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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-01-06

After a pleasant visit to her sister,
Mrs. ]. E. Johnson. in Sanford, Mrs.
L. w. Ponder returned to her home
here yesterday.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-01-06

Let P. A. Durand do your plumbing,
timing, gas fitting, roofing and gen
eral repair work. With V. Mrasek. at
Yonge's old tin shop. 1-1-4twky
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The most complete line of Tharmos
Bottles we have ever displayed. Come
IN and see them. Gerig's Drug
Store. 19-tf
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The most complete line Of Thermos
Bottles we have ever displayed. Come
nand see them. Gerig's Drug tSore. =
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W. K Lane, NJ. d., Physician and
Surgeon, specialist Eye, Ear, Nose and
Throat. Office over and 10 cent
store, Ocala, Fla. IF
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OCALA OCCURRENCES

If you have any society items,
phone fve-one.
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The best winter hog and COW pas
ture is rye, rape and oats. At Ocala
Seed Store. 13-tf
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Select Stationery in nonday BOXES
at Gerig's Drug Store. 12-tf
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Stop! Have you tried Federal Bread,
the "best bread in the world" 20-tf
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All customers of Federal Bread arc
satisfied customers. Ask them. If
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-02-17

Nobody about the place has ne
least idea how to get into it, spence
continued The quake seemed 70
have shaken the brains out Of the
Mexicans. And the earthquake had
heaped up mounds Of debris ali around
the secret chamber. so that eyhn Don.
ma camillS couldn't get out through
any OF the panels which slide 50
mysteriously in the walls. ! had TO
abandon my plan to rescue Bob 1t
once, Don't blame me, Mrs. Lorimer
Miss Lorimer's condition was such
that had to get her to the coast and
TO her father. decided TO make the
effort. What disaster followed. yol
already know. Be assured thar az soon
as we get ashore, am going back to
the hacienda for your husband.
And am going with you. Or.
Spence said.
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aStSNsa " hllS EaN AtNaaNCs
gency. He had instructed me to get
his sister away from the hacienda
without delay. He went with Donna
Camilla to the paneled room-where
Certeis was hidden"
And Bob did not return? And you
knew-you must have known-that
that fierce old woman was ready to
kill any American"
That is not the fear which tortures
me, Mrs. Lorimer. The earthquake
reached its climax within five minutes
after your husband left US. Your sister.
in-law and were in the auto. We felt
the earth tremble-we saw walls
crumble about us-we heard the crash
OF falling roofs-the tower OF the old
church wayered and flatteped out in a
mass OF sand and gravel. The bells
changed sharply as II they were crying
out against their own destruction. I"
Jordan Spence went on, spinning out
his words in order to delay telling me
the truth about Bob. / shivered and
Travers leaned over and pulled rug
closer about me.
81 went over the ruins, Mrs. Lori.
mer, as soon as the earth was still
again. got a working gang together.
We could locate the secret chamber,
but we Couldn't get into It. The walls
still stand, like prison walls, Mrs.
Lorimer. That little room was origin.
ally fort, it seems. and made to last
forever ("
Don't, be frightened, Mrs. Lori
mer," broke in Travers. From what
Spence says. ! feel sure that Bob is
not dead. He is simply immured. with
Certeis and the old woman.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-02-17

in The Ultimate Cost We make up
somewhat alike. But in spite OF that
l failed to make good cnd have never
been given another chance"
well" said John, who was hap.
pier than he had been for many a
day, Would you take a chance oil
another kind-as-as my wife?"
Julia's eyes filled. John, dear,
after making you lose the years of
happiness which would have been
ours, is it possible that you still love
NEE"
why" said John tenderly, "hav.
ing lost SO much time already, isn't
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CONE EssIONs OF a BRIDE.

Copyright, 1920. BY the n. 3. Al

'Sai wv " EuIoNoco ~ kHG =
Something dreadful has happened
to Bob, know. continued with a
calmness which astonisted myself.
And / think, DR.. Spence, that you
wanted to get me safely on the yacht
with Daddy before you told me. That
Is now impossible. So please tell me
at once. Tell me the truth. Jordan
Spence, you don't low me. will not
fatnt-r will not scream-I will not
have hysterics-no matter how dread.
full your news may be-"
II am sure you are a brave little
woman, Mrs. Lorimer," Spence said,
but instead Of looking at me while he
talked, he looked at Travers, quite
helplessly. Even in. the midst Of my
suspense, II occurred to me that men
are often curiously helpless in the In.
innate social relations. Jordan Spence
was o.e Of the country's most famous
medical men. His reputation had been
vastly enhanced by his war expert
ences. He must have been the bearer
OF bad news to hundreds Of human
beings in his time, and nobody could
doubt that he had bestowed his honest
sympathy as we'll as his skill upon
strangers in need OF it. Nevertheless.
he was finding 1t almost impossible to
tell me the worst about his friend, my
husband.
go on! Do not be afraid to tell me
everything" murmured.
Bob went with Donna Camilla to
the secret chamber. That was the last
! saw OF him. That was after we had
found your sister-which is quite an.
other story. Bob and | were always
preparing each other for any emer.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-02-17

Mere everyday cooking is really the
knowledge of certain laws of chem
istry. The recipe for a cake amounts
to the same thing as formula OF
chemistry.
Every food has elements that act In
certain ways on other food, producing
chemical changes. The action of sour
milk and soda is simple example.
Soda is an alkali and when brough.
in contact with sour riilk, which is
an acid, the alkali neutralizes the acid.
In. any dish that a COOK prepares some
such change take place, effecting al
ways a physical change and nearly al
ways chemical change.
AS chemist must Know how one
substance will act on another, SO must
a cook know how one food will act on
another. The health of her family de-
ponds on her knowledge.
Menu for Tomorrow.
BREAKFAST-orange Juice, un-
cooked breakfast food, griddle cakes,
syrup, coffee.
Observation-Disclosures, stewed to-
matoes, whole wheat popovers, mar
malade, tea.
DINNER-Sirloin steak, mashed pc.
tatoes, brussels, sprouts, hearts OF
lettuce, sponge cake pudding, coffee.
Ny Own Recipes
Fresh maple syrup will soon be in
market, but If ones supply has run
low, very good syrup can be made
by using brown sugar and Karo syrup.
Karo syrup has little sweetness SO
by adding one-half cup of brown sugar
to / cup of syrup and bringing the
whole~to boil good sweet syrup will
be the result.
KEDGEREE
1 cup cold cooked fish
1 hard boiled egg
tablespoons butter
1-2 cup milk
ga cup boiled rice
Paprika
Salt and pepper
Divide fish into flakes, removing al!
skin and bones. Chop white of egg In
to coarse pieces. Melt butter in a
sauce pan, add milk, rice, white OF
egg and fish and seasoning. Heat ano
mix well. Serve in a mound with the
yolk of the egg riced over the top,
WHOLE WHEAT PoPoVERS
"a cup whole wheat flour
1-3 cup flour 49,
LIZ teaspoon salt
l cup milk
1 egg
1 teaspoon melted butter
Mix salt and flour with whole wheat
flour. Add milk slowly making a
smooth batter. Beat eggs until light
and add to mixture. Add melted but.
ter and beat 2 minutes. Pour into hot
buttered gem pans and bake 80 min.
utes in hot oven.
SPONGE CAKE PUDDING
Left over sponge cake
Raspberry or strawberry jam
egg
2 cups milk
1 tablespoon flour
l tablespoon sugar
1.S teaspoon salt
Nutmeg
Cut cake in pieces one-haf inch
thick, spread with jam and line
baking dish with them. Beat egg
sugar and flour and salt together.
Scald milk and slowly pour onto egg
mixture, stirT*.g constantly. Pour
custard over cake and bake in slow
oven till set, about 80 minutes.
Any apple Is a winsfalI now.
MARY.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-02-17

him to little anteroom beyond the
range Of curious eyes.
But, Julia, aren't you the mag
ificent Gloria Blaine?" John, not sat.
isfied to be holding two slim white
hands. was bent on plumbing the mys-
terry.
mo" said Julia. shaking her head
NO, I'm not that Gloria. For a
white used that name instead of
Julia, and think that was what,
really caught the attention of the
real Gloria's manager. l became her
understudy and once, when she was
taken sick, played most of her scenes
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Natural Enouoh.

Do Be oen.lnusA.l
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that good reason for wasting no
more2'
And Julia, nnresishng as his strong
arms drew her close. evidently agreed.
I'm glad you came, she said, then
added yehemently az never want TO
hear the name OF Gloria again. For
ever after, I'm Just plain Julia!"
mot plain!" whispered John, tip
ping back the tired face made beauti-
full by love.
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oh
"You the
the anything
Been around some?"
Yes bit
bunnieA and the beetles,
There-here! Wait minute
started with the AS
We
-" ~ ''ANtS' ""S
but
where's that?"
That's the all the things
How do here?" Nick,
Get there? Well we'll
time! Why, there, ALL"
Suddenly
their wondering II they had been dreaming after ALL
Copyright 1920 N. E. Az
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-02-17
BY CORA MOORE.

New Works Fashion Authority.
NEW YORK, Feb. 17.-some eight
or ten years ago fashion made fetish
of Shetland wells. Now she is about
to repeat herself and inaugurate an.
other vogue in Shetland wells.
Here in the illustration is Miss
Laurette Taylor in her present role of
"L'Enigme," in Zone Night in Rome. :"
Phe veil she has tied around her hat
and is holding up to her face is named
for her, "L'Enigme. 1t is soft and fine
with the accenting lines not too heavy
to conceal the regular outline of Miss
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; ADVENTURES
OF THE TWINS
b. Olive Roberts Barton.
The Funny Little Man.

Ah, little
famous Shoes
Nick
yes" nodded n
Then I've good idea
ing
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blur the expression.
Another popular Shetland pattern is
the "Alumette." rather more daring
than the veil just described. 1t has
an octagonal mesh with the threads
drawn to the center of each little octa.
gon in an inflnitestimal circle, then
an over dot. 1t is a pattern for full,
round face, while the "Prtma Donna,
another new Shetland veil, is singular
ly suited for small, clearly defined
features. The pattern is an all-over
one with the merest suggestion Of a
woven dot here and there.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-02-17

Natural Enough.
II feel-oh, words viii hardly des.
crtbe It'll feel, just -weli-ail bucyed
mp" said the new father Of an infant
son. Judge.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-10
FOREIGN WEATHER CABLE.
GRAMS.

CAPE RACE. NF, Oct e--Barometer at
noon. 3o.o5: wind. NV. fresh; weather,
fine; temperature. As deg FahH
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Catherine. Sanchez Antilla. Guantanamo:
Helen. San Juan: Chickasaw. Philadelphia;
Argentina QtaD. Naples; Mexico. Havana
Baltic (Br), Liverpool; Inca CBr). Porto Co
lombia; sommen (sw). Gothenburg: ozama.
Havana.
strs Olympic (Br). Southampton via Cher.
bourg. Esther Dollar (Br). Hong Kong and
Shanghai via Vancouver; Munamar. Nipe
and Banes: Delagoa Maru (Jap). Philadel-
phia; Vaudeville lNor). Santiago, King
ston, sc; Korona (Br). st Thomas. st Croix
&c; Lampasas. Galveston; Bankdale (Br)
Norfolk: Mystic, Hamburg.
Strs Kafserin Augusta Victoria (Brl, Liv.
erpool; Vindelin (Er). Glasgow: 6edgepoo
CBr). Rotterdam; Baton Rouge, Galveston
Gen w @ Gorgas. Port au Prince and Girls
tobal; Smarasd (Nor). Vita.
Sailed sth: Strs puca degli Abruxzi (ItalD
Genoa and Naples Snar (Nor). Havana:
Luckenbach. Rotterdam.
delphia; Halsey. Meta Dedonda; Snar tNor)
Havana.
The corrected reading OF Nhe barometer
lreduced 20 sea level at New. York oil
Saturday, Oct o, 1920. at 3 AM. as reported
thirty and ten hundredths (30.1 inches
sixty -four and ffye-tenths (784.5) milii
metres. Captains OF all vessels now lyinl
IN or. near the ports of New York ant
Brooklyn can advantageously use the abov'
official data for observing whether thet
own barometers require any considerable
correction or adjustment.
Wind at Sandy Hook, 3 PM. s, 10 miles
hazy off shore: light sea. At City Islam,
at sunset. 3, light clear smooth sea.
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AMERICAN PORTS.
tBy MALL

BOSTON, Mass. Oct S-Arrived. schr Nor
ris & Cliff. Rockland.
Sailed 9th, str Bath, New York
PORT ARTHUR. Tex, Oct ARRIVED str
Adriatico UtaO. Norfolk.
SABINE. Tex, Oct 4-Arrived. str Chester
Sun. Antwerp.
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CABLE REPORTS.

AALBoRG. Oct 4-Arrived. str Lake Glas-
ABERDEEN. Oct 7-sailed. str siEvar
| (swl, Hampton Roads.
Sailed 9th, schr Forest Dream. Sydney.
| ALEXANDRIA. Oct ARRIVED. str Pana-
| AMSTERDAM, Oct 6-sailed. str Toyooka
Maru Gap. New York.
Gallcia (B). Vancouver; Berenger, africa /;
Hardness. Iquique; st Louis Q'r).
Sailed 9Th. strs Hoyeisan Maru (Jap).
! BATAVIA. Oct 2-Sailed. str TeenaN CBr).
BELFAST. Oct s--Arrived. strs Melmore
| Head (Br). Montreal: Ramore Head CBr).
BILBAO. Oct ARRIVED. schr .Georgette.
| Mobile.
BOMBAY. Oct 7-Arrivod, str Jeseric (Br).
BORDEAUX, Oct ARRIVED, bark sto-
| veren tNor), Philadelphia.
/ BREMEN. Oct ARRIVED. str Chariot.
| BUENOS AIRES. Oct 6-Arrived. str
yStrabo CBr), New Orleans via Rio Janeiro.
s s%ea Go Oct str SeT
CARDIFF; oct SAILED. str woStford
COLOMBO, Oct 7-Arrived. str Rotti
Dutch. New York.
COPENHAGEN. Oct 2--Arrived. str Swan
CRfsToBAL. Oct S-Arrived, strs Eastern
Cloud, Philadelphia; West Islip. New York.
sallcu ON, strS Lofnpoc tbr)s lanlplcO,
Essequibo (Br), New York,
DUNDEE. Oct T-saiied. str Graciana
(Br). New York.
FALMOUTH. Oct s-safed. str salazar
FAYAL. Oct 7-sailed, strs oerania (ItaI),
Philadelphia; Haslehurst (from Aalborg).
New York Palisades (from Glasgow. Balti-
more.
GENOA. Oct 1-saiied. str St Francis.
New York
GIBRALTAR, Oct s-Arrived, str GreIdon
(Br), Galveston via Norfolk.
GLASGOW, Oct 7-sailed, str Cranley
(Br). Botwood
Sailed 9th. str Pinemore CBr), Boston.
HAMBURG. Oct 4-Arrived, strs Mongo-
liza. New York; Keresan. Buenos Aires via
Amsterdam.
Sailed I'd. str Manchuria. New York.
HARTLEPOOL, Oct 7-Sailed. str Neither
mead (Br), Baltimore
IIAvRE, Sept 3o-saiied, str Langley (Br).
Arrived 9th. schr Robert II Mccurdy,
New York.
HULL. Oct !-sailed. str City of Bristol
tBr). New York.
LEITH. oct s-Arrived. str West Kedron.
San Francisco.
Sailed stb. str Affair tsw). Hampton
LISBON. oct 2-sailed. str British Duke
OBO, Port Arthur.
LIVERPOOL. Oct s-Arrived. str Victorian
(Br). Quebec.
Arrived 7th. strs Kenmore tBr). Baltimore;
sth, Huberfels (Br). Galveston.
Sailed eth strs Canadian Victor (Br),
Montreal: Shasta, New York
Sailed sth. str Governor (Br), New Or
loans
LONDON. Oct s-sailed, strs Raranga
Rrl. Montreal: Triumph. Baltimore
sailed 18th, AM rtr Nitonian (Br), Boston.
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AMERICAN PORTS.
tBy Telegraph.1

ABERDEEN. Wash. Oct s-Arrived, schr
Forest Friend, Henolulu.
| BOSTON Mass, Oct 9-Arrived, strs Lake
! Annette. Philadelphia: Prince arthur (Br),
Yarmouth land cleared to return); Mohawk
Graselli; Salinas. Port Lobos; Arlington,
| Mary. baltimore; schr Erwin J Luce. Ston-
| ington; tugs Neptune Buzzards Bay, towing
barges Absecom. Earnegat and Wilmington.
! from Norfolk: Pallas. Buzzards Bay. towing
barges Allegheny and Huron, from Norfolk;
standard: Portland. towing barge socony
Tuckahoe. from Philadelphia for. seituate;
Juno. towing bsrges Edith and Remus !.
Neponset. Sandwich; Western. towing barges
Portland: barges Wilmington. salem and
Rockland, from Beverly Gin tow.
Sailed sth. str welshman tBr). Hamburg.
Sailed 9th. strs City OF Rome, Savannah;
Lake Elsmere. Charleston and Jacksonville;
Nantucket. baltimore: Ontario. Baltimore
Wayne. New York and Pacific coast-wind
at Highland Light. noon, calm; clear;
BALTIMORE. Nd. Oct s-Arrived. str
Arrived 9th. strs Hesleyside CBrJ. Mar
settles; Nantes .CFD. Bordeaux; Dront (Br).
Arrived 9th. str winona, Rio Janeiro.
Cleared 9th strs Arno Mendl (sp), Rot,er-
nTfe F sPssy & A HsTrs Sada%c
Enterprise CBr). Norfolk; Nantes Frl. Nor
TOLL; and Newport News; Thuban Dutch).
terdam; Borgestad (Nor). Tampico Bartolo
(Sp). Drinklrk: Cuba. Cristobal; Chester
Kiwanis. Rotterdam. Cape Henry, Philadel-
phia.
Sailed sth. str Melrose. Boston.
Sailed 9th. strs Cuba, Cristobal: Lake
Marion. Cienfuegos via Norfolk and Newport
News; Teespool Br). Avonmouth Tide
water. Falmouth: Texico. Norfolk; G A
Snider. Sabine: West Tacook. Philadelphia;
BGzzARDs BAY Cape Cod CanaD. Mass.
Oct 9-Arrived tugs North America. towing
barges; Ontario, towing 4.
Passed f 9th. tug Neponset. towing n
lighter: motor barge Socony No !.
CHARLESTON. sc, Oct 9-Sailed. str
Wellington tNor). towing barges. Baltimore.
Sailed 9th, str Lake Feribaut. Jackson
vlle
Arrived 9th, str Josiah Macy. Baton Rouge
Cleared 9th. str Byzantlon (Greekl. Hayre
CAPE HENRY, Va, oct '0-Pnssed In, strs
Cederic (Nor). Shields for Baltimore; Rokos
Vergottis (Greek). birmingham for do: Con-
ness Peak. Rotterdam for do.
Passed out 9th. strs Melrose. Baltimore for
Boston; II II Asauith (Br). do for Rottor-
dam.
GALVESTON. Tex. Oct s-Arrived. str
Muskogee. New York.
Arrived sth. str Conneaut. Tampico.
Sailed eth, str Lake Ormoc Tampico.
Sailed sth. str Oscar n Bennett, Tampco.
Sailed sth, str Lake Slavi. Havre.
JACKSONVILLE. Fla, oct 9--Arrived, strs
Apache, New York Grecian. Philadelphia.
Arrived 9th, Ftrs Sloterdyk tputch). Balu-
more: Caledonia, Hampton Roads.
Sailed 9th, strs Governor John Lind. Bal
tImore; Banicaa. New York.
MAYAGUEZ, PR. Oct g. AM-Arrived.
str Maracaibo, New York for Curacao. &c
land proceeded o AND.
MOBILE, Ala. Oct S-Arrived, strs Slim
son. Guantanamo: WAIKIKI. New Orleans.
Arrived 9th, str West Apsum, Philadel-
phia.
Sailed 9th. str West Totant. Buenos Aires. |
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SHIPPING NEWS.
FROM PRECEDING PAGE,

str Sherman. Turner. Antofa gasta, &c
via Baltimore-Chilc Exploration Co,
Str Glenaffric CBr). Meldnim. Rio ia
Metro Santos &cF9 nd Witty ,nns po co 8,
Prince, Cristobal, &c--Panama Railroad Co
Str Coamo. Evans. San Juan. Ponce an'
Mayaguez-New York and Porto Rico Steam
Sir vInton County, Van de Myden. King
ston, Porto Colombia, &c-Caribbean Steam
str San Tirso (Br), Griffith. Tampico-
Anglo Mexican Petroleum Co.
Str Mexico, Miller. Havana-Ncw York an,
Cuba Mall Steamship Go.
Str Smaragd (Ncrl, Haug, Vita, Gibara
Str Antrla, Hill, United States naval sta
ton, Guantanamo. &c--New York and Cube
Str Lake Fandon, Hanna. Guantanamo
Santiago. &c--New York and Cuba Mai
Steamship Co.
Str Inca Buford. La Romano. Macoris
&c--Clyde Steamship Co.
Str Munamar. Asborn. Nipe and Banes-
Munson Steamship line.
str El Da. Woodward. Galveston-south-
Str comus, Midboe, New orieans-south-
ern Pacific Go.
Str city Of Savannah. Borum. Savannah
Ocean Steamship Co.
Str Belvernon (Nor). Ingobretson. Norfolk
Atlantic Fruit Co,
. Str Bankdale tBp Donovan. Norfolk
James w Elweil q Co.
Str Dclagoa Maru (Jap), Kusakari, Phila-
delphla-Houlder Weir & Boyd.
!. Str Chlckasaw. Joseph, Philadeiphia-kerr
Str Lancaster. Craven. Philadelphia
Green Star line.
,schr, Anthony y Nichols i5s. ihiiaaei-
Schr Orlando V Wootien. Andcrss- hor-
foik--Astoria Mahogany Co.
schr .Asauith tBr). sireierove. - foins-
Barge Hamburg CBr), Hatfield. spencer,
rsland--J + whitney Co.
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Str Lake Lilicuson. reported last Friday
as Overdue In reaching Tampico. is safe al
ceiyed Yesterday by the United States Naval
communication Service from the str Cha rles
Everest stated that the Lake L!lieuson
bar.
Str River Araxes (Br). lying Mt pier IL
North River, took fire at 8 AM yesterday
n 40 aftsrhold the fire was sstinguished e. e;
tugs; quite little damage to cargo.
Str Clan Murray (Br). before reported
aground. was floated and locked.
HALIFAX. Ms, Oct Str Carolinian.
ton Roads, is making for Halifax with two
blades OF her propeller gone and Is expected
TO reach port at noon Saturday. according
The Carolinian IL owned by the Garland
Steamship Co OF New York.
LONDON. Oct "a telegram received from
s. Michaels states that str Ncolis (Greek)
rudder damaged.
sth-str Lydia. from New York. arrived at
th frs IN rsT hold dis
Str Portrushton (Br), Manchester for Nor
folk, in ballast. put. into Cardiff with
schr Golden State. from Herring Cove.
has been damaged by collision at Liverpool.
PHILADELPHIA. Pa. Oct 9--wireless to
agents OF str Duquesne states that she was
Ann, from Florida for north OF Hattcras;
the schooner rolled over Z miles 100 deg
true) from Fenwick Island lightship and is
extremely dangerous TO navigation, the
Dusquesne sustained extensive damage to
bow, but expects TO make port all right:
expects to arrive at Philadelphia this after
noon.
SANTANDER, Spain. Oct s--orders ar
rived at this port to-day re-establishing the
to Cuba and Mexico. beginning with the str
Alfonso XII (Sp). which will sail Oct 10.
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curb MARKET Is
BROAD AND ACTIVE
lost FavOrites Show General
ly Firm Tone-Prices
Advance Slightly.

The curb market of yesterday was
3'isk and unusually broad for a short
Pssion and generally firm tone was
|hown in most active shares. Light
|uying advanced prices slightly but
|everal weak spots were scattered
trough the list. In the oils General
|sphalt and White OIL were firm. while
|arib Syndicate and Simms Petroleum
ere heavy. the last named changing
bnds ON a new low level
Trading besa: In Creole Syndicate.
pthough 1t was understood that its in
|ial transactions were to start to-mor-
bw. A few thousand shares were re-
|orted to have been sold at around 6 u .
|ndustrials showed strength. particu-
|rly Aetna Explosives. which rose al
lost a point.
Although trading in bonds was heavy
title change was shown in their prices.
|rand Trunk rs moved a fraction higher
md were about the most active of the
|roup.
Total sales and range OF prices fol-