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Bisbee daily review., 1902-08-23
MINER ARRESTED
 IN DENVER
kEHOE OF JEROME CHARGED WITH FLEEcINe WIDOW AL
 LEN OUT OF $500
Quick Work of the Denver Police Pre- vents Him from Getting Away With the Cash
Prescott Journal Miner.)

Prescott Journal Miner) The Journal-Mlner copied an item few days ago from the Jerome Re porter, telling of the departure from that town of miner named Kehoe, whose objective point was Prescott Simultaneously with his leaving was the departure also of a widow nam. ed Mrs. Allen. The Reporter surmis. ed that their journey would end at the probate judges office in this city, where it was hinted they would be come man and wife.
 Just how poor prophet Editor Thompson was is told by the follow gust r:
 Quick and clever work yesterday afternoon, prevented the escape of James kehoe, who until year ago, was employed as a miner in Cripple Creek. When captured he was on board a train bound for the Gold camp. His wife. who was ignorant of the fact that officers were looking for him, accompanied him.
 Kehoe is charged with having stolen $500 from Mrs Minerva Allen, a widow, who lives in Jerome, Ariz. He pretended to be unmarried and induc- ed Mrs. Allen to come to Denver, un- | der the pretext of buying wedding trousseu. Kehoe borrowed her money, and left her waiting his return in ths Union depot. She happened to repeat her story to the matron, and then quickly sent the police after Kehoe,
 who disgorged. Mrs. Kehoe's former husband committed suicide in 1897.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-08-23
1ERRIroHAL SCHOOL NOTICE

The university of Arizona will open for the fall term Sept. i7. Entrance .x.m,nations will be held on the Mon day and Tuesday preceding the 17th
 Students intending to enter the uni
 xersity can obtain reduced rates on the railroads within the territory 05 .nnlying to the president of the uni
 versity. Tucson, ct least ten days tr advance of leaving home. Students AesirinG rooms in the dormitory should apply in advance. to insure e commodations. The cost of room sn< boa,d will be $1s . nontA- Many In
Bisbee daily review., 1902-08-23
HARDY q eARREDA

HARDY q BARREDA
 Surveyors for Arizps District, ee- nora. Locations made and tltles for mining property seeured tor non-rosidents. We have JSoeoo oosd, slivsr and copper peoopeees, oookinQ capital for development Address, ARioPe SONORA
Bisbee daily review., 1902-08-23

provements have been made duriry the vacation, and the course in min ing materially strengthened.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-08-23
D0RFLINcER'S
 RACKET STORE
ICE CREAM AND SODA WATER.

Notions and Stationery. Confectionery and Sweet Cream, Cigars and Tobac. co, Crockery.
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WIRELESS TELEGRAPH
TO THE FARALLONES

WASHINGTON. Jan s.-Secretary
Gage has written letter To Secretary
Wilson granting permission 20 the
Weather Bureau to establish stations
for conducting experiments in wire
less .telegraphy between Point Reyes
and the Farallon Islands. and provii-
ing suitable buildings on the islands
fer the accommodation OF employees
It is the desire OF Chief Moore to es
tsblish this service as soon as posi-
lie, and he believes Point Reyes-Far.
allou stations are the best adapted to
experimental purposes WIN the
system Is established ;he lookouts al
the Fa-sllonss vill report shipping
westhST r pdisieas. etc
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Reco-oea January s. 1902.


estate have been recorded,
Recorded January s. 1902
" / Hs--z5 20 " A : ChristO;
agreement; il - erection OF building
and cozt-oI 81 premises. HziaIani
tract Houolalu- Oahu Book 20.
rzgs - Dated September - isel
' NJ de Sc1za a1f v;e TO Homo
lulu Brewing < Mating Company
Limited deed Grant 57s2. Hounaka-
Ia. H0ao.nlu. Oahu. S2s Book 334
page q Dsesd Dseeuter g. 1881
NJ Kapola and husband 70 L, l.
McCandlsss: deed, Ap- 8. 2 2 SsT.
Kul. 1873. Wsinaiu Eva. Oahu, 81
Book 90. page > Dated December
:. 1891
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ARGENTINA And CHILE
AT LAST IN HARMONY

BUENoS AYRES Cyia Galveston .
January e.-The declaration by Chile
relative TO the meaning of the para
graphs of the YaneE-Pogteia protocol
concerning the policing OF the terri
tory known as Ultima Esperanto are
satisfactory 10 Argentina Insomuch
as the points wherein Argentina con
sidered herself aggrieved by Chile
have been provided for, the two Gov
ernments viii approve the para
graphs in question. thus putting an
end to the claims arising from the
Ultima Esperanto incident. Public
opinion is satisfied. and expresses its
approval OF the energetic attitude o;
the Argentina Government.
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10 : &C., c.,
R"0O
WAAssasA.zaEG
Any work that should not prove sat-
isfactory will be attende5 20 free Of
charge any time within years.

We are making a speciality Q. gold
crowns and bridge work; the most
beautiful. painless and durable q all
dental work known 10 the profession.
Our name alone will be a guarantee
that your work viii be Of the best We
have a specialist in each department.
Best operators, best gold workmen
AMI extractors OF teeth: in fact. all the
stan are inventors Of modern dentis-
try. We will tell you in advance ex-
actly what your work will cost by free
examination. Give us a call and you
will find we TO exactly as We adveT-
tise.
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New orkDental
Parlors.
Room I, elite Building. Hot.I Stree.
The DENTAL SPECIALISTS.
No Nor. Dread Of tire Dental chsir.

Teeth extracted and flied absolutely
without pain b. cur late scientific
methods. No slee2-producing agents
or cocaine. These are the only dental
parloTs IN Honolulu that have Tie pat
ert appliances and ingredients 20 81
tract. Ill AID Apply gold crovus and
porcelain crowns, undesirable t-oE
natural teeth, AM warranted tor zen
years, without the least particle Of
pain. Gold Crowns and teeth without
plates, gold filings and all other den
tai work done palulessly and By spe-
cisllsts.
Gold crowns, IS; full set teeth, IS;
bridge work, IS; gold filing, 81 W;
silver filings, Soc.
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Recorded January Il. 1902.

Thomas Metcalf 81 al 70 II. Focke:
partial deed; One-half Of Grant So
one-half cf Grant us. Manoa Honolu
lu. Oahu: 81. Book 23I. page AS
Dated January >. 1892.
P Neumann ct al 10 Thcs. MsccaIf:
partial deed: onehaIf Grant $50. one
half Grant rs. Manoa. Honolulu
Oahu; 81. Book PSI. page 145. Dated
January >. 1902.
z. Neumann ct al to E. n. Ikaika
partial deed: one-fourth of Grant
So, oue-fouIth Of Grant us. Manoa.
Honolulu, Oahu: 81 Book 231. page
124. Date January .. 1892.
H. A. Jaeger to Bank of Hawaii
Limited chartel mortgage: live
stock. tools. buildings. etc. Wahiawa
etc. Kauai; $4,000 Book 230. page
1875 Dated January 10. 1902.
Wong zee Chan and wife TO ]. E.
Fullerton; mortgage; piece land. IA
palama, Honolulu. Oahu: s2I2.50
Recorded January 10. 1902.
Honuaiwa to H. Akona: lease: pnr-
ton R. P. 6916. Kul 1915 and build
ing, Waimea. Hawaii: ten years. az
$40. Book 22S. page AZ. Dated De
cember %. 1901
E. L. Estep TO ". H. Beers ct AL.
assignment Of mortgage; mortgage
Kahoaka and wife in r. P. 1868. Kul
1927, Ouhi. Hamakua. Hawaii; 1920
Book 1S7, page 233. Dated March ..
1901.
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Recorded January 10. 1902.

A Congdon 10 Theo. F Lansing;
power of attorney: general powers
Book 224, page 4S5. Dated December
u. 1901.
P. F. Ryan and wife 10 c. Brown
mortgage; portion Grant 34S5. Kalihi.
Honolulu. Oahu; $1,000 Book 230,
page 1913. Dated January 10. 1902.
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RAW SUGAR Is LOWER
SAY WILLET AND GRAY
Especial 70 Tie Republican

NEW YORK. January s-RaEs De
clined 1-s2c this xeek Refined IL
regular. Net cash quotations are:
Nusoovados. 3-1sc; CeHtriEugals ?.
s25c: Granulated. 44s-451c- Re
ceipts. 1859 tons. Meetings. 1905
tons Total stock in Four Ports
1858 tons. agains, I1s.Gs4 tons last
week and 50 202 tons last year
Beet sugar quotations. Z O. b.. Ham
burg, IS sd per cwt for s. deg. anal
ysis. First marks German Granulat
ed Z o. b. Hamburg 5 I'D. equal
ace. New York, duty paid.
Estimated afoats 10 the United
States from Cuba and IVES, Indies
1900 tons; Jayas 10000 tons; Ha-
vail. 1890 tons; Europe. 10000
tons; Peru, Demerara, &c. $4,000
tons: total $4,000 tons. against go
600 tons last year.
Spot Foreign Granulated-The de-
mand is light and the supply very
small Fine Austrian, 450c asked.
For import Dutch GRADUATED. prompt
shipment, los, 10 I'D and + Fine
Austrian Graduated for prompt ship
ment, los. and I.
This weeks summary OF the sta
tistical position shows stocks in the
United States and Cuba together of
100. 633 tons. against 1i3 ,064 tons last
week and 79.402 tons last year. an in
crease Of S1.231 tons over last year.
Statistics by Special Cables.
Cuba-The six principal ports
Receipts. 5000 tons; Exports, 500
tons; Stock. 10000 tons. against 10
200 tons last year; so Centrals grind
ing against AS last year
Europe Stocks. 6.623. 600 toni
against 2.147.549 tons last year.
Total stocks of Europe and America,
2.7S3. 633 tons against 2,226.951 tons
last year at the same uneven dates
and 2.367.756 tons at the even date of
Dec. /. 1900 The excess OF stock is
556.6S2 tons. against an excess of
54L322 tons last week. and a deici-
ency OF S6.9S3 tons December 9th,
1900
Hamburg 600 tons raw shipped
TO America No engagements, $50
tons refined shipped
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FISH MARKET
BOOTH
VIM. j. ARNOLD, Manager.

HAS CONSTANTLY on HAND A
CHOICE LINE OF
lmportei and E{ 1
Domestic Meats:
Fish. Live and Refrigerated Poultry,
Butter, Eggs, Cheese. Potatoes,
Fruits and Vegetables.
Two deliveries daily to any place
within city limits-at g a. m. and 3
p N.
Customers desiring 10 have their
orders delivered are respectfully re-
quested TO call and leave the same
prior % the hours above named.
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ADVERTISED LETTERS.

Remaining in the Honolulu Postoffice
Up to January II, 1902.
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Reeerass Iaras-. 9. e.

Kapiclani Estate. Limited. TO W c
Achi; partial release. lcts q aud -
block 9. Kapgolari tract. HoaolHls
Oahu $3.50. Book go. page SO. Dat
Cd January :. 1902.
4 X. Campbell 70 W c. Achi.
partial release: los q and -. block
9. KapioIani tract. Honolulu, Oahu;
81. Book %. page s. Dated Jan
nary :. 1892.
Young Yan e, al TO J. Andrade;
mortgage; portions Ap 1. Kul 500
and Grant -. Kekaulike street. Ho.
nolulu. Oahu; S20eo Book 232. page
81 Dated January g 1852
Kapiolani Estate. Limited TO ". c
Achi: partial release; lot 81 block
6 Kapiolani tract. Honolulu. Oahu:
1925 Book 232. page 81. Dated Jan
nary s. 1902.
\. X. Campbell 10 W. c. Achi.
partial release; lot p. block 5. Kapio
lani tract. Honolulu. Oahu: 81. Book
2S2. page 81. Dated January S, 1902
F. Strauch and husband to A. Gar
vie; mortgage: portion Kul So, Nuu-
anu valley. Honolulu. Oahu. $3.50.
Book 232. page IS. Dated January 2.
1902
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Review of Raws.

The year just closed proved to be
such that raw sugars made a con-
slant and regular decline from its
beginning to its ending. The new
year opens with a surplus amount Of
sugars in sight for its consumption a
great deal larger than ever before. as
well as at the lowest prices ever re
corded. both for cane and beet SUI
CARS. Were it not that prices are
below the cost of production in all
parts of the world. it would naturally
be expected that lower prices would
prevail during the coming campaign,
but being so low. there is little room
left for further decline without ruin
to producers in all directions. Hence
it would seem possible that even with
such immense quantities of sugar in
sight. some means may be devised
to check a further decline To material
extent We are inclined to think the
prices are near the bottom and, while
We look for no material improve
ment under existing conditions. we
can see a fairly steady mar
ket ahead Beet sugar further declin-
ed TO IS Sd. the lowest price yet
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

The following Transactions in real
estate have been recorded,
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OF. leaving very little for sale
The Java crop has. also. vel nigh
arrived. AMI little Is said. as yet -
garlins tia next seasons crop.
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Cuban Sugar Held Back.

Cuba has begun 10 turn her present
cane crop into sugar. under these
unfavorable conditions. but thus far
none of the new crop has arrived in
the United States, and wherever pos
sible the planters will be disposed
TO hold it back for reduction of duty.
This condition may also tend to
check a further decline.
The British West Indies are send
ing some sugars forward. the first
OF which have already arrived and a
portion have been sold this week
at S7Sc for S6 per cent centrifugals.
showing 1-S2c decline for the week.
Other receivers will place their SUI
gars in store rather than sell on the
terms which buyers now offer.
The Brazil crop has come freely TO
market and has ben rapidly disposed
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-09-13
NEWSLETS

oh, do not trust the glittering folk
Who make this life seem all a Joke.
For oft their Jesting ways conceal
intents 'twere mournful to reveal
The moth. II seems a careless thing;
IL futters by on gaudy wing:
And yet this treachsrous beast. alack.
WIN eat the clothes right Off your back!
Washington Star.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-09-13
PAWTUxET VALLEY

A much smaller crowd than usual at
tended the band concert on Arctic Centre
square last night Whether the weather
was too cold or whether II was not gen.
orally known that a concert was 10 be
held In not known, at any rate the side
walks were not crowded as they once
we're wien the popular masio was given.
LAST pights concert was no exception IN
regard to the music rendered, aud those
VINO dtd attend were we'll paid Cor COM
tpg. 1t Is rumored that this was to be
the last concert, but Leader Powers said
they would continue as long as the good
weather continued.
Tomorrow evening the regular monthly
union meeting OF the Fhenix w. G.. T. ".
will be held in the M. z. church at Phe-
who has just returned from the British
provinces. where she has been carrying
on a temperance crusade, will address the
meeting, and as q number who hear.
her speak when she was hero before were
crowd Will probably attend the meeting.
Arrangements for the Knotty Oak clam
bake have been perfected, and the affair
will take place next Wednesday ON the
The Rev. J. Stewart. field secretary OF
the Rhode Island Baptist state conven-
tton OF Providence. viii preach at the
Phegdx Baptist church at the morning
Mr.. George Meetz of Anthony is visiting
yelatiops In New York state
William Cooke has returned 10 his home
IN Crompton. hororabiy discharged. after
afee ysaTs IN ~isn tSs PpSSm9lIRany
The drain on fevaliey street has been
completed and the cutters on both sides
Of the street are being paved.
Miss Katherine G. Carroll OF Clyde has
returned from visit with friends in
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-09-13
DEATH AND DISTRESS
IN MONT PELEE'S PATH.
Loss of Life From Second Eruption
Astounding and Inhabitants Or
dered tOLeave Vicinity of Crater

Fort de France. Island OF Martinique.
Saturday. Sept. e-Prof. Angelo Hellprin.
president OF the Philadelphia Geographi-
cal society. who IL In Martinique In the
interests OF the National Geographical
society. has made the following report OF
the recent erupttons OF Mont Pelee:
HUNDRED WE'RE KILLED.
The scene OF destruction In the last
eruption OF Mont Pelee far surpasses In
extent that OF the eruption OF May s.
when st. Pierre was destroyed. and IN
ciudes the broad area lying between Ma
oouba and Carbst, and involves Haute
Tours de Bourbon Basse Pointes, Morne
Balai and Ajoupa Bouillon. where alone
upwards of 300 persons were killed as
well as Morne Rouge, with a death list
Of probably not less than HOO persons
Morne Capot and the heights somewhat
this side OF Fonds st. Denis, were visit
ed. the blast, however, leaving the last
named place untouched. Great cinders
1ell also over the region of Grand Rfvi-
ere and Prechuer IL covered deep with
ashes.
All Of Morne Rouge, with the exception
Of about four houses and the beautiful
church. has been swept 20 the ground At
AJoupa Boutllon. where half OF the
town has been prostrated. there is no
trace of fire OF any kind.
The destructive blast instead OF con-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-09-13
CUMBERLAND

The second social OF the Golden Rod
Social club, an organization OF young
men of Valley Falls and East Lonsdale,
was held last evening at Odd Fellows
hail. John street. Valley Falls, and II
was decidedly a success, upwards of 200
people being present. The evening was
thoroughly enjoyed. The music was by
Malloy's orchestra. The floor director was
James J. Barry who was assisted by
John +. Keating, with John J. Carlin,
Joseph F. synop. Joseph Skelley. James
l.. Ryan, John r. Curran, p. II. McKen-
ma and John Savage as aids The young
men named also served as a committee
of arrangements.
Tomorrow the Blackstone Valley Fish
and Game association will hold It's first
annual field day at sneechaconnett Park
at Cumberland HIN. and IL will have as
guests a considerable number Of promi-
nent citizens besides the officers OF the
North Attleboro Fish and Game associa-
tion, the Inland Fish commissioners and
the game commissioner OF Rhode Island
There will be a fishing contert with
prizes Tor the man catching the most Ash
and the largest fish. Lunch will be served
at IL o'clock and the bake will be at 2
o'clock
This afternoon at the John street
grounds at Valley Falls the Bexters and
Glenlyon Athletics OF saylesvilie are
playing ball. This will probably be the
last local game OF the season.
The Valley Falls fire districts board OF
hrewardsns believe that before the an
nual meeting or the district taxpayers IN
December II can reduce the debt a the
district from 5000 10 5000 During tho adj
OF the board now holding Of
nce the debt OF the district has been re-
duced $500 ana with the present rate OF
taxation. 10 cents on each 800 valuation.
the district will soon be able 10 make ex- |
iensive Improvements or reduce the tax.
Mrs. Margaret Duoette. a resident Of /
Carpenter street. Brailey's hill. on Sent /
went 20 Fail River and placed her /
aged seven years. IN n convent
n that city. Last evening she received in
ormation the child was dead and she left
or Fall River TO bring the remains
lome. The cause OF death was not stated.
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PAWTUCKET.

During the past week IL transfers OF
real estate and eight mortgages Of real
estate have been recorded at the office
OF the city clerk
AT the Weeden Street Congregational
church tomorrow there will be at the
morning service the christening OF chill
dren and the right hand OF feilowship
Will be extended to several new mem
bers, followed by communion.
Ihe 81. Josephs 7. A. and b. society
Is making arrangements for n smoke
talk and concert which will be held In
.ne nan occupied by the society on Den
Yer street. on Monday evening next The
dramatio committee OF the society has
also In preparation play which will be
produced early in the winter
An important meeting OF the Paw
tuoket session OF the Socialist Labor
party will be held tomorrow afternoon
at the rooms at the Labor Temple and
IL Is expected the dates for the party
caucuses and city convention will be de-
cfded on at this meeting.
The Pawtucket Team Drivers union
VIII meet tomorrow afternoon at the
usual hour I'm sarshheld hall.
Constable Daniel L. McGinn who is
collecting the poll taxes arrested a de-
lmquent taxpayer yesterday and though
Wv bH'Hl teNtidl 1OuTS In n
cell he did not weaken in the slightest
The prisoner was then taken TO Provi-
dence. and while waiting for car which
would take him 10 the jail at Howard
he decided that he had had sufficient
experience with the law and he paid the
tax with the additional expenses and
returned TO Pawtucket
An Interesting meeting OF the Paw
tucket lodge OF the International Asso-
ciation Of Machinists was held last even
Ing at the Labor Temple. there being
an excellent attendance Considerable
routine business was disposed of and
then the lodge voted 10 hold an open
meeting on the evening OF oct 10. and
appointed a committee consisting OF J.
Holt. J. Normandie. Y. Jack, william
Purdom and Ernest Burgess 10 make ar
ra nsenents for the meeting A COM
mittee consisting OF Herbert Longworth.
Pred Salisbury. Wir1iam Williamson, C.
and Michael o'Hara was ap-
pointed 90 make arrangements for a So
rial which viii be held the latter part Of
At meeting OF the Socialist Trades |
md Labor alliance. held last evening az |
he labor Temple. the members discuss- |
ID the political situation. The party /
win not. In all probability. hold local /
'aucuses or make city nominations.
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fining itself to a section or area. as was
the case during the nrst eruption. was
distributed radfaily. skipping zones be-
tween It's rays. The danger from Mont
Pelee 10 thus materially increased, and
perhaps no position In the north of the
island is absolutely safe.
GOVERNMENT SAYS GET OUT.
The government has judciously ordered
the evacuation Of all points reached by a
radius OF about eight or ten miles from
the crater.
The recent phenomena were precisely
like those of May 8, death resulting In
mosR cases from contact with the terri
bly, SWIFT and hot blast which burnt and
which sufroeated There was no barome-
teric disturbance to indicate a coming
eruption.
During the time I was on the volcano,
on the afternoon OF the eruption, Mont
Pelee was In terrible activity and refuge
from flying bombs had to be sought in a
hole.
DESTRUCTION SIMULTANEOUS.
The destruction OF the several towns
and localities was Simultaneous. occurring
at 10 minutes past In the evening
There Is much uneasiness all over the
island OF Martinique, and this Is intensi-
fed by the knowledge that la soufriere
on the island of ST. Vincent In again In
fun activity. Details OF the casualties on
st. Vincent have not as yet been receives
here.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-09-13
Labor 60 60 - Notes

A large and interesting meeting of the
Central Trades and Labor union was held
last evening in Labor Temple.
One OF the most important features was
the report of the Labor Day committee
to the effect that the celebrate was
successful. not only financially, but also
In every other respect
The Rhode Island Economic League waa
endorsed and routine business seneraiiv
transacted.
AFTER the appointment OF several i'm.
portant committees to consider various
grievances the meeting adjourned
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-09-13
FAST RUN
Providence Schooner Sails 5000
Miles In 26 Days.

The schooner Unique arrived from
Goree, Africa. and Bravo. Cape de Verde
Islands. yesterday afternoon. She met
when passing Bravo the New Bedford
schooners zuimira and America. The
trio raced homeward, the Unique beating
the others by one day.
From Goree, on the west coast of Af-
rica, to this port is 1900 miles. The de-
parture was on August 18th. On the 22d
the Unique was at Cape de Verde and the
run home from there was In 10 days the
entire trip being made in 20 days
The Unique brought 40 tons OF salt In
ballast She had neither passengers nor
cargo. On her outward trip she took
general cargo. Marine Inspector King
gave her clean bill of health.