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New-York tribune., 1890-06-01

If Napoleon he says: " at the height OF ms pros
perity he had forgotten that G"d was ABOUT 10 s'S
10 him Thou shalt go no firthei' iio" man
can forget what has not yet pccurreo 10 P"c''io"
we leave to the author. FOR the res' '"c H"ii"''c
is highly interesting, ana throws he" HSnV !"
,,,on, ,,ovs unon tho second marriage of Napoleon.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-01

provided a plentiful supply Of vegetables from her
ov,n garden and milk from her dairy. During the Last
year 10 patients received, many OF whom would
have died had 1t not been for the kindly mnstratons
M the I,-others The lease of the present building
which Is altogether too small will expire next March,
and It is hoped that before that time a permanent
home I'm The Vicinity Of the city will be secured where
oll the philanthropc ideas Of tie Brothers may 10
fully developed. And they confidently expect that
their power TO secure such a home.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-01
AN AMERICAN BISHOP.
AN INTERESTING BIOGRAPHY.

THE LIFE OF BISHOP MATTHEW Ccroe Ua ~ ~
frooks d. d. illustrated. evo, PIP. xi ol2.
HarDer 4; brothers.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-01

This Smallboy story is told In The poston Al
vcrser' lie grandson ~ Harriet Uecchcr stowe
and he was swinglnF on ncighbors gate not wholly
Ia the bcnent OF the gate. friend rsmon with
him. :" don't care abont my neghbor's gate was
IN. reply No" he went on. the words evidentIv
calling mp something In his memory. don't care
about his or his ass. or his man snrvani or any
thing that Is my neigbor's.T The rcmonstrant was
bit startled. DO yOn know who said those words
said he. The boy was puzzled, only a moment
No. said he, IL dunno; but II sounds like Grandma
stowc.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-25
NEW-BRUNSWICK.

Extensive preparations are making LOT 'i'e Sa"'
hurg sunday-school Convention. to be hed III "Is"a"
crove This is one OF the most celebrated semi e"e
ions conventions Of the state, and thousands a'Vc"u
Emo services and picnic in the grove The ieadcr' Vi
, music this year Is l.. T. Riddle. OF New bruiis"on'
and among the speakers are the Kew. franN ~
.ymme,. of Tcnncnt VI j.; the Rev. Dr. "eols' i
strobridre Of New York City the hcV. o. "Snl'
Zones. Of baltimore, Nd and A. j. Arpeey' Vi ~ ma
ex Consul at jerusalem ,.
Rutecis College wifi receive $4,000 year un as
tbc law recently passed by congress sNn"s "pp' %
ti,,e to scientific and agricultural colleges out oi Wv,
nceods Of the sale of public lands IDS sum WI,
10 Increased ~ 900 each year for ten years as Will
hen remain at T.o,OUO year. arc IN he sold
70 dav large number Of properties aic az of
M it,, Collector Warner for default III the pa" "
taXc~. 80 ,.,cbuont against Mrs.
t,li,' Wau.cr for contempt Of court ana iVi M, 20
,i,, an estate She il the admln,traloi vi VI" - r.
~ Isrvi, Wan>cr and has not PAD inc ucpoo ,c,cd 10
r,taincd All the money paid 10 hcr' anu w 80 AGO
az, a., account though ordered to do 80 Nv , iii
SIC has been ordered t. file an account nov a fnr
nonse, I'm court and 10 reimburse her H I-,Ia,s
,ncv. maid ON debit which ne wa, W,scr viii
t,c.c orders are olcycd Immediately, MIS- "''''' "
he committed to jail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-25
NETWORK CITY.

The annual sports of the Ancient Order OF hiper-
mans will be held in Joncs's Wood on Labor Day
Yesterday Police Captain Anthony j. Aiialre' OF
the Broadway squad, added the sixth stripe /" ''io
Insignia on his uniform, which signihes thaC 10 mas
bsen thirty years in the Police Department captain
Aalre has a fine war record as well, having ioushI
at yicksburg on the Red River, at Port HUDSON anu
in the shenandoah Valley.
The St. Patrick's Mutual Alliance Association had
It's annual excursion yesterday to Riverview Grove OH
the Hudson.
Moses Finchberg ten years old and two brotlers'
Jacob and Benjamin AblesOn, respectively eeVeh anu
thirteen years old away from the Cancer losplai
Yesterday. The boys had their hair all cut OH. Inc
police were warned to look for the runaways
The Rev jeremiah O'Connor Of st. Francis XavlerS
College will conduct the second part Of the retreat Oh
the clergy of this archdiocese. which will begin today
in Troy
The steam yacht Meteor which was injured by
.o,Iisior with an Old Dominion steamer on saturday
and subsequently grounded on the Hats south Oh GOV
errors Island was hauled OIL yesterday The hoie III
her side had been temporarily patched up ana sne
was towed 10 south Brooklyn, where she VIII De re-
paired.
Dr ucGIvnn will be welcomed home from his Cali
fornia tour by public reception in Jones's Wood on
Friday.
The Rev Father Louis, Of the Church OF 81 An
thony Of Padua, in Suyanst, has been transferred
to ST. Joseph's Church. Winsted, Conn.
nryan g. Mcswyny will present at the annual DIN
nor of the Order Of Boctrotters Thursday golden
wand set with emerads TO the president, Professor
Peter r. Tarpy.
Monsgmor Preston has assigned the Rev. Dr. r.
Mahony TO duty at the Church OF the Holy 'ross' III
West Forty secondst.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-25
CLEVER ARREST or coUyrERFEITERS

During the last two weeks storekcepcrs on tile west
Side OF the city have been swindcd by persons passing
counterfeit ~ bills on them. Word vas received al
tho Prince street Police station last night that two
Of the gang were working along Wcstst.. aud Ohicer
Fletcher wa detailed 10 look for tbs countcrieiteFs
Fletcher visited several stores In Wcsi, and secured
a description Of a who had changed a two dollar
bill there At King and West SIS, he saw young
man come out OF Titzgcrild's liquor store, AID walk
through King Il. About half way up the block the
man wa, met by young w0man dressed In white,
who handed him something. Before the could
transfer what lie received from the woman, Fletcher
seized the mans hand and found In j. = bill. The
man and woman taken 10 Prince street
Pol &c station. ON the wag M approached the
prisoner, and engaged them IN cOnN, iiIpn lie wa
also arrested The prisoners dgrcfib' thrmselves
William Morris twenty three years Oid Of 40 10 First
st. Carrie Morris. twenty i've wears old OF the sane
address and John Mccain, twenty three years old of
No 35l Fourth ave Twenty four counicrfeii ~ bis
were found I'm the woman's possession. In the Jcier
son Magkct Police Court yesterday Justice German
r,mandcd the prisoners.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-25
OTHER SUBURBAN TOWNS.
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.

NoI-NT VERNON.-Thc Rev. Robert /. sample
postor of the Westminster Ic7bl terrain Chur' III 90"
York prcchcd n the First Presbyterian Chnich here
manning and evening yesterday. The Rev EutFeF
n,v ~ Ole,n. preached in the Baptist Church. and
the Rev A. J. sullivan conducted services IN the Ike
formed Chapel.
TARKY rOWN.-Tle choir boys Of ST. Marks church
,r "a to Rockland Lake to day "hci" they VIII camp
out with the rector until Wednesday. when the party
will return and so the church sunday school eN-
cursion to Lake Mahopac. The Rev. Dr'
Todd has recovered sufficiently to leave town In com
pnny with his wife for the Adir'ndaci>s.
Member, Of Company H. 32d Regiment. New-lork
Volunteers, will assemble at Leutcnant Alfred Law
renee, to morrow evening 10 arrange for the annual
reunion Of the veterans thereof at this place on
Wednesday, september Il. j. ; Millari' the
lawyer. is at Halifax.
WHITE PLAINs-rhc william Wright estate on The
east sue Of BROADWAY. consisting oil nineteen acres of
farm land has been sold to a Mr.. Howard. Of New
York city. for ~ 900 an acre.
soMERS-Dcputy sheriff william H. Ilaock yes
tcr,lay morning lodged In the County Jail Alfonso
Martcllo Il fugitive from justice, wanted at Yorktown
for attempted murder. Mantcllo was arrested IN New
York Clty saturday night BY Detective Erl'ol' Of
thc SiNh Precinct and turned over 10 the Wcschcscr
CnuutV deputy. lac recently buartcr at Joseph
Martini, 40. 344 Onehundred and -tcnthSt. New
York but went without paying hs board Dill
ON August 10 Martin heard that he was working on
A., Auucduet dam mt hmawalh ana he went there
with kosoha i'aIa. MS h2"I'ht'per; 70 onlr't te
Lnusc kent by Bernardo Pa>,cna, who j. now IN tie
White Plains Jail on charge of numbering another
i,',iiou boarding house keeper named ScalgO on
irost l. SiancllO brutally assaulted and beat the
PaiIa woman in the boarding house. and when Martin
went to hcr Mancll1 pulled pistol and fired
"i,"rinr OF Nantcllo fed. cVading arrest until
SATURDAY. The Dana wOman's life Is still despaircd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-25

The South Jersey Jockey Club whose new track
Is AT louces ter CITY, y. j., begins its Inaugural meet
ing on september I. 1t managers have sent I GUY
the following manifesto which l. good literature lOi
Jockey clubs nearer home -, A.,
- The south Jersey Jockey Club starts out WIN III.
determination to permit nothing but iair ana hohc'
racing uron its ,Iack and thls policy VIII De slcan-
fastlv maintained at all hazards strong cAe'nuNe
of EXCELLENT reIutc on the turf has been secured al
the head of which is Captain James u Nelson. VINO
will act as presiding Judge. This gentleman mas bec
long and favoraby known al all the racing centres 81
This country as an official who hn"ws no irar ana
grants no favor TO friend foe III the execution uI
Iii duties The little owner VIII race Oh the S"iul
Jersey Jockey Clubs track on perfectly "lual terms
with the magnates of the tnrf aud the crack Jockey
should he offend against racing laws. VIII nave cN
acty the same justice and punishment Hrcd 'ut 10
- "a the Stable boy who !, ted with his first
mnnnt i'm a race While all who paronizc the uacL
horse owners and bOOimakcrS allkc, may REV upon
the fairest treatment and dcilinS al the hdhn o nc
assocations officers and the executive cOmmlbe' INC
interests Of he speculative public will be guarded with
Jealous eye and that elias, Of racing men VINO believe
that the patrons OF the Tdcctrack are ir game i0f
the unscrilpulous turtle will DO well either 70 gave
the gloucester racc-track wide berth, or al Nant
conGne themselves 10 a straightforward ana honest
tnrf poljcy while within it, borders.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-25

EIFFIANS STONE RAILROAD bhrLOiN'
4 gang of rufians on the West Side amuseu thei"
selves early Yesterday morning by throwing STONES
and rocks at the employees on freight cars at eiNS
Gfth-st and Eleventh ave Two Of them were causi''
and identified They were Peter brennan '"i'S o'p
vears old Of No $50 West Forty ifth-st.' JUNK
dealer and Edward Cassidy. twcnty-io1r year, o' '"
No GEO Elcvcnth-ave u butcher. About 10 . 'io'N
Yesterday morning fireman Gd Cassidy anu aoo"'
dneen Others stood in Elcycntlave, near the siA's
aftb-st round house, and n the freight cars Pa'Su
they threw stones and rocks at the conductors anu
brakcmen. several OF the employees had 10 jump
down IN the cars to avoid being struck n oo"u"',
lame, RYAN and william Tenney, brakeman to'u
Policeman CASH of the Twenty second Pfecihc'' "a'
stones mad been thrown at them. and theS Sd" o''e
men who did il. Cash went with them anu si W.,
distance from the round -hOuse III .md
conductor and brakeman pointed OUT nie!''a Oh
cassidy as the ones VINO threw tile Htohcs. %,
arrested them and the rest OF the EdIlS Id' go
Later Cash and another officer went Dach W lni
raid on the gang. and arrested JOii ioc
twenty one years old, of NO lsb f!rstaNe' VA
a nrinfe- and Harry Badger twenty -ohs !c"S III
an ccrnan OF No. ji1 West Flity secohu-St' ~
stadter resisted. but soon qllcteu ~ thS ~
All four were arraigncd before Justice Idih'or ~ I'm o0
ynrl,.llle Court Yesterday morning. Ryan anu IL III,
ncy identified brennan and CASSIDY as the mn VIZ
Threw the stones. and Justice Talntor hclu ueI III
500 hail for trial. IIockstadter ana Baoger "cro
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HIGHEST OF ALL
in wholesome
leavening power,
Cleveland's Superior
Baking Powder.
HOME NEWS.
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Examination OF school teachers for State cernhca'e''
No. University Place. III, n,s.u,o,
Cold Spring Grove. -, ,.,,.. corr,
Examination OF George w. Curtiss Tombs foce court
New York Chicago National League baseDdh sa"'e i''
Grounds. p. m. ..oh.u oome
brotherhood Park p. m ~
Meeting OF IXth Assembly District Business "e"
Republican organization, No. IS Grove-st.. p. i'll.
Meeting Of the Democratic Ciuo' hoi'"
evening
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SHE SAYS SHE rs PERsEcUTED BY J. j. SLEW,


The society for tho Prevention OF Cruelty 10 Children
has been in receipt Of many anonymous complaints
against Catherine SchmOnscss. liquor dealer Of No
% Spring st., calling the soclcty'S attention ~ tie
wOman's open violation Of the laws prohibiting tie
sale Of liquor to minors. Agent Finn saturday
evening saw Dominica Corctto. nine years Old emerge
from the store with foaming OF beer. Mrs
SchmOnscss then arrested.
she tod Judge Patterson yesterday at the Tombs
Court that she was being prosecuted She say she
holds a lease OF No 20 Spring st. The lease Will
not expire until SOB EX Register James J. olevin
owns No. 20, next door. Mrs Schnonscsss house
Is owned by a Mr.. Mittnach Mtnach and Slevin. she
GAYS have agreed 10 pull down both houses ard put
up two biz flats. Sevn to occupy the ground floor
OF both houses large undertaking establishment,
proyidng she can be Oustcd. This. she sav~. Is the
cause and source OI the anonymous complaints 10 the
society. I'm tic meantime >leVin's house has been
pullcd down. and Mrs SchmOnses5 says tJlt the
wor.mcn employed In eNcavatng nest dor are
GRADUALLY undermining her house. that 1t may bc
dcmncd bv the Building Department. She will then
De compelled 10 move Justice Patterson held Mrs.
ScmOnscss for ulal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-25
NEWS FROM NEW-JERSEY.
RUTHERFORD.

lain 7 Graham was elected Judge Of Election 1or
Rutherford last March. When the new l'aliot hc
form law was passed the Office was aboilsheu' an"
MIR Graham was named for one OF the hepuoi'
cans ON the Board OF Registry here, ana "e sem
in his resignation Judge OF ELECTION " 'io
borough clerk. But in the meantime IL i'u
decided that no one holding an elective once Sno'iu
,.ooooo, . member of the Board of Registry and on
saturday the County Board of Registration appo'ed
lanes EIacIvood and Charles Meyers. RepuDhcah'
and Nelson W. Young and William Crook. Democrats
a. the Board for this town. Mr. Graham MS ress"a
lion will not be accepted ana ne VIII ndne1,t
Judge of Election at the CONSTITUTIONS hhch"'''
election on september 80. ,c ,h T Graham
Arthur Russell, John iirinkerloh john - ttamded
,oIee,tcs and Jacob ROhrbach. alternate attenuou
Tho congress OF Federated Trades and LaDor ciio h
~ Now Jersey at Newark last week lnerc Viii We
" ,, nop,de at paterson on Labor Day and Ruterfou
'rhe Crescent club will have picnic at sah'iaSo
Grove on the PasSaic River. t0day'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-25
IIOBOKEN.

While the fcrryboat Bergen was crossing VIC Nv
Yesterday on her 80 a. m u1p IRON" Nc" 'o'" ..a
Cn,paman who had been sitting In the cablh r' " '
tern Of the boat and jumped into the HNfr i"o
boat was stopped and search was i'"ue io ."'.
''@ ,h, toclhauds could see ne did not rise to
~, s,,,cn II Is supposed that he had been plaJ ms
a., eos, a., Ncyy York and lost all hls money! -,
Rosa Lowcry. twenty one years year. on T ncr@ ND al
NV a. hn,r Yesterday morning. suffering from an
atta,k 81 dcllrium trcmrns. N" bll l"li.,'"" do
Curiy In the hand, causing scNfc w, h aid lact
pI, ,lclau Ilclnr attended the woman anu ic '" W
night that she would probably recover
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-25
THE DrrcgEss COUNTY PEACE socTEY.

Poughkccpsie, y. T.. Aug. 24.-The twenty second
annual meeting Of the Duchess County Peace Society
was held at Washington Hollow today. about loo
people being present. Alfred H. Love. of Philadelphia
presided and Madame Vale OF Philadelphia, was the
chief singer A letter from the Chinese Minister
caused a lively discussion, and resolution was
adopted against excluding the Chinese from the
country Resolutions favorlng arbitration and con-
dons OF peace also adopted particular reference
being made 10 the present strike. Mr. Love urged
concessions on the part OF both railroad companies
and strikers and also arbitration betwcea the com
psnles and their men when trouble comes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-25
curppy DIAMONDS WIN AT LACROSSE.

The lacrosse game at Bridgeport on saturday aiter
nooa between the Bridgeport Lacrosse 'inD an" INC
Manhattan Athletic Clubs lacrosse tear" ro'"i''u III
+an -, tho later score. IL The teams were a.
follows M
urldrcport Lacrosse Club-E. VI. Smith, goal ~
eo,pers. p,nt: j. H. Crosby. cover point W. 1. Near
first defence: w. Lounsbury, second defence Jon"
BAPTIST third defence; W. q. Garner, centre = FOX
tbird attack: W. Mott second attack j. ;. sl2''9n'
first attack: &. NJ Carpenter. uut'ldc nome ~ w.
VnnrT inside home: George llcnd r-On field capt nm
Manhattan Athletic Club falie goal d; NG,o on
noint C. Dy Casanova. cover point W. " h'P
man first defence: ". r. Tcnnc;t second det'ncc .
j. Greenbaum. third defence: VI. Thompson centre
De CasanGna third attack: Il. l:ennett. second
t.acI,. D NJ MarSt0n first attack. u. Bennett ont
sidc home: !. Eanm. inside home; L. Pcrozo;, field
captain Referee. Neil Munsic. tuprc' H. D.
pr,an and Saoc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-25
TAXING HIS ANTE goRrEH STATEMENT.

Coroner Hanley yesterday took the ante -mortcm
statement OF Herman Spitz, an exprcssman. Of NO
l72 Rivlngton-st. who lies at Gouverncnr Hospital
with a dangerous stab-wound in the left side. spltz
said
was stabbed by man named Israel. In cohce
house al No. 2l4 BrO0me ST., at O'Clock last night
went into the place and saw that fellow there |
said TO him. You're good. and he took out his
knife and stabbed me-
II was learned that Spz had told Israel he was
no good" because he would not support his Wife
Frcdenberg and shrulsky. lives at No $50 Hroome ST.
lie has not been arrested.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-25
POINTED QUESTIONS FOR YOUNG MEN
THE REV J. b. DEvlNs LECTURES AT AssocIA-
TION HALL.

THE REV. J. d. DEvpNs LECTURES AT AsSocLA-
TON HALL
The large meeting hall of the Young Mems Christian
Association building at Twenty-third st. and FOURTH
ave- was filed Yesterday with young men, VINO came
TO listen to q lecture by the Rev John - DcVlns
na.tor OF Hope Chapel. Mr. DevinS took for his
text What think yc Of Christ - and said, in part as
follows:
Tn. chart Of life Is studded with interrogation
nonts. How! whyl whencei Whtheri From
morn till eve cradle TO grave we question: Inc
simple querc, OF childhood the wonderings and DOUBT
inss of youth the maturer study of knotty Ire
problems. all proclaim life a catechism full oil aues-
lions not satisfactorily answered.
Mankind may be divided Into several classes :"
far A. the Christ il concerned. In which class are
vou, What IS your answer 10 this all important ques
zion | do not ask today what you THINK OIL inc
doctrine of the Trinity. whether you believe III IN
,,r, hoptism The doctrine OF election need not
trouble you till this greater question Is satisfactorily
settled Many men are trying to ease ther con
sciences by talking much and sometimes lhtels-h'N
about the doctrines held or rejected Dy aiHcrcn'
brapchc, Of the Christian Church. burying beneath
Tho uhhh Of their discussion what should be the one
yrrat uuestion of the human race. What must 90
e. he Saycd > For 1t all comes 10 this In The end
An honest man can hardly glance at the CHRIST OF
prophecy and history without cOncedlns that ne Is !"
perfect What is the secret OF His life that draw
myth concocted by crafty priesthood l. the
mighty structure that call Christian religion resting
ON th, cornerstone FalsehoOd Have many or the
brightest intellect. the world ever saw been deluded
I'M regard 10 this subject Are the great scholars
of TO day drifting the fog Are the priest and most
honorable of your acquaintance. men and women IN
whose word you have the greatest confidence. are
they deceived and dcceivlng you when they tax
of their belief in Jesus Of Nazareth the saviour OF
the world
some may say that have allowed middle ground
upon which may stand. By referring TO several
Glasses " | have done. BE 1t far from ME TO leave
such an impression. A thousand men a battle
field may hold rs many opinions regarding the merits
Of the question which they have devoted their lives
but when the order to charge is given there can be
only two sides.
Should the Lord Jesus come into this room at ms
moment and make the separation visible to us. when
f. now apparent to Him, which side would you be
found IL that division should be made now. do
Won not see how everything would depend upon what
ron think OF Christ That imaginary separation Will
one day. not far distant become u living reality 10
Us all and when il comes the question VIII no long"r
be What think yo of Christ but What does Christ
think of YOU = -
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THE OFFICERS or THE ENTERPRISE.
SOME CHANGE IN THE PLANS OF THE NEW
ARMoRED CRUISER MAINE.

ARMORED CRUISER MAINE.
Tho eloouof war Enterprise which has been ordered
20 the south Atlantic station will probably sail for her
destination 10 morrow and viii stop at the tape ue
Verde Islands on the way. Her captain Is Commander
George A. Converse. who supcrintcndcd The cOhsuuc-
zion OF the torpedo boat Gushing. lie Is an expert
electrician and an authority tOrpcdocS. Lieutenant
Gcorce p Colvocorcsses Is son Of Commodore Col
yocores-cS whose murder In street IN bridgeport
fev, wear. aco still remains a mystery, and the lieu
tenant recently filed OF four years a Instructor
~ mechanical drawing AT the Naval Academy. Lieu
tenant g. G. Ilanus was a member OF the boundary Com
mission between New York aud Sew jersey and super
intended the building OF the beacon I'm the BAY. lie
,r also employed for some time in photographic work
In Alaskan waters. Lieutenant Walter Mclean OBJ
tanned some prominence few years ago By crossing
siberia ON slcdgcs Lieutenant r. l.. ID. v. Necdcr
has been an assistant for a long time 70 Commander
ROYAL b. bradford pcriccting the system oil electric
ucb,lnc Chief Engineer John \. scot has been en-
niovcd I'm connection with the building Of the new
Vessels nd lr73 became notable Tor bravery ia
connection with the monitor Manhattan. "hlch was
nearly lost In "A hurricane On her voyage rom lllI'
delnhia 10 Key West during the cuban rrNoIuloH
Thu, among the ordering officers oi TN. snip 'cic A'r
several who skilled Ia special bgah' ne.
Past Assistant Engineer George ID. Htil'hiahd' "i'
has lust been ordered 10 duty al The works Gi inc
standard Steel Casting Company, az lhh9lpW l'il''
v.s one of the unfortunate victims 81 the samoan us
brought with him the body of Lieutenant FRANK Is:
Heath. who died AT san Francisco IRON exposure AT
samoa and he delivered II 10 the relative OF Lieu
tenant Heath, AT richmond. Va. c..,
Thc new armor,d cruiser Maine j. 20 be fitted ont
with the lclborn turres IN place OF those originally
intended.