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BRowN hs s.i.ace No e73 Maa.on a., Ns Ss,
Funeral services at AT Souls Church Fourth ave and
r, II reque',ed tfa, NJ flowers be sem
DU BOIs-oa FRIDAY. February %. 1875 James o. Du
POS in me som ysar q q. axe, 81. ,,.,s., r-.s
eri's Du B~is ". 4oi IVES, i5sie'.. on sunds,.
5I.',,.ys. and '...ai. are ,,avi'ea to attend
Catskill papers please copy
FROST Flnh DAY. second month 2rh. 1905 caroline
Arnold Fros'. laughter OF the late Aaron and LYDIA
Funeral ron the home q her brother \ ' Frost; No
Iaernen' Poughhespsl'.
HIILs-on ss,u-iav e,enlas February "a a. si' T''
Tho I'm year u his 80.
N0'ice = funeral hereafter.
HTB i5 .e F tt1 ~ 5.' sss % Frederick T. u
Funeral services ms late residence. No y East I'd
nternent At Greenvo9i cemetery the convenience Of
JONES suddenly on SATURDAY Feoruary % Franklin p
aged ~ youngest son % the late John and
Funeral services on Montsv evening the 18th Inst at
residence u Ms brother John Jones No 10 Sip
Friends q the famy ";@seT. Of hs vs'',:n A',o mem.
invited to attend without further notice.
KoBBE-Aner a short illness Emma. beloved wife Of
Funeral services viii be held on Monday 2s,h inst. at
Madison ave. al 1880 a. m.
on n, Ss'sra s5;o, February 2S 1885
Relatives and friends invited % attend ~. funeral
services az her late residence. No 5Ii Bedford ave
Brooklyn on Tuesday March I. az p. m.
Burial at convenience % family.
THoMsoN-At Sumner Road BrooAlins Mas. February
% Allan Ior,nz. son ~ Arthur g ana
Lillian C. Thomson years. month and days
VARIcK-At Poughkeepse. February 20 1895, lsaee
sh4nheri wife u the laie Richard A. Narck. VI d
Funeral services her lafs residence, No 80 Cannoa-st
Monday afternoon az ?:3D O'Clock.
WALKER-In this city. on saturday morning IN The
list ~ her age lsanea VIE OK Nlillam "a4N-'
os Irving ton-on- Hudson y !. $1,000. -. %
Ia 92d s..
Internent private
wELLGNG-At Phoenix. Aria. on February 10 1898
Eduard IAskie. Il Thomas and Caroline yelling
81 Warvck y r IL the 10Th wear Of bis age
Funeral a, Warwick. y. Y, on Monday February Is AZ
7-siSs leave. via Erie. foot o, chamb.r''t. at els
q. N.
WOOD Suddeniv a Metuchsn. y J.. Frifay February
% 1895 Theodore Augustus Wood ,. -,
Funeral se~r-.As Luxe church. Metucnen Mon
dav February IS isas. a. o'clock ?. m.
Carriages will meet train leaving 'ortlandt-tt y 7
~ = 80 p n.
Rouer.-Gsn.rsl Society - Mechanic. and Trades
,-er ~ ne CIT, NeV YORK. Brothers. T. "a win pfN
fouri rega- ira nnoun,enon 3 made ~ ne snaaen
Sea,s IN no PAN inst - Pres Dent John r. kossfs
a. nfs residence. 10 209 Ne-f i31fh -
q" " ROBERT CHRISTIE. President
RICHARD r DAVIES. Secretary
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MR. PL4TT DISCUSSES Mr.. ROOTS Bill

Senator Thomas c. Plat talked with several
machine Republicans a. the Fifth Avenue Hotel
yesterday afternoon concerning the primary cleo
ton bin that had been taken TO Albany ny EhhH
poo, State Senator Ford. who introduced the bill
,,,ored ny President Quisg OF the Republican
county Committee was one Of nose who talked
With Mr. Pait and another was Edward Lauter-
bach who recently went TO Albany 10 argue with
Governor Black in favor Of tna BILL state Senator
PAGE. Of New-York also saw ". PIstt. state
Gr,s,or MaIbv and Assenbiymeu Nixon ana Miles
80 AZ The hotel In the afternoon also.
49, r4wspaper men tried 10 get interviews
- S.,efor Plat last evening they we're told
nal he rad given orders not 10 have cards Seni
., tfs room as he going out. tt~ ls expected
"a have some further talks with members OF tne
SIT LEGISLATURE to-day. but machine Repuohcans
- seeroed 10 be familiar with the situation said
last night that the organization members ~ me
ieeislaiur4 would accept the bill FOR primary re-
fnIn, watch Mr. Root took 70 Albany, and Try 10
mas
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THE WHITEHEAD KAFFIR."

A London nlusic-hall performer new 20 TINS ooun-
-, a--tved here Yesterday The Umbria. II. Is
Cbirrwtn. He has another name. b1; II Is here
suppressed as a special favor 10 him since ne pre-
fers 10 be known as ChirgWln simply. Nhen IL Is 80
80, IN crafty a wish there IS no reason why u
.ho,,td no, he gratinei. But be has few appells-
lions as well a. names. The most popular OF these
.traeror in England. Hence according 20 Abraham
rinsoin's propnccy no Eneishman can ever be
I5-csfdenf o. The United States Chrgwin IS also
rsiied .fbe whIfr-ey.d kafhf This j. on account
~ one OF MS make-ups which Includes a diamond
sbane5 white patch around me night eye 'nirsv1n
sinss comic songs dances and plays various instru-
m.nfs lie will make his first appearance IN this
country al Roster * bia!s Music hA!! on Monday
sNeninR. Mhfca I.
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CHARGED WITH HELPING LOOT 4 BANK

Wilmington. Del Feb 26-E 7. Cooper. OF Mil
ford; Charles n Butler and Thomas : Clark ~
Dover. and Amos Cole OF this city. were arraigned
in the United States Court here to-day on th"
charge Of aiding and abetting William y Boggs In
lootng the First National Bank OF Dover. They
were arrested last Saturday. and tho hearing was
FOR to-day. the accused men In the mean time
being admitted TO bail The four men appeared IN
court to-day and waived hearing until April =
They were admitted 20 bail Bogss who Is charged
with robblng the bank. II locked up IN Newcastle
Tan
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LIVES LOST AT 4 FIRE.

TWO F1REMEN AND SIN OTHER MEN
KILLED.
Detroit. Mich. Feb. pa dispatch 70 The Free
Press from Kalamazoo Mich. saws Fire broke
out the Hall Chemical Works a. ~ o'clock TO-
night. Half an hour later TWO terrific explosions
blew the whole top Of the building of burying
fremen and spectators beneath the falling walls
and debris. Besides leaving TWO hremen. ~ least.
within the building. six have been taken ont
dead and ten injured. The dead reported are Pat
rick M'Hugh and John Hastings fremen. ard
man named Wilcox l.. I. Holloway. n druggist.
Ia badiy injured. and will probao die. AZ east
score - PEOPLE injured. loss - the chemical
company. - 90. and on the box factory s. 20"
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JOHN HARVEY THORP.

Rahway Feb. % (speciaD.-John Harvey Thorp
well-known resident % this city died to-day at his
home in Hazlevood-ave. from paralysis. He was
stricken suddenly. having been in his usual health
ana attending 20 his business yesterday. Nh
Tnorp was well known IN Masonic circles through
out this district. tie Grand Master OF Lafay-
cite Lodge OF this city. last year. He leaves
widow but no children. He was slxty-four years
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FAMINE " THE CAPE rERD ISLANDS.

New Bedford. Mass. Feb. 2s-Adyices received
IN this city to-day from Bravo. cape Verd
Islands reveal a startling state Of affairs al the
island The a1vices state that on account q q
DRY season the crops have done poorly ard there
is much suffering among the people OF the islands
Man, Of the inhabitants are dying Of fever
brought from Africa hy returning Portuguese
soldiers The news has caused cons ernation among
'he thousands u the Portuguese residents here
VINO have relatives and friends IN the different isl-
ards OF the group Plans may be formed Tor a
relief expedition Of food and medicine.
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FX-MAYOR ROBERT BLEE.

cleveland Ohio Feb. 26-Ex-Mayor Robert Bse
died to-day from acute pneumonia. after an illness
Of only three days. He was hfty-nine years Oh
Mr. Rlee began life as a brakeman on the Cleve-
tard columbus Cincinnati and 81. Louis Railway
lie eventuaWy becane general superintendent OF
Inc road and was elected Mayor OF Cleveland on
The Democratic ticket In 1895
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80 GENERAL coMM1TrEE,s MEEr1NG.

THE GENERAL COMMITTEES MEETING.
The Committee on Enromen. ~ the Commute, o,
Flfty three held meeting last evening the head
quarters in the 81 James BIiiing and announced
that all The arrangements for holding the prina-
ries o. tho now Republican orEa7izstion Tuesday
were complete. II decided 10 have the first
meeting Of The General Committee next SatuT-
dav evening ana Bdysrl Ba kus. the chairman
Of The Committee Enrolment, vas authorized 70
engage a hail for the meeting.
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pR JOHN 2 MAYNARD.

pedharn. Mass Feb. 2G-Dr John p. Maynard
d,ed here shortly after O'Clock this morning. Dr.
MAYNARD was seventy-two years old. He was born
IN Boston and was graduated from Yale and from
the Harvard Medical School In l47 he made the
discovery and application Of collodion 10 surgical
,sas lie began pr cticp IN Newton Lower Falls
in 1sis and I'm 1872 came 10 Dedham. where he had
rrsctised until his death.
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THEODORE A. WOOD.

New Brunswick. y. J.. Feb 2s.-Theodore A.
Wood a weil-kn1wn resident OF Metuchen. died
suddenly last night. lie was walking from his
ONCE his home. when he was stricken with
heart disease and died M Wood sixty-hye
years old. and prominent In politics on the
Democratic side. For eighteen years he was the
assessor Of Rarfau TOWNSHIP
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Foreign mai, ''- ne vees ,ntrs March ises 'i
follows ra-,.i. post Mails dse orc hour earlier man
rRANsArLANric MAILS
TyEspAY.M a n - Europe. Ier o. 'Ifa'' VA
wEbNEsDAYrAi m ,.agplerre.-f',,ry a r. ~
Europe. per 'raris. f'a southampton A. n.
s r,asp''% 1 s,, 10 ~ az ''s n r. saa s9
psr Ne'rtland. An.vsrp or''e-s masi - d.
sATrRpAY a "a m for France svl',.risns rsly.
iarope ras' 10 d.rec,si per u, nr,,asns - N
dam detters musi Do dlre..ei per io,'e lam a.
m for aenoa Per Saa.e '.,.'. "i,, 70 ro -
f't T., E1 l5,,P 49,, rsr rfss,s, .i,.s
must b. directed per rnns'aNa
PRINTED MATTER ETc-Gerran steamers 'arns q.
specially addressed printed matter e'r fr ether rar's
W.t Es.SsS Nsrm,5 .,saer. G su-.is,. ard
cunard French AM German steamer. , ','.ria 80
they are aIyerti.-a 20 carry mall
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namet above additional 'apf fg,n a. s,i. ',' spss s
man steamers and remain oren gnn "i'ha ron minutes
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chicago. Feb 2s.-samuel F. Leopold. president
OF the Lake Michigan and Lake Superior Trans
portation Company and largely interested in cop
nor mines. died to-day. agcd serenty-tWo years.
AR Leopold was native OF Germany.
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Religions Noiltes.

ALI. ANGELS CHr RCH
West Eud-aNs and slsi-s'
Rev 8 DID LANCEY TOWNSEND ~ r RsctaA
Services. : ~ ant
Rector vii preach - II
Daily service 2 m. except Thursday.
-hur-thy service arc lecture
Strangers welcome
CHRIST CHURCH Boulevard corner Tis,-si. Ksv.
rr r SHiPMAS. Rector Morning service II cl1cxi
.verlng a, sunday srn1c a. 10
CHURCH or THE HOLY TkiNirY, Clinton and Mos-
,ague 1T. Brooklyn. : l.. M,oSNELi> Rect5r.-ser-
vices aaG sermon II and I. 30
FIVE POINTS Hots SO OF INDUSTRY. - ISIS Worth
a, WM BARNARD Superintendent. service = son6
on SUNDAY A. - q singing rs he choir = cni1fsn
OF the institution Public Invited Donations ~ clothing
ant IN solicited
spTFTY FDR ETHICAL CtITr RE- suntsy. rstru-
Az % A. it.iS a. NJ. lecture BY NJ " NAN'A.
sARIAN Carnegie Music HsHL cefrer oIth' 80
sermon from Shskrsiesfe -
Interested are invited
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Spceial Noiitcs.

Special Noiires.
rim Ave. Auction Rooms.
2as FIFTH AVE.
WIN. u. NORMAN. Auctionecr.
Ply AUCTION.
At the Private Dwelling
40. 80 East 6eth ST.
Monday Morning. Feb. 2sth,
atlO:3O O'Clock.
Tn. sen,ee parior Dining Room. and Bedroom
FUUNIIURE.
Carpets, Rugs. Drsperies china. Dnnsr Desert sni
Breakfsst Sos. Slver-pA.ed War bronze 'locs set
Ieinray cor cert Grant Weber Rosewood case,
Upright Grand Piano
Fine Kitchen requisites &c. &C. coniane' 'hereih'
EXHIBITION MORNING Or THE SALE
Fifth Avenue Art Galleries
sss FIFTH AVENUE. NEAR s4TH STREET.
Free Exhibition Day and Evening.
DUTCH AND ENGLISH
WATER COLORS
PAINTINGS IN OIL
70 b. .. by order o, Executor Of tn. Estate o, LEWIS
r. M0NTANYE ana 81 F. STILES.
Trustee.
Tuesday and Wednesday E.v~.
MARCH Isl AND %. AT O'CLOCK
ROBERT SOMERNILLE, ORIOLES CO.
AuctlOnter. Managers
visit DIR. J. Parker Pray CO... Chiropody
and Manicure Par ors Surgeon Chirp dist; Most skilled
End thorough operators In the CITY. Hours = ".
10 A - Ea-, .Srd So opposite Madison square Park
Established lN6~
Crab Apple blossoms Perfume.
In whatever form only genuine when barring name OF
80 crown Perflmery co.. London Don't be deraufed
For n tonic FOR nervous and tyrp-ptc people nom
ing .ausls Ansostura Bt.era The genuine Dr'
Siexeri Z Port Sherry.
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THE WEATHER REPORT.

YESTERDAYS RECORD AND To-pAY's FORECAST
Warrington Feb 2s-Thr storm central last night in
Oklahoma has moved I>Il-aua and has caused Light
-s,- IN nc lower Msslssipp. Valley. Light snow has
80 G., ,b. lower lake region ana New England II has
,1 c.l5er In the south Atlantic States. except Florida
md m he Red River - The South Valley and warmer
- i've lover Missouri and the dtle Mississippi valleys
t,b- RI In M, expected In tho middle cur states and
- ohio VALLEY AMI generally fair elsewhere.
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FORECAST N DETAIL FOB TO-DAY

,.sv-rns.aza ard Eastern H4N-York-Far. westerly
winds
D,,-- o, Columbia. Eastern Pennsylvania. New Jer-
. Delaware and Ma-yiant FAR. nortnwestery winds.
vrs!na-Far followed By increasing eloudness north
North and South Carollns-Th reateniag weather and
-.hst iirht ralns: variable winds. becoming eastsry.
US. Virginia Western Pennsylvania. Western New
vi, ana Oho-Generaiy isir light n.-therly wincs.
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q
follows:
-.r,,.~ ~. LEE MES Grace
PECKMAHN Nj and Mrs LEUERNSI, MISS fN''-
. EFNINO Giuseppe mere
--r--r,r,. " s,a NJ, IOHRER NJ
80. c.o-se. LorENBERGER. Ernst.
,.rpt-rD o. MAGEE. Miss
- ~, MILLER Miss J. W.
BONETTI Miss G. MokhI--hN' W
bRAYNER. Mics MOSES Aiss
pprsApD = MURPHY. Miss.
RRINKMAN. Mss. NEl-LDlo9OA' L. J"
,,,.--,rp r-,,z NETSCHWAND. Mss VI
r,,,pprv NITRAY Baron Leoert De.
CHRISTENSEN C. Y. OhMSTEAD-' d. -
lr3pIsrrrxsrN Mes 7 OJsTRY. H.
-o--.rpr W PAINTER. Mr.. and Mrs
pU r.ON Mrs. c. OAa''e9.
r,rr-,,r Mrs p : PAsQUIER. NJ
pI-NpAS Mr.. and Mrs. PbitNiLhA,' -
80 Nc. PRENvILLE Tho-a1
FNGERT. Mr.. and Mrs. P RAzlo o.
ERI.UNG Mrs c a. RARA Mss
tov c-,-.s = RIGHETT1. Nr.
FRANCOIS Miss z. Ho4HhofF +. 9a'"-
-.nD-rr psrl RUSHAUSER. n.
go, v5,,ars sCHIIIINGER A.
cTrI.>r u sCHILLJNGER c.
cor~.Nns II J. sCHoRER. Mss o.
HACFIE Miss suzanne sChOhhf,' N'-~'~
HARLTN. y. sr'Ni-iN'--'' jaw
HrITHER Herman. sELLo Emie
HERBERT The Rev. Jos SIEPERI. u.
mss viss Grace Leo SMITH. 4. Il.
,s-c-ttr1, M SMITH Mrs 3. Frank
HUGENHOLTZ. H. P SoNALLE. W.
HlNT1N. NJ. Panama SPENCER. MISS o.
Canal Society. TOFvi-.->.h'. DIS >
JAcQCoT the Rev. Paul VAN HOLY. US
KARIs Nicholas NlS@ON. re KEY ny
KAUTZER. Michael VEIL Mrs. Emile ana
KAUTzER- NJ ard Mr.. eni!d
a., cbuA WHITAKER. Mss Ids-
KELLoGG Ms. Nina. "lLpHAbEA' M's' ia
KnexrIEIp. NJ and WILSON Mrs Joseph I.
ohid WOODS Miss
IABALME ~ WJRTH D7ossc
LASCANO Ni-tclss
THE VESSELS HIsToRI.
La Chanlpagne is one % the finest steamers
~ the French Line She was bull: az 50.
Nazaire in 1856 She Is steel. screw steamer.
Is 4S2 zee, long. has beam OF hfty-two feet A
deorh 81 thirrv-two fee; and Four decks, and her
tonnage i 2j2- Her speed IS high and her
averAee s. aeout 30 knots day. Her captain
&c NJ Poirot lie he's been in command of the
steamship ever since she went into commission
and is regarded as one Of the most experienced
and able commanders having charge oI any Oh
the transatlantic liners The other o1icers or
the ship are as follows:
DE MONvEL. fret orcer.
MONTAY second orlcer.
GEORGE UNSWORTF. third officer
RELIANCE. fourth officer
PHILIPPE. purser.
vAIIIN. chie, engineer.
I.AGUION fecond engineer.
NARTEi. fn.rd engineer.
lie TISIEc. fourth engineer.
I.AVOIRE steward.
LIZ. JULIAN. surgeon
In addition 70 a general cargo La Champagne
has aboard pa pouches Of mail
In February. 1898, La Gascogne. also Of the
French line was sixteen days coming from
Havre 10 this port. and in all that time no news
was heard from her. The greatest apprehen-
sion prevailed throughout this country and in
France and when she came limping into port
with broken machinery. but with her passengers
81. he Cd hx- ono nj ne
most enthusiastic crowds that ever assembled
N NoSf-st
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Notices Of marriages and deaths must be In
doresd with full name and address
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rsreuxz LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

In ths carAm continuous phte line shows TIC
changes In pressure o. indicated IN The Tribune SELF
recording barometer. The dotted line tho ten
psrature recorded al fery's Pharmacy.
Tribune orc. FEB. q. ! a. u.-Th- weather y-sier
dav was fair Tn. temperature ranged between 70 End
"a degrees he 3i degrees. b~ng y, degrees
lover Friday and :, degree higher than the
corresponding day - las, year.
The weather n sad this city to-day Will probably
e FAR.
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MARRIED.

-TfTTI.-In Brook'vr Sunday. 10
e1fh i7st hv ,he Rev O curtis Edward Esmonde
IN " Louise daughter u Charles r. ru'hiN. all -
Brooklyn
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Fifth Avenue Auction iiooms.

Fiffh Avenue auction tooms.
No. 27s FIFTH AVENUE
wN "a NORMAN Arcri0NEER
IMPORTANT sALE RY AUCTION oF
VERY CHOICE COLLECTION
Or
ANCIENr kNp MODERN
NTINC;-.
from psi knosn sales i1 Lnt'n ani c'''hrs-' oose-
'i0ns In This country.
INCLUDING sELEcT EXAMPLES BY TIE FOLLOW
ING
Distinguished Masters
or THE
Old English and other Schoolsf
SIR DAVID vILkfE. GEORGE M1RLANn.
JOHN CONSTABLE JOHN LEErH
SIR GODFREY KNFLf.FR THOMAS GAtNsRoRoroh
ANTHONY NAN DYgk. GEOREE BOT CLIFTON.
7. VI. " T RNEP REMBRANDT
DANTE GAnplrf. RNSSErTi
ALSO
Several Bronze Figures
Ry CARRIER ari DENiRE
70 TAKE PLACE
Thursday and Fridsv Evenings.
MARCH 81 AND 9Th ~ o. CLOCK
Exhibition TUESDAY and Wednesday,
MAPcH isT ANp n
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Gueridl NoiIfes.


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Should b. read DAILY ~ oil Interested 80 change. nay
occur a. arV Urfl
Foreign fnsr- f1- vesA ending March = ieg> eih
close promptly al rlsesl az mo General fns0N'e as
follows Parcels Post Nals ore fnHr carrier nan
closing tine snowu below.
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closing = fhs supplementary frarsfarfc mas
namef above additional supIIenenar1 mails ar' gpenei
on the gIers ~ the American. English French ard Ger
steamers and remain open unfI vifrin ron minl'S
o, me hour - sailing q steamer
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ANXIOUS INQUIRIES.

Aen Wednesday came. however, ard no news
\, AeaIo q La Champagne. the agents OF the
Oesan 70 realize that some accident must
happened 10 the ship. inasmuch as the
weather would not have detained her 50
e The friends and relatives Of the pas
gers aboard The ship began 70 besiege the
-. es o. the compa ~ N Bowling Green. Many
a "~eh came In person. and from ali parts OF
=. ''u"iry kilograms poured into the office IN
ing Tor news Of the belated ship A no time
g. 'he officials o. the French Line admitted
,, mere could be any doubt that La Cham
-. would arrive safely in port. but they were
w worried ana puzzled that no incoming
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TRANSATLANTIC MAiis

PRINTED MATTER ErF-gsruan steamers sa.irs .
TUESDAYS fa.~ printed matter. r'.. fr ''sfuant 81
specially addressed printed matter e'U. fr other rars
= Europe american ard White STAR steamers -
wednesdays German steamers r1 Ihursiafs ara
tunard French ami German steamer % SATURDAY
take printed matter etc. fr al countries fnr al On
they are aIvertia-d % carry mail
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a.. Chamragne ief, Havre or February =
Zig over 80 passengers ana crew on
=, making total q nearly 800 souls aboard.
ne Passengers - We're booked 10 SAL in the
~ cabin - in the second cabin and 203 in the
'esrage
'-' vessel carried a valuable and heavy cargo.
vas due a. his port last SUNDAY morning.
s"s = oae Of the FAST ships OF the French
and usually arrives outside the Hook not
a'er midnight on Saturday. II was not
saul as strange that she should be some
die In appearing as ali transatlantic lin
"s' came INFO port early IN the week re-
H. 80 heavy weather and head winds, so that
-. - anxiety was tel; on Sunday and Monday
a.. Tuesdav