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The daily sentinel., 1912-05-27
COLORADO MAN TESTIFIES.

Associated Press
New York, May 27.-Frank M.
Downcock, superintendent of the
United States mint at Denver and
one Of the original promoters of the
Longmont Sugar Company, now a
part Of the Great Western Sugar
Company, was called to the stand to-
day by the government in the dis
solution suit against the American
Sugar Refining Company.
The daily sentinel., 1912-05-27
DEAD
Associated Press.

Associated Press.
Paris, May PA report is pub
lished here that 10000 Moors have
made an attack on the French camp
at Meoada, near the Algerian from
tier; that the French troops lost $50
killed and $50 wounded, and that
the Moors were finally repulsed,
leaving 1000 dead and 800 wound
ed on the field.
The ministry of war has not re-
ceived confirmation of this report.
The daily sentinel., 1912-05-27
THEU, s, WILL NOT INTERVENE IN
CUBA, TAFT W|RESG0MEz TODAY
The President Angry Because Formidable and Sudden Movement American Fleet
Sends Sharp Message Washington But Quickly Reassed by President
Tdt-Bg War Vessels From This Country Have Orders Simply
Protect American Lives and Property

Guantanamo tomorrow, the extent to
which the marines sail be employed.
1t is believed that. as soon as Pres
ident Gomez is made aware of the
fact that there is no sinister purpose
behind the movements of the naval
vessels, and that their commanders
will do nothing more than endeavor
to prevent injury to American lives
and property, he will no longer OBJ
ject.
The daily sentinel., 1912-05-27

Associated Press.
Havana, Cuba, May 27.-The
strike of the lighter men and other
laborers in the port of Havana has
come to an end, and today all classes
of workers are engaged at their du-
ties.
The settlement of the strike was
due entirely to the intervention of
President Gomez, who indicated to
the strikers that they must cease
their agitation pending the crisis
through which the country is now
passing.
The government has received no
further news today from the province
of Oriente, but continues straining
every nerve to rush reinforcements,
The daily sentinel., 1912-05-27
TODAY IN
POLITICS

New York, May 27.-How the re-
day:
Taft, ass.
Roosevelt, 424.
LaFollette, SO.
Cummins, 10.
Unclassified, 60.
Elected to date, LOIS.
Needed to give Taft majority, So.
Needed to give Roosevelt major
ity, 116,
To be chosen, 60.
The democratic situation is as fol-
lows:
Clark, 300.
Wilson, 1879.
Underwood, So.
Marshall, 80.
Baldwin, IA.
Burke, 10.
Harmon, SO.
Uninstructed and unclassified, 1917.
Elected to date, S34.
To be elected, 236.
Washington, My 27.-While ex-
pressing the conviction that he would
be the democratic nominee for the
presidency, Speaker Champ Clark has
announced that he will file his candi-
dacy for reelection to congress from
the 9th Missouri district
In statement which was accom-
panied by another signed by the en-
tire democratic Missouri delegation
in congress, he said he did so because
OF the pressure brought to bear on
him by his constituents
The daily sentinel., 1912-05-27
IS TORREON CAPTURED?

Associated Press.
Juarez, Mex, May Messages
have been received here today. from
Chihuahua announcing the capture
of Torreon by the rebels under Cen
eral Argumendo. Details are lack
ing.
The daily sentinel., 1912-05-27
Roam CREEK RESERVOIR
DAM BREAKS; $4,000 LOSS

:
The big Roam creek reservoir miles De
this
worth of
s Roam valley of less )
= No loss of life BEEN :
3 It's 1Ofoo flood head down
along the valley is lost and practically everything
planted oredoomed
8 1t will be useless to attempt in anything else.
The the
. ed the Grand several inches below the mouth
II city
new dam will be erected at another location
: that 6
The daily sentinel., 1912-05-27
WRIGHT'S CONDITION WORSE.

Dayton, o.. May 27.-The condi-
ticn of Wilbur Wright, the aviator,
took an alarming turn early today,
when he became unconscious with
The daily sentinel., 1912-05-27

Associated Press.
Jersey City, n. J., May 27.-Pres-
ident Taft sent message today to
President Gomez of Cuba saying that
he would not intervene in the Cuban
disturbance.
The daily sentinel., 1912-05-27

Paris, May 27.-The minister of
war this afternoon insisted that the
report of the attack on Merada is not
true.
The daily sentinel., 1912-05-27

with supplies of arms and ammuni-
tion, to the front.
Associated Press.
Santiago. Cuba, May PA coffee
plantation belonging to John Botte.
German subject, near El Cobre. o
miles west of this city, was destroyed
today by rebel band The buildings
were burned and the horses and cat
tie driven away.
a protest has been lodged with the
German consul.
The daily sentinel., 1912-05-27
Associated Press.

Associated Press.
Washington, May 27.-The tele-
gram sent yesterday by President Co.
mez of Cuba to President Taft, in
which he protested against interven-
tion by the United States in the up
rising of negroes, was based upon a
misunderstanding of the purpose of
the American government in dis
patching the large naval force which
is now on its way to Key West.
The state department, after having
instructed American Minister Baupre
at Havana to make plain to the Gu
ban government the purpose of the
movement, has left to Colonel Kar-
many, commanding the marines on
the cruiser Prairie, which is due at
The daily sentinel., 1912-05-27

Associated Press.
Havana, May 27.-President Co
mez has received a message from the
president OF the United States dis
claiming any intention on his part
to intervene in the present trouble.
President Gomez Immediately sum
moned a meeting of his cabinet, to
which he communicated the text of
a message, which he is now preparing
in reply, expressing the highest ap-
probation of President Taft's atti-
tude.
The daily sentinel., 1912-05-27
ToDAY's WHEAT MARKET.

Chicago. May 27.-May wheat to-
day closed at 114&
The daily sentinel., 1912-05-27
Today sGames

Associated Press.
The Pensacola journal., 1912-12-19
WOMAN SHOT MAN
TO DEFEND HONOR
Mrs. a L. lynn Repeats Asr State
rnent 10 10 Why shs Killsd 7s.Vsar
Old Farnsr
nY Associated PREss

uua'In. Ca. Dec is-The police are
rfH fryIuE o. solve tho mystery ~
thc killing of Frank IiVhtower. aged
1h. last night by AIRS A. T. Lynn. aEs
~ Az infant child ssaa the only eyc
witness Mrs. Lynn reiterated today
HUI statement that she Killed High
tower te defend her honor. she has
rot been arrested. An cxamination co.
taY showed fiEhf0wer was shot seven
times
crfefinH the shootinE she said
"{Nhrn hr came ho asked where INV
husband waa : told him be- was in
tHc Geld picking cotton. Ho thea
saId g had an excuse % cnme here
iar toad 0f ughrwool. but came for
sEmefhinv else. and infeud % have Sc
o protested. be caught hold of me and
= sHct h.m"
The Pensacola journal., 1912-12-19
Crown PRINCE or RUSSIA NOT
SUFFERING FRCM TuBERCuLosI

Berlin. Dee S-AssuIsure that tbs
Grown Prince AIeyls cf Huss.a O. noe
HudertnE fruu tuHFrCsIasIs was receive
"a 9y the Russian an gassador here ta-
day The arr Hassadnr had called thf at-
teutI0u az trH Russian Imperial famHy
d. tie rcmrdE far fuHrrUa.nFls .u every
form. whlgh ur frrEHreE# I PRED
mar had announce se lHf HIsH1earrH
ard in rorly vac llaFmfl thaf 8 tH-
hsrCu.aF taEnas.H uf $50 mIer.af
crown rrlnrf.s almFat uaF absolutely
CxcIuded. whatever else mav lF the
nafare rf eiH maalf
The Pensacola journal., 1912-12-19
HITcH ~ NEGOTIATIONS
TO SECURE FRANK CHANCE

Circlnnatf. Dec. is--That there was
: hitch IN the u1t'ch talked sf arrange
msnt - which Prank Chancs. former
manager % ths Chicago National
league ciuh would become manager -
tire New TofF Americas team became
known here today when President
HERMANN of ne Cincinnati club said
~ had not released Chance
President herman uhtatufH Chance
several weeks ar3 thfouEh llo route
and N vas th.#r rff fhrf De- irffufrI
thnt ere former ChlUas1 manager
wpuid lead ths C'nc.rhar team thr
cawirg Eeaaon. HuweVeT. Joe Tinker
NhrFtnfap 81 taf ChlraEn uauonals uuH
traced 90 Cincinnati and immediately
Channe's uame hscaraa linked w-ith the
mauaEorshir ~ the Ns~ rork club.
The Pensacola journal., 1912-12-19
WASHINGTON POLICE WANT
WIRE TAPPING sWtNDIER

Jacksonville. pa Dee is-Ma1or
sylvester. chief % police of waahinr-
ton. y. G. aaa wired chief ouiEiey a.
SE Auwifstine not - release Alnert
Garter. the alleged wire tapping F~in-
dler & nder any ~irc1snstances as he ras
a charge % swind'ing IN t1at city 70
present against himi. n ia raid ~ De-
tectiVe GeEan that swtndlsa aREregat-
inR fss.ooo have been traced - TIE
prisoner nnd nat he ia hadly wanted
~ the Adams Ex7ress Company for
forrsr1.. ant raisiug express money or
dera % an unknown arnouut bot run
ninR hlNh into the thousands
Garter "a stiH in prison auattinE ex-
tradition papers from NeW roFk
The Pensacola journal., 1912-12-19

Washington. Dec. 1E-=The lrng
threatened light in fhf senate over ere
confirmation 81 President Taffa 40
pointments broke today. Senator cui-
iom. republican. demanded an eveCu-
tive session. lnterrurtinE a spcsrh hr
Senator smith. democrat - Genrg.a
but the democrats nnbusfered. fl~-'ns
an adjournment The result e. nm
certain tonight
We are not FoinE 40 lrt f1e rrnYrH-
llcana pat us m a corner without wara
inE." said Hoks smith. The pres aent
has DUMPED nominations aecunau afsi =
for STA months. and asks Tor imme-
diate confirmation. The democrats a-o
anxious % confirm the arm and navy
appointments. but othcrs wiu he in-
vesfiEatedT
The Pensacola journal., 1912-12-19

San TF1rasrr Der t8--L-aassd In
ntssI cells tn dark srn smelling
Cbinsse building United states .mmi-
gratlou onc.aia in raid early today
found dFe rhlneae womsn who recantiv
had been HmuWaind in from me Orias.t
and arrested twn men alleged 20 hw
the leaders tn the iramc
TndHf fhE Iradarafin uf rultnd
gtatea linn grafton Inspector ana
worth and Federal Attorney McNah
TIE ent're luraf star ~ csc fnlm Ern-
uuu 0fera battered down steel doors
a. ne entrance 90 me bulelng pltea
The Pensacola journal., 1912-12-19
NEW ORLEANS
BOOSTER HERE
TOMORROW EVE
WILL rELL At COURTHOUSE o.
TIE FIGHT ~ LOUISIANA FOR
STATE CONTROL OF TERMINALS

An arrangements have been COM
pIsfsd f1r the Big dock meeting at the
court house tamornow night 81 q
O'Clock at which tho principal speaker
uIH he James VV. Porch of New or
leans. q member nf the Progressive
Union in that c.ty.
Nr Porch - thc man uho fought
hardest iu behalf ~ the shippers -
UHf rffV ard secured 90 them. with
tEn aId of his ro-warkera. state con
trrI ~ The terminals a belt lire rail-
way ir another thing which New or
lelns has and which Go 0wcs larseN
Iu hla Efforts
The mectinn wu ~ reid under the
nuar.ees of tho Commercial Associa-
trn
The Pensacola journal., 1912-12-19

tefdar aftsfroon hy falling from q tree
~ enc home ~ Mra Martin rI Sullivan
or West Urerory street Hls neck was
broken ~ tho fsu a. BE- fclI q distance
n about fifteen fe-t
Captain Grant bad been M for the
past three ~ four weeks and connned
10 his home during that period. Yes-
terda1 was about tnr nrst day NJ had
been out for any lenEth ~ time ara
~ vac enEnFre in trimming trees a.
thc home nf Mrs Sullivan when
limb on which hc Wa HtandinE broke
and he feli q the ground. strlking on hi.
heaa. The body waH quickly moved 20
the undertakins parlorr Of y. a. Pou
The deceased came 70 pennnrnin two
o. three years ago and during his resi-
dencs made q large circle % acauaint-
ances. uho wiii reEret to learn ~ his
untimslv death
Captain Grant wna one ~ the fcw -
The Pensacola journal., 1912-12-19
Fiive Chinese Women Eound Locked
mSfeel Cells Far Beiow Street LeveI

darkne~s greeted the ofnu~ru. Net a
stairway was found iu the bundlnN.
acceas % each hoor belna Kain~a ~ a
trap door reached ~ q ladder. Far
below tha street level In q mane xf
underEround passaKes the women wsra
found huddlee In the oeila
The raid ADDS a. . cham - events
which have cosf much bioodshsd ia
Chinatown. Chimes infnrmer whB
EaNs Information 20 the wovernmsnt
ieainE % prcviuuA raid. endea ~ore.t
20 return ~ China - eacmpe the ven
gcance of ne arnugaisrn bat vas kifls
- ths liner Korsa His SLAYER q nov
AZ aiuuE ulni Al Monoluiu
The Pensacola journal., 1912-12-19
TWO MURDERED:
MAN ARRESTED
Sen ls Charged With Hsvius killed
His Mother sad Sister b. Crushing
Skulls Wish ~ AEs

Columbia. No Dec. ts--Mrs. Geo.
Moore. aNe at. and her mother. Mrs
May Wmson. a.. were found dead in
their home here today their heads
crushed with an axe Lee Moore. a
sou. who discovered the bodies. was
arrested following his testimony at an
Inquest Moore denied be- kuew any
thing % the murder
He said he cans home from Moher-
ly Mo, today where be was emplot "a
on a railroad and fcun8 80 nodles
The police saY ht came from N1hcr-
~ YESTERDAY and rtgistrred a. hotel
under en- assumoa same They Say
they found bioad marks IH his room
Ht thN hufaL
The Pensacola journal., 1912-12-19
Many Chicago Couples MustRemarry
if They Want Union 10 be Legal

.. other Toe children rtslH.r g
Iam .ae useaf MARRIAGES are v1rbaut
moral protection end have 20 sta1dIrs 8
H H#
Great numbers CO minuiaaua HaVo
r.HH o.. other states ard remarked Do
'.s# l.Hr one scar sfIer being si-
H.r"rH r their own state. The uul1rF
#... nT#u considered legitimate hut
... ##HI court decision wiu eounfl
...m .# rrmHFrv uuw H vrsr hIs
interviewed ur vHIf HufI| Egar aar
....##.
The Pensacola journal., 1912-12-19
GRAFT" is FOUND TO
EXIST IN THE NAVY
! udss Advocate General Makss In-
vsstisation ard Mors Arrests %
comniysary Stewards Are Espsctsa.

Washington. Dee tE-Captain A. T.
Maria. judge advocate Cor the navy.
n ere Investigation ~ Norfolk into
tHe charge uf graft tn connection
With the purchase uf supplies Cor the
Atlantic Heef had Ions conference
uIth Assistant Secretary q the Navy
ErrEmau winthrop t1da.
ff fa known here thTr fhe develop
uerIs In Norfolk iuEslHed an inves-
UHafInH. More arrests 0f commissary
a.HW8raE and contractors are cxperted
The Pensacola journal., 1912-12-19

taifaf'. Dee IA decision rf che
ilino's .'nrena eaF. .#HHE makes "a.
ncee7sar. faf arares a. UH..aHa .H.H..#
to romalf1 H mHF uIs. fr... HaHn r4
BE- recognized aa isra
tt ...'. ..."a taal u ... . .#re.H
Nia.hi. .a' ...aH stated urHHHfrr
Trar ....a tHn
dIEarrI. .H. ceremony .r naf ..asr r..r
10 rfrfHfmrH .H .HsfH.r ..s.. s.......
Lac ga. lsE.g .a. e.a.a - ~. .......
The Pensacola journal., 1912-12-19
THIRTY. CNG COAL MINERS
0ELIEVEp TO &c DEAD

puumand. GERMANY. Dec. Is--TAlr-
fy.uur rHaI minars are believed 20
have been KILLED bV an explosion of
Black damp in the Aahcnrach mine to-
s.E. Sis bodies have been recovered
T.u enc rIt and tse0ty-uve miners
Hr. stI m.TsIuE The taTiosIou was
81. violent chat SO ia Thought that an
H.r. kI.HH
The Pensacola journal., 1912-12-19
p4tLApELPHiA MAN plEs
SUDDENLY ~ ST. AUGUSTINE

Iacksonvliie. De- tg-Ira Miller
Harris % Phiiadeiptia. died suddenly
today while on q VISIT ~ So Aurustlns.
and driving through ths rarks on an
early murninE outing Mia remains
were Heuf TO-DAY 20 naFtona where AZ
HarrLs kad a ninter rcaidence.
The Pensacola journal., 1912-12-19
BODY OF CANADA
CONTRACTOR FOUND
pitsppssred Several Days Ace -
Tamps snd Rsmains Fovnd Under
Aouss.

Tango. Fla. Dcc. fk-Searrh tcr
Lihhey sneider. 3 Manitoha. Canada.
contrac ctnr. who disarrearsd several
DAYS ESQ. ended today when ire hody
was found under q house An autopsy
disclosed death waE que - pnisoning
Apparently the man bad been dead
for several DAYS. sneider came here
Two weeks aRo Ha ts said to have
suffered from mental deranEemenf
The Pensacola journal., 1912-12-19
PRESIDENT WILL
LECTURE AT YALE
tfas Decidsd 20 Aeespt ths ksnt Pre-
fsssorship - LsN Recently Tsndsrsd
Hin.

Washington. Dee 1R-ePrcsfdert
Tart has decided 80 accerh the hent
rrofeaaorship of law IN Vale and viii
probably take up hiH duties early in
the aprinE. The president said Sc
would hf permitted 60 lecture az other
universities and from the platform in
addition 60 hiH Yale lectures
Tie expects % spend several weeks
after March 4 in Augusta On a winter
vacation
The Pensacola journal., 1912-12-19
~ AssoCIATED PREse

WaHhInaton. Dee 1F-J pirrpont
Morgan occupied the center % tha
etnne today before tho houa. money
trust iuVesfiEatinE committee The
Grief point of todnvs eNaminatio
which lasted twenty minutes. waa only
preliminary 90 ths testimony 10 he
EIten tomorrow. and as that hs "a
vowed ai1owinr Interstate corporations
ta deposit their funds WITH nrfyata
bankers withom rpEtrfcflnF the-n ~
Institutions under government super-
vision
He snid the matter should hs i~n
d, tas choice of thr corroratian'n a.
rfcturE Eorrtn vas called 81 90
tfIH afternoon. after the committee
Rad tnHnerted charts and statistics
showing fhs orHaniratlun rf one hun.
arrd and Ihirig four New York. Chi
caEo end nosfcn corporations
rhe concentration of money and
credits the iarrer phase ~ the en-
vest tEafIan vas taken ln IN tne fore.
uu1r. Two huNe charts were placed
in the record rurporfinw 20 shuw
mutual interest," hv cirlteen hiN Nsu
Yerk, Chicago end Boston financial tn
situations IN 11H coruor afionF fhrnuah
iutrriocking 'lirsctcra
aoLo 20 olREcToRstIps
rhc charts we're representsd -
sAowinr the amuafions of 1sa arm
members and directors n the New
YORK Chicawo and Roston Institutions
Included in the charts Thnv rur-
parted % show thar thasa men hold
in eli 7ts directorshiaa IN 11a cor
pnrations having total resources ~
capitalization 81 f3ta9f Gee
The charts uere lnlr0sueed a. asi-
dence end PLACED IN fhs record ~
Phiin Srudscr. a rfatisticlsn Who pre-
pared fhern n hshaf az tha commit
tCe. He vas CxF ultnea At irnwth a.
60 tHeir drfsar and a. 70 ~ method
end acclrrcy cf theFr preparation.
tNTERLcckINs DIRECTORS
A prepared summary % the tahin
or intsrl1ck.ng dirpctorates says.
fThis table shows tha anuations -
"a selected financial instirutlonz. name.
Is j. p. Morgan a Co. New York.
flrst National Bank. NeN YORK. Guar
anti Trust Company. New York.
Bankers Trust Company. New York.
National city Bank New Yoris: Knhn
Loeb A. Co. Nea Nork National Bark
of CONNER -r View York: Hanover
National Bank New York Chase Ma
tional Bank New YORK. Astor Trust
Company. New york Ncw YORK Trust
Company. New York. Blair a Co. New
York Speycr Co. New Wors. Con-
tinanfal and Commercial National
PanE ChiCasos F1ru National Bank.
Chlcazos Illinois Truss and SAVINGS
Bank Chicazns Kidder Peabody a Co,
Boston and New York. Lae Hiwginson
a Co. Boston ard New rork. via
the greater banks. trust cnmranles
ard insurance companisf and trans
uortation Hvstcus. and producing and
tradiun rprpora tians ans public utility
corporations. through representation
upon their boards ~ directors
FIRM nEHBERs NUmsER 80.
The nrm members and directors
whose HHIiationf are thus sAown num-
Ter ls0. fn thn nEEref.te trey hold
ss6 dlrecturshIfas ln Al banks and trust
companies havinz total resources ~
The Pensacola journal., 1912-12-19
MOUNTAINEER is
HELD FOR TRIAL
Jaeob punrsi e Fsund to Huss Sent
Thrsatsnina Letter to President.
Eisct Wilson.

New York Dec fe-Fnr1b Dunna
Que % thH three mnnrf st~rrrs rnnrg-
- with sending sIfraf r'rH letters ~
President -aierf WNFrn. waa held Cor
grand iurV Al fff cnsrIuslsn ~ me
preliminary hearlnr fodsr.
United sfates Cuuaun srIaner Stnrk-
ton. before whom tne hearing was held
found the rrfl.rto aEnInFt Davenport
insnnicisut Warren Dunn vas re-
isafed YESTERDAY
The Pensacola journal., 1912-12-19
FORAKER SAYS LETTERS
STOLEN FROM FILES OF
THE STANDARD OIL co.
MCOMBS WILL
BE WITH WILSON
IN WASHINGTON

Princeton. N. j. Dec t8.-Aftcr a
farrs-houu conference with W. o.
afuComha. Presideat-sIect wilson
saId tonight that De would take az
fhs selection of h.a cabinet in
earnest He would make no state
ment ~ % its personnel
Asked whether McCum1a viii
"hrIp hIma lu Washington. Gov.
wilson replied COZ course he will"
De dld not state whether it win be
Coz au ofHrial capacity.
The Pensacola journal., 1912-12-19
LET CONTRACT
TO CONSTRUCT
42-MILEC CANAL
VIII Reach From West
Palm Beach 10 Lake
Okeechobec
COST ESTIMATED
AT ABOUT $500, COO

Board OF Trustees OF Inter
nal Improvement Fund OF
Florida Award the Con
tract 20 National Dredg-
ing Co. OF Birmingham
100000 Cubic Yards Of
Earth and Goo 900 Of Rock
20 be ENcavated.
The Pensacola journal., 1912-12-19
srEc1AL Io - IouRNAL-

NFEL1AAs ~ AhE aRAhsNAAa
Tallahassee. Dee lS-The board -
srustees ~ ne Internal Improvement
fund. stGrtine IN Monday morning
have had a FUN weok ~ consideration
of naattera relating % the Everglades.
TIE matter taken up snd disposed -
On Monday wss contracting Tor The
Construction of the West Palm Beach
eanAi This canal wtm 10 constructed
from Palm Rearh % lake Oksechohse
hv ths shortest ard most available
route. n wfn 10 a. 4. rnil~s Ions,
having an average width ~ the bot
tom ~ rs feet ana average dsrth -
If feet requiring an excavation ~ ap-
p-extnataiy 100 ao8 cuttc wards ~
earth and ssE 600 cubic wards ~ ruck
This canal wll lae heEun july isi. and
q ~ hs completed IN 80 months there
frou. int canal wili - the shortest
rout. from the coaat - Lake nkeecho-
bse. ana 49, ~ fhe RatrwHy - the
EverEladss eounirv.
s2zs.ooo NOW AVAILABLE
The land owners slong ~ ruuis q
ths canal and who wlu - anerfed ~
e. coneft1lcfsrr. hrR@ rurtrtniitea Atss-
rivwu ia.eso acrsa ~ land. watch haH
gwen NMaN#M MNF*M ~ t#At#A NNA@A -
hesn sold for 81 ner acfe. 81 an
amount q fiBn.n0o which has heen
placed n the credit 20 this work max
inr = total ~ tz2tooo already aVaiiahis.
n r. estimate NAT the construction
~ THE cana wli cust about ttoe0oa.
The success in earrSinE througa MS
project ia one larNely fo NJ r. y
Campbell and a. VI RouHaea, of West
Palm Reach. wha have unrked most
earnestly and rersistsntly FOR - ac-
cornpitshmenl They have cone this at
q nacrinco ~ much time and expcnse.
The foilc~ing is tho list - BIDS win
rriceH Zoe the construction uf the West
Palm Bearh cana.
National Constraction Company. Hir- 4
uinRham. tn rrt-e pr cubic yard
Earth : cas-. rock SO. without ciassih-
cation toTss
Hnlshorough Dr~drinr Company.
Tampa. Fla Earth soaa: rock. t.2ta.
F'1rpt -Clark Construction Company
Miami Fla- Earth tTa. rock. so
Miami EngineefinE A Construction
Company. Miami, Fla. Earth. as2bi
rock. f1e
The contract was Eivca uhs National
Construction Company. Birmingham.
Ala. upon their hia ~ toTes per cubic
yard without oiAzsihoation of material
eKcavated.
The Pensacola journal., 1912-12-19
The Senator Appears Before
Committee Probing Cam
paign Expenditures.
GETS CONFESSION
FROM ONE OF MEN

w. w. Winkdcld and
Charles Stump Secured
the Letters While En-
ployed by Standard oil.
Receiving 5000 foy Those
20 Forakcr-lIeafst Paid
a Total Of $4,000 for
Such Letters
The Pensacola journal., 1912-12-19

capt W W Grant one % Buffalo
Bnrs Indian scouts. and who served
in many oampaiHns In me wsr' IN me
sixties and alters ards mst death yes.
The Pensacola journal., 1912-12-19
COUNCIL COMMITTEE
SAYS CITIZENS ARE TO
VOTE ON NEW CHARTER
VIII Not Attempt 70 Use
Power Given Under the
Resolution.
MANY ADDRESSES
HEARD AT MEETING

Members az the Committee
Pledge Themselves 90 Call
an Election II People De-
sire a Commission Gov
ernment and Permit a
Vote on Various PROPOSE
tions-Stokes Opposes a
Commission.
The Pensacola journal., 1912-12-19
GRANT.
INDIAN SCOUT,
MEETS DEATH
Neck is Broken by Falling
From Tree AZ Home of
Martin III. Sullivan.
SERVED FOR YEARS
WITH BUFFALO BILL

Accident Occurred Yester-
day Afternoon While He
Was Engaged in Trim
ming Some Trees-Had
Participated in Many In
dian Campaigns IN the
West.
The Pensacola journal., 1912-12-19
LONG EXPECTED
FIGHT IN j. S.
SENATE BREAKS
Republicans Want All OF
President TAFT Appoint
ments Confirmed.
ATTEMPT TO FORCE
EXECUTIVE SESSION

Democrats Resort 20 Fiji
clustering and Force an
Adjournment - Senator
Smith Says Democrats
are Anxious TO Confirm
Army and Navy Appoint
ment. But Not Others.