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The Washington times., 1922-08-19
Sees Suicide I'm Delay. /.
Hard Coal Conferees
to Meet Again Monday
After Hopeful Session
BY GEORGE w. WILLIAMS,
IpfcrpstiqnsI News SERVICE.

PHILADELPHIA. Aug 1s,-
Clouds Of doubt and uncertainty that
spread over the conference room OF
anthracite miners and operators al
the start Of today's session showed
unpistakable signs Of being swept
S&yey When the conferences adjourned
shS9rtly before noon to reconvene
srs at o'clock Monday.
tNa camps OF both sides there Is
nov 1keiing that the paTleys are
hsad,rgA a peaceful solution of
anfbrse q, tferences, and there Is
ths cantsSa,,t cxpectation that early
next Wsek stisfactory solution
viii be worked out.
The Washington times., 1922-08-19
SPIRIT WOMAN
MENTIONED AS
i SOVIET AGENT
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CONTINUED from First Page.)
present position. while she was at
our home we tried to divert her
mind to subjects other than spirit
uaiism, but she constantly reverted
- IT," continued her friend.
II is said that Mrs. Murray SUBJ
3ected all friendships she made here
10 this final test.
Would the friend subscftbe to her
theories and have esith In her
mediumistic powers. and would he
submit to aiding In her trance
seances, perhnps to the end that the
friend might be disclosed as pos
sessing the same potentialities in re-
ceiving Messages from the great
dead while In state OF suspension
Of personality
II was on question of this sort
that she broke with a man and his
wife who live on Rhode Island
avenue between Fourteenth and
Fifteenth streets, and who had done
everything In their power to divert
her and make her stay In Washing
ton less lonely. They asked a
Washington Times reporter TO with.
hold their names as they did not de-
sire, publicity in connection with the
case. But they expressed themselves
as ready to aid in any possible way
TO save Mrs. Murray from q threat
pned incarceration at ST. Elizaheth's.
Was Previously Watched.
'Shs used to come here often" said
the husband today. 'And she always
wanted to have a searice. She was
simply diseased with IDEAS Of her
spirit powers.
tI msorry to hear she has gotten
IN her present dilemma, but I can tell
you II II not the first time. She ID
at present on probation from an In.
stitution in which she was an inmate
some time"
II, Mrs. Murray is the victim Of a
delusion on the score Of being a
trance medium Cshe differentiated
herself sharply from a control med.
ium to whom is supposed to be
vouchsafed the poewr OF calling up
spiritsl. II would seem 70 be an alb
soIute monoInanla, for on all other
subjects she Is said by her acquaint
ances TO be most keen.
The Washington times., 1922-08-19

Americas and Cesmspeiitan News
Service.
PARIS. Aug. ia beautiful
opera house, gllttering in all the
artistic grandeur that fortune can
buy, standing as a monument OF
romance and love just q block from
one OF the worlds gayest and most
beautiful bouieyards. with myraid
bright lights fiashing-"The Wal.
ska"-to its siiken-clad patronage.
Named For Opera Diva.
This is to become the magnificent
possession Of Harold r.. McCorm.
iek. multi-millioHaire OF Chicago,
In honor Of his second wife, the
former Mime. Cana Walslxa, az.
cording to authentic information
Just revealed here.
And all Paris. accustomed to
things striking and unusual, Is
agog with whisperings and gossip
over the report, In the best known
cafes and other assembling places,
the news has precipitated a furore.
BY many II is taken 10 mean that
Mr.. Mccormick and his bride are
going 70 be Of Paris rather than
the United States.
Already, Mr.. McCirmick 10 said
to have leased the theater Du
Montague for his wife, and that
the opera star plans to give a
music festival in the play house
In September or October.
She, herself will have Q proml.
nent place on the festival program.
II IL stated from reliable sources.
Magnificent House.
The new opera house which Mr..
Mccormick plans to build In the
name Of his bride promises to be
one OF the most gorgeous Of Its
kind in the world.
Lueien Muratore, famous tenor.
Is to be made director Of the
"Walsla." II IL said.
This. IL is declared, viii be in
recognition Of Muratore's influences
exerted with the French govern.
ment in obtaining for the multi,
millionaire harvester implement
manufacturer OF Chicago the lie
gion OF Honor for meriotorous
service performed by Mr.. McCorm
LEX during the war,
The Washington times., 1922-08-19
Flned taayIIy Under FIsh Law,

Joseph Mccarthy, Of Mclean
Va, a State game warden, was yes
three charges OF fishing In the
Potomac river In violation of the
fisheries law, He was alleged 70
have taken fish from the river Al
Great Falls. Va within Federal
jurisdiction.
The Washington times., 1922-08-19
FRISCO WEARS ovERcoATs
ON hottest DAY IN EAST

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 1p.-San
Franciscans journeyed TO work yes
tsrday morning in overcoats and furs
while Eastsrpers suffered the hot
test weather Of the summer,
A steady trade wind from the
Pacific sent the mercury toboggan-
ing here. the highest point bsirg
coast cities were warmer, however.
Los Angeles reported 70 degrees.
while at Seattle the mercury climbed
to so. San Diego reporting 70.
Occasionally a straw hat or filmy
crepe de chine could be seen here,
but as rule the heavier garments
Of winter pTedominated.
The Washington times., 1922-08-19
Some Murder Theories

IN response The Washington Times request theories ysgardHi
the MeBrde me-der mystery rscsiveG
already The foeoie fsv of the plausible
The Washington times., 1922-08-19
Trade Roard InyIted 10 Rome.

The Beard Of Trade has been In
vited by the United States Chamber
OF Commerce to be represented by a
committee at the second general
meeting Of the International chan''
Der In Rome, italy, next March,t
The Washington times., 1922-08-19

DO you want 20 live 70 be l5o
sr.,ss Ss' p,sn. Dns ,or IL sSss Sss ss
day. Learn his scheme of ne In
The washington SUNDAY Times.
The Washington times., 1922-08-19
TUMUITY GIRL OUT or
DANGER, MESSAGE SAYS

Miss Mary Tumulty, daughter OF
Joseph r. fumulty, who was In.
jured in an automobile accident al
oherammerEap, Bavaria, about a
week ago, Is out OF danger. accord.
ing TO dispatch which has reached
the State Department.
The body Of Mrs, Mary McCahill,
Of 21S2 Bancroft street northwest
who was killed IN the accident, will
be brought here for burial as soon
as possible, Il has been announced.
Miss Eleanor McCahiil, who escaped
injury in the accident, and Dean
Antonia, OF Georgetown Visitation
Convent. viii accompany the body.
The Washington times., 1922-08-19

Impoliteness breeds tragedies, says
tO-Woman talk by Americas lore
most wernan writer.
The Washington times., 1922-08-19

IT'S hardly reasonable 70 sup
pose that anyone within the bounds
of the District Of Columbia killed
Mcbride. He was not here long
enough 10 make many scguaint.
ances. give him credit Ter be.
ing an intelllgent business Ipap,
not likely 10 tel his personal affairs
ON short snquaiptsnce. ! think
the most reasonable solution is that
he was shadpwed from his home
BY soHeanc 70 get revenge mr.
some grieFanee.
The motive may have been 10 rob
him. The question II who was
misiug from his locality the same
missing he was away, II anyone was
absent the same time, had he ever
had bpsiRes relations with Nc
Bride and what kind OF a character
was the partyf
think the best clue TO be got.
ten and the most reasonable clue
70 bring . solution Of the niyrter-
ious case n right NJ his home.
@. II. PRITGHARD,
el6 Indiana avenue.
The Washington times., 1922-08-19

Z trolling nm opposing oil company,
who thought things would not go
80 well under new management, or
that z very jeslous person was be-
hind IL.
Why DO they not look into his
little love affairs for . changer
Often Often evidence unexpected is the
for one am anxious 10 see his
mhrderers brought to justice.
R0XANA j. DARN0N,
51S Sixth street northwest.
The Washington times., 1922-08-19

McGuris's wonder pen gives you
beautiful maids 70 nase upon IN The
Washington Times Sunday.
The Washington times., 1922-08-19

I really do not believe Mcbride
was killed and robbed for the iit.
tle amount Of lewelr ard money
that he carried on his person, but
that Il was either some one con-
The Washington times., 1922-08-19

Iue man tnnt Nite0 mcEftoo
was no stranger to him. They
spent Tuesday night at thu same
address, went together to the Elks'
Club and played billiards.
Mcbride left, and on his way to
have supper discovered he had
been robbed, went back to the
club, angry and excited, 10 find
that the fellow had left; went In
hot haste TO the address where he
spent Tuesday night, was nd
mitted by a woman, who engaged
him in conversation, was struck
from behind, knocked, face down
ward, on the floor, stabbed several
times, then the sack was tied byer
the victims head and be was kept
until things grew quiet, put In an
automobile and taken to the spot
where his body was found.
> III the peiice can find where Nc.
Bride spent Tuesday night, the
mystery 10 solved. AK. @.
Go 70 every hotel I'm District of
COLUMBIA and ask n there was a
man there by the name Of Mcbride
also did he ytop there Tuesday
night, and did he have q compasl-
lon with him. III 90, did he return
Wednssdayf BY doing this, you
win probably get some clue, ri q
nossibie he had gone to this place,
and was persuaded by sosne one
there Wstendipg 20 be friend to
hFe . car and 90 TO get whiskey,
or perhaps to take girls cut. ~ he
did stop at o hotel Tuesday, e n
pessibis he was asked by some one
supposed 10 Sc 4 friend 10 return
again Wednesday. I think the
straage man that entered the club,
and was beard 20 ask . bystander
~ that was Mcbride" had stopped
y the saale place that Mcbride.
He perhaps found out just how
much money he had, and rs Nc
Bride did not return 10 the place
on the time appointed this man
sought him at the club, and not
daring to meet him before the
crowd, waited en- the outside for
Mcl3ride TO come out. The one
Eha last saw Mcbride going toward
Peuylzyivania avenue could tell
whefher be was alone OF with some
enes MRS. AGNES SUTPHIN,
lie7 d st. N. u.
E
Subject: Barney a.. Mcbride.
Cause Of death, Felled ~ e.sayer.
Find who sold Il. Nearest ti6nS
tp tomahawk.
Notifies 70 killing;
4. Refused to let stepdaughter
marry Indian.
.. Refusal to share oil tract
with Indian.
g. No excuse for Mcbride car
'rying large sum Of money on per-
son, Evidently came TO Washing
ton to pay Oft claim or else
brought hush money for some
persons, They were not satisfied
and, desperate, ended In battle,
resulting In death Of Mcbride.
Watch and ring taken to make
getaway until checks could be
dashed: Getaway effected by au-
Woman viii be found 10 be
central figure In mystery. Man
who Mayed poel had nothing 70
do with killing, laying low he
cause Of fear of being implicated.
When brought in win have sood
predict two arrests, one BY or
from Tulsa, Okla, and another
somewhere In Tennessee q ~
The Washington times., 1922-08-19

My solution Of the Barney Me-
Bride murder rs follows: First and
the principal reason for eliminat-
ing said deceased party was be,
cause ''he knew too much" Tor
those saw to it in true western
fashion I'm as much they killed 20
carry out the old axiom dead men
tell no tales;' second, long
harbored vengeance for the fIsunt-
ing Of . misguided confidence OF
former woman, possibly n com
mon law wife forgotten for the
latest iovei third, the woman and
her 'confederates combined what
they knew Of McBride's habits and
the prospised remuneration of
nnoneyed interests to bump him
oil carriei the deceased mans
span OF lif to hasty terminus.
Hence the aw may look for one
thing now, spptter or one who
had nathing Whatsoever to do with
the murder now In the city
located near u In easy walking
distance OF the club and is posted
rs 10 moves Of 10Th local and other
guardians OF tn law inside Of the
District and In darylaud near the
scene Of the lecFiop o. the body,
MY version ol the Barney Nc,
Bride murder Il hat ne was prob-
ably lured to the,oney spot where
he was found, bylome woman and
! hacking chaufAur for the sole
purpose of rahberi
l think II the btorious women
Of the street whpply their trade
between the New Willard and
Washington Hotelsand are known
60 the department, Suld be rounded
up and made 10 pfNe an aIibi as
70 their whoreabout ON the night
Of this horrible mdder. n clue
would be obtained. n. n. w.
The hideous blkcks smudge pour
Ina from the ehimneyf Landrr, the
French hluebehrd, slrtIed neigh
bers and sent police Investiea atinr
Landru, ever susye. leyer disror,
certed, smiled ut thepffieer. HI
had Just reduced 20 ash. the pretty
form pf Mime. Cuchet, III his mas 4,
0f Innocence saved himIrou, arrest
Read "The Loves Of La6rus In ths
wsshington sunday Tiub this sun
dnv. III
The Washington times., 1922-08-19

marrying outside OF her own
race was probably one motive for
the crime, or else business trans
actions between himself and the
Indians were not settled at the
time he left for the East. I sug.
gest that n Barney Mcbride was
a man Of good moral character
and had no enemies, then it is
someone who knew him person
ally. Maybe the woman who has
known him for twelve years
could throw some light ON the
case.
think our skilled detective and
police force, with the aid OF blood
hounds, certainly could run down
the slayer or slayers Of Barney
Mcbride.
MISS ELIZABETH GREEN,
1880 l. street N. w.
The Washington times., 1922-08-19
'NNE. NALSKA
CAN MARBLE To
HEART 'sDES|RE
Mccormick's Wife to Be Hous.
ed IN Specially Built Temple
Of Music.

tcopyrishtad, lsea BY Evening American
Publishing compapy and Cosmopolitan
News Ssrytes.l
Special Dispatch 70 Chicago Evening"
Americas and cesmspeIitan News
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-12-11
Legion News

Very Incorporate aud oXnRgcrat.
ed" " the charactcriEntlon made hy
Gcnrgc u Wilbur Of Hood River,
department commander OF the
Amyrirun loGlou In oregon. ot the
report cahlcd from Parts quoting nr,
Edmund !. GroF dologatc to the ma
tional ropvcn,lna or the logion W
Now orleans from continental Epr'
orr. as glylag that tho conference
was ruled 10y q mob aud that drunk
ounosl waE prevalent ..... ..|
There was plenty OF bowtcrous.
uoss aud h,larity hut not ANY more
than ono ohscrvcg at any convention
the sis,. of that one In New orlcaasn
continued Commander WlOur,
"Thrrc wus no destruction nt prog.
crty. The action ot the cnTycntiur
aud the resolutions adopted marked
Il as temperate and progressive. 1t
occurs to mo that the dolcgatc from
Paris failed to distinguish between
the convention delegates and the
very largo number or irresponsible
young men who sNnrmcd In from
ncIghhwius towas ot Louisiana
Texas and Mississippi TO take adyan.
tagc ~ the occasion Tor good timo
Many ~ these worr not cN-ycryicc
men ana many who woro dii NO,
woar legion buttona
"Dr Gruy was disappointed h's
cause the convention refused to
grant q subsidy to Parts post Ia tho
way ~ financial aid wonder n
he did not go homo With Erourh.' ~
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-12-11
|I6nS11s
kNJ

Clemcnccau eat, so maay crU1
chickens will hc Elnd when he goc'
home,
Winter wou,ln't We go bal II II
wasn't Tor the cold weather
Rn llu amatcurs arc beating all
RECORDS, mcludiur phoncErnph ro.
cords. y rH .. 40.
Europuaa cabinets resign before
we hear about thcm h0,inH the Job,
oar treasury says gold colus mako
fine gifts. They are high though,
II ls estimated very few nf last
New Years resolutions are unhrok.
en-.
\ man has lived IN Philadelphia
~ years but we can't tell YOU why,
More glrls are taking up basket
ball. II IL said tr be- excellent train
ing Tor bargain counter rusbcs.
Music note: Afirr hearing q sous
Me- tun often We wish g, had missed
star travelling Sa.5oo,o0o miles an
hour has boon discovered That is
almost as fast a. Christmas Is com
tnr
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-12-11
Personal Mention

Harry BENTON IL IN the city from
Bray. California. this week looking
after business affairs
Charles a. Hughes, OF Pittsburg,
arrived here last nisht and is reg
istered at the White Pelican hotel,
Louise l., wadsworth Is city
visitor from berkeley this week.
she is registered al the White Peli'
can hotel II .p,Nh -
Mr. and Mrs. j. {. Kimball ac-
eompanicd by Mr. and Mrs, W. q.
Smith motored to Fort Klamath
yesterday,
T.. ]. Lawrence Is in the county
sea, today from Merrill on court
matters. Lawrence is the Justice OF
peace for the valley town.
blll llukltNs "uV Np'lh'F le'h'
ranch in the Miller iill district
made an early morning trip into
town after supplies.
d. o, williams was in town this
from his ranch north Of
here purchasing supplies and look
ing after other matters OF business.
G. H. Underwood. who l. con
fined TO his home by illness. Is re.
ported to be much better today and
expects to be out within few
days.
Miss Frances Elliott left yestcr.
day morning for her home in New
berg where she will spend the next
three weeks with her parents Miss
Elliott Is stenographer for the
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-12-11

klamath Forestry Protective asso-
citation,
l.. Green, OF the Chilonuln lum.
bor company, spent tho Weekend In
town visiting with friends,
Rex Board was n passenger on
the morning train bound for Rcd
Bluff where he expects to spend
several weeks, f#G..
Charles ncLap is In town for q
few days from the Kcrus ranch
near Hono. where he has been help.
ing with dykinE work,
Fred English. cf tho California
Oregon Power company, who has
been M u, his home hcre for tho
past week, has reformed to work
again, '..
Paul Hilton. Marvin Hilton and
their father. Jim Hilton, spent sun.
day hunting in the Midland section,
returning with "a fine mallard
ducks,
Mrs. J. MacLaughliu. " the
Boston beauty parlors, returned
sunday night from Portland, whore
she spent "a brlet vacation with
friends and relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs George Watt ar
rived home SATURDAY evening from
San Francisco where they have
been for tho past few weeks ON a
business and pleasure visit.
William Bray. who spent several
days In the city the last of the
week, left yesterday morning for
Chiloquin where he ls attending To
connected with the spraguc
River Lumber company.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-12-11
Flashlights

Every auto owner needs one; every boy
asplreH 10 own one. We feature the Ever
ready Daylo line All models from the
one for the vest pocket AZ 800 To the
special lonE-focus model at s4OO.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-12-11
I.,rrnm raIr ncgln. rhn,.hAl

ON Thursiay, Friday aul Sttur'
day. the annual Iycrum FAIR win De-
held iu iyr,um Hail, cor N'h 4
tllgh \ good time aud hundreds ~
articles ou rnl. viii De tho
features NJ the bazaar Ills
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-12-11
kodaks-of Course!

Every child looks forward TO a Kodak
Christmas--and many grown-ups never
lose their interest In them. Prices. start at
5000 for the popular Brownie.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-12-11
N,,rIt I,

Regular mociipE Aloha chapter
No. 81, q. y. s, Tuesday ncc, ~.
\ p IN. sharp Election. refresh.
mcnts ~ order ,t Ejith uclaoll. W.
NJ. l..l.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-12-11
inexpensive Watches

Lower prices this year. lngersoll
Yankees 81 30, and all the popular ones
uD TO the Midget Radcliffe at 1915.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-12-11
Shaving Supplies

l'nzors, Strops. Safety blade
shoppers, Shaving Mugs.
Brushes, Lotions everything
needed by tho man who
shayea himself.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-12-11

styles In irwoiry chanrC Ny
stock " kent up-to-datc. Davenport,
tho jcwclcr. 3-ll
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-12-11
The Folwne Items wu Give You the Opportunities You w Have
Ivory Pyralin Toilet Sets

Both DuBarry aud standard desighH
Various assortmont a grouping TO please
everybody. Priced from $40 To $50,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-12-11

A gitt OF Jewelry always pleascs.
See Davenport. tho J.weler, s-lt
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-12-11
Manicure Instrument Sets

In Ivory Pyralin that means "le-
gance and utility combined Handsome
boxes. Popular prices from $500 10
Slh
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-12-11

Harry BENTON IL in the city from
Bray. California. this week looking
after business affairs.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-12-11
KLAMATH VALLEY HOSPITAL
403 Pine Street
Klamath Falls, Oregon

All Of tho s.andard models,
Gem. Ever Ready. Gillette.
Auto Sirop, etc. pricel sl,op
and up, ~ 7,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-12-11
Thermos and
Ferrostat Bottles

Practical. pleasing "a gift for the en-
tire family TO enjoy. This IN a vacuum
bottle country this great out-of-doors
country OF ours. The proper price on
every bottle.
The New York herald., 1922-02-07
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

sfr Commercial Pilot. Norfolk for San
piege. before reported ashore az Cape Maysi,
tuha. has been abandoned as a total loss.
AuN schr Bessie A white tBrl. from New
roFt News for "a John, NIB. went ashore
Yesterday one mile W ~ smiths Point, IL /;
crew landed tree news coiunInsl.
Schr Blanche q Pcndieton. before reported.
aas sighted about 100 miles east Of Cape
itcnry On Teb q
BOSTON Mass. Feb e--s,r Garfield. from
Saiattfrf, A.; for New York, Is stii ashore
- tne Colombian coast; prospects good for
flNAfinE
GALVESTON. Tex, Feb a-Strs Matlnicock
and hed Hoca were reported 20 have heen IN
collision ~ ~ Houston ehip channel near
hsa'PNn YESTERDAY afiernoon' survey being
HkLIFAN. ~. Fsb G-ssr Thyra fsw,
hffore reported Win loss - rudder. A.
8raln adrift, and the Canadian Government
tie 20 search for her. ~tr Nuwanee tBrl. +.
shieh had her in tow, Vas unable 20 make
sesaaN.
LONDON. Feb A Nirolsss uersaEe re-
cfiNef from ar Anpeico, Nee York for Ant
rfrp, states That Che captain and five -
ihe crew Of sctr Opfimai tNra before re-
ported wateflnEEct nud abaudoncd, were rvs
eued ~ the Ampefco.
before reported With Propeller shafi dam
aNrd. has arrived af Qnrensfowu.
teloEram received from Yokohanls efates
hat sir cry ~ Toxic lhr. from New York
g.. fof Yokohama, Kobe and Shanghai, has
low pressure turhlnnr broken down, vessel
rrececcine 20 Yokohama.
A telegram received from finria states
t,ia' sir igo'z Mcndi lspl. from sagunio for
Hampton Road. has put back for medical
anaistauce; steam pipe broken. one 81 crew
dead and fhrcc injuFed.
NORFOLK. Va. Fcb 6-ssr CITY 81 Flin,
from iiamburg. has cargo damaged by hsavy
weather.
SAVANNAH. Ca. reb s-str skorhoim
tNorl. heiore reported threw overheard
The New York herald., 1922-02-07
CLEARED.

Str Aduitania (Br), Charles. Cherhourf
and Southampton (generaD-Cunard steam
SHY Co. Ltd.
str wlnona, Heidelberg. constantlnople
Export Steamship Corporation.
str Eastern Glade, Robbins, Conatanti
nople, for orders (generaD D-Moorc g. McCor-
mack Co, Inc.
str Gaelic Prince (Br). suddaby Yoko-
hama, Kobe. sc. via Boston (general Fur
ness. Witty & Co.
Str Edward Luckenbach. Greene. Portland
Seattle. &C. via Boston and Panama Canal
(generaD -Luckcnbach Steamship Co.
Str Xoppot (Danz), Surkcn, Port Iobos
(ballasp-Robert l. Hague.
Str Samuel @ Brown, Smith. Port Lobos
(bnllasD--D Warden.
str l. J Drake, Hint2ke. Port Lobos (bal-
last) Robert l. Hague.
str Socony. Heinrich. Tampico Cballast)- -
Standard OF Co OF New York.
Str Herbert G. Wylie. Blake. Tampico tbal-
last Pan American Petroleum and Trans
port Co.
str Eiger tNo), Peterson Kingston.
Puerto Colombia, &c (generaD Caribbean
Steamship Co.
Str City Of Columbus Hubbard, Savannah
(generaD Ocean Steamship Co.
str Bratsberg (Nor). Johancsscn, Norfolk
(ballagD D--Bennett. Hvoosef e Co.
str Hamilton Nelson. Norfolk tgeneran =
Old Dominion Transportation Co
asphalt residue)--turness Witty Co.
str Rosalind tBr). Mitchell, Halifax and
81 Johns, NJ trcneral) --Bowrfng & Go.
Str Herman Winter, Holmes. Boston (gcl-
ei nh --Eastern steamship Corporation
str steel Ranger Tiliett Boston lin tram
siD--Isthmiau Steamship Lines.
str Norwak. Call Boston (generaD D-EaJt-
eru Steamship Corporation.