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The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1910-09-02

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thing 10 be done. before the dnctor
gets there. Is TO take dry salt n quick.
~ M possible. This often prevents
further bleeding entirely. A teaspoon.
fnl Of salt Ia not too much 10 take. pro-
vidcd II liz done gradually. 10 a. not
IN choke. The patient should. morn
over. keep perfectly quiet and free
from excitement and stay In . room
not too hot.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1910-09-02
CHAPTER XVII.
In the Cabin Of Madam.

Woman must not belong to herself: She
II bound to allen destinIes. Friedrich Won
Schiller.
With an exclamation Of surprise. the
old woman departed from the door. I
heard the rustic OF football I could
have told In advance what face would
now appear outlined In the candle
Elow--with eyes wide and startled.
with lips half parted In query v was
the face Of Helena, baroness Won
Ritz!
"Eh bien! madam. why do you bar
me out?" ! said, as though we had
parted but yesterday.
Ito be Continued.l
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1910-09-02

But now she was advancing. drop
ping down step at time, and her
face was turned straight ahead. The
pink OF her gown was matched by the
pink Of her cheeks. I saw the little
working Of the white throat wherein
some sobs seemed sitting. And SO
she went away and left me.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1910-09-02

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The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1910-09-02

A she spoke she pcrched pcrilousiy
near the edge OF the boat and hsr
eyes few past Jacks shoulder and
shone full into the eyes Of the rival
lover. He read her message and an
swered her daring with . nod and
smile. In m instant tho second ms
chine glided noiseiessly beneath the
larger one and slightly to one side.
The girl swung deliberately over the
rail- and swayed toward what seemed
. reckless plunge to death. With q
powerful effort, Jack broke the spell
which held him. and. springing for.
ward. cried; mo. no. Norrette.
will never" but the word frose on
his lips as the outstretched hand OF
the rival lover rose from space 10
steady her into the other car. where.
in defiance she sung out: Go. take
your trip to the silver moon. ha. hal"
Both men were pale. IT was Q wick.
ed thing to do" said Jack. Then with
q quick tug. he changed his course
and shot away toward the cleaning
sun.
"No wonder men adore you." said
the rival lover. "Norrette. when will
you marry mel"
DON'T! commanded the girl In
sudden fright. u was fool. This
Is no time for ove-making Take me
home
But, my answer; you promised Il
to-day"
did !? Tonight. then, not now"
Tonight. when the moon Ii FULL"
he whispered. She nodded and was
gone.
In the shadows Of the court Nor.
rette fingered among her roses. There
was a hnttering. a CLEAN OF white
silvered In the moonlight. and present.
~ Jack found her there.
"Norrettc. ! was rude I offer no
excuse, there II none Hut until TO-
day ] did not know that you really
hated me was foolish enough 10
think that-you cared. Can you for
give me before go away"
She held out her hand.
Thank you" he said gently; Il was
afraid you would not forgive. Coed.
by. Norrette."
Don't go-yet." she faltercd. lyon
--I--you haven't said good by To
Mary"
You may tell her"
But"
"WellY"
Jack. can't you--scey"
Il see man running down the
stairs" said Jack duly. = must co."
oh. II In he." whispered N0vrsste
fearfully. He IL coming --aftsv--ms.
Jack. Jack. dear. take me quickly.
do love YOU"
No dullness could fall 10 respond b
that eager pleading and 10 the cling
ing Of those trembling fingers. In the
shadow of the friendly balcony he
bent and kissed her willing lips.
''Norrette," called deep voice from
across the moonlit court.
II am here" said the girl from. her
lovers arms. 4 am here" she repeat.
ed. dragging Jack forward into the
white light. I'm sorry mean I'm
glad that am going to marry Jachs
You see-Aunt Mary thinks I ought.
And-won't-won't you have s0me
fruit before you 20! It's on the
roof"
Fort Pierce news., 1910-12-23
AN EVENING IN RUSSIA
AN Illustrated Lecture by the Fa.
nous Traveller, DIR. schadt.

On Thursday evening, December 20,
the residents Of Fort Pierce and vi.
cinity will be rendered a literary treat
at the Crystal Theatre in the shape Of
a lecture profusely illustrated by one
hundred stereoptican views taken in
Russia by DR.. Schadt.
The price Of admission will be 25 cts,
reserved seats so cts, the proceeds to
20 to the charity fund Of the local lodge
Of Odd Fellows.
DR.. Schadt will arrive In Fort Pierce
In charge Of personally conducted
party Of tourists from New York and
will remain here one day to see the va.
rious attractions. The Board Of Trade
will no doubt welcome the party at the
hotelon the evening of their arrival,
Tuesday, 9th.
Let US show the visit0rs true South
ern welcome and good fellowship. and
lot them wet their feet in the Indian
River so they will come back again.
Fort Pierce news., 1910-12-23
c. \. BUELL. WAS ASPHYxIArED
Son of Fort Pierce Citizen Sue.
cumbs to Gas Fumes.

Last Saturday Mr.. s. S. Buell. re.
ceived telegram announcing the
death Of his son, G. H, Buell., in Jack.
sonville and left on the first train for
that city. returning home Wednesday
morning.
The following from Saturdays Jack
sonville Metropolis gives an account Of
the sad accident;
With his head resting in wire waste
paper basket. where he had fallen, G.
"a. Buell.; aged 80, night telegraph
operator employed by the Seaboard Air
Line, was found dead from asphyxia-
tion In the offices Of the railroad at the
foot of Hogan street early this morning,
Another operator named Tanner, in
an adjoining Office, smelled gas, about
S o'clock, and upon making an investi.
cation found that the rubber tubing
which was attached to gas stove had
been torn loose from It's connection In
the wall, close to the desk where Mr..
Buell. had been sitting, and saw the
unconscious man lying on the floor. He
notified a patrolman and physician
was summoned who discovered that Mr..
Buell. had been dead for some time.
From T. j. Mckenzie, day manager
of the Seaboard's telegraph force, 1t
was learned that Mr.. Buell. had been
taking messages up until about three
o'clock and his theory is that after
completing his work for the night Mr.
Buell. went TO sleep with his head rest
ing on bis desk, which is near where the
hose pipe was attached TO the wall.
1t is supposed that as Mr., Buell. slept
be stirred In his chair and loosened the
pipe from the wall, Becoming semi
conscious, 1t it thought he tried to
reach the door to get fresh air but fell
unconscious with his head in the waste
basket.
In addition to his widow Mr.. Buell. IS
survived by an infant child and by his
father. who lives at Fort Pierce Mr..
Buell. was born at Enterprise, Fla, and
had lived in Jacksonville four years.
For the past two years he had bsen en-
ployed BY the seaboard as an operator
and was highly regarded. His sudden
death has come as 8 sudden shock to
his fellow employees.
Fort Pierce news., 1910-12-23
UEGALpLUGCER HERE SATURDAY
Left for Rugged Trip to Miami
On Sunday Morning.

The famous "Regal Piugger" which
has travelled continuously since July B,
1903, covering over $4,000 miles arrived
10 Fort Pierce last Saturday afternoon
and spent the night here, leaving for
Miami early next morning.
The car is in charge OF Mr.. A. L.
Riggs. Southern representative Of the
Regal Automobile Co., with L. w,
Sherard as driver and mechanician'
The Plugger presents unique appear,
apce, being literally covered with tags,
cards and souvenirs of all kinds and
bears the distinction of not having
been cleaned up, with the exception OF
the engine parts, since leaving the
factory. During this time 1t has been
from New York to San Francisco and
back as well as making phenominal
Journeys into almost impossible coun'
try, with never serious breakdown,
and has yet to find road that 1t could
not travel.
The car arrived in Miami Sunday
night, and the driver claims to have
cut in half all records from Daytona to
Miami. They claim they steered by
compass only between Fort Pierce and
West Palm Beach, and travelled all
over the vast area of the northern part
Of Palm Beach county between Indian
River and Lake Okeechobee.
Tuesday afternoon the Plugger LEFT
Miami for the return "trip to Jackson
vile, and arrived IN Fort Pierce yes
terday morning about 8 o'clock anc
proceeded north about nine.
Fort Pierce news., 1910-12-23
SEBASTIAN REAL ESTATE BUSY
Newsy Items of Interest from that
Busy Village. n

Several real estate deals nave Oseu
made and closed. AS they we're casn
saIas people realize that Sebastian Is
destined TO be a money maker
over thirty applications for cottages ]
.rd beari: have recently been maze
here. A good hotel is most needed .,..' q !
i, improvements at the present .lme
- many have to be turned away dOOo
cottages y cap be easily rented for 'no
winter.
The Sebastian baseball team plAyoa
vsro - ! Very interesting game on las'
THURSDAY, the score stood Is to ; 10 r.
yor of Sebastian. soh.s.;sn
More new scholars for Sebastian sa,'sn
r,;aS I'm school. The scholars are dong S
a,'s autra we'll under the guidance q ~. Two
s.., ! s~co,anlished teachers, Miss lda vsuss,
arircIpal, and Miss Alice vause' a.. -.
a;..ant. Average attendance las' wssS =,
40 7.9O. School closes for Two "0
holiday Friday. :, u church
christmrs tree at the M -
night.
Fort Pierce news., 1910-12-23
MEWSY ITEMS FROM WABASSO
Christmas Exercises at the School
House Saturday Night.

News reached Rev. Leisher and
family last week that Mr.. d. B. Kloss,
father Of Mss. Leischer, had died at
his home in Pennsylvsnia. Mr.. Kloss
came out here last winter and remained
all the year, returning home only a few
weeks ago his health not being very
good. Rev. Leisher and family have
the sympathy Of the entire community.
Arthur vandiveer, who is bothered
considerably with lung trouble, has not
been quite so we'll for the past week or
so. He seems to be troubled a good bit
with severe coughing spells.
Mr.. r. w. Swain, of the Fort Drum
section, was In Wabasso last Monday.
He brought in quite a bunch of coon
skins and sold them to the local mer-
chants.
There will be prayer meeting 10 the
school house next Sunday night at the
usual hour.
The roll Of honor for the Sebastian
school for the week ending December
16 is as follows Irene Smsth, 100 d.
Lelsher, 100; Florence Smith, 100: Le-
roy Stevens, 100; Olive Smith, 95; Ha-
eel Vandeveer, 95: Pearl Holt, 95: Mary
Eby, 80.
w. r. Copeland was 10 town last Sat-
urday.
j. r. LeAtherman visited Eau Gallie
last Saturday.
Messrs. Lamb, Marshal, House and
others took in Sebastian last Friday.
Mr.. VIM. Fee, OF Fort Pierce, spent
several days at his place near here this
week;
Mr.. Isaac Leatherman is spending q
while here with his brother.
Mr.. w. r. Kemp. Of Quay, made this
place business visit Monday.
Young Mr.. Fripp, ofwhite City. was
in Wabasso Saturday on business.
Messrs. Arthur Sptelmen, Calvin
Maddox. and Dinner Ebg went 20 yero
last Thursday TO help the Sebastian
baseball team defeat the Vero team.
Their services we're very valuable, as
by their help Sebastian won IL to 3.
Misses Hattie and Bessie Maddox
we're among those whe went from here
to attend the dance In vero Thursday
night last.
Mr.. Oscar Helping has his winter
home started and expects to have it
finished in a short while.
The Christmas exercises will be rem
dered in the school house Christmas
Eve at $780, to which everybody is In
vited. The program consists Of twenty
FIVE numbers OF select recitations and
the entire school will take part. Those
having presents ty be put on the tree
will please hand them to L. F. Geiger
at the school house Saturday.
Fort Pierce news., 1910-12-23
IN MEMORIUM
2 the Death of the Late Allen j.
Tedder, of This City.

MTG LODGE No. 80, l. o. o. F.,
k'Is Pierce, Fla
nsseas, It has pleased Almighty
ln His infinite wisdom TO take
W our midst our worthy and es-
nsd brother, Allen j. Tedder, there-
|''' BE- il
'o'Feo That we tender the be-
'Amily our sincere sympathy
'pndolence in this. their hour OF
'9F soiteped only by she comfort
p0ps that his spirit has departed
'.er snd brighter world where
p unknown and BE- ID further
'vea, That a COPY Of these resc'
'20s q placed on our minutes, a copy
Fort Pierce news., 1910-12-23

next Saturday, December 81. The adj
vance bookings show that this season
will be a good one for this popular hos
telry. The house has been thoroughly
renovated and the painters have just
finished retouching the interior, and
everything is nov spic and span for
the tourists.
Fort Pierce news., 1910-12-23

sent to the bereaved family, and a aCouy
to each Of our town papers for publIcs.
tion' and that our charter be drAped
IN mourning for a period Of 30 days.
r. L. GOODWIN,
.gaE ED EDGE,
" B. LINDSEY,
Committee.
Fort Pierce news., 1910-12-23
Saturday night

ma Florida Photographic oopo9,A ~
has been appointed Official npnot pn0VOT,sgI Realty
eoma.op sTs q sD' Several shipments Of LARGE LARGE
Co%psns q beautiful printshavs been shipped .S,a
sss.o,1v ana OSSus 70 the northern offices O. TINS
enterprisiug company, =" ~nO soSss rss Oi our
hoiasss upon sus lands nd adjacent to Fort plsICS SIS
SuT''VS6 ~ ShIChF viii soon be snOr0's"'' nor
ana ,,.sa w and Otherwise improved
Fort Pierce news., 1910-12-23
4 notlce 70 cIty Tax Payers,

Al, civ Taxes paid on or before jan
~ - lat 1911, viii receive a two per
uary ,,O"nrnt ~. j. Fl. POPE,
Osn' Marshal and Tax Collector
Fort Pierce news., 1910-12-23
IIVINENTs OF CONFERENCE
.al.t Pastors Have Been AS
...sd Next Years. Charges.

aabod hexI Ao'A .
8. Chapman returned TO Fort
r,ssday night from Jackson
.ssra be bad been attending the
s.aiou Of the Florida Confer
~ regret to announce, how
Az instead Of being returned to
.S,rge Mr.. Chapman was assigned
orlando pastorate and the news
Mango was received here with
,soret, for he and his estimable
n, nave made host of friends dur
,s.,r residence of one year anong
M hla able sermons and earnest
have put new life into the Meth
shurch at this place, as was shown
A annual report sent to the confer
while there is much regret at
s.psrture there Is also a feeling
I6catiOn that they will be located
.ardo which Is considered one of
ssst charges In the conferences.
~ new pastor for Fort Pierce, Rev.
d 3oues Is a new man in Florida,
~ bean transferred from the Texas
|,lsnce, and comes highly recon-
elsd. Hls family consists Of him
N vie and three children. The
|todisss Of Fort Pierce yill no doubt
,hd hearty welcome TO the new
lci,
0ker assignments in this, the Miami
lct, are:
q Fred Blackburn, presiding elder.
Bpnnell wv. A. Myers.
CIV Point and Lotus to be supplied.
Coos -R. o. Wright.
ent City d. d. DiffenWierth.
Dlnis and Lauderdale-F. ]. Patter-
~
Deorheld and Pompano--C. M. Case.
Dslfay And Boynton-L. ID. Haynes.
pOLaud- B. r. sheffea.
Fols PIerCe-J. @. Jones.
Easlihes and Mission-H, E. PART
lge and w. A, Lou der.
b. Johns Park. w. Hypes. "A
Koy West, First church,. D. Sib-
NJ Sparks chapel, W. r. Tresca; Me-
RgIsl. 7. B. sistrunk; Ia Trinidad,
hacio Gonzales.
kingston Thomas r. Adams.
Lemon City j. n. Davis.
hlAml-R. v. AtkIsson.
Maitland and Cameron City-G. L.
,gTkham
Rev smyrna and Port Orange-W.
Nevkirk.
2l|ler Palm-R. E. L. Folsom.
Qgeldo and Geneva u. E. Brooke.
Palatka--H. DutllI.
sAnlord-J. A. Hendry.
Sebastian To be supplied.
spyllleJames n. Owen.
Stuart and Jensen-W. j. Bartlett.
A.usyllle-J. r. Blocker.
teas Palm Beach --R. I. Barnett.
RsE. Edward F. Ley, who has been
''llding elder Of this district, has
''n elected editor Of the Florida Chris
p AdyCcate, andis succeeded here
Res. 9. Fred Blackburn, who is well
''Fn throughout the district.
seg. W. z. Piner, who was pastor
y 1909, was sent back TO Lake.
HheFe he 10 doing great work.
0lin Boggeas, q former Fort
pastor, goes 70 Japer for next
~ Rev, Z. W. Thompkiss, who
'''c Fort Pierce and Stuart for four
q 10 charge of Havana and Scot
zoe Tallahassee district. Rev.
Carpenter, who is also known
g y sill n charge Of Tampa First
Fort Pierce news., 1910-12-23
-, pIerce Hotel TO Open

M. Fart pierce Hotel under the
TSlsr, = will open for the winter season
Fort Pierce news., 1910-12-23
ROAD MACHINERY COMPROMISE
Engine and Other Apparatus viii
Be Returned to Manufacturers.

A special meeting Of the Board Of
County Commissioners was held last
Saturday, pursuant to call by Chair
man Paul KrOegel, to consider the mat
ter Of the time warrants issued the
Good Roads Machinery Company two
years ago for traction engine, rock
crusher and other road machinery.
Chairman Kroegel. Commissioners
G. A.. Edwards, A. N. Hoofnagle and
d. E. Austin and Clerk Fultz we're
present.
Mr.. w. A. Neal, agent for the above
company, who sold the machinery, IVES
also at the meeting. A full discussion
of the matter occurred and all manner
Of compromises were offered, and the
following resolution was finally passed:
"That the Good Roads Machinery
Company be offered the sum of 5000
aud the return of all machinery, inclu-
ding entire plant with all fixtures at
Oslo, in full settlement of their claim
against St. Lucie county"
Mr.. Neal stated that he was not au-
thorized to act but would submit the
proposition to his company and felt
sure that it would be accepted by them.
The City Market will be closed all
a.. ~. -f.e....~ khnoofo~o eof al .,r.,,.
Fort Pierce news., 1910-12-23
school Board wsrrants.

The warrants drawn by the Board Of
Public Instruction this month are as
follows;
Fort Pierce news., 1910-12-23
s17,884 90

w. e. TYLANDER,
Attest A. d. PENNEY, Cnalrmau'
Sec, and Co. Supt.
Fort Pierce news., 1910-12-23
FESTIVITIES FOR CHRISTMAS
How the Sunday Schools Will En-
tertain fhe Little Ones.

The Christmas festivities will begin
tomorrow Saturday night when the
Baptist Sunday school will celebrate
with a Christmas tree loaded with nice
presents for the little ones, as we'll as
for the larger folks, In addition to the
tree and distribution Of presents appro-
PIRATE music will be furnished and the
little tots will entertain the audience
with bright recitstions and glad songs.
The Methodist Sunday school has ar
ranged the most elaborare program OF
the season for Monday night and the
entertainment at that church will
probably be one Of the brightest and
most cheerful ever seen here. The
main feature will be the house built
for Santa Claus, In (which he will have
all the presents stored, and he has prom
ised to be on hand personally to see
that the children get all the fun and
presents to which they are entitled. An
appropriate program has been arranged
for the little folks by Mrs. Belk and
the Misses Chapman, who have trained
them for their parts. The decorations
are in charge OF Mesdames Whyte,
Penney and Brown and will be elabor
ate.
The Episcopal Sunday school will also
have a Christmas tree on Monday
night in the Improvement Club hall
and the children OF that school will be
we'll entertained and remembered by
Kris Kringle. Christmas carols and
other appropriate music, as well as
short literary program will be rendered
The Presbyterian church has de-
cided not to make any public demon
stratiou and no entertainment has been
planned by that Sunday school.
Forgers, sneak thieves and swindlers
are getting numerous along the coast
since the winter season opened aud
they have lately been working Miami,
St. Petersburg and West Palm Beach.
Jacksonville is their harbor during the
races.
]. B. Encell, a homeseeker from Chi
csgo, who lately arrived at Palm Beach,
is out $50 which he loaned q slick ras'
cal on a motorcycle until the rascal re-
turned from Jacksonville. The sheriff
from Miami claiming the machine next
day.
Fort Pierce news., 1910-12-23
Financial statement.

Financial Statement.
"a, Il treas as per last stm't sl.142 "a
s Scents for month";. ..,........ 4,2sl 81
warrants outsta'ng this cate ~ -
s17,SS4 90
warrants outstanding as per 80
last report. ooo 90
Total warrants drawnlthis mo S'OOs W w
cosb on hand this date...-...~... ALL %
Fort Pierce news., 1910-12-23

The City Market viii be closed all
day Christmas, therefore get all your
orders 10 the day before--C christmas
eve.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-12-01
C. Y. ANDERSON
FOUND IN CANADA
Former Head of County Infirmary
Arrested This Morning at
Raymond, Alberta.
TAKEN BY MARSHAL RODEBACR
Arrest Follows Receipt of Information
From sheriff Sharp That Anlcr-
son HID Conc to Canada.

G. V. Anderson. with J. r. Clinton n
victim of Il recent investigation by the
county commissioners into alleged
grating methods employed In conncc-
ton with the setting up Of voting ma
chimes, was arrested this morning In
raymond. Alberta, Canada. Marshal
James Ro0cback. OF Raymond, made
The arrest and wired Sheriff Joe Sharp
mat the deposed superintendent of the
SAT- Lake county innrmary is in GUS
tody and will be delivered to Salt Lake
county officials at Sweet Grass, Mont.
Anderson left Salt Lake on Sunday
last and was last seen in Ogden board
ing Oregon Short Line train No for
Portland. No trace was found OF him
,until after. lie had crossed the Canadian
border Sheriff Sharp receiving word
yesterday that he was in Raymond. The
sheriff wired Immediately to the Ray
mond authorities information for the
arrest, which followed this morning.
According to the message received by
sheriff Sharp, Anderson has agreed to
return to Sweet Grass. Mont, without
extradition. ReIuisition papers may
be necessary. however. to bring him
from Montana, and these will be sent
by mail to Sweet Grass tonight.
Sheriff Sharp left this afternoon at
$40 for Montana to return Anderson to
Utah