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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-12
BEAUTIFUL MORNING
WEDDING o. MISS WILLIAMS
AND va. MACkEN.

Perfect Qua itH quiet simplicity and
beautiful On its every detail. the wed
dine az Miss Bessie Jeanette Williams.
daughter or Mr and Mira j. ia WI
liams 20 Mr. Jesse Thomas Mackey
touk place yesterday morning az the
firat Baptist church. the pastor. Rev.
EuEene r. Pendieton. performing the
ceremony. the beautiful ring service
being uhed.
me Weduing vas unusually heaufI-
ful the bride and her maids wearing
Fowua ~ varying shades az blue ana
ne n0wcra used in the decorations he
tnE BE pink chryaanthcmuma. the
brides attendants also carrying arm
bouquets ~ pima carnations.
Many friends and relatives 81 bride
and groom had eathered in the heauti.
fully Decorated church 90 witness the
nurtiat ceremony, 81 impressive "a its
simplicity
The altar and chancel of the church.
and the FhHathea and maraca rooms
on either Side ~ the ehnueei were
treated On ferns and palm.. tho pink
chrfsanthemuns being used in a most
artistic manner about the rhancal rail-
ana shove the altar TIE form ~ enc
chanrei and ere tao rooms devoted b.
the class work ~ ire church oreanIra.
lions in which bride and rroom have
hlWafH taken 80 actIVe a part lent
themselves readily 10 ere decorative
scheme, SENT circles being formed
about che PhHathca and parara
rooms 20 growinE ferns. and the char
cel and ran forming third semi.
circle bankcd with ferns and palms
hEniuHt the aoft green background. the
hiE PINS chrraanihemuma being used
WIN charming effect fn the center
- re rhanrel tree fern lifted fs
Erncefui frnndH a can palm placed 90
either side adding to fhe effect. with
smaller ferns and pains grouped about
me base
The feature o. the decorations was
Enriand ~ pink rkrysanthcmums
and SIMILAR. carried from ere glass
covered Partitions ~ che naraca ana
fhilfthea class rooms in 4 Frarafu.
sweep ~ bloom an1 vor6ure to TIRE CELL
ING where G. Was cauHht and from the
centre ~ which swept an Immense
shower of the Pink chrvuantsemuma.
Freat clusters being also used where
ne nower garland was caurht Cd the
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-12
THAT TERRIBLE ITCHING
Car Ba Quickly Cured b. Ns,s tnsx.
peraiva Trsatnent.

hnnt Humer any longer win nFIn
troubles. Bat 80 today ard purchase =
jar % Mokafm. the RreaaeleHa ana ar /.
useptic ssin food. and see for Yourself
Row quickly NJ relieves nud cures an
skin diseases or lrrifationN
finaara not only cures rimnira.
hlacAheadA, acne. etc. but the worst
onsts n ecEema. sale rheum ulcers.
SEE. are quickly cieanHea ard healed
~ thiH wonderful treatment
The Crystal Pharmacy local aranta
are selling a liberal iar for 1Er and
hey guarantee fo refund the money nj
H0kara does not 40 what rs claimed
for ~ larger aiEea soc and tf0o
advertise renfI
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-12

inEton where they have spent same
months very dslightfuIly. Miss 1uiia
knowles. Miss Harryheile Durunt and
Miss Enperviils. with Miss Hysr and
AIRS. Henley made az q party 81 rem
sacoiizns Who have snioyei ne pleas
ures a. tAe capital city durinx the fan
and early winter Lieutenant Henisy
is nov engaged On sea dutg, and hia
younE wife is with her Hun.. Miss
knowles. who e. making Ger home in
Washington. Miss Duranf viii also
spend the winter with her aunt.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-12
tan THOUSAND DOLLARS
EQR TITANlc MEMORIAL.

a. the benefit performance given F~'-
day iu New York AZ the Century thea
ter 20 raise funds for the memorial "a
those who went down with the Titanic
approximately sio,ooo was cleared
The most prominent members o. the
sramatic world took part IN the per-
Torrance and society lent ifs approval
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-12
MRS. n. c. WHITE AT
HOME FROM MONTGOMERY.

Mrs. r. g. white. who has srent the
PAST summer and Fan On MontEomery
with TT. and Mrs. Prank Thigpen re-
turned hour. on Tuesday Mrs White
has been greatly missed by her friends
during her visit In Alabama. and they
are clad % have her az home With
them again.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-12

and aid. a. wen as presence. 20 the
endeavor
Young society girls, well known
among the exclusives. cold programs and
candv. Miss Helen Taft and Miss Es-
Their Cleveland being among those who
entered into keen competition 20 sell
the most programs.
Daniel F'rohman arranged the pro-
gram OF fifteen numbers. and among
those participating In its presentation
were FranCis Wilson. the comedian.
Ala NaElmova who a. nov Mrs
Charles Bryant. william FaVerHham.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-12
PENSACOLA 10Y MARRIEs
QkLAkOMA GIRl-

The friends nf ar Thoa. NJ McCui.
lagh. formerly 80 Pensacola. but now
~ Tuisa, okla, wsu BE- surrrired and
pleased 90 hear Of bls marriage on
Wednesday. Dec. q. 1879. 90 Miss Lena
NJ BRAY n that city. Tho wedding
fsremouy was performed by the Rev
q u Kerr a. the Presbyterian church.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-12
MISS HYER RETURNED
rRoM WASHINGTON.

Miss naisye Hyer. who has spent he
the past eiEht months IN washinaton
and California. arrived home yettgF-
day afternoon. Miss liver Visited MIS-
John Henley On California. Mrs. Henley
and Miss Hyer going later - Wash.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-12
- Daily
Christmas Hint
Ribbon centerpiece Makes n
smart Cir This season

n you are IN doubt 80 % what %
give the hostess who II fond Of pretty
things for her table. bay OF. better
still. make Der q ribbon centerplece.
To make the centerpiece purchase .
wtrs basket % suitable sire from .
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-12
THE AUCTION BRIDGE TO
MEET WITH MRS. WRIGHT.

Mrs. ". p. Wright viii entsrtain the
Auction Bridge this aftern pan a. her
attracfiveiy appointed hons cn West
LaRua street Mrs. Wright viii also
be hostess % the Tuesday Bridge ciub
next week
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-12
sOvEL HIHsoS cUTEEFInca

aorist and wrap ths frame with hand
some satin rfbbon % any suitable
shade THIS being accomplishing. thread
the ribbon n and out Of the wirs In
testices. hnhhlng the weaving ~ one
side % the basket In : BIS bow formed
Of nbbon sooum
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-12

Subscriptions or renewals taken 20
maEa2inra. Club rates quoted on any
combination preferred. Miss Katha-
rine Wentworth. SIC r. LaRua ~
Phone SIT radac
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-12
MRS. ARTHUR BUTTS TO
SPEND CHRISTMAS ~
MONTGOMERY.

Mrs. Arthur Butts VIII leave about
the eighteenth Tor MontEomery 90
spend the Christmastide with her pa
rents Afr. and Mrs. Roberts she win
remain until after the holidays
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-12

q TIP foct batr draws cat 80 r-issns
fnat Hr1Na Oh tnn foot nnTeH. next aaw
Fnu 49, hr tHrklrE AZ ether sufferers iu-
stead VI nnluE the uh8arf % rnmmiHsFnt-
finu. tHrna ere Eonn. Eurinna are re-
ouUef, fees are smaller. shoes Nf nne
And M Fuu have never tried tnln wnua 81.
rfE write fu waiter Authnr uaHHe a
Coz. 1sl1 Maharr Ave. Chicago. OH /.
Coz FREE trtni NaHkaEH er SCI a 81 cent
hnN nf unN ORES store. department.. 90
erHrrat store hru wEl never krow real
fa.t comfort urtI Fuu have used TfE.
lAavD
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-12
SHAKESPEARE CLUB
WIZ MRs. EERRIsa-

The Shakespeare club win meet this
afternoon with Mra W. H. Ferris. in-
stead of with Afra Morris Bear a.
Formerly announced. The meeting yin
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-12

take place a. four o'clock end the study
q The Tempest win be- continued.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-09-17

country will loan it $120,00O,000.
Detroit, Mich. = Prosecutor
Shepherd has dropped bribery
charges against Aldermen Ellis
and Watson. Hopes to get them
on conspiracy charge
New Haven, Conn.-Mrs. Ar
thur Ryerson gave $1,000 to Yale
University to establish scholar
ship in memory of her son.
Biloxi, Miss.-H. D. Money,
former U. S. Senator from Miss
issippi, fell from porch in dark
and fractured hip.
Milwaukee, Wis. = Charles
Smool, "a, went on operating
table and allowed pint of blood to
be tranSfused into arteries of his
dying wife. Unsuccessful. She
died. EStopic pregnancy.
Muskegon, Mich.-3 women
killed when train struck buggy.
Engine carried women and wreck
of buggy 500 feet.
Toledo, O.-David A. Spanner.
Cleveland, crushed to death. Mrs.
Fred M. Meier, Indianapolis,
drowned when auto skidded and
plunged into ditch.
Mineral Bluff, Ga. = Walt
Hughes, mountaineer in Rock
Creek district, shot to death as he
lay wounded at door of his home.
Wife, with babe in arms, tried to
drag him to safety.
Sheridan, Wyo.-L. R. Belden,
wealthy contractor, choked to
death in fight with Edward Exile
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-09-17

cane swept over Onondaga Lake,
not yet found. Believed drowned.
Four others were killed and
100000 property damage.
Seattle, Wash.-Navy Dept
has called off mobilization of Pa
cifc fleet at San Francisco next
month.
New York.-Mrs. E. Brinker-
hof Sanford, San Francisco wild
ow, woke UP Judge at midnight so
she could marry Addison Clark
Angus.
Mortified, Minn.-Auto, con-
tanning 7 passengers, struck by
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific
train Only one injured.
Paris.-Former President Diaz,
of Mexico, refused to comment on
cheering when his name was men
toned at independence Day cele-
bration in Mexico City.
Paris. =, Teachers union,
though members are rebellious,
will dissolve October 1st to com
ply with government order.
London. - Robert Payne, and
Emily Green, Northampshire,
after being engaged 20 years,
finally married.
Waited because bride had in
valid father to care for. He died.
Washington.-Mary Sherler,
former treasury department EN-
ploye, has joined celebrated mar
inc band as soprano soloist.
yII-IsGz GsA.1
The Prescott daily news., 1912-08-21
KILLS BUY IN GIRL HUNT
SHE FLEES TO CLOSET AND ES.
 CAFES ANGRY MAN.
Farmer Indicted for Writing Obiec- tionable Letters to Teacher
 Attempt to kidnay Rolled.

Wichita, Kan, Aug. 21-Following his indictment in the Federal Court here, charging him with writing ob- sectionable letters to Ethel Manahan, "a 24-year-old country school teacher near Cicero, south of here, Sam Woods, farmer, g years old, living near Mulvane, visited the Manahan home at midnight and attacked and probably fatally wounded Matt Mana han, the father of the girl, and shot and killed James Thompson, a 16-year- old farm hand, who was employed by Manahan.
 Miss Manahan escaped Woods by hiding in closet. and it was during his search for her, with the evident purpose of Kidnapping her, that he at tackled the others. Thompson was shot through the heart after he and Gaylord, a 12yearold son of Mana han, had been awakened by Woods, who attacked them with a bar from a moving machine. He demanded to know where Miss Manahan was.
 He had gone to the house %ith a shotgun and a supply of ammunition, and in his coat pocket he carried a bottle of chloroform. He also had a gold bracelet.
 Woods escaped after the killing, sparing Gaylords life when he agreed to drive Woods to safety. After the killing Woods riddled the house and windows with shot. A posse is pur- suing him.
The Prescott daily news., 1912-08-21
Ex-CONViCT COUNCILMAN WILL BEGIN LIFE ANEW AND LIVE
 DOWN PAST.
HE BLAMES PUBLIC CAREER
"Llmelight Brought Me Into Clutch of Man Who Bled Me."- Anxious to Live a Re
 tired Life.

Philadelphia, Aug. 21-William Burke, common councilman until a few years ago, and former convict who, to escape the blackmailing of a former prison mate, confessed his criminal career and fled, will return to this city this week to again look the world in the face. Encouraging words and offers to assist him to re- gain an honorable position in the community prompted Burke's deci- sion. The offers of assistance came from Mayor Blankenburg and other prominent city officials.
 After weeks of sleepless and ter TOT, at last feel like a man." Burke said, at his place of seclusion. No
The Prescott daily news., 1912-08-21
I,.An OF CHINESE REPUBLIC FEARS AssAssINATloN-suR- ROUNDED BY TROOPS.
MuROER STORY DISCREDITED
|n.,or of Terror at Pekin Follows Con s,matlon of Gathering of Troops in so,thern Provinces-Republican Adherents in Danger of Death.

pekin, Aug. 21.-President Yuan Shi |Ka made vigorous preparations to Imeet what trouble may develop as a result of the execution of Sun Vat |sens friends, Gems. Chang Tsen Gnu land Feng Wei, whom he had killed Hast week, when they accepted his in- |yitation to come to Pekin from up |country to talk politics with him. Strong forces of troops are on duty everywhere. The presidential head quarters in particular were surround led Scores of street gatherings were broken up A reign of terror prevails lin the city. No prominent man of Republican affiliations considers him. |self safe.
 Yuan Fears Assassination. It is of assassination that Yuan himself is most in fear-with excel |ent reason. No one whom he is not absolutely sure he can trust is all lowed to approach him, and he does mot dare to venture out of doors, even under guard. Everyone arriving in |the city is suspected and watched |cOsely until the police are satisfied that nothing is to be feared from him
 -or her-for some of the most ex-
 bert bomb throwers developed during |the revolution were women.
 One extremely valuable friend
 whom Yuan has turned into a formid-
 able enemy is Vice President Lii Yuan
 Hung Ii was the first military hero
 ol the revolution. He led the Republi- can troops who overthrow the Imper-
 allsts at Nankow. He probably is the
 most trusted man in China. He is re-
The Prescott daily news., 1912-08-21
Rebels Surround Turks.

Vienna, Aug. 21.-Several thousand Turks who have massacred the in habitants of whole villages in north ern Albania are themselves threaten ed with extermination. Supported by a strong force of Montenegrins, the Albania rebels have them penned in the town of Berana and are attacking them on all sides Montenegrins SWAT they will kill them to tbe last man.
The Prescott daily news., 1912-08-21
garded as possessing ability equal to Yuan's, without Yuans trickiness.
 pr. Sun Faces Dancer.

In the event of civil war between north and south, Gen. Li undoubtedly would command against Yuan. and for. eign military experts, as well as the Chinese, agree that there is not an abler soldier in the country.
 Confirmation of rumors that Sun Yat Sen has been killed is lacking here, nor is the story believed So far as can be learned Sun is at sea somewhere between Shanghai and Tfencsin, on his way to the capital. From the moment he lands he will be in the utmost danger.
The Prescott daily news., 1912-08-21
300 Horses Die in Week.

Kansas City, Mo, Aug. 21.-Three hundred horses belonging to farmers of Ness county, Kansas, have died in the last week from a malady that is puzzling veterinarians. Local experts who have been called in declare the horses have contracted form of mold from eating grass that sprang up rank following recent heavy rains.
The Prescott daily news., 1912-08-21

longer pursued by the fear of ex- posture and the consequences to my self and family, l will be able to de- vote my best energies to gaining an honest livelihood.
 Through With Politics.
 Politics, however, will never lure me again. I will be content with pri- vate employment. It was the lime light that brought me into the clutches of the man who bled me, and l never shall forget the lesson.
 When l return it will be under the name of William Burke I am going to face the music like a man. l had the nerve to live down the past for eight years, and will have the cour- age to do it again in the future. l am going to be honest, and to make my living by hard work am through with being a crook, and would not return to the old life for anything.
 Wants to Be Honest.
 If l had wanted to be crooked while I lived in Philadelphia | could have worn diamonds the same as l did before l went to prison, but l wanted to be honest. And am going to stay that way.
 While Mayor Blankenburg un- doubtedly means well in saying that the council should decide upon my resignation from that body yet I will never serve again. 1 am through with politics It was great blunder on my part to have made myself prom inent in the first place In the future l will be perfectly content to live in obscurity, working at my trade to support myself and my family"
The Prescott daily news., 1912-08-21
RAlNEY'S ATTACK ON PENNIES SEEAN IS so VIOLENT IT
 STARTLES HOUSE.
J. P. MORGAN IS INVOLVED
Former U. S. Treasurer Treat Also Named as One of Several Biq Promoters.-Quotes Court
 Records as Authority.

Washington, Aug. 21.-Charged with being the champion of the "waterpow- CT trust" Representative Richard w. Austin, a Republican of Knoxville, Tenn, from the second congressional district, was the subject of an attack by Representative Rainey O), Hi nois, so violent that it startled the House. For an hour with scathing sarcasm and bitter irony, Rainey lash ed Austin. He declared the congress- man had sold a Tennessee water power franchise to the trust, and re- minded Austin of the latter's recent promise in the house to resign if he was found connected in any way with the monopoly.
 Rainey opened his attack with general broadside against the trust" He then declared that Austin was urg ing the house to pass bill giving valuable power franchises in Tennes- see to the Tennessee Hydro Electric company. Rainey charged that Aus tins friends were the real beneficiar- ies.
 Says He Represents Morgan.
 No member of this house." the Ilinoisan said, lis on closer terms of business relationship with represent atives of the greatest water power trust than the gentleman from Ten nessee. The trail from his congress sional offices here leads to the office of o Vyocbin oto, uatpr Dompr 1Ohhv- ist and promoter, to the office of Charles H. Treat, former United States treasurer, to the office of Crom- well & Sullivan, dealers in water pow CT properties, to the Kuhn bGpking firm of Pittsburg, water power bank CTS of the General Electric company, MT. Austin conducted part of his correspondence on stationery furnish ed him free by the house"
 The quarrel between the representa- tives was the continuation of per- sona affray in the house recently. when Rainey blocked consideration of the Tennessee Hydr6-Electric com pany franchise bill, which Austin wished passed.
 Shows Austin Got Profits.
 Quoting court record as his autLor- ity; Rainey charged Austin with ob taining large profits from the sa,t of his interest in the Knoxville Water Tower company for $150,000 to the trust" He said Austin was record ed as al incoruorator of the Knoxville company in 1901, when Austin was United States marshal. Reading from the court transcript, Rainey said Aus tin received $12,000 in stock and Ss,000 in bonds for an investment of S2150. Later, he said, Austin shared r profits of sSS,0O0.
 "ft is singulSr coincidence" Rainey said, that after he becanse in- terested as a member of congress in the rivers of Tennessee that the ef- forts to turn over this valuable fran chise to the waterpower trust at con siderable profit were crowned with success" :
 "Mr. Austin is planning to deliver Knoxville, bound and gagged, to the water power trust" continued Rainey.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-04-06
OFFICIAL cAlL FOR REPUBLICAN
PRIMARY ELECTION.

:
Notice is hereby given and call is
hereby made for a primary election
'ofthe voters Of Marion county West
Virginia. to be held at the places here
after specified. on Tuesday, the 4th
day of June, 1917, between the hours
III 10 O'Clock, a, NJ. and 4, o'clock D. M
for the following purposes:
To nominate candidates for the FOL
lowing Offices;
Governor ofathe State,
Secretary OF State,
Superintendent Of Free Schools,
Auditor of the State,
Treasurer of the States
Attorney General,
Commissioner Of Agriculture,
Congressman at Large,
Congressman from First Congress.
slonal district,
Member OF state Senate from llth
Senatorial district Of West Virginia
To elect the following officers
Members OF Republican State Cen en-
trial committee.
Member of Republican Congresslon.
al committee Of the First district Of
West Virginia
Member OF Republican Senatorial
committee of the 1tth Senatorial DIS
trlct OF West Virginia,
Said primary election shall be he'd
at the following places;
s FaIfnont District!
Precinct No 1 at the Gourt House.
Precinct Nos. 2 and are combined
and the voting place shalt be- a, the
Second ward school house.
Piscinct No; b at IafIlsel stlael
house,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-04-06
nExcusE Me-

Two carloads Of laughter will be
delivered at the Grand next Thurs
day in the side splitting farce Excuse
Me" that Henry W, Savage will pre-
sent with a brilliant New York cast.
"A trip from Chicago to Reno, a two
thousaud-mile. fohrday journey that
has bowls of laughter and every other
expression OF merrlment every mile
and every minute, is what Excuse
Me- is made of. 1t is not often play
produces laughter in such quantities
as Excuse Me" does, for in this farce
laughter is constant. Every person,
everything they say and do, every
thing that happensis a. laugh;~and of
the roaring variety. The; play is a
scream of hilaritS Plays that pro
vide entertainment IN the abundance
furnished by Excuse Me" are few,
and everybody will enjoy and be BEN
Gifted by this one. 1t will not quicker
a brow with thought but it will light
every face with glee. and the light
will last, too, for the very thought Of
this farce will bring a smile. Eek.
cuse Me" is present joy in the way
of comedy and it will leave merry
memory. The piece is tremendous
hit. 1t is as big laughing success
as New York has ever known. 1t ran
for nine months at the Gaiety theater,
Mr.: Hughes has hit on u unique idea
in the matter OF locale all the scenes
being laid in the interior of vestibule
train. "A novel and amusing love story
is unrolded during the progress of the
journey, and in addition there are
plots and counter.plots involving a
series of rollicking episodes. The cast
is OF remarkable excellence.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-04-06
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

To James Devore, administrator Of
the personal estate Of John w
Campbell, deceased, plaintiff, and
Martha Jane Campbell. Cora B. Sni'
der, Dollle NJ. Metz, Mary e. Tooth
man, Laura NJ. Barr, Rosa Moore
Ramer d. Campbell, vanCy Ice, Am
brose Hayhurst. Frank H. Huey and
sylvester c. Wilson. defendants:
In the Intermediate Court Of Marion
county, West Virginia, in chancery
You and each OF you VIII take no.
tice that in pursuance of a decree OF
the intermediate CollrtoI Marion
county West Virginia, entered on the
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-04-06
IssFst Church.
81 II Y Jones pastor.

so M Sabbath school, ]. A
sWiser sup splendid openin'
has been arranged by the assistant
Walter sayman; Distribution Of tho
Mothers magazine to all mothers
Easter Holy commu
MON Those actually communine
sSifli dis receive a souvenir card.
Aal Christian people are invited tt
ianune with US, Some new mem
a6ef to be elected to our fellow
stiDi
80 p ln.s Easter program tor the'
Shrfstian Endeayor. Mrs. ]. B. LIE
lelle president
ps M, tic Sunday school Faster
4Ttogram will be given. A splendid
,pregfsn has been prepared. The best
feciter In tile First Ward under u
yesrs Of age. will recite "old speck
Fgterybody welcome.