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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-08-06
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

Supt. \. y. Picrson of the Electrolytic
Marine Salts 20. Friday. levied attach
ments for $500 on the property held by
Assistant General Manager Fisher OF tn"
company. 1t is expected shat some of the
officials Will visit the plant of the COM
p4uy. Saturday, 10 test the machinery.
No trace of the Rev. Mr. JerncSan mas
yet been found.
In a very warm and largely attended,
Republican caucus at Eliot. Frames
Keefe of Eliot, Friday afternoon. was
nominated for representative candidate
from the district of Kittery and Eliot.
The first ballot resulted in tie b.
tween keefe and County Committee
man Thomas +. Staples. On the sec
ord ballot Keefc received a majority If
six
Mrs. Lucy Rowe. aged about go years,
WHO had been to the hospital at Portland
for treatment a few weeks and was on
NOR wax homo to West Peru village. died
on the train. Wednesday night, near East
Peru station. She was the wife of Henry
Rowe, 4 soldier in the RebelIloh' VINO sur.
wives her Both were old residents of
Peru. She was the daughter of benjamin
I,ovcinv. a leading citizen and one of the
fathers of the town prior to ana during
the war Mrs. Rowe is survived by three
married sons.
Lester q l3rien, "A boy years OF a%"
residing at 49, Newbury street, Port
land died. Friday, as result of in
iuries received on Tuesday. On that
dav young O'B"ien was at play in John
u. Mutray's stable. when one of the
horses kicked him in the stomach.
II was not thought at first that he was
fatally injured. but he failed rapidly
ana death occurred.
The Lord reunion at South Berwick.
called together some 30 members. Fri
day The programme included an adj
dress of welcome by Rev. Orlando NJ.
Lord of North Easton, Mass: report of
the corresponding secretary. c. c. Lord
of Hopkinton. n. H. An historical ad-
dress was given by Rev. John Heard
Lord of Berwick. Letters were rea6
from Mrs a. \. Lord Sawyer of Wis
casset and Mrs. Annie Lord Marstoi
of Dover The following officers Were
elected: President, Rev. Orlando NJ
Lord North Easton: corresponding
secretary, c. c. Lord. Hopkinton. \
r.: recording secretary. Mrs. MAY
Lord Nut;er. Salmon Falls; treasurer
j. Everett Lord. North Berwick.
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Carroll, 9Th Cavalry. Commanding list
Brigade); Major Henry W. Vessels, Jr..
I'd Cavalry; Major r. J. Wint, 10th Cav
airy; Major and Assistant Surgeon u. La
Motto. LIST u. S. Volunteer Cavalry; Maj.
w. {. Hayes, LIST Ohio Volunteer Cavalry;
Capt j. i. Kerr, 9Th Cavalry; Capt.
George a. Dodd, Sd Cavalry; Capt. George
X. Hunter, Sd Cavalry; Capt c. w. Tay-
lor, 9TH Cavalry; Capt. A. =. Blocksam
9th Cavalry; Capt. John Bigelow. Jr., 10th
cavalry; Capt. NJ. T. Henry, LIST u. .
Volunteer Cavalry; LIST Lieut.. A. l.. Nils,
1st Cavalry; Is Lieut.. II. II. Farnum.
ith Cavalry: LIST Lieut.. Arthur Thayer
Cavalry; 1st Lieut.. o. r. Mayer, 81 Cav
airy; LIST Lieut. w. S. Wood 9th Cavalry;
list Lieut.. A. G. Murillat, Sd Cavalry; LIST
Lieut.. II. y. Anderson 10th Cavalry; LIST
Lieut.. X. G. Livermore 10th Cavalry: 1st
Lieut.. Corr LIST L. S. Volunteer Cavalry;
LIST Lieut.. David J. Leahey. LIST U. S. Vol
untcer Cavalry, I'd Lieut.. Willard. 10th
Cavalry; I'd Lieut.. Walter Short 9th Cav
airy; ID Lieut.. +. X. Mccoy, 10th Cavalry:
ID Lieut.. 7. A. Roberts 10th Cavalry; ID
Lieut.. *. Deveraux. LIST u. S. Volunteer
Cavalry; LIST Lieut.. II. G. Day, LIST L. s.
Volunteer Cavalry; Cadet l.. NJ, Haskell,
LIST l.. s. Volunteer Cavalry.
Gen. kcnts report of casualties has
been forwarded. They were: Killed, l.
officers, 81 men: wounded, IS officers. 56l
men; missing. 81 men,. The strength given
in the statement above is the aggregate
strength of the command, but as there
were many details, the above figures are
about Is per cent. greater than the forces
actually engaged in the battle.
Gen. Kents force. July /. was about
1000 The command had been active in
strengthening their position and the com
manders and their staffs had thoroughly
informed themselves as to the topo-
graphy of the country ana the situation
of The enemy. Very Respectfully.
JOSEPH WHEELER,
Major General Volunteers.
a true copy,
JOSEPH WHEELER. JR.. Aide.
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NEWS NUGGETS.
Brought by the Wires from North. East
South and West.

The Texas Democratic state conven-
ton at Galveston, Thursday, completed
the ticket by the nomination Of NJ. M.
Brooks of Greenville, for judge of the
court Of appeals. 1t was 1.S0 A. NJ
when the convention adjourned sine
die.
The steam schooner Protection sailed
from Seattle for St. Michael. Friday,
with light passenger list. Among the
p1ssengers were seven men from Pos
tnn. who constitute an expedition sent
out by the Klondike & Boston Gold
Mining Company. Five other cxpedi-
lions have been sent out by the same
concern within the past season.
The several hundred employees Of T..
& H. Bachelor boot and shoe manu-
faeturers Of Boston and North Brook
field. Mass. have been notified that.
beginning Saturday. the factory Will
be operated only five days a week.
The working hours will be reduced 10
eight per day on and after Aug. s. A
10 per cent. reduction in wages went
into effect recently at the North Brook
field factory.
4 daring and successful robbery was
carried cut by six robbers at Richland
Mich. Thursday night. Some of them
came on car and evidently had con-
federates with horse and carriaS=.
They secured about $4,000 in cash from
the Union Bank and $500 in notes. AL
bion Barnes. an old man who lived near
the bank. was ordered into his house al
a threat that they would shoot him.
Geo l.. Robinson and Ed Harriet saw
the robbers but did not modest them.
The safe was completely wrecked by
nitro glycerine.
The State convention of Democrats
and silver Republicans closed their
labors at Caspar Thursday. by nomi-
mating two Democrats TO complete the
ticket The fusion ticket of the state
is now as follows: Gov. II. c. Alger.
Democrat: secretary of state. Davis
Miller. Democratic; treasurer, Luke
Voorhees,, Democrat; auditor, c. II,
Priest. silver Republican; superintcn-
dent Of public instruction, j. +. Brown.
Populist; fer congress. c. L. Arnold,
Democrat: associate justice supreme
court. c. T. BiyCiehtarreh. Democrat.
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4 NOVEL DEFENCE.
Pleading Of Colonial Law Acquits Two Fisher.
man Accused Of Breaking Fishery Laws.

Amesbury, Mass. Aug. 5.-Colonial law
was quoted as the defence In peculiar
ease in the district court, today, and it-
provisions brought acguittal to the de-
PENDANTS. The case was one of general
interest to fishermen In the New England
states.
Norris II. Bagley and Abel Souther
were arragned on complaint of Deputy
Wardens Chadwick and Hersey. who
claimed that the men were citizens %
New Hampshire and engaged In lobster
fishing in Massachusetts waters. which
act was in violation OF Massachusetts
laws.
Attorney Goodall of Seabrook. NJ H.,
who appeared for the men. cited the ex-
animation Of the ~ original states which
granted the right of citizen Of one state
TO fish In the waters Of any Of the original
states. He also claimed that Mr.. Souther
had been engaged In the lobster business
i'm Massachusetts for % years and al
though having a house in New Hampshire
he had resided In Massachusetts the
greater part of the time Mr.. Bagiey. he
claimed was in the employ Of Il resident
of Massachusetts in the fishing business.
Judge Cate held Mr.. Goodalfs view OF
the law and discharged the defendants.
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ON LAND AND SEA.
Bits OF News from Our Gallant Soldiers and
Sailors.

The President. Friday, appointed Chas.
@. Allibonc a commander III the navy.
The United States refrigerator steamer
Cvltr passed Sandy Hook bound i'll, q.
all y M Frduy. The Celtic comes from
Guantanamo bay. She brings four sick
men from the fleet and eight men who's
time had expired. Health officer Doty in
Sp,ctod the vessel and released nor from
quarantine n l.30
The following cahl-gram has been re
cciVed at the war department from
Santiago. via Hayti: First Lieut.
James +, Steele, Signal Corps, United
States Volunteers died of yellow fever
at p. NJ. this hospital This day.
tSignoO Lagardc surgeon"
General Torai, the commander Of III,
Spanish troops at Santiago, sent a let
ter, Thursday. to Gen. Shaftcr, advis-
ing him that the camp Of the surlcn-
dercd Spanish troops is in an unheal-
thy condition. He said that there were
several hundred sick in their hospitals
and an average of l. deaths daily
Gen. Shafter will take action at once
in order to improve the sanitary con.
dition of the Spanish soldiers and
their camp.
At the instance of the governor Of
Massachusetts. Adjutant General Corb,n
| has telegraphed Gen. Miles at Ponce.
saying that the secretary of war wishes
to know if there is any unusual cases
or incident connected with the report 10
RES gnation OF the colonel and lieuten-
ant colonel of the 9Th achusett-
| Regiment The report of these resiS
nations was to the effect that much
! friction had occurred between the
/ brigade staff and the officers of this
| regiment, leading up to a large number
of designations by regimental officers
a Boston Transcript special from
| Ponce. Porto Rico, says: OF the 9th
| Massachusetts officers the colonel,
| lieutenant colonel and three majors
! and three captains have resigned.
| They were charged With ncompetency
| and lack of discipline. The trouble in
| the 9Th Massachusetts is partly at
| tributed to the fact that white officers
| refuse TO return the Salutations of the
negro company. The examination. no
doubt. will end in separation, which
will be in effect disarmament. Porto
Rican whites are puzzled and ask:
will the blacks be better off under the
Americans than under the Spaniards ?"
\ special to the Chicago Tribune
from San Francisco says: The new
torpedo boat destroyer Farragut built
by the Union Iron Works, promises to
be the fastest craft ever constructed
in America Or plying American waters.
This has been indicated in the first run
it has ever made. 1t was merely pre-
liminary TO a trial trip, which is to oc-
next Mnn69N raVnllt ions
4 minute the engines developed half
power. that is. 5000 horse power Of the
the required $500. The Farragut at
tanned a speed of 20 knots an hour at
this half driving and therefore its
builders feel sure that it will run over
50 knots, the government requirement.
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Marine Notes.
Boston.

Mrs. William Lyle Of Montreal. has in
Structed w. Donahue to sue Arthur Sew
all Il Co. of Bath. for $4,000. and to libel
the ship kenlworth when it reaches New
York.
When the news of the reported mutiny
aboard and the death of Capt. Baker, his
first officer and the cabin boy. Hobsou
with rumors of foul play, was received
Mrs. Lyle decided to bring the suit. act
ing for her son, William Henry Lyle, who
was a young seaman on the kcnilworth.
Letters dated June > have reached
Montreal telling of the cruel treatment to
which Lyle was subjected. The letters
state that Lyle, while shackled. wrisgled
out through a portfolio of the kenilworih
in Hilo bay and made his escape. His
companion. j. Willis. was captured before
he could take the water Lyle reached
shore safely.
Then follows a recital of the treatment
which is horrible in its details. In let
ter to his mother Lyle says that 1t Is
quite likely the crew will not stand the
treatment much longer. AS now known
the kenilworth put into Valparaiso
Chilli, on fire, with her captain. first ON,
Ger and the cabin boy dead. 1t is charged
they were killed by the crew.-Lewistoh
Journal.
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SHIPPING NEWS.
Maine Ports.

BANGOR-Aug 5. ar, blk Vega, 40
Polio, Portland; schs Dick Williams,
Gross, New York: Charles Billings,
Roberts, Deer Isle; sim Ardanrich,
Sid. schs Lunet, Simpson, New York;
Alice Clark, Clark. Philadelphia: Will
lard salisbury. Jordan, -; Forest
Queen, Gray. Deer Isle.
ROCKPORT-Aug 5, sid. sch John
Proctor, Caswell. Portsmouth. n II.
THoMASTON-Aug s. ar. sch Eliza
Levensaler, Keller. New York.
CAMDEN-Aug ., ar, schs w c Nor
cross, Small, Boston; Alice Fox, Hop
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PREDICTS PROSPERITY.
Alter the War Americans will Greatly Profit
With Colonies.

LONDON. Aug. 5.-The Statist predicts Il
great wave of American prosperity after
Tue war. and active European business in
American securities
Nupa, it says, will give employment
" vast amount Of capital. and the slim
uiuS TO industry there will react upon the
United States. The investments in Cuba
iort' Rico and the Philippines will par
ticularly benefit railways"
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MORE CARE FOR CAMPS.
Army Department Urged to Profit by Expert
cnce in Selecting Camps for Troops.

Washington. Aug. "a large Philadel-
phia delegation from the National Relief
Commission. accompanied by Postma ter
General Emory Smith. called on President
Mckinley, today. and talked over the
conditions of the camp life of our SOL
diers. A plea was made TO avoid the I'M
heaithful conditions heretofore encoun-
tered
The delegation asked that in the seec-
ton of any new locations for camps,
here or at the front due consideration be
given the unfortunate experiences ut
Camp Alger and other points. The Pres
ident took part in the discussion and
showed considerable interest in their
presentation of what they called the les
sons of the past.
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NO STAMP NEEDED.
With Certain Exceptions Reissue Of Insurance
Policies Need Not Be Stamped.

Washington Aug. 3.-'rhc commissioner
of Internal revenue has rendered a de
cison in which he holds that contracts
of reinsurance, with certain stated exccp-
tions. are not subject to the stamp tax.
In the case of receipts for rent and
where there are no other rccitals. no
stamp is required. But if the receipt con-
tains any phrase or clause that can be
construed as contract for the hire or
use or rent, then in such eases the re-
ccipt is held to become something more
than bare receipt and should be
stamped according to its tenor or effect
The insertion of the words in Il rent re-
ceipt, las leased for August, 1885, is held
to render it subject to the tax.
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WILL. SOON MEET.
Americans Pushing Forward on Read TO Sar
Iuan and the Spaniards

AT brscalahrodo River. SIX Miles
Beyond Juana Diaz. on The road 10
san joan. Thursday night Aug. A.
via st. Thomas. L. w l.. Aug. 5.-the
lGth Pennsylvania of Gen. Ernst's bri-
gade advanced to this point, today.
and holds the bridge over the river.
Tine md and 5rd Wisconsin are ex-
pected, tomorrow. No sign Of the en-
envy is reported. but il is believed that
the Spaniards are about 400 strong be
tween this point and Coamn. The
seizure Of the bridge ensures control
of the road to Coamo. Pickets are be
ing pushed out ana they may collue
with Spanish outposts.
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DON'T DISAPPOlNT ME-"
Wildman Writes AgGinaldo Letter Which
Will Restrain Him.

London. Aug. 6.-The Hong Kong
correspondent Of the Daily Main says:
The prospect Of America abandoning
the Philippines has well nigh brought
on panic. The insurgcnt leaders are
greatly dissatisfied with the Amcri-
cans and the British here.
Mr.. Whitman. the United States con
sui, has replied I" Agunaldo, as fol
lows. Trust to the honor ana jus
tice of the United States and let moth
ing interfere With the first task. of
throwing off the Spanish yoke. be-
licve in you. Don't disappoint me"
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IMMuNES FOR CUBA.

Savannah, Aug. 5.-Five thouso,,1
troops are on their way to Savannah
To-Day, TO embark on the transports
Rio Grande, Leona and Minnewaska
which left New York, yesterday. arc
expected to arrive, tomorrow. TIL.
troops which are all immunes, are the
Sd Georgia Regiment from Macon. I'D
and 9Th Regiments from Columbus
Miss. The Mississippi regiments VIII
arrive, tomorrow
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Disasters.

New York, Aug. 5.-The side wheel
steamboat c. II. Northam of the New
Haven line which left the foot of Peek
slip at East river at midnight last
night. for New Haven, blew out hef
piston head in Long Island Sound s"ibe
time after and lay helpless until her
companion ship the Richard PECK,
came along. The Northam was towea
to an anchorage off City Point. The
Northam is commanded by Captain
Aaron Hardy and the Peck by ms
brother, Edward. There was pahic
among the Northam's passengers.
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PROTESTING ORE DUTY.
Claims Made That Santiago Rate on Iron Ore
Is Prohibitive.

Washington, Aug. "a Maryland
steel company has protested to the
President to the export duty on iron ore
shipped from Santiago de Cuba. 1t is
stated that the tax as now fixed is alb
solutely prohibtive and the 5000 work
men employed by the company Will
have to be discharged.
In addition to the old duty. the new
government at Santiago has fixed an
export duty of Is cents a ton, which is
declared TO be very onerous, the Span
ish duty being only five per cent.
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CAPT. CLARK IS ILL.
Has Been Ordered Home on Sick Leave
Nothing Serious.

Washington, Aug. 8 Capt. Chls. +.
Clark, commander of the batilcshil,
oregon, has been invalded home. The
news of Capt. Clarks illness came as
a shock to his Washington friends in
ana out of the navy who have follow
ed with intense interest his trip from
san Francisco around The Horn 10
Florida and noted With added Interest
his conduct Of the Oregon III the bat
tie with Cerycra's squadron.
Secretary Long said tonight. that
capt. Clark had been granted leave
of absence on account of sickness,
hut that he had no knowledge nf how
sick he was Of from what disease hc
was suffering.
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A CORPORAL MURDERED.
Michigan Volunteer Shot by Brother in Law
in Family Row.

Detroit. Mich, Aug. John W. BATHS
hill of Ecorsc, this morning. shot and
killed James 81. James of St. Igpace. a
corporal i'll 60. L. 35th Michigan Infantry.
which is in camp at Island Lake St
James. yesterday, married Bertha May
Welsh, I'attishills sister-in-law. He in
simulated that he wished to leave his bride
ut Battishills house SO that she could bc
watched.
This resulted in A quarrel, which ended
in Battishills firing Il shotgun charge in
St James neck.
Battishill was arrested.
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READY TO BUY RAILROAD.

Springfield, Ohio. Aug. Sit is stated
here on good authority that Senator
Brice or his agents will buy the Ohio
Southern Railway. when it is offered
for sale on Aug. 20
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foreiJn Ports.

ST JOHN, n B-AuG >, ar. blk Thors-
ny. Gicrdc. Tyne Dock. Eng; schs Que
tay. Hamilton, Vineyard Haven; Geor-
gia e. Barton. Portsmouth; Three Sis
tcrs, Price, Boston: Buelah, WATSON.
Thomaston: Ayr. Brinton, Perth Am
boy: Bessie Parke. Carter. New YORK,
Fraulcin, Sleeves. New York.
Cid. sim Cumberland. Thompson.
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Take CarboIic Acid.

Boston, Mass, Aug. 5-Elizabetr
Sinnott, "a years of age. whose home
was in East Boston. committed sui
eide, tonight, by taking carbolic acid
Dependency is given as the cause.
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A special to the Buffalo IN. W News
.ays fire broke out in the chapel of the
Niagara University. Catholic insti.u-
ion on the American side. 31a miles pc
low Niagara Falls. at A. NJ, F'riday'
rhe chapel at 9 O'Clock, was destroyer
The fire is attributed to an incendiary'
The fire was confined to the Chapel
The loss is estimated at $4,000.
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UNDER OUR PROJECTION.
Bishop Of Manila and His Clergymen Placed
Under Protection Of Uncle Sam.

London. Aug. 6.-The Rome CORE
spondent of the Daily News says:
The Vatican has telegraphed the
archbishop of Manila instructions to
place himself and his clergymen I'M
der the protection of the United Stat IS
in view of threatened attack by the in
surgents. The archbishop's position is
very odd, bearing in mind his foolish
anti-American manifesto at the begin
ming of the war
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Woodruff. bound ssr

kins, boston; Woodruff. bound =.
Rockport.
sid, sIoop Remona, Withersno,-
North Haven.
PORTLAND--Aug 5. ar. stm Hor,..
Hail. Bragg. New York: schs Norma,
dy, Merry, Baltimore; Falmouth. W.,
lace. Philadelphia; Vicksburg. CO.,
New Jersey; Mary Louisa. Alley az
VIM. Keene. Hathaway. Boston.
Sid, sch Grace ID buchanan. Harr,,.
ton, kennebec and Baltimore.
SACO-Aug 5,ar schs Jessie c Es,c,
Philadelphia; N II Skinner. do.
BATH--Aug 5. sid schs Abbie Rov
ker New York; Lucy a Davis. Phil.
delDhia; Clara Leaceft. do; Abel Bah.
cock. do; II + Chase. New York; M,
Meader, do.
Ar, schs Oracle - Buchanan. poyts
mouth N H. Sunlight, Boston. r.
man Mar. Boston; stn Reading
CALAIS-Aug 5. sar schs Seth
Todd, Portland Capt johnson dlsd
within an hour after reaching porn
Joe Kelley. Boston
BELFAST-Aug5 5, ar and sailed scb
George b Ferguson. New York Tor
Bangor.
SID, yacht CLEAN, Boothbay Uarbor
MACHIAS-Apc. =. ar schs OSPREY
Pembroke for fsew YORK: Il w andc
w Kinds, Calais for Boston: Julia and
Martha. Boston for Calais.
EASTP0RT-lAug ;. ar. sch Christin,,
Moore, Walton. S. and sid for New
YORK: Gamma. do, and sid for Machlas.
Mary Lee Newton, Boston.
BOoTHBAY--Aug ). ar. schs Addie
Mefadden, New York; Lady Antrim.
Boston.
Sid. schs Louis q Rabel. Philadelphia:
omaha, New York; Julia Baker, Boston
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The largest country in one BODY and
under one government is the Russian
Empire. 1t comprises 1893, 136 square
miles.
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The EXETER RACES.

Exeter. Me. Aug. THE races here
were postponed, today. ON account OF
rain.
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From the fact that the whaler Swallow
mas arrived at Boston, Mass. with 2O0D
barrels of sea elephant oil, valued at 500
100 the Transcript. of that city. draws
the conclusion that the sea elephant is
see.