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LAAfOINE.

Elwood Young accompanied his father
on his return to Corinth last week.
Garland Springer has employment in
the sardine factory at South Gouldsboro.
Miss Elvira Smith, who has been attend
ing the Castine normal school, will re-
turn home Wednesday.
Mrs. Howard, who has spent the past
seven months with her daughter, Mrs.
Stephen Young, returned to her home in
Trenton Monday.
June 10. H.
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SURRY.

Hancock Pomona grange Will conSs
with Arbutus grange June q.
At the regular meeting Of Aroui,
grange, May 81, class of seven was
structed in third and fourth degrees
baked bean supper was served. Al !.
meeting June two candidates ~
instructed in first and second degH
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LAMOINE BEACH.

Lyman johnson, of Milbridge,
leased the Motel Shore Acres for Inc
son, and will open it June %.
Lamoine Point is anticipating ~
times again this season. as Y IS lspu ~
that twenty-five warships will renoeNY
in Frenchman's bay.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1907-06-12

cures made by DR..
Kilmer's Swamp-Roo,.
the great kidney. liver
and bladder remedy.
1t is the great medi-
caltriumph Of the nine
teenth century; dis
covered after years Of
scientific research by
DR.. Kilmer, the emf
nent kidney and blad-
Ce' specialist, and ic
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1907-06-12

Eben H. Googins and wife, of Cam
bridge, Mass, are here for three months
Mr.. Googins usually remains week OF
two, but this summer he will make q
longer stay.
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and within two weeks l was in 81
health"
"Peruna Is . wonderful medicine.
Mr.. Lee King, r. F. D. No. 4, Farmer
Vile, Tex, writes.
"My health has been better general
this spring and summer than it has bee
for four years and have worked nes'I
every day.
al suffered with dysentery and bowl
trouble.
"You. remedy also cured my wife
constipation.
81 wish You continued success vii
your great medicine. Peruna."
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1907-06-12

The majesty OF man cannot be measured
until he is seen standing in magnificent
minority.
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CHURCH NOTES.


UNITARIAN.
Rep. s. W. Sutton, pastor.
Sunday, June 16- Morning service at
1880. Sermon by the pastor. Sunday
school at 11.45 a. m.
BAPTIST.
Req. p. A. A. Kitam, pastor.
Sunday, June 16- Morning service at
1870. Sermon by pastor. Sunday school
at 11.45. Christian Endeavor meeting at
z. Evening service at 7.30.
Bible study and prayer service at 7.3O
Friday evening.
CONGREGATIONAL.
Rec. r. B. Matheios, pastor.
Sunday, June 16-Morning service at
1890. Sermon by pastor. Sunday school
at 11.45. Children's Day service at p. m.
Baccalaureste sermon to graduating class
Of high school at 7.30.
Prayer meeting Friday evening at 7.3O.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL.
Reu. Y. T. Hendee, pastor.
Sunday, June 49, Morning service at
1880. Evening service at 7.30.
UNION CoNG'L, ELLSWORTH FALLS.
Rer. J. d. Prigmore, pastor.
Sunday, June 16-Morning service at
1890; sermon by pastor. Sunday school at
11.45. Evening service at 7.30.
Prayer meeting Friday evening at 7.3O.
ROMAN CATHOLIC.
Rep. J. ID. O'Brien, pastor.
Sunday June 16-No service.
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EAST LAMoINE.

Inc entertainment recently given by
the pupils OF the East Iamoine Long
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MRS. ALICE BRADLEY.
Mrs Alice Bradley, Thorold, Ont, Can, writes:
1.-TWO years ago / became weak and rundown
and time passed | gradually failed until year
ago, when / experienced a stroke of paralysis,
which affected one side and was helpless.
81 called in professional medical treatment but
steadily grew worse.
81 had decided never would rise again from nv
bed, but, when Peruna was brought TO and after
having taken four bottles of it, able to be out
and wonder to myself and friends.
81 consider Peruna great blessing to the afflicted
l may add that my daughter has also used Peruna
and has been blessed with ed health believe
Peruna saved our hves.h
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1907-06-12

Almost everybody who reads the news
papers is sure tc know Of the wonderful
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
ADVERTISEMENTS.
DO YOU GET UP
WITH A LAME BACK =?

Kidney Trouble Makes You Miserable.
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BODY CLEANING EVERY SPRING
MORE URGENT Than HOUSE CLEANING
Many Women Have Discovered That Course of Treatment
With Pe-runa CIeanseS the System of the
Accommodations of Winter.
Health and Complexion. Strength and n.
Depend Upon Clean Blood and
Good Digestion.

Mrs. Daniel Passmore, Weland, Ontario Can ur,,,.
"For three years was severely afflicted viii -.
ach trouble. and for days at time could no, SUM
thing. grew thin in fesh had headaches and @
picture of despair e
81 was attended by three doctors, but got no ,oo,
results. e'u
FINALLY began the OF Peruna soon matt,
an improvement and after using three bottles. wa
able to relish meal, in fact could eat an thing
To-day feel vel and strong. l consider that Paw
ma has saved my life and shall always praise itn
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-23
SHORT WEIGHT BUTTER.
What Representative Hone Said In
Answer to senator Seefy-

To the Deseret News
In the News of March 15 no.
ticed a letter written and signed by
Senator John H. seely, in regard to the
fate Of his butter BILL The charges
which he makes against the writer IF
this article are absolutely false and
without any foundation whatever.
First he states that held the bill
up and choked II by turning 1t into the
Sitting committee, which is absolutely
false. as the records OF the house show
that / reported the bill to the house,
and the report was adopted and more
over, ! voted for the bill. as / wish ed
the public to get all they pay for, and
the journal Of the house shows further.
that my action ON the bill while in my
possession was unanimously approved
by the house,
In the second place, he ACCUSES me OF
selling 13 ounce butter To- the people
OF California, which Is absolutely UNI
true. for our firm does not ship any
butter TO California In any shape what
ever.
i think Senator SeeIy is laboring an
der the influence OF an over dose of
sheep dip GEO. A. HONE,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-23
pEMrJoHN WAS EFFECTIVE.
Bingham junction Saloon Man Hurls
One at Two HOldups-

A five gallon derntjOhn half full OF
whisky served as n weapon to drive
away two masked and armed robbers
from the saloon OF Gus Kakarakos at
Bingham Junction early yesterday
morning.
The saloon Keeper was IN the act Of
filling a bottle from the demJ John
when he noticed two men In front OF
his place OF business They acted IN
a suspicious manner and RakaTakos
watched them closely. Suddenly tho
men entered the place and one OF them
held gun on the saloon man. The
latter quickly hurled the dsmIJohn al
the robbers. The demijohn and the
whisky missed the Tobber and crashed
through The swinsIng doors and the
window. In dodgina the whisky ono OF
the men slipped and In falling the
handkerchief used as mask fell on.
Both men ran for dear life and mads
their escape for the tine being
Yesterday, a man giving the name OF
Tony Clement was arrested as one or
the would be robbers. He Is the man
who lost his mask and has been identi-
ned by the saloon keeper
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-23
REGULAR DIVORCE MILL.
One Granted Yesterday, Another TAX.
EN- Under Adyisement by Morse

One divorce WAS granted by Judge
Morse yesterday afternoon during the
regular weekly divorce hearing Mar
ian r. b. Shill was granted q divorce
from Harry A. Shlll on the ground Of
desertion. They were married on Dee,
s, 1901, and have one child. the custody
OF which was awarded to plaintiff.
The court took tho case OF Andres
Nielsen against Stine b. Nielsen under
advisement as there is some question
as TO the Legality OF the service OF the
summons. Nielsen testified that he
came to American III 1904 leaving his
wife In Denmark and that she prom
ised to follow him here as soon as he
sent her the necessary funds. He
offered to send the money but she re-
fused to come 10 Utah or to leave her
native land hence he charged her with
desertion.
In the case of Della Clays against NJ
V. Clays, the court modified the tenn
porary restraining order slightly SO as
10 permit the defendant to sell some
OF his property. An order was also
entered requiring the defendant 10 pay
his wife $50 per month temporary all
mony. Mrs Clays il suing for separate
maintenance on the grounds OF deser.
tion and failure TO support
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-23
HOUSE SIDE SESSION.
Members Dlsport in Their True Char
acter Pending Governors Veto-

While waiting for something better
to do yesterday afternoon, number
OF mock sessions We're held in the
house. These were presided over by
various members, At enc in paEtSou-
Lar POnt-of-Order-W atch-Dog-ot-the
Treasury Thompson held down the
speakers desk and made more fun in
a short time than at any previous SEES
sion Of the house. real or mock. He
declared a motion TO resnrreot the
GraVelston bills was In order, and
appointed Crtchtow a committee OF
three to dig them out Member Joseph,
from the desk OF Clesg. said he wanted
to railroad The railroad commission
bill through, and seconded his own
motion 10 that effect Richards gave a
correct imitation or Joseph sitting
OF the gentleman with the seyen-cublr
name, shook his flowing locks with
fiery frenzy; Jensen d!sclatmed any
knowledge OF constitutional law and
Parry from Iron delivered his Ave
hour speech; Mills showed how 1t
looked to vote for consolidation
AIaughan insisted on moving the pre-
vious question, Benson broke through
his own baTbed wire and Croft 1oyed
with a vicious cigarette. Kuchler and
Robinson did their great team stunt,
How 10 Run u House" accompanies
by song and dance, Bishop McRae
surprised the house by tndulgtng ~ a
smelter-sunukes WesLphal handed hts
colleague jackson Il couple OF CARP
while jackson came back at him with
Il subterraneau wells Bower beamed
through the foliage OF his own name.
and Hone tried 10 make Noise IKE
he didn't make lS.nunce butter Marks
delivered an eloquent address on How
10 leEfslate n juvenile Judge out or
lob" while MCMILLAN spread flowers
over the grave OF the Galveston bills;
Fullou showed the veterinaries how 20
tyet," and Dean appeared TO be com
pletely engrossed Merchant sutton
offered for sale pint Of stTa berries
for a quart and Clegg arose 70 lex
plain his vote" Giles showed how to
successfully dlssect a county and Davis
refused 10 pay his poll tax. Barnett en-
plNlned why II costs less 10 SET stuff
lnto 1lntic than 1t does to freight from
San Francisco 10 New York, Hansen
told how TO hold a horse fair while
Weston gave a recipe on how TO gel
TAT; Miller showed the difference be"
tween q good apple. and Dorlus re-
cited poem on how 10 move y county
seat; Long showed how la make SHORT
talks, and Larsen showed how not to
talk AZ all she st, George member
SAID he had EN- but didn't know
where he Gotham, Meeks eNemplitled
| the scTiptural ndJNration ny showing
/ the bunch how good he felt at getting
| away and the SeYlerest man ~ ms
house WAS Martin Jenseni Petersen
L moved ia talks the university 10 Loo
| gam ana Downs read lecture on How
To lcl "A Good Coal Mine" Dyrens
showed how 10 run a hank, lienrle and
| hendricks shook hands on the high
school proposition, aud The session end
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-23
OLD FOLKS OUTING.
Salt Lake Veterans to he Guests OF
Davis County This Summer.

Messrs. c. r. Savage, George b, Mar
getts, Andrew Jenson and William b.
Barton, OF this city, members OF the
old folks central committee. attend
ed an entertainment given for the aged
at Bountiful yesterday afternoon. A
silver band met the visitors at the de-
pot and they were taken TO the opera
house, where over l1o veterans over
three score and ten years assembled
A fine program was rendered and all
present sat down to a banquet. which
was thoroughly enjoyed
When the excursion season opens, the
old folks OF Salt Lake will be the guests
for one day OF the old folks of Davis
county. The reunion will probably take
place at Lagoon, and 1t Is expected that
it win be one OF the greatest events in
the history OF such outings.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-23
FAREWELL SEVENTH HOUSE.
Members PINT in the Day Mostly wait
inu--Adjourmment at GLE p M


The house Is no more. The last bang
of Joseph's save has resounded
through the halls and corridors of the
county building. his far-reachils tones
are stilled, and solemn hush hangs
over the room With hansht 20 us tuep
Init the swish Of the JAnitor's broom.
Nm other words, the house has adj
sorirmed. The business OF the Seventh
session is completed. The members
have returned to their homes, feeling
they have done their best, as they saw
their duty. w.,
ing which the session endured, WAS de-
vo1ed largely 10 sauntering just wait
inc TO get throu gh- The appropriation
bin had 10 be corrected and ensrosseds
each house had its own, as Well as the
others, work To finish up. and both
branches stood subteoS TO commitment
tion from the states executive, whose
anal word came and the house Ad-
iomrned sine die, at 5:I2 o'clock p M
Before adjournment a little mutual
admiration session was held between
the minority and majority members,
Nessrs. Gotham, Giles, Meeks and Par
nv for the minority expressing their
thanks for the fair treatment accord
ed them, and Mr.. Richards congratulat-
ing Mr.. Speaker in behalf OF the ma
inrity for the square deal' given 10 all.
A resolution commencing the work or
retiring Fish and Game Commissioners
John Sharp was also adonsed, as fol-
| lows;
whereas, MIR John Sharp has acted
| In the capacity OF fish and game conf
missioner of Utah con tinuously since
statehood and
whereas, in the discharge of the du-
Ties of this office, he has been diligent
ana faithful, conserving the interests
of the state and dignifylng the office he
held: and
whereas. he is about to retire from
the office OF. fish and game commissioner
after so many years OF efficient service;
therefore, be IL
Resolved, by the house OF representa-
tiyes OF the State OF Utah. that We re-
coenize the efficiency of the service OF
Mi, John Sharp, and In behalf OF our
constituents. extend to him sincere
thanks and congratulations OH the work
he has done and the good results that
have followed;
Resolved further that copy OF these
resolutions be engrossed and presented
10 MIR. Sharp, and that they be spread
4 ON the journal OF the house.
Then, after benediction by Represen
| tative Dyrens. Speaker Joseph declared
| the session adjourned without day ant
the members departed
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ADJUSTMENTS.

LyrIc--The opening week az yaude-
willie at the Lyric has been very suc-
ccssfuI For the coming week a
strong bill win be presented as every
act Is claimed to be headlner- The
bill is headed by the Byrne comedy
four, who present their own oTigina nj
act There Is Jtlst enough comedy In
this four TO keep the audience laugh
Ing heartily. Purcela and Crbln.
worlds greatest wooden shoe DANGERS,
win be seem to advantage; Harold
Kelly and company have a comedy
cketch which is said to be exceedingly
clever, JAY Bogart q naonoloKlst Will
tell some funny stories, Barrett and
Harlow are a comedy team who come
for laughing purposes only. Leon lie
CHARTERS viii sing Somewhere" with
bea utifuI illustrations, while she latest
motion pictures win conclude an am
usually attractive bill.
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them IN order to make their friends
show cause why they should pass by
overcoming his objection and his vote
He was Mt war with Benner X Smith
almost every day OF the session. Hu-
laniski was one OF the most faithful
members In point OF attendance. and
was the only one to show anger on
the floor to any perceptlble extent. ne
served notice on his constituents tha'
II would be unhealthy for amy OF tne,n
To ivy 10 tell him what they would do
to him next election IL he didn't favor
certain bills. and generally showed him
self TO be a genuine war horse In IA
vorlng what he favored and opposing
what he objected to.
The senators and representatives are
today back at their homes, and picking
ur the thread OF their private lives and
domestic duties
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-23
WEATHER REPORT

Record at the local office OF the wealth
er bureau for the "a hours ending at G
a. nj, today:
Temperature at A. M. "a. maximum,
81. minimum, II mean, tS which Is dc.
greeS above normal,
Precipitation for the "a hours ending at
6 a, M. trace,
Precipitation since the first Of the
month Les inch, which is 20 inch above
the normal.
Excess tn preelplta tion since Jan, i. s'12
Inches.
Relative humidity, ~ per cent.
FORECAST TILL. 6 p. NJ. SUNDAY,
Local forecast for Salt Lake city and
vicinity,
Partly cloudy with possibly showers to-
r. j. HYATT,
Section Director.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
TopAY's.

ELLEN CToxford 10 Kate Lester. part
% lot q hls s. 2; ris' e. y. u, az ~
Master, para Of lot T. block ~ plat
~ .--.tt t--s.t,t..-.. l!f-.-.,t,t--s.,ft
l.. l.. Goddard TO II, w. SslseT. part
or lOi \. block 49, plat D..,,,,---.,,,, 81
Peter ", Parsons to James Thomson,
lot q. block I, Ehrlch's sub .-..,,.,
Chas. Itengg les To Ohio Copper Co,
land In section %, township ,
south range : west ,.,.,.--s.,,r
Henry pinwoodey TO Nephl w. Clay
ton, part q lot 4 block ~ plat 4 AL
A. o. Clark ana wife TO Ella u,
spooner, lots &C. ha block = Ian
colin PARK -u,,,--. ,i,.s.,,,,s--.,,,,-
Cleo IA TInglsy and wife 70 Demen-
loo Comic. lot 70, block s, Newhouse
Edw Ss,'d n. wIcss 70 i. /. Goddard.
part OF lot :, block 7 plat As"r...
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-23

THE HOLD-OvER SENATORS.
Barely a Quorum Present Nhcn Town
Clock ToIlcd Hour VI ldioprn-
lncnt al ". VI
IMPORTANT BlnI.s PASSED.

Against Uepty limiting Interest TO
Pure iocd, against all taking ia La
bells.
Ansi-Lnke measures.
Medical bills.
Juvenile court law.
Taxa don Ut corporations
Goods Roads bills.
General Appropriation blu.
Protection Of cliIr jewellers IN Utah.
New bounty law
Tax OH pedders
Regulation OF state land board
rorrcns land registration system
Eminent domain for smelters
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-23
DIED.

sToRER Al Mill Greek at the residence
% Mrs Thomas BoHm. March y. 1907
~ heart disease, Cughbert s. Stoker. son
u Robert and the late Elzaheth
Stoker
Funeral service will be held Sunday Mt
%. IN, from The Waterloo ward meet
Ing hotlse, Fifth East and Eleventh
South streets, Friends are invited Ia at
tend tho funeral aervices ana may view
tbs tetnains at the meeting house from
is.i5 TO D. M lntsrment In city COME
terry.
MlIsnnal Star please copy.
slaAFER. Al Bingham Conyon, March
y. 1871, AZ D. m, Of gall stones. Mary
her siXtelth year
The remains are AT the parlots VI 10.
reph Wlliam Taylor, g south West Tenn
PIE street. this city NoIlcs " funeral
Later
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-23
MAC o BAR.

Is the name selected for Me-
Donald's new confection which
will soon appear on the market.
1t was suggested by j. Harry Hamlin,
who paints, and he is therefore The recp-
ent of 5-pound box of McDonald's Bitter
Sweets, the highest quality, tht highest
priced chocolate in the world, and 5 pounds
of McDonaId's Dutch Chocolates. which are
on everybody's tongue.
Thousands of names were sent In not
only locally but from all over the West,
several even from the Atlantic Coast.
To these many, many friends of Nc
Donald's Chocolates, we sincerely offer
thanks for their kindly interest. All couldn't
win, we are sorry to say, but their efforts
are appreciated. We wish it were possible
to send each box of bonbons.
You will soon know MAC o BAR.
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ed by singing under the direction OF
the member from San Juan. 'Therell
be Holt time in the old Town To-
night"
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NOTICE 10 CONTRACTORS.

Notice N hereby given that sealed pro-
pusals Tor the erection ~ nu H. -, B.
meetlnehouse for Benhion Ward IN Gran
10 Stake will be received at tho resi-
dence " Bishop Diamond, Redwood Road.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-23

II. E. Evans, rlOrist, so s. Main 81
Floral Designs a Speciality. Phone osL
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doubtfuI II anyone ls claiming q VIC
tory. The total failure pi S'l p,ns
meant ic solve The long debated prYn-
lem left the question In exactly me fla-
tus where the legislature TOOK u VIZ
Senator BuIlcn Came down from bpsun
armed with BILLS planned TO cpn.inus
gruaratc maintenance under q rptc,H'
AK levy. These bills were Killed m the
senate. Then ScnaiOr Park came tor-
ward Win bills for complete consoii qa-
dion end these bills would have like-
Wise neI their death. had not Hollinss-
,vnrfh r,me forward, amending them
tul Generalization was limited 10 one
hard OF control, with Il trimming OF
wings nj the Agricultural college, unt
IN II should do only It's regularly as
sirncd work instead or trying 10 eS-
pnnd Into general university currlcu-
lum -,,i. -. a.,
ihe house Whure N WAS debated for over
~ hours bat The house Is large body,
and ip voting ihere Is no foretelllng re-
sailis The bill failed by a slight NUM-
bpr W. votes, although " received more
fhan a maIorFt " AS all the other bills
had already been killed. this plunged
m. state back into the same dlema 1t
was n when the legislature met and 10
prove II both schools got into the old
tlmc lobbying FOR money IN manner
chat made the most spirited debAtN
over the appropriation Ni1l. This prob
lem Is certain 10 be one OF the big ones
Of he next Canpalgn- as II Was OF THE
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-03-14
GOWANBURN'S PERIL.
Steamers Crew Remained on Board
 Vessel Fast Ashore.


 New York, March 14.--The steam CT Gowanburn was still fast ashore on Great South Reach, near the Lone Hill life saving station, at g a. m. to-day. N
 The crew voluntarily remained on board. Early to-daysa wrecking steamer reached the scene and pre- pared to haul the Gowanburn of the beach at high tide.
 About 10 o'clock the captain of the Gowanburn reported to the life saving crew on. shore that the steam CT was lying broadside to the beach and was pounding heavily, that her pumps were so choked with sand as to be useless and that he had not been able to see the wrecking steam CT owing to the fog. The sea. he re- ported. was increasing in roughness.
 Shortly before II a. m. the crew of the Gowanburn began to come ashore in the brooches buoy operated by the Blue Point life saving crew. The crew is composed of the captain and thirteen white men and seven- teen Chinamen.
 Another steamer. the German freighter Triefels, is aground in Bay Ridge channel. She struck bottom during the dense fog while bound from Constable Hook. N. J., for Brooklyn to complete cargo of oil for Calcutta. Eight tugs have been sent to her assistance.