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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-04
FRANCHISE GRANTED

The franchise Of Pred T. Sander
was granted last night b. the new
city council, AFTER u had been re
commended by tho city attorney
This franchise grants the Seattle
Everett iutsrurbRn the right 10
buiid their road to tho Natsrfrun,
from where they are now. on Ftrs'
avenue. This II for the purpose Of
bringing logs from the other end Of
the road. who're they are building.
10 the mills.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-04

The Guarantee Clothing Company has had a turbu-
lent time First II going 10 quit. then II decided
stay then the building proved 70 be unsatisfactory
and the headquarters m New York got Disguised with
the way business going.
The far from the seat Of government
and the Company discovered they in fair way
lose money aud they decided 10 quit
We bought their stock. and offer Mems and
Boys Suits and Ovcfcoats. Hats and Furnishings at
prices ranging from CSC to sse the dollar.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-04
MOTHER AND SON
DIE IN 4 HEEh

Mrs. Melissa Porter died AZ Rem
ton late Monday night at the age OF
SO She bad been ~ for some time.
Ralph Porter. her son. dropped dead
on the street recently. while on his
why 20 work Ills funeral was held
the day before his mother died
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-04

The chamber Of comerce will meet
again this afternoon. Proposed lex
islation whereby the 4 per cent diff.
foreutial for the benefit 81 Pacific
coast shlpbuIlding concerns in the
construction OF warships will BE-
considered
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-04
THEY ARE GOING
AGAIN

Something iaiuE aFain' Temor=
rev nIsht The stars ne~siea and
rarrIrrs HHr EuInE Go take IN "a show
Thoy sill d. uHdef the management
81 th- circulation department of The
gsnr svo loago be about zoo strong
HroazPtIs a. & - psaa@sfroW evening
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-04
ANNUAL REPORTS

The water department cent IN is
report % the council last night for
the year 1906 The water depart
ment has done good work during tn
past year aud received much praH
at the hands Of teh city fathers. The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-04
The Outlet CLOTHING
Ca; ;:;i;:: g.: Company GA; &c.; g.:

that crossed wires nihried the fire
Ia tho rear Of the fur store
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-03
SAYS He WAS
BUNCOED

According 20 statements made By
City Detectives WappenHeln and
Barbee. they have uuearthed q ter
rible state Of affairE al 1914 Terry
avenue. and. as result Of their In
yestiEafions. have arrested Joe De
fcau. a cook. and empl0ye ~ GeorEe
II Godfrey. a prominent Second ay-
cnue jewclcr Godfrey is said 10 bs
suspected Of q connection with The
deal which. hy gradual develop
menfs. robbed Daniel Dough erty. a
mining man lately from AiaskA.
where he has bravcd the frigid el-
mate for II years and ineidentafy
amassed considerable wealth.
4 number Of others are suspected
and the stage setting is completed
with a few ladies. who helped some
Doukherty's story Is credited 10 he
extent that a charge Of larceny and
perhaps a Fravor one Is 90 be lodged
against Doteau Accord uE 20 the
tale told by the OIL man. be ran up
against about every phase % bunoo
in the category Of that branch Of
crime. and lost about $1,000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-03
CAUGHT I'M
THE ACT
CAPT BrLL CAPTURES TIRES
coUHrGRrElrEHs At rsrts
WORK

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-03
GRAZ PLEADED
BUT WAS SOAKED

Thomas Gray alias Lynch. an c1-
convict. pleaded guilty 10 a burg
iary which be committed yesterday
ia the superior court aud this morn
ing he was sentenced hy Superior
Judge Tallmau To five years In the
penitcufiarY The man was caught
hy "a ehambermaid ia the act nt
stealing an overeoat from a room
in tho Sew oxford house
he made a plea for mcrcF In
Judge Tallmnu's court this morn
ms. and told him that he had been
out Of tho peultenuary FOR elk
years and hau been respectful Q
citizen all that time. but that he
could not resist the temptation o.
breaking into the Oxford house.
Judge Tallman would have given
the man "a lighter sentence had the
officer not informed him that the
man had several times lately been
strongly suspected OF similar
crimes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-03
NO VISITORS FOR
TEN DAYS

The officials 81 the Great North
en- Steamship company announced
thIs morning that ua Ola. would uu.
der any Circumstance. be- allowed
10 board the steamship Minnesota.
except those having business r.
transact on the vessel yesterday
people kept hafrbfainr the officers
stationed al The gate ali uay long
for permission - BOARD her
The officials state that visitors
WIll not be- permitted % view the
vessel until she has been suaIsd and
cleaned The announcement Is made
lu urtsr 90 prevent people making
the trip % smIth'l Cove UIth the
Idea Of boarding The ainnH sofa. aud
being disappointed She HIii not be
ready for visitors for tru days
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-03
SHE TOOK IN
BOARDERS

Merritt z Bohaii has flied SEN
afIoua1 divorce suit ia the superior
court against bis wife. Mrs. Bertha
Hahuii The couple have owned a
large lodging house az 40 Union
street since laff November AMI Tie
plaintiff charges thai the boarding
house business has demafail1=d his
his wife he states that since FeF=
erai Young men became roomerb In
the hause that Mrs Buhall seems
"a have had her head turned and
Instead ~ tending % her duties c.
a wife. she stands around the balls
flirting With the hoardera
Mu B0hall haf lately informed
her husband so she claims that
she does not love him any more.
aud 20 be- believes that. under the
circumstances. be O. entitled 90 q
divorce Ha has petdoncd the
court 20 issue an order restraining
his wife from diEposlug OF the Ioig-
Ing house while the suit is pending
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-03
MSPt CT0R HERE

Commander stacy Potts. q the
Uuitci satea navy, arrived from
Washington. l.. g. last night hay=
iuF been ordered here 70 Inspect the
machinery Of the battleship Sehras-
~ aud 10 see that the plans ana
specifications contracted Tor hE
Uncle sam Tor the big HsanEHtar.
are correctly carried out BY Moran
Uros. Everything IS ga excellent
shape far the visit of the inspector
down at the Moran dock and Chas.
=. Hihhs superintendent Of con-
struetiou Tor the Nebraska. says the
inspection VIII demonstrate 60 Uncle
sam the fact that the northwest
can 40 things up in fancy shape
when SC comes 90 battleshlps. COM
maudcr Potts viii probably make
his initial visit 60 the Nebraska
this afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-03
UPHELD THE MlI0R

Tho council last night sustained
Mavor Balhuger's veto of the ordi-
nance granting tn J J Ferguson a
license to conduct the Arcade dance
hall No fight was made over tho
matter. Toudcrloin solous declare
the reason is that Ferguson has re-
Gently decided that he did not want
the license. City officials declare
that the reason he does not want Il
Is that he cannot get Il. and that.
even " IL was granted over tho
mayors veto. the mayor would
make IL so unpleasant for him that
he could not conduct the place.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-03
MApg THoRoueH seARcA

: lone bandit held w and robbed
J. .. ". Carlson. of f0aS Eighth
avenue. Of a pocket knife "a silver
watch and an empty poekethook
and one lone rve-ceHt piece that
Carlson himself had overlooked Ac-
cording to Carlson. s. story the high
wayman accostcd him near the cor
uer OF Summit avenue and Denny
Way shortly after dark last night
The bandit did not forget TO bid
Mr.. Carlson good evening. as he
faded away into the shadows. after
the trick had been turned
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-03
TALES
TERSELY TOLD

MH7 EBNrHUAIL. IA aagE H
an attempt 20 reach seattle IN time
~ eat Christmas dinner With her
husband. started 10 walk from
doufs Cu#tu tu Robe 70 catch 10
train She started oui Ia biIHdIHe
storm against the advice ~ her
friends A telephone mesHaEe va
sent ~ HIlsfrfau the usEf morning
bat Hhf had not been there. and
searching parties we're cent - find
hsT About q clock that afternoon
Hhr aaa found lu aH old HarehuH#e
almost dead She HaH revived Hud
taken to HIIYHfon - await tram
Mrs J NAkDEHEHG Of EI'raH
burg whose daughter died recently
Ia the White Shield homo I'M u.
coma has buried sixteen children
eleven 0f hrf own ana five step
children Marie. the one lHf d.
ceased ns# haf eleventh In add
ton IN her experience Hith death
hsT husband ran aWay with another
man HIfH I1msfIma ago Later be
returned ia Der and Haa forgiven
THE heavier l1aera iu the fire ~
surH iaEHma yesterday arc D. 4
Hanna DIS goods 10000. uIfh So
$50 In#uwH.. J. o EeeE rI8thlHf
= "HI covered Ly Insurance. Par
#5u building 1880. NIeEIaaG
building $1,000
The postmaster at Tofaa haH been
advised b. the paaIouar depart.
mrnt that a rural free delivery Hrrs.
Igr all soon be- established from
ths TsEua office
CAPT T 3 SMITH dropped dead
aa fha street ~ TaHama yesterday.
supposedly Of heart disease Far
nearly score ~ years Capt Smith
haH ben In the timber UHtiuee IN
Tacoma
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-03
Burr N
WHOLE FAMILY is soAsrF
ALIVE m DWELLING HOUSE
FIRE
my#HrIpp. ssvs #Assu1

ELNIHA. n y Jan Frank
y Nawcah aud Wifr and seven
children were burned t. death In a
nro which destroyed their homo
al Morris Hun. Pa. thla morning
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-03

japanese residents Of the city YES
terday celebrated en- various ways
the victory over the Russians al
Port Arthur.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-03
JURY PLAKtD EVEN

To De twice taken into the Gus
tudy ~ the authurIuas iu the same
place the mufFue ls the fate 81
d - Buxton. Who WaH yesterday
found guilty ~ criminal negligence
toward bic late wife Mfs Emma
buxton. hy fhr same roruurrH jury
nf practically 80 that failed 10 find
the Seattle Electric company guilty
81 neglect So far more apparent
case a feW hours previous lie e.
now an inmate 81 fhr county jail
and Will be examined a. to his san
IT. this morning Buxton il thought
% be- insane on religion and is pow
sfty stricken Tie insisted on NAL
ing a speech 20 the eouuerH jury
bat wa disqualified
Il H Buxton #us brought before
an insanity commission IN the au
psrior court and found 20 Be- in
sane fr AaH committed 10 the
asylum A. sfrilaHoom
The steamer Jefferson. ~ the
Alaska Steamship company HaHa faH
the north With "a large llat 81 pas
EenEefH ara fun cargo 81 ffelrht
yesterday The vessels rarreurera
consist Of n large aggregation Of
mining and commercial men Of
Southeastern Alaska Tier freight
ia eomppHeH ~ mining machinery
and supplies for the different lob.
hinE houses 81 the coast eltlcs.
BAnks-continusd.
PEOPLE HAytSoB BANK
Second avenue ard rTks street. can.
tia raid -. tipaooe = e Nsafsider.
pres 7 Qfesnicaf cashier com
nsrelAl savings and trust business.
~ you vtnt correct wsisht. ana
prompt returns deal Nth The ehica-
40 Junk Co. iNa Western. naia 81
mssaosrass Costumes
MRS John McoNAuEY Ia, IN av
Musical
Nj and Mru Douglas Ross. viaiia and
piano inatractlon. sa1e Ftfth ave. Ind
II ~ II
VERA KING LAWS. Mus R plaDo
violin Us Marion St Tel Ind
Millinery.
TRIMMED Hats and fmmss etc :,
half price M A. If Hanson. iGsi
Ger tth and Pine -
- Tsilerins School
EEfaIER Z Ladies Taiiarine Css.II..,,..-
ites Fourth ave.
Medical Specialist
FENALt eissass. OF .eysry mature
clan free. Paris New York Medical
Institute office E.Hta brock Bldg
issolt Second corner Union.
Printing .nd Binding.
ACNE The Priatsr u, sprins st.
commercial printing q all kinda
osisopsthy.
MAsmlhptoA- INF HMARN or
osTEoPArfTr-int second avenue.
phone Main s6s.. both men and tady
ostsopaths examination free
wAsrusdToN INSTITUTE OF os-
safe Deposit building III T'ifsG
oeuti.,s and surls,..
pR " W PERRY. oeuist. AurisI
80 Marion.
on FONDA NADEAU-s5 Burke bld
Physician snd Surgeon
bH w. X TURNER. q 10 Hinekiey-
Hrs- 60 ) = evenings IN Lake lea
Or Chamber. Epler blk Both phonea
Patent Attorney,
y r ADAMS DrafunE Colman bids.
Phatouraphsrs' Supplies
ANDERSON SUPPLY Co, III Cherry
ct. Seattle
Ship Builders.
MORAN BROS COMPANY. engineers
and Shtpbuilders. Dry Docks. Lum-
Der Mills Seattle.
Storage.
TRUNks delivered q cents. . days
storage .ree. piano and furniture
moving. estimates given. Union
Transfer 4 Storage Co. sQ13 First.
both phones Main Nse
mf=sfs - r.. naAf..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-03
Cove rHOrS Take
Office

IHElE NN 2, y V0-- jan 3--bfy-
ant b. Brooks was iuauEuratCd gov
eruor Of Wyoming yesterday.
HELENA. Mont. Jan Joseph
X Toole yesterday took the oath Of
office for a third tIme as governor
% Montana.
SALT LAKE. Jan. AT noon
yesterday for the first time in the
history Of Utah as a state a retir-
ing governor handed over the keys
of office TO his successor. Governor
Hcher NJ. Wells. the states first
chief executive. retired after having
served two terms. and was sue
ccedCd by John c. Cutler
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-03
Star Wani Ad Agencies.

p = Mullen. 81 BALLARD ave- 600
City haIL
Frsoeri prua Co. Cwiaa street
and Fremont avenue.
". a. Mansfield a Co. Druggist
e3rd and jackson.
Grsnam's Home Bakery. ares ia
eNenue.
c. n. LohedreH. cigar ssesa sic E
Second.
Thos. Harris. az Potteff,cs. Hsntoe.
lIttis'a nharr1aeY, 1t sss. earth
and Hanrisoa street J. =. little.
proprietor.
Caritan q Co. Druuaitt, cor ath
90, ard Pac. street, South Seattle.
p A. Moore, pestoftiee, So. Park.
University pruu store. University
Station
Newell 81 Pharmacy. toaa Hsvssil
street.
Rainier pksrraeY, Mr.. Clark, pre-
prietor. so7s z Madison.
cciurfhla brua Store. w, ), Stue
isY. proe.. Cslurahia Wash.
broadway Pharmacy. ?, Z. ttsheT.
erep-, SIS Broadway ard Janaea.
Quake Orun Co. tots ist ave.
leans Pha-r1aeY, rs ~ bread
~aNi phone. Nulna %.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-03

tTAfUNu1AkI Aan HAIMfHT
AHutHHs fiaIrf IIraH avenue bHfWsrH
iuIHn uud University rfffFfa Private
FsfIHfH Ntrt Die HiaifFuFaHt puR
ere Palm readings e. fsHfn -
HEE MAHgAHIr TIrEiAET. erie.
ItuaH server followed HH TsrIH Wed
nrHH#t HHd FRIDAY rstHiuHH reed
iHFs HaIiF alec I.aIsr ILl sIh AsH
Phone ltd 4 lFH -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-03

LARGE level lots with water mains
ard sidewalks laid. g. and up. terms
PET month w. hafe telephone ard
electric lights iu Southeast seattle
schools stores and churches over
200 lutn sold and 30 houses built IN
months sold on pas mrnth smaller
than rent % minutes ride on wash
tnEfou street car o. Southeast Scat
tie. come today
ONE H-ruam cottage uu Crawford
street. 81 HH. 81 down SIS pcr month
one Groom plaatrred house patent
toilet and sink. 80. 50 down 81
per month.
- y MERRITT
Phone Ballard itzi. iii North Street
HALE acre in ballard Groom house
chicken house - ffuIf trees splendid
view ~ sound and city thoroughly
cleared.
MERRITT
Main 1861 o. New York Block
q
TuH sale rs owner modern i-rOum
cottage. Queen Anne I'M. fine ma
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-03

PIANO Hssaau with enc FREE IsFsHH iu
exHerieheed teacher Rcd 5fi g
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-03

Yer 9ais-reai Estate
NDg under this Heading five cents a
line each Insertion. Six words to a
Hire. Minimum charge. T. cents.
i EXTEND a NEW YEARS
GREETING
To an ms friends ard the public ~
large and wish tp call your attention
10 the fact that J am nov located tn
ROOM 310 the CDLMAN BUILDING.
and Will eudfaN1r a. offer even bet
ter bargains this year iu acre tracts
than ever before Hoping 60 receive
personal call from each one. I re-
main.
CHARLES u ADAMS
ROOM ~ COTsMAN BUILDING.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-03
Financial.

. 7" H"I0I IHTH TTI8ITTTE no "TTTT !
Hoe feEN Insertion hln words 90 a
Hoe Minimum thaFHr. D. cents
THE STAR LOAN COMPANY
Union HIeEh ~ lIfat Avenue. 10 the
recognized hama = the NafH Gamer
clerk baukk sFpsfs mashillHt ruKi.
norf 81 rHuIuFg can obtain money
q - on hfa uate without nrgUffty
Amount MuHthiF = Monthly weekly
t8RN HHuaT s. III - 90 - or g. -
y HFuhy 20 90 &c o. a
Repay 30 81 90 o. -
Npsiussa eaufldsn iatl 90 unpleasant
n4aEfirs If
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-29
Unusually Busy Along lie Water.
front This Week.
INCREASE IN EXPORT TRADE
Large Quantities of Grain, Flour and
Cattle Going Abroad From Here
Vessels Wait for serths at the
Coal Docks.

AS predicted by shipping men last
week this is one of the busiest weeks
in shipping circles at this port in
the past eighteen months. Five big
transatlantic freight liners are now
in port loading full cargoes of ex.
ports aud one freighter sailed YES
terday with a cargo for Glasgow.
The Kanawha and Allegheny, of
the Chesapeake C Ohio fleet, will get
under way today for England and
each will carry lar,N, cargoes, in
GLIDING about $1,000 barrels of flour
and $50 head of cattle each. The
steamers Bona, Worthwhile and
Nordfarer are now loading -cargocs
of grain and they, too, will sail the
latter part of the present week The
total amount of their cargoes will
aggregate 100000 bushels OF grain,
which will be one of the largest
weekly grain shipments made from
Newport News in years.
There has also been an increased
business at the coal piers during the
present week. Almost every berth
at the docks are now filled with
craft loading coal and still others
are anchored in the stream awaiting
berths.
When the total of t!.e business of
tho port for the present week is
averaged up it is expected that the
figures will show an increase of about
90 per cent. in the export business
during the week.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-29
State Committee 10 Arrange for
ANIMAL Convention.
MASS MIEIIhG OF YOUNG MEN
Will Be Held at First Presbyterian
Church Next Friday Night
Speeches by Prominent Men-New
Pastor breaches First Sermon.
It First Presbyterian

The State executive committee OF
the Christian Endeavor society will
meet at the First Presbyterian church
Friday evening at G:30 o'clock to
choose a place OF meeting for the
next annual convention of the society.
The socities Of this city have ey-
tended an invitation to the State o.
SaniZation to hold its meeting here
and it is expected that the executive
committee will accept.
After the meeting of the commit
tee there will he n mass meeting OF
members of young peoples societies
in the main auditorium of the First
Presbyterian church. The public
generally is invited to attend the
meeting, but the members of Ep-
worth Leagues and Christian En-
deavor societies, particularly, are en-
pected to be present.
An interesting program has been
arrangd for the meeting and there
will be addresses by several promin-
ent speakers.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-29
Social. Personal


Miss May Davis, of Chase City, is
the guest of Mrs. Clarence w. Robin
son on West Avenue.
Mrs. l.. b. Reynolds. who has been
very i'll with pneumonia at her home
on West avenue, is slowly recovering.
Miss Agnes Moore, of Lynchburg, is
visiting her cousins, the Misses Fern.
doa, on Thirty-third street.
Miss Leola Davis has returned from
visit to friends in Norfolk.
Mr.. a. l.. Hopkins, assistant superin-
tendent of the shipyard. is suffering
from an attack of diphtheria.
The Misses Carson and Barrlck have
returned TO their home in baltimore
after spending two weeks with Mrs.
l.. c. Branch.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-29
Arrived Yesterday.

Steamer Hispania (Ger), Perlett,
New Orlcans-C. II. Arnal.
Steamer Georgia (Ger.), Muller.
Galveston-C. Fl. Arnal.
Steamer Falco (Nor.), Anderson,
Norfolk-H. Z. Parker.
Steamer Lansing, Conner, New
York-New River Coal Gales Com
pany.
Steamer Windber, Dow Providence
Consolidated Coal Company.
Steamer Bay View. Cummings, Bos-
ton-White Oak Coal Company.
Steamer Kershaw, Bond, Balti-
morc-Merchants &c Miners Trans
rortation Company.
Steamer Princess Anne, Tapley,
New York-Old Dominion Steamship
Company.
Bargcs Badger, Boston; Bavaria,
Boston (both in tow of Bay View.
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamers Allegheny (Br.), Harm.
den, Liverpool; Kanawha OBJ, Max
well, London.
Sailed Yesterday.
Steamers Hispania (Ger.), Perlett,
Hamburg; Georgia (Ger.), Muller,
Hamburg; Lansing, Conner, Port Ar
thur; Jamestown, Hitler, New York
Hamilton Boaz, New York; Kershaw,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-29
MARINE NOTES


The British steamship Kastalia
sailed yesterday for Glasgow via Nor
lolk with a large cargo of cxports.
Inc British steamship Allegheny,
OF the Chesapeake &c Ohio feet.
cleared for Liverpool with large
cargo of miscellaneous exports ia-
Gliding 322 head of cattle.
The British steamship Kanawba
cleared yesterday for London with
cargo of exports Including 357
head OF cattle.
The German steamship Pallan7a is
due TO arrive in port this mornin,,
from Hamburg via New York with
cargo of imports. She will dis.
charge here and then load exports
for the return trip to Hamburg.
The Norwegian steamship Falco ar.
rived in Port from Norfolk yesterday
TO load full cargo of coal.
The German steamship Hispania
enroute from New Orleans for Ham
burg, loaded 400 tons of bunker coal
at this port yesterday.
The German steamship Georgia,
enroute from Galveston for Hamburg,
took 400 tons of bunker coal here
yesterday.
The Aemircan tank steamer Lans-
ing, enroute from New York for
Port Arthur, loaded bunker coal at
this port yesterday.