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The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1913-03-11
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS PAY BILLS
FROM VARIOUS DISTRICT FUNDS

/ H. l. Stephens, road work. ..... 8.25
! Leona Crosby, road work. $50. HOO
On the Road District No. II Fund.
L. E. Gilmore, road work. .....S $3.50
NJ. c. Frieze, road work. .... 500
P. ]. Anderson, road work. ..... $50
R. w. McKown, road work. 80. $500
w. NJ. Boiler, road work. ...... 1900
w. Clark, road work. .......... $500
j. H. Breekner, road work. $50. 400
A. j. Smith, road work. ...... 200
C. NJ. Lamb, road work. -. 1850
A. l.. Burden, road work. 100
Bert Weiglund. road work. ..... 1890
E. Wood, road work. .......... 400
John Nagle road work. $50
Ross Hawkins, road work. $50. 800
]. II. Gilmore. road work. 400
On the Road District No. 10 Fund.
Tracey Ross, road work. ......$ 14.25
l. j.
Henry May, road work. ....... 400
T. s. Poindexter, road work. -. 1880
Roy Hord. road work. ......... 1900
E. Reese. road work. ......... 22.0O
C. w. Mccain, road work. $50. $500
A r. Knight. road work. 1900
R. J. Bell. road work. 200
M. P. Jensen, road work. ....... 800
]. H. Brooks, road work. ....... 500
F. L. Leonard, road work. ..... 22.0O
c. A. Chandler. road work. go. 14.O0
]. d. Chandler, road work. 1000
Chas. A. Chandler, road work.. $500
On the Road District No. 20 Fund.
/. P. Bowen, road work. .......$ ESQ
w. A. Watts, road work. ....... 1000
Kendrick State Bank, road work 1928
Dora M. Hull, road work. ...... 17.50
s. w. Bigham, road work. $500. 48.O0
Frank Benscotter, road work.. l9.0O
Chester F. Smith, road work. 80. 1925
Lafayette Keene, road work.. 24.00
Claus Eichner, road work. ..... 34.00
E. r. Jacobus. road work. ..... 1900
N. Brooke, road work. ........ 21.O0
r. E. Callison, road work. ..... 1900
Chas. w. Jessup, road work.. l2.00
G. H. Dougherty, road work. -. 500
J. ]. Lynch, road work. ........$ 300
]. T. Arnold, road work. 1850. 1900
n T,,fft rood work 1000
R. T. A. Robertson, road work. LOO
c. B. Kegley, road work. ....... l2oo
]. H. Harreld, road work. ...... 9.00
c. w. Deerkop, road work. ..... 12.Oo
VIM. Milton, road work. ....... sou
A. Harvey, road work. ......... 2.4O
B. C. Spencer, road work. ..... 12.O0
]. N. Collins, team hire. ....... 1850 |
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1913-03-11
Timeliness is the Essence in Bushes:

Just OF
years years
On the method largely depends your
5000 Egyptians writing
nouncements sheets Of circulating
800
ing business announcements in their columns
80 years ago MOSCOW carrying
the advertisements of the progressive
5000 800 80 making his
business publishing filling
creating
DAILY STAR
is by per Of
people in Moscow each night.
Daily S n on
o f4s
county,
Moscow
1t gives TODAY eIegaphIc FORM condensed
for the busy
gives county County
interested in.
gives day-the comings gongs
attempted
AND THE SURROUNDING COUNTRY AS NO OTHER
NINETY PER CENT BUYERS ARE WOMEN!
THE ARGUMENT DON'T CONVINCE RESULTS
WILL. 81
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1913-03-11
February 8, 1918.

adjournment, present as before.
Claims against road district funds
were examined and allowed and the
county auditor ia hereby directed to
draw warrants in settlement thereof
as follows:
On the Road District No. II Fund.
Clark Lancaster, road work. :. .$131 90
On the Road District No. IA Fund.
E. w. Johns, team hire. ......$ 1000
G. w. Michael, team hire ..... 1880
A. A. Anderson, road work. 80. ALSO
Carl Hedlund, road work. 1900
M. E. Henry, road work. 625
r. N Berry. road work 2100
Guy Comstock, road work. 49,. 1900
Frank McIntire. road work 1000
Gustav Danielson, road work. 2.30
G. f. Crathorne. road work. 400
P. ]. Walser, road work. ..... 2.25
Martin Anderson, road work.. $50
]. ]. Campbell, cleaning ditch. 5.25
1T. Anderson. road work. $50. 1900
Floyd Layton. road work. 49,. $500
It. Layton. road work. ........ $500
M. Reilly. road work. .... 400
Michael Reilly, road work. 200
A. Hedlund, road work. ....... 1125
Jesse Berry, road work. ....... 400
c. Tavis. road work ........... TOO
Ed Merica. road work 500
Pete Walser. road work ....... 600
Robert Dale. road work. ...... $50
On the Road District No. Is Fund.
Clark Jennings, road work. ....$ LOO
s. E. Reeder, road work. ....... zoo
David S. Trout, road work. 49,. 800
R. s. Mushlitz, road work. $50. 4.50
j. A. Sly, team hire. ........... 1925
On the Road District No. Is Fund.
Chas. Mcbride, road work. .....$ HOO
j. w. Clark, road work. ....... 1881
L. C. Kerns. road work. ....... 1900
D. P. Kidwell, road work. ..... 4.15 |
T. H. Brown, road work. ....... 800 |
X. E. Holm, road work. ....... 2.75
r. Krogh. road work 400 :,
Charley Smith, road work. 49,. $50 |
]. H. Horton, road work. ..... 1919 |
w. w. Bean, road work. ....... S.Oo
L. H. Deal, road work ......... 8.0O
W. E. Collier, team hire. ...... 3O.oo
]. Burton, road work. $40
Harry Espey, road work. 6.1o
A. G. Broten, road work. 6.5O
"a Miller road work. ........ 1900
Mrs. N. B. Long, road work. 80. l2.OO
Harry Thorp, road work. 49,. lo.oo
]. E. Griner, road work ....... 1910 :
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-04-09


locked with a cargo of automobiles
from France and Italy. to be entered
in the international sweepstakes next
week at the Mineral Springs speedway.
Every country In the world is now rep
resented. King Chen 10 In his man,
moth YangstekianE racer Ia now lead
Ing In the odds as a winner IN the 1000
mile event.
Peaches Make Good Brandy.
The first cargo of peaches arrived
from Michigan today. Justice Harry
Nicholson, having heard that they were
prepared a stack of marriage licenses.
The peaches. however, were of the
ordinary, orchard variety.
The steamer Three Rivers, of the
European Gary line was sighted 80
miles off Benton Harbor today. She
will bring 500 migrants, many of
whom will be given work Immediately
in the construction of the eastern wing
of the breakwater."
who Is To Blames
well / can't be blamed" said Judge
Homer Ansley when some one accused
him of bringing a jug of Porter county
mountain dew into Park row.
At the Gary hotel and Binzenhof II
was denied that any new variety OF
Kentucky mineral water had abeen i'm
ported during the past week.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-04-09
EAST CHICAGO

Do not forget the card party by the
Willing Workers of ST. Mary's church
at Weiland's hall Thursday evening
The music section of the East Chi
cago Womans club VIII meet Friday
at D. IN. at the home of Mrs A. q.
SchIieker. Chicago avenue, when they
will enjoy a program of selections from
the romantic composers. The roll call
Will be answered with musical topics
and the program will be as follows:
Piano Concerto (Mendelssohn) ...
...M Miss Mabel Silvern1an
Paper-.A Few of the Song Writ
ers. ....... .Mrs. WIN Jones
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-04-09
MRS. HANNAH BORG
DIES QUITE SUDDENLY
Mother Of Mrs. VIM. Stieg-
litz Is Taken by Death at
Daughters Home.

Mrs. Hannah Borg. 64-year- old moth
er of Mrs. William Stieglitz and Roy
Borg of Hammond. died rather sudden
~ TINS morning at the formers home,
lUf Douglas street. AT $40 o'clock this
morning She was in rather feeble
health. suffering from a complication
OF diseases but at no time was she
thought 10 be in imminent danger of
death- she seemed as well as usual at
O'Clock this morning but within A
half hour later she had passed away.
The funeral arrangements have n5t
yet been definitely made, but IT is plan
ned to hold the services some time to-
morrow, and thereafter to take the re-
mains away to Little Rock. Ark, for
interment there.
The services will be conducted nv
Rabbi Soltz of Chicago
Mrs Borg was a widow for twenty
three years, and is survived by three
chfldren-Mrs. Stieg1itz and Roy Borg
of Hammond and Bernay Borg of Chi
cago. sister. Mrs Frances Michaels
of Chicago. and brother in New Yorl;
also survive.
During the past four years Mrs. BORG
was afflicted with total blindness Snt
enjoyed, however. the tenderest care
and consideration at the hands of re,
children, a matter which greatly light
ened the burden of her afflictfon.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-04-09

Vocal Solo. Miss Mabel Mickey
Piano Duet--''Il Trovatore" (verdD
Mrs. A A. Ross and Mrs. II. f.
Bloomberg
Reading Mrs. Chas. FIGHTER
Vocal Solo. ..... Mrs Zeph Campbell
Quartet--Lualaby by Nevin.
Miss Pearl Townsend. Miss Mabel
Mickey. Mesdames z. Camp
bell and H. f. Bloomberg.
Reading. . Mrs. George Summers
Vocal
ta) Gould MY Songs Their Flight
Be Winging" claim.
OBJ "Sapphic ode" (Brahms) .....
....... Miss Mary A. Stone
The Independent Packing Co. has
rented the old East Chicago Bank
building. and workmen are busy tear
refrigerator.
The Pinochle club will meet today
with Mrs. G. II. Lewis.
Little John Groves is quite sick with
a cold. He is improving somewhat
today
The remains of the late Mrs. Ora
Reffett wife of Mr.. Will RefYett, who
died yesterday morning at the home of
his sister. Mrs Biggerstaff, in Tod
at D. M, the funeral taking place
from the Biggerstaff residence The de-
ceased leaves to mourn her loss be-
sides a wide circle of friends and
acquaintance. a mother, husband, four
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-04-09
Fields Minstrels Sunday.

All Halloween" or Iish Murn's
Dream" the dancing advertisement
and scenic Spectacle with tho. AL. G.
Field greater Ministries, which comes
to the Hammond theatre on Sunday, Is
built on an old negro tradition mar
rated to Field by an ex-slaves During.
the days before the war in the south
this story was always included in
mothers repertoire of bedtime stories
and the colored nurses in the homes of
the whites always regaled their charges
nightly with their graphic description
of old Lish Murn and his dream
In the Field production the exterior
of the aged negroes cabin meIts away
as the Ethiopian is under the effects
of a jugful of liquor he has guaffed
and the interior of the cottage is
shown. Then the dream takes the spec
tator to Goblin Dell. where the dan
cling contingent offer number of
surprising novelties.
Melting away Goblin Dell gives place
to a vivid production of Hades where
Lish Murn is taken punishment
for being a good for nothing Niger on
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-04-09
"BI,ACK BILL"
FITZGERALD DEAD
Father of Gary Men Passes
Away in Chicago.

BLACK Bill" Fitzgerald. former alder
man and county commissioner, died of a
complication of diseases on Monday in
st. Anthony's hospital. He was II years
old. He had been living recently at the
Lexington hotel.
The deceased was so called because
he always wore black hat pulled we'll
down on his head. He was a power in
the SOS He lived in the second ward.
and carried II in his pocket. so far as
politics went. He owned a hardware
shop on Lake street. and broke into
politics by becoming alderman.
Fitzgerald was born in Skeneateles.
N V, In 1912, and when boy used to
tell his parents that he was coming
back some day to build a fine residence
on the shores of Skaneateles lake. He
kept his word, and during his late
years his only object in life was to look
after his Chicago property and to care
for his parents.
He is survived by his wife. Mrs. Laura
Fitzegarld three sons, and a daughter.
Funeral services will be held in Our
Lady of Sorrows church tomorrow. In
terment will be at Calvary.
The elder Fitzgerald is father OF
William and Burt j. Fitzgerald, the
Gary real estate men.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-04-09
Stamp Company Wins.

Judge A. B. Anderson In the federal
court at Indianapolis. Saturday. grant
ed temporary Injunction against the
city OF Michigan in the tariding stamp
case. and indications are that this is
the end of the trading stamp fight so
far as the city ordinance is concerned
The injunction restraints the city
officials from enforcing an ordinance.
passed ten years ago. in whic ha license
was placed upon trading stamp com
panies and merchants handling trading
stamps. The petition for n writ OF
habeas corpus. filed last week In the
superior court. was dismissed this
morning by the Sperry & Hutchinson
company. the trading stamp people, and
Frank Hunter. their representative, and
defendant in the action brought in the
city court, was surrendered. The court
ordered him turned over to the police
department. but In view of the injunc-
tion the city declined to act.--Michigan
City News.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-04-09
WHITING COUNCIL
HOLDS MEETING
G. & I. Ordinance Goes to
Second Reading.
Especial to THE TrMEs.)

whiting Ind, April 9-The regular
meeting of the city council was held
on Monday, at which Mayor Parks and
all the aldermen were in attendance.
An ordinance granting the Gary &
Interurban Electric Railway company
certain rights was presented and
passed to second reading. The Off
Gals of the company are asking for
the privilege of operating on several
of Writings streets the route pro-
posed being follows: Standard ave-
nue. from the city limits of East Chi
cago westward to the street or high
way known as front street; thence
north on Front street to 18th street:
thence west on 119th street to the con-
nection with the present line of the H.,
w. & E. c. Railway company at 10th
street and Schrage avenue.
Contractors Nedjl and Greenwaid be-
ing the only bidders for the erection
of street signs. they were awarded the
contract at $1.70 per sign.
City Attorney Fetterhon was in
structed to notify the B. & o., c.. L. S.
& E. and L. S. & NJ. S. railways tocut
crossings at Atchison avenue so the
street commissioner can get access to
the bulkhead of the main sewer which
is located at the foot OF Atchison ave-
nue..
A communication was read from r.
NJ. Holman and Henry Trowe of the
water station asking for an increase
of IS per month in their salary. At
present they are allowed IS per month
for treating the water to the calcium
hypochloride preparation. The COM
munfcation was referred to the water
committee.
The appointment of Elmer Shannon
as chief of the fire department was
approved. The salary OF J. P. Free
man as inspector in the removal of
bodies from the local cemetery was in
creased from So m 81 per day.
An ordinance was adopted fixing the
license for operating skating Kinks at
s36 per year instead of 500. as was
proposed.
The ordinance was also adopted fix
ing water rates. which reduced the
price for kitchen faucets from s6 per
year to 81. An ordinance was adopted
appropriating $4,000 out of the gen.
eral fund and placing same in the
| graveyard removal fund
| A resolution was adopted declaring
| the necessity for ordering the improve
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-04-09
GARY PAPER IS
SEEING SOME THINGS
Steel City's Park Row Rubs
It's Eyes in Amusement
at Funny Spectacle.

Some little amazement was caused IN
Gary last night when the old lady of
Fifth avenue, The Tribune swished her
petticoats in the first noise made since
Tom Knots became editorial dictator
of the paper by giving 1t a ticket to the
city printing trough.
The Tribune came out with story
headed: Greatest Day of Gary at City
Harbor Opening" Here are some of
the delirious extracts:
"Seeing Things"
1.-The formal opening Of Gary's hav-
Dor yesterday was Gary's greatest day.
Never since the first shovelful of sand
was dug from the sandy rim of south
ern Lake Michigan years ago, has the
community that there sprung up wit
messed such an event. BY act of yes
terday Gary was united to the grea,
fresh water seas of America and even
to the oceans of the world. With
superb railroad facilities on one hand
and on the other magnificent powers Of
water transportation. the Magic City
of steel yesterday became fully entitl-
ed to it's name,
Have High Ball:
1.-THE steamer Monte Carlo today
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-04-09
THE DAY IN
CO NO r e S s

SENATE.
Met at noon. Proceeded to house
chamber for joint session. Senator
Shafroth introduced resolution to
change time for beginning of congress
to first Monday in January after ma
tional elections and Inauguration of
president to escond Monday in January
Adjourned at 1920 p. m. until noon Wed
Eesday.
HOUSE.
Met at 1890 .. m. Received members
of senate and in joint session listened
Ito President Wilson deliver his first
message to congress. Representative
Sims reintroduced bill to abolish Com
merce court and a bill to repeal Ameri-
can coastwise shipping toll exemption
clause Of the Panama act. Adjourned
at I'LL p. m. until noon Thursday.
Heat, when and where you want =.
! Get a Gas Heating Stove.-No. ina. Gs.
| 4 EIec. Co.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-04-09
Sues Conkev Co.

Attorneys Moran & Dyer. represent
ing Frank Meingasser. a minor. have
started an action against the w. b.
Conkey Co. for $4,000 damages on ac-
count of an accident which occurred
Sept. 16. 1910. and resulted in the
breaking of a number of bones in the
plaintiffs right leg
The accident was due to belt trouble
The complaint relates that the young
man was less than Is years of age
Attorneys Kruse & Peden are also rep
resenting the plaintiff.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-04-09
FAVORS CALUMET
HARBOR BILL
House Committee Reports
Out Measure.

Springfield, Ill, April 9.-The house
on drainage and water ways
today reported out favorably the Klee-
man bill authorizing the sanitary dis
trict of Chicago to construct. operate
and maintain harbor in Lake Calu-
met. 1t is the same bill which was We
toetd by Governor Deneen two years
ago. A delegation from South Chicago.
including Henry w. Lee. Arend Van
Vlissingen, George w. Boiling. John c.
Finn. Henry V. Meeteren and Mel
Lykke appeared before the committee.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-04-09
LAKE COUNTY
COURTS AT
A GLANCE

LAKE SUPERIOR COURT, ROOM I.
Judge Virgil ,, netter.
Case ON Trial.
s377. German VS.. Standard Steel Car
Co. Mcmahon & Conroy for the plain
tin and Crumpacker & Crumpacker for
the defendant. Case Will continue on
trial tomorrow.
Cases On Call.
Smith VS.. Hull and Lang VS. Nation
al Brick Co.
5 Jury cases civil. fifth week. March
term. 1913. Fifth Monday. April T.
a31s-Smith Hull.
s44e-Lang National Brick Co
sess-ogren pro ami Ind Har Belt.
s475-B & r b & NJ Co Chorak.
s54o-Pavnica Kaminsky.
e49o-Ruth Conkey Co.
s5e4-Bonick Goldberg.
LAKE SUPERIOR COURT. ROOM =
Judge Lawrence nccker
Case on Trial.
state VS. Fred Allerton. J. A. Pat
terson and Ralph w. Ross for the
state and Attorney Rapier of Gary for
the defense. Case will take three
days Murder in the second degree
charged.
The rest of the term will be devoted
TO criminal work.
LAKE SUPERIOR COURT. ROOM B.
Judge Johannes KopeIke.
At Crown Point.
Fifth Wednesday. April g.
611-Ozclshous G & r r.
b1s-woronko Ills Steel Co.
Fifth Thursday April 10
s7-Honore. Adrian c.. VS.. City of
East Chicago.
LAKE CIRCUIT COURT.
Judge w. c. McMahan
At Crown Point.
No report on this court.
PORTER CIRCUIT COURT.
Judge A. ID. bartholomew.
At Valparaiso.
Settings.
Court cases. Fifth Monday. April T.
eso7-Crawford Coffin.
sss7-w Rawhide b CO v Simplex
Ry App Co.
1ss-C Ter Trans Ry Co wabash
r r Co.
459-Freier Harold.
s3T--rn re Pet Wieland drainage.
sse--Ziegler Knots.
io07-In re Pet Koselke drainage.
1e5s--In re Pet Kemper drainage.
1o77-Abramovitz Penna Co.
1l1s-Campbel1 French.
1l1s-Rahan Schussler.
1is5-Gardner admr Brewer.
1e12--Buhler Butler.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-04-09
"A Stubborn Cinderella. -

a Stubborn Cinderella the big
Princess theater success, will play at
the Orpheum for three days beginning
tomorrow company of eighteen
singers, dancers and comedians will
present this clever little musical play
of college life by Hough, Adams and
Howard, who wrote all the big La
Sale and Princess theater successes
The Time, Place and the Girl" will
be the attraction for next week, start
ing Sunday matinee.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-04-09

Hammond Tent No. 80, X. o. r NJ
VIII hold a regular meeting in the X
ofsP. hall, this evening. at which time
the second and third degrees will be-
conferred upon three candidates. A
smoker will follow the session.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-04-09

f240-Maulfair Keown.
125s-Strom Strom ct al.
1274-Burch Burch.
1313-Dodd Dodd.
1315-Dowdell admr Suman ct al.
PORTER SUPERIOR COURT.
Judge III. II. TuthfIl
At Michigan City.
Court now in session.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-04-09

earth. Here, too, the scenic effects are
quite startling, and the display closes
with the interior of the cabin when Lish
awakens ready to take the pledge and
taboo liquor for the rest of his life.
The Gold Band, new departure In
mfnstrelsy, is one of the novelties this
season Two free concerts will be off,
cred daily during the engagement here.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-04-09

sisters and two brothers. all but two
OF whom reside in East Chicago. The
two from out-of town live in Brazil.
Ind.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-04-09

ment of Clark and also Short streets.
After authorizing City Treasurer
Griffith to negotiate a temporary loan
in the sum OF $4,000 to be turned into
the general fund. the meeting was ad-
journed.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-04-09
The Cook-Stove
A Help?-or a Hindrance?

Many women are content to put mp
With the out of dxte. back breaking.
nerve-rackinx. work-making coal range.
for washing and ironing and cooking.
Ali the old-time discomfofts OF the
cook ssove--its dirt, ito ashes. its filing
and rehliing, its fsverish heat. its uncer-
tain baking, its delays and its expense
ARE now spared housewives who know
the efncient, economical NEW PER-
FICTION Wick Blue Flame Oil Cook
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-04-09

The NEW PERFECTION burns on.
At two-thirds the cost of gas and one
half the cost of gasoline. Lghts in .
second. Gives forth an intense blue
fame. No odor.
1t does better baking. broiiing. boiling.
roasting and tossting than coal range.
gas or gasoline stove. And is thorough.
ly safe.
Over q half million NEW PERFEC-
TIONS are now in use in the middle
west alone.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-04-09

The elder Fitzgerald is a father o.
william and Burt J. Fitzgerald, thu
Gary real estate men.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1913-10-11

ilont'nned ffofi tifst Farfl
them got TO the Volturno before she
went down.
THE World got the FIRST news
OF the Volturno disaster early
today in wireless message
sent out by the Cuuarder Carmsnla
ard picked up by the wireless sta
ton here. The Carmania's first mes
sage was
THE steamer Volturno, bound from
Rotterdam for Halifax and New York
with 500 cmigrants on board on fire
and abandoned Thursday night in
latitude 1925 north. longitude 1888
vest--236 passengers missing.
(Signed) Barr
Al 800 this afternoon the following
additional wireless message came via
Fishguard. from Captain Barr, Of the
Carmania
"On Thursday morning Captain
Barr received a wireless distress call
from Volturna then IS miles off, she
was afire. The Carmania full steam
I'D toward and reached the Volturno at
noon The Volturno was burning
fierccly forward and rolling heavily
The propeller had fouled the tackle,
so that only two boats got away, The
other four we're smashed. drowning
all occupants.
tSigned) BARR.