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The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1921-07-14
Citation

In the County Court of the State of
Oregon for Hood River County.
In the Matter of the Estate of Mary
Judson Sidney, Deceased.
To Henry Montague Sidney and
James H. Hazlett, his attorney:
In the name of the State of Oregon
you are hereby commaned to appear in
the County Court of the State of Ore
gon for Hood River County at the
Court House in the City of Hood River
on the 18th day of July, 1921. at the
hour of l.30 o'clock p. M, then and
there to show cause, if any exist, why
the letters testamentary issued to
Henry Montague Sidney should not be
revoked and why the said Henry Mon
tague Sidney should not be removed as
executor of the above entitled estate.
Witness the signature of the Honor
able II. l.. Hasbrouck, Judge of the
above entitled court, this 18th day of
June, 1921. Kent Shoemaker.
jn23jy2l County Clerk.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1921-07-14
Walters Warns Against Forest Fires

Stanley c. Walters. IN charge Of the
Oregon national forest in this county,
who was here last week, says the snow
OF forests around Mount Hood is now
rapidly. The chief ranger
warns camping parties TO be careful TO
guard against starting fires. "While
the forests up 10 this time have been
covered with an unusual amount Of
snow and have been damper than nor
NAL, SAYS Mr. Walters. they are
now fast drying out, and danger Of fire
is increasing daily. I have an extra
five men engaged in working out trails.
We should complete this work of pre-
caution by July l5."
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1921-07-14
Mrs. John Hurley is Rescued

Mrs. John Hurley, wife of baker,
was rescued Wednesday night of last
week in the act of hurling herself be.
meath an approaching eastbound pas
senger train. The woman was missed
from her home early in the evening.
Melancholy because of poor health, she
first visited a Columbia slough, appar-
emily intending to drown herself.
Searching citizens and officers trailed
her through bogs and swampland the
early part of the night A muddy trail
across the O.-W. r. & N. bridge over
Hood river was discovered. and the
searchers had barely gained the oppos-
ite side when the passenger train ap-
preached and Mrs. Hurley was discov-
cred rushing on the track.
The woman collapsed as she was
drawn from heTrushing locomotive and
for time was in a serious condition.
She rallied Thursday.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1921-07-14
Concrete Paving Being Laid

The United Contract Co., recently
awarded the contract for laying a half
mile of market road pavement in the
Pine Grove district and a stretch Of
like length in the Odell section, has
started pouring concrete on the former
road. The grade is nearly ready for
the surfacing in the Odell district A
large traction concrete paving layer
has been placed in commission and the
new stretches of pavement will be
ready for the heavy traffic expected
during apple harvest.
The county laid about half mile Of
concrete paving alongside and leading
up TO Odell warehouses last fall. The
paving is proving very popular.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1921-07-14
Six Cars Cherries Shipped

The Hood River valley cherry crop
will reach six carloads for the season.
Six cars have been shipped, and the
last started east Tuesday evening. The
cherries are being sold on eastern auc-
tion markets. While no accurate fig.
ures are now available from the Asso
citation it is said the black varieties
will net 10 cents per pound or better
while the price of Royal Annes will be
better than would have been realized
had the fruit been sold to Gamers.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1921-07-14
Association Adopts Budget

The tentative budget adopted by the
directorate of the Apple Growers AS
sociation last year has been declared
the final budget of the organization.
Charges to growers on the 1921 crop
will be as follows: Handling and mar
keting, 10 cents per standard package
advertising charge. two cents, and
storage, from nothing to seven cents.
depending on the time the fruit is held
in refrigeration.
A further charge. reaching a maxi
mum of one cent per box. established
by vote of growers for the creation of
a purchasing fund, and five cents to be
applied to buildings, will also apply to
affiliated growers.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1921-07-14
One Dollar saved Represents Ten
Dollars Earned

The average man does not save 90
exceed ten per cent Of his earnings.
he must spend nine dollars in living
expenses for every dollar saved. That
being the case he can not be too care
ful about unnecessary expenses. Very
often a few cents properly invested.
like buying seeds for his garden. will
save several dollars outlay later on. II
is the same in buying Chamberlain 3
Collie and Diarrhoea Remedy. Ii costs
but a few cents. and a bottle OF 10 in
the house often saves a doctors bin Of
several dollars.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1921-07-14
MAN FINED $lOO FOR
SPEARING TROUT

George Thomas, tried before. Justice
of the Peace Onthank on charge of
spearing trout on protected spawning
beds around Lost Lake, was fined 500
last week. Walter Helms, companion
of Mr.. Thomas, was released.
81 consider you equally guilty with
your partner, said Justice Onthank
in releasing Mr.. Helms, "but we sim
ply haven't enough evidence to fine
you."
The men, said to have crossed over
from the Government Camp side of
Mount Hood. were apprehended by
Deputy State Game Warden Cornell.
They were brought to Hood River by
j axe Lenz.
The New York herald., 1921-04-23
Dangers to Navigation.

LReported to the photographic Offce.l
April 90 lat "a 49, lon 73 so, a log 80 feet
bong and Is inches in diameter.
April 20, lat 81 Oh. lon 03 IS, an upright
spar projecting about feet out OF water,
apparently attached TO submerged wreckage.
April IL. lat Al IA. lon 40 03, what ap-
marine growth, projecting eoout feet out
OF water.
April IL. lat SO so. lon ~ 81. a whistllns
buoy. with superstruoture about II feet nigh
on top, whistle blowing family.
April 0. lat At 43, lon so. struck what
was probably q submerged object
April s. lat 40 IS. Ion A. several float
ing nets and ak buoys, probably q sub
marine net.
April T. lat 80 30 N. lon 0 10 w, a mine
hit 80 % N, lon i 80 w, a mine; lat so n
lon 20 W. mast attached TO wreckage.
April IS, about miles northweatward OF
Tire three fathom patch on North Ridge
Eng, IN approximately lat 5S 10 0S n
Ion o As 20 u. q submerged object.
The following information was received
from the U S Consul General, London. under
date of April IS, 1921: The wreck OF the
Greek str katina lies about miles west OF
West Hinder light vessd. In approximately
lat 81 % ~, Ion % q.
Ice patrol cutter Yamacraw reports under
date OF April %: The southernmost ane
westernmost berg reported on April IS II
lat Al 13. lon 40 A; scattered bergs ant
field Ice from north end OF Bank to lat ~
Numerous bergs between edge Of Bank ane
west bound track from North Scotland south
OF 4Sth parallel
The New York herald., 1921-04-23

Co. with mdse- Went 20 pier Is. North
River
Str stromboli QtaD. Santos March 10. RIO
Janeiro 22d and Victoria April 2. 10 the
Itaha-America Line. with coffee. Anchored
Str Crofton Hall. Suenos Aires March %,
Montevideo 28th and Barbados April IA, to
Norton, LILLY Co. with 26 passengers,
mails and mdse. Went TO foot of 29th street.
str Chattanooga. Buenos Aires March 0,
Montcvideo 1lth, st Thomas April and
Boston 2ist. TO II Winchester Co. with
ndse. Went to pier 8, Army Base. Brook
lyn.
saa.Ss s 81 T. aosss ssr As ,s Vim to srss tss
oil. Went to North 18th street, Brooklyn.
Str George w Barnes. Tampico April 10.
to the Pan-Amarican Petroleum and Trans-
NJ.
Str zoppot. rampico April 1s Anchored
in Quarantine.
Str Lake Fanqmer. San Juan. Anchored in
Str General currie SBr.; San Domingo
tic Fruit Co. with 5 passengers and mdse.
Went to foot Of Smith street, Brooklyn.
osa 5 Tyss' @ Santa Sssss1s MARA ADE i 4 SSss
i4th and Kingston 10th. to the United Fruit
Co. with 81 passengers, mails and mdse.
Str Spartan Prince (Br). Trinidad April
10, to Furness Witty & Co, with mdse. Went
to New York Dock Co.'S pier 80. Brookiyn' :,
the Atlantic Fruit Co. with fruit. Went to
pier %, East River. -. :,
Str Venus III (Nor). Manzanilio April "a
and Norfolk 21st. to the Munson Steamship
Line, with sugar. Went to National Sugar
Refinery. Long Island City.
Str El Norte. Galveston April 10. to the
Southern Pacific Co. with mdse. Went to
pier 81, North River.
Str Nueces. Galveston April 10. to the
Mallory Steamship Co. with passengers and
mdse. -
Str Franklin. Houston, 10 the Galena Navi-
CATION co. Went TO Bayyvay. NJ.
Str FL Lago, New Orleans April 10. to the
Southern Pacific Co, with passengers and
mdse Went to pier 40. North River.
Str Comanche, Jacksonville April 10 and
Cha arleston goth, to the Clyde Steamship Co,
with passengers and mdse. Went to pier 80,
North River.
Str City of Montgomery. Savannah April
10, to the Ocean Steamship Co. with passen-
gers and mdse Went to pier So. North
River.
str Masconomo (Br), Norfolk April q. 10
the Standard Oil Co of New York, IN bal-
last Anchored off Tompkinsville.
Str Korsfjord CNor). Phila delph1a April Il
to the New York and Cuba Mail Steamship
Co, In ballast. Went TO New York DOCK
Co.'S pier IT. Brooklyn.
Str Altamaha, Philadelphia. to the Clyde
Steamship Co, with mdse. Went to pier 40.
North River.
Str Inca, Philadelphia.
Schr NJ Barnsdall. Brunswick
The New York herald., 1921-04-23

tions to force the board TO be self-sup-
porting and to prevent 1t from taking
more money out of the Treasury directly
Is explained in Admirals Benson's letter,
which reads:
"In the sundry civil act for the fiscal
year ending June 30. 1922, Congress
authorized the Shipping Board to use
money derived from the following
sources, namely:
"(a) The amount on hand July 1,
1921.
"(b) The amount received from the
operation of ships during the fiscal year
1922.
"(c) S55,00o,00O or less received from :;
II. Deferred payments on ships sold
prior to March 4. 1921.
20. Plant and material sold during
fiscal year 1922.
"A careful estimate having been pre-
pared. 1t has been determined that there
would be no balance on hand available
July /, 1921, and In view OF the present
ocean traffic the ships of the fleet would
earn during the first six months nj least
no net revenue, and due TO the financial
situation the market for the sale or
ships, plants and material is so poor
that Il Is not believed probable that anv
eppreciable amount may be obtained
from these sources.
1T Is. therefore. deemed imperatively
nc cessary that Congress should be adj
vised OF the existing and prospective
conditions. and that sufficient appropri-
ations should be made to carry out ex-
listing contracts. 70 care for tho property
committed to the care Of the board and
to carry on the necessary operations"
The New York herald., 1921-04-23
BY United States Naval Communi-
cation Service,

distances given in miles; position at noon.
unless otherwise specified.]
Abangarez 100 Sc South Pass 21st.
Abercos 2,4ee w Columbia River PM goth
Atoundria lat ss 10, Ion 72 80 21st
Agwisun IS S Boston I'D.
Algonquin 4,1S7 w San Francisco PM 10th
Amelia SIT Ambrose 21st.
Annetta T4S Overfalls 21st
Atenas II Cape San Antonio 21st.
Atlantic Sun passed Jupiter 2lst.
Bar Harbor 4 Sc Palm Beach 2lst.
Baytown % SW Cape San Antonio 2ist.
Beatrice IA Tampa bar 2lst.
Borgsstad "a q ! Hattsras Iatsora 90 sSd'
Bristol 81 Nantucket ed.
Brookline 152 w Cape Flattery PM 21st
Brush 226 " Colon 2lst
Bylay 40 NE Northeast End I v 22d.
Camden Uss) lat 20 14. lon % 90 2ist.
carpalaka 4s4 Il Charleston 2lst.
Cartago 100 South Pass 21st.
Cerro Azul e3 n Hatteras 2ist.
Chariot 80 NE Overfalls 22d.
CITY OF Lordsburg 10 wNw Tortugas olst.
City OF Para 1880 S San Francisco Fad
city Of Sherman 2os Cape Henry 21st.
Coasswise 40 sW Nantucket 22d.
Colorado Springs 183 3 San Diego Pm 2ist
Continental Bridge off Hole In the Wal
2lst.
b G seofieid 900 Seattle 8 pm 2ist.
Deavan 554 Z Ambrose 21st.
Des -1oines Bridge % II Cape Henry Zzu
Devolente 400 WSW Sand Key 2lst.
Dlrigo 1a2 wSw Tortugas 2fst
Fl Isleo 100 " Hatteras 2ist.
Eldrldge 3T2 w Seattle Pm 21st.
Elrnsport sS Cape Henry ed.
Esparta l.148 ~ Santa Marta 21st.
Ethan Allen lat 46 36, Ion 33 % 21st.
Frank G Drum / ,678 w Port Costa Pm
Goth.
Glendoyle AIT Ambrose 21st.
Granite State 800 SW San Francisco Pm
goth.
Guifland GEO sw Nantucket 22d.
Gulf OF Mexico 25 S Block Island ed
Halsey 14s n Hatteras 2ist
Honnedaga lat Is 05. Ion 20 "a 21st.
Hudsonian e60 Z Key West 21st.
/ G White t2S s Hatteras 21gt
iris $40 S San Pedro 8 PM Goth.
julius Kessler rs Cape Fear 2fst.
Juniata 10 w Frying Pan 2ist.
Lake Farabee 600 S Scotland l. 2lst.
Lake Fartbault 80 SW Vineyard 22d.
Lake Flatonia $40 E Cape Henry 22d.
Lake Pepin 67 s Cape Fear 2ist.
Liberty Minquas 20 n Jupiter 2fst.
I.imon 81. & Cape Henlopen 2lst.
Matsonia 1913 from San Francisco Pm goth.
Melton 3S w Sand Key 2lst.
Moline i57 s Ambrose PM 21st.
Nomus 155 wNw Tortugas 21st.
The New York herald., 1921-04-23
OSCAR OF WALDORF
SIGNS AT S6OO,OOO
Ten Year Contract Assures
Continuance of Hotel for
Another Decade.

Continuance of Oscar Tschirky as pre-
siding genius of the waldorf-Astoria for
at least ten years more. and. presurnp-
lively. OF the hotel itself. was assured
yesterday when Oscar signed new
contract with Roy CarrutherA manag-
ing director OF the hotel
The official announcement said: THE
fee for ten years service involves almost
half n million dollars. Oscar Is to-day
the highest. paid and perhaps the best
known maitre d'hotel In the world. He
has been with the Waldorf since Its
opening, on March 9. 1893. This definite
contract for the coming ten years sets
aside also any rumors as to the dlscon-
tinuance OF the Waldorf Astoria"
Mr.. Tschirky, upon reading the an
nouncement last night, scratched out
the words "maitre d'hotel'' and said:
THE rest Is right"
Then your salary Ia nearly 10000 a
year,"
He laughed and said: That's all right.
Technically he is not maitre dhotel, but
manager OF the catering department.
The fact is, he is So many other things
TO the hotel that ne definite title has
ever been found for him. A year or 80
ago he thought of buying an uptown
hotel, but changed his mind
THE Waldorf-Astoria il my lfe," he
said last night. why should go else
where7"
The rumors regarding the Waldorf
have been that IL was to be converted
either into an office building or a de-
partment store. Nothing in that" Mr..
rschirky said. 1T win be Just the Wal
orf-Astoria Hotel"
The New York herald., 1921-04-23

Montauk $50 Ambrose alst.
Munoaster Castle IS Sc Frying Pan cist.
MUNRO 220 Ambrose 2ist.
Nemaha 18 z Cape Henry I'D.
New York 81 " Jupiter 2tst-
Norfolk 97 X feo,und shoas 22d.
o warsng 65 S rysbee o1ut.
Old North State 9s5 f Ambrose 21st-
Pausboro 1876 NE Overfatbr l. v 21st-
pentaff 80 Sc Key West 2lst
pTineeton iS4 W Cape san Antonio 2ist.
Quabbin so ENE Sand Key 21st.
Quaker City 40 L Cape Henry 22d.
J Hanna ITO w San Francisco PM
10Th
Robin Gray s77 Hatteras aist
8 3 Hunt 81 Sc Nantucket 2od.
Saguaehe goo Sc by Il South Pass 21st.
San Bias $40 Nantucket 21st.
San jose ~ Cape Heallccon Z Pm 21st-
san Mateo rs Nantucket 22d.
San Pssricio IssGed Key West 2ist-
Saxon lat " IL, Ion 70 10 2lst.
soan..e las nsd e 3 - a. aoE ss 80 2iss Sr 90,
Stanley 400 Ambrose 21st.
Steel Age 2 wafiings Island e1st.
STANDARD Arrow 4.91o w San Francisco
Stockholm 90 p New York PM 2ist.
| s,Eshine 245 N Jupiter Dist.
Sylvan Arrow 4.212 w San Francisco PM
Tananso 2oo N Jupiter 2Ist
Thomas II Wheeler 2f0 s Ambrose I'D
Turonia passed Cape Looioout 2ist
Turrialba 1872 N Colon 21St
| Ulysses 533 8 Cape. Henry 21st-
Vauban 600 8 Ambrose 21st-
Yesta 80 N Jupiter 21st.
West Caddoa 70 N Cape Henry 22d.
| West Celina 2996 = Cape Henry 21st.
West catanace I1o 2 Honolulu 9 Pm 10th.
| West Isom 1,121 w Seattle 8 PM 21st.
| West Jester 1857 w Columbia River Pm
20th.
West Lake 800 from Ambrose AM 21st.
West Malomet Int Al. lon 81 IL 21st.
West Nivaria 3.410 w Columbia River PM
20th.
weat sequana cS5 8 Savannah 21st.
Western Light lat 20 16. Ion So IS 21st.
Western Star NE Gay Head 22d.
Ytcatan 81 from Jupiter 21st.
Zulia 517 s Scotland L v 21et.
The New York herald., 1921-04-23
ARRIVED.

Str Roussillon (Fr). Havre April and
Halifax 10Th. to the Compagnie Generate
Transatlantique, with 90 cabin. It's stee age
passengers and mdse. Went 10 pier 81, Sorth
River.
Str Yamhili. London April I. TO the elder
Steel Steamship Corporation, In ballast. An
chored off Stapleton.
Str Crismeld. Boulosne April O., TO the
American Metal Transport Co, with mdse
Went to pier / North River.
Str Dochet, Constantinople March 25 and
Bizerta April /. to the Oriental Navigation
Co. with mdse. Went to pier 4. section X
Weehawken.
Colombo March 8. oran 3ist and Boston
April 20, to Norton, Lilly & Co, with mdse.
Went 10 pier s, Bush Docks. Brooklyn.
Str city Of canton tsr}; Calcutta III Feb 70 rs 3
Norton, Lilly co. with mdse. Went to
pier 8, American Docks, Staten Island.
Str Rondo Dutch, Padang Feb Q. Colon
DO 18TH, Port Said March * Salonica 10th
Plraeus 18th, Naples 29th and Gibraltar
April I, to Funch, Edge & Co, with l pas
senger and mdse. Went to pier 4. American
str Charles II Cramp. San Francisco via
Savannah, 10 the Atlantic. Gulf and Pacific
The New York herald., 1921-04-23

SANTOS. .Aprtl ao-sai!ed. str Glendevon
(Br). New Orleans $500 bags coffea).
SHANGHAI, April t0--Arr.ved. strs West
Jsssap, Seattle Via Yokohama 2o!h. Gsnoa
Maru (Jap), New Orleans and San Francisco
via Yokohama; Westmoreiand. New York.
rALCAHUANo. April 2i--ArriSed, str Ter
r1er tSor), New Orleans via Norfolk.
rA1fPrCo. April ls-<Sailed. strs Yorba
Litd1. San Francisco; Ciulfoil. Port Arthur.
TU1TlS. April 15--Arrlved ctr Cabo Bs-
partei tSD). New York for Barcelona and
VANCOUVER. BE, April 2a-Arrived, strs
West Jappa. Yokohama: Mount BerNvyn
lFTl, San Francisco
Arrived nd, str TaAa rite CBr) Talara
VICTORIA. Bc. April l-Arriyed, str
West Jappa. Manila, Sc.
VICTORIA, Brazil. Asrl 1s-SaMed. str
Korean Prince (Br}, NV Orleans Gs,0oo
bags Coffee.
VIGO. April 17--sailed. str Msartensdyk
Qoutcn). from Rotterdam for Baltimore.
YOKOHAMA, April 19-AfT1ved. str Tajima
Naru (Jap). Seattle.
Arrived 18th. str China. San Francisco for
Hong Kong.
Arrived Goth. strs Bowes Castle GBr). New
York Via Norfolk; West Neras. San Fran
CISCO.
The New York herald., 1921-04-23
NO PROFIT SHOWN
BY SHIPPING BOARD
ADM. al Benson Asks for More
vaan S170,OOO,OOO to Carry
1t to Next Year.
special Despatch to THE NEW YORK HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau,
WashIngton. ID. c., April 22.


Hopes OF Congress that the Shipping
Board during the first part of the pres
ont year would start TO show q profit on
its operations and would eliminate the
necessity for more direct appropriations
by sales OF ships and ship plants were
shattered to-day.
Admiral w. s. Benson sent request
TO Congress- asking for two appropria-
tions totalling more than $4,000. 900.
One, of s36.S52 900. Is a deficiency esti-
mate believed necessary to enable the
Shipping Board TO continue operations
until July l and the other for $134 .000.-
600, Is the amount the board estimates
II will need from the Treasury during
the next fscsl year. The requests were
two OF twenty-one transmitted to Con-
gress to-day by Secretary OF the Treas
ury Mellon. which sought additional ap-
propriations of about $500. .000.o 900.
In his letter to the Speaker Of the
House, Admiral Benson declared the
ships OF the board, because OF ocean traf-
nc conditions, would earn no net revenue
during the first six months of this
year and that because of the financial
situation no approciable amount could
be obtained from tNe sales OF ships.
N<rnts and materials.
Admiral Bensons letter drew a sharp
criticism from Representative Good
(Iowa), Chairman OF the Appropria tions
Committee, who declared he was unable
10 understand how n corporation with
more than s2.00o,000.o00 In assets
would fall TO show some profit from
operations. He said that complete
reorganization of the board is neces
eary. MIR. Good said that several
months ago the board had asked for
a deficiency appropriation OF s95, 900 900.
which was refused. He pointed out that
ysw the board finds 1t needs only
s36.000.O 900.
The Congressional plan Of appropria-
The New York herald., 1921-04-23
FOREIGN PORTS.
rpv Afaii1

BY Man.l
CARDENAS April 1S-Sailed. str Lake
Fablus, Sagua.
HALIFAX April 19--Sailed, str Turret
Cape (Br). Louisburg.
HAVANA, April iG--Arrived. str Zeeandia
Dutch), Amsterdam.
Arrived 18th. str orooma (Br), valpa-
raiso, &c. for Liverpool; schr Altagracia
DAM, Cardenas.
Sailed l3th. str Maxine Gomez Cuban
Sagua.
Sailed 18th. str Espagne lFr). St Nazaire.
LA HAVE, ms, April f5-Arrived. schrs
Dawson (Br). Barbados; Moween (Br).
Turks Island.
EAI4AodARA. April 14-sadled. str The
Angeles, New York.
KINGSTON. ia, April s-Arrived, strs Ba-
laton QtaD, Newport News; 18th, Coronado
(Br). Avonmouth Bayano (Br). Santa Marta
land sailed 18th for England); 18th. Ceres
Dutch. Amsterdam.
Arrived prior 10 9Th, schr Little Stephano
(Br). st Johns (not at Barba dos, as re-
ported.
MATANE, April 2o-Passed, str venusia
(Br), London for Montreal the Venusia
WIN be the first transatlantic arrival at
Montreal this year,.
ST JOHN, NIB. April 2o-Sailed, str Lord
Ant rim (Br), Belfast and Londonderry.
SOUTHAMPTON, April l2-Arrived. str
Gymeric tBr). Tamplco.
The New York herald., 1921-04-23
Bound East.
CLEARED.

from U S. Naval Communication Service. ]
Str Maselia (Br). Walter, Liverpool and
Glasgow via Boston-Anchor Line.
Str Stratleam (Br). Jeffrey, Liverpool and
Manchester-N NJ Smith.
Str Bardic tBD, Ciaret. Londoh-Atlantic
Transport Line.
Str Columbia Br). Bone. Glasgow via
Movile--Anchor Line.
Str Malvern Range CBr), Clark. Leith,
Dundee and Havre via Philadelphia'-Furness
Str Cornish City (Bp. Brydon Hamburg
via Norfolk-Kerr steanlship co. Inc.
Str Ryndam CDutch), Krol, Rotterdam via
Plymouth and Boulogne-IIoiiand-A America
Ldne.
Str iceland CBr), Howell. Antwerp via
Str consort. Wiley. Bordeaux vda Port
land--Cosmopolitan Shipping Co.
Str Burmese Prince GBr). McNeeley. Alex
erdria Piraens, &c. Via Newport News-Fur-
Str Prlncess Matoiisa, Lowry. Naples and
Genoa-,United States Mail Steamship co.
Shanghai. Yokoaama ' and abe' KOBE Via Newport
News and Panama CanaA--Mitsui & Co.
Str Takooka Maru {Jap); segawa. Maya
anna Canal-Houlder, Weir Boyd.
Str winfaro, Porter. Los Angeles. San
Str santa Luisa. Wi Williamson. a caliso. 3 Mol
lealdo. &c--w r Grace Co.
Str Minnequa. Ramsay. Pimental, Eten.
Str Boswell (Br). Boilin. Buenos Aires and
Montevideo via Newport News-LaInport &
Holt.
Str Calamares. Spencer, Havana. Cristobal
and Port Lmon-United Fruit Co.
Str Agwilake Cornell. Port Lobos-New
York and Cuba Mail Steamship Co.
Str Glenpool, Purdy Tampico-Robert L
Hague
Str A Bedford. Thompson. Tampco-
Robert l. Hague.
str Hilton. Carey. San Juan. Ponce. &c
Bull-Insular Line
Str Chirripo g3r). johnson. Santa Marta
and Lverpool-United Fruit Go.
Str Domingo Nazabal | (Cuban), Cancio.
Sagua-Whliams Shipping Agency.
Str Lake Allen, Marcussen, Caibarien-
Munson Steamship Line.
Str Sheaf Field (Br), Henderson. Cardenas
and sagua-Munson Steamship Lane.
Str Fort Victoria (Br). Davis, Hamilton.
Bermuda-Furness, Witty & Co.
Str Lake Freeland. Smith. Mobile and
Tampa-Mallory Steamship Co.
Str Comanche, Ingram, Charleston and
Jacksonville--CIyd Steamship Co.
Str Guaratuba (Bnaz). Barros, Norfolk
Franco and Canada Steamship Co.
Str Lake Arthur, Daniels. Riohmord, Va
Richmond and New York Steamship Co.
Str Tulsa, Magan. Baltimore-BlaclS D!a-
nond Steamship Co.
Str Adelina GtaD, TorrIoni, Portland, Me-
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