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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-10
Anokltey Liter 10 Homer.

tNtAf%tf 4-ffftf - ~ OFsefe-
May IS. 90. Syracuse. N. Y.
Dear Madam:
want to tell you what your
l1gffabks Compound and San
awe Wash have done for me.
was so bad with falling Of
he womb and Leucorrh9a
hat ! could not stand.
Il had doctored so much
without benefit | was entirely
discouraged. ! expected to die.
"One evening | read in the
Herald about your medicine.
| got some. and took bottles
d the Compound, and used one
Of the Sanative Wash.
am now well and strong.
am never troubled with either
Of the complaints. Ii more
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-10

Dixon's restaurant is the cheapest and
best place in the city.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-10
VINEGAR FURNITURE CO.

VXIhen you are down town call at our store.
wv have more goods to sell than ever before.
Inspect the quality. compare the price,
i You will find them cheap and nice.
Mo place like home-furnsh it new,
~ Enjoy the world as you pass through
L asy chairs, we have full line.
LCarpets and Draperics. coarse or fine.
n asolne Stoves, large and small,
" But our Crockcry bargains beat them ALL
4 nd Parlor Suites to be sold at cost
ACustomers happy-no money lost
ID light here is the place, this week and day,
IN Select your goods and take them away.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-10

women would
use your Com
poun d, there
would be less suf-
Eering in til e
" world Mrs.
Ida CasLy, lao
Odps 81.
At tr~frs<ts 80
Af<F<ss + fr~eS<so<
Lspz4 e fs~s~s~ Nrn
CO. Ifs<. No..
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TURoUoIsEs.
II Union Square, N. Y.

nah Of their food. but actually destroy the
schools OF the latter Whenever these fisher
men see school they drive right into II, catch
what they can Of the menhadens and the 9th
ers as we'll and what fish nre left after the
slaughter arc thus driven from these shores
These fishermen care nothing for the edi-
bile fish they catch. They don't tnke the
trouble to separate them from the nienhaden a,
but throw them into the not together where
they arc boiled for their oil. There being lit
tie oil in any except tho menhHdeue Of course
there IL nm enormous waste. Besides they
drive into the schools when the fish are spawn
Ing. 60 that they not only take them when
unfit for food. hut destroy greater quantities
than they otherwise would.
what this conference proposes doing IL to
secure, N possible. in every coastwlse State
from Maine to North Carolina the enactme emit
OF laws prohibiting. within three miles Of
land. fishing for menhadens. except during
certain seasons: prohibiting entirely opera
lions In bays and estuaries. and to securin q
an enactment by the general Government en-
forcing like prohibition on the high seas"
Thomas ~ Cuthbert. Treasurer OF the Now
York Association for the Protection OF Game
endorsed what Judge McGown had said. He
added that the decrease IN tho supply OF GER
tain kinds OF fish was attributed by the m en-
baden and certain other fishermen TO the fact
that these fsh make deBultory migrationa
For the rast few years" he aaid, mo
mnckerel have been seen north Of Cape Fear.
We have no desire to prohibit fishing for mem
hadena entirely. We are willing that they be
taken In small nets. but fishing on q great
scale will leave Us In few years without any
fish food supply"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-04
PIRATING OBTAINED By THE roc.
She win Sail To-day Uuder Sealed Orders
from MInister Msudosea.

Sho VIII Sail To-day Under Sealed Order s
from Minister Mendosea.
The Destroyer. now called tho PirAtiaS. did
not sail for Brazil yesterday as expected. On
account OF the heavy fog as was announced,
It was deemed advisable to delay her depart
ure until to-day. The Yarrow boat. now the
Moxot6. was towed up to tho foot of East
Nineteenth street where the Santvil was lying.
and there swung aboard by the Morgan Iron
Works floating derrick. She was placed for
ward on the starhnarl side.
Minister Mendonca WAS busy with corre-
spondancs all day At the Brunswick and an
nounced that he had received no news about
the affairs Of his country, The Minister ex-
pect ed to return to Washington last night
He said he thought Mel!o had mada the
bold move Of leaving tho harbor OF Rio on the
Auuidaban because he was running short OF
supplies. and also because he possibly In
tended to put in at some southern port and
clean his nagshir He said that lately Meiio
the struggle he got all the supplies he wanted
by sendiug launches ont to hold up liRhters ON
10 which supplies consigned 10 Brazilian peO-
Die had been discharged from foreign vessels
These lighters tew the BRAZILIAN flag, and 40
were the lawful Yrey OF MellO Lately Mello
has beer checked by tho owners OF the light.
eTs lying the flag Of the vessel which hroug lat
the cargo to port. which he could not night
YESTERDAY afternoon Capt. Buck and Cant.
Slocum Of tho Printing called on Minister Men
donca ct tho brunswick and received their
sealed orders.
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UIRI.

Mrs. jerry Fryer. better known as Pauline
Cushmau. who died In straitened circum-
stances in San Francisco on Saturday. was a
well-known character In war times. She waA
born In New Orleans on June 10. 1888. and
was the daughter OF q Spanish refugee. Her
beauty Of face and figure led her to the va
riety stage. whore she was successful for sew
eral years She used he. profession during
the war Of the rebellion to act as a scou; and
Spy for the Northern military police. While
playing In Nashville she betrayed tho cont..n-
plated m ovements OF gucrrilas ard gave valu-
able Information concerning thefts from tine
Government stores In MAY. 1863. she en-
tered tho Confederate lines as u spy to ascer-
tain the strength OF the rebel forces
and the extent OF their Notifications.
She was found out and arrested. When
be- SaSge eo bn, befors the sCn;SHce couS Ss
executed the Union forces drove the rebels
out OF shelbyvils., where Pauline Cushman
soldiers gave her the title OF Major. and she
adopted the, oak leaves Of that rank. Her
Vice to the Army OF the Cumberland.
Lawyer Stephen b. Hanson. tho odes.
member Of the huds9n county bar died yes.
City. MIR. Ransom Was 10 years Old. lie wa5
born in D Salem. Conn. Ms grandfather,
Hanson taught school In various places while
studying law. In 1874 he was admitted to
the bar. and In 1854 he settled in Jersey Ctr.
Mr. Ransom always took an active TART in
politics He was originally Democrat. After
ward he became an Abolltioni t. and was ono
OF tho founders Of tho Republican party. lIe
was personal friend OF Abraham Lincoln.
lie was, IL IL said. one of the managers ct the
which slaves were enabled TO escape from tho
south to Canada. sam Williams. the eN-slavo
who acted as guido for BurnsideS cNueditiOn.
was concealed In Mr. RRnsulu's house during
the draft riots OF lSA Gen. burnside sent
him to Mr.. Rams ON 8 house with u request that
horace Greeley in 1872; Mterwgrd he be-
came ProhiUitIonist. and ran for Governor OF
New Jersey in 1880.
Edward Martin died ut his homs In Red
Hook. ". Y. yesterday morning. aged 81 years
He WAS a civil engineer by profession. and had
located the Hudson liver Railroad from Al
bany as far south as Hyde Park; At one time
he was superintendent OF the old GaienA ami
Chicago Union Railroad. and was tho nrst
President Of the khinrbeck and Connecticut
Railroad The first engine that ever drew a
him. He was noted for his philanthropic deeds,
and had largely contributed to church work Ia
his native town,
Joseph ID. Potts. President OF the Empire
line and American Stcamshi Com
pany director and u leauing man In Transport
road. died yesterday at Milton. Pa, OF paralysis.
Willis Raney ex-secretary Of tho Louisville
and Nashville kailrnad. died yesterday in
Iouisyille. aged ~. lie retired from business
ten years ago
Giulia {. Aorosni. wife OF Giovanni T. Moro
SIM, tho banker. died yesterday at her home
In RiyerdAle in her 52d year.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-04
Notes OF Foreign Happenings.

The Influenza epidemic In KEEL spreads rap
idly. Three hundred marines are under treat
mont
Tho Swiss Government denies that Il ID
about to eIpel hundreds OF Anarchists from
the republic. They won't be molested as long
as they keep quiet
NJ Bertilon. Chief OF the Anthropom etric
Department OF tho Paris police Is preparing a
pictorial WORK on tho Anarchists OF Paris.
The Paris Gdul0is vouchPs for the truth of
the state n ent that the CZarevitch Is betrothe ed
TO the Princess Alice OF iIesse. She Is the sis
In 1872.
As King Leopold was bidding good by 10 tho
Duke of BAxe-CoburG- Gotha at the station In
brussels yesterday an Anarchist approached.
shouting. Long live anarchy" He was
seized By policemen and carried struggling
10 q station house,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-04
THE HAWAIIAN sITUATIoM
both sides OF the Qu-siioa Discussed In the
North American Review.

both siass or the Question Discussed In the
North American Review.
The Hawaiian Situation" Is the subject OF
q symposium In the December number OF the
North american Rerie1r. published to-day.
Mr.. Eugene Tyler Cham berlain contributes
an article entitled The Invasion OF Hawaii"
in which he maintains that the broad princl-
pies laid down In Daniel Webster's instructions
TO the United States representative at Homo
lulu in 1851 were the rule of conduct for the
Government OF the United States In Its rela-
lions with the Government OF Hawaii up to Jan.
III. 1895. The special passage in Mr. Webster's
despatch to which Mr. Chamberain refers is
as follows: while indisposed To exercise
any sinister influence itself over the eounsels
Government BY the menace OF the actual ap,
p!ieation OF superior military force, the United
states E, SpsGts to zee other powerful nations
The Hon. William NJ. Springer in an article
entitled Our Present DUTY" contends that
States Is to restore the Queen To the throne.
lnasmueh as she was displaced only By SUI
INDUCES the hope that the example OF our
own GoNernment and the advantages OF our
acting upon their own Judgment, 10 suppTess
their monarchy ana establish in it's place a
reRSoiikeah FORM OF goyernment;
States Minister In Hawaii when the Queen was
dethroned; makes powerful plea for Annexa-
tion; Mr. Stevens passes in review the history
OF the native monarchy. and says that from
the time llliuokalani tried to proclaim a con-
stttuuon giving herself arbitrary power over
turning an ineorTuPtible supreme Court and
granting TO herself the appointment OF new
Judges. the Hawaiian monarchy was dead. aud
no restoration 10 possible except By the exer-
else OF some outside and foreign force. Neither
By force, threats. nor Intimidation did the
United States officials oppose the fallen Queen
or aid the Provisional Goyernmsnt. Mr.. Ste
Vsns continues:
ut would be a piece Of lniamy OF which no
great nation has been guilty. to look coldly on
and see an American colony standing with a
spotless record on those beautiful Islands the
advanced post Of American civilization. struck
down b. league Of foreign adve ntuTsrs. gam
oilers and national enemies. IL would Justly
bring on Us the moral oDDrobrium Of the
world"
Eysr5sOsT shsula ss.pbs H.rsslus
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-04
TIE IrhLLAN CRISIS.
zsnardem Nesriy Completes the Formation
OF HE Cabinet.

ROME. Dec. IA Cabinet selected from mem
bers OF the Left has been almost completed.
The list reported this evening Is:
Premiership and Interior. Giuseppe zsnardenL
Finance PRo.o HoseL
Treasury. PietrO Naccheln
Public Works Alessandro Fortia
Educ alton, Niccolo Gallo.
Posts and TeleRraphs BAroT de Riseio.
Gen. BaraltierL Governo or OF the Red Sea Col
ony Ia regarded rs the man for the Ministry OF
Foreign Affairs. No selections have been made
for tho Ministers Of War and Justice.
An Extremist manifesto. signed by thirty
Deputies. was published this evening. 1T con.
tains n hot attack upon eN-Premler Giolitti
and his Minister'S who are described as re-
sponsible for the wrrtched condition Of state
finances. The Socialists cannot support. any
cabinet Of similar tendencies. the manifesto
Rays Further taxes are represented rs i'm
possible. The revision OF the Bank laws and
immediate retrcnchmcnt In the departments
and Mt tho palace are demanded. This RE-
trpnchment must effect a saving OF at least
1OO,OUU. UU lire n year
The Naples Courier reiterates the report that
King Humhert intends to torego 3,OOO.Oo0 lire
OF hie civil list.
Late this evening Gen. Mariana IL mentione ed
as he most likely candidate for the Ministry
Of War Admiral Racchia Ia believed to be
slated for the Marine portfolio. Senator
Canuniro or Senator Puccioni will probably
take the Ministry OF Justice.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-04

The Kidneys are the only blood purifying
organs Of the system. Every drop OF blood in
the body goes through the kidneys every three
minutes night and day year In and year out
Good health lie therefore impossible II the Kid
ncys. the sewers Of the system. are cloRRed up
and diseased.
Put the Kidneys in perfect health with
Warmers SAFE Cure and your blood will
he pure, your appetite will return. your step
will be elastic, your nerves will be restored.
and the bloom Of health will return TO your
check. Thousands have testified to such glad
experience: you can swell the number II you
will. A great point In favor OF
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-04
JoTIISGs AHoUF TOWN.


EINTV-
The nrst 81 vnskt recital will he given 81 the Madison
SQUARE Garl,u tUucert Hal tomorrow evening At ~
O'clock aud THursday afternoon the last recital
Elll Be glE.H
In accordance with Archbishop CorrlgAn's circular
read las Jay, colecrOn vas taken up Yesterday
In an ts louAE catholic churches % tus arch
Tor the p rrtse % residence Ia Warrington for tie
Apostolic lrcgatlon-
Cant uuncrty OF the Fast Fifth street police station
eAused arrest on saturday night OF proprirtors
Oh cuGs- o4srs ia hE dlstFlcL they seTs ArTaigned
IN tue Es-rN Market Court yesterday and nned 800
each Il ravInE been proved that tuey EeTs ssling
lluuoT without hcsnhes,
PatrlcE no.au. pa years old EhO used 20 be order
10 ths uIn At NAr4s islAnI found act-
Tag uko lunAtlc ln West rhtrtYnntl street yserlay
moFnuy ltls thought that constsni association with
lunAtIcs has Affected hts mind lie tAken 10 thu
insAue pavilion ~ Bellevue Hospital Tor examination
60 Lls sanity.
Eary yesterday morninE the police Talded the pAes
AZ $40 Third avenue which NAs formerly kspe by
PAUL boyle And Ehich he named The ship \
ThiTty seven men and four women Nsrs captured In
the Harlem Police CoaH yesterday the men we're let
but The women 8ent 70 be Ialand for month
hil baEtsndsr we're held for violating ths ExelSs n -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-04
RUN DOWN BY A LOADED
HANDCAR.
n r. ALLYS's SERIOUS ACCIDENT ON
THE X AND NJ n. r.
Ute Escape, Sickness. and Rrcovery-PIusH
Psraiysis-A Railroads Iunratitude.


F,o-, n, W,7ao, Nh. Herald
work cd for the y. and NJ Il r.. ne a section
hand, on the section extending east from Te-
NoT On the second u he mot with
accident that nearly cost him his life. lie and
OF which was push car. Mr. Allyn was stsnd-
ing on the front part Of the car. with his back
run: Just az the two cars came together, the
foreman ordered him to step from the car on
AZ the same time sirnal,ed another OF the men
to amply the brake. which slackened their speed
enough to cause gap OF few feet between
In Stepping back TO comply with the order he
iell upon his back in tho middle OF the railroad
ton. rasssd over him. A rod on tho under side
so that his lcet struck his face. As no rolled
over the hull-whcel struck his back and In
fatal The car was raised from the rails and
thrown on the track. on course MIR, Allyn be-
were drawn one across the other, and Tor seYen
months he was helpless md suffered continue
ousg The railroad. With characteristics In
lyn has caused great surprise in Nebraska
medical circles by, recovering. and lie now rum
place, doing most Of the work himself. Lending
physicians who have examined him. Including
sch; Drs. c. & Gnfford. Yodon aud Waters OF
Wymore. pronounce II the most surprising
case OF nerve anu hplno TeslOrhtlOn eAtRnL
Any injury 20 the great nerve centres OF the
spine, which IL 40 severe "a to cause paralysis.
has until recently been regarded ns ineurabie.
A better understanding OF the nerve systems.
however. has OF late developed new. and sue
oessful treatment marking nm epoch in medi-
cine. It was through one OF these. and prob
ably tho bost. that Allyn's recovery was brought
about: n preparation by Dr. Williams OF Cam
ada, called Pink Pills for Pale People Allyn's
recovery II the talk Of Lincoln county. and 10
indeed 2 very wonderful thing TO the medical
fraternity, and to any ono suffering from nerv-
Qua disorders. this account will be OF great in-
tsryat.-idr.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-04
CAsIMIR-P ERIER,S POLICY.
Ex.Fremicr Dupuy Talked OF as Pre.iden
or the Chamber.

EH-FremItr Dnpuy Talked OF as Fresident
OF the Chamber.
LONDON. Dec. 3-Tho Morning Pos''s Paris
correspondent says that Deputy lie Bon will
be .he Minister Of the Colonies
Another correspondent says that NJ. Cnslmir-
Peridr will declare emphaticslly against an
income tax. revision OF the Constitution.
and separation OF Church and State. He will
pursue. It is said, democratic policy. and will
agree to pension plan for workingmen.
Deputy Drunot will interpellnte the Govern
ment at once na to the troubles in Madagascar
P,qt-, Dec. 3.-Ex- Premier Dupuy went to
the Eysce to- day and rendered to President
Cnrnot an account OF his use OF tho secret SER
vice fund.
The Temps recommends warmly that NJ.
Dupuy be made President OF the Chamber in
supporters Of the Government probably will
vote for Dupuy whose election. therefore. will
show the strength Of Casimir-PeriGr's ajority.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-04
Coming Trla, OF th. Marb,.h,aa.

NV LONDON. Dec 3.-The trial OF the now
cruiser Marblehead will take place on We'd
nesday over course OF SO nautical miles be-
tween Stratford and Saybrook ranges. The
Marblehead IL now here. and with her are the
KearsarEe. Nesuvius. Dolphin, and light
steamer Fern. which are to DO official boats
during the trial. together with the MarkeetA
from New York and the Fortune from Newport.
Nothing Is known otthe merits Of the Marbls-
head, but 1t is expected that she will make as
good showing as did her sister ship the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-04
WARMERS
s AFE CUR z

is that 1t Is no new, untried remedy, but has
stood the test OF time and has cured thousands
OF meu and women given up to die.
There are things. however. Warmers Safe Cure
does not do.
It does not lull your nerves TO rest only to
make wreck OF your nervous system in the
end.
1t does not create an appetite for narcotics
which demands more and moro soothing
potions until you are In the tolls Of the monster
and a mental and physical wreck.
II you are suEerln. from Iiackache. Nervous
Troubles, Stomach Difficulties, or an, form
OF Kidney. Liver or Urinary Disease,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-04
D.mroSch at the Musie Hail.

The soloists at the Damrosch concert IN
Carnegie Music Hall last night were Nine.
Amalia Materna and Sig. Agostino Monte
CRITIC. The maln feature OF the programme
was lengthy selection from the third act OF
s!eGfri 3D. including Brunnhilde's awakening.
Brunnhilde's greeting 10 tho world. and the
love duet between Brupnhilde and Sisgfried
Mr.. Richard Burmeistor. the pianist. rem
dered Chopfn's Concerto In i minor with OK
eellent expression; and was enthusiasticall
encored Nine, Mate ma also sang Eliza
beth's Prayer" from TannhAuseE.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-04

LONDON, Dec 4.-The Odessa correspondent
OF the Ns,rs says that In consequence OF tho
recent famine the peasants OF forty-seven
Governments in Russia owe the imperial Gov
eminent 5000. 100 roubles and the proyln-
cial iilcinls l8OupOOO quarters Of grain. The
peasants are etill in a deplorable condition.
Arrears OF taxes continue to accumulate.
Owing to the tariff war with Germany tho
peasants have lost the benefits OF the good
harvest this year. and have leen compelled u
sell their grain at half Its value.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-04
WAR NER'S
s AFE CUR E

will cure you There is no doubt about this
Warmers Safe Cure Rests its Reputation on
its Record.
Begin tho use OF this Great Remedy to-day.
Disease does not stand still.
In purchasing accept no substitute. Tho
picture OF q Safe Is on oil genuine packages
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-04
Tn. Civil Marriage Hin In Hungary.

Lower House yesterday ny the Minister OF Jus
tice In favor OF the Civil Marriage bill was ap-
plauded By the Deputies regardless Of party.
not even excepting 10 Radicals Che left
proposed TO marx this historical day by ad
journing Cleri, al fanatic. who opposed the
motion. was hooted. Inc entire house arose
TO express thanks 10 Premier Wekerle. 1t Is
believed that now the Upper House will not
dare refuse assent to tho bill.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-04
Financial Trouhl.- In Cuhn.

MADnIp. Dec. "A Havana despatch an
nounces the failure OF the plan for the Span
ish Bank OF Cuba to issue promissorY notes to
tide over the difficulty OF meeting gold obliga-
lions until the sugar crop shall have been
marketed. The banks clients were unable to
negotiate the notes. and q liquidation seems
The min Of many denosItors The mannger Of
the bank. o Spanish official. is on his way to
lad iii
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-04
Beecham's pills are for

biliousness sick headache
bilious headache bad taste in the
dyspepsia mouth
sour stomach coated tongue
torpid liver loss of appetite
dizziness piles
when caused by constipation;
and constipation is the most
frequent cause ofall ofthem.
Book free; pills csc. At
drugstores, orwrite B Fallen
Co, sos Canal st. NswYoC6
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-04
Cra1sd Over Football,

PHILADELPHIA. Dec 3.-Crazed by his anthu-
siasm over football. Dennis Dean OF Atlantic
city " j.. became violently insane last night
at that place. and. selling an axe. he drove all
the firemen from the Goodwill Engine house
Then, going To saloon. he aItem pied 10 shoot
himself lie was oVeTpoWored and disArmed
and sent to the City Hospital
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-04
The Bun.r state North OF Siam.

LONDON. Dec 4.-The Paris correspondent
OF the Times confirms the report that the
French and English Commissioners were sent
to explore the territory OF the new buffer
State In Asia The country is new to Euro
peans and much difficulty has been expert
enced in negotiating with the natives. Tho
future Government of tho buffer State. as
finally arranged. will be under the rule OF
China.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-04

The German steamship saleno. which ar
rived yesterday from Brazilian ports. was IN
the harbor Of Rio Janeiro during one Of the
semi-weekIy bombardmentA Capt seharm-
berg says he steamed into Rio on Oct. 90 He
had peen warned the day before hy signals
from Fort Santa Cruz to stay out q day az die
Government aud the insurgents were having
a lOnR-range duel
The forts and the war ships politely ceased
hostilities long enough to allow the merch a nd
nest which wanted 70 get oqt ana the fleet that
wanted 70 get ~ % accom- RIls SI their purpose.
Ponto De MatozG. explode on Nov. g Meilo's
fleet had inflicted much damage on the forta
at Nillsgaignon. which was plainly visible from
the Salerno when she passed out.