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2 THE PENS COLA JOURNAL SATURDAY MORNING APRIL 17 1909
SOMETHING
WORTH KNOWING
And Knowing is Believing
You Cant Have Dyspepsia and Take
Kodol Because It Digests All
the Food You Eat
Chronic dyspepsia is very hard to
cure Kodol will effectually assist in
curing and it is far more satisfac
tory to prevent this disease Kodol
prevents dyspepsia by making the
digestion good and keeping it good
It is worth something to know this
it you have indigestion and likely to
nave dyspepsia Kodol prevents dys
pepsia and makes the digestion good
by digesting all the food you eat A
tablespoonful of Kodol will digest
214 pounds of food That is a table
spoonful of Kodol will digest that
quantity of any kind of food you may
eat Not only a single class of food
but all kinds of food in nny com
bination You cant have dyspepsia
if you take Kodol now and then
because it is not possible for you to
have dyspepsia as long as your food
digests properlyand Kodol digests
the food you eat Our guarantee
Get a dollar bottle of Kodol If you
are not benefited the druggist will
at once return your money Dont
hesitate any drugist will sell you
Kodol on those terms The dollar
bottle contains 211 times as much
as the 50c bottle Kodol is prepared
in the laboratories of E C DeWitt
Co Chicago
800 HOGSHEADS
>
LEAF TOBACCO
TO BE SHIPPED
IMMENSE CONSIGNMENT FROM
KENTUCKY TOBACCO FIELDS
WILL BE LOAgED ON STEAMER
SALTMARbH FOR LIVERPOOL
The first shipment of tobacco from I
Pensacola this season will be carried
to Liverpool on the British steamship
E O Saltmarsb which is due here
about May 1 The shipment will con
sist of about COO hogsheads and will
be exported by a firm in Kentucky
Thirtyfour car loads of the tobacco
have arrived here in addition to a
large quantity stored in the Louisville
and Nashville Railroad Companys
warehouse
Children oat sleep and grow after
taking Hollisters Rocky Mountain
Tea brings rosy cheeks laughing
eyes good health and strength A
tonic for sickly children C5 cents
ica or Tablets
Hannah Bros
COMING WITH
NITRATE SODA
AMERICAN STEAMER COYA IS EX
PECTED HERE IN TWO WEEKS
WITH FULL CARGO
f
Tim American steamship Coya is
due hero about May 1 with a full
cargo of nitrato of soda consigned to
the Gulf Transit Company She will
be docked at Tarragona street
wharf where her cargo will be un
loaded
Her cargo is imported by u firm in
Now Orleans but part of it will be
stored in tho Louisville and Nash
villa Railroad Companys warehouse
on Tarragona street wharf from
whore it will be shiped to interior
points by rail
This will be the second cargo of
nitrate of soda brought here on tho
Coya
PLEADED GUILTY TO
CHARGE OF FORGERY
Joe Snipes white pleaded guilty
yesterday before Justice Nickelsen to
forging tho name of B C Duval to a
check for 825
He was hold on 5500 bond to await
sentence by Judge Beggs of the crim
inal court
nosssos0ssssoea
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PROMIENT NEW ORLEANS m
0 > MAN DROWNED IN LAKE 6
6 By Associated Press
b Now Orleans April 16Ger P
aid Sivrigbt aged 19 a stu
b deni at Tulane University and e
4 a member of a prominent fam 6
O ily of New Orleans was 0
4 drowned late today when a
e boat overturned on the lake at G
4 City Park o
e 6
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HaJf Hair
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Health I I
Never Falls to Restore Gray 1
Hair to Its Natural Color and
Beauty
No matter how long it has been gray
or faded Stops ita falling out and
positively removes Dandruff
Refuse all substitutes Is not a dye
SI and SOc bottles at druggists by
mail Send 2c for free book The Care of tho
iSalr Fbilo Hay Spec Co Newark N J
I
CHARGED WITH
STEALING RINGS
SMALL NEGRO GIRL ALLEGED TO
HAVE TAKEN THREE FROM HO
TEL ESCAMBIA WAITRESS
Lizzie James a twelveyearold ne
gro girl who was arrested by Chief
of Police Sanders pleaded guilty yes
terday morning in the recorders court
to having stolen three finger rings
from Miss Marguerite Drennon a
waitress at Hotel Escambia
The girl is also charged with hav
ing stolen several dollars from Miss
Drennons room at the hotel
The rings have been returned to
their owner and the girl is now in
the county jail awaiting sentence by
Judge Beggs of the criminal court
Pale Delicate Women and Girls
The Old Standard GROVES TASTE
LESS CHILL TONIC drives out ma
laria and builds up the system For
grown people and children 50c
By Almost Unanimous
Vote W J Bryan Invited
to Address Legislature
Continued From First Pane
railways transfer property or fran
chise to other companies To third
reading
o 35 was taken up again and
made special order for Tuesday at 11
a m
No 75 Harris validating all grants
and privileges made by towns and
cities To third reading
No 91 Massey validating election
held at Oakland March 29th To
third reading
No 61 Humphries validating pav
ing contracts entered into by city of
Bradentown To third reading
No 60 Humphries legalizing bond
ing election held at Sarasota Dec 1
1908 To third reading
No 49 Beard relating to paving
work in Pensacola To third reading
Senator Baker of the 20th took the
chair for a short time
Beard substituted house bill No 20 I
for senate No 49
No 57 McMullen amending char
ter of Tampa To third reading
No o9 McMullen repealing char
ter of Clearwater and providing next
charter To third reading
No 90 Massey providing for spe
cial road tax for cities and towns To
third reading
No 2 McCreary for cheaper text
books To third reading
Joint resolution No 45 Sloan con
stitutional amendment relative to
education
No 45 waS postponed subject to
callBill
Bill No 96 Hudson raising school
age from six to seven years To
third reading
No 65 Sloan prohibiting sale or
giving away of certain narcotics To
third reading I
No 43 Sloan governing pardon
applications To third reading
No 52 Hudson relating to juris
diction of justices of the peace With
drawn
No 92 Broome removing fee from
cotton seed meal manufactured in
Florida Reported unfavorably In
definitely postponed to which Broome
agreed
No 40 McMullen conferring upon
electric railways rights of eminent
domain now enjoyed by railroad com
panies To third reading
Cone introduced resolution No 27
inviting Bryan to address the 1 iorida
legislature Adopted
Following bills were introduced
Senate bill No 155 Massey affirm
ing certain rights of Sanford
No 156 Buckman relating to sale
of personal property
No 157 Withers providing for de
ficiencies in printing appropriations
No 158 Buckman by request
transfers of stock in certain corpora
tions
No lot Buckman liability of
banks relative to forged checks
No 161 Harris fixing liability for
tnxog
Senator Baker of the 20th submit
ted two petitions Sumpter county
people asking for constitutional
amendments for prohibition
Senate recommitted senate bill No
6 to judiciary also No 85
Adjourned until Saturday at 4
oclock
Before adjournment Beard moved
to adjourn until 4 oclock
The House
The house called to order at 10
a m pursuant to adjournment by
the speaker
Roll call showed a quorum present
Prayer was offered by chaplain
Mr Neelpy of Leon was excused
on account of illness upon motion
of his colleagues
Having been given unanimous con
sent Mr Richburg of Walton with
drew House bill S7
Introduction oE memorial petitions
communications etc being in order
the following were read
Communication to speaker from
former Governor Broward
Motion made by MacXVilliauis of St
Johns that further action of matter
be deferred until next Wednesday at
10 a m
Hardee of St Johns stated that
it was his desire to dispose of the
matter now
Miller of Lake moved that matter
be referred to judiciary committee
division A
Durrance of Polk offered amend
ment to motion of Alexander that com
I munication with the message be re
I ferred to judiciary committee divis
ion A
I MacWilliams then offered a motion
that matter be referred jointly to
both divisions of judiciary commit
Ii tee
sAJesander of Volusia moved to
leave matter with speaker to dispose
of This prevailed
The speaker then announced he
would refer matter to both divisions
of judiciary committee
Communication to speaker from
i Secretary T J Apple ardi of the Flor
ida Press association transmitting res
olution adopted by press association
recommending that the legislature
make appropriation of at least 25000
a year for newspaper and periodical
advertising in the interest of immi
gration Referred
House memorial No 7 by Acre of
Oceola recommending that Florida
representation in congress be In
structed to urge appropriation for a
lock on the Kissimme river 75000
appropriation is asked Rules were
waived and memorial adopted
Introduction and consideration of
resolutions
House resolution 54 by Collins of
Volusia that Hon Wm J Bryan be
invited to address house of represen
tatives and that clerk remit resolu
tion by telegraph Adopted
Joint Resolutions
Bill by Mr Carter of Adalusia pro
hibiting the use of log carts on high
ways
Bill by Mr Night ot Bradford to
give persons arrested for crime op
portunity to appeal for trial
Bill by Mr Grace of Citrus for
the transfer of money from one county
fund to another
Bill by Mr Hodges of Columbia
for the relief of Mr Herring
Bill by Mr Chase of Duval for
the relief iof the Florida National
bank of Jacksonville
Bill by Mr Nahoffy of GaJsden to
prohibit the sale of liquor in dry
counties
Joint resolution by Mr Epperson of
Levy to amend the constitution
House bill 230 by Light of Mar
ion amending statutes relative to
unlawful entry
House bill 2S1 by Light of Mar
ion prohibiting express companies to
charge double amounts on interstate
business
House bill 234 by Peaden of Santa
Rosa amending statutes relating to
manner of procuring lands for county
farms
235 by Peaden of Santa Rosa
creating board of tax offcials in
counties
236 by Peadeu of Santa Rosa
amending statutes relating to burning
woods
MacWilliams of St Johns offered
resolution 55 that when bills reach
second reading the introducec be re
quired to explain his bill In explain
ing resolution MacWilliams said it
was almost absolutely necessary to
nave a bill explained IR order that
the members can vote intelligently
Resolution adopted
House bill 5 by Carter of Alachua
offering penalty for stealing bogs was
passed
House bill 7 by Carter of Alachua
amending statutes relating to regula
tion of sale of liquor in towns and
precincts voting against same was
passed Penalty for violation is fine
of not exceeding 500 for first offense
or six months imprisonment Purpose
of bill is to make first offense mis
demeanor and second offense felony
Roberson of Suawanee thought the
bill was not sufficiently wide in scope
of purpose This caused a short argu
ment between Carter and Roborson
Carter then moved that house re
consider 0 its action In passing bill
and that bill be referred to jihliciary
committee A Motion prevailed
Alexander of Volusia moved that
when house adjourned meet at 3 p
In Monday
Stokes Appointment
The speaker then announced that
under the rules of the house he would
appoint a speaker protem He then
appointed Jno P Stokes of Escam
bia soaker protein
Mr Stokes expressed appreciation
of the honor conferred
The chair then announced appoint
ment of Capt H C McRae an old
Confederate soldier to the uosition of
assistant sergeant at arms
Upon motion of Alexander of Volu
sia the house adjourned
SETTLED OBLIGATIONS
New York April 16 Announce
ment was made today at the Con
solidated Stock Exchange that Louis
G Spence who yesterday failed to
pay his balance at the exchange
clearing house and was given twenty
four hours to make a settlement had
today settled his obligations in full
AERONAUT WHO
WILL USE WIRELESS
PHONE IN FLIGHT
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I
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New York April 15Vhen Leo I
Stevens the aeronaut makes his next i
balloon ascension he will take with
him a wireless telephone through
which he is assured by the maker
he will be able to carry on conver
sation with persons on the ground
no matter at how high an altitude
he may fly One of the telephones
is attached to the basket of a balloon
which he is rigging up for an ascen
sion He expects to test it in a
flight over the city in a few days
MANAGER OF
HARRIMANS
LINES HERE
S W JUNGEN WHO WAS WITH
THE PARTY TO COME HERE
TUESDAY RETURNS AND WILL
LEAVE THIS MORNING FOR CO
LON ON HARRIMANS YACHT
S W Jungen manager of tho South
ern Pacific steamship lines who form
ed one of the party to reach here
Tuesday morning on Harrimans yacht
Staltena returned to the city yester
day afternoon at 4 oclock and tak
ing a cab went direct to the yacht
which is still moored at Comman
dancia wharf
The business of Mr Jungen was not
stated lIe like other members of the
Harriman party did not advertise his
visit to the city or its purpose It
was given out however that he will
leave this morning It was also stat
ed but not authoritatively that he
will prcceed from here to Panama
Yesterday the yacht took on a
quantity of coal and supplies and is
ready for the trip
PRETTY YACHT
SURPRISE 15
ON A VOYAGE
OWNED IN MOBILE THE VESSEL
IS CRUISING ALONG THE GULF i
COAST AND WILL LAYER GO TO
NEW YORK
The auxiliary schoonerrigged pleas
ure yacht Surprise with Geo II Ham
mond and wife ot Detroit Mich on
board has arrived hero HUm Mobile
The trip from Detroit was made I
via the Great Lakes Chicago canal
Illinois and Mississippi rivers to New
Orleans
The yacht will remain hero for
about two weeks when Mr and Mrs
Hammond will leave for Tampa
The Surprise Is 55 feet long 14 I
feet beam and draws four feet of
water She is fitted with a 35 horse
power gasoline engine and has a speed
of about eight miles per hour She
is moored at Baylen street wharf
A THREATENING
lETTER SENT TO
AN AlA EDITOR
He Criticised Blind Tiger
Element and City Officials
Appeals to Governor Com
er For Protection II
I
By Associated Press
Phenix City Ala April litEditor I
W E Berry of the PhenixGirard I
Journal a weekly newspaper pub I
lished here is greatly alarmed over
I
the receipt today ot a letter threat
ening his life for the publication re
cently of an editorial criticising the
socalled blind tiger clement and the
city officials for refusing to prosecute
these violators of the law I
Berry took the matter up with Gov
ernor Coiner today and the latters
secretary tonight advised Berry the
state will give him the desired pro
tection Just what steps the govern I
or will take are not known I
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CONFESSES TO MURDER
i
Lockport X Y April 16Romaine
Saukowski 15 years old has con I
fessed before the grand jury here
that he assisted in the murder of Mrs i
Tony Pierog at bpI home in Niagara
Falls on March 21 He claims that
i
he and a companion went to the I
Pierog house for the purpose of rob
bery The woman struggled and San
kowski says they drove a knife in
her btk and killed her
SOFT GLOSSY HAIR
It Can Only Be Had Where There Is
No Dandruff I
Any man or woman who wants soft i
glossy hair must be free of dandruff I
which canses falling hair Since it I
I has become known that dandruff is al
germ disease the old hair prepara
tions that were mostly scalp irritants
have been abandoned anu the pub
lie barbers and doctors included 1
have taken to using Newbros Herpi I
cede the only hair preparation that
kills the dandruff germ E Dodd
i Dlcvkinson N D says Herpicide i
not only cleanses the scalp from dan
druff and prevents the hair falling out I
but promotes a new growth Herpi
cede keeps my hair very glossy Sold
by leading druggists Send lOc in
stamps for sample to The Herpicide
Co Detroit Mich
One dollar bottles guaranteed SV
A DAlemberte special agent 1
In08T CI OGDEN T
AGAIN HEADS
CONFERENCE
For the Tenth Time New
York Man is Chosen
Strong Resolutions Adopt
ed Before Adjournment
By Associated Press
Atlanta April 16Robert C Ogden
was today elected for the tenth time
as president of the Conference for
Education in the South which closed
here tonight Before the conference
adjourned the following resolutions in
part were adopted
Improvement in country supervis
ion as a strategic point in the entire
educational system
Professional training of teachers
would meet the just demand for more
efficient service and especially the
strengthening of the department of
education in higher institutions for
the training of men as teachers and
principals of high schools and as sup
erintendents
Extension of local school improve
ment leagues to every community in
the South and an earnest effort to
place in hnproving the work upon a
selfsupporting basis
Continued efforts in behalf of com
pulsory education in such a manner
as maybe deemed wise for each state
We are glad to note that congress
has begun to make a distinct increase
in appropriations of a national bureau
of education as to what hitherto has
been made was totally inadequate
to the needs of the office and pain
fully disnroDortionate to the impor
tance of the interests It serves We
respectfully urge upon congress that
it undertake without further delay
the placing of this bureau upon a plan
of efficiency such as will enable it
to render in full the service which
the states represented in this confer
ence require and expect from such
federal office
TWO AMERICAN
MISSIONARIES I
REPORTED DEAD
AntiArmenians Outbreak
Assumes Very Serious
ProportionsTowns Are
Looted and Burned
By Associated Press
Constantinople April 16Two
American missionaries have been
killed in the antiArmenians outbreak
at Adana Asiatic Turkey according
to information received hero from
that place by telegraph this after
noon At midnight neither the Amer
ican ambassador nor the British em
bassy had received any further news
concerning the massacre or confirma
tion of the reported murder of Ameri
can missionaries at Adana
Conslar telegrams received lore re
port half the town of Adana has been
burned and the attacks upon Armen
ians extending into tho Vilayat Com
munication with the disturbed district
is interrupted however and reports
received must be taken with caution
A large number of Christians are said
to have been killed One report says
sixty Armenians have lost their lives
and many houses looted and burned
Tho Selamlik today was visited by
a great cdowd The sultan was loud
ly cheered His majesty gave an au
dience to ministers and reiterated to
them his solemn assurance he would
uphold the constitution The city is
returning to normal conditions
LLOYD
Soecial to The Journal
Lloyd April 15Rev James Moody
held services at St Clements Episco
pal church Sunday night and Monday
morning
Mrs Martha Cullen and her daugn
ter Miss Jennie left Sunday for their
home in Richmond Va after a very
pleasant visit with relative
Mrs Ambrose Davis returned last
week to her home in Tampa after a
delightful visit to ner aunt Mrs W
G Alford 0
Master Frank Taylor spent Easter
with his mother in Tallahassee j
The wens which have been dry for I
about four months are beginning to
OH after so much rain i
Robert Smith of Monticello anl
Miss Frances Chambers of Miccosou
kie drove down from Miccosoukic
Sunda I
Miss Rosa Alford is visiting rp
cousin Miss Maje Alford in Talla
I
haEscl
Delworth Clarke of Monticello was
in the C y Sunday
NO TRUTH IN REPORT
St Petersburg April GThere is
HO truth in the report telegraphed
from London that Emperor Nicholas
has accepted the resignation of M
Iswolskv as minister of foreign af
fairs The minister has placed his
portfolio at tae disposition of his ma
jesty but HO action has been taken
M Goremykin who is spoken of as
M Iswolsys successor is abroad
BURGLARS GOT 5000
Harrisville Mich April 16 Burg
lars last night blew the safe in the
Algona Savings Bank here and es
caped with 55000 The thieves over
looked 2000 in currency
For Builders Hardware o
and Supplies
The Right Materials the Quality Kinds
Win Johnson Son
MAY SUTTON TENNIS CHAMPION
WHO IS PLAYING IN MEXICO
Miss May Sutton tho tennis cham
pion who is playing in yio cham
pionship tournament in tho City of
Mexico possesses what is probably
the most valuable collection of
trophies in this country In her
i home in Pasadena Cal are forty
I
one gold and silver cups and plates
won in various parts of tho world
besides more than 100 medals Tho
trophy that Miss Sutton prizes most
highly is tho cup given by the Marquis
of Bute It is valued at 500 and warf
captured by the champion in throe
successive contests in England
I ORA MORNINGSTAR WHO WON
WORLDS 182 BILLIARD TITLE
I
Ora Morningstar or Wow York is now the 12 billiard champion of the
world having won the Madison Square Garden tournament with six vic
tories and without the loss of a game For four years the brilliant
young player has boon striving for the title but heretofore has always
been beaten out by the veterans of the game Morningstar won thu
championship over Sutton Slosson Cure Cutler Demarost and dine
His highest run was 114 and his average 21 George Slosson made tho
highest run 225 and the highest average 62 but won only three of his
six games
VENEZUELAS EXILED EXPRESIDENT
0
CRUISERS SENT TO WATCH HIM
General Cipriano Castro expresident of Venezuela I s being closely shad
owed by the United States cruisers Montana and North Carolina to pre
vent his landing at Colon The North Carolina is at Trinidad ready to
proceed to Venezuela should Castro start thither Castro reached Mar
tmque on board the Gaudeloupe and his wIfe continued to Trinidad on the
same steamship The Montana followed the Gautl loufve It is no secret
at Washington that the United Stafe will interfere akould a rtvolutio
develop in Venezuela