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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1912-03-12

Court next week.
Come in without knocking, and go
out the same way.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-13
By James
Oliver

work. while she held the lantern at
his back. AT first he made easy prog
ress into the loose trap. Then he
came to the wedged chunks. and he
knew that be was fighting against a
wall almost as solid as the mountain
itself. As an engineer he knew the
force and weight that IL had taken 10
choke the mouth of The coyote in this
way. Outside there were hundreds.
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because I'm afraid. I'm not afraid.
I'm NOT"
She drew his face down 10 her
Il can't be afraid with YOU" she
said.
Her courage. her faith. her love
the warm throbbing OF her body
against him. filed him with a madness
which he struggled to fight back. For
a Few moments he dared not speak.
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Tie came close 10 her and placed the
lantern AT their feet
IF you had only been a man-if you
only had" he exclaimed in a voice
that was low and thrilling. IL you
had been man wouldn't have
brought you down here. II you had
been any other woman on earth
wouldn't have brought you. | did it
NeCauSp-"
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oil see Miss ROHnRN IL isn't
small job-this blowing mn OF n noun.
tain. It's my first COYOTE and | hone
Il works. II means a lot 10 me
Philip Dalton. eleven months out OF
an engineering COLLEGE looked n, his
watch. and then across al the grim
ugliness OF the black mountain of rock
which lay in the path of the new
Trans-continenta
- Well know in a little loss than four
hours he said. and from tho mu,n.
tain. fired in the last glow of sunset
his eyes turned 10 the girl. she goes
up at nine O'Clock sharp tonight II
will he a beautiful piece of fireworks. -
The yice.president's daughter WAS
standing with her back to him. her
slim figure protiled against the Grim
son light lowering stiil over the west.
tern wilderness. the light breeze toss
ing shining wisps of her golden hair
about her face and shoulders The
others had gone.
For the first time since she and BAL
ton had met each other a month ie-
fore. they were alone. The fact thrilled
Philip. and lie looked a, her unob.
served, his face flushing with the emo
tions which she stirred within him.
his eyes filed with the love which he
would never have dared To let her 500.
They had been together often durin.,
this month. but there Ia! always been
some one else with them-hcr father.
some of his guests. or her fianc5. the
little EnGlishman who was giyir. her
title
They had mover been alone. like this.
and Philip squared his strong Young
shoulders and Lrew IN ccrp bgrarhs OF
the keen evening air. and forgot that
he was only one OF the half dozen
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Her face was growing cold. Her
lips were cold. Her arms slipped from
his shoulders. She became a weight
in his arms.
God in heaven be praised" he
breathed
lie looked into her white. still face
again, buried his face in the warm
sweetness OF her hair. and as he waited
whispers OF prayer formed themselves
on his lips.
TlCK-TICK-TICK
He could hear his watch. A clam
my chill crept through him. The roar
OF the bursting mountain seemed al
ready to fill his head Sickness
weakness-oyercame him. and he sank
down upon the cold rock floor with his
unconscious burden
TlCk-TICk-TlCK-
His watch was beating of the sec.
onds. faster and faster. lie counted
them, ten. twenty. forty. sixty-and
they raced so swiftly that his brain
could not follow. Something had hap
pcned 10 the wire up on the rock.
They were attaching the battery. A
moment moro
The seconds grew into minutes.
Five-ten-he lifted his head. Good
God. what did It mean The girl
moved. and he strained her TO him.
She was coming back to life. His fin
gers touched her soft throat. and he
knew that God would have him choke
back her life little longer. His fin
gers frightened. and he groaned aloud.
The bell in his watch struck again.
II was quarter after nine. II would
happen soon-it MUST happen soon.
There had been dclay-thcy were
pressing the button now. 4 little
longer-just a little longer
a sound came to him. II was not
the ticking of his watch II was not
;he little bell. He raised his head his
eyes shining madly. 1t was a voice
a faint shout-bcyond the choked up
mouth of the coyote.
He dropped the girl and sprang 10
the rocks. and his voice rose in shrieks
that were like those of mailman.
Answering shouts came TO him through
the mass of earth and rock. They
heard him. lie heard the heat of
metal picks on hard rock,-one. two.
three, and then an army OF them.
Their CLICK-CLICK-CLGCK-
10 him family, swiftly. and he contin-
ued 10 shout until he staggered barl,
exhausted. The sirl had regained
Consciousness. and was sWaying on her
feet. holding out her arms 10 him and
murmuring incoherent things. lie
sprang 20 her and caught her in his
arms
We're saved" DO shouted some.
fh.r- ha- happened rhe,-rc out
there th"y hear us--i can hear them
working
She looked a. Linn d4mls. .n.om.
prch,u-.rs.t. an bog hands vr.- 10
DE- fac a-an. ara JOB h.- s,.. -h,-e
vas o. 'o1A as though st. f.4-eI obi.
strain ta- i.a1 toH ma.t f.- ltn
''.u" Terra t. .-.f ara DO
t-.a fs- f. --. rt...I ---t af ODD.
..t... i...- fr- 'r.-. -- i1-- a
I. .--
l- ..-
F -a-.
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I'm light it."
In the glow OF the light the girls
face shone pale and tense. They had
gone twenty PAGES in the chamber.
Suddenly he stopped
You're not afraid. are your" he
asked
"No-o-o-o-not afraid Only-two
hundred cases of dynamite"
lie laughed again. with a joyous
ring in his voice. and in this moment.
as they stood alone under the noun
tain. with the faint glow OF the lantern
lighting up their faces. II seemed the
most natural thing in the world for
him TO take the little hand that still
chung TO his arm.
1t cant hurt us. he said You
could build bonfire in here and moth
ing would happen. Look" He held
II" lantern high above his head. and
she saw that the rock wall OF the
chamber was four or five feet above
them The dynamite and the pow
der are under us be went on. with
the exception oil fifty cascs which are
piled up Al the end of this chamber.
There's ten feet oi space here. and the
chamber Is twenty tpe' vide. IL runs
Lack hundred Yards under the noun
tain. Tho dy Mantle and the powder
are covered over with six feet of &C.
ment and broken rock The wire goes
under ground Just outside the mouth
OF the chamber. and causes the explo-
sion from BENEATH. Nov He
was talking 10 her eagerly in his en-
thusiasm. "NOw-by leaving this air
chlmhcr-wc Will get more than one
explosion. There vii! be three or four.
whore ii there were 10 air-chamber.
and no vent. there would be tut ONE.
and We would lose three times the eN-
plos!Ve force We viii now get Tho
first or second explosion will eXplod"
the fifty cases OF dynamite back there
a. the end Of the chamber. BY George.
II ought 20 ZIP thunder out % the
mountain"
By George. IT WILL" she cried.
and for an instant h. felt her fingers
tighten about his own
ii beg your pardon" he STAN
mered
For WHAT" she demanded Be
cause YOU can work up enthusiasm
enough in real work to FORGET
YOURSELF? It's glorious, I wish I
We're a man II were l'd-I'd do
something something h.C-like blow
INK MP mountains. building rail
roads,"
You really think it's bic:" he asked
in whisper. Il thought-you
Yes. know what you thought" tie
gin interrupted. ~ he hcsitatei.
Everyone thinks the same II | were
man Ia BE n man"
Tai, time be could not see shat Cur!-
ous tighfeHing Of her lips
III show Won III" dynamite" he
suggested. You're not afraid
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tract-money for a title-and I had a
choice. I'd stay here with you
God bless you" he whispered
Il would" she said, as though she
thought he doubted her. And now.
Philip. let's talk OF what We would
have done If you had only told me that
You loved me up there on the rock
where the wires are? Let's make II
REAL. I'm going with you-EvERY-
WHERE-and I'm going TO help you
build railroads. and bridges. and blow
up mountains. You'll let me, won't
you?"
He was choking He drew her close
In his arms, and held his face away
from her so that she would not dis
cover the hot tears that were running
down his checks.
Yes" he said. well 20 everywhere
together Nothing can part US
even in death-'
Nothing" she said.
They both stood silent. and under
their feet there came n sudden and ter
even as they held their breath. until
the mountain seemed TO tremble over
their heads and under their feet. and
was followed hy n dull and distant
roar. like rumbiinG thunder smothered
IN the bowels of the earth.
Fifteen minutes more" she said.
and the hand that stroked his face was
like ice.
YES" he replied, that's Billing
gers mountain"
They went back into the circle OF
ehostly light thrown out by the Ian
tern. She lifted her eyes straight 10
his face. and he marveled at the
strength which he saw in them. Her
cheeks were like wax. Her lips were
pale. Against this white contrast her
blue eyes shone deeper and darker.
The coils of her golden hair had loos-
ened. and suddenly he reached up and
shook them down. so that her shining
tresses rippled about her shoulders.
filling his nostrils with a sweet breath
as he strained her close TO him again,
buryinE his face in that golden glory.
My wife," he cried to her softly
lie felt her arms tighten about him.
and in their thrilling pressure there
came 10 him an inspiration which
made him loosen his arms. and hold
her back from him. staring at her
with eyes into which there had come
n strange and sudden radiance.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-11
THE TAMPA
NEGRO KILLER
TO Be HANGED
coNFEssEp TO STARTING NEAR.
~ 800 lNcENoIARV FIRES AND
CAUSING oEATH oF FOUR oR
FIVE PgRsoss-nAY &c IN.
SANE.
BIZ ASSOCIATED PREss.

Tampa. F1a-. Nov. fo.-Convicted of
nrst decree murder. Robert Andssson.
the neEro ~klIler.- accused q cauning
ths aaath of four % ave rerson4 here
and starting naarly enc hundred In
cendlary aree IN . period of sis weoirs.
was srnfeuced ~ an sariy hour ms
nnornlng 70 BE- hanEed.
Anaurmnn confessed to All - fhe
rrsmes CHARGED against HIN. dnciarfnx
shat he had committed taom far re-
venwe On white men because ~ treat
nsnf Of members - hts raoa A
medical curnnnsMstnn hae heeu ap-
sanity.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-11
TWO MEN DEAD,
ONE WOUNDED
IN MAN HUNT
RUNNING FIGHT ~ CITIZENS AND
NEGRO oF sLnoRE COUNTY.
Ala RESULTS FATALLV-HuNr
NOW on FoR NAN WHO KILLED
FARMER FOLLOWING a QUAR-.
REL


Wetumpka. Ala. Nov. ie.-Two men
are dead and another 10 fatally wound
"a as ths result of q man hunt partic-
ipated n ~ srores ~ citizens ~ H.
more county today. Tonight = mob II
searching the woods near F1oyd for
the negro believed 60 be Responsible
for thn blnc3ahed.
A neaTo namod nernay ana Claude
kidd. Hnnmhcr 81 the posse were beth
shot in = running hRht and pursuit
Dernsy - believed 60 hs the accom-
p4co of the negro who fatally wound
~ John chrfsitxberE. q farmer. fol-
iowlng q quarrel
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-11

Jacksonville Nov. te.--seFioua dia-
turbances occurred the afternoon Ia
the outlying districts Of me street car
lines Two striksbreaksra we're at
tackrd and beaten into inacnaihility
end the cars we're diamanteiled.
RED Roberts. q private 81 company
B. while resting On bic sun forgot be
bad just arranged tho trigger for ac-
sion and ths Eun vent on. ths BAH
raas.nE through his hand and pene-
tratlng his heart kliline hirn instantly.
Tho poFuniak company loft thia
morning fnr home. Colonel GIBBONS.
who wna yesterday dsposed from com
mnnd ~ the troops hera iefi Cor New
Nark thie morning and Haid he had
washed his hands 81 the unfortunate
affair
Major fIarriHon ~ sffu In charge %
fhe troops and exhibits great activity
around thn city.
Fruru present indleationa many depn-
tiea win h. sworn in for duty bY the
eity end county oficiais Cor erneraeucy.
work
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-11

Londou. Nov. in.-Ths atiack on tha
Tchataiia lines guarding Conrtanti-
nopie. Woee on unrtlensinRiv ~ tNe
Bulgarian troopa According 90 q cor
respondent a. the frout further Turk-
iah positions have been captured
Thfdf locafion. huweVer. haa not been
iadicatad n accordance utth the tn
variable Bulgarian plan never 20 re-
veal tnfermafion O. thc enemy.
There " another uncannrfncd report
faat Muuastir has been captured. This
and the capture 81 pdnra. an import-
ant town "a Albania. hv tho anrvmua
aftow heavY nwhtinE. constitutes ali
the military news % Importance IN the
Turkish Balkan war since yesterday
The hiooey nature of the war b re-
Vcaied hy the estimate that one hun
dred and nfty thousand men have been
pat out ~ action sinos the opening %
hoatllliiea
There is no confirmation ~ the rc-
port that the rszrkiah government has
opened direct naEotiafions with the
allies with = view of bringing about
peace. n r. generally believed that
tie Turkish woverument has little hope
~ keeping the Ruiwarians from on
terinE -ousiantinople. the capital. y
they wish.
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To tae accompaniment ~ fc.els
trumpotinEa from thn midnlinea bY a
once rcverea elephant the hiun blasts
of = ban moose and the strains Il
~Icvtsyhoslya Dain' a. ~ the Pcnna-
cola concert hand the Fame cock ~
Democracy Win Zap his wtnNa an1
crow next Thursday niEht in fhe couFt
house and elsewhere
The land haa not yst been enHamed
hut ID has been found that there are
aaEh federal once seekers IN Pen
IA a. a dollar each - pav Tor "a
iha Journal ofure wlil be opam
until time for ths parade and
ina 90 recuiVc subscriptions
sac session has been promoted under
a meme % = ratification nesting
n IA rumored that All tha muncnmnful
nominees. the platform and the voters
wil he ratified. though how severely
WaN not divuiWed.
Chairman John q. Ouvw of tha
county exocutiVe committce in awav
and viii not return IN time for the
love-feast u h known that hs wishes
there shall be no poatponmneut. how-
ever. and indlpnticnn are thma tna
aaered bird wil not deveiop any ra-
snlsriF = WINS ~ tnruai hafwe ihaf
time
WINE sIaior om n.n rhamas =
Mcoourin. Captain ufn NoFaisnp ana
others prominent IN thc locai lodna ~
the shrine 81 the Court piaatsrnd me-
plant and 0eorWe y. wenfworth mna
othera ~ the Bun Moss Lodgs No. a..
~ the same ordar. have not 20 Gar ex-
pressed their intention ~ moimm 20 hear
Emmett Wlison. Kirke M0nroe. Judrc
J. y. Wolfe. John +. Stokes ard othsr
Democratic spenchmakrrm. W a. ninm-
hams absence "a not zee assured.
Air. Bingham oatlcd iaN night aa
fellows.
An leaving Armarctdon AZ onca
ou steamcr Perkins Expess rnach
Pensacola Thursday evenimw no de-
iuy anticipated a. TIE svclons is ever
ans skies have cleared
There is no teiiinw hnw muna red
fre win b. burned ns the approprfa-
ton for purchase of that essential a.
proper display of after-cnrnpainn
n toric wni be largely q nasttsr 81
Derwonai choica
an u fhs voters of Esnanihla county
are invited 10 attend the meeting and
Join IN tho ratification and ia
speeches
A far a. any oncial prarrarn -
conoernmd. there n none a. yet
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-11

Peunsylesnla Mar ~ a. - Allo~sd g
Mary Pretty Msry Rsss oirsli--
tsnd Lonu Bssn Lo~srm

Pottsviiia Pa. Nov. io.--Though tha
ride 10 only ~ years cd. Miss Mnry
Hose Direil and Anthuny Coraett. "a
3 ears oid. of Poftsviiie. were granted
uc2nae 20 marfJ. The bride was mr-
eoupanied ~ her mother when appli
cation was made Corsatt has been
payinw attoution % th~ EiTi f0w nes
s.rai years The Eirfs mother said
fhat ahs saW 10 Neuse IN Withholding
her c0nnsnt. as The pair have fhe
Wnrmesf Affection Fer each ofher and
tAe bridegroom ia hohdinE a good Do
Htiqn ~ a local steel plant
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-11
DISPUTE OVER DOG
IN SHOOTING
Alsbsna Fsrussr ssriossiy Wouses
Fsthsr ~ Usirs Both Ne.
volsef and Gun on Him.

Creenville. Ala- NOV. fe.-Bo ss
Boutwell, prominent fsrmer an
merchant Twins about nine niles Wesl
of oresnvilio. shot his father IN iaW.
Tom Whift@. yesterday Afternocn
nhouf n'ciock Tne arHt weapon
used Was = revolver AMI oniY one shol
- II takfng erecf. ant that was tn
fhe teft shoulder. EuinE entirely
fhrouFn ne hody. Affrr havinH emp
tied his pisioi Boutwell, ran fer his
shozNun. returning % ire scene empty
iag enc load infc the hack % white
The lasl shot vas nnt sertoua some
trouble hNs hsen exisfinE hgtween ths
tao nsrflaN fer several months. d II
rumnned fhaN the trounie Was renewed
over = dos Nenfiment IL iH faVur ~
Boutwell, WhAtfie - ssid % b. in q
danNaruuM cunafffon
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PROBING WILL
BEGIN At ONCE
NO DELAY Will BE PERMITTED
BY COMMITTEES on cAmPAIoN
FUNDS AND MONEY TRUST
WORK Will pREcEpE OPENING
or coNGREss.

!. Washington. NoV. to.-Ths dayH I'M
medlatniy preceding the convention of
uanRTesH WIN ho marked with excep-
lionai activity on the part ~ inves-
tiEatinw committees.
Thn senate has two committees. the
Nlapp campaign funds COMMITTEES and
thn COMMITTEES ~ which Senator smith
of Michigan. r. chairman. appointed
SEQ and Cubs.
The house COMMITTEES are those
makiuN inquiries cunceruinE tha 80
called moneV trust headed hY repre-
sensitive pufo % Louisiana. ana Into
the operation az the marchant marine
~ the onmntrY 90 which HnrroMantm-
man
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-11
GENERAL STRIKE
MAY BE CALLED

Jacksonville. Nov. ia meeting ~
fhe Central Trndes and Labor Council.
intl1dlnW twmntN~Hwn iAncr amlonn. has
aern called fof Monday night % con
f.leT and vote upon The qaession ~
aalfaN e general strike % HwFnpmfhv
wifh the striking motormen and eon
auctora ~ the street railway nyatelu.
The strike ~ apparently a. far from
being safIied aH ever. Nary little vio 9
iencs h. reported and practically All ~
tho cars are hcinR opermted ~ STRIKE
hreakeTn
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-11
INTERNATIONAL
CRISIS IMPENDING
Cholera Breaks Out and
Plays Havoc Among the
Wounded-Bloody Work
Goes On and 10000 Have
Been Put Out of Action
Since War Began.
" AssocIArrp -

Conatantinopie Nov. 1o.-tuncen~
soredb---The situation ia The Turkish
Balkan war has taken turn FOR thu
worse ana q grave International crisis
seems 20 be impeadnG
On one hand the position of the
government o. eeriouslg compTomiaed
because tao Turkish army repudiatea
an mediation proposals. ON the ul cr
hand the commliiee "a union and
progrea1 h Eiving svidenoe of renewed
activity whlln the Turkish feeling.
boih national and rell sfous. h teing
Wurked 20 a fewer pitch by preaching
In the mosques and The impasaioned
languarc of the press
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-11
TWO KILLED IN
AUTO ACCIDENT

Naldostn. Ca. Nov. tn.--TiMrris Ny
tor and his wife. of Naldesta. were
KILLED and two ether occupants q their
automobile were badly Injured near
here eariy Saturday niwht when the
machine Turned turtle.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-11
FIRST PULPIT
TRIBUTE PAID
TO ". WILSON
PREsiDENr.ELEcT LISTENS TO
PRAYER FoR DIVINE GUIDANCE
OF Ais ApmlNisTRATloN-wlLL
LEAVE SOON FOR vAcATloH
AND sc FREE FROM AL
CALLERS.

princcton. y. J.. Nov ia.-Presiaens
elect woodrow wuson today heard fos
tho first time a pulpit tribute paid to
b as ina futura okicf sxecutivs O.
the United states. lie sat as usual "a
pew o. the FIRST Presbyforian churrh
wtth MrH. Wtlson ard Two - RS
daughters. Misses Jessie and Eleanos
Wilson. and listened attentiveiy, q
both ths prayer ard the sermon a.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-11
BY ASSOCIATED PRESS.

PhiiAdsiphia. Nov i0.--Clement A.
crisoou. Chairman ~ ths boAvd ~ a.
rect0ra ~ the International Nerran-
tiie Marine Company. died 81 his nome
nt Harerfurd. near here. late this afa-r.
noon. Hs was sewenfy-two years olg
Hs had ben suffering from congestion
- ths brain and had boen seriously "a
for a weak
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-11
ANornER pgApLY ENEMY.

Cunstantinople. Nov io.-The out
break of cholera among the Turkish
trcopa ia assuming serious proper
tiona Twenty three oases have oc-
curred AmonG the troops along the
Tchataiia lines. which are RaarfinE
Conntantinople. up 10 Wednesday
There aru many more suspected
casea amons the wounded. A train
load of wounded haa iun. roached here.
eiRilt soldiers DYING on ths way. pre-
somably frum cholern.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-11

Nowaiea. Aria. Nov IA cable
Eram was received here today an
q unoinK the death this n1orninE IN
Paris ~ Ramon Corral. formerly vice.
president ~ Mexico. All of the ma1s-
hern ~ hia family were AZ ms ncd-
aida
Corral Vas vioe president u Mexico
during a part of Former President
DiaEs reign. For years he has suffer
sd from an incurnhle disease.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-11
VIM. j. Bryan to Make Address at
Arlington Confederate Monument

Mr. Bryan MI dciiscr ths priucipsi
address - tie iayinH % the corner
stone of TIE Confederate monument in
The Ariiugton natioual cemetery Tues
day. Prom here he t. expected % o.
% Florida % spend some time
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-11
WORK OF OUTLAWS
INCITES SHERIFF

Baton Rouse La. Nov. IA sAoi
through the wind0w. nom the DARK
ness that nearly STRUCK Mrn n. y.
White. wifn of q prominent farmer in
the thir1 ward % this pnriwa. last
night. foliowin0 a series 81 hold-ups
and robherics On fhs roads loadinE oul
~ the city. has apnrred the aherifra :
once 10 further efforts 10 apprcheud
the sang supposed % be guity.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-11

vaahinxton. Nos. -o.--wnnArn Jcn-
uings Bryan arrived here touisht and
iosned Mrs. Bryan a. ths hosne 81 their
non. william Jennings bryan. ~.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-11
AMERlcAN cRuIsERs sAlL ronAY.

PhNadelphis. Pa Nov. in.-Witn
steam up. the armorwd cruisers Mon
tana and Tenneeaee are ready 70 san
tomorrow O. protect American IN.
tcseetE IN Turkey and assist the rani-
secs. -Four hundred ssilcrs arrived e.
day rom Norfolk. Va. 90 help man
the vna8nla
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-11
Clement A. Griscom, Ship Owner
and Associate of J.P. Morgan, Dies

The deceased vas known among tha
nhippinE inferorts throughout ths
world He waa president 81 tha Tntsw-
rational NaviEation Company and was
associated With =. ?. MorrAn IN the
formation of I'M International Mo-
cantiie Marine Company. His wife.
tAvea sons and tao dAuehtann nmrvlve
him.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-11

Coustanunople. Nov. io.--Wlth the
victorious Balkan army az the very
rates ~ tha city. Conatautlnople is in
panic The Turkish troops. gath
cred from every quarter az the Otto
man empire. are Masking e last des-
pernte effort O. preserve the city from
the hands 81 the allies. but they are
fighting q hopeless nght Il IL ap-
parcntiy only = matter % hours when
the Turkish capital must oapituiatA
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-11
MILTTIAMAN KILLED
AT JACKSONVILLE
Ball Pierced Heart When
Gun Was Accidentally
Discharged.
SMASH CARS; BEAT
STRIKE BREAKERS

Serious Disturbances Yester-
day Afternoon When Cars
Were Attacked and Dis
mantled and Men Beaten
Into Insensibility - Col
onel Gibbons Washes His
Hands Of Matter and Has
Left for New York.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-11
Batting and Fielding Averages
BY the American League Teams

League teams have been compiled By
frwin a. Howe American League
mtatiatlcian. a. follows
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-11
HAND FOR
THOSE ELECTED
LAST TUESDAY
Ratification Meeting to Be
Held in Court House
Thursday Night.
SPEECHES. MUSIC,
REDFIRE GALORE

Everybody Invited 10 Attend
Congratulatory Session
and Help Along the Fun.
Republicans Delay Prom
ises to Attend. but Bull
Mooser Bingham Cables
Friends.