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ma Islands and New Orleans, to
run IN anchor in Port st. Joe.
Sne was carrying cargo of $50 cases
OF real .whiskey valued at $4,000. The
cargo and yacht was seized and the
Officers placed under arrest.
The Mennonites, who at one time
mad their eyes set in the direction of
Florida have secured 5000, 900 acres
OF land and certain concessions in
Paraguay s. A., and will locate there.
i Ihey desired to be exempted from
military duty and from patronizing
the public schools These concessions
We're allowed them in Paraguay. Fight
ing is against their religion, nor will
they send their children to the pub
| lie schools.
STATE NEWS
/ Sheriff Bowling of Duval county
has been suspended from Office. He
IS charged with grave misdimennors.
$50
:. The First National Bank building
OF Miami. now under construction, is
to be ten stories of steel construc-
ton throughout.
w. K, Mizelle, former clerk of the
Board Of Public instruction of Dade
county, is under indictment for en-
bezzlement.
i Bishop curley of St. Augustine has
been made Archbishop of Baltimore
held for many years by the late Cardi-
!. nal Gibbons
4 A Jacksonville man on Monday was
held up and robbed in Jacksonville.
/ billie Wilson was killed by a
young man named Hubbard at Wade
on Wednesday. The quarrel original
ed over a love affair. Williams was
nj the employ of the GUNNER Lumber
Company at Newberry.
The University City has had de-
iuge of frogs. About as thick as those
which once plagued the Egyptians.
One correspondent says there must
i have been hillicn
s**
Sixty million dollars are needed to
l complete state roads.
The State Pardoning Board extended
i clemeney to large number at it's
session CT July 7, 5. and 8. Three con-
ditional pardons were granted. five
sentences committed and 40 passed.
The grounds for all pardons are pub
lished in extenso.
West Palm Beacn wants police.
women officer.
In anticipation of the completion Of
1.-THE Cincinnati Lexington Knoxville
Chattanooga automobile route least
ern Dixie Highway there viii be a
celebration in Chattanooga Sep. 5 A
number of cars are already booked
to leave from Jacksonville.
Jacksonville, Punta Gorda, Chatta-
hoochee and other places in Florida
are in ecstacies over the building
and completion of bridges and the
same have occasioned festivities and
celebrations.
Sheriff Bowling of Duval county, r.
E. Wheeler, p. M. Hopkins, and num-
| Der of others, have been indicted by
federal grand jury for violations of
the national prohibition laws. Sheriff
Bowling denies the charges in toto
and says he is ready to go to trial.
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Judge Rhydon M. Call of Jackson
vile, has handed down decision in
which he holds that private resi-
dences are not subject to search.
Under his ruling the liquors seized
belonging to D. r.. Armstrong Of Dade
county, seized and taken from his
private residence were ordered return
ed to him.
4 A million dollar drug company has
been organized in Tampa.
Jacksonville is taking in about ST.
400 day from tolls at the new bridge
over the ST. Johns. indicating that it
can be made free avenue at some
time.