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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-11-18
TIPsY BLUec0AT ARRESTED.


Policeman william J. Donnsiiy Of the
Morrisania station. the Bronx, was ar.
rAiGned before MaGistrsts o'connof in
the Morrisania Court to-day on .
charge Of disorAsriy conduct made BY
lieut. Frank Gallagher Of his own sta
ten. Donnsliy had been suspended BY
Capt. wailing because OF drunkenness.
Gallagher found Donneny before dawn
to-day In . saloon at Stebbins avenue
and One Hundred and Sixty-nfth street.
The man, according to the iieutenant's
testimony, was In an advanced state Of
intexication. When Gallagher started
70 take htm to the station no became
abusive and wac locked In . cell.
Magistrate O'Connor held Donnelly IN
eaoo ball for examination tomorrow
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-11-18
COURT REFUSES TO BAR
HER PICTURE FROM "AO."
Mrs. Almund Fails to Get lnjunc-
ton Stopping Use of Her Photo in
Car Co.'S Advertisements.

Justice Kapper. In the motion term II
the motion term Of the Supreme Court
Brooklyn, to-day ovcrruled the request
Of Mrs. Mary c. Aimund Of 10s West
street., Borough Park, for an Injunction
for siddinA the Sea Beach Railway COM
pany and other subsidiary companies Of
the brooklyn Rapid Transit Company
from usins for advsrtisins purposes .
photosrAph oontainina portraits Of her.
sslf and her baby.
II was shown Mrs.. AinunA asked per-
mlDoon 70 sst on an open car near the
Tsnth avenue barns Of the Brooklyn
Rapid Transit Company. which was
being photoSra phed. She was allowed
10 do 80. The object Of the photoGr pher
was TO snow Q passenger, q man, being
DRAGGED along the ground. after he had
been thrown down because he tried 10
board the car with his face TO the rear.
Justice Kappcr said that TO grant
Mr.. Aimund's contention would be to
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-11-18
nieh PI.ser Cola strike.

NOME, AIaSka, NOV B-Another
r1eb ststke Of placer gold has been nade
= the Bay State group. below Anvil
0ook al)oining the ground on which
0oD" 6as struck few days ago.
~ 49, runs through eighty acrss.
= y believed the long sought continue
- - ~ thdrd beach hns has ben
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1912-07-20

: DR.. Adolphe Landry made q
trip Ito Patterson on last Thursday
on professional business.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. Greg visit
ed relatives in New Iberia and st.
Martinville, the latter part OF last
week.
Mr.. Geo. Greig and wife Of
Arnaudville, and Miss Cecille Mil
lot Of St. Martinville were visitors
this week, guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
g. P. Greig.
Messrs. Homer Landry and
Demas Landry made business
"trip to New Iberia Friday.
Mr.. o. N. Leblanc is selling out
his grocery stock and expects to
leave with his family the begin.
ming of the coming week for New
Orleans which place he intends
making his new home.
Mr.. Felix Leleux visited Able
vile ON Monday and also on Sat
urday. Both times his visit was OF
q business nature.
Rev. Father Martin of Coying-
ton, was seen in town this week.
Mr.. Jos. A. Leblanc was bus
ness visitor to Abbeville on Mon
day.
Messrs. Theolin Landry, Onezi-
phor Th;bodeaux and ]. Omer1
Broussard left Wednesday TO-
spend three or four weeks at Hot
Springs, Ark, for their health.
M. Delphie Leleu spend . day
or two in New Orleans this week.
The local baseball team defeat
ed the Youngsville boys at
Youngsville on last Sunday by 4
score of to 0. The local team
i to cross bats with Abbeville on
the local diamond on next Sun
dny.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1912-07-20
MILLIONAIRE HIRES MAN TO
FIND WIFE.

New York, July 17.-"Twenty
years old, blonde hair and blue
eyes, rosy checks and smile that
would melt the frost from the
window panes during the long
winter evenings. ;"
If there is a girl who answers
this description she can learn
something to her advantage if she
will communicate with David l..
Hardenbrook, real estate dealer
Of Jamica. He has a widower on
his books who, he says, is worth
eight million dollars who wishes
to marry young girl who TALES
with the above list of personal
qualifications.
cts like this" Hardenbrook
said. "My client has $S,000,000.
That in itself should be enough.
He is 62 years old and at present
in sound health.''
Inc real estate man further de-
scribed his lonesome and wifeless
client as possessed Of two chill
dren Beth of them could be the
parent of the prospective bride, as
they are lowering around forty
and are violently opposed to
their father marrying again.
ut is quite natural, said Hard.
enbroOk, THAT they wouldn t
want to see that $S,000,000 slip
through their fingers after they
had waited years to- get it. But
that need make no difference, as
my client is of sound mind and
knows his business. IF he wants
to take another wife he considers
that that is none of the children s
business. :"
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1912-07-20
ATHLETIC GIRL Furnishes
NEGRO.

Ardmore, Pa, July S.-Miss
Elizabeth p. Coleman Lewis, Phil
adelphia's athlete society girl, to
day refused to appear against d
negro bell boy whom she whipped
/ at the Bryan Mawr Hotel.
Miss Lewis went to her apart
ments and found Harry Davis, a
strong seventeen-year-old boy, at
tempting to hide behind a clothes
closet door. She yanked him out,
and with clean right hand
swing sent him to his knees. The
negro rose and made for Miss
Lewis, but was met with a straight
left to the stomach which doubled
him up. All the fight had left
him, and he made a dash for the
door. AS he passed the girl she
swung to the ear, knocking him
over a chair. Then Miss Lewis
pulled David to his feet AMI
Knocked HIM down again with
blow to the nose. Davis was then
taken away by hotel detectives.
He has been employed at the no.
tel for two years. For many
weeks the guests of the hotel have
been missing trifes from their
apartments.
When asked to appear against
DAVIS, Miss Lewis declared he
had been punished enough.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1912-07-20
DON'T SHOCK YOUR LIVER
WITH CALOMEL,
Dodson's Liver Tone Persuades
It to Work Naturally and Safe
ly-No Restriction of Habits or
Diet.

IL 10 work naturally and Safe
ly-No Restriction of Habits or
Diet.
If you have sick horse, you
cannot make him work by beat
ing him, and if you try it you are
liable to ruin him forever. When
it becomes torpid and sluggish,
you can take calomel and whip il
into action, but the calomel will
leave your body weaker and sick
er than ever. Calomel is a very
powerful chemical made from
mercury.
A perfect substitute for calomel,
that has all of it's medicinal prop
critics with none Of its dangerous
and uncertain follow-ups, is bod
sons Liver Tone.
John r. Taylor & Boris drug
store sells Dodson Liver Tone
with the guarantee that if you
don't find it a perfect substitute
for calomel, this store will give
ysu your money back. Dodson =
Liver Tone is true tonic for the
liver, purely vegetable, and with
such a pleasant taste that it is no
trouble to get children to take it.
1t is absolutely impossible for it
to do nyone any harm. because
it simply persuades the liver to
do what it ought to do-no more
and no less.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1912-07-20
NOTICE.

In conformity with resolu.
ton of the Police Jury, a com
petitive examination for appoint
ment of a beneficiary student to
the Louisiana State University
will be held during the course of
the current month.
Those who wish to avail them
selves Of this examination will
please make written application
to the undersigned on or before
Saturday, July Goth. 1912.
Selection for appointment will
be confined to those young men
who are not possessed of means to
pay their way through college.
w. l.. BURKE.
Secretary Police Jury
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1912-07-20
A FOOLISH SPEECH.

The new party movement was
not helped along when Gen. Dan
ell Sickles made bloodyshirt
speech at the Roosevelt head.
quarters in New York. The bill
ious old warrior took occasion to
say that the North does not want
in the White House men who have
been raised in the country, where
the idea obtains that a State may
get out of the Union if it wants
to, and he added that Woodrow
Wilson was raised in the "rebel
country" and his relatives and
family were in the Confederate
Army. %tx
''1'hat is nonsense, pure and
simple, says The Brooklyn Times
Of Gen. Sickles' speech. 1.-THE
feeling for the indissolubility Of
the Union is just as strong in the
South today as it is in the North.
Southerners were just as quick to
respond to President Mckinley 8
cali for volunteers to 60 to Cuba,
as Northerners. Should any State
attempt to leave the Union today
it would find the South as strong
~ opposed to it as the North. All
of this is SO generally known that
it almost seems a waste Of time
and space to refer to it in answ-
er to Gen. Sickles. -
As Col. Roosevelt intends to
appeal to the South for support
he realized that Gen. Sickles'
speech was q foolish blunder, and
Immediately proceeded to repud-
late the sentiments expressed
terein. As a matter Of fact he
took occasion to assert, as he has
frequently done before, that he
was half Southern himself and his
mothers brothers, the Bullocks,
Of Georgia, had fought in the Con-
federate army and navy.
1t is obvious that the leader OF
the Bull Moose party was much
irritated when he learned that one
Of his prominent followers was
raising the issue of sectionalism.
Roosevelt knows that If Woodrow
Wilson is to be opposed because
he Is from the South then, Of ne
cessity, the opposition to him must
be from the North, and its can
didate an unyielding Northerner,
The Colonel, however, has no idea
of making any such campaign and
no sensible man would, hence If
Gen. Sickles cannot get up q new
and better speech, he is not likely
to be called upon to do much cam
this fall. States.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1912-07-20
NOTICE.

AT a special meeting of the Po-
lice Jury to be held Monday, July
Goth, 1912, am Engineer of the
State Highway Department will
make an address ON Road build
ing.
Ali members Of the Good Roads
Association as well as all others
interested in Good Roads are
earnestly requested to be present.
w. l.. BURKE,
Secty Police Jury.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1912-07-20
NOTICE.

The Competitive Examination
for Police Jury Scholarship to
Louisiana State University will
be held at the High School build
ing, New Iberia, beginning at 9
a. m, Thursday, July 18th.
Examinging Committee,
r. w. FRAME,
Chairman
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1912-07-20

Shampooing soc, scalp treat
ment soc. facial massage soc, body
massage $1.5C, manicuring 35c.
bleaching and choripody 75e.
Will call by appointment. Give
me a trial.-Mrs. Daisy Green,
Jeanerette, La.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1912-07-20

WANTED-Ons Or two aer
setic, capable young men to sell
lots between Abita Springs and
Vaudeville. Good Commission.
Address, Vaudeville & Abha
Springs Land Company, 42l Hen
men Building, New Orleans. La.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1912-07-20
LOST OR MISLAID.

Certificate of Deposit of New
iberia National Bank No. 1896
Dated May l, 1912, in favor of
Rene Delcambre for the amount
of 800 The public is warned
not to negotiate same.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1912-07-20

MISS DeTth" "i Wv 10 'hnitiu
=. amt. Mrs. JAS. w. Callahan
h Midland, for few weeks.
DR. P. N. Cyr, Of Jeanerette
zoe . business visitor Tuesday.
Sapator w. J. Burke made
in TO Jeanerette on Tuesday vi,
he Trolley. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Buquor ar,
oiourning in Galveston.
Miss Leila Sandos, of Opelou
= is visiting New IBERIA, bein.
Entertained by Mrs. Gordon A
aodoz.
Miss May Dauterive, Of BreauS
ridge is visiting the Misses Dau
rive of Julia Street.
Mss Jeanne Dauterive left lasl
ondsy for Coushstta, La, to
III her sister for the remainder
the summer.
Lime, brick and cement at Der.
md Lumber Co
Mr.. Richard Mcmahon, after
absence of several months, is
home visiting his parents.
hlrd is sailor boy" and has
leave Of absence for fourteen
as. after which time he will re-
lrn to his duties.
Dr. Boykin. of Jeanerette, was
town on Tuesday circulating
mong trends.
Prof. i. A. Valet, principal Of
u New iberia High School, who
spending his vacation at his old
ome, Belle Place, was in town
thursday,
Father j. Girault de la Corgnais
Potautville was in the City the
rlv part Of the week.
Mr.. ]. Q. Berard, of st. Martin
he, was in New iberia Monday
businem.
Mn. Henry Broussard visited
ends and relatives in Loreau-
L this week.
lon Club Sauce now 15s. Buy
sstls.
n. and Mrs. Robt. Jacobs are
Ting in Texas for some weeks.
Nia Whitmarsh, Of Canada, is
~ Mrs. Leon Dreyfus.
y Ijawrdnce Young, Of
~, u the guest Of Mrs. Leon
kyfn.
Min Cordelle DeBlanc is visit
Mn. Roert Moore at New Or
M.
Mn Lonis c. Fagot is sojourn-
II Navasota, Texas.
Nj. A. u Berger has returned
ne alllf . visit to New Orleans,
Aere " has been busy in behalf
tne New Iberia Loyal Order Of
~ Noa908. He's progressive
lbef 81 that Order, having
~ kHored with the Office Of !,
lsllty
sv ] n. Langlois left We'd
day for French Lick Springs. !
Y Rev. Father will be away
out lhree weeks. Father j.
hreue VIII be the acting Pastor
ring 0at time.
" shares Of Citizens Bank
ieF sale. Apply this Office.
a Waller J. Burke, State
l1or from the 18th Senatorial
4let Nturned to New iberia
saturday last after the adj
ent Of the Louisiana Leg
y. q Weeks entertained
nneing On Friday night in
of het listers, Misses Julia
label Brupbacher, Of Nor
me guests report re-
y generous welcome and
llos : delightful evening.
= 6e1ie Galliand was hostess
dansine party on Tuesday,
Mpllnentary to her guest,
Aina ttench, of Galveston. |
= taoee present were Misses
49, b1rke, Lillian VOORHEES,,
Re Burke, Helen Gebert,
a1pett Ello DeBlanc,
- A5pendez, Celeste Dimi-
gura, Maud Estorge,
y - and Bessie GalIiand
IT. =. "a Gebert, Ned Lee,
3 Francis VOORHEES,, |
"a Try Jacobs of Jean
= Mcmahon, Richard /,
nv Burke, James
y, Joe Terrell, Eu-
Mitchell of Hous- :
Wheless, Julius
ton Sandoz. ]
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1912-07-20

5 or 6 doses 666 will break any
case of Chills & Fever; and if
taken then as a tonic the Fever
will not return Price 25c.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1912-07-20

YOUR NEIGHBORS have made
money by investing in the Ibe-
ria Building Association. You
can do the same.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1912-07-20

WANTED-Stenographer with
knowledge of principles of book
keeping. State experience and
salary wanted Address c. X
JamisOn. New Iheria
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1912-07-20

WANTED-A popular sales
man to make up cars of -four and
mill feed among the merchants
in New Iberia and surrounding
territory Our motto, Better
goods ait better prices" Address
Box "A, Washington, La.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1912-07-20

SALESMAN WANTED-Earn
S2aO per month sell dealers highly
advertised article exclusively or
SIDE lime. No samples to carry
Imperial Co, st. Louis, Mo.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-08-27
DETECTIVE, ON ALIENS TRAIL.
IS ARRESTED IN HUNTINGTON

Huntington, W. Va, Aug. 27.-Oa
the trail of Wesley Edwards and Sid
M Allen, the Virginia outlaws, and
with a capias for their arrest in his
pocket, Mike Duncan, 3. wears old, =
detective and former resident OF No.
Ian, w. Va. was arrested here yes
tcrday for a murder alleged 10 have
been committed seven years ago.
Duncan admitted to the police with
little apparent emotion that on the
night of Dec. p. 1903. at Christ
mas celebration in Nolan, he shot
and killed Everett Thompson, an 49,
vear-Old noun aineer. but declared
that he acted in elf defense.
Floyd Thompson, of this city, an
uncle of the dead boy, recognized
Duncan when he saw him on the
street here today. and immediately
notified the authorities. Duncan LETT
the country aftcr the killing and no
ti:.rc of him was found until today.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-08-27
RUBONIC QUARANTINE
LIFTED FROM ISLAND
Officers of Board Of Health and Ma
rine Hospital S.rvice Ere Seen
hH Consul.

No more interference with either
Passenger or fsci-ht traffic between
the United state, aud cuba as the
resllt OF 'he babonir p!asus scare
will now occur. tho plague having
been officially declared over and tho
quarantine AGAINST it liftcd.
Cuban consul Il N Ybor yester-
Gay received instructions from his
government 20 see he local officers
Of the Board of Health and the Unit
cd States Marine Hospital Service
and notify them that the danger WAS
over. Accordingly Mr. lbor called
en- Dr Bartlett and DR.. J II. Altree.
giving them the information
For awhile boats only went from
Tampa as far - Key West where
passengers were transferred. and the
freight was held under an embargo.
There are now no restrictions what
soever. though steamers are disin-
fected as soon as The cargo is re-
moved. Tampa Tribune.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-08-27
CONGREGATIONS STARTED BY
BOY FOR HIS OWN AMUSEMENT

Lima, o.. Aug. 81 COnicssin +,
that he had started the half dozen
fires which have caused a loss of
so bOo 10 property owners in Spcn-
ccrvillc The past few weeks, lo-ycar
old Basil tochruil. grandson of cX-
Mayor l.. V tOchrun. was placed in
Jail here tonight
The boy declared thathc fired he
buildings because he liked to see
them burn
He further admitted that he start
cd the confederation OF two weeks
ago that burned his grandfli her
store. and that he caused last night )
fire. destroying The barn of L.. W.
Price. with contents
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-08-27
EXPRESS CO TO BE 5ENEFITTED

Speaking oi the sunday slosiag of
the posiellire The TAMPA Tribune
says; Although the sunday Trbui,
Will leave on OUTGOING Grains n
usual ON sunday mornin@s it Will
have to lie in the postoili,cs where i,
is sent until Monday morning. The
same will be the case with Sunda,
newspapers all over the country, an,!
about the cnly way sunday papers
will be delivered is by express 10 Ia"
larger ncwsdealcrs. Thus the reg
ular subscriber uhrou@h no fault oi
tie newspaper publ. -nrrs isdiscrim-
mated against ',ld il is apparpn,
that the express companies Wiz
make hi@.er profits than ever from
the newspaper business.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-08-27
WHAT A. B. BROWN
THINKS OF LAKELAND

Writing to the Telegram from ve
iona, y. Y. Mr.. \. H. Brown. :
l.ionccr citizen of Lakeland. savs:
Il read You arc soon to issue
bloklct 10 Show advantages of Lake
land aud II iuit< \ successful
iooklct should publish the truth
Truth Is aoud vHo3eA ior Lakeland
and vicinity fa 'Icyation anf
soil and clima't. high pine land
that has lar.r a..t tro's on II I'M
,.crlaid hv Ella tt be used Tor mpss
all crops with 4aaf s14o,s Fi!c Tor
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-08-27
REWARDS OFFERED BY
RED CROSS SOCIETY
Many Prizes Have Been Given by
This Organization TO Life
Savers.

Announcement has just been mad
hy the national headquarters OF tll'
American Red Cross at Washington
IF the names OF those who are on
titled to prizes for EXCEPTIONAL,
skillful iirst-aid work rendered dur
ing the pasts year.
About a year ago gentleman
who does not desire hi snamc to be
made public, presented TO the Red
Cross special endowment of S.,
eco. to be known as the William
Howard Taft Fund, the income from
hich is to be devoted annually 10
prizes for first-aid work and compc-
tiOns among the railroad men Of h"
country Four prizes with medals
ere awarded annually The only APP
plicant for pirzc money from this
fund for work done during l9l was
Mr.. Christian ID. Fisher. of l21l
lark boulevard, Camden. y. j.. an
employee of the Pennsylvania rail-
road shops. Mr.. Fisher WAS award
cd the first prize OF $50, having
treated a total of sixteen eases dur
ing the year
The Red Cross, from i's own
funds. also gives similar prizes 10
Erst-aid men other than iho-r cm-
ployed by railroads. The winN' pi
Inc first prizc of so in this ella IS
MIR. John Brown, mine for" in.
Pennsylvania Coal 90. PiIt~Ion. ~.
who rendered very excellent scr .''.
10 three mon who Her. burn, Z
bt hcrwisn badly injured br aa
plosion Of .as in jhr Host >'." "a
Ian. IL. 1911. I'm an aiIidj Fl
hy the resident physician ar
ton hospital relative 10 I'll" t. .H
in which the injurie. oi ti. a
were treated. il is stated ~lf III
hardly have boon po.s.t,ir .. ..N
under the mos ,a "|
10 have arr9mpi.
Ter work and ! iak' r.
to the valuc au
ciency Of the work IN Tia,
particular cases.
Mr.. James Gibson, an emp" a'
the BerWind- White Coal de-. %
Pa, was the sucee--i'.. Hii-
tcstant for the second priza 70. =.
having rendered first aid tra hi
in a skillful manner 10 i'ra An-
niski, who. on Oct >. f1+
l1ading coal. was injured '
falling upon him. IL
fracture -
comminuted fracturc -
involving the knee tra
right shoulder blad. #te a' !
sprain of the back TA- ~
this iirst-aid treatment aa
bv mo -ompt ariiol 3. ~ '
Gering H. The fall a tff.'
Continued on Page A.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-08-27
MUST HAVE BEEN CRAZY
Man Demands $4l9.000.0e0 From
the Standard Oil Company.

l.a Crosse, Wi- AY-. - An cN-
animation as o. his sanity. IL Wa,
said tujJs Mould ba ordered IN Tho
ca-. 81 IDS Vi ohm OF Pueblo. rot
v no v..7-erlas .reairl a scene ~ the
STANDARD oll aiir h.rc bt demand
i'lc <}t-..aa". .""o whirh he ; III John
u Eo kfl,.r owed him. Coau t1l1
ID, ae'i d. had do umenta-s prcof
hat 10 produce il. lle is de-
taiucl the police station pending
fg-ta inquiry
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-08-27
Wc0DMEN'S PICNIC TOMORROW:
AN INTERESTING PROGRAM.

The program fer the Woodmen oi
the World picnic will open at lo:l,
tomorrow morning and will be as
follows
Address by Sovereign Epps. Tuck.
er. Jr.
Address by Sovereign ]. R. Cason.
OF Barlow.
Music by the band.
Address by Sovereign 5. H. Me-
Clelland. of Lakeland
Address by Sovereign 7. J. Nc
Beath. of Fort Meade.
Dinner p. m.
Tournament Race y. m.
Foot race for the girls.
Sack race for The boys.
Potato race for the ladies.
y spccial contest for men
Creased pole contest Tor every
body.
IN abundance Of fried fish will he
served, also lnmcradr aId wat ta
Grinn
Any oHe having 4 lunch haskr
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-08-27
CROWD THOUGHT 1T
SAW A SEA SERPENT

81. Petersburg, Aug -. lassen-
gers on "A boat going TO Pass-a-irill
Sunday thought they saw !; sea ser
pcnl in the water and there was
much excitement for a time. Some
distance from the boat there WAS Wis
ihlc something with AN odd shaped
head, like Il serpent while for Fifteen
or twenty feet back of the head the
alter broke over some unknown Oh
struciion, as though the body of a
big fish was just under the surface.
loser investigation showed that a
niger goose was sitting on IL stake
barely out of the water. while Il sand
breaker cXtende dncarly to the sur
face of the water The illusion was
perfect and for some minutes evci.
The veterans on he boa, were nm
able TO MAKE ont what the strange
object was.
pass-a-Grille was crowded All da i
y, stcrday aud the water WIS thick
l.. dotted with balhcrs in the surf
crowds went from Tampa and -
,icrSbure. every boat t-irryin. its
capacity Mant small beats also
went Ia the island from 81 Potter
blir@ and il wa one ul h. bieec,i
days Pas -a-Grillc hes had this sra.
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