Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1890-11-15

hailed the director Of the repeIler, and
swore to him through His trumpet that
if he did not Immediately order the
Lonox to be set free. her heaviest guns
shoa!d Be brought 70 bear upon his float
ing counting house, and that it should be
sunk if it took all day to Go it.
II would have been i grim satisfaction
to the commander Of the Lonox to sink
ReD@ller No. 6, for he knew the vessel
when she k2d belonged to the United
States navy. Before she had been
bought by the syndicate, and fitted out
with spring armcr, he had made two
long cruises in her, and hc bitterly hated
her, from her keel up.
The director Of the repeiler agreed to
release the Lenox the instant her com
mander would consent to return to port.
No answer was made to tiiis proposition,
bat dynamite gun On tie Lenoz wa3
brought - bear upon the EynGicate's yes
sci. Desiring to avoid any complications
which might ensuo from actions Of this
sort, the repeileT steamed ahead, while
the director signalad Crab II to move the
stern Of the Lcnox to the windward.
which, being quickly done, the gun of
the latter bore upon the distant coast.
It was now very plain to the syndicate
director tAat his words could have no
effect upon the commander Of the
Leuoz. and he therefore signaIad Grab
Il to tow the United States vessel into
port. Nhcl the commander Of the
Lenox saw that lis vessel was beginning
to move backward he gave instant
orders 10 put On al steam. But this
was found to be useless, for when the
dynamite gan was about to he fired the
engines had been ordered stopped, and
the moment that the propeller blades
ceased nuvinG the ni2pers Of the crab
had been released from their hold upon
the stern post, and the propeller blades
OF the LenoX were gently tut firmly
seized in grasp which Included the
ruader. Il was therefore impossible for
tAe cngiIo5 Of the vessel to reyolre the
propeller, and, unresis.;2gIy. the Ionox
was tuwed, sierra foremost, to the break
water.
Tho news OF this Incident created the
,r-;i,lo-+ ;,l ;.~.,c- ;,,,, =, IT,, f--;.I er4A
No.. ~ - 49,, -. =,
49, -: 49,. 'i'o
~ 49,, - -''' q, 81
general in foreign countries The affair
was The subject Of i z3ol deal If com
mant, but it was also Inc occasion Of
r7rcb asrio,,4 cl,,.;-!,.-..4,on r.rit ,,,,n-.aJ
t',.4 C,,a r. t',, ~,.,-.;,-+,,. ,.,,,,ll,l,..,1
va.e,l. co.il o.;-,t-l,t f,,.,,,q- ,~',,, @,,G
yvi4lo1, fs,,r IF ;.,il,,,,- g., 49,. -
= 7,,an-r~.,-o- ae1d +,,r +. ,.,,f.! io,. -
D'aasad.
Tho r,.lho~,+-7a - 7--,,y,.,,,-4o., .,o,.
i,,s4.,r+ $500, ~, -
op;4a c,i;,,.t rf,at a., C,r,,.s-+ -
t,a J-Dff~l ,g4.,e c-,.j flo 1;-,.,.l. III
been violated I,v 10 1n~ov -, cn-,.
m9nd,r ,r t.ta. cr.4.l 49,. ,,-,-,;,,,,,,j--d
hy fine c,r-,,-..r-- lf tla ,..,-'. mi ~.
i1:r,I tf,.it h..., .,,,,., n, H.,
orIi, o,ro.go. i;,.sa. DE-. gr,,,,-,,,,,3..,, ~
er,,x I-,,,,, H.. .,,.,...t,.,- 4 90
nav-z, ,,--, , a.,,.,., o.. T.. w., - ,,.,.t
Ead ho,,,,a,ad 10 "a ,,.+ C..-I -; ..a,>,.;
,o.,,d to h., i, ..,,,. 80, ., ,.;-..,'-.,,',
u, et., ...l t,,r+ 49, t+.,.,-i --;1-.,
r,T,i.T i,l '.e,T -, -'''7 u,
eoo-, f,, !I,';r- 49,, In -t ',' .,
bar vas co,or.I.-.l al M a., 80
IT, ea,,, VII. w.. &C., -
-, ,h.,;r ,,-s... - 49,, -.
-,-.,-.,i,,l- g., ,-... 800. .-,.--..- .r,' 80,
! 80 '.l-is3 ~ - S'@'-' ,"''i.1zI "'VS
'-'-, ,I'', - '',' = ,'--,' >-l'Ii ~
.i4'1 'i'''' 9''t a'''''., " an '!Cf S,'.iiil8
- .-i,' ',''L'''' " = '''' .''''.A"Li e rs
p. ''''''t ana S'S.,'.'eI'' DO" foremost
- 'el anchorage ''e''.-.' .iif oFe''. "'lsti'
tue c'''''-''s'-'''-l ','i.!-.15 MS Stars that
40 "''~S '''> L~'!'N MA S"l "-'S1H u
NH
li'' heH!i'>fs G! me synHlca1e We're
vel "h@l'"" 20 remove t'e uhIAF.'>toie
IN i'.eSSloh regarding WHAT was c'si!ed II
many quarters tAyif attack upon q
CiiIed states vessel, ana ciFc''',,r 10
the Pal!lc w&s Issued. II "k'ch they e%-
pressed itaIi G2ep regret ~ D'lh& oH.!Ged
To- interfere "!tA 70 many brave oL!icefS
ana men IN Il moment OF F''fi"'ir en-
u''Aia&in' ana HNPtalhih2 no" a's'iu'eiy
Necessary II was tila' me L'HoA S.'"uia
De removed from a Eo3'''"n "he[' aeon
hict WIN EnEti'h me OF "'ltI' Si''HS
would be proo2aie. mere were many
thinkiIE persons VINO sa" tIe W'iS!lt O
the synd'Iatt $ statements ''"I 'i'e e'ieot
O. the cl1aiH upon t'@ popular MINI
was not great.
me SF"'n'At7 was new h',I3 a WORK
M 'i'3 preparations % '.I'' ana s'i"i.e