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The Portland daily press., 1897-06-24
JAPAN MAY WANT TO FIGHT.
Fact Causes Senate Foreign Relations
Committee To Go Slow on Hawaii.

Washington, June 23.-The Hawaiian
annexation treaty formed the principal
topic of consideration by the Senate COM
mittee on foreign relations at its brief
session today. The treaty and accom-
panying papers were read and referred to
q subcommittee consisting of Senators
Foraker, Davis and Morgan with in
structions to investigate the entire ques-
ton and report to the committee.
The protest from Japan is in such
definite terms and is directed so squarely
at the transaction as to cause the COM
1nittee to feel that the entire matter
should be handled with the utmost cir
cumspection, as the only way in which
the complications of a serious nature
can be avoided. While there is no dispo-
sition on the part of a majority of the
| committee to weaken in it's support of
the treaty there is a general feeling that
the friendly relations which have existed
between Japan and the United States
call for great elaboration and especial
| care in proceeding in the matter. Hence
the appointment of the subcommittee to
consider all the details, the decision to
keep the proceedings of the committee
from the public and the probability that
Uiio COuiLultle6 Inlay uOb Uo dDle 10 report
during the present session of Congress.
With reference to this latter point it
may be stated as extremely probable that
the matter will be held in allegiance by
the subcommittee until Congress con-
venes in regular session next December,
for the double purpose of permitting the
committee to make its Investigation as
thorough as possible and to permit the
Executive to exert its best efforts through
the use of diplomacy to persuade Japan
of the unwisdom of her course. 1t is I'M
derstood in this connection that this delay
is in accordance with the wishes of the
administration as intimated 20 MEM
bers of the Senate.
The opinion was expressed in the COM
mittee that document of the character
of that filed by Japan would, if presented
by a nation more nearly equal OF the
United States, lead to very serious diff
culties, but there is a general desire to
extend unusual consideration towards
the Asiatic state not only because of the
uniformly friendly relations existing be-
tween that country and this, but also
because it is felt that Japan's success IN
her war with China may have had the
effect of arousing a spirit of combative
ness which is not warranted in the opin-
ion of the members of the committee by
her relative size and Importance with ths
United States.
The Portland daily press., 1897-06-24

Earned runs, Yale, t. Two base hits,
Haughton, Letton, Greenaway. Sacri-
flee hits, Burgess. Stolen bases. Burgess
Rand, Keator, Dean. First base on balls,
by Paine, Camp, Wallace; by Hecker,
Rand, Chandler, Paine; by Pincke, Bur
CESS. Passed balls, Goodwin. Wild
pitches, Fincke. Struck out, by Paine,
Keator, Hazen, Letton, F'incke 3, Camp
Goodwin g. Hecker; by Fincke, Haugh-
ton, Scannell. Double plays, Paine and
Haughton. Umpire, Murray. Time,
1.55. Attendance, 1000.
Portland Irons Beaten.
Bath, June 23.-The Portland Irons
were defeated by the Baths today by a
score of 20 to Z. The score:
Bath, 0 6 2 2 Z x-22
Portland, 0 o 0 1 0 3
Base hits-Bath, 10; Irons, IL. Errors
Bath, IL; Irons, IL. Batteries-Kerwin
and Bal ton; Bimson and Libby.
New England League.
At Observation-Disclosures, %; New.
port, 9.
At Fall River-Fall River, 10; New
Bedford, 6.
At Brockton, Is, Taunton,
10.
The Portland daily press., 1897-06-24

The statue of Bacchante has been for
mally accepted by the board of trustees of
the New York Metropolitan museum of
art.
The Portland daily press., 1897-06-24

James 7. Kilbreth, collector of the port
of New York, died last night at South
ampton, Ii. l. He has been i'll for some
time past with pneumonia.
The Portland daily press., 1897-06-24
Portland Players Make a Farce Of
tile Game.
BEASIE McQUIRK TRIES HIS HAND
AT PITCHING.
Is Batted Out of Box and Roussey Goes In
Lewiston Badly Defeated by Bangor
Harvard Defeats Yale to 4.-Boston


Belfast, June 23.-The ball game today
was farce, the home team scoring at
will, while the Portlands played as If
demoralized. Engel started to pitch for
the visitors, but was wild, and gave way
to McGuirk. The latter was, however,
batted out of the box after two more in
inngs, and Roussey finished the game.
The score:
RFTEA
The Portland daily press., 1897-06-24
A Reply to Japan.

Washington, June 23.-The State De.
partment has practically completed its re-
Div to the japanese protest against the
Hawaiian annexation treaty, but has not
vet delivered it. The reply is understood
to be dignitied in tone, strong legal de-
any sense abating our claims, still does
not disdain to support them by much
citation of presidents and international
law.
The Portland daily press., 1897-06-24
LEWISTON EASILY oUTPLAyED.

LEWISTON EASILY OUTPLAYED.
Missed the Golden Opportunity to Lead
the League.
Bangor, June 23.-Bangors easily out
played Lewiston today both at the bat
and in the field. The game was rather to
one sided to be interesting. Four Lewis
ton runs are directly traceable to tumble
by Meagher. The score:
ANGOP
The Portland daily press., 1897-06-24

Earned runs-Belfast, IS; Portland, 8.
Two base hits-Hill 2, Wells, Webster,
Donahue. Three base hits-Roussey
Home run-Hill, Mcbride. Double plays
-McDermott and Donahue. Base on balls
BY Engel 3; by McGuirk, Q: by Rous-
sey, Z; by Wells, 4. Hit by pitched ball
By Wells 2; by Portland pitchers s.
Struck out-By Wells, s; by Portland
pitchers, 2. Wild pitches-By Portland
pitchers, g.. Umpire-Carpenter.. Time
q hours, 80 minutes.
The Portland daily press., 1897-06-24
Baseball Notes.

Congress Square Hotel nine played a
tie game with West End Hotel team, but
the West Ends refused to play an extra
inning and the game was forfeited to the
Congress Square Hotel by score of 8 to
TO-.
President Woodbury. has secured from
the Boston club the services of George
Mahoney, the well known Georgetown
college pitcher, who was recently signed
by Manager Selee. Mahoney is believed to
be one of the coming pitchers of the
country and it is a great stroke of enter
prise on the part of Mr.. Woodbury. in
securing him for Portland
The exhibition given by Portland at
Belfast yesterday is not likely to help the
Maine league. Beasie McGuirk figuring
as pitcher must have been very funny.
The Portland daily press., 1897-06-24

Immense Crowds Viewed the Illumina-
tions Last Evening-The Heat Intense
and Many Fainted-Mr. GRAMS Covent
Garden Triumph.
The Portland daily press., 1897-06-24

new land was of the kind for which all
explorers were looking. ri
PROF. SEWALL'S PAPER
The concluding paper was onq the
"Value and significance of the discoveries
of Cabot, and was presented by Prof.
John S. Sewall of Bangor, who said that
Cabot builded better than he knew. His
dream was India, the land of spices and
gems, the Ell Dorado of the western seas.
He found instead an infinite wilderness.
1t was bitter disappointment and had
the young mariner not been well endowed
with sterling qualities and prompted by
the adyenturesome spirit of his profession
he would have abandoned such fruitless
undertaking. The secret, however. was
out and Europe knew of the great con-
tinent of the New World. Suppose it had
been possible for Cabot to have discovered
the western route to India. Think what
a sordid campaign for gain would have
resulted. Poor Spain furnishes an illus.
tration., But it was not to be. Cabot laid
at Europes feet an unused continent and
Europe was confronted with the problem
of what to do with it,
| And thanks should be given that
America was not settled by Europeans
after the discovery by the Norsemen
Europe was then only emerging from
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-08
VESSELS Round IN.

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-08
PUGET SOUND SHIPPING.

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-08

-~-~s-s--7a-+fs-H s=aa7~=@=e--=-=
sTa YORK MARKETS
The stock Exchange.


NEW YORK. &ox 6-TheEe Wa some
nat0ral tendency toward recovery tn
prices AZ The opening today in view % Ira
heavy aua rather excessive declines ~
yesterday ana - tine covering movement
IN progress 1T ths c3oae 81 TIE market yea
fer1ag. There had aeen recovery ta
prices u Ans rie8aE 9u tae E.2u9eB eN-
change before f4e osaaf& here. 4na auen~
Ing ghefe showed declines - tHe NeW
York party aat t1e level was sharply
above she Sew 1aTs 8eVti by tae t{fna tee
market opeas4 here. I1ss encouraged
purchases hHra aH3 number eg stocks
opened aVaT s NoAHt ksgaer than sags HsEat
TEE fse9#sa market FAR American sa8F=s
zas grown 50 HafrDNs ana fhe floating
saupiy q ktoelSs gaeve IS - RmaH. thst
prices aTH easily satsFet 20 n3am4F 83aatteu
for effect 9m the opening mere There
seemed grefn& faf Ffon taat 8ns
mornings FIsa ga le-aa Ea& a4a ~ s0n9e
Eurh effort frus ttgis ssfe. A. afi events
tbe rise wa.ee was aaa stimulated here
led 70 a@8ck tNz8 . fsTa1fA and - some
further N1 yen - Af@ kf8s ear
FRgns STaHee lsw ta*s @bEhEs &eE&L
Tns decrease ku Ffrpss2 reserves snomn
~ fhe aaak sfatefHsent. probably induced
s8gae sesftnR lhaaaa tHe change was Qua
5n greater aart - tne heavy increase In
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-08
Vi ARINE NEW =.

PORT TOWNSEND. Nov ARRIVED
Tr sh Fovledals, from Hiogo. 10 load
wheat az Tacoma for Europe: sh Jabez
HoweS. from san Diego. 20 load coal ar
Naaaimo fer San Francisco: Ger sh Met
pomene from San Francisco 70 load wheat
at Tacoma fr Europe. Sailed-Chii sh
Republic. lumber from Whatcom for Port
Prize bk Rufus f Wood. coal from Ma
naino for san Francisco. Br sh Eskasoni.
wheat from Tacoma for Europe. Six h. p
Cheney. coal from Tacoma for San Fran
cisco. schr Maggie G.. Russ lumber from
Port Gamble for San Pedro: schr r. w.
Bartlett. lumber from Elakeley for San
Francisco.
PORT TOWNSEND. Nov. ARRIVED
Br sh Lonsdale. az Royal Reads: her sal
rnon charter is Cancelled. AMI she viii ioaf
wheat at Seattle. schr William +. Nitze-
man. with a cargo OF powder for forttflca-
"a f. In Straits
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-08

Special Dispatch 10 the Post Intelligence.
TATo0SH. Nov. - >. m--Baroneter.
u: cloudy; wind SOUTH tEo miles. 0at-
ward. steamer George W. Elder. al $40 a.
M. ship ksk4sonl. IN tow OF Sea LIan. az
as =. IA Inward. tug Wanaerer, al II is
a. n. Outside. boand in. tao square rig
gers and tug Car. In the Straits. bound
out two barks
CLAI.T.AM BAY New. - ?. u.-Part-
Is cloudy. light east wind. Sailed. bark
T. T.. Cheney. AZ $50 a. IN: bark Men
mock. az IQ.a9 a. m. In the Straits, beating
up. two sh8ps and a schooner.
PORT ANGELES. Nov. - p. m.-Ba-
rometeT. 98-Iss partly cloudy. wind east.
three miles
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Information for Mariners.

The branch photographic sfflce customs
house. Port Townsend, viii furnish ca az
pl3ca1lon- free q eaarga, fun lptorrr1a Ton
REGARDING the following notices 70 mar
Africa. east coast. Bazaruto island. light
temporarily discontinued.
Australia Torres strait. Normandy
sound sunksn rock of northeastern point
OF Friday island.
Aas,rc -Hangary. gulf OF Quarnero. Lus-
sInnscc0l0. alteration in lights.
Bay OF Bengal. gulf o. MARKHAM. de-
creased depths in southern approach 10
RAngoou river.
CANA sea southern portion. Aida shasl
eastward Of TamDelan Islands
China sea To1gkiug gulf h9a Ba Iacat
ward.
n0rl. Lioyd's signal station established.
England west coast. Irish channel Isle
of Man. Calf OF Man Lloyd's signal sta
ton permanently established
Esrrata Notices 10 Mariners. Nc. = lsas9
and Nc & lasaa. 81 1897.
France. n5rth coast, port 4 Eraui. light
on jegty under construction
France west coast BTRsE approach, IN
sucre szfsf IL search for reported danger be-
tween Ia Parguefte and Is Eandree.
Ireland west coast 8erehAVen. Castle
town narbor. sanken wreck IL west en-
Maasra<car. west coast. reported shoals
North Pacific ocean. of coast az Lever
California chart ot Guadalupe island.
permanent ligat exhibited on Coyregidor
island
scotland. east coass Peterhead. Norm
haraor and Pert Henry closed % naviga-
ton
South Carolina. Charleston approach.
UgA tvessal 70 be replaced By Relief light
veaaef
seath Carolina shCal seUtheastward nf
HHrtIng Fs5ana lighthouse.
S9ash Pacific oceau. Tonga or Friendly
Islands reaerted reefs eastward % No
rnka Islands
S-rsasra northeast ccast. Deli river,
amen fse-s POSITION e fsEh vessel ana aysovs
sweden sclta coast, TreI1ea1rg new
IiEat exhibited.
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sTER FRONT NOTES.

Steamer City - Topeka IS exnected %
arrive from Alaska tossy or Tues7gy.
Stea r.er FaraIaa. 8ua frorn Alaska. vas
expected yesterday hEt d3 rst arrive
Steamer RosaSts. fresa srara he ever
NauEsnx sha has lately undergone WI
san for Alaskan ports %gvs-uber "a
Steam esther WftSaErFf-@ vrfa s4W thtS
morning for san Franc rssh 4 h3E
sarese. saefuatng 4s tors = eosl So
wiIl cal AZ Anaeoress ard other dgwa
@.sewz saN~rz
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CHARGES ARE DISMISSED.
Department Holds the Cammixxiemer
nf @kaguny auiIifess-

Special Dispatch to the Post-snsslsEwsncsr.
PORT TOWNSEND. Nov. News his
been received here that the department
has decided 10 dismiss the charxsa against
United StateH Commissioner John I'll
Saith. q Dyea and skagsa4. A s,lsctal
attorney was sent there to lock instt the
matter, and after a thorough Invesslxa-
ton IF the facts and surrounding cirrusn-
stances he has reported II Il lsarnnd.
against pressing the matter furthes IL
was found that Smith had collected illegal
fees az commissioner, and thar the npnsy
paid him for recording skaxuay tn~h lot
location notices WAS as fees for town re-
cordimg clerk instead OF United States
commissioner.
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Sea- -. 80 go .ss-a. a. zet. -.
n -. S1s.s-A@s - - SS-s 9.
a-v 49, - ,... 49, - als. -
Sic n,y.s@rs9 - =. - 49, ~ rrssss
Flour. &c. gB5bhlng5-Paten. Excellent.
A1s; Novelty A, Ss.s9. California brands.
Sa5. COLD nron ssss. Tee xs5a, h&ie H
wfe4t, per Dol 81 50. per CRt. sA7s444. era-
ham, per hhl As9 gr a. Is sacks s. sA per
CIV. rye 3uaF rer hhI use or 9a-EA sacks
a2ssa per ext. rye neal per bhl. 81. q.
per ewt. s. ~: rolled cats. pr Dbl, Ssg3s q.
homtny, per cwf. SIS. cracked wneas, per
cwt N@s: aakes3 wheat &c Der ease.
whole wheat -four. per ewT. SIS. pearl
barley. As~lo SACKS. e; l-le boxes s.sc'
S9it peas per l4s'-l8 sack, 4cs -a-l2 aeArs.
4see. corn meal yellow. Is. $50: slz 81 IS
H.lts A9s, sAsg. -. sA-sas TAXED Aoalh5s
49,, - A%ss S---a
.1VHye g9eo4nsl .-tarseT- Mocha per %
$50 Java. Psi 70. -t3-scf IosIa fslses'
SAgsSt, Per - &c Agass ed-AF2aeAas >
~ I9o-l9 cases per cat, A-1as s9-4b e@srS,
PeF c~i 49,. 39-lo eases per c@l. 49,.
sasa. Se-3o TINS Per e. &C. SACKS, So
aayA Mocha. &ts@es 1araco4a a. 49, 5Iss-
tssna.d &c; ground c9Ifeer lo9-9ci Llons
Meats. Provisions ana Fish.
Fresh Meas fsahhs,yl-g-nvv haaf KATE.
steer beef 5sqEe rer ID. rng,ttor. s. per
III pork. Size per ID; veal * per 10.
fIoNls.o'as Qoooins tafns large. Has.
Fans, small I1ses breAkfAsS bacon. Asc.
dry salt ssaes. &c.
FeSh F1sn 9ooalnEl-ttahhut, s@sfcs
ssssinon. 4ss5e: salmon trout. SC: Founders.
=, peFeAa S-114c' mountain trout A-7<4 -'~'
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J. - - aesax tally sagssa { =.

-..gsse sr1 Aelzx fuliy savsssa 10 re
sssrssss.s ..rS<e~s. ~ ~easo1 81 ma sa~
So r-wnssses as0rassEd. II Is h~-env
- s4snages sa5 9ee-sxfss That the
1ssz~~saexr ewes3t1rs ard sEv ss1 al
$50 azr*ses safer~sse9 aaws ard Trey are
$500 svewsisr IssT - - = r.. -
1ax a. - sassn sasreafsew - css9nAes
- = Asara - ARK Cause lire tEs
- 81 - cesT1 rsozn q ~ h0Fs9rss Sc
- Egxw rs5Ggs4 asasvsAoasss. Seattle.
= - $500 TEnRn5uGsu Ton wAg tAs sf0ro~
Nsns 80 era sAs w1ass tasre0f aao1sa
= = raasTwsea ard a2p<gTss ~ tia
g. !. Is further ordered fnat ire re-
- - sass WawslnKsen Savings canx
ssssess.s. 4 eagv ef tfls order IA ssis Post
Frsssrar~aesg a4.1g nssEpsgsr pvlnssa
-.rs@sxsf~xssrs fsr sen rarseegsss days
80 - 49, 8rs 9ag - N9sSFn Der. fRg7
- Tssvs i os~n cezrS ma 9TH day e. 0eso-
pr vx HrcggAs MOORE Isar-
- ~ag sUpERToR COURT CT THE
1sase ss ssasstesatea. r. ard Tor lie
rnsasy o. kiaE- = tss natter e ne
$50 Il efeesfeFA No. zgSx
60 . ktFphy given - sAs Erser-
..~~~ss4 arr zlsetFas@r ~ RE estate os LIZ
~ 0rswas decsass3. 10 Ere creditors
- - x Al FssrsoEss h9wf1v claims AGAINST
80 ssTaasx5 7rd sad estate 10 prsssr1
ss~~r wssN ira naeeassry ScssNneTx msEngn
- xsar astsr shs a&te 81 TIE first puels-
-ssssss ~ tsss sssiee ta-wfft tne ssh day
II. s~gep fsanza z TfNxfHr Horton 4 Cos
800 T3zsssfa2 Cd the City - fsezftf@
rfz- fsaansy. Washington. tnat SsstHw ire
s5@se Aesaxr4fe4 fag ire arxnsaes5oa - fha
kss.srese a. the SAT- estate
rYssns Geafstss Washington. Nnvssv Der
$50
EDMUND roWTlEE.
Administrator % ere E-ssate 81 I.axxse ~
f9rsfg8s Tee*asea
paasre A. TeEr8as Attorneys fer Adu1in-
s.srs-ar Tese1aene. E.aek q
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The FInanc3er says The hank state
ruent for tire current week Ii ~ 4 favor-
ahfs character. no less Than 81 Or tire -
clearing houses having participated ia she
II true that the changes of thFee ~ tbe
larger banks accounts for 81 ~ SO - the
total Increase. hut the sua3teF conner
ctsl insfft0 tons inquire more prominently
FL fhe aggregate than far some tire past
THIS q 70 Itself an ene1uraw fne symptom.
THE week VS. characterized bv the Te-
sgwai af currency transfers 20 the South.
Sew orleans calling for large portion
III the shipments. on account ~ fAe GBf-
ton ard sugar movement =, Iso42G8 has
been handing g great &eal - fhe none
that usually goes 20 the former city, ard
tire revival - business az Me~ Gffs2H8
ard the eeuters tributary - IL e rewaFf-
esi as enn0f4Ta e3ag orr all Sides Is L no5e-
worthy thEt the National Park Bark. ore
~ the Institutions rnost prominently con-
nectad with Southern Interests, Ns4ae
large Increase tn lkfs tgHnH A&Ht W&eA.
TIE trend % m@UeT. however Is Hsw
LARGELY IN tire direction ~ %sw YORK. 68-
m1estfe exchange haNanE hardened per-
capt3bsv az r1pst interior esfiaa Ibe Tor
cal banks are Ealptag la cash in e9ae@-
The increase ln 8epasiss in vlew of the
p&@amaiGM Sd &Eans 81 entirely fN1scaf.
TIE Pacific f9reeiaegr "a gments may bs
expected 60 fignre 81 ste eut fgF
fasg weeEa rs c8fse afthoWrh she result
ng the s@stseTasrEs. a& @&s MF8rTi2rff
ought nos e. disturb Eae money market.
Tie aetf4ernenss are frst.Fe ia tt nafufe -
p transfer 81 ffe treasury aus again 10
the banks hat q shnrs irtervai senaraf-
Egag sbe Beginning aE0 ire en8 ef fhs
shole srar hst stree re 1anaerY dts
gsurse raent pari@8 tnferyanes there may
Sc = #teht advance af t#a @r8 ~ sha
year Ii g. rather remark afia tfat the
leans ~ the aar6s are sttIl within 800 :
eg3 os yha nsNn n9ins reached SenfefF. f..e
creased s. s8 an4 cash aofea ia 9ae ess
Exports naa Imports
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Special Dispatch to the ioet-I nrei3fgencer
WAET4A WATI-A Nov. G--Wheat drop
ped today several notches. &c and 6Sc be-
ing regular quotations One firm adj
vanced the market a trifie. No sales we're
r:1aae at these rgures. Despairiag OF get
ting SIC soon the farmers are now willing
n accent ~.
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A. exclusive rnss's shce sfa-e has fazt
enerez7 at ~ FIRST Avrsaa where ves7 vi
rna s complete Ire - gae latest srvI~s %
yuer's Shes xna e=st vx2-ez ~e~ sr- least
ynon~y ever offered = Saagtse. II wEi
save yea money - call ara So wat -
are eTeEing- Seattle Soc Company. IS
FIRST axGz@s.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-08
PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.

PORTLAND. Nov. waeat-weak and
l7asf, NalIa Wails. 7scs bluestem. 7sc.
valley Sc
E'iearea-CSerman ship Adolf. with s.
bushels or wheat. for Queenstown: Brit
isa snip pansyre. 1t - bushels Of wheat.
far llaRenStamn
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SAN FRANCISCO. Nos. s-The t-us-
tees ~ tha san Francisco Chamber *
Commerce have determined 20 send 8 dis
patch % President n X 5nsev u~ginE hiya
% stsrstrh e relief expedition ~ the
earliest moment Ter the whaIsrz caught
IN tbs Arctic.