The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-08

. TAMPA Co THE orient by passing through
I The Panama Canal say, t.uuu. mile or
1890" miles per trip.
%, anna hSE entered aud named EspiI..
~ S"utg. lituly SUuD MAY 20. 1889 uy
I tyIu audu j." soto. supposed Co. have
landed a. Green Suriugs con obi Tampa
i."y. Green springs BE- also called tu,
Fountain OF Eternal Youth made fam
Gus rs Ponce pe Leon
think the above will Civ. % pretty
laii description of what few 'HCt- that
have been able O. gather about. what
80 ] viii Jry and ten 81 "a few more
mugs that happened a. We travelled
Tarpon springs
The neat place ~" went was Tarpun
Syringe. There We enjoyed some iiuo
the city about forty miles ON o hunting
u.E were gone hvo days. and fuuud
Of bass fishing Boo some ot Ind small
lakes. ] caught four bass on the trtp
the largest one weighed eleven anJ one.
half pounds. We got six wild turksys.
aud the quail shooting wa somstuius
sponge industry.
some years ago John X tU,,u,y.. one.
OF the larEuu springs most successful
and euterpri-iup citizens. became Inter
csted iu tho buyius and selling OF
tpgusss, realizing 90" fact that sponge
beds Boo the shallow waters OF the CUR
would not be sufficient To- meet the lu-
Cryasirg demands. and finding that the
highest commercial class. and ia prar-
teal iuexhaustlbIa quaTtifts- Ar M.
ueE sent 20 Greece FOR experienced div
crs with equipment for gathering
sppnE"- in water many fathoms deep.
the result has been the building ap 81
an enormous trade in these products.
and the forming iu Tarpon springs %. a
oood Fishing.
The Fishing al 1arpuH Springs can
along the Coast of FLORIDA MANY va
rieties are Go D., found. and 80 sheltered
are The fishing grounds by the hiEh hills
and bluffs. that tho weather i- never
TOO rough for this pastIme. Evcn iu tne
CUR, the protection afforded by tire
~ possible 60 erjoy deep-sea fishing
almost every day in the year oysters.
Book crab and a variety Of other she'll
Iish are 20 be had IA abundance
Two strong banks. the sponge Eg-
change. and the Greek-American. afford
every accommodation possible to their
CUSTOMER Tho spouE Exchange b. aI-
ways Ca place OF interest fU EIsifora.
There tnn SluuE catches are sold 40
crowds are always IN attendance.
Two excellent ucwsuapors. The Daiv
leader. and tle ,s,ml-wsekiy rrogrsss-
NJ Allen a smith gave fishing
party chartered SIR McMilIlu's larea
launch. and vent g ound Lake Ap0pkS
Ht SIX iu the evening Trolling behind
90 Dis boat witH the Wilson spoon
rad ur tra vest eide ~ ths iaEs s.
orc O'Clock 1rd t1f a fine fi-r ~ on
&c way l1g. neL shot about forw
9g~T sport and one would have thought
ne German Nrn. Vss charging poor
Tta party consisted ~ tho faliouirr.
NJ Alien ln'.l smith. Mr. Louie
swfr Wr George vrNrIisr Captain.
SIR willie H. 81 Joiner ST.
George s..N.r,sa Mr. William burns
wintsr Garden
Winter Garden r"r fus dock nov
with ono H.u Ono boot house and nrurraf
gua.Isr uH.H HrH others ere tsInF hu.'f
XIX, 9a5T5 axe pass e.ls agl 80. ere r,7nigs
L.fr-s 90. Dc n.arE-g or trH tree r.
~" dave uHH ~. f..0"N fnr know
bow much that saH'd ne rim psr hog
rrs-rfrIrr ts-s Re- ir a very r-o-r.-sr.
condition The frHrE fHruirr fa doing
gaH lettuce here hes cold 81 high as
w- r7s- t',t cell Robinson a-s
Joseph s.H.rff Of FI##rrIrr v "a
~HfH Giving sIsIf f. winter Garden
rrf have ~H'r nrrIrEsHrrfs Dor rsF.
H. T.g some ..I. l.T' 90 &C. u's- fururr.
IrF rirsfr#r miles from Winter Garden
I'D. Winter Garden THrE afrn tnf e.
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yea. H--t-. ..g.,, .a-Ty ..rg1 -i-- Igs
f.. fHr paving - frs -rr1 from orlando
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Improvements rHnaIHfirF II sirffas4
-l.r1 ~ fr'-k paved roads Traf viii
-str Gro nufrar frr~ Orlando ~
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