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Don't Lick Stamps.

what iayman would suspect that
the unassuminK postage could
become an active vehicle for the
spread ~ deadly ailments? YET 20 It
r.. and the name Of "Btamp-liekers'
tongue" has recently been brought TO
our notice by two distinguished med
teal men II IL known to the few
That the common postage stamp owes
fts adhesiyeness 20 the serum Of the
horse. 10 follows that the film
drawn from such source may, or
even must, at times be charged with
microbes of a more or less hurtful
nature. II a man licked large
number ~ stamps daily over sum-
cleutly long period q time. the chan
ces are he would set up cancer Of
that much-abuaed member The
danger has long ago been recognized
BY the postal authorities Of this
this country. who have placed damp
erH on the counters OF tho postohlce.
The postmaster general. writing to
the Preston coroner with regard 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-12
FEMININE THOUGHTS

Happiness generally comca IL call
when We are out
The days aud the frookz are frow-
Ing longer
some persons consider dignity and
radencHa synonymous.
The company ana premises that a
woman Keeps are her credentials,
Many a man IL "a baar nc home who
who ln lamb IN the stuck markrt.
Doctrine and doctarlng sound very
much alike save 10 tbs ears OF the
faith curiata
Does the person who volunteers In
formation Ia the street cars ever SGT
AMI thanks for hls pains.
4 woman 10 either foolish or phiiu-
sophicai who reminds people that she
10 enjoying another birthday
The articles that We keep in hopes
that they VIII some in auod aame
time generally 50 out bad some time.
There may be some woman who
mud "a creator Joy IN saving money
than la spending a.. but We have not
met them
or course Il - a masculine obscr-
Walton that there would be more
feminine communicates N they we're
SURF ~ the M II their FuWna.
u n NO longer thing 20 b. hfag-
sd u that the little glrra dolly viii
CLOSE IN eyes. To ha fashionable it
must ba like mamma and have In
ruuiuia.
II IL really the most cooperating
thing never 10 have tho world take
YOU SERIOUSLY. but on the other hand
Il ts equally - 10 save Il always
take you so.
The wise haeheior who ia called on
20 compliment the neW heir " his
welded friend can make himself very
popular by deciafinF with emphasis.
Well. that 10 i baby" There Is 40
rainaayinE that. n isa's 4 hit com
promising ard nuuada IKE strong
praise Philadelphia Tmse.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-12
CAUGHT by
thin ICE
SCoW Crushed on
Lake Bennett.
Low WATER CiISIiG TROUBLE
Outlet to Bennett Is Nearly Dry
Considerable Rise In tho
Water Is Needed.
LOW WATER CiISl,G TROUBLE

The steamer Cottage city. which
arrived IN port yesterday from Al
askan ports. brings the news that
the See haz hruHeu ap in faae Ben
mott. ard that navigation has begun.
Recently a fleet II pcoWa and small
boats started on trip down the
lake. A iafso Hepw. loaded with
merchandise and vegetables was
caught ln the leo and crushed like
an eEH she'll The men On the barge
were ali rescued Tho waier in Lake
Bennett in said O. BE- Q II. lower than
iaHi year. and tbs has seriously In
teffcrea with the launching Of
steamers buiit on the banks
Tho lAfst steamer was expected 70
leave Bennett city about June s.
rhe water IA Cafibpo crossing at the
lower end % Lake Bennett. Is anly
4 few Inches deep. and fhls viii pre-
vent boats from goinF over until the
water has risen several feet. M
communication can nuW DE had with
Attn. and there Nili be none until
nav lFatsans has started on the lakes.
The passenger list ssaa az follows
Aira Keiief. - =. Wlnooap. Nf.
JacobFieh. -. G. lockwood. Miss 4.
l. Whlfloc6. e. =. cewan. Mrs. Cow
an, Mrs. l. nfemier. Il. y. Badger.
ino ursn. Airs, ". n. AeliH. ". o.
Graham. Mra. Jno DECK ard two
children. W NJ brooks. Mrs. It.
atram. =. X. MeKenurY. Mrs Me.
kennsy. Gee. Mckinney. Don A.
Robinson. y. ~ Hehrcnfs. Mra. neh-
feHdH, 9. II HeddinE. Mrs. J. q
kopp. r. orcgK. Miss MAY Allen
Miss Maud Wilson. Mrs. Louise
weFih. n =. Hannah. Airs. Hannah.
Mira 6 ~ Pierce. Frank Pierre.
Lurciin Pierce. Chna. Pierce. BESSIE
McIarpFy. =. Jacobsen. SIRE ". II
Hadsn. Aiisr Bessie RIDDEN. 9. ] Coi-
taus. v. ~. 0ufham. J. rurih. Mrs.
Forth. -. nuyrr. Thoa. EdAaFda
Mrs. Edwards. ! Herbert. LOUIS
Summers. lido Hcsae. August Wise
man. Mrs. Anderson. D. D. Norreii
Airs. NaFrcli. Fred Sorreii. lao. fl
mons. J u. utiswpld. = = Isanl~rs.
= y. Kent. 1. H. Gflnth. H. l.
punn. J. ~. dpmpkins. p, n Nor
raii. Eaiand Clement. =. A. Mcln=
tosh. II. NJ. ariffin. virgin Curry.
Mrs.. 4. l. Mathews. W ~. Rouse.
afra Rouse. " T. 0uruin. Mrs. Cur
uin. 3ilas Helen Gafoin. Jno. I.eary
Mrs. tseafy. 2frs. Ferry. Airs. ". IL.
ffciehs bishop fiarkrr. chss. WI.
san, Nira L.. l.. Sheppard. alHa Helen
Bergman. Mrs. l. T. Grsaory. Jno.
II EaHiish. Mfe Eorilah. 4 =
Gardner. r. w Dean. Alfred O
Hewitt. waiter ~ Siearna. Abhie
4 sieaFur. Mrs ). Is Rice. Mr..
ilardNe, Capt JAA Carroll. +, W
Carleton. and a. second class
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-12
A Picnic Luncheon
Observation-Disclosures

Som you wtil be dropping summer
sewing and fuusty accounts and win
be Fastening away 81 the woods
wllh baskets and rods. ahaWis and
sunshaaea. The day viii be pleas
anfer Ia r-oaii N the lunch in prop
eFiy put up and prepared ny all
means do not bet BTidNef attend 10
&c. cutting the meat Into slabs. the
bread into chunks. and ieavnK out
ever ~ many necessary lhinEs. Pro-
vide yourself With oiled paper. some
Jelly tpu1bicrs with alright tops.
asu.icu plates. Japanese napkins and
a few empty Tn boxes. Then 60 10
work. forbddipg anyone 20 bother
or jump around With teasing re-
marks.
The coffee can BE- boiled. strained
and put into an alright tar. 1t viii
be easy 60 hest u. and Il win taste
well enough 10 n hungry party. Lem
anhde can be made when needed OF
syrup % juice and sugar. a table
spoonful to "a tumbicrfui OF water.
for. 81 course. you must settle near a
spring. Pineapple punch II good. -
are raspberry vinegar and currant
shrub. Ciaret lemonade is the best
Of all. The first Is made from pine
apple syrup. That left over from
canning will d.. Add a tablespoon
ful TO a cup OF bee water. a few drops
Of vanilla and several bruised fresh
strawberries u dance ON top.
The Ice can be wrapped In a bit Of
flannel and carried IN a tin box. But
ter and cream will keep. II In tum-
blera. next u the see. Mayonaise
dressing can also be taken In an air
tight tumbler. The lobster. chicken.
crab OF salmon can be cut up. all
ready ~ mix. when needed. The
lettuce, as soon "a one arrives at the
spot where the lunch is 10 bc. should
be put into pan OF water and set In
the shade. The bread Tor the sand
witches ought TO be cut very thin and
tho hiiing chopped finc, To be mixed
with seasoning or drsHsing.
Sandwiches keep better n not
spread until just before use. al
though II haste r. ncedfui they can
be- filled AZ home and carefully pack
81 In Oiled paper one at a time. II
nomethihR hot Ia called for frying
pan and some eggs can be taken to
the resort. With a jar Of tomatoes.
steWed and strained and seasoned
with bit Of bacon, an onion and
aame mushrooms, a Spanish omolct
can be made in n few minutes or
spaghetti can be cooked with but 1T
tie trouble. wash the pieces IA run
ming water. drain and parboll. then
add to "A broth made Of beef extract
or capsules. and when all ia absorbed
and the stripes are tender. sprinkle
over grated Parsesan cheese (which
comes In bottles) and serve with salt
ana pepper at once.
Fruit can be taken or bought on
the way. Anything hut the rcgula-
tlon slahslded sandwiches hard
boiled eggs aud MISSY preserves VIII
be appreciated. just because people
are hungry is no reason why they
must be stuffed on hacknoycd and
lndgestible things.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-12
PERSONAL POINTS.

Max SordAu wili probably yiHi,
Jerusalem In the interests az Zion
lsn Bext fall
Gen. Lawton Is a native OF fndl-
ana and some OF the papers 81 that
state are mentioning his name az
tho nsxt GOVERNOR
George More. the novelist. eays he
san trace his ancestry back 90 Noah.
bcuause that patriarch kad thFce
sons. Shem. Ham and one more"
Gov. Tanner. Of Illinois. has bought
a large tract % land In iowa. which
he IL to turn into a model farm. an
Idea to which he has given much
thought.
Efhetb.rt Nevtn. the composer. 10
a Pennsylvania BY birth. hts native
town being Ellsworth. lie - now
about 90 spend some yrarN In study
In Italy.
The latest Mark Twain story IL o.
the reply made by the humorist 60 a
friend who declared his fonfncss for
calls head soups Like likes like"
sad Twain.
seth Low gays the best political
advertisement he ever had was the
publication % the announcement NJ
had refused 70 give money 70 help
along his campaign. That" says
AFR. Low. - what eieoied me mayor
81 Brooklyn"
Though none of lay Gould's sons
are college graduates. each took aa
elective course at one or other 90 the
larger colleges. and recent calcuia-
ton shows that their expenditure
must have been really during that
time below the average for American
students
on the pedestal % the Joan Of Arc
statue r@cently unveiled at Orleans.
France. are tuscrfhesi the name. %
the French soldiers who fell during
the siege ~ that city. Great aim.
Guilty was experienced in collecting
their names and only after a thor
onKn search 81 the archives were
they brought 90 light But there
we're probably a great many who
died without having their names re-
corded.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-12
SHOW PRICES
ARE REDUCED
In Consideration Of Small IL
cense Fec Enacted.

In consideration Of the reduction
20 sis OF the license charged Ring
ling nros. circus by the council.
Charles Address, attorney and u
cennee for the show, has addressed
a letter TO the city council stating
that the admission price Will be
placed at 50 cents instead OF 81. as
heretofore CHARGED.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-12
AMUSEMENT BULLETIN.
Norris Bros Hig Traiaed Animal
and evening.

ease OF blood poisoning, In which n
child died after gummod stamp pa
per had been applied to her wound
81 knee. states that the pieces Of pa
per In question have been examined
chemically and hiatosicaiiy In the
government laboratory without the
detection 81 any irritative substance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-12

RESIGNS
Cabinet Crisis Occurs
in France.

PARIS. June i..-premlsr Charles
Dupuy rendered his resignation to
teriai crisis IL IN. result OF an adj
verse vote In the chamber Of dspu-
ties today. A resolution introduced
by opposition condemning the gov
eminent for recent police brutalitlrs
in connection with attacks on Loubet
called up for debate. 1t passed by
vote of 37i 10 IVA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-12
An Accident to a
Wagon Driver
IN CROSSING LAKE UNION TRACKS
FRANK Roberts inJured and Mis-
vehiols Demolished By the
Street Car.

While Frank Roberts. employed BY
the sutter Meat Market. waa drlv-
ina his horse and wagon acrosa the
Etrest-ear track on West Lake av-
enus this forenoon. he was run into
hy car No. 10 on the Lake Union
division. Roberts had his arm
broken and received a severe eat on
his head. The wagon WAS demoiish.
ed. and one u the leEu Of the horse
was broken.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-12
PERSONAL MENTION

r. ~ Reed. ar. ~ olympia. grand
master 81 Maseas. - registered az
the Seattle.
" A Sutherland well kunwn
mining man u Republic. Il stopping
az tt4e Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-12
ALONG THE WHARvES

The steamer Cottage city Wlil
make one more trip TO aitka and
other ports ON the excursion Route.
after which she wlii b. replaced BY
the steamer Queen. The iaflers
place on the Seattle san ErancEsen
route vii be fllicd BY the steamer
city Of fuehia. Tier charter ~ the
government az a transport wui seun
expire.
Schooner CISCO. which has been
hitting out for n trading voyage 20
the Iicrink sea. hsA sailed on tlef vay-
are.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-12
SEATTLE IRKLlhGS.

Foo chung. who was arrested on
charge Of being connected with the
murder Of Katie Taxa. The japan
csc woman. had been released for in
aufficseney % evidence.
Edwin Ba~srH. the ave yesr Old
son Of n J. uowers. at Fremont.
sho nysfafiauHly diasppeanust from
his home several days ago. Was
found Saturday afternoon Ia the
canal connecting Lake tiniun and
Salmon bay THE body Was renewed
20 the morEue and an Inquest viii be
hold at nonncy 4 st9Nart'a
Charles p Benedict. an smpioye -
FredsFlrk. Nelson q Monroe. fsli
from a Third avenue electric car
Saturday evening and received in
JurieA which resulted IN the ampn-
tAtioa of his isft arm. lie vas
standing On the front platform. lean.
ing against the gate. when q gave
way and he fell hcsdianE IN front q
the moving ear. Hiz left arm vas
caught by one ~ the wheels and
crushed. and his wrist ana hand was
reduced 20 a pulp.
Mayor uumes appointed justice 81
the peace r. II. Cam police judge
Saturday afternoon. The once 81
police Judge was created b. an act
passed hy the last legislature. judge
G. T. Austin. who was elected by the
county commissioners. viii act ~
second Justice u the pace. r. s.
winehslI. an old q. 4. n. man. has
been appointed balm Of the munl-
cipal court.
~ the meeting Of the Seattle Real
Estate board Saturday afternoon.
the following officers for the ensuing
year we're elected: President. Ellis
Morrison: president, Andrew
Knox! secretary. ]. q. Oivens; as
sis,aut secretary. Leslie Maxwell.
treasurer. W. u. Vincent
The police have been notified 20
look for Arthur Callahan. Of 7verett.
who has been missing since June Z.
The ballard school district No. n.
held i;s annual school election Satur-
day and the successful candidates
were A. w. Preston for director for
three year. and u. Boilong for
clerk.
Municipal judge elect T. J. Cam.
nied his oath OF Office today.
The bank ciearances today we're
saos. 1881. and the balances tile.-
o3sao.
Col. James Hamilton Lewis leaves
the city this afternoon for a short
business trip.
Judge Hartford today signed an or
der IN the federal court IN the cost
OF r. Springer ct al. against the
steamer I.akme for $40 decreoing
that Richard Chlieott and J r. Ma
son, HtipuiatprH and surctiea 81 the
ateamer. pay the iibeiants the above
sum within 10 days. unless an ap-
peal Is iiled.
The Jury bribery chse was today
postponed until tomorrow I'm Judge
Benson's court.
The trial OF oseph Scars, the huneo
man, was set for trial today by
Judge Jacobs for Tuesday, juno g.
WIN Young, who severely stabbed
Frank Johnson several weeks ago.
was today bound over to the superior
court. and his bonds were fixed at
$1,000,
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Free concert tomorrow night Mad rav.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-12

WASHINGTON. u. c, June ia
General otis. at Manila. today re-
s.As-tz ID. -.ss-st- - eiif:aT1 ~ Hsss-
ser. sergeant Of the lat Colorado.
Private Ralph odeit Of the Second
Oregon. and J J. Chnc. Of the Sec
Gna oregon. drowned. also four reEu-
lars.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-12

Secretary Prosch. Of the chamber
Of commerce.. has received n letter
from G. c. Georgcton. Of the Unit
ed States Department ~ Agriculture
AZ sitka. stating that a large agri-
cultural building is to be erected In
Castle Hin at that place The let
ter states that Seattle bidders both
for architectural and building work
will receive attention. and Mr.
GeorEeten intimatea in his letter that
ne would be pleased 10 let the con
tract 70 8eattla partlea.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-12

Yes. husbands going 10 get me
two copies OF Lord Beresford's
breakup In China as soon as it's
out"
Going 70 give them away7"
Yes. I'm going 10 give one to each
Of my table girls"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-12

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-12

PROJECTS
Will Be a PhiIanlrophist
and Actor.

NEW YORK. June is.--Jirn Jsn.
riss. tho heavy champion.
says hs 10 ready 20 night all comers.
and that shaFkey can BE accomme-
dated IL he complies with his eondl.
tons. The new champion viii bon
four rounds with Jim" Daily at the
c0n~y island Sporting club tonight.
one week from tonight Jefrrtss will
box sin rounds with Tommy" Ryan.
In Syracuse. lie will give the sntire
gate receipts TO Ryan. a. a token Of
appreciation for services rendered
during his training for tbs nkhs with
F1tEslmmons
On Saturday nlxht Ieifrle% viii
spar ave rounds with F1iEslmmons
at coney Island. The affairs will
be In the nature Of benett for the
former champion. and the sntlrs gate
reeeipsa VIII be turned over 20 Fits.
simmons.
IeTrsss will give several exhibit.
tions In Western elites. leaving for
his HON. IN Los Angeles June 20
lie will remain with his parents
for three weeks. returning TO New
York In time 10 sail for Europe on
August l.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-12

PARIS. June at is announced
today that preyfua Will not he ar
yalgnea Tor trial until after the
chamber q deputies atlournn. which
viii probably ba about the end ~
July.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-12

MANILA. June 1.-THE funeral Of
Capt. Nieholys. Of the monitor Mon
adnock. was held today. Nearly
all OF the officers 81 the feet attend
ed. II was a sad, but imposing
apectaeIe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-12

Papa (showing new desk)-Thosc
are called pigeon holes.
Johnny 9oyfullyb-And when are
you going to get the pigeons?
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-12

Dewey's Tag was the first of full
admiral TO be flung to the breeze in
Asiatie waters.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-12

tafer--I-he Californian viii give
an exhibition at the Aihambra IN
London. and IN the Music Hall. Paris.
ON his return 20 the united States
In September he viii night shsrkcy
~ the sailor complies with conditions
named b. him In connection with the
match. otherwise the champion wfli
make MS debut as an actor. appear.
Ing IN a play entitled. "a Rough
RIDER
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-12

Frse concert tomorrow night bad. Paw.
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FREQ coneer, tomorrow night, Mad. ray.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-12

free eoncer. tomorrow night mad. Paw.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-12

Free concert tomorrow night. Mad. Paw.
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Free concert tomorrow night Mad. Paw.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-12

WIN Young, who severely stabbed
Frank Johnson several weeks ago.
was today bound over to the superior
court. and his bonds were fixed at
$1,000,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-12

Efhetb.rt Nevtn, the composer. Ia
Pennsylvania BY birth. hts native
town being EiEsworth. lie - nov
about 90 spend some yrarS In study
In Italy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-12

The trial Of oseph Sears the bunco
man, was set for trial today by
Judge Jacobs for Tuesday, june g.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-12

The latest Mark Twain story IL ot
tire reply made BY the humorist 90 a
friend who declared his fsnfncss for
calls head soup. Like likes like. "
SAID Twain.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-02-17
GIMM BREAKING RECORDS.
Thirteen Riders stiII Hold Places ON
the Track.


San Francisco, Feb. 16.-Thirteen riders
still remain in the International six-day
race, and these are due to finish the race,
now that the third day is practically COM
pleted. Few riders ever quit at this time.
Positions have become more settled.
Incidents were not so numerous to-day
and surprises were few and far between.
In the sixty-third hour, when twenty-four
miles to the good of Miller, Louis Gimm,
the leader, left the track for rub.
The score at SAT p m, the sixty-sev-
enth hour: The record was 1872 miles 7S7
yards, made by Miller In 1897 at Madison
Square Garden, New York; Gimm, 4 1887
Miller, 1,171.3; Fredericks, 1925; Aaronson,
1,12S; Hale, 1902; Pierce, 1852; Nawn, 1,076;
Albert, 1865; Barnaby, 1925; Piikington,
99S; Lawson, 975; Ashinger, 1926; julius, $50.
One-half of the six-day race has been
run and Ia the first scores for the seventy
two hours ending at II o'clock, the record
has been broken by 10S miles, the previous
record being / 1859 miles, $50 yards, held by
Miller. Score:
Gimm, 1902; Miller, 1855; Fredericks,
11S7; Aaronson, 1900; Pierce, 1,154; Hale,
1139; Alberts. /, 1872; Nawn, 1923; Barnaby,
1102; Pilkington, 1855; Lawson, ,O29; Ash
niger, $50; julius 915.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-02-17

Port Tampa. Fla, Feb. 15.-Arrive1
schr Horace w. Macomber, Bray, Phi.
adelphia.
Sailed, schr J. Manchester Haynes. Oiom.
Philadelphia.
Fernandina, Fla, Feb. 16.-s,iIe5.
steamer Sticklestad (NoD, Raasted Stst.
tin Via Norfolk.
Entered, steamer Karpsno CNor, Tslef.
sen, North Shields.
Sailed, schrs Gen. Adelbert Ames. Lord
New York; William II. Shubert, Peterson
Philadelphia; John c. Gregory, Hutehon-
son, New York
Key West, Fla. Feb. 16.-Arrived
steamers Lincoln, Havana and sailed for
Miami; Olivette, Stevenson, Havana and
sailed for Port Tampa; schr Rolling San
ford, Peters, Punta Rassa.
George town, S. c., Feb. 16.-ArrivaJ.
steamer. Oneida. Staples, New York via
Wilmington. n. C.
Charleston, S. c., Feb 16.-Arrivod.
steamer Comanche, Pennington. Jackson.
vile, proceeded New York; United States
revenue cutter Algonquin, Smith, Norfolk,
with hospital barge Protector in tow.
bound Havana.
Norfolk, Va, Feb. 16-Arrived. scbr
Luther T. Garrettson, Green, Savannah
(distressed)
Port Tampa, Fla, Feb. 16.-Anfv.d.
steamers Whitney, Werstch, Havana. via
Key West; OAvette, Stevenson, Havana,
via Key West, and returned.
Pensacola Fla, Feb. 16.-Arrived. steam
ships Coquet (BD, Garrod, Shields: Planet
Mercury GER, Baltimore; ship Clyde CBn,
Hilder, Demerara; barkentine Minerah.
Wales, Havana.
Cleared, steamship Johanna Ger. Alex.
andrla' Egypt; ship Banloo QtaD, Ohyari,
| Marseilles.