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Ipping and Ews of Foreign Trade Japan .««>.;¦¦ ¦¦_,¦.. ,.., Reports of ipping and ews of Foreign Trade Japan. Core«, China. Siberia. French Indo¬ Thomas Barium. Milwaukee; H W Croft, Board Marine china, Netherlau.ls East Indies («sccpt. L R. Miller, Georgian Hay. S. "home-made beverages, It was probable EXCURSIONS Reports Sumatra), and rhlllpnin« Islands, via GARY. Sept i.Arrived: Str» Wm J Se Canadian in Connecticut to that there would be later and those Shipping Vancouver and Victoria, B. C oi.'nti. importer Many steamship Toledo; D M Claman«, Du_ut"ti who their in before Figure« indicated are standard time. Empress of Rue.«la. September 10 Is got applications Hailed; Str« Richard Trimble, Wm B, Located ; Crew Safe Make Wine for Home Use | the limit was fixed would be lucky in Further! THE TIDr.H Dickson. Superior. that Plans MILWAUKEE. 1 ..Arrived St,'' they would have no worry as to High w»t«r. Lew water. Sept AM PM AM PM Reports by Wireless Annj M inch, BHe. Sailed: Str« Huron- Vessel Drifted Helplessly 12 Those Who File Notices Early the strength of their wine. S«ndy Hook . T:_» 7:52 1:24 1;46 ton, Montreal; Harry Yates, Wick wire. CK>v_r*oor*a î«land Chicago; C Russell Hubbard. South Chl- No Trace of Later Cut Hell riSl ».._ UM*, fill From the U. S, Naval Station Days; Found May Escape Restric¬ [a^JMLj-^kJ^g^ Personnel Gate. B:«J U>:10 :t:_0 4:17 .oagn. instance is given In miles. Reports are ESi ANABA, Sept 1.Sailed: Sir Verona, Lifeboat tions on Alcohol Content Fire Record - Wind« r,t Sea To-day dated ut noon unless Missing : A otherwise Specified.] Lake Brie, Special Dianateh to The It LOSS. Hatleras to Key to Annlstnn ¦ Tribuna HARTFORD, Conn., 1..Many 1:10.530 East 80th Ft.. General al» West.Gentle mod¬ City HOI W Balboa S p m Aug 30. FORT WILLIAM. Sept 1.Arrived:. Sirs Sept. Officers east io «outh wind«; generally fair Arlsonan IBS S Ambrose scot Tomtinaon, Mapiebrook. Martian. Sailed: VANCOUVER, B. C. Sept. Lr.The residents of this state have Baking Co.Knknown 3fany Disbursing weather. Amiable IS S Sus already Í t>:_5.1223 interval« A v.. the Bronx, Kast Carysfort Aug 31, W C Fran.. W D Mathews, Manitoba; S. S. Canadian Importer, after drift-; filed notice of Construction Gu'.f.Moderate easterly winds: Bayou Chl'-o 106 SE South Pau» Aug 31. Port M.Nlcoll. Glcnlyon. Midland, Mo- ing in thr« Pacific with R. 0. Eaton, Collector awning. N. Swrn-tman Unknown Depart-; partly overoast wea'her; local rains over Baytown 56 S Jupiter 31, I.-iiih, Puluth. water-loggrd Ocean 10 :4 r,.63 Prine« 8t, P. Oruc-lli. l.'nitnown «out h portion. Blair 1(U B Aug Genoa, Gladstone. Sainonlc, for the last twelvo to of Internal Revenue, of their intention 11:55.Î1S Bast lOvth RIVER Boston L V unable HUDSON mcnt Arc To Be Laid Off: k Aus 81. 'DULUATH, Sept 1.Arrived: Sirs Mc- days St., awning, Weal Gulf -Moderate east and southeast HrUilant 96 N Hatter:«.* Sept i Klnney. Jupiter, Harvester, Bamum, King, communicate her position, was picked of making 20Ö gallons of wine or lesa William Rabinowita.Unknown in Five Chief Centers; winds: generally fair weather. Drljtol Ut 10 <><«, Ion 72 33 Sept 1. Octorara, North American, Hsrt. Superior. up by the Canadian Observer at 10:30 for P. M. Caribbean Pea and Windward Passage Calgs.rollte 35 S Miami Aug 31 Sailed: Sirs Thlpp«, Grand Island. Dun¬ o'clock last solely family consumption -luring .1:10.'5*) West MOth St., _n- .-Moderate p»«t and northeast wind«; cape Henry 115 SW Island night. A wireless message the known.Cnknown BY DAYLIGHT gen- Watllng Aug can. Andrews. R J Reisa, Fitz¬ to present vintage season, in accord¬ orally .10. LaugJSlln, that effect was received the Point _ .10.97 Allen unknown.... cloudy weather, rain«. gerald, Harvester North Star, Lomls; by ance with the an¬ st., Unknown to North or Sandy Hook.Gentle «euth and «"arclyn1 !10 S Ambrose Sept L North Sbervin. Grey Station at 2:20 a. m. The regulations recently C ¦:,:.--391 Cana] «t.; Welsbach Saw gest Go Washington southwest fair Casey tat 34 00 Ion SÍ 00 Aug 31.' ti American, to-day. nounced by Mr. Eaton. Lamp Co.T'nknown The Ideal Route Between wind«; weather. Cheyenne 40 TWO HARBORS. Sept. 1.Cleared: Str ship is only slightly damaged. » Sandy Hook to Halteras.Û*ntïé varia¬ BE Miami Aug 31. Wilkinson, Lake Erie. Bisset and The collector intimated to-night that ¡ i;55.440 Fast 117th St.; Joseph ble winds and fair weather. City of Columbus 9 SW Gey lleivd Sept 1, Captain thirty-four mem¬ no limit had been Romeo.Unknown NEW YORK and ALBANY City of Spokane 2.140 from Seattle 8pm bers of the crew are aboard. No men¬ although placed as I 9:10.47 East 133d st.; Fannle Wil- Hack Takes Up Managerial Ang 30. yet upon the alcoholic content of such lett MAGNIFICENT RIVER5CKNERT. ï A KO* tion is made of the lifeboat and the .Unknown BEAUTIFULLY EQITPPED STEAMERS, j ; Old Mail Arrived Clarksburg 337 E Boston L V Aug SI. Maritime crew which set Duties Organiza¬ Yesterday 'Cliffwood 330 NE St Augustine Aug 81, Miscellany out for help from the TRAVEL TRAVEL MUSIC. BESTAUKAîrf. Str Chicago (Ft). Havre, Anruit 21; to Coeur d'Alene lat; 35 47 Inn 72 18 Sept 1. SAN FRANCISCO. Sept 1.Wireless re¬ Importer thirteen days ago, but offi¬ Daylight -aving Time. AU Servie« So«* tion Announced the Compagnie. Generale Transatlantique: Coldbrook 800 S. Charleston ports from the Canadian Winner stated to Notion. Changes with 333 Aug 31. that at 10:30 o'clock last she cials here told that the boat might íect Chaca« Wltbont cabin. 130 «teerage passengers, Colombia 305 N Colon Aug 31. night picked have been Daily, Sondar. «t«a:n«r mail« and md»e. Colon 357 S Scotland L V 1. up the ill fated Canudian Importer at lati¬ picked up by some sailing iueiadia« "W«4}ft to Str Sept tud» S9 north arrd 137 craft not lngton Irving" or "Hendrtck Hudaor » Severe cuts are be made in the Kin«; Alexander (Br», Constantinople, Concho 288 S Ambrose Sept 1. degrees longitude equipped with wireless. leave« Desbrosnes ?tr«et at 9:«**9 A. M. August C; Piraeus. August 13, and Patras. 26 W Sand degrees LT» minutes west. This makes her The Canadian of disbursing officers in the j ConneR.ipeak Key Aug 81, position about 700 miles Importer went adrift W««t 4 2d Str«et 3: SO A. M,. West 12»tl» larsonnel August 1-; lo N. A. Galanos; with 110 Cornells 488 S Scotland L V Aug 31. northwest of San on 19, the Str««t 9:40 A. M. Tonkers J«:« A. M. of first. «02 second 500 Creole 313 S Scotland L Francisco. In all probability she will be August day the waters eüm-trucíion department the United cabin, steerage pas¬ V Sept I. towed info San Four quenched her and since for tPoughkeepsle, Kingston Point. Cat» sengers, mails and mdse. Cuba 398 S San Francisco 8pm Aug 99. Francisco. destroyers fires, that date .kiU, Hudson and Albany. States Shipping Board in Philadelphia, Str Kaliartus tBri, Montreal, August 28; Defiance 874 from Charleston Aug 81. of Squadron lfl are to proceed to the wreck she has been floating helplessly. Sydney c B. August and Delco 1Î0 N Colon 31. of the Canadian Importer and search for For Daily, including Sunday, steamer "D*W!*t New Orleans, Ore. 27, Boston, Au¬ Aug the last twelve days ships have a. Baltimore, Portland, gust 80* to R P Houston & Co; with mdse Delfina. 971 SSE Ambrose Aug 31. the lifeboat containing the second and been for Clinton" leave« West 42nd Streot !<>:#. searching her. and for two M.. West 129th Street 10:20 A. M . San Francisco. in transit to Buenos Ay re«. Dirlgo 44 N Jupiter Aug SI. third mates and nine members of the crew. Yonk«*« «rd Str Last heard from were days four abreast the seas 10:50 A. M. for -Bear Mountain. tWoai El Lago, New Orleans. August 26, Eclipse 648 E Ambrose Aug 31. they proceeding ships swept Point All öi*the employees who are re¬ to the Southern Pacific Co. with mdse. El Norte 180 WNW Tortugas Aug 31. toward the mouth of the Columbia River. in search for small boats that were (except Sunday), tNewburga, and Str The Golden State was TPoughkeepsJe. in this branch of the board are Imperator iNor), Baracoa, Ausust El Occident« 204 S Scotland L V Sept I. delayed twenty-four thought to be upon the open sca3. tained 26; to the Di Giorgio Steamship Co; with El Valle 189 S .Scotland L V Sept. 1. hours in sailing on account of a broken Daily to Sept. 2, intensive. «t»am«r **>'- to be called m to Washing-ton at one« fruit. Everett S7 WSW Nantucket Sept 1. ventilation fnn. Sh» will leave here some bans'" leaves D««sbro3aes Street *.:40 A. *M.. ! Str Giuseppe Verdi frtal). Au¬ F D Asche 154 WNW Tortugas Aug an. time late this everrlng. Kan Francisco's RESORTS West 42nd Street .V00 A. M.. West lJSUh the thirty-five members of the Genoa, F position »B the principal Pacifia Const Straet 9:20 A. M. 9 50 A. M. f«r te join gust 1«. and Naples. August 18; to Mc¬ Q Barstow 90 NE by N Jupiter Auk 31.
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