The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-07
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HEAVIER THAN IN PAST WE
 YEARS.
Hendricks of Laberers Employed Tn work of Loading and Uplondiu Miscellaneous Cargoes-Pay
 Rolls are Heavy.

Rolls are Heavy.
 Pensacola, Fla, July 6.--(SpeciaI- Not at any period. for the past ve years, has there been such ruslof export shipments through Pensada- Hundreds of laborers are employedn the wharyes of the Louisville Id | Nashville loading and unloading f- | goes. and the pay roll Saturday nit | by this company alone will probay | reach $4,000. Six big steamers e | moored alongside the docks taking CT | goes and sailing vessel is unioadiF | I FThis gives employment to hundreds laborers. many of whom have bet | brought here from other cities and a being cared for in boarding cars a1 places comfortably fixed up for thef but at least, two hundred more me could be used by the company. ID regular bay work, that of storing luml Der and timber, is also heavy. some tel of fifteen vessels loading cargoes and small army of men are employed. A] the Louisville and Nashville wharvei the E. 0. Saitmarsh is leading carRd of phosphate rock and cotton for Liva erpool; the Dorea Baltea, phosphate rock and miscellaneous goods for Mes sina; the Cerea. phosphate rock and cotton for Genoa; the Huttonwood, un- loading sulphur ore and will load fol Havre; the Maria, miscellaneous goods for Barcelona; the August Belmont discharging kainit and will load cotton and miscellaneous goods for Antwerpi
 and the bark Gesine. unloading a car go of cement. Tn addition to the ves- sells now loading. the big Austrian steamer, Carolina, 10 due today from New Orleans and the Spanish steamer, Vivina, will arrive next week to take out big cargo to Liverpool The load ing of all these vessels employs a small army of men, and as soon as the company secures more men the number at work on the docks will probably reach 500.
 Ice Famine Causes Suffering. Pensacola is now in the throes of an ice famine, notwithstanding the fact that three Dig Ice plants are being run night and day In an effort to supply the demand Many fishing vessels have arrived In port recently, and as these sail they carry out many tons of ice each. A few days since the ice facto- ries realized that their output was not sufficient to supply the demand, but antfcinatAA nn t-ef.hsa-s.ass' @<~$ting ail that was necessary from either Nfoniie or Montgomery, but when telegrams were sent to these cities for q few hundred tons the order could not be filled. Yesterday the retail trade suf- fered to some extent, but this was partly relieved this morning by the arr rival of four car loads or 100 tons from
 Jacksonville. 1t having been found ne- cessary to send that far to secure It
 Unless some additional machinery which is now being installed to in- crease the output of one of the plants is placed in running order in a few days. there Is likely to be famine among the retail trade, as the factories have contracts with the fishing firms to supply their vessels with ice and these will have to be filled.
 - q Wrong Negro Is Arrested. ! Another disappointment was In store for Sheriff Van Pelt and Deputy Sand CTS when they reached Brewton yes terday, for the negro arrested there for Jim Ardis. the murderer of Police oficer Etheridge, proved to be Jerry Butts, an escaped convict from the city jail. This Is about the seventh ne- gro who has been arrested for the Pen- 1 sncola murderer and the local onicers have expended considerable money in going to and from these places. The Brewton officers were also badly dis appointed, as they had visions of that $500 reward.
 Driving Asaociati0n Organized. The Gentlemen's Driving Association was organized here last night with a large membership of prominent busi- ness men and merchants who will race
 their horses each Friday afternoon at
 Kurpfrian's Park for the sport. and not for any money consideration. Handsome trophies will be offered each
 week to the winners. Phe officers elected were as follows: Capt. T. E.
 WelIes. president: Dr. Mallory Ken nedy. vice-president; F. c. Brent. Jr..
 treasurer: James M. Johnson, secre-
 tary; John Thompson, Jchn Engstrom,
 George W. Clutter. Ernest Eglehoff
 and willie Conner, Board of Directors
 The first race under the auspices of the
 new association will occur next Fri
 day afternoon.
 sailor Dies of Injuries.
 Michael Angelo. the sailor of the
 Italian steamer Cerea, who fell from
 the rigging of that vessel. while she
 was moored alongside of the l.. N.,
 docks last week, died this morning of
 his injuries. The man had climbed in-
 to the rigging, when the ropes parted.
 and he fell to the wharf, striking his
 head. It was not thought that he
 would 1.-Two as long as he dld-
 Lodge InstnlIa Ofncerp.
 A joint installation of officers of
 Pensacola Lodge No. and Joppa Lodge
 No. 6. I. O. O. F., occurred last night in the new hall at the corEer of Bell mont and Baylen streets. The cere- mony was conducted by Grand Repre- sentative Thomas c. Watson and Dis trict Grand Master A. V. Clubbs. After the installation speeches were made and refreshmentst served. The new officers of the two lodges are as , follows.
 Pensacola, N .4-B R. wiskov- ski, N. G.: J. O. semmes. V. C.. Arthur Kerle, Secretary; J. L. Borras, Per l raanent Secretary; F P. Peterson, | Treasurer: F A. Boghich, R. s. N O.; | T. Gerkins, L. s. V.G.; D. Bridges. w; A. Jacobsen, C.; John WilIyek. I Chaplain; Frank Daniels, L. s. S. Joe Bedsole. o. G.; John W. Flyers, l. G. Charles o-ghton, R. S. V. G.; H. Ali
 man, L. s. V. c.
 Joppa Lodge No 6,---C. L. Smith, ~. G.; James Gingles, V. G.: E. B. Nor rIson, R. s. N. G.; J. Rauscher, L s. l N G.; c. E. Shaekleford, Warden; Dave | Kugleman, Conductor; Thomas Hinson, | Chaplain; H Jeudvine. L. S. s.: c. R. Burgoyne, O. G.; J. Mays, l. C.. T.
 Briggs, R. S. V. G.; Ed Dennard. L.. g | v. G.
 | Sheriff Comes For Prisoner. | A special received here last night
 stated that Sheriff J. W. Railey of Es- | cambia county. Alabama, was en route | from St. Louis to Brewton, Ala, hay | ing in his custody Frank Leslie Han. cock, who Is charged with the murdey | of Prof A. Troutman at Canoe, Ala ' and vbo escaped from tail,