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b. e. o. BULLETIN.
RFDuCEn RATES

Atlantic City and return, So Special
train, p. IA. Saturday, September IL, and
$50 a. ma. Sunday, September IL. Tickets
good returning on all regular trains
up 10 and Including Monday Sep
tember ID. Capital Traction and
Metropolitan street railway lines
will operate in ample time for the 6:30 a.
m. train.
Atlantic CityandC Cape May, So for L Ga. M.
and IL noon trains Friday and Saturda v
next; good TO return until following Tues
day.
Baltimore and return, 81: going and re
turning on all trains Sunday next, Sep
TENDER IL.
Baltimore and return, S1.25: Saturday
and Sunda ynext; tickets 001 TO return until
Monday.
Bay Ridge and return, so cents. SUM-
day next, closing day.
Columbus, Ohio and return, S12.75 for
the round trip; September 10, 20 and 81:
good TO return until 9th, inclusive: ac-
count national encampment u. V. L.
se9-e, sel0-em
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Gehle Wins a wrestling Match.

Piqua, Ohio, Sept 9.--The wrestling
match between Frank Gehle, of Piqua, and
Martin Muldoon, of Warren, Ohio, brother
of William Muldoon, occurred at Midway
Fark, three and half miles south of here,
last night. Mnldoon weighed II . pounds
and Gehle 16o. DR.. Prince, of Piqua, was
referee. The audience numbered 400.
Mudoon won the first bout and Gehle the
second ana third. The match was for $50
and gate receipts,
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THE L. & X. ROUTE,
For Athletic Goods,
Alt "Ninth."
the spectacle presented by the Spanish ma
tional sport, and vowed that he wouhl never
witness another bulIfight.
A Cure for Billions coI,c.

Resource, Screven county. CAL have
been subject to attacks OF bilious collie
for several years. Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy is the
only sure relief. It acts like q charm.
One dose OF 1t gives relief when all other
remedies fau.-G. d. Sharp For sale by
Henry Evans, Wholesale and Retail Drug
gist, SO 8 F street, and Connecticut avenue
and street northwest, and 1423 Mary
land avenue nortbeast.
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General ]. Parke Postles, of Whining
ton, Del, says he bad a bad case Of
catarrh. The Nasal passage was entirely
closed, so that he talked through his
nose for 10 years. The doctors and all
the catarrh cures failed to relieve him.
Finally his physician advised the use Of
Brazilian Balm, which soon opened the
Nasal passage, and made a completes
cure. He says undoubtedly Brazilian
Balm is the greatest medicine ever dis.
covered"
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SIXTH BY 1 SMALL MARGIN
Senator's Move Into the First
Division by Winning Twice.
INDIANS WERE THE VICTIMS
Tcheau Put Out of the First Game
by Umpire CarpeDter-Two Cieve-
laed Players InJured-The SAME
Teams Play Again at National
Park This Afternoon.

BY reason OF winning the two games yes
:erday from Cleveland at National Park
Washington left the teams composing what
might be termed the League pastry and
landed among the upper ten of baseball
society. being at tue present time higher VI
than any team representing the Capital
City was ever known TO be at this season
of the year.
All clubs seem to look alike to the States
rren. and IL is rather unfortunate that the
Orioles are not scheduled To happen along
ju~t at present in order that they might
show the bright young men who en,ea
TO esilgkten the Monumental City baseball
public that they are not what they consider
them, the easiest OF easy things"
Tebeau's tribe always manage 20 make
things lively. whether they win or lose,
and yesterday was no exception. Umpire
Carpenter, who has usually acted as as
sis; ant 10 such men as Enislie and Lynch,
was allowed To go it alone, and the bench
ing OF Oliver Patruchio by the indicator
handler In the first game shows that he
has learned q thing or two in regard 10
the prerogatives OF an umpire when proper
respect is not shown him. O'Connor
ard CLslds were disabled in the first con-
test and had TO retire, which weakened
The Indians considerably, but they nearly
scared tie life out of everybody in the
eighth by tying the score. The home team
was equal 10 the occasion, however, and
scored a run in tie ninth, while the Te-
,-aauites drew blank, Mercer relieving
Swain and striking out two men.
Tie second game went to the Senators on
d forfeit, the scrappy manage r-captain OF
the Forest City club refusing 10 abide by a
decision OF the umpire IN the fifth inning
He ordered Mexican away from the plate
ard took has team from the field. Whether
Patsy was right OF not in his contention
10 regard to the play, he was decidedly
foolish 10 leave the field, and thus make
his club liable 20 a fine. il was almost a
cinoh Il at Washington would have won
anyhow, as they were four runs in the lead,
and the yearling Senator who was on the
rubber as doing good work, notwit.Istand-
ing the ''parlur Language poured Into his
ears from the coaching line by the willy
Tebcau.
Tie Statesmen and Indians have another
session this afternoon, aud as the Capital
City boys Lave only an insecure hold on
sixth place, they viii make great effort
10 strengthen their position by defeating
the Redskins again today.
Yesterdays score z. II. E.
Washington =. 90 4 I o101-S 8
Cleveland =. ...@o1o2I 0o3o-7 o
Batteries swain, Mercer, and Mctiuire.
Wilson and thinner. Empire CARPENTER.
Second game r. II. z.
Washington ........2 004x-6 3
Cleveland . ......0O 20-2 8
Batteries Bresnahan and Farrell; Young
ana ZimIher Umpire
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COMPARISON OF PITCHERS.
Joe Corbett's Work Likely to Eclipse
All Recent Records.

rbett is likely to beat all the pitching
records of recent years il he Continues as
he has been doing. He now leads all the
pitchers in percentage of victories. The
following is the record up TO the close OF
last week Of some Of the leading pitchers.
Corbett has won still another game since
then and his percentage is row 81.
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Here are sorneinteresting comparisons OF
various kinds O. pitchers:
wooDFoRD SAW A BULL FIGHT.
Not Edited. However, and One Per-
formauce Suffices.

Madrid, Sept. ga dispatch to the lin
jparcial frcuE San Sebastian "a US that Gen.
woodford, the American minister, was pre-
vailed upon last Sunday to witness a buIi-
fight, though he had at first declined TO
attend, owing to the fact that Stanton
Sickles, secretary OF the legation. was in
mourning for one OF the members Of his
family. After the performance Gen. Wood
ford confessed that he was not pleased with
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Another

Big invoice of those pop
ular Derbys which went so quickly
last week. They are the peer OF
any S. Hat in town. but like the
last lot the price is only $500.
All standard blocks and newest
colors. All sizes.
Our furnishing goods man is
very enthusiastic over the new
Neckwear. Says you save 25c
every time you buy one of our soc
Ties-for everybody else in town
sells the same grade for 7sc.
ROBINSON & CHERRY CO.,
18th and f SITS. n. w.
Clothes. Furnishings. Hats shoes.
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GAMES TODAY.

Cleveland at Washington.
Louisville at Baltimore.
st. Louis mt Boston.
Cincinnati ut Brooklyn.
Pittshurg at New York.
Chicago at Philadelphia.
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STATS to Columbus, o., and $I2.7
Return Via Pennsylvania
RAilroad

Account National Encampment, Union
Veteran Legion, tick cts will he sold Sep
tember IS TO "a, good to return to 9th,
At nate Of one fare for round trip.
secs2Vsiz 40, II Il Sfn ~, 1 ;lo,io ,I7;ISe
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The Only Through Trains

To Atlantic City are run by the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad. Delaware River Bridge
route. Great excursion next Saturday
and Sunday. $500 round trip. seq st
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$500 TO Philadelphia and Return
via Pennsylvania Railroad, hest equipped
railroad in America. Special excursion
next sunday. se9-3t
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To Cure a Cold IN One nav

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. An
druggists refund the money IL it fails to
cure. 26c. ee2-u
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500 washington to Baltimore
ana return, next Sunday, via Pennsylvania
Railroad. Tickets good on all trains.
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Silk Remnants.

A large class OF ladies shopping at our
establishment always look forward To our
treat.
Many handsome skirt patterns-waistss
and pretty trimmings are bought from
these ends.
We offer tomorrow an elegant assOrt-
ment OF these silk pieces, ranging in
length from 1 to . yards The prices
average from ............15 sc. TO 4So7
Less than half their wnrth
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ARREST OF A MALE MEDIUM
DR.. Mathews Taken Into Gus
tody Upon a Warrant.
YOUNG ARNOLD'S COMPLAINT

The Youth Lost His Best Girls Az
fectiops and Consulted the Spirit
UaIist ia the Hope of Again Get
ting Possession of Her Heart-Me-
dun Released in $500 Bonds.
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The Busy Corner.
9Th and Market Space.
.S.kANN,SONS&CO
Our ID Grand Re-
building Sale.
TOMORROW
Our Regular Remnant Day

And it's good one. Everything adver.
Used are new fail arrivals. and "A little
below the regular prices, in order to intro
duce this immense assortment to our trade.
10, 900 yards OF the finest Prints, in all
the latest cotton novelties, also mourning
styles, silver grays and plain black,
regular dress and Interpretations. sc I'd.
5000 yards OF pretty FianneIettes,
representing all the latest effects in
fersian and Roman stripe styles, no mat
Ter now bright the cOl0rs may be We
guarantee them absolutely FAST. R18c yd.
100 yards of striped and check Outing
flanEeis; better than the teazIe down
orand and much prettier styles -87se- I'D
l,ooV yards Crow brand fast -bIac
sateens; suitable for dresses, skirts
oo e.ooS .-.--..---..--.-.---S& C. yd.
BED Iicking Remnants, good enough
10 put Feathers In .--...........R4c. yd.
Featber-proof Ticking, In new stripes:
none better for zoe a yard IL bought
from the piece ..............I2 &c I'D.
Fair quality of Cnbleacbed canton
Flannel Remnants .........21c yd
Extra heavy Cnbleached Canton Flannel
Remnants. in length from 2 TO U yards;
regular IL l-2c. grade. yd.
TODD white shaker Flannel, and double
face brown and gray Outing for ladies'
or cbildren's underskiTts anc yd.
Extra heavy white Shaker, wOoLfIn-
ished surface; excellent width. ..11c. yd.
Fine quality, yard-wide unDIeached
Muslin in good length pieces &c. yd.
Cnbieacbed Muslin; same as we offered
last week; limited quantity TO each
customer e. .--.-....--.1te C. yd-
Fancy doubIe-widtb Dress-goOd Rem
nants; all sorts OF neat styles for
Shbiureh s........... $500. "a C. vi.
Atwood Csc. and soc. quality ofnew
double-width Dress Goods .....-15c. yd.
Altbese Oregoneite are mill remnants
and are on salem our Remnant Departments
Sd floor new building.
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Lining Remnants.

The balance OF plain and silk finished
lining Lawns, in all coIors at....1 &c
Silk-finished Percalines and extra fine
siiesia Remnants, i'm black and cOIors.
Speciai price -...---.--....--.....-6 G.
Remnants of Leno, white, black, and
colored Remnants Of Wiggan Remnants
or Canvas and Remnants OF Cam
cttS y q.
First floor, new building.
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$2.0O tO PhiIadeIphia and Ret I'm
via Pennsylvania Railroad. the Ieadin rail-
road of the country finest trains. Special
excursion next Sunday. se9-3t
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PUGILISTIC POINTERS.

Herman Miller defeated Samuel Kelly
IN four minutes lastnfght at the Empire TIL
letic Club. Baltimore.
Charley johnson and James O'Leary, OF
Cincinnati, box twenty rounds tonight at
Wheeling, w. Va, before the Metropolitan
Athletic Club of that city.
Last evening Kid Mccoy and Dan Creedon
signed ar.iel drawn up by Sam Austin, OF
New York, calling for a fight. Each posted
81 900 with AL Smith, t. be forfeited if
either man refuses to accept the largest
purse offered within five weeks. The ar
ticles are So dra wn that they call for no
particular number of rounds, and the fight
may bc a finisii ur limited round contest
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S1.OO TO Baltimore and Return via
Il. & o.
For all trains Sunday, September IL.
SCI 6t-em
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$500 to Philadelphia and RetBrn
via Pennsylvania Railroad, the most pop
ular route Special excursion next Sun
Gay. se9-3t
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GAMES ELSEWHERE.

At Philadelphia r. II. T..
Chica 60 81. Il 90 90 2003-6 IL 4
Philadelphia .. q Oolo11-5 2
Batteries-Friend and Kittridge; Ortiz
and Mcfarland. Umpire Mcdonald.
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PARKER, BRIDGET g. co.
FIRE AWAY!

Ask us questions about
our grand spic, span new
stock o fall sporting goods
You can ask for anything
within reason t h a t we
haven't stocked up with.
Come a-looking-you dent
have to buy. But if you
should, you'll find the prices
right. Money back if you
want it.
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At Baltimore r. II. E.
Baltimore =. - 2000ox-5 /
Louisville :. ....00010 100000 1
Batteries Sops and Robinson; Waddeil
and ScGrecon cost. Umpire Kelly
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AT Boston K II. Z
Boston ....4O2 164O0 x-1717 o
st. Louis ........3 o ] o 1000 513 8
Batteries Klobedanz, Hic kman, and
Bergen; Hart and Douglass. Umpire =
Hurst.
The Bourbon news., 1897-12-24
FIFTY-FIFTH CONGRESS-.
First Regular Session.

WASHINGTON, Dec 1S-SENATE-A spirited
debate was precipitated in the S nate Friday
by submission by Mr.. Platt. OF Connecticut OF
the report of the special joint committee or the
senate and house of representatives appointed
to investigate the use of alcohol ii the arts
1t developed that wide divergence of Opln-
ion exists among senators as to the prac-
ticabilty, from the point OF view OF
government revenue. of reducing the present
tax upon alcohol used in the arts. Bills pro-
Viding for the erection of public building at
Tacoma, Wash, and appropriating S250,O00 for
that purpose and providing an American
register for the steamer Jacksonville, were
passed One of the pension bills passed grant
ed a pension Of $50 month to CaSSuiS NJ Clay.
ST., OF Kentucky. major general in the United
States army during the war of the rebellion.
HOUSE-The house completed the cOnSidera-
tiOn of the legislative, executive and judicial
appropriation bill, excepting q paragraph re-
lating to the civil service. BY agreement the
debate on this latter paragraph will go over
until after the holidays. Two amendments of
some importance were adopted. The bill as
reported abolished the assay Office at Dead
wood. S. D., and the mints at Carson City, New,
and New Orleans, La. Friday the representa-
tiveS from the two former states made
vigorous and unsuccessful fight to continue
the appropriations for DeadwoOd and Carson
City. The appropriation committee was beat
en- in each instance. The house refused to ac-
CepG JIlC SeudJS dHleHUHleQE 10 J16 OIL IOr Jne
relief OF the miners in the Upper Yukon and it
was sent to conference.
WASHINGTON. Dec. 20.-SENATE-Saturd
open session of the senate was brief, the time
being consumed in the introduction of bills and
resolutions several of the latter calling for in
formation from various departments being
passed. One of the resolutions agreed
to increase from $4,000 to S62,5 800, the
amount to be expended by the
government on the buildings at the Trans
Mississippi International exposition. TO be
held in Omaha, and reduced by So, 800 the sum
TO be expended upon the government S display.
During the executive session the senate re-
ceived and adopted the conference report on
the bill providing for the extension of the relief
of miners in the Yukon country. Adjourned
until after the holidays.
HoUSE-The conference report to the emer-
gency relief measure for the Klondike country
was presented and agreed to. 1t compromises
the amount of the relief fund at S200, 900, pro-
videS for securing the consent of Canada to eX-
tending the relief to the Canadian side, and
authorizes the use of the army to carry out the
relief measures. 1t also provides that the sup
plies must be purchased instead of being do
mated. Adjourned until January B.
The Bourbon news., 1897-12-24
CANADIAN GOVERNMENT
Awarded $464, 900 for the Seizure of Can.
adian Sealing Vessels by This Govern
ment.

Awarded $464, 900 for the Seizure of Can.
adian Sealing Vessels by This Govern
ment.
OTTAWA, Ont, Dec. 23.-The Canadian
government received Wednesday night
a communication from the arbitratOrs
appointed to deal with the claims of
Bering sea sealers against the United
States government for losses caused by
the seizure of their vessels, su bmitting
the award. The arbitrators were
Judge King, of the supreme court of
Canada, and Judge Putnam, of the
United States.
The award is S464, 900, with two re-
served cases, that of the BLACK Dia-
mond," =" for S., 900. and the Ada" for
$1,000
1t will be remembered that in 1894
the United States government offered
$4O0, 900 and that Canada claimed $780,
600. Afterwards a compromise was
reached and the amount placed it at
$3.50, 900, but congress refused to vote
that sum. The present award is virtu-
ally what Canada formerly agreed to
accept, with interest.
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UNCLE SAM
MAY Have Voice in the Matter or the
Partition OF China.

VIENNA. Dec. 2S.-The DeutSche Zels-
ung saws: The United States, from lbS
geographical position has greater in
terest in the opening up of China than
all European powers together, can not
possibly consent to its partition or to
division into spheres OF influence
without having a voice in the matter.
1t would be a great mistake to under
estimate the strength of the United
States; and a partition of China would
be impossible without Americas ap-
proval and participation.
1.-The European powers will do well
to give timely attention to the just as
pirations and interests of the United
States"
LONDON. Dec. 23.-Some of the Rus
sian papers are ironical at Germany S
expense. The Bourse Gazette, OF
Odessa. hints that by the time Prince
Henry and the German squadron reach
China they may find Tsung Ii Iamen
has prepared an unexpected reception
for intrusive guests.
The Mirovige Otgoloski reminds Em-
peror William of Napoleon the Thirds
attempt to plant his power in Mexico.
PEKIN, Dec. 23.-The Chinese govern
ment has granted Russia permission to
winter a squadron at Port Arthur.
Great Britain demands quid pro quo,
if concessions have been made to other
powers. 1t has been suggested that
the japanese and British occupy Wei
Hai-Wei jointly.
The situation at Kaio Chou bay is
unchanged. Germany remains un'
yielding and the Chinese counsels are
divided as to whether it should be
peace or war with Germany. China
regards Russia as her only friend and
is asking her advice alone. British
influence is nil, having suffered great
ly through the failure of the loan
negotiations. China is now negotiat-
ing a loan from Russia. The latter de-
mands the dismissal of the British
railroad engineers in North China, and
it is probable that it will be granted.
The German drill instructors will be
dismissed at the expiration of their
contracts, and will be replaced by Rus
slams. Russian officers have already
been appointed to drill the armies OF
North China.
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Pool Room Raided.

CLEVELAND, O., Dec. 21.-The police
made raid Monday on a horse race
pool room, which the managers claim
was merely a branch of the Central
Telegraph Co., of Allegheny, Pa They
have avoided the law for a time by al
leging that no bets were made in
Cleveland, but were telegraphed to
Allegheny. police detective discov-
cred that the wires supposed to con-
nect with Allegheny went only as far
as the second story of the building and
'he raid followed. The managers saw
here are branches of the same con-
:ern in several large cities.
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Priee of Window Glass to Re,Adranc,
Earthquakes in Asia Minor.

CONsTANTINoPLE, Dec. 23.-A number
OF earthquakes, increasing in nintensity,
have occurred around SMYRNA, Asia
Minor. Considerable damage has been
done and some persons have been kill
ed and many injured. SMYRNA, which
has suffered repeated vicissitudes. es-
pecially from destructive earthquakes,
is the capital of the Vilayet of Alden.
on a plain at the head of the gulf of
SMYRNA and partly upon the declivitv
of Mount Pagus. For centuries it has
been the most important center of
trade in the Levant At the last census
It had population of nearly 10000.
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SEISMIC ACTIVITY
On the Western Coast of Mexico-Pro-
Ionged Subterranean Roaring.

On the Western Coast of Mexico-Pro-
Ionged subterranean Roaring.
CITY OF MEXICO, Dec. 23.-The Ma
tional meteorological observatory re-
ports Wednesday much seismic activ-
ity on the western coast where there
were earthquakes Wednesday morning (
at Salina Cruz, the Pacific terminus of
the Tehuantepec railway at Tehuante-
pee, Jiltepec, Juchitlan and the City
of OaXaca, where there was a
prolonged subterranean roaring,
causing some CONSERVATION The
movement was both horizontal and
vertical. Scientific men regard the
very frequently reported phenomena
with much interest and the belief is
expressed among them that either
coast going on but not accurately yet
determined. There has been seismic
activity in all that region for two
years, it even being noticed at sea by
fishermen along the coast of the state
of OaXaca in the Pacific ocean.
The government has detailed engi-
neers to study the matter. Fortunate
ly there has been no loss of life owing
to the precautions taken by the inhabi-
tants. The regions affected are remote
from this city and the reports come in
slowly in confirmation and amplifica-
tion of the telegraph information. The
Bryan party were in the city of Puebla
Wednesday night, where the American
citizens welcomed them. There is a
continued demand for government
five per cent silver bonds by European
bankers
The Bourbon news., 1897-12-24
THE SURVIVORS

OF the Steamer Cleveland Wreck Arrive
at Victoria, B. C.-Most of Them, AL
though Not Seriously Ill, Need Medical
Attention.
VICTORIA, B. c., Dec. 23-The gov
ernment steamer Quadra arrived We'd
nesday evening with the survivors of
the steamer Cleveland, most of whom,
although not seriously i'll, required
medical treatment. Captain Wall
bran, of the Quadra has but little
hope of the second officers boat and
its nine occupants. He cruised as far
north as Hesquit and could find
nothing of them. If the are still
alive they will be found by the
Willispa, which has gone still
further north. The first oficer's
boat was out five days, being
in sight of land but afraid to attempt
the landing on account of the surf.
. The boat was half full of water at the
time and the mems legs and feet are
badly swollen as a result. The third
officers boat was out but two days and
the men on her have almost fully re-
covered. Capt. Wallbran says there will
OO liz OALlCU1Cy III OodClhS CAAC CACNC-
land. There is a big hole in her
hull, but its full extent can not be
learned until all the cargo is removed.
The Canadians who looted the ship
have been sentenced to terms of from
one to six months. Capt. Hall and
Third Mate Mellen, with MessrS. Met
calf and Tyson, representing the in
surance companies and owners, are
staying by the wreck, and as soon as
the cargo is out the tug Car will at
tamOt tn mill her off