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Evening journal., 1902-12-30
WOMAN LYNCH|NG
/. STIRS SOUTH
Killing of Mary Wideman
With Her Husband to be
Speedily Avenged

Columbia, S. c., Dec. 3O.-Action will
be taken at once by Governor Nc
Sweeney to arrest members of the mob
who lynched Mary Wideman and her
husband, Oliver. Friday night, for the
murder of Planter William X. Jay.
The mob's Indifference TO the pleadings
of the woman has caused the crime to
be generally condemned. Even the
South, usually unstirred by lynchings.
has risen in furor of protest at the
killing of Mary Wideman.
All the daily papers of the state that
comment on the lynching condemn the
crime. The Staying of Mr.. Jay was
done in sudden passion by one of the
colored persons lynched. The yert
enraged with each other, had come to
blows in their house and were fiercely
Quarrellng, when the owner OF the
plantation suddenly appeared at a win
dow and threatened to turn them off
the place. They ceased fighting, one
seized a gun, put It out of the window
and killed the planter.
Evening journal., 1902-12-30
NEW MAINE IS
IN commission
Warship Receives an Ovation
All Along the Delaware
River
II is THE FLOWER Of THE navy

Philadelphia, Dec. 30.-On February
16, 1898, the whole country was star
tied and plunged into deep grief by
the news of the blowing up and sink.
ing OF the United States battleship
Maine. In the harbor OF Havana, and
the loss OF 266 members. OF her crew.
Yesterday, nearly five years after that
calamity, there steamed down the Del.
aware river, fresh from the hands
OF her builders, the new bhttleship
Maine, the flower Of the navy. which. is
destined to commemorate the name
and fame of her Inflated predeceasor.
The old Maine was the finest Of her
type when she left the ways. And tho
new Maine is the latest production
OF the brains and skin OF naval con
struction. and she takes her place iin
the first rank Of the ebattleshibBi In
the navies OF the powers She is a
power in both speed and arthafhent,
and she outclasses the old ye9Hel.
whose twisted hull lies resting ,At the
bottom Of the Havana harbor, as Erics-
sons first monitor eclipsed inhghtlng
force the frlgates OF the rehpllion
The hammers of hundred men
rang sharply in the hold Of the Maine
yesterday morning up to the moment
the signal was given to make ready
for her departure from the yards Of
the William Cramp Sons Ship and En-.
CINE Building Company. When h'short
blast OF the sirens caused the hawHers
to be cast on there arose the hlirrah
OF the thousands OF yard employees.
which we're drowned moment later
by the footing. OF scores Of whistles
about the plant. II was joyful God
speed. AS the huge white ship swung
slowly from her dock and started down
stream she was greeted by q salute
frome every passing craft, and the
trip down the river was In the nature
OF an ovation. tfit r~
on League Island the bi9 port an.
chor was let go and fathori after faith
ON Of cable was paid out with a roar.
After the Maine had swung around
with the tide Captain Eugene II. c.
Leutze and his ofhcers. together with
the blueIackets and marines who were
assigned TO man her. we're sent aboard.
The ceremony OF placing the ship In
commlssionc was the unostentahous
service prescribed by the naval fesu-
lations. The crew was assembled ant.
and Captain LeutEe read tho orders
placing the ship IN commisglon .And
naming her. commander. Ap,be finish
ed reading the orders Old Glory was
broken out from the mainmhst head
aBa tba bIHelseRets saluted. That
very minute began the routine work
aboard ship. fa
II is not definitely known what will
be done with the Maine. but Il is
thought that she viii be manned. coal.
ed and provisloned as quickly as pos.
slhle ans, sent 70 Culebfa Island. TO
take part in the manoeusrbs under
Admiral Dewey. W
Evening journal., 1902-12-30
INDUSTRY MAY RESUME
prl vsllandigham Us Suffering With
Apoplexy
Special to the Eveling journal.

Special TO the Evenin8 journal.
Mddletown, Dec. 30.-Frederick
brady has been elected director Of
the Peoples National Bank, to fill the
vacancy caused by the death OF tho
late q. W W. Naudain.
IL is stated that the Middlctown
Manufacturing Company. whicl has
been closed down for some time, Will
rtHlme operation under new manage
ment. This will'be a great thing to
many families who depend solely upon
It for their support. . N
DR.. l. s.. vallapdieham suffered a
stroke OF apoplexyllate last Friday
evening. and hopes OF hts recovery are
very doubtful. He has many warm
personal friends in town. For several
years be waspeecretary of the State
Board Of Health. 4 fs.ai
Charles B. Satterheld died at mis-
late home, at 'Blackbird, Saturday last.
He was q citizen of MiddIetown. for q
number OF years. but feeYcrals montha
ago he removed to Blackbird.
William Carty had the third finger Of
his left hand amputated on Saturday.
caused by a revolver being accidentally
discharged in his hand.
Evening journal., 1902-12-30
coloneI nIckau h Do

Omaha, Dec. S0.--Colonel John 7.
pickey. superintendent Of the fifth ais
triet, Of the Central division OF the
Western Union Telegraph Company.
and one OF the Oldest oiHcials IN the
service Of that corporation, died st
his home in this city last night Of
pneumonia. He had been m but a few
days having been at his ONCE In good
health on Christmas Day. On that
day Mr.. Dickez went to his home suf
fering from la grippe. which devel
oped into pleuro-pneumonis. His con
dition became critical yesterday and
his physicians resorted to every means
known to medical science to prolone
his life, but he lost consciousness
early in the afternoon and never raj
lied. F1
Evening journal., 1902-12-30
chanoes on the Pennsv.

Philadelphia, Dec. 30.-J. II. Wood,
general passenger agent of the Penn
sylvania Railroad Company, has ap.
pointed Colin Studds assistant east
ern passenger agent, to succeed w. w.
Lord, Jr., who has been promoted to
the position of passenger agent for
the middle division, with headquarters
in this city. to succeed J. X. Shoe
maker, transferred. Edgar Yungman,
who was only a few months ago ap.
pointed passenger agent Of the COM
pany at Baltimore, will succeed Colin
Studds as passenger agent of the
southeastern district, with headquar'
ters in Washington. Hugh Hasson, Jr..
has been appointed acting passenger
agent at Baltimore. All these appoint
ments are to go into effect on Janu.
ary 1.
Evening journal., 1902-12-30
COAL NEARS NORMAL OUTPUT
About 100000 Tons Of Anthracite Be-
In Mined Daily.

wilkesbarre. Pa, Dec. 30.-There is
much improvement in the conditions
at the anthracite mines, but there are
still many mine workers idle and likely
to stay idle until after New Years
Day. About SO per cent. of the normal
force is at work. and it IS estimated
that they will mine about 10000 tons
daily, the normal production being
250,000 tons.
superintendent estimate that the
production of coal this week will fall
about 100000 tons short of the nor
NAL and that all the men will not be
working steadily until next week
Demands for coal continue to pour
In from all quarters, and particularly
from New England and the West,
where there is much distress, and
where this week It is expected that
many mills will have to shut down.
Evening journal., 1902-12-30
HOW TO KILL TYPHOID GERMS
Lemon Juice in Drinking Water Means
Death to Micr obes

Chicago, Dec. 3O.-- That lemon juice
will destroy the typhoid germs in
water is authoritatively announced by
the Chicago health department after
careful experiments extending over the
last three days. One teaspoonful- Of
the juice to half a glassful Of water is
known to be a good combination, and
repeated trials have invariably pro-
duced the same results-every germ
was killed.
The investigations followed, and
their result confirms the announce
ment made on Christmas Day by DR..
Asa Ferguson, a London physician. to
the effect that lemon juice was a dead
ly foe to typhoid.
Evening journal., 1902-12-30
ROBBERY
!. |. \. IN NEW YORK
Hungry Man Smashes Win
dow and Grabs $4,000
a.s Worth of Jewelry

New York. Dec 3O.--In full view Of
the passing crowds q window In the
pawn shop OF r. Simpson & Co. on
West 42d street, was smashed with a
Belgian paving block last night and
$4,000 worth of diamonds we're sto-
len. Only three of the gems were re-
covered after the capture Of the rob
Der. tits believed by the police that
several men we're in the job and that
the man who broke the window passed
the jewels to cOnfederates.
II was one of the most daring rob-
berries heard of in New York for q long
time. The shop was about TO, close
when a paving block. covered with
paper. crashed through the window,
and in an instant a tray OF diamond
rings and pins disappeared. One of
the clerks jumped over the counter
and pursued the man who broke the
window. A great crowd followed, and
when the man was overtaken he was
buried under score of men and 80
badly battered that a physicians SER
vices were required He is 10 years
old and calls himself William Madison,
of Boston.
II is said at the store at the time
the window was broken there we're
on show about s150,OOO worth Of jew
els
Madison later told the police that
his name is Angus w. Mcpherson. and
that he is a bell boy at a well-known
hotel in this city. He said that he
was heavily in debt. and sought to
relieve his financial stringency by rob.
berry.
Evening journal., 1902-12-30
Desperate satlIe win Neafo9s.

Wiluston. Fla. Dec. sO-Two ne
eroes are dead and two white men
wounded as q result Of a clash at arms
near the Ne~berry phosphate mines.
Ufmer Flowers. Rey Landran. n. Ian.
dram and NJ. colley, whites, drove to
Newberry In two buggies on business.
When they started home gang Of
negroes. armed with Winchester RI
nes. met them in the road and opened
fire. The whites returned the shots
and the battle was continued for some
time. When the smoke~cleared away
II was found that two Of the negroes
were dead, While Flowers was found
shot through the thigh and a channel
was left in N. Landran's brow, where
a Winchester bullet had ploughed its
way.
Evening journal., 1902-12-30
Gardner pefea,a cart.r-

Chicago. Dec. S0.-George Gardner.
Of Lowell, Mass. the light weight
champion, won decision over KID
Carter, Of Brooklyn. in six-round
contest here last night. The nghht was
rough and fierce from beginning to
end, with Gardner having the sdvan-
tage OF each round. Carter was very
groggy during the last round. but by
resorting TO clinches at every oppor-
tunity succeeded in escaping knock
out.
Evening journal., 1902-12-30

8 pieces, all wool snowflake
Dress Goods reduced from soc tc
SOC.
Our 81. as and sr.sc snowflake
Dress G9ods ieduced to $r.oo a
yard.
He avy Skiriing reduced to 5rC
a yard. tt.
3 pieces Camers-hiir reduced
from soc to 3oc.
.nfAzsc cqyahty black Cheviot
Sefgs, s s5Anches wide at 6oc a yd.
pieces black Landsdowne, as
inches vide at 75c a yd.
One hundred Remnants of black
and colored Dress Goods in length
suitable for waists, skirts and
suitsiwill be closed outs specially
low prices.
Evening journal., 1902-12-30
suffocat.d hu. cnal n..

shamolin. Dec. s0.-Mrs. George H.
Hoffman was suffocated on Sunday
night at her home. in Herndon. owing
to escaping coal gas from a stove. Her
husband is In a critical condition from
the same cause. The couple we're
found unconscious by one Of their chill.
dren. who had been awakened by
scenting the gas. Mrs. Holman could
net be resuscitated.
Evening journal., 1902-12-30

UP-TO-DATB GOODS AT LYNCHS.
Seeded and Seedless Raisins, new
Citron, a Orange and Lemon Peel,
Cleaned Cllrrants. New Cluster RSisins,
Pure Spices. Wines and Liquors. N.
W. Cor. Madison and Fourth Sts- S.
W, Cor. King and Eighth SITS.
Evening journal., 1902-12-30
Elected OmcIers

The following officers were elected
by the Bartendcrs' Union at a recent
meehng President. Hugh Mcbride;
vice-president. George Blair; secretary
Frank Kirk; financial secretary, Hary
F. Carney; treasurer. John r. Mcclure
Much businfss was transacted. and
about one hundred persons were pres
emit The union is In a fourishing con-
ditlon.
Evening journal., 1902-12-30
Notions
Stewards Safety Piss, &C worth

Stewards Safety Pins, &C worth
sc. s.4cf5t.s n.ts.r
Ioc black dressing Combs, &c.
Hooks and Eyes with the hump
ic., a card Of ! dozen.
+ Side Gartets, &C,
sc Corset Stetls, 4c.
Huckaback Towels, SC, &C and
Is14c Pillow Slips now icc.
$t.a5 Cfochet- -Bed-spreads, sale
price o8c.
One-hundred remnants Of Table
Linen, lengths from I q to 3 yards
SIC to $500
iot qbaiity Canton Flannel, sale
price SC.
/, IS pairs Cotton Blankets, 4sc
pair,
IS pairs Blankets. some soiled,
reduced for Wednesdays selling.
Evening journal., 1902-12-30
KING STREET
CANNOT HURRY cUBANs
will Consider Reciprocity on Janu-
arv ~

Will Consider Reciprocity on Janu.
arv ~
HavQna, Dec .BO-~After lengthy con
ference between President Palma. the
members OF the cabinet and leading
senators II has been decided not to call
an extra session OF the senate TO dis
cuss the reciprocity treaty with the
United States. President Palma is anx.
ious 70 bring the discussion OF this
measure to an immediate. conclusion,
and has urged the senate to resume it's
session JaAuary 8, instead Of waiting
until January IL. Senator Capote,
chaiman of the foreign relations COM
mittee, said II was impossible TO re-
sumo before the 18th, as the committee
would not be ready to report on the
fifth. Many senators are absent In the
country and cannot peturn to Havana
by the fifth. He said also that the mat
ter was too important to discuss with
out the presence OF majority Of the
senator's ar
Evening journal., 1902-12-30
MITCHELL IN ecRANToN
VIII Leave fer Philadelphia to Attend
Session of Strike Commission.

Scranton, Pa, Dec 30.-Prcsident
Mitchell, of the United Mine Workers,
returned to Scranton today from his
home in Spring Valley, Ms, and will
maintain headquarters here until next
Monday, when he win leave for Phila-
delphia to attend the sessions of the
strike commission.
There was. conference of the at
torneys for the operators in Philadel-
phia today TO prepare a program Of pro-
cedure at the sessions. of the mine
strike commission.
Evening journal., 1902-12-30
DIED

TARUSKY.- Durang. Colorado, on
December 10, Frank j. Tarusky, aged
2S years. W
Relatives and friends are respect
fully invited 10 attend the funeral,
from the residence of his mother, No.
2s1 Fifth avenue, on Wednesday, at 3
o'clock a. m. High mass at st. Paurs
Church. Interment at Cathedral Gene
terry.
Evening journal., 1902-12-30
Underwear

Three dozen Mons extra heavy
leeced Underwear reduced from
soc to soc.
Mems gray ribbed Underwear
reduced from soc 10 3oc.
Samples of Ladies soc Hosiery
at s5c.
Evening journal., 1902-12-30
Many Wanted Lodging

: slAs a result Of the inclement weather
last night, a large number of wanderers
appeared at the police station for lodg-
ing. Before the evening had advanced
much the basement was filed with one
night stayers.
Evening journal., 1902-12-30
Art Goods

9 dozen Pillow Tops reduced to
Ia I-acs
! "a lac silkoline Drapety re-
ddccd to 7I-ac.
IS handsomely trimmed Pin
Cushions, reduced one half; SI.oo
Cushion 500, $a.Oo Cushions, s.,
etc.
Evening journal., 1902-12-30
Klllad bv Ealing Pole.

Lancaster, Pa, Dec. 3O.-James Fos-
ter Patterson. aged 20 years, Of Ickes-
burg, Perry county. employed as a line
man by the Western Union Company,
was killed yesterday at Mount Joy. A
pole he was helping to raise fell on
him. .l
Evening journal., 1902-12-30
Mrs. Frs9spfs g0ay 70 Be ctsmatsd. ed

Mrs. FrsNepf's 9oay 20 be ctemsted.
Lest Angeles. Cal, Dec. so.--In ac-
cordqpce With her Wishes. the body Of
Mrs. JessIe Benton Fremont will be
cremsted. The funeral was held To-
day from the Episcopal Church. Mrs.
Fremont had left in . safety deposit
vault simple but explicit directions
for the disposition Of her remains. aud
her wishes will be carried out so far
as 1t possible to do so. Her ashes
are TO be buried beside the grave Of
General Fremont on the Hudson, and
thus will be fulfilled one OF the chief
desires OF Mrs. Fremont's last years.
Evening journal., 1902-12-30

Ladies'. clean your kid gloves with
the Dry Cleaner. lt,is not a liquid;
leaves no odor and can be used while
the glove Is 90 the hand. For sale only
by. e. ". Woolworth & Co., Five. and
Tcn-Cent Store.
Evening journal., 1902-12-30
E. g. RlLEY.
h. B. RILEY
"Wednesday

Our annual January clearing
sale starts on Wednesday. We
end our year the last day Of jan
uaty with stock ( aking. We have
many thousand dollars worth OF
goods more than We should have
at this time We have decided to
make a wonderful cut in prices
to reduce the stock Every day
III January you will be able to buy
first class goods lower than their
value. .l
Evening journal., 1902-12-30
MARRIED

4-Ct1NNINGHAM-On December
s5 1902 az the home of the brides par
0m.s. Wdnono. Minn. Herbort w. AZ
rich. OF New York. formerly Of VIII
mlngton, and Miss Jessie V. Cunning
ham, of WlnOna.
Evening journal., 1902-12-30
Will play Tonight

The Belmont basketball team will
play the second club of the Y. M. Z. A.
in the gymnasium Of the latter place.
Evening journal., 1902-12-30
BRISTOL WILL Be HERE TONIGHT
Good Basketball Game Is Expected
in PYIe's Cycle Academy
Tonight

At Pyle's Cycle Academy tonight the
Wilmington basketball team and Bris-
tol quintette will hold an argument to
see who can get the most buckets. The
crowd, has confidence in the new local
team, and the indications are favor
able that a. large number will be pres
ent. The Bristol team is fast bunch,
however, and the game promises to be
an exciting one. Fred Holt will be
seen in the game tonight, he having
been signed by Manager Morganweck.
The first and second teams of the
First Battalion, in the ArmcTy, last
night, played spirited game. which
resulted in the defeat OF the latter by
the score Of SO to AZ. The lineup:
txi,-st troap, poeor.,os .
Evening journal., 1902-12-30
Only $500

For one month, to limited number.
ELECTRICAL TREATMENT. SCI
BNTIFIC MEDICAL MASSAGE and
the ORIGINAL SWEDISH MOVE
MENT for all chronic diseases admin
istered to various parts of the body by
which diseases are removed and
Health restored. Treatment at office
or at patients home.
AXEL ERICSSON,
Masseurs, M. G.,
$40 Market street.
+ Wilmington. Del.
Evening journal., 1902-12-30
Three Special Tours 10 Florida, BALI
timore and Ohio Railroad.-onIy sac
Tor the Round Trip From Whining
ton AS Specified AS Beo~

ton AS Specified AS below
January 27. Tickets, Including. In
addition to 'rotind trip railroad fare,
sleeping car accommodations and
meals en- route. Washington to Jack
sdhYille and return. return hg leaving
Jatksonyl1ie Februafy IL. -r
February 10. Tickets, Including. in
addition TO round trip railroad fare,
sleeping car accommodations and
meals en- route, Washington to jack
sontille. Returning. leave Jacksonville
February 20.
MARCH 10. Tickets. including, in ad-
dltion 10 round trip railroad fare,
sleeping car accommodations and
meals, Washington to Jacksonville. but
not for the return. Returning. tickets
will be good on any regular train until
May 2l, 1908.
For full detailed information and
pamphlet, call upon Baltimore and
Ohio ticket agents. or write to II. A.
Miller, T. p. A., Wilmington, Del.
Evening journal., 1902-12-30
Prince Henry to Visit 81. Lou,, e,

Prince Henry to Visit St. Louis Fair.
Berlin, Dec. so.-The papers here
say Prince Henry. OF Prussia. is going
to the United States in 1904 TO visit
the ST. Louis Exposition and unveil
the veterans monument in Philadel-
phia.
Evening journal., 1902-12-30

Goals from field--Mahan, 6; Hitch
ems, 10; Flannigan, 2; Saunders, p;
Mccullough. 1; Mckay, II; Virden. g.;
Creamery 4; Pyle, 4. Fouls-Creamer. 1.
Evening journal., 1902-12-30
DocKSTADER's.

A Moral Amusement Resort, Catering
TO Ladies' Gentlemen and Children.
A Great Comedy Bill This Week:
MR. and MRS. ALFRED KELSEY,
MAMIE REMINGTON AND
HER PICKANINNY BAND.
Z ,McCABs. SABINE and VERA,
OROURKH, BURNETT and OROURkE,
HOWARD and. LINDER,
tt MILE. ARMINTA,
RENZDTTA and BELAIR.
Afternoon. 2.15 Evenings, SIS.
Always the best show in town.
Evening journal., 1902-12-30

Good paintings Of stnsrt's. at Cart
meIl's. Sixth and Madison streets.
Evening journal., 1902-12-30
ADJUSTMENTS.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE
1r, Thomas E. SHEA

: 3 NEW YEARS WEEK PLAYS:
Tuesday matinee Sydney Carton"
Tuesday night DIR. Jekyl and Mr.. Hyde
Wednesday night Slaves OF Sin
Thursday matinee and night,
The Voice OF Nature
Friday night,
The Hunchback's Daughter
Saturday matinee to be announced.
saturday night "rhe Bells'''
Night prices. 10. 20. 30 and n few at 50c.
\ Matinee, 10, 80 soc.
Evening journal., 1902-12-30
Dress GOOds

at 7tC.
New-York tribune., 1902-04-06

Corn was weak and Fsc to &c lower. Inc mar
ket shows 11sc loss for the week. There WIS no
support to-day from any source. ana theie was
some bull liquidation. May opened at o'7sc Soiu
between 5ssc and 5si9c, and closed at 9oi2c seies
July closed at 59c sellers There were only 81
cars here. and only s. estimated for MONDAY. ihe
selling led by Bartlett Frazier cables were
lower The mood was Influenced by the fine
weather Cash prices are creeping up toward tle
May, the No only 14c under the May.
Oats spectators are at standstilL Patten is
doing nothing in May The deferred months are
easy. affected by good weather and the increased
area. To-night's prices were unchanged to &c
under Friday the May closing at 42Ssc and the
July $3.50 There were only 81 cars here. and only
rs expected Monday. The commercial grade OIL
oats No. white. bringing fully &c over the
May price.
Flaxseed was unchanged for cash. 81 6saSl 10 May
price nominal for a good while. was off sc to 81 3D.
There were y cars of seed at the three points,
against 26 last year
Provisions we're firm finally, pork UP 412c laro
up 21sc and ribs unchanged. The list shows
slight decline for the week. Packers do the Duy-
ing on the weekdays. Hog receipts were less than
expected to-day-125Oo. The estimate for next
week is 1i5 600. Hog product is much cheaper thah
beef ard gets support from that fact
New-York tribune., 1902-04-06
SAN FR4NCISCO STOCKS.
San Francisco. April 5.-The official closing quo
tions for mining stocks to-day were as follows:


Chicago April 5 (SpeciaD.-The cash traoe mere
and .he cash trade East were increduious OF 'ne
100000 bushels sold by Armour at Duluth SeStei
day. The business however, was done 10 d cei
tainty. Armour bought his Duluth wheat "hei
the May up there &c under Chicago May Inc
Duluth May wheat isc over the Chicaso'
There has been to-day quiet trade. the raise
sboct "; to-nght's close. nc higher than frioas
for May and &c ssc lower for July and Septen'-
ber- May opened at 707sc. sold between 1lisc aiiu
fesc bid and closed Iic sellers; July closed al
Ike The feature all the week has been narrow
Ing up OF the Nay discounts. sc tonight against
lc last Saturday The crop news to-day was d
feature. Missouri makes its condition 80 and re-
affirmed an increase in of 81 per cent But
the Kansas condition is "a and is per cent OF the
area. which at the outset showed L per cent in
crease, has been ploughed up The Kansas condl-
tons suggest about s5eo9.geD bushels. against 60
s'v3 bushels last year. Cables were of a frac-
non. The seaboard continued to talk bearish on
cash demand Nothing sold from here. The
Visible supply Monday viii decrease about 1000 900
bushels. The Northwest had 21s cars; the total at
primary points WAS $40 900 bushels Clearances were
issve eushels. Australian shipments $4,000
nuenels Worlds shipments Monday will be about
s."Sce bushels. the increase mainly from America.
New-York tribune., 1902-04-06

BROOKLYN Ferrv stock. -.----
Eoboken Ferry LIST IS. ..---
DO stock -...-.-..-.
SY& z r Ferry Co stock
DO lst mtg IS. 1922 ......
Ny & Il T Con 5s. 1855 .-.
1O.h &. o3d ST 1st Ing s.l9l9
Trion r Of = Y & B stock.
ny & NJ F LIST mtg IS. 1896
New-York tribune., 1902-04-06
,,o1IAND-AMERICA LINE.

- ,,o,1< ROTTERDAM VIA BOULOGNE S. NJ
NE New Twin-Screw steamers of $4,000 tons Register
Twiu-Screw SlAI I->o->-A apr. ~ 3'SO ~ Nj
Steamer via plymouth and Bouiosne-sur-Mer
Twin-Screw POlSD@Ah f ~ ~ - ~"
Steamer 90 uoIland-America Line. 50 B'way. N Y.