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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-05
Taken From Train.

Mexico City. September 5.-Richard
ID. Dewey general. agent here for the
New York Life Insurance Company. was
taken off train on the Mexican Rail-
way ut Ometusco last night by band
or armed men. Nothing has been heard
or him since. 1t Is not known whether
he has been arrested or was captured
by bandits.
Dewey was on his way to Vera Cruz
with his wife and baby. who sailed
o-day for New York on a Ward Line
steamer.
Inquiries by Consul Canada and other
United States officials as to what has
become of him have been unavailing
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-05
Casualty List Heavy.

Washington. September 4.-Eleven
aviators have been killed in the army
and navy service since experiments
were started with heavier than-air ma :
chimes in l90S-ten In the army and ono
in the navy.
In aviation the world over. S33 per-
sons have been killed since 1908, 1l2
during tho present year.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-05
Consumption by Suite.
The years consumption is divided
tho -anort YnIl,"..
Free Wood Pnlp.

Washington, September 4-Wood
pulp and paper destined for the United
States. but trans shipped at some inter
mediary point will be admitted FREQ
OF duty from all European countries
having favored nation" treaty with
the United States. Assistant Attorney
General Denison. passing upon oues-
ton raised by Norway and Sweden. to-
day advised Secretary McAdoo that
shipment was n direct one within the
meaning Of the law.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-05
onr. Grove civic League Tonight.

y mectlng OF tho OAK Grove CIVIC
League will be held tonight at s
O'Clock in the Oak Grove Baptist
church reports OF the committees ap-
pointed TO arrange for the celebration
10 be held at the opening OF the new
oak Grove School will be heard. and
the program to be carried out will be
Planned. Members Of the Manchester
District School Board have been ex-
tended invitations. and are expected to
be present at the meeting. The ques-
ton Of road improvements will also be
considered.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-05
LAND FOR NEW RESERVOIR.
Town Council Authorizes
purchase of Seven Acrcs.

Harrisonburg. Va. September e.
The Town Council OF Harrisonburg has
authorized the purchase OF seven acres
OF land in northeastern Harrisonburg
for the construction OF a new reser-
voir TO hold 100000 gallons.
The discovery of n cave under the
present reservoir has forced its aban-
Comment. on account OF the sinking
ground and leakage
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-05

Seized with a fatal attnc!, OF cramps
"hllc bathing. Lawrence Wooidridrtc.
colored, about fourteen years old, Wa
drowned shortly before noon yestci-
DAY IN the James River. near the Belle
use Bridgc. Efforts were made to save
him By his companions, but ne wa.
dead before they could reach hi,u. Joe
woodbridge. father of the boy, who
keeps store on upper Hull street.
went Immediately TO tho scene when
he learned OF the tragedy and recover
ed the body. DR.. Taylor viewed the
body, but deemed an Inquest unueces
sary Death was pronounced as due
TO accidental drowning
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-05
Haynes Feature. Concert.

Featuring the concert in Washing
ton Square last night was the singing
OF Leonard Haynes. Il Southside young
stcr. who pleased the crowd with sew
eral selections. The band played A
number OF popular melodies, all OF
which were we'll received. Young
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-05

her experience and
recommendation that
led so many expectant
mothers 10 derive the
comfort and blessing
of this famous REM
edy.
1t is applied exter-
tcrnally to the abdo-
", q - .tN-.,.L Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-05
DANIELS SMARTS
UNDER CRITICISM
Secretary of Navy Issues State
Inent in Case in Which There
Is Keen Interest.
Especial to The Times Dispa tch. !

lSpeciai 10 The mes-Dispatch,l
Washington. September 4.-Apparent-
" smarting under the criticism of SEN
otors at his action T., .h,
'e ""'
i""r me" passed by an examination
board Tor appointment as second lieu
tenants in the Marine Corps and the
substitution for t,vo of INC. ma, ~,
,.,. 80,
''''' MI !" N"'oiha' VINO
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-05
SOUTH RICHMOND
CoIored hoy Drounx In mr..

haynes Is only twelve years old. and
Is regarded as quito q solo.st
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-05
Talks
About Babies
Hes q large Circle of Listeners Who
Profit by Her Wisdom and Experience.

In most any community there's q grand
ma who knows Mothers Erinnd II was
The Dolores star., 1913-06-06
AUTO CAR WRECKED
Mrs. Lee Escapes Injury and Mr.. Lss
Receives Only . Slight Scratch.

Tuesday about 1880 o'clock the Auto
car owned by General Superintendent
Lee Of the Rio Grande southern, left
the track this side Of Bear creek and
rolled down the hank into the Dolores.
MIR and Mrs. Lee who were In the car
succeeded In getting out tefore II
reached the river, but Rosdnsster Gu.
land, who was with the party, was
carried down the einbanknsut with
the car and seriously hurt.
He WAS taken out rs quickly ~
possible having received q bad scalp
wound and fractured rib besides being
badly bruised. Mrs. Lee bound up the
scalp wound aud the injured man was
made ~ comfortable ~ possible.
The south-bound train was due
shortly after the accident and 1t was
tagged and the wounded mar placed
on board and brought to this place
where DR.. Newell dressed his wounds
aud accompanied him To the hospital
at Durango. Where at last report he
was getting along nicely.
The machine WAS badly wrecked IN
the accident. Just what caused II u
leave the rails we have not learned, but
probably 1t was exceeding the speed
limit Of ten or fifteen miles an hour
when It struck one Of those "shOot the
stretches Of track for which
the Rio Grande Southern IL famous.
II Is really fortunate that the acci-
dent WAS not worse than II WAS. That
Mr.. aud Mrs. Lee should escape with
out injury IL q mystery.
The Dolores star., 1913-06-06
I S TATE NEWS
Items Of News From all Parts
Of Colorado.
THE WEEKS RECORD
OF Important Events Condensed
For the Busy Reader.

Robert Stanley, his wife and daugh.
ter aged I, were found shot to death
Sunday night at their ranch home
north Of Greeley. 1t Ia believed that
Stanley shot his wife aud daughter and
then suicided, but no motive Is known.
A decision by the state supreme court
Tuesday orders Canon City TO pay
5000 damages TO Genevieve Cox, six
years old, for injuries received while
riding OH merry-go-round owned by
the city but being operated by the CITY
Improvement league.
Determined to destroy the dandelion
which has almost overrun the city, the
city council Of Sterling has passed an
ordinance declaring the weed q nui-
sance aud providing q penalty for all
citizens who do not eliminate them rs
far A. possible from yards and lawns.
The mysterious burglary at DeBeque
Thursday night Of last week WAS the
work Of four boys, all under 10 years Of
age al Of well known families. The
boys confessed to taking $500 worth OF
plumber from one mercantile house
The stolen property was returned aud
the boys will not lie prosecuted. The
hoys said that they were inspired to
burglarise by the bandits who at
tempted to rob the bank at that place
few weeks ago.
The Dolores star., 1913-06-06
NEEDED ADVERTISING
Steps in the Roosevelt -Newett
Libel Action.


Editor George A. Newett IN editorial
In Iron Age, charges Colonel Roosevelt
" ith drunkenness.
ROnsvelt nles suit for libel against
Newett, asking $4,000 damages.
Scores Of deposi,ions taken on both
sides aud dozens Of witnesses, among
them some of the countries mos,
prominent men, summoned.
Trial begun Monday. May Is, .,
Marquette, Michigan.
Roosevelt, FIRST witness for himself,
testiiies to own sobriety; says he can
name every drink he has taken In
fifteen years.
Cabinet officers, ambassadors, liter
Ary men, doctors, naturalist, news.
paper men take stand In the colonel's
behalf.
Former president sips one occasion.
ally, oil say, hut he h soberest drink
ing man In country.
Editor Newett, after hearing testi.
n'ony establishing sobriety Of former
president, retracts editorial on witness
stand.
Roosevelt valves right to damager.
Jury awards him six cents, nominal
damages under Michigan law.
Defendant aud plaintiff each pay
own expenses for trial.
Neither principal In case speaks to
other after verdict.
The colonel leaves Marquette two
hous after verdict.
And thus ended one OF the neatest
little advertising stunts ever pulled of
on IN unsuspecting public.
That great men know the value of
advertising was very forcibly brought
to the attention Of the reading public
by the Termination Of this suit. SING
the closing Of the presidential cam.
palgn last fall the newspaper have
had little 10 say about Ex-President
Roosevelt. and the fact 10 the people
were beginning n forget that ths,s
vas sAseh q. mau. However, M.
Roosevelt h too shsswd man to lei
~ public forget him. and be can
aivay - trusted To pull oil the proper
kind os advertising just Ut the right
time.
George A. Newett u the Iron Age,
also knows the value u advertising,
The Dolores star., 1913-06-06
BRIGHT BLAZE
Barn and Ice House Of the
Southern Hotel Burn.
FLAMES LIGHT CANON


The citizens Of our town were again
awakened by the fire bell Monday
night aud were Mortified to see the town
and surrounding hills lit up by . big
blaze which they soon located In the
vicinity Of the Southern hotel and
many thought that the entire building
was In flames.
The fire boys responded promptly to
the call aud soon had two streams OF
water on the fire which proved to bs
the barn and Ice house Ia the rear Of
the hotel The fire had evidently
started In the barn aud spread to the
Ice house. These buiIdings were all
In flames when the alarm WAS turned
In, and the tre had made Its way Ia
the warehouse Of J. J. Harris 4 Co.
The fire WAS quickly extinguished, but
the barn WAS = total wreck, the coal
house badly scorched and the roof Of
the warehouse scorched aud some Of
the contents slightly damaged. A
third line Of hose Was laid aud the fire
inside the warehouse promptly taken
care Of.
David Swickhimer and wife Of Rico,
were guests ut the hotel and when they
S~oke and saw the fire they promptly
moved baggage and oil into the street.
When they were accused the next
morning Of being excited, Mr.. swick.
hin,er replied that they were the only
people In town calm enough TO get .
trunk out.
DIR. II. Z. Lefurgey was the first per.
son to see the hre and turn Ia the
alarm. Just how the Doctor came to
see fire at the southern hotel In not
known, but probably he was returning
from = professional call.
While the Ice house burned the Ice
was no, damaged aud Tuesday morn
Ing early Mrs. Williams had carpenters
erecting = building over Il To protect Il,
from the heat Of the sun.
The buildings were old aud for that
reason the Insurance had been allowed
IN lapse. They contained no stock nor
anything else II value. The origin oi
the dss 10 not known.
The Dolores star., 1913-06-06
BALKAN WAR ENDED
Long and Bitter War Brought to
End Under Guiding Hand
Of Powers.


London, May D.-Tbe war between
Turkey and the Balkan states which
hes been In progress for nearly year
past was brought TO IN end here today
when the representatives 81 Turkey
and the Allies 10 the peace conferences
here signed the peace pact under the
supervision Of the powsrs thus ending
the var. The treaty OF pact vss
signed here this afternoon.
Foreign Minister Gray and several
foreign AMBASSADOR. were present st
the signing they acting for the pows~
oonssnting TO the siRusturrs, but max.
Ing few changes the principal ones
bslag the adding Of few clauses 10
the peace pact.
DR.. Daneff, the Bulgarian envoy IN
the peace conferences. after the pact
had been signed thsnk"d Foreign
The Dolores star., 1913-06-06

w. J. Econ aud daughters aud W.
d. Lee and wife made . trip through
the vest side of The county last Sunday
In VI. Exon's cas. They Journ~y~si
from here To yellow Jacket aud L~wi-
aud then to Cossss Tor dinner. aud from,
cort~s dawn IN Tits mountain, return.
Ing aud arriving In Dolosss about 5:30
In the evening. M. i.ss was locking
over the valley 10 ssosstain csop condi.
tIons and acreage planted. Il 10 re-
parted that there y In the nslsht,or.
bond n $4,000 ssrss of Moatxsua,a
county land In csops this seasou and
this hes tendency N Interest rail rad
men. When - Ut nfty ~ slxty
ilsoUsand sssss predicting crops . lsst
a sslisoaA ssSliltlss viii csass 10 bothss
~.
The Dolores star., 1913-06-06
SCHOOL DIRECTORS MEET
Elect Tssehsn and Order Addition IA
Summit Ridge Building.

The directors Of school district No I
met IN the town hail Wednesday and
elected the following teachers for the
coii'iag term u school:
Dolores schools, A. w. Muse, princi.
pal; xI.s Harter, intermediate; Miss
Rnl~r,s, primary. Summit Ridge,
Miss Rutherford aud Miss Akers. Ger.
man sch"ol. Miss specking. Brick
schas'I. Miss FerrAl. House school,
Miss Morris. A nn'nlrr 81 the patrons
II the summit Ridge school were pre-.
-.nt NJ the m-eting aud asked that On.
either n1n b- added 10 their school
h"iiiinx. - the present room 10 toO
small To seconosintr the school populs.
ti"" The request WAS granted.
The Dolores star., 1913-06-06

+. T.. Robbins. assistant cashier Of
the Dolores State hank, left Tuesday
for Beatrice, Nebraska. His brother
Bert met him Ut Montrose aud they
made the journey together. Both will
return Ia two or three weeks.
The Dolores star., 1913-06-06

RS. 3. Fox and Newell Martin ~
rived With their new Ford cars Monda,
noon. They were i've days on the
rusd aud covered . distance Of 6Ot
mtles. In order to take advantage oI
the best roads they journeyed by way
Il Colorado Spring., Canon City, Gun
niah. Delts, Montro-e, Piacerville,
Ne sood and Disappointment creek
IT, roads travelled were In fns shape
eaGpt between Dolorss and MOI wood
- si..s,y soooapsslsd ths lsys 4
asslss thems&u pllOliug tbs eass.
The Dolores star., 1913-06-06

II. NJ. Hogg Was In Durango the
last Of the week looking after legal
business.
Mrs. Carl Washburn returned friday
from Grand Junction where she had
been In attendance At the wedding Of
her sister.
Mrs. Deckert aud daughter and Mrs.
Deckert's mother, Mrs. e. A. Case, are
In from Yellow Jacket this week buy.
Ing supplies and attending TO come
legal business.
Mesdames Ada Couplings aud Dicis
Sullivan of MSnco~, were over the last
of the week visiting Mrs. J. q. Brown
II the Brown Palace hotel
Attorney Carpenter 10 over from
Msncas this week attending the meet.
Ing Of the water hoard.
Fire broke out In the rear of Outlet
Bss. store Thursday evening 81 las,
week about o'clock, the origin Of
which h unknown. Goods were
damaged 10 . considerable extent. hut
- the sdjus,er has not arrived - ys,
We are unable 10 give the amount 81
the damage.
Rspost hiss II that surveyors Will b
cn the ground In . short time TO begin
work on the preliminary survey for this
new sailsoad. We only hope that ths
ess,nse l. ssos n. n ssassiA make farm.
The Dolores star., 1913-06-06
THE MEADOWLARK.
An Esesilsn, Insect Destroyer Vithoss Any
Bad Haiti.

From the standpoint II the Asricul-
turist the niendowlark has no equal.
Not only " II = valuable bird L~causs
III the large number VI harmful insects
aud weed seeds eaten but u hrs NO l.ad
habits.
Its fond consists ms~tl, II Insects
which u hnd1 Ia the n,ead0H lsnds.
BESIDES the smooth eatesp,tlsrs, u
also eats the hairy oi,es which mn.t
birds shun; nor II II adverse 10 buxs
with dI.sgreeabie odor. In the s~s-
sous of the year when insect HE b
scarce. the n,eadowlark tur0s liz ~.
tent,on 10 seeds NJ various kinda. de-
stFoyin large ausntitIes II weed srssis.
u se~ms adverse la eating s~ssss Vi
grains, although when ether fuod 10
scarce, Il ~iil pick up the grsin which
has Ls,en scattered during harvesting.
B~csur~ Of the large nun'trrs !" Insects
aud ssed Seeds destroyed. u has l~~n
estimated that every meadow ,ask 10
worth . dollar . year 10 The fs,mer.
A few birds may remain ~lth ~
during the winter hut ma.t II thesss
arrive froa, the south early In The
spring. They often nest t~,. during
the summer, the second brad hsins
Matched during July o. August. Five
~ six svss n tbs usual Num- ~ IN >
clutch. The nesis sse sslsiam eound
fos they sss srcbed over, mn - much
Tor protection against the weather. -
sor csncsalment.
II N 10 ts sess~ttsd that thsss birds
are large enough 10 make IN abrasive
mask lor The woald.ts spostssuan.
They should l's psosected s,ststly ~ oil
occsstons. cbarlsu \. Mesd. Z. A. Z.
Fort COlit0s, Colo.
The Dolores star., 1913-06-06

Mr.. f. A. Montank and Miss Maud
Francis were married Saturday after
noon at the home Of the brides father
Z. N. Francis In the presence Of . few
friends. We wish these young people
long and happy life.
Ms. Ethel Lynch aud daughter are
spending few days at the Garfield
home.
Ed DeLoche wife and daughter are
visiting the Short family.
John Scott Il In from the cattle camp
for little visit with his family.
Nv. &. LoDgenbaugh and family were
up from McEinio sunday visiting In
Arriols.
Mrs. I. A. McCurry and Mr.. and
Mp. Chas. Knoblock were over sun
day visiting some Of their old friends.
The ladies aid met with Mrs. A. W.
>piiion Friday, A Memorial Day pro-
gram was given and many beautiful
poems were read. Ice cream and cake
were served ~ refreshments.
Children's Day will he observed next
Sunday by appropriate exercises which
will begin at u o'clock =. m. aud will
he followed by n picnic dinner.
Geo. Trnelson hs. been hauling pota-
toes to Dolores where he helped to load
. ear.
r. X. Smith WAS up from Cortez last
week looking AROUND to see who had
. POTATOES To sell ~ he hAd orders Tor sew
eral cars.
Runaway teams have been quite
fashionable Of late several having
occurred but no serious harm done.
Better buy IN auto.
Mrs. Bruce has returned TO her home
after being In Cortrz for n few days
taking care Of Elmer Perkins.
The Dolores star., 1913-06-06

Coleman Baker u Lakeview, left
saturday for Pssoa sprinsa where he
will spend couple weeks esjoyinx the
baths aud hon there he will ~ TO
Colorado springs where his daughter
ID to be married June 18th.
The Dolores star., 1913-06-06

The Tsarlssss' lmstitats y ~ IN heDd
In Fort Lewis June nth tn siss. 10.
ciUslve. NJ. wsdIslsh seivlss. thai ~
GILL make . rate NJ ssss fass ~ tlss
so1ad tslp. Tsrkets Ia h so,d erssa
Pasv~a svslHss, sllvsstoss. 1ssus ae1
l.tss.sssstsss lsslnss Jssss IN. Nh sssA
iath. Dual limit Juss sssd. Al 6ssts.
Ing The . W csst csssiis ~ Asssnt -.
an,iMatios nsSss ~ N sllsesea.ss Ito
entire sIsns. Plan ~ saast Jsss ~.
MAav 4. TAvlOn,
Csswty 1srsslalsa1saes
The Dolores star., 1913-06-06

Word was received here last week
that Mrs. Z. A. Lowe had underwent .
serious operation for appendicitis In =
hospital At Corpus Chrtsla, Texas, and
Was getting along - nicely ~ GUILD be
expected.
The Dolores star., 1913-06-06
GENERAL NEWS
Doines in All Parts d the
World.
INTERESTING EVENTS
Recorded by the Daily Papers
During the Past Week.

Washington, May 3l.--Secretary Of
State Bryan today formally proclaim
ed the seventeenth amendment 10 the
federal constitution for the direct cleo
ton Of United States senators TO Be In
effect. several notable statesman were
present aud witnessed the signing II
the proclamation.
The Dolores star., 1913-06-06

The Dolores Lumber 4 Supply com
panyr elevator Is being treated 10 Z
coat Of paint. George Wheatland !,
the artist that IL spreading the color.
The Dolores star., 1913-06-06

CA. Frederick, editor Of the Monte.
zunIA Journal, was . caller ut The
Star Office Monday.
The Dolores star., 1913-06-06

II, :. Ferrai, who recently purchased
some land from q. II. Bopp, vas =
buslipess visitor In Dolores Saturday.
The Dolores star., 1913-06-06

Colon McBeth has returned from
Utah with the steers be purchased fro,,
cattleilen 10 that section.
The Dolores star., 1913-06-06

Don't forget to see Harry v. Pyle u
you want to buy work horses. They
are worth the money.
The Dolores star., 1913-06-06

Elmer Perkins died 1t bis home In
Cort~s wednesday evening u lest
week from vsIvuiar heart trouble, hsv.
Ing been unwsll Tor several months.
He and bis brother. Lewis. owned the
stage line between Dolorss and Costss
up until about year ego, and Elmsr's
courteous treatment of thoss With
whom he done business made him
many friends who vere sorry 10 hear III
his death. Since selling his s,ass aud
freight business he hes bssa insssss,sd
In one os two coutracts fos perS0sminG
work ios the Town of Dolores.
-
The Dolores star., 1913-06-06

For 6als-housshold goods. horse.
saddis and Winchester ride. Inquire
u MN. Lavender.
The Dolores star., 1913-06-06

Harry Pyle Ii improving his Seventh
street property by erecting chicken
house aud other buildings.
The Dolores star., 1913-06-06

Trimble Bros. 4 Miller went 10 Bluff,
Utah, the first VI tue week TO recieve
. large herd Of stees purchased from
4 A. J. ecorup.
The Dolores star., 1913-06-06

w. W. Byers returned Sunday from,
= months visit To Eastern points, he.
ing ~ far east ~ Louisville, Kentucky.
The Dolores star., 1913-06-06

Charles W. johnson aud Eibert
Mum are In from disappointment
creek for supplies.
The Dolores star., 1913-06-06

Miss Leita Beln,ear returned Frids,
from Durango where she has been ut
tending high school.
The Dolores star., 1913-06-06

Dan Smith aud wife OF Rico, are
visiting with Dan's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charlie Smith.
The Dolores star., 1913-06-06

J. y. Brumley aud family came owe,
from C"rtsz Friday aud visited With
Dolores friends until Sunday.
The Dolores star., 1913-06-06

FM sals Or trade TOT . hovss NJ enc
me hsy sske. one mover aud ons rsss
dflil. 1nQSlss of Mn. Ella Ward, one
sud oas-half mlIss sass Al Lebanon.
splS
The Dolores star., 1913-06-06
LOCAL NEWS NOTES.

James MrE xen's new house Ia near
In cG,npletion.
The Dolores star., 1913-06-06

MN, EnmA Thorneli returned last
week from New mexico where she
spent the winter.
The Dolores star., 1913-06-06

The Ladies' Aid will meet with Mn.
Minnie Walters Wednesday after moon,
June 1Ith.
The Dolores star., 1913-06-06

w. n. Derby journeyed to Rico and
hack this week.
The Dolores star., 1913-06-06

The fruit Of the cottonwood tres~ 10
flying. Two weeks earlier than usual.
The Dolores star., 1913-06-06

Washington, May 3-Cock-a-sioo.
dIe-dole~s roosters, guaranteed aino-
iutely soundle~a, and which will solve
the problem u light sleeping city
dweliers annoyed early mornings by
the ne,ghbor's loudly Growing cocks
an nov ths sstjsSt u expssinsssss ~
experts % the department NJ sgvtc1l-
ture. A correspondent. Who di-cov-
cred the psoce~s ~ eliminating the
cocks crow, s-t the experts ~ work.
A simple snd psi0le~r ol~satisn II
cutting one III the rn~,ers vocal cords
does the trick. be says The rss~ier
can fll hi. lungs aud W through all
the evolutions which accompany =
hearty crow, but can mnke M sound.
The Dolores star., 1913-06-06

subscsihs los The Star. o9.0O pr
year.
The Dolores star., 1913-06-06

Queenstown, May -. The Ameri !.
car line steamer Hsverford which sail
ed yesterday from Liverpool ios Phil
Adelph,a with 1874 cabin sud $50 steer
age passengers, went on the rocks west
ward Of Corks Head this afternoon
while feeling Its wsy In . dense FOO.
Wireless again demonstrated its
efficiency. Within = few minutes the
ship WAS In Communication with
Queenstown and the great tugs which
ply between here aud passing liners
went 10 Its rescue. Before dusk oil the
passenger with light luggage, were
safely ashore.