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TRAGEDY At SEA

Continued from Page one.)
The seven rescued men tell a story OF
fearful suffering before they were picked
up by the Newton. Obliged to leave their
sinking niais ship In the midst OF storm.
bark. their little boat was tossed help
lessy about by the waves. The scant
store OF provisions wos In constant dam
which poured into the boat, and their
cask OF drinking water became tained.
BUT LITTLE FOOD
For many days they had nothing to
drink but rain, which they caught I'm tar
paulins and squeezed out OF their wet
clothing. The supply of food allowed
possible, even from the first. but even
then IL became exhausted after seven
days and the men had been entirely with
out food for more than "a hours when
they were picked up.
When taken on board the Newton their
bodies were covered with sores from the
constant contact OF salt spray and they
were so weak from exhaustion and lack
OF nouriShment that they were scarcely
able to stand. IL was several hours be-
fore any OF the men could tell the story
of their plight
They said that the Germanic had bao
mck from Nov. 23, when she sailed from
Weymouth. ~. s., for Fleetwood Eng
land, until she went down I'm mid-ocean
on Dec. o The bark ran into gale soon
dltef ledNlnS weymouth ana the wind
Increased until IL was blowing n hurri-
cane. Battered about by the tremendous
seas, the Germanir sprung aleak her
decks were burst open. tho cabins washed
away and she became completely water
logged.
TOOK TO BOATS.
When H. was seen that she could not
long remain afoat. the order to take to
the small boats was given. 1t was al
most too late. however, and there was
scarcely time TO stock the boats with
food and water, and for the men to
Chamber I'm. There were two boats. Ir
one were eight men and I'm the other
seven. the captain remaining on board
until oil the men had found places In the
boats, Just as he was about 10 step
aboard the bark gave "A lurch and went
down, carrying her captain with her.
His body was picked up later by the boat
crew, which was res "a by the Newton.
The two boats kept witnin sight OF each
other for several hours after leaving the
bark. but during the first night they be-
came separated rhe fate OF the second
boat, which contained eight members of
the crew, Is not known.
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MURDERED CAPTAINS
WIDOW INSANE

Allensten. East Prussia, Jan. 3.--Mrs.
van Schoenbeck, whose husband, a major
in the army. was killed by Capt. Won
Goeben on Christmas night, after tho
major found him In his wife's apart
ments. has gone insane. 1t is said she
has been mentally deranged for several
ypare
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Mrs Butler to Get Her Money

In a rescript handed down today the
supreme court revoked the stay OF execu-
tion granted the defendant In the case
of Julia Butler vs.. Rhode Island com
pany While the new testimony offered
might be pertinent and substs ntial the
supreme court says II does not appear
that the defendant was sufficiently dill
gent I'm securing it The verdict OF 1900
secured by Miss Butler must now be paid.
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Line IMAM FATALLY HURT
IN GREYSTONE VILLAGE

A man named John Campbell, said to
live at 22 College street. was fatally hurt
in the village of Greystone this forenoon,
dying at the Rhode Island hospital about
noontime. soon after his admittance
The man was a lineman and was at
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work on pole fixing wires when he re-
oeived a shpck and was hurled 70 the
ground. He received a fractured pelvis.
ribs in his left side and his left arm We're
broken and his back was injured. lie
was brought TO the hospital in an am
bulanoe from that institution.
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A Dozen Persons Poisoned

Wharton. o., Jan. IA dozen persons
were poisoned hero today by catlng
cheese. Clarence Bell. wife and three
children are dying. The others poisoned
81 Mr. and Mrs. Wheeler Crider and two
children and the family OF I. r. Long.
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MONEY.

New York. Jan. 3--Noon: Money on call
easier at 10 per cent Prime mercan-
tile paper 10 10 per cent Exchanges
ss70.537. .S3i: balances SIS ,15e, ,ls6
Noon: Prices fluctuated narrawly react
Ing slightly and then hardening. Business
was very light. Texas and Pacific and
firm.
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CALEB POWERS
JURY DISAGREES

Louisville. Jan. 9. Disagreement in
Caleb Powers jury reported at George
town, Ky. The jury reported earlier that
they could not agree and the judge sent
the u men back to their room with in
structions to deliberate further.
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NEGRO KILLS
MAYORALTY CANDIDATE

Huntington. w. VA. Jan. 2.-Ford
Gaines. candidate for mayor. was shot
down ON The street today by. a negro on
the eve Of the municipal election.
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Refined Sugar Advanced

New York. Jan. 3.-An grades OF re-
fined sugar were advanced 10 cents =
hundred pounds to-day.
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order The Nev.-Dcmocrs left ss
sour home todn,.
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Miss Laity Said no more attention TO
the two than In customary These two.
however, did not appear ~ have any
business. bat tho young woman worked
on under the impression that when they
rot ready they would make their wants
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Shortly after o'clock last evening an
Auburn and Eden Park car, on Broad
street at Pearl street, struck an express
wagon owned by Horace J. Carpenter, "a
Chapel street. driven by James NJ. Lena
han of 294 Broad street. The rear axle
Of the wagon was sprung.
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SEVEN PERISH IN RIVER
vEs =E7--ssG F-ov --E=
WORK vEE7 cEE-- ~
Vissc-si HsEE.

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zz- wee -~=c-=5 Ernes; Schweit-
1sr a. -o= -zE q A.s life.
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CroFe- B11sl=y. age unknown.
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r.ve-. lad t=ea EJrsi1s o. tie Ms
so1rl zts o.. he -vs. z-t the zc.-
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THREE NEW SUITS FILED
-"- SITS --= SETTLEMENT
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FIRE IN GLENN OIL FIELD
PREMATURE EIpLosICh cF ~
TEC-SLfCEPlr CAUSES \
DIbEsTPoUs FIRE

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MOUNT ROYAL IN PORT
LONG OVERDUE STEAMER ER.
EIyEs ~ QUEENSTOWN.
BOILER CAUSES DELAY

~ trsl.fafrd Press
Q8-.-lstDsn Jan. Win the a..
r1al here today ~ ne I9lg Overdue
sfransr NDl1' FD.aI ne anxiety -
fts t4Etrs4s v1D had relatives and
irHrfs aHnaff sas reisFef
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bio VIA me bJl-re The three
hundred passsagefs snd crew are re
tyrfsf al vel
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Kennedy Laxative Cough Syrup
causes a free ys' gentle actin -
tee bowels through which me cold
is 'ofred out q the system Call
fren Ike H. Contains no oD.aDs
mr. narcotics Sold By ~. ,
Frame. du
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R9gsl D.ron hzs 6let another suit
against n Garter. his s;=p;z'ber
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pz.n--- - re Defendant as .sgs-se
1rt-- re ElI % the .=c=as=1 t-5,h-
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sHaINERs OFF 10 MEXICO
s-==EyE OFFICIALS OF T-E o.
cE= o. THE MYSTIC s-HIsE
LEAVE FOR MEXICO.
By sozthvestea Press.

- - = = lt4Il FlrHe.
:, Josep-, No, Jan. 7.-Aboz-5 q
s7ee.a. train which includes re .z-s-
-, dining car II the world. aoo-:
100 snriners. headed b. IEp=-.2-
Deputy Aly2A Clayton. let; s. yos-
eph today on = pilgrimage 70 MsI-
co. The supreme oSce-s a-t 5-E-i-
taries o. the Mystic Shrine no A-e
taking part in Dsp-ty C.2y-oas *
cursion v!ll arrive II Ms1ic C.iy
next Sunday. where ths. I'll -
Joined by Shr!ne-s tron'i,Ss Angeles.
Houston and other cities. Il lie
capita, OF The Mexican re7zb,ic tie
visitors will Be receivet b. Press5e-;
Diaz and Other distinguished o5c-zls
and will also be taken on several
side trips One OF these wl! D %
Gu2de,a.ara, where reception S:ll
probably De given by Governor Al
umada, who IS one OF The NOS; 81
iaus.ast.c Shriners in Mexico.
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TIE Tradesnan AraaaI o' Cat
anoDza. y41uss.s 4a1a- aa,. o.
anuary . ls1, a mat enu-
rshsnElys aad valuable sI.sasr' ~
FtDBthsru Industrial cesrIyDmsr,
nj Dfes'rta ssgs~aL g-au'1 M
ata a. ~ tlr gfDgrrsa made la
his secfiDn during ne Dar' gear
Ftbs leading arIc.a o1rsItrng ~
sysral pagsa under me- guf. The
IOuth-YosfeTday Tolay ana TDu1r
Og." II me ~ mo Desr grgg,lo,s
,,rOn the pen ~ Day Auea HuDl
= recognized aIihDl'y and slDer
dong this Inc Ofher ar'erf nm
lrs knOuu beyond no yqgnearrs
IF their oNa tfatrs. cDsef many
NJ ~ snD,ec'9 ma, arc ~ vital lH
erest ~ the south. fBch. f1f isstance.
- The Progreza of Tea Culture
q South Carolina" Agricultural
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Garland Gas Stoves heat when
pthsfs FAIL 'lr taie only a.
STEVENS. KESSERLY Il
~ 5PhAGfSs co
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70, IN g.agY'o.tt - Eu0ra a.
- ~ - 7's4.-a czust t.s s1ief
,,Ds. flr MANY ga1rr ar.r
aYe7s'c a 'ae wiz. s41e1r.er
FONm 1hAf ~ l'a' F'-i' az 20 'a.--
n thal n1<'lrs sa-rr oG,.4..g
AL y!isd ~ 1911 s45s.J .s slH Ie
Fo-afA fafs d.s t9 uisa1Tel'-rs .a
h pat yszr oa 'as Alys- -l.slan.
-SlEa ard A4F'raI and faors "
zgDains fc'4al hss u .'e A
FoJfe1 Do frsrniT'Es c4Afr
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pga,ansas fsf.ce.'t - Ez-pvu1ef
n,y r. i-laY- q rtsJ ss-s .r-Y a.
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ne % rsl --s-z az EzF r;.-r
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STEVENS. E.E,sSEELy 4
- sPEAC.ss CO
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D=W..1 Lee Ez-.y Rls=-s s-= -1-
y-- pills .-Cs- Sd - " 2
Frz-s c&E
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-01-07

KODDL is ths beat remedy known
nofay for fyEpeDsia. indigestion aud
ali 'Toihl@s a'fsirv frnv dip0r-
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III ca,,an n.t.,,

cftDl faHyed IN price u>1ay from
, " - csnta With grades averaging
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Garland" Gas Stoves heat Ehea
Others fail for sale only s,
STEVENS, KENNERLY &
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-01-07

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The evening world., 1908-12-18
LOST SANTA HUNTER
IS FOUND IN PARK
Four r-Year-Old Walked More
Than Mile to Where
Deer Were.

Four -year-old Leighton Garland,
chubby little fellow with pretty curls,
Is going 70 get a gun, a bicycle and a
big drum from Santa Claus.
Leighton walked over to Bronx Park
from his home at No. 400 East One
Hundred ana Eishtieth street yester-
Gay lust to see santa Claus's horses"
and deliver note he wrote setting
forth his desires for Christmas. He
was gone four hours, during which his
parents We're very much frightened.
and had the police send cut a general
alarm Tor him.
Two little girls who knew Leighton
found him playing around the deer
range in the park soon after an account
Of his disappearance was printed In The
Evening World.
Il wants little sister, too" said
leighton, when he was taken nome and
explained that he had walked more than
. mile TO where Santa Claus's horses
live.
Well" said the mother, whose mind
had been greatly relieved. you shall
save the gun and the bicycle and the
"a. GIi.:l, anyhow
The evening world., 1908-12-18
WOMAN RUN OVER, KILLED.

Investigation is being made into the
death of Mrs. Margaret DermpdN, who
was knocked down by cab or an auto
mobile Wednesday morning and died to-
day In Roosevelt Hospital of internal
injuries.
Mrs. Dermody who was sixty-three
years old and lived with her daughter
a No. 267 West Thirty street,
was crossing Eighth avenue ana Thirty
seventh street. whom the accident op-
CURED. She was alone, and as the driver
or chauffeur did not stop after knocking
her down, no description nor number of
the vehicle was taken
The evening world., 1908-12-18

driven 4 car, up FOR much of The loot,
probably making two trips.
Miss Estes is the last dire: descend
ant of rhe well-known Estes family.
Fur many years she has been pro'"ihs . a |
f?.s1a5 II m ",5 saw rcd to induce nsr 20
move to a more fashionable pa; OF
Brooklyn, but she said she ,"ulII'
think OF leaving d place with so many
ture and he!rlooms she valued SO highly
sltted SO nicely into the hooks, corner
ana On walls they mad occupied so io;'S
The evening world., 1908-12-18
CUT BURGLAR
ALARM WIRE, GET
$4,000 IN LOOT
Estes Home RanSacked While
Mistress Is Abroad and
Maids Away.
THIEVES LIVED THERE.
Beds Slept in, Place Uttered
With FoOi-Used Cart
to Garry Spoils.
THIEVES LIVED THERE.

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Find House Looted.
a letter received day or 50 ago an
henrcei M'ss hstes's departure for homo
!" 'Fe''' ''' h"''"ayS' ana instructed
''e wants 10 stt 'ie mouse IN reaHi-
ness Aeh 'heN went IN yesterday they
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mao peen rahsecked' SlINer"hHe, Naiu-
fpie i"IalF PICTURES br.o-@-o'G2, family
h"lr.p'ms ana even furniture ETd car
let'"S had been carried away,
heSi1"s' twelve trunks had been de-
spoiled II costly laces that for four gen
eration5 mad been handed down from
mother TO daughter in the Estes family.
Rugs, tapestry and other things added
The evening world., 1908-12-18
HURT eY AMBULANCE.

owen Seeney, OF 20. i9i sullivan
street. was knocked down by Roose-
yelt Hoswtal ambulance driven by John
O'IIarc at Forty-siXth street and Ninth
avenue last nigh. and was taken in
the same ambulance to the hospital with
ContuSious Of the face anu body and
possible fracture of the skull.
The evening world., 1908-12-18
JACKSON OUT OF DANGER.

ALBANY. Dec 1S.--Attorney- General
Jackson. whose illness from typhoid
fever was reported TO have taken n
serious turn yesterday. improved later
In the day. At the Albany Hospital IL
was said he j. out of dange-.
The evening world., 1908-12-18
EMPLOYING PRINTERS
ISSUE CALL FOR MEETING.
They VIII Discuss Unsatisfactory
Conditions ami Hunt ior
Means Nl Relief.


Tho employing printers last night Is
sued rnIl for a mass meeting at the
broadway Central Hotel on Dec. ", To
discuss the unsatisfactory condition 90
Ia" trade and suggest a remedy Tho
call has been sighed Ivy the TNpothctao,
tie printers League, the Printers
board of Trade, the Master Printers
Association and by many independent
The committee in charge, through
tho secretary. Charles W, Smith. a..
sued n statement that said the increased
cost OF materials and increased cost OF
labor brought about condition by
which printing. as compared with other
industries. is yielding very unsatiSfac-
tory financial returns. The printers of
tne city are unanimous in the opinion
that the present rate OF selling prices Is
too low, and that some remedial step
must ho taken at once.
The discussion at the mass meeting
Will bear entirely on cost and selling
prices. No labor questions VIII be dis
tussed. The meeting will he entirely
pun-partisan.