The Temple Daily Telegram (Temple, Tex.), Vol. 1, No. 56, Ed. 1 Wednesday, January 22, 1908 Page: 2 of 4
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E. K. WILLIAMS Managing Editor
BEN HARALSON City Editor
MISS NETTIE GOOCH Socirty Editor
HENRY PASHTAG RaOrwrt Reporter
& D. LaPRELLE Advertiring Manager
W. H. BYRD City Grcalator
F. L. DENISON. J. F. CROUCH, E. K. WILLIAMS
Directory Board.
by The Dally Telegram Publishing Company.
"Why do you hate him *>?"
and we quarreled.'
Entered aa eecoad-ciaae matter December T, 1S07. at
pestofftee at Temple. Tezaa under tbe Act ot Con-
of March ». 187>.
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All Items, articles and communications for publica-
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"He and I were lovers
"Was that *11?" ____
"No. He cute to me and we bath acknowledged
that we were partly wrong. Then we agreed to for-
give and for get"
"Yea"
'He has forgotten."—Chicago Recard Herald.
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"Have we got everything?" said Mrs. Tooring
Karr, as she adjusted her wind mask.
"I think so," rejoined husband.
"The luncheon hamper, the rugs, the repair kit,
the—oh by Jove;" He decended hastily.
'I clean forgot," he exclaimed, "my ckeck book
for the fine."—Chicago Chronical-
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"I thought you were working on Crotchett's house,"
said the house painter's friend.
"I was going to," reqlied the painter, "but we had
a quarrel and he said that he would put the paint on
himself."
The earth is pear shaped, says Prof. Love of Lon-
don, instead of round like an orange, as the geogra-
phers say. This is a fruitful subject, and it is sur-
prising that there never have banana puns made on
it before.
There is plenty of time to plant a few shade
trees if you have not already given the matter your
attention. Nothing adds more to the beauty of a
place that handsome shade trees and they wQl make
Drinson a better town to live in.—Denison Herald.
It is said that dancing makes a girl's feet large.
It is also said that ice cream makes freckles. Doc-
are of the opinion that hanging on the gate pro-
rheumatism. A few more opinions like these
and the girls wont have any fun left them.—Mt. Pies-
ant Times-Review.
Doot worry, the girls are not easily fooled.—Den-
im Herald.
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la view of the scarcity of girls, some one prophe-
cies that men will soon be doing all the housework.
•It will be harder to keep beer in the icebox then.
A Nashville minister has delivered a sermon in
terse. Next thing the sensationists wQl be preaching
to ragtime accompaniment and with a dance step
in now and occasionally.
Old bachelors are hard to understand as widows
are easy.
"And did he do it?"
"Yes that's where he put most of it"—Philadel-
phia Press.
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The question Was Passed.
"I believe." said the prosecuting attorney, "that
you gave your name as Mary Howitly, unmarried?"
"I did."
"And what is your age?"
"I decline to ancwer."
"But the court wishes to know."
"It's none of the courts business."
"What's that, madam?" the judge asked, sharply.
"I said, your honor, that it was none of your busi-
nes what my age is."
"The witnes wil answer the question,' frowned the
judge.
"The witness wil do nothing of the kind," repli-
ed the lady.
"The court insists,' said the judge.
"And why? Will I tell the truth with any less
impartiality whether I am twenty or seventy?"
The judge was thinking of a fitting answer when
the prosecuting attorney put in.
"May it please the court," he said severely, "this
contempt should be punished accordingly."
The witness smiled most exasperatingly.
"May it please the court," she said, "in close imi-
tation of the prosecuter. "you may fine me for con-
tempt if you wish, but it will not make me answer
Your honor and the gentlemen who asks the question
are elected again. Imprison me if you wish. I shall
not answer. But I say to both of you now that when
the public know you have punished a woman for re-
fusing to teU her age you will never be elected to of-
fice again in a thousand years. Women have some
rights that are bound to be respected, and public sen-
timent has accorded us this one. So there."
The Judge looked down at the prosecutor and the
prosecutor looked up at the Judge and the question
was pased.—Terr el Transcript
A man went into a village store and asked for a
pair of socks, size ten. The clerk said he was sorry
but they kept only one sire and that was twelve.
'What!" said the man. You dont mean to tell me
everyone in this village wears the mw sock?"
"Oh, no, sir. But if they happen to be too long
they pull them up at the heels, and if they are too
short they pulls them down at the toes."—Lippincotts.
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ULULUUlUn
Jan. 11—Today la
the annlreranry or one of the moat
Cliches erer delivered la
the .United States Senate, aad that
fact la reealM by many a«ed men of
Washington who lived In the Nation-
al capital duiinx those troubled times
It waa on January II, 18(1, that Jef-
ferson Dart*, the leader who led tha
to defeat, arouse In hia
place la tha aaaata chamber aad sol-
nly announced tha seoesaion ot his
stats, Mlaslaalppi, from tha Union,
and hta withdrawal from tha aaaata.
Ttraae who heard the momentous
addraaa ot Jefferson Davis declare
that It was a masterpiece of oratory,
not lmpaaaloaed, not vlndlcltlve. but
abounding In eipreaeions of love for
his former colleagues and associates.
It brought tears to the eyea of many
senators, and after Ita conclusion,
nearly arary member of the august
body crowded around the tall. thin,
towering form* of the Mississippi
statesman In sorrowing farewell. The
addraaa waft grave and earneat and
delivered with all the courtly grace
of a Southern gentleman of the old
school, but the force of tbe orator
did not 8W*e to hide the depths of
feeling and amotion that animated
the man.
The anniversary u especially mem-
orable at thia time because of the
fact that tha aenate Is now the cen-
ter of tha oratorical activities ot an-
other Southerner bearing the same
name, Jeffaraon Davis of Arkansas.
Those who have'had the opportunity
to hear both man. however, declare
that the similarity between the two
men stops abort at the name, and
that tha present Jefferson Davis, in
appearance, actions and speech, la
almost the direct opposite of his dia-
tlngutahed predecessor.
Carolina Cotton Growers.
Charlotte, N. C., Jan. SI.—Mem-
bers of the state division of the Sou-
thern Cotton Growers' association
ar« holding their annual convention
here today aa tha guests of the Great-
er Charlotte club. According to the
reports of State President Moore, the
state division now has 51 county di-
visions, SO warehouse committees and
2X warehouse orgnnltationa.
Coal, Coal, Coal.
Phone Oreathouae for the original
deep shaft McAlaater lump coal, tf
Get your poll tax receipt. Last
chance thia month for 1908, and vote
for Wm. Glnnuth for Mayor, white
man's primary Fab. 4. 51 4t
State and Nation
al officers, aad "last, but
for Wm. Glnnatk tor Mayor of Tem-
pi*. tha successful business man, tha
sound financial man. Tha maa with
a commercial aad financial standing,
and rating In tha commercial aad C-
inelal world. Tha man that knows
a dollar's worth tor a dollar. Tha
man without enemlaa to pualah or
frtonda to reward. Unhampered by
outaide or inalda Influence. Tha maa
that will enforce all just laws, and
ask the repeal of all uajuat aad dead
laws, and under no condition permit
persecution. Tha maa that hallavaa
the full limit of the water boad taa
tor 1S0T la uajuat, and ballevea that
with correct bualneaa management
tha water works can take care of its-
elf. The man that favors street pav-
ing and street lighting, and doing
full Justice to our Public Schools, and
favor* tha Santp ft and other rail-
road Improvement, aay, and all. per-
manent Improvements consistent
with conditions. The man that will
cork tight all financial leaks regard-
less of who they do, and who they
do not favor. Temple needs a busi-
ness administration without tear or
favoritism, and with the co-opera-
tion of a live council, the watchworda
shall be, tor better and greater Tem-
ple againat the earth,
(adv) OINNUTH CENTRAL COM.
To Mead Bate law.
Raleigh, N. C., Jan. tl.—In re-
sponse to a call Issued by Governor
Glenn, the general aaaembly of North
Carolina met today In apeclal aaa*
slon. The specific, purpoae of the
session is to change, amend, modify
or repeal the railroad passenger rate
of 2 1-4 centa a mile paaaed by the
last legislature. The enforcement ot
the law led to a bitter battle la the
courts, accompanied by frequent
claahea of authority between the atate
officials and the federal Judgea. It
was agreed that If the law ahould not
be satisfactory In Ita operation It
would be amended or repealed. It la
generally admitted that the rate law,
aa now framed la advantageoua to
neither the railroads nor the public
and many radical changes will likely
be made.
"Hotiee."
Having bought out J. A. Talley'a
buslneaa at Worth Walton's a table on
Sooth Second street, we are prepared
to accommodate the public with good
teams and rigs. Rubber tire buggiea
surreys and saddle horses at all hours
We also have a registered Jersey male
Give us a call. 47 lOt
HOBBS and PHIPP8
Railroad Man's.
Live Wire.
For February at
i GERALD'S
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; Buy your Me&t at the
"Katy
Market1
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Prompt Delivery
New Phone 322.
Blacksmith and Wheelwright
H oraeshoeing a specialty. Wagons
built to order. Genera) repairing.
TMOS. MUELLER
«** (Ht Aveaae ■
Be tail Merchants.
Topeka, Kane., Jan. tl.—With re-
preeentaUve business men from all
parts of the Sunflower State In at-
tendance, the Kansas Retail Mer-
chants' aaeocvlation opened Ita an-
nual qpnventlon in Tapeka today. De-
legate* to the meeting report that
busineas during the past year baa
been better than usual and that the
recent financial atrlngency toaa had
little effect upon the retail trade In
Kanaaa.
WQl Choose Taft Delegates.
Oklahoma City, Okla., Jan. 11.—
Republicans of the Fourth Oklahoma
congreesional district are meeting to-
day at Coalgate to elect delegatsa to
the Republican national convention.
It Is almoat certain that theee, a* well
as other delegate* from the new atate
will be pledged to the support of W.
H. Taft for the presidency.
mtTMETT, first class BOOT "<•
SHOE MAKE! Also repairing
neatly done while yau wait. Buy and
aell second hand ahoea. Work guar-
anteed.
we are nuklto
for carrying the ia£
w% W"B line of in^,
trated Petal Card, of inv J '*
Texaaf 11
any
from
Do you know, that we bring
of baalaaas to Temple oa the Em**
* ****1 The reason k
we carry a Wg atock aad a good .toct
It makaa us all laugh when & B *
comae la .who aant to Chicago {or
hia Bdlaoa outfit, and who paid mors
or tha aame than It would h*ve f0«
ere, and who haa a kick comiw
the saachlne or horn or the
are faulty, and because the
people who aoM him ItYe a thou^
mile* off. R* always expects us to
exchang* damaged material for good
material for nothing. We heard
more kicks than usual thia fall from
people who aant away off for either
a Sewing MacUne. or organ or a
Piano, and who have complaints con-
cernlng the grade of the goods pur.
chaaed and the payments. Vou ,au
not get aomethlng for nothing and
(he biggeat graft is managed by u>«
expert adverUaer writer who makes
you thidk that a paate brilliant is a
pure diamond. We will beat
proposition you are offered
abroad, grade for grade.
—ALSO—
We are closing out our Ledgers and
Blank Books and will sell you some
big booka at halt price.
—ALSO—
We have a good many fine Christ-
maa booka left over, which we are
now offering at coat Just the thing
for Birthday and other gifts.
—ALSO—
We overbought on fine Pianos, not
expecting a panic. Hence, we are
now offering the bargain of a life-
time on a strictly standard world re-
nowned, prise-winning piano. We
have aome thirty in stock, represent-
ing fifteen factories, and we will beat
any piano proposition made by any
reputable piano house in America.
—ALSO—
We are selling very close, the cele-
brated Oliver Typewriter .the leader
in visible writers.
—ALSO—
We have a New Home Sewing Ma-
chine proposition that will make you
want to get rid of that old "Shock
Abaorber," that rattlee the windows
when your wife sews.
/ —ALSO—
We hare aheet muaic, at 10c, Gui-
tars, Violins, Globe Wernicke Hook
Cases, School Supplies, Stationery
etc. ,
THE TXEPLE BOOK CONCERN
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•twmrr plows bj vhlmi toochlog. ttoegb
the margin be ever so mnf, then I* a
mighty sigh «( niief oa tto bride* aad
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Arm but mn of agitation t.j
tie shipping interests at tto coan-
uy. Coagraa* to* at laat recognised
the s«re*sftp {or eondartta* a rlfor-
**S caatpoifa agalaat dareBeta, aad th*r*
I* Bra betas twlii a raaaet for thai apr-
riai wort
tbe derellrt awimj*» dll to s power-
M staaaaalilp equipped with aa*lma cape-
Ma of drlrtisf tor at a fair a»e*d aad alw
Wil to St tod with all iimaoary wTeektSf
i aa nO aa with torpada tsboa.
, ett so that wtoa ah* aaeoaat-
aoa * donlict which ah* aaaM low ta
part A* Win deotroj It aad sand It* wtad
aad wa»w beaten earcaaa to th* tottaa.
i da*Kaod W tta C. a
■d a* «si
ft
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m
a rrrcaa* cutter
She wtfl be aad*r the order*
at the Traaoary Department sad wilt to
sMsstad bjr bmw ma. tfthoafh tor
«Mfce Will to dtattartlre. aad aU ah* will
haw to do will to to patrol th* caaat aad
task tor th* waif* of tto ocean.
If man Is one dao«*r a«ala*t which tto
aactMt too iM«M; no proMetloa tt ta
tha dar*ilct that riientlj Ilea Is hia path.
Jart awaah with tto floor ot tto *a**a.
aad stvtas aa warning atitil too late wtoa
thmat Ita ad; Vxjj toaaath tba
> aad inflicted It* doatL-hiaa.
manj of «to rx>d «hl;» that an
hapa tost their
bl atlttbw der jMl wU alaij* to
of cocjocan hat thso* who foV
i water av-jphat than ast s paod-
' r of ttoM.
amrth tto
Li a
mfcbtj tk(h |
the ailpper notaa to hia la* that a* oaeh
sad aach a data; thaa. lonfltada aad lad-
tado to paaaed a deraUct
» tha etoeiaaaa k aat *aleh aad tto
stoaoMr Craato* lata tha haft, thart
atory aatotd. tar, straa** aa K map
vwaela fraqaeatlp mam Into part a
port hartnj m*s la eolltaion with
ataaaiara aad eailla* craft aad ***_
tors*, tto latter eoppcrfed to be * greater
dangw than tto dendlct bat Um craft
•ver ntarn ta tetl of baring atroc*
of three aoaileaa craft.
It la Srtnlj toileted that tha doraitct
achooner H J CottraU was naponal>4a
far tto leaa of tto French et-a ma hip
\Ula do St. Naaalro which, with a large
aniaW of tor paooasgm. wont down >9
Ca*a Oatteraa In a n»port to hie owaor*
tte oaaiar of tto *te«m*hlp eald that aha
had ecrwt aa obatractlon aa (to beared
forward tod npward with a gaict )m*
and then eettilug hack, began to 0* from
a hoi* noler tor engine.
At tto tine tto Cottrrll was th* onIj
derelict kaowa U> he within WO asU«* of
th* ****«. aad th* de*trw«on ot tto
ataaiaablp aaa charge to her. The C*»-
Irefl. tike tto majorttj of tt» darrilcts
•long the Atlantic «*at. wa* a tnxlirr
ladeu Teasel, sad wa* abandoaed off Bat-
teraa. At tto t'm* It wu thoaght that
Shewneld auoa break «p hot ah* didn't
Inatoad. ato ctarted oa a rrsiaa of bor
aira- AlUr drifting far all taoath*. dar-
la* which Km* ah* completed an Irnga
<ar cirri* of 1JW) mliea, sha was agala
•aportod eff Uattoeaa.
Waring tb« Interim ato waat throaah
* aouibar of atperlearm *ha withered
wvaaal galea that aeot far mora rtine-h
sad fallj maaaed craft u> tha hottosk
*wto< sto wa* sat *a fl>* hat *h* wortd
ato t»ara sad thsa tto Brtttah crateer
bridge fail la with tor. After waaOag
shoat s tsa sf aaSMSltioa aa her the a»
at ta the
— JTZBZT.CCT, TJUT jvzxxrozr
gtng In tha sea, her cab'n and tralwarta
goes, her deck* orokea la, her cargo adrift
In her hold and h r name was oMiter-
atad, but It wu ato. uarerthriass. and
for at leaat another month a he ramal&ed
la th* rWaltj Than she disappeared—
and no oa* cared.
When denritrt* an reported ne*( the
canal the Gorertu»*st dlapatches retano? ;
ratten to iook thorn op and, to the'I
credit of tto aarrlca. It mn*t to sail i
that the nreene men har» dene goc*' ;
work In Ihla reaped Within th* past 1
decade then tore been a scon of dere-
lict* that tor* been de*trip*d bp than
sad. With ttolr new deriroper. ttop trill
coatlWM tto work with (son rigor tha*
ever.
Marian of tags naMtlaa take a
chance at Hading a derelict aa do wtorh-
Ing ctttnpaBle*. bat It b a father wild
cat kind at a chaa* and ranlp pans out
There »f*. of roan*, exceptions sad *oa>*
«1«h pr<ae* tor* been draws, thoagh
th*1 bare ton taw "aad far totweaa.
Aa a rale th* reaaei* that ban picked
ap derelict* tore ma across them hp
accident rather than hp deelgn It has
aow haea stoat a pear stacs tto Her
chanta * W "
(Mad up tto derelict achaoa
Jackasa ahoot Sea adta* saat
Pan flhnsls ssd towed
Cap* rear tor whan st
to a tag. Lsdsa
Job H.
most remark*hie a* she Is on* of tto few
Instances on record where an Iron *t*am
•hip turned waif aad far nearly three
month* toflied ararp effort to destroy her
aad was not found despite a Seat ■of Br*
British wanhlps scat after tot.
The Don more left Cardiff on Datamtor
SR. 1006. bound for Newport Mawa. Ta..
with s general cargo. Whsn *honi OBI
m<!e* off Cap* Cod. after encountering *
series of bilaurda with tremandoa* aes*.
•to lost tor tall-end thsft sad propeller
sod began leaking. Her crew, thinking
that *to »<'»:<! go ta tto bottom Is s
little whlla. took no mea*sras to sink tor
whan the? Mt to go oa board * P***><Mt
•teaawhlp
ror mm* re**on. that wltl barer to
knew*, tto Dnnakora did not alak and for
th* aait three inoath* ah* became tto
aril genie of tbe aaa. Two atasmshlps
t*U ta with her sad attempted to tow
tot ta port bat in ssch iaaUnca. after a
law hoar*, tto drrvllat brake adrift. One
■aster, knowing ha coald aat taw tor,
est tor o* Sre b«t wlthost aralL Htssmer
after steamer csaw lata New Rnglasd
porta aad reported baring ssaa tor. Tto
aesaa gMphosnd St. tools passed tot
doe* aboard oa* bright wight ssd so H
w»* aatll tto Hpdncrspw* oflcs had S3
nparta. showing that she raciataed la
prasthaUp the aaa peritioe all the tto*
•hd rri ah* eluded th* rsaaNs Mat to
ssalt her. Whan she wast Is sasisls *
*Sd it is
Jose*' locker.
A derelict thst worried tbs ilf* not at
msrtnen wis the schooner Fannie E.
Wolston which bold* tto world's record
for long drifting. Sha wss (Soar Marly
foar yesn sad. according to tor record aa
the pl 'rt chart, ato Inreled 9,118 tolls*.
Her (nil ehows that ato crossed sod re-
crossed her track 13 times, one* bring
1.110 day* In doing *o, by reason of bar
msklng ■ great circle.
She war sighted and reported M times
snd numerous attempts to deetror her
wen made bat she bafflsd them TO sad
went to her end snsldsd. She wss lsdaa
with torn tier snd wss enroot* North from
s Southern port wtoa she was abandoned
uff tto Virginia coast She wss «o
In thst s wrecking tag sad s tog
tbe Norfolk Nary Yard wen seat alter
her bat she dodged them aad put ta ***.
Straight to the middle sf tto Aflantk she
went and for a mouth or two msde circles
of a few baadred miles. Tbea sto start-
ed southward sad for twa yssrs she
circled tto Sargssdo S*a, a region which
la aoppossd to be a mass of soawssd, tbs
center of ail currents, a grarayaid far
ships sad flotsam aad tbs soars* at many
s phantom story.
sto wss Met ***a stoat SOD n>H*a off
tbs Haw Jersey roast sad thsa sha,
Srs a least * down times bat sto oaly
burned to ths wster'a edge, msklug her
s mare dangerous ere ft than before.
•Still she drifted oa and on. bar position
rarylBg from dsy to day. noUl at ls*t
ah* drifted on tto beach near Colon sad
tbs astlrss of that country rejoiced for
*h« brought with bar aiaay thoussnds of
fast of inmtot.
Tha W. L Whits, another lumber laden
three-masted scboonsr, tnsds * record.
Sb* hailed from ttoeklsnd. Ue . and was
stondaosd SO miles east southeast of
Absecon light. NsW Jers*y. on March IS,
har predecease la, dissppsared
Another scboonsr that, as
aiads s aans for wnslt wss
■mswH
which, with a csrfo tt
by hsr craw C
sad wss adoat
wss ths threw'
st ~
Gxactljr 10 months sod 10 days after
ah* waa ahaodoeed her battered hall
•truck th* bsach of llaskler island, on*
of the llsbridcs group oa tha north caari
of Scotland, snd thus her ends* ot Marty
8,000 miles cane to a termination.
Th* schooner 'Twenty tins Friends" is
another derelict thst tos s trans Atlantic
roysgs to tor credit. Ah* was also ladaa
with lumber Whan aba wss abandoned
IflO mils* below Cape Henry on March
H rn Elks tto White aba started east-
ward gnd day by dsy logged talis after
mils serosa tto ocean, tola* nported
arary now and than until after tbs lapss
of eight mouths A* had covered a dis-
tance of a. aes muss.
Mention most to mads of tto eicei-
iaot serrics performed by tbe Baraau*
cotters thst patrol tbs tossb t
oa th* lootost fat ototroctioos.
Hampton Boads Is * fsrarits
reas tor tto cattsn aa« tbsrs la eearty
is a derelict In
While tt to a compentlrclr
thin* to Snd a rsssel with spars ita'- '
ing to Snd something thst shown no sl.':
ta entirely different bat It to to the ere-', j
of the serrlc* thst thsy tors locstnl «»■'
destroyed scons at craft that, ha.) tin j
been laft alone, woaM. ao doaht. hn"
made roysges eqnaily long as tb«w de
scrltod.
To **s • derelict dsstroyed on* «
right that can aersr be forgotten, rrnm
the su Is tbe crow* seat TB feet •bor*
th* water comas th* hall Ttore «he la.
slrt" "Whanr H tto qwry from th*
officer of th* deck. "About a »«• «nd •
half abeam" ta tbe aaawer, sad rrerrou*
who baa a pair ef (iasass scan* th*
la ths gtran direction.
Tha soars* of th* cotter Is changed and
la * few nlnte* the men oa d*ck «»
make "oat as Irregular mass that appe"r*
Hke a roek awaah with last a lac* of
foam on the edgas aa tto ews ripple •"<l
break orsr It
Tbs cotter approache* within a f'«
hundred feet aad bear** to. A score of
msa la boats are seat to tbs »tct «»«
within tolf aa boar four or Srs heart
charges of gaacottoa with slow burning
fussa an placed. Tbea tbe hosts are re-
called sad tto cotter stesma off half a
mil* aad wait*
Suddenly from (be wreck one
great mass of Bra and debris ■booM'„t"
the air, a dsns* ekmd of •«■«*' <1r'n*
lastly down tbs wind snd to tto lists'
there comes a dull boom! ths death
of * one* good ship. Tto CTttrr then
steams back to toot apo® work
destruction.
SomstlDM* all that ts to be *eeo « «
man of lumbar in Mali nlecea, hut th
again the wreck reslats tbs charges ""
remains almost intact tors for a »r«"
hoi* In tb* center. Tbm other oh»™v*
of gun cotton an placed ton and aft »'«'
again tb* cutter gteam* off.
Thoa .follows two. eiplorions,
rimoltaosoealy. aad when tb* «itt»r
steams back time I* pt*«lea»y
tsar «•.«»»•«!
stats of prsserrwtioo «»d a b»rhe*»
too tar distant tb* cutters tabs tbsi wr«
In tow and a number 3 encb crsft J>*
able, for the gonraitoM makes no rh»W
W *
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Williams, E. K. The Temple Daily Telegram (Temple, Tex.), Vol. 1, No. 56, Ed. 1 Wednesday, January 22, 1908, newspaper, January 22, 1908; Temple, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth474077/m1/2/: accessed April 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Abilene Library Consortium.