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The San Francisco call., 1909-09-16
NEWS OF THE OCEAN
Two Lumber Charter.

1.-TWO LUMBER Charters
The British ship EIlislsnd on Puget sound is
under charter for lumber from British Colum Bis
10 Melbourne OF Adelaide at 35s and the
same business from here to Tahiti n
Lumber for Australia
The British steamer Harcroft saled for Fre-
mantle via Aberdeen and Puget sound Nfouda :
with l-l2l-oSI feet Of lumber and 16p 709 feet
the port
Supplies for the Orient
The japanese steamer Chiyo Naru sailed for
Hongkong and way ports, via Honolulu Tines
day with cargo valued at $347 PSI exclusive Of
treasure. and 70 be distributed as follows For
Japan $74-6e9. China $22.e72: East Indies
$780, Korea Sal: Egypt. ST. Philippine isl.
snds, S24s.s56- The principal shipments and
their destinations were follows
fruit. 10 es canned goods. $50 gals wine ie5
lbs bread. 951 bales cotton, 50 rolls and 4 rs
leather pkgs machinery, u pkrs paints. 1o
cs oil. pkgs electrical supplies 1s pkcs rubber
goods. pkgs dental goods. IL pkgs ink
To China-2,s5 lbs ginseng 10 pkrs fresh
fruits, $50 lbs chocolate. cs wine "a es seor
ing machines. 10 pkgs paper, % pkgs n,iscel-
Ianeous merchandise.
To East Indies-25 cs canned goods. % es
honey. bx dried fruit. les pkgs roofing ma
terial.
To Korca-40 cs canned goods. 10 MS bre.a
80 pkgs groceries and provisions.
To Egyrf-25 cs canned fruit
To Philippine islands 593 bb1s naur toe
lbs bread 2s-s63 lbs meals. g. 7e1 lbs beans
4-2f7 cs canned goods 1885 Tbs dried fruit
3.e9o lbs rsisins- ri .215 Ibs hams ana bacon
$500 lbs lard. 40 kegs pickles s. 1p4 lbs candT y
294 lbs chocolate, S,914 lbs coffee, 1901 lbs
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BOXER INDEMNITY TO
EDUCATE ~ CHINESE
Students Pass American Med,
ical Examination

PEKING, Sept 15.-Forty-seven
students have been accepted TO go TO
the United States and study under the
arrangement by which that part of
the Boxer indemnity returned to
China by America is to be expended
for educational purposes They passed
the American medical examination to-
day and tomorrow they will leave for
the United States in charge of Tong
Kai Son, graduate of Yale
WILL MEET IN wAsHINGToN-New York.
Sept. 15.-Esperantists have learned today that
their invitation TO the Esperanto congress 70
hold its next meeting in America has been ae-
cepted- The congress win convene IN Washing
ton in the fall Of 1910.
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spices. so cs salmou IS cs honey, 56J pkgs
fresh fruits geo los Goldfish, 235 es whisky,
Loo gals wine. 35 grape juice. 80 cs gin
SO ammunition, 800 coils rope. 10 bales hose,
1891 # lumber 100 bdIs shocks. 1Sf pkgs
drugs, 81 pkgs electrical goods 200 cs matches,
Is earboys acid 127 pkgs boilers, 5s5 pkgs
machinery, 179 bdls and 222 pcs iron and steel,
1.500 iron poles. 33T pcs and 3 bdls pipe, pkgs
agricultural implements. So bales canvas, II
bales tarpaulin. 4j9 pkgs dry goods, l25 rolls
and 10 cs leather. 10 cs typewriters. i.,l69 lbs
tobacco, 436 bxs soap I50 bbls fuel oil. $50 es
refined oils. 81 hbls tar 20 cs turpentine 10, 636
lbs shellac, JS1 pkgs paints
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RECORD SHIPMENTS
ALREADY OFFERED
Two American-Hawaiian Line
Steamers Viii Sail With
1900 Tons Each

HE next two Amer
lea nh a " a ii a n
steamers TO leave
this port, monster
freighters though
they are, viii be
loaded 10 their ca
pacity. The Alas
kan is billed TO
sail September 2s
and the Columbian
about the middle
Of October. Each
ship VIII carry
1900 tons of
freight. all of
which has been Of
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The Burnside is at Puget sound.
The fitzpatrick is at Newport News, Va
The Buford is at Manila
The Crook Is in port.
The Sherman Is in port
The Thomas is in port
The Dix sailed September 6 from Honolulu for
Manila.
The Meade is at Newport News Va.
The Mcclellan is at Newport News Va.
The sumner is at Newport News, va.
The Warren is AT Manila.
The Wright is at Manila
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4 Memoranda

WRITING Observation-Disclosures Sept
i5.-Accordng TO the newspapers. Abdul Hamid,
the deposed sultan of Turkey, is writing a bis
tory Of his reign
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-16

tic. from Southampton.
Sailed Sept 1J-Stmr Adriatic for Southamp-
ton; stmr Mauritania for Liverpool.
BOSTON-Arrived Sept 15-Stmr Ivernis, from
Liverpool
oUEENsTowN-sailed Sept 15-Ssmr Caro-
mia. for New York.
Arrived Sept 15-stmr saxonia. from Boston.
for Liverpool. and proceeded
NAPLES-Sailed Sept 14-Stmr Csnepic, for
Boston,
TYNE-safIed Sept 14-stmr oberon. for San
Francisco
SIMULTANEOUSLY Sept I5-Stmr Kai-
ser Wilhelm III, for New York; stmr Oceanic,
for New York.
Memoranda
Per bark B. P. Cheney-Sept and had
heavy southeast gale. and Sept II expert
enced strong northwest gale and blew away sew
efal sails.
Per stmr RavaIli-Ssw a bark outside bound
in.
PORTLAND. Sept. 1.-the Portland Hour
mills. the largest this coast. took ire this
morning, and from present indications the plant
will be totally destroyed.
SEATTLE Sept 15-Br stmr 0swestry went
ashore at Anacortes last night No damage
GUAYAQUII.. Sent Ger bark Fulda at this
port from Newcastle. Australia, has been in
collision with lighter Temporary repairs will
be made here
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Notfce to- Mnriners

Captain III. Gaukroger of the steamer Asia re-
ports to the branch photographic office that at
a m September "A, 1909. in position nine
miles "A degrees " true from San Francisco
light vessel. he sighted dead whale, about 4C
feet long, side up. ]. &. BURNETT,
LENT T. s. N in charge.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-16
& AUCTION SALE H

THU RSDAY- sept IS. II a NJ, an5-20e Va
lerica ST.. we viii sell 80 horses and Mares
wagons. baggies- carts and harness; everything
as represented O. money refunded Phone Park
2T23 WV CLQUGH. Auetioneer-
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North German Lloyd

Large Fast and Luxurious Tvin-Screw
Express and Passenger Steamships.
Equipped With Wireless and Submarine Signals.
Express Saflfngs Tuesdays at 10 A. NJ
K wilhelm III Sept 2SlCecIIie .-....- Oct IL
Kronprinz wn- Oct. 81 lkais. Wm.dGr. Oct. 10
PLYMOUTH-CHERB ERBOURG-BREMEsN
Twin-Screw Sailings Thursdays at 10 A. NJ
Prinz Fried. VII. Sept. 23fKurfuerst -......Oct-
Friedrich d. CIR Sept sow ashington -.-..0ct- IA
GEORGE wAsHINGToN-sails0 Oct. Ii. 1000
TONS Newest and Largest German Ship Afoat.
Every innovation known to the shipbuIlder's art
GIBRALTAR-NAPLE
ALGIERS
Mediterranean SaiIipgs Saturdays at II A. NJ
Berlin (new) Sept 25tn. Albert Oct %
Princess Irene. Oct 9sBerlin tnew)--.- Nov. 6
Independent Around the World Tours
Travelers' checks good all over the world
Apply OE;LRICHS & CO.. GenI Agents
Broadway. New York or
Robert Capel1e, c. A. r. c.. $50 Powell ST. ODD
ST. Francis Hotel. San Francisco.
Telephone-Kearny 4794
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Time Ball
United States branch photographic office, Mer
chants Exchange, San Francisco September
L. 1909.
The time ball on the roof of the Fairuont
hotel was dropped today exactly at noon, Pacific
standard time lI20th meridian}, or at SD. CON-
0oS-, Greenwich mean time
J. C. BURNETT.
Lieutenant T. s. N. in charge
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-16
BRITISH. STEAMER GOES AGROUND

SEATTLE sept. I5-The British steamer
. t,sWesfrE loaded with lumber from Everett
for SOUTH America went aground in the mud
in ship harbor near Anacortes- last night dur
ing heayr fog. II Is thought she - no;
damaged and that rHzs viii pull her out q
me mud late this afternoon. when she viii
i-onfInue her Eoyage.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-16

Army Transports
The Sbrridsn sailed from Manila Septembe
II for san Francisco.
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MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS

TO ARRIVE
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-16

Sat. only. fMon- only. 6Tanzpsis only Muir onl5
Ticket 0hses- -Sauzlitn Ferry and s74 Market
General 0f5ce-Nl Valley. Calforn;s-
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-16

fI.sop saaan-nso River Steamers. riLsos
for Morning ? tor Afrerncor-
Saniav sxc~uss{ Sunday only. y /.
Srndays and Mondays
Evening star., 1909-05-23

seat, waiting for the nub of it to be pulled him.
But host preferred to dance him for little
while, and after mischievously prolonging the din
ner beyond all bounds he suggested three handed
game of billiards. and then watched the Minister of
the Interior turn into a human caterpillar Then,
after three games, our host mentioned in ofhand
sort of way to the Minister that his guest the
being me, desired to have few moments private
conversation with him matter of Importance,
and then handing me wink he executed linger
ing getaway.
'Honrbres, it was SO easy that felt ashamed of
the Caucasian 1t would have cost me twenty
times as much money and forty times much
time to get Alderman right here in San Fran
cisco, with double-cross attachment thrown in.
This was like tipping waiter, or the that
res your trunk down stairs. 1t just bald
You've got it. and want it. and here's couple of
thousand, Americana, which is all I'll cough! and
he took it like hack driver that's being overpaid
l wanted to kick him. and then, after that. wanted
to kick myself. When plumb moral nvertebrate
makes bluff at trying to do the right stuff,
I'm for him and against myself in these circum-
stances: but when he's ornierier than string of
dead catfish hanging rail fence then feel like
I'm paving over something that ought to be living
underneath the ground instead of atop of it, and
How's that? l as bad as he was? That
not! l was damned sight worse! And We'll
Evening star., 1909-05-23

him, otherwise he won't be able to see you with
binoculars the size of automobile lamps. I'll have
him out to dinner this evening"
He'd have the Honduadorian Minister of the
Interior out to dinner that evening, eh? Yes, it
certainly looked to if I'd got in terribly bad!
Then had one of those stampeded minutes |
terror except what left by way of bacon and
coffee in my saddle bags after my hike the
mountains from the coast. l breathed that fact
softly to the former State Treasurer o-never mind
where
Don't drop any suet off your frame worrying
about that end of it. said he. III fix you out, and
you can hand it back to me after you We Peddled
your concessions. It'll take only couple of thou
sand, gold, and it go two ways the Minister Of the
Interior himself and d-we1l, the Heap Much Higher
Up expects to get tossed by the next revolution and
ister who heads the crowd that's going to overthrow
the President when the next revolution gets to re-
voving, will be willing to come across with the
Presidents thousand to get the big ones signature
to the concessions, and it'll be all right. Don't
bother about it.
Then he telephoned in to Tegucigota requesting
the pleasure of the Minister of the Interiors
pany at dinner with little business talk to follow.
When Spiggoty official is requested to talk busi-
ness with visitor to his capital, from the north
land the jingle that his mental hears isn't that
of temple bells and when he responds to that kind
of summons he fetches something to carry it home
with him in The Minister of the Interior replied
over the phone that he'd be overjoyed to take din
ner that evening with the exalted Americana and
his visitor.
LIE was fifteen minutes ahead of time in his slow
- going caloosh at that, and when we met him at
the entrance to the patio saw that he was as easy
The gmme-ginrne geam was in his tawny eyes
sharper than rnotorboat light, and his claws had
those inward curving reaching out motions that
you learn to know and understand in dealing with
the Greaser official higher-ups.
All during the dinner the spidery little Minister
of the Interior shuf1ed and squirned about in his
Evening star., 1909-05-23

wabblina over to me and the burro was within rec
ord figures. He was the tickledest man to a
somebody that uncoiled sure enough Americanese
and that he'd met up with quite heap back IN the
yonder-years before the inside of his mtts fell to
itching and he'd made the big jump-the tickledest
castaway with bundle that ever you got glimpse
Of He stood there in the hot morning sun giving
me the double up and down and crossways shake till
my miniature mule began to nip at his white linen
pants and he wanted to know all about everybody
between Baton Rouge and Bay City within the space
of six minutes and what kind OF ball club they had
in his home town at that minute and IT Marse Henry
Watterson still saying those things and was Bill
Bryan still deck until he began to make noise like
a phonograph running down hill in front of an ava
tion or two as to whether Honduador just then felt
like being promoted and exploited by the swellest
million dollar company that had ever been incor-
porated within the confines OF New jersey said com
pany being myself. And thus got down to a
conversational basis and got down from the burro
IF he was tckled to me, reckon wasn't
demented almost foolish to see him; for sure was
flying light on promotion and exploitation change
when set out on that journey to Tegucigota His
caloosh waiting over the way IN the shade OF the
outer rim of plaza trees,-he'd driven into town
only for his mail and to order additional supply
of the vets at the Hotel La z,-and, before had
chance to protest-ye-eh I'd have protested!-
he'd tossed me, pack saddles and ALL into the shiny
two-cayused rig, hitched my burro onto the back
by his rope halter, and whirling me through
the rutty, dusty streets of Tegucigota out to his
big palm screened hacienda.
Kind of punk start that for the Pan-Ameri-
Promotion Exploitation Company, Limited,
wasn't it?
Arrived in the GOODNESS of that fountain singing
patio he clapped his hands and nine or ten OF his
somnambulistic men and boy servants tell out OF
different doorways. and he picked one OF em out
and designated him my vaet de chanbre (Cut out
that grinning you whelps! That's what he did, and
what he called it. tooD and then it was me to be
United States porcelain bath overlooking the
fronded patio and the guitar strummng of siestaing
Evening star., 1909-05-23

house boys sneaking up through the
shrubbery into my windows. Then the
big wallow in the tub. and the rig-out
from his stack of under linens and
outer ducks 1--WE were of size). and
then down to where he was waiting for
me at the breakfast table by one of the
Cupid topped fountains. with Wastorf-
Aldoria napery and cut glass and silver
glistening bright against the dark
palmy background, and champagne for
a starter, and then United States ham
and eggs and coffee Get thatD. and
ten-inch cigars to top off with. and
Poor, not to say puffectly mizz-
able, and all like that. wasn't it?
''How's that? Was l willing to ac-
cept that kind of hospitality from an
embezzler of public funds? Don't
make me laugh; I've got the hives
I'd like to see ary one of you hombres
nudge into Tegucigota on hot morn.
ing. with nothing but your face, and
that face as like as not to be filled by
burro meat if nothing better happened.
Besides, the nearer you grope toward
the equator, the less you're concerned
about how your hospitaler got it, so
long as he's got it Besides. again.
everybody knew that this entertainer
of mine. in annexing his wad had only
beat the Legislature of his State to it in
making the raid Besides hull lot of
A FTER the long long chinfest at tn
a ing breakfast table. and it makes
to think of the slues and slathers of
fasts, alice same I had in the same f
muring corner of that patio.-1 pulle
fair the purpose of my hike to Hond
required. | told him. was the conce
Honduadorian Government of few m
of choice rubber growing land. and ditto
acres of select banana growing land
the coast at point where there was a
cable harbor and a few little odds and
kind. the Pan-American Promotion &
Company, Limited agreeing to do the
the point of letting the Honduadorian
in to a certain extent nt-Limited-
ment. The initial purpose of the &C
pointed out to my entertainer, was to
cessions up to New York and Chicag
'em for fifteen or twenty hatfuls of
tinted currency, and leave the buyer
cessions do the promoting and exploit
IN plug it along, was the right
comment of my table mate, who owl
and things. and that very day the VIII
whizz.
The man l wanted to see, he told
Minister of the Interior. And he's pl
too he added You want to have it
though, ready to slip it to him, whel
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-12-31
BY Associated Press.

Washington, Dec. 2O.-Attorney-
GeneEI Wickersham and Special AS
Bist 1t ]. C. McReynolds presented to
d. supreme court OF the United
Ties today the governments brief
the famous antitrust tobacco suit
(which will be argued next week.
The facts given go to show that the
American Tobacco company has
grown until its combined assets
amount to four hundred million. 1t
Is asserted that the combination
manufactures all of the cigarettes for
export, almost three-fourths of the
smoking tobacco and cigarettes for
domestic sale, more than three-fourths
of the plug twist and fine tobacco and
almost all snuff and little of the
cigars that are made
It declared that the defendants
have persistently exercised duress,
have practiced wicked and unfair
methods and have used their great
power in oppressive ways"
The attorney general asks that the
Injunction and findings of the lower
court bs. branded, so as to take in the
bmpanies and some individu-
were relieved from the opera
the circuit courts verdict.
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Rv Associated Press.

Atlanta, Ga, Dec. 3O.-Terrific cold
gripped the entire South today, even
the orange belt of Florida experiencing
freezing temperatures. This morning
the mercury ranged two degrees above
at AshevilIe, n. C, to % at FL PasO,
Texas, with twenty at Jacksonville,
Fla. A few Texas points and the ex-
IRENE southern portion of Florida es-
capped the freezing blast.
According to the local weather bu-
reau, this was the coolest day of De
cember the South has ever expe-
rienced. Since Dec. there have been
freezing temperatures in Atlanta, ex-
cept three days, and through the
greater portion of the South this long
duration of cold has prevailed. It-was
ten above here this morning. and at
Birmingham 1t was twelve above. Two
negroes frOze to death near Decatur,
Ala, where the minimum was five
above, and a family OF six were barely
rescued. All will live except one
child. who is expected to die, the re-
suit of exposure.
For the first time since 1886 the
ChattahOochee river at Atlanta is filed
with ice. There are similar conditions
in the rivers of Tennessee, north Ala
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-12-31
MUST REGULATE
TIMBER CUTTING
UNLESS 1T is DONE THERE WILL
BE FLOODS, DROUGHTS AND
BILLIARDS., DECLARES DR.. LY-
MAN ABBOTT OF NEW YORK.
BY Associated Press.

New Orleans, Dec. 30.-"Ef we do
not regulate the cutting Of our forests
il will not be lOng before there will be
floods and drOughts and billiards.
which will show US our folly. China
has learned the lesson. We should
not allow conditions to go so far that
the same dire experiences are repeat
ed here
So declared Dr.. Lyman Abbott, Of
New York, here today. Conservation
of the nations resources, he says, is
the paramount issue before the Ameri-
can people Dr.. Abbott will deliver
a sermon Sunday in connection with
the semi-cCntennial celebration of
Louisiana State university at Baton
Rouge.
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Of
SOUTH ADJOURN
HEARD ADoREss BY PRESIDENT
EMERITUS ELIOT OF HARVARD,
AND THEN ELECTED OFFICERS
FOR THE ENSUING YEAR.
BY Associated Press.

Charlotte, Dec. 30.-With the cleo
ton of officers this morning and an
address by President Emeritus Eliot,
of Harvard, this evening, the Southern
Education. association adjourned. Inc
next place of meeting was left with
the executive committee.
The officers are: President, DR.. ID.
B. Johnson, OF South Carolina; treas
urer, E. P. Burns, of Atlanta. Among
the directors are w. NJ. Holloway, OF
Florida: ! NJ Pound, of Atlanta; H
y. Snyder. of South Carolina, and L.
H. Whitfield, of Mississippi.
Former State superintendent o. B.
Martin, OF South Carolina, talked on
The Boy on the Farm"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-12-31
COLD AND SUFFERING
OVER THE COUNTRY
Two Children Left Alone at
Home Are Burned to Death

inspired the mother to leave her hus-
band to finish the work and she re-
turned to the Louise.
y AS she neaTed the house she heard
the children screaming. She rushed
in. The rooms were filled with smoke.
Cropping along the floors, she came
upon the babies twisting bodies, ana
dragged them to a door. Their eyes
had been burned out and their bodies
horribly charred. The older one had
played about the stove and had set fire
to her and her baby sisters clothing
Santa Claus is in Spencer county,
near the Ohio river.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-12-31
BY Associated Press.

Atlanta, Ga, Dec. S0.-A Southern
girl will have the honor of designing
. the memorial 20 her sex which viii be
ksrected in all the Southern states by
The veterans Of the Confederacy in
honor OF the women who suffered dUT-
ing the days of 1S6l-65. A design sub
mitted by Miss Belle Kinney, OF NASH
Vile, Tenn. was CHOSEN by the CON-
mittee of veterans representing - OF
the Is Southern states who met here
yesterday and bronze shafts will be
cast and erected as soon as the neces-
saTy funds are available.
The memorial viii show a group or
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-12-31
COTTON fire
At GALVESTON
BROKE OUT ON PIER NO. II AND
THREATENED TO ASSUME Sc
RIoUs PROPORTIONS - a,sCo
BALES DAMAGED.
BY Associated Press.

New Orleans, Dec oU.-A Special
from Galveston, Texas, says:
Fire which threatened at one time
20 assume serious proportions broke
out today at pier No. II and before it
had been subdued damaged about
$500 bales of cotton. The loss viii
amount to upwards of $4,000.
The report became current that the
IRE had gotten away from the fire
men and that all the cotton piers
would go. This resulted in many in
auiries being received from firms
which had cotton shipped cOastwise
and for Europe via Galveston.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-12-31
MRS. TAFT BUYS
BALL GROUNDS
WIFE OF cHAS. p. TAFT PUR-
CHASES PHILADELPHIA Ma
TIONAL LEAGUE GROUNDS, PAY
ING s25o,ooo FOR PROPERTY.
BY Associated Press.

Philadelphia, Dec. 3O.-Mrs. Annie
Sinton Taft, wife of Charles P. TAFT,
Of Cincinnati, is now the owner of the
philadelphia National League GROUNDS.
The deed was filed today.
The price paid was 'wo hundred and
fifty thousand dollars. The PhiladeI-
phia National League club was given
a lease on the grounds for ninety-nine
years.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-12-31
Southern Girl to Have Honor
Designing Memorial to Her Sex

three fgures-Fame sitting in the cen
ter, with a dying Confederate soldier
and weeping woman on either side
The central figure will be eight feet in
height and the other two seven feet.
The statue will be feet by 5 and a
half feet at the base
Miss Kinney was awarded the prize
AFTER eighty designs submitted TO the
committee had been carefully inspect
ed. She has already won considerable
fame for her design Tor the Carmack
statue, TO be erected at Columbia,
Tenn, and a group of twenty Igor
rotes figures, placed in the Chicago
museum.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-12-31
BY Associated Press.

Indianapolis, Ind, Dec. 30.-In the
village of Santa Claus, two children
were burned to death last night. Their
mother found their blackened, with
ing little bodies a few minutes before
they died, in a room where she had
left them playing an hour before.
The mother, Mrs. Fred Keller, the
wife of a young farmer, went to the
barn to help milk the cows and make
the horses comfortable for the night.
A thought of her girls, two and one
half and one and one-half years old,
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-12-31
NOISY zELAYA
TOLD TO SHUT
Up BY DIAz
After Visit to President of
Mexico the Former Ruler
Refuses to Talk.

RUMORED THAT HE WILL LEAVE
MEXICO CITY BEFORE SUNDAY
-NICARAGUAN CONGRESS CON-
FERS AUTHORITY ON MADRIZ
TO ABOLISH TOBACCO AND AL
coHoL MoNoPoLIES, INDEMNI-
FLYING PRIVATE STOCKHOLD-
ERs FOR THEIR LOSSES.