Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-10-29

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s-,s,l, 10 When~yer ;isere is fog.
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scrsf.l below shall ie carried and us-4, and
-hAl l-e sounded a; l2s; every Eve minutes,
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20 STEAMSHIPS under way shall ase a
s,..a-whi>;l- plaord b-fsre the funnel. no;
is than eigl.i irv, ;rosn the deck-
~ Sailing ships under way shall use a
To- horn.
Iel Steamships and sailing ships when not
under way shall use a bell.
STEERING AND SAILING RrIEs.
Too Saaing-shils meeting.
.iyticle IL. 1.-two sailing ships are meeting
end on, or nearly end on, so as TO involve risk
OF collision the helms Of both shall he put TO
port, SO that each may pass on the port side
of the other.
Trio Saili"g-ships Crossing.
.A,ticle IL. When two sailing ships are
crossing so as to involve risk of collision, then,
if they have the wind on different sides, the
ship with the wind OH the port side shall
keep out of the way of the ship with tho
wind on the staboard side, exccp. in the case
in which the ship with the wind on tie port
side is close hauled, and the other ship free,
in which case the latter ship snail keep out OF
the way, But if they have the wind on the
same side, or if one Of them has tho wind aft,
the shin which is to windward shall keep out
of tho war of the ship which is to lcward.
Two Ships under steam Meeting.
article IS. If two ships under steam are
meeting end on, or nearly end on, so as to ir.
volve risk Of collision, the helms of both
shall be put 10 port, so that each may pass
On the port side Of the other.
Two Ships ander steam Crossing.
Article IA. If two ships under steam nre
crossing so as to involve risk Of collision, the
ship which has tho other on her own STAR
board side shall keep out Of the way Of the
other.
Sailing Ships and Ships maer steam.
Articlc Is. 1.-two ships. one of which is
sailing-shi and the other a steamship,
are proceeding in such direction as to involve
risk of collision, the steamship shall keep
out ofthc way Of the sailing.ship.
Ships mndcr steam to slachen speed.
Article 16. Every steamship. when ap.
preaching another ship. so as to involve risk
of collision, shall slacken her speed, or if
necessary, stop and reverse; and every
steamship shall, when in fog, 60 at moder-
ate speed.
Vessels orertaking other Tcsse1s.
article. II. Every vessel overtaking any
other vessel shall keep out Of way of tho said
last mentioned vessel.
Construction Of articles 12, IA, Is, and17.
Article IS. Where, by the above rules,
ono Of two ships is to keep out of the way,
the other .hall keep her course subject to the
qualifications contained in the following ar
ticlcs -
Provisions to sarc special Cases.
article 10. In obcying and constituting
these rules due regard must be had to all dan.
gers of navigation, and due regard must also
b. had to any special circumstances which
may exist in any particular case rendering
departure from the above rules necessary in
immediate danger
No Slip under any circumstances to neglect
proper precaution.
article 20. Nothing in these rules shall
sxsncrate any ship, or the owner, or master,
or crew thereof, from the consequences of any
neglect to keep proper lookout, or of the
neglect ofany prccaution which may be re-
quired by the ordinary practice Of seamen,
or by the special circumstances Of the case.
Approved, April 20, 1864.
A lady supposed to be on the point Of death
cured by Hollomay's Ointment and PHLs.-
Mrs. bosom, of Grnniy Hill, Harwich, GER