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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-01-25
DIRECTOR OF THE MINT.
G. T.. Roberts. of Iowa. Nominated
Commissionership OF Patents.

WASHINGTON, January A-The resig-
nation of r. L. Preston, as Director OF
the Mint. was this day rendered to the
President. to take effect upon the ap-
polntment and qualification of his sue
cessor.
Mr.. Preston has been connected with
the Treasury Department FOR more thar man
years he has been Director OF the MINI.
His long experience and acquired lnIor-
nation have been very valuable 10 the
government.
The President sent TO the Senate the
name of George II. Roberts, OF forc
Dodge. Ia. for the vacancy crealeu ny
the resignation of Mr.. Preston.
The appointment OF Mr.. Roberts was
entirely unsought by him, ana y con-
sfriied as a direct recognition OF kepupu-
can sentiment I'm Iowa on the 'fnanciul
question. the tender OF this lnpor tane ii
position going to one OF its leading clll-
zens. made eminent by his able support
with his pen and on tne rosruul' Oh inc
Republican party. -.
MIR. Roberts is said to be man or
high personal character ana an eNcep-
tionally able editorial writer.
The President also nominated tnaries
II. Duell. of New York. to be Comnhs-
sioner of Patents.
Mr.. Duell lives at Syracuse. n. ",
where he is engaged IN the patent Dusl-
ness. He Is a. son OF the FORMER COM
missioner Of Patents by me same ndine, .,
so that the appointment brings ABOUT tne
coincidence OF father and son having oc-
cupied the same high position.
Mr. Duell was chairman or Representa-
tive Belden's Campaign Committee prior
TO the last election. az wnlcn tiuie me NJ MI,
chairman of the Mckinley League in his
otyn lOcllitV.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-01-25
ALL SORTS or RUMORs.
That the Maine's Mission Is Friendly
Only Discredited.

WASHINGTON. d. c.. January "a
(Special)-The official announcement that
the battleship Maine had been ordered
10 Habana has given rise to all sorts Of
sensational rumors here tonight Secre-
tary Longs explanation that the vessel
is sent merely to make a friendly call
is discredited In the excited condition
Of the Spanish populace AT Habana. it is
the belief here that this is not the time
for friendly calls The Maine was evil
IDENTIFY ordered 10 Habana under an eX-
traordinary pressure upon the admins
tration. one Of the reports current to-
night-and this comes from senator
said 10 be close to the President-is, that
Consul-General Lee had wired that ne
was tired waiting on Judge Day and the
state Department, and that II war yes
sol was not sent 10 Habana at once. he
would demand his papers and return TO
tho United States. or course, II TINS
&C. ,r,e II indicates immediate war on
the other hand it is given oct by mem
hor of the Foreign Relations Committee
Of the Senate that there Is no special
significance i'm the sending Of the Maine
20 Habana: that 1t has merely been done
as a precautionary measure.
The latest advices from that city are
- the effect that everything there Is
neaceful and quiet and that as two or
three German warships were already 10
the barbor there. it was an excellent op-
nortunity for this government to send one
there also
The conservative view Of the situation
70 that General Lee would no longer SUD
mit 10 the grave responsibilities and con-
eeouences Of an outbreak in Habana' ana
that the administration has AZ last peen
forced TO yield 10 his repeated demands
o. one or more warships. for the pro-
lection of Americans and American ihte-
rests IN cuba. Those entertaining TINS
,,iew believe that the waiting gam" oil
the Mckinley Administration may be IN
deenitely prolonged perhaps until the eve
of the next presidential campaign others
,,nosed 10 Mckinley boldly assert TO-
n,rht that Lees action will bring cuban
matters 20 a head, and that the end Oh
,n.. struggle Is now in sight.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-01-25
THE NEW ENGLAND STRIKE.
Vermont Operatives Return TO Work.
Newl Bedford Strikers Firm.

BOSTON. January A.-The principal
events In the Industrial strike situation
in New England to-day were: First, the
return Of the striking workmen of the
Queen City mills at Burlington, VT. Sc
condly, a strike on the part OF those en-
ployed In the spinning department OF a
mill of the FAN River iron foundry, and
thirdly, refusal Of the Weavers' Union
of Fall River. by vote of III 20 II. 10 al
low the King Philip mills weavers TO
strike. The contention in this last incl
dent is the most interesting. The refusal
was given on the ground that all the ope-
ratives have accepted the same cut
down OF II l-9 per cent, and such strike
would weaken the union.
Aside from these events. the situation
I'm the other mill centres remained to-day
unchanged.
At New Bedford the mill agents, ope-
ratives. and mill community In general,
have settled down for a long contest, ana
similar contests have been established at
Biddeford The Queen City mills work.
men. who led the revolt against the lower
scale OF wages two weeks ago, returned
to work to-day. accepting the reduction.
The only apparent result Of the strike
there has been that the weavers. VINO
had no organization when they went out
have formed a permanent union.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-01-25

vessels OF the oyster navy shall he hnan-
cially interested I'm any OF the oyster
planting grounds.
TIME FOR TAKING OYSTERS.
The committee met again last night ana
discussed Mr. Crsig's bill amending the
general oyster laws OF the State. No ac-
ton was taken upon the measure, but IT
is being fully considered. section by Sec
tion. and gotten In shape. An amend
ment was adopted. which decreases the
time in which oysters may he taken from
the natural rocks. This amendment pro-
Woes that 10 one shah take oysters from
the natural rocks from April lst TO Oc-
tober lst. except on the oceansde. where
they may be taken from May 18th TO Sep
tembcr 18th. The COMMITTEES adjourned,
TO meet again Wednesday morning.
The House Committee OF Propositions
and Grievances met yesterday afternoon
and reported the following bills favora-
bly,: To amend and re-enact the charter
OF Staunion Academy; TO incorporate the
trustees Of the Joseph II. Sands Division.
No. 4Ol. % Grand International Brother
hood of Locomotive Engineers.
Mr.. Saunders's bill taxing telephone.
telegraph. and express companies ana
defining what constitutes such corpora
tions, will come up before the Finance
Committee this afternoon AZ o'clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-01-25

lecturers series will be ''Governnsent.~
In all probability. while the exact date
has not yet been fixed, they VIII occur
about the same time in November OF the
present year IS those memorable ones
delivered by Dr. Breasted last year on
"ltgyptology."
Professor Wilson Is one of the most
distinguished educators in this country
and fills the Chair of Jurisprudence at
Princeton. He Is a man OF scholarly at
tainments and a magnetic speaker. His
address before the state Bar Association
at it's last annual meeting was one of the
best ever delivered before that organiza-
ton. The subject on which DIR. Wilson
is perhaps more competent TO speak than
any man in America from theoretical
standpoint is an intensely popular one.
in which every man from the humblest
to the highest. is concerned, because the
principles Of government are the bull
warks of every mans rights and God
given privileges.
NOBLE PETERSBURG BAPTISTS.
President Boatwright and Professor s.
c. Mitchell spent Sunday with the First
Baptist church, of Petersburg, OF which
Rev. DR.. II. W. Battle Is pastor. The
two distinguished educators spoke at the
morning sarvice on education and in
cidentally on Richmond College. The ad-
dresses OF the gentlemen were thoughtful
and entertaining, and appreciation Of the
church was eNDrssH7d IN = $'ze coliee1o9
for the college Professor Mitchell preacn-
ed at the evening service or the church.
EDUCATION IN THE ACADEMY.
President Boatwright leaves tomorrow
for Chase City, where I'm the evening he
delivers an address before the students
OF the South-Side Academy on ''Education
In the Academy" This academy for boys
and girls is a most nourshing school.
with nearly hundred pupils. But this is
not strange as the school Is under the
management of Professor f.. G. James
and his charming and cultured wife. he
formerly the professor OF modern Ian
guages in the Woman's College OF this
city, and she, as Miss Thornhill the lady
principal OF the same institution.
President Boatwright and Professor
James are warm friends, and the latter
has taken this happy means OF nitro
ducing the president OF his Alma-Mater
TO his pupils.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-01-25

greatest interest 10 every virginian ana
southerner The women have zone
noble work" ,.o,n.. o,,uec,,on
Delegate Churchman: "rne coliec.'on ~,
10 femarkable for its completeness anu
value The entire South should tnanN
Deieeate Wlthrow: 'I have always
Thought the collection wonoerIui. Luz
work Is a noble one, sp'enu'o's pF'
formed -, -, ad
And thus the comments went on, a., nn
infnit,,m The treasures displayed IN 'he
White House of the confederacy WIZ /.
general topic among the iaw S ma, axnress
pleasure at the result Of his visit ana
surprise that so much had been DONE ana
90 Tufpffv
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-01-25
DR. WOODROW WILSON
THIS DIsTINGUIsHrD TEACHER ro
DELIVER THOMAS LECTURES.
FUNDS FOR RICHAOHD COLLEGE.
Petersburg Dspfists Open Their
Purses for the Institutfon-Prcss-
dent Bo"fvright and Prof Mitchell
spend Sunday fn Cockade city.

One Of the very best reasons that tho
cultured public Of Richmond look for
ward from year to year TO the James
Thomas endowment lectures at Richmond
College is that the committee 10 charge
OF these lectures take such pains and
care In looking forward to them. too. With
feeling akin TO enthusiasm and self
coneratulation. the committee make their
announcement this morning that the leo
turer secured for the next session viii ba
Dr. Woodrow Wilson. Of Princeton Uni
versity. The theme OF the distinguished
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-01-25
RATCLIFFE HELD FOR PERJURY.
Certificate showing Him to BE n Big
umfst.

NEW YORK. January A.-Edward D.
Ratcline. the actor was held In S'"o
bail to-day, on the charge of perjury
The alleged perjury consists in his swear
ing during his recent trial Tor assault
ing his wife. the daughter OF Peter
DeLacey, that he had never been married
before. To-day Caroline Ravenhiil' VINO
alleges that Ratcliffe married her in Eng
land i'm 1888. produced the original OF
the marriage certificate, which is alleged
to prove the actors perjury and bigamy.
A warrant against Ratcliffe has been Is
sued in New Jersey for bigamy' ana pa
pers in a suit for annulment OF marriage
brought by Peter DeLaceys daughter
were served on Ratcliffe to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-01-25
THE MONETARY CONVENTION.
Large Number Of DELEGATES Already
on Hand.

INDIANAPOLIS. IND. January "a
Tho general interest in the monetary con-
vention. which meets in this city to-mor-
row. was shown by the large number OF
delegates who arrived to-day. 1t was the
exnectatlon of Chairman Hanna that only
the members Of the Executive Commiltee
and a few of the delegates would be mere
so early. but by 6 O'Clock TINS evening
fully one hundred delegates had resi9esavu si1usss
-, baadouarters In the Denison House.
and nearly as many more came In upon
the night trains. Those from the faIthest ~
nnirts were among the arrivals. Texas
and New England being both represented.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-01-25
THE coAL-MINE CONFERENCE.
n.u,ud of the Miners for an Adj
vance Insisted On.

CHICAGO. January A.-The interstate
b,tuminous coal-miners and operators
made little progress at to-day's session.
hut the miners made their position PLAIN
o,,d eienifed their intention to DO or die.
The,r demands were reiterated for 10
oant advance and uniform basis OF
.a,,b,s AZ the convention seemed TO be
W. a noint where action would be ao-
soi eoimteiv necessary. the whole matter in
ssS,,iing the resolutions presented by the
miners. was referred beck to the Scaie
Committee, with instructions 10 report W.
The main question is now whether llli-
on,s viii break away from the contracts
running to May lst or insist upon holur ,'lis
m IiS ~ w. ar,Snged for. nothing Will prevent
q o''T a,,ick settlement. as the other operators
are ready and willing to grant the al
vance demanded.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-01-25
A Week Longer.

O. II. Berry & CO.. in order that all
may see the wonderful performances or
the six mice on the revolving disk In
their show-window. have decided 10 keep
the attraction a week longer. althoush
they only came for a weeks exhiDiti"h.
No show-window attraction ever IN
Richmond has furnished so much aInuso-
ment as this to those who pass tne stor'
~ O. II. Berry & Co.'S daily-in fact.
children. as well as grown folk, from tho
remotest parts OF the city, come and
eagerly watch the antics OF these feet
footed rodents as they ganabol around
their revolving playground.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-01-25
EXAMINATION OF LUETGERT
He Insisted That Vat Contained Only
3, ..soapy Substance"

CHICAGO. January 24-State' s-Attorney
Charles r.. Deneen began the cross-exami-
nation OF Adolph L. Buetgert at +. NJ.
to-day. The most material advantage
gained by the State vas the wide diner
ence i'm the descriptions of the appearance
OF the vat on Sunday morning, given by
Iuetcert and Mr.. Charles. The latter said
the van contained tallOw. unassimilated
grease. lye, and some soap. Luetgert
maintained II was all a 'soapy sub
stance" and that the only difference be-
tween the top and the bottom was tnat
The former was darker In color and slight
ly more fluid Fully dozen questions
were put and repeated. with the design OF
forcing the witness 10 tell what the
soapy substance looked like. He realized
the Importance of the point and opsti-
nately repeated his answer that IL was
lust a "soapy substance
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-01-25
PRESIDENT DOLE AT CHICAGO.
He Is Now in the Hands OF Uncle
sam.

CHICAGO, January 2A-President Dole
and marty will leave Chicago at 1:25 A.
NJ. tomorrow for Washington. The party
is under the personal escort OF Mr.. i.
w. Crldler. Third Assistant Secretary or
state. and Major Heistand, military at
tache of President Mckinley They were
shown about Chicago to-day.
During the journey on Tuesday the
Marty will pass through the thicky-set-
tied portion of Ohio. making brlef stops
at such points as Defiance, 1liiin, Mans
feld Newark GAINESVILLE. etc.
Wednesday morning they VIII pass
through the historic battlefield country
along the Potomac river between Cuh-
berland and Washington. -
4 reception was rendered the distln-
euished Visitors at the Union League Clup
Tonight. after which President Dole was
driven 10 the home Of Mr.. +. w. Peck, on
Michigan boulevard. where he dined, ana
spent the evening I'm an informal manner
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-01-25
GLApsToNEs CONDITION GRAVE.
No Improvement Since the An
ouucement of Last Wednesday.

LONDON. January A-The Fan Mal
Gazette this evening SAYS: "Our latest IN
formation in regard to Mr. Gladstone's
condition is that it continues to be most
grave. There has been no Improvement
.sipce our announcement of Wednesday.
we say this in spite of all statements
IN tht contrary, and with a full sense Of
our responsibility in doing So
MIR. GLADSTONE DRIVES OUT.
CANNES. January 24-Mr. Gladstone
drove out at noon to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-01-25
Fire,yood Cheap.

The Virginia and North Carolina
Wheel Company Is Offering kiln-Dried
Hickory and Oak Wood IN suitable
lengths for cooking-stoves and heaters.
This wood Is unsurpassed Tor cooking
purposes and II you use II once you VIII
use nothing else. Drop us card. or
phone us. OLD '.hsoe. All: new phone,
il0k
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-01-25
Chnmpagne Statistics.

Owing to it's superior quality and ma
tural dryness without being heavy, G. III.
Mumm's Extra Dry heads the importa-
tlons in 1897 with 72.775 cases, or G,2ss
more than any 0thsr brand.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-01-25

ST. MAIO. FRANCE. January a.
rrbere was an anti-Hebrew riot here to-
day. The mob smashed the windows of
Tho business houses belonging to He
hreys. and the troops were Obliged to as
sist the police in dispensing the rioters.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-01-25
Another Dreyfus Duel.

,.as fought this morning between two
newspaper men-MM. Verwart and Pierre
Iefevre. The former was wounded IN
the arm. The dispute arose out OF the
Drevfus case.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-01-25

heals the throat and lungs. and is tho
best on earth for all coughs. colds,
Groups. and bronchitis. We refer to Dr.
Dayids Cough Syrup.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-01-25
Everybody That Uses

Dixie Nerve and Bone Limment recon-
mends IL TO his nelghhor as the "best on
earth for sprains. strains. and rheuma-
rio Mains.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-01-25
Fire on brown street.

An alarm 0f fire was turned IN shortly
after midnight from Box No. Sl4. at the
corner of Fifteenth and Poplar streets
caused by the burning OF the frame house
No li09 Brown street The loss is quite
email
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-01-25

The most en,cacious stimnlants 10 excite thc
ornst,te are AsGosrURA BfTrERs, prepared BY
DR. J. @. B. siegert & Sous. Beware OF counters
feits. Ask for tho genuine article.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-01-25

,n healthy action We mean Dr. DAVID
liver Pnls. BEST on EARTH for constipas
tion. sick headache, biliousness, and ait
liver and stomach troubles
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-01-25

.BKows's BRONCHIAL TRccHEs' are excellent
for the relief OF Hoarssnsss and Sore Throat.
they are xcesdlngly effective. ."-chnstian
World London, Eng.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-01-25
For Diseases of the Liver, stomncas
and kidneys

the Water OF the Greenorier Wnite soipnoS
Springs is the most valuable IN America
PrRcytr. LApp & Co, Wholesale Agents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-01-25
Tbe Junta Puzzled.

NEW YORK. January @.-At me neao-
o,,arters OF the Cuban JuntA III 'nis S''S'
there was some surprise 49, NJ
me ,'t e~p4',,f ~ the dispatching OF the bat
par,inens soIna 10 Habana. As far as hos
.n,..np uv.,np are CONCERNED It was affirmed by
,,n,a.ate ,,li1 Palma and others that the con-
-, ~, crCaNn PAGEl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-01-25

-, WASHINGTON, January "a
lam Forecast for Tuesday:
For ylrginia-F'air weather, fol-
lowed by increasiag cloudiness
and probably showers and warmef
weather Tuesday evenings variable Winds.
For North Carollna-Increasing eloudi-
ness and showers Tuesday evening; east
10 southeast winds: warmer weather.
THE WEATHER IN RICHMOND
YESTERDAY was clear and warmer. Inc
skies at midnight We're cloudless.
state OF thermometer:
A. M..............s.......a
2 a. M.................s'*'..
y M....... ......... ....ss' .'''...'''f ~
3 \. M.......,...-.ss.s''''.'
p M.......-...............''
l. Night. ........... .''..''''''''s@
Mean temperature ....-~. .''."'" IL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-01-25
WARSHlP AT HABANA
ne Maine Is Ordered There by The
President,
IT DOESN'T MEAN WAR, THOUGH.
Administration Insists Il Marks Re-
sumption Of Friendly Relations.
WHAT MILL THE MADRIDESE SAY?
mis- Thought KO;e Important Than
Question as TO HabansSe Sentiment.

VARIOUS SENSATIONAL MoRs.
views in Washington ns To the
cause of Mr.. McI<inIcy's Action
Minister DE LONE Expresses Him.
.clf a. Entirely tndisturbcd.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-01-25

nc, 'ason W curing the day that the squadron
., nau Sal.ed from Key West to the Tor
.usas' this being in accordance with the
o'is,nai programme, when 1t was ordered
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-01-25

scoNcLUpED ON SECOND PAGDJ
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-01-25

vessels OF the oyster navy shall he imam
cially interested In any OF the oyster
planting grounds.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-03-10

there extravasaton of blood inches long and three
of inch wide the place corresponding to
the middle part of the corona the brain generally
congeed the injury the result of external violence Cause
of death the of the brain caused by external
violence associated with the disturbance of the functions of the
heart end lungs The testimony of the physician who made
the autopsy given great length.
The alleged assault by Chalmers is directly conradcted by
the witnesses for the defense Hickey denies the abuse of the
deceased and gives his of what happne admitted the
striking with flat of knife and that he shook deceased he
took deceased by the shirt the neck and shook him and denies
the other charged Evidence given support his
story
There evidence for the defense tending show that the
death did result from any of Hickey from strangu
aon suocaon and supported by expert medical testimony
of surgeons who however only questioned strangu
laon and the time that death would but not
toned the of the brain shown by the autopsy
We have examined the evidence carefully and of opinion
that for the jury and there being evidence sufficient
to support the verdict, cannot set it aside
Exceptions overruled
W. 0. Smith, Attorney General for prosecution.
p. Neamdnn and w s. Wise for defendant
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-03-10
In TIE SUPREME COURT OF THE HAWAIIAN
ISLANDS,
DECEMBER TERM, 1897.

REPUBLIC OF HAWAII a. WILLIAM p HICKEY
EXCEPTIONS FROM CIRCUIT CoURr, FIRST C1RcU1r
SUBMITTED DECEMBER 90 1897 DECIDED FERRrARv o 1898
JUDD, CD, FREAR AND WHITING j.
change
discretion be ground for arreing
There being evidence verdict motion for new trial
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1898-04-30

were sighted at 9 q. m. to wtndWard. One
Of them changed her course toward the Con-
stitution, and the Constitution was, close
hauled off the shore to meet her. Wind was
east northeast, the weather being moderate.
She Tackles the Java.
At 1915 both ships hoisted their ensigns;
at 20 the Constitution furled her royals and
courses and closed with the British frigate
Java, Captain Henry Lambert. The Java
tried to cross the Constitutions bows to rake
her, which was prevented by the Constitu
ton, wearing and firing her port broadside,
which was returned from the Java's starboard
battery. The action became general, but at
long range. In an hour the Constitutions
wheel was shot away She had to be steered
by relieving tackle on the berth deck, orders
being transmitted by a line Of midshipmen.
The Java tried to, cross the Constitutions
bows to rake her, but the Constitution wore
ship and avoided it. The Java put her helm
UP and kept away on the same tack. Soon
afterWard the Java tried to cross the Con-
stitution's course to rake her, but the Con-
stitution wore ship and gave the Java de-
structive raking broadside. Both ships now
kept away before the wind, and the Java
tried to close by running down on the Con-
stitution's quarter, her jibboom fouling the
CONSTITUTIONS mizzen rigging. The Java SUI
without gaining any advantage. The Jaya's
jibboom and bowsprit were shot away. A
heavy raking broadside was soon after poured
into her stern by the Constitution, and the
Jaya's foremast went by the board. The
! foremost, IN falling, stove in the forecastle
and spar deck. Soon after the Constitution
shot away the Java's mizzen and her main
topmast, and wounded the mainmast. The
Constitution then luffed across the Jaya's