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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-16
U. S. TROOPERS
MAY GO TO CHINA
State Department Has Pract cally
Decided 20 Transfer Regiment
From Manila.
AiO ~ KEEPING PEKINo
~ TOUCH WITH THE SEA
Yuan Assumes Control as Premier
Enjoys Boom for President of
New Republic.

SAN FRANC SEQ Nov t5.-A
Hong Kong cable 20 Chinese
paper here to-day says Marking
has been captured by the reVolu-
tionIsts
Commando IL Yuen HUsng. ae-
eording 20 the daily papers sd-
vices, has telesraphed 10 Canton
asking for an army 20 Join his
foreee for - attack on Pekn nq.
Foreign guards. the despatch
said. mad been withdrawn from
Canton.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-16
THREE MINERAL PRISONERS
ARE SENT TO TIE PEN

Special u.srtfr. f1 t.e Il-rfH-eurer
KEYSER W Va. Noy l5-In
charge Of a guard from the Mounds
willie peuitentiary this evening three
parties convicted and reufenced 1t
the recent term of Mineral county
court were taken 20 that penal ir
stltutlor They we're John McClo.I.
Tor burglary. i've years. J. D. Ear.
nard. for forgery four years. and
Leonard Nelson. coiored. for forgery
two years
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-16
STRIPES FOR
TRUST HEADS
PROPOSED IN 6ilL AnENotSF
SHERMAN LAW BY DELEGATE
henry. OF TEXAS
LEoIsLATEs RULE OF
REASON OUT OF LAW
Authcr of Bill contaent u VIII Meet
Win Approval % Democratic
House

WASHINGTON. No, Is ~Falons'
stripes a. a punishment for trust
cr miuals "a the United states to end
commercial piracy under the hrneN
oi"nt rules of reason are proposed
'u a bil amending she sherman anti
trust Law. drafted 10y Representative
Henry. of Texas. to De- introduced
IN the house upon the opening 81 con.
press next month lts Introduction
probably viii mean its passage In
tie house
The hill specifically defines Just
what constitutes trust legislates
from the present statute the rule o..
reason. a. interpreted 10y the IA.
premo court in the Standard Ou aud
Tobacco decisions. and provides as
punishment for violation of tho law
Imprisonment from Two Co ten wears
in the penitentiary u Wiu De- 10.
i"rrcd 20 the Judiciary committees for
deLberation
Representative Henry DECLARED
that actual Imprisonment o. great .u
GuStrial offenders Was essential tu "A
cure for the trust evil. and that law
20 be rigid must. OF necessity. denue
trust to leave uo room for contro
Eer~N
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-16
PROSECUTE TRUST HEADS,
DEMANDS SEN. POMERENE
Nin EersW Fight IN Congress 30
Force Att9r0ey General % Brr9
Criminal Action

WASHINGTON. U g.. Nos &c.,
= l 'or Trmereaa of ohio. .- prepa
irg fD aEa.r urge Zoe adoption ~ poo
n-o'If.pr calling 0f f1r ATONE
General fl lsEn crr. aI rr1re.dirrr
saaIref the leading fgurss n no
STANDARD Di arf American Tobacco
rrmpan'fr He s'1t.4 dsv flet le
"H4 reI fHe resolution .p Imr..
l.l-'.F aH'r 'aa 4s.rmtUrg o. Con
fr' lf r.s before f.. sans.. %
tr .a-f I.f DO actsn val.
l.rl
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-16
IMPROVEMENT IN MANAGING
PUBLIC BUSINESS

KANSAS CITY. $40. Nov ia
p.o7 fnr Improvement in tls spirit
and methods OF conducting public bus
iurs- hy th. government Uas made
hy Governor Judson HARMON of Ohio
iu a1 addre before the trans Missis
ppi cougre-s tonight
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-16
INCREASE INCOME OF
JOHN a. CHANLER

NEW YORK. Nov TO- Permission
VAS granted Dos The supreme court 'o.
day FOR AN incrca-. of $4,000 ln the
yearly income uf John Armstrong
Chanior. or Chalouor. a. he now calls
himself who i- an Incompetent Loo
this stat" This amount brings Chai
oncr.s yearly income up fo $1,000
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-16
SIX FAIL 70 QUALITY
As MCNAMARA JURORS

f.DS AEg rLE-. Hov 90 1-gir men
wore dI.llaiIf.ff and one was accepted
f.r .H.ra fsr Jury service fo-dsy. in the
~ >ariars murder triaI win one more
sp.-I rar Dol fHe Jury box. 90 will BE-
...tI f.. '.- re.rrI rur G1f counsel
H. srrr..re rrrrIrrfYry challenges.
49, frrIrsrtr boo happened recently
'.s rar H..rrffl raa objected only 90
.raf fr4uI-H...n rf- f r 4 Heath. a
former. 'f Iulli.. ..rf.. who err-eassd
rrsaf deal ~ rrete.. f1r Institutions
end .aaa
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-16
BEATTIE TO DIE,
SAYS GOVERNOR
REFUSES TO INTERFERE VITA
SENTENCE OF COURT.
Prisoners iron Nerve Weakens When
His Father Tells Him Last
Hope ls Gone.

RICHMOND. Va, Nov. Is
Bsattic'a father this afternoon
told the prisoner In the death
cell Of the penitentiary that the
governor had refused an aid.
Young BeAttie receievd IL N
silence the guards say. but his
he was Vlsibiy sneeted a. the
loss OF his last hope
RICHMOND. Va. Nov l... GOV
ernor Mann today declined to inter
fere IN the cas-. OF Henry CLAY
neattic. Jr. and ths ,oung vito mur
dercr's last hopo Of escaping th'
electric chair ou FRIDAY. NuNcmbr
a. Was swept away.
in signed statement. Governor
Mann said in part.
q followed fHI. case dHr."E fHs
trial aui HH ifa HHIr.ffe Facts were
developed. frsretfsI chat a. crime aa
.ruei srt us'i.' .'rus ..H.'f have o.
.lrred vltIlu O.. ..-rr.e .r rfs
=. state
tn tne dc ..rt.. .. ttrrr question
srIrIi was urr..rIrf f. f.a Hhfr arI
impartial iuIEr v.n presided rf f.r
tffai he wHH careful f. r... I.. '.u
rrt of eterI fraaoHfn.r f.urf fo f.s
prisoner. i.Ht Hs IIt I.f ... .. s.Hasu
tr the refusal .f f.r v..r.r. ....f
% appeals f. ...rt s Nf.. MO- .f.-
THAT uehfur f. sr''Ir ~ t.e vile
fuI dcIIncrtfe ..f .r..I H.rfsr .f
hs young $3.50. .... r.f
alfEntrHf doubt
-rr rrnnt a rrar.t .u .. .... .l..
urriI Do f' erf rel l....r.frr. wuH.I
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-16
TURKS REFUSED
Attacks on italians a. Dsrrs s-d 10.
brak UrsgccessfuI

TRIpOLt Nov 1t--A report from
sn Italian source says chat an attack
hy fhe TURKS ou perua last u.kht sss
repuiscI The Italian outyosfs a' To
trak we're attacked shout ne same
time. aith the same result
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-16

OTTAWA. Nor f5-The reu "a.
rsiial parliament assembled here t8.
Day Premier Robert LAIRD H-rfan.
H.n slOcesded SIP WufreI Lalr.ar as
aafer of the majority received a rrest
ovation The CcrsfrFafIsrs. rrfa~
fhe leadership of Premier BORDEN. 10
is believed uIil repeal fhe I.sur.r- so,.
errmerts naval bI and -lhur Tho
whole qlesRDu to a plc5.scita
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-16
q q o. TO BUY
NEW FREIGHT CARS.
Order 20 Be placed Totaliins over
Seven Million Dollars

UAITINOKE- Nov I1--Tt vas
learned today that the baltimore and
Ohio railroad is in the market Tor
5000 freight cars 90 various types
-o cost in the aggregate f1.20o.0oo
orders for This equipment 10 is un-
derstood. Will be placed before tho
end of the year
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-16

IEklNG. NOV If 1885 a. m
Yuan SD. kM has accepted the pre-
mior-hip and viI assume onics prob
ably today fThur-dayi YESTERDAY. g
nclI Gazette contained 900 express
sion oi thanks from Yu.u Sui Raj ,o
ihe thruu" for his appointment buf
'Ao truth is That De- did NOT undertake
'h" TASK Without receiving guarantee
ihat Doe would hat" practically free
hand Zoo cuuductluE affairs. while ha
retained h.s official position.
Tho new premier se--frdat ra
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-16
.UNWRITTEN LAW IN
SENSATIONAL TRIAL
Los ANGELES JURY
DRAWN IN THREE MINUTES

Los ANGELES Nov. - What
court officials declared was q worlds
record in impanciiuE iur- in a
murder -r.ai WAS made to-day The
Jury was drawn iu three minutes
The trial 81. fhaf of George " Elnrk.
charged with fre murder or o. r. Wi
bur
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-16
WOMAN ACQUITTED or
POISONING 4ER FATHER

NOETHW U.s. Not The
jury 'r fte case ~ Nr- Ef.a larsen
CHARGED with poisoning Dor father
Douglas Wodenbaurh. returned scr
Diet of uof zgiIfy to-day. after being
olt twenty hours.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-16

LOVER SUICIDES
After Reading Letter From Southeast
Philadelphia Man. Shoots
Himself

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. Nov. I5-De-
spondent because % "a letter he re-
ceiyed to-day from his cousin. with
whom he Was ln love. Prank l. Thom-
1s. aged 2O year. committed suicide
by shooting himself four times with a
- caliber revolver The girl wrote
special delivery ctter 10 him from
Newark. and after reading 81 he tore
80 up. vent 20 bis room and ended his
fife.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-16
STRIKE IN MEXICO.
rive Thousand worhmsn Are Tale IN
Torrson-

TOEHED> Navi.'. Sot. IA gen
rfHf rtr.l" .ar been declared here. re-
'r. Ir a serious situation. Tho
bakers have joined tho movement and a
.f.H. far..rr ls threatened Flve thou
sand gHrErer are idie. Including n thou
.ani rrrfifer employee
Except fpr tHe ere lamps tho city was
fr dsrrreFr last niEht. FtrtlIng unemsn
infsrfsrIrE vIfu ths operation of the
electric system.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-16

WASHINGTON. Nov. -. The stat.
department has practically decided
fo send "a regiment ot troops from
Manila 90 th.rwiustJo. De- seaport .u
China about $50 miles from Peklug.
ou The gIf of PcchlI The purpose
Is 'o perform All international duty
under tlr Boxer treaty in keeping
open the l'ue OF communication be-
tween Tcking and fh. -ra
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-16
UNNERVED BY
MENTION OF
DEATH CHAIR
Bcrtram Spencer. Accused Of Mur.
der. Leaps Shrieking From
Prisoners Cage.
SCENE STARTLES CROWD:
COURT FORCED To REC ESS
Prisoner on Trial for Murder of
Young Massachusetts, Woman
Hears Alleged Confession.

SPRINGFIELD. Mass. Nov. iS-
Shrickiug Why don't you tell the
truth a. he heard the electric
chair mentioned by a witness. Rer-
tram g. Spencer. Sprineneld's 90
called gentleman burglar" who Is
beiug tried FOR the murder of Miss
Martha p blackstone. caused an e1.
trAordiuary scene IN the courtroom
late today State Detective Thomas
p. hhgh MAS tcstifytng IN regard TO
the arrest of spencer and the prison
ors alleged confession 20 the police.
Tie said the prisoner exclaimed after
the confession. send me 10 Siberia.
or anywhere you sec ~. for life. but
don't send mo 20 the electric chair"
At these words Spencer seemed TO
lose his selfContrul and eprang al
most out 81 the prisoners cage as he
shouted. why don't you tell tho
truth
Completely UnnerNed.
ir was pushed back into the cage
completely unn.rNed Trembling
from head 20 foot he cried and NUT.
tered Go himself. hut a moment later
again shouted Why don't you tell
the truth"
Spencer outburst startled the on
tire court room The alienlsts seat
ed near the cage Jumped out OF their
chairs at the prisoners first shout.
then began taking copious notes.
Judge crosby ordered recess. dur
INK which Spencer was taken from
the court room. hut upon his return
h. appeared 90 be- still greatly agi-
tated and WAS nervous during the re-
mainder ~ the session
The commonwealth rested at the
conclusion Of the testimony OF the
state detective
Insanity Defense.
&. l.. Young. Who delivered ths
opening address for the defense. said
he could prove that spencer was In
zane AZ the time OF the killing. He
reviewed the ancestors OF the pris-
oner saying that on both sides there
had been mental arrangement.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-16
Defines Trust

"}iy bill" said Mr. Henry. multi
hes the alterations written into the
sherman antitrust act by the unVar-
rauted and purely legislative decision
of he supreme Court iu the standard
OF and Tobacco trust cases OF last
string That r.. the Jiil lcgisiatcr the
rule % reason out of the law and u
defines specifically what "A trust IT.. 80
that there can be- no room for contro-
Versy. 10 makes the violation OF this
law a felony. with imprisonment for
not less than tao years nor more than
ten years
Pines and dissoluiions seem 20 be
chi d's play for the trust magnates.
Felons' stripes. where the violation -
knowingly or WILDLY done. Will prove
a potential remedy for these fragrant
acts Of commercial outlaws
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-16
FARMER KILLS SON
ON BUNTING TRIP

HROOkvfLLF. Pa. Not 80 Paul
Hughes. aged ~. uat accidentally
shot and Killed today hy tit father.
while tho tuo were hunting u fus
woods near New NlfafIia The
father is Frustrated
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-16

wAsHGHoTor, Nov. ls.-Forslast.
western rsuuEyivaria. Wert virriria
go outn--Fafr aud so-tswhst colder on
rhursds5 Frdag fsfr rfstng tenpsra-
tu.e
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-16
Mrs. Vernilya
Denies Murders
Chicago Woman Declares She l.
Not OgreSs. But Victim of
CHASTITY circumstances.
FATAL PEPPER Bon HELD
POWDER To kll.L ROACH
Woman Declares She I'sed Ii By
Accident Herself. Not With
Suicidal Intent.

CHICAGO. Noy Mrs Louise
Verm.lya to-day made the nrs, public
statement she has given out since
She VAS placed n Jail on charge %.
poisoning Policeman Arthur pissou
et'e. she denied guilty knowIedse o.
ten deaths that have occurred be
meath her roof ln fhs last u years
she received newspaper men in the
county 'ail hospital 80 here she is -e-
covering from tho effects OF poison
said 90 have been taken by ser s-iiIv
under surveillance She denied that
she had poisoned herself or any OF
the three men B!ssonctte Richard T
smith and Franh Briuaamp. iu whose
.scera arsenic has been found ia
abundance She disputed statements
hy persons to 'hc police thar she had
other than business relations with
I ndcrtaker e.. e.. Uoysen she also
ciHssed as false stories that she had
posed as smiths fauc-e. or wife. and
declared herself the victim of A
peculiar chain of circumstance which
she dii nor create
Never Poisoned Anyone.
q never poisoned anyone" said
Mrs N"rmuya All thos. who died
came to my home when they were
pretty near done for and then died
on my hands How they got poison
! dou- know never gave IL TO
them Smith simply Was boarder.
D was engaged 90 marry BissOuette.
aud never heard that Miss LYDIA
Kl,ard Vas engaged 10 him until after
his death
, didn't Try 20 commit suicide I
didn't AnoN the pepper box brought
to me couta ned arsenic. asked the
nurse tO bring me- some white pepper
never thinking she would bring the
box 20 roach poison. lu fact. forgot
The roach poison was 10 the pantry
"All stories about my having a
fonduess for the dead are false. and
when ! gO on the witness stand. a.
. shall insist on doing. will have
no difficulty In proving that ! am not
the ogress I have been pictured but
a victim OF CHASTITY circumstances
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-16
PACKERS
STAY HAND
OF JUSTICE
Relieved Long Delay viii Occur
Before They Must Face
Criminal Prosecution.
GOVERNMENT BLOCKED
~ FORCING A TRIAL.
Habeas Corpus Proceedings Come
Up To-Day-tppeal Certain
To Follow Decision.

fsUTTlID - u |------" - -
.ovs,,n.-, - ,.r 90. ....--. 81,
indlotmsnt flf -rirnin.I VIOLATION af ,-,
shsrnan snti.tr.st law. v.l y.ri.rIay
-urrsbdsrei taeu.seltsa f1 t.~ fst.raI
au,horiti-H snd tar.4s f.~.r .a~F-ra
"DtAin~i Sh order Tor o. 7r' ~ 'f'rnr
.pH-. '4s's' il'
- ~ '..'
20 ,,,,,,,,. .,,..,,..,,, ,..,..,.. r...-. g. 49,
Kohisaat i. tr. Tutt.f states ..r.sit
court
tb. vi, vii, t' ...t,..t .I,. ..-,, ,-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-16

Fair are ssms~-st Colder THURSDAY;
Fris.y Fair: Rlsins rsmpe-stsrs
Fort Pierce news., 1911-06-09

Platinum was so named by the Span.
1ards on account Of its siIvery color
plata" signifying silver 1t was dis.
covered in the sand Of the River Pinto
In South America, and was unknown
In Europe until 1741. when it was an
ncunced in Ulloa's narrative Of his
voyage to Peru. In 1927 DR.. william
Hyde Wollaston rendered it maileable
and ductile.
Fort Pierce news., 1911-06-09
State Happenings of Interest
TENS Gathered From Exchanges and Boiled
Down for Busy News Readers.

j Hastings has shipped caf load o
green corn, and it went to New York.
A. II. Inglee, an expert telegraph
operator, was found dead in his bed a
Ocala Monday Of last week from hear
disease,
AS protection against typhoid anC
like fevers every member Of the Tampa
Light Infantry has signi6ed his will
ingness 10 be vaccinated,
Frank Clark may have opposition in
the next election, but it is quite safe to
say that Senator Zim vii. not be one of
them.-Ocala Banner.
For the fourth time the postoffice a.
Buena Vista, Dade county, has been
robbed in the daytime. That postmas.
ter needs an alarm clock,
Louis Norris, young white man,
got his pants caught in belt at Fra
ter's mill, near Pensacola, last Thurs
day, and was thrashed to death.
A man supposed to be H. R. Cole.
man, of Bostwick, Fla, had both legs
mangled by train in the Union depot
yard in Jacksonville early Sunday morn
ing and died soon after.
General satisfaction all over the state
has resulted from the passage of the
bill against the picking, packing, offer
ing for SALE or the shipment of imma-
ture and unripe citrus fruit.
Arthur Scruggs, of Monroeville, Ala
Oama, and his young bride of FIVE DAYS
were arrested 10 Pensacola last week.
the man being wanted for desertion.
bigamy, assault and carrying concealed
weapons,
Twenty-seven members of the Hills.
borough county bar petitloned the l-g.
islature TO abolish the county court o
that county, the reducing of the terri
tory in the Sixth judicial circuit max.
ing it unnecessary.
IA drunken negro named Will Nor
wood got fresh with boxed rattlesnake
in Gainesville at 1890 o'clock SATURDAY.
morning and at $50 p 10. the negro
was boxed with two incisions on the
back Of his right hand.
DR.. F H. Brobst, for many years f.
Dracticing physician in Jacksonville.
has gone for two-year trip around the
world with his wife, and before leaylpv
he published statement cancelling 6l3
good, bad and Indifferent accounts for
professional services,
Will Walker, the negro who killed
and robbed Sol OysIerman in Jackson
vile two years ago and who was sen.
fenced to hang last Friday, has been
respited until June 23d so the LAWYERS
can wrangle for the ownership Of the
stolen money the negro had.
Prof. A. D. Bolts, superintendent Of
public instruction for Volusia county !
fejl from a tree he was trimming nm
last week and broke an ankle, sprained |
wrist and was bruised up badly. The
learning a man holding his position is
supposed 10 possess should have pre-
vented his saving the limb between
himself and the body OF the tree.
During the month Of May 129 deaths
yere recorded 10 Jacksonville OF which
. were white males and % white fe-
males. -Four died as the result Of pois.
ming, one was drowned, two died from
unshot wounds, one was killed In an
leyator accident, two lost their lives
y falling from moving traines, one
led from shock. three suicided and
ne died from asphyxiation. During
ie same time 6e2 persons we're arrest.
! for various offences l
Fort Pierce news., 1911-06-09


boose with cell room for 20 prisoners.
Brooksville is going to have hard
road TO travel after she puts down s2O,-
900 worth Of vitrifed brick streets.
Major Nathan S. Boynton, founder
of Boynton, Fla, died at his home in
Port Huron, Mich on May 9th in his
74th year.
The House adjourned with over 200
bills unconsdered and the governor
said it was the finest House he had
ever known.
r. S. Ford, a TALL, ight-compected
swindler, is being sought by the au-
thorities for forgeries in DeSoto county
and other places.
Lord Grant, a merchant at Lady
Lake, was shot and killed last week by
a negro wife beater whom he was try
ing to arrest. The negro got away.
The congressman at large possibility
Is making the Jacksonville politicians
smack their lips in anticipation of get
ting the plum Pensacola Journal,
c. L. Bittinger editor of the Ocala
Star, after "a months illness, died 1T
his home in that city on May 29th in
the 6Sth year of his age. He was G
AR.
Beginning June:l2O and continuing
six weeks the Teachers summer train.
ing schools will be conducted at Talla-
hassee and Gainesville, and should be
well attended.
Before the legislature adjourned Mes
senger Edwards was exonorated flom
any blame 10 connection with the al
tempted bribing:of Rep, Wall, and full
salary for the session was paid him.
A white laborer fell from barge at
Fort Lauderdale last Tuesday and was
drowned when little effortOn the part
Of his fellow laborers could have saved
the mans life. He was an Irishman and
a stranger.
Park Trammell will not resign the
Attorney Generalship while making the
race for governor, thus making his op-
ponents beara part of his canvassing
expenses, and, then, "a bird in the
hand" etc.
When the new dreadnought Florida
comes 10 this State to receive the silver
service which is now being manufac
tured for her she will be presented with
a stand Of colors by the Daughters of I
the Ameaican Revolution.
j. H. Williams, white man, was
sentenced recently to II months in the
county Jail, or fne Of 1900, for sell
ing whisky in Tallahassee while the
legislature was in session. The Jack
sonville license is not quite so high and
much less severe.
Alta Sunday school picnic last Wed
nesday Arthur Stewart, of Ocsla,
typesetter, broke his back diving from
. springboard, L. F. Ballard broke his
ankle while diving, one boy got two
teeth knocked out and another cut his
foot badly. Sounds more like 4th Of ,
July frolic.
Orlando Star: Returning from very |
successful fishing trip, Tuesday even.
ng, Misses Ella Belle Jones and Agnes
Clark, Of Oveido, were feeding theh :
latch to some pet pigs on the edge of !
he lake when huge alligator grabbed :
V pig land caught one OF the young !
aides by the skirt. Seeing this the :
'ther young lady grabbed up gun and i
j load of shot was sent through the s. !
oot-9-inch gators brain" The soft .
less Of that gators head indicates that ),
Q might have grabbed at a plump cali :,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-02-10
FORECLOSURE SALES.

81 IRENE COURT, COUNTY OF NEW YORK
United states Trust Company OF New York
plaintiff. against Anna h. Daniel and others. ee-
In pursuance ~ judgment OF foreclosur. and
sale duly made and entered in the above en-
titled action and bearing date the 18th day o
June. 1910. I. the undersigned. the referee II
said Judgment named VII sell a. public suc-
Nos 1f-i6 Vesey street. in the Borough OF Man
haitian CITY Il New York, the lith day o.
Feb[Ia igl at L o'clock noon on tnst ca
directed by said judgment 70 be sold. and there
in described s follows:
with the ti's buildings and improvements thereon
NeV York and bounded and described as follows
viz Beginning at point on the southerly slot
OF SGD street distant three hundred and nv
(3O5l feet westerly from the corner formed oy
the intersection Of the said southerly side ~ $50
street with the westerly side Of Columbus for
Inerly. Ninth Avenue. thence running southerly
parallel with the SAID westerly side OF Columbus
Avenue and part of the way ~, tnrough pat ~
wall one hundred and two l02J feet two q
riches m ,-e centre line ~ the block between
slst and s2d Streets thence westerly. along saic
O. ntra line o. the block twenty 200 feet; thence
northerIv again parallel with the said westerns
side Of Columbus Avenue. one hundred and two
U02i feet two 90 inches 70 the sac sohtnerIS
the said southery side OF SGD street. twenty 20
feet 10 the point place 81 beginning SAID
premises being nov known BY the street numoe
i2s West SD street in the Borough Of Msnhat-
tan ~ said CITY
Subject to covenants and restrictions containet
n Instruments dated the lst day OF MAY. 1880
and RECORDED in the Nav York County Register
orice on the 25th day Of January, 1859. in Liber
io7s of Couveyances. mage 4l2
l@.sl - ALEXANPEB CROTCH: Re Rsffyss
sTEwAET s9srs.t for Ne 2;
wall street. Borough Of Manhattan. City OF
New York.
he sold: it's street number is 1913 West 500
Street: