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The evening world., 1892-08-27
D &c ouragiuG.

From luck.
"This 10 the first poem ever wrote" sal
the maiden, as she united the pink ribbon
and smoothed the roll.
"Ahr replied the unfeeling editor. as hs
went over the lines; "and 1t isn't much Of .
poem either"
The evening world., 1892-08-27
CHOLERA NEWS At WASHINGTON.
Icy ASSOCIATED raEss.t I

demlc lie Owed To-Day.
iBY ASSOCIATED PRESS,
WASHINGTON. Aug. 27.-The only informa-
tion in regard TO cholera received at the state
Department up to noon to-day was contained
in despatch from Consul johnson, at Ham
burg, who cabled that there were 295 new
cases and 100 deaths from the disease In that
city yesterday.
The evening world., 1892-08-27
MAY STOP IMMIGRATION.

summary Measures Under Consideration
nv steamship Compnnie..
The cholera scare has now reached such n
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rb,ough tangie u purple heather,
yvi,are n whipping burn ran deep
A lad hts Highland bonnet
Cano driving flock " sheep.
p,, orc they had reached It, border.
ti.f hidden in shining moss,
Whcrs d shecpwalk slppcd to tine silai-
lows
Awhlcl they were used to eroas-
The flock. ia their silly shyncss
Tnrucd suddenly startled back,
Bseausc On the path before thcih'
Right over tho beaten track,
Asletchcr sat with her easel
go busy fhe bad not stirred;
Add tho noise Of tho hO1fa thhi pattofei
Behind her she bad not heard
.Itsui oo, o. ny g,iti' the shepherd
Vreglrd Justify irom tho steep
slitud oot o. my gaiU so scatter
And Brighten ava the shccp,'
Ffoiu the oopplcc a Inverted rill'c
giy1pcd suddenly go hil side
$50 whom In 81 speak see ruieiyf'
Wlth tuuo Of rcluEo hc cried
~,yby. sure. 10 tho Teddy yonder,
WHO ha. na' tho sense 90 Know
etg's tdocfiu tho shccpwalk sllrly--
AN. sir. SO maun tel her so.'
.Itsllheri- Why, lad. yon lady
1. tho rraniO.t you've ever scent
M nom, b. falmoral castle,
Aud she ID the English quccn!'
.Wsci. hawcluld ! ken hcrt'-quer.ed
Tbp hoy with a captlons irown'
"yyl.y linha fLc hold her nkQpicr-
why could ma she wear her CROWN
j. Preston ia loutha Companion.
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NOTICE OF SALE or REAL ESTATE.

NOTICE Is HEREnY givEN, TllAT ~
~ Uursuanrr uf m order OF TIE frnuAle
tuirl ct thc County " SAT- lasc; letl1 eel} o
utan, made On The S.ih Jay Of Mar ., w, =,
tho matter ~ ire estate Of mary Puic,dtcen'ci,
tho undoti ignot. the HdWlnistratnts or tht saiu
estate. viii scll at private sale, ly acalgd 1il,
subject a. confirmation ~ 40 Probate toutt
cu rhurfdny the sth cay ~ May, l'fl. AZ Y
acl3cA mat We law oh.g o. t'1,hati1,
"a south Aialu street SAT- Lake CITY uiah, ~
Utv right utlp, interest aud estate Of ne sliI
Mary Pate al nv une ~ h,r ac'u, Hhl ~, We w.,
operation ut law ur 0tlDrwisc. ha- acquired
other than uT Doe addition Co tHAt Of TIE eWd
Mar Pate at The time u her dentl, ~ nng 20
no that certain Ucfsnnal prnlclll ana ttai q.
tate described and bounded a. follows, ~ vii.
Commencing ut o rock "a platc -Nl} I'VE
aud ciEluy'U'hi hundtchils "" y W. lyus
south and aIAtccn lirl rods WcHt OF uorthcntt
corner Of the northeast quarter ot section
tNcniy.s - ,.tI, Inwuahip two t.l, SOUTH l@nAe
one tl Wyat. salt Lakr u crigian, uisl iuunlnE
hunorcdths az sgl chaUt thence snuth four
degfpcs ttsI, west twelve ana my eight hun
drJdths tlgts chains; thence south two and
ht.iantts iss GLths. thence north
,ighy ci.hi and one halt ts-t,I degrees,
rsst so,. aud cighIicnim as, chAiul .
thence ADuth seven drErget 90 'ft
one 10 chain; thon,c touth seventy nluo
, degrees li1sl east two aud nine tcnts 2 \
ghnius Thence north seventy ,our AMI onf hiIt
,ihtns thence uorln ms three degrees tilI
| ussi .iN and dive hundrcdths 20 lrol nhains
tlrrrc rnsf one 90 chain Co section liur lhcntc
uftth ON section iluc nine ani eirh. trnihs W.
pnalns thence north siNty four and Que fourth
Ur.rtoH.Gt tIWust iuuruud ihlrtY ufc huultri
tus tlail chHlpf Silence north 90 thu place nt hr
cunning .Hsu Auu three huudrcdlln lAI cham
'itiatc 10 lhs County OF salt Lake aud Tenn
! toTy Of 1 Table
AiIu HiNtYHHtfcu %. lcHd OF Stock thtcN
/ hud ~ tons o. nay.
/ Ic.ms mud conditions Of sal0 Cash. ten rec
| r.tttI iur purchase money tu lr paid uu The
] Iay Of sale. balance ON confirmation st sale hi
] Probate Court Deed OF expense u purchaser
] JAtultt. rA1E,
THOMAS CRIB WOOD,
/ AdmmIs, TOYS Ut toe Estate OF May Pate
btrVHsgI,
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SUMMONS.
Jennie Ganson. riainlin'
".
william Gauiou, Defondant


The People Of tho Territory Of uah send
q nag
70 william Gansop. Defendant
NyoU ARE HEREBY nEQulRLn TO Ar.
near in an action Drought hEainst YOU "
To above named pinlnun IN W D,,Iiei onutt
St tno Third Judicial district on ne icrripy
at Iftah. and 10 answer The compliant llcd
iberrin ,giinin len lays tcSclu'Nu NJ tho day
III sertirrl amer tie service on fuu q thig
rrtimons-lif served within thls county ot "
gef,cd out OF tbs county, nut Do tiils district,
within twenty days. ohsfMie' WhH'h t9fy
eg,inst YOU, according to me prayer of tsii
Th" aid action IL brought % have decree
ctibi. court ilissoivInv the bonds ~ malumony
ryit.iIs between an IN ana dHtcndauii
granting TO pianut zoe cnst9.. ~, alg oln
eaton VI the two minor clthteu' issuc of and
rstttHgr, and such hiiw0ny oul ui Hurh ~ uD.
f,nd4nt's property ne the coufi may have luris.
dt,tt1b 0vtr. 4aludgirW that ucirniAhi D. Ntll
c6sts nf suit. aud rrsn,ihg plainiH other
nud proper relief prayed, On 'ho ftoltu ~ ~
bas WiIfuily neglected 20 rfo!lr i1f pantn
XXX ,,mn,on i'rrsfaarits ~ Tie, although
etpalautiv AbIp 10 - do, and ihH; dUfralHut
bfr treated ulautH win extreme cruelty,
tner,Uv ,nu,lnF pl,iutn great mcntI l.stfeas
ann "a w n.y.. bertlv notified ihat II you fat
O., svu.tr and answer the SAID compliant 10
rE,ghrr1uirr,l. thc said plainiiu viii Apply 10
tus conn Tor ihc relief delnunNrn therein.
Vince. the Hon. Charlcs = zane, Judge,
and tiis seal NJ the Disuici t9ttl ~ Tue lhui
Judicial D.strirl. % and Tot 800 Ierutoty "
Of o6r Lord one thousand eight hundred ana
'' iSl,t w. nENEY q. MCMILLAN, CLERK.
iiyEG0. y. LouNis, DepaN tcfh
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LEGAL NOTICE.

ln the Probate Count. iu aud f'r SAT- Lake
County, Territory ot Utah.
Ia the matter of the Estate q John Scott
Deceased.
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In the n..uic, Couri II and Tor tue Thifd
JIa'''' td aist,, Of salt Lsse.


The People Of the Territory OF Utah send
10 Iawrs i. Lco,. Defendant
NyaU ARE HEREBY REQUIRED 10 AP.
pelr ia an action BROUGHT against grr
~ tus ato,e named plalnuft no The iil
tysi court of thr Third judicial butr &c
al he Iartitufy % utah, And 20 hM'fcr
the complaint niCi hcfoh wuaiH lsn my
icyeluftvc Of tir day @, h'iu0c' after toe
s,S,iTe On you uf this suuapus o. served
Vithiu tAa county; or. II served OUT OF ihis
s1UUiv. put IN tAts district, within twcny day &.
,tuTfy,isf within forty days-uf lluEmchs Hf
default viii be- tnkcn against you, according q"
thr prayer o. SAID compliant
sald action brought 10 hANe g''tge nt
,n.itlmOuy exciting D1twcnn piaIuuN aud dt'
f,rdtnt. aw afding TO piaiutiu Cue ere cduta
ION and custody Of the minor ollafrn. lA.ut
~ .aiI mArfis a.. and grAnuns bet costs nt ms
action. and such other Hud prunef f'lef - sNe
Inay he entitled 10 20 thf rtcWst.i euoy"
March l. ltGI defendant Wiltui.t 900 N.thnll
,nusr drtciici ahd ahsnd0tof r'ainiu. aHl
E.F ever since continued 90 20 desert anN
absrIln her, without any hul.Irut cause ut
h, son and AgaluHt her will wisn ur '1htsht
and mat TOR more thAn one NrAf iasi pssi ur
itnda1d haa failed 10 provide Tor "A'nNh lhc
common nuttssauos Of me .... ..
And yuu arc hereby notihgd that Dc you i1il tq
sunyar Nud answer the sam complaint a. hpuht
frguifcd. tho sad ulAinuN viii aNrIy 10 ul
conn for tho relief dcuunf1t lntfN.l.
NttuVtH tie Hon. t"uflrH O. s'uo, duuFt
and 'Eo seal Of tie uiai1't iHlit Of iA'
Tltri Judicial istrt-t "a aud %. Que Ten
y,if of our lord one lhousAni eI.Hi hundred
aug lr u'ig''' HrNRY e. MCMILLAN, Ciert.
Nv GIu u. LOOMS, deputy,
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

OiTutr uY UL srDuUu AustlNCr Cove
ttsN, UrtrfDt NaiOual liaug Lulqua
-nlt Lake cay itgb.
NOTICE IL HLHlHN GIVEN TIM Al
~ meeting of TIC nug'tnra, hrln ON
March en-. lsI., att HrthmtUt " fhItr uu'lalt
..IUII rrr share wac levied uu th, capital
aiGrt " the "Duurltilut plyallc ON Oh htigic
Monday, hpril ih, 1879, 10 Elils \. ~uiiiis me
hrafutug ~ the company, 90 thr Do rtctrHN
mEs liaut. su'i l.ulG Diy. Any tprk HpHu
Wlurh this ufHsHs.gat W.y roman uurnid "n
sad date. to Nit, Apr' EN- l-I!, alll De- dc'n'
uuput aud adtyrfI ed Tor fair at public auction,
autuglp suaymcut o. made lcfurv,wili be- sold
ag thc ..nd day ~ Aptll. i.1f, tn pay ihc dClin
ournt assestmrut. tngoAr with cost OF adtrr.
uuuF aud expense OF sale
~ order ot thclin1rd % nlrcrturs.
d. e.. JtS~E.t. secretary,
has cmcntngscrct National bank landing.
az
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larity the tread that heavy iron
wheels bear to the steady trot OF u
thoroughbred Z Stand ON Il railway |
bridge in the silence Of the night ana
listen to the rush and roar oi the TO- |
connective going aud coming, ana you |
will understand ne clearly
The awe inspiring tread of tho /
lightning footed stccd following me !
obhtorated all other FEELINGS for u !
time Tile earth teclod and rocked |
beneath me. pictured omysclt an
atmosphere charged with tho neat
and glare of the painting iron mon
stcr US 1t rushed down upon horse
and riders; saw in my mind man,
boy and stccd hurled 10 the side OF
tho tunnel, ground romorglcs'ly un.
der the wheels. Among all the vivid
experiences OF my life aud have
survived battle charge shipwrccH
and railroad horror none eyer mn
pressed me with the horror felt III
the short space OF time was ia That
tunnel listening 20 tho murderou5
wheels rolling down upon M.
recalled !hr hortor7 oil 70 c'''l,lll'.
thut stunned ti'e i'tioi "a ''ii'"S
difa'ter Wl'r, scores Weie s''eil''c' W.
Then as now the earth seemed iair.
~ TO yaWu before me US ! cl'iT'o
my hands 80 my ears TO smut our 'hn
screams oil my leIoWs' IN " ll''''l %,
tiinc tho hgiitS IN the U"W"'"
... q H... IL d.. D
coaches were ,Ntinaai7i'ui tl,i'
was snocN ~ OF w"rlus eulill'is 10
/ getiler % crash ana u roar oil e'''p'
ing steam. followed ny the sh'pgH's
aud cracking Of ulnner,; tln gllliu'
iIk Oh iron anu s,'''u '''',. "1'''' III NV
drscriplble confusion surh q scene
as the stars shohe on mat winter B
night trust human eye may never
witness ag'lh' Sll'P'ie'7 'li'''s
s.prrhel beyond rgeoRa'''oni lN,ro'
tltoNtu.u' hl"9''l' H''.'',Ha '! '''l-''
isolated limbs a woman > long tre'''s
waving mere, a h'iH 'htuAt UP .ei'i
the c''wEiiii5, he'''lAS l"lii''7 'it"'nS
up dovou'lns' empowering HI,.
! rolr uNhn'l' u''@ei, mo .' "ay !,
Wilh "l' my hcl',,s ,'''''',' W ''''i'
utmost tension NoonDurn Jay l'nge'
iuly ~ INC nilsi'' s.,l''-i'l oil '' ,i'
right 'oolu SEQ 'l' yIlui'n 'l' y,
ana court mouse "'ro.' u'e '"P "' 'h,
hiulk' nero WIS "ho Vl''u'S III
Thousand a 'ilo'les i'r ! ,'l' ''i',, ''l''
J Hh"'. my i''' II,'- Oh ,n',''i
swung Inn ai'"ilu Huuuo'''y 20 ln'
iyi, %, tho same uAe t"ihsihE ny
HEht reg over ln' BONNER "l III,
saddle ana piuhg'' RAINIER '. ..
i'lp"G mo th' u''iN Oh '' 'i 'i'I my u.
gravel 'u', 'ilIr Slu 'i, , S''''l u
ward hcldmy head downward whit
the uUin Numbered luso Ihcn
3 slid and staggered uppn my feet
3 rubbed thc -nd ont OF my cyor nov
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In the Probate Govt nj ne county Of Sal
ialC, Tyuiu'y oil Utah.
In The matter of the tstafC ~ DAVID II. Dun
rauh0u, % ceased.
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order 10 SHOW Cnutc why Ordof ~ sale of Real
Estatc should not be- madc.
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THE DEEP CUT.


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lunculed my ie5s v l'',' s.,'l ,., ''',,
habit u cunning '"N s''i ~ " NV"
want to ENJOY y So,a ,,i ,' 'o..,'I
my BOOK "s''r' s'' 80 a.. -
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toward "oo','l'''' ,i. ~, ''.''i. .,''
done noliiils NV ty''i va u. Us,
washungiy, o''n u'',' '',s'i !'1' 49,
aiwnya commune 70 s'r.''s 'i'v'' ' Wv
demand l"r urS' ''7 ~ " ~ '''' ,.
my dihn'r l''r VO'. NJ, ,'''. .,S
seli' t'AH'lis ~ wv 'i'-' - 80
oagcilAe room 'U.' 'i,l' - ~ -, ,.','
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the d4o' y.t..i,. .,.,.,,n.
Ihei'' on .'l' iDul ''-''' ~, Wv H..
way S''oN IN totI',' - = ~.
curls Wer' nl'N'''t 5'' - ~, "' I,o
eyes dall''.s "P an 49, ~ ~
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maAe bN lhe "o'N 'i'p Nv NM N.Y.
the ueeP c9t ''''u WV o.'.y7y Ia
BASKET ON h'' urn ,v'i,,gn . lii, lii
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w i'ls our LUZ i..'''i','''.-,otu.,
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In the PROBATE Court Of the County OF sal
Lac Territory Of t.ah
In the Maltrrof ;ho Estate Of andrew


NOTICE u HEREBY GivEN. THAT
~ Elizabeth j. Marfa.lpnu, cNrtutriN ot the
Cst4tc Of Andrew \. MacfnrlnEr. deceased, has
rendered for scttlrmcnt.Hnd llod 10 fhid Court,
her Hnsl account Of her aclninittraiion ui naii
estate anu petition for luAl difiIibuuun ut TIC
residue of fHii estate atrour tho persons sn
utlCd thereto. aud that Ncrug-iay,tlr siih day
Of Aprtl, A. u. l-43 NJ 10 O'clock a. Va, ~ the
CONT room OF said Court, 10 tho County Court
House, SAT- Lake Iiiy and County, Utah Ter
rltury, haH been duly appointed by tho Judge
81 said Court. for the fctuemCnt uf sad Ac
count and hearing aais pcttoh Tor di'tflhh'
uou, at which time and place any person inter
ested m said estate may appear ana hhuw
,uusc, 10 any there be-, why iduceount should
uut be settled and approved and lual distuOu'
ton made ~ prayed Tor
e., n. ALLEN,
Clerk ni the Probate ONT,
~ nLIAILN nLmMNl. in. dummy NlerL.
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In the Probate Court ot tho County Of Salt
Lake, T1Tn'ory OF utah.
In the matter Of the estate OF Mary Yates,
deceased.

deceased
NOTICE Is IIFGEHY GlVES. THAT j. II
N Moyic, Administrator OF Tie cstaic ut
MARY NHtaA. deceased has rendered Tor settle.
ment and d OF In SAID court, ~ inal account
ot his Aiminisiratian OF said estate and ptti.
ton for unal diAuIbuuuu OF the residue Of SAID
cstatc among the ucfsons entitled thereto, SUI
NJ 10 O'Clock a,m,. No the Court Room OF sad
Court In the County Court House, salt Lake
Ciy and County, wan Ierrtoty, has been duly
appointed Is Inc Judge of shid Court, for tho
settlement Ot salihcelunt aud hearing said Pc
uti0n Tor distribution. az which time and plFce
ans person Interested In said estate may az.
account Should no. be- settled and approved
and nnul distribution made ~ prayed for.
q. 4, ALLEN,
CLERK OF Probate Court,
ny rAusrES REONNs, JR., Dcpnty CLERK,
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cauHon, q ceased.
NOTICE ~ HtREhN GIVES THAT ANN
~ W Duncuusou, surviving cNCcutTiN Of
hapftatr OF David 81, nuncansou, deceased,
has rendered Tor settlement, and nlcd IN -Hid
Court. her final account ~ her administration
oT said estate anu prilguu Tor Aual distribution
OF the residue oi aud tstitc among the pcffunH
entitled thereto, aud That Thursday, the slst
DAY 1f Apni, a H. is', at ~ O'Clock q. n., nt
tue curt Room ~ sHid Court, IN tho County
Co1rt lioutc, salt lalu tuy and County, Utah
Judge 81 said Court. for tic fotilemonto t said
account aud hearing SAID petition for dittrihu.
ton, al which tmc aud place any person inter-
Csfcd IN sad estate may appeal anu show
cause, II any there bu, Why shid account should
not he settled and approved and lnal distrlu'
ton made ~ prayed TOE
Dated March -, ltH!,
{. y. ALLEN,
ClCrg u the Probate Court
ny CAusrEg BROWSE, in, Deputy Clerk.
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II ARROW FERGUsuN. tlc atminifirator Of
ID the cstatr OF John scott lccgised having
i.od ma petition herein, duly tcrliod, pray |ht
tor All order ut sale Ct o portion ul the rear
estate uf taid dccodrnt,for Tic puiuo.e ilcrelh
set forth ~ b. therefore ordered lit tue Judge
Of said Court that 100 persons interested 10 lhn
ustaic OF said deceased appear before tnr "a u
Probate Court, ON Tucsduy, TIC ~ day OF
Apfi. \. -, lsu', At lu O'Clock 49, tue forenoon
ot tAid day, nt iNn Court Room ~ HAid fruult1
Cont. nd ifo County Court House, tn She tlv
and County ot salt tAhr, ttah TERRITORY 60 show
cause Why an order should not be grlnicd 10
the .nid admnIttatnr, tu cell o., much oi NC
real tftutc NJ she sa,i deceased ai ci'hrt lhlil'
%. ufi,atr .fIr uH thaii tc necessary, aud that
% COW uf this otier shall be- tuhliHhti ~ least
iout surcrsHiyu week. 10 the Dl.tnLf LNtN.
$50 NIWs.u ne,siuuof printed ana published
DO sHiu CIV and County,
dated March 2'th is3.
q. ". HAGECiI, Probate Judge.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1892-08-17
KEPT THE THREAT,
Murder of Young Man and Wounding
of His Mother.

RIVERSIDE, CAL, Aug. 13.-While Mrs
Wall, the wife of Peter Wall, a prominent
business man of Elsimere, was driving
through the Temescal canon, accompanied
by her son, Ira, young man named Elmer
Walters stepped from the roadside, and
raising gun he was carrying, fired at the
occupants of the buggy, killing Ira Wall in
stantly, and badly wounding Mrs. Wall.
The news of the shooting caused much ex-
element in town and posse was immedi'
ately formed TO 90 in pursuit of the muir
uerer. He was overtaken near South River
side and was turned over to Sheriff Sey.
mour
There has been considerable trouble be.
tween the Wall and Walters families over
disputed water rights, and the court pro-
ceedngs resulted in decision favorable to
Wall. About week ago Mr. Wall was ac-
costed by two masked men while driving
through the canon and warned to leave the
country. He thought lightly of the matter
at the time, but now believes the murder
had been deliberately planned.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1892-08-17
LOST IN ALASKA.
Two Men Probably Drowned While
Seeking For Succor.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 13,-Captain Healy,
commanding the revenue steamer Bear has
made long report to the treasury depart
ment in regard TO the cruise of that vessel in
Alaskan waters. The Bear touched at st.
Matthews Island June 3, and took off n
man named Peter Viani, who was in dire
distress 'r1m lack of provisions. lie said
two other men named Fred Burns and J. B.
Pulsford, who had been left ON the island
with him. had started in dory May for
Halls island, since which time he had
heard nothing The Bear visited Halls
island but did not find the men. Traces
were found of their camp, which appeared
to have been abandoned three weeks before
Captain Healy says he thinks the men must
have been drowned at sea by the capsizing
of their boat.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1892-08-17
THE mABLRHRAp LAUNCHED.
The Speed to Be 1e Knots an Hour. 1t
is Twin Screw Vessel Of the Pro,
tected Type,

Bosros, Aug. 12-Before o'clock, the
hour set for the launching Of United States
cruiser No. II, the immense ship-yard of
Harrison Loring, South Boston, was a live.
ly place, with its busy shipwrghts hurry
ing to and fro under the towering mass Of
steel, putting on the final touches OF lubri-
Gator to insure perfect launch.
Assistant Secretary of the Navy james
Russell So,ey represented the government at
Washington and Gov. Russell and lumber
of members of the legislature were present
for Massachusetts, The city Of Boston was
also well represented by members of
the board of aldermen and common coun-
cil.
At the appointed hour the signal was
given to knock away the shores, and amid
the cheers of the spectators, cruiser No II
slipped slowly down the ways into the
water, christencd the Marblehead. Mrs. Z.
+. Allen broke the customary bottle of wine
over the ships bows as the vessel plunged
into the sea.
Her principal dimensions are Length on
mean load water line, 257 feet; extreme
breadth. 81 feet; depth OF hold to under side
spar deck plank amidships, 10 feet inches;
draft of water, mean normal, II feet 6inches;
displacement in tons to load water line, p
600; area of immersed midship section, 685
feet; indicated horse power, 5,40O maximum
speed per hour, Is knots in smooth water.
She Is atwin-screw protected cruiser with
poop and forecaste decks, and an open gun
deck between, tit ed with water-tght deck
of III pounds plating at the sides. reduced
to ~ pounds in the center, and extending
the entire length of the vessel.
The torpedo outfit will consist of six tor
pedo guns for launching torpedoes. There
will be an electric light plant on board.
The battery will consist of two six-inch
breech.loading rifles, eight five-inch breech-
loading rifles mounted in sponsors, four on
each side of the cruiser six six-pound and
two one-pound rapid-iiring guns and two
Gatling guns. The motive power for the
twin screws will be furnished by two triple
expansion engines of the vertical inverted
type, one on each side of the vessel, 5,iOO-
horse power with cylinders of POI, 80 and
63 inches diameter, and Il stroke Of 33 inches
The vessel was designed by Chief Contrac
tor Theodore Il. Wilson of the United States
navy. The machinery, which is TO be
placed in position few months after the
launching, was designed by Engineer-in.
Chief George w. Melville Of the navy de-
partment.