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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-04-18

1fns, nym voun assr Hi lssa5an
Chorus" adapted by simper): hymn.
HsqiD PsS2a p' orsan 0. yointary
"Lookl Yc. Saints. the Sight Is Glori-
GUS" tReed); hymn. Grown Him: re-
sponse: "Gioria'' (vogrich): offertory,
wsld s''a Easter ea lynn an voluntary a.
lelujnh Chorus" adapted by Simperl !:
hymn. THE Lord Is Risen Indeed"
efoop: postl,lde. organ. ,,,a,. RIA
cont. leading soprano; Misses Lottie
Slaughter and Julia Warren. Mesdames
g. NJ: smithdeal, G.. B. Clarke and $.
g. Meredith. Alto-Misses Anna Nell
ming. .Tenor-G, 8. Ebersole and John
Fl. johnson. Basso--s. j. Wingheld
Aubrey Cosby and G. B. Redfeld. Miss
Alma Cosby, organist; John II. John
Morning-Organ PRELUDE: voluntary
by choir. THE Lord Victorious g.. FL
prayer BY pastor. the Rev. G F. =.
smrh scrPtrf Is rfRas sens
az. K. Heyserl; sermon by pastor, sub
Victory Over Death. Il. n. HerberD I;
Night-Hymn Church hymnaD; Scrip
mon by pastor, subject 1.-THE Revival
Of Hope; hymn BY choir; doxolosy
Mr nho'F ey Wto M1s EMn rs Gasr
Smith. Mrs. w. Fl. oxenham: Alto. Mrs.
Russell Gentry. Mrs; Lewis & Gsntry. Miss
Tenor. Russell Gentry. C. W. Pollard.
w. Fl. Mitchell Organist. Miss Mercy
Lane. Cornetist. w. RI. Oxenham. Dr.
rector, J. L. Mitchell.
Central. Manchester ~
Si,a,snsS: selSps,sry anthem; CHRIST ~ is is
a DsKss, Tesponss -Raiss NOW yasz
joyful Praises tMacy); Gloria Patr,"
tGreatorex); offertory solo (Nliss Ell
lington); hymn No. 1853 (Nfason: SER
mon by pastor: hymn No. 15s barn.
by): organ postlude (Rubinstein).
Night--Organ prelude (Bach); volun...
tary anthem. "As It Began to Dawn"
sponse No Nya is Christ st Risen {war-
fertory. 20 Divine Redeemer" (Gou-
nod; hymn No. 157 Morley: sermon
by pastor; hymn No. 1854 (Wesley)
organ postlude CWagner).
Choir--Soprano, Mrs. j. Fay DuVal.
Miss Matte Lee Ellington. Mrs. A. N.
Edna stiles; Alto Miss Grace J. Gibbs,
Tenor. ]. r: Dashiell b; P. Walden;
Bass, z. S. Gibbs. G. " Jewett J. T.
.iewett. J. E. Redford Soprano Soloist
Miss Matte l.. Ellington: Contralto So
loist. Miss Lizzie r. stiles: Tenor So
loist Mr.. ". A. Watkins: Bass Soloist
| Mr.. ]. J. McBain: Organist, Miss Annie
$. Penlck; Director, Mr.. j. P. Dashiell
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Christian
seventh, Street.


Morning-Organ prelude; anthem,
."As It Began to Dawn" (Ninccnb;
Gloria Patri'' (Tours); hymn No. 1876;
Songs OF Praise Awoke tile Morn
,(N1ozart); Scripture Reading; prayer:
hymn. No. 1865, angels. Roll
fertory solo, Christ Hath Open
ed Paradise" (NIrs. j. Graham Da-
vidson): sermon; hymn No. 466, Morn
Ing Breaks Upon the Tomb" &c. Il. r. (;
communion. offertory anthem, with
Joyful Hearts Let Us Praise Him
5tPaolo Giorzal; offertory sentence.
"Chant'' QTarranD; doXology; organ
Night--Organ prelude; anthem. This
is the Day" Cooke: hymn No. Oily 9
Nations Round the Earth Rejoiee !.
s(German); Scripture reading; prayer;
response. Again. as Evening Shad-
ows FALL vesper (Smth): hymn NO.
sea, clark. Ten Thousand Harps," etc.
(Mason); offertory anthem, with Joy
full Hearts" (Paolo Giorza); sermon:
HYMN No. 19S "All Hail the Power of
Jesus Name" (Iolden); doXoloGy; or
gan postlude.
Choir--Nirs. i. Graham Davidson. SO
prano: Miss Elizabeth Cushman, alto;
MIR. William Hcnnlng. tenor; Mr.. Jos.
II. White, basso: assisted by Mrs. Cali
vim Cooke, soprano; Miss Della OsilVle,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-04-18

lin the evening on Death and the
Christians Hope"
The pastor, the Rev. W. E. Robertson
will preach at both services in Ran
dolph Street Baptist Church on sun
day. The morning subject will he "The
Resurrection and night. Joshua.
the Faithful" The Willing Helpers
will meet at o'clock in the after
noo'a.
In Bethlehem Evangelical lutheran
Church, the Rev. +. II. Meuschke. the
pastor. will preach in the morning on
The Resurrection Of Christ as the
the Immovable Ground of tthe Joyful
ness of Christian Faith" After tho
morning service holy communion will
be celebrated The choir will render
special Easter music. In the after,
noon at o'clock there will be spe-
cial German service and also celebra-
ton Of the Lords Supper.
Appropriate Easter services will be
held in Emanuel Church, Henrico
county, at 1915 O'clock to-morrow
morning. The Holy Communion VII,
be celebrated by the rector, the Rev.
r. 2. Osgood. The Sunday school cell
ehration of Easter will be held at 4:so
o'clock in the afternoon. The children
Will will be addressed by Mr.. Murray Nc.
The Rev. r. B. Eggleston, the pas
tor, will conduct the Easter services in
the Third Presbyterian Church to-
morrow.
At the Seventh Day Adventist Church
on North Thirty-third Street, near
Clay, the pastor the Rev. II. j. Far
man, will preach at night at 7:45
o'clock on THE Sign OF Gods crea-
tive Power"
The Bible Club of the Park Place
Methodist Episcopal Church will cole
brate the closing OF It's Easter mem
bershtp campaign with reception TO
the members on Monday at o'clock
p. NJ. in the lecture-room of the
church, There will be interesting ad
dresses, enjoyable music and refresh
ments. The enthusiastic teams have
secured large number OF new mcm-
bers which they expect will reach
100 by Monday night. All members are
pleasant evening-the first rally OF the
club.
At Christ Episcopal Church, Twenty
second and yenable Streets, the Rev.
G o. Mead, rector. the Easter day SER
vices will be as follows: z A. NJ, cell
ebration of the Holy Communion; ii
a. NJ, morning service. sermon and
Holy Communion: p. NJ, Easter cell
ebration OF the Sunday school; s p. M,
evening service and sermon, Offering
at the church services will be for cur
rent expenses that at tho Sunday
school celebration will be for missions.
| Special Easter music at all services.
/ a S
First Unitarian Church will have
Easter service Sunday at II A. NJ.
The pastor. the Rev. John L, Robinson,
will be assisted by Rev. r. w. Savage.
/
The Salvation Army program for to-
morrow Is as follows:
10 o'clock-Open-air meeting at Ore
gon Fill.
loA5 oclook-aleeting at the Second
Baptist Church (colored).
$3.50 o'clock (wcather permitting)--
| Open-air meeting at Reservoir Park,
Several well-known church workers
will speak, Gospel talks by Miss Ruby
Heath, and others. Isl
4 8 oclock-Big self-denial meeting;
special solos and music. Mr., Goddin
4 and others will speak on "Easter and
/ It's Blessings" Self-denial talks by
! Miss, Heath and the officers lnacharSe.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-04-18
Sunday Services in the City Churches

in the Easter Light and of the even
ing. "Thc Hope of Immortality
AT Broad Street Methodist Church.
the pastor, the Rev. DR.. Gilley C. Kelly
will take for his theme at the morning
hour Tomorrow, Sons of the Resur-
rection.': at the evening hour Some
Attributes of the Raised Life"
At Park Place Methodist Church
Rev. NJ. S. Colonna will preach in the
morning on "The Empty Grave" and
at S o'clock in the evening on "a Mys-
terry That Is Ever Deepening
Regular services will be held at the
Seventh Street Christian Church both
Tomorrow morning and night. AT II
o'clock the pastor, the Rev. II. D. G.
Maclachlan, will preach on practical
Aspects of Easter At s:15 P. NJ. his
subject will be Good and Bad Society,""
The Rev. G. II. McFaden will preach
in Asbury Place Methodist Church to-
morrow at both services. His subjects
will be 1.-THE Christian Hope" and Tim
mortality
There will be appropriate Easter SER
vices at Grace Street Presbyterian
Church both tomorrow morning and
at night. DR.. Jere Witherspoon, the
pastor. will preach sermons for the
day. and the music by the choir will
be Of a high order and suitable. DR..
Witherspoon's subject in the morning
will be "Thc Sermon In Stone at the
Grave" and at night his subject will
be THE Sermon Of the Angel at the
Grave
Services both morning and night
will be held at the First Presbyterian
Faden.i
DR.. w. r. L. Smith. the pastor, will
preach tomorrow morning and eYen-
ing at the Second Baptist Church.
Themes: "He is Risen and "Pauls
Two Years of Prison Life in Caesarea.'
"Upsetting the Home" will be the
subject Of the sermon at the Grace
Street Baptist Church tomorrow even.
| ing, it being the fourth discourse in
the series entitled THE Religion We
Live. from the Viewpoint Of the Home
| The subject of the morning service will
| be THAT Jesus Whom Peter Preached,'
4 y Is
At Calvary Baptist Church the pastor
Dr.. Ryland knight, will preach NOR
row at IL A. M, and Sis p. NJ ELL.
morning subject will DO "The Easter
Emphasis" and in the evening "The
Two Alternatives"
The pastor. DR.. w. c. James. will
preach Sunday morning and evening
at Grove Avenue Baptist Church. The
subject of the morning discourse will
| be "The Proof of Our Lords Resur-
rection." The chorus choir, conducted
by Professor Q. Haywood Winters, viii
Frender in the morning "Christ tho Lord
Is Risen" by Shelley; in the evening
"see Now the Altar" By Faure, and nj
both services, Easter Bells Are Chin.
ling" by Loud.
/ At Venable Street Baptist Church the
pastor, the Rev. Charles p. Stuart will
preach at II A. NJ. and 8 n. NJ.
There will be special Easter music
4 Sunday at the OverbroolSS Presbyterian
Church. with preaching by Mr.. Ray
mond G. White, of Union Theological
Seminary. Sunday school opens at 0:4s
a. M.
The pastor, the Rev. w. S. Dorset
will preach Tomorrow at Leigh Street
Baptist Church in the morning on s''The
j Deeper Meanings Of tho Resurrectlon''s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-04-18
manufacturers Elect omccr..

BOSTON, MASS. April 1.-THE ses-
the National Association Of Cotton
Manufacturers was devoted to the con-
siderations of papers and addresses
prepared by experts In the several
ton manufacturing. officers We're elect
cd as follows:
President. Charles 7. Plunkett. OF
Adams; Vice. President. George Otis
Hobbs of Boston: Directors for Three
iears--Robcrt Beatty. of Philadelphia.
Fred a. Flather, of Lowell. Joseph Mer-
sriah, of Middletown, Conn. Director
for One Year, David S. Johnson, of Cos
hoes, N. Y.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-04-18
Buildings to Be Decorated
and Special Sermons to
Be Preached.
shout of sacred Joy tpykeo; post.

n shout of Sacred JOY Dykes; POST.
lude' In d (Deshayer).
Night: Prelude, "Andante" (Schumannl;
anthem. Awake. Thou that Sleepcst''
(spross): doxology; hymn Al, Now God 81
with U.s. tBarnby): Scripture reading: pray.
er: hymn 3D. Songs OF Praise the Angels
/ ord Is Risen" tLoveland): sermon; prayer
HYMN i13. Come, Thou D.:ire of All Thy
Saints, (Jonesl; "Postude March" Grub.
iustein).
Choir: soprano---Airs. Montrose Graham
.t!to---Mrs. Harry Nightingale. Tenor--Nir
George D. Morgan Bnss--Mr. Austin W.
Nnrtcnsten. Organist and Drector-MisS
Mary Willie Smoot. Music Will be repeated
on Sunday following Easter.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-04-18
EASTER SALE FOR
benefit OF GOT
Eggs and Cakes for Everybody
at No. 3o7 West Grace
Street TODAY.

\ sale of Easter eggs and cakes will
be held at No. 3O7. West, Grace Street
from 10 to 8 o'clock to-day for tho
benefit of cot in the Memorial Hos
pital In memory of Levina Thomas.
The sale will be conducted by
Misses Ellen Ball, Doris Jones, Maria
Lancaster. Mary Boyd, Mary Tomkins,
Mary Johnson, Frances Bemiss. Char,
lotte Bemiss. Katherine Rhoades, yir.
ginia Christian and Belle Willard.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-04-18
REVENUE CUTTER AND TUGS
.tjs4t sl TO AID OF THE C:LENNi

NORFOLK. VA. April 1.-THE United
States revenue cutter Onandaga left
here to-day for ships Shoal, five miles
from Cobb's Island, OH the Eastern
Shore of Virginia, to assist in the at
tempt to float the British steamship
Glenan, whlchsstranded yesterday whila
making for the Virginia Capes. The
iGlenan is on Cobbs Island bar, north
of Capt Charles. and Is resting easy
on the sand. Her condition Is good.
Onandaga are with her
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-04-18

Easter will be celebrated III the Cath
olic churches Of the city with all the
grandeur and solemnity possible to the
greatest feast day of the year. Joyous
music will be heard, and many altar
boys will grace the different sanctu-
aries. while the affairs will be richly
adorned with flowers of every descrip-
ton.
AT the Sacred Heart Cathedral Bishop
Van de vyver will celebrate at IL
O'clock, pontifical mass. He VIII be
assisted by clergy from the diff.
ferent churches. Tho sermon is to be
preached by the Rev. Walter Elliott,
the eloquent and gifted Paulist priest.
AT the II o'clock high mass in st.
Peters Church. Father Magri Will de-
liver the sermon. while at st. Mary's,
ST. Patrick's. st. Joseph's and the
Sacred Heart Church. Manchester.
priests Will tell in eloquent words the
slories Of the risen Saviour.
The Rev. George w. Mcdaniel, pastor
OF the First Baptist Church. will preac!
both sermons tomorrow at II \. NJ.
and s P. NJ
There will be services tomorrow In
the Church of the Covenant at II A. NJ.
and s p. NJ. Or. j. CALVIN Stewart, the
pastor, will preach both sermons.
The Rev. B. II. Melton will preach
at IL A. M. tomorrow In the Marshall
Street Christian Church. At p. M. a
meeting Of great i'm
portance will. be held The Rev. f. A.
Hodge, Of the University Of Virginia,
will preach at p. NJ.
Faster services will be held in Laurel
street Methodist Church tomorrow at
II A. NJ. by the Sunday: school, con-
Guiding with baptismal service. There
will be preaching at p. NJ by the
Rev. James o. Moss, of Portsmouth, Va.
Easter music will be rendered by the
choir.
The pastor. the Rev. VIM. Lockhart
Hall. will preach at the Tabernacle
Baptist Church., Grove Avenue and
Meadow Street. tomorrow at II A. Nj
and s F.. NJ The morning subject will
he "Signs of the Risen Life and III
the evening, "Limping Between Two
Sides" Special music will be render
ed by the chorus choir.
The Rev. Henry Pearce Atkins will
preach tomorrow morning and night
ir the West End Christian Church
THE morning subject will be ZAP,
proaches to the Tomb The night
subject will be What's in an 1nstt'
ltution?"
At Centenary Methodist Church the
pastor, Rev.SJ N. Latham, will preacf
at II a. M His subject is "The Assur
ance OF Immortality" At 8 P. NJ. DIR
.B. II. Lipscomb will preach,
AT Union Station Methodist Church
the pastor the Rev, r. Fl. Potts. viii
preach Tomorrow morning on the sub
/ ject, 1.-THE Greatest Event Possible tt
Human History" Ills evening there
will BIO "Christ's Tender Solicitude fol
the World There will be specia
Easter music.
Regular services at First Church o
Christ, Scientists. will be held to-mor
row at II o'clock In the church. Parl
Avenue and Meadow Street, The sub
tect OF the sermon will be ''Doctrin'
of-Atonement." "A
At Emmanuel Baptist Church TIL
pastor Rev. y, ". Stone, Will preacl
at both services to-nlorrow. The sub
i jectt Of the morning sermon Is Dealt
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-04-18
Baptist
First.

First.
Mornins-organ, serenade tRafD,
doxology, hymn. scripture reading.
anthem. las it Began to Dawn"
.tBudk); PRAYER: offertory. Christ Our
Passover" tChapple); hymn: sermon:
Gloria in Excelsis" CWhiting9.
Night-At the evening service the
following selections Will be rendered
by the choir: Awake, Thou That
Sleepest" (Maker): with joyful
Hearts Let Us Praise Him" (Gioza) ;
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-04-18
Colored y. NJ. G. a.

A special meeting for Sunday school
at the Y. NJ, C. A. building. The Sun-
day school lesson win no explained.
All boys are United TO the meeting for
iboys to -morrow ut 4 p. NJ. at the Y. al.
a. "A. building. A "live wire" will coma
from Washing tom n. G.. tn have a coA-
tidential talk with men only on tho
subjects "a Woman's Message. III Mary
The Municipal Hand viii play special
music for this meating.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-04-18
spccinl En.ter SERVICE,

Special Easter services will be held
TO- o-morrow in the West End Mission,
NO NJ, eos West Cary Street. The schedS
school lesson taught; IL a. NJ and $40
e NJ, special Easter services; 1880 p.
Nj, young lady will speak in tho
ness: SP. NJ. Mr.. C. H. Gootee. -oe
Preston, Nd. will speak on the "Bap.
tism Of the Holy Spirit" All are COR
dially invited to these mission SER
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-04-18
Elaborate Musical Programs
to Be Rendered by
Trained Choirs.

p iRESPECIINE u OF sueUOTlIUallOU, HI
the churches of tile city will hold
services tomorrow, celebrating
i the joyous Eastertidc. Sermons
appropriate TO the season Will be
delivered by the ministers, and many
sanctuaries will be decorated with
flowers. The chief feature OF the day
will be the singing. The choira have
been rellearsing for weeks.
This year no pains have been spared
towards making the programs to be
rendered by the choirs the most beau
tiful and impressive ever heard liere.
From the early mass In tire Catholic
churches. and from the Opening of the
Sunday schools in the Episcopal and
other churches. the joyful strains Of
TIE Easter music will be heard. In
several Of the churches there VIII be
Heard singers of wore thai loenl re-
ncwn. who have been engaged for the
occasion. Many of the programs fol-
low:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-04-18

Mrs. q. B. fRandlett Mrs. C. 2. Gwath-
mey, Alto. Mrs. Seth Muire: Tenor; Mr.
". G. Williams, Jr.:. Bass, Mr., VIVIAN
Farmer. Mr.. ]. Fl. Dahn. Organist. MISS
NJ f. Koch.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-04-18

The Rev. B. II. Melton will preach
at il A. M. tomorrow in the Marshall
Street Christian Church. At p. NJ. a
congregational meeting Of great I'M
portance will be held. The Rev. +. A.
Hodge, Of the University Of Virginia,
will preach at p. NJ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-04-18

There will be services tomorrow In
the Church of the Covenant at y A. NJ.
and p. NJ. Dr.. ]. CALVIN Stewart, the
pastor, will preach both sermons.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-04-18

The Rev. George w. Mcdaniel, pastor
OF the First Baptist Church. will preach
both sermons tomorrow at II \. NJ.
and s P. NJ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-04-18

Easter services will be held in Laurel
Street Methodist Church tomorrow at
II A. NJ. by the Sunday school, con-
Guiding with baptismal service. There
will be preaching at p NJ. by the
Rev. James o. Moss, of Portsmouth, Va.
Ills subject will be 1.-THE Risen Life"
choir. he{
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-04

line sailed on Thursday for Hamburg and way
ports with cargo laden at this port valued at
$5s,517, the distribution being as follows: For
Panama. s1.52S; Colombia, S14.261; Ecuador,
81 ,525; Chile. 1884; England s., ,S62; Holland,
and er were as fows
To Mexico-60 bbls -four. 80 ctls barley. 200
bales hay, 237 lbs beans. II cs canned goods, Is
and 5 cs dried fruit, 743 lbs raisns. 665 lbs
meals. 275 lbs nuts, 49I lbs spices, 540 lbs tea.
% erts potatoes oo erts % Onions S SOi l. gals wine
cs blasting caps, 30 es fuse. % TASKS quick
silver 8 coils rope, 40 bdls iron. drums dis
bbls tar. 10 cs and 4 bhls oils.
To Central America-150 bbis -four. 2,O56
ab sae h i gals lbs lbs
goods I10 lbs raisins, 6To cs and drums coal
oil, so cs. and 2 bbIs oils, II drums crude oil.
white lead, cs leather l3 pkgs electrical goods.
13 pkgs machinery, 643 lbs sheet zinc. $40 cs
e es fuse. 40 drums carbide. S5 bbls cement. 4
70 Panama-16o cs dynamite. cs blasting
To Coiombiap455 lbs -four. 5000 lbs rice.
1000 lbs beans, 10 cs canned goods 40 cs
gals wine, 11.750 ft lumber, cs oils. L .102
cs dynamite. 1000 kegs and So cs powder, cs
bdsng Sss 8D es 56O 6Ose s eop pfs paints
To Ecuador, 900 lbs Goldfish. 20 canned
goods. 500 gals wine, 12s lbs dried fruit, 10 cs
salmon, is pkgs acid, bdis brooms, $50 lbs
TO Chiie~6,50o # hardwood. bale overalls
To England-175 cs honey, 80 pkgs household
TO Hollands cs wine-
To Germany lbs scrap tin. pkgs
household goods.
cargo laden on Puget sound, consisting of 6,40s
hbls -four, 257o5 # lumber. Ie pcs timber and
Vvu west ou.s COAST ports and lbs Scrap tim
valued at s1,643. for Holland.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-04
Shipping News and Gossip
of the Water Front
Charles Keneally, Former Policeman,
Nearly Drowned in Bay

Charles Keneally and his little sloop
came nearly going TO the bottom of
the bay yesterday, and had it not been
for the prompt action of Captain Har-
vey Of the tub Arabs, both Keneally
and his companion, Frank Austin.
would have been drowned when the
sloop overturned.
They clung tenaciously TO the over
turned boat until the Arabs came to
the rescue.
Keneally was coming in from the
Golden gate when a sudden squali
struck him. 1t capsized his craft and
left him and Austin floundering in the
bay. The Arabs. the tug of the Pa
cific Mail steamship company was
standing off from the steamship Mon
golia at the time. waiting to put some
mail on board the liner. Captain Har
vey was in the pilot house and when
be saw the sloop capsize he went to
the rescue, hauled the half drowned
men on board and then towed the
craft to Vallejo street dock.
Keneally was at one time one of the
state policemen and is well known on
the water front.
Mongolia Docks After Dark
The Pacific Mail liner Mongolia,
which was due early yesterday morn
ing. did not reach port until late in the
after dark Strong head winds. the
same breezes that held the Hilonian
back for more than day, were re-
sponsible for the Mongolia's tardiness.
The big liner came into port with all
flags at half mast, tribute of respect
TO the late Captain Hathaway who died
suddenly at Shanghai and whose body
came home on the ship. Captain
Fisher upon whom, as chief officer, the
IL NE AaNniURd
made good, in spite of the fact that he
suffered nearly all the way home with
the Panama fever, a souvenir of service
on the Central American coast.
Captain Hathaway died in the Pa
cifc Mail company's office at Shanghai
He had left the ship with B. F. Holt,
the company's agent. On the way to
the Office Captain Hathaway asked Holt
to walk a little slower, but in response
to Holt's query as to whether he had
a bad heart replied with a laugh that
he guessed his heart was all right. At
the office he sat down, placed his head
in his hands and sank to the floor,
dead. The autopsy showed that his
heart must have been in bad shape
for years. His body will be shipped to
Chester, Pa, for burial
The Mongolia brought 253 cabin pas
sengers, As in the steerage and 107
Asiatics. The liner carried $500 tons of
cargo. Among the passengers were:
From Hongkong-E. b. Brias Roxas, Ching
Tso Yee, F. D. Chester II. Debnam. V. Fluno,
A F. Harris, Z. G. Jones, Father ]. P. Mon
aghan s. C. Ridgway Mrs. L. F. Skillern, Tsso
Men. Miss NJ T. Banks, Chu Chao Iein, Mrs.
c. ". Corse, Mrs. J. r. Debnam and child,
Charles Glunz Miss NJ. Humphrey, P. NJ. Jones,
T. D. Newell, r. R. Riggs. f. E. Strife, Judge
A. Wilson, Wong KAN Pun, Chin Shin MIN.
Lieutenant De Witte W. Chamberlain, p. NJ.
Coyle, s. A. Dorm. Mrs. II. Glunz and two chill
dren, Ho Po Hang, Liang Ching Kwai Miss f.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-04
Tonnage EngaEements

The French bark Bretagne is under charter
for barley from Portland TO Europe at 22s and
the ship John Ena, at Honolulu, is engaged for
sugar thence to Delaware breakwater, having
been chartered prior TO arrival.
The British steamer Camphin will proceed in
ballast TO New Caledonia and load ore there for
Philadelphia.
The latest lumber charters reported are: The
schooners Ariel and Susie NJ. PIummer, from
Grays Harbor to Callao; schooner Bangor, from
here to Mazatlan; schooner Manila, from Grays
Harbor to Guaymas; British steamer Taunton
from Puget sound to Sydney at 2Is Cd, chartered
prior TO arrival.