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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-05-23
LARGE CROWD
HEARS COLONEL
TOONER SPEAK
Candidate for Congressman
at-Large Speaks to Pen
Sacola Audience.

TELLS OF HIS FITNESS FOR Po-
sITIoN TO WHICH HE ASPIRES,
OF HIS FAMILIARITY WITH THE
ANTITRUST LAWS AND OF HIS
SERVICES I'M PROSECUTING A
TRUST WHICH THREATENED TO
DESTROY A FLORIDA INDUSTRY.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-05-23
PARENTS OF DEAD
GIRL WITNESSES
Seven Men Are on Trial at Henderson
vile Charged With a Guilty knowI-
edge Of Her Murder.
BY Associated Press.

Hendersonville, N. c., May 22.@The
coroner, parents. two sisters and a
brother OF Myrtle Hawkins, testified
today In the trial OF Boney and George
Bradley and FIVE other defendants
charged with a guilty knowledge of
her alleged murder.
The body OF the girl was found in
Osceola lake last September. The coro-
ner said an examination showed she
had died from an illegal operation.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-05-23
PLURALITY
ROOSEVELT
Is $4,000
Has at Least 80 of the AZ
District Delegates
From Ohio.

LATE RETURNS GIVE WILSON A
FIGHTING CHANCE FOR ONE OR
TWO MORE DELEGATES THAN
CREDITED TO HIM, BUT HAR-
MON WILL CONTROL coNvEN-
TIoN-RoosEvELTs MANAGER
CALLS ON TAFT TO WITHDRAW.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-05-23
EDWARD HINES PAYS
BIG sum FOR TIMBER

Marinette, Wis, May 22.-The con
summation of 100000 lumber dea
was announced today in the purchas
by Edward Hines of Chicago of I'll
entire cut of two mills owned b
United States Senator Stephenson.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-05-23
CHARLES W.MoRSE
RETURNS FROM EUROPE

New York, May 22.-Charles W.
Morse returned from Europe today,
greatly improRd In heaitA; ms Iu-
fure pIans derend on his health, he
said.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-05-23
PRESIDENTIAL.
FIGHT SHIFTS
TONEWJERSEY
Primaries Will Be Con
Quoted N That State
Next Tuesday.

ROOSEVELT, TAFT AND LA FOL-
LETTE WILL TOUR THE STATE
AFTER THE % DELEGATES
WILSON HAS NO OPPOSITION,
BUT HIS OPPONENTS HAVE
COMPLETE LIST OF DELEGATES
WHO WILL BE ON BALLOT AS
UNRESTRICTED.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-05-23

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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-05-23

The Journals Want Ad Way is the
the Easy Way for You
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-05-23

Thursday, fair in the west, local show
ers in the east portion; Friday, fair in
the northwest with showers in the
east and south portions.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-11-20
MRS. SNEAD WILL
 NOT GIVE TESTIMONY
STATE RESTED YESTERDAY IN CASE OF WEALTHY TEXAN
 WHO KILLED BOYCES.
Pistols Taken From Spectators Court Room Crowded With La.
 dies Who Brought Lunches

Fo"t Worth, Texas, Nov 19.-Mrs. Lena Snead, whose elopement with Al B5yce lead to the Hing of Cap tain A. G. Boyce and later of Al, will rot testify m behalf of her nus band. She made known her decision to defense attorneys today who sent counsel to Calver, to solicit her as- sistance. Snead himself has admit ted % his counsel that he is not anxious for his W fe to take the stand. It is reported that he stork recently sited Mrs. Snesd.
 The state rested in the trial of Sneal today after giving a realistic enacLmen. of the shooting in the Metropolitan lobby. The big cha r in which Boyce sat before shot, was eX- hibite1. When Deputy Sher ifs searched those entering the court room today a temporary sensation was caused when reyolvers were found on TWO visiting constables from the Panhandle. They were disarmed Women young and old crowded the court room all day, many bringing their unc'h tn them.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-11-20
FIVE DEAD IN
 RAILROAD WRECK Seaboard Air Line Trains Collide Near Granite,
 North Carolina.
P A SSEN G FRS HURT
Three Wrcching Crews Ire Srnf to ilc Sccne-i ommuncatiOn tn
 U,i For some Time.

Rie4mond N9.. Nov. 19.--Fiye arc known 0 he dead and many injured as tae res4lt of hea1-on collision carly toIay near C anne, x. C., be- tween the north and sou hb und floridatuba spec al trains on the Seabo&rd Air Line Railway. The trains met shortly after o'clock. Tcleg Gph wires were torn down and communication cut off with the out- side world for many hours.
 The known lead are:
 C. II. Backman. eng neer, Raleigh, x. C.
 W. A. Falson, engineer. Raleigh, x. V.
 o. V. Priddy, express messenger, Bfyk n3, Va.
 P. ]. Gray, negro fireman.
 Jas. Huffin, negro fireman.
 Many of the passengers and mem- bers of the crews of both trains were injured, including Conductors W. R. TilR'lman and G. C.. Shannonhouse both Of Richmond, who are reported as badly injured"
 Wrecking tra ms were sent to the wreck scene.
 Trains Nos. S1 and S4 of the Sea- board Air Line are through tra ns, running between New .Jork and Jack sonville. No. Sl leaves New York at S 33 D. m., for Jacksonville and Tamna, and is known as the Florida Cuba special It is composed of steel sleefing cars, drawing room and din- ng cars. No. S4 corresponds to S1 nortnbCund. It leaves Tampa al 2 D. m, Jacksonville al 9:30 d. m. and is due at New York at 1:30 D. m.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-11-20

den of Sing Sing prison took ex:ra precaation today to prevent news of the c1nvicti-n of the four gunmen of the CT me of shooting Herman Rosen- thal from reaching Charles Becker, the former police lieutenant, who s awaiting electrocution for the same crime, he having been convicted of ordering the murder. He will not hear of the gunmen's conviction un- til they are brough. here to jo Il him
 Il the death house.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-11-20
WILSON ENJOYS
 THE REST CURE
Took Tea With Governor General Bul. lock and Wife and Will Receive
 Return Call Soon.

Hamil on, Bermuda, Nov. 19.-Lorg morning walks form the principal part (: President-elect Wilson's va cat1A program. He has begun to snow the good effects of the shcrt sea nip and the restful aSmosphere. He decided today that he has already alofypssen his troublesome political problems.
 Governor Wilson today v'sited Gov efnor General Bullock and had tea Wlul the Governor General and his Wife and daughter. The Bullocks are 10 pay return call as soon as the wilson's are settled in their new cot 'age. Ms. Wilson and her daughters are delighted with the location of the cottage. They spent the day unpack- Ing their trunks.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-11-20
CLAIM W1CktRSHAM SHIELDS; MACNATfS Archbold and Others Not Arrested Because the War
 rants Were Held Up. INDICTED IN TEXAS
United States Attorney Wise, of New York, Says Texas Authorities Re-
 spOnsible For Delay.

Washington, Nov. 19.-Because At torney General Wickersham has been sheltering them behind the powers of the Department of Justice, John D. Archbold, president of the Standard Oil Company, and his associates, H. c. Folger Jr., president of the Standard Oil Company, of New York, and w. c. Teagle, a director in the Standard Oil. have escaped arrest since Au- gust for the violation of the Texas antitrust laws in absorption of the Magnolia Petroleum Company of Tex as.
 The oil magnates were indicted by Federal grand jury at Dallas, Texas, and the warrants for their arrest were sent for service to the Federal marshal at New York. Mir. Wicker sham ordered that they, be not sers, ed until the Department of Justice could Investigate and Charles G. Morrison, of Chicago, was directed to report on the case to the Department The attorney general is of the opinion that there is not sufficient evidence to compel the removal to Texas of Archbold, Folger and Teagle for trial under the charges in the indict- ment.
 William H. Gray, lawyer of Hous- ton, Texas, who testified before tht
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-11-20
|chas, Brown Testified That
 He Was Asked to Dyna- mite Non Union Jobs.
OTHER TIES MONY
ls Introduced at IndianapOlis-TWo Defendants Are Surrendered
 Fly BOndsmen.

1ndianapolis, Nov. 19.-Charles prown. barber, who became we'll Eacouainted with J. B. McNamara in Kansas City, and later met him in Los |Angeles, testified at this afternoon S |session of the dynamite trial that Me- |Namara and w. Burch Brown, busi- mess agent of the Iron Workers III |KanSas City had made a proposition [f6 fim to engage in dynamitins non~ |union jobs in the vicinity of Kansas |City
 Miss Eulah Hitchcock, woman detective, told of having served a |subpoena on Mrs. Laura Cap:an ;o |appear as witness in the Los An |gele strial. This is the witness whom Anton Johannsen with the assistance land advice of Oat Tveitmoe, is charg- led with having taken out of the juris- |diction of the California court after |she was subpoenaed. She was taken Ito Reno in an automobile where an |eastbound train was boarded.
 The morning session Of the court heard testimony concerning the Peo- |ria explosion. H. s. Hock1n, Edward ISmythe and James E. Ray were in
 yolved. Thomas Webb. of Peoria. Was
 one of the bondsmen of Edward
 Smythe and James, B. Ray and today
 them to the court and Twas discharged from liability. The
 two defendants were taken by a Unit
 ed States marshal. No reason for the
 withdrawal of Webb from the bond
 was given.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-11-20

grand jury which brought out the indictments with Congressman George Burgess, of Texas, saw Mr. Wicker sham today to urge the service of the warrants.
 From the statement of Mr. Wicker sham,' said Mr. Gray, that he did not believe there was sufficient evi- denCe to compel the removal of Arcn- bclds Folger and Teagle for triad, one might infer that twenly-six Broad way men would not appear before the commissioner and willingly give bona for their appearance before the Fed eral court in Dallas for trial in Jan- uary, but would contest every move in the case and that dismissal of these indictments rather than vindica- tion by public trial is what they seek This inference is based on the remarks of MT. Wickersham to the eff feet that he did not believe they could be removed
 All the men named with the eXcep- tion of Archbold Folger and Teagle have been served with warrants, said MT. Gray. They are John Scaley, of Galveston, Texas; E. R. Brown, of Corsicana, Texas; trustees of the Magnolia Petroleum Company; MT. Ebbey, of Dallas, general sales man. ager of the Magnolia Petroleum Con- pany; Calvin N. Payne, of Titusvilie, Pennsylvania.
 Flames Texas Authorities.
 New York, Nov. 19.-According to United States Attorney Wise, the Federal court authorities in Texas, are responsible for the fact that the warrants of arrest for John D. Arch bold, president of the Standard Oil Company, has not yet been served. The warrant was issued on an indict- ment by the grand jury of the north ern district of Texas, charging Arch bold and the others with violating the antitrust laws of Texas.
 Mr. Wise explained that the war rants were forwarded to him from Texas last July through the Depart melt of Justice at Washington. MT. Archbold was then in Europe. in view of this MT. Wise was instructed not to cause it to be executed until he should again hear from Texas. As he has not yet heard from Texas, further on the matter, he has made no move to have the warrant served.
 MT. Archbold was said not to be at his office today. The legal depart ment of the Standard Oil Company sent out word to reporters that MT. Archbold would accept service as soon as an effort was made to nave hi mcarried back to Texas to answer the indictment.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-11-20
CENTRAL MEXICO REVOLT
 IS BEING CRUSHED

Washington, Nov. 19.-That the re- volt in Central Mexico is being slowly crushed by the power of the federal troops was apparent from Consular and D plomatic dispatches to the state department tonight.
 Rebel outrages were growing more and nore scattered and the fedeI al forces appear to be clos 'ng in on in surrectos who are attempting to re- tiliaie by waging guerilla warfare against defenseless cauntry people. The rebels, a last report, were flee ing .o the northwest closely pursued by -.le federal forces.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-11-20
SOCIALISM SI|RS LABOR FEDERATION Discussion On Floor of Big Convention Had to Be
 Checked.
C 0 M FRS CHEERED
President oi Federation Had Suppors 0t Dclcea,cs in His Speech
 Socialists Int.rroeatr.

Rochester, N. Y., Nov 19-Thc So- cialSt party was romorselesEly grill cd al today's session of the American Federation of La! or The Who5o day was given over to discussion of the EAnbury matters case in an effort to find some plan by which laDor organ~ nations could he protected froE& prosecutions like that of the matters. The debate driftcd into il controversy between the Socialists and Trade tn onists
 Max Hayes proposed that in order to secure the amendment O rcpct, of the Sherman antitrust tct tha. local unions in every city in ;r" lana call mass meetings and tell the gencr- al public why or; ;anized lah0r is op, posed to that law Then speaker af- ter speaker declared that the only way to get anything from congress tical party and send men there who would do something for labor So many of the Socialists took acvanta ge of the discussion to call attention to their party that Dennis A. Hayes, of the Glass-Bottle Blowers, took them to task
 James V. Conroy then attacked the Socialist party and John II. Walker, of Illinois, objected to the use of the party name James O,ConpeIl who was in the chair, sustained the point of order Later the Socialists dis ! raising the point of order as 1t wifi prohibit announcements of meetings of Socialists from the floor in the fu- ture.
 The climax came when Presidens Gompers, after yielding the chair to Vice President O'Connell, closed the debate. He brought careful analy- sis of the days discussion right up to the Socialist verge and then fought his way across. And he had the hulk of the delegates behind him all the way.
 Then followed a boisterous demon- stration. The galleries, which were filled, arose in excitement, but having been previously warned did not take part in the demonstration President Hompers warmed up to his subject, now plainly defense of straigh: trades union policies against Social istic party actions.
 For three minutes the convention cheered this conclusion while quar- tet of leading Socialist delegates were on their feet demanding permission to propound questions.
 John Mitchell asked that the report of the adjustment committee, of which he is chairman, be made a specia! order of business for II o'clock Thursday morning. Unanimous con- sent was obtained. A number of the most vital issues will be incorporated in that report The committee has been in daily and nightly sessions since last Thursday. s.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-11-20
Men Who Aided in Murder of Rosenthal Convicted in
 Just 27 Minutes.
IS CHEERED
nose, Schepps. ValI0n. Webber anS Sha,ir0 GO Free-M -Murdcrcrs
 NcnOunce GOii.

Nay York, Nov. 19.-The four gun men charged W tn he murder Of Her i man Rosenthal were today convicted: ot murd T in t.e first degree. The Jury reached it's dee sion on the first ballot after they had been out but 27 mlnn es. Enraged by their ccnvc- non, the four gangsters returned to the Tombs profanely denounclng Justice Golf and all others who were concerned in tle. tr al. Their coun- sel at cnce served notice of an ap- peal.
 Meanwhile, a great crowd outside .'ae c"im nal courts. building was at testing is aGpr-va of the verdict by ch9erng the deoarting juro.s. Distr ct Attorney Whitman, in brief stateMen, congratulated the people of New York on the result of the trial, which he declared was a tli- umph for civ lization and the begin ming of the end of gun rule in New York.
 Their agreement with the state full f He'd, Jack Rose, Bridgy Webber and Harry Vallon will be released from cust1ily tomorrow or Thursday The indictments against William Snap TO, chauffeur of the murder car, whose testimony against the four gunmen is declared to have decided the issue, will also be dismissed and Sam IScherps will likew SC be, permitted to go free.
 Jack Sullivan, last of the seven men indicted for the Rosenthal mur- der, will be placed on rial immediate ly following the trial of Charles H. Hyde, which begins tomorrow.
 The four convicted men will appear before Justice Golf tomorrow morn ing 10 have the'r pedigrees recorded! and a day fixed for sentence. Attor- ney Wanle will be on hand to make the customary motion for d smissal of the verdict and the granting of a new trial.
 It is a foregone conclusion, how ever, that these will be denied. Sen- tencc Il probably be passed week hence, and win n a few days there after .lhe gunmen will have joined Charles Becker in Sing Sing.
 The brave verdict of the jury against Lefty Louie, "Gyp the Blood" "Whitey" Lewis and 'D2Go' Frank has fallen tn crushing force, not only upon the four defendants, but upon every gangster, gang sd- hereus and ganger-on in New York. The ground has been swept from be- neat, their feet. Heretofore 1t mas been ,he'r proud boast that no gang men have been convicted of murder.
 The system has now toppled-the impo ssible has come 70 pass. me four men in the Tombs--shortly to follow Charles Becker to the death house at Sing Sing, feel that trey have been betrayed. Their followers outsi..c are dazed and in confusion.
 It was just eigh,een weeks ago Tuesday, July 16, that Herman Rosen- thal vas murdered. Today f nds the head and brain of the murder plot under sentence of death in state prls- on an.. the hands that carr.ed it out on tbeir way to the same fate. IL is the speed with which justice has voyertaken them that conveys the most useful lession.
 Becker Does Not Know.
 Osslning, N. Y., Nov 19.--The War
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-11-20
Real Rubber Reductions

Seamless, 2 qt 1-piece Ft. Syringe 9oc Iris Red Moulded Rapid Flow Syringe $1.15. s,-o Marco, Pure Gum l;oo Family, 2-qt .. ,,.ooc oc Natomo, Purge Gum Maroon - -$l.Z5 Kant Leek, guaranteed ? yds .-$2.oo Iris Hot Water Bottle .-..,..,.$ l.lo Aouaris Water Bottle -,.---..,--.....--.$ .oO Veno finest made Bottle .....,.-....,-$z.oO ,,oao Does 75c and soc Dr. Tullar's, patented ---.-..--$a.oo Has Marvel Spray, Special spray.
 LET US SHOW YOU.
 CITIZENS DRUG STORE
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-11-20

Mrs. J. w. Duckett has returned from Hot Springs where she attended the Baptist state convention.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-11-20
JOHN SCHRANK WILL
 NOT GO TO TRIAL
Man Who Shot Roosevelt Declared Insane and Will Be Sent to
 An Asylum.

Milwaukee. Nov. 19.-A commission of five alienists today reported to Judge Backus, finding John Schrank, who shot Colonel Roosevelt, insane
 The decision of the doctors was unanimous. It means that Schrank cannot be tried for the attempted murder of Colonel Roosevelt and that he will he sent to the hospital for the insane at Oshkosh, where he will remain for the remainder of Ais life, as he cannot be released unless 1t is shown that he is completely cured and will not be subject to an attack like the one just happened. The com mission of alienists finished it's work late yesterday and it's report will be made to the court some time this week.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-11-20
SENATOR GORDON'S DEATH
 fMOMENTARILY EXPECTED

Okolona, Mich. Nov. 20.-Ex- United States Senator Gordon, who has heen i'll for some time IS in a critical condit'on tonight and his death is expected at any time
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-11-20

MT and Mrs. w. A. Jackson have returned to their home in Camden, al'er visiting Mrs. Jackson's parents, W.T. and Mrs. P. M. Bridges, in this city.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-05
BRILLIANT WEDDING
IN HARRlSONBURC

Especial to The Richmond virginian.)
HARRISONBURG, VA. Jan. 49,
Yesterday at McGaheysvilIe, Rock
ingham county Mixs Mary Kisling
Yancey. daughter OF Dr.. and Mrs. l..
r. Yancey, and John William Pence,
a prominent farmer Of the Mt. Craw-
ford neighhorhood. were married at
the Methodist church by the pastor
Rev. q. w. Richardson. Miss Mary
Hopkins was maid of honor and
Frank Kiser. Of Chicago. was best
man. The groomsmen were George
kiser and Harry Rodgers, both OF Mt
Crawford. "Miss willette Hopkins pre-
sided ut the organ. The bridesmaids
were Misses Iscttie Nauxy. ard JtsasR
Yancey. The rlnxbearer. who car
ried the ring on A silver waiter. Was
Miss Lucille Hopkins. After a trip
of ten days to Palm Beach. Fla. Mr..
and Mrs. Pence will be at their home
near Mt. Crawford. The marriage
which the union OF two
interest social cfrcfeR- throughout the
State, 4 number of guests from q dis
-tancr attending the wedding.
The bride. who wore a dark brown
hfoadclotl suit and white gloves.
entered the church at IL o'clock
with her maid of honor. who was at
tired in a brown coat suit The brides
maids were dressed In tan messaline
gowns and wore black picture hats.
The church presented scene Of un-
usual beauty. The auditorium was
darkened and the bridal party en-
tered by the light of pickering can
dies amidst the decorations of How
ers and cedar.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-05
CRIMINAL INSANE
BUILDING FILLED
STRUCTURE COMPLETED AND
OCCUPIED EARLY IN DEIEM.
BER-MoKE ROOM NEEDED,

Or. w r. Drewry. Superintendent
OF the Central State Hospital at Pc
tersburg, was a visitor at the State
Capitol Wednesday DR.. Drewry
stated that the report that nonS Of
the buildings for the State criminal
insane had been completed was err
reneeus.-pr-p reMry states that the
building at the Central State Hos
pital has been completed and has
been occupied since the first week In
December. The Legislature appro-
priated $1,000 for that purpose. and
the money has been expended to the
best possible advantage.
The building when completed in
accordance with the original plan
will be much larger than the struc-
ture erected. The central part of the
structure and one wing has been
completed. and when funds are
available the plan will be worked out
20 Its completion.
The present structure accommo-
dates thirty-five Of the criminal and
dangerously insane convicts. and ia
now Allied to It's capacity. DIR. Drew
ry stated that there We're now no in
sane colored people In any jail. aims
house or other local institution in
the state.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-05

IL THE HusTTNGs COURT OF THE
CITY OF RICHMOND. DECEMBER
ak1H. 1911.
To Grace Turner. An infant under the
age OF twenty-one years. and Helen
Turner. her guardian. and to all
other persons whom II may concern:
You are hereby notified that the city
Of Richmend, municipal corporation
created under the laws Of the state
Of Virginia, shall at eleven O'Clock
A. NJ. on mo 5th day Of February,
Nl2, apply to the Hastings Court OF
tho city OF Richmond for the appoint
fnent of Commissioners to AceSrtain
shat WILL be just compensation for tie
land or other property. or for the
interest or estate therein. proposed to
be condemned for the uses OF the city
OF Richmond, and TO award the lam
or other property owned by you or
the property of amy other person. be-
yond the peculiar benefits that will ac-
crue to you respectively. from the con.
struction and maintenance Of the work
or Improvement proposed to be done
or made by tho city Of Richmond. In
the construct on-afL new public
xciiaYnf building, the ownership, 1oSya ton
and description of which property and
particular nature Of which work
will fully appear by reference to
petition and exhibits Herewith fled
in the clerks office of the said court.
on this twenty-eishth day OF Decem-
Der, 1911.
by II n. Pollard. City Attorney.
WALTER CHRISTIAN.
Ia ~
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-05
DABNEY TO b. OST
AT PETERSBURG

Business Manager w. r. Dabney
has been invited to address the Pc
tersbufg Chamber OF Commerce 1T
its annual meeting on january .. Mr..
Dabney has accepted the invitation
and will speak on ono OF those
themes that he knows 20 we'll how
10 handle. THE Advantage Of Co
Operation In Organisation IN Building
city" Tho Petersburg Chamber
OF Commerce 10 doing splendid
work for II city. ana IT. meeting On
January 2. will be ono OF the most
Interesting u hia history.