FRIDAY. MAY 11 1993;
PORT OR STARBOARD.
WRONG
ANSWER
INCRIMINATES.
Mr. J. Wood wished to pd. journ a Chinese stowaway case this
DERVISH JAZZ PARTY.
GREETING THE SPRING.
FIFTEEN-MINUTE WHIRL.
THE CHINA MAIL.
MIRACLES AND MURDERS, NOTICE TO SHIPPERY AND
STORIES BY FUGITIVE FROM BOLSHEVIKS:
Dr. Ferdinand Ossendowski tells the most astonishing tales in his The Caliph, at the head of a book "Beasts, Men, and Gods." "It concerns his wanderings. In the vast crowd and with pomp and morning as the evidence given by the mosque outside. Constantinople the Bolsheviks in Siberia and his pageantry made a pilgrimage to "heart of Asia" as a fugitive.from the prosecution and the defendant (says The Times correspondent), to marvellous experiences. It is were contradictory. His Wosrhip attend the mysterious ceremony printed in America, so that the Huggested calling the comprador known as the Mivlevis," or whirl- spolling is sometimes almost as It was told that the ship was due ing dervishes greeting the vernal startling as the author's stories, though we are assured that Dr. Ostcndowski never draws the long bow,
Mr. Neil
to sail this afternoon. Inglis, the chief purser of the s.o., "Elpenor" on which the defendant was found, then euggested that a question he put to defendont as to which gangway he went up to get on the ship. Defendant replied, without hesitation, the starboard | gongway amidships.
equinox,
that
PASSENGERS,
PIBŪTED. DEÇARTURES SITE A
BEINA COAST, WAC
AWATOWA"! May 18-0. WANG, Beschow
STILGAN. Kwalang
IL-1.0.8.N.
10. Kangau. 17-LO.&N. 18-LOAN 18.-D. L
-E. A. 14-0.8.1-
The mosque was crowded, and the Moslem and dervish dignitaries
Everyone now knows were gaily robed. The air was heavy with incense. After the re- Bolshevik rule is the rule of mar cital of-a Persian litany and of der, and Siberia and Mongolia are May 15.-D.. Arabic prayers, the crowd thun- depicted as countries overrun by derously invoked the blessing of brigands and ruffians of the most Allah on the Caliph, who sat in a desperate type, where no honest latticed gallery.
man's life is secure.
With a few strokes of the knife
Tangching. Kwonging Haibong. Bintang..
Bocha Maru.
ΑΜΟΥ.
Kazchow. 15:-D. L
Haishing. 18.-D. L
Halboa 34.-~0.8.5 Bosby Maro
POOCHOV
Haifoodg. May 11.-D.
14D. L Hatching-
Ballong. 18-DL
TAKAO.
Hoshu Marn.
NISHANGHAI.
Sakiding.
Booshow:
Tingiang;
Kacchow.
lungs softly breathing and the distinct palpitations of the heart. The Lama, touched these organs May Suddenly the circles broke up with his fingers, but no more blood and a line pf men, accompanied by appeared to flow and the face of the beating of ton-toms, drunis and the shepherd was quite calm. As cymbals, began to bow profoundly the Lama began to
open his till they were all exhausted.
abdomen, I shut my eyes fear and horror, and
11-0. N. 13,-0. N.
-I.US.N. "B.-N.I.K
15.-0. N. 17.-O.P.S.
One of the weirdest episodes res Syrups, milk and sweets, were distributed, and then three circles counted concerns a mysterious Mr. Ing of dervishes formed on the floor. Lama who works miracles. rejoined that the ship when allinked arms, and commenced to Singapore lay with the port along circulate in the direction of the he opened the chest of the Mongol kle the wharf, the ship facing sun's path. Top monotonous chant (a shepherd) and I saw the man's May 14.-0.8. K. Singapore. Sentence of mix weeks, their speed increased until the boril labour was then imponed.
dancers became frenzied, pale and In evidence Mr. Inglis had stated, perspiring. that when Chinese steerage passen Hers boarded! the ship in Singapore their tickets were scrutinised and counted. Before arriving in Hong- kung, the passengers were mustered The music stopped, and then four in and had their tickets takon away dervishes entered playing on reed when I opened them a little from thon. When the last muster pipes a melancholy tune, and later I was still more dumbfounded was carried out, the number was accompanied by the subdued at seeing the shepherd with his found to tally with the number of clashing of cymbals. tickets, but defendant was seen standing away separately without a ticket. Defendant testified to the effect that his ticket was stolen from him on board ship. Mr. Inglia.ro. plied that this could not have been
so as the number of tickets scru. tinised at Singapore and the num ber of passengers counted in the muster, excluding
defondant, tallied.
TOBACCO DUTIES,
ADJUSTING THE HONGKONG
SCALE.
Then 16 dervishes began to
gyrate on the floor, faster and faster, their mantles standing out from their waists like bells, The music died down for a time, there was no sound but that of bare feet
in motion.
Then the music of a single pipe broke out, followed by thunderous singing. The whirlers stopped, bowed, and walked out without a trace of giddiness, despite their quarter of an hour's gyrations. The congregation then dispersed.
POISONING A HUSBAND.
WOMAN'S RECORD OF AGONY.
The trial of Frau Klein and Frau Ribbe, the two women' who are said to have agreed to poison their husbands, was continued in Berlin last month.
breast normal, quietly sleeping.
There was a Buddhist shrine into which the author was taken, where strange things occurred. By the side of the image of Buddha, he writes:
of a man with a swarthy face of stern and fxed expression. Through his transparent body, raped in white raiment, I saw the Tibetan inscriptions on the back of the throne. I closed my eyes and opened them again. No one was there, but the silk throne covering seemed to be moving..
I saw the strong, muscular figure
He visited the Living Buddha, or the deity's incarnation in Mongoíla, and made the acquaintance, of certain of the poison Lamas and their chief:
17. 103N,
Keitaka Maru.
Impress of Asia,
Tungshing
17.-3.0.J.L. Timunook.
18.-1.0.9.V. Kwongeng.
19-N.X.K $1.-E.Y.K.
31.-T.K.K. $2.-N.Y.K.
-AO.L 13.-P. M. 34.-F. 40. B)-P.&O. 31.-L. T: Janis 1-B. F..
1-P. &0. 2.-O.P.B 3-TEK.
Στο Μάτα. Penang Maza. Tenyo Maru Katori Maru Free, Madison Pros: Taf Boudan. Delta. Flame L
arpedon.
Jie 3-4/0E-
4-NAY.K.
Shkiruoka Marg.
Achillse
0. L
Pres. Jackson
Pres. Jeferson.
Dongols,
Pret MoKinlay, Aug. 1.-B. F...
Sapt. P. & 0.
| 19,—8;40,
Harpedon Khiva
Macedonia.
Oct 2-P20 Mantua.
LIVERPOOL
May R. D.
| Juño 1.—BE.
10. B. F.
Philoctetes
Probicilaus. Achillos.
TACOMA:
Capt. 5.-P. & 0:
12.-P. &.0. 30.-E. A
Aug. 1.-B. F.
Ooi.
PHILIPPINE IRLANDS, BI,
May 18-0: 8, K. Africa Mara,
BAN PRANCISCCL,
MANILA
May 13.-A. O. L.
14.-P., M. 16.—0.N. 14.8.8.8. SITE.K. 25,--A.O.L. ~~30.—N.T.K, 16-40.
.-P. M.
Jons E &c.
B-4. O. L 10.-P. M.. 11-UAS.B. 14.-T.K.K. July 10-H..
IL-TEK
Aug. 4-E & A
Free Madison.
Pren. Taft STORZI. *Mursa.
Tenyo Mar
Pree. MaKinley.
Aki Hard.
Changsha..
Pros. Cleveland. Endland Kastern
Pres: Jackson. Pros. Pierce... - Weat Ivan. Shinyo Mara. Freasson. Talyo Marui St. Albant
SANDAKAN.
Changshe May 20,--A, O. ||
96.-LO.B.N. Hinsang.
ZAVA PORTS, L45,
May 14.-T.K.K...
£4,--J.Q.J.L
Bayo Marc. Tindari.
$1.-J.O.J.L.
Tjikwong
21.--Nanyo Y.K.
7.-T.E.K. 31-LK.
Bang Mar
Persia Maru.
Beyo Mara.
INDIAN PORTS, ETC.
CALCUTTA, VIA RANGDON
May 18-B. 1.
15.-1.08. 15.-N.Y.K. 10.-P. M. 80.-H.T.K. 30-LOAN,
Teresia
Devanha.
Juna 6-0.8.K.:
Empress of Canada,
Foron Baru,
8-A.O.L-Pros, McKinlay.
8.-P. M. 8.-E. L. 14-TKE. 140.P.8,- -18-AO;L. 37.-A.O.L. 29.-O.F.S. -30.—T.K.K. July 9-B, F.
12-0.P.8. 12~~T.K.K.
Pres. Cleveland.
City of Manchester.
Shiayo Maru
Empress of Rasada, Fres, Jackson. Pres: Jefferson. Empress of A'll■. Siberia Maru. Sarpedon. Empress of Asia, Taiyo Maru
- TIENTSIN.
A small white old fellow. When- ever he comes to a monastery, the May 14.-0. N. local"god" ceases to eat and drink
Torilla. Namsang. Akita Mari Lake Fielding. Bangoon Maru.
Hong.
Honolulu Mara,
-PENANG.
May. -0.8.K. Buziatra Maru.
BOMBAY AND COLOMBO,
May 16.N.Y.K.·
$10.8.K 57.-N.I.K. June 5.-P. & U.
6.-08.-K. 12-P, &0. F-P.&O. July 11.-P. & 0.
***? 28.-P. & O- Sept. 5.-P. &0. Oct. 3.-P. & 0.1
Akita MAPS. Humaira Mara.
Wakaan Mard. Souden. Altal Maru. Labaro.
Delta Malwa Sondan.
Macedonia. Mantua, “
BUSTRALIAN PORTU.
Kueichow
PUKOW
NEWCHWANG
Hupeli. Shanri.
May 94--A.0.
12.0, N,
Explaining the reason for the
in fear of his activities. But even May 16-0, N, Kanchow, revised scale of tobacco duties pro-
this cannot save the condemned, vided for in the resolution submitted
for a poisoned cap, or shirt, or boots, to yesterday's meeting of the Legis
or a rosary, a bridle, books, or re- May 12-0. N. lative Council and subsequently
ligious articles soaked in a polson- carried unanimously the Colonini The 600 letters which the two ous solution will surely accomplish Secretary said: The general effect friends wrote to each other were the object. is not to alter in any way the read-terrible letters, venue which is derived from the sale of cigars, cigarettes and tobne. The general increase in prices, rust of material and wages has led to an increase in the price, especially described by this little flaxen Frau
fo.
like the
letters of Mrs. Thompson, of the Ilford murder, to her lover. The. working of "the, arsenic, and the symptoms of the victims are
of the better class of cigars, and as Klein, and this thin, dull-looking the duty was payable according to Frau Ribbe replies begging the the price which the cigams fetohed, woman to be prudent.
PASSENGERS.
DEPARTURES:
Por P.&O... "Cardinia" on
May
11r Kunes, Mr Chang Wan Tan, Mr
and Mrs G. E. Benwell, Mr H. Chambers,
TSINGTAOPAR
Blaking
May 120 N.
KEELUNGA May 19-N.YEIyo Mard
"SL-TEK Tenyo Maru;?? June 3-T.KE Bores Maro/ LA-TRE ---Bhinyo Maru; Taiyo Maru..
July 18-T.K.K
WEIHAIWEI.
In one letter Frau Klein writes:1Mr Coleman, Bir Binser Turner, Lady It follows that the rise in the prici of the cheaper cigars brought then "I had a wonderful dream last Trae, Mr and Mrs Beow Poh Lang, May 14-O N. Kasichow, into a higher class, For exemple, night, in which I saw my husbands Forge, Capt. and Mrs: Kinloch, under the existing scale cigars dead. Then I woke up, and there valued at $2.20 and over pay $2.50 was the swine--living.
'I WILL NOT STOP, "
| Biezen R. O. Allen, E. Williamos, A.
Dalton, Miza 1. Twill, Mr A. E. Fanning, May 14.-C. N
Miss V. Palmer. Mr. 9. §. Oliver. Mr. Khan Chand, Miss M. Lindsay, Mr T.
Kirby, Bit O'J. Farniss, Mir and Mrs W
OHEFOO:
Kudobów.
DALNY
"PAKHOI:
duty, and this new walo raises the In another she describes her hus- value of those cigane to $3.25 that band's sufferings under the poison. E. Chung. Mrs Miller, Mr and Mrs G. May 17.-J.C.J.L. is, a cigar, the value of which is not It is, night!" she writes. I am W. Bonwink, Mr B. G. Stephenson, Mr
less than $3.25 lb, will, in future,
pay on the $2.60 scale and the
and Mrs Keimen, Me and Mrs A. J. Raven,
in bed and cannot sleep. Klein is Mr and Mrs Brown, Major and Mrs F
in a fever and walks up and down M. Bostock, Captain 40. Bmart, May 15-L. & Ole Hanoi. the room. He is in such pain that Me D. T Nigbolas, Miss V. M. Kalr
he wants to climb the walls. Iwill Mies F. F Füber, dr M. M. Paxton, bir
not stop. He shall not slip through W Shipitzara, la Barton, Mr F. May 11-L& Cle
Gibello. Mr A. R. Blatcher, Mr T. Roes,
Mrs Morling Major L. Tracey, Mix
$2.20 eigar, which now pays $2.50, will pay only $1.50. It is simply to move up the scale of prices to meet the actual increased cost of the my fingers. I will not let him get Mr Chaog Eno Wal, Me Larner, Mr and cigar. Cigarettes are, not affected, right again," nor is tobacco.
With regard to Again she writes To-day I Turner, Mrallingsworth, Mr Broad with bay 12-L&Cio snuff, there is an all-round duty at have given him the drop a strong Me D. H. Boatt, Mr.W. E. Dawach, Mr C present of $2.50 a lb. It infound dose, which made his heart bad. that cheaper brands are consider, I was supposed to put a compress ably used and these have been prae- on his heart, but I put it under his tically driven off the market. The arm." duty on snuff is from 30 cents up. wards.
CHINESE RESTAURANT FEES.:
Ho-made the following statement
explaining the resolution in regard
Fose Gill Mrs A. Palmer, Mr T
Edmanda Miss M. Dougherty, Mr W. May 16--U.S.8.B. Take Ünswa. Blanchard Mr Mahitana, Mr Davies, Mr W. H. Daly, Mr A. Davidson.
Por N. 1. K. s.a. "Bakozaki Maru "ነ
on May 10-Counters Ass. Ambassador E. Tabii, Madam. T. Isbil, Miss K. Ishil,
SYDNEY AND MELBOURNE.
*S—N.T.5.
June 2-E. & A.
10.-B.Y.K.
Joly 7.-R. && Aug. 4-EAS
Changela:
Aki Start. Eastern Tango Maru.. Arafurs
Bt. Albans.
· REFAN POETS:
May 12-anyo Y.K. Bandoeng Maru.
--- 16—8. F.
10.--P, & O. 17,-N.Y.E 17.-C.P.8 17.-B. L 18-X.TE 20-P &0. 10.0.A. K
31.-N.Y.K.
Kelfuka Maro.
Jekko Maro Penang MarE,
11.-T.KEN Tegyo Marui. 29,--1.0.8.N.
Fooksang
+AOL Proa, Madison,
2.-N.Y.K.
13-P.M.
26.-0.8. 15.-1.0.8.N, 30.-P. 20. 81.-T.
June 10.P.S..
HAIPHONG.
Harol.
HOIHOW.
Hanol.
-BAIGON.
11-10.L
Marks.
Kuhu Maru.
BANGKOK.
15.U. N 17-A 33-E. A.ḥ
Martinique Blatang Banka Kisha Maru....
May
June 1-0.8.K.
Later she writes: "A little of the powder on the end of a knife every day and the job is done." is . Labili, Mr W. Gater, Mr Katame, May 14.1,0.8.N- Kwaisog
There is a series of letters from Miss NK. Nishikawa, Mr. Yokoyama, her friend. In some of these, Fraure 5. Takeshita, Mius G. Takeshita Kr T. Kinchi, Miss T. Shibumwa. Mfm Y
Ribbe asks if it would not be better Maritano, Mr K. Yamaguchi, Mas K.
∙Klangen...
BINGAPORE
to Chinese restaurant licence fees: to stop the poisoning for a while Tamada, Miss B. Rlyokawa, Mr X. Noda, June 1.–0.8.5. In October lost this Council read and resume it after a few weeks. Kr E. Ogata, Mr Ji Yoshikawa, Me M. justed the fece changeable to Euro. "We are both so anxious about you" Morimoto, Mr K. Hiratsuke, Miss L. M Eryan Meera Chung Ah Ming, Lam pran Hotels-the Publicans' licence wrote Frau Ribbe, the "we "being For Choong R. Hallet, Mrs R Ede, Mr. May 190... fees. This scale is a readjustament herself and her mother, who is also J. Olsen, Miss B. Mitani Mi G. of the fees charged for Chinese re- on trial. On no account let him go. Kent, Mrs F. Cartwright, Me and Mrade staurants. Since the existing scale out, as he may fall in the street and Bart, Bir G. Brisker, Hisater Blechynden was introdied the nature of those. be taken to hospital. Then if he dies, Hier K.0. Newbold, Mr.Watt, Mr B houses has very largely changed: there will be a post-mortem and they are very much bigger and it is everything will be found out. considered equitable, as the bigger hotels are paying more, that these large modern restaurants should pay somewhat in the same propor: tion, although the fees are not no twenty-four hours, ended yester Mrs Matsuoka Me, Yanagir V... Wolfe Ken_W/÷Tinky mamoto, high The lowest fee, when the day comprised one case of plague Bhods, Miss BM. Wolle, Miss Evaluation of the premises occupied and three of small-pox, all Chine (Fater, Mr and Mrs.
A
K. Kuroki. Mr. T. Watanabe, Br E. Akotar Mr. Sedab. Mes AL Belohynden, Mrs. Eric Grimble, Mears: K. Niskikams. T. Baboh, M. Amano, R.
Katsumoto Kidagawa, R. Takata, fiss
The health returns for the | I.: Sazioka, Miss K. Miyaoka, Mr and
1-14 Mr.P: 0; Elliot. Mr G. W. Wilson,
13-BL 11–0.8.K. 14-BI 14-0, NĂN 15-N.Y.K. 16-P&U.. 168,B. 17-E. LA
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10K
AK-NZE
19-LAP
17-N.X.E.
NYE 30P.& 0.
1 B.1 $10.95€ 10. D 108.82
General Kurifa. Count and Corinto is under $500, is now reduced from $800 to $250 The other fees we. The excess of 12,063 women over Abe Mr M. Toroda, Mr M. Inote, increased. The msumam fee was men in the London borough of Mr 8, Obmors, Mr and Mrs J. A. Bloom or la now 9900 for any restaurant of Hornsey is chiefly due to the sumir R. O. Hackew, Matrench, Mrs M.B. June 39,000 rating or over, Now the ber of domestic servants in the Billing Henry M Nakamura, & largest restaurant is put up to area, says Da A. T Nankivell, the Trumans Bezahars 3 La Hannola, B. $10,000 and over and the fee, is medical officer, made $2,000. I beg to move the resolution,
WANDERER RETURNS: MISSING BAND SERGEANT BACK
Hemof; KT. Noms. Mrs H. Anderson, Mrs 840 John, Moses Térío,
Mr. Samuel Sanders and Mr Merina Paber Danjel Cartwright, having ted Murskaa, 8. Bayamay with 918 votes each in Walsall; Thanks, as Itebt E., Ohta, Staffordshire guardians célection;
a draw from:s hat resulted in Mw Sanders losing the seat he had held for 36 years and Mr. Carts wright winning on his first attempt:
The LC.C. pissed a recommen
the Education Committe
experiment of
Tido Máru,
Torilla
Amazon Maru
Persete KAYLEE Akies, Karu. Kashgar: Mars Glenogle to
Meriones
Rumatra Maru. Kiband Martin V
Chiloutie
Chenari Wakars Karu,
7.-T.HK
2AOL
6.-P. M.
May 17.-D, L
11.-T.K.K. 23. —-—--P. M. Juno T.K.K.
6.-P. M. 14-T.K.K 80.-T.K.E..
July 18-T, K, K.
Harold Dollar, Tenyo Maru Pros. Taft, Horua Maru.' Pres, Cleveland. Bbinyo Maru Biber's Maru
Taiyo Maru
VALPARAISO,
VIA JAPAN, HONOLULU, SAN FRATOZSO0
SAN PEDRO, Hatano Chus, Halbao
Darzio, ARIOL & IQUIQU May 21,-D. L
•
Harold Dollar
*Belyo Mar. Jone 7-T.K.K.... July 30.T.EX Rakayo Mara, Sept. 6.TE E Oito Mar. Sept. 20.-T.ER... Anyo Mary,
HAVAN NEW ORLEANS GALVBETON & MOBILE.
May 16.-T. I. O. Ethan Alion.
PORTLAND.
May 14.---U.8.8.8. Wort Jessup. Jano 10.-U.S.8.B. Pavlet.
Attend
DAIREN.
Jane 30.-T.K.E. Siberia Mara.
NEW YORK.
(VIA PANAMA)
May 18.-T. LO.
Ethan Allen.
(Via Burk.)
May 16.-T.K.K. Hayo Maru.
16.--E. F.
18.-P. L.
33-P.M.
Z-LKK
Earglocha,
Fastern Prince.
Prie. Taft,
Reijo Maru.
Kendal Castle.
18.-B. F. ---- City of Birmingham
June 2-D. & Co.
B.-B. P
6-0.8 K.
1-P.L 16-BF 53.-B. F
July 1-PL
KB, F.
Canta.
Amar Maru. Romso Prince. City of Pittsburg. Keenan.
Garlic Prince,
Diomed
-&-D. & Co. Wray Castle.
May 18,, --H. F,
BOSTON,
June 2-D. & Co.
5BF
¡II. P. L
1.-B. F.
13.-B. F.
B.
July 1-P. L
Eurylechas.
Etern Prince,
City of Birmingham.
Kendal Castle
Canta.
-
Roman Prince.
Eceran,
City of Pittsburg.
Uadio Prince...
Morni.. Hamburg Mard.
7 0.8K B-D, & Co. Wray Castle.
SOUTH AFRICAN PORTS.
DURBAN AND CAPETOWN. (VIA SINGAPORE, -Busyce Árues, ~Bro- DR. JANKIRO, SANTOS AND MAURITIUS. June Uk Reit- Panacia Mien.
BARCELONA VALENCIA. May 96H- Hemland.
|
Merlotes. Elpenor. Phemius.
Jaly LB, TA
20.—D, F.
May 14.-B. F.
Persone
DUNKTRK.
BULL
May 23.-R. A. Jane 38.-En A. 1997
|July (9.-B. Aug Ang? 17.-E. An
Sept. 20-E, A.
May 20.-B. F.
Jan. 1.-B F 20.-B. F.
Chila Malaya. Panama. Bolivia
Australian Java
GLASGOW.
July 4 F.
10. B. F.
Merione"," Elrepor.. Phomlar
Telemachus-
Ningubow.
UN AMSTERDAM,
May 18.-J.C.J.L.
21.- A
June 18.--E.
B.-J.C.J.L. July 9.-E A... Aug. 17.-A, E
· al.-E. A......... Sept. 30. E. &.
Dostkerk,
Chile. Malays
Ondorkerk,
"Panam
Bolivia Australien.
JATE.
ROTTERDAM.
May H.-H. B.
18.-3.0.J L. -17. —Q. L. IL-B, F. $3.-R. A. 2.-G. E 78.-R. B. 31.-B.A.L. June 1-0.1
4. F. 1L-BF. 18.-P. F. 18.-E. A.
29.-J.JJ.L, $.-B. P. 2-8. -B. F. B.E A.
Po Fear "Onatha ku Glonegle. Glaucus. <hile. Olenara Neleus. Ermland. -Clonamay., Automedon Tumsets. Adrastus.
Malaya, Ouderkerk
Teiraids Machaon. Ввеяца.
Panama. Preusson.
July
· 10.-H.A.L
10. B. F.
Troilus.
Holonus. Antalveas
Burpedon.
32-B. F.
Aug. 4B, F. 17.-E. 4 31.-E. A Sept. 80.-E. A
Bolivia, Australian
Java.
ANTWERP.
May 13.-0. £:K;
16.-P. &.0. 11. ---E. Fa 23-YE 30. P. & 0. Jana 6. LA DK.—N.T.R
18-P. & 0. 25.-B. F. 97.-P. & Q, July 11.-P. & 0.
25.-P. U Aug. & P. 40.
·2%=P.AN.".. Bept. 5-P. &0 ,^12~P 50, Oct: RE: & O
Amazon Martę Kaabgar." Deodorus: “Bitang Marni Nyauks City of Toklo Haruna Mari, Sardinia. Tairesins.
Delta. Mal. Helanus. Davants.
· Khiva. Kashmir. Maasdraias Dougola,
Mantua
HAMBURG
May 1-0. RE CAMILLE E. Brut
18.-J.O.L
B-0, L-
31. H.A.L.
---4-B.F..
Juus 1.-G. L.
18-B, F.-
Protections
Khiva.
FOR-VALENCIA.
Tango Mera.
May
-EA,
Chile
Empress of Asia.
Jone
Maliya
Chakrata.
July
PARAME
Lyn Maru.
Aug..
TRA.
Bolivia
“Deltaz
Aug. E A
“Anstralian
Sept 0-E. A.
· Java --
BEL 10. A
Jone 7
BRINDISI, VENICE, & TRIESTE.
Kippon Flume
Joly
GENOA
May 23--R. A.
95.–0.3 91-B. V. June 1-G. L
Chila Glenstifte. Mariones.
Glenstoy
*
18.--E A. 20.-B.F.
Maleys.
Phemias.
Jaly E. A
Katori Marn.
Pros. Talk
Allan Maru, Laisang,
Kashgar Fiume La Empress of Canada.
Deranba
Kores Mard,
Pres. McKinley.
Fres, Cleveland,
7.-Nanyo Y.E. Cheribon Maru.
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Sunspots Explained. “
Sir Oliver Lodge has telegraphed." the following explanation of sun- spots to the Daily Mail Sunspots are the visible sign of gigantic storms or cyclones in the sun. They are accompanied by rapidly whirling electric charges; and they belch out new flaming material on to the sun's surface, thus increasing its activity. The large spots, like one of those to- day, are bigger than the earth, and some of their torrent of electric projectile, travel out into space as - far as the earth, “probably producing its auroras, "and" mag- inetic storms. The sun revolves on its axis in about a month, carrying its storms with it, and the spots sometimice last yng enough to come round. once, more and be visible again after, a fortnight- Terrestrial disturbances may chief. ly be expected when or soon after the axis
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