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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-08-04
Slipped n Worn.

From a recent examination paper on
religious instruction at boys school:
Holy matrimony is a divine institu-
tion for the provocatioa Of maHkind."-
Punch.
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REMOVAL NOTICE.

The offices of o. H. Smith & Son
and Porter e Smith have been moved
from the Keyser building to the Sec
ond, floor of the Brent building, where
they occupy offices Nos. 22O and 222
2aug2t. ..-..
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-08-04

NOT To Be Trfhed With.
Love had Just laughed at the lock.
why don't you laugh at the milliner
and the landlord and the grocerC"
asked bystander.
Because" replied Love, ''they al
ways make me feel mighty serious
Houston Post.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-08-04
HollOHy Cheeks.

II the cheeks are hollow it Is because
the muscles have become weak. To
strengthen them wet with cold water
and rub gently and deeply round and
round with q soft Turkish towel
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-08-04
Amateur PHOTOGRAPHERS.

Velox prints cannot be. made in any
old way. Send your work to Kauff-
mann and get the best that can be
made, Romano and Palafox SITS.
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REMOVAL NOTICE.

The Pensacola Lumber Co. has
moved their offices. to 200 and POI
Brent building. 3aug1w
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-08-04
Hon. Jake Moore|
Suffered Twenty Years With indigestion
Cured by Kodol Dyspepsia Cure.
OFFICE OF
Cbe 1rtson Commission of 6eoruo
rrJpNER 4
Chairman commissioner. ConmSa.
oooDLoR LcMooRE
Serehy
ATLANTA, August 10, 1904
e. c. DEWITT & Co., Chicago, III.

ATLANTA, August TO- 1904
E. c. DEWITT & Co., Chicago Ill
Dear Sirs"I suffered than twenty years from Ind
oeston About eighteen months ago had grown worse m
II could not digest crust bread and could an
m INV stomach NV heart fast not sar
times would draw double with pain in the pit stomach
lost twenty-five pounds fact made my mind could nd
live but short time when friend of mine recommended Ko
DYSPEPSIA Cure try to please him and bet
one day now weigh than did in life and m
health than many years. Kodol did it. keep bottle cons
and write this hoping humanity will be benefited"
truly,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-15
GET START on
ROAD TO WEALTH

Tea many p~.pls tAli e. reailae
that In order - 50 start en- the
road 20 wealth. inaspenteuts ant
comfort thsr must save little
sn0ney. n aoemnt AlwaXa take n
iarKa sum. eareeiAllY hssa 10 TIE
we@f. bat % takes a0me. and thu
only Ray for a mza Eus klnE snr =
salary - 30 start a bank account
There are fee rich men In thu
country Who did not gef ths4r start
b. navifs; a small amount each Week
and drrusitinK Il In the hank ever
Saturday night until theT had
enough 60 Invest Ia some property
or business ~ their own. There IL
No safer place Ia the state IN which
"a fepoait roar savings than the
state Bank u Seattle. corner u
Occidental and Yeaier. whleh pays
Z per cent on all deposits and corn
pounds the interest twice year
Remember this when you draw yuuf
salary next Saturday The savings
department Il open Saturday even
tnEA "
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-15

sigma " taxing shall be wiped out
and tha apart sill be aafaEuarled
IS faf a. e Is possible - baso
Some snnd fighting ought % seAHa
result az the trust
Larry iNke. wwveFnf ~ MI and
feiiflona faiment. has isft fef the
si'da Of Alaska 90 hunt big Fama
Since bis arrival from a1nih Caro-.
Ens oYrF a year aro. nake has made
The Seattle Athirtic club BITS stamp
Ind grounds iie hhs added 70 the
Hayeiy - elab iifs On mofs than
one Occasion. n l. nald that uuke
+ an expert vita hogh rife hnd
ahalEus. aHa Il Was tales ~ KtxAniie
game te he fosind IN thw nofthiAua
that lnd she eluhman 80 bard an
uafsoinf steamer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-15
NOTICE

Piper a Taft to2t-2s 2nd Ave
are making a specially % sharpen.
iug knives. shears raEors etc. and
doing 4 as Il should be done. They
guarantee Al work. 80.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-15
SPORTING
BREviTIES

HARRY KrRut. the Seattle hoY whn
il rapidly forging - the tore IN tbs
ring game. hnt iinb Lundie. aisa 90
Seattle. hkFu bren matched tu fight
% FoanaA at stockton. Cal. ga Feb
raarY = 10th lads are 10 Weigh
ias poanda ~ 5 u.uiock kraut has
been winning With such elpek-like
regularity that the stocktoa fans
are very sweet On the fnFper seat.
tle Rewsboy. and he viii enter The
ring q fAxuri,e tnndle ia a eleven
amateur vho has bowed about seaf.
10 several timsa tie haa a eleked
hook and krant vii have bis hand
fuli % trim hia felloW tnwuauAn
The baseball colony sf Hos
spriuka Il growing The latest o.
appear IN the Arkansas tasn are
Biiiy Gilbert and Mike tAunlla
TIE story has been revived that
JrffrieH Ntil come uut ~ his retire
mrnt q meet the winner - the
fiart o Brien fight Coffrufh. the
California urouaotsF. u said "a have
obtained promise frum Jeff 20
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-15
BOXING CONTESTS
I'm APRIL

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. IS The
American amateur boxing contests
viii BE- held in Mechanics pavilion
April 4 aud 5, under the auspices 81
the Olympic club.
The affair pomlseS tu be the beat
u its Kind ever held hers. Boxers
from New York. ussston. 81 touis
and other eastern cities. and the
aarthcrn and southern clubs OF Cal.
ifornia viii send their beat men 20
compete.
Entries will close two days before
the tourney. and no contestant ~ill
he allowed to enter the ring uatll
examined by the clubs physician
and found 10 he physically sound.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-15
BALL PLAYERS OF
PORTLAND ARE COMING

at Victoria. n G. Saturday night
tao games At Vancouver The
Portland men who will make the
trip afe AZ fellows fuEh. Hart.
man. Stokes. Markie, Manager frees
man. Russell and Forbes.
Over three years ago the Tigers
and the local Z ~ q. A engaged
In a nqnabbie that ended relations
between the two institutions, and
no games have been played between
the teams and none have been AZ.
ranged on this occasion
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-15
RAISES HIS
MONTHLY PAY

PORTLAND. ore. Feb. 10. JACK
Mclean huilyraggea sludge" Nc
Cfeedlc yesterday aud forccd hla
mauaeer - hs.ost his aslary.
MtI. rau. Rhf,ar ability an a catch
e. B. we'll kaeWn. u'sel1ed an offer
trtm Aiseaa. Pa fH stse. eat
lava al ttee a muuth for a period
u fiys and 0uc.hait months The
offer loosel fuod e. Mclean and
he used It a. a club to torce Nc,
crosdic "a haost his pay ior the
coming aaAaau.
McCrre.Ile wllird aud Mclean viii
don a Portland uniform thia sea-
snn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-15
APPOINTED
ALASKAN CADET

the au" lie vas sadaraad for APP
pnintmcnt b. Captain - Il. Jarvis
Major Wiida T. Richardson. tho fac
ultY ~ the state ~" and mnnF
prominent citizens ~ Alaska The
new cadet vas born in tlnllhm
county Ia iss6. bat aimee 1897 has
resided ~ ahAEwhy, coming down
the coast for the college year
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-15
smussmGnra
THIRD Avenue
Jkoafor

RUSSELL AND DREW. Mrrs
TONIGHT.
The F'aNoriis ehaa A TaYiar ca. In
ths NiEhIY Successful Play,
THE LITTLE CHURCH
AROUND TNE CORNER
Next week. starting sunday matt
nee. February 10. ar. W r. Nauke-
vile announces the newer -cesEsng
aurHeHa
HUMAN NEARTs.s
An laeiizsd story 81 life IN thn Ar.
kansas hills. Presented with q care.
fully chosen company f,nY~Fh
scenic sensations Marvellous me
Chantcai magnitude.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-15

PORTLAND. ore. Feb. Is The
Portland Y NJ c 4 Tigeru. a crack
basketball quini. will leave Mon
DAY GA a trip through Washington
and British Columbia They viii
play ak games during the Iaunt
Their schedule ia a. follows
Monday night. Feh ~, winlock
Tuesday night. Tacoma \ NJ 6. A..
Wednesday night. Anohaminh
Thursday night. fifth regiment at
Westminster. Friday niEht. soldiers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-15

flxht once monn. the unlY alpuia.
ton being Thai the purse e. 20 sat
fieleni proportions o. maze 90 a.
tfaeiiYp.
MrGfaw nmd Tod Shan have oprA
Cd : rather pFstuniiaua cate and
billiard r0om At lzna ~ and nfuad
NeY Ne~ York
FteidiaE q Yoat uili bs with
Michigan neat year. thaukh the
training table has been abolished.
The recommendation II tie wcsts
srn college conference have been
ignored b. Michigan. shieh rfub
ahiY mnann that the pf heE colleges
Nill pay no aitsnslon 10 them
lat OfRrisa has Eifnn BE maihef
a g. so horne In Philadelphia. sna
battling Nc'aan has made BE faih
ef a ptraraf II Nfe08 A. least
stories 90 that effet are gulnE The
ruunda ~ thr pFesa
Iimmy Brit says - elH retire
frum the riue after he has anutAef
chance a. Nielsen nfafE haa henn
offurssd O. 200 - u1net tfsis flans
bon. bat BE- declines 20 d. -. 81 rs
does not wanf 70 take am chances
Of haiaK laid ont hefnfe ~ faces
Netaun aKain Hanlnu ia = grrifY
dangerous proposition.
rreA tanteta. the western NEht
wrssht. wha Fpeeuify met asfeai 81
the hanhH ~ White fitzgerald. IL
galax 10 - bis iuck In the east
The san FeAnHfaco fight tfusi has
lsaaea the BIG MschAnifs pasiiioa
fur fhfea YrafH 81 an amnnai rental
- $1,000 Il - rrumlaed that AT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-15

Daniel u Puilen. ono Of the best
knuWu athletes At the IT. has
been appointed 10 cadetahip az
West Point from Alaska aud viii
enter the Institution this year.
Dan rullen Is now a junior ~
mechanical engineering Ills prov
enA ~ a student aud fo0iball player
has made him immensely popular ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-15

REMEMBER THESE RANGES
ARE Att PERFECT AND
OUR GUARANTEES GoEs
WITH EVERY RANGE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-15

rraA tantefa. the western liEht
wrlsht. wha Fpeeutfy met asfeai 81
the hands 81 white Fitzgerald. IL
walaE 10 - bis iuck In TIE east.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-15

The san FeAnrisco fight sFust has
lsaaea The BIG Mschaaies payiiioz
far fhfea Yrafn II an Annnai rental
~ sf8a1a Il IL PROMISED that al
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-11-13
PROTECTION TO COFFEE.

Mr. Louisn himself
promoting
visit the mainland
tculary timely Brazil has operation governmental
which
Brazil is be commended making this dous arrangement for the
industry
coffee
beyond production
the United protection
dominant look With Brazil
undoubtedly
well
and in Porto Rico the Brazilian unfair apply the
breakfast table, applied
the acquisition Hawaii Rico policy taken
different the public Washington
The Department Agriculture making
this policy With will be remembered
Winthrop Rico following
o
The War Department and the Navy Department have issued that
shall
given preference, and quality being the same.
Before received the bodies of
had
to
supplying
Honolulu Hio consideration the question
largely the approaching behalf Iawa
generally Washington.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-11-13
TOWN TALK RUBBISH.

One of the San Francisco papers earthquake knocked
1t Honolulu
about the kind of therefore rule it
point splurge" being
of will be
treasury Hawaii My the islands
his salary doubled He feels
called
crossing the the drain his When Prince
And hgh-o high thinks
he to
thousand
will be the
will unanimty jobhollers and
will pull for a one
the foregoing item the of from what
the Governors be made
a
approaching, would be little to
of the Territorial circuit judges the Federal Town
Talk There Federal Judge Territory now
dollars circuit
probable that recommendation be
misplaced and entirely intelligent
attracvens ofthe office
ughp simply they
afford to take the position
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-11-13

ASPECTS OF A RECOUNT.

desire throw
q The Rdes of doubted
published particularly Bulletin admits
The machine find something omething knows not
should put
would neN' Does
would suhstle let
n There would be contest which
undoubtedly The question would then
Johnson mtimatne
In this would
be
methods and evidence enough piled
validate the election if there to do
the a public
Republicans
havet manh
would newly
add Demo-
by would legislative
why the Republicans, class
himself positive
would demand saying that the decision would the
o
Bulletin which, monthly
and jbwOrk Its business chiefly
everything gain and nothing lose by position which
did the
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-11-13
NOVEMBER
TUESDAY
CUBA AND ANNEXATION.

party political the Omitted
oppose Cuba which, be safely
extraordinary will
be administration President Roosevelt On the
question imperialism sOaed parties divided
of Republicans who
inar acquisition opposed the retention of
the Philippines and there thousands of Democrats who believe that our
hold that archipelago will not be relaxed That particular question belongs
to the people in the and not parties
been the
annexation be confessed that its policy however
onb instances constitutional grounds has largely contributed
- Ieoa - aa aa tt .dinir,tion o. tt oo onoso Of
Democracy
Florida acquired 1872 under Monroe who also formulated the
primarily Madison the United States and
resolution
Polk while Jefferson doubted the eoniuoniy the annexation
constitutional virtually the proposition
admission the fundamental law The immediate
strengthen the
South This act led to the Mexican War; that resulted the requirement of
California Wyoming and Colorado The
purchase Alaska in 1867 accomplished through William H. Seward
while Secretary of State but the negotiations that ended the purchase
uni President Buchanan.
S '0 cr e h 1 81 tn our rrJ," ' " n r
Cuban originated the formation the known the Black
Eagle upon inspiration slavery
Democracy In purchase
Cuba for ooooOOoo The Lopez expedition 1s47s49 undoubtedly
Democratic influences prisoners
tured in Cuba cOmmemoad 1852 special by
President Fillmore looking
the United acquisition of Cuba, by otherwise
England and France proposed parte convention am such
intention which the three nations unite This led conference
AT os'n' between rete 'o VINO was 'ne ee" minister TO opa'"
and authorized negotiate for the purchase of Cuba John Mason the
War nearv nrina5 conflict with Gsat BRITAIN 6napv At AirI
Chapele joint gov
the United the United States should Cuba
sell $12ooOO0oO Buchanan,
qucnty recommended the purchase of
the of
the United States The Republican party has such record and direct
effort Cuba should be made the Republicans with their
which
o
o of
Legislature which The Hawaiian planters safely %
affecting their business interests.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-11-13
MRS. ASHTON IS
AGAIN welded

Examiner, October 8: The marriage
Frank Ashton, former society belle
of Honolulu, and Augustus Munro of
Berkeley has set society agog when
they recalled the times that Mrs. Ash
ton has been the center of a romance.
She was Miss Mary Coney of one of
the most aristocratic families to be
found in the Hawaiian Islands. Frank
Ashton, a capitalist from the United
States. courted and won the fair Miss
Coney. They lived happily for two
years, when Mrs. Ashton came into
public notice by IA sensational divorce
that she had been in correspondence
with Rear Admiral Merry of the Unit
ed States navy. The letters written by
the naval officer to Mrs. Ashton caused
some of the sensations of the trial.
! A divorce was granted, but Ashton
would not be parted from his little
daughter Leonine, whom the court
awarded to Mrs. Ashton, and one night
about two years ago took her and ran
away with her The sensational kid
mapping of the child, coupled with the
fact that Mrs. Ashton pursued her
former husband and daughter through
Mexico and all along the coast and fl
nally overlook them At Seattle, occu-
pied public attention at the time.
J Finally the reconciliation between
herself and her former husband, Ash
ton, resulting in their remarriage m
Redwood City, brought the Honolulu
woman again into public notice.
The next chapter in the life of Mrs
Ashton took place last winter when
Ashton was drowned near the Alameda
mole.
Mr.. and Mrs. Munro are now living
at l72l Grove street, Berkeley.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-11-13
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Governor Carter VIII retire to ths
country today for a week
senator T.. Fnxon Bishop H men.
| toned FOR tn. senate presidency.
| LAM Huffman. the six.year-old son
| of George n. Huffman. was severely
hurt By jumping on moving car
g. 5 Holloway, Superintendent OF
| Public Works. leaves today for "A va.
cation Of two weeks to be spent ON the
Island of Molokai
Superintendent OF Public instruction
Rabbit leaves shortly for Molokai on
"A hunting trip. Mr.. Babbltt wishes to
get into perfect training for the COM
ing Legislative session.
Letters from Madeira, whence about
200 of the Suveric's immigrants arc
coming, state that enough applicants
on the island for passage to Hawaii
were left behind to fill another steamer
George r. Thielcn has sold out his
stock brokerage business to William
Williamson. his partner IN the firm of
Thielen & Williamson. and will shortly
leave for the Coast to go into business
there.
The San Francisco Call of November
. contains long accounts OF the muir
derous assault upon Jeweler Behrend
by two thugs, and the arrest of John
Simpson and Louis Dabner, who are
accused of the assault. Simpson is
said to be the assumed named of ~
F. II. ,Siemsen" and the San Francisco
papers allude to him as a 'kanaka"
hailing from Honolulu
The ball to be given at the Young
Hotel Friday evening for the benefi,
of the band, under the direction of The |
Glee Club, s. X. Nainoa di- |
rector. will be largely patronized. The !
tickets are selling fast at 81 each.
which entities the holder to entry for
himself and escort. Tickets are on
sale at the various hotels and music
stores The Nainoa orchestras will
mGsic for dancing in both the
'oof garden paviions.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-11-13

THE JAPANESE SCARE.

Washington
immigration make Japanese
United
difference
good will all inability the central
Section Article VI Constitution,
show why should not the japanese children refused
public
its jurisdiction ordinances Notwithstanding
of geographical,
orb hereditary caus o upon the other.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-11-13
THE BAND QUESTION.

If way thing
to send and him bring
the organization he sees
forty sixty people the the hotel bills
would dodge unless he circuit itself
the between Mississippi
shows What be a
by deaf conductor vib
shvering hkted
they visit! Hard luck naturally
j. A. Morgan would to he
the relief money wisely.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-11-13

otherwise depended directed
the booth forfcts his
This ticket then
machine exactly they want H. second
booth his blank
stall tcusty mark
then previously
b,oth, delivering his blank ticket o tho boss
carried through number Of BY it the
all tickets
straight ticket in crooked The
easily checks corrupt pay
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-11-13
BUSINESS CARDS.

xoLLIsTER DRUG CO.. AexNrS
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-11-13
DESBA's BAD DAY.
Continued from Page One.)

| rage oHe.)
with the coin behind and with them
and without that influence 1t does no,
seem possible for any candidate to win
out. Sam johnson is attending to his
| work the same as If nothing had taken
place, but Sam does not tell everything
| he knows.
MOORE'S CLAIMS.
Moore claims to have the endorse
ment of the Democratic County Com,
mttee, and on that will go before the
Board of Supervisors for the appoint
ment. But there's many slip between
the cup and the lip, and the sixty days
between now and the time the new
board takes their seats may bring
about serious changes to the candi-
dates for the place. 1t was known
yesterday morning that Archer had not
promised his vote to anyone-he gave
his word to that-and without him any
candidate would be at sea. 1t is be-
lieved that Dwight, Hustace and Cox
will favor Johnson, who, it is said, will
run the department on neutral lines,
WISH but 1t is considered IA most diff
ficut thing for anyone to do. where
the men have been under the thumb
of an acknowledged leader, to expect
them to go without instruction around
election time. Johnson says he can do
1t and perhaps he can. He thinks be-
cause he is willing to try they should
give him chance, and there are lot
of people who favor him.
Crowningburg, who now holds the
position as assistant to Johnson, is
mentioned by the friends of Candidate
Wilson for a continuance of his pres
ent place. He does not seem to aim
for anything higher and is willing to
let well enough alone.
Down at the police station will be
found other rumors relative to changes.
Harry Murray does not expect to re-
main as station clerk. nor does Mr.
Vida expect to continue as assistant
to the Sheriff. and for his place young
kaulukou is an applicant Sheriff.
elect Iaukea goes to Kona today for a
little rest.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-11-13

very
Hawai- gets hemt the safe te
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-11-13

cry;
may possibly a recount, l Dunno
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-11-13
ENDLESS CHAIN BALLOTS.

OF the defuding ballot
commonly used where number controlled either brides
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-09-26
HORSESHOE FOR LUCK.

Senator Foraker, in discussing d
rather unfair attack that one states
man had made upon another, said:
This reminds me Of the young
man ffom the country who went
up to New York to take course
of boxing lessons. He chose for
his instructor a notably hard-hit-
lug heavyweight. Thi, heavy.
weight said to him as the first les
SOU began;
Now, | may hurt you little,
but you mustn't mind. And you,
in return, hi, me just as hard as
you can. Don't be afraid. | shan't
bother
And be smiled maliciously.
And the malicious smile still
fingered On his lips as-bang-l-
with crashing blow on the Jaw
the heavyweight wen, down.
He rose painfully.
" That vac a soaSer you gave
MT, and no mistake he ssid, but,
by The way, wha, is that 10 your
giovef
"'0h, it's only horseshoe, said
the pupil, chuekling. i just put
it there for luck "
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-09-26
NEW BUSINESS BEING OPENED N
BRYAN.

MIR. y Conyers OF Marlin, who
has large Wholesale aud Retail
Horse and Muio business IN Martin.
and alec large business Ia Fort
worth, has just secured the vacant
lot from Mr.. Myers, near the new
postoiilce, aud Will from this on,
have number IT good Horses aud
Mules for snle.
This will be- - great convenience
10 the people ~ Bryan aud the sur
rounding country, Ms they will be
able 20 get good Horses and Mules
at market value any time they are
IA need OF them.
Mr.. Couyers Is not altogether a
stranger ~ us; he has previously
SOLD several head ~ high class
Hor-'s aud Mules here that have
given entire satisfaction 90 the pur-
cha~ers.
He comes highly recommended by
his home bank and many people
with whom he Is doing bushes. In
Marlin. As being man that handles
strictly high grade Horses and
Mules aud recommed them 10 be Just
they are. He now has some good
Horses and Mules on hand and hi
manager. Mr. O r Dub0-e. invites
you In 10 see them and get acqusint-
ed with him. widl
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-09-26
HIT BY wATERspouT.
ny a Miracle Steamer City Of Sydney
Escaped AnnIhllatIon.

San Francisco. Sept 24.-By a
miracle the Pacific Mall steamer City
Of Sydney escaped being wrecked In a
huge waterspout on the Mexican coast
near Acapulco. As II was the water.
spout struck the stern OF the ship.
wrestling away the stanchlons and avn.
ings and terrorizing the passengers.
who were awakened by the shock Of
the hurtling waters. The City OF sgd.
ney reached port and those on board
told OF their experience. II was short.
ly befor 4 o'clock IN the morning that
the waterspout lift the ship Unnoticed
by the lookout. because Of the dark.
ness, a column OF water suddenly loom.
ed up within few feet Of the stern.
which was swept with a rapidity Of q
whirlwind
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-09-26

In reply to letter from Count!
Clerk J. I. Kemp Of Milan coun
ty, Assistant Attorney General
Claude Pollard advises Mr.. Kemp
tn obey Judge }. C sc IT. restrain.
ing order relative to placing the
name Of Judge Hardy on the dem
ocratic ticket SO long IS the order
remains in force.