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The sun., 1909-02-26
Let Is HnNC pcnCr I,

Naturally THE Sun is distressed over
the quarrel between tho Baltimore
Surpdper and the New Orleans P,ca-
Wnf Our original intervention. in
spired by abundant interest in both
towns and praycrful observation Of
both. was intended az an ointment rather
than an irri'ant Seeing that neither
city knew much about m" other, it. oc-
CURED 10 us. knowing all about both OF
thSn, TO ~" soothing word with refer
cnsc 10 thcir respective markets, cooks
The sun., 1909-02-26

To TBT EpHos or THH Sun 81 rnomss
Shahan Of Norwich Conn. gives sentence that
contains al the letters OF the alpbabet with as
be SAYS. only the letters a. o" aud u" repeated
wish to eau his attention 10 the fact that he Is
In erOr. The sentence. A quick brown fos
jump, over The lazy dog" also has the letters
before he Jumps
Here Is . sentence that has orly 'our letters
repeated 'Ionn a,ckly e'tem porized nNe tow
bags" =. T.. q.
PBocILyN ebruAry -S
The sun., 1909-02-26
Kelpiss and His band Of Pietia.

? 'OM WF THHddFpNI1 Rfc0rd
A. least two historic spots In Germantown viii
be marked during the year ise by the site ami
Relic Society. \ marker has Just been CON
pleted for erection In front OF the First Methodist
Episcopal Church. Germantown svenue and
High street, TO indicsie the site OF the home c'
francts Daniel Psstorius The society hss AIS
taken steps to place a marker at ST. Niohasl I,
Protestant Episcopal Church on High street o.
Indicate the buris, place OF johannes K.lpius snd
his band OF Pietisis, who lived as hermits slonE
the wissabickon 10 the latter part Of th, seven
ttenth century
The sun., 1909-02-26
to gooseHesh. hearten humanity and
delight critics and cohnoisseus:

delight critics and cohnoisseurs:
90 wAsHISoroM couid'a thou but see to day
| Thy glorious truths bedlmmed aud feature
changed
The masses soured by overdrsuEhts Of whey;
The toTer and the trader long eStranged
| BY absence OF Just equality;
Deep. deep would he thy grief. couldst thou
but see"
The sollring Of the masses in the third
line is one of the sweetest things that
have been seen with eyes or heard with
ears. We had not supposed that whey
could feed an anger 30 noble and style
40 strong as MARC QUINTILIAN Nc
LAUGHILSs. He reminds us OF BRYAN
set to music He paints for us "the
shameful show of lust for titled tags
"the monsttous spread of law defended
trust and -the braggart wag Of threat
ening monarchy" The braggart wagl
Earth seems TO tremble and mountains
dance clog in that sound.
Though not accredited to us. We dare
10 intercept the envoy:
% spirit eyes OF wAsHINoToS's great sour
Pray gaze sdown the ways OF time and space:
Keep guardian watch. gslnst dangerous draurhu
that roll
In rhythmic rssps around thy honored place:
u bid thy sons maintain themselves as free.
As fond OF nag, as they were uader thee
Dangerous draughts that roll in
rhythmic rasps! Pride glows on the
stern lineaments OF FINGY az he reads
or chants. As a rhythmic rasper the
Hon. MARC QuINTlLIAN MCLAUGHLIN
is e1celled by none.
The sun., 1909-02-26

TO THt EDITOR oy TINE SuS-!sir. Anent the
mo- oyemsnt TO restore The use OF the term "Rxecu
tive Mansion" Instead OF white House, referred
10 In your editorial article OF Wednesday last,
what Is the matter With the term The Presid enr $
House" " white House Is TO be discarded :
Presidents House" II was In the original plans
OF the city OF Washington. before the White House
was built, and 1t certainly seems good enough 70
revive n any change is TO be made 10 the oficisl
DESIGNATION OF the edlnce. E.A
NEw IoKE. February =.
The sun., 1909-02-26
The Gvsst Enporis Gsy.er.

To Tuk EDITOR of THE SrS str: In regard
TO TIM SENS conjecture as 70 drought In Kansas
and the Hon, william Allen White of Ssilns"
! haven't heard that William Allen White ha,
dried m. lie Is stlll spoutng copiously: bu,
when ne ceases The drought Will hrs, be felt around
Empof'a, not Sallna. {. IT, GHEkH
HAMILTON, Ohio. I ebruary ~
The sun., 1909-02-26

The House Committee on Interstate
and Foreign Commerce is composed Of
gentlemen with fantastic sense Of humor.
They have given q chair to the Hon. PElE
HEPBURS. who has lost his SCI
The sun., 1909-02-26

His opponents have been Shelling 4 position.
and now they are disappointed whsn they ma
that the Governor isn't there. The Ubiquitous
friend" OF Governor hUGHEs
Possibly hut we think we know a few
supporters who are equally disappointed to
discover the Governor whore he really in.
The sun., 1909-02-26

one Of the largest churches In this cits. Is MAX.
ing preparations on . iarge scale to have its own
thestTe,--AHGntd despaieh.
1t has always seemed likely that tie
sacred concert would ultimately pro-
woke reprisil.
The sun., 1909-02-26

To rHE FDiroR OF Tsk SuN-!SH' Ni. Shs.
hans sentences beaten by the well known Pack
tny hoI with n"e dosen liouor Jugs"
II contains all the lstters Of the Slphsbe,, has
only thirty. w In al. and reyeas ~ -" and u"
AsoIRIs sts Rp.DvR.
nr0NIvlILH ftnms'N "a
The sun., 1909-02-26
whittisr In va shia9tss .

To THr EpIroR or THr sun slr submits
this Thought suggested by Seven year Retro
spect-,
or all sad words OF pen or tongue.
The rery ssddest Of all Is "stuRt"!
Qrisor, Mass. February 2s hIxo.
The sun., 1909-02-26

London once. E7ingham House. Arundel
direct, strand. The daily and Sunday Sun are
op sale In London at the American and Colonial
EzchanEc, Carlton street Regent stroet' and
DAVIS steamship Agency, II Green street. L.lces-
~ square.
The sun., 1909-02-26
III. Ms.k.s ~. 4. southern I.s,....

From ths Asro'a Bvuenr
The band boys viii give . masked pie socls !
~ the Town Hall In Cochran, Tuesday evenins
February "a, 1909 Admission 10 eeptA LAdks
with pies will be admitted tree
The sun., 1909-02-26

Paris once. - Rue Louis le Grand The daily
sbd sunday editions srcon sale a. kosque Il, near
the Grand Hotel: KioSqoe II. Boulevard des Cap
uclues, corner Place dc rOpers. and kiOSque 10.
srd des ItAens corner Rue Louislc Grand.
The sun., 1909-02-26

u our IrcHeS rho Jdror us riih m'rnu"dpiS Ior
ylhlicohoU Vish 70 hGrr rtJscied drfdss refsrnsd
nfb Tg-i IN an eases scHd SiGpPS for 2Jf purpose.
The sun., 1909-02-26

Published by the sun Printing and Publishing
ASSOCIATION at 100 Nassau areei. In tue Borough
81 Manhattan, New York. President and Teas
urer Of the Assoi Ration, William NJ. Lanan. 10
Nassau street: Secretary Of the Association.
Ktspkln Bartlett. 3 Nassau street
The sun., 1909-02-26
A Csmpiet$ Catslosua

Knicker--Is that seed catalogue complete.
Booker Yes. II includes incubstorA
The sun., 1909-02-26
suh,crlnil,ns sy Mail. Postpaid.

phiLY. Per Nonar-.."........,".,. 50 so
rAlI.l. Fer Year Ss.....,,....,.,',,,,,,,. y %
SUNnAY, Per Neait ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 90
pAILY AND SUNDAY. Per Year......... . 90
DAILY AND SUNDAY. Per Month, 30
Postage to foreign countries added.
An checks. money ooiers &C, to be made pay
sbIs 20 THE SuS
The sun., 1909-02-26
An Eragsersted and Mssdaeioss staten eat
Not Warranted BY the Fsct.

Little Jack Hornet
sat In = corner
un The NJbwsy when there was IAN
He Jumped TO his feet
Gave lady his seat
,In liar. | own ii: ! ami
LA TopcHs HArcocI,
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-02-23
By Associated Press.

Nashville. Tenn, Feb. 22-When
court adjourned tonight in the midst
of the cross examination of John d
Sharp honoTs were easy between the
state and defense in the Cooper
Sharp murder trial. Young Robin
Cooper, under the bitter cross exam
inatiOn lasting nearly four hours,
held his own with ease
The only other witness of the day
was John D. Sharp. one Of the de-
fszaa4iFf;fl5,r ShaTp lalgd the story well
70 Attorleys General Garner, CT Maury
county, for cross examination Garner
has somewhat Of a reputation in his
own county for clever work, but was
an unknown quantity in Nashville.
When court adjourned the defense's
counsel drew a long breath and is no
longer in doubt a to GaTner's ability.
Sharp is man of high temper and
Garner soon had him beside himself
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-02-23
RAINEY MAKES
HOT REPLY To
Nh. LOWERING
Declares the Latter Did Not
Deny a Single Accusation
Seandsi.
= AssoeIated -.

Washington, Feb. 22-AssertIng
that his recent speech in the house
relative to the purchase by the United
States government of the Panama ca
nal had brought ,DOn himself will
fication, Misrepresentation and abuse
almost without a parallel in the his
tory Of that body Representative
Rainey. of Illinois today delivered in
the house of representative a lengthy
speech in reply % the charges that
information upon which he based his
remarks were obtained from "ex-
convicts and bla6uailers," this accu-
sation having ben made openly in
the house by Representative Lowering.
of Massac husetu
Rainey deciaH1 he did not attack
the canal. but tilply attacked the
graft connected with the enterprise
He asserted thu representative Low
ering had not attempted TO deny a
single fact he shted, but after making
his charges. UOCeeded TO eulogize
| William Nelsoj Cromwell
i never herd until he made his
| speech of al persons trying to
! get Cromwell D buy any alleged eyi-
dence of guilDf Cromwell ne said
| I know noting of any attempt 70
| sell any storytO the Democratic ma
tionaI commihe until the gentleman
made his spfch on this fOo."
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-02-23

The Auburn. Ala, Cadet band, was
the first musical organization in the
Larade, the selections rendered TeceIy-
ing much applause
Mayor Goodman, members of the
city council and other city officials
occupied automobiles. the big ma
crimes making a splendid showing.
The autos were among the finest in
the city.
MOUNTED ON HORSE.
King PTiScUS was mounted on q
suirited charger. accompanied by two
knights. mis- majestys hOTsemanship
surprising that OF any Of the other
mounted DersOuages in the parade
The merry monarch was greeted
with continuous cheering along the
entire route. his entry into the city
being announced by one of the har
test welcomes ever accorded a caTnt
| val king.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-02-23
DOGS BLOCKED STREET.

Chicago, Feb 22.-POIiCe are on
guard today in front of the residence
Of William GaynOr, who has been
made the victim OF an advertisement
In a Sunday paper signed wiz his
name and announcing that he wished
to buy two bull dogs and two fox ter
TieTs. The practical joke resulted in
blockade OF traffic and SO much
noise during the NIGHT that an appeal
was made to the authorities who f.
naily managed 10 clear the street of
a nose Of animals brought for GAY
nOr's inspection.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-02-23

ment TO Palafox, thence north on
PaIafox to Wright, thence south on
the west side of PalafoX to the wharf,
where King Priscus boarded the royal
Yacht Rospen.
THE FIRE DEPARTMENT.
The entire fire department did not
participate in the parade, but Lhat
norfion of il that did appear presented
: snlendid anaarance, the fine seer
mems of horseflesh attached 10 the ap-
1aratus and the excellent condition
and brilliant finish of the long line OF
tre-aehting eQuipage being loudly ap-
Dlauded as they passed IN review
headed BY Chief Bicker and Assistant
Chief Riera-
I Hose wagon No. s. corner of Jack
SON and Deviluers streets, and No
! >, corner of Strong street and Ninth
avenue, did not appear in the parade
The full crews of these two houses re
! naming on duty
RARRANcAS TROOPS.
The appearance of the troops IRON
/ Fort Barrancas added much TOWARDS
making the parade an impoinS and De
fitting spectacle on the occasion OF Ih'
arrival of the king. the prompt eXecC
ton of commands and the perfect stei
of the men in uniform. causing th'
thousands of spectators to give ven
TO lusty cheers as the soldiers passes
in review
Six full companies Of coast artiller,
were in line. numbering over SIX nun
ldred men and officers. headed by IN
RarraHcas band which rendering III
sniring music & he members or tue or
ganizatiou also marching IN pertee
= order
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-02-23

King Dodo and his comic paraders
held full sway last night, and the pa
rade given caused roars of laughter
as 1t passed along the principal thor
Oughfares of the city. The parade, as
whole, was a very creditable one
foe The young men who have worked
hard 10 make it the success which It
attained.
Although the parade was advertis-
ed to start at 1880 o'clock almost an
hourprior to that time the streets and
sidewalks were filed with a strug-
Cling mass of humanity, and by the
time the floats appeared it was inn
aCssible to get from one block TO an
other, and only a narrow space was
lei in I he
ne 't1Itfife rome the parade was ap-
7fiauded for the subjects BtirIesdued
were of local character and with
which the entire public is familiar.
SURPRISE OF THE EVENING.
Immediately after the parade thu
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-02-23
BY Associated Press.

Fortress Monroe, Va, Feb. %
Not until some American fleet re-
turns victorious from a great sea bat
tie will there be another such home
coming, another such sight as this
I drink to the American Navy. rms
was the toast of President Roosevelt
todav as he stood, radiantly happy, IN
rbe cabbin of the graceful little cruls-
or Yacht Mayfiower at the conclusion
of the review and ceremonies attend
ing the welcome home of the Amerl-
can battIeship feet. He was sur
rounded by the admiTals and captains
of the world-enciTcling vessels, oriL-
Iiantly attired in all the gold lace ana
paraphernalia of special full dress
uniforms and every flask was raised III
response to the presidents suggestion
we who stay at home also drink
to the men who made Us prouder Fan
ever of our country" added the pres
ident and again the toast was pledged
REPLY BY SPERRY.
when the feet sailed from San
Ersncisco. Mr.. President, replied
| Rear Admiral Ch2s. s SperTy, you
sent MS A message saying ours was q
| heavy responsibility and a great hon
or and that we have today fulfilled
/ the responsibility makes thlS Iht
/ produest moment of our lives. say
| we advisedly, in speaking OF ouL
feet. for no one man could nave uohe
What has been done without the loya
and willing cooperation of every MAJ
on the feet"
Thus briefly the commander-ln-ch ME
Of the returning ships made his onlcla
Irenort to the commander-in-c hlet o
the army and navy. The preSldeh
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-02-23


While the leading ships were still
a mile of more distant from the May
flower. the puff of white smoke from
the forward bridge of the Connecticut,
followed by a muffled boom, as the
sound waves followed more slowly the
dancing waves Of light, served as
signal to all the feet thatfthe hagshlp
had made OUT the presidehUs flag
or the Mayflower. 1t was also the
signal of "home at last" and made
the hearts of $4,000 men and 500 ONO
ers heat quicker in realization that the
dav looked forward TO through all the
DAYS of lavish hospitality abroad had
at last arrived.
That first gun of the Connecticut s
national salute to the president found
every shin in line with saluting can
non ready. and the second powder pun
from the flagship was not sounded
when the guns of all other ships De
gan to speak in unison in the honor
due the chief executive. The pTesE
dent made his way 10 the bridge OF
the NTavhower while the saluting was
| in Drograss. The scene was like that
a the departure of the fleet. one which
the president probably never will for
| get
NERVES TINGLE WITH PRIDE.
| Tt set the nerves tinEling with pa
tPiotic pride. fer there Is no more IN
/ spring sight than long column O
! well drilled fighting ships. On elthel
side of the incoming armada gathered
! scores Of excursion steamers. Whlci
grew constantly thicker as the wal
/ ships pIOughed their way to the home
anchorage.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-02-23
DAvIS5 NAME
TOBIRESTORED
TO[HE TABLET
RemoI By Lincoln's Or
dersIis to Be Replaced on
"Cah John Bridge" By
Ord of Roosevelt.
" Associated Press.

WaskIOn, FEB. 2z--An official
aueudbr the sensational elimina-
ton obferson Davis's name from
the tsT on the Cabin John" bridge.
.ix nj west of this city, during
Presid LinColn's administration, IS
given directions Of the president is
sued ky through the secretary OF
var FstOre the name.
ThIblet is on the bridge that
arcade cabin Of John Run. on the
Narh side of the Potomac river
the hctuTe was famous for years
as largest single span bridge IN
the I'd
TbFIdge was begun under Davis
as $tary of war, and when he be-
csutresident OF the COnfederacy.
unEovernment orders his name
waEseled from the tablet Repeat
ed hts 10 restore l. have been
md
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-02-23
Sharp on Stand i'm
Cooper Murder Trial

He cOntradicted himself on many mi
nor details. but never on more i'm
pOrtant particulars. Once he got on
dangerous ground. Sharp sWore ne
saw the killing and ~CaTmack fell
after Robin fired three times" One
of the bullet wounds was necessarily
a fatal one, and pierced the SENATOR
neck within one-siXteenth of an inca
OF the spinal cord and came out an
der the tongue. As Sharp swore Car
mack was facing young Cooper, aim
ing the revolver 81 him, this would be
impossible to reconcile with the
Sharp said sCas1nsck tiirned his head
Just as the second shot was fired. He
did not explain how the senator could
turn his head far enough TO permit
the bullet TO enter the median line of
the neck on straight line.
The state pushed Sharp hard up I'd
nearly six o'clock and then asked for
a continuance to be granted until to-
morrow, which was allowed.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-02-23
BOY FOUND IN
CONFESSIONAL
BOX IN CHURCH
Note Was Handed to Sister
of Pastor Telling Her to
Look There For Infant.
Nv Associated Press.

confessional box on the left hand side
as YOU go into the church and YOU viii
find a child"
\ note with these words was hand
ed TO Miss Mary Huntman. a sister
Of the Rev Z. H Huntman, pastor
q s. JOsephs Roman Catholic church
in Harlem last evening. An investi-
CATION was made and a fine healthy
boy only a few days old was found
The mysterious note, which told OF
the child's whereabouts, was given to
some BOYS near the church by a man.
who after asking them to deliver it.,
hurried on his way
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-02-23
AN INCOME
TAX DESIGNED
To PLEASE ALL
Banker Claims He Can
Frame Bill Which Will
Overcome All Objections.
BY Associated Press.

New York, Feb. 22.-An income tax
designed to overcome objections which
were raised in the tax as proposed, is
suggested by Jacob II. Schin, of the
banking firm of Kuan, Loeb & Co. as
a means TO meet the increasing deficit
n the United States treasury. Dis
cUssing his plan, Mr.. Schiff, after con
demning the issuance of additional
government securities as "perniciOus
and dangerous" said:
What We need is a real revenue
producing system which shall inter
fere in no way and affect as little as
possible questions connected with the
tariff or the cOuBTy's bank or cur
rency system. I believe il is to be
found in the income tax
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-02-23
KING DODO AND
HIS SUBJECTS
IN LIMELIGHT
Parade Given Last Night
Which Was Witnessed
By Thousands.
MUCH LAUGHTER
WAS CREATED

TIE FLOATS, WHICH WERE a
BURLEsoUE ON LOCAL TOPICS,
WERE cREDITABLY ARRANGED.
WHILE THE PARADE AS A
WHOLE SHOWED IMPROVEMENT
OVER ITS PREDEcEsSoRs-LU.
Gus ROBERTS DoDo AND Ed /.
ANDERSON DopoRINA.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-02-23
ANOTHER MARATHON RACE.

New York. Feb. 22.-Another Mara
thon race of interest will be run III
this city on March , at the 69th regi-
ment armoTy, when Anthem MaIoney,
the young long distance runner who
showed such remarkable powers OF
endurance recently. will meet Patrick
White. the Irish champion. MaIoney
not long ago entered the ranks or
professionalism and the coming race
viii be for a purse Of $1,000, with $500
to go to the loser.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-02-23
OFFICIAL PROGRAM
FOR MARDI GRAS
Tuesday.

Tuesday
to masking and making in
fetti allowed
exhibition of Garden
Spring
M
handsomely decorated Carnival eo'ors,
will the fol-
lowing
Form at Lee Gadsden
Ninth south Ninth to Gregory west on Gregory
Jefferson noh jefferson passing the city hall to Government
Barcelona north Barcelona to Jackson east
o PaIafox the Plaza
P. M-THE GRAND MYSTIC PARADE WILL FORM AT THE
SHEDS WEST GARDEN STREET AND PROCEED EAST ON
GARDEN TO PALAFoxs THENcE NORTH ON PALAFox TO
PALAFox, THENCE SOUTH ON PALAFoX TO CEDAR THENCE
FERsoN TO GOVERNMENT, THENCE WEST ON GOVERNMENT
THENCE NORTH ON PALAFoX TO GARDEN,
THENCE WEST ON GARDEN TO SHEDS WHERE PARADE
TO THE OPERA HOUSE TO ATTEND THE CORONATION BALL.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-02-23
<IlG PRSCUS MONARCH OF JEWELERS. GIVEN
ROYAL RECEPTION UPON HIS ARRIVAL IN PENSACOI
WHAT TO SEE,
WHERE TO GO
AND WHAT TO DO

Fort BaTrsnczs-
Old Spanish Fort San Carlos,
Forts Pickens, CuHon, Pensacola
and McRee.
The Navy Yard
Wireless Telegraph Station.
Big Spanish Floating Dock.
The Life Saving Station.
Santa Rosa Isiane.
The Fishing Schooner WharVes.
;. The Big Export WhaTVes-
Bayou Grande, Bayou Chico, and
Bayou TeSar.
The City Hall.
Plaza Of Ferdinand Vii.
Lee Square.
View Of City from Top Of slount
Ruins of Old Spanish Fort san
Bernardo.
y M. c. A. Building and Gym
nasium.
Old St. Michaers Cemetery.
Shipping in the Bay.
The tuberculosis Exhibit.
The Military Road.
The National Cemetery.
Ruins of old English Trading
Post or Bay Front.
Grand AIlegorical Pageant and
Coronation Ball To- Night
The Journal Once with its Fast
; Webb Press and Battery of Mer-
genthalers.
The Automobile Parade This
Afternoon.
Attractive Show Windows and
Stores Of Pensscoia's Merchants.
Beautiful car rides on East Hill,
North Hill and Bay Shore Lines.
Enjoy yourself and see that
everyone else does the same thing.
} . Q = . go = . . = 9 9 .
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-02-23
FARMER KILLS
FOUR CHILDREN
AND SUICIDES
Before Killing Himself He
Stabbed Horses and Cows
and Set Fire to His House
and Barn.
Rv Associated Press

MOndOvi. Wis, Feb. 22.-H. 3. Han
son, 4 farmer, murdered his four
children. . baby and three girls, TO
day. He followed this by stabbing
several horses and COWS, fred his
barn and house. and then cut his own
throat
Hanson was abOat fifty years Of aga
About twelve years ago he was an
inmate OF an insane asylum.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-02-23
LAUNCH TURNS TURTLE.

New York. Feb 22.-Cutting through
the waters Of the Hudson river at a
thirty mile clip the 500 horse power
motor beat Standard. owned hy Price
Mckinney. of Cleveland, Ohio, crashed
into a submerged log of 10th street
last evening and turned turtle in
mid stream
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-02-23
WAS GREETED
BY THOUSANDS
ALONG STREETS
The Immense Parade Was
Cheered Along the Entire
Line of March.
PRISCUS MOUNTED
ON A FIERY STEED

MISS CORA {. BRENT, QUEEN OF
THE CARNIVAL, GREETED THE
KING FROM THE CITY HALL
BALCONY, WHERE THE KEYS OF
THE CITY WERE TURNED OVER
BY MAYOR GOODMAN THAT ALL
MIGHT MAKE MERRY OVER THE
KINGS TENTH ANNUAL VISIT.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-02-23
HomEoPATHs TO MEET.

New Orleans, Feb. 22.-The South
ern Homeopathic Medical Association
viii hold its annual session in New
Orleans on Thursday and Friday OF
this week. The executive committee
Will hold an advance session Tuesday,
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-02-23

revealed the smiling countenance or
Lucius Roberts, while Queen DodorsSa
proved 10 be none other than Ell H.
Anderson.
FLOAT NO. I.
King DOdo and Queen DodoFina oc-
cuPied this float, which was made in
the shape OF a sled and pulled by a.
Continues on Pase Two.l
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-02-23

comic paraders. with a large number
Of young people, gathered at tins
armory hall, and there the corona.
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