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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1898-10-13
Rad L eather

PITTsBURG, Pa, Oct. 3-J... Med.
Scott s. Co., wholesale shoe dealers
made voluntary assignment today.
Liabilities 100000; assets not known.
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Mnnex Maraet.

NEW York, Oct. Money on cal
easier. 2021S per cent Prime mer
camille paper, 3G4 per cent.
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New YoRK, Oct l3.-Sllver. 59ss
Lead. 1915; Copper. II.
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WASHINGTON, Oct. IS. Adjutant
General eoFbIn said today regarding
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THE LOCAL SENTIMENT.

There is feeling among the people
of the town not connected with the
mines that the Virden miners are not
responsible for the tragedy. One citi-
zen said all the trouble had been caused
by outsiders. The striking incident is
the fact that in yesterday bloody work
not single Virden miner was killed,
only one slightly. wounded.
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IN sIi ~ Numersus and d.
terss brsnches dene a. II
shesid y AZ the OPTIC JOB
Reems.
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the request of Gov. Tanner that the
Fifth Illinois regiment be placed at his
disposal, that the regiment will be or
dered to assemble for the governors
use if necessary. The men are now on
furtnuUh
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-07
ToRNAooEs AND FLOODS.
They Cause Great Damage In Arkansas
aud the Indian Territory.

They Cause Great Damage IN Arkansas
aud the Indian Territory.
Little Rock, May Ga special from
Van BURN, Ark, says.
Watenpouts and tornados have played
havoc here and done hundred Of thou.
sands Of dollars damage.
Three houses were blown down at
Rudy, eight miles east Of here, and IL Is
reported that Winslow, a summer re.
sort on the top Of Boston mountain, IL
entirely gone.
Two bridges on the Frisco railroad
over Clear creek have been swept away
and the road abandoned. Their trains
have run for two days around via Glare.
more, |. T., and then down the Kansas
and Arkansas Valley road, but the lat.
ter had q 2.mile washout and a SOO.yari
landslide, and Van Buren, Is now cut Of
entirely save by the way Of Little Rock.
The Arkansas river Is 20 miles wide
In places, aud Is now four inches higher
than It was in 1902, which was the high
est on record. Boats are busy In the
bottoms rescuing the inhabitants Thou
sands were rescued and II is feared that
many have been drowned
Two houses were seen going down the
river, but boatmen could not reach
them. Rain is falling in torrents aud
the end Is not In sight.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-07
FEAR FOR PORTO {
Madrid Hears That the Unii'd .t
Intsnds to Capture San ..


Madrid Hear. That the Unii'd I
Intsnds to Capture San ia.
Madrid, May e.-Considerab!sE. l'i
Is expressed a. 20 the fate Of Porto Rco
Il Is feared that Admiral Simpsil's
squadron has gone TO seize san Juir,
the capitol Of that colony and the Span
ish coal supply at that port.
Admiral Canaan, who is 20 take COM
mand at once OF the Spanish squadron
at Cadiz viii hoist his flag ON board the
battleship Pclayo His appointment
has caused satisfaction among the naval
men OF Spain.
At a cabinet council Wednesday, over
which the queen regent presided, Senior
sagasia explained the war situation and
announced the safe arrival AZ Porto ri.
co Of the Spanish trans Atlantic compa.
ny's steamer Alfonso XIII, having on
board IL Is said achievements Of troops
and a very valuable cargo including am.
munition and supplies.
The premier also announced the open
ing Of the Cuban parliament, aud the
queen regent signed the war resources
bill.
The cabinet afterward held another
meeting and elaborated upon the hnan'
eiAl situation and the measures 70 be
taken and contemplated to preserve pub
lie order In the localities where disturb
anccs have occurred.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-07

New York, May o -Ex. Governor Fos-
ter Of Ohio, and ox.secrctary OF tho
treasury, In an interview here said he
was highly in favor Of bond issue TO
raise money 20 carry on the war, and
thought that bonds Of all denominations
should be- provided for
Bonds o. small denomination, bear
ing . per cent interest. will be snapped
up by the people. believe In giving
them an opportunity 20 show their pa
triotism, and AZ the same time provide
them with an excellent investment, y
said the cx.secretary WAR Is costly,
and the money must b. raised, and |
think the people should bc allowed to
help"
Mr. Foster said ho looked for a speedy
termination 81 the war
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-07


Manila has fallen; 30 has n e price Of
Parine and Ice Cream at Emden's. Take
advantage Of the cut and keep cool. Re
member the days SATURDAY. and Sun.
day. 1880
Marriage licenses: Henry Bell 10
Leila Barrow. Henry Lane to Bamma
Elmore, Wesley siler to Hattie John.
son, ChAs. Z. Brogdon to Flora o. Gro
foot, VIM. LockhArt TO Matte Lee
Jones, Lewis Phillips to Mrs. Matte
Perry, Charles d. Stone to Mrs. Nettie
Garlock, billiard Williams to Cora
Sharpe.
House to rent, near depot. ]. l..
Ilearn. l39
Nicely furnished rooms with southern
exposure and good hoard, convenient to
business part Of the city. Apply "a
Miss Ida Elliott a, Mrs. /. J. Derden's
place. l3s
DR.. Finley will not be here next Sun.
day and DR.. Law will preach at the
Baptist church Sunday night.
For Accident and Life Insurance
either in Lodges or Straight Life Com
panies zee Joe u. Reed n
]. W. Gillespie returned 10 Austin
yesterday after visit to his brother
DR.. A. c Gillespie at College.
Try Maple Grove Soap for washing
silks, embroideries, laces and all hn'
goods. win not ruin the colors or injur'
the fabric. Cheaper than ordinary
laundry soap at Cole Bros. 1876
make a speciality Of compromising
prescriptions, nothing but the hes
goods used. which insures good result
for the sick ones Bring them TO me
B. S. Read, the druggist. il4tf
wisco nsin refrigeratoFs are the bes
Wool filed. Come and examine then
at Myers. 1856
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-07
DEWEY nor HEARD IRON.
No ri0ins. .. to what lie Il Doing In
the Philippines.

the Fhhippihs@s
Washington, May O. Although nat.
urally anxious 10 hear from Commodore
Dewey, tho president and members OF
the cabinet arc not at all alarmed at the
nonarrival Of news from Manila. IL IL
pointed out that the cable Office Is about
10 miles or more from the city and that
the connecting land Is undoubtedly IN
tho hands Of the Spanish troops. Those
Il is assumed, cannot be dislodged by the
commodore with the landing force now
at his disposal. The commodore, it Is
said, may have been compelled to send
slow vessel or he may b. waiting TO
send news Of the surrender Of the Is.
lands. In any event the contingencies
ARE such that no definite time can be
fixed for the arrival Of the report. Nor
Is the president disturbed at the situa-
ton OF the Oregon and the Marietta
They have no fear that the Cape Verde
feet Is In On route TO intercept them, for
the reason that such n move would b
the highest Of folly. In case OF an at
tack it is confidently believed that the
Oregon would sink at least one or two
OF her assailants, 20 that II the enemy
succeeded In defeating her, be would
have suffered an equal or greater los
himself. This exchange the spaniardi
are in no position 70 make.
Although the government has no new
Of the whereabouts Of the feet, IL !
thought the ships have returned 10 Ca
diz.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-07

The school board met yesterday az
isrnoon and reelected the entire corps
Of teachers nov employed IN both the
white and eolored city schools At the
same salaries now received.
Buy home while you are paying
rent. have a desirable house for sale
on the iHs,AIlment plan. c. A. Adams,
Agent. l39
". L. Turner has assumed general
charge Of the BraEos Blade which pre-
sen,s an improved appearance.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Carson Of Pitts
Bridge gave the young people a big
dance last night.
Cole Bros. can supply all your wants
in spring and summer goods al prices &c
cheap they will surprise you. lSS
The cold snap Was great surphs,
and viii he Of considerable disadvant
age - cotton.
Mrs. Beard and little son OF Hearne
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. q. W. Nc
Michael.
Miss Kate Parker has returned from
San Antonio.
Twin Sisters FreckelG IL guaran
teed TO remove ireckles and splotche
from face and hands or money refunded
Manufactured and sold by Halls drug
store. IA
Lawn aud garded rubbur and coltol
hose y &c per foot at Myers. 10
FIRST class Ice Cream at Emden's SAT
urday and Sunday At &c plate. -
A complete and splendid assorimen
Of ishing tackle and sporting goods, a
Is. ). Read drugstore. llitf
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-07
AGAINST THE ENGLISH.
Bitter Feeling Among spaniards lie cause
They Look Amer American Interests.

Bitter Feeling Among spaniards lie cause
They Look Amer American Interests.
Copyrighted isQs, by the Associated Presa
Kingston, Jamaica, May S, II p. m. -
since the American consular affairs were
placed In the hands Of the British con.
sui the anti.English feeling has deyel.
oped in the cities Of Cuba held by the
Spaniards. This has been increased by
the friendly English comments repro.
duccd in the Spanish and Cuban press.
Naval men at Port Royal expect that
the cruisers recently added TO the West
Indian fleet will be sent to Cuban ports
for the moral effect Of the dcmonstra.
ton.
Senior Marionel, the Spanish consul
here, has for the second time informed
the colonial authorities that he does not
believe himself safe owing TO the NUM-.
Der Of Cubans and Cuban symps,hizers
In Kingston. He hasapplied for and been
granted police protection, and one man
Is always on duty AZ the consulate.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-07

Kiss Alma Watson returned 70 Caly.
ert yesterday.
See those ladies beautiful new shirt
waists At Cole Bros. l3S
Mrs. A. L. Banks Of College, was In
the city yesterday.
Beautiful line Of linen suits very
cheap at Cole Bros. lSs
Manager shelton Of the White farm,
was in town yesterday.
Handsome blue serge coats and vests
very cheap at Cole Bros. 1888
Mrs. Emma BurtIs Of Madison vile, IL
visiting Miss sallie Eddleman.
Cole Bros. have n very handsome line
Of mems pants for summer wear. l3s
=Baseballs, bats, masks and gloves At
the lowest price at b. S. Reads drug.
store. lliI
The state convention Of hoticulturists
will be held at College Station wednes-
day, July 10.
DR.. L. P. Davis the eminent eye, ear
and nose specialist, Of Houston, Texas,
will be at the Exchange hotel, Bryan,
next Saturday.
Try the celebrated Maya Ola blue rib
bon bottle beer, the best on earth fol
family use. Sold by Jim DobroyolDy
and III. Marwilski. 1879
There have been rome interior i'm
provements Of the Christian church
There will be no preaching at the
church Sunday.
A complete line OF the novelties o.
Writings, Hurds and Cranes stationery
Ia the latest tints and sizes at b. 5
Reads drugstore. lllh
County court has been engaged with
civil business this week. Major Banks
suit against the railroad for damages is
now being heard.
The celebrated blue ribbon bottl,
beer for family use Is now on sale a
II. Marwilski's and Jim Dobroyolny's
Try Il and you will find 1t cannot be ex
celled. 1870
Several Naya'ota people who hav'
been attending the gun club meets a
Bryan lor the past two days, expressed
themselves greatly pleased with thu
most hospitable manner in which they
were trealed.--Nayasota Examiner.
Try Emden's Ice Cream for 8 cents, Il
cannot be beaten. lie says he vii
serve cream as good as you pay else
where double and treble the price. l3l
Rev. ]. l.. Andrews has been engaged
In yayiyal services AZ Benchley recently
anG will baptize four persons there next
Sunday.
Smden wants I'll the little ones Il
come and spend their nick les foi Parin,
Saturday aud sunday, . glasses for
cents. 1856
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-07
HELP FOR DEWEY.
The City Of Pekln wni Take workmsn
and Material For Repairs


and Material For Repairs
Washington, May 6.-rhe secretary OF
the navy has ordered Naval Constructor
William l.. Kapps, now at the Union
ironworks, SAN Francisco, TO proceed at
the earliest moment on the steamer City
Of Pekin, just chartered by the navy,
to meet Commodore Dewey's squadron
at Manila. Mr. Kapps viii select from
the Mare island force number Of the
mos, experienced and intellinent work
men to take with him. In addition, he
will place on the Pekin full supply OF
machine tools, steelplate and all Of the
materials that are likely to be needed "a
make temporary repairs TO a ship In
distress The purpose Of the depart
ment in making this order Is TO put
Commodore Dcwey's feet at the earliest
possible moment into first class condi'
ton, repairing all the damage sustained
in the engagement. aud In addition "a
this raise and repair any OF the Spanish
ships either surrendered or sunk In thu
engagement that are capable Of being
navigated again.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-07
COULD NOT TELL WHICH.
American aud Britl.h flag, Fio.t To-
Eethsr az HalifaH a. Troop. Embark.

American aud nritish Flags flost To-
Eethsr AZ TIsiifaH a. Troop, Embark.
Halifax, May 6.-The Second battalion
OF the Leinster regiment was given an
enthusiastic farewell before the troops
marched To the wharf to embark Long
before the hour Of departure the barracks
werc crowded with visitors. The band
played "Rule Britannia, and The Star
Spangled Banner American and British
flags wen In evidence aud one would
imagine the troops were ombarking to
assist the United States. On Water
street, through which the battalion
passed, the stars and stripes and the
union jack were displayed side by side.
just as the last man went on the troop
ship a cablcgram was received from tho
war office, England, directing the com.
mander Of the ship to hold the vessel
until further orders Col. Glancery said
he would not b. surprised u the troops
were not ordered 10 Vancouver TO 20 TO
the Philippine islands.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-07
LET HIM OUT.

spanish Teacher In the san Antonio
Public schools Dismissed.
San Antonio. May 6.-Albert I. Mar.
tiusz, teacher OF Spanish in the San An
tonic public schools, has been summa.
rily removed from his Office by the city
authorities. In addition TO his duties
as Spanish teacher, Martinez also con.
aucted Mexican paper called Fl Corn.
ista- Recent issues OF this paper have
contained articles denouncing the course
o, the United States in the war with
Spain, speaking Of the American people
a. infamous and cowardly KafIirs, one
Of the articles concluding with GOD
save Spain.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-07
ARRANGEMENTS ALL MADE.
French Seem to Think England VIII
Get the Philippines.

London, May 6.-The Daily Chron.
iclo's Paris correspondent saws;
arrangements between England and
the United States on the subject Of the
Philippines is looked upon In the best
informed circles hero as already half set.
tied
mo other conference Is considered
necessary until the war has been brought
to an end, either by course Of events or
by an amicablo intervention Of Europe.
Austria is indicated a. taking the In.
itiative In mediation, but In diplomatic
circles the conference Of the powers IA
considered the only practical solution Of
the problem which touches the mission
Of Europe in the far east.
II have reason 90 believe that England
would only take part in such conference
with the United States by her side"
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-07

Is caused by filth. There is nothing
80 foul and unhealthful ~ your feather
beds and pillows that have been In con.
slant use for years. Just think how
much they have been used through sick
ness and how long they have been the
reel pients Of the waste matter from your
system The ladies Of Bryan and Braz.
o. county now have the chance Of their
lives TO get their feathers cleaned aud
probably save spell Of sickness next
summer. The l.. 4. Patterson Feather.
Cleaning Co. are now running at q ca
pacity OF IS beds day, and you will
find by making inquiry that they are
giving universal satisfaction here and
wherever this newly invented machin.
cry has wroked. They have cleaned
over 600 beds since they have been here
and you can hear nothing but praise
from their customers II you who hayn'i
had your feathers cleaned, don't believe
that yon are In your own light, just call
and see their work. 1888
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-07

London, May 6-There were abso.
lutely no new facts connected with the
Hispano.American situation received
here yesterday from any source. The
absence Of any news from Commodore
Dewey causes a great deal Of suspense,
opinion inolining TO the view that while
in no danger he has not been able 10
get effectual possession Of Manila
The latest dispatches from Madrid say
that the measures the cortes has adopt
ed have had the effect Of reducing the
agitation In the provinces, but looking
TO the severe censorship, such optimistic
reports may well BE- doubted.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-07
Aseidsu, During a Celebration.

Rockford, H., May 0. --During cele.
bRtion at Oregon Of Commodore Dew.
ey's victory, the citizens discharged ono
OF the l0pound rihed Parott guns
which the government has been distrib-
uting to @. A. Il. posts. The piece ex.
ploded, throwing fragments for blocks.
Several people he'd narrow escapes aud
numerous residences we're slightly dam.
aged. Tho cennons are intended for or,
namental purposes only.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-07
PLANS FOR THE INVASION.
sixty thousand Troop. WIN Bs sent "a
Cuba ~ Necessary.

Washington, May Cit Is stated here
that plans have been perfected to land
10000 men In Cuba within the next 10
days. Thirty vessels will be required,
and they have been selected and leased
Most OF this army will move from Tam.
pa. II will consist firstof 5000 regulars,
who will land under the guns Of the
feet and effect a union with Gomez.
As soon as this Is accomplished 10000
more regulars will follow. and they In
turn will he followed by 10000 yellow
fever immunes recruited In the south
Subsequently Colonel Woods rough
riders from the southwestern states and
Grigsby's rough riders from the north.
west will be dispatched.
Following These will be sent the hardi.
lest Of volunteers, preferably those from
the southeren states, who are accustom.
ed to hot weather, until the quota Of CO..
600 Is filed.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-07
MIlllnrr NaIe anrrrn..

Austin, May 6..-General W. II. Ma.
bry, late adjutant general OF the state,
and now colonel Of the First regiment
Of Texas volunteer infantry, II in
command Of Camp Mabry, and
what has appeared TO many to
be "slipshod" sort Of military govern.
ment will give away TO strict discipline.
Captain wozencraft has taken charge as
adjutant general.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-07

the roya. caste The emperor, in a
speech from the throne, refeu.ng to tho
war between Spain aud the United
States. said
The government will fully fulall the
duties involved by ~ neutral position.
but on the other hand will protect, as
far a. possible, German navigation and
commerce from mOlcstation or injury.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-07
Modern War OF Roses.

The entertainment given last night
by the young ladies auxiliary Of the
Presbyterian church was delightful and
novel-"A Modern War Of Roses. +"
The decorations were very handsome.
carrying ont the rival colors Of the
houses OF York and Lancaster. These
colors we're also observed In the beauti-
ful hand painted menu cards and in the
ices. The menu included sandwiches,
salads, pickles, olives, cream, cake and
coffee.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-07
Attention.

A special meeting Of Camp j. B. Rob
ertson, U. c. ", is called at the court
house in Bryan today at 2 O'Clock p. m.
All comrades are especially requested to
attend, as business OF importance is 10
be transacted. By command.
A. G. BEElz,
W. GILlE MITCHELL, Commander.
Adjutant.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-07
nelIrra OoInn in Cnha.

New Orleans, MAY 0.-The companies
Of regulars sent TO the gulf forts have
been ordered to return TO camp here.
The government has also ordered hurry
In mastering In the volunteers. The
belief is current that the transports will
take the regulars and perhaps the vol.
unteers to Cuba at an early day. The
regulars arc expected to leave next
Tuesday
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-07

Washington, May @ News has been
received herr Of the death ut pendleton,
s. G., Of William II. Trcscott, man
well known 10 diplomats and the public.
He served the United States in many
important diplomatic functions and
made commercial treaties with China,
MEXICO aud other countries.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-07
WIN Try other Tactics.

Madrid, May o, via Paris 1T Il alleg.
ed that the governments Of Cuba and
Porto Rico have cabled that there Is mo
need to fear a landing Of American
troops in those islands; that two iron.
clads, two cruisers and three transports
will leave Cadiz forthwith TO chase the
yankees from the Philippines and then
lombard Californian ports"
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-07
MAY TAKE THE cANARlEs.

A Story out That Great Britain w"
warned to Take Her Subjects on.
London, May Ga story u published
here to the OBJECT that the British admi'
rally has been notified by the Washing
ton naval strategy board 20 remove
British subjects from the Canary islands
aud IL is said this accounts for a Brit
ish second class cruiser being ordered to
Las Palmas, and leads 10 the conclusion
that Rear Admiral Sampson may attack
the Canary islands. which would either
draw the Spanish fleet out Of Cadiz' or
give the United States a naval base from
which 90 attack Spain.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-07

Wv McMasier. Waco; W A Beckett,
Detroit; W b Henderson, J Z Duncan.
II 7 scheer, II r Haber, 81 Louis; J 7
Franklin, Waco; J Block, Cincinnati F;
Ed r Smith. W G Dalton, Austin John
5 Blair, Boston b Beatty, Houston
Frank MeCorkle, Dallas.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-07

Muscogee, May 0 --Meager news from
Grand verdigris and the Arkansas river
bottoms north Of this place indicate
great destruction to property, livestock
and human lives from the flood. Relief
parties are at work Attempting to rcsaue
the people caught in the food from the
lowlands. Many rumors are out as to
the drowning OF people, but none can be
verified,
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-07
Ordered south M Once.

Chickamauga National Park, Ga,
May o. The Twenty.hith infantry, col.
ored, Colonel Burt commanding, has
becn ordered with all speed possible to
Tampa. Two companies Of this rcgi.
ment are now at Dry Tortugas.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-07
A. Emden will sell Saturday and Sun.
day, 2 glasses Parine for 8 cents. 1876
Vessels Wreck Tw" Groups Planted II
the Harbor on New York.

vessels wreck Nv" oroups flAhted IN
the Harbor on New York
New York, May 6.-Forty.two single
mines or two "grand groups" planted
In the harbor of Willets' Point and
Fort Schuyler, failed to respond to their
cables when they were tested in the fir
ing chamber at willets Point. Upon
closer inspection It was found that the
mines were thoroughly out Of order.
They will all have 10 be taken up and
oyerhaulod, put in order again and ~
planted. This means two weeks Of ex.
ira work 10 the men, who have been
working seven days week until dark.
The cause Of IL all Is the action Of YES
sci captains who have disobeyed the
instructions issued and have taken
any course they choose instead Of the
one set of by the buoys. The PASSING
vessels struck and injured the mines