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Evening star., 1926-02-14
MRS. LYDIA PERLEY DEAD.
Resident Here Since 1867, to Be
Buried at ARLINGTON Cemetery

Resident Here Since 1867, to Be
Buried at Arlington Cemetery.
Mrs. Lydia A. Perley, So years old
and q resident of Washington since
1857. died here Friday after a short
Illness. Funeral services win be, con-
Quoted at the residence of her son,
Morrison ". Perley, at 48 IT street
tomorrow afternoon at 1:30 o'clock,
and interment will be in Arlington
National Cemetery beside the body
Of her husband, James T.. Perley, d
Civil War veteran
Mrs. Perley was born near Erie,
Pa, and was married In 1855. She
came TO Washington with her hus-
band in 1867, when the latter took
position in the auditors office of the
Trea asury Department, where he serV-
ed until his death in 1899.
In addition to her son Morrison.
Mrs. Perley is survived by another
son, Frank l.. Perley, now a resident
of California; five grandchildren and
two great grandchildren.
Evening star., 1926-02-14
Petrifed Oysters.


Special dispatch to The Star.
WlNSLOW. Ariz., February 13-
Charles Thomas, a Winslow news
paper man, located an odd mineral
claim, a bed Of ''petrified" oysters
and clans. found by him 20 miles
north of this city in what seems
to have been the bed of a geologic
lake. The mineralized bivalves and
their shells, covered with a thin coat
ing of earth, are declared to be in
evidence to the extent of millions of
tons
Evening star., 1926-02-14
iefefS Jail to His Home,
ss.sai Dispatch to The Star


MANAWA. Wis, February 10
Preferrins Jail to his fathers home,
George Boyer, 10, served a Today
sentence behind the bars at Waupaca.
de pleaded guilty in Justice Court
at Waupaca TO a charge of vagrancy
ana incorriSibility brought against
MIN by his father, Rudolph Boyer, a
farmer of the town of Little Wolf.
Unable to pay a fine Of $40. he was
xfVen the Jail sentence.
Evening star., 1926-02-14

to ferry back some of the new
Douglas observation planes. A con-
Meeting rod in the Liberty motor
broke over Alpine, Tex, and the big
plane was forced down.
Relief Plane In Trouble.
An appeal for new motor was
issued and Sergt. Il. f. Nendell took
one aboard a Martin bomber. Above
Sanderson, Tex, one of his motors
ceased to function and he had to de-
scend. lie, however, was able to send
his cargo to Alpine by d truck When
the new motor arrived 1t was found
that another propeller would have to
be installed before the transport could
resume its Journey.
In the meantime Sergt Nendell
asked Kelly Field for two new cylin-
ders and Lieut.. G. e. Rice delivered
them by plane without incident. Then
1t was discovered Sergt. Nendell would
have to replace his damaged engine
with new Liberty.
Makes Two Trips.
Heeding the call for new pro-
pellOr for the transport at Alpine,
Flying Cadet Nelson placed one
aboard his plane and started out
Evening star., 1926-02-14

Beautiful New Spring
Dresses, in the very latest
effects. Flares and straight
line in all the new shades.
Dresses that are we'll
worth $3.50.
Evening star., 1926-02-14
NEW INDICTMENT
IN OSAGE MURDER
Federal Grand Jury Holds
Two on Charge of Reserva-
ton Killing.

IVY Elt AssUCllttu PresS.
GUTHRIE. Okla, February IA
new indictment was returned here late
today by Federal grand jury against
W. n. Hale and John Ramsey, charg-
ing the murder of Henry Roam, an
Usage Indian. The Indictment was
ldentlcal with one returned Lan1laru
Evening star., 1926-02-14
Finds Indians Increasing.
secial Dispatch to The star.


WICHITA, Kans., February 10
Inc indian race is not the vanish
Ing race. On the contrary il is ON
the increase and is fast becoming
one Of the greatest problems for the
United States, Mexico and the South
and Central American countries"
says Mrs. Walter c, Roe. for 2S
years a worker among the Indians Of
North and South America
Evening star., 1926-02-14

The fellow who takes a chance
can't afford to stop and consider
whether it belongs to him or not,
saws the Office Boy
New Britain herald., 1926-03-18
NEWLY BORN BABY IS
 DESERTED ON TRAIN
Nouncstcr. Left On Boston E>prc.s Dies After Being Taken
 To Hospital

Lowell, Mass. March IS (p A deserted newly-born infant. taken from Il Boston bound express her, today. died a few hours. later in t local hospital, The baby, girl. was found in the train by the conductor just after the train left Nashua. x. II.
 The situation was complicated by the fact that another baby was born in the Nashua station to Mrs. w- deric Pollcrin Of Wilton. x. H., who had come on the same train from Windsor. P Q. Her baby, a boy. was born before an ambulance ar rived at the station to take her 10 q hospital. II was first thought that she was also the mother Of the baby born on the train, but physicians al the Nashua hospital said she was not the mother of tho deserted child.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-18

Will be as follows.
 urphanl Annie ,,s, Welsey pcrci,al N'hhs Jr. ...,a, Willard Hunt Jr. Numpin Ton Iouson ....
 '.'','''.t,,,.. Gordon Magnuson leahodf Jr, ,,..,.., Ralph Everett NJ sloeum f,. Herman Luutcrhacb ier'S Smith '','.... Lester Metz Abraham Wash, Bones ,,..
 ''''''''',,,.,. Paul Peterson pliNer iPnoNilch .,., Oscar pcas, Hiram Horsecollur ... Ted Robbns Hungry Hashhound ..,..,,..
 '''''...'..,..,, Alden Harrison Cleero says ,,.,,., Arthur Hanna ta'so l'lannigan .. Oscar Peterson Magnolia Johnson Co. Donald Hunt Skyhall Skolty ........ Milton Hat
 Prior To the presentation of th, p'aylet an entertainment will bv furnished hy Edward Manchester, Chic" Lockwood. Mrs. Reynolds Sidney Alexander and Doris Man. chester
 Excuse Me" Shccss
 'ENcusc Me, the two net come,y presented by the Sessions Ladies Social club in I'iremen's hall last evening was a decided success and was well received by the large crowd in attendance.
 Following the entertainment dancing was enjoyed until midnight.
 Fifth District school Meeting
 There promises 10 be record at- tendance at the special school meet Ing Of tho Fifth school district, 10 be held tomorrow evening. 10 re- consider the seven mill tax laid at a recent meeting.
 A number o' taxpayers have ex- pressed themselves as absolutely op. posed 10 q seven mill tax, feeling that not more than five mills should he required. Pres .nt indications arc that q reduction Of al least two mills will be made and this action would apparently meet with ap- proval of both factions.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-18
Ouch! Lumbago Pain! Rub Backache Away Instant Relief with small
 trial bottle of old
 "St. Jacobs Oil."

Kidneys cause bachachc" No. They havc no nerves. therefore can not cause pain. listen, Your back ache is caused hy umbago. sciatica. or strain. and the quickest relief is soothing, penetrating "St. Jacobs Oil.' Rub il right on your painful back, and instantly the soreness. stiffness and lam"ncss disappears. Don't say crippled, Get small trial bottle of "St Jacobs Ou'' from your druggist and Timber up. X moment after it is applied you'll wonder what became of the back arhN or lumbago pain.
 Rub old honest "St. Jacobs Oir' whenever you have Sciatica. neural gia, rheumatism or sprains. as it is absolutely harmless and doesn't burn the skin.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-18
Driver Fined S1O After
 Reporting Accident

When h" came 10 the police sta ton last night to report an acci- dent and could not produce an operators license. Saul Pcra. age 30, Of Christian lane, was placed under arrest by Detective Thomas J. Fcency and was fined sl0 and costs in police court this morning.
 Sera is said to have had a slight accident on Park street last night, and in court this morning said that he did not have license and has not had one since the first of the year.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-18
NO FIRE PERMITS
 ISSUED IN APRIL
People May Burn Brush Only
 After Storms Next Month
GRIFFITH ISSUES WARNING
small Child Struck By Automobile On Turnpike--Rabbi Hadas De- n,ers Interesting Addrcss-Prsy- CT Meeting postponed-ltcms.

People having brush or grass 10 burn should secure the permits for tfts work and Cmplcte it before April, accordinsito Fire Warden L. A. Griffith of Ferlin, as no permits for fires will te issued during that month, except on days following rain A,orms. The permits will be grant, e4 from day 70 day only.
 This notice is in accordance with an order ust received from the state foreaer and Is part of d cam paign to keep the loss from grass and toret fires at q minimum. This order mist be compiled with, &C., corling to Mir. Griffith. During April q last year there were 42% fires which ran wild. These fires coverel an expanse of territory to- taliinr l6,364 acres and the loss Vas considerable.
 Lat year carelcsSness nearly prov.d disastrous in kensington, when one of its largest houses and q barn were nearly burned due to the fact that brush fire was not properly cared for. Mir. Griffith urges people to clean up their pro perty now and not 10 put this mat fer of until April. when the danger of spreading fires is great.
 A slogau fo: Berlin has been composed by the fire warden. Y is, "Cleal up early; Burn early; NO fires his year"
 Flaws Ku KluN Klan
 Taling occasion, in the course or his geech at the St. Patrick's Day banulet Of the East Berlin Com munty club last night, to fay the Ku Klux Klan. Rev. pr Sherrod Souh of Hartford characterized II AS , most cowardIy and unAmeri- can organization ever perpetrated upon the public al large. He also took occasion to remark upon the necessity of earlier marriages and lager families.
 AnOUI lNI IHtIllbtlS . bA 'H~ N' o'' ,zatIon were present and the decora- lions and atmosphere were in keep ing with the day. Both food and entertainment were of pleasing variety.
 II was voted by the members 10 hold banuuets of a like nature at least four times each year. the pur- nose being to bring the entire or ranization into closer harmony and working relationship. The meeting last evening proved to be one of the most successful sessions held by the club this year.
 Child Is Run Down
 The tour year old daughter or NIT. and Mrs, Bcecher of Berlin street, sustained a painful scalp wound yesterday afternoon at about o'clock, when she was run down by an automobile driven by Francis Cotter Of City Island, N. '. The wound was about four inches in length and required several stitches
New Britain herald., 1926-03-18
CHANGE TO SOBER UP

William Miklosz. aged 4o. ef Sl4 High street, was sentenced 10 jail for so days hy Judge William r. Hungerford this morning. Ilc wu~ arrested several days on tho com- plaint of his wife who said that ro was drnrk continuously and that nr chased her out of the house. and rao customers from their store on Fig street.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-18
MAPLE HILL NEWS

IL" next meeting Of the Woman's club Of Maple Hin will be held We'd nesday afternoon. March 24 al o;2o ociock at the home Of Mrs. Douglas Johnston on Frederick street. The program will consist of piano and vocal selections by Miss Gladys Day and Mrs. Myrtle Van Neen Mrs. Ruel F. Bassette Of New Britain will tell of her Mediterranean trip.
 The entertainers will be given a luncheon preceding the meeting hy the executive board Of the club at the home Of Mrs. F. E. prou1man. on Frederick street.
 Harold Skinner Of Thompson street is expected home today from Philadelphia where he has been the past week,
 Mrs, \. s Grant Of Golf street entertained the Maple Utll Bridge club at her home Tuesday afternoon. The prizes were awarded to Mrs. w. D. Smith, Mrs. l., l.. Harding and Mrs. l.. F. Austin.
 Mrs Leonard Fox and ron, How ard, arc confnol to their himo on Johnson street with the grip.
 Mir and Mrs. D. K. Perry enter taincd 20 oi thoir friends al a din ner party at their home on Golf street last evening.
 The annual meeting Of the New lnSfon Garden club was held this afternoon at tho home Of Mrs. William Wells at Robbins station.
 Mir, and Mrs. Raymond Austin of HiEganun wcr" guests Of Mr. and Mrs. F. F., Austin Of Golf street over the weekend.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-18
Compromise on Payment
 Of TaXicab Lawsuit

London. March IS tP A | gal .battle ov,r the payment of larg' claims by I.loyds underwriters for .taxicab accidents in New York City has been averted by a compromise here between Ernest Miller, uas- uror of the Yellow Taxi corporation. and a Lloyds representative"
 The hahards Of automobile acci drutS in America have mOuut'd So rapidly with the increase of motor traffic during the years lmm"diatclY following the world war that 'Vcn Iloyds had difficulty in estimating th" richs, according 10 Mr, MiIlor.
 Ufiicultivs rusued oN"r the pay mont Of claims. and th" Yellow corporation started suils in British courts against nineteen British un- drrwritrrs. Upon iutimationS that settlement was possible. Mir. Miller came 10 London last week. Tho claims were compromised 0t q fig uro understood to be $cG5.o0o
New Britain herald., 1926-03-18
MEETING TONIGHT
 ON BUILDING CODE
Council to Consider Result Of
 Two Years Work
ACTING C. OF C. SECRETARY
Miss Barry To ,arr, On Wurh-tr- nold'S Resignation Accepted - tantata At Baptist thurch-Nlcrl- den Endccs Here This Evening,

. The members of the city council , will convene tonight in an informal '.rseion ro consider ,h, ncw building code which Was turned oyI' 10 May or John r. Wal" yesterday hy Pres id"n' Frederick G. Hughes of the 3ris'o. Chamber ol Commerce.. Tn" building code as submitted is complete in every respect and repre- sauts over two years uf work on the part of the committee appointed by the chairman and of which ToNn- S"ul C, TreadS0N Was chairman, (, ! r., carlson ot fhn Bristol Lmnher ro.. was the original chairman but was forced To resign OH accoun, of pressure of business.
 The advice ot o\por's has also hcen furnished wt'nou, churG" in the compilation of the code, which will regulate building activities through ont the city when adopted by the council and included in 'he city or Imances. NalUah'- data has also leen procured from yNisting codes of other large ciN.s and drafted into the proposed code for Bristol
 Srrctary'S Resignation Accepted
 A meeting of the board of direC- tors of the Bristol chamber q com marce was held yesterday noon at tEo Elks club, at which time the resignation of Earl ]. Arnold as sec rrtury Of the chamber was accepted with regret. lt was also announced that Miss Agness Barry. for the past four years secretary to Mir. Arnold had been temporarily appointed act jng secretary.
 Mir. Arnold announced his reSig- nation last Saturday morning to aC- r,pt q position as assistant secretary of the chamber Of commerce at Lake Worth. Fla.
 Local Singer Broadra>ts
 Radio fans of the city tuned ir last evening on WTI(' the broad casting station of the Travellers h. sur;ncr company, Hartford, 10 listen to q group of Irish songs rendered h. Arthur j. Waslcy, q well known local haritoIH soloist.
 Mr. Wuslcy, who is q member of the Hartford SanErrbund and the >olort Of St. Marks church, New Nril@in. vas accompanied on the u.ano by Roland Lupi"n, orEaNist of St. Anthouy's church, this city.
 Entertainment Well Attended
 The entertainment presented last night in Red Mems hall under the auspices of th" Rev, T. ]. k"ena Branch, Ancient Order of lii- hrrnans in celebration Of St, Ia. tricks day, was largely attended.
 Matthew Mrrabc well known | local fiddler. played a number of |, Irish figs and reels and Irish songs ! were rendered by a number of Hris tol singers, Two one act playlets. , "Thv spon' and "The Bathroom Door" were presented under the II. , rcction of Joseph l. Hvaiy, well { known thcspian. |
 ">tubbN" Remembered Here
 "Stubhy." famous bull terrier mas | cot of the lh@nd infantry which died . yrst,rdAy at the home Of J. Robert | touroy. secretary 10 Representative | F. Hart Fem. ill Washington, is be- ins mourncd by local members ot
New Britain herald., 1926-03-18
INMIGRATIO>. RrLJEE pLA\

Washington, March IS Pl--A draft of q resolution designated to grant relief 10 citizens and aliens in the United States who are separated from their families because Of i'm. migration quota restrictions has been sent 10 the senate by Secretary Of Labor Davis.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-18

the evening.
 The whist party at St. Gabriel's church was q financial success. 8 large number attending vesterdoy afternoon.
 Storage Batteries recharged. Call cd for and delivered. Edgerly's Radio Service Station. Phone 92-I5.
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New Britain herald., 1926-03-18
sued For S30

The Tropirn Paint C'o., of rl'},- land. o.. has brought action for S'" damages against Howard Wh""'"r oi Forcs,ynlr. Tho writ was iS"l"d hy Joseph r. OCoNn'n of Bristol and is rrturnahle before Justice Jos"ph r. nu'ton Of that city on tho fifth Wednesday of March. Deputy Sh"r- iH Martin II. NorWi,z has carntshc"1 WEBS at thc North X JuIi Mfg. O.. in New Britain.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-18

The fish industry in Canada has become exceedingly active following 2 campaign ot intensive ncwspapcl advertising.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-18
To Receive School Bids

A meeting or the special high school building committee will b" held in tn" town hall Gt s o'clock Monday evening, according to an nonncoments sent out today 10 mrm- hcrs Of that body. At that tim"
New Britain herald., 1926-03-18

.jho committee win receive and act on hiIs for the general cnnsfruc. Non' heating, plumbing, and other D. r"ssary items in connection win '." proposed new building on East street, This meeting so soon after .'he building Was authorized was made possible by inc sending out Of SP cillcations before they were rati- Hch the md'rS.audmg with cun- tractors being that they would be cancelled or modified ir the town meeting SO decided, II is hoped 10 begin construction within a month.
 Trial Tonight
 "" 'rhl of "Joseph Marrri," ar- l.'hd last week by state police is 'om lHDcd to h held tonight, Mar Ert' Is held on three chargrs, trans porting hQnor, keeping liuuor with intent 10 s"lL and driylus withou, license,
 iiirth> Recorded
 \ N"o Wy~ turu last night ro Nlr and MrS, Alhjn BoQur Of Mountain Vow.
 \ soM Eomalu, Nos l,cn born to Mr, aud Mrs Frank AlpsSio of South Strrt
 Cnrd Party Tonight
 \ s. ra'rirk's card party ard social win hr rtIl in Legion haf tonight min th" auspices of the S., MaY's society of tho Church oI O0r Lady Of Mvcr The fun will ir.iN at S n'clork, and tho g,ucral public is u>itel Beautiful prizes 9u off F., T,
 Governor III
 C r.or John II. Trumnul is rorUf"l to his home on Flrmiurron ayruu" with q cold. Gln was 10 have spoken at a banquet ot the Arciout Orl"r of lj'hrrrians in Hartford last ni-Nt hut WAS rorc"l lo cancel his 'rsl1 ua "l because of his iu- 
 funerals
 The ho1> u Mrs, CaSsau1ra Sp"u- nor, who dbj Tuesday night at th" New Britain G-ucral hospital, will be sent to rf".niN. x. r.. this even ing. Hurial "jl h" in that town,
 Funeral snrN ir. sror Walter smith Os'rom Of Ecos ,oit will he held al o'clock tomorrow afternoon al the Erwin Mortuary chapel in Fairyirw ,cm' trry, New Britain
 Notes
 Tho Y. Vi. C. A. hashuha,I t"am is scheduled 'o Eo' into action again next wooE. Having won th" county title. it must new enter the lists for Inc state championship and is thought to have goo1 chanc" q, his.
 The regular prayer m"rtlHg will be hcll at 7;t5 o'clock this evening 1t tho Baptist church. Tho topic Sill be "Thr Conversion of th" Thief 1n thc Cros5.'
 "Gctmg Acquainted with Madgc' ! thrc.-art comedy, will be present. I at the Congregational church. ,arish housc at x o'clock this cr"n- nC. Thcrc will br musical pro gram between the acts. Mrs. Charles Andrews of Canal treet has returned home from th" i hospital wb'r, she was I ak,n after suffering fractur"3 , trm. S.u'mssrn lodg,, l. Q. q. F., will i work the first degree on class Of { .al tidutes al tts mH'uu2 tji> ,Ncn- The I.adi,s Ail ~ori.ty of th' luptist church will meet |, rh' lomc of Mrs. Charles \. iunn'll. ,& Rroad street, from to "'clocH tomorrow afternoon und "iH hol] q 't. ratrck's Day social. Tenement to rent. N,a Gri'aiu . \yo. !. L.. Cartrr,- adNt. Trnnmcnt of { rooms, ""ntral. water. SIS. electric sor'ic", steam f ,eat a,aiIablc. reasonable rent for i uu particulars r~U Tel. @h or %i2. | 'lau'jlln.
 M.ss Acrcs Ei'hlcr of FlamvilI'. , < in thr Bristol Hospital r'StIng Y 2}tsl rn operation, 1
New Britain herald., 1926-03-18
[ uIlCfalS

The body u Mrs, CaSsaUdra Sp"u- ror, who dt.j Tuesday night at th" New Britain G'GcraI hospital, will hc sent to rl,ntN. x. r.. this eyrn- ing Eurial "jl l." in that town.
 Funeral snr' i.. sror Walter smith Os'rom Of Eco> ,oit will h" held al o'clock tomorrow afternoon al the Erwin Mormary chapel in Fairvirw Cem,trry New Britain
New Britain herald., 1926-03-18
A w War'saisag to those who
 COUGH

PERTUSSlN - the harmless and efficient cough remedy--kas been so uniformly successful in the treatment of bronchial Rfec- tioHs sNd coughs, even the most atewhooping cough, that if yorT cough resis;s PERTUS- SIN. ii is aa indication that you should consult your physician. For ssfetv's sake you should ind out if some deep rooted disorder is causing your cough,
 PERTUSSIN i, entirely free fEominmuous drugsaadis is sold by all druggists ia large and small bottles.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-18
Factory Departments Close

Th" departments known as ti, soft bend departments at tur standard Steel X Bearings, Inc. win be close! saturday morning, in, d. son being thW 'h"v are anc T uu filling or'l"rs. IT,. o}hrr &. parr- mfntS will }" "n r. +1Iiar s"h"dul. and it is r\prrl", 'I~t tul i'm" will hc resumed throug0on th" plant neXt Mnnk.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-18
t.ONrI1iDr Ut

C ,' r.or John II. Trumuul is .rorlu"l 'o his home on Fnrminrton .avruu" with q cold. Eln was 10 have spoken a' banquet ot the Arciout .Orl"r of N'hrrrians in Hartford last nigNt nut WAS rorcol ro r:uor his crsl4 ut 'n because of his iu- ,lispositiu4.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-18
Entertainment We'll Attended

"Stubhy. famous bull terrier mas cot of the lh@nd infantry which died yrsl, rday at the home Of J. Robert ronroy. secretary 10 Representative F. Hart Fem. in Washington, is be- ins mourncd by local members Of
New Britain herald., 1926-03-18

Harold Skinner Of Thompson street is expected home today from Philadelphia where he has been the past week,
New Britain herald., 1926-03-18

The public auction of the huilI- ings on the site for the new high school. which has been announced for 2 o'clock Saturday afternoon, will be held on tho premises, First Sel"ctman William j. Johnson wishes it understood. The mo' ing will h" required Of the purchaser. The honsc is in good condition and il is expected that there will he several bidders for If
New Britain herald., 1926-03-18
Gard Party Tonight

\ S'. ra'ricks card party and social "ih h. rtIl in Legion hat
 tonight mi" ih" auspices of tho
 IS. MaW's society of tho Church ot
 IOnr Lady Of Mccy. The fun will h"EiH at S n'clork, and the general
 .ruhlio is uNitcL Beautiful prl2's
 .9r, of, ', d.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-18

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Seward daily gateway., 1926-09-11
HEAVY FOG DELAYS
S. S. NORTHWESTERN
A. S. S. CO. LINER DEPARTS FOR
THE SOUTH AT MIDNIGHT
TONIGHT

The heaviest fog in two years set
tied down over Prince William Sound
district yesterday slowing up all ship
ping for "a hours and delaying
the S. S. Northwestern five hours in
the short run between Latouche and
this port. At slow speed and blasts
from her whistle shattering the morn
ing's silence. the big vessel crept
down the harbor early this morning
and not before $50 was she safely
warped in and tied down securely.
Captain VIM. Jensen" otherwise, re-
ports an exceptionally fine run north
The local passenger list from the
States was not large but there were
many other reservations made at Alas
kan ports for Seward About $50 tons
Of general cargo is being discharged
for local and Interior points.
The Northwestern departs for the
south tonight at midnight, inaugural
ing the winter schedule for the Alas
ka Steamship company A fair listing
of reservations for the southbound
trip is reported
The present trip to Seward will be
the last the Northwestern will make
for some months for the vessel will
make her next run to Skagway only,
on September 81, and on the following
trip out of Seattle make one voyage to
Nome, on the 25th. The S. S. Alameda
will take over the run to Seattle be-
ginning on the September 25th sailing
out Of Seattle.