The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-04-30

The number Of men and women of
Pensacola who contributed neat sums
of money to the Golfers CT Nine. Ozella
Houston, to have her reveal to them
the thoughts hidden among the deepest
recesses of their hearts as they sat
spellbound, unable to grasp the situa-
ton until calmer moments possessed
them, was large, according to reports
which are being received at the police
station.
A young lady, who telephoned her
complaint to the police station yester-
day and who requested that her name
be withheld from the newspapers, said
she gave Nine. Houston $S5 to sive
her some information, but the fasci-
mating words which the young lady ex-
pected to hear come from the lips Of
this most interesting and much-in-
quired-about woman, have not been
poured into her ears, according to the
statement made by the young lady to
the police The young lady was very
anxious to learn the whereabouts of
the fortune teller. She Instructed Desk
Ser ge2nt Frank Wilde, who answered
the telephone. to be sure and tell Chief
Sanders to ask for her when he called
her up at her home, because she did
not want others to know that she had
visited the parlors Of the fortun teller
en- East Gregory street
The nature of the information de-
sired by this young lady has not been
made known to the police. and the po-
lice are unable to say whether she was
in doubt over some matter, Worrying
over trouble of some kind; If her
heart is set on a certain friendship,
!ove, marriage, divorce or what not;
if she is not satisfied with life and
that another shares that which right
fully belongs to her, but, taking her
own word for it, she is much worried
over the $50 which she gave the for
tune teller.
In the hope that the fortune teller's
words might be guide to his success,
a young man of this city also visited
her establishment, but he, like the rest,
did not get his moneys worth and is
now complaining to the police. He
called at the police station yesterday
afternoon and related his tale of woe,
but did not give his name. While he
sat in the presence of the mysterious
woman in awe and establishment his
only hope was that her readings and
advice would result in the return to
him of his wife, who had left him He
yesterday afternoon that he gave Nine
Houston $50 to make his wife come
back to him, but before she would ac-
cept the money It had to be all in
gold. However, she consented to take
two SO gold pieces and the balance in
paper and silver. telling him she would
get gold for It According to the
young mans statement. the woman
demanded gold in order to make the
ma gnet work To add strength to the
drawing power of the magnet, she sug-
sested that he also give her a gold
ring The young man readily acceded
to the demand, but he says he has not
seen money, ring nor the woman since.
Another Pensacola 1ady, who evi=
IDENTIFY could not understand how the
fortune teller could close her eyes and
read the past, present and the whole
future like a panorama, is said to have
con trfbuted a pair of diamond ear
rings and 500 in gold to Nine. Hous-
tons income during her short stay in
the Deep Water City. It is said the
lady gave the money and earrings 10
Mime. Houston TO secure the key TO
the location Of $4,000. which is said
to have been buried in the back yard 1
of the lady who sought the irlforn1a-
ton. This case was not reported to 1
the police station, but the experience
of the lady is being told among her
friends and acquaintances-