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Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1896-11-13
Total. ..........4IsI 1890

Bodine's plurality over LOOMS,
1901, making a net Democratic gam
over ISos of 3ss.
The Democrats polled 6SS and the
Republicans 335 more votes IN this
county in 1896 than they did IN 1893.
Taken up by townships, Dee Branch
township polled 8, more Democratic
votes and 20 more Republican votes
in 1896 than in 1899. Net Demo
cratic gain. II.
Bowling Green pollcd 81 more
Democratic votes and one less Repub-
lican vote IN 1896 than in IS97- Net
Democratic gain, 3S.
Brunswick No. polled 6E more
Democratic votes and So more Re-
publican votes in 1896 than in IS9s.
Net.Democratic gain, ;.
Brunswick No. polled the same
number of Democratic and the Re-
publicans seven more votes IN 300 than
in ISo7. Nei Republican gain, Z.
Charlton polled eight more Dem
ocratic and 46 more Republican votes
in 1896 than in Is9s. Net Republican
gain. IS.
Clark polled GO more Democratic
and three less Republican votes in 1896
than in ISo,. Net Democratic gain
"a.
Cockrcll polled IL more Democratic
and 7 more Republican votes IN IS96
than in ISos. Net Democratic gain
-.
Cunningham polled 81 more Demo
cratic and so more Republican vote'
in 1896 than in 1899. Net Republi
can gain, Is, an unlucky number
and we shall expect Cunningham to sc
Democratic in 1900.
Keytesville polled II9 more Demo
cratic and three less Republican vote
in 1896 than 1899. Net Democratic
gain, Is..
Mendon pollei IS mose Democrats
land g more Republican vo:es II
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1896-11-13

ndE fe pressed, Pixley would plead
gu1I3 10 common assault
{o6ice DeMoss then fixed the de-
1nts punishment at a fine Of $Ioo
~ costs, amounting, in all, to $t.6.
q Ihc hxey-Hayes trouble started
Scr Pixley's having ordered Hayes
|S osoo-acre tract Of land Hayes had
lneed from Pixiey, and on which
fzyes was engaged in shucking. corn
a de 9th Of last October. When
EEh5es refused to obey Piiey's orders,
I(Cley went to a neighbours house and
"a 4 pistol Upon returning to the
ID be again ordered Hayes of The
ptenises. but Hayes still refused 10
d6eJ, Pixley drew the borrowed pis-
g. and snapped 1t at Hayes several
49,. and Hayes proceeded to defend
t]lhsef by drawing revolver, which,
pys. he had taken to the field to
rabbits. and firing at Pixiey four
,iIls, but the shots all went wide oi
ekir mark
The arrest OF both parties followed
~ Hayes gave bond for his appear.
afce before the grand jury. which
fe1ed TO return true bill against him
Al be was discharged. Pixiey's tria
re1nlfed as stated above. He pai6
d. costs last Tuesday, and viii pay
IL $soo fine in the no distant future.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1896-11-13
i Want
People to Know,

when they come to me to buy
Groceries, that they are get
ting their moneys worth
every time. / want them to
know, when they buy
Blanke's Roasted Coffee of
me, that they are getting
just rs good Coffee as the
world ever produced. Idon't
''hem and haw" over Blanke's
Coffee. 1 come right out
boldly and say that you
couldn't get a better coffee il
you paid 81 q pound for it.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1896-11-13
Things for
thanksgiving:

Every grocer keeps some
kind of stuff for mince meat
--Seedless Raisins, Citron,
Figs-but if you want the
best kinds, my grocery is the
place to get them. Your
Thanksgiving dinner will not
be complete unless you have
some of my Cranberries and
Celery to go with the turkey.
What is nicer than a fine
can OF Corn or Peas along
with the dinnerl
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1896-11-13
Mariage Licenses.

F. E. Thrall, Chicago, and Miss
Lena Sem, Indian Grove; w. W
Starks, Mt. Airy, Randolph county,
and Miss Mamie Edie, Salisbury; j.
r. Bills, Newhall, and Miss Myrtle
Isle, Indiaa Grove; L. V. Aisop, New
Franklin, Howard county, and Miss
Helen S. Fi1ks, Salisbury; James K
Lowe, New Franklin, Howard county,
and Miss Lara Coy, Keytesvil..;; tFu,-
]. Cline, Keytesyille, and Mis- Lutte
X. Holloway, Richmond, Ray county,
Wilson Oden, Sumner, ard Hiss Mary
]. ZoTn, Cuazi8s ham-
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1896-11-13
Capsure Of Two Burglars

James NJ. Heury, who lives a sort
of hermit life in a ''oug-out" in the
north bank of the Missouri river, eight
or nine miles southwest Of Keytesville,
came to Town last Saturday and swore
out 4 warrant 70, the oTTest OF two
men, whose names were 20 the aaisnt
unknown. charging ,hosn with burglary
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1896-11-13

1896 than IN 1899. Net Republican
gain, one.
Missouri poIIed 80 more Democratic
and four more Republican votes IN
1896 than in ISoa. Net Democratic
gain,36.
MusselfCrk polled 6, more Demo
cratic and eight less Republican votes
IN 1896 than in 1894 Net Demo
cratic gain, To-
Salisbury polled 6r more Demo
cratic and 7S more Republican votes
in 1896 than in rs9f- Net Repubd-
can gain, II.
Salt Greek polled IS more Demo-
cratic and 76 more Republican votes
in 1896 than in IS9a. Net Repubh-
can gain, one. s
Tripiett poiled 6r more Democratic
and SIX more Republican votes N 1896
than in 1899. Net Democratic gain,
ss.
Wayland polled 10 more Demo
cratic and SIX more Republican votes
in 1896 than In IS92. Net Demo
cratic gain. four.
Yellow Greek polled six more Dem
ocratic and TO more Republican, votes
in 1896 than in Is9s. Net Republi-
can gain, four.
The townships which show net
Democratic gains are Bee Branch,
Bowling Green, Brunswick No L,
Clark, Cockrell, Keytesville, Missouri,
Mrsseliork, Tnpie,t and Wayland,
Keytesville leading the procession
with I77.
The townships showing Republican
gains are. Brunswick No. 2, Charlton
Cunningham, Mendon, Salisbury, Sal
Greek and Yellow Creek, Charlton
leading the list with 3s.
We are especially proud Of the mag
nihcent showing made IN Keytesvills
township, the home of the COURIER
| A comparison of Charlton county,
lnfhoai vote OF Ts8s ani s2seSsse1'
increased Democratic majorities on th'
county ticket rs follows:
For representative, 375; for sheriff
ro7; prosecuting attorney, 92; treasu'
rer, $40; judge county court, western
district, 435; judge county court, east
ern district, aoI; public administrator
$40. The comparisons for count!
surveyor and coroner can not well b'
made for the reason the Republican
had no candidate for surveyor in 1899
and in 1896 they endorsed the candi
dacy Of DIR. G.. VI. Dewey, the regula
Democratic nominee for coroner.
The differences in the majoriue
on the county ticket are attribu
table, doubtless, to disappointment:
growing out of the last Democrats
primary election, personal gIiev
ances or the blighting breath OF scan
dal, the latter having been dissemin
mated principally by vile Republican
sheet, whose editor does the bidding q
certain unscrupulous individual wh'
has a reputation for attending to othe
peoples business more than his owl
and stirring up strife ~herever he cai
IN the hope of turning the brawl to hi
own personal gain.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1896-11-13
Eres Renf nf q Widows Expense.

Eres Renf af q Widows Expense.
Il Is trite old adage which runs:
IS better to be born lucky than
rich."
The proprietors of our local contem-
porary, the Keytesville Signal, no
doobt fully appreciate their "good
Iuckn in the matter of Office rents for
he past two years, Notwithstanding
ihaf good luck" has come to them at
ihe expense of a poor widow, Mrs.
Gil M. Wilson. who has several chill
~ eessss<nl spee .aqz SUP,
port.
Two years ago J. K. Robertson.
the senior proprietor of the Signal,
bought of Mrs. Wilson, administrative
of the estate of Geo. NJ. Wilson, 2S
fee; or the east of lot 6, in block 4o,
in the city of Kevtesyille, on which is
located a one-storv brick building, and
for which he agreed to pay $500 with
the additional promise to Mrs. Wilson
that he would assume the $500 school
fund loan on the property and have
the balance of lot and all OF lot / re-
leased from the school fu.d mortgage.
Since that time the Signal has oc-
cupied the building as an office, but
the senior Robertson has never com
piled, In any respect, with his agree
ment with Mrs. Wilson.
No part Of the school fund loan has
ever been paid of during the .SfgnaFs
occupancy Of the building, neither has
Mrs Wilson realized a cent OF ren,
from it.
On the contrary, The interest on the
school fund loan continued to com.
pound until two weeks ago when
the property was put up and sold by
order of the county court. The
senior Robertson again bought the rs
feet off the east side of lot six, and
last week he again failed to comply
with the terms of sale for that portion
of the property bought by him, and II
will be sold again at the January term
of the Salisbury circuit court
In the mean time the Signal is en-
joying the privilege of free rent at the
expense of an INDECENT widow and her
poor, fatherless children.
The buIl-irog has become notoriou:
for blowing about his religion, but i
the occupancy of the Signals present
quarters Is a fair sample of his deyo'
tons to his Maker, may the LORD
have mercy on his soul in the day r
Judgment, is the COURIER devil:
prayer
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1896-11-13

Cleveland's plurality over Harrison,
1906.
In 1896 there having been a fusion
Of Democratic and Popuiist forces on
the national and head Of the state
Democratic tickets, We give the vote,
by precincts, for congressman as We
regard that as the fairest way Of COM
putting party gains or losses, as the
Democrats and Republicans both had
straight out congressional candidates
Of their own.
The following is the vote for Bodine,
Democrat, and Loomis, Republican,
for congress:
TOWNSHIPS BODINE. LOOMS
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1896-11-13
TGx Notice
prayer.

The tax-books, Of Keytesyille town.
ship, Cor the year 1896 are ia my
hands, and am ready to receive and
receipt for taxes for said year. Can
be found nj Farmer bank.
II. J.. Fc5NEII.,
Cslecsor Kcy;cs.ile Township.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1896-11-13
Charlton County's Vote of '97 and 90
Conoarcd.

AS compared with Is9s the returns
of the recent election are quite Crafty
ing to the Charlton county Democracy
so far as this county is concerned
The following is the vote for CIeve-
land and Harrison, by precincts, in
Is9s:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-08

producers receive their fair returns lol
their labors. and are thus enaoieo 10
purchase. ,,.
.srhe gold standard and monopoly RUE
;o a continuation of which Mr.. Mckinney
stands pledged, means four years OF i"ii-
ing prices. four years more OF iocKouts
and strikes. four more years or reduced
wages and idle labor. This Will cause
the patriotic rank and file of the Repubh-
can marty 10 condemn and repudiate Nc
Kinlevism as the patriotic rank and hle
of the Democratic party has condemned
and repudiate Clevelandism. ! cannot DC
lieve otherwise. for | have not less con-
fidence in the patriotism or TINS class OIL
Republicans than the rank and iiie OF the
Democratic party has already demon
strated. Therefore, large per cent
who though not fooled by the specous
nIoas of Honest Money" and promised
nrosperitv. vet would not in this cam
paign fight under the Democratic BAN
nor. will surely Join hands with the ma
foritv Of the American voters outside OF
the old parties to overthrow 4 govern
ment of trusts and monopolies run IN
the interests Of foreign capitalists. me
Peoples party has made this possible IN
fact. inevitable. The position or the
Peoples party i'm this great contest has
convinced every patriotic American that
the marty can be trusted 10 stand Tor
the principles Of good government ana
the interests of the people under any and
all circumstances. Therefore, tho Pco-
pies party will he the neucleus around
which the patriotic hosts must ana VIII
gather 10 redeem betrayed republic
and restore prosperity TO an oppressed
and outraged people
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-08

Chairman Hanna Presents Silverand Gold
Men with a MEDIA.

H'h Nith -N'hdt.
NEW YORK, Nov. Mark a. Hanna
gave a dinner tonight in the Hotel Wal
dorf 20 thirty-one newspaper men Of
New York and Chicago, who had been
employed nj headquarters In both cities.
chronicNng eyents i'm one OF the most
exciting poltica, struggles ~ the history
OF the country. Not only did he give
them a dinner. and a good one. but he
also presented each reporter and CORE
spondent with Il medal of the size and
value OF a go sold piece, ana of abso-
lutte puri;y, in slight token, as he ex-
pressed IT, o. the National Republican
Committee appreciation of the ability
and cOnscientiousness with which they
performed their duties
There was no discrimination Of party
IN the presentation. Reporters for the
silver and for the sold papers were
treated alike. and the name of each reci-
pient was engraved on the face Of the
medal The medal was surmounted by
a golden eagle with outstretchod wings
on which were inscribed, Mckinley and
Hobart-sound-money and protection"
Replying to a toast TO his health, Mr..
Hanna said, among other pleasant
things:
ffti'At ifNNA iIt0 campaign / lfIL
that ] should be safe if j only had the
friendship of the newspaper mon. / be-
sun TO diagnose the situation. Now that
the campaign has been brought TO a sue
ccssful close, l do not mind telling YOU
J picked up great many pointers from
you.
"r found that every one or You were
Just as fully alive to the situation as /
was"
Nobody understands better than I do.
IN my position how important il is 10
De solid with the newspaper men, They
gave me fresh inspiration every day dur
ing the campaign. They came to me
fresh from the people. whom they had
seen. and. 1 must say, ] got rs much i'm
formation from them as they did from
me. 7 know they have done their share
in writing the history Of the camDaicn
and ] am glad that am in il with
them"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-08
HOW The SENATE STANDS.
Yice-PreSident Hobart Will Probably
Have the Deciding Vote
ON QUESTIONS CONCERNING GOLD.
Senator Mitchell. Of Wisconsin, VIII sup
port sound Money-The Composition
oftbe House shows 214 for Gold
and 1f3 for Silver.

NEW YORK, Nov THE announce
mont from Milwaukee by friends Of SEN
ator John l.. Mitchell. Of Wisconsin, that
no will support gold measures in the
Senate. makes a tie Of the gold and
silver forces in That body, and puts upon
Vice-President Hobart the responsibility
OF casting the deciding vote Ihis' Ok
course. is upon the assumption that no
ether changes are made.
GOLD AND SILVER.
Putting him among the gold men, the
senate in the next Congress, as at pres
ent indicated, will be divided among the
parties as follows:
Gold Republicans. 81; gold Democrats.
SIS.
silver Democrats, &c; Silver Republi-
cans. 10; Populists. 9-45.
Shodld Messrs. Carter Of Montana. and
Shoup Of Idaho, who supported Majcr
Mckinley in the campaign, ally them-
selves with the dominant faction Of the
party, the gold vote in the Senate after
March 4th next would ne AZ, and the
silver vote a.
THE HOUSE.
The composition of the House OF Rep
resentatives in the Fifty-hfth Congress
remains substantially the same as first
sent cut by the Southern Associated Press.
the political division, according TO the
latest returns, being as follows:
Republicans. PIP; Sound Money Demo-
Gratis, p Silver Democrats. 100; Silver
Republicans. Populsts and Fusionists,
p. Total, 357.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-08
PETITION ron mrs. Castle
sent 10 the Home ohico Ey Magistrates
Who Were DutNoted

LONDON Nov THE Globe. comment
ing upon the result Of the Castle trial.
says.
We hope That Sir Matthew White Rid
ley viii not delay i'm releasing Mrs. G. So
tle. IL is 80 degradation of justice TO pun
ish this unhappy victim OF a serious men
tai oisCase."
Air. Walter NJ Castle. Of San From
cisco. whose wife vas sentenced yestcr-
day TO three months imprisonment for
shoplftiug. addressed "a letter TO United
states Ambassador Bayard ibis morning
conveying au expression of hs thanks
for the assistance rendered TO Mrs. C,s-
tie and himself hy the Ambass1dlr and
the members of the Embassy Mr.. cos
tle also urged Mr.. Bayard 10 use every
possible c0Cit To- effect the release Of
his wife. pleading her innocence of any
crime. she being mentally irresponsible
and I'm prccarious condition Of health
A copy OF the letter was also sent by
mail TODAY 20 Secretary Olnoy az Wash
iugt0n Mrs. Castle viii Doe taken TO
America Immediately after her release
To is learned that at consultation of
judges in the Clcrkcnwol Sessions yes
tcrday a number of the magistrates who
voted for Mr.. Castles acQuittal were
outVotcd whcreupon they signed % pCti-
ton 10 the Home Office praying for her
release
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-08
PASSENGER CAR WRECKED.
Rolled Over artl Over Down an En-.
binkment.
FLAMES COMPLETE The DESTRUCTION.
Three Persons Seriously Injured, But No
One Was Kilicd-The Engineer Reach
ed the Next station Before He
Missed the Coach.

ELIZA. VA. Nov. 7.-Spociai.-A pas
senger coach on train No. 10. on the
Franklin and Pittsylyania division of the
Southern Railway, between Franklin
Junction and Rocky Mount Was wrecked
and burned this morning near Glade Hill.
The trouble was caused by a broken rail
over which the engine passed in safety
but the coach became detached from the
train and rolled over several times down
an embankment.
Fortunately there were only three pas
sengers besides the crew and no one was
killed.
THE INJURED.
The injured are as follows: y. II. Pow
oil, postal clerk. badly shaken IN and
internally injured, from being thrown
from side TO side as the car went over
j. W. Brown, brakeman. badly bruised
about his legs. He was caught under
the car but as he was lying i'm a mud
hole, he was not seriously hurt. S. r.
Shelton, brakeman, very badly cut and
bruised about the head and face.
All the injured were brought 10 Toshes
where they were cared for BY Or. r. +.
Ramsey and all were doing well when last
heard from. Conductor b. Mayhcw es-
capped unhurt
The engineer ran 10 tho next station be-
fore he missed his coach and when they
returned to look for II. found 1t in flames.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-08

spanish Forces Advancing into the Into
rior-An Engagement Reported.

HAVANA, Nov. T-Genoral Munoz re-
ports from his camp at Manuelito that
the Spanish forces continue TO advance
INTO the interior of the hills. They have
destroyed number of rebel huts and
taken some prisoners. Maceo is retreat
ing further into the hills.
Jose Carmenat Neives and Pascasio
Cafdenas Gcmez were shot at MafSnzas
yesterday for the crime OF rebellion.
The general STAFF has received advices
that General Castellanos has left Minas,
Puerto Principe. with 5000 men. moving
in the direction of Cascorro. IL IS known
that he has had an engagement with The
rebels. but no details are obtainable.
II is supposed that tho rebels he On
cOuntcred were commanded by Gomez
and Garcia. The military authorities
here claim that the insurgents We're de-
foated, and the concentration OF the rebel
forces prevented
A fusion Of all the focal political parties
is projected. each party folding its flag
10 gather under the national banner for
its preservation. \ meeting 10 consoii-
date the Union will be held tomorrow.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-08

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. A few miss
Ing precincts We're heard from Yesterday
and Calif0ruia's electoral vote seems
practically unchanged. McKinley's plu.
rality now standing at i95l ln the Sixth
Concress siOnal district. Barlow. Fusionl
has "a majority of G over Ai,Laughlin.
RepJ with one precinct 70 hear from.
with thirteen MISSING precincts i'm which
the Democrats claim AN advantage in
the Seventh district Castle Fusion
leads Bowers Ropl by 1885, The COM
plexion of the Legislature is unchanged.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-08
HELD UP SOUND MONEY NAN.
Tennessee Pos;mastcrs Under Fire on &
serious Charge.


WASHINGTON. D. c., Nov. 7.-Charges
have been filed al the Post-Ofice Depart
mont by the Republican chairman Of
Tennessee against a number of postmas-
ters in the State Tor intercepting mail
matter which the committee sent out
for political purposes. Among them is
the postmaster of Nashville. who 's
charged with holding back a number Of
documents and delaying other matter Of
the Republican Congressional Committee
The Nashville postmaster. il is charged
is at the head Of the free silver ring. and
has interfered greatly with the commit
tees work. The committee claim that
IL has been impossible FOR them 10 depend
on their matter reaching its destination
through the mail and say that they Were
compelled 10 send all of their important
matter by messengers.
Professor Robert Nourse. who has been
stumping the State for Mckinley told
a reporter that he met with bad treat
ment from postmasters in "a number of
towns throughout the State. and said that
he would probably prefer charges against
"A postmaster in town in Hickman
county
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-08

OF "orkmen. The company gave an or
uef Tor locomotives and cars last wees
oy way OF preparations for a larger busi-
ness.
SOME MORE NEW ENGINES.
Mr.. Henry Crawford representing Mr..
Thomas J.. Ryan and General Sam.
Thomas. who bought ths controlling
interest ia the Fort Royal and Augusta
railroad before their recent acquisition Of
the Scaboard Air Line, passed through
the city yesterday en- route from South
Caroline to New York. Mr. Crawford
stated that he would at once take up
the preparation of an order for ten or
twelve locomotives TO be built by the
Richmond Locomotive and Machine
Works. This means an expenditure OF
some sixty or seventy thousand dollars.
and more work for Richmond mechan-
ics.
The amount Of gold now in the city IS
illustrated by the experience of the Val
cntne Meat Juice Company yesterday
afternoon. Dir. Henry l.. Valentine sent
mis- porter out with so in silver 10 get
some s. notes. 10 was with the greatest
difficulty that the man fulfilled his mis-
sion, as he was told almost everywt ere
that nothing but sold was on hand.
Mr.. G.. H. Largford. a wcll-known
builder Of this city and Mr.. +. W. Hicks.
a weli-known painter. paid Off their
hands last night I'm goldL
That the great Sorthcrn railway sys-
tenn is preparing 10 do an increased bust
ness is shown by tie announcement that
the company will soon start through
excursion train to bc run every Saturday
from Washington TO San Francisco. Tho
company viii also add another daily solid
Vostihule train from New York TO Florida
points and return.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-08

NEW HAVEN, CONN. Nov 1-AloX-
anlcr Troup. Connecticut member OF the
Democratic National Committee this
afternoon mailed TO the Yale faculty %
formal demand that the leaders of the
Yale students who Interrupted the speech
The green "a month ago. be summarlv
punished The letter declares that the
rinclcaders are well known. and that
If they are not punished by the Yale
faculty they Will be brought into court
and sentenced.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-08
ICHMOND. VA. SUNDAY. NOVEMBER s. 1896

Taylor. Democrat for Governor) Is be-
lieved TO have been elected.
NASHVILLE. TENN, Nov. 7.-Accu-
rate figures on the Presidential election
are not yet obtainable because Of incom-
plete returns from mountain counties. il
seems certain that Taylor is elected Gov
ernor by at least 5.ooo plurality and that
Bryan's plurality viii be double that
number.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-08
Naval Matters.

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. Nov. 7.-Admiral
Bcardslce mas transferred his flag tenn
porarily 10 ne bennington. at San Fran
cisco. pending repairs TO the Philadel-
phla, The cruiser Castine arrived at
N0rfOlk from the South Atlantic at tne
short-timc men of the station. She viii
take new crew and return to Monte
Nidco. The Raleigh returned TO Key
West to-day after "a weeks fruitlcss
cruise for hlbusters along the coast.