The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-10-02
TERSELY TOLD.
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$500 REWARD.
4 Trs journal will pay $500 reward for
.srson found stealing subsLrIbers' papers
ssfter delivery ef aarne by carrier.
Bemery Griffin was bidding his
friends good-by yesterday, as he ex-
pscts TO leave today for Fairfield, Ala
engage in electrical work. Many
= Il regret his departure, especially
q. this time, as his services on first
base Of his team at Maxent park are
n ! demand.
VIII Smiley, colored, wanted in Ala
hama on the charge of assault with
intent to murder, was arrested at Mo-
inc and brought here for safe keeping
.,tiI an officer from Alabama could
~ reach the city for him. The negro is
n said TO have tried to kill a deputy
sheriff at Selma, Ala. He was ar
rested by Deputy Sheriff Crawford.
Luther Gilbert, who is said to have
had d stolen wheel in his possession,
was stopped at Pine Barren yesterday
i and locked up by Constable Allen
Brewton, to be held until Sheriff Ellis
can reach there today. Gilbert is
H thought to have stolen a high-priced
wheel from young John Van Pelt, that
/ young man reporting a few days ago
4 the mysterious disappearance of
1 bicycle. The wheel the prisoner was
\ riding answered the description Of
young Van Pelt's property.
Five steamships worked timber and
lumber in the bay yesterday and four
will work the same lines today. One
! steamer was finished and will go to
sea as soon as bunker supply can be
secured AS most of the steamers
will work for the balance Of this week,
will have quite a roll Of money COM
y ,1g to them tomorrow night.
Clearing under British register, the
ship Hilston. Captain Morren, yester-
| day took out papers, indicating that
| the cargo Of 3.616 tons Of coal aooard
| is for delivery to, Montevideo, although
| the clearance to that port is made
| for orders" etc 1t was thought
this vessel would change her flag to
! that Of the stars and stripes before
\ ,saving, but it was announced yester
day that there would probably be no
change of registry. This is the first
cargo Of coal shipped in a sailing yes
SCI from Pensacola in more than
| score of years.
Recorder Alex Zelius, presided for
the first time since his appointment
| Yesterday in the city court, and there
was total of thirty cases on the dock
ct Ten Of these were continued, two
mol pressed, and the fined amounted
to $36. The former acting recorder
Mr.. Paulsen, was on hand, but in the
/ caracity of probation officer, and a
\ couple Of youngsters were turned over
( to him for correction.
Sunday will be Rally Day at the
Knox Presbyterian Sunday school, and
quite a program of exercises has been
prepared, the young people taking
parts in the same. At the church
service hour, the names of every mem
Der Of the church will be called and
those who are out of the city or unable
to be present usually send a written
response, to .oe read by some one
present.
Three negroes named Alfred PINK
ton, Henry Brook and John King, were
locked up at the county Jail yester-
day, charged with larceny. They are
said to have jointly stolen a fish
worth forty cents. Another. negro
named Fletcher Gaffney. who is said
to have had stolen beer in his posses
sion was turned over to the county au-
tAorlties from the police court
The British steamship Hackness,
which came here for bunker coal, will
90 to sea. early today, to continue her
voyage to Marsetlles with a cargo Of
wheat for the French government.
Among those from Pensacola who
VIII see the worlds series of base
hau games are City Commissioner
Thos Johnson, his brother Arthur
Johnson and the latter's two sons,
Arthur Jr, and Willie. They left the
city yesterday and expect TO be absent
Tor about two weeks.
Mrs Havelin, an aged resident Of
Cottage Hill, died at that place yester-
cay according to information received
Yesterday. The body will be held for
The arrival of relatives.
white man who made himself ex-
'emely Objectionable on an East Hill
{ Gar sunday afternoon. and for whom
Sae police have been searching, was
@eard from in several places, at one
1he Venturing on the convent prem
IseS on East LaRua street. Yesterday
man answering his description, was
P'cAe0 up and sent to the station. He
was about half drunk, and Chief San
GERS intended to have an interview