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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1907-10-23
Twsnty.0ns Men and q Fine
Freight Steamer Lost.
|0NLY one Man SAVED
The Fine Steel Freighter Cyprus,
Launched August Al, Lost-Foun-
ders in Lake Superior and the Only
Survivor is Washed Ashore Lasheds
to a Raft, Half Dead and Unable
to Tell the Story,

'E a-.sF.aEA H.. 49,
Bound down from the head Of the
lakes on the second trip she had
made since being launched at LOrain,
Ohio, on August last, the fine steel
freighter Cyprus, 440 feet long and
owned by the Lackawanna Transpor-i
tation Company, Of Cleveland, Ohio,
foundered Saturday night In Lake
Superior, of Deer Park, taking
down with her twenty-five members
of the crew.
Second Mate C. J. Pitt, washed
ashore, dashed to. a rail, is the only
person left alive of the ships crew.
and his condition is SO critical that
since he was found on the beach, he
has only been able to gasp out the
name Of the sunken ship and the
fact that twenty-five lives we're lost.
Pitt is suffering from the dreadful
exposure in the Icy waters OF Lake
superior, in addition to the buMeting
he received from the breakers. Unti1
he RECEIVERS sufficiently to talk the
story Of the wreck and exact cause
of the stout steel ship f%oundering viii
not be definitely known.
Deer Park IS about thirty miles
south Of Grand Marais, on the shore
of Lake Superior. Several bodies
from the wreck have washed ashore,
and two are known to be those Of
the first mate and the watchmans
Marine men suggest as possible ex-
plantations, OF the fonndering that the
engines became disabled; that the
plates opened and that the ship
sprang a leak and thatAAth matches
may not have been securely battered,
permitting the steamer to ali with
water from the waves washing over
her decks.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1907-10-23
FATAL PRACTICAL JOKE.
A Young Girl Jumped From a Second
Story.

Frightened by he" sister, who was
wrapped in a sheet, and playing
ghost, Clara Osgood leaped from a
second story window at her homie
near Redville, KY, and vas instantly
killed, her neck being broken by the
fall. The sister, Annie Osgood, is
Frustrated with grief, and is being
watched for fear she will take her life.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1907-10-23
Man EATERS.
AWfnI Tales of CannibaIism in
Northeastern Canada.
Editor Of Fort Francis Times Brings
Back Terrible Story After Making
Trip of Exploration.

Back Ierr1Dle story AFTER MAKING
Trip of Exploration.
A special dispatch to The Chicago
Record Herald from Winnipeg, Mani
toba, says:
Tales of cannibalism and famine
among natives of northeastern Can
ada, between the eastern shore of
James Bay and Lamrador, are
brought back by j. A. Osborne, edi-
tor of the Fort Francis Times, who
has just completed a trip of explora-
ton in that country.
While at Moose factory, the ex-
plorer met a young man who fled
thither in terror of his uncle, who he
said had killed and eaten eight hum
an beings. There, too, he saw a
woman who last winter killed and
ate her two children, SO great was the
famine. This lack of food primarily
was brough about by the fact that the
woods seemed almost entirely without
the usual number Of deer and rab-
bits, upon which the natives ordinar-
lily subsist.
AS these occurrences did not seem
to cause any stir in that region, Mr..
Oborne come to the conclusion that
cannibalism is practiced openly on
many occasions among the Indians
and half breeds.
One village on Main river was wip-
ed off the map because Of the great
snow fall last winter. Having no pro-
visions stored up, and with streams
covered solid with ice, the Indians
starved to death with the exception
of a party of young men and women,
who decided to try to make Hudson
bay $50 miles down the stream. At
ter a journey marked by great priva-
ton, they reached the fort more dead
that alive. A relief expedition sent
back to the village found nothing
but 10 corpses in the rude huts which
comprised the village.
Osborne says the indians and Els
kimo population in the region is
diminishing rapidly, due partly to
emigration to the coast Of Labrador
and partly to the prevalence of dis
ease and frequent scarcity OF food.
He says many of the natives are fall
ing prey to tuberculosis.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1907-10-23
TWO MEN KILLED
BY the Explosion of a Boiler Out in
Texas.

Ramie Day, white, the engineer
and Robert Owens. the negro fire
man, we're killed when three large
boilers in the plant of the Bolton oil
mill of Bolton, Texas, exploded early
Thursday. The boilers were. torn to
scrap iron by the force of the e&plo-
sion.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1907-10-23
eel. NEVER o L
For Cupids Darts to Make a Lasting
-. Impression.

1t is stated that Rear Admiral Oil
yer Selfridge, U. S., N, retired, will
marry on next Tuesday Miss Gertrude
Miles, of Boston, a long time friend
of the family.
Admiral Selfridge is about II
years OF age, and his fiance Is IS.
Admiral Selfridge left the other day
for Boston, where his son George
Selfridge, has lived for a number of
years. Admiral Selfridge was placed
on the retired list Of the navy in
1898, after a distinguished naval
career.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1907-10-23
WHITE PRISONERS ESCAPE.
Life Time Convicts Walk Out of the
P%enitentiary.

Walter Allen and Jim Sudduth,
white, both life term prisoners sent
up from Greenville, and both TRUSTEES,
walked away from the State Peniten-
tiary Tuesday morning before day
light and neither of them has been
since.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-07-07
nown temperance doctor recalls in his letter OF
minister whose life he saved by the used Of
Duffys Pure Malt Whiskey

October 31st 1906, DR. Lewis wrote take pleafre III
Fg that have used Duffy Malt Whskey in the siek-room
years and consider the pures safest and most reliable
nnulant used Even with children it never has any
|2efect.
% fourteen years recall distinctly having case
e bronchitis IN Edwin of Benz Tracy minister OF NJ +
q CantOn, Pa One evening | summoned ID haste and
patient dying from sheer exhaustion hurried out my hypo
lsdle and injected onehaf of Duffy S Malt Whskey
LIMB To the surprise of ALL the boy began to breathe and
u take little Duffy Malt Whskey in milk. Brother Tracy
temperance but SAID that thereafter he would never
a whkey when used in the proper place being satisfied IT
|b boys life
nave been temperance all my life but have always been
ever IN the Of Duffy Pure Malt Whskey for medicinal
also claim that after has passed fftyhve years 1or
on the downward path of e) one should take DuHy
"aSy tonicstmuant 1t renoyates the system, opens
eons gives life and to the generally brokendowh
increases longevity have other interest either direct
E IN Duffy Malt Whskey than that 1t has proven TO me
IT, article IN these days Of adulterations
uoctors letter taken at random from thousands OF
n received exollng the virtues of this great family med
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-07-07

graphs of them were made for the use
of the police department, and they
were measured and questioned for the
police record. Neither of them made
any objection, and Mrs. Carter went
through the process smilingly, while
Runyan was haggard and carcworn,
They were then taken to the Tombs
police court to be arralgned.
Runyan was arra- gncd on n charge
of grand larceny in having stolen $50,-
600, Mrs Carter was charged with re,
ceiving stolen property Both waived
examination and were held for the
grand Jury Runynn in 81 5000 bail and
Mrs. Carter in $4,000 bail Neither
was able TO give bail and they were
taken TO prison.
Just before she was arraigncd IN
court, Mrs. Carter denied that she had
placed any of the trust company s
money in the bank to her own account,
and declared, as she did last night,
that she received only $4,000 from Run.
yam and that she promptly returned it
when he demanded it,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-07-07

stay there If she could keep it there.
Snc declared that she could have OBJ
tanned possession of all the money
hunyan had if she had tried hard
enough.
Explains Her Betrayal
Concerning her betrayal of Run
yam S hiding place, she said that she
had felt sorry for Mrs. Runyau and
debated with herself whether TO notify
Mrs Runyan of her husband s where
abouts or to give him up to the police.
She did the latter plan, she declared,
because she learned that Mrs. Runyan
was i'll. Although she said she had no
hope of securing the reward for Run
yam. she remarked that she could make
use of the $1,000 offered As she is
under charge of receiving stolen
property and the police have vet TO
recover about $4,000 which Runyan
declares she has hidden. there is little
chance of her securing the reward.
On arriving downtown today Ruuyan
and Mrs. Carter were taken first TO po-
lice headquarters. where the photo
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-07-07

the most beautiful woman in America.
The contest, which was commenced
last January, discovered some very
beautiful women in the United States
There will be criticisms OF the final
selections. but it cannot be disputed
that the Denver, Milwaukee and Wash
ington young women whose portraits
arc herewith presented, are representa-
When Marguerite Fray. the Denver
girl who is held 10 be the most beau
tiful woman in America, was asked
whether or not sho believed it pays
to be beautiful. here Is what she said
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-07-07
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beautiful if it made you mean and
selfish and silly, but I don It believe
you could stay beautiful very long if
you were any Of those things, do you1
My mother says that you couldn t,
anyway, / wish ] were clever, like
some OF the girls that were in my class
at school, there are so many things
"a like to say, but ! m not bit
clever and m ashamed TO try TO nre.
tend that j am by writing articles
Somebody asked me the other dav
what was my chief ambition, and j
said 1t was my chief ambition to be a
good woman like my mother. to have
kind heart like my sister and to be
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-07-07
y's Pure Malt whiskey

Es wholly from matted grain by most expensive me'
never been public This private process lnsures qua
Vo Its softness palataby and freedom from those IN
sances found other whiskes make 1T acceptable 10 'e
|qntve stomach
d an which destroys and drives OUT all disease
~ results free from that depressing ehect caused ps
| the blood with on ,odioinos II is tonic and nvgor
and young and it's medicinal properties make II
N,rAeu men. delicate and sickly children D"nS
Ian askey has been analyzed many times by the pes' r
past hty years and has always been found 10 DC "p
E"nWhen Won ask vour druggist grocer dealer tof
w Walt Whskey be sure you get the genuine IL Iie s
pure medicinal malt whskey and is sold III seaeu pos
~ ~ bulk Price 81 90 Look for the Trademarks ue "
@ u Ihe label and make the seal over the corN - a
Illustrated medical hoole+ and doctors advice free Duffy
'y 20, Rochester n Y.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-07-07
RURYAN AND MRS.
CARTER IN PRISON
Woman Who Received Portion
of Stolen Funds Held With
Defaulting Teller.
TAKES HER ARREST AND
ARRANGEMENT C0OLLY
Man Who Was Betrayed to PO-
lice by Her Is Haggard
and Much Distressed.

NEW YORK. July 6.-Chester b.
Runyau, The paying teller Of the Wind
sor Trust company who is alleged TO
have stolen S96,3lT from that company,
and Mrs Laura Garter. the woman
who betrayed his hiding place TO the
police after he had given hcr n part
Of the stolen funds, were arraigncd in
police court today. Runyan 9 spirit
appeared TO be broken by the disastrous
outcome of his stealing and his de.
meancr was hapless
He passed a sleepess night in the
police station and he showed the effect
Of his worry when he was subjected
to the gaze of a curious crowd on his
way TO police headquarters, Mrs. Car,
ter bore her arrest with nonchalancc.
She slept unconccrncdly IN the matron s
quarters at the police station and un-
dertook the journey downtown undis-
mayed by the predicament into which
her escapade with Ruuyau had thrown
her. She shielded her face from the
photographers upon the way as best
she could, but chatted with the report.
ers in a lively fashion while in the
subway Trdln. hu0NdH, nO"GNeT, nlu
little to say TO anybody and appeared
to be terribly distressed.
$4,000 Still Missing.
What had become of $4,000 of the
company's stolen funds was still
mystery so far as the public was con
cerned up TO the time that the two
prisoners were taken to the court. Run
van had in his possession when ar
rested $t4,4lO. OF the balance he said
he had lost about $4,000 in specuIa
tiou in stocks before disappearing from
the office Of the Windsor Trust com
panv last Wednesday; that he had
given $4,000 to Mrs, Garter, and that
he believed she had taken $4,000
more without his knowledge,
Mrs. Carter at first stoutly denied
that she had any Of the, trust com
pany's funds. admitting that Ruuyan
ravc her $4,000, but asserting that she
Promptly returned it to him at his re re
quest. While on her way to court TO-
posted all the money that Ruuyap
gave her in bank and that it would
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-07-07
Anchor Line Steamships.

New York, Londonderry and GLASGOW.
New York, Gibraltar and Naples
Superior Accommodation. Excellent Csli-
sine The Comfort OF Passengers Care
fully Considered. Single or Round Trip
Tickets issued between New York and
Scotch. English, Irish and all principal
con- mental points ut attractive rates
Semi for Book OF Tours. For tickets or
general information apply 10 any local
agent of the Anchor Line OF to
Henderson Eros.s Genl Agts.. Chicago, Ill
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-07-07

5nstrations herewith are from
,phs Of the three Young Ameri,
IS who hive recently been de-
iks winners Of the National
Contest. 1t is noteworthy that
niifnl young woman from Chi
lis Della Carson, whose beauty
Erssted by nearly half of the
n the Union. lost in the gen.
Eisst. ii is also interesting to
szi Denver continues long
u 81 having within her borders
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-07-07

don I know whether il pays to
be beautiful or not, but l do know
that it does pay to have people think
OF ltl few months ago I was so
deiiighted to get place where I could
make SS a week that | didn't know
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-07-07

honest and 10 work hard like nv good
brothers. The person that / said this
TO laughed / don Z see why, do you?D
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-07-07
PRESCRIBE

Lewis prominent physician of Canton, Pa says:"I
@ used Duys Pure Malt Whiskey for years. and regard
as the safest and most reliable tonic stimulant.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-07-07

daughter wore, How good everybody
is. l don I see how people can think
that this is sad world have all
! can do TO keep from singing all the
time, | am so happy
"Of course, ii wouIdn t pay to be
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-07-07

what 10 do; and now-oh. [ can't be-
neye 1T. IN afraid L II wake up and
find it S all dream, like the time L
dreamed that | had white embroid-
cred muslin dc sole dress for my grad
uatlon, like the dress the bankers
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-05-19
Commercial News
By Daniel Logan.

nothing reported either the securities or the r
of blocks making shares on one
Saturday blocks Of 400
practically tendency strength on the least
Both beet dropped price, enfu
Ss6e. analysis
$4O the probably
but and due speculative influences ia New
EXCHANGE SALES.
Sales recorded by the Honolulu
follows $500, Cs2o)
10O 200 McByde (s2O) $780, $685. Sl2
Oahu $500, $50 2475 Waalua $780, 1850; l. Co. 10
at
following 5h Hawaiian Sugar
per cent Sugar Co.. per cent; r. L. Co.. y per cent
Hawaiian Agricultural QUARTERLY
IL per cent
GENERAL
No consequence reported past
number of transactions elimination which
in the week..
registry Edmund Mechanism and wife TO
property Kawaiahao lane s
Annoy Joseph
lots in Kekio tract Honolulu, $500.
Poultry Association for the ensuing year are
H. c. Brown, J. j.
F. BeardmOre w WALL chas Henry Giles
Since its organization within the three this
credtabl exhibitions promoting
scientific breeding and keeping poultry 1t in excellent condition
taking hold of the
efficiency handling
lulu may mentioned that s5 of handled the
& Co.'s wharf by supt Harry On
day 54OO tons of coal, fertilizer
of Munby
Peniss at
realized getting machinery
in partnership the appointment OF
PENDANT which Judge Parsons
$4,000 bond.
taon, David Forbes,
plantation Kukuhaee.
Hongkong practically closed The
May 25
Continued Page Eeven)
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Socialism In Japan
New York Times.

nainthe things the of
authority
making attributes
Possibly nations world,
chiefly
in
Rg Terror forced the Emperor with his additionally God
legislative mobiles their
of Occidental socialism break authority
life and order their that wealth labor
divided The rebellion Ashio
Nikko
These the
the machinery 10000 All
appliances,
regulated according profits Grievances of all adjusted by
tranquility established
Ash Oiden the
nsd Socialsmthe poletar organize and
the
national could rebel
could tolerate condition of
neutrality the its employees citizens
millions
officials
families proletara
socialstic organization suddenly found
civilization vern primary elements
public enforced by bullets and the point the bayne
of the Furukawa fund
is
reekoned formerly,
will they and
authority maintenance public
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-05-19
IN THE MATTER OF GIANTS.
MAY 10

the battle of life question of muscle
tackled their provender the forests with
the heaviest Dat got the
bounty
his club and and entered into the business
eff nlneness ana
a tain disadya in big target
Dr.
bigger Haai professor IN an American
will back
calls ecithin 1t VIII
and abolish pigmes
food unless
small reached
growing nowadays unless
the A
behs
clothing dentist
the ordinary Of would be
world
brobdgagn proportions And
tina would
his
japan will be small to
will be
better
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-05-19
The Hawai- OF Mythology.
gives following groups
Paradise of the Pacific.

=
following
Hawaii-Iawaii
or
Marquesas-Hawaik
which added Avaii
the under world of the Hndus the Hwaiki
this i another.
home
among all
The of the Hawaiian Islands taken NEUROLOGICAL
lake
Mais
Hawaii O
multitude
Sopoa in
by
called Hawaii probably
o
bing mythology place of all
s yet ved-W u
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-05-19
Small Talks

CAPT sEARLEs-I don't be shot by any mliaman
JOHN MARTIN consider Mr. Fennen
speetOr
bieted for Governor and Joe
fo Secrea
AUGUST people themselves over
here
CARLOS LONG, favor having meetings Liquor
License public
can ma
FIJI as going there 'FRONT.'
HENRY NlAcFARIANEI Advertisers leaders on small
farming. They
M people are greatly eae At the WAY nson
here have taken the coming o the
which will be ON its ship
WALLER Democrats in the Congressional marty
and picked them e. the dock.
Irwina road ON,
house. but had to tell him that like Abe
JOHN SMITH
to Len Abes at Los Angeles, telling him doing
PuRsER sNdIT-Capt Dowden
knowledge everything
BYRON japanese beginning show such an in
the
BEVERLY KIDD
Kidds treasure Let em find
shall simply file my claim as the principal heiratlaw.
bes avail themselves its
a bunch just starting out there golf
s. DESKY-NOw that to bv
a HILL hi hi-Hphand Parks
the place to buyi Zip, boomah-ahl the
means deterioration Peo
pie talk the Chinese Hawaiian
union of similar its quality
JOHN of
wall My land BILL something in years
and not passed then will still until
CHARLIE ACTIf
mayoray Charlie Huse will be choice
but the salary too small We will have
tUnmercenars, poem by Herbert Mel.
worthy
land or of London 1t is misplaced entirely in the
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q
daily journal in Los Angeles been three
having been the paper
ofshoe Angeles
sending both year
press was taking from the other islands of this service
far greater length in miles
taken ds,v BUDGET ~ 1 a - ss -; 49, Pp ;, ne 70.
of anything like competition the
of everything energy vigilance
to is
One of the visiting
having regularly given his nickel support
here Good for him. his brother years
fifty thousand hopus looking
Of ''the Sandwich of ability
Not being future Congressman could
however was one hundred per cent of capital We building the
schooner Morning Star
vessel and Of Micronesan nIocas loot ;a . +i a
telling venerable Bingham when
he said: ttWhy wrote that book III
he did, Perhaps
if the latter the Morning Star fraternity.
| ~ ~
The Congressman have had good time and
already many of wsh possible
have series of ntesnd excursions low whereby folks
could go and visit their property and incidentally skirt the barone of Kauai
and Lanai Hawais starting
Haleakala
education to lot of folks who have lived here
practically nothing about the
81 So
directing in
of Joseph citizen young
looked to tea him.
ecupso of tea the hosturg a
cups Already guests answer
Young man. said the the
dishes of tea at one sitting
'4Gee that's nothing replied the sam johnson
case of unfortunate Clark is not one which reflects upon the
religious doq If
quality all
stranger good appearance the Y NJ A
and bgs leave work and what is the institution about
h Stand off and you yourself innocent will believe
guty For all the religious body knows angel has
charity must give every seeker welcome must be friendly and oabe
True be betrayed but probably such things only happen to religious
bodies private
business houses over and over again
Inspector Fenne1 will anybody
saloon h ns bel b eco @ nor M m Imam man n
Fennel of
reputation 1T would the had
keepers job and why whew b there was fine ring
forming but it could of
the right sort The choice of Fennen
Twenty applicants
them Mr. Fen The winning given him splendid compliment
Manning
unt here the exciting days of 49, He resembed the Lord High
how he mistaken for the Paramount He stood in the yard of the Judi
car building watching the Provisional with their
Blount latter, however
stayed in Snow the University Club
the flag The Ryasts him
to them and vastly displeased the Colonel
sopers standing of presenting
their eoors took the
above the clock tower.
1T in 1872 E from
Nanoa Yesterday morning. 'tha child five
little white baby
for and wildly o
baby and taught him
Rev A. O. Forbes OF died
in the faith and of the
Forbes the well
Many of
the doctor who commands by force of his intellectual ainments only
the admiration of Hawaii neib ut the scen world
~
am wondering what G.
resident of Honolulu of the
of
otaafstnenee in the United
hearst
on a /
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MyerTe the widow Naggs
an unmey GyerWel that
him walk there.-Chicago
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HOh, please Mr. Durand She (eoyly)-
Oh but acquaintance short Why
chiefly m Nos Lois
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Sir Wlfred Ito Mrs Karke
like No Of
New YorkIde
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HykerYou don't to be worrying
PykerOn o things to NV creditors
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St. P-What makes so busyi Recording AngTkng the
IIarper's