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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-08
SPANISH rIsaScIrRs.
rhey Hold ITO, Meeting In Madrid aud
Adopt Resolutions.

Madrid, Oct "A large nesting OF
huisness men was held here today.
After a number 81 violent speeches
had BEEN made regarding the govern
menta conduct of affairs, The meeting
adopted a series OF resolutions aiming
AT the Improvement or the economic
situation. Including M withdrawal ~
permlfaon 20 thc Bank ~ spain %
Increase It's note issue By 800 900 900
psscian. the payment Of the interest
~ foreign dcbi-holders In peseias ana
not IN francs. largr reductions ln the
public expenditure, Including the pen.
slona, the cloging OF tho military
schools Tor the next ten years. the rc.
ductlon of the officers pay and a vote
OF aid 10 sufferers from ths war.
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Norior TO CONTRACTORS.
nice OF the Board OF Public Works.
Room 3Oi city Han

once OF the Board OF Public Works.
Room 30i city Han.
Salt Lake city. Oct, LIST 1898.
Sealed proposals viii be received at
this ONCE until 2 o'clock .. M. on Sat
urday. Oct. 10Th. 1895. for the work OF
rouRhonlng the surface Of cement side
walk pavementa,
Instructions to bidders together with
specifications and forms OF contract
and bond can be- obtained upon nppli-
cation at the once Of the city En-
glneer,
The rlght Is reserved to reject nny
ana all bids.
by order Of the Hoard Of Public
Works,
y. c. KELSEY. chalrman.
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SPECIAL TRAIN 10 Ogden.
Via
Ito 0rande Western hallway,

spccial train 10 Ogden and inter-
medlatvpoinln leaves Salt Lake city Via
no urande western Railway daily. oc-
iener ON 70 pm, Inclusive, at ESQ pm.
All classes VI tickets honored.
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A.srssMINr so. ..
washakle Mining Company. Situation
OF Principal Place u Buslneaa, No.
II w. First South 81. salt
Lake City. Utah.


Notice n hereby given that at a
meeting % the board Of directors of
the washake Mining Company. held
az Salt Lake city, Utah. Sept. ~. 1895.
nm assessment OF one-fourth tAD OF ons
"a cent per share was levied on the
capital stock o. the corporation. pay
able at once 90 Alex. buchanan, Jr..
secretary. No 10 West First South
81. Salt Lake city. Utah. Any stock
upon which said assessment nhau re-.
main unpaid on the 18Th day Of Octo-
hsr. 1895. will be delinquent and adyer-
Used for sale at public auction. and N
payment II not made before will be
sold on the tih day OF November, is9s,
at the hour Of 2 pm, ~ the office OF
the company. No. II West First South
street. Salt Lake city. utah. 70 pay the
delinquent assessment together with
costs Of advertising and expenses OF
sale.
ALEX. BUCHANAN. JR..
Secretary.
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NoTICE.-There are DELINQUENT on
count of assessment No. / Of , cents
per share on the capital stock Of said
Company. levied on the 23rd day OF
Juiy. 1905. the several amounts sei
opposite the names OF the respective
shareholders as follows;
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.
West Buckeye Mining Co.
Principal place Of business. Salt Lake
city, Utah.

city. utah.
Notice IA hereby given that at n
meeting OF the board OF directors OF
West Buckeye Mining Co. held at
Salt Lake city. Utah. Sept. 90 1925. an
assessment OF y of one cent per share
was levied on the capital stock OF the
corporation. payable at oEoe TO II. T..
Miller, secretary, 2te State st.. SAT-
Lake city, Utah. and any stock upon
paid on the 2sth day OF Oct, 1885, will
be delinquent and advertised for sale
at public auction, and II payment ID
not made before. viii be sold on the
ibth day OF November, ls9s. at 2 y. M,
at s42 State st.. Pnlt Lake City, Utah,
10 pay assessments and cost OF adyer.
tislnE and expenses OF sale.
II. u. MILLER, Secretary.
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DELINQUENT sorIcr
ponneyIlIe MInIng company.

Location OF principal place Of business,
Salt Lake city, Utah.
There are delinquent the following
described stock on account OF assess
mont No. Q, levied on the Goth day OF
August, is9s, the several amounts set
opposite the names OF respective share
holders. to-wit.
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order OF the Board Of Directors made
on the 21rd day Of July. AID. is9s. 30
many shares OF each parcel OF stock ~
may be necessary viii be sold at pub
lie auction at Room 2ii. Atlas Block,
In the city Of Salt Lake. and State OF
Utah. on tho iath day OF october, AID.
1858, az the hour Of : o'clock In the af-
lcrnoon OF said day. 10 pay the delln-
ducnt assessment thereon, together
With the costs OF advertising and cx-
pense OF sale. T.. v. DUNCAN.
Secretary Crown Point Mining Com
pany. Room sii. Atlas Block. Salt
Lake City. Utah.
Dated this isth day Of Sept. 1895
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NOTICE Oh AssIssMENr 80. ..
bonneville Mining mpany
Location OF Mine, Lakeside Mining
District, Tooeie Co, Utah.
General once. No. u North ..a,a
Street. Salt Lake City.

At a meeting Of the Board % Dlrcc-
tors held August 7sth. isls. assessment
No J, OF onc-haif cent per share was
levied on the capital stock q SAID COR
poration. payable on OF before october
LIST. 1888
Any stock upon which this assess.
ment may remain unpaid on october
LIST, 1895 viii be delinquent
and aCscrtiscd FOR sale at
public auction. and unless payment u
made before. will be sold at North
Main street. salt Lake. city Utah. On
the 18th day of october ists. al the
hour OF Il O'clock noon, 20 pay the de-
iinounnt 49, Hsmcnt together with
costs OF advertising and cxpenue OF
Nv order OF the hoard o. Directors.
JOHN WELLS. Secretary.
-.. g. f-is~ cenierthsr Isl feae
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prL,SourSr soricn.

Crown Point Mlnlng company, Princi-
pal Office. Room lli Niihs ti9ck'
city OF Salt Lake stare OF utah'
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Location Of works and mines IN uintnh
Mining District Park tiy' sum
nit County, state OF utah.
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CITT IICRET OFnCE. UNDER ElSOyG NM

no 200 West second south street
Telephone Ma 20
Railroad aud steamship Ticket. On All.
20 oil parts OF tho world
y. v HURLEY
a W. rCCLEs "'N
General Tranic Managcr
". H. BANCROFT.
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NorIcK 40 CREDITORS


Estate OF Adam Hunter. Deceased.
Creditors will present claims Win
vouchers to the undersigned ~ Jaw OF
nee Of q. :. Kinney. ~ and 80 CONNER
clai nix, on or before the 2lnd day OF
Janunry. A. II. 1890.
Date OF nrst publication. sept. q. A.
u. 1898. .
WILLIAM =. HUNTER,
Administrator OF the Estate OF Adam
Hunter Deceased
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Mountain Lake Mining Company.

Location OF lfluNlhA race OF business,
Room Z. peacret National Rank
nulidlng, Cor. Main and Firs, South
streets. Salt Lake city, utah.
NOTICE Il hereby given that at a
meeting Of the Board " Directors, held
on the Goth day OF September 1895, an
assessment Of ne-fourih " one cent
per share was levied on the capital stock
of the corporation, payable on the gltn
day OF October. 1895, 10 J, n, Moyls.
treasurer. at sald room 7, pcseret Ma
tlonal Bank Building. Salt Lake City,
Utah Any stock upon which this as
Hcaament may remain unpaid on the
.ith day Of october. isss. will be de-
Ilnauent and advertised for sale at pub
lie auction. and unless payment Il made
before. will be sold on the 2ist day N
November. 1885. at ~ o'clock. noon, at
tho said once OF the company. 20 psy
the delinquent assessment. together
with the cost 81 advertising and eS-
pensea Of sale.
J. II. MOVIE. Secretary
Salt Lake City. Utah. Sept. %. 1895
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Notice II hereby given that nnus,i
and by virtue Of the viii OF Ne"
Hodgman. deceased. the eae,usV .,.,,n
The terms and conditions Of said VIII.
the following described real estate W
wit. ....
Commencing at tho northeast c9r i,,s
OF Lot s. Block Is. plnt u. sal, it ,,~o
City survey. running thence We.t w. ~
and one half rods, thence south on.
hundred and twenty feet thence s ess,
two and one-haif rods th.nuH ~ ~,
one hundred and twenty feet to place place y, %
beginning. all In said Lot y ~ -,
at private sale for cash az the nSs
price that can be obtained. % nc o'ii QUO,
OF the said executor. No. 3, snet Nv
block, Salt i.ake city, Utah. on or aiter
the ist day Of August. iEN. -.
pated ms t y nv1ts.sSrJfnFii:f,D.
Executor.
n " wenrAr. attorney fnr csecu'or
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PROBATE Axp GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICES.

Consult County CLERK or tho Rs.p.o''''
siEners Tor Further Information
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Manufacturer and dealer In all kind,
Of Metallic Wood and Cloth Covered
Cofhns and ca.ke,a.
Full iihs OF Coma yuruiAhirss kspi
constantly on hand.
Ielephons and telegraph erdss.
promptly allied.
opea Day and N ighl
raeiory and warsrooms No. ass r. L.
South. ~ blocks east Of rhsalsE
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In the District Court. Probate , piv,s'0"'
Salt Lake County state OF utan
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In tho matter OF the estate OF NeWe"
Hodgman. deceased
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-23
WELCOME SERVICES.
Impressive Exercises at the Third
Christian Church,

A largo portion Of the congregation Of
the Third Christian church attended Che
welcome service 10 Rev S. r.. Maxwell.
the new pastor held last night Iu their
place Of worship. corner of Twerty-siNth
ana Marshall streets. The church was
beautifully decorated for the occasion,
and am interesting programme. which
had been arranged by 81 committee head
ed 10y Mr.. Herbert w Ware, was ear
ried out Rev II. G.. Garrison presided
over the exercises. There were present
ministers of nearly every denomination
to assist in welcoming Mr.. Maxwell TO
his new field of labor. The programme
was rs follows:
Voluntary. by the choir: singing of
HYMN No JOS: scripture reading by Rev.
]. a. Spencer; prayer by Rev. Mr.
Ouarlos singing of hymn No. 80; wei
come address on behalf OF the Episco-
palians. by Rev. Preston Nash. welcome
address on behalf OF the Bapusts. by
Rev. NJ Ashby Jones; singing Of hymn
No. 222: welcome on behalf Of the Pres
byterians, by Rev. Charles r. Hyde; well
come on behalf of the Christians, by Rev.
H. r. Sweeney.
After the singing OF hymn No. &c., Rev.
Mr.. Maxwell responded I'm an eloquent
manner 20 the various addresses Of well
come The bcnediction was then pro-
uounced and the congregation had an
opportunity to meets its new pastor and
grasp his hand
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-23
Association senate.

The first meeting OF the YOung Mems
Christian Association Senate, or LIBRARY
Society. was held Monday evening at
$50 O'Clock in the association Blue Room.
Twenty-Five members and friends OF the
Senate were present and a delightful pro
gramme was rendered. This meeting was
held under the auspices Of the Lyceum
COMMITTEES OF the association, composed
OF Messrs Woodward, Caldwell, ARMS
tead Puliam and L0ughton. An in
tcresting debate was participated IN by
Messrs. johnson and Caldwell on the af-
frmative and Messrs. Tabh and Wood
ward for the negative Refreshments
were served by special committee com
posed Of Senators Laughton. Henry and
Mckee after which after-dinner speeches
were made ny a goody number Of
members and visitors. The Senate will
meet In executive session next Monday
night al SIS o'clock. and those interested
In It's welfare predict a bright future for
tine Senate OF '9S-'99.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-23
Fourth District Politics.

Congressman-elect Sidney p Epes. Of
the Fourth district. Is in the city. and
will remain here until to-day.
Mr.. Epes Is very much pleased with the
hio majority given him by the Democrats
Of his district. lie has received no Until
nation from Mr.. Thorp that contest
viii be made. II IS his opinion that Mr..
morn will accept the result as an ex-
rression OF the will OF the voters. for he
lid not receive anything like the solid
support OF his party. and has no grounds
upon upon which to base his contest.
Mr. Fpes will pay visit 10 Washington
soon AFTER congress meets.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-23
FUNNY FARCE.
only Friend from India" Pleased n
LARGO Audicncc.

Large Audience.
"AIy Friend From India" is still new,
this being it's second year on the road
and even with company that stands no
comparison with the original caste that
appeared here last season; it pieasH5 the
peCple who are not too critical.
Tho company that presented Du Sou
chefs farce az the Academy last night
was fair. but the splendid lines and bust
mesa that they had TO play upon helped
them along nicely, and the many funny
situations received the laughter ana APP
plause of large audience.
Miss Ethal Strickland. as "Marion
Hayste." was as acceptable as her pre-
decessor in the original company. and
Nj. Ernest Warde, as Charles Under
holt" took the part as well as the origi-
nal.
Had tho farce never been presented
here by The original company there would
be no comparisons 90 make, and there
would have been nothing but cOmmenda-
tiers for the company that played here
last night. which means that 90 those
who had never seen the farce 10 was
seemingly immense. company and all.
The first act was interfercd with for n
few minutes last night by an impede
mont I'm the electric lights, but prompt
action on the part of the local stage force
soon had matters adjusted.
Clown Topics" viii be the attraction
Thanksgiving matinee and night
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-23
SCOTTISH RITE.
Liberia Lodge of Perfection 70 Meet n
St. Adams Friday.

Liberia Lodge of Perfection. No 8, 4.
and A. 5. Il. Of Freemasonary Will mold
an interesting meeting in St. Adams
Hall on Friday night at which the In
spector-Gneral of Virginia, John r.
Mayer, SO degree. will pay an official
visit. The Scottish Rite is nourishing in
Richmond and many members of tho
craft are availlng themselves of the OPP
portunity OF receiving these beautiful
degrees.
ST. omar Council No. I, knight Nadosh,
will convene in the near future for the
purpose OF comforting the degrees con-
trolled by that body embracing the 18Th
to SOth inclusive. Immediately after which
Dalcho consistory will confer the thirty
first and thir;y-sccond degree on an in
teresting class of aspirants. The higher
degrees OF tho Rite arc conferred only
twice a year. and their subimity and
impressiveness are sufficient 10 attract.
large numbers OF the brethren.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-23
MARIA TERESA
RESTING EASILY.
But Size is Surrounded by a Heavy
and Dangerous Surf
BADLY LOOTED BY WRECKERS.
Some Portions OF Her Stores Have
Been Saycd-Rritish Sailors say
That Her Crew Wanted Her
10 sink at Sea.

Correspondence OF the Associated Prcss1
NASSAU, \. T.. November b-Ihe
cablccrams sent UP 10 date have given
an outline of the case of the Spanish
cruiser Maria Teresa. which went ashore
at Bird Point Cat Island. on tine after
noon Of November %. By this first OPP
portunlly by mail details are forwarded.
A. last advicos the Maria Teresa was
sin ashore. with little probability of be-
ing gotten of. The gale that sent her
ashore was so heavy Chat She was driven
far up the reefs and rests now as solid
as rock in twelve feet oi water, the
water inside of her rising and falling
with the tide 4 very heavy surf is
pouring in on The reefs rendering d.
difficult 90 board her. The ships pei-a
fine. large cat-rcnain5 Ola board and
nobody can catch him.
FLAG As A SOUVENIR.
Tho ships flag. which was flying when
she stranded well-woru American cn-
sgn-has been brought Tonight. ana
Consul McLain insists on keeqins 1T at
the consulate as souvenir of the Span
ish warship which SO pathctIcaIly Sought
"a Gnal resting place on the very shores
where Columbus first landed.
Tho British steamer Anulla returned
from the wreck ON Sunday and reported
that IL was impossible for her Goo accom-
plish anything Tho surf was so heavy
that she could not get within "a quarter
Of Il mile Of the Teresa, though drawing
but nine feet. Two gentleman on boar /
managed to reach the Teresa in a. 1'ai'
but the surf was SO strong they couiH no.
return 90 the Antilia. and finally reached
the shore. where they We're leit 20 re-
turn TO Nassau 10y schooner.
A GIFT FROM THE LORD.
The shin has been badly looted hy mo
negro natives of the vicinity am ignorant
community. who generally believe that an
wrecks are present sent them by tne
Lord and 10 be gratefully accepted ANA
utilized accordingly.
Certain portions Of the ships stores.
such as heavy hawsers. rones. canned
provisions tins of machine oil. cic' were
taken of by "a local official and forwarded
TO Nassau hy small schOoners.
This official It is but fair TO say, ana
an he could To- prevent the lootng put
did not succeed o. any great extent. IH
mediately upon the arrival or these aru-
cles at Nassau they were taken posse .-
SION of by the marshal Of tho Nics-Ad-
riralty Court. ON the ground that tire
Shin ana contents were dcrelict and SD Dee
lonred TO the Colonial authorities. The
United States Consul Mr. McLcin, nou-
cd that De considered the articles saved
to be the property OF the United states,
and that hc should, M the proner Time.
request that they DE released and handed
over 20 him. The question OF owner .np
thus raised. IS not likely 20 be settled al
once.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-23
Tnl,Icauy Tonight.

Ono ~ the tabicaux 90 De given NJ
the Academy tonight. and of especial
beauty. IS tho "Pefi NJ tho Gate Of
Paradise" The following YOUNG ladies
will compose tho scene: Misses Florence
Wilson. Florence Parker. judith Deane,
Annie Drowry. Mamie Jennings. Anne
Lee, Dorothla Lee. Lily Urquhart. " ode
Ilartz. Ella Jackson. Bessie Martin. NAN
ME Montague. L1nghorne Cosby.
During the p-cscntaiion Miss Booker
will sing the Angels Scrcnadc' with
violin ohligato.
There win De many other ATTRACTIONS
football. soldiers. am up-to-dato cake
walk and ractimc opera.
The object f. such go cstimable one
that # appeals To- all-thc charity ward
Of the GA Dominion Hospital The
price of admission IS small.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-23

Richmond. william p. Marrow 70 VII
liam u Marrow. - Zee. on north side
Marshall street 90 feet east Of I"eniy-
ninth g.
Hcrrico. w u. Murray and wife to
Lavin'a III. Bear. interest in lot l' I'D
square io Wchiand Park 500
PLANTERS. National Bank OF Richmond
90 Miss Catherine T.. Rogers. % feet on
west side Twcnty-drst street l@ feet
south of y. 500
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-23
CITY HALL COURTS.
The Bell Carter Suit To-DaY-Special
Jury Summoned.


a special jury has been summoned in
the Circuit Court for to-day TO try the
case Of W. S. Forbes against the city
Of Richmond. Tho amount asked IS
$1,000.
The case Of James Bell against 3. w.
+. Carter 10 secure possession of certain
property fronting on Chimborazo Park,
a full account Of which was given i'm yes
terdays Times comes up in the Law
and Equity Court to-day.
Judgment was entered for 2oi9C2 I'm the
Circuit Court yesterday morning i'm tho
case Of Vinia G. Green against Daniel b..
Yancey.
In the Chancery Court L. r. Franklin
qualified as administrator OF VIM. L.
Franklin.
The clerk Of the Hastings Court issued
marriage licenses to the following par
ties:
John T. Boze, Jr., and Willie Frances
Clarke.
Augustus s. King and Ida Ploom.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-23

Among the guests at The Jefferson yes
terday were J. NJ. Hyde, L.. s. 4. and
wife. of Boston; Miss Monger, Of Phila-
delphia; George +. Fisher, OF New Norki
Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Grigg, Of Brooklyn;
Mr.. and Mrs. z. II. Massaman. of Phil
adelphia; Judge r. T. w. Duke, Jr.. OF
Charlottesville: Major r. f. l.. Niche,
Of the u. S. A.; Mr. and Mrs. Howard
d. Ross. of wilmington, Del; Mr.. and
Mrs. William Nanstock. OF New YORK.
Mfr. and Mrs vandeusehn. Of Louisville
Ky: Mr. and Mrs. e. T. Conner. Of sa-
vannah Ga.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-23
Auction SAILS Future Days.
eooo~~S--~~Y,se.-,.er-e rs.e9syo- s0|y0,e'<~>
By Charles a. Ross
Roal Estate and Ioans,
No. n y. Tenth street.
prNpTORY AUCTION SALE Oh
ID nr-crp ApI,T. CENTRALLY LOcA'

prMpTOGY AUCTION SALE OF
DESIRABLE. CENTRALLY LocA-
TED IMPROVED BRfck PROPERTY.
No n7 NORTH FIRST STREET.
~ request o. the owner who IS fUi,
1'.crroincd TO sell. ] shall offer the above
,,c,,ionol frst-class brick residence,
upon the promises. on
TUESDAY. Nov. o.. iSs. OF $50 y. ".
nh. improvements consist OF "a comparp
,feliy now, detached brick dwelling. com
,ain.nr Sor o roms with modern improve
r,.,te such as latro1c. rlnH c.y ga.
a~d v,fcr The location is excellent and
,,e,l adaDfcd for "a business mans home.
~ Ed fronts ON che east Nnr of First
l,~..t bctwccn Cmy and Le.fh strcet1.
commencing at point ON enc eist .iHs
MI rirst etrccf. c0 feet south OF b. / n
s.rret ana fronting on SAID ems, inc "a
r.rsf street d feet and extending oack
bot,,cn r4rafiol lines lo feet to ah aIiey
D. feef WIDE in the roar.
Terms liberal and announced n e.
CHARLES \. ty'i.'
Aucti0ucar.
NOV 20 o. - f 81 %
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-23
NOT on THE ROCKs.


NEW YORK Nov. 22.-The Steamer
Antiila ia al present in this port Her
second officer Edward Weber said to-
dav that when the steamer was nc Dat
island the Infanta Maria Teresa was ly-
ing I'm about fifteen feet of water ana inc
surf was breaking over her. She was
living easy and not ON the rocks bdt
with her nose in the sand
CHAD the surf not been so high ] be
lieve that we could have pulled ner on
said Nj Weber.
81 questioned the natives ana learned
from them that the Maria Teresa ifst
anDearcd I'm the offing about b. clock IN
the morning. the Thursday after she was
Abandoned She rode I'm gracefully ana
bad She been brought in under skiliul
Guidance she could not have come ashore
at a better place. She went on the snort
at II O'Clock the same morning, III Which
she was sighted. ,.,-.
1T is my opinion. us well as the opinion
of the others ON Cat Island That Tor
some reason an attempt was made Joy
tboeo on the Maria Teresa to have her
sink before she had drifted far IN the
storm.
WANTED HER TO SINK.
"Au the square port holes above the
watcrline were left open, but IN spite OF
this there was only three feet OF wafer
i'm her when she came asOre. ] believe
that the crew when they left her were
anxious that that might be the last OF
her. She is lying at present with a very
slight list TO port. As her stern is pre-
sentcd to the breakers the waves
as the break near the stern yum
alongside. making little vibration The
pumps were an right and the working
parts are above water / believe that
the vessel will not 90 TO pieces. but will
remain where she f. for years. Her mill
tary masts have gone 1y the board and
are lying ON each side Of her"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-23

tract for clustering the "Hcme for IN
curahics." which will be dedicated on
Thursday These Young contractors have
had their work well received.
'Fairuont" with its excellent high
school, churches. and street car service
(Which can De Improved continues 10
build up with q steady growth.