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The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1893-12-29
Notice to Stockholders.

The annual meeting of the Shiawassee
Savings Society, of Owosso for the election
of directors, will be held at It's Office over
the Savings Bank in the city of Owosso, on
Monday evening, January 1, 1894, at s
o'clock. G. s. WILLIAMS,
K. p. GILBERT, Secretary. President.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1893-12-29
A New Pile Remedy

Has created sensation among physicians
by its wonderful effects in speedily curing
every form of Piles. 1t Is called the
Pyramid Pile Cure. 1t is cheap and sim
pie to use, but nothing removes the
disease so quickly, safely and surely.
Any druggist will get it for you.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1893-12-29


Colorado has law that men who do
not support their wives shall leave the
state. To this law, according to The
Outlook correspondent, there is actually
attached on the statute books rider
declaring it to be the sense of the legis-
lature that a man who in too mean to
support his wife is too mean to be citi-
zen of Colorado.
To restore grey hair to its natural color as
in youth, cause 1t to grow abundant and
strong, there is no better preparation than
Halls Hair Remover.
Furnished rooms to rent, No. 2O1 Michi-
gan Ave.
For SALE-A house with two acres of
land i'm +. FL. Gould's add. east Main street.
For further information inquire of l.. G..
Fish, same add.
Alex. Purvis, treasurer of Owosso town
ship, will be at the store of Hartshorn, Son
& Grove, Owosso, each Saturday in Deem
Der to collect taxes.
Gold filled watch for sale for less than
cost, new Enquire at AmericanrExpress
Office.
For sae-HoIse and three-ffths acres of
land, good location, suitable for gardening
worth $1,000, will sell for $3.50, q down,
balance on long time.
LYON q HApsALL.
The annual meeting of the Shiawassee
Mutual Fire Insurance Co. will be held in
the Court House in the city of Corunna,
Thursday, Jan. 4, 1894 at IL a. m. for the
election of officers and all other business
that may come before the meeting.
e.. A. WHEIAN
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1893-12-29

have been troubled with chronic catarrh
for years. Ely's Cream Balm is the only
remedy among the many that l have used
that affords me relief.-E. III. Willard,
druggist, Joliet, Wis.
My son has been afflicted with nasalcatarrh
since quite young. l was induced to try
Ely's Cream Balm and before he had used
one bottle that dlsagreeable catarrhal smell
had all left him. He appears as well as
anyone. 1t is the best catarrh remedy in
the MARKET. g. Olmstead, Arcola, Ill.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1893-12-29

SPECIAL OFFER. 1 Tst ,s ss%s s.c
subscription for 1904, $3.50
The same, with back numbers, bound
In cloth, 5000
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1893-12-29

HELEN l.. MANNING.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-03-19

IEONARD.-Died. Saturday. March lS'
1o43 al the residence OF her Hotnei'
Ma So6 Decatur street. Manchester Va
NELLIE NJ LEONARD. ..
Funeral from Central Methodlst chuIcn
THIS Sunday AFTERNOON at
o'clock. Friends are invited TO atteha'
ANDERSON.-Died. Sunday, February
% 1Sg3- at her residence, in HenTlco
county. Mrs. FANNIE A. ANDEkoON IN
the elghty-hrst year Of her age.
ROLLINS.-Died. suddenly, THURSDAY
morning, March 10th, at o'clock, at ms
Darents5 residence in Baltimore, GAIELL
MASON, infant son OF {. L. ana Llhah
Rollins.
wICKs.-Died. at his residence. No.
1902 Chaflin street, Friday, March IL, 1872
al 1i:2O A. NJ, JESSE STANDBY VICES,
infant son Of J. J. and i. j. Wicks; aged
two months and fifteen days.
PEARSON.-Diod, at his homo. IN Han
over county, Va. Friday evening, Marcn
nth, 1893, CHARLES GRANDERSON
PEARSON.
SWAIN.-Died, at his residence. No.
l6 east Marshall street, $50 o'clock. sat
urday evening, March 18th, 1898. NJ. w.
SWAIN, I'm the seventeen year or his age.
Funeral at the house at =. NJ To-
MORROW (Monday), March 10Th. Friends
invited to attend.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-03-19
AUCTION SALES.

MONDAY. March Goth, at 8 o'clock p.
NJ. auction sale of frame store and
dwelling on Brook avenue
MONDAY, March 10Th, at 4.SO o'clock T.
NJ, auction sale OF frame dwelling, cor
ner Clay and Brook avenue.
MONDAY, March 10Th. sale Of stock Of
groceries, etc, ll5 and III south Four
teenth street.
MONDAY, March 10Th. at o'clock u. NJ,
trustees sale brick store 2il4 east Main.
TUESDAY. March 2lst. at 4:50 o'clock p.
NJ, valuable Broad street property, Nos.
COO and Gil. between Sixth and seventh
streets
TUESDAY, March 2lst at 4:SO p. NJ.
Church Hill property. northwest corner
of Leigh and Twenty-ninth streets.
TUESDAY, March 2lst. at 4:SO T.. NJ,
sale of two attractive and desirable
stores, Nos Coz and Gil east Broad
street n w. Bowe and Apperson and
Pollard auctioneers.
TUESDAY. March 2lst. at o'clock p.
NJ. commissioner sale Of store and
dwelling, 539 Brook avenue.
THURSDAY, March 25d. at o'clock p.
NJ, public sale OF butchering establish
ment adjoining corporate limits.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-03-19
NELSON GAINS A POINT.
YyrDfcToFN0rGUILTr RENDERED
ON TIE FIRST INDICTMENT.
TN. Southampton Court Gives rh's In
Titan on The first Charge of For
gerry Against tho EI-MsyOr'

l..,r. CHARLES. VA. March iS.-Spe-
..,. trial OF Thomas Nelson, ex-
- mis city. was continued at
.r. this morning. The remainder
,,itncsses were heard the first
t.o The lawyers did their arguing
to case was given 10 the jury at
..o,k Mr.. L. J. Spady, Common
.t.s attorney, made a strong fight,
81. rnod 10 sustain the wording OF the
,.. mont as against the able argument
..f. ny The Hon. J. w. G. Blackstone
Or Che defense.
r.lre Gilmore Kendall Instructed the
,-v before IL went out to render a YER
... az not guilty. which they did after
,..r. olt half an hour This decides only
o.. of the indictments against Nelson by
t1s rauroad company. as they still have
several more. The case just decided was
,. ~ forgery Mr.. Nelson having forged.
q .. alleged. the name Of +. II. Dsharoon
g.. pay-rou. receipt for about so. there
d. Obtaining the money by forgery.
Some persons think that the decision Of
Gill. case for the accused practically de-
...4 Nelson's case. and that he will
.. scott free. The court adjourned after
oil. decision until next Wednesday. when
OIL. railroad company have another indict-
r.t AGAINST him for filling out and sign
f.a Iay-rol receipt for about the same
amount as the former receipt. The case
...-. from the one that has Just been
decided that Nelson witnessed the first
receipt before it was made out This is
,.I.r. Nelson's counsel got their hold,
t.r claiming ne Witnessed and signed
q bank piece Of paper, as the amount
us not filled in until after the money
Dad en- drawn
<t.snn was steward IN the Methodist
T....oral church lie was made treas
ur.r of the buiding committee OF this
church. which was soliciting Contributions
fr iH. erection of new building here.
FL. received some 81 200. and used it for
hf lie was also administrator for the
e. ..l. of the late Mrs Fannie Faddeu.
SSH. was murdered here about eighteen
months ago. lie got some 500 on this
account. and disposed Of ii as he did the
D..rs He took over one thousand dol
Jars rum the railroad company.
Revival meetings are IN progress at the
following Methodist churches i'm Rich
uaf. Washington-strcet under the min
is.rr of Rev. w. A. Christian; Laurel
s.t Dy Dr. Judkins Park-Place, by
T 49, j. Young; Broad-street by Or.
Tr. Trinity, by Or. Peterson, aided by
Johnson.
Ia young men OF the Methodist
churches of Richmond viii meet at Union
Station church at $50 this afternoon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-03-19
Latin Poetry.

The Thomas lecture committee Of Rich
D.ond College met Friday afternoon and
decided 10 have the regular annual course
or Thomas lectures on the 18th Of this
month, and lasting four days. The emf
nent English litterateur. Robert Yeiverton
Tyrrcll, has been engaged 10 deliver four
lectures on Latin poetry.
The presence OF such celebrated author
OF classic literature and authority on
clas sic lore viii attract schol1-s from
other seats OF learning, and the occa-
sion is considered the most interesting
literary feast ever offered through the
munihCence OF the Thomas legacy set
APART for this purpose. The subjects Of
the lectures VIII be as follows: on the
18Th 'Lucrttius and Epicureanism;" 10Th.
"Catullus and the Transition Of the
Augustan Age" Goth, Virgil Sist,
Horace"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-03-19

Was Virginia Lady-Miss Hardy to Wed
Richmond Man.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. VA, March 10
sneoal.-Cards are out for the mar
r.aee ~ Miss Mary l.. Hardy Of this
city. TO Nr. /. w. Boze. Of Richmond
Th. ceremony win take place at the resi-
d.ucc of tine brides mother. on the Ma
uoual boulevard. Thursday, March 23d.
at 4.0D o'clock
Mrs. Smith. wife Of Hon. Hoke Smith.
G.orrla's mcmlar of President Cleveland g
cabinet was daughter Of General T.
D. D. cobb who was killed here during
tf, war; General Cobb was born IN this
r.. il the house now occupied by Cap
tain George T. Wheeler, known as Fed
. IuL" and the mother of Mrs. Smith
u. married 90 him ln the same house
Princess Anne street has been extended
iu the lower part OF the city, and now
passes through the grounds Of Hazel
Hn." which have been beautihed and
adorned ending AT the door Of the resi-
d.nce Of Hon. j. s. Potter. who has
made the improve ments at his own eX-
pcnse. and invites the public TO use the
drives and walkways al Will The beau-
tul premises present the appearance or
FL public park and the generosity OF
SIR Potter in throwing open the GROUNDS
E. greatly appreciated by the public.
Sir Henry Williams general agent OF
Size W,ems line steamers, has offered
lace transportation 10 parties along the
Taupananuack on articles for the Me
mortal Bazaar 20 be held in Richmond
Assistant Postmaster l.. Talaferro ar
rived home last nieht from Richmond,
where he attended the trial in The case
az the postoffce robbery committed here
a short time ago. AS was expected the
Trial developed the fact that Mr.. Ialia-
f.-ro had no connection with the robbery
and he was warmly greeted by his friends
u.uu his return.
alr Robert Wilkerson and Miss Naomi
Ih0ados. both Of Spotsylvania county,
v.r. married I'm Washington last We'd
r.sllv The groom is son OF Mr.. W.
So Nlkcrson. and the bride a daughter
OF Mr. e.. J.. EhOadcs
Arr A. S. Fucett. OF Stafford county.
lost FL valuable horse few days ago In
ana unusual way. Having occasion 10
leave the horse 20 the wagon short
while. Doc tied a rope halter around his
neck and secured him 10 n fence. When
SIR Fueett returned he found, much to his
surprise. that the horse was dead, having
become entangled IN the rope ana choked
g. death.
Air. Charles i. Dillon and Miss Eta
Thomas We're married Wednesday IN
Washington Rev. Or. Byron Sunderland
oMciaunr There had been some OPPOSE
ton 20 the marriage, and the young people
settled the question by boarding the train
FOR Washington without giving notice
10 any of their friends. and returned
home man and wife.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-03-19
COMMUNICATED The Sergeant.

Chief OF Police John Poe. Jr., Is In
recent Of a letter from Major and Su-
perintendent OF Police w. G.. Moore, OF
Washington. y. C., complimenting In the
highest terms Sergeant Alexander
Tomlinson. who was detailed on special
duty in the capital city during the inau-
guratiOn.
In speaking OF the sergeant. Major
Moore SAYS that his conduct While In
Washington was most credi'abie' aiKe
TO himself and the department he repre-
scented. and tends further TO strengthen
the bond OF union that now EXISTS anu
ebould always exist between the police
denartmonts Of the two respective cities
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-03-19
| am Still Selling OF
All GsntIemen'S and Boys
Shoes al Halt Price.

Bsnstsrs $500 Shoes NOW 900.
Banister's $3.50 Shoes NOW 1918.
Banister's 800 Shoes NOW $3.50.
Banister's 5000 Shoes NOW $500.
Stacy, Adams Il Co.'s 800 Shoes Now $3.50
Stacy. Adams i Co.'S $500 Shoes Now $500
Stacy, Adams Il Co. 3 o.. 90 Shoes Now e2.6o
The hslf-prics Shoes at $3.50 and $500
but the 800, S. and t3. so grades you
can get ~ to 10. Gentlemen with narrow
feet. and also large sizes in broad lasts. can
get the best bargains:
| also have few handsome SLIPPERS
left. mostly narrow.
Gents Low Shoes. Kangaroo Shoes aud
Patent Leather Shoes, in broken sizes. but
half price.
II your boy wears IL TO l. with heels, you
can get him the best line OF shoes ever
carried in Richmond al sl,5 per pair.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-03-19
NORFOLK Nor Effected
by the Quarantine Changes Judge Brooke
KevOkes Another License.

NORFOLK, VA, March lS.-Special.-
Ir W. A. Thorn. Jr.. the quarantine
medical officer OF this port, returned from
Washington. where he had been TO at
tend what he considers the most impor-
tanf sanitary conference In the history
o. thc country. NO material changes at
f,cfins the quarantine regulations OF this
port were made, but the conference did
er..t results, he states, that will, through
their bearing on Northern ports, protect
TIE country from the cholera. which SO
many persons had feared would be cpl
cemie here this year. Or. Jenkins quar-
aufine officer Of New York. agreed 10
take the responsibility 10 do certain things
THAI he has heretofore declined 10 do
and the outlook Is. DR.. Thorn thinks,
most encouraeins for an escape from the
danger OF a cholera scourge In this coun-
Try
The United States steamer Atlanta
came up 10 the yard at l o'clock to-day,
AMI was locked for repairs.
Violations OF the oyster laws are re-
ported very frequent. and number OF
oystermen from SCOTS creek were ar
rested to-day by the James river inspec-
tor
Judge Brooke to-day revoked the license
O. the Novelty Theatre. In rendering his
decision 40 held that no matter what the
pioprietors personal character is, sand no
matter u he was not responsible Tor the
tpecinc acts OF disorder at his place. he
was under the law, responsible for the
general character OF the house and pa
irons he said ne had never knowingly
GRANTED a liquor license when dance hail
was 10 be attached. A rule was made
years ago that no bar-rooms with dance
nan attached should be licensed, be-
cause the mngling OF the sexes In drink
ing carousais would result in disorder
no one can have fair idea OF what an
ORDERLY house Is that imaglnes place
hotea Tor us rows and robberles. and with
hotorlety not excelled I'm the city.
revoke the license and instruct the clerk
W H0'iIy The mayor at onee.r This de-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-03-19
Rev. James Morton Declines.

A telegram from Petersburg was re
ceived al The Times Office yesterday
stating Tint Mr.. John Mann. treasurer
OF ST. Paul's church, in that city, was IN
recent Of a letter from Rev. James Nor
ton. assistant rector Of st. James church;
in Richmond, declining to accept the can
extended him some days ago to the as
sistant rectorship of st. Pauls church
to succeed Rev. W. y. Smith, who mas
accepted "A call 10 become the assistant
rectnr of Christ church. BrOOhlyn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-03-19
A Driver Injured.

Yesterday morning horse attached TO
a wagon. belonging TO the Rchmohd
Dairy. ran away. and colhded WIN a
furniture wagon near the corner OF BROOK
avenue and Broad street A negro named
Randall. who was driving the furniture
wagon, was considerably bruised ABOUT
his back. The ambulance TOOK the IN
jured man TO the almshouse TOT treat
ment The vehicles were demolished. but
the horses were unhurt.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-03-19
OBITUARY.

Gazell Mason, the infant son Of c. i.
and Lillian Rollins. died very suddenly
last Thursday morning, March 1Oth' al
O'Clock, at his parents home in Balu-
more. The remains were brought 10
Richmond and buried at Hollywood
cemetery yesterday morning at ~ O'CLOCK
The funeral OF Jesse Standby Wicks
took place yesterday az j. NJ, from the
residence Of his parents, no. 1902 Chailln
street Jesse Standby was the infan,
son Of J. j. and f. J. Wicks, and dlcI
Fridav morning. March nth, at 11:2O
o'clock. in the second month and M
teenth day Of his age. The remains
were gently laid TO rest In hollywood
The death OF Mr.. Charles Granderson
Pearson occurred at his late residence
in Henrico county, Va. Friday evening
March 18th. -. cooi
The funeral will take place from Cool
Strings church. at Atee's station. thls
morning at 1870 o'clock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-03-19

clsion Indicates that Judge Brooke will
refuse license to the dozen or more places
on church street frequented by women.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-05-09
RIVERSIDE
| Excelsior Whist Club Ceiebrafes-An
Orange supper and Musicale.

Excelsior Whist club Celebrates-An
Orange supper and Musicale.
The Excelsior WHIST club gave an en-
tertainment and banquet last evening IN
Pythian hall in Observance of the closing
OF the whist season of 1898. Among those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Beeler,
Mr. and Mrs. j. Williams, Mr.. an! Mrs.
Levi Winchester. Miss L. Richards.
james Cook, Mr.. aud Mrs. Marchant,
Mr. and Mrs. +. j. Smithies aud Mr., aud
Mrs. NJ. Towne President T. j.
Smithies acted as toastmaster.
An orange supper and musicale was
given at the residence OF Ira ID. Con on
Washington lodge, No. l, Daughters OF
Liberty. The follow ing assisted in he
evenings entertainment: Mr.. and Mrs.
Percy Monroe, Mr. and Mrs. franklin
Monroe, Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Z. G fl, Mr..
and Mrs. Albert o. Woddard, Miss Re
Lotta Jencss, NJ IS Kitlie Monroe, Miss
Grace Rounds, Mr.. and Mrs. Oh rlts
Pierce, Mrs. Rounds, Miss Flora Merrill.
Miss Sadie Rogers, Miss Nellie Mason,
Mrs. George wnlte, Mrs. Merrill, Mrs.
Rogers, Mrs. George Cas-. Mrs. Mason,
Thomas Grinneil, Mrs. Charlie Red.
Mrs. B. L. Penno, Herbert Jones aad
were awarded. One Was given TO the
person having the orange containing the
largest number OF seeds Burt Monr'e
nau the orange ana received % gold
piece. The booUy prizs was awarded 10
Frank Lawson who could not hnd a
seed.
q. w. Hadden and family will occupy
the s me cottage on Jackson avenue this
season AS they did last.
Miss Sarah Needham of Providence has
been the guest or tieor9e EarnsnaS aud
family or Bullock's Point avenue the
past week.
W. A. Frazier has just finished an an
mex to the Perry mouse. IL contains Sixty
rooms.
Walter Smith OF Providence has taken
a residence for tue co.niLs season on MAJ
colui square.
Charles Kelley has taken the Claa II
cottage on the uff tor the season.
Rev. DIR. Walsh OF Nova Scotia visited
81. Mary's seminary. bay View, the past
neek.
Omcer Franklin Monroe has been trans
ferred 10 day duty and George ID. Case
placed on the nighJ force
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-05-09

liberty or happiness has been secured to
the people Of that country for the las
MANY centuries. We do not expect TO
bring England to her knees. We
would be willing to take up
arms for our cause. but the war mas
been waged more fierceiy In this way.
that Irishmen are more DANGEROUS 10
England out OF the country than In ~,
for wherever the Irishman plants his
foot there she has n relentless foe. and
would be ashame OF Irisnmen IL 1t were
not so. Far better. however. 70 win
victory over the oonsciences OF the Eng
lish people than to defeat them In battle.
The American people sp,k clearly on
the question and the premier OF Engiand
WAS pledged 10 the support OF Home
rule.
A Small Part of Her story.
II Is but a small part OF what NAV be
said of Ireland that we hav, heard to-
night. Irishmen have In all sections OF
the country given proof OF their valor
and the stuff thsy were made OF, but 1t
was not to co ne by that means. The
eyes OF the AYgis-Saxon race havs bee n
opened to the fact that they have been
duped by the lords, aud the El glish peo-
pie have decided they will support the
side OF liberty. AS man OF medicine
have had little time for this business
WHICH 10 ~ piCdou'C w inCs
of the ancient country followed and the
possibilities OF the country brought out
by this means could only be
used Tor industrial purposes. Let
such state be brought about
and the people will have no cause to be
ashamed OF the feeling which seems TO
pervade the country. namely, that OF
cast-down adversely. Inc majority OF
tn p oDle are with the Irish Today, as
they perceive that their iriends hip Is bet
ter tnan their emnity.
Hon. Gtorge j. West moved that the
following resolution be cabled to Mr..
Gladstone:
PROVIDENCE. X. L., May s. 1898.
Hon. w. Y. Glddst one. London. Eng:
Representative mass meeting OF the citizens OF
Rho ie Island. United States. Senao or Aldr ch pre-
siolng. sends CONGRATULATIONS for your indomt able
struggle for Home kuie. aud pledges Its sympathy
and assistance tor the cause OF heand. Which Is
the cause OF mankind
The motion was carried with sing
"aye." and after the announcement that
"a, 3l2. 75 was the sum subscribed Tor the
evening the meeting ended.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-05-09
SHIPPER and CARRIER.
Their Relative Liability Changed by
L.V on July 1.
IF THE OWNERS OF VESSELS
Make Proper Preparations for the Voyage
They Are Relieved Of All liability
for Damages Arising From Misman-
agement or Other Accidents.

On July lat the new law relating to
the liability of shipper and carrier will
be put into effect. The act is entitled
IAN &C. relating to the navigation OF
vessels, bills Of lading and to certain obli.
cations, duties and rights in connection
with the carriage of property" 1t affects
the rights and liabilities OF owners Of
vessels and of goods shipped on them as
well as passengers.
Under the present law, which is some
what indefinite. IL Is a maxim that the
cargo and the vessel are bound together;
that any loss suffered by accident or mis-
management shall be borne pro rata by
cargo, freight and vessel. Ii the vessel is
pI operly pre- pared for her voyage Ia the
matter OF equipment, manning, ETC., and
anything happens by which the cargo is
in jured in transit the owners become re-
sponsible and liable to damage.
transportation companies are contin-
ually fighting claims made for damages
to goods during their passage. Some Of
these claims are accepted and paid by
the companies Some are too small to
carry to court and others become the
subject Of litigation. In any case the
owner Is held as partly liable for dam
ages.
The Liability Modified.
This liability is frequently modified
and frequently voidei entirely by con-
tract between shipper and carrisr.in case
either party assumes all risk. 1t is also
frequently covered by the terms of the
insurance which the shipper and carrier
may get on the ergo. In many cases in
fact the insurance does cover all such
damages
A Radical Change.
The new law marks a radical change
from this condition under section 8
of the new act: Ii the owner of any ves-
sci transporting merchandise or propev y
tn or from any port In the United States
of America shall exercise due diligence to
make the said vessel In all respects sea-
worthy ana properly manned, equipped
and supplied, neither the vessel, nor her
owner or owners, a1ent or c.arterers
shall become or be held responsible for
damage or loss resulting from faults or
errors in navigation or In the manage
ments Of said vessel.
The important point to be noted In the
law is that tue owner is exempt from
liability il he has exercised due care in
fitting out his vessel. u Jon this point
there will naturally arise much con ro-
versy, AID possibly legal complications.
|-It-,+ight- DO stated that a general -diyis-
ion of the liability heretofors mas been
somewhat aS follows: Tne shipper OF a
cargo bore losses from perils of the sea
and the suip-o Sners bore losses due TO
mismanagement, nsglixen 'e in stow age
of cargo and handling. Under the new
law the shipper must bear all loss.