The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-06-24
TERSELY TOLD.

Mr.. and Mrs. r. Lewis are now &C.
cupying the Armstrong residence on
Spring street.
Ccores of people yesterday viewed
with varying degrees of morbid curl
osity the pile of bones which had
been dug up by workmen employed
in making excavations for the new
county jail. About as many opinions
regarding the bones were advanced
as there were people viewing them,
for everybody seemed to hold differ
ent theory.
Piercing screams greatly alarmed
a neighborhood last night at 10
o'clock, on East Romano street, near
AlcaniZ street. Residents teIephoned
the police station, but could give no
names and nobody was arrested. It
appeared that a negro woman had
started in to correct a 12-year-old girl
with stick, and the latter, receiving
one installment of the intended chas-
tisement, ran screaming at the top OF
her voice into the street and disap-
peared. The woman Informed an in
curing policeman that she had
started to 'whup her chillen' an dat
sal ruined way. Sho EFF can't
whup my chillen.' how's dey to be
good?" The officer made no arrests.
New sidewalks of the concrete type
were completed and opened to traf-
fic yesterday on both sides of Zarra-
gossa street west of DeVilliers for a
considerable distance, and the films
have been prepared for additional
walks on Coyle street, extending to
the north side of Maine street. This
is departure that will be appreciat-
ed highly by people patronizing the
Bayshore line. for heretofore but one
lnterSecting street to Main street had
been used to any extent to reach the
cars. The new walks are considera-
bly, above the street level line, but
follow the grades exactly. Two con-
crete mixing machines are now en-
gagged in the work, but the contractor
has assured the city engineer that
as many more machines will be in
stalled just as soon as they can reach
the city.
People interested in local enter
prises will be pleased to learn that a
great deal of the brick used in the
new county Jail building is made
within thirty miles of Pensacola, in
Escambia county. Quite a consign-
ment reached here yesterday and was
unloaded at the building site. Archi-
tect Benz said that very few of them
will be thrown out, and as a product
they were very fine.
Curtis and Ben Ezell, messenger
boys, reported to the police station
at II o'clock last night that they
had each lost a bicycle, and each Of
them left description of their re-
spective property. The boys stated
that the wheels were taken from the
spot where they were left, in front of
the Star Theatre. and they believe
they have been stolen. They furnish
ed minute descriptions of each BIZ
cycle, and the police will ,endeavor to
find and return their property.
An artilleryman who was too in
toxicated to give his name, was found
asleep on a trailer, which stood at
the Bayshore line station about 11:I5
io'clock last night. At first it was
thought something else besides being
intoxicated was the matter with him,
and he was carried bodily to the po-
lice station, across the street. Then
it was discovered that it was a case of
plain drunk. A charge TO such effect
was preferred against him. ~
DoUsLE STRENGTH VANILLA.