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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1901-01-24


At meeting of the Crystal Rebekal
lodge, No. IA, which was held last Friday
evening at Odd Fellows hall Mrs. Mimi,
A.Wsite of Weston installed the following
with Mr.. Waite acting as grand marshall
Mrs. E. j. Farnsworth, N. e.; Mrs
Clara Simonds, V. G.; Miss Lillian Low
ell, secretary; Fred G. Rand, treasurer
Miss Fannie j.. Dutton, warden; Mis-
Sadie Randlett, conductor; Miss Florence
Forgette, R. s. N. G.; Mrs. Buchanan
L. S. V. g.; MISS Abbie Richardson, R.
S. V. g.; Mrs. Emma Rand, chaplain
E. A. Houghton. L. g.; A. H. Sabin, O
g.; Mrs. Clara Houghton, P. N. s.
Several members Of the Amity Rebekai
lodge Of Bellows Falls were present. Att
er the business they adjourned to Mrs
Coleman's restaurant where about so per
sons partook Of a nice supper.
The evening world., 1901-01-03
Ar,eud In the jungle.

Olson W!ilcts. the author ou:nals,
WHO recently returned from the Orient.
and whose stories o! the Indian Famine
hayo appeared In nearly every American
newspaper. tells the following about
Hlndoo servants and how. In the heart
ef the jungle. they introduced him 20 a
FAMILIAR friend from home:
1.-THE finest servant In he world 10 a
ln6oo. Tho European Resident In In.
Ia keeps forty to MY servants, the
'fyDvNsler ten TO twelve.
AZ table never .ens than I'VE servants
waited upon me: one brought only
;t6lnGA to drink. another served tn.
31o0SNeD. another removed tho dishes, q
1nuyth famed me. and the sfth Oroug ut
|l3RS coffee. One night. to my surprise, a
! ~ attendant appeared. This sixth
&71NDAent. dressed In spotless white,
80 forward after / had finished my
~ bearing tray containing a
1hFush ard a b.ue enamelled box.
43nvited mo into an adjoining room,
1feause your. teeth. Sahib,' he said.
= jooked at the familiar looking blue
- box With the silvcreI :op ae
lIsd Some OF Its snow;white con.
the brush-s.,rely here was !.
i SM0o0i8 Vhich ] had used from
ami eky an bit OF cIvillSa-
- 30 '2s4 u =. ~ 80 {
The evening world., 1901-01-03
UPSET WITH HIS PRISONER.
sheriff Hurt In the Runaway, the
"Trusty" uninjurrd.

sheriff J. s Wells. OF Suffolk County.
was injured IN runaway accidcn, to-.
day lie WAS driving In road wagon.
accompanied rs one OF the "trus'y"
prisoners when his horse took trish,
ana ran away At point on tho road
about TWO m.ics ives, of Riverhend.
L. l.
The wagon struck an obstacle. and
Sheriff Wells was pitched out on the
roadway he was badly bruised and
icv"rai OF his teeth were knocked out.
The prisoner escaped injury.
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silk hat. follows n short distance behind
and does not lose sight OF them for an
instant
-Four private detectives are employed
to keep the Gould household under con.
slant surveillance.
The elder Gouli ~on Is Edwin Gould.
ir. He In a little over seven years. and
Is a bright. active boy. whom the nurse
nnds difficult 10 Keep undcr restraint.
His ndven, into the Gould home waa
welcomed By wagon !oads .! mugs.
spoons. ra,tics and embroidered robes.
His brother. Frank Fisher Could Is
only n baby not quite two years OLE. lie
Is red.chcckcd and healthy.
lie Feared EIr-huR..
In February. 1897. a, the time OF the
-,tkc a. h,- match factory. in rasa.c
y }. he Alleged that attempts we're
lhnu, to b, made - sci NE 10 the
buI!linss In circular which he L.
sued a. President Of the Match Com
p,ny ne said re believed a conspiracy
.::,i been formed agalns; him
Edwin Go I'D narrowly escaped meet
Ing a crank In the Western Union Office
in tho Fall OF 1899.
The man had called for his brother
George. TO whom he had written threat.
cn,ng letters demanding SEQ for alleged
loe-cs on the stock Exchange. Inspcc'
Tor Dyrncg was called b. telephone and
had the man arrested.
Edwin Gould Is the second SON OF Jay
Gould. lie Is very conservative and
lule, and lives very plainly with his
family q, Fifth avenue amt Fit'y-sixth
street
The evening world., 1901-01-03
'W|OOED RASH[Y,
NOW A WRECK.
8orRt, Donahue Invaded
Faise, -Swsetheart's
Home.
BROTHER. THREW HIM OUT.
Tilted by Maggie Sheridan.
Adonis In Blue Couldn't
Arrange EIopement.

Because n finc fgurc and Nowtng
nus,ache make A soldier .'irrcsis'!blef
10 the ladies' II doe. not follow that
their fancy is shared by their fathers
or husbands. So Serg;. Ed Donahuc.
the Apollo OF For; Schuyler. UP in West
chester. earned when he viewed In his
looking gihss this morning TIE aeat BIT
of facial .rescolng Michael Sheridan. OF
$50. Third avenue. had done to him over
night
serg,. Donahuc hns reputation
throughout the Bronx Us Squire OF
Danes He came from Tlppcrary.
where the .uen grew six feet two. and
pretty,Maggte Sheridan adorcd him. But,
she haa,a bii Of the barney herself. and
she made the heart OF the Sergeant
thump tn,icr mis- blue Jacket.
Played at Lorc-MakinE.
They played NJ lovc-making for year
until Johnnie Kcrns. a boss baker. own
ing shop In Paterson. y. j.. offered
Maggie his hand and the ruiership OF
Harlem Nat. They were married three
week. ago. Sergt. Donahue heard the
news and grievcd aud asked for n leave.
He sought consolation In the now!ng
bowl until his vaIor got the better OF
his discretion.
At.3 O'clock this morning he wen;
beneath The one where he had often
courted Maggie during the closing days
u this last century.
Donahuc had reached n stage OF
solemn incbr!e,y. and when Johnnie
The evening world., 1901-01-03

There is no answering the argu-
ments OF proof.
No matter where the rheumatic
pain may be MUNYON'S RHEu-
MATlSM CURE will drive It out and
keep II driven out.
mat IL his assertion. So sure Is
he that his remedies will do exactly
as he says that for o time he will
give It freely to any sufferer who
comes for it.
Men and women OF the highest sta
ton are Joining the throng that
crowds to the distribution. Every one
Is welcome.
MUNYON'S COLD CURE will clear
the nose. throat and lungs Instantly.
MUNYON'S DYSPEPSIA CURE will
put the jadcd stomach In good tone
aud cure any form OF indigestion.
The MUNYOS CURES are 25c. a vial.
any druggist.
1t will cost you nothing for the
services OF Munyon's doctors. They
will examine you thoroughly. give
an honest opinion and WITHOUT
A CENT OF CHARGE for their
attention or advice. Open every day
K and evening.
BROADWAY AND 26TH ST.
The evening world., 1901-01-03
Edwin, in Constant Fear
of Kidnappers, Has De-
tectives Watch Chill
dren When They Are
Not Locked in Room.

An intimate friend OF Mrs Edwin
Gould told an Evening World reporter
to-day that ever since rhe kidnapping Of
Cudahys son In omaha
both Mr.. aud Mrs. Gould have been in
constan, dread tina, their Two little ones
might be stolen.
Every prec,u,lon 1. being taken TO
protect them from kiinappers. Thcr"
Is never a moment when the Could chill
drcn arr no, 'e', hy rcliublr hop''-
hold servants anh closely watch2i day
and night by private detectives.
when the two little boys retire AZ night
the nurse double bolts and bars the door
on the inside.
Doubir Holt. the Door.
Edwin Gould then sccurcs the Ioor on
the outside with a strong paddock and
keeps the key In his possession until
morning, when the children come on,
This paddock 10 changed frequently SO
THAI; duplicate Keys cannot b" used
When the Oh idren sn on IN. street or
IN the Park with their nurse u private
detective. neatly dressed and wearing n
The evening world., 1901-01-03
LONG RACE TO
CATCH SHIP.
Villeneuve Made the kai-
ser Wilhelm After
Hurried Trip.

The Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse sailed
This morning. and those who remained
on-.+-- hcr witnessed the end u an aA'
citing race from. Cuotcc. Canada, TO the
vessel by cabin rasscnGcr
The mar arrived Just after III" big
vessel had pulled out Into the stream.
lie secured tux and chased tn h!E
yr-sr! down tho river.
The passenger who raced 10 this city
TO catch the vessel Was Charles N!lle.
ucuve, OF Quebec. Mr.. NliIcncuvc re-
co!ved A cable some days ago inform
Ing him that lawsu!, In which NJ WIS
interested was about TO co!rc IN tr!n.
a, An;wcfp He notified the quebec
ascn; 0r the North German Lloyd 20
book him on the Kaiser.
The Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse was
scheduled TO sail n, 10 O'Clock this morn.
Ing. but she was delayed almos, hal: an
hour.
Mr. Villcneuvo caught l. train which
would have landed him here Just In Iims
10 catch the vessel! |, was dclayc! Jus,
north o! Albany. When (, go, started
again Mr.. Vi!lcneuve looked ri his watch
to lind that the train could not arrive
until the very hour a, which his vcssc
was due to sail.
However. tho engineer made M some
OF the lost time. and when he arrived
at tho station an entcrpyitng cabman
promised TO deliver him at the pie. In
time TO catch the vessel.
The cab reached the dock In time 10
Let tho Intending passenger sc" HIS vcs-
sci s,olny out Into the river. The OIL
GERS NJ the line. however. bundled tn"
man and his baggage onto a tuSbon,
and started them OF to catch the
iia.scr
The evening world., 1901-01-03
NURSE ACCUSES LAWYER.
Says Mcintyre Refuscd to Return
Ter SnAnl EarrinEs.

Jacob y. Mcintyre. Nix,y-hvc ysaB
old. OF III Eas. Twelfth street. a paien;
lawyer. with offices In the Temple Court
building. was to-day u prisoner In the
Yorkv!llc Police Court charged with tac
larceny OF pair OF diamond ear
rings, valued nj $500. by Miss s!gney G.
O.sen. OF 10 East Fifty-e!shth street.
employed as nurse by the defendant.
Mcintyre wac paro!ed for examlna ton
on Monday next. The affidavit Ned by
Miss Olsen allexen that IN December OF
1899 Mcintyre obtained possession OF the
!cwe!ry by telling her he wished TO place
II IN safckecping for her.
She stated that for ak years she had
been employed by Mcintyre as u nurse.
and that he had agreed to pay her 80 a
month. He had only paid her about so
IN all that time. and had given her the
diamonds In lieu OF the money he owed
her. N
The evening world., 1901-01-03
Dowie I. Counting Dnck

A:exander Do~is has sailed for the
UnitSd states On tbs liner eaxnnis.
The evening world., 1901-01-03

~ 'lEt ucuIHeN hIiu
head noises. natural
HE and healthy cir
cIIlation must be re-
stored 10 the diseased
or weakened ears aud
lost power TO the
nerve OF hearing. and
Their. Is but one
treatment In I Il q
world that does this.
actually cfIeciiny per-
fest and permanent
cures. namely. GAL
,a,iic Electricity APP
piled direct 10 the
marta a. nI.t,pynF sH ,4i
The evening world., 1901-01-03
DEAFNESS
AND HEAD NOISES

Cannot be cured by artificial ear drums,
medical inhaiations or quack operations.
The evening world., 1901-01-03
Found BODY In n Lot.

The dead body Of man was found
lying In vacant lot on ktrgsbrilg"
road. between One Hundred and sixty
second and One Hundred and s!xty-,hlrd
streets, this noon.
Ho was about 5'feet 9 inches In height
and weighed I'D pounds. AMI was OF
light complexion. lilo wore dark over.
Soss, 3tftpsd syousers, derby hat. and
The evening world., 1901-01-03
Interest and Dividend Notices.
vry' Dock Savings Institution,
3aI AND 343 BOwERY. NEW YORK

The Trustees have declared . dividend for the
ak mansa. snd!nE December Dist. 1900. on all de-
podtsA estit!ed thereto under the bylaws. Al the
rate o; THREE AND oSE-iiALr PER CENT. per
,nnun on all suns no; exceeding Tasre thousand
Dollars: payable on and after January ia. 1901.
Deposits nsie on or before January 10th viii
p entitled TO Interest from January LIST. 1901.
ANDREW MILLS. rresident.
CHARLES MiEiILISG. Secretary.
WA =. PATTERSON. Asst Secretary.
The evening world., 1901-01-03
Diplomacy Of No Avail.

xasns tried TO be diplomatic. but the
o4rreant waxed threatening and no!sy.
al: The :asSss ,e.ouEnt ' to,ns Ell, shs her,
youf hroeaer-in.law's life's bioodl' he
shouted.
Not IL I know t." said Michael Eheri.
dan, appearing In his night shlr, Tho
men closed and the battle lasted from
TIE third door to the sidewalk. Some
one discharged revolver and the police
came.
= No one wanted to prosecute and some
Of 6sr6t. Donahuca friends led him on
to9 repairs.
The evening world., 1901-01-03
Lectures
Standardization
FREE
.LECT u R ES

Friday, Jan. 4. at 6P. M.
Th- we,. s,ie Auditorium. 31Stw. 9th Al.
Ms. ". ". kER asrtTIC ELscrRlciTY" III
Institute Hall. Els Z. Josh at
Mr. q. WHARTON JAMES. TN AroBE LAND"
liluatrAted.
Pubic school 20. e:i Z. ss,h 81,
Mis- MARGAREr GOErz. FOLK SONGS OF
DIFFERENT NATIONS" llIustrsss4
Public School 90, In~ccd
Nj p, T ,,s;:a Z ROSE THE SyamS rs, tMp
ERTT." illustrated.
Dr.. JAMES RosEpALE. :L, is IL rALEs.
TINE" illustrated.
Public Schooi IS. rs u. i3s,a. a.. u. Willis a,.
NJ. WALTER I. BOGEnT. FOLK SONGS III.
Public school loc. Main 1 orchard s,,.. Con,y Is.
Nr. STEPHEN JENKINS. THE CONNECTICUT
vALLiT AND TIE WHITE MOUNTAINS"
l!rstratei.
Saturday, Jan. S, atsP. M.
p 4 y e 4 ' vaa s.npnorr l " ''A l r,
rncrAGirIoS ASD TErLEcTioS'' III
Y. u. c. \ Hall coz. %: st 4 Lexington ave.
st. larthoionsw's Lycsam Hall. :05 y. i2d At.
ESA AND THEIR LAWS" Iilus,ratei
Mr. q. WHARTON JAMES. I'm ADOBE LAND"
illustrated.
bethany Chapel 10Th ave. near H'sh st.
Mr. q. +. GREENE. "MASIrATTAS ISLAND
AND THE HIGHLANDER" illustrated.
Public School d cor Mulberry q Baya,d sta
Mr.. ". T. E.slSG. WATER: ITS HISTORY
AND MISSION" illustrated.
The evening world., 1901-01-03

by the Tinhall Ei~,,r,con. For the mrs,
tim. In his,ory an absolute and pc:fcc,
CUE IL guaranteed In tho worst eases
P.!cr. complete 10 cure. 800. 4, office
or cent, charges prepaid. on receipt
, OF price. Money refunded In full In every
case OF failure. The W J. TiNDALL co.
u West 5,th St. New York City. ONCE
hours. "a. NJ. To 3 +. NJ
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-09-22

Major G. F. cramsr arrived In the
s!ty yesterday from Salem. where he
IL experimenting the work Of construct
Ing the new postoflce. The work Of
making improvements to the local gov
ernment building Il also under Major
Cramer's direction, and his visit was an
official one. The improvements being
made here will cost 1900. and under
he terms Of the contract the work must
be completed within sixty days from
September 10. The contractors. Fergu-
gon & Houston. are now delayed By an
unfortunate circumstsnce. which may
necess!iate extension OF the time limit
heretofore fixed. Much of The work 70
BE- done requires the use Of cement
which must be approved by the gov
s:---nent before work can proceed. Three
weeks ago samples Of the cement we're
sent to Washington FOR approval but
no report has thus FAR been received
Everything Is In readiness for the com
mencement Of operations. and work will
be rushed as soon as the department
reports on the cement.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-09-22
TELEPHoNING ACROSS THI
OCEAN.

The mere intimation that It will be
possible TO telephone across the ocean
seems to have aroused great public in
terest New discoveries are always
hailed with enthusiasm. Tha, is why
the las; century has been one Of such
remarkable progress. II has been i'm
possible. however. to discover a better
medicine than Hostetter's Stomach Bit
tsrs for disorders Of the stomach, liver.
S..S1neys and bowels. This medicine has
over fifty years OF cures 10 its creii.
and has rescued thousands from me
misery OF dyspepsia, Indigestion, hatu-
lency constipation and blllousneSs. It
Is a splendid tonic. makes the weak
strong. and cures insomnia ami ner-
vousness. When you need a medicine
for anv of the above complaints do not
fail to try the Bitters as 1t never dis
appoints.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-09-22
is A BIG CARRIER.

The Glen.urret. which arrived Friday.
Is one Of the larges, carriers which ever
made this port. Her registered tonnage
Is SOs5. but she is a vessel Of great
beam and her carrying capacity is much
heavier uhen her tonnage would inil-
cate. The Iudrapura and Indravelli,
which were here some months ago, have
a registered tonnage n 1852, but the
Glenurret will carry more than either
~ these vessels. She will take away
abou, 5000 tons ot grain u which 1000
tons will De loaded AZ Astoria. She was
lied up at san Francisco 'or sixty days
on account OF the strike, and he delay
cost her owners fully S25co0, as the
earning capacity Of A freigher her size
Is $500 a day, Ten days are usually
required TO dispatch svch R vessel Some
idea Of the size OF the Glenturret can
he gained from the statement that her
carrying capacity is abou; eight times
as grea; as that Of the little French
bark Henriette. the registered tonnage
OF which is only 5SS.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-09-22
INcHcAPE ROCK COMING.

The well-known British bark Inchcape
Rock is now on the way to this port
from Antwerp. The vessel was here
last year. having arrived December "a.
Four days prior to her arrival she lost
her master. Captain James Porter. who
myster.ously disappeared The captain
retired on the night Of December is. sp-
parently in the best Of health and spir-
It's. ins;ructlng Flrs, Officer Williams 10
call him II anything Wen; wrong. About
2 o'clock the first officer went TO the
captains cabin 20 look at the baroms-
:er. bu; the captain was no, there. Two
hours later the mate again went to the
cabin. but the captain was not In bed.
Becoming alarmed. the mate called all
hands and the ship was searched. No
trace OF the captain was found. His
reason had forsaken him AMI he had
slipped from his cabin and jumped into
the sea. Captain Porter was well-lnOwn
In this port and his sad death was de-
plored. The Inchcape Rock is coming
from Antwerp with a cargo Of cement
for Taylor, Young & Co. and Is not ex-
pected until December
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-09-22
PERSONAL MENTION.

Mrs. Jessie Fish is visiting in Port
land.
r. l. sabin. of Portland was in the
city yesterday.
Fred Munson went over to New AS
toria yesterday.
H. S. MCGOWAN was over from Nc
Gowan yesterday,
Joseph Gribler has returned from a
brief business visit to Portland.
C. c. MasJen, the Svensen logger, was
a passenger down on the noon train.
Judge Raleigh Stott, who had been
In the city ON legal business, returned
10 Portland yesterday.
otto Schumaln, representative from
Multnomah county, was among the
Portland visitors in the city yesterday.
Adam S. Collins. of San Francisco, a
well known hardware man. arrived in
the city yesterday to interview loea!
dealers.
Among the Astorians in Portland yes
terday were Mr. and Mrs. J. W, San
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-09-22

The orsgonian says: With woeful-
ly deficient tug service at the mouth Of
the Columbia. a shortage OF cars with
which to handle the wheat crop In Port
land territory. and insufficient space on
the Orlynial steamers. The community
Of interest" regime IL not a Joy forever
for Portland OF the three evils the
car shortage IL undoubtedly the worst
for The reason that the Northern Pa
cinc will put plenty of ears into comDe-
liiye territory and haul 10 tidewater On
Puget sound wheat cars into compeu-
tive territory and haul 70 Portland u
Il hal the proper equipment " rolling
rtock. The river iowage service u the
o. X. a. ~ 60. could not well BE- Inn
proved on. and the bar service could not
well be much worse 80 far ~ equip
ment for handling the increasing bud-
ness IL concerned Thetc shortcomings
have been pretty generally reallzel IN
business circles for a number of months
but they seem 70 have escaped the at
,snilon OF those IN a position 10 remedy
them.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-09-22
TO THE LADIES.

take pleasure in informing you that
my fall and winter stock for little men
has arrived.
The new yoke ovsrcOats, Russian
blouse and Lord Raglan overcoats. TIE
Norfolk suits, S-piece Manly's. apiece
suits and other qsw things.
Also an endless variety Of separate
pants from 50 cents to $3.50 with dou-
bic sea. ani knee
These goods are the creation Of the
leading boys house in America.
II YOU desire good, reliable boys
clothing at reasonable prices for good
goods. cal! a. The Big Store"
Very respectfully,
HERMAN WISE.
The Reliable Clothier and Halter.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-09-22

Sheriff Llnville Is a noted joker and
scarcely a day passes that someone does
not fall a victim 10 his fun-making.
Last evening, however he me, his
match. Two young ladies' had gone 20
grocery store 10 make some pur-
ehases and were talking wi-h the clerk
when the sheriff entered He at once
proceeded to Josh" them. Finally the
conversation turned 10 weight Nov.
this Is where the sheriff shines. and ne
boasted that ne was heavier than both
the young ladies'. With female tact, they
continued the conversation until they
couiG tuck away under their wraps a
number Of heavy weights. and then of-
fered 10 wager an oyster supper that
she sheriff was wrong In his statement.
With the remark tha; ne would gladly
regale himself at the eXpens4 Of the
ladies'. the sheriff stepped on the scales.
and tipped the beam at something more
than $50 pounds. The combined weight
OF the ladies' was 2s5. The sheriff did
not tumble" 10 the trick. and was not
told Of Il last evening.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-09-22

The Orsgnnlan has been branded As
yellow" Journal The Oregonlan's
slauderer is Hon Thad Huston, OF Ia
coma. who. addressing great crowd
at the Auditorium In that city on
Thursday, when memorial services for
the dead president were held, gave voice
70 the following expression: The
namaless wra,ah who Sommltted the act
that cost this nation the life OF the fore
most man OF his time Is mere Incl
dent, vlrIlsrt pustule In tha; lo1th-
some skin ilseas, called anarchy, which
afrlicts our body polite, and that dis
ease demands ana win receive vigorous
constitutional treatment But the Of
fense has come and shall We not look
beyond the miserable perver; behind the
prison bars ana lay large part Of this
offense at the doors or men in Ameri-
ca. who in the public press and on
the platform have bellttled, revlled.
abused and lied about our president,
and attempted 20 hold him up to scorn
and contempt as a weak and servile
man-the willing tool of bad and cor
rupt influences? In order that I may not
be misunderstood, want to say that l
refer to such papers as the New York
World, the New York Journal, the Chi
cago American, the San Francisco Ex-
aminer, the Portland oregonian, aud
to such speakers and public men as
John p, Altgeld, Wellington and others
OF that ilk. II Is within the province
Of the federal government to correct
these abuses, this prostitution Of the
liberty OF the press and American free
speech. and this power must be exer-
cIsed."
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-09-22
EAST INDIAN ARRIVfS
BRITISH BARK MAKES PORT
FROM VALPARAISO.
Sailed In Over the Bar Yesterday
Afternoon No Other Vessel
on the River Last Night.

The equln)ctlal storm reached proper
ions yesterday morning, and shipping
was almost completely paralyzeI. Dur
Ink the morning the wind blew a gale
but as the day wore on the velocity de-
creased, 'lAsi night a heavy rain fell
but the wind was no; az strong az dur
InR the carly hours Of the day.
There was but a single movement
along the waterfront yesterday The
British bark East Indian succeeded In
making port. after a long passage from
Valparaiso. The bark was sighted on
the river yesterday, when Captain Eric
Johnson was placei aboard Yesterday
afternoon he sailed In over the bar and
at the mouth Of the river the tug Es-
cor, picked up the vessel and brought
her up 70 the barbor.
The Eas, Indian was siIty-four days
on The trip up the coast from the Chill
can port. This voyage ls one Of the
most difficult In the Pacific. especially
at this time Of the year. Owing 10 the
condition OF the wind vessel ls re-
qulred to ge, 900 and 600 miles on shore
before she Is able to come norsh. Cap
tain Coaih, OF the East Indian. reports
an uneventful voyage. The bark Is be-
lieyed 10 be chartered. but the charter
ers have not yet made public the fact.
Another vessel was reported In the on
ing Friday afternoon. and Il was
thought she was the Seestern or salena.
The report was incorrect. however. and
there are no vessels on the river. ow-
ing 10 the heavy weather yesterday.
there were no reports from the Heads.