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Tokio April 17 17It It is calculated calculatedtew calculatedll calculatediat
tew l > that C1 itthe the Russian squadron ar arrril artttJ arat
rril at Kaairanb KamranhBay Bay at noon April Aprilt AprilaLI i ian1
t aLI therefore bad ha been occupying occupyingto occupYi occupylnt i iL
to L t port fortyeight hours when seen seena
a at z noon April 14 14Russians 14Russians 4 4Russians II IIat
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St t Petersburg April HThe 17 The news newsi newsf1
i f1 I 3 vessels of the Russian squadron squadronile squadr9nb
ile b l put into Kamranh Bay north of ofCape ofra ofai
Cape ra ai Padaran Padarnnort off the east coast of offc ofrcn ofc
fc rcn c n China bears out statements statementscra statementsI1nf
cra I1nf iutl fl d in these dispatches a week weekI
2 o I the he effect that Admiral Rojest Rojestvea
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probably would shelter on ons onpart
s l part part of the Chochin Cho hIn China Chinarjast Chinaroast Chinait
roast it and there coal and make his hisfsal hisfal
fsal preparations before embarking embarkinghe
ri 1 he final stage of ofhis his journey No NoeSnie Nofjnt Not1lc
eSnie fjnt t1lc > information is obtainable as asth
t I th hf ength of the squadrons stay sta at atKarraah atMranh atlaraflh i <
Karraah bay a or whether the warships warshipssve
tae sve already alrEad ar ady sailed the admiralty admiraltyea
Hen < ea if f It knows being naturally silent silentoajhis silentIn
oajhis In Ii ths point pointYou vointYou pointyou
You may ma b sure said the officer officerthat officerthat
that ha precaution will be taken against againsta
a torpedo r1edo attack Rojestvensky Rojestvenskycan can canw
bt 1 w relied upon tipo to protect his ships shipsAaong shipsnong shipsAnong
Aaong = nong naval men the idea that Ad Admiral Admral Adflral ¬
miral Rojestvensky has divided hisquadron his hissquadron hisqUadr5
squadron is not entertained entertainedo
Xo o confirmation has been received receivedee
1e iee ee e of the reported naval engagement engagementora engag ent enttorll
torll tor ora of the Natuna islands which ac according aecoring acCoring ¬
coring to the British steamer Tele Telepa Teletahn Telea
pa tahn a hus which has just arrived at atng
Hang ng Kong tool place iso 150 miles milesw mUesrOlh milesrh
w rOlh > ri of the Natuna islands in the af a ¬
ternoon ter Of April 12 12Vessels 12Vessels 12VeseIs >
Vessels at Turan Bay
waion April 17 17Aspecial 17A A special des desat desa4
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SE SU a Sunday Snda at Turan bay about 35 35es
In es north of Kamranh bay baySM
Taran Tr n ba bar > is between latitude 16 16fT
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ssels of the Russian squadron be ber bag
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By Associated Associ ted Press PressSaigon I I ISaigon
Saigon April 17 17The The Japanese Japanesehave Jap Japaesobare esc escbac
have captured a large number of col1 col1liers C col colflers O t
liers 1 ers off the coast of Cochin China ChinaSix ChinaSix ChinaSix I
Six men supposed to be Japanese Japaneselanded Japaneselanded Japanese1ant1d
landed some days ago at Cape St StJames stJmes StJames
James near here from a Chinese junk junkand j I IlUd
and after a brief stay reembarked reembarkedA J il
A number 1 or T Russian warships are areanchored areanchored I Ianchored
anchored in Kamranh Bay where wheretheyf wheretheyfare they theyare theylare
are revictaculing revictaculingThe I IThe
The steamer Eridan wnich was pur purcfasld purchasd j I
chased by local French firms sailed sailedyesterday saIledyesterday
yesterday csterda evening with a full cargo of ofprovisions oflrolsions ofprovisions I
provisions for the squadron The Thelealth Theealth
ealth of the Russians is remarkably remarkabiyOOil i iooa
gooI ooa only onl eight deaths from disease diseasefrom diseaselavLag 1
lIa lavLag ing occurred since theirdeparturet their departure I
from iDurope EuroPe out of an effective effecliverorce effecliverorceotlt1llng force forceotalIlng I Imailing
mailing eighteen thousand men menA Itlen7 I IA
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S > France Franc < as as to the presence pres nCe of vessels vesselsf
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t1 he whereabouts w reabouts of Admiral Rounslcy Ro1s1 Ro Resnsk
unslcy snsk < 1s1 foreseeing apossible a possible na naruse naruse naruse
ruse If representations are made1 made1will made madei madewill
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Logansport Ind April 17In 17 In the thepaid paid for foranil and taking advantage advantagebroad advaatagbroad i ibroad
broad daylight C D Billman the of the theabsence absence of all the city officials officialssculptor officIalsseuIptor offlcialsculptor
sculptor today removed removed from its at a Municipal League meeting this thispedestal thIsp th1 th1pedestal
pedestal p destal in the th city park p rk here the afternoon backed back d a wagon to the base basestatue basestatue bas
z statue to William McKinley which had of f the monument and with the aid of ofbeen ofbeen a f
been erected erectedbr by Ohrigtiaiis as a me block and tackle transferred the monu monumoriai monumorial monumorlal S
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17 17A A thousand Bulgarians Bulgari ns on n April j burning bumin a number numberot or houses
15 attacked attackedfhe the monastery of Athaj Atha An n engagement engagem nt between Turks and andJ1CU andas an anI d I
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will make immediate immedtaterepresentaUonli immedtaterepresentaUonlitoFTance representations representationsto
to toFTance France The Ther response sponie of France Frances
Is s eagerly awaited aw tte particularly aiiicularIy 1tlc lar1yas as towhether to towhether towhether
whether France adiuite ad 4UiIt nIts the thesqnadron thesqnadroniswfthin squadron squadronis
is iswfthin within the t erritooal TJorfal watersFrance watersFrance waters watersFrance
France denied that the Russian Russiansquad Russiansquadroo squad squadwhen squadron
ron waS within te1ito1lal tei7ithrlal waters watersYohen waterswhen
when off offMadag Madagascar Madagascarin a If sh she denies it itin Itin
in this instance it will give Japan an anopportunity anopportunity anopportunity
opportunity to toa attack ck the Russian RussIaJives RussIaJivessels yes vessels yessels ¬
sels without violating Frances Frali18sneu Frali18sneut neu neutrality zieutrailty ¬
trality t Uty Many ranY people continueto c cdnUiie ntlDueto to be believe be1eve beIleve ¬
lieve the Russian squadron Will U speed speedily speediIy speedlly ¬
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Hong Kong April 17 17The The German Germansteamer Germansteamer Germansteamer
steamer Brunhilde aarlyed idved here todayfrom today todayfrom todayfrom
from Singapore And ap a l fppprte Porte4tht porte4 that she shewas shewas shewas
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knots The Tbeshlp ships appeared to 10 0 be in ingood ingdcondlUon Ingood
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New York April 17 17Th Tfie trial trlalo trlaloNanPatterson of ofNan
Nan NanPatterson NanPatterson Patterson for the murder murcterof of Cae Caesar CaesarY ¬
sar sarY Young < > ung which was postponed post from fromMonday fromMonday
Monday was again againpostpOIioo againpostpOIioowhen postponed today todaywhen
when when foe tdlecase case was called led intke Iu court courtof courtot
of 0 general sessions sessionsThe sessionsThe
S The delay this time however kow Ter will willprobably willprobably
probably be only for twentyfour hours hourssince hourssince
since the only thing awaited is the thefinal thefinal r
final ruling of Justice Gaynbr G ynbr on ana anamotion a amotion
motion asking asI ng that District Attorney AttorneyJerome AttorneyJ AttorneyJrome S
Jerome J rome be ordered to surrender SU Tender the thepapers
papers confiscated when X rMorgan rMorganSmith I Morgan
Smith and his wife were arrested at atCincinnati 5
Cincinnati The Th motion for an an3d an3djournment ad 1
journment until tomorrow to norrOW which whioowU whioowUmade was wasmade
made by Assistant District Dist ct AttDny S
Gans was strenuously 9trenuouslyopjj opposed Sed > bycounseL by bycounsel byun5et S
counsel un5et for the prisontscs pfuo pfuor pfuoJIIECTEDTHAT prioneI
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New York April prf117With 17 17With With the last listknown lastknown
known objection tothe to the beginningbt beginningbtthe beginning bi bithe r rthe
the trial removed it was wasexpecteifthat wasexpecteifthatNan expectedthat expectedthatsNan expectedthaNan
Nan Patterson Pattersoptheformer tie former show girl girlwould girlwould girlwould
would appear In court for the thethlrd thethlrdtimetoda third thirdtime i
time timetoda today to answer to the charge chargeof 3
of killing Caesar Young a awealthy awealthybOkmaker wealthy wealthybookmaker
bookmaker and turfman Young was wasshot wasshot wa 3 3shot
shot to death while riding in a hand handsome hands handsome ¬
s some me cab with Miss Patterson on ona ona
a morning in June last The first tri trlal tn tnal I
al was interrupted by the illness of ofa ofa
a juror when it was Wa about half finish finished 1lnfs 1lnfsed finishOd
ed and nd then there was a wait of ofmonths ofmonbhs
months m nLhsbefore before the girl publicly facod facodher facodher
her accusers This time the jury after afterhearing alterhearIng afterhearing
hearing all the evidence Was unable unableto unableto
to agree and she was obliged to go goback goback goback
back to the Tombs prison to await the theconvenience thoconvenience theconvenience
convenience of the court and the dis district dIstrfct dilstrict
trict attorney before making another anothereffort anothereffort anothereffort
effort to regain her freedom When Whenthere Whenthere Wenthere
there seemed to be no prospect of an animmediate aaImmediate animmediate
immediate trial Miss Pattersons Pattersonscounsel Pattersonscounsel Pattersonscounsel
counsel procured a writ of habeas habeascorpus habeascorpus habeascorpus
corpus about a month ago and had her hertaken hertaken heitakes
taken into the supreme court conrtwh when whena whenarequest n na
a arequest request was made ma1 e that a a date for
trial be set s before May 1 or the theyoung theyoung
young woman be admitted to bail bailAs bailAs
As a result of these proceedings
District Attorney Jerome was ordered orderedplace
to place Miss Patterson on trial before
May 1 A few days later it was wa an announced announced announeed ¬
nounced that April 10 had been as assigned assigned ¬
signed for the beginning of the trial
A few days before that date however
J Morgan Smith and his wife Miss
Pattersons sister who had been beensought beensought
sought by the prosecution prosec n for months monthsas
as witnesses against the young wo woman w wman waman
man were wereJocated located in Cincinnati The Thegrand Thegrand
grand jury indicted them on o the thecharge thecharge thecharge
charge of conspiracy In connection connectionWith connectionVJth connectionwith
With the Patterson case and 1i ldth they ywere ywerearrestooand were werearrested werearrested
arrested arrestooand and held for forextradfUon extradition
Their refusal to come to New ew York Yorkvoluntarily YorkvoluntarIly Yorkvoluntarily
voluntarily resulted Jn a postponement
in the opening of the trial until unU to
day In the meantime the Smiths Smithsgave Smithsgave
gave up the fight against extradition extraditionand
and they are now in the Tombs Since
their return from Cincinnati however
it has been said that they may maynof not
be called as witness after alL alLIt alLItJs alLIt
It ItJs is expected that the present presenttritl presenttritlwlU trial trialwill
will develop some features that thatwere thatwerealtogether thatwerealtogether were werea1fugether
altogether lacking when the case was
In the courts before
Rumors of o new newwitnesses newwitnesses
witnesses and of promised sensations
by both prosecution and the defense defensewere defensewere
were plentiful today None of these theseprobably
probably will be brought out for some
time tim however howev r and it Is 1 expected that thatseveral thatseveral thatseveral
several days at least will be required
to select a jury juryGEORGIA juryGORGIA
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Q Gainesville in sviIle Ga April 17 17Almost 17Almostthe Almost Almostthe
the entire fruIt crop of northwest northweJtGeorgia nor2iweatgeorgia
Georgia was killed laht night by the thefreeze thefreeZe th thfree
freeze free The TbegrowefS growers state that thattherE there therewill
will III not be enough peaches JIe ach for oraSin oraSingIeshipment a sin sintie
tie gIeshipment shipment The n thermometer thermODleterreg reg regIstered
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By Associated Press PressWashington Pr PressWashington sa saWashington
Washington April 17 17In In an opbi opbiion opinn
ion O n by Justice Justi e Peckham the supreme supremecourt supremeoirt
eto coprt c court of the Halted States today held heldto heldbe
to be unconstitutional unCO1 stittlon l the New N ew York Yorkstate Yorkstate Yorkate
state st stw stin ate law making m nak1igten gl ten hours a a days dayswork daysork
work w ork and sixty hours a weeks week s work workthe Workt
to inH the t e bakeries in that thatstate state Justices JustIcesHarlan Justicesarlan
Harlan H arlan Holmes White and Day dis dissented dfssented disented ¬
sented s Justice Harlan declared decl ted it itwas itas
was w as the most important decision c1sion that thatlad thatad
lad b ad been rendered nder d in the last century
The opinion opinl A was wa ianded down in Incase
the t he case of Lbckner Lockn er vs 5 the State of ofNew ofN ofew
New N ew w York and was based upon the thegrounds thegrounds therounds
grounds g rounds that tha the law interfered with withee
free fr ee exercise of the right of otcontract otcontracttndlvldual contract contractbetween contractetweea
between bA b individuals The court x Of Dtppeals > f fAppeals
Appeals A of the th state upheld the law lawand lawandaftirIned lawnd
and andaftirIned a nd affirmed jud judgment nt of the trial trialcourt trialco trialourt
court co c holding Lbckner L ckIier guilty Judge JudgeParker JudgeParker Judgerko
Parker P rko wrote the opinion of oCthe 4n The New NewYork NewYork Nework
York Y ork Court Cortof of Appeals supporting the thelaw thelaw theaw
i law aw and the court divided lour to tothree tothree toree
4 three th ree on the question of 0 f validity validItyockuer
j Lockner L is a abkerwh baker who was found foundguilty foundguilty founduilty
j guilty g of otpermlttfug permitting an employe to towork towork toork
work w ork In a bakery more than sixty sixtyours
j hours h ours in a av a week weekJustice ek ekJustice
Justice Peckham said the thelaw law is isBOtan isS s s11an
i BOtan tan act ac merely me ely fixing the theuumber theuumberjborwkIck number numberwork7 nbetC1 S
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i see s ee legislature adjourned sine die to today t tday toay ¬ S
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Washington April 17 17PatriotIsm 17PatriotIsman 7 Patriotism Patriotismand1 Patriotismanci
and1 an love or country formed rmed the key keynote k keynote y ynote ¬
note of thecerem the ceremony ny held today in indedication ind Indedication
dedication d of the Continental Memo Memorial MemrIal Memonial ¬
rial hall and handsome home of the thenational thenational thenational
national society of Daughters of oftbe oftbeAmerican the theAmerican theAmerican
American Revolution The building is isnot isnot
not yet completed completedbtlt bnt construction has hasprogressed hasprogressed
progressed so far that the annual annualmeeting annualmeeting
meeting reeeUngwhIch which began this afternoon Is Isto isto
to be held in the building buildingHAD buildingHAD
HAD AD TO SURRENDER SURRENDERSMITHS SURRENDERSMIThS
SMITHS LETTERS LETTERSPACKAGE
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By Associated Press Presstorney PressNew
N New w York April 17DistrictAt 17DIstrict At
torney Jerome and Assistant Attorney AttorneyRind AttorneyRInd
Rind were served today todaywIth with an anor anorder or
der of otJustfce Justice Gaynor to tOBtUTender surrender surrendetcertaIn j
certain certa letters taken takeafrom Aom the trunk
of J Morgan Smith at Cincinnati CincinnatiThe CincinnatiThe S 1
The package was wasgiven given to the clerk clerkwho clerkwho cIer1who
who secured secnredtbe the order 1
Assistant District Distri Attorney Hind Hindsai L
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By Associated Asso ated Press PressFtnithurst PressFiuithurst I
Ftnithurst Ala April 17 11This This sea seasonS seal sealsonitgrape seaOgrape
sonS sonitgrape > grape crop was severely damaged damagedby damagedb I
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by b list nights frost The damage damagewiII damagewiIIamount will willamount wilamount I
amount to several thousand dollars
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STUDENTS OF OMAHA SCHOOL SCHOOLI SCHOOLREVOLT SCUOOII
I REVOLT AGAINST JAPANESE JAPANESESERIOUS I I 1
SERIOUS S RIOUS TROUBLE ROUBLECAUSED CAUSED BY PRESENCE OF SONS OF JAPANESE JAPANESESTRIKE JAPANESESTRIKE JAPANESESTRIKE r
STRIKE BREAKERS QUEL QUELLED LED BY FORCE OF POLICE POLICEAFTER P01ICEAFTER POLICEAFTER
AFTER MANY STUDENTS STU STUDENTSHAD DENTS HAD H D BEEN BEENDISMISSED BEENDISMISSED I Iu
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By Associated Press strike a year ago agoOmaha agoOmaha agoOmaha
Omaha New April Aprll17 17 17Three Three hun A number of the larger JargerIJUpiIs pupils lined lineddred lineddred line linee
dred pupHs of the college school in up today and would not t allow the theSouth theSouth thi e
South Omaha revolted today as re re others to enter nter the school chooUor Jor the regu regusultof regusnIt reg regsuit thiI I
sultof snIt of the presence of two twoJaps Japs in the lar session Aforce A force of OfpoUce T police was wasschool Was Wasschool a S
school s The two Japanese are sons called and it required an hour to t < > re rebf reof 5
bf b f strike breakers at the packing tore > order which was wasnot not done imtil imtilhouse 11Dtihouea int1 int1house rcLI LI
house brought ughtto to the city during the after a nundred were sent sen home
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Glenwood Springs Springs Colorado April tprllincludes pdl j includes two jrtops stops for formal qrmalrecep qrmalrecepexpected recep recepr rece
17The expected couiier has Dot ar tIonspne one at Dnver l1verand and one neatChl neatChlcago at receI Cli Clidl I
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no word has been beenrec received ved by Secre dinner at t the Merchants Merc ant Club and an andtart cf a atary a
tart taryLoeb Loeb Tie secretary says he dinner at the Iroquois Club It is isdoes isoes I S j
does oes not expect wore worcioftener oftener than two likely that the presidenti will snake snakeor makeor iak SS S
or three times a week three tbreespeeches speeches at Chicago ica Q and one Onerile at atThe atThe Lt
The itinerary itIn of orthe the return trip to Denver j 1
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By ByAuociatcdPress Associated Press r Commander Briggs was in fncommand fncommandManna command commandManila comman commanManila 1
Manila A April rn 17 ThCom 17ComiIiand Commander ± nander r John iot j of thecruiser the cruIser Baltimore when the theves thevesB vesj vesjhim vei veiB
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ted ot the chargesjrferred charges prferred against against1 presumed that the charges preferred preferredhlm preferrehim I J
him by the naval courtmartial which against ag lrut nim were in connection with withtried wIthtried wit h hthat 1
tried him here that affair
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V Daniels a student at the Eastman Eastmant stman Dr Gaines who was w wa bora bor IH yir yirBusiness VirBusiness VI r rBtIness r
Business CoUegg CoU for whose remoiral remQTalgInl ginla today todayaddressed addressed the theschool sciool school aatf aatfdents amltone as L tf
one bun huned red JsIXb southernstu Stutaccused f accused those who signed i eg t tIon tIonents tk tkdents Ln n
dents petitioned president tesldentGalBes res1dent Gaines al alot of taking a a very narrow narro nzowid Seled ed ae aeleginf a j
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veins today withdrew wi ew from fie main man and Is I Is seventeen years old oldfe He za saY aya ayacollege ra racollege s
college llege ip tD tins city < lly president resident GaiHejs B ife k father fat e is Esglisn EJ1II bJd1 aa4 anhis iis slDO J mothe otb lH r a aaccoaf aaccopaiied
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LEGISLATIVE EXCURSION TO TOPENSACOLA TOPNSGOLA
PENSACOLA WILL WILLPROBASLY WILLPROBASLYBE PROBABLY PROBABLYBE PROBABLBE
BE TAKEN ON FRIDAY AND ANDSOLONS ANDSOLoH ANDSOLONS
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UNTI1 MONDAY MONDAYSpecial MONDAYSpecial MONDAYSpecial
Special to The TheJournal TheJournalTallebassee Journal JournalTallahassee JournalTa11Mwee
Tallahassee April 17 17Senator Senator Senator C1 C1L C CL i iL
L Wilson this afternoon by request requestof requ requof requestof
of Senator W A Blount who Is now nowin no noin nowin
in Washington introduced a bill billamending binamending billamending
amending the charter of the city of ofPensacola ofPensacola ofPensacola
Pensacola This is the thebiDrecentIi thebiDrecentIiapproved bin recently recentlyapproved recentlyapproved
approved by the Pensacola City CityCouncil CItYCouncil CityCouncil
Council and the Chamber of oreom oreommerce Com Commerce ¬ S
merce merceTiie merceThe
Tile senate was not notinsion in session ssion tl14 thte thtemorning thfslorning
morning but the house held a long Icagand 1c 1cand 0
and S SIntroduced
uneventful session
Dorman introduced a mental an anguish
gushbUr bill bil imposing a 3peDa1ty penalty of
f 1000 for failure to deliver messages mess messageswithii ges
one hour in towns ot over
500 inhabitantsKIrkland inhabitantsKtrkland inhabitants inhabjtantaKirkland
KIrkland introduced hitroducedhls his hisbill anUtrnst
bill bll1tO to prohibit combtaatioBs comb calculat
fe ib o control tT 1 prioesl prioe Tbte fe saidV saId
to be aimed f t t the f1 th eturpetitlne turpentine peojjle peojjleand Peopland peoleand
and Jacksoagie Jacksoai te a abaiit BW Bilv 000 OOONfJ Wx
bank baiit5Weils
bankWeHs
Wells iatroduced a congressional congressionalmemorial congressionalmemorial congressionalmemorIal
memorial to pension pellSlonthe the widows ol
Mexican war veterans yeter nsi and also a bill billvalidating billva1i1iatlng billTaildating
validating a Tampa bond issue issoeunder under
the election el Ction of January of this year
By Wall WalIto to amend the act relating
to public roads roadsBy
By Weatmark Westmarkto to authorize the city
of Ocala to combine certain officer omeesand officesand
and to issue script scriptBy scriptDy
By Sistrunk Sistrunkdefiniting deflniUoff the thepowe powers powersof powersof
of ci cy y councils councllsin in the t > h assessment of otproperty ofproperty
property property1ByJohnston propertyBy
1ByJohnston By Johnston amending the act re
latlng to t the th obtaining of otmoneyunder money under
pretenses also to amend the act actrelating actrelating
relating to the employment of prison prisonera prisonera
era In JaiL etc etcMr etcMr
Mr Jewells bill permitting minors
to take out a license to carry nre 1ir 1iratmS
arms under certain circumstances was waspassed waS waSpassed wa wapassed
passed and his bill relating re t1ng to the th thcarrying thecarrying
carrying ot 0 firearms was made ma a spe special spaciaI speclal
cial order for forXoDday Monday next nextMr
Mr Pirrong introduced an Impor
tant resolution empowering the goT go goernmi3nf goTeminent
eminent to appoint a commission
to tosurvey tosurvey tosnrvey
survey syamp1 and oveitlowed overow d lands landsand landsand Iandand
and to toesUmate estimate tho th cost of ofdra1nage o drainage
People who Wh object Ob obie to the primary prin ary
system and delight in pointing out ou its
defects and drawbacks ought to give
the innovation its ltsd1ie due Whatever it
has done or left andone It has certain certain1y certainearnej
ly earned its ItsboaTd board by doing dolngaw away y
with the scandalous sensational con
tests that tb at formerly Ii ann edr disgraced < lISgra ced th the e state sta te
The two houses will tomorrow toIn rrowmeet rrowmeetseparately meet meetseparately
separately and andprooeed proceed to baCot babot for fora tora
a a United States senator seIUUorOn On the day
following the th house and senate meet
in joint joIntassembIy assembly and anilbaI1ot ballot again
Seaator James P TaHaferxo the thaprimary theprimary theprimary 5
primary nominee nomineewill will of coarse be
the only candidate canclIdatewbose whose wiose name will
be presented to the th legislature oa
this U s xxwaslon The entire ent bustaesc bustaescoaght basiue basiueOtIghtnot
oaght OtIghtnot not t to take takeover over 30 minutes It S
has taken 30 days and comment commentperfinous is s o operflooUs
perflnoira perflnoiraformer perflooUsFormer S v
former Governor Jennings is here
He will remain at the capital for seT seTeral a aeral T Teraldays >
eral eraldays days having avh1g been n called hereto heretorepresent he zeretorepresent e te
represent Cbe trustees of the Interns
Improvement Fund In the theInitter theInittere matter matterth t
Jthe th e resolution recently introduced bi
the th hoase by > ltP1rrong Mr Pirrong of Calhot CalhotA C31hoiA CaJhoiA
A number of bills are up as SIH SIHcial 8 8ci3l sporderss
cial orders this week and some 3iy fT fT1YdlscussiO
ly 1YdlscussiO discussions 1s may m y be looked for fo
The ThePens Pensacola coIa excursion will proiK Prcl rir rirably o oh
ably h come com e off o ff Friday Frid Y Should Sho 1d th ths
legislature legis ure adjourn at noon of that thataY that1ay
day aY the distinguished party cool coolreach oou1C oou1Cr coultreath
reach r Ch Pensacolathe P Pensacola nsacola the same nightaoJ night nightspend U4 U4apend
spend two whole days on the t bay bayKILLED baTKILLED bayKILLED
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toy were kffleof kft1e and d seYeral y ral wer werprobaolyfatsllyiajured werprobal5ly >
probably probaolyfatsllyiajured fatally Injured tonight tonIghtat at atthe I 1
the Masoaic 1iaSoI cteBlp1 temple daring a rush rushto to S
obtIn fro froee free ee tickets t4 t the the show gl glyefl glyeflaway a
away ay iy JYateatmedlcl bya a patent mediciie agescy agecSeveral cy cyeve
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