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Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-03-26
A Sad Account.

The Zion City News accoun
of the fire that destroyed the
home and suffocated the 2 year
old child of Mr.. and Mrs. E. L.
Brown, will be read with inter-
est by the many friends of Mr..
Brown who read the Enterprise.
The News of Friday, March u,
says:
Zone of the most terrible occur.
RANGES in the history of Zion
City took place Wednesday af-
ternoon, when the two-year-old
baby boy of Mr.. and Mrs. E. l..
Brown, corner Salem Boulevard
and Gali1ee Avenue was suffocat-
ed in the burning home of its
parents.
The fire originated from a
hard coal stove, which possibly
may have exploded causing the
conf 4gration. The alarm was
given by some children who nc
ticed smoke in the house, and
they told Mr.. Brown, who
with his wife, were at the elect
rio station just across the road.
Mr.. Brown hurried to the
scene, and on opening the door
he found the house filed with
smoke and fumes from the coal.
His wife came with him and at
tempted to enter, but was driven
back by b e smoke; b II
Mr.. Brown reached the sleeping
child, which now was 10 the
sleep of death, and brought it
out to the air. The neighbors
soon gathered, and together
they worked to resuscitate the
baby, but in vain. The little
one was out of all danger IN the
fold of the God who gave it being,
The sympathies of all in the
City go out to the heart-broken
parents in this hour of deep
darkness and cruel bereave-
ment."
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-03-26
The Leader Changes Management

Mr.. E. M. Henderson, Of Sylvania arrived
in the city with his wife and two children yes
terday, and will take charge Of the Fitzgerald
Leader tomorrow Wednesday, March 9th.
1t is not yet definitely settled whether or
not he will own the paper and plant or will
simply take the editorial N Management of the
paper on a salary.
Mr.. Henderson was superintendent of an
oil mill at Sylyaua and will not fnd running
newspaper entirly unlike his old j>b-plenty of
noise and large net receipts.
We welcome Mr.. Henderson and bis family
to the best town in Georgia and we welcome
editor Henderson to the Journalistic field.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-03-26

Lost, strayed or stolen One
dark bay, mare mule, weighing
about eleven hundred lbs; when
last seen had on set of buggy
harness and DISAPPEARED from our
lot at Beach, Georgia Return of
mule, or information that will
lead to her recovery will be
suitably rewarded.
Mcmillan & Co.,
36'4 Beach, Georgia.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-03-26
DR.. {. w. AUNGAT@
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,

General Surgery and Diseases OF
the Digestive system specialties.
From ID p. m. of each day ex-
cept Sunday the poor whites of the
city will be treated free at Office.
Office and residence 80 South Grant
Street.
FITZGERALD. GA,
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-03-26
FOR RENT.

5 acre tract with 4 room house
near Roanoke School house.
5 acre tract with small 2 room
house 4 mile west of city.
Small building suitable for store
with counter, showcase and shell
yes at 40 s. Main street.
/. WETTSTEIN, JEWELER.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-03-26
FITZGERALD, GA.
PIANOS AND ORGANS.

[ can repair or rebuild your
Pianos and Organs.
/ have all the necessary tools
and material of every kind
for the work. Tuning a spec
ialty. I can save you money.
Write or phone No. 1888.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-03-26

Editor Ship. of the Cordee Rambler, IS
apointing the accusing finger at Americas We
are expecting to hear something from h m
every day.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-03-26

W. R. SKINNER, Fitzgerald Ga.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-01

N'st "t@Fs shttNn'Ne 1FfAtfNsf
CINCINNATI. May I.-Pcrhaps
= years ago a woman said goodhy
70 = very fine dream and went to
work. She wasn't woman then -
inst a biz Of Eirl
Cora Dow. or NJ. @. Dow. druggist.
chemist aud importer. AZ she IL
known In the business world. want.
ri 70 be a musician. q singer a
grand opera star. II you Wish But
there came a crisis in business al.
faifH tnAt forced her % become tho
head OF family and assume tho
management Of a little drug shop
on Firth ST.
There Il where the first cut rate
drug shop In the Queen city had is
blr.--
The story Of the growth Of that
business IL story Of quick think
ing. fcariessnees. aKxrensiyenesa.
flEhglnx ability. for 80 whole
weight q the powerful drug trust
wAs turn@d upon aer. she TOOK
chances that the average man
would not take. She had q sort 81
philosophy that said III 90 tn 20
smash ! can start over again Shs
opened res stores on permanent
corners when money vas 10 scarce
that she even DID her own innl,or
work for a time. she catered 70
women. She filled her stores with
flowers and bright thinEs, shs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-01
FRAUD

NEW YORK. MAY Sensational
results have quietly followed the n.
quiry BY tho district attorneys Of
flee into the recent election OF III
reetorn OF the New York Life tunuF 6
ance company.
George a.. arrunhein, manassr OF
the international foliefhuidefH
committee, was himself arrested At
Albany and put aboard train for
New York
acruEham IL charged with eeps
spiracy and he was the third man
Identified with the International
Policy hoidrrs' committee 70 be
taken into custody stnce noon fess
terday. The others are Charles Stir
rup aud Charles y Darlington
They are specifically charged
charged with having nniAW fully
connpired together fer The pefHefs
sion and obstruction % the due ads
miuistration % the laws ~ the stats
81 New York with relation % the
eiection % tho directors 81 the Nsw
YORK isite Insurance company
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-01

NEW YORK. May lit will
net eaiy be a Wedding AZ which
snowy heads viii prevail. but will
b the wedding Of a civil war gen.
efai to the widow 81 a civil war
admiral Gen. Nelson A. Miica viii
b beat nan AZ the marriage Of
Gen. Jas q Wilson, IS. 90 Mrs
MARI II Nicholson. 90. In mid May.
Gen. Wilson vas colonel Of The ~
tseuth Illinois cavalry and serving
under Grant. when he met Admiral
Nicholson. Who was then an Off
Ger under Admiral FarraSut, and
became biz fast friend
PLEASING EFFECTS on
ARlNTO. go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-01

thur l.. Day. we shall have 70
deal IN very high temperatures and
treasures. and II may end hy our
all being blown up hut II Ne
avoid that we hope 10 discover
some interesting things about the
crust Of the earth.
Tho new geoDhysioal laboratory
has been located at a safe distance
from residential Washington II
~ thousand feet from the near.
est car line. and there IL only one
house within that range.
Other reasons than the danger OF
explosions led 20 its isolated loca.
ton. IL was necessary to remove
II from the danger Of electrical
and Earring Influences. In order
further 10 do this. ths building IL
constructed ON specially Insulated
foundations. and with no oonneo.
ton between It's walls aud floor.
The walls are anchored IN deep
sand. and the floor OF each room
~ a cement island set IN a lake Of
airy sand
This branch of Mr. carnegie's
institution has already solved one
problem II has made quartz glass.
It's Becoud problem Is still un.
solved. namely. what II Portland
cement. and Why
The new laboratory, with its
volcano machines. will begin to DO
business this month.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-01

seattle. $4,000, A. }. Darnum. Jay
G. Allen.
leilingham Warehouse company.
Of nelllngham, 100000, E u.
Deming, A. w, Deming, .. NJ.
iifoaaeuu
The neehe company. Of Seattle.
10000. ELLA. Oraon and Albert n.
Ifeeha.
Articles % incorporation OF the
town % Toprenish. with tho eioc-
ttnn Of the following officers May
a.. Leonard Talbot, treasurer. Lryi
,. oaedfigh, cpuncilmen. A. . All
hhiu. g, ". Grant, John a. Harvey,
A " Mcdonald and James y
Townsend
order Of the superior court ~
hnotqmiHh county disiucorporntiuK
tie Everett Realty Company. Inc
supplemental articles of the Seat,
tie Pure fuod Company. changing
the name 10 the Moftiand Mauufac-
turing Company
American Pure Food Company. o.
Seattle. $50 900. b. -. onut ~ W
winningham ana g. ~ Winning
ham.
seattle Motor Ilvery Company.
$4,000 BY " y, iBcst. Norwood "
hfuehrtt
Hfsafua Investment Company. ~
Seattle. tio.0Qo. by NosAlio Ruddi-
man and Carl iiuddiman
Realty Trustee Company. % seat
Gle. ftap, 900 hy James ~ Hwartn.
Monroe " TinMlry. G. William
Noddrap. New York city, o. HAIR
ssY Weiaeh. &. NJ Thomas. william
y ffippis, Irwin " Mach. J. n ptti.
Fl T. Chase. e. ~ Iuimsr T. ~
Npddrep. Henry vile. Philadelphia.
John II Watrfhouse, Frank r.
naafinK. Richard Heard. Boston. y.
II i.atimar. ~. ". Peterson, John q.
Price. Henry G. Ash. q, 81 irW.a.
Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-01

mixed a lot Of Kindness IN bust.
ness. and worked Il hours a day.
Today abe auna eight stores. has
Ia employees. aud Is % beloved by
them that about half their girl
babies are named AFTER her.
She Is q patron o. art. music. and
friend OF hArsf work.
Will you tell about your sue.
eessf@ she Vas asked
There len't much 10 tell she
replied.
hAYn worked harder than I
ever asked anyone else TO work for
me
4 have watched the details
4 have lived In my work. and
believe that any honest employment
ia woman'a work.
Il want % stay In the fight aa
long 81 live.
Il want more stores and better
ones. | aant u make the keynote
81 each one CHEERFuI.NEsS. I
want more comforts for my EN-.
playes
i owe M present position 10 the
business world largely 20 the fact
thar have been ahla to surround
myself with men and women who
worked not only for me. hug with
me. Who wsre and are competent
and enthusiastic
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-01
NEW INTERPRETATIONS

OLYMPIA, May L. Corporation
papers have been flied IN the Of
flee OF the secretary Of state a. fol.
lows.
Certificate Of Increase Of capital
of the Farmers and Merchants
Bank % wcnatehee. from g.. 900
60 $4,000
New corporatsaHs-E Eagle nfsEs
Foundry company. % Seattle. fin.-
600. Alex q Howat. William Auder.
aon and John Tracy
Central Mirhisan MlntnE 4 Nil.
inE Co, Of Buckley. 81 Doq 900. "
W Brown. A. A. nruEu.
Orient Investment company. Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-01
VOLCANO FACTORY TO OPEN
IN WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON. May THE
most dangerous thing In Washing.
ton il the new geophyaieai lab0ra,
tory constructed With funds Of the
Carnegie institution. II N dedi.
Gated 10 making rocks. and for this
purpose It proposes 90 reproduce
pentup volcanoes. and the fright.
ful preeNurea and heat OF the
cafth'n interior. II IL tho only
building In the world devoted ex.
clualyely 20 high pressures aud
temperatures
We don't know Just what We
will be able 10 do. said Prof Ar.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-01
t<aT N0nfcF ID CHaSC'S)
,Wn Takes One TO Your Home.
Balance Easy Terms
Balance Easy Terms

planes On hand. AID with no euf.
lock hHf - Be aamlad aut. BAG
and baggage fnEa fHa street. So
were certainly a. against fhe hard
ct proposition - aHF iffe.
However. = make long and
uenriaufue story ahaff. #a found a
iaf or which II IL afFanEaa for 8
new "Fempis Of uasie nuifdiak- 90
30 sfeF ed for aaf exclusive use
Huf=rfhis dtdnt help our very
much The ueH building roHida &
possibly be finished Tor sls rnanths.
and Ha We we're notified % get cot
- May d. there ana aHif enc thtna
60 BE dune ard that Waa 10 nrtI naf
eur entife stock nj se-f aHd avoid
pArlus high storage bills Plus tn
auranrs. for the SIX months
Now. we fully expected 60 nnwa
tadn -a-buts ilke = swan Of Sunshine
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-01
MAY SETTLE
WAGE SCALE
tserlpps Telegraph ssrvles.)

IAN FttAScIaco. May AFTER
hearing proposition 60 accept a
modification Of tho Oakland scale
af ten hours work At from 81 90
20 cents an hour. the street ear men
at a meeting lasting until 4 o'clock
this morning placed the matter IA
the hands OF Father Peter Forha
ana the executive committee with
Instructions 70 ascertain tie best
terms the United Railroads would
offer.
A conference viii be held with
President Calhoun Of the railroads
today Il f. believed permanent
settlement will be effected
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-01

ten days We w~re tsi-phenet TIE
news Immediately and granted An
equal length % time 70 remain.
Jsst ~ quiekiy a. the tslarhons
csntrai could conasct us sp vita TIE
star offire Ne reserved a half pAEa
% snuoulcs the seed avs.
cooD VIEWS
This IL % We Very few people r..
aiiEs the prsficamrut wa ara n.
Here we are with = stock 81 fire
NixH- Grade pianos on hand fnfaaga b.
" four times Ha EFeAs - any either
dealer IN esattis4 ard daEaus % de-
iayed carloads arriving ~ssry dsx.
" hen without stord sf wnrnina
we were ordered b. the landlord O.
vncafs our old stots room. ta order
that hH might give % 70 other par
fise who rented u 0at fFaHi HnAaf
Us when ~ we're noe locking
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-01

HUNTED ron VIEW LOCATION.
We Immediately started oat 60
hant a HsW Jos alton hut one WASH {
To Be had. not for love nr money
one mau WAITED ts.Gga just 90 set
cut ard he didat have any lease
either
Aaofher wanted tt0looo ana want.
ed ~ to by his stock AZ 700 cents
On the dollar in ths bargain.
Another hal the nerve to ask
fze. eaa cHsh bonus FOE three years
iaane. Tire more W. looked the
mere sfraati~ We got @fHA NTfC g.
n hy. thnffs no nafus fsr o.. Tnrfe
e ne word ga tHe English lansuaFf
10 adequately UNurnaa thn serious
nesr uf the situation.
MANY D0Lt.Ans' WORTH ON
HAND.
WITH Thousands upon thousands
Of dollars worth Of fine high grade
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-01

sn fsEEy uarniuH. We have hesa
siFeu aaother weeks extension 81
time.
This o. the best news We have
received Tor long time. because
~ Will enable ne 60 gef ftt 81 bans
pianos that We utsHrwtfe would
have had 90 place uut on storage.
coon NEWS ron PIANO nUYEas.
For one reason or another many
people could not afford 20 take ads
vantage ~ the affef before May
some asa NOT fet their months uaF
until the let ~ tho uoHth and some
could not set thn necessary time 20
make their selection 80 All these
VIII now have ru opportunity 20 get
in on the sale price.
LAST CALL
Now. this iH positively the last
call You win surely have to
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-01

~x~ rcwxxESp. MAy 1
- n1s4r hlnself vas On the
- r<<t-sdsy and again took .
- 1 ~ seast assrttsi proceed .
= 1. ,ssllfiss thai - has PER
- kslaas absolutely above
- rss testimony - flatif eos
,s.,ur7 i skss Efvea - TIE wtt-
- Z - rFaeecutian
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-01
xarHs AND FUNERALS


prev. Il daughter 81
~ n. FsAnsts O. Dfsv. isss
f siet sunday from heart
re- a. vas hi9h seaeel stu
usry ~ ssisf.
- sslay. II. died yesterday
~ s,sss.a 81 the Residence Of
-, Mrs. Margaret selhy. At
4 esanefsfa Az.
~r.. n. 8. wetksl
usnrah ] weikei. -. died
~ Il tho fnmily residence,
- az ana rennesses -
arsnas wrishs.
-. Might. IL. aon ef George
81 rWenty third as 80,
...ssslay very suddenly ef
~ rsnlngltis
otss HelssFesa.
=. uslstfens te died NestefaaH
s.sae. Heseate Il. Had feHta
nlnsl meaiuxisis
urs. Etis csepst.
i. MA recpef. wife % David
80 A. her homs. stls kast
Z. yesterday,
q. ". syRasr.-
- n siphers. - 80 rwens
-. ass 81 the faeifie he's
q. nsxhs rem the effects %
. .asss hesss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-01
GUM BILL VOID

s,<1f special sersfeesl
~vwpsA Ma i.-Thst the uuna
| n sstm4iak HaenF met : - =
. 4. zs,4a <nlas vessels tFksHa tsAa :
y, ..x4rtsd - ere - lie aiaat
..,.s- elae~e ~ legislation en-
s ~ - LAST legislature. t.
- vat4 ~ reason Of = tfes
Y 4 - fltse i the e~itef 81 thas
Y. 49, Aeea made aware % The
.~,n.ss,nx a.seoesFN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-01
BELLINGHAM

BELLiNGHAM. Wash May -
The preliminary hearing given Dell
and Watts suspected Of the murder
of Addlo Roper h being held here
Neither % the principals appeal
much concerned aud they plainly
show their four months impsiHuu'
ment II a. shown that the pfose'
cution expects 60 depend upon ths
purse found Ia Dell's cell belong
inK 70 the woman az proof that he
10 the guilty man
The first term OF the federal
court ever held IN Beilinrham wiil
open Friday morning. with Judge
G. N hanfoFd. ~ Seattle. On the
bench. The holding OF the FEEDER.
al court Ia this city was authorized
at the last session Of congress.
The ilaliinKham Warehouse
company. headed By r. n Defining
vice president and general maaa
ger of the Pacific American Fish
cries. vas Incorporated here Toe
company IA capitalized AZ $50 600
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-01

Teleeraphle Advice

TslsEfnphile advice has just basn
fscsfvsf ~ tbs landlord from the
party uho rented car store out
tom uadsr - stating they will not
Be ready to taks II for a week o.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-01
JeweIed Comb Sale

on thia week Newest aud most
beautiful aeMigua boat fniss
these bargains Chieak0 JeweiYY
company, 1901 Second ave SO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-01
REAI)Y


-. releaFerh seFNfeesl
,a.hN NAV The attess
YllsA...~t.d with the Mover.
BIZ 80 aas Wood vases are
fer the trial which he
Not a word 4 kiyen
h sse probability % asking
,ssnss q venue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-01

Al sorts OF tea grows
n he tea bush; all
ora On the same tea
blsA
IL euxr retnfns Year money
ew sul lks Hchlillak Heat
nwtn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-01

hurry n you get one OF these snaps.
II - not question 81 price or terms
with - We positively must sell
There are no It's or nudH about It.
No reasonable proposition or offer
turned down Nos :. your chance.
ana be quick ahsDt ~.
Catalogue. terms. prices, etc. etc,
mailed free 70 country folks for the
asking
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-01

Good tin and sheet iron work OF
all kinds done at Geo. II. Wood.
house Co, 1i2 University street
and Arcade way. zee
After strenuous days In the city
HE 10 InElesea for the simple life.
Phone Dies-Burton Investment Co..
sii American Bank bldg. zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-01

Now. This ~ positively the last
calL Won VIII anrnlY have Q
New-York tribune., 1907-01-13

to catch one of these thieves 1t is one or the
most annoying and difficult lines OF oelectlve
work a man ever engaged in and 1t requires
the most earnest application. NOT single Gu
cumstance or detail must be overlooked or neg
lected. OF course. luck helps US out sometimes.
the certain city where seVeral
insnectors were trying to ascertain who was
stealing hundreds of letters. There came up d
heavy rain which caused leak in the roof OF
the building and the water soaked through the
plasterng right over the distribution or as
sorting room. A workman was sent UP to look
after the damage. and he managed to kick "A
hole through the plaSterlng. The superintendent
of the building was asked to let the work of
repairing stop, which he did, and one of the in
spectators climbed to the loft, and from the big
hole he could watch the men at work. He was
rewarded by seeing clerk slip letter after let
ter in his pockets. Hurrying down from the
loft he walked into the and arrested the
clerk. taking from his pockets more than
dozen letters.
In some of the larger offices tremendously
big baskets used in the sorting room. An
inspector hid in of these baskets and sue
ceeded In locating a siip-it-in-my- pocket letter
thief. When the inspector emerged from his
place of hiding the clerk fell In swoon to the
floor"
From the Investigations made by the in
spection division of the department it is evident
that large number of the postoftice burglaries
committed by ''yeggmen,' and In his annual
report Postmaster General Corteyou says that
he favors a longer sentence for burglary that
involves the of explosives. He wants it
made fifteen years. These ''yeggmen' act like
ordinary tramps and whatever tools they
get hold of to do their work of breaking into
Offices To open safe they use soap to fill the
Joints, trickle nitro-glycerne into the doors and
set it off with fuse If the burglary is sue
cessful, the divide the and sell the
stamps TO some fence" in one of the larger
cities. These men carry with them telltale
tools. and usually succeed in making their
escape. If they caught it sometimes in
wolves a desperate and dangerous struggle.
Usually the cases turned over to the state
courts. the punishment is much more severe
than that prescribed by the government.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-13
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN TORTS.

Algiers 1O-Saed. Stolzenfels tGer) from
Calcutta and Colombo for Boston and New
Bremen. Jan L., p m-Sailed. steamer Yorck tGer)
Randermann. New York.
Cherhourg Jan - $3.50 m-Sailed steamer Philadel-
phia. Mills. from Southampton for New York.
Dunnet Head Jan Il, a m-Passed steamer United
states tDan). Wuln. New York for Christansand
Copenhagen.
Plymouth, Jan L. 4;s3 m--Arrived steamer St Paul
tand proceeded
Antwerp IL uoon-Arrived steamer Kroonland
Doxrud. New York: sailed IL a m, steamer iceland
(I}r). Brocmheed New Ycrk
Havre. Jan T. n,saed. steamer la Gascogne CFr,
Tournier. New York.
Southampton. Jan l2-sailed. Philadelphia Mills
New York Via therbourS tand passed Hurst Castle
sctliy Jan II 2:25 m-Amerika Gen sauermann New
Amsterdam, ian 10-Arrived steamer Prns Wiem I
(Dutch Nyboer, New York via West Indies and
Venezuela
Manchester. Jan 1i-Arrived steamer Calderon (Bels)
Russell. New York,
Port Said. Jan l2Arryed. steamer Rheinrels Ger.
Dirks New York for Chiangkiang Shanghai.
Christiania, lo-Saled. f Tetgen dam,
Thomson. New York.
Hamburg, Jan 10-sniled steamer Terek Br) Callahan.
Clyde lI-saled. Belle of Scotland (Rr) for
New York
New York via Queenstown.
Castellamare. Jan ARRIVED. steamer Bleamoor (Br),
Dyasman. New York
st Vincent c " Jan 9-Arrved steamer John Harde
(Br. Mcmillan, New York for Melbourne, sydney, etc.
Calcutta Jan e-Saied steamer Seinberger Ger.
sagres Jan 1l-Passed steamer Sicilian Prince Qsr)
ClarIdge. New York for Naples.
Lizard. Jan l2-Passed steamer La Hesbaya (Dutch),
Rotterdam. Jan 12 m-Arrived. AmsteIdyk
dDutehl Van der Heuye. New York: m. Potsdam
PiyTouth. Jan L. S:20 nr-ATrived steamer Amerika
Gen Sanerlrann New York for chertcurg and Ham
Rotterdam. Jan 12 Sailed Sloterdyk (Dutch)
Metz New York
New-York tribune., 1907-01-13
THE COST OF DENATURED ALCOHOL.

At present must look to mola sses, potatoes
and corn. in tie order named, as the producers
OF cheap alcohol Alcohol produced first cost at
ID cents a gallon will prove sharp competitor
or gaSolen6 and kerosene. The government
stands all cost OF supervision: therefore, the
only burdens that denatured alcohol will carry
into the market will be the cost of the ethyl
alcohol the labor incident to denatura ton and
the cost OF the denaturing agent. The denatur-
Ing agents will be efficient both as denaturants
and in the use TO which the alcohol is put;
therefore. the cost of denaturation will be re-
duced to minimum. The first cost of de-
natured alcohol with ethyl alcohol at 10 cents
n gallon will be about 20 cents n gallon Add
ing cents a gallon profit for the distilIer
ana the mlddleman. the best that can be ex-
pected with ethyl alcohol at ID cents n gallon
hrst cost will be % cents a gallon. Actual ex-
pertinent has shown that ethyl alcohol as a pro-
ducer of light has twice the value of kerosene
Denatured alcohol at - cents a gallon could
therefore, coinpete with kerosene as a nrodncar
OF light at l212 cents a gallon.-The World To-
Day.