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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-10-16
NOTICES.
OFFICE OF THE COMPTROLLER OF THE


CUFHI4NI1
Washington, d. c., September 10. 1912.
Whereas, by satisfactory evidence pre-
scented to the undersigned, II has been made
TO appear that the 'tUnion National Bank
of Newark" located in the city Of Newark,
in tho County OF Essex and State OF New
Jersey, has compiled with all the provisions
of the act Of Congress ito enable National
Banking Associations to extend their cor
porate existence. and for other purposes"
approved July IL, 1882, as amended by the
acf approved April ~. 1902:
Now, therefore. |. Thomas P. Kaue. Deputy
and Acting Comptroller OF the Currency, do
hereby certify that the Union. National
Bank of Newark" located in the City Of
Newark In the County of Essex and 6tate
of New Jersey, is authorized to have sac
cession for the period specified In its
amended articles Of association: namely.
until close Of business on Stpembei 10. 1882.
In testimony whereof witness
my hand and seal OF ONCE this
IL. 81 tenth day Of September, 1e12.
T. p. KANE.
Deputy ana Acting Comptroller Of. the
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AUCTION SALES.
AUCTION sALE

AUCTION SALE.
NJ. J. o'CoNNOR's SONS, AUCTIoNEERs,
AT II S~ALESROOMS. 130-134 Null
BERRY STREET. ON THURS
DAY MORNING AT IL O'CLOCK,
a LARGE VARIETY o NEW M
SECONDHAND HOUSEHOLD FUR
NISHINGs of L KINDS.
Paror, Chamber and Dlning-Room Furni-
ture in suites and odd pieces; Upright
Pianos, Parlor Cabinets and Centre Tables.
BRASS AND IRON BEDS.
Mattresses, Blankets and Comforters, Chit
foniers, Washstands and Dressers. in maple,
oak and mahogany; Bedroom Chairs and
Rockers; Bed Couches and Costumers.
SIDEBOARDS AND BUFFETS.
China and Crystal Closets, Dining Tables.
Leather and Cane Seat Chairs. Serving
Tables. Couches. Rockers OF all Kinds. Nor
ris Chairs, DaVenports, Book Cases, Mirrors
and Pictures.
L~INOLEUMS mi CARPETS.
Inlaid and Printed Linoleums, Rugs of all
kinds; Art Squares, Carpets aud a large
assortment of other goods which we cannot
specify.
Locked Storage Rooms. Tel. sci.
NJ. O'CoNNOR'S SONS. Est. 1855.
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TO Whom 1t May Concern:
Take notice hat on Thursday, the
seventeenth day Of October. at 8 a. m,
al the Broad Street Freight Yard OF
the Delaware, Lackawanna and West
ern Railroad in the City of Newark,
Essex County. New Jersey, the Della
ware, Lackawanna and Western Rail
an pubIic auction according to law. TO
satisfy a claim of said railroad com
pany for freight and dernurrage
was shipped by Clyde Dean Company
from State Line, MY, October 8. 1912,
In FIRE 30162, TO order Clyde Dean
Company, notify G. Wolters and Com
was refused by aforesaid c~onsignee,
c. Wolters and Company.
THE DELAWARE. LACkAWANNA
ByJ. j.. LANE,
Agent.
Dated October 10. 1919,
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BLIcKENsDERFBR s55 typewriter. as
good as ever. Will take chickens In pay
ment. Address CHICKENS, Box Ito. star
office.
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.
FBICE OF THE BOARD OF EXCISE
COMMISSIONERS OF THE CITY
ON nrrrNEy =


OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF EXCISE
COMMISSIONERS OF H CITY
OF NEWARK.
City Hall. October II. 1912,
The following is the list of names, resi-
dences and places of business of applicants
for licenses contained in ali applications or
petitions made to this board for the grant
Ing of licenses to sell spirituous. vinous. malt
or brewed liquors and not heretofore pub
lished according to law, to wit:
Name. Place of business. Residence.
RETAIL-RENEWALS.
Patrick ]. Walsh, 7SS-735 $. Orange av.
William Haber. 51s Market st. Same place
Giuseppe Sibilia, 191 First av.. Same place
Thomas A. Blaney, asa Orange st.Same place
Michael Walsh, 52 n. Fourth st. Same place
Same place
John Pagan. IA. Lexington st. Same place
William riemann 1876 18th av. Same place
Pasquale Scinocca, 80 Cutler 1T. same place
Albert C. Klinger. 223 Bloomfield ave.,
Salvatore De Vita, CT clifton av. Same place
Henry b. Lachenauer. 13S Peshine ~.
Louis Bachmsn, $50 Lafayette st. same place
Ignatz saal, 1874 Spruce st $500. Same place
Adam Guterl. 50 Niagara st......Same place
Israel Bermann, 147 Malvern st. Same place
Herman Ruhl. 157 Magazine ST.. - place
Howard Blood. sol 18th w.. Same place
Mrs. Julia Schneider, 3S Court St..
Milton stern, 2e9-271 Sherman av. same place
Alfred Harris. 27s-294 Grove st. Same place
Mrs. Adam Creter, % Holland st same place
George Kanmiskas, 2l-23 Front 81. Same place
RETAIL=rRANSFERS.
Rudolph NUM-. from 1873 Broome st. TO
100 Devine st ..............S 13 S. 18th st.
Emile Kuhn, from 245-247 Runyop st.
Me at 60 Cess aesumsria, from 20 LIyinssfBon .
st. TO 10 Jackson st..........75 Adams st.
Michael Schmelzle, from 90 Market st.
to 301 Market st...........1S Vermont av.
Frank J. Linck. jr.. from 259 Passaic
av. to 407 18th av........1 9S S. 10th St
RICHARD MILLER,
President.
JAMES +. CoNNELLY.
Cgtv rIarif
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HAVE a pair of hockey skates. size liz,
almost new; will exchange for telegraph
Key and sounder in perfect condition. Ad-
dress Box 146, Star office.
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aICNS-C. L. WILLIAMS. INc.-SIGNs.
wood. Brass, Cloth. Glass. Gliding, Lettering
i24 Market at. Phone 1a5 Market.
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PRINTERS.
PHRENOLOGY.

CONSULT NINE. HURDY. 40 Sherman av.,
near Miller st.. elizabeth. Mt. Prospect,
Main Line, Kearny car; get of Miller ST.,
one block to Sherman av.; Mulberry car
passes corner: 0 a. m. 8 p. m; 26c, Goo.
CONSULT NINE. LIE ROY. clairvoyant,
palmist; tells everything; advice on busl-
ness, love. marriage. located 400 Broad St. (;
also on Orange St. next Lenox
Lunch.
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NOTICES.

NoTTCE-I. Michael Prendergast. 400 North
Fourth St, Harrison. has sold bus ness to
Henry Austin; all bills to be presented with
in three days. MICHAEL
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Newark Business College
Dancing.
M C. Richards, Dancing School

2e0-282 Washington st. south; regular
classes every Wednesday and Saturday eve
h,ngs; beginners Mondays, Fridays; special
Halloween novelty masquerade Thursday,
october 81.
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MiDwrvEs.

GRADUATE midwife-MRS GRlRfctf. 60
eouth Oranee. av., Newark, ladies' private
sufa lnc eouHnssnar.s. trsa: nza. a; Esu1a.
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CHEWING GUM and chocolate penny.,in-the-
slot machine; have over 100; small, neat
and simply constructed; vendors VIII take
typewriter or machinery of any Kind, or
what have you? GUM. Box los. Star ONCE
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BARGAIN-Deliyery automobile. in good
condition: very strong car; four eylnusIsi
$500, trade for diamonds. furniture, or ouef.
Address MAKE OFFER. Box ITO, star
office.
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Music.
LoANs-nonreAGEs.

HAVE elienls desiring second mortgages.
Law Offices of HARRIS Ma
;ionai State Bank building. $40 Broad st.
MONEY to loan on first and second mort
cages: sums to suit at reasonable terms.
g. ScHEcHNER. fourth floor. Room 100.
onion building. Phone 27s Market.
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.
at ROBINSON & CO., 1eD Market ST.
morning and evening.
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WIRELEss-Have a plate camera, .3hx4Ns
worth S.; will exchange for anything ~.
quick; am leaving city. Address WIRELESS.
Box 1888. Star office.
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BARTER AND EXCHANGE.

~~S
ABOUT 45 Victor or Columbia disc records
IN good condition. What am offered
IN ~exehange2 Or will sell cheap for cash.
Address VICTOR. Box 1872. Star office.
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BABY carriage. brown and cost $50, N fair
condition; also folding go-earti .wnl eN-
change for rugs, china, standard. BOOKS or
other consideration. H. Box III. star ONCE.
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ONE-CYLINDER REQ runapout. In yoos eaas
dition, new bind tires, $50. or wat hsA
you in exchange? Address REQ. Box ms
star Office.
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CLOTHES-Street and evening gowns; also
shoes and slippers: 16-year-old girl coat,
what have you to offer? Address
Box 100. Star office.
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WIRELEsS-Have a wireless transtormee
and a 9. 18th. n. volt bell transfornara
want wireless spark coil and batteries % =
what have you? Address BELL. Box 1oe&
Star office.
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NO. "a Spalding football; viii exchange foP
NO. l Brownie camera or anythin. ri vaIIfs
OF 1850. Address FOOTBALL. Box ian
Star office.
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BARTER AND EXCHANGE.


HAVE a 9x9 all-wool ingram art square,
value S11.50; VIII exchange for a chiffonier.
Box 1S4. star ONCE.
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Read the advertisements arat.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

FuRNISHDD-RoOM house for sale; $3.50 or
$40o. Call at II Orchard or le9 Mulberry
SITS.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-09-07
NOTICE IoIINF >ToCk SHIrpFR>

Ne are sending t0 't.s payer t1r
your benefit 'rr Daily telegraph,
Market Report ON Cattle Hogs and
sheep giving receipts and sale. quo
tatlous 0u a.I Glasses .af'.. hogs ar.
sheep This report reaCh,- .ts Of
flee of 'h" Amarillo Daily NeVs az
about t. % 81 We believe thar this
all bs af benefit o. every 1--WE stock
shipper .r th's country nv iliIuc
up the Ara-. .a Daily NsRs uy phone
you VIII rr' Gree M charge tho day
marke' 900 cattle. boss and sheep
% connection with 'his report. Vs
Vish o. s8...' sour business on 0aI
nigh merits ~ sa'asmanshlp our
service costs DO more than tho orll
nary. tl' there 's u0 comparison 9th.
erviso. Write as Cor our FREQ mar.
vet paper. ana railroad rate memo
randum book
Try us with your next shipment
and you VII te satisfied with the re
suits.
DAGGETT-KEEN COMMISSION co
Fort Worth. TEXAS.
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Police OFFICERS
INTERESTING STORY
Pairolman Hilton. one 81 Houston :
FINEST. Tell. about Plant Juice.

Nr % % .l.'oa popular member
OF Houston polio. force aH1 aho
fas uau friends a Amarillo has
the f0una.l- f0 -ly ressrd.ll Plant
Juice am uIy glad . have learn
cd 90 .f. wonderful virtues 0f Plant
Juice For 'ae .asf seven years
have Dec. -orrF troubled aift what
doct0r io.l ue Has combination
% kiducs and Liver Complaints +
had indigestion. uo appetite pains 10
the bach aud Joins cold fer and boo
fact q general 40 round nervous
break down Plant Juice bias relieved
me OF $40 these Dr. started fHe Work
a. once and Kept If 100 aH'. was ls
sound as dollar and 90. ary as d
figHtu .1.k .au recommend = '0
an
Tho action of Plan. Iua. direct
and quick IfIs purely vegetable and
combines the rarDsf o' nrar's ea
senoes and juices OF .ar medicinal
herbs of fhc earth For s.I disease.
81 'hc stomach liver kidney and
nerves b. Is Immediately effective and
will bring about permanent rHre
Try % today You aIll H1' rcsre' 2
~ Thompson's
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-09-07

Every year. In many parts OF the
country. thousands are driven from
heir homes by coughs and lung dis
eases. Friends and business are
left behind FOR other climates. but
this Is costly and NOT always sure.
A better way-'he way OF multi
tudes-is 20 use Dr Kings New Dis
coFery and cure yourself at home
stay right there, with your friends,
and take this safe medicine Throa,
and lung troubles find quick relief
and health returns Its holp IN
coughs. colds. grip. Group. whoop.
ing cough and sore lungs make &, 4
positive blessing. soc and 800
Trial bottle free. Guaranteed hy
Amarillo Drug store.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-09-07

Kwitcherkikkin'-Phone 80.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-09-07
DAILY MARKETS
FORT. WORTH LIVESTOCK

special 20 Tally News
Fort Worth. Texas. Sept HOGS
Receipts, $50, market steady
Top load, 1920.
Part o. a load az $3.50.
Bulk. 1906 u $3.50.
Light. ss.l00 $40.
Mixed $500 N SEQ
Heavy $500 $3.50.
pigs. $3.50 500.
CATTLE Receipts. zsn" I.ud-
ing 80 calves.
Steers ten cents higher
Top about s72j.
Bulk. t5.4On&7.0t.
stockers slow. $4,000 $500
Cows steady TOP $3.50
Buk t3s0H $500
Ur.f,rs. 50 .O0&5.00.
Bulls steady S35On$f--.
Cat active top s7.--
Buk S55Uu 500.
SHEEP Receipts goo uarke
steady
Ewes al $500.
Dam BIS af $500.
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KANSAS CITY Grain

Kansas city Mo, sept o. Cash
Wheat SO. red, 90 p No 3 red
Iu3u 9a 80 . hard. >70S>1a 40
9 hard. N3ia
Cash Corn 80 . white, -. 80
3 white 7lle 073, 30. . mixed 7ilg
RI 15 SO mixed a.
Cash Oats 30 . white 33 y so
l. white 32ia ass. No @ mixed %.
u ia
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-09-07
SUFFRAGETTES
BOOST WILSON
Organization in New York
to Further Candidacy
of Democrats

Sew YORK Sept One of fho Dat.
.st achievements boz tho Womans u'
fra.r Iu, i- the organization of a
National Wilson Marshall society ur
part. consisting OF sufiraEettcs and
headed by Mrs Borden Hartman.
The members of the organization are
busy as bees and expect 10 boz Of
great help fo the Democratic national
ticket They even have pootess
among them who has undertaken the
Iou OF uppIyiur the women with cam
uaign songs Her first effort tO be-
sung after OBJ, melody Of Ny Pretty
Maid Isa somewhat tritc adaptation
of that same poem However me
tom.n ar, delighted with o. and a'lI
Sims .' with .Isor and emphasis when
. '.. Occasion arises
ON .,,rs day of uczt week begin
.u- NIfh Monday representatives, OF
|N Woman Su0rae. Party UiII Dee
.psruittDd fo speak for fifteen miuu-
f.. from che stage of Uammogstolu s
|. Victoria Theatre boo favor of their
cause On Monday Mrs James Lre.
IaIdioN viii preside. and Miss Fola
IaIo.,fo daughter of rho senator
from Wisconsin. VI.. deliver 900 aI
dress ourHue tho history of party
.rI los work After Miss Ldfollc'te.s
Hddgas. HlI Those loo 'nr theatre who
ar, members of 'uD party and b. BE-
.p,r,.fDd char Do, house u.ll Doc pretty
arI N.u1 with u''r-rff'- Ni
.'rm loo .ne and march Zoo 'ho street
where Ju upou-air meeting viii be
.N'.d Zoo enlist war.H'rs for ''' -"f
r.. Hrtd, % \o,,mn",
Tl. rivalry .n .>rataeW. enter
Huu.u's between 'h' members OF
.., m.I.uuaI. colony u' Newport hI.
-.,n not only to the newspapers but
.fo fH. uHuII. n general somc'H.ne POI
.I.k about uuH 900 CRITICS.. or course
.f - REALLY nobody. business h1N
..,-. mIIIoubries spend their money
500 Ioue as 'hoy do 10 300 @ les.dmat'
.nJ, bni everybody has Jhs right I'd
form HIs own opinion as % The good
l.r Nsd taste of rho methods employ.
I.d n spending the dollars % is boy
leo mean. surprising that 10 Euro.
IH,an Ideas this duel of eNtrayagance
|anI vulgar display appears to bc lu
Extremely bad taste aud persons of
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-09-07
What We Never Forget

according 20 science, are the things
associated with our early home life,
such as Bucklen's Arnica Salye, that
mother or grandmothe- used 10 cure
our burns, boils. scalds, sores, skin
orupious, cuts, sprains or bruises.
Forty years OF cures prove Its mer-
H. Unrivaled for piles, corns or
cold-sores Only % cents az ANA
rillo Drug store.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-09-07

THAT part of bis brain is gone doe,
r1, raom 10 affect bus general coufI-
ton. lut this should NOT boz surpri--
.rs to the doctors They ought 20
know vIth how little brains % great
many persons o.. considerable import
aure 100 public ufe MANAGE 10 sc'
along. enjoying excellent health and
.aumuIarlng money
There are various ways of max
Ira money just as there are various
nays OF getting rid of money some
of fho methods are rather uncommon
land then attract attention For iu-
stance. there is @ certain actor VINO
ha. summer home az Red Bank, s.
T.. who has decided 10 give up his
stage career and devote hi- time and
,ncrs, to the management OF @ but
terfly and moth farm n is q fact
we'll known 10 cu'omolgists that GER
tain butterflies and moths bring cN
tremek high prices Ia the market
owing 10 their rarity and me difficult
IS of obtaining perfect specimens
from the iuugles Iu India and the
suamps and wilderness OF Central AZ
RIGA or South America The ambi-
tious ThospIau intends 20 raise rare
butterflies and moths for the mar
/ kot and expects 20 make q small or.
perhaps. even large fortune. by
selling fhp products OF bis Iepidop-
terra franz 10 the American million
aires and milliou1riesscs who have
recently taken up fhc fad of letting
rare butterflies and moths tlutter
around in their conscryatories.
IN rather unusual manner Was
O. lyoryman in Harlem separated
from q roll containing Sli5 In bills
tho other day he was preparing to
pay off his help. when his three pet
goats. who had the freedom of 'h,
stables came into his office Firml,
relying upon the honesty of DIS goats
thr lyorymau diverted his attention
from me money and business papers
ou his desk fo attend fU some other
matter when D., returned ro bis
desk Doc found that .bo goats bad not
only chcVed un DIS ledger ult le-
tourcd q number of receipts and 'h'
entire roll of money. ,N.'pfIug core
urr OF q $40 Dim He ncclm, great.
.'F excited and loo % short time severe
ed of bis u,,-Hhor- N.r. attracted
.Hy DIS moaning Som, of them H1-
N-pI b.m 20 kI fH, GOATS and ra-
.roler thr money bat rho livery IAN
d.d NOT consider This good plan
Fearing however. that some .orst-
ous Individual might fN 'o BURGLAR
Izc his goats. Dee locked them boz their
stable and sat iu front of fhe locked
door an night. keeping watch over
his precious goats
while painting ono of the iron
piers carrying the feed wires for the
electric system of th. New York.
New Haven a Hartford Railroad.
near Mount Vernon. @ painter came
/ in contact with one OF the feed wires
the other day and received q shock
Of $4,000 volts The electric cur
rent melted the works of the watch
which the painter carried In his
/ pocket, yet the man survived. receiv-
\ ing only few burns and bruises.
the latter caused hy his falling from
the ladder upon which bee stood AZ
The time OF the accident
From Passai, y comes 'he
startling information thar former
New York policeman. now living ia
East Rutherford. y D was held M
and robbed the other morning bv a
woman. a regular bold h'ghWayman
Later on the woman Was captured by
The Chief OF Police of tho town and
held for trial
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1912-08-22
GAY PReMANADERS
TOOK ALL HIS CHANGE
GIRL WHO CHARMS THEM IN
WINTER, SENT AWAY FOR y
THIRIN-DAN REST.

PHILADELPHIA Special Be-
cause Magistrate MacFarIano. in Cen
tral Police Station, thought they had
earned rest, two bright stars in the
theatrical armament will not be seen
IN local vaudeville houses for the next
thirty days
They are Rose Dell, "a years old. of
Monton Street, above Third, ana Der
ina Carl, % years Old of South Ban
croft Street. below Reed. Incidentally
Peter Politz. who SAYS he lives at
1909 Rioge Avenue, which happens to
be Magistrate Belcher's office, is re-
sponsible for the little drama which
was enacted in MacFarlands court
To-Day. Polltz said the girls took $2.17
from MN when he was not looking
TO begin with, Rose is a song and
dance artist, not a performer, but an
dftSt, she said so, while Bertha's IA
Vorlte occupation While at work is
inducing large and small snakes to
tWlhe themselves lovingly about her
Douy while she sings to them or pats
thclr neads, muttering the while in
some weird dialect, which. she saws.
IS Ilndoo. For this she receives
American coin.
in the summer time, according to
/ the girls, actresses are not kent very
DUSTY employed. so last evening they
decided TO take a walk on Market
street. Here they met POlitz. who.
while not the chief character in the
I 80 N''i'At very nearly being the
goat. Accounts describing the man
2eIr ~ which Polite ana the girls met
ulI!er materially, and besides they are
unlmportant. Some time after the
meeting at the mans request Traffie
roHctman Cooper took the three to
City Han.
According to Politz's story. he met
the girls though they looked lonely.
probably thirsty, and surely very tired
Accordingly he took them to a cafe.
| 1t was here later in the evening MAJ
ne missed the $2.17. While he di6
not like to believe that the girls had
anything 20 do with the disappearance
Of the money, he said he Just casuaIIv
mentioned the fact that it had gone
under circumstances which left no
trace. Not that he cared particularly
much; it was such a mere trifIe: but
ne was vaguely interested to know
whittier il had departed.
We'll" said Magistrate MacFar.
land, turning to Bertha, what do Won
know about it?" Who. meP" reniie6
the fair snake charmer. Il don't know
nothin' about it. Me and Rosie was
Just walking along. when this 'ginL
comes up and wants to know if we're
thirsty. We went with him to a cafe
and the first thing / know he com
mences to veil about S2.17 that he said
ne lost. How should we know where
it went?" This statement was corro-
borated by Miss Dell.
Where do YOU work?" asked tho
Judge of Bertha. me? I'm n snake
charmer and travel with winter CIR
Gus" replied Miss Carl. And Won p,
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1912-08-22
Liner CORSICAN
STRUCK ICEBERG

LONDON Special The Allan
,.ner Corsican, with 800 passengers
on board, which ramed an iceberg
Monday off the New Foundland
Coast. while on her way from Mon
treal TO Liverpool, is in no danger, and
will reach her destination, showing
but Slight injury from the impact ac-
cording to cablegram received to-
day by the London office of the COM
pany from the Canadian officers.
This Information was based upon
wireless adVices which had passed be-
tween the Corsican and the Canadian
offices of the line after the ship
struck the iceberg.
According to the cable, the Corsi-
cans stem will be but little damaged
and she was able to proceed on her
way after an examination had been
made. The message alayed fears
here that the accident might dupli-
cate the Titantic tragedy.
1t is expected that the COrsican will
be late in arriving owing to precau-
tionary measures while passing
through the ice zone.
At the offices of the Allen Line it
was said that Captain Cook is a eau
tious navigator and that all COM
manders whose ships ply the North
Atlantic had been cautioned since the
Titantic disaster. The Corsican struck
the berg in latitude 1924 north,
longitude 52.15 west. At the time of
the accident the steamer Lake Cham
plain was within wireless call and pro-
ceeded to the scene to give aid.