davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-14
|EfA|RS MUCH WOKSE
4 volcano-Stricken Islands
i Than Previously Re-
ported.
EVERY LIVING
THING KILLED ON ISLAND
ST. VINCENT.
sAIi the Best Sugar Estates Are De
yastated ano the Cattle Are
All Dead.
LATEST NEWS OF THE HORROR

\ London May 14.-GOVernOr LEV
ellvn. of the WindWard islands, cables
from St Vincent as follows: ARRIVED
yesterday (Monday) and found the
state of affairs much worse than pre-
viously reported. The country on the
east coast, between Robin Rock ami
Georgetown was apparently struck
and devastated in d manner similar to
St. Pierre There are fears that prac
tically all living things are killed. The
dead will probably reach 500, but
the exact figures will never be known.
A thousand bodies have peen buried,
and one hundred and sixty persons are
in the hospital at Georgetown OF
these probably six will recover The
details are too narrowing to describe.
! have coasting steamer running up
and down from st. Lucia with water
and provisions. Twelve thousand dol
lars worth of relief has been received
! have asked for one medical officer
each from Trinidad and Grenada. The
cruiser Indefatigible remains here. All
neighboring British colonies are giving
lamity is now fully realized. All the
best sugar estates are devastated and
the cattle are dead The eruption con
tinues but is moderating. Anxiety is
still felt. Ladies are making articles
OF clothing
Washington. May 14-Lieut. Nc
Cormack OF the Potomac. cables the
navy department from Martinique
that provisions will be needed for fifty
thousand refugees within ten days.
Commander Mel can. of Cincinnati.
cables that he is assisting the govern
uent of Martinique at Fort De France,
and that he had sent the Potomac to
ST. Vincent on healin the news of the
disaster there He says he. might fol
low himself. Admiral Barker tele-
graphs from Brooklyn. reporting the
Buffalo ready to sail on two hours no.
tice. Consul Ayme cables from Mar
Unique that water is not needed there,
but food is imperative for fifty thous-
and refugees.
London. May 1.-THE commander
of the British cruiser interchangeable
cables from ST Vincent today that
the eruption of Soufrier is moderating.
The north end OF the island is devas-
tated from Chateau Belair to German
town Windward Island is in the
worst condition. -Four thousand are
under relief. The cruiser Pallas, or
Gered from Jamaica to St. Vincent last
Sunday with supplies, will proceed to
Martinique.
London. May 14.-Gov. Hodgeson.
the press dispatches on the volcanic
disasters in Martinique and says:
The cruiser Suchet is carrying refu-
gees and getting supplies. A food sup
ply is urgently needed. The services
of medical officers are not required, as
there were no wounded at st. Pierre
II is estimated that two million tons
Of dust from ST. Vincent fell in Bar
badoes'
Castris. ST. Lucia. May 14-Erup-
ton of Soufrier continues. and great
columns of smoke and balls of fire are
rising into the air. The discharge is
accompanied by tremendous explo-
sion. 1t is impossible to reach the
burning district which embraces the
entire northern half of the island.
kingstown is safe though ashes and
hot nebDles continue falling
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-14

The road to fortune is through prin
ter's inE.-P. T. Barnum.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-14

of putting the city in a much better
sanitary condition.
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foreclosure Snles
wv YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY

n
OF NEW YORK.-Frederick G. Potter Plaintiff.
against John Caggiano and others Defendants In pur-
Judgment Foreclosure and Sale duly made
and entered in the above entitled action bearing date the
18th 1902. the undersigned. the Referee IN
said Judgment named will sell at public auction at the
Real Estate SalesrOOm. No III broadway, IN
Manhattan City Of New York on the 18th
day Of May 1902 - O'Clock on that day. by
William NJ Ryan, AuCtioneer the premises directed by
judgment be sold and therein described as follows;
that piece parcel Of land situate lying
being the Twelfth Ward in the Borough OF Man
City Of New York and bounded ana de-
Beginning point on the northerly
distant hundred and eighty three
the northeaserly corner or said
124th street broadway formerly Boulevard) running
thence northerIy parallel with Broadway one hundred
900 feet eleven 1D inches TO the centre me OF the
along said centre line OF e bock
one hundred and thence southery again
parallel Broadway hundred QO) feet eleven CID
inches TO the northery 124h Street and thence
westerly along northery side OF 24h street one hun
dred and the point place OF beginning
be several distances and dimensions more or less.
Dated. New York April 18th. l9o2 .-..- p,
ARTHUR u. TRUAN. Referee.
ARNOLD Attorney for Plaintiff. 10 BROAD
o. Manhattan New York CITY.
following diagram q" the property 70 ne soId as
described above the numbers pelns OF % ' anu
533 West l24th Street;
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LONDON.
A SURVEY OF THE CITY FOR YOUNG
READERS

THE Il LoNR0M By c4 "a @s
tavo, pp. 229. Charles Scribner's Sons
There is so much that is entertaining and pict-
uresque in the London of to-day. and there are
so many historical associations connected with
buildings and places still remaining, that the
temptation 20 compile a ChiIdren's London is not
easily resisted. Both the author and the illus
TRAITOR Of this volume have made good use of
the material at their hands. From the Tower
they take US TO the Founding Hospital the
Geological Gardens. the National Gallery, White
hall and St. Pauls, Westminster Abbey Mime.
Tussauds, the British Museum, the National
History Museum. the Houses of Parliament,
Christ's Hospital and the Prince Consort's Me
mortal
The author puts her descriptions in a pleasant
style not too deliberately written down" for
the supposed level of childhood. Thus she de-
scribes the gardens Of the Middle Temple:
Before the Thames Embankment made
the river washed up to the low wall of the Tenn
pie Gardens, but now all is transformed and the
wide road of the Embankment is the boundary.
and where the Thames once flowed we have the
underground railway. Shakespeare, in his play
OF Henry "" makes mention Of these gardens
as being the scene of Warwick and Suffolk
plucking the red and white roses, which you
NAV remember were ever aftervard the badges
of the houses of York and Lancaster 1t must
be many years since roses hourished here, for,
though the lowerbeds prettily laid out the
cultivation OF roses would be a useless attempt
Leading up from the Gardens we find ourselves
in a shady retreat with seats temptingly ar
ranged round the fountain which gives its name
10 this count, and we sit and rest we picture
10 minds the burly figure of DR.. Johnson
stroiing under these trees perhaps on his
way to make call Oliver Goldsmith who
lived closed by at No >. Brick Court. DR.. John
son was sometime a resident in the Temple. and
there is a block of chambers in Inner Temple
Lane which stands the site of his house
and bears his name.
The Illustrations are numerous and are gener-
ally excellent They are good reproductions of
wash drawings Of buildings. monuments. statues
and some Of the animals to be seen in the Zoo.
The full page views are especially good. and con-
vey an excellent impression of the scenes they
depict.
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NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, COUNTY

~ OF NEW YORK.-Frederick A. o. schwarz Plain,
tn against Louis Lippman. German American Real
Title Guarantee Company and others Defendant
pursuance Of a judgment Of foreclosure and sale
duly ed in the above entitled action ana
18th day II April 1892. l the under
said judgment named viii sell at
public auction the New York Real Estate Sales Rooms
No III broadway Borough 81 Manhattan, County
Of New York on the 18th day Of May. 1902 at twelve
o'clock noon on that day, by William NJ Ryan. AuC-
tioneer premises directed by said Judgment % be sod
and therein follows: All that certain lot
niece or marcel Of land situate lying and being in the
borough Manhattan. city, County and state Of New
York bounded follows. beginning at a point
on the southery side of one Hundredth Street distant
one hundred feet and three inches west
ery the southwesterly corner Of one Hundredth
Avenue: running thence southeTly and
PARALLEL with Park Avenue and part Of the distance
hundred feet and eleven tncheS
thence westerly parallel with one Hundedh Street
twenty-five feet thence northery and parallel with Park
Avenue and part distance through party wall
feet and eleven inches 10 the southery side
Of Hundredth and thence eaStery and alonS
the same twenty-five feet to the place Of beginning
New York April 10th, 1907
ABRAHAM r. LAWRENCE. Referee
HATCH. DEBENOISE x COLBY. Attorneys for Plain
Wall St-ect New York city.
following Is diagram n the property 70 be soldi
its number is 60 East Tooth street
East Tooth Street
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NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY


OF NEW YoRK.-The Westchester Fire Insurance
Company, Plaintiff. against Catharine Stewart and
Matthew Stewart her husband and others. Defendants.
Action No 2 In pursuance of Judgment Of Foreclosure
sale duly made entered in the above-entited
action. bearing March, 1902 l. the
Undersigned the Referee In said judgment named. will
sell Public Auction. at the New York Real Estate
Salesroom. No III Broadway. in the Borough OF Man
haitian city Of New York. the second day OF May.
1902 - O'Clock noon. that day. by l.. j. Phillips
CO., Auctioneers the premises directed by said judg
10 be sold. and therein described follows All
that certain lot piece parcel Of land. with the build
and Improvements thereon situate lying and being
the Twenty third Ward Of the city Of New York Gor
merly Of MorrsaHia, County Of WestChester) and
state Of New York bounded and described as follows on
Map Of MorrsaHia Village. made by Andrew Findlay.
surveyor August 10 1s4s led in the Office OF
Clerk WeStchester County White Plains Beginning
a a the northerly side Of 10th formerly
Eighth Street hundred and hfty-four feet west
crly the Franklin and 10th Street,
and running thence northerly and parallel with Franklin
hundred and thence westerly
line parallel with l7Oth Street nifty feet: thence
suutherly line parallel with Franklin Avenue.
hundred and sixtynine Street
erly fifty the point or place
Of beginning.
Dated New York. April 9th 1902
FELIX H. LEVY. Referee.
FRANK NJ TlCHENOR. Attorney for Plaintiff. 80 Park
Row. Borough Of Manhattan. New York city.
The following is a diagram Of the property be sold
described above:
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5urrn9atcs \ otlces.


of Hon Ahner G. Thomas Surrogate Of the County
Of New York notice is hereby given to all persons having
claims against joaquin 81 the County OF New
York deceased To the with vouchers thereof
10 tho subscriber at his place OF uansactirg business AZ
the office Messrs. Nalos Griffin HYDE & Harper. No.
- Broad Street Borough OF Manhattan. the City
Of before Of september
Dated New York. March 10Th. 1902
HERMAN tNpSIO Administrator
ATessrs- NAIOIS GRIFFIN. HYDE X HARPER No. 20
Broad Street Borough OF Manhattan New York city.
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foreclosure GALES.
VIEW YORK. SrrRENE corRr. COUNTY

NEW YORN SUPREME COURT. COUNTY
- OF NEW YORK.-The Ncstchester Fire Insurance
COMPANY. Plaintiff agalns Matthew stewart and
Action No II pursuance n Judgment Of Foreclosure
bearing date the 18th day Of March 1902 l. the
tho Referee said Judgment Will
sell Public Auction. at he New York Real Estate
Sacsroom No. III Broadway. in the Borough OF Man
haitian. city Of New York the secord day Of May.
1902 l. o'clock that day. by l.. ! Phillips
Coz Auctisuecrs. the premises directed by iudg
be sold and therein described follows: All
certain lot piece parcel II land with the build
thereon lying being
the Twenty third Ward OF the city and County OF New
York Uate the II Morisauia. County Of Westches
state Of Now York being Of lot known and
designated map entitled Map u the NillaE" OF
Farms. August 10 lS4S. ana the
Office Of the County 4 Wcstchester and by
number seventy t79 bounded described
follows viz; beginning point the northeastery
Of Eighth 17uth) street distant
from Cottage Place and running thence north
line parallel nearly with Cottage Place
huudJe3 and feet. thence southeastery
parallel with said Eighth Street. twenty-five
thence southwcs"rly IN line parallel nearly with
Place hundred and sixty nine feet
and thence norhwesterly along Eighth Street.
the point place Of beginning. contain
uC all the land in said bounds.
Dated New York. April 9th 1902.
FEIIN II LEVY. Referee.
FRANK NJ TtCHENOR, Attorney for Plaintiff. 3S Park
Borough Of Manhattan. New city.
The following is diagram Of the be sold
DESCRIBED above, the number being S37 East
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uUTTER. JoHANNA.-In pursuance of an

order Of Hon Frank T. Fitzgerald a Surrogate OF
County Of New York notice IS hereby given to all
persons having claims Johanna Huter, late OF
the County Of New York deceased, the
with vouchers subscriber his place Of
transacting business 800 Broadway. Borough
haitian. In CITY New York before day
O. September
dated New York. the 2eth day n February, 1902
LEO HTTTFR. Administrator.
PIATzEK & STRoOCK Attorneys Tor Administrator
800 Broadway \. Y. City.
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10th Street.
The approximate amount Of the lien charge satisfy
which the aboVe-Gescrbed property Is be sold is
S2,s 90 with interest thereon from the 9th day
March 1902 together with and allowance amount
ing SlT25I with from March 2sth 1902 to-
gether the expenses Of the sale. The approximate
amount taxes. other which ara
the purchaser OF purchase money
or paid by Referee is 81. BPS. and interest
Dated New York. April 9th, 1902
FELIX II LEVY. Referss,
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10th Street
The Approximate Of the lien satisfy
which the above described property $ is
S643l52 with interest thereon from the 27th day Of
March, 1902, together with and allowance amount
ing S29I4S, with interest from March 2Sh. 1902
Fether with the expenses Of the sale The approxma
amount u taxes assessments, other liens which are
be allowed the purchaser out Of the purchase
paid Referee 81 2S As and interest covering
this property and the lot adjoining the
Dated New York April 9th 1902
FELIX II. LEVY, Referee.
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IN PURSUANCE of an order Of Hon. Abner

l. g Thomas a Surrogate 81 the County New York
hereby all persons having claims against
Edward the County q New York
ceased present the with vouchers there: To-
subscriber. "a place business.
The. II s. Keller.
~ Naahattsn in the Clty York on before the
ilret day October. 1902. next.
Dated New York the 18th day Of March. 1902
ARNlIN HARTMANN. Executor
ItABE & KELLER, AJto.ne.s for Executor. No ~
broadway, Borough Of Manhattan. New-York City.
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N PrRsrANCE Of an order Of Hon. Amler c

7 = PIKSIN NCL 0f an Ordor OF Hon. Amer z
- Thomas. a Surrogate OF the County OF New YORK
Is he+eby all having claims
against Thomas 2 late Of New County.
with vouchers thereof
subscribers their place OF uansacting business AZ the
of Michael :. sullivan Room 90 Smith Building
Juult Third and willis Avenues and l4Sth Street
Borough the city Of New York. before the
Of
Dated New York. day o December. 1901
GEORGE J. LYONS. LEO HAMILTON. MICHAEL !
SULLIVAN. E1ecutors
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approximate amount Of the lien charge salts
above described Is to be sold is
$50 IS with Interest from April l4th 1902 together
and allowance uniting 1857 OF. with
thereon from April 18th 1902 together with the
expenses Of the sale. The approximate amount Of taxes
other liens which 10 be allowed 70 tie
purchaser Of the purchase paid by the
referee is 1924 -
New York April 10th 1902
ABRAHAM 4. LAWRENCE. Referee
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oath street.


The approximate the lien charge TO satisfy
the above described property is to be sold Is wny
and nine one nun
interest thereon from the l4th day
OF April 1902 with allowance amounting to
$751; from April 18th. 1902 together with
expenses OF sale
Dated New York April 10Th. 1902
'' 49, ARTHUR u. TRUAX. Referee.
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A DvERTIsEMENTs and SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR Tribune
received their Uptown Ofhce
NO. i242 BROADWAY.
I'd door north of slst-s;.. 8 O'Clock D. IN.
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0ltdtlous.
1T,HE ncopIe Of ,he SAD OF New York. by th


THE people OF 5he State of New York by the
grace Of COD free ana ipdgBeqan,IG t"r Tt f.
i'laay goil,,S se1 II i:rnal I,r~uts arney
Augusta Barney. Hiram Iarney H. Sar3 Tame .@-
ceased. OF the VIII Of AUGUSTUS A. Barney
Of said Augustus Barney. deceased di any, and t" all
the County Of New YORK deceased creditors. eaces
next KIN or othetWlse s,d l. u ~ f and
before our sqrosate of The Count "l n" l'
county Court House IN the COUNT Of New 2It on We
forenoon OF mat day, there TO judicial
Hubbard ana I3dvard Wis j. as -.s surviving
and trustees OF The Last WI and Testament OF sad
the Of twentyone Years are required 10 appear
appear apply one appointed. in nc
POINTED the represent and for IN
In testimony whereof We have caused the seal our
Surrogae Court OF the said County OF New York to be
Wines Hon Frank T: Fitzeerald sarrogate Of our
CID H. 81 York the 25th day Of April, in the year
dred and two 'uJ FAiRTHx MsL@TGi iii u"
cleri, OF the Surrosates Court.
THE PEOPLE OF TIE STATE OF NEW
York by the grace Of God free AND l9aePen4sn, To
samuel p Richards, sullivan Taylor Vir
Walter NJ Richards Kate Kichards. Lucy h. richards
Harold Richards kat A. Dq5ose A. Miller I'u9sf; W.
WsIl6ourne pqose Marioa Rqis2se Ghar,es Pq.91e.
addison Williams. Katherine Williams Henry Ice Will
H il Her6er; V Rcaards ce@ A. Rdasr@s Ma5c r
Finney. Nellie A Brown. Bessie NJ Richards tIorenye
Anthony. Frank H. Anthony, Clarence Anthony; VIII
H. Anthony. George J.. Anthony. William A r An
thony William r. Perkins. and Theodore Perkins, and 10
all Interested in the estate of T. Addison Richards
County Of York, deceased, creditors.
leRatees. otherwise send greeting You and
you hereby cited and required personally be
and before Surrogate Of the County - New
York. the Surrogates Court Of said County. held the
County Court House. in the County Of New York on the
10Th II June 1902 at half O'Clock in the
and there attend a judicial
the Of of the Central Trust
New York. OF the last VIII and
said deceased. and such Of are hereby
G. tied %
quired appear - your guardian II you hay" one or
have and apply for 20 be appointed.
the Of neglect "a lure to do
viii appointed the Surrogate
the proceeding
In testimony whereof seal OF
SurrUgate's Court the said County o Jew No.l.
ISeaLl 10 be heTeunto affixed witness Hon Frank Z.
Fitzgerald a Surrogate Of our said County. the
County Of Ne~York the 10th day Of April the year
Of Lord one thousand nine hundred and
J. FAIRFAX McI.AUGHLIN
Clerk Of the SuTrogate's Court.
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5nrroaates Nonccs.

IN PURSUANCE of an order Of Hon Frank T.
- Fitzgerald A Surrogate Of the County OF New York
hereby given to all persons having claims
against r. Livingston. late OF County Of New
the vouchers thereof
subscribers their place OF ransactng
d Office OF their attorneys. Baker Peabody No
Wall Street in the city OF New York, before
day September, 1902
Dated New-York, the 25th day Of February 1902
CHARLES A. PEABODY. GEORGE l. PEABODY. Ex-
BAKER & PEABODY. Attorneys for Executors > Wall
street. New-York CITY y Y.
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DOCTORS SAY
that during the heated term Greater York YOU
take wife and the children and
GO TO THE MOUNTAINS

OF sullivan. Ulster. and Delaware Counties y. Y. on
the main line and branches Of the New York Ontario
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Air Pure Water Pure MIX and only three hours ride
the Send for postage to the
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OF Farm and Boarding Houses,
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Goth Both Excursion tickets reduced
will be sold 425 Broadway 1854 Broadway and
Ferry opportunity Of personally
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this delightful region Tickets good returning to
Monday. June ID.
IN NEW YORK: Park Place, lib. 14I. I65 1885,
$40 Broadway. Az PAS Columbus Az. I53 East
i25th St aT3 I25th St Az: ticket Offices
Franklin West 42d Ferries
IN BROOKLYN: Court St, 500 Fulton ST. 9s Broad
way. Eagle Office
Passenger rates. . a mile
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CONNECTItIT

CONNECTICUT.
NEW CANAAN Gonna desirable ,tr. roo,-s
~ modern sanitary plumbing stahling Tor three horses
10 rent for summer at nil, Ntss uA ~
NAN BROWN. 20 Wess 60 g. Nff' ~ ~
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THE CHILDRENS LONDON. BY Charlotte
Thorpe Illustrated by William Luker, jr. Oc-
tavo. DID. 22s. Charles Scribner's Sons.
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IA EyERErT sroNE gale and colurnbia) sis west
<A-s Nta 81 2atsEnx Il pupil q futgrs residence,
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NEW HAMPSHIRE
MUMT WHITE MOI MAINS y III
W. JUN PROFILE HOUSE Is Private Cottages
Cenage. location. appointments cuisine hrst among
leading summer resorts. GOLF links and TENNIS
uneXceled Fine livery and saddle horse service
Address c. II, GREENLkAF Pres
FLUME HOUSE.
Five miles tTUm Prohlc (ssme oNnershIn, RsautIr,uv
situated many points interest open June no 10
ocI H. = h ELLIOTT, Manager
THE WAUMBEK AND COTTAGES
jefferson. n. II. in the White Maintains
WIN open in June. Bookings being made For plans
booklets. etc, address F
DAVID II. PLCMER. Manager
a. j. MURPHY. Asst
At Laurel House. Lakewood. until June
Through train service from Grand Central Neu York
begins June % and will include new niFbf train IeaTs
New York at . = NJ daily. except sundays; arrive
Saturdays arrive New York 7:o5 \. NJ ' T
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CuraCoa--CallinG also a p. r.
From Roberts Pier Brooklyn
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sengeTs
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