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IN INMILWAUKEEiB MILWAUKEE BANKSSlightRun BANKS BANKSSlight NKS NKSI
I Slight Sightflun Run by Depositors Checked When f4lA WhennanciaI n Fi Financial FiI
I nancial nanc l Institutions Took Advantage AdvantgofL of ofLqw ofLaw
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SPECTACULAR ACTOfMAYOR ACT
4 OF OfMAYOR MAYOR ROSE ROSEWalked ROSEWalked ROSEI ROSEWalked
Walked Walked I to Bank in Fun FunView FullView
View Vie of Crowd Car Carrying Carrying Carrying ¬
rying Half millionDollars million MillonDollars MillionDollars
Dollars DollarsCASHIER DollarsCASHIER DollarsCASHIER
CASHIER SAYS MORE THAN 2000
000 WAS DEPOSITED DURING DURINGTHE DURINGTHE DURINGTHE
THE DAYDEFAULTER BIGE BIGELOW BIGELOW BIGELOW
LOW REMAINED AT HOME AND ANDREFUSED ANDREFUSED I
REFUSED TO SEE SEECALLER SEECALLERBy CALLERS CALLERSBy
By Associated Press PressMilwaukee PressWwauleE PreseMilwaukee
Milwaukee Wis April 25 25Confi 25ConfiIfnce 5Confthas Confi Conficncc
cncc has again been restored in intanking in3nkmg inankng
tanking institutions of Milwaukee and andtde andtJe andthe
the run ori the First National Bank Bankaa Banknntl Bankanti
aa anti < l the Milwaukee Trust Company Companywhich compa Companywhith
which was caused by the defalcation defalcationof
of Frank G Bigolow of over ever a million millioncollars millionioar I IjoHar
collars joHar is a thing of the past ast Many Manycrowded ManyrovJed lanYj
crowded row Ied up to the windows in the theearly thearly thecarly
early part of the day to take out their theirmoney theirmoney j jmoney
money but the banks took advantage advantageot I IIt
ot It rh hi > state law requiring r thirty thirt days daysE0ice daysiioice a3 a31orice
E0ice before taking out less than 100 100and 100mi 100inI
and sixty days dac notice for more than thaniluO than1uO than1o0
iluO 1uO so the depositors books were weremerely werenifrcly weren1reIy
merely stamped stampedA
A spectacular feature of the day daywas da dawas daywas
was the action of Mayor Ross who whowalked whoaked
i walked down Wisconsin street in fullI full fulliev fullcw
iev cw of the crowd with 500000 In Incurrency incurrenry Incurrency
I currency and an gold He was surround surrounded surroun ¬ 1
I ed by policemen and anddetecUves aj detectives ana anawalked antewalked
1 walked into the bank with the treas treasure tr treasure eas easure ¬
ure The money was part partoC of a ship shipaent shipeaent shipwnt
aent from Chicago banks banksand and some somefrom somefrom sometrrn
from Milwaukee banks banksCashier banksCashier I
Cashier Kipper says that more than thanS2noo000 thanII10000
S2noo000 2 II10000 was deposited during dn ing the thecay theLay
1 cay ay By neon the run was over overDenied overDenied overDenied
Denied Himself to Callers CallersMilwaukee Callers1IUwaukce CallersMilwaukee
Milwaukee April 25 25Frank > Frank BigeMio Bige Bigche Bigow
< > w Mio he Ii defaulting QeralllU g bank president presidentwas who whowas I Iwa5
was arrested and released last night nightn
n a 25000 bond spent today quietly quietlya
a his home on Astor street streetllr Mr Bige Bigelw BigcIm Bige1w
lw denied himself to alL callers ex except exrpt cxept ¬
cept < rpt a few personal friends friendsTWO friendsTWO friendsTwo
TWO DORIES DORIESARE DORIESARE DORIESARE
ARE FOUND FOUNDSUPPOSED fOUNDSUPPOSED UOUNDSUPPOSED
SUPPOSED TO BE OWNED BY THE THEFLORIDA TIiEFLORIDA TIlEFLORIDA
FLORIDA BUT NO NEWS NEWSHAS NEWSHAS NEWSHAS
HAS BEEN BEENRE RE ¬
CEIVED CEIVEDThp CEIVEDThp C E I V ED EDThc
Thp fishing schooner Francis and andLouise andLouiie andLouise
Louise of the fleet of Hoist Co CoTachod CoTtPt Cor
Tachod r port yesterday and brought broughtt bro ght ghttle
t tle e news that she had picked pickedP
n1 P near he fishing banks tW9 dories doriessmall doriemall doriessmall
small boats which w ich it is supposed supposedWong SUpos supposedto j jto
Wong to the fishing schooner Florida Floridaif Floridafleet
C if fleet of Saunders Co CoTs CoT CoT
Ts T s gave rise immediately to the ther
r T r that the Florida had been lost losta
S a but no confirmation of this thism thisnn thisepr
epr m had been received by the firm firma
c o a late hour hon last night nightn
In n fart the th dories could cOllldnot not even be beby bef beby
f by the fishing firm as be
1 kzn as to 0 the Florida and some are arec
c V opinion that they are the two twothe
l hr i iiy I the Lottie S Haskins in the thep1 thefi thestorm
p1 fi c n storm That smack sent word wordI3 worda
I3 at a hotn her dories do es had been bc n lost lostia lostIn
in i recent heavy heav weather weatherTn weatherTh
Tn n Th > received from
only report the th thn
fcng fu1n n banks is i to the effect that oa oae onflight
e Right of the strong wind and
f3Ty weather there were about nine
f 2 g vessels vcsselsnt at anchor and each of ofparted IJCrarred ofparted
> parted their cables when struck
b h L strong gale The Florida Foridawns Foridawnsa was wasaT wasar
aT a the number and while it is isj isthat isthat
j f > that she might mi t have lost her herc he het
c t 1 is iS th lIr > owners ownE > rs feel no uneasiness uneasinessa
a LU O1 r safety safetyREASON safetrREASON safetyRAON
REASON WHY HILL HILLDECLINED HftLUCLIiD ILL ILLDECLINED
DECLINED TO ACT ACTPERSONAL ACTPERSONAL ACTPERSONAL
PERSONAL BUSINESS BUSINESS MADE MADEITi MADEITiIMPOSSIBLE IT ITIMPOSSIBLE ITIMPOSSIBLE
IMPOSSIBLE FOR HIM TO TOSERVE TOSERVE TOSERVE
SERVE ON EQUITABLE EQUITABLECOMMITTEE EQUITABLECOMMITTEE EQUITABLECOMMITTEE
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Xl PW York cirk April 25 25James James J Hill Hilltta Hillj
v j tta 01 sriected to serve on a com comp
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fl L5 ntl to ° serve scn because of o several severalC
C i T lS s but bu because his personal personalfcitss personalprevented personalprevented
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RENDERED RENDEREDLASTNI RENDEREDLAST LAST NIGHT HT AT f THE THEOPERA THEOPERA THEOPERA
OPERA HOUSE HOUSEBISHOP BISHOP ALLEN ALLENOF ALLEN ALLENOF ALLENOF
OF MOBILE WAS WASPRESENT WASPRESENTA PRESENT PRESENTA fREsENTA
A A large audience assembled In Inl tneopera the theopera e eopera
opera house last las night to U witness thecIos the theclosing theclosing
closing cIos ngexcrclscsof exercises of the pupils ptipilsoC of the theConvent theConvent theConvent
Convent School SchoolThe SchoOLThe SchooLThe
The program was wasvarl varied datldbea and beauti beautiful beautifill U Uful ¬
ful and parents whose children childi nat nattend at attend attend ¬
tend the Convent Conv ntsc nt schools ools have havereason havereasonto reason reasonto reasonto
to be gratified with toe 1e results of the thetraining thetraining thetraining
training gienbr given by th the good Sisters I of ofI
Mercy A fine
tainment was the theCantata Cantata Choosing Choosinga
a Queen Queenand and the recitation Four FourCrowns FourCr FourCrowns
Crowns Cr wns by Miss Maggie Mae MaeHai MaeHaiton Hat Hatton Hatton
ton whose clear articulation arilcul on and andgraceful andgraceful andgraceful
graceful features deserve high en eacomluni encomlum
comlum One Sweetly Sw etly Solemn SolemnThought So SolemnThought emn
Thought was touchingly rendered by byMiss byMiss
Miss Louise J3lebi Blebighau an er vwiose vwioseguardian wilose wiloseguardiah
guardian angel kept lief ie feet tfroni tfronistraying from fromstraying froustraying
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Japanese panesequadron Squadron or T Go to the theBottom fh fhBOtto1iJWfh thBottom <
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hunting expedition expedltiOIihl in the Rocky R > city Mountains Mount ins ns S
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LIVELY TILT DURING THE THETRIAL TIlETRIAL i iTRIAL I
TRIAL OF NAN PATTERSON PATTERSONATTORNEYS
ATTORNEYS ATTORNEYSLEVY LEVY LEVY AND R R RND ND CLASH OVER EXPERT TESTIMONY TESTIMONYCORONERS TESTIMONYCORO TESTIMONYCORONERS
CORONERS CORO ERS PHYSICIAN NOW SAYS YOUNG DID NOT NOTCOMMIT NOTCOMMIT
COMMIT SUICIDE
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Now York April 25 5Perhaps Perhaps the themost themost themost
most interesting development in the thetestimony thetestimony thetestimony
testimony in the Nan Patterson trial trialtoday trialtoday trialtoday
today came when nen en Coroners Physician PhysicianOHanloh Phys PhysicianOHanlon cian cianOHanlon
OHanlon took the witness stand for forthe fa fat forthe
the t prosecution and said in answer to toquestions toquestions toquestions
questions that he had changed his hisopinion hisopinion hisopinion
opinion formerly expressed eXPre red that tbatYoung t thatYoung at atYoung
Young had committed suicide suicideI
I Dr OHanlon OHanlonperformed performed the autopsy autopsyon
S on Youngs body bod bodDr bodyDr
1 Dr OHanlon had formerly express expressed xpressed press pressed ¬
ed the opinion to Coroner Brown that thatit thatit thatit
it was a case of suicide When askel askelby askelby askedby
by Attorney Rand if he still held the theopinion tbeopinion theopinion
opinion expressed express d to Coroner Brown Brownthe BroW1the Brownthe
the doctor replied I will only say saythisf saythis saythis
this My Ir opinion opi loI now i is not no what whal it itwas itwas itwas
was when when I I spoke to Coroner Brown BrownJ BrownAttorne BrownAttorney
J Attorney Levy L vy and Mr Ir Rand had a
tilt during the examination of Dr DrRiggin DrRiggin DrRiggin
Riggin which attracted considerable considerableattention considerableattention considerableattention
attention Dr Riggin was giving givingsome givingsome givingsome
some expert testimony In regard to toYoungs toXoungs toYoungs
Youngs position when shot s otand and had hada
a skeleton sk I ton before him to illustrate illustrateHe
He was not certain that the skeleton skeletonwas keletonwas keIetonwas
was as large as Youngs Youngsfra frame e and andwas andwas andwas
was also itlsouncertafn uncertain about some of tb the thebones thtbones
bones saying that he could not be becertain becertain becertain
I certain that the fourth fourthdorsaIV dorsal verte vertebrae vertebrae rt rtbrae
brae came from the human frame frameCould frameCould
Could you riot tell whether itcama itcamafrom iteamstram ltcamnfrom
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from a man with red hair etc broke brokein
I in inllr Mr Rand Mr Levy bitterly com complained cnmplained ¬
I plained to Recorder Goff asking aski g that thatthe thatthe
I the prosecuting rosec Ung attorney be suppress suppressed supprEss supprEssedand suppresed ¬
ed edand and said I wish this supercilious supercilioussquare supercl1f supercilfoussquare s sI
square jawed ja wed individual In would try to tobe tobe tobe
I be a a gentleman A number of wit witnesses witnesses witnesses ¬
nesses nesses were examined
ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT COMMENCEMENTOF COMMENCEMENTOfCONVENTSCOOlS
I OF OfCONVENTSCOOlS QI CONVENT SCHOOL
S The T es sailors ilors djill ril1 by b the h senior s niorboys niorboyswas boys boyswas boyswas
was fine and aa a appropriate compli compliment compilmont ompUmnt ¬
mont to pur our navy na now 1 in 1 Pensacola PensacolaMaster PensacolaMaster PensacolaMaster
Master H Johnsons recitation was wasespecially wase wasespecially
especially e good the little mansen mansenunciatlons m mans ns en enunciatlons en enunciations
unciatlons being beh g perfectly per ctly clear and anddistinct anddistinct anddistinct
distinct distinctThe S I IThe
The closing address by Right Hey HeyBishop RcvBishop
Bishop Allen All n D DD D was very encour encouraging encouraging encouraging ¬
aging to the good sisters and andl their theirpupils theirpupils elr elrpupils
pupils The Right Rev Bishop spoke spokeof spokeof spokeof
of the necessity of educating the heart heartof heaTttfthe heartof
of tfthe the child and of th the fact factti1a thaj
in a Christian education educa tlQn we have h ve true truerefinement tr truerefinment u urefin
refinement refin ment which w lch develops the best bestcharacter bestcharacter bestcharacter
character and gives to societyits most mostuseful mosteiul mostzsefu1
useful eiul members that tbatwhlleouroon tbatwhlleouroonvent while our con convent convent ¬
vent schools were able to compete competewith c competewith mp te tewith
with the more pretentious schqols of ofthe ofthe utthe
the day they were far superior to tothese
these in the higher and holler aolieirtraining aolieirtrainingot ol1er training trainingot trainingI
I ot the heart and the soul soulProgram soulI soulProgram
Program ProgramThe ProgramThe ProgramThe
I The following oIl owing program was waS rend rendcrcd1 rendered rendered
ered crcd1Entrance i iEntrance
eredentrance Entrance March iachPUDilS iachPUDilSSalutatoryMiss Pupils PupilsSalutatory PupilsS
Salutatory S lutatoryifss Miss E Gonzalez GonzalezThe Goni GonzaleThe leZt leZtTile
The Huntsmans Iiuntsman5lIornS HUfltZmaflsROFflTSUt0Fr1 HUfltZmaflsROFflTSUt0Fr1Conthue Horn SeniorGirls SeniorGirlsContinued nlo GIr1s GIr1sCont1nued
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Reported Offltam Offltamranh OffamS lllfa lllfaranh
S ranh Bay BayAp Hayril23 Ap April ¬ I Iri123
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AT HONG KONG KONG THAT THATBALTIC THATBALTIC THATBALTIC
BALTIC FLEET HAS HASSEIEED SEIZED S iZED IS ISLAND ISLAND ISLAND
LAND OF HAINANTOGplS HAINANTOGplSSQUADRON HAINANrOGOSSQ HAINANTOGOSSQUADRON S
SQUADRON SQ DRON REPORTEDOFF REPORTEPO KOcREAN KO KOREAN KOREAN ¬
REAN COAST COAST ON APRIL 20 20By 20By 20S
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Saigon April 25 25Advices Advices s just re rereived
from Kamranh bay say that thattwenty
twenty Japanese warships passed th thbay thu
bay between bet een 8 and 9 oclock o lock on onthe the theevening
evening g of April 23 2 3 Two ships S iPS loaded loadedtvith
rice from Saigon and bound for forJapan t
Japan have been captured by the Rus Russians ¬
sians Russian offlcersv omc officrsdclare rsd declare clare that thatAdmiral
Admiral Rojestvensky is Isde determined determinedto erminel erminelto
to fight Admiral Togo and will l11en l11endeavor en endeavor endeavor ¬
deavor to vanquish the Japanese squad squadron squadron squadron ¬
ron or sink with it It Admiral Rojestven Rojestvensky RnjestYensky RzjestvenskyJias ¬
sky skyJias has given every everydetall detail of otthe the coming coming1conflict comingcon comingconflict
con conflict i ct his personal and particular rUcu at1 at1tention at attention
tention Togas T gQs flagship will be his hisobject llIsobJect hisobject
object of attack according to special specialplans spec1 II IIplans I Iplans4
plans More firing at sea was as heard heardSunday heardl heardlSundaymorning I ISunday
Sunday Sundaymorning morning but the reports were wereextremely were1 were1extremely I Iextrem
extremely extrem ly faint faintFLEET faintFLEET faintFLEET
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FLEET HAS SEIZED SEIZEDISLAND SEIZEDISLA SEIZEDISLAND
= > ISLAND ISLA D OFH OF OFAI1iAN iAINN iAINNCI WAN WANChicago
1 CI CIChicago 11Chicago
Chicago April 25 25A A special to the theNews theNews theNews
News from Hong Kong Kongsas says Great Greatexcitement Greatexci Greatexcitement
exci excitement ement prevails in Chinese circles circleshere circleshere
here her over a report that the Baltic Balticlleet Baltic Balticfleet Balticfleet
fleet has seized the island of b f Haitian HainanThe HalnanThe HaitianThe
The viceroy of Kwang Tung has dis dispatched dispatdhed dispatdied ¬
patched officials to investigate the thematter t thematter e em
matter matterTOGO m matterrOGO tter tterTOGO
TOGO FEPORTED OFF OFFCOAST OFFCOAST OFFS OFFCOAST
COAST OF KOREA KOREAChefoo KOR KOREAChefoo A AChefoo
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Chefoo April 25 251t It was reported reportefrom reportedfrom reportedfrom
from Korea today that Admiral Togo Togwith Togowith Togowith
with the major part of his squadron squadronwas
was at Masampo las mpe bay ba near Fusan Ko Korea Korea Korea
rea on April 20 20PROMINENT 20PROMINENT 20PROMINENT
PROMINENT GEORGIA GEORGIAEDITOR GEORGIAEDITOR GEORGIAEDITOR
EDITOR IS DEAD DEADBy DEADBy DEADBy
By Associated Press PressColumbus PressColumbus PresColumbus
Columbus April 26 26Benj Benj J T Dan Daniel Daniel Danlel ¬
iel editor of the Evening Ledger Ii Iithis in intbls Inthis
this city died tonight after an Illness Illnessof Ulnessof
of several weeks weeksDRASTIC weekDRASTIC weeksDRASTIC
DRASTIC ANTI ANTITRUST ANTII ¬
I TRUST BILL BILLMOST BillI BILLMOST
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MOST M ST DRASTIC DRASTIC MEASURE MEASUREITS OF OFITS OFITS
ITS KIND PASSED BY MICHU MICHUj
I j GAN LEGISLATURE
By Associated Press PressLansing Presse
I Lansing Mich April 25 25The The lower lowerhouse lowerhouse lowerhouse
house of f the fne1HcbIgan Michigan legislature to today today toOday ¬
day unanimously passed the Bland Blandantitrust BlandantItrust i iantHrnst
antitrust bill It is said to be the themost themost
1 most sweeping antitrust measure ever everpassed everpassed everpassed
passed in the country countr It defines and anddeclares anddeclares anddeclares
declares illegal llIegalall all corporations s which whichaim wh whichaim ch chaim
aim at a monopoly of any an business businesstrade businessbade businesstrade
trade vocation or orpror profession ssion and aminullifies anllnullifies andnullifies
nullifies any agreement agreem nt binding indi individuals In mdividuals i ivi ¬
viduals vi uals not to ergage In such occupa occupations occupations occupaLions ¬
tions
PARTICIPATED PARTICIPATEDI
IN I LYNCHING LYNCHINGFOUR
FOUR PROMINENT CITIZENS OF OFSOUTH OFSOUTH OFSOUTH
SOUTH CAROLINA ARRESTED ARRESTEDFOR ARRESTEDFORCRIME ARRESTEDFO
FOR FORCRIME FO CRIME COMMITTED COMMITTEDLAST COMMITTEDLAST COMMITTEDLAST
LAST FALL FALLBy FALLBy FALLBy
By AssociatedPress AssociatedPressCharlotte Associated Press PresCharlotte PressCharlotte
Charlotte N C April 25 25Stewart 25StewartW Stewart StewartW
W Heath John J hn T TStevens Stevens Stephen StephenWelsh StepbenWelsh StephenWelsh
Welsh and Frank Fra k Houghof Hough of KershawS Kershaw JershawSC
S SC C were arrested last 1as night on war warrants warrants warrants ¬
rants dtargingwem charging them with participat participating participating participatinj ¬
ing In Inthe the lynchingof lynching of John Morrison Morrisonwhite Morrisonwhite Morrisonwhite
white last October OctoberThe The prisoners prisonerswere I
were wereiaKen taken to Chester today One of ofthe ofthe
the themeI men is said to have turned states statesevidence statesevidence ttesevidence I
evidence Other Otherarrest3 arrests will wUlprob probably probablyfollow bIy bIyfollow ly
follow foll w The T he parties parti s are ar e prominent prominentcitizens prominentns I Iens
citizens ens ns of the community comm ty
RANGERSARE RANGERSARETattle RANOER AR ARE AREIN E EIN
IN O OMMAND MAND
at atHempst atH Hempstead HempsteadTexts mpstcadTexas at atT
Texts T X May letto Leadt1 Lead Leadto
to t1 Further FurtherTrouble FurtherTrouble Fan her herTrouble
Trouble TroubleOUR
KILLED KILLEDAT KILlEDAT
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> NE OF THEM BEING CONGRESS CONGRESSMAN CONGRESSMANPINCKNEY CONGRESSMAN ¬
MAN MANPINCKNEY PINCKNEY PINCKNEYTROOPS TROOPS CALL CALLED CALLED CALLED
ED OUT AND MARTIAL MARTIALLAW MARTIALLAWMA LAVMAY LAW LAWMAY
MAY MA Y BE DECLARED DECLAREDEXCITE DECLAREDEXCITEMENT DECLAREDEXCITEMENT EXCITE EXCITEMENT ¬
MENT QUIETING DOWN
By Associated Press PressDallas PressDallas PressDallas
Dallas Tex April Apr1l25Late 25 25Late Late today todayit
it is said that trouble is feared at atHempstead atHempstead atIlempstead
Hempstead Texas where four men menwere menwere menwere
were killed last night auring a aproni apronibition prohi prohibition prohIbition ¬
bition rally among them being Con Congressman Congr Congr ¬
gressman gr ssman Pinckney it Is said that thatrelatives thatrelatives thatrelatlves
relatives of Congressman iPinckney iPinckneyhis
his brother broth r Thos Pinckney Captain CaptainH
H M MBrowne Browne and aIJyohn adJohn John E Mills the themen th thmen themen
men killed have beeji b en kn summoned by bytelegraph bytelegraph bytelegrapb
telegraph Sheriff LJpscomb is said saidto saidto
to t be be preparing for f r trouble trouble and a com company company cornpany ¬
pany of state rangers rangersis Is now at Hemp Hempstead Hempstead Hempstead
stead to preserve order orderRangers orderRangers orderRangers
Rangers In Control ControlHempstead Co ControlHempstead trol trolHempstead
Hempstead Tex T April 25 25As As the thiresult theresult
result of the bloody battle bat le here last lasnight lastnight
night when four mea mawere me were killed an anseveral and andseveral
several others wounded WounnedHempstead Hempstead I Itonight Is
tonight under control of the Texas TexaRangers
Rangers Range Martial law has not bee beedeclared been
declared Tjut ut Adjutant djutant General Gen ral Hul Hularrived HulaIJarrived
arrived today todaywiU with a number of rang rangers rangers rangera
ers and andassumed assumed charge of affairs affairsNo affairso
No o one nelspermltted nO is permitted toCbeaj to ear arms anc anche and andthe
the he excitement ex 1t e ltm manlfestedthroughou Iijf ecithroughon1
the day clayRoland has quieted tt T4 tOi3ij gS gSRoland
Roland Browne son Of OfoIeortbe orfe df of ot the themen themen
1 1men
men killed was placed under arrest arresttoday arresttoday i iI
today on the charge of firing the shot shotwhich shotwhich shot1 shot1which I
which killed Representative Pinckney PinckneyCHIPLEY PinckneyCUIPLEY PinckneyCIIIPLY
CHIPLEY EXCITED EXCITEDOVER EXCiTEDOVER EXCITEDOVER
OVER PETROLEUM PETROLEUMBELIEVED
BELIEVED BELIEV D THAT VALUABLE DIS DISCOVERIES DISCOVERIES ¬
1 COVERIES HAVE BEEN MfDEBY MfDE MfDEBY MADES MADEBY
BY DRILLERS DRILLERSI
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Special Spcct1Ito SpecaI io o The Th Journal JournalChipley JournalChiple
chiple April 25 25Oil Oil oil oilcro crude crutfepetroleum e et
petroleum is what everybody Is talk talking talking talking ¬
t
ing about In our town The oil people peoplewho peoplewho peoplewho
who have hav charge of the drilling of ofthe ofthe ofthe
the oil wells have surely found some something something something ¬
thing indicating oil in some shape shapeCountry shapeC shapeCountry
Country C untIj people around Orange Hillhave Hill Hillhave Hillhave
have taken tak n home some in buckets and andit andit nd ndit
it burns like crude oil A black blackgreasy bl blackgreasy ck ckgreasy
greasy greasy stuff they call it it A party of ofcitizens ofcitizens ofcitizens
citizens of this town toWn made a visit to tothe tothe tothe
the wells on Thursday evening and andcame andcame andcame
came home fully believing that oil oilwill 011wi11 oilwill
will be found Your our correspondent correspondentwill
will make a trip out next week and andlet andlet andlet
let you know fully about the oil wells wellsThe wellsThe wellsThe
The president presi ent of the B R C St A Arailroad Arailroad Arailroad
railroad Col ol W M Gordon rdo of o Co o
ley ey Hotel otel together with Mr Joseph L LBeach LBeach LBeach
Beach of New York City also con connected connected connected ¬
nected with w the new railroad The Theabove Theabove Theabove
above party with Messrs A J and andL andL andL
L G Gay of Gay Fla Is making art artinspection ariinspection ar arinspection
inspection trip down to the bay fol following rollowing following ¬
lowing the railroad right of way wayMr w wayMr y yMr
Mr E S Crevens and Chas Hi H Mil Miltcn 1mten 3111ton
ten of Pensacola have havcbeen been guests guestsai guestsat
ai a the Chipley Hotel for the last week
Worlds Cotton Supply SupplyHesters SupplyNew
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New OrleansJ Apr1125Secretary Apr1125SecretaryHesters April 25Secretary 25SecretaryHesters
Hesters statement ot the worlds vis visible visiblesupply visible ¬
ible iblesupply supply of c cotton shows showsThe showsThe showsThe
The total to l visible Isv4179989 against
4163433 last week and 3010694 last lastyear lastyear astrear
year Of this the total of American Americancotton Americancotton Americancotton
cotton is 2844 28440S9 < 9S9 against a inst 2947423 2947423last 2 2917423last 97423last
last week and 1903494 last year eat and andof anc ancof andof
of all other kinds including Egypt EgyptBrazil EgyptBrazil EgyptBrazil
Brazil India I dia etc t 1335000 against
1216000 last week and 1107000 last lastyear lastyear lastyear
year yearOf yearOf yearof
Of the worlds visible supply of cot cotton cotton cotton ¬
ton there is now afloat a oatanQl and an held in inGreat inGreat inGreat
Great Britain and andContln Continental ntal Europe
2112000 against 1740000 last year yearin yearin yearin
in Egypt 201QOO against 203000 203 000 last lastyear lastyear lastyear
year in India 759000 7 9000 against 433000 433000last 4330001ast 43300last
last yea y and in the United States tates
1208000 against 635000 G35 OOO last year yearHead yearHe yearHead
Head He d of ofCOricernThal Concern That Failed FailedBaltimore FailedBa FailedBaItmore
Baltimore Ba BaItmore ttmoreMd Md April 25 25J J WilcoBrown WltcocBrown
Brown Brown who who lias ias applied In New York Yorfor YorkJor
for the appointment of ofa a receiver fo fothe
the Equitable u1table Life Li Assurance ssura ce Society Societywas S SocIetywas cletY cletYacitizen
was a acitizen citizen of OfBaltim Baltimore Or and an dPresi dPresien presi presitfent presioent
tfent en of the Maryland RfY dmSt Trust Companjupto C9mpanIuPto
upto up to th the th5 th55tiie 5tiie timer tlmerthat that institution wenlinto wentinto
into the 1 ha ds fr of Qfa ar3eelver arSc i eher Heit lIeEnoW Heitnow He
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A report repoi which caused considerable considerableuneasiness co considerableuneasiness 1slderable 1slderablenneMiness
uneasiness gained currency last night nightIt nightIt
It was as to the effect that the steamer steamerTarpon steamerTarpon steamerTarpon
Tarpon of the PenSacola and St An Andrews Andrews Andrews ¬
drews line had1 h ha been caught in the thestbrm thostorm thestOrm
storm of Monday Mqnd Y night and was miss missing missing missing ¬
ing ingThe
The report was untrue In every par particular partIcular parI particular ¬
ticular and was probably started from fromthe fromthe fromthe
I the fact that the steamer was not at ather atI atI
I her customary landing last night nightI nigh nightaKing
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l her weekly weeklYrun weeklYrunThe run S
1 The vessel so the company stated statedlate statedIIate statedI
IIate I late last night nig1 was in Mobile where whereshe whereshe whereshe
she arrived yestenjay yester Y morning at S Soclock 8oclock Soclock
oclock She was one day late in her herarrival herI
I arrival here and instead inste ot leaving leavingi
i i for Mobile Sunday night did not leave leaver lea leaveuntil e euntil
r until Mondayplight at atl0 10 oclock oclockPERSONAL oclockt oclockiPERSONAL oclockPERSONAL
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FROM FROMTOWN TOWN TOWNOfGIY TOWNOfGIYSpecial Of OGLY OGLYSpecial GAY GAYI
I Special to The Journal JournalGay JournalGayF1a JournalGay
Gay GayF1a Fla April 25 25Messrs Messrs R I Itand L Land Iaand
and Edgar McKenzie are back from a aj abusiness ajbusiness
j jbusiness business trip to Jacksonville and other otherI otherI other1polnts
points 1polntsMr I pointsJ pointsMr
J I Mr R IK I McKenzie left for Mill Milljville MillvUle Millville
jville vUle Friday Frldarevening Frldarevening1oIrEdgar evening eveningMr
Mr 1oIrEdgar Edgar McKenzie M Kei1zle Is spending spendingseveral spen mg
lseveral several days with friends and rela relaItives relaitives relaltIr2s
Itives at Gay v
Messrs Beach of New NewYork ew York Gordon
of Columbus CoI mhnSGa Gay GaandA and AV A J Gay who whotrs W whoina31igCbIp1ey ho hoaru
aru ina31igCbIp1ey mm1ngChiptey heJt hea4nnar hea4nnarers hea4liuartrs
trs camein Friday n ght t Tlies h are arehere e
here in he e interest interestot of the neT neV newra1l newra1lroad Tail Tailroad
road roadno now being constructed coustn1 ted between betweenhere betweehereand
here hereand and Birmingham Ala AlaMr Ala1Ir AlaMr
Mr L 1 C Gay took a party to St 5StAndrews StAndrews stAndrews
Andrews and a ld other oth r points Saturday Saturdaymorning Saturdaymorning I
morning They witnessed the incom incoming incom1ng incomIng ¬
ing of the tug Simpson with two bar barges ba bages ¬ i iges
ges In tow The party consisted consist d of ofMessrs ofMessrs ofMessrs
Messrs Beach Gordon Gay Booth BoothMn BOoth1Ir BoothMr
Mn and Mrs W W Green and I L C CGay CGay CGay
Gay GayQuite Quite a number went to the gulf gulfSunday gulfSurida gulfSunday
Sunday Surida Among them were Messrs MessrsE
E L Vikers Hillman Waters and andMr andr andMr
Mr r and Mrs T To D Salles They pass passed passed passed ¬
ed along the Tarpon as It was as coming comingin
in from Apalachicola ApalachicolaMessrs ApalachicolaMessrs ApalachicolaMessrs
Messrs Beach Gordon and Ga Gay
returned to ChIpley Sunday SundayMr Sundaylr SundayMr
Mr lr R 1 Ia McKenzie went to St StAndrews StAndrews StAndrews
Andrews Sunday SundaTher There must be besome bewme besome
some wme unusual attraction as the old oldbachelor 011bachelor oldbachelor
bachelor says they t eyhaYe have some as fine finesermons
sermons in St Andrews and Millville Millvilleas
as he has ever heard an anywhere here and andhe andI andhe
I he cant miss them so he goes every everySunday everySunda everySunday
Sunday SundayMrs Sunda Sundalrs SundayMrs
Mrs lrs R W Gay Ga spent Sunday here herewith herewith herewith
with home folks folksBody folksBody folksS folksBody
S Body Will Be Stopped Stopp d in Boston BostofTBuzzards BostonBuzzards BostonBuzzards
Buzzards Bay Bay Mass lassAprl1 April 25 25Jt 25Jtas 25Jtwas It Itwas
was as learned today at Crows Nest Nestthe Nestthe Nestthe
the home of o Joseph Jefferson that thatthe thatthe thatthe
the body ot the aged actor ac or would not notbe notbe notbe
be brought directly dlrect1 here ere from Palm PalmBeach PalIlBeach PalmBeach
Beach Arrangements have been beenmade beenmade beenmade
made to place the casket in a re ¬
ceiving vault In Boston until such sncha snchatime a atime atime
time as members of the thetamlly family who whoare whoare whoare
are scattered over the country and andabroad andabroad andabroad
abroad can come together The body bodythen bodythen bodythen
then will be brought here er and will be beburied btburied beburled
buried in the Bay View Cemetery CemeterySandwich CemeterySandwich CemeterySandwich
Sandwich SandwichProminent SandwichProminent SandwichS SandwichProminent
Prominent Tar Heels Fight FightCharlotte Fightharlolte FightCharlotte
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Charlotte N C X April 25 25A A sen sensational sensati sensati ¬
sational sati nal affray between Arnold Borden Bordenand Bordenand Bordenand
and E L Edmundson two of the most mostprominent mospromlnentcitizensofColdsboro mOstprominent
prominent promlnentcitizensofColdsboro citizens of Goldsboro In hawhich Inwhich inwhich
which Borden was shot In the breast breastand breastand breastand
and seriously Injured occurred last lastnlgat lastnig lastnighL
nlgat nig t The trouble acciirred a acc rred about 9 9oclock 9oclock 9oclock
oclock infront 4of rf the th passenger sta station station etation ¬
tion and was witnessed by a number numberof numberof
of people The difficulty arose over overmunicipal overmunicipal overmunicipal
municipal politics and both men are aresaid aresaid aresaid
said to have drawn pistols
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DEFINING DUTIES OFSTATESi OFSTATESiIATTORNEYS oF STAT S SATTORNEYSBILL S
IATTORNEYS ATTORNEYSBILL BILL lV IRODT IRODTED PRK Ooo OooED > DUC DUCED
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Tallahassee T April pril25 25 25A A A compro compromise COIIJ11Qomise comromlse ¬
mise has been beenetfectedin effected in the East EastCoast BastCoast st stCoast
Coast extension bill by which the ob objectionable objectionable ohjectionable ¬
jectionable feature teature of Section 5 tak taking taking InkIng ¬
ing the line out of thehands the hands of the theRailroad th thRai1roa theRailroad
Railroad Commission will be limited limitedThe limltedThe limitedThe
The bill will probably prob bly pass iota bothhouses iotahouses bot1houses
houses now and be signeaTJiy sign Ythe the gov governor govemor goTernor ¬
ernor
The house committee on railroads railroadsand ra1lroadsand S Sand
and telegraph will report the thebill thebill Safch Safchbill
bill putting telephones in charge of ofthe otthe ofthe
the Railroad RallroadCommlssion Commission adverse1y adverselyThe adverse1yThe adverse1yThe
The Matthews bill putting telegraphs telegraphsunder telegraphsunder teIegrathsuuder
under the jurisdiction of the commis commission commisa4sion ixmmlssioll ¬
sion will be amended by the commit committee committee committee ¬
tee to exclude telephones telephonesArgument telephonesArgument N NArgument
Argument in the BrownBaskin BrownBaskincontest BrownBaskincontest Brownskincontest
contest case began this afternoon afternoonIn
In the senate this morning the theStockton theStockton theStocktoii
Stockton police pension bill for Jack Jacksonville Jacksbnvlllewas Jacksonvlllewas ¬
sonville sbnvlllewas was passed and the he bill pro prohlbitihgfree prohlbtti prohibiting
hlbitihgfree hlbtti hibiting 1g free passes for county officials officialswas OffiCial3was officialswas
was very very ey properly Indefinitely post postponed pohtaz St StDol ¬
poned Dol das as its passage would ould have ave serf serfgsly 5 zer1oiyziap < < m m01s
01s oiyziap gsly t aampered red ed1h the officers om < ersor of the law lawin lawtli laVfInth
in Inth thj cilscnarge ISc rge of their duty dutyIn dntyIn dutyIn
In the thehouse house a a Very important bill billwas billWas billwas
was Introduced Introdnceddefining defining the duties dutiesof dutiesof dutiesof
of states st te attorneys It Is understood understoodthat understOQdthat understoodthat
that the object of this measure Is to torender torender torender
render the employment of special specialcounsel specialcounsel specialcounsel
counsel by the state unnecessary unnecessaryA unnecessaryA
A bill was Was also introduced author authorizing authorizingcounty authorizing ¬
izing izingcounty county commissioners to employ employattorneys employattorneys employattorneys
attorneys in certain cases casesThe casesThe casesThe
The house passed pasS Senator Cranes Cranesbill Cranesbill Cranesbill
bill validating Tampas 140000 0000 bond bondissue bondissue bondissue
issue for the purchase of the Tampa TampaBay TampaBay TampaBay
Bay Hotel property propertyMr S
Mr Pendens bill prohibiting comity comitytreasurers countytreasurers ty tytreasurers
treasurers from charging interest on onmoney on onmoney onmoney
money borrowed by the county or ortransferred ortransferred ortransferred
transferred from one fund to t another
Results in AH League LeagueBall LeagueBall 1
Ball Ballc3slIIes Games Yesterday j
By Associated Press PressAtlanta Presstl PessAtlanta
Atlanta tl nta Ga April 25 2 25Scores Scores In Ingames Ingames inIganies
games played by Southern League Leagueteams Leagueteams Leaguetearna
teams toda today are as follows Atlanta
2 Montgomery 4 Little Llt le Rock 0 0Shreveport 0Shreveport 0Shreveport
Shreveport 2 MemphisNew lIempQis ew Orleans Orleansgame Orleansgame Orleansgame
game postponed on account of rain rainBirminghamNashville rai raiBinI rainBlrniinghamNaShYIlle
BirminghamNashville BinI game gan e postponed postponedon
on account of rain rainAmerican rainAmerican rainAmerican
American League LeagueNew LeagueNew
New Ne York April 25 25Amerlcan 25AmerlcanLeaiDe American AmericanLeague
League Leag games iameSresult resulted d today as nsfol nsfolJows fol follows follows ¬
lows N New wYork York 6 Washington Washlngl n5 n5BotoI 5 5Boston 5Boston
Boston 6 6YJ1IIadelp Philadelphia alO 10 Detroit tiqifO tiqifOCleveland 0 0Cleveland 0Cleveland
Cleveland lj 1 StIibflls St Lou1sChIcgo Chlcagosama hlc g game gamep
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passed nouseSenator
Senator Bailey has introduced introducedbill a abill abill
bill allowing the full amount ofihe ofiheWailes oftbeWailes oftheWelles
Wailes claim claimThe claimThe claimThe
The senate is now in inexecutlv executive ses session session sesZion ¬
sion t tThe
sionThe The following Is the full text ot o the theState theState theState
State Forest Reserve bill sent up Tipfrom uptrom upfrom
from Jacksonville and recently Intro Introduced1 mtrodnce Introduce ¬
duced1 duce by Mr Stockton in the senate senatorA senateA
A Bill to be Entitled EntitledAn EntitledAn EntitledAn
An Act ct providing for a study of ofstate ofstate
state forest for st conditions in cooperation cooperationwith
with the t e United States Department DepartmeRtofAgriculture e partmatotAgricnlture of ofAgriculture
Agriculture and making an appropri appropriation appropriation approprIatlon ¬
ation therefor thereforBe thereforBe
Be it enacted by the legislature of ofthe otthe ofthe
of Florida FloridaSection
the state N NSection S
Section 1 The governor Is hereby herebyempowered herebyempowered herebyempowered
empowered to enter Into a contract contractwith contridwith contrctwith
with the Secretary of the United UnitedStates un1tedStates UnitedStates
States Department of Agriculture Agricnltnrefor Agricnltnrefora for fora
a study antf on report prior to April AprilISO AP 1
1907 upon the forest resources resourCeScOR resourCeScORdition eoB eoBdition con condition ¬
dition and needs of the sta statA as a abasis abasis abasis
basis for instituting a definite state stateforest stateforest stateforest
forest policy policySec policySee policySec
Sec 2 The sum of 4000 Is hereby herebyappropriated here1Jylppropriated herebyappropriated
appropriated for the purpose specified specifiedin I Iin
in This act to be beavaiIable available until April
11907 1 1907 the State Comptroller Is here hereby hereby hereby ¬
by authorized and directed to draw drawwarrants drawwarrantsagalnst drawwarrants
warrants warrantsagalnst against this appropriation appropriationupon appropriatonupon
upon the therequisitionot requisition of the governor governorantf governoraD S Sano
antf aD i the state treasurer Is isherebyati isherebyatithorized hereby au authorized authorized ¬
thorized and directed to pay such war warrants warrants warrants ¬
rants provided that the expend1ttUof expenditures expendituresof
of the state under this act shall not notexceed notexceed notexceed
exceed the amount expended by the theDepartment theDepartment theDepartment
Department of Agriculture In indefr defray defraying defraylug y ying ¬
ing the expenses ot salt study and andreport antireport antreport
report
postponed on account of wet ground groundNational gronnc gronncNational groundiNational
National League LeagueNew LeagueNew LeagueNew
New York April A ri125 25 25Games Games Gam played playedIn playetin
In the National League today resulted resultedas
as follows Brooklyn 3 Boston 1 1Philadelphia IPhiladelphia 1Philadelphia
Philadelphia 1 New ew York YOrkS 8 Chicago ChicagoPittsburg ChicagoPittsburg S SPittsburg
Pittsburg game postponed on n account accountof
of rain Cincinnati CincinnatI12SfLo CincinnatI12SfLoSout 12 St Louis 2 2South ZSouth
South Sout Atlantic AtlanticMacon A1lanticMacon 5
Macon April prll 25 25Gamesln 25Games Games in 4he 4heSouth he heSouth e eSotithAtIantIc
SotithAtIantIc South Atlantic League today todayre result resulted resnlted Jt Jtcd ¬
ed as follows Macon Ma < on 3r 3Columbus 3 Columbus 11 ItSavannah 11Sava 11Savantia1r
Savannah Sava tWr J 6 Jacksonville Jacks nill Ij 1 August
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