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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-09

train Of cars drawn by the noted En-
gina %. The design Is about forty feat
loDg.
An old album Of stamps collected
thirty years ago. In Ssylnnah'and ro-
csntiy discovered by an heir Of the col.
leetaf> has revealed \ number Of val.
liable issues, some Of them worth 81, 500.
Some people call the stormy petrol
the clamp bird" Ills % oily that the
fisherman Of ST. KiidA sick = wick in
the mouth Of 9 dead specimen, light II,
and 1t burns for an hour
Daring the civil war the Union block.
aiding feet captured or destroyed 1855
schooners, 1855 hoops, 2G2 steamers and
ITO other vessels that were attempting
10 run the blockade.
No matter which docs tho other up
The Jap or the Willy Chinee-
One thing you eau betWilI happen then:
The joO will be done 70 4 la
Tho property oil the female seminary
at steubenvilIe, o.. amused for some
time, has bsen leased by Rev. S. NJ.
Davis, ind the institution will De re.
opened.
AnAvilla lind. man says that when
he went fishing last the mosquitoes
were 10 large they took the bait OF his
hook before he could throw 1t into the
water.
Cartersyills (Mo.) boys thought II
would DO funny to sec how long they
could heat water in u stone jug. One
OF them had an arm blown of.
. There arc only $4,000 resident foreign.
ers 10 Spain-A sinai! percentage as
compared with tho population OF other
nations.
"Tho man who laughs" was fined s.
in Chicago for laughing At q lady who
was on the street in bloomer cos
tune. "'
A chickcn with four legs" was rO.
Gently halched on the iarm Of Samuel
Fet.ess at West Pikeland, Ps.
Tho Uninterrupted Roar Of The Fiery
Trumpet Of The God Of Var is Chinese
paper published in New York.
Newport, r. L, has llourishing club
composed Of colonies, Kentucky
should look to her laurels.
An Oklahoma City woman wants a
divorce because her husband smokes
cigarettes 10 bed.
After Coxeyites had stolen train
in Pennsylvania, the train was run to
jail.
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Az raREE KILLED.

The Murderer St0is Into thr House White
the woman Was Preparing Breakfast
and Opened PRO on Her and Her UoeIo.
lie Thca Reat Upstairs and Shot Himself
Dead.
pR1ApslPnlA, AuRust S-JeaiOusy
caused sensational triple tragedy in
this city this morning. William n.
Evans, Of 46s4 Willow street, Frank
ford, u suburb OF this city. shot and
killed Louis Hecht, At the lattet's home,
1914 Montgomery avenue. lie then
shot his wife, Era Evans, through the
neck, fatally WoundIng her, aud after
wards killed himself with the Same re-
yolyer.
Evans, who Ia said to have been a
shiitlsss sort Of fellow, was employed
at Green & Bault's dye works, Frank
lord. Because of his worthiessnees his
wife left him six weeks ago and went to
live with the family Of her uncle, Louis
HechL At o'clock this morning Mrs.
Evans was busy preparing breakfast
aud her uncle was sitting AZ table In
the kitchen drinking bottle OF soda
water.
Evans, who had been seen hanging
about the neighborhood late last night,
gained eatrauco TO the rear part Of the
house by an alley which runs oil
Twelfth street. As soon "a he entered
the kitchen door he began firing at his
wife and Hecht The first shot struck
Hecht behind tho left ear, killing him
instantly. Evans then fired another
shot at the PROSTATE man. attor which
he turned his revolver on his wife. The
terrified woman started from tho house.
and. "a she rushed past her ctaZed hus.
band, he sent bullet into her neck.
The woman dropped to tho floor and as
sho lay there Evans fred two more shots
at her, both Of which went wide OF the
mark.
He thon went to the middle room in
the second story. and, placing tho ro-
yolver to bis left breast, sont bullet
through his heart. So close had the
revolver been held 10 his breast that
his clothing vas burning when he was
found by policeman.
Mrs. Evans wis taken to the hospital.
whore the physicians say there Ia but
slight hope OF her recovery.
Hecht and EYans were each twenty
nine years OF aye, and Mrs. Evans. who,
It Is said, was hard working woman.
Is three yenrs younger. Evans had al
ways been insanely jealous Of his wife
and had Threatened 10 Kill both her
and Hecht on several occasions. The
latter was afraid OF Evans and always
slept with a big base ball bat at the
head Of his bod in order to be prepared
for q sudden attack.
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in LIGHTER VEIN.

Aged, and Venerable Retsiner-llerc,
nobte sire, 10 the legacy Of your great
ancestor; this chest has not been OPEN
cd for couple OF generations! Don
Diego-opsn 1t. when tho lid ia
raised n 1.-Two cat jumps on the stago,l
OLD Ssrvaht-Drat those mlschIevous
chorus Iuds!-Hum.Orissischs Biddter.
"If you think have taken your UNI
brelln by mistake. Mr.. Squads, you will
have to prove your property. How can
you toll that II is yOnrs2" "By the t"et
that 1t has tho na,ac OF K W. Diliing-
ham oil n silver plate on the handle.
Harper's Bdsa-.
a little boy was coming home with
his mother from church whom no heard
her saying that tho sermon was not
worth much. The little boy immedi-
atcly turned round and said: "Oh,
mother, what could you expect for Il
half penny?"--Y6- Bis.
MY sympatlri=s," said tho etIorvesc-
ing young woman, are HltoSethor, with
the dear japanesoT 80 arc our hired
girls" responded tho natron. "Shc be-
iinvcs all China should DO eternaI'y
smashcd."-iMdiampOlS Journal
In n CrowdcdssreCt car an elderly wo-
man otter. hor scat toH still older wo.
man who has just entered. Tho latter
cxciaIms, snUorinEiy: "oh, yon needn't
got up! Compared with YOU, am still
young"-Higs,dG Bac''cr
Arithmetic Tenchor-"Now, Tommic,
yon buvo finished tho tables. Twenty
1uircs make whatT" tobbe--''I know |;
they would make an awful fHys If they
were all like the one ut our church. -
Springfield Union.
Perkius-"Say, Dexter, your stories
remind me OF my bank account" Dcx-
tcr-"lIow's thut? "AIwUya over
drawn. '-ArkdR2d'C Irdu'~.
Grandma-"Bobby, what arc YOU do.
ing in tho pantryT BVbby-"Oh. I'm
just putting IL few things away, gram
ma. tit. Biz
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WEST ytnctSIA BANKS.

Condition OF tho National Banks In This
state-A Gratifying Showing.
Special DispGtch 10 The EnteIitgenor.
WASHINGTON, August SAN abstrac,
OF tho condition OF tho national banks
in West Virginia at the close OF bust
ness on July Is, as reported to the comp
trolIer of currency shows tho average
reserve to have been 1928 per cent,
against 1927 per cont on May 4 last.
and discounts increased from $7,3l8,050
to $7s35I ,O22; stocks and securities from
1891, 740 to S34S,SS3; gold coin from
sS5S, G03 to $685. O5; total specie from
S542, 1855 to $j0l ,2s7; surplus from s70T.
4Ss to 1925. 1853; lawful money reserve
from s02j,GlO to Sl,09S, l0j; individual
deposits from Sj,Sl0,04S to $6.2l7,294
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The Official. figures showing the total
immigration for the past Aseal year are
published. They show that the mum.
Der Of imnigrants was the smallest since
1880, when tho great wave set in, being
reported rs 3l4,404, decrease Of 1852
as compared with the previous fiscal
year. An interesting fact is that most Of
the decline was in the last six months
Of the year. The following figures show
tho immigration to this country for the
mast fourteen tiscal Years;
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Tho prevailing hard times in America
are doubtless the causes OF tho great de-
crease. and as they continue. the next
years figures will show q still further
decline. The immigration reported for
last June was ouly a little more than
one.third Of that Of tho preyiou, June,
and in July there was a much greater
discrepancy. the number OF steerase
passengers arriving in New York being
only 1919. fully fifty per cent of whom,
It Is said. cannot DO regarded as true
Immigrants.
A feature OF the immigration figures
for July, as stated in yesterdays dis.
patches, was that the outflow Of foreign
ers was nearly double the inflow.
Nearly twenty thousand who had come
to America in search OF work, but who
were driven back by hard times. re.
turned to their native lands, aud so
long as the depression in America con-
,tinues 1t may be reasonably expected
that this emigration viii continue.
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Two lawyer candidates from the country and
two citizens lFoW the Eighth ward constitute
tho legislative ticket The main part OF tho city
WIS lEnOred.-I nteuiDcHcCr.
-Four citizens from Madison and Union dis.
trictS make up the Republican ticket, the mnln
sections Of tho city aud all the country ignored.
and these HrU llc people who want 10 represent
Onio county III tho cglSlnturc.--ReJisttT.
II tho Register had posted itself upon
the locations Of tho Republican candi-
dates 1t would not have been guilty OF
tho misStatement it makes above. OF
the Republican candidates for the log
islaturc. Mr.. S. G. Smith resides in
Clay district; Mr.. Abraham Stamm re-
sides in Union district, and Mr.. A. X.
Campbell resides in Madison district.
Mr.. J. Q. Brady is citizen OF Triadsl.
phia district, in tho country, where he
is building new residence. but is tenn
porarily residing in Madison district
while awaiting its completion. The
contract for the house has been lot aud
before many moons Mr.. Brady will be
back in his home district Perhaps tho
Register win be fair enough to correct its
statement and-pcrhaps it will not.
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BREAKFAST BUDGET.

a paper in murder case, recently
appealed from Texas court to the sI-
preme court, contains tho following
statement; "Ihe shot nado n wound
in the bend OF tho deceased, from which
wound he did iaHgW.-h, ard then and
there lamguisnius, did instantly die"
Worthwhile (NIich.) girls lIavO been
compelled to form an "Anti.Catch-On"
club. That means that tho follow who
wants to see girl hona from church
will have to sit through tho service in
future.
a tavern on Thrill avenue, Now
York city. bears tho seemingly innpprO-
private "0'ns (" "lha Aquarium"
Tho WoolNwn station ON tho Harlem
road, Now York, hns been adorned with
u reproduction III lowering plants Of u
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KExxrru BAzgMoRE had tho good for
tuuo Ia receive small hottie Of Cham.
h"rlain's Collie, Cholera ana Dinrrhwa
Rem dy when three members of his
iamIiy were sick with dysGntOry. This
onc small bottle cured them all aud hc
hni some loft which no gave to Goo. W.
Baker, u prominent merchant OF tho
Mace, LowistOn, n. G.. and II cured him
Of the same complaint. When troubled
with dysrntcry, diarrhwa, collie or
cholera morbIg. give this remedy n
rial md Won will 10 moro than pleased
with tho result. Tho praise that nntur.
ally follows It's introduction aud use has
mado 1t worry popular.
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Special DiSpnteh 10 the Intetii0eactr
SrEvBEHviLE O., August s.-The
Kithcart family annual reunion was
held at Mt. Pleasant to-day at the farm
house OF Joseph Kithcart. About two
hundred were present Hon. John
KithCart was the historian.
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Mr. NowAcKI's project to enlist 5000
Slays in tho Pennsylvania coal region
for the Japanese army should DO en-
couraged. Mr.. Nowacki should DO ton
derod every facility necessary for the
success OF his scheme.
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TuG Third district Democratic con.
voutiea whieh nominated Anderson for
Congress iajlod to endorse tho admins.
,raIion Of Governor NIacCorklc, aud Mr..
MOsCorkIoa friends consider that no
has Just cause to feel insuI,cd. 1t may
DO incidentally noted that tho Ohio
county convention endorsed about
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everything Democratic except the state
administration. Can Governor Mac.
CorklSs opposition to Senator Camden's
reelection have anything TO do with this
nvarriuht2
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Special Dispatch 10 II: Lnte'itGeaeer.
WASHINGTON. D. O., August. s,-Post-
masters appointed: Claud NJ. Morrison,
vice Franklin Gaines, resigned, Kenna,
Jackson county; s. E. Parson. vice D.
W. Ryan, removed. Parsons, Tucker
county.
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Tue letter from the President to Gov
crnor Waite which is to DO delivered by
tho bicycle relay riders discrcosIy
avoids reference to anything that
will call iortn II warwhoop from tho
"Dloody Brides" Of the Rockies.
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IP your eyes tire, water. twItch or
barn, or yonr head aches whom reading
or sewing, consult aud have them OK
amined Tor glasses, free Of charge, at
ITO Main 4trcct next to Shook & Co.'S
by Prof. Shell, tho optician. MwAs
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FISHING RODS!
A Genuine Split Bamboo Fishing
Rod for Sc 50.
Also tho Celebrated Steel Fly and Bdt Rods at
low prices.
|. G. DILLON & co.
TRUsTEE's SALE

TRUSTEES SALE
by virtue o! decd OF trust mado by =. l.
Corning and Catherine GerhIng bis viio. 70 ms
as trustee, dated August ltI. lS0J, and recorded
In tho olllCO Of thp clerk OF the County Court Of
Ohio county, weSt Virginia, In Deed OF Tru.t
book 10. rs pnge %. ] viii sctl at tho north
front door OF tho Court house Of said county, on
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER srn 1894
commencing Nt 10 o'clock a. m, tho following
described properly to.Wit: Lot No. Aity.two tJN
In Division ~" rs shown on the plat Of PARCELS
streets md alloys, lnndO by bhntei Lamb md
Henry n, Russell. special commissioners Of the
Circuit Court Of Ohio county. IN the chanccry
suit Of S. Il Caldwell against Caroline II. Wilson
~ Hl Also ono iron gray horse ono butchers
wagon. ono sc' harness. one buggy and buggy
harness. ono SlCRI, ono icc,bOK, three meat
blocks, ono meat counter, one SCI Of butcher
shop fixtures and machinery, including eugluC,
meat chopper. lar! kettle. etc. aud uOorcnu,
TrRIs OF SAIE-Every sale for less than So
shall be for each md every sale IN CxcOSS Of So
shall be OnG-thirl and us much more US tho
purchaser may elect 70 pay IN cGSh, tho balance
IN two equal iuS,TllmentS AZ six aud twelve
months notes hGarIne Interest from the day Of
snlc with security satisfactory to ttTg trustee, 10
be given for the deferred Payments
Hug H. S. ALLISON. Trustee.
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GOVERNOR FLOWER, OF New York, de-
clares that this country is about to wit
ness "the greatest outburst of prosper.
ity 1t has ever experienced" Is tho
governor so confident as all that that
the Democratic tariff bill will be de-
feated?
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The earlier symptoms OF dyspepsia,
heartburn and OCCASIONAL headaches,
should not DO neglected. Take Hoods
Sarsaparilla 10 be cured. Z
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Ronr4r W. KYLE hus tho Pittsburgh
Filter in all sizes for domestic and
manufacturing purposes.
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For Camden, Just tho same.

The following political note is taken
from the New York Ere"i,'9 Post dem.
ocratic):
Tho Democrats Of Ohio county. ". Va. which
Includes the city Of Wheeling, yesterday noml-
mated a Legislative ticket and unanimously en-
dorSsi the Wilson tariff bill. and heartily com.
mendcd the course OF President Cleveland. The
convention did not have word OF co1nmcuda.
tlOu for tho West Virginia senators.
It is true, as the Post says, that the
convention did not commend the West
Virginia senators. Such resolution
would have been inconsistent with the
endorsement OF Cleveland and the Will
son bill. It was simply case Of pull
ing tho wool over the eyes OF Demo-
Gratis. The legislative ticket nominated
is in the interests Of Senator Camden,
and, If elected. will vote for him. Mr..
Camdcn's otIiceholders, who set up the
convention. will SEQ that tho deal is
carried out. There are some things
about tho ways OF the West Virginia
Democracy that the Post doesn't know.
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NEW ApVERrlsEMeNrs

UANTED--NURSE GIRL, HI Y
w ilto II yCAfs old. Apply a! Gus Vs-..
street al
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In Senator Gorman's speech recently
delivered in tho senate, the following
passage occurs:

"lfyou please. out of the abundant Caution
out oi superintendent caution. Il y"W PletSs
--lhUy have ,NId To you that they cannot 20
further. they prefer to make mistake Tor too
high rates ihldl have them too low: that 1t Is
wise statcsmaiship. true patriotism, 10 make tho
mistake nnd make tho tax loo high AND let the
lRborIng people go IN work, rather than To make
81 too i0w aHA thin ivy 30 keep tIinm ali I'll order
with dcPnty mashnis aud soldiers "
That is good Republican doctrine; in
fact, 1t is the very essence of Republic
caniam with regard to tho taritr, and Mr..
German is right That is the kind OF
tariff bill tho people wunt-not tho
wage.icstroying, industry.smashing al
lair in contemplation.
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GovERNoR McErSLEY will take part in
tho Nav York campaign. This is an
ausury OF Republican victory.
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UIASTEp--BOARU AND Iubi.
" ING IN private family Tor y0uay :.
siTatccu yOafs old Ada7O1, > Z 7, igi B.
ENhesF SfarN. rts
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The Intelligencer.
Published Daily. Rxeep. sunday.
TERMS.
stage Prspald.


Per Year. by Mail, Postage Prspaid.
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centt PET week.
Porous Wishing 70 subscribe 70 the DAILY ~
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DIR 10 tbo tNTELIIGENcEK ONES m postal c4tI
Of otherwise They will b. p1nGtnAliy Hef'ed
Tribute. Of EeIpec. and Obituary Notices so
cents per inch.
Correspondence containing important n Nv,
solicited from GTeg part Of the SURROUNDING
country.
Reieciad communications Will not 20 returned
uulesI accompanied by sunlcIent postage
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=" ANTED-A YOUNG MAN, h,
w 10 y yCSrS old. TO do OGiSV wpr, ,sE
have good ,,tlueRilou and furnish b,Ai,l:t!.i
CncO address -" care intelligence -
" AETEp Two OR THREE
w aSrnt, 10: leading life iasurang,
psny: best Of p'!cntncgs ami bond VII a
gplted. Address. giving name, TeAldrgN ..!
fOfmcS occupation. "iSSURASGE'' caFu Iai.
gvuCrf. aE
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ITbe INTELIGEHcEE. embracing II, 49,, s.,ssS'
editions bGntered in the PosIoEhee NJ "n"'''
Ing, ". Va. uG s4cond.sIaSI mattCr.l
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WHARF AND WAVE.

DIAMOND HEAD, April IS, 10
P. M.-Weather clear; wind, fresh
northeast.
The bottom of the bay in the
vicinity of the boat landing is
sadly in need of dredging. One
spot particularly needs attention
1t is in the rear of McChesney' S
store. At low tide the bottom is
exposed and as a sewer empties
into the bay at this point foul
odors are more than plentiful.
The officers of the navy have
asked Congress for an appropria-
tion of $4,000 for a statue of the
late George Bancroft, who, when
he was Secretary of the Navy,
founded the academy at Annapolis.
The schooner King Cyrus will
leave for San Francisco this morn
ing with 1850 bags of sugar.
From San Francisco she will pro-
coed to Puget Sound port and
load lumber for Australia.
The French cruiser Duchafault
is the latest foreign arrival. She
will remain in port but twelve
days and will then leave for the
Marquesas.
The steamer Waialeale arrived
from Kauai yesterday afternoon
with 299S bags of sugar consigned
to Schaefer q Co. She will leave
again tomorrow morning.
A man named Bray was arrested
yesterday for larceny. 1t is alleged
that he walked off with two bags
of sugar belonging to the steamer
Pele's cargo.
The bark Albert commenced to
load yesterday. She received sugar
from J. A. Cummins and the
schooner Mary E. Foster.
The schooner Mary E. Foster
arrived from Waimea yesterday
with 1440 bags of sugar. She will
leave again today.
The necessary repairs on the
Kinau will be completed in time
to allow her to leave port tomorrow
at the usual hour.
The brig Lurline left Hilo for
San Francisco on the 18th inst.
with a cargo of sugar valued at
$39,647.
The banks Mary Winkelman,
S. n. Castle and the S. C. Allen
are all on their way to this port.
The ship Occidental has been
moved out in the stream awaiting
her turn to load sugar.
The William Bowden has been
locked near the Mail wharf to dis
charge her cargo of coal.
The Arawa from Vancouver will
be due here on next Monday.
The North American Naviga-
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ton Company's steamer Progresso
is on the dock at the Union Iron
Works and will remain there for
some weeks. All the tubing in
the boilers will be taken out and
new tubes put in before she can be
got ready for sea again. This YES
sci was recently towed from Santa
Barbara to San Francisco in a dis
abled condition.
The Z. S. revenue cutter e. S.
Grant, which recently arrived at
San Francisco was built in 1871,
and for the last twenty-five years
she has done service in New York
harbor as a revenue cutter.
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.Exchanee of Wives.

Nothing more curious will ever
be found in the world, says the
Kobe hippo, than the exchange of
wives which took place recently in
Yamamoto-dori, Kobe. The two
husbands, after negotiating for a
few days, came to an arrangement
that each should take the others
wife; and the wives themselves
readily consented. Two weddings
were duly celebrated accordingly,
and, so our contemporary says,
with much pleasure and salts
faction. "-Hongkong Press.
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BORN.

VIEIRA-In this city. April 49, 1894, to
the wife of Cesar Vieira, son.
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FOREIGN MAIL SERVICE.
,.kkz|13z
sSS@

Steamships will leave for and arrive from
San Francisco, on the following dates, till
the close of 1894.
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TEsSEs.-
tThis list does not include coa~tera
NAVAL VESSELS.
. S + Philadelphia, Barker, CaIlao.
French cruiser Duchaffault, Dur Jus, Callao.
III j M Takachiho, Nomura, Yokohama.
H. B NJ Champion, Rookie, EsqulmaIt.
MERCEAETM EN-.
Am bk Alden Besse. Friis, S F.
Am sch 3 Holmes, Johnson, PIT Blakely
Am sch VIM Bowden, Fjerem F.
Ana blk r Rithet, Morrison, +.
Am schr King Cyrus, Christensen, N'wc'e
Am Miss stmr Morning Star, Garland.
Ship Occidental Morse, Comax, b q.
Am schr Golden Shore, Bernholm, n w.
Schr Lyman ID Foster, Dreyer, n S w.
Bk Hesper, Sodergren, n 5 w
Am sch Robert Levers, San Francisco.
Blk Albert, Griffith. s +.
Schr w Whitman. Petersen, Newcastle.
Nor bk Petrus, Andersen, Newcastle.