davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-01-10
In the Matter Of the Condemnation OF
Lands for "a Site for the
State Normal School.

The undersigned Copnmiss sioners appointed by
tn. Supreme Court OF the State Of Rhode Island
TO ap praise the damages sustained by persons
been taken for . site for the State Normal
School, hereby give notice that they will
meet at the Municipal Court Room, an
the City Hall, OF the city OF Providence,
on WEDNESDAY, 'Jannary l6, 1885, at 2
O'Clock p m. for the purpose Of hearing the parties
interested, with their allegations and proof, and
that mmediately after said meeting, they will
pass over ana examine the lands AIKEN afore-
said, for the purpose Of assessing damages by
reason OF such taking.
GARDINER c. SIMS,
j. EDWARD STUDLEY,
ADDISON q. FISHER.
jani0-bt Commiss toner's.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-01-10
KINGS PLIGHT.
Corea's Monarch is Reported
Murdered.

TOXIC, japan, Jan 10.-A news agency
reports that the king of Corea has been
assassinated, and q rumor is in circulation
at Yokohama TO the effect thst the king
has been prostrated by an epileptic fit.
The King OF Corea is about 43 years of
age, has reigned for 81 years and Is of the
Ye dynasty, which has been the ruling
power for 504 years.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-01-10

to the street, while the second car hung
half way over but did not fall.
The engineer and fireman fell, but none
OF the guards were injured. The fireman
laid under the engine and was not released
for fully an hour. lie Is supposed to be
fatally injured, while the engineer, who
jumped from the cab, Is not so seriously
hurt.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-01-10
COLD WEATHER EFFECT,
Large Number OF Japanese Soldiers
Invalided by Jack Frost.

YOKOHAMA, Jan. 10.-The native cap-
italists decline TO float the proposed
'Corean loan. 1t is rumored here that
1000 men belonging to the First Army OF
japan operating in China have been in
valided by the cold weather. General
Nodsu telegraphs from Shugan, under date
OF January s, that the enemy facing the
third division OF the Japanese army in the
west has retreatcd on Kokana. The ad-
vance guard OF the enemy near LAS Yang
has advanced to Kansenho with two
pieces OF artillery. The rest OF the Chi
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-01-10

Fine Gold Filings for two dollars and
upward. Silver Filings one dollar. Crown
and Bridge Work speciality. DIR. simmons
method OF Extracting is always painless anil
perfectly safe. Recommended by leading
physicians. DIR. NJ. Y. simmons Dental
Rooms, 333 Westminster street, Providence
X. J.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-01-10
REPUBLICAN SENATOR.

HELENA, Mont, Jen. io.-The Repub-
lican caucus last night nominated Lee
Mantle, OF Butte, for the untitled term in
the Senate.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-01-10

Il. a. 4. Importing Company
Have the most select lines OF Teas ana Coffces
IN the city. Give them a trial. 206 westmin-
ster.
The sun., 1895-03-03
asAptra-9smalrs.

A RTiFICIAL FLOWERS Wanted, good rosemAkers
n anu hruncnpTsi steady work. good pay,
THOMAS H. WOOD Co, 6IS BROADWAY
A RTIF:yLAL FLOWERS Wanted, nower, To'e, and
"A violet makers.
A RTlFICIAi. FLOWERS. -BrancheTs wanted also
n SIall girls. G, CoLAFELD, ~ TO As West sd st.,
New YORK..
A RTIFiCIAL FLOWERS-Experiencsd branchers
"A wanted ALFRED l. SIMON CO, $50 broadway.
A BTHICIAL FLOWERS GOOD blossom makers
IA wanted. n. kATS, "a BieeckcT ~
The sun., 1895-03-03
Sflert Aoard.
Fast side.

Fast side.
10TH ST., 81 EAsT.-PleAsant double and single
" rooms all cOnveulences; excellent 0oaFdi terms
moderate,
1ITH ST., ga EAsT.-siugls and double rooms
L i with board; grntsi s. up
I I'm ST, sl5 EAsT.-Furnlshed rooms with boaTdi
Il 4 terms moderate,
9th ST.. 1877 EAST, near Lexington ay,; desirable
10 large and small rooms; good table board; rea
sonabe.
= ETH ST, a4RAST corner Madison ay.-Rooms, with
I - board; all recommendations table and appoint
mcnts stri' tiy nTst class.
10 i'm ST. sno EAsT,-Rront room I'd aOoii two
Oh gentlemen or man ana ~lfsi board oPttNAL
The sun., 1895-03-03
Situation atautea-stlalss

A DVERTISING SOLICITOR would like position with
n raliable medium; several years experience with
New York daily paper; no objection to leaving the
city, Al reference. Address
SOLICITOR, box 80, Sun once, N Y city.
A MAN AND WIFE desire position as janitor and
~ ianitTeSs or to take care OF gentlemans house;
Al reference. Address G.. box lOl, sun ONCE
nEsIRED SECURITIES furnished, II essential. by
IL young man, ss, for position OF responsibility and
trust; undOubted ability and honesty; recommended;
thorough salesman ami know ledge OF all business de-
teils ADMINISTRATORS, box lH3 sun ONCE.
NEWSPAPER MAN, wide experience, ready writer,
y well read and educated, practical printer and
prOOfrcadtr economical manager would take entire
charge of trade weekly paper whore ability would
he rCCosnlzcG HUSTLER, box lU1, sun ONCE.
TI'YPEwRlTER expert dsslres Journalistic, news,
l paper, OF oftice work; thoroughly eKpsIlsIlysdi
best Of references Miss sHoRK, 20 East l4th 1t
NOUNG MAN urshl WISHES q situation in a hotel
l or private house, can he highly recommended: has
sNprrence OF farming. Address JAMES MCCARTHY,
No. g4l West lbth ST.
The sun., 1895-03-03
StItrt Doard.


west Stuc.
EXCELLENT BOARD o. TO SO; nico location; large
IL and small rooms. 1893 West 18th st.
10TH ST, 500 wEsT.-Slngo AMI double rooms
- hentedi ladies ~; gents ~ ana s0i table board
ORTII sT. tgs WEST, Herald square," Board and
10TH ST, 2pp WEST. Large. nicely furnished
i - roopi good board; heatedi all conycnicnces;
homelikei o.. GOLDEN.
The sun., 1895-03-03
Srlrrt aloard-a,rooklun.

SANDs sT., Fridge 3 minutes; large and small;
- we'll furnished! heated all improvements; excel.
lent board
The sun., 1895-03-03
IAnIEs, oUICkEHr RELIEF
YoSt aud found.

I OST.-S Saturday, diamond car drop, l25th 81 to
Z south rrrry, Hr"oklyn. PROD zee exchange, Gus
TOM liuu-sr suitable reward.
GEJ artAhrE. room rs b. Produce Exchange
OSI-A fox terrier dog, lack back and head, white
l breast ahi legs 5h ", 3ah ~, was on collar.
liberal reward Hi bc paid Tor return Ia JOSEPH A.
toIEiAb-
l OST-un broadway or duane st. cars On
j ! THURSDAY an EuIlsh dito"Iury reward. Room Z,
IN Liberty 81,
JAETIES returning biacE setter. answer NJ name Of
i S'utt, To - tast lZ7th u, Hill n' Tr"dr4ed,
The sun., 1895-03-03
FURNISHED Rooms & apartmruts to r

Fast s,tGr.
7 EXTINCTION Az. 9fa-.Iargc and small rooms,
9TH ST. a. EAsT.-Hardsnme pnrior floor; other
~ rooms; we'll turnishci every convenience; board
TIN ST. 2O2 FAsT-Inrgc and small roolns
/ - heated; handsomely furnshed terms very rca.
sOnablc.
OeTu ST. Q2s EAs1.-ro let, neatly furnished front
70 room. Mrs. LASG.
OSrn 81, Ito EAST.-Newly furnished large and
20 small rooms; all convencncesi terms moderate.
~ rooms; well Furnished for iomseESenins. rs.
spectacle pcoplei reasonable.
0OTH ST.. i2, between 9th and Madison avs Large
baths, neat; gentlemen.
POP ST. pi2 EAST. Large front pnrlori front al
tlonai; also Housekeeping.
31Tm ST. q! Snail srHo9dtG@cy furn,snsd
icndcs % board opftionai rGSsonobc~. ~
4 sTII ST. 2iT EAST. Large front room suitable for
I'D hou'chccpngi also large back room; private
tern ST, 2OS EAST. Lexington nv-Newy fur.
nsssG rSSms 1ss %t @T ESncen board OPP
L ~ room, up one flight, fronts all convenienSrs:
private house.
West side.
(LfNToN PLACE, 47.-Iargo front parior; heated;
y also rooms up stairs; all conveniences necessary
private house.
4 TIL ST. GU WEST. Washington sQuarc-Niccly fur.
Il nIshed rooms for housekeeping or gentlemen;
rent S2.50up
I Eth ST, a30 wEST.Neatly furnished front room;
OOD ST. 2I3 wEST.--Neat furnished parlor; first
20 floor; other rooms; convencnces: prices reason
able.
y tTH ST. All WEST.-Handsomely furnished sunny
- square front room; convencnccs; gentleman,
private house
.)JTH ST.. I6V,wE wEsT.-Nice room, with heat; BATH:
- 4 reference owner.
- I'll ST., 2l5 WESr.-Two nice large furnished
- rooms hath. heat, and gas.
s)C)D ST., 20 WEST. location rooms suite
s)A sngly. hOus: newly FUR l.sh ID: rcasouRblc.
Ol.TH ST. I2u WEST opposit. Marborodgh -.scr
90 ond.story front room, handsomely furn shed;
gentlemen only
oeTH ST. 2I8 wEsT-Larsr and com nfortab'' fur
DOTH ST. 2Gl WEST.-C onnccting rooms for house.
s)J kceyiilP. single rooms for gentlemen, only re.
spectablc pariic' desired
4 fTH ST. PA WESi.-Paroc foOr, for family or
-f+f doctor: other rooms large and snnlt
eth ST., III WEST. Second story front hall and
III third story back room; running water.
fETII ST. 22R wEST-NcwIy furnished house
tfO large and small rooms; also parior floor
10TH ST. 2I6 WEST.-Handsomely furnished
-tD rooms en- suite or single superior board; fami-
lies: gentlemen; reasonable: references
4 9th ST, 2I9 WESr-Large front rooms for gentle.
4 - men; private house: all convenicnces: running
water.
10th ST. ~ wEST-Parlor and operating room
1fJ connecting for doctor or deltis.
The sun., 1895-03-03

Situations afanted-females.
DRIGHT. CAPABLE YOUNG LADY, operating the
ID bar'lock typewriter familiar with ONCE work, de-
sires position. Address c., box 80, sun ONCE.
HOUSEkEEPER. &c.-Iady who for ten years has
L had the charge OF gentlOmAn's : house and chill
dren desires similar position, Address Miss H., le
West 39th st.. r call Monday from 12 TO 3,
The sun., 1895-03-03
alafurnishta atousts 90 Gn.

R7TH ST., sOa To 500 EAsT-Sew private dwell,
ID lngs, / | rooms; modern plumbing; restricted
block; rent 81 .6OO. A. K AACkAY, Q Wall 81
The sun., 1895-03-03
8eal Gstatr .fur Sale-Irw acrsrN.
t.or SALE or On EFT arw 9srsey.

OSfi BRANCH, n. J-Rent or sell, furnished houses,
10 - roons $500 to $1,000: every location here.
VIII LIAM LANE, opposit" depot Long Branch.
'I'O RENTAL Lyndhurst n. j.. D. L. and w. X. RI
i one house ut $50 per month"; two houses at S25 per
month: one house. at sl2 per month. Inquire az
CUMMINGS 6 co. 3 store.
The sun., 1895-03-03
Real estate afantra.

NITANTED-To purchase, on instRllment plan, house
w OF n 10 rooms, all improvements within twenty
miles OF CITY Hall; good nelVhborhoOd.
J. X, box 49, sun up town Ofiice, 2b5 Broadway,
The sun., 1895-03-03
Billiards.

The Best Billiard and Pool Tables
TllI ERJ NsMl lCk. k.BALkE-ColLESpEk 10.
Broadway, cOTRtT 18th 81. linton square
The sun., 1895-03-03
nmrIIinn Auusts to Eft

DEsIRABLE HOUSES, furnished aud unfurnished
IL In all parts of the city,
FOisUM BkoTHERs, s26 Broadway. cor 18th ST.
HOUSES TO LET on Is6TH ST,
adjoining 20 aV,, for business 9E dwelling purposes
The sun., 1895-03-03
Real estate .fOr Sale-grsrp City.
for SALE OF 90 Gct-Couutry.

DEAUTIFt'i. COUNTRY HOME. 10 rooms, furnished
ID or not. plenty fruit healthful, near station.
Box ~, Saratoga.
IrARM FOR Rent nine miles below Richmond near
u two railroads address, Tor further particulars
The sun., 1895-03-03

Speaking OF "off nights" reminds one that in
a properly conducted opera season there should
he no such thing. There is not the slightest rea-
son why every opera should not have its ideal
cast. There is no necessity for any weak spots,
unless in tho case OF an illness and consequent
substitution. Several operas which on their
own merits would have been certain of success
have failed through being improperly cast.
The sun., 1895-03-03

have failed through being improperly cas..
1t marks a distinct epoch In the march of fem
inine progress when a four-act work by n woman
is produced at the Grand Opera in Paris. The
opera so honored in the present instance is LA
Montague Noire." by Mile. Augusta Holmes, and
it received from leading critics much discrlm-
mating praise. An interesting review OF tho
opera is to be found In lie Monde Artistic. The
criticism is introduced by quotation from
Saint-Saens, who had written quite exhaustively
Of u former work by the same composer. The
remarks OF NJ. Saint-Sasns breathe n kindly
spirit. but he finds that Mile. HOLMES has fallen
into the error OF seeking 10 conceal her sex, and
TO that e~a yl. cenS. T2 Ru. much sr
she makes abrupt and startling changes of
key, uses the brasses 20 AN ear'splitting
extent which causes one to tremble for he vocal
cOrns. And II is just this eagerncss on her part
In the present work Mile Holmes has sought 10
avoid these defects and in doing so seems 10
have gone TO s smSx bers onS ,ens ns 20
inandcd by the situation. The ltbrotto is remt-
niscent of Carmen" in many points and has
To deal with very much the same passions as Ri
Zet's great worx. the scene, however, III This
case being laid among Turks and Montenegrns.
The opera is not so much on modern lines as
little fault Is found with Mile. Holmes tor retro
grading toward Older forms. la Montsgne
was deemed worthy OF u powerful cast At the
Opera, aud the performance was brilliant one
Perhaps the American symphony Orchestra
would lind IL TO their advantage TO move up
town further. Chiokerlng Hall Is getting To be
somewhat OF from the musical highways OF
New York, and the organization does such
really excellent work that II ought to attract
large audiences. Might not Mr.. Frankie, another
season, be induced 70 plan In larger hall az
smaller prices and 90 pUpulari2e his concerts
Tho prices charged at such entertainments IN
this city have always been too high, and the
great mass II thereby prevented from enjoying
most delightful means of culture. In proper
prsingly few people who have any true musical
taste or appreciation, Music In our country-at
least IN us higher foTms-never reaches the ear
OF the people.
The sun., 1895-03-03

Piquet makers and branchers; ;
steady work; good pay work given
home; also night work. Call all
week. l.. SCHWAB &c CO.,
620 Broadway.
The sun., 1895-03-03
SHORTHAND,

WAIST TRIMMERS wanted; ;
must be first class anil thoroughly
experienced. Apply Dressmsking
Department, 5th floor, FREDER-
lCk LOESER e. CO.. 4S4 Fulton
ST., BROOKLYN.
The sun., 1895-03-03

DARASOL OPERATOR and experienced liners
L wanted by STEWART SPARltY. AZ Franklin St
DARAsoLs..EIperlenced girls to sew rufies and
i trim parasOls. sCMI.OSS BROTMERS. G2O B,MaY.
The sun., 1895-03-03
Mfdiral.
AuILITY.-olD DIR. sMITH.la lai
YEARSA A SPEGIAL

DIR iktN nNfcaIn, at po-iNN"iy cures urBunc weak
ness, nervous drtlty, bad dreams. lost Ntalty, weak
srunkcH organs, impCdimcnts tO marriage ulcers,
discharge glct STRUCTURES, sore tnroht nos: mouth
tongue, blood sk H. kidney and bladder trouble btOn
gravel, inflammation, swengs &c. ONCE over -
years at l2J East l1th st. near nion square Hours,
u 10 y; sundays y TO g. Treatment and advcs frea-
Ncdicne. 81. 10 paN MnIehs cured.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-03
AEWS0F THE STATE At LARGE
he Latest Intelligence of Interest
From the State Capital.
Chairman EiIyson and the State Demo.
cratic Committee. The Sunday
Question. The Gas House
Shortage and What Lawyers
Think About 1t.
BY Southern Associated Presu.

RIcHMo@D, Va, August CHAIR.
man tllyaon has not decided wbers na
VIII call the Stute Democratic Com.
mitioe to meet and has perhaps piyen
little thought TO the subject. lt ia
usual in "oi1" years to cali the com.
mlttee early in September and that
VIII he done this time no doubt. After
the fair election convention adiourps
the canvass will soon open up as the
issues will then take shape. Up 20 tkis
tlmo only Que nomination has been
medo; that OF Mr.. Rice in Charlotte.
10 oil appearances Chief of Police
Howard is receiving the support of
very large number Of people in his
eiorts to enforce the Sunday law. Let.
tors have poured i'll to him by the bup.
ureds, prnising him for what he is
doing. and varIons organized bpdies
have adopted resolutions coupratulat.
ing bin upou his bold stand. All rea.
sonnble people admit that it will be
impossible for the Chief to stop the
Sunday sale of liquor or broak up
gambling. but he can reduce the
frequency of these oifenses to the
minimum. Notwithstanding the fact
that all the Durkuepers knew Iast
Sunday that their places would he
closely watched, ssome eight or ten
were found open, aud no QUO knows
how many failed to he detected. 1t is
Snid that many OF the gamblers are at
business again, having simply changed
their operations. This may or NAV
not he true. Al any rate it will he
comratanvely In easy matter for
rer1on 10 get u drink of whiskey here
on Sunday. The fact TINT the pulirs
are now allowed to enter SALOONS In
their ciliZau's clothes in order to dis
cover what IL being done will keep
many ont oi the saloons on Sunday.
Many people have MI idea that there
Is greater shortage III the accounts of
the eashonse than tue $50. 600 reported,
nnd another investigation will prob.
nbly he made. Ii thIs is done d ioint
special committee from the Council
VIII be appointed To look after the
work. MIR. Charles l.. Stokes is surety
on tho bond of the lute superintendent.
w. q. Adams. but many good !awyers
are OF the opinion that he cannot be
made to pay. ns the proper city su.
,horities failed to do their duty by
seeing thnt everything at the gas house
WAS kept III good shane.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-03
INGRAM CARPET WEAvERS
Meet and Decide TO Reject the Com.
promise Offered.
Nv Southern Associate Press.

PHILADELPHIA, August 2.-rhe
status of the ingram carpet weavers
strike ls unchanged, and 1t is evident
thnt The struggle between the strikers
aud tho proprietUrs OF the forty mills
who refuse To sign the = per cent. mi
vance scale of wages will he prntracietl.
The IUO employees Of Judge Brothers
today held II meeting aud decided To
REJECT the firms compromise offer,
which was to pny the I per cent. in
crease on September lst. provided the
employees would return to work now at
the ola rate.
Tho strikers primary reason for re-
Iecting the otler WAS that 1t would he
unfair 10 Tue twenty one manufacturers
who hnve already aligned tho advance
scale demanded. The strikers SAY the
manufacturers cannot afford to l0re
orders nnd thut for this reason they
lthe strlkers) Will eventually win.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-03
4 captured Virginia ring.
BY Southern AssOcInten rrei.

REcnMoSp, W., August 2.-At tho
meeting OF Il. Il. Lee Camp, Coufede-
rate Veterans, tonight Commander
Gray submitted letter from MIR. >. w .
Titus, presenting 10 the camp on he
hnlf of his father, Cot. Silas Titus, now
on his death bed. Virginia flag cap
turcd py tue One Hundred nnd
twenty second Now York Regiment,
at Fort Magruder, ueur williamsburg.
III 1862.
Ii is not known to what command
the iiag belonged. The camp returned
vote of thuuks to Ool. Titus, und the
iing will be put IN the Confederate
Museum, IN no opened IN November
IN whnt was the White House OF the
Cunfedctecv
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-03

Gen. Field said he now held ia his
hand the bill which contained ninety
seven sections. 1--WE think, ;" said Con.
fieid, "tbe bill "a presented il worthy
oi our consideration, and if carried out
u VIII allow evory man. rich or
poor. white or black. to have his
ballot counted fairly and honestly. We
think II this law is enacted by the Leg.
islntnre, it will certainly ensure on
honest election. MIR. Hampton Hogo
moved that tho bill be read as "A whole.
IL was then read by Gen. Field and
The secretary, MIR. W. II. Junuiugs.
Aftor Il protracted discussion the
non-partisan election bill was adopted
as amended.
Gen. Fiald offered the following reso.
lniion which was unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, The corrupt ilse Of money
TO lniiuence our elections is wide spread
hnd has become alarming. aud tends to
demoraIize tho people and degrade the
public service. therefore,
Rcsotr"R, That we urgo upon the
pooplo and the Legislature OF tho State
the enactment and enforcement of all
necessary lnws against bribery and
other corrupt use OF money in elections.
On motion OF MIR. s. Brown Allen,
the conference at 5:i5 p. in., adjourned
sine die.
Hon. Charles Geo, Ut Prince George
county, has sold for MIR. B. Q. Faurot,
OF ONO, tract OF 7OO ucres Of lumber
land in Dinwiddic county to Mr.. John
&. Freeman. Of Richmond. The price
paiu Tor tue property was s., $50 Dash.
The County Court of Sussex opened
yesterday with large crowd in attend
ance. Mary Powell, colorud, charged
with the murder OF William Muine, was
indicted and the case coatiaucd to the
September term oI the court. Judge
j. i. West will deliver his opinion in
the contested election for the Sheriff.
hlty oil Nottoway county some day next
woek.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-03
BY Southern Associated Press.

NV YORK, August 2.-Tho United
States Commerce Destroyer, Coum bia,
next to Minneapolis, the fastest war
shlp OF her class alloat. arrived here to.
day from her race against time across
ahe Atlantic. No war ship ever built
crossed the ocean III the same time.
These are the principal figures;
lime from the Needles, Isle of
Wight, to Sandy Hook LIghtship. six
days, twenty three honrs. forty min Z
minutes.
Course, 3.ll2 knots; average hourly
epeed. lS.33; best hourly run, 2O.60;
best four hour run. SO.5G.
The daily runs were from D. N. of
July 2Gth. at the Needles, to noon of
the following day. i0j knots, aud 10
uoon OF each succeeding day SGT. 40,
Az, ijj, i5i ana iU5 10 Sandy Hook
lhShtship ut $40 u. III. to day. On
July outh, ut a. H., 1t was suuslly
aud storm Threatened. The wind was
e. w. by W.: heavy seas came over the
bow, aud for four hours the speed was
reduced To eight knots nu hour. In
the evening OF tho same day, IN lati.
tude 1903, longitude Is. 20, the Co
lumOia rau near un iceberg. which was
atout 40 yards long, 100 yards wide
AMI 40 feet high
The Coiumbm took in pilot 400
miles east OF Sandy Hool, only slow
.ug up sufficiently for the purpose.
She passed Quarantine shortly before
noon, reporting ull well board and
dropped anchor iu tho North river less
than an hour later.
Her four great tunnels were covered
with salt crystals where they were not
blnck with smoke. SCOT covered the
upper structure aud her sides were
eweared aud streaked with rust, her
decks were covered with coal dust. ana
cinders and altogether she looked az
thouGn an early securing ut the navy
5nrd would he the best thing for her.
Capt. George W. Sumner, said to u
reporter:
Il consider her run across very sue
cessinl. We came under natural
draught, 1t was Il smooth run, though
we hud little rough weather. We
slowed down only onco before head
eeas. We met some fog, bnt went
through 1t at tGll speed with our eight
botierS aud thren screws. The winds
were varying. bTt westerly generally.
We bat Oh what we call battle hutchcs
throughout, making us watertight for
ward
The vessel was somewhat down at the
head when we started despite the fact
shat we had our trimming tanks ait
niled. This is because ui the natural
trim when her huukcrs are full. She
KS good boat thongh. The roll was
only ~ degrees to slarboard aud II to
port. She rolled, however, from 30 to
G7 degrees
The coal consumption. the captain
eaid. varied from 2UD TO 23O tons dav,
about one hait that used hy lie
Sunarder lncanin III he trius from
Liverpool oven IA course of about 4, ,OJ2
Knots whose best average speed on Il
tecord trip was 2l.gO.