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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-03-03
senator Mark Hanna.

COLUMBUS. Ohio, Feb. Glover
nor Bushnell stated to the Press Assoc
citation tonight that when Senator
Sherman resigned to accept the cabinet
position offered him by President-elect
Mckinley. he would appoint Hon. Mar
Gus a Hanna TO succeed him. The
Governor said he hoped his selection
would meet the approval of the people.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-03-03
SALINAS, SUGAR FACTORY.

Expensive Machinery Ordered and
Tracks Extended.
SANTA CRUZ, Cal, Feb. 1S.-W. G.
Waters. superintendent of the Wat
sonville sugar factory, leaves for the
East tomorrow to order machinery for
the proposed Salinas factory. Machin-
cry to the amount of about 100000
will be ordered of California firms.
The plans for the factory are about
completed. Draughtsmen are now en-
gagged in preparing detail drawings.
1t is expected the factory will be com
pleted by July of next year. The
broad-gauge railroad track will reach
the site in 10 days and the narrow
gauge track is now being extended
TO it
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-03-03

YOU

Sell me a Diamond as cheapiy
as 1 can get one from the
States? This is a question We
are often asked. We answer:
Yes, we not only can; but we
do.
We have had many oppor-
tunities for comparison, and
we have never found that our
prices suffered by such COM
parison.
The trouble is that too many
people take too much for grant
ed. They believe that such and
such is the case, and do not
take the trouble to look care
fully into the matter.
How often do you find thas
by staying at home, you could
have done
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Public Opinion i'm sympathy With
King George.


King George.
LONDON. Feb. 2O.-AII political in
terest is now conferred in the struggle
over Crete. and though 1t would be
unwise TO predict how or what the
outcome will be, il is thu general opin-
ion here that Greece will ultimately
attain her object and again count the
island as one of her possessions. Pop
uIar opinion in England is strongly in
favor of Greece. The proposal made
by Germany that a joint feet of the
powers blockade the Piraeus. the port
of Athens. in order to compel Greece
to heed the demands made upon her.
has caused the deepest Indignation
here IL Is pointed ont that the youth
full and extremely impulsive German
Emperor may have other than polit-
ical objects in view in his desire to
infIict humiliation upon the Greeks
WASHINGTON. Feb. 1S.-The Nav
Department today issued orders for
the shipment of n large quantity of
ammunition. etc. from the naval mag
azine. located at the United States
Navy Yard. at Mare Island. Cal, to
Portland, Ore. and from there by the
steamer Mount Lebanon TO Yokohama,
japan. for the United States steam
shin Olympia
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-03-03
BEET SUGAR IN UTAH.

Over Four Thousand Tons Produc-
ed Last season.
SALT LAKE, Utah, Feb. 21.-Thom-
as R. Cutter, manager of the Lehi
sugar factory, has just made report
of the operations for this season. 1t
shows that in 1875 days the factory
has sliced 43,2OO tons of beets and
turned out $500 tons of sugar, the
bulk of which has been sold in Utah,
Idaho, Montana and Wyoming, the
prices being the lowest ever known
in America, caused by excessive i'm
portation of German bOunty-fed sugar.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-03-03
NEW TRrsT FORMED.
Consolidation or Raisin Industry in
California.

Consolidation or Eaisin Industry in
California.
NEW YORK, Feb. 1.-THE World
says: Another trust was born yester-
day-not a very big or vigorous one
as yet, for it is only an infant, but it
promises to grow. This new combine
is the raisin trust. The capital stock
was subscribed yesterday in Wall
street; only 100000 as a starter, and
the name has not even been selected,
but the object is in plain sight
1t is simply TO control the entire
raisin industry OF the country. Prac-
tically all the native Taisins come from
the grape region OF California, and the
town of Fresno is the center of the
business. The new trust Will make its
headquarters there and build a large
factory, which is expected to absorb
all others.
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Just as Well.

Now, what is the value Of G
Diamond?
Anywhere from $50 to $500
per Karat.
Do you know the difference?
We do, and that's the reason
we know bow to buy and how
to sell.
Our stock contains many fine
specimens of gems, and we tell
you just what we know to be
the truth.
Solitaires from SIS to S4OO.
A wide range, but plenty in
between at prices which will
fit your purse.
Cluster rings of the newest
shapes.
Birthstone rings; some as
cheap as So.
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that Nine. Modjeska will recover, the
physicians say, and present indica-
tions are that an operation will be
unnecessary. After a restless night,
Nine Modjeska had a fairly comfort
able day. The pain was less severe
and only came at intervals, and the
fever was a good deal less.
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home, eight miles from Adrian, Mo,
at o'clock this morning. The end
came peacefully. The patient had been
unconscious since early Monday morn
ing. At a consultation of physicians
last night il was given out that death
must come before morning, and the
family remained constant watchers at
the bedside
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-03-03
TREACEY'S BILL PASSED.

Creates Paid Fire Department In
san Francisco.
SACRAMENTO, Cal, Feb. 1S.-
Treacey's bill to create paid fire de-
partment in San Francisco, placing its
control with the Board of Supervisors,
which was defeated last Thursday, and
subsequently reconsidered, was taken
up and finally passed in the Senate
this afternoon, and Immediately sent
to the Governor.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-03-03
Death of American Art,-t.

ST. PAUL, Mimi, Feb. 13.-HomeI
d. Martin. the well-known landscape
painter, died yesterday afternoon
aged go. Martin was one of the fore
most landscape artists of the country
He was a member of the National
Academy and the Century Club OF
New York. He came to st. Paul fol-
the benefit of his health three years
ago
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-03-03
EX-PREsIDENT HARRISON HAPPY
Daughter Arrives at tn
Mansion

daughter Arrives SfU Ine fallllly
Mansion.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Feb. 21.--
Gen. Benjamin Harrison is the father
of a little girl, which arrived at the
Delaware-street mansion at o'clock
this morning. DR.. Henry Jameson Of
ficiated at the event, and under his
care Mrs. Harrison and the daughter
are progressing finely
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NEW YORK. Feb 15.-William p
ST. John. ex-president OF the Mercan-
tile National Bank and treasurer OF
the Democratic National Committee
died suddenly at his home in this city
last night.
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To search for a schooner.

SEATTLE, Wash, Feb. 19.-The re-
venue cutter Grant received Geographic
instruction this morning to proceed to
sea at once and search for the missing
schooner Aida. The overdue schooner
sailed from Shanghai, China, on De-
cember 4th, and must have encountered
the typhoon which almost wrecked the
British shin AgaDanthus.
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cola standard for Japau.

YOKOHAMA. Japan. Feb. 13.-Ac-
cording to the newspapers. the Gov
eminent will introduce measures at
this session of the Imperial Diet for
the establishment of the gold standard
at the ration of 1 to 80.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-03-03

Opposed To the Use OF Force TO Aid
Turkey.

LONDON. Feb. 2O.-Mr Gladstone.
who recently telegraphed a message
from Cannes TO the Chronicle regard
ing the existing situation, as already
reported. when asked for an opinion
concerning the proposed blockade of
the Greek port of PiraeUs. again wired
the Chronicle as follows: Il have no
information sufficient for Judging. but
/ detest the whole idea of using force
in behalf of Turkey, which l think has
become an outlaw"
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General shelby Dead.

KANSAS CITY. Mo-, Feb. 13.-Gen.
Joseph o. Shelby died at his country
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Modieska Improving.
LOS ANGELES. Cal, Feb. -
There is now every reason to believe
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E. 0. HALL 4 SON
LIMITED.
Magnolia Metal.
LIN


large
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Heavy Iron Buckets.

IN
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-04

CHICAGO Aug, 4.--Tbo drouth was
brokon this morning, tue rainfall vary
.sg from holt an Inch to IN inch and
a hnli. Along the Burlington limos
tho rain was heaviest where 1t was
needed worst. Reports received at the
re""r'l tiices say the rain came just
ave the corn crop. While
IS been Blightly damaged,
lhu. rs now punt to an enOT.
mous cic.. Tue rain wac WORTH many
thousands OF dollars,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-04

ST. LOUIS, 40, Aug. At has just
tFauspiIe. that Frank CUlIine, Joseph
Kelly, Johu Me.z anu Henry Humea!
mtmOeTs uf the crew Of Inc steamer
Mississippi, VINO had Oeen IN the CITY,
lett last night in skiff about to return
81 the boat VIII ca Wac lying ON the eset
bank Of the voi opposite the lower
part OF the city. After processing u
lunurod yards ,"- SHIN was carried
oil by the sAi current against
hset Of Gsrges and Col
Inns and Kelly were dtOwued, but
MtIz ana Humesl, after sgimmiug
At def the whole length Of tue baTges,
came up anu were rescued In very
erhaustsl condition. The bodies OF the
other men navs not yet been dit-
coyeTeJ.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-04
TIE ALASKAN BOUNDARY
Great Brilain'S Contention Explained
by Secretary Scott.
IupsssihIiiiy Of Brnwing tho Line as
Dsnurd ia The hussinn
Treaty.

OTTAWA, Ont, Auy. A. r.. w.
Scott, secretary OF state, was Inter
viewed rsgar ling the statement from
Washington cl tIming that Great Brl;-
an on the ofiiciai mSps had drawn the
boundary line on the Pacific C asi 40
% to deprive the United States Of nun
lTada ot miles oil territory a.jo ming
the KlJudiks gold helus. lie mad
gone IutO tue question when uemher
OF theMc kenZ.s al NATURALIZATION IN 1878,
and the point NV raie d was 0lscu $3.50
then. Tnc treaty OF s.. Petersburg vi
1862, said he, deti1es lne linz diviuiLg
Russian territory, now Alaska, !rUm
Butlsh by Ii q urawn north from
tho loot ut Prince Of Wales island
through PJrtlanG enamel until II
strikes the mountains, when the meth
ou OF ueilneaIiJB was set !uEtt. The
map will an W that u line running
aoith from the foot OF Prince oil Wales
lsland must 20 Though the Behm
canal; lne line wtuid have TO 60 east
through the open sea oonsiHeEable
distance before 1t could Ieacn Portland
channel or canal.
"rhe British contention RS shown
NY tbt VI ~ sbi-p
~ Sir CHARLES Bag9t, Rnbassador to
81. Petersburg, 10 tnst Portland WA to
be In b iilsn territory anu that the
wOrJs 'P IrtlanI Canal' Ia the con.
vention WAS u mistage for Benin csnaI,
or Ilse that which Is now called Port
land canal was not thsn so called.
This is srppJrIei by the physical I'M
possibility OF running line due
ueln through Portland canal from
She foot OF Priuce OF Wales isianJ, g.
Ihat Cauadian maps snow ths und-
AIRY line 10 running u nth through tho
Bshm canal. This difference is & sat
IN view OF the disco verles OF gOl4 anu
It eau only DO settled by an internE-
tiOpsl arbitrator.
zine disputeI terfit ~ with the
ten marine leagues back rom the
coast aided could not, however, em-
brace the press / gold tielJs OF the
X ondike which are clearly In Brtlzh
Ierriloty because they sre well east vi
the l4lss mefldi, n, which IL the
secogn z d boundary 10 the noTth.r
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-04
HERBSY OF PROF. ANDREWS
His YtWs on Free Silver Not The
OlIy Obj CtiOH.


NEW HAMPTON, N. H., Aug. A.
Congressman Joseph II. Walker Of
Worcester, who IL n member OF the
board OF trustees OF Brown university
and to whose opposition to the public
uttefAnces Of PRECEDENT Andrews on
the subject OF free silver the recent
resignation OF DR.. Andrews IL nttrit-
uted, admits that he started the egila.
ion auu says that in his opini III there
is no chance that DR.. Andrews will be
permitted to remain or reconsider his
resignation.
In auewer TO queries by an Asp
ciated Pfese cOTresJ onueut Mr.. Walker
who 10 Spending tue summer Al his
stock farm here, stated today that he
personally started the trouble at Brown,
NJ u IN eliug of the corporation OF tue
university last June. tn was done
because the utteTances Of President
A ndrews were at variance with the
Views OF the corporation on the q u es-
ton OF national financial uoiiey.
Mr.. Walker said: Nothing was
sn,d or done at the lneeti ny OF ttustees
that was not clearly witniu tue line OF
duty ON the part Of every member Of
the board and everything was said
anu done with q feeling of the warm.
EFT irieudshIp for Dr.. Andrews. Thern
was not in the MUD uI a solitary mem
Ger Of the hoard the least IDEA VI
aoridging President Andrew In
thought or private uterauces OF
silver or any other question
The corporation did not uony Mr..
Anurewt'. resignation. 1t sought 4
friendly COZ 'eIepce with It's chic
executive officer. That is all. In
turning from tue corporation, every
Que OF whom was his friend, to tbs
cubic AMI taking the position he hse
by himsef anu by the position OF IN,
faculty, cannot see how by any pos
sibility the relations when must
necessarily exls. between tho presi-
uent OF the uuIverslty and the corpora
ton can be- re-estRbIisneu."
Congressman WaIaer declared "a
closing The Interview that DR.. An
crews has taught other thiLgu thai
silver which were thought to DO oelrl
mental to the progress Utthe univeT
s.ty. His position on the wage ques
tlJE, Mr. Walker SAID, 10 bad.
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re'ussi Of the government OF Near.
aqua nDi Salvador 10 receive MIR.
Merry. IL has been practically 0eciu-
ID That Mr.. Merry shall 60 to Costa
X GA anu that tins heaGquDrters OF the
Toy alton shnll he transferred e that
country lrtm n csrAgus, M Gieps
will BIS lebeu to make tho Transfer,
however, uuul The Ivernmen,s OF
N icntnRun AMI Salvador sbalI again
have ten hesrd from.
The administration believes tbore Ia
no Necessity OF snleEing even into
new convention with n tcarayua with
= view to securing authority for the
construction OF the waterway. Tue
prOgIhm 1t Will follow will Ue ba0ed
upon tue provisions Of the convention
now In force as well as the ooncrGsl0n
" hich wae granted to an American
company by tue N csraguau govern
meut Tor the contraction VI the canal.
This concession WILL not expire for
three yenrs.
Acting Ia accordance with insiruc.
lions x ven by the state department
Minister Baker is watching svery
move of the opponents OF the canal In
NicIrs. u anu making reports there.
oa 10 The stste department. 80 that In
CAGE OF necessity prompt action may
DE taken by The authorities.
Tae Walker commas GU which hne
been holding meetin Is Rt the etste DC.
pnttment VIII make preliminary re-
port to Congress at the beginning OF
he session setting !crsn It's estimate.
Snuulu THE report show tina. the COS.
wouiu n u be greater that 500, 600, COO.
We P,.sldeBt VIII probably uava
something to ray IN ME frs. annual
ne-eRBe In reRatu TO the auvlss0Iiuy
I the passage OF bill by Congress
guaranteeing tho construction Of the
canal uder governmtnta control.
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STILL AFTER MONK.
To BE Given a Hearing Tomorrow On
tho Charge Of Nov ny and stcreI-
lug Public Records.

That there Ii 8 deteTmlLod effort on
the part OF the county attorney to
make James T. Monk deliver up the
mining I, ooIds OF the Big Cottonwood
mining district must be apparent to all
who have watched events Gs they
have trRnspirsd in ths courts for the
past few weeks. Msnk 10 now con.
fined in tho county jail where he was
Gent by Judge Cherry on Monday. Tor
failing to comply with . writ OF man.
date iIsued by tho court Tomorrow
morning be will be given g prelimin-
arg bearing before CITY Justice Wen.
gor ON tho charge OF moving ana
spcYetipg public records. Tho com.
paint which wss hled on Monday
last, is signed by Deputy Sheriff
Andrew J. Burt. la the mean
lime Monks attorneys, Rhodes
md Williams are preparing
papers inteBdinsf to. take hsbess
corpus proceediDgst as early as
possible. Monk regards himself ss
much sbused indiv dual, aud believes
tvs position he Ia taking In ths
premises Ii the paper one.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-04

1--WE ChiIdrsn Kiiod in n Rnii-osd
Accident.

1--we ChiidrSR hiiioh in Railroad
Accident.
New York, Aug A dispatch TO
the Herald from Mlddletown, New
York, enye:
Two cnildren Killed and Z persons
injured, several pr0baUy fatal. ID the
record nj an accident which occurred
Oh the New York. OJiario & Western
failrjsd just north OF Il ,OslauJ. Salt
van county.
a combined observation car and
locomotive bearing Il. Garfield, the
general supstiDteudeOi, anu Charles
IL. Aopkits, the superintendent OF the
southern division OF ths road, struck a
wagon conlainiug JOnn Msulick aud
his wife u six children. The acci.
dent occurred al tue IL Illywood high.
way crossiig.
The wagon md occupants were
hurled forty feet GOWN an emuaub.
ment into ihe rIchy D.d Of the VII.
lOwomoO river. O1e OF The chllGreu
was iDstsDiIy kllle ), another died coon
alter the accident anu three other
membsra OF the family are not exPscs-
cd to tuIviye.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-04

PHILADELPHIA. Aug. "A fire
which started NJ III n'clock tOusy in
the big chemicsl works ot j. Dayo~ ~
Sons ut Bermuda and Tucker stTc ste,
Fraukiord, which are operated by ths
Barrett Manufacturing oomDiny, iu-
portets, and disnllers OF coal tar and
manufacturers OF ronfine, did da mage
amou flag 10 100000 bsfeFe 1t was
got on under control.
Tue fire or " mated in tho big dir.
filling houso and l. supposed to have
been c,useu by the explosion Of die.
Tiled oil. The st:lllug house and the
valuable machinery were totally us'
atruy 90. o her bulldogs located near
the lu- cd structure were badly dam
aged by Il sineq.
Seven fremen and two wUrkmen
were seriously burned by nm explosion
which occurred shortly after the fire
brUke cut. Assistant Engineer Ches,
NcDagh bnd all Of his cloth, q burned
of aud is probably fatally injured.
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NEW RK, Aug. 4-5,lver cec.
.ificnles cod Today on tbs stock ex.
change at So am mar silver was quoted
at 81 as against 51s lbe low roc.sd last
week. The lIIu. Vi Mcxicau dollars
also rsceded To-Day /. l4a. These srs
lew low record prices. bu.I!on uealers
insert that there ale 10 especially
heavy offerings Of silver In tho w0rlu's
market ON toe continued fall Of price,,
nut there IL practically no dtmsnd. IT o
allure OF tho crops In india AMI the
absence OF exporIs lom that country
lakes away tbs demand for si.vsr for
Indian commodities. The demands
Ior her tea crop made almost no i'm.
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A RACE QUESTION.
women Refuse 10 work Ia the Com
pnHy OF Negroes

women Refuse 10 work Ia TITO Conn
pnny OF Negroes
ATLANTA, Ga, Aug. 1.-Two hug
dreo women and giTls employed at the
Fulton Bag anu Cotton mills in thi,
oily etfuck this morning because OF
tbs employment OF negro help by the
management. The operatives learned
yesterday that twenty-five colored
women were TO be put to work in the
folding department today. the white
females employed 10 the mills gather
eI about the main entrance this morn
ing and awaited the arrival OF the
president, Jacob Elsas. The negro
women were also tbeIe. When Mr..
IIleas came the white women asked
whether II was true that he proposed
to put negIOus TO Work with tuem. He
SAID ho did, ami the white women re-
fused to 80 to WORK.
AT noon the 400 men employed In
thu mills walke4 gu. IN obedience Ia
tho oruers OF the Textile WoTkers'
union anu In sympathy vita the strik-
IDg female operGtlves. This forced the
clOsing uown Of the factory. Strikers
gathered about the mills anu for 8
.Ime It l0oatd as " there would be 9
riot. The company IL one OF the old
est and largest in the south. Eight
hundre1 men, women and children
are Affected by ia strike.
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New York, AuI. A special to
the heraiu from Washington SAYS:
An uitinatum has been pTess.ted
TO the Peruvian government by HE
administration requiring the immedi-
ate psy meat OF tue the MoCord claim
Of s5G,U00.
Wniis 10 threat of coercion Is mad t
in case oil Ie'usai the note mskss tn,
Statsment that any further ueisy on
the part Oi P-ru to clise the incident
win ia coLsi cred ss luxurious 90 the
Two governments.
The Peruvian minister has cabied
the note to Lima, and is now await.
log Instructions from MS government.
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MEXICAN WAR CLAIM
Important Decision by Assistant StC-
relaFy Of The iuIoFiOF,
REVENUE CUTTER PART OF NAVY.
Thoss Serving Onboard During the War
Entitled TO Pension-A AumbNr
OF Claims Involved.

WASHINGTON, Aug. Am impor.
TAFT uecieion in which the Interior
department for the first time declares
a revenue cutter to have been part Of
the United States navy has been made
by Assistant Secretary uf the Iaterior
Webster Davis In the CAGE Of William
Il. RogerP, lieutenant OF tho Unitct
States ieveDue cutter Forward, Mex
ican war claim. The decision over.
rules the action OF the pension bureau
under tho Last administration and
affec number OF claims.
Rogers was pensioned In 1887 Tor
service from June 80, lS46,io April 80,
1897, bis vessel having been in active
Corporation with The navy, by order
OF ths President, In the Mexican war
hut he was subsequently, dropped on
the ground that he was not legally ell.
listed into the military or naval SET
vice. / n acting on the Gaze Mr.. DAVIS
sage It is hey oDd dispute that the cut.
ter Forward, no. III contemplation OF
the law, but uBder actual provision
and mandate Of the law sud by viz
tue OF the Presidents order, became
part OF the usval,s eblish menl OF the
United States under thr objection Of
The secretary OF the navy anu hence
the juriB yictiun OF the treR-ury depart
ment over that vWs.l aud the ship't
c.mpany mesr,ime WINS temporarily
tu,ted. The Cflicera and eullsted men
thereby becamt, ~ merger, subject to
the oroeT vi the commodore OF the
navy ara amenhble u the rules anu
articles OF war N their p nctlce and
optra,io1. RJgert's lame wi be
r. stored to /, q rolls aud ne Will be
paid the accrued pension.