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The herald., 1898-11-22
Embezzled a Bicycle

M. Casillas was found guilty of misdemean
or embezzlement by Justice Owens yester
day, and will be sentenced today. Casilla<
rented bicycle from A. r. Maine of the
Eifth-street cyclery last Thursday, with the
understanding that it was to be returned on
Sunday. Instead of doing this, Casillas Of
fered the wheel to Colby, the second d-hand
dealer, and was given check for $40 for
the bicycle. Colby thought that the bicy-
Gle had been stolen. fer he communicated
with Maine and inquired if he had lost such
a wheel as the one disposed of by Casillas
Maine replied that he had. In the mean
while Casllas had tried to get the check
cashed, but, failing, returned to Colby to
get the cash. When Casillas arrived he was
met by Officer johnson, who placed hin,
under arrest
The herald., 1898-11-22
A FIGHT TONIGHT
Manhattan Club Has Arranged an
Interesting Program

There will be an exciting fight this even
ing at the Manhattan club between "Kid"
Chambers and Billy De Coursey. The men
met once before and the event was called
a draw after ten rounds of hard work. The
men are well matched, plucky and clever
and lively fight will be the result.
In addition Jack Davidson of Arizona and
Tom Douglas of this city will appear in a
four-round preliminary, and Tom Banks,
who is a remarkably clever los pound man,
will go six rounds with kid Mangerina.
Banks is pupil of Bob Thompson, the light
weight, who will be present at the fight.
There will also be four-round go between
two unknowns. Between the rounds the
result of the Sharkey- Corbett fight will be
read. Chambers and De Coursey are to
fight for purse Of 500.
The herald., 1898-11-22
Pensions and Postal

WASHINGTON, Nov. 19.-California
pensions have been granted as follows:
Original Bunnell of San Jacinto
S.; Mexican war widows, Ellen T. Smith oi
Little Shasta, So.
California postmasters have been ap
pointed as follows: Delano, Kern county
j. r. Withrow, vice +. H. Ramsey, resigned
North Temescal, Alameda county, j. M
Bedrinic, vice Mary Burdick, removed;
Salida, Stanislaus county, Thomas H. Ker
win, vice +. p. Tombs, removed
Norton M. Barnes of Tustin City, CAL,
has been appointed an industrial teacher in
the Cheyenne Indian school, Oklahoma, at
5000 per annum
The herald., 1898-11-22

S. B. Hynes, general manager of the Ter
minal railway, is in San Francisco.
The schooner yacht Rambler, Captain
Crosby, sailed yesterday night from Ter
minal island with party of eastern mining
capitalists for Ensenada and points on the
Lower California coast. They will be gone
about 30 days.
Terminal tavern at Terminal island is now
under new management and will be greatly
improved in the next few weeks. The man.
ager, Mr.. Stauman, is from the east and is
highly recommended.
The herald., 1898-11-22
First-Class Information

The patrolmen Of the police department
have turned over to Chief of Police Glass re-
ports regarding the number of saloons, sec
ond-hand stores, pawn shops, suspected lot
terry joints, assignation houses, lodging
houses, poker rooms, billiard rooms and
shooting galleries on their respective beats.
Reports are also made regarding the char
acter of these places, by whom they are fire.
quented, together with all information
which is likely to be of service to the depart
ment. These reports will be embodied in
the annual report of the chief.
The herald., 1898-11-22
Ell MONTE POSTOFFICE
Door Broken Open and Four Hundred
Pennies Stolen

Postoffice Inspector Flint was notified
yesterday morning that the postoffice at FL
Monte was broken into Sunday night and
four hundred and one pennies and three
nickels stolen. El Monte is a village of some
two hundred population, some thirteen
miles from the city and six miles beyond
Alhambra. The, postoffice is kept in gen.
eHal store, the door of which was pred
open with jimmy. No traces of the rob-
bers have been found
The herald., 1898-11-22
A BRIGHT BOY
Knew Good Thing but Landed in
Tail

Julius Slowtoski knows good thing when
he sees it, and he gave positive proof of
that fact last Sunday, even though it did get
him into Jail. Early Sunday morning Wal
ter Pfenberger, carrier on The Herald
was attacked by a crowd of boys as he was
leaving the office with the papers for his
route. The crowd, among which was Slow
tosk, took 25 copies of the paper. Slow
toski was arrested on charge OF petty lar
ccny, but was released under bail. In Jus
tice Owens court yesterday Slowtoski
pleaded guilty, but claimed that he really
did not steal the papers himself, but had
urged other boys to do so and then would
take the papers from them. Sentence will
be passed today.
The herald., 1898-11-22
w. G. T. U. Annual Meeting

The annual convention of the Southern
California w. c. T. U. will be held at lem
perance temple in this city on Friday and
Saturday next. A reception will be held on
Friday evening at Y. Nj. G. A. hall in honor
of the delegates and visitors. a request has
been made by the secretary in behalf of the
unions that the prominent delegates be
permitted to present the cause from the pull.
pits of the various churches of the city on
Sunday evening next
The herald., 1898-11-22
Have You VOteIo

Mr.. "A. l.. ROSS desires all citizens who
are interested in the progress of Los An.
geles to suggest a name for his new hotel
He proposes to assist in making this citv
popular all over the east as an all Yea
round resort. Send your Offering to the
hotel by Wednesday noon, when the com.
<mittee will decide, and the successfr1
hamers will enjoy turkey dinner free or
Thanksgiving day.
The herald., 1898-11-22
A Fugitive Captured

Charles Salvini was arrested yesterday
by the police detectives on charge of petty
larceny. Some time ago bicycle belonging
to Mr.. Roberts was stolen from the rear OF
S. Maier's meat market. Salvini is said to
have taken the wheel and tried TO dispose
of it. Salvini left the city aud the wheel
was recovered shortly after. He returned
this week and was promptly taken into Gus
tody,
The herald., 1898-11-22
Work for the Charter

President p. NJ. Daniel has appointed
Messrs. r. H. Heron and L. C. Scheller to
represent the board of trade upon com.
mttee to prepare plan OF campaign for
the proposed new city charter. The an.
pointment of this committee was suggested
at meeting of the representatives of the
commercial and other bodies held at the
rooms of the chamber of commerce ON Sat
urday evening last The committee is to
consist OF two representatives from each of
the organizations.
The herald., 1898-11-22
Minister'S Meeting

The regular meeting of the Methodist
Ministers association was held yesterday
morning in the parlors OF the Broadway NJ.
z. church. Rev. T.. w. Pascoe of Lamanda
Park read a paper on "The Study of the
Life of Christ" Rev. G. l.. Libby of Covina
will present paper at the next meeting,
The herald., 1898-11-22
PERRY MILL AND LUMBER co.
Lumber Yard NH Nh r''''a:
3l6 Commercial Street, Los Angeles, Cal.
Baker Iron Works
Los ANGELES, CALIFORNIA,
$50 to $50 Buena Vista Street.
Adjoining s. P. Grounds. Tel 1N

undefilcd of the great Gilbert As
a matter of fact, the part OF 10
10 was interspersed with all sorts
of local gags" and hits" and in a
perfectly indefensible and debilitated man.
ner. In addition, Mr.. Felch contented him
self with a rather perfunctory performance
of the character. He can play it SO well that
it is pity he does not do it much better.
His declaration of love to Katisha was the
best thing he did and in the true Gilbertian
spirit.
George Broderick as Pooh Bah was quite
successful and, in fact, the whole representa-
tion went well.
The house was good one last night and
will doubtless increase on the repetition OF
the opera every night up to Thursday.
The herald., 1898-11-22

Board Of police commissions ers
meets-10 a. M.
Boxing exhibition, De Coursey VS..
Chambers, Manhattan club-o p. m.
Public session of board of water ar
bitrators, council chamber-1O a. m.
Psychological section Academy of
Sciences, 2719 Glendale places p. m.
The herald., 1898-11-22
Wanted in Randsbure

George Carley was arrested Sunday ty
police detectives, on a telegraph.c order
from the Randsburg authorities. Carley is
wanted in that place for an alleged forgery.
An officer will arrive today after the pris-
oner.
The herald., 1898-11-22
Thanksgiving at Jerry n,ich,s

From 70 m. to Sp. M Thursday. Nov oath,
turkey dinner, including mince pie cram
berry sauce, soup, salad, etc., 25 cents.
French dinner. in courses. including the
turkey, mince pie and all the other delica-
cies of the season. 90 cents.
The herald., 1898-11-22

and chic, and she is the quintessence OF
willowy grace in the artistic draping of the
japanese costume. The love scene be-
tween her and Harry Davies as Nanki Poo
is especially pretty, and was accorded a
hearty encore.
Harry Davies makes capital lover, and
his voice is admirably suited to the role he
sings. As Pitt Sing, Miss Harrington
made the most of her opportunity in the
second act, and it was only the fault of the
audience, that was slow in demonstrating
it's appreciation, that she did not receive a
merited encore. The character was de
lightfuly portrayed
Fannie Myers failed to make the charac.
ter of Katisha sufficiently forbdding, so far
as makeup was concerned, and therefore
Ko Kos famous line, 'My dear boy, have
you seen herr" lost its force, for she was not
at all distasteful, but, on the contrary. n
very pleasing person. She gave the lines
with unusual dramatic force. This being
an opera where people talk more than sing,
the distinction is quite noteworthy.
Dan Young's Mikado was really the weak
est feature OF the performance, and it would
appear that Langlois would have been pref
cradle in the part.
As for the Ko Ko of Stanley Felch. there
is a little bone to pick. 1t was emphatically
asserted by the usually veracious press agent
that Mr.. Felch had holy horror of inter
polating lines in his part, and that so far
from taking advantage of his position as lead
ing low comedian to insert local gags he
scorned the practice and held to the text
The herald., 1898-11-22
TEE WEATHER

1ENpERATT'RE-N m oh..rvati,na
taken at Los Angeles Nov. 2lst. The
barometer Is recuc-d TO nrn levei
Time. ln,. mr.. T.. II. Aine Vel Weather
Tam SO 10 A. 30 NV Clear
Up m. 80. Is 81 6l W Clear
Maximum temperature, g.
Minimum temperature, A.
Forecast
For Southern California: Fair Tuesday;
fresh west wind.
The herald., 1898-11-22
Removal.

The Los Angeles Pipe Organ company has
removed its factory to Eighth and San Pc
d-o streets.
The herald., 1898-11-22

The book and stationery store Of Stoll &
Thayer Co. has been removed to No. 252 -2554
South Spring street. Stimson block.
The herald., 1898-11-22
Baker & Ha milton

Prices save money for purchasers of We
hicles.
The herald., 1898-11-22
EVENTS OF TODAY

Burbank-"Mikado."
Orpheum-Vaudeville.
Los Angeles-"Hogan's Alley"
The herald., 1898-11-22
THE BURBANK.-Gilbert an,

THE BURBANk-Gilbert and Sulli-
vans old, yet ever new and tuneful comic
opera, "The Mikado," opened the third
week of the Grau engagement last night,
beautifully staged, handsomely costumed
ard sung as the earlier productions of this
excellent company have been with spirit
and artistic Interpretation. The advance
announcements as to scenery, lighting, etc.,
were more than fulfilled, and the presenta-
ton of last night was afforded the most ar
tistic setting that this opera has ever re-
ceived here. Everything was in harmonious
keeping with the Japanese garden, from the
myrads of vari-colored lights and gay Ian
terms to the real, growing chrysant hemums
and graceful palms. The makeup and cos
tuning of the chorus is of the Americo-Jap-
anese order, while the principals are sim
ply gorgeous ia their splendOr of apparel
The cast is as follows:
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FIFTY PERSONS ARE DROWNED


London. June During the launch
or the British nrst.oluHs hHttloship Al
bIon. OF 1880 tons 90 Il1ckwuil todnS
by the duchess of York O. ceremony
which the United States ambassador
Col. John Hay and Mra. Hay and Lieut.
C1IWaI the United states naval att
t1Dhg. assisted. the displacement of wac
Ger caused 900 Immense mass ~ water
tu rifH uu 900 slides. completely Huh-
mUfr HH uU. Uf thU lower stages uf the
yard. and ImmruIug hundreds vi poo.
UI.. Ton bodies have thus fut been rvs
covered and DO ia estimated that tfy
rUiUuua were drowned,
Another uui lireredited. report says
thH WHUrIH uUk
AZ this dispatch II sent the bodies u
twenty HpN,u mon. women ana children
have boon recover \ from thU scene ~
tho Ulnckwull disaster. Tho duchess of
York md COL and MiH Hay and the
remainder ~ tho distinguished guests
did not pee the accident which occurred
az tha moment when three cheers were
called flr tn successive launching nud
the cries and screams Of thH victims
were drowned by the outbufHt OF hur-
rains.
The Albion la a. nrst-claas steel battle
ship of 1880 tons. 800 f'at long, 70
foot broad and drawing 20 feet 3 Inches
OF water She o. Go have 1880 indie
Gated horsepower. huf two prupHiIrH,
ANA costs lhuut itVl0oDl The new
hlttipHhlp has IS inches ~ harvHyIzri
rfecl 90 hrr side. Inches on her bulk
heads. and frlm o. 90 o inches ou hsr
run portions Her nrmurd deck lH
from p tu o inches ln thickness, hHr
estimated speed d. nearly 10 knots she
lH o. carry $3.50 toms uf coal, hnr CROW
~ 10 number 200 men, ana her nrint-
mont o. to consist of Four i2-lunh guns,
eighteen smaller quicknring guns, with
i've torpedo tubes.
~ lnst reports thirty bodies had
been recovered. The Victims were
mostly working people ON a holiday,
who had trrEuaFHed 900 the shipbuIId-
iuF yard whcrc tho launching took
palcp.
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nAwAIIAS ANNENArIoS.
Opponents Do tho Talking, Friends WIN
Walt ant Vote,

Washington. June 2l.-Almost imme-
dlatrly after the Senate convened the
resolution Tor the annexation OF Hawaii
was laid before a. Pending lts COM
sldcratlon, Mr.. Roach. n, D., who had
been quoted In a Washington paper MS
favorable 20 the annexation ~ Hawaii.
rose 20 d question of personal privilege.
lie said he had not made the state
ment attributed 10 him, and as mat
ter OF fact was opposed and always had
been opposed to the annexation OF iia-
wall
Mr.. Mitchell 6wlsN delivered a speech
IN opposition 90 annexation, He de-
clnftd that tho nation Just now was
ahou ot lts judgment The effort IN cs-
tuhllHh our government In the Ear West
ana the adoption NJ a policy ~ Inn
porlallsm was evidence ~ that lie
thought the selzur ,of Hawaii would re-
move AN doubt as 10 our land grab
bling Intentions.
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nut the sranish wish WIN not be- Graft
Ted IRE Cuba bs Made Free.

Havana. June 3i-.senor Galyez.
urrHldsnt NJ tho colonial council. has
closed the debates ln the chamber with
70 message 10 tho deputies In which he
repeated that hc did not wish 90 see
autonomy established Tor cuhanH or
FOR spanlnrds. but FOR an the inhab-
ltlnt 1f the island NJ cuba.
Continuing thc president paid a
tribute o. the 6nlgts uf Captain Gener-
no lilauCo md pointed out that public
offices had been divided between Gu
bans and Spanlards.
lie concluded by saying; Lot the
sky fail Nat ana sink rs In an abyss
before the daring foreign Invaders
foot tramplrs on Spanish soil"
The words ~ Senior calves We, q
warmly apphudsd by the deputies and
others assembled ln the hail The Gu
han congress then approved the adj
dress In reply to tho presidents mes-
sage and a. thr mrss1E"'of the captain
general. ana m address was delivered
90 the captain general NJ the colonial
cabinet ana three deputies.
on Friday morning last the a. \.
h1ttloshlp Texas, u II announced, enc
Ieayorrd Co cover the landing ~ Hu
American f0rr, NJ puuta Cahrpra.
province ~ Santiago de- cuba, hut the
report adds the Americans were TO-.
pulsed by me spanish troops under
COL Aldrn, with the loss NJ several
mon, The nrInF 20 II further asserted.
lasted half nn hour
n ls announced at the palace that a
spanish guerilla force mad been en-
gagged with O. body NJ Insurgents near
the railroad 40 nlrImr, province 90
Havana The Insurgents. II appears.
exploded "a dynamite bomb and ms
guerillas captured another and similar
bomb before 10 could he exploded after
which tho Insurgents nrr said 90 have
retired with losses. Tho SpanIards had
three men wounded
Another palace announcement HDts
forth that six spanish sailors recently
surprised an American camp near
Cuyo PiDdrl. not far from Cardrnas.
capturing "kitchen utelN,ls and pro-
visions"
Hut II seems "nthrr Americans fred
on the Spluiards ana pursued them
until they reached the spanish gum
boat pgigu, which was struck By q
Mauser bullet"
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TGL1GRAPHlc BReWTles.

The Republican state convention
convened at Columbus, ohio. today
Vallejo. Cal, June I-u. 8. 3.
Mnn1dnock haH len here and II now
stclmlng down the bay Cor san Fran
cisco.
Tho baltimore a ohio reorganization
committee announced tho rlan NJ or
Elnization today 4 nyr-yoar voting
trust will manage the property.
Washington, June si--Thc Senate
committee On nnincrNwlll not rcnom-
mend any changes NJ any kind ln tho
war revenue h'Il, nutwI thstlndluF tho
trrHtury departments desire Tor de-
Jay IN beginning operations under the
bin
The -four mil " Blolgotts Milling
Co, az bgllot, Wiz un, 70 the largest
IN southern Wisconsin burned 20 tho
ground this morning Tho loss VIII be-
over $4,000, partially covered Boy inaur-
ancc, About 200 mcu VIII De out OF om-
ployment
The comptroller Of tho currency at
Washington has declared dividends Ia
favor OF the creditors uf InHolyent ma
tlonal banks uH follows Five per cent
Tho First National bank OF Newport,
Ky, n i-lo per crut-the Nebraska Ma
tlouul bank, of Beatrice, Ncb
The Democratic state convention
met ut Little Rock, Ark, al noon to-
day 90 nominate state ticket. with
rycry county Zoe the state represented,
II is expected that Governor Jones Will
Dee rUulWlullHu by acglumltlpu The
only contest VIII De over attorney gem
crll ana agricultural commissioner.
There being four candidates Tor each
position,
Secretary Gage has written a letter
20 the House ways and means COM
mlttoe ana the Senate finance commit
tee, stating that d is absolutely lm-
possible 10 put the adhesive stamp Sec
ton OF the war revenue measure In
operation on July 1, and asking that the
time be extended 20 July no. and
that the commission be Increased
from ! 20 Q per cent IN order 10 in
crease popular Interest IN the distrlbu-
ton % the stamps.
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puuNN IrriD WAITER.
How lee Come. asa Great Relief 10 Amer.
lam saIInr. In Vol InhIr. Matrr..


How lee Come. e,n Great isciicf To Amer.
lean sailors in West indir. waters.
hoy wcht. MA. June Copyright.
ID. isDs. Boy tho Associated rrcsal-
WHOM tho ruutolt Muchlas came In
yesterday afternoon. juat after the aux.
Hilary Euuhuut t.Uydpn and in front u
the revenue cutter Woodbury.. hho stood
very hirh out OF the water and had only
ten tons uf rHll nu board. Worse than
ihiH, the supply N tobacco WIS entire.
~ exhausted aud the men had had nc
fresh run Cor many days, Rhu had
been out morc than three weeks. There
was great rejoicing among the crew
when the numhuItu came alongside win
.Cuatuui beer. cakes. Sec cream. LINES
and other fruits The boats were soon
Empty. one ~ the officers went ait &C
whor" ON, NJ 90. merchants was dis.
posing N bio wHr"H tu the sailors md
got gu1d.HlzDd piece ~ fec with which
DE- ran forward Diamonds h0yfi" he
cried Co Tho other officers. who shouted
with delight lee water was prepared
M once. Tho Newspaper mon produced
tobacco ana cigars and the famine was
relieved
The mon NJ war md officers arc
OBLIGED 90 drink topld water in their
lung cruises. They have some lce when
they start from Koy vest hut iH soon
riFeH uut. owing 20 the great heat q
tho ships. nnd Che icc-msklnr plnu'.
which rome ~ tho larger chips have ara
I other out ~ order or DO NOT yield a
large supply on Cape Hayden during
Admiral SnmpHnr'4 Han Juan cruise.
the Associated Prose- dispatch boat
b1untleFH twice brought Tee 60 the nag
chip Sow York. lllf ton each time.
The price 81 Tee 90 Cape Hayden o. SO
n ton Tho hnlf "a ton ~ Zee had shrunk
somewhat by tho time II had been con.
voycd through tho streets N cape Hay
ten 10 IN" DnuntleHH which iny ~ an
Choir. when tho plurtleas reached the
fleet Tho Nry York sent ont % boat %
take on tho lrp The sun was bilHtering
hot ana the fee melted nc uu alarming
rate while lt was being rut into the
boat Tho hn1t'H crew refused a. take
small pieces. nvr pounds or Ho, saying
that they would only mott and they
would have a. hnll the boat The men
were h1rDfputod. ~ course. nnd got a
good dHll NJ comfort out ~ the lee by
putting their fDgt nu a. There was not
much Gee CO. hoist ON board the New
York m bags hut tho officers said IL
was wen worth the money.
The fee ln H. Thomas r. natural.
from The Maine lakes carried down 60
The tropics ln sailing vessels
The delaying NJ the Woodhury's
landing yesterday afternoon indicates
Tightening NJ the health regulations.
She had not landed IN cuba but had
taken from Hamilton three Cubans.
healthy looking follows who IN all
probability were thoroughly Immune
from yellow fever The health ofiioer
~ the port detained the Woodbury. for
several hours. Heretofore there has
heon no such delay even Tor boats that
had touched cuba
The revenue cutter Window came In
this morning with r. number ~ cuban
soldiers bringing dispatches, rs already
telcgruphed.
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Washington, juno 2i.-rhe monthly
statement NJ the collections OF intrrull
revenue shows that the May collections
over May last year Of tg.2si.225.
The receipts from the several source.
NJ revenue ana the Increases as com-
pared with May 1897, are given as
follows.
Spirits, S10aGAGO Increase 81 ,Oss.O57.
Tobacco, Ss,7jiO62, Increase fIOis.,
7le
Fermentod liquors. t3,iJI. O55, Increase
s2i7a97.
oleomargarine. 1Ss.Ois, Increase ta3.-
00i
Miscellaneous. G2SO7i. Increase &c.
22t
Tho net Increase In the receipts dur
Ing the last eleven months was So
giS. g9S.
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NJ the navy has ordered e general court
martial 90 meet NJ mo navy yard at
New Yorl, next Wednesday Tor tho
trill Of CIvll Engineer u, 8. q, white.
u, g ~ in charges OF neglect NJ Outs
and culpahlo inonloloncy lu tho per-
fnrmapoo ~ duties while serving aa
suh-ln8pcctur under Clyll Engineer
Mrr0cal IN the construction NJ dry
The detail for the court Is as fol-
lows;
Commodore Ruch Wallace (retiredi.
Commodore n. u. Hnhasln. Medical
Director il N Wells Gstlradl, Captain
II. g. Kane Uotirod. Commander d.
T strong Samuel a.. Beldcn retiradl,
o. n Nanny Harry Knox and ~ N
heip,er II. &, n O.. ne iudee.advoeate
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WAR NOTES,

Luther Henson, the noted Temperance
lecturer, dled az Rushvlllo, Ind, this
morning,
81. Thomus. d. W. r.. June ei.-No
news Of N-Tllke movements was OBJ
taiuahle here this morning
Port nu Prince, Hnyti, juno as a.
m.-No news from the seat Of war was
received here up 10 this hour today
The President has appointed Robert
stewart Brooks of New Jersey to hl
first lieutenant, Second regiment u, s.
Volunteer engineers.
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on The bow OF the d1fy was painted
the name NIdost. while 100 the storm
was the number aiN. There ia full
rlrggd ship los tha nome 90 Vid1Ha In
the spanish merchant service. She was
last reported 900 TuNpau. Mexico. sew.
Utal months Egn. She loaded 40 that
port and TnWp.c1 flr thr Bermudas
and Wort indian ports She has not
Doom n"Tfi uf since that t.mo and 10
81 supposed Hho was wrecked.