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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-08
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A court Of investigation. held by
Capt William :. Bryant and G. G.
Cherry. local u. =. inspectors Of huiis
and boilers. 70 decide the suthentsc-
ity Of the charges preferred BY n v.
Pierce. that there are 81 vessels on
Puget Sound running night and day
with single crews. was the big event
Ia marine circles this morning. Al >
O'Clock scores % fuxboet captains.
engineers and owners had assembled
as witnesses or Interested spectators
~ the AFFAIR. and during the inyesti-
cation fina points OF maritime Law
and Hcamannhip were discussed pro
and con with an avidliy that bsvil-
dered landsfnsn.
II 10 Very Funny
To the latter II appeared peculiar
that the court should Investigate the
very charges preferred against Itself,
but such seems 10 be the order Of
things In maritime Law. The case
was rushed through with a speed
that made everybody dizzy. In less
than an hosir and q half the inyesti-
CATION had been made and IL witt
nss-ss examined. Al the end Of that
ley. 81 Hawiey a Huntiey. asked for
an adjournment. that witnesses not
present. but more favorable TO the
compartments eide. could be exam
lined. His request was refused. Capt.
Bryant had In the beginning denied
Mr.. Huntlcy the privilege OF asking
any questions for his client, or Of
taking part in the proceedings, hold
ing that Mr.. Pierce was competent
70 ask his own questions.
The complaint had been made by
Pierce. n marine engineer. to the
treasury department June II. 1909.
and the department had referred Il
to the local inspectors for investiga.
ton. Pierce. when placed upon the
stand. testified that he had worked
for certain short periods Of time on
tugboefs; that II was the custom of
the fireman TO relieve the engineer
on them. and that he had at one
time stood a watch Of "a hours on
the steamer Muitnomah.
The Witnesses
Cant, q. A. Harris Of the tug Noun
taineer. Capt. PierEon OF the Nellie
Pisrson, Capt. william Reed OF the
Mystic, Capt. sam Jamison Of the
Harry g., Engineer Frank MoCabe
OF the Oscar a.. Engineer A. A. An
dereon Of the Mystic. Engineer NJ. +.
Carlson Of the Harry 8, Robert Me-
Fariane. port captain Of the r.. r.
N. Co, Capt. Grant Of the Yellow
Jacket, Capt Blekum OF the Stephen
SON Blakum Tugboat Co. and George
Wiley OF the La Conner Trading Il
Transportation Co. were t1en exarn-
ined. Their testimony was practi-
cally all the same. They declared
that tuEboats did not run night and
day with single crews: that the boa to
were very seldom on a run moro
han ~ hours n day AZ stretch, and
that although IN the latter case the
fireman took the watch while tho
engineer slept. the latter was always
close AZ hand, and besides there Is
not room on small steamers to carry
assistant engineers for such an emer-
gency.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-08

These are bargains both In prices and
terms.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-08
SNAPS

Buy lot or own your own home.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-03-27

and throughout the morning devoid Of feat
servance OF n holiday and statistical statements
from the crop country furnished little incentive
The European market news was quiet ana eN-
pected. ard few buying orders from any quarter
made their appearance But early IN the ai,er-
noon the bull clique became an active ouyer
CT the remote positions. and this led 70 small
scramble OF room shorts for cover. This com.
bined demand sent prices up 10 to 90 points with
@ rush. The market held the rise all through the
last hour and closed hrn at net advance OF
10 to % points. Total sales were 4s 80 bags In
Guiding April at 5. 2OI5 .35c: May SraS Sc: June
.oc: July IeG5 sc; Aug o:''f; sept: S-'"0
The Banks.
New York, March 2s.-ClOse: Money call
firm at sS5 per cent. closing offered at 3: prime
mercantile paper ii495 per cent: sterling ex-
change firm. with actual business IN bankers
bills at s4.sI:x for demand and at a.sSi. for
60 days: posted rates H.ss and A.ssi,; CONNER
cial bills 4.sli. s5i.- Mexican dollars iie;
Government bonds steady: State bonds steady;
railroad bonds easier
Chicago. March 2s.-Clearings SO. s5l. 5te: bal
ances 81 s9!ls1. Posted exchange 4.ss; 90 days
81 SSts on demand. New York exchange at par
New York. March 26.-Exchanses s2H.27o.s sA;
balances S.5.s5Z
Boston. March :s-Exchanses s2o.sIs.Ia; bal
ances S.s0s.I I45.
Philadelphia. Pa. March .s.-Clearinss So
sl62 go: balances 81. 2.eI3.s5i Money Al per cent
Baltimore. Md. March 26.-Clsartngs $685.
53i: balances sos, 90. Money 4aa5i. per cent
Cincinnati o.. March aS-Money AIS per cent
ClearinSs s2.ssI.3ce. New York exchange isI2oc
discount
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-03-27
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

New {Srk Ss1 S,,A March mT1ournReeeiDts $50:
aS: sisv as; Rr.ady%iae y! .s5sas ss Ness RTe
spot arm: No. red ss7sc elevator: 80: : red
S O. asss b sGss Ss NJ hard %anoea pqlasa ass
b; afoat Wheat prices worked considerably
p Ga face Of
business. The buying motives were higher ca
0seaher sh as,s. sosnr s9s e sos
Mas Mas firm az Nc adyancs: March ,,,c ciossd :s,se:
sIosea nc: Sept. GsSsa ssc. Clos Closed "5x .c
Sessp.s .oss bu: exg9rts I.Iss: :DOt firm: No No
leaders in chicaso dominated the corn i market
% shS Rece sn' s cable. S%
snd country offerings light: The market closed
f @ al 5uF le s ass ssssa Max se g. s
eiAc closed sstsc os,-Recsipts $500: pot
.she; ,Tk, white ts.assc;. option. generally
s e. T ScRea Cut & @ pss
i0is T.n. a .,.aT Tm: cUn,;sen ;.saed 'a
;o25 compound s..c Posk f,IInsI family nil
freel si.GSHc. Cotton-seed oil firm. Rice steady.
-TSledS March :sEwhsas dull: firm: cash cash
july JUL sSfae 'o Oats dull strong ar cash s NAV
issc: July Sc. Clovsrssed Arm: March. S:
$40; No: alsike :, g
Milwaukee. Wis. March 26-F1our steady.
Whea. higher. Close: No. Northern Tic: No
Northern 1exd13c; Nav s27tc. Rye steady: No.
r5t Sic Barley higher: No. SC: sample eeae'e-
Shicase; March :s-cash four steady; whea.
white 4.T4sIc: No. white s31i4',c. Rye-No. .
FlaIseed~No / 81 IS: No. / Northwestern nlsI
Ciover-Contract eraie ss..5. Provisions-Mess
pork. per bbi.. SIG. u: lard. per 100 lbs.
s.. s2hG9.s 50: short ribs sides noossl g. 1ods IS:
dry salted shoulders hytl Sl?rG..S: short
clear sides Ihxd, 50 1853 s. Whisky. basis of
Kansas City. March ..--Close; whsat..May
esxc: July esisc. cash No. hard 7oc: No so:
q. red &c; Nc. 7e., corn.May ssl.c; Sent:
s.isc. oa,s-No White tsi1c RysENo 2 sec
Hay-Choice timothy sl2. 81: do prairie sI2Gle 70.
Receipts-wheat Is.to: corn "a soa: oats Is eal.
Shnments-wheat sa. cn: corn 81. COO. oats % 900.
Minneapols. March 2s Close: Wheat - May
.li.c: July .2Sc: on trk. No: hard Itssc: No.
First patents s. e51s E5: second patents sassfs
se5: first clears So enfs -: second clears s. 1O1
90. Rran in bulk 81 5Ndle q
Duluth. March 2s.-C1ose: Wheat-Cash No.
hard '.,.c: Nc Icr,hsTn sssSc; No, Nor,hsn
Peoria March .s-corn firm: No SIC. Oats
firm: No. : white 4sc biiled throueh. Whisky
on the basis 81 8. - for finished goods.
LiverpcOl. March 2s.-Wheat-Spot steady: No.
2 rcd Western winter stock: No 7 Northern
spring ss Ia: No. California Sc 81. Futures
steady. March IS: May So 1lSd: july Bs 1n1xd.
Corn-Spot steidy: American mixed new S. 21d:
liad.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-03-27
SECURITIES RULE WEAK
ON HOLIDAY TRADING
MISSOURI TRUST TWICE
SURPRISE.
fractions Fairly Well Taken, ~
Range of Prices HigheE

Trading in local securities is already
ing affected by the approach OF the Eas
holidays. There are fewer outsiders IN
market than at any time during the CT
ron, year and the buying support con- a
mostly from professionals. The volume
transactions yesterday was small anu 'Iair
fers were practically confined to tne trae
tion and trust company groups. bur tc
rapid advance in Missouri Trust N
morning session would have been ouii an
featureless. This stock opened easy
sl2I.JU. ani was steady at that ngure une
near the close. when buying orders Sam
out There was a bulge to sl2S0 anu In
bulk OF sales were At the higheN nSuI!
Colonial was steady at S235 and Germani
at s2J7 with light trading in both issues
Transit opened easier at s30.S. but sos
later at S30.31i-. which was bid for more
the close. United Railways pfd. was stear
at So s.I. and $50. and the per cent bond
were taken at $3.50.
At the afternoon session Missouri Trus
dropped 80 from the morning high poin
to S12I.5J and closed weak at SIS bid. Colo
NAL was hammered from S255 to $234 an
Germania was the only strongA spot 9
trick 1st pfd. was recorded at SlAR.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-03-27
Wall street Gossip.

Reported by tho New York Commercial Ad-
North Fourth street:
ad. G@ he a5 had all ta:
sdsTs 5 ,TsD were dsnslneS 10 aetyey
We're the features Of furry in money on &C,
count of April settlements and dOuo, of conse.
at stanGstiil. Profit taking caused depressions
In ms speeiaitlss @ les The weakes, feature was Eyans-
while the preferred los, 10 on a single transac-
sn Of d
hishest h nSere on record as also AmsIican ,d 10,
continued manipulation The preferred advanced
points. but subsequently lost the early gain.
ono OF the strong features was Colorado Fuel
and Iron. The stock rose on heavy buying by
IN the Chicago % eiqas h'ft a sha
was iSsnIiisa with The properly long, before
cure the % control bought 900 shares Las, nishs light
Calls on at faa
only rumor that accompanied the move WAS to The
trary. the absorption Of properly by the United
States Steel Corporation was only a question OF
American Tobacco preferred stock sold at l5l.
meeting to-day the directors declared regular
%susr.eIly qua dividends Of per cen, & on preLerrsd red
latter Of a per cent; The dirsetors also voted
announcement common rose sharply.
There was scattering selling Of St Paul. but !,
the recent advance was due have not fully dis
posed Of the line they accumulated last week.
The latest yarn was that a certain road IN
the Northwest would be absorbed by the St.
Paul and that the latter would pay for Il by
issue Of stock, which the stockholders
would be permitted to subscribe at le.
Evansville and Terre Haute common stock was
sold down by wassernan brokers. followed by
traders. The preferred broke 10 points on a
siasle sale. The principal BUYERS on decline were
Rolston & Hooiey. The revelation in connection
with the companys bookkeeping methods. in
Gulged in by previous managements. were
sponsible for the selling and for the belief that
the dividend the preferred would not be paid.
Monon sympathetically weak on the theory
that a Thomas road IL might not fulfill tho
expectations recently aroused.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-03-27

furry In call-loan rates tomorrow. There Is
ment will be published in the interim. The
possible breaking Of of negotiations for
peace in South Africa before trading Is re-
sumed was taken account OF. as well as the
apparent approach Of the end of the career
of Cecil Rhodes. which was. in fact, re-
ported on the exchange late In the day.
The market closed easy.
There was a yielding tendency to the
prices of bonds. In sympathy with stocks.
Green Bay and Western debenture BIS were
an exception with rise of IL. Total sales,
par value, s2.500D. United States bonds
were all unchanged on the last cali.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-03-27

Reported by Francis. Bro. & Co. No eia North
Fourth street:
Prime sterling. cables. 4.S1gi.ssA: checks
4s1A a4.s1r.: so days. &.s5tGt s9t.
Coml sterling. checks. +.siizI4 s1s. 60 days.
4.s5it; 80 days. 4.S4n4.s4ts-
Grain bills. 4s5isGi.s5ss: cotton bills. 4.sihs
GiS&S.
Bankers. Paris, cables. 5.l5a5 5-l5 l-le: checks.
5l5s,fis is Is l-ls: 90 days, 5.l7isa5-11 l-i6
Coml. French francs, checks. 5.lss; 60 days.
b.lsnG5ls lis. .
swiss checks. 5.iss: 60 days, 5;.ita5-I q 1.is-
Belgian checks. 5.lss95.is Lis: 50 days. 9-lsAs
as. .l9 Lie.
Rankers. reichsmarks. cables. s7is: checks. ssS:
Conf. sterling. checks. IS BIS; 60 days. si5s:
30 days "a Ills =.
Rankers' Dutch guiiders. checks 10 3-16; %
Comi sterling checks 20 l-lsui0S; 50 days.
3s-s
Firm
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-03-27
FINANCIAL.
NOTICE.

Wanted-St. Louis Cot.
ton Compress S Com.
pany'S bonds which have
been called and are due
April lst, 1902, on which
day interest ceases. If
these bonds are pre-
Sented at this bank on
or before March 29th,
we will pay par and
interest to April ISt.
We call atte tion to
the fact that il not pre-
Sented before M arc h
29th, at this bank, hold
erS of the bonds will
have to forward Same to
Philadelphia at their own
expense.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-03-27
New York Stock Quotations.

ST. Louis. Wednesday. March n. 1872
The following shows the opening. highest. low
est and closing quotations on the New York Stock
Exchange yesterday. Corrected daily for The Re
public by D. r Francis. Bro. AZ Co. bonds and
stocks. 2lS North Fourth street
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-03-27
The Third National Bank
DIVIDEND NOTICE.

GRANITE MOUNTAIN OIL co.
Al meeting OF the Board Of Directors Of the
Granite Mountain Oil Co. held Beaumont.
per cent dividend officially declared. paya-
BILE to all stockholders Of record April I. 1862.
d. o. LIVELY. Treasurer.
Beaumont, Tex, March O. 1902
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-03-27
Turpentine and Rosin.

Sic Rosin-A. B. C. d. 81 80: e SIS: r. SIC:
G. H.45: H S. 80: I. nI5: 4 SS: N. S-ss'
n ss25: W G. $50: W W. 0.5.
Treasury statement.
washinston March a.-Available cash balance
G1A2k2ss9; Snld N1.0sos6.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-03-27
AMERICAN LEGION OF HONOR.

~ LAFAYETTE COUNCIL, NO. 3s2 A.
I4 l. of H, meets every second and fourth
Thursday evening at Fraternal building
" northwest corner Eleventh and Franklin
avenue Companions from sister councils cor
dially invited. LOUIS SENDkE. Commander.
Il. Il Adams. Ses5etary.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-03-27
Houston OIL stock Market.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Houston Tex. March 2s-There was q faiA
demand for oil stocks to-day, and It was appars
ent that holders had reached the low point n
which they would do trading. Toward the end
Of the session the bulls made move or two -
a feeler, and IL is believed that the campaign
would be reinaugurated where II LEFT OF ~
week when the slump came Sales: 5,o0 Anglo.
American at DC. Loo do. at 11sc 100 BeSumons
Der at Sc. 150 Ground Floor at s1.s 2oo Inter.
national at 1%c. 800 do. at &c. s. 90 In3fpendene>
al Sc. 500 DO. g, &C. 500 Manhattan M e - =.
eesc. 3o00 do. at 2lac, 625 National OIL sno SinS
a. 2shc. LOO do. at sc. 100 do. az HSos
Paragon at &c. 1.5o0 San Jacinto az 70. u
Victor at nc.
beaumont OIL Stock Sales.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Beaumont. Tex. March 2s.aTne follcvtnE g.
stocks were sold to-day: eas1 Ansio, - ,HmerscIa
sharp. SIC: aOoe Driiiers. Sc: n, Detroit Bean-
iscos Indepenaenoe. sss: loS indegespd:aes e y$s:
Line asc: 70 Queen City. 1fe; 1s,see nex e.
tfoieum, 1oc; 100 San Jasinso. 81: S: ~ San -
ss1S makinE ass cars fog 1assA
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-03-27
Coffee.

Coffee.
New York March 26-Conee-Spot Rio steady;
No. invoice 5Ac: mild quiet. Cordova Sul2c;
The market opened STEADY. with prices unchAnGod
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-03-27
Mining Shares.
Mining stock. In New York.


New York. Marh :s-Government bonds:
United States refundirg IS. registered---...-.-19
I-nited States refundirx 2s coupon .1D9ii
In,ed states 3s Registered 1891.
United States U.s. coupon.
United States Is. coupon
Ynited States old Is. registered. III
United States old Is. coupon on.-...............-uZ
United States IS. registered. ..-..............Ds
Tinted States IS. coupon.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-03-27
Local Money Market.

Local Money Market.
C1earings were up TO the weeks average. an
the volume OF business at the banks larg0s
Discount rates for call and time loans we'd
steady between AZ and 81 per cent.
Yesferday's Bank ClearinGs-
Yesterdays clearing-house statement shows)
clearings Of S. 953 oSS and balances Of 81 e63 IN
compared with clearings of Ss23 +0s and baSl
ances OF N.561. OF Tuesday.
st. Louis Curb Market.
Wheat,,July sold at 1:sc: puts uha1He 9
11Ac: calls I3sc TO i2ac. Corn3May offered e
5sc: puts 5s:sc to 5slsc: calls 5sssc to 5eisc.
BOND SALES At NEW YORK.
New York. March 2s.-Sales Of bonds were mad
here to-day, as follows:
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-03-27
PROFESSIONALS TAKE THE
STOCK MARKET IN HAND.
SEVERAL VIOLENT FLUCTUA.
TIONS ARE RECORDED.
Amalgamated Copper and Colo
RADIO Fuel Occupy a Large
Share of Attention.

New York, March c6.-To-day's stock mar
ket was a very professional affair. Colorado
Fuel and Amalgamated Copper absorbed be-
tween them a large proportion of the days
dealings from the opening to the close. The
frst-named ranged UP to q. over last night
and the copper stock to Ia. Colorado Fuel
lost the greater Part of the gain on reaiiz-
ing during the latter part of the day. but
Amalgamated retained all but small frac-
tion. Its subsidiary stock was also firm at
or above last nights price. Notwithstanding
the indefinite posiponement from yester-
day of the Anaconda dividend meeting. The
demand was attributed to a short Interest,
which sought TO take advantage OF dis
couraging news to cover their snort con-
tracts. The stock was not offered as freely
as the bears had anticipated
Fluctuations in Colorado Fuel.
There was no new development in Colo
RADIO Fuel and the large transactions in
the stock were by the same brokers as
those recently in II. The preferred MADE
an opening jump of points. relapsed ana
pathy. but the other active stocks were
neglected and heavy. American Telephone
rose and North American rallied over
last night. Minneapolis. St. Paul and Sault
Ste. Marie were at one time up I points
on the preferred. There was some hrmness
in one or two of the prominent railroad
stocks. but the tendency of the general list
was lower. The factors influencing the mar.
ket We're practically the same as those OF
yesterday. Inc threat OF Strike Dy sHe
anthracite miners vas a widespread infiu-
ence. and Wall street opinion is by no
means so confident against the probability
of the strike as was professed on Monday.
A violent break in both the stocks of Evans
willie and Terre Haute had a sinister
effect on other stocks. which have been
pushed up on rather vague assurances OF
dividends. Chicago. indianapolis and Louis
vile were notably affected, but recovered
part Of the loss.
Violent Break In Coal Roads.
The coalers themselves. as a rule. were
only slightly affected by the labor situation.
but Lackawanna made violent break OF
az The coming adjournment of the eX-
change from Thursday to Monday had the
usual effect of causing a closing up OF con-
tracts. There Is some fear that the demand
in the loan market to carry over stocks
from Thursday. until Monday will cause
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-03-27
STOCKS AND BONDS IN BOSTON.

Boston. Mass. March es.-CiosnR quotations ol
the Stock Exchange to-day for money, bonds
stocks and mining shares:
Money.
Call loans. lG5: time leans. fas.
Honda.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-03-27
STATEMENT CONDITION
The National Bank of Commerce i'm St Louis.

United States Bonds at par......
Bonds. Stocks, etc...........
Loans and Discounts. nts............
Real
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-09-26
Continued from page ?.

Unfortunately, there were around
him faithful and devoted royalists, bred
and trained in the stately etiquette Of
the Bourbon court, who did not at all
like these democratic ways. These
courtier soldiers seem also to have har-
bored fears for the personal safety of
their young charge. Their excess of
zeal led the generals and aides-de camps
belonging to the military household Of
Don Alfonso to interfere too often to
keep back the good people, too eager to
get near the royal party. They even
went so far as to stand in the way of
the Senators, Deputies, and Mayors,
who demanded, according to custom,
access to the royal presence.
The COu1tierS Criticised.
The conduct of the courliers and the
impatience Of the ministers who accom-
panied the King were criticised by the
press of every shade and were blamed
by almost all the prominent opposition
statesmen. One and all found fault
with this attempt to create around the
sovereign an inner circle of irrespons-
ible advisers. 1t was argued that there
existed III hlgn quarters desire 10
browbeat the ministers of the crown
and to make use Of the youthful mex
perience of Alfonso XIII to induce him
gradually to revert to the practices Of
personal government, fist in small
things like royal tour, and later on in
more serious matters. The Republicans
were delighted to find a pTetext for
.nischievols articles. All the independ-
ent press, which is singulatly enough
in Spain TIE press Of widest circulation,
plainly asked if this was a revelation of
the fact so many people apprehended,
mainly the existence Of occult influences
at work in the court and palace, to
lead the young King towards reac-
tionary policy. Most surprise and SEN
sation we're caused by the resolute way
in which the leading Conservative pa
per, the mouthpiece of Sehor Silvela
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and his party, read a strongly worded
lecture not only to the courtier soldiers
but to Sefor Sagasta and the Liberal
Ministers, for not having properly de-
Tended the precedents and customs OF
Constitutional and parliamentary 60
vernuelt.
1t is generally suppe sed that in this
circumstance the organ of the Conser-
vatives in the Madrid press wanted not
ionlv to increase the .embarrassments of
the Liberal Government but also to
show that the Conservative party, when
it succeeded Sef1or Sagasta, would not
brook interference on the part of the
civil and the military house holds Of
Don Alfonso.
Now, it SO happens that these house
holds were selected and appointed by
the then Queen Regent, DofIa Christi
ma. She thus kept around her son
most OF the men who at one time or
another had been in the same capacity
in her own household. The only new
men added to these veteran servants of
the regency were several wellknown
Conservative and Catholic U1tramor-
tame officers and. noblen1en, who had
been considered equally trustworthy.
Sagasta certainly did not wish to pick a
quarrel with such an inner circle at the
palace, particularly when Doua Christi
ia was far away on visit to her nat
i've land. Seflor Moret, who hopes to
be the successor Of Sagasta in year or
so, was also eager to avoid conflict
that might hasten the fall of the Llbe-
raj Government, which he and Sagasta
are doing their best to postpone by eve
ry possible concession that can propl-
tiate the Queen-mother, the court, and
The Church. Therefore the ministerial
press y as instructed to minimize these
incidents, and to say that d" the Govern
lnent on one side approved the conduct
of Gen. Weyler and Of the other Minis
ters, and on the other had not taken
ofense at the behaviour of the military
household.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-09-26

A0 San nan for Ponce direct
(and other ports) about September 2l; October 5 49,
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