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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-06-26
THE LITTLE WHITE BRIDE IN
THE PICTURE

THE LITTLE WHITE BRIDE IN
THE PICTURE.
Little white Bride in the picture
Queer IS your old ashioned gown;
Queer are your slippers and earrings,
And your ring1eted hair falling
down;
And Your bridegroom so truly By
ronic-
His white satin waistcoat's a dream
There was skinned milk, perhaps, in
your era,
But you two were surely the cream.
Poor Babes in the Wood, Ger your
morning
Dark lowered the war tempest grim
He fell meath it's bolt at Manassas;
Your heart is still dreaming of him;
But gone were the servants and
money,
And the babies IA stair steppy
crowd: ;
So you bent your fraiI back to the
burden,
And they even say, dear, that you
plowed.
Your fingers, that scarce could en-
broider.
Sewed fast when the daylight was
gone
And the feet that had danced with the
gavest
Were astir with the shivering dawn,
And whatever your burdens and
heartaches,
You hid them with innocent guile:
So always the path of the children
Was bright with the glow of your
smile.
Oh long was the heartbreaking strug-
gle;
But your square little chin held its
own,
And your dark eyes were steady. I'M
yielding,
AS you matched the worlds strength
with your own,
And you won in the end, as was f1t-
ting,
You wonderful, weak-bodied thing!
For-an woman, all wife, and all
mother
Your soul was the soul Of a King.
When the gentleman rises from Geor-
gia
In the halls Of the Nation today
shall see but your eyes. little mother.
I shall hear but the words that you
say;
And I pray, though the counterfeit
throngs us,
This last of your stamp may ring
true,
And prove In the time of his testing
To be worthy his country and You.
BY Eleanor Duncan Wood. in "a
dies Home Journal
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-06-26

The Political Equality Association.
of which Mrs. o. H. P. Belmont is
president, will give a reception to the
Duchess of Marlborough at Marble
House, Newport, r. l., on July s, and
there will be a large suffrage meeting
at the same time, says the Woman's
Journal. Among the speakers will be
the Duchess of Marlborough, Mrs. Ella
Flagg Young Mrs. Maud BallingtOn
Booth, Mrs. Florence Kelley, Miss
Mary Bartelme, Miss Kate NJ. Gordon
and Miss Rose Schneiderman.
AS the Duchess of Marlborough is
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-06-26

attendants Mrs. P. J. Parramore, Of
Madison, matron of honor; her sister,
Miss Annie Beggs. maid of honor;
Mrs. Florence MarstOn of Pensacola;
Miss Lila FraIeigh, Miss Hazel Tuck
er and Miss Erie Hardee, all of Madi-
son. as bridesmaids.
Mr.. Marks will have as his best
man his brother, Mr.. Richard P
Marks, and as his groomsmen, Mr..
Richard E. Stillman, Mr.. Frank Holt
Mr.. Randolph Pipes. of Jacksonville:
Mr. Frank D. Guernsey. Of Orlando,
and Mr. Thomas ]. Beggs, Jr., brother
of the bride
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-06-26
Very respectfully
F. ]. FEARNSIDE,
Chairman. State Democratic Execu
Cessna today 3 and Z 80 p. m.
PALMER COLLEGE
FACULTY AT WORK
sPECIAL 20 THE IOrRNAL-

DeFuniak Springs. June 25.-Since
faculty of Palmer college have scat
tered far and wide. Dr. L. r Walker
is in Chicago attending the Triennial
Convention OF the International Sun
day School Association. From there
he may go to the National Educational
Association at St. Paul Minnesota and
from St. Paul TO Montreal, North Car
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-06-26
MEETING NOBLE
GRANDS ASSOCIATION.

The Past Noble Grands Association
of Naomi Rebekah Lodge No. 10, 7.
O. Q. F. will meet this afternoon at
$50. at the home OF Mrs. Walter
Lindstrom, 238 West Government
street.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-06-26

Now is the Time to Get Rid of Those
Ugly Spots.

There's no longer the slightest need
of feeling ashamed Of your freckles.
asS the prescription othine-doHble
strdngth-is guaranteed 10 remove
these homely spots.
Simply get an ounce Of othine-
double strength--from Crystal Phar-
macy and apply a little Of 1t night
and morning and you should soon see
that even the worst freckles have be
gun to disappear. while the lighter
ones have vanished entirely 1t is
seldom that more than an ounce is
needed to completely clear the skin
and a beautiful clear complexion.
Be sure to ask for the double
strength othine as this is sold under
guarantee Of money back if it fails to
remove freckles. (Adv).
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-06-26
ANNOU BIRTH
OF A SON

Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Gunderschelmer
announce the birth of a boy. Wednes-
day morning, in Vicksburg, Miss
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-06-26
Cessna today 3 and z BOP. m.
ARMED sUFFs AGAIN
ATTACKING CHURCHES

Belfast Ireland. June 2J-Au Arson
squad" Of sufragettes caused EXTENSIVE
damage TO the Episcopal church At Ball
lyesscn near here tOdag. The sexton
who extingulshed the blaze. found that
the woodwork Of the edifce had been
drenched with petroleum.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-06-26
Whenever You Need a General Tonle

The Old Standard Groves Tasteless
chill Tonic is equally valuable as Cen
eraI Tonic because it contains The well
known tonic properties of QUININE, and
IRON. Drives out Malaria. enriches
Blood, Builds up the Whole system, SOC
(AdV.)
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-06-26

promise you that in the future your
life shall be much brighter. Love.
DAD.
MOnroVia, Ind. Reader.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-06-26
COMMITTEE TO
MEET JULY End
CHAIRMAN FEARNslDE ISSUES
CALL FOR MEETING TO Or
CAME UNDER PROVISIONS
OF NEW PRIMARY LAW.
SPECIAL. TO THE JOURNAL.

Palatka, June 25.-Chairman F. J.
F'earnside of the state democratic e.X-
ecutiye committee has issued the call
for the meeting of the committee TO
be held in Jacksonville, July 2. Fol-
lowing is his letter to the members:
Nv Dear Sir: In compliance with
section seven, Chapter $3.50 OF the
General Laws Of Florida I beg to no
tify you of the call for the meeting
Of the State Democratic Executive
Committee at the Aragon hotel Jack
sonviIle, Fla, July End, at II o'clock
a. m.
Very respectfully.
F J. FEARNSIDE,
Chairman. State Democratic Execu-
tive Committee.
AS there is nothing for the commit
tee to do except to organize, it is
doubtful if the meeting will be largely
attended.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-06-26

LATE SHIP ARRIVALS
New York, June 2j.-Arrived KoenIg
Albert. Naples. ICaHnina. piraeus. An
coma, Naples; st. Louis, Southampton
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-06-26

Barbecue, chowder basket refresh
ments at the park and hall ar night.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-06-26

WE CLOSE TODAY At { p. m.
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-13


sAs nSnHebi.n tnin.gs Ngnilo
The Soast r"om -is packed HiIh
spp. .tsso'ss as"s,is aninn i-f-naan,s
o. b"nd .s uniontsl spectator,
characterization occurred sh-n i'hlish
s-rs dramatically .h.aS hands si,h
10 npnab-r at his striker ,ri.nis .hil.
b-ins led a. The beach ~h-r- .fissss
.fs ~, aai later s~t-rsi -s.stirsi
sbai; him .ish .G..ag 'aFui1~ shos ~
Affection. Tie 'oau baiiifts '"an'l
1, n.s-s~sTy 4" order ,h- spectators
Ia k--p sh-Ig seats
Ih. defendants hoes riaN .-.~
-i'h ssssai, q. ki'i. an five .ssaiss
John k.isnssn AMI 1s- Nnssi. ass
s,ni' ,o kiiis rat NnaSs. .hars.'!
- Wh ..<sui, d" murder Mil. Zstrr.
IGiss. charged -i'h ria'ihs: iSasis
IAns nssn-iii ani Jain.-. ni-aNsEis. fs'
psusi-F. i,.L-S, thiirii. charged ~iil'
i,sinE ar s.s~.s.rs. ami = au'ni-r ~
loih-rs. insiu.iins ihr-. h-id 'oF -
| ssAouN s0 Suiu~ s"sa V"rATt' rMtp'
u the Nri-surh''. mine
The trial al d J welsh. 10 si
a-~.psp-r man charged vi'h erin
insi iib-, ssr.- .ns sui ~ the rniii-
sa,i.n .f n-~. s'.Ji-. anL ."muu-n,
sons-fni.s 'h- rail- al ii-T-in ias;
1 April. .ss s-i fsg iaapar, - NJ
,srn.J u T N-.ns. d-~'.r-i that
he wosid make u" showing I.T = '"a
iinus.r"
The trial ~ John Gysi.s rhsfz"J
with .riminai libel and -Saih't ms
alleged obscene matter. was -un,ias
u-i .n ,h- i.ck-, until January u"
The ,ss- ~ss s-, for uiaI tomorrow
bu, N,,ota-y CLARK ~h" appears as
special prosecutor. said 'h's murninv
'ha, ewing Z" the aha-n'- f'um the
city Of r \ Thompson. "n" "f til"
PRINCIPAL witnesses for the complain.
Ing witness. he Was NOT ready 4. 60
- trial The postcards aud other
matter alleged iu have been rirruis'-
81 l., .ysip v-r ph.i" cartoons ~
". y Warren
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'Put. Jan. 5-jan. ~. t,li.b
NOTICE OF ANNUAL
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING

Notice Is hereby given tina, tho
Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders
Of Tic Troy Laundry 4 supply Com.
psny. will be- ncId at tho office oi
said COMPANY. corner OF Elm and
Chestnut streets. Trinidad. Colo.
rsdo. ON the ! 9Th day Of January.
a. y. 1911. at the hour Of ..3o y. NJ.
Of said date. for tic purpC~c "f elect.
Ing a Board Of Directors OF said
Company. and the transaction oi
such other bnsiscss ~ may property
come before said meeting.
Done a, Triuidai. Colorado. this
18th dsy OF December. A. u. 1918.
" ". McHENDKiE.
President.
Attest. A ". AiciiENDRIE. :,
Secretary
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CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

Chicago. Ian. IA. Hogs: i,-,cip,s
I:.""": mark., steady to a shade ua-
der yesterday. average. 't,lk. OF
sale. 81. 4" >..:: iivhs ..,s To
s.::s; mixed = To s.s": h-a', > 10
s.5:.: rough = {" s.i.. Rigs 81. To
s".
Cattle Receipt. :.ee": market
slow. Reeves ..sj to ste. TcSaA
steers GS. to =: western steer. Gij
to ,...: stockrr- anh feeders to
60. COW. aud heifcss s.io to SIZE:
calves I.s" to i1.ss.
Sheep: Receipts l1.00c: market
weak: native rs: to COS: Western
$50 to go: ..ariins.' 80" to 7.o5. /.
lambs. native ca: To S.2s. western
e.:s to S.2s.
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KANSAS clT3 LivSs1ock

Kansas City. Mo. Jan. i3.---iioxs:
Receipts 10000; market steady to
shade lower. bulk Of sales 7.15 to
Sis: heavy SOS to s.:o. packers
and butchers 1.?5 to SIS: lights
770 to s.1o:. piss G.1. TO 1.!;.
Cattle: Receipts 5000; market
steady. prime fed steers 81" to $40:
drcssed beef steers 1.s5 To $50: wes.
torn steers 6.1. to $40. southern
steers q 10 $40: cows AS to /.
hcifers ESQ to SIS: stockcrs and
feeders 81. TO go. bulls $50 to :.
calves $50 to II.
sheep: Receipts iI.ON: market
steady, lambs $50 TO sos; year
lings 6.c5 TO T.25; wcthers 80 TO
6: ewes i1j to SIS.
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CHICAGO soSao OF TRADE

chi.ss.. jaa iss-s;ea.fails ia
spfabi- tiF.p~sa .f"p sas,.ss aai a
spsVy iasg.asr ns the t.asoprsa si..
ihi- ss,ppiy had d-ps-ssins effect
sa.iap an ~h-ss prizes here I'll. ops
-sins sas f. "sf Z. =. .issa- uI.. with q
asa-i.rs,. ssssss. iA'-r. bot th-h =
ac.iias ell around
The .io.s ~ss nsm. I 'o ! snd |.
above ia&s sixhl
Condisbpss that pfussssssrd selling
gave tho bear .sd- al advantage In
so'n, The market a.s-ss.i uashsns,s: {:
tn 1 .ai l lower. rallied . iis'i- sn.i
AGAIN i-ii hack. sais time iss-T shaa
before
TIL. .i..- ~as relatively nFm .,
.e net d-.iin-
Oats turk ih- sane sosrs~ ss 9th
.s grain Tsas- ~ss small
Clos: Wheat. Msy csI Juiy So
Coss. MAJ s... JuI, ssl.
Oats. May ass. Jul, =ol
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,rub jan. Ia. i,IIt
Notice et S'ockheldesx' nee,isS.

Til. annual Meeting ~ tn. stock.
holders ot the cs.il- Hail tluiIaine {
Con- osns ~iii " held ., the jisaa,-,
Isoom in the castle iisiI Itu,iiin1. a.
tho .oIn-r of i'in~ street aud Nevada
avenue. in III" City Of Tstaidad.
Colorado. oa Tuesday. January is,h.
:. u. 1911. =, :::c =. ~. tot the
purpose Of -l-.'ins a h,ard Of d,r-C-
tors for said coiapany for the comm.
rear aud transsotins any and all 9th.
or business ;hs, may prop-Fi, come
hs:ora said mr-tins--N. ~. SENHs.
President: \. 3. uOI.i.ENnEcK. Soc
rcssry.
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THE NJ ARK ETS
~ gVLL ASSOCIATED eREss ~
" DAILY REPORTS W
new YORK STOCK EXCHANGE

Ne~ York. Jan. i3.-With M new
desriopinsn snIs Of Important infiusnss
ON 'h. market. psiess moved in hes
iiatias May iurins the niofsihs. The
speculative iayoriies ~es- ih.iin-d TO
asoa,p. despite vigorous bidding nt. Of
sp~eistties- stosks we're Supplied a,
Intervals ba, the general lie, shoNss.
inhss-hi strength ani losses s-E.
small.
Speculative sIiau-s ~.r- ssiis. ia
various sections and .om- oi y-si-.-
days leaders. iheiuaihs the ..i,. fer
siiis~I Aha laesi traction sLaf-s ~@r-
sxsis advanced. The sasAx-nisst af
-. .n".. .".c gold for -Ai.au ,o fEsa..
a.. siihoI, .ii-st on the stock mar-
k.i. ss II aas believed The isIs- ss-
.itanistios of funds h-s- soaia s-s-
mi, of q considerable su,E" si'houi
disssibutinx iL- pr-ssa, ra.y non-s
rates.
lh,a.is s-s. firm
Siseks shi.h had b--a hsis in
sbr~A ~ iDf~tsn s~tIthG h"N-d us'
~asi after nsSa and the s-a-rai iSa-
"a. iiapsos-a iiork ieiahd sI"rA.
snd bosi. ~F-r- asssii, s-vishs. ~
materially higher prices
tiiisih.-ss ia th- i-opaisr sss.ss :
sia.k-a-a IN a.ii.sss-rn"s1 but IN.
dstnsni sos ,h- ius prices. sa.nss nss
ahabsssI. ison ssa .t--' SHARE.
s-sr ESPECIALLY sifues
rA- n.srk.s closed STEADY.
TEXAS Cohpshy b~samr s.sSrg ot,
d-siai tha, .easfoi os th. sonp0Ss
ua. .~,ne sssshi sS STANDARD oil
interests tt,s~ la sar intso'ssh'
s's-k. ~as checked. ba' there ~sf-
M r.sssissafy s,mpionss
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DENVER LIVESTOCK

iAas-r. Coio.. Ian. ~ -G.,ii-s
ii-.s'p'. ."": marie, ssfosx: ts-.i
steers q Ia =; soss asi L-if-s. 3 su
s,s.: sioekrf. ssa feeders 6 4. 80
-a,s-> \ Ia 10.
HOGS: Receipts s...c. market io~-
OF: tap >,i.. baiA os sales = so s.io,
sheep it-~sip,s 200. m.sA-,
.,sosss s-ar,iaEs . to :. --sh.,s
ss .,sc. tsmss : to :>s: -~-s as
so
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RSs -. ict-
notice

Sealed bids ~tii 10 'ss-sssS fss "a.
eossisu.i.os oI u's Las Aais,As sosh
u Cussst liostse. as;Ii ~ o',iosk =. n.
January 90. ioIt. by The i'ossd o.
c>'sssy coaotsssssss os LIS Aslns,
coasiy. Cola. Il their OtfS~v. snsssi
Main aud Chss,sss slsr-,s. rsisiiss
Colorado. according To plsas aa.
os file aiih !. ~. aad
~. ~ taps coppan,. architect,
Mssosic iiiiidIue. rfiaidss. Cola
~ si-o,e DAT. asd h"ur ali hid Gil
/. pshiiriy op-ara aud s.ai siuue
All hidA 4. BE- maEksi bids .s
Cssr. iiops.''. ssd addressed e. ~,
uadcssiea.j. Th. Board reserves tbs
right 10 reject suy aai all biiss-G
y. iiasisa. Chairman.
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SAGE TEA TURNS
GRAY HAIR DARK
H.. G,.sdsoshrs's Recipe ,e Bsias
Back Color aad lasssr 10 Hair.

il's Gtssdnoshrs's Recipe ie Bsius
Back Color aad issssr 10 Hair.
That h~auiifpi. -,-a shade OF dark
glossy hair sss oniy i." had by br-~'
ias a miAsurv Ut sage Tea sad xuI.
..hur. N..r hair is your charm. u
makes as mars she tse~. Wh.u u
fades. tura. graz. sircskci aud looks
dry. ~i.py end .sraxeiy. iass an sp.
piirati.n .r "a. at sage aud sulphur
-nhanes. u. appearance a huadrvi
fold
IAsa't bother to prepare the t'sats:
yo,t .sn g., from any .rua store q"
.~at t-.,,i- .t ''Wy-sh's sag and Sui
phps Hair it-mr.iy.' ready 4. uso.
io BRING hack the natural -olor.
thi.ha-=s aud iu.tr- of your hair
aud remove isn,iruff. stop ssaip Itch.
ina and falling hair
Es-t,b.pI, us~- "Wy-th'.' Sss.
anL sulphur because II isrk-ns so
naturally and evenly tina. nobody
simply iaa.p~n a slOng- or soft hru.h
with u ami draw IL through tho hair.
taking one .Msll strand at time.
by morning tho gray hair has dissp.
,s.arcj. and after another appiica.
,ion IL become. beautifully dark and
appears glossy. lustrous aud abund-
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NEW YORK METAL

Ne~ York. Jsu, is.-i.sad quiet.
t,VS To i.ic.
sJeiter steady. . 30 to 5.1S.
Copper unsettled: standard. SPOT
NJ, a1os.d: January to April offered
o., is,s;..
Tin st-siy: spit 81 ~ ,o a. jan
nary and February sssv 10 81.
lien steady. uIs hanged
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LISTEN FOR fHE WHISTLE

Listen for the whistles. The C-N
carrier boys now POSSESS new wits.
ties. The boys will blow the whistles
when they deliver papers. When
YOU hear the whistle tonight and
nights hereafter get your C-N Just
after Il has been thrown.
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AnMoNS ASSUMES
RESPONSIBILITY FOR
MOTHER JONES ARREST

thtssSr. Jss. i..-G.,r,s.s An-
s,oss last aiEh, is.~-i . statr,usat
In which he asannsi iaii rrspoasi-
.iIiiy for th. sr-s, AZ 7Mos.-s
Mari ionss ss miiitar3 aath"sislc-
- '.iorsa" aus i'siagsi .n- -sltsi
H. hell Ia Groinai"nir sdS ustli such
tin- a. s.- sa~ ~ ,o sigs -.r prps.s-
lee 4" i'sss' sL.s 'F'Lr z".~ d sa-
state ii- saii
M"sh-E Map j.,,. ss.,. 1.
sbt. state -ssis in the aa,. a 'h-
isbos strife ssa si her in.-na,ari
As-sh-s stirred ap riosias which
Evsui,-s. IN .io-,..h.'is sh- finally
=. i-rsaas,-.: la quii .h-s 'hr-ss
-a-.I sith arrest. sns i.H Tie state
s.s, ag".. h.E '.sa'n s.. d-'i... sA1I
..iii,ia she stat. sni.i,i. sni 'h-
sns-snes of ,h. si,,-
81. $50 sis.s military .ss.si
irU.a ~. s,riks rv-i"s and ,.li nos
d. f.iur. i'aias saias.S us-pn ays
arrival ,a Dvn.-r s.. sna'''as~.,
si.- .eaii ~ back .. ls,s,a.is Hss
-ha attitude ~ss os- .f a..i.nsss
Last nish, sre ~-ai bs.a in aiss
Eais-. AMI s-s,i h.r r,,ssn sss for
th. pusp1s- m sayi1E SHAT shu
pieasss'. rhss state is issiin s.""i
. ass for III. Pse~r ai,on oi csirr
In the .ssikv s-sicas ssi don't psa.
| ss~ that she shall make that ~.
! I-A.iisars, useless she via L- I.F..s
seated from sasi,s ans".s -ho ~i,I
, r-p-as ~has .L- ssss. N.r attorney
viii ~ siS.u i-Eui.si.a ,a si.i, h-f
.. sL- "a. III. = hai.-ss ..rrus r-ii.
,i.n " she =" i'sisrs. sni ! ~sn'
i-s .. ." sc
''sinply Byeausc sh- is . sVsssr.
snl old .s- -, .as'. T. ~. -S.uss' for
her actions ans: is u. r--..o. SSy
s1- should be Permitted q" st'r "a.
'T.usi- ~h- vail H- released sHgn.
over .hs snn.in.ss her etiiiuSn-zsl
:. leave sii. striker -s,.u. shs can
go 4. Az, ,.vn In 'n- state ami 'aih
her h-si .i'. =. iuhE ne she E".iss
away from the. 'rik- district sac.
ran abuse us 'o her hearts '"n,'n'
~ B-ay-r "r Colorado springs ~
Port Collins. but she shall not .l.ss
!. Tr.ridaJ. wai-~nbarz. iiouIdrr.
s,"ani.os, SPRINGS aud other '~n-
,-rz or Industrial strife
In. i.-niaiiy She hs- .UT fulfil
permission to i.a'. the -is'- when
ever size wants to.
y assume ruii r'~pi.a'hiii'y I"f
r.r arrest I had her ris c-d In on"
of ti- best rpOms in s-.n Rafael a"s-
pitai hospital. oppo.it" the military !
,an,p in Trinidad. aud .h. .iii pr
accorded the mos, courteous treat
mcnt
II va. reported here tha, Meta.
.r" Jones became extremely bolster.
ous In the hospital. and 20 disturbed,
the patients that military auti"r'-
ties threatened to Put her in q,
ja,id.-i cell in the insane ward up-
less she remained aa,at.
John Mci.cnnon. president of the
Colorado State Federation cf Labor,
shd cNccu'i,. board nio'ubcrs ~ tho
United Mine Workers of Amo,ics.
stated ton,;h; that q haI,cas corpus
I.ti,iVn would be filed in behalf OF
" Mother jones iii' morning IN
Trinidad. sud that he is positive
Mother" Jones never will accept
the governor condition for hcr re-
isasc---i,cr removal from the STRIKE
zone
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RATES oFiExcHAwoe

New York. jan. t3.-Closc: Prime
paper - to 5 per cent.
Commercial bills 4S:1.
bar silver 559.
Mexican dollars A.
Government bonds firm.
Railroad bonds strong.
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-13

Royal Mail s,.an,-T ''oi...iaIL. With .
~i-- =. .. and ab.'u' .. ..ss.-assgs.
.as blown ASHORE . dangerous I,o-
si'ion OFF iisi'r islaai. a the nou,l'
~ tho iily .f t'uniy |-s.rai ships
received her siF-i-.z distress sisas.s
a.d hurried Z" h-T aid shortly ~
ter noon. wireless Communication
eitn h-r ceased and f-af ass 80
~. s.~.i 'ha, sh- Laa gone 'ia-n viii.
all 81. board
Chashau.. Mas. resolved distr.rs
signal. frofs tao sShoos-fs anchored
Oft Csp- c.i.
Niaas ih- sh.s. sss-rV.ss Jis.
r-r.-J a wrecked ibns io., IN ih-
.r- jusi ,-iy.si reach. but ao sign
~ life au board
Th. srho.I-r j.i,n Paul. IL. iuns.
assh IN Na.,n'k-s s'rihi .aFi, today
While being 'a...i by the s-,sas,
cutter Ncluihia-'. The cree of s.s
sa-a Lsd abandoned thu ship aud
| ..,hins is Laona a. to their late,
Naoih-r .-hu.n.r. the Gssis.
which anchored in Nantucket SQUAD
Las, nish, With distress sixnsls H..
ms. aai dIss.i.-arsd 'si' MORNING
| b'r"n Sastu.ks' = 'vsi barge sss
r-t-ns,-.i ASHORE oft Great roisi. with
| ". crew ~ pssti. asaSssasssr saa0'
h-ros. hut unsuccessful efforts ."
r-s-h the vessel
craft ~-r. ssiiy battered In The
| ,i.ini,y a.: w.o.i. i,"i-. Massa-hv.
| s-,'s. sai mang esiIs for assis'asc-
s-E- ssn, ou, bS skipper.
tn. .'.smrS Hartford. "f ~.
Hartford snd NcS York trans ports
$50. line. w-n, s.fu'ini ,his mpf.inr.
st ,srA Landing in th. Connection
rN"r. after i"urh niEhi ON ioaz
leland SQUAD.
The Iun.I,-r - LUpu.r Tao..ss
Winsm.t~. which v-.i asIuuaJ ~.
,-TL.l near .Iudy Hook. ~sH float.
81 ,hls m"rnias. ap'sT-n,ly ua.ai.
,l.d.
'aptstn NDE'russ "f th' Ii'u saN-
las 'r,s at SaH,uvL-i. said ,hss1paD
day weather conditions vet" ihu
w.'si in bis .sp-.i-I'..
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-13
THE n0afY MARKET

N-~ SssS. jsI 10 Call ss..-y
steady. /. tn:
fias tosas saslsr. 80 sai ," days
u. rec .-a, sis aaHihs I 'a 81 PCT
e.ss.
GO
Pesay sessieh ssas II ssssdaass
Gail 81 c.S csflss "
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-13
NEW Y0aK srock LIST

N-- York. jan Ia Nmsixsa,ai-
I'd .:.. sugar i"si Ns-hison ~.
Northern i'sriflt ii.I. K-aaias
is-.' s.a,E~rs i'a.ii. ,i.: rhion
r'a.iil. ~. 4. ;, steel .". 4. >
-i-.i preferred i.sa
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-13
CHICAGO PROVISIONS

Chicaso. Iaa. ii-firsi ,raa>s..
,ioa. in provisions rsas.d srnm !:
sn .!r hI:h-f. and a further rice
followed
Close: Pork. tsausr, :I..;I: MsS
.i..s.
Lard. January i".s:i Msy ".
:7..
itibs. January ii.1..: May ii...
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-13
ST. LOUIS METAL

~ Louis. Mo, Ian, ij-i.-sd
nominal. too.
sp-lier dnii. 81. Ia s,Is.
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-13
STEAMER LOST
IN STORM
.,..,,..-s tres. r..- D..

trance 'u ih- bay. u was thought
that the captain uf til" Cob-Iuij
having lost his bearings In the bIis.
Eard. was mistaken in giving .
ledge of Hr.cr island rs III" seen. oi
til. accident
As soon ~ the grounding of the
Cub,guij became known. e. &. iiar-
.cy. agent Of the jcpartm,nt Of ma
r.uc aud fisheries. sent wireless ia
strur;i'uE tp the Government stotTs
.r I.aiy I.luricr to proceed ,o til"
steamers assistance. tnd.r fHyu--
able conditions tho Lady i.anTirr
should reach til, CobuIuid carly so
morrow.
Whcn the Cape sabl. station sent;
out the radio call for help the mca-
sage was picked up by the Kron
frinzcssin Ieciii", Bremen for New
York. and the B-i,cdcru. Belfast for
New York. and both steamers arc be-
'i.y"J to ha," gone to the CohcIuid's
assistance. six other steamer are
known to be fighting their way
through the storm to the aid OF tn.
distressed vessel These picked up
her first wireless calls for help.
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-13

Heartburn. indigestion or distress
Of the stomach 10 instantly relieved
by UERBiSE IT forces the badly
dtgcstcd food out Of tho body and re-
stores tone IN the stomach aitd bow
cls. price sue. Sold by the IIuJs-
man Drug Co.
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-13
WELDING.

frusrn auto cyitnd-t. and crank
es~ra . .petisi,y. its y. Convent
ph. Trim. i:". lm'
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-13

Vineyard Haven. Mass. Jan. Ia
Search FOR III" crews or two schoon-
ors. the John Paul of Ellsworth.
ain". aud the Grets of Dorchester,
N u. was made in Nantucket sounr
today by the revenue cutter Acush-
net.
Til. Paul. which had been absp-
don.d by Captain John Hutchinson
and his crew OF five men. was picked
UP by the Acushnct last night but
sank off Hedge Fence lightship while
being towed toward this port. The
Grc,a which was anchored off Cross
Rip lightship with her foremast gon.
and distress signals living. could no,
be seen today.
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-13

-. iYTr. y. u. Jan. iJ.>A de-.
patch received late this afternoon
suid terrible sac was running down
tho nay OF fuudy and that none u
the steamer. scni out in search Of
the CUbcIuld had been able to fipd
her