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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-07-27
Los 'SUcESOS
De MARRuEcOS.
Barcelona pr'otesta + con
|. ira Ia guerra.
"a mil soldados al teatro
i- de la guerra
les santoHes recorren ell impe
rio prediceands Ia guerra
santa.

New York, julio q. La sltuaclon
en- Espaha por motive de la guerra
en- Marru ecos reviste caracter de
suma gravedad. En- Ba celona han
h abido imponentes manlfestaclo-
mes de protesta. Ell gobernador ha
deeretado la ley marcial.
En- otros ciudades de Catalina
han sido tambien suspendidas las
garantias constituencies. Aver
termino el embarque de "A mill sol
dados que van q refcrzar la pla-
"a de Melilla Y la zona fronteriza-
Ell estado deicosas en- Marruecos
Sc agrava cada vez. Los tsanto-
mes recorren el territorio predlcan-
do la guerra santa Muehas tri-
bus de Mogador, Mazagan, ,Abuan
y 1umagrunt, bue hasta ahora ha-
bian permanecido neutrales han he
cho causa comun con los rebeldes.
La guerra seha generalizado en- todo
ei lmDerlO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-07-27
H suicide De Ba|sinde

Continuation de la pagina la,
dos sobres. Uno de ellos contenia va
rios macitos de cabellos rubios Ell
otro era una carta dirijida a'Querida
Luisa'. Cerca de el habfa una tarje
ia de Miss Louise Won Oesten, No.
50 Lot Street, Flatbush. La tarjeta
estaba atrevesada por una rosa aplas
tada.
Sobre la mesa habfa una carta de
ia madre de Balsinde, de fecha recien
te, en- la cual lie decia a su hijo que
las remesas serfan suprimidas q me-
nos que regresara a Cuba Immediate
mente 8 Sc volvfa para los estudios
en- Poughkeepsie.
La carta "Querida Luisa" tenfa
fecha de julio 2, Y decia:
"Pronto me marchare. Basta con
los disgustos que he tenido con mi ia
milia. Vuelvo a Cuba al lado de mi
madre. Ella olvidara todas mis- locu
ras. ALI sere el joven aristocratico
que sali6 de la Habana hace un ano
con el tonic proposito de seguir q u
ma actriz americana. Regreso con oh
jeto de obtener parte de mi fortuna
con que me pueda establecer en- ne
gocios en- New York.
"Os liable con franqueza Y Verdi
camente. Acordaos de que die que
habfa venido q New York con el solo
fin de yer una amiga, una verdade-
ra amiga, & quien amo. Habeis ira
tado de hacer desvanecer ese amor,
Sigue la carta quejandose del con
portamiento de la "querida Luisa
una noche en- Past's, en- que aparece
que Balsinde Sc hallaba cenando con
una amigaia quien llama 1.-TWO friend
Continua en- esta forma 10 carta:
"Vuestra conducta entonces fui
veiaminosa e insultasteis a Give
friend. Despues me encontraste!;
con Two friend" en- Broaway y pro-
nunciasteis frases insultantes. Ira
tasteis de convencerme de que Give
friend,,' me amaba por mi dlnero
pero dicho sea en- honor a la verdao
no caste mucho dinero con ella. Dt
beis acordaros de que en- Brighton
caste en- vuestra compailia en- siete
dias, $3.50, sin contar las ioyas qut
os regale. Jua II Ea!sinde
Balsinde trat6 ademas dc lieval
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-07-27

cuenta en- un librito del dinero qu'
gastaba. Los aslentos en- dicho ibri
to demuestran que desde JUNO 10 !;
julio 4, gasto S44S.
Balsinde que contaba velntlsei;
amos de edad, nacio en- Cuba. Sus p;
dres ambos miembros de familias y.
panolas de alta alcurnia, pasaron q
Bilbao d Cuba, y durante las tilt'
mos dos decadas han tornado part
principal en- los asuntos sociales YET
merciales de la isla.
Amigos del suicida dicen que dG,
rante los ultimos dias habIa estad,
enviando i raz6n de I'm telegram;
diario d Cuba, suplicando a sus fal
liares que lie continuaran las RENE
sas. No obtuvo respuesta a los des
pachos.
La actriz visito la Morgue dond
Sc hallaha el cadaver de Balsindc,
Sc desmay6. Declare que estaba con
prone tida para casarse con el j6vl
peto q. este guerra llevar a cabo /,
boda enscguida, a 10 que Sc oponi..
ella suplicandole esperara fin de 8
lo.
I'll padre Pablo Luna, tambicn VI
sito la Morguc, identified cl cadav
y manifesto que los padres del d,i-
graciado joven habian telegrafiad
de la Hsbana encargdndole enviar
ell cadaver i dicha ciudad para ent
rrarlo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-07-27

Nadie sabe que su casa q
I'd desalquiiada. Aadie 10 S
be, porque usted no 10 anuncic
81. desea alquilar su casa q,
ahora no le produce nada anui.
ciela en- ia Corresponds.
caa" Para esta clase de anu
CLOS hay en- este diGrio precj
especiaie, muy AmatGdos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-07-27

I'm csia imprenta sc vende
iaIel 'ic peri0dioos vieios a
; : q'lintal.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-07-27
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-07-27
CURy|L|NEAS.

En- las carreras del % habidas
en- el hipcdromo de Ponce, Sc cru
aaron grandes apuestas.
La concurrencia q la fiesta hfplca
fue numerosa. Ell entuslasmo por
el sport en- unos, y Ia ganga del pre-
C 10 del pasaje en- etros, llevo a la
populosa ciudad del sur mlllares
de tour1stdS.
Nuestros compatriotas incorpo-
porados, sin hacer case de las CIR
cunstanclos y razo'1es que motlva-
ron el Heno, y solo fjandose en- e'
uolaimen, echaron al vuelo las cam
panas para decir que aquello fu5
10 nunca visto; que al maglco con
iuro del anuuncio, el pueblo Sc VIC
atestado hasta los extremes de la
zona urbana, de patriotas anhe-
lantes de OR la divina palabra de
los maqos oradores del partido.
Esto Sc tiene va por decontddo.
La insinceridad hacer yer vlslones
y sonar con .triunfos, como el ham
hre hace SONAR con estotados. Son
delirios de la mente y del est6ma-
60.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-05-04
VET. FIREMEN
WILL PARADE
THIS MORNING
EVENT PROMISES TO BE A MOST
INTERESTING ONE AS SEVERAL
HUNDRED SOLDIERS AND MA
RINEs WILL BE SEEN, IN ADD.
TON TO POLICE, FIREMEN, ETC.

The parade and picnic under dhe
auspices of the Veteran Volunteer
Firemen's Association will occur to.
day, the parade starting promptly al
$50 a. m. The picnic will be held
in the evening al Ell Fresno park. on
the bay shore.
The parade will be one of the Iarg-
est seen in this city III some years,
beinS composed OF troops from Fort
Barrancas, marines from the navy
yard, city officials. a portion of the
paid fire department, a large number
of floats. etc.
The May Queen. little Marie Mas.
sey, will be crowned in front of the
city hall at 10 O'Clock by Mayor Good
man
In addition to the long list of sports
at the picnic, an interesting game of
baseball will be played between the
PensacOlas and a team from the tor
pedo boats.
Members of the Veteran Volunteer
Firemen's Association are requested TO
meet at the X. of G. hall, ON West
Romano street, at 9 a. N. to-day.
Commencing at p. M. an electric
train Will leave the city for the park
every - minutes.
Route of Parade
The route of the parade VIII be as
follows:
Starting on Garden and PalafoX,
going south TO Cedar, east on Cedar
TO Jefferson, north on Jefferson to
Government, west on Government to
Palafox. north on Palafox 70 Wright.
west on Wright to the west side OF
PaIafox. thence south to Garden,
where il will disbanrI.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-05-04
THE TURKISH
SITUATION IS
BEWILDER|NG
By Associated press.

ConStantinople. May 3.-The Tur-
kish cabinet resigned today. The po-
litical situation is bewildering. No
one can tell what the outcome will
be. This, the latest ministry. was
organized April 50 with TeWik Pasha
as grand vizieT. The Sultan has re-
quested Tewfik Pasha to consult his
colleagues and reconsider his Tesigna-
ton, although there is much opposi-
ton on the part of the members of
parliament 70 the composition of the
cabinet
Since the deposition of Abdul HamiCi
there has been a daily exodus of wo-
men OF the imperial harem from
Yaldiz Kiosk. Yesterday forty five
carriages, each containing two or
three women, and today fifteen more
were seen proceeding 10 STEAMBOAT. Il
is evident the number of fair prison
ers in the palace must have been
prodigious. Palaces have been set
apart for their accommodation but in
the present condition of the country
their fate is pathetic.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-05-04
COMMITTEE
WILL REPORT
TOMORROW
BUSINESS MEN AND OTHERS IN
TERESTEp IN FUTURE cRRNi-
VAEs REQUESTED TO BE PRES
EMIT.

All men, business men or clerks,
who have the interest of the Pensa-
cola at heart are invited TO attend
a meeting At / o'clock tomorrow after
noon in the chamber of commerce 30
hear the report of the soliciting COM
mittee, appointed by the annual meet
ing OF the association TO ascertain
whether sufficient funds could be Sc
cured to justify the continuance Of the
carnival.
The committee is ready to report
and ii is understood that the report
is very gratifying The committee has
not received signatures for an amount
nece ssary to guarantee the carnival for
next year. but enough 10 show what
can be done by the right sort of hust-
ling men fitted 10 do such hustling,
and ii is to be hoped that a large
meeting will gather TO hear their re-
bort and then decide the real queS-
ton. shall the carnival be continued
or abandoned
The carnival is an important factor
here. both socially ana commercially.
II brings many thousands of outside
dollars to Pensacola each year. and
unquestiCnabIv also holds at home
many thousands that would otherwise
be spent in Mobile or New Orleans.
But arguments don't pay for car
niVeIS. Il takes dollars, plenty OF
them. and dollars that come 10 hand
promptly. The great need Of the as
sociatiOn is proper support, not mere
y good words and good viii but good
dollars on time TO pay bills when they
are due.
II IS to the interest of every bust
ness man, therefore, 10 know how the
carnival plans are progressing, as well
as to give his share of the needed
mOney1and as a first step toward pro
per interest and effective support, it
Is advisable that the meeting tO-moT-
row should be a large one. a new
hnaTd of directors viii be eIected
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-05-04
Is WITNESSES
HEARD IN THE
HAMS TRIAL
Real Estate Dealer, Who
Had Property For Sale
Near Yacht Club, Proves
Good Witness for Defense.
BY Associated Press.

Flushing, \. Y, May 3.-With tI1r-
teen of the defense Witnesses disposed
of the Hams trial started On its third
week to-day Perhaps the most inSpor-
tant bit of testimony in behalf of
Captain Peter c. Hams, Jr, the de-
PENDANT, charged with the murder of
William +. Annis, came when Leo
Bugg, a real estate dealer and mem
Der of the BaySide Yacht Club where
Annis was shot, testified that he dis
cussed the merits Of certain property
adjoining u yacht club with Thorn
ton Haina the defendants brother.
and at one Time made an appointment
with Thornton TO meet him at the
yacht club.
Bugs testimony tends TO show a
lack of generalization On the part OF
the defendant and corrobrates that Of
Thornton Hams, who testified that he
and the captain went TO the yacht
club tie day AnHiS was killed. for the
purpose of finding Bugg or his part
ner, Jesperson, TO inspect the bay
side property.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-05-04
Supreme Co%rt Passes Upon
Commodities Clause of
the Law.
REVERSES THE
CIRCUIT COURT

DECIDES TWELVE MANDAMUS
CASES BROUGHT BY THE Gov
EMINENT AGAINST RAILROADS
WHICH WERE BROUGHT IN THE
CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE EAST
ERIN DISTRICT OF PENNsYL-
VANIA - ROADS CAN HOLD
STOCK IN SUBORDINATE COR.
PoRATIoNs.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-05-04
W|NTERGREEN
EASY WINNER
OF Ky. DERBY
Led the Field From Drop of
the Flag on the Famous
Churchill Downs Course.
On AsseeIatec press.

IOuisViIIe, Ky, May 3.-Running
strong and never in trouble at any
point along the mile and a quarter
journey, Wintergreen led the big field
all the way around the famous old
ChuTshhill Downs course in the Ken
lucky derby this afternoon.
Wintergreen went TO the front when
the flag dropped and finished with
plenty Of reserve, a length and half
in front of Miami which was two
lengths ahead of DR.. Barclay. The
distance was covered in EOS 10 over
rather heavy track.
Ten horses contested for the stake
whlcL is worth six thousand dollars,
FIVE Uhouhand of which goes to the
winner. Cold weather and showers,
which lasted until noon, kept the at
tendance down TO fifteen thousand
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-05-04

a NUMBER WERE BEFORE THE
BOARD OF SAFETY AND SEW
ERAL DREW SUSPENSIONS.

The following police officers and
fiTemen were tried al the meeting OF
the beard OF safety last night:
Policeman Rice, conduct unbecom-
ing An officer by failing to make ar
rests, was suspended for 80 days
Policeman Barter, drinking while on
duty. suspended for so days.
Policeman y ]. Anderson. usin Z
insolent language 10 citizens, suspend
ed for "a hours.
Patrol Driver VIM. MaIoney pleaded
guilty TO being drunk while on duty
and was suspended for 80 days
Policeman Swanson, neglect of duty
by falling to make arrests, suspend
ed for 10 days.
Fireman Keith. failing 10 report on
time at expiration of his dinner hour,
was SepTimanded by the chairman
and instructed to be on time in the
future.
Desk Sergeant Murphy. sleeping III
tie maTShal's Office while on night
duty, pleaded guilty and was suspend
ed for 80 days.
day afternoon At $50 when the trials
of dremen and policemen under
charges will bs continued.
The board declined TO accept the
summer uniforms for the policemen
and firemen furnished by watson, Par
ker & Reese Company, on the grounds
that they did not come IN TO Speci-
cations IN the A..
Mr. Reese, one 81 the members of
the above firm, said he could furnish
another sci Of uniforms in 50 days
The hoard adjourned without taking
further action IN the ma ter
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-05-04
81 Associated Press.

Washington. May 3.-"That the
commodities clause of the interstate
commerce act of 1906. known as the
Hepburn railroad rate law, is consti-
tutional, was today in effect declared
by the supreme court of the United
States. The decision was announced
by Justice White. The court re-
versed and remanded the decision of
the United States circuit court. but
the only directions were to enforce
and apply the statute as it was now
construct
Briefly summarized. the decision of
tho supreme court holds the law TO be
constitutional, bat it does not con-
ceie TIE connections of the govern
ment as TO it's scope. An especial
exception was as to ownership of
stock in the different corporations,
which 1t was held did not constitute
such ownership as would prohibit
transportation under the terms of the
Law. 1t was also held that the own
ership of the commodity applied only
10 tho time of transportation. II be-
fore transporting it. the railroad
company has in good faith parted
with The commodity. it may carry it
. Jassi,e EaFian dissented ON TIE
4stoCk feature, but otherwise the de-
cisioH was unanimous
DECIDES MANDAMUS SUITS.
The announcement as to the COM
m0dities clause was made in deciding
the twelve injunction and mandamus
cases brought By the government
against the Delaware and Hudson.
the Erie, the New Jersey Central.
the Delaware and LackaWanna. the
Pennsylvania and the Lehigh valley
railroads. The cases came to the
court from the United States circuit
court for the eastern district Of Penn
sylVania whose decision as announced
by Judge Geo. Gray in 1908 attracted
much attention. They originated in
the circuit court and in its petition
the government charged that the
railroad companies in question we're
engaged in transporting interstate
commerce in anthracite coal mined by
themselves in their own mines which
are located in Pennsylvania The
Hepburn act makes il unlawful for
any railroad company to transport
from any state TO any other state or
TO any foreign country any article or
commodity, other than timber, manu-
featured, mined or produced by it. or
under its authority, or which it may
own in whole or in part. or in which
it may have any interest, direct or in
direct. except in such articles or COM
modities as may be necessary and
intended for its use in the conduct Of
Cts business as a common carrier"
The circuit court decided against
the constitutionality Of the provision,
because. it is alleged. it depTives the
corporation OF their liberty and Of
property in way that is prohibited
by the fifteenth amendment to the
constitution. 1t was also held by that
court that the clause mot indirectly
but directly works a practical con-
fiscation of the property OF the rail-
road: hence the law was held TO be
invalid and lin its nature and effect a
discriminative prohibition"
That verdict was reversed by to-
days decision.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-05-04
HEPBURN RAILROAD
RATEACT DECLARE D
CONSTITUTIONAL
BY Associated Press.

Nashville, Tenn, May "A test in
the courts of not only the prohibit
ton law known as the Manufacturers
bill, but also the statewide" or four
mile law. is now regarded as a GER
tafnty. That the manufacturers law,
which prohibits the manufacture OF
Swhiskey or other intoxicants after
January 1. 1910. in the state, Will be
tested in the courts, has been known
for some time, but that the four mile
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-05-04
1t Has Been Sent to the PEN
sion Committee of the
Senate.
QUALIFICATIONS
OF PENSIONERS

THE MEASURE WILL PREVENT
THOSE NOT DESERVING OF PEN.
sToNs FROM SECURING STATE
AID-eoVERNoR, COMPTROLLER
AND TREASURER OF THE STATE
WILL FORM THE BOARD TO
PASS UPON ALL APPROPRIA.
TONS.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-05-04
TO MAKE TRIP
IN AUTOMOBILE
TO MONTGOMERY

Or Mallory Kennedy and Tino
Brent left the city last night in the
doctors automobile for trip to
Montgomery, which city they expect
10 reach this afternoon.
They desired to witness the auto
races in that city this afternoon and
tomorrow. and decided to make the
run in the doctors automobile. The
return trip Will also be maze in the
auto.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-05-04
Sensation Sprung i'm
Night Rider Cases

John d. Young testified that Pollack
stated TO him that he could not send
the men over the road and that they
ought TO be at home with their fam
lilies Similar evidence was given in
the case OF Holloway. Judge Cook
said that while he would pass the
question over for the moment, he
would not allow lawyers to take up
the matter with the jurors under sus-
picion.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-05-04
BY Associated Press.

WaverIy. Tenn, May 3.-The THIRD
week of the night rider trials opened
to-day with q sensation when the pros
ecWtlOn moved 10 discharge TWO OF
the jurors selected last week. The
jurors against whom the complaint
is made are George w. POllack and
II H Holloway Several afhdavits
were offered by the attorney general
to show that POIlack was incompetent.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-05-04

Washington. May 2.-The protest
against the action Of the legislature
OF Mississippi in placing the portrait
Of Jefferson Davis on the silver service
which is 70 be presented To the battle
ship bearing the name Of that STATE.
was presented 70 the house to-day IN
the shape OF a resolution Introduced
By Mr.. Hollings worth, OF Ohio.
M. Hollingsworth desired 10 have
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-05-04
Teddy Bags Another
Lion i'm Exciting Hunt

is rGlR0red il Naive sources, but
the reports lacks confirmation. that
the Roosevelt party will arrive a. Nair-
obi, May Is before proceeding 10 So.
Hk
Tbs lion killed by Mr., Roosevelt yes
terCa> was brought down a. close
range. His quick wrk with the rife
Saved the lives OF some OF bis noun tel
escort. Who had narrow escaDes nSSm
the Infatuated beast.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-05-04
Boards Disfranchisement
Bill Will Be Discussed
At That Time.
STOKES WOULD STOP
SALE OF COCA-COLA

INTRODUCED AMENDMENT TO
ANTI NARCOTIC BILL, BUT
HOUSE ADJOURNED WITHOUT
AcTING-coVERNoR eiLcHRIsT
SIGNS BILL RELATING TO PEN
SACOLA HOTEL Co.-AUTOS TO
BE LIMITED TO 20 MILES.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-05-04
u. S. SENATOR MONEY AND
SENATOR BEARD ADDRESS
THE HOUSE NEXT SATURDAY
To Test Prohibition
Law i'm the Courts

law would undergo d test IN the courts
was not anticipated. During the clos
ing days OF the general assembly lead
ing lawyers of the city studied the
provisions of the laws Every phase
of the four mile law was carefully
examined and it is reported that the
legal counsel employed TO look into
the matter state that they have found
certain phases of the new law upon
which a test case will be hypothe-
Gated.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-05-04
Protest Against the
Mississippi Service

the secretary or tae navy inform con
gress what lesson OF patriotism and
Whist ideals OF government the pro
poseG gift is intended 70 inspire He
also desires 20 know if the officers
Of the Mississippi, including Captain
join Fremont. a descendant Of Gen
eral Fremont OF the Union army, agree
TO the proposed decoration of tne ser
vice with the likeness of the chief or
the former Cohfederaey.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-05-04
BY Associated Press.

New York, May 3.-Two men are in
GoUveneur hospital and ten were IN
der arrest to-day as result of dis
orders arising out of the strike among
the bakers on the East Side
SehuIem Ritbenstein entered Michael
Novak's restaurant and wine cellar
early to-day and when he found a
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-05-04
NEW BILL CREATING
a BOARD OFgPENSIONS
WILL PROBABLYPASS
Trouble i'm Columbia
County Over Election

reputable citizens Just received: Mob
refuses, by threats. to permit quail
fed negroes 10 poll in toIday's election.
Wire instructions to sheriff to see that
they are protected
All qualified electors are entitled to
vote. Protect them in their rights
whether white or bIaCk
ALBERT W. GILCHRIST,
Governor
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-05-04
Two i'm Hospital, Ten
i'm Jail Result Strike

loaf of bread without the union label
attached he attacked the proprietor.
Novak's wife threw a bowl of sugar
at Rubenstein, fractAI ing his skull.
An attack by nine men was made on
bakery kept by Nathan Fryer and
Samuel BrokIOwer. Both men were
badly injured, BrOklower being taken
to the hospital. Their assailants were
locked up.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-05-04
LITTLE TOWN WRECKED.

Nashville Tenn May 3.-Belated
storm returns show that the little
town of Statesvilie. west of here. in
Wilson county, IS almost total
wreck, only two or three dwellings
being left standing. Residences.
churches and school houses were
blown down. So far as known there
was no loss Of life
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-05-04
Special to The Journal.

Tallahassee, May 3.-There seems
to have been trobule in Columbia
county over the wet and dry election.
Governor Gi1chrisU received telegram
saying a mob was keeping negroes
from tie polls. He sent a telegram
TO Sheriff ]. W. Nance, at Lake City
as follows:
The following telegram from two
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-05-04

Nairobi, British East Africa May D.
Theodore Roosevelt bagged one
moro lien yesterday at Wanli, near
KapitL This gives him a total CT
three lioRs and one ioaess on The
present expedition. KerJn.$ Roosevelt
succeeded IN bringing down n Chez
tab The hunting vas exciting and
both marksmen did excellent work. II
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-05-04
CARPENTERS STRIKE.

Providence, r. l.. May "a strike
of jOurneymen carpenters to the num-
Der Of 200 began here today because
OF the refusal Of contractors TO grant
an increase from Il 10 - cents an
hour for 4 fOFty-foUr hour week.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-05-04
MUCH SURPRISE an,

Philadelphia. May 3.-The decision
OF the United States supreme court
IN the commodities clause was a sur
prise TO lawyers and others in this
city interested in the case. IL had
been confidently expected that the
court would affirm every point in the
lower courts decision, which was
written by Judge Gray and coneurred
in by Judge Dallas. Judge Buning-
1oon.Inued on Paaa Fivs.)