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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-06-27
NUGGETS OF NEWS.

Building trades workmen of Kansas
City, Mo, have won an eight hour day.
Governor Mckinley. of Ohio, spoke to-
day at the Meadsiils t2a) college COM
moncement.
Police at Gretna, La, are charged with
lynching John Frye. An alleged incendi.
ary, last Monday.
Ex-Postmaster General John Wana-
maker, with his wife and daughter, sailed
from New York for Europe today.
When 9-year. old Sammie Woods barred
his back in court at McKeesport Pa,
showing the evidences of brutality on the
part of William Woods, his adopted father.
the police had to fight the crowd to pro-
beet Woods from lynching.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-06-27
SINK OFF GORDON npiaazs.
rho rIsu.are Yacht r.,eh. srss.ss y =
Unkaewn snip.

The sloop yacht Psyche. owned ~ Rsar
Commodore J. G. Ramsdeil OF tho fhlIn>
dephls Yacht Club and ]. Joseph Murphy
was run down aud sunk In the Dei.xafs
river just below Hordon HefHhks on Xue9<
day night by an unknown sttainet. which
proceeded on It's course ss thoaxh. noths
ing ad happened. leaving thono aboard
the smaller craft to save thelnseiyos, Be-
eid7s the owners 0f tho yacht tho foi!0H.
ing were aboard. Chief C0iner Of tho
Mint Morgan. Geo. 4. Muncc J. q. Meri~
no, Wm. Langley. tbs steward and two
sailorA . 8
The yacht sta. ted down strsam from
K snsington about O'Clock 10 the afLor~
noon to take advantage Of hue b<pexe
and about two hours .aie1 reeqnsd war
mington Light. vhsn the bres8e atwo4<
died out. The little vessel drI5ted Until
opposite Gordon Helghts. whoko u 1sX
beoalmsd. After short whik hoW4ve4
fresh wind sprang up. ard tho ersx pf>r'
pared To get the yacht uudet way- w1e4|
Commod ore Ramsdell saw the llnof ~ ~
steam mer that was apparently bearing down
upon them. The lights abosrd tho y1cn6
were clear enough TO be distihE Eulehed, bUE
as several minutes passed and the etenWN
came steadily nearer withdut ehanff1k
her course Mr.. Ramsdeil ordered the hs>1<
lights turned on.
Whether or not tbis light was nef4 ~
the crew Of the steanier is matter ok
speculation, but those on board the yaoht
say thSt the vessel continued to app<uauu
as though no signal had been Displayed
The course Of the yacht was not cllsnged
as 1t was thought that al any m0monf tn@
steamer might be swung Around In r.
sponse TO the signals. ~
As the big vessos came closer aud clio ,ot
however, the passengers nh the yaoht E8y'
all zed the danger aud jumped Into toe
yawl. the steward spraQg intp the rigGtn4r
while the two sailors I3bmaihed on deck
aud stuck to their postf, moment iatet|
the crash came. and it seemed ss II Tie.
little craft would be sm pasted to piocs1.
Fortunately the steamer struck q giancin1
blow, which did much damage, but toft
the yacht aiioat. although leaking badly
The mast and bowsprit were carried
away and hole was made I'd the s.ern OF
the trim little craft. Tue only one Injured
was Steward Langley. who was thrown to
the deck and cut by failikR spars.
Apparently no notice wAe taken Of the
collision BY those aboard the steamen
which continued on Its oc prse with no Sign
OF life aboard. The passengers rowod
ashore and latter came to tAls.city. Sew
eral men were sent aboard the yacLt to 40
sist the two sailors at the, phmps and 10
bring the little craft to th1 city. M
The Psyche gained considerable fame BY /.
beating the EDglish Gu tter'h gle IN araro
bet ween Boston and New York In 1854
She ls 20 feet long and IS Dot beam. and ~
considered one VI the finey sailing yacht1
nt1uat NE
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-06-27

Down among The kaolln mines In Hocls-
eeein and vielnity-ntar ar the border lire of
Delaware county and Delaware Slate-a
great sensation has been created by rum.
bling nuises beneath the earth. These are
most plainly heard In the clay pits and
Shafts. some OF which are fully lU0 feet
deep. The noiees are as loud and distinct
as rolls OF thunder, and they occur with
increasing frequenOy-n0w as often as
three and four times day.
10 hear them from the bottom of CLAY
shalt Is really charming, and they can be
heard leas distinctly in any part OF the
neighDorhood. They are plainest upon
the Peach farm, where deep clay shafts
were opened. Mr. Peach. who Is an intel.
ligent gentleman, believes they are pro-
dnnsd by natural gas and talks OF boring
to ascertain the facts.
number of scientists have recently
been sent to the locality, but they differ
widely In their conclusions. No less than
three geologiets say that none OF the ele.
ments of natural gas are presented, the
formation not containing coal, but this
has been often said of places where gas
has been developed. 1t wes said OF South.
one of the finest fields.
Another scientist ascribed the move.
ment 10 the presence of a great and as
YET undiscol cred cave. the roof OF which
has been approached by the digging OF
nearly hall century Of clay. He argues.
weakened by the excavations shove, and
that the pressure of tbs earth Ia grinding
the rocks constituting the roof OF the
cave and that this is the cause OF the
noise,
This theory Is supported by an Incident
known to the development OF feldepar
upon the property adjoining the farm OF
Thomas w. johnson, in Concord town.
ship. Delaware county. There the Bran.
dy wine Summit Feldspar Company had
mined chamber fully 40 feet squBre with
solid flint roof which 1t was Thought
would stand for ages; but after repeated
nolses which alarmed one OF the work.
men who lived close by, be discovered
that the pressure above was grinding his
mint ro2f, and thai from day to day II de.
scended until finally 1t fell with crash,
still another chemist visited Hockeesjn
eng pron0unced the mystery great caye'
snilieiently large To generate wfnds and
y y these winds yhun make the noises,
YET anoiLer said that there m4e be cave
and thas lts roof had been disturbed not
by the Mining kaolin u. b. the eEpio.
siGns Of DuPont's powder mllis or b. the
heavy dynhinite blastinRs operated some
ttus ago Is t4e B d o. Aaiiroad. = West
Chester keDulIlean.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-06-27

SAN FRANCISCO, June 27.-Two sensa-
tional cases which have never had pub
licity, although they have been in the
United Statos circuit court for three years.
were brought to light yesterday Tho suits
contain allegations OF embezzlement
against two Of the most prominent resi-
dents Of this city. These alleged default
ers are William J. Bryan, ex-postmaster
Of San Francisco during President Cleve-
lands first term, and John Quinn, who
was revenue collector under President
Harrison. The charge made by the gov
ernment against Bryan is that he received
$9,989 which he neglected to turn into the
United States treasury. Quinn's alleged
misappropraeions aggregate g., 96l 81 The
defense of Bryan and Quinn, 1T is stated,
is that tho shortages were caused by the
defalcations of subordinates.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-06-27

suffer humiliation by calling on such
weak. human instrumentaiitles as tho VIII
mington police department to overcome
the world. the fieeh and the devil. 'It is
not by might nor by power, but by my
Spirit saith the Lord.
Equip yourselves with the whole armor
OF God. and then In the Divine Strength,
In the Divine Wisdom, In the Divine
Power, 20 yourselves. Send all your
brothers and sisters, and flock. not In the
gnise Of human detectives but as Soldiers
OF the Sross. seeking to rescue the perlsh.
ing. Go into all the highways. the by
ways, into all the saloons Into all the
brothels. and In tue name and with the
God OF Hosts bring In the wandering,
the fallen. the deprsved onas; bring them
with love ana forgiveness not to Judge
Ball for condemnation and fine or i'm prls--
onment. but to Jesus Christ to our God
for he Will abundantly pardon. and then
Will men arise and Call you blessed. aud
great shall lie your reward In the King
dom vf God. CHRISTIAN.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-06-27

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, June 28.-Annie Smith,
aged %, was shot and instantly killed by
Mrs. Louisa Barnes, her mother in law,
aged 30. There were no witnesses to the
shooting, which Mrs Barnes said was 40
cidental, buo which the police think was
intentional. The shooting took place in u
room at SCI Madison street, in which
Charles Drayer, who is now in jnil await
ing trial for the crime, killed Bertha
Huanke about one year ago. Mrs Barnes
is under arrest, awaiting theinvestigation
of the coroner's jury.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-06-27

II there ls one thing more than another
that a great many persons seem really to
enjoy. II Ia mindinR other peoples busi-
fairs for them; and. take II all In all. there
is no occupation that can be followed that
pay lees interest on the investment. No.
body ever yet got rich over nlndlng other
peoples business. but great many have
attained wealth and bonors by looking
alter their own TO the neglect OF all other
occupations.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-06-27

WASHINGTON June 27-Among the third
class postoflloes that will be relegated to
the fourth or non presidential class on
July are tho following: Richmond Hill
and West Seneca, n Y; Mount Jewctt,
Rockville and Williamstown, Pa; Barn
we'll, S. c.; Orange, Va Among those
which will be raised to the rank of presi.
Dental offices are: Shelton, Conn, salary.
81, 800; Annapolis Junction Md, 81 400;
Chestnut Hill. Mass, 81 800; Riycrton, N.
j. LOCO
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-06-27

Perhaps the most interesting evidence
discovered by MIR. bliss OF the ciyiliza-
ton OF remote ages ls an iron blast fur.
mace inten1ed. apparently. to heat blast
of outside Rir forced through passages
before entering the chamber at the level
where tuS eros are usually found. III
this theory be correct" says MIR. Bies,
I'VE IND 400 years before Christ. the use
OF the not air blast instead OF cold air
which Is called modern improvement
in iron manufacture" Inven.
tion.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-06-27
Natural Gas wou Ignltsd by Lightning.

ANDERSON, Ind, June e7,-This (Madi-
SOM county was visited by very destruc-
tive storm yesterday. In this city num-
Der of houses were unroofed and trees
blown down. lightning shattered the
dome of the high school building struck
and burned two large barns and ignited a
big gas we'll, which cannot be controlled
The entire telephone system is disabled.
Reports of n severe wind come from the
interior Of the county, doing considerable
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-06-27

| LIKE MY WIFE TO
Use Pozzoni's Complexion Powder because III
improves her looks and is as fragrant as dole,s
CAN ir BE TRUE.


After five years suffering from paraly-
sis, during which time he was almost
helpless, Anderson Fielding. Of No. 936
Poplar street. 10 now on fair road to re-
covery. And his wonderful Improvement
the patient ascribes to the electrical appll.
anoes of Professor @ U. Hoke OF No sos
King street, speaking In the highest terms
of that gentleman and the success he has
attained in his particular case.
A Republican reporter was in converse.
tion with Mr. Fielding at his home on
June 90, nnd this was the story he told:
uary l was stricken with paralysis and
until the 18th day Of the present monlk
WIS almost entirely helpless. Preyio IS
to my consultation with Professor Eoke
] had not spent comfortable week dur.
Ing the period OF my Illness, but the past
week | con say has been the peasautest
one have spent for over four years
Previous to tho 18th day OF the present
month could not raise my right leg with.
out using my arm but you see how easily
can do 1t now" said the patient and be
without any exertion raised the limb across
the other eGee, And my right erm could
not use but you see | can now pace the
glasses on my eyes without the assistance
OF ofanyone, also can put the hand back of
my head,' Continuing Mr.. Fielding said.
The toes of my lett foot had grown
@afd and against the sole OF my
foot ] was powerlesJ. But now they
have nearly assumed their natural posi-.
ton. This change was made In eight
days.
Not one remedy in existence can show
equal results.
G. U. HOKE, Inventor,
6O6 King Street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-06-27

Now is tho time you will mead wood.
you will get satisfaction. and your
moneys worth by ordering It from Ii.
L. Sergeant, dealer in coal. wood
and grain, yard l05 Maryland avenue.
Oiiieo 9TH and King streets. Phone 545
lIs Large Pea Coat for family use.
11-IArge load Of wood for sl.50. Now
Is tie time to order your winters supply.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-06-27

Steward and Co., suooesHots to Jamoe
II. Galloway. are we'll equipped with i'm.
proved t6Ek wagons and are now ready
to render satisfactory service. Prompt
delivery to all p0rts OF tho city. and on
Fridays at New Castle, Del. Postal card
orders solicited. Address Steward i Co.,
S02 W 9Th street, VIII. Del.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-06-27
NEW CASTLE NEWS.
WHAT'S Trnaspirina In ths Pretty Town Do
the Delaware.
corrnspon uence OF the Repupuean.
NV CASTLE. June 27. 1895.


NEw CASTLE. June %. 1895.
In the parior OF the mansion. in tho
rooms OF the email house. In the work =
sbops,in tho business houses. in the trains
and everywhere you turn the all absorb
ing topic is the celebration VI the glorious
Fourth of July.
swelion Vning. who has charge of the
horsenen section Of the parade requests
that all phrudere must report by 7.30
o'clock on that morning as the parade
will begiu to move at 7.45. Inc horse.
men and their eteeds can come with or
witbout decorations.
Cherries M. Banks, Whining on. has pre-.
sented a silver cup and the kumfort Shoe
House a pair OF handsome slippers to the
COM itlee on sports.
The gume OF bass ball on Saturday
promises to be an Interesting one. The
batting order ls as follows:
c, @. KsNsISGToN.
Leach, . Hess Of.
Ferguson, 65 Nelld II.
Higgins. % j, Deasley. 2b.
Duffy, 3h T. Deasoy, lib.
Montgomery. IL OBrien. ss.
Steele. CT Bluck. ri.
McCuughan. lb Blown. Sb
Gstzsnuerg. jackson. p.
Hayes. RI Bright @.
Fisher and Mniloney subs.
Tho trosDy Sunuay School and Its
triouds enjoyed pleasant day yesterday
at Woodland Beach. The school had an
interesting time with the management of
tue gtouniS over the landing of the Ice
cream to treat the scholars. Ths manage
ment thought the cream was for sale.
Furniture repaired and upholstered.
chairs re.canet. Ii. H.Price. chy hall, New
Castle.
Officer Tobiu stopped James B. Brady's
team while running away. One OF the
traces broke. and despite the efforts Of the
pucky driver. Felix McCaiferty, the
horse kept goiug alta furious rate. The
groceries In the wagon were huctuatng.
they wero up aud down every other
second.
The summer arrangement OF services In
ST. Peters Church will go into effect on
Sunday next. Masses will be at and y
o'clock during July AMI August and the
choir Will get the much needed rest.
Albert Foster has donated n box OF OIL
gars to the comm ttee on sports,
II Is a wholesome thing to soc the weeds
oil all the lots failing before the ecythes
and sickles
Charles Holman and George NJ. Riley
attended The meeting OF the State Liquor
Association yesterday in Wilmington.
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Z. MoGailin attended
tile commencement exercises Of tho Will
mngton High School last night. An In
Innate friend OF theirs Miss Donuhos,
was one OF the graduates.
hlss Elinor lsberwood and William f.
Hushebeck were married yesterday uftor.
noon by Chaplain L. Nj. Nunson. The
ceremony took place at the residence OF
the mother OF the bride In the presence of
the immediate relutives of the contracting
parties. Miss Edith Hushebeck was maid
OF honor.
After wedding dinner was partaken Of
the huppy young couple loft on wedding
tour north. carrying with thom the best
wishes OF their many frende. that their
married life may DO both happy and pros.
phrOus.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-06-27

CARLISLE. Pa, June 27.-Mr Cyrus
Thumma, postmaster at Capriva, small
town near here, was instantly killed by
lightning during heavy thunder storm
Three other men who were in the Same
room were stunned, but not seriously
hurt. The front of the building was shat,
tered. but did not become ignited
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-06-27

SACRAMENTO, Cal, June27 AT o'clock
in the morning vigilance committee of
armed citizens assembled and drove from
the city large number of tramps and
dlsreputable characters, who have lately
been terrorlzing this section of the state.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-06-27

LONDON, June 27-Special dispatches
received hore from Shanghai say that high
officials who are well informed express
the opinion that war between RUSSIA and
Japan over Corea will break out before
the end Of the next three months
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-06-27
Highest of all in Leavening Power Latest Govt Report
R3!H!a!!! g! Bssass'! RBssia''s
ARSONUTEKY PURE


The members OF the Wilmington Boy.
Gle Club will take a run to Gordon Heights
this evening. The start will be made
street. at Z. 80 O'Clock. and the party will
return home shortly after 10. A stop on
tho return may be made at Sheiipot Park.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-06-27

What takes all the people to Bloomar's?
Why, tie prices. of course II you go to
buy one nair You always see something
else Ill King street, yellow front
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-06-27

Miss Elizabeth Louise Monaghan. daugh.
tel of Police Gommissluner Monag ghan,
and Frank J. b. Calluhan. OF Philadelphia
were married In st Peters Church yester.
day afternoon by Iiev. j. A. Lyons Miss
Margaret Murphy OF Baltimore, and
couein of the blids. played the wedding
matchoa,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-06-27

At the annual meeting the Catholic
Total Abstinence Union Ing tom
beld last Sunday, the TO ndloAex
were elected for the ensui
ual Director. Rev d. j. I
John Keenan,; Secretary.
Treasurer. Richard Kelly
Committees have beeh7W..
make arrangements for Field T.
for rally and celebration u Father MHt
thew's birthday on ooL NTH or thcrc-
Abouts. t
The naxt meeting Of the Union Will be
hsld at Ashland. the last Sc hday in July. 4
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-06-27

Captain Sweeney. U. s. A.. San Diego.
Cal, says. "Shlloh's Catarrh Remedyis the
fiIst medicine / have ever found that
would do me any good"
Sold by N. b. Danforth. Druzglst 3
Corner Secon d and Market streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-06-27
BASE BALL NEWS.

This column will be devoted to Base Ball
news. Ali news concerning the clubs is re
Bpectfuily solicited. Address all conmuni-
cations to -Base Bail Editor" Republican
offce.l
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-06-27

For pure milk and cream 20 to I02 W.
18th street, delivered In jars or cans to
all parts OF the city. Emil Kruuss.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-06-27

Caution! Keep away disease and foul
odors, by the use OF Banner%man'sfneny
for saie 10y all druggists.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-06-27
STOCK AND PRODUCE MARKETS
glosinE Quotations of the New York aud
PHILADELPHIA Exchanges.

NEW YoRK, June 26.-Speculation on the
Etoek Exchange today was unsettled, and the
trading was only moderately active. Closing
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-06-27

On account OF the Nationa I'd lr>iRgnl
Association. the Baltimore i on ~
one fare rate and two dollars
ship-or t47. rs for the round tr
for sale July 2nd 3rd. ath, 5th,
until September lat. Tickets
any road west OF Chicago.
conducted party will lsave II
Ave. Station. Wilmington, J
NJ. arriving In Denver In Ii
July 9th.
For particulars address Il
triends'Sohool, or ii A. n
Agent. Wilmington. Del.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-06-27

shiioh's Cure. the great cough and
Group Cure, Ia in great de mand. P0clf.
ct size contains twenty-tvb doses, only
25c. Children love 1t. Sold by ali
druggists.
Sold ny N. n. Danforth Dtuzgfst s. n
Cor. End and Market streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-06-27

The beet route to these popular resorts
is via Royal Blue Line, Philadelphia and
Reading and South Jersey Roads. Su-
perb tralns. Double track line.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-06-27

What takes all the people to Bioomar's7
Why. the prices. OF oourse. II you 20 to
buy one pair you always see methlng
else. all King 5treet. yellow front.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-06-27
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Miss RosAlie E. VIII
generous indulgence Of
Edward Audiciss. has N
II. Chesley, wife OF
Church of the AeeeDI
handsome new cool
outfit of aluminium 4
Is a due gift and my
recipients.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-06-27

Examine your Ink or dram, II they
smell bad USE Bannef"mar's Pbenyle, for
sale by all dIuEKlsts.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-06-27

let dogs delight TO Lark and bite.
For Guti has made them SO
Let bears ana lions growi and fight,
II Ia their nature too.
But rraehere you should never lot
Your righteous anger rise.
Your holy hands were Bover made,
10 sCiatch pullcemen's eyes,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-06-27
unnDPrln aunn1Ar FOR Cholera
AItlIHkkk HMttltvHk Infantuin,
HlitII III al HWllliIET Tecthing
~ss - s Wv DiarrhBa.

Photographs So IS, aud % cents per
dozen and upwards. ut Hollands Photo
graph Gallery 3il Market street. 7
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-03-20
AT THE BOTTOM OF THE SEA.

The hope that the report of the
awful casualty to the Spanish navy, the
loss Of the fine cruiser, Reina Regente,
may prove to be untrue, may be said to
be worldwide sentiment express
i've of the sympathy of nations
ever awakened by calamity like this.
The report that the cruiser Alphonso
XII which went searching for the miss
ing ship and found her sunk with IS
inches Of mast, only. above water is dis
credited at Madrid and no official in
formation has been received, it is said.
Just how the Reina Regente could
have foundered that none Of the 400
sailors aboard should have been saved,
when, according TO the report, the
cruiser is standing upright on the bot
tom, is something of "A mystery and in
vites the suspicion that the report really
may be untrue-or, II true, that some
part of her crew may turn
up somewhere along the coast
safe and sound. The last seen of
the cruiser af1at she was disabled, but
did not ask for assistance. There was
plenty of sea room and so long as she
was not top heavy she ought to have
remained afoat an indefinite time unless
there was collision.
There is very little reason for the
sinking of staunch ship, no matter if
she be disabled, so long AS she has plenty
of sea room. And if by some queer mis-
hap the Spanish cruiser sank straight
down most of her crew of trained man
o'war's men ought to have been able
to escape from her. It is pos
sible that they did and that
their cutters subsequently capsized, but
there is enough of the unusual about the
report of the ships discovery to base
the hope that the report is not true, al
though the real story may be equally
sad.
II the Reina Regente is lost, the cas-
sualty almost parallels that of the sink
ing Of her majesty's battleship Victoria,
struck down by the Camperdown, not
far, perhaps, from where the Spanish
cruiser went down. The loss of life is
really greater, we believe, than was suf-
fered by the foundering of the Victoria.
But until more details are received,
let us hope that this fine ship and her
gallant crew are somewhere floating
about in open sea, waiting only to be
picked up and towed to safe anchorage.