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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1908-01-09
NON-SLIPPING MACHINE DRIVE.

rows with those OF one row dispos-
ed OF intermediate those OF the ad-
Jacent row The flexible betting con-
meeting the pulleys are provided with
rows of apertures adapted to receive
the rows OF peripheral pins This
makes positive drive which Will run
easily and at the same time renders
slipping positively impossible.
Both the belt and frictional drives
are a source of annoyance 10 ladies'
operating machines. as they are not
usually sufficiently versed in mechan-
ical matters TO keep these parts in
order.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1908-01-09


late Duke of Portland, will b. con.
tinued, according TO special de-
spatch.
A special despatch tells Of the use
less torture of animals In the name
of science.
Criminal proceedings we're brought
against a newspaper on the charge
OF libelling President Diaa, of Mex
leo.
The German Aeronautical Society,
Der for the definitive race for the
Coupe Aeronautique, according to q
Special Berlin despatch.
Figures made public by the Inter-
state Commerce Commission show
ed that one trainman out OF every
one hundred and twenty-four en-
ployed during the year 1907 was
killed by accident.
Robert s. Waddell, president OF
the Buckeye Powder Company, in
letter to Congress again attacked the
Powder Trust, alleging fraud and
powder plants.
France, 1t 8 stated, IL entirely op-
timistic regarding the resul' Of ne
gotiations for the settlement Of any
dispute between the United States
and Japan.
A special despatch from Manila
announces a serious religious out
break In Cebu Island.
A special despatch says Count Won
Quodt, Consul General in Calcutta.
has been appointed German Minister
to Persia.
A special despatch from Havana
announces that the preliminary work
on the new election law is finished
and has been presented to Governor
Magoon.
Three hundred prominent mem
bers of the Partisan social world en-
Joyed the first days skating OF the
season and the general public had
a great time, says a special cable.
In a special Havana despatch Is
given the text Of the New Years mes
sage Of President Roosevelt to tho
Cuban people.
According to a special Berlin de-
spatch there is an increasing demand
for American meat In Germany
Herr Harden. whose publications
gave rise to the Won Moltke- Harden
scandal In Germany. was found gull
ty of libel and sentenced TO four
months imprisonment.
A despatch from Mexico City says
Mexico will be represented at the
approaching inauguration of the
new Guatemala Railway and that the
feeling between the two republics is
improving.
The naval critic OF Die Rundschau,
according to special Berlin de-
spatch, attests that the American
Naval Commission In its inquiry In
the causes of accidents In the tur-
rets OF warships missed the true
problem to be solved.
Members of the first Duma who
signed the Viborg manifesto and who
were sentenced to q term OF impris.
ernment have given notice of ap-
peal. according to a special despatch.
NJ. Pichon, the French Foreign
Minister, and, later, President FaI-
Heres, are expected to visit Spain.
South American republics vie
with each other In honoring the cffi-
GERS and men of Rear Admiral Seb-
ree's special service squadron on its
cruise to the Pacific.
n. Jean Francois Edmund Guyot~
Dessaigne, the French Minister OF
Justice, died of apoplexy in the
French Senate during a session of
that body.
One hundred and sixty-seven Of
the 16 members of the first Duma,
on trial for signing the Viborg man
ifeSto, were sentenced 10 prison.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1908-01-09

THE U. S. GovERNMENT in it, Pure
Food Law" does not "indorsen or
guarantee" any preparation, "a some
manufacturers in their advertisements
would make it appear. In the case OF
medicines the law provides that GER
tain drugs shall be mentioned on the
labels, if they are ingredients of the
preparations. Ely's Cream Balm, the
well-known family remedy for cold in
the head hay fever and nasal catarrh,
doesn't contain single injurious drug,
so the makers have simply to print the
fact that it complies fully with all the
requirements of the law.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1908-01-09
skiR Overturns; Seven Drown.

Leavenworth, Kan, Jan. S.-As the
result OF the overturnlng OF skiR
containing nine men near Kickapoo,
Kans., on Monday, seven men were
drowned In the Missouri River.
The men were employed by the
Kansas Natural Gas Company. in con-
structing pipe line under the river,
and the accident happened when they
were rowing to the Kansas side, pre-
peratory to returning to their homes.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1908-01-09
Earthquake In Jamaica.

BDwnston, Jamaica. Jan. "a
heavy earthquake shock was felt
throughout the Island of Jamaica at
sos o'clock on Friday morning and
It IL feared that much damage was
done.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1908-01-09
Admiral Ludlow Very Ill.

Oakdale. l.. l., Jan. 9.--Admiral
Nicol Ludlow. U. S. N, who is Ill
with an attack Of the grip at the
home of the superintendent of his
country estate here, suffered a re-
lorse after a temporary recovery,
aud MS condition is -egarded AZ ex-
ueA1ei" critical
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1908-01-09
BELT WILL NOT SLIP.
An Arrangement Especially Designed
for Sewing Machines.

In order to overcome one OF the
most serious drawbacks encountered
In the operation OF the sewing ma
chine. that Of slipping belts, an ar
rangement has been patented recent
ly which has some novel features.
The pulleys Of both rotary shafts
are supplied with series OF per'p-
heral pins arranged IN two or moro
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1908-01-09
Mob Japanese In Utah.

Ogden, Utah, Jan. with cries
OF Hang the Japs!" 200 men invad-
ed the japanese quarters here on
Friday evening. and but for the
timely arrival of the police riot
would have resulted. The trouble
was brought about by the replacing
of a number of white laborers with
Japanese In the railroad yards.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1908-01-09
Sends Troops to Muncie.

Muncie, Ind, Jan. 6.-Stats tropps
were ordered Friday night to Mum
Gle, and will arrive in the morning.
Marital law will not be declared, but
the soldiers will assist the police to
MAINTAIN order during the street car
mems strike.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1908-01-09
Oklahoma Is for Taft.

Guthrie, Okla, Jan. 9.-The Ok
'ahoma Legislature, in Joint session.
declared for the nomination of SEQ
retary OF War Taft for President.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1908-01-09

Miss Oldgirl-"Lots of men have
wanted to marry me-" Miss Pert
minds?n
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1908-01-09

a woman's beauty may be forgotten
by the men, but it Is never forgiven by
the other women.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1908-01-09

At the average boarding house table
the gossip is always much fresher than
the butter and eggs.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1908-01-09

brane resulting from Catarrh ard drives
away a Cold in the Head quickly. Restores
the Senses of Taste and Smell. Full size
6o cts. at Druggists or by mail. Liquid
Cream Balm for use in atomizers rs cts.
Ely Brothers, SO Warren Street, New York.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1908-01-09
CARNEGIE AIDS POOR WOMAN.
Her Name Is the Same as that of the
"Ironmaster's' Mother.

"Ironmaster's' Mother.
Pfttsburg, Pa, Jan. 7.-Because of
her name Mrs. Margaret Morrison
Carnegie will never want as long as
Andrew Carnegie Is alive.
Several weeks ago at his home In
New York, Mr.. Carnegie received a
letter from little town In the State
of Indiana, the name of which the
Carnegie agents will not divulge. 1t
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1908-01-09

When barber is talkative the man
In the chair can't blame the razor for
losing its temper.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1908-01-09
A Reliable Remedy
FOR
CATARR
Ely's Cream Balm

IS quickly absorbed.
Gives Relief at Once.
1t cleanses, soothes,
heals and protects
the diseased men,
Evening journal., 1908-03-25
SENTENCES FOR
Theft OF BRASS

Judge Ermentrout, at Reading, several
days ago. imposed sentence on two men
accused Of the theft Of brass from rall-
rond car journals that is likely to dete.
the criminally inclined from pursuing this
hne CT work. A Reading paper says on tie
subject:
scott Bowman and James Lorah plead
cd guilty to the larceny Of brass jour
mails which they admitted taking from
car wheels. The court said there was nh
solu'ely no excuse for this sort OF a
crime. It was not only the theft OF The
brass, but by taking these Journals from
cars they incurred the risk of causing &C
cents, resulting in damage to properly
and possibly loss Of life. As a wIraing
} at this sort Of thing must stop. the
court imposed a fine Of 5000 and casts
and ordered they undergo an inp-ison-
ment of three years at separate and
solitary Confinement at labor, m tbs
Eastern FCnitentiary."
Evening journal., 1908-03-25
TO RELIEF OF
FRUIT SHIPPERS
BTidgeViIIe Company will
Build Crates for Ship.
ping Peaches
Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
BRIDGEvILLE. Del. March 25-The
Nemesis of depression that is holding
sway over almost the entire country
has not struck Bridgevne. On the
contrary, the wand Of prosperity seems
to have given its magic touch to this
community and caused it TO prosper as
never before.
Want is unknown and success marks
every line of trade. The only thing
that has no place in this town is an
association for the needy-there are no
needy. Bridgeville is on the road TO
become one Of the leading towns of
the peninsula. During 1907 residences,
the combined cost of which was over
100000. were erected and an ice plant
of daily capacity of twenty tons was
erected. The plant has three store
houses with a capacity of 5000 tons
While the progress of 1907 was phe-
nomenal 1t will be far excelled by that
of 1905. as is indicated by the follow
ing:
Truitt and Layton have just COM
pleted a modern department store,
which is occupied by King and Layton,
who will carry q stock equal to many
Of the city stores. Gray and Layton
Development Company have opened
tract of 122 lots adjoining the town.
Many of the lots have been disposed
Of and others viii find ready buyers.
DR.. William I. MessclS. of Baltimore,
has opened an extensive tract for
building purposes. Among the new
residences now in process Of erection
are II. L. Cannon. $1,000; George W.
Williams, $1,000; Reese Layton, $4,000; N.
Wiley. S2500; John W. Dimes, s25Oo;
c. w. Hitch, $1,000; F. L. Wiley and
William Willen.
H. p. Cannon is making extensive
improvements to his cannery and in
stalling the most modern machinery
known to the trade.
Tenants could easily be found for
fifty houses suitable for people OF
limited means.
The weather during the past three
months has been ideal for berries
fruit Of all kinds. and unless something
unforeseen should happen the crop Of
1908 viii be a record breaker. The
largest daily shipment Of Strawberries,
Sc cars. was in 1904 This year unless
all signs fail, the daily average will be
rs to 100 cars. Farmers will plant
more peas and tomatoes this year than
ever before.
The work of gathering these crops
will entail a great amount, of labor.
Heretofore this work has been done by
tramps, but this year the farmers have
80 I.vfr. 4,Tf g.
here.
The leading industrial plant OF the
town, Layton and Owens, crate and
Evening journal., 1908-03-25
OCEAN CITY
WILL STAY DRY

ANNAPOLIS. March .5-The bill to per-
NIT the sale of liquor in ocean City dur.ns
four months Of the year, from June to
October. which was introduced in the
House by Mr.. Ash, of the city delegation
it is understood will either be permitted
to die in the committee or will be mfavor-
ably reported and killed
The bill was introduced by Mr.. Ash at
the request Of citizens OF Baltimore, who
have property at Ocean City and who bc-
lieve that prohibition at this resort viii
affect property values there. The strenu-
Gus opposition OF the Worcester county
representatives in both the House and
Senate, however has convinced the nd-
vocates Of the bill that It would scarcely
be possible to get It through this late in
the session and it win not be pushed.
Evening journal., 1908-03-25
MAN
BUYS OLD HOTEL
Capitol Hotel, in Dry Terri
tory, Sells Far Below Its
Former Value
Special to TEE EVENING JOURNAL.

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER, March 25.-Another famous
State capitol hostelry. the Capitol Hotel
deprived Of its license by the opera
tions of prohibitory law, was sold yes
terday by Sheriff Hartnett The build
ing was knocked down for $3.50,
only about one-third its cost II - OF
substantial brick, contains forty or
more comfortable sleeping rooms, Is
heated by steam and supplied wltAi
modern plumbing throughout
Henry Ridgely, Of Dover. was thS\
purchaser. The building was sold on
the foreclosure of It's flrst mortgage
sS,400. held by Paris T. Carlisle. Sr-
of Frederick. Harry Emmons OF VIII
mingtons representing a brewing firm
held the second mortgage OF $4,000, on
which he will only realize. OF course.
about $500.
1t is a singular coincidence that both
the big hotels which have been sold
here have been purchased by temper
ance men-Charles w. Lord, of Cam
den having bought the Bayard House.
and Henry Ridgely of Dover, the Capt.
toll
Evening journal., 1908-03-25

WOmtn SUMNER hIDDeu Vests
taped neck and armholes; value =
II 1-2c at ...-..........s...
Women's Wrappers in Percale, tho
very best B. B. make Value or
si.25 at .................... DOC
Hilrs soft finished Muslin, SO n
inches wide. Value u 1-2c, at. . 81
Amoskeag Aprin. girgham.
Value &c a yard, at ........ O12 {
Evening journal., 1908-03-25
MEETING FOR
SUNDAY SCHOOL

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER, March 25.-rhe state CEN
trail committee has decided TO hold the
twenty-frst annual convention of the
Delaware State Sunday School Asso-
citation in Avenue NJ Il. Church, Mil
ford, on Thursday and Friday, April
16 and II. The committee is at work
on an extraordinary program and the
indications are for a most successful
convention.
Read THE EVENING JOURNAL
Evening journal., 1908-03-25

basket manufacturers. is crowded with
orders and their business so far this
year exceeds that of 1907 by over 200
per cent.
Evening journal., 1908-03-25

Orchard grass is richest in protein,
being 40 to 100 pounds. almost double
that of timothy.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-13
|BRTAN'S Notification
ceremonies UShered Int Days
Work by Booming Cannon.
hon. CLAYTON GAINED FAME
.,.,o'. Powers As An Orator We're
s.lsom Better Displayed, and He
va, Greeted with Tumuituous Ap-
clause as He Appeared.

Lincoln. Nsb., Aug. l2.-Colonel Ma
,Ous's battery went into action at sun
,,.s and with a booming salute OF for
|tyone guns announced 70 the nation
n,t the ceremonies attending the no
,acatlon Of William Jennings Bryan
N his nomination for the presidency
~ the third time mad opened.
The notification Of Mr.. Bryan and
No delivery Of his speech Of accept
sOce brought to lincoln an Imposing
s,thering OF distinguished men. and
men Of prominence Of beth ths repub-
ncan and democratic parties, for Mr..
Bryan and his friends followed the
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-13

omitted that you need supply BY giy
ing your individual views. In these
respecta you have tremendous advan.
tage OF your republican opponent
Standing on such platform poSFesaed
OF an abiding conviction that our
cause Is Just. you win draw the keen
blade OF righteousness aud truth,
throwing away the scabbard. fight for
The principle OF equal rights for all
and special privileges 70 none Your
party has amphsiicalIy refused 10 form
any alliance with special interests
that enjoy special privileges under re-
publican naturalization. You have
alWays refused 10 compromise with
those who prostltnte tho functions OF
sovernnent for the lust % greed.
Il was your lofty statesmanAhip.
your unwaverinE fidelity, pour Jeffer.
sonian standard 81 democracy that IN.
duced the Representatives OF American
free men 10 unanimously choose you
as their candidate. for the highest
office IN fhs world Il would Do Ia
appropriate Or mo 70 detasn thi6 Rplen-
ava audience that has aasamb led here
ioca 70 uGten 70 yonf patriotic and
sioquent Words Therefore. nov
he'd you an aHshentienied copy %
M pimffCrm aiopted ~ me aeno-
cratic conyentiaB a. Denver ard 70.
gssst ths SECRETARY 90 Fead the formal
letter ~ notineatou signed ~ ths
commlltee.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-13

Birmingham. Ala. Ava IA
apecial from Cenieryille. eounty seat
On Blbb county. SAYS that rhlrsyphe
prisoners arrested Ia connection With
The frlng into q train sunday a. Bloc
Ton haye been lodged IN jan
Robert Hayes. the only American
IN the number. who Il president "
TO gloct0n l9cal Hnlpn among thq
mlnfra. viii be- glaeei Ia a special coli
and heavily guarded.
The circuit court win meet In tW0
seoks Agd fbe mon charged with muF.
der In cohnsstion with me Hiocl0n
tragedy viii BE- Indicted and tried Tho
United Mine workera % Ameriea wiil
furnish legal help I'm ire accused
msmbsFs a. their orEanixation coples
~ ia proclamation lssnsa BY Gov
error Monday Hlaht we're seat oat
throughout ths satire mining fistriet
"a ofeer fh8e the mrk aaa fils qf
ihe miners can read ias angiF
The eany m0rnlnr reports from
fhgaaehOat feffefsaa eoanlY Pere ~
fha effect fbBt sNefythiha Taa qaieN
in fha miHlaa seetl9n t1aufebAnt Col
o0ei Hubbafa lH ek&fEs gf fhe mii
llarY f0tees hes mafs a s1ar ~ ~
mialoN Frction in AZ anioma9iie ~
ii5rai yiee President iofa y. white,
n a. Unitsf Mise Wmgeu. vii BE-
Ella frip immstiaie'f shFeuEh ~
fltsfies We hat s0i deeiie4 whefher
De- wiii dsiiYef asarasses ~ Eot -
ths meh IS We lri9 There a . dogbs
Wheihef faeh eggFss N0uit bs o.
0se9 n iae mefiaGs ere hett neaF
ne minas
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-13
5 KILLED; ,s INJURED.
impact Was Terrible. Only one Per-
son Escaped injury

Dayton. Ohio, Aug. 10. Five per.
sons are dead. three are probably IA.
tally injured, and sixteen seriously
injured as the result OF a collision
OF two trolley cars between Sidney
and PiQua. on one Of the lines OF the
Western Ohio Traction Company.
The dead-William Bailey. PiQua,
Ohio; William McQuillin, Loekington,
Ohio; James Kohl, Detroit. Mica. {:
George Robinson. banker. sidney
Glib; C. NJ, Hummelhouser, Detroit
Mich.
The injured are. l., u. Hagenroi
Lockington; Charles Mcclure. Sidney
lobe Maxley, Lima; Charles Hale
motorman, probably fatally; George A.
Hike. Baltimore, probably fatally:
Clarence Long, Dayton.
The accident was due 10 mlsun.
derstanding OF orders. The impact OF
the two cars was so terrible that but
one of those on the cars escaped Ia.
jury Many automobiles from Piqua
and Sidney were rushed to the scene
and conveyed those injured 20 an
improvlaed hospital at the shelby
county lnflrmary and 10 their homes
IN sidney and tnis city.
The northbound car out OF Piqua
was running on time. while the south.
bound car out Of Sidney was late and
running at great speed. The cars met
almost directly In front OF tae shell
by county infirmary.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-13
THE STRIKE SITUATION
GOveraOr Issues First PrOcIamas
ton on Miners Trouble. /
THIRTY-ONE LODGED IN IAIe
Robert Hayes, Local President Os
sloesou Union, In Special Cell.
Heavily ouardsd--prOcIamatIOn 10
Widely Published,

Mobile, Ala. Aug. ia BIrmings
BAN special says;
The first official proclamation In
connection with the miners strike was
issued Monday night by Governor b.
b. Conner, II is as follows;
whereas, In the mining district
OF Alabama for the last thirty days
has been disorder and lAwlessneas,
murder and other crimes committed
by certain lawless parties In their Of
forts TO prevent peAceable eltiaenn
from working in the mines OF this
district, aud,
Whereas, many or these citizens
who desire TO work are inundated
by the acts above reeited and pre-
vented from doing work, and.
whereas. II IL the intention OF the
state government OF Alabama 10 pro.
tect every citizen In the borders Of
the state IN all lawful employment,
Therefore, |, u. d. Conner. az
governor Of the state og Alabama. do
hereby proclaim to the people OF tho
state that the whole power Of the
state will be- exerted for the protec.
tlon OF everybody who desires 10 work,
even II Il should DO necessary 10 aae
M the military forces Of the state for
that purpose, and 10 summon every
citizen OF the state to act as a mem
bor Of q possee oomitatua aud all per.
sons who dealre 10 obtain work IN
The strike district are hereby assured
that the whole power Of the state Will
30 used n ncceRsa9 10 protect thom
In ne peaceful prosecution 81 their
labors; and do hereby call upon
All good ciliaena % the State 10 assist
In tho preservation OF law and order.
and all those who are nov engaged,
or who contemplate engaging In law
less acts are hereby commanded 20
refrain and dealst theregppm, and all
agitators procuring or counseling dla'
order or interference with men dealF'
ing 10 work are likewise commanded
10 deslst thercfrom. (slEnedl y. %.
Conner, Governor.
Birmingham. Ala AuEuat 10. 1908
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-13

wastlfxi0n. "a Ana ~ Three
mashed men entered fhe home ~ Miss
MnrA ~ Garn1. IN a remote p8si
~ fhs conaiy ana after basiesing sewu
30 door. b9und and EnK9nd Miss
o. garma anf. hrF nelee, Miss IA
re Harimnu. fhs only 0ecHpanis ~
ire houae ana roshea Them ~ their
is.wefy nB6 q Smaii amosni ~ caah
wten ~ large sBm ~ money wea
fcanA its romen were s0Ffwre4 gntii
30 elder ote faiatef. ani fAe men
iaff
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-13
LIMITED IS WRECKED
Fireman and UhknOwn Tramp
Instantly Killed.
TWENTY OR THIRTY INJURED
Was Running at FIFTY Miles an Hour,
When Rounding q Curve Il Ran Into
"A Burned srldge--Physiclans AZ the
Scene.

Glendlye Mont. Aug. 12.--Northern
Pacific train No. 3, the North Coast
Limited met with disastrous wreck
about IL miles west of Glendlve Mon
day night. Fireman Ab Matthews
and an unknown tramp were killed
and probably twenty or thirty per-
sons injured. Many OF those injured
were not seriously hurt, and all but
one, Wilson, an express messenger,
will recover.
The train was travelling probably
at a speed of fifty miles an hour,
within two miles OF Allard station, II
rounded curve and ran into burned
bridge about l50 feet long. Engineer
Litch could not see that tine structure
was out until the train was virtually
over the chasm. When he did see
II he quickly reversed the engine and
threw on the emergency brakes which
action prevented all the coaches ex'
cept the smoker and the mail car
from going into the ditch.
A relief train bearing physicians
from this city at once left for the
scene Of the accident and a" work
train was made up and is now AT
work clearing tho track.
The dead, together with all the In
jured, we're brought to GlendIve and
are now being cared for. The dead;
Alb Matthews fireman, Dickinson.
~. ID.
Unknown tramp.
The list of the injured includes the
following: @. d. Itch. engineer. In
jured internally; II. Oliver, Manaan
~. D., injured about head; J. b,
Wilson. 81. Paul. express messenger
fatally scalded by steam: william
Newman Great Falls. burned and in
ternal injuries; James Abeyer. Marion
Ohio, arm broken.