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ii 1 THE PENSACOLA JOURNAL TUESDAY MORNING MAY 14 1907 rt I 1 1lY2tZ i 3 0 I I 11 I 4 I The first English Settlement at Jamestown Va on May 13th 1607 Of course youre going to the celebration Here are the clothes and the trunk so youll be a credit to your native town Traveling Suits 15 to 25 Negligee Shirts 1 to 3Soft Soft light hats 2 and everything else in vacation colors STAJIDARDfCOTImlGm THlESEnBUttDimi DAILY TOWEL SUPPLY RUNYANS ROLLERS A Clean Towel Every Day 100 per Month Box 526 Pensacola Fla DR SMITH Dentist Room 6 Fisher Building Phone 1580 1 TURTON BELL PHOTOGRAPHERS SINCE 1870 Kodak Supplles Finishing for Amateurs COTTRELL FINE PHOTOGRAPHS Pensacola Fla THOS PEBLEY ATTORNEYATLAW 509 THIESEN BUILDING i WHITE Watchmaker Manufacturing Jeweler and Graduate Optician 30 Palafox St Pensacola Fla 4 If you want a surf bath or a days i recreation go to the Santa Rosa Pavilion i CHAS BURTON Mgr Tersely Told Hon Walter Kehoe is in Jacksonville on a short visit Postmaster Wiselogel of Mari onna is in the city on a short visit Utley of Jacksonville is 1n the city on a short business visit Judge Reeves will leavd this morning for Bonlfay where he will uCtend circuit court Gentry of Bluff Springs is In the city as a grand juror in the federal court Alex Solomon of Montgomery a brother of Solomon is in the city on a short risit Miss Minnie Kehoe left yesterday morning for Bonifay where circuit court has convened A McGeachey and Farrior are aniong the visitors here from Chipley in attendance on the United States court Dr Wilson of Marlanna was in the city yesterday on a short visit returning in the afternoon He was accompanied by his son Conductor Meade Wilson who will spend a short time In Marianna on a visit George Vucovlch will leave this morning for New Orleans on a business trip connected with the opening in the near future of a high class moving picture show and penny arcade The maximum temperature at Pen I sacola yesterday was 74 degrees at 350 while the minimum was 66 degrees at 1MO am Last year on the same date the maximum was 76 degrees and the minimum 62 degrees The West End baseball team played two interesting games Sunday winning both of them The first was won from the Square Boys by the score of tQ 5 md the second was won from the High School boys by the score 12 to 6r Ladies Do you ask for vanilla or do you ak for Blue Ribbon Vanilla Theres a vast difference and a great saving If you use Blue Ribbon LEGISLATORS HAD BEEN APPROACHED 8y Associated Press Madison Wls May 13Two members of the state assembly have nap proach cd according to an alleged confession with money offers for in flucnclng them in the election of a United States senator and politicians are greatly excited over the rumor Why does Pabst spend eight days preparing the malt To retain all the food values of the barley II which make Pabst Blue a i Ribbon Beer nourishing STRIKE CAUSES LOSS OF 5000000 TO SHIPPING I New York Long Shoremer Still Out But No Disorder Has Occurred FREIGHT IS PILING UP ON DOCKS AND SITUATION IS GROWING SERIOUS 30000 MEN HAVE QUIT WORK By Associated Pre3 New York May 13There is no change for the better in the situation caused by the strike of the longshoremen Freight is piling up at an enormous rate at all the docks and apparently the steamship companies have but few men to move it The blockade is causing much inconvenience to shippeVs and merchants and the transportation companies and strikers are losing thousand of dollars daily The loss to shipping interest alone is said to aggregate 500000 thus far while the loss in wages tc the longshoremen also runs into sever figures Neither side has thus far shown any disposition to surrender but the prediction was made that one side or the other must soon give way as the strike is paralyzing the ocean traffic of the port a condition that merchants cannot long permit to continue According to the strike lead era 30000 stevedores are on strike in Manhattan Brooklyn and nand considering the number of men out the strike is remarkable for lack of disorder but the rows have been of no great magnitude and have been easily controlled by he police The Civic Federation despite the rebuffs of last week will this week renew its attempt to settle the strike by arbitration In this connection it is stated that Sajnuel Gompers president of the American Federation cl I Labor has been called upon to endeavor to bring about a peace conference Mr Gompers is in Washington and It is expected he will reply today to the several messages sent him on the subject A feature of the strike In the last few hours was the desertion of between 200 and 300 strikebreakers from the White Star line docks It is feared the dissension will spread to the strikebreakers on the other piers President Connors of the long shoremens union says he expects the tidewater boatmen who tow the coal barges from the pickets to the steamers to strike in sympathy today He also expects that the grain elevator men will strike today It Is Dangerous to Neglect a Cold How often do we hear It remarked Its only a cold and a few days later i learn that the man Is on his back with pneumonia This is of such common occurrence that a cold however slight should not be disregarded Chamberlains Cough Remedy ounteracts any tendency of a cold to result in pneumonia and has gained its great popularity and extensive sale by its prompt cures of this most common ailment It always cures and is pleasant to take For sale by all druggists STILL PROBING INTO COUNTY AFFAIRS Solicitor Loftin Proposes to Continue the Investigation Although the investigation by the County Commissioners has ceased and resulted ina request that two parties be prosecuted in the criminal court for securing money by false pretences County Solicitor tin is still probing into these matters and intends continuing the investigation and to ascertain If there has been any other irregular work in county affairs If there has been he proposes to get to the bottom 01 the niatter Yesterday the solicitor filed two in formations against parties charged wlh tampering with state witnesses Shortly after the arrest of former Commissioner Andrews it 1s alleged that the latter and IT Long approached certain state witnesses who had been summoned and endeavored to have them swear to certain transactions wiach had not occurred It had been intimated that the solicitor would take such action but the fact that he gathered information for five separate counts caste as a surprise The solicitor is as much determined as ever to see that the state witnesses are not approached or tampered with and will not rest with the arrest of two on this charge if other attempts are made Speaking along this line he said yesterday afternoon I am still probing into this affair and while I propose to see that every defendant has a fair and impartial trial in the criminal court I do not Intend to have the state witnesses tampered with or influenced in any partIcular and all parties attempting tO do so will be vigorously prosecuted in this court 4 Passenger Injured Columbus Ohio May 131n the wreck of a passenger train on the Ohio Central at Truro near this city today the engineer whose name is not given was fatally injured and a number of passengers are said to have been badly injured JAMESTOVN ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATED Three Hundred Years Ago First Prominent English Families Landed There TWO ELABORATE CELEBRATIONS ONE ON OLD JAMESTOWN ISLAND AND THE OTHER AT THE EXPOSITION GROUNDS WERE HELD FESTIVITIES WERE GENERAL By Associated Press Norfolk Va May 13Two elaborate celebrations today commemorated ed the three hundredth anniversar of the landing of the first prominent English settlers at Jamestown One at old Jamestown Island in the James river the other forty miles below at the Jamestown exposition The eXercises on the Island included an address by Governor Swanson of Virginia followed by British Embassado Bryce At the exposition General Baron Kuroki and staff and a distinguished party with the principal foreign naval officers attached to the visiting fleet in Hampton Roads were guests of honor under the escort of general Grant After the review of the great flee the party came ashore and reviewed a slended parade of American and foreign marine forces and of the artillery and cavalry and infantry stationed at the exposition and at Fort Monroe The festivities closed with a ball and dinner given by Duke Abruzzi aboard the Italian flagship In honor of all American and foreign dignaties now at Hampton Roads Tonight the war ships were brilliantly illuminated and an elaborate fireworks display was given DARLINGTON DIED LAST NIGHT Passed Away Shortly Before Midnight at His Homeon West Romana Street Darlington for many years a resident of Pensacola passed away last night shortly before midnight at ter a lingering illness although was not regarded as seriously ill until yesterday Death was due to asthma of which the deceased had long been a sufferer The deceased was a native of England and had reached the age of 54 years He leaves a wife and three daughters they being Mrs Langley Mrs Long and Miss Pollic Darlington The hour of the funeral has not yet been announced THREE TRAINMEN KILLED IN WRECK Qy Associated Press FL Worth Tex May 13Three trainmen were killed in a wreck near Ohickasha in Texas on the ROCK Island road today The engine and fifteen freight cars were wrecked BREAD DYSPEPSIA The Digesting Element Left Out Bread dyspepsia is common It affects the bowlels because white bread is nearly all starch and starch is digested in the intestines not in the stomach proper Up under the shell of the wheat berry Nature has provided a curious deposit which is turned Into diastase when it is subjected to the saliva and to the pancreatic juices in the human intestines This diastase is absolutely necessary to digest starch and turn it into grape sugar which is the next form but that part of the wheat berry makes dark flour and the modern miller cannot readily sell dark flour so Natures valuable digester is thrown out and the human system must handle the starch as best it can without the help that Nature intended Small wonder that appendicitis peritonitis constipation and all sorts Of troubles exist when we go so contrary to Natures law The food experts that perfected urapeNuts food knowing these facts made use in their experiments of the entire wheat and barley including all the parts and subjected them to moisture and long continued warmth which allows time and the proper conditions for developing the diastase outside of the human body In this way the starchy part is transformed into grape sugar in a perfect natural manner without the use of chemicals or any outside ingredients The little sparkling crys tals of grape sugar can be seen on the pieces of GrapeNuts This food therefore is naturally predigested and its use in place of bread will quickly correct the troubles that have been brought about by the too free use of starch in the food and that is very common in the human race today The effect of eating GrapeNuts ten days or two weeks and the discontinuance of ordinary white bread is very marked The user will gain rapidly in strength and physical and mental health Theres a Reason A I CANOE STATION EXPRESS OFFICE ROBBED OF 200 1 Reward of 100 Is Offered For Apprehension of the Guilty Parties ROBBERY OCCURRED SUNDAY NIGHT BUT WAS NOT DISCOVERED UNTIL YESTERDAY MORNING THERE WERE EIGHT 20 BILLS IN THE MISSING MONEY Special to The Journal Atmore Ala May 13Tl1e express office and ticket office at Canoe station five miles east of this place was broken into last night by some unknown party or parties and robbed of over two hundred dollars The office being open during the day only the discovery was not made until about seven oclock this morning When it became known to the citizens of Canoe they immediately gbi together and raised the sum of one hundred dollars which they have offered as a reward for the auprehoji sion of the guilty ones The missing I money consisted of eight twentydol lar bills hills of smaller denomina I tion and several dollars in silver The discovery of the robbery was made by Ticket Agent Joe Kelly In Justice of the Peace Gor dans court this morning Jesse Rawls pleaded guilty to the charges of using I abusive and profane language public I drunkenness and sheeting into a pub I lie place and was held in the sum of four hundred dollars irr his appear I jance at the fall term of the circuit I court He made the bond UNITED STATES COURT NOW IN SESSION Convened Yesterday Morning and Grand and Petit Juries Empanelled A The United Statccourt for the Northern district of loriSa convened yesterday morning for Kthe spring term with Judge Swayne presiding and District Attorney Sheppard and Assietant Wilson in attendance Some pleas cf guilty were heard during the day The parties being charged with selling liquor wIthout a license illicit distilling and cutting timber from government lands The I grand and petit juries for the term were called and special venires issued where those whose names were drawn from the jury box could not be found Juries Empaneled During the afternoon session the grand and petit juries were cmpim cled The grand jury proceeded immediately to investigate cases brought to its attention and returned true bills late in the afternoon while one of the petit juries heard the case of Bass charged with illicit distilling He was found guilty and sentenced to pay a fine of 40 Henry Edwards an aged negro who pleaded gunty to selling liquor without a license was sentenced to pay a fine of 25 The Grand Jury The grand jury is composed of the following urtou foreman Jos Riera Gentry Henry Thompson AVm Van Pelt David Moore Wiggins Selix Sherrill Wm Rosasco Edward Sunday Frank Taylor Jas Watson Jacoby Cilaude Touart Julius Carter Ferdinand Barrios Harry DeSilva Hender son Benjamin Malcolm Yonge Solomon Thornton Paul Tornoe John Pfeiffer It Turner Jr Petit Jurcrs The following are the petit jurors for the term William Steel Cochran Chas Wills Lanier Palroas Bruno Yniestra Paul White Edward Allen Daniel Shepard Eugene Roch A Campbell Laz Jacob nun Warren Floyd Smith Browder Herbert Pons Wm Oerting William Dorr McClure John Pine John Touart Jos Pons John Collins David Bear Theo Borras Louis Davenport Edwards Bush nell Anderson Leonard James Mason Seeley Clifford Touart Brownlee Wolfe PENSACOLA TEAMS LOST IN GAMES SUNDAY AT FORT Both Pensacola teams were defeated Sunday in the doubleheader played at Fort Barrancas between teams of the City League The Twentieth Company won easily from the Pensacolas taking the game by a big score while the Warringtons who appeared for i the first time took the game from the East Ends in good style The largest crowd of the season witnessed tne two games COUNTY COMMISSIONERS WILL MEET TONIGHT The regular monthly session of the Board of County Commissioners will be held tonight conventing at 730 oclock There is nothing of special importance to come before the board It is probable that Geo Davis the new commissioner from the Third district Appointed to succeed James Andrews removed will take his seat at this meeting I IDENTITY OF THE DEAD MAN No Clue Yet to Name of Man Found Hanging to Tree Near Atmore TELEPHONE LINE 12 MILES LONG BEING COMPLETED FROM NEAR ATMORE TO PINE BARREN NWS OF LIVELY ALABAMA TOWN Special to The Journal Atnxore Ala May 130 clue as yet Iras been obtained as to the identity of the dead white man who was found hanging to the branch of a tree about a mile ueiow here last Thursday morning although every effort has been made to identify him It is claimed by sonic that the suiCide answers the description of a man from some town in Mississippi hut no further particulars can bo obtained It this time The general opinion is that he was a tramp and that his identity will never oe known A white man named Sam Nelson was arrested here Saturday by Constable All Lee on a warrant sworn out by Curtis before Justice of the Peace Gordon chargin that the defendant had traded the plaintiff a choking mule for a marc The case however was compromised and did not go to trial Wade Hill a negro was arrester here Saturday on a warrant charging failure to respond to a summons to work the public road He was tried before Justice of the Peace Gordon and was fined S25 Deputy Sheriff Ralph Clark passed through here Saturday with thirteen prisoners in charge en route to the convict camp of Greer Sons Co at Mortimer The prisoners were composed of two white men eight negroes and three negro women among the latter being Ethel Bezelle the necro woman who made three unsuccessful attempts recently to commit suicide at the police headquarters in Mobile and who had escaped from the camp to which she was being returned Mr and Mrs Joseph Patterson have returned from their wedding tcur and at present are the guests of the latters parents Mr and Mrs Campbell Miss Blanche Burson entertained the Bid Domino Club at her home here Saturday afternoon Every one present claims to have had a most enjoyable time The tenth annual Sunday school of the Had of Pcrdido church will beheld at Poarch Ala near this place on May 25th Several prominent men will he present and deliver addresses among them being Judge Josph Car thou of Montgomery and Hon Brooks of Brewton probate judge of Escambia county It promises to bean interesting affair A telepnone line twelve miles in length will ho completed this week It extends from the home of Agerton near here to Pine Barren Fla An ice cream supper was given a the home of Mr and Mrs Dees near here the other night and a nice little sum of money was realized for the church for the benefit of which it was given A mass meeting has been called for tonight at eight oclock to be held in Peavys hall for the purpose of nominating officers for the recently incorporated town of Atmore The present sentiment prevails that Mr McCoy will be elected mayor without opposition There is considerable speculation however as to ivho will be aldermen several being irominently mentioned for same It is reported that a movement is on foot here which is being promulgated by local business men to erect a handsome new store building to be used is a drug store Further particulars cannot be had but the report comes from a substantial source The music class of Miss Susye Dell Wiggins of this place gave a recital at Peavys hall Friday night to a large and appreciative audience An interesting and carefully arranged program was carried out in its entirety irety there being twentyfive mini bers on it Miss Wisginss efforts to give to the people of Atmore a first class entertainment by her pupils was quite successful as everyone present thoroughly enjoyed the occasion A letter has been received here from Mrs Enunons of Albuquerque New Mexico stating that she and her two younger children will visit Atmore during next month This will be good news to her many friends here She was a former resident of this place but has lived in New Mexi co for several years and this will be her first visit to her old home Miss Lucile Higdon who has been teaching school at Jacksonville Ala for the past year has returned to her home here her school having closed for the term Oapt and Mrs Cox of Mobile are spending a few days here the guests ot their daughter Mrs Owen Sheriff Fountain of Escambia county issued notices Saturday calling for an election to be held at the office of Mr Owen en Monday May 20 1907 for the purpose of electing an intendant and five aldermen for the town of Atmore Messrs Owen Curtis and Jeatty are appointed inspectors of said election Subscribe for The Journal I Old 1 I Quaker Rye Twice distilled in copper I ripened in heavily charred oak barrels bottled by the distiller is pure smooth and mellow i Dont spoil your treat by failing I to get Old Quaker I Phone 16 Lewis Bear Co I 404408 Palafax St and 210 Main St Pensacola Fla 1 I I Coronet Old Tom and Dry Gin I i i Pensacola Bank Trust Co Blount Building Corner Palafox and Garden Phone 160 Capital S20CUOOO i BASS WILKINSQN i i President VicePresident and Trust Officer SCUDAMORE JOS PERKINS Cashier VIcePresident and Mgr Dept Large Oaks From Little Acorns Grow iSo the foundation of many a fortune has been a 1 SAVINGS ACCOUNT Get the saving habit No matter what your income may be you should save a part of it against the rainy day that comes to all To encourage you to form the habit PENSACOLA BANK AND TRUST CO will pay you 4 per cent interest on your savings You will thereby not only remove the temptation to spend your surplus but you will put your money to work to earn other money Try this plan and thus lay the foundation of your future happiness Pensacola Bank Trust Co Open for business until 10 oclock on Saturday night Blount Building Phone No 166 I RAILWAY TRAINMEN AN DISPUTED CLAIMS By Assoclnt Press Atlanta May 1 3The convention of railway trainmen today continued the consideration of disputed insurance claims The election of officers follows the completion of this work probably Wednesday DERELICT MINE KILLS 13 FISHERMEN They Mistook It For An Oil Drum and Were Trying to Pick It Up By Associated Press Victoria May 13 Advices were received yesterday by the steamer Rio Jun from Yokohama that as a result of the recent increase of the duty on matting entering the I a United States the guild which controlled the bulk of exports of Japanese mattinghas broken up News of the destruction of a Jai anese fishing boat with the loss uf thirteen lives as a result of an explosion of a derelict mine off Toyama was brought by the Rio Jun The fishermen mistook the mine for an oil drum and were trying to pick it up when it exploded MAYOR CHAS BLISS CONTINUES TO IMPROVE Mayor Chas II Bliss who was very ill during the latter portion of last week continues to improve Yesterday his condition was reported as most favorable and he is gaining in strngth each day His friends will bo pleased to learn of hhi improvement and hope to see him at his office within a short time I DIRECT fROM OUR DISTILLERY WILLOW OLE ciffl WHISKEY 4 fULL df98jfXPRESS I QTS PREPAID Send us 285 and we will ship you in a plain I case with no marks to show contents foor full quarts of WILLOW DALE RYE express prepaid fry it and if yon dont find it all right and the a best you ever tasted send it back to us at our expense and your 285 will be promptly refunded Isnt that a fair offer Remember we arc distillers so when you buy I deal of the I i 1 from us you save the enormous profits of adulteration You are Ei1 1fl I I ers and avoid all chance it from sure of getting our whiskey just as comes I I i our distillery without being tampered with in anyway II IV ti I I 3 wayIf you prefer corn whiskey we will send you I I i ALkic four full quartsof our ALLAN SINCLAIRS CORN WHISKEY for S28O express prepaid You cant buy a better corn whiskey from anybody else at any price I Our guarantee of perfect satisfaction or money UJbw make You with shipment we ly 1 refunded goes ILU every o4j run no risk when you deal with us as the owners 1 of million dollars a have resources ttpiI of our company and will do exactlj as we say lifi WIfTCEEKflISTl tIACONOA IH i THE SWIFT CREEK DISTILLING CO TE3 ircJ i MACON GA I Owner of Registered Distillery No 29 Swift Creek Ca 1.