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The St. Louis Republic., 1901-07-07
LAKE MINNEToskA.
Special Correspondents of The Sunday Republl

Special Correspondence of The Sunday Republic
Lake Minnetonka MINI. July 5..A week Of
pared this region to pass through more, safely
the fiery ordeal to which individuals In and prop
where Hery denomination. Of patriotism are con.
e ana the .,
teshns display % s At different as1 points sths lake
water. are features Of Minnetonia:s Fourth. wv
MI n;;d AZ, s 49, = Neal and family ar. ar.
Mr.. R. c. .Ahlman Of Kansas city is here for
ms MS summers outing and is making his headauar-
Miss Phoebe Cousins Of st. Louis came up the
Louisiana. No. where she has been Ss sojournins ming
E,,sl for her !, health during The last Miss
Paul. where she he, may rsmsin for the season.
q guest at Rosewood cottage.
Mrs j. B. PoormaIi Of ST. Louis y made S The trip
and I since her I arrival Ia, been VsI,,ss ssf
daughter, Mrs J. q. claphamson. In Minneapolis
appe %ses
lake where they got big catch Of bass and had
party from Dallas Tex Who arriv.d rns ys'ns AZ e..
lake 1 last + week consists IS 9f AssM. aP Denck
nj Miss Annie b. Hunter. also Of Dallas, Tex ar
rived June . and is'a guest for a. week or more
MIS-: Goldsmith an; and family q ST Louis made
1ver 1e trip apd to are s PAU M S week by of the
Mrs. q. NJ. Ratlif and her daughter. Miss Ma
arrivals at the lake this season and are guests
Mr. and Mrs. Fudlipg of st. Louis have taken
T. 4; Merrill's cottage ut Howard:s Point for the
Nj Mr. and Mrs. Edgar I. Strauss and Louis
and d., are established for the season at the Lake
A party. Of Missourians from Monroe City, con-
1iSs,,ns Of ana M r.. and prd,s Mrs Wade
river last week by way Of boat.
% eamp5e Mss sdsh 6 the campbsi lss ss.
: Miss Mcclure rSn, snd a. ASn D. R: Mcclure Mr..
visit his relatives Mt the lie Paul. ."'e "seA -
her eesn Miss Mabs Johnson u s .s,ns
and @ expects = to rn some out out e the lake later on
have been settled in their cory cottage on Gideos
Bay. Excelsior since the early part Of June and
Mrs 0aea of as u q Louis sns N.
summer with her laughter. Mrs Lawson n7 Co
haDs M 4 nsasp f G ssniaa is., os. T5 s
century that Mrs. Chase. or ma; Chase has
outing. 4 was. here that she and @Pa.: Tnl Chase
had cottage for so many years The resorters
at this lake much regret losing Ma Chase this
81: II. Brown sna hi. daughter. MIS-. I. {.
ne lake ne Maynowsf Miss yeas B1oxn ISaIs vent
1T, into n minneapolis y, Tor couple OF days during
Mess:s wa,dell. Compton: and Gully. who
p for couple q wee2s have %ne resnrnsd nansa
e 6 ~ Macon City City: hut expect 70 be back at the
their over i;s1 The sn1 isks ZEN in
shetr Hr '1anGa Mcsson she erlis Fiersecs e :,
,s.i wssx & Nh Msiser 1as "a ni Il F1ss. ss
.; :s.z;|s sss n s:.i T.. j. s
ss = Asl assl vi & ssIs - ~ s. ,s.ta s. s :a
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PADUCAH, KY.

Special Correspondence Of The Sunday Republic.
Paducah. KY. July 6.-Mits Davte Mckee OF
johnson.
Miss Sadie Mercer of Mercer. Tenn, is the
guest OF Miss Matte Lou McSlattery :
Mrs. John Combs and children have returned
to their home in Louisville. after visit to Miss
Lizzie Singleton.
fiiss Make Langston and Urey and Isabelle
Giiffth went to kuttawa Tuesday for q visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Armour Gardner Miss. Martha
Leech. Miss Louise Cox and Charlie Cox Will
leave Saturday for Bear Lake and Charlevoix,
Mich. to spend the summer.
Mrs. Charles Curtis and Mrs. Sam Sugars de-
parted Wednesday for Sailor Springs to spend the
summer. =
Miss Lula Campbell has returned to her home
In Mayfeld. after a visit at the home Of Miss
Lillian Beadles.
Mrs. W. E. Hendricks has returned to her home
In Cairo. ILL.,. after visiting Mrs. BERTHE Wilbur.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-07-07

st Charles. Mo-, is represented among the
rlVer passengers this season by Mrs. Miller
and her two daughters: the Misses Ada and
Malde Miller. who made the trip to st. Paul last
week on the steamer Quincy. They remained but
route.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. S. Hoyt Of st. Louis have
arrived for the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Il. Allen of Louisiana, No.,
made the trip to St Paul last week on the
sior.
Mr. H. A. Kellogg. County Superintendent of
Schools at Ell Reno. in Oklahoma. has been en-
30ying camp life here at the lake for the past
three weeks. and from here expects to go to
Duluth for stay OF several weeks before re-
turning to Oklahoma.
Mr.. W. w. Jones and sister Of Peoria ILL.,
were guests for few days at the Hotel st.
Louis last week.
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KANSAS CITY. MO.

Special Correspondence Of Tho Sunday Reputlio
SS soy e ". ePa Ma
for the summer.
II9ok Hook Of Leavenworth have gone to Plum Lake. ..
IN Misses oi1ys and !oye. Richardson Are in
as Mss s;. j. G. Person Z her sister,
Mt. Howard sn parss q sado snd daughter ,o..phn.
nsys sr q their hone in Denver
Miss Nellie Beedy kas returned from Windsor.
where she was entertained by her sister. Mrs.
Oliver .s ssn 1e1s sss
Avenue PiB5S Baptist
Mr and Mrs. ea j. H. Hobbs .s Of Boston ara a, tn.
Wcashngfson csnssa,. for the summes
Miss Nav Miller entertained Mis-. Kate Heller
Miss Ona Winants is home from Smith College.
Mr and Mrs Z; r. Ketner have returned from
weeks. ksi'n e"s' "ne'' 'nes spent .n' last three
Mr.. and and Mr-; Hushe. Bryant have returned
Miss Ateen BRYANT will entertain friends
Miss Elizabeth Barton Is at home from school
Colonel W. 3, Nelson entertained friend. with
amateur theatricals. at his home last week.
Mrs. Clara c. HOFFMAN is visiting friends here.
Baird have returned % from a two % weeks % Visit to
INF. and Mrs. D. J. Mcdonald have returned
Mr. and Mrs. Max Rosenwald Of New York
are visiting their parents. Mr. and Mrs. NJ.
Miss Lult satfelle and Mr.. C. 8. Whitney were
married on Tuesday afternoon at the home of
the brides mother, Mrs. Carrie NJ Grimm After
Aueust the bride and groom will be at home
at No 1871 woodland avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Townsend and Miss Town
send and Mr.: ard Mrs WIN Byars have taken
cottages Mt Excelsior Springs.
Miss Ethel Graham departed "wednesday to
spend the summer with friends in the East.
Mrs. Thomas A. Till and daughter Henrietta,
from Savannah,
Mrs. ". B. Mahon Of st Louis, with her little
daughter. is the guest Of Mrs. ]. W. Forsythe.
Mrs. w. T. Peters assisted by her sister Miss
Nellie NJ. Cooper, entertained friends Monday
evening
Mr.. and Mrs. j. X. Davidson and Miss Grace
Frver have gone to Casco Bay. Me.
Mrs. Wallace W. Wait and little son have
gone to Lake Mnnetonka. where they will spend
surrmer.
Miss Corinne Brown Of Buena Vista, Colo, Is
visiting her sister Mrs. Thomas Ray.
Mrs. g. M. Hughes OF St Louis who has been
visiting Mrs. GeorTe Kirknstrick. is at present
in Indenendence visiting her brother.
Mrs. W. D. Snyder is in Colorado.
r NJ. and Mrs. John r. Garrett OF st. Louis arc
visiting Mra Laura Larcan,
Miss Florence POteet Of Sedalia Is visiting her
sister Mrs. Russell Gre.ner
Miss Edna WRIGHT is in Denver visiting her
sister. Mrs. Chenoworth.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-07-07
HANNIBAL, MO.

sR1cial correspondence Of The Sunday Republic.
xionsrH soes,u suly X SsIhe i. Wcman'e Forelsn MIS-.
Cuba sas the -ab,ees sass at dssnssan
p country reaa Mrs ksou MSsk
as pagers Is were also read by Mrs. P. L. Kabier
Mr. Barney b. Ross and Mrs. Annie Pitts were
EY,rass we @Mednesday evening by the Reverend
Church. at his home. '>'''
guest Of Hannbai relatives this Week. ' was tho
Miss Henderson entertained friends at her home
Misses Ethel Giascosk Donnie and Hiida f Owens sre
Lrana Iimmitt. Golde Harkens and Messrs.
John s@srr assfy RStherfoad Hhn snd
Edgar Ms FL Fink l.. mn, ''N
Nj; NJ MN sas 'sas Mas s j. n Bauer M
Miss f Tena Render is tho CUES. o., Mis-. clara
MT; and Mrs. Charles Bassen visited friend, in
Mr., J: e. Hughes was the guest of Barry. ILL.,.
Mrs; Charles Caller has returned from a two
weeks visit to Trenton. Mo.
Mrs. Bert Carter ha. returned from avis a viri. to
her ,, parents at Syracuse. n.
ls visiting Mrs. George ". Dulaney Of Center
rssG I IL F. M z Wilson wis Of ssGS Eagds ssa Mich
Of Mrs George L Jocelyn.
and ars a. 9a ts
ss knsss ss s'saGs p.r;
at , the home q Miss Genesieye Beatty.
guest oi Hannibal friends. slN' .l.' :. '''
Miss Elizabeth Dietrich il visiting friends at
. Miss Amy Bingham departed wednesday for
rGIissns I.h fIgsns Mo- where she will spend few days
Mics Minnie Lowe of Dallas. Tex. is the guest
Of Mrs. Henry Marawetz
Misses Eva Baldwin ard Cleo st. John have
returned from a visit to GrigRsville. III.
are I te ena ues M Of mr. ~ and Mss q 3 ssts ksy
Enestine Beckley were married at 5 O'Clock
wednesday, afternoon at the home Of the brides
The reverend G. F.. prewea. IN pastor of the
Lutheran Church. offciatrd
Miss Bessie. Drake Is visiting friends IN Bur-
Mrs. ]. L. Talbot visited friends in St LOUIS
Mr and Mrs. W E. Hopkins spent Thursday
Mrs. John Itson is visiting her daughter in Chi
! NJ ;ss;s. and Mr.. n, John pssey Mr and Mr..
and Mrs T. ]. Hfegins and Mr.. ard Mrs. ].
] Bowles composed a picnic party Thursday.
), hss Snan,a ,,s,n Kapisr sas rstssd aro Visit
Mrs. Fred Drake of San Francisco. Cal is the
guest of Mrs. F. L Dubaeh of North Sixth
Mrs. Lena c. irvine and danshter Miss Fran
ces departed wednesday for Manitou Springs.
Colo. where ther will locate.
ter. Ifrs, CIark at shelhna Mo. this week
:. MS. j c. Hassman 10 visiting friends in Bur
Ms. E. "A. Lambert spent Thursday with
Mr ana Mrr T. crosby departed Thursday for
Araeel. NO.: to visit relatives
Nh. d. ". skyroc ana daughter. Ms. Efne,
were the guests OF 81, Louis friends this week.
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JEFFERsO. CITY. MO.

Speclal Correspondence of The Sunday Republic.
departed Tuesday Ss for Denver. Colo, to spend two
menths with he, niece Miss Clara Cooper.
departed I Tuesday " morning for ta conneaut, @ o. to
spend a few weeks returning home by Buffalo.
Judge W. NJ. Robinson. his son and daughter
depart to-day for Boulder, Colo. to spend the
=. Miss Ai.rths Msponaid of Kansas City arrived
q ss TO sis, hss s'ns Mrs. NJ Docker
!. Mrs E. F: G Harding ana children returned
lin. They were accompanied By their M cousin, Mss
Lutte BtEkhsimsr OF New Frank n.
%a,Rs WING snS aSe sen rans Mf
James a1e 3 Can't, departed Monday for Clinton
Miss Pear ca Mitchell I' Of Columbia % was guest
he sad guests Ms waass snd Ms Geo eeSoPsF fGoSs
shis week and were interested spectators at the
Mrs. ]. II: Ruwart and daughter, Miss Helena.
isass Pocisn .asa aa Sss T ,r 70 a ana Mrs
and s1hn Busch a Miss s. isse pseE M and Mrs O. L
the Fourth with Mr. and Mrs. r. T. Booth and
Mr.. MAJ and Mrs. S'1 b: &C. e. %ve,th depart this week
for Buffalo. tesvist the Pah-Arnerican EXPOSE
Misses Bess Hale. Lucy Moore and Lulu Heck
ef a sse iormss an rs s sista shaen M2s
Hiss Pauline paillnessets who IL sttead,ns sum-
Incr school az The University of Columbia, re
Miss Bessie Lockett Is entertaining Miss Mary
Yarneil Of Tlpton.
mother, Mrs. G W Thoaas. HI Her : nephew. h Guy as
Bolton of Cipton, Is also here on. a visit.
Mrs. W. H. McMahon is entertaining her sis
Z Mr., Eliza Mcmillan OF Springfield arrived
from visit Of several @9ntss 10 her he,
sis a guest of her sister. Mrs. w. 5. Pope.
ssn Wa Is r. Wsm ,h of
Mr. and Mrs. Luther Hickman of warrensburg
Of s. ous was sn9T visitor
-hsTs ! nsr Sunday; n I, r,p. ..,n., ,. ,.,s,,. >.
dinner Monday evening in honor Of Doctor p. s
Harris. who has recently come here TO reside
and rsss Mrs a Ellis % sess ns wsFe of ST.
Louis. mother OF the quest of honor: Miss Nellie
sS,lis and Mr.. Ellis. The table decorations were
"A lawn party wa. given Monday night Mt BEL
e ass and an Miss ohn Iaura n EdMars sae as
listed by Miss Bessie Clark. Six rames Of
ssf shs
HirkhAs!pass A Of New Frsnklins Messrs. E; N Wat
:ss 81 % ess &...ssl s, ssa MS aes MS NJ. 5sa5s
tain. ali the member. Of the Tuxedo and GALAXY
ana r Of s ,s,.
e TIsrsh Of sh:,evvI,e II. AInS,d A OF Meyiso: ::
Boone Of Kansa. m e CIV % zusak o, bouisiana. Cos
grove Of RoonvilIe. Josephine Shelley Of Fulton
and several visiting gentlemen.
Mrs. s. Michale enterta a'ued at progressive
euchre wednesday morning ut her home on Hgh
strret In honor Of Miss BlanchS zuzak Of Lnu-
Lunch was served at II O'clock Prizes were
ewacded to Miss Brams. Mrs. Fisher. Mrs.
Misses Riackbrrn Gordon Zl,xak Cordeh. Mines.
NJ Fl. Robertson ralkins. Fisher. F. c. Binder.
Elsrcr Hawkins. Forth and Johnson
& The, State horse show. held here July .. 3
and s. attracted a larse attendance. excursions
being run from oil nsighboring cities. Tuesday
100 persons attended from Columbia alone. and
Friday many more came from the same town.
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EUREKA sPRINGs. ARK.

Special Correspondents to The Sunday Republic.
Eureka Springs. Ark. July 6.-Recent arrivals
Pence-E. N. Jones. J. II. Mullen. j. F. Car
penter. A. S. Webb. Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. Brad.
!; n Lain. P. B. McCarty H. D. Knight and B.
A. Joyner and G. ]. Bronson.
ChautauQua-Doctor F. J. Dunn Jr. A. Bar
thod. Miss Sanford MIR. and Mrs. r. L. Thomp-
son. w. H. Rattenbury. C. H. Wallis. e. r.
Magnetic Spring-Mr. and Mrs. j. w Norris
II. NJ Hutchison. ]. w. Davis. Robert n Bode
and D. w. Chrispman.
southern-Mrs. J. w. Haynes, Bessie HAYNES,
VIII g. Howard. ]. Taylor Reed, C. n SARGENT
Charles II. Collins C. f. O'Toole and JOIN, ii
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Special corrsspssdencs Of The sunday RaDs1GA
Long Branch, y. J.. July k.W1A - N.gey
the wealth and beauty recreatfnG O t61e pnFe ee
the Jersey coast celebrated he H6uryh. o. hWas
S%rH fns s,iH sns A1ant1S f a. S ySsnf SsSSss
and the hoominG q arswcsfa TAs csar1!f
dance a4 the West End Hotel Va0 - nEEis4.
Dancing took place On 8 speeicsD ylatf6s1 te1s
on the lawn st the sdRs Of. The biuG AZ ne
Of the fashiopsble cpetAes. celen3s1 DifSls6 sef
an ,,,, s5ssrnSon H ses e tns oseosss.d. -. ~
The Elbsron Beach c,0s. sreai.l @ 800
opened its handsome slubNoas0 tt v0ak :f1lf
the Gardeld scttass A1cnG. - .esss12
Ttoma. |. EckerS pssedsnf q tNe we've
ul.s;dens q ecssHsS sss Hs: ss Ts rs sS -
Cbgpany: form1 Untted GtoA0 0naesp IlGD
Nj. and ma: ososss osas6 wMs 0o = tu7ps
ctn& autcmohiIe were ne GUesl9 q ~ -
NJ r. .. Hes0sn e Jacwase ~ ~ 49,.
stayfng a ths - Btisht M 6 - ~
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JOPLIN. NO.

srecs.i Correspondence OF The Sunday Republic,
Joplin July 5.-The Choral Club WAS. enter
taired Mondsv evening at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Guy Eirnpre. on the electric rad. near
refrrshmentr served Among those nretert were:
Mess,s and Mines & &nsth Thecdors
r'nrs, Ehuart. A,hert Knox and Z B. weftv:
Hss E,;s.ses spn g and Ssspss Ms
ton LichiitsE 49, Myrta . H,nksan. Nellie
Zesi.k.n. Msi4Sa Rliedrne. NsbeI uohscr ptta
Lane LnIian King. Ruby Gatv. Edna Hen,ev.
cntton Mn Mslshk 0eofeta Frey. Ora B,G.
hee Mas ana mo Pf,es Msx.ha Scott Anna
1sSncr ana NeSsra Aeosnaon, 0csr Uc6litef,
.iss go s ssssS :s Ss:s's asssss ssst ts ass.ss
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-07-07
ALTON, ILL.


Special Correspondence Of The Sunday Republic
Alton. July 5.-Mrs. Mary Percival il enter
tn;nnE Miss Jane Fraser OF Ottawa Kas al
her home in State street.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Schnorr have gone te
Buffalo for months visit.
Mr.. and Mrs c. H. Warner have gone &c
Glsssboro. n. J.. TO spend the summer.
Mr.. and MIS- Matthew Miller departed Tuesda,
for New jersey.
Mn. William Busse entertained the East End
Whist Club Thursday afternoon ut her home in
West Third street.
MIR. and Mrs. 1. II. Kelley have returned from
an extended visit in the South.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Wilson departed Tues
day for Turtle Creek. Pa.
Mrs. Agnes johnson has returned from Ne
rada, Mo.
Miss Edith CopIey has gone to Colorado Springs
to spend several weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. c. II. Hawkins have gone TO
owensburg, ky to spend the summer.
Mrs. Mary Schneider OF Pittsburg. kas.. is the
cues; Of Mrs. Ralph Webb
Miss Sue Newell of Upper Alton is entertaining
Miss Blanche Seuthard OF ST. Louis.
Miss Bessie Ray Of Upper Alton Is visiting
friends at Cairo.
Mr.. Louis Walters of Mddietown is entertain
ing Miss Elizabeth Green of ST. Louis.
Mrs. c. F. StelEel is entertaining Miss Della
Carson OF Chicago.
Mrs. l.. V. Rutherford entertained Miss Annie
O'NeiIl OF Florence, Ala. last week.
Mrs. George Seinold has gone to Victor, Colo.
TO spend the summer.
Miss Lena Meanert of Fort Scott, kas. IS
visiting Mrs. l.. c. Flanders.
Mre. ]. C.. Cox has gone to Salt Lake City,
Utah where she will remain for the summer,
the guest of Mrs. H. G. Powell
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Lewis have gone East
for the summer.
Mrs Mary X. Dodge has returned from Mon
mouth. Ill.
Miss Emma s,e,nburs has returned to Louis
vile. KY. from visit 10 Miss Phoebe Holden;
Mrs Joseph Kerr is entertaining MISS Ldclie
Randall Of Chicago.
are xues,s of relatives at Decatur m .
Parker's l.anains. " Va. for q fortnghts visit.
Miss Eiizabstn Burns departed Monday Tor
Miss Grace Livsdy is entertaining Miss Adell
Meyer of St Louis.
are M 9ranss eha Of Mrs. Mam Hussnsoa .''' A''''
Mrs. Angus, Luer has gone TO Mi'wsukee Wis.
Mas Annette Graggs has returned to Lake For
sst. ILL.,, after a weeks viait in Upper Alton. the
Misses Harriet Mccarthy. Sarah Wilkinson and
Efiaabeth Miil.n have gone TO Providence. X. l..
Mr. ana Mrs. Q. Hemphin departed Wednesday
for pittspurg. P., Ps 30. CON. - nsrv., ,or
Miss Mabeile Dixon of uppar Alton is enter
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bauer are entertaining Mrs.
Charles Meissner OF St Louis,
week for a tour CT England
Miss Nenia Roorbach mas returned to Millville.
Hunter
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Pence departed last week
for Indiana and OHIO. to remain for the sum
M-er..
Miss Josephine Owen has gone to Muncie. Ind.
to visit relatives.
MIS-. Bernice Powell of Upper Alton Is visit
ting Mrs. John Messenger In Cairo, Ill.
Mrs. H. G. McPiEe Is entertaining Mrs. Mary
Noreland and Miss Annie johnson OF covington.
Miss Belle Brolaskl OF st. Louis is the guest Of
Ers. c. H. Rodemeyer.
surprise party was rendered Miss Bessie Nc
Adams Thursday evening By the members Of the
Black Hawk Club
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-07-07
JERSEYVlLLE, ILL,

main until fall.
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Roanoke Reported Lost.

The American four-masted ship Roam
oke was only fifty-three days out from
Norfolk Va. for San Francisco on Aug.
., with IA cargo of coal, but still the I'M
derwriters are willing to pay 40 per cent
TO reinsure their risks on vessel and
cargo The vessel sailed on June u and
ten days later she was spoken in lati-
tude IS degrees north, longitude 60 de-
grees west.
On July ., in latitude IS degrees 40 min
utes north, longitude A degrees IL min
utes west, the steamship Margherita
sighted an American wooden ship on fire.
Her captain described the burning yes
| sci as being more than 400 feet long,
with all her four masts gone, but what
was presumably an iron house and d
donkey engine still standing amidships
From the nature of the fire il was sur
| missed that the vessels cargo was coal
| On this account the underwriters al
| once offered 80 per cent to reinsure and
| now il has reached 45 per cent
| The Roanoke is one of the Sewall fieet
and was built at Bath, Me, in 1892. She
| is 3347 tons net burden, 81 feet inches
| long, ~ feet = inches beam and 90 fee
II inches deep Captain Amesbury, hel
| commander, is well known in San Fran
! cisco
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NEWS OF THE WATERFRONT
VESSELS IN PORT.
ARMY AND NAVY.
o. s. tug Iroquois. Pond. Midway Isi'
and, August 5.
MERCu NTMEN
crhis list does not include eoasters)

MERCHANTMEN.
fThi. list does not include eoasters.)
Archer, Am. blk, Hardwick, San Fran
cisco, August 10.
Charmer, Am. sp., Slater. Tacoma,
July 26.
c. o. Bryant, Am. bk., Colley. San
Francisco, July 8.
Diamond Head, Am. blk, Peterson, San
Francisco, August IA.
Emily Reed, Am. sp., Baker, Newcas-
tie, July 4.
Emily F. Whitney, Am. sp., Brigham,
San Francisco, August IA.
F. S. Redfield, Am. sp., Jorgenson, Port
Ludlow, August 10.
F. w. Slade, Am. schr. Sorensen, sgd
ney, July "a, for Eleele (anchored out
side).
Gerard c. Tobey, Am. blk, Cove, San
Francisco, August 10.
Henrietta, FIR. blk, DuriS, Hakodate,
August u.
Henry Willard, Am. sp., Lewis, Seattle,
August 10.
j. B. Brown, Am. sp., Knight, New
castle, July 81.
Kaiulani. Am. bk., Dubel, San Francis
co, August H.
| Kinross, Br. sp., Locke, from Cardiff
| August l.
Rosamond, Am. schr., Johnson, Sar
! Francisco. July IA.
Sehome, Am schr., Peterson, Iquique
| July 10.
Skagit, Am bkt., Robinson, Port Gam
| BILE, August II.
Is. c. Allen, Am. bk., Johnson, Sar
Francisco, July 19.
st. Nicholas, Am. sp., Brown, Sydney
July "A.
| VIM. H. Smith, Colley, Tacoma, Angus
| 1S
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STEAMERS TO ARRIVE.
STEAMERS TO DEPART.
MAJOR ENNIS PROMOTED.
Late Orders Make Hlr Lieutenant
Colonel.

WASHINGTON, August Under the
instructions of Secretary Root that the
artillery arm be increased one-sixth
whenever 1900 men have been recruit
the issue of an order carrying out these
instructions to date from August 1st
This will cause the promotion of the
following officers: Lieut.. Col. j. r. Ny
rick, to be Colonel; Majors A. H. Mer-
rill and w. E. Ennis, TO be Lieutenant
Colonies; Captains A. H. Harris, A. A.
Murray, w. E. Birkheimer, 7. r.
Adams and ]. A. Lunden, to be Majors
and a number of First Lieutenants to
be Captains.
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Philippine Sugar Crop

TACOMA, Wash, August manila
advices received via Hongkong state
that great damage is threatened to the
sugar crop of the Philippine Islands by
an invasion of locusts and the dying OF
water buffaloes by thousands from cpl
zootic. This disease has played havoc
among the animals all over the Islands,
and without plenty of them 1t is inn
possible to raise abundant crops in the
Philippines.
Experts say that it will take years to
revive the agricultural industry, espe-
cially sugar, unless the Government
steps in at once and aids in the impor-
taton of field and tractable animals
from other countries.
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First Voyage of Biggest Ship.

NEW YORK. Aug. 4.-The biggest ship
in the world the Celtic, of ,ne White
Star line, reached her dock here today
on ner maiden voyage. Her time from
Liverpool was eight days and forty six
minutes. AS she is berthed her steerage
deck is higher than the entrance to the
pier After she was warped in the iron
doors of the aft cabins had to be opened
to land passengers. Three hundred and
forty-fve cabin and 26S steerage passen-
gers came over on the vessel
1t was intended that the big liner
should make marvellous time on this trip.
Her average speed was 1895 knots, al
though she is able to log 1850 knots an
hour
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EXTRA sTRoN&
ROPE AND BLOCKS
= TO HANDLE
MACHINERY.

We carry in stock a special 4-strand-
ed rope 3A and Az inches In circum-
ference manufactured to our oroer.
This rope is Is per cent stronger than
ordinary 3-stranded cordage.
We also carry extra strong blocks.
fitted with metalline or roller bushings:
Plantation managers will be FURNISH
ed with any information in reference 70
equipment for handling heavy weights
by our manager. Captain c. }. Camp
bell.
full stock Of well-boring rope.
Wire rope of all descriptions and
blocks and other equipment for the
same.
Steam plow rope. guaranteed to be the
best in the world.
Special wire and Manila ropes MANN
featured to order.
A full line Of paints. oils and var
nishes Of superior quality. especially
manufactured to Withstand the aettop
Of sea air.
<l,an,erns and lamps for ships Use.
anna full stock of general ship c9and'
'sr'-
wILDER's STEAMSHIP CO..
SHIP cHARLERY DEPARTMENT.
Captain cA. CAMPBELL, Mgr.
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Lieut.. Comdr. Burton Rodney has
filed an answer to suit Instituted
against him requiring him to show
cause why he should not pay aiimony
to his wife, who is suing for divorce
on the ground of cruelty. Commander
Rodney says that the allegations made
by his wife are frivolous and hysterl-
cal. if not fraudulent" He also says
that his wife is addicted to drugs and
is cratic