The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-02-24

fall upon the inmates of the unsuspect-
ing household and Stay them
a servant. however, had fortunate
" discovered the ruse in time, and
haG poured boiling oil into each recep-
tacle, thus easily killing the entire
band. The large oil receptacies were
seen on the floats last night. with
Ali Baba looking on enthusiastically
while the servant performed her part
in the quiet little tragedy
The Enchanted Horse.-No- TO-
A horse watch. when the correct
neg was manipulated, cOuid ascend
from the earth and bear its rider in
auv direction which ne saw fit TO go
was presented 10 a certain Persian
king. by a Iowly Indian. who in re-
turn for the wonderful piece of mech
auiSm. demanded the king ) daughter
n marriage.
But the lady's brother. the Prince
PrOuz SChaI, upon hearing the re
quest, sprang angrily upon the sadie
of the mysterious horse and before
he had learned its merits and demer-
its was being borne alOft in the
clouds. Meantime, he rescued beau
tifuI princess. and learned TO steer
the horse in the bargain. and return
ed TO his fathers court in pomp ana
brilliancy indeed.
The magic horse appeared on the
float. with his daUntlesS rider SOARING
into the clouds, the effect having
been startling and extraordinary.
Ganem.-No. II.
Cauem. surnamed Loves slave,
appeared on the eleventh float. seated
in a chair over which a regal canopy
had been erected As BETTING
young man of wealth. re appeared
very much at leisure. with wiling
servants al his command and the et-
feet was very good indeed.
Ganam had the misfortune 10 fall
aSIecn among tle tOmUs one nIShi-
and thought essly dug up an iron
chest which he discovered to be con
venisnrlv buried under the palm tree
in which he was rOOsjing for the night
T-Dou opening the chest, great was
his surprise 10 behold q young ana
beautiful woman, apparently dead put
beautifully dressed.
Herescued her. only 20 find that she
had been drugged by Zobeide. a jeal-
Gus wife OF the TeiEniuE Caiph- whose
intention il had been 10 make her one
of his many wives. Ganem fell des-
uerateIy in love with the lady, The
two were finally detected by the cal
Jpn. who caused great harGshIps IN
deed TO befal the lovers. finally re-
greeting his haTshness- however. ana
restoring the lovely woman 10 Ganem-
ibrinam and Ce0iIe.-Ne. y.
The Ibraham and Gentle float.
which was one of the most splendid
floats in the parade. represented the
principals surrounded by group OF
four. tlc coIorinS having been in the
delicate shades. chosen with a view
TO their successful illumination The
two famous characters bowed and
smiled AT the spectators. their COS
tunes having been particularly hand
some
Abou Mohamned the Lszy-No. 3.
AbOu NOhammed the Lazy graceful
Is reclined upon a cOucl last night.
and looked and acted fairly comfort
able from his perch on his rather eIab-
crate float. Abou had somehow inOC-
Ulated the germ known 10 modern
science as "laziuess." and he appeared
IN his fayOrite position. evidently max
ing a bold stab Al the rest cure" He
was enthusiastically admired. and his
pose was perfect
The False Caliph--No- a.
The last or the pageant represented
the False CaIiph and Two attendant
figures. his royal uibs having been
shown in ali his false pose and mis-
chief making propensity as Ie gIe y
cred about al the crowds VINO watched
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