The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-09-30

that ne did take time to turn of the
gas. Experience is worth something
after all
The many friends Of Geo. w. Pryor,
IT.. viii rejoice 10 learn that he was
resting easy last night. He was taken
with yellow fever a few days ago, and
has been very ilI Il is thought that
ne viii recover in short time.
George W. Pryor, ST., who has been
suffering for the past few days with
rheumatism in his left arm, is also
improving.
Mayor Bliss IS in receipt Of three
donations 10 the relief fund which are
as follows: Observation-Disclosures
Brewing Co.. Cincinnati, $500; Ninth
Avenue Baptist church, $500; Aaron s.
johnson. $500. The Windisch-Muld-
hauser Brewing Co, is the manufac-
turers Of the Lion Beer which has an
extensive sale in Pensacola. They arc
represented here by Peter Olsen.
A peculiar coincidence with the
present city administration is that
there ara five different people whose
name commence with Charles H
They are Charles H. Bliss, Charles H.
Turner, Charles H. Gingles. Charles II.
Wells, the latter being one of the
health inspectors in the city at the
present time.
The Journal regrets very much that
its Warrington readers missed their
papers yesterday morning. Through
a misunderstanding on the part Of the
young man whose business it is TO see
that the papers are put on the train he
failed to do it, and as there is only one
train a Gay the papers could not be
sent at all. Yesterdays issue, how
ever, as well as today's, viii be sent
down this morning and The Journal
win try not to make a similar mistake
again.
Conductor G. B. McGiH, who was
brought TO the city from the GOulding
relay camp ill. is improving. His con- /
clifton al this time is not at all serious. !
Mobile Register. What big Bill
Devery. of New York. would call a
fox pass" broke the mOnOtOny of the
daily grind In a Royal street barber
shop yesterday morning. Drs. Gully
and Tatum. of Meridian. the former /
member of the Mississippi state board
Of health. arrived during the morning
for the purpose Of making an investi- I
cation of the health c,ll5ttions at /
Whistler. as requested by the local I
health authorities. On leaving the
Mobile and Ohio train they found their I.
way TO the barbershOp aforesaid and /
" nile receiving the attentions of the /
tonsOrial artists, the conversation I
turned on quarantine matters. DIT. /
Gully ventured a remark that the fever /
In other places did not seem to make I
much difference to the business Of No /
bile, and the knight of the razor. not |
knowing his customer replied that F.
Mobile was all right until "the hOosier
doctors Of Mississippi took it into their
heads 10 quarantine us without cause
The subject being ripe. the barber
said some more things about the
'hOOsier doctors Of Meridian" before
his customers face was shorn. and
DR.. Gully seemed nothing 10th TO hear
lll that the barber had to offer on the
subject. While this was going on at
)ne chair, Dr. Tatum In another, had
given his lather perator the tip as to
-ho his companion was. When both
l0ctOrs had left the shop, the c0mmun-
Cative barber who had scored the Mis-
assippi quarantine officials, nearly
.ainted on being told that his custom
e. was Dr. Gully. of Meridian.