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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-02-22
al Bououet For Curzon.

London, Feb. 22.-The Times COM
menting editoria1ly upon the revocation
by the sultan of Oman of the grant of
a coaling station to the French, highly
praises the promptitude and decision of
the first official act of Lord Curzon of
KedIeston, viceroy of India.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-02-22

Supper and charades at Unity. Feb
ruary %.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-07-22
THRASH TO WINDWARD.
Run of R. l. Yacht Club From Fall
River 10 East Greenwich.
The RusaIka the Only Yacht In the Schooner
CIass-Crews Drenched.

The boats OF the Rhode Island Yacht
club had a great thrash TO windward
ON the run from Fall River to East
Greenwich yesterday. and IL was an
ideal day for schooners, although the
sloops had two reefs in. Vice-Commo-
dore Olneys schooner Rusalka was
alone i'm the run, the Priscilla III having
gone to Newport Thursday afternoon,
and W. w. Whipple's schooner Elfin
having taken a party to witness the
race between Columbia and Defender.
Ramallah the sloop of Rear Commo-
dore Skinner, who had charge OF the
run, started after taking the time of
the others, and on the run beat the
Newport yawl Gannet, her competitor
for the Austin cup. by so seconds. The
boats made great weather, and every
crew Oh all except the schooners re-
ceved a rough soaking. The spray
came i'm bucketfuls at times and things
were very lively for while.
Last night the fleet had reception
at East Greenwich. with a dance at the
Updike house, and there was most
enjoyable time. The cruise will end
today, when the yachts reach Paw
tuXet.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-07-22
VICARIO WAIVED.
Held for Trial in United States Dis.
tricf Court in $500.
Charged With Having 1000 Cigars on
Which Revenue Tax Was Not Paid.

BEFORE United States Commissioners
Henry Marsh. i'm the Office of United
states Marshal McCabe. at 10 o'clock
this morning, there was to have been
hearing on the case of the un'tea
States against Vincenzo Vicario, an
Italian of this city, who was arrested
on Saturday last, charged with having
violated section 1897 of the revised
statutes of the United States, in hav-
ing in his possession cigars on Whlcn
the internal revenue tax for which they
were liable had not been paid.
There was no testimony put IN, as
Attorney James A. Williams, counsel
for yicario. advised his client TO waive
examination, and Vicarfo was heid IN
the sum of $1,000 for his appearance "
trial before the United states colst.
bonds being furnished by Abraham
Bazaar.
Vicario claims that, While the cigars
were found in his store at 2Sf Atwell >
avenue by the internal revenue IN
spectors. the box containing them was
addressed to one Coppola, man whose
personality and residence he does not
know. He further claims that he very
frequently receives by express pack
ages. bundles, boxes and Valises ad-
dressed to different Italians, for which
he gives a receipt. and then delivers
them TO the owners when they cal
| for them. He asserts that he knows
nothing whatever about these cgar'
| and claims that he does not know
| either the sender or the man to whom
| they were addressed.
The revenue officials. on the contrary
| are OF the opinion that Vicario coul'
| easily tell who the manufacturers o
| these cigars are IL he desired to do SD
| They claim that an immense number .
| these untaxed cigars have been sen
| over the country, ana the soNernn.e, ,l..
| officials In Washington have deter
mined to rigidly enforce the LAY
| against all persons concerned In IN
scheme. N they are proved TO be guilt.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-07-22
A 12-MlIe March.

The march, OF about IL miles, from
Ouonset Point to last nights camp
was a dirty one. but the men were IN
excellent condition and seemed 10 en-
iov A. There were sNirmishes at in
tervals of a half hour. but the machine
guns were not brought into requisition.
The advance guard of the Second regl-
ment was i'm charge of Capt. heily.
The command halted for lunch In a
grove selected by Gen. Kendall, ana
named Camp Kendall.
The men carried their rations' ah1'
like regimental officers and brigade ol :
foers. sat under the trees. When the
order TO move was again given the men
were much refreshed and entered upon
the work with more vigor. The llhs
was formed and the march started
| when they were fired upon. The ma
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-07-22
VETERAN REUNIONS.


Az the annual reunion of the First
Regiment and First Battery. Rhode ISL
and Detached Militia Veterans Asso-
citation. held at Hauterive yesterday
the following officers were elected
President. Col. Isaac M. Potter vice
presidents, Col. X. III. L. Goddard 90
G.: Hon. f. G. Jillson, Co. h; Hon.
Amasa M Eaton, Co. c.; f. w. Barber
co. I: George III. Paddock, Co. ID; r.. "A.
Burgess. Co. A; secretary w +. $40
comb; assistaUt secretary, {. Henry
Alexander: treasurer, James ;. Hud-
son: surgeon, c.. w. Carr Nj. D.; ad-
iutant. Charles III. Merriman; chaplain
Rt Rev. Thomas NJ. Clark. ID. ID. LII.
n executive committee. j. Henry
Vi,bur. Battery; OTIS A. Barker, Goa
Caar,ss A Wooley, Co. Is; Henry
paar"e 60. c.; Charles w. III. Day, Co
II. Henry c. Pollard, Co. E; David NJ
copreshar. CO. f: Thomas j: Ward
SoG: Hugh Maines. Co. F.; Paul M
Barber. Co. 1; A. ;. Jennlson' Co. ~
lanes o. swan, Carblniers.
The second Rhode Island and Bat
.or, Veteran Association, whicr
80, to Narragansett Pier, held lts
hnsiness meeting IN the main saiooi
- the steamer Favorite, on the sai
down. The election or oincSrs ,f,.. IeSui' :,
a., The choice of Elchard Thornley, o.
matterv A for pres dent; EdwarC
5;Neili l,Ii of Co. i was elected first vle' %
president. and Henry T. wales OF 40
Pieonnnd vice president; Fred "A. Ar
Ia was elected secretary ana treas
nos ,,a, The executive committee, con
eus,,ng OF Gen. Elisha IL Rhodes
shairman. Nelson Wall, Il. III. Child an,
yysiiiam ]. Bradford, was reelected
An were unanimous.
psIrToNE PHOTO, WOOD ENGRAVING.
Printing, best work, low price, rdh,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-07-22

The brigade Of Rhode Island militia
tired dusty and hot. wers into camp
near Pontiac, about half mile from
Natick. shortly after o'clock yester-
day afternoon. The First and Second
regiments were encamped on wooded
knoll. brigade headquarters were near
er the road. and the batteries and cav
airy were on the left nearest to APP
ponaug.
The camp was located convenient to
good water, both for cooking ana
drinking purposes, and within
twenty minutes from the time that
the brigade arrived in camp the head
quarters cook, Charles Leicht had sup
Der ready 10 be served. 1t was an IN
teresting sight to see the officers AT
Headquarters trying TO eat the last
meal Of the day. There was shortage
i'm mess kits, knives. forks and spoons.
so that the officers were compelled 10
resort to all kinds of devices IN the
conveyance of food from the mess XII
to the mouth.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-07-22
WILL GO TO ROCKY POINT.
New England BmstaI|Ic League 10 Have a Big
Demonstration on Shores Of the haraganset.

The big New England demonstration
OF the New England bimetallic league.
organized by George Fred Williams and
others at Chicago yesterday. win be
held at Rocky Point next month.
Preparations are rapidly being made
for handling anywhere from 10000 to
40, 900 people. The reason, II is said,
why Rocky Point was picked out, was
that il rs convenient to so many rail-
road centres. and can be reached easily
from shore places i'm Connecticut and
Massachusetts,. 1t is calculated that
the railroads and the water transport
tation companies will arrange excur-
sions and will call into use all the re-
sources at their command in an effort
to accommodate the many who are ex-
pected Ito make Rocky Point their
mecca on the day OF the great gather
ing together.
Yesterday the names OF the speakers
including those Of William ]. Bryan
George Fred Williams. ex-senator Joe
Blackburn and others Of political fame
were given I'm connection with the pro.
iocted affair IL is believed that the
opportunity of hearing such men ny
attract 20 their feet thousands from al
pants Of Hsw England. and that tn,
assemblage viii be the most remark
| able In size and significance ever seer
/ east Of tho Hudson.
The last week In August or the hrs
| week I'm September are said to contain
the day the committee OF arrangement
will choose.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-07-22
PLANNED ASSASSINATION.
Grand Iu1 SaIs Italians nho Were lynchsd Hat
plulle1 N, Murder OF Or. Hodpes.

Talulah. La, July %. The grand
jury which Investigated the lynching
Of five Italians here reported last night
as follows.
1T rs evident from the facts brought
TO our knowledge that the men who
were lynched had formed n conspiracy
90 assassinate Dr. Hodges and the mob
learning " the act took the law into
their own hands. After inquiry We
have not been able 10 learn the names
or identity of any Of the men compos-
ing the mob"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-07-22
DWELLING HOUSE BURNED.
Defective Chimney PfObablr Cause The Destruction
Of the RociteIa Home In Johnson.

A story and a half dwelling house AZ
Morgan Mills, in Johnston, owned and
occupied by an italian named FeTanti
Riccitella. was completely destroyed by
fire yesterday afternoon, probably
caused by defective chimney. Mrs.
Riccitella and her children were about
the house when the fire was discovered
and an alarm was given. l.. w. Peck
ham OF the Morgan mill ana ms en-
ployes ran TO the house.
MIR. Peckham saw that the house was
doomed To destruction and there was
a great prospect that NUMBER or other
buildings in the immediate Vlclnpty
would be destroyed unless prompt ana
effective measures were taken 10 pre-
vent the flames from spreading. Inc
upper part OF the house was AT that
| time filed with flames. which were
| breakin gout on all sides. Mr. Peck
| ham caused his employees TO get on,
| the 700 feet Of FIRE hose at the mil aho
at the same time messengers were SEM
90 Thornton 10 cali the British Hosiery
| mills volunteer nre company. The lat.
ter responded with $50 feet OF hose anc
found the Morgan mill hose laid ant
ready 10 have the additional line az
tached. While Riccitella's house coul'
| not be saved, the work OF the mill ne
men saved the adjoining property.
The house that was burned wa
valued at $500. and was insured 10
5000 Itlccittla managed 10 save tn
| greater part ~ his furniture.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-07-22
Drerchsd In the Rain.

Az an early hour this morning most
,,ioIaat electrical storm and downpour
es ratn svept over the camp, and tne
,,lan received a most thorough drench,
inc The dog" tents, as the slilali
.heita,. tents are called. were hardly
60 nrotection at all, and there Delhs
80 ditcbes around them the men were
anytbine hut comfortable. However,
ths hest of humor prevailed. and for-
,,,nateiv the storm did not last very
iong Everything was dry again thls
oorninp except the tents. and these
viii he dried after the brigade reaches
Providence. ,a nv
The following order was issued py
Col. McGann last night:
..Head'rs Cd Reg. In. B. r.. l. M.
"Quonset Point, ~. l.,
July u, 1899
Especial order No. /:
"A board of survey TO colslst Oh MAJ
Thomas +. -McGill, Cape John My
and First Lieut.. Walter l.. fahninS -
ordered TO convene at 5 p. m. FRIDAY
INV 91 ar as soon thereafter as prac-
,icable TO inquire into, fix the responsl- :
huitv Of and report upon the loss or
one ovsrcoat for which Capt. Bernard
Hackett is held responsible. BY order
of Col. McGann.
civilian f. M'GANN,
Captain and AdJutant.
The troops broke camp at an early
hour this morning and the march nome
was resumed through Natick, thence u
Pontiac continuing 10 Reservoir ave
nue. TO Elmwood avenue, and then to
the center of the city.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-07-22
FRESH AIR OUTINGS
FOR
|NVAL|DS and OTHERS.

This work will be done as usual dur.
ing the summer by committee OF
THE UNIOE FOR CHklSIiA,N a.,
WORK. Carriages are used for the
Aged and Invalid people; boat tickets
for the river and bay sail, and street car
tickets for the pleasure and relief OF
those really i'm need and well vouched
for. The committee can be seen We'd
nesdays and Saturdays. from il TO l.
at the Union during July and August.
Money is needed and solicited.
All contributions sent 10 the Treas.
70 the PROVIDENCE NEWS. Z Wey-
bosset street. will be acknowledged by
them. VIM. r. CRANDELL. Treasurer
OF Committee, ISL Weybosset street.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-07-22
Racs YaI End.

Pine Blum. Ark. July 22-The inn
pending race war in Chicot county has
been settled and peace reigns there.
one Whittaltr Who had stirred up n
bitter feeling on the part of the blacks.
was ordered 10 leave the community
and lost no time In catching a train.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-07-22
THE STATE BRIGADE
CAMPS AT PONTIAC.
Marched Twelve Miles From Qu0nset
Yesterday--Men DrenChed in This
rlorning's Heavy Storm.

oh,,o runs from their position near
.hiii .t o,,,,ning station opened fire on Ihe
enemy and soon drove them back; L ne ne
hr,sa1e pursued closely, and early III
the AFTERNOON East Greenwich aS was
captmred and a detachment relnainodd ma
and guarded the puple puiluins S aiong
places. while the brigade moNeu "i'"e
toward NatiCk.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-07-22

Christ keep the Hollow Land
All the summer tide;
Still we cannot understand
Where the waters glide;
Only dimly seeing them
Coldly slipping through
Many green-lipp'd cavern mouths
Where the hills are blue.
IN. Y. Tribune.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-07-22
R0ss. Cash MARKET.
psoplss WALL PAPER STORE.
b, p,si,'s Ave-, cs,s.t .ns: o.. s,ses''o"' 81

AZ. .,ocs Of wall Paper aud Mouidlngs ere
ei."' 'c"rtrariors 49, and property hoidets are
Housepainting. decorating. kalsomin,inx; gislins
.httcySashinR. graining. staining, h,s hasns
VI, 49, ~ " -. .,hangina Telephone conncchVh
orief. by mail promptly attended 10
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-07-22
SWAN POINT CEMETERY,

Office. s5 North Main Street
Omnibus 10 the Cemetery runs from
corner OF South Angel street Snd way
land avenue daily every ~ mlhu,es
from 10 A. NJ. TO p. NJ, and sundays
every 20 minutes until further h0'iSe'
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-07-22
The WEATHER :


washington. Julyx-2.-For New Eng
1and--Fair tonight, except showers on
Long Island sound. fair sunday;warm-
Or Sunday night; fresh nor'h to nortn-
east winds.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-07-22

old Hermitarc Rye and old Crow Bourbon
sL2b bottle. Cihson's NNXN s1.Oe THOS
GRIMES A. BRO. opp. now station.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-07-22
HOSIERY DEPT.

100 dozen Boys Cotton Ribbed
Hose, nigh spliced heels, dou-
bic knees and double soles,
size 6 TO IL, bargain at, per
pair. 25c, now, per yair......
80 dozen Gents Hose. real
Maco Yarn. white feet ana
Hermsdorf dye, a bargain at,
per pair, 25c, now, per pair.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-07-22
Westminster & Dorrance SITS.
YOU ARE TIRED OF TENEMENT LIFE.

You're thinking of n home. A home In the
true sense of the word one full OF comtore
and happiness; one you'll delight IN one
You'll be proud of; that's the home Laurei
Hill offers. Two new cottages inst stnrleu'
Laurel Hill Is the Queen suburb OF froVl.
dence-it's hardly n suburb-only TWO mics
from the centre-iust across the line IN beau
titul CranstOn. but there u the goQu pure hlr
and the freedom of the country there.
Laurel Hill is delightfully."- situated Inc
land is smooth and level and Just hlgn
enough TO drain well Looking 10 the nortn
one can see busy Providence while 10 the
south and west lie the wooded mus anu
green meadows of Cranston. All about are
finely built residences and well kept
grounds Wide streets ana broad avenues
are being properly made and graded ana
piped for the water. Churches, SCHOOLS,
stores and markets are handy. There Is
Quick and easy access to the city Two elec
tric car lines one on each side, the Cranston
street and Dyer avenue pass the property
Lots which are slightly, splendidly located
and ready to build on are selling rapidly.
A small sum down and the rest In easy
weekly or monthly payments. No taxes or
| interest for two years. We VIII build You
home after your own ideas ana plans. 1ou
| paw us monthly what YOU now pay Tor rent.
Half of 1t will go towards the principal, the
other half pay = the interest Come out hnl
| see this ideal residential property and talk
| IL over, and have n look at our new cottages
| A. q. eLAIR q CO.,
! oFFIcE-sa4 W. stminster ST.,
Terrey Building, Room ,.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-07-22
DENTISTRY.

Dr. King 10 the originator and use, .ne
only method of extracting and hliing
teeth absolutely without pain.
BEST SET MADE ONLY IS
MY as sets are the most lifelfke ana the
finest fitting plates that dental science can
produce. ] make no better; there can De no
ss in the most you can pay for iull SET of
teeth in my establishment, give my per.
PRICES EXTENDED TO AUGUST ].
Solid 81 Karat Cola Crowns ........-.....St % ~
Pure Gold Filings (any size) .'S
Other Filings. ...'''''''''''''''''''' ~
a. m. TO D. m. Sundays 10 a, m. TO- p M
KING DENTAL COMPANY,
aao Westminster Street.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-07-22

Bartholomew Lager ai.sO case. delivered
IA city. Tel l15s fHOS GRIMES a BRO.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-07-22
WASH GOODS DEPT.

so pieces of yard wide English
Percales, all new patterns
regular price per yard l5c,
now per yard. d..................
25 pieces OF colored r. x. regu-
lar price per yard 12lsc, now
per yard. .............'''''
so pieces OF new Dress Cling
hams. regular price per yard
Sc, now per yard. ..............
25 pieces of Mercerized SILK. all
new patterns. regular price
per yard 10c, now per yard.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-07-22

so TAILOR MADE SUITS, less
than half price.
$40 Suits, SIS Suits. $50 SUITS
now 4o8 now o.o8 now o8
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-07-22

psIs1owG PHOTO, WOOD ENGRAVING.
Printing, best work, low prices prices rdhv
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-07-22

SHIRT WAISTS.
Large stock on hand. Must be sold,
no matter what the price.
200 colored Lawn Waists, while I'm
they last at.................... NV
80 dozen Waists. made 10 sell iQn
at 75c, now at................ Tov
o5 dozen handsome Percale
Waists, former price sl.00 and 7cc
$l25, sale price. fuv
Our $3.50 white Lawn Waists Ooo
now .... ........-... ....--.-s... Wv
our So White Lawn Waists. 1AQ
now .... ......... ..s....'....'.' htS
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-23

IN their VIEWS, elalminx that they are not get
ting the fun cost of wheat and milling out OF
their -four even at the advanced prices. wheat
was rath cnsler to-day, September ciosiag
at 71Ac. Corn ana Oats steady and uncnang-
cd but the demand Is only moderate. Dry hsh
for The moment scarce and prices are friner
several vessels are due with fish, bat have been
delayed on account Of the fog. Mackerel firner,
but they are not quotably higher in this market;
at Gloucester at trip Of thirty barrels Of large
Mackerel was landed yesterday and sold fors30
a bblI nshermens order takers sold at 12 SO
ais so barrel; the New England fleet has
landed to date s,067 bbIs. against ff,274 bbIs
last year, 716o bbls In 1897 and s2,s5e bb.s In
1896 Imports of salt Mackerel at Boston to
date 9.405 bbis. against Base bsIs in 1858 and
1850 ibis in 1897. The drop Of 3-1ec yesterday
In refined Sugar was unexpected, but the trust
discovered that the independent companies
were cutting prices on the quiet and they also
took a hand in forcing prices down. Under the
iniiaenee OF large receipts Potatoes have de-
clined 10 1oc bush. Cheese firm and little
higher. Eggs about steady and unchanged in
rice. Lim9es teading upward. Hay teady
at 10 TO s1< ton. Cut Nails quoted &c higher
es92 s5; wire unchanged. Ground Lead 25c
better.
1.-THE efollowingquotations represent tho whole =
sale prices for tins market;
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-23
Domestic Ports.

NEW YoRK-Ar 21st, barque Herbert Fuller,
Nash. kernandina; schs Alaska. Libby, Adyo,
cate. Ms; Ned p Walker. Dobbiu ViuaIhayen
VIM Cobb, Cock. Fall River for Philadelphia
John Douglass, Mary siandsh and Chas Law
renee.
Cid. barque Charles Loring. Lunt. Demerara
sch Eye Hall, Leighton, Jacksonville.
Sid. schs Maggie j Chadwick, Philadelphia for
Marblehead; Annie Bliss, Perth Amboy for
salem : II odlorne. woodbury. II Snow. Wes-
ley Abbott and American Team, Boston: Doug
lass Haynes, eastern port; Harriet q White
head, Providence; II Hart, for an eastern
port; Chrome, Edgewater for Swan Island; S S
Kendall, Perth Amboy for Biddeford; Jonathan
Cone, Raritan River for Providence; Hattie III
Barbour. Perth Amboy for Damariscotfa; Oliver
Ar 22d. steamer California, Naples: schs I
White. Hillsboro. NIB; Florence Lockwood.
Sullivan; sArthnr B Smith, Red Beach; Ju Y
Fourth, Bangor via Providence; Joseph Luther.
Perth AmboY for Gardiner; Vim l. Campbell.
tor Blddeford;. Thomas Hix, ort Reading for
Booth5ay; Addle Sehlaefer. do for Rockiand
Georgia do for Richmond, Me.
Cid, steamer HofatiO Hail. Portland
Std, ship Isaac Reid. Hong Kong. urig Katah-
din. Hampden; sch John Booth, Saeo; joseph
BoSTUN-Ar 22d, steamers Carinthia. Liycr-
pool; Anglican, London; Norwegian, Glasgow
sch Mary Dow. Newport News
CID, schs Eta A Stimpson, ST John. NIB; John
adelpkas. : '>''''''''S anu 'i'''
Sid. steamer Sycamore. Liverpool; tug Honey
Brook. Portland, with barge G RR No 5.
Boston Kate b Ogden, WEYMOUTH.
Sid, sch Elm City. Boston.
Sid 22d. sch Herati0 l. Baker, Bath.
BANGOR-Ar 22d, schs Pranconia. Belatty.
Biddefnrd; William Butinan. Lowell, Portland
Sarah L Davis. Pattershall Belfast; Cambridge,
Thornton, Boston Sadie Corey, Lowe, Winter
port; Sarah Hflt Hunt, Boston.
Cid: sen Isaac orbeton; Hardy. Philadelphia.
BATH-Ar 21st. schs Edwin K Hunt, CroweIl.
Portsmouth; Matilda Borda Norton. Salem
Emma + Angel. Trpp. Boston. Ben Hur,
Plummer do; Augustus Welt, Sproul Portland
Sid. sehs Henry I.ippett. Howes. Baltimore
Cassie Bronson. Bennett. do; Henry sutton
Chhord. Philadelphia; Blanche II King. Ben.
nett. Baltimore.
BO0THBAY-Ar 22d, sehs Kate walker.
Boston; Railroad. Friendship; Atlanta, Rock.
land. S',
BRUNSWICK. Ga-Ar 2lst. sch Humaroek,
Magee Savannah.
CALAIS-Ar 22d. schs d ] SAWYER. Fmma
McAdam and Sarah Eaton. Amboy
Sid, sehs Ernest I Lee. Newark: T w Allan
Northpert; Ella May and Susan & Annie. coast.
wise.
CAPE HENRY--Passed out 2lst. schs Fva \
Douglass, Viking, NJ B Chase, VIM II Baiiev
and George Davenport,
CARRABELLE-Cld 2Ist, sch Olive IN yYhlt.
tier, Portland.