The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-05-05
TERSELY TOLD.

Capt. J. Ed. O'Brien reached home
yesterday and is being warmly greet
ed by his many friends. He will prob
ably remain until after the first pri-
mary.
Secretary Waterman, of the Cham
Der of Commerce. has received notifi-
cation that any member of the Cham
Der of Commerce who desires to make
the trip to Panama from New Orleans
can do so, getting the rate on the ex-
cursfon of the Commercial Secretaries
Association, the steamer leaving there
at the conclusion of the convention On
May %.
A civil case, which had an ending
rather out of the ordinary, was heard
in the county court yesterday. The
case' was the suit of S. S. Leonard
against L. L. Hughey for $3.50, the
amount being alleged to be due for
work performed. The jury found
against the plaintiff and then in turn
found for the defendant in the sum of
1868, this, it is claimed, being the
value of some material used belonging
to the defendant.
Ice will be furnished daily hereafter
to all the truck houses in the city at
the city's expense, such request having
been made by the chief of the depart
ment last night, it being granted.
The launch Swan, which came over
Monday from Camp Walton, VIII re-
turn this morning
A force of workmen who had been
busy for some days making repairs to
the army steamer r. n. Batchelder,
now moored at the Gulf Machine Com
pany's wharf, was stopped from fur
Their work yesterday by an order from
the local post, through which it had
been transmitted from higher author
ity. 1t is believed the steamer will be
assigned to another southern post. The
idea was that the steamer was on the
way to Boston.
A thinning game of baseball was
played by a visiting negro and a local
baseball team at Lincoln park yester-
day afternoon, the local team winning
in score of 4 to 3. The local team
will leave for a series of games along
the gulf coast this morning, playing
three games at Mobile, New Orleans
and Moss Point, Miss, and playing
three games again at Mobile on the
return trip.
TWenty-three cases were docketed in
the recorders court yesterday morn.
| ing, and fines aggregated $65. Eour
cases were continued, two defendants
were discharged and two were bound
over to the county authorities.
! The Ladies' Society of the Lutheran
church. was scheduled for meet
ing this afternoon at o'clock, at the
home of Mrs. E. Riedel, No. 610 West
| Garden street, has postponed the meet
| ing until Friday afternoon at the same
hour, on account of the funeral of the
late young Mr.. White today at the
Lutheran church.
The regular weekly plea day was
held by Judge Beggs at the countHjai
yesterday. Ike Barber, Will Brown
Sam Davis and Robert Wilson, fol
gambling, were sent to the county
roads for three months in default o.
the payment of a fine of $50 and costs
H. E. Underwood, for public profanity
was fined IS and costs or twenty days
Lucius Taylor, for petty larceny, wa!
fined S. and costs or forty-five days
A. w. Waldron, for obtaining none,
under false pretenses, was fined So;
and costs or three months. This is
negro negromancer who played upol
the superstitious side of a negro wo
man and obtained money for a bottl,
of "hoodoo' mixture.
TEMPT THE APPETITE.
Flavor the buildings. custards AM
ice cream with Blue Ribbon Vanill
Extract,
5 or doses 1866" will cure an,
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