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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-07-08
cur orr WATER surrLY.


Manager Arrested on wArrAnt-ca-s Die
missed.
Thursday evening Manager Hard
ing, OF the Consumers Company, bad
the water cut of from the tap Of j.
L. Robinson, at the Novelty Works,
aud Robinson retaliated By swearing
ont a warrant before Justice Russell
charging Harding with malicious
mischief. The general manager took
bis arrest philosophicRily and had q
hearing before the justice Friday
morning. Robert II. Elder appeared
as attorney for the manager and de-
INJURED to the complaint because II
did not state that the complaining
witness was the owner Of property
destroyed or that any property was
destroyed. The manager - ateE that
the company has repeatedly notified
Mr.. Robinson that be had no right to
I sprinkle the streets from a private
bose aud must not do so. Thursday
evening be was throwing water on
the street when the company cut Cd
the supply aud the arrest followed.
Mr.. Harding says that the village
may have all the water il can use foi
street sprinkling. but that the com
pauy does not permit II from private
taps. He wants to accommodate tbs
people. bat must have some rulet
regulating the use of water.
MIR. Robinson states that he hal
paid for water for July aud proposes
TO use It as he pleases. He claim
that the franchise Of the compan,
allows water for street sprinkIinl
aud wants TO know II be has a RICH
to nee 1t. He says that he will TAX
the matter before the village trustees
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r. E. MerARLANp rs pASKRrrE
Debts. s7SIs.oa, Assets, sOSI-creditors
from ATLANTIC 10 Pacific Coast.

Debts. ssSIsoa, Assets, soSI-creditors
from Atlantic to Pacific Coast.
Lewiston. Idaho, July r. f,
Mcfarland, Of this city, former at
torney general of Idaho aud one Of
the best known attorneys in the
state. has Hled voluntary petition
In bankruptcy before Referee G. Orr
MoMinimy, and formally adiudged a
bankrupt. Creditors will meet here
July is.
Though the petition was filed June
50. the matter was kept quiet till
today when an order declaring Mr..
Mcfarland bankrupt was signed.
The liabilities are given at s73ls.o2
and these accounts are held by bust.
ness houses extending all the way
from the Atlantic ocean to the Paei'
&c. Assets that are not exempt ar
given ut s6Sl, In unsolicited ao
counts. The largest is $500, agalns
United States Senator Fred 7. Dubol
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Rapp 4 Lloyd team, OF Spokane.
won close and exciting game
against Occur d'Alcne Sunday, which
was featured by the battery work Of
Thomas aud Harrington for the
sporting goods team aud the fast
fielding Of Manager skadon In center
field, having four putouts to his
credit.
barney and Burdick was the oppos
ing battery,
Hits d Thomas. :, of Burdick
~.
Struck out BY Thomas, u; b!
( Burdick, 8.
Score 10y innings;
Rapp & Lloyd-.o 0 l 2 0 o 0 X--'
+ Occur d'Aleue o2oo O.
Attendance 500.
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Reception 10 Mr. and Nrs. IaV else.
Wednesday evening one Of the
most pleasant gatherings Of the season
assembled in Blackwell park pavilion
to receive and welcome the home
coming bride aud groom, the hours
for receiving being from TO 10
O'clock. The pavilion vas tastefully
decorated with fisgs, japanese Ian
terms, palms, ferns and flowers. The
alcove of the hall was festooued
by curtains Of pink roses and in the
back ground a screen OF ferns and
roses. and there stood the bride and
groom. attended by NF. and Mrs.
Ralph RoNley and Mr.. and Mrs.
Otto Schmidt. During the hours OF
reception the assemhlage we're enter
tanned with selections by Nelan's
orchestra. of Spokane, aud solos by
Mrs. L. J. Columbus. formerly OF
Wallace. now Of our city, who sang
You by Robyn, aud as an encore
rendered the pretty song Celeste"
by Newcomb. Mrs. Columbus, with
her rich mezzo soprano voice, de-
liehtfully captiyated her hearers and
was rouudly applauded. Miss Ohm
stead accompanied her at the piano.
Miss Alice Newton charmed the
gathering with her sweet contralto
voice, singing tue Gypsy Love
Song from the Fortune Teller.
She was accompanied By Miss Potter.
. The Misses Nicholas. Marion Main,
, Blackwell, Margaret Main, Potter,
Murray, Black. olmstead, Elderkiu
, and Miles presided over the punch
bowls. After the receiving hours,
dancing was INDUCED in until late
hour. There we're In Rttendancs
about 200 friends of the bride and
groom to wish them happy journey
] through life.
MIR. and Mrs. Amhro Bettes vii
e receive at their home Ia spokane
:. Monday evening. A special car will
1 leave this city al tao that evening
8 to carry guests to the reception.
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and J. @. TRAINER. Other assets
enum4Fated, but which are exempt,
innlpde SO, 600 In insurance and
about e4OO in household furniture.
IN all 81 creditors are enumerated.
Spokane has the largest number Of
any single town, there being re.
Lewiston and Boise, each have 10
creditors The largest individual
creditor Il the Capital State bank Of
Boise, amounting to 5000. Other
large creditors are: James furnish,
Spokane, $500; II. AIIenberR. Spok-
ane. s2e2; s. s. GIidden, deceased,
Spokane, 1900: Falk & Co., Boise,
s235; Charles O'Neil, Wallace,
5000, and q. q. stOrer. Lewiston,
slT2. Several eastern book publish
ing houses have good sized accounts.
! The Spokane creditors are: q. 8.
Glidden, deceased: Great Eastern
company, r Dempsie, Peter Mertz,
TulI 4 Dice, Bonnie & Lindsay.
Archie Mcleod, /. Dornberg, White
house Dry Goods company. Coagrove
& Co.. shaw Borden company, Grote-
Rankin company. J. r. Dodson, John
Condron, Krum & Bradley. John w.
Graham, Charles Hattorah. James
iTurrish and Fl Allenberg.
Lewiston creditors are: Thomas
McGrane. Lewiston Furniture q
Undertaking company. McGiIvrey &
Thompson. White Bros. H. n.
Little, o. A. Kjos, j. r. Bray, DR..
! c. c. Phillips, Myers 4 Neyland. E.
L. Russell, G. W. Thompson, George
Goldman, g. n. storer, Leslie
Squire. George Lake. ]. G. Jansan.
DR.. J. B. Norris and Harry Madg-
, wick.
Boise creditors are: A. B. Kohny,
Capital News company, Shaw Lumber
| company. Boise Furniture company,
( p. A. Regain company, Ney Galbraith
I Drug company, Tempe DRY Goods
company. Joe Kinney, Idaho Meal
J market. johnson & Cage, Falk, Bloch
4 Co., Well & Co, A. d. Simons,
] Capital State bank, c. L. Joy Co.,
: W. B. Whitehead. A. c. Thompson
Z 4 Co
! Other creditors are: W. A. HIATT
] and Robert Miller, Of Rathdrumi
E King 4 Monaghan and J. ". Wiggett,
Of Occur d'Alene; S. D. Taylor. d
: Boomers Ferry: First National banl
5 Of Moscow; F. u. Barrows, Of Walls
/ Walla; Charles Stensel, Of Greer
9 Sampson Snyder, Of Pierce City
j. Charles O'Neil, Of Wallace and A. L
d McKenna, OF Grangeville.
L In addition to the $500 accoun
j. against Senator Dubois. Mr.. Nc
a Farland gives as assets an account o
ss6 against Edwin McBee Of Rath
e drum. a half interest in a horse and
4 buggy and other accounts Of IN
% known amounts resulting from q dis
% solution Of the partnership Of Nc
Ne Farland 4 Mcfarland.
3 Mr. Mcfarland was elected az
Re torney general in 1898 and serve
At for two years during Governor Stun
enberg's administration. He va
u then democrat. but has since chang
Is ed politics and is now a republican
y, He formerly lived at Rathdrum an
$. Occur d'Alsne, but for i've zeal
in has lived here.
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ouR BUSINESS MIN
u. ~. Williams Make. the shoe nu.Iness
asPectalty.

u. u. Williams Make the shue business
speciality.
Occur d'Alene IL n town Of $500
people aud has future that is most
promising. Its prosperity and
modernizstion is duo largely to the
class of resident business men who
are catering to the wants of the
public. Among these are u. IL.
Williams. the we'll known shoe man.
He carries a model stock of footwear
Ia the latest styles. He has the
faculty of disposlng Of goods that are
a little out OF date at a big discount
aud by this means keeps his stock mp
to the latest designs. In many cities
of twenty thousand people, no better
shoe stores will be round. Mr.. VIII
llams uses printers ink iudIciously
and effectively and enjoys a good
business as a result. He knows more
shoe talk aud is az good judge OF
leather as any man In the county.
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Batter Wrapper.

The new pure food aud dairy law
Of Idaho requires every package of
butter to contain the name and I'D
dress of the maker, together with the
number Of ounces aud whether cream.
cry or dairy butter. No one can sell
pound Of butter without this, unless
they violate the law and the law is to
be enforced. Protect youself and
advertise your butter by using parch
ment butter papers printed by tbs
Press Publishing Co., at 1880 pei
900.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-07-08

Edward Doyle, the blind poet of
New York, has just issued bis third
book. He is 90 years old, and has
been sightlesa 81 years,
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j. L. Robinson has an advertise
ment in this issue of the Press.
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Theatrical
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

Since the beginning of its engage
meat here Inst Monday night, the Cor
ihnc Runke Stock Company has be-
Gene The most popular. of all the rcrcr-
tore organizations that have hcen seen
a. The Academy. The company PIT on
lis second bill, "rhc Slave Girl: last
night, playing 10 n large audience.
nc na.' is not one over which a
southern audience is likely to cnthuse,
hll 1t was produced in good shape lie
work OF Miss Kathleen Barry, in a
thankless role, being especially good
rho 3reton- Rrlnkcl Trio and Gray
and Graham. the musical team. repeat
cd their speclalties. The spccialties
arc the best features of the show and
arc alone worth the admission.
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But A SMALL AFFAIR
BattIesh1ps VIII Not Participate 10
June War Game.
ATTACK ON FORTRESS MONROE

Only Coast Defense and Training
Squadron Vessels VIII Take Part
Dock Trial of the Charleston Ends
Naval Notes.
If the present plan of the navy dc
partment is carried out the mimic war
which will take place In Hampton
Roads and Chesapeake Day Ifext month
VIII not be upon such Il large scale as
was first anticipated, as only few
ships, most of them monitors, cruisers
and torpedo boats, of the United States
navy will comprise the fleet which will
make an attack upon Fortress Monroe
This plan WIS generally made known
when Rear Admiral Evans, commander
OF the first division Of The haitlcslip
squadron, which arrived here Sunday
from Pensacoia, Fla, made his official
report to the department at Washing
ton IL was thought at first that the
ships OF the battlcship squadron would
participate in the manccuvcrs, bit
Fighting Bob recommends in his re-
port that Che ships be sent to the Nor
iolk, New York League Island anil
Boston navy yards for repairs and over
hauling on or before June s, which is
several days before The mimic war
commences
Allof the great battlcships which arc
now anchored in Hampton Roads will
at Tint Time I've laid up FOR oyerhauIing.
Already the Iowa has gone TO the Nor
folk navy yard and the Illinois to the
Boston navy yart for repaircs The
Alabama and Massachusetts, attached
to the battleship squadron, have also
gone To the navy yards for repairs.
The Kcarsargc, Kentucky. Maine and
Missouri, now IN Hampton Roatls, viii
spend about three weeks nj the South
crn drill ground near Cape Henry and.
about the first of Juno they will be
sent to the navy yards for repairs
The coast defense and training
squadrons composed OF monitors and
cruisers, with the battleship Texas; as
flagship of the former ilcet, will make
the attack on the fort during the war
game.
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Calender For This Day.
Observation-Disclosures

MIR. Walter Wimhrow. of Maryland.
anu Miss Katie 3. burlington. of
Oriana, were married at the home of a
MI Phaup at Oriana yesterday after
noon, by Rev. Milo Atkinson, pastor Of
inc Thirlieth street Christian church
mere he marriage was a very quiet
ono and was Witnessed by the members
oi The brides immediate family.
immediately after the ceremony the
Young couplc left for Old Point, where
they took the bnat for Baltimore. They
VIII spend their honeymoon in the
monumental City andlater they will go
10 the .groom's homo in Maryland,
where they will reside.
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Marine Notes

A g.
iFhe American steamship Julia Luck.
enhacl.. which arrived yesterday from
Pensacola Fla. will lead cargo Of
coal here and return to that port. TIE
vessel recently sailed from this port
With 4 cargo Of coal, WHICH was COR
signed To the North Atlantic fleet at
Pensacola. Tho next cargo will be
takcnto the Caribbean feet Si5'
The Swedish steamship Dalarne,
Wick arrived here Wednesday, from
Mobile. has gone to the shipyard fo'
repairs. The tubes in the boilers of
the vessel logan leaking on the way zip
The caast and her master deemed 1t adj.
yisallp tc repair here before proceed
ilg abroad. When the Work Is COM
plcleds tie Dalalhe will load, bunker
c,al and sail For Siintlcrland Eng.
No coastwisc coal trading schooners
arrived at this port yesterday Two
baiges came intokp pert for conl during
tho day. I've schooncrg sailed yes.
stH'iay afternoon and bsevereIl coal
laden i,arges are ready, TO put to sea.
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DOCK TRIAL ENDS TO-DAY.
Cruiser Charleston Makes Good Show.
mo in First Test, ll

Cruiser Charleston Makes Good Show.
ing in First Test.
The dock trial of the protected
cruiser Charleston, which has hecn in
progress al. the shlpyard for the pas.
three days will be brought to II close
this afternoon.
During lie test. which is the first
The cruiser has ever given. The two
great engines which control the pro
prllcrs have been run 1T a speed vary.
ing from III to about 80 revoluticnY
?er minute. Every part of the mcchan
ism Of Tic engines has hecn thorough
~ te?tcd since tho trial BEGAN ans,
every thing has proven satisfactory
Tile week Of the engines on the trial
has been very gratifying to the Off.
c'als In charge of the test anh it is
tho"sht that the cruiser will make an
excellent showing on her tmcial speed
test.
K The engines will be run througlous
today, kcsilEing carly this morning.
Fiery part of them will he put to
another risid test and The dypamo:;.
water pumps. etc. will also he tested
today.
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IMMORTALITY;
DRUNKENNESS.
Emperor William Attributes Russian
Failure at Musden to These
Twin Vices
ny Associated Presa.l

+ s Z & j. t
iss EIuflN, Miy 11.-Emperor VII
lam, addressing tho higher officers af,
torn review Of troops at Strassburg
today said, according to the StrasshlirS
.B:s.ulscr lsitung. whose statements
rsay be taken with some reserve;
.rlr russian army which fough:
at Mnkden he'd become eneIvated by
immortality and drunkenness. Only In
t1l,lissway can its defeat at Mukden be
explained, as. Russia has shown weak
ness ia lie presence e. the. yellow dan
':Sctss slrcNh,stanccs might arise which
You'll Epl;re upon Germany the Task
Inf sopppslpg this danser omecrs and
me. E,eil /. t1ust .spend thoii time well So
Trey a!ia)l not fall In immortality anu
intemlserance
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Illinois at Boston.

The first cln.s batllcship Illinois.
which was recently employed in the
test of coaliiis q warship at sea from,
q navy collier, has sailed from Hamp.
ton ltcads for Boston. Mass. where
she will be locked in the navy yar.l
&c have her hull cleaned and painted
The vessel will he overhauled whilc
az tie yard nrior to the spring ma
'n noe Of the fleet TO which she is
attacked.
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Trustees ';ts;' Preparing, for Ending.
OF Present Ttrnl.
VACATION NJ DAYS AoRR0Ac HING.
High School Commencement Takes
Place One Month From Today
spperintendent's Report - Balance
of5Five Thousand Dollars to Boards.
Credit.

According To decision Of the schoo!
BOARD last night the public schools;
vi this city will practically close for
the present session ON Friday June y.
as there will bic no attendance of
pupils after that date. The last
school month ends on June IL and the
three days will be utilized by the
principals and teachers, in preparing
Tor the summer vacation. making out
lists, reports, etc.
Fhe commencement exercises of the
High school will take place during the
week commencing Thursday. June s,
anu the following will he. the order of
the closing exercises.
Open meeting of the High School
Literary Society, Thursday June s,
Slo,clock p. IN. The meeting will be
held in the assembly hall OF the High
school. a long literary and musical
program will be delivered; va chosen
number of the members.
GLASS Day" exercises of the gradu-
atlng class will take place Friday.
June ,, at D. H., in the assembly hall
OF tho High school. The exercises
VIII be conducted exclusively by the
members of the senior class.
baccalaureate sermon to graduating
class by Rev. w B. Beauchamp. at
the Trinity NJ. e. church, Sunday, June
II. II 81. IN.
Commencement exercises of the
High school will be he'll in the Acld-
emy OF Music, June ~ at 8 y. III. Hon.
"A. G. BraXton. uf Staunton, Va, will
deliver the annual address to the grad
nating class. The speaker who will
award the diplomas and certificates OF
proficiency to the members of the
senior class has not yet heen chosen,
nor has the pastor who will deliver the
opening prayer been invited All this
Will be done by committee of the
board within Il few days. Smidt'b or
chestra will render music at the
Academy on the final night
fhc closing exercises of the coorcd
schools will be held the night follow
ing the High school exercises.
The trustees met In regular session
In the assembly hall of the High
school last night mt S o'clock with the
following members present: Cooper,
chairman; Barrett, Graft, Garrett, Eiar-
rison, Puckctt. Wilkinson, Eolms and
Phillips.
When tho renorts Of The commit
tees was called for the finance com
mittcc submitted the following rcport
Balance on hand April Is, $5,47l 50.
Expended from April IL to May 10.
$4,000. Lcyies collected from all
sources, S6n5.5S. Balance on hand 10
date, S5,504.3S.
superintendent Of schools J. S.
Jones submitted the following report
of the pupils on roll in the public
schools and the daily attendance at
each school during the past school
month:
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for,'tsn days loading and she cleared
yesterday for Lordon. The gcsselgwill
very probably sail today.
The OF her two freighters. aie the AL.
!, rorR anJ Lllgnno and 'enci, arc taking
large 3rargoep. The Allnora cleared
yesterday Fer Glasgow Via liverpool
and will sail today with her cargo
watch includes 9i7 head of cattle. Tho
I.ngono IS still loading cargo ON the
north side Of Chesapeake and Ohio
nier No 5 bu. she will probably &c.
away the latter part, OF this week All
.fcur IF the slips will take several
thousand barrels of -four and ollicr
cereal exports.
The general export trade of this nort
has rapidly Increased of late and Ship
PIN; men are of The opinion that IT, will
increase even mere this summer.
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Repairing the iowa.


The lnited States battlcsiiip Iowa
which arrived in Hampton Roads las,
Sunday from Pensacola fla, has gonn
% The Norfolk navy yard. where she
IS llndorGeing her reeiiar 81, Ing
oycr'laalins- Yesterday the S.inch gun
Which was damaged during The large.
practice of Pensacola rcccGtly, was
hcistcti from the ship by the big'dor.
r'ci' ;,t The nayy yard, A new gun Will
be pgtton tile Iowa in placccr The lam
aged one.
y lsseXpcctcd thatst the warship will
@ at the navy yard several weeks rs
extensive repairs are to he made on
her
The United States protected cruiser
columbia has sailed for Newport. r..
!. where she will tni,e on a draft OF
apprentices from the naval training
stat ltl Ion for tho regular spring cruise.
Tha Twill Paao tho Flshina Season.
II Will be several !. months before
MI. Cleveland has to conspino any. Of
Ills aluabies time I'm declining invita-,
lions to address woman'se clubs. ~
Chicago News. 81 81
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CAPT. GRAHAM S
GRATITUDE
Suffered from Sores on Face and
Back Doctors Took His Money
But Did No Good Skin Nov
Looks Clear as a Baby's.
ANOTHER CURE BY
CUTlCURA REMEDIES

Captain w. S. Graham, 1371 Eoff
ST., Wheeling, WA, writing juno ID,
'o4, says: 81 am SO grateful want TO
thank God that friend recommended
Cuticura Soap aud Ointment to nc.
suffered for n long time with sores on
my face and back. Some doctors said
] had blood poison, and others that I
had BARRIERS itch. None of them did
me any good, but they all took my
money. My friends tell me my skin
now looks as clear as baby's, and I
tell them all that Cuticura Soap and
Ointment did it."
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BLUE AND THE GRAY.
To Form Fratsrnal Organization of
Veterans of Both Armies.
(By Associated Pres.,)


WASHINGTON. D. c., May III
Veterans Of the Union and Confeder.
ate forces gathered. here today for a
two days social and non-political rally.
The iaceting is intended to be pro.
iinlinary &c permanent fralcrnal pr,
sanizafion, national in character. of
the blue and The gray and with the,
idea of holding III Washington in 1906
q grane reunion and review. II Ii
not The lurliose Of The new orgeniza,
lti?r e I!,lsrfere In any way with any
association o veteran soldiers.
Among the speakers were Admiral
Shelley, District Commissioner McFar-
;laad anI Rev. f. Henry Byron. &
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sollcrmakers, Excursion.

me Boilermakcrs' and Iron Ship
builders Union, Of this city, will have
an -cXc'lrsinn TO Pine Beach tomorrow
~ tcrncon and night. This will he the
iirst excursion to the popular resoi t
!, ms us season AMI it is expected that n
large numbcrSf people VIII "a, on tho
excursion. Special, tickets hayo boon
issued Ivy The Unipn am! will he uscJ
by the people who visit Tho beach from
this city during Inc day and night.
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Joined oouat,rcn.

The hattieships Kcafsarse ana lLer.
tnfS"' which have hoen a: his pore
s'ate last Alunday leading bunker ccai
wcishca anchors ycaterday morning
and 'iroprcd down to Hampton
Roads. where they inlnci the remain
der OF the first division Of the battle
ship squadron of the North Atlantic
fleet
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STILL ANOTHER CURE
Neck Covered With Sores, Hair
Fell Out, Wild With itching

Mr.. II. ]. Spalding of Io4 w. roth
ST., New York City, says: !" For two
years my neck was covered with sores,
the disease spreading to my hair,
which fell out, leaving an unsightly
bald spot, and the soreness, infam-
nation, and mcrcilcss itching made
me wild. After few applications of
Cuticura the torment subsidized, the
sores disappeared, and my hair grew
thick and healthy as cvcr.'
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BIG ssTEAMERs LOADING.
Four VII! Sail This Week With Gen.

cTaI Cargoss
There are focl big ocean going
{fleiel,t steamships ut this port loading
large GARAGES of miscellaneous eX-3
norris for; ports in Europe. Two Of tho
Sims. the Ppwhatan and Shenandoah,
belong 70 nc, Ghesanealie end Ohio
fleet. Tic Shenandoah, came into port
Yesterday from Liverpool with a CAR
aosyoof. general exports, which she will
discharge and then load an export
cargo. The PcBhatan has been here