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The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1915-02-20
Prudent Woman.

II thought you said we were going
70 share everything equally after We
got married." said the husband Of .
rich woman.
THAT was merely your own sugges-
tion." she answered calmly. Il have
decided to retain the balance Of power
until I fnd out what division you are
going to make Of love and Affection
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1915-02-20
saIrsrs white Bonanza osts.

Made G. j. johnson Of Lincoln Co.,
MINI, famous in growing 2l3 bushels from
az bushels sown last spring. Can you
beat that in 1915? Wont you try?
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1915-02-20

It is easy for shiftless man to tell
what wonderful things he would do
II he only had million plunks.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1915-02-20
Pa, N. r., KansAs and Missouri.
We are Americas headquarters for
Alfalfa and Potatoes
Timothy, Clovers and Farm Seeds.
Fcr toc IN Postaae

FOR 100 IN Poeta0e
We gladly mail our CAt.los
ana sample package Of Ten IA
NOUS Farm Seeds, including
6pelts, The Ceres1 Wondsr;'
Rejuvenated White Bonansa
Oats, The Prize Winner" Bill
Hon Dollar Grass; TeoelntA
the 6ilo Filler, ETC., etc.
Or Send 40
And We VIII NAH you our
big Catalog and six eensrous
packages Of Early CabbaGD,
Carrot, Cucumber, Lsttues,
Radish. Onion furnishing lots
and lots Of juicy ds1iciops
Vegetables during the eaxly
Spring and eummsf.
Or sssd 70 john \. ea1zsr
Sod Cor Boz 710s La
Crosse, vRAs., twenty eento
ara roosiyO botk abovc eollso-
acas and their ~ saaAloG
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1915-02-20

A female cynic II one who declares
that all men are alike.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1915-02-20

a First oMender.

A First Offender.
Each Of two little Boston girls has .
black-and.tan terrier dog. Il was noe
long before the two dogs fought, and e.
required the efforts OF man to separ
rate them.
Each little girl was disposed 70
blame the others little dog for start
ing the trouble, and one Of them said:l
Il don't care. your dog II . sneak-'
Ing little thing. anyho~i"
well. 20 II your dog" was the
reply. "And this time It snooksAl
irst, tool"
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1915-02-20
Put u Up to Father.

TN going to thrash you soundly.-
Said Mr.. Washington to little George
do - you please" responded the
infant father Of his prospective coun-
Try. hut n you do the American
people win never forgive you
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1915-02-20

And many chap talks like wise
man and acts like fool.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1915-02-20

Wise 10 the chap who uses his
stumbling blocks - stepping stones TO
success.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1915-02-20
His Status

His status
Young Swift thinks he's . legal
light"
well. he lisa legal light weight.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1915-02-20
Roofing
-

WANTED e ~ MOI, . sxnss q ga s.. =
pres rssshvsAsss pssssss Asssas. Dsss 1la
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1915-02-20

Captain Giebelhaussn Of Frederic
stad has gone 70 Archangel, Russia.
with two ships which win be used
By the Russian government - Ice
breakers IN the harbor Of Archangel.
He y experienced 1t tits work and
win instruct the Russians In the use
Of the ships. II II possible that be
viii also bring the Mjollner. an old
Icebreake used IN the Christiana-
fjord. to Archangel for use In the White
see.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1915-02-20

The population Of Norway At the end
of September. 1914. was 2.47s.330. 40
cording to the report Of the statis-
tical central bureau Of Norway. The
net increase in the population since
the preceding January was 1880. The
excess Of births over deaths during
the nine months was 21.12S. but the
emigration during the same period
was 1914 and the immigration only
s.066.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-09
BIRMINGHAM

The annual election OF the follow
ing officers Of the Methodist Episco.
pal church was held In the church
Martha Sly; frst vice president. Mrs
Eugene smith: second vice-president'
Nrs. w, scott Jones. treasurer. ARE.
e, A. King; secretary. Miss Name
Utter era n Sr. eo nsrknss Mra A. "u'
John Lawson 10 very III AZ his home
" Preston Gray went Saturday on q
tr,G to S: New fS:n city returned 70
her home at Buffalo after visiting
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Curry.
Emmett Thomas OF Mason. Is q
guest OF relatives here.
at the home OF Mrs. J: Bromley Fri
day afternoon. Aug. IL.
Cargil Young has retained 10 Den
yer yer ate. spendins ,d few M aay' rr w,,k
Youns on Pierce.st.
Fred Button returned Saturday
from Battle Creek.
Mrs. Mary Cooper will go this week
to Monroe TO visit friends,
Mrs Robert Moore. of Detroit. Was
caller here Saturday.
Miss Elizabeth Floyd has returned
from Ypsilanti. where she has been
st,sndins summ,ssr seh Ss pontiac Wis.
tied old friends here Saturday,
Miss Evelyn Deer has returned
from Q visit with relatives At North
willie.
Fifty-five members of the Modern
Maccabee lodge from Pontiac, Royal
Oak, Rochester and Detroit attended
the meeting of the Oakland county
court OF excelsior of the Modern Mac
cabee lodge. held at Birmingham Sat-
urday afternoon and evening. ban
Quet was held in the evening.
Miss Marguerite Bailey returned on
earns in Detroit.
The Cleaners will meet Wednesday
afternoon at the home OF Mr. and
Mrs Charles Roediger.
III At her home In Troy.
Mrs. Mary Bremen. of Ann Areor.
spent Saturday with Mrs. j. b. Hale
on Merrill-st.
Mt. and Mrs. Sadler. OF Clevela nd,
are guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Handing on the west road.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-09
WORTHWHILE.

Charles Mundy. bookkeeper in the
LApham state Savings bank. In en-
joying ten-days' vacation.
fng some time with friends here II
Waiting relatives in Chicago.
Miss Gertrude REYNOLDS is spend
ing q couple Of weeks with his aunt.
Mr. WsiisSs; =; P S,y,, A1s'i Of III.
N. f. Ladies' Aid society will hold
house party 1T the home OF Mr.. ana
Mrs. A. w. Baden. Tuesday. Aus. 10.
Charles Blackburn and family have
s o.nsS S Sps pf!' s "a ies '0'0''
The Sunday morning service In the
Presbyterian church was the last
union service OF the Methodist and
Presbyterian church members. Rev.
pastor. Rev. r. NJ. Pierce being at
the Highland Park II. Il. church.
The subject at the First Baptist
church was saved by the Remnant
No evening services were held In any
charge Of tho Chautauqua suaran-
teed q program in conformity with
the day. The services at 81 Paurs
Lutheran church were held In the
being. "Jcsus weeps"
The Chautauqua entertainment
given Sunday was the best of the
entire series. as regards numbers
tAking part ana the Variety OF pro
OF 10 Scotch Ca nadians In native cos
tune. assisted by Miss Jean Camp
bell. one OF Canada's favortte solo
lists. IL directed by Alfred Dunn. In
the afternoon. DR.. r. q. Shouse. lee
tured on The humor and philosophy
OF habit" while In the evening the
band had charge OF the program.
Monday will conclude the series OF
ChautauQua programs. The Stratford
Opera company VIII give q musical
win lecture on Taking stock Of the
old town" In the evening the opera
company will give program In tive
parts. q musical entertainment and
. portion Of the "Mikado" In cos
tune. Mr.. Eastman will again lee
ture, his theme being Waking up
the village" Arrangements will also
be made to ASCERTAIN whether the
people OF Worthwhile desire the Chau-
tAuqua to he feature Of next year.
which will depend on the pledges
offered for tickets
The Detroit times., 1915-08-09
TREMBLES
FOR SAFETY OF
AGE-OLD ART
tce.ui.sed from Pas. ose.l

hour one does what one must by
candlelight Every window, whether
upon a court or fronting on the
mole, is covered by wooden shutters
which must DE padlocked by the
enc responsible for the house. Be
hind these shutters curtains of some
thick. lightproof stun must be
drawn. Doors are shielded by
double curtains. so that one fights
ones way In and out through stiff
ling folds Of dusty drapery. stood
upon the mole in front of the Hotel
Daineli at 10 o'clock and could not
even see it's battlements outlined
against the dark sky. Behind me
black waves 'chattered against the
pilins Of the pier.
There were voices In the night.
People passed to and fro upon this
most popular promenade of Venice.
A girl sang some pretty Italian air.
Her escort joined her in a light
tenor. At little distance I heard
the clink Of silver and crystal.
Cigar ends glowing led me 10 an
Unseen throng seated in front of the
Cafe Oriental. Somehow stumb led
my way TO an iron chair by the side
OF an iron table. Somehow a cat.
eyed waiter found me. lie filed my
order perfectly. although could
nwlx d
when my Italian cigar was in most
active eruption. His was all the
profit. could not find my chocolate
ice upon the dark table and aban-
doned IL.
Somewhere behind curtains a good
orchestra was playing operate airs.
The music came to US dimly through
the intervening folds. There was a
short. snarling quarrel between two
men somewhere In the darkness be-
hind US. The sky was overcast with
black clouds. Not a CLEAN from star
or moon lightened II. The splash
ing Of the waves. unseen at ten
yards. made an eery undertone 10
the music and the light laughter and
the pleasant clink of silver and
glass. Only now and then a search
light operator turned his thin arrow
Of light into the skies In the Ger.
tainty that beam Invariably lighted
upon the Companile-it glowed like
a lance Of Whitley incandescent
stone in the rays--or upon the Gus
tom house or the Doges' Palace. or
some one OF the other superb herr.
tages from the past. Elsewhere they
have recovered from this search.
light folly. But Italy is still new at
war.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-09
RIVER ROUGE

The Investigation into the holdup
pulled OF by John Haymeier on Ed
gar lie Blanc, has been dropped by
the authorities. who are convinc ed
that Haymeier was only fooling.
Ie Blanc. a car checker for the NJ. c.
II. r.. struck Haymeier. the watch
man for the same railroad. In the
head with a car tinker's hammer.
when he demanded money. When lie
Blanc recognised Haymeier he con-
cluded the latter was only trying to
play q practical Joke.
Mrs. A. NJ. Salliotte. Mrs. r. j. Mo-
nahsn. Miss Eleanor Sailiotte and
Miss Alma saiiiotte, and Frank
o'Bcyle have returned from an eI-
tended trip through the west
The Salliotte Lumber Co. 10 rebuild
Ing the barn and warehouse destroy
ed BY hre some time ago.
Ofhcer Green caught two speeders
A pedro party will be held In Our
Lady of Lourdes school hall Tuesday
afternoon at . o'clock. All the la
dies are invited.
The L. c. B. a. will hold a meeting
Monday evening in Our Lady Of
Lourdes school hall.
II. A. Weston. Of wsston's bazaar
store In Ill
The Detroit times., 1915-08-09
YPSILANTI

Mrs Ruth Dickerson. through her
attorney. John p. kirke. has filed
suit for divorce.
the sale of so acres of land in Web.
ster township by Gardner snyder and
wife to George z. Harris. and also a
lot on Huron-st, Ann Arbor, by r.:
a. Knowiton TO Chs. E Gallup OF
Henry Hall has moved his harness
esta biishment into the store vacated
by Nat Wallace. rs an upholstering
establishment.
children are visiting MIR. Hankinson's
parents in New York.
Mrs. Grace wiard-wheelock left.
Saturday. for q visit In Chicago. She
will go. sept. /. to Peoria. Ill. TO
Mrs. Arch Matthew. and children
will move soon from st. Louis. Mo-.
TO this city.
Mrs Robert Wizard and son are at
Higgins lake.
Rev. J. H. calendar has been en-
gagsd TO preach next Sunday in the
Pratrieviile Baptist church
The marriage OF Miss Elizabeth
Geer. daughter Of Mrs. Edgar s. Geer.
OF the bride on west Cross-st
Arch Matthews. OF ~. Louis. Mo.
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. John Matthews.
viii open Immediately q cabinet max
ing, upholstering and rennishing es-
tablishment on North Huron-st.. in
what was formerly the o. X. lunch
room.
Miss Frances rickenor. of the ives,
day from spssasd 5e'or wns s9
she has been visiting for four weeks
at the home OF Miss Therza Hugo.
Miss Louise Herickiey Ia improving
her residenc on South Washington
Mrs. Margaret A. Timbers has filed
suit for divorce from Walter r. Tim
ber... through her attorney. John p.
OF superior township. son. weigh
fhe county register OF deeds re-
ports that the past month has been
the most profitable one on record with
. total amount taken In being Siot.
which gives the county net profit
OF Sis4.
A telegram has been received an
nouncing the death. Sunday. Aug l..
In Portland, Oregon. of Mrs. Frances
known resident Of Bridsewater town
ship.
On account of excessive rains.
farmers are complaining that they
have been able TO secure only a part
little oats will be harvested Barley
10 moulding and likely TO spoil unless
better weather comes soon. The sec
ond crop OF Alfalfa 10 more than
ready for cutting.
Dr., q. r. Laird Is enjoying a vaca-
ton In the Isle Of Pines
The next regular meeting Of
Pfttsheld Union range will he held at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward T.
Hu,xei on the West Electric -rd !,
Thursday evening. postponement
from Wednesday was made on ac-
count Of conflicting with Ann Ar
bor's Big Day"
The Detroit times., 1915-08-09
TWO SHOT
BY OFFICER
Grand Trunk Constable
in Trouble Day After
Getting Job

Orrin Gee, former Lenawee county
constable. was given revolver.
badge and pair OF handouts. Satur'
day. and sworn in as a special ON.
Ger for the Grand Trunk railroad.
and Sunday afternoon he was mob
bed by an Infatuated gang Of citizens
after he had shot one man in the
abdomen. probably fatally injuring
him. and had wounded another In
the foot.
A small boy who had thrown
rtones at q Grand Trunk train on
which the new detective was riding.
with Special OfYicer Walter Carpen.
ter "a a companion, was the cause OF
the trouble.
Gee was standing on the second
car OF a freight train a. II passed
War; en-ave. and Dequindre-st., where
a ball game was in progress. A boy
hurled stone, which narrowly miss
ed Carpenter, standing on the car
ahead.
Gee jumped from the slowly
ing train, and drawing his revolver,
chased the boy who had thrown the
stone.
The crowd watching the ball
game saw the armed man. and quick
" formed into a mob. chasing him
10 Hancock-ave. and Dubois-st Spe-
st.. Special Oficer Carpenter ming.
ling with the crowd. unnoticed.
At the corner. as the crowd closed
In, Gee turned on them and fred
twice. He said he shot once In the
air, end once into the ground, Ia
frignten the crowd. The shots only
made the crowd furious. and they
rushed at the new oflicer, who fired
roint-bIank at them.
Anthony Jankowski, OF No. 401
CanheId-ave. east. who was standing
at the corner. talking to his wife and
watching the commotion. was struck
In the abdomen by the hrst bullet
Another bullet pierced the foot OF
Stanley Kowalski, Of No. 1925 Jo-
seph Campau-ave.. and the crowd
rushed to assist the wounded men,
forgetting Gee for q moment.
Special Oficer Carpenter slid up
to the side OF his excited comrade.
Save your ammunition" he said,
according to members OF the crowd
you'll need IT,"
Someone had telephoned TO the po-
lice, and a. the crowd started to re-
new its attack on Gee. the Chenest
patrol. with Driver Henry Taube and
Signal Ohlcer Christian Nelson,
dashed up. and the ofYiccrs quickly
forced q way through the crowd. and
whisked Gee and Carpenter into the
auto, taking them to Chene station.
The crowd was crying. Lynch
him. and was In On ugly mood when
the officers arrived.
Gee was held on q charge OF fe
Ionious assault. CARPENTER was re.
leased.
Jankowski was taken TO Grace
hospital. where he IL In a critical
condition. He was reported - slight,
y improved. Monday, but 70 not -
| q oeo9e9s -.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-09
BIG CONVENTION
OF STEWARDS TO
OPEN TONIGHT

II In expected that 1000 stewards
and supply men will attend the con-
vendon Of the International Stew:
ards association. which win open
with a reception ip the Hotel Point.
chartrain, Monday evening. The
stewards Of all the largest hotels In
the country are expected to be pres
ent
The board Of directors will hold
It's annual meeting. Tuesday morn
ing. Business meetings will also be
held In the afternoon. and at two
sessions Wednesday. Thursday will
be devoted to entertainment. The
convention will end Thursday even
ing.
Visiting ladies will be taken
through the Detroit Creamery's
Co.'S plant. Tuesday morning, where
luncheon will be served In the aft
ernoon, they will have a boat trip to
Belle Isle. Wednesday morning.
they will visit the picking plant OF
Williams Bros, where they will take
luncheon. The convention delegates
will be rendered luncheon by the
Hotel Pontchartrain, Wednesday
noon. In the afternoon. the ladies
will have a party in the Temple the
alter. The evening entertainment
will he cabaret night In the Hotel
fuller roof garden.
Thursday, the stewards will go TO
Bots Blanc on the steamer Pleasure.
There will be athletic contests dur
ing the afternoon. The convention
will close with banquet in the Ho-
tel Pontchartrsin. Thursday even
ing. In connection with the convea.
tion. there will be an exhibition OF
kitchen utensils and stewards sup
plies In Moose temple.
Eugene Girard 10 national presi-
Gent and Jacob Miller national sec.
rotary Of the organization. Officers
of the Detroit branch are: President.
l.. A. ShafYer; president. Peter
A. Rheaume. secretary and treasl
or, George L. Miles.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-09
JOY RIDER
IS KILLED
Unknown Man Loses
Life When Stolen Ma
chimes Wrecked

Speeding eastward on Merrick-ase.
at the rate OF Is miles an hour. In
a stolen Ford automobile At 10
o'clock Sunday night. an unidentified
man. about % years old. was instant
ly killed. when he was hurled rs
feet, a. the auto struck temporary
raised track, at Third-ave.. and was
wrecked.
The dead man Is believed to be a
Pole. His head was terribly crushed.
Gus Thiell, "a years old, Of No i26
Theodore-st. who was In the auto
with him, was thrown from the ma
chine, and injured about the head.
but was not seriously hurt. He was
sitting near the wrecked machine. In
a semi-conscious condition. when H.
J. Whitbeck, living nearby. rushed
to the scene of the accident. DR.. &.
n. Dolman. who was passing. took
the injured man TO Grace hospital.
Thiell, who was under the influ-
ence Of liquor. tried TO hurry away
from the hospital after his battered
nose was dressed. but Detectives
Shook and Bolone arrived In time to
place him under arrest. charging
him with the theft of the auto. which
was owned by Lewis J. Fulmer. Of
No. 234 woodland-ave. and was
stolen from Monroe-ave. and Farmer
st.
Thiell told the police he did not
know the man he was with except as
Steve" He said he had met the
man at Farnsworth and st. Aubin-
ayes. and had been invited to 80 for
ride.
Five persons had narrow escapes
from death when a big motor truck.
driven by John Cameron. piano
mover. OF No. 763 Lorraine-ave.. was
struck by a Jefferson car at Grand
River and Lorraine-aves.. early Sun
day evening. Cameron had been TAX
ing a party for a ride around the
city. He escaped with decorations
about the face.
Mrs. NJ. II. Goss, Of No. 705 Lee
was internally injured;
Mrs. Harry Greber. No. 80 Forsythe-
ave-. was bruised and shaken up;
Ray Lewis, No. 30 Glover-ave.. sur
fered q fractured rib. and George
Lewis, No. 391 Garland-ave.. was
bruised about the body.
All of the injured were attended
by DR.. c. A. Bird. OF No. ga Forest
ave. west. and were later removed
to their homes.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-09
SALOON MAN
SHOT BY COP
Is DEAD

fCO0tSDOe4 ROo To9e OpeD
OF the saloon, and did not know he
was an oflScer.
Fred ]. Fisher. . mail carrier liv-
ing ut No. II Preston-st.. and Harry
Pressed, No III Preston-st.. who
were in the saloon. and saw the
whole fight. correlated Pstrolman
Reyst's story that he was dragged
through the screen door. from the
street. into the saloon. BY Cornelius.
and they also corroborated his story
OF the actual shooting.
Edward Bredow. No. $50 Laden
st: George Doherty, Of No. $50
Ferry.ave. east. ana Clifford Edel-
mann, No. 1920 Concord-ave.. who
were outside, corroborsted the ON
GERS story Of what transpired be-
fore he was dragged into the sa-
loon.
Rey,t was taken into custody AFT.
or the shooting, but was released
on a personal bond Of $1,000. accept.
cd by Judge Connolly. Sunday after.
noon. 10 appear in court. Monday
Though hs was In plain clothes,
Reyst wore his police badge on his
belt, and ne insists that he showed
~ to Cornelius when the latter at.
tackled him.
Reyst had been on the force since
March, but had been Q member OF
the force befores ~
Durlno - ~ 1870 - was
The Detroit times., 1915-08-09
WYANDOTTE

DR.. " q. Bowbeer has been elected
vice president: Howard L. Baxter.
treasurer. Of new hunting and 4sh.
ing club that u TO establish a game
preserve and club house at Stony ISL
and. in the lower Detroit river.
William ~. Hsrriott. Chestnut st.
Is visiting relatives In Weston, Ohio.
Mas Margaret Johns, OF Albion. is
spending a week with Miss Catherine
Kedsie. Poplar-st.
Mis-. Pearl and Lester Nicola ushlin.
%.si sn aosa sia s s,s visiting Mrs
Harry Peters and Lorenzo Aubrey
left Monday morning on a business
Hr and Mr.. C. II. Thi.d. hav. re-
John '1 Bs.,ii. V' ana IN r Ians'o ruck.,
are spending q two-weeks' vacation
IN sandusky. Cedar Point and cieve.
The Ladies' Aid Of the Methods,
noon in the church parIore.
The Ladies Auxiliary OF the Con
EDUCATIONAL church will meet with
Mrs.. r. ~. Pierce. Biddie-ave. north
ting In the home Of Rev. Dunnins
Otto. Herbert and Trme Bauer mr.,
VISITING relatives In Reed City Mich
Everett Jones IN III IN his home or
Martha Washington Temple. No. 81
Iythian Sisters will hold an initia
ton Monday evening.
James Melody and family are Wis
ting relatives In Utica. Mich.
Mise. Meta ana Mary Gat,ke
Ghestnut-stz visited friends in Por
Mi:. Ruth slods.a entertained o,
Monday afternoon IN honor OF Mis-
Aunaline Hervey, wiikinsburg. Pa.
The Auroras defeated the Rive,
Rouge baseball team. Sunday. Z to 2
Miss Lenore Long. daughter o
Carson Ions, vine-st.. IL Gonzales
cling after an attack Of typhoid fever
The board OF trustees OF the Pyth
Ian Castle association will meet OF
Wednesday evening at T:3o in tn
home OF Earl Woman, Second st
Ford
Russell Labo. Eureka-ave, 10 n
from typhoid fever.
Miss Emily Genthe entertained
number Of friends Sunday. the occa
sion being her birthday.
washinston lodge. No. as. X OF r
will confer the rank Of esquire Tues
day evening.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-09
Steamers Released

SAULT STE. MARIE. Mich, Aug.
s-tSpeciaD--After Tightening 400
tons OF ore. the steamer Nottingham N.
ashore near Point Aux Pins. was re.
leased this morning by the Great
Lakes Dredge q Dock Co.'S derrick
lighter. She expects to get away
about noon after reloading lighter.
age. Apparently no domage was
done.
The steamer Andrews. ashore on
Pipe island. near Detour. was releas.
ed this morning by the lighter Reli.
ancs. The Andrews 10 leaking a 1T.
tie. Heavy fog prevailed all night,
no steamers passing here from mid
nAghs IN . q N