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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-12
PLAN TO EXTORT s3O.00O9
SaluatiOn 4rmy Was To Be Tictim
Officials assert.

Boston, July u-What the government off,
cials assert was an elaborate plan 10 extort
$4,000 from the Salvation Army was made pub
lie late to-day when Soloman RobitCheck. an
elderly dealer in second hand clothing. Of Lowell
and Bennett Silverblatt young Lowell attorney
were brought before United States Commissioner
Hayes and held in bonds Of $1,000 each on the
charge of using the mails in an attempt to de-
fraud.
According TO, the officials connected with the
office of the United States District Attorney.
Rohtcheck either wrote secured possession Of
a poem casting grave reflections on the motives
and practices of the members of the Salvation
Army II is alleged that a copy of the verses
was sent 10 General William Booth. commander
OF the army. and addressed 10 Salvation
Army headquarters in New York. General
Booth being In London. the letter opened by
Ransom Caghill. treasurer of the army. In
closed with the verses letter in which. il Is
alleged the threat made TO publish the
verses and sell them al five cents a copy. unless
the army paid $4,000 to the sender. RobitCheck.
Silverblatt, according to the contention of the
government, acted as RobitcheCk's attorney in
the alleged negotiations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-12
TIEWS OF ITO'S ORGAN.
Paper Has No Doubt of Friendly
Sentiments of This Government.

Seoul July 1.-THE massing of the American
fleet in the Pacific. about which American pa
pers have applied to Marquis Ito for an opinion.
is semi-ofi1cially discussed by the marquiss
administration organ to-day. The paper says:
We cannot help feeling some misgiving with re-
gard TO the significance Of the intended massng OF
American battleshps in the Pacific. especially in
view OF the grandose announcement attributed TO
President Roosevelt to the effect that the navy
would furnish tho world with startling demon
straton of Americas defensive capacity. IL Is
difhcult for Us 20 accept the assurance that the
coming manRuvres do not possess any connection
whatever with the Japanese-American situation.
We regret that Washington thinks II necessary TO
take what resembles precautionary measure.
However. we not disposed to attach serious
Importance to this matter, and have inclination
TO doubt the Presidents sincerity In assuring the
peaceful nature Of the proposed manRuvres-
Neither have we the slightest doubt of the pacific
and friendly sentiments of the American govern
ment. The people toward whom Japsn's blame is
probably due the irresponsible sections Of both
nations.
Ito declines discussion regarding the sensational
agitation Of the press. His sole comment the
probability Of war is: There is no feeling in my
heart for this"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-12

Guest at Holland House Robbed an
February-TzcO 4rrests Made.

Mrs Rand. of California. staying at the Hol-
land House is said to have been victim of
jewelry robbery at that hosiery This was
learned through the arrest and arraignment OF
a man and woman charges of grand larceny
in the Jefferson Market police court yesterday
afternoon. The loss is said 10 amount To
thousands of dollars. Mrs, Rand has two sons
at the West Point Military Academy
The prisoners were Joseph Arureil. thirty-two
years old. and his wife Lizzie. twentv-eigbt
years old. of No. 222 East 50th street dia-
mond bracelet. one of the articles stolen from
Mrs. Rands rooms. was recovered in a pawn
shop at Broadway and 46th street The brace
let was valued at $4,000 and was pawned for
$50 II Eas stolen on February and pawne1
May s.
From the time the robbery was reported up
to yesterday Detective George Williams of the
Holland House, and Lieutenants Downing and
Dtefenthaler, OF the Central Office, have been az
work on the case. a diamond chain. several
rings and brooches comprise Mrs Rand's list
OF stolen jewelry.
At the Broadway pawnshop Yesterday the
detectives found the bracelet, and after some
quick work got Arurek and his wife and locked
them UP. Mrs. Rand identified the bracelet
with twenty-five diamonds IN II. "a her
property Lieutenants Downing and Diefen-
thaler asked that the be adjourned until
tomorrow morning that additional evidence
against those arrested could be submitted To the
court Bail was fixed at $4,000 In each case
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-12
JERSEY LIGHTNING" VS.. SKY BOLT.
Horse Dead, Said Doctor-Nay, Said Fire
man with Flask-Animal Gets New Life.
Inv Telegraph to The tribune ]

Morristown. y. J.. July 11-During the antics
of the lightning in a heavy shower which passed
over this city this afternoon bolt descended
upon the barn of John F. Lyons. In Cobb Place
and set fire to the building. Waves Of fame
were rolling out of the roof when the f1remen
rived The barn door was burst open and a
horse lay in the stall 10 all appearances dead
He was pulled out however, by the use of fire
hooks and ropes
veterinarian felt the animals pulse. pro-
nounced the horse dead. and gave as the cause
shock from lightning. But fireman, who car
rled with him a bottle of whiskey. commonly
known as Jersey lightning" opened the ami
mails mouth and gave 1t the contents of the
hottie which was half full. To the astOnish-
roent of the crowd the horse got up. neighed a
little and backing up 10 the hose cart, kicked
over chemical fire extinguisher. The remedy
is recommended in all cases of lightning. the
particuiar brand is said to be counter irritant.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-12
"OUID4" IN POVERTY.
English Pension of $50 u Year
Badly Needed.

London, July 1.-THE appearance of the name
Of the English novelist "Ouda' Oouise de la
Ramee) on the new list Of civil pensions for lit
erary merit occasioned some surprise here. In
quiries were at once made concerning her cir
cumstances. and from them 1t turns out that the
pension Of 500 year granted by the govern
ment is a greatly needed benefaction.
Until couple of years ago Mile. Louise de la
Rance lived at LucCa, Italy. In luxury. AS re-
suit however. Of her complete ignorance of the
value of money her resources dwindled until
she was reduced TO a state Of absolute poverty
being sometimes actually in WSnt of food Re
Gently she has been living in a milkman's
squalid cottage at Massarosa. eight miles from
Lucca-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-12
MAY BE WEALTHY MANS BODY
Eries Mayor Thinks 1t That Of His Father,
Who Disappeared Last Year.
fBy Telegraph to The Tribune

Erie Penn, July 1.-THE body Of an aged man.
supposed 70 be that of Michael Liebel, the
wealthy father of Mayor Liebel Of this city. who
disappeared about a year ago, found to-day
at Olcott Bcach. Although the body is badly de-
composed the Mayor is OF the opinion that 1t is
that of his father, because several particles of
clothing were similar to that he wore
The elder Liebels disappearance has been a
mystery although il is generally supposed he
had suffered financial losses. His estate how
ever did not depreciate in value. He was of
the best known men of Western Pennsylvania.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-12
HEARD COMJI4ND TO DIE.
Thought the Lord Wantcd Her to
XII Herself and Took Poison.
[By Telegraph 10 The Tribune 7

Wilson n c., July 11.-A1iss Molle Jackson
nineteen years old, a religious fanatic, attempted
suicide this afternoon by taking laudanum. be-
hevins that she had been commanded by God
TO XIII herself. She had tasted for seven days
saying that the Lord had commanded her to re-
Iraln from supplying her physical wants in order
10 crucliy the flesh and the worldliness in her
me young woman throughout the week
prayed almost without cessation that the Lord
would tell her what else she must Go The
answer To her prayers. she says was the COM
maud TO Kill herself After taking the poison
she was found unconscious, but the doctors now
say she is out of danger She is constantly
watched for fear Of another attempt at suicide
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-12
DREW PLANS OF FORT R0sECRANs

San Diego Cal, July 11.-A Japanese has been
arrested at Fort Rosecrans while drawing plans
of the fort Major GetcheIl says the man is not
a servant but a stranger There is a heavy
penalty for the offence Major GetcheH de-
clined to give the mans name. and would not
say what he had done with him.
Major GetCheH acknowledged that Japanese
had been arrested and that he drawing
plans OF the fort. The arrest. IL Is said
CURED two days ago. but where the Japanese
now IS and who he is Is not publicly known
Major Getchell would give information.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-12
GEORGIAN COURT NOT FOR SALE.

Lakewood. n. j.. July 1.-THE rumOr repeatedly
In circulation that Georgian Court. the home Of
George J. Gould here IS for sale caused Captain
A. NJ Bradshaw. postmaster at this place and
large property holder. 10 write TO Mr.. Could on
June % asking him to confirm or deny the report
r. [. Clowry. president Of the Western Union
Telegraph Company, sent this message 20 Mr..
Bradshaw to-day: Gable received to-day from
George J. Gould: Letter cath received. Not
word of truth in the report that my place at
Lakewood IS for sale a"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-12
RESUMES STANDARD SPELLING.
~ Te!esraph 70 The TrIbune. ]

Los Angeles, July 11.-The board of directors
~ the National Educational Association in con-
vention here, voted to-day to resume the SPELL
ing of the words through" though" and
thorough" in the standard style instead of
"thro" tho and "thoro" A resolution
adopted favoring Cleveland as the place of meet
ing in 1908.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-12
FAIRBANKS DECLINES COCKTAIL.

Spokane Wash. July u.-VIce-President Fair
banks saw Spokane in automobile to-day.
when invited drink cocktail the Vice President
declined and took a glass of lemonade The Vice.
president was the guest OF the Chamber OF Com
merce al luncheon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-12

If On pleasure, travel or vacation bent. the Day
Line trips are pertinent. Music. good restaurant.
s.e, stmbt and Exc. Colz.-Advt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-12

AFTER ALL, uSHERS The SCOTCH
that made the hishbaI famous--Advr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-12

contiposd on second .~zs-
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-02-03
Stocks - Bonds Cereals
BULL SENTIMENT
Prevailed in the Wheat Market Yester
day as Result Of Weather Condi-
tions-corn Closed Easy.

Chicago. Feb -WHEAT-Tho
market opened and active on buying
by pit traders and shorts ana through.
out the entire day the sentiment con.
tinued bullisJ. The market was
largely weather map affair II was
reported that zero weather prevailed
last night throughout Nebraska and
that the growing crop was unprotect-
ed by snow, Adyices from the north.
west told of an almost complete tie
up Of railroad traffic because of The
severe cold blizzard The weather
bureau predicted a general cold wave
oyer the principle wheat growing
states. The market alo d rived
strength from the advance AZ Liver.
pool said to be caused by the cold
wave in France and England. Profit
taking sales constituted the chief sell
ing, there b ing only few sales for
sho't accounts. The close was strong
May being up q cent
CORN-The cold weather had an of
feet on this market opposite to that
eXerted on wheat and prices wer
weak. The drop in temperature. II
was claimed will not only improve the
Of the new crop but viii
also harden he countr yroads. thus
facilitating an mcr ased movement.
The selling was general the first half
Of the session ut@hc later strength
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-02-03
BEARS ALL COVERED
When Efforts to Force Lower Prices
Failed and Slight Rallies Re.
sulted--Tone Was Feverish.

/ New York, Feb 2.-There wa.
some contraction CT activity in Tho
stock market today and resistance tC
the recent pressure was perceptibe
but the tone was feyerish and uncet
tain throughout as was shown by the
constant fluctuations Of prices. The
first part Of the day showed wide de
clines from last night and large offer.
lngs of various stocks appeared
These were taken at a low level and
prices rallied On subsequent declines
the appearance Of buying orders was
effective in the same way. This buy
ing was generally credited to banking
interests with the purpose Of eXercis
ING benevolent control of the market
and Of opposing the raiding tactics OF
the bears. Finding obstacles of this
character, to their efforts to ges
prices lower, the bears were disposed
to cover their short contracts. Most
of the losses were recovered under
thi process. The tone Of the MAJ ket
continued fevrish up to the closing
The demand did not follow mp the
advances with eagerness and the
market became dali on rallies. The
days news offered nc new develop
ments Of Importance. The first selling
was pr2fessedly based to some extent
on the seriou- tone OF public discus
sion Of the relations with Japan. An
impression was caused
by the large growth Of railroad opera
ton expenses as shown by reports of
December earnings. the increase
being sufficient in some cases to
cause a decline in the net return as
c impaired with last years. A report
was curren of an intended increase
in freight charges by trunk lines mi
the early future. The bank statement
was little regarded the cash decrease
being smaller than expected and the
loan increase causing no surprise in
view Of the sale Of New York City
bonds and subscriptions during the
week TO new stock and more issues.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-02-03
PORK
NEW YORK COTTON.
CHICAGO LIVE sTOCK.

Chicago. Feb. 2.-CATTLE-Tho
market opened steady and not very
active because Of the heavy receipts
expected Monday Prices closed as
Ter.
HOGS-The market was off about :
cents On fair amount of arrivals
and a considerable number Of hold.
overs.
SHEEP-The market va steady
with a fair demand for bota she p and
umbs.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-02-03

The undersigned having this day
been appointed receiver for he firm
of p. T., K G. NJ. Ellis. publishers Of
yhe Telegram on petition of Eugene
+, ellis granted by Judge W. n.
Butler Of the circuit court. in order to
secure an accounting from Clarence
NJ. Ellis and TO dissolve the partne".
ship, notice is hereby given 10 all con.
ccrncd hat the order OF the court
directs and commands that each party
and a.i others having IN their hands or
Edor tair control any property
drafts or other securities, BOOKS, &C.
counts, moneys or other properties
belonging 10 said firm, shall on de.
mand OF he receiver deliver the same
TO aid receiver.
The undersigned receiver announces
that he has duly qualified as such re-
ceiver and has taken into his posses,
sion the tangible property of said firm
In so far as he has been able to secure
the same and will continue the publ.
cation of the Cairo Daily Telegram as
referred elsewhere in this issue.
No ore except the undersigned Is
TO collect any moneys due
said firm and all persons are hereby
notified TO deliver over and pay to the
or such persons as h
may in writing authorize to receive
the same any property or moneys
they may have in their hands or under
their control belonging or due and
owing to said firm.
(Signedl JOHN T. BROWN.
Jan. 2Sth. 1907. Receiver
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-02-03
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

Notice is hereby given that pursuant
10 Resolution Of Board Of Directors f
Carey-lIalliday Lumber Co. a special
meeting Of the stockholders Of said
company is called and will be held At
the office Of said company in the city
e cairo Illinois at the hour Of Q
O'Clock @ ~. on the 18th day Of Feb
r1ary. 4. D.. 1897 for the purpose Of
submitting 10 a vote Of said stock
D. Id5-s she question Of changing the
present name Of said company TO the
following name tO-wit:
NATIONAL LUMBER & WOODEN
WARE COMPANY.
and Tor the purpose Of incre asing the
capital stock 10 Tso HuudTed and
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-02-03
Worlds Wine Production.

The Feuile Vinicole of France esti.
m stes tine worlds wine production in
1905 a. 3.775,oG0.o0O gallons Ea,Dpe
furnished more Than % per cent Of
the total ard Nagth and South Amer
lea about 4 per cent France holds
first place among Tie wine prod Icih@
nations. the United States ranks
twelfth
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-02-03

For love charms women u,e. among
others the loadstoue. n a woman
suspects THAT let husband is IN love
with anoi1r. woman or that be is will
ing 10 desert her, Jet her carry d small
loadstons sewn to her corset. the
husband .il become more loving than
ever EsChaH-e.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-02-03
BANK STATEMENT.
Mnnev MARKET

New York. Feb. Money m call
aominal Time loans easier. sixty
days = per cent bid. ninety days So
y So six months SO per cent Prime
paper ga TGi4 per cent Exchange
heavy. demand $50 i0G 80. sixty days
5000 90. Par silver 60
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-02-03
Notnlnn Dam

Ne Vas sandy haired sEl badly
frecEloG youth. but be had mstrl
n3ala aspirations Just the same. 80
be- proposed 10 the maid OF his choice
40. JOAN. there's nothing dom Sire
replied I'm wiling 10 marry a-
rigat- but Z want man that's al one
color"
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-02-03
NEW YORK STOCKS.

Yesterdays range of prices on New
York Stock Exchange complied by II.
"A. Jones Commission Co. l0S Com
mercial avenue
New York, Feb. 1.-THE following
was The range of prices on the New
YORK. Stock ENchanse TODAY:
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-02-03

The mt trees of tie world ccu-i.
It is ca.eaiHed. provide food al toe
yca- rc--1 Ter thc population Of The
globe n.zzIl zut- grow in s1ch pro
fuzio1 t.z- thoEzand= OF tons Of hen
are Es=ts5 every year.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-02-03

travel for mercantile house Of large
capital Territory at home or abroad
to suit If desirable the home may be
used as headquarters. Weekly salary
OF $l,00 PEI year and expenses. Adj.
dress, Joseph A. Alexander. Cairo. Ill.,
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-02-03

To have your Advertisement READ
By the greatest number Of people =
nusl aBEssS IN T1s galariA
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-02-03
NOTICE.

The City National Bank Of Cairo.
located at the City Of Cairo. in The
State Of Illinois. is closing its affairs.
All note holders and other creditors
of the Association are therefore here
by notified 10 present the notes and
other claims for payment.
J. s. AISTHORPE. Cashier.
Dated January End, 1907.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-02-03
SOUTHERN DIVISION
RE ONLY DIRECT LIMB To HEkFHH
EAsHVILLE, CEArTAEOOaA, Ar
LArTA, JACKSON WILLIE. ga
sn5 gKcKsJSViiLE

s55 gkcKs5STIiiE
"a G. o.. me Dizts Fiysr.~ nsaSsn
.a.F1 i@erd tsrtss.Ir' o..
g:4Bs E1. zFnyhfs sud Her Uslssss IA. q
q "a hes1rhl zrusits "a seapssf 81 -
O. cr 81 seu Drieanss lt 3. n.
$50 4. n. Ps1ucsn Enu ouiEs1lt.
I.aH .. m. daily. MsfuDHIs sac lss- Dssrsl
Fsst = 81 arriving . Asi1pEis o. 7sss 3. p a.
FsH Orleans 81 80 .. a.
1871 3. n, dsily, Nsfhviiir, Csstsasoz 49, &
AffaHff.
8 :.su o. nl- Fnit1u a cc8nlunudat
. res pa = 1GI ssls 49, .-e= ,----.-- spsei-
srfirs e. Memphis a. 70 g ?. n, csu UFlsss
ig - = a..
g isV. n. Faduoah trd Louy vie.
af-Fof tarenEn tIcEttsi sc. pa CAT ssuCzs.
mods tons anf further fuforlusrton EFEfs
uiinois Central Passenger ststiop, oaifc. IN
J. n. JONES, Tisksi A.
sc. HATCH, ara - -.
A. HAEsOn, FessszttT TFEnc aKnssss.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-02-03
ILLINOIS CENTRAL
Corrected to February tst, 1907.
fBE eAsT MAIL ROUTA
shortest Hao ouieksr sovssE
81 Louis & Chicag,

HH-1Tsint its~s JHigug
:5Z .. 70. Daily Chicago Nesttbuls Lflritet
arriving iu Chicago Al ~ ~ a. m conuecufi
With afternoon trains FOR al points east al,
north
2t23 y. "a. Daily ~. Loois Ftaht Liaistr
Arriving IN ~. LouiA At 7:Vs q. H., CoEnsctiA.
Al Onion station Tor All points west. Hiespip
cars open AZ s:f5 8. 10.
$500 a. m, Chicago Daylight EIpros.
eHcert Sunday, makes at stops between JAbt
ID DhicAgo, arriving IN Chicago 81 $50 :. n
stiO @. H.. NJ. Louls Morning. HEgrsss
except sunday, arriving In ~. Jonis At ii'r
making all stops.
lib a. m. ~. LOuis fEHt Nj AFT arr
Ing IN 81. Lonis ~ $500 o. IA.
II:I5 n. M. Chicago Midday SpsciH
striving IN Chicago, $50 ?. NJ.
2.35p. m. Dnfiy -. Louis Limited, ar.
irving IN ~. Louis ~ SOS p. ~, connecting
Union station FOR Z snsAs City, Umhha, Den
YER San Francisco and All points vest.
2:36 d. N. Afternoon Express for Odib
Efnnrhsm, Nation, Tolons, Champaign. Oh
cHfo
b:IOp. N. Tbebes accommodates.
1918 y. m. Chicago and Eastern Ess
press arriving IN Chicsro A. 10 q. m indisi (,
apolis 7:B Cincinnati, 7;so .. m, B1psio f:i
,. m. Ee- Yort 7:se .. n. glssping ears
Chicagr,
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-02-03
lost.

LOST-Brindle Bull PUPS months
old-bluc ribbon around neck
answers to name of Rebel. Return to
pr McNemer and receive reward
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-02-03
statesmen WANTED.

AGENTS-Sell our Reservoir Dust
less floor and carpet brushes in
stores, schools, residences, public
buildings hotels halls; field IN,
limited reduce dus, % per cent ac-
tual test Gold Medal at st, Louis
Weld Fair strictly guaranteed;
bis ma sin and great seller; oppor.
unity to build great trade: exclusive
territory. no competition Milwaukee
Dusless Brush Co, Milwaukee Wis.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-02-03
HELP WANTED MALE.

WANTED-Young men and boys to
sell goods on passenger trains out of
Cairo. Desirable day runs, Van Noy
News Co, Fourth and Halliday.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-02-03
FOUND.

Mouse cOlored mule.
owner can procure same from james
Meehan.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-02-03

Tee best n sTvaEB ne eAczHsss
Advertisers as tss azIsttz
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-02-03
HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

WANTED-A good cook Apply at
once to Mrs. John Halliday, 901 Wal.
nut street
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-02-03
THE PEOPLES COLUMN
aa,A. ssr s,isAait,sa nsslasa.

JHs lAs1tiun. Ser word. access III
Three Insertions ger word -. .SZH
One Week, por word ..,......-. .5O
GEs Month, yer word. .....,-... IL
Ma 4avartisADegY taa&rts6 fSr lcas
,AaE swwR&y.5vs eeArs
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-02-03

paesnnnnre For Nsr York AID caste
dSSoHyCiS cities should besr in 90
that the Illinois Central r. the quickest. o ~
By many hours leaving Cairo At T:ls p. N. q
arrfving IN New York Al 7 40 the second day
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-02-03
WANTED.
AGENTS WANTED.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. or lady to
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-02-03
Alexander
National
Bank
Commercial Ave. and Eighth street.,
CAIRO, ILtiNoIa

Accounts OF corporations and iRdivie.
uals especially solicited. Mxesargs
hrnished to any part OF the wsrl&
Sharp County record., 1907-03-29
WaniAh OF Il,

"Dd tho firemen have trouble In
reseuing her from the burning build.
ing'"
u should think they did, sibe post.
lively refused TO be taken out IN her
waist had been buttoned behind -
Milwaukee Sentinel
Sharp County record., 1907-03-29
SeltproscrvatIon.

Wealthy Old Gent-What' Marry
my daughter' You are being support,
ed by your father
sultor=YeH, sir but my father 10
tired Of supporting me, and thought
I'd better get into another family
Sharp County record., 1907-03-29
Sailors Life
on
Shipboard
7 II
LII E
By Mrs. Chas. D. Sigsbee

Dv WISs OVdSs % OIySDtc
Wife Of Admiral Tells How Mod
ern lack" Spends His Time
Corporal Punishment on Man-of-
War a Thing Of the Past-Good
Libraries Provided A Sailors
Duties--Wednesday Is Mending
Day-When BEST Girls" Come
Aboard-7O Per Cent. OF Navy
American Born - How Sailors
Amuse Themselves - Mascots
Are Popular.
Sharp County record., 1907-03-29

Supper Ia ready at 8 or $3.50 and
work and play arc both ended by 7i30,
The men thon after tho usual piping,
take down their hommocks and sling
them for the night, At nine o'clock
they are plped down and tattoo" Ia
sounded This means turn in," 10
Jack makes ready for the night,
In few minutes the buges blow.
The lingering reverboratlon Of taps"
Is hcetd and the sailor closes bis eyes
In slumber