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HORRIBLE CONDITIONS CONDITIONSAT
AT THE STATE HOSPITAL HOSPITALjoint
joint Investigating Committee Mmkes Report that Hell Itself ItselfWould liseIfWould tse f fWould
Would Blush Bllfshat1jnstitution at atInstjtujon institution m Disgrmceto Dfsrce to the theFair th thFair fhPair
Fair Name of Florida
INHUMANITY INHUMANITYAND
AND CORRUPTION CORRUPTIONCharged CORRUPTIONCharged CORRUPTIONCharged
Charged Against the theManagement theManagement theManagement
Management and andAttendants andAttendants andAttendants
Attendants by byCommittee byCommittee byCommittee
Committee
ASYLUM IS A MERE DUMPING DUMPINGGROUND DUMPINGGROUND I IGROUND
GROUND FOR THOSE WHOSE WHOSERELATIVES WHOSERELATIVES WHOSERELATIVES
RELATIVES DESIRED TO GET GETRID GETRID GETRID
RID OF THEMHINTS OF OFDEATHS OFDEATHS OFDEATHS
DEATHS FROM CRUEL TREAT TREATMENT TREATMENTTATE TREATMENTSTATE
MENT MENTTATE STATE BOARD RESPON RESPONSIBLE RESPONSIBLE RESPONSIBLE ¬
SIBLE
Special to The Journal JournalTallahassee JournalTanahassee JournalThilahassee
Tallahassee May Jay 17 17Tae The report reportof
of the Joint committee appointed to toinvestigate toimestlgate toinvestIgate
investigate the State Insane Asylum As lum at atChattahoochee atChattahoochee atChattahoochee
Chattahoochee Is iI I in at last and has hasbeen haSbeen hasbeen
been accepted by both houses housesThe housesThe housesThe
The nature of the document may maybe maybe maybe
be inferred frpm rpm the remark rcma made madel ma mnzleby e
l 11 by v Senator Harris In moving its adop adoption adoptionTlat adoptinThat ¬
tion tionTlat That sell itself would blush at atsuch atuCh atsuch
such a report reportAccording reportAccording reporLAccording
According to the committee cornmlteethe the asy asylum nsy111m asyluni ¬
lum has been made a mere dumping dumpingground dumjlngground dumIngground
ground for people sick of ofsU superfluous superfluouswarsc siiperfluouw1re e fiuou fiuouwlCsertlatfves
warsc wlCsertlatfves relatives desired to get rid ri or ofthem orIh oriheu
them Ih The nurres nur nure es are described describ d as asdrunken asdrunkenthe asdrunkenthe
drunken drunkenthe the system s teIn pernicious perniei us and andthe andrhe andthe
the buildings Utterly inadequateWorse inadequate inadequateWorse InadequateWorse
Worse than all this are hints of ofdTuhs orL otthe
dTuhs L 1s as n theest the result resulVof IC of t cruel ruel 1 ef IreaP IreaPnciu 1r reat reatIat r rIrlt
nciu by b the th attendants atten ants and corrup corrupton corrupLm corruptfl
ton and doubledealing d > 1 Iedealing among aniou certain certainofficials certaInjlfirials certainc1licials
officials The money appropriated for foril Corl
a il l this rottenness is declared to toarc toae toLave
Lave arc been misappropriated and anr the theHid theIL theIlLd
Hid IL d of State Institutions is held re rei reIllsible remsbJe
i < insible for everything everythingSome everythingSUUle everythingSonic
Some idea of the condition of the theriant therLllt therLIt
riant and buildings at Chatahoochee Chatahoocheemay
may mt be inferred from mm the fact thatf that thathf thatthc
thc hf f committee recommends an appro appropriation aIJprupration appropraLion ¬
priation of 215000 in the next 2 years yearsThe yearsThe yearsThe
The most damaging portions po iolls of f the thereport therP110r theror
report ror are as follows followsThe followsThe followsThe
The institution is not a hospital hospitalfor hos ial ialfl1f
for the insane but a dumping zround zroundIT iroundfr zroundI
IT I r all sorts of people waere wilere they are arecimained areilltainel areLzilltained
cimained after a fashion at an enor enormous enormous enorIr1otis ¬
mous expense to the state sta Little Littlefi LittlelcIren
fi e I Idren young men and young wo woJnrii womlu wonn
Jnrii middle aged men and women old oldfipble oldfltll olU1felC
fipble fltll and decrepit men and women womenafllu wlmenI1kcd womenaffli
afllu I1kcd ed with all sorts of mental menta12d menta12dIj sud sudphysical d dpsical
physical Ij sical ailments are dumped Intot into intothe IntotIP
the t > institution as asindIgcnt indigent insane insanemany InsanEnany lnsanemany
many of whom are not indigent or orInsane 01Inlne orInsane
Insane and should be at home with withparents withparents withparents
parents or relatives or at the county countypoor countyIt10r countypcor
poor house or InfirmarIes free to toearn toam toean
earn am their own living livingXo livingXo livingNo
Xo systematic effort whatever r has hasboen hasbren hasben
ben made m de or treatment given for the therestoration thertSoration thereMoratlon
restoration of the mind The sick and andaQlicted andamiNel andStlliCtel
aQlicted have not been given the thecssary therl theessary
rl < cssary s ary medicine or the attention attentiontfue
tfue u > or needful for their cure or res resoration re reIration reration
oration Evidence is before the com comffli CODlm11ee cornIn
ffli m11ee In Tee ee that the management has beei beeicnel beelcrleI beeicriej
cnel negligent and heartless in some someinstances someintances someinstances
instances instancesAttendants intancesAttendants instancesAttendants
Attendants and nurses have hayebeea hayebeeatrmk been beendrink beeadrink
drink while on duty and have been beeninrally beenbri beenbraIly
inrally bri ally cruel and inhuman to helpless helplessis
is i ates in some instances instancesThe instancesThe instancesThe
The very ery atmosphere of the Insti Institii Insttu Institn
tii n has been scented with vice and andrmorality and1fn1ornIity andnrimirality
rmorality to the extent that even in incas inJ Inni
cas ni J have begged and pleaded forfr for forrr forYr
rr so t on account of it and citizens citizens1v
1v l us I nearby earb have felt outraged by b it itU itRports ItR
Rports U ports of f misappropriation of the then theta
t ta n i t s money mon and effects nave ave come comet
t tf p 4 ommittee < No accurate aCC l11te system systemof sstemof
of aivyni8 have been kept and from fromobsrvvaioa fromo1 fromof
obsrvvaioa o1 > aioll of the methods of purchase purchaseani
ani iibmxement < the committeee is isforrc Isfow Isfoc
forrc j o I thf y h belief that some money moneyand moneyand moneyand
and effic ffl s HI < not go to the use of ofthe ofthe ofthe
the institution institutionIt lnsutuioaIt
It is with s srious rious regret that duty dutycompels dut3compels dutyCompels
compels the committee to maintain maintainard maintainand maintainrdso
and rdso so present that the board of stare starenstituions 5taensirutions staenstJtuIons
nstituions is very r largely responsible responsiblean
an JI 1 it should be so held for the de delble dcable
l able conditions the inexcusable inexcusablean
an anI I unpardonable evils that have ex exis
is 1 9 > i in and about the theinstitution institution Re RejLsiblp ReIf Reisibk
jLsiblp If ibli o these poor helpless un unorunate
fwllnate orunate inmates who have been beenaised beenaed beenaptI
aised o suffer the pangs pan sot of hunger hungerfe
fe t e humiliation and pain of keen cuts cutshe cutsf
f < he ye Jash la the thud of the fist the theSVWP theS theof
SVWP S of the foot the unknown and andcroli andphysical andnrlli
croli physical sufferings and mental mentalpzuish mentalulsh mentaltZuIsh
pzuish tZuIsh ulsh caused by willful willf l wanton neg negof legof
I of 0 management and attendants attendantst attendantsWhile attendantsbile attendantsVhi1e
While bile the evidence Is not absolute absolutec
t I c car ar that such cruelty and failure failurer
r diy ojJ caused death it is sufficiently sufficIentlyr
1 caar r 1 ar to create suspicion of such betrue be betrue betrue
true truet
t ts s said by friends of the Jennings Jenningsa Jenningsa1nlsttion
a a1nlsttion Inistration that every derogatory derogatoryement derogatorye01nt derogatoryement
+ ement was made by bydIscharge4 discharged dischargedr dIschargedPoyees
r ployees who had ad no tb complaint complalnttra to toraTe torae
raTe ra until they the were dropped from frome fr m
tJc e pay roll of the theinsUtuUon theinsUtuUont t Institution instituUonJ
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ELEVEN YACHTS YACIIISSTART YACIIISSTARTIN START SSTARTIN STARTIN
IN KAISERS CUP RACE RACETrim RAC RACTrimVessols
TrimVessols Trim Vessels ses to Race Rac Across AcrossBroad Broad Atlanticfor Atlanticfor Atlantic IItantefor
for Trophy Offered Olferedby by the Emperor Emperorof EmperorofG
i of ofG Germany rman
I
EMPEROR WILLIAM WILLIAMOF OF GERMANY
By Associated Press PressNew PressNew PressNew
New York May lla 17 17A A splendid splendidfleet splendidfleet splendidfleet
fleet of sailing yachts achts swept across acrossthe acrossthe acrossthe
the starting line at Sandy Sand Hook light lightship lightship lightship
ship at 1215 this afternoon with the thequeenly thequeen thequeenly
queenly queen American Americ n schooner Atlantic Atlanticleaning Atlanticleacing Atlanticleating
leaning the way headed out across the thebroad thebroad thebroad
broad Atlantic ocean on a race of ofthree ofthree ofthree
three thousand miles to the English Englishcoast Englishcoast Englishcoast
coast for a 5000 cup offered fferedb by the theGerman theGerman theGerman
German emperor emperorThe emperorThe emperorThe
The following yachts ya hts started in therace the therace therace
race raceThe The Valhala 648 tons ons2391h 239V 239 feet feetbeing feetbeing feetbeing
being owned by the Earl of CrayforJ CrayforJof Cray to rJ rJof
of the Royal Ro al Yacht squadron of Eng ¬
land landThe The bark Apcne307 Apc e307 tons 180 feet fel3tlong feetlong feetlong I
long owned by Edmund Rudolph New NewYork NewYork NewYork
York Yacht Club ClubThe ClubThe ClubThe
The topsail schooner Sunbeam 227 227tons 227tons 227tons
tons 1547 feet long Lord Bassey BasseYiRoyal BasseyRoyal BasseyRoyal
Royal Yacht squadron of England
Threemasted schooner Otowana
267 tons 155 feet long Allis AIl s V VArmour VArmour VArmour
Armour New York YorkThreemasted YorkThreemasted YorkThreemasted
Threemasted schooner Atlantic 203 203tons 2003tons 2O 2Otons
tons 135 feet long Wilson Marshall MarshallNew Marsha1New i
New York YorkTwomaster YorkTwomaster
I
Twomaster schooner Hamburg 185 185tons 1851 185tons
tons 116 feet long owned by a Ger German German ¬
man syndicate syndicateTwomasted syndIcateTwomasted syndicateTwomasted I
Twomasted schooner Thistle 225 225sons 225sons 225Sons
sons 110 feet long Robert E Todd ToddAtlantic To ToddAtlantic < d dAtlantic
Atlantic Yacht club clubTwomasted clubTwomasted i
Twomasted schooner HIldegarde i
146 tons 103 feet long Edward R RColeman RColeman 11Coleman
Coleman Philadeluhia PhiladeluhiaTwomasted PhiladeluhiaTwoinasted i iTwomasted
Twomasted schooner st + hooner Endymon End mon 113 113tons 116tons 11 11tons
tons 101 fe feet t long George Lauder Jr JrIndian JrIndian JrIndian
Indian Harbor L I IYawl IYawl IYawl
Yawl Ailsa 116 tons 98 feet long lon lonHenr
Henry Henr S Redmond New York YorkTwo YorkTwo YorkTwo
Two masted schooner Fleur de Lis
86 tons 86 feet long Dr Lewis A ASimson ASImson ASimson
Simson New York
Games Played Wednesday Wednesdayon
on Big SigLeagueDiatnondsl League Diamonds
By Associated Press PressNew PrcssNew PressNew
New Orleans Orleansay May 17 17SoJ1thern 17SoJ1thernLeague 17SopthernLeague Southern SouthernLeague
League games played today resulted resultedas
as follows f llows New Orleans O Je ns 2 Atlanta
0 Shreveport 10 Montgomery 2 Lit Little LIttle LIttje ¬
tle Rock 3 Birmingham 4 No other othergames othergames othergames
games were scheduled scheduledSouth sc scileduledSouth edu1ed edu1edSouth
South AtlanticColumbIa AtlanticColumbia Atlantic AtlanticColumbia
Columbia May 17Fol1owng 17 Following are arethe arethe arethe
the scores In South AtlanticLeague AtlanticLeaguegames Atlantic League Leaguegames Leaguegames
games today todayColumbla Columbia 1 Jackson Jacksonville Ja Jacksouville kson ksonvIlle ¬
ville 7 Charleston 5 Augusta 3 Sa Savannah Savannah Savannah ¬
vannah 2 Macon 0
American League LeagueSt
St Louis May 17 17StLouis 17St St Louis defeat defeated defeated defeated ¬
ed New York today lh the score being
St Louis 10 New York 2 All other othergames othergames othergames
games scheduled in American League Leaguewere Leaguewere Leaguewere
were postponed on account a count of ofraln ofralnNational rain rainNational rainNational
National League LeagueNew LeagueNew LeagueNew
New York May 17 17New New York won wonfrom wonfrom wonfrom
from Chicago in the National League Leaguegame Leaguegame Leaguegame
game here today the score being beingNew beingNew beingNew
New Tprk York 4 Chicago 2 All otnergames at otner vtiiergames e egames
games in the National League were werepostponed werepostponed werepostponed
postponed on account of rain
Navy NavyoPanatna of Panama P anarna Republic RepublicWas RepublicWas RepublicWas
Was formally Dedicated
By Associated Press PressNew PressNew PressNew
New York May 17Representa 17RepresentaUvcsof 17Bepresentatives Representa Representatives ¬
tives Uvcsof of 1he Panama republic have h ve for formally Jorma11y or orrnally ¬
mally dedicated their navy at a ship shipyard shipard shipyard
yard ard in south Brooklyn 3ro < > k1yn The force forceafloat forceafioat forceafloat
afloat consists of the tb steam ste m yacht yachtOrlenta yachtOrlenta yachtOrlenta
Orlenta The yacht was purchased purchasedfrom pnrchasedfrom purchasedfrom
from a New York man manfor30000 for 30000 and andhas andhas andhas
has been thoroughly overhauled ov rhlltiled pre preparatory preparatory pm pmparatory ¬
paratory to taking tap 1p I the dirty I1ty ty of ofguarding ofguardIng ofguardIng
guarding the < eastern coast of the theisthmus theisthmus theisthmus
isthmus isthmusFfcr isthmusFflr isthmusFfr
Ffcr the occasion occasonofhoIstlng ofhoisting of hoisting the thePanama thePanama thePanama
Panama ensign the ll1eric Orienta Qta r was ras asln aslnlacIressan4 in ingala Ingala
gala lacIressan4 dress and a J large rge1i party t went
4 0
aboard aboardheaded headed by Carlos Arosemen Arosemensecretary Aroseninsecretary l lsecretary
secretary of the legation Luncheon Luncheonwas Lunc on onwas
was served on board Then the flag flagOf hagof Jagof
Of the republic was raised by Secreta Secretary SecretaIy Secretamy ¬
ry Iy Arosemen The emblem consists consistsof consJstsof
of four fo r squares two of white one In Inthe inthe Inthe
the upper left and the other in the theJower theJower tneJower
Jower right hand corners and two twosquares twosquares twosquares
squares one each of red re and blue In Inone Inone Inone
one of the white squares there Is s a asingle 3single asingle
single star of blue and In the other a aThe ared ared
red star starThe starThe
The Orienta will wIl11eave leave for forCQlon Colon C lon on onThursday onThursday onThursday
Thursday or Friday where she will be befitted befltledwlth befitted
fitted fltledwlth with two threepounder guns gunsand gunS gunSand gunsand
and two automatic rapid raljd1ire raljd1irei fire guns
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ADMIRAt IRNtROJfSTVfNSKY RAE ROJESTVENSKY ROJESTVENSKYmm ROJ LSTVENSKY LSTVENSKYI l lBKS
I mm BKS TO BE RELIEVED RELIEVEDReport
Report in St JPetersburg StpetersburgfhatRuSi that Russian R ssian Com Commander CommllnderHHulf ComV Commander ¬
>
mander mllnderHHulf Has Suffered red a Breakdown Brcakdo wn Was Wasill WsIIWlien Wasill
V
ill IIWlien When He HoSlled Sailed
JAP SQUADRONNEAR SQUADRON SQUADRONNEAR SQUADRONNAR
NEAR FORMOSA FORMOSAWhere FORMOSAWhere IORMOSAWhere
Where it is Believed BelievedTogo Belie BelievedTogo ed edTogo
Togo Intends lnteflG to toGive toGive toGive
I IBatto
Give Russians RussiansBattle RussIa fls flsB
Battle BattleFOURTH BattoFOURTH B tiICir tiICirFOURTH
FOURTH DIVISION OF PACIFIC PACIFICSQUADRON PACIFICSQUADRON PACIFICSQUADRON
SQUADRON TO SAIL FROM FROMCRONSTADT i iCRONSTADT
1 1CRONSTADTJU
CRONSTADT JUNE14 JUNE E1 14BRITISH 14BRITISHVESSEL BRITISH BRITISHVESSEL BRITISHI BRITISHVESSEL I
VESSEL SEIZED BY JAPANESE JAPANESEWARSHIPS I IWARSHIPS
5 I II IWARSHIPS
WARSHIPS OFF OFFCO COAST ST OF KOi KOiBy
KOI KOIREA
REA I IBy IBy
By Associated AsscclatedPress AsscclatedPressSl Press PressSt PressSt
St Sl Petersburg May 175 17 17Very Very dis disquieting dIsquieting dIsquieting
quieting reports s are in circulation c1r ul iIon this thisevening thIsevening thisevening
evening about ViceAdmiral Rojest Rojestvenskys Roj st stYens1ys I Iveuskys
venskys health It is saidjthat saldthat he has hastelegraphed hastelegraphed hastelegraphed
telegraphed to the Emperir Emp r r that it is isimpossible isImpossIble isImpossible
impossible for him to proceed prceed The Theevening Theevening Theevening
evening papers paperspint Pint a report re rt that the theadmiral theadmiral theadmiral
admiral has suffered a nervous llCtO nevou break breakdown breakdown
down downNo downNo I 1
No official officIallonfirmatIonot confirmation of the report reportthat reportthat i
that Rojestvensky has requested to bej bejrelieved be bercHeved bereieved
relieved from duty Is obtainable at atthe atthe
the admiralty Nevertheless Neethelessthe the ad admirals admIrals admirals ¬ I
mirals health has been the th cause of ofconsiderable ofonslderable ofconsiderable
considerable anxiety anxiet It iswellknown iswellknownthat is Iswell Well known knowntb knowuthat
that tb at he suffered suffer d from kidney trouble troublebefore troublbefore troublebefore
before leaving Crbnsladahdi Cronsadtf Cronad ndithroug ndithrougthe through dithrougathe throughthe
the long 10ngoyagl3 voyage to theFar East ne nehas nehas nehas
has suffered sufferedat at times to thsiich such cha atl extent extentthat extentl
that he had to be carried led upon a astretcher a1 a1stretcher 1 1stretcher
stretcher but stuck bravely brave to Jolsi Jolsipost hIsipost J Jpost
post postIf t > I
If he Is now n ow compelled op c i the eve eyeof eveof
of 0 batoleto o leto jgive ive up i 1l1 ais commaBdttbe Icommandthdnlr commaBdttbetfdmlnnt U In dtll 1 1adnilra1
tfdmlnnt dnlr 1t wouldregard w viti1f l regard as little littleshort 1ittloshort tue tueshort
short of national misfortune Rojest Rojestveasky RojestenskYhas Rojestveasky
veasky enskYhas has proved pro ed to be a genius genlusa genlusaanorganiz a aan aan
an anorganiz organizer r and confidenceis confidence Is felt feltthat feltthat feltthat
that he would be equally as good a afighter afighter afighter
fighter fighterShould fighterShould fighterShould
Should Rojestvensky be compelled compelledto
to i give up the command would fall fallupon fallupon fallupon
upon Rear Admiral Volkeraam now nowwith nowwith nowwith
with the fleet fleetJAPANESE fleetJAPANESE fleetJAPANESE
JAPANESE SQUADRON SQUADRONIS
IS BELOW FORMOSA FORMOSAAmoy FORMOSAAIIoy FORMOSAAnoy
Amoy China May 17 17Itls 17It It Is believe believethat bel belvedthat veJ veJhat
that part of f the t e Japanese Jap nese fleet is i tak lk
ing a position below Formosa and that thatAdmiral t tiatAdmiral at atdmiral
Admiral Togo has as planned to fight the theRussians th thRussians theRussians
Russians south of Formosa FormosaThe FormosaThe FormosaThe
The Japanese get orders from this thisvicinity t thisvicinity lis lisvicinity
vicinity at night time timeThe timeThe timeThe
The state stateo of martial law first de declared dcdared e eclared ¬
clared at Tamsu island of Formosa Formosaand Formosaand Formosaand
and subsequently made general generalthroughout generalthroughout I
throughout the Island has been fol followed followed followed ¬
lowed by the appointment of a mili military mmtary miiitar ¬
tary tar executive and the moving of the thewomen thewomen thewomen
women and children from the Pesca Pescadore Pescadore Pescadore
dore Islands to Formosa FormosaAnother FormosaAnother FormosaAnother
Another Division DivisionSt
St Petersburg May Iay 17 17It It Is an announced announced ¬
nounced from Cronstadt that Vice Ad Admiral Admlral ¬
mlral Bireleff cpmmanderinchief cQmmanderinchietatthe at atthe atthe
the Baltic ports has ordered the com commanders commanders cornmanders ¬
manders in the fourth division of Vice ViceAdmiral ViceAdmiral ViceAdmiral
Admiral Rojestvenskys fleet to hold holdtheir holdtheir holdtheir
their ships in readiness to leave for forthe fo fothe foThe
the Far East by June 14 without fail failJaps failJaos fanJaos
Jaos Seize British Vessel VesselTokio VesselTokIo VesselTokio
Tokio May Ia 17 11Tne The British steamer steamerLincluden stcamerLincluden steamerLincluden
Lincluden was seized by b a Japanese Japanesewarship Japanesewarship Japanesewarship
warship May Ia 15 south of KoreaThe KoreaThe Korea KoreaThe
The French steamer Quang Nan Nanwas Nanwas Nanwas
was captured by a Japanese war ship shipon shipon shipon
on the same date near the Pescadore Pescadoreislands Pescad PescadOreislands re reislands
islands straits of oFormosa oFormosaThe Formosa FormosaThe FormosaThe
The cargo and destinations destinaUoniQt of f the thetwo Thetwo thetwoessels
two twoessels vessels is not announced announcedSTRIKE announcedSTRIKE announcedSTRIKE
STRIKE TO BE BECALLED BECALLED B BCAL1ID
CALLED OFF OFFCHICAGO OffCHICAGO OftCHICAGO
CHICAGO TEAMSTERS STRIKE STRIKEEXPECTED STRIKEEXPECTED STRIKEEXPECTED
EXPECTED TO BE OVER OVERWITHIN OVERWITHIN OVERWITHIN
WITHIN 24 HOURS HOURSBy HOURSBy HOURSBy
By Associated Press PressChicago PressChIcago PressChicago
Chicago May Ma 17 17It It Is highly prob probable probable probable ¬
able that the next twentyfour twent four hours ilourswIl1 thourswill hourswill
will see the end of the teamsers strike strikein
in Chicago although none of the labor laborleaders laborleaders laborleaders
leaders will acknowledge it It Is Isgenerally Isgenerall Isgenerally
generally understood tonight that a aprogram aprogram aprogram
program has already been arranged arrangedfor
for calling off the strike strikeBOB strIkeBOB strikeBOB
BOB WASHINGTON WASHINGTONAGAIN WASHINGTONAGAIN
1 AGAIN ARRESTED ARRESTEDBob ARRESTEDBobWasbington
Bob BobWasbington Washington colored one of the themost themost themost
most notorious characters of the city citywas ellYwas citywas
was again arrested yesterday after afternoon afternoon afternoon ¬
noon He was taken into custody by byOfllcer brOfficer byOfficer
Officer Benjamin for being drunk and anddisorderly andisorderly anddisorderly
disorderly and andas as usual opposed the theofficer theomcer theofficer
officer the latter being forced to use usehis usehis
his hISCl club Ub At A th the 0 police station the theefforts tho thoc1fortsof theI e
I efforts c1fortsof of three men were wererequired required to toplace toplace
place him in a a celL
Farewell Banquet BanquetAmerican Given GivenAI7terican GivenAmerican <
American Ambassador Atnb ssador i
J
By Associated Press PressParis prcsSParis1tray PressPari
Paris Paris1tray May 17 17General General Porter the theretiringAmerican theretirIn theretiring
retiringAmerican retirIn retiring American Ambassador was wasgiven wasgIv wasgiven
gIv given nafarewell a farewell banqu banquet t tonight tonightwhich tonightwhich
which hlch for sumptuousness of 9ppqlntinent appoint appointment ¬
ment and distinguishedcharactei distinguished charact lcteri of ofguests ofguestpresent
guests guestpresent es present p ese has not n t been b exceeded exceededr exc c efie Aed
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ADOPJDEY
BY THE THEUphold ThEMANUACTURR1 ThEMANUACTURR1Uphold MANUfACTURER
8 8Uphold
Uphold the Stand Taken by President Presidenfparri PresidenfparriAglnsf Parry ParryAgainst ParryAgainsi
Against Exercise by Government of ofRailroad ofRairoad ofjlroadRatOMakiflgPOWer
Railroad jlroadRatOMakiflgPOWer Rate Making Power Powerr
r J
SENATOR HARRIS SCORES SCORESSTATE SCORESSTATE SCORESSTATE
STATE PRINTING CONCERN CONCERNCREATES
CREATES SENSATION SENSATION BY ALLEGING THAT MEMBERS OF STATE STATEBOARD
BOARD OF OF INSTITUTiONS iNsTrruTi > NS ARE STOCKHOLDERS THEREIN THEREINIMPEACHMENT THEREIfIMPEA
IMPEACHMENT IMPEA HMENT PROCEEDINGS PROCEEDINGS MAY BE INSTITUTED
Special to The Journal JournalTallahassee JournalTallahassee I
Tallahassee May May17ln 17 17In In bringing bringingup bringingj
up his resolution relating to printing printingsupreme printingsupreme printingsupreme
supreme court reports rep rtsln in the senate senatethis senate1 senate1thIs I Ithis
this afternoon n SenatorHarris Senator Harris created createda
a sensation by referring to rumors rumorsthat rumorsthat rumorsthat I
that members of the State Board of ofInstitutions ofInstitutions ofInstitutions
Institutions were stockholders stOCkh olders In the thepresent thepresent
present state printing concern concernHe concernHe concernHe Ii Iipresent
He described the contract for print printing printlug ¬
ing these reports as rotten from top topltd topto topto
ltd to bottom and referred to the possi possibility possibility Ossi OssibUlty ¬
bility of instituting Impeachment pro proceedings pro1 pro1ceetlings ¬
ceedings in i the house Senator Harris Harrisirill Harrisyill HarriswIll
wIll probably be asked1 askC to verify these theserumors theserumors theserumors
rumors rumors tomorrow The resolution as asamended asamended asamended
amended was adopted adoptedCranes adoptedCrancs adoptedCranes
Cranes Tampa fair bill carrying an anappropriation anappropriation anappropriation
appropriation of 15 15000 OO for two years yearspassed yearspassed yearspassed
passed the he senate senateMr sen senateMr te teMr
Mr Humphriess bill for forprotecUng forprotecUngfish protecting protectingfish
fish in Manatee county passed the thesenate thesenate 1 1senate
senate also a bill granting franchis ¬
es to the Manatee Light and Traction TractionCompany TractionCompany
Company CompanyThe CompanyThe CompanyThe
The St Lucie bill failed to come up upIn
In the senate this morning morningMr
Mr Ir Scott introduced a resolution to toincrease toincrease toincrease
increase the governors salary to to500O
5000 per annum annumA
A resolution was received from the theDemocratic theDemocyatie
Democratic State Executive Commit Committee CommIttee ¬
tee endorsing the changes proposed in inthe Inthe inthe
the primary law lawT lawlhe lawThe
T The e house has haspassec passed1 passe Mr Mat Matthews Matthews ¬
thews bill regulating the thespeed speed of ofrailway ofraIlway ofrailway
railway trains in cities and also Mr MrSparkmans MrSparkmans MrSparkinans
Sparkmans fish fishbi11 bill billThe billThe
The governor hasnot has not yet et signed the theJacksonville theJacksonville theYacksonville
Jacksonville charter bill and a rumor rumorthat rumorthat
that he will not do so is isin in circulation circulationtoday circulationtoday circulationtoday
today todayMr todayIr
Mr Ir Averys Averysmoney money lenders bill and andSenator andS
Senator S nator Cranes building bU ilding and loan bill billare bUlare billare
are both coming in for considerable considerablecriticism
criticism
by anything of its kind held during duringrecent duringrecent duringrecent
recent years in Paris Practically tIcally the theentire theentire theentire
entire diplomatic corps was wasrepresent wasrepresented represent represented ¬
ed as well as the theomcial official social and andartistic andartistic1Ife andartistic
artistic artistic1Ife life of the French Fre ch capital capitalPresident capitaLPresident capitaLPresident
President Loubetwas represented by byGeneral oy byGeneral oyGeneral
General Dubois head ead of the thepresfden thepresfdenli presiden presidenalstaff ¬
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SL St Louis May 17 17Just Just as the Bap Baptist Baptist Bapfist ¬
tist convention was about to adjourn adjourntoday adjourntoday adjourntoday
today Rev Dr Cushing president of ofthe orthe ofthe
the Baptist University at Rangoon RangoonIndia RangoonIndia RangoonIndia
India was stricken while occupying a
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Winona Lake May17 laYJ17The The assem assembly assembly assembly ¬
bly of the Presbyterian Presb ter n church which whichopens whichopens whichopens
opens here tomorrow will bring to toetfcer togetber together
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By Associated Press PressChicago PressCl1icago PressCilcago
Chicago IlL May 17 17Word Word of the thedeath thedeath thedeath
death of oV Lester C Winterton as a re result rei reisu1t resu ¬
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at Wady Haifa Soudan has been re received raceived received
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when two native thieves entered ana anaattacked an anattacked anQattacked
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and Bowdon fcught desperately desp rately but butwere butwere butwere
were knocked senseless The thieves thievesthen thievesthen thIevesthen
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seat on the rostrum and fell apparent apparently ¬
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today to Iay upon the Belmont Correspond ¬
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New York May 17 17Abraham Abraham Levy
who ho defended def nded Nan Patterson during
her three trials announced announc d today to aythat that
he had withdrawn from the case final finaly ¬
ly y and absolutely absolntel Mr Ir Levy said he heunderstood heunderstood heunderstood
understood Miss Mls Patterson intended
to accept an offer from a theatrical theatricalmanager theatricalmanager theatricalmanager
manager and andaddid added that he strongly stronglyci1sapproed
disapproved of such action
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Atlanta May lay 17 17The The National Nationalpassed
lIanufacturers Association today
passed resolutions upholding the stand
taken by President Parry against the
exercise by the National government
of the rate ra e making power for railroads
An interesting fight on the railroad
question has been waged behind closed
doors and in hotel corridors since the
convention began and an was not settled
until late this thIsnftt th1 afternoon at moon Both the
executive and resolutions committees
held lengthy sessions for considera ¬
tion tlono of the thequestlon question In which leading
members memb ts of the organization org mizatlon support supported ¬
ed the position of President Parry
against the exercise by the govern government government government ¬
ment of the rate ratemakingpower makingspower B B
Pike of New ew Hampshire of the stand ¬
ing committee of the organization on
interstate commerce led the fight in
behalf of rate making power by the thegovernment thegovernment
government presenting lengthy reso reso ¬
lutions to that effect eff ct This afternoon
the t 1e resolutions committee refused toendorse to toendorse toendorse
endorse his position but ut presented presentedresolutions presentedresolutions presentedresolutions
resolutions winch wli ch were were unanimously
adopted favoring enforcement by the theexecutive theexecuUe theexecutive
executive department of the general generalgovernment g gerheralgovernment Iieral Iieralgoemmen
government otexlsting otexistinglaws laws governing
the Interstate commerce commission
The features of the second days dayssession dayssession dayssession
session of the National Association Associationof
of Manufacturers were the ad address llddress address ¬
dress of Samuel Spencer presi president PlC3Ident president ¬
dent of the Southern Sooth ern Railway
the address by Eugene Foss of Mas Massachusetts Massachusetts Massachusetts ¬
sachusetts on reciprocity and the theadoption theadoption theadoption
adoption of resolutions These en endorse endorse endorse ¬
dorse the open shop as embodying the t e
true spirit of American liberty depre deprecate deprecate deprecate ¬
cate Crimes and outrages tin n personal
liberty daily occurring at Chicago Chicagocall Chicagocall Chicagocall
call upon congress and the president presidentto presidenttoprdtect
to toprdtect protect our markets from tho rising
tide of discrimination by foreign coun conntries countries countries
tries and commended the work of b mer merchant merchant merchant ¬
chant marine commission A resolu resolution resolution resolution ¬
tion demanding that only American Americangoods Americangoods V
goods be used In the construction of ofthe otthe ofthe
the Isthmian canal can l was lost after a avigorous avIgorous avigorous
vigorous debate The convention will willclose willclose willclose
close tomorrow with the election of otofficers ofomcers ofofficers
officers and choice of the next nextmaeting nextmaetingplace meeting meeting1place meetingplace
place Secretary Metcalf delivers an anaddress anaddreSs anaddress
address Thursday evening before the theassociation theassociation theassociation
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Washington May Iay 17 17Mr Mr Coolidge CooIIdgstemporarily CooIIdgetemporarily Coolidgetemporarily
temporarily in charge of the Ameri American American Amencan ¬
can legation at Pekin cabled the staa staadepartment sta staedepartment e edepartment
department today to ay relative to reports reportscirculated reportscirculated reportscirculated
circulated yesterday tat German Germani Germantroops Germantroops
i troops had landed a Hal Chou that thatthe th3tthe thatthe
the report current in Pekin was from fromChinese fromChinese fromChinese
Chinese sources but the Germans rmans were werebelieved werebelieved werebelieved
believed to be a party of surveyors surveyorsand surveyofSand surveyorsand
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