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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-05
.0ONLEY TEACHERS MEET
More Than Forty Instructors I""i,
Part In Institute During
Present Mcrk

CLARENDON. Texas. sept Z
The Donley eualty Teacher, Iust.
iute closed good weeks work ir
the new high school building today
About a. teachers have been iu at
tendance and each o-' has contri-
buted valuable assistance in maiH
tanning the good reputation oi Don
ley county 'or her sefrciiun of
teachers
Our cIt, schools viii begin eors
next Monday
Clarendon College d. ALREADY un
der head way with a splendid iarulif
End vith brighter outlook than
over before.
The revival meeting 40 thr First
Christian church contInueT 9Th un-
abated interest About 20 additions
10 that church % date
The merchants are displaying
large and ueli selected stocks o'
ne5cha ndisr far the fall trade and
the outlook De- EDud ior hig busnes-
Paul sfeed erftehilr CORES pond
eni uf The Seus from Clarendon has
ECra 90 Lebanon. Tenn 10 take up
the study of laa ln Cumberland Unit
rersity ard his many frieuds ar
predicfinF q brilliant career for hin
n WIN ue rcmeu lerei thaf he 49,
the efficient seeretary o. the cham
bsr of CCmmeree Hls successor ha
pot besn seierted
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-05
NICkOI.AI REPORTS ON
VICTORY ~ GALICIA

LONDON Sept. IN u dispatch
from Potrograd. q correspondent OF
The Times quotes message from
Grand Duke Nichoiai to the Emperor
on the Russian yrtory in GaliCis a.
follows
am happy 10 gladden. Your
Majesty with news OF the victory won
by the army OF General Buszky NJ
ter seven days OF fighting the Aus
triHus are Tcircatiuy iu complete DID,.
order In some cases they are run.
ming away and abandoning their
guns. rifles. artillery. packs aud bag
gage train
prior t0 this decisive battle Gen
eral Rnzsky.s army captured iu the
course of the seven DAYS twenty four
suns. q multitude OF firearms and a
rroat number OF machine guns
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-05
Nuionai Ia, Conference.

DENVER. Colo. sept An.
rruIC'mcnt was mad, today of tho
completion of sll pHns Zoe thc
eighth annual conforeH.o Of thr Ne
tional Tar Association which o. to
boz held in this ci'y during tho fir.t
half pf tHe comin- H..k Th, srt
ions viii boz hold ~ Er1Rn Palace
Hotel. which sHl ho flo headquar
teri of the gathering
The conference viN b, upenel
Tue tdav evening eith 100 sddress by
fhe Governor at Colorado follow 90
hy Colorado -cs .iu.' ~ which
phases of taxation espo ally impurt
ant 90 Colorado and th. neigh hborin .
state. including the taXation ~
mine and irrigated land viii be- dis
ruserd
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-05
TURKEY INVOLVES
MANY COUNTRIES
SHOIID IHEN ENTEH STRJG.
GIE WAR WOULD EXTEND
10 SOI THEHN NSh


Hs Associated rffft
WASHINGTON - c. Soit g.
lntmations hay, been received hy
man, European diplomats az Wash
iugton that hostilIties may be- eH-
tended not only 10 italy and the BAL
kans. should Turkc, enter the field
but 20 the Caucasus. Persia Egypt
and India
lu such an event the presence oi
Japsuc.r troop. and fleets in western
Ala tp assist England will not be
surprising, according 20 diplomats
representing the allied powers II
g. said the spirit of tho NuElo-iap-
anc.c alliance eill likely bring lapan
10 extend helping hand .u western
Asia
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-05
EN-MENICAN OFFICERS
AIlRESTED ~ Spain

SANTANDER Spain. Sept :
Several former Mexican Generals. ac.
companied by the son ol former Pre-
sident Nict0riano Iuor's landed here
yesterday from Jamlca
They carried Ia their baggage a
number ol rifles anG swords and
also had large Guau'ity of dun
dunn bullets
When the revenue fetal. pucs-
toned them rggardiue their plans
aud the reason tor br| ing the arms
thcv became very iu- ing and The
leaders In the srgum0.f acre prom.
pits arrested
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-05
NORTHERN FRENCH FORTS YIELD
TO INVADERS WITHOUT STRUGGLE
GERMAN CATHOLIC CARDINALS PROTEST TO CONCLA AT ROME
AGAINST WHAT THEY TERM LIES ABOUT THE GERMAN
ARMY" DISCLAIMNG WAR OF CONQUEST

By
NEW YORK, September 4-Wress dispatches from Nauen Ger
many Count Bernstro German ambassador the United States
stated that the Austrian had completely defeated the Russians All
Northern France have been taken without and the French
retreat has continued
The message confused here The Ineligible part added "0n
aubeuge holds out The Germans making raids far Paris The
German army has crossed the Asne river and advancing Cme
"Ihe French are retreatng to Verdun.
"A memorial Of German Catholic Cardinals the concave Rome
attacks the foreign lies about the German army They say Russia the
real aggressor Germany moi warring for conquest
GERMAN ARMY OUTSIDE PARIS III
PARIS September 4Ths following official given
this evening" "he Of the opposed outside Of Paris
continued without attempt being made today the enemy against
the various positions"
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ENGLISH CLAIM SUBSTANTIAL SUCCESS
By Associated Press.

LONDON, September 4.-Thc official press bureau has
noupced Thc situation the French theatre Of has under
gone substantial change The position Of the Allies well
tanned indications that the German movement developing
eastward and southesst~srd direction"
dispatch the Reuter-, Telegraph Company from oslend
announced there that the Germans bombardng Den
dcmonde fortified Belgium sixteen miles east of Ghent
The has population of ten thousand Reuter- dpa,ch
from Antwerp advioes from Ocnd indicate the stemp, Of
the Germans envelop the left wing the Allies has been us
hs,ed
The correspondent 81 have learned good authority
Of the advance OF the German gh, being checked
the last days under pressure the left Of the Allies The
enemy compelled o retire to ST. Quentin.
"a big force Of German cavalry advancing compeigns
vigorously repused abandon several pieces Of s
lery appears the attempt cnvcop the Allies left wing has
been frustrated"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-05

ATHENS Henderson Co Ten.
Sept ln prohibition election
held in Henderson county Tuesda,
tHe q suli pas in favor of prohihi
tion. b. folloN-
For prohibition 100. AGAINST
prohibition $50
= separate election ras held ON
the tame question in Inc town 0i
Athens resulting in fHvor NJ the
prohibitionists. rith tIr follosing
vote
For prohibition l.iiI against pro
hlhlflon 10
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tcrrata Papsl >errctar,
A------------- L =.

ROME Sept o. 3. Officially
announced that Cardinal Dominic
Ferrata has been appointed papal
secretary of state His work a. pa
pal nuncio a. Paris and prefect o'
the congregation Of bishops a. Rome
have stamped him as o. finished dip
iomat
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-05

OSTENU via London Sept
Tho advance OF the German r.gh
einu D. reported 90 have been check
ed The Germans we're Obliged 90
retire ON st Quentin. and tho Nilies
hayc now taken fierce offensive
along th. line Report .a1 an im
mensc battle b. aEins .I th' vicinity
OF NhrIm.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-05

PETRpGRAu. Buesia. sept 8.
Grand Duke Nirhols. commander
iu-chief OF Russian forces. has issued
a general order providing FOR q mili-
tary administration in all foreign
territory as fast a. occupied hy Rus
sian troop. The order calls for the
creation ~ special province o' the
tcrritort Urrupled IN Nustria-iIuu-
FaFt
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-05

LONDON. sept The sinking
of tho Austrian steamer Baihor' hr
q British cruiser in the Bay OF Bis
cay. vas reported today Th" cruiser
took OF the crew and sent 'he
Bathori io The bottom The prison.
crs taken included a German .m-
perlal staff officer The B1'horl
ss "a .fr.amer of f.fsu tons
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RUSSIAN VICTORY AT isMBERc
BY Associated Press.

PETROCRAD. via London, September 4-Tbc capital of
Gslicia has fallen.
An official statement, to the Russian capital says;
"on September Lemberg surrounded by Russian
and captured with m material. All the
the buildings Of the town packed with Austrian wounded who
had been abandoned in the enemy's headlong flight"
The Russian general staff today issued Of the fight
resulting in the capture Of Lembeg the capital of Gsea hc
Russian army crossed the frontier August 90 and Engaged the
main Austrian army composing twelve divisions and several b
gsdes of Landum Typographical considerations compelled the
to hAvy reinforce their Our offensive
thwaed somewhat by a!en of the Dnester River
flowing
The Russians fought continuously distance Of hundred
and foryeven miles Between August 3 and September
district the AusIrsns 1900 killed wounded The
retreat of the enemy after their defeat Lembe assumed the
character OF disorderly flight and panic"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-05

NEW YoRk sept There b.
further confirmation Of reports -.
rfitrd here today that Russian
troops have gone through England
aud Scotland to reinforce the Eng
Iirh af Osfsnd The uumher o.
these troop. s estimated az seventy
thousand
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-05

WASHINGTON D. c. sept ~
Thirty one food dealers we're indict-
ed here today by the Federal grand
jury under the sherman law. charE-
lug them with price fixing This
was the first big development IN the
Investigation by the Department OF
Justice under the direction OF the
President against food dealers who
were alleged 10 have seized upon the
European war az a preteNt to In
crease the cost oi fOodstuffs
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-05

o. '.Hri.'f1 I.f.H.
LONDON Sept Z s dispatch io
Renter from Osteui timed az -
thH evening says 50 THIS mn.
moui fighting De- proceeding bctV CON
Nlo.i and T.rmurdo. iH Hc.rIuW
The railway near tl0st ha been
blown up
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bulgaria Neutral

PARIS. Sept s. lIeYat agcuc,
dis patch from Athens ays the Rul
garian minister 90 Greece has a.sur
ed the government that Bulgaria
W1ll mtaintain the strictcst neutral
ity until the end of thr War
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-05
ASoUITH APPEALS FOR MEN
BY Associated Press.

BY NssocIaIcd TTcts.
LONDON, September 4-Premier AsqUi,h today made the
first Of series Of appeals for Of the British land forces
Al meeting at Guild Hall described empire being nvolv
bloody srbirament Of might right and urged
sbe-boded Bron of military the eoIOrs lie indicated
the navy is already doing its part
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-05
GRAND ARMY ENDS
YEARLY MEETING
WASHINGTON uNANiNoI SLY
CHOSEN FOR GATHERING
rLACE NENT YEAR

~ 4 f-ria'ef fsoss
'n,Insais .sica srp' m
rade David J. Palmer OF Washing.
ton. Iowa. was this afternoon. elect
"a commander In chief Of tie Grand
Army of the Republic. Of the clos
ing session OF the fory-eighth en-
campment
Washington. u .as unani
mously chosen as the encampmcnt
place next year
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-05
GERMAN AERoPLANE WRECKED

BORDEAUX, via London. September 4-La Petit GHonde
that when German sropsne tried TO approach Paris today
wrecked Vneenne by French simen who sent
charge grape shot through the wings Of the German machine
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-05
HUMAN REMAINS
FOUND N POOL
OREGON PEOrLE CHARGED
WITH MURDER UN MOUNT
on DIsapPfGaSCE
Parts Of human foot we're claimed

y fsai .-a- 'frbs
SAN hNTOalO. Teg sept
Parts OF human foot we're claimed
TO have been found to-day in a cess.
pool near the house OF Mr. aud Mrs.
Victor r.. lnnes ol Eugene. Oregon.
occupied while hero last iun, were
turned over 10 the city chemist to
ni2ht for examination luncs and
his Sifc ar in iail here charged
with murder H connection With the
Disappearance OF Mr. Elois NoIm.
Dennis. pnd he. sister Miss Roariicc
Nclms Of Ntl1nts. G1 The women
are ssid 10 have been soen tho ls-t
tiEc b"rr To- luu,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-05

pAntCAH Texas. september g..
Through efforts of the c.tt council
OF Paducah quite deal OF interest
has been aroused over weed cutting
daya One day ont of each reek D.
sei apart for thi- purpose Nhich
uiii continue until every vfsd on
the toeu section L. slain o. If ar1us.
inF a greet deal oi interest In home
pride and beautiful yards Tho 10
gan L. 'Cut Your Weeis or Move
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sWrATHtp


WASHINGTON. D G. sept -
Nesi fsEas Fair safarday and
I SUNDAY
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-05

PENIN, Sept The exact mum
ber OF Japanese troops ashore 40
Lung koW. thF Chinese port north
OF TsingTau. caa not BE- definitely
determined here II is believed. ho,
ever. that no fewer than 5000 men
already are on shore aud that coo
more are coming
Chinese Officials a. Lung-liov po-
litely protested against the landinl
OF japanese forces The japanese
accepted the protest with equal po-
likeness and then proceeded 90 dis
regard Il, There vas no hostile in
cident during the Lung kow land
ing
The foreign office has formally
protested 10 the japanese and Brit
lsh legations here against the viola
tion of Chiua's neutrality Involved
in the landing ~ Lung koH. which.
being lOO miles frOm TsuE-Tau. o.
approximately seventy miles beyond
the confines OF the German leased
territory knowing however. that
its protest would be- useless. thr
foreign office AZ the same time re-
quested the British and Japanc-r
authorities 90 cOufInc their opera.
ti0ns 10 the zone extending uI the
north from Lung-kov o. Lia.thnW
and on The south % the pre- iousir
prescribed lighting area Nothor
legation. however. accepted these
limitations
The British regiments which arr
expected 10 take part Boo the i1rrs.
meut of Using Tau are st.Il ut T.rI
Tsiu
The foreign office later boo the day
notified The foreign diplomat. here
that Germany Japan and Great Brit
uin were transgressiug Chinese
neutrality u shan-Tune Province
and az the same time expressed o.
rret that China Ea- unable to pre-
vent such transgres-ious
Tho note declare that thlIa
would continue to enforce her rrEu-
lations respecting neutrality outside
of the zone bounded by Lung Kou
and l.ia-Chov on the north aud The
breadth Of the kisu-Chau neutral
sphere ou the south The note ron
rludes With thrsf words
But o. H Hlll incumbent upon
the belligcrcnt po~er- 20 respect the
territorial and Administrative right.
of China ami al persons and prop
critics within the area defined
above
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-05

tcontlnuea on rage tsOI.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-05-15

women, too. cannot praise Lydia E.
Pinkham Vegetable Compound enough
for l know never would have been as
well if had not taken it and l recon-
mend it to suffering women.
Daughter Helped Also.
''1 gave it to my daughter when she
was thirteen years old. She was in
school and was a nervous wreck, and
could not sleep nights. Now she looks
so healthy that even the doctor speaks
of it. You can publish this letter if you
like. Mrs. RENA BOWMAN, 161 S. 10th
Street, Ironton, Ohio
Why will women continue to suffer
day in and day out and drag out sickly,
half-hearted existence, missing three
fourths of the joy of living, when they
can find health in Lydia E. Pinkham $
Vegetable Compound?
If you have the slightest doubt
that Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegeta-
BILE COmpoundwill help you, write
to Lydia E.Pinkha Medicine Co.
(cOnfidentiaD Lynn. Mass..f for adj
vice. Your letter will be opened,
read and answered by a woman
and held in strict confidence.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-05-15

several days ago and who claims she
is the legal wife of Cunningham.
The complainant stated TO Chief
Crenshaw that she and Cunningham
We're legally married in Maryland and
that they lived together as man ana
wife in Virginia and until he removed
to Mobile. She has employed counsel
and is prepared to make a fight for her
claims on the man. Cunning CHAM. it
was stated at police headquarters has
been residing at 500 Augusta street,
this city. with woman whom he
claims to be his lawful wife They
had rooms AT the home of w. r.
Buckley, who expressed surprise on
being told Of the arrest of Cunning
ham in PcnsaC cola ON the charge
stated. He said that Cunningham has
admitted being previously married, but
asserted that he had been divorced
previous to reTnarTHin@ IN Florida
some two years ago Chief CTenShaw
is Informed by the PenSa cola author
tiles that Cunningham viii resist he
ing brought back to Mobile. and thar
he made bond and will fight against.
such procedure. having employed
counsel to this enD'
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-05-15

Mobile Lawyers
to Present Case

A legal battle will result from the
arrest in this city a few days ago Of
A T. Cunningham. Of Mobile. a NO
man. claiming to be his lawful wife.
has arrived in Mobile from Virginia
and employed attorneys to represent
her in securing the extradition Of
Cunningham, while the latter has en-
ployed counsel here to represent him.
Regarding the case the Montgomery
Advertiser of yesterday contained the
following from its Mobile correspond
Cnt.
AT the request Of Police Chief
Crenshaw, Alexander F. Cunning m.
local manager Of Cunningham and
Cunningham. and agents for the Die
taphone Company in Alabama. Mis-
sissippi, and Florida, was arrested last
night in Pensacola on the dangerous
and suspicious charge. Immediately on
learning Of the detention Of the man.
Chief Crenshaw stated that a warrant
would be forwarded TO the Florida city
which he hoped would hold Cunning
ham anG assist in having him brought
here to answer charge preferred
by a Eo<sah who arrived IN Mobile
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-05-15

Chiswick. Br, 2o27. Hardy, Belize. to
Gulf Transit CO.
Ships
Blanche. Ttal. 141S, Rozzo, Genoa to
Master.
wanacetown, 1tal. 1857, Ca
Montevideo, to II. Bars Co,
Anna Maria DAbundo. S41. Scott.
Mobile. TO Order.
Bris, Nor. e75. Malhoassen, Perram-
buco. to A Ze1iua
Clara, Port $50. Cachin. Oporto. RI
Pensacola Lumber and Timber Co.
Maria, Ital SEA Anbrosio. Rio ia
Metro, to Rosasco Bros.
Margarita, Nor. 1504, Svensson. Rue-
nos Avres to Order
Cylenesk. Nor, 1875, LARSEN. Mon
tevideo, to Southern states Lumber
Niobe. rtal. 1892. Olceso. Rio ia
Metro, to Rosasco Bros
Vesuvio, Ital. 1919. scognariglio
to Rosasco Bros.
Rarkentines,
ST. Fau1, Rr. 500, Narcial, Havana,
TO Master.
Stanley NJ Seaman. Am. 953. Rawd
ing San Juan to order.
Woodward Abra hams. Am SIS. bal
timore, to l. s Government
Beatrice. Br. 800. Roberts. Nipe. TO
l.. \. Dantzler. Br. IL, fremont,
Casilda, din distressl.
Dora c. Br. 4O2. Bolton. Mobile. to
Master
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-05-15
Would Strike
For More ages

Mayor Greenhut had caller yes
terday in the person Of Rix Wilson,
the boy who has been the daily Gus
todiau and 'provider' for the single
seal which for the past few weeks has
been at Bayview park. Young Wilson
respectfully DOTTED his cap as he en-
tered the ayers Office and waited
until d caller. who was in the office,
had retired.
It's too muc!. to feed EN- ali for
that money" the boy was quoted as
50 wing to the mayor and unless ] GET
Something more,Tn have to quit feed
ing EN-" the mayor was told. Mayor
GreenhEt assured the young man that
he would lose nothing. and that he
would he looked after for the extra
work incident to the placing Of many
more of the animals there
I know i is a hard JOB % get fsA
for ore, much less the half dozen
which we sent out there" the mayor
said" and I suppose We will have ~
give Rix more mone> or else We viii
ia We = strike on our hands. and tHe
city does not want any additional
trouble
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-05-15
PRAYERS FOR SUCCESS
OF MEDIATION POWERS

<eT- York. Ma f4-Prayers for
he success CT the South American
mediation powers in composing the
Mexican situation we're requested in
all Methodist Episcopal churches on
Sunday MAY =. in a communication
addressed to the churches today by
Earl Granston. senior V'shop Of the
church The bishops Of the church in
session in Phila deluhia recently COM
mended the president for accepting
the mediation proQosaIs. IN MS state
men- Bishop Cranston said.
The hour Is critical eco the church
NAV render great service by such out
pourings Of faith and 5000 viii This
is the Masters way
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-05-15
REBEL TROOPS Modified
FOR a GREAT CAMPAIGN

Torreon, Mex. May - TIL" mor.-
l'ZatIou of Rebel tToOps for tho cam
paIgn against Seltilio came to close
last night when tho last unit left Tor.
reOn accompanied by Gen. Villa and
staff. The concentration has hrouzIf
toEether an army Of $4,000 men 10 trst
the strength Of tho Federal strong
hold.
Villa has given instrUctFnrs that the
movements Of his army oe KEPT secret
TOT the pres@0l In'Lcao or enforcing
a rigid censorship as formerly q e hHs
oNaCted a promise FROM gross CORES.
pondcntF that nothing coDrerulnE The
disposition OF ms troops he sent out
TO establish Constitutional Eg'.
eminent throughout MoEic" we rG"d
ammunition more sWuu-:liou taar
"" NOW have and I'm willing Tia.
tho EoFornwCut ~ the ] ultcd states
shall supervise tho importation ~ 10
Ga q vita iD oomneutir~ on rcHspa-
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-05-15

sieging San Luis Potent # that cIrv
has not already fallen INFO the hands
Of the Constituuonalists the last AM
ertcan refugees who arriN ed here from
san Luis Fotosi left there with TIE
sound Of distant firing, marking the
end Of twenty day I.,,sge which a,-
COmpauied the Coustituuouahsts de-
maDd for eva CuatiOn Of the CitN. T5rs
Federal commander, General Joaquin
Mas, evidently had refused the offer
that he might march out with hI4
troops and naG begun a hopeless bal
lie against heavl. odds.
SaItillo. Monterey, ~at~LGtoria ard
Tampico nov are in the Possession ~
the ConstituGoualists and the who,r
Of The surrounding territory has been
KEEP: clear OF Fedora troops
The way Is thus opened for the con
Ceutratlou Of the Constitutioualists
from the eastern to IN" western coast
from the final march TO san Luis Po-
tosi ON to the capital go miles 70
he south
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-05-15
TERSELY TOLD.

Sam Welters, who was arrested for
cruelty to animals. was fined So and
costs in the recorders court yester
day. This is the first case Of this
nature in some time, and since the ap-
pointment of a humane officer, unless g.
good many drivers improve the condi-
ton of their stock. 1t will hardly be
the last.
James Hubbard. colored pleading
guilty before Judge Monroe in the
court of record yesterday to a charge
of offensive speech. was given three
months in the county Jail
Theodore Pfefferle has returned
from Columbus. Ga, where he had y
position as hotel clerk for several
months. Mr.. Pfefferle says that Co
lumbus is a fine city, but that no place
really looks so good to him as Pensa :
cola.
Twenty one cases were docketed in
the recorders court yesterday morn
Ing. Seven were continued, two de
PENDANTS were discharged and one case
was mol pressed. l.. G. Cross, the man
whose bond was ordered forfeited
when he did not. appear Wednesday,
showed UP yesterday and was dis
charged.
Some decidedly good work was ac-
Complished by three gangs aboard the
steamship Chiswick yesterday, the en-
tire deckload of mahogany logs hav-
ing been discharged by : O'clock yes
terday afternoon. The work is watched
with interest by many persons along
the waterfront.
The steamers Capt Fritz and Chas
O. Cessna, both with large freight
and passenger lists. will get away early
this morning for trips UP the sound,