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, 1921-08-08
LOCAL.

A narrow escape from drowning is re-
ported from Frederiksted where one ROO-
ert Richards was seized with a heart at
tack while bathing in the sea near La
Grange on Saturday morning and sank
10 the bottom where he lay for about D
minutes and was then rescued by Mr.. Il.
H. A. Leader, postmaster, and Mr.. He1-
bert Grigg, Inspector of the Hospital,
these genller en- having entered the wa"
ter some tine after Richards who was
observed swimming, but suddenly dlsap-
peared, The prompt and efficient en-
plOymeut q artificial respiration (Schae"
fer method bV Mr.. Grigg, saved the
mans life, a. Geclartd by DR.. Dukeshlre
whose medicaI attention was immediate
ly summoned. The man was taken to
the hospital and revived after some
hours.
A large mail was received by the Mys-
terry via Frederiksted on Saturday.
The Guiana is expected to arrive at
Frederiksted tomorrow morning and is
advised as sailing for New York via St.
Thomas in the evening. Mails close mere
at 3 p. M. tomorrow.
There was a lively meeting OF the
Colonial Council on Saturday at which
all the members and the Government
Secretary were present.
Patrons CT the theatre will remember
chat the famous serial Elmo the Fear
less will be concluded this evening in
four stunning parts
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, 1921-08-08
A SUCCESSFUL BABY lSHOW.

The baby show at the Municipal Hos
pital yesterday was largely attended
and was also graced by the presence of
His Excellency the Governor and Mrs.
and Miss Kittelle.
Seven proud mothers received prizes
for their little ones, who were; May
, 1921-08-08
St. Thomas News.

Yesterday morning tue Stork paid a
visit to the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Wat
son and left a fine little girl. We con-
graduate the family on this addition.
st. Thomas Mail Notes Aug. end.
The New York herald., 1921-08-29
CABLE REPORTS.

BALBOA, Aug 27-Arrived, str Canadian
Planter QBr), Vancouver.
Sailed 25th, strs kina (Dan), San Fran
cisco; Mexico Maru (Jap), Kobe.
Sailed 9th, strs Liberator, Seattle; Uca-
yai PERU, Buenaventura; schr Laura
BuENos AIRES. Aug 26-saled. str Mont
pelier. Monteyideo
cRIsToBAL. Aug 26-Arrived. strs Cross
Cederic (NoD. Norfolk; Point Bonita. Sa-
vannah; Gen Geo w Goethals, New York.
Sailed goth. strs Cape Henry, Baltimore
Toyama Maru tJap), New York; Colon, 40 !
Indien (Dan). London; Orcoma (Brl, Liver
pool. 2Tth Australien (Dan), llull; Kokl
Maru (Jap), Norfolk; Hague Maru IJap,
Barbadan (Br, New Orleans; Kinderdyk
GLASGOW Aug 27-sailed, str Tunlsian
HALiFAX. iIy,,s rs. Aug 27-Arrived. strs W NJ
Tupper. New York Montroite, Texas City.
HAMBURG, Aug 25-sailed, str Mount
HAVANA, AUG 27-sailcd. strs MORO Cas-
tle, New York; Pastores, cristobal;
Arrived 9Sth, strs Colombia, Baltimore via
Norfolk tand sailed for San Francisco Mis-
souri, tFr) Havre Via Canaries and Cadiz
for New Orleans.
LIVERPOOL. Aug 27, PM-sai'ed. str
Carmana tBrl, New York via Queenstowl.
LONDON, Aug 2I-sailed. str Michigan
MONTREAL. Aug 2s-Arrived strs LEX
haven tputchl, Rotterdam; Manchester @ Port
Havana Boutwell, (Br). Avonmouth; Gale
DOMAIN tBr). Manchester.
Sailed 2sth strs Canada tBr). Liverpool :;
Scandinavian (Br) Southampton: Saturnia
tBr, Glasgow; Glitra fBrl, Hamburg Jata
Mendi (Sp), do Bilbster (Br), Avonmouth.
PLYMOUTH. Aug 2I-Arriyed, str Lapiand
Grl New York for Cherbourg and Ant
werp.
PORT BARRI0s. Aug 25-Sailed. str Hon
duraR (Nor). Mobile.
sABANCi. Aug 23--sailed, str West Ca
iunb. Hamburg.
SANTOS, Aug 26-Sailed. ctr Monticello
Hamburg.
SOUTHAMPTON. Aug 28--Arrived, str Be
rengarla fBr), New York Via Cherbourg,
Sailed a6th, ctr iceland tBrt. New York.
VANCOUVER, BC, Aug 27-Arrtved, etrs
Myrmidon CB), san Francisco; Grace Dol
lar tBr) do; Astronomer (Br), do; Genoa
Maru (Japl, Kobe. Canadian Rover (Brl,
Sydney, NSW,
The New York herald., 1921-08-29
AMERICAN PORTS.
fBy Telegraph. /

BOSTON, Mass, Aug 2s--Arrived. strs
Coastwise, Norfolk; Delaware, New York
Governor Dingley, 81 John, NIB; Macabi tBrl,
Banea cuba, North Land. New York; Prince
George CBr) Yarmouth, Ms; San OIL tBr)
Port Lmon: tug Revere, New YORK, towing
Mrges passaic and Dunmore.
Sailed 2sth. strs City OF Atlanta, Savan-
nah: North Land, New York; Prince Arthur
(Rr), Yarmouth Ne; tug w III Yerkes, Jr,
BALTIMORE, Aug 2s-Arrved, strs This
tleniore (Br). Liverpool via Phiiadelphia
Brindilla. New York; Cape Roman, New
York: i NJ Guffey, Port Arthur,
Sailed 2sth, str i q Barstow. Baton Rouge.
Sailed 9th. strs William g warden, Baton
Rouge; Romeo (B1, Emden; zoppot DAM
Baton Rouge: Inspector, Matanzas; Pamela.
Philadelphia.
BAToN ROUGE, Ia. Aug 27-Arrived. strs
Walter Jennings, New Orleansi Saranac
tBrl, New orleans; 2sth. II II Rogers. New
Sailed 2sth. s,r warIng, Jacksonville.
BRuNswIcK, Gsi Aug 2IrArryea. o- I'VE ..s,,s5 sG6F
CHARLEsToN, SC, Aug 2T-Arrived, strs
Tonaya Asmeurs cusnnst ,5sy Copenh1Esn sr,
Philadelphia City of Fairbury. Dublin (and
proceeded for New orleans) Mazams, Ha-
vana River Bridge Liverpool; Lake Els
tom.
sailed a7th. str westland. -.
GALVESTON, Tex. Aug 27--Arrivod, strs
Acana dtaD. Naples Scotland Maru (Jap)
New York via New Orleans for. Kobe, &c
Irls. Seattle Monarch lBr. shields; Her
bert L Pratt. Philadelphia swiftstnr, Tam
pico; Lampnsas, New York; Gladyshe. Tam
pics,. schr N vivian Pelrce. philadelphia.
Arrived 2sth, strs II u Flagler, New York {;
Torres. Tsmpico Glamofganshire tBD
London: Dramstis (rlr). Pensacola.
sailed 9Th strs Afel. Bremen; Gene Craw-
ley. Templco Lake Gardner, Mobile: Wear
pool tBri Antwerp; Lake Gunni, New Or
leans: Robert Macrsk tDen). Pensacola /.
El occldcnte. New York: san Pietro GtaD
sailed s7th, strs Bosanka CJugo- siav)
CeAoa: Dundrcnnan CBr), Rlo Janeiro.
sailed 27th. str Lampasas. 81 Andrews.
Sailed gst. str Herbert / Pratt. Phuodel-
'HooUrAM. wash. Aug 27-Arrived. schr
JACKSONVILLE rTe. aug 2T-Arrived,
strs Eastern Cross, Tampa Baton Rouge.
baton Rouge; Merrimack. Philadelphia;
Santa Barbara, Chile Jacksonville, Tampa,
Sailed 27th, etrs MaEmerlc, Hamburg and
Stettin: Frcda Portland. Mohawk. New
York; Thame0. Miami. Lake Elsmere, Bos-
MOBILE, Ala. Aug 2T-Arrlved. str sosuA
NEW ORLEANS. Ia. Aug 27-ArrIved, s,ra
Fishkill, Key West u u Rogers, New York
Nola, Mexico.
Arrived 2sth. strs Alcona. New york: Ed
uardo tsp) Port Arthur; La Perouse tFr
Tanpieo; Ncwona CBr. Mexico salem
County, Port Bobcs; SAINT Andrea UtaD
Ceeteinmare; victoliie. New York.
2sth. SaEua CDoml sagua la Grande; BaJa
California (NorD, Cristobal.
Sailed 'froho Port Eads 2sth. strs Aban-
Rarcz. Cristobal; Aurenia Utah. Galveston.
nowden lSori. Tela: Chalmette. Havana;
rholuteca (Ne,D, Vera Cruz Coidbrook.
Antwerp; Copan CHordl, Tela: comayaFua
(Iondt. Port Cortez Ewick House tBr),
hreincn; 'Gaffney, LoRnda. Africa; Glen.
nffrc tBr), New York; bennington Court
nsr, Bremen; Lako CORN, Cuba Louisiana
fNor) Chrlstlania. Sapinoro. Rotterdam.
SURNAME. Port Barrios: Toscs (Nor) Br~-
The New York herald., 1921-08-29
MAIL SHIPS FUTURE
STIRS SPECULATION
Lasker Indicates No More I'm
certain Ventures Will Be
Tolerated by Board.

Whatever may be the final fate OF the
nine. German and three American ships
which were returned to the Shipping
Board BY the United States Mail Steam
ship Company last Saturday. Chairman
Albert ID. Lasker Of the Shipping BOARD
made II plain before leaving for Wash
inrton Yesterday that there VIII be no
more ventures with "ny-by-night' con-
Germs, and in future no Government ship
will be allocated ''at the dock"
The three companies that have agreed
"a operate the former United states
Mail liners until the Shipping Board can
sell or charter them will have fair
trial. Mr.. Lasker said 1t is thought
that a merger OF these interests and pos
siblv Others will grow out OF the United
States Mail fasco.
shipping men considered II significant
that the Roosevelt and Hartman groups,
heretofore competitors, have entered the
combination OF Moore & Mccormack.
The latter, il is believed, represent inter-
ests that have not vet been named In
the negotiations.
There was speculation yesterday as
70 the next move to be taken by the re-
ceivers for the United States Mall Conn
pany. The only substantial asset Is the
contract between that company and the
North German Lloyd Line for the Bre-
men docks. 1t is a question whether the
German laws may not upset the agree
ment.
Karl staplefedt, a director OF the
North German Lloyd Company VINO ar
rived here Saturday on the George
Washington. said last night that his
visit had no connection with the COM
pany's affairs In America. He did not
know whether the Bremen dock con-
tract would hold In the circumstances,
he said.
Another item listed as an asset by the
former managers OF the United states
Mail Company Is claim against the
United States Government for more
than $500. 900, representing moneys ad-
vanced for reconditioning ships and Tor
mail contracts These claims are offset
BY counter claims for charter hire and
massage money received from immi-
grants. There IL also about 100000
owed for merchandise. coal and other
supplies The good VIII OF the con-
Germ is vaiueless. Chairman Lasker SAID.
After the appointment of the receivers
The main Office OF the United states Mail
company was moved from 120 Broad
vvav 10 tho ticket office at 45 Broadway,
where II occupies the same rooms with
tho Canada France Company. another
MAYER corporation. Francis X. Mayer
was on his yacht at Sea Gate yesterday
and would not discuss his affairs
The New York herald., 1921-08-29

quay y via Santos. Montevideo and Bucnos
Aires, str Bonheur. AN.
North Brazil. Iqutos, cabedello (other
parts of Brazil > via Para, Maranham,
iceara, Natal. cabedello, Pernanbuco, Ma
COLO and Bahia, str Salust, AM.
Turks Island and Dominican Republic Via
Turks Island, Monte Christi. Puerto Plata,
scn Domingo City. Azua and Barahona, str
hnS"s9, 1880 AM tsup IL M -.
T-anspacific Mails.
Close at Mr. Isrk at PM as follows:
Hawaii Japea, corea. China, Siberia,
French Indo-China and Netherlands East In
dies texcept sumatra) via san Francisco.
Hawaii Japan. corea. China. Siberia.
French Indo-China and Netherlands East
Indies texcept Sumatra) via San Francisco,
str Persia Maru. Sept ].
Hawaii Samoan Islands, Australia and
New Zealand via San Francisco. str Ven
tura, Sept /.
Hawaii Via San Francisco. str Matsonia,
Sept 2.
Hawaii and Guam via San Francisco II s
army transport Logan, Sept 2
Japan, Corea and Siberia via Seattle, str
Arizona Maru, Sept A.
Hawaii. Fill Islands. New Zealand and
Australia via Vancouver and Victoria, BC.
str Niagara, Sept >.
Japan, corea, China. Siberia. French Indo-
China, Netherlands East Indies Except Su-
matra) and Philippine Islands via vancou-
Yer and Victoria, Be. str Empress OF Rus
sia. Sept 10.
'Must be specially addressed for this
steamer
.Parcel post malls and specially addressed
correspondence.
The New York herald., 1921-08-29
DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.
PORT OF NEW YORK, SUNDAY, AUGUST 2s, 1921
Steamers Due in New York.
DUE AUGUST 20.

pOE AG1Gsl
Steamer From Agents.
Argon, Barrow Aug IL. Standard OH
West Kebar, Flushing Aug IL. Roger WEBB
Pamela Thameshaven Sth Susquehanna SIS Co
Lake Fackler. Barbados Aug II. Clyde Line
Rolf Jarl. Chrlstiania Aug II Am Metal Tran
Advance, Crstobal Aug 19.Panama RR IS Co
Black Sea, Alexandria Aug ].
Simpson. Spence & Young
Gobeo, Birkenhead Aug 5....:s..C A Eames
Lake Faribaplt. Mobile Aug 20, Clyde Line
Polycarp. Pernambuco Aug Ia. Booth SIS co
Scythia Liverpool Aug 20. Cunard Line
In Lorraine, Havre Aug 20. French Line
Hubert, Barbados Aug II. Lamport & Holt
Panuco, Cienfuesos Aug % Ward Line
Lake Fabyan, Santiago Aug % Ward Line
Cauto, Havana Aug "a ...... Ward Line
Fort Victoria. Bermuda 27th. .Furness- Witty
Ponce, San Juan Aug % " + Rico IS Co
Santa Ana, Colon Aug %. .......W II Grace
Toba Maru, Colon Aug 1s. .Houlder, w y
DUE AUGUST 30
Olympic. Southampton Aug "a. White Star
Mongolia, Hamburg Aug 10. American Line
Giuseppe Verdi. Naples Aug ls.. Trans ltal
i3ergensfiord, Bergen Aug 10. .Nor7American
Guantanamo, Manzanillo Aug "a. Ward Line
fungus, Turks Island Aug H.. Clyde Line
Frieda. Port Arthur Aug d.. Union Sulphur
Vestris, Barbados Aug -. Lamport y Holt
Geo III Jones, Port Arthur Aug %. Of y
Gulflight,. Port Arthur Aug %. Gulf Refining
Great Falls. Jamaica 24th. ri G!orgio SIS Co
Inca, Macoris Aug 22........... Clyde Line
Mohs wk. Jacksonville Aug ~. Clyde Line
City OF Savannah S'annah 2Ith. Ocean IS Co
Morro Castle, Havana Aug 2I... Ward Line
DUE AUGUST 81.
Chieag 20, Havre Aug 2t........ French Line
Panaman. Alexandria Aug 49,. .Un Am Lines
San Giorgio, Genoa Aug i6. ..... Italia-Amer
Garth, Tampco Aug ~. Ward Line
Narragansett. London Aug HIN NJ Smith
The New York herald., 1921-08-29
CEDRIC ARRIVES WITH
NEW COMMANDER
Japanese Officials Among $50
Passengers on Liner.

The steamship Cedric Of the White
Star Line arrived yesterday from Liver
pool with $50 first class passengers.
Lieut.. G. r. Metcalfe, commander Of the
ship. brought the Cedric over. He has
been with the Liverpool-Australian ser
vice of the line for the last three years.
Among the passengers was w. !.
Huntsr, the British amateur golf cham
pion. He went TO the Vanderbilt and
will be here several months. Others
included Commander X. Taoka of the
Japanese navy and Lieut.-Col. II. Hisa-
fnura Of the Japanese army. They are
on their way back to Japan after a trip
90 England and France. John r. Gregg,
originator of the system of shorthand
which bears his name. also was a pas
Senger.
A party on the Cedric included Mrs.
Archibald @. Thomson, Y. B. Thomson
and Archibald c.. Thomson. Jr. They
brought with them four men servants
and chauffeur. Mrs. Edward c. Choir
icy, Rodman Wanamaker I'd and 4. b.
Wanamaker Jr., also arrived.
The New York herald., 1921-08-29
s PASSENGERS ON SHIP;
NONE IN THIRD CLASS
BeIUedere to Take AUay
1000 Aliens on Sept. 2.

The steamship Belvedere Of the Cosu-
Itch Line arrived yesterday at Pier q,
Bush Docks, Brooklyn, with only five
passengers. They were in the first and
second cabins. the third class accom-
modatIons, which can hold at least 1900
persons. being empty. When the Belve-
dere sails, September .. however. she
VIII take away more than 1000 Italians
and Spaniards.
l.. Sanford OF Phelps Bros. agents for
the line said that the severe slump In
Industrial conditions In the United States
caused the drop in the passenger list
and the large number OF passengers
leaving here.
THE percentage immigration law"
he said. did not go into effect until
June of this year. and this mobility OF
European labor. which is represented by
steerage travel. shows total arrivals in
this class between January ] and Au-
gust 10 OF $4,000. and departures Of
225,000, a difference OF only $4,000"
The New York herald., 1921-08-29
SAILED.

Sfr8 faNNis Luekenbach. Los Angeles
Ntts4s Naiiey. smyrna Curvello tBraz) !.
ferUamR 20 Motan tm0torl, Baltimore.
Strs Olympic Err, Casablanca via Phila-
d&lphlR Mfuneaua. Callao latter 2Tth).
Sailed eth. strz Francisco CBrl, for HUI ;
Europa dtaD. Naples Sudbury, Hamburg +.
RochambeRu tFr). Havre. Presidente Wilson
Utah, Aigiers. &c Union City (BD. Ham
burg Manuiani San Francisco: Storm King.
Rofterdam: Trlcoor (Norl. Bahia; Blair,
Constantinople via Boston; Fort Morgan
(Norl, Baracoa; + Luckenbach Philadel-
phia; Egiantier (Belg), Antwerp; Munamar,
Nipe.
The corrected reading OF the barometer
(reduced 10 sea leveD at New York on sun
day, Aug rs, 1921, at & AN, as reported by
the United States Weather Bureau. was thir-
~ and twenty nine hundredths 3029) inches
This closely approximates seven hundred and
sixty-nine and three-tenths T69.3) milItme
ters. Captains of all vessels now lying IN or
near the ports OF New York and Brooklyn
can advanta geously use the above official
data for observing whether their own barom-
eters require any considerable correction or
adjustment.
Wind at Sandy Hook, PM, NE, 10 miles (;
clear; moderate sea.
The New York herald., 1921-08-29
CAMPBELL ATTACKS
WOODHOUSE CHARGE
Denies Liquor Was RESPONSE
BILE for Plane Crash With
Loss of Seven Lives.
Special Despatch to THE New YORK HERALD
New York Herald Bureau,
Washington, ID. c., Aug. 28.

Special Despatch to THE New YORK HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau,
Washington. ID. c., Aug. 2S
Henry Woodhouse is absolutely
wrong Representative p. p. Campbell
(Kan.). one of the members of the
House Military Affairs Committee de-
clared tonight when he learned of the
charges made by the president of the
Aero Club OF America that criminal dis
regard for safety and the use of intoxi-
cants were responsible for the crash OF
the army Curtiss Eagle ambulance air
plane near Morgantown, Nd. on May 2s,
with the loss of seven lives.
II deny specifically every charge
Woodhouse makes" Mr.. Campbell said.
II know the statements are not true.
for made the fight from Boiling fleid
in Washington to Langley Field at
Hampton, Va. / saw everything that
was going on, and l was with the party
up until they sailed away on the fatal
return trip
Mr.. Campbell with Representative
walsh (Mass), and Capt. Guy De la
vergne of the French Embassy, did rot
make the return trip owing to the fact
that the airplane, being closed, was
stuffy. Mr.. Walsh had been i'll on the
fight to the air station and for this
reason, he and Mr.. Campbell decided TO
return to Washington by water.
"Woodhouse' charges that the cots OF
the ambulance airplane were torn out
and camp stools substituted Mr.. Camp
bell continued. THAT is not true. Seats
were built in across the airplane and
were comfortable for two persons.
There were four of these seats. They
could not be moved with a crowbar.
"Woodhouse says further that the
night was undertaken despite the storm
warnings. Well. that is not true, either
There were no storm warnings, al
though there should have been. The
flying services have not the facilities
they should have for weather observa-
tions.
$50 far as there being liquor around
that also is false. was with the party
the entire time. We went to Langley
Field first and then made flights out
over the water to drop bombs on targets
They were out two hours or more, re-
turning just before the flight started for
Washington.
"I talked with all the officers and men
before they started. To say that they
had been drinking, even slightly, would
be grave injustice. They had not been
drinking. Woodhouse is scandal
monger."
The chsrges made by Mr. Woodhouse
have been rumored around Washington
for some time, but army officers have
denied the truth of them persistently.
The story was that camp stools had been
placed in the alrplane in place OF the
cots, and that for this reason the craft
was unbalanced. When the storm broke,
just before the accident, 1t had been
said, the wind swung the airplans 10
one side with the result that passengers
fell into a corner and the pilot lost con-
troll. The authorities went SO far as to
issue a statement concerning the details
OF what had happened in the hope of
nutitng q ston TO the reports
The New York herald., 1921-08-29
ARRIVED.

Str Cedric (Br). Liverpool Aug 20 and
Queenstown 2ist, 70 the White star Line:
with 2ii first, 423 second cabin and 81
ateerage passengers. malls and mdse. Went
70 pier 6i. North River.
Str Gdansk, Danzig Aug TO- 20 II Bull
& Go. with passengers and rndse.
Str Tyrifjord (Nor), Brevik. TO the Nor
wegian America Line, with mdse. Anchored
off Tompkinsville.
Fayai 20th and Boston a7th, to the white
star Line. with mdse. Went 10 pier ~,
North River. ..g.
Str Ohioan, Seattle July 20, Portland, o,
Aug 1. San Francisco 9Th and San Pedro
9th, to the United American Lines. with
mdse. Went TO pier 9. Bush Docks, Brook
Ign, ..
str Arizonan, Honolulu via New Orleans
and Boston, 10 the United American Lines
Went 20 pier 0, Bush Docks. Brooklyn.
coris 10Th and Boca Chico 2ts,, to the Bull
lnsulsr Line, with mdse. Went 20 pier -,
Brooklyn.
Str Toloa tBr), Cristobal Aug ", I.lfnon
.2ist and Havana 2jth. to the United Fruit
Co, with 1Ac passengers. mails and nndse.
Str Aladdin. Port Arthur, To the Standard
OIL Co, with crude oil. Anchored off Tomp-
kinsVlle.
STR Muskogee, Port Arthur to Robert L
Hague, with crude oil. Went 70 pier 9, Con-
Sir W II Libby. Galveston, to Robert I.
HaEue. Went 70 pier q, Constable Hook.
str Paul W Harwood, New Orleans. 20 the
pan-Amerlcan Petroleum and Transport GO.
Went 30 Cartcrct Nj
Str Comanche, Jacksonville aud Charleston.
to the Clyde Steamship Co, with passengers
and mdse Went 10 pier 20. North River.
str Lake Fannin, Brunswick Ca. 10 the
clyde steamship co, With ndsc. Went 10
pier "a. North River.
str Hamilton. Norfolk, 10 the Old Do
n,inion Transportation Go, with mdse. Went
10 pier 20, North River.
STR I,uise Nelson (Nor), Norfolk,
str Bioemfontein CBrl, Philadelphia. 20
Norton Lilly A. Go. Went 10 foot OF 7th
street Hoboken.
Str Otarama tBr). Montreal Aug ~. 70
Norton Lilly Go. with mdse In transit for
New Zealand. Anchored off Stapleton. 81.
Bark Cecil = stewart, Port Tampa. to a
Elliot Co. Anchored Off Red Hook,
The New York herald., 1921-08-29
PIPING NEWS FROM ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD

men; West Norranus. Hamburg: Yoro
(fiondD, ceiba; Yuma, Frontera; Yumuri.
Vera Cruz.
NEWPORT NEWS, va. Aug 2T-Sailed. str
Bengloe CBrl, Queenstown.
NORFOLK, Aug 2T-Arrived, strs kings-
burg tBrl. Galveston: Trematon lBrl, Port
New England; achr Frank NJ Deering, Bos-
ton
Galveston for Ghent; West Galeta. Garston;
Easmey C3r). Galveston Tor Rotterdam, AS
simina NJ Embiricos (Br), Manchester; Car
bet (Fr). Galveston for Hamburg: Fishpool
(Fr), Galveston for Bremen; Wearbridge
(Brl, New Orleans for Liverpool.
Sailed a7th, strs Magdala (Br), Glasgow;
CORN (Dan), Port Spain; Pillar de Larrinaga
tBr), Hamburg; Amahenpors tDan), Mont
real; ElswiclI Park (Brl, London; iossifoglu
(GreeD, Rio Janeiro: Roseaen CBr(; Ham,
burg; Kansas (Brl, Yokohama; Missouri
tBr. London and Antwerp.
Sailed 2sth. strs Selaeno Dutch, Buenos
Aires Justin CPr). Para; Kingsbury SBrl,
Genoa; Hesperos (Nor), Queenstown; wis
FORT ARTHUR. Tex, Aug 2s-Arrived, strs
Atlantic sun. PHILADELPHIA; New YORK, New
York: Gulfking, JaeSsonville' Rochester
Philadelphia; Rayo, New York; Astral. do
Currier. Tampico.
Sailed 2Tth, str Gulftrade, Tampico.
Sailed 2Sth, str Radiant Providence.
Sailed 2sth. str Schenectady, New Orleans
Dado County, Rotterdam.
PHILADELPHIA. Aug 2T-Arrived. str
Parkvlle, Havre.
Arrived 27th, str Maid of Lemnos tBr),
Arrived 2sth. strs Gulfstar. Savannah; oc-
mulgee. Boston; + Luckenbach, New York
Sunoil Port Arthur
Arrived 2sh, str wnlpolo, New York.
Sailed 27th. strs Mississippi lBrl. London
and Antwerp via Baltimore O DonneN,
Port Arthur; w a Lnckenbach, Los Angeles
and San Francisco; Lehigh. do Via Boston !
Nantucket, Boston; J " Van Dyke, Texas
city; Kerhonkson. Hull, SC
Sailed 2Tth. strs w VI Irish. Port Arthur; ;
Nicholas Cuneo CNorl, Port Antonio.
Paulsboro, Texas city; Fiume tltaD' GID
PoRTLAND. Nc, Aug 2s-Arriyed. str
Norfolk. Norfolk.
san FRANCISCO. Cal. Aug 27-sailed,
str Reiya Maru (Jap), Yokohama.
Sailed 26th, strs Enterprise. Hilo; Grittdu,
Honolulu. -,
X Luckenbach. San Francisco.
Arrived 27th. str Jalapa. New Orleans;
schi- Levi w ostrander. Kahului.
Aryd 5Yss 2sh Ts ST. sse
hama, sc; Moerdyk (Dutch), Portland.
Supposed sailed 27th, str Kashima Maru
sAlvANNAH' Ga, Aug 27-Arrived. strs
wray Castle CBr). New York; City OF st
Arrived 2sth. str West Isleta. West Coast.
Sailed 2sth, str Mongolia (swl: Cuba; schr
VILE de Dixmude (Belg). New York.
Sailed 27th strs Lordship Manor, Avon
mouth and Bristol. City Of Savannah New
York.
ship Siam dam, San Francisco.
Sailed 2Ith, str Westward Ho. Portland
Sailed 27th, str Eastern Merchant, San
TAMPA, Fla. Aug 27--Arrlved. strs Lewis
Thurlow, Baltiinore Middlebury, Vera
Cruz; Truxilo New Orleans.
Sailed 9th, 81 Lake Faristen. Mobile