B? r. ftti .'. F.I YJ Hfcr k: WKA u'JiVh. BlssW CJ ft&iF w- '. v " rj',f ! iJ'i ' 14 , VVMA 'tt9 i N LINER SINKS tain of Guard Cutter Tells of Gallant Fight of Rescue NIK MIGHTY HISS & BRAVED WAVES AND GALE .; Bm rt .Sfreff CorrniieHifii: Flit. De Any. N. if.. IVh. . Tivi-nt.v kM lehis ileirti. Iho litiieLrnPil hulk of Heed phip Northern Par-Me Ilr nnan ecpiiii lieil llilrtr-iln mile's vnttlf Sfint of Cnpe Mn.v. while jui'dns -I'tp- nVlHfi H'nnhv lflt t.i llm fillll- HlPtl III i$k the ihlii's i'Diniiaiij intni-r-miiiti-il fur. AOlip of the re-cup Milp jili'Keil ii Ihwfnnr xlilnbulMiTH jcstenlny after the Mi In hail litirw-il anil wink, and nunc ' have rc-nerteil them inilny. Vlnnl l,- nbetit illeil when the -n.it KHjinl milter Klcknpoe iliii-keil here nr 7 ii'rlnrh hi-t nlsht iiml rrpurli'il "no Minlmr mi bennl till- ve-el." It hud h"''it hup-l Until the- liit moment Hint tin- nillna feiir inixht him- hem iitmai-il. Tin mr-mlier.- nf the Klchnpen's crew rc nbeul i-nni Itnvil the mlvlnit ini-i irerp trnpprd In thrlr h-rths In the afr pert1 of tln deemed Milii. mid err metliert'il without n r-hiniee te i-onpe. They enlrrrd no life beat, iiml Ihe.i chins t" ti" u m-IiKi for thcie ua no wreeknee. They were never (-pen upon the iK-efc. anil they uere net In the ris .Ring. They ueiv lnl netli-cil K'K lift te their iiiblit" by member' of t'n t'n Xerthern r;ifilii'V I'ri-ii. mid Uiey were wen r,e mere. 'I'Lee tnen were nplejei of Hepe, tnati' Itrether-. uh-t eniriu-tur- for the Sun ShlplmlHlln;: Cenipiinj. of I. Ih'm- It ter. , It lnul been tfi( intention of the ml-s-IliK men te leek the e-"el eer during her tilp lrein New Yerk In th" Snn yard, tint Ihej tnisht be prepnred te mnke reconimendnilens eencernlns her rceoiulltieiilns ttpe'i her arrival. The entire job wn te have eet the Adtnlnil Line S.'.ne.nrtO. The line had just bought the hlp from the Tailed States Gevernineat. Their enbln, in a vpeelal mark of favor, were In the pui-enser quarter" in the after pint of the diip. It i-. iliis firlvllege that ina.x lane ee.t them their Ive.". In the terrible confusion that en Wtctl when the en'l eaught lire in the nildxt of tremendous e;i. mid in a liewllii" uiile, it inn be t-iey wen- net Diis-ed until tee Inte. Once mere the Kieknnoe ill put te tea and make a tinal seareli for the mKsIiik r.li'pjttril worker-. The eutter left the naal station tedav and will Kcarch the waters while daylight um.. Alice in Irleiis Sea It ..i- net ii'itil l '".0 e clock that xrerd wns fnt te Captain Jehn J llnt-en. of tli.. Kl"knne i. te put te ke.i Several cf 'he new who were .ihere were ter.t fer. (.inc of Ii-m was told In error it win the 'inte Kieknnoe it frelf that wn allri', and he dashed up ' In a ta.sieab le tlnd the beat, quietlj Jyini; at le r iniMiriti. . The night was clear, but the wind wax blew Iti yst. miles tin hour. It vns quiet t-neu?li le the harbor- but euti-lde the waves were found B w liinnlns treniendeuf-ly hlch. The vere what sailermeu caPed ".-hurt and hlph," und were choppy and viehms. The tir-t nunl received bj "nptatti ..llut-en mill' Northern l'neitle i.n Ire, twelve miles lmrtbrtut by north Of I'ivc Fathoms I.ighf-hip." The Kbknpeti j.ut out te -c:i. Then the htciinisi ip 'J'rai'spcrintleu wlre Used. "Think nil hands (-aved." The Transportation had r nehed the North Nerth em l'ae'nV and was .tandin;.' bj . Then came unoHer wircies i'rem tlif iTratifportntieu, "Se'ee en heard, some fctill iiiissln:;." 15y tliU time tic Kiekjpoe was bein? lifted by the -ens arid shaken ami slammed about. Tens or' water plumper down en her deck, and even wns forced through th" er.ieks about the pilot l.eue window frames. This meant nothing In the Kicknpnn' farcer, ter when It Is quiet and calm nil K well outside. Hid the Kloknpne leaf.s nt her deck. It is when 'lie elements rase that the Kluknpoe i.- up and deln'i. .Sinehe Drifts in Clouds Se the Klckapoe .strilCKled en. She found the burnins esn-l rvutlienst of the pbaitlen sheu. Hrhen b. the ciile. ' the builii'iis beat was diiftitm toward the south. Ktandliii: by her were the Trnnsper. ' tatien, with lier smokestack wt lar astern and bobbin;,' wildly up and down , a the beat was lilted by the wnc. Net far elT In another direction In the Herbert (I. Wjlie, a tunker. Sie in bound from Tainpb'e, witu oil, r.e rertland, Me. The Northern I'arjiie wuu deemed, and all the survivors seemed te hav , ben taken off. It was then nearlv In o'clock in the morning, lireat cloud of smoke, black and low-, billowed nhi'V the hull of the sidp. 1 1 1 te l(. tern and dtupcrsed by ihe Kale. 'J'he winds fled with streamers uf oily -uiekp nml mere black billows poured trem i ln deck-and from cwn purtheb. Overhead the sun shene'brl'.'htlj in a clear cky and jlittcreil upon the -.iieaM's el gpraj lern from the tops of misiit waves bv the sale. Slowly the N,irth. i ern I'aeilic listed te starboard until shn lay at nn ansie of twenty. inc dijjrics. Around the Klckapoe circled. nn t.. starboard title dull red tiamis ceuhl be wen llckins from the porthole. Three beats were tien liuii en daM'.s uii the pert side. -, The decks were bill 11"! away. . tbe woodwork was ublai'e. Then- wa wa Ue one in the rllKllii:. Tie- vcs, Eccmeil deserted. SeniewUire were four men net accounted for. The oDiccr eDiccr r and crew of tin; Klckapoe fear these men were penned In, all alone, in the lenit corridors ami ,-ew.s upon jes uf etnteroem.--, nft. below ilei kV. Captain IIui-eu said when he arrived back nt Cape May : "We -eaiclied the rinsing without glasses te make -tile if nn, one w.i rliugliiK there. We dime the Kiekiipoe fl-V S Cle-e 111 lis We I ,irei . r hail I" i; Lunsieei- iue saien or our snip, ami me tt- men upon It Had we seen anlied '"'"". BDOUril Uell lliMI U ,. , li(T,.,..r,l ,,,.,11...' Rnnii'tiiher it, .,.1.1 I. mi.. I !,.,, .. ltllU off. We snu no one. Tiit. ri'fi.i-' E9 nH empt.x . the ship seemed de-ericd. hhe wa Ipurnlii',' clean out. ,- ' Circled iiI'i.iiihI e ceuhl -ee tin. deck plaiiklnc had been burin d eemplelily away. The iron deck beams were plain ly visible. All the woodwork of the bridge had been burned awnv. Vet the fhlp blazed ii-rcelv. The Tiau-poii.:-tlen wirelessed she thought four men Were en beard, trapped In the cahiii astern. AM the crew, aceerdiii',' ie the Message, had been aiceut'ted for. These four men were slilibuihei-. tr.iM.'liiiK' ll the vcs.cl te the shipyard. ' 'hen we were lirst told they were MifWtf T tjilil l lui I t'n kililiit. f Wiin jMleiuff te circle nbeul ihe r-lilp nml h-p iftfWllBl 1 ftHlHI M'r, I imni Mt'rui mi'r H5tb ,thn leeward of the burning ve-ic.) PiSwOThen T told them I Intended tunning 1 FJlft" lteward for fifteen miles, nud we de Prjj , We corned a spice twelve n.i p.'i&twtaty miles. Had the four missing 3Vi Vr,i. I I., n tinnll l.i-.tll It n H'Olllll ft Va -, tliAin ll'n thlelf If WHS net We these four men were abie 10 tae.JkurnJng hlp. IT9 .trappeei en Dearti, 4 sJMw.Jt ws. I le net AHV jHHHBHHHHBi IjKSBnHBBBBBBBBHB VAVSjv'- 'jBBAVBBBB9HflHfilBEMHBMBBEv BbBbbm i Vv T's'xv-"'"vvv 'i:JE3KHBBiuHHKBir4KBIIHIlKB svAWLfii ujri. .' MSrrzitir'r-91v: I l:e-f men lu.iuuiil the coast I'liarn liner Northern think smoke fnii"'- will awaken it sleep inc per-eii. There was .i lire in l'.iilti- mere. A father, with hi- two hlldn n.j uim slcenlit'- en the creilllil Ibier of the I building t tint ciimht. The father we-j .nwakened by a md-e. and tried te p-epe bis wa out. He was ecti"tiie. Ills" two little children weie oiereeme in I their sleep ' ,e never nwe.e: I ue wcie Ijurneii. t Se it was. we think, en iue .enncni I'aeltie. The-e lour men. It I lull lle M till filiem-il. w.'i-e asleep In their cabin-. The crew was nil up forward. 'I he. lire i.ri!ii rnini . tnnueii uj iue in Uiend'MIs sine, iiiveiiun an p.ni- m un ship before tile four men ill their i-e-late.l Hoarier- -ceuhl be warned. . . ., . ...... .. .....I. ..r ... Tin. blink smoke from tin: Imruiiujl oil for the Northern I'aeilic was an ell'burner, penetiated eiery nook and comer of the bin ship, and the were, t mothered in I In ir berths. If the did. tinallv awake, it was only te hud, II fear. "that all .-cape ,n- cut off. Thei , were liemnieq in ci en-, .-v i.",!. i".n,. help them. "A teinhle Huns, lire at -e.i. at s,te.i nn hour, and in -m-h a iiiib. The Tran-poratien inu-t hnie in nnd -een. IV.. lifter our li leeu-llilie in l" win! turned bneU und nrriied lit "MO.il.i. It i- reuiiirl.nlile tlyit -lie i-eniiiitc'il I'. M. We found the Northern I'aeltie had ' l'i-trd w:i eier nn her beam cud. She hud grndiiall.i heeled mer until -he, was ihiuii en her he. mi. Mini tier inn.-.-. were nnrallel with tlie wider. The heed; nns tewuicl me. Jin- poll -iicn ;i ;i euf of the water, a- lias tlie lellillj,' heel nu the ide nf the -hip. built there te mal.e her mure teud in a n-awaj. hteam Ilics a Shu Sinhs rin.ii kIe- liesiiii te -inU. Slic went down ver.. -lowly. Then the siiieKh wns shut oil ei iiieugii uuc iiive iiiiei-u off a lalve. There wn- u great hi-i-ing. .team re-e above tb- -prai from uaies, that beat nimn her. and ie went down. i 'She went down en her -hie. Se Mil lies nu the ocean bed. She will neicr, be a menace te limitation. Her inii-t-aiul funnel- lie almm the eeemi Iloer." Then Captain Hut- iie-c. walUed llcre- hi- co.. little caliln into the , pilot nnti-e aiijemiiiK noe i-ri'ii-in-ii "nu the le nf the Klckapoe. He opined It and read, in the short, plihj n-ntcius of tin- -ea. the rceerd of the lrae'di u- alien tin-re. I.'a.st off. C.:I0 . M. "l!:."(l A. M.. crew -life." That ie ferred te a ivirele--' me aye. "(!:" A. M., pa ed Celd Spring In let buei. 'fe:."i A. M.. sighted Northern I'.i cilic. tf:10 A. M.. abeam Nenlicni la 'ifie cle.e aleu-ide. ".:", A. M.. me age. Tour -hip-lard men mi-.-lng, jirebabl.i cnuimed lift.1 "f'ircled. -tour fn leeward te -ee il pe-Mhl any survliers in l-eat and clrlftlnL'. "1'J M. Headed te Northern I'.i-j cllle. -low speed, rough -en. ":lll I'. M. Anlvid near le.iriuus vc el. ' I! I. M. She sjuil. In "Jl fathi-nu- "I.ntitiide :i.:!7. longitude 7I:-1." Drifted l-'iriy .Miles Thai n a- the record. Frem the t.nif. the Northern 1'aciile lu-t took lire unti' -he -ank, -In- ceicicd fifty unb-s in drifting. Se ceiu lete wn- tin- ilTacemeut of tin- Northern I'.iellu- there was little if any debri- at the -pet i, lu-re she -ank.'- Several tank- from lifeboat-, one beat bottom up. that was ail. Sev eial mile- away Ibi.ited two barrel-. Then- na- net another -tick of weed, net a single lluatiug tiling te mink tin spot. 'I lie Klckapoe snibd our the pl.tcc where she went den a. Then, turning (ewaiil Capi May, iicnt home. Fire Damages Tailor Shep ! A sliL-ht lire dnim.jjul cleihing .null bejis of i leth nt '' A M. tudu 111 th tailor -h",i "C I.eiii- Sherman, 'JO lilt itulge an line Afur nulling mi n- il-lnmer-, Slieiliiau went te the n ' i ml tf or m.d lu'er si'.' Iltd -nml . 1'ne. inei. (entlni'l tin- hlu.e te the -h i The Uller .ml he In 1 ' 1 e-" e'' tli ti.tui r- d-i'l l"'i a mail h aft 1 I g. r. 11 c ,m 1 1 1 - LAST PICTURE OF SLAIN MOVIE Itulu Wirl.l i'l.i William Dciiiiend Tayler, movie prniiurer and illntter. who was in.i.slerleusly ,-l.iln iu his Hollywood home, Is hliewit prediiclui! n scene from Ethel (lay ten's latest iilitiire. lu ihe photo, from left le rights William l. Xajler, with lib. iiaud en the tripod; tlie eamcraman; MIm .lean Atlier, seated; Claire McDowell and Herbert !. avii '.iMjtw i S ' - v A'MI v -rw a T V f:w .1AIri'' j EVENING PUB tC ""ASKf"? HELPED RESCUE LINER'S CREV cutter Kieltapne, (ai.e May, wlileli went '.Killc when she burned and sank yesterday oil' Cape May, They battled rale and unlet for hours ImplD", te pick up (lie four men missing from the deemed ship Fire Cut Off Men I: Lest en Big Line) - - cn nifpfl rretn I'.iar )nr '" - A-nciat.en I he M.Mle teilayi Slill'liulldiii"' " -- " i"- """ ( IIIIIIIIII. 114 III ltlllT 1 I enipntrt , it ,,,. , ,..,..' .- ; -" e"-" ""'. ". n hue net II II I 1 I I I III lit ltll'1 1 lll'l I' II It III! I I 111 I' ' 'or lite- mi where. ' Hampered by .skeleton Ci ew With Second ( tlfieev Wilsen mi the Wilie were second Assistant Kngiucci i'lde Smith. I'.e.itswniii Htivil-, I'ire niaii n'll'illeraii and Wn Ha, a Seuin Si n l-l.ind -eainan. I lie-e -lirvivets v,.i the Iceite leiuuers Wilie and Tralisporlalien had one up alieiil tlie saute t Inn . "When tin- Wylie pulled iiwai from! the burniiii; ie-sel, takiii'i up with her." -aid Wi'-mi. "the Nertl.cin I'aeilic . is burniiii; from bow te mipeislrueture. Tint a- at 7 n lock ill t li merula::., The iuicn-e heat wn- ernekini: the -hip'- i I lll'l I iw i l It wilt r tlitn tai ii. mi mi mill ' I'"" ' 'III Mill, I 111 III 1,1 I'll' II ill" II 111 I l( t III III.' -e.'l I I in III.' -i',i I lie ie-e l-leii lie.n en top of the waves until jcterihiy i.ficriioen." iii'iit -uriiiiirs pointed out that with ,,n! inn i -hieieM ,re. ei iwemy-evuii liearil tlie lug -hip it w; lltllin--i -il li te patrol tlie n.-cl prnperlj audi l;ti-p u -hnrji loeUout for lire-. This' i- l.i lu-i el the rea-eu wliv the I'm- gained I treun ndmis hi"nlna.i before il n- di-- emrred. Tie- -Ueng-wInd and the -hip's, ev n -peed, of twenty .four Unit-, nun-' l-ineil I i fan tie lire with u fined dtiil'l ' vhil i -non made the great -teel ship a i -iiperleated furnaee. i Acierdlng te n ill-p.itch from Wa-h-ingteu thi- afternoon, the Sliippiug IJnaiil will pinhalilj elder a full imes- I t'giitien te deteruiitie hew the lit e -larted. why it lemained uiidl-eniered , until bey eml all pn ihlc eentud and wl-i- tin- four Sun J-hlp men wen- net , i-1 cued. j ' MM Iepe rnatallliu, U-t of all came a lepert from the, teaiaer Like I nnyiin. which nl-e steed u during the nbjht and hum et i - I lerd.iy. Ih. -l.il. had .pi-t ,. y'l .-..-H l-IIU. II Hilll llll-ll II O'1 without mm h ic.i-eii, that the fein men , might have 1-een nbeiiid the l'illiy nn. Tliei wen rei. um- could tin- cautain I -oho the mwiy . I The Sun Ship cmp'eics wen- -cut I a boa id te inak tain pieliminarv , iiiea-iirenn-nl-. Tinier tin- law (low inu-t bale gene either a- p,l eager or 1 n iiietub- 1- of the ship's oiew. What tli ir -t.ilus v 11- ha- net been lear-u-l, m-i tit that il i- iirtaiu 110 p.-ts-nge nn ney w .1- paid for them. Hi the cii-tnm of the sea, which epcrnli- aline-r with the tevce of law. ti,' laptam was lieimil te, de what was 1-) 111:1 III v pe ible te get tin e tour men ' Il the ship before II f w b-ft 11. Sun Company Ill-credits Tlinirir Valleil- tl-cefie- lone been ndiniu-eil 10 explain their failure te g-1 aw. 11 witli the ci en. It i- iirrucd Ihut tin-f-iur men must haie bicn together te linic all been le-t. One theory ml -uuiieil by -uiiiier- i- iliiit they were in ill' ir cabin- win 11 the tin- began, ami weir M'lleruteil In their bunks, tillicial- of tin- Sun Company di--f icilii this theory. '1 l.e.i point out thin the men hail gen .. h".inl te de a detinue job. and prob ably eeiituiiicd te work during the night, ihengh iney bad net been gneu 111-truc-tien-' te de -e. I Iue of the men nt lea-t. Il.i'l who h.nl been at Ci.iuip- when I'm I'm N'ertherti I'.n Hie w.i- built, knew tie gluit -hip f 1 111 (leek plate- te kei-lsei , b i ing wntlii-d nn hi-i 111 1 our-e of build ing end uad the pliin- in my lime-. li 1- cnii-ldercd limie likely liy tin-i.ii'ii'- fellow work i- that tln-y wire iiiakrig ine.i-ureiiii nt - semewhi re lu 11 l-iv.ir ri-nehes f t'"' f-hip. and km. nothing of the tin- 111HII it had pio pie gi I tee far for tlu-iii te get out. Iiircndlary Tlieery Advanced tin 01, 1 nn- u'lianeeil by some et Mirvivers at Nev pert New-, who 'I net yiie tlieil name-, that the might ban- In iu of inceudiai 1 in Seme "f the men Mi-pci t th it HawlUisen Yj. 1 Rra&ttM&SH nKBV9mBKK3'lnKi9 'i- 'M-J'.Ui ; ; v$j&. XEDGER le lite rescue of Ihe view of the a "('renin -a ranlt, or some one with i criei.ince -micht haie liiddcii an in- fernal machine nbetird the ship when It u.'is tied up at llobekeli. Cipliiln l.u-tl was asked about this pes-ildlity, nml showed iiistniil inter--t. "Where did that trpeit come IrelnV" he demanded. When told that It could net he traced te any Hied source, luii was a mi rent rumor, he replied thai he could ii"l make uuy slateiueiit. ' The Sun Ceinpnii elhcinls de net be lieve In the incendiary theory. They i point nut that il weu'd net have prof pref ilcil any one te desrrey Ihe ship, as lull three parties te the bargain of Us -ale were well satl-tied. The Shipping Ite.iul was clad te put Ihe "-hip Inte coiuiel ion ii!;aiu by selling It: the purcha-er had a liarcalu and u hue ship urn llie Mill l nmii:in was uinrc t inn Sun i empany nilling t" jii't iiiirU fur il- ciuidnies, nn:" if w hum hnie been mit nf job- for a leny lime because .if the -lump iu -hiiihuililiiiK. The Adiiiir.il Steiitu- -hip t'Vuiiniinj . which h uahi tin -hip, ul-e i inphalicalli ili-cicilileil any in- I'l-ndlarj theory. Captain l.u-li dci lined tedaj te iniihe i any -tutiiucnl legaidiug the ili-a-tcr. i lie Miipping lieard regiiinimiis nre ; i t) -t rid . I um ierj -errj I i able te laaKe any statement tZZ:' ever, -anl I nptalii i.u-tl. Captain Scth t hn-e. inaster of th" TriniMiiiiMiitiiin. ite.-ei-II i-d Ihe rescue of -u rih i - Inin tin- Ne tni'i n Hnini l-'riiin ICud te sea was very rc-ugli." i- di. net bine great I'aeilic. In I'The but v IClMl he -aid. dlliieulty A nut her and ie- three beat-. vn-iiiiici" rail seen the blaze peuilel. ptcMiig up em- heat wltli lii- men. Il hen we lir-t -Ighted the North- , ern I'aeilic she wns In Humes from end1 e end. We made lui-te te her a-M-t- i mice and found the lifeboats ileatine about." Hue of the lew of. the Tran-i-qria. lien, a cabin buy. leserlbed tlie scene a.- "henible and beautiful." "The Dames were le.iplns i:p above Inld.'""1""'0".'1 "'"" '"' ''"' iU'"1'" bt 'senie of 'tin- i, ,-., w, had left the l.iiiiug -hip dclared the llame- were t,i- eb-eived ,-,.t fi ,h,. .ec.n.l tuii- , N ,K sr,.,.., t Knew hew the ll-ll't.i,, WI.H.I...I I I. Il n-:i -miii um -ern w 111 - werd the tile fpiui'1 ipiukly, und all hand- w-ie for. cd t- lake le the beats. , 1 Captain Cha-e t.-ml hi. vessel lirst -ighted the Nirlhein I'.-uilic ulieut 1, lock ji-tird.iv morning nml took the In-t beat In about 'J:''u. The re-ei.e work ua- cemji'c'eii at ."'. :"H ami the 'it in-p'ii tal'en -loe.l In until !l o'cleei; v leuiay tiiuriilti, at which time (lie 'Neit'urn l'.Hihi-. ll-!ni .iheitt III) de t,i" te -tin beard. 11.1- -till alb at. Why Mic I.istcil u .My-tciy "I tliiuk sin reiii-iined in thai posi tion, although, el i-ni'-e. that is ju-t a gin ." In- .-.ml. "N,, one knows heu- ! the lire -tiirtnl. Ne one can imagine why she i-ii.( ,u -he did, for she wa light at the time." , Ne one en the Ti-nn-piu tatien hehN ,111,1 Iiejic tm the tnin empleyes of the Sun Shipyard. "Th' 1 are liiideiibtully le-t," fr.. um "f the men. Mcmhei- of the ship'-" ei-iw -ay fhei wen- piarten-d near 1 lew the tin- broke out and that iiih of tin m v.i- -ecu nfterwatd. ' The -unlier- Here oierllewiii; with gratifiih- at being -Hatched from nlme-t .I'-ita'n death. Tear- gll-tened in the!:- im-- a- tln-y 10I1I of the Inavery of the rc'ctii-r- who delied the lite and' the sea te sine them. 'I raiispoilatien Fiisl en Scene The Tiuu-pei t.ilien nn- the !!.-( ie.-. cue -hip in sieci nut e sea hi respeu-C te call- for help liein tin- burning ship. While thl- steamer ua- hurrying tu tin- 1 1. -cue ye.-triday -he came upon Hue-' "11. ill litilniii- which wire being in-nl iil-iiir tin-wine-, leu mlh-.s bey null I Nei th in Kiel l.iglll 'lie twenty -two Mirvunr- in (In-c ihn-e hi Ml- were iilnie-t evliau-tcil from tlie'ii- stiugg'i- te k'".p the small craft , itle.it hen laken aboard tlie Trans Trans Trans rorta'len aline-i all of thcin crawled ii Mill.- and went in sleep. Tin of in- 11 11 are -till In bed ill from c- 1! the lap'iuii ether Northern DIRECTOR r9ffiL9XTTiniBlBP7liyiXT'v.2W'JiVHBV,''t1JQHBPT'.TiC mTmsmAmmtMAi U.T31TJT J ATITCT iPHFA'. T HPT.Kin ) A 5, 4 I'aeiftV officers aboard tbe Transporta tion Include the first officer, the chief engineer and the Uit assistant chief iiiglncer. According te the rescued men, when the Northern t'nclliu causht fire few' of the crew held any hope of rescue. The first thought of the efflcern was a iilreleM call for help, but that was Impossible, as there was no wlrelesc operator en beard. It was learned from members of the crew that nrrlved en the Transporta tion that the Northern l'nctfic was en veloped in llnmcs quickly after the Ida no started. Origin of Ilhic Mystery Although Captain l.tistl gave etdcrS te divulge nothing about the burning ship, one of the crew members, :i fire ninn, whose name could net be learned, said he had no Idea what started the bla7c. "I was in the held of the icswl," he wild, "when the alarm wait sounded. We nil rushed te the deck and when we get there the crew was preparing te leave the ship. "The Haines were spreading rapidly and it seemed the whole vessel was- burning. Seme of the men reached the .deck none tee seen, for a moment later .their ascent from the held would have I been cut off. . ' "We were beginning te feel (he Iicat as ive jumped Inte the lifeboats und abandoned the vessel." As the lifeboats lef. the burning liner none knew whither or net all had been 're-rued. The beats were seatt"red about en the sea, v.dileh was driven by a brlx'S V hid, but tin co were able te keep fairly clr-e together. These three were the beats 4flrst 1 sighted by the Transportation and picked up. Then they learned that an other beat, drifted from their group, j had been picked up by the Wyile. According te the crew rescued en ihe Tiiitiiieriatinn getting aboard the res cue hoots .from the 11 rollout was a tedious task. The little beats, they said, pitched and rolled lu the rough .sqis. und It seemed at times they would be caught under the ship's counters'. Hut each lime they careened with the heaving seas the (mailer crafts were able te shove clear. They jtle had hardship, they said, n uuiliiiig way nsntrM. the rolling seas In celling nwav from the burning ship, as they I ea red their beats might be up set In tin ctplo-len in the burning liner. Captain Jehn J. Hut.sen, of (he revenue cutter Kiekapoe, ami com- miinders of the ether ships which rushi-jl te the re-cue. say it would hni e been impossible for the four niiih- inc men te es.ape An upturned lifeboat the only thing saved from the MiiiHen liner is Pentine mi the surface of the ocean today It, i-' , was .-ecu drifting nut te sen. While fetue of the crew believe It iiiiyht hnie been occupied by the men who perished und then overturned in the heavy sen-, there are ether- who think that the little beat was burned trem its moorings and simply drifted aiiaj. WIFE'S HOPE FADING FOR MAN ON LINER '"We have no weul of him yet." In the-e few tear-ehehrii words nre tpresMl all the natlli if t'ir tragedy which suddenly laid its luiud upon the little family of Ilichard J. Hall. Jr.. the young marine engineer who Is among the four nilsning from the Ill- ,!" " .erincrn racinc. " M l"'r six-year-old snn at her sl''0- 'rs. Oace Hull.-his wife, steed 'eun' nt IP 'l001' nf t'"'1'- home. r'j:'. i eijar avenue, and forced her-elfytu ut ter the few nurds which attest her rap idly fading hopes for his safety. Her grief -ince the ilrst news of the di-n-ter has been poignant. The little home in Wi-t I'hiladelphla was se happy and she and her husband wen- o.deieted te each ether that this -ud- den Plew lias ulnie-l relilicil her e all The District Attorney s eincc mis re faculty te live, l'xistence seems te her , celled a letter from 11 woman describing a drak and almle-s vlMa. The terrible itneei tiilnly which sur sur teunds her liunbiiiid's fate only adds tn her anguish, for the conflict of hope and ne-palr i- continually going en in her breast. Ne word lias yet been re ceived which can support her lu this hope, but she never abandons It.. And Dick, the jnung-ter. docs net yet realize 11 hat has happened. Ill chief concern is for the small sultca-e which 111- father bninnied from him le lake en the trip. Te his mercifully circumscribed uiiderstnnditig of the sil mil inn tin- e,s of 1 hs. Id- ine-t pried pe-.e ion. i- 1 In- nie.-t tragic of all. Ner can he nndirstand his mother's teai-. With childish care es he would try te comfort her. and again ami again he lifted tlie reeeiier from the telephone a- his mother had done se many time.-, in the la t few hours, In an attempt te de something te rr'.leie her dl-lre. "If anything should happen te liick if he I- le-t I shall die!" she walls eier ami ew-r again. "I shall neicr be alflc te live if he doesn't cenn- home te me." 1 Weman Shet Film Man, Is Theory I i-ntiau'.il frnm I'ucc Our , iutlmaele- of tlie past thai eaine under their eb.-eriatbin. .liieng the-e vilie will figure In the' i'lv -ligatien are .Mabel Nermami. Alary Miles' Mlnter. Nina (ierbi-r ami Claire Vlllder, inotieti iiilui- ad res, e-, Ihe hi I thl f whom hnie been leperleil in li-ne been panic- te hue affairs with 'I.yler: lletnw t'ea-ey, Ncgie luiiisi in.-, 11. who found the body ; Unwind l'el l'el lew. former chauffeiir of Tayler; Charles Hi ion. manager of the I'limeu-I'liijer-- l.a-kv .tiulie--. in wliieli Tay I01 ua- einpleyeil; Mrs. Pemglns Mac l.'.m. wife of a nioiien-plciure actor. a- igiiber- of Tayler, who saw 11 slrangi r haiiug Ihe Tayler doei'iiay niter heir mg a -het ilu-ie en the night of tlie ii urder, and a he-t of ethers ceiicern- II g whom In I.- of information hnie come te iiiie-tigaters. .Alyslcry Ivni clops Letters I ne.iplaim d circiim-timce- surround iiievements of the packet of letters, in- 1 hiding Ictiei.s fiem .Mabel Niirmaml te '1 111 ler, which wa- found by u police uteitiM- in the Tayler huuse yesterday. labil Nerinaiid. who wa- iu iiuupnuy i-IHi Tailor enlll 7;:ill o'clock en Wed'. " 'lay night a week nye. wiihlu nu I "'I f the time which iniestigaters lv as tlie time if the iiiurdvr. visited Me heu-e the following iiiernlng anil eight lhe-e lellcis. She said they' might be mi-liitcrpictcd if rend by the pulilp'. Inn denied that a love affair existed lietwcen Tayler and herself. It i- believed tlie centralisatien of the laie.-tlgatllig will lesiilt iM , l,,-,,.,. uig down of "tlie ion-piracy of silence" lie- police declared existed en the pari of the uintleii-pletuie people concerning details essential te Hie apprehension of the assailant. William C. Uuran. Chief Di-putv Ulstiiet Attorney, niinruineeil Uuu ,', ltivestlg-ltleu lieuhl be I'm- ln ,).,, mei-p. .ug than aiiv pehhih'e ,mi one el the three investigating fnn-iH Involved. Il was stated eiery person who Is h. Ilevi-d te have I lit- -llghie-t connec)leil wllli Hie affair or the slightc-t infer, inatleu bearing upon It. would he sub jected te the most rljjhl ipirMlenlr.g. Tills would menu iiiotlen-pletuie people fiem the humblest te the highest, it wa- said. Peel all Efferts Eyhlynce In the cas0 from all setirccj whtU: gathered by eltv nellr-i. An. itwrmj ucputies ."-.-r .' ,.1 .1- -... "" r. the.Brverlff, r.l '! i r,J will be turnetl ever te the Dlslrlet M M terncy und nil force, tiicluclliiR teetives im-lKtied te the District Attur tier's ellice, will peel their energies In trying le solve the mystery. Te this wan added today the an nouncement that the District Attorney would mnke nil official Mntemcnts en the precrcNs of the liivcstisatien hero here after, nltheuisli the vnrlmiH officers stated there Mould be no abatement e. their r.enl In trying te uncover -the murderer. . . , . , ,. A second handkerchief found Its way Inte the Investigation about the same time the detectives said Ihey found the letters In n lioet in n closet In the Tayler apartment, rcavey in' suddenlv found u hnndkerchlcf hearing the initials "M.M. M." A hundkerchief previously reported found nenr the body nhertly nftrr the murder was discovered, but since wild te lie inlKslng. was alleged te have borne the letter "H." It Is renarilcd a- iiit iiit prebable that u complaint charging murder will he Issued against tiny per per ten In connection with this case until lifter the wheh affair has been pre tented te the county Grand Jury. Meantime, although the Sherift deputies profess te cceut the theory that Kdivnril l Sands, former butler K'cretarv for Tayler, could threw any light en the case, the police detectives remain llrm In their announced belief the mystery will net be solved until lis liad been found. St-cli Heart of Scandal . It was sold im netresM had called upon Deian and advanced two theories, neither of which Involved the et-but-ler, t?nnd. One wn belleied te i elate ... :....t.. unliiip nt hnrsrlf and the I eiher 'inielvcd n group of inutlen-piu- Hire people, ii u ruiui Among the telegram- from Miss Noi Nei inniid te Tayler wcru bel'.eied te hale been a number sent by the i-imcdleniie in I.es Angeles in llll!, when 'Jayler was "en locallen" lu Massachusetts with one of the Famous I'lnyers prn.lin:- These telegrams were said te have been mhlrcs-cd te Vr,l,,,n,l.i. tuu. Tailor was known by u military title for' some time tiftcr his discharge front the lliMtls.li Army. The cM'hnnge .of wircN was said te hnie been nu attempt te patch up n disagreement between them arising ever the nttcntleus one was bestowing en a third member of the picture colony. Ml.d Vin-iniinil was Ptimillg HI lie: I fm Princess." Geerge Ade's picture. ,,. -p,f) n was made at the tteluivjii htnilie" Victer" sohcrtzlnger wns Mis ' .x nm;,i' director. Tayler at the time i x n ,ijr(.(.ting Maw Miles Mlnter In A f ClVtxn tJublc-!," made iu Mas- , , .....i....,,,.,, . . i. ....... ., ithtn the t 1IC lltillll- Hi.-. '" , . . e ...... .i..i ,. ..f l,. eiise. when I cope ei inn. iik"!""1 " ;,,v -: ., .inev.itlves of the Llistrtct Aiiemcy office. It is learned, made efforts yes- terdav ti ipiestien one of the bigge-t Independent llgures in the motlen-iiie- ture hu-itii-s. This num. recently d - , veried. was -aid te have been madly In ;ieie with an actress who iipparcntly 'held Tn vim- In higher esteem. Me Is i reported tn have prope-ed marriage en i . numerous of en-Ien-, te the nctrcss wlie.-e , silken nightgewii police detect Ives assert j they found in Taylors home shortly after he was shot. "Seme one is going te be arre.-ted- and suddenly for the Tayler murder, i ruder Sheriff I'ligcne lHs-iill said ye.-- I terday. "And It will net be ICdward I . 'Sands. Tailor's mi-sing valet. Tayler I was killed through jealousy, and net reicnge." , A tight tn sine the professional repu tation et Mary .Mile Mlnter has been 'started by her friends. Hollywood's 1 financier-, dealt u severe blew in the ' Arhuckle ease,, arc re-elvcd that no ' mere screen prestige in which theusnud-, i 1 of dollars have been tnvc-ted shall be ' lest. Several tinanciers met her uUnr nejs nt her home, ltehlml drawn cur , tains, while priinte detectives steed ' guard te keep outsiders away, the con ference continued during I lie nigiit unu ' up until an early hour iu (lie morning a meeting between two mysterious men driving two automobiles nt a street corner the night of the killing. ' Heth were -e muffled -up that their fentjircs were indi-tingui-hnble. They parted, going iu different direct Ien-. One f'f them dropped a strip of lilm showing the (Iraud Canyon with the caption. "A deep and breeding mystery -eems te lnAcr ".-'.-r thi- great .-car en the face of nature." Detectiics are going ever film found in Tey ler'- home te me iiliellu-r tins was tns.cn irem ' collection. Meie te Settle l-Matc Public Administrator Ilrien. to gether with -evcial deputies, went te the -lain man' house yisterday te re lume hi" personal effects that (lie es tate might be -ettled. Clothing, hook.-. Mt li 40c Luncheon iiiae .. m. ma v. .11. ZEISSE'S HOTEL 820 Walnut St. Jehn O. II. yirrrs, Prep. k Eczema Psoriasis Itch IM'-lluN hii" hi- a hi ; iiiiciii 'n"'i "" " 1 I'Kir'.i-.'iF. I'u'e ' '!' '.ill lvljel.il Ie T.i" ( ,,,. ellire-l fer 'i . .i llilll. if t 's hi-'it. I' It'll .1 IV .'. I" P'-i inns i- Im. I '. hi 1 in, I Ws j e I stll elf. 1 , iitni t -ii.,. ,,r li'll'il unit I5u ' r.tcin.'i -lint .'iii'uii hull. ll the 01.. ' I MlI.' ..!, I , ,, 10 1 emu e ' "' rn .i vj p-i 1 Tn- . -WilMtlt' 111 T'ln.i li n... I ulll ik'lOlel III ' .. 1,1111 tlie liiip' um lii ill h,, nj, It Mill . I. "dul tlinilrillT .-cli. I S.MffLllS'. I ..rlu.ra ( et Hi. ah ii-.-iiie i., .... ,,1 lUtllM. tli l.l' fl-lll f'llll.- hliMl It'S "I' II "1 .' 1-1' A-li'll ill' fur I'Mirr'.HK 1 II "III 1II..11I1 n or mi l.l 111 Hi- BUIIl' .11"! lUMlt-ll II.' ' ilh II wilt manic V',v fe'',n'"' Will nn,. p,,. nriliate relluf for Mu :i If n , ,v, , ... II lifter fcll 11 Itlfc-- "U Mill II, i- j, Mm,. mt llu-lim. If '"I leu- irli-mi-i win, skin ireuHe te' thnn ul.uijt Hu Hen mul they will "'IT i.iin u. As!, i., ,r iPlu.. iln fiiiilth. M. .11 4 fr.i.li 11 ',,,,, ... tilatilliii'ei--". II ei. li 1 tn Hun (..ictii.nl 1 e,, eiiiii-1- lt lle A BLEMISH COMPLEXION If you siiffe- the .'Miuoyance of p Idtuihliiil cempli mi , hi Km ,u ence ihi-i fimph l.oiiie lirnutv trmtim-nt Uiilhe your fan- ,ih the warm Itit'-i,-ef lllitU nml White s-eap, m,,.-,. urj ilrv horeiiKhle Tin ri lik'ht'v -ipiilv a thin cealinir nf I'.Iaek ,,iK White H. amy Ulencli. Allew te letnaln en evir night removing iu the morning with numi water, In a few days, all blemishes will have disappeared, .mil your eonipli-.leu u beft, clear ami kmoeth lilac!; anil White H-.-ujtv ni,acli Ih for sale by your druijgl-jt at 50e t'10 j,ir, .Send 21e te Dipt C, 1'leush Mi-iii. phis, Teiiu . for a rulllable ehlerilew-n powder pulf. eentalnlim a iWe weeks' supply of ihe pei ri-e face powder' HliU-U nnd Wlille "Incuise of Klew.'r I.ltcrature pliliiK In detail all Informa tion regarding the- benutlfyliu; nren-rt lis1 of Ileaulj IIUucli mailed up",, leriut. , aSTF 9 If n pheAgrnpb nutl plnne imiiers were taken care of nnd various Mr. Hrysen Mated Almt there were no papers of material Interest lu these that he (eclk. He slated (hat the po lice and the District Attorney had been through them prier te his office taking charge and that any papers of value were removed by them. , The. cslntc. It was stated, would net total mere thnn $20,000 unless l un known safely deposit boxes or bank ad counts lu his name are found, It Is believed that there Is a sum iu a New Yerk bank, but Investigations thus fur have failed te reveal It. Iu Mr. Tayler's effects are scv hundred e.Mioelcd cheeks. Mauy of them arc for leans and are Indorsed &MMMM Si ,One-Day .- SEASHORE? AUanUc City - Ocean City Stene Harber Wildwood and Cape May r.XCtllHIONS KVEBY SUNDAY 1.50 l In Atlantic City Knllreml I.re Chestnut nnd south Hi. IVrtts for Atlnntlc City 7:an ,. Jt. Ter Ocean City. Htene llarl'er. Wllilweeil nml I'nre Jtny, Icme rhestnul St. rWrj' 7:0 A. M.. Seulli Pi. IVrrj' "!'n A' ' Iteturn. 'n from nil points ft: III P. St. V Ailillthillill i:rurslml WA'illlNOTON'H ItlHTIIIl.W XlVilne-il'iy. IVIinnirv g? ion mun.t:i imeratiiin Tickets iiiaw be tmrcliaatd Philadelphia & feffirgnffiaill STEAMStlll' NO.nrBH S. S. Brush February 2Uth Tcuni freight rceeln-Uilull.v t J'ler IU North (feet of Vine Ml.) Passenger Cruise de Luxe S. S. Ruth Alexander -ullliiB from -Nrw Yerk Fi-lirimry inth In fulirnrnlu, vln I'Himmu fuimi. irltli nlupuii-rs ut II inn en, qrUtnbnt, llKlhen. I.ea Angetct, I-iiii rriinrUee, Senllle, Tui-iinm Fer Rates and Information NORTH ATLANTIC & WESTERN S. S, CO. Otriirrs anil Afni's I' 8 Slilpplnp flnnnl FUrnmrrs 1U6.S. Fourth St., Philu. I'henv Lembard S791-2.3; Main 7781-2 BLACK DIAMOND LINES RKGULAK FREICyiT 3ERV1CB TO ROTTERDAM (USSQ) , sS ss EDGEHILL" "STORM KING' (WSSd TO ANTWERP -WEST INSKlt"' (USSB) "SUTHERLANU" (USSB) Fur Rate and Particulars, Apply ss Geyelin & Company, inc., .. au 108 Seuth Fourth Lembard SU4 MALLORY TRANSPORT LINES, Inc. Regular Freight Service Te GENOA, NAPLES, BARCELONA, MARSEILLES A STEAMER (U. S. S. B.) First Half Feb. Fer Rates and Particulars Apply Geyeiin & Company, inc., i- aw 108 Seuth Fourth Street, Philadelphia Lembard 5144 Main 7699 vmmTfffirn Ptnv&tt.Ttt&&. il'lll'ICDS . V T'i Uf.UliOlliU rfOI TH l.llfriiN .III! ITAMA IV1- SH Mur. Jl Anr. II IIAI III;TA.M Apr. I ir. '.'.i M.i Irt lliMI I'.M'AKI I M.O ail June go Jiilj 111 N. V Il HM.IIMX IM.VMOl Til I'liiniiierins AM' liAMuriie ..AVflM . II ir. 1 XV l ejfl'lIN.-HllVX .4 I.IVIIIll-inU. I i.llVIA l't. Apr. A si'MIMl . Feb. S.I Mm. ii Anr. gil I Mil ItllMA Mur. II V V l.l 1 ijVliilVIU-.l.l'V .- lit.l.-UillV l-ill't .ll.ir. 1; M.t.l I'.l I ler. R Hi) I'! lii"- Pi N lO llllill'l.N l.il.N'bi'Xlli:illti INli C.I.ASiJuU u.i.i:i;ii . M.tn-ii 1 v mi M.iin;iit 1 I'.init ijiuitu,.i'. t...ir:i'.- niNii'M sne.r- i-'H'M' ii,M''i. I'lit.vm- rn.N-'riM'iviip 11 uri ami Ai.r.x.iM'm 1 I AKUAMX Cel.. It v . r m:u iti'.iM'iii;i. M' .MP'inr.s I i.-nf'N iiuin.ii.T.Mi. Mi'i.rsi i'xti'.i di niiewiK 'ntii:.-ii:. nt in. II t,t iimi-ii '.'i nui.ii'i-i 'an i" liiini.iiTiii 1-lTI'ls Wll Pllt It- 1 s' lllM'.i: (1IKIMI-.-. ll.ir. d tuniril nml Amliiir sit-.inislihi Lin 1' ii.M-iik'i'i- Ulllic, MHO II, limit -tri--t, I'hll.i. 1'rrlElit linirr. Itnnr-e IIIiIk.. I'lilli. Dixie Steamship Lines n rniL.Lfiiurni te Bristel, Manchester, Glasgow U. S. S. B. SS "0PELIKA" Expected le Snil Late Feb. or l.arly March n rnMnitr.vci: iimi: Harriss, Marjill & Ce., Inc. 121 Lafayette Nidi;., I'hlliidi'lphi.i lumiinril .VISII-I ll.iln 73"( uuiwmnmmwwmvmmisimmiiumnmlmrmm fCOMMERCIAn STEAMSHIP LINES D MUM PHILADELPHIA te LONDONDERRY, BELFAST DUBLIN and CORK SS "Hast Kins," Last half Feb. Moere and McCormack, Inc. ' 44d.JG Bourse Bldg., Phila, wmm Lemb. 0585 .Main 7.-l.l- AMERICA UNE MCtV XUUli IU ItOlrKllllAM VU I'lymuutti, Uuule:ue-buj.4tr RattrrniiBi ., .Anr. n ,.. 'IS J...1 SI St AJtlmwBiw 4. Tn&i!iZfUr with the nnmeH'prritnlnent irfni iiuii'piciure iveriu. lllllH, lethli mid tlllliald. were fen n, I ' .I... -.....- ..... -" ...i Ne iveVd Iliis been received concern! ing the itllhie-Ulmr of W vvahiahffii and they' will be Uent In. mr,,J.?!?J (he entire utntp can be; diecked uul As no ether heirs hie In evidence, ffil llrysen stated ''that Mr. Tniirtt':3 Tayler1! daughter will be the recipient Man and Wife Held as Rum.M.i...il Watsen Zlemlskl and his wife. ie Xlemiskl. of 1100 Hes street, Camd.a itltn.t SW held In. SIWM) bail bv lZi1?'J ... .., . i.:. . ..i i .... ""niw .iHiaCKUmisc ioeiij, ceurKCii wn eniTil.4 crn'Tlng a still In defiance of the InI'l Inns. Several witnesses testified th.ifl linil beusht ivnisuy trout (lie Zk'wUwd Outings Frem PHILADELPHIA 1.1 Wilkes-Barre AND Scran ten At.ii Mnni.h Climilf. $3.75 IVIill. Ilnt-pn. Anhln J Neit Siinttiiy, Jhrnar- yi f;p"clal truln leaM'3 Itemllni; Tit mlnnt 1:00 A. ST., Hleprlue nt Celumlila Ave., Muntlrsden Ht M'nviie Junction. I.usun ar.a Scnkln Scnkln lewn. , New Yerk $3.00 Every Other Sunday Next Sunday, February 19 Bpiclnl train Iravcs Rcndlnir Ter mlniil S:00 A. St.. rtepplni: nt Col Cel nnililn Ave., tluntlnirden Ht Wamii .lunetlmi. I-eu'in nml .Tcnlelntewn. conselt aekn,ts hkk vlvekh prier te dates of VicurHena Reading Railway STKAMSHIP NOTirKS KreiRht salllnffa out of PHILA DELPHIA Uic '6th and 20th of each month DIRE C T. vl Panama Canal te rj San Uiege. l3 Angeles. San Fran. ctce, Oakland, Seattle, Portland Asteria, Tncema, Vancouver, B c S. S. Lehigh March Oth SAILING FEB. MAR. FEB. MAR. sa Street, Philadelphia Main 7629 New Ywk te SeuthAmerica en U.o.fjevemmentohu r as test lime te Rie de Janeiro, Montevideo and Bunel Alrei. Irinft shjpi- American nrrncf Amcric.ui fend Am-rleiii comferti. Slr incs worn rier 3. Houelicn. Huren , . .Fc-b. 18 Apr. 13 American Lesien. .Mar. 2 Apr. 27 Southern Crets Mur. 18 Arelui Mar. 30 ' Menien SteatDstrielM i liuil M., Xfiv erk U17 riilladrlphin nfflrr, I1rstl UKU. Managing Operators ler I SHIPPING BOARR FLORIDA By Sea JACKSONVILLE (Vl.i Saianu.ih) Frem PHILADELPHIA ulUUncmlaj, baturd.ir, 6 T. M. $34.3S,Vnn: WWtffl lriiU nun Hi .,11111011 1 iiiiiuiii-'I liuna Imliidi'il, i:iri ilnirci. tut I'rurupnudr DviU Itoeiim. Tlrkru Kiieil lu reliiru 1111III Aluy Jl. Irt-lBlil mil,. Aiiliiiiiiihllrn r.ir Mil ltlll-.ll n. p.,.u., I Mtrclunti & Mintn Tram. Ce, ?lfr IR S Drlnniire Are., I EXPORT Transportation Ce., Inc. Oriele Steamship Lines PHILADELPHIA le LONDON. HULL & LEITH S S "CAl'L'LI.N" Feb.' IS II fur liifurmuilun unil ralfN upi'ly i :si Hudsen ShiDDinff Ce,, Inc. , AcraU fi. Lafeyttte Uulldinjr, PhlU, -Jft U. S. r 0 um wiafi.ysssrj ifciiife r fStft JtV k" (VI ,. , aMa?iiaat . ' ' ... A.. l'a-! . ,fh tYwulnpfl . V UnWyt ., n ,A .Vf)J5,Vt. J3Wt,W.. -L.lT V v . 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