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ROG NDABOJ Y ROAR IA ALIMONY
Nay Have Lsssssa L.Ike Rsse GSbas. bUs
the curt saSs I've ThsyouWhfare.'

After an application by Jane butcher
for alimony in q suit for divorce brought
been denied. she borrowed SAT- from Ber-
naTd sinnpaon. VITO eaed butcher. declAr-
ing that the money was advanced for
necessities butcher declared that thero
vas no cause Of action and asked foTs
Whitney save him yesterday With this
comment:
"A utfe ,who has been denied alimony
By thia court cannot collect 10 IN . round-
about way by 0oTrowtng from . friend
and having him sue her husband
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DAY OLD BABY RESCUED.

o. ana SEQ SlseheP Carst4a Depw vRe
Esgape - D1r1a.g BO1se.
Mrs. Aaron Rsiser. mother % day Old
infani. vas carried from the third story
Of a burning tenement ~ 1875 Pitkin
avenue. Brooklyn. yost erday BY way
Of the front hro e0capeS ana window
o. a. adSSinins hoase.
Polics Captain Isaac Frank Of the
Brownavtlis precinct found the woman
I'M the ho,ans and carried her down ons
story on the nrs escape ladder whfbs
abe olAapod the child. Tho nro oscAps
vas too hot and tho smoke and Aehno
paassd the woman arid infant % Polloe-
nan Abraham Wnllnnm. mo l9lne3
from the Are osompa % The ndtolnlng hsilsas
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NOTING ~ CHINA.
scarcity % Feed and Taking Ih- Cea.sss
stir ~ TraNlle.

@pFcTN tI1lf DFs7f'ft - THR MN
SHANGHAI. April - The scarcity %
food and the taking of the census have
caused riOtinR in the provinces ~ Huan.
ChekianE and kianGsu. several new
schools have be~n burned in Chekiang
foreign houT mill was looted aud burned
to-day ~ SuchIen. province of KianRsu.
The Viceroy OF Nankin " retaining
the tribute Of rice
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GREIT MEDICAL school.
WHslslngtOa niN crafty in ~. I.oals aaSs
% Isas Raised %. ooo. 600

So. L. us. April a. Washington uni
verSity here announces that IL has raised
81 100 OOa endowment Tor a medical de-
partmsnt like Johns Hopkins Ia saws
u has engaged professors from New York.
New Orleans. Michigan and Wisconsin
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MANIAC MAUKSMAN AT BAY
ROLDS err ARMED CROW ID FOR
MOE ~ avn MILLS HINSELF.


'larencs Wood. a Young bookkeeper
eu'l l"yed 10y the Guaranty Trust Ton my
Of ~ Nassau street. ills sed away with
. ma EaNine rife frosn The Windows 81
the C,ubhouse Of the Rnihsrford Roai
Chib ouf On the hGrkensarS meaGloWs
Yesterday AZ q crowd ot New Jersey
policemen. SlierIfSs. deputy -hsTihs. thirty
~ forty memL-r- of Company NJ at the
Firth RsEiment. n. @ y. y. > and enough
volunteers from Rutherford and Hack-
"nsack 20 bring the po--. zap 10 ,5O ar ia
armed men.
The crowd fired ba"L a. the Young man
every time Ice Appear-d AZ window.
Wood escaped the bullets -hOwsred AZ
him during q bomharimeni that lasted
about four hours and twenty minute.
In the meantime he had begun the day
with . murterous attack on Miss Anna
kipp % Woodland avenue. Rutherford
a daughter 81 Cashier Stanley Kipp 81
the Bergen County National Bank ~
Rutherford Who had come Ia IN. boat
house with Wood under the impression
that she and Wood aud a party Of six
others we're '" take q motor beat trip
down the BArksnsack and theme to
Bayonne for lunch
The news ~ the AitAck upon Mis- Kipp
by Wood led tn the siege Of the boat house
""er~ WOOD. Sharp-hoo'sr ~ local
reputA ton. took hts stand after Miss
Kipp had e-cSUed from him and had noii-
aed nearby hoa,rsr and . nroor;..,o,
=, . .,,nS,,.., -. a.. =, .,,.,.L--.
wv ' ''""''o"
W '"e e''nAnse OF s"o'S' "h'ch continued
almost Without interruption from ~
q clock IN the morning until 80 in the
afternoon. Policeman Charles schmidt
~ C.,,-,.a, R.--.,, ox,,,,v ~ A..
If, a., -h.,,.,.,s A.. -. ~.
h,,1,s,- a., -, -, -, -,
1,h,.s T,.I,.,. Nu,1~,i. -, :, -
81, 60 >, p,..S-ss
r., a., ,.S, -, -. - -. a.. ,...1- -.
49,. r -. .-,,,.h . 49,.
-, .ho,,, g.. -. !. I,,,' -, $500 |
,Tt...l a. cr..n c.. ~no,,.h =, -. -.
0,. ill.,, -, -, ,s-a,...s 49,. 80.
N IN, w "a M,I,., 80 ,,,', -, 49,,
ESo.,,.,.I -, a.. -...-.I.. =. -
-, .I,,,,,...,-. 49, 80
81 ,n- - 49,. 49," ~
- .,..L.. - e. -. ~ p-,'n" "ny
=, .nvhI,,,~ -, -, 4, -,
A g., A.. ~ -
-, :, 49,, s..,-n 49,,
,-,-..,..t,. ,-,..--.-.s -. -
F,,,.SVw.t ve,n. = ~. a, gs -
.,o,,I,.a -. -, -. ..s-.I.
a,,.-.a.., r., - 4, I'
49, =. $500.
-. -..,a "a --i.-sI
n ....,.-,..,s a. ~. - .s -
A r,.. an1 cNs.,,.,,s - e.,.Sr"
-, - - -. - 1..s,- S',t'
~. 800. r. -.I - -. S.n
-, ~ - -.I-- a, - -, -
- -, A., - - -.- - ,'
- 49,, ~ ~ w 49,
. ... g. - ,-.s..". !" WV
An,.OS. !. - -.
-, Is,,,h.-Sa.s 80. ~. s "u0II '
=. -. .....,s. - - , ,.. mo"
-, -. - - ''I,u
a.. . -, 1870. - s.,a-r
- - - 49, 1917 '-''S ,,., r-'"@r
'.".,a ".o..s = 49,, 70 mn IN. ~
- -. ,', 10 Io,HN nv 'l''i N'uo'
,,,,A.~so.s =. - 80 800 - ~ :"
= - ...I,.-.. ~ ~ Aa'
-
AL. r.. Co..,
- -" a..I', -. III 'S
- -. - :, = -, w.
- -. I ~. lou " n'',s
N t,.h.-a,. 800, S
..'.o,.,- -, 49,. -. - ~I $500 A"Ays
d. 80. r. oon,.s go CO. - - ,..,
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REPUBLICAN IN ALLDS SEAT
PROF. THOWAS ELECTED SENA-
ron ~ q A.JORTTY az =. IOO.
The ESIe VERY Light and I1IIIe interest
Manifested Nash. Desnserat. carrsed
Gh~nango County by Personal PSpa-
IarIiS IN tire Absence % Any Issue.


Ghenangs Csunty ny Prrus1aI PSpa-
IarI'S IN the Absence % ANY Issue.
Yesterdays election Tor q State Sen a.
tor in the Thirty-ssventh Senatorial
q trict 20 choose a Successor To JOt ham
Y aids resulted in the elect ION Of the
Republican candidate. Prof Ralph W
Thomas oE Colgate University. by u ma
iority oF 200 The three counties Of
Chenango Otsego and Madison. which
comprise the dist riot. are normally Re
publican The county ~ Chenango was
carried by the D~mocraiic candidate
Edward l. Nash. by a majority Of Sse
Mr. Nash was a popular man in the dis
trict. aud his majority il attributed
chiefly To that cause. since there was
no Issue 10 arouse a patriotic vote The
ma oriti zee are as follows:
f"E EAiru " TaoY.S
Wa h-oh ..... DISCRIMINATION. ... .. -
h~"go ... ........-.............. Oh. iis2
Total ........... ............. ...... ~,
tnR SnwAr" r ~Asu
Ch"uango .......... ......... az
"aioritv FOR Thoma, .... ... ..... $50
Mr. AlIds's plurality in the Senatorial
district in lOOS was ii5O
Mr. Thomass election was to III a
vacancy only. There - 10 he the regular
election Tor senator in tins district a. well
~ throughout the State in November next
NoRwICH. n Y. April ~ The total
vote ia Cheus1ngo county gives Nash.
Democrat. n majority over Thomas. Re-
publican. Of Sse. The majority % 6ss
which Nash receivs-i in his home town.
Norwich, could not he overcome by the
county at large owing TO the unusually
NJ h' vote. only .OsO votes being cast.
a. against over III. IN at last falls election
Thomas carried Chenango county outside
10 Norwich. which il very gratifying 20
Chairman Hill ~ the Republican com
mittee
The Result ia Norwich was not On party
lines nut can lie considered entirely a.
. 'FlbuU. given NV one n-ighbor Ia another
~ho - good fellow and popular
with all who know him The lack OF
interest IN the campaign and the fact
hat there was practically no issue that
aroused the outside voters patriotism
explain the extremely light vote
ONEIDA. April ~ -Thomas Rspubl- |
,an. carries every town in Madison county
outside % the city Of Oneida. His plu-
-alty in the county - I cor Oneida gives !
Nash. Democrat. 20 plurality
CHERRT vAnPT. April - Otssgo |
'ounty gives Thomas. Republican. I.IS2 |
There was q very small vote |
N most Of the country districts-leas |
han one third the normal vote.
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Giegerich that heard the aJfit for oiOO. OOO
for breach of promise and support for a
child brought by Katherine Rsbach
against Moses 2 E1svussoVe. teacher u
drawing IN the College of the City oG New
York. brought In a verdict yesterday for
the defendant.
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nm. Leslie carteT crltlraIly ~.

CLEvKLAND. April 2s.-Mrs Leslie Car
tsT 10 critically IN here. All her dates
have hm~n omnoaIlwh
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Says No Has Been 6uIlty Of
Two State Prison
Offences.
SPEECH TO the PUBLISHERS


'r"~a-d D'"'"s RSs" AZ ESc''emsst 90
Publisher Williams Of the ''Eveaaag
.tsarHaI'' rri~s To answpr-CrIes eor
Ps',ce before AdeIph Ochs Gess q
chance To saS ThaI Hearst yglxha
Better answer IN Hh aun way
speech Based On the 'Amerseaa,s''
T'uhIIratI"N of the Cehalaa Warrane
Humsr From GeorEe AIDE After tno
Mayors wholly Unexpected speeeh.
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' Da ga e0nJribuIs 70 the Issi cam =
- ma \ zee.
' No r,lchs a. go
lp whom did vsH nav h' q To SIR
f1
- 10 -. vou for ~ Nes I saws
-sysI. what IL the cost this year.
'' .'.- What have you been IN tSs habit
.nN'- said. $40 well. Ne saye.
= ,csi you a.0- and three days after
vss laid OF
WITHOUT exception. Raya Slr. Fosdick.
30 mon seemed % think that the con
on was necessary a. a matter %
81, "fi"noy
After ComunissionsF Fosdiok had handed
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Captain May Punish Sailors.

NEW YORK, January 14.-Justice
McAvoy in the city court has handed
down a decision holding that a sea cap
tain, under the common law as applied
to the merchant service, has a right to
administer corporal punishment to his
crew while his ship is on the high seas.
The case was that Of Lionel Moves, q
boy" employed as steward 5 assist
ant on the korona, steamship owned
by the Quebec steamship Company,
against James Carmichael, the steam
ships captain. The Korona plies be
tween this city and the West Indies.
The boy alleged that on October .,
while the ship was on her way to ia
maica. he became involved in an alter
cation with the bCatsWain. He alleged
that Captain Carmichael intertered and
knocked him down, ordering HIM put IN
irons. When the korona reached this
port on the return trip the boy had
The captain arrested and brought suit
10 recover $1,000 damages for assault.
At the trial the captain testified that
the boy refused 10 obey the boatswan :
order. and that he iuterfered in the
reh- which followed lie admitted that
ae ..pu~acd Nlevs, down, and order
ed him uut in irons He sand he sent
the ships surgeon 10 attend 10 the
nny'~ Injuries. which were very slight
Il amy.
Part ut the decision reads: "Cnde'
the common law a> applied to those 81
g.. Ir.,. - {. ~
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In 70 BE PLANNING
ANOTHER MAUNA kEA

-. been strongly rumored around
I streets and from an authoritative
that the Inter-Island steam
Er;9s+iop Company is preparing TO
another steamer built, 70 be mod
/ ., lines similar to those Of the
] an. ipter,island fleet flagship, Ma
Kea. This new steamer Is sup
H. 70 be designed to be placed On
Kona run.
|, direct denial of this was made by
ofcers of the company yesterday
s,i5eDt Kennedy stating that they
thinking of ordering another
.nsr but that the matter had not
assumed definite proportions.
FIT all depends on the freight, he
Yesterday. of that proves large
pCb TO warrant another steamer dl-
Nv for the Kona run, one might be
4. bat ii will be for freight only.
#fare hardly been thinking Of the
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MONGOLIA, Am. S. S, from Hon. for
Yoke hama, Dec. 2S.
MISSOURIAN, Am. s. S, from Hon
for Kahului, Jan. %
MARY f. FOSTER, Am. schr., ar. Grays
Harbor from Hon, Jan. E.
MANILA. Am. schr., from Santa Rosa
liza for Nanaimo, Dec. s.
MARION Z. CHILCOTT. Am, sp., from
Hen. for Gaviota Jan. 10.
MTRIEL. Am. schr., from 5. T. for
Honolulu. Janu. 30.
! NEBRASKAN. Am. s. s, ar. Sal. Cruz
from S F., Dee. -.
NEVADAN, Am. 5. s, from Hon. for
| ). f. Jan. -
! NEUILLY. Fir. blk, from Astoria for
Queenstown. Dee. -.
NIPPON MARU, Jap. :. s, from Hon.
! for Yokohama, Jan, p.
! NUUANU. Am Blk, JosseIyn, ar, Kaa-
napaIi from Hon. Jan. ..
OCEANIA VANCE, Am. schr-, ar. Pt.
Townsend from Hilo, Dee. 10.
OLYMPIC, Am. blk, ar. Hilo from Port
| Ludlow. Jan. =.
0. NJ. KELLOGG. Am. sehr., ar. Pa
reete from s f. Oct. 81.
| PACIFIC FLEET, from Yokohama for
Hon, Jan. p.
/ PLETADES. Am. 5. s., from Seattle for
Hon. Jan. %.
IFENEE BUCCANEERS, Ger. sp,, from
| Leith for Hon, Jan. o.
f. z. RTTHET, Am. bk, Drew, from
Hon for s. f.. Jan. 10.
ROBERT LEVERS, Am. schr., Ander-
son. ar. Port Townsend from Hon,
Jan. 10.
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Makura at Seven,

| be agents of the c. A. 5. 5. Ma
Ia. en- route to this port, received a
Ieless from that vessel late last night
rng that she would arrive at seven
/ evening. According to the wire
| the forty Columbia boys under the
,rge of Major Peixoto, are on board
/ booked through TO San Francisco.
H. local representatives for the
aumbia boys, the Oceanic Steamship
hpany's agents and the Makura 5
b agents all wirelessed the vessel yes
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| C. A. THAYER, Am. schr., ar. S. F.
from Portland, Dec. IS.
CELTIC CHIEF, Br. sp., James, ar
Hon. from Hamburg, Dec. 5.
CHINA. Am. S. s., ar. S. f. from
Hon. Jan. q.
CHIYO MARU, Jap. S. S, from Hon.
for S F., Jan. %.
| CHURCHILL, Am. schr., ar. Coos Bay
from S. F., Jan. 10
CLEVELAND, Ger. S. s., ar. S. F. from
Hon, Jan. 81.
COLUMBIAN, Am. S. s, from Seattle
for Hon, Jan. q.
CONCORD, Am. schr., from Hon. for
Tanning Island.
CORONADO, Am. bkt., ar. Hon. from
S. F., Jan. 81.
DAUNTLESS, Am. schr., Jonsien,
ar Port Townsend from Hon, Jan. 9.
DEFENDER. Am. schr., ar. S. F. from
I Everett, Dec. IA.
| DIRIGO, Am. sp., ar Phila from Hon,
Oct. 25.
| DIX, e. S. A T., from Hon. for Manila,
| Dee. %.
DOLBADARN CASTLE, Br. bk., ar
Rotterdam from Taltal, Dec. 5.
| DUNEDIN. Br S. S, ar. Shanghai from
| Hon, Jan. u.
EARL OF ELGIN. Br. S. s, from Hon
for S F.. Dec %.
E. F. WHITNEY, Am. bk., Jorgenson
ar. S. F., July "a.
f. X. WOOD, Am. schr., from Grays
Harbor for Hon, Jan. "a.
EDWARD SEWALL. Am. sp., Quick
from Newport News for Hon, Oct. 2
ENTERPRISE, Am. S. s., from HilC
for s. F., Jan. "a.
ERSKINE NJ. PHELPS, Am. sp., ar
Hon. from Seattle, Dec. 80.
ESPADA, Am. schr., from Westpor
for San Diego, Dec. Is.
| ETHEL ZANE. Am. schr., ar. Tacom;
from S. F.. Dec. IA.
EVA. Am. schr., ar. S. F. from MANU-
kona. Jan. %.
FALLS OF CLYDE, Am. sp., from Ga
viota for Hon, Jan. 30.
FIAURENCE WARD, Am. schr., Pilt2
ar. Hon. from Midway Isle, Jan "a
F. NJ. SLADE, Am. schr., Johnson, al
S. F. from Grays Harbor. Nov. 10.
FOOTING SUEY, Am. Blk, Willet'
from n. Y. FOR Hon. Nov. 4.
FRIEDA, Ger sp., Logeman, from AZ
toria for Europe, Oct. IS.
GAMBLE, Am. schr., at Fort Gamble
Oct. q.
GLENHOLM, Br. sp., Williams, fror
Portland for U. K, Oct. 9.
G. w. WATSON, Am. schr., fror
Grays Harbor for s. F., Nov. u.
II. HACKFELD, CIR. sp., ar. Hon. fror
Rotterdam, Jan. 4
HAWAII Am. bkt.. from Auckland fo
| Newcastle and Hawaii, Oct. IS.
HAWAIIAN ISLES, Am. sp., ar. S,
from Philadelphia, Oct. %.
H c. WRIGHT, Am. schr., from Quay
mas for Everett, Dee. IA.
HELENE, Am. sch, from Port Ludlo'
for Hon. Jan. 6.
HTLONIAN, Am. s. s, from Hon. fC
S. F.. Jan. p.
HONGKONG MARU, Jap. s. s, frol
Hon. for So. Amer ports, Nov. %.
IYADES, Am. s. s, from Kahului fC
s. F., Jan. y.
: IRMGARD, Am. bkt., ar. S. f. fro
Hon. Oct 26.
ISTHMIAN. Am. s. s, from s F. f
- Seattle, Jan. 80.
JAMES H. BRUCE, Am schr., fro1
r, s. T. for Sound, Dec. IS.
!, JAMES ROLPH, Am. schr, from 8.
=, for Hon, Jan. a.
| JOHN ENA. Am. Sd, from PhiIade
r phia for s F., Oct. 10
KAIULANI, Am. blk, Colly, ar. S.
v from Hon, Jan. IS.
KLIKITAT, Am, bkt., ar. Pc
., Townsend from Hon, April "a.
:. KOKO HEAD Am. bkt., ar. Sydnt
from Vancouver, Dec. II.
II KOREA, Am. :. s, ar. Yokohama fro
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(Merchant Vesseis.)
TRANSPORT SERVICE.

9uford, ar. S. f. from Hon, Oct. Is.
Dix. at Manila Jan. 20.
Logan. from Nagasaki for Hon, Jan. q
Thomas. from Hon. for Manila, Jan. 13
Sheridan, ar. 5. T. from Hon. Jan. II
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I'D -. ~ readings are cor
ors, and 10y .tera'ure, Instrumental
lea ,s anG local gravity. and rs4rosg
Iscal. w.. Average cIoudiness stated
ID /, ron Q to 70. Direct, - - a.
b, en5,ps sse velocity in miles psr
ID is n-a' at p. m. Velocity Of
b. e'ailing direction during -
"A B. sToCKMAN.
seeaon Director.
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Booked to Depart.

Per Q. S. S. Alameda, for San Fran
cisco, Feb. miss Marks. Mrs. n. FL
hson, 4. 7. Ormsby, Mrs. Ormsby,
Chauncey Dewey, Mrs. Dewey, H. T..
Moore Mrs. Moore, Mrs. A. +. Dixon,
Mr.. and Mrs. German. G. W. Brown,
Mrs. Brown. Miss Y. MacGregor, Mrs.
f. MacGregor, Miss L. \. Williams,
Rev. Westervelt, Mrs. Gross. Miss
Gross, G. Douglas Jones, V. Buehner,
A. J. Arrall, II. G. ?. Kettering Mr..
and Mrs. Jack Densham, J. G. Miller,
Miss s. F. Hough, J. I. Miller, Mrs.
l.. A. Williams, Mrs. Mackay, Miss
Margaret Giddings, Miss NJ. Headgen.
Per str. Mauna Kca. for Hilo and
way ports, Feb. 1T. c. Davies, Mrs.
T. c. Davies, Mrs. Il. ". Warner, II.
K. Bryant. Mrs. Bryant. G. Miller, Mrs
J. E. Miller. J. W. Waidron, Mrs. Wal
dron. James Harvey, Mrs. Harvey
Miss Harvey. Miss NJ. Biggart.
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NEUROLOGICAL RECORD

L. I oe Sunday Morning bv the
=. ONlce. U. s. Wnather D.,
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MN. B. sTOCKMAN,
Section Director.
., N. W m. ? m an . =
"a II II {. IS s. u I & y

j Is Il 5,'' / So 25 81. %
'ha Is 7.ss s.aa s,a26s755, ......
'A2' Is Sc s.ls ; 2s 30 : 50 ~
an IS 10 81 t 81 5 SO ID
d III q SO 81 5 b . % 2a
| 30 IS So 8 O. s.sa -. 81
~. l,ao s y a.27'8 ss5.s5 } 50
| quarter of the moon February n
t. - aaes a. Kahului and Hlo ocen,
" one hour earlier than at Homo
esalian standard time is 10 hour.
|. MINUTES slower than Greenwlah
Osilg that of the meridian Of Isl
ses 'hlFty minutes. The time whis
1. 'o " at 100 ?. m, which is IN,
a. 0feenwieh 0 hours 0 minntes
ana ana moon are for local time 70,
Whole group. tune i''
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VESSELS IN Port.
{Army and Navy.)

Pacific fleet, eight cruisers, Yokohama,
Jan. 81.
Denver, L. s. cruiser, Yokohama, Jan.
IS
Galveston, [. 5. cruiser, Yokohama, Jan.
IS.
Iroquois, Z. s station tug, shepley.
Kukui, L. S. Lighthouse tender, Mid
dleton.
Glacier, [. s. supply ship, Yokohama
Jan. 81.
(Merchant Ves.e;s.)
Alameda, Am. $, 5, Dowdell, San Fran
cisco, Jan. IS.
Alden Besse, Am blk, Hilo, -
Celtic Chief, Br. ship, Hamburg, Dec. 5
Concord, Am. schr., Weisbarth, Tanning
Island. Jan. 81
Coronado. Am. bktn, Lawless, San
Francisco, Jan. 81.
Erskine N. Phelps, Am. sp., Seattle
Dec. 80.
Flaurence Ward, Am. schr,, Piltz, Mid
way Isle. Jan. "a.
H. HackfeId, Ger. bk., Dickman, Rot
terdam. Jan. f
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PASSENGERS.
Departed.

Per stmr Kinau, for Kauai ports,
Feb. Nv. H. Rice, IT., H, H Rice,
W. Waterhouse, Mrs Z. Mullen, Miss
Saast, Mrs Sandow, y. Robinson, \.
). Downey, J. Mcclellan, Mrs. Fish, \.
}. Shoenberger. W. G. Hall, Mrs. f. T.
Wilson, Mrs. W. J. Asch, Mrs Q. Black
stead, Francis Gay, Mrs. Apo, Mrs. w.
X. Samuels, Miss J. Lota.
Per stmr. Mauna Loa, for kona and
kau ports, Feb. S.-ATrs. r. D. Wall
bridge, Mrs. Baxter, Mrs Manson, Miss
Gibson, Mr.. and Mrs. E. NJ. Parton,
Mr.. and Mrs. Goetz, Mr.. and Mrs. z.
Sinner, Mr.. and Mrs. ". Black, Miss
karcher, Miss Busey, l. ". Carp, W.
Richardson, Mrs. Gibson.
Per stmr. Mikahala, for Maui and
Molokai ports.-Dr. II. P. Judd, Mrs.
Judd, Miss Edna Christman, Mrs. \. II.
Judd.
Per stmr Kinau, for Kauai ports,
Feb. ii. Mcclellan, Miss Saast, Mrs.
Api
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DUE FRIDAY.

l. 5. a. 7. Logan, from Manila.
p. NJ s. S. Asia. from Yokohama.
All ). ). Columbian, from Seattle
Str Mauna Loa. Simerson. from
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-04-15

ed to the neck-yoke, had by an over
sight been attached to the collars and
as a result the carriage of course ram
forward onto the horses. The team
became throughly frightened andi
covered considerable territory in the
First ward and then headed for the
business section.
The warden took the first avail
able vehicle, bicycle, and started af-
ter. At the Metropolitan hotel he
changed cars to Naber's automobile
ard The race continued. They turn
ed the corner at behring's meat
market and several men rushed to
the assistance of Stout, who then
had the team almost under control.
A short distance forther they stop
ped, the harness was readiusted and
the party drove back as quietly as
though nothing had happened.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-04-15
PRISON TEAM
STIRS EXCITEMENT
Runaway Horses Driven by Fort Madi-
son Man in Penitentiary Garb
Looked Suspicious.

Fort Madison Democrat Second
street was stirred into considerable
excitement today upon seeing lone
prisoner in the double seated prison
rig apparently driving at fast speed
and closely followed by the warden ia
ain automobile. The incident was in
reality a runaway, the prisoner was
doing all possible to stop the team, the
peculiar circumstances led many to
believe Mr. Sanders was on the trail
of an escaping convict. The strenu-
Gus warden this morning received a
fine motorcycle and had he becn able
to put it into use the chase might have
been more realistic.
Shortly after noon the team, two
young and active animals, were
hitched up preparatory to taking the
warden and the carpenter to the
state farm. AS the convict, Stuot,
who is more at home with horses
than anywhere else, took up the lines
and the mel prepared to enter, the
warden iokinly said:
Don't jar the cans and spill the
paint And now for little spin.
And they spun.
1t seems the pole straps, which are
attached to the harness underneath
the horses and supposed to be fasten