The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-12-11
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The Journal viii pay $500 reward for
evidence sufficient 70 convict any boy or
person found stealing subscribers papers
after delivery OF same ~ Carrier
Belt cars may be started over that
line tomorrow. 4 break in the track
at the Alcaniz street intersection was
temporarily fixed yesterday and cars
may now PASS over that part Of the
line. The block paving is COM
pletcd, with the exception of the
street crossings, fTCm PaIafOx to
Ninth avenue.
At an early hour yesterday morning
q salCcu on West HiI was found with
open doors. Nothing was missed. \
policeman found j. and reported the
a. N.
William McCraiI. a negro, was
bound over to the county yesterday
for larceny, the allegation being made
that he had stolen more than a sack
of Irish potatoes from a car which
had arrived to a local wholesale
house. McGrail tried to excuse his
act by saying that the man in charge
Of the car had given them to him
This was denied He was locked up
at the county jail yesterday after
noon.
The public schools in the city sus-
pended for half a day yesterday for
the purpose of allowing the teachers
to attend the meeting of the teachers
which was held at l O'Clock in the
afternoon.
CarmeIo CaIabresco, an Italian,
charged with assault, was arrested by
Deputy Sheriff Nichols yesterday and
taken to the county jail He later
made bond in the sum of 500 and
was released.
F. L. DoIlup, the artiIIeTyman who
was caught with a revolver in his
pocket by Officer Allison, was fined
500 and costs in the city court yes
terday. The soldier did not deny that
he had carried the gun.
For constructing sidewalks without
having applied for and obtained the
proper permit from the city enSi-
Deer, two cases against as many de-
PENDANTS were made in the city court
yesterday, but none of the defend
ants were fined.
Deputy Clerk ThOs. Johnson, of Cir
cult Clerk Macgibbon's Office force,
was taken i'll yesterday and is con-
fined to his home
J. J. McCaskiH, Of DeFuniak, was
business visitor to the city yesterday
who registered at the Escambia.
Judge W. B. Sheppard and other
officials of the United States court will
leave Sunday morning for Tallahassee.
where court is to convene Monday
morning. There is only one criminal
case to be tried there.
At the First Baptist church Sunday
morning, Rev. Thos NJ. Callaway's
subject will be The Alpha and the
Omega of the Christian Life" At the
evening service. the pastor will dis
cuss The Second Petition in the
Lords Prayer: Thy Kingdom Come"
Mr. Bradford Will sing the offertoTy
at the morning service.
News was received by Frank L.
Nayes yesterday telling of the death
of his grandfather, Rev Jas BTecken-
ridge Johnson. in San Diego, California,
at the age of 81 years and 6 months.
The deceased gentleman was born in
Belfast, Ireland, June ~. 1918, and
came to America when a small boy.
He entered the ministry when a young
man and continued to preach up to
within a. few months of his death. For
several Gears he had made his home
with his daughter, Mt. Nayes's moth
er, in San Diego.
The many friends Of Clerk JnO- L.
PinEcy, of the criminal court. will be
pleased 10 learn that no Is slightly i'm
proved and hopes to be out in the
near future.
Capt c. L Evans. OF the army
steamer Cant. Page. which went
aground Thursday wishes to extend
his thanks 10 tn" master Of the naval
tug ACCOmac for services rendered
him or that occasion. as well as the
life saving CTew. Il was the AcCOua~
and not the Wahau which responded
To the signal Of the PAGE. reaching
her first. The Lieut.. Neary passed
the AcCOnac line, using 4 skin to
do S0