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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-08-29
IAN INSANE WOMAN
AFTER PRESIDENT
Arrested at Columbus, o.,
and She Says She Is the
Wife of Executive.

= COLUMBUS, o., Aug. pa woman
about As years old and believed to be
demented was arrested this forenoon
at the Southern hotel when she tried
TO enter an elevator in which Presi-
dent Taft was ascending to go to
breakfast She gave the name of Car
rolyn Beers of Greenville, O., and told
the police she wanted to give the pres
ident a sacred knife" The woman
had been seen about the Southern no.
tel yesterday and when she attempted
to enter the elevator was seized by
detectives. Il am the presidents wife"
she told the detectives, "and I am fol-
lowing him to see if he is true to me.
] have a sacred knife which / am 60
ing to give him" The woman was
rushed to the city prison in an auto
mobile and when searched by the ma
iron two ordinary pocket knives were
found in her dress. She persisted in
her declaration that she was the presi-
dents wife and to quiet her the chief
told her he would have the president
visit her at the prison this evening.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-08-29
EXPECT ACCEPTANCE
OF WAGE SCALE
(National News Association

;" CHICAGO. Aug. 29.-Balloting by
the employees of the surface car lines
of Chicago on the agreement offered
by the officials of the company began
at o'clock this morning. The polls
will close at 4 o'clock tomorrow morn
ing, after which the count will begin
at once and may be completed by
noon. Indications today were that the
vote would be very heavy. Officers OF
the union believe it will be favorable
to accepting the agreement.
Negotiations between men employed
on the elevated lines and the officeps
of the companies will be resumed SIT.
urday.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-08-29
IS MOVED
Pays Great Homage TO Gen.
eral Booth az Funeral.

(National News Association)
LONDON, Aug. 2e.-The funeral to-
day OF General Booth. the founder OF
the Salvation Army. was made the oc.
cssion for one of the greatest demon
STATIONS of its kind that London has
witnessed in years. Thousands of
members Of the organization. includ-
ing practically all OF the high officers
in the United Kingdom and on the
Continent. took part in the funeral
procession from the international head
quarters in Queen Victoria street to
the railway station. The burial was
in the family plot in Abney Park
Cemetery. in Stoke-Newington.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-08-29

One CT the most common ailments
that hard working people are afflicted
with is lame back. Apply Chamber
.lains Eminent twice day and mas
sage the parts thoroughly at each
application, and you will get quick re-
lief For sale by all dealers.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-08-29

Lost--Strayed from pasture, a bay
horse. Please notify Webster Shelter,
3H miles southeast of City. R. R. No.
2. Phone 513S.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-08-29

Economy.
Knicker-Are yeu cutting down ex
penses? Bocker-Yes; l am paying
only half the bills.-Puck.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-22
SAVES WOMAN WHO
FELL FROM BARGE
Rsssasr. Win Hsad 0oy~n Frorn I'D
der, Lifts Three From Out ths
Water.
BY ASSOCIATED PRESS

New YORK. De- 2i.--In attempting
20 board e coal barge mnored az q
wharf sf the New Rochelle Coal and
Lumber COMPANY Capt James Clay
ION feu into the water His Wita
shrieked Tor help and then pluuFed IN
fa save him Their cries brought Pa
troImeu Harness and Hayard.
Harueas riunged overheard While
fgsvara ran fsr e ladder Harness
rripned ne Claytona and hoid them
until thr ladder vas pot On place Ha-
ward descended p. hut as 1e reached
down the runs on which he stood
broke. and Re Too vent into he
water
Aftert r. McGW a FarnFe owner.
dasrrndad The ladder WindinE one
leg. between ths runEH he reached
down and seized Mrs CLAYTON. Then
Hs carried her % me TOP ~ the wharf
rsrfurnfrr. hs hriped navarro EaIn ths
ladder and Havarf fhen rescued Har-
nee end CLAYTON,
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-22
THEIR HOME WAS
A COMPLETE LOSS
Greenhouse is Partially De
stroyed IN the Early Morn
ing Blaze, Cause Of Which
is Unascertaincd - Were
Asleep While Fire Cot
Headway.

Sir and Mrs Andrew HaueJ. owners
o. greenhouses 81 Hfcut station and
pr0prstors q noristF shop IN Her
vcys. narrowly escaped with their lives
early yesterday morning when their
hCme took Hrr. n Naa about 2 O'Clock
when thrY awoke chckinE iu . smoke
nlicd room. hand -hand Krorsd their
way % . stairway ~ which The flames
weFe airsady creepiag. took the chance
o. reaching the pofsh alive and nao'
their escapa
J. rhe hoaas Nh. a. - censcnas - =
total iosa and one of tneir gresn-hou@sa
Vas partly destroyed Bots werc Al
the stand in the san Carlos yesterday.
bot Mrs. HauEc showed plainly the
strain of the eariv moruinE
SIR HauFe said hc Was too thankful
that both had escaped with their lives
% fFure ur their Toes.
How the blare which destroyed their
home started neither vas able % tell
They only knou they awoke IN >
smoke allied chamber In house
crackuur from foundation 10 roof and
somehow made their way iuto the
open afr.
They say the greenhouse containius
choice specimens from which tie
Christmas orders wll be hlled was but
slightly damaged
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-22
IS
OFF ON VOYAGE
TOCANAL ZONE
Boards the BattIeship Arkan-
sas az Key West and the
Big Ship Leaves for Pan
anna. Conveyed BY the Del
aware-Will Return on
Dec. %.
ny ASSOCIATED PRESS

Key wsst. F7a. nrr. zi.-wtH fhs
guns ~ thc haturshlpa pvlauarr and
Arkansas roaring welcome. Prrs-
Sent Tart and his party a. four O'Clock
thir Afternoon boarded thr latter vss-
ssI and SIT ouf for Panama. TIE
Delaware vfI art AZ convoy The
president made short speech here be-
fore leaving Thr party win spend
three DAYS ln ths canal rCEion. inciud-
ing Christmas The president plans
% arrive e. KEY West Zee 20 snd In
Washington re 8ist
An IngsFflEaurn of conditions in
ere nal o.. 10 determine - -ther
ths ums e. I'll f1r The establishment
az A rIrIf government Ia the announces
purpose af the visit Col Gcorre W.
GoathaIr. builder of ths canal O. &C.
believed wiu be appointed v1verunr -
fhe canal region. N Taft considers trat
conditions variant tne establishment
o. civn government
The president Travelled for sfn hours
today through the fruit bearing ooun-
trv ~ Florida and part ~ ths Evsr-
glade Thr train then fonk ths over
80 extension af the Florida East
Coast railway. The president spent
uauch ume In tha abssrt alton car. A
short tsh uas maae in Miami a. "a )
dtlnu - ~. ore here On both ~ :
dresses hc smphaained the thonwhi
that En should not cave the estab-
mahment cf canal civil government
20 Wusou.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-22
POPULAR RATES
WILL BE MADE
Work on Depots Progress
ing and Structures Will be
Ready When Road Opens
to Traffic on January
First-One to be Replaced
Soon.

BeEinning about the arst - Fcb-
ruary, me Gulf Florida and Alabama
Railroad wtn conduct regular week
end excursions between an points on
the 7o-miie complstsd stretch of road
between Pensacola ami Jonosvillc.
Alabama. waich wHi b. opened 20 reg
ular passenger end freiEht frame
January L
The order has been issued by Gen.
era rranic Manager George 4. VIII
iings. a. ths ofacca q the coupanv In
ths Biount buiiding.
Tickcts wiil b. issued 81 specinl rates
Tor me over sunday visits ard shop
pera thosa wiahinE q attend q theaf-
real performance. auutern. fishermen
and many others viii be benefited.
Work ia prnErcssinE hnely on the
brick freight house and thc temporary
wooden structure Tor passenger depot
az Coyie and Chipley streets. being
built ~ the Rlount Construction Com
pany.
Both wnl hs ready FOR OCCUPANCY
when the road opens but a. soon a.
possible another passenger station vii
he erected and the present building
v.iu be converted into q baggaFsroom
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-22
COMPLETE REPORT
IN A FEW DAYS
When il Is Finished IL viii
be Sent 70 the Mayor and
Latter VIII be Placed Be
fore the Council When the
Resignation Of the For
mer Clerk. VIII be Acted
Upon.

There haa been no ahortaKo found
iu thc accounts 90 Leon -. Aymard.
uho rendered his resignation a. city
rierk two weeks aEo and isft tae city.
The auditor has not completod hga re-
port bat t is understood from a re-
liable source that everything fn the
clerks once has hecn found In q verY
satisfactory manner. Al ienmi there
has neen an accounting Cor an az the
moneys handled By M city CLERK dur
inE the period ~ hss held me posl.
fion.
a. was utatsd yestssdss thaf the 80.
ditor had hnixH11 ~ repor& anasil
sas ready 70 - prtsente6 % TIE coun-
ca hut an inveati9ation brought oui
that while the auditor had probably
Comriudcd his invesiEstions he had
formulated ne report. nor presented u
O. fhs mayor. bot u IL thought that
% viii be c0mplftsd within a DAY or
tu-o. Then a wiii b. sent 60 the
mayor. and N the latter sceH ft he can
call q special meeting ~ the council
to act % tho resignation of Mr. Ay-
maFd. a. well a. % reoetve the report
% the expert accountant
The council declined 10 accept the
res guation % Mr. Aymard when q
uas recently rendered. prrferring %
arst have his books ans accounts au-
ditcd
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-22
EVERY STORE DID
A BIG BUSINESS
The Week Had Been a Good
One for the Workingmen
and Money Appeared 70
be Plentiful-Big Fleet Of
Vessels in the Harbor
Taking Cargo.

4 dr.EruuE rain. whI.g Hef IE about
q o'clock yesterday sEeninE. dII uut
dampru the enthusiasm 90 thousands
of people Wr1 fhrUnErd Pensacola g
husinsFs EfFrrI-. from au early hour
in tha Afternoon until closing time Iasf
night nor did DO stop them iu their
desire tc shop early. yesterday being
fhe last Saturday before Christmas
IutEIug fr-u thr mannsr in which The
shoppers crowd fHe different stores,
a large sum HI money VAS spent ln ire
purchase Hf Christmas a1Fe.tlea t1vu
end a IHrEH quantity H. more sub
sTHntlal articles
Parents loaded dHsr With TOYS ard
rrEalfIea ~ HH IrHEr. ufluna passed
anI rrrssss4l r. E.rHn point many umes
In their search 600 things suitable for
giving fn tHr IffIe once EH weu as thf
rr1Wu-urH Tr many Instances uru
and women had their arms Fun &c
packages and Iu several rHsss 81 turaTg
or chicken WAS seen wI.l ifs head
sticking 1ut from under the arm Hf
father" uhn aIs. hRf trn addition
Hufv lmrrseI urru him rE ulfIInE q
email four wheel son.
one mar. who passed down and uE
paIafaN street several umaz carried
four small wooden rr.Ta horses. made
In fruhIr-fsau FvIH. white az has sida
waa "a small nrr. HHH Unused hImsrl.
HF continuously firms a cap pistol
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-22

London. Dee 1i.-Ths body ~ tas
iato Americas ambassador. whitsiaw
Red. was startsd on its Journey 70
tha United states today and ths
highest military hounrn paid 70 W az
% eft Loniom
The conn waa placaa On 4 sun ear
riaEe drawn ~ six horses and dr1ven
~ men ~ ths royal horse artillery
The stars and stripes was sprsad over
tfe caNkcL Eight nnn-ooun1lswionad
officers, acting ae bsarenu. walked a.
each Hida
A. ths procession started from Dor
chester huusa On its way - Victoria
station it waa led ~ 3 squadron ~
ne horse guards I'm hriNht breast
plates. helmets S.th Iona plumss snd
great scarlet ciuaks cnvelopinw horse
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-22
State Departments Note to Mexico
Not to be Presented at Early Date

MsNrc .u she drmerf and most uu-
compromising spirit iF fully expected
Af trr same time Mr Knon Etin has
.HE subject under immediate rnnFid-
Grafton lHi .he anal determination az
fH Nhru fre note shall De- dispatched
wu not bg known before bis actual
departure.
Thc fdu1Iuistraron has beer brought
20 this attitude hy ire unexpectedly
defiant tone % tha Mexican reply t1
Secretary kuox'a September uatr. The
secretary bad earnestly requested tae
MeElrlu government l0 take meaEHrHH
tH protect Americas Interests. lives
frf property iH MrNe1 end had af-
gurHd 3 lraE ust 1f Instances where
tlasa Interests bad suffered euar-
mouaig.
To the surprise OF tho state depart
merL fhe Mexican repy was tlN %
resentment 81 tha HeCrstarf's suEEgs-
uann and gvru went o. t1g point ~
.mpuFuIHE the accuracy OF che state
mant which aueFed tae.s contained iH
th. acrrNtaFE.a note.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-22

WHrhIHEtau. urs =prtsautat t.nn
~ tha state department. rrfnInder tn
f"s MrNcln rrn.v tr Secretary Knox b
note e. nHt September f#marHnr pro-
tnHtl1r .U AmrErIu interests In Msz-
go mly nat HEr place uHHr after trs
hrHdare
serrrfarV Know Ia I-Hv.sa washing
fHr today for hIs bonn. rf N#uey Forge
fa ee ahsrnt unfH carts In January
afo tfe ..trrEHHIHE time before he
returns rrerah'r nH b. ufHlrrd In the
f."atH. preparation HE nr American
ar.. which .n way Ia UEsIv 90 he 1f
"H'#r.. luU1r.Hrr. Hr uarEInr "a fIH-
HH.. HEH r frH relations between
f"# tEa countries
1nlr.aIn t.s.ia.m tbaI r,a note win
Er aH a.t'maram" attaching 90 chat
verd its technical meaning 8f de-
H1nI W#.eH mHFf rr .rmnIrtrfv rrrt
hT specific laf. EEt .rnf tae farfh-
.rmInE rHte. vHHr ueferate - Terms
nna t.saifrd % character. Uiu deal
with lae ISSUES between AmarIra srf
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-22
Body Of Late American Ambassador
Starts on Journey to United States

and man. me hand - enc Eccts
guards followed and behind them
came the rinera ~ tha regiment. Wha
aitsynafsd With the other musicians in
piayinE dirMes
Then came the rHsknt which was
followed ~ q battalion of scots Ttlarda
wearing their hearnkin head dresses
and carr1-inK their rines reversed.
A. no same time q bAttery of horse
artillery stationed rm Lhs paraHa
ground ~ Rf. James para fred a 80
luts ~ nineteen guns.
The route - the procession aaa keut
dear ~ lines % mounted police.
The onlg mnurmer Who accompanied
the conn vas Corporal Donovan.
ifritlah army ususioner from Chsiaea
Ecspitnls who had been IN Nhitalaw
Reif'a rerViaa lie marched directly
behind ths conn.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-22
SENSATIONSIN
CHICAGO CASE
COME RAPIDLY
Eight Persons are Arrested
and Police Say That They
are Not Only Guilty Of
Numbering JOS. II. Logue,
the Diamond Merchant,
But Many Others.
by Associated PREss.

Chicago. Dec. ai.-scnsauons came
rapidly today On the police hunt Tor
the murderera of Joseph LoEue. dia-
uaond merchant. who was shot. stabbed
and beaten 60 death Yesterday an bis
oTlce On the McFickers building.
Arrest ~ eight persons and evidence
obtained hy the police ahuwing several
% them O. be criminals followed within
twelve hours of the discovery 81 the
murder The police declare they not
only eNpect % Conncct the prisoners
with the death 10 Logue but also with
many other recent crimes
in the north eide nat "a here tne sus-
pects lived werc found dynamite, nitro
Flvcerine Eliminating caps. hurElara'
tools. a dozen automatic reviewers and
thousand oartrifwca
fn eioant were found two human
Skeletons such as are used Or medical
schools. a waEon load % loot vas
taken from the nat
A womanu black skirt from which
haf been torn a strip % silk iIke that
eiuHed a. q gaa ln Logue'a mouth.
uas found ~ the police in the north
side Cat used a. e. rendezvous ny the
suspects under arrest
The eight persons hcll ~ the police
are clyde stratton. said % ~ . con
vics who escaped t-om ne penitenttary
at coiumbus. Ohins "A. ~ Hampden.
declared by the Eelioe 60 be q safe
hinwer wifh many aliases Mra H q
Wampfen Mrs MarEs9si Johnson
saif to ue tha wife % 3 cafe blower
known as ~Torcntn Jimmie" johnson.
now serving a twenty year term In
the penitsntiarv az Waupun WiHs
Frank williams declared ~ the police
fe have q prison record william Duf-
frF. a chauffeur. an unidentidod wom-
90 said 90 be a relative o. Mrs. John
son
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-22
GREAT SHIPMENT
OF COSTLY SILKS


Tanouaa. Waah- Deo af.-Four thsu-
sand. one hundred and nfty hntea -
raw aiik. valued af t2.oTa. .nnn. the inrW.
est and ulust valuable nnk cargo over
brought across thf pnrfnr tn pmHef
sound. arrived here hast nixhg on thn
steamship Bellerophian from the oricnt
The moment ths Steamer tod ID RanNs
cf innrNhnrrmrn hsRnn franHforfinW
thr aiih ~ a special train whirh wfl
carry tan valuable cargo % hrw
York
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-22
TURKEY AGAIN
TRIES TO PLAY
WAITING GAME
Pleads That She Should be
Allowed n Reprovision
Adrianople-Allies Argue
Against Il.
- AssoclArrD PREaa

1gnd1n. Dec HI. ksy. atiil piav-
inc thr 20 Same ~ deiav. today
caused further NruEfnunem0nf ~ the
peace rnufrrrf #a whlrh adjourned
uufu Msnday aftsr a brief fruitirHs
session with the Turkish delegates
trying - gain ths raEht - reur0vtsinn
Afrfan1pis - c0naentiaE 20 include
Greece In tha conference
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-22
MENINGITIS
DRIVES MANY
FROM HOMES
Epidemic Near Waynes-
boro Causes Fear Of Spread
and Hundreds of Midwife
Leave Within Twelve
Hours-Aid Asked.

WayueEnaro. Ca Dec. 2t.-BecauHa
nine people in one community south
~ here died within the 2 ~ two weeks
from crrcbrc spinal meningitis ana
other cases are reported the Waynes-
haTn authorities today ordered a quar-
tUtIH6 against thiH lor1Ify.
WI8ylIle. ga. Dee 1.-Two hundred
people deserted WidviIlr between mid
night and noon today. EoinF % At
Ianfa and savannah EeCauEg nf The
fear tbaE there win bs spread 0f
meningitis. Two more were added o.
LARGE flst rF deaths touight and three
new cases wcrr reported. The Sow
errur has been appealed 20 Cor aid
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-22

Eneiueer John Day we badly scald-
"a about the head and body. Englmaer
Chaa. A. tiiiburn Vas injured about
the hack, Fireman ~puadeu" McMinnn
OF Pensacola. was kliind. and T1remnn
Schonner - F7~uafon. was fatally In
iurcd. when passenger train 80 s.
from peunaoola FOR selma. ran into asa
open switch last night az CorduroY a.
small piaer thia side 90 Nadawah. on
tie southern Ainilama Z division n
the I.ouisvins and Nashville. Ths
train wsg q heavy one aud Two cnHinra
were hoinH used 10 puil q to soima.
Both engines turned over. followed hv
the tenders and tWo hawRARe cars
heavily iosded with cxuresa and han.
gaKc. most 81 which VAS demolished
both ~ the injured enRineera ere
from Pensacola. EuEineer DAYS lus
iuries are the more serious and - a
"a a hospital in selma. n wna FIaanH
laat night however. that Ms iniuftea'
while verr painful, are not ~ q faiai
ksnd. and he wili be- out wlthin = frw
wonhn EnRineur Hfiburn'n bark -
srrAined are - wss hfuinnn 90 but
ne seriously Injured
The negro fireman. "puddon@ Nc
MILAN. Vas - badly injured that he
died within an hour and The other mar.
Fireman Schofner. of Flomainn. ~
ceived What are thought % ht fatal
injuries.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-22
HILBURN AND
DAY INJURED
ON SELMA DIV.
Heavily Loaded Passenger
Train From This CITY
Runs Int5 Open Switch.
FIREMAN FROM
PENSACOLA KILLED

Both Engines of Passenger
Train Turned over. and
We're Followed by Tend
ers and Baggage Cars.
Fireman Of the Other En-
gine is Not Expected "a
Live.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-22
THREE OF DOCKS
TO BE COVERED
Recent Visit Of Bankers Said
70 Have Had Probable Re-
suit That All Capital
Needed VIII be Available
President Megargel is
Pleased-All Work Pro-
crosses.

WIN one wharf of their proposed
system of docks virtually completch
the Cult Florida and Alabama raflroad
- planning now t1 btEin work soon
on smother similar structure % Be usod
Cor bunker purposes.
TIE entire plan calls for Eve docks
three covered and tao opCn. and they
wtu probably occupy. when completed
several hundred feet Of waIrr frout In
IRE neiFhhbrhood 81 ths foot ~ ne
Niiiiers street where enc head sf the
present dock - now located
The new structure is set or heavy
pIilnEa and extends outward & SEQ fest
tt d 80 feet wide and has three rail-
road tracks. n uiu BE- an open wharf
end ulu be- uerf f1r ioadinE ships
from cars or unIoadinE ship carEoes
directly into cars THE covered docks
10 pc built win permit 0f storage
There ia HilN "a small gap between
the tresfie and the Hu 70 30 completed
before fhC traeIlaEe connections of fhe
freight yards and wharf may De-
iinked but hat Uin be finished ~
5anuary L
PERMANENT DOCK.
Tie dock is q heavy structure placed
permanently and intended Cor yoarn of
uaaae and the cnmranv'H lnfenii1n -
to develop re entire syst-m along the
Eama lines a. fast aH the demand calls
for use 81 the capital
The dork it g. understood. carried
much weight wtth ne party 1f csnf-
tal'ats here Iast week with President
Roy G. MrEargeL az New York. and
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-22

The train ieu PcnHaruln AZ IilE
yesterday morning Tor F1omatnu Hlfh
Engineer Iiiihurn and fareman No
MILAN In thc engine Al f1oulatnn
EnEiboer nay was met He was oon-
ina 30 fenEacnla. huf OWNS % tha fact
that the train waE q heayv ona ~ ~
Csived orders q couple up and assist
InKineer Hiihurn IN pulling TIA train
~ Selma The two engines we're
EoinE az nli Ersed when they ran
into an open switch a. Corduruy an1
both turncd over and rolled down thu
smhaukmsnL None % the passengers
we're injured. but al resolved . ahah-
ms up.
AZ Corduruy q lumber rad Joins tha
Louisville and Nashville. and u IL thn
belief that some ~ the amplovea lf
the lumber road left thn switch opon
Tho two baggage and express cars
were almost completely demolished. na
well a. the hawgaEs and express mat
ter in thsu. TIE track wha also hadiv
torn up and 10 Wil be some time toaav
before tranic cen b. resumed
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-22
WEATHER FORECAST

Rain 8unday IN vest and SUNDAY o.
ounday night N east portioni ooldsr
ncrthvyest porfioui MondaY. iocai raina.
szcept fnir ~ north~sst portion.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-08-21

passed through Salem last night on
his way home from the coast.
r. o. Roberts and family passed
through the city last night on their
way from Newport.
H. G. Damon, the groceryman, lett
today for the Breltenbush country on
q hunting and fishing expedition
c. c. Goodale, wife and family, Of
Wcodburn. were in the city for a short
time Tuesday evening on their way
home from the coast.
Mrs. N. ]. Haas has returned from
Webster City, Iowa, where she has
visited for the past four weeks.
Miss Delpha Moore is visiting at
Mo!alla at the home of DIR. f. R. Todd.
Mrs. Todd is Miss Moore's sister
Ed S. Johnson, Of Silverton, is in
the city
hrthur Ritchey. Of Aanaconda, Mon
;ana. is visiting at the home of Jos. G.
Hloore, at High and Chemeketa streets.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl o. Reynolds, who
for the past several years have resid-
ed in this city, have moved to Port
land.
A. G steelhammer, of Silverton, is in
the city.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-08-21
CONGRESS
TO REPASS
THE BUDGET

Washington. Aug. 21.-Both houses
Of congress late this afternoon were
expected to re-pass the budget blll'
Immediately. eliminating the provision
abollshing the court Of commerce
which was objected to by President
Taft and was given as his reason for
yetoing the measure. The president
will then sign IT,
The house earlier in the day passed
the bill. including abolishment Of the
commerce court, after the president
had vetoed it. The senate failed by
seven votes to pass the bill over the
presidential veto.
Congressman Fitzgerald, Of New
York, said the new bill will provide
only sufficient funds to carry the
court until March next, when Presi-
dent Taft's term Of office expires.