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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-03-01

There qcdS that Joe, and nobody else,
stuck up In a little boz outside q tent"
to see the Spotted Wild Boy!" Yes, it
was Joe Louden! Think you Mr.. Arp
could forget that face, those crooked
eyebrows? Had Eskew tested the rec
ognition7 Had he spoken with the
outcast? Had he not! Aye, but with
such peculiar result that the battle of
words among the sages began with
true onset of the regulars, for, accord
ing to Eskew's narrative, when he had
delivered grimly at the boy this charge,
II know you-you're Joe Louden" the
extraordinary reply had been made
promptly and without change of coun-
tenance, Positively no free seats"
What's the matter with your" Mr..
Arp whiried upon Uncle Joe Davey,
who was enjoying himself by repeating
at intervals the unreasonable words,
Couldn't Of ben Joe," without any
explanation. "Why couldn't it?' shout
ed Eskew. "It was! Do you think my
eyes are as fur gone as yours? l saw
him, tell you. What's more, that boy
Joe II turn up here again some day.
You'll see if he don't. He's a seed Of
trouble and iniquity, and anything of
that kind is sure to come back to Ca
naanr
Mr.. Arp stuck to his prediction for
several months. Then he began to
waver and evade By the end of the
second year following It's first utter
ance he had formed the habit Of deny
ing that he had ever made it at all and,
finally having come to believe with all
his heart that the prophecy had been
deliberately foisted upon him and put
IN his mouth by Squire Buckalew, be-
came so sore upon the subject that
even the hardest dared not refer to it
IN his presence.
Eskew's story Of the ticket seller was
the only news Of Joe Louden that came
70 Canaan during seven years. Anoth-
er citizen of the town encountered the
wanderer, however, but under circum-
stances so susceptible to misconception
lnat ID moment Of illumination he de-
claed to let the matter rest in a Golden
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WEST PULLMAN

Mrs. Hughes OF Peoria street has
quite recovered from her recent attack
of pneumonia.
Mr.. Spoentgen Of Wisconsin is MAX
ing short visit at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Hess in Yale avenue
Mrs. Stacker OF Yale avenue had for
a visitor last week, Mrs. Hooker Of
Waverly, Iowa.
The West Pullman Woman's club
viii visit Hull House Saturday ana will
be chaperoned BY Mrs r. A. Coopemah.
Mrs. Leney Of Stewart avenue en-
tertained the ladies OF the Home Mis-
stonary society at the NJ. E. church
FAST Tuesday afternoon.
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SOUTH DEERING

Miss Ella Heelan IS visiting this week
IN Chicago.
Little Martin Maloney is reported to
be on the sick list
Arthur Munson entertained his broth
er from Chicago Thursday.
A. Stock IS suffering from a severe
cold for the past few days
Little Harry Pegg. who has been
very III, IS slowly recovering.
Mrs. A. Harris and sister Of South
chicago WE'RE South Deering visitors
One OF the children Of Mr.. and Mrs
OKeefe Of 10S40 calhoun avenue is
reported i'll with diphtheria. This is
the first contagious case Of sickness
here this winter
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CHAPTER VII

THE passing Of Joseph from
Canaan was complete. 1t was
an evanishment for which there
"A was neither sackcloth nor sur
prise, and, though there came no news
Of him. 1t cannot be said that Canaan
did not hear of him, for surely it
could hear itself talk. The death of
Jonas Tabor and young Louden's crime
and fight melted high dolngs in the
National House windows. Many days
the sages fingered with the broken
meats Of morsels left over from the
banquet Of gossip.
Very little of Joseph's adventures
and occupations during the time of his
wandering is revealed to us; he always
had an unwilling memory for pain and
was not afterward wont to speak of
those years which cut the hard lines
in his face. The first account of him
to reach Canaan came as directly to
the windows Of the National House as
Mr.. Arp, fastening thither from the
station, satchel IN hand, could bring 1t.
This was on q September morning
two years after the flight, and Eskew,
1t appears, had been to the state fair
and had beheld many things strangely
affirming his constant testimony that
this unhappy world increaseth IN sin;
strangest of all, his meeting with our
vagrant scalawag Of Canaan. mot a
blame bit Of doubt about It," declared
Eskew to the incredulous conclave.
"There was that Joe, and nobody else,
stuck up in little box outside a tent
at the fair grounds and sellin' tickets
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PULLMAN NEWS

Master Hastings of Morse avenue is
Improving rapidly.
Mrs. Override visited Mrs. Engle
Thursday afternoon.
Miss Naoma Miller visited friends In
Pullman Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Dyrensky will go to
housekeeping next week
Schnlders & Ising have a very fine
display Of Easter bonnets.
Miss Florence Carroll viii entertain
number of friends Sunday evening.
The little daughter of Mr. and Mrs
Dertz OF Morse avenue died early this
morning.
The graduating class Of Holy Rosary
school gave a "Longfellow program"
this afternoon.
Mr.. Blackto of Fulton street fell with
a ladder which slipped and broke his
shoulder blade. He win be laid UP for
about two weeks.
Mr.. Doemling. foreman Of the Pull
man cabinet department returned TODAY
from Jerseytown, n. J., where he trans
acted business for the Pullman com
pany.
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Mrs. J. NJ. Conrick was shopping in
Chicago. Thursday.
Mrs. Frank Barney Of Hobart, visited
with her mother. Mrs Loux, Thursday.
Mrs. D. NJ. Van Loon of Hobart. Wis
tied with Mrs. L. K. Johnston, Thurs
day.
The block tower on the Pennsylvania
line one miles east OF Wheeler, IL
completed with the exception Of putting
up the electric signals.
Court Wheeler No. 20, 1 o. f. az a
Initiated two new members at its meet
Ing last night, Edward Sauter and
Henry }. Scott and received four petit
ticns.
Arthur Barney, day block operator
on the Pennsylvania line, is taking a
short vacation, his place is filled bv
Lee Cole, the regular night man. whose
place IS being filled By Nff. Campbell
Of Plymouth, IND
The Pennsylvania Railway company
are hauling fertilizer onto their ground
adjoining their Wheeler depot in pre-
paration fer laying out flower beds and
otherwise identifying their depot
grounds.
Den L. Richmond met with painful
though not serious accident Wednes
day. He caught the middle finger Of
his right hand in the chain guard Of
the sawdust belt at the saw mill crush
ing the finger and pulling the nail
completely or
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BURNSIDE NEWS

Mss Anita Van Dausen and brother
Earl. visited with old friends here yes
terday.
Mrs. McGovern OF Woodlawn, visited
with friends in the park, Wednesday
afternoon.
The Literary society OF the Ambrose
E. Burnside school will meet this after
noon in their assembly hall
Mrs. Dillon entertained the Ladies
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By BOOTH HARRINGTON

you've been story reading, Ariel, IKE
Eugene. Secretary"
please, Joe"
where's my tin dinner pail?" He
found it himself upon the table where
he had set it down. I'm going to
earn a dishonest living" he went on.
I have an engagement to take
freight at water tank that's a friend
of mine half mile south of the yards.
Thank God, I'm going to get away
from Canaan
wait, Joee' She caught at his
sleeve. 81 want you to-
he disappeared in a white whirl-
wind.
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STONY ISLAND NEWS


Mrs. c. Sheehan is on the sick list.
Mrs. D. Begeley visited her mother.
Mrs. A. Hogan, Thursday.
Mrs. J. D. Green made a shopping
tour down town Thursday.
J. Clark Of Grand Crossing called on
Mary Deegan Wednesday evening.
Mrs A. Deegan and Mrs NJ. Leahey
visited friends IN Pullman THURSDAY.
Mrs. Leahey and her daughter Ma
ME, visited Mrs. McMullen Wednesday
evening.
Mrs. p Murphy attended the For
esters meeting in Burnside Wednesday
evening.
Frank Cullerston OF Pullman has
taken a position as clerk in the Nickel
Plate office at Stony island.
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KENSINGTON NEWS

Mrs. Ames has moved to 1920 State
street
Mrs. Smart Of 18th street is report
ed on the sick list.
Mrs spraage IS visiting her sister-in-
law. Mrs. Clarke Of 117th place
Mrs. Sullivan OF 115th street is en-
PERTAINING Mrs. Patton this week.
Mrs. Johnson Of AS 18th street WIS.,
tied Mrs. Travis Of West Pullman
Mrs Lauritzeh Of 2616 10th street
is reported very sick with bronchitis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholson Of 1874 La
fayette avenue have moved to 14s 10Th
street.
Mr.. and Mrs Young and daughter,
Eva, visited Mr.. and Mrs. Tardin yes
terday.
Mrs. Carey Of nth and State streets
spent Tuesday evening with Mrs. Re-
bedeau.
Miss Anna DeWyer Of West Pull
man spent Wednesday evening in Ken
sington.
Mrs. Burmeister of 1924 Lafayette
avenue visited relatives in Blue island
Tuesday
Mrs. shumacter of 117th and Lasal1e
street. visited relatives in Homewood
Wednesday.
Mrs. Miller Of the city. spent Thurs
day with Mrs. Jenkinson of 1884 La
fayette avenue.
Miss Clara Lenden of Kensfngton
avenue spent Wednesday afternoon in
Grand Crossing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cast1ine of 118th and
Dearborn streets have moved to 18th
and State streets.
Mrs. Borden entertained a number OF
her friends Thursday afternoon All
that were present reported a delight
full time.
Mrs. Valade of Roseland entertained
a number Of her friends; among those
that were present was Mrs. e. Girard,
Of Princeton avenue
James Derrio Of 117th street and
Michigan avenue. who for three years
has been a conductor on the Calumet
electric line. was taken to North Chi
cago hospital about a week ago where
he was operated on. The operation
took place q week ago Wednesday and
it is reported that he IS getting along
nicely. and 1t is expected he will re-
turn to his home in about three weeks. |
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CLARK STATION

Mrs. stultz is on the sick list
Mrs Nick of Toleston was the guest
OF Mrs. A. Luck Wednesday.
II. J. Adams OF Clark was in Chicago
on business Wednesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Arnd Of South Chicago
We're the guests Of the Benin family
Wednesday.
Rev. Rump Of To1eston delivered a
sermon here Wednesday night The
services We're we'll attended
The Pennsylvania railroad had a
gang Of men repairing the boiler at the
pump house here Wednesday.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-03-01

N. Z. Franklin will move the head
quarter Offices of the Wallace show to
this place.
Mayor ". II. Williams is sick with
the grip.
John McNay was In Chicago on bust
ness yesterday.
Henry sayles was here on business
last night.
Mrs. T. J. Houlehan OF Charlottesville,
is visiting here with her sister Mrs.
II. L. Davis.
S. W. Dolscn was in Chicago on bust
ness Thursday.
Rev ]. H. Q. Smith left for Okla
homa City this morning.
Clarence Dillingham; is moving to
Koutz.
A surprise party was given Walter
Smith last night, today being his birth
day. He was presented with ring
by his guests.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-03-01

The township assessors began work
today.
D. B. Craft of Eagle Creek township
was a Crown Point visitor yesterday.
Auditor Johnson is now ready to re-
ceive mortgage exemption certificates.
n. L Smith has returned home from
his visit to Howell, Mich.
Mr.. and Mrs. w L. Altman returnd
yesterday from q trip to Kankakee, III.
The county commissioners will meet
IN regular session next Monday.
Otis Cleveland and wife are visit
ing friends few days at Shelby.
Sidney Ainsworth has moved back
from Hammond and taken up his Old
Job in Bakers livery.
Mrs. John Reiser and children are
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Joseph Fri
enbach, in Muncie, Ind.
superintendent Aug. Neunfeldt re-
ports that the Lake county poor asyl-
um now has fifty three inmates.
The jury for the February term of
circuit court was discharged yesterday
for the term.
George Y. sherman has purchased
the entire insurance business of An
man Bros. & Dinwiddie, the abstracters
Carpenters have begun the work of
remodeling the shop built in Court
street by S. b. Coneway last fall into
d dwelling house.
The revival services at the Presby-
terrain church are under way and good
crowds are in nightly attendance to
hear Evangelist Hill.
Henry w Wise, who resigned his
position as rural mail carrier Feb. Is,
contemplates a trip about March 5, and
If he finds a suitable location, may de-
eide to stay.
The death of ePter Berry. an aged
inmate Of the county asylum, occurred
yesterday Of dropsy. He was sent to
the institution from Cedar Creek and
was Sc years old.
The demand for dwelling places in
Crown Point is far greater than the
supply at present and It Is probable
number Of new houses for rent will be
built the coming summer.
Wellington A. Clark, who Is honorary
vice president Of the society of the
Sons Of American Revolution, is one
Of the few citizens of Lake county
whose near ancestors were members of
the Continental army His father,
Benjamin Clark, was an eye witness OF
the battle of Bunker Hill.
County Clerk Wheeler issued a total
of los marriage licenses during the
month Of February. Of these seventy
three were first marriages for both par
ties, twelve We're couples one Of whom
had been married before, but the mar
riage tie had been severed by death, |
and twenty three were to couples one
Of whom had been married before and
had the bonds Of matrimony severed
by divorce. OF these twenty-three
couples. three of the grooms and seven
of the brides had been divorced from
their former partners less than a
month. Fully two thirds of those who
applied for licenses gave their resi-
dence as Chicasr 90 III
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-03-01

Aid society at her home on Eighty
ninth place yesterday afternoon.
Samuel Carline of Ninety third street
was hit by train while at work in
the steel mills. His condition is seri-
GUS
Mrs NJ Mogan of 1777 Ninety-sec-
ond place entertained Mrs. ODonnen
and little daughter. Marie, Of Wood
lawn yesterday.
Miss Elizabeth Madden of 1906
Evans avenue, will &C to Colorado next
Tuesday for her health She expects
to remain there a few months.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-03-01

silence. This was Mr. Bantry, and the
cause of his silence was the fact that
his meeting with Joe occurred in the
Straw Cellar" tough New York re-
sort, in which neither of them should
have been.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-03-01
Eiow 70 < Ven.

Stop worrying Stop hurrying.
Cleanse the body and mind Of all i'm
purities Eat to live. instead OF living
to eat. Take plenty Of exercise in
the open air. Breathe deeply. Love
your neighbor. And call upon a doc
tor for aid if you must.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-03-01

Fire broke out on the roof of the
power house in the Western Steel Car
and Foundry eompany's plant yester-
day afternoon, causing some little ex-
element here. The conhagration was
caused by the overwhelming Of one of
the smoke stacks in the power house
which in turn ignited the roof. The
damage to the building, however was
very small
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-03-01
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Andrew L. Undeim, Chicago. .....41
Kathryn NJ. Pearson, Chicago. ....36
Clarence E. Quiron, Boone Grove. 81
Uronia NJ. vanSeiver. Crown Point. 81
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-03-01

If you want to reach the Intelligent
readers of Lake county the easiest way
Is through the columns of THE LAKE
COUNTY TIMES
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-03-01

Mrs. Frank Dykstra was a visitor in
Grand Crossing yesterday afternoon.
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William Schroeder returned to his
home here Tuesday after an absence
OF several months during which time
he has been employed by the Marion
Mallable Iron company at Marion. Ind
He reports an epidemic OF typhoid fe-
yer as raging in that part of the coun-
try.
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Pay
County Taxes

Lake County Savings G Trust Co.,
90 State st.
Open evenings except Thursday.
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Miss Minnie Patton spent yesterday
with friends in South Chicago at
which place she attended dance and
banquet in the evening.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-03-01

J. w. Weinland was a business Wis.
itor in Chicago yesterday afternoon.
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Mrs. Johnson Of 14s 18th street vis-
tied Mrs Travis Of West Pullman.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-03-01

Mrs. Sullivan OF 115th street IS en-
PERTAINING Mrs. Patton this week.
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Mrs. Lauritzeh Of 2616 10th street
is reported very sick with bronchitis.
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Mrs. spraage IS visiting her sister-in-
law. Mrs. Clarke Of 117th place.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-03-01

Mrs. Ames has moved to 1920 State
street
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Mrs. Smart Of 18th street is report
ed on the sick list
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BURNHAM NEWS

Mrs. Albert Clark was in Hammond
shopping yesterday
Mrs. S. r. Morepoe entertained Mrs.
Trina Johnson of Hegewisch.
Mrs. F. W. Feak is in Burnnam this
morning calling on Mrs Arthur rice.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-03-01

Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholson Of 1874 La
fayette avenue have moved to 148 10th
street.
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Mrs. Valade of Roseland entertained
a number Of her friends; among those
that were present was Mrs. E. Girard
of Princeton avenue
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GET a BANK FROM THE
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Sometimes when you feel like
spending money foollshly. just say:
TO your wife or husband or some one:
TN forego this pleasure and win put
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You Will be surprised TO see how
soon You can build mp n good bank
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Norfolk TO buy two dollars worth OF
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turn homo and put soc in bank for
boat fare; zoe In many Instances for
lunch: 30c for time lost and zoe for
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to be bought. as in most cases they
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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-29
--LATEST PRODUCT OF
/ SH|pYARD A SUCCESS
New Lumber Steamship George ".
FaRW|sk Makes Excellent Show.
Ing on Trial TrIp.
ALL REQUIREMENTS EXCEEDED
Vessel is Designed for Service on the
Pacific coaot, and She viii be Ready
for start foc 'FrIaoo on January 90
Captain Jameo Lord in Command.

On four hours endurance RUN in
Hampton Roads and the lower Chesa-
peake bay yesterday, the new steel
lumber carrying steamship George w.
Fenwick. built at the plant of the
Newport News Shiptmllding and Dry
Dock Company for the Hammond Lum-
Der Company, of San Francisco. Cal.
exceeded her contract requirements in
every particular and aquitted herself
IN manner that was highly satisfac-
tory to both the representatives of the
owners and the builders. Captain
James Lord. who Is to command the
new ship and who was aboard during
the trial, is highly pleased with hls
new command and her performance
throughout the test,
Every Test Satisfactory.
Chief Engineer a. r. Jones, who will
BIO the chief engineer of the Fenwick.
and who was aboard during the run
stated last night that engines and
boilers worked very satisfactorily
throughout the trial and that the test
or the stearing gear was in every way
successful.
The Fenwick left the yard abou.
- - s>'aN'|', ~ tAAN anu 6lCuIll =
ed down to Old Point, where the com.
parses were adjusted by Captain John
Hand. of Philadelphia. That com.
pleted, the vessel was given full speed
ahead. and she ran down to Cape
Henry and back She returned to the
yard shortly after o'clock and was
tied upsat one of the wharfs there to
receive her finishing touches.
Captain w. G. Melvin, of this city,
was In command during the test and
the vessel was manned by crew of
shlpyard mechanics. Mr.. Horace
See. of New York, was aboard as the
representative OF the owners. and
General Manager Walter A. Post and
Superlntendent of Machinery James
Rowottom represented the builders.
Captain Loro.
Captain James Lord. who is to com
nand the Fenwick and take her to
San Francisco. Is n skipper of the
Old school and he Ia widely known on
18th the Atlantic and the Pacific
coarts. This will be the fourth new
steamship that he has taken out. The
first was the Yaquinia. the second the
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Vnlincia. and the third the General
Hubbard. The later vessel is a lum.
Der steamer owned by the Hammond
Company
Captain Lord Is native of Maine
and for many years he commanded the
old type sailing ships and piled to
po.ts IN all parts OF the world. In 1892
he entered the employ of the United
states and BrazilianMail Steam
snip Company and commanded vessels
OF That company for seven years. He
Joined the Columbian navy in 1899 and
remained there two years, leaving to
90 To the Pacific coast where he has
been Tor the past seven years. He
entered the employ of the Hammond
Company last April and came here
several months ago to look after the
construction OF the Fenwick.
The Fenwlch Nearly Completed.
The George w. Fenwlck will be
completed about January 20 ana will
leave here for Baltimore, where she
VIII load steel rails. From Baltimore
the vessel will go to San Francisco.
she viii ply IN the lumber trade on
The Pacific coast. probably between
Eureka and Panama
The Fenwlck is 2S3 feet long, AZ feet
broad and 81 feet deep. Her carrying
capacity of dead weight cafgoes IL
300 tons. and she will carry about
2,225,000 feet of lumber.
The steamer is an oil burner. but
on the trip to San Francisco she will
use coal for fuel. Coal was used on
the test yesterday. On arriving at
her destination only a few hours work
@ill be necessary TO prepare her for
oil burning. Her engines are OF the
triple-expanson type, with cylinders
~. II and SO inches in diameter. with
a 4O.inch stroke of piston. She has
two boilers OF tho Scotch tyne. which
are tested to stand working pressure
OF l60 pounds Of steam per square
inch.
Engines located Aft.
All OF the machinery and l1ilars arc
located aft, giving free cargo space
Tor the carrying of lumber of great
length without any break In stowage.
she has eight steam hosting winches.
Wnlch operate the loading booms on
three masts over two matches, each 80
feet by "a feet.
inc bridge and officers quarters are
amidship5. The quarters are very
commodious have electric lights.
.'eam heat and are exceedingly COM
Portable There are also dining
saloons pantries and baths. The
crews quarters are forward and are
iar superior to the quarters on many
OF the transatlantic liners.
the officers of the Fenwlck are:
Alfred Howard. first officer; G. RI.
Mclaughlin, second officer: Chester
Barr, third officer; A. t. Jones, chief
ensineer and George Nidley, steward.
Besides the officers the vessel will
carry 4 crew of 80 men.