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Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1905-02-28

r. L. GREGORY,
Attorney and Counsellor.at-Law.
Will practice in all State and
Federal courts, and the States
of Ohio and Pennsylvania.
Corporation Work Specially.
Office: ,,.
Rooms 2 and 3, First Ma
O. tional Bank Building, Sis
tersville, w. Va. Er A.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1905-02-28

George McCdmey has returned
from a visit to relatives at points
in Pennsylvania. and his family
from short visit with friends
near Friendly.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1905-02-28


If the city keeps filling up with
tough female characters it will be
forced to install a patrol wagon
IN a very short time. The Gates
transfer bus had to be pressed in
to service by Chief of Police VIII
liams to convey a notorious
woman from East Charles street
to the lookup last evening. She
was so beastly intoxicated that
she could not walk, but her foul
tongue did not seem a particle af-
fected. She was an artistfin the
use of profanity.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1905-02-28

'a Frank Hicks, a well-known 10,
cal oil operator of this city, left
for points north last evening.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1905-02-28

Dennis O'Day has so far re
covered from the brutal assault
which he received at the hands Of
John McGinnis as to be able tC
appear upon the streets.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1905-02-28

There is an epidemic of chick
enpoX just now in the city. Quite
a number Of children are afflict.
ed with the disease.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1905-02-28

The numerous friends Of Mrs.
ClawSon Of North Wells street,
will be pleased to learn she is
now on the road to recovery from
a serious illness. Her little
daughter has also been quite illf
but is convalescent at this writ
ing.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1905-02-28

WANTED-$8 to $12 weekly
easily earned by either sex knit
ting seamless hosiery for the wes-
tern market; our improved ma
chine with ribbing attachment
furnished worthy families who do
not own a machine on easy pay
ment plan; write at once for full
particulars and commence max
ing money on experience requir-
ed. United States Wooden Co,
Detroit, Mich. 12.5-tf
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1905-02-28

Bottled beer, Sc a pint, 60c a
dozen, at the Brunswick cafe. j.
S. Hockinberry, prop. 2,1S-tf
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1905-02-28

1t is said that a young lady OF
this city who aspires to theatrical
honors, will play part in a we'll
known stock company in a short
time.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1905-02-28

b Frank Lawrence, oil operator
of st. Marys, was a business visi-
tor in the city last evening.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1905-02-28

Harry Fray, a well-known tool
dresser, left this morning for the
Rock creek oil field in Roane
county, West Virginia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-11-09

-
.s $3.50. ..r,vao,o6c;.
-. = fas,laIv
p1a.;s1 ..a.a5n;a;aza 10
naac,..;.1i donouvch.
= La5da;y=vioaca
1I:xon:: 80 ..,,a,o adz;a
80 to-
u..a arob do.a7Lo,v
49, e 49,. n;sraz tai uial.
49,. :, ,.L61na ,ioat
ha ~o,a Il.
= % kazda
49, 49,; a;o;oo na,,czv.
o :I nIea;6
- ,-Lp1aah 1,,douroh ma.
- 80 ah1onou zmuLle
~ Lotto nom;adzv q.
P;am.e 11.tvm: rok szk6l-
~ ,,uo dz;aw;o6 mias;ecv.
Ca, oh1on;oo ;dz;a ~ raj
na,snu a. s1ko1v1 nrzvnosi
aaha ,an;ad,a no',czuoio.
~; Wetan;wszv. do inv
aaL6,ao; no s;a.n,;n;arw
49,, !.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-11-09
PEaalmllatka pc jamie SObies-
kim.

W drugiej wojnie szwed d,
kiej opieral sic Puck meznie.
flocie kr6la szwedzkiego Ka
rola Gustawa, a Kr6l polski,
Jan Kazimierz okazujac swo-
ia wdziecznos6 darowai mia
stu 1867 r. las staro6ci6ski i
80 wick roll. Wskutek tych
dorowizn Puck nalezy do,tych
szczesliwych miast, W kt6-
rych placi sic bardzo. mafo
podatku komunalnego, DO
miasto, sprzedawczy bory,
,posiada znaczny majatek W
got6wce. Ola tego tez dis
jeszcze pomiedzy< ludzkoscia
zachowafa sic wdzieczna pa
mice o dobroczyhcy polskim.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-11-09
4
: CIEKAWE RZECZY !,


trykalnych, kt6re otrzymy-
wa'y wladze administracyj-
ne Cd prowadzacych 1ydow-
|skie keiegi metrykalne, mn6-
stwo chlopc6w bylo zapisa-
nych, jake ~dziewczeta, przy
niekt6rych za6 nazwiskach
znajdowal sic .dopisek: ~
marl", chociaz osoby owe do
dis dnia zyja: Dalej chlopcy
1ydowscy, LEGACY Is do K
lat zycia otrzymywali merry
XII, W kt6rych data urodzin
byla tax dalece cofnieta, re.
ch}opcy owl zglaszali sic do.
poborur jake osoby, liczace
ponnad20 lat zycia, skutkiem
czego komisya poborowa u.
walniala ich jake zbyt sfa.-
bych do siuzby wojskowej.
Sledztwo wykazafo, re W ten
spos6b cd kilkunastu lat u
-wolnifo sic Cd sluzby oko}o
10000 os6b. w owych okoli-
each zebrano 100000 koron.
azeby Orlai'a przekupic, a
gdy sic to ME udaio, pr6bo-
wano go nawet otru6. Rad
wdrozy sledztwo dyscyplinar-
ne przeciwko prowadzacym
metryki, ci za6, kt6rzy uwol-
Mill sic cd wojska, maja "a
kare odbyc piecioletnia siuz-
be w%ojskowa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-11-09
S~amob6jstWo ig}a.

Zamieszkafy " Krakowie
krawiec Aleksy Knyczyk
targna} sic ma swoje zycie.
Me uzyl jednak "a narzedzie
swej smierci zadnej broni,
.lecz Will sobie W piersi CRU
ba a ma I en-. dluga ie}e, kt6
ra W zapamieta}oSci pchna}
naparstkiem-az "a sk6re.
stanie bardzo groznym
przewieziono denata IA cd
dial chirurgiczny szpitala.
sw::. Kazarza, gdzie prymas
rvusz tego. oddzia}u DIR. Bog
sdanik stwierdzif, re koniec
Ugly przebi} SERGE, a tkwiac W
MIN poruszaf sic zgodnie 2
uderzeniem serca. Pc ma
cieciu sk6ryi miesnioperator.
DIR. Bogdanik uchwycil uszko
Ugly szczypkami i wyciagnal
ia z piersi denata. Stan
zdrowia Knyczyka dzisiaj
jest leps7y.o lie ME zajda jake
ME ~przewidziane komplikacye
|chory zostanie uratowany.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-11-09
w przystepie

.obtedu rozebrafa sic iona pc
wnego kotlarza W Norymber
DE do koszuli, kt6ra oblaFa
spiritusem i podpalifa. Ma
jej krzyk nadbiegli sasiedzi,
przytfumili %pfomienie i stra-
sznie poparzona odstawili
do szpitala.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-11-09
nlemieckiegO ma
stepcy trOnu.

Charakterystyczny process
rozegra} sic pred kilku dnia--
mi W ostatniej instancyi pred
najwyzszym sadem admin
stracyjnym W Berlinie.
Niemiecki nastepca tronu
jest IA mocy testamentu
dziadka swojego cesarza Fry
deryka w}aseicie1em dobra
korony, polozonego W powie-
Gle olesnickim. Wydziai po-.
wiatowy zarzadal. z docho-
dow tych d6br 5000 ma:ek
podatku powiatowego, ma co
sic jednak nastepca tronu ME
zgodzi} i za1ozyf protest W
wydziale okregowym W Wro-s
clawiu. Wydzial ten skarge:
oddalif, z~aznaczajac W moty:
wach re w%prawdzie czlonko-.
wie>domu cesarskiego uwol-
nieni So podatku dochodowe-
60, 10 jednak przywilej ten
tract swoje znaczenie W "a
kresie podatk6w powiato-
towych. Przeciw temu wyro-
kowi za}ozyi nastepea tronu
protest powt6rny a gdy go
znowu oddalono bez skutku
poiadanego, postawif who
SEX rewizyjny W naiwyzszym
sadie administracyjnym "
Berlinie, kladac gf6wny ma
cfsk ma to, re podatek powia-
tony jest tylko dodatkiem
podatk6w panstwowych, kto
zatem ma mocy swojej Prey
naleznosci do rodziny kr6le-
wskiej podatk6w panstwo-
wych ME piaci, ten i podat-
k6w powiatowych piaeic nie
potrzebuje. Pc dwugodzinnei
naradzie sad wyni6st wyrok
nastepujacy:
Najwyzszy trybunal admi-
nistracyjny oddala wniosek
rewizyjny niemieckiego ma
stepcy tronu przeciw wyro-
koW.i wydzlalu. ,o,kregowego
we Wroclawiu, so1idaryzuiac
sic we wszystkich punktach
2 motywami prawnemi tegoz
widzia}u.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-11-09
KALB N,ARZ
M H0k PafsH 1906

0u0Al lOUO
|opI6cs czedci 1wsklej kalendsrzo-.
vel wykasem dni. SWAT, rad go-
[spodarsy it'd. zaviera co nastepuje:
q nowym rokiem!
|Jaksl1ml, jest col tYcia naszego?
Q ozci Matki Boskiejl ~naszej.
knlazi6wna Helena. Powie6c histo-
rycznaz XVII w:eku. rodfug
Henryka SienkleWicza.
@ zamilowaniu piracy.
NV r6za CT zwyoieztwo.
sWieczda lampka., Powiezt 2 zycla
przemytnik6w.
Gdzie szcze6cie prawdziwe.
w imie Boze: Opow,adanie 2 CA
SOW prze6ladow ttla Ch zesciaD
v Rzym e
Zwyciezyio Najslodsze SERGE zdae
rzenie praWdziwe.
M1LKa bOska zlelna.
fieekne przyk4ady 2 naszei prze-
szfo6ci.
Ucieczka g%rzessnych.
Aikohol a zdrowie.
l4asf5ely Q starych dziejach. przez
Zofae Bukoxieckq.
a5jcze MOI!
i,osnlaocEeiie pana raezcY. Hu;n.
.ra.ka.
. hid ,s.niu win,rcs:i Nap:.ai
llbsnsk4 Il J ~jtrze@"
" jaki sposdb MONA zyG 969 tat
W volnych cb xilach :
Ora " Salto.
dowcSpy.
Straszny rycerz.
Moilitwa braci Polak6w
yrosba do kw. patron6w Polskich.
D0datki ObrazkOWe:
l.. Obraz ko'or: ,,Matki Boskiej
Nieustaj Pomocy 2 Obraz kolor
MAST 6N ieci Patr.nowie 8 sly
City obrazek do choralu ~ dymem
pozsr6 y"ry ows}J Styka. 4 Ora
.Salto'. S. alendarz scienny
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-11-09
SzkO}y d Chf6czyk6W.

w Chinach niema przymu-
gu szk6lnego. Wszelkie jed.
max urzedY igodno5ci OSLO
gaia tylko 81, kt6rzy posia-
daja nauke, Wsk.utek togo
niepotrzebne 50 tam ustawy
prsym ,lIll'g' ggdyz : I.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-11-09
,OgrOmne OszustWa przy
pObOrze do WOjska.

z Budapesztu ,donosza re
" p6lnocnych Wegrzech Cd
kryto- olbrzymie oszustwo,
kt5te przez caly szereg lat
popelniano pr,y poborze do
wojska. w sferach rzado-
wych jul dawno, powstalo
~zdziwienie, te 2 p6}nocno-
wschodnich okolie Wegier
licEba rekrut6w 2 kazdym 70.
klein sic zmniejsza .Skutkiem.
ego ministerstwo wegier-
skiej .obrony kraiowej wy
slalo do ewych okolic So
krytarza ministeralnego, Or
lai'a kt6ry mial zbadac to.
sprawe. Orlai stwierdzil, 20
ksiegimetrykalne gmin zydo-
wskich by]y falszowane ma
wielka skale, azeby obowia,
sanych do poboru woiskowe-
20 uwolnic cd sluaby wojsko-
wei. tax v wYciagach me
gss5asxssas
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-11-09
Zagini0ny

i znowu odnaleziony syn. w
Oleksinie sluzy} u kolonisty.
Garbego m}ody chlopak, IL
czacy obecnie 18 lat, "a pa
robka pod nazwiskiem J6ze-
ia Topolihskiego. Prey
wystawieniu mu karty inwa-
li6skiej parobczak ME. umia}
poda6 miejscowego urodze-
MIA. Mimo r6znych poszu-
kiwa6 we wszystkich u
rzedach stanu i-probostw ME
odnaleziono go. Topolihski
sam wiedziaf tylko, re chodzif
do szkoly W Gnieznie i ze ro-
dice jego umarli W Gnieznie
Poszukiwania W kslegach
szk6f katolickich r6wniez do
zadnego rezultatu ME dopro-
wadzity. Nareszcie przypadek
przyszedf W pomoc. Robot
mix kolejowy Pawlak zy-
dowwa spotka} ma szosie wrze-
sinskiej m}odego cz}owieka,
W kt6rym pozna{ swego sio-
strze1ca, kt6ry zginal pred
7 laty jake jenenastoletni
ch}opak. [ w6wczas ME do
prowadziiy bahama do zadne.
go skutku. Pawlak zaprowa-
dill odnalezionego siostrze1ca
do ma1ze1stwa Wesofowskich
mieszkajacych PREY Rynku.
Bednarskim:2 Uradowani ro-'
dice poznali 20 zdziwieniem
W d~omniemanytn Topoli6-
skim swego syna. Kto mu
wm6wil, re rod1ice go odu-
marli i re nazywa sic Topo-
li6ski ME umie powiedziec.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-11-09
FRASzKI.

E-Sr - LL&%= aa=- HIE-s-
MADRY Fra
mex (8-letni W sk}adzie rzezz !
nika): Prosze 0 funt miesa,
ale twardego.
Rzeznik. Pc co twardego?
Przeciez ludzie zawsze mick
kiego VIOLA.
Franciszek: Ale u mas to.
ojciec sam wszystko mieso.
4ada, jezeli za6 Jest twarde,
to prawie wcale So ME ruszy
DO ma liche zeby. A wtedy i
nam cokolwiek sic dostanie.
20 PODDANIU r
ARTURA. Dw6ch zyd6w'
czyta gazette.
MSsrul, ia co tobi po.
vim, ten Stossel to bardzo'
goj, onnie poczebowa}|
wydac portu Japanerom..
Jaksto ME poczebowal?
co$mial zrobiG?
~Nysrul tid Jest GU
'pl l,,2 on I.jp'' pre-
jplsAoz lngesSzonse s|zs1!ssllluIls.:.E
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$ o h iiuona fu0pft ote
Sul den 3ll.

9erlin, 9. SSuni. - @cm mon
bier in eingcpeibten &reiicu al ole
Wtogli6feit mo iogar @nbrldeinIidl'
felt nuber Observation-Disclosures
gloubt, 10 lie9t e5 0oralL oaB man
Die ernIten S6mierigtciten 9hlB'
LAMBS nuf iinou3icacnl @ebiete tennt.
Die ritiiiihe Sricgalcitrng lit nobe
am Gn0e i6rer Wfittel ongelnngt. Die
8crllld)e, neueS @elO IN Enris, Cont
oon ooer Neiu 3ort nni5utrel6en,
0iiriten oQer 8ornrSiidt nad) iebl.
id,ln0en. lln0 Oic 0elttid)e Sodiinan5
erflGrt uliS0riidlidl NuBlnno fonne
mlr Damn meitereS oeutifes 9opital
6efommen, mem eS iid) entlhlieBt,
Benz ausii1tSloien ariege elm Gnoe SIT
bereiteH.
OptimiItiide 9 i'm mung
in Faris.
@oris, 8. Simi. - gS gift bier
ais alagenodt, OoB Der riliiiide nj.
niIter oeS ghlslu1rti9en, Gbrof 2nins.
oorii, uuteritiibt ourb Srn. Sitte,
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sic belieu nniehlbar.
bic ,.et. Geruaro 3rnutsrptlicn," bel alien or1ns
nlibeu qetbeH Sic reger ole lbdtl9leli oer ers
iblnifteH 9eber noblibnha on. bef1roerH Die
9erodnung trugen sur 4rndbrttra ees Norperss
iouie Sur Ausfteoiug Der oerhrnubieH nuerie
bel reinigen oas Nhi ilio beliaeH Dem Nhits
anorung nnfb oem Nopfe opr. IN oteier Ne'
5ebunp bnbeu bic Rillen. Die ans Den reinlteit
pegetubiliben Stoiieu iuidmmen aeieti iillo.
loon iunbre gsuuoer'uren Bu Stdnoe aebrnCbt.
iino iuer tie einmal ~ Der n1rse'hrehenen
gSeife 1e6rdutbt bat III tbrec Sobes eou.
(StSoSa. .I&S)
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Mooiebclt'S Iatb.
TricbcnS &OrIclluuNCn nn Snpun
nnb &nRINnS.

OIil1iitcrrat1 3u G5or@toic ScIo. -
@roBiiirit N}ihocl ioQ 0cm G3u.
rem aus Berlin ocn NotbitlnG
0c$ aoiicra g8ilbclm mitqcbroht
bobcn 6ric0cu III ihIicbcu.
&ohiiuon5 QiC6t fcm @clO mcbr
iiir Oic 6orticGlmg 0c2 &ric0c3
ber, 0mtc@0cpci@c 0c& G5o'
rcn al Noicimcnatp.- Ger 0ont
miro ie0od uui oicicuiacn 0iii-
5icrc bcihrGutt, mcldc uou ibrc
@iIidt ncrrihtctcl,
93oibinQtoHL :. +, 9. &lmi
- Som o@eiBcn Sodc" ans iuuroc
bclltc Scr CSnbolt elmer bonn ErGiia
ocntcn 9iooicpclt an sic NeQicunQcn
MuBlono'8 lurb Sopon'5 gcrihtctc
9cpcitbc 6cfonnt aeacbcn luclhc Die
icIbcn in iGrcm cigcncn Sntcrcic 10.
nobl, lpie I'M NSntcrcTc Scr gon5cn
cipiliiirten @clt crilld]t, 6ricGcn9uls
tcrbotoIllngcn nit cinon0er 81 CT.
6iincn. Sr. 9iooicuclt idI0gt Oorin
Dor, boB oicic llntcrbon0lun0cn 81.
rcft unb ouSihlicbIid 5luiihcn Sen
9cIli1crentcn gciiibrt miirbcn Gr CT.
flGrt, cr lei, pGbrcno CT sic Ginmi.
it1ur0 onbcrcr WiGhtc in sic Inter.
bonoIlngcn icI6it iiir ribt min.
icbcnSmcrt6 crodtc, @iQenS, ST tbul
mos IN icinen &r0itCn ltebc I'M 0iC
ErGliminorien IN @c5ug oui 3ct IT.
Srt Scr Observation-Disclosures ST. orron.
0iren.
Erri6nlthc @otihoit 0cS
&oiIcrS W belm an
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Simmer Sport5monn. -
Grofeiior (om Stamntiibe er5iib-
leno): Sic Groc lcat olli i1rerReiie
Inn Die Sonnc pUei AyiiIlionen Siilo.
meter nriid! - Muller; Conner
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Baltimore Sransfer So.
iebt an bee

iebf all oer
saopf.Gde upn 2igbt. uuo qombarb. .strabe.
but bre stnsitattune unb mebrere sSubriperie
(Bans) berar5Bert uno III iebt i'm Sianoe,
gg6beI bon SauS 5u 9anS 3u befJroern uno
fiir Die gnibelpabrung ooer Serfenbnng AT Der,
paden grompie nno duperIdfiiae Beoienune
miro 5neeiIderi. (52-)
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@ctcrS6urA 9. Suni. --
S6eiltc Nohnittoa murbe in G5urS.
foie. Sclo Elm Wfinilterrotb inter Dem
@oriibe 0cS G5orcu obgc6oltcn I'M
bie Sohlogc binIichtlid) Der 6ric0cnSs
rage in Grludglng 81 5icben. 0cS
G5orcn @rlroer @robfiIrit Wihncl iii
ioebcn aus Berlin 5uriidgefe6rt, lnO
cS GciBt, OoB er Dem G5oren cine per
lonIihc 9otid)nft oeS aoiicrS @il'
belm bringt meIhe ibm Den 9totD CT.
tbeiIt, 6ricoen 5i idlicbcn.
Ger omcrifoniibe @otidnitcr
WieDcr erhieIt bette Gormittog einc
lorge GbiiircOepci6c ans Molbington
unO bate gleid oorolf cine bolbtilns
oigc Goniercn5 nit ocm Winiitcr ocS
NhtSpdrtigen, @roien 2oms0orii I'M
9luSmGrtiqen glnt. Man lit ollgc
mcin iibcr5engt, Bob Die glnfiin0iGlng
cincS Observation-Disclosures, dlf ncId)c
5llr 3eit oie 1nn5e Welt nortct, 5lcrIt
aus Wolbington fonlnlen miro, i'm
Sale oic ld)lpebenocn llntcrbanoIuns
gen eriolgrcih limo. Die gIISiidtcn
iino noh pie Dor giinitiq, mo man
gloubt. 0nB Oie erluortete glntilnois
glrng ipdteitenS am Wontog criOlGcn
miro.
&ooicpeIfs Mniroge bel
Supan.
goibinqtont :. g., 9. r$mi.
- ErGiiOcnt 9fooieoeIt bot in cincr
gcItri1cn llnterreoung nit 0cn iupns
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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-01-21

The wreck near Palm Beach of the
Italian bark Mesa de Gnecco, which
sailed from this port several weeks
ago has caused more than usual inter
est, owing to the fact that the ship
remained in this port for several
weeks, and the master made many
acquaintance. who are panied TO
learn of his misfortune.
The matter of the wreck Of the bark
is being taken care of by G. b. Caiero,
the italian yice-consul at Pensacola,
and he has wired TO the British vice
consul at Jacksonville to handle the
matter for him. The details of the
wreck. as printed in the Jacksonville
Times-Union. under a Palm Beach
date, are as follows:
within three hundred yards of the
shore and six miles south of Palm
Beach, the Italian bark Massa de
Gnecco lies wrecked on a reef. From
the manner in which she struck this
reef and with her keel resting thereon,
while stem and stern hang over and
bC>-ond the reef, each enrolling wave
is playing havoc with the wreck and
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-01-21
DETAILS OF WRECK OF
THE MASSA De GNECCO

1t viii be but very short time before
the vessel viii literally break in two.
The bow aud stern are dipping
downward, each wave increasing the
strain in the middle and causing the
ends of the bark to dip still further
downward. the breaking IN two of the
vessel being likely to occur at any
moment.
1T was during the early hours Of
last Sunday morning, when the bark.
while en route from Pensacola TO
Buehos AyreS. and driven several
hundred miles from off her course by
adverse winds, was blown on the reef.
Capt. Pietro MusAnTe and his crew
of fourteen men We're all saved as
the sea was not running TOO high to
make the landing of the boats too
dangerous.
Later in the morning several trips
were made to the bark. a rope having
been taken TO the shore with the first
boat that leftt This would have been
continued for a num er of other trips
had it not been that che of the crew
Emaliano ,Gorosteve, a Spaniard, was
caught under the rope and TO save
him from being cut in two the men
on the beach were obliged to cut il.
THE Messrs. de Gnecco had i
cargo of 100000 feet of yellow pine.
part of which was a deck load. which
is beginning 10 be washed overheard
The bark has listed to port and her
bow is pointed northeastward. The
vessel halls from Genoa, italy, and the
captain said that he would rather be
dead than TO see his ship in the ship
wrecked condition in which she is.
The guests at The Breakers Hotel
at Palm Beach experienced last Sun
day the unusual sight of seeing some
one in the corridors of this fashion
able resort who was in his bare feet.
for. Immediately after the wreck, CAP
tain Musante. seeing that his men
were all right, left and went to the
hotel to communicate by wire with
his agents. The nearest available
point was at The Breakers.
The flag of Italy, at half-mast, TO
show the ship is IN distress, is flut-
tering from the flagpost at the stern
OF the bark. The mainmast has been
broken of close 10 the deck and the
other masts with their SHREDDED sails
are in a shaky condition. Some of
the stores were saved from the vessel.
a. also some of the bedding and a few
OF the belongings of the crew.
Temporarily the captain and crew
are being accommodated aboard the
schooner James Judge. which was
wrecked last autumn and is now high
and dry on the beach, two miles north
of the Massa de Gnecco."
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-01-21
"why so pensive, Mabel?"

"Why so pensiye, Mabel?"
81 was just thinking of you. Billy.
want to coach YOU
whats ON now?'
We've just had a letter from Aunt
Maria, our one and only rich relative,
and she is coming to visit us.
And you want me to do the nice
thing and show her about, l suppose.
All right. Count on me-" Responded
Billy cheerfully.
NO. indeed. Billy; far from it. What
want particularly is that you should
keep in the background during her Wis.
it."
"Oh. of course. If vou are ashamed
Of RE before your rich relatives" lie
replied in offended tones.
Wait, Billy. till | explain. Our
Aunt Maria is a widow and Ch:ldlesS.
Naturally We are all posted on her lit
tie peculiari.ies. of which she has
many. and are careful lot TO offend in
any way. There are so many subject
that are tabooed that never can
coach you on them all before Sic az
rives. so when you meet her you must
keep as quiet MS you can and only
Speak when spoken to-" interrupted
Billy. 'Ti&e q go0u little BOY. ~ iry to
remember my childhood precepts. but
am of the opinion your Aunt Maria
will think her niece is not going to
make very brilliant match. If !
don't speak, she'll think me Il regular
stick"
Its far better she should think that
than to have you win her dislike by
saying the wrong thing. You know
you haven't much tact. Billy. am
glad of it, A tactful man seems effem.
mate
That's right! Put some sugar on
the medicine" he muttered reproach-
fully.
But there is one subject. Billy, you
must not mention as you value your
life, your reputation and my friend.
ship. Do you think you can remem.
ber:'
iii try awfully hard. What is itI"
"Its cOrns."
"Corns?"
Yes. You see, when Aunt Maria's
husband was poor-before he struck oil
in Texas-he was Il chiropodist. Aunt
Maria has always seemed ashamed of
that fact, and we were always caution
ed not TO say a word along those
lines" .rf
'Well, I'll try not to tread on her
toes"
"Oh, Billy expostulated Mabel.
when is she coming2'
Tomorrow. Come up in the evening
and CALI
The following day Billy went about
ruefuIly studying little memorandum
he had written out and kept constantly
repeating to himself, Mustn't say
corns" Consequently when he APP
peared at the home OF his fiancee that
evening and was presented to Aunt
Maria the only topic in his thoughts
was corns. He replied to all her ap-
proaches toward conversation in mono