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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-07
SATURDAYS STAR,

1t Will Be an Exceptionally Attractive
Number.
Tomorrow's issue Of The STAR will be Of in.
terest to every person in Washington. 1t viii
be composed Of sixteen pages, and they will b.
full Of the most entertaining, instructive, at
tractive and varied reading matter that can b
produced. Several Of the special chapters fol
tomorrow will be appropriately illustrated
The following are some Of the features:
DEATH IN THE STORM Qllustrated).
How whirling tornadoes carry destruction
far and wide.
THE FISHERIES EXHIBIT (nlustratsd).
One of the most complete to be seen at the
worlds fair.
FOR A DIP IN THE SURF illustrated.
How to make bathing costumes for both
young and old
A FARMER STATESMAN Qllustrased).
The new Secretary Of Agriculture views on
farms and farmers. By F. G. Carpenter.
MUSICAL CICADAs mlustrated).
Interesting facts about the noted seventeen
year locusts
COMBINING CoLoRs IIlustrated).
Different shades that blend with each othe,
in dress.
WEARING APPAREL.
The antiquity Of some Of the articles now in
daily use.
THE COWBOY AS HE Is.
Wherein he differs from the being usual,
portrayed in novels.
BUDDING ENGINEERS.
Hard problems in their pathway toward q
coveted degree.
La RABIDA.
The worlds fair reproduction Of the famoui
monastery. Special correspondence Of tn
EVENING STAR.
GROWING TEA
Prospects for an important American in
dustry Of the future.
BARKER
A capital story Of friendship and love.
RELICS OF THE PAST.
Burlesque illustrations OF Fanny Kemble'
book on America By John F. Coyle.
LOCAL EXPERTS AT CRooUET.
Washingtoniaus who are skillful with tn
mallet and ball
THE CASH PRIZE CYCLING LEAGUE.
Views Of local wheelmen Of its influence o,
the amateur riders.
REAL ESTATE MATTERS.
The early meeting of Congress makes the de
mand for houses active.
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CYCLONE IN IOWA.
"A Path Of Ruin Several Miles Wide Cut
the Storm.

"A Path OF Ruin Several Miles Wide Cut by
the Storm.
cyclone struck Pomeroy, Iowa, early last
evening, swept away half of the buildings in
the town and injured q largeuumber Of people.
1t is believed that Fonda aud Manson also
suffered from the storm. The storm oame
from the northeast. and devastated q wide
territory. The operator atTarso, Iowa, teie-
graphs that 100 are dead at Pomeroy and 200
in5ured
special train with all the physicians Of the
city LEFT Fort Dodge for Pomeroy. TWENTY-FIVE
miles west, on the Illinois Centrs-; railway, the
scene Of the cyclone.
A destructive cyclone passed through the
south part Of Cherokee county last evening.
cutting path ranging from a quarter to three
miles in width and extending twelve miles in
the county. Reports Of fourteen deaths and q
large number injured were brought in.
The path OF the storm Ia marked by complete
desolation. Houses. barns and fences were
swept completely away. Crops spe ruined and
q large number of farm animals killed The
course Of the storm was eastward, but how far
It extended cannot be Dcertained, as the wires
are down.
terrific tornado, accompanied by thunder
and hail, struck four miles south Of Alta, Iowa,
at about $50 O'Clock last evening. A number
Of persons were killed. Reports indicate that
the storm extended from near Aurelia to
Newell
cyclone, accompanied by heavy rain. and
hail, passed over Cherokee, Buens Vista, Ida.
Sac and Pocahonkas counties late in the after
noon.
Mrs. Allen Warburton OF Quimby was killed.
Near Cherokee Mrs. Moeynx was killed. The
storm swept across the country nearly eastward,
destroy ing crops and demohshing the buildings
in Its path 1t is rumored sixteen persons'were
killed.
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LOST BIZ POOR PITCHING.
Maul's Delivery was Wild and Weak 1t {
Louis.

Msul's Delivery Was Wild and Weak 1t St.
Louis.
Poor pitching lost yesterdays game at st.
Louis. Maui sent seven to first on balls and
nearly all scored He hit another batsman and
had wild pitch. Az the Browns sandwiched
in a number Of good hard hits It is no wonder
that the Senators were badly beaten. The out
field Of the Browns put up an extraordinary
game, making nine put outs, some Of them
being difficult catches and cutting OF appar-
emily safe doubles and triples The Browns
playing at home under Won der Ahe's watchful
eye and playing away from home are two diff
ferent teams The game they put up yester-
day would have been ard. for any club to excel.
Five errors are charged sgainst the Senators.
but they were not costly. Tommy Dowd
showed up strong at the bat. making two
doubles and a single and catching four flies and
stealing five bases. Our men wee left SO far
behind early in the game that they couldn't
sacrifice, but had to hi: hard. This, of course,
is great disadvantage, and as the Browns out
field were taking everything coming their way
the Senators had little chance
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FUTURE DAYS.

LIMITED STATES NARSHAL'S SALE-BY vIR-
- tue OK writ of 6eri facias issued out OF the
clerks Office Of the supreme Court Of the District of
Columbia in the of EbeneZer B. Warren, trading
f. B. Warren Co: to the use Of B-rtow L. Walker
VS. John II. Bird at law. number 2i6c3S, and to me
directed have seized and levied upon and will sell
at public sale for cash front Of the house
Ninth DAY OF JULY. 1854 beginning at TWELVE
O'CLOCK ~ all the undivided estate right. title and
following described property. TO wit: Part Of lots
numbered Ii and IA in square numbered 636. con-
tanned within the following metes and bounds viz
BEGINNING for the same the line Of South Capitol
at point distant 20 feet south Of the northeast
due west to the west line Of said lot thence northeast
erly along the west line Of said lot to the northwest
said lot thence east 1 feet to the northwest
Of said lot thence north 10 feet thence east
90 feet inches to the line of said South Capitol
street thence south along said st eet SO feet the
place of beginning. together with all and singular
the improvements thereon. to satisfy said writ Of eri
factas
DANIEL NJ. BANsDELL. .. g. Marshal
RATCIIFFE, DARR L CO.. Auctioneers
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FOR SALE-HoRsgs Il VEHICLES

lrIIi SALE -5lOl Will. Buy VERY PRETTY
da-k hay mare. suitable for carriaGe lilht bust
about years old. without Flemish far a.
owner l. aware solt for want of Can be
B atlfDOkf'r. Sth near D n iy1 II
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS,
PATCL1FFE. DARR CO.. AUcTIoNEERs

CHANcERY SALE OF LARGE AND VERY vALu.
ABLE LOT At SOUTHWEST CORNER OF
RHODE ISLAND AVENUE AND SEVEN
TENTH STREET NORTHWEST, NEAR SITE
FOR NEW ST. MATTHEW'S CHURCH
By virtue OF . certain deed OF trust to the under
signed recorded in Lbsr 1924. folio 395 ct seq and
Columbis. passed in equity cause No 1887. the un
Say r IF 9Gr IL s r. Tk
iii that part Of lots "A b &c" ..Da and ..r
Of W. s. Cox trustees subdivision OF original lot fo,
"a. In square one hundred and sixty (l6O) as said
subdivision is recorded in the Office the surveyor
the District of Columbia contained within the follow
ing metes and bounds. viz: Beginning for the same
at the northeast corner of said square and running
thence south along 18th street 100 feet thence west
80 feet thence north to Rhode Island avenue thence
in Q northeasterly direction along Rhode Island ave
nue. to the point Of beginning. This property is suit
able for . large residence for subdivision into
smaller lots. and its very desirable location should
command the attention of vestors and others this
sale
Terms Of sale One third in cash. and the residue
two equal at one aud two from day
Of sale the deferred payments to bear interest from
property sold all cash. at the option of the pur
chaser Terms Of sale to be complied with In fifteen
days from day Of sale trustees the right
reeell at risk of defaulting purchaser deposit OF
$500 to be made when bid is accepted and all convey
ancing to be at the cost Of purchaser
WM. +. EDMONSTON
Once, 500 5th st. n w., |
EDWARD III. THOMAS trustees.
jy3-d&ds Office. GIG st. n. w.,
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-. Earned r IansSssti Louis wsshinEton; g. Tirs'
s:s y S b ss
s..oo HS%. 81 1 Msa ses.
werdsn: Quinn, Tvo-bsse hits-Dovd @. Peits.
Brods S, Bsnnon shusaat. Rsaford D'T pou iSSl
gsy;.GrOpis, 9pinn and wsrden. Hi Sy pitcher"
Quad. Time Of gsme~i. 50
The scores Of the other games were,
Chicago, II; Philadelphia, 10.
Pittsburg, 10; Boston, 9.
Cincinnati, 8; Brooklyn,S
Louisville. IL; New York, IL.
The Cleveland. Baltimore game,was postponed
on account OF rain.
CLEAN SWEEP FOR THE wxsrKaNERs.
The western clubs made q clean sweep YES
terday. Five games were played and the home
teams captured four Of them, and the other
which was between Louisville and New York.
was stopped at the end Of the ninth inning
with the score tie. This 10 the second tie
game that the Giants have played in the west.
All OF the scores were large. and with the
exception Of the Cincinnati-Brooklyn game
double figures were reached by the winning
clubs. Chicago, Pittsburg and Cincinnati
each won by the narrow margin Of one run.
while II took Anson's Colts eleven innings II
defeat the Phillies.
cHAABERLAIS ExoNERArED.
The charge against Pitcher Chamberlain of
Cincinnati that he was in league with q local
gambler and purposely lost the Philadelphia
Cincinnati game on the morning Of the Fourth
has fallen fiat. It turns out to be the work of 8
gambler, who bet on Cincinnati and lost.
Capt. Comiskey is generally blamed for Civ.
ing countenance to such q charge. Comiskey
is credited with saying that he believed Cham.
beriain is guilty and adding that Chamberlain
would never pitch for the ''Reds" again. II
view OF all the circumstances 1t is more than
likely that Comiskey will not release Chamber.
lain.
SUNDAY BASE BALL AT LOUISVILLE
II Sunday base ball is stopped at Louisvill.
it is doubtful If a league club would be con
tinued there, as the average attendance OF
week DAYS is very small. After the stands OF
the old Louisville grounds were DESTROYED b,
fire last year the club built q new home a
Falkland, just outside the city limits. Wber
Sunday games were mentioned the !, 700 peopl,
OF Falkland said they had come away from
Louisville and built up Farmland because the,
wanted to live away from noise and wished t.
spend Sunday quietly. Playing base ball o.
witnessing game on Sunday did not conform
to their ideas, and they made the penalty To-
pla wing ball on Sunday within their jurisdic
ton 81 800 each club for each offense. Tn
directors Of the Louisville club have made
desperate struggle for Sundayigames and be
Ieve the Falkland authorities will reconsider
the matter and put the penaltyat some nomina
sum.
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nUNCANSON BROS. AUCTIONEERs.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF BRICK DWELLING. SIT
UATE NUMBER 1906 NJ STREET NORTH

WEST.
By virtue of a certain deed of trust to us bearing
date July 2l 1892 and duly recorded July % 1892,
in Lber No 17l2 folio 81 ct seq of the land records
OF the District of Columbia and ut the request the
parties secured thereby. the undersigned trustees
will sell at public auction. in front Of the premises on
MONDAY. THE SEVENTEENTH DAY OF JULY,
A. D. 1893. at FIVE O'CLOCK P. NJ all that certain
piece parcel of land and premises situate the
Of Washington. District of Columbia, and known and
designated as and being part Of original lot (l) in
square one hundred and ninety-six tl96) contained
within the following metes and bounds. viz. Begin
for the same at point in the north line Of North
street, distant 80 feet inches west from the SOUTH
east corner of said lot and and same distance
westward from the west side of 18th west then
inches, then run south 20 feet 10 inches then run
east feet 10 inches then south :3 feet to said
north line Of North street. and then east along
said street Is feet to the place of beginning
with the improvements thereon. consisting Of three
story brick dwelling house.
Terms of sale: one-third of the purchase money to
lie paid i'll cash and the balance in three equal in
stallments. payable in two aud three years. with
interest at six 90 per centum per annun, p yable
semiaunually from day Of sale, secured bv deed of
rust the property sod all cash. the option
of the purchaser. deposit of $500 will be required
OF the purchaser at the time of sale All conveyanc-
ing. recording and notarial fees OF the pur
chaser Terms of sale to be compiled with within ten
days from day OF SALE otherwise the trustees
the rxht to resell the property At the risk and
the defaulting purchaser.
WILLIAM &. EDMoNsToN,
CONSTANTINE H. WILLIAMSON trustees
Address 500 5th st. NV. jyadkds
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON
RATCLIFFE. DARR Co. AUCTIoNEERs.
H $40 PENNA- AVE NV.

~ go PENNA- AVE NV.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF FsAME DWELLING AND
TENTH AND FLEvFNTH STREETS SOUTH
EAST. BEING KNOWN AS NOS. lOll AND
lob STREET. BY AUCTION.
By virtue Of deed Of trust given TO and duly re-
corded in Lfber No 1889 at folio 2s9 ct seq Of
the land records Of the District of Columbia aud
the request Of the party secured thereby the under
signed trustees will offer for sale at puhlic auction in
front Of the premises on FRIDAY. the SEVENTH 90
O'CLOCK p NJ. the following described land and
premises situate IN the city of District
of Columbia and designsted and being all that part
Of lot two ~ N south of nine hundred
and seventyhve (975i. beginning for the same at the
northeast OF said lot and running thence west
along street twenty feet and SIX inches. thence
south dfyeight feet thence east twentysx feet six
OF beginning tOgether with the improvements. ways.
easements rights heridtaments, &c. subject, how
ever. to deed of trust of ell 900 due January %.
1895. with interest at the rate OF . per cent per
snnum.
Terms and above the above trust: One third to
BE- paid in cash. the residue in three equal INSTALL
mtlnts at six twelve and eighteen months from the
dosd the premises sold and to bear inter
at the of six per centum annum from the
dsy Of sale, pay able semi annually. all the
said deed Of BE- paid in cash. at the option
the purchaser. derost of Sl50 90 will be required
the time Of sale. Terms to be complied with in
fifteen DAYS from the day of sale. otherwise the
the right resell the property at the risk
ing. recording. &C.. at the cost Of the purchaser.
FRANK T BROWNING,
JOHN J. WILMARTH.
te24-dk6s Trustees.
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THos. BOWLING b SON. Auctioneers,
TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVE

6l2 stn.w.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
WAREHOUSE AND WHARF PROPERTY IN
GEoRGETOwN. D. c.. AT AUCTION
BY virtue OF deed in trust dated July the seventh.
1857. and recorded in Liber No liza. folio PA ct
seq Of the land records Of the District of Column
We will sell. In front Of the premises THURSDAY,
JULY THIRTEENTH. 1899. at FIVE O'CLOCK
PM. all that lot of ground In said Georxetown.
bounded and described rs follows: BEGINNING at the
end Of line drawn forty-one (4D feet east on the
north line Of Cherry street (now Grace street,
from tho point of intersection of the said line
with the east line Of Market space and run
(now Grace street,. twenty i've C25) feet to point
south Of and opposite to line drawn through the
middle of what was the west gable end wall Of the
brick house. formerly the property OF Samuel Turner
and la-ely OF William Grindaxe, thence northerly by
straight line through the middle Of the aforesaid
west gable end wall 20 the water outer edge Of the
coping the south wall Of the Chesapeake and Ohio
canal thence westerly with the line Of said canal to
within t4O feet Of said Market space thence
Improved BY four-story warehouse and wharf.
Terms: One-third cash. balance I'm one and two
years. with secured by deed Of trust the
property or all cash. at the option Of the purchaser
deposit Of BOO required 1T time Of sale All convey
ancina and recording at purchasers cost II terms of
sale ars not complied with within ten days from day
Of sale the trustees the right resell risk
verttsement. AUSTIN HERR.
FANNIE ". HERR,
THoS. W. SMITH.
Trustees
d&ds GEORGE W. CISSEL. Trustee.
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u ATCLIFFE. DARR h CO.. Auctioneers.

CHANCERY SALE At AUCTION OF LOT IA, IN
VISION OF SQUARE 800. BEING NUMBER
1922 TWELFTH STREET NORTHWEST I'M
PROVED BY A TWO-STORY AND BASEMENT
BRICK HOUSE.
Columbia made in equity cause No. I4i3i, villa m
Thompson " Elsss6eth Davis ct a The undsrsiE9sd
at FIVE O'CLOCK ?. NJ, in front Of the property
lot IA In Adams Coltmans, trustees subdivision 81
in the city of Washington, D. G
Terms: One third cash. one third in one year and
onethird In two notes bearing interest at per
cent per annum. payable semi-annually. TO be gvsn
for the deferred payments secured by deed trust
the property sold ali cash. the option of the
purchaser deposit of $500 is required at the time
Of sale Terms Of sale TO be complied with ten days
Sundays excepted the property resold at the
risk of the defaulting purchaser. Convey ancing at
purchaser cost
WILLIAM B. TODD.
HENRY HAYWOOD CLASSIC Z trustees.
Room IS. LIE Droit building.
jyl-dEds
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THOMAS BOWLING L son. Auctioneer..
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE LOT ON
KALORAMA AVENUE NEAR WASHINGTON

KALORAMA AVENUE NEAR WAsHiNaToS
HEIGHTS.
BY virtue q three deeds Of trust to us. dated re-
Inseembe5 e 1891. and recorded respectively in
16t6 folio 20 Of the land records Of the District Of
Columbia. and at the request OF the party secured
thereby. will sell ct public auction to the highest
S sds In fTSnt of the prsmi.Ss FRIDAY ths
At FIVE O'CLOCK PM. all that certain piece o.
Washington WASH District q Columbia End known and
feet front by the full depth Of lot numbered sixteen
l6l in /. r. Tuttle's subdivision OF psrt Of The
Widows Mite" the is recorded In the ONCE Of
the surveyor Of the District Of Columbus, in Liber
Governor Shepherd folio l63.
Terms Of sale One third Of the purchase money to
be psid In cash. the balance in two equal payments
or before one and two years from day Of sale With
per cent interest per annum, ayable semi annually
The deferred PAYMENTS to be represented by proms-
notes OF the secured by deed Of
the property sold all cash. 1t the option
deposit of 300 req uired at time Of sale. All con-
yeyancing and recording at the purchasers coat
Terms Of sale to be with in ten days
date OF sale otherwise trustees the right
sell at risk and cost Of defaultng purchaser
chasers.
CLAUDIUs B. JEWELL
LEROY FUTILE. JE. ! Hus'eos
THOS. BOWLING. Auct. te3O-dkds
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BROS. Aucuoueers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
BUSINESS PROPERTY on STREET NORTH

TRUSTEES, SALE OF yMUABLE IMPROVED
WEST BETWEEN SIXTH AND SEVENTH
STREETS. KNOWN As PREMISES NO. $40.
By yrtue Of certain deed Of trust. dated the 1st
day of June. A. D. 1891 and recorded among the land
records Of the District q Columbia in ber 1896 folio
the premises on FRIDAY. THE SEVENTH DAY OF
JULY, 1893, AT FIVE O'CLOCK p. NJ the follow
described real estate situate in tine city Of WASH
ington. District of Columbia. and known and distn-
luished and being the east twenty -four (4) feet
front north ST. of original lot numbered IL, In
square numbered 4j6, by depth of eighty eight
feet one and one-half (SS 10 inches to a public
alley together with the improvements thereon sub
ject. however to a certain deed of trus; dated Oc-
tober %. 1890. and recorded October % 1890 in
hber 1895 folio AS ct seq. Of the land records Of
the District of Coiumbia 10 secure the of Si5
600 in five wears. with interest at per cent per
mum. payable s-mi- annually.
Terms Of sale: The smonnt of Indebtedness Sc
cured By the trust under which sell 81, 800 in
,eIest taxes and expenses Of sale in cash and the
balance in one secured by deed Of trust the
property sold with interest semi annually at
the rate o. y per cent per annum until paid A de-
postt OF $500 will be required at the time of sale.
Sale to be closed within fifteen DAYS from of sale
otherwise the property will he resold the risk and
cost OF defauting purchaser after five days adver-
tisement of such resale in some news
papers published in WASHINGTON. ID. c.
MAHLON ASHFORD, r.
CLARENCE B. RHEEM.} trustees
e,1g3-dNds g1H n ".
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Representative Of the District Boat Clubs
to Row at Baltimore.
Three District boat crews will take part in
the Patapsco River regatta at Baltimore or
July 49, The following entries have been a..
sured:
The Potomac Club Of washington-A JUNO,
eight.
The Columbia Club Of washington-A junior
four.
The'Analostan Club of washington-A junior
four.
The Passaic Club Of Newsrk-A senior eight,
q gig crew, four cared. q junior single and q
the fastest sculler In the country.
The Vesper Club Of Philadelphia Junior
eight junior four and junior single.
The Atalantas Of New York-A senior four and
a gig crew.
The Institutes Of Newark-A junior eight.
The West Philadelphias-A junior four.
Besides these. the Ariel Club Of Baltimore
will make several entries, among them the Sc
nior four which won the junior championship
Of America last year.
Mr.. Fred R. Fortmeyer, president Of the
Passaic Club Of Newark, Will be referee.
The committee last night in Baltimore issued
q circular setting forth the fact that they have
borne all the expenses Of previous reaattas,
contrasting that fact with the support given
regattas in Philadelphia, where the municipal
government approx rates 81 900 toward defray-
ing the expenses, besides individual subscrip-
tions. The circular calls on the business men
In consideration Of the advertising which the
regatta gives to the city, 70 contribute to its
support.
The Bouve-Crawford Shoe Company has
offered cup valued at $500 for the Junior
eight-oared shell race.
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Getting Dollar subscssptseas.

1t has been reported TO the wsr pepersnsse
that q man calling himself J }. Fuller, 80
representing that he 10 . nephew Of Chisf Jus
tice Fuller, is soliciting ei subscriUttoss from
soldiers for the purpose of securing The repeal
of the Law prohibiting re-enlistmeut I'm the army
after ten wears service. He gives his address -
San Francisco. and requests soldiers nst 70 de-
law. as he starts for Washington on Angus 3
TO press the matter in Congress-.
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May FIJI His Fathers Chair I'm Congrsss.
The Northampton county democratic com
mittee met at Esston, Pa, yesterday and
named five conferees to the congressional con-
vention to nominate q successor to Congress-
man Mutckler, deceased. The delegates were
instructed 70 support Howard Muschler, son of
the late Congressman. Northampton county
casts nearly twice many democratic votes q
the other counties in the district and II IL be-
lieved there will be no trouble in nominating
the son for the unexpired term Of the father.
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The Camperdown Undergoing Repairs.
The British battle ship Camperdown has been
placed on dock at Valetta, Malta, to 60 under
repairs. When she came out Of the water it
was seen that her stem had been broken OF Just
under the torpedo tube, about nine feet down
Her ram WAS bent over toward the port side
and six Of her plates, three on each side, were
damaged