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The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-22

A new herring bone serge has been introduced where the stripes are al- most an inch and half in width. It Is a very stylish fabric and one that would make up yc'y attractiyely, for 1t Is not definite stripe So rapidly be- coming popular and yet it has the semblancc of the striped material so becoming to tho figure. This material is particularly good when made up in a cutaway jacket of perfectly plain design trimmed only with soutacho braid or a broad band across the shoulders and down tho front.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-22
Mlllcr's Bail Set al 5.OOO.

The ball of William Miller, the An- sonia colorcd man. accused of murder whose ease will come up in the court in about two weeks, was set pro forma at s5.0Oo Of course the prisoner has no money at his command anyway and whether his bail Is s5oOo or $500 does not materially affect his status at present in Jail
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-22
Joseph PacclIo.

Tho first jury case of the afternoon was that against Joseph racello. It was made up as follows. Minor Black man, Prospect: Clark Chatfcld and Horatlo s Chamberlain Seymour: An thony B. Blackburn. Waterbury; Charles A. Barber, Woodbridge; Will liam \. I.ounsbury and Nathan F. Mansfield Bethany. Charles S Spauld- ing. Cheshire. Donald Mcdonald and Wellington Ire. East Haven; samuel l. Griswold and Richard T. Kelsey, Guilford
 Tho last four named were just im- pancllcd for the session of the court Tho prisoner was accused of starting out on February 2Sth last with Antonio Fcnn, tho accusing witness, to search for work They went ont to Alingtown and through the woods there Tho ace cuacd asked Foun how much money he had and he learned it was $l.90 Hc asked for half of lt Thls was refused him. An argument followed The accus- cd was said to have threatened Fonn with club he was carrying Fem then gave him a dollar through fear Later Fenn was seen with his facc bloody and scratched The sccuscd had got away. Al 4.O5 the jury brought in a verdict of guilty He was given not less than one year or more than IS months
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-22
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BRIEF MENTION.

High water to-day at 2i7 D. m.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-22
Edward Lynch Not Freed.

The court ordered tho term of con fnoment of Edward Lynch, convicted of statutory burglary three years ago, extended indefinitely Lynch has been in tho state Insane asylum at Middle town. His three years were ended April IS, Under the provisions of the law, the judge extended his term of confinement indefinitely it being shown that tho accused Is still out of his mind and that he should not be set nl lnrcn
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-22
Clarence ". smith.


 Clarence w smith, charged with statutory burglary at Mcndcrs clothing store on Broadway and also at a place on Grand avenue, pleaded guilty At- torney Joseph D. Hart had been as- signed to the case He said for tho de- young man until last December when he lost work and could not get more He Is 2i years old Mir. Williams did nol ask for a severe punishment, But these statutory burglary cases arc be- coming entirely too frequent and fash ionable, he said The judge advised the prisoner to change his associates, He said he would be easy with him and gave him three months in jai
 William IT. Foley.
 William H. Foley, accused of assault with intent to rape had his case called then. The claims of the state were that ho assaulted Hattie prussog on board tho barge Brooklyn" on February IT, at the foot of East street, Articles of clothing belonging to the woman were offered In evidence, The elbow of a shlrtwaIst shown was burned noticc- ably and it was claimed that shc had to catch herself by putting her arm on the top of the barge's stove when Foley attacked her Detective Ward told of Folcy's saying to him that he would never have been taken had not Mrs. Prussogs little cight-ycar-old boy spread tho alarm.
 Court closed at o'clock with the detective on the stand.
 Morning Session.
 As he was about to be sentenced on seven counts of burglary, by Judge Case in the criminal side of the su- pcrior court yesterday morning, Will l liam Shaw had nt and it took nearly q dozen men to hold him until the New Haven hospital ambulance arrived,
 This covered a period of over half au hour, as the ambulance was not Immediately summoned, and during this tme Shaw fought like a maniac He was fighting when the ambulance arrived and pr, O'Brjon had 10 admin lstor strong dose of chorororm be, fore he could quiet the man SO that he could be carried out on a strctcher,
 Shaw is the man who was arrested
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-22

In Maleybargans invariably finds those dollars saved are always dollars earned ".-hfaIeygram.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-22
William |. Gerard.

William l. Gerard was first held be- fore the court at the opening of the af- ternoon session on a charge of breach of the peace Attorney James D. Hart appeared for the defendant Prisoner pleaded guilty. He is at present sclv- Ing term of six months for carrying concealed weapons in connection with the same breach of the peace Tho court ordered the case continued and the prisoner placed in the hands of the probation officer for six months ut the expiration of hls present sentence in the county jail The offence happened January 20. Al that time, 1t was claim cd he threatened Louise Gerard.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-22
SET MILLER s BAIL Colorod Man Accused of Murder Has No Money, But Bail is
 Fixed at $5,0oo. PACELL0 SENT TO JAIL. William sIlaw, Taken With I'it, Causes an uproar at the Morn.
 Ing session.

Tho criminal Sldc of the superior court yesterday got into tho harness again with the first day Of It's second week of the session The sensation of tho day came during the morning scs- sion when William Suaw was taken with an cpiIeptic it just as the judge was charging him for burglary and took several of the shoriffs to hold him,
 In the afternoon session William j, Gerard, charged with breach of the peace was given six months probation for breach of the peace, beginning With the expiration of a term Of six months which he Is now serving in the county jail for carrying concealed weapons, the bail of William Miller, the colored man charged with the murder of his wife, was set al S50OO pro lorna; Jo- scph Pacello, charged with theft from the person, was given not less than ono year or moro than eighteen months; and the clsc against William II. Foley, accused of assaulting a woman with the intent 10 rape, was begun before the jury The latter case wlll be con tinuCd this morning
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1908-06-19
"THEY SAYp'

THAT phrase has blasted characters and wrecked more
homes than any other in the language the ecero
pedder who with his wareshey Saw Level your
gun his cowardly heart-re point Put it STRAIGHT ybo
says That hits the spot afort to miss The peron
who ccuates scandal peddle truth cone good as the
other vampire He sucks febood combination of words
in the language has caused trouble pain sorrow Shadow
it hides in the dark 1t anonymous 1t has personality 1t
cannot suffer reaction 1t wholly Irresponsible The phrase ought
put under the bn this way you speak to Of
mutual acquaintance There shrug shoulders lifting
the eyebrows There lowering voice. with the
They say Even when the ssp fails give his authority he has
evil idea in minds of the Yo
rid yourself Of the suggestion The impression stays The sspcon
turks great wrong is done They say" The ears that are
eager that always have mouth pass other eager ears
assassination of character has begun They say
sometimes message But necessary messagel win #
world better by the telling very pp
that much suffering might prevented oy cutting these
ugly clear out of the vocabulary If woman WON'T
cut it out you cut them out and do it quick.
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1908-06-19
DUNCAN U. FLETCHER.

THE handsome majority given Hon. Duncan T. Fletcher by
the Democrats Tuesday matter OF congratuatoI
for his many friends worked faithfully for his nomination as
United States In this victory The News IeJOces we hau
no feeling against BTOward but felt that we were support
@ more capabe man in Mr. Fletcher In opinion better
man has ever offered office before the voters OF the State and we
are clad state the majority the citizens felt the same in regard to
our choice Personally have worked in and out OF season or MIN
and feel gated over result The gain he made in ST. Luce
county also gratifying in so this conceded of the
strongest Broward counties in the State.
In the selection of u Fletcher for United States Sena
tor the Florida have done WELL He is gentleman IN every
respc and even political opponent after searching in
vain for something detrimental to him have had to up and rest
content with destinations. He will make representative of whom
the people of Florida may well be proud aud national figure
will bring prominence to the Gland of Flowers
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1908-06-19

there will be found half dozen things
that will point 10 virtue; for every
wound there will be found a balm.
Here a scoundrel deserted babe upon
upon a door step; there some one was
to care for waif Some one
burned the barn of farmer out OF
pure malice: the neighbors took up a
subscription for the relief of the farm
err. Surely such records do not show
that the world is wholly bad, nor that
the papers print only the evil things.
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1908-06-19
ON THE BEACH.

EVERY summer Pierce the old question asked
and remains That why don't somebody build
pavilion and bath beach We pass the question
up being deep but venture the answer that has
faith the outcome from financial viewpoint No questions
the fact good thing for the residents of Fort Pierce
vicinity almost every day during the parties
to the beach spend part whole day. while holidays half
holidays and whisper it, Sundays boat loads be headed
eastward for various points on the beach
The question then would all these parties patIOnz pa
von they erected spot
along the beach! Yes they would would be
much pleasant have definite place 60 know
what do when they get there than present out
with vague abc of going the beach, Someone ask
enough patronage the venure Well
considerable stopping place
side many would visit shore Atlantic and
take dip the bny deep Every holiday would crowded
say nothing the increased number who occasion
visit all times. Yes, We believe would pay if small
scale but don't expect great of capitalists the
proposition although everyone would like an assured thing
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1908-06-19
DOings of Day as Pictured by the
Paper.

Have Won ever tried to sum up
davis doings of this old worio' peS'
time 10 undertake it is when you nave
nothing else to do; that is TO say "hen
ron are in a meditative mood just
crab up daily newspaper some even
inc. and when there is no one arounu'
and Won can think real good, sit down
and begin at the first page ana giance
through it. 1t willsurprise you, much
as YOU know about life and things IN
general
There are weddings and divorces,
and births and DEATHS accidents ana
mishaps; good deeds recorded mere anu
there, and evil cropping out 10 places.
There is love and hate, and smiles ana
tears-all recorded in your paper
There are romances of a dozen varlties
and especially of daring fellows anu
heroic actions by the score IL Is a
medley of good and bad, OF vice ana
virtue, of Joy and grief and 1t all
weaves itself into fabric which goes
to cover the days doings in this OLD
universe.
But don't try to dig too deeply into
the records. Don't try TO emaglne
what those whose names are recorded,
and those who are related to those
whose names are printed, are thinking
and doing as you read the mention OF
the affairs. Don't 60 into the home
which has been robbed of parent, or
a child, or of any other loved one.
Don't try to follow the convict to the
prison and understand what he thinks
when he hears the iron gates clank be-
hind him, Don't try to imagine the
feelings of the fellow whose fortune
has been lost in speculation, nor OF the
mother whose bov was killed by the
train, nor of the wife whose husband
has deserted her for another woman.
You might stop for moment and
wonder about the old couple whose
golden anniversary has just been cele-
brated, an account Of which YOU will
usually find in your paper. You might
run back hurriedly over the fifty years
those old people have seen, and try TO
figure up the number who have come
and gone since they were blushing,
awkward couple standing before the
minister. But do not grow too serious
about it; it might cause your eyes TO
spring leak, for a few things have
happened to you while this golden an
niyersary has been rlpening.
Then, when you have finished run
ming through the paper, stop minute
and ask yourself whether the old world
is as bad, after all, as it has been
painted. The general supposition is
that the newspapers do not print any
thing but crimes and scandals. That
is the remark often made by the
NhOuS u-LSSoi ouu4lON OuCSs Oub-ldlI
hours study Of your paper will con-
vince you that it is not true; that there
is something else in the paper besides
crimes and scandals and things to har-
row up the feelings.
If there is an instance of where some
fellow has swindled community you
will find that there were number of
people who trusted him. One man
went wrong perhaps a hundred went
right in believing the man was good.
Ever think about thatS 1t is compli-
ment to man to be cheated; it shows
that he trusted his fellow man, and
man who trusts his fellow man is not
bad sort OF an individual. For every
death recorded in your paper there is
a birth; for every crime mentioned
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1908-06-19
Point Euchre Score Cards

Put up in neat packages Of one d1''I
each. Price: One nackage, Is esaA
two packages, % cents. Mail o'da'
filled. Postage prepaid News Oncl
Fort Pierce.
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1908-06-19
The Best Pill Ever Sold,

"After doctoring Is years for enron
indigestion, and spending over
hundred dollars, nothing has done
as much good as DR. Kings New =
Pills. consider them the best
ever sold:" writes B. F. Ayscue 2 !
gleside. N. G. Sold under gus''''
at the Fort Pierce Drug Co. 25c
For cleaning windows nothing
ter than old newspapers. Get tns1
The News Office.
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1908-06-19
NEW SUITS

We invite your attention to our new stock oi
childrens, boys and youths suits which is now ousn
for your inspection. We are able to fit boys from
to 20 years of age Suits from 5 to Is years ar
worth from 1925 to. $500. Suits from is to b
wears are worth from $500 to $11.OO. We promise
to give you the latest styles, best workmanship and
in fact the handsomest suits we have ever had
Let us again remind you of the fact that we are
headquarters for everything pertaining to Gents
Furnishings
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1908-06-19

Subscribe for The New NOW
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1908-06-19
School Board Financial Statement.

The following warrants were author
lied and drawn.
A 7 Sanderson for addition TO
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1908-06-19

WE have received many requests during the past wear for
copies of The News containing the editorial hey Say and as we
unable to furnish them the editorial reproduced week
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-12-17
(Pokracovani.)

ANAANEN f1NTs nS~ A~F
vefil rychle vytahl svnj tesak a
plnou silou jej, al pc rukovet vra
zil do zad tajemne postavy, kteraz
zalostn9 zabeGela a Sc smrtelnym
chrapotem skonala. Jeden lupi
GI posvitil ma nj lupiGskou lucer-
nou z zrakIm vsech Sc objevil sta
ry kozel. ...A
"Tys chlapfk; kdyby takovych
bylo," chvalil S pohnutfm ohmata
vale SO, naGelnik Miksu. ALE
nynf k dflu; Gas ubfha a my jsme
doposud mic kloudneho nevykonali
K vdli jistote vsak jeste zkusfm
mas system obezfelosti. S tim ko-
elem Sc natropiL zbytecny hluk a
MONA, Re mas jiz nekdo spehuje.
--lehnout ma zem," velel tise.
Sotvaze tax bandite uGinili, pfi-
kradl Sc jake stfn pod okna a ne
kolikrat zdafile pc sobe zamfou
kal, a tise naslouchal zdali Sc neco
podezfeleho v dome nebo ma dvofe
neozve. Ostatnf lezeli tise, ami
ned5chajfce. Dzdnovi Sc v tom
zdalo Re okno v druhem patfe mad
MIN slabe zaskfipelo aysak nepo
zoroval mimo toho mic. Proto Sc
pfikrGil Ike zdi a naslouchal bystf-
je sluch.. Kdyz Sc uspokojil, Re
panuje mrtvy kid, opakoval
m1oukanf. Ami nedomhoukal &C.
lou kadenci ad libitum, kdyz Sc
objevila We zmfnenem okne vousa-
ia postava a Sc slovy ''tu mas, pc
tvdrko, n6co ma pamatku abys mi
nerusila spanek" mrstila plnou
silou dubov5m zouvakem smerem
odkud mhoukanf zavznivalo a j.
lhned zmizela, okno Sc sebou prud
kSm trhnutfm zavffc.
"Morte fecn," zaklel straslive
n&Gelnfk Dz~an-"jsem neboztfk."
Lupiei Timed, tise jake duchove
mu pfispeli ma pomoc, mezitfm co
DIAN 81 ohmataval a hladil bouli
ma hlave, zpdsobenou srazkou je-
no hlavy Sc zouvakem, p~ronaseje
bohapusta slova.
"Vsak Sc tes, vousaGi," sliboval
kdyz seznal, Re mimo boule mic
jineho mu nech6zf. "Tohle I'll
neodpustfm, i kdybych TIE musel
ma feku zardousit."
Ostatnf jej chlacholili, by Sc
nerozciloval a nezkazil celS plan
zbytecnym hlukem.
"Dobfe, dobfe," odvetil Jim ma
jejich prosby, by Sc mfrnil," tohle
udelat mne, mne, kterS "a mlad-
sfch let samojediny vytloukl celou
hospodu a pred MIMI nynf mali
vsichnf Getnfci respekt! - Vsak
dost O tom. Nynf k dflu!".
Pfikradli Sc tedy Ike dveffm a
! 9 t ostatnfch je nasledovalo.
DIAN zkousel klfce ma zamku, az
konecne Sc mu podafilo je otevfft.
"Mikso, vezmi ssebou diva pc
mocnfky a vrazte do Witt, mezi-
tim co ja Sc ctyrmi zGstanu u dve-
RI, ably snad nekdo neutekl. Jak5-
81 starry pan sem dnes z yecera
pfijel v koGafe a vid9l jsem, jak
slouzfcf SMASH s kocaru jakysi kufr
Domnfvam Sc, lie ie v mem bohat-
stvf. Dale jsem vyspehoval, jak
jej nesou nahoru do svetnice ma
severnf stran9 zamku. Hledte Sc
kufru zmocnit. Nuze, ku pfedu!''
Miksa S pomocnfky zmizeli v
dome a "a chvfli Sc objevili nesou-
ce hledan5 kufr. ze byl tezk5,
znaeili jeiich spocene tvafe. Ode
vzdali jej ostatnim a Timed Sc vra-
till ma dalsf lup. / tento Sc Jim
zdafil, nebot nesli pine naruce
sperkn drah5ch a t~fpitfcfch, az
pfechazel zrak.
"Nynf ma sklepy," oval Sc dale
Dzan. Ty LEFT severne cd zamku
u vchodu do zshrady. Diva 2 vas
necht znstanou zde u zamku, a V
padu nebezpecf mas mohli uvedo-
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-12-17
druzi cekajf s provazy a pfet6-
hnou pres zeR. Rozumeli jsteY"

unou pres Zeu. JStes
"Ano, nacelnfku Diane odve
till ii, jichz Sc to tycilo, a We civil
ce zmizeli ' temnote $ lupem sms-
rem naznacentm.
DIAN s Miksou a pomocnfky Sc
pax kradli k vinnym sklepum. "a
malou chvfli tam dorazili a posvi-
till 81 ma dvefe, jez byly pod sill
nym zamkem. I zde Sc osvedcili
klfee Dzanovy, kterS kdysi Sc w
ucil femeslu zamecnickemu, take
platil "a vStecnfka. Ia chvili jej
vidfme iak s lupici vstupuii pc
tmavych schodech do sklepa. VI
vchodu znstali diva ma strait. Pro
sli dlouh5m pofadfm nakupenzch
sudG, plnfch vytecneho moku, a
Getli cedulky.
"Zde tokajske-zde brumbalko
70 lecive hofke - Aha, zde je
take sampanske," vzkfikl radost-
ne Dian, a sliny mu phi tom tekly
z obou koutku list. To Dude
blahobyt.
Name jen pet trakaf1," pfipo
mfnah jeden z lupicG, =" a jezto ne
mGzem naloziti nezli jeden sud ma
teakaf, musime skrovnit jen ma
ctyry study, nebot omen kufr "a
u!mc seden trakaf."
"Jsi v5borny poctaf," pochva-
lii jej Dian, "a davam Ii "a recht
Vezmem tedy sampansk6 napfed;
pax tokajske; pax Brumbalkovo
leeive hofke -" pocftal, CO pro-
hifztl study. "A zde-sud prave-
no domacfho. To jsou etyry study
LupiGi Timed Sc uchopili prace,
a zapocali study vyvalovat ma horu
po schodech. DIAN stall dole u
schodI a daval rozkazy, jak 81 ma
j phi tom pocfnat. Naiednou sud
jenz NELL asi uprostfed schodh Sc
Jim vymkl z rukou a kutalel Sc
~strasnou rychlostf zpet.
Poor, 1raz!'' fvali, avsak nez
Ii vypustili v5strahu z Gst, sud
vrazil do bficha, mic Sc nenadavsf-
no Diana, a ten letel jak byl dlou-
ny ma zem a sud pres nej.
"Achich, ouvej, ''stenal zatfm
CO Miksa a ostatnf jej zvedli re
zems. Mic Sc mu vsak, mimo O.
tfesenf, nestalo. On vsak pc ma
zvanf jich "osla a hlupcn'' Sc upo
kohl a pc chvflce study byly jill ma
hofe.
DIAN poruGil lupiG1m, ably study
odvaleli Ike zdfm a pres ne vyta-
hi. Jakmile tito zmizeli, kSvnul
vSznamne ma Miksu a vedl jej
zpet do slepa.
Vim les nejvernejsf re vsech,
pravil mu, proto 81 mules Sc
mnou pfilepsit. PfeJi Ii vice nez
tenn ostatnfm snopum -" PAX
jej zavedl k jednomu sudu; ~narazil
a vyhal z kapsy skladaci polar,
napInil jej a podal Miksovi.
Sedli 81 a nikSm jsouce vyruso-
vani, oddali Sc blahemu pozivnst-
kafstvf. Najednou zaslechli tiche
kroGeje ma hofe, ktere Sc zdaly,
jake by nekdo opatrne sestupoval
do sklepa. Myslfce, Re jest TO ne
kterS re ~soudruhu, pfikrcili Sc "a
study ably jich nezpozoroval, nebot
by mu dali spatnS pffklad, jak Sc
domnivali. v zapetf uzfeli jak
neznamf starry belovousf muz v
noGnfm od9vu a S lucernou vessel
do sklepa. DIAN Timed hadal, Re
to Dude jeho dtoenik Sc zouvakem
a v nitru SVEN pomyslel ma mstu.
GENERAL Krumpac z Kozispad,
nebot on to byl, Sc zastavil u sudu
natoGil Gervenavoho m o k do
kyartove nadoby a jednfm dous-
KEN tekutina zmizela v jeho Gtro-
bach. PAX 81 oddechl S pozndm-
kou ito jest vftecne" a cht9l SO
vzdalit. Avsak hned patach "a
MIN Sc hnali dive postavy.
"Nynf TIE mann We sve moci,
noeyAal nX1n nonoJnry %; no
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-18

junction will be dissolved when we have
our final hearing; but long before that
time the mischief will be irreparable,
I'm afraid
''How?"
TT will be blazoned far and wide
that we can't deliver the goods-that
the opposition has done us up. I've
tried to keep it out of the newspapers,
or, rather, to persuade them not to
make too much of it. But it wouldn't
go. The Transcontinental has all the
pull in the town, it appears
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-18
CHAPTER X
The SineMs of WnI

The general offices of the c. p. and
.. railway were crowded into a half
The morning journal-courier. (New Haven, Conn.) 1907-1913, 1908-07-01
PLANS AT SEA AGAIN
Place of City officials Game Not Yet
Determined,

The plans which had been made by
the city officials baseball team for the
entertainment of the Hartford city
officials on July 22 were somewhat
upset yesterday at the meeting of the
committee which was held In city hall
and was attended by about twenty
five members of the committee 1t had
been practically determined by the
committee to have the baseball games
and field events at Morris Cove and
the dinner at the Shoreham, but on
account of the fact that the committee
was not satisfied with the offer of the
Shoreham people 1t authorized the
b-colnmitte to look farther instead
Of accepting this report, So the place
for the event Is not yet determined,
If Lighthouse Point Is settled upon
there will probably be other events
besides the baseball game, but II
some other place Is selected that will
be the only athletic part OF the pro-
gram. &
William Lush appeared and asked
for consideration Of his place at the
lighthouse. formerly Buffers, and the
place will be given consideration. An
other meeting will be held to-mor-
row afternoon.