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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-12-02

pref definitely the extent to which,
within the meaning OF the naval bill,
the eight-hour law would apply 10 the
work, believing that many OF its
phases we're subjects for the deter
mination of the courts.
This. II is believed, also had a de-
terrent effect upon prospective bid
ders.
Newport News Only Bidder.
The great battles hip, which will be
more powerful than anything afioat
under the American flag. probably viii
be built by the Newport News Ship
building & Dry Dock Company. OF
Newport News. Va. That company
was the only bidder for the vessel
presenting four proposals. differing
, because of the machinery TO be IN
stalled. These ran from S5,560,ooe
to $5,s30.0G0.
The maximum amount authorized
, by congress for this ship was go
100000.
There probably was no successful
bidder for the steel fleet Golfers with
a carrying capacity OF i2.5oo tons
The maximum amount authorized for
their construction was $1,000 600. The
Union Iron Works. OF San Francisco,
/, submitted a proposal OF sl.596-500 for
one vessel. but the bid cannot be
considered because II exceeds the
authorized amount. The bid OF 1861
600 by the Moran Company OF seat
tie. Wash. was not accompanied oy
a bond or certified check and II prob
ably will be rejected.
Machinery for Other Vessel.
The second battleship authorized
AT the last ses sion of congress- SIS
ter ship of the one first mentioned.
will be constructed by the govern
ment at the New York navy yard. but
the machinery will be furnished by
private contractor The Generai
Electric Company Of Schenectady y
Y which was the only bidder for this
work. proposed to deliver the machin-
erv OF the turbo-eiectric type and 20
have q speed OF not less than II
knots. for s352.50o.
Rids also were opened al the De
partment today for srmor for the two
5atticships.
Tho eszhs-hour law does not apply
to this equipment. Proposals were
received from the Midvsle Steel Com
pany OF Philadelphia; the Bethlehem
Steel Company. OF Pittsburg. Pa
The bios were almost identical IN
amount. the figure named for srmof
Mate with the exception Of turret
arnOr being $500 per ton. while the
proposal for turret armor was sfse
per toi.
Serious Eject % New law
The extent Of the application Of the
eieht-hour law 10 the construction 81
naval vessels. It Is said. was = sub
jccf Of serious concern 70 the sai?'
: builders.
Not only Is tho cight-hour siig'ila'
ton being felt by the contractors. bui
n Is said that the government itscli
probably wiii be unable 10 complete
tho FLORIDA. nov huIlding ~ the New
York navy yard within tho INIT q
the appropriation authorized ~ con
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-12-02

gress. II it is definitely found that
the tax Is impossible congress will
be asked to make another zppropria-
ton. The same request viiI be made
Of congress u a like condition threat
ems the completion on time OF the
newest zftleshiD authorized
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-12-02
Georgia Field Trials.
~ Inar.rraf~.f Trr~al

WAYNEsBORO. GA Dec. L.
There we're tvcBty-onc entries in the
derby stake Of the Continental Field
trials here TO-DAY. Southern Belle.
owned by n. ". Dunbar. Of Augusta.
Ca. More Money. Kentucky Beauty.
Senator Rex. Master Devercaux and
Boaz. lid enc work Good bird work
was done In the afternoon The win
ncrs we're not announced.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-12-02
Storm WARNING Displayed.

A northwest storm warning was
displayed all day yesterday at the Ca
sine display tower. The storm was
due here last night and was expected
to be OF some intensity and was to
continue today. A stiff northwest
wind swept this section throughout
the day and quite sea was kicked
up in the harbor. but SO far as was
reported no vessels came to grier.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-12-02
Telegram Companies SUED.

Through their attorney G G MICH
I'll. 4. Y. Price and ". A Hickey
brought suit against the iocal icie-
Kraph companies yesterday. The for
MGR j. s1inS the Western Unicn for
600. the statutory penalty for delay
10 Transmitting messages. and the lsl
ter cues tho Postal Company for The
same amount
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-12-02
Cleared.

Steamer Rathlin Head (Br), Bren-
nan. Belfast-Chesapeake 4 Ohio
Coal Agency Company.
Steamer Ecciesia (Brl. Roope,
Port rampa-Smokeless Fuel Com.
pany.
Steamer Cayo Gitano tBr), Geater.
Chesapeake & Ohio Coal 4
Coke Company.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-12-02

conditions from WHICH
worm suffer may Be
found on page 8 q the
Cuticura Pamphlet
wrapped sfou. tie
Cutfcurs Ointment
The pore svcct.Eruuc.
vet effective rropcr-
fi~s ~ Tho Cuficur1
Soap. Ointment. and
PiIis comn~nd th~sn
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-12-02

% women. crp~vsaily fnolhrre. Tor trr-
r~-vfrre. rsurifvinr- an1 trcsDtfsinc The
skrn s-s.i,. hsir. ard harsds for tn~ tfcrf-
rn~rf - .nearanetory nrd ulrcr7tfre
condssfa-s - -rii a. fnusi ~r.nricIf7
r.s~-lirfuaf nr-ufr IN restoring ~ h@slfh-
strength snd heenf Y psie. veal. nrrsf1s.
rf-rnnsureig faded. fun oo-n rorr-n
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-12-02
THREE Steamers for Fuel.

Three British steamers came into
mort Yesterday to load fuel coal. Two
came from Southern ports for Europe
and the other arrived from Baltimore
for Port Tampa.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-12-02
Exnorts for Glasgow.

Carrying quantity OF expor'
freight loaded at this port, the Brit
ish steamer Indrani steamed yester
day for Norfolk to complete her car
go for Glasgow.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-12-02
Giving 10 Private Interests.

ALBANY. y. v Dec. Carrying
out his determination TO sever al pri-
va;e business rclsficns before January
!. in order to give hts whole time 70
the duties Of his ofice. COvcrnor-eicc'
John a. Dix has resigned as Officer
and director OF two local banks. IN
which be has had LARGE interests.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-12-02
w l. DouuIas Sails.

Carrying cargo of approximate.
~ 5000 tons of coal. the big steer
six-masted schooner William l.. Doug
las sailed from this port yesterday
for New England.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-12-02
Sailed.

Steamers Rathlin Head (Br.), Bel
fast: Eccleaia tBr). Port Tampa;
Indrani (Br), Young. Norfolk and
Glasgow.
Schooners William l.. Douglas for
Boston; Jennie +. Lighter for do.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-12-02
Calendar for Today.
Weather at Cane Henry.

CAPE HENRY, VA, Dec. Part
ly cloudy. wind northwest. ten miles.
smooth sea.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-12-02

Ladies " Thir;icfh Street Christian
church viii sell food from the Gas
Omcc window Saturday. Dec. ,. 2.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-12-02

An iconociasf Is man who knocks
Cur pct theories into the middle 81
next week
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-12-02
SANATIVE
Antiseptic Cleansing Is Best
Accomplished by the
Cuticurs Remedies

Conplete local and constitutional
tr-stEnent for distressing. defTEtsunz
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-12-02

Just H5 @ p. 3 sD-c.si.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-12-02

Just Hy O B .. Special.
Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1910-09-16
POOLING ALASKAN ROBBERY.

s57, 500 in Gold lngots Were Taken
From Steamer En- Route to Seattle.
A score Of detectives have been
sent to work in Alaska to trace the
$4,000 In sold ingots stolen in trans
81 on the steamer Humboldt, from
the Washington, Alaska, Bank Of Fair.
banks. Alaska. to the Dezter-H0rton
National bank of Seattle.
The ship makes several stops en-.
route to Seattle and the steamboat
of1cials say that the robbers may have
left the boat at one Of the internls
diste points.
The looted box had not been roughly
broken open. Apparently the thieves
had removed one side By the use CT
q nail puller. The bank and express
company officials interested Ssxprass
the conviction that the robbery &C.
CURED before the steamship Humboldt
arrived at Seattle, The Canadian Gus
toms officials are supposed TO have
u1paeked the entire consignment and
examined 1t at Dawson. From that
point to the assay once ~ Seattle a
distance Of probably 1,1oo miles. the
eoxes passed without more than sas.
ual scrutiny.
Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1910-09-16
LEAD PENCIL CAUSED DEATH.

"Jackie" Sent to the Unknown BY q
Jab Of the Weapon.
The stub Of lead pencil was the
weapon which brought death to Albert
Cuuen, Of the Jackie gunboRt Han
cock. Curren had obtained a leave of
absence to visit his sister In Brook.
Ign, n. Y.
In a saloon near home he became
engaged with John Schmidt. an &C
Qdaintance, in a lively discussion as
TO the merits Of the battleships OF
Germany and the United States.
Schmidt declares Curren struck him.
Schmidt said he did not realize that
he had lead pencil In his clinched
hand when. resenting Curren's attack,
he struck hack. The blow caught
CCIren On the neck and the pencil
pierced his jugular vein.
Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1910-09-16

win the republicans, elected q state
Judiciary last month. defeating a tick.
lst for which Governor Patterson made
. strenuous campaign Of the state.
Governor Patterson. in his address
announcing his withdrawal. declares
he will not be an obstacle In the way
Of dis party's succets at the polls, nCr
will hs willingly contribute In any
way 70 the possibility of success OF
The republicans In Tennessee. He
'wl:hdraws IN the interest Of harmony
and that democratic factions may get
together to prevent the loss Of the
state In November.
He makes reference to interferenees
% republican president In Tennessee
politics In sn interview following
the issuance Of the statement. Gov.
amor Patterson declares that he has
no personal preferences IN the matter
OF q democratic nominee. and that he
VII: take the stump for him, whoever
DE may be. Patterson's political ca.
Fc-r has been q stormy one, including
his defeat OF former Senator z. W.
Csrnack for the guberuatorial nomi.
nation in a sensational campaign, fol
lowed by the killing Of Carmack here
BY the CoCpers. their trial. which At
trScted nationwide attention. and
Patterson's pardon Of D. B. Cooper
within . few minutes after bis con
Vietion by the supreme court.
Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1910-09-16
REVENUE SEIZURES.
if6 PIsnts, Worth About 5000, RaIded
Ia One Month.

t'o Plants, Worth About $4,000, Ralded
-. In One Month.
TIE monthly report Of the intern"
revenue agents work, Of whom James
b. Hurbsr 10 chief in Georgia, for the
month Of August, has just been com
plsted. Z - =
During August Ms, distillsries were
seized by revenue agents., eighty-six
plants being located fl Georgia and
twenty-nins IN Alabama
The value of the stills destroyed
amounted to about $4,000. Fifteen ar
rests were made aAd sixty-nve war
rants were sworn out for parties sup
posed to be engaged IN the work Of
illicit whiskey making.
OF the eiShty-six distillariss seized
IN Georgia. two were found In Fulton
county. -Four succsssfT raids were
made in Campbell county, four or FIVE
IN HARRISON county and three in Troup
Dawson. Rabun, Habersham. Pickens,
elmer, Pike and Jasper county each
produced 4 yield and in some inStan-
ces two
Alabama's twenty-nine giVe-ups
came from Randolph. Cleburn, Walk
er, Forsyth and Jefferson counties
one OF the seizures being within the
shadows cast by Birmingham's tall
buildings.
Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1910-09-16

Maine went Democratic Monday. II
elected Frederick W. Plaisted. Of Au-
Gusta q democrat, az governor; up
set the hitherto solid republican con-
gressional delegation in at least two
and possibly all four of the districts,
and to the surprise of the political
leaders, democratic as well a. repub-
lican. the returns indicated the prob
ability that the next state Iegisla-
tuTe will be democratic. The senate
will surely have a democratic major.
fly. The house complexion Is In
doubt.
Returns from all but forty-eightnpf
the election districts Of the stale
showed . plurality for PIaisted for
governor IT $500.
Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1910-09-16

cstt0n Fsetors' Liabilities Exceed A.
sets BY $4,000, 900 or More.

cstt0n Fsetors' Liabilities Rxoeed AZ.
sets by $4,000, 900 Or More.
Sensational evidence relative TO the
details Of the alleged fraudulent meth
DDS Of the defunct SteelMtller Com
pany, cotton factors at Corinth, Miss,
developed during the taking OF depo-
sitions In the United States banking
court at Jackson. Miss.
Figures compiled by Expert Ac-
ooJrtant Elliott show that the IiabiIi-
tiles Of the firm exceed the assets by
more than three million dollars, and
that the working capital Of the Steele
Miller Company did not exceed $lO.-
900. No effort has been made TO as
certain how far back the series Of al
legged frauds perpetrated on European
spinners extends. but It has been
shown that the Steele-MilIer Gonna
ny entered the new cotton wear on
September :. 1909 with shortage Of
5000 halls. In other words. II Is
ALLEGED. -" hci issued bogus birs
OF ladinC f. this amount Of cotton
that dill me- ovie:. A fnw weeks later
the firm 49, Scheuch. II Havre.
France. @"ff1 halls Of cotton for
which bogus bills Ct lading hal been
Issued arf t'en transferred It's bust.
ness to finn in Bremen with whom
1t becaTe inrclved for 10000 bales.
PostOfic" Inspector W. c. Watson.
who is attending the investigation,
stated that. in his opinion. none Of
the local agents Of the Steele-Miller
Company were in any way involved
IN the criminal acts Of the firm.
Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1910-09-16
NOTED cKa5A.TEa rEkn.
hJ. John meals Died Suddenly 4
ST. Augustine.

hJ. John M'caII Died Suddenly ~,
ST. Augustine.
Attracted by a disagreeable
satmen went 10 the home Of ~
I'm Mccall. on Anastasia ISIS
'cut seven miles down the ea1S,
pm st. Augustine and fouc5 the g
In dead. He had evidently az
lie alone several days ago, and a
sdy was so decomposed that Il -
post impossible for the boatmen h
fer the building. Buzzards had -
Elnd their way into the lonely 49,
|E made inroads upon the decayIa
9iy-
EWaj. Mccall. who had lived in as
ton twenty-five years. visited s.
gustine a week ago, and secures
pply CT provisions. It is thought a.
fell dead while entering his ho,ns
his head had broken through O.
ak flooring. Undertaken Ponce ats
ers went down to inter the boz
j. Mccall was a member Of O.
and Army Of the Republic, haRsaS
wed in the Civil war with . MIMI
regiment, and officers Of the a. A.
&Post to which he belonged were a
I'D
Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1910-09-16
SO PERISH WHEN
ferry BOAT Sinks
Disastrous Accident Reported
on Lake Michigan.
BOAT SANK N MD-tAEE
Ferry Beet on Its Way From LUdIn9.
ten to milwaukee With Cargo Of
~ Cars When oVsrtskSn BY Dlsss.
tsr-cenhlGtins Report0-

Psre Marquette car ferry No. IS
sank in Lake Michigan, 40 miles OF
sheboygan. Friday morning.
Thirty-nine meberS Of the crew
lost and three saved when the car
ferry sank in mid-lske about 20 miles
Oh sheboygan, sccordin to reports
received.
The car ferry No. IS was bound
from Ludington to Milwaukee with a
full cargo of 80 cars, consisting Of IL
cars Of coal and 81 of miscellaneous
freight.
All the members Of the crew were
from Ludington.
The car ferry left Ludington after
a thorough inspection before entering
tie freight carrying track across the
lake. The first word of the ferry be.
ing In distress was received In a wire.
less message from the captain asking
for assistance from car ferry No. II,
and the dispatch Of tugs.
First reports received indicated
that the crew had been saved. but a
later dispatch brought the news that
only out OF the crew Of 70 had been
saved
Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1910-09-16
BUYS LARGE TRACT
Atlanta Man Acquires Entire Town
Site In Florida.

Atlanta Man Acquires Entire Town
Site In Florida.
Speaking of buying land In large
tracts, establishing colonies and the
like. an Atlanta man, T. G. Willing
ham carries all the honors, having puI
chased the entire town Of Aripeka.
situated on the Gulf Of Mexico, just
to the north Of Tampa, he having pur.
chased for $4,000 everything in the
town except the church and school
house.
Although he couldn't purchase the
church and school house outright he
was made a deacon Of one and board
chairman In the other. The first news
OF Mr.. Willingham's purchase came in
the shape of a telegram from Brooks
vile, the seat Of fernando county. 1t
is learned that Mr.. Willingham In.
tends to develop Aripeka into an i'm
portant and progressive municipality.
The Aripeka town site consists Of
12c acres, with streets laid out, M
merous dwellings. two hotels severa'
stores, post0fHce, parks, church, schoo
house. and IN fact everything that
pertains to a twentieth century com
munity, and the locality is said to DC
one of the most beautiful in Florida.
Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1910-09-16
CAMPAIGN EXPENSES.
What Rival Candidates Spent In Late
! Georgia Election.

What Rival Candidates Spent In Late
Georgia Election.
, According to reports Govern0r-elect
IHOks Smith spent a total Of S17,596. 10
incident to the recent Georgia primary
ELECTION Of which he paid $10,4S9.63
lout Of bis own pocket. The rest was
contributed by friends.
Governor Joseph NJ. Brown spent IN
the same campaign $3,950.75, of which
he paid S3.3O0.75 out Of his own pocx.
'st the rest being contributed by mem
bers Of the family.
These are In substances the sworn
statements Of the two candidates for
governor in the recent primary which
lre-ulted in the nomination Of Mr.
Smith
Il is evident that 1t costs something
60 run for governor in Georgia: It is
iidiEcult to see where the man without
funds or resources would be In II.
The salary Of the governor is only
$4,000 year; hence the governor-elect
pad out Of his own pocket incident &C
his campaign $3.50 SO more than he vii,
receive az salary from the state dur.
Ing the two years he VIII be in ONCE
Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1910-09-16
WHERE IS REP
Mystery Surrounds DIsappcarancS Of
jacksonville Man.

Mystery Surrounds Disappearance Of
jacksonville Man.
Aaron K. Basham. ex city council
man. Of Jacksonville, Fla, formerly
connected with the Hunter Lumber
Company, but recently q retired eiti-
zen and Independent Spectator in
real estate. has disappeared and IT Ia
feared that be may have met with foul
play. ~.
Basham left the city about the mid
de Of August for Sanford, and vicia
~ to investigate q celery land prop
os.tion. He carried on hts person
about $1,000 IN cash. And he was
heard from last IN . letter dated Aa-
gust 81 and addressed to bis wife.
It has been learned that Basham
contemplated taking the trip with two
unknown men whom he met on the
train on his way to Sanford to exam
Inc some land. The three were to
leave Sanford In a launch. II the trip
Vas taken the result is shrouded with
mystery, as nothing has been beard
since Of the Jacksonville man.
Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1910-09-16
AFTER PACKERS AGAIN.
Ten indictments Returned by JurJ
f-~ Against otfIeiaIs.

Ten indictments Returned by Jur,
IT, Against osfIeIaIs.
y The federal grand try, which has
been Investigating Chicago packers
has returned indictments against ter
high onfcials Of Swift, Armour and
Morris ccnceFns, There are three in
kietmSHts eSainst each. charging com
nanstioz. conspiracy and illegal mo
The art iHdietm.pt in detail eharx
Do all Ssfendants with engaging in
b eombipation IN rsstrat-s of intsr
state trade IN fresh meats.
The secoad charges conspiracy
hssthtSd charges the defendant.
with meAcpoasins tie trade In frest
meats - .uhlswtul nssAa
That he ruepose ofnAs grand fur,
ln0uirIs wss ths Indictment of fndi
IFidusls esthsF than the packing 90"
|pnratoaA vas shown vsen Judet
Ksnpesaw n. lands, famous soP In,
sas.oo0, 900 Standard or nns. iaanck
~ ths iavsstisatiOa
Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1910-09-16
WRECK ON BIG q.
Two Persons Killed ard Several IN
jured in India.

Two Persons Killed ard Several In
jured in India.
Two persons were killed. two Sc
riously injured and several wee
slightly hurt In q collision in Bright
wood, a suburb Of indianapolis. D.
tween Big Four passenger train No
Q. from Cleveland. and a special train
carrying Kentucky national guards
men to Fort Benjamin Harrison.
The soldiers special was carrying
the First Kentucky regiment to the
fort for joint maneuvers with the re-
guIars and the Fifth Ohio regiment
and none Of the soldiers were hurt
although several received severe
shaking up.
The collision was caused by ar
open switch. the passenger train
crashing into the special which was
standing on . side track.
Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1910-09-16
EXPLOSION ON SNIP.
-Four Men Killed and Nine Injuret
On Dreadnaught.

-Four Men Killed and Nine Injured
On Dreadnaught.
Another Of those tragedies which
90 to show that the sailor offers his
life to hts country in time of peace
as well as IN time Of war. was enact
ed Friday, in the dreadnau&ht, North
Dakota, about 10 points from Nor
folk, Va, in lower Chesapeake bay,
when an explosion OF oil and ensuing
Gre cost the lives Of three men and
more or less serious injury to nine
others, including Chief Lieutenant
Orrin G. Murfin.
The accident happened far from
any shore. and for several hours the
widest rumors circulated to the ef-
fact that the Delaware, sister ship OF
the North Dakota. had been blown up
Rear Admiral Seaton Schroeder,
commanding the Atlantic feet. Fri
day made the following succinct
statement Of the accident.
Between 1890 and IL o'clock oil
from room No. 8 in the North Dako-
IA caught FIRE while the first squad
ron Of the Atlantic feet was making
passage from the Southern drill
grounds to Hampton Roads. Under a
request from the commander Of the
North Dakota the commander-in-chlef
Of the feet Immediately ordered the
North Dakota to leave the feet for
nation and the battleship New Hamp-
shire put near to render assistance
in case tsey could be Of service.
NO assistance was necessary. and
BY 1880 o'clock the fire on the North
Dakota was under control.
ut has not yet been ascertained
how the fire started, although Il Is
not believed that the accident was
due to any carslessness Of the men
on the North Dakota A board of in
quiry was named to Investigate the
accident"
Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1910-09-16
Bids For River Work

Eapt- George R. spalding Of the n.
gEering corps. u 8. A., opened bids
az Jacksonville. Fla. for the dredsins
ofthe St. Johns river. on the left slee
ofEhe stream from the west sac :,
@ aerine street to Hogans creek. p.
sFord Ross Gncorporated) Of Jer
sen City, was the lowest bidder. thI.
cdNpany having agreed to dredes tss.
Al QO subic yards at S2.64 Der cubic
ys. Among the other bidders vas
W. Dody Of New York who was the
se nd lowest bidder. His bid va
IN per eubic yard. The Southern
prH3ging Company Of Mobile. put ip
olfat SASS per cubic yard and The
NRn American Dredging Company
OF galveston. wanted aa.sO per cubic
ys The area which IN to be dred.
&c has width ranging from 100 feat
At be upper end to 800 feet at the
po about 300 feet below.
Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1910-09-16
81 AuuuafIne Sued

frs Minnie Thompson. Of PhiladsL
"a, Pa. Aled the declaration Of 4
900 damage suit in the Circull
rt Of the United States against tAs
Of st, Augustine. alleging her hu,s
! ID. Horace Thompson. was kiIlsa
Tough negligence on the part of tkt
FL. The bill was entered by Altos
r w. W. Dewhurst, counsel for "a
ntiff- Mrs. Thompson sets up ths.
November 80. 1909. her HUSBAND
riding a bicycle on Granada strsss
was compelled to cross a trencS
he street over which some loo
pks we're laid. She AYERS that Ira
IS caused her husband to receive
ks caused her husband to receiye
II thai caused injuries from wh,ek
I iied..