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The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1912-12-20
WOMAN SMUGGLER ROBS U. S.
As Agent for Dressmakers Defrauds
Treasury of Million Dollars.

treasury OF q WIIllOn dollars.
New York.-A smuggling conspir.
acy to which many large dressmaking
establishments through the United
States are parties and through which
the United States treasury has been
defrauded of $1.OOOOO0 revenue was
alleged by the Federal authorities
when the first Indictment in the case
was obtained.
A middle-aged woman of refined
foreign poise, proficient in five Ian
guages, was indicted on the specific
charge of Facilitating the transporta-
ton of Struggled goods into this
country" by way of Canada. Customs
officials described her as the wife Of
George Haldorn, a lawyer with of,
fees in New York London and Paris,
but said she had not been living with
her husband for some time. When ar
rested at a fashionable house, she
was in possession of twenty-one
gowns valued at $4,000. the finest,
the officials said, that had been seiz,
ed at this port in years.
Mrs. Haldorn, travelling, it is alleg.
ed as Mrs. Amaldorn Madame Hal
dan and Madame Hubert had been
followed by special agents of the
treasury department since early last
August when she left this port for
Europe. She was traced to Rotter-
dam, Paris, London, Liverpool and to
Canada, telling the Canadian and the
American customs officials at Que
bee, it is said, that she was a for.
eigner on the way to the United
States and that her wealth of gowns
was for personal use.
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Confess to Staying of Petrosino.

Montreal, Quebec.-Carlo Baptista
an Italian who is to be hanged here
on December 30 for murder, has con-
fessed to the police that he was one
of the gang that plotted the assassi
nation of Joseph Peuosino. the fam,
Gus New York detective, who was
shot to death in Palermo. Sicily, on
March -, 1909. The prisoner re
vealed the names of several other
members of thee Camorra that engi,
neered the assassination. lie said
they had deserted him and refused
to contribute to his defense.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1912-12-20

Just the mild. simple wash. the we'll
known Odd. Prescription for Eczema,
and the itch is gone.
A trial will prove it.
We have sold other remedies for skin
trouble but none that we could guaran-
tee as We can the Odd. remedy. If
the first regular size $l.00 bottle does
not do exactly as we say, 1t will not
cost you q cent
]. H. HAUGHToN, Palatka, Fla.
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The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1912-12-20

1t appearing by affidavit appended to the
bill filed in he above stated cause that
all persons claiming interest under Harriet
A. Snidrr, deceased, to the following de-
scribcd property, or any part thereof, tOwit:
80 of sWl4 and sw4 of sell, sec 10, tip II. $,
re II e, Tallahassee meridian, Florida, their
names and addresses are unknown; it is
therefore ordered that said Defendants be
and are hereby required tOappear to the Bill
OF Complaint filed in said cause on or before
MONDAY, THE 9Th DAY OF JANUARY,
"A. d., 1913. otherwise the allegations of said
bill will be taken as confessed by said De-
PENDANTS.
Ii is further ordered that this Order be
publishrd once week for II consecutive
weeks in the Palatka News and Advertiser,
a newspaper published in said County and
state. -.
Witness my hand and official Seal, this the
eth day of september, 1912.
ISrnN HENRY IL HUTCHINSON.
Clerk Circuit Court.
BY II. Hutchinson, Jr., n. Z.
II. l.. ANDERSON, Esq.
solicitor for Complainant,
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Gerry.
East Florida Savings &\
Trust Company corpora
tIOn organized and existing
under the laws of the state
OF Florida, Complainant,
II. f Waid, Wallace Wnid Il
Beatrice Waid, uS heirS-at-\ EornrIosnrr
law of jamie A. valid, de- Of NI"ri
ceased and Bessie Hutchln- rn,rn
son, widow of John A. Hut
crimson, Edith Hutchinson,
Warren Hutchinson, JOhnA
Hutchinson and Mary AliceN
Hutchinson, minors and \
heirs-at-law of John \. Hut
Crimson deceased, Defend I
ants.
1t appearing by affidavit appended to the
bill filed in the above stated cause thHt
Beatrice Wuid one of the defendants therein
named is II nonresident of the state OF tlori-
da, and is Il resident OF GrcehNllle, South
Carolina and that she Is over the age Oh
twenty-One years, and that there Is no per
son in the state of Florida, upon whom the
service of subpoena would BIND Such
Defendant; it is therefore ordered
that said nonresident Defendant DE ana
she is hereby required to appear to the I'll OF
led In said cause on or before
NJ pNDAY, THE2ND DAY OF DEOEM BER,
A, ID, 1912 otherwise the allegations of said
bill will be taken rs confessed by said De-
PENDANT
1t is further ordered that this Order be
published once week for -Four consecutive
weeks in the Pnlntka News and Advertiser,
II newspaper published in said County ana
state. AL.
Witness NV hand and official seal this,
the 3Olh, dny of October, A. d. 1872.
TSenIl HENRY n UTOH lNSON
Clerk Circuit Court.
BY II. Hutchinson, Jr., u. e.
Hilburn and Merryday,
solicitor for Complainant.
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Order for Publication.

In the Circuit Court, Eighth judicial Or
cut, Putnam County, Florida-In Cham
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1912-12-20
Order For Publication.

49,, o,rcuIt Court, Eighth Judicial Cir
in w putnam county, Florida-In Chan
Gerry.
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Order for Publication.

In the Circuit court, Eighth Judicial or.
cult, Putnnm County, Florida-In Chan
Gerry.
New South Farm a Home 60. nan,
Corporation, etc, bill 10
vs.. 2uitt
Julia f.. BoNdcn, ct al. IltIe.
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Order for Publication.

In the Circuit Court, Eighth judicial Cir.
cut, Putnam County, FlOrida-In Cham
Gerry.
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The evening world., 1912-03-14
BEEF TRUST OFFERS
NO EVIDENCE At
CRIMINAL TRIAL
Magnates Said to Object to-
Taking Stand-Argumentst
VIII Be Offered. !

CHICAGO. III. Mnrch N-The ten
million airc packers OF tridl toJcrfminni
conspiaacy In restraint of trade rested
their cssc to-day without offering any
evidence in defense. Ju6ke Carpenter
immcdiaf ely recessed co'rt until next
Monday. when arsusncn "a will begin.
The dcctson Of the pas Mrs followed
an aii-nR,t conferences which was
CONTINUED until II o'clock ,'to-dsy. judge
Carpenter waited an hctir after court
opened before the confe Fence ended.
Tho real reason for 'Sre sudden ter
mination OF the case y generally al.
m,tted TO be due TO TIP refusal OF the
packers. headed by J. Ogden Armour. to
take the witness stsndj for the defense
and submit 10 cross.cx animation By the
Government a~ttorneysJ
Judge Carpenter in Amated that the
attorneys would not bc 1imited In their
arguments. The add eM,es 20 the jury
will probably consume n week.
The evening world., 1912-03-14
FAKE PO[lCEMEN
RAID CANDY STORE
Assembling DEN
Seize Woman's Penny.m-Slot
Machine, but a Real Cop
Catches One.

Mrs.. Elisabeth Kichmet keeps a candy
store at No. To s,einway avenue. LonE
Island City. opposite Public School No.
a. Yesterday afternoon three men
walked In and told her she was sus-
psctea Of having a gambling house
concealed about the place. They
psunced upon . pcnny-in-the-slot ma
chjAs, W which gum and candles were
for saie, and demanded that she open IL.
Nrs. Klchmet unlocked the cash box
ana disclosed the Is It contained. Her
visitors, ono OF whom showed n badse
pinned over the buckle Of his suspender'
posketed the pennies. Then the three
lcft. In a few minutes Frederick q. Do
Barbcrl. one Of the 'lnspcctors." re-
turned and said he'had forgotten II wa
his duty 10 take the machine as well az
the money. lie shouldered the box and
marched out with II.
Policeman HOFFMAN was passing a.
thu time, and asked Mrs. kichmet wha'
wac going on. Che old Inn he ough'
10 know % the man with thc mnchin'
was one Of his brethren IN plain clothes
Hoffman promptly at out after ID
psrberl and ran him down. though thu
machine was dropped and wrecked II
the. night. In Long Island CITY Cour'
this .afterneen MAGISTRATE Conway heit
him In $500 for trial.
De Barberf cooily Informed the Max
,strase he had taken tn, machine 10
cause he really thought dt was hanger
Gus 10 the morals Of the school chill
drsu. The Magistrate. who knew q
other cases In h Bronx and Mamma
tan in the east few days IN which aim
liar crusaders had taken money iron
caudy stores. said he dh not thin
much Of the excuse
The evening world., 1912-03-14
MAINE BURlALPRooRAMME.

HAVANA, March 1.-THE programme
Of ceremonies in connection with the
bur,a, at sea o. the old battlcship
Maine next Saturday was finished last
night.
The bodies Of her ecad will be re.
moved to-day from Cabanas to the
city Han. where they will lie In state
from 2 X. M. Friday until 10 A. III.
saturday. when they will be escorted
with full honors to the wharf. where
they viii be received by Gen. Bixby
and taken aboard the cruiser North
Carolina.
Al 2 y. NJ. tho Maine will cav the
| harbor under tow. escorted by the
| North Capolina, the scout cruiser Biz
| mingham. four cubmn Runboats and q
| nottiiu Of steamers outside the maritime
| limit, where she will be SUM by open.
! Ing the Sea valves.
The evening world., 1912-03-14
SCORNED SWTOR
KILLS GIRL AND
THEN HIMSELF
Miss Kline's Sisters and Scher's
Brother Witnesses of the
Double Tragedy.

1sador scher. . Brooklyn Rapid Tran
st guard. shot and killed Lena Kline.
his sweetheart. last night. because she
refused to marry him. Whom the girl
fell scher shot himself IN the head. The
doubts tragedy took place AT the ONT
Of tho dead girls sister. Mrs. Harry
scher. who was also Scher's rster-in.
law, No. sis Rockaway avenue. Brook.
Ign.
Lena was a maid IN the home Of Lud-
wig Baumann. She was nineteen, and
for years lsador scher had beer atten-
tive TO her. Several months NO II
VA aid the couple would be married
as soon ~ Scher. who was . Brooklyn
Rapid Transit guard. could improve hi,
position and save enough money to star,
housekeeping.
But Q GOODNESS arose between them and
Lena saw nothing more Of Schsr excep'
when he met her on the street. To he
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-01-20
TO MOVE into
NEW OFFICES
NEXT MONDAY
ROOMS TO BE OCCUPIED BY THE
COMMERCIAL ASSOCIATION ARE
NOW BEING PLACED IN FIRST
CLASS CONDITION PREPARA-
TORY TO CHANGE.

According to the present plans. the
Pensacola Commercial Association will
occupy the new quarters on Monday,
as the rooms on the second floor OF
the Brent building, formerly occupied
by the Pensacola Investment Company
and facing Palafox street, are now be-
ing put in first-class condition for the
use of the association.
The proprietors of the building are
installing the necessary lights and
making number of changes free Of
cost to the association, although it is
customary for tenants to look after
these details. A considerable amount
OF work is being done in the way Of
improving the appearances Of the rooms
and 1t is thought that they viii be
ready for occupancy on Monday. and
when they are fitted out they win be
unusually attractive offces.
There will be room for the hold
ing of the meetings, reception room.
. private office for the secretary and
an Office for the freight bureau and
credits department. No decision has
as yet been reached as to the rooms
for the proposed permanent exhibit.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-01-20
TIKI: COUNTY'S
ARCHITECT TO
Be At MEETING
|. r. BENZ WIRES CHAIRMAN OF
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMITS
sioRERs THAT HE WILL AR
RIVE THIS AFTERNOON AND BE
ON HAND MONDAY.

Joseph /. johnson. chairman of the
Escambia county board of county COM
missioners, yesterday morning receiv-
ed telegram from L. r. Benz, the
county architect, who is superintend-
ing the building Of the new county
Jail, stating that he would reach here
this afternoon and will be in the city
to attend the meeting Monday for the
purpose of taking some action upon
the report Of the BIount Construction
Co, the jail contractors.
Within the past few days the board
has made several attempts to hold this
meeting, but the absence of the archi-
tect from the city caused the post
ponement of the session, but 1t was
decided at the meeting Thursday night
to hold the meeting Monday, whether
the architect had returned or not. He
is in Valdosta, Ga. where he is to
superintend the building of jail.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-01-20
GOV. BREWER WILL
GO TO INCOME CITY
IN AsaocIated Preaa.

Jackson, Miss, Jan. 19.-United
States Marshal Fred Collins today said
it was his belief that Gov. Brewer
was capable of handling the Illinois
Central strike situation at McComb
City. Miss, and that it would be for
the best interests of all if there should
be no modification in the martial
law now in force there.
Gov. Brewer expects within a few
days to visit McComb City and make
a personal investigation of the condi-
tions there, he said. In the mean
time the governor gave notice that he
would use stringent measures TO
maintain the law and said no troops
would be withdrawn from McComb
City until he was assured that the
civil authorities were able to protect
life and properly.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-01-20
How Wrinkles Are
Caused-and Removed
eFrom Amerlcan Home

why did no one think of this be-
fore2" writes a clear thinking reader.
Wrinkles are caused BY the skin be-
coming loose. Obviously the remedy
is to tighten the skin. Equally it is
obvious that the only thing which
will tighten the skin is a powerful
astringent
Nov. It is Wen known that the only
powerful astringent which is abso-
Iutely harmless and beneficial as well,
IS pure powdered saxollte, obtainable
from any druggist. Dissolve one ounce
in q half pint OF witch. hazel. Battle
the face in 1t daily and-behold, The
result is almost magical. The skin
becomes firm and smooth. the face
feels SNUG, comfortable and solid in
etead OF loose and flabby. simnI..
isn't IT? As 1 asked--why did ne nne
think OF it before2
lone should be careful however. to
nse no other astringents than pure
ssvolite. as the former do no good and
are really injurious more often thar
not"
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Wilson's Enemies
Only Ones Crying
CONTINUED from First Page)

Of Harper's Weekly, Henry Waiter
son, editor of the Louisville Courier
Journal, and Governor WILSON,"
Judge Ewing says that the publish
ing house of Harper & Brothers, which
issues Harper's Weekly, was the pub
Usher of Wilson's History of the
United States. Some years ago, it
was reported that J. P. Morgan fur
nished that house with some financial
aid, but not, as was generally under
Stood with any political purpose in
view. The statement continues:
"Col. Harvey's intimates, knowing
his character well. knew that his edi-
torial utterances were wholly untram-
melled. and that whatever he wrote
has as its inspiration his sincere con-
viction of what was best for the coun-
try. He had been, years before,
brought into intimate connection, In
fact, close friendship with Woodrow
Wilson, and had conceived the highest
estimate of his character and capa-
bilities, as every one who enjoys like
opportunity is bound to 90.
When the time seemed ripe to him,
he, in series of editorials in Harper's
Weekly. placed Woodrow Wilson 5
name to the Democrats of the country
as the man, in his Judgment, in every
way fit to be nominated as the Dem
ocratic candidate for president. These
editorials continued to appear with
each issue, growing stronger and
stronger until the attention of all
readers everywhere was drawn TO
them. Many. not knowing the real
independence Of Col. Harvey and SEEK
ing to harm the Wilson cause. begen
to indulge in all sorts of conjectures
as to what could be moving the Week
ly to so ardently champion Wilson's
nomination while others did not hest
tate to put these conjectures into UNI
founded intimations. AS a result, Il
goodly number of Wilson's friends be-
gan to be of the opinion that perhaps
the Weekly's constant and earnest
support was initiating against his
prospects,
The statement says that Governor
Wilson himself was of the contrary
opinion, approaching that Col. Har
vey had brought him to the front
At this jlncture the meeting in New
York was held in the rooms of Col.
Henry Watterson. AS Gov. Wilson
arose to leave. Col. Harvey is ac-
credited in the statement as saying:
Gov. Wilson. wish to ask you a
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-01-20
WHEN DOES BOAT LINE
BECOME COMMON CARRIER
By AssocIated Press.

Chicago, Jan. 1s.-The question of
when a boat line becomes a common
carrier SO as to enable it to receive
rart of joint or through rates with
railroads and not be liable for rebat-
ing under the act to regulate com
merce. was scheduled for argument
before Interstate Commerce Commits
sioner Harlan in the federal building
today.
The case is that of the Colonial Salt
Company and others against the
Michigan, Indiana and Illinois line and
the Luding Transportation Company.
Ten salt companies in Michigan and
Ohio alIege that the two lake lines
are not common carriers and serve
only certain salt companies.
On this ground, it is contended that
they are not entitled to receive part
of joint rates, to which they would be
entitled If they served the public
generally
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question and I expect from you a per-
fectly frank. answer. Do you believe
that the booming nature of my ar
ticles in Harper's Weekly is injuring
your cause?''
Gov. Wilson. thus appealed to, was
greatly embarrassed. He told them
what he thought, from what he could
learn, was the impression being
created by the intensity Of his friendly
editorials. Col. Harvey then said:
well, I'll have to put on the soft
pedal
All of them parted in apparent per-
feet cordiality. Col. Harvey may have
been disappointed, and perhaps he was
wounded by the reply. Thinking over
the matter since has evidently tended
to increase this feeling
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-01-20

tcontinued From Page One,
eoncedes the demands of the Repub-
lean government.
OLDEST MANCHU LEADERS.
President Sun Vat Sen today said
to the Associated Press that he had
worn to GUST the Manshu leaders,
stablish a republic and restore peace
10 the country before resigning. In
face of this he could not consider
Yuan Shat Kafs proposition that he
quit.
Mr.. Sun reiterated his conviction
that a republic was the best thing for
China. that the best thought of China
undoubtedly supports a republic and
that there is no question of north and
south, so far as division of authority
goes. DR.. Sun said the leaders are
confident of the righteousness of thoir
cause and of the superiority OF their
military strength and declared that If
Yuan barred the way to a republic
our armies will be ordered to march
northward."
Republican officials said one or two
foreign powers had urged Yuan to in
sist that he be constituted head of
the entire government and that these
powers had assured their support.
Hence Yuan's change of attitude.
It is said that several days ago
Yuan agreed to retirement of the
Manchus and recognition of a repub-
lie as the government Of the southern
provinces. He had in mind dual
administration, the south to be a re-
public under DR.. Sun Vat Sen, the
north to be under his (Yuan's) control
pending a decision of the convention
on the future OF the form Of govern
ment.
It is said that under this plan a
convention could be properly held
and that there is every indication the
delegates would unanimously support
a republic.
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TERsELY TOLD.
So. 90 REWARD,


The Journal will pay $500 reward for
person found stealing subscribers papers
after delivery OF same by carrier.
A. r. Honter and wife, OF Rockford.
Ill, are among the late arrivals in
Pensacola. They came in yesterday
and will probably be here for several
weeks. stopping at the San Carlos.
r. w. Eubanks. ]. ]. Wetherford
and H. H. Waters, of Jacksonville.
are among the many well known Flo
ridians stopping at the San Carlos to-
day.
G.Rs stanton. of Bluff Springs. was
Transporting business in the Deep Wa
ter City yesterday. stopping at the
san Carlos while here.
T. G. Dickerson. of Dickerson City,
is again in the city. He is here on
business, stopping at the San Carlos
Edward Forcheimer has returned
from Boston where he spent about
three weeks in the interests of his
firm.
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WHERE A HANDWRITING
EXPERT WAS WRONG

Washington. Jan. 19.-Oscar Krue-
ger, of New York city. has served
nearly year in the federal peniten-
tiary at Atlanta for crime he did
not commit. He was given an uncon-
ditional pardon today by President
Taft as a result of an investigation
by the department of justice which
showed that he was entirely innocent.
Kruger was convicted of sending an
obscene letter through the mails and
was sentenced to eighteen months
imprisonment. His conviction was
largely through the testimony of al
expert in handwriting.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-01-20
YEAR BOOK OF
BAPTIST CHURCH

The First Baptist church has just
issued its annual for 1912 and the
little booklet contains some very IN
teresting matter. It contains, among
other things. a list OF the members
alphabetically arranged, and shows a
total membership OF $40. The First
Baptist church is one Of the largest in
the city and under the pastorate OF
Rev. E. r. Pendleton It has expe-
rienced rapid growth and unusual
popularity.
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ORNAMENTAL
LIGHT POSTS
ONPALAFOXST.
PENSACOLA ELECTRIC CO. is
NOW PLACING THE BASES
PREPARATORY TO BETTER IL
ILLUMINATING THE PARKWAY
AND STREETS.

The Pensacola Electric Co. recent
~ received and is now placing in po-
sition bases for the ornamental light
roles. which are to be used in illuni-
mating the Palafox street parkway.
The lights will be similar to those
now in use in San Carries court.
The company is now excavating
along the edges of the parkway and
laying the wires from the bases. The
present plan contemplates a light at
each corner along both sides Of the
street as well as several in the center
Of the blocks from Garden street north
to Wright.