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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-02-26
FARM LAND FOR SALE

FOR SAI.F-Three lots on PalafoX. front
on pavement. $3.50 per lot. Small cash
payment down balance on long time.
Address Three" care Journal. lofeoln-
FARM I.ANDs.-l2o0 acres OF good
farm land zoe acres swamp pasture
adjoining in Santa Rosa county, the best
proposition IN Florida 70 parties who
wants good farm and cattle range This
can he had FOR S. 90 per acre taken as a
whole Owner will show you over the
property. Investment care Journal
10ia1.
'soR SALE FARM T.ANDs-s7 acres X
mile from Gonzalez ON hard road, al
under cultivation good house and out
building. price $3.50. F'isher-Barkduil,
Farm Agency 3jan
FOR SAT.E-40 acres on T1Iondvie road.
20 acres under high cultivation. Good
room house and all furniture. good
c-storv barn, large strawberry bed. nur-
SrrE stock just set out. one horse. ons
COW and calf about dfty chickens. ducks,
and turkeys. Best farm on the road
Price s2590 The Fisher BaTEduu Farm
Agency, Pensacola. Fla sdec
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-02-26

FOR sALE-Fine Buff Leghorn eggs 10.
setting, Splendid LAYING strain T. .
Box, No. {. g. L. Eeichmgth. CITY
s5reb5t'
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-02-26

IOST-Ruuch or keys on plain key ring
Reward Ff f-Stf1rued to Rocfrs Coffee
Saloon. i"febLt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-22
PLANTS TO CLOSE
Sixteen Iron and Tin Mills 20 Shut
Down July Enlargement
over Wage Scale IS Cause.

ATLANTIC CITY. y. J.. June 21.-
Sixteen sheet iron and tin plate
plants. employing more than 1000
men viii close down for an indefi.
mite period on July I. Il was an
nounced here today. as a result of
tho failure Of the Amplgamated Iron
steel and Tin Plate Workers associ.
alton. and the owners Of the plants
70 agree on waEe rates az the con.
Terence which closed today
Early iu the session % was init.
mated that no advance in wages
would be- asked by the employees but
several days ago they demanded con.
cessions which the plant owners re-
fused. declaring that a state OF do.
preston existed in their business
which made any advance In wages
impossible The men asserted. how.
ever. that tho mill owners mlsrcprc.
sented the situation and that condi.
tions are bv no means AZ Tad as they
claimed The representative uf the
men lfFt here today. declaring that
they viii not return 20 work unless
their demands are granted
q conference between the workers
and mill owners in the bar iron in.
dustry hold here last week had a
similar ending
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-22
BIRTHDAY HONORS
OF King George Are Announced and
Many Men Elevated TO
the Peerage.

LONDON. June 21.-The kings
birthday honors were announced to-
day The list includes a large num-
ber OF barons and baronets. but in
cludes few notable names. Lord
Kitchener OF Khartoum. his majesty =
agent and consul general in Egypt
Is made an earl.
Sir Herbert Cozens-Hardy. Sir Ed
ward Vincent. Major General John
Fielden BrOcklphurst and Sir Leonard
Lyell are raised 10 barons Among
the baronets Is Albert ~ Stanley,
manager Of the London underground
railways. who is English born but
was raised in the United States Mr.
Stanley came 10 London from Detroit
and assumed his British citizenship
last year For number OF years he
was connected with the Detroit Unit
ed Railways and the public service
railways Of New Jersey
Other harOnvts named are Sir Jos
eph Beccham, the manufacture and
philanthrOpist. George Henschol. tho
composer. and Sir T. an Sittard Row.
ster. lord mayor Of London
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-22
To CONFER
Committees Of Westinghouse Strikers
to Confer With Officials In Ef.
fort TO Settle Strike.

PITTSBURGH. Pa. June 21.-A
committee OF the $1,000 strikers OF
the Westinghouse industries will hold
conference tomorrow morning with
II. 7. Herr. vice president OF the
WESTINGHOUSE Machine company in
an effort 10 settle the trouble at that
plant. During the afternoon confer
onces are scheduled between strike
committee and r. n. Herr. president
OF the Westinghouse Electric & Ma.
chine company: 4. O.. Holmes, presi.
dent OF the Pittsburgh Meter com
pany. while a committee also Is eX.
pected to visit the Union Switch &
Signal company. the other three
plants affected by the strike.
The expected arrival here to-mor-
row Of Patrick Gilday. Of Clearfield.
Pa. and G. W Mills. OF Philadelphia.
appointed BY Secretary Wilson to act
as conciliators IN the dispute, is await
ed with interest Neither the strike
leaders or the Westinghouse officials
requested aid Both sides have re.
fused to discuss the appointments.
and the reception 10 be accorded the
conciliators is matter OF conjec.
ture.
a new phase Of the strike appeared
today when a number OF strikers re-
ported that there was danger OF them
being evicted from their homes be-
cause they were In arrears in their
rent The leaders OF the Allegheny
Congeniai Industrial Union held a con
ference with thirty-three strikers who
own hfty-fivc acres OF land in new
plot plan A. Turtle Creek borough II
was decided to Immediately establish
u tent colony. and local hunting and
nshing clubs together with the United
Mine Workers Of America have offer.
ed camping paraphernalia-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-22

MURDER
Comes as a Climax 20 Forty-YeaI
ouarrel over Timber Land When
Man Kills His Brother.

NORTH READING. Mass. June 2l
A forty-year quarrel over timber
lands came to a climax to-day when
Charles Samuel Harris. a farmer. was
instantly killed by a bullet from the
revolver of his brother James.
Directly after the shooting James
gave himself up TO the police. He said
his brother attacked him with an ak
during an argument about cutting the
timber on their land. and that he shot
in self-defense. Charles Harris was So
years old. James is 5S
According to the statement OF
James Harris to the police. although
the two brothers lived together for
forty years they always had been at
odds over the disposition of the tim
ber To-day Charles went TO the lot
and felled several small trees. When
he returned to the house. James met
him in the kitchen and the ancient
quarrel was renewed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-22
HOSTILE CROWDS
Break Up Suffrage Meetings. and Police
Are Forced 70 Give Women
Protection.

LONDON. June 2t.-SuTrarettc bait
Ing has become the regular sunday
Amusement Of London crowds The
police were kept busy this afternoon
In Hyde Park. protecting the women
and cscorting them 10 places of safety.
Various sunracottc meetings we're
broken up and the speakers hustled
from the platforms with threats of n
ducking in the Scrpontine From tho
temper Of the crowds these threats
probably would have been put into OK.
ecution except for the energetic action
Of the police
Little discrimination was shown.
ana several women spectators were
subjected ~ rough treatment The
disorders finally became serious and
inc police were Obliged 10 use their
irunchoone 20 dispcrso tho rioters
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-22
GENERAL CARRANZA SENDS
HIS REPLY TO MEDIATORS
KILLED
Theatrical Manager Enters Den OF
Lions and is Partly DeVoured Be-
Tore Body Is Recovered.

CHICAGO. June 21. - Emerson d
Dietrich. Brooklyn manager OF the
theatrical production presenting a
troupe OF trained lions was killed and
partly devoured tonight by six lions
when he entered the car in which
thcy were Gagged
While the Keepers were trying 10 re-
cover Dietrich's body from the beasts
a lion escaped from an adjoining cage
and terrorized residents Of the thick
ly populated quarter in which the car
stood
The escaped Hon finally was driven
back 10 IT'S car. having harmed no
a pike pole from the fire depart.
ment finally was used to withdra "
Dietrich's body from the lions. after
II had beer sprinkled with formalde-
hyde 10 drive the animals away.
George McCord. keeper Of the lions.
was unable 20 help Dietrich. when
he went into the den said McCord.
TEDDY. the leader OF the attack
against Dietrich. began 70 play with
him and he told the beast to get
down. -Four OF tho lions were facing
him Finally. Teddy skunk around
behind him and In a minute was on
his back -Four others leaped for him
n moment later. and / think his neck
was broken NJ once.
"Trllhy. the oldest OF the lions.
tried 90 save him. but the Others
pushed her away and she quit and
watched them without Joining IN the
attack"
Tho lions wero owned hy Madame
Adgi Castillo. 20 whom Dietrich was
engaged TO be married She said she
had formerly taken care Of tho ami
mails herself and that none Of them
ever before had given indications Of
being vicious she attributed the a..
tack to the fact that the car was dark
when Dietrich entered
Policemen armed with rifles guard.
81 the car tonight
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-22
POINTS OUT FUTILITY OF DIS
CUSSING INTERNAL
QUESTIONS.
Up to Rebels TO Legislate' For
Country and Conference viii
BE Without Result.

FL PASO. Texas. June 2I.-General
Nenustlano Carranza has forwarded
MS reply TO the notes Of June . and !
sent him by the mediation commission.
ers at Niagara Falls. IL was learned
mere tonight. According TO informa.
tlon received here his reply TO the a
Is. {. mediatOrs was sent TO the Con.
sututionalist headquarters az Wash.
lngton. TO be forwarded TO the Bra
zllian. Argentine. Chilean and Ameri
can members at the Niagara Falls con.
ference.
Narranza's note. IL is understood re-
terated his willingness to have mar.
@ W lpated In the various conferences.
whose sole object he recognized IN he
the paciflcation Of Mexico. and wboso
good Offices he tentatively recognized
Inc utility Of the discussion OF Nfevi
ed out. P''''
While thanking the mediators for
their efforts. the first CHIEF mad.
pam according 20 the word reaching
mere. that among the subjects he con
sidered 10 impossible to discuss arc
th' proposed armistice. military move
ments OF the ConstitutionaIists the
aETarian question and the dosignatior
OF ? provisional president of NeTIco
,arranza stated ne believed that no
only complies with his duty as first
'.''N ~ AlF NnNtNlIutlOnaIfgf forces
When ne declares that n grave error
mas been committed In attempting 20
solve such questions Of transcenden-
tal importance 20 the Mexican peo
pic. II dcvolycs upon tho Conetifu.
tionalists themselves. he held 10 40
eide What is best Tor tho Interests
of thoir country The settling OF
.uch questions az tho result Of media
Uon. arbitration. or even intervention
would Do Jinaccepta BILE 10 tho Conqti-
iution9li7'H. 20 asserts. and no is
therefor convinced that tho confer.
ence 70 Niagara Falls will be- without
the definite result expected nv fbe
interested parties and foreign
nations
The feeling in Saiullo. where Car
rama has established HE capital sc-
corfInr 20 the word reaching this city
ie that the first chiefs reply has end
od The diplomatic incident connected
with tho interchange of notes b..
tween the mediation commission ana
tdrrunza
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-22
DENIED
Reports That Gen. Angeles 10 Pro.
claimed Provisional President
ls Denied by villa.

TORREON. Mexico. June 21.-Ru.
mors that General Angeles had been
proclaimed provisional president by
General villa and that General Chao
had been executed. were denied TODAY
by General villa. As soon as the
reports reached his Headquarters
General Villa said he had heard moth
ing Of General Angeles dismissal
from Carranza's cabinet as reported
from SaltillO. ChaO was seen here
two days ago az he was about 10 en-
train his troops 10 move against Za.
catecas. Angeles has been near IA.
catecas with the artillery brigade for
tho last four days. The report that
Angeles had been made provisional
president was received at headquar.
tprs here with surprise
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-22
CALLED OFF
Rebels Besieaina Mazstlan Are Order
ed To Suspend The Attack
indefinitely.

ON BOARD r. S g CALtFORNIA
June 20 fBv Wireless 20 San Diego
Cal. June 2tl
Constitutioualist officers of the force
besioring Nazatlan said today that or
ders had been received 90 withhold
an attack indefinitely The troops now
lievod
The constituticualists have captured
Las Peuas on Baudcrae bay. about
200 miles south of Nazatian
Fifteen enlisted men are 10 be- SO.
lected from the American feet Tor att
pointments % the naval academy 1i
Annapolis There are many candt
dates
Nr Bacon. tho only American rc
maining at Guaymas has died 90 was
learned today
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-22
WASHINGTON AGENTS OF
REBELS UNSATISFACTORY
CALDER0N L. ENROUTE TC
WASHINGTON TO TAKE
RGE.
This Might Presage Informal Ne
gotiations With Niagara
Delegates

WASHINGTON. June si-wash.
ington officials tonight expressed
confidence that Mexican mediation at
Niagara Falls would continue for
some time. and limitations were
given that there might be develop
ments in the internal Mexican .itua.
ton soon 70 open the way for an
agreement upon terms OF peace.
Secretary Bryan had short teie-
phonic communication with the
american delegates at Niagara Falls
during the day. He would make no
ahhouncement concerning IL, howev.
er, but again reiterated his insistence
mat the progress OF mediation was
satisfactory" The secr,tarv n,
state appeared Interested in the re-
port that General Villa had attacked
Lacatecas and that some OF tha ont
post positions had been captured by
me Constitutionalist forccs. When
5nn,lotintd OF the report that General
Cnttson was about 10 attack Quad.
So" '""'
Services Unsatisfactory.
Ihat the representatives OF General
taIranza In Washington, principally
rafael Iubaran and Luis Cabrera had
not been entirely satisfactory either
"a at ANA OF General Nllla
In their handling OF NEGOTIATIONS with
the Washington government was as
serted here tonight. The report that
fernando CalderOn who has been I'm
conference with General Carranza az
Saltillo. had left for Washington was
taken as an indication that Calderon
would take charge OF the Constitu-
tionallsts interests here.
Calderon's coming. IL was suggest
ed, might presage actual negotiations
IN an informal way with the Ameri-
can ana Huerta representatives at
Niagara Falls relative TO provisional
eyernment plans. In the meantime.
however. the most reliable informa-
ton obtainable here was that Villa
was 10 continue TO advance toward
Mexico City and that the mediators
were TO do everything In their power
10 avert break until further Off
cial communication had been re-
ceived from the General Huerta and
the Constitutionalist leaders IN
Mexico.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-22
SENATE
WILL BEGIN WORK TO-DAY
On ANTI-TRU ST
LEGISLATION.
House Will Rush Appropriation
Bills and viii Hold
Night Sessions.

WASHINGTON. June q The sen
ate Will begin work on antitrust lex
islauon tomorrow unless plans OF the
leader fail. senator NeWlAnis will
bring the first measure on the pro
gram 10 the floor BY calling up thu
federal trade commission bill recent
ly completed by the interstate com
merce com mission.
No one In the senate 4 ready 20
predict when the program will be
finished or In what shape u will gu
70 the White House for the presi
dents signature. Leaders OF both
parties are convinced. however. that
the president intends 10 see that con
gresS stays here until the antitrust
work = done. and while there Is the
same old desire 10 get away. there
are not many who think adjournment
possible until the trust bills are
passed
While the senate is dealing with
the antitrust bills and AZ odd hours
putting through the few remaining
Appropriation bills. the house will bs
busy with the sundry civil and gen
erel deficiency appropriation bills
Secretary Bryan Will make his third
appearance tomorrow before the sen.
ate foreign relations committee TO dis.
Gu The treaty with Colombia and the
proposed pact with Nicaragua
SEtN0 NRPF0VFidNlOnh.
House leaders expect to speed up
the appropriation bills SO as 20 dis.
pose OF the remaining two. the pend.
Ing sundTy civil bill and the general
oehciency. soon TO be reported be-
fore the end of the fiscal year. June
80. In carrying out this policy. there
are 10 be night sessions OF the house
and the appropriations committee will
propose to- use tomorrow. ordinarily
devoted TO District OF Columbia legis-
lation. In the senate. however. these
bills viii be delayed beyond the he
ginning OF the new wear TO which they
apply and q will be necessary to pass
a joint resolution 10 extend the cur.
rent APPROPRIATION bills over such
period as may be unprovided for by
reason OF the failure To pass the new
supply measures. Meantime confer
ence reports TO straighten out differ
ences In bills already passed by botr
houses. including the conference
agreement on the naval bill. will be
disposed Of es quickly as possible.
To Receive Speer Report.
The judiciary committee will NEE
Tuesday 10 receive the majority anC
minority reports Of the sub-committe,
that investigated the charges agains
Federal Judge Speer. on which ar
these reports declare that the evi
dence does not warrant impeach
ment
As soon a. the appropriation billi
are out OF the way. there will b.
I conferences between the presiden
and the majority leaders In congress
as TO the program.
That there will be conservation leg
islation at this session OF congress
Is agreed. so far as the house is con
cerned. but what the senate may dC
IS conjectural.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-22
MADE RAID
Falrnort Officers Raid Black Hand
headquarters and Capture
Young Arsenal.

Special uierafth Co. the frfrIflUrs.r
FA1RNONT. W Va. June % -
Police and county officers Iaf. TO-
night raided tho hcadquarfora Of an
alleged black hand society Thirteen
men we're found in small four room
cottage with two women and "a baby
inside. one officer secured seven au.
tomato revolvers. three other revol.
vors. a rifle. o. shotgun. fifteen razors.
seven dirks and thrvr stIl'of0e
The raid was made after some ftal
fans claimed that other men In this
house were members OF gang which
had committed ro many roiborIea .n
tho city recently ARMED with search
warrants tho officers looked Tor stoI
on goods in vair. Two young Americans
are now in the county IfIi charge
w'h being two ~ rr0c which has
trrrUrlZed the town. with about furr.
fvfve successful r1ihrrI.s bob th.
uast two weeks
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-22
SSK() I
Young Man KILLED by Policeman Who
Was Firing at Two Alleged
Pick-poekets.

PHILADELPHIA. June 21.- Samuel
=. Styron. twenty years old. was kill
ed to-day when he was struck BY a
bullet from the revolver OF a police
man who was chasing two men
charged with rifing the pockets Of a
drunken man. Styron was returning
10 his home from a dance when the
alleged thieves. AZ whom the police
man had directed several shots. rush.
ed past him. As the policeman turn
ed the corner he fired again and Sty-
ron fell with a bullet in his heart Po-
hceman Tullner. who is accused OF
firing the fatal shot. will be given a
hearing tomorrow Less than n week
ago a youth in West Philadelphia was
seriously wounded BY policeman
when he ran at the latter's approach.
while several months agO n seventeen
year-old boy was killed BY a police
man who was pursuing him on q
charge OF corner lounging
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-22
HEALTH
THE TOPIC IN ALL THE CITY
CHI URIC HE'S OF
PHILADELPHIA.
Prominent Medicos Enroute tc
Atlantic City Occupy Pulpits
Of Quaker City.

PHILADELPHIA. June 2l.-''Health
Sunday was observed In more than
fifty churches in this city to-day. when
prominent medical men from all sec.
tions OF the country addressed the con.
gregations on the fundamental princl.
Piles OF public health. Specialists. gen.
eral practitioners. hospital heads. col.
lege professors. public health experts,
government surgeons and prominent
writers on medical topics. on their way
20 the annual convention of the Ameri.
can Medical Assocition. which opens
tomorrow In Atlantic City. urged from
the pulpits a greater interest In such
factors in the health OF the community
as the housing problem. milk supply
segregation OF consumptives. war on
the social evil. the elimination OF oc.
cupational diseases. child labor. play.
grounds and the part TO be taken by
the church in saving mems bodies as
well as their souls"
DIR. W. &. Ruker. assistant surgeon
general OF the United States public
health service. speaking on occupa
tional diseases. declared that I'm a ma.
jority of cases large employers show
wilful neglect of their empoyes
health by failing TO eliminate features
from their workshops which breed dis
ease or make accidents certain. The
church" he said. should take an ac
tive part in demanding governmental
regulation of factories. so that the
race may not become weak and de
formed"
Breeders OF ~ Health.
DIR. Howard 4 Kelly. OF Johns Hop
kins University. Baltimore. also urg-
ed the church to take an active part
IN the war on disease and denounced
the segregation OF vice and the liquor
"
(Continued ON Page Ninel
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-22
VERA Cruz
State and Most All OF PUebls are Now
In Control Of RebeIs-oovern-
ment Set Up.

SALTILLO. Mexico. June 20. - Via
Laredo. Texas. June II.
The entire northern part OF the state
or Vera Cruz and the most OF the
state OF Puebla now are under control
or the constitutionalists according TO
an announcement at General Car
ranza's Headquarters today.
General Nicolas Flores reported by
telegraph that he had taken the town
OF Orizatlan. in the state of Hidalgo
and placed himself and four thousand
men at the orders Of General Carranza.
report signed by more than a thous-
and citizens of that town declared civil
government and municipal Offices had
been established by a popular cleo
tiOn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-22
FIGHTING
Resumed az Zaesteeas Under Direct
Command Of Villa and Out.
posts Are Taken.

SALTILLO. June 20. via Laredo.
Texas. June 2i.-F1ghting has been
resumed at ZacatecaH under the di.
Ing TO dispatches received here II
wae said that three positions held By
the Federals had been captured BY
the Constitutionalists. but their loca.
uons we're not made clear. No re.
port OF the casualties has been re.
Ceived.
News r. expected At any moment
that General Obregon has attacked
Guadalajara.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-22
oFEH oAmPAIoE sEPr. /

TfTf.NuEIpUTA. June o. -t.
I1Hur.rHfi. state rHwrHIrr aHf b..
FORMALLY Iuuugurrfrd about gerfsa1he-
]. H.tnfN .rF fH rfIfnfufrf made here
erraarnHr Palmer met Vance M-for.
mick fhr CUBE fprfai nominee uaf4rf
M".rI. fH- NfHfr chairman and James
q riaFcrler fourth aaaIsfsrf raaf..1.t.-
general hero fu.rIvHf 90 dinner rrr 49,
rrUfH fn confer with n rHIrrhrr OF aft..
active Democrats here tomorrow
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-22
INDEPENDENT UNION
Formed BY seeeders FROM Western
Federation Of miners-Fedsrs.
ton 20 Import Miners

BITTE. Mont. June 2f-Seceders
from the Western Federation Of vi.
nDrs launched an independent miners
End his associates They elected a.
temporary president VI Mcdonald
There is little hope Of compromis.
ing the two factions. and with the is-
sues sharply drawn. an open breach
o. expected within a few days FEEDER
alton officials threaten fo Import mi
ncrs to fulfill tho contracts with the
opcratlnC companies
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-22
THREE INJURED
Auto Overturrs and Pins Three Youro
Men Beneath 1.-TWO May Die.

ALTOONA. Pa. June % -- When a
biz motor car turned turtle a. Tiufon.
east of here early today three Tyrone
youths. Harry Albright Arthur pIuor
and George Shirca. were probably Fat
ally hurt al we're held prisoners be-
neafl tho heavy car for hours The
steering gear failed and the car akid-
dod and overturned Piper and ghiroa
are in local hospital and may die