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New-York tribune., 1901-07-28
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

MONDAY. JULY %
-, Tor Line Mails close.
Ats-'t. >y,rTolk -.-............-.... 500 m
TUESDAY. JULY 80
ADache Charleston & Jksonvtle clyde -- S;uv p III
IJamiton Norfolk old Dominion. S;UO p m
- ttin' a"~ crosse Bremen Lloyd $50 1000
Or,zaba Colon. Panama. SSo N d'N IN
Ildorado New Orleans. Morgan - S'oop IN
WEDNESDAY. JULY 81
Tautonl, Liverpool. White STAR. $50 m iNioo IN
MongoIian Glasgow. Alien state % . - ,o.oo -
Snuthyyork Antwerp Red lOtV m
Tsner"nza Havana etc Ward -..... 1890 m 500 p m
ComRl. Galveston Mallory ''''''''- 12.aopm 800 p m
Princess Anne Norfolk Old Dominion --- S:Uop m
New-York tribune., 1901-07-28
Announcements

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\ New Collar.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-28
SAILED

Steamers Mnnshaha (ESr). London: YUcatan, ranpico
Campache etc. PhiIad adephan t-l LverpOO Nesaba tEI
London; Rotterdam Dutch. Rotterdam via Boulosns =
NewOrleans. YiU1 tSCrl. Santiago. etc. Mara
cafbo San Juan La Cuayra etc. Ethiopia Brl GLASGOW
via MovUe: AthSs tGerl. Kingston. Savanta etc; Adi
rondack tCerl Cape Haytien Mare, etc Lrcania th
Queenstown and Liverpool; Mexico Havana; SuIyoa 70
tCNlian Ucersel Mata1zaS. Cardenas etc Concho >sy
West AID Galveston Arkansas tpanl Copenhagen stet
tin etc Ctv Of Macon Boston; Louisiana New-C'ssns
Graf WaderSee Ger Hamburg via Plymouth and Chsr
bourE; Handel Manchester; Daphne NOrl, GoaIes
Princess Anne Norfolk and Newport News Trinidad tSh
Hamilton Re-muda Cuthbert (Brl. Antwerp; Con-
suelo (Rrl Hull Gravesend: Saginaw. Georgesorn
: 4 VIA
New-York tribune., 1901-07-28

and Ann thirty-seven days from San Pedro came
into Gray's Harbor yesterday and two of her
boats attempted to follow. one boat swamped
and four men We're drowned
New-York tribune., 1901-07-28

MONDAY. JULY 20.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-03-23
Final Notifications.
TIME OF ADJOURNMENT
OF ILLINOIS SOLONS.

Springfield, March 23.-Friday,
May ;, looks now like the uttermost
limit of the forty-second general as
sem bly's lease on life. 1t may pass
out few days earlier, say on Friday,
April 20. Adjournment two years
ago was April IA.
The date of final adjournment will
not be definitely fixed until the ap-
portionment question is put out of
the way. That will have the right of
way next week. If the differences in
Cook can be reconciled both congress
sional and senatorial bills can be
passed by the house Tuesday. Their
progress after that through the senate
will be easy, but a little slower. As
soon as the aPportionment question
shall have been sent up or down
finally in the house, the committee on
rules will take up the Curtis resolu-
tion for adjournment April 10, amend
it and send it to the house for adop-
ton. under the gave ii Aecessary.
April 20 is the date now favored for
turning out the lights, but there is q
mental reservation in favor of May ),
in case pending legislation should
necessitate delay. AS soon as an ad-
iournment resolution passes the
house it will go whisking over to the
senate and be snapped through there
in twinkling.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-03-23
NEWS FACTS IN OUTLINE

The steamer City of Poughkeepsie
ran on the rocks at Stony Point, near
New York, and sunk. but her $50
passengers were saved.
-Four wOrkmen were hurt and many
narrowly escaped death by an eXplo-
sion of dynamite in New YOrks rapid
transit tunnel.
The steamer Discovery. which will
carry an Antarctic expedition, has been
launched at Dundee.
Missionaries at Peking cable de-
rand thSt Mark Twain retract charges
made in recent article.
Composer Gungl was shot and seri-
Ously wounded by woman in Dres-
don.
The census of Mexico's population
takes into account eleven Indian Ian
guages.
A leading Cincinnati minister re-
Gently prayed for those in his con-
gregation who were too proud to kneel
and too lazy TO stand.
Medical opinion in London is strong
ly against street drinking troughs for
horses. as disseminators of glanderous
material.
\ considerable number of cases OF
typhoid fever in SEVERAL Paris hospitals
have been traced to bad water fur
nished to patients. Co.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-03-23
Nav Ask Czar's HeIp.
BELIEVES IN AMERICAN CANAL
Carnegie Glad Nicaragua Canal Treaty Has
Fallen Through.


London, March 23.-In speaking of
the Nicaragua canal Mr.. Carnegie said:
The loss of that treaty does not mat
ter much. l think it would be a mis-
take from every point of view TO try
to make the Nicaragua canal. If we
want Il canal. what we should do is
to make an arrangement with ColOm-
lila and buy up the Panama canal.
which could be had. / believe. for $34.-
100000, and could be completed for
$500. 100000. l think most OF the
longest heads in the republic are very
glad indeed that the treaty ended as
It did. O"e thing is settled. however:
if ever the canal is built by the United
States government money, il will be
an American canal"
The following account of the plans
of Carnegie are given by the iron mas
ter himself: "On saturday" said Car
negie, I'VE go to Cannes. if we can
get through carriage from Calais,
and from there to stay at the hotel at
Cap DanibeS fer Il time. 1t is too
early to go to Aix-les- -Baines, but we
will take that on our way back, reach
London May s, and then, hurrah for
Skibo!
Il must come back for "A day on
June , to London, when the London
Chamber of Commerce dimes the dele
gates from the New York chamber, of
which | am one of the vice presidents.
But with the exception of that. | shall
he reveling in the delights of the High
lands during the summer"