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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-10-04

Detroit, Mich, Oct S.-If the story
which George Brown Spengier told
last night proves to be true, tnen
crime mystery which has puzzled De-
troit police for nearly three years mas
been cleared up.
Spengler, a laborer 80 years ola ana
described as a moral pervert, was ar
rested in connection with the muroer
Of 12-year- -old Matilda Reis, whose
mutilated body was found in an alley
near her home last Tuesday night.
tie confessed not only to having killed
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-10-04

and United States army officers, Sen
ator Fall says, led him to act at once.
The consul. his chief OF secret service
and two United States soldiers were
arrested by county authorities At
Douglas.
Not only have Americans been
searched and arrested without war
rant, but political refugees from Mex
leo have been bounded BY these Mex
lean secret service agents. Refugees
in California told me they went thers
because they were annoyed In FL Pas
and left for Los Angeles where tn
were freer from persecution"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-10-04
If Story Of Man is True, Crime
Mystery Has Been Solved in Detroit

and mistreated this child. but told the
police he also mistreated and muir
dered Helen Brown, IL years old,
whose body was found in coal yard
on December II. 1909.
Four other girls have been attacked
in Detroit in the last thirteen months.
One of them was permanently injured
and the others less seriously hurt
Spengler admits responsibility for two
of these offenses. In each case the
child was attacked as she lay asleep
in her parents home.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-10-04
FOUR BATTLESHIpS WILL
ARRIVE HERE ON NOV. 22

Washington, Oct 3.-The Atlantic fleet will cruise
in South Atlantic after the New York review
October IL to Is. The flagship of the first third and
fourth divisions will go Charleston The second dvi-
sion goes to the gulf, stopping Pensacola, from Nov
~ o26, and then goes New Orleans and Galveston
The second division consists of the battleships Louis
lana, flagship; Kansas South Carolina and Vermont
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-10-04
BOND ISSUES BEST MEANS OF
GETTING IMPROVEMENT MONEY

Atlantic City. N. J., Oct. S.-Bond
issues present the best means of rails
ing money for road Improvement, ac-
cording to United States Treasurer
Lee McClung, who spoke to the Amer
lean Road Congress here today. Mr..
McClung advocated a provision for
sinking funds Incorporated In such is
sues in order that there might be
money for maintenance.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-10-04
Fl. E. ENDTCOTT WON
WISCONSIN TROPHY
Made f73 Miles in Three Hours, Six
Minutes and 44.79 Seconds, Driving
a Mason Special.

Wauwatosa Race Course. Wis, Oct.
S.-Harry e. Endicott, driving a Ma
son Special, won the 173 mile wiscon-
sin trophy race today in three hours,
six minutes and 44.79 seconds Only
one other car, another Mason, driven
by George Mason, remained to the
finish.
Mort. Roberts. IN Mason Special,
won the 220-mile Pabst trophy in three
hours. As minutes and 53.71 seconds
after field of eight starters had been
reduced to three
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-10-04
EVIDENCE OF A
DAMAGING KIND
TOBE ADMITTED
FEDERAL JUDGE ANDERSON
OPENS THE WAY FOR PROSE.
CUTION IN THE DYNAMITE
CASES TO SHOW WHAT WAS
DONE WITH THE EXPLOSIVES
JURY Is EMPANELLED.

indianapolis, Ind, Oct 3.-Not only
evidence of the alleged illegal inter
state shipment Of dynamite and nitro
glycerine, but evidence Of what was
done with the explosives will be ad-
mitted in the trial Of forty-six men
accused of completely in the dyna-
mite plots.
Federal Judge Anderson so ruled to-
day, thus opening TO the prosecution
the right to show the motive by going
into the details OF the explosives, in
cluding the Los Angeles Times. Fol-
lowing the empanelling Of the jury,
there was a severe arraignment of the
defendants by District Attorney Miller
in his opening statement. MilIer's
reference to one Mcnamara being
sentenced for murder was objected to
by Senator Kern, counsel for the de-
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-10-04

Tallahassee. Oct. 8.-Attorney GEN
eral Park Trammen today gave Sec
retary Of State Crawford an opinion
relative to the proposal of Gov. Gill
christ that the latter bring an injunc-
tion suit against the secretary of state,
enjoining him from further publishing
the proposed initiative and referendum
constitutional amendment.
The governor has requested Score
tary Crawford to agree to a friendly
suit, but the attorney general advises
that he do no such thing, as the only
thing the governor will accomplish
by such a step would be to prevent
the people from recording their will,
and If the governor desires to do any
testing in this matter he can do so
after the election just as well as he
can now. The attorney generals
spicy letter to the secretary of state
follows:
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-10-04
SERIOUS WRECK
IN CONNECTICUT
At Least Eight Were Killed When Ex-
press From Boston to New York
Was Ditehed Near Wsstport.

westport. Conn. Oct AT least
eight were killed late today when the
express from Boston to New York on
the New York, New Haven & Hart
ford railroad was ditched near here
and four parlor cars burst into flames,
which probably imprisoned some OF the
passengers.
The exact number of fatalities may
be undetermined for some hours.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-10-04
GREEKS CALLED
ON NTORETURN TO
THEIR COLORS
ALL REsERVisTs IN THE UNITED
STATES ARE WANTED-VESSEL
Is coMMANDERED BY CONSUL
GENERAL AT NEW YORK AND
WILL BE SENT TO PHILADEL-
PHIA FOR A CARGO OF AMMU-
NlTIoN.

New York, Oct. 3.-The steamer
sail at noon for Piraeus, Greece, with
two thousand passengers, was COM
wandered today by the Greek consul
general here and the vessel prepared
to sail at once for Philadelphia for a
cargo of ammunition, then return to
New York for the reservists of Greece
and the Balkans who plan to sail for
Greece.
All Greek reservists in the United
States are requested by their govern
ment to return to their colors.
The Greek consul announced that
he had received cablegram from his
government to this effect.
The Greek quarter seethed with the
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-10-04
MINISTER'S MUST NOT
LISTEN TO ANY JOKES

Chicago, Oct. "A minister Of the
Methodist Episcopal church must not
yield to tendency to tell risque jokes
and he must not permit others to tell
them in his presence. even If he has
to use force to prevent their being
told, according to Bishop William F..
Mcdowell. who today addressed the
Rock River conference at Evanston
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-10-04
TRAMMELL'S LETTER.
"Tallahassee. Fla Oct. 2. 1a

TallahaSSee, Fla, Oct. z, 1917
Hon. H. Clay Crawford, Secretary of
State, Tallahassee, Fla.
Dear Sir: In regard to the confer
ence on yesterday with Governor GIL
christ and Senator Finlayson at which
time the governor indicated that he
was considering bringing a suit against
you from further publishing the pro-
posed initiative and referendum con-
stitutional amendment and reqneste
you to agree to said suit as a friendly
suit, wish to say that in view of the
fact that our supreme court as well
as a number of courts of other states
have held that in considering the
validity of constitutional amendment
the vote of the people or the popular
voice is the paramount act, 1 do not
think 1t advisable for you to concede
to the governors request, as the re-
suit sought by such suit would be to
head OF and prevent the voters from
having the privilege Of recording their
wiII-the most important step affect
ing the proceedings relative to the
adoption of a constitutional amend
ment. AS previously advised you, ]
believe the amendment is being legally
published
WHAT Is THE MOTIVE?
IF the validity OF the submission
Of the amendment could be tried only
prior to the voting upon the same by
the electors, then I could see some
reason for agreeing to a friendly suit
at this time and would gladly agree
to It, but such Is not the case. If
Governor Gilchrist and Mr.. Ffnlayson
desire to have settled nothing more
than the validity of the adoption of
the amendment If approved by a ma
tority of the voters, and do not have
the further desire to cut the voters off
from voting on the proposition. their
purpose could as well and effectively
be accomplished by instituting a suit
following the election, at which time
would be pleased to assist them in
getting as early adjudication of the
questions involved as possible. Seeing
no reason for so doing and knowing
no public demand for such action, l
do not at this time feel disposed to
agree to any step which seeks to pre-
vent the electors from voting on this
proposition in November.
TEST AFTER ELECTION.
IF a majority of the electors vote
AOI blIS dI1SnufH0nI, lHluleOldleIy IOl-
lowing the election any taxpayer, for
the purr ose of getting the decision of
the courts upon the validity of the
adoption of the amendment may test
the question by a suit to enjoin
either the comptroller or the governor
from signing the warrants for the
publication OF the proposed amend
ment. A suit by Governor Gilchrist
prior to the election can do no more,
except IL he should be successful he
would accomplish the further purpose
of depriving the electors OF voting on
the proposition and bar them from
recording the popular voice which the
courts say Is paramount.
IF the governor desires to attempt
such proceedings, I do not believe the
public good would be subserved by
you making an agreement with him
that the suit should be friendly suit.
I think you should be free to raise
the question as to his authority as
governor to bring the suit and to
raise any other points you may de-
sire.
Yours very truly,
PARK TRAMMELL,
Attorney General"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-10-04
INDIAN MAKES
A NEW RECORD
At PENSACOLA
Passes Through the Channel
Drawing Nearly 80 Feet
of Water.

PASSED OUT AT DEAD Low
WATER YESTERDAY AFTER
NOON WITH CAPT. GEORGE
AINsWoRTH AS PILoT-cAPT.
DICKINSON SAYS HE COULD
NOT COAL AT ANY OTHER PORT
ON THE GULF OR ATLANTIC
COASTS.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-10-04
TAFT'S NAME WILL
NOT GO ON TICKET
Supreme Court Of California Rules
That No Votes Can Be Cast For
Him in November Unless Written
In.

San Francisco, Oct. s.-Taft will be
without representation from California
in the electoral college and no vote
can be cast for him In the state unless
It be written in, according to the de-
cision of-the state supreme court to-
day, that the electors pledged to him
cannot appear on the November ballot
as Republicans.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-10-04
TEDDY sHuTs uP.

Oyster Bay, N. Y, Oct 3.-colonel
Roosevelt shut himself OF from the
outside world today, to rest at Saga
more Hill. He gave instructions that
no one should be permitted to see
him and that no messages should be
taken to him. He spent the day rid
ing and playing tennis.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-10-04
GOV. G|LCHR|ST
MAY EnJOIN THE
SEC'Y. OF STATE
Attorney General Advises
Secretary Not to Agree
to a Friendly Suit.

GOVERNOR WANTS TO STOP
PUBLICATION OF INITIATIVE
AND REFERENDUM AMEND
MENTs@TRAMMELL SAYS THAT
WAY He Is PROCEEDING WOULD
ONLY PREVENT THE PEOPLE
HAVING. A VOICE IN THE GEN.
ERAL ELECTION.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-10-04

of her husband and his old friend
Mrs. French in Texas town on the
same day was something more than
a mere coincidence.
81 am sure If Mrs. French Is going
to get him yet, as she said after our
marriage, there is no place like Texas -
she told q reporter. AT least I am
not to be disturbed. Candidly, these
recurrent reports do not in the least
affect me. 1 love my husband and
am convinced that he loves me. If I
had philosophy enough to face my
wedding. knowing what found out in
those three days, I have enough to
last to the end of the chapter
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-10-04
SESSION
OF LEGISLATURE
BROUGHTTOEND
The Six Bills Relating to
Jacksonville's Charter
Are Passed

NO LEGISLATION ENACTED Ex-
cEPTINe THAT CONTAINED IN
GOVERNORS ckLL-WARD At
TEMPTED TO CALL UP VETOED
BILLS, BUT FAlLS-STOKES
KILLS RESOLUTION IN SENATE
EXTENDING PRIMARY SYSTEM.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-10-04
MORGAN GAVE
BUT IT WASFOR
PEOPLES GOOD
Donated $1sO,ooo to Repub-
licans, Expecting Moth
ing In Return.

lFiNANcIER IN TEsTIFYlNG BE-
FORE SENATE COMMITTEE DE-
cLAREs HE NEVER CON-
TRi5uTED TO CAMPAIGNS UN-
LESS He DEEMED IT ADvAN-
TAGEous TO ALL OF THE PEo-
PIE AND FOR THE GOOD or
THE COUNTRY IN GENERAL.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-10-04
WILSON WELL
PLEASED WITH
N. Y. NOMINEE
Praises Convention for Sc
lecting Sulzer and Down
ing Governor Dix.

SAYS FREEDOM OF ACTION AND
OF CHOICE WHICH THE CON-
vENTIoN EXERCISED MUST AF.
FORD EVERY DEMOCRAT GREAT
SATISFACTION = STATE CON-
vENTIoN COMPLETES TICKET
AND ADJouRNs.
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LOCAL RAINS FRIDAY AND PROB.
ABLY SATURDAY; LIGHT MOD
ERATE WINDS, MOSTLY EAST.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-05-19
ADJUSTMENTS 6 | @@@N AA@@&
Change at Orplseo.

Commencing Monday the manage ment of the Orpheo Theater will pre- sent to it's patrons two of the ciassl- est singers that have ever been in the city. Brunsing Brothers, formerly With Richard Mansfield's "Heidelberg Quartet should be enough recom- menda ation to convince the public that they will not be disappointed when they hear these two classy boys. One possesses deep baritone and the othe1 a sweet tenor, and the two har- laonze sweetly They will establish themselves in the hearts of everyone Who hears them for they possess not ohiy rich and beautiful voices but they are polished gentlemen with q manner of refinement The songs and pictures will be changed daily and lovers ot good singing and pictures should not miss hearing this pair at the Orpheo.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-05-19
SUNDAY BASEBALL.
 AND HORSE RAGING
JUDGE FtLk tG kfN lSSUES WRIT OF NtNDAMvS IN CASES IN-
 VOLViNG THE !. X E.
Dallas and Montgomery Gounty Cases Used is Examples By Reier-
 endum Petitioners.

Little Rock, Ark, May 1S- Circuit Judge Guy Fulk today again issued Mrits of mandamus against Secretary of State Hodges, requiring him to cer- tify out local measures for which pe- titions were filed in his office under the Initiative and Referendum amend ment to the state constitution
 This time Sunday baseball ill Little Rock and horse racing in Hot Springs where the issues at stake. Notice of appeal was immediately given ano with the filing of these cases in the Supreme Court, two more suits for the construction of the alleeed '.jok- CT in the amendment will have been submitted for decision. These two cases, with the two already decided by the court, make four that have gone up for construction before the circuit court here. The other two were for the removal of county sites i'll Dal- las and Montgomery counties.
 When the petitioners from this city and Hot Springs found that the court allowed tbe writ of mandamus in the proceedings from Dallas and Mont gomery counties in the cases in re gard to Sunday baseball and horse racing were at onee filed. The court decided that the initiative and refer endum held as the petitioners prayed and the writ of mandamus Was is sued, ordering the secretary of state tc certify out the local measures.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-05-19
N egro Charged With
 Abducting White Cir
Rm Away With Young Italian From Arkansas eity-Gil4 to Be
 Sent t0 Sciool.

Helena, May 1S.-De9uty sheriff H..
 
 E, Walker, of Greenleaf has taken back to Arkansas city one Buckley Snowden negro, wanted in that city on a charge of abduction of a white girl--an Italian and the Sirl herself
 SnoWden, it is alleged, eloped from Arkansas City on May 8 with the young woman, being taken from the beat sat Helena, where he and the Wo- man were promptly placed under ar- rest Ey Chief Clancy on instructions received the same day from Walker. The girl, who is not over seventeen years Of age, will be returned 10 her home and her parents will possibly send her to a reform school or house of correction. The negro will be held on charge of abduction and prose- cuted to the fullest extent of the law.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-05-19

Reuf' were dismissed today by Super for Judge Frank H. Dunns.
 These are the defendants against whom indictments were stricken from the calendar: Abraham Reuf, Theo- dore Y IIalsey Jeremiah Dinan, R. P. Ashe, L. c. Brown, James W, Cofroth. E- Nj. Graney and Eugene Y. sehmitz.
 The indictments dismissed today are practically the las budget Of charges brought by tine Oliver grand jury in the latter part of 1906.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-05-19
ST. LOUIS GETS
 BIG CONVENTION
Southern Baptist Convention Will Be Held in Missouri tity Next Year.

Oklahoma City, May 18.-The next meeting of the Southern Baptist con- vcntion will be held in St Louis be- ginning May IA, 1913. The conVen- ton today adopted the recommends ton of the special committee on time and place by a vote of 620 for St. Louis to 264 for San Antonio.
 Perhaps one of the most important matters handled by the convention was the vote to establish the Judson Memorial Fund, which involves the raising of $1,000,000 for the adequate of colleges ill foreign fields, of the amount S200,000 is aaportioned TOT the Baptist foreign publication interests. The money is to be raised in three years and not later than the southern convention in 1915. Ia addition to tnis the memorial fund is lo consist oI s25o. .0Oo for the hospitals and mission homes in the foreign fields.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-05-19
OT.D INDICTMENTS
 ARE DISMISSED
Iast Budget of Charges Brought by
 Oliver Grand jury Ire Erased.

San Francisco, May 1S.-All elsAt indictments against eight delehdahes in inc graft case, including Abraham
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-05-19
LABOR MEN AGAINST
 LIABILITY AC1
B.& Meeting Held In This Cay Las Night By Unions and Protest Will Be IMadr To Con-
 gTeSSinen.


 Labor men, representing the Train men, Carmen, Fireman, Machinists, Clerks, Conductors and B0ilermakers unions, held a large attended joint meet ng in the city l2ss night, at which they discussed the C9mpensa- ten measure that is pending in Con- gross. The unions were unanimously opposed to the law and cGmmunica- ion will Ea sent to Arkansas repre- s>)atatives in Congress urging them to defeat the measure when it is voted on. If they are unable to defeat it they VII be asked to amend it so that i. will net repeal tLe present law. la the event they are unable to amend the law s,s it is new pIo- posed. the workingmen will urge thai 8 pGzltponement of the roll call or tre, measure be sought at this session ef Ger gre.sfs at least.
 The meeting was attended las' nigss by w. D. Jackson, chairman oi the stare legislative committee from the Trainmen., who, With George Hill spoke aga nst the measure.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-05-19
OoooO OOoOO OOOO 70 o O. AMERICAN LEAGUE. 0 OOOOO OOOOO 1000 0

Columbus, 4; Toledo, 6.
 Kansas City, ); St. Paul, 3. Milwaukee, 0; Minneapolis, 6. Louisville. 3; Indianapolis, ?.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-05-19
DETROIT TIGERS
 QUIT THF FIELD
NtDE @00D THEIR rHREAT TO STRIKE IF TY C0BB WAS NOY
 PERMITTED T0 PLAY
Amateur F"am subst1tutcd By Nan. a@eF Jennings and Was
 Slaughtered.

Philadelphia. May lS-Eor tlfa first tfme since maier league baseball Las been 9lazzd on its present high plane #& entire te2m fe5slled asaf3st League authority nd Went on a s.r.ka sodaS. Ds9r5ft players made goo9 '5,1eI@ threat n1t 10 play if tie suspeH- sion of FelHs G8Bb was mt lifted So tedaya patrons of shiba Park had the novel y ef seeing the champions of he wzl.ld beat team 4f raw amazeurs in game caaatsd in the Americas League st$u5iag.
 The Dstroi players uI5imat:,m. taieerapl7ed to President Johnson yes erdag. informed 54at of cfaI that naless eebb was permitted to play They would refuse to take part in .hs game.
 Tze regular Tiger players incluG- ing c@b5, came 10 saibe Park ia uni form ready to play in case the eus- pension Was lifted, but when they 2eaed 10 word from President John ssn tlsy left the field after a shori fgac,iee, Went into ,beir dress ns rooms anl turned av,r heir uniforms to a team of amateurs that Manager Jeanings Of Detroit, had rounded lfp in case their services were needed This was deae t9 prevent Detrof% fnam being fined 5000.
 Tha result of tie affair was 24 to , in favor of sAe Mack men.
 Tie players declare if they a@z not .sin.s ated in boag and the same to Ce.s9 they will lave the team and start cn a tour across t1e country ending LID with a rip to Japan. Tsev s.l seem confident t aE they would make big money cn such trip and apparently did rot care much what the off cials did about their strike.
 The D=troit play srs headed by Cobb. appeared at he players entrance a. the ball psfk at 2.30 t1's after noon.
 Under ins ruo.ions by Ban Johnsoo Cebb was waived off the fled by tda umpire.
 IF. grsat crowd in the grands'and stead up ard yelled like mad people. Cobb turned toward the g9te to go out aad the whole team followed, ali save Dslehanty, who is said ito have fa aered the strike. Win his hands f1 his pocket, Delehanty crossed 2Ve9 to the Athletics bench and offered TO bet 5000 that net one Of tha' eigh- teen men would play unless Cobb was re na-ated.
 This wgs heard by spectators near 5v and quickly passed through the stand. Cheers rose as the news Was ranqated Then Delahsuty turned and followed the others through the Dlayers' gate.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-05-19
Nrqyfus. i3: Graphics, :.

Ire Dreyfus +eam dafested : the Graphics yesterday afternoon in 2 loosely played game. The Graph'o =,.lavsals were unable to hit when hi1s meant runs, while the Dreyfus t;am vallorad tse ball hard. MeeAs, Tor
 hs, Graphics hit a home run wlaA t mon m base and "Sherty2 long mad twa nbenomena catches. Ba4t7rl -s- Graphics, iPamplin, Hamlin ard kai- fertv: Dreyfus, Wawl and Clary
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-05-19
A vssE-Y 7Es, AS WG5N DEER

lae Texas Wonder cares Kidney and bladder troubles, removing gra. rel, cures diabetes. weak and lamt hacks, rheumatism, and all irreg''. laritles of the kidneys and bladde- E. ooth men and women. Reguletet hladder troubles In children. If nor sold by your druggists, will be sent by mail on receipt of $1.00. One small bottle is two months treatment and seldom fails to perfect cure
 Send for testimonials from this aud other states. T. ". Hall. 282t Olive street, St. Lo1ig, Mo. Sold by druggists. l0-1S-d
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-05-19
Kelenians Entertain
 Officers of PetreI2
Banquet and Dance Amoue thc Fea- tUres 0f social Event =Numcr-
 0Hs loaslS Given.

Helena, May 1N='fHa officers If ha United States guuboat Potrea eD raaa north to Memphis @=ee oaa4rarrlY ere@taincd h6=e Wednesday alter neon aad evening, the former 1y Tt being a banquet at E6ocH G5fe. while in The cyeDiu a dance a. aae Country Club In tze form 5As eem- merc al organizations af fao city IT. hosts, s. $. FaulIlnc.. ftdo First Na= ional Bank being caosen gaastmastor, while number or sh=r. s5each were made iy t8s am6#eI aae#s and hosts du ing he tWl h3a.s' du- ratien of the function.