKS
FOR .PEARY'S PROOFS
Calls on the Arctic Explorer TO Submit His Data to
the University Of Copenhagen.

University Of Copenhagen that Cook
had not been at the North Pole, lie
merely realfirmed his belief in the
explorer adding that he believed also
Peary, too, had gained the top OF the
earth.
The Importance OF the Admirars
demand ia increased by the fact that
he has had wide experience In the
far North, In 1884 he was In com
mand OF the Thetls expedition which
resulted in the rescue OF Lieut., Greedy
and six men who had been cast away
at Cape Sabine. and whom tho clvk
llzed world had practically given up
for lost For his rescue Admiral
schley was awarded a gold watch and
a vote OF thanks by tho Maryland
Legislature and medal OF honor by
the Massachusetts, Humane Society.
Members OF the National Geographic
Society declined TO discuss the sug
gestion. brought out by the naval OH
Ger. The society is still smarting an
der the somewhat curt reply made
by the University Of Copenhagen 70
It's request that o committee repre-
sentlng the society be permitted to
be present when Or, Cooks data was
exapined
VIII Not Withdraw HOners,
COPENHAGEN, Dec. o. 1T n not be-.
fHa..tt...,,a -, kf.vs NIas.a 4
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-12-24

posed to have been a wish for revenge
upon the magistrate. who had recent
ly sentenced a criminal TO life I'm
prisOnment
Mask is a hotbed OF sedltion. Jack
son had been In the British Indian
service since 1883,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-12-24
KOREAN PREMIER KILLED.

ARassin Christian Who Has Lived
In United States.
SEOUL, Korea, Dec. 23.--Premier
Y the head Of the Korean cabinet,
tls stabbed to death early yesterday
y Vie Chain Yong, a Korean.
The attack occurred at 10 o'clock
p ihe morning. The assailant was
'yoC0g Christian, who was for many
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-12-24

VIII Not Withdraw Honors.
COPENHAGEN, Dec, % 1T Is not be-
Continued on Next PagoJ
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-12-16

BREAhFAn I EOOO0.
Mothers Oats u. 1892 for 25c
Quaker Oats -. 1862 for 25c
SHREDDED Wheat ........ 15c
Pnffed Rice $50. 1862 for 25c
Cream of Wheat 15c
Corn Flake -. 10c
Force 15c
swansdown Flour ...... 30c
Pancake Flour 10c
Puffed Wheat 10c
These are always fresh and
crisp.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-12-16
METZ ITEMS.

sTondly might Tine 18th, lightning
struck The derrick of AIDE Haug1ht No
2 and burned ileF down. The above
Har?ht has leleasl a aaun OF John b.
kRr NOR our toNn for whicn lie ps&d
100000 for and is to drill cit least
three wells. No further rentals Is
No be r-1d. A locatlun wcuh have
rbaen made today but bal<weathsr put
1T of Mn the 14th. Work Will com
neance riRina away. .,.
There ere four wefrs OF Stiste Forl;
going d,wn. the Jacob Baker, TIE Hi
ram Wells and tive N t1te :Eodn farm,
All are going down nicely
The WFson Hjught No. Is In,
,nakins 400 barrels. No, is through
the CauSrbal's run sand with sons
oil. No. G has Efhe 10 inch casing IN
and gotng on nicely.
John w. Bowantt is In at this writ
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-12-16
BooTHsvpLLE ITEMS.

F.
The unton meeting whlch was held
at the M. E. CEnrrch closed Tuesday
night 1t wats inEdlzed a blessing to
cur town and community. 1t was
enjoyed by all THAT atI Ianll:d' 1T. There
were sixteen or seventeen horn into
the KingilJn andi several reclaimed.
ON 5unsihy follcwing. the dcors OF the
church were opened by Rev. Ham
unond for these who wished to nn::e
with tho church. There were eight
gaze their names fer baptism: a':d
three by letter.
MIR. Dave Nuzrrn ind wife G!1Te re-
turned from Morsantown where they
spent a very r+!stsgart week with Mrs
Nuzlrm's 1ktssr. Mrs. Mrtten Pixler
Mr.. and Mrs. JET Smell were alt
Anonontgah Saturday and Sunday, the
guests CT Mrs. SmfEl's brother, Mr.
John Davis, and wife.
Miss Maggie Clelnnd is spending
a week with her sister, Mrs Louis
Nu.rm. near Meailard,
Mr.. Will Harr t5I7d family and Rev
Hahnrnon and vile. of Shinnzkon, took
dinne1. and spent a very Peasant aft
erroon at Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Elders
Sunday, on Hcrner's nun
MIR. Joe Proyance is second cook at
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-12-16

neboit's nc:lsl, which is feeling quite
number OF people daily during TIC
oil exciteemnt.
Mr.. Erwin HuEltead's son, Russell,
is quite sick at his home win d:rt-
iberia. Master Hrstsad was ON fTle
ice s. Eu1rdl1y with ether children -,-ri
Saturday night DIR. ID. &c. CoR3in WAS
called. He pronounled the case dix
iberia. Our community is very march
scared TYP over the case.
on business is the gossip OF the
,Iay. Rigs are going up ans! new To-
cations are being made.
THOMAS.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-12-16
HoulT ITEMS.


HOULT, Dec. 14.-It row locks Ike
we might have old Fashioned chriz's-
mas weather.
Henry Hess returned Sunday nifat
Ifrcm Nevada wheer me hal been for
some time.
The small child of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold stre:tthberry hss been very
sick with pneumonia fever.
Mrs. Alice Wilson is aIag!a very
stdk.
"A ohald was bonn to Mr.. and Mrs.
scctt Huffman and died Sunday rrl
bur.ed at Msadt:wdia!e ceuGsr!ery Mors'
day: Mrs. Huffman is very Ill and
'l1:r a day OF 50 there WIS little f:Fe
OF her recovery, butt she is now I'M
proving slowly.
MT. w1tsrm suttcn returned Sun
dry from "trip over ON the Ohio NV
er. Mr.. Sutton, who is 1ockInan here.
mad PLANNED to nike work on the OHIO
river hut has changed his ph:ns and
will remain here for the present.
Edith, Archie and Lewis '1tcElfresh
ware visiting their grandmother, Mrs.
Elizabeth Bowman, near LITTLE Falls.
Sptnrdlay and Sunday.
Mr.. Reason Pybes is very ii and
rs unaier a doctors care.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-12-16

go:sipers. We predict crushirt =.
feat fer. him, but 10 avoid amy COZ
te:t in lihe future We sBglsere thaE
AHd1.ch p-'Ice "a high tariff en- I'M
sound and lEnbrgdlled poets.
At !Eae risk CT being called a muck
raker we wish ITO call attention TO
this glitter-ing gem; There is no sea
s2rrg on earth thzt will take the bit
r..rnezs cut CT an Old 'tr1cihelor AMI
N ,aka i.im sweet and tender"
Albania rusipss Tr1n one extreme
to another in why TIL L indicates
she is light headed
ic.ae CT CupiPs attorneys says tEat
a divorce in high life used to he'a
nine days wonder ENit NEW 1t Is n
nine minutes proceeding and the
only thir,g people wonder about Is
when you will marry next.
Trrs Cook-Pcary affair is more an
royirg than a primary election IN
M7ncngrrrIa county.
Nicaragua Is about the size CT the
Stare OF New York. but she h1s 10
Tammany Hail and is therefore fac
ing a revohtion. Tho more we scan
tho above, the mere we arc impress
cd with the invincjble logic contained
Therein.
Can we net lcok for a Christians
gift Mr.. Edt5or ais n slight token, &c
Dorothy Elk hes ny soms unhhoWn
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-12-16
1MUsTNos FROM MoNoNeALIA.

The roads are now in a condition
that reminds enc CT the Slough "f
Desmond and therefore calls for Coed
Reads Meetings" are in order.
A permit 70 hereby granted 10 tie
Insurgents to turn their carronj u: n
Uncle Joe Cannon as sGon as their
nerves will l;sEmti.
England conveyed Napoleon to st.
Helena soon after the lbsttTe OF VA
terlcc and she has sent William Wat
son over mere in his honeymone2
moon to compete with our home grown
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-12-16

ing.
Harry Brunaige has strong Esu1p
tons ds pneumonia fever a. TreseIIts
DR.. Flowers Is the aFte'ri4ng
c:2in.
Stewart ana cgrptbell have b1Hialnss
s.s,pc fine cattle cf Geouee DegsEnlo.
of VIZ hestown.
nfl. Lawrence Campbell, ofsNheelfS
ing Island. was this guest Of his ~
rents slmNli1y lz,slt. He is q nlat4hAn lsE
and works in Bridgeport, Ohio.
REV. Carter. or the Hundredi en-;
c.ie rraao1esl end ftaptized at the
Campbell chalrsta sqlnstay aast at 10; SO:
He WILL pre.Eh a Chrtsrr1aE serHl2EE
the 2Cth at Tire above churcil Ali
arc invited TO ATTEND.
H L. CamrNssll made fIltl9'ag tI:sJ,s
to ST. Leo and Wadisstown last Sas
hr.gey.
1Jlndsy orndnn is etfl putcheFF
am furnishing our town win trez3
mets. He Is quite a lisnstler and lsl
doing 4 lively brsinSss.
Amos Warmer. of Ohio, was in our
town Saturday last. He is locking well
ina we are all glad TO see Gur q
friend and neghbor back win tlss nov
ard then.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-12-16

We are in receipt Of "a prospectus
of the Winter Course in Agriculture
ut tine University in Janr7sry under
the management CT PrN. Working the
department OF Agriculture Extension
is being made more uhsn-a name.
FRITZ.