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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-21
thus Of having committed an act i'm.
friendly TO the former
Passing Of 0Id-time Newspaper Man
at Springfield, Mass.

Springfield, Mass, Jan. 2l.-Dayid Fl
Ashley one 81 the oldest new paper edit
ors ia the United States. died at BIG
home in this city Wednesday night, aged
% years
lie was a native Of this city, and
when L years Of age was apprenticsd 70
i printer He worked at has trade for
number Of years in the Office Of the
Hampden Wing a weekly paper pub
lished here, and finally secured control
81 the publication. lie changed tie
name Of tile paper to the Hampden Pot
and It's politics from Wing to Demo.
cratic
From weekly Mr. Ashley made the
paper semi weekly then tri-weekly anil
finally q daily. continuing its publication
until 1884, az the same time conductive
d paper III Northampton, known a. az
Northampton Democrat.
Mr. Ashley retired from the newspaper
field ii 1853 and later conducted iot
printing business lie + survived BIZ =
widow TO whom he was married more
than g gears ago
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-21
no UNUSUAL FAvoRs ASKED.

Only Equal Treatment with Competitors.
This Is Position Of .. S.
Washington, Jan. sl.-'No tariff con,
cessions are demanded from Germany
that she does not already give to some
other nations" said . high authority,
who added
"Recent special dispatches from Der.
lin carry the impression that the United
States is making such demands Of Ger.
many a. to force that nation into a tar.
if war.
@There is no foundation for such
charge or assertion. In the pending me-
gotiations, under section Of The new
tariff law, the United States is not de-
manding special fayors from Germany
or from any other nation
eThe tarih law provides that those
countries that unduly discriminate
against the United States in any treat
ment Of her products, whether agrieui-
tural Of manufactured, must after April
pay the maximum tariff rates which
az law provides This Law makes it
ndatory to insist that ID matters that
affect the commerce Of the United States
equal opportunities be given American
exports in foreign markets with compel
ing commodities from other nations.
"An that is asked is equal treatment
with our competitors. Any contrary
representation from Germany or else
where is without foundation. and ia di-
rect opposition to the policy now being
pursued By the United States"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-21
German States Support the
Government
UNITED STATES ATTITUDE
Is Considered Unreasonable-w Washington
Believes It Is Not Unusual--Noth-
ing Not Granted Others Is
Asked from Germany.

Berlin, Jan. 2l.--The imperial ministry,
from time to time, has communicated
to the governments Of the Federated
German States the progress Of the tariff
negotiations with the United States. All
81 the governments have indicated their
approval Of the imperial position that
no concession can be made concerning
the importation Of American meats; and
are in full accord with the terms and
spirit Of Germany's recent and definite
reply to the American request In view
Of the fact that American exports Of
meats are declining because Of tho high
prices prevailing in the United States,
il is regarded az unreasonable that
Washington should insist upon conoes.
sions which must be extended TO Ger
mauy's neighbors.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-21
BATTLE AT HAND
IN NICARAGUA
Estrada Orders the InsurFent Generals
to Attack Madriz at
Once.

Bluefelds. JAM 81 via New Orleans Z
Peace negotiations intended 70 end hos
tilities in Nicaragua were declared ST.
yesterday noon The war viii go on.
Estrada sent word to bis army at Acoya-
I'll yesterday instructing an COM.
handing generals to proceed to tie at.
tack
at about tie same time, It Il known
here, President Madriz ordered reinforce
ments to the front at Acoyapa It i BEL
Iieyed here decisive battle VIII be
fought in the next two or three DAYS.
Estrada's army At Acoyapa, under
Gem Chamouo numbers between four
and FIVE thousand men, AT least 800
more are At the Rama base of supplies
II is believed here that the Madriz army
Is seriously optnumbered by the proyi-
sional forces
Probably the battle win Be fought be
tween Ae6vapa and Managua as Cha
MORO now holds the town
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-21
SHOT TWO MEN
WHILE ANGERED
Double Crime By Man Who Believed His
Daughter Had Been wronged
BY One Of His vic
fms.

Alpharetta, Ga, Jan 81. Avenging an
alleged wrong done to his daughter, aged
~ Thomas j Mize. a prominent bus
mess man, yesterday afternoon fatal
N shot John Walker and killed the lat
ter's father, u. D. Walker The Mics
and Walkers are neighbors and had been
close friends, young Walker paying
much attention 10 Mics daughter. Yes
terday Mize heard something about
young Walker and his daughter that
euraged him and be secured gun and
went in search 81 the young man, find
ing young Walker and the elder Walk
er together.
"What IL this about Won and my
daughterr said Mize 10 Young Walk
en- 7 am not ashamed Of anything. Aly
intentions are honorable replied the
young man Mize AZ once shot Young
Walker, mortally wounding him aud
when his father tried to protect his dy-
ing son, he was also shot by Mize in-
slant death resulting.
Mize at once surrendered to the sher-
i'll. while Miss Mize pleaded to Be n
lowed to 90 TO her dying lover
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-21
A pERNIcIoUs BILL.
Three Hours Between Drinks and No
Treats, Is Suggested.

Boston, Jan q. What III d fair per.
iod Of time To allow between
drinksl This question has never been
legally determined aud no definite light
WIS shed upon ii BY those two famous
chief executives Of Southern states
years ago, who met once upon time
and talked things over, but It may have
to Be BY the present legislature.
Walter S. Hodgson Of Haverhill is out
70 restrain drunkenness" and while he
proposes to do away with all licenses
ana allow anybody to sell wherever cons
ditions are sanitary, he would stop all
treating and require $50 Minutes be-
tween drinks That might strike some
people as long time, but there il q
reason
Under the Hodgson bin any one drunk
enough to be uneivil shall be arrested
forthwith and placed on probation. A
second offence win oblige him to appear
IN the probate court and show why he
should not have guardian appointed
to look after him. II there IS cause, a
guardian viii be appointed To furnish
bond Of $1,000 and see that his charge
goes to work and turns MS wages To Its
family instead Of Investing in once-in-
three hour drinks.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-21
USUALLY ONE DOSE
ENDS INDIGESTION
Heartburn, Cas- Dyspepsia and Headache
Vanish and Your stomach Will
Feel Fine After Taking
Little Diapepsin.

II your meals don't &c comfortably, OF
you feel hloated after eating and you
believe Il IS the food which fills you; u
what little you eat lies ike a lump Of
lead on your stomaeh II there is diff
Guilty in breathing after eating eructa-
tions Of sour, undieested food and acid,
heartburn, brash or belching Of gas,
you can make up your mind that You
need something to stop food fermenta-
tion and cure Indigestion
To make every bite Of food you eat
aid in the nouFisiment and strength Of
your body, YOU must rid your stomach Of
poisons, excessive acid and stomach gas,
which sours your entire meal --interferes
with digestion and causes SO many suf-
ierers Of dyspepsia sick headache bill
iousness constipation, gripping, etc. Your
case 10 no diilerent-~you are a stomach
sufferer, though you may call IL BY some
other name; your real and only trouble
is that which you eat does not di-
gest. but quickly ferments and sours
producing almost any unhealthy eondi-
ton.
A case Of Papes Diapepsin viii cost
fifty cents at any pharmacy here, and
viii convince any stomach sufferer FIVE
minutes after taking q single dose that
fermentation and sour stomach Is causing
the misery Of indigestion.
No matter II You call your trouble
catarrh Of the stomach, nervousness or
gastritis, or BY any other name-always
remember that q certain cure Is waiting
at any drugstore the moment you decide
to begin its use.
Pape's Diapepsin viii regulate any out
of.order stomach within five minutes, and
digest promptly, without any fuss OF
discomfort all Of any kind Of food you
eat.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-21
MEAT BOYCOTT
Attempt to Reduce Price Of Meat Spreads
Through West.

through west
Kansas city, No. Jan. I'll The boy
colt on meat. in order to reduce prices,
that started in Cleveland, has spread 10
Kansas City Atchison Leayenworth, St.
Joseph, Topeka and nearly every other
city in this section IN more THAN A
hundred Kansas City homes Wednesday
families sat down to meatless meals,
because Of compact entered into by
the members II Briekhyers union No
l. Biscuits, potatoes aud soups were
served IN u many forms and fashions
as the ingenious wives could think Of,
but meat was not used by any Of them
ATT the Bricklayers union headquarters
Wednesday night, tile FIRST days expert
ment was regarded so much success
that tile movement ID 70 Be taken lip
Immediately BY other labor organizations
Of Kansas City The resolution adopted
by Che brieklayers places boycott on
meat ID every form for thirty days,
Or until the packers make fair reduc.
ton ia prices The livestock market
% Ear has shown 10 effect 81 TIE boy
colt.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-21
arthur shlblsr pies j ii. wounds.

View York Jan p Six.v ear-0ld Ar.
thur ShibleY gave up BIS brave fight for
liie yesterday Hlis mothers sacrifice
hiss proved vain. The blood infused from
hes VEINS giving only temporary help o
tie wounded lad Thus another murder
stands charged against The maniac. who
appeared among g party 81 BOY eoast-
ers on Washington Heights last week
and shot and killed six-year.old Robert
Tomas and wounded the Shibley lad.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-21
AGAIN SCORE CATHOLICS.
Favors Government Textbooks Because
the Latter Are Impartial

Paris, Jan. 81 II Doumergue minis.
ter Of education charged chat the Cath
Ollie complaint against the textbooks d
history used u Gle public schools was
due solely 70 The fact that these histories
gave the facts impartiailyi and contrast
ing these with the histories used in the
Catholic schools he quoted from the lat
ter to prove that they taught not the
history Of world events. but nc history
Of the church. and condemned everything
inimieal to the church's interests. The
minister inatoneed cases where priests
bad refused the last sacraments to a
farmer unless he would agree that bis
son should Be placed II q Catholic school.
Nevertheless, be asserted that the cam
paien which The country understood %
be purely political had failed except in
a few isolated districts II Doumergua
announced that ID addition @ The mea s.
ures already made known, The govern.
ment would introduce bills requiring. di-
pIomas from Catholic school teachers in
conformity with the laws 81 hygiene.
etc. that were applicable TO the faeal,
ties 81 The public schools
Deputies Joseph Iasies and Denys
Cochin advocated the submission Of the
question II nature study 70 the schools
t0 a plebieciie la each commune.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-21
Falling Hair
You Rom No Risk When You Use This
Remedy.

You Rom No Risk When You Use This
Remedy
While many people in their prime
doubt the assertion that "the hairs 81
our head are numbered, yet there is to-
day many man and woman fast reach
Ing the point where this statement IS
literally brought home to them Ii you
suffer from irritation Of the scalp, and
from dandruf, or If your hair is falling
out, do not wait until Won reach the
point where you can actually count how
many hairs are left on your head
Most eases Of badness are caused be-
cause the roots lack proper nutrition.
IN such cases there Is a mierobe which
bores through the scalp along the line
Of the hair into the root, and when it
lodges there ii begins to destroy the
fatty matter around The hair roots.
When the scalp and hair roots are strong
and healthy. # is impossible for these
microbes to get III their deadly work.
We can promise you that, If your hair
Is falling out, and you have not let it
90 too far, Won can repair the damage
already done BY using Rexall "93' Hair
Tonic 1t is a semitic, cleansing, anti
septic, eermieidal preparation, that de-
stroys microbes, stimulates good circuIa.
ton around the hair roots, promotes hair
nonrishment removes dandruff and re-
stores hair health It is as pleasant to
uso as pure water, and il is delicately
perfumed II Is 8 real toilet necessity
We want You to try Rexall %" Hair
Tonic, with eur promise that il win cost
yon nothing unless you are perfectly
satisfied with its use. To comes "a two
sizes. prices 50 cents and sl.e0 Remem.
Der. YOU can obtain It only at our store
The Rexan Store Red Cross Phar
macy, Burt Il. Wells proprietor
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-21
Against Manchurian Railway
Scheme
ACTION IS TAKEN JOINTLY
with Russia--N Notification Of This Given
to china-The Latter Is Held Re-
sponsihle for "Unfrieudly"
Act.

Pekin, Jan. p Japan has notified
China Informally through the japanese
legation here That Japan and Russia,
with concerted action, will decline the
proposal 81 the United states far The
naturalization Of tie MaHchurian rail
ways. Japan charges China with having
been responsible for The proposal sna
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-21
SPENCER LEADING SHOT FOR 1909.

The Interstate association for the
promotion Of trap shooting has just an
nouneed The official average for 1900,
They show that Charles q Spencer of
St Louis Mo. Is still the leading shot
Of the country He shot ST 1925 targets
and scored SQ92, giving him an average
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-21
IS THE TARIFF RESPONSIBILITY
How Food Prices in Detroit Compare
with Those Across the River.

Detroit, Mich, Jan 2i--fnorease in
food prices all over the United states
has served 70 impress little lesson ID
tariff On tie people q Detroit while
commodities Of az sorts. most Of which
axe heavily protected have become more
and more expensive on this side Of the
river in Windsor Just aeross the river.
IN Canada, the cost p living las MOI
yet departed from the normal It s.
p per cent cheaper 20 live in Canada
than in the United states and the tariff
the pressure 81 which has been telt more
keenly since the Payne Aldrich reyi-
sion" is declared largely responsible
Here il q table of specimen prices in
Windsor and Detroiti
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-21
Conference in Canada to Dis
cuss the Question
MAYMEET GRAIN GROWERS
More About the Catholic Schools 10
France Minister Tells why the
Government Books Are
Opposed

Winnipeg, Man, Jau als Sir Richard
Cartwright, minister Of trade and com
merce- Will meet j deputation from the
Manitoba Saskatchewan, and Alberta
Grain Growers associations 10 Ottawa
on Jan. 90 70 discuss the question Of
federal ownership 81 control ~ terminal
elevators. The delegation VIII arrive
in Ottawa in the next few days to lay
the proposition before The government
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-21
MIR. PARSONS RESIGNS.
Gives Up Presidency Of the New York
County Committee.

County Committee.
New York, Jan 2l.-oongressman
Herbert Parsons yesterday aHnouneed
that Ne had resigned a. chairman Of the
Republican county committee. At the
time q his election TO that post he
was looked upon as the personal selec.
zion Of President Roosevelt and for sew
eral years was credited with controlling
federal appointments in New York CITY.
aAll the specific things had in mind
when ! became president Of the county
committee have been accomplished" Mr.
Parsons says in his letter Of resignation.
With their accomplishment, no reason
remains for my being president
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-21
- c0REn al ) ID U 80

PAlo OINTMENT is guaranteed to cure
any ease Of itching blind bleeding o.
protrudiuq piles ID TO ~ days Or
money refunded. SOC.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-21
BIG BASEBALL DEAL.


~A+tAts-N+ atAN ts@-ftet-t rA-ee $1,000
Cincinnati O., Jan 2l.- One Of the
biggest baseball trades Of the winter
was closed yesterday BY The Cincinnati
and Philadelphia clubs Of the National
league The deal involves the trading
Of four pitchers. Philadelphia getting
Robert Ewing and James Brennan Id re-
turn for Frank Corrigan and Harry Co
valeski.
Ewing has been with Cincinnati since
1902 Brennan was bought from Hutch
inson, KS, last fall.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-21
NOT 70 DROP .. p. SUIT.
This the OfHcial Announcement Made by
the Government.

Washington. Jan. 81 It was stated
authoritatively yesterday that the gov
eminent suit for the dissolution Of the
merger Of the Union Pacific and South
ern Pacific railroads will not be dropped.
Attorney General Wiekersham has found
nothing rs fur ii bis Investigation Of
the representations from the other side
TO warrant such action
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-21
DYspepIets s. s:..ll.; :: a.

Heartburn, Nausea. Wind Ia the stomach. Sea.
sickness eleepiossnees arising frem Indigestion,
all diacqmfofta Of Dyspepsia, They are composed
nf the best digestires eatminhtvea and correct
iq8s and are agreeable and economical Put uu In
three aifes, iac., 2c aud si Sold hg hl druggists
aud sent promptly BY mail on receipt of price by
q. Il HOOD 90. Mfg Chemists Lowell Mass.
~ Made ~ Hood Its Good.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-02-09
Wabrn aa iciu 9elb.

0ft miro anes, mas elm 0tunn
peroient, fir 9oftoren ooer Meoisi-
ilen ausgegeben, I'M Maeen, 2eber
ober Nieren III Sronung gu NADER.
Or. Sings Stem Site 8iQg miiroen
oas 2eioen idneG unb biuig furiert
baben. .0os 8eite aegen geritopfuna
9iaioiitat, @elbiuht, Malario,
SdDahe uip. 25c bel alien Orig.
eiiten.
Der gunb 9eutifcr uno Se.
lterreidii9er 8biIateliitcn-8 creile
fat auf ieinem lebten @~llnbestoge
in aarlsboo beidIoiien, cine ollge.
meme @unbes-g egorie 3il
griinben. llnter 2eitulg Der orci
9roBen Sambtrser @ereiitc ion oieSc
9riefmnrfen-@orie in Sonlburg iu's
2eben gerufen n5eroen. Dicie @orie,
mol bas grobartiafte ltricrnebucn,
oos ouf beni @ebicte oes 0rief.
morfen.S ommelns ienlols fls Sc.
Ben eerufen morbelt lit, be5peft III
eriter 2inie Den Sommlcrn Before
Worfen gu olgemcIienen 8reiicn 6it
beiorgel llnb 5tuar ourdJ freibun-
oigen @nfaut ipie ourd groBe Illf-
tionen; lie ioa o6er atd ben @e-
iisern BON @riefnarfen-S onrnftn.
gen nnb Observation-Disclosures @cleAen-
belt geben, lire Shobe bcltnloglidllt
gu berperteu. Die @5rienoben6e
meroen smeimal I'M Wouot obac-
6olteu uiio 5tpor ieoen 5%tpeitcu mo
pierten Mittwob i'm g1rien,Sotel
5u 5amburg. Gin benz lluternebmcn
iino 1913 8ereinc nit cttpa 65G0
Witalieoern beteiligt. @1Ic 8crfdn.
fe nno G1faufe ueroen ebreHamtlif
bernaltet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-02-09
Die slansenSe steanms.

Die neueite drummer oes Sim
pli6iiiimus" brinat folgenoes latiris
i6e @ei6i6tden: 3tpei S6ulfreun-
be, Der cine einer @elebrtenfamilie
entitommetlb, Der onbere ser Spr0i3-
ling zines Sofmori6aGs, maren BEL
De in Die 4rmee eingetreten. Nadh
elmer lonsen &eibe bon Sabren ieben
lie iid tpieoer. Ser cine ltebt nod
INNER in ieiner. fleinen, meltbergci~
icnen Brobin5garnilon, mo er 1dledit
mo redt lett 5ebn Sabren ols
9duptling elmer &ompaenie oorIteb.,
Ser at1oere mar INNER in Ser &eIi=
-6ens geblieben uno bot es Bis gum
Sligelatintonten oes SiirIten ge.
bradt. @r lit bereits Obertleutnant
Seinen einltigen i'm Srontoienlt aft
ltto grau eeporoenen Sreuno beboit,
belt er beim 8ieoerieben init mol.
lpollenoer Serrablaiiune. Ct erodb.t
inn biel bon ieiner beneibenstperte',
Stelnng, benz eleganten 9ofleben
nnb bietet Inn on, ii6 g~elegentlidi
fiir i'm 81 perpenoen, oalnit er III
cine before @arniion beriest meroe.
DDu biit iebr eiitig", erpibert
ietn Sreuno, naber laB nurl Sd BIN
nit Der 3eit geniiefam ~geporoefl.
Sd muB ia bait bieles entbebren in
meinem alten, fleinen geeit. Mbcr
luenn id 10 I'M Sribling 6eim Selb-
0ienit nit meiner aompagnie ont6
Die 2anoe itreife ul1o Die friIdeu
frobli6en @eitdter meiner bropen
Sungens iebe, oonn bin i1 gaala sll-
frieben nit meinem belheioenei1
Zoos. gu aber, On fennit ioet1pos
nidt. gu biit ia eieentIid iiberboust
ni6t mebr SoIoot."
Sea ia, in eepifiem Gimme boit
0u ia re6t. @istpeilen feline ih
mid ia audi nal ous meiner eldn-
5enoen Steaung mad Der Sront gu.
rid. @ber mas min man NADER.
SD bin nun einmol Dem Siiriten
gang unentbebrlid %eeporoen. 8eun
i'd a1b monte, Der IieBe mid gor
ni6t mebr fort. Siebit Oh, oos lit
nlein Stol5. @ber Dos perftebit Gil
lpieoer nidtl"
uDodl bod! Soeor iebr glltl
Dos femme id iogar ielbit. Sd
medsle bod aud nidt aerne-mci-
ileu Burden"
Der 6liigelatiutont brad) oos @e-
iprad idnel al. Sir Ole g~erfesuha
ieines 8reunoes Bat er iid ni6t per=
tuenoet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-02-09

9idt BLOB ainoer merhcn
onr6 5u grobe 0ohiidt per5ogell.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-02-09
@fe fh hfesI

Bir bieten etnnunoert Donars geIobs
nung fir iebeu Sal bon aotarrb, ben
niht 6ur6 ginnebmen BON Snn'S an.
tarrbsSaQ gebeilt merben fam.
s. s. Gbeneb & Co, gigent6.
SoIeoo. 8.
8ir, bic l1nter5eidneten. bnben S. S.
gbeneb lett ben lebten Is Sabren ses
tannt uno baIten i'm fir bolfommen eI,
renbaft in allen @ef6dftgberbanOInuaen
uno fiuan5ieH befdbigt, ole bon ieiner
Sirma eingegangenen 8erbinblidteiten
5u erfiMIen.
Bef & $ruag. @rob5anbelss0 ros
guiiten. $olebo, $.
B aIbing. &innau & Raroir
@~robbanbelss Oro9uiiteu. EoIeoo. 8.
San's aatarrbs&ur tpiro innerIid aes
nomnren unb fpirft brett auf oas Blu
nno Die fhleimieen Sberfld6en bea
Sbftenis. 3euauiffe frei berianbt. Breia
Is Gents per Slaide. @erfmaft bon allen
Gpotbefen.
Sau's Samifien.giIen iirtb bic beiten
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-02-09
Gd,te 8fIauseu.

Bie man ehte 9iere nit 8orteil
8iebt, 10 lit es ou6 nit ben e6tell
Bflan3en, Die 9. 80. SerrD & SO.
in Detroit, Ni6., liefern. sic iiuo
Die groBten 9lumen uno Semitic
5iihter IN oieiem 2anbe. Sbr mi.
fangreider 4otalog fir 1910 III
ioeben eri6ienen uno fam foItenirei
be5ogen iperoen. Wan ienoe MIR iei.
ne @orehe elm. Der 4ntaIog ent.
bdlt nieIe febr intereiiante Mnea6eu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-02-09

DAP bic 9nmnbeit nidt ous.
itirbt, lit ertrdgli6er, alS Wenn ale
geideit miiroen.
The Pensacola journal., 1910-05-04
GOVERNOR IS
PLEASED THAT
MAYOR WILL GO
GOV. GILCHRIST EXPRESSED
PLEASURE WHEN. MAYOR
REILLY TOLD HIM HE WOULD
ATTEND BATTLESHiP LAUNCH.
ING,

Governor A. w. Gilchrist personally
expressed his pleasure to Mayor Frank
Reilly yesterday when the latter in
formed the governor that he would
make the trip to New York city and
witness the ceremonies attending the
launching of the new battleship Flor
| Ida. The governor arrived at the city
hall at 9:20 o'clock yesterday morning
| in an automobile, accompanied by
Hon. D, H. Mays. The mayor was
waiting for the distinguished visitor,
and as soon as the auto came to a
stop in front Of the city building, they
were extended a welcome by City
Clerk Aymard, and a moment later
We're joined and welcomed by Mayor
Frank Reilly himself. Escorting Gov
ernor Gilchrist to the porch Of the city
| building. the mayor introduced him to
number of gentlemen standing near
| and the governor met with warm hand
| clasp the street superintendent, Capt.
! w. H. Hutchinson. The present gov
ernor and Captain Hutchinson served
on the staff of Ex-Governor Fleming
| together
Standing on the porch in the cool of
the morning awaiting a signal to re-
enter automobiles and join the parade,
| the governor and the mayor talked at
! length, and it was with expressions OF
| personal pleasure that the governor
i heard Pensacola would be represented
at the launching Of the great battle
ship which Is named after the Land of
Flowers. The launching takes place
on Thursday of next week, and the
mayor may get away Saturday or Sun
| day.