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Omaha daily bee., 1897-04-24
SUES THE MAYOR FOR DAMAGES.
| Superintendent of Mines Charges
FnIse Arrest and Assault.


FnIse Arrest and Assault.
OTTUMWA, Ia, April 23.-(Special Tele-
gram MARK O'Holeran of Keb has begun
suit against J. T. Phillips, mayor of Ot-
tumwa, for $1,000 damages for false arrest,
assault and defamation of character Mr..
Phillips is superintendent of the White
breast Fuel company The miners at Keb
have been on q strike for some time against
a scent cut for mining coal and on Satur-
day a number of colored miners imported
from Illinois were accompanied to the mines
by Mr.. Phillips to, take the places OF the
white men. O'Holeran voted them. Phillips
had him put under the charge of special
deputy by whom he was detained for an
hour. The suit is the result. A delegate
conference OF mirers of southern Iowa held
here today denounced the Whtebreast COM
pany and Superintendent Phillips for i'm
porting the negroes. j. u. Evans, the Avery
operator, has conceded the old price Of 20
cents and his men have gone to work. The
strike is confined now to the Whitebreast
mines, where there Ia much feeling.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-04-24
DON'T STOP
TOBACCO

SUDDENLY. To do so is injurious
to the Nervous System. "BACO-
euro" is recognized by the medI-
cal profession as the Scientific Cure
for the Tobacco Habit. 1t is Vege-
table and Harmless. "BACO-
euro" cures while you use tobac-
co; 1t will notify you when to stop.
"BACO. euro" is guaranteed to
cure where all others { Ill, and is
sold with a WRITTEN GUARAN-
TEE to cure i'm any case, no matter
how bad, or money refunded with
ten per cent interest.
One box 500; three boxes guaranteed cure,
$3.50. at all druggists sent direct upon re-
ceipt OF price. Write for free booklet, test-
mopjals and proofs. EUREKA CHEMICAL &
MEG. CO.. LA CROSSE. WIS.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-04-24

New Helmet for, the German Army.
new helmet has been served out, by way
OF experiment, to several regiments OF the
German army. 1t is very light. being made
OF aluminium, and is bronzel In order to
obyiate the drawbacks which might arise
from a bright metal head dress. Germany
has already tried aluminium horseshoes,
buckles and accoutrements, with view
to tightening the weight which the soldier
must carry. For horseshocs II has been
found too soft. but in other respects II has
answered well. There is one drawback
which has not been foreseen. namely, that
when exposed TO the influence OF the sun
aluminium will store up heat to a remark
able degree, eventually becoming so hot as
to blister the skin. Whether bronzlng will
obviate this defect remaius TO be seen, but
the German experiment is one which is
well worth the attention OF all military men.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-04-24
SCIENTIFIC BURGLARY,
Electricity ms II Means of Safe Brcnk-
Ing and ns a Protector

e
Ing md ns a PROTECTOR.
The progress of electrical science has added
greatly to the equipment of the up-to-date
burglar, who must know all about currents
arcs and resistance If he would be an expert
and do his "burgling" in a scientific end
of-the-century way. The artist" who has
heretofore violated the moral and legal code
and distracted the bankers bonds and hard
cash from the safe with the aid Of dyna-
mite, gunpowder or steel drill, now belongs
to the period in which burglary was far
from being fine art. The twentieth CEN
tury craftsman, as shown in Modern Ma
chinery of Chicago, breaks into a safe or
vault with the aid OF few tools which he
carries In handbag and the electric wires
that furnish the bank with light. Two ends
or current make an arc. and the carbon
cuts through the wall OF steel at the rate of
two inches a minute. This has been demon
strated by tests made by Prof. Monroe
who spent year In the service OF the gov
ernment and has experimental with cleo
tricity for the purpose Of ascertaining the
particular kinds OF receptacles which are
most impervious to burglars. But as the
electric current has enabled the scientific
bank robber to get into a vault with less
difficulty than heretofore, the same mystic
rious force may also prove his updoing. On
the principle of fighting the devil with fire,
the safe manufacturers will so arrange
their burglar-proof receptacles that drilling,
cutting or interference OF any kind with the
vault lining, safe covering or a concealed
alarm box will set bells to ringing and
make such a noise that the policeman
block away will be aroused from the deep
est slumber. The burglar, therefore, will be
hoist by his own petard, or, to be more
exact will reveal the nature OF his felonious
operations by the forces which he had en-
poyed. While, therefore, electricity may
prove the bankers bane by reason of the
advantages which II gives to the cracksman,
1t may also prove the antiiote II the safe is
fitted with the proper appliances.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-04-24
The busiest pInce in Town.
BOSTON STORE

WALL PAPER DEPARTMENT..
Note the following prices and YOU will
see the reason:
10000 rolls white blanks, good patterns
complete combinations at 3hc roll.
Giimmers and gold papers at Arc and sc
a roll.
100000 rolls fine gifts. in the new nat.
terms. perfect combinations, at &c a roll.
beautiful combinations, in gold and glim-
mers. 1Oc and 15c paper, at 6Ac and $40
roil. BOSTON STORE,
Dl,,efs.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-04-24
WAR WOUNDS ARE TROUBLING HIM.


DUBUQUE, Ia, April 23,-(special Tele-
gram,) Henderson, who came
home ten days ago lon business, is again
suffering from his army wounds, and another
amputaton was performed on his leg
"Wednesday. He will be confined to his room
for some weeks.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-04-24
Dnugherty jury Disngrees.

OTTUMWA, Ia, April 23.-(Special Tele-
gram.)-The jury in the famous case against
Elmer DaugheFty OF Abba for wife murder
disagreed. jury disagreed on the first
trial az Abba, and II was taken to Center
vile on a change OF venue. The third trial
has been set for May II at Centeryille,
Omaha daily bee., 1897-04-24
wiz Cnm 3 rittshnrg Mnn.

CEDAR RAPIDS Ia, April 2S.-(special
Telegram.)-At a meeting OF the board OF
trustees OF Coe college today It was unani-
mously decided to extend a call to Rev. John
c. Sharpe OF Pttsburg, Pa. TO the presi-
dency OF Coe college to fill the vacancy
caused by the death OF Rev. James Marshall
last fall. For the past thirteen years Dr.
Sharpe has been manager OF the Shady Side
academy.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-04-24
Scots Enjoy Themselves ut Their RcG-
uInr Annual Function.

Scots Enjoy Themselves ut Their RcG-
uInr Annual Function.
Tho banquet given by the st. Andrews
society at the Grand hotel last night was
one OF the most brilliant of the many SINH
lar events that have occurred under the
auspices of Council Bluffs Scotchmen and
women. The rain intettcred slightly last
night but when the dining room doors were
throng open there were covers laid LOT no
The dining room was tastefully decorated
and Scottish emblems were In evidence
everywhere. Landlord Clark had prepared
an elegant course dinner. and 1t was served
In faultless style. A band of music, sta
toned in the ordinary, rendered popular
Scotch and American airs while the dinner
was being served.
Robertson president Of the society in the
capacity of toastmaster, made happy
speech full of Scotch wit and good humor.
Rev. L. p. Mcdonald responded to the toast
proposed in honor CT st. Andrew, and in q
happy speech, sketched the character of
the societys patron saint Judge Walter
]. Smith responded to the Scotch in Amer
ica." and paid them the high compliments
that come so easily when one Is enjoying
their proverbiaI hospitality. Rev. V. C.
Rocho had a pleasant subject assigned him,
1.-THE Ladies'" and he succeeded In doing it
ample justice.
During the progress of the toasts, Il. T.
Morris of Chicago gave song, Mrs. Don
Macrae, jr., an instrumental solo and Mrs.
Welch solo. Whenever the songs or toasts
appeared to lcse any of the true Scotch
flavor, Harry Wallace Of Omaha brought in
the odor of the heather and the music of the
highlands with his bagpipes. A. the co1-
cluslon Of the banquet there was dancing
until a late hour. The committees having
the banquet in charge were:
Committee on invitations, ]. r. Bell, B.
N. Waller.
Committee on banquet and ball. S. Steven
son, G. w. Hewitt, ]. r. Mcpherson, A. H.
Bell, 70. ]. Gilbert, w. s. Hewetson.
Reception committee, William S. Nc
Micken, Daniel Mckenzie, p j. Montgom-
cry. M. D., A. G. Gilbert, ]. j. Stewart
Judge Walter I, Smith, ]. T. Oliver, Henry
Stevenson, j. p. Greenshields.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-04-24
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
- = - -
MINOR MENTION.

The High School Social club gave its last
series OF dances last evening.
Tho Unity guild people have figured out a
handsome surplus over the expenses OF their
entertainment on Thursday evening.
Miss Maud Matheson and Mr.. John Bennett
were the winners of the cake at the society
cake walk at Dohanys on Thursday night
Atlantic yesterday contributed another
bootlegger, william Underwood, to the NUM-
Der in custody. lie was held to the federal
grand jury.
Miss Ola Cook placed on exhibition at
Raymond Bros. yesterday d rose plate, the
first china painting she has done since her
return from Chicago.
Special meeting BiuT City lodge, No. H.
Ancient Free ana Accepted Masons, tonight
at 1870 sharp. Work In the Entered Appren-
tico degree. BY order of the w. Nj.
Try the new J. G. w. x Co.'S Clear Title
&c cigar. made for smokers who have been
buying lOc cigars. Ask your dealer for It,
At Wholesale by John G. Woodward & Co.
What has the Eagle" done? We have
Inade an art OF the laundry business. we
give the public the best work that pure
water, soap and skill can produce. fZ4
Broadway.
Wantcd-A man with general acquaintance
in Council Dluffs. to canvass for a well
known Omaha establishment. State expert
ence and references. Address + 81, Omaha
Bee, Omaha
All Of the trains on the Rock Island road
were delayed yesterday by the washing out
OF a bridge between this city and Des Moines.
Local trains we're made up In the yards mere
yesterday and through trains went west by
way OF 81. Joseph.
The ladies of st. Johns English Lutheran
church will furnish meals and have an apron
sale all day next Monday, at 3S6 Broadway,
In the fine large building lately occupied by
Durfee's furniture st're, three rooms east
OF Odd Fellows hall
Pursuant to general order, No. II, A. G. O.,
an election for major of the Third regiment
will be held at the armory on Friday, Ap'il
80 All members OF company l.. Third resi-
meut. are hereby ordered to be present. w.
o. Pryor, captain commanding.
c. b. vlavi company, female remedy. Med
ical consultation free "Wednesday. iiealth
hook furnished 32G-327-S2S Merriam block
Omaha daily bee., 1897-04-24
Sues The Wondmen for DnmnRes

DUBUQUE. Ia, April 23.-(Special Tele-
gram)-George Harris has petitioned the
federal court to require the Modern Wood
men OF America to produce their ritual in
court. He was injured during initiation into
local camp and sues the order in general
for damages
Omaha daily bee., 1897-04-24
Question TINT In BOthcring the Head
of the Astute Aldermen


Tho aldermen are in somewhat of a ouan-
dary as to the action TO be taken concern
ing the numerous petitions that have been
presented asking to have Street Supervisor
Morris retained. These petitions took the
usual course OF such documents, and were
received and placed on file They would have
remained there without receiving any fur
ther attention had not the workingmen of
the Sixth ward came in with remonstrance
numerously signed objecting to the election
oil Mr.. Hardin on the ground that he is not
q resident OF the city, The importance of
tiis remonstrance lies in the fact that IL
bears the names of the republican working
men whose votes carried the Sixth ward for
Alderman Shubert and prevented the defeat
OF several other republican candidates at the
March election. The least the council could
do was to refer the whole matter to the
committee OF the whole for consideration at
the special meeting called for Monday even
ing for the purpose. II has been ascertaned
that one republican member is wayering and
another is not very solid, and these two
added TO the three democratic members will
constitute majority OF the council that
might DO willing to vote for the retention
OF Mr. Morris But they are confronted by
another difficulty that Will be hard to sur
mount. Mr. Hardin was regularly elected
and the mere refusal to approve his bond
will not be sufficient to keep him out of
office. II the bond he has presented is
good one he can compel the council to ap-
prove 1t, II necessary, by writ of man
damus. with the approval OF the bond he Is
In active possession OF his office and can
only be ousted in the manner prescribed by
lew. which permits removal only for cause.
In Mr.. Hardin's case there will be no
grounds upon which to base the usual
charges OF malfeasance In office. The only
other avenue open through which he can be
driven from Office is the attack upon his cit
KensAip, Altogether the outlook for happy
solution OF the problem at the meeting on
Monday night is not very promising, con
eiiering the threatened revolt of the Sixth
ward republicans
Omaha daily bee., 1897-04-24
Congressman Menderson Very Im.

DUBUQUE. Ia. April 23.-Congressman
Henderson has been confined to his room
several days past with a recurrence OF his
old trouble In his amputated leg. His con-
dition Is such that his physicians have
ordered absolute rest. bodily and mentally,
for two weeks.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-04-24
How She Was Saved.

New York Journal THE fact that I was
a good musician" said the lady from Johns
town, was the means of saving my life
during the flood in our town few years
ago"
How was that?" asked the young lady
who sang.
when the water struck our house my
husband got on the folding bed and floated
down the stream until he was rescued"
And what did you do2"
"Well l accompanied him upon the
plano"
Omaha daily bee., 1897-04-24

Use Browns Bronchial Troches for Coughs,
Colds and all other Throat Troubles-"Pre-
eminently the best."-Rey. Henry Ward
Beecher.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-04-24

fixtures OF the railway track; (2) that the
defendant purposely and maliciousy disA
placCd such fixtures.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-04-24
Happy Combinations of Art and Durn.
bility Shown by the Council
Bluffs Garnet Co

Bluffs Carpet Co.
Never in the history Of the carpet business
has there been shown such objects of real
beauty In carpets, rugs and mattings as are
now on sale at the store of the Council Bluffs
Carpet company. Every design and fabric
that the best looms OF the world have turned
out to supply the exacting demand for this
season can be found on their floors. Many
of the new patterns are simply exquisite,
and they are as durable as they are lovely.
The Council Bluffs Carpet company has one
OF the largest and finest stores in the west,
and 1t is doing the business because It has
the goods and makes modern prices
WHAT is TO DE DONE WITH HARDIN
Omaha daily bee., 1897-04-24
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BARGAINS IN BEAUTY,

Polished oak sideboards this week $3.50 at
Durfee Furniture Co.. 205 and 207 B'way
Omaha daily bee., 1897-04-24

A big, long, sweet smoke is what you get
when you buy the J. G. w. & Co.'S Clear
Title &c cigar Sold by all frst-class dealers.
At wholesale by John G. Woodward G. Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-04-24

c. y. Vlavi company, female remedy Med
ical consultation free Wednesday. itealth
book furnished. S2G-327-S2S Merriam block
Omaha daily bee., 1897-04-24
ST. ANDREWS SOCIETY BANQUET

N. Y. Plumbing company. Tel. $50.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-19
COFFEE.

New York. October Neutrality-suspicious.
ope, ed steady al decline OF 8 points
showed general weakness following disap-
pointing cables, continued heavy move
ment at Rio and Santos. apathy of spot
buyers and indifference OF outside specu-
lators. closed duh, unchanged to 5 points
lower; sales 5000 bags. including December
s55c.%, Spot dull; No. Z. invoice I. job
bling sai mild quiet: Cordova 1916.
Total warehouse deliveries from the
United States 1886. including apss from
New York; New York stock today s7s, sl3;
Umted States sock $3.50; afioat for the
Visited States 5000; total visible Coz me
United States. si6.5lo. against sts rs lsst
gear and 59i. 6l4 In 1895
santos. October lS--Coffee quiet: good
ce.rts 5000: stock l0SS 600
Hamburg. October l&--Coffee opened u
5,S lower closed i1a% pfg net lower: sales
at NJ decline; sales n, 000
Hio. october lS-<>offee quiet. No ? R.c
NV reas per 10 kilcs; exchange iS-sai; r..
ss ESP 400: elsaEsi tor abe United states
40; Tor Europa 800; stock lsl,Soo
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-19

York and New Orleans today. but were
unchMDged at Houston, though douDtless
iower to sell.
rairch,d & Hobson Of New Orleans ad-
yised y. W. Hunter 4 Co. today: I'VE
still believe II Is better to buy cotton un-
derC cents than TO sell It."
Macy & Pendleton. New York: "Wc
must abandon the cent cotton idea,
though we still think cotton IL selling too
low. because we expect good consumption,
equal 10 or exceeding last year."
Cargili & Richardson. Houston: Europe
does rot yet appear disposed to buy our
cotton. and spfnners are pursuing the
hard-to-mouth policy. buying only enough
for their immediate wants"
A New Orleans firm writes: Summing
up the situation, owing to the bad trade
In Europe and. the extreme apathy ruling
strcng periods"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-19
4 HEAVY Loss IN WHEAT.
The Close Was at . Decline Of ! 3.S
to 1 f.2c.
CORN WAS VERY WEAK AND LOWER.
Heavy Receipts and Large Visible
Increase Did It-ProvisiOns
strong and Higher.

Chicago, October 1S.-Wheat today
| closed Mt I%lf1ts decline. 1t was very
marrow market and the weakness was
not so much due TO any new features of
| the general situation as to the smallness
| Of trade and Selling by the bull clique of
| about 900 bushels long wheat. Corn was
very weak on the heavy receipts and Wis
ible increase. decliiing ssaA. Oats de-
ciined 4. Provisions, on the contrary,
were strong on good short covering and
| closed 7laeil5c higher.
Wheat was rather weak at the opening.
December started at 9lisd9iA, as COM
pared with Saturdays closing price Of
92is. Offerings were 1sot heavy, but there
was an even smaller demand, the result
being a slow decline to 9lA491M The
Liverpool wheat market responded indif-
fercntly to Saturdays advance here. quo
tatlons at the opening showing the mod
est gain of izd per Genital That had a
tendency to make the long bulls cautious
at the opening here, and to correspond
ingly encourage tho bears. The bearish
features were the generous rains In the
West and Northwest and the consequent
Improvement In wheat prospects, liberal
Northwest receipts and the heavy worlds
shipments for tho week. 10000 Mime
apoiis and Duluth received 1909, against
1870 last week and li62 on the correspond
inp dav a voar npo. After the declino IN
80 - -,
'Apa's' ule market laziiy swung around
bn the opposite direction and UP to the
time of the rscoin, Of tho closlnp liver
80, -, .,,,o1 -, ,,.,,. 80, ~ ,ra,,,',,
pooi papies iuieu ."hS S'eauS aV a'ou"u
| 92i.a93ss Tho Chicago receipts were 1871
| cars. against 30 expecte1. and the
op,ount t,,s,,oc,,,t 'l,,,,- ~ storl wa, ,,s Wn
""'o'n' '.npe'''" ou' Va S'0'u ""9 i'''VV'
bushels. The quantity on OCEAN passage
| increased only 400 900 bushels. nottyIth-
a,o,olir a. 49,, ..i,,o,,r ,.r the
''',0""s ."0 he"'S sH'p"S"'S ~ .''0
week. Atlantic port c.e1rances for the
| day were liberal. amounting to the equiv
! a,out or q on o.y, Tho cnnttron,aa ,oar
| $500 W o,-"y''s'' nc N''i' '4'e"'a' ''p''
| Kcts closed nrin, Antwerp showing l2tac
| advance and Paris 10 centlmcs advance.
| Liverpool closed unchanged to NJ lower
| The market had begun to decline about
| the time this came in and the loss OF
the early advance at foreign markets ac-
| ccntuated the weakness. Selling Of long
| wheat gonoraay credited TO the old bull
| CllQNe became quite n feature near the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-19
GALVESTON srocn.

MOVEMENT OF OCEAN VESSELS.
London October 1s.--Arrived Michigan
New York
Gibraltar. October lS-Arrived; Kaiser
Wilhelm H., New York for Naples and
Genoa.
New York. October ls.-Arrived: Aus
tria, Marsei,les; Anchori. Glasgow
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-19

points today. ''''
the market tomorrow. -"
~, sludes OF cheese have an advancing
tehaealcy at primary markets,
EiGin butter advanced another cent to-
uss' making present prices 26SfSlsc.
A novel consignment on the market to-
cay was several crates OF Japan nn,,.,',,-
mons. from BNnham. pe's'"'-
very iHtle game has been on the marke,
nAs iar hut good shipments are exnects
cd In few weeks. eNpeo'-
M, Iners is very little green fruit obtain
ulafld. S"fi"s al" goou ue-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-19


VESSELS IN PORT.
IS Aldworth, Fowler e. Mcvitie.
SIS Alaya, Fowler & Neville.
Ss Atala, quarantine.
IS Accomac, A. Holt.
IS Acme. quarantine.
Is Is BB anv.,'s Wm: parr; .,,,..
SIS Bolivia. Fowler G. Mcvitis.
IS Boxgrove. j. Moller & Co.
IS Britannia, A. Holt.
IS Cromwell. A. Holt.
SIS Darwin, VIM. Parr 6 Co.
SIS Dowgate, Fowler & Mcvitis.
SIS Drumfcll J. Mol.er & Co.
IS Depthford, A. Holt.
81 El Sud. Morgan line.
SIS III Rio. Morgan line.
IS III Sol. Morgan line.
Ss Ethe.hilda, d. Ripley.
s. Florence, W. w Wilson.
S. s. G Gs%si %; W wm w Ps2s.
SIS Golden Cross, j. Mollcr.
SIS Gyller. Flour mills.
SIS LIerinspool, Fowler & Neville.
SIS iighfield.
So Ida, j. Moller & Co.
SIS Jane Kersall. c. r. Orthwein & Co.
SIS Knight Commander W. W. Wilson.
IS I4auenberg. VIM. Parr &c Co.
SIS Ludgate.
SIS Maritime. Fowler & Mcvit,s.
IS Madga, j. Moller e. Co.
SIS Maria, j. Moller e. Co
IS Morgan Morgan line.
SIS Matteawan, Daniel Ripley.
SIS Mt. Siron, d. Ripley.
SIS Maristow.
IS Netherby Hall. A. Hoh.
So Nueces. ]. N Sawyer
IS Pembridge, Daniel Ripley.
SIS Polaria. Fowler & Melville.
SIS Pedro, VIM. Parr
S. Rlbston, w. W. Wilson.
SIS Savan. Fowler & McVitie.
SIS Straits of Menai, VIM. Parr G. Co.
SIS Thoruhill A. Holt.
So Tropea, w. w. Wilson.
SIS Nesia. VIM. Parr.
SIS Wakefield, A. Holt.
SIS Ursula Bright, VIM. Parr & Co.
IS Zodiac. D. Ripley.
Sch James Z. Jordan. Trinidad Asphah
company.
Sch siarke e. o. Flood.
Sch j. NJ. McInnis
sch Carrie 4. Lame. C.. j. McRae.
Sch Ella l.. Davenport, Il. II. Selling, Jr.
Sch Luther L. Garrettson. f.. ii. Selling.
CLEARED FOR GALVESTON.
SIS Antwerp. Antwerp September 10.
So Aeon. Cardiff. September II.
SIS Amyl. Las Pa!mas, September ..
IS Bencroy. Barry, October s.
Sch VIM. IL. Clifford, Baltimore, Sep.
TENDER 20.
SIS Calrncrag, Newcastle. October I.
SIS Capella, Liverpool, October l.
SIS Daybreak, Manchester August n.
IS Drummond. Barry via Buenou Ayres.
fully 30
ss Drumel5!er. Liverpool via Bueno,
Ayres, July IL
SIS FL Norte. New York, October 49,
SIS Georgias M!chalanoz, Marseilles, Sep.
temher 81.
SIS Helvetia Hamburg. October s.
SIS John Bright, Shields. September 7.
SIS kairos, Genoa, October 8.
SIS Kendall. Buenos Ayres. September Is,
SIS Kennett. Shields. October 8.
So Kurdish, Sunderland. October o.
Ss LampaSas, New York. October 49,
S. Lizzie. Cardiff via Santos. August 10
So Leon, Cardiff, October q
So Lindesfarnc, Shields. October 8,
IS MANN, Santos, October II.
SIS Melhrldge, at st. Nazaire, July 10.
81 Miami New York October l6.
So Nanctte. Liverpool July b,
SIS Platea. Port Glasgow, October 0.
SIS Powderham. Jamaica, due SeptembSs
a..
SIS Polynesia, due October -.
Ss Plympton, Pernath. October g.
SIS Royalist. London, July II.
IS Stanton, st. Lucia. September q.
Sch John II. Southsr, Baltimore, Oc
tobrr |,
SIS Transvaal st. Vincent, September q,
SIS Troptham Hall, Shields, October II.
So Tripol. Cardifr, October .
So Tropic. Barry, September 80.
~ INVERSION, Rio Jane.ro. September B.
6s Webster. Shields August g.