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GRAFT

Jury completed for trial Of former Supervisor
Coney on trolley bribery charge. Page ~
juror IN Calhoun case Page ~
District Attorney Donahue confirms Henry
Stsuf's confession; Patrick Calhoun and William
J. Burns issue statements. Page Is
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Samuel Gornpers is
Declared to Be Guilty
of Contempt of Court
1continued From First Paae)

criminal solely and in consequence,
that the evidence on which the con-
vfction rests, can be considered be-
cause not presented in a bill OF eX-
ceptions reserved on hearing, l will
content. myself with saying that l am
not clearly convinced that it must be
60 regarded.
Il have heretofore expressed the
opinion that much OF the injunction
order was null and void because OPP
posed to the constitutional provision
concerning freedom of speech and
freedom of the press. Subsequent re-
Election has confirmed this view.
81 concede that the court had iur-
isdiction of the subject matter of the
controversy and of the parties, but L
cannot agree that the decree was rem
dered in accordance with the power
OF the court-a power limited by ex-
press provision of the constitution.
WILL APPEAL CASE.
AS forecasted by Mr.. Gompers in
a recent issue of the FedeTationisJ,
an attempt will be made to appeal the
case to the United States supreme
court. The right of appeal, however,
is a matter of controversy. Some at
torneys hold that as this decision finds
the contempt to have been a criminal
offense, the court Of appeals would
have the last say in the matter, as II
has of all criminal cases in the dis
trict. Others, however, contend that
as the constitutional right OF free
speech and liberty of the press is in
volved. the labor leaders may prose-
cute an appeal. No action will be
taken towards the arrest of the men
until the matter of the appeal has
been determined.
In a statement regarding the decis-
ion of the court, Samuel GOmpers
said in part:
IF I must go to Jail, have con-
sciousness of the fact that other men
have suffered in defense of justice and
right and for the maintenance of hu-
man liberty"
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BENEFICIAL
WHEREVER IT is TRIED
By Associated Press.

Anderson, S c.. Nov. 2.-Stating
that prohibition in the south wherever
ii has been tried has been beneficial
to the people, Congressman Wyatt r
Aiken of the seventh district of South
Carolina, today declared he would in
tToduce a bill for prohibition in the
District OF Columbia at the next ses-
sion of congress MI Aiken is
member Of the house committee on
the District Of Columbia Perhaps
prohibition does not in every case en-
tirely prevent the sale and use Of in
toXicants,' said Mr.. Aiken, but It has
in all cases been a great deterrent
and I believe II PROM Oition is good for
certain sections Of the country It
should be good for Washington. II
prohibition can be enforced anywhere
IL should be successfully enforced at
the seat OF the greatest government
On earth
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legged overcharging was passed by
him Mr.. Thornton was not at the
meeting.
Encroachment Suits.
The city attorney was Instructed
to enter proceedings against owners
of property on West Government,
near DeViIIiers, and on West Gregory.
near Reus, who had refused to move
property from encroachment on the
streets The motion was that the
attorney be instructed to proceed in
the matter of enforcing the city's legal
rights.
Miscellaneous.
Attention was called to a bad spot
on Hayne street near LaRua by a
citizen who wrote that it would be
economy on the part Of the board to
attend to the spot a once. ImprOy-
ing conditions in the section and on
the street complained of has already
been started.
Six citizens on Garden street be
tween Donaldson and Olivia petItiOned
for an extension of sewer The city
engineer Will be asked to furnish the
board with an estimate of the cost by
next meeting.
A letter from the street Superin-
tendent to the mayor pointing out
number of bad sidewalks was read
for the boards information. 1t was
OF dered the marshal be instructed TO
have all dangerous walks torn up and
all cement walks repaired at once:
DR.. Renshaw wrote the board con-
corning permanent improvement of
Gonzalez street west from Palafox.
The letter was received and filed.
Work Of the nature suggested has al
ready been started.
Reports were received and read
from the street superintendent, build
ing inspector and plumbing inspector.
The report from the committee on
park improvements was received and
adopted. 1t is printed at length in
another column.
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DYSPEPSIA OR
SOUR STOMACH
HEARTBURN, INDIGESTION, GAS
OR STOMACH HEADACHE GO
FIVE MINUTES AFTER TAKING
LITTLE DIAPEPSIN.

Why not get some now-this mo-
ment, and forever rid yourself OF
Stomach trouble and Indigestion? A
dieted stomach gets the blues and
grumbles. Give it a good eat, then
take Pape's Diapepsin to start the
digestive juices working. There will
be no dyspepsia or belching of Gas
or quotations OF undigeSted food, no
feeling like a lump of lead in the
stomach or heartburn, sick headache
and Dizziness, and your food will not
feTmenb and poison your breath with
nauseOus Odors.
Pape's Diapepsin costs only so cents
for a large case at any drug store
here, and will relieve the most OBJ
Stinate case of Indigestion and Upset
Stomach in five minutes.
There is nothing else better to take
Gas from Stomach and cleanse the
stomach and intestines, and, besides,
one single dose will digest and pre-
pare for assimilation into the blood
all your food the same as a sound,
healthy stomach would do it.
When Diapepsin works, your stOm-
aCh rests-gets itself in order, cleans
up-and then you fee like eating
when you come to the table, and what
you eat will do you good.
Absolute relief from all Stomach
Misery is waiting for you as soon as
you decide TO take little Diapepsin.
Tell your druggist that you want
Pape's Diapepsin, because you want
to become thoroughly cured this time.
Remember. if your stomach feels
out-Of-OTder and uncomfortable now
you can get relief in five minutes. $**
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-11-03
ALL SAINTS DAY
AS-OBSERVED
CUSTOM or DECORATING ALL
CATHOLIC CEMETERIES WITH
LIGHTED CANDLES AND FLOW
Frs WAS DULY OBSERVED IN
THE CITY.

In accordance with the general Gus
tom of the sCathOlis church to orna-
ment the graves of the faithful de-
parted with bright candles and flow
eTs on All-SOuls' Day, the local Gem
weird and ghOstly beauty last night
especially at st. MichaeIs, where
hundreds of watchers thrOnged the
place as the tapers famed softly IN
the cool night air.
ST. MichaePs is always a place OF
dreams of the musty past, but in the
quiet light of the November moon
last night, and the dull blaze of thOus-
ands of candles lighting up the dead
white vaults and the lesser graves,
the world and its trifies were gone
indeed to the every day dreamer, aud
another force of forces ruled the
spirit of yesterday.
There has probably never been more
waxen white blossoms placed in the
historic old place, more tapers light
ed, or more prayers bredthed for those
who are gone, than there were last
night. A more general care had been
evinced throughout the place, and
many forgotten graves were remem-
bered once again by the touch of d
loving hand, and a flower. The great
quantities of chrysanthemums which
have bloomed this year made it posi-
bic to transform the last earth-beds
of the sleeping ones into places at
tractive indeed. and the ideal night
made the scene a tremendously i'm
pressive one. II is the custom of the
Catholic church to set aside the first
of November, which is given over 70
the applications of the earthly TO
alleviate the pains of those who are
still supposed to be confined in the
tolls of purgatory, or so the church
teaches.
All-Souls' Day, or the day when
the decorations occur. follows on No
vember 2nd. The festival of ALI
Souls Day was first regularly insti-
tUted by Gregory ". in S35, the choice
of the day doubtless havina been
made to fall near one of the four
great pagan holidays, which We're
Feb. 1st. May 1st, Aug. LIST and Nov.
LIST. The custom and policy of the
church was to supplant heather by
Christian obseryances-
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HARRIS.
Special TO the Journal.


Harris. Nov. 2.-There was quite
little excitement at the home of Al
bert Watson last Tuesday morning,
the house having caught fire, caused
by defective fiUe, Mrs. Watson and
children being alone and she not very
well Her little boy happened TO seq
the fire and Mrs. Watson called for
help. Mr.. Chester Martin, a close
netghboT, ran TO her assistance and BY
brave ana heroic work saved their
home.
Eugene Bombay and daughter. OF
Pensacola, were the guests of Walter
Bicker and family last week.
Manley Hefield, Of Camp Walton.
spent a few days the guest of his
aunt, Mrs. A. G.. Harris, here last
week
c. T. EccIes and Mrs. Sarah Miller
ard daughter, Miss May, of Pensacola.
were guests of Mrs. Condor Saturday
night and Sunday. Mr.. Eccles and
Mrs. Miller returned home Sunday
night, but Miss May viii spend. a few
days the guest of Mrs. Eccles-
COurie Nicholson, of Destin, is the
guest OF his mother, Mrs Nicholson,
at Mrs. Condon's for a few days.
The many friends here Of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Marler, Of Destin, re-
jcice to learn they are the proud
parents of a little daughter.
Albert Watson is having quite A
rush at MS shipy ard now. He had The
Bells, a lovely launch, hauled our
there last week, also Mr. Crooks
boat, which he launched SATURDAY..
and now has Capt. Wards schooner
the Fannie Ann, there TO be over
hauled and painted.
Miss Lille Warfield is in PensacoIs
tins week among relatives and friends
Capt Asa Ward left for Pensacola
Sunday with his schooner, Annie
Belle, loaded with lumber for tbs
FTater Mill Co.
George Green, Of Pensacola. passed
here yesterday with his lovely Iitlts
steamer, having in tow a pretty Ioas
raft OF timber
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MISSISSIPPPS NEW
LAW UNCONSTITUTIONAL
BY Associated Press.

Jackson, Miss, Nov. 2.-The state
supreme court today sustained the
decree of the Jasper county court in
holding the county agricultural school
bill to be unconstitutional because no
provision is made for the education Of
negro children.
The law as passed during the last
legislative session authorized the
school board of any county TO estab-
HSh one agricultural high school in
the county for the purpose of instruct
ing the white youth of the county in
The high school branches, theoretical
and practical agriculture" etc
The word white which caused the
law TO be declared unconstitutional It
is believed viii be removed by an
amendment during the next session.
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BISHOP GAMBLER AGAINST
ROCKEFELLER PROPOSITION
BY Associated Press.

atlanta, Ca, Nov. Bishop War
Ten A. Gambler. Of the Methodist Epis-
cODal church, South. expresses the
hope that the people of this section
viii not be taken in by the ROckefel-
Ter S1,OOG,OoO '-verifUge fund and hook
worm commission Commenting on
the pledging OF that amount by the
Standard Oil head In a letter TO the
Atlanta Journal, the churchman to
day says:
1t is % be hoped that our people
viii not be taken by Mr.. ROckefelIer's
veTmifUge and hook worm commits
sion This h2hl OF SMILING Our the
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COUNTY WILL
PAY OVER FUND
BY THE MONTH
CITY WILL GET PROPORTION OF
ROAD AND BRIDGE TAX EACH
MONTHS HEREAFTER INSTEAD
OF AT INTERVALS OF SEVERAL
YEARS.

In the adoption of a resolution by
the board OF county commissioners
last night, the city will get it's legal
proportion of the road and bridge
tax collection by the month hereaf-
ter instead of having to wait several
years as in the past. The good rea-
sons for such an arrangement were
many, one of which, as explained by
the county attorney, was to avoid hav-
ing false balance before the board
each month In the past 1t has been
the custom to pay over the city's pro-
portion after long delay and at times
after lot of correspondence had been
carried on Last night the board re-
ceiYed from Mayor Reilly a letter in
which was transmitted a bill from
County Tax Collector Roberts. for
aScertaining amount due city by the
county from road end bridge fund"
The letter stated that, in the opinion
of the city, attorney, the city was not
liable for the bill, which amounted TO
5000. The coUpty attorney was of
like opinion, although the city had
paid the account when presented in
the past. The county attorney, ad-
dressing the board, said he was also
of the firm opinion that It was as
much of the tax collectors duty to
liSu each month under proper heading
just what amounts were due the city
and III line with such an opinion, a
resolution calling the tax collectors
opinion to such duty was PASSED. Il
was as follows:
Resolved, That the tax collector be
requested and instructed. at the be-
ginning of tax year 1909, to show to
this board of county commissioners
monthly the proportion of the road
and bridge tax collections in the city
limits, in order that the board can pay
the city monthly in accordance with
the law"
Compliance with the terms OF the
above resolution will enable the coun-
ty to know all the time just what is
coming to the city from the fund
named, and the board went on record
last night as favoring monthly dis
blirsement, making a clean slate at
ali times. The board has just paid
Off an accumulated indebtedness of
more than $4,000, but to do it, Sc
riOusly crippled the county board il
the matter of funds. Such amount
had been accommodating over some
years. AT the present time, accord
ing to report made last night, the
county is square with the city with
the exception of a small unpaid
amount for uncollecbed 1908 taxes.
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See The Puritan Laundry
Company's advertisement in
this paper.
MOLINO.
Special 70 The journal.


MoIino- Nov. Pr. d. T. Smith,
of Chicago. is back here on a visit to
his many friends, who are very glad
to see him
Mrs. Nettie Bowman and little son
left last week for Indianapolis, Ind,
where she goes to make her future
home Her sister, Mrs. Morgan. and
little daughter, Luna, accompany her
as far as FlcmatOn-
Rev. Wiley F. Martin filled his ap-
pointment here Saturday night and
Sunday and also baptized a lady.
Miss Bell Alexander visited home
folk Saturday and Sunday
Mrs. +. b. Morgan and daughter,
Nellie, are on the sick list.
Mrs. Ella Fleming and children, of
Goulding. are visiting her parents Of
this place
Mrs. Genia Harris left for home
yesterday, to the regret Of her many
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. II. Daffn have gone
to housekeeping in their new home
Mr. and Mrs. Mackey are on d visit
to their daughter, Mrs. Williams, Of
this place.
Mrs. MoIlie Stanton and little child
spent last Wednesday the guests Of
her brother, Jim Daffin, OF this place
Tom and Marvin MatChet attended
church here Sunday night
Robert y. Ward went to Pine Bar
rem Sunday afternoon
J. 1. Jernigan, Of Pine Barren. Vas
the guest Of Robert Ward Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Peal and little
daughter, Pearl, were visitors to our
little town Sunday.
The writer had the pleasure Of
meeting Prof. Allen Monday morning
as ne was returning to his school
duties.
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OAK GROVE.

Oak Grove, Nov. 2.-The school
here is progressing finely. with Miss
Kelly and 8Ir. Grantham as teachers.
The Pensacola Bay Baptist AssO-
citation was well attended here a week
ago.
Our Sunday school and prayer meet
ing each Sunday requires a better at
tendance and little NOR interest
manifested
Miss bIittis Kelly and Mr.. TOmmie
Virgins attended church at Shiloh
Sunday. They reported plenty OF
music as well as dinner on the ground.
New pupils are still being added 10
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Good Blood

Means good health, and Hoods
SarsaPariIIa has an unaPPFoached
record as a blood-puFIfIer.
Il effects its wonderful cures, not
simply because it contains sarsaparilla
but because il combines the utmost
remedial values of more than 20 different
ingredients. There is no real substitute
for Is. If urged to buy any preparation
said to be "juss as good" you may be
sure it is inferior, costs less 70 make,
and yields the dealer . larger profit.
Get hoods Sarskpzrilla today. In usual Houid
fern OF in ehoeolated tablets known as SarSatabs
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he school and others would be wei

the school and others would be vel
come.
The farmers are very busy harvest
ing potatoes, cane and cotton. j. l.
Goodwin is especially delighted with
his potato crop.
Mrs. Louise AgeTtOn, who has been
for some time in Mobile for treatment.
has returned home near here.
Mrs. Flany Ward, from near At
more, visited her sister, Mrs. J. l.
Goodwin Sunday.
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WOMAN MADE
ATTEMPT ON LIFE

About , O'Clock this morning an in
mate at a house at 124 West Zarra-
gossa street made what will probably
be a successful attempt at suicide
When found she was in an unconsci-
Gus state, and message sent for the
city physician. Her chances for re-
certain.
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A CARD.

/ have accepted a permanent post-
tion with ]. r. Nix & Co. C'yOIr
moneys worth Of your money back''D
/ shall he glad to see all my friends
and acquaintances at the store which
is the home of all high-class men 5
wearing apparel. Respectfully,
RUFUS McCASKILL.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-11-03

South for all sorts of reforms, RENE
dies and Embellishments is not for our
benefit, and the too ready acceptance
of these things on the paJJ of some OF
our people is not to our credit. Mr..
Rockefeller would take charge OF both
our heads and our stomachs, and
purge our brains of ignorance and our
bowels of worms"
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ARMY AND NAVY
CONTEST is OFF
ANNUAL FOOTBALL GAME is
CANCELLED BECAUSE OF THE
DEATH OF CADET EUGENE A.
BYRNE.
By Associated Press.

Washington, Nov. 2-The annual
football contest between Annapolis
and West Point will not occur this
year A decision to cancel the game
was reached by the athletic authorI-
ties of the naval academy today on
account Of the death of Cadet Eu-
gene A. ByTne at west Point
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PIONEER MERCHANT DEtp.

Memphis. Tenn. Nov. 2.-Napcleon
Hill, pioneer merchant and caDjtaIisf
died early today, aged ~ Years TIs
was the senior member of the firm a
Hill, FOntaine & Co., Of Memphis. ana
Napoleon Hill &, Co, Of st. Louis. MT
Hills estate is regarded as one Of
the largest in Tennessee.
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cITY MARSHAL kILLEp.

Dies Moines, Ia, Nov. Pat" Hat
ton, city marshal Of Carroll. Iowa. was
shod and killed bv one Of a pair OF
robbers at O'Clock this morning.
near Giidden. A mob is reported
forming 81 Carroll, declaring they
win lynch tie slayers
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PILES CURED IN 6 TO IA DAYS
PAZO OINTMENT is guaranteed TO
cure any case of Itching, Blind, Bleed
ing or Protruding Piles in 6 to Ia
days or money refunded. soc.
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See the Great Lawrence &
Co., at The Orpheum, next
week. The one big spectacu-
lar production of the season.
ROLLED OFF A
POSTPONED GAME

Last night the Crescents and Cham
pions rolled OF a postponed game
the Crescents taking all three games
OF the series. The scores follow:
CbampiOuS-
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-11-03

For goodness sake, eat
Mothers Bread, Hughey's,
1873 West Intendencia. Phone
855.
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Al DRESSMAKING.

Parlors, suite 3SS Brent Building
Tailor made suits a speciality.
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PILES CURED IN 6 TO IA DAYS
PAZO OINTMENT is guaranteed 10
cure any case of Itching. Blind. Bleed
ing or Protruding Piles in 6 to In
days OF money refunded. 50c
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1909-04-17
CHARLES SUMNER HARRISON.
Formerly Of ST. Paul. Commits Sui
eide in Seattle, Wash.

The rumor which has been current
in st. Paul that Mr.. C. S. Harrison
formerly a resident of ST. Paul, had
committed suicide has been confirmed
by an article in Tie Seattle Republican
OF last Friday. 1t appears that for
some still unknown reason Mr.. Har
rison mind had been affected. He
was the proprietor of the Edwards
Hotel and on March 31st the first Sc
rlous symptoms were discovered. He
went to his room and locked himself
IN and after a while his aunt, Mrs
irene Drummond, also formerly of St.
Paul, had the lock picked and en-.
tered. She found Harrison in bed
with a bottle of poison tablets at his
bedside. He denied having taken
the poison but physicians were called
and worked On him assiduously in an
endeavor to prolong his life, but to no
avail as he died Sunday morning.
April Sd. His aunt Mrs. Drummond
was continuously at his bedside until
his death. A post norton examina-
ton revealed the fact that the poison
had been taken and that the stomach
had been entirely eaten away.
Mr.. Harrison it will be remembered
held position in one of the depart
ments OF the wholesale drug house
of -Noyes Brothers and Cutler. He
had many friends here who will
mourn his departure.
He left father, mother and numer-
GUS relatives in Mississippi where he
was reared.