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Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1898-08-18
NOTICE |.

BY virtue Of an execution in nv
hands, issuing from the Superior Court
of Wayne county, in the action of w.
X. Price VS.. r, Jarman, l will sell for
cash. by publ auction, at the court
house door in\ oldsboro, on Monday,
the 18th day OF September, 1898, the
interest OF said w. r. Price in and to
the following land, situate in Wayne
county, to wit
~ In town of Seven Springs: Begins
at a stake on Spring street, the yard
fence of the Simmons house and lot
bought from J.C. Grady and runs east
four poles to a stake; then south ten
poles to a stake; then west i poles to a
stake; then north ten poles to the be-
ginning, containing one quarter of an
acre, moro or less.
~. Lot No. 4 in the division of the
lands of Samuel Loftin, deceased,
bounded as follows: On the north by
the lands of VIM. Whitfeld; on the
west by lot No. 3 in the division of
Samuel Loftin lands; on the south and
east by the lands of L. H Pr1dgen,
containing PA acres, more or less.
B. f. SCOTT, Sheriff,
August 10th, 1898.
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THE ARGUS.
DAILY N WEEKLY.
Democratic Primary.

The primary of the Democra~
tia Party for Goldsboro Towns
ship will be held at the Court
house in Goldsboro on Friday
evening. Aug. 10, 1898 at half
past eight o'clock. for the pur-
pose of electing Delegates to the
County Convention, and Of nomi-
mating a Tax Collector. and Cons
stable and Justices of the Peace.
Let every Democrat attend and
give expressions to his views.
II ne fails TO do SO, he ought not
afterwards be heard to complain.
We also invite all others, VINO IN
tend to support the nominees of
the Democratic Party, to be pres
ent and take part in the Pri-
mary.
L. E. Pridgen.
Nj. L, Lee.
S. K. Royal.
D.. j. Broadnurst.
b. G.. Thompson.
Township Executive Committee.
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ARGUS BUREAU,
JNO. r. SMITH, Mgr.
Aug. 16, 1898.

III DOREAO,
JNo. R. SMITH, Mgr. :
Aug. 16, 1898.
Mr.. Jas. r. Hatch is off on a
few days visit.
Mr.. J.. R. Schenck, of Char
lotte, N. c., is in town,
Mrs. M. e, Goodwin is quite
SICK. We hope she may soon be
better.
Mr.. Jessie Mcintyre, of Flor
ence, S. c., is visiting his parents
for a few days.
Watermelons are getting
scarce, but hard cider is making
up for their scarcity.
Evelyn and Lacy Smith are
both much better and will soon
be able to be out again.
Mr.. J. M. Virgins, of Dudley,
was shaking hands with his many
friends on our streets Tuesday.
Mr.. G. S. Maxwell has been on
the sick list and we are glad to
note that he is much improved.
Mrs. JOS. Sasser's condition
still remains critical. Her many
friends hope she may yet recovs
err,
If you want stationery just call
on j. r. Smith, his line is com,
plete, and the cheapest you ever
saw.
We are glad to hear that sew
erai more dwellings will soon be
built to accommodate the would be
citizens,
Chief police Royal is improving
John street wonderfully, it will
soon be one of the incest streets
in town.
Mr.. Leonard Martin is spending
a few days at his HON, evisiting his
parents, MI. and Mrs. John Mar
tin, near here.
Kelly's Springs seems to be the
most attractive place around here
now it is a nice drive and the
water is splendid.
Mr.. B. NJ. Switzerland has
just received a novelty in the
way Of a buggy. 1t is ball bear
ing, rubber tire, and strictly up
to- date.
If you need a good gasoline
stove, J. R. Smith will sell you
one that is safe, durable and
economical.
Mr.. M. B. Mansfield has taken
his old position with the furni-
ture factory of Fayetteville as
foreman of the painting and dec
Grating department. His family
will remain IN Mount Olive.
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For Register.

DEAR ARGUS:-While different
sections of the county are sug.
costing suitable names for the
various county Offices, we would
not forget the name of John B.
Hooks, of Fremont, for the nomi-
nation for Register of Deeds.
Mr.. Hooks is a young man OF
high character, who was raised
on the farm, comes from an exs
tensive and numerous family,
who have always been identified
with the best interest of Wayne
County, and Of purely Demo-
cratic stock. The people of the
county could not do better than
nominate and elect this young
man Register of Deeds.
All this end of the county will
be in the convention on the 9th,
and it is to be hoped that all
white men who love good honest
government and who are in favor
of white supremacy will attend
the County Convention and help
to select the men they want to
vote for. Men who are true and
clean in politics. Men who will
legislate honestly and impartially
for the people. Men who will
feel when elected that they are
the servants Of the people.
DEMOCRATIC VOTER.
Fremont. Aug. 16.
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ID. A. STEVENS FOR SHERIFF.
Grantham Township Will Present
His Name to the DemOcra-
tic County Convention
for this Offic,

Editor AReUs;-Please allow a
voter of the Democratic party to say
to the people of the county OF
Wayne that the name of Everett
Stevens, of this township, will be
presented to the County Convention
as a candidate for the Office of Sher-
if.
Mr.. Stevens is q man of the peo-
pie, and is in every respect peculiar
ly fitted to fill acceptably the various
duties pertaining to the Office OF
Sheriff. He is (among our Democrat
&c workers) one of the very best in
the county, and would, should he
receive the nomination, leave moth
ing undone to secure the election OF
the whole Democratic ticket.
The convention will make no mis-
take should they place his name be-
fore the people as their standard
bearer for this very important Office
AN OLD DEMOCRAT.
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TT. OLIVE LETTER
A Condensed ChrOniC1ing of the
Events that Transpire III
That Town and
Section.

Why not the town commission
ers have the names of the streets
put up and a pump put at the only
well on the street that the water
is fit to drink? The one that con-
tinues to remain is a nuisance.
Taking the trees up from East
and West Centre streets that were
ruined by the fire, gives it an open
appearance, but the brick stores
will soon fill the gap, and a per-
feet row of naples will soon look
much better.
Mr.. j. I. Bland and family, and
Mr.. A. j. Mott and family, of
Wilmington, have moved to MI.
Olive, and have been compelled
to occupy house room with others
on account of the scarcity of build
ings. If we had the houses the
people would come.
Candidates are plentiful. Re-
member the primaries Saturday
evening. There is the first place
to remember yolr choice for a
candidate. If you don't attend
the primaries, don't grumble at
what happens to be done. All
who feel that they can support
the nominees of the Democratic
party are heartily welcome to
attend our primaries. 1t matters
not what their former affiliations
have been. we must have an "A
glo-Saxon government.
HATCH's EXCURSION.
Mt. Olive is proud of its noted
excursion managers Messrs. B. H.
and G. B. Hatch, who run white
excursions only, and who have s
tapllshed a reputation far and near
as always doing just what they
advertise to do, and in this way
the public has come to have conf
dence in them and hence the Sc
cret of their unprecedented and
growing success.
Their next excursion will be
from Dunn, on the ssshort cut'
to Wilmington and the Beach, on
Friday September I'd, and it gives
promise of being the greatest ex-
cursion event of the season.
See their big bills for schedr&G
and low prices. ~
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Not a Candidate.

Editor ARGUS: Permit me through
your paper to thank the gentleman
who signs himself ga worker, who,
in his communication to the ARGUS
the 4th inst, kindly named me in
connection with the office of County
Surveyor. I have no desire to be a
candidate, and trust that a better
and more suitable man will be nam
ed.
Very Respectfully,
FL. f. PRICE.
Goldsboro, N. G. Aug. 10.
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Some Spaniards may remah
and become citizens, but it's too
early to discuss the possibility of
Cervera's staying and being sent
to Congress from New Jersey.
AS dictators Aguinaldo at Mas
Mia and Typewriter Blanco at
Havana ri now practically in
the same class.
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For Tax Collector,

70 the voters of Indian Springs
Township.
/ respectfully announce myself
a candidate for the nomination of
Tax Collector of the township,
subject to the primary and con-
vention.
B. b. RAIFoRD.
Mt. Olive, Aug. 18th, '98.
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Try Aliens Foot Ease.

A powder to be shaken into the
shoes. At this season your feet feel
swollen nervous and hot. and get tired
easily. If you have smarting feet or
tight shoes, try Aliens Foot-Ease. 1t
cools the feet and makes walking easy.
Cures swollen and sweating feet, bills
tiers and callous spots Relieves corns
and bunions of all pain and gives rest
and comfort. Try 1t to-day. Sold
by all druggists and shoe stores 25c.
Trial package FREE. Address. Allen
8. Olmsted, LeRoy, N. Y.
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Skin Diseases.

For the speedy and permanent cure VI
+etter. salt rheum and ECZEMA, Chair-
berlain's Eye and Skin O1ntmen1 10
without an equal. 1t relieves tns rosend
ing and smarting almost lns. ua=.osnant
i.s U.s. IT, also cures itch, BARRIERS itch'
scaid head, sore nipples, itching piles;
channed hands, chronic sore eyes ana
granulated lids.
mr.. Cady,s Condition Powders for
horsss are the best tonic, blood puTlner
and yermifuge. Price, 20 oolaDy
For sale by M. E. Robinson 9 aro.
and MilIer's Pharmacy IN GosusOor'
and s,Jno. r. Smith at Mt. Ollve
@1I-ESMAN wanted by large RAG.
tory supplying free outns anu Saa Pp p
SEVERAL $40 weekly. Brattice, 14o :
New FORK
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NOTICE.

North Carolina, In the Superior Court
Wayne County, Before the Clerk.
Martha A. Sampson, widow of
Needham Kennedy. deceased,
VS..
Henry Kennedy, M. w. AL
bridge and wife Fanny Al
bridge, Charlie Kennedy,
William Kennedy. Charle q
Dent and wife Ida Dent, ] wi
Kennedy n Bryant Kep. adv
The above named defendants uit
Henry Kennedy, Charlie ,unedv'
William Kennedy, and 3 V en-,
neoy, will take notice = YAM .ntion
for dover has been r hat an S,,-
perior Court of Wav legun IN 0I9 .th
Carolina, by the r me County, ra;nst
the defendants ,laintiff and aga,nsSs
cause, and tn IN the above entieieu
appear befor at they are req9ireu his
office in e. g the undersigned DIV 1atb
day of s. ,ldsboro, N G., on the .oo W
demur ,ptember, 1898, ana an therein,
or tt To the complaint hled theroo1'
"a relief demanded will be gran'eo
r c. f. HERRlNG,
n cunar;or Court. Wayne County
This 5th day of August, 1898.
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TO CLEANSE THE SYSTEM

effectually, yet gently, when eostive or
bilious. or when the blood is impure or
sluggish, to permanently overcome
habitua1 constipation, to awaken the
kidneys and liver to a healthy act1v-
ity, without Irritating or weakening
them, to dlspel headaches, colds; or
~fevers, use Syrup of Figs.
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Another forcihle illustration OF
the pen being migh5ier than the
sword is seen in those peace
signatures sending the latter to
its sheath.
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There is considerable building
going on in Goldsboro, and these
buildings r in evidence that
we go forward.
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Notice |

Having this day qualified befo.
Clerk of the Superior Court of
County, North Carolina, a. &c the
of the last will ana testar ! Wayne
thew Pope, deceased, no. > executor
given to all persos lent OF Mat
said estate to max ice is hereby
ment, and to o. rs indebted to
claims againsts q Immediate pay
them to the U IL persons holding
on or before aid estate to present
or tn s not .ndersigned for payment
their rec the End of August, 1899,
Ice will be pleaded in bar o.
.Gols every. BENJAMIN DEANS
= ,~xecutor Matthew Pope, deco.
.,sboro, N. c., Aug. 2. 1899. -
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(OFFICIAL.'

Parties who will pay their city 10,
taxes before Sept. LIST will get a dis
count of two per cent. on all ex-
Icept sewerage tax. The books are
the hands of Mr.. s. w. Draper
tax collector, who will be gle II
commodate you at the NJ cit.
fee. Call and see him. dto &C
ayers Oh
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For REGISTER of Deeds.

hereby announce myself "a candi
date for the Office of Register of Deeds
for Wayne county, subject to the Dem.
ocratic primaries and convention.
N. H. GURLEY.
August 9th, 1898.
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Goldsboro, N. G. Aug. 10.
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FIG SYRUP co.
SPECIAL NOTICE |
Aug. 16.

SAN FRANCISCO, Gal.
HOUIk VILE. KY. NEW YORK. n. 4.
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'sTo Governor D.. L. Russell,
Raleigh, N. c."
At the Executive Office yester-
day Private Secretary Cade was
asked if the report had been
received by the Governor. He
replied that it had not.
Mr.. Cade further admitted that
he had no idea as to when the
report would be received.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-18

Seattle. who promptly notified the Uni
ysrsity. Trevor kIDcaI3 responded 70 the
call and had fhe fish carried 70 the Young
Saiusalista' hall for inspection and pres
erya;ion i. possible. TIE fish was very
heavy. II measured about three feet In
length and abou. two and q half feet Ii
depth.
Prof. @. Il. johnson promptly Identified
81 as Mola yotgGoa, commonly known as
''sunflsh.' ''headAsh" or 'fpola-" He had
notes ahow.ng that ore u these strange
creatures rad washed ashore al 0ceaa
beach. ilwaco. Wash. IN lSs}. and another
al the same place in iss7.
III Jordan 1. Glberts Fishes Of North
America" this fish Is described as the
last Of the fishy kind merlting descrie-
ton In form II il differentiated from the
true fish form more tnan any other species
Fishes % the open SEAS, apparently COM
posed 81 q head - which small tins are
attached. Found IN most warm seas. Pc
,aafc. inhahi:lng most temperate and tr8p-
zeal seas. swimming slowly about near The
surface. common northyar1 10 Cape Goa
ard Point Conception. l. reaches q weight
CT So pounds"
III Rev J. q. Woods Natural History"
the '-suntiSh" IS Illustrated aud the follow
ing description ia giyea: our last exam
pje of these creatures il the sunf3sh. 50
called from is large, POUND body. which
looks as X IL were tina head and shoulders
Of some very large tisn that had been sev-
ered Ike Baron Muucha userl's. horse. The
flesh ~ the sGnfie5 is wt.ye ana wen la
v0red. ana Is Fl mach request among sal!
ors who always I3Xus.ata ia fresh meat
after TIE rnou9tony 0t salte<! provisions.
In flavor and aspect II somewhat reseul-
bIeS that II the skate Its liver is rather
large ara yields considerable amount q
oil. which - PRICED ~ the callers as an
tufalilb.e remedy"
The tsh was too large for any vessel
fhai Mi kinoaf4 couia find. 50 Is presere-
atia0 In aIeohoi er formalln was ont Of
the PRESTON He thea sought 10 make
sksie1ou- The Skin was like cartilage,
ahon, "A quarter cf an iuch thick. II was
a tough casing t3r the fish and seemed -
indicate that there would BE- a tjae. strong
Skeleton IN TIE inside. This proved mis-
take Tae bones were soft ard ret nearly
IS firm IS ne outside skin, Even the
shUa. though large VAS - he same SOFT
material About the only hard substances
found were tEe urrsr ara lower lips -
tnoti'h pieces These were preserved. The
hTain g2s fopu4 20 be- extremely small Tor
50 large ? fish THIS WAS preserved, with
fl1e system % nerves extending from r.
Hereafter "a Effort 8tll L. mase 70 geeure
some large euital!e cases IT, which xEl-.
large specimens as the sGnflsn and the
Span king fsh caught about i year ago.
may ise preserved. Sueh aeep-sea treas.
oreS quickly =Dol unless plunged al once
!nto a proper preventative.
As 81 IS. Science Il benefited hv -. ad't-
tt0n at q Few northern. limit - tta sun
Ssh. ard Mr kIueal3 has Aaa tne a.ivar-
ts@< - 1fsss ring a form rew ansi inter
e~ufg - sim. and he has preserved ror-
1oe4 feT further study.
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MEYER FOUND THE ENEMY
Glitter sRasr FAILS TO DISCOVER
THE SPANISH FHIsATEEE-
lraE~<A Many Weeks I'm Assska's
wss~ya fn the Hope Of Getting
sAss NJ seneshsss Thsf ieok~d

TIE anystesssas Essars&sa rr3satser TIA.
was Reported lying 81 war sSr goA-Szsssn
v4zeeas fsssas sJaeka IL a. rysssrsoess as
ese<. as ssge cgfSsf Gsarf rae 5ast returned
fsDsn l. ssarcsl t5~ sse Yakssss craft witt
1us ssssrg 81 rr2en IS 9 taeoey eoct-Fsas.
It's Grant retzrness a. SIS o'eicek Las.
evening. after b*ing gore Elk weeks. Gee
hs6 = far trip Gown. ard gees so ths Port
Orchard nav4s station early this week to
TegoT-. settle uo TIE BUSINESS WITH Eeege-
tayx T4ong. have hsr var Ia3at scrape6 ~
ard t@ fsaagserfea b&ek 70 the treasury
department..
The eaUee Il t1ls Interesting ,nfxssSn OF
TIE Gxan. 8zg rUEBeE2gs reports s&ss J1ay
tia. .TsTstesr ~ spain w&s 80 The sn-
iatsG passage 70 AEagszp waiting 70 cart
OUT asss DsIIags any ve9sSas that U3ga.
bring gold fyera tEse north. So gre4. was
TIRE anxiety ever THE possible state o.
things that urgent appea; was male - the
gsafssasy O. the 2z3gy 70 sE61 q yacsnS1
after fhe alleged f,.ssan6 So the Grant
xas taken from tfse revenue service aEts1
est v1fH aea1sitsyfgIenss o. var ana sent
norfhwasg. leaving here August under
Capt J. A. Alsusrn. She want up fhe H.
vide passage. Esepfny q sharp lC0xo1g for
the sz4es1F and searching rEa3ECfeiy every
mock ard cersger Of sAs waterway. taking
swo weeks TO go 20 Ska. After remain
Ing there four of stve dayx tfae invesfiga~
sion wsa Dursaesa sp Lynn canal 80 Jsa-
neau. akagway and Dyea. that part - TIA
tour lasting fsne days. Then the Grant
wset tack 80 gifka, ard found ordeEs to
prGcee1 al oace TO tas Sound She started
home In fhe flrg. veek If fbtg month. E.i-
IDENTITY the priyateer has q commander Of
cervera'S hitting ability. or ID Flying
L8sehman.
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CAPTURED A STRANGE FISH.
FISHING sIoop-s PECULIAR FIND
orr CAPE rLATTERY.
In the CsHfavies Of Evo1nfion This
Nemher of the Finny Tribe Has
Tried 10 Get Away From the Ordt-
aary Forms of His kfasfsik.

There are 70. may peoSse & iris wc-s1
~ho 81 &c. tax. paeas1-s IL icoks,g a. CT
reading a1ozs .se s.rsags forms u All
na1 lie reor&-g ire waters g the g-e2.
ecszaz One 81 tsse s-raryea. 81 fa@ss
scrraa hzr tzst heen k-o1ght 20 Seattle ty
CAPT. =. A. Cr.sn. ~ tas fshsny ssoop Ella
q. Wife fs1k.g TOR hasEEt a5os. twe-ty-
FIRE niles ri Cape FTzs.sry. Gre q ;as
sxssrrasn. .-s.ead % hauling in ire 1saai
hal.Dvs. brought On Seek an unga4nsy
stranger which EnSogt.eaTr belonged 10
.ae assy tribes. b2, Ia :hs c.-tsr.ss 6
evolution he hae tr1e1 RS level bas- 10 get
a. far away ~ possible from the ordinary
ferns Of his kfnxsoiks "a the b-.ny deep
II was = Iargs sunfsn- Capt. Green rad
sea the sxh before. hu. neyer On the Pa
csAe coas. He DackeS /. heavily - Ice
and brought II 10 Asnaro-ta 4 Duaa. o.
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GIRL [LUDtS 4 NURDE RtR
EFrTE WORCESTER PURSUED IN
STREETS OF PExDLETox.
Her Mother Dangerously "ounHed
and o. Young, n Railroad Man.
KiIIea-. e. Gunniag haR- who
Committed the Crime. In jail.

PESDLETC%. Or. SEPT 17.-c. C. Cas-
rioxsam. ce E1.o7. tass c1un.y, tbs
sws..ng szas and &4sIs1 o. Yang ara -
rsc2z.y wounded Xrz. julius J. T3rc@s-s.
q. the o. e * y. Gegot-
Cunningham vs.a co<-se5 -eTo2Te-.
e.asess E4ss Etc Worcester for & beck
firing shrse shots a: ae-. az1- .as yoaa-g Eo-
mar ran Into saiocr. ard e1ass2 tire z,E--
ae-er. He raa tsrozga tae saAoon .a.o -sse
Great Eastern aots;. whs-e - SNAPPED "a
revolver twice z. Hrs. Johnson. the .s-o-
ssrsstc-es wife.
Young. VITO vas an e-p,oTe 81 -he o. P
& -. Company, was taking vita Mrs.
Worcester and her daughter Fife &. the
o. 2 Il -. depot. wnea Cunningham.
crazsa hy 9rszk. drew MS revolver ard
commenced firing al TIE group. Young
Was SIC. through TIE heart ard died al
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Barbados 4 RUN.
Entire Area of Cultivated Land OH
liberated by Hurricane

KINGSTON, Jamaica. Sept. I1.-Detai!s
Of the hurricane. which are constantly
coming in, show the disaster to nave been
worse than was az first expected. The de-
struction q. Barbados was fully equal %
that "a 81. Vincent. while 81. Lucia also
suffered considerably. The island q Bar
BADGES presents practically \ fiat surface.
and was completely swept by the cyclone.
the result being that the entire area OF c,I]-
tivation was oolIteratef while a majority
o. the residences and other buildings yve-a
destroyed. ard two~th!rds Of he dense pop
ulation were rendered homeless. The pap
nlation was seeking shelter AZ Briagefosen
and other centers, only 70 find taegn 4ftie
more than masses q ruins. TIE conse-
cuent distress e unparalleled in ~. his
tory CT the Yves. Indies. and the governor
has cabled that instant ard continuous OFT
side relief Is absolutely necessary.
Tae actual extent Of fatalities has MT
-. been ascertaiced. owing 10 the extent
az the ruin wrought throughout the Lsias9,
Apparently the damage in St. Lucia xas
comparatively less enormous, though
very serious
The loss o. NE In 81. Lucia was compar-
atlvely small No estimate OF the shipping
casualties ts yet possible