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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1897-05-26

For that tired feeling and the other feelings
that one usually has in the spring time. take
Miford's syrup of hypophosphates. For sale
at. Speeds.
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II. G.. Bernau,
The JeWeler.
Notice..
Fruit Trees at Ten Cents.

T AM Offering 10 my friends Fruit Trees and
L Flowers from the celebrated nursery Of P.
j. Berkman's, of Augusta, Ca, for present az
we'll as fall delivery for fifty per cent. less than
canvassing Agents. Forty years of expert:
ence In our own climate and soil has placed
this Nursery beyond competition in quality
and price. I will deliver the best apples and
peaches at ten cents. and pears at twenty-five
cents each. w. RYKARD,
dt Abbeville. s. q.
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Restaurant.

Bruce's is the place to get your chickens,
eggs, butter, -four, meat sugar, coffee, lard
tobacco and cigars, and In fact everything
kept In q first-class grocery. Phone No. 39
Meals at all hours. April Z, 1897. mos.
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WANTED.
We want everybody to know that
We will save you money by
buying your goods Of US. This
sounds like big talk, but we
are prepared to prove
every word Of it. Of
course we cannot mention in
this short space all the Bar
gains we are Offering but a few
staples will suffice.
We are selling Nine pounds
Good Rio Coffee for 81.
And this is not shoddy painted
stuff but good honest coffee.
We also offer two cars :HIGH
GRADE SECOND PATENT
FLOUR at S4.85 per bbl., and
a good Family Flour at $4.25.
We want your trade and be-
lieve the above bargains along
with many others we are now
offering will get it.
W,J0EL SMITH & son
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Shoes.
Shoes.

Ladies' Dongoa Lace and Button Shoes usually sold for $ price
Dongoa Cutton Shoes tip nice STYLE worth $s5 Our
price, ST, ."
Donga Shoes style good
worth ST. to S1.75. Our price, $.25.
Ladies' nice Vic Kid Shoes Lace and Button Razor Broadway and
Common Sense sold everywhere for $ Our picef $0
Vic Kid Oxford Sense Toes worth $75 Our
price, $l5O =.
Ladies' Dongoa Oxd Common Sense Toes worth ST. & Our price 81
Ladies' Dngola Oxford Ties, Opera Patent Tip worth $l Ourpce$
Mems Satin Calf Shoes Lace worth $l25 Our price 95c
Shoes Globe hafdola worth $l59 Our
price, $l.25,
Mems kangaroo Oxford worth ST. rs. Our price $780,
Mems Calf Shoes Globe and Razor Toes Solid
Leather Worth $2 Our price, $l.75
Mckay
sewed and solid Leacher throughout Worth $3.50 Our $2
satisfaction Globe
Opera Toes. Sold they cost
Kid Shoes Warranted Mckay sewed and sid
Worth, $780, Our price, So.
price $l5
Mems Fine Russia Calf Shoes Broadway Razor and st. Louis Toes
49,
Russia Calf OK Blood Shoes Black Trimmed Broadway
Sold everywhere S. Our price, A
Russia Calf light Tan latest half dollar Toe Solos,
for Sc. Our price, S.
Call for Shoes early, before the sizes broken.
Aug. w. Smith
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The State of South Carolina,
! COUNTY OF ABBEvILLE.

PROBATE COURT.
Notice to Debtors and Creditors.
In the Matter OF the Estate OF A. M. Hill, de-
ceased.
A LII persons indebted to said estate must
IA settle without delay, and those holding
claims against the estate must present them
properly attested to. 81. H. HILL,
April 3, 1897. Administrator.
The herald., 1897-11-23
WALKS SIXTEEN MILES
John Tanner Tells Gauzy Tale About
the County Hospital

Just because he was not citizen of
California. John Tanner of Tacoma was
turned out Of the Los Angeles county
hospital when he was suffering with
asthma so he could scarcely walk, and
could not lie down lest he suffocate. Mr.
Tanner went to Los Angeles two months
ago for his health. He tried to work
but could not. and finally a few weeks
ago was admitted to the county hospi-
tai. The institution became crowded
and Tanner had to go-he was not Cal
ifornian."
The above is a telegram sent to the
Tacoma News from San Francisco. The
report goes on to describe how Mr.. Tan
ner gaspng for breath, tramped six
teen long miles from this city to Pasa-
dena, where he arrived almost exhaust
ed. The Salvation army provided for his
wants and put him in bare room over
a store. destitute of furniture save a
chair and box.
AS usual, in reports of that character
sent out over the country the little
grain of truth is so deeply hidden in the
chaff of falsehood, it is scarcely recog-
nizable when actually found.
A Herald reporter called to see DR..
Barber at the county hospital yesterday
to ascertain just what foundation there
was for the statement contained in the
above telegram and learned that John
Tanner of Tacoma was admitted to the
county hospital on November Sth and
left on the 18th inst, but was not dis
charged.
1t frequently occurs that worthy pa
tients at the hospital are recommended
by the physician in charge to the AS
sociated Charities, for assistance IN re-
turning to their homes.
On the 18th, DR.. Barber advised Tan
ner to go into the city and talk with Mr..
Stuart, secretary Of the AssociatedChar-
tiles. about obtaining cheap rates to
Tacoma.
Tanner left the hospital and either pre-
ferred to remain in Southern California
and to work on the sympathies OF Pasa-
dena people in order to obtain his END,
or he was mistaken about being dis
charged.
| He was not sent away by DR.. Bar
| ber nor any of his assistants, nor Is
any one ever discharged from the hos
pital in such condition as that de-
scribed in the dispatch nor because they
are not Californians.
Tanner did not return to the hospital
after he was supposed to have come in to
see Mr.. Stuart and DR.. Barber knew
nothing whatever of his whereabouts
The herald., 1897-11-23
ANOTHER RAPE FIEND
Wanted Badly by the People at
Downey

The inhabitants Of Downey, as well as
the officers of the Sheriff's office, are anX-
ous to discover the whereabouts of
James McDonnell,a "a colored man 43 years
of age This brute in human form is
charged with having criminally assault
ed his 14-year-old step daughter, during
the absence of his wife last Saturday
afternoon.
The child had habitually taken dinner
to Mcdonnell wherever he happened to
be at work, and it has developed that he
first outraged the girl in the willows
close to where he was working. His
crime having been discovered he sold
lot of hogs he possessed, with some other
property, and skipped out on Saturday
evening. The marshal at Downey had
been informed of McDonnell's crime
The herald., 1897-11-23
COURT CALENDAR
Cases to Be Called in the Departments
TODAY


ONE-Judge Smith.
Bird trial; continued.
TWO-Judge Clark.
Qs9m Estate and guardianship C. ". OFT;
citation.
(2o65) Estate A. II. Spencer; petition to
sell real estate.
(44O Estate J. Bel: citation.
Q7,7l7) Estate NJ. j. Brown; petition to
mortgage real estate.
$3.50 Estate II. Chambers; distribution.
22s4) Estate of r. II. Martin Metcalfe;
probate of will
Gl,S07) Estate r. de Lopez
Q4,76D Estate X. Irving.
Q457G) Estate A. Winters.
0S,0lS) Estate L. Cleland.
(22S5) Estate +. Mannell letters.
(22s7) Estate C. I. Blackman; probate of
will.
(22sS) Estate l.. c. Cobbe; letters.
(2l3M Estate y. c. Creede: probate Of
will.
Q95D Estate NJ. ]. Tiernan; confirmation
of sale of real estate.
(2j59l Estate J. Suman; confirmation of
sale Of real estate.
$50 Estate L. Markschatz; letters Of
guardianship.
(227O Estate l.. J. baldwin: letters
(2l1D Estate f. c. de Lopez; petition to
set apart.
Q6l6) Conception dc Brun; petition to sell
real estate.
DEPARTMENT THREE-Judge York.
Dorrell VS.. York.
Marlatt vs.. Marlatt.
DEPARTMENT FOTR-Judge Van Dyke.
(25,37O Hardison VS.. Ferguson.
(263 1922 Strong ct al. VS.. Los Nietos
Ranchto r. G.. association ct al.
DEPARTMENT FIVE-Judge Shaw.
(23S5-6) People VS.. G. Bassett, robbery;
trial.
(2S755) Kmball VS.. Lowe.
(2S71S) Ward VS.. Los Angeles Lumber Co.
SIX-Judge Allen.
(2S. 553) Armsby Co. VS.. Brooks.
(2793D Cazes VS.. Carl ct al.
Latin VS.. South Side Irrigation Co.
TOWNSHIP COURT-Justice Young.
Stevens VS.. Hewitt, trial by consent;
ga. m
Rowland VS.. Oswald: 2:s0 p. M; trial.
Dancer VS.. Fickas: / 80 p. N.
Harper ct al. VS.. Graves: 1:30 p. m.
People VS.. Davis, felony; 1O:3O a. m.
The herald., 1897-11-23
The Divorce Mill

Leona NJ. Brown was granted a de-
cree yesterday by Judge Torrance. sit
ting for Judge Shaw, divorcing her from
Fred II. Brown on the ground Of cruelty
and intemperance. The couple lived at
Pasadena and the evidence went 70
show that in October last the husband
was particularly violent to his wife. she
having on several occasions to seek asy-
um with neighbors.
Judge Smith granted a decree to Bar
bara NJ. Gray divorcing her from Luke
Gray on the ground Of desertion.
Bertha Holland was granted a decree
by Judge Allen divorcing her from j
d. Holland on the ground of the lat
ters desertion.
The herald., 1897-11-23
New Suits Filed

II. NJ. Conger and Olive a. Wilson VS..
w. A. Clinton ct al.-A complaint to de-
termine conflicting claims to 935 acres
on the north line of jefferson street.
known as the Wilson tract.
James Roberts VS.. George G. King-A
suit to obtain a decree declaring that
there is owing from defendant on a
contract and unpaid notes $3.50. with
interest, and failing payment of these
amounts that the title to lot 81 of the
Southside tract in La Ballona town.
ship be vested in plaintiff.
San Gabriel Valley Bank VS.. Charles
Gardner ct ala suit to recover $500. IS
on five notes, attorneys fees. costs and
order of sale against lots IA, Is and part
of lots 16 and Il, in Micheners subdivis-
ion of Painter & Ball tract. Pasadena.
Estate of Christian Forney. deceased
The petition of Kate Forney for letters
of administration. The estate is valued
at 5000
The herald., 1897-11-23

(5lS) Estate ]. G. Downey; confirmation
sale of real estate.
QSS3) Estate +. B.. Emory: petition to set
aside.
DEPARTMENT THREE-Judge York.
(2s356) Smith VS.. Gas Consumers Protec-
tive association.
DEPARTMENT FOUR-Judge Van Dyke.
(2s3iD Main Street and Agricultural Park
Railway Co. VS.. Los Angeles Traction
Co.
DEPARTMENT FIVE-Judge Shaw.
(27950 Melicien VS.. Mer.nel!e
(2S16T AXtell VS.. Creditors.
DEPARTMENT SIX-Judge Allen.
(25563) Briggs VS.. Burr.
(25543) Gould VS.. Burr.
(21g20 Smith VS.. Ballerino.
TOWNSHIP COCRT-Justice Young.
Campbell VS.. Hall ct al; 10 a. M; supple
mental proceedings.
Edmens KS. Michel ct al; 0:S0 a. M; trial:
by consent.
Goddard VS.. Vachkel; $3.50 a. M; de-
murrer.
Brandt VS.. Broughton; $50 a. M; de-
murrer.
The herald., 1897-11-23
Court Notes

George J.. Bradshaw, native of Eng
land, was yesterday admitted by Judge
Smith to citizenship.
The following cases We're set for trial
yesterday in Department One: J. ].
Williams. burglary, January 10th: vii.
Ford. burglary January 18th; Will
Schafer burglary, January 18th; W. NJ.
Ware, continued to the 29th inst.
George II. Narian. a contractor. yes
terday filed his petition in insolvency.
with liabilities set at s2222.65, and a claim
against Conrad Scherer for balance due
on the grading of Buena Vista street,
and one against Gray Bros. for balance
due on grade of First street as assets.
Both claims are of unstated value.
The herald., 1897-11-23
CHIEF GLASS HoNoRED
Appointed on the Board of Governors
of the National Chiefs of Police

Chief Glass has received notification of
his appointment as a member of the
board of governors of the central 5u-
reau of identification of the National
Chiefs of Police association at meeting
held in Chicago on October goth. At
that time five new members of the board
We're appointed to fill vacancies which
have occurred. Chief Glass appoint
ment was made on motion of William y.
Pinkerton. The board of governors as
it is now constituted consists of the fol-
lowing members: Chief Deitsch of Gin
cinnati. president; Chief Kiple? of Chi
cago, Chief Glass of Los Angeles, Chief
Constable Grassett of Toronto, ard Will
liam A. Pinkerton.
The herald., 1897-11-23
RAND DIFFERENCES SETTLED
Judge Wellborn Signed Stipulated
Decree Yesterday

Judge Wellborn yesterday signed a
stipulated decree in the case of the Rand
Mountain Mining company versus the
Sunlight Gold Mining company, in which
the bill of complaint. complaint of inter-
vention, the cross bills of the defend
ant company and of John Single ton, l.,
y. and Rose l.. Burcham are all dis
missed and the prayer for the appoint
ment of receiver and partition of prop
erty are denied, and the interests of
Reddy, Campbell and Metson to eight
cen mines in the Rand group are ac-
quired.
The herald., 1897-11-23
To Re Called Tomorrow

ONE,-Judge Smith.
(23975) Charles Compton: forgery.
TWO-Judge Clark.
(27S62) Allen Bros. VS.. Sharp, Cox & Co.;
trial.
(2246) Estate F. Stuckle: probate of will.
u76W Estate of William Wiley; final ac-
count and distribution.
(2290) Estate 7. L. Skinner; petition Tor
letters.
The herald., 1897-11-23

and tracked him for several miles along
the road leading to this city.
Rather strangely. Mcdonnell has here
tofore borne good character. He own
ed a small truck farm, where he has lived
for several years.
The herald., 1897-11-23
THE BIRD TRIAL

The Arguments Begun and the End
f'.t in Sight
The fate of R. A. Bird is in the balance,
and whether he will be found wanting or
The herald., 1897-11-23

ons and top delivery wagons. Hawley
King & Co.
The herald., 1897-11-23
JOTTINGS
Our Home Brew

Maier = Zobelein's lager. fresh from their
brewery. on draught In all the principal
saloons: delivered promptly in bottles o!
Kegs. Office and brewery. 40 Also street:
telephone 81.
The herald., 1897-11-23

Hawley. King & Co., ,cor.5th st. and Bwy..
agents genuine Columbus Buggy company
bugg!es and Victor bicycles.
The herald., 1897-11-23
DEATHS

Everything on wheels. Hawley. King
& Co.. cor. Fifth street and Broadway.
The herald., 1897-11-23
A Peculiar Accident

Chance Mccarthy, laborcr employed
by Ramish & Marsh on the construction
work on the new railroad to Rands-
burg, was treated yesterday in the re-
ceiving hospital for a scalded arm, which
will prevent him from working for some
time. Friday night while the men were
at supper on the work train, the engine
started up suddenly and upset pot of
boiling coffee. which poured over his
arm from the shoulder to the wrist.
Wall paper. late styles, low prices. al
A, A. Eckstrom's. 324 South Spring street.
The herald., 1897-11-23

Agents Victor. Heating. World and
March bicycles. Hawley. King & Co.
The herald., 1897-11-23

SpUtS, pam III DUTIES, SUrc
throat and mouth, ulcers, painful swell.
ings. gonorrhoea, gleet, kidney and blad-
der diseases, scalding urine, undeveloped
organs, impediments to marriage, nervous
debility, etc. "Where shall | 60 to get
cuiedl" many a man asks, not knowing
whom to trust. Go where thousands Of
others have gone and be restored to health
TO DR.. Whites Private Dispensary-
the oldest establishment for Mems Dis
eases in Los Angeles. If you have been
robbed by quacks, don't give up hope.
There Is chance for you to get well.
Why not "See DIR. WHITE About lt7"
II years established in Los Angeles.
The old successful Specialist for Men,
1928 North Main Street
Not a Dollar Need Be Paid Till Cured
The herald., 1897-11-23

DEATHS
this city. November 81
1897, Jennie F., beloved wife of r. E
Atkinson, a native of Massachusetts
aged 80 years.
The herald., 1897-11-23

until his attention was called to the mat
ter by the reporter.
The herald., 1897-11-23
DR.. White
1873 N. Main St..

1873 N. Main St.,
Is the only doctor in Cal.
ifornia treating Diseases
0fMen exclusively. Blood
and skin diseases, red
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oAN,T Be DONE

No one can RsInaIh Well, SO ChTonle
DlssaSo Can be Cared TALES the sten..
ash Il FItsl aIade strong aud Vigorous.
This Is plain because every organ IN
che body depends on the stomach for
III nourlshment. Nerve, bone. slasw,
blood are. made from the food which
the stomach converts to our USE
How useless TO treat disease with TINS,
that and the other remedy ana ueeleSS
the most important q all me s!otll .a1.l
The earliest symptoms OF lndlBe9 Llgl
ars so,,r risinRS, bad taste In the mouth.
~ n stomach and bowels, p9lpltatlon'
9IlsRone feeling, Galntne9s, headastle.a,
EXPERIMENTATION: later comes loss OF nesn,
;conEumption. liver and heart troubles.
Kidney diseases, nervous prostfa Ton au
AZ which are the indirect result Of poor
ANY perscn sufEering from 'thdiEestlon
should make Il q practice TO take a1tsf
esoh meal one Of StuaFta Dyspepsla
Tabletg. allowing It to dissolPe N me
mouth aud thus minRle VITA the sallva
and enter the stomach In the most nAt-
urRi way. These Tablets are hls !ll
recommended BY Or. geDnison ps Ss.la.
they are composed OF the natuFei dlBes-
ADJ IN. stomach in digestIng all whole.
so,re fcod before It has time to ferment
stnart,s Dyspepsia Tablets are sold
nv drugRIsts fntI sized packages ~ ~
cents. They are also excellent LOT M
vaiItis and children. A book on stomach
diseaEes and thousands Of teHtlmonlals
~ genuine cures sent free by addfeAs-
in1 Stuart Co, Marshall, 9dich'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-31
pom 81 SO5QdfI nj
NPtiSollbg People ~ sjitil ti1t.i'- p =
: isay 81 tan5IiinF u slaiig aaFsl.
4 some, ili a, Y . ~ l SasAlHe'

tGfSeilha PsSnIal VI sjifttitS.ll lilhe :
(. itlY of 5Nu5IitnF u alaiiy alplt1s
Il COMES illta d Fiy 81 ttIshine,
aihlt TIE Old folks lnppg,
And DE ypltng folks 50ys
Taltas nv load on tue back
IT'S all dOflA "a Quietly,
40 fuss aboht II ~
What u ~
; Why. Deans kidney PITS,
The little Kidney Wondere wofll efe.
What win theY do2
Read what 4 clIlzeil HagJi.
2tf. a. J. Seifert, pt Nos lish lflnl
street, The residence 81 a, ] selterl, n
me hrni of Elf B 9elfefi dealers "
hartean. trunks and dnddlsrys corner
Eleventh and Main streets. says;
caught u severe cold and Il settlell AZ
once In ny kidneys and used me qp
generally, There Was lack 9! stEs.ss !. q
ana mild nDhlnR across my loin4 al
tended ~ distressing and aTl0Ytn tirt-
nary wAakneEs felt tired and lAil-
FuId an the time and any exertl0n ~
most used me up and became quite
nervous AMI suffered q good deal nom
headaches and Hpells Of dlZ2inesa.
NothlnR / took seemed to do any COCA.
4 had frequently seen In the Taperl
odaFi'H EidneJ. Pills recommended ~
rood, reliable parties and concIuQe0
10 dive them q trial got q box a. tnE
Logan Drug Company, and they GIG
No 70 mich good that continued TAX
Ing them until used three boxes Tns
reSuIt Is that / nov feel like my olq
SelE. The trouble has dlsap peAred'
am very thankful for the beiletit D0an' !
Kidney Pills gave me and eaTneatts
recommend them 10 Others.
Deans Kidney Pills are sold by al
dealers. Price 90 cents per box, or six
boxeS for So 80. Sent BY mail on receipt
az price Foster Milblrn Co, Buffalo,
n. 4, sole agents for the United States.
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rANoNINa IaoN MrNE
c.mbrl. COMPANY Purchases IIaIfIn'
tsrsst IN 'hs GFsas Rrodassr. !,

cambria COMPANY PprghAseS 8 IfalfIns
tsrsst IN tie GFsat Rrodnser.
DULUTH. MINI. March So.--A half
interest in the great 1lahonlns Iron
mine on the western Meiaba range has
been bought by the Cambria Iron Co..
OF Pennsylvania The price IS not
known here. but It Is not Tar from &c.,
900. The mine win easily produce from
100000 TO $4,000 tons Of ore yearly. The
sale leaves but one OF the great steel
making flrms Of Pennsylvania and Ohio
without 4 MeSaba mine. caFneGie mac
a. option on the MRhoning, but was
Induced BY the Rockefeller Interest 10
i've up and enter into the htty year ar 4,
TanFement, which permits him 70 utll-
- flle mountain iron product. II was
this latter arrangement which caused
ne smash or the Lake SupaFtoF Hesse.
n,er pOoi last week. The diversity Of
companies noW lntereBted In the Mesa
~ u counted on to maintain mining op"
Grafton ON that range even when mlaes
on other ranges are Idle.
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D9sPERATg 4FTRKPr

/ u i
no Destroy Altaaha W InGendiarisss
teaFIlat laElnE FlFea
ALTOONA, Pa March SO,-An at-
tempt WAS made late last niEht and
early Iris morning to destroy Altoona,
four ilcsndiary fires being kIndled IN
iiferent parts OF the city between tho
hours Of ii and 100 o'clock. Prompt
Work by the Fre department alone savs
ia me town from possible destruction,
The entire loss however. viii aggre-
aato between Ssa,blo ana $4,000.
The ares were evidently iueendlarE,
as they started In widely separated
sactiOnS Of the town and in each case
among bulldinEa Of q dangerously ms
tlammable charhcter,
The iirSt nre was discovered n z
stable In the Third yard at Ie0 last
night, and was quickly extinguished
with but slight damage.
AZ lsi6 q. M, another alarm was
turned m from the First ward IN the
v6fiSahOu OF ", w Ye2tth. The blaSG
was axtlnguished with but sllght ioea
while the drenen were retarnlng %
their stations they were called 20 sae
Fifth ward. When The large lumber
StorSee Sheds Of o.. Peets were abla2a
Snd after lierce fight the flames were
Subduefl. THE storage warehouse 81 At
mour q Company, was damaged TO mi
extent Of 5000. while Sir. Poets loss
was Osout $500
"A $50 O'clock this morning the fourth
alarm was turned In from the large
nianInR mIll OF William Stokes, Before
fbe liremen arrived the mill was DOOM
"a and al EFFORTS were directed %
saving adtOinIng sheds. lumber pies
and nearby reaidences. The MIL YVES to-
SaIIv destfoyed. Loss $4,000; insurance
Si0,0 0o. No clue to the ilre bugs has been
Obtained.
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YANTIC AGROUND.
Unltsd staiol crglssFtn Dangerous PO-
sitlon 10 thU UrnRuay River.

sItIon 10 ihU Uruguay River.
NEW YORK, March sO.-The Herald'S
correspondent at 1Iontsvtdeo, Uruguay.
teleEraphs that the United States cruIs-
cr Yantlc ran aground to-day at Port
Nueva, Palmira, at the mouth Of the Ur-
lFuay river. Tugs are al work at
tempting TO pull Oh the cruiser, She u
In q dangerous position.
The YantIn Is fourth class old faah-
toned wooden. single screw corvette o.
40 tons displacement and about ASg
horse power. Her armament consists OF
fiye Rifns. She IL commanded by Lieut.
Commander F. p. Gilmore.
on May q. 1889, while engaged In
blowing up dereliCtB In the gulf stream.
she was struck by q severe storm ana
had very narrow escape from destrlc-
tion. She reached this city on May .,
having lost her tnastS and all but one OF
her small boatN.
She was transferred to the South At
lantIc squadron. In May. 1854, . board
OF or.Icers which inspected the vessel IN
the harbor OF MonteVideo. condemned
htr. She was repaired and retained IN
the South Atlantic squadron.
ON March 5, this year. while her crew
was enEaEed In gun practice, an eI-
ploSlOn occurred which resulted IN the
death OF one sailor and the serious trl-
Jury Of another,
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'f6t n hat 80 lnn tor q q
81 al IL ~ q - II K u 10 Tn lQbFsartl
ifido.l z lFibio fileigut 4 f4ad 9 llns ~ 4
IN y. lfpl an Vif Elef glnne d
time They 6pNld not ElYa i1a . DIG ~
had q Hnd fipUls
J b ia. uGeC deal q me, iAt fellow
.made mo tssi good
/. 4 5. "a. Saw my mother asleep N che
sun. Climbed M IN a tree sld tpllii
down on hef Just Coz fun, She alanlt
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