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FIRST GAAii.

Totals. 3j Gil % "a o
,,dl Ba'icd for Brown in tho eighth inning.
Detroit n . > u G
Philadelphia. .... ~ :. U-S
Two base nits Willeit StrIn.. Hts O'
Brown u In eight Innings or pcnnock. IN ,nc
inning Three base hit heal. ho,re rin.
ooh Sacr,hce hits Harry. stolen Ia ,e>
Mclnres Strunk. i.oudcn. Jones. Crawford
Morarty RAkcr. lcf on bases Detroit y.
ihIisdeiphi "a S'rpca vut--Ry Wt.lrt'. T.
by Brown. |: by f"nnoc. polblc plays
crawford. LOuden and Rush S'Anagc. MorIarty
snd >tarage. firs, base on balls on Wiiett !.
on Brown. a; on Pcnnock. |. Hu hy pltcher ny
Wilictt Lord, ,Sld pitch brown 'mpires-
O 'lOughiln and FSaps
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Commission After side Agreements.

CINCINNATI. July le,-Donald d. Despair.
former president OF the Lincoln club Of the
the National Commission for signing a aide
agreement with a player named Iiagnier
contrary to baseball law. Despair is
barred from professional ball until liz pays
the fine. The commission states that
Despair. who 10 no longer Identified with
the lincoln club, violated the letter and
spirit OF tho national agreement by con
spring with a player to svade the salary
limit OF the Western League"
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GAM:
IN, Batted for Afnrs In the NTH inning

'n' Hatffu TOT AfntS IN NV MIN IhhfhK.
New lork........,.. n u d
Prtsburc ............o . = 5
First base on error New Work. '. I.efi
bAses New York. 2. Pitishurg. &. First base on
hallsIOn Ames. =: on Hendrix. I. Struck out By
tm~s =: ny HendriS. 3 Three base hit Nc
Carthy Two ha,e hits Wilson. Hendrix. Sac
rince hit Miller. Stolen base Wagner. Double
plays Wagner and Miller: Gibson and Wagner.
Mccarthy and Miller. Hits on Ames. : In four
innings: M Crandali. \ In four innnss Umpire
In chief Brennan. Field umpire ou ems. Time
i hour and 81 minutes.
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The score

Two base hits, Dauhert. Allen. Three base
hit Hpsgins. stolen bases honey, Dsubert.
Frs. base on balls on Allen, s. On Wins. :: %
Curtis, 3: on Sailec, 2. on S,aelc 4. Struck out
BY Alien, y: by Steele, 2; by Saiee, ?. Fitchine.
record on Willis. . hi.s 10 . Innings on curtis.
. h!is and 3 runs in L2S innings: on Steele, hi
Louis. 7. nrooaHn. ~, Umpircs -Johnstone and
ESsOn. Time 2 hours and 20 minutes.
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HIT SELDOM: MISPLAY OFTEN.
Weds Have . "a Advantage over
Boston at Finish.

CiSCINNArI Ohio. July 19.-Cincinnati
defeated Boston In a game rcplcte with
misplays and light hitting. Tho contest
was hard fouEht throughout. Humphrics
had shade the better Of Tyler and his
PITCHING. backed by better work In the
hcid. managed to pull him through
winner.
The s~ors:
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tIn iiatic,i for Warner In the ninth inning
New YORK ..... ......... ~ q ~ ~ u ~ ~ Is
Pittsburg .......... u ~ ~ u - -
i'ir>, base on errors N~v York. l. 1cf' m
bases scw YORK. ,: Piitsburg. =. First base on
balls on Naruuard. =: oN o'Toole. :: ~ warner.
l. SirucL ou; ny MnrIiiard. 6: by O'Tooie. =.
,ionc run Wagner Three base hits Wilson.
NioS ruo base hits Rccker. Ncrklc. sacrifice
HIS Murray. Naruuard Sacrifice ny Mrrhlr.
stolen base NrnIor. ioubic plays SN iIsou.
Wagner and NioI simon. Miller and Simon.
Hits ON O'rooic, = In three Innings. on Warner.
in six Innings. Umpire In chief owens. Field
umpire brennan. Time .hOurs and mnr'cs.
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SECOND GAME.

First tase On ertcrs- ST. louis. .; Washington
:? eft on bases- Washing ton. 6: ST. Louis. s. Base
on baGs.on Iashion c. Brown. 6: Hamilton, ,
Innings pitched BY {. Brown. 5 -; Kam.lto
i-3. Hits made on L. Brown. 0; Hamilton. -
Struck out-By Isshlon. o. Brown. .; Hamilton
s. TWO base h,'s-Ainsnnith. Morgan. Cashion
Shanks. Stolen bases-Milan. .. Shsnks CashiOn,
Daley. Double plays Mcbride 10 Gand'i Hit
by pi.cher--By Brown Noeller Passed ball
Sneli. Cmpires-- s--Wcsterve!t and Evans Time
: hours 10 minutes.
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,,Twb base hits Gricss S,erre,,. Simmons.
hits Hsr,zeiL Ford stolen basss-jscksof,. !.
Hinn. 2 Har'Scl FRS, base on errors ,Cleye
plandine, S; on Ford p SirucE gu, nv bland
ing. 3. by Ford. q. Left on bhses CicyeInnd !
N"w York. 10 Double plays birn ibghain ana
Simt. .ons and Chase. Wild pitch Blanding / m,
pire In Chirf-Dineen Held umpire -Sheridan
Time hours and Is minutes
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DANFoRTH BLANKS SHELTERS,
Bases fuIi. tie Relieves Vtckers u
Eirst, but None Score.

BALTIMORE, July i9.--Jersey CTS
proved the easiest kind OF a proposition
for the Orioles to-day. t:uhe v;cke-s
started or the mound Cor Baltimore. b.t
after he allowed a triple. h.t batter ard
gave base or balls In the opening .nning
he was y7nked out and Danforth substi-
tuted. Dand: Dave was IN rare form,
and had the Pests completed; Il: MS
mercy. a!'oWin: III. four scattered hits.
The score:
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bsssss saVss .slossy % in III. S:v York :ss nsls
League. Al the close OF to-day,s game.
won by Elmira TO |? In ten innings. hve
policemen escOrted Umpire Harrison, to
town to save that worthy from thrsa tened
violence. A few days ago IN Wilkesbarre
the loyal fans itched 10 hang Umpire Clcary
on rope.
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Two base h,' McInnes. Three base hit cobb
S.cr,nce hl"cHoncR. :; Str',nk. Crawford.
l."rd. >. RArry. Struns. Left on bases fhlls
dciCh!s. To- Detroit. :. Struck out Ry Works \
bt Houck. {: Double play Thomas and Collins
Flrs, base on hai;.- on Works. :; c1 IioucL. 3
~ Moran. ,;, w. hy p;:ched hall ny Dcnoy.n
and J rrinutes.
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LITTLE ITEMS OF BIG GAMES.

There vas .lashin{ good third t.s. work
starring.
Wilson went to the extremes At the bat IN
the frst battle. lie made triple and struck
out three times.
Tn. .corebosrd figures ef tn. Chicago
Philadelphia game told an extremely pleas
Ing story to the Giants The latter gained
half "A game on the Cubs.
Doyle was somewhat slow in tho third
inning Of the hrst game when Wilson triplcd.
else he could have relayed the ball over TO
third In time to get Wilson.
Hendrixs second two bagger would have
the Ncld had made wa, for Rcd lie had to
reach into tho watching fringe with one
hand and made q splendid try.
HerzoG IL going to college next winter r..
Intends 10 enter Cornell for q course In
sgriculture. Herzog Is an agricuiturls,. you
know. having a large farm In Maryland.
and he wants to keep abreast OF the times.
Marqusrd did a good bit Of ba ckins UP IN
the nfth inning OF the the frst game. He
did II on an outfeld throw which went past
HerzoE Mensor could have scored anyway.
but Herzog oraftily fooled Mensor, into
thinking he had the ball and the young
Pirate hugged the base.
,snodErsss has had ,.oubi. holding on TO
again to-day. snodgrasS took Devore's place
In the hrst game after a lefthander had
supplanted O'Toole A pretty likely looking
pitcher this warner. by the way.
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Ftrst bsse on errors--Wsshins,on on, ;. Left on
bases Washing ION. 3: ~. Louis. {; struck out
b. Groom. 8; by Powell. 5 Three base hit
Milan. Two base hit-Moeller. Sacrince hits
Groom. Daley, Laporte. Double piays-Moeiier
and Gandil: Morgan. Mcbride and Gandii. Hit
BY pitcher-By Groom pratt. Wild pitch
i hour and IS minutes
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INDIANS AND GRAYs BATrUL.
Especially Latter, Who F1atteu
Pitchers Tor Slateew Runs,

PROVIDENCE, II. l.. July l?--ln q bat
ting festival Providence defeated Newark
this afternoon by a score OF 1s to ..
slime was wild and was chased in tho
fourth. BELL was batted out Of tho game
In the NTH and Mc,;innity In the seventh.
Both teams feided loosely.
The score:
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The score:

Totals. 30 3 s21 a {. Totals. 81 . sas
Cincinnati. ti.......".. o5oi
! Two base hits Killing. Ttt.s. Double play
| King and Mcdonald. sacrifice hit Egap. Struck
out Ry Humphree. 5; by Iyler 3. ,tirst ha:r on
| chief -klcr,. Field umpire Bush.
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New York state Leasoe.

AT ALBANY.
r. H.. L..
wilkesbarre. =!
Albany .....,....i y p 70
batteries Gaiscr. AcCloskey and Fischer;
Harmed and Brady
AT UTICA.
II, u. r.
D,nshsmton go o o o O 0-i .
Utica. a...........i o. 2 o a. ~ 10
batteries -Haninn and vandergrif,: Malioy
and Ritter. .
AT SYRACUSE.
Ejn,ira ......O q o
Syraruse...l q o o O %
batteries and Cioughcr; Bachman and
McMurray. =.
AT TROY.
Scran,on.........O o o 90 o. o2N
Troy. ............O o o o o = I
Batteries Higgins and J. Hark'ns. Sexton and
Woods.
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CITY
BALTIMORE
Totals so 52Sii 4

lo1 bHEteu TOT DueScnct IN INC eIghth INNING.
Baltimore. ...........2 0 o II?
Jersey City...........,O o 0 U O o 0 o. o
Two base hits--Wais 3; bergen, Murphy.
s.ctsnce h,'"Schmia; s,olsn Ss1s 'f; sercer en,
Payne. Maisel. Walsh. Double plays bergen
!unassistedl: Murphy and MAJ eel; McCrone and
schmidt and Msise,; Doescher. Wondeau and
knight First base on bails-Oh Vtckers, !: on
yer. I. HIT by pitcher By vickers. I. STRUCK ont
by Dsnfor'h, :; by Fr,ll: :; Wild pitch Ertii
bsee on error Baltimore l'mpires Carpenter
and Nailln. Time-t hour and as minutes
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Trt.State 1.eaOse.

A. Atlantic city Harrisburg. 8: Johns
town. I.
Al Reading Reading. 6. York, :
~ Trenton Trenton, 6: Atlantic city, 3.
A. Wilmington Allentown 3, Wiimins
ton l.
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A. !.awrencc--Iawre 6: Lynn. :
A. Love eil--Worcester. II; Lowell ..
A. nrockton-Brockton. 2: Haverhill, l.
At Fail Riyer-Fali River. s. New Bed
n
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rrespsct Park Base baM Res.,,s.

lyn,
stock Exch, Emp, 10: SpsuldinE A e, !;
. Rangers, I. Rtchmond A. C. 8.
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(a) BAtted for Lavender In third.
ihI Bstted for Richie In ninth
Philadelphia. ..... u u q 0 I. 4
Chicago, ..,.... .... ~ u u u o o
irft IN base. Philadelphia 4; Chicago, =
ont ny Is,Icy. D. nv Lavender, !. by
Richie, !, Two base hits 'ra,n,h, :. Archer,
MAgce. I.obert Home run PAskert. Sacrifice
hit Schultz, Double plays Tinker to Hvers 10
Saler. Archer to Eyrrs. umpires Riger and
fiuperan. Tune u .sms-Lts.
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Among other Arms that have taken TO
tho U'rc wheel for 1918 Is the United
states Motor Co, which offers this
TYP" IT wheel on the Stoddard- Dayton
kn'Sht SIX. No radical changes have
been made in this car otherwise. IL ia
announced
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A. Rochester.

n. II. T.
Toronto. ...... ieoii.s Ii: is 9
Batteries-Rudolph and Bemis: Jones
Wilhelm and ia ok m sch,
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RASEbA!I TO-DAY. ? games; nrs, game
ar. y '. Americans w. Cleveland. Ameri.
can Leaguc Park. Adm oe.--Ads.
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FIRST CANF.
t0 Ba,.ed for Ben. in the eishsh i I'M

Two base h,,s-Kuhn' sacrifice hi,-waener.
Sacrifice hySnhl Stolen bases Speaker. 2:
Weaver. Hooper. Lett on bases Boston. Q: Chi
cago. S, First base on balis-On Benz. 5: on Bell
!; on Collins. l. First base on errors.Boston. q:
Chicago ?. Struck out-By Renz, I; by bell. !:
by Collins, s. Umpires- Connolly and Hart.
Time hour and t2 minutes.
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At Du4alo.

Il. H r,
Aontrsal..'.... :SSee9See-,a,s 3 -!
Batteries--Mattern. Fletcher. Madden and
Murphy; Ewins and Mitchell.
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Th" United States Natl Co. which h..

IN" United States Mail Co. which has
IN" contract for handling the malls in
New York and vicinity. has PLACED an
order with the Il. L. Company. Eastern
agents for the Garford. for eleven three
ton Gsrfcrd trucks This comes after
having experimental with about a dozen
different makes Of trucks In tho past two
Yeas.
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Jersey City In Baltimore
Newark In Providence.
Montreal IN Bunaio two gares,
Toronto In Rochester t~o games
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Doyle was somewhat slow In the third
inning Of the hrst game when Wilson triplcd.
else hc could have relayed the ball over to
third In time to get Wilson.
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Montgomery. 4: Memphis. =
Mobile. 3; Chattanooga, o
Atlantis, !: Sew orleans.
Nashville. I. BtrminS ham. ,.
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Western League.

Oma hs, 9: Denver. I.
Iincolu. 4; st. Joe, Z.
Topeka .Des Montes: rain.
Wichita Sioux city: rain.
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CoanecticUt League.
Al dseport--Bridgeport. .: New Ha.
ven. /.
A. Hartford. Hartford. 7; springneld. I.
At u0ly0ke-Holyoke l WAterbury o


Jacksonville. I; Albany. O.
Savannah. 4; coluinbia, I.
Columbus, I: Macon, o
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CarOllna Association.

winston -Sa lem. 3: Anderson. ! Is innings;
rain.
Greensboro, I; Grecnvt1le, J.
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Vesterday's Resu1ts.

Baltimore. 1:: Jersey City. o.
Providence. Is: Newark,
Buffalo. 10. Montreal.
Toronto. l:. Rochester.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-07-31
MONROE SNE DOCTRINE
COVERS MAGDALENA
committee VIII Report Th.,
N9 rorsisn Nation May Secure Ne.
val Base on Bay.
BY Associated nr...

washington, July so-Tbat ~. AZ.
foreisn ,a.Ie expressly forbids anv
at Magdalena Bay or otba, iaNaI VA nase
situated points on tha Annar,slLl slLlllariy
stance ~ eAiuerstooc 70 be the sub
row nv sa,p .eport TO be made tomor-
cornr,tt+ao "a or S Lodge to the senate
Lodge is chairman OF tba s,th r oendGor
ter was ea raFa .ne Magdalena Bay mat
Formation ,.tal ca last April when in
a Jansnasa" vas as olsciosed showing that
tiated for noo ndds ns concern had nego-
California ',OOo.ooO re acres Of land of the
dalena Bay. 1t is un6erstoc,5 Mag
port to be made tomorrow y-,II Ine re-
strong reafirmation Of tba n pe
doctrine 'He monroe
President Taft, at the t,rna tho ~.
stated +bat hiatser was made public
he Torn- 20 evidence was found that
1ebtvd az government itself was
leaVorfng to secure land eh-
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-07-31
PLAN OF PACKERS
rney ,9y General Said to be satis6sd
wr wtn Method of DissoIvins Trust
Which Has Been Proposed
BY Associated pr...

washington, July so.-Tba r,aa.
packers PACKERS, plan for dissoIvinr tba Ma NJ
Ilonal Packing Company win he va
RtoHeo' tto' according to present indica :
SINS sbUs' Dy Attorney General VICE.
A general anIysis Of tba aa4.r
port on the plan, subnitted ateo - tt re-
torney general last Friday has T tan5a. a.
20 connrm his original opinion tbat
,'5t, s9nulne disfntegration in harneo,,S. e,S
h mlCn the Sherman antitrust law 4ls my
neen attempted and that If VIII las hs
t.a for the government ~ eJe
t;or tso contemplated NE civil suit of dissoine In
that that +h ne plan indicates, it is said
ma r+a-s vii wLI De competition in MANY
ton before. ''S no compeu-
Is, however, Will be
lennite conclusion is reached
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-07-31
PROBING DEATH
Of WESTHOFEN
GOVERNOR WILL REQUEST RE-
CONVEYING OF GRAND JURY TO
INVESTIGATE ALLEGED MUIR
DER-SoN- -IN-LAW OF PREsI-
DENT TILLIs STILL IN JAIL-NE-
GRO CHAUFFEUR ARRESTED.
BY Associated Press,

Montgomery, Ala, July 3o.-Govern-
or O'Neal announced today that this
afternoon he will request Judge Arm
stead Brown to reconvene the Mont
gomery county grand jury to investi-
gate the alleged murder of P. ]. West
hofen, who just before he died yester-
day from the effects of a pistol wound.
involved /. E. Boyett, son-in-law of
Richard Tillis, a Montgomery million
aire. Boyett is in jail without bond
charged with murder. The shooting
occurred at McGehee's, this county.
Ike White, a negro chauffeur en-
ployed by Mrs. I. E. Boyett, was today
arrested in by Sheriff Hood on the
charge Of completely In the murder of
z. j. Westhofen, the German, who died
here yesterday from lockjaw said to
have been caused by gunshot wounds
which he mysterfously received last
week. l. e. Boyett, who is charged
with the muder, refused to make any
statement, but says he can prove an
alibi.
1t was said today that Westhofen
declared before his death that Boyett
committed the murder. but official
statement of this has not been made.
More arrests are expected In the
case.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-07-31
Wants Congress to
Investigate BOOSTERS
representative "cy' suIIoway Has Bean
disturbed BY the UntimeIy GROWING
of the Fowls.

washington, July 30.-If anv Ius+v-
In tnroated rooster Of the national -csry csny
daroIi 5aI tnought he could disturb the nor, ndn-
uetous sIumbers Of various and s,,1Jr,.
statesmen and successfuIIv ga+ a-I--l --aI y
,H.tth VIII H. then that rooster reckonsd
without the activities Of Penra1aJa4- 4UacLts q
Ne ~ Sulloway Of New HapnpsbiTa
"a cI[o+ rttt subway, annoyed BY the
&c acket lt produced by Washington'a oorl,, cl-S
IN those hours around dawn W Wa, 2 ootks tLs
oI1,+ias oiILlns IS pest, has introduced a res els
- Inv r5oIiS gSttgatlon Of chanticleers. Indeed
nI,frv i, ~ "a lar as to authorize in
sts pigeon coops in the capitals residenne 51.1e
Mr. Sulloway says ne wants IN da
,SI,iL ,Tr LlliRe l what the police have done fo
suID -I1 the alleged nuisance. II ii a.
aared the New Hampshire 1a,v--,,i-o- /
.el!eEes = IN the efficacy Of the shot e11n
lhe authorities decline to ACT.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-07-31
WILL BUILD GREAT
WIRELESS STATION
0n'ueo Fruit Company Proposes +o
rut up Biggest Plant in the WorIJ
at New Orleans. O''O
BY Associated Rr.s.

new Orleans, July 30.-Tbe nron.
erty Of the old Louisiana Drtvins, P1Up C7,IS
including 20 acres near the city narb nary
E,s,st4 Eas oought yesterday by the United
fult Iult company to be used as the rJte
Tor what the company proposes vbaIi SaTI
Ihe largest wireless station a.
Anerlca- ~ The station is expected -
s oLish wireless connections betwAen ~
lillian tations. aS Bra
me United Fruit Company already
r-a a station here but 1t win be dis,
mantled upon the completion ~ us tba
new faa. one; one -Four towers the talIest 400 @
he s.a, t1sh, wiz be erected. Work on
once. The companys oficiaIS as+dH
anaS IIaSe that close to $500. 900 for The
property and the equipment vii, ~ be
~ .e The ground unoccupied bv
ne wireless apparatus viii he COW
,erted into a park, where bor1e, ,-.i,,
'e Quilt for the operators VIII
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-07-31
WILL POSTPONE IF
ARCHIBALD RETIRES
Many Senators VIII Insist on WAL
s"a' OF Commerce Court Judoe 10
impeachment is to Wait Until Fail
BY Associated Press

is or oastalhgton' tL July 30.-A movement
u 3o 1901 among senators who desira
I-r,,il +iitt1LLeolate trial for Judge Archibald
ponement the re+iTen1a-,- -S U post
from the cornrnaTc 80. u ne 1ur1st
- las case mas been decided. If sucb an
asL eehlent IS reached, it is beIiave1
10y 10y OF those now demanding irnme-
----te Daaa.. aclon win consent to a post-
untlL the fall A vote is ex-
me days fixed for meetings of +on 5sti Jay
peachment court this week. 4-'A
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-07-31
WILSON TALKS
ABOUT TARIFF
DISCUSSES SUBJECT TO BE
TREATED IN ACCEPTANCE
SPEECH WITH TWO SENATORS
WILL INSPIRE CONFIDENCE
OF BUSINESS MEN OF coUN-
TRY.
RY AssocIated Press.

Trenton, July 30.-Governor Wilson
held long conference at the state
house today with Senators Mark Smith,
of Arizona, and Ellison D. Smith, of
South Carolina, upon the tariff and
how he will deal with Il in his speech
Ln t.ayad tba governor would so treat the ne
nopep 4e15T as as to inspire the confidence ol
the thelt business men Of the count country; Negro
o1A.oereev a oe Of New Jersey called on
ly1a yeiiioc1 so1er1or e and told him the men Oh
VI, t,le acc wanted a candidate IN sym
pa+bv with their aims and anplt,ons. trs
The governor replied that ne was ~, his /
IN the south and assured Ihe4L ~ 90.
willingness to deal Win 'l40
| fairly.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-07-31
STEAMERS COLLIDE.
PASSENGERS SAFE
"'sy OF Hoekland Injured by crashIna
ln'O E0'i'er-Two Hundred Persons
on Board Are Safely Removed
BY Associated Pre,..

hockport Mass, July so-Tbo
Eteamer City of Rockland. bounG fro,,s
early to6e,, ~ 10 Post0n' was In collision
CbichoIou iouay with the collier William
tv nil. -1t ne accident occurred thir-
An 20 nIorlneast .II at or Boone Island.
the City Of RockIand ,gorn IN poato
transferred to the sfea1,a, r,sIILly saLely
from Bangor for Boston DelLast'
The City Of Rockland wa. .o,.. -
tow ny the Belfast after the nassana..l IA
mad been transferred, sTbe sselsers
vxas 'x taking in water rapidly. T-s+eI
lree tugs took her in tow.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-07-31
JAPANESE MOURN
MONARCH'S DEATH
All Festivities Abandoned Throughout
Empire-New Ruler Remains III
saoIusion During Day.
-. Associated Press.

TOXIC. July so.--Japan Is IN rrnneror Ir0~In
ing s,'L,to M All festivities and puonc
e.,ncfions M Mu[si have been abandoned so Eco
IIneI,pnn LlI e.,pnnghout hon the empire are wearing
'hT The ne new ruler, Yoshihito, ana oniS niS
arsor+ n remain in seclusion. Ls GnLs
consoro cons oorrt functionaries, making plans
tl1su Fas = me state funeral, are permltteo -
T # is expected q special session en ant ~
| parI,ament win be calleo soon nab;,at
that, ma efar @is their designations as is Gus.
WIZ WIN W when change Of rule occurs
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-07-31
will INVITE DEMOCRATIC o,.-
GOVERNORS TO SEA GIN

washington, July 3o.-At the reg reg 4s..s
o4 Governor Wilson, Represse9ii.a.l1s Repst9 n1,o ~
lanes. of Kentucky, VINO VIZ. ao 'At Gjrt
the speech of notification At - 9e4 INVITA-
on 4ione aus 10 fo't the e governors of all Demo
c,oni cratio states and the defeated can canoto T.
dates ,tte at the Baltimore convention convent ~
ettend the notification exercises
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-07-31
LETTERS
IN GRACE CASE
MYSTERIOUS EPIsTLEs ENTER
LARGELY INTO THE TEsTI-
MoNY-oRAcE APPEARS TO BE
IN CONSTANT FEAR OF DEATH
-DEFENsE MAY CLAIM he is
SHAMMlNG PARALYSIS.
BY Associated Press.

Atlanta, July 80.-Four mysterious
letters, said to have been signed by
Eugene Fl. Grace, were constantly re-
ferred to this afternoon in the trial
Of his wife Mrs Daisy Yrrl5 81 5tr9 9aRfaeevv4ar
rr.st,sasses were called to tdentry tnenL
Tbav are supposed to be the iaLhoos I3or
ss-,;tt,s let+ars the existence or Wh.oA
eltD' - clearly established until To-
day. 81 bar husband
at the hospital on the night OF nef ha,
~as+ before she knew ne accuseu accu1o..to- ~,
was touched upon by the prose0useid; ps sid
tSU1Ia9 GU1 ara these things they are say
Wv, w AAI ahoI1t met" Grace's reply wa va
aT5s,ev arrS why did you shoot meT IN n
,.fanse blocked further efforts TO - q
~ interview before the jury:
tne l Ai1v wes excluded during Prioheu
t WbIIe Yesterdays session OF the u
, yos devoid of sensations the PL1.
3 c,naIs in the case We're the cent? o. q,
t morbid throng in wn1cn "o41A0AA
= children predominateo. .r,a co,,
= uTben Grace was borne to tne cou
: o',sa On a stretcher, his bearers We
o a1ynos+ swept off their feet oy
InIo IF men. women and chiloren'
mo" GRACE FEARS DEATH
Grace underwent the ordeal OF
,nS+isI dav of the trial better tnan
L physicians expected. ,nd,natsd Has ner oy y
condition, however, Is inolc@0oo ~
ut ie4 Ha has appealed to city detecei
in for protection in the court Too s
Son.t trust that woman and rear
friends still more, he Is qoo'eu
II is fntimated that Mrs. Grace
n n ondaayor to show that her husoan
,Ge ,Iio not paralyized from the waist is.o &c
eoo sa,o During the proceedings yesteroa,y a: !.
ing created mild sensatlon anreu wuen Wv s719
h,s Genes legs move" a
IlIE NE When questioned about the rw1
my my ing Of his limbs. Grace attributed
OF 10 reflex action. IF any one tntnkS AZ .sT,
- feioning helplessness, he said'
io1g i them to stick pin in my boo
.od 81 I Ion bat an eye I'll submit to any pul
gra+ | rnent."
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-07-31
CHARGES THAT JUDGE
SPEER rs CORRUPT
cd Huff Sends Copies of Complaint
AGAINST Macon Jurist to Pres'denf
Tsft in Effort to Have Him I'm |
peachsd.
Nv Associated Press.

Macon. Ga. July so.-CoL W: :
unff announced tonight that ne wa
sending copies of his charges asalii' !
Federal Judge Emory 3. Spee
president Taft in an eIIore ~
action taken looking to"aIa 'Ao i
peachment Of the 5udse, Who' A'0
4TTeg this afternoon made
,,,argas 20 a matter of court record
Iii iii appear before Judge Speer
r,nrrow -, TO answer a charge OF co
tempt Of court