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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-27
Parties

One Of the prettiest showers given
this year was given in honor Of Miss
Anita Rodriguez, by Mrs Chet Fuller,
at her home. No 6 Brazos flats, on last
evening.
Mrs Fuller a handsome woman at
all times. looked more so on this occa--
sion and received her guests assisted
by the hOnOree-
A musical program. games, dancing
and readings we're enjoyed by the par
~. after which the bride-tO-De was
showered with many beautiful gifts OF
linen. silver and cut glass
The dining room had been trans
formed into a fairyland appearance
with ported plants and American Deau-
~ roses and carnations
The toast mistress Of the occasion
was Mrs DOna Klugel- and her toast
10 the bride-tO-be was an original ana
clever one
Those present to wish Miss Rodri-
guez happiness were: Misses b Weller
J. B. Saners, Jessie Compton. PlnO,
Isuby Fuller p. MOlinar, Ester MOllnaf,
T. MARITIME B. MARITIME. Elsie Scnu-
tert, Carmen ViIlannba, W A. Mitchell
Iupe Rodela, Ruby AXE. Marie Rich
ardson. Irma Jacobs. Sadie LifkoWitzs
Mesdames klugeL sullivan, HOWell,
Walters, Rosenberg, Richards, Fuller
Reese and Braizer-
Miss Aleatha Dempsey IS entertain
ing this evening at her home. l2O9
North Kansas. in honor OF Miss Mary
Tilton, who leaves soon to make her
home in Arizona
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-27
Church Affairs

The regular meeting OF the Mission
airy union viii be held at St Clements
church on Thursday, May ?. at D. m
The following program will be given
Hymn.
Scripture reading, Mrs. A NJ wal
thai
Prayer for foreign field. Rev. c. L
Overstreet.
Solo, Miss Amy Schultz.
Roll call Of churches.
Top.c-KOrea, Mrs. Louis Robinson.
Current events, Mrs. r B. HOman.
Topic-Womans WOrk-HOw to In
terest Women in Missionary Work.
Mrs c. L Overstreet-
Local work. minutes of previous
meeting and business.
Prayer for home field, Rev. J. J. Bull
len.
Social half hour.
Each church Is asked to bring a sug-
gestion for next years program.
This being the annual meeting there
VIII be an election Of officers for the
ensuing year
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-27

Mrs. J. G. Barada entertained most
Of her sister, Miss Nary Ramsey, OF
Houston, with five tables of bridge
AIRS Barada's home. which opens de-
Hght1ully, was beautiful with its jars
and vases OF pink and white. The liv-
ing room and reception hall were set
with the card tables, while the dining
room was reserved for the serving OF
a delicious luncheon on a table made
most attractive with its decorations OF
pink and white carnations and butterfly
bows of pink tulle. Miss Kate StOker
was the fortunate winner OF first prize
Miss Glenn Adams captured the second
and Miss Mary Watkins the third
Mrs. Barada's guest list included
Misses Kate Adams, Glenn Adams. Mary
Watkins. Florence Reed Gertrude
Leighton. Helen Newell. Esther Darby
shire. Wilma Elliot TheO Patterson.
Ethel Brown. Hattie Mae LOretz, Lu-
ellie Daniels, Genevieve Anderson, Wiui-
fred Wilson. George Stewart, Alice
Wilson; Mesdames W. II. Scott, E. P
Rankin. II. G. Heiningeh. Chapman. or
Dallas; Greenwood Stewart and Eliza
Barada-
Mrs ". D. Wise viii entertain the
Tuesday Bridge club Tuesday after
noon at the home OF Mrs. Z. G. French,
1922 Montana street
The Auction. Bridge club members
are Mrs. Harold Christy's guests this
afternoon.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-27
Dances

very pleasant occasion was the
ho2 given Thursday evening by the Of
Ulcers OF the camp at the post hall.
Music furnished by the splendid 22d
time of the dancers The hall was dec
GRATED in flags, feStOOned and draped
in pleasing confusion.
During tn evening a delicious salad
sent all the officers and their wives at
Fort Bliss, as well as the fashionable
folks Of FL PasO.
Receiving the guests were: Colonel
David A Frederick, captain and Mrs.
Robert Whitfield, lieutenant and Mrs.
Max B. CARRIER, lieutenant and Mrs
Dean HalfOrd and captain George Sy-
mons, Of the 22d infantry. The guest
list included; Colonel and Mrs. z. T.
Steeyer, major and Mrs. George Moore,
major II. B. Nelson. major and Mrs.
Charles n Barney, captain and Mrs.
William Clark, Mrs. Robert Cheney,
lieutenant and Mrs. Nagel, lieutenant
and Mrs. Muir, Lieutenant and Mrs.
Dean Halford, captains Haney. Curtis,
e ?. StearnS, Samuel Van Leer lieu
tenants NJ b Donaldson, A. N. Milton,
Stribling, Frederick Terrell, A KrOg-
stadt, Teft, Byars. Mr.. and Mrs.
Morse, Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Oliver, Mr..
and Mrs. sutton. Mr. and Mrs. Gibson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Walker, Mr.. and
Mrs Herman Andreas, Mr.. and Mrs.
Y. B. Andreas, Misses Olive Davis,
Ruth McCurdy. Lillian Newton,
Martha Thurmond Emma McGilI, JOuett
Fail, Wanda Race, Carrie Race, Fan
ME Henning, Lucy Gilbert, Kayser,
Yancy, Lucille Daniel, Anna Grace Ellis
Eileen Walz, Maybelle Hood, Laura
Gleason, Mrs LedbetIer; Messrs. Rob
ert Holiday, Wallace Norris, Wallace,
Downing, Tom Newman. Davis Nay
field Tom Mayfield, W. X. Ramsey
VIII MARI, Gywn Foster, Baylor Eos
ter, Britton Davis, C. a Beers.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-27
Ell Pasoans Away

Misses Lucille MalOney and Rosie
Stolaroff. OF FL PasO, who are attend
ing the san Marcos normal, write OF a
delightful trip to san Antonio, where
they Witnessed the Battle of Flowers
on San JaCintO day.
Mrs NJ A. SatterIee left FL Paso
Friday night to make her future home
in Waco. Tex, with her daughter Mrs
Z. X COWley-
Doctor snd Mrs. J. A. Rawlings and
children left Wednesday evening for
Kansas City, No, where Mrs Rawlings
viii visit relatives, while the doctor
goes to Kentucky. They VIII sail IN
June for Europe and spend six
months in Berlin.
Mrs. George r. T1tOn and children
will leave the last OF May to join Mr.
TiIton at Winslow, Arizona, TO reside
for the future
Miss n. J. Hitchcock and Miss Mar
earet Hitchcock left Friday for Cali
fOruia, where they viii spend constd-
cradle time.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-27
SchoofNotes

The sam Houston Debating society
held its annual hayride in honor Of
tn baseball team and the Dramatic So
ciety Thursday night. There were three
wagons and they were all filled to
their utmost capacity. Miss Chamber
lain and Fred Chester acted as chap
erOnes. The members of the sam
Houston Debating society gave many
Interesting speeches. just to show that
they are always prepared TO speak on
any occasion Francis Lyons gave
toast expressing his good wishes and
TeXU came Bob Mullin. who was fol-
Nv ed by Harry Ginsburg-
The speakers were appaluded hearth
" and everybody present had a jolly
good time. The refreshments were
Ice cream and soda water. The hay
wagons departed for Ysleta at s
OClcCK. where the refreshments were
serv"d. and returned at a late hour.
ThOse present were Miss Chamber
lain Edith PerrenOt, Minnie Lee Lassi-
ter. Charles Carter, Margaret Shoe Es-
telle Beans, Mary Jones, Eunice Ander-
son, Lettie Young, Elsie Baker. MIR
CARTE Alberturs, Buelah Brown. Isa-
EeIle Berrien, May Campbell, Mary An
dreWs. sara BridgeEs Carol Kilgore,
Vaughn Compton, Isabelle Springer,
Eleanor Eubank, Dema Flick, Grace
FLICK, Camille KILLER, Irna Hall, Mary
Lewis, Nell Stafford, Beatrice Patemani
Olga Ray, Pearl Butt, Berthe Hawkins,
Minnie Robertson, Clara Fink, Louise
Mckinney, Bess Myrtle, Katherine
Glenn, Catherine Ferris. and Frank
Lyons, George Johnston. Willie Grady,
Robert Mullin. Harry GinsburE, Manuel
Schwartz, Nelson Rice, John Fassett
Ruy Darnall Charles Wolf, Perry
Ross, Archie Vaughn. Leonard
Buchofsky, John Burch, Maurice Nor
cop. Idus Gillette. Wayne Slaughter
Hugh Caldwell, Harold Caldwell. Angie
Foster Clifford Hill Stuney Shea Fred
Hunter, Perley 6ecneary, Richard
Glaring Carl Upton, Fred Chesney.
Robert Price, Russell Price. Wallace
lane, Fred Bunsten, Scott White, Wal
ton sorrels. Bugie Nee, Frank Peach.
Ralph Homan.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-27
Weddings

Frank P. SeiglitE and Miss Maud
Carse were united IN marriage April
% at St Clements Episcopal chapel by
Rev. Henry Easter The chapel was
decorated for the occasion IN palms
and Gala lilies.
The bride was dressed in brown
going away suit, brown picture hat and
carried brides roses Mrs A l. VIII
ton was matrOn of honor. She wore a
white net over taffeta. and black pic
ture hat and carried pink bridesmaid
roses. A. l. Wilton acted as best man
and Elton Brock gave the bride away
Little Elizabeth Wilton made a very
dainty flower girl and Ellis Sieglitz
was ring bearer. Many Of the brides
and grOOm's friends attended the cere-
mOny from out Of town
After the wedding a reception was
held at the home of the bride, 1905
North Campbell street Some very
handsome presents were received
Mr.. and Mrs. Sieglttz viii make their
future home In Las Vegas, y. "
A wedding Of interest to FL Pasoans
occurred in San Antonio recently when
Miss Alyce Gardner, formerly OF FL
Paso. and Samuel Perry Post, OF San
Antonio. were married The ceremony
was performed by Rev S J. Porter OF
the First Baptist church. Miss Gardner
is the sister OF 7. o. Gardner, OF this
city. and is quite well known here.
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-27
Dat OF Town Visitors

Mr. and Mrs. r Williams have ar
rived in FL Paso from chihuahua. Mrs.
Williams VIII leave in a few days for
St Louis, where she will visit friends
turned TO Chihuahua
J. Head left Wednesday for Chihua-
hua after several days visit in FL Paso.
Mrs. r J. Long. Of Parrsl. Mexico
who has been visiting in FL PasO. left
Wednesday for Santa Monica, Cal,
where she will join her children.
Ira Baker has returned to his home
IN Deming, y. NJ, after a months visit
III FL Paso.
Mrs A J. Fountain and daughter,
Mrs. j. T. Paxton. Of Las Cruces, are
mere and are guests at the hotel Nc
Miss Elizabeth Hudson. Of Bolton,
Tex. is visiting her sister, Mrs. VIII
son T Davidson, wife of Mai. Davidson,
Of the Fourth cavalry, at Fort Bliss.
Mrs. Frederick. Terrell. wife Of lieu
tenant Terrell, 22d infantry, will arrive
soon to join her husband, who is in
camp with his regiment at Fort Bliss.
Mrs. George Moore wife of major
Moore. medical corps, L. s. a. arrived
Wednesday from Whipple Barracks,
Arizona, and will reside at the Coun-
try club, while major Moore is in
camp.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Pfaff have as
house Aguests Mrs. Pfaffs mother and
father, colonel and Mrs. James Beau.
mont OF Victoria Texas.
Rev and Mrs. J. F. Williams and
family arrived on Wednesday from
Jefferson City. Mo. Rev Mr. Williams
is the new pastor of the First Baptist
church Of the city.
Mrs. Edward Hoffman. Of Fort
Worth. Tex. is the guest OF her sis
ter, Mrs. J.. NJ. Dean.
Rev. Andrew Carver. of Maria. Tex,
rector Of the Episcopal church. who
spent the first OF the week in FL PasO,
returned to his home Friday.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-27
University Scholarship

The executive committee OF the Uni
versity Scholarship club wishes to re
port that every dollar received Dy
membership fees applies directly to
ward the creation o. the scholarship
funds The expenses Of organizing
and advertising the club have been
net by means of donations which are
acknowledged as follows
American National bank SlO-UO
First National bank -------.-. 1000
FL Paso Printing Co. work .... 1000
International Book and Sation-
cry Corn o-Ve
p. II. Curran ballot stationery O.. $50
Public StenoSraphers' Co. work A9e
Numerous new members have lately
been received for the club Others may
become members and cast a ballot IN
the present election by clipping the
coupon from The Herald today and
sending il TO the proper address, with
the 81 membership fee The new mem
berS-t1Ose with before the names
are high school aIumni-fOllOw:
Boys Division.
Azar Bros. Louis ArOnSOn, E Blume,
Louis Blume. George Blume, w T.
CrOmbie, J. NJ Chiram, a. J. Lliey, A
II. Huey, DIR. A. r. LausOn. Anthony,
\. N. l. Laskin, H W. Broaddus, I'll
r McClintOck. Ed Moore, r. fE-NitCh ell
Bernard Schuster, Morris Schwartz,
Manuel Schwartz, NJ. Scnwaudt, $ Sill
verman. Ben Swat, J. B. Thew, B. l.
Thomas, Dr. " B. Wesson, Ralph
Martin Zielonka-
Girls Division.
Misses Elizabeth Angerstein, Mabel
Falvey, Isabel Gibson. Mary Gates.
Frances EfesdersOn. "Mawbry Hen
ming MaryAlice Jones. Marion TiltOn
jamie Willis: Mesdames P. H Dempsey
J. ". Daniels. IT. r Frances, Karl Hat
field &C. A. HirsCh, S. Kranzthor,
Crank Lynch. 7TOm c. Lea, J. H Nc
Kee, L. +. Perrenot, J. F Primm. z.
Strickland. V. P Stiles. G. Werley.
Chas. A Zieger.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-27
Wonsen's Organizations

The last regular club day meeting Of
the WOman's club for the year will be
held Wednesday afternoon at the club
rooms. installation of officers viii be
followed by a special program, after
which an informal reception will be
held for the club members to meet the
new president and staff
The following program viii be given;
Song, willamette" Dell 'Acquer)-
Mrs. J. J. Raster.
Piano solo. "Gavotte in A Minor"
(Raff)-Miss Annie Stolaroff.
Reading, (a) "Tale by Browning" (b)
''Tommie" (Ripling)-Mrs. y. L. Gro
a. Mother, O. Nine" CTours3. Oh
Tennyson's 'Maude" (Whettley)-Mrs.
Gertrude Coffin.
Piano solo-Mrs. Helen Roberts;
-Springtime" (Becker)-Bfrs. Par7in
Witte.
On Tuesday, April 80. the old board Of
directors Of the Woman's club will meet
at the club rooms and all the business
OF the year turned over to the new
board Of directors.
The Robert E. Lee chapter. U D. C.,
held its regular meeting Thursday af-
ternoon at four o'clock. Mrs. Helen
Judson was enrolled as new MEM
Der, and Miss A. lie Barre's resigna-
ton was accepted with regrets. The
treasurer's report of receipts from
Madame Stephali concert lecture was
grauIy1ng- The executive committee
decided to unite the regular May meet.
Ing with that of the public meeting
to be held June 3. The first vice presi-
dent, Miss Josephine Wooten, will have
charge OF the program, and crosses OF
honor will be bestowed on several vet
Grams.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-27

Among the eccentric shapes and col
orings of this seasons millnery are
some which depend for their erect on
Inc artistic treatment Of well known
lines and materials.
This hat has a medium crown with
brim five or six inches woe and the
material Is black straw. AFTER bend
Erosgrain ribbon is arranged as shown.
with a wreath of very natural looking
cluster roses upon it
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-27
watch windows For Specials.

From time to time we display in our
windows special values that are always
seasona0le and always save you money
We advise that you watch our windows
and take advantage Of these special
offers. We also remind you that now
spring Is here our fountain is where
you viii get delicious and refreshing
drinks.
Scott White & Co., Mills Building.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-27
Musical

Mrs. Gertrude Coffin gave a delight
full musical Thursday afternoon at 1915
Boulevard. The music was all of the
German composers The setting was
a typical Dutch garden of plants and
flowers which lent an atmosphere of
realism to the program. The pro
gram was well arranged and was par
ticipated in by Miss Eva Collins, Mrs
Isabel Austin, Mrs l. l. Mundy. Miss
Katherine Mauseu Miss Lila Gaylord
Miss Helen Collins. and Miss Emma
MallOw.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-27

You'll never see a prettier line OF sum
mer wOOlens for mems twO-piece suits
than are now being shown at Bryan
Bros, and they are cheap too.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-27
Abost Pasoons

Mrs. Charles Frasier is very Ill at
her home, 1O19 Mundy avenue.
Mrs. J. F. Coles is much improved,
though still unable to be out.
Mrs. Francis Moore will be at home
to her friends on Friday OF each week
at her apartments in the Sunset flats.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-27
Dinners and LuncheOns

Mrs. NJ B. Davis. OF sO1 Rio Grande
street. entertained at an informal din
uer Thursday in honor Of the birth
day anniversary Of her daughter Mrs
Lee OrndOrff The house was decor
ated with roses and ferns Mrs. Max
CARRIER. Mrs Dean HalfOrd, Mrs Robert
the guests.
Mrs GUy T. warren entertained
Thursday evening with a beautifully
appointed dinner at the Harvey House
in honor OF Mrs George ". Britting
ham and Miss Corinue Birmingham,
who are here from chihuahua. The
table with its load Of pink and white
flowers was exceedingly artistic The
dainty place cards. tied with huge
pink bows, numbered just u.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-27

Chocolate peanut clusters 15c box
Saturday. Elite Confectionery.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-27

Warm days are about here. Keep
cool by wearing one OF those nice, soft
shirts, at Bryan Bros.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-27

Everything in hair goods. In switches
especially we offer a large line en-
bracing all lengths, grades, weights and
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-27

Dance Friday May 3. Beavers are re-
Quested to be present
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-27
PRIVILEGED PERSON.

PRIVILEGED PERSON.
CalIer-Weu the nerve OF that
Merchaut-What's that?
Cauer-Why. didn't you hear that
snip of a boy referring TO you as
.Bul27
NIerchant-Sht That's our office boy.
So long as can pretend didn't hear
him it's all righL-Catholic Standard
and Times
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-16
SEVERAL NEW
MEMBERS ARE
NOW ON ROLL
MANY MEN roo ANXIOUS TO
WAIT ron INviTATioN TO ,. c.
A. BANp WAGON cLINs ABOARD
-AEETlNo LAST MONT.

There waa a meetfcg % a committee
81 memhera - the Pensacola Com
merciai Association iapt sight and hnai
plans Tor the campaign for i.eoo mem
bera were made.
The red TAGS have been resolved and
enc of the interesting things The first
four days of next we.k for the coost-
srs VII be watching the Erowth 81 the
badge % honor" hrigada
Every member a. present and every
new recruit win wear one
There are several who did not wait
TIE call % the committees handling
the districts IN which they live and
these visited the ofices yesterday and
enrolled IN the association voluntarily.
The cards upon which the member
hunting squads wfii work were dis
tributed ~ the meeting last night and
there wiii be but two mere meetings
before the beginning of the campAign.
ore a. m O'Clock today and one at
as&s o'clock Monday morninN The
captains win attsnd the first and the
members % al the squads the second.
merely for the purpose of clearing any
hnai details whieh nay present
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-16
A RECORD RUN
BYMR.JENNINGS
FINE ROADS ~ GseAMslA couN.
~ MAKE POSSIBLE LoNo AND
EASY AUToMoslLE TRiP.

Hen. r. A. Jennings recently made
an automobile run out of Pensacola
which. Tor tiue and distance. probably
holds the record Cor a Pensacola car
in Pensacola territory.
LeavinE Pensacola in the morn'ng.
NJ. jennings drove @ Pine narran
and thence out over the Atmore road
through Atmore an 60 Jones Miil. Ala.
iust bsyond the present terminus of
the new Deep Water Route railroad.
lie returned ~ way % Rlackahaar'a
milL rcAchinE Pensacola wtta hig
Speedometer reading is e-fo miles. his
total running time being ten hours and
20 minuten
tfr. Jennings SAYS that the roads
we're sNrrii~nt and q part 81 the rtgute
was aa hns q road as ha had ever seen.
We was not trying 10 make a rpciri
and thought little - the matter until
one of his automobile friends suggested
that he had made probably the longest
trip out 81 Pensacola that anyone had
ever made IN the sane running time.
II an indicates o. what extent rosd
building has bern carried on IN iga-
Gambia county and On the adtoinlng
Alabama counties during the recent
past
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-16
"CASCARETS'
TONIGHT CURE
NO siLioUsNEss. HEAoAcsE.
sleK. SOUR STOMACH. INoIoEs.
TON. eoATEo TONGUE On eoN.
sTtPATioN.

Furred Tonguc. Bad Taste. fndiges-
ton. Sallow skin and Miserable Head
aches come from a torpid liver ard
cioEHed bowels. which cause your
stomach 20 become allsd with undl.
Rested food. which sours and ferments
like karhaRe in a awin earfel Thats
the nrst step 70 untold missry-tndi-
Cesfion. foul gases. bad breath. yellow
skin. mental fcars. eVerythinE that %
horrible an0 nauAsating A Cancnrct
tonight VIII give your conEtipatsd
bowels thorough cleansing and
straiHhten you out ~ morning. They
work while you sleep io-eent box
from y0ur druggist wlil keep you feel
ing good for months. Millions 81 mcn
and women take q caacaret now and
then % keep thsir stomach. liver and
how~ls regulated, and never know q
miserahie moment Don't forget the
childrgp--their little insideH need q
good. seEtle cleanainE. TOO. fAdvl
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-16
NEGRO GUILTY
MURDER IN THE
SECOND DEGREE
wILLIAn HOWARD is CONVICTED
m THE COURT OF RECORD OF
KILLING DAN DAVIS.

william Howard. a negro. was con
victed Of murder IN the second de-
gree a. yesterdays session o. the court
OF record. Judge n. d. BegEs preaiding.
lie has not yet been sentenced.
Howard killed Dan Davis. another
negro. about two months agc or North
.C street Davis wea cut alcnE the
waist line. tha wound measuring more
than Fix inches.
Howard was prosecuted BY Solicitor
Scott M. Loftin. assisted By Painlp
A. Beai. while the defense was oon-
Quoted ~ O. ". whip. who was ap-
pointed ~ the court
The jury which convicted Howard
was composed q the following a. q.
Ellis. s. Clipper. J. a. smith. =. q.
Bogart. J. A. Avant and J. L. Lee.
The trial of Wtu seawood. a negro,
ohArkad with killing Arthur Hunt also
a negro. waa begun yesterday after
noon aud was on trial whcn court "a
iourned untl i0.oo o'clock tails morn
lna Hunt Was shot In the iea iuHt
below the knee. during a aEht between
himself ard Seawood az Godsan'n tur-
pentine cgmp aoms time ags. Il is
aid that ne hled % death before he
received medical attention.
The jury IN the case is as Follows
.B ". Mason. O. G. Waite. 7. y. West
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-16
MOBILE MAN IS
ARRESTED HERE
p. l. DAWSON IS WANTED m the
ALABAMA CITY ON a CHARGE
OF BURGLARY.

r. r. Lawton. a white man. va
arrested yesterday afternoon about ace
o'clock hy chief of Poiioe prank san
ders and locked up IN the city tall on
the charge 81 being dangerous nd
suspicious character.
Dawson was arrested an the request
of the chief of police of Mobile. where
he o. wanted on the charge of bur
Eiary Tie wes arrested tn the Piaza
about ave minutes after receipt % me
telegram from Mobile.
According % the chief ~ police Of
Mobile. Dawson ieft that city Thurs
day night wita two or three other men
and is "a paper hanger. An onhCer is
expected to arrive here today % carry
him hack % Mobile
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-16

uer's jury pronounced him dead %
heart failure Arrangements were
made to bury the man.
The kearEe started for the cemetery
Tho horses became frightened hy a
train and dashed away. The conn
was dumped out into q ditch and the
driver hurt Schoneid Was flrst TO rc-
cover. and he helped the driver hack %
the village.
The members Of the co-oner's jury
who pronounced Echo1eld dead are
unanimous in ADMITTING that they
made a mistake.
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-16
PICKINGS FROM
POLICE STATION

Twenty-aiN cases were docketed Cos
trial On the recorders court yester-
cay mornlug Recorder Welsh imnoM.
ga sentence on seventeen 81 the de-.
dtndanta uho were found guilty. dis
charged four others and continued sis
eaagH He Imposed fines totaliuE 1sa
hfiEa Eoiaen. "a negro woman, charg-
"a with keepinw 3 place where icwd-
ness nnd mdocCncy ia practiced and
Glowing minors 90 visit such place
waH nnad s. and costs. Eight wisitors
at her house we're nncd o. and costa
fach
Nhan. ArukluH e negro automobile
driver. charged with falling 30 display
hia numhrr in the riaht placn on hii
machine. was dIse harRed
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-16
ASK new TRIAL
IN ACOSTA SUIT
2. ?. REESE MApE MO.
TioN m CIRCUIT COURT YES.
TERpAY-JuooG WOLFE HAS
CASE UNDER AMUSEMENT.

judge J. EmEnet Wolfe. sitting In
circuit court. yesterday morning held
q brief session 10 hear motion for a
new trial IN thc case of Aoosta N
oinglos. IN sicctment. which was tried
IN the recent term and decided for the
defendant. represented by Reeves.
Watson and Pasco
TIE motion Was made by the at
torney Tor the piaintin. r. Pope Reese.
Judge Wolfe took the case under ad-
vtaement