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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-11-14

mines have conc through many Of
the Chinese compounds and have
watched the men both at work and at
play. They are healthy looking fell
lows taller and more muscular than
the Chinese of the United States, and,
as rule, better citizens. The COM
pounds are walled enclosures, entered
only through turnstiles, so that. ererS.
man who comes in or goes out leaves
a record Each Chinaman has his
number, and this is taken when he
comes in. He lis paid by his number
and by it he gets his food and sup
plies In fact, the 4.0o0-odd cclestials
in the Simmer and Jack mine are not
known to their employers by name.
Each individual is only Il number. He
may have been Wun Lung before he
came in, but he is 1875 or something
else 1t is by these that he gets his
bed. his clothes. and. strange for a
Chinese, his bath.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-11-14

BUILDING? Your style, price and
quality of mantel is here. Elias Morris
& Sons Co., Opp. south gate Temple
block.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-11-14

Trenton -four is made from hard
wheat. with u new mill. by expert
millerS, therefore is bound to be bet
ter -four. Try it, Vogcler's Seed store
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-11-14
IN THE BATHROOMS.

l understand that many OF these
Celestials never had a bath until they
We're stripped naked and secured at
Tien~Tsin before they took ship for
South Africa. SWce then they have,
enjoyed this luxury regularly, and they
now wash themselves quite as much
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-11-14

Made up Overcolts. Trousers, Suits
tailor made. Big saving. Daniels.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-11-14

The men sleep In hunks, III rooms
,.,,n,ii 10 feet square and 90 feet high,
with nothing but n lilac roof overhead
such u room Is supposed to accomno-
date 60 chinese, although 1T has seldom
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-01-12
: DOMESTIC AND IMPORTED WHITE FABRICS
Hemmed Sheets
Ready for use.

Size $3.50, 75c grade, for 4Sc each.
Size $3.50, Soc grade, for 59c each.
Size $3.50, $1O0 grade, for Toe each.
10000 Yards-Once Year Sale
of FINE BERKELEY CAMBRIA
Qualities: No. 100, No. $50, No. 1870
in short lengths (from l to 5-yard
lengthsl. The cheapest retails regu-
larly for 25c up to 35c yard. Your
choice, as long as they last, 121ac
yard.
Limit of 10 yards to customer.
All plain, white linen suitingS and
waistings will be reduced for this
sale 80 1-3 per cent.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-01-12
French Lawns and ChiHons
Nainsooks

American and English manufac-
ture; all in 12-yard pieces.
No. 22-$225 Piece, for 81 so Piece.
No. 25-$2.75 Piece, for $500 Piece.
No. $500 Piece, for 81, 80 Piece.
No. 45-$3.5O Piece, for $3.50 Piece.
No. 60-$400 Piece, for $500 Piece.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-01-12
India Linens

Mcbride Irish Dimities
All the new stripes ard plaids. soc
values for 35c yard.
Special lot of fancy linens, partly
Soiled, at y price.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-01-12

which are so stylish this season.
These come in the soft pastel shades,
embroidered on the finest white ba-
tist-bands, galores, medallions,
waist fronts, and all-Overs.
The designs in the baby sets are of
the most dainty patterns; some have
the fine baby Irish effects and others
the eyelet and blind embroidery
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-01-12
Children S Drawers

Children plain with five small ucks 10 years
Special for this sale Zoe
drawersmusn top and tucked cambria ruffe all sizes
Special at 25c
ruffe Special a 35c.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-01-12

Combination effects are easily in
the lead. The biggest stores every
where are showing blind filet,
shadow, Irish and openwork in the
same design.
Among the newest ideas are the
Mederia embroideries and Swiss
cross bar effects. The showing in
cludes also the colored embroideries,
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-01-16
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WfasFras sIglh a. AiIltEruars II. E Mill
leT, l9ET lAsSAUA. 10 ttsts, certain
Iced ID, ttusIs dA6edl AuzUast llss
lS06- ana rroesHsd a tbNe Recesuf
esis ns8sesi& ,Ata3fnih o,Eus ;, state I'd .lis-
sSseEi. N,isad I'd ttustVreozn. Ha0E -. al
paEr 10, coRHvyvd o littsn a. Howell. ~
ttnstee, rusdeiloptb sr ,iesssftedfrAa esSate
situated a lAalsEsaN louaaYy '4tatOOt Taiia--
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laws asiallionfoa NtNieo Miss0aKi lnds
LiokssseR n nEREYeyv NIg ioEtYy t0s o.
saiatatsYy q MtAitc1 dlssesEi aazi hoisr
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llpzrn y ,ieesi issed ,Iti3yy i3thl 900, rr--
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Sstaeh ttEvt aiaoye sana1ioandi couSesHnnel
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.ApEit Elsa 40 ilsy II a. iieznal aaalj vita
70 81thkYyehng rnEiasy ~. trustees and
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logcass,1e faHkt dlee unaiaa lon thsa pnyu1ank
psAatdinDAas 0nr a85y part thsErofg the
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ial laa. piaees anf atnreaas dot1Eit lna
fnaR,Iaaaai ~ hR,pn5 VinnAl % sahid nBbss
s,sfNxi@Teaas EthaRlAa HtSeii hsefRras
teethsspinria Recommendation ~ hoe isaaa
oEiAlt4aanrt REi ssiHnbla tanEeuutss said
tEnat8
AoSs tbnrsiene,l lhashhnieo ID lAndrHtn
d0unAYy slissaBEis atrthhcrrasash OF TIM
agal i0ideEiofisatld nnsae Vsil onliff,ias
tbs,eathi dasgf llARnaErs iva hstHrenthn
lpueE.o alianc Oieidoniaii bhdsrrnaemnad
iaesolciooklia 81 th,ai teFuDoWptf saisld das3
at9hB,eaat & snh sloonol hhpc onrt Ilsuaa
asAieEtaae MA sain nshlprsDprigIn pahl
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JaaRaay a }t1aS p41sIflfl f,EE1,g
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Mexico Missouri message., 1908-01-16
Esenuuriws Worries.

Nssslene IL BsrsAss gsona tISstt Letters
ttsshaaeBtkFygBpsBi tiase ESTATE 90 oalStb
fitstiiTtss dscaassi li&kss bevu sghutea tllae
ltrNaeFsssrnesfitjg tlsseIs rObaaLo ssrticgi AAs
lisuateoe8tsa Nisssast ,IsaEFBxdt esI1eee
~ 1877
Ail lisFsesas lIAslh gtstaafsas aeaahasisasA
tAtAsuFeTEqnsstt To- ezIglSt thsasl fs.eg
lsalssgussere 10 tlsFe czscnaffxs sftisfsn onee
SnaSaaiAradaaanJg 9asRlnss ltstAvss feFss-
1 ~ aFitIesy nfass - ppretaaaaa ffaean asf5i
fsnsa@ ~ saahl estate, aaa fisuskn ctssssss
INSTRUMENTATION ttsuo ynasss ifbnsl
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Frad. OAoIiElsfsas .8urlitsitE,
: IAsE q gaskss FiseeAtfg4y
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-01-16

made 4fO BHslis4ls tottise aesee III
stills attt@ ce1tss. Il ssae in the
AuEtliAktMxuEoffmwo lh AhD-
tffuan1paHfEasq uziiIthmeess meeeOs-
lDEtoN sw Mkrisoc u think tlaHai
niEise coHuttsx fb~F d HaEes Bsssi
ttnspetNieee tutt Hlikas tliiss couus-
ttwttisebRstl Il Hasee O. cskiin ihi
Uni5UcoGntya NSm Nkzii0e2
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-01-16
FINN ArisauxzE.

W. IL Bszi.. az this cgnurW
writes the MllssAdH ffnln 4ilbzm
StnTngss Arkansas. unIftET dkte OF
Thm 4 ng& az fbilmyss
Arrived Ar this piaese lhsst uignf,
HoAriIEg down rnim All the ttinr.
RounEhmys rr4htiTnss tins nDruinE
Everything iss l6Su4iy tuEihyy sUu
shining fright
On my Why 0IEtiatt HauxRss City
u fbllnliiaM odd setlODiiuAaee New
tom NilliSnsg, wtiEDcaGnee westtbe-
togee ttiee war; HbGh IuSuly FaEreN.
l1ssisEuees.tootelIInse anilodlliisupss
a1lf dbJEusF i'm the wesss Knew
JkEnsssHanEs Qzzntrrll. BILL g6din
antnoatsrss wtlSO wegee theEuon tin
b0rdagy.
Z AttnbpaLnattsecapiihi ID KANSAS.
Hfoslnlh ann aunt. So YpaxHE odd
eeetaaa i'm rsiudd anai bodjy. She,
thGEhtt 5niSRxdlL 11Ett lstolauthDg
osi ttee Hb0ai&Fr Sshs0iizaaterg
f6isfiFsttlessszasin rraEinEbaekZin
ttse0la daa1ea06i Ih1iaEaA. Hhdlm
Ehae viiiti with o. coazias. u. Ga
Hsell aAtEDVpbaas W9n4f thEu1tha
State Hbuase III las m bsaHiffnl
httratnEee nbpekEa isAa tiaae City
lrhhesttretss azrel aiii09 Ffaatrixhki ans
giasS 2o0ftetfwidas, withhtupo rows
nsshhdaetteesE Mhstt hseaa lasetSI
eeeimthnaunzmsrr Thsemi9hkS
HAaRvAahResiis h. HDgthhrm bs=dars.
Almwsillis1ppeassdd wathh whata
haNeaeeaao1i Sikbanrs 5pingRs. Iia
bkteetaswinia aRuandEithho AEkhnaaa
Lads ThhruiaeesIhas 5000 afhhs
! ltanAas DIR RAD H8sahnrEllEis sia,
teri .Nilas nnRT Mars IL * Hanki
! isnsss. iRtariaEaedhti ihilasuiiassvl
ernAlyysanaes Rrshiae hhrrs
I Tlmolfnnr arsihn a1swdapsae
\ p0BNRsy Akkknnsns Y0Ra seee
pnn Hii ginuuNEDund ihhesi1riae.
M IA BlRkl.,
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-01-16

X .H HAil! faErninzg ibatt s0Wt6i
o.. zkztecnarEdItss waEsimtoosssf
thseA llzs2GEEIaa ttsaGtndAw KIP
iisin iIbse haaltHi auzh iis nsttlnE'
tllSui Hathsewostsl. wRes@e zlAbatb
sthaEe Hkean3iH AZ. HachkttadRdl
f6sr thae Ssaise 0osnaati lBDo aasss
EkrnD ibakf nssthb OF MkstlmbarK.
lhaaoahheRlag.. HbsueAEkrl M saass
rnsssdaal1stooAkniRninn asanse tihaee
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-01-16

TlS EiiniiIAsgIhth bslA a. SEES
siolEY with Mis- NeAl Hbdsss lhEti
EfidaSy Aspealing isea wazs 0HsI
u1fttaefHatuFess Nfps HI6m Dear
inEspnAIadl esE adj dbHEm SEisl
,go2@ihimblAeassm miIAe. rlku
hlll patti aSidae ttisiII sewing and
wOskz Observation-Disclosures
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-01-16

K.l,. Bel., offQasteEr es0niys
Nsls.. writes tlsse MESSAGE thaktEss
is&eiRg tposeAllltss nvnpssssy ihteEr
asttsin Nelwaska aRsB expssGss to-
meSAt0Sesth Alssearfite, spsaal
tlserseasinlsErogglaAs da6ys. "a u.
ssasslasER iA AAlaRniR esRntFy apll
arfw togns0lNeslilswes
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-01-16

Rhafs MARS St,Stlnmr j. baus
ffssHh lishOne az SlshgieiIE Nh.
after q lDnR shgn with pnsaInuna
ansh has rssamsst his duties ia ttie
MhxiD0B High S0iiOOi
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-01-16

RerFsy Enterprises Mrs Il. T.
AD9yr Ssss csaltsE to Aeaaeon Friday
hyy tho saosnssss OF hsr FATHER. I'm
gls0,ieainl, wii0is quite. sitzs 10
~ ssssth1hgy wslh eanssrr afi tis
sLpmaeis,
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-01-16

llhral nepgmhey oRf "a nOsis
iNrnmiltiaG spEstts5 iEHaA@ns asps
xrm paResg isiqsls llsse "A Letter
tfpenlAmss. Henae0s les oeakeRkal
ypfYFmash anH alNa6ss ltek. Eesr
ssEslwilA inaeFppkltep tiss nailloa
m een6us Il ann afilll witt
lte a lisla o5s asaaaRn sndesy
io las aanners 81 asu5a hsailhI
assl riaassAi siapali4ns. Il wial
skn aiEansaa aappaBsspUMs nsN
ygsn
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-01-16

.fIsseln1D gANfll. Ns1l, gDts AIlnRifas
NtbOuAhtsss 0a lS,sa ssisitJi al rsesslst lise
hfsss aafai Flsiffii iarfakp alellti 0Fl caslil
1soatiG. N3astlhe4ie9 ~ fs5sg asst ssfdt 49, II
iilsFtiSf tlg9 attlsua AhpassftiI .f1g ,(Al. ~
HAL. goFpegsO NJ asyt rS1fai IsfDpH 81
DiAaMiRphysNot yM F'fhnlsestt ieFfsl
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-01-16

Alsss ARalsb Wallace Ssile.E Mrs
Aaniaa uAnielss ils Sturgeon last
Saas, rtle Hsaitn ssssassssOf Aiss
Wallaas ah fnalbSss 'Sals, 10 Que
Osf AhEiealss mOstt ssasibih Young
laaiies and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-01-16

krRns a. WSm0sn wass married
H. IhlIAs0a 9ilSiasst wnsk too Miss
HlldA WAithsr Mr. Wsynprn Sss
fnpsasFiy c9nnsstesll vilth tue lap,
tpR karmiinrn Qa in Ahxiee.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-01-16

rlaA waR1Allh 1saStasr saYss MiR
QhaFisN ShRiln weRti an to- Mh3iea
SeinnlAH tb visili ltsnu nstiaers wtIl
AiiRes HhEs san ARGssstt Ssipllr
assamilsnie<h hsn anshwilll asooRl to
wnllsFillss wileFn he is aiteaaihe
seihall
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-01-16

W " G0raatn, Quahsase az
LalhlaajiA. was % AsNia0 Iash wsek
N ses Ais or0tsiar and vhiiR hsrs
paid saiis 0liiRe q pheasant business
qaiB.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-01-16

W. HI 4o0Rs lLst q hOrse tnam
his rssstihans ia AbEin0l last; Snsis
AMI adagy M t'vo iainr 40 inuntH i,
aftslSraiil0ssh traes; MEAN rhornp,
s0a sillhsh hY tho aars.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-01-16

Miss 10ttit DB p,sans NJ Nanr-
dAila lhttlhst, Sssss tnr l9gnn, Itan.
Nilasa ssla has aeseptssf o lDs,ttm
asssaehoys
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-01-16

VIM, N, Steele u Boonville,
Ne, ls = new reader Of the MESSAGE,
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-01-16
New 1Rsae Marked.

a. e. 0,ssG aud Etans r1wsun
bdpOrs pOrtn E0stDiiitaI liiunu iillh
Reaihgs "a stasih aud eursd meats,
Poultry ia saason
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-01-16

Il l., krsppeRdOrl % Cherokee,
okla ls = new reader u the MEs'
Aag,
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-01-16

Afss Gsargs WAdken at Sanhg-
iiNid. MD. u visiting, hsn warrants
ia ttis ctiys Mr. antH Mrs = j
Sshsle,
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-01-16

Mrs. AlSaha Sowa aftar o
Rieasalf viRii 0 lsr Bansata ia
&eaie0. Mr. an,f Mrs, &C Arans,
has psttlraRb IN lar luna in 6in,
sas Qllsa
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-01-16

0iilR (pow,hs Qe VtnltSa has
moved " the LAKE EARN aaar Bar.
asrA eeceqsiss parchrsed as : 2
S1teonA essAee va Mrs. Crowds.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-01-16

J, T., Schneider adds HE name
10 the MESSAGE subscription list.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-01-16

INV AIsSSAaE AMI Aiess Alinaa
nae tor lp0s tor 81 81.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-01-16

sllB gIN 80
Observation-Disclosures ihnnsaNNae al
eeett aa1 heaueyDautfse pSgafss lIIae
81atarnp co4S4nnsaas aeee makRhas
stEita8msabeusliGi or aulia ~ gibr
ismafoessee
WI IL. Eegsnn SECS.
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4sstaop ~
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-01-16

N0Rey ~ 0aR ga real sssase 81
eastSS
;, VI etQvEth.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-01-16

The AudrAln Circuit Court opens
next Monday,
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-01-16
EsEr or rrAcHrR

Ed. c. ofntt
Blanche White
Hattie b. Stevenson
Alua N. keiser
G. W. SsnSl,erry
LIB Hawthorne, Snpt
Mark SkidmOre. Prin.
L. J Mitchell.
Mrs. HoUgiznd.
Carrie Baldwin
Rolha B. FINLEY
BerEN~ 4. Bell
Ssetls L. SRiicw
Maud u W4llare
EfiIth E1hegl,ige
Ruby N Ssrwkler
Elizabeth gSIIl
kashssVru Duncan
BsnSUu Bosts
Frunevs gltzzk1gu
Frances Garter
Ora johnson
May NJ OiHEEr
CAllDs N@criis
IsHRiit k.Irmt,.
Beth Duris,,t
MINNIE W rlrar
lruIn johnson
Lm,E Lessee
My IBsiSsbu
NIry Hopkins
Baveriv HIYes
LDit PaWel
Mabel C,solf
MIry Canld,ty
LaIr;I SsrbsI
eHlbism Emerson
MnErlt UailisY
Hran8ln Harrison
MkEs Willie RslBHRu
WINNIE Hslzn,isau
ANNA MiIrgilnil
sUuhim y. owen
( WINNIE eFbhs
Mrs Nsilis M,K,iailnn
EiiiHiI r. Baker
Arthur Trimmings
/. &imu Hsnusn
\ Nellie Mi,lEinEH
Wtlr >, B,iiiia
Pearl Tucker
.!ilnet7s T. WHITE
\ Q. ~. Bir,iiBstan
&diit Hinum
t,rtsIsm tCdHliitv
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Har5B 5isvEa-
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Nmnie Helluim
y IA. BARNES
Rfiisil BsdiAse
Elinu q. Turner
/ Mis-. II Z. Palmer
Bfssie rintleii
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-01-16
List of Audrain County, Missouri Teachers 1923
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The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-05-08
Heroic Work Is Done by Life
Savers to Reach the
Peter Rckmers.
THEIR LIVES IN PERIL "a
HOURS AS STORM RACED
Awful Disaster Averted as Craft
Stranded a Week Was Be-
ing Torn to Pieces.
[speclal to the EyenIng star. ]

EASTPORT, L. l., May SIN the
teeth of whipping northwest blow and
In tumbling seas the seventy two
sailors and wreckers aboard the hap
less four-master Peter Rickmers were
rescued today by the fearless life
savers of the Fire Island station.
Heroic efforts alone saved those
aboard the crumbling hulk of the huge
sailing vessel. Ali last night the men
on the Rickmers awaited rescue while
facing death in the storm tossed
waters Lashed TO the stumps of riven
masts and clinging to the rigging, they
could family see through the murk and
mists the beacon fires burning on the
stretches of the beach.
A rOJI-caII of the crew of the Peter
Rickmers after their rescue today
showed thnt one man is missing. He
is believed 10 have been swept into
the sea last night by the waves or to
have been left ON the ship unnOticed
by the Iifc-savers.
For more than twenty-four hours the
seventy-two had been facing death in
the raging sea. The rescue was eff
fected after one of the most trying ex-
periences the life savers On this ex-
posed coast had ever been called upon
to face. No less than a dozen times
hope OF saving the men on the doomed
ship was all but abandoned, and it was
only the easing of the gale and terrific
sea- that made rescue possible. The
great steel ship, one of the finest sail
ing vessels that ever rode the seas, is
a total wreck. Her bow and stern
have been completely torn off by the
waves, her masts were ripped out, her
deck-houscs and bridge swept away
and she is full of water. She is lying
far bacl; on the bar, and it is unlikely
even that any effort will be made to
tow her to deep water again.
The Rickmers struck the sand bar
about ten miles from Fire Island April
80, while bound out from New York
for Europe. At first it was believed
that she would be noated without diff
Guilty. but as the wind continued and
she drove farther and farther on the
shelving bar her position became
serious Even then, when the wind de-
creased. it was believed that she would
be fioated without serious damage after
a portion of her cargo of case oil had
been jettisoned.
A large force of wreckers were set
at the task. and excellent progress was
being made up to last Tuesday night
when great storm broke on the coast
The wind increased so rapidly in force
and the sea assumed such proportions
that the wrecking tugs which had
been standing by were forced to flee
for their own safety, leaving behind
on the ship thirty-nine salvagers, who
had been working on the cargo, and
thirty-three of the crew of the Rick
mers.
AS the storm increased the waves
drove the big vessel steady back on
the bar. One by one her masts went
by the board, and, surging over the
crumbling hulk, threatened to sweep
every living thing on board into the
sea, Life savers on the beach sent
lines to the Rickmers, but before
single man could be hauled ashore the
ropes parted.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-05-08
DISABLED STEAMER HAS
TO FLY DISTRESS SIGNALS.

CHICAGO. May S.--After battling %
hours with the storm the steamer Bing-
hamton, which left Chicago for Buffalo
Wednesday night, became disabled
early today and was towed in by two
tugs
The steamer had reached point four
miles on Chicago and then found it
necessary TO display distress signals.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-05-08
STEAMERS CRASH
IN THICK FOG OFF
ENGLISH COAST
British Liner Matiana Rams
Hamburg.AmeriCan
Freighter.
BRITISH VESSEL Is
DAMAGED; REACHES PORT
| Bound from London to Calcutta
When She COllides with
BrasiIia.

PORTLAND, England, May S.-The
British steamer Matiana, from London
for Calcutta. has been in collision with
the freighter Brasilia, of the Ham
burg American line, at a point twenty
miles south of here.
The Matiana has returned her with
her stern broken and other damages.
The collision occurred in dense fog
The freighter came into this port
this afternoon. She was struck on
the port bow above the water lire.
After a survey she proceeded for Ham
burg.
NEW YORK, May S.--The office of
the Hamburg Line here has had no
news of an accident to any of its
steamers. and it is inclined to doubt
that the vessel which was in collision in
the channel with the Matiana was one
of its liners. AS far as the records of
the company go no steamer of the line
could be in that vicinity at this time.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-05-08
CLEVELAND HAS
SLIGHT SET BACK;
IS WASTING AWAY
Wife, However, Continues OPP
timistiC-FamiIy Is Close
ly Guarded.
[spee .al to the Evening star.l

LAKEWOOD, May S.--Grover cleve-
land has suffered a slight setback, be-
cause of the inclement weather, but
the reports from the Lakewood Hotel
continue to .cclare Mr.. Cleveland s
condition is improving.
Mrs. Cleveland. through Manager
Berry today made the statement that
her husband was getting along nicely,
and that the published reports that he
had suffered relapse on Wednesday
were untrue.
Despite the optimistic statements, it
is generally understood that the Sage
of Princeton is wasting away, and that
the end. when it comes, will be more
from general exhaustion from the
ravages of disease than from direct
attack.
The hotel which has been al the dis
posal of the Cleveland family solely for
weeks Is still carefully guarded,
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-05-08
GAINS FREEDOM
BY GIVING BACK
LOAF HE STEALS
Hungry, Caster Passes Bread
Three Times Before Yielding
to Temptation.

Weakened with hunger and wander
ing in the storm yesterday George
Caster of Prince street, stole a loaf
of bread from door stoop. A police
man saw him and he was arrested.
When arraigned before Judge Howell
today in the First Criminal Court he
said 81 passed that loaf of bread three
times. 1 am not thief and can
starve without it hurting me as much
as to steal"
Judge Howell told the prisoner that
he would be discharged if he placed the
loaf back on the door-stoop from which
he had taken it. This the prisoner
said he would do, and the judge handed
him the bread.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-05-08
SEEKING NEWARK
WOMAN TO PAY HER
MORE THAN $1,000
Massachusetts Bank Wants to
Give Miss Clara F. C0nklin
Twenty-Year Deposit.

The authorities of Springfield. Mass,
are seeking Miss Clara F. Conklin, OF
Newark, to pay over to her more than
$1,000 that has belonged to her Cor
many years and which she has never
claimed
Treasurer Joseph Shattucker, of the
Springfield Institute for Savings, to-
gether with the Bank Commissioners
of the State, are trying to locate the
woman, and letters are on the way to
Mayor Haussling and Chief of Police
Corbitt to ask aid inn finding her.
Twenty years ago the Conklin wom-
an placed an amount of money in the
institution and since that time it has
been accommodating interest, until there
is due the woman $1,005.01. Her name
does not appear in the Newark direc-
tories for the last five years.