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The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1906-09-28
Approaching Marriage.

The friends of the contracting partie,
have received the following invitation
"Mr. and Mrs. 7. H. Cato invite vol
to be present at the marriage of theil
daughter Leila, to MIR. Arthur B.
Brown, Monday evening, October eighth,
First Baptist Church, Alachua, Florida,
nineteen hundred and six, at eight
O'Clock. AT home, Fort Pierce, Florida,
after October twentieth"
Miss Cato is one of Alachua county's
most charming daughters, and comes
from one of the most prominent and
oldest families of the county, and will
be a decided addition to the social life
of Fort Pierce.
Mr. Brown is member of the firm of
Wilson & Brown, proprietors of The
TRIBUNE and has made host of friends
in Fort Pierce and vicinity during his
eight months residence here who join
with the TRIBUNE staff in extending
congratulations and best wishes.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1906-09-28
FRENCH CAPITALISTS
INVEST IMPORT PIERCE

L. P. Bananger, of Laval, France
arrived in Fort Pierce last week, anC
the announcement was made Wednes
day that he had purchased the pine.
apple plantation of Dr.. Henry Ehrlich,
lust south of town, for $l2, 800 cash.
Mr. Barranger represents syndicate
of French capitalists who intend to in
vest S25O,OOO in this section, and the
first installment of the investment was
the purchase of the above valuable
The syndicate has given
ful power to Mr.. Barranger, and will
RELY on his judgment on all invest
ments. He will keep vigilant eye on
all property along the river front, and
W Zen opportunity offers more will be
a Ided to the recent purchase.
Mr.. Barranger, who will remain here
permanently, informs us his family will
arrive from France some time during
ne winter. The family, consisting of
,is wife, one son and five daughters,
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1906-09-28
SAD DROWNING
NEAR EAU GAllIf

Last Saturday night man named
Stiller. Il fisherman and boatman re-
siding in Cocoa, left home to sail tC
Eau GalIie. Accompanying HIM was
his eight-yeur-od daughter, Viola.
En- route and when near Eau Gallle a
severe rain and wind storm came up.
The wind blew with fearful force, and
in maneuverng his boat the boom
gibed suddenly, striking Stiller on the
head and knocking him overheard II
is believed he was rendered unconscious,
as the child says he did not rise to the
surface but once, when he disappeared
fran sipht and Was drowned. All night
long the boat drifted about, the fright
ened girl the only occupant, win the
wind and rain continuing. Early sun
lav morning the craft went ashore at
Pineda, several miles from the place
where Stiller lost his life, and a snort
+ime afterwards the child fast sue
.ombinr to her suiferings and eXpef-
onco was rescued and returned to ner
,ome Stillers body was recovered
uondav morning and buried IN the GEM
,te,v At Eau Gallie. -Titusville Star.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1906-09-28
COlORED man
KILLED AT ANkONA

Jerry Fender, a colored man who has
been employed for some time by Brit,
Bros. and Edgar Lewis at Ankoua,
died Sunday night from injuries re.
ceived by being struck by passenger
train No. SO. Saturday night. His left
leg vas mangl d horribly and his right
leg ald ,higi, iroken.
Drs. Lloyd and VanLandingham were
summoned, and did everything possible
for the wounded man but he succumbed
at o clock Sunday night.
Fender had good reputation in his
community as a hard-working indus
t. ious man. He leaves wife and two
children.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1906-09-28
THE NEWSOME
TRIAL STILL ON
VIII Probably Not be Completed
Until This Afternoon.
ONLY TRIAL OF COURT
'"t Murder Case of St. lucie Count,
CONSUMES Week and tshausts
Panel OF Hundred Jurymen.

Inc grand jury of the fall term q
circuit court finished its duties last Fri
DAY and the work of the court was com
'"e'ceo that morning, The first cas-,
vi the docket was the State of Florid;
Vs. Neptune Newsome, charged witt
murder The defendant plead not guilt,
ana the work of selecting jury wa.
commenced A special venire of fit,
was exhausted the first day. and cour,
adjourned till Monday morning, Will,
the sheriff summoned another venir,
of fifty.
Inc jury was completed Monday af.
ternoon composed of the following: D.
l., Walker, W. F. Baughman, &c.
clifford, .. Roach, NJ. M. Mitchell, E.
j. Rlcou, 0. Olsen, D. E. Austin Dan
Sloan, H. j. Conner, A. B. Micheal
c. J Reams.
The examination of witnesses con-
sumed all the time up to about II O. clock
yesterday morning, when the argu-
ment by the lawyers was commenced.
Every point was contested by both
sides and it has been a constant battle
of brains and law. Some of the brightest
legal talent in the State was engaged
on the case. Major Alex st. Clair
Abrams, of Jacksonville, assisted States
Attorney John c. Jones in the prosecu-
ton; for the defense, Congressman
Frank Clark, of Gainesville, Frank
Pope, of Jacksonville; Judge Isaac A.
Stewart, of DeLand; Otis X. Parker
and {. T. McCarty, of Fort Pierce.
The court room has been crowded at
all times since the trial begun and at
east third of the audience has been
aides.
THE TRIBUNE of June 20 gave mea-
,er details of the occurrence. On
June %, Neptune Newsome
nd Willis Hall, two boys about IA
ears of age, became engaged in a
uarrel, which had apparently blown
yer, but less than hour later while
Willis Hall was passing up Palmetto
venue, opposite THE TRIBUNE office,
e was met at right angles by Neptune
Iewsome who was on an errand for his
ither
Two shots were heard and the Hall
Oy was fatally wounded and died with
two or three hours.
Just here statements of the wit {
ssses conflict. The dofendan. claims '
If defense, stating that the Hall boy c
tackled him with knife at the time
the shooting, while the State denies 1
e knife being in the hands of the
",
At this writing Thursday afternoon)
ates Attorney Jones is on the OPEN
7 plea for the prosecution, tie will !,
followed by c. I, McCarty, Judge ',
ewart, Frank Clark and Frank Pope :,
the defense. Major Abrams, for -
prosecution, will close the argu- "
mt. The case will probably go to the " ',
" this. Friday, afternoon. -,
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1906-09-28

al mighty educated, will no doubt be
great addition to the social life of For
r'erre' They will occupy the residenc
purchased from Dr. Erich.
realizing the advantages of our eli
mate, location, and the benefcent re
suits To be OF tanned from the exhierat
ing ocean breezes, it is their intentio,
~ establish an up-to-date sanitarium al
this place. Michael Gascoin, a promi.
hent lawyer and physician of Laval is
the pllme mover in this enterprise, ard
after viewing the surroundings and the
various locations Mr.. Barranper is
negotiating for the purchase of the
smell mound now owned by Judge ]. f.
Andrews and Col j. +. Budd, for this
purpose Should satisfactory arrange
ments be made, a handsome building
VIII be erected overlooking the river,
ana htted with all the modern appli-
ances for sanitarium work. Some Of
the best physicians and surgeons Ct
France will be put in charge, and il is
their intention to make it the most
complete institution of its kind in the
south Six Sisters of Charity will be
installed as nurses.
A sample of the Budd Spring water
was sent to the State Chemist Wednes.
day for ana lysis, and if it is found to
contain certain medicinal virtues it will
be plped to the building and used
AS soon as arrangements are made
and 1t is definitely known what property
VIII be used, two distinguished men of |
France will Immediately start for Fort
Pierce and spend the winter with Mr..
Barranger and the details will be ar
ranged We hope to announce def
nite plan in the near future.
DR.. and Mrs. Henry Enrich, who
rave just returned from pleasant
Quincy in Germany, Switzerland, Italy
md France, will return to Chicago
where their son, George, will resume
lis studies at Chicago University.
hey will remain here, however, until
lr. Barranger is acquainted with the
surroundings and settled comfortably.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1906-09-28

beautiful The health of the cou,,,,
- excellent Had pone de Loan f,,n.,
'''e MET from the Gulf to OkeochnLo,
: nc "'shl nave found the fountain ~
ing. ~ ""' Scek
ia''le is small country settlomon,
It, ''' huc't county. We have host
o"Ice' school and one store. Our c,tiyor.
are cattle men and farmers Wa ,o;s,
'' '''o sugar cane on our rich ham.
mock lands. The writer of this ar,iol,
haa Two and one.half acres in cano =,
'"at winter from which was made soo
s"''ohS OF line syrup. The cane in this
p"t'', ""u'u nave averaged twelve feet
I'll heishth' The longest one that was
measured was sixteen feet and eiob,
inches nigh. have four acres Of this
cane growing now, and can cut cane
'hal VIII measure thirteen feet and il
mas 'hfee more months to grow. Ii has
been rattooned three years and has
ever had a pillow in the field
Inns Is the method Of planting: |
clear OF all the natural growth and omen
furowS by chopping the roots with q
broad axe, and trench out the furrow
with grabbing hoe, place the cane
ana cover with wedding hoe, and cult.
vdte 10y keeping the bushes sprouted
OF the stumps. My four acres cost me
eight dollars this year for cultivation.
ana | think it will produce more than
thousand gallons of syrup. If the glades
are drained thousands of acres of such
land Will he developed in this section
In addition to Tantie's many other
natural advantages, she is probable
RAILROAD center A railroad running
across the peninsula starting from
BadantoWn on the west coast, connect
lng Mitchelville, Fort Meade, Midland
Avon Park and Bassinger, and termin.
ltlng at Fort Pierce, will connect with
the waters OF Okeechobee at Tantie
and a railroad running from Orlando
south by Fort Drum through the fine
urpentine property owned by the Con-
'olldated Land Company will be con-
.nued To Taylor's creek for the purpose
# transporting the product of the big :
ypresS mills that are to be installed in
he rich bodies Of cypress timber that
order the lake near 1antie.
When these projected railroads be- +,
ONE reality, when the cypress plants !,
re installed when the everglades are y
rained when Congressman Clark's O
hip canal is completed across the State 7
rom Hickory Bluff to Stuart, when our q
tzens are living in cement houses y
lade by Edison's new patent house a
oldS, when our streets are lighted by u,
ectric lights, and when We succeed in \,
citing the county site Of St, Lucie a,
'unty at Tantie, then the Editor of the h,
etropolis, think, will be willing to N
owe his good paper here and change ia
name to The Tante Metropolis. y
Trusting that | have given you some be
ga as to what Tantie is what it is not in
d what it may become. | am
Yours respectfully, ne
II. H. HANCOCK. Sc
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1906-09-28
Death of Mr.. James McFarlane.

Mr.. James McFarlane, one of the
oldest and best known citizens of this
section, dropped dead from heart fail
ure Monday afternoon at his home
about eight miles up Lake Worth. Mr..
McFarlane has been in poor health for
the past ten weeks or more, and had
been in this city for medical attention.
Monday afternoon, almost Immediately
after leaving the house, he fell, and
before he could be reached, he had
died. Tropical Sun.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1906-09-28
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The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1906-09-28
Will Wrestle at Carnival.

Plans are on foot to have CharleS
Leonhardt, the Greco-Roman wrestler
who has for more than twenty years
held the medium weight championship
of the world, matched for the Jackson
vile Carnival, which will be held Nov
ember 5 to 10.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1906-09-28

The ten-day old infant son of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. E. Tylander died last Sunday
morning, from some affection of the
spine. The sympathy Of the town is
extended to the bereaved parents.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-04
TILLMAN RAILS AT COURTS.
Senator Makes Savage Attack on Sew
eral Judges

Washington. May A. Senator IilIanan
made general attack upon the Federal
Judiciary in the Senate yesterday,
Speaking on the RATE bill. Mr. Iillman
promised his remarks BY declaring that
popular distrust Of the Federal judiciary
was justified III view Of the complaints
against some Of these Judges.
He supported the Bailey amendment
limiting the powers III the courts ID is
sue inilnetioiis sllspending orders III thr
Interstate Commerce Commission. MIR
Bailey sal near Mr.. Tillman and smiled
approyinqly while the South Carolina
Senator inyeighed against the Judiciary.
Tillman read an article from u New
York newspaper accusing Federal Judge
Mcpherson. OF Iowa, Of acting IN i dis
orderly manner at bsnqnst in honor Of
tsos Iunmins. This statement brought
Senators Carter. Deliver and Perkins
20 their feet with strong denials and
tributes 10 the personal character OF
Judge Mcpherson, former member Of
Congress.
Mr.. Tillman alSo inyeighel against
Federal Judges Philips and Pollock for
iouineyiHg To Tampa, Fla. III the prir
yate car OF a failroad officer and accept
ing hospitality from railroad officers
lie then turned his pitchfork upon
Federal Judge Mccormick of the Texas
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-04
WILLIAMS
BLOCKS HOUSE.
He Objects to Move to Probe
Department
STATEHOOD IMPORTANT
On the Naval Bill He Points 10 No
Quorum Bailey's Amendment
Opposed in Senate BY
Nelson.

Washington, May Aim The IIouse
yesterday Mr. Iittlcaeld Me.) pre-
sented a resolution authorizing the Com
mittee on Expenditures Of the Agricui
tlual Department to send for persons
and papers ii the proposed investigation
OF that department Mf. Williams
Miss reserring the right to object,
said while this investigation was import.
amt Il was NOT hall IN important III pro.
yiding schools for the children 81 the
Indian Territory As contemplated in the
statehood hill Al he objected, the re-
solution went 0yer
Mr.. foss flll) then moved that the
House resolve itself into the committee
of the Whole. for the consideration Of
thc naval appropriation bill Nh. Will
iams called for i division on the vote.
and then raised the point nf no quorum.
The doors were ordered closed and the
sergeant Al ARMS was ordered 10 bring
lin tire abscniees.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-04
National League Standing.
AGAINST coLER.
Charges Of Corrupt Deal on His Part to
Bring About Election

New York, May A.--uharpes vers
laid before GOV. Higgins yesterday ask
ing for the removal OF Bird :. Celer,
borough president Of Brooklyn. The
charges are made by james A. Hcaly
and James s. Thaypr Of the Brooklyn
Democracy. who will swear that Golfer
made a corrupt bargain to bring about
his election
X will be asserted that CoIer agreed
TO surrender control Of the patronage Of
bis Office. which Is considerable, In re-
turn for the support of the Brooklyn
Democracy and the German American
League 81 Brooklyn. senator Colfey l.
boss OF the Brooklyn Democracy. and IL
IN said that he was 20 have full swing
IS toilet were elected Healy and Taylor
assert that they Nefe present wheA the
bargain was made. They attach papers
to Tie charges, giving the details III The
alleged lmtgaiii
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-04
Yesterdays American League Scores.

At Boston, Washington 8. Boston 4.
At New York New York 6. Pllilndel.
phia ). l'aa ie
At Detroit Detroit .. Chicago ?.
At Cleveland Cleveland 9. st. Louis
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-04

Washington. May When the SEN
ate met yesterday Mr. Tillman again
asked for the postponement Of his rcso-
luton for the investigation Of the
eviction al Mrs. Minor Morris from tho
White House last winter. He asked
that the measure lie on the table until
such time as he might desire to take 1t
up The railroad rate bin was then
laid before the Senate and Mr. Nelson
addressed tire Senate in opposition 10
Mr.. Bailey's amendment depriving in
ferior United States courts of the power
of suspending orders of the Interstate
Commerce Commission
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-04
$4,000
IN Patriotic Pictures, Framed and Free
For the Readers Of Boston Sunday Globe

This extraordinary series Of beautiful educational frame pictures
the designing, printing and distribution Of which will The
Globe $4,000 will begin Sunday When complete
the collection will be only but instructive
adomen for the walls Of any home II vii form Pictorial
History Of American Patriotism from Yorktown Santiago,
representing the great enacted every decisive battlefield
where old glory triumph has waved thus commemorang the
vaor of American and showing the changes
the uniforms and Of the army
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-04

balanced adm might have committed sui
eide According to Hariow's story,
which is not a connected one, he has
been in ST. Johnsbury, where he worked
for few days In quarry yestsr
day be travelled from East Bethel TO
this village on foot, a distance Of nine
miles. and was greatly exhausted upon
his arrival.
He says he left home because he was
feeling blue, but Mr. and Mrs. Chad
wich have not Questioned him closely,
owing to his fatigued condition.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-04

District and caused 4 protest signed By
Texas citizens 60 be read at the desk
declaring that the dudgs named had re-
fused for six years - give hearing in
certain cases and refused 10 invite any
other Judge to sit ln the case.
Former Judge Jenkins. Of the Wiscon-
sin district, was next grilIed for enjoin-
ine CERTAIN employees of the Northern
Pacific Railroad from going upon 4
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-04
TOLD DISCONNECTED STORY
Roy S. Harlow Of Windsor Turns Up
in Randolph.

Randolph. May Roy s. Harlow Of
Windsor, who disappeared nystrriously
april %. and whose whereabouts have
been unknown since that time, arrived
about o'clock "Wednesday evening at
the home Of his sister, Mrs Allen Chad
wick, IN this village His relatives and
friends have been very anxious about
him fearing that he was mentally un-
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-04
100 Doses ST.
Truc only Of Hoods sarssparilla, ~
the usual lliquidl form; Or ~ the new
and equally effective tablet form.
loo Doses 81
FRIGHTENS HIM,
Col. w. A. Boyden Gets Letter Contain
ing Only Bible Texts.

Kew York. May 4.@rfol. William n,
Eos slcn, Wealthy and we'll known citi
sen If Fiatbusli has appealed TO The
palr for protection because Of d COM
lnulication which be- constructs into A.
threat against iIis life.
# ii written in lines alternately hlack
and red, and contains only quotations
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-04
A SURPRISE IN BOSTON.
Nationals Shut Out Giants-American
Beaten by Washington Again.

Bostonssbase ball s4mirers saw the
Collins tribe go down before Washing
ton again yesterday 6 TO 4, while the
small crowd that went ont to the South
End grounds witnessed the Tenney crowd
mop The. ground with the New York
Giants, ! to- o.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-04

II pleased be able Dr Nyx, -
remedy to all
% Nsrs
blood and remedy which she such ailments Il
deied trial
advice can safely that DIR Geens nerve rsrdv
worth gold 10 all
Dr. Greene a. Temple Place Boston Mal / the mas, s, .
at in curing nervous and chronic diseases He for ali so, ~
anda
You tell Greene for MI ~ 'l e
confidential and letters enyelone NJ
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-04

Tcn.cent sale Of white belts, towels,
supporters, ONE dozen shell hair pins,
beauty pins. hambrrgs and feather
stitched braids at NeaIe 4 knights
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-04

Yesterdays National League Scores.
AT Boston Boston 3, New York ..
At Philadelphia Philadelphia 5
Brooklyn 4.
Al st. Louis St. Louis 3, Cincin
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-04
Nelson on the Rate Bill.

strike because their wages bad been re-
ducei by the receivers.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-04

The world cares only for youth
and vigor, 1t has no use for weak
nerves, exhausted bodies, tired limbs,
dull eyes, sunken cheeks.
We have learned that youth lies
only in health. The sick man or
woman is already old. Ask them.
They will tell you how dreary they
find the world, how weary they find
life.
The secret Of youth Is health--the
secret Of health is DR.. Greene's Eer-
vura blood and nerve remedy, which
gives to all glowing, bounding health.
vigorous strength--the strong nerves
and pure blood of perfect health. It
was prepared by Dr.. Greene after
years of study and practice among
the sick. He discovered just what
the nerves and blood need when they
become run down, weakened and ex-
hausted, and the result was DR..
Greene's Nervura, the worlds great
est remedy.
II awaits every weak, weary NOR
tai. Creep out from the dark shsd-
ow Of disease into the pure, life
giving atmosphere which comes with
the Sun Of Health. DR.. Greene's
Nervura will make a new being of
you, 1t is the most magnificent
spring tonic and restorative and in
all diseases of the blood, nerves,
stomach, liver and kidneys, it has
no equal.
Miss NJ. Hartung, 23O Central ave-
nue., Brooklyn, n. ", says:
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1906-01-24
INCREASE OF INSANITY.
Problem Which Confronts the Mu-
nicipal Authorities Of Eng
lands Capital.

London has 26,739 persons on its
lists of lunatics. OF these 24,2S2 are
supported by the rates. The county
council is at its wits end trying to de-
wise accommodations for the rapidly
increasing number Of the city's insane.
January /, 1904, England and Wales.
with about $4,000. 900 inhabitants, had
III, 139 insane persons-an increase OF
1924 over 1903. The ratio of the in
sane to every 10000 of the population
went up from 34.14 to S4,71 In IL
months. This almost incredible and
dangerous increase is far beyond the
recorded increase in the kingdoms
population. Indeed. the decade 1894.
1904 shows that the number of the Inc
sane was as / to 327 in 1894 and as l
to 2S8 in 1904. At this rate of increase
the end Of England's supremacy In
many lines is In sight. Luckily, before
It Is too late, legislation may devise
methods Of meeting the matter and Sc
curing q remedy. Up to date all eff
forts at successful, explanation have
been unavailing. The expense OF fit
ting up quarters for these people has
forced London and other places to q
serious consideration and investiga-
ton Of the whole problem and all
points connected Herewith.