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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-03-18
another COAL
CARGO COMING
COLLIER HANNIBAL, NOW AT
NAVY YARD, WILL GO TO NOR
FOLK, RE-coAL AND COME
BACK WITH The CHOICE FUEL.

1t was announced last night that
the United States auxiliary collier
Hannibal, Capt. w. /. Eisler, COM
handing, which brought a cargo of
coal to the Pensacola navy yard for
use Of the torpedo flotilla and other
naval vessels which may be ordered
here, is about unloaded and will sail
for Hampton Roads shortly. to re-coal
and bring another cargo for the naval
vessels to come here. A return of
the collier is probable within the next
twenty days.
This collier, owned by the United
States navy, possesses the distinction
of being manned solely by Ameri-
cans.
Upon the discharge of the next car
go which will be sent down here at
once, the collier will be docked, it was
announced, and repaired at the local
yard, the officers having recognized
the superior facilities here accorded
for repairs. Capt. Eisler has express
ed the desire that there be a general
overhauling of his vessel here. as he
fealizes he can get equal service
as that furnished at either Norfolk,
or New York, where battleships and
cruisers are ordered for repairs, it
being about the general idea at most
yards that battleships and cruisers
take the precedence over GOLFERS and
repair ships, which practical people
realize are absolutely necessary for
the maintenance of the big ships
The additional coal cargo here is
needed for the torpedo flotilla coming
on March 81 or thereabout. The flo
tilIa will consist of vessels of the
latest of that type, all being provided
with turbine engines, all of which will
be interesting to visitors of me-
chanical turn of mind.
RAILROAD SHOP MERGER
REPORTED OVER IN MEXICO
BY Associated Press.
Eagle Pass, Tex, March lit is
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-03-18

being carried on at Brenau. DIR. Pearce
is proceeding on the theory that in
order thoroughly to master a Ian
guage one must live through all eX-
perience of native individual from
childhood to maturity. Miss Ava Ia
keda is the young Japanese student
upon whom the experiments are being
made. Miss Takeda has but recently
arrived from Japan. She is nineteen
years of age and was born and reared
in Toxic and has received a very fine
education in her native country. She
will spend the next three years at
Brenau and as soon as she has mas
tered the language she will be given
a regular collegiate course.
In order to test his theory and to
enable Miss Takeda to acquire the
language in the most thorough man
ner, DR.. Pearce has arranged for her
TO go through as rapidly as possible
the entire grammar school course in
the Brenau Preparatory School. On
account of her unusual natural bright
ness and her previous study of Eng
lish in Japan, it is expected that she
will complete the ten grades of the
preparatory school in a few months.
In this way she will come as near
as possible living through the in
tellectual experiences and acquiring
the concepts of native American
child While she will cover in a
few months the subjects which re-
uuire ten years for the native child.
These subjects will be presented in
their proper order and it is believed
that her grasp of the language will
thereby be made as comprehensive as
that of native.
Miss Takeda is already very popu.
lar in the school. Her gentle man.
ners and quaint forms of expression,
together with her picturesque oriental
costumes, render her an attractive ad-
dition to the college community.
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BOAT CLUB TO
BUILD A HOME
COUNCIL WILL BE ASKED. TO-
LEASE SITE AND COMMODloUS
BUILDING WILL BE ERECTED
FOR CLUBS USE.

At a special meeting of the Pensa-
cola Yacht and Motor Boat Club, held
last night, special committee con-
sisting of Messrs. R. B. King and VIM.
A Durham was named for the pur-
pose of drawing UP an ordinance for
presentation to the council asking for
a site for lease. upon which the club
will erect a handsome home. The
committee will get to work at once
and will probably have the measure
ready for the council by the next regu-
lar meeting.
The club decided to have another
regatta in the near future. and will
talk about the dates and all other
preliminaries at a. dinner, also de-
cided upon last night. to be shortly
given at the pavilion across the bay.
This is in charge of the entertain
ment committee. and Messrs. y. j.
Lillard and Peter Lindenstruth were
added to that committee at the meet
ing last night.
The treasurer's report showed Il
substantial balance on hand.
At the regatta match race will be
held between the swift Gem and
the equally swift Ora
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GIBSON DYING
At HOSPITAL
NEGRO WHO WAS so SEVERELY
CUT BY ANOTHER BLACK MAN,
FOR WHOM POLICE ARE HUNT
ING, HAS FEW HOURS ON
EARTH.
EARTH.

Will Gibson, the negro who was Sc
verely cut several nights since by an
other negro, for whom the police are
looking, was reported dying at mid
night. The hospital telephoned such
information to the police station. in
forming Chief Sanders of Gibson's
condition.
The negro who was alleged to have
cut Gibson has not been captured
The police are looking for him, but
it is believed that he has left the
city.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-03-18
PLENTY OF IRISH
IN PENSACOLA

A. Henry White & Bro, ''Pensacolas
authority on mems and boys wear,
advertised yesterday that they would
give away small shamrocks during the
day as souvenirs.
Before 8 O'Clock in the morning over
one thousand of the little souvenirs
had been called for and the Irish in
Pensacola's population continued to
manifest itself by repeated requests.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-03-18

The Journal will pay $500 reward for
evidence SUFFICIENT to convict any boy or
person found stealing subscribers papers
after delivery of same by carrier.
G. II. Drummond and wife, of St.
Andrews, arrived last night, register
ing at the San Carlos,
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Falls, after
pleasant visit to S. A. Davis. have
returned to Pleasureville, KY.
The charter for the West Florida
Livestock and Fair Association was
recorded in the Office of the circuit
clerk yesterday.
G. II. Purvis, of Atlanta, vice-presi-
dent of the company operating the
steamship Manteo, arrived last night,
taxing rooms at the San Carlos. Bust
ness In connection with that company
calls him here at present.
Circuit Clerk Macgibbon yesterday
made the announcement that he
would publicly draw from the jury
poX on March Is the names of thirty
SIX voters to serve rs grand and
petlt lurymen during the spring term
of the circuit court.
what was known as the Rand prop
erty, on South Palafox street near
Pine street, was sold Yesterday by
c. G. Hartsfeld, owner TO F. Al,
Blount. trustee, for about $4,000. The
pAes was described a. lot 6 block Ia
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-03-18
WORMOLOGY

should be studied by every parent. If
your child is nervous, fretful, starts in
its sleep, is pasty faced, has rings I'M
der it's eyes, always seems hungry, is
not gaining weight, you can be sure
the trouble is worms. Whites Cream
Vermifuge is an absolute cure for
worms. Is It's own purgative. Sold
bv all druggists.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-03-18

reported that the shops of the Next
can International Railroad, across the
river in Mexico, are to be taken charge
of by the Southern Pacific and at an
early date and that the Southern Pa
cif1c is Also contemplating taking over
the Mexican International Railroad.
Men in touch with high officials OF
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-03-18

EASTER EGG DYES.
Transferros in pictures.
Solid colors in tablet and
powder forms. The Crystal
Pharmacy.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-03-18
A JAP NESE
GIRL IN SCHOOL
INTERESTING EDUCATIONAL Elk
PERTINENT is BEING CONDUCT
ED AT GEORGIA coLLEGE-RE-
SUITS WATCHED WITH INTER.
EST.

Under the directions of DR.. H. J.
Pearce, president Of Brenau College,
an interesting and rather novel ex-
pertinent in language instruction is
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-03-18

Prompt relief in all cases of throat
and lung trouble if YOU use Chamber,
lain's Cough Remedy. Pleasant to
take, soothing and healing in effect.
Sold by all dealers.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-03-18
EASTER EGG DYES.

Transferros in pictures.
Solid colors in tablet and,
powder forms. The Crystal
Pharmacy. :
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-03-18

ward Payson Weston, the pedestrian,
arrived here at $50 this morning, hav.
ing spent the night at Nickerson, II
miles from this place. He left here
for Newton Weston is now eight
days ahead OF his schedule.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-03-18
PURITY AND STRENGTH.

Vanilla Extracts are of different
grades of strength and purity. Blue
Ribbon is the highest of both.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-03-18

Sixteen cases were disposed of in
the city court yesterday, the fines and
costs amounting to $45. Fannie Nc
Clure, for disorderly conduct and be-
ing drunk, was bound over to the
county courts.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-03-18

the Mexican Information Railroad have
indicated their belief in the truth of
the rumors.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-03-18

water front, having frontage of
twenty-five feet on Palafox street. The
firm of Mcclure G Ferriss put through
the deal
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-03-18
SHRINERS CONVENTION
TO BE LARGELY ATTENDED
BY Associated Press,

New Orleans, March 17.-Advices
received here from various temples of
the organization throughout the coun-
try indicate that the Shriners conven-
ton 10 be held in New Orleans April
1914 will be one of the most largely
attended on record. Many of the dele
cations have expressed their intention
of making the trip on special trains.
Already signs of welcome and decora-
tions are being put up and elaborate
arrangements are being made for the
entertainment of the visiting Shriners.
Read The Journals Want
Ads. and profit thereby.
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WESTON, THE PEDESTRIAN,
TAKES A PEEP ON KANSAS
Hutchinson, Kas., Marcn 17.-Ed-
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SUBSCRIBE FoR the JOURNAL.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-03-18

Sold by druggists every.
where. so cts. full sized pkg.
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TERSELY TOLD.
$500 REWARD.

The Journal will pay $500 reward for
evidence sufficient to convict any boy or
person found stealing subscribers papers
after delivery of same by Carrier.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-03-18

Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Falls, after
pleasant visit to S. A. Davis, have
returned to Pleasureville, Ky.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-03-18

G. II. Drummond and wife, of St.
Andrews, arrived last night, register
ing at the San Carlos.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-03-18

Stuart's Dyspep-
STA Tablets will
di S solve # at
once.
Sierra County advocate., 1910-03-25

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Sierra County advocate., 1910-03-25

Do you know that the bayonet was
so-called because it was first made at
Bayonne, France? That coffee re
ceived its name from the reason that
it first came to Europe from Kaffa?
That candy was first exported from
Gambia? That tobacco was so-called
from The island Of Tobacco, the home
of Daniel Defoe. imaginary hero, Rob
inson Crusoe? That the tarantula was
q notorious pest in the vicinity Of Tar
anto? That Cambria was made at
Cambray? That muslin was made at
Mousseline? That calico was made at
Calicut? That dimity was made at
Damietta? That milliners first Piled
their trade at Milan? That the mag
netic property of iron was first noticed
in that dug in the neighborhood of
Magnesia? Ask your friends, and see
how many Of them know these facts?
-Ex.
Sierra County advocate., 1910-03-25
Memoaries Of A Greenhorn.

A lecture with the above title, the
personal recoIlections of a greenhorn,
will be given at the Court house, Mon
day evening, s P. M. by Rev. J. F.
Hedg peth. In lieu of regular adj
mission charge, silver Offering will be
taken. This lecture has been deliver d
elsewhere to appreciative audiences.
Let everybody come.
Sierra County advocate., 1910-03-25
LOCAL NEW 8.

Easter Sunday, March 9th.
Fred Shaw is up from Rodey.
For Cedar fence posts. See Gage
Frank Fink is down from Hernosa.
H. A. Ringer left last Saturday for
Ell Paso.
For Insurance, see the Sierra coun-
ty Bank.
Don't forget the dance Saturday
night, April 2nd
Mrs L. H. Worden is the guest Of
Mrs. w. G. Kendall
DR.. F. l. Given is confined q his
home with rheumatism.
Fred Hiltscher left this morning for
El Paso to be absent two weeks.
Will N. Robins returned Monday
from business trip to El Paso.
Some seventy-fve men are working
for the Statehood Mines company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Nations, Of Her
mosa, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Thos.
Rix.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. P. McCorlxle return
ed from a trip to Las Cruces last Fiji
day.
C. H. Laidlaw, Of Fairview, was
Hillsboro visitor the early part Of the
week.
e. Fl. Pickford and i r. Nelson Of
Lake Valley, We're Allisboro visitors
last Monday
Jim Liesse and Alex. Maxwell came
up from Las Palomas Tuesday, return
ins " 0al'e9o''5.
Several men lett here yesterday for
the Dude mine where they have OBJ
tained emnloyraont
Raw H;,ar who bas beon . stroo+
car conductor il ii paao for J lone
time ;s home - ] visit
ey orders at the sierra County Bank.
Payable any where in the world. Try
one
We are in receipt OF card from Mr..
~ " - ~ sl's ss'l"s - - ~. qra 'eil0 C;t lil'
.oe = = ~" '0N'''S'' - -'''
~
"A new gasoiine engine ana pump 1of
nanv arrived boro Tho aarlv mart If
tho uooL
All persons Interested IN the welfare
oa,astoa M - n,ant - 1Iinsnh Han cnnda,,
,,or,,;,,o 49,
1t rings to beat the band The Iron
Clad Alarm CLOCKS are the = ia1est n:;a, anu
Jewelry Store.
Mr. and Mrs VIM. +. Han ieft last
Sierra County advocate., 1910-03-25
isfaction guaranteed. Geo. H. D's-
niger, Agent.

i4E 11S CIll.
Billy Williams, who has been black
smith at the Dude mire. las severe
his associations with that company and
may accept a position with the State
hood Mines company
Hig best prices paid for all kinds of
Wild Animal Skins. Save your Coyote,
Wildcat Panther. Wolf, and Skunk
hides. We want thousand skins dur
ing next sixty days. Address. A. H.
Hutton MER. Co, San Antonio, New
Mexico. feb17-tf
J. G. Plemmons came up from the
river wednesday evening and spent
Thursday in Hillsboro lie left this
morning for Hermosa On business con-
nected with the Paloma Chief mine.
The Hiltscher Bros. will soon install
an 8-horse- power gasoline engine to
supply the place Of the present Ship
engine at their starnbelg mine. The
engine now in use is too light to do
satisfactorily the work required of it,
Fred Mister returned Monday from
months absence ~ Grant county
Fred spent part Of the time at the
Ail'liofeS nor springs Whien ne says y
9 very comfortable resort winch = Wen
patronized the year around, the ac-
cohlinoaa0ons oelAg hfs'-ciaas ana very
fsts3aa9ie.
Sam Hiaalgo came down from Her
m9sa last saturday sam is y the
employ @ the ocean wave Mining
company ana reports everything run
hing smoothly, aud thaG tae company
= making regular weekly shipments q
concentrates.
w ri Bucber long connected with
tbe Sierra County Bank Of this place
has gone 10 El paso and taken the po-
sition Of business MANAGER Of tie /
wholesale grocery business Of tba
James A Dick COMPANY Mrs Bueb-
er will 90 to M Paso during the com
no fall
lhe beV, Joei FRANK Heagpatn' ne
assisfaa bv tba Rev r e Meat.ar has
haa-, holajng raof.lar ovaning eary,caa
Il tha cbgr,h tb,s week Mr Hado-
18th ;s n,ost infaroatine, tallSar and
has enioved a laroe audience every
avaning Ha wiIl ranain here over
,Ton5ag
Inc dramatic iao II now 93o 60 the
good. Inc receipts OF tne iast enter
Galnment amounted to Sl5o.25' as fol
lows; reserved seats, Slo9.o9; PLAN
tickets, ". 99, door receipts $zl.2oi
4sh ~ ~. Ine expenditures are as
n,alge ~ AZ 20, IL po+ar Gales
aro,;;,,r eranoru al ~ eio,r,
Co,,,,+2, A5uooa+a od,,eetio;no o+e
e. "a pioro nar,,,or+ 600 * cloan
'ng bon atc 90 "a p = Tonr
- M KolIo,. MAI, e. ~ 90 %
ovno,so o. "a To+a1
a,-ranl;t,,ro eo5 Ok pslanoa =, ha,1
AK oo
me san Diego, (Cahl sun recently
,oh'a'heo 'ie ioiioWiag i'nperia' heaeh
tenn "mch IS Oh much interest 70 tne
oeopie u 'iiis comm uDi'y' oiicie
1as put in a complete stock Of souve-
1r cards devoted to Imperial Beach s
.;.4 oe ;4o,.oa4 AR. Dsa;.... -.
Sierra County advocate., 1910-03-25

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1eparierer. Sest lit Die 3eit Die
Yianos tpabreno 6es Sommers au
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i6rieben in meiner @eaeumdri
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Items. 3aBt @u6 3eit9niiie frei are
I6iden.
s.. S. gbeneb& 60. SoIebo. 8.
8erfaaft bon alien &potbeten, 75c.
Sau's EaniGienIgi1en iinb Die beiten.
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Spiitpi il6er 3rphi6ttistt.

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lde 9i6ter uno 8biloiop3, Lot nel-
li6 einmol 8elegenbeit gc6abt, ild)
einem Serrn @ebring aus 0nloba
gegeniiber, Ser iid nit e':eln 9rief
bon &m. S. 9rpan bel inn ELM
fiibrte, iiber 1tniere 8ro3ibitionsbe-
megnng aus5uipreden. 3por Bat er
olele 8enegnttg ni6t ale elgetler
Ini6altl1nq fennen gelernt. aber
luas er itber tie iagte, nor trOBoeGl
ri6tig uno t~reffeno.
u@arum ion Ser Sonoel nil gel,
itieen @etrdrrfen perboten msroen"
fraete er. v@orum ion i6 nidt trim.
fen oirfeil, mas mir 6e(ie6t, 10
longe i6 feline grceiie ueriibe?
@enn Elm Meni6 iid our S~itlnloiig-
felt betrinft, 10 lit SOS fetl1 8rurtb
oofiir, ooB einem altoerlt Der Sc
nuB BON Sptrituoien ltnterlagt
miro. SIR 4merifaner ieio III bic
ier Sroee poaitanoig ouf DEM lnf-
iben @eee. 8robibition lit nidt
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ni6t. Sd, ielbit trinfe MIR lnenia
geilttge 8etranfe, neil i6 nleinen
2euten NIT Dem guten @eiipiel +oor-
ul1geben Mil, aber oie Probibition
balte i6 fir mtberlinnig, tnrorniid
uno i6aolid."
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Hare @nii6t, mir moaten mir Ser
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lonoern ben 0u6obor8en i'm aau=
faius, Die lieber ale er1enfli6er
gerfolerngen e~rorloen, ala ooB lie
SoIoaten perben. 9ieie 2e.tte 'ino
Martprer Ser Srieoensioee uno tim
mebr fir bieielbe, als id getan boz
be ooer tun fam"
9os lift nun cine gang foli6e @uf=
foiiung. Die 9rdobor5en iillO Ror-
rem, oie nit ibrem o~olitanbig
5nedloien @ioeritato gegen Die
Stoatseemalt nur iid in's ltnglilf
6rineen, ober Ser 5rieoen5ioee lrl0
Der 8rieoensbeipegune niht Die
Spur niiben.
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gen stootelt, nit Giui6luB Ser Iri-
tii6en aolontert tim nur 81 y. ).
obgenonnnelt, m0Greno lid) bic
8roB6ritunniens I'M II y. $. per<
ntiloert bat, Scr Miidgong ser
Segeli6ifftonnoge ober iii C. gera.
De, Der geWilierlnoBen Sen Ausglci9
5ugltniten @roBbritonnienS b~er6cige-
fiibrt, ga Die 2eiitllngsfd6iQfclt Ell
ner 9onpfertom1e Dem GrcinbGlb-
6is 8ierfo6en eiller Seglertonnc
gleid ST. odten lit. @eben lpir bon
oleler gere6nung olts, 10 fonnen
mir in england cine 3unabnr: Der
8eionmttonnage i'm lebten 8iertel-
i%obrbunoert ltnt runo 1876, bel Den
ii6ri9en Stanten oogegel: bon etlna
200 b. $. a%nnebmett.
Srob Ser uerbdltnisn.aBlg gerlt1-
acren 3rnobme Ser Oor1pfertounae
ae bebauptet @roBbritonnien lto6
%intnler oen erlten 8laB al3 G6iffs-
6eliberin Ser @eIt. @ieriiber giabt
Die folgenoe Su6elle, sic Den Sam
pferbeiit aQer idifffofrttreibenocn
8olfer i1t Bartholomew et1t1dlt, bcn
heiten @ufi6luB. ga aud lie lio6
Den Sobren 1886, 1900 uno 1910
~einoeteilt i'll, seiet ite oleid5eitia
Die g1tttpidlung oes Sonnengcbo(ts
int SEN oarilt entboltenen 2d6ern:
1886 1900 1910
@nelanb nit
Solo
MEN $780, 900 2 ,149, 900 18.o59,o1o
9eutId5
lanD 604,oo 2.16o,ooo 3.95o,0oo
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reid $4,000 1.o52,o oo LAS. 900
Hors
meaen 400 765,ooo 1922, 900
osapan $4,000 489, 900 tai, 900
S'tnlten 1876, 900 $4,000 98S.O00
6oaonb 100. 100000 983 900
Shipe>
Ben 10000 10000 $4,000
Oe1trrei1z
5panien 361 900 $4,000 1900
9dnee
mari 143, 900 $4,000 e72. 900
A1ND
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gredt midjt %smiammem.

Shmere @nforoerungen ar sic
2ebensorgane peruriohen eiilen GU
iammenbrud. Wan fam @tagen,
2eber, 9ieren ooer Nerpen l,iht
iiberbiroen obne S6aben su ieiben.
electric 8itters lit oas Sdrubnlittel
oagegen. Mrs. 8. 6. San Sc Ganoe,
airflano, SD, fdreibt:: v9aB II llrr-
ter breimonatli6en ldmerel, aniireil-
gungen nidt fundamentally ber-
oanfe i9 mir Sen electric 9ittcrs."
SOC ben aaen 9ruggilten.