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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-08-12
FAanaERs PROPOSE. TRUST.

Americans Ask Russia, to, Juin Com.
binH and Raise Gfice of Wheat.
London Aug. 11.-Thea Daily News
printsaa- dispatch from Warsaw which
says 5hat an American association,
said 20, comprise $4,000 farmers, has
addressed itself to- the Russian minis
tiers OF finance and agriculture request
ing their assistancssin raising the cur
rent prices of agricultural produce,
particularly wheat, and saying that
the association pDo1ects a. great union
between wheat-grpwing; countries of
the world 1or the purpose of fixing an
annual minimum selling price. In
view of NJ DeBitte'ss adherence of
trusts, the correspondents adds, it is
doubtful whether- he VIII accept the
baiE.
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New Railroad to Be onenes,

Des Meines. Aug. 16-Ofhctals OF
the Burlington railroad are to hold
meeting early this week to arrange
the schedule of regular trains for the
new route from Des Moines eastward
by reason of the completion of the
Tracey cutoff. The. bridge over the.
week and trains are running over it.
By Sept. it viii be possible to make
use of the cutoff, which runs from
Tracey on the Abba line to Oska-
loosa, the former terminus of the, Bur-
lington Northwestern. The new cut-
off is about twenty-five miles.
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neus about De1oit.

Hiss Lizzie Hopper, accompanied by
the Misses Cavanaugh, of Denison drove
10 Oeloit on Wed esday and spent the day
vi Mrs Lawrence Winans.
Mrs. S D. Newcom Mr.. Love' ce and
Mrs. Bry.nt TOOK dinner Weiu> sd.iy at the
hone of Mr. and Mrs. Hannibal Fink.
Y train crew with several hired men O.
this place have been work ng at the cut
above Deloit ,,.,eral drys
)eforest D Ring went to L Ike okoboji
W ;dnesday fer an outing
IN Monday evening of last week the
chi dren of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM Cose gath
cred at their home as surprise on theii
m her on he. biet.iay and as token Of
th love, Or ;sn,ei n.r with fine rock
ing chair.
[rs. L. H, D.uAain and Two children
OF chicago, sister of Mrs, Alma Prentice,
is visiting at her home
,,Ir. and Mrs. Hannibal Fink started on
Thy VII visit California Portland
anil other points On their return trip
ahey will visi, at the home of Nj. and
W re accompanied by Jas. Mckinl and wife
Record T Jas. McKim and Treasurer
Kehl wera in town Thursday afternoon.
Miss Leonard of Battle Creek. was q
gust at the Morri, home Thursday after
moon and evening.
Mrs. Sherwood and son Minor, of Okla
homa came Thursday for visit at the M
Anderson home.
Miss Edith Huckstep was guest o
Miss Edith Dobson Wednesday afternoon
Mr.. August Schlimmer a brother o
Mzs. Hans Lackman and Mrs VIM. Lud
wig, visited last week at their homes.
Elder N. V. Sheldon, OF Dow City, oc
aapied the pulpit on Sunday at the L. D
s. church.
Lloyd Winans had the misfortune It
loose fine colt last Saturday.
]. A. Halburg went to Co. Bluffs Satur
Gay, returning on Sunday.
Mrs. E. w. Pitcher is visiting her par
snfs, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Winans. The
are moving to Vermillon, S. D.
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Murdered. by DAUGHTERS Sutton.

Weston, w. Va, Aug. 1I.-Benjamin
Edgar. an aged farmer living near
Cleveland, in Webster county, this
state. was murdered while returning
home from church and his supposed
murderer. Robert Moore. is in Jail.
Edgar had forbidden his. daughter to
keep company with Moore. and when
she persisted he thrashed her. This
incensed Moore so that. he vowed to
kill the old man. When the Edgar
family were going home. Moore and
his brothers, Hance and Thomas, al
tackled them with stones. One of the
stones hit Edgar Oh the temple and
he died within twenty minutes.
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Irish Land sill Certain to Pass.

London Aug 1.-THE report on the,
amendments 10, the. irish land bills
We're read in the house of lords and
tae7 bill probably will be passed to a.
third reading. today. John E. Red.
mond, nationalist, said to representa-
tive of the Associated Press: 'sThe,
Irish land bill may now be regardsd.a as,
past all danger. We; may look upon 1t
as an accomplished fact If it works.
as it is confidently hoped it will, there
is no question that it will effect. a, rev.
olution in the condition of Ireland. Al
satisfactory home rule bill appears
more probable today than the: land
BILL which is Just about to be, passed.
looked a year ago. l feel quite sure
that the national movement is on the
high road to complete success"
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-08-12

Broder Boysen returned from Chicago
Monday.
B. 3earaan lost valuable horse Tues
day.
Elsie Bsaman went to D,ri.on Thu s
day.
Julius Schroeder drove over to Delois
Tut sday,
Mrs. Mae Campbell, Miss Alice Schul I
a Il Mrs Lawer.nce Wiaans drove dow Il
to Deloit Thursday.
Miss Gertrude Leonard of Battle Gre k
is Wis ting Miss Lov;cie Morris.
Mrs. Anderson and daughters drove q
D ...isoa w, dnesuey 10 d. so.lle shol plrs.
Ms. A. d, Whey ard Miss Manic Jen-
sen visited with Mrs 5 u. Newton Fri,
day
Mrs Carl Whey was Deloit visitor
lay
Grain stacks are loorl:ng u everywhere.
The storm Sunday did quite lot o.
damage in this rart 1t hailed SO ma q
TIA. alter the STERN, y. D " neg gain
cred up ice and nude ice cream.
COOKING RECEIPTS.
I,;ae pie rlate with crust, srread ovel
bottom a cup of sugar. Sur togst her
pirt sweet cream, a teaspoonful OF sal
and one large tablespoonful of flour, pou
over sugar, bake with only one crust
Sd: .ntl- a little cinnamon on ii q sred.
MARBLE CAKE, Requested.
| Light Pant. cup OF white sugar, z ccul
butter, "a cup swee: milk, whites of
eggs, 215 cups of flour, teaspoons
o. baking powder, 2 teaspoonsful : lemon
extract
Dark Part. cupof brown sugar, e GU
sour milk, Jokes of 4 eggs, Y cup butter
1 cup molasses (sorghum.) teaspoonfu
soda, cinnamon. cloves, alspice each. u
cups flour.
FANCY Work. ROSE PIN CUSHION
Take pink silkotine chain 6 join, put i
10 double crotchets, around this make
petals now make as many roses as yo
wish to use in round one. Il have an
in square one 81 In the center OF eacl
tie a bunch of yellow baby ribbon. Max
a cushion of green velvet and tack rose
in place. put frill of creamy lace aroun
the edge
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-08-12
Peculiar Disease Spreads,

Berlin, Aug. 1.-THE governments
efforts to check the tropical worm
disease among the mine operatives in
the Essen district have proved unsuc-
cessful. The latest reports indicate
that the disease is spreading. Its
presence has just been discovered in
the collieries Of Francisco and Berg
mann, in the middle of the Ruhr re.
gion, which hitherto has been exempt
from the disease.
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jackson Items
Mrs Ed. Duffy was vailite on Thurs

Mrs Ed. Duffy was Vailite on Thurs
day.
Miss Alice Hams, of Hull, was an over
Sunday visitor at her uncle's home. that
of r, J. Riley. She will also visit her
mother at Lake View.
Mrs Jas. Wulf ran splinter in her
nand on Friday and had to go to Denison
for doctor to attend to it.
Little Gladys Dozark is on the sick list
this week.
Mrs. Jno. Costello visited her sister,
Mrs, Frank Alyward, on Tuesday.
Miss Mildred Starek, of Vail, is visiting
with her friend. Miss Lou Riley.
Mrs B. F. Ellis, and Mrs Bell attended
church at the Nelson schoolhouse on Sun
day last.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-08-12
LytIe Under Arrest.

Chicago, Aug. 11s-William R. E.ytle,
under arrest at Montgomery, Ala, is
wanted by the Chicago police in con-
nection with the shooting of Jacob
Smith, a negro porter in south side
resort. The man known as Lytle Wis
tied the place in company with Marie
Gordon, or Mamie Lytle, and as they
were leaving the place the man en-
gagged in quarrel with the negro and
shot him, Later the Gordon woman
returned to the Auditorium Annex
and there attempted to end her own
life by shooting. She is reported very
low.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-08-12

Miss Ieanie Riley went,to BENSON on
Sunday to attend institute.
A large crowd attended'a. dance at
Earrings on Saturday evening.
Mrs. chas. White and daughter Lou,
were Vail visitora OLA Saturday.
Mrs. Ruby Richardson. and daughter
returned from visit with friend in Ar
shur Iowa.
A number of young, people gathered at
the home of DelbersElls, on Menday even
ing and gave him surprise. ii being the
occasian of his birthday,
Mr. and Mrs. John Crawl were out look
ing at the Mahonsg farm with some inten
ton of buying it.
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Happerin $ at Y all

Geo. Richardson of Denison was Vail
visitor Tuesday.
Dentist Robinson OF Denison made his
usual visit to Vail Tuesday.
las Langan of Sioux City was transact
ing business in Vail last week.
Fred Hene of West Side was vailite
Tuesday.
F. ]. Giblin has bought the Tempes
Bros hardware stock but will not take
possession until Jan 1st.
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Goodrich News.

Mrs. Anna Dunbar is on the sick list
also Mrs. Honas Johansen.
Mrs. A. 6. Meyers and babe have been
visiting in our neighborhood the past week.
Mr.. Chas. Jensen and wife visited at his
Eather's Sunday,
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Christensen OF
HAYWOOD visited Mr.. Jensen Sunday.
Samuel Anderson and wife visited al
his mothers Monday
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Roomlna the sanitarfun.

Des Moines. Aug. 1Q.-The Des
Moines delegation to the grand lodge
Of knights OF Pythias left today for
Council Bluffs. This will be the larg-
est delegation to the grand lodge and
its allied meetings. The nes Moines
delegation is most interested in the
movement for making a sanitarium at
Colfax and will back the proposition.
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Excursion Rates to District Fair at HoI
stein, Iowa

Tia the southwestern Line Excursion tick.
cts will be sold at reduced rates Aug. % to 81
elusive. Apply to Agents Chicago & North.
western R'y.
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-Fo + sale, chester white shoats
70-9t BENZ. SMITH. =
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Excursion Tickets to Council Bluffs,

Via the North Western Line. will be sold at
reduced rates Aug S, Q. 10 and ii. limited to
return until Aug, Is. inclusive, three DAYS
from date of sale, on account of X. p Gra1d
Lodge. etc. Apply to Agents Chicago & North
Western R'y.
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SUMMER WASH GOODS.

Printed Scotch Lawns and Westend Challies
Printed Louisiana Batiste in handsome pattern
Cocheco Gloselles printed in handsome patterns
Violet Lawns and More Velour, only pieces
Sheer wash fabrics, neat patterns, special
Imported Scotch Ginghams were per I'd 20 and
Stradella novelties, mercerized, II patterns.
Silk and Linen effect novelties, patterns
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1903-02-18
STRUCK ~ TORNADO.


X
seveaseAa Fersoas - . sseamss Tas6aEI
- naye Iaeea Drowned.
Norfolk. va. FEB. Is,--A tornado
struck tAe passenger steamer Olive
which plies between Franklin. Va.
and Edenton. N. c. and sent her %
the bottom OF the Chowan river. be
tween Mount Pleasant and divers
wharf.
Seventeen people are known to have
been drowned and others who were
rescued are In serious condition
The whlrlewind when 1t struck the
Olive caused her 20 go over on he.
beams end. and when she righted 1t
was only to sink on account of the
water she had taken. A majority of
the passengers and crew were below
ut the time and had no opportunity to
reach the pilot house of the vessel.
This point was the only portion left
above water and In II standing waist
deep from the time OF the accident I'M
I'll six O'Clock In the morning. Captain
George b Witty ands FIVE others were
saved.
No complete list OF the dead has
been obtained
At six O'clock Tuesday morning the
river steamer Petit hove in sight and
rescued the almost frozen survivors
The Olive was a small single screw
steamer owned by J. A Pretlow of
Franklin. Va. and has been plying be-
tween North Carolina and Virginia for
several years.
She left Franklin Monday evening
for Edenton and has almost reached
her destination when the cyclone
struck her.
The death list may reach twenty.
five
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Test Was aaaae il ne aaass o. 80 -
ts-TFaas eaestaen.


Test Was aaaae /. ne .mdass o. SO -
ta-Traas 0aestasn.
Austin. Eeb is -EflI If Mr.. Smith
authorizing incorporation oil compa.
nles for two or more distinct purposes
by vote OF 81 TO 40 was ingrossed.
The bill provides that private cor.
porations may be created for the con-
stFuction or purchase and mainte-
nance Of Nails and gins. the manufac.
ture and supply. TO the public by any
rseans OF Ice. gas. light. heat and cleo
tric motor power. or either. In con
nection With mills and gins. or either
An amendment was adopted author
izing the organization of companies
for harvesting and threshing grain.
An amendment restricting corpora
tons 20 one place OF business was vot.
ed down. This provision was recon-
mended by Ex-Governor Sayers and
Governor Lauham.
The matter OF the drawing for sena
torial terms was up again. when Senas
tor Grfnnan arose to question of
personal privilege and discussed the
matter from his point of view. The
matter was debated at some length.
Senator Grfnnau's speech and Seha-
tor Hicks reply will be printed in the
journal. and probably this will close
the incident
A bin has been introduced in the
house authorizing the Cotton Belt rail-
way TO purchase and operate the Texas
ard Louisiana road. The Texas and
Louisiana road connects at Lnfkin
with the St Louis South western, and
runs east from that place for a dis
lance Of twenty-five miles
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WITH FRANCE NOW.
Mr.. Bowen Ia Arr@sging 10 settle with
That RepaelieR ~

Aff~e NANNA
Washington. Feb%1s-A protocol
providing for the adjustment OF Unit.
ed States claims against Venezuela by
a commission to meet at Caracas was
signed Tuesday by Secretary Hay for
the United States and Mr.. Bowen for
Venezuela
The protocol is expected to serve as
a model for similar instruments TO be
arranged with the other claimant pow
ers
Baron Gevees the minister for the
Netherlands. called az the state de
partment and gave notice OF Queen
Wilhelminas acceptance OF the task
imposed upon her.
In order TO pay the total amount OF
the claims 10 be adiudicated and toths
er claims OF citizens or subjects OF 9th
ct nations, sfhe government otaVSneT
zuela shall set apart for. this purpose
and ALLEVIATE to no other purpose be
ginning with the month of March
1908 thirty per cent in monthly pay
ments of the custom revenues of la
Guayara and Puerto Cabello.
The meeting is TO be held at Cara
cas-. each TO select an arbitrator and
Queen Wilhelmiua TO be umpire
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PROTOCOL SIGNED.
1t IL the One Providing for Adjustment
of United states Claims.

1t IL the One Providing for Adjustment
of United states Claims.
Washington. Feb lS-Following
promptly the signing OF the protocol
for the settlement OF the United
States claims against Venezuela, Mr.
Bowen began negotiations with NJ.
Jusserand, the French ambassador.
for the preparation of a protocol for
the adjudication OF the claims of citi-
Zens of France against the South
American republic He made for
NAL call on NJ Jusserand and had a
talk with him with a view to arriving
ara basis of agreement The French
ambassador will consult his govern.
ment by cable In order to obtain Ger.
tain instruction TO aid him In his work
and after they have been received Il
is expected the negotiations will pro.
coed smoothly and expeditlously.
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New York. Feb ls.-lt was reported
in Wall street that the board Of a.
rectors. of the Atehison. Topeka and
Santa Pc railroad had authorized the
issue OF s. 600 ooe OF eastern Oklaho
ma division FIRST mortgage 4 per cent
twenty-five year gold bonds The a.
sue is al the rate OF sec. 600 per mile
Of the eastern Oklahoma Railroad corr
pany lines nov nearly completed and
Is secured by a first mortgage aB
these lines. The part ot the road g
question is the newly completed Pauls
II alley cutoff
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Willemstad. Curacao. Feb, ls.-It is
asserted In reliable quarters here that
placards reading: Death 10 Castro"
and Down with Castro" were posted
In the streets OF Caracas on Sunday
last. Ii IL further asserted that FIVE
hundred men left Caracas Sunday 10
attack force of reyolutionists which
occupied a position three hours march
from the Venezuelan capital
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1903-02-18

Dallas. Feb IS.-The lEclemeEcy Of
the weather kept many people both
ia city and county away from the
polls tn Tuesdays election Twelve
of the thirteen city precincts give the
pros but 1853 ballots In the First
ward the ants Got 625 votes and the
pros &c. The total vote is nearlw
1900 The ants win by a large ma
iority In the county precincts the
pros led
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d. New Orleans. Feb. 1S.-Miss Alice
Roosevelt and Miss Root arrived here
Tuesday. their train being six hours
late. The ladies were met by Mr.
John A. Mcilhenny. of whose mother
they are guests. On the same train
we're General Joseph Wheeler and his
three daughters, who also came TO
witness the carnival.
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Topeka. Kan, Feb. iS.-The buIfd-
ing by the Rock Island OF the new
branch line from Amarillo. Tex. the
terminus Of the Choetaw system to
Tucumcari n NJ. on the Rock Island
10 El Paso means the creation OF a
new through line from the Mississippi
10 the Pacific coast. The Choctaw
which Is now a part OF the Rock Is
land has It's eastern terminus at Mem
Dhig
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WAS BRILLIANT

Miss H"o~svsit's Debut in Crescent city
society a Grsad Success.
New Orleans. Feb IS-Miss Roose-
vclts debut tn New Orleans society
vas made especially brilliant Tues
day night the Atlanteans gave their
ball at the French opera house and
Miss Roosevelt occupied a specially
decorated box AS soon as tableaux
and coronation were over a special ea-
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Houston. Feb. is.-The Rich build
Ing. occupied by James Butte. points
oil and paper, G. A. Gibbons. mer-
chant tailor. Wade Cox. bicycles. on
the ground floor. and by Howard G.
Howard. attorneys. Dr.. Glaze. Or
Beeoe, Or Elizabeth Uncopher. the Dis
patch Printing company and O n p
Ruaesill. and the Caledonia,. hall %
the second ffo0r vas burned James
Bute's loss will be about sac. 0es
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"CIPRIANO CASTRO


Caracas. Feb. ls.-A presidential de-
cree issued established a war contrt.
button In the form OF an extra duty
OF so per cent to he peyied on ar irs'
ports. The export duty of coffee is
made two boliyers per hunder pounds
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City Of Mexico. Feb. lS.-The total
beats all previous records. amounting
20 sS,25742l. The monthly collections
have never before reached $1,000 GOO
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Guthrie, Okla. Feb, ls-On a strict
party vote. the Democrats being in
the majority, the Oklahoma legislature
decided TO postpone indefinitely action
on a resolution asking congress for
the earliest possible statehood
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ooft conducted her 10 a seat beside
the throne, the hing presented her
with a handsome souvenir and she was
incorporated into the royal party
special donors being paid her by all
the grandees Of the mimic court
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New York, Feb. 1S.-The Associated
Press has received the following dis
patch from President Castro: Cara
cas-. Monday Feb, 16.-I charge the
Associated Press TO transmit together
with my gratitude. my sentiments of
Difference TO the people of the United
States
acTppIANO rAcTpA"
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New York. Feb 1S.-The Mallory
une steamer Rio Orande Is on fire at
her berth In Boiling slip
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II Is reported the Texas aud New
Orleans road has been soid to the Rock
Island.
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Better Than SSold.

~ was troubled for several years
with chronic indigestion and ner-
vous debility" writes r. j. Green,
Of Lancaster, N. II. "No remedy
helped me until began using Elec-
trio Bitters, which did me more good
than all the medicines / ever used.
They have also kept my wife In ex-
@eliert health for years. She says
Electrie Bitters are just splendid
or female troubles; that they are a
rand tonic and invigorator for
@ak, run dowu women. No other
dIeine can take It's place In our
aay." Try them. Only soc. Sat
pm guaranteed by Herring
Drug Co.
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LADIES' AND GENTS Clothing
Cleaned. Repaired. The best work
in town. Lowest priceA 2A HAST
Main ct. j. :. Perrin.
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FOR CUT FLOWERS and green
house plants see MrsyRird Forrest,
40 Monroe st Old phone IN ~
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We still have = fine COLLECTION Of
fruit trees, berry plants, me rgses.
etc. Phone Us your wants. g.. l..
Kidd. II
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A. .. MosELEY, salrsmaal for
siery and underwear, old phone 1916.
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FOR SALE-My house aud lot In
University Addition. Frank Old
hAm. a3tf
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gt0n. Feb. Is The navy de
Awed formal notice OF the
mezuelan blockade Ia
mxxam from Com
asxIetta 81 VIM
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~ suffering from indiges-
nd made at the Empire
II
New-York tribune., 1903-08-09
SAILS LOST IN TYPHooN.
Disaster to the Bark Brilliant, of the Stand.
ard Oil Company's Fleet.

Advices from Shanghai have been received by
Philip Ruprecht, Of No 26 Broadway. Of a disaster
10 the new bark Brilliant. Of the Standard, Oil
Company's fleet About fortnight ago accordAng
to the dispatches. Captain Colistraw OF the Bril-
liant, ran into a fierce typhoon near the Philip
pines. He evidently was caught carrying too much
sail. for he lost his mizzentopmast foretopsaiI
yard and nearly all his canvas An anchor and
seventy-fve fathOms of chain cable were also
lost Captain COlistraw after he passed out OF the
typhoon, made sail under jury rig. and headed
for Shanghai. which he made last Wednesday
The Brilliant left Shanghai in ballast on May Is
going to SOuraoaya for sugar. On July IA she was
spoken by a passing steamer and reported "AlI
well and making good progress A sister ship OF
the Brilliant, the Daylight, which sailed last week.
carried out the largest cargo OF oil the
East that ever went out OF this port In a sailing
vessel The Brilliant and the Daylight are prob
atly the largest square rigged vessels sailing under
the American flag