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MIAMI, Florida. Aug. 12 -(By¢heV
VV. Ascoclated Dressy—When Bobby hiss
tot
- or two ago so he could have
- clued the adventures.
rue boy may not know it. but the
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:the south- -eastern coast of Florida. and
in the Bahamas, it recorded in a book.
finlght‘ cause Bobby to regard Moreen. ,
Kidd and Company wlih less owe.
Morgan and Kidd' Were forced to de-fl
‘ pend upon sells for motive power. but
the modern ‘plr'ate has agssollne mo-
, sea. tbver‘s are on the job; again an- “
- ”Ire escapades of liquor. pirates
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, or and puts to sea. in a boat that will . '
_move faster then any sailing vessel
‘VeVVer built. -
l; Heioverhsuls a liquor. runner, holds
if line-Iteafiiall; or as much of its
'ca’rgo as his yesbel will carry, waves
_his hand to the -luckléss owner Vtth'
EtiéflVllerDVlflBarsV to lend his lobt at some '
,unfrequented cove on the Florida.
coast: Others haV'e landed on small
' keys in the Bahamas where cargoes
of liquor for rum runners have been -
ta'see‘tnbl'ed and raided the ware-
' houses.
Official reverts of piracy have not
been freduent. The liquor smug-
gle'rs who unVe been held up at sea.
cling: thgo‘c‘cu’rrence i0 profit-V and
loss d make no comblalnt because
{they are low breakers themselves.“
The pirates naturally do not tell about
their ope'ratiOns but numerous stories
V of hold- -ups and robberies leak on;
an -
lthe‘re is every indicatloxi‘ that 'prohl:
through underground sources
bltion oillcers are not. the only people
the liquor runners are canstantly on
the lookout for. ‘
Hanford Mobely.18. held in jail at
West Palm Beach. as one of the four
men charged VV'lth thb robbery of the
' Bank of Stuart. at Stuart. Flo... sev-
eral months ago. also has a piracy
charge hanging over him What.
part he is bellcsed to haxe taken in
a sea hold— —up the federal authorities
lune not stated but. they have ' an-
his liberty 011 ball
of the robbery charge. he would be ar-
rested immediately on a. federal war-
rant charging piracy.
The most recent case of alleged pi-
racy to be made public officially re-
sulted in the shooting to death-
Gcorge Edgecomb. negro master
the British schOOner William H. Al-
bury. at Cat Kev. in the
short distance from here and the theft
of between 82 .000 and $3 000 from
the Vessel. The robbery occurred July
20. , The Album. accordingdoBr-msh
officials. has 2.? engaged in the
'rum earning. do between the Be.—
:Vhamas and Jamaican. Dod) cafe):
[cashier aboard the Albury. was soft:
to Mlzunl h) the British Gommlssioncr
at Bimini to tell the storage: the hold- 0|“er {and on Hills pom. mad
up to the British \lcc- council and
stile and federal ol'fltlals here.
The Album was at anchor at Cat.
Key. C:--1u.\ said when an nuxlliarv
schooner said to be the Falcon an~
Falcon
th~A1burV and inform-d Capt. Luge-
comb they wished to purchase a car-
go of liquor.
by Edgccomb during the forenoon
“hilc the crew piled 82 .100 worth of"
liduor on deck to be transferred to
the Falcon. according to the account.
.\t moon the Albury' s crew except
Edgccomb and Corey . went below.
Care) was working on his books in
his stateroom when one of the visitors
appeared. pointed n; pistol at him
und ordered him to band OVer what
cash he had. Carey gave him more
than 3’ 000. The other visitors in
the meantime had gone below and
covered the Albury' 3 crew with pls-
tols. Edgccomb was placing the
deck within View of the ”bin when
one of the men saw‘V‘him. The mas-
:ter was ordered to enter but seeing
the piStol turned his back. A‘shot
was fired and the captain fell dead.
The crew of the Albury then was
locked in the cabin and the visitors
depait‘ed.
regained their liberty within a. few
moments.
The Falcon. which had been absent
from Miami seVeral days. having
been loaned by its owner. to-u. man
Said to have recently been released
from the Florida penitentiary. was
here. the next morning. huffing 911'
tered port during the night. ‘ _, ' _
. Dynamite and Violence
Keep Interest in Rail
Strike from Lagging
(Continued teen} First Page)
V 3 another meeting ofV the mediators and
' executives set for next Weddesddy.
‘- The prdpbs'al under consideration.
by the roads was. not merely defined
some quit-"tors it true spid to
fox-“immedlut ’
lV
nounced that if Mobiey was granted Mr and Mrs.
or was acquitted Brobkslde Terrace, suffered an injury
of'N
Bahamas 8. \Voodslde
lV
- poured. Three men were aboard the New
after anchoring they boarded Francis 1:: Dunning-an
The prisoners. Carey said i
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Six-Year-Old Child Injured
When Thrown by Dog.
WESTPORT,Aug.19.——The West-
port Country club will be formally
opened this evening with a. special
program.
Arthur Comley. six—year-old son of
Cdrnelius J. Comley.
to his head Wednesday afternoon
when thrown to the ground by 9. Col-
ll; dog at the home of his grand—
mother on \Volfpit Road. Nor-walk.
Later on in the evenlng he became
of i unconscious but’wws reviV ed by Dr. A.
Clark of South Norwnlk.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth L. Scofield of
axenue, announce the
birth of a. daughter, Margaret Louise
on Wednesday. This makes Judge
Samuel A Purdy. a grandfather for,
the third time.
Percy B. Anderson of Ludlow road
acted as host to the members of his
Sunday school class on an all-day
sail on Captain C. C. Jelliffe's yacht.
The Town of Westport has pro-
from
Archibald Guyer, according to a war-
minty deed filed in the office. of Town
Clerk Edward C. Birge
Westport has four delegates to the
Slate Flremen's convention held at
B1 itain, Chief of the Depa‘ment
Lucius Fan-
ning of the Pioneer Hook and Ladder
company No. 1. Joseph J. Dunnigan
'1 boy were entertained . of the (30me Engine company, No 2
and John J. SulliVan of their Ssuga-
tuck Hose company No. 4. were the
local firemen at the com entlon. The
party made the trip in Chief Dunni-
gan' s touring car. _
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BABY GIRL TO BE GIVEN AWAY.
A 9 year old baby girl, who has no
father or mother living. will be given
away for adoption at a special meeting
to be held tomorrow evening at the
Washington street Citadel of the
Salvation Army. ;
Mrs”. Adjutant Wilbur a former
Salvation Army officer in this city will
be in charge of tomorrow night's
meeting which will start at 8 o'clock
( D. T ) Mrs. Wilbur has charge of
the baby girl and cen- give all
information concerning the same to
any inquirers. ‘
Information will be
Citadel today if desired.
' found at her mooring in the harbor
III:
“Ten system
.tional Association
given a: the
9 Ito. Main St.
RATmES ‘
EVERFAST SUITINGS
ELECTRIC VSATINS
VILLAG MARSHAL ,
VbVOVMANV 3 EV GIVES UP JOE:
DESLAGS. V.N D., Aug. 19 (Anaemia-
ted Press) -llrs. Bertha. Ward, elec-‘V
ted village marshal lbs't spring. when
a complete feminine administration 3
was swept into once, has surrendered-
her star to the village council because 3
< "a drunken man, or someone acting
in n disorderly manner. Would
laugh a one and l was helpless."
Mrs Ward' s colleagues opposed her
resignation fefiing failure of the
feminine regime might be» i-nnierred *
Her husband favored it. 3
Daniel Olson. the new marshal. is a.
section hand. He announced an or-I
der- of strlet‘lsw‘ enforcement.
SUGGESTION ‘IEGARDING
REWARDS
BOSTON. Aug. 19 .—Governor Cox,l
who recenVfly oflered a reward ofV
81,000 for evidence leading to the
conviction of persons guilty of vio-!
lence against abroad: or their em-
ployes has been requested by Robert
Henderson: secretary of the New Ila—3
federation to offer a,
similar reward “for evidence which]
will lead to the conviction of railroad
managements for v: elation of any ltd—
eral law especially the federal inspec-3
lion law. which Jnlies to cars and.
locomotives. "
POS'I‘RIAS'I‘S RS’ 00\ \‘FVTIO\
‘VASHINGTO\ Aug l‘a‘ —Tho Na-;
of Postmaster-s, 3V
comprised of heads of first and so cond
class offices. will hold its annual con-f1
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ventlon here Sept. 26. 2.7 and 2*?
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