The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1907-02-22

will soon erect fine building IN Ma.
city.
The store of II, p. Davis, az G'"' 81.
Mary was destroyed by lire asl Wet
ncSdav
ST. Petersburg, ON The w.. to.,'
reports the arrival Of uauF "n,"
visitors.
Frank Graham, Of Brooklr,H ". Y.
has purchased tnc lot at fon Hy"a
and will erect hfty room r"., 60
be ready by next winter,
Joseph Robes died at ms home III
Tampa Tuesday, aged 30 veal, Ht
enjoyed the distinction Of heinz, su .3r
as known, the oldest Mason 10 ljorit,.
Governor Broward has appointed J.
Emmett Wolfe 10 succeed Judge tUr.i,
Il, Carter Of the FIRST judicIa! ,INuilt
whose resignation went into effect sat
urday
The large and handsome new residence
just completed at Lemon CITY lor l.. ~.
Pierce was destroyed by fire early Sat
turday morning, The building only
needed painting before the owner could
move in. Loss, $4,000, and no insur.
ance.
A large shipment Of oranges, grape
fruit, mango avocado and other fruit
trees was made recently on the Shine
cock from Miami, The lot consisted
Of about 1900 trees and was consigned
to different points in Arizona and
Texas.
A young man named Carl Hartley, a
tlagman for the Atlantic Coast Line at
Arcadia, fell from a box car on a mOy-
ing train asst Monday and had both feet
cut off at the ankles. He was sent to
the railway hospital at Waycrosa, and
may survive the shock of the accident.
i, j. Laud Brown, who inauguratod
the movement of an lsthmain Canal
Exposition at Tampa, and who has sue.
cessfully conducted two State fairs,
has met with setback in his latest
venture. The Congress of the United
States will not make any appropriation
for this exhibition, and that means that
the S25O, 900 expected from the national
government will not be Forthcoming.
The West Palm Beach Sun of Satur-
day says. Secret preparations are
evidently going forward at Pain Beach
for an event of national Importance.
1t is rumored that the President il to
make flying visit to the Royal Poin-
llama, and that like Ponce de Leon Of
I'D, he will come over the. ocean and
and from his ship on the SANDY shores
If Florida. For the past few DAYS
Horkmen have been actively engaged
N building a landing gangway on the
ocean pier urged by rush order, intimat-
ng that il is for the use of President
Roosevelt's landing party, soon 70 ar.
rive. "
The waves on the shore recently cast
lp most interesting message from Inc
ieep. IN the shape Of a bottle that was
,ound few days ago. Tightly corltcd.
I contained a paper, on which the witt
ne could scarcely be deciphered. II
'ald: ITO Whomsoevcr This Message
Way Come: Greeting. Be IT krown
hat the bark Anderson, bound from
Norway to Brazil, has los; her v,dJoy
mi is drifting at the mercy ~ wind
nd tide TO those who may b. 50 ia.
llned' pray that the mercy Of the
'reat Creator may viii /, that We NAV u
gam see shore once more. - Thrre
'as no date, and il may simply have
zen canard dropped overheard ~,
omeonein passing Palm BeacE News,
The German cruiser Bremen, the onN.
'arship OF that nation which has ever. I
teamed up the st. Johns river. arrive
II MAN street, Jack sonYi.le SATURDAY.
fternoon. and dropped anchor. She vii,
eman there until February 22d. On
er trip up the river the Bremen was
reeted with salutes from the different (
manufacturing plants, and the cordia, i
eicome was most pleasing 10 the Off b
'rs and crew. AS soon as the Bremen !
as seen approaching the city IA sp.-
al committee of the Board of rr,do
of Vice President W, A
ours (who represented President Car
'r, of the Board who is in: John G.
christopher, W. W. GUNNER, George
DeSaussure, W.R. Carter and Chas
Clark, and Messrs. E. Hausmann and
enry Fru, REPRESENTING the Sons Of
ermann, and John Toensfeldt and r.
= Hanne, representing the Germania