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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-05-19

FOR SALE OR TRADE-Improved 80
acre farm miles from Bemidji.
! Address w. B. care Pioneer.
6t5-25
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-05-19
FOR SALE farm
PROPERTY

FOR SALE-6 acre lots, house and
lot; also 40 and 80 acres. Mathew
Larson, Nymore, MINI. 2 mon 5-24
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LOST AND FOUND.

FOST-Runch Of keys. Return for
reward to Security State Bank.
4t5-19
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-05-19

SUMMER RESORT Properties for
Sale-Cottage, 3 rooms and screen
ed porch, so It. lot on Lake Be-
midi.
rooms and screened
porch, 200 It. lot on Lake Bemidji.
Lake Shore lots at Lavinia, Pine
Beach Park. IS acres on Marquette
lake; 81 acres on Turtle Lake, and
20 acres on Three Island Lake.
Reynolds and Winter 6t5-21
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FOR SALD-Hoover potato digger.
Iron Age potato planter. Heavy
breaking. plow, 16 inch, John
Deere with trucks. 2-section steel
drag. Riding disc cultivator. New
Mccormick mower. Disc harrow.
J. J. Opsahl. 6t5-19
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FO ESTABLISHING eggs. Ringlet
Barred .Rocks, Thompson strain d.
feet. $3.50 per setting Of Is or 81
per 100. Address Garrett Cronk,
Tenstrike, MINI.
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FOR SALE-rwo 25-ft. lots. small
house and wood shed, well. In
Quire at o. e. Erickson's store.
6t5-22
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FOR SALE-5-passenger Studebak-
er. Very nice car. 4 new puncture
proof tires. E. J. Willits-Luther o.
son, the landmen. 6t5-24
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FOR SALE-7-room house, " acre
of land; wood shed and garage, 4
blocks south Of Nymore school. In
quire in person or by phone S26-J.
Charles Billadeau. 6t5-25
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FOR SALE-Good team mules and
harness, about 1000 It. of lumber
(new); typewriter. E. J. Willis
Luther Olson, the Landmen. 6t524
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FOR SALE-See the Bemidjl Sta
tionary store for rubber stamps.
fac smile signature stamps, no
tarial seals and corporation seals.
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Fol- RENT.

FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms at
423 Fourth street. Phone $50.
$500
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FOR SAlE-CITY PROPERTY

FOR ANY kind Of real estate deal, go
or write =. J. Willis. 218 B -ltrami
Ave. Phone Al. 1851
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FOR RENT-Handsomel furnished
rooms, all modern. Day, week or
month. New Kaplan bldg. 4-:4tf
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FOR E+Thoroughbred Belgian
hares-Ruffet Red. Sc a pair. AL
ton Nelson, Nebish, MINI.
6t5-24
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-31

marriage to Preston Gibson-will prob
ably be the next owners Of Reigate
Priofy. historic seat of the How
ards of bingham, and which lies on
a fine highway twenty miles from
London and thirty-one from Brighton.
The house dates from the thirteenth
century and was part of the great
foundation of Augustinians endowed
by William de Warrenne in 1910 and
suppressed by Henry VIII. Every.
thing which could possibly be in
cluded in country seat goes with
this priory, even the usual ghost, an
uneasy monk in spotless garb and
enshrouded in cowl and cloak, who
PAGES up and down the tagged walk
and utters dismal shriefs toward
dawn on certain nights of each month.
There are $50 acres in forests, stocked
with game. in farmlands and garden,
which are famous in many novels, es-
pecially in one blood-curdling mys-
terry tale by Conan Doyle There is a
garden of herbs with a lineage going
back to the fourteenth century, when
the entire countryside sought simples
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-31

Der their history know that when
Blaine was defeated for President
John A. Logan. his running mate,
re-entered the lists to succeed him
self and won out at the flag end
OF the election But in those DAYS
senators were elected by state leg
isiatures. which generally met in
January after the November verdict
of the whole people had been given.
Senator Harding faces different con-
ditions, and, besides. his friends seem
sure he need not worry about the
upper house. A nota bic addition to
the senatorial set will be William B.
Mckinley. if he is fortunate enough
to catch up the toga falling from the
venerable Lawrence Sherman. Miss
Julia Maths, his niece and chatelaine,
has been a gracious and discriminat-
ing hostess for many years. and in
the higher station she will prove
even more accepta BILE. Another pos
sibility which awakens keen interest
is that the silverytongued orator
Bourke Cochran and his attractive
wife. who was Miss Annie lde. will
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man. was the sixth Of the sAvsrss sons
Of Count Lodovico Pecct Of Carpineto.
The present Count Pecci, the father Of
Mrs. Blunt, - the head Of the family,
being the eldest SON and heir Of that
Count Lo6ovico PAcci who was . cen.
trail figure in Rome during the long
pontificats OF his brother. Pope Leo
XIII. He and his countess paid a
short visit to Washington while Car
dinal Falconio was acting as papal
delegate and were entertained by
him. Many of, the Catholic diplomats
in Washington paid their respects to
this near relative of the pontfff. who
was considered one of the greatest
scholars and statesmen of recent
years. Though few are aware of 1t. a
figure of considerable Importance il,
the Roman Church is a winter resi-
dent of Washington. DR.. Filippi Ber-
nardini, who is the nephew OF Cardi-
nal Gasparri. the papal secretary. OF
state. and the professor of canon law
at the Catholic University. DR.. Rer-
nardini spends his summers in his Old
home near Rome. though during the
war he had to foreRo this privilege.
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from the priory. and a rose garden
where the nightingales have sung
during the centuries. A lavender
walk and poplar hedge lead to a
lake which covers four acres. and
where all kinds of fish have been
spawned. Then the house contains
treasures by Holbein and portraits by
the English masters. Lawrence. Rey-
nolds and Lely. There are thirty-odd
chambers and. what seems incredible
in an English country home. almost
as many bathrooms, with vast
length of drawing and dining rooms
which would make the White House
collections seem Insignificant. All
this for trif1e more than one may
buy a conventional brick house on a
narrow city lot here in Washington.
Everybody taxes it for granted
that if Mr.. Harding is not the next
President Washington will lose him
and his hospita BILE wife from the
senatorial set. Seemingly it will be
Mr.. Frank B. Willis who will succeed.
though time and chance affect such
predictions But those who remem-
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S. O c. / E T Y:

France and satirically called M
poleon the Little. and his wlie
Eugene, stood sponsor. and her name,
Louise Eugene. commentaries that
signal event The countess Is on the
distaff side, the greatgranddaugnte
of Daniel Webster. Her half-brother
is Newbold Leroy Edgar. who served
very calamity in the navy during
wife gave untiring service to the
French reclamation work since the
armistice. Her half-sister. who was
Constance Newbold Edgar. Is a nun
of the Visitation order. stationed IN
Baltimore.
Mrs Julian James, who is one of the
distinguished chatelaines in the resi-
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He Is q much sought guest in Latin
circles and was among the illustrious
guests. whom Mrs. James invited to
meet the Blunts. Mr.. Blunt belongs
to the old Catholic fomily Of that name
which figures among the martyrs OF
penal days in Great Britain. and
whose ancestors are numbered among
statesmen and scholars Of Enel land.
past and present. Formerly in the
diplomatic service, his marriage to
Miss Anne Pecci occurred in Rome.
where he was attached to the papal
legation.
With the price OF homes soaring
upward all the time. and in every
section Of this country. it Is not to be
wondered at. that the stately houses
which British peers have placed on
the market are being grabbed up by
American buyers. With the present
rate of exchange. certainly. England
offers better bargain. 1t is inter
esting to learn that the Algernon
Burnabys-Mrs. Burnaby being the
daughter of Mrs. Thomas Nelson Page
and was Minna Field before her first
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return. Both have many claims to
distinction. but 1t is as the friend OF
Robert Louis Stevenson and his
neighbor in Samoa that Mrs Cochran
10 best known. She received from
the beloved invalid of the South
Seas the bequest of his birthday. for
which he had no further use, and
because hers falling on Christmas
day had unjustIy deprived her OF the
usual natal gifts.
Some Washington people returny-;
from a holiday on the Pacific coast
were fortunate enough to be near the
old city OF Santa Fe. n. NJ. when the
customary three-day celebration OF
the reconQuest of the territory from
the Pueblo Indians was In progress.
II was such a marvellous piece of pag-
eantry that the wonder is that tour
lists do not make a special journey
when those October days draw near.
The Indians. who delight In all sorts
OF spectacies. come from distant points
and give their tribal dances as inter
CONTINUED on Ninth Page.1
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CONTINUED from Seventh Page.)

mother. There is fine boy. Gurnee
MUM. jr.. born two years ago. The
Heerens spent part of the summer
abroad and were entertained while in
Paris by Mr.. and Mrs. Barclay H.
Warburton, jr.. who are making the
French capital their permanent home.
Mrs. Warburton was the lovely and
artistic Rosamund Lancaster of Phila-
delphia. The young Warburtons are
also rejoicing in new daughter.
born within a few weeks at the villa
at st. Cloud, where Mr.. Warburton is
attending to the extensive interests of
his family He is the son of the oldest
daughter of John Wanamaker, who
was a conspicuous figure during her
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street has so frequently been the
scene of international amenity, has
recently been entertaining Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Cecil Blunt of Paris. the
latter being the grandniece and god
child of the late Roman pont1ff, Leo
KILL This successor of the Fisher
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

S.r Consort bound TO this port from
Brest and previousl. reported With boiler
trouble and loss OF two propeller blades. Is
anchored of Fire Island whiting TO De
Actshact has been ordered 20 hcr assistance.
str Dilwyn. from Philadelphia for Tam
pico. struck roof outside Tanpico on Ort IS;
Assistance with her: wreckinE crew win be
sent on from New York 20 assist
str Franco U'r). flavre Tor New York.
had an explosion intthe engine room shortly
after Leaving port and returned 70 Choir
bougg: hhc stokers were killed (see news
colunns).
BARBADOS. oct as--Su Diembcr DUTCH
from batavia via Cape Town Tor New York,
grounded offering hatbor
BoeTDN oct o3--sclr sanivel Castner.
n. from ~ John, NIB. via Roclland Tor New
York. arrived here Win loss OF mamma St
head and nnintopinast: also sails split.
BALTIMORE, Oct os-str Arlington. which
arrived bore to-day from Boston. was lowed
% nor; from Cove Point with engine trouble.
LONDON. oct es-Str Iaxapalile from
paamos Via Valencia for New York, has
arrived az 81 Michaels with boilers ont OF
order.
str zaca. from Norfolk for Buenos Aires,
before reported AZ Port Spain on fire. has
bcarl beached and fire extinguished: coal
not much damaged: engines andSboilers cx-
tcnsively damaged.
oct IA telegram received from Lloyd's
ahrnt at pelngoa Bay states tliat str West
field. from Sabine. &c. lying alongside "
-barf. Is On fire; port bunk"rs and ventl-
steam injected 70 evtinguish fire; tue has
been sent: surveyor attending. The follow.
ing telegram In re Wcstficid vaa received
18th. 'fire under control lnhorers are dis
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NC NEWS FROM ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD

Il Hunt 1871 y Jupiter noon a4,h.
Sabine sun 80 s Scotland l. V 4:4O I'M 25th
Sagua 400 SW Hatteras noon Gath.
Sahale lat IS Is. Ion 20 OF noon 25th.
Salem County 10 Carysfort noon sd
San Juan 100 Ambrose noon 25th.
San Silyestre $50 w Sand Key noon 23d
Santa Cruz 100 w San Francisco 3 PM 2Sd.
Santa Rita So w sand Key noon a3d.
Santiago $50 SW Hatteras noon oath.
Scantic 1872 Hatteras noon oath.
Severance SW Hafteras noon oath.
Slverbrook los s Overfalis u V noon 2Bth
Stockton LII from San Diego PM 23d.
sudbury S95 Il Ambrose l. noon 25th
Sun beam ise \ Jupiter noon 24th.
Sutransco 40 II Ambrose noon 18th
Tampico ~ NE Jacksonville noon path.
Ulysses 22s Cape Henry noon 25th.
Ord 40 off Delaware Breakwater noon
Gath.
w p Keene - n Hatteras noon 25th.
w 9 Tesgle 40 e Tampico noon sd
w NJ Irish go w Sand Key noon odd
Waterbury ii3 SW Cape Mala 8 PM 22d
Waubesa 260 ENE Cape Henry PM 18th
West Cadron 2.03p from Honolulu \ PM 2Sd.
Wet Cherow sos Cape Henlopen noon
goth.
vest Conob 7s5 Il Ambrose Nv 3 PM 24th.
West iiembrie 1871 Il Philadelphia noon
24th.
west rIlmrod $40 w Honolulu s IN esd.
West lmboden SO $ Jacksonville noon 2ith.
West Jappa 453 w San Pedro 4 PM oath.
West Kasson 900 from San Francisco s PM
gath.
West Katan IS s San Francisco 8 PM cath.
West Togus 900 y Colon noon c3d.
Westwego % > Hattcras noon 25th
West Wind 30 OFF Nantucket l. v noon oath.
Wilcox % " Tortugas noon odd
William 1sorn 20 S South Pass noon Gath.
Winnebsgo 90 WNW Tortugas noon 23d.
WythcFille lat rs 90. Ion IL II noon 18th.
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SAILED.

Strs Cold Spring, Charleston; CITY OF
Sparta OBJ. bombay: Feltore. Newport
News: Auburn. Philadelphia.
Str Julia Luckenbsch. Rotterdam.
Strs City OF ST Louis Savannah; Argon.
Port Arthur; Bacchus OBJ, Tangier; Ham
ilton, Norfolk; ISirktown (Br). Baltimore
Dalmazia CItaD. Genoa: Helmer Morch
DAM. Progreso: Cissy (Nor), Tampico
Comancliec (Br) Gothenburg.
u S battle ships Oklahoma. Nevada. Flor
ida. Pennsylvania, Arizona and Utah, South
ern hil grounds.
Z strs San Francirco ana Shawmut.
L collier Brazos. Charleston.
Sailed Gath. strs Wythevillc Montevdeo:
Lake Fariston. Kingston.
The corrected reading OF the barometer
(rsduced TO sea levc) at New York on Mon
day, Oct %. 1920. at SAM. reported BY
the United States Weather Bureau. was
thirty 900 inches. This closely approx
mates seven hrndved and sixty-two (7B2)
milllmetres Captains of all vessels now
lying in or near the ports Of New York and
Brooklyn can advnntageously use tho above
official data for observing whether their
own barometers require any considerable
correction or adjustment.
Wind at SANDY Hook. s PM. :. : miller;
clear; smooth rea. ~ city Island az sun
set. calm: overcast: smooth sea.
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CLEARED.

tFrom L. S. Naval Communication Service. ]
Str Anglo Mexican (Br). Davies, Liverpool
via Boston--Anchor Line.
Str Comanchee (Br. Johnson, Gothen
burg-C A Games.
Str Julia Luckenbacli, Smith. Rotterdam
Luckenbach Steamship Co, Inc.
= Str Ampetco. Reeves, Antwerp via Phila-
delphia-p Warden.
Str La Touraine GTrl. Lepretre. Tavre--
Compacnie Generate TRANSFORMATIONS
Str Henry County. Broefran. Fayal and
fiorta, Azores--Potter Transportation Go.
sur paInazia dtaD. MOCHA. Genoa--r Pace
Sons g. Go.
Str Somerset Br), Weston. Lyttle,on.
Sir sauust Dr). Owens. Para. aIaranharn.
&c-Lamport & Holt.
str Xacapa. Barratt Santiago, Kingston.
&c--United Fruit Co.
STR Brighton lNor), Andreassen. Havana-
Str Mason City. wright. New Orleans
str nrindilll. spinney. Eaton Rouge. La
ID T Warden
SIR Apache. Chichester. Charleston and
Acknowledgment Steamship Co.
Str Jeltorc. Wachsmuth Newport Ncws-
Orc Steamship CO.
str Hamilton Nelson. NorfollS-Old Donin-
ion Transportation Co
Str Talbot t\oT). Larsen, Norfolk--Larn-
bert Brothers
Str Kirktown Br). Stewart Balti,nore-N
CsalamOs & Co.
Str Mmalbro. sandin. Baltilnore--7iunson
Steamship Line.
Str Auburn. Anfindsen. Philadclphia--1n-
tornational Mercantile Marine Co.
Str Monroe. French. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
NAVIGATION Co, Inc cleared 23dl
Str Deawars. Holden, Boston-Eastern
Steamship Corporation.
schr William Melbourne IBID, Hamilton.
Windsor, NS--J T. whitney 6 Co.
Tug Gypsum King. Miller, Spencers Island,
NS--J = Whitney Co.
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charging coal in bunkers on deck; after
four hours injecting steam TO extinrulsh fire,
matches were opened and Inspected: port
bunkers aud starbosrd hunkers broken into :
authorities ordered vessel TO proceed 10
stream
Oct 25--Str Lansdowne. from New Orleans
for Liverpool. Is making for Queenstown with
boiler trouble
MONTREAL, Oct 23-Str Chana (Br)
Montreal for South African ports, went
ashore Thursday during dense fog in the
river between Quebec and Montreal.
Str George (Fr). from HavIe for Mont
real, went ashore Thursday in the river be-
tween Quebec and Montreal: the Georgia
was floated and put back to Quebec. prob
ably damaged.
River str Saguensy touched ground near
Batiscan wharf. near Quebec; vessel floatcd
at high tide.
PHILADELPHIA Oct 2J--Str W 5 Rheem.
for Port Lobos. which arrived here yester-
day, touched bottom on Schooner Ledge and
remained half an hour. when she floated :
no damage sustained
Str Barr ORR. hence for Oran. returned
to port yesterday with machinery deranged.
PROVIDENCE, ri. oct a3--Thc "a ton
schr G Pease. which loft here July for
st Vincent. CIV. has not arrived at her
destination. She was owned BY Manuel NJ
Court OF 30 Vincent avenue. Providence.
and valued at Si2 800. She was loaded
with lumber. cement and furniture for
Bravo, CYL. and carried no passengers.
ST JOHNS. MI. Oct 2S--Schr Village Belle
OBJ, coal laden, sydney. CD. for Twilin-
gate, was abandoned in sinking condition
off Cape st Marys; crew saved
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CABLE REPORTS.

AALBoRG. Oct 16--saiIed. bark Findara
| (for). Boston.
ALDEN, Oct 1s-Passed, str Canadian
Pioneer OBJ. Montreal for East Indies,
AMSTERDAM. Oct oo--Arriyed. str Ken
! nemerland (DutclD. New York.
BALBOA. Oct 2S-Arrived. strs Hoboken
Honolulu for Now York: 24th. KayseelSa.
Seattle for limerick Sas iiarbor, Norfolk
! Sailed oath. strs Romucra CBr). Wolline-
ton; Jamaica (Br). Tulnaco.
! BATAVIA. Oct 22-Arrived, Sur Euryma-
chus (Er). New York.
(Nor). Boston.
BELFAST. oct e2-Arrivcd, str Lake
C;rogan New York
BREsr. oct ai-shrfiveG. str wesi zula,
Aizsrta via ManSfor United Kingdom
Fake Flanders. Pensacola via Rio Janeiro.
@IERBOURG. Oct %. II PM-Sniled. str
AauitaTia eRr) from soufhampton) New
cHRlsrrANsANp. oct Clarified. str
Frederic vnf dan,. View York for coren-
cRIsToBAL. oct 2a--Arrived. str- relix
Taussis, Ncrfolk: oneka Gro, Philadel-
Sailed a3d. strs calamares. New York:
Cen ~ G Ciorsas, Puerto Colombia 2stli.
Caoiqne, Savannah Borneo Maru Jap,
FAST LONDON, oct 2O-Arrivod. str New
brighton tBD. Montreal via Cape Town
GIBRALTAR, Oct 22.Passed, ssrs Hingara
Galveston via Norfolk for Darcelona
Canada d'r), New YORK. for Palermo: sd.
uarperley CBp, Galveston for Valencia:
Month Cristo GtaD. New Orleans for Genoa
York.
PASSED sd, strs .Lampo dtaD. New York
via philadelphia for Savona; Maine, New
York for Genoa.
Sailed 2ed, str- Nlngchow fBr), from singa-
HALIFAX. Ms. Oct a5-Arrivcd str Ma
donna (Fr). Marsetlles (nnd sailed for New
HAMBURG. Oct 21--Arrived sir Monte
yuma (Br). Montreal via London.
Ia PLATA Oct 22--Sailed. str vasari
LErT1f oe g' aasalI led ssrs Arthur von
c;winner (fiot) Newport News: West Ked-
ron. San Francisco.
more CBr). Boston.
Sailed e8d. ,strr Latonia Br). savannah
West Gotomsla, do.
Arrived .4th. str Megantic (lr). Montreal.
Arrived Esd. str Magdalcno ORD. st John.
LONDON. oct 15--saiied. str Eastern
Ocean, Boston (to load for Pacific ports in
place OF ctr Sina sta).
Sailed I'D. strs Lake Fighting. New York
Mesa9a or. 90; southwestern Miller tBr',
Arrived $50. strs Canadian Aviator np,
,Montresl; Iackawanna (nrl, Port Arthur
SapIles. Baltimore for Bresi,
MoNTEVIIEo. oct 22--Arrived. str Eraser
River (Br). Newport News.
MONTREAL. Oct o5--Arrived strs Ra-
dun dtnD. Glbraltarl saturnia dsr), Glas-
9ow.
NANAMo &c, oct 25-saiad str r;osalle
Mahoney, Hawaii
PADASG Oct eo-Arrivcd. str Rotti
Dutch, New York via Colombo for Ba
tnvia.
PLYMOUTH. oct aa-Arrived .tr Moor
dam tlJutch) New York for Rotterdam
,a;d p-ecet ded).
POET SAID. Oct Arrived str Lyons
Msru jIap). New York.
ROTTERDAM oct - Sailed. str Beuisels-
DISK rDrtcl. New Nork
no GllANpE, oct 92--Arrived,, str Ala
Iuosa. New York via Rio Ianeilo.
SANTOS Oct 3@--A liirad. Sif Mancnurian
Prince tIirl, New York via Rio Janeiro.
SINGAPORE. o.; II Arrived. ~ Sanger
les. Now York
SYDNEY. Oh. Dcl y I PM-Sailcd, sfr
Dertona, FORT Alfred.
TRIESTE, Oct 1'-ArriVcd str Sus1 dtaD, /
New York Via savannah.
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FOREIGN PORTS.
IRy Mail


BERMUDA, Oct 22-saned. str caraquct
CAAfPBELLTON. NIB. Oct 2O--Cleare red.
schr Victory Chimes (Br). Barbados via
Georgetown. PEI
HALIFAX. Oct 22-sailed. str Canadian
Observer tRr), Montreal
HAVANA,s Oct 1S--Arrived. strs Reina
Maria Maria c5Glstine (sD), Vera Cruz: Knwa'
Canadian Trader C3r), Montreal.
Sailed 10th, strs- flandre CFTr). st Nazaire
18TH, Carib. Nuevitas; Tuscan. Cardenas
Ausable, Guarlfanamo 18th, Cuban str MART
lex Adelheid). Galveston: Orzaba, Coruniis,
&C; Metapan. Kingston; Lake Alvada,
IN HAVE. Oct 21--Arlived previously.
schr Maid OF Canada tllr). Gaspe for Bar
bados (for repairs To sails and supplies
,MAZATLAN, oct lI-Sailed, str San Jose.
Balboa.
MONTREAL, Oct 2a-Arrlved., strq IRE
valcan tBrl. Newport Canadian Miner
CBrl. 81 Johns, MI.
MURORAN. oct G-Sailed. str HoAolu,u
Maru Dap. New York via San Francisco
for bunkers).
MURRAY BAY. CD. Oct ei--saiIed. str
Canadian Sealer lBr), Portland.
PARRSDORO. Ms, Oct l97,Arrived scln.
Neva (T3r). Hear River
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lReported TO the photographic Otfice.l
Buoys Established in the Potomac River
Information has been received as follows ::
"In the mouth of the Potomac River an OBJ
siruction consisting OF four nooring buoys
laid In, aNgeetangle go yards long. extending
across thcgriver and 10 yards wide up and
down the river. the centre of which is lat
3S OF 81 y. lon 70 81 II w. Point Lookout
bears 20 deg (true) from. the centre Of this
rectangle and Coan River gas and bell buoy
2S5 deg Cruel"
oct %. lat 81 o4. Ion - so. wreckage. APP
parently the top Of deckhouse. with wood
work showing about feet out OF water.
Oct 10. lat 90 81. lon ~ o3. a spar about
foot in diameter, projecting about feet
out OF water.
oct Is. lat 40 81 Ion AZ 10. large ice
berg