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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-02-26
PYTH|ANs IN
CARRAB[LLE
Convention Held There Has
Large Attendance From
Various Lodges.

Carrabelle, Fla, Feb. 25.-D. d. G.
Chancellor John Marshal, of the l4tn
district, called convention to be held
at Carrabelle on the evening OF Feb.
p. Tae delegates met at Castle Hall
of St. James Lodge No. SO, with good
attendance. Chancellor Commander
Geo. L. Kimball opened the lodge and
turned the gayel over to Bro. John
Marshall, who stated the business OF
the convention. Bro. Hentsey, or
Orrin Lodge No. IS, acted as secre-
tary.
Various questions were brought up,
and ably debated by the delegates.
About 1920 o'cIo K Bro. Marshall de-
cla-ed the convention at ease, to en-
joy the refreshments which had been
provided By st. Jamest Lodge No. SO,
which consisted of good hot coffee,
cakes and fruits. After recreation, the
convention was called to order again
and business resumed. The conven-
tiCn was one Of social inter- curse,
business. and pleasure, and all present
enjoyed the meeting and impartial
rulings of the D. D. G. G. on many OF
the questions. The convention adj
journed at late hour, and the mem
bers were requested to invite all visit
ing brethren to join with them at
repair TO the house of worship.
At the appointed hour. "a Knights
met at the hall and marched in body
to the Methodist church, where Rev.
Bro. Brantly, the pastor, delivered a
fine. and impressive sermon on vows
taken and Pythianism in particular.
After the sermon, Bro. Hinsey conclud-
ed the exercises with a few appropri-
ate remarks, and closed with prayer.
1he bretheren then marched back to
the hall, and Bro. D. d. G. c. Marshall
closed the convention.
Dredge Hard at Work.
The dredge which is digging out the
channel is hard at work, giving deep
water to the wharf They will soon be
working both day and night as they
have increased the working force.
Several vessels cleared during the
past week laden with lumber for for
eign ports.
The mills are running and business
seems to be on the increase.
The health of the town is good, and
politics is being talked. OF the ia
vorite candidates, Gen. Albert Gill
christ. John S. Beard and Nat R. Walk
er lead the list.
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AGED WOMAN
WAS INJURED
WAGON CONTAINING MRS. PAR
RY, RESIDING ON MAIN STREET,
WAS STRUCK BY BUGGY, AND
SHE WAS THROWN FROM VEHI-
GLE AND BADLY BRUISED.

Mrs. Parry, an aged woman residing
on West Main street, was thrown from
wagon and badly bruised yesterday
morning, when a buggy collided with
the wagon near the corner of Palafox
and Gregory streets. Mrs. Parry was
taken to drug store and later TO her
home, where she received medical at
tention.
The accident occurred during the
heavy downpour of rain. A buggy con-
tanning Mr.. Boatwright and Miss
Eunice Barlow was coming toward the
city az a fast pare, and when near
the corner of Gregory and Palafox
streets it struck the rear wheel OF the
wagon. Mrs. Parry attempted to jump
from the wagon. but before she could
do so the vehicle had overturned,
t-~~vr'rP her tn the ground. The &C
cident, it WAS said, was caused by the
y which the woman was seated
coming to a stop. and the horse attach
ed to the buggy becoming frightened at
a passing street car.
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OCEAN RECORD
AGAIN BROKEN
The Kron Prinzessin Cecilia
Makes Passage In 5 Days,
II Hours, 43 Minutes.
Special to The Journal.

New York, Feb. 25.-Cpatain Hoge,
rnann, commanding the KTonZ Prin-
ressin Cecilia, of the North German
lloyd tine, cabled Oelrichs &c Co. here
Ghis morning Of a record breaking trip
Of his steamship.
The. Kron Prdncessin Cecilia made
the passage from New York to Ply
houth In the remarkably fast time
OF i've days, eleven hours and forty
three minutes, having maintained an
average speed of %: So knots through
out the trip.
The daily runs were 527, 544, $50,
552, $40 and 352. The Kronz Prin~
Eessin Ceceda arrived at Plymouth at
O'Clock this morning. which per
United passengers to be in London be-
lore noon.
This trip OF the KronZ PrinceSsin is
regarded as all the more remarkable
because it was made at this time Of
year. The best previous eastward trip
Of the Kronz Princessin was during
january 21-27, when the passage re-
quiTed s days, IL hours and 40 min
utes, with On average speed of 1880
knots for the trip
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FIELD MEET
At BARRANCAS
Good Sport Witnessed Yes
terday in the Quarterly
Athletic Meet.

The quarterly field day meet was
held at Fort Barrancas yesterday
morning, beginning at $50 O'Clock
and lasting until 1890, when the meet
was postponed until this morning at
the same hour, ON account OF rain.
This is one of the most interesting
features of fort life and creates great
enthusiasm among the men. In each
event the six companies stationed at
the fort are represented IN the entries
and keen rivalry Is manifested On the
part of supporters of the entries.
The most interesting feature CT yes
terday's sport was shelter and tent
pitching. Two men from each COM
pany took part in this event Each
carries half of the canvass and ma
terial for pitching the tent They are
in marching order and when the sig
nal is given they set to work. Tent
stakes are driven, the ropes cast, and
the tent erected.
TO-day's most interesting feature,
and upon which the winner among all
the six companies for general field
points scored, will depend, is the SER
vice boat race. The exact hour of this
event could not be determined last
night.
The various events and the winners
in each are as follows:
/. 100 Yard Dasi1-First, Private
Edmond, 18th Co., 10 "A seconds;
second, Private OConnor, 10th Co.,
II 4-5 seconds: third, Private Sneed,
18th Co, II 2-5 seconds
2. Running High Jump-First,
Musician Kennedy, 18th Co., feet 1
inch; second, Sergt. Morrisy, 10th Co.,
Cd tli~foY7 T-&1
3. 400 Yard Relay Raoe-Ffrst,
Twentieth Company, SO 3-5 seconds;
second, 18th Co.. third, 18th Co.
4. Pole Vault-First, Gunner Jones,
feet: second, Sergt. Casey, 10th Co.
third, Sergt- Jenkins, 163rd Co.
5. Shelter Tent Pitching-First,
Sergt. Lykins and Private Jones, goth
Co.; second Mechanic Archer and
Private Cermack, 163rd Co.; third,
Sergt Seibert and Mechanic Wright,
22nd Co.
6. Tug-of-war-Nrst, 10th Co;
second place to be decided to-day
between goth Co. and 18th Co.
Z. Running proad Jump-First.
Private Edmond, 77th Co. IS feet IL
inch; second, Sergt. Williston, 18th
Co.; third, Private Able, Goth Co.
s. Obstacle Race-First, Private
Edmond, nth Co., "a seconds: second.
Corporal Krukonis, 10th Co.; third,
Private Able, goth Co.
The companies won the following
points:
10th Company, Is ga points.
goth COMPANY NJ least II IL points;
one event undecided
18th Comnanv. at least points; one
event undecided.
18th Company, 8 IA points.
1s3rd Company, 1-2 points.
22nd Company, 1 point
Non-commisioned star points.
WHAT CAUSES HEADACHE
From October to May Colds are the most
| frequent cause Of Headache. LAxATIVE
I PROMO QU1NINE removes cause. E.
w Grove on box. Csc.
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Statistics Of the Health Department
show pneumonia to be one of the most
fatal diseases. especially during the vim
ter months. The records show numerous
instances where neglect of an apparently
insignificant cold has developed pneu-
u,onia without warning.
It is the better part OF wisdom to check
n cold at the outset. Take two ounces
NJ giycerine. half pint of good whisky
md a half ounce of Virgin Oil Of Pine;
mix thoroughly and use in teasponful
Hoses every four hours. This formula is
paid to break UP cold in twsnty-four
hours. and cure any cough that is cIra-
Bile. 1t has been found that five ounces
of ttnoture Cinchona compound can be
used instead of whisky. with the same
reaalt.
The ingredients are inexpensive and
can be purchased without trouble at any
rood drug store. To avoid substitution of
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-02-26
Thousands Are SICK

With the grip, colds, feyers. rheumatism.
neuralgia. Many might be well if they had
only taken Hoods Sarsaparilla. the great
blood purifier and heaIth-regulating medi-
cine. It is wonderful preventive as well
as cure. Keep it in your house and take it.
Never Without Aood's-"I have taken
Hoods Sarsaparilia for indigestion. ana
recommend il to others for that complaint IL
is an excellent medicine and keep Il on
hand" A. s heath, Adams Centre. N. Z.
Kidney Trouble-"I had kidney trouble.
A frienG Recommended Hoods Sarsaparilla-
tried one bottle and found was better. took
three more and recovered" BENZ. LEVINE, "
Village Street. Boston. Mass
Jaundice - :. / had severe case OF
5aundice and fell from Las to 50 lbs. in weight.
A friend advised taking Hoods Sarsaparfiia
and when had taken three bottles was mp
and son my feet" JOSEPH LEWIS - Alpine
Street. Boston, Mass.
Hoods Sarsaparilla is sold everywhere.
IN the usual liquid. or In tablet form called
Sarsatabs. 100 Doses One Dollar. Pre-
pared only by c. I. Heod Co.. Lowell, Mass.
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Pneumonia Most Fatal
During Winter Months.

some inferior pine product for the Virgin
Oil OF Pine, it is better TO purchase each
separately and mix them at home.
The genuine Virgin Oil of Pine is put
up for dispensing, only in 1z-ounce Walls.
each vial securely sealed in round
wooden case with an engraved wrapper
showing plainly the nane-Virgin Oil of
Pine compound pure, guaranteed under
the Food and Drugs Act of June 80. 1906,
Serial No. 451. prepared only by Leach
Chemical Co, Cincinnati, Ohio. Be sure
to get the genuine, as the oil sold in
bulk and cheap limitations put out to re-
sernble Virgin On of Pine in name and
style of package are Ineffective. being
largely composed of distillation of pine
needles. or leaves. instead of from the
pine Tree proper.
These pine needle oils are not intended
for internal use, and when taken inter
naily usually cause nausea Their use is
mainly confined to the manufacture of
soap and similar purposes
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FOUND DEAD
IN HIS BED
n. II. LONG FOUND DEAD IN BED
BY HIS TWO SISTERS, EACH OF
WHOM is DEAF AND DUMB
coRoNER'S JURY FOUND DEATH
TO BE DUE TO HEART FAILURE.
Special to The Journal

Bluff Springs. Fla, Feb. 25.-H. H.
Long was found dead in his bed at
a. N. yesterday, J his two sisters.
Misses Martha and Jane Long, each
of whom is deaf and dumb.
doctor and a justice OF the peace
were telephoned for, and DIR. Tuber-
Vile and Mr. Mitchell, of Century, ar
rived in due time. A jury was soon
empanelel and the doctor and the jury
decided to perform post mortem ex-
animation. After the examination
the verdict was announced that Long
died of heart failure.
He had complained of severe pains
around the heart for many years. He
was about so years of age. He is
survived by two sisters and six child
reh.
The body was buried in Pleasant
Hill cemetery to-day, Rev. Mr.. Bryars
officiating.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Byrd went to
Flomaton, Ala, on a business trip last
Saturday.
Mr.. Charles r. Sanders, who has
been home visiting his father and 9th
er relatives. returned to Mobile to re-
sumo his duties at that place.
Mr.. Jacoby Of Molino was here on
business a day or two ago.
The Escambia veneer mill is run
ming every day now.
Mrs VIII Douglas and children went
to Foshee. Ala, on a visit to her faith
er, c. w. Taylor.
Mr.. Jerniean of Pine Barren, Fla,
stopped of here on business.
Mr.. WMl Douelas who has been on
duty over in Mobile, Ala, was a pleas
ant visitor here the other day.
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and 10 O'Clock p. M, instead of 1880. $3.50
and $780,
Leave Pensacola
F,yerv I1our from a M. until IL .. m.
Leave Rsrranras
Every hour from m. until D. m. and
then 1880 $40. $3.50. 1880 and 1880 p. m.
FREIGHT CHEpuLE.
Freight trains for delivery Of local
freight VIII leave Pensacola at TBS a M.
1000 a. m. and 1850 p m
Sold cars Of freight win leave Pensa-
cola at ! 90 p. m.
No freight delivered on Sundays except
one train. which leaves Pensacola at 900
a.
Passenger cars win not carry freight
nor packages OF any description. except
medicine Shippers are re9uestea to bear
these regulations In mind, that tnconven-
fences may not be caused. Freight regu-
lations subject to change without nctfce.
Any further information regarding pas
senger and freight schedules can be had
by applying to the general ofrice OF the
company.
promptly report TO the general onice any
fnattention OF employees an dto make
specific criticisms OF service
JOHN w. LEADLEY,
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POLICE OFFICER
BITTEN BY WOME N

Pohce Officer Simpson, stationed on
Baylen Screet, was painfully and pos
sibly seriously injured this morning,
when he was bitten on the arm by
negress named Lille Green, The wo-
man was fighting with Julia LennoX,
also a negTess, when the officer arriv-
ed and placed her under arrest. In
the fight which followed he was bitten
on the arm. The injury was treated
by the city physician. J:Slia Lennox
the other woman, was also bitten
shout the arms and face by the infur-
ated women.
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BALL NIGHT
At k. Of c. HALL
1T WILL BE GIVEN FOR THE BENE-
FIT OF THE CARNIVAL ASSOCIA-
TION, AND 1T is THEREFORE Ex-
PEcTED WILL BE WELL PA
TRONIZED-

A ball for the benefit of the Carnival
Association is to be given tonight at
the Knights of Columbus hall, on West
Garden street, and as the committee
having the event in charge has made
all preparations to handle a large
crowd, it is anticipated that the NUM-
Der to attend will not only be large,
but that it will also prove an enjoy
able event
The Carnival Association is in need
of funds to carry through the plans,
and has decided to give a ball which,
it is hoped, will net q neat sum.
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Gen. RANEY To
ARRIVE TO-DAY
HEAD OF THE PATRlARcHs MIL
ITANT WAS NOT DUE IN PEN.
sAcoLA YESTERDAY, BUT WILL
REACH HERE THIS MORNING.

General M. A. Raney, head of the
Pariarchs Militant of the United
States AID Canada, will reach Pen
sacoia this morning at 5 O'Clock on the
train from Montgomery. He was not
due in Pensacola yesterday, as was
stated, as his Official visit had been
fixed for to-day and portion of TO-
morrow.
The general and Colonel Mayne will
be met az the depot this morning by
members OF Canton Merritt No. L, and
a committee from that body viii en-
deavor to make the stay OF the visit
ers p1easaRa one.
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THREE BANDS
FOR KING D0G0
THE COMIC PARADERs INTEND
HAVING PLENTY OF MUSIC ON
THE NIGHT WHEN KING DoDo
REIeNs, AND HAVE EMPLOYED
ALL BANDS OF THE CITY.

The subjects of King DOdo intend
having plenty of music on next Mon
day night, when King Dodo will make
his appearance on the streets of Pen
sacola. Three bands have been en-
gagged for the parade, and as the pa
rade Will be quite a lengthy one it
is anticipated that all will be needed.
The parade committee has just clos
ed with the Pensacola Concert Band,
Wyer'S Band and Shealback's Band for
this occasion, and also with the Pen
sacola Concert Band to furnish music
for the big ball at armory hall follow
ing the parade, at which place king
Dodo will reveal his identity.
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COMMERCIAL RODY
OF CAROLINAS
ey Associated Pres.

Charlotte, II. c., Feb. 25.-De1ega
tons representing practically every
board of trade and chamber of com.
merce, in North and South Carolina
met here today and effected a perma.
nent organization under the title OF
Association of Secretaries of the Two
Carolinas. A constitution and by
laws were adopted. The meeting was
addressed by prominent men of both
states. John Wood, secretary of the
GreenvilIe, S. C. chamber of com
meree, was elected president.
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Mr. G6Mth recently yyrote:-

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TO have. every kernel thoroughly
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and producing a predigested liquid
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which is the most effective tonic
stimulant and invigorator known to
science; softened by warmth and
moisture its palatability and freedom
from Injurious substances render it so
that it can be retained by the most
sensitive stomach.
Sold by druggists, grocers and deal
rrs or direct, 81 bottle. Write DIR.
r. Curran, consulting physician, for a
free illustrated medical booklet con-
tanning some of the many convincing
testimonials received from grateful
men and women who have been
cured, and free advice. Duffy Malt
Whiskey Co., Rochester, n. Y.
The Lewis Bear Company,
| aiatxihiEkAes. RanAsEsLA. Fla.
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Pensacola, ST. Andrews and
Gulf Steamship Co.

STEAMER TARPoH
w. G. BARROW nsstsr. .H,n
FREIGHT SERVICE
mosILE, APALaSsSS -.
Ia, CARRABElLEL ST. AN
6REWS, MILLvfllEc ,,.
And all points on 81. Anarews pay
rabepe and AEs's cn'co'A'
Leaves Pensacola Sunday s;So p IVY
fer Mobile, Ala. -,..5.v q an o. NJ.
Leaves pensacola, ngsSosy nsISehIceIs,
E Ios &c in.ernediats points:
For sdai.ieHal iaf i, =. ts!S1su aseeEEsss
-, " President
Il; CIV. MGE ~ and Pass. Ast. Pensacola
Florida.
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t.eafses 1itstribufees and all other per-
sons having Claims or demands against
the estateS or Martha Hines Mcclellan.
Secsased. TO present the same 70 the un-
dersianea within two CD years from tha
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PENSACOLA ELECTRIC
COMPANY.

PENSAcOLA-BAaRA SCHEDULE
In effect Thursday, Dec. IL, 1907.
(Subect to change without notice.)
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first publication of this notice. This sth
day Of January, a. D., 1908. Frances Lee
Moreno. EXecutrix- SjoawSw
Notice is HEREBY gwen to creditors. leg
atees distributes, and all others persons
having claims or demands against the
present the Same to the undersigned
within two CD years from the frat pub
LEGATION of this notice. This 9Th day Of
january, A D. 1898. John B. Jones, Ex-
ecutOr. Sjoaw6w
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NEUR AL GA

MIR. F. c. Griffith, of Hasers-
Iown, Md. who when market
clerk twenty years ago suffered
from neuralgia, praises Duffy's
Pure Malt Whiskey for COM
pletely curing him. 1t toned up
his system, enriched his blood
and drove out the disease germs.
MIR. Griffith recently wrote:-
'I highly appreciate your medicine.
Fil say there is nothing Ii any other line of
medieine that equals II, and wish to say it
enphatically, as / have tried many. Before
was elected Market Inspector, twenty
years ago, i had neuralgia which panied me
terribly disgonaliy across from my heart.
The doctor told me II would be my death.
We'll when ! was Market Inspector con-
cluded L would give your medicine trial,
and 1t benefited me SO much that continued
with it. The neuralgia has been eradicated
from my system, and attribute il all 10 the
use of Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey, which l
recommend TO Others I"
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Legal Advertisements.
NOTICE OF INTENTION TO APPLY
EoR LETTERS PATEHr.

FOR LETTERS PATENT.
Notice is hereby given that the under
n. b. Broward. Governor OF Florida, at
Tallahassee, Florida, on the 9th day OF
March, A. D. 1908, for Letters Patent au-
thorizing us-to carry on business in the
State of Florida, under and by virtue OF
the laws Of the State of Florida, under
the following proposed charter.
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Nv commission expires 1910
feb27caw4w
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THE UNDERSIGNED SUBSCRIBERS
Patent, incorporating us and our associ-
ateS into corporation in accordance
with the laws of Florida, under the fol-
lowing Charter:
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The amount of the Capital Stock shall
$500 600 OO1 divided into Shares Of One
Hundred Dollars $4,000 EACH and shall
be payable in cash or in property, aabor or
services at O just valuation to be fixed by
the corporation or by the Directors at a
meeting called for such purpose
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The said corporation shall exist for
ninety-nine (99) years from the date of
granting of Letters Patent to it.
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Saturday cars leave BarrancaS al 2 y
and 10 o'clock .. m, instead OF 1880, $3.50
Evening journal., 1908-09-05
Personal and Pertinent

The young man and the girl were standing outside
the front door having final chat after his evening
call He leaning against the door post talking in
low Presently the young lady around 10
discover her father in the doorway, clad in dressing
gown.
why father. what in the world is the matterg" she
inquired.
John" said the father addressing himself to the
young man, you know have never complained about
your staying late and I'm going complain Of that
but for goodness sake stop leaning against
bell push and let the Of the family sleep
Chicago Journal
Up Quebec the other day were two battieshps
In particular that attracted attention One of them
the lndomitabe and the other the New Hampshire the
former of Great Britain and latter of States
The members of the Of the different vessels while
they were satond at Quebec were won't 20 together
and talk the respective merits of the vessels
There was group of American and British sailors
talking matters and each side man they
thought the best spokesman 10 talk over the ships
why" said the Of the Indomtable, I'VE could
just train one OF our guns ship and you
sleep for a week.
YES" quickly replied the able seamon Of the New
Hampshire "and we would wake up at the end of the
week and lick you out OF your boots"
To which sally the Briton had reply 10 make
Manchester Union.
The party OF adults going fishing did not want any
children among them and the little ones, who had an
inng OF the project 10 the fasity of
their suspicious OF nature Of the trip But little
Jacky on his fathers return. sped basket in which
lay forgotten solitary fish. Immediately began to
howl and would not be comforted.
"Oh, oh, OH" he bawled. ITO think my mother lied
to mel"-Baltimore American.
dignhed old Virginia gentleman who had bought
place In Florida, had pugnacious neighbor rude
manners, who made point of disputing the right OF
way every occasion. One day the two met upon a
narrow footpath bordering a muddy swampy ground
Vifginan step avoid going into the mud AS
he did so he remarked Il get out Of the
dogi"
AS he stepped aside the virsinan quietly replied, 4
always do."-Baltimore American.