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Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-01
LAB0R'S GREAT SPRING FESTIVAL
OPENSON MONDAY, MAY SECOND

The Frisco Exposition Shows which
will exhibit here at Thirteenth and
Santa F'e avenue, opening Monday
night, under the auspices of the
Trades and Labor Assembly of Pueblo,
and continuing for the entire week.
will arrive in Pueblo from NalsenburS
at noon sunday ana Immediately upon
arrival the work Of unloading the
thirty double-lenCth circus cars will
begin. There is some charm about the
to attract a crowd curious to see
what the show looks like from the out
side, and the mystery of what may be
concealed in the big red wagons is
magnetic.
The Frisco shows are amply sup
this season and present a limo up
thoroughly unique for this class of
amusement, headed by the 7. O.
(Iack) Burroughs Real Wild West
with its herd OF bucking broncs and
genuine Braham steers: Irene Lach-
mans society circus, with Teddy, the
wonderful horse: Stella and her Water
Lilies, a bevy of diving sprites; Dave
Jackson'e LAKELAND Minstrels, Doc
Halls big Ten-in-One, Beautiful
Arabia. Athletic Arena, and many
other tenten attractions of worth
while merit. -Four big jod rides arc
carried which include tho whip. ferris
wheel, sarrousel and the sensation of
the year, the seaplane. Special men
ton should be made of the famous
twenty-piece Mexican concert band
under the direction of Prof. Julius
Martinez. and lovers of good music are
assured rare treat in the daily after
noon and evening concerts of this ceIe-
brF.ted band of musicians, a special
concert will be givon Sunday after
noon at Mineral Palace Park. at $50
.. m. TO which tho general nrbii is
cordially invited.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-01
Clyne Theater Today

Big Bill Hart will be the star today
and Monday evening at the Clyne
a ter in his sensational play.
ture Bill is Bob Sands" recently
from Arizona; MILESTONE is the town.
He came TO New York to take a job
that is uniGuc--thc tanning Of young
hiShfiyer. Larry Harrington, son of
inc wcll-known railroad magnatc.
Larry had got into some sort of tan
gle over letters written to "A pretty
waitress. but Bob found she was all
70 me good and that the young waster
hadn't chance with her.
And so he promptly fell in love with
her himself and was as helpless as
tenderfoot when she looked at him
So he shifted his allegiance TO tho
iady's side and Harrington. Sr. hired
a detective to get the papers" He
got them. but Bob followed on a bor-
rowcd horse and recovered the docu-
ments
There will also he a comedy ship
Ahoy" and Ford Weekly at the
clync today.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-01

Chas. Martin, owner and manager, is
proud of the fact that he is at the
head of Americas cleanest and best
carnival. and that he is presenting en-
tertainment for all ages. and to satisfy
all tastes. and believes that good,
while merit. Four big joy rides are
other tented attractions of worth
wholesome fun does no one harm, and
that is the kind of amusement the
Frisco Shows presents.
\ committee from the Pueblo Labor
union, city commissioners, headed by
James Lovern. visited the shows at
Amarillo, Texas, and it was thru their
unanimous approval that this big at
traction we-s secured for Labor S
Spring festival.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-01

,ey requeso Of The Holy City" by
Aubrey Denison.
As this splendid entertainment will
De free to all those desiring seats
WIN sure have to be on hand before
tho auditorium doors open at e.45
o clock. Takc tho Ressnnnr cars
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-01

When you SOC man like Mahlon
Hamilton, in a stiff shirt. going af-
ter a party in flannels, you can bet
your last dollar ho'll come out on top,
even n the laundry man is the real
winner, That is cxarciy what happens
in the smashing Pathc Special Half
a Chance" Playing at the Palm
theater today md tomorrow
The Son OF Tarzan, the master
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-01
pEF,,o.T s,n>t>Rt>E

Nontauk Point. y. Y. April So.-Tr0
United States submarine o-io which
went ashore near here during = hont 30
fog carly today, was refiontcd late th.f
afternoon. Little damage had boon
done to the craft, hcr officers said
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-01-01

Atlanta Lady's Uncomfortable and
Annoying Condition Relieved,
She Says, by Cardui.

Atlanta, Ga.-Miss Alice Frances
Young, Of % East Alexander Street,
this city, says: after entering wo-
manhood, I suffered SO much with
womanly weakness. My back ached.
would have, at certain times, a hot
feeling that seemed to go to my head.
Even my shoulders would hurt, and it
made me very dizzy and uncomfort-
able. When the blood would flow to
ny head suppose that was what 1t
vas-I would faint and feel so weak.
II couldn't do my work. 1 had a
good position, and this was surely
annoying as well as embarrassing. l
would usually have to go home and
90 to bed. l certainly suffered greatly.
Il heard of Cardui, and my mother
bought it for me. 1t was the first and
only medicine that ever did me any
good for this trouble"
Dizziness, headache, sideache, back
ache, tired-out feeling and other dis
agreeable symptoms are often signs OF
womanly troubles. Thousands of wo-
men who formerly suffered from these
and similar ailments have found Car
dui a very valuable remedy.
Cardui is composed only OF pure.
vegetable ingredients which have long
been recognized as of Medicinal value
In the treatment of many diseases and
disorders peculiar to women.
Take Cardui.
Your druggist sells 1t. NC-l4u
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-01-01
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL
In Honor of Miss Hanger


One of the most beautiful and bril-
liant affairs ever given in Central
kentucky was the dance given at the
new Lafayette Hotel in Lexington by
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Baylor Hanger
Thursday evening in honor of their
young daughter, Miss Elizabeth Han
ger, who is spending the holiday sea-
son at her home, Arlington, having
come from the st. Mary's Cathedral
School, Garden City, New York.
There were bellies and bcauX from all
over Central Kentucky and fully two
hundred responded to the generous
invitations. The Lafayette ball room,
a dream of beauty in itself, with its
beautiful decorations and handsomely
carved wood work, had a touch OF
Christmas decorations in red shades
in keeping with the season, and palms
and fern were artistically ar, pgcd,
and added to this the varied colorcd
gowns of the lovely young dancers
presented bewitching scene long to
be remembered. The guests were re-
ccivcd in the ball room by Mr.. and
Mrs. Hanger, Mrs. Hanger being
gowncd in Il gorgeous brocadcd silver
cloth gown, with ostrich colorcd os-
trich fan. Miss Elizabeth Hanger,
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-01-01
Daily Register Richmond Madison County KY Saturday January 1921
Misses Carolyn Rice and Sara Che

Misses Carolyn Rice and Sara Che
nault spent Friday in Lexington.
Miss Eugenia Harrington, Of Louis
vile, is visiting Mrs. Harvey Che
nault.
Mr.. William S. Potts, Of Cleveland,
Thursday.
Miss Allie Biggerstaff is the guest
of her brother, Joe Biggerstaff, in
Middlesboro.
Misses Anna Bell and Fern Ward
and Mr.. Nelson Ward were in Lex
ington Friday.
Mr.. William Evans, of Panama, az
rived Friday for visit to Mayor Ev-
ans and other relatives.
Mrs. J. r. Pates and daughter, Miss
Jeanette, have been spending a few
days with relatives in Midway.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. V. Elder and Mr.
and Mrs. James Leeds have returned
from a visit to relatives in Paris.
Mr.. and Mrs. jefferson Stone, who
have been spending several months
here, left this week for their home in
Nicholasville.
Mrs. Georgia Moynahan and daugh-
tiers, Misses Mary Esther and Jose
phine, have been the guests Of rela-
tives in Nicholasville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Parker, OF
Client, are visiting the latter's pa
rents, Judge w. K. Price and Mrs
Price, in Burnamwood.
Misses Rosina and Ruby Elder anC
Elizabeth Dean, of Paris, and Miss
Ruth Brown, of Winchester, were
guests of Miss Eugenia Eide" this
! week
Miss Elizabeth Simpson, of Hous.
ton, Texas, spent tie holidays Will
Mrs. H. B. Cosby. Miss Simpson ii
a student at Sullins College, Bristol
| Virginia.
Miss Florence Price, who is teach.
ing in Covington, and J. w. Price, OF
| West Virginia, were with their pa
rents, Judge w. X. Price and Mrs
! Price, for the holidays.
| Master Earl Boen returned to Be
rca the 2Sth to enter the second tern
at Berca College, having spent tn,
holidays with his parents, Mr.. ane
Mrs T. M. Boen.
The. Mt. Sterling Advocate says
'Mrs. Dan Chenault left Friday I.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-01-01

the lovely and attractive young
daughter, was beautiful in pink silk
with gold trimmings and moss rose
buds and gold slippers, with French
bouquet of Ward roses and valley
lilies. Receiving with Miss Hanger
was First Lieutenant Frank M. Cor
zclius, of the Thirty-third regiment,
United States army, Panama Canal
Zone; Miss Mary Barrow, in blue ma
line, yellow trimmings; Mr.. Arnold
Hanger, of Columbus, Ohio; Miss
Betsy Igo, in pink silk; Mr.. Burton
Prewitt, Miss Pierce Carrick, in blue
silk, Mr.. George Yancey, Miss Caro-
lyn BoSworth, blue net over pink silk,
rosebud trimmings; Mr.. Curtis Cor
zclius, of Texas; Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Baylor Hanger, Jr., Mrs. Hanger be-
ing in blue silk and incline.
Frappc was served during the en-
tire evening, and the hotel orchestra
furnished very inspiring music fol-
the happy dancers. At twelve O'Clock
-SuUSLdIltlCtl ttcliClOlS SSSldu etIiN
meat course was served the guests in
the main dining room at tables deco
rated with flowers and fern, and here
again a very beautiful scene was pre-
scntcd when the entire thrOng was
seated ut one time, almost filling the
spacious and attractive room.
The following guests from Rich
mond attended,: Mrs. George G.. Cor
zelius, Mr.. and Mrs. b. l.. Middleton
Miss Margaret b. Parrish, Mir. ant
Mrs. Harry Baylor Hanger, Jr., Miss
Alice Clark Kellogg, Misses Patsy
ItosSon, Carolyn Rice, Emma Oldham
Macy Hayden, Louise Mckee, Dolly
Pickles, Florence Burnam, Elise
Smith, Sue Chenault, Mary Emily
Chenault, Emma Watts, Marie Lang
ford, Josephine Covington, Bess Tel
ford, Mary Bennett, Helen Bennett
Isabel Bennett, Betsy Igo, Betty Per-
ry, Mamie Evans; Messrs. Robert
TelfOrd, Fred Davidson, Curtis Ben
nett, Harvey Smith, William Wagcrs
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-01-01

William BlantOn, Albert Russell,
Hume Chenault, Henry Chenault,
Rollins Burnam, Dick Jet, Christie
pher and William Crutcher, Stanton
Hume, Douglas Chenault, Tom Smith,
Henry Arnold, Reed Weisenburg and
Henry Knight.
From Winchester: William Benton,
Miss Bessie Benton, Elizabeth Van
Meter and Elizabeth Buckner.
From Lexington and surrounding
towns: DR.. and Mrs. James Carrick.
Mrs. Solomon VanMeter, Mrs. John
Coleman, of the Newtown pike; Hon
and Mrs. Henry BoswOrth, DR.. ant'
Mrs. N. Lewis Bosworth, Mr.. anG
Mrs. Baylor Landrum, Mr.. and Mrs.
B. Bergman, LIE Grand Garry, Mr..
and Mrs. Gatewood Gay, Mr.. and
Mrs. David Prewitt, Misses Mildred
Gatewood, Madeira Hyde, Marthf
Cochran, Dana ert, Virginia White.
Anna Bell Vreeland, Ealine Thomp-
son, Anna Pierce Carrick, Carolyn
Bosworth, Mildred Gatewood, Mar!
ID. VanDeren, Eleanor Smith, Edwin:
Morrow, Edith Bergman, Josephine
Bolts, Miriam Bolts, Jane Gregory
Elizabeth Willard, Lillian Collins
Margaret Stoll, Francis belong, Vir-
ginia L long, Dorothy ShackelfOrd
Virginia McVey, Gene Snauffer, Vir-
ginia Owsley, Mary Walton, Louise
Faulkner, Mary Barrow, Elizabeth
Simmons, Marjorie Cox, Elizabetl
Gay, Lilly Prewitt, Martha Prewitt
Mary Hardin Vaught, Mary Johnson:
Messrs. Vincent Johnson, Charles AL
len Thomas, Will Nelson FAINT, Rich
ard Lowndes III, Cherley Bob Nor.
row, Dan Morse, cd Juett, OmsIey
Walton, George Graves, Earl VII
liams, Richard Prewitt, George Yam
cey, Harry Tucker, Luis DesCognets
Leslie Combs, Hart Brown, Franz;
McVcy, William Delaney, Philip Bos-
well, Clay Miller Elkin, Lewis Bos.
worth, b. Smith, James Leach, Wal
lace Anderson, Leonard Tracey, Daw-
son and Jack Berry, Emmett Mil
ward, Charley Milward, Will Milward
David Milward, Whitney Kemper
Charles Kevc, Boyd Bailey, Johr
Scott, Jimmy Shouse, Jimmy McFar-
i land, Jack McClintock, Barrow
Faulkner, Albert ShOuse. Bruce Full,
Ter, Norwood King, Jimmy MalIoy
! Robert LawlesS, Robert VanMcter
f. J. Davis, Juctt Reed, Johnny Da
Wis, Mr.. Gay, Junius Willard, JOIN
McHenry, Bowman Grant, Stanley
johnson, Clay Simpson, Branthswai
Dcwhurst, Richard Jett and William
kinnaird, Lancaster; Lewis Herring
ton and Miss Eugcnia Harrington
and Mr.. King Wilson, Louisville.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-01-01

spend several weeks with hcr daugh-
ter, Miss Josephine, who is teaching
in Charleston, S. c."
Misses Cynthia asd Virginia Dav-
ison have returned from holiday
visit to Mrs. w. NJ. Bright at Stan
ford
Judge w. r. Shackclford attended
the meeting of Circuit Judges in Lou
isville this week.
Mrs. Margaret Steele, of Nicholas
vile, is the guest of her daughter
Mrs. Allen Earring.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-01-01
Entertained Bridge Club

Mis- Dorothy Perry was host TO her
bridge club Thursday afternoon at
Ter home in Burnamwood. After the
game most tempting two-course
luncheon was served. Included among
the players were: Mesdames r. G
McCown, Murray Smith, Hale Dean
w. p. Willard, S. J. McGaughey, f
C. Stockton, Overton Harder, Mar
shall Collins, Joel Park, Douglas Par
IRISH, Charlie Spencer, of Lexington
Mrs.. Paul Burnam, Mrs. Harry Rob
erts, Miss Elizabeth Turley and Mrs
Julian Tying. Miss Elizabeth Burnan
came in for lunch.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-01-01

Mr.. Thomas Phelps has returned
from a visit to Mr.. and Mrs. r. c.
Hooker, in Stanford.
Nj. n. W. Fowler. of Stanford,
spent Christmas with relatives here.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-01-01
Pcrkins-Rittcr

surprise to their many friends was
that of Mis- Spicic Perkins and Mr..
w. F. Ritter. Miss Perkins is the
beautiful and attractive daughter of
Mr. and Mrs Fount Perkins, of this
city, and Mr.. Ritter is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Ritter, also Of this
city. They were married at the home
of Rev. d. Fl. Matherly Friday at z
o'clock. After visiting relatives they
will reside on farm near Richmond
They have many friends who extend
heartiest congratulations and best
wishes for long and happy mar
ricd life.-Contributed
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-01-01
MalecOat-Webb

Malec0at-Webb
Miss Daisy Malecoat, of Berea, and
Mr.. Elmer Webb, of Duluth, wee is
sued a marriage license at the coun-
ty clerks office Friday.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-01-01
Delightful Six O'clock Dinner

Mr.. and Mrs. John Baldwin were
hosts at delicious six o'clock dinner
Friday evening in compliment to
their house guests, Misses Pansy and
Lee James Hill, of Nicholasvile.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-01-01

Dancing school announced to meet
Monday afternoon at Masonic tenn
pie has been postponed as it is inn
possible for Miss Mason to meet her
class.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-07-22
BY United States Naval Communi.
cation Service.

distances given in miles position at noon.
unless otherwise specified1
Abercos eos W Columbia River 8 PM 10Th.
Afoundria 30 from Key West 10th.
Albertolite 90 NE Nantucket 2ist.
Aladdin 30 \ Jupiter 10Th.
Anniston s2 osa hSr ,,siSn, ~ aotis ;b
Atlantic sun re v Jupiter iath.
Auditor 20 Sw Key West 10th.
Baton Rouge ~ L Galveston goth.
ben Salem 7as p Ambrose : PM 10th.
Bethelrdge 208 y Jupiter goth.
Bethlehem bridge 70 NE HattsraE Goth.
british star 30 sw Key West goth.
Camden NNE Hattcras 2ist.
Garlic 20i " Tsla Goth.
Chattanooga z Sc 81 s ssrs g. 2c sa,,
Chester Valley $50 u Ambrose 10th.
City OF Lahore 400 y ottercliffs, Me. goth.
City of st Louis 10 8 Hstteras goth;
Conhoma County 20 " ss Nd Key sg'ns;;
comsnche 4S7 s Scotland 7 Y 2oth.
Concho 206 Scotland l. v 2ist.
Cornciia 1877 N San Juan 10th.
creole 5i5 s Scotland I. V 2isi.
Defiance 325 Ambrose 2oth.
PSs,srn sa $50 % Sc SeS Mobe bar soh
Fl ABA Aba ssi Nv Es 4srrss. zig; so,s.
fal Occidente ISL sw Hatteras goth.
vi Vale ~ s Fowey Rocks 10Th.
Elmsport 81 r Cape Heniopen 2ist.
Enterprise 1905 w San Francisco PM
Esparts 1874 " Havana 2ist
Fsperanza " Havana 20th.
Essex 80 Winter Quarter goth.
Fleetco az y Jupiter 10TH.
Glyndon 2iS s Ambrose 10th.
Golden State 3s5 w Honolulu 3 Pm lsth.
Griffdu $50 from San Francisco PM 18th.
Cuifcoast 100 n Sabine bar goth.
Gulfstream IS Hatteras goth.
Guirieht 100 wv Hattsras 2ist.
VI NJ FlArler 20 Y sand Key goth.
Haddon 900 " Ambrose Goth.
Herbert O wylie ~ r FIRE Island $40 AN
21s'.
Herbert I. Pra,. a. Esr Galveston goth.
Tferedia 3i4 7I South Pass goth.
hilton 22i " Aguadllla aiEt.
hudson 9OaT rrom Ambrose 2oth.
Hrlaco AZ aW Mobile 1Oih
Illinois III tn1hrnnc 2igt.
Inverieith 10 from Miafri 1ph.
Jaiapn 100 fr1N, Norfolk 2ist
Tepthn 9sS so san Pedro M 1871.
Kekos',ee los Me- Hatferas 10th.
Lake Ellenorar 2O8 ENB Charleston 10th.
Lake Elsah bai u Ambrose goth.
Lake Fncker 40 Sombrero 10Th
Lenape 23t Scotland l. 10th
Lightburne "a " Sabine bar goth.
LIaonisr a0i N Jupiter goth.
riinnaa 100 w Havana 2ist.
Lombardia 1856 Wsw Nantucket ,ist.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-07-22
SHIPPING NEWS FROM ALL PARTS OF THE WORl

Sailed Goth. strs Canadian Raider (Br)
Montreal; Cotati. Philadelphia.
Arrived Goth, strs Surville (Fr), Norfolk:
21st. Tarantia (Br). Montreal.
MANCHESTER. July 2i--Sailed. str Lam
caster Castle (Br), Galveston.
MAURITIUs. July li-Sailed. str Gordon
Castle lBD. New York.
MONTREAL, July 2i--Arriyed, strs Lord
Downshire (Brl, Hamburg; Ernemore (Br),
Madeira; Turcoman (Br), Avonmouth.
Sailed 2lst, strs Manchester Port (Br),
Blrkenhead; Canadian Rancher (Br), Ant
NAPLES. July i4-saiied. strs Aster qtaD
Hampton Roads; Pacific Maru Jap. New
York.
PLYMOUTH. July 2i--Arrived. str Pikepool
PORT sAfb. July 2o-Arrived, strs Jason
tBr). New York for sabang; sist. City Of
oran (Br), New York for Bombay.
PORT TALBOT. July 2o-Sailed. str No
tanda (Br), Newfoundland.
QUEENBORoUGH, July 19--Sailed. str Ca
madam Settler tDr). Montreal.
RIO JANEIRO. July 2i--Arrived. strs Mar
tina Washington, New York; Robin Gray
Norfolk.
ROTTERDAM, July 1o-Arrived strs Fish
kill. New YORK via Norfolk nth. Gardena
Gta), Newport News.
In port 10Th. str Cordiliera (Br). for Mon
treal ito sail o0th).
land (Sw). New Orleans (S0.60o bags cof-
fee).
Sailed goth. strs curveIlo (Braz). New
Yerk I laura skSgland tNOr., New Orleans Ans
kaoka Maru (Jap). New York via Galveston
Suwa Maru (Jap). Seattle.
SHIELDS. July 20-Saied. stns Afghani-
stan (Br). Key West; Tricolor (Nor), New
SIERRA LEONE. July lo-Arrived. str
Bereby (Br). New York via Norfolk.
CONTINUED ON NEXT PACED
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-07-22
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

STR peiarnbge (BrD, for Santos. sc, re-
| turned Wednesday night on account OF en-
| CINE trouble.
Str Herbert /; wyiie. from Boston for New
York. anchored - miles east OF Fire ISLAND
has water In fuel oil. Tugs Il r Morse ano
Mexpet will tow her to Tompkinsviie
str George Washington. which arrived
"Wednesday night from Boston. was In col
lision at AM wednesday in fog with an un-
known schooner: no damage to vessels re-
ported.
Shipping Board str Major Wheeler s.T y
boiler trouble. The engineers force Is en-
deavoring 10 make necessary repairs at sea
but may have 10 put into New York TO com
plete same.
ASTORIA. q. July 2i--str EffinghaIn OF
the European Pacific Line, en- route TO the
United Kingdom with a general cargo from
lmbia River AZ Stella. Wash, 10 miles from
Portland. late last night and sank. All OF
board were saved.
BOSTON, July 2o--str urblnc tHrl vas
berthed this Pm al East Boston after as
CHARGING abou; 200 tons coal.
2ist--Fishlnx schr Flora l. oliver. inward
bound. went lahore on Long Island Head
Judge Anderson, in United states District
Court, yesterday confirmed bid OF $40 zoo %
New York interests for schr David Cohen.
crew arr arrived on str Prince Arthur and will
he sent to New York; the rest Will come OF
str Prince George from Yarmouth to-mor'
row.
HALIFAX, July 20-str Yesoklng, before
reported, Is anchored III miles ~ OF 5ambro
tug Roebllng left here to tow her In.
LONDON, July 2i-str seekonk. from Mo-
bile for Hamburg and Bremen, reports Joy
wireless July 70. lat 30 ~, Ion 10 W, dritt
! inE south miles per hour.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 20--shIpp!nr Board
str Hawkeye state, Baltimore for this port
and previously reported NJ having saie,
from Salina Cruz after putting IN there oI
account Of having sea cocks open, ~ pro
| ceedinR north slowly because OF leakinl
boiler tubes. She viii not mako san Pedre
before Friday noon and San Francisco DC
| fore SATURDAY night or Sunday morning
| Complete repairs Will b. made here and hei
! departure from this port for Honolulu mas
| been Indefinitely postponed.
ST JOHNS, NF. July 7i--Cape Race radios
| str Ssirstad (Nrr), from Rotterdam for -
struck an Iceberg In lat AZ 81. lon 40
| damaged bow above wateriine not lenkinE.
YARMOUTH, Ne, July 2o--The wrecked ~
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ARRIVED.

Str Jullana ,spl, Tarragona June 20. Va
lencia 2.th am Gambia July J. TO Garcia
Diaz, with one passenger and mdse. Went
TO foot OF Columbia street. Brooklyn.
Str , willkeno SBrl. Liverpool July 2, to
ne Williams steamship Co IN ballast.
Str Craciana tBrl. Leith June %. Dundee
18th and Hayre July ., 20 Furness, Witty 4
Co, with mdss. Went to New York Dock
Str McKeesrort, Dunkirk July Z. to the
Cosmopolitan Shipping Co, with Tndse. Went
str str Regina d'itslia utaD. Genoa July 2
and Boston goth. to Furness. Witty Co,
with mdse.
'sAstr Lancaster, Port Said June 81. Bizcrta
oeth and Narcotics 30th 20 tho Green Star
Line. with mdso. Went TO II II pier 2.
Jersey City.
bello 18Th, Curacao 18Th and san Juan 18th.
mails and mdse. Went TO New York Dock
str II ii Rogers, campena June 2s, TO
Robert l. Hague In ballast. Anchored . IN
Quarantine.
Str Advance. cristobal June II. Jeremie
10Th and Port au Prince 18th. TO the Panama
Railroad Steamship Line, with 10 passen-
gers. malls and mdse. Went to pier /. Ho-
str Allianoa, cristobai July "a, 10 the
Panama Railroad steamship Line, with 1850
passengers. mails and mdse. Went TO pier T.,
str Champion Anderson. Tsmpico July 10.
20 the Pan-Amerioan Petroleum Transport
co, Nith CRUDE OIL.
~.r Glyndon. Santiago July ~. 20 the A.
ssatic Fruit, CO. well fruit Went 20 Ma
trrnai Sugar llefinery. YonteTe.
at III Elliott, Galveston. TO Robert X
ssague. with crude GIL Anchored of Temp
iiravillc.
Str Gulfprincc Port Arthur. Tex. JAY rs.
70 The Gulf Refining co, with oil. Went to
HAyonne.
Str ciarfsburg, baltimore, 20 tho United
American Lines. Went 20 pier SO, North
River,
Str n Luckeroarii. Philadelphia. 10 the
Luckenbach Hten mship Co. Went 20 foot OF
35th street, Brooklyn.
Str American. Boston. TO ths United Amer
lcen Lines.