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New-York tribune., 1908-12-30

raTTGN-VhiIe to-day-s cotton market was a mar
- sTafr with fluctuations limited and trading oI a
Fs- scsle. quite staa-E uT1sEt1Ie- ara q
=rrand seemed deveop On al s9ft sfeis- IRE
sresFr points higher = points lower
. =. market opened
Fressv Of points - ara advance 'i 4
points lover. IN 11sa 10 -1s<aI
T,7irnE cables offerings huI soon Ia
. a., efo5- within MONDAY close ana Hils
syas s setback points during the ailerio>i.
market STEADY Ihe late trading on lel--r "
southern spots and covering fy January 7l,Is
E..i-fe-z7 reported
-, r-H.es.-} SHOWN -.-
--a=F-r nola-s attention
-ezundss of -he represented ~ ire sVN x
-us-v contract Tnis contract selling Wsl In2'I a
zffr-irE raritv With southern markets ara me SUP
4 s.7ee a-afaHle said aL
starIe There May le a -e"
Of undesirable cotton t"-a-
80 ma fle bulk q has been received -e.e
7s--er1iar / supposed 70 be very CeS-I,-ae
I impression Et''F't-s
e-fors that entire stock IS oe5lFeie- oI
/ ~a-r-4- vii although
sfrse -e circulation notices cause 11lIieIifS
,-assfr- Private cables from Liverpool were 5s'=E mo
-fu-i-.-~ rega-ding Manchester CutolA Hll ~-S
4 snake rfrre evidently lacked SUPPORT
Tie contract prices n J1e lo-a- iaLhi- '-1
+ 10
New-York tribune., 1908-12-30
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool, Dec 29.-CIosing. WHEAT-a,ot n, % rsa
@e5err winter easy g lIa futures quiet; December
steady new American mixed (via Gaveston) 5s Sd;
futures quiet January. 5s 24.d March IS 2Ad PEAS
t1tTadian steady. 1s "a FLeTR-Winter uatents nrv1
SOS. HoPs-At london n'aclhe CoastJ nrn 10 ase5gG
BLEE-F12ta India steady. T5rir,e
mess WesleFn quiet ISa nd HAhs-short eut u ta is
10 dun as Cd EAIDN-tulnieriand cut "a 10 30 N,
dIll 4os; short rib. ld 10 "a H. quiet ass: long clear
Ilddies hght y 10 - !b 45s Cd; long clear mid
ces, heavy, 30 10 30 10, dull. Cd short elea- hacks
ie 70 % 10 eSsy, 4es: clear baes IA 50 10 ID STeaE
New-York tribune., 1908-12-30
I62d Street

1924 Street.
The approximate amour. OF the lien or
charge. 10 satisfy which the above-described
property is to be sold. is Three thousand
three hundred and hfty-ons and 6T-IO0
(S3. .351. go dollars with interest thereon
from the 18th day OF December, 1905, to
gether with costs and allowance amounting
to Three hundred and four 55-I00 dollars
with interest from December IS. 1908 to-
gether with the expenses OF the sale. The tp-
proximate amount CT the taxes, assessments
and water rates or other liens. which are to
be allowed to the purchaser out of the pur-
chase money OF paid by the Referee. is S307
S5-1O0 and interest.
Dated, New York, December 22d. 1908
\ FREDERIC CYRUS LEUBUSCHER.
Referse
New-York tribune., 1908-12-30
Sunlight Patented Latest

Improved Gas Lamp
150 candle power: never
blackens mantle. saves 500
on gas bills: brighter than
the sun; best in existence
Introduction prices 10 Trib-
une readers. SOC, 70c.. 81;
nantes 10c. up. SUNIO
HEAT & LIGHT CO. IS
Nassau ST, near John st 696
Z. 161st st. Tel. 4424 Melrose-
New-York tribune., 1908-12-30
WOOD FLOORS.

WOOD FLOORS resurraced and refinished
by electricity; telephone Rapid Floor
SuFfacinE Co.. East 42d St
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mmmm no
PED D LINE

RED D LINE
For Porto Rico. Curacao and VsneBusla-
Pier IL near Wall St Ferry. Brooklyn.
For san Juan Porto Rico
AT REDUCED RATES
< Caracas. Saturday. jar =, '09. noon
: $ Philadelphia sat. Jan 10. '0s. noon
For La Gusyra. Pto- Cabello. Curacao ana
MaragafDo-
.SS Aurora . Saturday. Jan. .. 90. noon
: : Ztiiia -..-- SATURDAY. jan g '09, noon
Freight only.
These steamers have superior accoumetAr>
tfOns FOR passengers
ROTTI TON BLISS & DALLETT
General Managers 50 Wal 81
New-York tribune., 1908-12-30
PROF. SITUATIONS WANTED.
Female.

FIORIDA.-Renned, experienced. trsveieo
woman. now at Palm Beach, ana nnolns
climate delightful, would act as secfetAIy'
stenographeT companion, nurse; soperiHn-
tend household and servants. or travel o.
81 West 10sth st.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-30
BOARD AND ROOMS.

I Each 8 words s.......~.Sc eta !
18 words tiTpss- 81 90 J
I42D ST. bI6 WEST T-Private house.
steam heat: running water: rafined
Christian family: home atmosphere: refer
ences expected.
MADISON AVE. o73 6e4-sae (61st STU
Double and single rooms: excellent table
board: reasonable.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-30
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.

7TTH ST. II EAST.-Eiegant furnished
rooms; also handsome second floor: un-
furnished. references
New-York tribune., 1908-12-30
Attest.

H n Fisher. Secretary.
State OF New York. County OF Queens. ss.:
w O. Wold, being duly sworn, 3eposeS
and says that he is the Vice President OF
COMPANY the petitioner named in the fore
eoins petition; that he has read the fore
going petition and knows the contents
thereof and that the samo tB true or MS
stated to be alleged upon inforna ton and
telIef. and as TO those matters, he believes
| il to be true. W. y; NOOQ;
sworn to iefcrs NE this 4th day OF De-
cer1be 1905.
A. G. Peacock.
Notary Public, Kings County.
Certificate filed IN Queens County
ard the following resolutions were thsre-
! Whersas. Tho foregoing petition from the
New York and Queens County Railway
Company dated December f. 1908, was pre-
rented to the Board Of Estimate and AP-
Dortionnent at a meeting held December H.
| 1905;
Resolved, That in pursuance OF Law this
Board sets Friday, the Sth day of January:
Room 16 in the City Hall, Borough OF Man.
| haitian as the time and place when shd
where such petition shall be first considered
and a public hearing be had thereon. AZ
which citizens shall be entitled TO appear
and be heard, snd Be it further ,
Resolved That re Secretary IS directed
to cause sucn petition and these resolutions
| 10 be published for at least fourteen 0D
| days in two daily newspapers IN The City
| Of New York, to be designated by the
Mayor, and for at least ten {lO days IN the
| "City Recofd'' Immediately prior 70 such
| date of public hearing The expense OF
/ such publication TO be borne by the peti-
joseph HAAG. Secretary.
/ New York. December II. 1908
New-York tribune., 1908-12-30

TO CHAS. r WILSON. G.. L. Mordeczi.
Mr.. Mrs F. W. COlwslI, Miss H II
Farmer, Mrs. J. Z. Steiner, Mrs. Mary
Heard Dentson, Mr.. or Mrs. BENZ W
Smith. J. r. Adler Mr.. or Mrs. II. q
Davidson. Maize TOwnes. o. PhIipp, Mrs.
McCuriey, VIM. A Oertel. Mrs Il Ives
Smith. Mrs. NJ. Madeira, Mrs Emma
O'Neill. Paul Sehicht, Mrs. MoIlie Elvira
Austen or Wells. Geo. w. Angle, Elizabeth
e Brown. Victoria Dray. w V Newman
Mrs A. z. Sasse. Mrs. Pauline J. Frank
sterling Birmingham, F. J. H Merrill. w.
X. White. Grace SiibeFman. Harry NyrOp
Mrs. c. C. Tuthin. Van Rensselaer, Whee!er'
John D. Payne, Oliver G. Waithe, G. b
Hoffman, Mrs. r. Zoch. Timothy SkahiI
Nathan F. Griffin. Geo. w Swain Oscar
p. Schmidt. Mrs VIM. NoIlies or Adele
Jackson. Mrs. K. Wilson. Mrs. y. Golden
Mrs. NJ. Reed. Mrs Marie Bryan, Mrs. r
Cato. Annie LILLIAN Vail. Mrs. VIM. E.
HoaS. L r. Gaillard. J. c.. Lamison. Mrs
Laura B. Whelan OF Harry A swenton
and Mrs. Ida Smith: You and each OF you
are hereby notified that. the time FOR the
payment OF our lien upon the property
hereinafter described having expired. after
due notice thereof has been given you, We
VIII cause such property. TO wit. Household
stored IL the Columbia Storage Warehouses
by you or In your name Tor IN which YOU
may have an INTEREST,". to be sold at pub
lie auction. according to the statute in
such case made and provided. at Nos 56
and So West 9th St. on Saturday. Jan 10
1909. at 1890 a. m, and II the sale thereof
is not completed on said date the same
each and every saturday thereafter. begin
ming at 1880 a. m. until the sale is con-
pleted.
COLUMBIA STORAGE WAREHOUSES.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-30

ofnccs. 24o, 4s4 1900 BroadH 20 F11Iron
n RrooIlyn: west 23d st. and Liberty 3.
After p NJ Sleeping Car ressrvstlons s
and full information regarding trSlns, 60 &C.
csn ha obtained at Bureau OF Inrortfauo0'
"a e. o. r. R.. 23d 81. Ter. Phone sl4@--
New-York tribune., 1908-12-30
LOsT-BANkBoOKs.

LOST. .-Bankbook No T02, 00s. Bank for
Savings, $50 4th ave. New York Paw
ment stopped. Please return book TO bank
.-BankboOk No T13, asT Rank for
Savings, ZsO 4th ave, New York Pay
ment stopped Please return book to bank
LOST. T.-Bankbook No. a47. 100 Bank FOR
f2sut stoppsd. PLEASE return hopk IA bank.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-30
REMEDIES.
HEAT AND LIGHT.
SuVIO GAS HEATER

SUVTO GAS HEATER q
will solve your heating prob
lem at he. per hour. Avoid NJ
dangerous limitations Name CV-N7Z
SIIyio and patent No. on top $SA15a/
of each heater Is your guar fH
sntee Reduced Prices. 95e-. -
81 10 81 so. Sold Everywhere ENEa
STTVIO HEAT & LIGHT CO. ~
eos East I61st St, near Jackson ave. N Y
salesroorn So Nassau, cor. John Sent
prepaid Agents wanted everywhere.
branch Schaffer-Flaum Co. 25S Grand 81.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-30
PUBLIC NOTICES.
CRY OF VIEW YoRK.
pokRD OF ESTIMATE AND AFFS
oOHlNN rr,Tf1Nr AffrNT.

BOARD OF ESTIMATE AND AFF0'
prblio notice is hereby given tna. apS
meeting Of the Board n.a,,hsr OF fi IL 1905. the
| goIioxvinr petit,on was received; zr-.sr,sta
! To the Honorable the Board 1,,, St ~ New
and Apportaonrnent OF "i0
The oTs nst,ti,,, OF the New York and Queens queens
County Railway Company
7ur petitioner is street surface Ts1lr
| way corporation duly organizes AZ N-s,., yo-k
d srdeI ms ana is engaged in operating q,
.-a.t sIITfare railway upon divers strSs-o e.
ana avenues in the Borough OF 0uFe'
Oh Se| On i0tS the 4th day Of Decenber. isos; sss
vanr netitioner. pursuant to Sec 70 OF silo tno
railroad law. filed In the oiic ~ Extension Of
| its road AMI on the Srd day Of DeeeIll.eTte1
| 1908, duly filed - duplicate OK ds rs county
| cate Of ex.snriOn in the once OF snS =, .rhIch
| Clark ~ OIIes MS County, q copy 0K "A4O
extension IS hereto annexed xeo..-,,.,trg and
! s. For the purpose OF S cor hrsnch oe It's
| resent Toa i vour petitioner desires 70 - ~
| tain from yo;ir Honorable Boarc' anu As nS 20
s1d rrant Of the right privilege 80 go
franchise for the CONSTRUCTION, st-aef sur
| and operation Of double tIacn n branch Of
| its existing railway for pubic 49, Ese - sor
| conveyance Of persons ana pISSperass PIG a,.s- the
compensation, IN .,sets 1hS aYesues and high
vays and public places in the borough >S- go
County of Queens, City end state "a lt-,.
/ York, OF which tha following II oeseiip
Beginning at and connecting win i.s
| nregant tracks on Debevoise or second
Avenue at The Junction or salo aNs-IJ .i
with Pierce Avenue thence, souIl.et.S y
| in upon. along and over saio DeoeeSIs9 DeStgT .
or Second Avenue, 20 ana comes 80
with the tracks now operated oy In Snis
cor9pany upon Jackson Avenue. crossing
s1cf, other streets, avenues highways
snd publfc places as may be eneonh-
tered in said route, and with suca con
nentions turnouts, switches, cross
overs rtsnds poles, wires and equip
| nnent as nav be necessary for the con-
Etruction and operation CT said railway
by the overhead system OF electricity,
or by any other motive power that may
be lawfully employed upon the same.
f. The said corporation proposes 10 opcI-
ate said extension or branch by tbs over
! lead system CT electricity suhstantauy
gimiIar to that now IN use upon Its otnet
lines or by any other motive power that
may be lawfully employed
Wherefors. your natitioEer p-ays tns< pup
,io notice hereof and OF the time and place
when and where this application vii! oe
first considered, be given as required by
law AMI that the desired consent be granted
in accordance with the provisions Of the
Greater New York Charter.
Dated, December 4, 1908
NEW YORK & QUEENS COUNTY RAIL
WAY COMPANY,
BY w. o. WOOD.
| Vics-President
New-York tribune., 1908-12-30
STORAGE NOTICES.

To Mrs. s. DeTnaTest. John F. Miller. Mrs.
Mary Heard DenIson. Miss h - Spanton
or E. II. SpantOn. Miss c. h Taylor. 8ir.
Mrs r. q. Wilbur, Mrs. Elizabeth z.
Brown, Mrs. A. NJ Roberts. Mrs. George
Webb Schlicht, Mrs. N. Edith MoeIler Mrs
Ida Smith and Miss NJ A. KOmoI You and
time for the payment OF our lien upon the
property hereinafter described having ex-
pired, after due notice thereof had been
given you, We Will cause such property, 10
wit: Household goods. personal effects and
merchandise. stored in the Columbia StoT-
age Warehouses by you or in your name
(or IN which YOU may have an interesD, TO
be sold at public auction, according 70 the
statute IN such case made and provided, a..
Nos 56 and bS West 9th St, on Saturday
January Och. 1909. at 1890 a m. and IL
the sale thereof is not completed on said
date the same will be continued az the same
place on each and every Saturday there
after, beginning at 1890 q m untiI the
sale Is completed.
COLUMBIA STORAGE WAREHOUSES
New-York tribune., 1908-12-30

DREsSMAKENG AND MILLINERY
Mime. L. DebuS, sss PSoni 5th aS, ay.- -,
CoRsBTS TO ORDER.
THE MILLINERY TRADE SCHOOL OF
NEW YORK.
A BEN-YUSUFF, 16T WEST 23D ST.
DRESSMAKER-- French. by the day; In
OF cut OF town Address NJ. D, Tribune
Uptown Office. 1864 broadway
BETTY LADIES' TAILORING CO.. 257
9TH AVE.-SUITS TO ORDER, SO;
SKIRTS. 81; YOUR OWN MATERIALS.
FIRST CLASS French dressmaking; eve
ming, ball. street. wedding dresses; latest
novelties. 625 Lexington ave. near 54th st.
HIGGINS FINE MILLINERY,
4i5 9th ave.-Feathers curled: iadies' own
material trimmed; latest styles.
FASHIONABLE French dressraaker; latest
styles AcoHtz. 969 Columbus ave.
MRS. WILSON. 1oi West o3d st-Ladies.
misses and children's dressma ker: Di-
rectoire ana Empire gowns; latest imported
models.
SMART HATS TO oRDER.-RemodeIlIn
10 latest styles. Hanna. 90 West 37th II
VISITING MILLINER- Hats made
trimmed: own materials used Marie, I2a
West 97th St Phone 51S4 River.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-30
EUns AND FURRIERs.

L. LEVIN & Co. 518 West 125th St
Furs altered. dyed and repaired Hand
some line Of High Grade Furs at special
low prices for the HolidRyS
B. wENDER, lib Vest fOsth St. formerly
20 West Ssth st.-$To Opera and Tailor
Msdo Suits. $40 TO f45.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-30
AUCTION SALES.

BY VIRTUE OF an execution. I Berustsln.
Auctioneer. Will sell TO-DAY. az $50 = m
az "a West 99th st. Manhattan. lot a
groceries BY order OF Alfred Freeman
New-York tribune., 1908-12-30
NEW YORK PRICES
Wheat:

psSgsss wasss 81 Open 81 10 s9 i1e 5, g Sss
5iy 94y -. l0'. Il lie 10" 81 o5a 81 c5s
&c.
wsyi 5ssinoer eI........ 1esx 1914 ess 1ezs lSe%
New-York tribune., 1908-12-30
MACHINERY

| GOOD second hand milling machines. 700
and power presses Iathex monitor aa1
screw machines. etc entire plants 5ouEhr
| for cash Manhattan. AIS West Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-30
HELP WANTED.

Female
Plain cook and general nouse-
worker: Protestant preferred; Two IN
family; New York City. % MesI z..l -
New-York tribune., 1908-12-30
RAILROADS
R1TTTM0RF & OHIO R. R.

ROYAL BLUE LINE IhAIuINS, IIoS,,s s
every other Hour on the Even Eyen,151To1- a9TIo1
NJ ESSr % - HcrofNNESyTION IN NEW UNlON
sTArION. WASHINGTON. WITh
ALL LIES SOUTH: ,A, g.
Leave Rev York Daily. 80 st. ~ * sr,
washinxton Sleepers- II % pm { ~ a.
washingfon Diner, Parior z o. an an .o NJ = N
washington, Diner, Perior y 1V III 70 m M n
y Mesning.on' parIar Ib0 pm 200 pm
Parlor Car New York to Ricnnlo''o, ~ -,
Royal Ltd. Diner. Parlor S-ov pln 3 n IN
washington, Diner, Parlor 6-3O pIn = ~ nm
Washington, Buffet. Partor o.9v pLH xxt.sS -
Through Daily Trains 20 tne
CHICAGO rnDs faSur,Iaiss n, SO am ~. 90 n n
Pfftsburg. Cleveland. ..... SoV pm 20 -. -.
'sPittsburg Limited ...--. 9.20 pm 81 an, an
Gin, ct. L. Louisville - II 30 % pm "a 0O A.,
Gin. St L. Louisville - so0 am ~. ~ 20 -.
f-fn CT L, Louisville. o.5U pm o-NV IN
New-York tribune., 1908-12-30
WORK WANTED.

CHAPERON, Sc--Cultured woman desires
re-engagerlent as chaperon. supervising
housekeeping or secretary in private home.
school or Institution: visiting or resident;
city or vicinity: highest testimonials. Ad-
dress Responsible, 262 West 125th St
sTENOGRAPHER- - Beginner: capable;
careful; some e1perienceI moderate sal
arv Miss D. W. 1S2 9th ave.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-30
HAIRDREssrNe. MANrcyK1NG. ETC.

K2nicuring Massage for Ladies
MRS. DUNBAR, 242 COLUMBUS AVE.
formerly Of Mount Clements Mich-
New-York tribune., 1908-12-30
WORK WANTED.

TrFFEr-R-COOK-By Swedish couple;
first class IN every respect excellent IeL-
,-srces. wages moderate. z. e, OstSF-
bareis Bureau, ZIG Lexington ave- Tel
iOo5-PlaZa.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1908-09-26

From below a number of quick-Aring
guns were being brought up and swift
ly fixed in position, while the fore and
aft serviceablelooking Nordenfelts
were already mounted. their long black
muzzles pointing out threatingiy.
I am not altogether landsman, and
single glance told me that the Gar
bino was something more than pleas
ure yacht, for on peering over the side
saw she was steel-built and armored.
What do you meanr I asked .
north-countryman.
"Only that you'll see a bit of fun
before you've done. That's all You've
been asleep this three days a-preparin'
for It."
Three days!" gasped. "Then
where are we?"
AT sea-" the man answered, vague
ly, and then went on with his work of
helping to fix a revolving gun-carriage,
while I ascended to. the bridge and
tried to obtain some explanation of the
captain. But he was q Neapolitan,
and answered my questions with such
an ingeniously bad pronunciation Of
Italian that failed to understand him.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1908-09-26

winnings open and empty. Everything
had been removed!
For two whole days we lay at an
chor in natural harbor. with .
lookout vigilantly kept. and to all my
requests to land. the captain merely
shook his head, while in answer to, my
inquiries of Bird he laughed, saying:
"This is Morocco. II you went ashore
here among the Riffs your life would
MT be worth twopence. We shall sail
tomorrow, or the next day"
So with that awaited events, anx-
ious and puzzled. There seemed to be
q conspiracy of silence on board. for
could discover nothing.
About noon on the following day, as
was eating my lunch, the propeller
suddenly commenced to revolve, and
rushing up ! found we were slowly
creeping out Of the creek. 1t was
misty, the sea gray-blue, and as I
stood on deck watching and we got
clear of the coast, I suddenly saw q
good-sized merchant steamer at lit
tie distance from us.
ITS the Macclesfield, Furness liner
from Liverpool for Constantinople." I
The L'Anse sentinel., 1908-09-26

heard Bird explain to . rufianly-look-
ing companion. and almost before the
words had left his mouth there was a
bright flash, a report which caused the
vessel to tremble, and one OF our DOW
Nordenfelts sent a shot full at the
vessel we were overhauling.
Already the crew were at their posts
with a precision that would have done
credit to any vessel IN the service.
There was pause for moment, then
the liner ran up her red ensign. while
we at the same time showed the
French tricolor. Again the gun
doomed forth. and again and again.
But the steamer did not slacken speed
or seek to parley. She kept on ner
way as II contemptuous Of our attack.
In a quarter of an hour. however, we
had drawn up at close range, and our
strong-lunged skipper, In an entirely
new uniform. using a long string OF
foreign oaths, shouted to his crew to
open fire.
Next/instant the vessel shook from
stem to stern as time after time our
guns spat forth their fire and deadly
hail upon the inoffensive steamer,
while our Maxim on the port bow rat
tied out its withering rain of bullets,
sweeping the deck Of the liner and
tearing the canvas awnings to RIB
bons. Suddenly one Of our well-direct-
ed shells carried away part OF the
fore-funnel Of the liner. and moment
later another, entering amidships, ex-
ploded, and must have wrecked part OF
the machinery, for the steamer at once
slowed down and stopped.
What do you mean by this?" cried
the angry captain Of the liner. gestic.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1908-09-26

ulating from his bridge. when we drew
up. within speaking distance.
Consider yourself q prize. m'sieur,' -
answered our black-bearded captain
In French.
But you're French. and we are Eng.
lish. You'll hear more Of this, my
fine friend, can tell you. You blanked
foreigners can't fire on the British nag
for nothing!"
How many days have you been
out?"
six from Liverpool" came the an
swer from the liner.
Then you'll perhaps be surprised
to hear that war was declared by
France against England three days
ago." answered our captain, grimly.
Therefore you'll Just haul your flag
down, and I'll send prize crew
aboard"
The captain Of the liner seemed
dumfounded by this startling an
nouncement, and no further resistance
was offered, although we could see
what panic we had created among the
passengers. Our boats were lowered.
and after . long and excited parley
The L'Anse sentinel., 1908-09-26

Through the vessel from end TO end I
went. exploring every part, but failed
to obtain information, from anybody.
The crew were certainly the most VII
lainous-looking set OF men had ever
encountered, and comprised dark
skinned Greeks, Lascars. Turks, In
fact the very scum OF Mediterranean
ports. Below forward were about 80
ugly-faced scoundrels idling; some
playing dominoes. others smoking, all
keeping up a polyglot chatter, but.
strangely enough, as entered ! heard
one man exclaim In Cockney English:
ERE comes the boss. Amt he q
snip?"
Wandering on I met q man In Of
ficer's uniform and inquired Of him
where the owner was, but he only
shrugged his shoulders and replied in
French that he supposed he was still
in Monte Carlo. glanced at the ships
boats. and saw that the name upon
them had been freshly painted out,
and the word Cagnes substituted. In
the three days of my Inconsistencies
the yacht had been transformed into
vessel OF war. armed to the teeth
with every appliance Of modern war.
fare, and we were apparently bent on
some mysterious offensive expedition.
Why the affable Archibald Grant had
gone ashore leaving me on board was
an enigma; and my surprise was con-
siderably increased when nalf an hour
later. on passing through the saloon
with the funereal hangings, came to
the door OF the strong room and found
1t ajar.
Upon the floor were the tin boxes
which had contained the Monte Carlo
The L'Anse sentinel., 1908-09-26


the brasses shining in the sunlight, the
deck freshly washed down and the
ropes coiled evenly ready for use. A
fresh breeze was blowing; from the
yellow funnel came huge column Of
black, curling smoke. which lay out
behind in a long. straight line as we
headed at full speed. leaving track
Of white foam on the blue, sun-lit
waters. l glanced round In abject sur.
prise. for no land was in sight We
were far out at sea-
For vessel Of that size the crew, I
found, was an unusually large one,
and at first could not understand
what work was In progress; but very
soon the startling truth was evident.
The new South-news., 1908-07-18
SHERIFFS NOT
COMPLYING
WITH THE LAW

Jackson. Mics. July l. Not more
than a half dozen sheriff. IN
Ntseiss'ppi nave complied with the
provisions of House Bill No. 800,
passed at the last ssiou Of the
Legislature. requiring them to oo-
talu and publish list OF the internal
revenue licenses granted in their
respective counties.
The reason for this neglect are
not plainly apparent, sincs general
publicity. has been given TO the
new statue from time to time dur
ing the past thirty days. md IN or
der 10 obtain the required informa-
ton the sheriffs had only to address
letters 10 tho interna. revenue COL
ector Of the dis'rir'. In a ma jorifv
cf cssss 1t seems that the shrriffs
have wlliullv neglected theia
The measure wps framed by Mr.
Johnson If G. arer. and .; ,hr leal.
inn Temperance advocates IN the
lpwrr 1r.neA ~ '.r i.-L stare
land J. ;rlrncj frss be acuf,r~ F.
prrs Ina! letters 70 minv n' N.
sheriffs callin. their at'rrriun =.
the -fa'u-.
y pqrfirular penalty j. ma 49,.
on s'i-rff TOR fsiinr- 10 rifu.a,
with rh~ PR visions If the ils " ia~.
bat those who have not done go sr-
! nnqc soneb'y quilts of nte,rt
{ fl ,ia cu'y.
The new South-news., 1908-07-18
A 6oIden Wedding

assns bat man and xi:o have g:ved
- good cid aze an: consequently
hzve Kept ceal'by. TIE oest ~ay TO
keep healthy is 10 see thai your liver
!se- - dat; ~5 days cut 365. The
only way 10 DO tits IL 10 keep Hal
;srd's Heroine in Tue house ARD take
i' whenever your liver x<ts inactive.
80 cents per bottle. Sold ~ al drug
gist.