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Marble Hill press., 1910-12-22
PACKERS NEWLY INDICTED
Might Occur Through Lands
Hearing Cases,

Chicago, ln-A new set Of in
dictments charging the National Pack.
ing company and its officers with con
spring to restrain trade was returned
before Judge lands IN the United
States district court Trial on the
indictments will be brought before
District Judge George Carpenter
The new indictment was brought to
obviate any difficulty arising trol the
packers claim Of impropriety in
Judge Lands hearing the case on the
grounds that several years ago, as as
sistant United States district attor.
ney. be took part In an Investigation
OF beef packing.
Marble Hill press., 1910-12-22
ECHO OF GUINNESS AFFAIR
Indiana Judge Orders Disposition Of
s2.223 Belonging TO Andrew
Helgelein.

Laporte. Indiana,-Au ech of the
famous Belle Guinness case Vas heard
when Fred Pitner. administrator Of
the estate Of Andrew HelCelein. f!ed
his report showing that be had IN
bis possession s2223. which Judge
Gallagher directed be turned over TO
AISLE X HelgeIein Of Aberdeen. 5. D.
brother Andrew HeIgelein, .
wealthy South Dakota farmer. came
here on Mrs. Guinness invitation, eX.
pecting to marry her.
He Is known to have brought $4,000
After the GUINNESS IRE, in which Mrs
Guinness and her children lost their
lives, Helgeleins body was the first
10 be unearthed In the private grave
yard maintained BY Mrs. Guinness
The Guinness estate restored the
missing money TO the Helgelrin estate
and this goes to the brother,
Marble Hill press., 1910-12-22
ISLAND OFF SALVADOR, ~ WEST
INDIES, DESTROYED sY Sc.
WERE EARTHQUAKE.
A HEAVY SHOCK ENDS ALL
Fires ard Other Signals Of oiIresa
Vanish with Ftral Tremor When
Little speek SIPS Into SEA-
Ocean lashed 10 Fury.

Port Lmon. Costa Rioa-A; least
seventy families. vauously estimated
a; from $50 10 10 men, women and
Children, we're drowned following the
sinking O: their island home. The
island. in the center Of the Ilopango
lagoon. o1 salvador. disappeared after
& series Of earthquake shocks and
sid into he depths OF the lagoon, car.
rying With It nearly al Of tao mhabi
;Iu's
The sinking ot the island is said TO
have followed a series ot earthquakes
which we're felt thrcughog, the repub-
lie. The shocks began early in the
evening and grew in frequency and
violence a. u.Eht progressed until
about midnight. when the watchers on
shore heard the sounds ~ guns irou
he people on the ISLAND and at about
o'clock & boat load @: frightened
omen and children reached the main.
land.
Marble Hill press., 1910-12-22
After BIG sheek. OIsappears.

The survivors reported that other
boats were coming a. fast as they
could De filed. as the island was slow.
ly sinking under the feet ot the In
habi,ants. The boa,mea Of the main
land we're appealed to TO send aid.
hut. In view Of the continued shocks
and the steadily increasing violence
CT the sea in the lagoon. the bostu"n
were afraid 10 venture ont Indeed,
'hile they debated. saws the story. an.
ether and more violent tremor shook
the mainland and the FIRE and other
lights on the island vanished
In the morning not a yescEc OF the
island remained. In all i; is estima'.
ed tha; about 10 perishei in the ca.
tastrophe This is DO, the first time
that small Islands oH the mainland
have sunk after earthquake shocks
Marble Hill press., 1910-12-22
Danish Minister Robbed kina.

Copenhagen. Den. - Former Min
lister Of justice Albegu was sentenced
to eight years In prison and to repay
si.0o9 GEO Of the many millions Of
which he robbed the people during
his IL years career as banker broker
and minister Of rlstice. Albertis
thefts, the biggest In Denmarks his.
tory. involved thousands Of people, In
eludiag even the king himself
Marble Hill press., 1910-12-22

Sore flowing gosu of richest silk borrowed
rom the bishop. On his feet were long pointed
;oed shoes Of doesEin. turned up and fastened 20
the knees vith Gne chains. Hts neck Was en-
ctrcled with piece OF costly lace, and TO give a
touch Of the Oriental. turhAn wound about
his fifteenth century hat; and about the turban
was testooned necklace borrowed fer the ucca'
sion from the goodwige
Tho shepherds we're alfred quite ar sump.
tlously, They wore slssbet eoubcts and gnr.
geous coorcd trunks and the pipes upon which
they played were Of the latest fashion in French
Instrumentation. But the maEi, who icarAryed
in the shepherds company. far outsbUne their
pastoral companions Beneath their gowns they
cleaned rospcndent ia bright Hmov From top
to toe we're they encased IN mall and since they
could find no eamels IN Ronen, they rode on
donkeys, thar rroan@d beneath the burden Each
magus was accompanied by a page.
And so the procession wound on and on out OF
the portal OF the cathedral Of Rouea. Joseph snd
Mary, the suriy innkeeper bearing q lantern, 10
designate that bis part vas played in the night
King Herot the Roman emperor and lastly God
the Father God the Son anA a numerous hand
Of angels. who distributed amongst themselves
the costliest Of the abs stoIes. dalmaticas ard
copes loaned for the occasion by the clergy OF the
cathedral and the cloister of 81 Macloa Seventy
eight of these principal actors there were IN this
procession and their attendant squires and the
lesser figures n the drama numbered a hundred
and ffty more BY the time they hai passed
from cut TIE cathedral and arrived at the cIoster
II was yell on ths way toward noon Of this six
teenth ot December i472
AT intervals during the course Of the parade
the crier who headed tt stopped and blew
prolonged blast The procession halted. ard from
sts midst emerged a ioug-visaged man in the
dress os university doctor In hts hand be- held
fat scrolt Waving this asoft. be made procls.
nation
Marble Hill press., 1910-12-22

News from different portions OF the
Aleutian region indicates that there
have been great volcanic activity and
earthquake shocks in that quarter
The disturbances continued for four
days. This information affords fresh
evidence that the scientists are cor.
rect In regarding the neighborhood Of
Alaska as a center OF remarkable
seismic activity.
Marble Hill press., 1910-12-22

English lords who object to the use
of American dollars in the British
campaign will have the full sympathy
of French counts and German barons,
who think American dollars should be
devoted TO the securing OF personal
pleasure only.
Marble Hill press., 1910-12-22

A tree trimmer who had 10 look up
all the time in bis work tas gone in
sane. That ought 70 be warning to
those enthusiastic persons who spend
most Of their time on the aviation
field.
Marble Hill press., 1910-12-22

People ought to clean house Oft.
ener. Now here's a New York man
had an old trunk kicking about the
house for FIVE years before he opened
It and found that somebody had care
lessly left d dead person in IT,
Marble Hill press., 1910-12-22

With a string ot aviators touring the
country like circus, possibly ii won't
De long before We see the sky fenced
of with canvas and Young hopefuls
climbing in under the clouds to see
the show
Marble Hill press., 1910-12-22
Thieves XII Rahhiss.

London. England 1t Developed thai
the burglars who oDsBed FIRE % five
policemen. killing two. we're tuunelinE
from house they had rented In Cut.
Ter street TO the vaults Of HeEry HAr
MS !ewelry Shop IL HoundEdiich. cou-
taiuinE sI60.60a.
Marble Hill press., 1910-12-22

A big msckerel Jumped aboard q
schooner in Massachusetts waters and
provided a good breakfast for the
crew. The rivalry Of the Ananias
Club has apparently not hurt the vi.
stality of the familiar fsh-story telIers
Marble Hill press., 1910-12-22

Doctor Wiley advises against cold
storage turkey That Is very well.
eu, he should first break that hand
some bird Of iHdulgiag IN the cold
storage habit
Marble Hill press., 1910-12-22

A man says that he Is going 10
start a paper in New York that will be
free from the faults Of the other Jour
mails there It ought not TO be hard 10
start one, but keeping it going is apt
10 be uphill work
Marble Hill press., 1910-12-22

The suggestion is made that a Eond
way to conserve the forests would b.
90 use cement and steel 10 build With
instead Of lumber. This Nigh, con-
serve. the forests. but !; woaid not
conserve either the iron ore ard ooal
supplies or The builders hank 60
counts
Marble Hill press., 1910-12-22

4 Chicago woman refuses to pay for
photographs which she recently had
taken, because she thinks they make
her look too old. The photographer
should hasten 20 get new retoucher
Marble Hill press., 1910-12-22

EsylY or 80 usovninr q r~eseass- u The a1ar.
swalir1 rrrreaeEsataoe b~ean Tar vast w1ssket
rlsoe ~As thrauge& Evnfy hat alIea with TIA
Featry. the roFeA IA sF&~s In fro@t wul no witAta
snae yayis o. the slaF~ troat h38 s-sea cevvre~a
thlgAF ~GtA straw Anl hera 30 tAv Eressaa sas tAs
sAsts vH1lr thr agea sfrvsch Immediately iu trsnt
u' Rrf rather heAo~ tAe 9eyst of the stage was
tae> wth otuwas EA.s4tag hark an3 turfh Alta
Erthef n wAs g4artaas An4 eager Kathusiag
The lrsrneA aortrr ~tose suianisE: toll hAA
prepared tas &osrerrl ans whosr weeks ut labcr
bad rehears@4 ths glayeu In their part. appeared
FIRST Tn FAprt prologue After vHansttRs hss
listeners TO sieacv he assrr'e~yi for tArEn briefly
the substance et @tst wss Ahout tr be presented
90 tbs STAGE aaA aauonlshea thea Ia take to
heart the iee%cns 81 tAe usystery A. he retired
to cu.vsnteal Aegls AZ the wall a. Heravls house.
wheuec BET might a4sAusasrva#ly s~ IN gositAon tor
FEomg tag n" ACTORS deep iArasnfAtioH bvck@
eu; Within belt II Adam wrievtax ever tbs sAa
Ard fallen state q raAa
Thas the psay rpws ea for two aays pasxsnx
ROW tc t4who whence the prophets issue Ia sosetei
10 Fuansind the ccming salvation to SssArvsh TO
Heihisher Rn3 throughout the whole cstic ot The
nativity Waeh CAriSt Ia bern In nethlphsna hsf
restautles It's sHoytK and iaciter rulls ahoat the
stage In mlshty orgy o. h}ind fury The images
o' the idols ia the temple =, Rome fall crashing
from their rsdsstAls, and, hsh above all the AZ
KtlE In paradise ur hnvRrnw an their ropes above
the he|As of ralssf'se, chant rnayssticAliy tbs
praises ot tie Creator and pGo~islna the Par IN
terris
Car.nus ts the nHal scene II is placed Ia Rome
in The chamber q Augustus The emperor dressed
Hike a French duk", IL seated on a tAney chair
loaned By the mayor o' RoBsn. Eviaeutly be IL ct
AZ ease, He is reading a scroll Of the sihytlins
writings, wherein he anas q distinct pTuphecy %
the effect that Messiah Is 10 be bora In paestise
in bs'hlehem oi Iudea More and more disturbed
be becomes. and "a he PAGES the ecor of his cham.
Der be recites his woe~ IN aogxersl French. 49,
oompanied By wealth et EesticulAtioas The sua
Is already doSn beyond The gahses to the west Of
i6S Esrsst tlasa ere bis monoinrue cones 60
eod With sudden inspiration hA falls to bic
knees and ~7rships figure cf the virgta tia, M
Faculously appears the vaIl Satan ard his
erev give final saliva. and the crowd rises sti@y
10 i1s feet and weads its way hack 20 the homes
and taVstns - TIE CITY. much moves b. the spee
iArls u has besu a witness Of for two vhole dAya
Marble Hill press., 1910-12-22

nany bruaA rrtEnluK
llkc nc bead % -,
GcyrFss Ararun Ia
'ANs Upenci caverpous
lv wheu rrNper lpYrrn
wr-s gas - aps'a'lnn q;
re hssk A-4 ftaa Us
sfcs and ,hps' lssnea
rA~~s sna gusts -
srcks '-em bras,crs
eged ~ifA flirh aua
sfoWu ugaa ~itA b-,'icWs
TNruuEh thfs smoke al.
us1 0ai thw 8evN an4
his EAss 20 dr&g 70 ,hs
soas - ihr hrai Rai
ths ssvrlae4 screams =
ths aAmas pgSetga'ei
hv 10 rraf nf cAn@ta.
Marble Hill press., 1910-12-22

An English peer Is 20 marry an
East Indian princess. This precedent
plce established. may introduce dan
gerous competition in the matrimonial
title market for American heiresses.
Marble Hill press., 1910-12-22

On" sTsshlaE ~ stones la the tsu@&~r h@rr~i Aa8
tho shfrstrs e. flgrs raicu.&ir4 20 aF'ii 'n'e
nr ts.s' n'-34rafr heart pa,ssausas Tear q ~A&t
the hereafter ufEhi have - ttvrv iNr The uay~
prUtrui
Tae tuaI spectacle - tho STAGE tAa earfet'rrx
sTrc.ias wAs raraAIsr Higa Fl&cv3 above
rysr1thtak eas~ E Aa=rlnst~a AL the ssv1c I,A
cCc4tArte Es.3 'Ap Fs'h~t GgA tab sna Aa8 tic
b,ess.3 aEgrls. wers hots'ni 80 into u ~ mecsaA-
gcal u"s. and wher 'hr angels wtshed 10 aeacrn&.
A. fgr 3IstAsce oH 'hs atsht q ~ aAi!vlts over
the Colds near Eeth.eAeH yh~s AT saap~nAsi
ug ro?ev lt bard hrlGg Cos 90 ar AaEe'. FOR
there was ltf'r ehhHce fa rrt &awn Aaa streteA
ones icxe VIA 'Asse ENarr1ly raArsrtnta AaasSs
fogr others - feae" Mercy l4sttrn ard Truth, In
tuitatt0a - Ay!stH'lcs fosaf raflaa' stt'ass
Such W.-e IN Ihe rnAln tAe ~ugkAs@as" sna
thr csaracte-s tar uhteh tac rArt~uttrs saA 70
pvrvl4r AM tAc clght 5sys sscc~r8inx ta~ "rarn
ere7 oF srsat parade ~err especially basY o&es
sur thtH@ Art&@Aas
Marble Hill press., 1910-12-22
posssI Staten Robeta q $4,000

Paris, France a dispatch frog
Tanglsr, Morocco. SAYS . oogr1er a.
riTtaz froz Pea reports that ~ Cer
n2n postal s;siios .; Fs1 vas pl.Ares
81 Deos1beT &ns tle.9es E,olsn.
Marble Hill press., 1910-12-22

A scientist who recently tried TO
hypnouze a dog was bitten by the
animal He should have begun by
making the dog believe II had no
teeth.
Marble Hill press., 1910-12-22

Don't blame the faithful ben for
rots, spots. leaks or specks Her part
Of tie work was all right The storage
companies did the rest
Marble Hill press., 1910-12-22

Og idea q strong minded woman
Is one Sh7 insists tha; ste would
rather have her clothes comfortable
than fashion ? ,e
Marble Hill press., 1910-12-22

A boy committed suicide because be
Was compelled to give Up school L
is not feared that there Will be many
cases OF this sort
Marble Hill press., 1910-12-22

new card game popular n Eng.
land is called "patbit~ Il should he
explained that many Englishmeu have
chronic colds.
Marble Hill press., 1910-12-22

Circumstances aad lawyers ater
cases
Marble Hill press., 1910-12-22

Laura Jean I4hbey. who advocates
the kss,ess courtsa.9 !s pushing the
most unpopular Propaganda on record.
Marble Hill press., 1910-12-22

Il Is alleged as PROC, o' 4 New York
mans insanity ,sa, be Vas 40 good 3;
bridge whist Tats IS very Gotham.
eSQue
Marble Hill press., 1910-12-22

R-ss sAou' e.-l % Aer female
friends (: you would discover her
faults.
Marble Hill press., 1910-12-22

A -eeula- feature o, the Monday
morning papers IS the list ot dead sai
Injured among sunday agto.stS.
Marble Hill press., 1910-12-22

TIE Seine seems % have acquired
TIE ohio -.yeg has,. IN getting ever
banks
Marble Hill press., 1910-12-22

II vcp can't g.; What YOU want why
dort you cult wanting II It's merely
q state o; mind
Marble Hill press., 1910-12-22

We are = Eood iea! happier because
OF q lo, 9. things We don : kEoS,
Marble Hill press., 1910-12-22

when ,he doctor tells a nan TO 3!e:,
the patien, proceeds 70 refuse a. the
things lie G!s.kts
Marble Hill press., 1910-12-22

ANYWAY. ,se urVri,ten law seems 10
have a lg; written ahou, T.
Marble Hill press., 1910-12-22
'sIsts Nlsts sslsn'iau hae@Atis
g pr Des tAur. pscern sAriAtis

And when be had finished BIS peroraiioa IN Latin
he announced In the vernacglar the parpors Of
the celebration II was to be q great mystery
play tn honor of the nativity ot the saViOr In
ca-nAciou =; nAtlvits DE- nostrs saulTear e re
senrteur Jesurhrist" The sh~-trs o. the town.
TIE clerry q, the cathedral ana ST MAcloa many
Of the rich burEkers and the bishop himself had
given u' ibsir tine and aopeY without stint in
order thH; tbe dear townspeop8e mtEht refresh
rhslr so-ls zith a spectacle o, holy erezfs Ard
he. TIE doctor. hAe composed a mysterT play of
Marble Hill press., 1910-12-22

Without the shedding ~ h'ool there
seems TO ae 10 way o. c0uglcg,us Ae
air.
Marble Hill press., 1910-12-22

'Tpos~s 'r'u heaven from heaven hs
~ angels there cam. a gr'A' c7supA8.
WITH m.r'rr and soy and Erral snlarnuiiys
They sang t'-'y icrlow
So w--.n the sNeppards Their rip-s rau
h.nw"
Quecrest % al vas the manner 'n which these
various persCnages acre accoutsrcd BAaAm
Marble Hill press., 1910-12-22
0hti$t1na$ $t4z3> ~
~g Q4astsry Ntsy o} The qativity 6 : &S2aAg

vas early morning of the sixteenth Of December in the
oi our Lord li79 There sprghy freshness In the ait
yet touch OF ardo too for France In It's northern parts
as In the neighbohood Of Rouen where this laid
favored with sunshine and pleasant breees until the
early months the year Shops were closed the
o' the mason and the shoemaker the carpenter where
They had fallen from the hand % the where they had
been Put the hgh before hut Rouen all the
NA from the massive portal Of the cathedral the eoers
OF 81 Macou thunged and every window threatened
burst outward from the press honers seeking
Marble Hill press., 1910-12-22


little sy clear and
into order the oroVtns
oy al eight O'Clock herald the cathedral
sounded and loudly
s'Ahmg there though he
slowly to pace forward Win
He nom the darkness OF hs ArchNay
carried horrd sTear In the Ete wAis; smoking
and implements
covered with
doubt OF It's identity could be len
him
'orked tongues devils disguised
mounted on From celestial
bearing
The chronicles Of the time IA mention whether
the
Who p rryi her
After Raa came other the prophets David Isaiah jeremiah
These
Messiah shepherds FOLLOWED them playing singing
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-03-13
NEGRO WOMAN,
| 100 YEARS OLD
CLARA RICE, WHO DIED AT
GOULDlNG LAST WEEK, HAD
PASSED CENTURY MARK BY
MORE THAN SIX MONTHS.

| Clara Rice, colored, 100 years and
| six months old, died at Goulding sew
eral days ago and the body was sent
| to Holmes county. where the inter
ment took place yesterday. The wo-
man was born in the year 1910, &C
cording to the certificate which was
lfled in the office of the city clerk
Yesterday, in the state of Louisiana.
She had resided in Pensacola for
forty years. and in the county for
more than fifty years. Her death oc-
Cured on March 9.
The certificate Of the old woman>s
death recalls the fact that several
very old people were called to their
last reward during the week. Mrs.
Fliene McVoy, who died with la
grippe. was SO years of age. Mrs.
Rebecca c. Rice, who died of apo
pIexv, was so years of age. Winnie
hawthorne, colored. who died of
lsenility, was 80 years of age. and
less Griffin, colored, who died of
|nephritis. was so years of age. There
we're in all but nine deaths this week.
one died from the effects Of an ac-
.cieaut. One was a stiIlborn child.
.Ijucv Brown, "a years of age, died OF
consumption. and Edman Vann, col
.ored. "a years of age, died Of pneu-
monia.
. Three white and six coIored per,
sons died during the week. while the
births of six white and ten colored
children were reported.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-03-13

TO ARRANGE
FOR PRIMARY
THE EXECUTIVE Committeeman
HAVE BEEN NOTIFIED THAT
IMPORTANT MEETING WILL BE
HELD IN PENSACOLA WEDNES-
DAY.

Each member of the executive COM
mittee of Escambia county has by this
time received official notice from
Chairman Radcliffe of the call for
a meeting to be held on Wednesday
at $50 p. M, at the office of the
county Judge in the court house an
mex. The city members of the COM
mittee received their notices Thursday
night. while some of the country
members will probably not have re-
ceived their respective notice until
today or tomorrow. A full represen-
tation. however, is anticipated.
The first duty that the committee
will be called upon to attend to will
be that of arranging for the first and
second primaries to be held in alter
nate months. At that meeting also
the committee will consider the ques--
ton of recommending a successor to
Jos. Brown. county commissioner, re-
signed. 1t was industriously circulat-
ed last night that a city man would
be recommended, although several
strong men from the county have
been looking over the district boun-
diaries in an effort to place themselves
inside of the limits defined by law so
that they could place their names be-
fore the committee.
Anticipating the meeting, and desir-
Gus of consideration, candidates are
not idle. Thirty-four precincts will in
all probability send committeeman,
which will make the meeting quite
the largest in point of membership
attendance that has been known to
the present committee.
Practically all details for the two
primaries will be closed up at the
Wednesday night meeting. Assess
ments will be fixed on candidates.
clerks and inspectors for each of the
thirty-four- precincts will be selected:
rules governing the nominations will
be adopted, and everything connected
with a Democratic primary will be
closed up, according to the views Of
the city members spoken to last
night
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-03-13
MILTON AND
HOLLY TO Be
CONNECTED
LINE TO BE CON-
STRUGGLED, A DISTANCE OF
TWENTY-EIGHT MILES, AT
EARLY DATE.

A telephone line between Milton
and Holly is to be constructed at
an early date, thus giving connection
by phone between those points. and
which will also connect Holly with
Pensacola, as a line now runs from
Pensacola to Milton.
E. w. Peake, of this city, has the
contract to construct the line and will
commence work at an early date The
parties behind the movement are D.
Faircloth and other telephone opera
tors. The only connection between
Holly and surrounding points with
Pensacola is by boats, and the tele-
phone will be a great convenience.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-03-13
TO BUY A FINE
STOCK GLASSWARE

Ike Hirschman, manager of the Pen
sacola Crockery Co., left last night
for New York to purchase the Christ
mas stock of glass and crockeryware
for his firm.
Mr.. Hirschman will purchase one
OF the most modern and largest
stocks of goods of this character OF
goods ever brought into Florida.
Among his purchase will be large
lot Of imported goods, and to get
these for Christmas delivery it is ne
cessary that he place the orders at
once, as importers will buy abroad
what is desired only after the orders
are placed.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-03-13
MORGAN LAUGHS WHEN
TOLD OF BASELESS RuMos
By Associated Press,

Rome, March III. P. Morgan en-
loved hearty laugh today when he
heard for the first time of the rumor
that he was dead.
q am accustomed to such tricks"
he said. They are planned simply to
affect the market momentarily. |
have never felt as well as 1 do now"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-03-13
REWARD FOR ARREST OF
FORMER BANK TELLER
By Associated Press.

Atlanta, Ga, March Ex-Governor
Brown today proclaimed a reward of
5000 for the arrest of James NJ. DOYLE.
former teller of the Hibernia Bank Of
Savannah, who is being sought on
warrants charging the embezzlement
of S9,96S.S9. Doyle is described in
the proclamation as resembling the
printed pictures of Bill Nye. with the
exception of not being bald"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-03-13

supposed to be named Barker iump
ed from a Seaboard Air Line traiI,
while it was crossing the Manates
river near here yesterday and is sue,
posed to have drowned. In some
clothing left by him on the train was
letter addressed to Mrs. Bertha
Barker, lat Fourth avenue. New
York, in which the writer declared
that as he had failed to make her
happy he proposed to end it all. The
body has not been recovered
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-03-13
MAN TRIED TO
STEAL LAUNCH

A Waterman aboard the launch
Edna c at O'Clock this morning re-
ported that an unknown party board
ed the launch, started to unite the
lines and take the boat into the bay.
He made a noise and the alleged thief
ran away. He was chased and lost in
a string of box cars.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-03-13
FOUR NEGROES
CAUGHT GAMING

Four negro boys employed at the
San Carlos hotel were caught gaming
by officers about o'clock this morn
ing and placed under arrest. All gave
bond for their appearance and trial
Monday morning.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-03-13

Friday night Officer Fred Milford
recognized Myrtle Lee, white. parad-
ing on the public streets attired in
the dress Of a man. He promptly ar
rested her, sending her to the station
Tor violation of the section referred
TO. Yesterday she pleaded guilty to
the charge and a fine Of So and costs
was imposed.