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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-24
Wcrtretcr in Sccrcd)tS-G umfcrcns.

@ab ITO II, 9. g., %. Sep.
telnber. - SIN Staots.T epartement
lruroe befonnt ge9eben, oaB Die 9ele-
cation Der Ser. Stoaten sur 3. Sl,tcr-
nationalen Seeredts-G onferen5, Ole
an %. september in @riiliel eroifnet
miro, aus gomin 9. Smitb aus
Hittsburg, ga, Hidter Malter q.
Mopes bonn 9unbesfreisgeridt aus
9tem 2onoon, Gonn., Clarence &.
@urlingame aus SEEM. Dorf-Gitp uno
Gr-@ouperneur u. s. Monta9ue bon
Girginien beiteben miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-24
Sit Hulincnluein itenerpilidtig?

@uibingtoM .. s., %. Sep
temlber. - lleber Die Steuerpilihtig-
felt oes Hpiinenmeins mllroe belte
Dor Dem SnlanOltelIer = %Gommildr
flint S%tunOen lang perbanOelt. So,
mentlif %ploiOirte 0ngegen Der Mn-
lualt CHARLES Se0crer aus Chicago
dis Gertretcr bon nibt meniger oils
60 Sirnlen IN Cincinnati, ct. SouiS,
San. Srolcisco, Nem.S Orleans ullb
nnberen StGoten, illbem CT geltel1o
mad)tc, bel Der SerItellllug oes Goiie
nenipcilis finbe fem TeltiQotionspro-
6cb itott, ulf mcld)en bas @clet on
me1obor iei, mel6es nltr bon imitir.
ten nnO perid)nittcncn iiiBen Meincn
lpridt. Sic Gntidleioung in Der 60.
dc iullrhc Hph uorbcbnlten. Die
Srogc, oilf melde es onfonunt, 1T Die,
ub ltfHoen ToIincnmeilt INF Gerb1lt-
nib SIT nieinem NlfoboHebolf cine
Stcller iu crheben lit obff hidt. @c-
i~trittell' miro noriiber, lett nor flint
Sabrcu HNcr suMoligc ,Stener-Gom
nniiidr ben @oiinsmpein fifr' fteherbar
erfldrte, rg5G@ie grbcbuug Der Stcicr
lit ober INNER wieber mligeidoben
.iporoen, bos lcbtc Wtof2om 4. Sep.
tender nm meitere 80 Gage, uli1 Dem
rellcn. Gonlmiiidr 3eit 5itr GrIiung
Der Sadlogc 6lt gcben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-24
Tabnbeamtc uur Wrano Smrp citirt

Cincinnati ., %. Sept. -
Alli Die critic @od)c i'm Sftober iino
Gcitcrn Dor Die bieiige @ranO. Surp
hes @llnoesgcrihts etma 5man5ia Der
rnrrogcnbe 9eamtc perihiebener
Sobncn nit ser @cilulg gelooen
morocn, gcmilic Nupierc mit5ubrin'
gen, %borunter peridicoene 9comtc
hel YMidigon Gentrnl.9 ubn," mel.
dye gar nid)t 81 Dem Surisbiftions.
Giltrift beS 9lnoesgcridts iiir Dos
iliblid,c Ohio gcbort. I'm mas cS
id: ciaentlid bonoelt, lit liod) niht
bcfunnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-24
Mirthidaftem fir Nriitul.

9ri il . |, 3d., 90. September.
1os Corporations .@eriht bepiuigtc
elf 6irmcn mo ein5elnen 4eripnen
Sicen5en iiir Den 9etricb zines Spi.
rituolengeih1its pom I. Sttober oil.
Sn 6olge beiien einscn oem Stoot.
IGdel $4,000 5u. 9riltol lpor 5lpci
Sobre binourd trofen ulo INN
miro es Ser ein5iae Srt srpiiden Hpo.
nGfe, 3d., mo New-S Orleans, g..
lem, mo nod Dem 1. Sttober cine
Shanf,pirtbid)aft eriitirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-24
Der SaacD.& umct.
Grlte Photographic oeiielben on9eicr-l
tigt. - 3eigt i'm porlGuiig mlr
ais blaiics 2ift.

ti9t. 3eiet i'm ~porlGufig MIR
ais bloiics 2ift.
Gid Sbierpotorium M, Galv
%. September. - Yrofeiior Sober ..
Curtis lit es 9ellrngen, Die critic Ebo.
togropbic bon Sollep's Sonnet, Der
ieit ben %periloiienen 70 Subren mie=
Der eridiencn u1b filr5lif bon Grof.
@olif IN Seibelberg geicben muroc,
berSulteuen. Curtis beoiente lid bier.
5l bes riciigcu @roBlep'iben Heflef.
torsSeleifops nit allsge5eidneten Or
gebniiien. Sie Photographic 5eigt
Den &ometen ais leoiglides bloiies
9idt inter Den am meiteiten entfern-
ten Sterncll, Die Don Der Camera err
rcibt lueroen fonnelt. Sieies &id)t
entluifelt iih, mic Der @elebrte lagt,
nit iibcrraldenber @eidminoigfeit.
gllf Den pboto9ropbilden Ylntten
lit eriiftlidl, ooB Der Sonnet iih i'm
norooitliden Sbeile Der Gonitellotion
Orion beiinoet. Scine gel,ouc Stels
hung lit: red)tc Steigun9 6 Stunbcn
is Winuten 10 Sefumoen; Getlino,
ton, Horo, II @ruo 10 Winuten Z
Sefunben. Die Gage beS aometen
Gnoert iid), o6er tueltl en- nit Dem
nodtcn Iagc aeicbcu merben fam.
miro er lid) nod iebr uabe oil Der be-
seihneten Stelle b~efinben. Ser
Orion lit elmer Der %betonnteiten Der
Gonitelotionclt, l,no 10 miro es Der.
bGltniBmGBig leid)t iein, Den Sonic
ten oli5ufinoen. ielbIt wenn CT nod
Dem mnbewaiincten Nllge unlif)tbor
lit. Ger Orion fam Jest ge9en I
llbr Worgens geraoe obcrbalb Ocs
oltliden SoriSonts geicben lperbet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-24
@eroicnitmcoaille fir Y%cbcnsretter.

@oib ineton, 9. s., %. Sep.
tenlber. - @egen Der beloenmiitbi.
gen Hettuna oes Matroien s. q. Sea-
man, Der am tG. Mligilt 5. s. beim
Grerciren IN iiibliben @emGiiern a,li
Dem Sdlatti6iff naanias" iiber
gprO iiel, bat Der 6lotteniefretGr Dem
VootsmannS- Moat Mihoel :. Cont
Ion aus @ooobrioee, q. s., fir sic
Terleibnhg elmer Sebensrettungs.
WebniQe empioblen.,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-24

Qllt UtplIQg clllel ScrluI Hper SrQs
maQe in u1o I'M 9ieif gebrodt, mel.
der Dem @latte 0lrd ieinen @iener
Gorreiponoentel 5ugcgolgen mar, II.
oieier bate Die M,elpuu9 aus bcm 90.
li5iifen @ren5borfe Fobmoloc5pSfo
erbolten. Gns nSogeblott," mel6es
ieitNiontug nidts meitcr ilber Die Sa'
DIE gebroht bat, lit niht inn Stanoe
gemcicu, sic Originals eloung beitd,
tigt 5u crbolten.
@ien, %. September. - Sod
@ien iino perihieoene A~nirogen be-
5iiglif zines aus aieft ge1neloetcn
Suocnmoliufres gelon9t, bod fonnte
bier feline 9elt1tigulg elmer iold)cn
Meloung erlongt lperben. SIS lit
nidts iiber iuoenicinolihe gltSidrc;-
tunaen in jenem Gbeile HuB(onb'S
bcfallnt.
Sn YeterSburg oemcntirt.
Petersburg %. Scptember.-
Ser Correspondent Der .giiociirten
Ereiie," iorpie Ser Sertrctcr bcS onlt.
liben Nohrihten. Bureaus in &ieif
o%enentiren oie Wclounq bon juoen.
feinOli6en Musifrcit!nn0en, Die bort
itottgeillnocn boben lp4en. Sn elmer
SIT ipGter gbenOitlnoe eingetrofiencn
Gepeide iogt Der Sertrcter Der o9llip-
ciirten Ereiie:" Ser 9eridt lit totol
fnlih."
Gic rlliiii6en 3citun9en baben fei.
ne Nadribtcn iiber bic SodJe, ul0 in
Hegicrrngstreiien iinb, mie mitgc-
tbeilt miro, feline 9erid)tc cingetroi-
fen.
9eiorgnib in 2onoon.
2onoon, %. September. - Sn
mob9cbcnocn bieiigen iiibii6en &rei.
len lit man 0enciGt, Die Weloungclt
bon SuOemlolInfreS in &ieif, HuB.
lonO, nidt 5l 9laubcn, nafocm bis
her alle @emiibungen, cine 9eitGtis
gllllg 81 erboltcn, e~rfolglos gclpeien
iino. Or. Hutban, Ser ErGlioent oe3
.Siilfspereins Der oclttiden rSilben"
in Berlin, Ourd Ociicn Germittelrutg
Die mlciiten Nodrihtcn ans HllBlanb
nod Dem peItlid)en europa gelon0cn,
bat ouf cine tele9ropbiid)e aniroge
geartiportet, bob cine gcItGtigltng Der
W%elolngen bon illbenieinolid)en 9luS.
idreitungen in &ieff nidt crlongt
meroen fonnte, ulb iagte in elmer
lp1tcrcn GcpeId)c, boB Die Sodc nid)t
bon 9cOelltung ici.
Nuf cine aus 2olloon on CT. Mon.
oclItnnm, Elm barpprrngenbcS Wit'
alieo Der iiibiiben in aieff g%eionoteS
Selegronm lit nod feline g(nt.
mort einge1ongen, mo OieieS Still
idmei9cn IN |crbinouna nit Der be-
fanntcn Strcnge ser ruiiiid)cn GeniEr
IN oerartigen augelcgenbeiten aic6t
Inlob 81 elmer gcluiien Veiorgmf.
&leine &romolle in Scr
Goritnot Slobobfa.
aieft %. September. - Gein
SnoenmoIlofre bat bier ltottgefulfoen.
Die ein5ige @runOloge iiir bus Dies.
be5iiglihc @eriid)t lit, mie idon irii-
her 9emelbet, in elmer fleil,cn ~reoftio.
nGren Tllbcit0rlutg 81 illden, meld)e
lid on Z. September IN Der Gpritoot
Slobobfo crei9nete. Cine Sd)oor
Noufboloc miBbonbelte BORT ciuen
Siloen, ulb es fom 5t cinem Con-.
flift, IN lueldeml nlebrere Yerionen
ollf beiben Seiten berlebt murben,
iebof feinesmces bchcnflid. Sie
Siloen in &ieii eril,bren Den Iorfoq
crit etlihc Gage ipGter. slm 81. Sep
TENDER erei1nete iid ein Gblllid)er,
fleincr &rounQ, meld)er bon brei go.
li5ilten prompt ulteroriidt mrroe.
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Stockholders Stiitmmacn.

Chicago, Sa., 90. September.
= Mie geitern sic ~llniperiitp Ercb"
aus bel Mften nnd)wies, bat Sobn :.
Nodeieuer fir ole llniperiitGt bon
Chicago ieit ibrer @riinbung nidt
reniger ols $24.000,0 900 b%ergr9eben.
Seine eriie Sdcnfuns pon 100000
crfolgte i'm Wai 1889.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-24
Die GhpIern.

Stettin, Eeutidlanb, 90. Sept.
Wie bcute bier semeloet miro, lit
Gin Iagelobner nabe aracaYied an
Der aliattifen Cholera s%eitorben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-24
Sn Mid)monb, Sno., bat Elm ge

miiier @op s. 9arbing ben @elt.8e.
torb iiir Yianoipieler iiberboten. in.
Dem er SO Stunbep nnb 36, Minlterl
&iono ipielte. Ter bisberise @ecoro
bttrug bier Iinuten meniger.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-24

NnlabIih Oes 9eitehungS -Eroseiies
9c9en Den &edts- Goniulenten Hoien.
Baum in &oIn lit feiteeitcat morbcn,
oab Ser Ingcflagte nit elmer gall5ell
Mn5abl bon &edptsonuGlten sninm-
m%enorbeitete. Gle gmualtsfammcr
bat .iniolge oeiien bereitS gegen tic.
ben Hed)tsarhuGIte Die ebrengerid)t-
lide llnteriudyung eingeIeitet. ,sn
Den 9roBcn NftcnoerrotbS- unb @c.
ited)ungsiaa, oeiien Nuioedune lib
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-03-16
DIES As RESULT
Of INJURIES
Harry Rowe Succumbs After
a Fall From a Trapeze
Several Weeks Ago.

The death Of Harry Rowe. the ten
vear-old son OF Mrs Raymond Church
i'll. occurred yesterday morning At
80 o'clock. a. result OF fall from
= traHeze watch he suffered several
weeks ago Following he aCcideu,
the boy complained OF pains about his
head II having been aSCertaIned Dy
physicians thai he had suffered r
fracture OF the skull
During the past week his condition
became alarming. and for the last
few days very little hope had been
entertained as To his ultimate TecOY-
c. The little sufferer displayed &c
n3.- ka6le fortitude however. through
T. all. and eve~y effort VAS made hy
those who were called in 10 prOlOng
his life. and 10 effeC- his thorough re-
coverN- lie was The son OF the late
Captain Jas. Rowe. We'll known bar
pilot wac passed away nearly ten
Years ago Funeral services will take
place al 81 Michael church this af-
LeTnoCE Al 4 O'Clock. the Rev. Father
Fullerton Officiating the COTtegp le3F-
ias tie home a No. 400 West Chase
street a. $3.50 o'clock. IuJerment viii
occur in ST. MichaeIs cemetery.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-03-16
TERSELY TOLD.

The maximum temperature at PEN
sacoIa yesterday was % degrees at 4
D. M, while the minimum was Al de-
greeS at $50 a. III. Last year on the
same date the maximum was % de-
grees and the minimum 50 degrees
The average maximum for this date
is SIS degrees and the average mini
mum . degrees.
DIR. e. G. ROutzahn left yesterday
ror Tallahassee, thence to the Florida
East Coast. Mr.. ROutZahn Will give
Dne DAY exhibits in several of the
larger towns.
Mr. and Mrs, Jno. W Field. of BOs-
ton. Mass, are among local visitors
snd are much interested IN the city
and its surroundings.
B. d. Turner is here on a short
business trip from Montgomery, and
; registered at the Manhattan hotel
seymour Herzfeld is in the city from
Selma. Ala.
o B. Kinney arrived from DeFunlak
yesterday.
Il BisIer is here from AJilRiew.
and may be found at the Southern.
{. G. Brooks, We'll known Havana,
Fla. man is in the city for a day or
two.
X. Stevens. of Bagdad. arrived yes
terday, and Will remain for short
time.
{. f. Schad returned Sunday from
New Orleans. where he attended the
funeral of his grand mother, Mrs.
ThOs. Giles. who died in that city last
Wednesday. Airs. Giles was formerly
a resident OF Pensacola. having resid-
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-03-16
Nioht On Bald Mountain.

On a lonely night Alex. Benton Of
Fort Edward y. Y. climbed Bald
Mountain 10 the home Of a neighbor,
tortured by Asthma. bent on curing
him with DIT. Kings New Discovery,
that had cured GImSef of asthma
This wonderful IIediCiue soon re-
Iieved and quickly cured his HeighboT.
Later il cured his son = wife OF a Sc
we're lung trouble Millions believe
its the greatest Throat and Lung cure
Oh Earth Coughs. Colds. Group.
HemoTThages and Sore Lungs are
surely cured BY II. Best for Hay
Fever. Grip and WuOoping Cough DOC
and = -O0- Trial bottle free. GUaFan-
teed by all druggists.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-03-16
RECORDERS COURT
YESTERDAY MORNING

TIirIy-two cases were docheted for
uial In the recorders court yesterday
morning. Recorder Johnson presiding
Twenty four defendants we're found
guilty, Ave discharged and three
cases were continued. Fines aEgra-
gatinC $50 az We're assessed.
Murdoch Fountain, Robert Bell.
Wesley Dewberry and Hal Boiler. all
small negro boys. charged with throw
inS rocks At several men. window
glass bcinS broken BY. one OF the
rocks were each sentenced 10 ten
days in jail.
Fhii Catholic and Henry IsoE.. both
&C IoTed, charged with being dangerous
and suspicious character. were turn
Ell over 10 the county authoTitiPs-
John Page. cOlOTed. charged with
diSOTdeTly conduct. was also turned
over 70 the county.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-03-16
The PNEUMONIA
SEASON
MORE DEATHS FROM. PNEU-
MONA THAN FROM TU-
BERcULoSIS.
Pneumonia CT Infectious Disease.
l. Gan Be Prevented---A
Remarkable Record.
tFrosn tbs Dss MONIES Register and Leader.1

tFroin tbs Dss Moines Register and Leader.I
"Why has this season of the year become
known as the pneumonia season. Why dur
ing the closing wesk of the Old year were
there more deaths in Chicago and New ork
from preumOnis than tuberculosis! hhy
are pneumonia and related bronchial trOu-
blss beginning to take the place "f tubercu-
loSis aS the dread scourge of city life? Simply
and solely because we are devoting too much
ingenuity and energy TO dodginR the fresh
and invigoEstinE winter air that every twelve
months refrigerates our latitude.
1t is believed now that pusEmOniS ID an
infectious disease, and that IN the citlAs
where the death rate is growing 50 rapidly
tits communicated in the heated and crowded
cars. A nickel is so ANAL and the cold air Is
so chilling, that the American people are for.
getting how to wal &. The old time red that
burned the cheek of childhood does not visit
q mature face on an average of once in the
twelve months, not even the red of chilly
and pinched nose. We are getting afraid OF
the climate, and as result, the climate is
taking its re FaBge
The mere habit of turning up coat collars
has killed thousands Of people, and the far
boa has \ long list to its account, for no part
of the human body becomes delicate more
quickly because Of superfuous covering than
the throat And vet We sre multiplying
devices for turning up more coat collars. Il
IS not too early 10 recognize that this is al
wrong, that ssr climate is here to stay, and
that If We are going to live in it with con
fsrt we must accommodate ourselves to II.
It will pay to keep on good terms with tns
climate"
A great many have learned that pneuno,
mis- may be avoided by taking Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy whenever they have a
cold. Among the tens of thousands who
have used this remedy for colds and grip
during the epidemics of the past few years,
We have yet to learn of single one having
had pneumonia, which should certainly CON
vince the most skeptical of the value Of that
preparation Its remarkable cures of colds
have made il a staple article of trade and
commerce throughout the United States aad
In many foreign countries
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-03-16

strong, they experienced no unpIeas-
aHtness until sudden squat came
went over. throwing the occupants
into the icy waters They struggled
10 the capsiZed boat and chung there
for more than an hour. with the cold
water constantly breaking over them.
Capt. Broadbent of the life saving
station, was returning 10 the station
from the city in boat when he sight
cd the UpJUTned craft and the three
men and quickly went 10 their rescue,
thus possibly saving their lives. for
they could not have chung TO the boat
very much longer
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-03-16

ed for = long time on West Govern
ment street.
(. 4. Slaughter is here from Ne
ridian on business.
s. r ~! Baldwin is registered from
Hart. Fla.
". 4. Finley, Jr.. is here from
Pine Barren, and is staying at the
Escam bia.
h. q. Page arrived from Bay Mi
nette. Ala. yesterday, and Will trans
act local business.
\. G. Mckenzie. of Daphne. Ala, is
in Pensacola for day OF two
Martha HaygOod, colored. has been
taken into custody by the police and
will be detained at the city Jail until
lunacy commission investigates her
mental condition.
Army and Navy Journal: The re
tiTement of PaymasteT's Clerk II. r.
Minkler. recently on duty at the Pen
saCola yard, is the first TO take place
following the recent opinion OF the at
tOrney general. to the effect that pay
masters clerks are officers of the
navy, within the meaning of the act
OF MAY Is, 1905, and in consequence
eligible to retirement.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-03-16

\ narrow escape from drowning and
very pleasant hour spent clinsing TO
an UptUnCd boat was the experience
of a party composed of T q. RupeT,
Claire Henry and " I Reed Sunday
afternoon. when a small boat in which
they We're sailing Capsized about
three miles from the life saving sta
tioE
The party went out for a sail. and
Notwithstanding the wilma was blowing
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-03-16
Mr.. SMITH WAS
BADLY INJURED
Team of Mules He Was Driv-
ing Became Frightened at
Passing Automobile.

john Smith was seriously injured
yeaIerday morning when a team OF
mules which ne was driving became
manageable, throwing him from he
wagon, which was loaded with sup
pres for the convict camp.
The accident, which occurred IN the
vicinity of TIE Y. N. {. \ building.
VS. due 70 an automobile, which pass
e. the boy, the team having become
uEmanagea He was carried 70 the
!. N. G. \. building. where it was a.
ccrtaired that his injuries are not nee
essarily Of an alarming nature. lie Is
confined 10 his bed. however, Is -
sUli o. the unfortunate occurrence.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-03-16
HARRY DAVIS
FINED $4,000
Or ONE YEAR
HF WAS UNABLE TO PAY THE
HEAVY PENALTY FOR RUNNING
GAMING TABLE AND is HELD IN
IAIL-CASE OF HARRY JEAN
EETTE TO BE CALLED THURS
DAY.

Harry Davis. charged with keeping
gaming table and also with permit
TIM game TO he conducted in
buiIding on DeIuna street. entered z
r,fa of guilty yesterday before Judge
/. d. Beggs. in the criminal court, the
Judge sentencing him 10 pay fine OF
$50 or serve one year in the county
Ill sentence in the second count be
inc suspended
Davis did uoJ pay his fine He 81
Gan serving his sentence yesterday,
being locked MP in the county jail
The case against Harry J2anncttn,
also charged with keeping a gaming
raIIe. etc in DeI-UHa street. Will be
called Thursday.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-03-16
Special TO TIE Journal.


| North ChumUCkIa, March 1.-THE
unknown negro who brutally assault
ed Miss Ruby PentOn. the eighteen
! year-oid daughter of B. p. Penton at
the home of the latter north of this
place last Wednesday. has made his
/ escape, but the father and some Of the
good citizens have offered reward
OF $500 for his capture.
There was much excitement in this
section when il became known that
the young lady had been assaulted by
the negro. She had been left alone
at her home with her little four year
old sister. her parents going TO Milton,
while other children of the family
were at school. The young lady, who
was very i'll from the shock and ex-
element, is now improving To
journal representative she made the
following statement:
Statement by Miss Penton.
Last Wednesday morning my little
fOuT-yeaT- sister and myself were
left at home. and about IL o'clock an
unknown negro came to the house and
asked If he might get a drink of wa
ter, which is a custom with the hands
working around the tUTpentine or
chards here. Not suspecting anything
wrong | gave him permission to go to
the well. which is ia the back yard,
and | walked through the house to
the back porch to show him the well.
Just as | reached the steps TO the
rear Of the porch he stepped up and
told me he wanted a cup of coffee,
a the same time striking me on the
side of the head and face with his fist.
He then grabbed me and having a
closed pocket knife in his hand he
drew it across my throat several
1 g,4T.. 70 Ii
mouth TO get il open. but l held TO his
wrist and kept him from doing so. I
fought him until We fell TO the floor
He then chOked me into unconscious
ness. but | recovered for a short time
and called for my little sister He
then fed and made his escape.
Description of the Negro.
The following is a description of the
negro. as furnished by Miss PentOn:
Color, bright ginger cake; height, ,
feet and or 8 inches; weight. about
IJ5 or 100 pounds. age, - TO - years;
upper lii a little thick and inclined to
tu.n up When last seen he had on
dark pants. light shirt, dTab coat.
light brown crush hat with dark
brown band and binding. and was in
his stocking feet
Any party finding a negro Of this
description and II he proves TO be the
right one, will receive a reward OF
S200 They should address r. B. Pen
ton at Chumuckla
Eleven Arrested.
Posses securing the woods for sew
eral days arrested eleven negroes. but
i'm each instance they proved TO he
the wrong man when taken before
the young lady for identification.
Every effort was made ny the highly
s-Tr
man, but without success
CAPUDINE for THAT HEADACHE"
ont last night Headache and nervous
Tins morning Hicks C9pudinc Just the
thing to fit YOU for business Clears the
be4ti-bra css tHe nerves TTy it Al drug
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Tommy's Regret.

Teacher-"And don't YOU feel sOTry
fer throwing snOWballs AT that old
gentleman high har2
TOmmy-"I do. indeed. l.StoOd out
dele in de cold making snowballs for
twenty minutes and ] ain't never hit
de tall hat vet"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-03-16

Braces you up Makes new life.
Cleans, tones, regulates the bowels.
Makes new blood Strong steady
nerves Healthy system. HOLSTERS
Rocky Mountain Tea is best Spring
phySic regulates as H0thinS else can.
81 cents Hannah Bros.
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NEEDED NOW

AS Spring approaches. everybody ought
10 take a few doses Of the 5ittsrs- II
Will cleanse JHe system ~ winter iWpuI-
tiles. tone the digestive organs. make
sleep resLtul and prevent Spring Fever
Thousands Of persons have taken
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-03-16
HoStetter's
Stomach Bitters

with great Satisfaction and yOuu De
pleased with II. too Try II to-day for
Poor Appetite. TiatuIency. Heartburn,
Dyspepsia, Indigestion. CostjVeness. Bt-
iousnsss, Female Ills, Colds Grippe Snd
Malaria. Fever and Auue.
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NEGRO MAKES
ESCAPE, REWARD.
5000 OFFERED.
Father of Miss Penton and
Citizens of Chunuckla
Make Offer.

SEVERAL NEGROES HAVE BEEN
ARRESTED AND TAKEN BEFORE
THE YOUNG LADY, BUT ALL
PROVED TO BE THE WRONG
MAN MUCH EXCITEMENT
WHEN THE ASSAULT BECAME
KNOWN.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-03-16

DAINTY DESSERTS
Can only be made with the best eN-
tracts. Blue Ribbon vanilla extract
is the favOrite with the best cooks
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-03-16
ESCAPE
Of YOUNG MEN
IN THE HARBOR
Boat Containing Three o.
erturned During a Sud
den Squall.

THEY CLUNG TO THE UPTURNED
CRAFT, WITH WAVES CON-
STANTLT BREAKING OVER
THEM, UNTIL CAPT. BROADBENT
OF THE LIFE SAVING STATION,
RESCUED THEM.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-03-16
CONTINENTAL
CASUALTY COMPANY,

Edward J. Knipper, Dist Manager,
4oS Thiesen Bldg.
Health and Accident Insurance. Agents
wanted. Call or write.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-03-16

CAPUDINE for THAT HEADACHE"
ont last night Hea.a che and nervous
This morning Hicks Cspudinc just the
thing to fit YOU for business Clears the
head-bra css tHe nerves TTE IT. At drug
stores