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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-01-30
THAT THrsvrNo FISH.


John Jones. or Johnstown. Partially
Corroborates the story.
The story about the fish that carried
small fortune in It's interior has caused
great interest In Johnstown.
Mr.. John J. Jones boarded at No. i23
Somerset street at the time of the. May
flood. The house was washed away and
Jones Lost everything. He hoated on the
debris about half mile and against hill,
10 which he climbed over the roofs OF
wrecked houses and was saved. He In
member OF tho Arm of Lloyd 4 Jones, con-
tracing carpenters. On Wednesday he
said he had heard about the fish story. AZ
to whether the money contents of the fish's
belly belonged 10 him he was not prepared
TO say.
"0f course II they send them 10 me
will accept them," he remarked.
The dispatch said there were $4,000
worth of bonds In the fsh's stomach.
Mr.. Lloyd said he had no such amount Of
valuable paper. His pocketbook, which
was lost, contained q note for 5000, some
greenbacks and some gold and silver coin.
IL also contained q slip Of paper bearing his
name. He could not say whether there was
bank certificate In the book such as was
found In the fish or not. Mr.. Jones has not
much faith In the story, but says that no
would not like TO say that he does not be-
lieve II.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-01-30
A New Composite Metal.

Schmiedbarengus is the inconveniently
long name given TO new composite metal,
for which almost marvellous properties IL
claimed. 1t is composed Of pig iron,
wrought iron, copper and alum In bronze
alloy and flux. II is produced direct
from the cupola without annealing, yet 1t
can be welded and hammered like iron or
steel and can be manufactured. II is claimed,
at less cost than mailcable iron or steel
castings.
At a test made January 20, in Louisville,
II 10 said to have endured tensile strain
of 16S 900 pounds per square inch, that
being the limit of that machine. The new
composition Is the discovery of Mr.. Haz-
felt, of Newport, KY, who has made many
experiments In producing aluminium.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-01-30
j. B. MARTIN co.
CARPETS!

Three hundred pieces OF
Tapestry Brussels Carpet de-
livered to us yesterday by the
freight companies. Where can
you get the closest prices at the
store that makes a purchase of
900 pieces at one time, getting
the very best discounts, special
freight rates, &C., or the store
that purchases ten or fifteen
pieces at full price !?
Aside from the money saved
you have choice Of Patterns in
these grades unequaled by any
store in Philadelphia.
Two grades chosen from the
900 piece lot we will quote
prices One at 6oc, worth
Ssc; another at SAC, worth Csc.
When we say worth Csc and
S5c it is not a copy of the stereo-
typed advertisements you see,
but a cold solid fact these
grades cannot be purchased at
less than the worth price any
where in this city excepting
here.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-01-30

ecx.s ban nd nisse, q Dea q; Isxss cAssas,
HcFs-ksssipis 400 sSipmssS. 5000: MAJ.
sss: ssSi $!s::s:, ~, 81 : u: ss:::Ssy' 6 .
q o0Q5 7S; shofn TexsnS, D G6S % iambs. go
TO- S per hundred weight.
,aa, EAST LLcsEnrr:xCstsle-- L -Recsipta. 20; ship.
fair togcod, . eOsl; .stQckcrs and }ceders. % %
@2 no cars shipPed 70 New York.
market fair; Ssst iisSt IosHsfs. = 1es u !;
medium and light Philadeipha, a 0oa4 o. |:
neayy hoga @eS %; roughs, eses ID !;
sheep .Receipts, 1900; shipments. 1000
market slow prime, % 75d6; fair TO good, y %
90 20; common, " 0a3 80 lambs, u 0o9i6
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-01-30
OElTa Of an AGED WOMAN.


CoLuArsA. Jan. SO.--Mrs. Sarah Reed
widow q The late John X. Reed, OF Ian.
caseos. died this morning Mt O'Clock ~
~ home Of her daughter, Mrs. r Wh-
1louna ON Locust sersst, Her death was
s,rnnn6 nv paralyGis Of the brain, after peing
eooflned 10 btd for the past two months
~. Rad moved TO town about year ago,
- has been an invalid ever since. she
vnarId have boUn 70 years old ON Saturday
rert She was . native of Drownstown,
Hnxi township, and her maiden name was
O.rueuter, She was relative OF the Car
vuanfSrs and Shenks, offAucaster. She was
4 devoted member Of Trinity Lutheran
church. Of Lancaster. Her surviving chill
dron are VIM. G. Reed, Wilmington; J.
waiter Reed, Lebanon Mrs. A. 8. Elkin-
ton, Wayne county Mrs. F. Williams and
Mio Emily Reed, Columbia. The funeral
win BE- held on Saturday morning at Ian
castsr.
Repairs have been commenced at Cor
Slo1,s furnace. and the fires will be lighted
An lees than two weeks. Bessemer pig-ir
Tor stsel purposes will be manufactured.
To accommodate the business at Cordelia
the railroad station will be opened In Feb
rusry, Il having been closed shortly aner
the blowing out Of the furnace.
ind cling from some of the expressions OF
some school directors, the circular letter
suggesting the lining Of collection in the
ruSlIo schools of town for the Higbee
monument will not be acted upon with
much favor. Three members spoke un-
fhyorably against the mstter, and II Ia more
than probable that no collection Will be
taken in the schools of this place.
. q ~ Ia nH
account of the grippe. II. c. Dougherty,
operator at the C. d. offices, and Benz.
Gauntncr, watchman ut the bridge, are
confined TO their homes with the same
trouble.
Mr.. Hannibal A. Williams will recite
"Othellov In the Presbyterian chapel
ON Tuesday evening, February 4th, under
the auspices of the LadieJ Aid society OF
that church He should be greeted by
large audience.
At meeting of the advisory board Of
tbs p. 4 II. Relief association q resolution
was presented recommending that the re-
lief benefits for sickness begin AFTER three
days sickness. instead OF eeven days, as
heretofore. The resolution will be acted
upon at the next meeting.
The Artisans' supper on Friday night in
the armory will be very enjoyable affair.
An engine aud car jumped the tracks on
the trestling OF No. 2 stock house at the
Shawnee furnaces yesterday afternoon.
Il required several hours work TO replace
the engine and car.
John 8. Dean has accepted clerkship at
the Columbia rolling mill. John Kennedy,
trace clerk at the p. II. transfer, will take
the position Of car record clerk, vacated by
Dean. Cyrus Upp, of Wrightsville, will
be the trace clerk.
A fair sized audience greeted Duncan
Clarks's female minstrels in the opera
house last night. The performance was
very poor.
Squire Evans sent tramps to Jail this
morning for days each, for disorderly
conduct.
Tho hy-wheel at tho Wrightsvllle fur
mace burst last evening while in motion.
The ay-wheel pit was damaged to con-
siderable extent. This mishap will cause
atsmporary suspension.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-01-30
An Actor stranded.

The mayor disposed of two drunks and
number of dodgers this morning. All
were discharged. The only case of interest
was M. Il. Biolette, of Goshen, Indiana.
He was member Of the Turner Dramatic
company that stranded in Connecticut a
few weeks ago. The young actor was with
out means and Is getting to his homo as
best he can. He was furnished with some
means by parties who became Interested
In him TO take him part way home.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-01-30
Sot Himself on Fire,

At Fairmouut, Ind, Jacob Adell, 55
years old, who had wife and three chill
dren, LEFT Norton's store, where he was
employed, on Wednesday morning and
went home. Taking can of coal oil, he
went to an outhouse, poured the oil over
his head, and set himself on fire. He
burned to death In few minutes. Adelrs
self-immolation Is supposed TO be the re.
suit Of insanity caused by religious fanati-
cism. A month ago he left the Quaker
church to become disciple of Frank Nor
ton, whose creed teaches self sacrifice.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-01-30
Philadelphia Produce Market.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 30.--Noon-Fiour dull .
Penn'a supers, 2 2Sa2 80; extra. 250@2 70 (;
family, sA093 20; roller, s504 I5; patent.
No Penn'a Red, SOC No. do, s7assc.
Corn quiet; No. Q, new, Sete3sc old, 40
&c.
Bran Bran stesdy; Winter sl7 7sois 7s spring. siae
Ba,ed hay steady; Oh GOALS 60 m to quality /:
timothy II O0d1i3 30 for choice; mixed, 99ll % |:
baled rye straw, new, el5 50@l6 90.
Butter firm; Penn'a creamery extra
270D2sc Penn'a lrsts extra, 30c ;Jobbtng, 329S5.
Eggs quiet; penn'anrsts. l5,sc; held lots, ID
Cheese steady part skins, 0,lasc; full skins.
la3c.
Petroleum steady rcfined In bbis., TIC.
Potatoes firm: s548jc per bus. as 10 quality.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-01-30
Death of Ex.As.cssor shnrp.

Jacob s. Sharp, Of Ephrata, died on We'd
nesday evening, after an illness of six
we,ks, aged rs years. Mr.. Sharp was an
active party worker of the Whig and Re-
publican parties in his early life. He
served IS assessor Of Ephrata township
from 1877 to 1887, when ho declined n re-
election. He leaves widow and one son,
Samuel l.. Sharp. The funeral will talk o
place on Sunday afternoon, and interment
made in the Cloister cemetery at Ephrata.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-01-30
School Board Candidates.

The following are candidates for the
nomination for school board at the Repub.
lican primary: Dr. J. 8. Smith, First ward;
DR.. Oliver Roland and John +. Staufler,
second ward: Charles l. Landis, Third
ward Abraham G. Brosey, Fifth ward I;
Dr. J. p. Wickersham and George A.
Lane, Sixth ward; VIM. II. Bateman,
seventh ward; J. p. Winower, Eighth
ward.
of the retiring members Thos. b. Coch-
ran, Congressman Brosius, James A. Nc
Dewitt and VIM. s. Shirk are not candi-
dates for reelection.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-01-30
One OF the Managers.

Mr.. Joseph c. Walker, president of the
Gap National bank, has been chosen for
The coming year one of the board Of mana
0sn ofthe Commercial Exchange, of Phil.
adelphiA controlling body In the busi-
ness afSaira Of that city and in its CONNER
cial and financial relations with the coun-
Try generally. Mr.. Walker, who has long
been known as one ofthe most progressive
catsens OF this county, has most ex-
tended acquaintance throughout the state
IN railroad and financial circles, and the
distinction conferred upon him will be
Wouhily worn,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-01-30
He Has q Big Majority,

John L. Geyer, of Paulding, o., was on
Wednesday elected representative for the
Paulding- Defiance district to fiji the va
cancy caused by the death of Frank w.
Knapp (Dem.). The Republicans opposed
Nh Geyer, using NJ a campaign argument
the fact that he was m ardent supporter of
Mr.. Brice In his canvass for senatorship.
Mr.. Geyer's majority was 1900, about 500
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-01-30
A Letter from Col. j. NJ. Ruther ford.
PHILApELPHlA PA Ian "a Iso,

A Letter from Col. j. NJ. Ruther ford.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Jan. q, 1880.
Pro-. c. Y. Hoke. Reading, Pa.
DEAR SIR: Last spring purchased one of
your electric belts, as II was highly recon-.
mended for dyspepsia and ind gestion find
great relief from wearing II. This is more than
I can say for the four other makes have used
i can chesrfully recommend your belt as the
best ever wore--it has helped me wonderfully.
Respectfully Yours,
]. N. RUTHERFORD.
n. b.-These belts are sold only on wedpes-
days at SiS North Queen street, Lancaster. PA.
for sale hy all druggists, but not on trial.J
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-01-30
Two snits Against Him.

Anton Bowers has entered complaint be-
sore Alderman Hershey against Goodhart
aartle for assault and battery aud surety
g me peace. The prosecutor alleges that
aarae struck him with o beer glass and
sAreasened his life. This suit grew out of a
sow on Manor street q couple OF weeks ago
.hseh has been referred to a number of
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-01-30
Robbed OF SIOO,OOO.

DR.. B. c. Field, of Denison, Tex, was
robbed by three men of his pock etbook
containing $50, 900, In the railroad depot at
Little Rock, Ark, on Wednesday.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-01-30
Deotha.

MARTis.-January %, 1890, In this city. Harry
j. Martin, son OF Charles and Jane M9,tia i,
his third year. -'.S' Nn, AZ
The relatives and friends OF the family are re-.
spectfully invited 70 attend the funeral. n ON
the parents residence, No. Tl2 South beaver
street, ON Saturday afternoon at2 O'clock. In.
terment al Woodward Hill cemetery.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-01-30
A Fog Chase On Friday.

The headquarters for fox hunt to take
p1aes Tomorrow will be at the fremont
heesl, on North Queen street. The fox will
- taken from there to the country near
elty limits and dropped. A large number
q sox hunters are expected to take part in
tho chase.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-01-30
A Farm sold,

/, Mary A. Herr has sold TO Abram Herr
the farm known as The Barkley Place."
one mile southeast of Quarryville, for
$4,000. The farm contains l46 acres.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-01-30
nr. Rradley Flead. Guilty.

~. William II. Bradley, who had charge
n - mailing department Of the Philsdel-
- Arsss, charged with appropristing TO
- own use more Than 5000 he had re.
IDpeg and circulaw, pleaded guilty on
11nosday. Judge Biddle sentenced him
- oyo yesss and ak months In the Esstsrp
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-01-30
Phy.iclnn Reristerod .

Michael Morgan Leahy, Of Philadelphia,
Woe registered a. a physician to-day. He
1ndusts from Trinity university at
Daooin, Ireland, In 1854, and from Jefferson
11odie1i college In the class OF 1883. He
1880 1oon1ing In this city.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-01-30

Az <AINo 4AS ~. VOh6N ox.,
ON SATURDAY, FEB. I.
We inaugurate a Great One
Day Sale of Ladies, Gents and
Children's Merino and Wool
Underwear at Slaughtering
Prices.
Do not miss it, as we will
sell Underwear positively a
great deal less than manufac-
turing prices.
Here are the Special Bar
gains we offer on this day.
One lot of Ladies Ribbed
Lisle Vests, SC.
One lot of India Lisle Vests,
in lavender and light blue, on
this day only, at I2Hc. Finest
Grade.
One lot Lisle Ribbed Vest,
our best goods, this day only,
at Ioc.
Children's Saxony Ribbed
Vests, this day only, SIC.
Infants Ribbed Shetland
Wool Vests, this day only, I5c.
Ladies White and Scarlet
Ribbed Saxony Vests, this day
only, 3oc.
Our whole stock of Ladies
Heavy Ribbed Saxony Wool
Vests and Pants, non-shrinking
in whitep natural and scarlet,
this day only, ACC.
Our whole stock of Ladies
best Balbriggan Vests, in short
sleeves, at only nc apiece
some were soc.
One lot of Ladies Shetland
Wool Vests, short sleeves, at
4oc, this day only.
One lot Of Ladies Shetland
Wool Vests, in pink and sal
mon. long sleeves, this day
only, at ACC.
All our Children's Grey and
Scarlet Underwear, on this day
at q of the regular price.
All our 81 heavy Merino Un-
derwear, Ladies or Gents,
Vests or Pants, white, grey or
scarlet, at o9c, on this day.
All our 75c Underwear, with
out exception, at 4oc, on this
day.
This is your last chance to
BUY Merino and Wool Under
wear at Special Sale this season.
In addition we offer one lot
IF Children's Leggins, on this
lay, at SC pair.
PALACE OF FASHION.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-01-30
Waiting In This City.

Edward T. Hamilton, of Kalamazoo,
Mich, who is employed by the Telegraph
of that city, Is visiting his brother Thomas.
He left Lancaster several years ago,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-01-30

High License For Maryland.
Representative Krems, of nne Arundel,
will Introduce in the Maryland House Of
Representatives, the Brooks high-license
law OF Pennsylvania, which is being en-
crossed.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-01-30
Died In Harrlsbur

Died In Harrisburg.
Mrs. Margaret Neff, widow of Dr. John
G. Neff, of Carlisle, formerly ofthis county,
died in Harrisburg on Wednesday.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-01-30
Morket8.
Live Stock MRrL

Live stock Markets.
CHICAGO, Jan. a.-iteceipts, 1900 shipments
!tuD steady; beeves, n eV@5 Is; steers.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-01-30

During January-February, 1890.

HOSE who desire to have Hanging Decorative
EA Work done at this time during the a Janua
and February, considerably Co.
Mas o :. s se wa, r.pr M and
Hanging proportion.
NOTICEws wn supply Coverings for Carpets 70 that hsy
need not be taken up -
Experienced and caehl Paper Hangen Decorator and
Feco PaintenA ~
We oh at this time to do the expensive OF most elaborate
work at lowest prices.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-01-30

ENSTATE OF JOHN HOLCONB, LATE OF
~ Coerain township, deceased. Letters of
administration on said estate having been
debted thereto are requested to make imme-
diate payment, and those having claims or de-
mands against the same, will present them
without delay for settlement to the UNDERSIGNED.
residing In Colerain township.
HANNAH NJ. HOLCOMB
JAMES II. JACKSON
~, , Administrators.
VIZ. BEfER, Attorney. j30-ltd&5tw
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-03
IMPORTERS TO GO TO WASHINGTON

4 large number OF importers and merchants met al
the Metropolitan Hotel yesterday afternoon at O'Clock
"a perfect their for going 10 Washington
TO day 10 enter their protest against the proposed arr
legislation. The session short. About 200 ticet3
have been taken Each speaker will tllc with him a
sample Of the good, in which he is interested
motion made and passed 10 forward By telegraph
TO senator Hscock in Washington a vote OF thanks
for hi, special efforts in obtaining FOR them q
hearing before the senate Finance Committee James
NJ Constable was the chairman yesterday. Among
the speakers who Will address the coEl.
mttec are Louis Windmuller, raw woods. T..
Werner. woollens; coat lining- d. McKecver; dress
goods John \. fwcedy hosiery. +. y. Taller: china
and glassware. d. \. Van Horn. fancy goods j.
Stcibcl fruits. L. Conntcncin and sta.ch. C. Morning.
star. Inc special tram VIII start to-day at 4 p.
The speakers Will lie heard tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-03
c0LrNBIA coLLEGE TRUSTEES MEET.

The last regular meeting Of the trustees Of Co
lumb.a College fr The present college year held
Yesterday in Hamilton Hall II announced That
the title Of PrOfesso: william q Peck had been
changed from Professor OF Mathematics and Astronomy
70 Professor Of Higher Mathematics and Astronomy.
Dr. J. Mack Cattcil WAS appointed lecturer IN PSI
CHI ioSy; Charles Rlbors Mann appointed pr.zs
fellow in science. and Harold GrIfns wa. appointed
prize fellow in letters. The selgmin prize fellows
were appointed a. follows Frank -. Crowell g. H. J.
Douglas, J. f. Fcnton and Louis Kazcns,,in.
Columbia College Bulletin established BY tho
trustees, - be issued AZ stated interval, tie pre>i
dent may deem wise. b contain official announc ements
concerning the college ard records Of the lcrlry and
scientific work carried by the ficute> together with
announcements II the meetings % literary and en-
tIhc associations held on the college ground.
President Low was authorized = make arrange.
ments for another Of lectures q b. delivered
next year az the college. Dr. Charles >p'ir was
appointed prize lecturer In the school OF Political
Science. and DR. II. L. OsSood WIS appointed ADJUNCT
professor in the school OF Political science Per.
m >iOp was given TO the Public Library 81 Boston u
carve the seal OF Columbia College IN the library
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-03
NEW OFFICERS OF THE corroy EXCHANGE

The members of the Cotton Exchange held their an
nual election yesterday and there contest be.
tween the advocates and opponents of the certificate
svstem The former carried the day. The following
wore elected President, Charles W. lde: vice presi-
dent. j. O. Bloss treasurer, Walter T. Miller; BOARD
of managers, William Ray. A. Norden. J. NJ. White,
n. II. Rountrce. Samuel sondhcim. George Brenneckc.
NJ H. Lehman. 7. p. RsiIi. Robert Woolfenden, I. ".
Doblnson r. II. Allen. Samuel Hopkins. w G. Tan
nahiI A. y. setter and Paul schwarz; sratuty fund
trustees. George Copeland, X. IL. kountee' ~ Her
man There were three tickets in the iield. There
wss no opposition to MIR Ide, who wa vlcepresldcnt
of the exchange and president Of the Harrison and Nor.
ton T,mnaig1 Club r. Hubbard, jr.: was candidate
on TWO tickets for vice president George Copeland
also received the support OF some who believed that
Mr. Miller should be retired from Office because they
favored the principle Of rotation In Office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-03
y,yr PEOPLE wsrrcr THE NoRaASNiA

rho Hamburg American Packet Company celebrated
,h .t arrival Of il, new -'cam'hip. the Normanni"
,,licb 40 narrowly escaped destruction from an Ice
berg ON MAY -. by giving pubic reception ON
hoard the vessel at the pcr IN Iobohen yesterday after
nam seventeen thousand Invitations were sent out
and nearly 5000 people visited the vessel YESTERDAY
she ,. IN holiday atr,, her sails being clio rccicd
and fastened with colofcd stgcamcr Tho promenade
deck WAS constantly crowded. The saloon dc'"ra
,ion. which arc elaborate and tasteful. were much
admired by the visitors. All parts Of the vessel In
ending the stacrooms. utohen and cnehernom, were
thrown opcn for examination. Captain li"bch and
,be .ccond and third officers escorted several large
,,.rtlc. ~ ladies through the vessel. explaining tho
tnrinus uaut,cI appliance. The darasc {" III" pot
fr~ghf ruugVay which the vessel Sustained IN grazing
ti,. icci'crg aud which was At hrst Loufht Ia he
s"rlous ha, boon repaired and she VIII ie ready TO
,U ON Thursday night. To moro" ~ 80 =. m.
Carl SchnrL who j, the American director "f the
cnnlu,uy win entertain a number "l guests al a
luncheon on board thc Nornannla hbOut ZOO IN
yItation, have been issued.
Tho Hamburg Office informed the agents nor" bV
cable dispatch that hoy received the following t"c-
rl,In from william Walter Phelps, mica STATES Min
i,tcr In Berlin ,.- ...o
o.. | end Won hearty congratulations upon the mag
nNccni performance Of Your ne" steamer Norihdhula
and her brave captain. told Won a. We .tHrt'l her
dnvn the North set were starting lh' 'Nliici
rncstcuycr acres, the that ever ilrrchhngcd the
hnslnces and friendship Of germany ana America