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Editor Pensacola JournalAs I had little or nothing to do 1he

other evening I visit thescene of the oratorical efforts of theWelles Mulhatton and 0 yes I almostforgot the boy aggregation of starperformers on the stand at SevilleSquare

I was well repaid for my walk inlearning how not anything Inmany words

It was quite amusing to see howafter Mr Welles bad crossed the plat-form ana seated himself with ponder-ous dignity the youthful aspirant tomayorality honors tripped after himwith light and gleeful step and satdown in the lee shadow of the bigjaayor Next followed the gracefulshape of the big doctor the glass offashion and the mold of form the obsereved of all observers On his4aking a set on the other side ofShine thus completing the trinity theboy went into total eclipse

Having observea the comical side ofthis performance I went around tothe front of the platform on theground floor of course whichpoint of view I could observe the ex-pressive countenances and working

of the wpuldbe oratorsThe first of the speakers who worked

hard to belittle Mr Blisss efforts tostir up public sentiment in favor of amunicipal water plant and other pub-lic utilities was a man from whose ex-

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the writer of the articles in the Newssigned AdvQCate His efforts withhis to prove that abond bill had been passed in washighly appreciated and uproariouslyapplauded by Johnnie Brosnaham

The next speaker to cross the stageand face the music was the rlcochetting torpedoboat testroyer and tallsycamore of the Wabash as cutely announced by the master of ceremonies-By the way when some speakers

theirjower jaws and set theirfaces in motion the circumambient-air Is agitated to some considerableextent

The most interesting part of GeoT Mnlhattons performance was wherehe jerked Mr Blisss magazine fromhis pocket and shook it forth with aroyal will I thought at first it wasan effigy of Chas H Bliss and thatGeorge was going to tear it limb fromlimb and scatter it to the four windsof Heaven But not so I will readyou Blisss own words heupon the evening air Then afterplacing his glasses on and doing someother preliminary work while the au-dience waited with bated breath hecalmly read two lines from page 9and two more from page 30 It wasterrible

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Johnny Brosnahams awful clamorhaving died away for a moment MrGladhand came forward and ina fewsweetly chosen words announcedcoming of Mr Wellesstepped to the front splintering theplanks of Mr Shines platform as hecame The electric grew dimand the men on the stage with whitefaces tried to escape But there wasa pilot on board the commotion diedaway and all was Welles

Silencing uproarous applauseproceeding from Johnny B and theother supporter the hip hip hoorayman Mr Welles proceeded to talkabout Mr Bliss and andmattresses Now Mr Welles I thinkthat was not you a grownman and ladies present I thinkshame for you

It must be that air Welles was madabout something for when a man getsmad it is because he is losing in theargument

Mr Welles allow me to suggestthat you talk about large subjects inyour next speech and do not devote-so much time to bedsteads ana mat-tresses

Another thing You spoke of shiftIng your burdens from your shoulders-to Shines Does that include GeoMulbatton Poor boy Poor Shine

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WE HAVE A LIMITED NUMBEROF GOOD CLEAN NEWSPAPERSWHICH WE WILL SELL AT 10cPER BUNDLE APPLY JOURNALOFFICE

BIG STEAMER

FLOATEDTHE RIO JANO WAS RELEASED

YESTERDAY MORNING ATHIGH TIDE

The big Spanish steamer Riowhich went aground about two dayssince off Mus pgee wharf was floatedearly yesterday morning and pre-pared to get away to sea immediatelyThe vessel struck on a sand spit off thewharf as she was making a turn Intothe harbor j

This occurred when the big steamerwas proceeding from Muscogee wharfwhere she had taken on a big cargo cflumber and timber and naval stores 1

and caused a delay of two orTugs were employed to float

Yesterday mbrhlng when the tidewas at its highest the vessel began tobackhand soon it was seen thatwas from the sand Within a

she was in deep water andhad suffered no Injury

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Editor Pensacola JournalPlease allow me space in your

paper to express myself relatheto tie street car that Is ripvbeing carried on In Pensacola by mypeople

I am a negro and I know it and ofcourse I didnt need any laws enacted-to force me to know my place Ifor one amjust as much in favorcfthe separation of the races as thewhitest person in antisince the law the separa-tion gives me equal accommodation Isee nothing to howl about

There is one thing which I do sincerely detest and that isfpr any mmor set of men to crete strife ortion among any class of jpedple and 1

certainly feel that such has been donehere without any reasonable cause for

itAll of us are not as fortunate assome others We haventat all timesgot our railroad fare in band and itit were not for our womensand cooking for our white neighborssome who are now boastingabout theirrailroad fare would as minus as I

amNo man admires our race leersmore than I but when I seea spirit as is now being here-in our city by our leaders I think itis time for us to stop and consider

Thankingyou for your valuablespace L remain yours

LEONARD RANSOM

A Good SuggestionMr C B Walnwright of Lemon City

Fla bas written Manufacturers-that much better results are obtained

use of Chamberlains CoilCholera and Diarrhoea Remedy Incases of pains in the stomach colicand cholera morbus by taking it Inwater as as can Thatwhen taken in this way the effect Isdouble in rapidity It seemsto getat the right spot instantly he saysFor sale ty all druggists

NAVY COVE HARBOR ANDBAY MINETTE RAILROAO-

A special from Montgoiriery theMobile Register sass

Thesecretary of statecd notice of the incorporation of theNavy and Railroad

of Bay lUnette with a capitalof 500000 The road is to run fromDeep Water near Fort Morgan toFlomaton both In Baldwin countyThe incorpofators are W D Stapleton W A Collier W C DinwiddleT C J D and D M Hand

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Ohio natiobal guard 765 strongleft today over the Baltimore awlOhio Southwestern and Illinois Centralfor Vicksburg Miss where the regi-ment will participate in the dedicationor the Ohio monuments at the Vicksburg battlefields

While a attack Is decidedlyunpleasant it is quickly over whenChamberlains Stomach and LiverTablets are used For sale by alldruggists

Trolley PartyUn-

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Motormen and ConductorsTO FURNISHTHEIR NEW HALL

Wednesday May 31CHILDREN 6 to 8 ADULTS 8 to

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A Single Look-at the articles themselvesis convincing proof oftheir matchless valuesthe natural result jpf cashbuying and selling

Two and 3piece Summer Suit750 8 10 13 0

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FARE FOR ROUND TRIP 50 CENTSCHILDREN 25 CENTS

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785 January 790 March795 bid

New York Stock MarketNew York May American

department in the London Stock mar-ket was violently unsettled this morn-Ing land opening prices here Weelower in sympathy Declines ran to1 and 1 In St Paul United StatesSteel preferred Amalgamated CoppeLocomotive and Lead and to a point-in Reading Northern Pacific NewYork Central JRock rlsiand IllinoisCentral Sugar tJnited States SteelAmerican Car and Colorado FuelThere were running sales of 17000shares of United States Steel at 27and 27 compared with 2S last night

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moted some selling for short account-as well as a continuance of the Hquii

some of yesterdayseemed to be taking profits

I Sending possibly a renewal of bullmanipulation on any further declineand the market luring the early ses-sion was quiet and barely steadywithin 2 or 3 points of the opening

Chamberlains Remedy theBestI I have been using ChamberlainsCough Remedy and want to say thatit is the best cough medicine I haveever taken says Geo L Chubb amerchant of Harlem Mich There 3s

as it will cure a cough or cold In lesstime than any other treatment itshould always be kept in the houseready for instant use for a cold canbe cured In much less time whenpromptly treated For sale by alldruggists

NOTICETo the and contractors of

Pensacola We the membership ofthe Bricklayers and UnionNo 1 of Pensacola wish state thatMr S S Moses Is no longer connect-ed with No 1 of Pensacola and Is con-

sidered unfair to alT union laborH E BUGGCHAS RICKSJAMES WHITEHEAD

Committee

The Bricklayers and Plasterers-No 1 of Pensacola do hereby

the Carpenters and Painters Intheir effort for the eignthour dayand at their regular meeting lastMonday voted to help them In any-way possible

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Dutch Lieacwen 1335and Hamburg with

18000 su ft sawn timbe anl 1225jO-Osuft lumber valued at 524C09 ByPensacola Lumber Co

Span ss Guerrico 355Gfor Rotterdam and Duuijuerque with1895 bbls Patterson ExportCo with 1780N su ft sawn timberand 23iO 000 su it sawn timber byH Baars Co valued at

VIncenzoBohnano Noera 2244for Genoa and Civita Vecchia with21000 su ft sawn timber 369000 su ft

200 bales cotton 20000 oakstaresand SS Jons pboopliare ro2kvalued at 25b52 By Gulf TransitCo atfd Rosasco Bros

VESSELS IN PORTSteamtHlp-

sAnveshvBr sja Williams 1508 toHBaars Co

Aureola Br ss Williams 1508to H Baars Co

Corinth Br sS Deans 2604 BaItmote to H Baars i Co

David Am ss Waracki 8634 to Maste I

E O SaltmarshBr ss Barnes 2369TQ Gulf Transit Co I

Gamma Dutch ss Lienwan 1336Pensacola Lumber Co i-

Kydonfa 152 Kahdey toPitch Pine Lumber Co-

Longway Br ss Le Guevel 1406 ToGulf Transit

MariadeLarrlnaga Span ss Naglertp Gulf Transit Co j

I Proteor Aust ss Ivanlch 2441 toGulf Co

Rio Janeiro Span ss Guerrica 3557Q Howe Co j

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Ital lk Due CingunI Olivari 1258Genoa to Hosasco Bros

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Punta de la SenitasGaetano Casabona 1270 It bk

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Hildegard 1C03 Ger bk sailedBremen March 22

Hudson Nor bk 771 At LondonMay 5th

Northern Empire 899 It bk sailedBuenos Ayres November 18

Ruby 1310 Nor bk sailed LondonMarch 23

SUMMER COURSEThe special rates offered by tile

Pensacola Business College for thesummer course are within the reachof every ambitious young man andwoman Special classes In BusinessBookkeeping Stenography and English Training are being arranged Enter now for good position In the falLPhone 900 or 1C37

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CAL UNIONS 74 AND 107 CARPENTERS AND JOINERS OF AMERICAAND LOCAL UNION 459 PAINTERS AND DECORATORS AND PAPER HANGERS OF AMERICAWILL HAVE A BUSINESS AGENTAT THEIR HEADQUARTERS-ROOM NO 1 OLD ARMORY BUILDING TO RECEIVE REQUESTSFROM PARTIES WISHING WORKDONE IN EITHER OF THESELINES AND WILL BE GLAD TOFURNISH MEN TO DO IT AT 8HOURS PER DAY AT THE SCALEOF WAGES FORMERLY RECEIVED-BY THEM

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TERSELY TOLDBUSINESS LOCALS

HeadrU Carpenter win furnishestimate on Building and paintingind personal attention to workStrong and 24 East LaRuasaree

Oertlag Co wholeaal-aid retail ship chandlers and grocers

the only house of the kindhi peasacouL P Ir to alL

Why Inferior paper when youcan buy Kelso Bond French DimityJKanL LInen or Cranes Bond at C VThompsons 30 S l alafbx

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PENSACOLAIron Works and Supply Co

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Promp attention to all orders day or night Agents forJames McKay Cos celebrated Los and Timber Dogs alsc Chainsof all descriptions

Office Phone 123 PHIL WITTMAN ManagerResidence Phone 1029 Pi O Box 123

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