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 'VOL. XXI. TITUSVILLE, FLA. FRIDAY FEBRUARY; 15, 190!. ''NO. 4S. ,


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 i CURRENT( lO ll. LACON1CS.ij Will Be, Sold By Townships.Upon INCREASE f Of Titusville School Notes. a

 ,,1 the application of,the minority GLP1TIL l' STOCK. Edited by the Pupils of Titusville Public l LATEST I NEWS AND l INCIDENTS.[ 4

 bondholders, Judge Jones on Monday School. .
 '
 Brief Mention of What Is
 Going' On In The McFarland Company Now Capitalized
 entered a decree.directing that at the approaching The recitations last Matters of Interest That Are Happening .
 and About Tftnavllle. Friday were public.
 at.'
 00,000.
 sale of,the Disston lands, all Some of them Around Town. .
 Mr: Geo. M. Robbins moved into hisfine the lands in any on township should be The stockholders of the McFarland were very agreeable, and
 as a whole showed marked improvement.We Mr. R. R, Glad win was from Fort
 new,residence this week.It sold separately from, the other lands, in Fruit Protection company held a meetingat Pierce Tuesday and up .
 is said that Fred Losley would like every instance where the sale of the the office or the company Saturday have not got over our admirationye Wednesday.Rev.

 '4 .toknow'who*. stole his turkey gob )ler. lands by townships should be requestedby afternoon, Feb. 9th, 1901, in accordancewith of the school house, and many visiting A. M. Daiger will preach at the
 anyone desiring to bid on same. the published call for said meeting.The strangers admire it as much as we do. Methodist church next Sunday night / -

 Send your watches for repairs toW., M. It is understood that the Disston company roll of stockholders being called it The attendance at the school has been Mr. J. A., Collins has moved his family r- :

 a Woodward,Titusville. Work guaranteed.Mr. owns the alternate sections of manyof was found that 470 shares of stock were for the past month full, and the advancement into the Burns cottage, recently vacated 7

 Mather, of Chattanooga,Tenn., is the townships irk which their lands lie, present, represented either in person or of the scholars is apparent even to' by Mr. R. R. Pyles.

 here on a visit to his daughter, Mrs. F. and that as'the effect of this decree, the by proxy, out of a total number of 500 each other. New lines in 1901 bicycles will be 1
 S. Chaffee. lands will be sold in lots of about 10,000 shares. received -
 Annie Jones was elected editor and I in a few days by The Florida ;
 ,Mr..A. K. Hawkes, of Atlanta, stoppedoff acres or less. This will be welcome news Mr. Robert Amory was unanimously Beatrice t Cycle 
 and Karl Lighter frames
 Hopkins Schuyler associate company. small tub-
 to cattlemen and elected president of the
 his stockholders'
 here Wednesday on way home turpentine operators
 ing will be the
 editors of.the "School Notes" for this
 froma'triptoCubk, He gave THE STAR who desire to purchase 'any portion of meeting, and Mr. F. S. Chaffee, secre- the month. go year.
 coming
 a short call.Archdeacon. these lands, as it will afford them an opportunity tary. Wednesday night was the time for the
 B. F. Brown, who has been to become bidders at the sale, A motion to increase the capital stock The scholars in Miss Bryan's room are regular meeting of the board of trade for

 disabled 'lot ,any duty for the past five which will take place on March 4th next, of the company was introduced by Mr. looking forward to St. Valentine's day the month of February, but there was a _
 weeks, expects to.hold divine service at Kissimmee. About 2,000,000 acres are W. H. McFarland, and upon the roll be- : with pleasure, and many mysterious miss lack of a quorum of members present.

 .. with holy communion in St. Gabriel's to be sold. ing called all 470 shares represented present sives will pass to and fro on that day. The South Florida Record, a weekly

 church on Sunday next at 11 a. m. voted in favor of the following resolution The school has had the usual number paper published by Messrs. Stoneman &

 Rev. C. A. Fulwood, D.D., presiding Bishop Gray's Appointments.Bishop l Resolved increasing' the capital stock: of visitors, and the pleasure which they La Salle, of Orlando, has made its first '

 .elder of the Jacksonville district, will Gray, of the Southern Jurisdiction McFarland. That Fruit the capital stock of the show in reviewing us is a great credit to appearance at this,office. It is published -
 Protection company be our beloved teachers and the children in connection with the Record.
 preach at the Methodist church here' of Florida, will fill the following appointments increased so as to make the capital stock as

 Wednesday evening, Feb. 20th, at 7 on the east coast during the I $200,000, the amount of the increase of well.The The Titusville baseball nine has agreedto

 o'clock. Everyone invited to attend. month of March: capital,stock being $150,000 of common roll of perfection for attendance play the Melbourne club at Melbourneon

 Capt. Geo. Gleason arrived'Wednesday Sunday, 3rd, Titusville 11 a. m.; Cocoa stock, all preferred stock of this corporation during the past month was made up of Friday afternoon next, the same being

 afternoon with the launch Eau Game to 7:30 p. m.; Monday, 4th, Merritt, being surrendered to the corporation the names of Louise Brown, Ruth Woodward Washington's birthday. No doubt a i

 tow the Dentos to Palm Beach. He 11 a. m.; Tuesday, 5th, Courtenay a. and cancelled. Jeannette Wilson, Martha Futch, good many from this place will go along .1

 found Houghton'ready for the trip m.; Thursday, '7th, Canaveral); Friday, The said increased common stock shall Ethel Wilson, Eleanor Screven and Grace to witness w the game. ( t

 afternoon.Mr. 8th, Banyan; Sunday, 10th, Eau Game, be for Reed. Indian
 and started south that same paid in property, labor and services River band has secured a now

 J. L. Carmthers has purchased the n a. m.; Melbourne, 7:30 p. m.; Tuesday i as follows, $10,000 of the preferred The county school board, under the leader in the person of Mr. Kennedy,

 Knox place on Julia street, not far from 12th, Ft. Pierce, 7:30 p. m:; Wednesday stock of this corporation issued and surrendered leadership of Supt. Mims, will move for who. lately arrived here from Virginia. t f

 the Grand View. Mr. Knox and familyare 13th, Eden, 11 a. m.; Thursday, to this corporation and cancelled a new law enabling the board to extend He has been with the band for the 'past

 still occupying the building until 14th, Jensen, 11 a. m.; Friday, 15th, Jup- of the value of $50,000, and labor the school session to eight months, and it three practice nights and improvement

 tLey make! arrangements elsewhere for' i iter, 7:30 p. m.; Sunday, 17th, Palma and services already rendered, merchan strikes us that this will be of great benefit is already noticeable.
 Beach, morning; West Palm Beach, dise and to the school.
 machinery owned this
 now by
 home. evening. Mr. L. R. Decker has a force of handsat -
 We call attention this week to the advertisement company, and devices, processes and Inventions work on repairs to the Catholic church,

 of Messrs. Cousens & Pratt, I THE WHITE STORE. for the protection of trees and About the Fish Law. which was struck by lightning about a

 of Boston, sailmakers. Perfect fit and a We guarantee better goods for less States fruits] from cold thereon, and right of United STUART, FLA., Feb. 5, 1901. year ago, in which the steeple was almost

 finish that an't'be surpassed goes with money than any house in the county. been patent which patent has. Editor Florida Star demolished and the main part of, the ed. '
 all their work. Give them a trial and W. J. CEAYTOBD. now applied for, and secret processes ifice was severely damaged.Miss .
 for the DEAR SIR-I have read the fish
 preservatiqn of cloth, which new
 will be
 you pleased. process is now owned and used by said law as proposed and do not consider it Marlow, a most brilliant young
 I 1 The Kindergarten department tin our The Body of J. Tf Price Found. company, and valuable long time contracts more beneficial than the present one. I l lady from Chicago, is spending a few :

 public school held a valentine party yes The body of J. T. Price was recovered for protecting, citrus fruits on the think if the present fish law was strictly days at Eden, the guest of Mrs. F. G.

 terday afternoon which ,was a most pleasing from the waters of Indian river Sunday trees on the basis of one-third or more of enforced, especially that portion relating McMullen. Miss Marlow Is a .magazine
 affair to the little tots, and was largely morning, February 10th, twelve day each crop of said fruits .protected each to fishing in the inlet, a few years would writer of considerable note, and is visiting -
 attended by patrons and the pupils in after he was drowned, which 'was on the year which contracts are now owned by make a difference.I l all the points of interest on the east

 other departments. night of Tuesday, January 29th. this corporation, all of the value of$10- have been using a drag net for four coast.! She will also spend some time at

 Messrs. Amory and Harris, of the Me- Owing to the extreme cool weather the 000. Said $150,000 of increased stock years, and the present season so far has Rockledge. '4

 Farland Fruit Protection company, have body did not rise to the surface until the being fully paid up in the above described been the best yet in my experience.In The McFarland factory will close down .

 been interviewing some of the orange 10th"day, Friday of last week, when it property, and'to be divided into shares your editorial you speak of fish full operations in a day or so, in order to ;

 growers in'Rockledge the past week inregbrd was first discovered by Messrs. Futch and of $100 each. thrown ashore and wasted. It may be make some further improvements, but'a

 to orange tree protection by tentson Yates, who were out in their fish boat, And the same was declared carried and so in Titusville, but here catfish, sharks small force of the operators will be re
 the percentage plan. just this side of Black point beacon. adopted by this corporation, 470 shares, and cavally are all that are thrown away. tained. An appropriation. of several

 Services at the Presbyterian church They attempted to get hold of it but the being more than three-fourths of the Catfish destroy the spawn, sharks and[ thousand dollars was made last week to t

 next Sunday will be held'as follows: wind was blowing so furious and puffy stock, having voted in favor of said increase cavally the small fish. install new machinery, etc preparatory
 from the west that they failed, and by of stock. Yours truly, for larger operations.
 Sunday school, 9:45 a. m.; preaching, 11 'J
 the time they anchored their boat it sunk On motion of Mr. McFarland the C. D. BLAKESLEE. There ,
 a. m.; Young People's society, 3 p. m.; were four Americans at Palm y
 preaching, 7:15 p. m. Prayer-meeting, below the surface. amendment and alteration of the charterwas Beach the first of this week whose com r
 Wednesday evening, 7:15 o'clock. JohnA. The launch Sintz, owned by Mr. Bond, offered, and received the support of GRANT. bined wealth is more than that of any

 Hughes, pastor. discovered the body on the way up the all 470 shares of stock represented i in Mr. and Mrs. S. Davis and two chit other four men in the world, and as far 1,
 river Saturday, and anchored it to a stake person or by proxy, thus being carried dren, of Micco, were welcome visitors in as history relates nothing heretofore has
 Mr. L. R. Decker informs us that he driven in the river, leaving word with and adopted. our town Sunday. ever reached their i
 in riches.
 has a layer of rock formation about 18 the Haulover The proposed alteration and aggregate
 parties at canal, who were amendment Messrs. Every crowned head
 Ellis earth
 and Herndon, of Micco, on could be
 inches thick his the
 on recent purchase, coming here, where it would be found will be found on page 3 of TUB
 bought and sold
 them twice.
 were calling on our genial merchant, Mr. by
 Einig property, which County Surveyor Sunday morning the launch Lady May STAR this week. .
 Fries has pronounced will make excel was secured and the body brought here The president was instructed to for L. Jorgensen, Thursday and Sunday. Mr. W. H. McFarland went to Palm

 lent material good roads. Mr. Decker and prepared for burial by Undertaker a copy of the proceedings to increase Mrs. Kate Gilman, the authoress, whois Beach Wednesday afternoon. Commenc-

 also showed us a sample of' the rock. Froscher, and burial was made Sunday the capital stock to the secretaryof spending the winter at Melbourne, wasa ing March 1st he will have charge of the < F

 Capt. Wm. Davis one of the pioneer afternoon in Titusville cemetery, Rev. state, and to cause a copy of the alter guest at Oak Lodge from Thursday until I Jacksonville branch of the McFarland '

 Y settlers of the east coast, died at St. Lucie John A. Hughes officiating. ation and amendment of charter to be Saturday. Fruit Protection company, relieving Mr.

a Tuesday, Feb. 12th. He was buried at Thus ended th.e suspense of ten long published for four successive weeks, and Miss Laura Jorgensen, one of our most W. H. English, who has been in charge i

 Ft Pierce that afternoon. Deceased wa3years days as to the disappearance of this many to file a copy of said alteration and charming and 'vivacious young ladies, of that branch. Mr. English will spend 1

 49 old. He will be remembered b The theory that Price fell overboard and amendment of charter with the secretaryof was calling on her friend, Mrs. P. Bertel- the summer improving his place at Sara- y 1fi

 many of the older settlers as living in the the boat drifted away from him is the state. > son, of Micco, Sunday. ta. \; \

 vicinity of New Smyrna, and he was an correct one, and all doubts have been die It was then moved and seconded that Mr. C. F. Wolf The Eden Card club was entertained i'} :
 a prominent citizen of
 experienced boatman and guide in hi pelled by the finding of his body. the meeting adjourn from day to day until Jensen, who has, been visiting his by Mrs. N. Saunders on Saturday even- *.6.1 t
 The widow and the annual stockholders' ing. Among those present were: Mr.
 prime. isw the many little ones .meeting, brotlier in law Mr. Walter ;
 Starck of
} New Crescent 1901 model bicycles no will sadly miss him; his untimely death March 12th. Malabar, returned to his home in Jensen, and Mrs. J. Howard Le Tourneau, Mr. "*: ::

 on exhibition at the Florida Cycle company's is, indeed, a great loss to them. The Thursday.Mr. and Mrs. H. Whipple, Mr. and Mrs.: A. :1't
 rooms. A lighter wheel, smaller sympathy of the whole community goes! MERIT WINS.. D. lerw1DIr., and Mrs. W. F. Rich- ,' .- ;

 y' tubing! a new frame, new sprocket, new out to them. There is no better cement made than and Mrs. Ringdall, of Jensen, arrived ards, Mrs. Amy Blake, Mrs. C. A. Rob- .*, '
 the Hanover. For here Tuesday and are now tom inson, Capt. John Saunders, of Providence '
 ornamental fork crown and name plate sale by G. F. PADDISON -
 are some of the leading features on thiswheel. The best paints are Masury's Paints. Eau Gallia, Fla. fortably settled in Mr. P. Lind's cozy R. I., Miss Marlow, of Chicago, .,;,1
 New model Featherstone also re Sold by G. F. PADDISOX, Eau Game, Fla. little cottage. Mr. Ringdall will be engaged Miss Miller, of Melbourne, Messsrs. E. J. .
 ] in the fish business with Mr. Lind. Shattuck, Chas. Mast and L. W. Hale.
 ceived. Full line in Clipper, ladies' and Delighted With Indian River.Mr. .Jf t'
 gents'. Ground Itch Explained.The Mr. J. S. Sternberger, of Ocala, who i is There is not a jollier party of Buckeyes ,
 W. W. White of
 New York r rejoices to know that Au following letter, written by Dr. W. who has been visiting ,different Atlanta, Ga., representing a shoe firm of Savannah, anywhere in Florida than a trio stopping ,''

 I, gust Belmont is regaining his health. Of N. Mundy, of Cincinnati, to Dr. G. W. Florida for several winters after parts of Ga., was a pleasant visitor in our town at Rockledge, made up of Messrs. L. W. f.#' i

 course golf had something to do with it, Holmes, of Sharpes, Fla., in answer to a stay at Sharpes writes W.a short Saturday, taking orders for his firm. He[ Battenfield, of Delaware, J. F. Martin, of ., "J. o t
 Capt. H.
 but the Times-Union and Ctizen notes letter of symptoms sent the former t,y Sharpe, under date of was accompanied by Mr. Robinson, of Columbus, and Geo. .E. Sebring, of Se- h :-
 January 30tH
 the fact that Mr. Belmont confineshis the latter, written by a resident x>f Indian follows: "I have never as Eden. bring, who are located on Barton avenue. l <", i-
 enjoyed
 recuperating games to Florida links, river, may be of general interest to weeks' stay in Florida more than I a have two Mr. D. L. Jones, formerly a popular The two former gentlemen have spent .".. '**:t

 and that the announcement of his improvement all, and of special interest to those whIt 10 the past two weeks spent with young man of Grant, but now a residentof many winters on Indian river and are't
 Palm Beach. you on Roseland was calling on friends here well known to a number of our _
 goes out from may have a few of these parasites in custody the Indian river. The climate is ..'.t
 is not possible to make new men by golf] : the river beautiful, the superb, Sunday. Mr. Jones looked quite disappointed Both :Ir. Martin and Mr. Sebring came ;.-

 alone. "Yours with enclosed letter from Mr. constant delight, the hunting orange and groves a as a certain young lady was out to Florida about a month ago with lagrippethe .
 fish commission at hand in due As fishing of town. regulation Ohio grippe. In .
 The Ohio state comprising season. near very satisfactory, and the touch ivith the ,
 a party of eight jolly Buckeyes, as I can judge from Air. 's letter I outer world is such as to enable one to. Mr.R. E. Mims, our genial county superintendent a stay of a month Mr. Martin has gained .- t

 stopped here in their private car Sunday should pronounce his case as pulex pene- come and go over the Florida East Coast !i I paid his second visit to 0 about 10 pounds and Mr. Sebring about '" '

 evening and spent Monday and Tuesday trans, due to penetration of skin by the railway almost at any time. In fact I i school Tuesday. Mr. blame is always ira 17 pounds, and the grippe is non est. i 1 .1{

 gunning for ducks and quail. Capt. Si- female of the sand flea, which has a predilection know of no more charming and attractivepart I I welcome visitor, and both teacher and The latter gentleman is a member of the ,. '

 monson carried a party of them to Merritta for foot. We do not meet with of Florida than this beautiful scholars would be pleased to have him firm owning the Sebring Pottery, manu t
 sec
 island and they bagged 45 fine it in the north., It is more prevalent the tion. I planning to have my family call often. facturing porcelain ware.of a high grade, :'1 :,i
 left for the further south The best both plain and decorated, the latter being f ..1
 ducks. Tuesday night they you go. treatment spend the winter at Sharpes next season. Mr. Clyde Killer, the popular nightoperator
 southward, extending their trip to Mi is said to be by killing the parasiteby I am so delighted with your home and at Sebastian, was a pleasant their specialty. The payroll of this J: f
 charmed introduction of a hot needle and then pottery amounts to about $10,000 per 1" ,
 ami. They were completely its immediate surroundings that : f
 as visitor here Tuesday at least
 or
 you judgood
 we
 Sere month for labor alone. The
 with Indian river climate. dressing with antiseptics." know, I have already gotten on the it was pleasant for two Sebring.. .t l' ,' .1 I
 as
 very Land company is also doing a large real # .
 side of incomparable wife ,!) ,
 your and noticed two ;
 engaged very happy looking faces 4 .
 business the
 estate of Se- -
 town
 Card of Thanks. GASOLINE ENGINES. quarters with present ,.., "
 you. that afternoon. '
 Illustrated folder free. Address W. P. bring, with several thousand inhabitants m i ... .... ', ', : *'
 Mrs. E. L. Price and family returnheartfelt UNDEBWOOD, Agt., Roseland, Fla. EGGS FOB SALE.:- having been developed in about two ; .
 BOAT FOB SALE.
 thanks to those friends who ''
 have been so kind to them during theirlate SUGAR HILL; FOB SALE. From the following strains: Light Brah- Nearly flat-bottomed cat boat, about 20 years. .>, a *' a i" ,
 mas, Cuban and Indian Games. Willsell feet overhauled FOR BALE. : -
 long thoroughly and
 and to all ,
 bereavement especially
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 With evaporating pan, suitable for a a trio of Brahmas at $3.50 five Cubans
 ; built, with new sail, just the
 those who so persistently maintained the farm:of 100 to 200 acres. Apply toCourtenay $10.00. seen
 Indian
 river.
 the Can
 search for J. T. Price until his body was H. J. TIFFIX cruising be ;
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 os. A. COLLIXS '
 at this place. Address S. STAR For further
 recovered from Indian river. Fla. care particulars address G., STAB, .
 Titusville Fla. office.
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