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The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1905-09-12
TO BACHELORS.

There hundreds of thousands than
the Central and Western States of America and Canada
As result thousands of trustworthy men-Farmers Miners
othervng in certain districts there possibly wives
in their neighborhoods.
But in England Scotland Ireland Wales there million
than and in these countries thousands of good
intelligent and attractive gsany of them daughters of farm
all of them qualified make excellent nothing
before them while they here but the prospect of living and
dying old maids and this them decidedly unpleasant
prospect They would willingly emgate America could they
that they going worthy there hus
and that they could look forward happy humb homes
the other side of the Atlantic
may say all of them could afford emgrate their
own expenses
prepared give good nroductions these girls
wish introduction please write with such
of yourself ge nationality occupation and
sensible girl would expect and will write in
ply with view bringing about suitable introduction without
undue delay.
Tell what kind ola wife ge nationality appearance and
disposition) you wish to get.
you preference any particular Christian Sect please
name it.
You will also enclose fee of So further fee of So will be
due within month after marriage thus making $50 alto
geher We do confne introduction We
many will be necessary until marriage But make
charge introduction after the of said fee s. for
the first.
1t is at all necessary that you should be wealthy
it necessary that should who would make
kind aud good husband to wife.
If you not such please do not write
Address:-MesSrs JOHN LLOYD & DUNCAN,
Anglo American Agents,
81 st Mary's Road, Leyton London, England.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1905-09-12
Notle~ of sale.
n the Mater Of the Estate

N the Probate Court Of the County Of Custer
state OF Idaho.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1905-09-12
BENJAMIN 2. Wood. deceased.

state OF Idaho.
In the Matter Of the Estate
Benjamin r. Wood, deceased.
Notice is hereby given: That in pursuance
OF an order Of the PROBATE court Of Custer
county. Idaho, made ana entered on the 9th
day OF February, 1905, in the matter Of the es-
tate Of said Benjamin F. wosd. deceased, the
undersigned administrators Of said estate, will
sell at private sale for cash. subject 10 the con-
hrmation Of and by said Probate court OF said
Custer county. Idaho. the real estate OF said
deceased hereinafter described. Bids will be
opened on the 3lst day OF August, 1905. at 2
O'Clock p. N. OF said day, at the residence OF
andministratrix in the town CT Nampa. Idaho,
for lhe following described properly to-wit
That certain ranch known as fhe Frank Wood
ranch situated on salmon river. AZ the mouth
OF French creek aDou; liiss west Of Clayton
Idaho containing lGy acrc Of 4a1a with all i'm
provements thereon.
Bids viii be received on tle a5ove property
by the undersi ensG ad-iai nix 81 said es-
tate at her residence IN Sa-pa Idaho. or said
bids may be ,efl r..h ,r.4- L4--r.- o. Challis
Iiaho until .hat cate. Ten per cent Of the bid
shall be payable b. me time of sale and the
balance upon confirmation Of s2id sale by the
Probate court.
cAlz-I u WHO'D
Admlnistsa r.z Of Es estate q Zen js1ai1
Wood 5aee e.
First puolice ioz avg ..h l5
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1905-09-12

For Rubber stamps and an ink that will not
run nor injure butter write 10 WIN d. Ca ndee
Weiser. Idaho.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1905-09-12

81 st Mary's Road,
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1905-09-12

LAND OFFICE.
Peeeiver. A. Hodgman
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1905-09-12
In the Matter Of the Estate

ia the prah -t- Court of Custer couatv,
state o. I4aho
In the Matter Of the Estate
of
Enos Watson, Deceased.
Nc-ice ~ given ,hg Pee undcr-
siEuet EEecutor anj tinin ~
,hv estates os o.
10 tile creditors ed att aas
having ca.a-a gaius tle dc ee .
exhibit 'b-in. titA tue Urceasary
vouchers, within ten months after tue
FIRST publication Of this notice, to the
said administrator. az The store of K
n. Hull & CO., ut his Office, at Chuli's
Custer county, State Of Idaho. the same
being the place for the transaction o
the business of said estate.
HARRISON WATSON.
and L. y. HULL, Executors o
the Estate OF EUos Watson, deceased.
Dated at Challis, Ida, April Is, 1908
First publication April 18th, 1905.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1905-09-12

Remember Progress only 10 year See and
Louis Mo.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1905-09-12
CUSTER COUNTY.
.ERMS or COURT.

TERMS OF COURT.
Sowing is the terms Of Court OF
Sixth Judicial District for tile year
1903:
Custer County.
March 10 ............-......, sept. 10
Lemhi County.
Irbrgary 27........".......September
Bingham County.
4 pail 5.......... ..,-...........Oetober9
fremont County.
J 3i..-......- May 15...-......... Nov. 6
fS II. STEVENS, Judge.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-16
ECON OMY
Ms
EQUAL

'He"iS n E.,rntny Whpas
Voi want Real Quality ardnl Economy COME HERE WlIYp
because Here find Skilled experiences Modern Mshody
Pains takiag and Pains sayag.
DIR. M. s. CALHOUN.
NORWOOD MO
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Rear end Coli .
sion

On last Tuesday morning q
rrar end Collision occurred at
Nhct Stcne about four nilcs
Sr'aSt o. Nor wood Train 10, III
run into thn caboose of q double
shcader coming ,,p Whet Stonc
\ grade. The cabouse was com
Nplei"lp demolished anG rwo box
Ears werc knocked from The
Arackl Train NJ. 25l was follow
@ng clnsr hoiinG the double
Y Flieader when thc ears come IN.
ssppled leaving tt. e!booso an
stwo box ears behind. .ihagman
9Nas sent back al once nat not in
sfsme to prevent the Collision as
strain No. ~ was coming around
"a short curve buta small distance
away. No one wi, seriously
sipjured
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-16

for Co. School Commissioners o Wright County Mr. Connolly
36 Of nntt enred County II Wright
where ne has taught Is ypns The pubic schools this
County and hrst If Norwood High School
given universal satislcon place he has taught
he is enthusiastic schco well known through
the Co. leading educator He at present one Of the
members of the c, Board Of Education.
His present position, general standing With he
Of the County makes him better fitted for the position he ask
for, than llost any other teacber in the County,
Hrs quali ifcat:ons doubted by If
righ y informed i've has hhld No Of first grade
Flo is popular ard agreeable gentleman the r L
every where yo h meet him
Mr Connolly et old Wright Co.'S products grew up un
the norhern slope Of the Ozark Mtn's miles \. H. Of
fprvif for the peppie Of hi and
uphoder OF Education and good society,
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ANNOU N GEM ENTrS.
---*nxsy~xxa*ssX4&y-4s..-. y-4s.. i. .

80 ae authorized 70 announce Mrs Alice Bruton- Williams
aA"uuina" Tor County School Commissioner of Wright Go
Weare informed Mrs Williams was born mid rosed in w ot
o"nty ana hn been teaching IN ts sao5 far the mast eoht
holds one ~ , best First Grade Certificate. ii
'ne county, and graduapd Norwood High School
u ysals ago. she COMPLETED the conrse tenopraply at
l''ai Business COLLEGE sedala Mo- which she finds very
helpful in her school work
MrS Williams y u vide awake eneretc school toacher
ana one o. Wright 0oHntys most en.hnaste educators We
ale sure sie Is worthy the support ale will receive
~ q conversations with Mrs Williams she informed us
ha shf not Offering herself the denerts any bit
her ownty,erts.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-16
uMBER

You can buy oak Lumber at the
Colony mill for $3.50 per thou
Sand, mill now situated on Whet-
stone Greek half way between
Norwood and Mt. Grove near
the r. r. We will deliver it with
in a radiance Of 5 miles, for $1,000
per thousand
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w. A. orsnds, NJ. D,
Physician and Surgeon.
NORWOOD no

Has practiced in Wright Go. for
"a years. win answer all calls
promptly and neatly, ills his ow1
prescriptions. Has the right 10
ill other Dr's. prescriptions, Has
wishstood the rigid examination OF
Ark and Mo, Female disorders
aud diseases OF children special
ity. Uses only pure drugs, Parke
DAVIS \ Cos. preferred. Ofiice az
J r. Hitchcock Drug Store.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-16

There viii be pie supper, and
IL short program given at the
Campbell school house, s miles
west Of Mountain Grove near the
Whct Stonc R. E. Bridge, on Sat
night FEB, 25 1905. The pro
ceeds will he used for tho purpose
%! purchasing % new stove.
Erery body is cordially invited.
Admission tree.
Ida Frisk Teacher
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-16
VOL III NORWOOD MO. FEB. Il
Before It is to Late.


II ,Ou haV0 o Rrny -hAiret mother
IN the Dll home iar away.
~, down aud wri,c the letter
ipu put ~ day by day
Dar't wni lutiil 'ri iited steps.
lirarh heaven pcnily gate.
Bal saow hct ihal yau mink Of her
lirioic II il 100 lnie,
ii you've tender message
Or t. loying word 80 say,
Don't wair MI you forgat il,
Ban whisper 1t To- day.
Who kuoss whS bitter memories
May haunt Jou II you wait.
40 make Nonr loved one happy
Before it j. too late.
We live 5nt IL the present.
The future is unknown;
Tomorrow is mystery,
To-day - Ill our own,
The chance tllN fortune leads to us
May vanish while we wait.
So spend your lite's rich pleasure
Before II Is too late
The tender word unspoken,
The lel,eis never sent.
The Ione forgotten messages
The wealth vi We unspent
For these some neatis urn breaking.
Fpl these some loved ones wait;
- suow ihtm tia, you care fur them
Before IL is too late,
r. New Would.
link Mis- " beautiful poem. and
nj il tom my scrap book that other.
nay rcnd il Readers do you know
hat wc cause ourselves many hear
.clcS by waiting until Il is TO la'e 10
peak kind word or 10 write ihe letter
htsa every dear frirudis waiting for2 /
"a not mean TO sa, thai il is ever 10 late
o spe..R KIND wnId hut let US no,
xni, 70 lo,E II yuu have " Kind word TO
aY d"n't walunll YOU forget it br'
snisper il 'nnas.
Some ine We will meet our friends
nd each will vail ior the other TO
peak hen each will think the other is
mad, We should not do that way,
vpen We meet our friends let US NEE,
hem with smile aud kind word, for
riends sometime we will part to meet
10 more, So let MS remember 10 do our
.indness before it is 10 late,
A friend Ella Orien.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-16
I.B Little M. ..
PHlSicIAN & SURG y on
NORWOOD MO.

Has been here II years, and
handles parlle Davis & Co.'S Drugs
in his Office and has Pharmacy
license and the right 20 fill other
Doctors prescriptions and fur
nish his own Drugs in his prac !.
tlce, and has no part in any Drus
Store.
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sapin hs. e,s
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NoRW ooD,
OFFICE OVER ]. L. RYAN s co, DRUG STORE.

HAS had three years practical
experience in Hospital work Of
Surgery and Medicine. Hc is
thoroughly equipped with an up
to.date line OF Surgical instruments
and will serve all calls promptly,
neatly and with iis p atcb,
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Sce' ! !. :
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-16

He makes special study Of the
diseases peculiar to women and
children. Only the puress Of drugs
are used 10 his practice. For night
service call at his office. Your pa.
tronage is earnestly solicited.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-16
PROFESSIONAL AND BUS lNEit cIErS

I, 7. Vannoy M. ..
Ph ySicIan and Surgeon
-----.--+4..,-~'- sTfsers.---
VIII serve all calls pun
ctualIy.
Nas" Office in the Mayors building
on South side Of X. X. upstairs
NORWOOD NO,
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WORLDS CREssEy
REy y. :. GARRETT, Epron
AND PpBLisnrR
SUBSCRIPTION

u "'Lnfercd rs second cl0ss
S3n0tfer. october lat. IyOy.
W Hc Posf-oDace U VOr.
sr0Od .HO., Mnder ict Of
GO"grrss NJ Narch sra
l>,a,'
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\. \. BALL.
1r7'o RNE Y dT 'l@ y
NcrWocd MO.

viii attend to all Legal Busi-
ness referred to him. Practices ia
all the Courts Of the State
Commercial and Criminal Law
as pecialty.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-17
SUPREME JUDGE A WITNESS
IN THE MAIN-HAYES CASE
Justice Henshaw Tells of Bonus to Be
Given With Sale of Standard
Cement ROurs

Justice F. w. Henshaw of the Su-
preme Court was one of the witnesses
yesterday at the renewed hearing in
Judge SeawelPs department of the case
of Charles Main against Thomas r.
Hayes for the recovery OF $4,000 stock
In the Standard Portland Cement Com
pany, said to have been received by
Hayes as bonus In the purchase OF
bends of the corporation for Main.
Judge Henshaw was a director in the
company and said that $500, 900 in bends
were issued and they We're underwrft-
ten by his brother. William G.. Hen
shaw, and w. J. Dingee. Twenty
shares of the company's stock were to
have been given with each $1,000 bond,
and, so far as he knew, this arrange
ment was carried out, as none of the
10000 shares given to Henshaw and
Dingee had been returned to the COM
pany.
Dlngee, called as witness, said that
he was absent in the East when most
of the bends were sold by Henshaw
and he had no personal knowledge re-
garding the transaction with Hayes
For that reason questions as to the
bonus given with the sale of bonds
We're ruled out by the court.
Charles Main, the plaintiff, who is 81
years old, was called, but had only tes-
titled to his business relations with
Hayes and his absolute confidence in
him, when the trial was continued un-
til this morning.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-17
JUSTICE is A WITNESS
IN HIS OWN COURTROOM
Judge Van. Nostrand Called by Com
plainant In Civil Suit and Testi-
fies Under Oath

For the first time in the history of
the Justices Court in this city, JUS
tice of the Peace was called as a wit
ness in his own courtroom yesterday.
Justice Van Nostrand had the honor
of appearing as witness in the case
he was hearing and his testimony did
not in the least please the complain
ant. who called him.
The case was that of William John
son against @. Pistolesi to recover
$3.50 on the release of bond. Be-
fore the case had gone very far, John
son insisted on calling Van Nostrand
as a witness on his behalf, the suit
having been uD in that Justices court
some time ago. The Judge did not
want to 60 on the stand without being
sworn and he called Justice Lawson
to perform that ceremony.
Van Nostrand proved star witness
and when. .cross-questioned by the rival
attorneys he never wavered. johnson
was much dissatisfied with the Judges
testimony, but it was admitted as evil
dence. The case was continued till
February 6.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-17
ARGUMENT IN MONNIER
WILL CONTEST BEGINS
Young Mans Counsel Pleads for a
Share In Wine Merchants
Big Estate.

Theodore j. Roche, who is associat-
ed with Matt Sullivan as counsel for
George Monnier Jr., contestant for a
share in the estate of his father, the
late wine merchant, began his opening
argument yesterday afternoon in
Judge Graham's court. The hearing
of the witnesses in the case was con-
cluded in the morning with the testi-
mony of Mrs. Monnier Sr., who
changed some statements made by her
upon previous examination. Mrs. Mon
nier said that she had had time to re-
fresh her memory and was able to
vouch for the corrections.
Roche began his argument by saying
that if the proDonent lost the suit
she would still have the s45, 200 man
SION and half the vast estate left by
Monnier, whereas. If his client lost, he
would be penniless and the medical
TESTIMONY of the trial showed that he
was incapable of steady work.
Roche declared that all the testi-
mony introduced showed conclusively
that George Monnier was the illegiti-
mate son of the wine merchant and
that the deceased often admitted it.
Notwithstanding this, he added. the
contestant was entitled to his rights as
the adopted son.
At this point the court ordered an
adjournment until 10 o'clock this
morning, when Roche will continue
his argument.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-17

IA. and not stmr Czarina, as before reported.
Sailed Jan 1e-stmr f. A. Kilburn. for AS
Arrived Jan 1e-stmr F. A. Kiiburn. from
SOUTH BEND--sailed Jan 1e-schr William
PoINT REYEs-Passed Jan 16 730 M
stmr w H Kruger. from Grays Harbor. for
Passed d'J Jan 1s 1880 a nl-stmr Eureka, from
Eureka for San Francisco: 10 m--Stmr
cIaTlnao, RaTEBo,NDonAprived rrS Jan ii-stmr Asnn-
cion, hence Jan H. and sailed for Port Har-
i0Ta FORT HARFoRD-Arriv.d Jan 1s-stmr
Coos Bay. hence Jan IA. and sailed for san
Pedro; stmr Asuncion, from Redondo.
sEATTLE-Arrived Jan 1o-stmr Nevadan.
Sailed Jan 16. 2 m-stmr Montara, for
GRAYs HARBoR-Arrived Jan 15-stmrs
Homer and G. c. Lindauer. hence Jan, II.
Sailed Jan 15-schrs Comet and Caroline.
for San Pedro; scbrs Sophie Christensen and
Henry He Wilson. for San Francisco.
TATOOSH-Passed Jan 16-Schr Samar,
from Redondo. for Everett. stt. w -
Pa Passed in Jan 1e-schr Prosper, from San
Santa BARBARA--Arrived Jan 1e-stmr
santa Rosa, hence Jan Is. ana sailed for San
ssiled Jan 18-stmr Coos Bay, for San Pc
SAN PEDRo-Arrived Jan 1e-schr S. t.
Aassna msr. from Everett: sehr Alpha from wiiiapa
Harbor.
cisco.
MANILA-Sailed Jan 14-U stmr Logan.
for San Francisco.
EASTERN PORTS.
BALTTMORE-Cieared Jan 14-ship Edward
Sewali, for Cavite, and passed down Spar
rows on Jan Is.
'0"' FOREIGN PORTS.
HONGKONG--Arrived Jan 14-Br ship For
rest Hall, from New York.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-17
MANY NATIONAL
BODIES COMING
Coast to Have Seventeen
Great Conventions This
Year, So Reports Wright
STATE OBTAINS NINE
Promotion Committee Has
Advices Regarding the
Interest i'm California

Mine national conventions will be
held in California during the present
year and eight national conventions
will be held in Oregon" said Hamilton
Wright, chief of the publicity bureau
of the California Promotion Committee.
who arrived in the city last night after
an extensive trip throughout the East.
Mr.. Wright has been travelling as
the special commissioner of the COM
mittee and arranged for conventions
which will be held in California this
year.
From all Indications" said Mr..
Wright, 1.-THE travel to California this
year Will be the biggest in the history
of the State. My information as to this
Is based on three things, Iirst of which
is the fact that the executives of the
big railroads told me that their pas
senger agents throughout the country
are receiving larger number of in
quiries from people who want TO come
to California than ever before. The
second of these is the conventions men
toned. and the other is the Portland
Exposition and the tourist business
generally, which will be. exceptionally
large. Besides the tourist business
there will be a large colonist travel,
and the large railroads are bringing
out more household goods than ever
before" Mr.. Wright continued:
James Charlton chairman OF the Trans
Continental Passenger Association. In Chicago.
said that lie thought this year would be far
ahead OF last year. People are beginning to
have more substantial and accurate idea OF
the State than ever before. OF course there
millions who do not know anything at all
about California. On the other hand there
hundreds who know what has been done
in the way OF irrigation ana who know th9
opportunities for the small farmer In this
State. In every one of the cities visited the
daily newspapers gave me interviews ranging
from 500 TO 1900 words. They seemed to think
IL news matter and the city editors were
ali glad t. publish matter about California
This was the best sort OF advertising for the
State and has had the result of placing the
committee in correspondence with hundreds of
people. the newspapers all said that infor-
nation about the State could be had by writ
ing to the committee
| arranged with seven large magazines in
the East for the publication of California ar
tcles One of the large weeklies. with a cir
cu!ation OF almost 600.0oG. will publish a
Pacific Coast number giving particular atten-
ton to California. Some OF the magazines ar
ranged to publish series of articles on Cali
fronia and others TO publish California num-
bers This viii all be done without charge
and 1t shows how the East is interested In
California
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-17
TNcr CONSULTATION
~ AND
U NGG EXAMINATION

Electro Chemistry is doing wonderful things.
no doubt of that. The weekly testimonials OF
weil-known people living right here in San
Francisco is ample proof Any one suffering
from the following mentioned diseases will do
well to consult the Electro-Chemio specialists
while II can be done absolutely free OF charge
All sufferers invited. Electro Chemistry
cures quickly, permanently and cheapiy with
out operation CONSUMPTION, CATARRH.
ASTHMA. BRONCHITIS, DEAFNESS RING
ING EARS, CANCERS, TUMORS. ECZEMA,
BLOOD POISON. SKIN DISEASE. RHEU-
MATISM, NEURALGIA. LOCOMOTOR
ATAXIA, PARALYSIS SPECIAL DISEASES
OF Observation-Disclosures DIS
PLACEMENTS. PAINFUL PERIODS. WEAK
RACKS. DIZZINESS PAINTING SPELLS.
OVARIAN PAINS ULcERATIONS; SPE-
CIAL DISEASES OF MEN-PROSTATITIS
STRUCTURE, VARICcCFLEs. LOSS OF
STRENGTH. NERVE EXHAUSTION, ETC.
HOME TREATMENT-The Electro-Chemic
treatment Is the most successful known for
home application. An expensive Electro
Chemic outfit is loaned free to patients living
at distance. They should come for personal
examination or write for full instructions re-
garding home examination and treatment. 10
is always best however, for the patient to
come for the personal examination II possible
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-17

Hathor hence Sept 16 for Hamburg
SYDNEY Ms. W.-Arrived Jan 13-Br stmr
Indradeo. froTl Manila
PORT SAID--Arrived Jan 1G--Span stmr
Alicante, from Liverpool, for Manila.
NAGASAKI-Sailed Jan 16-U 6 stmr Dix,
for San Francsco. via Honolulu.
OYSTER HARBoR-Arrived Jan 16-Nor
stmr Ttania, from San Diego Jan 15-Stmr
Edith, hence Jan 10.
YOKoHAMA-Arrived Jan 1e-Stmr Mon
golia. hence Dec 2S.
HAMBURG-Sailed Jan 14-Ger stmr Itauri,
LIVERPOCL-sailed jan 14-Br stmr Ping
Suey. for Puget Sound, via China and Japan.
OCEAN STEAMERS.
NEW YORk-On Nantucket lightship Jan
1e-Stmr Finland from tDover and Antwerp.
SHIELIS-S Jan 14-Stmr HeIiegiay
PALERMO-saned Jan 15-stmr slavona
for New York
NAPLEs-Arrived Jan 1e-stmr Deutsch-
land. from New York. Jan 14-Stmr Peragia,
from New York
Sailed Jan lt-Stmrs Germanic, Liguria and
Cretic, for New York.
BOLOGNE-sailed Jan 15-Stmr Moltke
for New York. Jan 14-Stmr Rotterdam, for
BREMEN-sailed Jan 15-stmr Branden-
burg. for New York.
HAMBURG- Jan 1e-stmr Itacura.
for San Francisco.
Arrived Jan 13-Stmr Patricia, from New
York, via Dover.
LIvERPooL-saile Jan 14-stmr Ping
Suey for Seattle.
Arrived Jan l4-Stmr Ivernia, from New
York
GENOA-Arrlved Jan 1e-stmr Deutschland
from New York, Via Naples.
G1BRALTAR--SailedJ Jan 16--Stmr Koenigen
LuIse, from Genoa and Naples FOR New York
YoKoHAMA-Arrlycd Jan l6-Stmr Mongo-
liza, from San Francisco via Honolulu for
Hiogo, Nagasaki. Shanghai and Hongkong.