, 1914-06-03
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sen, denies the 'sStorstad's" voluntary
Withdrawal, thereby unplugging the "Em-
press of Ireland's' side; and says that the
%latter's Roadway twisted the "Storstad'
around and the tide carried her away, where
upon the Empress of Ireland" became IN
visible, rendering help impossible until she
was located by the cries and the arrival OF q
two of her boats. The "Storstado launcheH
all her boats, manned the empress OF Ire
land's' boats and rescued $50 persons, and
freely gave Of everything aboard. Finally,
all the rescued were transferred to the
steamships Eureka" and "Lady Evelyn.
A suspension Of judgment Is asked on be-
half of Captain Andersen, who acted thus,
although believing that the "Storstad, was
sinking. Upon the "Storstad's" arrival at
Montreal the Canadian Pacific Railway libel
led her upon a claim of two million dollars. Two
hundred and nine bodies have arrived in 1873
collins, only a few can be recognized, iuciud-
ing Sir Henry Seaton Karr and Mr.. Laurence
Irving, the latter with q piece Of cambria
in his clenched hand, a portion Of his wlfe's
nigLtdress. The fewness Of the bodies IN
dicutes that most Of the dead must be confined
within the sunken ship,
New York, J dne 2nd-Adyices from Bo9o-
ta announce that the Treaty with the United
States, adjusting the Panama dispute, has
passed its third reading in the Senate. The
United States will not consider the Treaty
until after the settlement of the Canal tolls
legislation.
Dispatches from Mexico state that Gene
raj Carranza has proclaimed himself provl-
sional President and began the appointment
of a Cabinet, with his capital at Saltillo. His
intention is to forestall the mediators' action
upon the elimination of President Huorta.
The mediators will not admit General
Carranza to the negotiations without an
armistice, which he has already refused to
agree to.
The u. S. S. 'Texas9 has been ordered
from Vera Cruz to Puerto Mexico for an
unexplained reason.
The fines Of the steamers "B0VarlaD aDd
''Ypiran9u"have been increased to half a mil
hon dollars gold, and both are still detained,
pending the acceptance Of their bonds.
Antigua, End Salvage steamer Nemesis
from Jamaica arrived Sunday and left for
Barbuda yesterday to attempt the rehoat-
ing of the SIS. Croydon"
New York, June End.
Flour, Winter Clears per bnrrel $40
Meal, Kilndried per barrel $3.65
New Seasons Pork no quotation.
Heavy Mess Pork $22-S22!.
Crystals per 100 lbs, 1899
""6"'' 89o test Molasses Sugar l00lhs
$2.74
Molosses Eng. Islds per gal.
Liverpool Cotton middIing Upland. Z 7-2Od.
Exchange, New York &London, go days si@ht
1867
Exchange New York and London, sight 1853
London, June End.
Dem. Crystals IFS 9d.-13s. OF.
Muscovndo, floating terms IN
0"6"' bond, S.. 81. SIS. Cd.
German beet IS ( o. b. 9s. y I.
Java Sugar 5000 Gibraltar OF Channel foi
orders, hoating terms, los. I'D.
Demerara Rum, Is. IL Is. sd.
Trinidad Cocoa, good middIing Red, nomi.
nal pr cwt SIS. .0d. sos Cd.
Cotton, Medium Fine Stat Liverpool, nominal
per h Is. 05d.
Bank of England Rate Of discount 3.
Consols 755
Three per cent Rentes in Paris $3.50.
A WOMAN'S BRAVERY.
Nine. Ohlson's Defence OF kazerun
Barracks.