The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-09-23
TERSELY TOLD.

". S. Garfield and family are NOV
ing into the city from their summer
camp on The bay front
Mr.. and Mrs. selix are the happy
parents of a baby boy. born yesterday
afternoon al $40 O'Clock.
Prof z. OIL. Chahers. who has
spent the past five weeks with friends
al Manistee, Ala, returned to Pensa-
celia yesterday.
Omcer Fred Humphreys, who has
been ii for several DAYS. reported for
duty last night Although not entire
Is recovered ne expects TO be able TO
attend TO his duties hereafter
The work Of the city physician hav-
inc been increased 10 such an extent
that ID was impossible for one man TO
attend 60 il the Citizens committee
yesterday authorized City Physician
Pierp0nt TO appoint an assistant DR..
Pierp0nt appointed Dr. Z. T. Bruce as
his assistant
Miss Pima Maclay, who has been
spending the summer in New Hamp-
shire. viii return to the city in time
io resume her duties in tie schools
when they are opened. She was al
Eised by telegraph yesterday that Il
EoUld not be necessary for her TO re-
turn at this time.
The work Of the spraying gang,
which has been disinfecting residence
property and vacant lots within the
city limits since the fever was first
discovered, has been so successful that
Yesterday Mayor Bliss ordered i've
more spraying machines, which VIII
De put into service as soon as they
arrive.
The fever situation has offered an
exceptional opportunity for Julius
Daniels TO demonstrate his ability as
q caricature artist and he has taken
advantage OF IL by producing a large /
uUmber Of card cartoons pertainent 10 /
the situation which are Jeing sent out /
o. the city in large numbers.
The board Of health OF the city Of
Pensacola win hold a meeting today \
al 1880 pm. for the purpose Of con
sidering and acting upon health con
dhi0ns. The board VIII probably take
some action in connection with the
new health ordinance which VII be
passed by The council az the special
meeting today.
Carlise. the lovely little four year
OLD daughter of Mayor Bliss was lean
ing upon a window sill at the family
residence on the bayshOre Friday
morning when the heavy sash fell
upon her wrist and painfully bruised
&C. Fortunately no bones were broken
and though the little TOT was suffer
ing great pain last evening the sur
ge1n believes she Win be all right in
q few days.
A stinraree weighing 40 pounds was
caught Of Nusc0Eee wharf last night
~ j. W. Coons and H. L. Wilkinson
who were spending the evening fish
inC a. that point The monster was
hauled out on the wharf and dispatch
I'd. after which it was weighed with
Che above result. This stIngaree is.
ere OF the largest ever caught in this
section.
Ihe Journals correspondents at the.
relay camps located az GOuldinE and
Escambia, respectively. are sending
in some exceptionally interesting.
news letters. A letter from each one
nppeGrs in tC5ays paper These
camps have selected Tie Journal as
their official organ and their friends
NAV watch these columns for the Off
cisI reports OF the dOings al the
camps.
Judge Charles Swaine. who was ex-
pected TO hold court here for a few
Savs about The first Of October. while
enrOute 10 El .Eas0. Texas where he
r-fu hold term of The United States
Court for another judge. wiu In al
probeblty. not stop over az this time
\ number of important cases are on
the docket of his court which VIII be
taken care OF as soon as he is through
with the work AZ p Paso. which is exc.
recte6 10 be some time In November.