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VOL VIII NO 84
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ENTHUSIASTIC MEETING OFTiimf OPERATORS
Recent Action of Operators and factors in Bidding to Organize
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MEETING CALLED TO ORDER IN
ARMORY HALL ADDRESSES 6FWELCOME BY MAYOR T E
WELLES AND FRANK L MAYES
ON BEHALF OF CHAMBER OF
COMMERCE 125 OPERATORS IN
ATTENDANCE
The big meeting of naval stores menschich was held in yesterd-ay convened at 11 oclock at thoArmory Hall Hon T A Jenningsoiled the meeting to order and introd-uced Mayor T K Welles del-
ivered a cordial address of welcomeMayor Weles spoke inpart as follows-
Mr Chairman and Gentlemen Asthief executive the city of PensaccX I esteem It a high privilege anda great honor to have the opportunityo welcome to our city such a repres-
entative body of men as I see beforece It has been my privilege withinlie past two years to welcome manypzanlzatipns We have always beenleased to receive these bodies aird
hve them with us not merely becaused the pleasure afforded us in meetingoar fellow citizens of this and adjoin
Sag states but w realizepenance meetings and knowMl well that y3tf will becomef interestcd in the Deep Water City the Gulfand come to us again either as permaneat residents pr as visitors Yourorganization although young in yearsrepresents one otthe largest industriesof our fair state Wherever the navalrores operator has located he hasInvariably increased the wealth of thelocality and while you have alreadydone much to develop the resources ofthe state I firmly your organzation will in the near future broadenyour fields of operation by utilizingthe millions of yellow pinethat now lie rotting upon the ground
The mayor here referred to theattractions and then conclud-
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of our city is yoursand I ask you to use it to the best ad-vantage and for your pleasure Somec you have been here before and know
Pensacolas hospitality isthat we have is yours We are glad-to have you with us and hope thatyour meeting will prove successfuland that you will come again
For Chamber of CommerceFrank L vicepresi
tent of the of Commercewelcomed the visitors on behalf ofthat organization Mr Mayes referredt-o the benefits which the
f Pensacola was receiving from thetaval stores industry and the conseq-
uent friendly feeling which the citythe men who are developing
that industry He regarded the navalcores men he said as pioneers in
development of the state andaen they have exhausted the forests
from which they are now pouringtreams o revenue Into the trade andcommerce of all Florida he predictedthat they would then turn their atteni-on to the development of the soil
ch under the name of the husbandaa would annually produce
tnral products a hundred told moreto the acre than all tile naval
lores or timber that had ever beenEe red in the same area
The Meeting in Detailj
were Jn attendance when the
for whichas
fst matter to be discussed was
nv big million dollar comThis action was enthusiastical
al a were opened5100000 In stock to the
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ANOTHER OffICIAL TO TIltDBFEN8E OF ROCKPELUER
CHIEF SOLICITOR OF STANDARD OIL SAYS ATTACK IS BEINGMADE-
BY MINISTERS PRETENDED INTEREST OF
AND BRANDS IT DOUBLY VILE
MORALITYi
By Associated PressNew York April 6 S C T
chief solicitor of the Standard OilCompany gave put a statement today
with reference to the recentas to the acceptance of the gift
of 100000 bg Mri Rpc fellerfor missionary worK
Mr Dodd declares that the statement made hismoney dishonestly Is false and vileand being made by ministers In the
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Mr Dodd then says that the Stan-dard Oil Company does not own ashare of stock In any railroad
does not control any railroadthat since the enactment of the
interstate commerce law It has notreceived lower rates than other shippers neither has it rebate arrange-ments devices or plans of any charac-ter
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Russian Fofccs RepulsedAfter Severe Engagement
By Associated Press i
Toklo April Imperialreporting today
Part of our Kaiyuan Iprce igaged
In driving the occupJed Knyu-
shu three miles northeast of Mien
Imachleh oh the aftembpn of April 4
On the afternoon of April 3 the enemy with mounted
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or Infantryot the
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Our casualties were twentysevenwounded The loss Is uncer-tain but it estimated at over 300killed and wounded
Japanese Distpdged-SL Petersburg April 6 A dispatch-
to the war office says the RussianrKorean detachment attacked the forcesof tho Japanese infantry about fivemiles from Kiltchjiou and that iheJapanese were dislodged from theirpositions by the Russian fire and Cos-
sack attacks The dispatch adds thatJapanese detachments have appearedon the Mandarin road between Changetnfu and Malmaikai on the Russianfront
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REQUIRING TRAIN TOS P FOR
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WAS LAUGHINGLY APPROVED
BY PRESIDENT JK
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BjrUssoclated PressAntonio April 6 After an
eventful trip across a large portion ofTexas president Roosevelt arrivedhere at 839 oclock tonight Thepresident was greeted at the depotwith lusty cheers and load hurrahsfrom thousands of throats amongthem his old comrades In arms thefamous ftbugh Riders of the SpanishAmerican war who are holding theirannual reunion near the JST crumblingwalls of the historic
The presidents car tonightguarded by a detail of cltyfpollce andevery precaution is being taken
that he may have a good iilghfarest as he will be astir early tomor-row morning
The city Iff ablaze withCofer lnhonor of the dlstinguished ftsltor andtomorrows exercises promise to bethe most patriotic demonstration everheld in the state President Rooseveltand party will leave tomorrow nightfor Fort Worth
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Left for San AntonioDallas Texas April 6 The special
train bearing President Roosevelt andparty left here at 530 oclock thismorning for San Antonio The president and members of his party wereasleep when the train pulled out Stopswill be made at Waco and Austinwhere the president will deliver briefspeeches
Reception at WacoWaco Texas April 6 Amid the
thunder of cannon shrieking of steamwhistles and the huzzas of thousands-of people the special train over the
bearing President Roosevelt rolledinto the station here shortly after 9oclock today The president was metby a reception committee
and Grand Army organizationsand was given a most cordial greet-ing
The president was escorted to thepark adjoining the depot whereimmense assembly awaited him The
I reception here was an ovation Hatshandkerchiefs umbrellas flags and thefluttering of thousands of these patrio-tic emblems made a beautiful spectacle
The park has an area of severalacres and was festooned with the na
colors while at every few feetlarge flags were waived In the breezeThe president was introduced by
Mayor James B Baker and delivered-an address
Just as the president stepped on theI platform the school children of WacoIsl by sang America
i The entire city was elaborately dec-orated and all of business
j closed by agreement during the stayof the president here The postoffice-and schools likewise closed
The presidents train made Its firststop of the day at Hillsboro A largegathering was at the station andyielding to the repeated cries for aspeech the president spoke brieflyfrom the rear platform of his car Hewas given a cordial reception
The special left Waco at 545 forAustin where the president will makeone of the princIpals speeches of theday
meeting to outline its program Ear-nest effort will be made to have a
definite Tlaa for the ofthe canal reaiy for coi
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LEGISLATURE ADJOURNS
AlTER SHORT SESSIONSBILL INt 6piCED BY REPRESENTATIVE AVERY REQUIRING
STREETCAR COMPANIES WHITES AND BLACKS
PROBABLY TiO FURTHER BUSINESS UNTIL MONDAY
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Tallahassee Fla AprilciaLrIn the senate this morning MrCarter of be Twentyfirst districtintroduced bill prohibiting expressand transportation companies fromcarrying Into dry counties-
In the house Mr Avery of Pensaccla introduced a bill requiring street-car Companies to provide separatecars for whites and blacks
The senate adjourned this morninguntil Monday ana the house adjourn-ed until tomorrow but will probablysuspend business for the week atneon
Dr Buskins protest against theseating of Senator Brown f Marionhas been referred to the committee-on privileges and elections It Is
believed that Brown will holdhis placeJn the until the
electedAn important measure is the bill
introduced in the senate by Dr Grillproviding for a geological survey and-a state geologist This bilL or one
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fallen he e af Intervals throughoutthe day and the mercury has droppedsteadllyr Much uneasiness is mani-
fested about the peach crop It is beonly cloudy w her
will save the fruit This is thefirst snow here in the memory of the
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LOVERS QUARREL
CAUSES TRAGEDYY-
OUNG WOMAN A HUNTSVILLE
FATALLY SHOOTS LOVER AND
THEN COMMITS
Associated PressHuntsville Ala April Bal
lard was fatally wounded here todayMiss Oma Harding his sweetheart
who followed the attack on him byshooting herself through the heart dy-ing instantly The tragedy is believed-to have resulted from a lovers quarrelShe was 21 years came hererecently from Sparta Tennesseewhere her mother Mrs Mary Hardingresides Ballard who later died atthe city hospital of Governor Cox of Tennessee and the sonof A C Ballard of Bristol Tenn
DURING LAST QUARTER OFSHOW DECREASE TOTAL
CASUALTIES NUM
BER 34978
By Associated PressWashington April O The report Of
railroad accidents in the United Statesduring the months of October Novemjber and 1904 compiledthe Commissionshows that the total number of
of all kinds was 14978 51 beingkilled outright and the others injuredThe report indicated a decrease overthe last preceding quarter of 175 killedand 624 injured The property damageaggregated nearly two and joalf mil-lions
DEMAND REVISION1
Of ENTIRE SYSTEM
ByMoscowApril i general meeting
of representatives bftSftTiigher schoolsof here today Demanded a re
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CONSPICUOUS RESPONSETO ji
Regarding morocco Was Notable I s nifes-tation of AngloFrench Gordfalff Ufpon
King Edwards Arrival In P jj
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like It was killed in the house twoyears ago But this true ofthose eases in which history does notrepeat itself
Dr Grills bill in reference to theproposed extension of the East CoastRailway to Key West also opens upa subject of great importance to thepeople of Florida
From the same source also comesthe senate bill empowereing tie at-torney general treasurer and
to equalize the assesmentsmade for general taxation purposesSenator Crill is one of the heavy-weights of the legislature He maydraw a great many bills but he alsodraws a good deal of wterTJie legislature seems to have it in
for the vagrants this year Severalbills relating to the Weary Willies
been thrown intothe mill Wednesday
Senator Crane has got In his billappropriating 15000 a year for twoyears for a state fair and will push itwith Ms usualenergy
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Alabama
oldest residents during the
in MississippiSaratoga Miss April6 L
and damaging fell throughoutthis section last night
iBirmingham April 6 There was alight fall of snow today at
Ala and Huntsville but itas fast as It leiL
monthApril
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TIlE FLORIDA
PRESBYTERYT-
he sessions of the Florida Presbytery continued through yesterdayandlast night concluding with a sermonby Rev Efeffin Jr who was examined during the past two days andadmitted to the Presbytery The sermon of Mr was an excellentone andr was listened to greatinterest by the congregation
Rev Daffin will ga to Brazil as amissionary of the churchRev Julian S Sibley bf the FirstPresbyterian church of
was selected as a member bt the ministerial committee to attend the assembly at Fort Worth Texas Iris alternate Is Rev R Q Baker vJudge Puleson was selected as mOOerator with C V Thompson as alToday the Sunday School Convention la with the FloridaPresbytery will convene There willbe addresses by a number of promlrneat church workers and the sessionsare expected to be most
A large number of delegatesthe city yesterday afternoon and lastnight
MUCH EXCITEMENTAMD NO PEASANTS
Associated PressSamara Russia April 6 Exchanges
representing commercial interests over this region have telegraphedMinister Boullgan of the Interior
department that the whole area In acondition of extreme excitement andthat a terrible catastrophe Is avertableonly by the immediate summoning ofrepresentatives of the people In ac
with theterms of the imperial rescript The peasants are greatlyaroused over reports that the Intellectuals are seeking to return themto a condition cf slavery
MRS ADELE DAVENPORTDIED THIS MORNING
Mrs Adelle Davenportoldest and most highly respected resdents of Pensacola expired this morafag at her borne on Haynestreet afteran Ilmess covering a perfoVl of severar-moBths Beaih arrived at l2ix clockwhen she was surrounded by Jrie8isand relatives
deceased leaves a lirge faa r-
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CONVERSATION
WithPresldcntLoubetLasting Nearly anHourNo DataIs
Given Out
WilDE RANGE OF SPECULATION
AS TO PURBORT OF CONFER-
ENCE PRESS ANDiPUBUC HERALDMEETING AS MOST SIGNIFY
J CANT TALK OF ANGLOFRAN
ALLIANCE J
By Associated PressParis April 6 The arrival of King
Edward in Paris today was the occaIon for a notable manifestation
AngloTrench cordiality which is be-ing generally interpreted tonight asa conspicuous response to Germanysattitude regarding Morocco
Although the King was to be herebut a short time he was met outsideof the city by President ionbefc whoheld a private conversation with hismajesty lasting nearly an hour Betails of the conversation have exerted-a wide of specnlatloa but itsactual purport Is not known-
A semiofficial communication rela-tive to the meeting of King Edwarand President Loubet says It Isnatural to suppose the conversationled to an exchange views upon dlv-ploaaatic question of the dayneither divulged confidences it is
to receive with reserve zaor-eSiless Ingeniows Torsions wflidfwit-
tIofficial reserve the Dub r
lic and press herald the meeting asmost significant
SlONIFiCANCE OFKING EDWARDS TRIP
London April 6 King Edward y
started today to join Queen Alexan-dra at Marseilles by way of Paris r
where he will meet President LoubetThe Salisbury accompani-ed the king as minister in attendanceNot much attention is paidthe suggestipns from sume quarters-of the continent that the kings visit toFrance may be preliminary to an
alliance Neverthelessfollowing as it does oa ah active exchange ot viewa between London andParis it is expected to help in smooth
away some of the Internationalcontroversies Although King Ed-wards trip to the Mediterranean wasarranged some time ago no step weretaken to secure a meeting with MI-Uoubet fill after Emperor WlkKns
io The meeting there-fore Is accepted here as in somemeasure intended to emphasize AngloFrench solidarity and an answer to sthe commentations who represent the
incidents as Germanys retortto the AngloEYench agreement re
MUTUALIZATION-PLAN ADOPTED
j By Associated PressNew York April ot fifty
members ot the board of directors ofthe Equitable J4fe Assurance Socletr38 assembled in the companys boardroom this afternoon and after rand a half discussion In tire courSeof which It Is understood the wholeEquitable controversy was gone over
was made thatthose present ucnimously had declied to two years TnutBallza-rtioa plan announced several days agoRumors of resignations did not bearfruIt That everything was harmoaIons was of the official state-ment issued after the
Chauncey M Depew and CorneliusBliss This announcement also saltthe committee would thoroughly itthe companys managemest
REMAINS OF MAJOR BISCOESENT TO WASHINGTON
The remains of Major Blscoe bnaiof the widest known citizens of Washington were sent to that place
night he having expired tinight previous at Barraacawhile pa a visit to his son UeatBiscoe The latter accompanied byUent Crawford proceeded to Waai-Ihgtoa with the remains of the olstiguished gentleman
seat to tne fort aad the service bek fore the departure from the post COBdacted by tie was jaabs-tlouchlng a d wag largely atlesde
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