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The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1909-06-04
ANKONA.

The closing exercises of the Ankona
Private school were held Friday even
ing, May 2lst. In spite of the heat
and mosquitoes, large number of the
friends and patrons of the school at
tended the presentation of the operetta
"A Day in the Woods" The school
room was tastefully decorated to rep
resent woodland bower where the
children joined in songs, dances and
games, chaperoned by Miss Jenkins as
grandmother. The other characters
were as follows:
Madge, Madge Waters; Nora, Helen
Schuyler; The Gypsy, Helen Willes;
Lottie, Edith Willes; Frank, Charles
McMeekin; Flossie, Marjorie Thomas
Ida, Mildred Willes; Joe, Harold An
keny; May, Myrtle Willes.
During the first act the Fairy Queen
appeared surrounded by her train wear
ing costumes of white decorated with
gold and silver stars, representing the
planets, Jupiter, Venus, Neptune, Moon
Saturn, Uranus, Cirrus, Ear tn and
Mars.
A pretty duet was rendered by Mes
danes McMeekin and Saylor, Miss Nc
Meekin at the piano was ably assisted
by George Saylor with cello accompani-
ment.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1909-06-04
WHITE CITY

Miss Lena Orrel spent several days
at Stuart last week visiting Mrs. Har-
brecht.
Mrs. w. N. Baker, Of DeIray' Is
spending several weeks with Mrs A.
Lamont.
j. Frederickson, of Miami, who has
been stopping here several weeks re-
turned to Miami last Monday.
P. Jensen is staying in Fort Pierce
assisting in the erection of f, &. Gus
tafsons stone dwelling now in process
of construction.
Beginning with Tuesday, June oth,
Rev. X. w. Thiot, of Eau GaIIie, viii
preach at the school house every even
ing until Sunday. Everybody is m
vited to attend.
Miss Tuen, of North Dakota, VINO
has been spending the winter at Fort
Pierce with her cousin, Miss Annie
Larsen. is now staying with her aunJ'
Mrs. H. Larsen.
Mrs. P. E. Robinson returned last
Monday from her winters sojourn IN
Minnesota, accompanied by Victoria
Nelson, who will spend her vacation
from school in Tallafa assoc, with her
father.
j. H. Fulcher, who was called by
telegram several weeks ago to attend
the bedside of his sick father, arrived
only in time to be present at the
funeral. Mr.. Fulcher will remain in
Michigan and his wife will join him
there the later part of the month.
Miss Mary G. Morris, who has been
spending the the winter with her aunt,
Mrs. G. E. Duton; to the regret of her
numerous friends terminated her
visit here the 18th of last month, leav-
ing on that date for Barlow to spend a
while with relatives there. Miss
Morris will also visit in Homersville,
Ga, and Spartansburg. S. c., before
returning to her Virginia home.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1909-06-04
A FOG AT SEA.
II Frishtens tire Timid and Even Dis.
countenances the Brave.

eountenances the Brave.
This curious picture of an arrival at
the Hook Of Holland is by c. Lewis
Hind: ~ awoke suddenly. 1t was full
daylight My watch indicated in the
morning. We should be nearing the
Dutch coast, But why had the boat
stopped? Why had the devastating
scrunch of the screw ceased? clam
bered from my berth and withdrew
the curtain from the portfolio. Sea
and sky had gone. We were enveloped
In dense fog. The wall of the siren
reused the passengers. A fog at sea
unstrings the nerves Of the timid and
discountenances the brave. | noticed
that the landing platform had been ex.
tended and that two life lines were coil.
ed upon 1t. On the bridge were five
men. The captain stood In the center
with two of his suborlinates on either
side. They leaned over the rail peerlng
into the wall Of fog. went forward.
Three Of the crew were bent double
over the bows seeking the black mass
that might be moving toward us.
could almost fancy heard the crash.
the shouts and the rush of feet.
"The air was damp. | went below,
A dozen passengers were gathered
around the breakfast table slipping tea
and toying with toast. When the siren
walled my neighbor, girl who was
about to eat mouthful, replaced the
crust upon the table and folded her
hands. A woman cried silently. A
large, flabby man took the seat adjoin.
Ing mine, rested his elbow upon the ia.
BILE and covered his eyes. thought he
was praying, but when the steward ad.
vanced and stood inquiringly before
him he raised his head for a moment
and said, Ham and eggs
"Those homely and unfamiliar words
relieved our depression; also the vessel
began to move faster Soon the siren
ceased, and when the captain slOuched
into the cabin and called for a cup of
hot coffee we-well, | think some of us
could have danced Jig. went on
deck.
There was Holland. The sun was
scattering the fog. We passed the
place where the Berlin was wrecked.
Pooh! Who minds fear on the morning
after, with all the adventures Of new
day waitingr'
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1909-06-04

FOR SALE - House and lot near In.
dian river, good location, nice yard,
lot 40 100 Easy terms. Address M.
TRIBUNE once. 47.4t
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-11-18
HAD OPIUM DREAMS
At FACTORY BLNZE

NEW YORK .- Special. - A languid
feeling of comfort and sweet dreams
came 90 young women anG a tNnntf
81 nremen who brcathcd in smoke
which acted like q narcotic no cot-
ton and fute fire early "Wednesday
evening The blaze caused panic
among several hundred male ana fe-
male employees in clothing factory AZ
the southeast corner Of Hendrix street
and Uuuont Avenue. East New q or q
"PLonse don't wake me up. On,
what beautiful dreams / am having.
lrousIv pleaded Cora Weaver. who
had been assisted go her home az asp
Schenck Avenue. She had Inhaled the
smoke. and IL was plain 10 euects were
must pleasing
No was the same with other young
women Physicians explained that
There was not the slightest danger of
.auy u effect from thc smoke
F|rsmon James Jones ana Annihas
smith. who carried many frightened
young women down fire escapes AND
. Through the smoke-c hokcl halfway
For the factory building. also hA,
pleasant dreams
Another areman. Carmichael 90 Er
Z zine $780, 115. who hal also Eot "a dos.
80 .t explained THAT DO uae lust a
& weld aiI been htrnl tlr ptpr
b ora traHghters. men whn have in
Z ha..1 and suffered from ine etec'
OFF 400 kinds ut smoke. declared LIi
.tn tne present instance tne smoke hH
l MOST peculiar kuu. k-uut effect
% Tno fremen cud c.rIs were not tn
B. nr.r persons affected. fhe men .u
DO uI...- Iu tho factory We're .dnret Do
ID U. SCORES aul persons living In fU
IL. ... -n.nrnUnd seemed CD "r fchNt rt'
~ .e.ts
...r. We're nnuIc-str. o'len PUSHES
.r. escapes arl down stairway
through smoke-1leI Railways. to H
49, r- r-...r. -..t- r,rr..
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-11-18
NEGRO TRusTY MADE
BRUTAL ASSAULT

STANTON. yA~-Special.--One %
the most atrccio1s crimes iu the an
nails OF stanton has just come O.
Light. though the actual deed took
uiac. several days back. clifton srecS-
rnridr.. a negro ~truety' prisOner at
the county jasi IN the center ~ fhe
city. ls alleged 90 have made cf .fn'-
nal assault upon Dorothy Foeel tnr
ecven-y car-oid daughter q n. IT. Pow
IN. deputy TALLER. in the middle of the
week. but it was kept quiet until last
rsrhr when news % the crime vas
roiscd abroad talk OF iyuchirE was
heard on the streets bat nothing VAS
done iu tire way % mob offence al
though FIRE bell was sounded Tor the
alleged purpose % getting the moo
\ together after u~lslienf
j EreckeuridEs was cleaning In tnf
i residence part 90 the iatl. be- is said
when the alleged assault took place
Jalicr Powell ls said 90 have takef
thc ncgro in hand and ADM isferet
la severe pommelng about the face
The negro ls said 60 have confcsse,
10 the Chief % Police. but that oficer
when asked 10 the story was true
merely said ne did not care 90 talk
. breckenridge - now in Sail here
l Awaiting developments. To le not De
. Iliexed any violence VIII ocrur. "a
, Stauuton people are thought too con
sersative TO resort 60 such measures
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-11-18
.S5,OOO,OOO LOSS IN
STORM IN JAMAICA

NEW YORK Special. -Belated
messag yes. arriving by devious routes
from Jamaica and Hayu, say terrluc
havoc has been wrought IN the Wtsl
Indies by storm. wind and earthquake
The first accounts OF the disaster are
suppleurnted with news that places
the property loss In Jamaica az 90
OOO. 600 and declares the death hsI
may run into the hundreds. Inc ca
ble service is still disordered. and dis
patches can get through only an the
form OF occasional flashes. For a
week the Western Union Company S
lime TO Kingston has been silent. Al
/ though the line TO Holland Bay Is
| working, that point is nifty miles from
/ Kingston and the intervening country
| is impassable
The Commercial Cable Company !
line TO Turks Island is running, anc
by way Of that point news is sent te
and from Kingston by boat twenty
/ four hours away
Reports from the interior OF ia
maica and Hayti arrive slowly. anS
no complete idea OF the damage OF
ioss OF life will be possible for days
Scores of vessels. big and little. bore
the brunt OF the week-long hurrican'
and wrecks strew the coasts Town
are flooded. plantations have beel
Ieveled by wind and Hoods. roads ar
p impossible.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-11-18

heavy iron gratin<s IN the 'front.' and
then smashed large plate glass - m
dow. Tvo 81 the hWrrlars worked IN
side while the third remained OUTSIDE.
Mrs George r. Marble. an aged
widow. who lives across the street
was awakened ~ the -r.tsh Of failnS
glass. and after collecting All her
money and other valua bies she start
cd across roof IN her night robe
10 the horne Of John Harris. head of
the volunteer fire Brigade me ulr-
gar on Guard saw the gnostlike fg-
IRE on the roof and he Aired shot
from his revolver az a danger signal
go his pals.
Thiukiug they had been surround
90 hy "a posse 90 villagers. they dash
ca from the store. dlscharglnS thel
r4VolNers. but none Of the shots On,
any damage The robbers escaped
two clad in new ovcrCOats and suits
They first entered the hardware stor.
81 Henry Smith and stole tools witl
which they broke into the other places
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-11-18
OLIVER BRINGS SUIT
TO RECOVER BIG LOSS

LYNCHBURG. VA.-Special.- In
the Corporation Court on Thursday
Judge Christian, upon the application
OF w. j. oliver. Of Knoxville. the rail-
road contractor. granted an Injunction
restraining II. C. Lee. untn further or
der OF the court. from selling the con-
tractors OUTFIT. now in his possession
under an asst gnment from A. =. Eiiv-
Ter. the subcOntractor OF the River
mont tunnel. which was burned last
summer.
This OUTFIT Is said 70 be worth $f0.-
600. The bin sets forth that Elivier
1 abandoned his contract or NoSefn Der
"a. making IT, necessary for oliver %
/ finish &c and entaiNug a loss upon him
I OK Sl00. 0oo less the retained perccn-
tage on the work. amounting 70 sac
000. The bill asks that the attach
mcnt may be issued againSt the prop
erty In the possession OF Lee 70 -
cure divers claim 10 that extent
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-11-18
STOLE VAST sum
OF $3O,O00,OOO
SUGAR Trust R0BBED GOVERN
MINT BY CORRrPTING CTS
TONS OFFICIALs-
IMPORTS UNOERNEIGHED


NEW speciaL-New facts
brought 90 life disclose that the
American sugar Refining Company
better known as the sugar Trust. has
stolen the enormous ssm % s1o.00o.-
oCo from the United States Treasury
within the past twenty years through
.foaerwetEh of importatlons and
underpayment OF customs duties A.
.rare Federal indictments
have been drawn up. These facts re-
veal the trusts wholcsaie CORFU ption
Us customs officials and ita covert
bribery of politicians 70 accom- plish
rs ends. The customs officials un-
derseiEhc3 the lmportations and the
stealing fyom 8 30 10 per cent. of the
polltic ians kcpt them in their JotA
1t appears that the trust has been
duties co.. every cargo ~ sugar brought
into the United states for the past
twenty years
Following the days disclosures Of
fraud by the sugar Trust three officials
of the HaFermeyer reducries In VIII
uamshurg resigned These men
.r- james D.. senderuagel general
superintendent John James. enEineer
and william FiefnlnE chief OF con-
struction. Their places wM De Allied
..fth nrn from the Philadelphia plant
.nf fhe American Sugar Reclining Com
rnrN
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-11-18
SHIP GOES DOWN
HUNDRED LOST
steamer Ia Seyne sinks After tolli-
sion Passengers Caught In Their
Berths are Carried 90 Bottom.

SINGAPORE. - Special - The mail
Steamer Ia Seyne. of the Messageries
Maritime Service. running between Ja-
ga and SINGAPORE. and on her way 90
this mort. was in collision early sun
day morning With the steamer Ondas
f the Irtlsh-lnida Lime. and sank
within two minutes. Seven European
,asseugers. including Baron and Bar
,ness BeuicTkv. the captain of the IA
Seyne. Eve European officers and -
rnprs. comprising native passengers
ana members Of the crew. were all
drowned.
The rescue OF siXty-one persons,
practically from the jaws OF shoals OF
sharks. formed a thrilling incident OF
the wreck.
The accident occurred about 4
| o'clock in the morning ln "A thick Laze.
| The vessels were steaming az good
I speed and the Ia Seyne vas cut al
most in half The majority OF those
On board were caught ia their nerths
and carried down with the vessel
The force of the collision brought
the Onda go almost dead stop, and
her engines were at once slowed and
oats lowered. The rescue work proVee
thrilling. for not only were the rescu
ing parties impeded by the dark, bu
shoals Of sharks were already az
tacking those clinging 60 pieces
areckage in the water. SiNty-one per
sons from the Inflated steamer Wer
finally dragged into the boats an
brought by The Onda 90 this port Man
OF them had been bitten by sharks, an
several are severity injured.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-11-18
SHOT THIEF WHO
STOLE HIS DOG
Frederick Poole, Of Chesterfield Coun-
ty, Seeing Man Taking Away HIS
Hunting Dogs, Followed and
Shot Him.

HMOND, VA. - Special. -
Frederick Poole. young white man
or Bon Air. Chesterfield county, IAN
guishes in the Manchester city JAN
awaiting trial for the shooting OF heh-
nv wall, a neighbor. A preliminary
hearing Of the case was held on Fri
day before Squire s. q. Cowans Jus
tice OF the peace OF Bon Air. when
the trial went over until November
gath.
The shooting took place early last
Monday morning, several hundred
wards from the home OF the Pooles
who are among the best and most In
apential citizens OF Chesterfield county
Young Poole. II seems. was alone
an his home, his father and mothel
being IN Richmond on business. when
uDon going from one part OF the
house 10 another. he discovered Wal
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-11-18
400 PERISH IN
ILLINOIS MINE
Ignitcd Pile Of Hay Caused Explosion,
Cutting On Miners Who are SUI
located 10 Death.

CHERRY. -Special.-Mine Off
ciaIs al the ST. Paul coal tompan,
mine. where an explosion occurred at
B o'clock Saturday afternoon. say that
more than 900 men are dead in the
mine. Twelve bodies have been taken
out Six of these We're heroes not em-
ulOvcd En- the mines who gave their
lives DID futile effort 90 save the im-
Drisc.cd workers.
lfnc Superintendent James Steele
leclarod five hours after the explosion
that 10 was almost impossible that any
of tho miners still Imprisoned could
escape death.
The mime had q day shift of asa men
Of these. Fifty LETT the mine at noon
Twenty-Five or more escaped after tne
rre broke out The others are believed
goo Dee dead
Tho entrance 90 the mine has beer
scaled up iu the hope of checking th'
flames The building above the pit en-
trance was blown up 90 permit this
DESPITE the frantic efforts of the OH
cials and the scores OF volunteer as
si-tantS in the little town or Cherry
~ seemed assured az 6 o'clock tina
F ONLY bodies OF the dead would be take
from the mine.
The Gre causing the explosion, Whlc
may prove one of the greatest TRACE
dies in the list of mine horrors. ha
an orf-in almost trivial. a pile of hu
allowed to shoulder too long hnall
ienit,d the umbc.s of the mine. am
hafor. the workers realized their dot
rer tne mine was filled with smok
gases and flames. and an exit was in
possible.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-11-18
CHOKED THE GHOST
BLACK II THE FACF

GREENSBURG. Special Re
turning from holding services in 81
Pleasant township. the Rev y. h
HabUstou. pastor OF the United Evan
eeucal Church. encountered "a ghost
like ngure which followed him in 3
rnenacInr manner. The preacher. whf
is youug and athletic was uuormed
but grappled with the "spook. chok
ing rim until when the GOVERNS was
removed from the ghosts face. it wal
black in the face and almost dow
land ont The man was ga joking mem
/ her of REV. Habliston's congre cation
4 lie has f0rsWorn the masquerad
game.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-11-18
In the act OF unioosening two OF his
(PoolS's) hunting dogs.

In the act OF unioosening two OF MS
(PoolS's) hunting dogs.
Having experienced similar trouble
wt.s Wall before. Poole picked Up
shotgun and proceeded 20 follow MIN
The hour was early and IN the uh-
certain light OF the early morning ne
had some trouble in determining oea-
niteiy who the thief was AIter iVi-
lowing him for some little distance,
Wall became aware OF the fact that
ne was ieing followed.
| According 10 the story narrated by
| Poole. ne then fred az the rapidly re-
/ treating ngure OF Wall. only with the
/ intention. he asserts. of soaring or per
haps "winging him
just as poole nred. wall was In the
act OF STOPPING down among clump
4 bushes. The charge caught nlIn
| souarcly in the face and shoulder,
eight OF the shot described as No. O.
lcntering his person-siN I'm the shout
der and one each IN the race ano
temple Wall dropped as one dead.
/ fastening TO his side. Poole was al
FIRST under the impression that ne had
killed him He took him 20 hi
ffPoolc'sD home. where a physician wa
called and everything done 70 revlV
him. -
Poole which was served on him IN
next day Tuesday. morning re wa
drought 60 the Manchester Jam ane
as noted above. appeared before MaE
istratc COwan yesterday, when IN
hearing was set for the 24th-
Poole. who disclaims any intenbo
OF seriously wounding Wall. bears a
excellent reputation, and Is said 70 Z
La law-abiding. peace-lovlng citlzel
THE reputation given Wall Is not
good 4 warrant Is out for Wa
icharring him with stealing the dog
Poole claims 20 have been given col
r siderable trouble by Wall lately.
/, Wall. while seriously wounded.
y, not considered 20 be I'm dangero'
N condition. and is expected 20 recoNe
4. The parents Of young Poole are e.
!, gagged ina business in Richmond
"a Poole is about nineteen years oI
y while Wall is said 20 bee several yea
o younger.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-11-18
JAPANESE KODAKERS
PUT UNDER ARREST

-Special.-Three Jap
anese with kodaks. drawings and cal
culations. are under arrest here pend
ing an investigation by Major Cree
They were detected while In the Fort
Ruger reservation. having evaded the
sentries by circultous climb up the
sides OF an extinct crater at Diamond
Head, behind which the mortar bat
terles are located. The kodaks were
seized. The Aims show that the pic
lures were taken from the crater :
rim and reveal the position OF eight
tWelve-inch guns below. The Japan
/ csc are recent arrivals and are not
/ known here.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-11-18
WOMAN IN NIGHT ROBE
PUT YEGGS To FLIGHT

WINSTED. CONN. - Special. -
please turn the knob. Don't blow
the safe" appears on card hanging
ON the safe in the postOfhce In New
Hartford. Aged Jacob Widner, a vet
eran OF the Civil War. who had one
safe wrecked by cracksmen during
his term as postmaster. had the sign
placed there.
At . A. NJ. wednesday yeggfneh
broke into the postoffce. read the IN
lstructions for safe-biOwers. and car
ried them out The safe Is, there
fore. intact. but the interior OF it IS 2
wreck, the robbers having smashed
every lock-box and drawer w.thln
They obtained nothing OF value DC
cause the postmaster takes the Gay
receipts 10 his home at night.
AT the clothing store OF Justice VII
liam McAlpinS the burglars RerloVs'
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-11-18
BOY BANDIT DEAD.

LAWRENCE. Kan Special. Earl
poss Ruuock. boy bandit and muir
derer. died in the Simmons Hospital
here at 2:25 o'clock Saturday morning.
Ruuock's companion, William Mckay
aged fifteen. who was rescued IRON,
ivnching after they had roDDeo
the bank al Eudora. Kan, and brought
here for satekeeping, made a writ
ten statement. in which he cleared W
the mystery OF Bulloek's Whereabouts
since the first robbery.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-11-18
ELECTRIC POWER IN
BRISTOL FACrOHtk@

BRISTOL, Specialize Bris-
tol Gas and Electric Company has lus
closed q deal FOR the Harvesting OF
river near Bristol. for the purpOas
OF generating electricity for Eght and
power purposes The deal involves BE-
tween s26OoOO and $500. 600. and IN
der the contract with the water power
company u is 20 deliver the current
to a substation in Bristol on or before
July list The power viii be sufficient
( 70 run ali the Industries In Bristol and
many more. Ben l. Dulaney, OF Wash
ington, Is the president and principal
! owner Of the company.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-11-18
NINE STEINAEIL
HELD GUILTLESS
Paris Jury Acqu,t~ Widow of hus-
band, Death Verdict Is Received
With Noiiy Demonstration.

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