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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-11
FLYER DASHES TO DEATH
WHEN PLANE TAKES DIVE
John n. Hopkins, Civilian Aviator
From Newport News, Acct
dents Victim.
HIS PASSENGER ESCAPES
Atrplane Takes Nose Dive While
Machine Is $50 Feet in Air.
Army Aviators Leave Frcdericks-
burg for Annapolis, Md.
HIS PASSENGER ESCAPES
Especial to The T,mes-Dspa.ch.l ]

tSPecihl 10 Inc IimeS- DtSpatch.1
FREDERICKSBURG. VA. August TO-
John y. Hopkins. OF Newport News.
aged ,wenty-;hree. was dashed to
death at o'clock tonight when his
plane took nose dive when still $50
feet In the air. and plunged quickly
to the ground. burying the front part
deep In the earth.-s-s-----...e-.s-.-. =,
James Hautz passenger. was Sc
verely shaken. but escaped any serious
injury.
The cause OF the accident had not
YET been determined az late hour
hopkins came mere several DAYS ago
10 give exhibition flights. He was the
son OF Postmaster Hopkins. OF New
port News. and arrangements have
been completed to remove the remains
10 hat city tomorrow for interment.
large crowd OF people was on the
teid watching the exhibition and as
soon as the machine struck the ground
kins' body was found badly bruised
and both his legs were broken He
was dead when removed from the
wrecked plane.
Army aviators who have been Civ
ing flights here Saturday and Sunday
provided a rare treat FOR thousands
OF people. They completed their work
here tonight and late this evening the
truck loaded with supplies left for
Annapolis. Md. Early tomorrow morn
ing the aviators expect to take the
air and fly to Annapolis. where exhi-
hibitions will be given for several days
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-11
STREET CAR WORKERS
STRIKE H,HlLE PEOPLE
IN THREE CITIES WALK
North and South Carolina
Traction Lines Are Tied
Up by Men.
IBy A.soct,ted pr..a1

CHARLOTTE. n. Co. August 10
Charlotte and Winston Salem. " C..
and Greenville. S. c.. were without
street car service today, following the
strike OF the motormen and conductors.
announced at o'clock this morning
NO disorder occurred here. and none
volved. IN
Officials OF the Southern Puh,,c
Utilities Company. owners of the rail-
way systems in the three cities, de-
clared that no attempt would be made
10 operate the cars at present nor
until an equal force of competent
operators could be secured to man the
cars without importing "strike-break-
II was said also that in employihg
men to resume car service no dis
elimination would be exercised against
the strikers or union men. but Presi-
dent H. v. Taylor. who arrived tonight
from Asheville. said the company
would not deal with the Amalgamated
Association OF Street and Electric
Railway Employees of America The
company was ready at any time. how
ever. he SAID, TO deal with the local
union representatives..
AS TO the demands for increased
wages. President Taylor said tho reve-
nues of the company do not warrant
increases in addition 10 those volun-
t.rly announced by the company on
July 81, effective August l. ranging
from 20 to 80 per cent. which increases
the carmen have declined to accept.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-11
C.. & O. TRAIN SERVICE
GETS NORMAL STRIDE
AS SH0PlMEN RETURN
Transportation From Rich
ni0nd Soon TO Assume
Former Proportions.

With the return of the striking rail-
road shopmen TO their jobs this morn
ing, the tie-up which at one time
mcnaced the industrial life of Rich
mond. will come to an end and trans
portation out of the city VIII again
assume something Of its normal pro-
portions.
From the Offices of the Chesapeake
and Ohio Railroad ii was said last
night that all passenger trains running
out of Richmond Will leave today on
their regular schedules. In addition
TO these local freights will resume
normal activities and as many OF the
through freishts as can be started
again.
The railroad strikers in Richmond
decided on Saturday night to return
to the shops today, upon condition that
they will walk out again on September
unless the President takes some fav-
orablc steps by that time in comply
ing with their demands.
Increased wages and q protes
against return of the lines to their
owners formed the basis OF their de-
mandS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-11
ACTOR FOLK THREATEN
TO CALL our WORKERS
OF ROAD COMPANIES
Electricians Now Claim They.
HiH Mahe Demands for
More Honey.
tBy Universal Service ,

NEW YORK. August lo-rhar.
Forced "arm!st.ce" in the theatr;rai
strike today, but members of tha
actors Equity Association declare
such rate that a complcte tie-,,n
theaters is imminent. Oniccrs OF me
organization say they have receivsd
ntany assurances of support from
.~lenoers ~ oi road companies now on
10 close these shows. too. Efforts also
are being made TO have the musicians
ana eiectricians walk out. and the
sage Hands Union has decided tha
time Is propit,ous for the prcsenta.;n,
OF new scale OF wages
ne managers. on the other hand
c!aim that they will be able to omen
an oi the closed houses tomorrow with
substitutes for the striking actors
meeting 20 discuss plans for the re-
opening OF the closed houses was held
today N the offices of Cohan &c Harris
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-11
Won MACKENsEN TRAINS
OFFICERS OVER IN China
Had Glass OF 5000 Who Arc to
Have Charge of Troops
There.
STATE DEPARTMENT ADVISED
First Letter From Germany Since
Armisticc Was Signed Asserts
Chinese Army Now Numbers 81
100000 Men.
STATE DEPARTMENT ADVISED
tBy Universal Service,

WASHINGTON. August 10 Field
Marshall Won Mackensen and 5000 Ger
man officers have been in China since
early spring, training a Chinese army
Of 100000 men, according to infor-
nation contained in a letter. DR.. L. L.
Scharf. of Washington, announced to-
day that ne had just received from his
brother in Germany. This was one OF
the first letters known TO have been
received here since the resumption Of
mail service between the United States
and Germany.
Press dispatches from Germany and
nearby neutral countries for the past
several months have been conspic-
uous!y lacking in reference to the
whereabouts and activities OF Field
Marsha Won Mackensen. who became
one Ta, OF o nne ,m most popular OF the Ger
successful operations in Roumania
Translates Letter.
The letter was written in German.
According TO DR.. Scharrs translation.
i, stated:
General Maskensen has just re-
early in the spring. Mt the Invitation
or the Chinese government with 5000
German officers TO organize and drill
an army of 100000 men"
The letter went on 10 explain, Dr.
Scharf said. that the field marshal's
object in returning to Germany at this
time was TO secure additional officers
Tor the work in China. He expects TO
return TO China at an early date and
continue the intensive training on an
even more elaborate scale.
Dr. Scharf has been in this country
for about forty years. He said he
took the oath of allegiance 10 the
United States about seven years after
his arrival. He was formerly a pro-
fessor in the Catholic University here.
and numbers among his friends many
men prominent in public life.
neiIeve News Authentic
His brothers political position in
Germany. DR.. Scharf says. is such that
the Information concerning Field Mar
shal Won Mackensen undoubtedly
reached him direct from government
Aside from the story of the reported
events in China. the letter brought
some interesting news of n personal
nature Another brother of DR.. Scharf
and nephew. who were in the Ger
man army went through the entire
war without n scratch. Two other
nephews. in the French army. were AL
most as fortunate. One escaped Injury
OF any kind. and the other suffered
only slight wound In the foot. This
was healed within n few weeks and
ne went back to active service for the
remainder of the war.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-11
ASK STATE ADMINISTRATORS TO AID IN FOOD FIGHT
TO CONFER ON NA7IONALLZLNG OF RAILROAD LINES
GOVERNOR DECLARES HE WILL RE-APPONT COLEMAN
Will Try to Obtain
Old Food Inspectors

benjamin l.. Purcell. Commi.-
sfoner OF the Virginia state Food
and Dairy Department, announced
last night thnt n conference would
lie arranged tOdny with those who
were formerly connected with the
Federal food administration In
ItichmOnd, in compliance with
telegram received from United
states Attorney-GcnernI Palmer.
The purpose OF the conference will
be to organize these food men for
the purpOse OF nsce rtaining, II pos
sIbie. whether profiteerlnE In being
practicrd by retailers.
1t IN the intention to extend this
movement to every county and city
In the state, and during the week
other, organizations nre expected to
get under wny. The commItteen of
former food men will investlgntc
retail prices, md, II they find cvi-
dence of excessive chnrgcn. will he
authorized TO publish ,fair-price"
lists, thus Informing the pubIir
whnt prices mny be considered Just.
The committees will be composed
OF one representative of retail
Eroccrs, one of dry goods, one rep
resentinE producers, another or
snnizcd labor, one for the house
niven nnd two or three picked from
the public generally. under the plan
nuEgested by Attorney-GcneralP Pal
mcr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-11
Railroad Brotherhoods Seek Meeting
With President to Present Plumb Plan

by frnnk counsel rather than by
violent contest"
The representatives of the rail-
wny workers have sccn NJ to take
Tint remark Of the Presidents ns
spcrin! invitation to them to CON
suit with him. They think they
know what they nrc talking about,
and they hnNr n constructive pro-
gram To advocate, which they are
perfectly willing to submit to the
tcst of reason ana right.
Accordingly. they Will seek nm
opportunity to confer with the Prcs-
idcnt, lay their pInn before him
ana advance tho arguments they
arc prepared to mnkc In support of
IL. Having done this they will nwnit
spcriir declarations from the Pren-
idcnt aS 10 whether lie favOrs
the pinn or opposes IL. II he
opposes II they VIII expect him
10 state fully the REASONS for
his opposition. They Will then
consider their plan In the light of
the objections he may ruiSc md will
determine upon their stand.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-11
ny JUSTIN McGnArH.

WASHINGTON. August fO.-Rcp-
resentntircs Of the railroad broth
erhoods and affiliated interests sup
porting the Plumb pinn for nntIon-
nilAntion of railways Will seek n
conference with Prcsidcnt Wilson
early this week.
They Will do this In conformnncc
with the Presidents own suEEcS-
tton I'm his address, TO Congress Fri
day The President In addressing
congress ON the high cost OF living
maize this stntemcnt;
"Iherc nre many things thut
ought to he corrected In the rela-
fion between capital and inbor, In
respect of wages and conditions OF
labor md other things even more
far-reachinE, and I, for ono. am
rcndy to Eo into conference about
these matters with nny group OF my
fel0w-countrymcn who know what
they are talking about and arc will
ing TO remedy existing conditions
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-11
GROOM YOUNG ROOSEVELT
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR
Lieutenant Colonel Son of Former
PRESIDENT, Gains Favor Among
New York G.. q. II.
(By Universal. Service. /,

OYSTER BAY, ". Y, August TO-
Lieutenant Colonel Theodore Roose-
welt. who Will be nominated by the Re-
publicans for the Assembly without
opposition, is naS being groomed for
the race for Lieutenant Governor i'm
1920. 1t was whispered about here to-
day.
publican county committee on Satur-
day. at which Roosevelt and >Secre-
tary OF State Hugo spoke. the bee has
been constantly buzzing that Roosevelt
would make fine running mate for
Hugo. who made no bones about an
nouncing his candidacy for the Re-
publican nomination for Governor,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-11
NEXT CONFEDERATE MEET
General William McItie Selects City
Of Atlanta for Reunion In
October.
tBy Associated Press. !

William l.. McKle. chief OF staff
United Confederate Veterans has an
nounced that the next Confederate re-
union Will be hold in Atlanta, October,
T.. 8. and 10. The annual meeting
OF the Confederate Southern Mcmorill
Association and the Sons OF Confeder-
ate Veterans Will be held in Atlanta on
the same dates. General McIile an
nounced.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-11
GORlLLAS AS SERVANTS
ARE TOO SOFT HEARTED
African Hunter in baltimore Declares
BEASTS Would Die of Home
Sickness.
IN, Universal Service

BALTIMORE. MD. August 1o-Gor-
good as domestic servants in this
country. In the opinion Of John Deck
of this city. He ridicules the theory
advanced advance by Professor. Garner and
other naturalists, that the giant apes
might be brought here and trained to
do general housework
MT. Dackhaus says training gorillas
when transplnnted from their native
haunts they soon pine away and die
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-11
shonmen w,ll n.t..

:, GREENvILLE. s. c., August 10
Shopmen OF both the Southern Rail-
wav Company and the Piedmont and
Northern Railway. who have been out
on srike for the pa st several days. will
return to work tomorrow morning.
according to announcements made here
today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-11
Mill nu,In un ser..e.

BERLIN. August l0-The German
Navy League. which was the chief
agent in building up the self-sunk
lighting fleet OF the old empire, has
announced 1t will devote itself In fu-
ture to the reconstruction of the Cor
man merchant marine
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-11
storm nfoyInr yye.tx.rd

. WASHINGTON, August 1O-rhe
Weather Bureau announced tonight
that the tropical disturbance in the
Caribbean Sea was continuing on g.
westerly course with its center ap-
pArentIy south OF jamaica, but its in
tensity still unkn pwn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-11

Restoration Passenger Service Chesapeake
and Ohio Railroad.
Commencing today. August II. all passen-
ger trains will leave Richmond on regular
schedule; trains withdrawn account labor
trouble being restSrcd.-Adv.
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Restontion Pass,

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-03
IIPPING NEWS FROM ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD

Asotin. Philadelphia; Obak. do; Radioleine
(Fr), New Orleans for Marseilles.
Sailed Oct 81. strs Ruth; searsport. :, Me- lei
(Br). Villa Constitution; Carolinian, -;
Comerant, Philadelphia; Worcester. Buenos
Aires; Freeman; New England; T Thnrland
Tonstad (Nor), Marseilles; Horda (Norl
-; Christian Krogh (Norl, Portugal !;
Henan Maru SJapc c., sordssI r Erode dag
Darlington Court (Br). Havre; Abb Frl.
SS;hssrbogrgi DiOnyssios stathatos Greek.
PORT ANGELES. Wash. Nov 2-sqiied, str
Port Angeles, Hilo.
PENSACOLA, Fla. Nov ARRIVED. aux
PORT ARTHUR. Tex. Nov 1-Arrived. str
Gulfmaid. Tampico.
Arrived Nov i. strs Royal Arrow. shang-
Charles N Everest, Port Lobos; Gulfmaid.
Sailed Nov j. strs Trinity q 8 collier) {.
naval stations; Belridge (Nor), Tampico;
Gulflghts New York.
PHILADELPHIA. Pa. Nov ARRIVED. etrs
Ansaldo v QtaD. Baltimore; Norman Mon
Paoio (Fr), Plymouth; Cheyenne (Br). Bar
row: Homestead. Rotterdam: Chic Maru
(Jap), Naples: Duneric (Br). Ponta Delgada /;
Herbert l. Pratt, Port Lobos.
Passed down Marcus Hook I'd. transports
Cambria and st Mihiel; str Kremlin (Belg)
Philadelphia for Rouen.
Passed out Delaware Breakwater I'd. .strs
Devon City (Br). Philadelphia for Teneriffe !;
J w Van Dyke, do for Port Lobos.
PORTLAND, Me. Nov ARRIVED. str Cot
compliant, Chatham. NIB.
Sailed LIST, str @ A Snider, Searsport.
Arrived I'd, strs Bylayl. Norfolk; Garibaldi,
do; schrs Francis Goodnow, New York for
st Stephen, NIB: Herbert Loring Rice.
Gloucester; NJ NJ Hamilton. Lynn; Dixie.
Swansea Island (for Gloucester); Mercantile,
do for do; Lillian. Machias for do.
SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. Nov. l-Arrived.
strs West Cajoot. Honolulu; Sylvan Arrow.
Shanghai; schr Rose Mahoney. Buenos Aires.
SEATTLE, Wash. Nov 2-Arrived, strs
West Mahwah. Honolulu; Cross Keys. vlad-
Arrived I'd. str Tjisondari DUTCH. San
Sailed Cd. str Delight, Kobe.
SAVANNAH, Ga, Nov ARRIVED. strs
Cacque, Cristobal: Howard, Baltimore (and
sailed for Jacksonville).
Sailed LIST. str Nacoechee. Boston.
TACOMA. Wash. Nov 2-Arrived, str
Clauseus. Portland 0.
TAMPA, Fla, Nov 1-Sailed. str Lake Far
istel. New York; schr Charles Wiebe,
Isle of Pines.
Fillmore, Brunswick.
Sailed I'd, str Athene CNor), Savannah.
Arrived I'd, str Lake Chelan. Port Tampa.
aTEANsHIPs. ExCURSIONS and TVpIJRs
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caster Castle CBr). New York via Panama
and San Francisco.
Sailed asth. str Tenyo Maru (Jap). San
Francisco.
HULL. Oct ao--Arrived. str westland. Nor
folk.
KARAcHI. Oct 2s-Arrived. str Canadian
KOBE, Oct 2S-Arrived, strs Empress OF
Japan (Br). Vancouver; West Seouana. San
Francisco.
Sailed 2sth. strs Arizona Maru (Jap), from
Seattle for Hamburg; West Jsssup tfrom
Hong Kong). Seattle.
LA PALLICE. Oct 24-Arrived. str Aster
Va Las - PAIMAs. Oct 2e-Arrtvsd. str Watts
ness (Br). Newport News.
LISBON. Oct 2s-Arrived, str Knockfierna
LIVERPOOL. Oct so-Arrived. strs Ty-
phoon (Br). Savannah; 81st, Alexandrian
(Br). New York: Wayfarer (Br). Galveston.
Arrived lst. str Gsrmsna sBT5; New YORK
LoNDoN. Nov ARRIVED. str Dunbridge
(Br). Montreal.
SAILED sailed I II n Tsssss sa Ssr n 9ss
MANCHESTER, Nov 1-Sailed. str West
Lianga, New Orleans $3.50
dea OBJ. New York: Nov i. Port Chalmers
MEssfNA. Oct 1s-Arrived. str Ennisbrooh
MIDDLEsBROUGH, Oct so-Sailed. str Al
ness (new). New York.
MONTEVIDEo. Oct 3o-Arrived. str Har-
MOvILLE, Oct 31-Sailed. str Columbia
(Br). from Glasgow for New York.
PARA, Oct 3l-Arrived, str Lake Eli
Sailed soth, str Nasmyth 0rom Buenos
Aires), New York.
PERRIN. Oct 30-sailed. strs Flaminian
lBr),, New York; Egremont Castle (Br). from
PORT SAID, Oct so-Arrived. str West Ca
lumb, New York for Singapore. &c.
Sailed 29th, str Tsenkai tBr). from batavia
QUEENSTOWN. Nov I-Arrived. str Pa
chew, Baltimore.
Hill (BD. Newport News; Goth, Lake Ellis
worth, Pensacola.
ROTTERDAM. Oct .2s-Arrived. strs West
Arrived 30th, str vasconia (Br), New York.
Arrived 30th. strs Atlantic City (Br), Phil
adelphia; Transportation, Norfolk; Western
Sailed 27th, strs Coronado New York:
2sth,. FranlSburn (Br). Hampton Roads.
ter do as Grange
(Br). Newport News.
ST LUCIA. Oct S0--Arrived. str Diadem
ST NAzAIRE. Oct ao-sailed. str Kate
(GreelO, Hampton Roads.
ST VINCENT. CIV. Oct 29-sailed. str
New York via Rio Janeiro.
SHANGHAI, Oct 26-Arrived, str WheRtland
montana, seattle via 1Okonama.
Arrived 10Th, strs Suruga. New York; Yell
fuku Maru Jap). San Francisco.
Sailed goth. strs Monteagle (Br), Van
couver Both, Teucer (Br), Seattle
SHIELDS. Oct 31-Sailed, str British Birch
(Br). New Orleans.
SINGAPORE, Oct 2S-Arrived. str Eldridge,
Seattle.
Sailed 9th, str City of Dunklrk (Br), from
Manila for Boston and New York.
STOCKHOLM. Oct 2i-Arrived. str Tunica.
Newport News.
SYDNEY. Nsw. Oct 81-'sailed, strs Cano-
stota Obj, New York; Suffolk (Br) Boston.
TRIESTE, Oct 2S-Sailed, str Clan Mathe-
son (Br), Boston and New York
TYNE. Oct 28-Sailed, str Hartmore (Br),
New York.
VANCOUVER. Be. Nov ARRIVED. str
Bradford, Talara.
VENICE. Oct 24-Arrived. str Sile QtaD,
New Orleans.
Woo. Oct 26-saiied. str Arncliffe (Br),
Sandy Hook.
YOKOHAMA, Oct 27-Arrived. strs Jason
(Br), New York; Hwah Jah (Chin), do via
San Francisco.
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AMERICAN PORTS.
lBy Telegraph.l

ABERDEEN, Wash, Nov ARRIVED strs
West Nivaris, Portland; Lehigh. Seattle
Sailed I'd. bark Forest Friend. Australia
BOSTON, Mass. Nov 2-Arriyed. strs West
ern Comet, GLASGOW: Nils (Nor). Copenha-
gen; Neshobee. Norfolk: Couparle, Norfolk.
Spain.
Sailed I'd. strs Covedaie. Lamberts Point
Sailed I'd, atrs Gloucester, Norfolk and
Baltimore; Grecian. Philadelphia.
BALTIMORE. Md, Nov ARRIVED. strs Al
tair (swl. Leith; Devoente, Tanpico; Com
Grant, Norfolk; Vittorio Emmanuel III
QtaD. Portland, j..
Sailed %. str- Ais,ern (sw). Port Arthur:
John ~, Blumer lNor). Bergen.
BUZZAItDS BAY (Cape Cod Canal, Mass
Nov ARRIVED. tugs Triton. with barges
North America; Capt Savidge, with barge
Coz J n2. ,, + Gaynor. With 2.
John. Blumer (NoD, Bergen via Delaware
Breatwater for baltimore; Anthracite
Bridge. salonica for do Ontario Orr. Havre
for do.
Passed out I'd. strs wildomino CBr). Balti-
more for Genoa; III II Rogers. do for Tam
ppico; West Chatala. DO for Hamburg and
r Jones. do for Portland, Ne; Turkestan
(Brl. do for Alexandria.
rr l.i,,. SJ: ria. OCT 3i-Arrived. strs
hastaia tBr). Newport News Nov |, Berit
tNorl. Savannah.
Sailed Oct. 81. schrs Charles A Dean.
Brunswick: George W Truitt, Jr. New York:
Nov ! Seaman 4 (Br). Cardenas.
GALVESTON. Tex. Nov ARRIVED, strs
MeNicann, Tampico; War Pindari (Br) Port
land. II; I'd. Federal. Leith.
Sailed LIST. strs Sunshine, New York
ieginolite (Br), Liverpool; George II Jones,
New York.
GuLFPoRT. Miss. Oct sl-Arrived. schr
Blakely. Porto Rico:
Sailed Nov ], schr Carrie Buchanan,
Caibarien.
JACKSONVILLE. Fla. Nov 2-Arrived. ,trn
Arapahoe, New York: Howard, Baltimore,
sailed %, str Seneca, New Orleans.
Sailed I'd. strs Comanche, New York; Lake
Faribauit, Boston.
q MAYAGuEz. PR. Oct 80, PAf-saiIed.
str Zulia, from Laguayra for New York
MOBILE. Ala, Nov ARRIVED, strs Lake
Fraley. Nuevitas; Lake Orange, Matanzas;
schr Albert II Paul. Havana; I'd, str Impera-
tor (Nor), Tela.
NEW ORLEANS. La. Nov ARRIVED. strs
Lake Pickaway. Tamplco: Lake Fernwood.
Barrios: Lake CORN. Antilla; Isabella Porto
Rico; Santa Rita. Tampico: I'll Mar New
York: Copan ulondl. Puerto Cortez: Jamai-
ca, Mazatlan; Sunshine, Tampco: Kehuku,
Port Lobos; Gansfjord (Nor). Port Barrios;
Grof serenyi Bella UtaD Galveston: Hutch.
inson. hence for Antwerp Creturned).
Sased I'd. strs Geo w Barnes, Tampico:
Walter Hardcastle. do.
NORFOLK. Va. Oct 3i-Arrived, strs IIar-
vey ii Brown. Boston: Nov /, Winona Balti-
more; Jucellum OBJ, Avoninouth; Trolltind
Shields: Luchana (Br), Glasgow; Cnraca
tBr) New York; Asiatic (I3r) Antwerp.
Chile Maru (Jap). Marselllos; Annik (Fr)
New York; Galiia dam, Gothenberg: Ma
varchos Kounduriotis (GreekD. Rotterdam.
Marquese de Urquijo (Sp). Antwerp; sestri
(1taD, Dunkirk; Callisto Dutch, Boston.
90 Bethlehem. Boston: jefferson. New York