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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-04-17
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LIN Wants TO KNOW

Captain George Lin of the Alohas
wants to know why his team Is
scheduled to play a championship
game on Sunday in the Riverside Jul
nior League, He says there is Il
postponed game Of the first series yet
to be played, and the Chinese Alohas
have two protested games to play,
one with the japanese team and the
other with the Sweet Violets. Cap
tain Lin does not see how he can be
forced to play on Sunday, and 1t is
quite probable that his men will not
show up.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-04-17
THE KAp|OLANI LEAGUE

The Kapiolani League of baseball
players, consisting of the Twilights,
Reliance, Leahi and Highland clubs,
are making things lively in the base
ball line out Waikiki way. The clubs
meet at Kapioani Park every Sun
day afternoon and put up a very in
teresting sort of ball; the games are
very well attended. On next Sunday
the Twilights and Y. !. VS. meet
in the first game, and the Reliance
and Leahi in the second.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-04-17
FORT SHAFTER BOXERS
Will DELAY ACTION
Fort Shafter, H.,
April 10th, 1908,

Sporting Editor Bulletin:-l
beg to announce that the boxing con-
tests which were to take place the
10th or goth will not be held until
the last day of this month, the 3Oth.
The main go is a ten round bout
between Bird OF Company L and
Richardson of Company G. Bird
holds the i24-pound championship of
the Fort.
The siX-round go is between Muir
ply and Pool, welters.
Respectfully yours,
FORT SEIAFTER ATHLETIC ASSN.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-04-17

Board of Education finds that senior
class OF San Francisco Commercial
high school was inefficient and that
Principal Murphy was deficient in re.
sOurceiulness.
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The daily tribune., 1908-02-08
WILL JOIN THE INTER-
COLLEGIATE LEAGUE

The High school base ball team Of
the Florence High school is praotic.
ing for summer contests and trying to
get in condition to join the inter.
scholastic league which will consis,
of ie.u,. .: .: the southern part of the
state. Pueblo, Trinidad, Colorado
Springs and other teams. It Is moi
known yet whether Canon will Join
the league or mt.
A practice game was held this morn
ing with the Second team. The line
mp will not be made until few
games are play ed 70 that It can be de.
termined just at wEat position on the
diamond the players are best capable
Of handling. The club is being
coached by Prof. Smith who played
center field last year with the all
Colorado inter collegiate base ball
team. Smith is said to be one OF
the very best ceater felders In the
state.
II begins to look now aS II there
will be two or three base ball club,
organized In this city within the
next month or two and that Flor.
ence will have some OF the best OK
hibitions Witnessed during the last
Ave yearu.
The daily tribune., 1908-02-08

Arlington, Feb. 8-Two Of three
highwaymen who terrorized sthe citi-
zens Of Woburn. Lexington and vicin-
ity last night, shot two police officers.
the driver Of q police wagon and =
boy, and who were responsible for
the calling ont Of a local squad Of
militia in Woburn. were captured
here early today. being taken un-
awares. The men are Pet'r Ros' .
aged 22 years. and Benislow Kenniesy
20 yean.
The daily tribune., 1908-02-08

burg, ILL.,. on the charge Of passing
numerous forged checks in this CITY.
was today held to await the action Of
the grand jury in bonds Of 81 800.
In the preliminary hearing 1t was
oontended that the young woman was
insane.
The daily tribune., 1908-02-08

San Francisco. Feb. 8-The su.
preme court, sitting en- banc, this
morning granted Louis Glass manager
OF the Pacific Coast Telegraph and
Telephone company release on ~. 600
bonds. Assistant District Attorney
Q O'GArn consented to the gra nting Of
the order. giving AZ q reason that
the reports Of examining physicians
and others convinced the district at.
torney that further confinement would
injure the health Of the defendant
and shorten his life.
The daily tribune., 1908-02-08

SO all may know. certain coal
hrm in Florence is advertising Rock.
vale coal at %. 90 per ton. They
have not got Rockvale coal now nor
haven't had ut any time.
ietf JOHN KtLE. Rookvaie.
The daily tribune., 1908-02-08
Notice.

Ny barber shop IL now located In
Mary Russe's store room first door
west Of my old location. where l
will bo pleased to see my customers
until tho burned building IL repaired.
1894 ]. A. SMITH.
The daily tribune., 1908-02-08
Notice.

W. L. Kirk having bought the
searcy Livery. good will and stock.
lob. 1. 1908. assumes all liabilities
from that date. All indebtedness and
collections. previous to Fob. I. 1908.
by y. r. 6earcy. Signed:
W. L. KIRK.
34-3S X. X. SEARCY.
The daily tribune., 1908-02-08
Houston Opera House
Tuesday Evening
February llth
Fred w. Falkner and Walter G ,le-
man offer
John Arthur as "fabio Ro.
mania" in Marie Cor.
reIIi's
Vendetta
with a select Metropolitan Cast
Splendid scenery and Electrical
Effects SEQ the Eruption Of Mt
Vesuvius.
Prices-25c. 35c. Soc and 100.

BOUGHT PARTNER-w. L. Kirk
has purchased the interest Of his part.
ner. Ernest Searoy. In tho livery
business and now has full possession
Of what 10 known - The Roller barn.
The daily tribune., 1908-02-08

Tho Tribune small ads bring n
sults. esll what you don't want
axsd bay soasthing you nssd
The daily tribune., 1908-02-08
Monday Evening
February 10th
SCOTT a. Raynor present the mus
ioal foolishness
Mas
New
Husband

Depicts the funniest lesson ever
given a boy. A continual round
Of laughter. Something worth
Witnessing.
Prioes-25o, Soc, 75c, $l.00.
The daily tribune., 1908-02-08

bOuluer, OOlO.. r6D. o-In6 pro0l :
dent of the University OF Colorado
Republican club and several Of the
active Republicans Of the university
are in receipt Of letter from Charles
o. Mas. secretary Of the "Hughes
Committee Of 25 Of New York CITY,"
urging the Republicans Of the univer.
sity to form Hughes club.
The Colorado Republican club Is
composed Of the Republican voters in
school and will poll large number
Of votes at the presidential election.
The university club is working in
harmony with the state organization
and the chairman Of the Republican
state central committee and will en-
dorce the candidate that Ia the choice
Of the party in this state.
Adams. Tenn. Feb 8-Night riders,
we'll armed and mounted. visited the
farms Of Hugh O. Lawrence and
Wash T. Wicker, last midnight and
destroyed their barns and 10000
pounds Of tobacco. shot and wounded
Lawrence and his son and whipped q
negro numerically. The Lawrences
opened fire on the riders whore turned
1t wounding Lawrence in the cheek
and hand, and his son in the leg.
Lawrence and Wicker never joined
the union.
Cleveland. o.. Feb. g. Judge
Estep, in common pleas court today
refused to interfere in the local
fight for control of the Republican
county executive committee. Rep.
resents tives Of the Foraker com
mittee sought to enjoin the board OF
elections from recognizing the reg
ular" or pro.Taft committee. as order
ed by the secretary Of war. Judge
Estep refused to take any action.
Washington. Feb. S-The hospital
ship Relief has been placed "in serv.
ice" at the Mare Island navy yard,
according to a dispatch received xt
the navy department, and Surgeon
Charles +. Stokes assumed command.
The vessel II being prepared for duty
with the .battleship feet, and will
leave Mare Island In time to arrive At
Magdalena bay n week or more ahead
OF Admiral Evans, who Ia scheduled
to arrive there March IA. The hos
pital corps for tho Relief. numbering
about fifty men. already arc In San
Francisco and the civilian crew ia
being enlisted.
Washington. Feb. g. Secretary
Taft expects to leave Washington 20.
day and be absent from tho city n
least week. during which time lie
10 70 speak In Kansas City. Mo. and
Grand Rapids, Mich. and to deliver
the diplomas to the graduating class
At West Point.
Chicago, Fob. 8-Estslla Tay lor.
. young woman from Minneapolis.
-k~<& w~n~ne1. "A
The daily tribune., 1908-02-08

Chicago, Fob. 8-Estella Taylor.
. young woman from Minneapolis.
who WAS recently srrssesd u Oalss-
The daily tribune., 1908-02-08

New York, Feb. S-Yesterday was
"shoe day" on the Bowery. and to-
day 5000 men are tramping the
Bowery sidewalks wearing new shoes
and new woolen socks.
"Shoe day" is an institution and
was established by Congressman
Timothy d. Sullivan, known to his
constituents and New York generally
as "Big Tim" Every gear Sullivan
gives away shoes to every man Of his
district who needs them and yester-
day more than 5000 we're In line
long before the doors of the club were
opened for the distribution. The an.
nual distribution of shoes is Sulli.
vans charity, for he says: IA nan
can march to glory in a pair Of new
shoes and dry socks.
The daily tribune., 1908-02-08

Chicago. Feb. s. Two women.
both claiming to be the wife Of the
same man, and both having letters
purporting to prove that he is the
husband Of two other women, were
introduced to each other at the Max
we'll street police station. Photog-
raphs Of the husband whom both said
had deserted them, carried by these
women. Miss Annie Ingold Of this
city and MIS-. Sarah Dossin Of st.
Louis. led at once to the discovery
that the missing spouse Of each was
the same man.
The daily tribune., 1908-02-08
TALEGRAPHIC NOTES
OF the DAYS DolMeS

New York. Feb. S-There havs
been plenty Of responses. both from
enlisted and unenlisted to the invita-
tion for an expression Of reasons Of
discontent and unrest in the army.
The reasons given ~ contributing to
disturbing conditions are the practice
marches, compulsory exercises in the
gymnasiums and inadeQuacy Of the
ration and of the cutting of Of ''ex-
tras" in the way Of food and the
character Of extra work. The de-
partment has already taken steps to
ameliorate some Of these conditions.
There will be also established .
haversack ration made of bacon. hard
bread. coffee and sugar and possibly,
canned beef, to be used for emer-
gency.
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1908-07-23
Downing street, London.

/ The greatest street In the world is
one Of the smallest This Is Downing
street, a dark little alley in the west
Of London. Here is the real center of
the British empire. for 1t Is at 10
Downing street that the premier has
his official residence. Ever since Rob
ert walpoIe was the prime minister.
zoo years ago, the heads Of the govern
mont have made their homes In this
"alley" American tourists usually 90
out OF their way to gaze upon the
dIngy. almost repellent exterior Of this
lodge Of diplomacy and national ambi
ton. because Sir George Downing, who
laid out the street and built the house
therein. was OF American ancestry,
his mother belonging to the Winthrops
OF Massachusetts, Bay Colony. and
stands as the second graduate on the
roster Of Harvard college, After get
ting an American education be went to
England and. SELLING opportunity when
It offered. became Oliver Cromwelis
ambassador at The Hague Exchange.
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1908-07-23
BUSINESS BRINGERS
Arcadia's Business Circles. How,
ere and What TO Buy
- aas1a ass.ea.s sas - = =. -

B Co.'s A new line Of Russian Blouses and
Sailor Suits at Gore & Scott's
hem at A nice line Of Dishes at the Racket
Store. Prices lowest ever been in Ar
I'M. L cadia
+. Morqus has just got in big new
d other line of boys suits. Guaranteed to fit
any boy
from Prettest line Of Glassware ever seen
in Arcadia, just received at Webbs
rsn., Racket Store.
Come In and see our complete spring
! l.,d line OF Straw Hats, Mems Dress Shirts,
( Pants, Shoes etc. Gore & Scott
s.,,;,o Arcadia Souvenir Post Cards. Orange
7 70 groves, fire scenes, woods scenes, etc,
painted Ia natural colors at Smith Drug
Is '0"' Company.
Several thousand old newspapers for
eat call sale al 20 cents a ,oo Geo "a :, o,,r
~ new Office or call up phone 4O
Rooms Souvenir post cards, all the latest Ar
scott cad;s aud oti,sr ,,;s,,s ,,a .A~,,s,;s.i,,,
~ that Neat, kind p Morous Arcadia
pest Fancy groceries etc, always on hand.
save fresh new line OF good things to eat
Racket Everything first class. Only the best
the market affords in fancy groceries, at
lat the Espenlaub's
est for The easy way to find out what vii,
tempt your appetite is to call on
Inty to Espenlaub and look at the good things
Is, the he has to offer in the way Of fancy
groceries
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1908-07-23

Harvest is here and the farmers
are busy gathering their corn.
Mrs. Emma Pyfrom Of Charlotte
Harbor was in Charlotte a few
days last week visiting her sister
Mrs. ] B. Moody.
Mrs. G. w. Stauter, Of Ever
glade, Fla. is visiting her sister
Mrs. r. ]. Waterson.
Mr.. r.. M. Waterson went to
Arcadia Thursday Of last week on
business
Mrs. DrusilIa Daniels and her
daughter. Mrs. Ariel Johnson, Of
Charlotte Harbor, are visiting
friends andrelatives in our city,
Mrs. Pyform. who IS visiting in
Charlotte, accompanied her niece,
Miss Arizona Moody, to Boca
Grande Sunday. They report a
most delightful time.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Bert Hagan. OF
Charlotte Harbor come out Sunday
and went down to Boca Crande.
Miss Pearl Stephens and Mr..
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1908-07-23
Notice.

Notice is hereby given that there is III
the possession of the Clerk Of the Circuit
Court letter from Hon. A. c. Groom,
in which he refers to certain passages Of
law authorizing the clerk to charge for
searches of any aud all kinds, and for
tax receipts or certificates for subsequent
omitted years.
All parties who have redeemed land
are requested to call in by the first Of
September, 1908, and examine said law,
aud II, after such examination, they
think that Che charges are unreasonable.
the clerk will refund their money.
II. E. CARLTON, clert 4.
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1908-07-23

year.
Gardner is very dull. Nothing
doing but cross ties and hay har-
vesting. 7. E. Fielder counts on
saving many bales Of choice hay
He has three men and two mules
bringing tin. II. Il.
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| bath
charge
n his

The new hotel at Boca Grandc is now
open, nice cool mosquito proof" rooms
to rent by the day, week or month.
Enjoy the day at Boca Grande.
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1908-07-23

naiiy tx, Sun. South ~. ESQ p. m.
4 palIy TX. sun. North 1880 y. M .
Z sunday only Northbound 100 D. M.
shower on Monday and Tuesday
4 wilder, Of Lily, is Ia Arcadia
/ willie Brewer Is visiting IN
=. county this week
|DIaddie Roe is visiting her friend
eues, III Jacksonville this week
III ii. Hancock. Of TT. Ogden,
Illegal business in Arcadia Tuesday
/ Morgan, legal luminary OF IT.
] was up on business Wednesday
/ Mcconnell, of Barlow, was do
h business In Arcadia Wednesday
Singleton, Of TT Meade, a former
u, spent Saturday here on bust
|Floreuce Henscheu was up from
Eorda Sunday the guest Of Mrs.
baker
|Purdeu, Of the EsufalIa Buggy
D iather Of Mrs. ]. l.. de Treville,
arcadia this week
|Creyson, Of Texas. was Ia Ar
BIS week. He is . big sawmill
ID was on big timber deal
bid Mrs. c. P. Baird are leaving
for Daytona, hoping that $ few
here will restore both to health
|Kinsey, Of Selma. Ala, Z mother
II. l.. Barker, Is IL Arcadia with
|nghter, She will spend the
here
MARY Moye is visiting her folks
pa where she will spend a month.
hich she will resume her usual
the cierk's office
N,AR. Barker, who has been
atIMsriana for the past six
whe. Ashe attended the wedding
0usin eturned home Sunday
Joucs' a prominent merchant |
rpentiue operator Of Bowling
sas attending to legal business It |
Ny capital "Wednesday
nd Mrs. J. ]. sweariugen FROM
were in Arcadia Monday. the |
on legal business aud Mrs.
gen visiting among her many |
here |
Payne, now Of Pierce, but for
citizen Of Arcadia, was down on
'usiness Friday. Miss Isabel
bis charming daughter, came
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1908-07-23
And Expensive.

surely abe mus have some favcrite
6ower7'
mo; don't think so. Anything
win please her-that Is. anything that's
out Of season. Kansas City Journal
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1908-07-23

Orange and Grape Fruit Trees. You
can save both time and money by calling
on q T. Murphrey, ~ miles west Of
Arcadia
Table cloths and shectsdoue up like
new at the Laundry
For Sale Of Rent, a fourrccui house
ID east Arcadia Apply to r. ", irwin.
-Four room cottage In Arcadia for sale
or rent. For Information apply to Rott.
frviu, Arcadia
Base ball keeps on being Just as
exciting to the masses ID presidential
years As n any othsr kind Of years
Ihe lens don't yis'd g 'aof''n'
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1908-07-23

Landlord How do you and the
steak. 0octor7
Guest-H'ml BY hunting carefully
all cvernly plate!
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SATURDAY AFTERNOON AT $50.
BASEBALL PARK

This will be one Of the first
games Of Football Arcadians
have had an opportunity to
witness. Barlow always
plays to win and the Area
dia team is in fine shape. An
exciting game will be the
result. Be sure to come.
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1908-07-23
4. &N. Local Time Table

sunday only southbound 500 a. M,
I nally tx. sun. South ~. ESQ p. me
|. paily TX. Sun. North 1850 p m
|. sunday only Northbound 100 D. m.
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ON all
,or &
ie have
lof the
arcadia
tice at
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-05-03

odorons mines. White bosses
drove them with lash and threats
the whole a story Of savage labor
and III treatment. until. gasded %
madness, the blacks rose and slew
five out Of eleven of the white men
on, the island.
Henry Jones. one Of the ring
leaders in the mutinv, negro
from Baltimore Is now in the Fed
rral penitentiary IN Atlanta. doing
time for his part in that terrible
riot in which the whites lost their
lives. He was originally Sentenced
TO be hanged, but President Harri-
son committed the punishment TO
lie imprisonment. Recently his
attorneys made an application for
a pardon. which has been adverse
~ reported upon By the Depart
ment of Justice. and Jones bids
fair 70 serve ont the remainder Of
his iife-1n working for Uncle sam.
Bis case is interviewer with the
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C0rnNOI of Crime in Which dnArmu
CT Blacks Arose Against Their White
Masters in the Caribbean

ment or authority 10 which the
Faborers could appeal for the re-
dress of any wrongs thar might be
iu6iceed upon them rs the officers
If the companv
s The contracts tmder which these
men were employed were. II Is
claimed, misleading, ana Of q char
arter which operated To reduce the
lsborers TO a condition approaching
that of slavery They were em-
T,oyed To 60 20 NavaSsa island and
assist in The loading Of vessels with
cargo, either hy working on shore
~ in boats. Their employment
uas for the period not exceeding
afteen months after their arrival
NJ Navassa island until dis
charged therefrom. They were TO
he paid a very moderate wage, in
zones case S. a month and board.
and were 10 forfeit 50 cents a day
ror every day they lost from their
work by reason IF sickness or
other cause. and IL was provided
that a failure 10 obey '7he orders
Of che officers ia charge, or a re-
fusal 10 labor, should forfeit an
claim 10 wages due them
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distant, az sttsmps hav47r bson usss
before lsaviuE the II ms 70 XII
Samuel March. anothsr cf ths Officers
bur they desistsd uPeF he ertreatiez
q AZ o Rour,zs. and ~ other reasons
THIS crowd. after getting Roby-s Dis
tol, which was kept a q shanrr ina
the mines. BY breaking opon a box il
u hich II vas contained and arufnz
themselves with pick handles FOR
clubs. and stones. arrived AZ the su-
T-arirtendsnt's house about Il o'clock
n.
The experimentation refused 10 have
any talk Nth these men. and ordered
them 20 80 90 work. This they re-
fused % DO. but vent 20 their bar
racks. ActerWard the superintendent
brought them 90 the front % hlE
house. and after inuuirIng ~ several
o. they would work. some agreed and
others asked for better treatrzsut
Ho rext came 60 a man named James
phillips. pshom the acting superinteud-
ent bad been told was one OF sha
men Who had struck Ro5y n TIA
mines ze inquired o. Philips whers
ar Robys pistol was. He replied
-hEt lie knew nothing about q: TIA
acting superiutendsnt then ordered
3Ir. jones. one OF The officers. 10 az
rest Phillips. When 0Ir- Jones At
tempted Go obey the order. this crowd
% coIored people. numbering sons
forty or ffty, began their attack
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1t WAS also claimed that the ar
ticles Of clothing sold them were
charged at exorbitant prices 81. >
for s7-cent shirts, $500 for T5-cent
shoes. and other articles an pro-
portion, making It Impossible for
the laborers TO keep out Of debt
10 the company. Tt Nsss also
claimed that they were poorly fed
and harshlv treated: that they
we're compelled TO work from OF
Is o'clock in the morning until al
most dark, and for the sligf est
disobedienee they were stack
down. and ever. knocked senseless.
While these charges of abuse are
denied. there seems 20 be small
room fer doubt that the men had
substantial cause for complaint;
but however this may have been
regarding the other laborers. it
was not true of the prisoner Jones.
who admitted in hrs testimony that
he was wen treated, had no hard
work TO do. snd wasrhised bv the
of6cerz Of the company. his work
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Jones - ln -.

The Officers endaavored 70 escape
from the buiidinE bur. being ore-taiz-
en SURRENDERED tl.eir srus and tpok
refuge iu another house. In tnls at-
tack Jones appears a rave been
colorsd man IN charge az rhe mines
Information as 20 where the dynamite
was concealed. and threatened 10 xii
him vito q Ratchet & ne refused he
also participated actively IL throwing
the dyna mite
Whf-e one o. The Officers named Fos-
te- vas escs ping from the suparintend-
ants house. and afer he had sur
rendered his rife. Sc vas knocke5
dovn with stene and Jones attacked
him with e carpenter b-osdax. cutting
aim friEh5fuliy from hts hip through
70 che back. and exposing his lungs
from which wounds ne died almost
inmedl9tely. There vac absoIute-r
no justifcation for the attack tie
man being unarmed and Offering no
resistance
The United safes proved in the triai
~ Henry Jones shat on the night pre-
ceding the riot and murders eieren
~ the colored laborers. one - whom
was Jones. entered into a criminal
conspiracy 70 murder The Officers on
the following day About q o'cloek
10 the morning. as the }-n.-o1 Stares
contended. IN The execution OF the con
sui7acT. Charles y Rob-. the mine
boss. was attacked IN tre mines. and
without the slightest provocacf0n
was struck N the head VITA crow
bar and sIsdge hammer BY colored
men named Philips and Frances and
1pft fOr dead
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being that q waiting upon these
officers
There appears 70 have bean no seri-
Gus disturbance uQon the island until
,ae deata ~ Superinterdei Upton,
WHO was KIND AMI ccnsiderate % the
--en- Upon his DEAN D- Smith
vas made superintendent and he e.
represented 20 nave been q ,t1-annical
and cruel nan The d-G.caHv frst
crosse ou- 81 ce superintendent tm-
poisoning a sick man because he would
not work placing him IN IRONS. and
trieinE him up. suspended 6y hts
thumbs and wrists AS il is claimed
THIS prscipitated a riot. to which The
laborers attacked the officers. drove
them i-to the supe-.n- euGsnt-s house
ard then attacked the house with
stones and dynamite
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Story Of the Hutiny.

IN brief the story of the mutiny
on Navassa island IS rs follows:
There were 137 eoIared Iaborers
employed there Oy She Navessa
Phosphate Company. "a corporation
having its headq quarters in Balti-
more. This was in September.
1889. The only other people upon
the island weer eleven white men.
Who we're officers OF The company.
There was no representative Of the
t-uired Stgtes Governments upon
the island. and no local govern