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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-04-05
Seven Cities and Towns Re-
presented at Wood Rate
Convention Last Night.
DELEGATES WILL BE CHOSEN
TO MEET r. r. OFFICIALS.
Definite Plans Will Be Arranged
at Meeting in Biackduck
Next Tuesday.

A unity of feeling prevailed at
the meeting Of delegates from
the several cities and towns in
terested in wood rates at the
Blackjack city hall last night,
and arrangements were complet-
ed to appeal to the railway off
cials for a reduction in the rates
now charged for carrying cord
wood from northern Minnesota
to the western markets. There
were seven cities and towns re.
presented, being Bemidji, Black
duck, Tenstrike, Turtle River,
Northome, Kelliher aud Wilton.
Several speeches were made
by the represen tatives, and after
the matter had been discussed
thorou ghly it was decided that
another meeting should be held
at Blackduck next Tuesday even
ing, at which delegates from the
commercial clubs of the various
towns Should arrange definite
plans to lay the rate matter be-
fore the railway officials at st.
Paul. The delegates to this
meeting will be appointed by the
chairman of the several clu bs and
each com mittee will consist of
either one or two mem bers.
At this meeting a committee
will be appointed to go to St.
Paul, interview representatives
of the railways and do all in their
power to bring about the desired
change. Should the railway
companies refuse to grant the
reduction, the matter will be ap
pealed to the railroad and ware
house commission.
Those from Bemidji who at
tended the meeting we're John F..
Gibbons, w. G.. Schroeder, j. J.
Opsahl, John Graham, W. N.
Bowser, VIM. McCuaig and M. D.
Stoner. They were treated with
the utmost courtesy by the
B!ackduck citizens and the oc-
casion was made an enjoyable
one.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-04-05

Mowers happened to see it and
warned Mr.. Newman, who soon
stopped it with a chemically pre-
pared extinguisher.
Mr.. Black, of the Crookston
Lumb company, was here on
Wednesday ordering supplies
for the drive.
John Kerne, who has been ia
town for few weeks, has gone
to Mallard to cook for the Crooks
ton Lumber company
The new saloon of Sullivan &
Hold is open and doing good bust
ness.
Jimmy Wynn and sisters left
Tuesday morning for the. claim
on Sandy river.
There is no lever so powerful
| as plain and simple facts Marks
Lung Balsam will cure your
cough.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-04-05
Ba0ley BuyS Horses.

A. M. Bagley returned yester-
day from Waterloo, Iowa, where
he purchased carload of heavy
draft horses and drivers The
horses will arrive in Bemidji to-
night.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-04-05
WoolenS and Silks.

Fancy fabrics being introduced for the the Quadies
Mohai Panama Ein Pn all
play beautiful Of Iaa, Black and Cored Taetas
Fancy Silks stsuits
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-04-05

home on Moose Lake after a
weeks absence up north.
A. j. Hensyerk and Alex Mel
son have. gone to Cass Lake to
work for month or so.
A. a. Ronning and a. J. Hens
verk were the guests Of Peter
Kirchvold at Twin Lakes one
night last week.
Ole Lone and George Anderson
had been running their saWmill
at the home Of the latter until
the weather made it impossible.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-04-05
SOLWAY BREEZES.

r Z. Millerof Bagley,a a former
saloon keeper Of this place, was
here, on Wednesday, visiting old
friends and patrons.
Miss Viola Powers, who teaches
school in Jones township was
sick last week and postponed
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-05-13
LOS TKABAJADoREs DEL MAR

nee. Sc hace bello Sc compone Sc lunina desde 10
alto de alguna lie puede ver abajo en- las pro-
fundas trieblas, dilaaudose en- una rradicion pa
Ida.
Ell pulpo NADIA anda. Es algo pez 10 que no i'm
pide que ago repti Sc foudo del mar
Utliza para andar ochos patas Trepa Ia manera
de la oruga
No tene huesos no tene sangre no tiene carne
Esta hueco No tiene nada dentro Es I'm holeio Sc
pueden volver de dentro fuers ochos en5cuo CO.
mo los dedes de guante
Tepe solo orico eu el centro dc sus rayos
este orihcio e amor les la boca2 Es lae dos
coSas.
La msma aberurs eerce las dos funcones. In en-
trada es Ia salida.
FL animal todo entero es frio.
Zooh:os hay Ell Mediterranco ben repugnantes
Es odioso ell de gelana animada que Sc pc
"a al nada1or. e cual hunde elias las manos hnca
elias las ufas la destruye sin matsrla, la arranca
sin quitara especie de ser gutin que
los dedos pero Lay repugnancia comparable
la que inspra la sdbita aparcon del pulpo Medusa
servida por ocho serpientes.
No hay sobresao semejante al que produce . cons
triccion del cefaopodo.
El csfalopodo esl la maquius neunatica que atrae.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-05-13
2Io BIBLIoTECA DEL BOLElIN MERCANTIL

Lo feo Sc debate b. o necesidad de elimination
que e vueve )stl.
e pulpo nadando permanecc, 81 ssf puede decir-
Sc, en- la vana NADIA todos pliegues cerrados
Representemonos manga cosda pudo dentro
Este puho, que es la cabeza empuja ell lfquido avan
vago movimento ondulatorio
Sus dos ojos aunque gandes, distinguen POGO por
ser del color de! aqua
E' pulpo, cuando es;a cazando en- acecho ocul-
ia Sc achca, condensa Sc reduce la mas simple
preston
Sc confunde con la renumbra. Tene el aspecto de
p'isgue de "a oa, todo Sc parece me1os un ser
vyiente
El pupo es e hip6cria. No Sc fla en e Ia aten-
c;on, de pront', cuando pensa, Sc
abre.
Una srceridad que tiene vou1taA, iouede ha-
Der mas espontane47 Un pe.rfcado por
ell celo
En- ell mas belo azul Gel aqua limpia levanta
repugnante voraz estrella del
FL pulpo tiene previsto. 10 que terri
be Cast sempre ell nadador que lie va esta cogido
por el.
En- la noche, sin embargo partcuarmente en- la es-
laci6n del cieo e pupo fosorescente Es I'm espan
,aio que tene Il mben sus smores Agusrda ell hime
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-05-13
So VEWDE

una hnoa compuesta dc l9 cuerdas terreno
llane en- las que enclavan una casa vivienda,
tres ranchones de MADEIRA con cubierta de zink
y un edi6cio de manposterfa con parte de
MADEIRA cubierta de zink donde estuvo ins
talads hasta hoy la maqu,aaria para la fabr-
easi6n de azdcar do los Sres. A. Mason
hijo. Radica dicha 6nca colindants con la
carreters que con 1uce de Cstafio Bayam6n
y es muy propio para estabecer una industria.
Para informes dirigirse 4
6obriros de Exqxtaga.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-05-13
CORRESPONDENCE
COMERCIAL UNIVERSAL
Trilingiie, en- Espanol, Ingles y Frances

'.Tratado complete, obra necesa-
ria todo comerciante, Banquero,
Hacendado, Industrial Detallista, De.
pendiente, Corredor de Comercio, Pc
rto Mercantil Tenedor de Libros,
Pericial de Aduanas Interprete y con.
tador de Navic, Photo y sobrecarge
lie nave, Secretario y Contador de
Ayuntsmiento y Diputaci6n y emplea.
los de Hacienda y Aduanas en- gene
yal TODD hombre de negocio.
FL libro esta hecho por ell doctor
on Constantine de Horta y Pardo y
Sc venle al precio de dos dollars en-
q liberia del "Bol@tin Mercantile.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-05-13

Libros interesantes.- Los dltimos
pubicados Sc titulan del siguiente
modo Sc hallan de venta en- ell Bo-
LETlN: "Progreso y mseria, de En-
rique George; La sociedad moribun
da y Ia anarquia," de Juan Grave
La expression de las emocioues" de
Carlos K, Darwin; y La bandera
roja', de M. Z. Braddon.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-05-13
Sc vende la casa nlimero 69 de la
calle de Tetuau.
Para informes, dirigirse al sefior
Reyes y Psfia. Fortaleza SO.

Por Ia orden general ndmero Ie3
f5chata aver y firmada por el tenientc
ayudante de n Policia Insular senor
J ddicc, SC disponen los traslados 81
gu entes:
Guardias Jose II Reyes, del puesto
de Humacao Guyana y Antonio
7. Colon, de G. 1ayama 4 IIumac4o.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-05-13

Dospues be probsr ,odos los crgano-
SOS remedies que sc anuncian "a
caando mas sc agradecc Ia ehcacia
RADICAL del Digestive Nojarrieta.
cuya superioridad estk universal
menie contrmadz.
Curaciones desesperadas en- perso-
mas bien oonocidas que 10 tomaron du-
rante tres meses son las que 10 han
hecho glorioso pero un solo esiuche
produce mejor efecto que una docena
de frascos de cuslquicr otro remedio;
porque ademas de ser el unico verda-
dero Curative radical del estomago y
del intestine, sin engafiosa accion cal
mante. es Digestive y Purihcador do
los alimentos
Sc debe exigir que eada hostis ten
ga grabado ell nombre Digestive MoJa-
rrieta.
Opposite genera en las Farmacias dc
Ramon Almazan, Fidel GuillermetYy
j. M. Blanco, en- San Juan dc Puerto
Rico. DE venta en- las principales
Drogueria de Europa y America.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-05-13
Ademas de LA bodega", de Blascs

AdefnaS de La OOdega Oe blaSc0
I5aiIez, Sc han recibido en- el BOLETIN
los domingos de I'm burgu6s, de
M.upassaut: Cartas 6nlsndesas' de
GanIv~t "Esto 10 otre y 10 de mas
ALA, de Eusebio Blasco, "Lazo fu-
nesto' y "Al borde del abismo" de
Invernizio; 'Jardines leianos de Jime-
nez', La escuela economical francesa,
de Bechaux: Angustias Salazar'' de
Iglesias La concieucia criminosa de
Longo: "Leyenda de Don Juan Teno-
rio Zorrila Discursos parlamenta-
rio politicos CASTELAR,, Don Juan
Tenorio", Zorrilla; 'Noches blancas'',
de Antonio Zayas; Entire encajes'
de Comes Carrilo; "Los Maias'' de
Eca de Qlciroz; La Noche Buena"
de M. f. Bfadda1; LA lOcura de Eve
lima, de Carlota NJ Braem6; La cas-
tallera de Ramon A Urbano: fObras
en- prosa y verso. de Jose Somosa;
"Sevilla famosa de Barrio nuevo;
- La novela de Limo Arnaiz" de L6-
pei Roberts.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-05-13

En- las ofcinas de "a S4nidad. Be
nehccncia, Secfetaria d. Puerto Rico
Y privada del scnor Gobernador. no
hemos obtenido inl-r4aacon por no
habetoe despachado aiagdn asunto de
intercs publico.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-05-13

Por q t6rmino De afos y con des
tino al puesto dc Guayanlia, ha sido
nombrado hoy suardia de Ia Policfa
Insul4r q i1diWdlo Hip5,ito Santos
Gr'llo. cue p~cstaba servicios como
guardia special
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-05-13

Esta mafiana han fondeado en- nues-
tro puerto dos crnceros prote gidosy un
avis0 de la e5luadra norteamericana
de ser4icio pn Il mar Caribe, cuyos
barcos estan tomaulo carbon y viveres
pare v0lver ( slir con rumbo los
puertoS dOminiclnOs.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-05-13
LAS INDIGESTIONES Sc ALI
WAN INMEDIATAMENTE, con L

INN 7 " VI Z IJIAA 7 u w Nv 7, IJI GO
mar sellos, y radicalmerse Sc euran
con un solo estuche del Digestive Mo
iarrieta; sin privarse de alimentos. Las
Dispepsias y Gastralgias, Sc curan cor
tomar 3 5 a estuches. Para curar ra-
dicalmente las mas graves enferme-
dades cronicaS, castro intescinales, st
debe tomar durants I 8 a 1nesos el
Digestive Mojarrieta, que es ell 1nico
verdadero cemedio castro intestinal
complete y radical, universalmente
con6rmado superior q todos los otros
para curar las Intermediates del eS
tonnage.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-05-13

VIENNA EN HATD REY. Para
da 34l Sc ve de a tinca "Rom an :
De cuerdas ~ Is malogillo) ar
boles trutales d. todss cl9ses casa de.
dos pi9o, cor gran modldad. coche-
"a, cuAdrl buen jardin. bano de du-
cha inoLCros moderaas etc. Con 6.
sin Il tiuca, un coche de asiertos
pareja IN caballo para coche. carreta
con 81 yunta, vaca> ste. Informes,
San Francisco 25, altos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-05-13

Nucvas ediciones tic La Bodega y
de Blasco Ibanez, en- q BoLETIN.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-05-13

Los aenores Succscrcs de Froltera
S en- { establecida eu Mayagiiez. nos
participant en- atenta circular que han
ccnierido poder general al antigua
empleado don Francisco Forteza Agui-
10, para que les represente en- todas
Sus operacloaeS mercantileS.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-10
SCOTT WHETs KNIFE
HOT AFTER THE SCALP OF MR.
 REESE.
The Republican Referee AImo MaIxen Ii Known that xKe Ia Not fnr G0IonoI
 YounGbioed for Federal

washington. Dec. s--( Especial. )--Ref- cree Charles IT. Scott returned to Washington this morning ffSna Now York. and when nc heard certain things in connection with probably AIabdlna Appointments in ths mean future, hA seemed to have suddsaiy put his war paint on,
 As is weli-known.. afr. scott is un- qualifedly opposed to the resppoint- ment of District Attorney Reese and favors Mr. Parsons of Ceosa County. Having been advised that considerable strong outside influence was being brought to bear in favor of the reten- tion of MT Reese. Mir. Scott immedi- ately set to work to contract the movement.
 MT. Scott has no hesitancy in de clartng that Mir. Reese is not tho man for so important Federal position and his opinions about outside backing indicate that he Is firmly confirmed in his own mind that a strong and de- cent Republican party can never be built up in Alabama if influential men from other States are to dictate the Alabama appointments.
 Upon hearing that Col. William Youngbiood -yas being recommended for position in. the consular service, Mir. Scott said that he was also op- posed to this movement. He does not think that cionel Younghiood is en- titled to any consideration at the hands of the administration
 Speaker Cannon today called upon Minority Leader Williams for his list of Democratic assignments for the House Committee This Is believed to mean that the Speaker will probably announce the committees Monday or Tuesday next.
 Mir. williams is abots@ through with his work and no lat hanges have been made in 1t as far as the Alabama members are concerned. They will be placed according to the designations sent The Advertiser few days ago.
 So far as the minority side of the Union will fare as we'll as the Alabama delegation.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-10
Gos1PERs CHIEF SPEAKER. Says Negroes of south Benefit by Child rnhor. f

Labor.
 Washington, Dec. 9.--Samuel Comp ers, President of the American Feder- ation of Labor. was the chief speaker at today's session Of the annual meet ing of the Child Labor Committee. Mir. 0ompers refuted ths charge frequently made that the Federation is not sincere in its, opposition of child labor and acts through seffieh motives.
 Mfr. Gompers, mentioned the attacks which have been made upon labor or sanisations in the South for their ad- voracy of laws protecting children and discussed the conditions in Southern factories. where negro children are ex- cluded; and white children are employed exclusively. The result is the negro children are in school. while the whites work, Mir. Gonlpers declared, and the very mon who disfranchised tho ne- groes are now working great injustice to the whites of the laboring classes.
 EIbridge T. Gerry of New York. the leader in the movement to protect chill drea, was quoted by Mir. Gompers as saying that the hope for anti-child la- bor laws Hes with organized labor. which has been behind all the legisla- tion so far obtained.
 Felix Adler of Columbia University. Chairman of the Committee. opened the session with plea for constant ef- fort to better the condition of child labor. The general subject for the day was legislation for the District of Columbia
 Charles P. Nea1l. United States Labor Commissioner, said there Is less child labor .n the National Capital than eIse- where. but declared that the evil exists here in worse form than in most citien. Nothing in the Districts laws prevents the employment of children and conse- quentiy frequently they are required day
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-10
TROOPS OF THE STATES.
They Are Now More EHlcienf Than
 Ever Before.


 Washington. Dec 9.-General F. C. Ainsworth, military secretary. in his report on the militia of the United States, says 1t Is. estimated that about 75 per cent. of the organized militia would respond to the call for troops to repel invasion or suppress insurrection against the authority of the United States, the percentage being the same as that estimated for the preceding year. Continuing the military secre- tary says:
 Increase in interest on the part of the younger men of the militia has been marked and the morale of the or ganizations has been appreciably ad- vanced. With but few exceptions where organizations have been report ed on adversely by inspecting ofaeers. the State military aaithoritles have promptly adopted remedial measures. Resignatfofis of officers have been called for and many companies have been completely reorganiJed. All this svinees q disposition on the part of the State authorities to bring their militia to state of discipline and efficfency that shall conform as near as, possible to that of the regular army.
 The aggregate strength of the organ ized militia of ell the States and Terri@ tories as shown by the inspections dur ing the spring of this year is 1i1,stS.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-10
24 TRUE BILLS FOUND
PARTIAL REPORT OF TOPEKA FED-
 ERAL GRAND JURY.
.Cattlesnen Indicted for Conspiracy te Defraud the United states Govern ment Cut of a hertion of
 the Public Demnin.

Topekas kas Dec. 9.--After submit ting q partial report containing twen- ty-four indictments against cattiemsn the United States grand jury which has been In session here the past week lii- vestigatlng Kansas land fraud cases, adjourned tonight until Thursday of next week f
 Three of the indictments charge cons piracy to defraud the United States Government out of a portion of its pub lie domain and subornation of perjury in the securing of fraudulent home stead entries. The other twenty-one indictments charge the unlawful en- closure of the public lands. The com piete list of indictments returned in, the partial report submitted tonight fol- lows:
 k For c6l=ri~acy to defraud the United States Government out of a porti on of its public domain and subornatfon of perjury in securing fraudulent home stead entries: John E. Bilby, J. H. Drain, I. c. Jenkins.
 For the unlawful enclosure of pub He lands: H. A. Kelly, R M. Crawford. Wood Scott. A B. Lynch, Robert Mer- ton, H. S. Boice, F. Fl. Lehmann, George W. Meridian. T. B. Porter. w E. Moo- rev, J. W. MceLan, M. c. Combs, M J. Allen, F. M. Dean, Jchn E. Bilby, J. H. Drain. R. l. Bilby, J. s. Bilby, Arthur Bowman.
 VI hHC dDuNG ft, M. CraWfOrd is county treasurer of Stevens County: N. J. Allen Is county attorney of Nor ton County. and E. NJ Dean Is probate judge of Morton County, all in this State.
 J. s. Bilby is reputed to be one of the wealthiest men in the State of Missouri, He is indicted for illegal, fencing, but his son, John E. Bilby must answer the more serious charges of conspiracy to defraud and subornation of perjury. All of the men indicted are wealthy cattle barons.
 The twenty-four indictments are the result of less than two months work by Col. A. L. Green, special agent of the United States land office. Color 4J Green stated tonight that he had bare- ly commenced his work and would not stop until every case of land fraud in Kansas had been thoroughly investi- gated. The total amount of land held under fence by the indicted cattlemen is 4OS,O0o acres. of which 135,060 acres is Government land
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-10
Photographic Iic-upi is Prac-
 tically Complete.
MORE TROOPS IN MUTINY
Sailors Also Join the Rebel4
 li0us Element.
ceurtnartial Named ts Try the cssss stadt MaIcense.ss os Chsrse - E.s.sias h Arned
 Iasurrsctisn.

St. Petersburg, Friday Night, Dec ' via Helsinfors. Finland. Dec. 9.-~Th4 leaders of tho striking telegraphera have taken new grip Of the situation and the tie-up continues practically complete. Cases of attacks on atrika breakers are reported and at smoienak. passing mall car.
 The sailors of the fourteenth and eighteenth divisions, In which chronic conditions of mutiny has prevailed for sometime, were finally surrounded by troops here at 2 o'clock this morning. and were marched to piers. embarked on bargss and despatched to cron* stadt
 The men had presented petitions slm- liar to those of the saiiors of Lsbau. Odessa and Sebastopol for an improve menf in the service conditions. and ths reply being that they would be trans- ferred to Cronstadt, they held q mett- ing under the noses of the on5cers and refused to go until martial law wa6 raised at Cronstadt. Accosdingly the admiralty decided to use force.
 A courtnartial under tho presidenc$ of Admiral Tomashevick has been ap~8 pointed to try the Cronstadt mutineera on the charge Of armed insurrectiun.
 War Minister Hudiger has frsred or~ ders prohibiting the granting of ieava to soldiers to stay out of barrnckh at night.
 It Is reported that tho garrison of Schlnsseihurg fortress has practically mutinied and ts joining in the demand for the liberation of political prisoners who have not yet been arnnested xk is also reported that the Isadosa regt-s nent at Lomzna. Poland. recently n1u-s tinied and that after struggle with ns loyal regiment the mutineers vera finally disarned.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-10
AwARD oF NonEL rRnEs.
Anneuncemcnt Made n to Who Wi
 ne Recfuiemfa.

Anneuncement Made n to Who win
 Be Recipients.
 Stockholm. Dec. a.-The Nobel Prizes which will be awarded tomorrow in- clude the following:
 Physics: Philip Lenard, Professor al Kiel University for researches into Cathode Raye.
 J Chemistry: AdoIph Won Boeyer. Pro- lessor at the University Of Munchsp for researches leading to the evolution of organic chemistry and the develop ment of the chemical industry. s Medicine; Professor Robert Koch of Berlin. for researches looking to the prefention of tuberculosis.
 Literature: Henry K. sienkiswicx.
 Each prize amounts to about $4o.-
 The awards will be distributed at the Royal Academy of Music. King Oscar will make the presentations and all the members of the Royal fam fly and the diplomatic corps are ex- pected to be present. It is understood that the German ambassador will re- ceive the Physics and Chemistry awards for the winners who will pro- bably not be present. Professor Koch and M. Sienkiewicz will receive their prizes in person.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-10
WORK FOR
 LIFE SAVERS Storm Along the Atlantic !. SeabOaI SEVERAL cHTS ASHORE All Day Lr the Gale Ragcs
 iercsly. So far, M Lives Have Been Reported Lost, But the Damage to ship
 ping win Reach Large
 Figure.

Norfolk, Va, Dec. s.---As result of the southeastern gale that rased fiercely all day long the Atlantic seaboard, the point of greatest sever ity being Cape Hatteras and vicinity. there are three crafts practically on the beach between Cape Henry ana Cape Hatteras and shipping has been entirely suspended out of Norfolk
 The steamer Aragon is ashore seven teen miles north of Bodies Island
 A large barge. the tow of Aragon, turned loose early this morning. Is ashore between Nags Head and XIII Devils Hill.
 An unknown schooner Is ashore near Gull Shoals.
 An unknown schooner was reported tonight anchored off Cape Henry | mile and a half from shore, evidently in a crippled condition. So far as reported no lives have been lost al- though the damage to shipping will be quite heavy.
 The life saving crew at Cape Henry continuously patroIied the beach, The crews of all the stranded vessels with the exception of the steamer Aragon have been landed by the life savers.