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THE PENSACOLA JOURNAL, SATURDAY MORNING, MAY 16, 1314.
Protection
y is not expensive. It
amounts to an invest
ment that is continually
paying for itself the
peace of mind the
sense of security that
comes from having one's
valuable papers lodged
in a fire and burglar
proof vault is worth
many times the cost of a
Safety Deposit box.
Boxes $2.00 per year
and up.
American
National Bank
.Total Resources,
$2,500,000.00
OUR SPECIA1 TY
W Buv and Sell All Section.
Mctzer Brothers,
MOBILE. ALA.
w
20 S. PALAFOX ST.
BETTER CLOTHES.
TERSELY TOLD.
$5.00 REWARD.
Tit Journal will pay $5.00 reward for
evidence sufficient to convict any boy or
pereon found stealing subscribers papers
.ftsr delivery of same bv carrier.
Three guests at the San Carlos ho
tel last night registered from foreign
fountries. They were an follows: J.
K. Lamarque, York, England; A. For
rheimer, Germany, and It. Piasgio,
Italy.
0
M. A. Morrison of DeFuniak arrived
last night at the San Carlos hotel and
will spend the lay in the city, where
he has relatives.
- 3
C. W. Crooke, registering from
Jacksonville, arrived last night and is
at the San Carlos durins his stay.
There "was no sess'on of the court
of record yesterday, ihere being noth
ing docketed for trial during the day.
All cases which had been set for yes
terday was settled, either by the de
fendants pleading guilty the day be
fore or else the cases being continued.
M
Mary Holmes, the little girl residing
on West Main street, who. suffered in
juries in being run down by an au
tomobile, will be able to be out to
day, and it is possible, that either this
morning or early next week the case
against AVilburn Jonev, driver of the
automobile which ran down tho little
victim, will be called in the recorder's
court. It is understood that the lady
who owned the automobile, and who
was herself a passenger at the time,
5 anxious that the case be called. The
chauffeur is said to have been not to
blame in the matter.
Police Quarrel is Given
Airing Before Public
Continued from First rage.1
rn a number of different matters, it
was this witness who accosted Chief
Sanders with an inquiry relative to
the "message," which caused the
trouble- but he said he was asking the
hief for the truth of and meaning for
the message. It was while the chief
was talking to him that Cusachs came
along and was accosted by the chief
concerning the message delivered to
Tohnson. Things happened thick and
fast then, for one lie was passed, then
another, and then some bad language,
which each of the near-at-hanJ wit
nesses seem to have heard differently,
for practically none of them testified
exactly to the same word?.
Chief Sanders and Captain Cusachs
each made a statement to the board
and then the mayor made his an
nouncement. Mayor Greenhut and Commissioners
Tou and Johnson made up the "trial"
court. City Clerk F.ggart and the as
sistant clerk were on hand, the former
to administer oath to witnesses, and
the latter to take down the testimony
ln short hand.
The hearing lasted exactly thirty
five minutes.
WHEELER WILL
OT SERVE 0
RESERVE!
RD
Of Very Special Interest
We're Featuring at
Today-
vice President of Continen
tal Trust Company De-
Leaving Two
to be Filled In
clines Job,
Vacancies
President Wilson.
BV ASSOCIATED "PRESS.
ashington. May 13. Harry A. i
Wheeler, of Chicago, vice-president of
the Continental Trust Company, has
declined a membership upon the gen
eral reserve board. President Wilson
has received a letter from Mr. Wheeler
expressing his regret that he is un
able to accept the appointment re
cently offered him because of business
connections which he cannot sever.
The president now has two positions
to till on tho board. Dr. Adolph C.
Miller, of San Francisco, Paul M.
Warburg, of New York City, and W.
I'. G. Harding, of Birmingham. Ala.,
have all accepted. Besides selecting
! two more men. the president must
designate one of tiiem as governor
and another as vice-governor. He is
canvassing again the list of 150 names
which was before him when he made
his tirst choioes. He in anxious now
to select some one from the middle
west, Chicago or St. Bonis, and some
one from New England, to preserve a
geographical balance on the board.
One of the two to be selected will be
a Republican. The president is not
expected to decide finally for another
week on the other two. It is unlikely
that the first names will be sent to
the senate until the list is completed.
The White House was silent as to
men who are uppermost in the presi
dent's mind.
Removal Sale
!
HOT 10
; TROOP L
ORDERED
OPPOSE
AND NG
Women's Oxfords and Slippers
as Cheap in Price as
Half Soles
$1.00 Gowns; good material and well made,
sale price
$1.00 values in Drawers, extra good values
any time, sale price
Also note the other great reductions
Muslin underwear department:
50c Gowns at 42c
$1.25 Gowns at ... 98c
$1.50 Gowns at . . .$1.25
$1.98 Gowns at . . .$1.69
88c
88c
in our
25c Drawers at .... 19c
35c Drawers, extra size
at 29c
50c Drawers at 41c
68c Drawers at 50c
THESE INSTRUCTIONS WERE
SAID TO HAVE BEEN DISOBEY
ED BY FEDERAL GENERAL ON
HIS OWN RESPONSIBILITY
STATEMENT MADE BY MEXI
CAN ARCHITECT.
Slippers and Oxfords remnants broken
styles good quality leather regular
values from $2.50 to $5.00 at
line of
69c
, BV ASSOCIATED PRESS,
j San l-'ranciseo. May 1,". That Pro
J isioral President Huerta had issued
Specific orders to General CJustav
.Mans, .ummamlms; the Mexican forces
;U Vera Cruz offer no opposition to the
I !ni:din of tho Americans there and
! that those orders were disobeyed by
Children's Slippers and Sandals, regular values
from $1.00 to $2.C0 special, CZQ
per pair OUC
Princess Slips Greatly Reduced.
iny,
i by
tect,
j Cm;
i -!
of .
lol.l
and
Cessna two
Island Sunday,
trips
3 and
to
:30
Vanderbilt to be Turned
Back to Conferences
(Continued from First Page.)
court in referenc to the possibility of
contumacy on the part of th church,
is a needless and gratuitous reflection.
We maintain that the charter of Van
derbilt University anion? other provi
sions what is known as the 'Memphis
resolution' secured to the founders
the patronizing conferences, the own
ership and eon t rid of the university."
That the control of the central con
ference over Vanlerbilt is so small
and remote as to be negligible, under
the court opinion, and that the differ
ences between the board of trustees
and the general conference are irre
vocable, is the opinion of th commit
tee. In the reasons pet forth for this
opinion, the committee cites that tho
board of trustees accepted a trift of
$1,000,000 from Andrew Carnegie with
conditions which declared the college
of bishops, to be in breach of trust.
The report then provides that the
general conference, informed the dif
ferent district conferences interested
any interest or authority that may re
main in the Vanderbilt.
The committee also expressed the
belief there should be one educational
institution east of the Mississippi
river and another west of the river.
The college of bishops is asked to ap
point the commission iiovlded for as
early as possible.
The majority report Is signed by
T. H. Linebaugh. chairman and Frank
M. Thomas, secretar- The minority
report is signed by W. Asbury Chris
tian. J. W. Pery, J I. X. Snyder, J. S.
McCormick, E. 4$. Garrison and Frank
M. Thomas.
INVITATION TO MEET.
An invitation for the next meeting
place was received from Jacksonville,
Fl.-i.
Resolutions were adopted endorsing
the llobson-Sheppard nationwide pro
hibition bill: expressing .sympathetic
interest for the Mexican missionaries
assuring them of the church's
tinued love and prayer and urging
them to remain steadfast to their
vows and endorsing the action of Sec
retary raniels in issuing an order ban
ishing intoxicants from the navy.
J. M. Harcas, M. E. Ixiwt-on, T. D.
Ellis, J. D. McCullough. J. D. Samp
son. W. L. Lovejoy and Otis Spears
were announced as the members of the
committee on appeals.
I. II. Linebaugh, chairman of the
special committee on the Vanderbilt
University case at this point an
nounced that the committee of fifteen
desired to present reports one and
two. He said there wonki be a min
ority report and suggested this be
filled as soon as It was completed.
Cessna two
Island Sunday,
3
trips
and 7
to
:30
is a
:. I ;
in
: vi:'
ta'ik
that
M.tas on h
tf.i'W.iC-VA
e Mordos.
his arriv:
New r
r l wiili M
CO," .--lid
he had
they had
inanded ' i 1 1 h,- .:id,' I
sist . not wit hstanu :ng.'
"On receiving news
of Admiral Fletcher's
is own responsibil
vouohed for today
a Mexican archi
ll here from Vera
leans.
cms on the evening
J.)e Morelos. "lie
reived such orders
not been counter-
rn going to re-
WATSON, PARKER & REESE
M Everything to Wear,
try
of the landing
marines, Maas
APPOINT CLERKS AND INSPECTORS
List of those who will manage the Pri
mary Election on June 2r,d. 1914.
Notice if
iny: or" the
for Kscani
precipitately X led a?
jtii- lU'irmng of Apri-
. AI"i-e!os i arc
J wife. They remain,
j during the fightin:.". !
t on the Norwegian
nine o'clock on
21.--
ompanied by his
d in Vera ('run
eavlug there May
steamer Haakon
Levering, who was one of the oil pro
moters who saw President Wilson
Wednesday declared today "we expect
o;ir men can return to work at once,
oil export? should bo resumed immediately."
Iieieiiv jjiveu tha at
i 'ounty !oiutni.xsionr:
sa ''ounty, State of
a iu
Flor
ft !
md !
en. I
Cessna two trips
Island Sunday, 3 and
to
:30
Farewell Call of Envoys
on the President
(Continued from First Page.)
may act in an impartial and interme
diary capacity on a neutral soil.
Upon the? three mediators devolves
the real burden, of the conference at
Niagara Falls. They are to make all
suggestions and initiate all moves.
From them must come the plan
which all parties will take under con
sideration. The American representa
tives have no denary powers hut are
entirely unofficial In
their character.
Thev are- to be only a medium of com
munication between the United States
government and the mediators. They
bear no credentials, in a formal sense,
but merely an autograph letter from
the president instructing them to act
as a channel of communication be
tween the Washington government
and three South Americans wJio have
tendered their good offices for a set
tlement of the Mexican question.
Frederick W. Lehman, former solicitor-general
of the United Slates,
and Justice Lamar, of the supreme
court of the United States, who com
prise the American representatives
and II. Pereival Dodge, tlnjir secre
tary, were- at the state department to
day going over official reports and fa
miliarizing themselves generally with
the work ahead of them. While they
cannot act finally on propositions sub
mitted to them they will be empow
ered to answer a good many questions
about the American proposition with
out reference to Washington. They
were expected to have a final confer
ence with the president and Secretary
Bryan today as the American delega
tion leaves early tomorrow for a day
light ride to Niagara Falls, New York.
1 Their quarters will be on the Ameri
j can side of the line to facilitate com
Imunieatlon with Washington by tele-
con- phone and telegraph.
he'd on the Oth day of May, It'!:. t!
following riamd pi-n-ons were u ..' up
pointed by said Boj,rrt to re t as Inspec
tors and Clerks for the Democratic Pri
mary Election to be held on th- L'nd dav
of June, l'.n, rs Cie various precincts,
respectively :
Precinct No. X.-J?r! 'rjoWott-Mr,
clerk; thi W. Roberts, John Uiirnsi, Henry
Blum, inspectors.
Precinct No. 2. E. C. Caro, clerk. H.
Miller, F. fj. Gi!mori, 1 1. C. Crnv.-y. Sr.,
Inspectors.
Preeh.d No. ?.. Ch.-s. K. Kuofr.-i'n,
clerk; .1. N. Prevton. .1. F. '"ppersmit i;.
J. H. Godwin, inspectors.
Preclntt No. -1. Cnapman Gonzalez,
clerk; C. F. IhtzhI'-z, X. C'":r!on, J. A.
Clark, in.-neet' ,rs.
Precinct o. :. K.'L. Snowden. oU-vk.:
for N'
eight.
Dull
Orleans, arriving here last
and
Feeling Swollen Hands
Feet Due to Kidney Trouble.
Your kidneys need help when your
hand and feet thicken, swell up, and
you fee! dull and sluggish. Take Fo
ley Kidney Pills. They are tonic, stim
ulating and strengthening and restore
your kidneys to healthy normal action.
Try th:ii. D'Alemberte's Pharmacy.
(Adv.)
Weekly Shoot
Dixie Gun Club i
i
Was Interesting!
The tirst shoot of the season of the
i Ii.ie Gun club was held at the trans
al .Magnolia Uluff yesterday and
proved finite enjoyable, with a. iutn-
The
EUGENE DEUHAR
DIES AFTE
LONG ILLNES:
her of
results
J. F. Pierce,
inspectors.
Precinct X
C. A. l'extei
:i ii ;prs. iPbl.ec
Precinct X
T. .Vc.!iif;in.
Xir hi.lse.ri. in
Precinct X.
T. G. Pritto
t'luilkf-r, inst'i'oto
Preilnet No. J.
K. K. Ueid, C. C.
inspectors.
Precinct No. 3 0,
S. A. Gfirrett.
;i- 1-
Unites States Considers
Acts of Huerta Govern
ment as Very Hostile
i
!
! Forbes
Wright
Horn .
members participating.
t ere as follows:
First 25 Birds.
WAS BORN
AND HAD
COLA FOR
IN ENGLAND IN 1 S ' t
RESIDED IN PENSA
MANY YEARS.
rat
r, i ...
'Coifimied from Firf-t Pr pe.
- -T5. M. Hon
3. I vison,
T
ors.
.". A. Adkip.on. r-;,
W. A. l-'ir.hiy, jr.,
:peCtC'I S.
. S. .V 11. McKinnon
i. K. I. Pur roii-! is.
(it:;;
. Jen -
rk;
A. D.
1).
vk;
nry
Uuoe
IP
in;
K.
Pars.
-.T
v.-.
Sraiito:i.
'-Vi Jen-.
be
of
Parral d
on in tifte
;ed and v.
M-xicati
! C ! 1 1-
p.l in
Oil
the
fi on
W.
F.
T. Te
.1.
ierrion
Davis, insju ctors.
Pret.ir'. t No. 11.--.T.
H. Godwin, Win.
inspectors.
Precinct No. 1".
ekrk; Pan li'-r.-ii!,
Peuiie. inspector.-.
Precinct No. 1H.--A
cP rk; Abt Chris.1. Jos
Murpiiv. yv.. inspectors.
Precinct No. 1 1. -It.
.T. V. .M elliruh. S. v.. i
Partridge, in- ctors.
Pi cinet Nil. 1 "v--l'i ai.k
C. H. P.url-:i.an;. ,lmi. A!
Jrohiir, inspei-tors.
Pn-ciiieL No. J. Vi". JJ
M. J. Ilollouuy. A. .1
Geori-e Locke, inspectors.
Precinct No. i.
T. J. p-.ves. .7.
Davis., inspectors
Precinct No. is,
W. p. Po. map.
Knterkin. inspectors.
Pieci;et N . If'. -. i"
It. li'ime.-io. .T. ',V. H
nieister. ipsneetnrs.
Preciin-t No. L'. -M M
"Mai Jlartin. C. P. Fo:h--.
PeTifree. iiispc. mrs.
Precinct N.i, 21. C. K Vac
We!.
ill.
J.
1 -ik;
Jull' S,
Tlios. X'. Pric k ion.
:. J. Knipper. II. T.
tliur T. Kerie,
pli, Bron'ii, D:u;
capi
uiat-i at
I'cO.
Peports,
concerning
tni:-i:ifr Am. ri'-an
;illo and Samuel
reported tn !iai'
llucrta s rue- n...Jr
let
strict must V
'i days or the
i-!;e.! "for tke
1'cople" c.ius.-
Pas.,,
district
m t-;i
Par ml
uiidov
y u o u I I
I" -iii lit
d some
Foreign
is esti-
. PJ
.17
. s
i native
H ' .
Pci..- n
:i meiii!''
We.l il'M
C ,1.1 1 11 t i
i'l c
t en II
f 1 :
ll
-in
'."OO.OOi) to $SO,000,-
' i vve O!
John
th
. .Villi
K. !
ice-'
Parks
1 ! 'OM
'era
: (ienera I 1'onston's !
1'it America n d-'lexat-i
r.'i Fa 'is i;urir'eience
irt-;'i(!e::t and Secret:
were awaited
MIL man. the
onsul at Sal
, the orderly
executed by
Cruz after he
ill's.
S - O the X i -
mnVrrcd sii!l
try Hryan to-
Kobinson i
Faireiiild 14
Blount 1 H
Barclay ,
'J'h o niton pj
ti entry I r.
Dr. J "A!emberte 11
Wilson i;:
n.'isas-.. f.
Aid Jill 7
il. D"Alemlerte t
John"' a. Scr .!.'.':.'.:::::::;::: i : j Mexican Peace Via Medi-
Ft.-rris
I. Saunders
Kennedy . . . .
Ful.trhuwi - - .
1'uKOne
1 expect ed
; esterday
d.mcrhter.
I ...
Deim.ir. an or-f ar. d :.!;.'h.'
resilient ol Prna.i cma, ill. 'I
afternoon at I he hope ol 1
.M rs. I Icrni it. Pt t "ii
ect.
t Sixteenth st
The ucoc.i s'd i -. i
iiiid an I born
and has resided in
many years, lie a-
Mid Fellow s and uas
with whom in- was ;
Funeral ser ices
at 4 o'clock Sundax a!
(' 1 1
home and
Michael's
(lie i pier mi In
epK'tel'y.
wi.l b
Second 25 Birds.
day in preparation for their departure
tomorrow. Ambassador Oa Cama
I 'rav.il 1 I t for .W w YorU. whence lie
will proceed to Niagara. Falls and Miti-
Quitu,
J.lhT! -np.
Min.-y, Ara
Hnt.iiird. -1
l.'i!in,us n .
-vk,
!. ,
i ' N.o.v oC Arson i ina
i reci lor the f 'a tt.-Mlia :i
; later ip iii.' day. 1 truster
ICiiii' . will in-ii-e loniorrow.
I I !' r;.-;'s del. s-a'i s i'l
i . .mori-ow.
Ma j o's fi port
frotn Ci ml
W.
Ad:
'Mil'
-If.
P. Sin
W. J.
:. A.
i v.
r . , ;
'-::'!!
piral
a p es
aM
departed di-bord.-'r
town
Juarez or
arrhc ii:
I'.l e totP
Poiiifa',
J. !
fore k n rropertx
i:''i b'C protccied Wis
il''M);i i 'li 1'rotu 3 lea r
r at 'era Cruz. Th.
id "perfect order said
eon tn nun;?
:i ri;.i k s
it Tarn pico
- o!i'ainei in
Admiral Bad
despatch also
to oxist in the
Forbes
Wrijrht
Born
! Pubinson
Fairehild
Blount
Ban 'lay
Thornton
Centry
lr. D'Alernberte ..
Wilson
Bosasco
.McOill
D'Alernberte
H. T. D'Ab tiiberte
Uier
Ferris
D. Saunders
Dr. Kennedy
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It
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p;
is
I ation Way Now Wished
(Continue. 1 from l lrst I'atfe
polienielit
Score! aty
ilinrta de'
di'.v
:: pi if i rent !
cmfol ta''l
opelljl. l!
ill' the
I :r .a n
111 e I ! : a 1 1 1
saai !e-
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USe lc
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Kotia' ,'! .
lie
Ill
t koua
H'.e i'
' ii 'il. i
I in .'
I ': 1 1
1 I.P1
l-'ulKluim
2,000 BOXES
Whitman's fine candy just
received, to be given away.
One free with each cash
purchase of 25 cents or
more. The Crystal Pharmacy.
TTall.
lil'V, J.
Clerk
'iill I
c.
'.1 rdv. elerl
James
SCHOOLS and COLLEGES.
H. S. i.'oopor, K
lae?, inspectr.rs.
Prech'ct No. 2
W. I.nuui, Jfune:
inspectors.
1'recinct X'o.
Warren r.ciifr.x
D. Archer, inspf
Picinct .'-'. -R.
C. Pusima!:.
W. Harris, nisei
Precinct No. 2
Wm. A. Waters
Si
,N--Kttiiil.
:m.
W.
cl.
A'.
1 k
M. F;
Mno, cir
i!-v. J. I:
rk: W.
. DPI.,
ck.
a'op.
:!.---J. TI. P.U
Sr., P. A.
.'tors.
. T. r. Scarritt,
K. W. Thomas, ;
.tors.
. J. C. V.111 P. :t.
W. W. .M-arnliv.
.-lerk;
J. i w
;
After federals- had crossed Ta
! it was beiieved partially d
ycd by rrtttiboat 'era Cruz. Bat
then wen; up river and is said to
? been beached and abandoned
j above Tamos. Barracks in Tampieo
! blown up before evacuation and
i burned last nisrht. Sp era! tank
' steeniers have rot no up the river and
'oil men who were waitinpr outside hav.j
icmc in. Mayo considers Americans
ukl be slow- iii returnlmr until the
ile Mexican question is settled.
1 Conxale
: s r
,111
, li.J
p. 1'.
?r!c :
T.
-rk ;
V.
era t i n, incident nad occurred and
said Ip- hoped it would be settled with
honor to his country."
BEENATJ
. Located among the foothills of the
j Blue Ridge Mountains, famous health
! resort. College of first rank; Con
! servatory in affiliation. Special courses
in music, ui i, uiaimji wuivjuv
Whooping Cough A Safe and Reli
able Remedy.
"When my children had whooping
rough a few years ao tha onH- medi
cine I Rave them was Chamberlain's
Cough Kemedy." writes Mrs. D. O.
Vernon. Burrows. Ind. "It never fail
ed to relieve their coughing spells. It
kept their coughs loose. The children
liked it better than any other cough
medicine and I know it is safe and re
liable." For sale bv all druggists.
Boston Shoe Store
"BETTER SHOES."
113 S. Palafox Street.
COLLEGE CONSERVATORY
GAINESVILLE, GA. P. 0. Box 2 9
science. Average expense, scholastic 1
year, $350. Summer term, $60. Stu-
dents from 30 states. Summer term, ;
June 30. Fall term Sept. 15. Complete i
story in illustrated catalog on request, i
'aim oeacn ousts
- Special for Saturday
Something New and Drossy
$3.50$3.50
& 0. Clothing
'The Store With a Guarantee
Store
99
j bl!K. liijfvttor!5.
IJ'recinct 'o. -Cna.. P.
P. O. fsi-illitt-'. I-"."fl M vi Her
inspectu;.
Prccinet X... t:. I.. K.
Kriii 'rin;ii.i..:-i-in. T. M. I
Flowers, iiistk ct' .r.s.
Precinct No. -s 'I. P.
'. . l'a. H'Tii'.Mi llei.-i
I'.rnunlieiii. ins;., dors.
Pleeiiel N.i. P. i
rleik; .1. T. M:t: ki y, J;iP.
O. I'ron.i. iiisiifcturs.
T,re'",;:iet n. Jno I.
Ti. A. Mean. TelT'-H o'
MHOJ. imrl'll.T?.
Preciiiff No ill.
clerk; Tin r.uvi.-.
J. Uetx.la;:. ir..-!.c-i
Precinct No. S
C. II. P.-izcll. P''
in'-'oectcir'-".
Precinct No. 03.
". Ashcroft, if. K
inspectors.
Precinct No. C-t. A.
Gki. J. Hargi---. P- A.
Forrest, in-rectors.
Prcciii'-t No. G.
T". W. Hierss. A. L.
int.-. inspectors.
Said election to he heM
places of votins a:ii fr
precincts rercctiveiy.
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I'niii which i
n fiords is
Bankrupt Stoc
For Sale
Consisting' of Dooiv. Sash, Bliiuls, i'aint. Lum
ber. Roofing, Wagons, Glass, Machinery, I lei ting.
Pulleys, etc., schedule and stock can lr seen and
prices had at the plant of H. G. DeSilva & Co.. daily
from ') o'clock p. m. until o'clock . m.
G. W. OWEN,
Trustee for H. G. DeSilva 8c Co.
mativ t;rn
den ! r..
co.st. F,.r
fAUv).
A1-.
' N.
K.l Ondwin. clfrli
J-ittle, C. P. Mci"
O. Zclius
Paniiruni,
V. Harvey
rurt. F. M
at t
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n. e
e'erk;
Wr.it-
!ll,.l
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
r.,.;os 11. r. Orisen. X. O.;
J. P. F'.'.'-ki r. Moiitt; .iii' ry: L. McCoti
naok. l.o:i;s .. Forohheimer. Ger
mtny: P.. Piaati.... Naples: K. (1.
warty, N. O.: M. RosenfeUl. Atlan
ta; F. G. Howard. Atlanta; C. W.
Clerk Board County
jiAo;ii;yiXv.
toni:nissi
nwyii:
MOVEMENTS OF GUN
BOATS ARE
Washington, i:
gre-r reported tliut
eral g-un'o3ats Zara
t.ie tu; xaiiipico,
REPORTED
Pad-
,- 15. Adm'.ral
the Tc-x:can
sn;. and I5rav:
which left Tar
U rnoKe, Jacksonville; Tl. P. A. Lynch,
j N. V.: II. V. Pierce, Jacksonville; S.
j For ehemic-r. Alabama; C. W. Skinner,
i Atlanta: G. X. Blanron, Mobile; F. J.
j Petersen and wife. Mobile; J. B. Har
J lan, Louisville: H. Smith. St. Louis:
J. J. Lamarque, l ork. Eng. ; W. L.
Pryor. Mississippi ; K. Carson, Ga.;
H. C. Powell, X. Y. ; L. McDonald. N.
Y.; V. V. Hill. Fla.; F. M. Scott. Wis ;
J. S. Lacfnr, Wis.; W. L. Kearns. De
troit; A. L .France, Cincinnati; P
W. Laws. Baltimore: J. S. DeMena. X
Y. C: M. A. Morrison. DeFuniak; O
M. Grether. X. Y.- R. K. MtHugh
ras.; W. R. Bickiey, Mobile.
and
tpico
yesterday rouoweo -:y .nintriwu gun
boat and two destroyers, f.-ere expfct
ed to reach Puerto Mexico eari- to
morrow. He reported the pttnboat
Vera Cruz aban-ioned in the Panuco
i river.
A Stubborn Couqh Is Wearing and
Risky.
Letting a stubborn con eh "hang- on"
in the spring- is risky. Foley's Honey
& Tar Compound heals raw inflamed
surfaces in the throat and bronchial
i tubes makes sore, weak spots so'-i
and whole stops stubborn, tearing
coughs. Refuse substitutes. D'Alem
berte's Pharmacy. (Adv.)
i Suscribe for The Journal.
TRAIN ON GREAT
NORTHERN ROBBED
BY ASSOCIATED PRESS.
Spokane. Wn., May 15 Great N'orth
ern Pa -sender train Xo. 1, the Oriental
limited, was held up by two masked
men early today near Rexford, Mont.
The combination mail and baggage
car was detached from the train and
run four miles west to Rondo, -where
the car was rifled.
BELIEVED OIL
WILL BE
FIELDS
SPEEDILY
OPENED
Xew York. May 15. With th taking
of Tampieo by the Constitutionalists it
is believed operation of the oil fields
will be speedily resumed. Richard
THE STOCK OF
he C.H.Turner Construc
tion Company
BANKRUPT
Consisting of Building Materials, Builder's Hard
ware, Pipe and Pipe Fittings, Plumbing Materials,
Gas Fixtures, etc., is now on sale in lots to suit pur
chaser, at the store corner Garden and Bru streets,
recently occupied by bankrupt. Sale will be contin
ued from day to day for SIX DAYS. Prices on this
stock are as per inventory on file with the Trustee.
W. C. JONES,
Trustee.
AlonzoRichardson&Co.
CertifiedPublicaccquntants
Empire Building
ATLANTA
AMERICANNATXBANKBUTLOmO
"SEcMS-"- PENSACOLA.FLA.