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Li gimfs-gtfflomrf: Cbursbap, pril IS, 1912. YAs 1312 pare certo sono le vittime del Erano a pochi passi dal Titanic. luogo delVomicidio U. S. Department of Agriculture Weather Bureau r'onl a Monirnor Bonzano manda r.

suo nirz7o l'apoatoli. a benediion a tutti i mrmbrt della Chiosa lattolica in Ameri a. CJ 8 so-', wilusu Moore. cm zy i M- 'US'-0 W1LUS MOORE. f2 CW frtSX SPEHtRE Pll' OI.TRK E' o.

Pare ariail earls ehe ollre aall ssi araiaa'allra alrlle il0 arraaar boralo del Titaolc r' aalaa. New Tork. 17 Apriie. L'rlenco dal sa.vati del disaatro che colpi il pircscafo Titanic, atanotte pare ia complato. Evidantamente.

secondo notirie pfr- vanute r4r telasrafo srnzn tli dal vapora Carpathia. solo 3iS dei CIO raearsif ri di ciasfie sono salvi a bordo dello sles-ao Car- pathia. I 2SJ passef-rierl di prima seconda class i cui nomi non appariacono nella parola debbono eensrre fra i Ie 1312 vite urr.ane perite la sera di i Domenica scorsa cnllisione fra il mastodontico piroscafo. dl fresco uscito dal cantiere. con 11 banco di aniaccio al larao della penisola di Terra Nuova.

Misrliaia di cuori celml di aparanxa dtvenr.ero preda di crurla disprrazione quandr) lTnrrociatore Chaster deila Mari na da Kuerra Amaricana, rapport o' stastrra a tarda ora di esseie stato in co-municazione con il Carpathia di aver chiesto ripetutamente la lista compieta del paasegiriari di prima superstiti il piroscafo salvatore ri5p? aempra ti aver gia comunicati alia terra frma tutti i nomi. rimanemi 54- persone salvate sono passeitarieri di trza persone componen- ti deli equipagajio. La aperanza che a'trl nomi rl fosero oltre tjuelll comunirad era irtvi- forita quando il Carpathia, in un masxag- Itio privato per teleyrafo Marconi, co-munico' oirfri sul tardi il nouie di un nuovo salvato. Ma parr che sia uno sfuggito. che sperara piu' oltre e' vino.

Stamattina il Carpathia era a 600 miglia da New York si eapetla che entrl nal porto dl Xew Tork domani sera alle 8. II piroscafo Franconia che e' stato In comunicazione radiotelaarrafica con il Carpathia dice che quaato lo informo' di avere 705 t.up-r.'tiil a bordo. Mentre il tarpatnia na comuni- ca to di averne SoS. II che fa supporre che 100 piu" dei salvati sono persone dello eouipspgio. non contaie in quexta seconda comunicazione.

Kaprinaoan alnpalla par le altlime. Roma. 17 Aprila Tanto Ke Vittorio F.irtanurle che il Papa espressero la loro 1 rofonda slmpatia par 1 vittime dairi-n-mane disastro cui sogsiacque tl piroscafo Titanic. Maatlanar Hoaaaan la ailirnia dl rnacraa. Roma, 17 Apriie.

II Papa oggi ritevette In udier.za prlvata di congedo Giovanni Bonzano. delrgaio apostolico agli Stati Tniti. che parte domani mat-fna per New Tork, d'onde al rechera" a ashmgton. II Pontrfice diade I sue ultime istrti- ara F.t Sil'l. from Naw York; Arthur.

feared: Steawra for PKa iSar.1. SaiINt: sraamara for Isabels, from Port iviaT.i. for Frort4-rti. New York: Flo fur Mao-aloiia va ilarant. Port Artbnr.

Tea Ann I t7. Arrirad: Siea Irish it Sii4wflake iBr.t.i. Tauipi. til arro oil. Smliii la.

Porto with for with rarfu oil. tu aiu; ba.se ut. itb ai K4i April 17. Norwegian bark ina.i-r. Bnaiioa ron-ocn4-4 to ain-ai Snui'oarn I.

'm-b-r t'onipany: Norwatan -jnib': Abiii. -i lung maxiar. fro'n i.rtatilaiu. to l.uotler I'omparv. i laaro.l T.

Ka. liim, f. Ilariua. br A k. IVn'a-ol.

Apr. I 17.. Airira S'a. oi-r. Pi)ndoia "Brit.

1. Ha'ana: 1P.1t I. I mm Trmolad: Silrer.n.l iKrit.i. in--ri'fa. aii.

I for iTfand. Staaiiiar I ra ilirit.i. for Trogr Krt Wat. April 17. Arti ro Si ara San Malaga, from a.alra44ton.

und Naw A.trn: Mat-ona. Ironi siaamara Mtanji. for Harana: MiUiraj. Foit h.nar l.jil.a M. for Tampa.

Moaetueat af Tra aaa la a le l.lnera. New fork. April 17. aile.l; for LIT adai ra. April It Arriaa.1: fmm I.a Patrls.

from Slan-iel Cairo, Bion. Bniwhaail. Apr 17 Saiia.l: from Naw York. Hitf. April 1.1.

Arrlra Naw York. Barrl.mn. April l.t Arrired fr4.m New Y'ork. f.T liem.a. April Italia.

frni N'. London. April 1. AiTlTe4l: M'nnah in. fnnin aw S- nf i.auibton.

April 17. Saile.i: Kaiar Iiu II. for Naa- York; Ka.ario Aus.wtr Wil- Vi--- torva. for Near Yirk I April 17. Sailad: Haverfopl.

riiilj.b-lpi.ta. RIVER NEWS. River II it Mr tin. I nitail Siau Iw-psri mailt of vaalhar April 17. Bank (tar, Flo-4l pra.ont at in ca 4-U.

huuf- 1 i i a I 1 1 I I to a 4 js 1 PORT ITEMS. With Late Maria latelllceaec. SHIPMENTS Of" COTTON. Taaaala load nr rottun for fKraisa and rviaat- arlaa tranalt sad 'I T-aiST bai-. ty praaaal.

SAILKD. Tha fnllnwlur staauaahipa bara raua. tt Nar York: f. (V.ion ia l't Kr-iia and port l.imon. an'l Puaitx tortai, ipanib lionditraa.

I RI IT FR.M MKXICO. Tb Norwairla alaamahip Cai.t Mafhlsan. fri.ta Kroatara. Mai.a. with nunrliaa bauaosa.

iba Af- lantla Fruit ati :aart.i,ip routpany. arrirad at ipa aar firlrina and Rai'raa I rrnit do. a. m. Wa.na-lar.

Capt. Mirl.i att rafK-irta aailma from Frourors April IT; iiiar'Mird rioa nastbrr tar an lire uaasjie. aritb fug off bar. THF ATFNA. ARRIVF.S WITH 42 BANANAS AND PAS-fFNCFRS.

Tba Rrltiah ataatuablp Atanaa. Cp(. F. W. B.aa tlrl Torn aia Panatua a buncba baDaoa.

anl (rnarai aiMir-ama aa.oon paaraarr. itarainail rirar taralra boiita arrnad p. itiaaaay ar tn lil.n.... Ontral Railroad fr.u' i apt. raporta aailini from Ho.11 oi lorn April and t'obia April II: apa fin wai-nar Ixmt tba roaaca liil arrlrsl in tha rtrar.

Tlia Atnaa brotir.if Iba Ioiioar.au aa. paaaogra- Miu J. 1 1( Rot-rf. W. Runran K.

M. V. V. Matar "Bi.iia. r.

Siiaru. Mm. W. B. Suarn.

A. 1' TsTipar. Mra. K. F.

Taylor. W. I r.aT. Mra. I jr.

a.t T. Vo. lt-n. urm. B.

I. ltjcrnn. Miaa Anita Turoni. Mra. F.

11. An.lar-. 1. Has. ii.

Mr. II. Horat. rh.rat. K.

Bratnnj'1. Knunlar. Mra V. H. Brrant.

Miaa A F. i-niTil t. H. arna. J.

P. fom K. M. raft. J.

t'uilliTan. Mr. J. H. I.naa.

J. W. Dibrall. J. Iiia-an.

Mia I. M.a A. Mra. L. M'as J.

hUlr. H. T. K-l-oi. J.

P. K.rk. H. I a nam. M.

M. I sb. r. H. Mra.

C. II. MiJbr. Mia A. Ii.ntinmarr.

Mra. J. K. Mor- rt.ar. Aiaa'ar I land M.frar.

Mtaa M'rroat. l. N. P. F.

Pirkar. A. R. Pn-al. w.

Mra. W. FairflilM. M. air, uii-l.

J. W. Fain. Mra. J.

W. ain. Viaslar J. K. lain.

W. W. 1 unta. Jr Mr. XV.

w. utitra. Jr R. A P. lii kar.

J. Ilxoinian. G. Hammao. FA.

Mra. li.r.lmr. n.nr. V. M.

Hu-'baii-l-I, K. T. Iliiblar.l. J. mi.

tiinm. SKTI RFS TFRMINAL SITE. Tba Antoni.i. R.w-kport and an baa pun froja tha Mata of Taia. a of lrti.1 aiubra-inc tai saraa.

Hartw Inland Tba dk. tanamala an 1 of ti.a railroad will ba b-atad upon l.ila lar.i. It i tjif it iviil aiprad anpr.n!:nat.- in tba lo of lia- hn.roramani. Work will ha aiarta.l aint Mar 1. and I to (v by Mar, 1.

Turk Msrltima Kcji-iar. MAINF SFIIPBI II.DINI7. M.H-a aaal. will in tl.a ato of Alaina irinr tlia -ominc auuimar mouth. II130 ir a nunihar yaar.

in tha opinion of Malna Th any that tha hs'Iid araft l-tiar tiii. anrin; tnau for aararal ar. Many Iiara ooe lo plarv. irtin tha rra a'oroi. of tba par f' wintara.

and up to tha pra-nf hot a onpaa-tirly itiiiii tiuilM-r of naw h.onar iiara liar ia'-a tbam. Sarau baraaa ara .1 in ha. at bn al arj I i fu'i. MiipbuM.lara hura irianr for and o'har k.n.ia of -rft Tiia l.arh Iroti Woka naa na of torpwlo h.at do-Urorar. 1:11.

lar ari' f.aj- tba I ni a.i Mias Naa Tora ilaritima XTEAMFR SOU). Tha Antlo- iari4-an Oil lia. a.i. ha 2sihi tmia rat iar. lonlt in tha Br.lliant.

"mil tn ragi.far. hoMI th DarMiht. rai-fr. built K'2: tba ru'ta. ra4ji.i,.r.

fiita.l wiih t.mk for in 12. and tha iron four mmtar btra Iirnawiiin. si ton raf.tar. hi In Isv (i4i-l a at but ilia piirrkaaar ar prira. pa.d th ht-4-la va.ai.

hara l-an nit j. tad. LJrarp4. Journal of TIIK IMPFRVTOIt ARRIVES WITH FRITT. Tlia No-wain ataam-h'.

t'spt. Joiiaunaa rMr4w.i. fomi H1 uaf lal.i.. t4i tba 1'niif rimpiittt. attj 4-.

I hnn4-haa Lntiflr-as and a b.t i-f anir-tr forr rai.rt. d. i-Titni at Ina lllinoi. Ontnil lia.lroa.l fruit dmk. and bronsbt tha following aab'n pa.ansar.; J.

A. Cola. M. T. Sairara.

A. M-4 lalland and R. E. S-bo't. Capt.

Podaanan rairta 'line Bbiafialrl. April 11; had waatbar a. I tha paarara. I.OCAI. N'i TI Til M.AP.INFRS.

Alabama. Mohila Bay Mobila Spin Chann! I.irbt N.4. 5 April IP12. ha'mj t-aaa aiinrii.ti4.l iba aama nicht. I.

tlit I.t: Atiantia 1 lfll. i.ir.. E107 I Ir.ainat. mil. p.

1C. I'j onir of tija 4mui tt-itar of l.isl thoiiAaa; P. KAI nN. Innpai-tor, Eiiilitli Iiiptrirt. SHIP, tl SE.

Movement of Ocean Vessel Report ed by Ireless. New Orlfarts. I.a., Anvil 17. Steamer Pirtator of the Rlueffelds Line was 20 lniies south 04" rier bar at 7 m. Steamer Merrimac of the Merchant' and Mmrra' Tr iort at ion Company was 6 miias southeast of Romania at noon.

Steamer Alamo of the Mallory Line vas 5io miies south of Scotland Lightship at 7 p. m. Mov ement New Y'4rk. Ap-; or oeeaa Vessels. 17 Arr'Tad: Mjnvr i.

Stoaoi Cre. o. fr.uu for NaT K. AiVS. Apt aio' lianibiitg.

Ap-ll 15 Manan llo. I'o-t I Arrlro.1 Kteamr ArrtTed: Slaama' Art mr ria Pap.a-ola. Ha are. April N'aw Kfrarr-sd. Apr Ssf.eai: S'anjer fir t.r.ra.l Mrimrr C.iaa- 4a' oj.

frm Near 4 I.i'a'i. April 17-f-om for from i.a aa P-. 1 ta I S-- Name. Ski ol I' "am-r -n. Aria- rp.

aii urta. fr ii Arr.Tai; S' earner prn.4i4-o.4i. Mil April 15 II Moh.le. 11. f.

Pn-a a. Arr.Ta. St- aiar 8 It 4 Janeiro, A 1 matt- V. Taper 'te. A.ri 12 Stesnter Ca'i-fois o.

litl.ltia. Aprs! Arrirrd St-am-r from aia An'warp. 1 It sa.ia.:. S'rtT-rr aalla. f4.r n.

K' ifj.t. Air. I 1 si Si aamar Ki.l.t ll4i I. from Near jm. Fa-rcon.

12. AmTrd: Staainar tsitla. from Mobile Ap-iJ Arrire 1 fr- ra t.4a.t..n a. Ap-'l II Arr.aed: Steamer Ha'sttg 1-C, Nw air -an. Macb-atar.

April 15. Am red; Sleanarar til P. pa. a. Na-at.

B-ai'. 11. Bark Aai-tra. f-. V-r- is.

A---el: Sieam-r Ad i.ie;.. AlaniraO, fm New Kin.ate. 17 S-aamer Clrl iso. fr-4Mn Naw ai- f-r Yva-tan for I i VlTci'TO, April 17. Arr.tei; aw wan I an.

7 i. inrSOTt Brsr, maim YESTERDAY'S WEATHER MAP. Panra Tirolns. fmna Tbafnnrtt. Karea fmm T.

birfe Manohar. fmm Ti baf unrta. ,111 Bsrje Msbo, from Tchafancta. F.XPftRTS. Pt F.RTO rORTFZ VIA PKT.IZF.

AM POST HARKIoS per siaimsiiip Hlila I-t 17 rasaa alii'Ur, kzn whisky. 'Ii)" 20 bi.ls uiall eitract, 14 p- raita. 1 l. nrk. BLl KK1F.I.DS.

MrARAGt'A Par stasiiwtlti Itiirvrator is nwi Inn). ak ru a' an. 7 t.kg It FR TO CORTFZ. PAMSH HONDI HAS Par 1p .1 il'iittia ra'ia. ANTWI'HP.

HI l.iill M-lVr airamohip P-r osBln Thki aqiura ha ottu. 0 ajua-a hnlai mttri liiitrx. 11WH "itton-aa, oil. aa'ka a.M na-iw4 nasi. 20.174 aarka lis aa i ak-.

MPK KA CI HA Par a. hnrnr 1.1.!ai pra drapJ raltSw lDa fumNr. i20 (M-a ritucti pina Inmtiar. 775 Mia rail a r.ina nranza "-ratax. f.2 Ws trnraaa tank staraa, x-a crpiaaa lank boMuma.

Mix iron Siji.p'amafital. JOTriFMtr AND CHRISTIAN! Par atamhip rlaarad A-1l II Far (TtriMlsnlt: 1'is wi. ka f.oor. Si Ixjla oak lumbar. 441U p.

oak lumliar. 40 uasd'aa 7M mah'iaafiT and rada- if. raaa ar 2t11 tx- sum lmnlT. Mis fim luiuhar. ItT fSotbat.ura;: 1 riala attoa.

AI.VKKIA Par Maria, claarad April 1024 a ataraa. 'ADIZ AMI VIAH'B-Prr mtaimship Mart-amia. elanrad Ajiril 12- Vor 'sdn: stavaa. 1'or Vani'r: lWV p'a gum laiuhar. "AI F.

AMI Rl.l FFIKI NIC A Par miiiLiip Mariatta Oi April IS a- m- r. han.l.ar. flour. 171 hf hl.la 27." dnitna fiw-luia. lard.

12 a.a larl. 220 raaaa aa' ka aaa, aa-ka ar. Lala l.av. ti si7 sa- laac, 2 bt.la bwf. 1A pt la lN-f 1 rraia bams.

Ti hbia oil. 1S ali'kr. so aiver. 1 bur. salt.

7 -ffaa. 2" liiiiiK-r, 2" t.ii ml. 1 bdl no-ai, 2 VI tt iM.ap. HAUK AMI HORDE At Par ataatnlilp IillciaDa. Annl 11277 tiala.

241 plpa ataraa. Ir a BTtrnll i ltiilaniaiit. lor B.nlanx: aaj tiaa bll.uar tin. KRA faaiiiht pnrbn P.snk. fWllTd pr11 12 hlln ll.V pke -a.

22.1TC h.j! In.i ouoka. 1414 a'wl raii. larl. p- pina Ininbar. 434 hlckn-a linutiar.

7f.2 p-a nk Inmiiar. fc4t2 pi-a ra-. ai luiuta-r, lit general ca HiiTTKRDAM Par Pataconla. larad Anril 12 105 l.bla rortnn fil. naka flour.

4tt Kitt.M-M-J maal. aka c.bfiMal. 47 p-a aab liimtiar. 3717 jitm luniiiar. 1540 nak liittiliar.

Lula trCaiHHl luaitiar. i4s -a antmowrtnd p- pira I2a p-a tii a i-larat ataraw. 24't iki W. I. atarax.

114. 42S oak tines. "444 b'lis ..11 atavaa. lit ak k-ea. ash l.ir.

104 pnpiar k.r-. ti4.1 hikorr loja. Hr75 pa ptua litut-ar. UTFRPtifMa Par la rlaaral April II 717 wjuara haia rotton. iV bdia trlimli Jtoo aa'k trlpoi.

flr.nr. 47 raaaa 217 aa-k rarrflaa. sab laailr. fifilj p.a poplar tmlar. I(P(nTl.

P.DCAS DFI. TOP.Opar ataanib'p Atauss 42 bitst-ja 1V ami tr tirimi. HAVANA. (I RA-lvr Northw-t- arn riVi.i. tjllon In bn'k.

FRONTFRA. MF.XK Par ataam-nlp Faarr- ttw 1 tnanar KM FFIKI. IS. M( Par 44s.l tananaa. rmptr taiik.

2 ikia ntarobo.t:r. It! i'F PHODI CF PT RIVFR. BATdf TFfHF par fum-r Ran lr-." bhu aitca'. mii r-arrai. rrstaa rann.

1 and Ii WIR ataanvr Stasl.rd 25 -Wa oitr. 7H rajatabb-a. 2 pkc fib. 6 and l.Mtt FR fikT par ataaanar Tanr.laiit lit; aarka 4H aaav-tablea. an.

si.ndna. List of Yraarla la IWi Nation. I'4irt parrlos Tt an dat Tarn. Port. I lt IS.

lat 1 ll S1irti4ftii! .15, Tl-t Pbl.lp at Stllrraaant Sia mi. Dip. A tana P.nrl.a-i'.n H-ltlan Monarrh warp Orj.ta tilartow Fronrara f'hau4-ar rtnto A '2ia' Dora Haltaa I Hincola I Haamoar at at 30, aiwa vra Hatnbnraj I laaraool tjha Hortardam lph-b at rasant 1 1 at Chairnatia Nlbolla at Ja-kaon at Mirkat at wao rfna at IS. 1t pit Alcir. 1-tria MarelKTua Maraafiald Ma Ma4-hnt4-ian Mol.ua t4tnriao ippon orrhwaatarn I'orto Rtoo .1 nitaij K'nc loTl s-nai-a Torawanda .30, 1 ro.

(X ha BARKS. Sa-han Tor: icl Barents at Si HtMiNF.HS. Tli'aa Marjn st Lis of Vessels I p. Cleared aad Sailed for ew Orleaas. NFW YfiKK.

S. Kraft sH April i. Antilie. B'Td aid Apr. Ill PHI I.

A DELPHI A. S. rrelyii. WriarM aid April 6 i ivrRprvnL. S.

Wyfr-r. S. A ander-r, S. F. Na.iorian.

A hidporne aid ApHI 11 aid Man .1 a'd 10 Bak'-r Tarkar Van-h is aid April 11 ld or I sld Man 50 llaliortian. S. 1.4x1. sanian. Ali-ias.

Irian. Raid HAMBl Rfl. S. Barmuda. Kraa't r.

iH'-tmunrl. RIO PE JANF1RO S. Saton Jim'S S. -pn nc. '1' ten t.

ampan Head. Frrea 4V RE. Marrb IT April Varab St Atirl tl Apr 1 7 Marrb Marro .1 Ma- 2S aid Apr 1 1 April 11 aid Man-b 21 Mar 22 Min-I 29 aid Marrb 30 Ho4--ira. taa4nrat P. ah a us SANTOS.

P. Saion Prlwa Jameana S. t. B' llarja. ANTWERP.

8. Hondajrat. I-arat GLASGOW. S. Irtt Hitoo.

A RsFILLKS. ROTTFRDAM. York. Jtt'fa S. Nr BRFMEN.

Ro'and. ar. ka Columbia, Gni'mer PALERMO. a a'1 Ap-tl -aid April April aid Afnl Ship Mnoeniaio. 7.t'.;i TICT0PIA.

Saaia Frlnra, Jameana tPUETO. Amaral lkAKK. rtrfc ktVr. AO'lI 1 1 to.) April 1.1 i.a.s 4r. Martin THE Tr.rt Ea.1s.

April 37. p. m. nrrth: hgbt YYaather Oar. Sailed: steam h-p mt'r.

for New York. aid Hareia tRr.i. Steenson rr aster, for Colon ta Tcrt Tir- tios and l'ert Limon. 29.8 trrealats perrhe veadeta eee araaalo. In seguito a danuozia del Dotter K.

E. White, Ivpetior Capo. deU'Cfficiu Municipale isriene. fu arreatato A. Vac-raro.

che abita a Dauphlne perche' era In giro con la carretta a vendrre pesce durante le ore in cui i pubblicl mercati sono aperti. ed ant hail che e' paggio-perche' il pesce che carcava di smt-rciare tne aveva a Ub-bre, era guasto. SPII.LOM FKXIMI I PKUIRITI. La rete anetalllea par Freaeh Market. Tosto il Smdaco apporra' la sua Mima i poiiziotti p.Vranno arrestare u'inna port! uno spillone the si pn-(.

nj- par p.u'di un pollice dill forma del rroprio cappello. II Consiglio Munioi-laie, in speciale sessione. Mercole.Ii it-otto la proposta dal circolo fetnminile Era Club, che sancisce il sopradeito provvedtniento penale contro le tionn che porteranno i-pilloni oltre la misura permessa. Fu aliresi dacretata la cosirur.ione daKa re te metaKica attorno al mercaio Fran- as. I'na tersa d.lib-raJtione proibiace aper- t.tra Ii cinama'ograit in iiira Avrnuc nel tratto fra Esplanade Elysian Fields.

I OLPITI LIlOM ZltK. ed SI hanaaa kUafaa dl alall II territorial fra Virkabarg Maarae e' tatta allaaata. II Sindaco BehrmanMercoIedl mattina ricevette notizle telegrafiche da John M. Parker circa la sltuazlona dell'inondailo- I ne a Vicksburar. I primo talegramma in forma che 8110O persone chiesaro aoc-ccrso che da Memphis St.

Louis sono stall mandatl numarosl battelll per aiutare nel lavori dl salvataggio. Nella rglone allaaata trovano pure delle trupoe. Mr. Parker comunlco' pol che il territorio fra Vicksburg Monroe. e' tutto Inondato che le pioggie tor-reoxiali rendono piu' arduo il lavoro dl salvataggio.

Un setrondo telegramma comunlca che la milizla ha portato tende vettovagll che furono mandate a Millikea Bend dove. In un accampamento temporaneo, sono rlcoveratl 40 solferenti. L'acqua. egli dice, e' salita di due piedi an cor a a Tallulah qualunque imbarrazione e' stata mass a in servizio. Qui a New Oreans si constiuito un Ccmitato, presieduto da Mr.

Sam Blum, r-er soccorrere i colplti dalle inondazioni. Fso accetta sta doni dl denaro che di ribl restlario. LOUISIANA'S FLAG TO BE LEGALIZED Historical Society to Ask Legislature For Law 011 the Subject Details For Celebration on April 30 of Centennial of Admission to Union. Resolutions memorializing the State Legislature to declare the flag with a blue field and the emblem of the pelican nestling her young the State flag of Lou isiana were adopted last night at the monthly meeting of the Louisiana Historical Society. They were Introduced by Mrs.

W. J. Beban, and the members heartily agreed with her that it was time to legalize the flag which bat for years been considered that of the State. This and the report of the Louisiana centennial committee of the organization were the features of the meeting. The report was made by W.

O. Hart. He said acceptances to the celebration have been received from President Taft. designating Philander C. Knox.

Secretary of State, as his representative: the ambassador of Mexico, the ministers of Costa Rica, Ecuador, Guatemala, Nicaragua. Santo Domingo. Honduras and the Lieutenant Governor of Quebec, the mayor of Quebec, the Governors of Alabama. Texas. Florida.

South Carolina and Mississippi, and historical societies of Ohio. Maine. New Tork and Alabama. Secretary Knox and the Governors will respond to toasts at the banquet at the Grunewald Hotel, which is to wind up the ceremonies on the night of April 30. Mr Hart also reported that arrangements for the program were about completed.

The general committee anil guest will meet at the City Hall at 1" a. ni. April 30, and go to the warships to pay visits to their commanders. The military and civic parade will start at 3 p. winding up at the Cabildo.

where the ceremonies will be begun at 2:30 o'clock. An escort will be sent to the Grunewald Hotel for Gov. Sanders. Knox and the other invited guests who are to take part in the parade. Miss Claiborne will raise the flag of 1812 In Jackson Square.

The address of the meeting was deliv ered by Or. T. LeMonnler. who told of the battle of Shiloh. in which the Eighteenth Louisiana and the Crescent regiments took a prominent part.

He refuteal the charge that Gen. Beauregard was! asleep in his ambulance during the battle. He told of the activity of Can. Beauregard In the battle, and said that he had led several desperate attacks on the first day. endangering his life by hi daring.

alao denounced the srorlea that after the death of Gn. Albert Sjdnev Johnston the Confederate force, were demoralized and could not fight. He showed that Gen. Johnston was killed about 2 o'cioca on the first day. and that before that time Gen.

Bragg had been repulsed severely in his attempts to take a Federal position. At 3 p. m. Gen. Beauregard dislodged the t'nion soldiers, and at 5:30 p.

ni. the Confederates captured Gen. Prentiss' brigade of men. On the second day also mich good flgh'ing wa done, until Gei. Beauregard realized that the odds were overwhelming, and ordered a retreat at 1 o'clock, which was carried out In an orderly manner.

In closing. Dr. LeMonier railed on the Beauregard monument committee for a report. Col. Alden MrLelTan said that the sketch of the modtl would hm brought here soon by the artist.

Mr. Doyle, so that the admirers of the Louisiana commander could see what the siatue would be like. It a as dec to postpone the s.jm- mer adjournment until the May meeting on account of the grat interest In the meeting, and dejre to hear the report of the centennial commiltre af'er the event. KtlS GET. IIEt ll.

N.t Tork tor.l 17 Iy. fa of Tor'; T.t 'Ha 1.. of eiffhl tan rromd. In l. till Tomntr M.r....r of i airr 1 1 1 a.ra I nn-ier 1 IS STEAMBOATS PAf KET.

Til VV I ITT. BFRVVK K. Pa I rat-tk'itl iii-i I way itjro.l. l4st'Ila aa-l Pla-pieni, STEAMER BEN-HUR, Waliaae VI. Im.ii.

Maner. Sam Ia.s. l.aas-s II I iD'i FRlliAY at 5 l.l'ljl I -p lo Jrai44-r. i. Ie.

4 p.i:4T J. 11 AVit4HT. r.7 l'ia saer 7. i.lu W. R'll KF.KK A s.o 5'J s.

-aa: Phoa VI. -a a. I 1 PI I.O III HI IIK. KtHKKK HVHt.E LlTirH Foif W.I. f.ANili;4 riV F.T-4-ti l.a'o lie t.atw-a4 HrTe.

fS- a i "tea mer I IM OD fit fit. E. Fr- "ajt. I t4-v Kaata. FVFPV MONDAY a na f.r ri'l Rsiny HUH.

Ajaat, H-ai of ITt.ir i'b'Mte 5 aa a. S. AN 1 if.rv S. I Ir.X 1-4 4 Xt.t r-lI- 44 41. of r--r Naw r.ll.., till lilk r.t;:.j.n- I'ux For Ha Tail'.

-m 4-l Mrtroj, Bill Willie. Tirkat OCire. St. 4 barlaa Street AMEKICAJf LINE N. Til Vrt.

Pkiia l'lrb a. ivaiistu n. ATLAMTIC TRANSPORT LINE Tors RED STAR LINE WHITE STAR LINE -rk I. Te T. Pi Sjyf imMOt F'oN LXYLAND LINE Vw iM.s:j- Lirarp.vil a- r-RFVifT.

M.F.n. '1. lit-naral Acanl st rmtna It '21 PH1 IM4 KOTTF.nntN laid jis.lmxa Turiay, 10 a. am. K--1 a Ay-' -al: ui A 'trI N-r Mar 7 ta.n War Vl Bfii a m.

ti'LiM'U a k-' i.r.NK. K. F. PUFVIWT. 21 St bar atraaf.

"-tt-arn 4aaarr. sgaarajaaaw 1 1 1 llllHI.A. I mw NORTH GERMAN LLOYD express FAST MAIL SA 1 LI N'I si Til l- KS DA TS LONDON -PARIS-BREMEN SAILINGS ON SATIKDATS FOR THE MEDITERRANEAN miri3 1 (ri tjts. IT. K.

T. iik is i PORTO KKO PORTO RICO LINE Regalar aad lireet Seralee Hat wee a "aa Orleaa aad saa Jaaa. Maaagaea. Pear a ail Other Parts. Bla-aa Port.

SS PFvll ifarcs llalri. Iprll 2 POM (Pass, aad a rgsi Ma 1 Information, rates and bookinss. apply Tie Ke Tcik and Porta Rica Sttamsii'i Ci T. lleMllt. I.eaeral liaat.

701-4 Interstate KnlMiaa. PSIUDaPHIA GULF S. S. COMPANY Far OtarlnUn and Philadelphia S. EVEI.l i.

Salllna aa April ra. eiT-il i4'lphia as-t lurorlo. F.T-rarn and Po. or Is4f4t an.l rare afior. Bt Bernard Mot s.e.i.

Strait Lan-I-mr. ba KNIijlIl. Agent. Mi i li -S and Hi. NIC RAO 1.4.

WFFK I 'f TO BLUEFIELDS FORTNI. tT'TT TO CAPE GRACIAS ERFII.Hr AND ft Sa VITE. BtlEFIf l-DS STEAMSHIP M.VIrK E. KFlriAriL IOI PF.rAUK STKFET TAMPA. FLA.

Perm Steamship Line STEAMSIIIP sad ptta-erg. 4rri.e Xew ri-. to IN-. 1111 ar TTinpi af arorrs K- Wast 4n ooi aard o. For rate, aail'rg alate a' I infaaraistien.

i-pla t4 MA ID PFVN. Ua'iager. 4a Herman hulM-ng. Teiepaona Mats UNITED FRUIT Steamship Service COMPANY 's er-uT-r nn r.r nin. Pill Vwinttt.

at 11 a in. inrdm 111. fflaa K.rT rvai aj-i-t i fcirs.iT, II i m. Brr.As. itut rin Pm-wa tl Tr 'ni.

verf at II a. na. ConDs- tinT t'-ln. fr fa tt- rst 'irsj itsiril 'i Fr ani iafrimat(H FMti7r, J.J kJ riir STEAMBOATS OKVALI. S.

IT1N KOItig I PfEU OA SIT. MISSISSIPPI PACKET CC.MPJin -raat. Ptioee Via' 37M. Prr. 4ir and l.aoaral FOR I A I.

I. S. B.Tlr R4.ra. Hartal liaeils. rT.

A 44 rf-. ioo a i'laajai a I. Ijit. ftar, and all way Ian4j: Sir. J.

H. MENGE it. T. Ma.iar feonard l.r.a. Krary II at la Rihta raaar4 to p.Tss Ian4iic4 d-emaM ansa ff SPECIAL RTH TO HOOD TRIP ST5VISS ami Urarier tj--ef.

Pb-ai Mai SH. Aa-a'a. IP PER COST-. CO.jIEAIX-LA.NDRY packet R. 1.

rovF i i. of iir--aiita Jlapaer. alreat. iTiooe 24. Steamer GEIY ii'ipT (I1IMI.

if. I.AMiRV, I Ibarra AiaiVrnY I'll TH- ltf p. for i- Isiaa. Iin.ber. 'i and ail war J.

I'lMKi' lfw rs. Off.ae. Haa.l of I ht il- I at nsi rr r- ht ..1 ppek rotar, mt( eai. at I A it tia'tt III KIVEK4. CARTER PACKET a.JTJS ai' Af Isa)N VJLi.K.

Ui ''Ml a r. a A'; i' la b.i a Ft a el na' aa 1 1 -i sir. mi GABf" fli. a Bob ami Q. I 1-tT.

Mtr 1. V. Karl 43'. I i a. a.

Tl f.SftAI i l. All AJ-RII. jl 4. t-f-r tl.l of B-b P'-a H. ltl- Hf.

,7 a sirr- pa I 'lkF, rarer Pli-Jia Msw fari. Lake pontcimrtraiv. Oa April I aad Thereafter. STEAMER D0LIVE 'ilVH I HPAMill OKT. Cars Laara I it a-td Ha-i-ptrt Mi 5 p.

fastis' a aad Wednesday Kiraralwat t. 5 a II a i Fra.ij- a--4i 'ia i- I i rD. rati. IT 'at a i tu LAM fr it ad 4... viia.j.- MAN1' 'I 4 a THE LTT.

tt A. (OII'ITO Il4 KII.MUK. Heiatre litxrata srl -ia Mip, Mnia-Irlrnua lulmlnalo pari anl roloa. Hammond. La 17 Apri.e II fulmim; nel po-neri-gio di senrao.

face la sua terra 4lirna ir i abttami toluiiia nella persona di Frank Montt-iaone. i'nt. inantre hvorava nal suo t-cmpo di fraaole. fa colpito dal fuimin-; p-ri sul colpo. I suoi due tigli eran Otialclie passo ditanti quaodo it colp-j fatale piombo' sfuggirono miracolosa- mnie.

Montaleone era noto oen voiut ciat suoi romiat ni la sua morte im- provvisa ha susoitato gran4le cornpianto. I' suo potiara e' a mr-ta via fra Hamilton. 1 Nalaibany. G'l wive una Itra AMIlHt 1IKI rlll MHO LEONE. La Palilalia ha le llchinrasiatnl di dae niaiial trat liaiaaiil I colpl dl rlll-trlla aa at I ro aaa roaveraa-iloaa nal alta arore.

di cut fu vittiina Salvatore I.aone ritorno' nuovamente atla ribalta Iercoici. quando la polizia si accerto" che vi furono due tastimoni sparo. Quasti tali sono Max P.lanchard Joh.i A. Wilioz. il primo abitante a 1604 laltro a lajl'i St.

Anthony street, cfoe' a dire nallo stesso isolato dove il delitto 11 parpetrsto. Kssi furono condottl ailTfficio tantrale di Polizia dai detc-tivps Dantonio Methe, resero le loro dk-hiarazioni davanti al Capo del ser-vizio segreto Ixing ai suo assistente Mouney. Dichiarsrono che la sera daU'omicido videro passare i due fratelli Kmmolo. Tony La Fata Lrone. Essi il due erano fermi all'angclo con tale Charlas Bunk, uno del vicinato.

SI tro-vavano iia. quasi cento piedi distant! quando furono sparatl I colpi di rlvoltel-la. che fecero seguito a una conversazione ad alta voce soambtata nel grupp di quel quattro. Fsi videro Leone 1 aiiare rel rigagnolo dopo che erano stati sparati tre colpi. Tutt'e due, Rlanchard AVilloz.

corsero nolle loro rtspetttve case sortirono armati di revolver. Blanchard grido" al tre che erano raggomitolati in un angolo da corridoio della casa Breton che se e.si fossero venutt fuori egli avrebbe fatto fuoco contro di loro. Ma I tre riposero prcgandolo di non sparare trglungendo che avevano proprio allora uccso un "llano Nerista." siccome assi erano iispostI ad aspettare l'arrlvo daiia polizia egll non fece fuoco contro di loro. repaired, was looked for lasat night, and will leave to-day for points on the upper resit. Staamaf Terrehnnne Nfonlern iUa vbi ej.f 4 ted to arrive last night or early this morning.

Capt. Wallace M. Ditch has resigned aa captain of the Ban Hur. and his will be by Capt. Fred Ketchuti.

fcirnierly master of the Bob Blanks. He will be succeeded as first mate on the IJen Hur bv John Richards. The gasoline boats Tom and Standard arrived yesterday with miscellaneous freight. Capt. Spicuzza's lower coast gasoline packal Dependent leaves early this morning wi'n a good cargo of lumber, whia-h to be us4 in Iee work on the lower coast Assistant Jnpectors Luetla'rs anj Hall yrslerday reinspected the Ella Andrews.

Ixical Inspectors Kellv and Bean yes-terdav isaueil the following licenses: M. G. Smith. Vi-ksburg, master and pilot of steam vessels; T. A.

Torres. Krierii--'r, opiralor of motor vessels not over fixty-tive feet: K. W. Harmon, New Orleans. chief engineer of condensing lake, bay and sound stamers of any gross tons; Walter P.

i.iiai up. r.a:a na, license) as urn- lasa pilot on river InalorseJ: C. K. Richards. New Orleans, chief en-rlneer of nonondensing river steasters of loo (truss tons, and first assistant of an gross tons.

Spc.king of fast boats, said an old navigator on the Ohio a few days ago, the last sidwheel Telegraph was the fastest Sitcarr.bnat that ever operated on tha upper Ohio. The Telegraph ws binlt at the Knox boat yard at Marietta, pnl her construction superintended bv apt. Ed Ma4ldv. The TelaSrpi, in the Waite Collar Line from Cincinnati Porraroy for some time, anil later In the Louisville Mail Line trade. We are internal that the Telegraph was so fat that tho company had her cams -h an geit in order to reduce "h-r speel.

We hae known her to pass Caillpolts at p. having been just twentv-three hours from Cincinnati, and doing a big way business. Now it lakes at least thirty to thirty-six hours for boats of the prent dav to make the trip and alo hslf tile htiri4ici Th. la.t T.Uo.r..,h dean water a short distance ihove l.o:i:.v SI Loni Waterways Journal Hlaee Teles, rams. ITAyl r- MIVF.

April 17. A rl of 4 in. has r4-c bora today, tba gang- raailug -i It Will" SARA. April 17 Kirar a-auie reads 4 5 t. a rtae of .1 i Rei.r Ai.a.

a. in lKin C. J. K-y o-lda, 12.il0 p. in.

and a-srm. XLKXANDklA. Ap.il 17. -The rlaer rs i f4t a'ire a rl -ta 4.f i I wi-nty-f44iir bi4iira. Weather a-lear an4l ATCIIEZ.

April 17 Tiie asiue here reads 51.4 f4-a-t. and atfl'laiuarr for Ilia paat ho.ir.. 'Veatlter arlaar and warm. Vii h-HI Rti. Ai.ril 17 ti.niire reads 3 a fall .1 Weather fair and roolr.

iN'partoil: for Nati-nex: Alice Mll.r. Mui'san Ban.l. A-TIV4-4I: Falla a'liy. 'pirn enrllle. and llumytireya.

foiia 17 -Rirar rs'ii-e read. 12 a'td fiiilina. Weather and ST. I.nl is. April 17.

Kirer sailje reals 2X.3 f. 4-4 f.44-.l. I.i '1 IsVll.I April 17. Ittrar ati- In the ejptl fwt, foot of lor-k 21. faat.

and t'Alt'i. April 17 Rirar fa'ira reads so 'ar. and Anlred: Pitisoui. fr44ni barer Missia-tpnl. a I ATI April 17 -Rirar esu-a rep In 21 f'--t sl at onary.

Waaihor ra.n an-l I'll ISBI Hi. Aortl 17. filter ts ai Iar a la'and alm-i raa.is tr f'-at, and aiat.o,i.ry. ii 'bar n. KKl.t.lW WI tTOIt KIKKKI).

Friends Einrea llrlief That IHenth nlelale. Versailles. France. April 17. John Verrept.

tii Reigian airman was killed to-day while malting flight at the aerodrome here. His monoplane while he vas. fii.ig at a of t' feet. Frfen'ts of Verrept. express the opinion the aviator committed suicide.

He had yesterday, they say, a dispute with is fiancee, to whom he swore he would kill hirtii-t-'f. I' sera ers of his Right say they saw Ve-rept his up. and the aero-1 plane 1- t't to itself, trashed to the ground. Tiie machine was frtun.I in ro-r- fe. order.

Vctrept was twen-1 ty-lhree yrs of age. 1II1IHM KF. till. an' intni-'. a.

a Ii- I I tf IK. r-. r. "II r-- 4'' fa ti'tt ipa ll. i a J.

Sqii-'i .1. -i IE. I' I. A i.r K. I 1 .3..

1 s. 'I Li II. Mil iMKl'lKKV 1 F.t. IE. 'It.

4 niinTilte. a Loim- t. p. I.E 51 TYa 'I VIEN. leaving.

Manager Dement an-1 tie raase cf rtou'Ir'a iv. Holtz. rrst biseman-catcrer. I. pita, ner.

i-o'nh fa: oltn producer! last year two thousand poun.i of tea. some of which has I'a lor aa much aa 41 cents pt. uad. a 0.0, r4 Kiw 0kLea9 la 29.8 'pril 17th.l912 -aa exelanai CfLANATORT NOTES A -a, a arve-tyflfra aaartAae. at.

i lamitnw laxai pax tarsal aaaa af pawns ar aval alaany "dj earn: rithawaae F.r4B Kmirni Merw4 an-t ria ta ram ay lot aero, II A7 we r.rw laat a aoara; Ours, wnii ana oiont THE WEATHER. Bureau Forecast From Washington and Meteorological Reports. Agricultural Department. Washington, April 17. Forecast: For Louisiana and AliKninsippi Fair Thursday; Friday unsettled; light, variable minds.

For East Texas Fair in south, local rains jn north portion Thursday; Friday probably fair; variable winds. For Florida Fair In northwest, showers in the peninsula Thursday; Friday fair; moderate, variable winds. For Alabama Fair and cooler Thursday; Friday probably fair; west to moderate, variable winds. For Arkansas Probably fair Thursday and Friday. Meteorological Report.

IniteJ Ihinrtmpnt of Agriculturp, WntbT Bum a. New Orlrso. April 17. 1P1I. Obrttiong t.ku St l.

7oia ninJ.o tiina. II Clicn laxt BICHt 4l aa i 4 7 'i 2 S4 Tra. Waiiiiar. a i I't. rioud 4'lourlr i-y." Airanllf Atinn-a atisntK' ilT t.

i r.xltiiivv K'rtmuf FuffS ii ro 'hntTjinjra HiciDnsIt iiritl lfiTr Miiii-n 71 44 -f 71 7 i 44 3M r. 72 4i T'l f't 4 4s 74 i K4 7s 4S 7i 72 f.rt Ml IM 7 It. -no4y Kn in 4 ll.IKiT It. mdy .01 1 xo i iouJr It. V'txly nor It.

laar Hit ill loill O.ii.l-r ii.u ly ll-ar i loiiilr i-ar' riotvlr r.s 41 44 44 Ml KV ru rtv 4H 7h rtt Tot 7t T'i 'G 4f 44 4t I in I I i a no Mniih Utiria :rf.n Buy Hurs I ii.irta liMlinuarKtlm fna. knojTilli" IJTIU- Kiirk I onmrtll M'miihis MUnii TJ Mtitra! 5... Vw 1 N-w Wih I'lslta nl.laliina int ur It. i 'iiiJy i.i.i.iT Rain ioiMV I. It I fr K.ila I l.lll lT 4 1.1" 1 4 It.

1 ''ar It. rM4f ri-r ri.ar ifjir Kain iar I'-'-me R-i 1mc1i 'iij V. a-rbnrg P. f-Hl'l l.l 'ltT. NJn AnTonio ft.

rlnudr "Tnij.iT rlou.tr rs.ij'iT rlrm.lT ifr 44 r-t r.o 24 4 42 rtv: 2 4'-. it It. rlouly 'ir l.it.1 flcsr I i li'itlr fVjr ii's Maria la .10 .2 Inn rfTPff'rt rift "trrnt lUH'S a)thitr P. Da.r lar "Jnild Tlaiir" B.i line ion innpnuirrs rinmpac 4 4S It. rloilrtr Loral Malrornlnt leal Rarard.

i ra, mnaratura R-anni 1 atma a tampartnra rd Sf arr Mlown in lliar- nh af th" S'ttat aauiar Mtrin. ha in a into roof of tha Iit'uw, a. aa 1 i Tamp. Tiiua. I p.

in 70 3 p. i Ta mr ,11. a. ni ia.ro Wrathar for April Tanioaralura at 7 fin. was! bar.

Tamparanii-a at 7 fl'n. .2: Tan p-ra'una and jra rrarot'diny 7 5 p. in 7. i tba waatbr I 2. at Nan- trlaaii: a in wind, robwa p.

73: wjtvl. rortbwat; lo.kl.r. rraripit.i ltta 1 ao.i j.r-.-itifat 1.. fn fr t'na lt thraa ra.r: lt2. lwn.

l'4'o teniparattire t4-ni pi-is 'tlia rrrata fampamtttra rrr-ipitatiou Trrnpe-atme and 7'i 7 So r. 13 71 r.s 04 71 on-- Tamiartf jr nd prtoipita tion arttiraa aime Jau. st Naw Orianna. and 4)0. 1, sa C4niparai witb ironcral i i-rj 4 Normal tanu.rr:itura I Ilia dar t.

fif" I fu. aine Jan 1 21. the dr t-e April as. eT 1 d-f. Normal Dro4-'pitat km for Ii.

dr tba day 1.1s. ex April 1 l.a 1 ma Jan. 1 '4 I. rllVF. F4ire.a!er.

MARINE NEWS. NKW oniKANS. April Is, I I I kKFD YITFr.DAY. tramliip Irirena. f.T Puerto tea rla aDii Port Karr.

I ntf-l ao-nparr. 11 IVdorsi-n. for aifls. Fr'ted I'rolt Ctnnr. naani'h'P sanato-.

ien. for Pu-t'o Cor-ti-j. Spanish At'sutu- Intit and Sfatnbip funnnt. 1 inn A Ko'iia. i.araen lor a.

aia. ppanin Ii ar aro Co. Hurt. fr Alfred Ionian-. Va I Ilrlcol'll n-hfM'm-r K.

Cuba ban a. for Bay. NatSan A Ar.niVF.P YFSTFKDAY. tank ittoamsiiin from Mar. ii 15.

10 Uao. Wm. Kuaff rn Btanipsblp 1'rlaanan. l. Irau.

from Port 1 inion. 10 I'Diied Conii aui 1 j. First l' at. am-4liip B-lrernon. Kramo.

from I to I I rint Company 1 4. 1 First H-airia-t. I stoainliio Amsn.U. Pnerar. from iVrt I to nitwi Fruit Company 14.

First -t. Siaamlavts. 1 ir. I from Pa too Ta'he. MHP-lsrri Is-rael.

from I. oner i oa.t. Iw-pi-pd'-n'. fr4.n1 lowar oat. F'n.

jr. from Aniita buo pion Splitter, from Ami's K.eer. Mapm-r) from fisraj. Largo Kaoais from Tctafiincta. S.

S. S. S. Sh s. s.

ion. feel. faat. r--a. fail.

St. Paul II 4.2 1 St. Ij.nta 12 n.41 11 41 "2 .15 42 0 0 0 I I 44 42 51 0 2 0 VkaP.a. 47 I I1 0.j I 4' 5u.5 0 0 2, Vat. -her 4'1 51 II Baton R.Oi.-a 4'" 5 I 2H :t2.2 0 4 .0 Nan- nrlafliis Is 2" tl 5 Malaiile H7 2 "i-r 4 i 2 oil Cl'v 27 1 1 1 Fulton 21 2s 24 shreteport I'M "11 I' Ata-tand-1 52 2 1 hans 1 i-r "I 2 1 41 Pitlabnri; 22 7.4 II Parkarbtirg 1.1.5 I.I I no innali 45 5ai 24 0 0 0 IS I nilUriiie 2i i airo 4 4 512 'I 4-i 1 4 0.4 Co; 4 fort Soi'lii 22 7.

II. Kittle R.s 5 1 2t 27 0 I Mmme 0 0 Arrivals Yesterday. See marine column. llepartnrea lr.tar.lay. William Garig.

Carter. Louis Oolne, Young. Drparlarra Tn-tlay. T'pper Coa't Steancr Ci of Shrcve-po-t. nifum.

leavrs st p. m. Lover Terrebonne nl Lafijrihe Steamer Terrebonac Montero. leaves fit 12 m. For points in St.

Tammauy Steamer Louis Oolixe. Y'oung. ltavcs Spanish Fort upon the arrival of the 5 p. m. Wel End Ix war Coast Gasoline boat Tom II.

Lomierbough. leaves at 6 tn I'pper Coast lo Latoher Gasoline bot Tern. Moore, leaves at 3 p. ni. nepstrlares T-Vlorror.

Morgan City. BrTsak. Franklin and All Way Ia-idi. on Pa vols Tei he and Een Hur. Ketch-jm.

at a For Po.nts in St. Tarnnanv- I'sri-h lAiuis Fiolne. laav-. Spanish F.rt upon the arrival of tne 5 p. m.

West End rers. Klnttani anil Jet sum. The departure of the Wiliiam Ctsrig With a IS'go of i-ir te sufferers of North was aho-it the mo.t importsni nappenina on t.ie loe-er landing kIt'Iiv. c. a a tarried a gascline lauiich.

the propertv of V. Co. lev. avhirh he! used in the Bla.V river I ifare supplies f.r t'i Siate wrre t-a-e ai tha head of Lara-; vette street yesterdav r.iidiiing. a it was' believeI that the St.

Jan-es i.it! take; them u.i to-diy It later trsal i the plans hd beet: a hanivetl. ir.d Inry will lc siiicijed by rail instead. Siean rr llor. tapt. l'ltah.

arr .1 after bringiog bar- 1 tela ot sugar, so-ne anal stincirias. The owners of the Hur have deciiled to lav over until In- dav. when site tase up her schedule. This was r-rousht about owr to the recent ortVr tr.at has b-en is- iot compelling vesis to limit their pffrl going up and oown the river, and on this Dfoiint it was not believed tst. the Ben ilur cotild gat -ay and ion-l-a'-k i.i to leave on Fririav Ky if will he rei-eivi at th head of Bienviilc street toy rrtnav at a m.

r.maa'H-ljnrtrir a ahartere.l 4.j.,Trr Cite of Shreeport. which is hand.tng fK Gem's business, v.ti.t lat is being I 1 I 1 1 I ti 1 4.