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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-10-03
aiNr FoH THE WlarER.
Best Pot % WhHs yssstssss it isa
6scc corossicr


sins extracts nav be rut away f1r
winter while The msrs IA ia good eou-
5itio1. Mint ssuee with sprinz izzt
% with m4tton may then ha made st
1zy season with gssasiaa THE m-t
isaTes m2y be- dried and the extract
5oslAa out when desired. ~ the ex
trace made now and bosilsd for ain
ter To make mint caerriss oF goose
berries fo- use Is Tfrte- try meshod
th1s IS recoarezdA6 Tha ad
white cherries ray be Used and &c ne
leaves d. aos coaaT greed auy reze
table cc3ar 5ther auarg 0s washed
freah u'rt leaves with e1oEsh baslinz
wAtHr % cofes tksm for hzlf az hszl.
strain ihroagh casesecioth. squeezing
he lsaves to s4tfact all the iaiua Use
peaHa oi sugar 10 eash perm nt ex-
tract and bosi to thsek sifup Tun
he 5osfng siFup 0Ter large mttec
Rhiie caerries LET Il stand oTes
night tis1 strain. beat the ssrun ara
turn over he fruit agair TIE third
ias strain bosl 1he sifuR turn j ores
tte ffE1t 114 seal
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-10-03

corporation operating a chain NJ
auick.Ianch n1nma thrnurhnaf Mr..
aatian muaes a feafnra 81 taia uis.inu
sign. TIPS nraMailsa Yanx nsn
exclusively are employed as wniiars
Az "a branch near Union sqnara han.
dFe'is 1f women arr dnnng sha aann
aAr patrons The manager sara fAat
sincu fne 1rFier ahnilahIng ens aas
been q iirca the aa.ir anmba- az ..r
sons served has Increased greatly
fairnna are respectfully reauastai
aat to d'srasarI ghls rzle hn r.
narxaa. as g is ear desire thar al 81
tzaated lnlcrmlg and ehls becumes
impossible when aps are coaas
aHncaa
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-10-03

We should Te4r rueoers EliH-eser
ae heed them a1d laka thau o. ar
aeon SIS we c1u Tbe feef mukf 30
sspt Haru and 1fI- l4i1uus pfy-
siclan % reported a. saFlnE lhaL 4ls
ilcoue would tuirdia 70 1zlf -
zomea keat thelr feet Harms ana it
nay 8e adHe1 that wouEn's 1hznce
81 being q comfortable soul sal siit
F@fsnn fu asra sfnHnn wonla ua m
rored 1y three halves u ste raaid
rear The rtgai kind Of shoes care Coz
hem and bee e lfofefif ara
10 haFe everybody eise DO .zle a4us
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-10-03

A delightful kitchen faruiEaHi fur d
5ride Recently has pale yellow wells
and white WoedNofE Toe 1oar s
covered with eroua aud shlie 1ii
s.1th and f8e u1fs and uzns are rf
3iue ard Haite eaampl The Hashfuhs
sre covered H1th ahiie liIcluih and
she tahie is enAmelsd Ellte snd has
class tun 81 the aiuaua .s q cufrail
q white muslin With q coin sDat .
1zie reilbu
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-10-03

10 eaeD cake fresh cut s slios OF
sew bread sb0uf IN Inch ealrk znd
ulacs 70 the siu aiih tae caket shas
#il aeiB e teea thH eaEa H=ozh sar
nme dine Ths bread must hs e.
aewed whru stale An apDle placed IN
tae czks.tiu vlii answer ne same gar
1ose IS the brad. and should also 81
aueaad c1am Ima 70 Emr
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-10-03

Beii q chiesea auti ssadir 1saf it
aud rho1 6re Nash and als enn-
ful ~ rec pm e into 3 uuf ennaiuinr
3uf ara on butter and 81 u q tsa min.
Ites. Idea add some chopped luua.
toes 1Hi0ns. saii add ssiii powder 70
tase Pour sii prer sha rsiiesau add.
ing seme 81 he 8foth from he soul
PAT aFer fhe dre 1ntl rarg hut and
serve Add Il v1u Ike mushrooms
aud peas e the ather vegetables
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-10-03

fssezssd ihe atastIhs asefe - szs 90
m
TIE steHirf nses H lhe reuo9fs
was sDplemenlea 1f reports of 1hA
iHtersfste commerce commission
WtitA ststea fhal l1 lhe sst dfe wears
zssfs tresrassags has been Hlied
lipi ~ ~ lhst slaughtered aiFBf were
iramts gf il as shorn that TIE
T nie-ify we-e e ne cltss ~
slfriszs rraares rhes- saerarce 81
msth uirea wits Erisasnas
A. Army q vsofsais
Rer-es1tztife1 81 .he Baltimore g
Ohio railroad reported ID ne CONFER
aat@ fhsi k aof1as % lie reris OF
sbesa conssilnie ens of ihs most srf-
ons problems Hltil Nhieh lhe road
bad ls aesi 0shszs ~hs ~ere o5mpa-
tent g testify asserted fhsf from one
hsii r. ttrea-f0uffhs q aii tresrs
aere sfenHs
u was aa.pa iha on the nalii
1aofe q Chic aeeideats czHsea 1y
tramas were 1ot .1lgaauent and thaf
The r1bbirg 81 rAre lseiehi Hers ana
s,ziia1s eas d almcsi aalit occ1r
renes
laiHss HcCaes president 0f fhe
peanssivsaia railroad declared that
he 80 4aeFanis sr4essed sa his road
Tor tfespssinE g 1905 we4e bat
snall pereeniaga 81 rhe ragIanfs com
sisnisy ,favaiiss over fhe PsnusslFs-
MIA SYSTEM.
conferente r. Minneapolis
At ihe Minneapolis conference iul-
sci steps aefe sEea Is establish
rsilensl TsssaHes committee aaieh
-fii nsre as iia vorE rHa ssudr of
Tananry and tte recommendation oi
measufes for shH reduction 0f rag
r4aEF and E1r ne m0fe rstisHal assist
anee 1f taa hnaast Havfarer aat of
aofs lls He1d refs large and BE-
eana Eenezai snowiedea 81 the resl
facts 81 raEpnrs Is s limited fhe ef-
FEET 81 tiie eommiftesa Hork riii prob
ably aot - Immediately aDDanent
YET e "a esideat that nuch lhonehf Is
lo-dss oeins given q she Question Of
ere 5sblies duls to 80 vaefant snd
of lte rsuaufs 5anesf I'd lae 1ablic
Professional BsfemsHeFF hare eTp-
sie1 or q the uams or sae habo.
as ae D aaoFe famlllarF Eaown Dir-
tlies4ue aappg zo-iaess soldier 81 for
lune Possibly aae tramp ia Ihou-
san9 saslass llls pleasant o8acab.
tca Hrl .hde aho Eaoe fhen an
harH nr .liBmons about fne thousands
or rzEIlafs whe roam orer fae esnn.
ty in elites penpaa eeanfalig re
UId ne umn aroleaaf as Ehar
aasa ai lae salafea alemrss n samIc
woeAies SIT e 3 7srF different rsth
la1ss eae dTe q ainig settled as.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-10-03

irlefs TheTe ha Asaa1 IA aris
uenace q ttesrasses steals and
s1metes even rrarhs rzfrosa
fzls ara Commits zssauH 81 maT1eF
A. iseissrs as HssNzy.
An arzsH as B4As m tha
FarsssiTszs ees e.
ae1 h~s acn faln crews are in
darzsr ffen trsurs In tAss case 81
was "a nsros 5reriH that
tie carnage ursifinr w or ave men
he hs7 ana lniafi eas s
hen 10 aaelg has ag 4a Bs
tted
LN igefzAr ffasHs were aton sn
leave RitsNsg wher he coadacfoF "
une q tem f1an naa sing nnn
ite aa ~ tcrear TIE r7ers N rs
fHp fra51s whsa af o esecs ihe
uar fta m aaFeniig uc#trlars
70 ucrs Hie semst L, u in dTrak-
ez sfatnr I1 hfs Ineses was 5esils
wfh TIE lsitre1 tbc1zht II "
whsk Ths bostls Was taken from
re tfam a engirsr wlo
either dr0psed 81 th7ea t.ca lhs car.
liarnsaisfssg Il ared agnE eTere
1ai1
Hshe- Jeper1s or Rail
To really eveFvoaa H. rzesufe e
hcbe7 -ins 99 freight train Is
fsuIsr axz il tskes onlv nit
aze's thsakfs 70 grasp tile fstg lhas
The ailfras ore fhe mess r1ln2ale
asses IA the tfauns szisienee. A
ifaan eaan8s renalna a tfamb lann ur-
ess e can uoFe slsssi ard :
ssFaFs rn Whenever be raaes
Thss ihe holo derenas ntar ihe
FaiifUads te 81 from ciiy t. city ana
ffou state to state He cannot uay his
lare. Farelf having noneg So a steals
his ffass ard there6s beconas a Tres
Eassef II riaesseailtg csH Sc pre-
Feniea raElancs viii receire iis
desthbbr And that is the ug uton
Whiea rhe effort tn disazrd ne afmr
oi yagEanis Is % BE- hung
Cooperation ls Aecesssry.
Naturally enough the railroads nave
always been ankions 10 stop 'fee
rides TIE ffesp2seefs nol infre-
sueutlr steal valuable uacksges 1f
freight damage cars interfere allh
signal anf switching app4ratus and a.
lines attack and seriously iniufe en-.
piofes BiH i hss bean Impossible TO
nske anf heaeUav sEeias rtae-
stealing Bscanze the tresusssefs II
4etected and arrested are fareiv pHn-
isHsa oF oaanty % taEa officials Bot
sfe aHst gfaeFea sa meFe On. ahieh
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-10-03

10 9Be Dinr cream SD one glass or
sherrw WIne. one cup confectionery
qiEar and the iHlcs 81 one lemon
Whip cream add sugar. ane. and
iemuu whl1 81 g minates sad seEse
- 80. 80 lads dnesfl
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-10-03

rne t.neWensieln 81 sffaeim. The
auu Naalihieat Cathnilc no.
'euaa ll ihe Cernan empire az fha
ase al 3 Fears aas Iasf
be- Dominican afder 81 BEND.
lE nue5ea
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-10-03
noNunENr 70 loAn snlr,..
Statue y 1anszsennss Foanuer Re
1<rtiy Unpeasd-

NasAirEso1 1-Te soe.ais fo- fha
Prese-vaiiaa of Virgins AniilmfiHs
1zs unas-raEeE 70 aHEnars1r rate citing.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-10-03

MEANS lhas they h1ard tha next freight
train that e5mes along.
ThaH 70 accomplish results. gaere
must s. cooperation between railroads
and authorities TO obtain this "a.
operation Fefai charity organizations
are 8lanniae a national educational
canipaign and HGli seak 10 havs ase.
auaie iesisiaton enacis8 sud lhe laws
enforced The asilrosds .hfnnrh lhelr
regalsr employees and ihroash tae.r
nolice departments VII vors Ia aar
mony with fhe charity organizations
Acute 'r Essisrs stasss
The uamr problem Is gecriiasg
scnte In tha eastern states This ~
erase number of iressa siilea ~
aTery 100 miies g track ia Sc raaa.i
States is l6 perons la Ihe aanu
81 stafes .aciudlns Loaislaua raxa-
and Sew aeNea the proportion SAN.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-10-03

30
-1
A A' ahe saaae iinae theg aTe aEs
e Z. csas With ne qzestieasteca1se
~ tha eAiR1se iaFniTed Ia the prose
eaea a1a ifarisfnment @ pfsneers.
ltailn afoIs o1 lfeigks tfa4A AZ
e Village it "a meea easier ana
eaFaieF ifF me Village constable ~
aef q NJ f9Fn ia II Aears liam
is q f ne ifamp -n lail ana feed
laf tsn cars Ihls nove 0n1
9f1sF feileTes ile ieRn e thar 1as
HaN W soHie osheT toTn ssts him
aAA sarae uzher irarr y uEisadAs IA
siH sr manIsF uIcn ths town that
ssEi the trst one .w6x
7scrtts censssagly Gers.
So & goes Oh interfinatt. E9esv
Tfsr tte nuHter q w1nas~ers sith-
o17 aTailstse means q sutfort IS to-
creased lg new recruits THE hahst u
laltness ezte ooaifsstec Is rareir
atznasned axceFe 11dsr eoastzsssa.
Ihls ec7aF isioE ss nes leea sctssss
rs SEPARATE uoaahuniiiss II wiil
probably aa1e I'd IT, BFuarfs abo1s ~
zesie e national setioa
RsiiroaG poliee departments have
ascr ns1tisle1 s. sos1tss 1;e fo-
FaefantN As this goes orlF sAart
SHY 7 tfemn "a arrested 5f Is
lise@fS@a A. ceaff Re- lesson i q
.iliie sai1e ae e Len isee g resame
selis'ie Tbs aaln1e fo Ha1-
T." lh cases nat ~ 'sia 70 the
-'s ehiFase i1efeia3e = ls
6hi tis eAl n M1in-
-.Ae i..s af q 'easf part g it .
a.sl Z 1ne sie
tsa suggested is e1-
-Vitea 'at'7 fofs s73s James j
.a'i+ 81 l'iF nisaf Npfttell f. More
te 'lsA aii .he ether ierrofs q .
w e e@ tfsihp 4ere se1
.se- -lae HN1aiif % 1iet 1i .
a q ea'- PFC -2io7e
ls ~as i''-ssea ai9he. lhe eng Woaia 9e
p ile eolsiflfiion o. so9a
.teus pi0 'e &C gs romfeaiins
W t'eian 70 9issk sio1e 0heei
a' q "a nAnAi tais ~tih ate
-io,s's'.el1 q sne criminal laws 1y
si'e - e-tii'lisiss =olia lin1zplF
-'sa @ ia s7s'isiaeip' salu-
= a'o9.siA
-esis'~t'en Sesststea-
As'iieea i'.ieeinen 100 aAte bad
.a e
''e = ''''.-'as''f 7a','eai'-s 7i EN-
.o'eea ae-a. ~ AH Aiil Bay
sif esA t''" can ~e nave eaicfcea
u'' .oi ia'Hl nen 'Hi'o' 'Fsauiza-
.ip'A a4'e Ai 'o~efiNi e7l-
-il'rHi a-elAs =sfshA sois e pfls1a-
sis aep aanfs' men 81 iaiR 4ais
hs 'i l' Hor
sat 1o
81 - p'He'ili 9os'aeie e -lt Pm
.o'eea -eiH 79iatien 2 ne fas-aufy
pieaieA
'H s.iN'eAaeli . 'oiiee li Que
q aif a- -'Tia Hhes ssss ilai Sue
sira'es, D'aN 20 tasi -iigt Heaia -
~ essa 91 ne -esisai'ife % efefg
s@ Z 'a ' tesies 9u
-Ae iAii e ras OF liiiqea At
Rs A .lis a't ar tailp eaf
Ael = PUNISHED ieF siH'liit 9ihs %
aie plNptis. ol 9 taiifpan EAp1Ea be
san ae i.i'is''ea 'oF stealing iaes
'izns e ne 7snHsy'vanis.
THE PeaHsy'vaHia aailnaa has sai
uuf 70 perfect rhe organization 81
aelidlsep epHHef police isnaf-mear
Member ~ -1iE rcral grllc- trr--
~ill tFavei sIUng Ihe road NJ bofh pas
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-10-03

disappeared. aud It is uuw ased. ssus.
eailr IN tbs fnrm of chooalntas 81
exhausted business men and even So
soldiers on fhe ara Of haftie
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-03-21
POSTMASTER
BLUE A SUICIDE
SHOT HINSEIF BEFORE NOTICE
or REAPPOINTNIFNT
ARRIVED.

Grafton w. Va. March 21.-CoI
B. r. Blue. postmaster at Grafton
w. Va. committed suicide early
this morning az his home by shoot
ing himself lie was Union vet
eran and was more than GO years
old. Mr.. Blue was widowor and Is
survived by two sons.
Recently DR. Ernest Love was
appointed postmaster to succeed
colonel Blue, but he was NOT con
irmed. 1t is stated that Colonel
Blue brooded over not having been
reappointed, but since his death IL
is reported that a letter addressed
to him from Senator En,ms aaa
received. telling him that he would
be reappointed
IL is stated that Colonel Blue had
been charged with holding cam
paign documents I'm tho r".o just
before the last election $50 Doc
was continued ia the oG r.ndiu
an Investigation
No charge was brought AFFECTING
the finances Of the office. He was
we'll TO do and was once merchan.
at Grafton
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-03-21
THE SWAN CO.

Undcrtakcrs and FuucI9
Directors.
Prices Reasonable. Salts
faction guaranteed
Day Phone. 1876: NIGH
Phone 1881.
Telephone Building, Bland
Street.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-03-21
BROKE MRS.
EDDY'S WINDOW
HARTFORD WOMAN GOES IN
SANE OVER CHRISTIAN
SCIENCE.

Waterbury, Conn. March I'll
Her mind unhinged by Christian
science theories. Miss Margaret Blum
ach, OF Hartford, who disappeared
rom her home I'm the capital city
everal days ago, was found dazed
nd acting violently in the rear OF
Pleasant View, Mrs. Mary G. Eddys
home, in Concord, \. Y, Saturday
morning, shortly after midnight. She
had a cudgel in her hand and had
broken glass i'm the rear of the house
awaling the caretaker and Lewis c.
Strang
He forcibly elected the woman
no other course being feasible. and
after a struggle gave her into the
custody of the city marshall. The
ether inmates i'm the house, now
thoroughly aroused, identified tn,
woman as one who tried TO get in
by the front door a short time be
fore.
She had gone into Concord ON a
late train and loitered about the city
Ell night until she must have been
contain the inmates OF the house had
retired. She stoutly insisted thai
she was herself the only woman in
the world who at great distances had
rerfect Interchange Of mental
bought with the divine Mary and
that she came all the way from
Hartford with a mission and a mes
sage to the head of the Christian
Scientists.
IL want to run down these stories
Of her death and representations OF
her on daily drives" she said.
Miss Bluntach has been restored
to Hartford, where she was for yeas
much respected teacher in tn,
West Middle School.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-03-21
\. ! N. MH0ijoIk&Western
Janualy 6, 1907.
Schedule In Erect

Leave Bluehold 80 n. IN. for Ro-
lheHe' Lyhchburg. Norfolk aud nil
poihts on the shenandoah division
tuilmdn sl0etor to Roanoke and No.
lh"ho 10 New York, Via lIaRmstown
tarlor car Roanoke TO Norfolk.
10 a. IA. daily for Roanoke and
intermediate points
z ;bb p. m. for Roanoke md Lynoh-
ourG ana Intermediate stations and
che Shenandoah Valley. Phlladolphia
ana New york. Sleeper TO Philadel-
phi0 Roanoke TO Richmond.
$3.50 D. IN, for Roanoke, Lynch.
burg. Richmond. Norfolk. Pullman
sleeper East Radford TO Norfolk and
Lynchburg TO Richmond. Cafe Car.
Trains arrive at Blueneld from the
east at 5S, a. m, 2;10 y. M, $40
p I'M, and 500. p. m.
From the west at 500 IA. IN. $40
"a nm 3.96 y. IN. and S:1S p. m.
Leave Blue1eld at $40 y. m. for
Kenova. Columbus and all points
west and northwest Pullman sleep
ers for Columbus and Cincinnati, O.
Cafe car
A:0S a. m. for Keuova, Cincinnati
Portsmouth. Columbus, ST. Louis.
Through Pullman sleepers to Column
bus Cafe car.
Af'NNN " ~ 81 III anu so ID
daily for Tazow0li Norton, and all
stations on Clinch Valley division.
Arrive from Norton aud all uolntA
ON the Clinch valley division 20 2:40
and 7:66 p. In.
Leave $3.50 a. IN. for 6eIova and
intermediate Btatlons Via Wayne.
Leave 600 and 2:iO p. m. for
WEIGH and intermediate stations.
Tor pOCahontas $3.50 "A. IN. 1908
m 2:I0 p IN and $40 IN. Ar
rive from Pocahontas at 500 n. m.
1:05 y. M. and Sis p. IN.
For Bramwell, leave Blue4ield b: so
IN, 9:08 m, 2:40 y IN and $40
ID m.
Can on agent Norfolk Hnc Western
Railway. for tick cts maps, and addi-
uonal Information.
W p. BBVILL, q. p. A.
Roanoke, Va.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-03-21

WONDERS

On good journalistic authority
there is Connecticut landlord who
is an expert sandwlchmaker or ham
cutter, whichever he may prefer to
be called. He says that he can, and
often has, cut meat for $50 sand
wiches from a 12-pound ham He
told the story with pride. and it was
printed in his local paper with more
pride and reprinted in a New York
paper with awe and admiration. yet
30 cannot be believed that this is
any extraordinary feat I'm hamcutting
and sandwichmaking.
In some Of the Providence res
taurants there arc cutters and trim
mcrs who are undoubtedly capable
.of making up $50 sandwiches from
Ia 12-pound ham, and when they have
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-03-21

done IL here lis ham enough left To-
pTo ae minced ham a Ia gneschof-
'pteiieidchen Tor The next days menu.
TO say nothing OF The bone. which
is generally worked over into ham
soup for the second day thereafter.
And once thore was church bazaar
at which tho chairman OF The supper
directresses made ST. sandwiches
from an 11-pound ham. and had
enough left so that she considered
1t worth while 10 take the remnant
home with herr Providence Journal.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-03-21
NEW ELECTION
PRECINCT.
WEST VIRGINIA.;

At a County Court continued and
held Tor the County OF Mercer at
The Court House thereof. on Wednes-
day the 18th day Of December. 1906.
M THE MATTER or ESTABLISH
iNI A NEW ELECTION PRE-
CINCT IN EAST RIVER
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-03-21

That Mark Twain, when last in
Washington, was only joking when
he talked TO old friends as &c ne did
not expect to live much longer and
that he was prepared TO go is de-
monstrated by the fact that he has
just accepted the plans for a Fine
villa TO be built ON a largo tract OF
land he owns near West Hgddinr.
Conn. The villa has been designed
by a son of the humorisCs chum.
William Dean HoWells. and frs pat
termed after that in which ne lived
for so long a time I'm italy with bis
Wife and daughter, who are now
dead. The estate Is said to- be am
that Mark Twain saved out OF the
wreck of his fortune caused by tho
disastrous failure several years ago
of the publishing house I'm which ho
had a proprietary interest Mr..
Clemens let everything except his
estate go TO settle the debts of the
firm, and then he resumed his hard
work again, out of which he has
accumulated another comfortable
fortune. His wife had dreamed OF
duplicating on the estate the charm
ing villa i'm which She had spent $50
many happy days with her devoted
husband under the bright skies Of
italy, and it is said that Mark Twain
ie eraofip., Tho ,-fTf. r,cra ae "a ru.rI-
of rcvercntial respect for her than
for his own comfort Washington
Herald
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-03-21
REAVY LOSSES AT SEA
MORE SHIPS WRECKED THIS
WINTER THAN SINCE
800.

Weather conditions adverse to ma
siners the world over have increas-
ed the average fatal or costly wrecks
since January TO an extent of loss
of lives and property not equaled
since the disastrous winter of 1899.
This series of wrecks-in which the
dreadful fatalities of the Larchmont,
at The eastern heoR of Long Island
sound; the sinking of the channel
steamer Berlin, bound for Holland,
with practically all OF her passen-
gers and crew, and the destruction
of the French warship Iona. at Tou-
Ion, with loss of 100 lives. resem-
bling the blowing up OF the Maine
are the most prominent followed a
most disastrous 12-month, the cal
eudar year 1906
I'm that period 10 ships were lost
in the Atlantic Ocean alone. with
257 lives. on the Pacific 4, with SO
lives. On the Great Lakes or Amer
lea. 1926 Dives.
This years. list began on January
Z with the loss of the Prinz Waldo
mar, a tourist steamship Of the Ham
burg-American Line, in the harbor Of
Kingston, Jamaica, the wreck being
due to the destruction of lighthouses
and channel marks by the disastrous
earthquake there. No lives were
lost
The great disasters of this year be
IN with the loss Of the Larchmont
= steamboat of the JOY Line, from
Providence for New York. She was
sunk through a collision with the
schooner Knowlton off Watch Hill,
r. I. OF course the passengers and
crew. numbering i'm all more than
100, only a few survived the des-
perate struggle 10 make land i'm small
boats, with a furious wind blowing
Some boats were swamped; others
that lived brought to land only the
frozen bodies of passengers who at
tempted to escape in their night
clothing.
Equally schCclling was the loss of
the British steamer Berlin. She left
Harwich, England. for Rotterdam,
Holland, and had almost made hdr-
Dor at the Hook of Holland in a
freezing gale when she foundered.
Lilesaving crews, unable to make
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MANY VESSELS WRECKED
IN MANY PLACES.

among the "war-heads" of her tor
ipedoes.
In February. 1899, the greatest
number of losses of that year were
reported. Several steamships. in
Guiding the Avon, Allegheny and the
Port Melbourne, from Atlantic ports.
were lost. Sailing vessels by scores
were sunk The Hamburg-Ameri-
can liner Bulgaria was abandoned at
sea.-New York World.
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TOO POOR TO
BE WICKED

Pittsburg wants it understood that
some really good men" live there.
OF course not everyone in Pittsburg
is rich. Some are so poor they can't
afford to be really bad.-Kansas City
Times
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