Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-18
of Tie Evening Star.

CINCINNATI, In order TO have them ready for the
naval parade In the spring The Maine could
easily De completed except for her armor, ana
IL lie proposed to fill in the belt with wood until
/ the armor is ready and bring her down in the
Z wafer bv the Nae N, ballast With bo, & sOo
ton. s;,,,.oa.-. :, - l., a.. ,.-,.or.
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american ship In the parade and probably the
equal in speed and armament to any foreign
ship Of her class likely to be in the rarade
The Nav yo,l bn;l5ing n, frorn,a' H. pbila-
.oi.,.;a a, . -,
NA', WIN i.o' De ie''uf III 'no Pe'"ue' wins
to the delay in furnishing her armor. and this
maF be disappointment to many New lofkers
WHO had expected to see the big namesake OF
the empire state next spring For comfort
these larger ships have great advantage, as
. the increase In the crew Is not proPoruonaHy
as great rs the increase in living space, TO that
I ships OF the New York and Maine class are very
rcomy and comfortable for both officers and
/ crew The othcers quarters are very hneiy
finished In the New York. and the arrangements
Tor comfort III the way OF nght ana ventilation
ana drainage are IA perfect as they can be made,
oehS fuiiy the equal OF the big A'ianuc pas
seHSer hhers IN thls respect "hen the Ne"
ioTk' Naine, Coiumoia ana iexas are In com,
mission on this coast, with the olympia ana
Hcnterey on the west coast. we Will have some
shiPS tnA' every one may wen De PROUD Oh.
AT TIE NORFOLK YARD
the Texas is not a. near completion as the
/ Maine ia here for the cba,oss in the n,,ns de-
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been in the water eight months and will soon
be ready for her trial trip. She is not ex-
pected to make quite as much speed rs the
CINCINNATI, but viii otherwise, in armament
and internal arrangements, be almost the same.
The Naval Academy practice ship Bancroft
VIII soon have her trial trip. She is not in
tended FOR the summer cruise, as many think,
but as practice ship, to be stationed at the
academy Tor use as gunnery ship and practice
IN handling ship under steam both for the
nae cadets and those OF the engineer division.
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Naval Academy and tbe Wont Of a steel vessel
with modern guns was keenly felt for there
was scarcely any opportunity for cadets TO even
zee new gun, mueh less driil win II. unuA
INC snou,i ie~se 'he aSaoein. anu 20 On
etutSihs snip; Inc b1nci oit' WIN ner Hooerh
eusHnes anu lne .a'e', .!Pes Oh great guns ana
.'t'''-nie seooiuaIs oa''eI. wiz III tlie ionE
'c!u heeu 'er! "eH'put 'ne Coi.s'ehauoh VIII
sun oe useu t9r 'he summer cruise, az mere Is
ny no. .cS"nlnoua'loh on 'ne nancrols lor the
lou caue'S that SO on THESE summer cruises,
anu men al oihCsrs agree 'hat 'he eaoets learn
= ielnIns Vi seH- ,enahce anu seHs' onnoSnce
Al. manning vessel on poaro ue oiu salnng
.nlps .na' c1hno. De learned on a steamer. ana
thch ~ Is neheht 10 tne youngsters poth IN
heai,h ana me knowledge acquired, to get out
ana rough awhile
TIE OLD NE" HAMPSHIRE,
which has been laying idle at the Cob dock
since her return from the cholera quarantine
du,v will nrob,blv,.r.in tbere until Co,,rasu
ii n,
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70. 'IHS I'i ~ tuo nieae
49, - NJ 'v Hsi ~nie Tne Wa III tne ser'-
I
~; % ra,,I as men sno Sas
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,ha -, r. wi VI 'AS e"i'"is 'Hie' Vi
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MAY 90 TO THE WEST INDIES.
IL the rumors of fractional war in Hayti are
true the whole or a part of the north Atlantic
s,uad,o, may soo, sol, ,or Al. We, Jd;os
RI 49, ~ - .,
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I1..' Inns ~ uo ieiosIauis rstner tnan
"u.'4-cihS' anu "ueh iiISuI recuoh does preak
n'os 'hore peop'o INC orc NO fespecers
uhee .no presence VI nee Is
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nm ~ orr n.vy dafsd tber, I'D sbn,,oJ I,,ot,
a perfect and proper disregard of their paper
quarantine since IT was only Quarantine OF
'he lapsl .na' .ne oroe, was written on ana was
.h;,s - :, ,h. 80 -, p.tarn1 Sc 800
show little respect for nroncrtv owned nv oi,i-
zens Of the Tinted States When il ia con-
Z sidered that il is only few Years since the
yoodo wor.hipers killed vouug children ard o,e
them in their wild religious ceremonies and
that even some of the hioh mapnates of the
/ government we're confessed believers in tbe
/ yoodo nrie.ts M, mncb can he .xroct.5 90
| .be ci,;lens a. the obIark renubl;c {" s,d u 10
we'll 10 t.cr, ., w,tcbfnI eve on onr bus;r.ss i, :.
/ tere.,s there In case Of n spdden on.hr.oL
/ tba Concord No. =, g. Tbon,as o,,,,d 81,
r,o,s<t oI,r in,sras,s ,hara - -, ,,s,;I a..
aarr;-aI 80 az aaCsh;n Nson,;st;o.. -
r.r6in, Co. - ~. O. thn ,-,,rnb.r 80
H. ME-. ~ Sicbnies 81 H.; sa p"a T,,. "a
So. no.I,r 80, D., - iUi oniIea
tiations had been successfnI the constrpct;on
o. a suitable harbor and much Improvement TO
the barren island on the coast OF Hayt would
nave oeen necessary. while the general unset
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P.Ss nc. 10 a., 10y = w ai'he 1iIS ~ was hu-
80, 80 so', ieDov.' PeoPie
49, %, DC uhoes s. even as SUBJECTS ana
Aiu'h 'e's 90 as ei'i%en7-
SHORT RATioSs IN VENEZUELA
The officers Of tho Chicago. which has Just
returned from Venezuela tell Of the difficulty
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a. i''n ioou- Inc
farmers around la uuhyra,r seems, were afraid
10 come into the town with their produce for
fear OF having II seized by the trOOps of one