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Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1906-05-25
M. D. Ellis for Sheriff.
Plumbing at Guy Bros.

M. d. Ellis for Sheriff.
Plumbing at Guy Bros.
NO more acids at Kersey's fountain
All true fruit juices.
Hon. Frank Fawk, of Rickreall
was In town yesterday.
Famous Ralston Breakfast food al
Loughary's grocery store.
We have a plumber and timer. Let
US 90 your work. Guy Bros.
q. W. Hinshaw is building cottage
on his lot in the Ellis addition.
Money of private parties to loan at
per cent Cd weIl-improved farms.
SBLEY & EAK1N.
A vote for NJ. D. Ellis for Sheriff is
vote for man that is in every way
capable of filling the office.
Ralph Garter, agent for Portland
journal. Leave orders at Belt &
Cherrington's drug store.
The Sunday school of the Christian
church will hold their children's dav
service Sunday evening, May 27.
D. W. Sears, of Independence, ac-
companied by his mother, Mrs. Nc
Query, visited in Dallas this week.
Mrs. 0. A. House will do all kinds
OF dressmaking. Tailor-made suits a
specially. Call at F. Fl. Morrison's.
For as good line of fishing tackle
as can be had for the money, call at
W. R. Ellis confectionery and cigar
store.
A special sermon will be preached
to the old soldiers in the M. E. Church
on Sunday morning, May 81. Service
at II o'clock.
Walter Lyon, editor of the Inde-
pendence West Side, was a business
visitor in Dallas, Tuesday.
Fred J. Oberer, a former Inde-
pendence sawmill man, was in Dallas,
Saturday. He is now in the employ
of a large milling company at Rainier.
DR.. L. A. Bollman, formerly of
Salem and Eugene, has located in
Dallas to practice his profession as a
physician and surgeon. He has fitted
up a neat office in rooms 7 and 8 in
the Uglow building. DR.. Bollman
comes highly recommended as sue
cessfUl practitioner.
wesley Vaughn, late of the firm Of
Vaughn & Weaver, is preparing to
open a plumbing shop in the room
adjoining the hardware store on Mill
street. He will carry full stock Of
plumbers supplies, and asks share
Of your patronage, guaranteeing good
work and reasonable prices.
E. G. Kirkpatrick arrived home
Sunday from Seattle, where he
attended the wedding Of his sister,
Evangeline, to Mr.. Frank Coates, Of
Lewiston, Idaho. Mrs. Kirkpatrick
remained in Seattle for weeks visit
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. G. M.
Hyland. Mr.. kirkpatrick finds that
his building which was burned while
he was away is SO badly damaged as
to be beyond the possibility of repair.
The books and papers in his office
we're not seriously damaged, and he
has already opened new office in his
building adjoining the burned struct-
ure. He carried no insurance on the
building that was burned, and while
he feels the loss keenly, his chief re-
gret is over the loss of his valuable
office furniture, none of which was
saved in good condition. He has not
vet decided whether he will rebuild on
the site of the burned building.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1906-05-25
Vote for M. D. Ellis for Sheriff

Vote for M. D. Ellis for Sheriff.
Try Nut Frappe ice cream surdo,
at Kersey's.
We can satisfy you on your plumb.
ing work. Guy Bros.
The OBSERVER Office wants the prinr.
Ing you are particular about.
G. A. McCulloch, of Sheridan limo.
ton, transacted business in Dallas
Tuesday.
Every wife should try Bluestem
Blend Hour, made by the Rickreall
Milling Co.
o. L. Hawley, the weIl-known sheen.
man Of Mccoy, was Dallas visitor
Saturday.
Sewing machine needles, bobbins
and shuttles Of all kinds, sold byA.H.
Harris, the Jeweler.
+. K. Hubbard and William Ellis
were down from Falls City on a busi-
ness errand, Tuesday.
Mrs. George 7. Gerlinger returned
home this week from a visit with
relatives in Southern California.
David Peters, a prosperous farmer
Oh the Perrydale neighborhood, was a
business visitor in Dallas, Monday.
L. F. Savage and William Cher
rlngton, representing the Allen & Gils
rt-Ramaker piano house, were in
Dallas, Monday.
George E. Johnson, manager Of the
W. W. Johnson Lumber Company's
sawmill in this city. left Monday for
a business trip to San Francisco.
DR.. H. L. Toney, dentist; graduate
of Ann Arbor, Michigan. Office up
stairs Uglow building. Hours 8 to l2
and l to 5. Examinations free. Phone
Is.
A vote for M. D. Ellis is a vote for a
man who will enforce the law fairly
and fearlessly. He is entitled to the
loyal support of every voter in his
party.
Mr. and Mrs. William Ford, of
Bridgeport, visited their son Ralph,
at Eugene last week and also visited
Mrs. Ford's brother, George Hubbard,
at Cottage Grove.
L. Gerlinger, Of Portland, was in
Dallas few days this week, looking
after his extensive business interests
in Dallas and Falls City. He was
accompanied by Mrs. Gerlinger.
Mrs. Falkenburg, wife of the late
F. A. Falkenburg, head consul of the
Woodmen of the World, has been ill
at the home of her cousin, H. F. |
Hollenbeck, Of Eugene, but she is
better and physicians say she is out of
danger She had heart trouble and
it was feared she would not recover.
r. Robinson will arrive from Port
land today, and, with the assistance
of his cheese maker, will place the
cheese factory in readiness to begin |
operations next Monday morning. !
Farmers desiring information as to
the delivery Of milk are requested to
call at the factory for full particulars.
DR.. E. J. Thompson, who recently
resigned the pastorate Of the Calvary
Presbyterian Church at Independence,
was in Dallas, Wednesday. He will
spend the summer at the home of his
daughter, Mrs. William Fortmiller,
in Albany. DR.. Thompson has retired
from active work in the ministry, but
will supply the churches at Pleasant
Grove, Turner and Marion during the
summer. He has many warm friends
IN Polk county, and his departure will
be deeply regretted by all.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1906-05-25
VIII Form Wool Pool.

The wool growers of Polk county
met in Browns Hall in Dallas, Satur-
day afternoon, and decided to pool the
1906 wool clip. The pool will be formed
along the lines heretofore followed by
the growers, and it is expected that a
great majority of the growers will list
their wool in the pool The meeting
was we'll attended, considering the
busy season of the year, and every
grower present was in favor OF the
proposed plan of disposing Of the clip.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1906-05-25
Pasture for Rent.

Ihave excellent pasture at my Polk
Station farm for rent at the rate Of 81
per month per head, strictly in ad-
vance, for either cattle or horses also
limited pasture in Dallas. Call at
once as to city pasture.
e. G. KIRKPATRICK.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1906-05-25
|eIR County Observer
-..., BLEND flour-buy it and

,,.,..tom Blend four-buy it ant
~ :, ,ot the unfermented drink, a
ersey's. o. colo hv wm
NH, Dallas, Ore
rsoLes and wood tor sale al
oughary's grocery
~. F. A. stiles is visiting relatives
portland this week.
samuel Orr, of Rlckreall, was a
,,ntr seat visitor, Monday.
UT" nt rs figu1o your plumbing and
ling, We are right. Guy BRos.
harrington is making life-lik pic
-oa with his new Dallmeyer lens.
i YOUR grocer for Bluestem
.and-the famous hard-wheat flour.
noo,t fail to hear DR.. Withycombe
tbe courthouse next Tuesday eve
ing.
roe Bluestem Blend -four once, and
II will use no other For sale at
bur grocers.
wanted Men to cut and saw axe
andle timber; good wages. Call at
anOrsdel's office.
Hal Patton, of Salem, presented a
be flag to the Mountain View school,
ear West Salem, Wednesday.
will continue to handle SHETLAND
Sons Ice Cream. If you want the
sDst call for Swetland's. W. r. ELLIS.
have just received a fresh line of
Lowney's" famous chocolates and
bn bons in pound and half pound
sackages. W. r. ELLIS.
W R. Ellis, agent for the Oregonian
|bd Telegram. Leave your order
bd have it delivered to your door by
IL day, week or month.
Don't forget to clip the coupons out
the Oregonian and vote for Dallas
hndidate, Miss Nola Coad. The
Allot box is at Ross Ellis store.
Coming and going all the time,
aways new and fresh. and the best
blue in coffee offered in Dallas-that
b-cent coffee at Loughary's grocery.
Professor T. J. Newbill has been
ected principal of the Woodlawn
hblIc school. George Murdock will
bcceed him as principal of the Inde-
endence school.
The "Triple B" Club will present
be popular play, MRS. Wiggs Of the
abbage Patch" at Woodman Hall,
riday evening, June 8. Watch for
Hrther annou ncements.
Miss Elizabeth Pollock arrived home
Bis week from a years stay in
'hicago, where she attended one of
be leading schools. Miss Pollock has
any friends in Dallas, all of whom
Din in extending her a glad welcome
pme.
w. 7, Grier, Of the Falls City Lum-
er Company, left this morning for
Iew York City. He expects to be
bsent about three weeks. Dame
|umor says that certain young lady
New York will return to this place
ith him.-Falls City Logger.
Mrs. H. B. Cosper, of this city, was
s-elected Secretary of the Rebekah
ssembly of Oregon at the annual
Invention in Portland, Wednesday.
Irs. Cosper was first elected to this
ssponsible office in 1897, and has
cen reelected without opposition
Tery year since that time.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1906-05-25

For sale, a bunch Of horses at
FuIler's stable, Friday and Saturday.
at all prices.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1906-05-25
New Mutual phones.
Wanfed.


Girl for general housework. Address
Box 137, Dallas, Or,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-09
SWANSON works
FOR jamestown.
The Commissioned Meet to Com
slider Design for Virginia
building.
NEW EXPERIMENT N STATION
Special Committee Examines a
Number Of Sites and Will
Select ORC To-day.
NEW EXPERIMENT STATION


tspecIal 10 ,rhc Times- Dlspat ch.)
Noiltoi.E VA. May IS Thc Virginia
\ commissioners Of the jamestown EXPOSE
ton viii hold meeting ut the Monticello
Iicle, in this city, Oh May -Ii Governor
Swanson, one OF the commissioners VIII
dc m uttcndancc The design for tic
NIrrit,la building ut the Exposition Will be
considered on that day, although It viii
rot be adopted at that time. All architects
Cr tic state WHO VIII submit designs for
tie building are invited to appear before
the commissioners and exhibit any draw
Tugs or make any suggestions they may
desire. For tic guidance Of aCfIilects the
colnniss oncrs have caused to be published
tic, following announcement Regarding
llonhtlrc Of the building to be erected:
The building is to be Of colonial style OF
architecture; Is to nave both land and
water fronts. II can he hn original de-
sign or q reproduction. The cost must
4 u. exceed $500. including all stationery
fixtures and architects commissions.
E,rlic first floor viii have Il hall and one
largc reception room, four other medium,
sized rooms, two small rooms and toilets.
Tho second floor will contain at least
eiiht1 bedrooms. with two baths.
( Governor Swanson Is evincing mucn m
forest in the SUCCESS OF the C*posltiOh.
He has told n close personal friend here
that he Will 90 to washington ~, ~ .ne r'e ~
f,E days for the purpose Of diving all he
can in the interest Of the Jamesto own ap-
4 :. I EXPERIMENT STATION.
The special committee from the state
Board OF Agriculture, appointed to re-
commend a site for the proposed expcri-
nlcnt stlb-station In this vicinity, arrived
lore to-day and spent several hours IN
conference with representatives OF the
Southern Produce Company ana DINERS m
5tcrcstcd In the establishment Of the sta
ton The meeting to-day was held at
ti.c Monticello Hotel. In the afternoon
E1hc special committee, accompanied by
party OF truckers, Inspected II large site
at kcmpsvillc, Princess Anne county.
u'he committee will go to Nansemond coun-
~ to look over a new site that has been
offered. The committee expects TO con-
pletc It's business in time to leave here
tc-niorrow evening.
The members OF tho State Board who
are here are: G. II. Hester, Of Middleton;
W. H. E.ggsborn OF Culpeper and j. w.
&. Beverly.
B.,TTi.ISlIIP VIRGINIA.
The great battiashp Virginia Is now In
commission tie stars and Stripes having
pccn run up her flagstaff at Norfolk
Navy.Yard, yesterday afternoon, after
(,iptain Snaton Schroeder. ner command
e.. read the articles OF war and his COM
n, sslon to the assembled crew. The crew
Of the big ship, numbering 6I5 men, we're
drawn from the receiving SINUS FRANKLIN
End Richmond,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-09
EIGHTEEN YEARS
FOR MURDER.
Verdict Against Theron Kinney
Jones for Killing George
Valentine
STEAMER FOR JAMES RIVER
Tic Midnight Closing Of Saloons
Concurrcd il By
Aldermen.
STEAMER FOR JAMES RIVER
Especial TO The Times. Dispatch.)

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch)
PETERSBURG, VA, May S.-Murdcr
in the second degree, with the extreme
penalty, eighteen years in the pcniten-
tiary was The verdict this morning In the
case OF Theron Kidney Jones, a young
negro, who shot and Killed George VAL
cntinc, colorcd in Willis Giliam's saloon
March Gath. The case aroused great in
lercst. and was on trial ali yesterday IN
the Hastings Court. Six jurymen were
in favor OF the death penalty, and at
II o'clock last night, verdict not having
been reached, the jury was taken to
hotel In the custody of the sheriff and
reached an agreement soon after the
opening OF court this morning. Self
defense was the plea for the prisoner,
on the ground that Valentine had pre-
viously threatened his life, and In the
alteration In the saloon had placed both
hands on Jones's shoulders and pushed
him toward the door, at which time the
ia tai shot was fired. On the stand Jones
claimed that Valentine Was choking him
at the moment Of firing, but the fact that
he had gone TO the bnr-roon armed with
q pistol blackjack and knife, and had
called Valentine aside, proved convict
ing evidence. The prisoner was very ably
defended by Wilcox and Wilcox, who
moved for n new trial. Common wealth's
Attorney r. II. Mann conducted the
prosecution.
a large twin screw steel steamer, pur-
chased in Nova Scotia will soon be put
on the route between Petersburg and
Norfolk by the James River Navigation
Company, which is composed of well
known business men OF this city.
The Board OF Aldermen has concurred
in the ordinances recently passed by the
Council providing for the closing Of sa-
looms from midnight until o'clock in the
morning. and the prohibition Of push
carts from blocking the streets. The
saloon ordinance also requires that all
screens, shades and other distractions
before bars shall be removed during the
closed hours.
rho Board has also concnrred in the
Council resolution approprating thirty
five thousand dollars for the improve
ment OF sidewalks and extension of sew
crs, and the section OF the license tax
ordinance applying TO all merchandise
brokers. which, with the obstruction. or
dinance, was passed over Mayor Jones's
veto.
The city attorney having expressed
doubt as to the legality Of the Boards
election. at an adjourned meeting. of
John A. Gill as alderman from Fourth
Ward, Mr.. Gill's election has been con-
fir,ncd by the unanimous vote of that
body, and he has been sworn IN as
duly elected member.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-09
GENEROUS OCCASION.
Rev. r. H. Bowden Pounded and
Given Handsome Purse.

Especial to The Times Dispatch)
RED HILL, ALBEAtARIAE COUNTY,
VA, May S.-Many of the members and
friends OF the Mooreand Baptist Church
MET at the Baptist parsonage, near this
place, Friday afternoon, and most severe
ly pounded their pastor. Rev. R.&H. Bow
den, and his wife. The party took the
Inlstor and his wife unawares and filed
tncr harder with cdibles such as mans,
sides OF bacon tea, coffee, postum, sugar,
flour. preserves, canned fruits Of every
description and name, potatoes. and a
large quantity Of early vegetables, besides
all this and much more, a nice purse was
loft, which doubtless the pastor VIII use.
as he expects to go to the. Southern
Baptist Convention, which meets in Chat-
1 o ooga on the tenth instant.
The occasion was greatly enjoyed by all
present, and after spending social hour
tho happy party left for their homes.
vie were busy storing away their graci-
Gus supply OF good things.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-09
!. j. ELEGANT WEDDING.
Miss Pauline Cone the Bride 0
Rev. Oscar Earnest Sarnms.

(special to The Times Dspatci.)
FRONT ROYAL, VA, May S--One OF
the most brilliant social events Of the
season took place this evening at the
Baptist Church at Riverton. Va, when
Miss Pauline Lacey Cone, daughter OF
Mir. and Mrs. George ". Cone, and Rev.
I, Orcar Ernest Samms, of Lynchburg, Va;
were married BY Rev. W. +. Disher, Of
Alexandria, Va.
The church was darkened' and tasteful
" decorated in running pine. while the
altar was banked with palms and ferns.
AS Mendelsohn's wedding march was
re ndered the bride entered the church
with her father, and was met at the
altar by the groom and his best man.
Rev. Amos Clary
The bride was attired in white messa-
line over taffeta made princess with ex-
treme train, bertha Of duchess and rose
roint lace, and carried Bride roses. Her
veil was caught by the diamond en-
s.cement ring and brooch of diamond
and pearls, n gift of the groom, was
worn at tho throat.
The maid Of honor was Miss Char
ottc Batty, Of Connecticut, the brides
cousin, who wore a gown of pink radium
ELK over taffeta, Carrying Bride roses and
wore necklace of pearls and diamond,
gift of the groom.
The bridesmaids were Misses Julia
Jackson Lesley Forsyth, Mary Waller,
Of Front Royal, Va, and Katie Staples,
OF Harrisonnlrg. Va. all wearing Nile
green silk null and carrying pink carna-
lions.
Little Miss Mildred Cone, sister of the
BRIDE was the rlng-bearer.
The ushers were Messrs. Ralph Staples,
Tsrat II, nr Ia
r,sontn,rg, Va. and Senly Cone. Of River
ton, Va.
After the ceremony buffet luncheon
was served to the bridal party, after
which the couple took an early train for
in extended tour to the large Northern
cities Mr.. and Mrs Samms will reside
IN I.ynchburg, Va, where Mr.. samms Is
the pastor of the Cabel Street Baptist
Church.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-09
EX|LED MEMBER
PROMINENT FAMILY
Marriage Certificate Reveals e,, al Dou-
bic Life OF Newport News
Murderer and Wife,
JURY PlNDs PAvLINIc GUILTY
Killed His Wife, According to
Promise, When She Developed
Insanity.
JURY PINDs PAvLINIC GUILTY
,snoc,,, "a The Tlmes-Dtspatch.)

(SpcCial to The IlncS-DlSpalC!l)
NEWPORT NEWS, VA, May S.-The
finding of Il wedding certificate contain
ing tho names of Emil Galitzsch and
MAXIM Gerber In the house in which tho
Austrian, known as Julian Pnvlnlc killed
his wife Sunday night, leads tho au-
tbor,ties 10 suspect that the couple had
leen living in this country under an
,ss,,med name. Payinlc declines to make
anv cxnlanation of tho marriage certl-
flcato. refuses to tell anything about
his family. and acts IN manner SO
mysterious, that it Is evident that he is
either crazy or Is hiding from the au-
thorites what IL, or what he supposes
to be- an important secret.
Late last night. 'coroner's Jury. sum
lroned to inquire into the death OF Elsa
payllnic, returned verdict to the ell
feet that the deceased came to her death
from multiple gunshot wounds, the
weapon being In the hands OF Julian
Pavlnlc when fired The verdict also
declares that the killing was deliberate
premeditated and cod-plooaea'
Paylinic himself was the principal Wit
ness before the inquest. IIe was or the
stand for nearly two hours being close
" Interrognted by Coroner Vanderslice.
of Elizabeth City county. He said that
no killed his wife because he had
promised her he would do SO II she be-
came insane again. She begged him to
spare her life after he had fired the
first shot, but he kept on shooting Think
ing that II was for the best. He put
eight bullets from tiny 22-calibS re-
yolyersinto the body OF the unfortunate
woman.
Thes prisoner told In detail or now ne
washed and shrouded the BODY o. ms
dead wife before coming 10 TINS CITY
and surrenderlns himself. he says no
intended killing himself, nut was per-
suaded from his purpose hy ffiendds, I,
Pavlinie Is being held Tor Prellilm1-
.iparY hearing.
The man was ednosted at upiyer-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-09
TO TAKE PLACE OF THE
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Col D ! |I'.|
General Meeting Of Business Men
With New Plan in
Petersburg.
ESPECIAL 10 The Dispatch

Especial TO Inc Ilmes- DiSPalCllJ
PETERSBURG, VA, May S,-A gneeral
meeting OF business men tonight voted
10 print and distribute the prospectus.
constitution and bylaws and subscrlp-
ton agreement or the proposed Business
and Credit Association and Investment
Company, to do the work OF chamber
Of commerce., with investent features,
which 1t is believed BY the organizers
will yield good returns.
Tho two organizations are to be lmne-
diutely cooperative the investment COM
pany bong Incorporated With ut least
llfty members, who shall subscribe ono
thousand dollars to the stock anu pay
annual dues Of one hundred dollars, each
stockholder to have one vote IN the an
nual election Of nine trustees, composing
The finance committee Of the companies,
The plan is advocated and supported
by the present Chamber OF Commerce,
and to-nights meeting was called ny
Charles Hall Davis, AUGUSTUS Wright,
i. w. Seward and Robert Cnbaniss. four
OF the most influential business men IN
Petersburg Mr.. Davis explained the
plan.
Another meeting Will be held ut tho
call of President Beckwith of the Cham
her of Commerce, who presided Tonight.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-09
DIED OF HIS WOUND.
Eddie Green Hunted for His Wife
-Four DAYS to Shoot Her.

Cuo,ndslQ-sstiIL suL o. IpIo9dS)
WILLIAMSBURG, VA, May S.-Eddle
Green, the negro who shot his wife here
last night and then shot himself, died
in the jail at II o'clock this morning.
The hIllet took effect In his brain, but
lie lived exactly sixteen hours, notwith-
standing though he never rcgained con-
sciousness His wife's wounds are pro-
nounced serious, but not fatal.
After his death. two letters were found
III the ncgro's pockets. one Addressed to
his mother, and one to the public, ex-
planning his act. It seems that his wife
left"hiln about two months ago. and went
to Hampton with another man. Recently
she returned to Williamsburg. and for
the past three or four days he has been
hunting for chance to shoot her.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-09
Fredericksburg Notes.
(specIal TO Tho Times Dispat CHI

FREDERICKSBURG. VA. May s.
Richard Shelton. son OF G. W. Shelton. OF
day while at work at saw mill In that
county. He was thrown against a run
ming saw by the breaking Ola bit, and
his head was badly cut Tho young man
was twenty-five years old
The handsome residence of Mrs. F. May
Rowlctt on Prince Edward Street, In
this city. has been sold at public auction
and was purchased by DR.. J. F. Stin for
$6.250.
Mr.. W. L. Watson. who purchased OF
Captain c.. w. Wallace the old Central
Hotel" property, on Main Street In, this
city. Is having the. building torn down
on the site,
MI. W. S. Williams, OF Philadelphia,
who formerly conducted foundry here.
plates building fuondry on the old site.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-09
Will Save Fine Ship.
Especial 10 The Times-Dispatcl

Especial TO The Times-D1spatch.)
f NORFOLK. VA. May s.-The full
rugged British steel ship Clyde. Of 1862
tons which was driven on the beach at
Chicamocomico, fifteen miles north Of
Cape Hateras, on March 9th. while on
her way from Barbados to New York
and Calcutta, was hauled fifty feet to-
ward deep water last night by the Mer-
rtt & Chapman WrecklnE Company. The
wrcckers expect to have the ship clear
of the shoals within short time. The
Clyde is one OF the finest sailing ships
afloat and seems to be yet In good con-
tlition.