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The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1910-10-20
Too Near.

"What animal;" said the teacher of
the class In natural history. makes
the nearest approach to mani"
1.-THE fiea," timidly venturttl the lit.
tie boy with the curly haH.-Chicago
Tribune
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Packers Trial November ID.

Chicago-The cases against the
meat packers have been set for trial
November "A before Judge Landis In
the United States district court.
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DAN CLOUD, publisher
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.

Oro Year in Advance =. =. :. ..sioo
Sly Months in Advance ....o
canada and Foreign one Year ..szV0
Advertising Rates furnished on aprilcd'
ton.
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AMouldy Chestnut

You have all heard the story about the banker
who refused to correct mistake after the customer
had left the Paying Telers window. He had over
paid the customer so the wise old CUSTOMER pocket
ed the money and walked out 1t is told with var-
atoms everywhere and never stops travelling 1T IS
A MOULDY OLD CHESTNUT. Banks want
to transact business honestly this bank in particular
No paying Teller refuses to correct mistakes. This
bank wants to correct mistakes and its entire force
will work overtime and away into the night to
down an error. to do exact justice If mistake is
made and you have been overpaid, we would like to
have our money back. |. we have not paid you in
full, it is coming to you and are just anxious
that you should get it, There nothing to that old
mouldy chestnut story. The man behind the wicket
desires your confidence not your suspicion. The
who invented that chestnut story chump.
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breed to Type.

Promiscuous crossbreeding never
leads to desirable results. 1t is only
by persistent clinging to the charac-
teristics of any Of the dairy breeds
and by careful breeding to fix those
characteristics that the herd Is mate
riallv huilt nm
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Nihhles thA Mood.

I'm tired of this old joke about
woman sharpening a pencil with her
husbands razor"
There's nothing in It. No woman
sharpens a pencil. She gnaws 1t to a
point. Post.
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coAsTWfsE NEWS.

The gasoline schooner Louise. Capt. E f Mcintyre. has been chartered bt Frank WJskcy to take him and his sHtHt#oeef te Gapr Rumauzuf. q point tbout hatf NaY down tHe coast between st Michael and the Kuskokwim bay. sr Wa-sey WH take supplies for the alnt.f including dogs. for mnshing 5ssr The country Mr. Neigus will d-n % along with Frank on this sJampedc of his. and both expect to work oyer toward the Iditarod strike hetween now and spring
 The gasoline boat Yorkey sails to laz for Nelson island. which Is about 10 ef aee miles southeast of Nome being ou the western coast of Alaska northeast of Nunivak island. In the Hazcu bay country This island if zHrpaSed to contain gold and number ef men are going to prospect in that region this winter
 There are three native boats over near the Sandspit. the New Jersey which belongs to the natives up at Siuroek; the Kemogan. belonging to the natives of Cape Prince of Wales. and the Noble of Nome.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-29
MARY SACHS IN
 FROM NORTH

Tine easolIae schooner NarE Sachs .ran.H from the North last eseam- ..ra rafiy ra-~ensrrz and bad ar #r..# salmon
 captain Pei. Bernard reports n stormy f4s-#s- 4at tH- t#mr Hr Ha- Hrcr away ard aH up rHe coast He muHa tho water n bow stage
 Tha Mat. sachs Ieft Cape Blossom aa the 4etn eIearaa from o.aHdae.o tHy a.th arrived tn Teller af- tbe 2sth anal in Eaue on thr -9th. which Is prsuy ra-t -lHme far even one af the large =t,t4Hors.
 Tf, boat gfH be 1hI. f5 maE. al. aor- trfr ta thr North besna eaHHe Hra winter quarters and fsfeH' far n, north now being loaded for ta, k getting short tar.trtrs info Nor,4srn aatsHs
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-29
ON TRACK
 OF MURDERERS
ugget's Special Service.

SEATTLE. Sept 29.-The police who have been investigating the mur- der case of the wealthy lumberman. engger. who was inticed into lone cabin on the pretext of going to look at q timber claim, then murdered and robbed last week. believe they are now on he right track of the murderers. and will iand them in few days.
 The police have sufficient evidence to arrest on sight two former employees of Cogser. but a strict search of sey- eral days for these two men have fail ed to locate them.
 Description of the men has been tclegraphed to all the outlying towns and cities and trains are being watch cd for the murderers who are expected to he caught at any moment
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-29
YACHT Fl SUENO
 RETURNS O. K.

EE- sa.aa#I S4.ae aH.H ztut-d a.a aae4a a- ,4a-.a=a -s4m At# # arsa load aE H@Islan- and iunha .at ta- ka=a. isom and a.s Aai.u -sa+a Heaf- H-H f#.. -#f.ts aa HHr vr-- =.1 z4s.# Ha=# a#a# aH tgeauHa aa 1.azar atH.l rala=aaat =at rHs --a. tHst a.aH=l Haf. faat #4=, ssea#He Hsa, d., s.r=a rH H.rtHp in @a.aH -He#H had |. af##. H#- =5.aa
 E#sH Jata#.u ana DuI 4A, .aAH n, ...ir. s-IJ- fa5I she behaved aEa a
 aHs aH t.ar.aaa radg thg storm H.aa aa#. Tines daar le-ya -iae. tra4 aa r.eH..a had ul ,,,fyrau-
 -HHa .rnf Htf=t aHru they dar -.f raHar =a.r sr,HH#- EH tH- road
 sHta #H=- a+.Hf -f=aHf- frterl #rr fa.-a Jaha-ar. H=at.szrsr ra the ques- non "ar# a soa had t-~n Alh Us Tor n, Fa-t e-rE ur during th. H-laHt us te ztum sau would hau thought that H- &sre enr If those r1er, ea=aHa. baar- uu the aut ld. -.r h.t ur \ eltp If from twenty T. shfHs ufl.- am haar We have c8F srea several hundred miles -juer lctf- #u- here Were blown night up into in. Ar#f#r..eeaH and ra~ water Was rough f.. n, Way. w. have neat little fatt h th" El Saena and she Nul aur E. any -tarm that thv big steamers .an -.t.aAaE ssith.
 The beat u# anchor and sailed away trr in. Ku-k"kwtm this morning al a.aa
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 H e.. -s. tat. ID. knows t..
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 H# saaI Haa-tsst= The . st aaf~g ga.I back Alrh u.H .s.a .lH .a Hsu- Tb.- ve#.H
 a=H-r#- thr rtH tn an ..-z=-=
 H. .#a ta#z a.se# working ar .#a= ual .Ea had Hat -asaa ur ua
 H.# TEs a#. working fsa .r h.dre.s
 Ha,a 4raHd k aaaassa aH r#H .ra .r s.. urstlrt with F miles D #a#=r.e eaeaH#ant ua leading H. #t-- efrHrr trru-z rumtr they ar. =n-af .#-- e-m fl. Yukon. ##- down t# Rampant H .r5#Hf. tIs#. aaiees aatht TH.. .r#at tfzntaa. ara.H |, E1 back VHr ...## H# fH- rHf.-If.uu aid Hat .a.sa sod ta H# l-=tt
  gs. #s# #.H het Vth tbe bon Naau.a F#faH I'm tHtatte aHJ plE. EashEal la ana Iarty and ol NafHHre and Tam Anton in uathsr
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MARY AUSTIN
 WAS LOCATED

The ee-elia- tae ef#the J. ]. Sgs- aan Company which vent to the bot tHu at garias -e4#lu about forty feet IT a24fsr during tHe a-t storm while hUatel aut at hrr mpnrIns-. was le- atad this morning about o'clock aItH sraprus ir9ns cfose tu The buoy |, which lhc boat had been ,aaared.
 Tho Uf~obng barge with the help Y n, meu brought the boat to the surface and faWed her to the outer nt,r at the comraW's overhead traIIy cable for lIghtetjHe eeed-
 Tho tug vill be placed ia cammis- sion again as soon as she can be over hauled and her engines found to he in working order
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-29
APPORTIONMENT
 BIC QUESTION
Nugget Special Service.

WASHINGToN Sept 2S.-Wheu congress ronEen-s this Fall the serious frnbiem f4l them tu work out Will be te apportionmcnt If the house tu meet the increase number of repre- -entativeS which the taking of tn, ensu~ Will give to the states Wher, hc population has gone ahead by leap. md bounds during the last decade.
 Nearly all the Western and Middl, states have mad, gaJu- in the number 4 representatives they are allowed in '"ner~~ through The increase of their population since the census of leoo md just how to arrange them. With mt having the democrats mixed ur with the republicans or vice versa. i- quite a problem
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-29
BLEW OUT HIS BRAINS
 ON TURN OF 4 CARD

fnv money cam, from he has been rtwiIuE tIhe water is somewhat ef a mystery tie may have fallen heir ta small fortune for he has gau, fhraHsl enr In loss than month ar
 many h'Ifev. he hes secured large
 .aAHt nt Huifey belonging to some .f#.r I,rzuu ar firm. and realizing that ua- aIt uI. with him rcsnrtcd to the irmtti, mythud inst over to ending his life.
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TOURIST HOTEL
 HELD UP SEATTLE
speesI N aeet seruee.

-f-r-7. HF f1dNN gS. FisSf
 SEATTLE ~rFt Thr bartender ..# rsa utr.H- H # tourist h1t. ..e. a..a 4r sa robbed aetr.lt.r us aa aH. laaae af the hotel ar f=aa eta aaaIsa at eH~ tHm~
 iH.d .a.a walked lHta .br tai me T.4f.t- hat-E located at ,., -.rt .0da.al th.. rlty and ar h. f.Ht ..a em a.msal-I fhe lara.a s1-f I. fafa ae,r fa- coin and lracsad st te z. tauueH tae raek.ts os the H.a #a.5 4g.arta-t The bar
 kHet .eeuHnl tar money thev. a4dl- -a aIt aa1a. hatsl aud having removed fl.lr ma-t--A.re -aen lost m th, ar..a aa the street al that tme
 TAa ett is f4.a H4th holdup men aud trae= n th- rrr-ent time du. |. Inc azits on the pant of the officials |" ruar7m law and order
 1He election of Hi Gm as mayor ha- been an incentive for alI the crook .a tf.asaast and Middle West to mi erate ta S.att.- for the mayor ha- t,eH dsanaiar this .la-- of people f, ,a. and among mans If those brfu- arrested ly Acting Mayor Warden ar. eIa clients of H GHI whom h. ha. defended here in tur police court f.. crimes having been committed.
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IMPROVING
 STEADMAN AVE

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 #t= aa. of faa.la= .-at.z IA m. l.a..t re srte.i ea#a .-4..t .H.. u.ns m am.a and a. prsu.
 as#.a5 n ther rs4I-g far n. g.aa aafh ae .# nae having done
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RAMP ART IS SHAKEN
 BY GOLD EXCITEMENT

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The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-29
HORTON ANDREWS
 OUT o FoANGER

Horton Andrews, who was taker seriously iI m Seattle soon after hi arrival there frum Nome. suffering from typhoid pneumonia. has passed Enc sIisi7 and is now rapidly rrcay- efina from his sickness This win be h.leane news te the young man hunN friends hrrr in Nome
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-29

Ladies with or without escort may reserve the Bowling Alley for any time except between the hours p. m. to 12 p. m., by giving notice.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-29
SENATOR HERE
 TOMORROW

Wori vas received from N IL Bush now eu route ta Nome on the S,Hdau from Galavin. in which he stated that thc steamship Senator zGuu.d reach Nome sometime tomar raH afternoon. the Seddou Will reach Nome sometime today from St Mich arl way
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-29
COL. SAWYER OUT AGAIN.

Col Sawyer who has been confined to the house for several days. is out lgaiH after severe attack of Ia grippe
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-29
Nuggets speeiaf Service.

trtI.iEf. Sept John EtNegs4a- a .e #r #f .ue ..s only nineteen ...ae- .a a-a -ata,t H.. #.e au tH. .fu-ra.at ...sHra ..-f asHr .a.4 H#s=aE
 4aH .a-t Hs 1aH.IHaa .at # Fl. #aleal ami IL fHr Frr..H., If ..t .H H,#rHr blew ont H5s brains
 Eav.rf. has been going a ut.E rter for some three Ws.k-. and Ub.r,
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-29
NOTICE.

The Japanese barber shop formerly located at the foot of Steadman avenue has removed to the shop opposite the Nugget office
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-29
NO MANS LAND.

Prtitiest scenery of coast eyer shown Codes show. Eagle Theatcr Saturday night.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-29
WEATHER RECORD
SEPTEMBER 29. 1910

Temperature Maximum. x above minimum. 40 above Barometer 2g3G inches Weather Cloudy Wind N breeze
 ARTHUR GIBSON
 Observer
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-29
TOBASCO.

Don't fail to see "The Senorita'' Saturday night. Codes show, Eagle Theater
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-29
co TO THE NO .rh POLE

Bakery for the best bread and pastry The only Coffee House in town.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-29

Look at the prizes for the 6owlers at the Bowling Alley.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-29
OFFICIAL BUSINESS CITY or NOME
CITY DOG POUND.

Following is a list of the dogs i'm pounded under provisions of Ordi nance No. PIP during the 2i hour. ending at 7 o'clock last night. Brindle hound, brown feet Large white mixed
 ANDERS ANDERSON.
 Poundmaster. Sept 2s. 1910.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-29
AT THE EAGLE

Hot Clam Nectar, Beef and Tomato Toner. New England and Jamaios Rum. Gin. Brandy and Whiskey.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-29

Fresh Pabst Milwaukee Beer at the Board of Trade.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-29

For strenuous exercise quit solitaire and try bowling.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-29
HERE IT IS.

T he swellest bath rooms in Nome largest tubs with Moonlight water at Mielke's.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-29
MONSTER SHOW SATURDAY.

The Code Company ailI give one of th"ir monster shows Saturday night at Eagle Thatar All new pictures and songs. The star attraction will be @The Sen1rita. q dramn of Mexico
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-29

RooseVeIt's high score at bowlina was 243. All new balls and pins at the Bowling Alley.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-29

Moonlight Springs or Salt Water Baths at the Elite Bath House.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-29

Start the month right by subserib- ing for the Daily Nugget. g per month; 6 months. s1o; one year $2o
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-29

Hickory for Basket sleds at Pros ser's Harness Shop.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-03-01
MANY VESSELS EN- TERED
THIS PORT IN FEBRUARY
Eighty Steamers, Forty Schooners,
Fifty-five Bsrges and Three Sail
ing Ships Arrived.

Exclusive of the regular coastwise
liners. total of Us vessels entered
this port during the month OF Feb
Tuary. ending yesterday. This Is an
average of more than six a day for
the twenty eight days of the month.
OF the total arrivals there we're
eighty steamers. tbirty-nine schoon-
ers, fifty five barges. two baTks and
one brigantine. Thirty-seven OF the
steamers came for bunker coal. thir-
ty-nine loaded full cargoes or coal,
eight brought imports and four arrived
for repairs. Thirty eight Of the
schooners loaded coal oargoes. one
came for repairs and another brought
hard coal here. All Of the barSes
took csTgoes Of coal as did the three
sailing SHIPS.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-03-01
GREAT ACTIVITY IN
FOREIGN COAL TRADE
Total of 65,537 Tons, Valued at STILL
$50, Sent Foreign During
Past Month.

During the month of February, end
ing yesterday. total of 65.537 tons
of coal, valued at s171. $50, and 1896
tons of coke, valued at SCOTIA, was
shipped to foreign ports from New
port News. This total is considerably
in excess of the regular monthly for
eign coal output, while the total IN
the coke shipments probably was one
of the largest in the ports history.
Cuba imported nearly ore-half of all
of the coal. 2S.995 tons being sent TO
that country. Two cargoes, aggregat-
ing II, 900 tons, went 10 Cristobal. and
1904 tons was sent to Honolulu. Bra
iii imported 4.677 tons; Trinidad.
1895 tons; St Thomas. $3.50 tons,
and Mexico. 1865. OF tie coke ship
ments. $3.50 tons went to Mexico,
while the remaining Sc tons was sent
to Cuba.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-03-01
Unknown Youngsters Garry
of Gold Chain and LoCket.
SCATTER BONES ABOUT
City Electrician Goodwin, Who Visits
Scene, Says Skull and Limb Bones
Ground by the Robbers.

Sevcra; boys whose identity has
not yet been established are reported
TO have robbed the grave of a negro
woman ir burying ground on the
Briarfield road near the city's new
almshouse Sunday Afternoon about :
O'Clock. 1t is believed that they Sc
cured a gold locket and chain from
the grave.
While the youngsters were at their
gruesome work, an aged negro man
who owns a farm adjoining the bury
ing ground. espied them and started
toward the scene, but the youngsters
fed with their spoils before the negro
could get 10 the grave. He says that
the boys dug down into the grave,
and broke through the glass In the
casket. They pulled the woman's
bones out of the grave, throwing the
skull in enc direction, and the bones
of the arms in another and the leg
bones in still another.
It is said that the woman was bu-
that the gold chain and locket were
placed in the casket with her. This
fact was known only to her relatives
and few close friends of the family,
but no doubt it has long since been
generally known. No enc has any idea
as to the identity of the boys and it
is not even known whether they were
white or negroes.
City Electrician Goodwin was super
intending the running of wires around
the almshcuse yesterday mroning and
while there he heard of the matter.
He went to the buryins ground and
found the skull and bones scattered
about and made some inquiries from
the negro farmer living nearby.
The matter has been reported 10
the county authorities and an inves-
tigation is being made.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-03-01

the change from warmth To the chill
Ter atmosphere OF the Northern win
ter.
Ten Sultes-d Luxe.
There Is TO be a great Improvement
IN the equipment OF the Statercoms on
The vessels. Ten suites deluxe. con
'sisting of large bedrooms and private
bathrooms. will be arranged for on
the new twins. The bathrooms will
I've finished in tile and delicate c'lors
with hot aud cold running water. both
fresh and salt The bedrooms are TO
be furnished In the best style of the
modern hotel. with brass bedsteads,
delicate draperies. writing tables,
comfortable arm chairs. lounges and
settees.
Each stateroOm will have an eicctri-
cal fan and electric lights There viii
be accommodations for 1876 pas
sengers OF the first-cass. So in the
second.class and 81 in the steerage,
or which class generous and comfort
able provisions also Will be made.
Big Cargo Carrying Space.
Resides the passenger accommo-
datlons, the new vessels Will have
cargo carrying capacities of about
4.OO0 tons each. There will be- every
known device for the quick handling
of freight both in the loading and un-
loading.
The steamers are to be propelled by
single screws. driven by triple-expan
sion engines of about i.oo0 indicated
horsepower. steam cor which will be
supplied by four Scotch boilers. The
designed sea speed is about seventeen
knots an hour.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-03-01
PROMINENT GUESTS
GATHER AT LUNCHEON

Immediately after the City OF Mont
gomerv was safely overheard. the
lrominsn' guests who witnessed the
launching and the shipyard officials
repaired TO the Warwick hotel where
the builders rendered a delightful
post launching luncheon in honor oil
the sponsor. Miss Steiner. Pres
ident Calvin b. Ogcutt. Of tho ship
building company, who came here eX-
piesslv TO attend the launching. pre-
sided as POSTMASTER and several I'M
promptu toasts were responded to by
the leading officials of the Ocean
Steamship Company. the Central of
Georgia Railway Company, and oth-
ers.
W. II. Peasants, vice president ana
general manager of the Ocean Steam
ship Company. responded TO the toast
The Ocean Steamship Company" and
Col. Alexander X. Lawtcn. the second
vice president of the Central OF Geor-
gia, responded TO the toast. The
Sponsor" Major Steiner, father OF
the sponsor, and General Manager
Walter A. Post. of the shpyard. made
brief addresses.
Following the luncheon, the visitors
were the guests of President J. C.
Whitney. of the Merchants & Miners
Transportain Company, on a ride
around the harbor and Roads on one
of the Merchants & Miners tugs.
which came over from Norfolk yes
terday morning. The party boarded
the tug at the Chesapeake & Ohio
passenger pier and the craft went
down to Old Point, circliug around the
CONTINUED on Fourth Page.)
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-03-01
SHIPPING REPORT.
Sunday, February 81, 1910.
Arrived.


Steamer Trojan (Br) from Char
lesion, S. C.-to Maryland Coal d
Coke Company.
Steamer Cranley (Br) Seaborne,
Philadelphia-to Chesapeake & Ohio
Coal Agency Company for bunker coal
Steamer Bay Port, Jensen, Sears
porto White Oak Coal Company In
ballast.
Schooner Marcus l. Urann from
Portland-to Berwind-White Goa!
Company in ballast.
Schooner Richmond from Baltimore
with cargo of anthracite coal.
Barge Bombay from Beverly-to
White Oak Coal Company in ballast.
Barge r. r. Thomas from Provi-
dence-to Smokeless Fuel Company
in ballast.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-03-01
psuoksers of the corfeSersey.

There will be a regular meeting OF
the John W. Daniel Cshpter. Daugh-
tiers Of the Confederacy. at the Glou-
cester. tomorrow afternoon at !
O'Clock. An important letter from the
president Of the Virginia Division viii
be read. ami a large attendance Is
expected.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-03-01
Monday, February %, 1910.
Arrived.

Arrived.
Steamer Haake (GerD Voss, New
York-to BerwindWhite Coal Com
pany in ballast.
Steamer Lorle OBJ Eggert. Bos-
tonic White Oak Coal Company in
ballast
Steamer Rossano (Br.) from New
York-to White Oak Cool Company
for bunker coal.
Steamer Vogesen tGerD Paulsen,
Bremen and Nordenham-to Maryland
Coal q Coke Company for bunker
coal.
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somnelsdyke Headed This Way.

The Dutch steamer Somnelsdyke
sailed from Rotterdam for this port
on February 20 at . p. m. The YES
sci is bringing import cargo TO dis
charge here.
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Cleared.

Steamer Terje Vixen (Nor) GULL
ken. Cristobal-Chesspeake q Ohio
Coal & Coke Company.
Steamer Administer (Br) Clark
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Coal Com
pany.
Steamer Eva tBr) Howard. st
Thofnas-Berwind- White Coal Com
paDy.
Steamer Bornu fBr) DuttOl. Hall
fax and ST Johns-Furness, Witty &
Company. Ltd.
Steamer CranIey (Br) Seaborne
Port Arthur-Cbesapeak & Ohio
Coal Agency Company
Steamer VogeseD (Ger) PaUlsen
Ssvannah-MaTyland Coal & Coke
Company.
Steamer Rossano (Br) Psscagouis
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Coal for Cristobai.

Carrying a cargo of $500 tons OF
coal. valued at $14.560. the Norwegian
steamer Terje Vixen cleared yester'
day for Cristobal, Canal Zone.