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Evening journal., 1900-03-20
FARMERS AND PACKERS AGREE.

Chestertown, Md, March 20.-Kent
county farmers and the packers of
canned goods have agreed upon prices,
and a large acreage of tomatoes, corn
and peas is being contracted for. The
prices are Sc per ton for tomatoes, IS
per ton for corn, 10 cents per peach
basket for beans and pa cents per
pound for peas. AS rule, the
growers, are furnishing the baskets.
Along the Sassafras river the contract
is for 10 cents per basket for toma-
toes, weekly settlements
Evening journal., 1900-03-20
In sEARcH oF A FATHER.

Bridgeton, n. j., March 2O.@John
Francis Furr. Jr., at present living in
this city, is anxious to hear from his
father, whom he has not seen for ten
years. Furr has no home, but has
been a wanderer for several years.
When he was 10 years old his mother
died in Philadelphia, and he left his
home to tramp the country. He has
not seen his father nor does he know
where he is, but hopes he will learn of
his search and send for him.
Evening journal., 1900-03-20
The Inevitable Hitch.

"Well." remarked the snake editor.
81 suppose the new comic opera was
n success. OF course youll say it went
on without a hitch.
NO" replied the dramatic editor.
"Ill have to think up some other ev
preston. You see. the leading comedy
role was a jolly jack tar who had the
usual trouble with his trousers.''-
Philadelphia Press.
Evening journal., 1900-03-20
HuMoR OF THE DAY.
Rusinesa.

People who live in glass houses"
wrote the real estate dealer. who was
nt work on three-sheet poster an
nouncing q free excursion. "are the
biggest fools on earth to do SO when
they can buy good wooden houses at
the figures at which ! am Offering
them IN GrOundsOmehurst"
Then he held the manuscript at
arms length and admired the pen
manship and the boldness and vigor
of the conception.
~ think thatll fetch EN-" he said.
Chicago Tribune.
Evening journal., 1900-03-20
FOR BAIT IN A TIGER TRAP
AT the Mercy of a Band of
Semi SavageS
FIERCE INDIAN NATIVES
Saved by Little oirl-shut Up in a
Trap as Bait for the Fiereest and
Strongest Of All Wild Beasts-An
English Officers Story.

A tiger story is the unfailing re-
source of the officers of the British
army on the long ocean voyage they
must regularly make between London
and Calcutta. It is a rare treat to be
a listener with some grizzled veteran
during the enforced leisure OF this
homeward journey, holding a smok-
ing room audience s3ellbound with a
tale of adventure.
Here is one told by Sir Arthur Hew-
tit not long ago before O party of in
terested listeners. A tall, thin, soldier
ly figure. with a face darkened by
close application of the razor. he
loomed the giant of the group:
IT happened in Birmania." he be-
gan. between Prone and Rangoon.
The country was ravaged at that time
by the depredatory bands of Nung
Gung Gee. the flercest native chief we
ever had to contend with. | headed a
scouting party, and, being overtaken
by night at some distance from camp,
we lighted fires and lay down to sleep.
Some hours later | felt myself lifted
bodily from the ground. | had been
bound and gagged and in a short time
was a prisoner ia the stronghold of
~ aAAAt AAAAAADNAA
"The next morning they brought
me before Gung. The moment he saw
me he leered hideously.
At last he said, here is one OF
those English who are invading our
country and would reduce us to slav.
cry
"Gungs followers now blindfolded
me- ! was thus forced some five miles
through the jungle and beaten with
sticks all the way Finally they came
TO a halt The bandage was removed
from my eyes. Growing accustomed
to the light l discovered a tiger traT
ahead | did not imediately compre
hend the purpose of my captors But
my uncertainty did not last long.
The tiger trap was constructed ol
bamboo. One section of It was cut
Off from the rest by network of BAN
boo rods. This formed the receptacle
for the bait. The bait was myself
They stripped me Of my clothing
thrust me in and bound me with
thongs. Then they made Off.
Il did not feel very uneasy at first
For two hours I worked for freedom
but In the end | was forced to admit
the hopelessness Of the task. Insects
alighted on my skin and bit the fest
raw. The sun beat down on my heaC
and into my eyes. | grew faint. Sud
denly it occurred to me that a tigei
might appear at any moment How
ever, there was some hope although
the hope was slender. A little native
girl had, at the risk Of her life, givel
me drink Of water the day before
! This was at a spot near Gung's camp
bade her hurry of and apprise Car
tain D'Oyley Of my peril. But as tn
hours wore on grew despondeni
Would the little girl have understood
My reflections were interrupted b.
a light football. II was for all tn
world like that of a timid child. Whei
the sound first reached my ears n,
Evening journal., 1900-03-20
Paradise and the peri.

A peri from the smart set stood at
the gates Of paradise.
"Wouldst thou enter here.T asked
the warden
mo, no, no, not here" exclaimed
the peri, with n shudder please di-
rect me TO the porte cochere"
This incident may serve somewhat
70 explain the difficulty rich persons
are said to experience entering the
kingdom OF heayen.-Detroit Journal.
Evening journal., 1900-03-20
Then TheY Threw Thlnns.

1--WE might just as well come to an
understanding right now" said the
angry husband. ITS hard for you to
hear the truth. especially from me,
but"
Indeed It is" interrupted the pa
tlent wife. ~ hear it SO seldom -
Chicago News
Evening journal., 1900-03-20
NORTH EAST COMMISSIONERS.

Elkton, Md, March 2O.-The annual
election of five town commissioners of
North East was held yesterday. A large
vote was polled, and the old board was
reelected over the opposition ticket,
led by James Roney. The successful
ticket was as follows: =. j. Campbell,
Isaiah Biddle. B. +. Thompson, DIR. r..
G. Underwood. Thomas j. Abrams.
The board will have the selection of a
town treasurer and bailiff.
Evening journal., 1900-03-20

DIR. AGNEW's OINTMENT CURES
PILES.-Itching. Bleeding and Blind
Piles. Comfort i'm one application. II
cures in three to six nights. IL cures
all skin diseases in young and old. A
remedy beyond compare, and it never
fails. 80. cents.-55. Sold by Miller
Drug Company, No 4O2 Market street,
and n. B. Danforth, Market and Second
streets.
Evening journal., 1900-03-20
Willie knaw.

Tommy-Is your grandpa, who is
visiting you. your fathers papa or
your mothers papal
Willie-Why, he's mothers papa. Of
course. Can't you see he's smoking his
pipe I'm the drawing room?-Boston
Traveller
Evening journal., 1900-03-20
Their New Game

Mabel" said Willie. who had eaten
his apple. lets play Adam and Eve.
You be Eve aud m be ADAM
"All right said Mabel, How do
we play it?'
We'll" said While you just try to
make me eat your apple, and I'll say
no. but after a while I'll do it,
Evening journal., 1900-03-20
Virtuously INDIGNANT.

Mrs Blinkers-What. Going away?
Whyy
Seryant-Yes. mum. When / came
here yesterday you gave me the keys
TO your trunks and drawers and
chests and jewel boxes to keep for
You.
Mrs. BliDkers-Yes; / lid that to
show that l trusted you. What is the
matteri
Sergant-Ther don't one OF 'em tit.
Evening journal., 1900-03-20
An Explanation.

Mrs. Chicory-That detestable Mrs.
Hashem was boasting to-day about
how long she keeps her boarders.
Mrs. Pruner-Oh. she keeps them so
thin that they look longer than they
really re.-philadelphia Record.
Evening journal., 1900-03-20
The Usual Wav.

Watchmaker-All that ails your
watch is that the hands are caught
The big one seems TO be holding tho
little one.
Miss Gay (demurely)-lsnt that the
right way ?-Jewelers' Weekly.
Evening journal., 1900-03-20
A Favorable Sian.

"Has my daughter encouraged your
suitY' asked the father
"Well," replied the young man, ~
can only point to circumstantial eyi-
dence, and the dog Is always locked
in the cellar on nights that l CALI
Exchange.
Evening journal., 1900-03-20
Irish Advice.

''Never be critical upon the ladies'"
was the maxim of an old Irish peer,
remarkable for his homage to the sex.
"The only way that true gentleman
ever will attempt TO look at the faults
Of a pretty woman is to shut his
ewes s"-Collier's Weekly.
Evening journal., 1900-03-20
Nothing on Earth.

Old De Whiskers-I have had my
life insured for $4,000 in your favor.
Is there anything else ] can do to
please yOu2
Mrs. De Whlskers (his young wife)
Nothing on earth. dear
Evening journal., 1900-03-20
Knew He was a Good Catch.

She-And now Elfred. dear, you
would better go and ask papa.
He-NO, darling it isn't necessary.
He and / fixed that all up before hand.
It's business before pleasure, you
know. Philadelphia Bulletin.
Evening journal., 1900-03-20
keenlnn His Pledne.

"WeH. / never expected TO hear Of
you taking boxing lessons"
"It Is this way: l promised my wite
/ would try to be n better man this
ar."-Indianapolis Bulletin.
Evening journal., 1900-03-20
A Lona. Lonn rlme.

Bingo-Lets see when did your sis.
ter visit us lastT'
Mrs Bingo-Tow do you expect me
to remember so far back as thatg She
was here the last time you took me to
the theatre. Detroit Free Press.
Evening journal., 1900-03-20
An Important Question.

"Pal par little Johnny began.
"Now what do you want2' asked his
suffering father with the emphasis ON
the now"
"will my hair fall off when It's ripe.
like yoursY
Evening journal., 1900-03-20
He Didn't specify.

Il thought you said you could
skate" said the expert scornfully.
"Well." replied the man who was
vainly trying 70 get up, II didn't say
whether | skated on my feet or on the
back of my neck, did ~
Evening journal., 1900-03-20

London. which has been dancing in
a frenzy of delight over the successes
in South Africa. Is now about to pay
the piper. The budget to raise taxes
for the war expenses has been intro
duced.-Baltimore American.
Evening journal., 1900-03-20

Perhaps there will be better under
standing Of the case when it is known
that Senator Clark didn't come TO the
Senate with the expectation of saving
any great proportion Of his salary
Washington Post,
Evening journal., 1900-03-20
MHAT no Yon wANrf

Advertise your wants ~ the Evening
Journal Employment wanted. help
wanted to let. for rent. for sale. board
ing. and lost and found ads. will be pub
hshed. three lines. one time. for a dime;
thras times for q quarter.
Evening journal., 1900-03-20
MHAr no You wANrf

Advertise your wants In the Evening
Journal. Employment wanted, help
wanted. TO let. for rent. for sale. board
ting, and lost and found ads. will be pub
lished, three lines. one time, for a dime
threa times for q Quartec.
Evening journal., 1900-03-20
a '
nnAr Id You wANrf

Advertise your wants In the Evenins
Jourrrsi Employment wanted, heip
wanted. TO let. for rent, for SALE board
ing. and lost and found ads. will DO pub
lished. three lines. ons time, f0r 3 d1mef
three times Tor querssg. n.fhla 1lAAnu1a
Evening journal., 1900-03-20
THROUGH A GLASS.

(57 171vO2Y SOAP is a skin soap. On one square
5s3a9 inch Of yoar hand there are 1890 pores. On
lNm1 the whole body you have 1881 ,284 Of these
a4 little cavities to look after. Every one Of these
openings must be kept clear, or the impurities Of the
body can not pass out. Now, to cleanse the pores,
you need fine, pure soap Scientists who speak not
from opinion, but from scientific analyses, urge the
Of Ivory Soap. 9eers per cent. pure
ur spsonss o,ans q.
Evening journal., 1900-03-20
The Best Fumioant.

Dried orange peel allowed to smol.
der on a piece of red-hot iron or on
an old shovel. will kill any bad odor
in existence and leave a fragrant cne
behind.
Evening journal., 1900-03-20
Did Not Clash.

How do you and your new partner
got along?"
Smoothly. I never smoke during
working hours. and he never works
during smoking hours
Evening journal., 1900-03-20

Skates made OF rod are popular in
st. Petersburg. one lady h1d the
blades Of her sSaies enriched with dia-
monds.
The evening world., 1900-08-14
WORTH HELD
RANSOM?
Standard Oil Official
Friends Alarmed at
His Absence.

n Any ore know. me present Nhc-c.
,HuH's H. charles u worth 'hc lH.
formation saouli 90 nt 1r,o commurl.
p,ci % Folio. HrulqH rr',rs WHORE 30
SOL. Ice gratefully received This ls 81.
H,I.,. NJ Worth ls n1. tn ordinary
o,uy la} .1ri ~ person ne g. am r'.
cor ~ ,re STANDARD Nl. , uufuI Hr.
authorized Co ussyuatr loans BOO .Hs
name ~ hat corporation. 10 BE- said.
Hence 'he anxiety u,rtrIlus hls present
location.
Mr. worth according to tHs boot
movie iEp an belief Of u|. relatives
~ ends AMI h.siress ,ssH.I... b. ...t
70" Nas at seen by NJ Friends t A..
.n'.C tIty Ju "Wednesday of last V,U,
hr owns a cottage a. that resort hrl
spends the summer month"; there With
DDS N'fe ~ .en thee IN the dale
named '' com, I'D this rl.s IN business.
.at' il,s wurHi,~ Oh ua# vino refuse
FL. give 1Is HRna tl4''Ni the West
Ihitiieth street sja'i0u-uuIsr and ~
'Hr'ci On, ~listpp,lrtuce ui Mr Worth.
h' ovsrf..-d H'm bet tFWy five
1cArs pI STA H..Au Iti. t.I mus.
lache, ana ,~N.,a,aEtuty dressed Wien
- IeN AtlAuIt |.fs. .Uy visitor told
I.|.. srr.t iHH send. bad Is
win him .If "HI'I has, obtained man,
ne mat uW H. .- 60 l- .llc Ion
VIII the uI corporation
tu afraid De- a. I'luE held fIr ran.
SON. said tl, visitor
\ general 'lHru was sent OUT ., ,bs
police and the M0rg1e was searched.
The evening world., 1900-08-14
WHEAT WELL SUPPORTED.

After rejecting a little dlsappoini-
mcnt over the English cables. which
were lower. and ne absence Of ioreign
interest. the wheat market sassd on.
but was hrm'y supported iaier b. locai
short. 4 general recovery followed
tho opening decline Corn was quite
steady.
New Iork's opening prices wers: Sep
,cmbsr wheat. y "a: December. y. De-
t0ber. " IL.
Chicaso's opening prices were: Sep
temhsr wheat. . 10: September corn.
2 -. September oats. n 50
New Y0rk's closing prices were. Seq
tember wheat. D1-t bd: March. $50.
ociobsf. Si-t BID: September corn. q ~
BIZ.
chieaso's closing prieei we're; sep,sm-
Der wheat. af-s. Angus. ass; octo-
Der. Bts: September corn. MIA: Sep
tenbsr eats. nH
The evening world., 1900-08-14

platform as they are IN their opposition
10 .m!eriaiTm
I]o-.hor.1Ns convention is expected 10
devote Itself Co the n question ~ I'm
a-raliru- AMI NAV indoA, Bryan and
Stevenson.
% was sad to-day th.t ono % the
lel,gatts 10 tho "iudepeu iant' 'Ouven-
tipH bat receive ~ n letter from es.Pres
lent Grover Cleveland IN Nhicn the lat
tpr announced hat be OPPOSED a thiri
.l,ket
lsyts r. Enrich. ~ Colorado, will pre-
slt- over ne "tnteDendeni Convention
There has been talk 81 dominating
Grover cleveland 'or President, and
acme N the Nationals al.eze he Il IN
sympathy with thc,r movement
R5lert 4 Wlicmann said this morn
Ing that he had talkel with Mr. Cleve-
land Ic.s than a week aga and that MI.
Cleveland would not accept on account
81 hs health
The evening world., 1900-08-14
CLEVELAND OPPOSED
To Sd PARTY TICKET?
Report from indianapolis that
the Ex-PreSident Has Written
a Letter to That Effect.

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, Aug N-Deie-
yates are coming In slowly 20 attend
the third paryy' % entiouS. sgheiu ei
for this ~ss1 The straight-out Anti
lm~peialis,ic convention. which IL eH.
pectei 20 DO much the iArser aud more
important OF the ,wo. vii not be- called
TO order until tomorrow.
The other. known 40 The "Satlonar'
third party movement. watch viii op-
pose the election y both Mckinley AMI
Bryan ana may nominate a separate
ticket. Will be called TO order his after
moor In the Commercial. club Building
The delegates tn his convention de-
Dominate themselves a. Independents,
and they are rs arm Ia thei- opposition
TO the free coinage % silver AMI other
doctrines shuncia;sd In III, Kansas Ci.y
The evening world., 1900-08-14
STOCKS MOVE Up;
TRADING Good.
c. p. Huntington's Death
Hurt Southern Pacific
but Rally Followed.

Stocks rapidly gained strength after
the opening Of the Exchange to-day.
Business was moderately active and
yell distributed, higher quotations from
London evidently influencing the trad
Ing
The announcement q the death ~
President C. T. Huntington, Of the
Bouthern Pacific Railroad. impaired
weakness b the stock 4 that company,
whlcn opened N 3-i pr cent on a sale
Of 2SO shares. Subsequent transac
tlons Indicated support, a rally occur
rms.
Heavy blocks u stock on continued
manipulation wers exchanged Ia tho
Grapgcr and Pacific groups. which ed
tho active ttocka 81 Paul. Burlington
and Rock Island advanced fayorably
The steel and IRON shares duplicated
~yestzdays steaciness. Fcieral steel
and American Steel a Wire gai1lng
f~rsctl0nally.
The majority OF the Industrial shares
rose substantially. American Tol4ccl,
Ahaconfa Mining, Denver ~ ami
American Tin Plate common and pre-
ferrei being among The strong secur.
ties
Consolidated Gas and American
sutar displayed a dropping tendency.
bo,n leeIining quite sharply under
Pronounced strength VIZ. Observable
smong the fractions On extensive pur.
Brooklyn Rapid Transit, after A., rr,e.
tional dip under las night, raillci more
than a Joint. and Maintain and Met.
rololtan gained - and IS OF a point
Tosp-ylf-y.
Tin Plate common stocks r.,e ,, z
points caused a revival ~ Interest In The
metal group al noon. and some other
Issues Nsfe ull ~. TruusE see Coal
Steel Hoop and Nati1fil Steel minlng
O. / IL Good gains Eere ae0 made by
Lead. leather and Western unloa. out
ConyolldAtd Gas lost a point Railroad
stocks were Quiet. but maintained their
earlier advances outside q paffimore A
Ohio. witch fsll - Traction issues
heiI well desp. e. real4iuan. and sugar
recovered lts luss Railroad bonds we're
h.-r, Vih 10 iemalG lshi p.,,,.
more 4 ohio down ! - bat they IN
eouniered sturdy resistance In oth.r
stocks. The attack Wa made colncl.
dent with the engagement % HiWoo
additional GOLD for export Tomorrow.
but the ALTER cEclmsiahee was ignored.
Expectations Of an amica1le settlement
In the labor troubles mas 1ecn ASSIGNED
10 the notable strength % the steel
stock. A beiatfi demand Tor Steel 4
wire and Fcferal Steel carried them 70
q point.
Consolidated Gas. which had been IN
der pressure ar LAY. turned abruptly up
ward in the fnal hour. r.r.n9 } points
from the lowest N Eoss'p o. TO possible
favorable dividend action AZ the next
meeting 81 the Board q Director. The
rest ~ the ilst wlioh hst Fsu slug
Fsh. became active ami strong with the
grangera ard Mchis0ns CONSPICUOUS
The 60 sinr sfronr ~ shout the best
f1r the railway socks. whieh In aOms
case we're a point higher 90 nc i.v IN
the me'ai rroup TIRE gains we're much
more ~pronou1CeL
The to'a' gies % s.ncks today were
D7ifi shares and q, bonds MOO pa
vniue.
The evening world., 1900-08-14

she san him. but neither bowed or
spoke. They finished their meals az un.
concernedly as II tho other were not
within an oceans width.
Mrs. Potter has Just moved into her
now home ~ 'Bray-on-T Thames. II Is a
model Of the Anne Hathaway cottage
at siratfcsd-on-Ayon She will enter
tain nolayy there Until she starts on
her Australian tour.
The evening world., 1900-08-14
FOUND DEAD BY LIFE SAVER
Body Of Fairly Dressed In
Uncovered ON the B~aeh at
Long branch.

one OF the h~fe-savers ~ the Long
Branch station found the body u a
about thirty-hye years old on he
beach e a the headquarters q the NE.
saver early to-day.
The body had been In the water only
a few days. The man was ~ medium
heyht and weight. had a smooth face
and wore a blAct SUIT, n black AMI
white striped shirt. A leather belt and
well-vorn shoes.
The evening world., 1900-08-14
STOCKS STRONG IN LONDON
Americans ~ In sympathy. several
srcuritIr. selling Abose
New YORK Parity.

The London security market displayed
strength All around to-day. but business
was iisht Ire Continental bourses re-
ported stsaliness
IN the American railway department Q
sympathetic upward tendency prevailed
The impression IN London Il that the
railways. with the slightest encourage
men, from New York. would sho more
strength and activity.
Galns In the usually active shares
ranged from an IL to n fuil point above
party level. With Anaconda Mining scor-
he maximum Advance
The evening world., 1900-08-14

LONDON, Aug N-Mrs Cora Urqu-
Brown Potter. met faos to face for the
first time In six years yesterday The
place vas the Savoy. WHITTIER Mrs. Pot
ter and Lady Meux, Of music-hall fame,
had gone for luncheon.
Mr.. Potter and some friends were
seated at the next table as his d.
vorcei wife swept In. He saw her and
The evening world., 1900-08-14
Dead In the River.

The body % an unidentified man. evi-
IDENTIFY a longshorcman. vas found
floating on pier II fIs; River this morn
Ing The body gas nat 81 a man a2-
pIrenlly thirty years Old. 4 blue
jumper and a pair ~ overalls were the
only articles 81 clothing.
The evening world., 1900-08-14

The shipment OF gold BY the steamers
81. Paul and reutonic tomorrow aggTe-
gate y ~, 90, VII ch Is by far the larg,s,
amount ever exported on one day. Bar.
ing. Masoun 4 Co forward r. 7saoo IN
connection with payments for the Brit
ish Exchequer bonds allotted to the syn
d'rate here.
The other Noc.cN gees Tor the account
% Hleiisl1ach. Icke.helmer 4 Co, who
alsl send abroad an equal amount on
the steamer Lain. sailing to-day.
Counting the 10000 sent out to-day
The evening world., 1900-08-14
Bic COLD EXPORT
BREAKS ALL RECORDS.
So, 100000, Going Tomorrow,
the Largest Shipment Ever
Sent from America.

these engagements OF gold for export
for the nrst two days this week ssgre-
ne t,76s 90. and the probabilities are
mat 10000 win be added TO that
amount for shipment on Saturday by
Barring. Magoun 4 Co. Heldeibach, LEX
elheimsr q Co. will probably send away
600. c0 more that day.
All OF the gold was taken nom the
Assay once. and the work Of packing
and carting has kept the government
officials busy all week.
The steamship ~. Paul. sailing to-nor-
row. will take out $500 ounces OF silver.
The evening world., 1900-08-14

Salt Maek.re, large and fat, extra fine grade, freshly packed, war.
ranted full weight:
Extra No. ? Shore, s.lb. pail, SIC.
Extra No. ? Shore, Job. pail, 09c.
Extra No. I Shore, io.lb. pail, S1.)9
Fresh Scotch Herring, pound cans, los.
French SardneS, quarter box, ic.
French Bon,les Sardnes, extra quality quarter box, usually sold
at 2Se.; our prize TO-.
Mustard SardineS, lest grade, thrse-luaTtsr box, q.
Masns Al Sauce, an appeisng and piquante continent, pit
botte. i4c; half p, &c.
Queen Olives, large, crisp and delciosly favored, 1901 bottle
2E.
Chicken Soup, " Mohawk " brand, equal to the brands that sell at
20c.; our price re.
Sliced ~Pineapplss, eyeleS and eoreless put up in heavy syrup,
case, $40; can, i5c.
Asparagus, hest quality, extra selected, Sn~ow.whte, 1900 rlckIng
The following prices are for quart jars;
Colossal" very large stalks, 6sc.
Lilly White very large stalks. Hc.
"JsSsamine" brand, medium stalks, 24c.
Asparagus Tips, the finest, &c.
The Above Goods or Sale Wednesday.
The evening world., 1900-08-14
British rIrsd on h, Kurds.

LONDON Aug n rho british For.
once has received 10 i,ar'.h from
Sir Nicholas VCHnor. the british Am
h1as1i1r p' C1rsfnntlnoplc. announcing
that the british N'ce-Consul ~ Van.
Nuils travelling near Elk. wa 1fci In
hy kurds n his irag mru We
SOUNDED Tho Consul ruf hIH party
With dinculty and his %bnErags
lost
The evening world., 1900-08-14
PORT on VIEW YORK.
ARRIVED
oUTuoiNG STEAMSHIPS

SiLED TO-DAY.
Anshofta. GlassoE. rIh-s. psrnsmfgra
Aivanes. Colon. tFrarlta, f~rrrantura
tAhn. Bfsmsh.
The evening world., 1900-08-14
Liner ASHORE IN THAMES.
Americas Transport Minneapolis
Grounded. hut Was Got
on safely.

LONDON. Aug 1.-THE Atlantic
Transport Line steamer Minneapolis,
Capt Liyland. which SAILED from Vow
York Aus 4 for tbs port. f. reported 10
b. ashore at Holehaven, on the
Thames.
Tugs have preceded 10 her assist.
ance.
The New YORK ager.e % he Atlantic
Transport Line have received a message
since the grounding o. the Minneapolis
stating that she had been noassd. but
giving no further particulars.