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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1898-11-09
WAR ENTHUSIASM COOLED.
Their Friends Gave Them Such q
Wonderful Farewell They De-
cided Not to Go.

In small Virginia town two ven
turesome young negroes, dazzled by
the war-glory talk of the enlister,
made him verbal promise to meet
him at the depot on certain day and
sign their papers and go away to the
camp which he represented. The day
came and huge crowd of their people
went to the depot to see them off. The
two lads were the heroes of the hour,
and bore themselves with much swag-
gering jauntiness, until preacher
called The crowd to order that they
might all pray for their departing
brothers.
In that prayer he held out no hope
of return, but resigned them wholly
to death and the Spanish bullets. ooh,
Lord, desc boys is been mighty dancin'.
banjo-pickin' young uns, but, oh, Lord,
when dc shells is a-bustin' round 'em
sabe dey souls, even if dey bodies is
gwine down to de black pitt" The ex-
citable crowd caught the spirit of the
prayer, and began to wall as if already
at death scene. Funeral hymns took
the place VI JCStS DIS III SOlSIuu pIOCSS-
sion they filed past the two heroes and
mournfully babe them farewell for
ever, at the same time loading them
with messages to departed friends.
"Goodby, Jim, eff you does happen
to GO to Heaben an you sees my man
Oar, jes' tell her howdy fer me"
Farewell, Dick, farewell; we gwine
to miss you considerable when de pos
sums gifts fat; an when Yves eatin'
watermillion we gwine wish we could
drap leetle of de juice onto your
burnin' tongue way down yonder in
torment"
The ordeal was too severe for the
wouldbe sons of Mars. They wept as
loudly as anyone over their SUPPOSE
tious death and punishment, and gazed
longingly back the way they had just
come. Under the wailing admonitions
military honor lost its charm: sud-
den beauty budded about their cast
off hoe-handles and haloed their for
saken plows; and so, confessing the
error of their recent choice of an oc-
cupation, they turned their backs on
the tented field, and went instead to
the cotton patch. The chagrined en-
listing officer, having no signed papers
to hold them, was forced to submit to
their latest decision.-Chicago Times
Herald.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1898-11-09


disease. Mrs. l.. A. Johnston, 1O3
Pilham and Ripley Sts., Montgomery,
Ala, tells her experience with catarrh
of the stomach and how she was
cured:
81 will state to you that I have
taken eight bottles of your Pe-ru-na
and two of Man-a-lin and rejoice to say,
God bless DIR. Hartman and Pe-ru-na.'
And I earnestly assure you that it
has done me more good than any medi-
cine 1 have ever taken in my life. I
prescribe it to every one meet who
is suffering, as the best medicine in
the world, and have made many con-
verts who are now rejoicing in the
great good which they have derived
from the same. I can tell you that
am almost entirely relieved of indiges-
ton, that great foe which has tortured
me SO many years, and can now eat
anything desire without it is fruits or
something acid"
To understand the scientific action
of Pe-ru-na it is best to have DIR. Hart
mans special book for women or his
book on chronic catarrh. These books
are mailed free by the Pe-ru-na Medi-
cine Company, Columbus, o. All
druggists sell Pe-ru-na.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1898-11-09
Rocba.Ie.. MANY Churches.

The town in England best provided
with places OF worship is the ancient
one of Re chdale, where there are 145
churches and chapels Fifty belong
to the Church of England and 95 to the
Noncomformists.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1898-11-09
Hoods Pills cure all Liver Ills Is cents.
If You Are Looking For a Home

Don't waste time and money-Dont wan
der into the Wilderness but secure land
close to schools, churches and railways.
Come and see us and let us show you the
beautiful Red River Valley, where crops
never fail We sell our land on the crop
payment plan. at very low rate of interest.
For full information, circulars, list of
lands maps. &C.. write us at once, and you
will receive prompt reply. Grandin &
Edwards, Mayville, N. d.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1898-11-09
Revenue.

Clearly it was advisable to go to war.
But how about revenue?" ventured the
courtly Sir Godfrey.
"Revenue?' repeated the queen, lightly.
Il have but to stamp my foot and abundant
revenue will be forthcoming'
1t will be observed that in those DAYS
there. was no stamping of bank checks, vac
cination certificates or chewing gum, to say
nothing of cigarettes and keg pilsener.-De-
troit Journal
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1898-11-09

The Cheap Cync -"The number of people
who speak English" said the Amet eur
Statistician, "is now 100000" ct is a
wonder" said the Cheap Cynic, "some of
them do not get on the stage. "-Cincinnati
ENQUIRER.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1898-11-09

Keep on, you'll learn the best cure for
Neuralgia is st. Jacobs OIL
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1898-11-09

Souvenir is the maiden name of rubbish.
-Atchison Globe.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1898-11-09
Figuring for Two of Them.
i L.

He-I wonder if 1 could steal kiss
from you?
She-I have no kisses to steal. You
would have to give me one frst.-Iu-
dianapolis Journal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-19
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
WORKERS.

More than q hundred women. comprising omcers
and members OF the Yonksrs Auxiliary or the
American National War Relief Committee OF the
Red Cross. met in the assembly nan Oh t"o
HOLLYWOOD Inn yesterday forenoon ana se"cu
Tor three hours for the soldiers The large nal
presented a busy appearance. Mrs Sharman ples'-
dent Of the branch. and number OF others went
~ o'clock and cut materials for the women 10
work on when they arrived at o'clock Consosra-
bile progress was made. Another meeting VIII %
held mex, week Gifts received from Mrs
VI r Price Mrs Philip Verplanch, Mrs. Nathan
tsarford and Mrs. Norton P. Otis. Mrs. William L.
Heerr,ance. the treasurer. reported receipts from
fees and donations amounting TO Sl2 ~. Ihere ~
stu u need for much moro sheetng. cheese cio'h
and pillow-case muslin. Women who may ma ~
fncOnvenient to sew may snow tnSH lht.leSs "a ~, 80
work ~ eoTTl9nns inP Hssr no Many Of the
women yesterday took WORK nome 10 ~ III '"0
Al an early hour yesterday morning policeman &c 15n
Joseph scheibel discovered large stable Y ene
r. an alarm Scheibel then went back TO the stable
and began rescuing the six horses re soon on re-
Sad sainei considerable Roadway In tho loft, and
for nearly an ho our ,nsrs %s sptHe o
except one we're taken uninjured. ~ 20
MTq 11In'Gs Ss s I'll 81 Riverside
pital seriously injured. He Is a mason by trade
seventy. feet to the ground He was taken to the
fRe oonsTesations Of the several Episcopal
churches in the city win hold union service }Ss
iaorning al Il o'clock in 81. Johns Church me
.,ev. Or. Niles. OF Sing Sing. will preach III,
on Friday evening Dr. J. u. De Garmo VII
lecture in ST. Andrews Memorial Church on Lie
Among the 0uailers IL IL the last lecture III 'ne
series 49,, ,.-,
last MS m ip the ectureroom of the First Prcsby-
teran Church. The Junior Christian Endeavor
society OF the church held bazaT on Tuesa a.}
William Smith manager. s1d MISS l1zz!e
Mharmby Miss Leila Sugden, Miss tiiza Smlth
and Miss May schmeckenbecker composed the
Committee OF Arrangements.
More than three hundred persons played euchTe
on TUESDAY evening al ST. Marys Han. and there
were forty-nve prizes. After the games there was
Al the weekly session OF Surrogate Silkmans
court in this city yesterday the will Of Richard
Jurnett OF New-Rochee. admitted to pro-
bate He left estate valued at $1,000 10 his
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-19
NETWORK CITY.

Tho New-York Board Of Fro Underwriters at its
regular monthly meeting yesterday received anu
aDprovcd the report Of the inspectors OF election
The Executive Committee viii meet tomorrow TO
cleo. the chairmcn Of the various standing com
mittces OF the Board
A large number Of tho members and friends or
Adelphi Chapter. No 70 order Easter Star. gath
cred nj the Tuxedo Nadison-avc md Fifty ninth
ct last evening 10 witness tho presentati ton OF the
stars md Stripes rendered 20 the chapter by Mrs
r. Schlesinger. Assemblyuan julius Hamburger DC
livered an address on "Our Flag
Tho thirtv-ninth annual reception ~ the woman .
Ar. School o, tho Cooper Union tor the Advance
naent o, Science and Ar viii take place on Thurs
dny evening May ~ The annua' reception OF inc
male art department. will take place tho following
evening May y. and the annual commencement
on May Is IN the evening
Mrs Emma Post thirty-.even venrs OLD % No
6G3 Vast Forty-scvcnih-st.. attempted r. end her
lie by taking carbolic acid yesterday afternoon.
The woman was deserted Ave years ngo by her
husband since then she has supported herself
and her boy now ninc years old. with her needle.
few DAYS ago she became 81 and fe~pondent
She may recover.
There was an explosion ~ rms IN 90" subway ~
Firs,-ave and Seventy arstst. yesterday after
noon Two manholo covers were thrown into tho
air There we're no cnsunitie~ although sev"rni
persons who were passing had narrow escapes
The mails from China Japan and Hawaii OF
dates Hong Kong April II. Shanghai April ..
Yokohama April 30 and Honolulu. May 70 have
arrived nj San Francisco on tho steamer Doric 4
part OF the mail * due 10 arrive az New-York on
Saturday morning. and the balance on Sunday
morning.
An entertainment viii he held In the Lexington
Avenue Baptist Church this evening. Among those
who are take part Miss Loretta Toppan
Greene. Frederick Nlhlo Professor T. A. IIcndrick-
son and Clinton T.. Weston.
M $. T" OF Brooklyn. sends SO 10 this Office
for tho Cuban Relief Fund.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-19
RAILROAD INTERESTS.

TIE FRIES NEW SUMNER BOOK READY.
The Erie Railroad has just issued its annual book
about the rural summer homes along It's lines. The
book f. an exceptionally handsome one. repleto with
attractive pictures In rOft tones showing the cool
and inviting retreats that can be found Tho vdrl-
homes and picturesque spots are adequately de-
ribcd and the branches on which they are situated
are set forth. complete thorough and coupre-
honsive list Of hotels boarding houses and cottages
az tho various places. H. tabulated form with the
accommodations and tariff. IL furnished At
e{lanco the prospective commutcr for the summon
tho attractive features OF the places de-
scribod. figure minutcy t. tho time II vii. take
TO go back and forth each day. and at the fsmo
time estimate almost to q dollar tho for trans
portation and board In many Instances the pict-
OF tho hotel cottage IL given. For those who
wish 10 Get away from tho city for tho summer ana
not compelled to go back and forth each day
an even greater schedule Of summer homes and
attractive resorts - offered. In this case ALSO mo
tariff. railroad fare and time FOR Journey ara get
forth. The pcrson who Will not find something
that attire cts him between the Of this booi:
will indeed be hard TO please. Tho book Is pub
nshed by D. / Roberts, general passenger agent
OF the Eric whose Office Is at No. q Cortlandt-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-19
SPANISH FOTRS LOWFP

London, May iS.-The market FOR American Sc
cur!ues opened steady. but fell on slightly later
Spanish 4s opened at 30. "a lower than yestordays
closing price. and closed At 32ls n net loas Of r.
Parts, May is-Prccs werc firm on the Bourse
to-day. and advanced and recedcd on the announce
rncnt OF the formation OF now Spanish Cabinet
and tho exp @-son Of doubts to the payment OF
the next coupon OF the Spanish debt. Toward tho
close OF the day prices recovered excepting In tho
OF Spanish a. which were dun. Spanish f.,
opened at " l'-l6. Yesterdays closing price was
SS4. They closed at 32is. a net loss OF q,
Berlin, May lS.-Ftrfn pr.es prevailed on the
COerso today. owing 10 the Marquis of Salisbury's
speech in the House OF Lords yesterday In,lr-
national and American securities were notably firm
and mining shares were particularly active Iial-
iau securities werc In good demand in response m
the tone OF the Paris market
Frankfort May B.-Prices were firm on the
Beerse to day. and American securities improved
Barcelona, May 1s.-spansh is, 57Io
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-19
NEW-ROCHELLE.

TIE Board Of Town Officers is deadlocked and
public business is likely TO remain at a standst!ll
for some time. owing 10 the controversy over the
appointment OF an assessor aad Justice of the
Peace. The Republican members met last SATURDAY
night and. IN the belief that they constitute
majority. appointed George Lambden On
Tuesday night they have appointed r.
Nfckinay Power Justice of the Peace. but NJ J.
Dillon the Democratic chairman, convinced them
that they did not constitute a majority The ar
gurnent used by Mr. Dillon that Augustine
Smith. formerly Justice OF the Peace and recently
elected Town Clerk. IS stu holding both offices and
has vote In the Board The Board has five
bers. and Mr. Dillon and Mr.. Smith were not
present on Saturday nigat. those present did
constitute q quorum. There much chagrin
among Republicans yesterday when II learned
that Mr. Dillon had forced the Board into an ac-
Ceptance OF his peculiar construction OF the law.
The final preparations are being made for the
production OF the opera Chimes OF Normandy in
st. Matthew'S Hall on next Tuesday and Thurs
day evenings. The principal parts will be taken
by Miss Louise O'Near., ". F. Hooiey. Mrs. Mary
TFpinyton n J. Mullaly. e. Gervnse. ]. Linden and
tirs Frederick NJ Marston, assisted by chorus
Anf forty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-19
Mr.. SAYERSs CHANCES fMPROTED.

Washington May Is (SpociaD.- Representative
Sayers, Of Texas who ia OF the most highly
respected members OF the House OF Representa-
uves. is receiving congratulations on account Of
the withdrawal Of Attorney General Crane his
most form!da Sic competitor for the nominal ton for
Governor. This IS understood 10 insure the sue
cess Of Mr.. Sayers. AS the election OF TIE Demo
cratic candidate - regarded as q forerOno con-
cusion, Mr.. Say'rS has tic best wishes Of his Re-
pub lean associates IN the House. who have learned
ness and uprightnccs He is partisan Democrat.
put not narrow one and II he shOuld be nom
m1ted and elected Governor of Texas he would
not DC hkely to disaPp0int the expectations Of his
friends. VINO believe M would exhibit I'm that Office
me same patriotism and breadth Of statesmansh hin
when he mas 50 uniformly displayed in his thirteen
years OF service member OF the National
House OF Representatives. and which hns so seldom
marked tho career Of HIS predecessors In that office
IN ths last quarter OF century
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-19
PORT CHESTER AND RYE.

Richard Mansfield has leased the country homo
OF Y. NJ. Fulton, near the Homo Of 81. Benedict
the Moor. and will spend tho summer in Rye
Among Others who have opened their country
homes IN Rye Milton and Harrison are Frank
Daniels. Joseph Park, Augustus Virgin. Mrs. a.
r. ssckett. c. +. Os,rander. Mrs Rice. Mr.. and
Airs. Grove. Mrs. G.. RI. Van Wagencn. Charles H.
Greer. G. a. Gould. Richard Wainwright. Howard
Wainwright. Trcnor i. Park, ". IL. Couple, J: r
Downing. George r. Read, Simeon Ford and u. j.
Park. Mr. and Mrs. william Rupert Kirkby OF
Racine. WIS. at the rectory OF Christ Church
fOr extended visit.
The golf links OF the Apawanlis Club present
attractive appearance this year, and are already
vel thronged with players. The committee has
srIanGea tor three interesting team matches 10
take place on May Is. June 4 and July lG. Suit
able trophies Will be given The annual election
OF the ApAwa:nis Club is announced for the third
week in june.
=. The Apollo Glee Club. OF Port Chester will give
1t closing concert tonight IN the North Baptist
Church The singers Will be assisted by Robert
NJ Earle. OF NewYorA City. and by Miss Grace
Bronson. eOcut!onist.
Archdeacon Kirkby VIII hold two special services
In Christ Church to-day in commemoration of
Ascension Day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-19

entering from and the suoys the port s.sA
be resumed.
By order OF the Lighthouse Board.
f. NJ. SHEPARD.
Captain. L. ). ". Inspector
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
London. May ls-Arriyed steamers M!chisan OBI
rubb New-York Victoria ,tir Farrnson New,lorxi r,
Jamison. Antwerp for New-York. -,
Newcastle, May l7-saed. steamer Marenso 'pr'
Bingham. Ney-Y0rk ,.,,.
Queenstown, May ls-Arrived steamer serva CEh
Watt. New-York for Liverpool (and proceeded. a..
Bristol. May is-Arrived. steamer Wells City OBJ saw
age New-York.
Shields, May i7-saied. steamer Thomas Anderson
OBJ. Shaw, New-York.
Butt q Lewis; May l71passed, steamer Critic 3D.
Prswe Point. May is-Passed. steamers Cape Sorr.-
(f3r) Thompson. New-York for Hamburg. Rotter
dam DUTCH. Voege Rotterdam for New-lork ,,
Wooey. NewYork for Antwerp; 18TH Deutschland c,er
schierhorst NewYork for Flushing Juanita North tBr
Perry, New-York for Rotterdam Massachusetts tBr,.
Ncw-York for Antwerp: Werkendam DUTCH. De Vriee.
New York for Rotterdam; Phenicia (Ger). Iehausr'
Antwerp. May i7~Arrived steamer Britannia (Nor'.
Nielsen. New-York. M.
Hamburg. May is-Arrived steamers Arroyo !Bt,:
Helios Ger, Jansen New-York
Gibraltar. May lsPassc steamers Murcia tBr); paw
SON Genoa for New York: S!athSrd (BD. McintyH
Nizasan FOR Philadelphia and New-lork
Genoa. May i4-saiied, steamer Murcia tBr' pa"s'-
Bridges. New-York. via Genoa etc. . ,,-,
Yokohama. Nav l7-ArrNed. steamer Indrani 9TH
Victoria (BrasiD Nay ia-saiied steamer Garek .(BsA
Eden from Santosl, New-york.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-19
SING SING.

tional Maine Monument Committee and with the
approval Of the State Superintendent Of Public In
ttructon. School Commissioner J. q. Miller Of this
district. has issued directions that Thursday May
q. be observed in tho schools 81 this district. In
common with the public schools throughout the
State. as Maine Day" In addition TO such pa
trotic obserVances a. the teachers may fit TO
hold. blanks will be forwarded which pupils will
eign their names that tho may be returned
10 the manager OF the monument fund in New
York City TO be deposited ultimately, with tho
names OF all other school children ia tho United
States, in a crypt to be provided FOR that purpose
in the base Of the monument. The school children
may also contribute q sum, exceeding 10 cents
toward the monument fund. but this IS not essen
tal the principal object OF the Observance OF the
day being to secure the names OF all the children
The names Of principals and teachers Of schools
may also be furnished separate blanks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-19
MOUNT VERNON.

The official count in the city election Of Tuesday
Goes not change materially the result as at first
announced except that the Republicans have re
elected T. 3. Brown, Supervisor in the Fifth Ward
The pluralities for the Democratic city ticket are
as follows: Edwin ". Fiske. Mayor. e6i; Henry B.
Jruser City Treasurer 1870; John II. Brett Receiver
OF Taxes. SAC; Louis Hagmann. Assessor 81; Robert
Ward william O. Roedel, for Alderman. received
~ plurality and Edwin ". Storms, tor Supervisor
ali; Edward Hayward, Alderman Second Ward, 90
and Stephen Van Tassel Supervisor 3d. W. d
Grant. Alderman in the Fourth Ward, S2l, and ). -
Conner, Alderman in the Fifth Ward, was elected
over Mayor Fiske's father by 10 plurality. The
successful Republican candidates were G.. George
Hermes. Alderman in the Third Ward, who
Seived 80 plurality, and C. c: Bigelow. Supervisor.
q. In the Fifth Ward L. +. Brown received a
plurality OF % votes for Supervisor
mass-meeting Of the women Of Mount Vernon
has been called for next Monday afternoon at
o'clock. in Willard Hal The purpose Of the meet
1ng Is 10 arrange 70 cooperate with other organi
cations recently formed 10 furnish funds and sup.
piles for the relief and comfort OF the United States
troops engaged In the war.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-19
THE TRIBUNE.

in ballast to J Winchester Co Arrived At the Bar
steamer GIonmorven CBr). Potts Shields April 30 via
Delaware Breakwater May II. in ballast to simpson.
steamer e,hehilda Qr, Harrison Shields May I. viz
Delaware Breakwater May II. In ballast to Richard
steamer ERIC (sr'. Smith: Cardiff May IN s.l.:s to
Steamer Danlant Ger. Wsohhausen Hamburg May
in ballast to Gus, Heye Arrived at tho Bar a, ioa m
oporo May 4 81 Michael :. s, George S. rsrceiera
sensers Hasemeyer 4 Brunn. Arrived a, tho Bar at
steamer CITY OF Truro tBn Fuieher. Licata April "a
and Algers ~ with sulphur to order vessel to master
steam steamer Kennett CRr,, hcdham Vera Cru. April So
T.mPie9 May and PROGRESS H. WITH mdse to james
steamer u Princess Anne. auphsrs Sotc4 with md..
and gs'se"Ge GER, to old Dominion IS Co. r., s.,
steamer city OF Augusta, passs,t. Savannah May ia
wnsion onas "p With dss to clyde s e and
sandy HOOK j. May is $50 . m1wlnd south,
gentle breeze: partly cloudy.
CLEARED.
Steamer AntliA Br). Monteli Nassau-r = Mcneil =
steamer rontiao CBD. owen. Triest. via Gibraltar
nrf5rGh ssf ro'' s '0"s Bremen VA
Steamer Lsderhorn (Nor) Hammeras, Rottsrdam-Bar-
Steamer city Of Kingston (sr'. N,cksr.on. Port Antonio
steamer Ludwig GER. Jorgenssn. Hamburs-Barber
Steamer Srathdee (Br). carn,s Batmors-w D Nun
VIA Cherbours and Southampton-Hamburg-A American
Line.
Steamer Edwin (Br, Matthews Copenhsgen-smpso
Srence A Young.
Steamer Il bston (BD. Robinson Melbourne and Sydney
Vincent < V--Norton Son
steamer ornooo OBJ. Fraser Bermuda-A outer
bridge a Co.
i1ssmer Silvia Cer>. Clark. 9. Thomas. 8, Kits. etc
4 T. Outertrtee & Co.
Steamer Diamant lGer,. wisshsusen. Flushing-Gust
Hcye.
steamer l. Hanes Castle. Bridseport-Ftank
Smith.
steamer Gryando,te. Davis. Norfolk and Newpor,
Old Dominion SIS Co.
Steamer Naeoochee Smith, savannah--Ocean SIS Co.
Steamer Chalmette. Bhsland. New Oreans-J T Van
Sickle
Dark Hornet Hsr,. Mobiles. Baha---J W Parker & Co
Bark Nellie Brett (B). Lowry. Auckland-Arnod, Che
ney & Co date Americana
Steamers Ocean Dutch. for Rotterdam: Amaih (3sr),
Newport News; Majestic ODD Liverpool; Friesand (elg).
Antwerp via Southampton: Itsnacreve Obj. Hamburg:
Fthelrcia (ir Antwerp Antllia tBr). Nassau Guyan-
dotte. Norfolk and Newport News: Chamete, New-Or-
leans Heathhed tBr Marscies. etc. Lyderhorn tSor,.
Rotterdam; Nacooehec. Savannah
NOTICE TO MARINERS
RHODE ISLAND NARRAGANsErT BAY WEST EN-
TRANCE BUoYs TO MARK CHANNEL.
THROUGH MlNB FIELD
Tompkinsvlllc. y. Y. May lS-No,lcc Is hereby given
than the western entrance 70 Narraganett Bay 4. l.
closed 70 navigation by submarine mines through
channel marked by and buoys, painted white,
paced on the following" magnetic bearins9.
North DuOy-Dutch Island Lighthouse ENEThE:
jamestown Wharf WIS nearly.
North buoy-Dutch Island Lighthouse NE by EAE;
jamestown Wharf E7-lGS.
South can buoy-Dutch Island Lighthouse. NE%N;
South buoy-Dutch Island Lighthouse, NE by
N1-ioN; Beaver Head Point ENE%E.
Great caution DO exercised using this channel
The buo must be kept the starboard hand BY vessels