The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-11-22
TERSELY TOLD.
IS 90 REWARD

The journal will pay $500 reward for
evidence sufficient to convict any boy Or
person p found stealing sueser!ner'' papers
Street Superintendent w. H. Hutch.
, inson Is confined to his home by ILL
ness. His friends hope to see him out
in a few days.
Rufus Jones. the popular secretary
Of the Pensacola Progressive League.
continues Ill at his Gadsden street
home. Mr.. Jones was attacked with
rheum atism over two weeks ago and
has been confined to his room since
then. His condition was reported as
somewhat improved yesterday and
his friends hope that he will soon be
able to be out on the street again.
A small roof blaze at the corner Of
Gadsden and Coyle streets early last
evening damaged house occupied by
Bette Powell to the extent Of several
dollars. The truck companies re-
sponded and prevented greater dam
age. The fire originated, 1t Is be-
lieved. from the hue.
Sheriff Van Pelt returned yesterday
from Greenville. Miss, with J. d. Ross,
ment in custody. Ross procured bond
Immediately upon his arrival and was
given his freedom while the prepare
tionA for his hearing in criminal court
are being made. He IL a former in
suranoe agent Of this city.
Sheriff John Collins, Of Santa Rosa
county. was q brief visitor to the city
yesterday afternoon. He arrived at
AIS and left on the 5:15 train for
Milton. The sheriff was here attend
ing to business matters connected
with his ONCE.
Jurors for the December term Of
circuit court, which convenes here
Dec. 5, are being drawn in the office
of Sheriff Van Pelt Deputies will to-
day commence summoning those
whose names have been drawn for
jury service. An important term Of
this court is scheduled for December.
John Purdy, who resides on East
Hill. Is exhibiting a vegetable freak
grown in his garden. It is a radish
Of the icicle variety four inches long
and three-quarters Of an inch in diam
eter. When sprouting from the seed
it entered the narrow opening in a
brass garter clasp provided for attach
ing to the elastic fabric. As 1t in.
creased In size there was developed
an odd shape. It appears as two per-
feet radishes carrying between them
at the middle the clasp. The curio
has been put in a preservative and
may be seen by anyone interested.
L. B. Stringer, Of Jackson, Ala.
formerly circulation manager Of the
Evening News, Is in the city mingling
with his many friends.
r. e. NJ. Porter, Of Jacksonville, is
| among those who are stopping at the
San Carlos.
Fred Loeffell. of Jacksonville, is
among the visitors in the city. He is
stopping at the San Carlos.
D. B. Caell and wife. Of Jackson
Vile, are among the late arrivals at
the San Carlos.
Among those who are stopping at
the San Carlos 10 F. M. Buggott, of
Milton.
G. c. Harris, Of Jacksonville, is
among the number Of F1oridians
l otOPpAA6 oS IAC 0ou SoA lOS CONoy.
VIM. Cessna, Of santa Rosa, is
among the prominent guests Of the
San Carlos.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Wentworth, of
Mobile. are among the guests Of the
San Carlos.
! c. Fl. Walker, Of Panama City, is
among those who are registered at
the San Carlos.
| c. p. Hannah and wife, Of MANS
tee. Ala. are among the visitors in
Y the city. They are at the Nanhat-
, tan.
/ Thomas J. Hall. of Montgomery, Is
in the city. He Is stopping at the
Manhattan.
| Among the guests Of the Manhat.
tan is r. W. Storrs, Of DeFuniak-
B. F.'Nays, Of DeFuniak. Is among
| the visitors here today. He is regis
! tered at the Manhattan.
\ O. G. Mccormick, Of Tallahassee, is
| among those who are stopping at the