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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-24
Singeiblantet
Wurben 5. S9esbp Steffinston unb
feline beiben SdidiaIssenoTen
in Dublin.
@eneralantpolt BON Srlanb CAB gu,
bab bic 2eute an Der Re6erIton
ni9t tbeilssnommen batteH.
Ser MDrber Der brei Mdnner, aapis
tan 8upensgoltburit, bate aud
einen &naben erI9piIsn.

Dublin, 90. atuguit. - Sn Der
5our Courts besann am Mittppf
eine llnteriudung iiber bic 6inrih,
tung pOn J. Sbesbp Steffinstpn
Jreb. McSntbre uno Sbomas Did.
ion, bic betanntli6 ipGbrenb bes
tiir5liden irii6en 9lufitanbes obns
jeoDebes geri6tlides 8srfabrsn ers
iaoHen lpprben poren. Die 6iiitlis
rung Der 2euts mar auf 8efsbl ppn
aapitdn Sopen : GpItburit erfolgt,
Der bereits pon einem Sriegsoeri6t
fir iduIbig befuHben porben 1T, ies
bod gleia5eitig fir ssiitesgeIt0rt be-
funben tpurbe.
2eutnant sssIie @ilirn, Der oas
&ommunoo IN elmer Der &aisrnen in
Der HG6e Der pprtp6eIo Bride fiibr=
te, iagts aug, bab Steffington, als
sr an Q6enb por Der Sinri6tung eins
9eliefert puroe, nit ouf ben Riidsn
aebupbenen SGnoen eintraf uuo bab
aupitGn 8oDen Golthurft BEL Der
8elegen6eit mebrere augeln in bic
Suft feuerte, QuBerbsm CAB Der
2eutnant on, bab Der SapitGn aud
eiHen &naben Namens Goroe eri6of.
len bate. Der &nab. itanb i'm Der
bad)t, baB er in Der &aierne ipioniere
uno CAB, als er CUR Rebe eeftellt
purbe, bem &apitGn cine frede 9tnts
mort, tpprauf er baponlief. aupitGn
8oDen Gpltburit, tpplts, tpie Der
3euge ia9te, ben &naben burauFbin
in ben Qrm ober ing gein i6ieben,
5ielte iebo6 idle6t unb traf ben
&naben in ben unterieib.
Der 8eneralanlpalt fir SrIdnb,
Der ieinsr &ngabe mad Dor Der apme
milton eri6ien, Inn ibr bic Shat
iafen in benz San mitSutbsiIen, ii6er
bic ipie er bin5ufiigte, feinerlei Mleiz
uunasoeri6ieOenbeiten berrf6en, fiibrs
te Deri6iebene ginselbsiten iiber bic
leste Dote ber RebeLlion iopie ii6er
bic 9erbaftung Stsffingtons an.
beitrttt mad feiner Ser
buftung, ben 9(ngabsn bes General
1ntpaIts 5ufOIse, Elm Sinn Seinsr gu
Iein, geitanb ieOod gu, bab er nit
ibnen fpmpatbifire. Sm 2aufe bss
Gbenbs ipuroe er bann BON &apitdn
8oipen Goltburii aus benz 3eIlens
.aum ee6plt un6- auf Der Strdbe
2eutnant Wilipn iiberesben, nit Der
8emertung er fone obne tpeiteres err
doiien iperben, falIs aus Der @oltse
nense ipieber auf bic Sruppsn gee
euert piirbe. n |
Im tommenben Morqen bolte 9az
'itdn 8ofpen : Goltburit ben SfeFz |
inston fotpie befen beibe Sdidfalss |
enofen aug benz 3eGenraum NIT Der
9emertune: sd boIe bieIe 2eute ob
I'M iie su erfdieben, benn bas f5sint
neiner @niiht na4 bus Bette gu
ein". Darauf1in erfolgts bann bic
,inridtung Der Geute.
Der 9sneralanipalt CAB 5u, bab
ie brei Singertdteten su etnem ses
ehten pro5eh bereatist tparen, ba lie
bialut unfdulbis sefpeIen ipdren
nb tetnen Mntbeil an bem Iufitanp
sacmmeu battsa. ]
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@erben bic ensliiden SoIbaten In
OFfen.r a}arldmentsfsuns be-
aeihnst.
anpitGn prsttpman Der parlaments>
SstrttGr bes 9unbelsminiites
RUINS, ma4t iie fir bic
1heueruns i'm aunbe
berantiportlid.
.Meil fie al Der Gront anbertbalb mai
70 pisl eiien, lpie iie als gipiliiten
tbatsn.

2onbon, %. 4usuit. Yeibe Sdu.
Ter bes plrluments baben iia an
Mittipod bis gum 10. Sttober Der:
tagt, na4bem nod cine 9orlase 5u,
9lnnabme selanst mar, laut ipsl9e;
bic Sauer oes sesenpGrtisen parlui
ments i'm fpeitere iieben Dlpnate Der
lGngert tpurbe.
@elessntli9 Der SaluBiiBuns fan;
es aud iuieoer Su elmer Debate iibe.
bic Nabrunssmittelfrase unp bic bp=
ben 9ebensmittelpreiie, unb aapitGa
6. q. prettpman, Der parlamentss
Setrstdr bes Sdnbelsminiitertums,
ertIGrte i'm 9erlauf bieIer Debate in;
llnterbauie, saB bas Steisen Der Sc:
bsnsmittelpreiie in eriter 2inie aui
ben pOllis abnormen 8erbraua ppn
2sbensmitteln ourh bic Millionen i'm
5slbs iebsnoer Sruppen peruria4i
ipiirbe. &apitGn prettpman ertldrIe.
bab ieiner S9dbuns nad bisis Sclz
oaten jebt anosrtbalb NAL 10 piel aben,
uls Iis ss friiber. pdbrenb lie nod
Gipiliiten paren, setban bGtten.
Sbidon bic 2ebensmittelfrdge iebr
ernit 1T, bat bic Resieru1s es bod
nidt fir rStbig eradtet, trsenD pel6e
S9ritts gu tbun, I'm bic gsabrunsss
mitteloeriprgung elmer bebOrolihen
TontroQe gu unterI teller.
Die isbr eruite Wablfrase, iopie
bic Jrass Der 9ssiitrutionsreforn
nurbsn porldufis BEL Seite selest.
uber oas Sberbaus bat Der 9orlag.,
bur6 pel6e bic Oauer bss purIaz
ments perlGnsert rporbeu, einen pas
rasraptsn einoerIeibt, Der beitimmt.
bab tein neues parIament, bas auI
@runb bes sesentpdrtissn DdbIer=
resiitsrs erpdblt iperben iolIe, ldnger
aIs sfpei Sabre i'm qmt iein BARI. g5
ift bic les jebo6 eine Gpentua!itat, bic
taum eiutreten biirfte, bo nun es fur
nabesu auber Jrage ftebeHo bdlt, bab
bis sur Grpdbluns bes nd6iten Bar
luments cine Wablreform in ardft se;
treten iein tpirb, unb bab Biz babia
aud bic sgrauen bas Stimmredt ha=
ben nerben. glnerbinss lit man in oies
len Greiisn Der 4nii4t, oab be5iigli9
biefer ipidtisen Jrage oas Bolt crit
gu Ratbe sesOsen psroen iolIte.
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net 6amiIit. Ielerbon apon 4060.D ober
f}abrselb bssGbii In 1907 9se Blaze. Gpon.
bale.
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Gspifensftruhsln sepeisert babea
folIte. RriessbisHite au tbun.
Gttpas mnflar
g 1einen bic Ingdben be4
aaslt3 bes anssbliden
Saud dSoptdnsriffs
auf Die % 10 { 9 o..

= y Hppl d hSrI1s
auf bic 80 peep".
Rotterbam, %. 9lusuH, biz
SDnbon. @ie bier in Sn6en bes umez
ritaniiden Sampfers nSpego" in grz
fabruns gebrddt tpuroe, Der dnseblib
bon einem beutI9en Sdu1boot anee
srtffen purben 1T, tporiiter bic Ser.
Stdaten Regieruna jebt 4usfunft BON
Seutiffdno perlanet ba!, traf Der
0ampier am 13. Iuguii bier Elm uno
&apitGn Sarlop melbete bann, bab
in Der 9Dbe Der Wis6t Elm beuti6es
Sau96pot aebn uber 5ipDlf S9ufie
obne Warnuns auF ben Sampfer OBJ
9ege6en babe. Seine Der &useln traF
jebof, 10 bab feinerlei Sfaben ange~
ri6tet lpuroe, pbfdpn perihiebene Der
SeI6oiie in Der unmittelbaren gG6s
Des Sampfers einI6lugen.
Nie es beiBt, ioa aapitGn 9arlop
bebduptet ba5en, paB es ibm lnfolge
Der triben gDitterun9 dnfdnsI;h un.
mpgli6 getpeIen lei, bas 5uu6boot 81
iebelt als es iebo6 nG1er berantam,
fanbts er ben Nuut nit ben S9iffs-
papieren in einem Boot mad benz
5auhbopt unb nadbem bic Bapiere
sepriift pproen, tpurbe Der pSipego"
bic Weiterfabrt geItattet.
5erner beibt es, bab bic Offi3iere
al 9urb bes 5auhboots Dem Muat
Der rOpegp" ertlGrten, bab bic
Sdiifie absese6en lpprben puren, neil
Der 0ampfer ni4t auf bas inn ges
ee6enc Signal iofort anbielt. 8iefe
SignaIe tonnten, tpie es 6eibt infclge
bss CUR 3eit berrihenben triiben @etz
ters ni6t entsiFfert tperben. Die
y Spesu" lDI6te in 9fotterbum ibre
Sabuns uno trat am Is. Iuguit bic
Riidfabrt nuh glmerifo on.
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CUR rs6ten 3sit bumm fein f6ns
men, lit ssideitsr, als sur unreHien
asis ad4si. itin suoIIsn
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& 0 m pro mi

9lrSt: .9as Bier mub if Sbnen
leiber unteriagen, Serr @amperl.
garauf miiiien Sie in 3ufunft Der.
sidten"
@alnperl: o@ein, Serr Toftor,
bas gibts nidtl gber bas cine
peripred' id] Ssbnen: i1 geb' in gu.
funft nur mebr in Die @irtbsbauier,
in oenen ain idIedteiteu einseidentt
tuiro."
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gfur bic aartoffeIernte Diirfte gessH
bas @oriabr suriidblsiben.

I Berlin, %. anguit. gluf brabt:
loism @sss na9 SapDille. Sas ngers
liner aussbIutt" meIoet, Dab bic Dor.
ausfasunsen elmer siinitisen Grnte lid
i'm pollen Mabe bspabrbeiteH uno
bab Der grnteertras in allen &C.
treibeIorten in Deuti4lanb ausse5eid:
net lit. @iebfutter 1T slei6fuas II
sroben Mensen norbanben. Die aar.
ioffeIerRte birfte isoO6 iHfOlse beftis
ger Resensiiiie bintsr berjenigeH bss
DsrfIofenen Sabres 3uriidbIeIbeH. 81.
3udsrproOuttion bat 5usenommen.
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Wie fleinli@.
Berlin Ontario, Dirb BON
nun an &it9ener beis

SorOntO, Ontario. %. Iusuft.
2aut siHem am Mittpo9 erfolsten
GrIab bss Gsbeimratbs pirD bic
Stabt Berlin, Ont, in 3utunft ben
gtamen ait6ensr fiibren. Die besiig.
Ii4e Proclamation pirb an l. Sepz
tember erlaFsn tperbsn.
Die Staot bat unsefGbr 10000
GiHpohnsr unb tpuroe isineraeit bon
bsutfaen atnfisoIern sesriinbet, beren
9a9tommen ieBt nod einen sroben
Sbeil Der 8so6lterung bilbsn. &iir5>
lid fano cine Qbitimmung be5iisli5
Der RamsnsdHoeruus itutt unb bic
Mebr5ahl oerc-, bic fire Gtimmen
dbgaben, mar fir qenoerung oss gla,
mems Der St1bt in aithener. (gs
biirfte au9 tuum ratbium fir i. se.
apeien iein, fir bic gsib.baltuns bss
Nnmens Berlin gu itimmen. Qnm. ,.
Reb.)
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ni6i i'm @efansniB.
2onbon, %. Qusuf. Die aug
Berlin itammenbe Ra9ri9t, bab Der
Jriebensbefiirtpprter Rorman Ineel
gu elmer 9sfdnsnibitrafe osrurtbeilt
aporben lei, neil er iit geipeisert babe,
&riessoisnite gu tbdn, eutbebrt ies.
1peoer 9esriinbuns. Qnsel lit bur4
fein 4lter bonn Militdrbienit bsfreit.
Die lieberfee ga9rihten 4ssn1
tur bate bon Berlin eine aus itas
aienii4er -3eitungen itammenbe 0ads
rtht getneIbet, Der 3ufolee Rormdn
Qlnge1 su 1S Wonatsn @efdnsnib pers
Ssshsil. ~srSsa III. psH q ii& aus |
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gebr aiiuftig

ST in gang Deuti6lunD Der grtrag
Der grnte in alien 9etreiosarten.
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gerlanst - @eibIidJ.

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5ran, I'm elus.aiib esboreHe poree5oeen, ami.
itsn 20 unb 40 Snbre alt, iiir lipiialrs.grbeit
III Daulilie bon iiHb bet Der Beauffifiianng
eneb Ainees su be!isn. Dbons eibon 37ss.
22-20
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ggann fir Darienarbeit. ". geplsr, gus.
flllnm aoenne nHn 9ineparb Blaze. Dian
Hebme Die Gnit gRb Gar
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3n perfanien-N6beIn.
gserlanat = WGnnIid.

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ier NSbn iar ben ripiieeH HRann. 3i2 Et,
eplri Strnse tb
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W1b6sn fur auesmeine eaueurbett unb
Roten IN ss2 eiHepIr arsnls, IaIIai Sils.
Guier 9ptn.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-12-04
Continued on Page Six.)
MAY RECONSTRUCT
BRITISH GOVERNMENT
ny ASSOCIATED PRESS.

London, Dec 3.-Premier Asquith
has decided to advise the king to con-
sent to a reconstruction Of the gov
eminent. This was officially an
nounced tonight Throughout the day
today there have been consultations
and meetings between the party
leaders. Lloyd George held long
consultation with Premier Asquith.
Sir Edward Carson and Bonar Law
appeared together and addressed a
unionist meeting while Earl of Derby
and under secretary for war confer
red with Lloyd George.
The official announcement reads:
sPrime minister, with q view to a
most effective prosecution of the war,
has decided to advise bis majesty, the
king to consent to reconstruction
Of the gobernment.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-12-04
CLAIMS OF PENSACOLA
TO BE PRESENTED

Appearing before the farm loan
board after its completion of tour
of inspection of sites for the estab-
lishment of the bank for this district,
c. E. Dobson presented the claims of
Pensacola to the bank, while in Wash
ington. The brief was supplemented
by a statement of the facilities of
Pensacola, and a presentation of the
geographic relation of this city to
the territory embraced in the dis.
trict.
While no definite announcement
has been made, it is expected that
Pensacola will be considered carefully
before site is selected. Mr.. Dob
son also urged that the district in
clude only Florida, Alabama, Missis-
sippi and Georgia, excluding North
and South Carolina, which were in
cIuded in the first draft.
The first arrangement is objected
to on the ground that the interests
of the Carolinas are entirely differ
ent from those of othe other -four
states, and in some cases, an entirely
different method is used for measur.
ing land.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-12-04
CHIHUAHUA IS
RE-CAPT URED.
+. BY CARRANzA
Villa Bandits Driven Out
After Joint Attack by
Ozuna and Murguia.
AMERICANS WERE
NOT INJURED
Carranza Forces Moving
Northward From Torreon
Defeat Villa Column.
y AssocIArED pREss.

Juarez, Dec. Sit was officially
announced at Carranza headquarters
today that Carranza forces had re-
occupied Chihuahua City, after driv-
ing the Villa bandits out.
Telegraphic communication with
Chihuahua City has been restored
over federal lines and efforts are be-
ing made to ascertain the fate of the
Americans and other foreigners.
No Americans were killed in Chi
huahua by Villa according to private
advices tonight. The message said
that the only foreigners to suffer
were Chinese.
General Ozuna, Carranza comman-
der, entered the city from the
north last night, and General Muir
guia, who had been moving north
ward from Torreon, entered the city
today, after defeating the Villa col
umn thirty miles south of Chihuahua
City.
This information was received by
General Gonzales, the commander at
this place. While no definite reports
have been received as to the safety
of the Americans, it is not believed
that any foreigners except Chinese
were killed by Villa.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-12-04
CONGRESS WILL RUSH
RAILROAD LEGISLATION
81 AssoCIATEp PREss-

Washington, Dec. 3.-Speaker
Clark and Majority Leader Kitchin
assured President Wilson at a con-
ference tonight that they would do
all they could to hasten the passage
of railroad legislation at the short
session of congress, beginning to-
morrow.
The president summoned the house
leaders to secure their cooperation
in expediting the legislation and espe-
cially to supplement the AdamsoH
lad. This President Wilson said
should be given precedence over all
other general legislation.
No final plans were made by the
president for delivering his special
message on the high cost of living
later in the session. 1t is under
stood, however, that he favors such
steps when the opportunity offers.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-12-04
Would Have Early Test
of the Adamson Law

Washington, Dec. Steps to get
an early decision of the constitu-
tionality of the Adamson law in test
case of the Missouri, Oklahoma and
Gulf Railroad, win dominate interest
in the supreme court session tomor-
row. A motionwill be presented then
asking the court for an early date.
While the court is expected to i'm
mediately announce a date for an ar
gunent of the case, prospects fol
such decision are considered as un.
certain, as many important cases are
yet to be disposed Of.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-12-04
PROMINENT MEN ARE
CHARGED WITH KILLING
81 AssoCIATEp PREss.

Macon, Ca, Dec. 3.-Warren l.
Johnson, special agent of the Central
of Georgia Railroad, and Charles
Chapman, Jr., are under arrest here,
and DIR. C. K. Chapman, dentist
and Walter Johnson, Jr., are held in
Columbus, Ca, all charged with the
murder of Walter Wade, planter
of Leslie Ca, whose body was found
in the Flint river, near Americas
Ca, August z.
Warrants for their arrest were
sworn out by Wade's father-in-law
It is charged the killing followed q
poker game in Americas, IN which
all participated and Wade left will
five hundred dollars. The motive If
said to have been robbery.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-12-04
RUSSIA ASSERTS RIGHT
TO CONSTANTINOPLE
BY ASSOCIATED PRESS.

Petrograd, Dec. Sit is semi-offi-
cially reported that Premier Trepoff,
in the Duma, today announced off,
cially that an agreement had been
concluded by Russia, France and
Great Britain in 1915, and later ap-
proved by. Italy, establishing IN a
definite manner, the right OF Russia
to Constantinople and its straits.
Trepoff declared that Russians
should have known for what they are
shedding blood.
He asserted that Russia for q thou
sand years had been reaching south
toward a free outlet to the open sea.
He said, however, that every effort
was made to keep Turkey out of the
war by the allies, and her territorial
integrity was guaranteed if she had
consented to remain neutral.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-12-04
TO MAKE INVESTIGATION
OF QUARANTINE METHODS

Quarantine methods at the station
here viii be investigated, according
to c. E. Dobson, who stated to The
Journal yesterday that Surgeon Cen
eral Blue, Of the navy, ordered an
immediate investigation of the situa-
ton here. 1t is claimed that vessels
when in quarantine for fun1igation
and for other reasons, are held a
much longer time fian in the past,
and much longer than is necessary.
1t is expected that vigorous pro-
tests have been made againct such
proceedings as the consequent loss Of
time is very expensive.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-12-04
I. SHAT IS ARE
BY
WOW. LADIES
Memorial Services Held in
St. Johns Cemetery for
Dead Sovereigns.
LARGE CROWD
ATTENDS CEREMONY
First Occasion in the History
Circle That Two Were
Unveiled at Once.
LARGE CROWD
ATTENDS CEREMONY

In the presence of a large gather
ing, unwilling ceremonies were con
Quoted yesterday afternoon at st.
Johns cemetery under the auspices
of the Woodmen's Circle, the shafts
having been erected to the memory
of Mrs. Ella McCurdy and Mrs. H..
Pittman, both of whom in life were
well known in local circles. The first
named had been member and an of
ficer in the camp which yesterday
threw the "veil and let Gods sunlight
shine on the shaft which commem-
CRATES her WORTH" while Mrs. Pitt
man, who was resident of McDavid,
had been here but short time when
stricken and death came.
The ritualistic ceremonies were
conducted entirely by the ladies OF
the circle, Mrs. Cora Everhardt taxi
ing the leading part and formally
defeating, with the assistance of the
other sisters, the two monuments.
Addresses eulogizing the departed
were delivered by R. Pope Reese.
Members of the circle first met al
the w. o. w. Hall, on West Garder
street, thence proceeding in autos OF
street cars to st. Johns cemetery
where large concourse of people
were awaiting their arrival, whC
heard the ceremonies with close at
/ tention.
This is the first time in the mem
DRY of any of the present member
ship where two monuments were un
yelled and dedicated the same day.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-12-04
GERMANY TALKS OF
ARBITRATION MOVE
BY ASSOCIATED PRESS.

New York, Dec. 3.-That the idea
of arbitration is constantly gaining
ground in Germany, is the opinion OF
Professor Adolf Deismann, of the
University, in Berlin, expressed in q
wireless message to the Rev. Charles
S. mcfarland, general secretary OF
the federal council of churches OF
Christ hsf America. The message
came through the German embassy
and was in answer to query sent BY
Mcfarland. Deismann, who de.
scribed as one of Germans foremost
intellectuals, declared arbitration
come only when stthe mental and
spiritual atmosphere within the great
power would change"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-12-04
Later Information Reveals
Two Others Were Con-
cerned in Fatal Fight.
CAUSE OF SCRAPE
is YET UNKNOWN
Bob, Instead of Bud Collins,
as First Reported, Was
Killed in the Duel.
SPECIAL TO THE JOURNAL.

Milton, Dec. 3.-Later and more
detailed information relative to the
shooting affray at Munson Saturday
afternoon indicates that it was a
more general shooting scrape than at
first reported. Four persons were
wounded and two were killed. The
dead are Lee Thompson, foreman, and
Bob Collins, the name of the second
dead man being reported first as
bud" Collins, which error is correct
ed by later information which was
received last night.
Lewis and Robert Collins, sons of
the dead man of that name, and Ed.
Collins, nephew, were among the
wounded, the fourth young man who
is said to have received pistol wound
being Charles Sullivan, deputy
sheriff, in Santa Rosa county.
There were no arrests in the case,
Sheriff Harven going out and spend
ing all night in the investigation of
one of the bloodiest ARRAYS which
has ever occurred in Santa Rosa
county.
Bob Collins, the man woo was said
to have been killed bySThompson,
the other man who lost his life was
also an officer of the law, having
held the office of constable for some
time. At the last election, however,
he was defeated for office, and some
who have talked of the supposed
causes which led up to the shooting
maintain that political disagree
ments had great deal to bringing
on the trouble, although one well-in-
formed party stated that the trouble
between the two men had its origin
some years ago.
As stated, there have as yet been
no arrests in the case. The wounded
young men are, of course, being given
the best of treatment, and whether or
not other parties were concerned in
the trouble which had such an end
ing, could not be learned. Sheriff
Harvell, thoroughly tired out after
an all-night investigation, was rest
ing up last night and it was reported
viii continue his investigations again
this morning.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-12-04
KENTUCK|ANS
ARRIVE I ODAY
Large Party Reach Pensacola
This Afternoon for
Haunting Tip.

A party of prominent Kentucky and
Tennessee, men, who will spend a
week in the Floridatown neighbor-
hood, hunting and fishing, left LOUIS
vile, KY, last night at 10 o'clock,
and should arrive this afternoon at
4:30 o'clock. At last reports, the
governor of the Blue Grass state will
be one of the party, and, with the
others, will spend the greater part
of the week as guests of the Stock
Raisers' Association, in Florida woods
and on streams, hunting and fishing.
While the number is as yet uncer-
tain, it is expected that at least forty
will be in the party, and they will
hail from Frankfort, Versailles,
Franklin and Louisville, KY, and Co
lumbia, Lewisburg and Gailbraith,
Tenn.
"A. T. Barkdul1, of Pensacola, who
is in charged of the fishing, said last
night, that he was yet without advices
as to how many are in the party, but
that everything is ready for them,
and they will all be given a good
time, so far as the fishing part of the
week is concerned. John McRae and
Charles Simpson of Santa Rosa coun-
ty are looking after the other ar
rangements.
There will be a great bird supper
Monday night, and a number of local
citizens will attend. A large number
of Santa Rosa county people viii
also be there, to see to it that their
guests are extended a cordial vel
come. ~