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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1892-11-25

In response to our request for
those who voted for Weaver, Field
and Noyes, through last weeks
MIDLALD JOURNAL. we have received
some returns. Let others forward
their names so that nucleus can be
formed in every district round which
an organization can be created that
will be able to place a ticket in the
field next fall and back 1t with the
elements of success. The democratic
county ring has had virtually NO
opposition for q number of years.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1892-11-25
The Cold Snap

Has snapped at last and may last
till it snaps harder. Why suffer
the cold .chills to creep down your
back at night with coUer at our
prices? We sell bed covering at
wholesale prices because We buy
direct from the mills in original
packages, hence pay prices the
Wholesale men have to pay. You
certainly would be surprised at the
low prices of our Blankets and Com
fortables. What think you of a full
size Comfort weighing 8 pounds,
made Of good calico and filed with
ohite cotton. for one dollar? Not
much more than the value of the
cotton they are filled with. or
course we have some much lower in
price and many that cost more, run.
ming up to four dollars.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1892-11-25

Many people suffer for years from
troublesome and repulsive sores, boils,
and eruptions, without ever testing
the marvellous curative properties OF
of Ayers Sarsaparilla. The expert
ment is, certainly. worth trying. Be
sure you get Ayers Sarsaparilla and no
other.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1892-11-25
Many Persons

Are broken down from overwork or household
cares Browns Iron Bitters
rebuilds the system, aids digestion, removes ex-
cess OF bile, and cures malaria. Get the genuine.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1892-11-25
Challenge.

We throw down the gauntlet and
defy anybody to bring forward bet
ter pleased customers than we are
fitting out daily with Furniture,
Carpets. Stoves and other house
furnishings. They are trumpeting
the praises of our goods throughout
Cecil and Hartford counties, and we
are prepared for such trade as such
praises are bound to bring. Many
designs of Bedroom Suites,l Chairs,
Tables, Lounges, Sideboards, &C.,
are displayed in our Furniture De-
parLment, and in cur
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1892-11-25
Carpet Department

Is found such goods as to please the
fancy of any one seeking after a low
price for kitchen or a fine Moquette
Tor the parlor. Prices range from
90 cents to $3.50. We open your
eyes with bargains, the like you
never saw before. Come and see
for yourself.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-12-02
a RAILWAY LABOR coMelNF

CHICAGO, Dec. The United Railway
Men OF America, railway organization
which may prove TO be one Of the most
powerful Of the time, has just been born.
It's headquarters are in Chicago and IL
will include members il the United States.
Mexico and Canada. IL Will d scArd iu-
surance and all suca side features, and
will have for is object the maintenance Of
wages aud the redress of grievance. II
will not antsgon zs the brotherhoods Il
railway employees now IN exfsteuce, but
will recruit Its membership from among
the uuDTgHuiZsd railway LIsH. ni sFL0iu ats
leaders claim there are 40 'DJ Iu the
United States The order viii Join Iu
legislative action with tie kGizhts 81
Labor. the 4 mericau Federation Of Labor
and the Farmers Alliance An executive
COMMITTEES q eleven memuer- viii D~ the
controlling body The order al3. IHC.uds
the brotherhoods of the engiuesv-, tremeu,
brakemeD. conductors Jagdmea, TRACK
men. clerks. telegraph OPERATOR black
smiths, bgIirrJnsksTs, agents, painters. car
inspector, sni repairers.
81 JOsEFH, Mo, Dec ] POUR mem bers
q the Order of Railway TeieEraghers. who
had been 60 tue employ % tA~ kJc1 leland
road iu Kansas and Colorado passed
through the city this afternoon enr0uie -
D. Paul they rtAted that tEsF tsI been
q discharged for refusing 10 leave th- order
and expfes-ad the belief tlzt tEe.r Z f.
nIsssl was tee begIau.Bx q = wsr oa tle
uutou operators. NJthiug las been brarI
from tA- committee that went 20 fhicsgs
ou Tuesday Tue loc4l 0ifcsTs are 4DoAIag
1or or4s-s 70 stF3Ee ~ ans b0ur-
CErACG. Dec 1-Ine officials ~ the
Cllcass, Eg1A I-laud a1d f4l. .ll 4ai t..s
Chicago. BaE.Euz,0g and o. 4gT railroads
c11n1-ltiv assert that caer- aE ge l5
strike o.. tHe ts4sEra y4es- employed bg
thC~e com ptBiss. Ihr executive board sf
The Ra1S ixaa1 hralcE of ihe Drlrr af
Hs5lwsv I-.ezrarbef. ba1 a Cgai~rsHre 60
day W4Lu t1r offlc=r- gE tie cgupznT s1I
asEec t.r a aesg -cls14le II tgAzes for BE-
operators ca that sTsrsu Is rat they
want r pay FOR avsT tine. sBCa a. j. pad
Dy c1ag-cf tx aU-- a4G u4Ea iu11s
salary 9i go lser s891ta. = t9r-seT ls~sr-
laz viii ~ -.seu ts4 sJrg -sI See EeEt Mo1-
day. I..s u-eaa1sse ~ las order saJ t1As
10 strike - c1-tel4 g4atsd.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-12-02

tween cool and careful preparation for
adequate seif-1efeDse and the excessive
anxiety of a war scare
Several journals state that the chaDcel-
lor will be in the reichstag constantly dur
ing all the discussions likely 10 touch
upon the military till, and would answer
all attacks upon his measure. His reply
tc Herr X chter Is accepted as 4 conhrma-
tion OF this report.
The chancellor IS said To realize that be
Is fighting for his official life. Us evidence
accUmulates that = dissolution and appeal
TO the country In the present state OF pub
ic sentiment woGld prove fatal 10 the
government 5 demands and - ais further
lease of power. lie viii contest every inch
0! ground in the present relchstag. and / I
he fails wlll probably retire at once. Ih2E
approximations are gathering in tie high
rst quarters Is regarded as proved by the
fact that Herr Won Puttkamer, eXmiaister
aud reactionary member OF the relcGStag
for iph-L4auenburg, bad a long audi
eucr with Emperor William Yesterday.
The subject under discussion was the con
diJiSl o. domestic affairs and the Pro6G-
bili.y of a cabinet crisis in connection
with the military bill. Eugene Richtsr's ;
EreIslnnIse Zeltung prolrsses 20 nave prl-
vate aud trustworthy Information that
Herr Won PGttkamer urged upon the EN-
psr0r the adyiSabilIoy OF appointing Herr
-dlQGel, Prussisu nIuIsTec or fiuAuce. %
tue cnancel.orship, IN case Chancellor
CAprlvi Is mpelled TO resIsu.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-12-02
WHISKY AND DISGRACE.

KANSAS CITY, Dec L-E II. Knapp, n
messenger Of the American express com
pany, was arrested here this morning for
the theft Of 81, 500 from his company In
company with hIm at the time was ii. W
Bloodgood, United States railway postal
clerk, who was also taken into custody.
or the amount stolen SLICED was re-
covered.
Knapp made a full confession. Hs said
that he was messenger for The American
Express company and rau on the Chicago
and Alton line between Chicago and
" oodstock, Ills. Yesterday afternoon
when the time approached for him TO take
ch irge of his car, he went 10 tue depot At
Irving park and there found sidney
Rodgers, an emplOye of the company, who
agreed 10 take hIs run" Tor him last uI Sht,
W. H. B.oOd.oou. a railway postal clerk
on the Chicago, Harvard and lockwood
railway, ana another friend, whose name
he viii not give. were with him lie says
that he then again entered nls ear
aud stole package coutRiuiug IL 300
o. this money he gave $50 20 Als
nameless friend and some 10 Bloodg0ot,
and pOCAeied he rest. Knapp ald Blood
good started Tor Kansas C,ty To enjoy n
spree. Knapp says that BiuodLood IS iu-
nocrnt OF any wrong IN Tue matter, as he
dld not know that the money was stolen.
Knapp Is young man. % years old. He
is q nephew Of Assistant Cashier kuapp Of
the American Express company, and his
father Is said 10 ave IA Chicago, where be
owns much property. BloOdgood Is
younger than his companion. He is said
10 be Of well known family in Chicago
The chief OF police has received n request
from the general agent OF the express com
pany at Chicago To hold the ineu until au
officer CAN be sent from Illinois 10 take
them back.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-12-02
TILE CANAL CONVENTION

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 1.-The Nicaragua
canal convention was called to order at II
O'Clock this morning by Chairman Con-
verse.
Mr. Nelson, of Selma, Ala, chairman of
the committee on future work and organ
ization reported. Some of the recon-
meudations are as follows: That each
delegate in attendance at the convention
be instructed to disseminate information
concerning the proceedings of the conven-
tion within the various districts, and 10
proceed in accordance. with the necessity
OF tie occasion; that each delegation in
attendance upon the convention immedl-
ateiy hold a meeting and organize Il state
auxiliary organization; that the chairman
of the convention appoint committee of
five, whose duty it suall be 60 proceed at
once 10 Washington; they shall keep in
communication with the executive council
and state organizations and have the right
to call for the presence and aid OF whom
soeyer they deem eXpedient. The report
was adopted.
Mr. Lionel C. Levi, for Georgia. and
Judge Thomas +. Merriman, for Illinois,
spoke in behalf of their states and the
canal.
When the nour for the regular business
to begin arrived Secretary Smith proceeded
to read the memorial OF The AlabOma leg
islature, strongly indorsing the canal
project.
When the secretary had concluded Chair
man Converse said that Senator Morgan
had made a great sacrifice 10 come here,
having left a sick room to come. Senator
Morgan, he said, was the author of the
bill in congress and his name IS a house
hold word IN the south.
Senator Morgan was most enthusiastic
ally greeted, and his speech was generously
applauded.
Judge Estee, chairman of the committee
on resolutions submitted a report The
preamble sets forth the advantages of the
canal, and Is followed by only one resolu-
ton, rs follows:
Resolved, Cd That 1t is the paramount
duty OF this government 20 aid ID the con-
struction OF the Nicaragua canal; (2) that
this convention shailUrge upon congress to
give suCa IinRucj al AID as will insure the
speedy completion of said canal at the
minimum cost thereof. taking proper
security for any credit pledged or mouey
advanced for this purpose, and retaining
such control and supervision of the samz
as Will insure the peaceful Use Of the great
enterprise to the commerce of the world,
and at the lowest possible rates.
The resolution was adopted.
Each state presented a speaker, who
spoke geod words for the canal.
CasIrmau Converse was added 70 the
committee of five TO 20 TO Washington, he
10 appoint the rest OF the committee.
Three cheers were given for NiCsrR qua
and Costa RicA, and three cheers more
for the HIted lAtes.
The convention tueu adjourned.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-12-02
THE SOCIAL EVIL.
The RsfOrmers Of the Smoky City Wrsst-
ling With tbs Problem.

PITTSBURG, Dec Newer before ia the
! history Of Pit;sbu=g was such Il scene wit
messed as was enacted in the city ball this
afternoon. At least 80 inmates OF disor-
derIy honSes who had been ordered TO leave
the city by tomorrow afternoon gathered
( in the mayors Office The women Insisted
upon seeing Mayor Gourley, When he made
bis appearance they wanted 70 kuow what
they were to do. The mayor said;
II am very sorry for you. / sympathize
with you from the bottom OF my heart ]
did not close you up before for the reason
that did not think Il would help this evil.
w hen the ministers OF The cjtv, wives,
mothers, sisters ard brothers. came 10 me
10 Insist on the law being enforced. / oad
u issue the order. / took all the response
biIlty. and do not know what You can dc.
| have nothing TO offer you. / think 'haJ
the order OF the chief OF police WAS TOO
hasty. DO not believe IN EuTrNIuS you
out in the streets like dogs. Some eonsid-
Grafton should be given, aud ten days
would not be TOO long a time
Cora Hastings stepped up and said:
Some OF these women-in fact. the
greater number Of them-live away from
mere. They have no money aud 40 friends.
and what are they to dof
THAT do net know" said the mayor;
/ but | viii try and see what the ministers
Will do and let you know b tomorrow
afternoon"
The mayor was very vigorous, aCd told
them that they would have TO see Chief
BVown about extending the order. The
women went TO Chlef Browns Office, bat
the chief was ous and they departed They
went down SmIthtield street 10 Fifth ave
nue.. where they attracted q great deal OF
attention.
The ministers OF the city propose ut once
TO take care of the womru who have been
ordered out of these houses. Although no
special meetings have been called, vet at
the headquarters OF the United Pfesby-
Ierian, MeJhodlsu Episcopal, Baptist aud
other ministerial associations, lt was
learned that tue care of the fallen
would be the sole subject for discus
sion on Monday, and that active steps
would be taken TO provide homes for those
who would lead moral lives. Ia this con
nectiou an employment agency may be
esta 0llshed
Hundreds OF women left today for
other cities, many going 10 Wheeling,
Cincinnati, Cleveland, columbus aud
Chicago. Several sal that Lnry did not
know what they would do when they
reached their destinations Very few had
more than enough money 10 purchase
tickets, and they feared that they would
be refused admission 10 hoIses IN other
cities, aud would be dependent upon
charitable institutions for support. Three
or four slated that they had homes IN
other cities. These proposed TO go back
and reform. and see II their parents would
do something for them.
A number OF Catholic institutions and
the Protestant Bethesda home Tor fallen
women were thrown open 10 the ouJcasts
today. There were no applications for
shelter
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-12-02
olGaToN ooTs.

DIGHToS. Kan. Dec. ]. ~ Especial J.
Dishtou l. having boom. GoOd dwell
Ing houses Kre IN demand. ana some nsw
buildings are Ia course OF erection.
We now have frSt-class soiel. THIS
will he welcome news 10 the Wichita CON-
merciAl travellers who make this town u
their business tours. The hotel IS under
the management Of Abe Frake~, sS-couu}y
treasurer. aaa it is newly furnished
thIoug guout
The FOLKS out this way want Hon.
Charles l. Leuds.l for speaker oi t1e
house OF representatives, aud, wnat -
more. they are going 10 MAKE au euott 10
bring il TO pass MIR. Lobteli Is a Inc
pariIamentarian. splendid organizer,
ready au1 eloquent speaker. bas = vide
acquaintance throughout Ihe stat, =
thoroughly honest aud true 10 the right.
aud bis selection lts speaker would ue a
substantial aud hitting recognition ot ths
Republican loyalty of the coyote
CoUuttsS of western Kansas. II we CAuuOS
have L0Odeil then give u- bougit~-.
Ia the four months ending NOV =. there
has been shipped from D,gLton total 90
lJ5 ear luBds OF Cattle and l1l car loads ut
grain. These figures are turutsued 10y
Agent Black 81 the santa Re and arc Coz
rect Does that look a. though We wete
starving 60 deatns Does tuat suuu3 ike
hagd iignesY Toe fact Is there j. uot i'r-
mer ia Lane county that - NOT pyuspVrus
iu a greater or less degree, dependent upon
his Industry. II We had somc ol those
croakers out ia Lane county, We would
smother them TO death IA Wheai, or else
cause them TO be kicked TO death by sOno
OF Roy Woods Potied Angus bulls. Stand
up Tor Lane countyi stand up for Nan
Mrs. Wnhelmlna Gorletl. the wife OF q
prosperous farmer lvlug about seEu,t
miles west OF Dighton, left her home n, q
family last Tuesday. without gppr.slus
any of them, went TO Dightou. aud there
bought "A ticket tor HUNT DOldt. Iowa. Latcr
ia the day her husband discovered her alb
seuce, and coming 70 towu, ia compaf.t
with her father. made affidavit beIoFv Pro-
bate Judge GarriGues shat she was per
son OF uusouud mind. Cpuu the streugtu
OF this Sheriff NUl wired the sheriff ~
Barton couuty aud she uus tAkeu luto Gus
JOdy at Great Bend on the ARRIVAL 81 tue
tram there. Sheriff Noll Aud AIR CVrists
returned with the truaut vile on W Cdnea-
day evening. There are some rumOrs Ia
circulation IA regard 10 the affair.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-12-02
OUTl AVIS IN CUSTODY.

MERIDIAN. Mss, Dec 1.-The note,.
Dove county outlaws, Tom and Walter
TalLert. tor whom an exciting chase for a
mouth has been made. are captured, and
are at present safely resting in the Louder
dale jail.
ST LOUIS, Dec Ellsworth Wyatt, one
Of the notorious Dalton gang of train rob-
bers aud general despeIadoes. for whom a
reward of 81 200 is offered by the Kansas
authorities, was surrounded and captured
at ,ue nome OF his uncle ~ Cory. lud., a
llJtle village twelve miles from Ierre
II tute, early this morning lie showed
tight, bat gun barrel thrust Ia front OF
MS face frightened him Watt WAS one OF
Boz Dalton most desperate followers, and,
although not IN the cotIeyville raid, ne -
wanted for many crimes. Tue Officers say
that Wyatt Is the man who led the attack
on the express train neaC Cduey, Kan, -
few nights after the CoHeyYille raid, In
which small amount OF booty WAS OBJ
tanned. They also say that he Is the author
OF tue letters sent TO Liyerymau John
hloehr, whose gun did such good execution
aJ COfIeyvIlle III helping 10 eXtermlnate The
Dalton gang.
Sheriff HixOn took the bandit west to-
night. The state OF Kansas offers rewards
of SI 2U0 for the desperate for the murder
of Constable Baifour, near Greens burg,
Kan, July !, last, aud there are nine 3u-
d.cImeuts against him At Guthrie, q. 4,
Tor horse-stea!Ing, shooting, etc. There ls
"A reward for hIm Iu Texas on various
charges. Wyatt. alth0ayu q member of
the Dalton gang, missed tie Cotfeyviie
bank robbery by being on other depreda-
tiOns at the time. He was one Of the most
desperate followers Of Bob Dalton. His
arrest caused great excitement at Cory,
wnsre Wyatt had Deea staying FOR the past
SIX weeks
FREEHOLD, -. J., Dec. l.-F.ederick
Smith and james Berri-. the two yOuDg
bandits who robbed the Farmers National
osnA at Allentown, were arralZnso today
before JJd-e Csuoyer They p.sadca
guilty aud iAr court seuteacvd eacE - tea
wears IE safe prison.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-12-02
-Az cEamaN kRMY R-lL.

BEELlS Dee. la tue reicas-a- yes
iercay. alter tbe reading of tie bulge.
there was q lively discussion on tue mill
tary ball. Her. Eiclte- arose aud replied
% the attack ct Chancellor y5u CapEIvl
up9u Prluce Bismarck. He STATED thar
whatever Prince Bismarck raay or NAV
not have done he bad never been self
coutrad5 5crary Herr R.ch;e7 stated tEat
iu the event ot m15sdz ton trerIanF
could accomplish it jas as few hours his
speech created 81 sensation.
After the speeca g! Herr Richter, x err
Alloys Ftifzeu, a snsm5e. ot tae l~ul-r
par.y. spoke b-5atv ii referred % -ls
lepress ioa prevas.l.3-. - business he tx
pressed the aops that tae change ,1 the
American adm .-istratJOl, tie 12.tlES q
tae Co.ut1b b5ia exhibition ana improved
monetary laws would combine 90 DeusLs
tue GERMAN export tTaae-
Chancellor vo1 CspT.vl Showed Signs o.
being c3lss3erzb1 tIrre1oy Her Rlcaler 5
remarks lie waited some ts-ae before rs-
2 yiug t8 tGe attack he spoke W4tA v..zor
and eagnestuess. wh.ca ey5Ee5 TeFes- 81
applause from the rlgat OF the house.
Without repeating tEe arEuolsuLs a e :
weeks repls-r nt fhe bill he a-Cresse1
himself - aace 10 Herr Rsca5eE's acc1ss-
tlou has ha was cGE.TaNoE oacl44 Of
d.strasr.H lie denie1 tAaT as speech ia
-. was ia csa1 g with hls l2ier uttEr-
zuc@s. Ela 9o.a.e1 out the disIinegI5t se-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-12-02
THE BLYTHE MILLIONS

SAS FRANCISCO, Dec. 1.-The supreme
court o. California today affirmed tine de
cis.oa o. Probate Judge CoH~y. finding
T. ORANGE Blythe 90 BE- TIE h-.r-ss 20 the e.es-
tate OF Thomas Blythe, deceased. TIE
contest over tbis estate. wElca consists q
property iu the business pos-i9u % the
cltv Ggw valued ~ about s. 90 ot1, was
bsgun July -. ls91 The most prominent
claim ants were lCrelz=, an at=Eltilu ts
Gsusater o. Blythe. wao claimed that
she ags been asEuow edged by tle G=-
easel - os H.s usuZhJ=r. and Aill-
Filth Bsyth~. who claimed -
save been married 10 millionaire - Is
verta. "a x-seu1eut r. addition 30 rLese
t.s5 trere syers Numerous EaE..sl. Ns.s1.
scotch and other Contestants claiming rs-
I.t8oaa.sp. IH- C0utest was one 81 TIE
longest on record. sad wa decided oa
Jlsy 30. 1909 by Judge Csdey tsva-rl...- .
the eat'rs estate - loreaCc Blythe. wb4ra
Gee .i0l. 0n appeal o lEe sg-prsE.- cs-grr,
hts leea c3nGr-ls.1 hy tls latter tribunal
HE l~srrs~ 3. agF Ir>- Ei1cklry. AaFla.s
teea ras-f.-.. tygo r1oatn- aZY - s58 o.
Ds4.el 8 Hiackiry. ga- ~ tls owl=rs VI
tue Fa.-0l. CoGslsEc+4aEl works u tAls
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-12-02
THr PAiNmAKERS

SAN ANTONIO. Tex, Dec. 1.-The cxteu-
sise bombardmeut conducted here lass
night under tie direction OF General by
renfOrth, with the view Of producing ram,
was without satisfactory results. Tue
only apparent effect produced was the for
nation OF a cloud directly overhead st li
clock last nis iGt, uuta strong souther.y
wind soon dispersed ol all prusYeCI 81 rain
from that source There was a very iighs
shower AT O'Clock this morning whICn
Genera. DyTeutorJh was TespunSlDle tOr
Iue weather has been perfectly clear, how
ever. ali day today, wIth 40 lad .satlo8a of
rain. General Dyreniorth claims tuht the
test was successful from a scientific stand
point
John =. King and john ". Dickersou.
tie DSckers ot the experimeutor,. left tO-
night Tor Chicago They stated before
IL cir departure that General Uyrentorth
would make further experiments at faiu-
making at Guam berIaIu, .. u next sum
LDet.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-12-02

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clt~fnest fossag ls E4ef~ sf-~sse tEsa gs
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-12-02
: LOST STEAMER.

DUNDEE, Dee. IA severe gale has been
prevailing over Scotland since Sunday.
Heavy snow storms are reported ln the far
north. A quantity Of wreckage has drift
ed ashore al UIlapol and other points on
the west coast. Among the wreckage is
a number OF bottles bearing addresses OF
New York and German houses. 1t Is
judged from the wreckage that 4 large
steamer bound from German port for
New York has been lost
LONDON, Dec. IA dispatch received
here today from Nagaski states that
seventy-four lives were lost by the sinking
of the japanese warship ChishimArukan,
which was in collision with the British
steamer Ravenna. The vessel filed aud
sank so rapidly that there was no oppor-
tuLity afforded TO lower the boats. Some
of the lost went down in the ship, while
others were drowned before assistance
could reach them from the kavenaa.