The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-11-28


evidence sufficient to convict any boy or
person found stealing subscribers papers
after delivery of same by carrier.
Hon. T. L. Clark, a prominent at
tOrney Of Monticello, was in the city
yesterday on legal business.
Emmett Wilson, who has been hear
ing testimony in the Louisville &
expected home today.
In referring to J. Walter KehOe yes
terday morning it was stated that
Mr.. Kehoe was of Panama City.
This was an error. While he has 4
branch office at that place, his home
is still in Pensacola.
J. w. Laner, of Evansville, Ind, is
IN the city and may possibly spend
the winter here.
John Epps, who was assaulted
while sitting in a drug store, and
who was conveyed to the hospital for
treatment, will be removed to his
room in the city Monday. At least,
that was the determination last
night.
Fifteen cases in the police court
yesterday Melted $40. Eight cases
was discharged.
/. B. HiIson and wife, of Milton,
were in the city on business yester-
day.
The fishing schooner Wallace Nc
Donald, fitted with a gasoline engine,
i T-4y1 fn hn
snapper banks under such propulsion
great success in making the trip. 9th
er smacks may shortly be thus fit
ted.
Thos. Minor, captain on one of
the fishing smackS, was a party to
fight which -ooeuTreu tn q lower Psia-
fox street saloon at u O'Clock last
police station his clothing was in tat
tiers and his face was besmeared
with blood. The other party was not
arrested. Minor, arrested lby officer
Drummer, was charged with being
drunk and lighting.
The wood block paving people have
received their new concrete mixing
machine and had it working yester-
day on Intendencia street eastward
from Palafox street. Many stopped
a few moments during the day to
watch the process of mixture.
A car loaded with steel rails for
one of the steamships now loading IN
port, left the track near the corner
Of Gregory and Tarragona street yes
terday and a force of men were hours
in getting things righted again On
account OF repairs to the tracks, the
company is now using only one line
to the wharf.
Bond in the sum of $500 was made |
ast night by friends of Charles !
Faust, charged with assaulting John |
Epps, and Faust was released from |
the county Jail. For one day the bond |
was refused him, but Epps shows |
signs of recovering and the justice of |
he peace fixed the bond as named.
Citizens in the New City settlement |
last night that several head |
IS stock nightly Craze in the streets |
near their homes and they asked that |
IN officer be sent to the scene to try |
md herd them up for the city pound. |
An officer and assistant were sent |
% the scene early in the night.
The Veteran Volunteer Ffremen's
Association meets next Friday night |
It o'clock at the knights of Column
JUS hall on important business. All
members owing over six months dues
ire liable to suspension. The name
will be dropped from the roll unless
he member is present and gives a
reason. The committee
n the smoker will bring in a report.
Robert Long, cOlored, was prose
,uted in the city court yesterday as
dangerous and suspicious charac-
er, the allegation having been made
" a Greek that Long had been
aught behind his counter making an
ttempt to pilfer the cash drawer
NE evidence in the city court was
ot regarded as sufficiently strong to
old the negro and he was diSeharg-
d. Before he left the court room,
owever, Long was arrested by a