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Arizona republican., 1898-11-30
RossER HALF CONVICTED.

San Francisco, Nov. 29.-The jury in the case Of Walter Rossar, the Tennes- see soldier who on September 13 shot and killed a civilian. Henry Hilder- brand, while under the influence Of liIucr which had been drugged, failed to agree. Rosser will be tried again next week.
Arizona republican., 1898-11-30
ARIZONA AFFAIRS.

Washington, Nov 29.- (Special.)- Eli J. Frost Of Tate, Tex, has been appoir5ed teacher at KeaIn's Canyon, Arizona. E.. w. Barnes, letter carrier of pOstoftce at Phoenix, has been re- moved.
 Superintendent Ccuser Of the Indian office left today Q select a site for the nsw buildings at San Car,Cs agency.
Arizona republican., 1898-11-30
SOLDIERS ARRIVE.

Washington, Nov. 29-The War De- partment has the following: Manila, NcT. 29.-The transport Zealandia, with the headquarters and seven companies of the First Tennessee, arrived this morning. No casualties. (Signed) Oris''
Arizona republican., 1898-11-30
POWDER WORKS BURNED.

Pinoie, Cal, Nov. 29.-A disastrous fire occurred at the works of the Cali fornia Powder Company at 2:20 this morning. About 100 men will be thrown out of employment.
Arizona republican., 1898-11-30
ALL ON BOARD PERIsHED.

Halifax, N. S., Nov. 29-An unknown four masted vessel is ashore at Herring Cove, the entrance to Halifax Harbor. One body washed ashore. All on board perished.
Arizona republican., 1898-11-30
CARLOS THREATENS.

Madrid, Nov 29.-The Heraldo to- day publishes q dispatch which says Don Carlos will not publish 9 manifesto until the ratification of the peace treaty by the chambers.
Arizona republican., 1898-11-30
EsTERHAzY COMES THIS WAY.

Paris. Nov 29.-A despatch from Brussels to the Journa! reaffirms the report that Major Count Esterhazy sailed for America. He embarked at Rotterdam.
Arizona republican., 1898-11-30
RAILROAD BLOCKED.

New York, Nov. 29-The main line of the Long Island Railroad Company is still blocked for about ten miles.
Arizona republican., 1898-11-30
A RELATED CONGRESSMAN.

Pittsburg, Nov. 29.-W. H. Graham was today elected to congress from the Twenty third District.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-01-28

CHICAGO. Jan. 27.-Edward ohrn-
stitch, heir to one million florlns (s4O0.-
000) in Buda Pest. Hungary. and for
whom the police have been searching,
lies in pauper's grave in the Potter's
Field. While agents and lawyers were
searching the world over for one OF the
heirs to the millions OF Buda Pests
greatest banker. the object Of their
search occupied maniac's cell at the
county asylum here. Ohrnstitch died
under his right name but with q pau
per's number opposite 1t on the books OF
the asylum a letter yas received yes
terday by Chief OF Detectives Colleran,
requesting him to look for Ohrnstitch
The letter came from Buda Pest and
said that o fortune awaited OhrnstItch,
rs his father had died recently. To-day
Attorney n. ]. Waldman called at de-
tective headquarters and told the story
Of Ohrnstitchs fate.
According 10 Waldmnn. who claims to
be an old schoolmate Of Ohrnstltch's,
the latter died q maniac's death, the
result OF his wife's alleged infidelIty.
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PRESIDENT d, DOLE
0fths Hawaiian ltspubile E,,JoyinE uim.
self In Washitgton-iiis IfIpresslons on

heiIi In WashinEton-iiisls lsxprossiohs OIL
the AnnrxatIon Treaty.
WASHINGTON, Jan. c1.-Brlsht,
aprlng.llke weather created Hawaii'a
ruler on his tirss morning NJ the capitol.
President and Mrs. Dole and the
members OF their party had retired early
last night and were up at O'Clock, the
chief executive ana his wife taking their
breakfast in their rooms. The Presl-
dent was kept very busy during the
forenoon receiving callers. Minister
Hatch was early on hand and was fol-
lowed by ex-Minister Thurston, Senator
Morgan, OF Alabama, who paid IN ex-
tended visit to the ISLANDS during the
last summer. and Mrs. Crosby s. Noyes.
OF Washington. In an interview with
nn Associated Press reporter, Prcsden,
Dole said: II prefer not 10 discuss the
question Of annexation, as thaf would
be eminently inappropriate at this time.
during Tho pendency OF the question In
the senate. shall call on the, President
during my stay here and of course. shall
give him such information as he may
desire respecting pending questions be-
tween the two countries. expect TO
stay In Washington until the end OF next
week when our trip homeward will be-
sin. We shall so from here direct to
San Francisco, taking the steamer there
for Honolulu. Certainly ! should IKE to
see the annexation treaty ratified by the
senate before we leave, but we will not
wait II such 10 not the case"
President and Mrs. Dole have received
many invitations to social functions
during their stay here. This morning
Mrs. Dole went TO call on number OF
friends In company with Mrs. Hatch,
the wife OF the Hawaiian minister here.
This afternoon Major Hiestand, Of the
army viii accompany Mrs. Dole in a
social call on Mrs. Mckinley.
The democratic simplicity OF President
Dole's entry Into Washington has con-
tlnued In his quiet life at his hotel and sn
the simple but hearty good will In which
Invitations OF various sorts have been
rendered him. and have been accepted.
After spending all day In his room nt-
tending 20 correspondence, he went out
for the first time to visit the theatre at
night. The entire party. occupied boxes
at the Lafayette Square to witness
Hoyt's "Staranger in New York" To-
morrow Colonel Sumner. commandant at
Fort Meyer. has arranged a special Cos
sack drill in the riding hall For Satur-
day evening he has accepted mn invita-
ton to the annual dinner OF the Gridiron
Club. si1,3sl.s ~ =
The two important visitors OF the day
nt the Presidents apartments, were Rep
resentative HIT and Senator Cushman
X. Davis, chairman respectively OF the
house and senate foreign relations COM
n!ttee.
At their request President Dole talked
freely OF the material and political con-
dfe!ons In the Islands.
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PRESIDENTS SPEECH.

fspre"ior, io In Your po,L.,
and Read to Your FrI.nI,on.or, ~.
no,. FelIe,,o,, n,,,,r,,,s. -une OF inc
tn, Ever w,I. " eeA 'ho e sres'aaht
Mr. roo.."
49, 0'S'''as'er, Members OF the Ma
10nai Association o: Manufacturers aud
Guests: ~ n
Fur rba cora,.,
,r- = -, WI ''a' character OF this greet
"' return my thanks. The genuine
ness OF your welcome is fuII comnn,s,.
tion for hay,no, ,nr, yvo.h,,n,a. ~ '',
unu,,,,,y h,.,. ~ 'uSi'iih'oh ut an
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/ b d
& CLEVELAND. o.. Jan. 27.-Govern.
nnent secret service agents succeeded
to-day in unearthing n gang OF lottery
ticket counterieiters whose operations
during the last five years have extend-
ed through nearly every large city In
the country. AS lotteries are outlawed
the forging OF the tickets cannot be
punished. but the postal agents got Of
ter them for sending lottery tickets
through the mall. n
This afternoon they made descent
upon No. rs Berlin street. the home of
Thomas Dolan, thirty-five years old.
ostcnsibly carpenter. They arrested
Dolan on the charge OF sending lottery
tickets through the mail and searched
the house. In the basement was found 4
complete paraphernalia for altering
lottery tickets and 1t was confiscated
and taken to the United States mar
shai's Office Dolan pleads innocence OF
violating the postal laws. but says
nothing about the swindlIng scheme.
He was released on $500 bail.
The gangs method OF operations was
10 buy lottery tickets. walt for the
announcement OF the winning numbers
and change the numbers on the tick
cts to correspond. The work was done
by scraplng the original numbers of
and painting the new numbers and let
tering on with fine camels hair brush
cs. The work was done SO dexterously
that in many cases the deception cam
not be seen with magnifying glass.
No attempt was made to have the
lottery company cash the tickets dl-
rect, but in Cleveland there are seven
teen "pushers" who disposed OF them
to individuals at a slight discount after
showing the official list OF, winning
numbers, and making the plea that they
were In need OF ready money.
A great many OF the tickets have been
sold in that way In Cleveland and the
government detectives say the same
thing Is being done In New York, CHI
cago and other large cities.
The lottery company has long had a
heavy standing reward up for the de-
lection Of the counterfeiters.
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THE SENATE WILL VOTE
On the Teller Resolution To.Dny-1ndian
Appropriation Gil Passed.


Appropriation Gill Passed.
WASHINGTON. D. c.. Jan. 27.-To-
morrow at 6 p. m. the senate will vote
upon the Teller resolution and the pend
ing amendments thereto. When the
senate to-day took UP the resolution
the agreement made last week that the
final vote upon It should be taken be-
fore adjournment to-day was changed
In order that all senators might have an
opportunity to speak. To-morrow's ses-
sion will begin at 10 a. m. and after 9
p. m. the speeches will be confined to
!lfteen minutes each. To-day's session
continued for more than six hours. the
resolution being under discussion
throughout, practically the entire ses-
sion. The speeches in support OF the res
olution were delivered by Mr. Daniels,
OF Virginia; Mr.. Lindsay. OF Kentucky;
Mr.. Smith, OF New Jersey. and Mr.
Cockrell. OF Missouri. Mr.. Lodge, OF
Massachusetts. and Mr.. Caffery, Of
Louisiana, opposed the resolution.
While the speeches for the most part
were studied efforts, the session was
replete with lively incidents and spicy
colloquys.
Thehousc to-day finally succeeded IN
passing the Indian appropriation bill,
and the political debate which has been
raging since Monday was transferred
to the District OF Columbia bill, which
followed It. Only two important
changes were made in the Indian bill,
as passed, the elimination OF the pro-
visions for the leasing OF gilsonlte min
eral lands Of the Kiowa, Comanche,
Apache and Wichita reservations. both
Of which went out on points Of order.
The features of the debate to-day
were the speeches OF Mr.. Hartman,
(S!lver Republican,, OF Montana, in de-
nunciation Of the financial policy OF the
administration, and Of Mr.. Dolliver,
(Rep., 1owa), In reply to the general at
tacks Of the opposition.
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. DENVER, Jan. 27.-Thc National
Stock Growers Convention, which has
been in session here for the past three
days, closed this afternoon with n grand
barbecue ut the Union stock yards, at
which thousands attended. The AFFAIR
was notable from the fact that It was
probably the last barbecue that will
ever be given at which buffalo Will be
4 feature OF the menu. The bill OF fare
contained buffalo, elk, antelope. quail,
opossum and other game. as well as
beef, pork and mutton In large guam
had been made with great care md hum
dreds OF walters were kept busy for
hours attending to the wants OF the
guests. ~ u. ~ .-L--LL- .-.-.----
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BERLIN, Jan. GA dispatch to tho
Lokal An2erger from St Petersburg
says the car. speaking at q private
gathering of the officers OF the Preob-
rajcnsky regiment. said: 81 wanted long
ago to accept your invitation, but
events were weighing heavily on my
mind, particularly difficulties with
Japan. Now, thank God all is cleared
up, and no conflict of any kind Is to be
feared" 5f,s IS. < q ...,sts = 5i, FEt1;ls
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GREAT FALLS. Mont. Jan. e7.-Mrs.
Minnie Cushman. white woman. and
teacher at Fort Shaw schools. has been
clandestinely married to CARROT White,
full-blooded Plegan Indian. at Du-
puyro. The bride is a daughter OF G.
C.. Bateman, chaplain OF the United
States army at Fort Belknap. and
formerly OF Fort Ass!naboIne. She is a
handsome brunette, twenty-siS years
old. and has been in the employ OF the
government since she was ten years
old. $50
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Senator L,n,I.nr /, MI rIsnt.

8 LOUISVILLE. Ky, Jan. GA spc-
clal to the Post from Frankfort, Ky,
says: After q hot debate this morning,
tho lower house OF the Kentucky legls.
laturc adopted n substitute resolution
offered by Representative Nelson, Of
Hardin, calling upon United States
Senator William Lindsay to resign II he
cannot support the Chicago platform.
During the course OF the debate such
words as party traitor" ''rccrcant to
his trust" and gold bug" were freely
banded about. Representative Desha,
silver Democrat from Harrison coun-
ty, openly denounced Senator Linsay as
him to return home and face an out
ragged constituency.
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CHICAGO, Jan. 27.--"Basing our esti-
mates OIL the government figures, we
think We now own every bushel OF sur.
plus wheat In this country" George y.
French. the active manager OF tho blp
wheat combination, was speaking for
h!mself and Joseph Letter, who IS the
visible head OF the clique. He continued. /.
According to the most reliable es,l-
mates obtainable we think there Ia NOT
more than 100000 bushels OF whent
.unaccounted for. Scattered over differ
cft parts of The country we have hold
!ngs OF Mt least that amount, 60 we can
safely claim. 70 have possession Of ali
the, surplus iS5i5 b 5'1'S
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JAMESTOWN, Pa. Jan. 27.-svlves-
ter Burch Is decd md his wife and
daughter are at the point OF death with
all symptoms OF 0rsanlcal poisoning.
Ills Srand-child, babe In arms, was
very H. but Is nov out ofidanger. An
air OF mystery surrounds tho illness or
the household. a post-mortem exnm!-
nation ct the remains OF the dead man,
held this afternoon, revealed nothing
save slight traces otpo!son!ng. i5
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HAVANA, Jan. 27.-At noon to-day,
Lieutenant Colonel Benedlcto, with the
Spanish Reinn battalion surprised near
Tapaste. this province. the camp OF the
nsurgeat brIsadler general. Nestor
Aranguren. killing Aransuren and four
prlvates, capturing five OF the insur-
gents and wounding others who made
their escape. a tit
The body OF 8rlsadler General Arar-
guren was brought by train to Havana
this afternoon and delivered to the MILL
itary authorities. After Identification Il
was sent to the morgue. ,i5ttl.
Brgadier Aranguren was apparently
about twenty-four years OF age, OF fair
complexion, with blonde hair and a
small mustache. The body, which shows
two bullet wounds. one In the head and
one In the right leg, is dressed In CASH
mere pantaloons, gray woolen coat, yell.
low shoes and CATERS comparatively
new. It is said that the CATERS and the
vest once belonged to Lieutenant Col-
onel Joaquin Ruiz, the aide-de-camp OF
Captain General Blanco, who, having
gone last December to Aranguren's
camp with terms OF surrender. was ex-
ecuted by Aranguren. or with his ap-,'
proval. H
Captain sigsbee, of the United States
warship Maine. accompanied by Consul
General Lee and Lieutenants Howard
and Haleman. OF the Maine. paid visit
to-day to General Parade, the acting
captain general who received them
courteously and cordially. They ex-s
pressed themselves as well satisfied
with the interviews Tomorrow morn
ing at 10 o'clock General Parade. ac-
companied by Consul General Lee. will
return the visit on board the Maine.
General Blanco has arrived at Nam,
Zauillo, where he has been formally re-
cciVed by the authorities and the au-
tonomist committee. Large crowds
turned out on his arrival. General
Blanco visited the hospitals, the forts
end the barracks.
Reports from Remedies say that
many families ,of the reconcentrados
are in most wretched condition.
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NEW YORK, Jan. 27.--Hallic ErmI-
ME Rlves, the young southern writer and
cousin OF Princess Trebctzklo, former
.ly Mrs. Amalie Rives Chanler, is a pa
tient at sanatarium In Brooklyn. Un-
ncrved by hostile criticism OF her recent
work Smoking Flax" and overtaxed
by the effort TO get out another volume
dealing with southern problems. she was
reMnved from the Waldorf yesterday
and taken to 4 sani:arlum for treatmen.
and rest K
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NEW YORK, Jan. 27.-1n anticipa-
ton OF the new immigration law going
itno effect the rush OF immigrants to
this country has started in earnest. The
first steamship to bring q notlceably,
large crowd OF immigrants arrived to-
day. She is the Tartar Prince and had
720 persons In the steerage The vessel
comes from italian ports. Most OF tho
new arrivals would be excluded under
the operation than the proposed new
law. E.si .sfg ~
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IL
Senator William P. Frye, Of Maine. who
was introduced as one OF the greatest
friends OF the merchant marine, declared
that the United States should build the
Nicaragua canal. He did not approve
OF the private ownership OF the canal. In
regard to the Hawaiian Islands. he said
that the value of the Islands was $780,
o00, 900 and that Americans owned It. He
said that IL the treaty was not ratified
in less than one year the Islands would
be under the protection Of Great Britain.
This was met with cries OF mo" and
much confusion followed. During all OF
Senator FryeS references to Hawaii.
there were several noes" yelled out
when he referred to q treaty. He closed
amid great applause.
Charles Emory Smith spoke at length
on the commercial destiny OF the United
States, which, he predicted. would In
the coming century peacefully dominate
the markets OF the world. He paid a
particular tribute to President Mckinley
as the exponent OF the American protec-
1--we nolicy, In virtue OF which this coun-
try had built up Its manufactures and
internal commerce to point which stag
gered the imagination to conceive. and
which had aroused at once the wonder.
alarm and admiration Of all Europe.
This Internal work accomplished, It
was our next step. the speaker said, to
make a bold bid for the foreign mar
kets Of the world. The means are with
IN our reach. A merchant marine which
shall revive our early prestige on the
sea, O navy to command respect FOR the
voice OF our authority. commercial lines
which shall run direct TO pivotal points
and the 1sthmlan canal under exclusive
American control. which shall be the
focus OF continental trade, give us 4
practically continuous coast line and
open to our trade the markets Of the
10000 900 people Of South America and
the 5o0.0O0,0OO Of China 5z
At midnight President Mckinley held
an Informal reception, leaving the hotel
at q. M, for the Windsor.
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COLUMBUS. O., Jan. 27.-Chalrman
Burke could not get all the members Of
the senate committee investigating the
alleged bribery charges together this
afternoon and a session Of the commit
tee Will be held some time Friday, when
Representative Otis will be examined
Attorney Il. c. Campbell will also be
placed on the stand II he Is in the city.
The committee expects to finish the ex-
animation OF witnesses this week. 3 "
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TEHUANTEPEC Mexico, Jan. ~
Last evening, and early this morning, q
dozen shocks OF earthquake, some OF
them quite sharp, were experienced here
causing CONSERVATION among the people
who have come to regard this city as
standing over the seat OF a voalent seis-
mntic disturbance. The shakes are ac-
companied by the rise Of a fine cloud OF
dust which appears like q haze.
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WASHINGTON, D. c., Jan. 27.-It is
regarded as settled that the naval ap-
preparation bill now being framed by a
house Subcommittee will contain three
important Items. namely s1.OO0,Oo for
smokelcss powder. $780, 900 for reserve
ammunition and s93.00O for the estab.
lishmeHt OF government powder fac
tory gtfa- z,7--. ..7 So .f-s t,Hsse r-.sl +.
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MADRID, Jan. 27.-Admiral Bermejo.
the minister OF marine. has ordered tho
fleet to concentrate at Cadiz, a trans
Atlantic steamer being chartered to
supply the ships with coal and stores.
A local newspaper asserts that meas
ures have, been taken to keep United
States Minister Woodford's residence
under surveillance" o.
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proh,hl,lonl.,. In Conference,

CINCINNATI. Jan. 27.-chaIrman
Dickle, OF the Prohiblt!onal executive
committee, declared off the meeting an
nounced for to-day, only Informal con-
fcrences being held. The work was COM
plcted yesterday and last night nnd the
leaders expressed their satisfaction over
the outlook IN come states and congress
s!onal districts, where they expect to be
flctors this year sf @ JlE s'gG5 5. ~
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THIS COUNTRY
IS FOUNDED.
f'rou 4 Rock That no Discussions
Can Undermine. 2
PRESIDENT M'KINLEY'S SPEECH
A, The Banquet OF National Assocl.
alton OF Manufactures.
TIE Widest ENTHUSIASM

c,,,,eh tho Chief Executive ofthe Nation
when IIo Arose 10 Address tho Assem-.
sl,-rhe Financial Questlon Touched on
wuh a vIEor and Honesty That 3iot
with nm Untqutroeal Endorsrment-An
nE,t,n,ion OF Du,Insn instead Of
yote,n--A Moniy nnd Witty Effort.
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YOUNGSTOWN !, O., Ian. 1.-THE
board OF commerce sent to Washington a
duly guaranteed prtppsltlon giving the
government FREQ OF any cost. the cho,ee
OF two valuable slice for the proposed
,armor plate plant.5 z, Z. As tjtai5
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\ LONDON. Jan, GA majority Of the
engineers have voted in favor OF ac-
cepting the terms Of the employers, Tho
exact figures have not yet been d!vulg-
ed. but the proportion Is said to be
about 25,o00 In favor Of acceptance 70
1000 against 1t. ~.
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THE GOLD RESERVE

Reached the Highest Point Yesterday for
5:1 Seven Years Past.
WASHINGTON, D.! !C.,S.Jan-$2f.-The
gold reserve to-day reached s1s3, sc. 900,
the highest point in about SEVEN years.
The accumulation is becoming some-
thing OF a burden. and the government
Is no longer encouraging It's deposit.
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We Can concentrate. Too.,

LONDON, Jan. eS.-The Madrid corr
respondent Of the Daily Mall says: TT
has been decided that the whole Span
ish fleet shall concentrate at Havana.
though not Immediately, unless circun-
stances demand"
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Prison Ya,vnins for yveyIer.

MADRID, jan. 27.-The public prose-
cutor demands a sentence upon Lieu.
tenant General Weyler of two month";
Imprisonment.
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'THETRAGEDY0FIT III.
Exccu,ioncr OF Col. Ruiz killed
in an Engagement
THE SPANISH TROOPS.

Il 1. Said That the CATERS and the Vest
Fonnd on III. body Once Belonged 10
ths lli.fatsd Aide-de.tamp OF General
Bianeo.-Ihe Body OF the Insurgent
chieftain brought to Iisvana-Consui
General leo and Oneers OF tho Mainsi
Pay Visit TO the Acting Captain Cen.
erai, and Are courleou.ly lseeeived.
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NEW. iYORK-Germanic, Liverpool. n
NEW YoRK-Ems. from Naples.
. COPENHAGEN = Thinsvalla. New
York. T
HAMBURG-Patria, New York