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Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-08-18
"scouRs" KILLS HORSES.
Epidemic at Neenah Causes Deaths OF
Fifty Animals.

Neenab Wis. August l2-The usu
al epidemic of "sc0urs" has struck
Neenah and vicinity and horses are
iyiRg evegy day. The farmers are
p~lhars the heaviest losers. no: less
tn" fifty horses having succumbed
within short time.
The disease is prevalent here every
year about this time and is blamed to
the impure water of the lake. Efforts
are heins made to have the matter
investigated by the government or
the state aud some means of relief
provided.
The water lin the lake IS green and
Shiny and might readily cause dis.
eass.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-08-18
Deafness ,annot he Cured

by local applications, as they cannot reaca
the diseased portion Of the ear. There Is
only one way to cure deafness, and that Ia
By constitutional remedies. Deafness Is
caused by an infamed condition OF the mu-
cous lining OF the Eustachian Tube. When
this tube Is infiamed you have a rumbling.
sound or imperfect hearing, and when 1t is
entirely closed, Deafness Is the result, and
unless the Inflammation can be taken out
and this tube restored to its normal condi.
ton hearing will be destroyed forever nine
cases out of ten are caused BY Catarrh.
which is nothing but an inhamed condition
of the mucous surfaces.
We will gre One Hundred Dollars for any
case OF Deafness (caused by Catarrhl that
cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
Send for circulars. free.
r. J. CHENEY q CO, Toledo, o.
Sold by DRUG sists. Use.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-08-18
scribe fOy National pemaara. Clubs.

La Porte Ind, Aug. Hilary B.
Darling. secretary OF the league of
Indiana democratic clubs. yesterday
was notified OF his appointment TO take
clsTge Of the press bureau OF the ma
tional league Of democratic clubs.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-08-18

"A mule" said Uncle Eben, sis VIZ
dan an automobile. He amt even go
de politeness to 'honk' when he's GU
to do damage! '--W Washington Star.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-15
Ger ncnc yGlcrmunt."

Erobcfnbrt cincS intcrcliolltcn Subr-
6ellgcS. pclhcs cine 9ipllc bel Der
Gcporltcbcnocn Snbion ,Sulton.
sScicr lpiclcu iou. - S6nclligfeit
tSeblcr.
Acm Yort If, Sept. Ger
Snnlpfer nGlcrlnont," cine ocnouc
NuhobnllnQ bcs Sobr5cuocs, nit
luelbcnl Tobcrt Sutton Dor l02 Sab
rcn Die critic Nampfitiifiobrt ouf
Dem Silbion Niper mohte, beltono
beute feline oifi5iclle Erobciobrt bon
WtorinerS Sorbor, Stotcn Sslano,
noh Dem GobbinS Niff 2eltbttbur-
me IN Der lntercn @oi. 6ol5 bicntc
ais Sci5nloternl unb bh ichs Wei-
len lange Strcdc pllroe IN eincr
Shnbe bier Wtinutcn Suriidgclegt--
cine Sbnclliatcit, lpelbc nm ninbc.
lienS einc Wieilc rcou5lrt pcroen ioQ,
mcnn Der Observation-Disclosures bel Der
beporltebcnocn Subion'SitltoltSeicr
Die gebiibrcnbe Tebnllng Netrogcn
iucrocn ioa. Gic gr0Btc, burh ben
oGlcrnlpnt" bon 1907 cntluideltc
ShneIliafcit bctrilg ndmlid riht
iiber flint Wteilcn pro Stinloc. glb.
oeicben pon Der su grobcn Shnellig.
felt pnr bic tSobrt cin Grfplg. nno
SunOcrtc BON 3uid)al,crl Woren polt
beioen Scitcu bcs Sill Won 2ull aus
Mugen5elgen berlelben. Ger 9eieblS-
bober bes vGleriaunt" lit GapitGl,
Hitter Gopis, iucldcr, hci -ber,.~fpnr.
nenoen Seier Ole 9ioIle bcs Gapit1ns
SomcS @inonS, ocs Siibrers brS ur-
Iprinelidcn DGlerlnont." ipiclcn
miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-15
9Scrmmaliidtc Nntuiabrt.

Spracuic, N..y, fl. Sept. -
Iurh einc bellte 9iod)nlitto9 itottge.
fllnocnc Golliiion 5lpiihen cincnt
9llltomobil nnb eincm cleftriihct
StraBenbobnmaggon iuuroe 0roil
Games Wcaop ans Scranton. Yo.,
ulgcnblidli6 getobtet, ihr @ottc er.
iltt eincn Sddoclbrllh lno 1ralt
Sinlotbp Gonflin aus 1rop, N..D,
ipllroc l6mcr perlcbt. !Scrr Wlcanp
unb oic 5pei 0amen porcn oii Der
,Sobrt bon Ecnnlplponien bicrbcr
mo Die Golliiion ereignete iiA bier
IReilen BON bier. Ios Iutomobi(
luuroe BON Mc&op gclenft unb ioll
3iir 3eit nit GROCER Shnelligfeit aui
eincm Der @cleile Der Strabenbnbu
nciobrcn Duben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-15
1rult un0 Sd,ncc.

Tcnpcr, Gpl, fl. Scpt. - GoS
thermometer lit bier ploblid bcbeii-
tcno geiolIcn uno ,Sroltlpetter lit cin'
Gctreten. Sn Dem 60 Meilen nbrolid)
pon bier gclcgenen Srte Qong's Yeof
lit cin 3oa Sdnce geiollen.
@ranO Snnctipit Col, IA.
Septelnbcr. - Tie @etroibefelbcr oer
lln1gebung bon @unniion llnb 1ellu-
ride iino in Solgc bes geitrigel
Sf)neeltllrneS nit cinem iucibell
Wintcrtlcioc bcocdt. Sie Grnote lit
jeood, bercits 5llnl gr6bten Sbeil Gin
gebeinllt uno fril grober Shoocll
cntItono.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-15
@um Vanfier-Gunucnt.
Grortcrung eines Elone5 sur @rilll.
Dung ciucr Scr. Stootcn Central
bonf. - Sonles s. 0iWs @nrs
llllllg.

Gbicugo, IT. Scpt. - Sn Der
bciltigeu SiBlng ocS 35. SobrcSs
GrnucntS ocr glllociution omcrifuni-
ilbcr 9onfiers belproden mebrerc
Sclegoten Den Elon 5ur @riinoln9
clncr umerifaniihcn Gcntrolbont,
pcldc Elm &apitol Don nlinocItcnS
500, 100000 beiten ioll. Scrr
0'corDc M. Hcpuolbs, Er1iiocnt Der
sliiociotion bate in iciner SnbreS-
lcoc Ole @rilnolrng elmer iolhcn
Snnf ols ItittcI 5ltr Tcrbiitlng
finon5icllcr Storing, mic cs Der
Ennlf bon 1907 mar, cnpioblcn.
9toh Icinen @orihlGgen ioll oic
Nonf cin GcgicrllngS Sepoitariunl
iein, icooh niht inter Gontrolc ober
ScouiIi6tignng Scr Hc9ierilng iteben,
Sprchcr Solepb B. Cannon belt
cine Neoc, in pcltbcr CT crtlGrte. oos
rad Dem Eorif bon 1907 eingcs
fiibrte Greclnno glorih @cieb lei
5nor bel @eitem nibt pollfonmcn,
bobc jcboh quite 8irfun9cn 0ebabt
lIno fonnc burh 5lpedlnGBige slmens
Dement'S pcrheTcrt lperocn.
Games ). Sill, Goriieer bes 1iref-
torillnls Der. @reot 9torpbern 9nbn."
crtbciltc in elmer Meoc ieincn 3ubo.
rcrn Die @nrmug ooB Die Scr.
Stooten binneu pcnigcn Sobrcn nui.
Coren ncroen miiiicn @etreioe 5l
crpprtircn, pcnn cs ibnen injmiihcn
lIdlt gelingt, Die 3obl Der iih nit
bcnt slferbou bcid)Gitigcnocn peuoI.
fcrltg 5u crboben. 9iebner legte
COR, ooB Die Eroouftion BON Gcrco.
lien nidt gleidcn Sdritt nit henl
s3ocbStbunl Der ollaemeiuen YepDlfe.
rlln9 balt ilhb Dob Dos 2anb inlpeni.
gen Sabrcn icinc gnn5e Yrooufton
ron lrobItoffcn imb ionltigen Sc
tcnsn1ittcln ielfit brnuhen miro.
Goilrnnt Gpntrolcur Wurrnp biclt
cine slniprod)e iibcr SinoIS 9lngclc.
0cnbcitcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-15
Nr. 258.
YearD oer Gin3ige.
Ncitcbt baranf, Saf Goof nidt am
Noroppl mnr.

Ncitcrc Gommentnre mill cr nid1t mo-
d)ct. 10 lange Goof ieinen 9eriht
nid)t peroifentliht bot. - lann
ol( Ole 8elt 5piiden beiben 8or.
ihern cntl6eiocn. Eeorp miro
iid) icbt bon Dem oftipen 9toropol-
geib1it jllriif5ieben. gipd
ctlitbe Oiittbeilungen ourh Dlit-
glicocr Der expedition. - 9toro-
polItrcit ais @cgcntnnb elmer
Spcrcttc
Vattle Sorbor. 9abraoor, IA.
September. - sd bin Der ein5ige
meiBe Wann. luelher iemals oen
9toropol erreibte, uno id) bin bereit.
es 81 bepeiien." Iieie 9emerfung
ndhte Commander Hobert e. Yearn
5lr 9lntwort auf tSragen pelhe elm
olf Dem Sd)leppoampfer .GouslaS
Sbonas" bier ongelangter 8ertreter
Der v9Iiiociirten Yreiie" belite an i5n
lteIlte. Eearp weigerte iid) i'm luei-
tcrcn Gerloufe Der llnterreoung, iibcr
Die Nnipriibe Goof's nGber 81 reoen,
10 longe Die ,Srage, Oh Goof ben
Noropol crreidte ober nidt. bon ben
Sohleuten uno @elebrten Ser Welt
eutibieoen uoroen iei. Gr (Eearp)
babe bercits erfldrt, boB Goof rift
om Yol acpeien iei itno weroe ictt
iportcn. bis Gr. Goof ieinen geridt
Der Seiientlibfeit iiberseben babe.
0oun iperbc er epentueu etipos Wei-
teres al iogen boben unb barauf bos
llrtbeil ben 8oltern mnn be,t ruiIie,i.
idoitliden aorperihaiten Der &clt
iiberIniien
Commander Veorp Ut ictt fertig
nit 5orihungsreiien. Ct ipirb iid,
ipie CT ingt. nnd) rpie Dor fir NorS-
llno Siiopol Grpebitionen intereiii-
ren, icoob MIR bon ieiner Seimatb
aus, unb feinen oftipen antbeiI mebr
an oenielben nebmen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-15
Baltimore, VII, Mittmo9, bcu Is. September 1909

mobnllng 5ur Grbaltiln0 Der Ginig-
felt 5nilhcn Den pcrld)icocnen 2nn'
bcstbeilen. Seine Hcbc lullrGe nit
grobem 9eiInll nuigcnpnlnlen.
Inter Ocn onmclenbcn @ditcn bel
Dem @anfctt bcionben iih SIottenie.
frttor Geo. y. &. Wepcr, SonoelSie'
frctar Charles 9toQcl, 9unbearidtcr
Olipcr Wcn0cll SolmeS, @lnorS 60
llotorcn M. Mllrrop Crane unb 0en'
rp &. gurntom, Gr5biiboi @nl. s..
S'Gonnea bon Bolton lno picle an
0erc btruorruacnoc Yoltorcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-15

.1as Nabl' 'Amcnbcment wiro tciucm ,ucfeu
eimmsebrr cinaeburen pbcr riHaeponoert, bas
atimmrcd,t cntjictcn." Sun" s. Sepicnl,
ber 1909.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-15
Srr &inbrrmurS in Utica.
Gin Tcrbrc6en Der Shruar5cn
Soonb"? - 3mcitolieno Collars
9clobniul9 oni Die Serbaitrmg
ocs Moroers olsgeiest

Utica, N..D, IA. Sept. - Gie
s.niift boB Dos IN Der pcrlebtet
9toht pcriibtc, entleblicbe Serbreden,
pelhen pic iiebenGbrige 1bcreio
Nrocipio 5um Spfcr iiel. wGbrcno
6onnp Snilllino, ichs Sabre alt, unb
ibr 21ariGbrigcr 9rlber ourh
ShiiIie fdluer perlpllnoet iullrbcn,
hos Wcrf Der nShipnr5cn Sonb" lit,
gcninnt inlmer mebr Verbrcitilng.
Cine ,Srnl @rop, luclfc Ole pcrlpin.
hctcn ainber geitcrn iriib 5ucrit aiii-
iuno rno nod ibrcr @obnrng
b:o6te, crfldrt poiiiiu, Die fleinc
Sonnp babe ibr ben Homen oes
lfnnllcs genomt. lpclher Die Shiilia
nbicucrtc. ,Sn ibrcr 9llircglng Der.
goB tic inoelicn Den ibr genonnten,
iiolicniihen 9tanlcn ilno fam iid)
EcIiclbcn nidt lncbr cntiinncn. 9tad).
ocm ,Sonnp ip1tcr cine llnterrebung
nit ibrcm in5miifen in Der @rap'.
iden @bnllng ongelongten 0oter IN
iiolieniidcr Sprahc gcbobt botte, er.
tIdrt III bebarrIid. tic pilic niht,
mer bas Tcrbrchen begongcn babe.
Cine 9elobnung bon $500 lit jett
non Der Staot iino bon einem giir.
gtr.Gonlite oii Die Yerboitilns oes
Gcrbrchers oltsgeiebt norbcn lno
Ger Sheriii niro patrideinlid lpci.
tcrc $500 onbieten. 9tiemono bari
jrbt nit sSonnp Snfitiino reoen, ou.
iler III @cgenwart zines YpIiScitcdnl.
ten.
Sp0t bette NndJniittog icsten ito.
Iieniid)c @eidlaftsleute Der Staot
$500 oif Die gcrbnitinig oes Yi5r.
bcrs ollS, 10 Bob Jest i'm @on5en BE
Irbnllnnen Siint Yetrogc BON 5000
angeboten iinb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-15
@aru mod nidJt ansgeiponnen.

@eitere Witt6eilunger bon Ytitglie.
bern Der Yearp.grpebition. -
Yiebr oocr lpeniger intereiiantc
Giu5elnbeitan.
@ottlc Sarbor, Qabraoor, IA.
Septcnbcr. Werihteoene Oiitelie-
Ger Der Eenrp.Grpeoiton beitatigen
Gle geitrige aliittbeilung, Dab Com.
nonoer Yearp uno Elm gsfimo, ga.
mems gaing @ab. Die Gin5ieen ua.
rem luelhe oen VoI luirflih erreid)-
ten. Iic WitgIieoer Der peridieoenen
Yortie'n. uclhe BON Cape Columbia
altsgc5o9cn paren, luilroen Giner
nod oenl anoercn 5llriid aeianOt,
Wabreno Nsarp iid ieincm 3iel mebr
nd6crte. Wottbcm Senion uno orei
esfilnos. Die einJisen Mitalieoer Der
5uinmmcn Acknowledgment grpeOition.
lpel6e osn lcsten 8oritob unternab-
men, mnrben cinen Gaeesmarid iiio'
lid bonn Fol 5uriidgelahen.
Capt. Ho6ert q. Bartlett uno Geo.
gorlp troten am ~. Sebrnar BON
Gape Columbia aus nit elmer An5abl
gsfimos uno Sunoen ben Narld)
iiber ons gis IN norblid)er Nihtuns
an. 9Im 1. MGr5 riidte Commander
Eeorp bon Gape Columbia nit elmer
9(btbcillirg, beitebcno aus iieben 0ei-
Ben ieb5ehn Gsfimos ilnb t3 &Ait.,
ben ab. Nm 4. 9idr5 bolte Yeorp
Bartlett elm, ipeIher iein 2aeer afil
Hanoc oifenen Waiiers aiifeeihloeen
batte. ipeld)es er nid)t au frcl,en Der.
mod)te. Gie bereinigten abtbeilin.
gen tuarteten bann Bic gum II. WarS,
aIio iieben Gage, bis bic Jortietnn9
oes 9ornlaridlcs ni6glid3 fpuroe.
Tic Sonne befdn, man siim erIten
Wol ont 5. Wdr5 tuieoer 81 Geiift,
iino cine otgeitellte Veobadtung CT.
CAB, oab bic Expedition iid nid,t lpcit
bonn g. greitensrase befano. S,noei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-15
Webrritrifr in ;saQ Niper.

3nllMipcr, Maii, IA. Sept. -
Sn Den bieiipen guillnlpolliubrifen
Scr 1irina $. &. 3. Borden BON
1ielp.yorf iinb 1000 Weber un Den
Strife seaaitgen. Iie 9lilsitiinoigen,
lpdnner ino ,5rnlien, mciitens etlg-
IiiAer slbfllnit, pcrIangen einen
Sobnaltiid]lag bon 5ebn Yrc5ent illtS
yeiIegiing peridieoener eeringer
SHiuieristeiten. Sails i'm 2nltic bcs
Sages fiiht elm 9lisgleid, 81 We1c
Gcbradt lpirb, ipcrben Die iibrigeit
sbtbeiIitngcn Der 5abrif, oie 5ltiant.
iucn 5000 Arbeiter beid1itigen, ocn
getrieb einiteQen niiiiien. M
s<lneor sorreion
MACH FLfTcAEk'3
G As Y q RIA
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-15
TIntbDrllc III ltnter.Galiiornicn.

Staot Merifo, #. Sept -
Ter Soien bon Mulege, on Der Dit.
tiiIte bon llnter.Golifornien. ipuroe
on; 4. September ourd) cine 6lutb.
luoge perbcert. 8iel ei9cntburn gii,g
perloren lito cine sln5atI Wenhen
fumcn ilm's 2ebens lie @uge ergob
lid. 3ipet MeiIen melt ms Snnere.
a'ulese bot cine YcuoIferuns uon et-
ipa 1900 Seelen iino liegt 5piiben
s,iigeln an einer 9udt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-15
llnbrandpbarc Aaoettcm entlaiIen.

Wa btngton 7. g., IA. Scpt.
Bier aabctten Der tSlotten.slfo.
hemie in glnunpplis iinb aui gr.
pfcblung oes Superiltenbenten
9omper mcsen olsenieiner llt'
trnild)borfeit, lpcld)e lie 9eIenentIid)
Der Inn CONNER gcnlohten llebllngs.
inbrt bes aaoetter.Gprps olt Den
Sog lestcn, entIoiien lporoen n1ni,
lidl: VI. Innncll JIM, +. aIaiie
ron 9ieiu'Dorf; 9. 6. lagnn. =.
Slniic, bon EbilabeIptio; 8. &. 1ou.
lor, 2. aloIir. bon Wbeeling, "
9so.; s. ~. 1lett, 2. alaIic, Carl.
more, Ne. Gie porgcihlogene ent.
loiiitna eincs peiteren, ungeblid) III.
trandbareu aaScttcn lit sur 3cit
llod III erlp1glig.
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t5sstietana iiete 2. eeiae.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-15
aampf gcsen Erobibitiom.
Tcutidc IN Alnbnmu iollcn 5llln
Sdtbe bcr pcrionlibcn Sreibcit
orgunilirt rperbcn.

SpupN W. Hllo'''JNH O'N'p'''
orguniirt iperocn.
ct. Enll, Minn., fl. Scpt. -
SScrr Sulius Woerid), Scr lnermilo-
lid tbdtigc ErGiiocnt ocs Oiinnclo-
tucr Stuatsperbnnocs ocs nGcutih-
9lmerifoniihen 9tationnlbunoes," lit
icitens Der 9ilnbes Grefiitipe ollf
ttlegrupbii6cnl Wege crluft NOR
hen iid unpcr5iiglih nah 2llaboma
81 beecben, INN Die Geutifcn ienes
Staates 81 orgnnilircn. gs gilt, oud
tort bcn aompf gegcn has ltlider'
thum oui5umebmen uno Die 9lnnob.
ne cincs pcrid,Grften Erobibitions.
9!menoenents, iibcr melbcs binnen
allrScm abgeitimmt iucrocn ipa, 81
perbinoern. Scrr Wocrlh rciItc 10.
frrt nod ieincm ncucn Wirflngs.
icloc ob uno miro iid) nnh pollbrad)-
fer Crguniiotionsorbcit noh Gincin.
Euti, g, bcgebclL INN Der oortlclblt
I'M Sftober tagenben Sobrcs Ser.
i,mml,lng bes Notionolbllnocs eincn
Situationsberidt iiber Die Gage IN
9l!abama 81 rntcrbreiten. Sollte bic
Siilie bes Notionolblinoes in Dem
Sample oes liberolcn glementes &c.
gen Die Yrobibitionilten benotbigt
n.erber, 10 miro Serr Moerih einen
oicsbejiigli6en 9lntrog Dem Gonpcnt
porlcgen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-15
Shlns bcs Yranmciitcr-G

Sdlne ocs Vranmciitcr-G -GonDents.
Snoinnopolis, Sno., II.
Sept. - Ter bier obgcboltene Con.
prnt Der yVrallnlcilter sliiociation
Ger Der. Staatcn" iplrbe beutc gum
sIbifluB gebrod)t itadhem Detroit
els Shoiiplnb bcs riihlten Gonpents
unscrlpdbIt tporoen mar. Gin Ylon
jur 9efdmpiung Der prohibitions.
teluegung iprror i'm Soitie oer Sit
anna eingcbello beiprofen.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-04-08
81 AssoeIated Pcs.

Washington. April This was a
day for the Republican organization
bf the house. By a coalition between
some of the Republican insurgents"
and Democrats. the ways and means
committee was bowIed over and the
advocates of free crude oil and its
products won a signal victory when an
amendment by Norris, of Nebraska,
placing the insignificant duty of one
per centum ad volerum on these ar
ticles was adopted by a substantial
ma jority.
The decision of the chairman that
amendments could not be offered to
the oil schedule. other than the one
covered by a special rule of last Mon
day, and which provided for the re-
moVal of counteTvailing duty on crude
petroleum and applying an ad valorum
duty of twenty-five per cent was over
turned. and not even the fervid ap-
peal by the speaker, in an attempt TO
rally the Republican forces, was suffi
Gent to stem the tide avowedIy
against the Standard Oil Compass
BY a practically unanimous :
countervailing duty went out
committee recommended Tea
Coffee were placed on the free lfS?
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-04-08
BY Fred Nj, Alien.

Tallahassee, Fla, April "A bill
proposing state-w wide prohibition was
introduced III the senate OF the Florida
legislature this afternoon by Senator
John S. Beard. The bill prohibits the
sale, exchange or barter of liquor in
the state.
The bill was placed upon its first
reading and Will be referred to a COM
mittee as soon as President Hudson
names the committee on temperance.
which viii probably be tomorrow.
Hudson is considered one of the
strongest advocates of prohibition in
the state, and his election as president
of the senate was the cause of much
rejoicing among that element.
Senator Beard also introduced bills
prohibiting cUrSing on street cars and
requiring that they be kept clean.
Other bills and resolutions intTOdUc-
ed in the senate this afternoon were
as follows:
BY McMullen-State guarantee OF
bank deposits.
BY FIournoy-Resoluti to invcs-
tigate state insane asylum.
Resolution to investigate drainage
work at LaudeTdaIe-
BY McCTeary- Cheaper text book
bill
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-04-08
BILL FOR STATEWIDE
PROHIBITION INTRODUCED.
TO Congress
to Revoke Closing Order

Pensacola bar enables vessels of the
greatest draft in our navy to enter
the harDOT; and
Whereas. TIE safety and size of the
harbor and its location on the GuiI
of Mexico render il desiTIous and ad-
VantageOus TO the entire union that
said Pensacola navy yard be cOntiE-
ued; Therefore be it
Resolved by the legislature of the
state of Florida.
Section J. That our senators in con-
gress be and they are hereby in
structed, and that our representative IS
in congress be and they are hereby
requested. TO exert every honorable
influence and TO exhaust honorable
means 10 nave said order discontig,u-
ing said navy yard at Pensacola alb
soiuteIy and UncOnditiOnally revoked.
Section ?. That the secretary at
state be and is hereby instructed to
send a certified copy OF this memorial
10 each of our senators and repT5S9n-
tatives in congress.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-04-08
ORGANIZATION GIVEN
A KNOCKOUT BLOW IN
HOUSE BY COMBINATION
BY Fred M. Allen.

Tallahassee, April Under a sus-
pension of the rules Senator Beard
this afternoon presented a memorial
to congress requesting that the order
closing the Pensacola navy yard be
revoked. 1t passed unanimously. The
memorial Is as follows:
Whereas, In the last hours of ihe
federal administration next preceding
the present administration. an order
was issued disseminating the PenSa-
cola navy yard: and
Whereas, The present adminisJra-
ton issued an order suspending the
order disseminating such navy yard
pending an investigation of the reasons
for the issuance of such discontinue
ing order; and
Whereas, Many millions of dollars
have been expended by the federal
government on said Pensacola navy
yard; and
Whereas, The depth of water on
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-04-08
AVERY BLOUNT
PROMINENT MAN
GUILTY MURDER
Sentenced to Be Hanged For
One of the Most AtrociouS
Crimes in the History of
louisiana.
BY Associated Press.

Amfte City, La, April Avery
Blount, a prosperous merchant or
Tick Faw, tried for the killing OF
"Buz" Breeland, was found guilty IN
the first degree of murder by jury
today and sentenced 10 death. \ mo-
ton for a new trial will be heard
Friday.
Blount was indicted on the charge
of numbering BTeeland, his wife, and
daughter, Mrs. Joe Everette, and tried
first on the separate Indictment OF
the charge of numbering Breeland.
The crime was one of the most nor
rible ever committed in the state Mrs
Everette's husband had been killed
and BreeIand and his wife were bring
ing her from her former home to 1--we
with them when the tragedy Oc-
Cured.
As the party reached the scene OF
the killing, Breeland was shot and
mortally wounded from ambush. He
feiSned death, while the second chap
ter of the tragedy was being enacted.
According to his dying statement.
Avery BlOUnt, accompanied by another
person. walked out into the road al
ter the first shot and leveIled guns
on the women. Mrs. BTceland WI
shot and killed. while Mrs. Everot .
pleaded for the life of her baby.
Finally her sUpplicatiOns resulted in
the baby being laid by the roadside
while the men stepped back and blew
her head of. The baby was found
crawling among the dead bodies. ana
died a few days later.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-04-08
King, Greatest Catcher,
Traded to Cincinnati

deny the story II is known that -le
is hot on the trail of Pitcher Spa "a
and that yesterday he was in te.e-
phonic communication with CIarI,
Griffith. manager of the Cincinna j
club Although Chance is retiCent ia
his talk concerning any such deal
members OF his team discussed il free
IL on tne train on their way here ID
day from Evansville
King last year signed three yea
contract with the Chicago club. but Is
known TO be dissatisfied. Il is said he
has a chance TO open pool and BIZ
lizard haH in Cincinnati and for tua-
reason viii be particularly sratiheI
by change.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-04-08
SAFETY BOARD DECLARES
NO NEGLIGENCE ON PART
OF POLICE DEPARTMENT
Hughes Gets Police
of New York Busy

the contest after two had been held
and arrested the fighters, the referec
and the timekeeper. Last nights
fights were well advertised as a ties
1lmOnial on the part of friends of
q local pugilist Tickets, according
TO the police. were sold for $3.50 ana
the box Office discontinued business
only when the house was full. -Four
policemen succeeded in purchasing
tickets and they were among the
crowd when gathered around a dimly
lighted ring The only entrance 10
the cellar was by a trap door in the
floor OF the saloon above.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-04-08
a. Assoeiated 20.

New York, April 1.-Marked police
activity is noticeable since Governor
Hughes has made inquiries concern
ing the holding of prize fights in New
York. Following the raid Monday
night Oh tue Marathon Athletic cub
of RrOOklyu. in which two boxers, their
handlers and the ring officials were a
rested. the police interrupted tgiit
last night in a cellar beneath Sd
loon in Seventh avenue. Three hun
drpd men were assembled to witness
three fights but the police stopped
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-04-08
JEROME HILL
DIES SUDDENLY
IN APAR TMENTS
Man Who is Widely Known
Throughout the South
Passes Away From Heart
Disease.
BY Associated Press.

Memphis. Tenn. April Col. Je-
rome Hin, widely known throughout
the South died suddenly early today
at his apartments at the Cayoso hotel
from heart disease. Col. Hill was in
THE best of health when he retired
last night. He was formerly promi-
nently connected with the cotton bust
netss and was a director in many bust
ness enterprises. At the time of his
death he was director of the Yazoo
and Mississippi Valley Railroad Co.
Mr. Hill was 81 NearS old