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The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-02-14

There was great celebration in the
neighborhood; there was dancing and
singing and many shoat had been
baked. 1t was the next day after the
marriage and Lizzie and Andy were
sitting on the porch in front Of. their
door. Andy stepped into the house to
get drink of water and just then
that fellow Shack came along the road.
He lifted his hat and, bowling, said:
''May the Lord always bless you. You
are an angel if there ever was one"
Andy stepped out. What was that
he said?"
"Oh, nothing. Merely spoke to me-"
"Yes, but what did he want to call
you an angel for? Hah! don't like it."
Now come here and sit down. big
boy. win you promise not to get mad
If l tell you something?"
'I'1l promise anything"
"Well, he was merely thanking me
for saving his ears. He sent that val
entine, came to me and begged me to
save him and / did"
''All right. reckon it's mission
ary's duty to save ears too. Wish
hadn't burnt that thing up. I'd like
to hang it in the church over yander
above the pulpit"
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-02-14

L.wyer-One more question: Is ths
bacco?
Witness-I-I don't know. ss-- He
smokes ciraret;es[hsAg Tribune
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-02-14

Ca.isr-Thosc are beautiful tsIrs. ba,
what viii your husband do when he
sees then7
Mrs Irrrecune-He'l probably rnAss
the fur ay.-Truth-
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-02-14
FOR 1S93-94. WICHITA, KANSAS


edmtad for the prnotou
B. oao! youth
rtto solids id
ef
he n pembe
Kansas
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-02-14

the vtolets blue;
HoneS is sweet and SO are you"
The welcome missfves then exchanged
All told Of earthly bliss,
And for the faithful were arranged
Such pretty things as this:
If you love me as love you,
No krife can cut our love in two"
But lovers were untrue bee1meS
And as reprinaud
Saint Valentine some little rhymes
About like this one planned:
False hcarti cannot call you mine:
You shall not be my valentins!"
Then things went On from bad to worse
Alasl till, by and by,
Sarcastic couplets, blunt and terse,
Like this one met the eye:
You've got q phiz so fearful plain
Twill sidetrack any gravel train!"
Now pictures awful to behold
Accompany the lines,
And happy truths like this are told
II comic @ valentines:
Your face would chimpanzee shock;
It's warranted to stop q clock!"
Where are we driftingi Who can say9
Unless these paper foes
Put comic o. valentines awey
They'll by and by inclose
With every valentine they write
A great big chunk OF dynamite.
NIXON WATERMAN.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-02-14


and then there amt no man that can
keep me out Of congress. Now, here, /
amt SO powerful bad lookin'; that is
if you'll sorter squint when you look
at my ears. I've got big but misled
soul, and that soul is crying in the
wilderness and wants you to save 1t;
and if you don't want to save,it, why
it would rather be lost than to bo
saved by any other hands. That's the
sort Of love l give you. Sometimes
when look at you feel like want
to drap down on my knees and pray,
not beggin' the Lord for somethin'
but thankin' Him for somethin' that
He's already done. Nobody else ever
made me feel this way, and somehow
can't help but think that He has ap-
pointed you to save my soul. There,
now, you amt going to cry about it,
are you? If had a-thought it would
have hurt your feelings I wouldn't
have put it on that ground. Hah!
what's that? Why. the Lord bless my
soul-here, children, don't come in
here now. Miss Lizzie's not at all
WELL Dad blame it! l tell you she's
monstrous sick. Go on away from
here"
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-02-14
YOU MUST REST.
Lenten Austerit1es and the Great
"Dressmaking Fast"
Ladies Who Make Their Summer Dresses
in March Are Studying the Prophets
of Styles rs Well tho
Preachers.


"But it's Lent now, you know"
All, yes; Lent is a name and distinc
tion. These things mayst thou do, and
those things not, runs the decalOgue
of the dowagers. Thou mayst not mar.
ry, nor hold q grand ball, or give more
than reasonable number Of dinner:
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-21

lie Ask for Deputies to rrotec, MS
Life.
by Associated re,ss

Guthrie, O. T.. May ia messenger
rode furiously into this city at o'clock
this morning with message FOR
United states Marshal Nix from chief
Justice Dale. who IL holding court at
saltwater The justice stated that his
life was in danger and asked that an
armed force or deputies be sent at once
10 protect him. An the deputies IN
the city departed Immediately. and
others We're ordered TO saltwater from
different parts OF the territory The
danger anticipated Is from the Dalton
gang, who are camped near saltwater,
and II Is said are preparing 10 make
a raid on the town. They declare they
win llberate Tom Jones, alias Ar
kansas Tom. OF their gang, now being
tried there for killing deputy marshals
at Ingalls, lust fan. They also vow
to be revcnged upon Judge Dale and
other officers. who are causing them
trouble. Everybody in town is carry
ing arms in anticipation OF battle
every moment.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-21

povenna. Textile following Ra'
VIENNA people were interviewed on po-
lltical Issues - ,
,ndorse the national platform, but not
,he administration on finance. STAND
on the state Democratic platform OF
500 favor Horace Chiffon for United
-. .orotor. for Cochran or Culber-
~, a., Governor. My understanding
% The harmony business at Dallas was
,,at we all agreed to support Tue ma
tlonai platform .,oon ,,eanar (.
-. a. - M Cievelandf l stand pat on
AZ. Cleveland. For United states SEN
stl, ! FAVOR ID. b. culberson; for gov
nv. am for Lanham. l taNor
s,,n-tbirds rule in state convention.
cantain Thos. Lighuoot; l inaorse
averything Cleveland ever uiu WIZ =. ~ ~.
or two exceptions. tor uIl''e -, s. 49,
sena as ,,o,, can put me down for Chsrhe
G.,,toa,son What about harmony
.,,inis !, meant to indorse the national
,,Iatform' provided the convention naid
Rev. Frank Davis, farmer ana a meri
chant. think Cleveland uspaite,u
from the Democratic iaiul on Ipersn,
gar
csii,en, Tor Fovernor, Charley Cuioer-
san What about the Baker and Mat
lock lock harmony? l think Il meant 10,
Inc state convention to inoorse Mi''''
ever II saw mt .staa,,,
Professor +. NJ. Gibson. pres s,,..la
~ Ravenna college: / indorse Sis W.
land as long as he STICKS ~ ' NO fur
,h ,%- For United States senator. Hor-
s srs chiffon, OF course for governor,
the old tribune, Jno' II. I Ssnsen, nc
t ililie a. frce A. they were In lsy-.
p1 II r. Anthony; ] indorse M cls we
,ana iii but the seigniorage pA; ryi
ITnited States senator J am ~ S,tar.
c,,il.srson, FOR governor. ] am for Chur,
lie cuiberson. think harmony mean
10 unite the party. -. 7
r. ". cravens; can't say tnat
,,dorse Mr.. Cleveland all the WAY
.h.o,,rh Fo,. governor am for Char
10 S,uiherson. for United States senator
! am FOR Chiffon. / am In favor q
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-21
He NET DEATH BRAvELY.
TaB ANARCHIST EMILE HENRY
cunLoriNEp YESTERDAY.
He Goes to His Maker cryina out
"vive acknowledgements
Refused 60 See ~ Priest
Taken TO the rurnip Field.


BY Associated Press.
Paris, May so.--Just as day was
breaking this morning Emile Henry
was led from the prison de Ia Roquettc
10 the instrument OF death. IA he
passed between the portals OF the pris.
on he had the same air OF braggadooie
thu; had marked his conduct during
his trial, and as no stepped outside
the gate he cried ''vive I nnarehie."
Al 4:is o'clock the little gate In the
large gates OF the prison swung open
and pelbler, the public exocutloner,
pissed through, Although Henry had
refused to accept his ministratlons, he
was followed by priest Then came
Horny In HIS shirt sleeves nnd with his
arms pinloncd, his face was deRthiy
pale and his eyes glittered like thosr
OF maniac. As he emerged he NUT.
tered more TO himself than TO anyone
else. ~ am not allowed TO walk prop,
crly," referring TO the manner In which
he was pinioned Then raising his eyes
he saw those awaiting hls coming and
he cried Courage. courage, COM
redci Nlve T. anarchie."
The walk 10 the guillutlne was OK.
ceedlngly short. Here he was seized
by the assistants OF Deihler and bound
TO the haaeule, Then there was
nash IA the heavy knife descended
and tho head dropped into the basket
IN front of the guinotine
The hcadlesa trunN was unbound
from the plank on which II rested and
a
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-21
muRonRnD nus WIFE.
Roth Drank Heavily and 10th wn
Dir.

BY Associated Press.
Cambridge. Mass, May 2o.-rhls
evening James Wilson. 40 years old,
murdered his wife by cutting her
throat with razor and then inilcting
three gashes upon his own. from the
effects OF which he cannot recover,
But recently Wilson was discharged
from the inebriates home at Fox
borough Today both he and his wife
had been drinking heavily and while
both were In the attic Wilson was
taken with NJ of delirlum trimens.
urobbing inzor he chased his wife
around the room catching her at the
head OF the stairs. pulling her head
back he nearly severed 1t from her
body. He then took up a position be-
fore the looking glass slashed his
throat three times and fell over upon
the bed. Wilson was taken to tho
hospital and there is no possible hopes
Of his living unil daylight,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-21

By Associated Press.
Des Molnes. la. May 2O.-A scheme f.
on foot to make eommonwealera u
national movement At a meeting to-
night many laborers signed tho agree
ment. They say that the order which
is to be OF a political nature, will be
as rapid in it's growth as the A. =. A.,
but unlike that order. viii have nothing
to do with religious subjects, II win
invite the Iaboring and poorer classes
to gather and force congress and state
legislatures to accede to their demands.
within two or three days call win
be issued for national convention.
II is reported that Gen. Weaver is 10
be connected with the movement,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-21
srAMrnp NV ro pnArn.
An onicer Uses Ills Gun Too Freely
and Meets ~ sudden End.


An Onicer Uses Ills Gun Too Freely
and Meet. n sudden End.
BY Associated Press.
London, May ALA dispatch 10 the
Daily News from Vienna says that
during a dance In the village OF schultz
en-. neur odehburg, quarrel arose be-
tween some OF the young men present
about some women, A gendarme In
tcrfered 10 restore order. whereupon
the young men surrounded him In n
threatening manner. The officer be-
lleyed that his life was IN danger and
zse;noahrdlu taoshrdlu ctnushrdlu than
drew his revolver and fired. Ills
bullets struck and killed four OF the
young men aud girl This caused
the widest excitement ana the infu-
rlRted crowd ret on the gcndarme and
pounded and kicked him until llfc was
extinct The whole village is terribly
excited over the AFFAIR ana further
trouble Is apprehendod
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-21
f aver, e free coinage Of silver. but not

unlimited 'sr' ou' nor
Dr. j. T. Benbrook-Am in favor =,
Sulpefson for governor Am v,,,,,
ozark In the Reagan and Clark mai
j. j Lowe. merchant--Havs n,t
niue up my mind as 10 governor ma
United states senator Am with Cleys.
L. l.. Jackson, merchant cu,ber.or
LOT governor. With Cleveland on N.
p. r. Bowers, farmer-I win be
SATISFIED with either Culberson ~. az
nam nam Tor governor Want gold ana silver
Frank Jones, banker-I prefer cn.
person FOR governor and Dave culbsr-
son Tor United States senator. I thin,
h.asan should not have written his
letter az the time he did. While he IL
consistent n- his letter is lii-timed. am
a Cleveland man. Think he is tho hest
hHaneler OF the nation.
"a, >. Mason, farmer-I have mt
m,aue up my mind for governor
nke Lanham or Culberson very well
hnu am stuck" ON Reagan Want
Dave Culberson for governor I am n
SILVER Democrat. Am in favor OF mnk.
ing silver money. / don't believe in
CIeVeland's policy on silver.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-21

speclal DIapnteh'
Hlilsboro. Tex, May 2c.--Ben Wood,
the negro barber who claimed to be
an ex-conFTessman from Mississippi,
and who was arrested IN Dallus a few
days ago and brought here by Sheriff
Bell. has been released. the charges
against him not being sufficiently gus-
tained 10 cause Inc court 10 hold him,
He was charged with dIsposing Of
mortsaged property.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-21

--''ea Dispatch.
|.''1..@MNi TeN.---Your correspondent
'.''' on some Of the merchants and
'H''s who were in town TO ascertain
Il views on some OF the political
s,,n7 and their preferences for cam
]ssstSr some have not decided as to
|isrl The first man was Frank
|t1un SINNER; Cochran or Culberson
|Hr6g satisfactory TO me for gov
|tne cav known Cochran u long
|Rser Sptenioelson Is n good man. Would
|Ahon sAkan II he were a candidate.
Inn vulu make good senator.
lnf1n saker merchant---I am for
49,, s, states senator. Think we need
Il" and lots OF ii.
IN Rev imam, ginner-I would pre-
y 1,nassA Tor governor. Think he is
asor ~ man In the state. Am In
q free silver.
Aaf,is cMaiker, merchant-I want
i1,ses cN,uipeuon zoo governor and
M t,niton for United States SEN
Haritaa h rot In favor OF free and
lsisr.tsr coinage OF silver as some
y a u II Am In favor OF IL so
Aauid Heerns our own product.
.Ias,nes, regulated by international
asasasa ~ =, Polly. mlnister---I prefer
- nan sosernor- Think he ia the
IN far in the state. Have known
tlUln- 'pStty years, but never knew
~ ss'aek Of him. / am IN favor
TAI ~ ~. unlimited coinage OF silver
= real psople may have money TO
n ro,esrr' farmer-Am not decided
2lt kssnof, but want some Demo
= ~ tavor OF free coinage.
.1he,so,, .ulnas, merchant--I am for
rtef unless ] like I.anham better
-r him speak. am In
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-21
POWDER norsm nxrLosroN.


Special Dispatch,
Decatur. Tex. May so.--A terrific ex-
piosion occurred here this afternoon,
shaking the houses to their foundations
and frightening the Inhabitants. who
rushed from their houses to learn the
cause Upon investigation II was found
that the powder house Of simmons
Plnee & Co. situated in Greathouse
pasture. about one mile northwest OF
town, had blown up and fragments OF
the building carried In every direction.
Citizens rushing to the scene found
Crosby Moore, the i4-year-old son OF
Deputy Sheriff John w. Moore lying
near the scene dangerously and prob.
ably fatally wounded.
Clifford Shepard. Clarence Moore and
frosty Moore Were playing near the
magazine, and the supposltion is that
they ignited the powder In some way,
causing the explosion, Crosby was a
good boy and his parents have the
sympathy Of the community.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-21
WOULD NOT nuY UNIFORMS.
Conductors and Motormcn Refuse
10 he Dictated To.

BY Associated Press.
Brooklyn. N, Y. May 2o.-By reason
OF the failure OF conductors and mo-
tormen OF the Atlantic avenue railroad
companies to comply with the order to
array themselves in new summer uni
forms today. the entire system. COW
ering eleven lines. is tied up and nearly
1000 men temporarily. at least, out of
employment. Only geo OF the men had
compiled with the order. and only
those reported for duty. But a few
cars were run during the day, and to-
night traffic was stopped altogether.
y committee from the men waited
upon President Norton this afternoon.
They were told by that official that
he would give them till o'clock to-
morrow morning to comply with the
orders and report for work The men
declare that while they Will report.
they will not purchase new uniforms.
The property Of the company is under
police protection.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-21

vention. Wv s'~'S VIII
4. -; 4. BRYANT: A. far ms Mr. cieve.
mn, M. pas tracked the Chicago national
pantiosm l indorse him. / think he
WIZ on on the silver business. Charles
uioerson y my choice FOR governor
iaNor Horace Chiffon for United
S,ates senator aud majority rule In
=. ,o II. Crawford. drugs and groceries:
stand Tor Mr., Cleveland as far as
ne stands on the Democratic platform
want a western man for next presl
uent. for United States senator pre-.
inr old Dave but no night against
chiffon Sui Ross IS my choice for
governor. What about the Dallas har.
money business2 think 1t simply
meant union OF the two factions and
J d. English. farmer: I do not
, lndorse Mr. Cleveland ON the silver
question. For United states senator
l am Chiffon man. For governor !
am Tor sui Ross first. last and all tho
time. What about the BalVer-AIatlock
the party.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-21
HOTEL ARRIVALS,


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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-21

BY Associated Press.
Barcelona. May 2o.-Thc sentences OF
death passed upon the anarchists, Co
dina. cerezueila, sogas. nsrnat. Villa
rubis ard Mir for completely I'm the
attempt Of Pallas to assaaslnate Mar
shat Martinez cempos. were read 10
the condemned men In the MontJuich
citadel. this morning, preparatory 20
their execution tomorrow. All the pris-
onerr. with the exception OF cerezuelIa
appeared 70 be IN nowiSe affected as
they heard the fateful words. cercza-
ellis, however. appeared 70 realize the
doono that ii staring him Ia the face.
ai4d 1t IS feared ne viii BREAK down
before the hour o. execution arrives
In accordance With the cuHlpfn that oh.
tains In Spain 81 tho case or persons
condsmned y death. the prisoners. after
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-21

Special Dispatch.
Guthrie. 0. r., May 2o. The Dalton
gang are IN camp near saltwater and
1t " feared they VIII attempt I'd lib
crate Tom Jones, one Of their number
now being tried there for murden
Judge Dale has also received iuforma-
ton that they win attempt 10 take
vengeance upon him aud other ofneeis
Of the court, ana has sent here for a
force OF deputies 10 protect him, An
tho cltizens are armed and ready 10
give the gang warm reception should
they appear.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-21

by Aphociated Press,
Rome, May 2o.-The pope announced
ut the secret oonsistory 20 br held to
morrow the appointment Of REV, Pau
stanIslaus Ia Rocaue os bishop OF tho
SEQ OF shorbrooke. Quebec, His holi
ners VIII announce the appointments
OF tho ut, Rev. Joseph RNdmachcr Il
the see OF Fort Wayne, the RI. Rev
A. J. GloreauS 10 iioise city. Idaho
the RI. Rev. u, y dunno. d. H., Il
ballast the ri Rev. Michael Ternei
to Hartford, Conn; the IT. Rev. Pat
rirs J. nonashuc to Wheeling, W Va,
and the Rt Rev. +. \. Burke to Al
bany. N. Y.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-21
srhooi- close At Sewlln.


Newlin, Tex. May 9e.-our public
school closed Friday night with 4
grand COMFORT which was Il success
Prof. ]. A. drundy. the principal, did
honor to himself IN conducting the en-
icrtainmont and Mrs. W. IL. Meador
YVES the queen In getting the pupils
ready for tho oceaalon and also on tina
stage Also other willing workers
were ready and did much to help both
teacher ana scholars, Those present
were proud OF our school and each
mama went home. no doubt, thinking
her ohlldrcn extra good. Our school
ran from The first Monday In scptem-
bcr until yesterday. We have a "a
per cent tax 10 help cur public fund
and hope to be able to run ten months
next year,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-21

Chicago, May 10. Tho Evening Jour.
nal reports; attle--Iscccipts, 1000,
shipments. 1000; market steady Prime
TO extra native steers. "a s0da SO; me.
dun, N.95Ntl6i Uthors. ss.75ui 90;
Texans, $3.s0G3s5.
Hogs--Reoeipta 10000; Rhlpmenta
5000; market active aud strong, ali
sold. Rough heavy, N.25TA50; paekerf
and mixed, si.I6ai SO, prime heavy
aud butcher weights, S5S5af.g5. as.
sorted light. sLSoHlgO
sheep ana lambs--Recoipta, 1900,
market unchanged, Quotations for
Si,i5Nb.0O
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-21

BY Associated Press,
Princeton. ky. May 2o.--Adltlonal re-
ports from the wreck at Standing Rock
tunnel yesterday increases the casual
ties. Jim Ryan and John I'm. two OF
the tralnmen had their skulls punctured
and the skin Of the scalps almost torn
of and viii die. Later Developments
show the cause OF the wreck to be due
TO the lagman Of the work train who
got his orders confused.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-21

BY Associated Press,
Washington, May 19.-Representa-
tive Bland Of Missouri returned to
Washington this morning from the
Democratic convention OF his state.
He expresses great satisfaction with
the outcome OF the convention. lie re-
afIirms his former utterances that the
question Of free coinage OF silver Will
be the main Issue OF the coming con-
gressional campaign In the South and
West and thinks all the Indications
SO far point to victory for the sill
Yer mnn.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-21

Texas WIN Have at Least Ten in Its
Delegation.

SpecINI I7IsTdNITT
I'll Moro. Col. May is.--some OF the
ionghorns composing the Texas dele
CATION 10 the convention Of railroad
teiegraphers which convenes In Denver
Monday. passed through here this
evening and viii reach Denver tomor-
row morning. The party consists OF
G. d. Nogle and ]. II. wooten, Gal
weston: d. o. Freeman and wife. Of
Fort Worth; and J. II. T. Austin and
wife OF Toledo, o.. who Joined the
party at Fort worth. W. OTIS Of
Houston viii arrive tomorrow over
the Santa Fe. and T. A. wheehhen Of
Fort Worth and e. Stinson OF Dali
las Will arrive Monday morning. B.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-21

Casey OF Texarkann. T. A. Wilson OF
Alvarado and two FL Paso delegates
are also cnroute, making at least
ten Texas representatives. penver
members are making every preparation
10 entertain the deicsatlon and II Is
expected there VIII be over 200 TO take
the trip around the famous loop to-
morrow.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-21

stockton, Cal. May 20--'rhe robber
who attacked the Los Angeles stage
Saturday and was killed BY Messen.
ger lierricks has been Identified as
John koener, maynard young man.
whose parents reside in Visalia. Miss
Bunney, one Of the passengers who
was wounded when ltoencr's accom-
plico fred on the stage when kaener
had been shot ia In critical condi-
ton. but the physicians believe she
VIII recover The other robber has not
been cantured,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-21

Special Dispatch.
waco. Tex. May 19.-upon inforina-
ton from Dallas to look out for J. II.
Shock, alias Franklin shaekelford,
alias Arthur Hin, alias t. Franks,
wanted by sheriff cabell in that city
on the charge OF biganmy and swInd-
ling. he war arrested here today and
failed.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-21

BY Anaoclnten prssn.

BY Associated Press.
New York, May 2o.7Arrived Etruria,
from Liverpool; Sorrento. from Ham
burg; Morayla, from Hamburg,
Troy Island. May 20,--Passed' Assy-
rinn. for Montreal.
Prnwle Point-Passed; Minnesota,
from Baltimore,
Dover-Passed: Dubblodam, from
New York
Liverpool-Arrlvedi umbrIa, from
New York,
ueenatown-ArrIved: Alaska. from
New York
Havre-Ariiyed; La Champagne,
from New York.