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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-12-10

The country in general. and the
South in particular. begins TO realize
that Uncle Jimmy" Wilson is about
the best secretary OF agriculture this
country ever had. Pays to keep a good
cabinet member in Office until he
knows al the nooks and corners Of
the job.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-12-10

VIII that Baltimore trade paper
which hates the Southern Commercial
Congress declare the 100000 build
ing for the organization is all a fake?
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-12-10

Yes. it's hard to save up money for
Christmas presents. Did not the pres
ideRt's mesa Sc to Congress own up
that the cost of living is steadily
being boOsted9
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-12-10

So Sneakins George COrtnIyou IS 70
be president of the Equitable Life.
He ought to do very we'll in that gum
shoe financial job. which pays the COM
Portable little salary OF $4,000. What
q pity, by the way. that George is no
longer at the head of the Republican
national committee, which il 1904 was
openly charged with knowing where
some good-sized assurances safes were
locatedi
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-12-10

We shall see the time when all the
wires in this country are under one
set Of men.-EXchange
All the political wires worth talking
about are in the hands Of one set of
men-the Wall street set-today, il
that's what the gifted contemporary Is
driving at
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-12-10

At least, the administration speaks
right cut in meeting for only two new
battleships this year. That Will help
the White Houses retrenchment policy
by a few thousand.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-12-10

II half the tales about ZeIaya are
true, he IS a bigger brute than Castro
ever thought OF being and almost as
bad as Weyler was in Cuba before the
Spanish war.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-12-10

Every day or so they say Mr.. Bal
hnger is going to quit the cabinet.
But the same report concerning Gen.
Alger was kept in circulation for
many months before he finally got out.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-12-10

Have you mended those Christmas
stockings?
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-12-10

The daughter of Mr.. Havemever.
the sugar king, is to be married.
She's worth 100000 900 in her own
right. Why not say kindly omit we'd
ding presents when the invitations go
onto
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-12-10

Commander P"ary, We are glad To
note. IS 10 Sive some lectures fer
charity. OF course, as he says. he
can affOIi TO do it, with that $4,000
magazine check from Hampton's.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-12-10

Sunny Jim" Sherman is depressed:
because. some folks explain, the bank
cashier and the money order clerk in
the vice-pTesident's home city didn't
know him. That isn't il. Sunny
Jim's" candidate for the supreme
court failed 10 make the bench.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-12-10

Thy God" on. COstaD-VcspeT Choir
Violin. Andlntc. 0p- rs lSyendseuD
Miss Harrington
Chorus. Peace I Leave With You
tJ Marley B0heTts) -NespeT Choir
Voice, oh Little Town of Bcthle-
hem" (Bgrt1ctu- Miss sarah Cline
Violin oUIigalu, Miss Harrington
Hymn. Night Song (Ritter).
Responsive reading
B+uedictiOn.
Postlude. Thanks BE To God, front
Elijah tNendcissOhn)- Miss Cline.
Subscribe for The Journal
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-12-10

Anyway. we had a long and lovely
Indian summer in West Florida.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-12-10

The Big -Four road now has labor
troubles on top of the Charlie War
riner embezzIement trouble.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-12-10

The South gets a whole lot OF re-
spect from the North and the West
since that I5-cent cotton came to their
attention. And when the prosperc-s
Southern farmers buy more automo-
biles and pianos that respect will be
still further augmented.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-12-10

ways worker. That fact will not hurt
him IN 1912.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-12-10

The president came out for IT,,
terwaYs Last -alf ;157.fffF,o,. e..
take it, that the Cannon power in
WASHINGTON is waning.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-12-10

Peary talks too much, but the man is
not stingy. The fiercest partisan OF
Cook cannot claim that the commander
is trying to keep all the money as well
as all the glory for himself.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-12-10
We SHOWED Jackscnv,lle.

Jacksonville is % follow the excel
lent example Of Pensacola and pay
the expenses of ten farmers to be
selected from DUvaI county ard sent
to the University CT Florida to take
the agricultural course there, 10 the
end that they may learn farming As
a science and rstI{Jt}' u+17scf knowIedga
- 49, 7-- -5ee44rss - And wouldn't it ray
every county in Florida TO do like
WISE The expense would be small.
and pUhliC-spiTited citizens Cf means
might we'll afford 10 combine and
raise the money in view of the large
and continuing benefit thai would &c
CrUe TO them and the whole cOmmuni-
ty by locating in each county. as oh
ieCt lessons 10 inspire all the res.
ten hi-h-ETade, Up-tO-date farmers
scientific students Of the sOiI-Droud
of their vocation and carrying into
il the most approved methods o.
modern agriculture. The future Of
Florida depends upon the jiiIage of
its soil, and we can grow rich OF
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-12-10
PENSACOLA AND
PENSACCLIANS
that's What We're Doing!

That's What We're Doing!
Pensacola has become d large ex-
porting point for cotton. the quantity
of that staple passing through IL No
yember exceeding four million dol
lars in value. Pensacola Is coming
to the fore in good shape-Tampa
Times
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-12-10
Just Jealous,

And now comes Key West and
through The Citizen makes complaint
that the map sent out by Pensacola
shows no suspicion of a Key West
or Tampa. Just jealousy, that's ali
Miami Metropolis.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-12-10
Who's This That Knocked?


The citrus exchange and tGe south
ern commercial CONGRESS both found
their knockers, and both are growing.
once more are We practically remind
ed that abuse is the best ADVERTISE
meEJ with which mems laudable cf-
forts can come n COntact-Pensa-
cola Journal
It is a poor rule that viii not Wol K
both ways. The newspapers THAI the
manager of the exchange went out Of
his way TO knock ought TO gTOW some
too Indeed, to a man UD tree. Il
looks Ike he did all the smoking
that wds dOne-OCaIa Banner.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-12-10

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The evening world., 1909-01-07
MOONLIGHT RAY
AND A BULLET
STOP BURGLAR
First Revealed Anger at Door
and Steinert Fired, but
Thief Escaped.

A ray Of moonlight queerly stopped :
burglary early to-day In the home OF
Max stenert. brother OF Magistrate
stelnert, at No. 81 East Fif.y-seventh
street. The Ste!nerts were out visiting.
Their twenty. -year-old son. Charles
heard a noise In the kitchen and stepped
silently there from his study chamber
There was no one there, but the moon
light streaming in through the window
revealed shining steel auger boring
hole through the door leading TO the
hail.
Young SteInert jumped to a closet and
got pistol. then called UP Police Head.
quarters
Shall shoot?" he whispered to head.
quarters over the phone.
NO, We'll send the cops on the
jump" was the answer.
But young Stenerts emotions rot the
better OF him. and as he saw three blue.
coats run up the front steps he fired
five shots at the door. The auger was
withdrawn AT the FIRST shot. When the
police, led by Patrolman Bacr, got in
the burglar mad vanished by way of the
roof There were no blood spots any.
where. though two OF the five shots had
gone through the door, by the aug.r
hole
The evening world., 1909-01-07
SIX Overcome
BY SMOKE SAVED
BY WATCHMAN
Special Police Discover Fire
and Rescue Victims in
East New York.

One OF those fires OF mysterious origin
which occur almost nightly in the East
New York section OF Brooklyn harsd
up In the cellar Of business house 1t
No lgSA Thatford avenue at o'clock
this morning, ate It's way to living
apartments on the two upper foors
where ono family was overcome by
smoke. and then spread to adjoining
houses. .u
The frE floor Is occupied BY Samuel
psnnaberS's dry goods store. Danns-
berg his wife and children live on the
second floor. The third floor Is occu.
pied by Abraham Slverstein, his wife
and four children. Tho Are was dis.
covered by Special Policemen Samuel
Cohen and Phillip Rosen;hal. One
sounded an alarm and the other tried
to get into the house by the hallway.
U1lly w We VI lN'l bi@N W os1lphc GNU
names. The two then wen: through
another house to the rear yard OF the
burning building and managed to climb
20 the Dannabers's apartments by the
fire-escipe.
Dannaberg got his wife and children
out In safety The policemen then tried
to arouse the Silversteius, but could
not Breaking through the rear win
dows they found Mrs. Silverstein and
two OF her children unconscious. and
Sllverstein and two other children dazed.
Cohen and Rosenthal carried out Mrs.
Slverstein, then they brought down
Gussie. five; Samuel, eight; Frleda,
twelve, and Gussie, fifteen. Silverstein
managed to save himself
Tie fire spread to the building at No
l?S ut the corner of Belmont street.
and from the.e took a turn to the build
Ing at No. 70 Belmont.
TWO alarms were sent In for the fire.
;ren, and there was fight OF more
| than two hours before the flames were
under control,
The evening world., 1909-01-07

photographs given page voting coupon
found page
1t in mind Evening
chosen by Charles Froman for the selection
wishes do Its best In handing him typic
girls play everybody
else concerned may be proud.
WHAT WINNING MEANS.
to girls singing sancng and
acting them beginning
when he will The Princess paying
week EACH and throwing ia trip Europe for all of them before their
term expires thus giving them the English public
real American beauties like The promises
talent shows special ability, will be
In this possibility OF OF the obtaining
tracts three Mr.
of them be numbered his stars before
way Evening World readers vote
them and others possible for them
Remember the voting coupon Page
The evening world., 1909-01-07
LITTLE ONES IN
WANT, MOTHER
SEEKS DEATH
Destitute Since Cab Strike,
She Hurled Herself Down
the AirShaft.

Mrs. Kate T!erney, tire yong VIE :
Charles Tlerney. one Of the cabmen who
went on strike during the recent labor
troubles. and vino has since been with
out Job, got tired OF the landlord call
ing at her door for the rent Just about
the time the baker. the butcher and
other tradesmen happened around for
money due them, and this morning. at 5
o'clock. she slipped from the room In
which her husband and two children
we're sleeping and hurled herself down
an airshaft n distance Of twenty-five
.eet, to the stone tagging below.
Mrs T.ayaey has been in bad health
Cor moaths, bat she was brave rs levy
IS her LITTLE ones We're not in wan:
md there was no danger OF roof De
ing taken from over their heads. Then
Ia strike came ard bare necessities
We're rare.
Tierncy. good husband. good
! 'ather and good workman, has done
80 in his power to get back 10 work
/ lnce the union forced him 20 strike,
l- cab drivers are more plentiful than
abs these days, with taN!cahS and au.
omobiIes growing more popular. and
.aere was no work TO he had
Tirrney missed his y fc and begin e
,rarch for her lie found arr lacpH-
Gus in the a.r.naft AID sent a'r to
d "a L.
The evening world., 1909-01-07
FoRelDs SALE OF FIREARMS.

An ordinance was passed yesterday
by the Bayonne Council prohibiting the
sale OF firearms. This action was
prompted by the mIstortunes OF William
Walsh, a boy who a year ago had his
eye shot on; by bullet from rife.
and a week ago the substituted glass
eye shattered in a similar way.
The evening world., 1909-01-07
GIRLS DENTISTS AcCUSERS.
Misconduct Alleged; COmplainnnts
With Children's society.

Horace jacques. dentist, Of No. l6i
West Ffty-ninth street. was a prisoner
In the East Fitty-first street police sta
ton last night on charges preferred by
Julia Castallno and Margaret Brooks,
fifteen and sixteen years old respective
~, The compla!nants are in the custody
OF The Chiliren's Society. jacques IL
rfty-four years old. The Castalino
girl says she went to his Office as an In
terpreter with relative who could not
speak English, and had been asked to
bring around some other little girls.
jacques denied the charges and said
lie could not understand why they had
been made against him.
The evening world., 1909-01-07
D. O. MILLS IN CALIFORNIA.
MRS. REID WITH HIM.
Millionaire and His Daughter 10 Re-
main for the Winter-TalN of
Wedding of Ms; Mills.

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. ID. O.
Mills and his daughter. Mrs. WhItcaw
Reid. arrived in this city yesterday
from New York. They will spend the
winter a; the Mills country home ut
Mil Brae. near this city. Answering
comment that It seemed strange he had
not waited to attend the wedding Of his
granddaughter, Miss Beatrice Mills, to
the Earl OF Granard the aged capital
!st said:
Il would have liked to have been
present at the wedding and would
nave II | mad remained. It vas Simply
nv custom 10 come 10 California for
the winter. and | have come"
The evening world., 1909-01-07
FAMOUS CATHEDRAL UNSAFE.

TOLEDO, Spain, Jan. "A board of
architects has pronounced the Cathe-
dral ut Toledo one OF the largest and
rope, unsafe and liable To collapse. Tho
Cathedral services are now being con-
Quoted in the Church of Trinity.
The evening world., 1909-01-07
ALL SEEK STAGE CAREERS.

When The Evening World announced this contest 1t had idea
there within the radius
the learned however
expected only hundreds thousands
before the the office flooded photographs
All NICE sensible goodookng girls Of whom should
chance utilize her talents and would be
manager the Of her beauty
1t became apparent before the time for receiving
expired that The Evening World would have change plan
and
The first idea select wenfour all the p
these and ask the readers pick the
The evening world., 1909-01-07
TOO BEAUTIES IN list
ELIGIBLE FOR VOTES
IN STAGE COMPETITION
Evening World Readers Will Select by Ballot
Twelve Who Will Get Six Months Free
Training, and Years Engagement
With Charles Frohman.

The Evening Worlds Beauty Contest for the selection of twelve
typical American girls for Charles Fronan who will give them tuition
in singing dancing and acting free and afterwards employ them for
year in the chorus of the musical play The Dollar Princess sal
airy of SIS week EACH takes pictorial fo and IT, first photo
graphs of contestants appear in these columns to-day
Readers of The Evening World who are to make the selections
of these girls for Mr. Froman should the Photographic repoc
tons of the beauties they appear from to-day together With the
ing coupons that they may I've able to make intelligent and dis
eliminating choice Of the competitors and vote for their favoes when
time to vote-atter all the pictures prnted-arryes
The evening world., 1909-01-07
WAGES UP IL PER CENT.

VALLEY FALLS, r. l.. Jan. "A
10 per cent. increase in wages was an
nOunced to-day by the Penikees Silk
Company. The company employs more
than rs hands.
The evening world., 1909-01-07
HUNDRED LEFT IN CONTEST.

The avalanche OF beauty however
exactly fair nearly
hundred young whose claims
narrowing the number
competitors dozen.
experts this decided
girls and The print photo
graphs century and ask its readers to se
lucky twelve from them,
The stands these revised
ming World will print the photographs
bering will print voting coupon dav
Evening World who interest arr
pictured candidates Of he
choice and writing their actresses coupon
send to American Beauty Chorus Editor
W York
The evening world., 1909-01-07

Totai '''.''.... .,,.........1.1O7
The World printed today l,ia7
Help Ads, SIS more than all other
New York papers combined.
The evening world., 1909-01-07
READERS TO SELECT TWEL We.

The twelve girls receiving highest votes Will be declare
winners they will be handed Fohman will ppao
them for their stage debut
II two girls should be tied twelfth
considered winners their photographs to
Frohman. who will make the final
The are printed
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-03-01
LEAP{O FROM WINDOW
AFTER CUTT(|NG THROAT
Pittsburs Man Attempted to Murder a
Widow and Finally Accomplish
ed His Own Death.

Pittsburg, March William Ger
hardt, fire company captain. who yes
tcrday murderously assaulted Mrs.
Anna Baxter, widow with razor,
then seriously cut himself, committed
suicide today by jumping from the
third floor of his hotel. Mrs. Baxter
is in precarious condition.
Gerhardt called at the home of
Mrs. Baxter, whose husband died
ten years ago, and going to tho par
lor Of the house with the woman. he
locked the doors. A short time later
Mrs. Bakers three children heard
their mother screaming and broke
into the room. Gerhardt had cut her
throat twice and slashed her hands
and arms in number of places. After
the children had rescued their mother
Gerhardt locked himself ia and cut
his own throat.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-03-01
LOCAL OPTION LAW
PROBABLY WILL PASS
Many Petitions Are Presented and
Sentiment for Liquor Bill
Is Growing Day by
Dav in Both
Houses.

Santa Fe, n. NJ, March 1.-The
House, under suspension of the rules,
by unanimous vote this afternoon,
passed joint resolution No. g. asking
for all papers, charges, etc, pre-
sented to the Senate committee on
territories by Senator Beveridge, that
the territory might have "A chance to
refute the charges of corruption. ETC.,
made against officials and the people
of this territory in their fight for
statehood.
The resolution was sent at once to
the Council but that body refused to
rass it because of faulty construction
and it was thereupon referred to the
committee on judiciary
when the House met this afternoon
a flood Of petitions asking for the en-
aCtment of a local option law flowed
in Among them was a petition sign
ed by the governor, territorial off,
cials and 7S0 citizens of the capital.
The sentiment for the enactment of a
law to regulate the liquor traffic is
growing hourly and it is believed one
of the bills resting in the Council COM
mittee viii be- resurrected within ii
few days and sent on. its way through
both bodies OF the legislature
Hewitt today introduced "a bill pro-
Viding for the election of all territor-
ial officials. except governor at tn,
next general election. If passed by
both houses of the Legislature and
signed by the governor this act would
have to be validated by Cbneress
Governor Curry today signed tbs
Act which is intended to gtamp OIll
contagious and infectious diseases
among cattle. The Council adjourned
| this afternoon until tomorrow. The
! House was still! in session at late
! hour.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-03-01
A NASHVILLE DOCTOR
TOLD OF AUTOPSY
ON CARMACK
Described Wounds Inflicted
by CoOpers on the Send-
tor They Killed.
ONLY TWO BULLETS
ENTERED HIS BODY

Nashville, Tenn, March 1.-As soon
as court opened today for the resump-
ton of the trial of the COOpers and
Sharp for staying former Senator Il.
w. Carmack, Judge Anderson of the
defense asked that the jury be eXcus"
ed and requested the court to instruct
DR.. Glasgow, who made an autopsy
on the body of Carmack after the
burial, to talk to the attorneys for the
defense, he having refused to do so.
Attorney General McCarn opposed
the request vigorously, saying the
prosecution had retained DR.. Glasgow
to get certain facts and had instructed
him not to talk.
These facts the defendants know, -
said the attorney general. They put
those bullets into Carmacks body.
They shot bullets into the dead man.
They were there and we were not We
have no living witness to tnat killing.
The defense simply wants to know
how much we know and We object to
them trying to get at our evidence. lf
they want to put Or Glasgow on the
stand under oath. that will be all
right"
This suggestion was followed and
Dr. Glasgow was called to the stand.
He said he had performed an autopsy
on Carmack at the request of the at
torney general He described the
wounds three in number, Two bullets
entered the breast, one passing
through the heart ana another bullet
entered the neck, coming out Of the
mouth The bullet that pierced the
heart and another bullet entered the
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-03-01
ONE egg CAUSED
MURDER OF COOK
Waiter Killed Chef Who Made "A Mis-
take, But Police Sergeant Says II
Was Caused by n Crouch.

Chicago March In cell at the
police station G.. c Harbaugh, a wait
er, awaits formal arralgnment for
killing Chas. Kelly, a cook, by plung-
ing carving knife through his heart.
Harbaugh had ordered three eggs for
a customer, the cook blundered and
prepared only two and the waiter in
sanely angry, slew him after a short
quarrel. The sergeant, who took Har-
baugh into custody gave metaphy-
steal view Of the crime.
Now. when YOU write this up" he
urged. don't 60 away and say the
two men quareled over eggs, Nothing
of the kind happened. The egg was
Just an incident. What killed Kelly
was Haroaugh'- crouch. The egg just
started Harbaugh'S Crouch going,
You needn't blame Harbaugh too
much for having that crouch either.
Most men have grouchcs Another
name for them Is deranged nerves.
They don't always bring on murder
but they are rps ponsiblc for a big
percentage of minor crimes The aver
age crouch rs AS dangerous 10 human
lifr as a ton of dynamite. II breaks
up families by causing quarrels at tn
breakfast table. 1t makes partners
fight and brings on bankruptcy, 1t has
started as many men on tho road to
ruin as Whiskcy.
This murder was committed Iatc
in the day. Harbaugh had been work
ing since early morning with a
crouch accumulatng ali the time.
When that customer ordered eggs he
was about ready to blow up. Finally
the eggs came and there were only
two of them. The customer kicks u
Harbaugh. There's the parlor match
that lit the dynamite. The cook and
waiter quarreled Harbaugh goes for
carving knife the easiest thing
within reach one swing Of this knife
and It's all over Kelly's on the floor
dead, HarbauEh standing over him
wondering hoW it all happened
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-03-01
JEFFRIES WILL FIGHT
JOHNSON NEXT YEAR

Omaha, Nebr., March Jim JEFF
fries. undefeated champion heavy
weight of the world, with his wife
and sparring partner. passed through
Omaha last night en- route to New
York to fill a theatrical engagement.
TO sandy Griswold, sporting writer,
Jtnries said emphatically that after
his theatrical engagement he would
meet Jack Johnson. He said he felt
obligated to the sporting public IL
make the effort to reclaim the cham
pionship for the white race. He said
he was through with the game until
/ Johnson won the crown.
Kansas City March l.-James j,
Corbett, who s here, was quoted to-
day as saying in recent conversation
Jcf'rics declared his intention Jf re-
entering the ring. Jeffries told him
ne said, that he believed he would re-
quire year of training to get into
, proper condition.
Chicago, March flames J. jeff
ries, upon his arrival here today, de-
Clared he authorized no one To an
nouncc he would fight Johnson
There is no basis for the statements
published today" he said.