The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-02-27
HOTEL ARRIVALS

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Manhattan-George Banon and wife
st. Paul, Mimi; e. l. Norton, Phils
delphia, Pa; Mr.. and Mrs. R. Bal
clay, Menominee, Mich; Earl 0. Lucky
st. Louis; w. H. Keeler, Camp Wa
ton; Asa Irwin, Pittsburg, Pa; Z. \
Pierce, Macon, Ca; E. ]. Gaines, NeN
Orleans; Chas. Riger, Birmingham
Ala.
Escambia-Chas. s. Baukh, Ne0
York; w. ]. Rouse, Williamsport, Pa.
VIM. F. Jack, Latonia, KY; F. E. Bic
| lock, Canton, Pa; Louis A. Weiss an
wife, Mrs. P ]. Ruby and daughter
Chicago, H.; R. E. L. McCaskill, Free
port, Fla; H. NJ. Faulk, Oshkosh
Wis; Edna Yon Tallahassee, Fla; ]
F. Heinkie, New York; John +
Agnew, Pittsburg, Pa.
Southern-G. W. Mccormick, Mi
Sterling, KY; Chas. Ranken, 81
Louis; L. L. Ward, Montgomery; ]. I
Comet, Cincinnati, o.; VIM. Mareuct
Rushville, Ill.
Merdhants-E. Walker, F1omaton
H. G. Jacob, Moline, Fla; Ed. Nc
Eachern, Columbus, Ga; e. S; Lock
stone, Atlanta, Ga: J. T. Virgins
Milton, Fla: D. B. Norton, Louisville
KY; It. H. Temple, Montgomery, Ala.
F. Carlin, Milton; D. o. Rice, Ports
mouth, O.; capt e. Teensma, Rotte1
dam; F. Kimberley and wife, New Ha
ven, Conn; Henry J. jacob, Moline
Fla; John Pitts and wife, Muscogee
Max Lilienthal, Selma.
San Carlos-Ford Groves, Virginia
E. Sujaegues, New Orleans; A. L
Speer, New York; Sig Strauss, Gin
cinnati; J. L. Smathers, AsheviHe, n
c.; W. L. Payne, New York; S. Nc
Mullen, New Orleans; Eugene Hickey
| St. Louis; Homer McAfee, Atlanta
A. B. Henry and wife. Montgomery; Z
G. ledger, Montgomery; w. M. Side
lotion and wife, Nashville, Tenn.
Louis Lipski, Royal Hungarian Orches
ira; M. Witiepikie, Royal Hungarian
Orchestra; A. B. Challinor, Atlanta
Mr.. and Mrs. Fuller, Ohio; ]. M. Otes
Fort McRae; S. Black, New York; {
G. Mccormick, Tallahassee; Geo. N
Blair, New York; r. A. Hamilton, Ney
York; J. T. Harris, Cincinnati o.;
P. Duffy, w. ]. Besk, R. Mcclure
Thos. Bartlett, Vail, Iowa; Clacl
Bishop and wife, E. S. Hartman an
wife, Cleveland, O.; H. Long, New o.
leans; H. w. Margraff; D. T. Donohue
Youngstown, Ohio; E. Barrett, 81
Louis; Paul Krienger, Evansville
Ind; w. Mcdaniel, Lillian, Ala: J. L
Sumerford, Atlanta; B. F. Hall, Al
lanta; T. w. Darlington, Atlanta; J
It. Henkell, New York; John A
Agnew, Pittsburg, Pa; c. Simpson
Arcadia, Fla.
| In the Corridors.
| Posted at the Merchants and Es
Gambia are notices advising the trave
much as possible in the week of Apr
1914, account of the Shriner's Cor
vention. The circular states that al
hotel room is engaged, and the publ
should be governed accordingly. TIL
notices are issued by the Hotel Men
Association.
Miss Edna Yon, of Tallahassee. Fla
| Is at the Escambia, coming to Pensa
cola upon important business matters
Strangers in all the hotels last nigh
asked the Journal Representative
| anxiously about weather forecasts an
the probability of a storm Sunday
Some of them were ready to leave
noting the red light which cleaned a
the weather bureau throughout tn
night and hearing in some case
grossly exaggerated stories of storm
| damage regularity at gulf ports
Many northern people planned excul
sions on the bay and gulf today an,
| were fearful lest weather condition.
should prevent an enjoyment of thos
outdoor pleasure-~~-~s
Capt. E. Teensma, of the Dutc1
steamship Sliedrecht, spent the nigh
at the Merchants.
An interesting guest at the San Car
| los last night was the gifted violinlst
Louis Lipski, conductor of the Roya
Hungarian Orchestra, which deIightet
a. large audience at the K. Of &. hal
last night. Prof. Lipsh delights y
telling of his band of musicians, an
| is much in love with is violin. Talk
ing to a Journal representative at tn,
San Carlos after the concert, he sal
that he was pleased to be in Pensacol;
and wanted to stay over Sunday. bu
that was impossible on account o
other lyceum engagements elsewhere
He personally looked after his bag
gage last night, making a trip to tn,
union depot at midnight to be certain
that all was in readiness TO leave a
7 o'clock this morning. He speak.
English f1uently, and seems happy ais,
in such faculty. A member of the or
chestra, who stood with him and Tn,
Journals representative was unable t.
speak English much, and Questioner
Prof Lipsh in his native tongue sew
eral times
J. T. Virgins and F. CarIin, of Mil
ton, registered at the Merchants las
night.
The Reason.
Mr. Coldfeet-"How it is, Mike, thai
the temperature in our fat is kept sc
much lower than Mr.. Jinks's on the
second f1oor?'