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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-05-06
LITTLE BLAINE.

Farmers are busy putting out
their corn crops.
Rev. Moore fPaintsvllle Preac H.
ed at MOOre's chapel ON the lst Of
May 10 an attentive congregation.
lie preached a very eloquent and
able sermon.
Garfield Moore has shaved oil his
mustachc.
skid enquiries, why the goose
eggs that come from Little Blaine
all hatch gamblers. Ipre,ume it Is
becSuse they were haiehed 50 clio. Q
20 Henry Cyrus.
Lutte IIaws and ar,ner, David
Boggs,are fiourishlng the yardstlck
at the store Of Jas. Adams, and Ca
THE Hays is ION visit to J R.spen.
GERS.
Lock Moore passed up our creek
a few days ago wearing au unusual
broad smile.
Andy France says he can't " lis
tie the war tunes until be takes his
whistler to a dentist and has front
tooth put in IL.
Hiram. son OF Allen Hayes 81 our
creek, died on the s6th uli. Ii was
a very sudden death. lie was TAX
en- III on the 22hd add died on the
26th. He was In his 18th year. Al
the time OF his death his father wa.
visiting his daughter In West Va
/ Hiram was most excellent young
man and was respected by all VIII,
knew him.
Mrs VI. II. Thompson Is very IL
to-day.
Rev. Davenport preached veTl
interesting sermon at Walnut gap
to the young men, on the night 0
the 3lst. Il seemed to do good {,
some Of them.
The people Of our creek are talk
ing about organizing a hawk par
, ty with BELLA Hays and Jerry Jor
dan as commanders. Hope the.
will succeed.
our sunday school continues {,
: progress.
Gus Moore has been quite III 70
a few days but We are glad 10 "a.
, he IS Improving.
Faris HaWs was buggy riding o.
! Sunday with her.
Rev. George Fraley AMI wife yer
Visiting friends on our creek recent
Iy:
VI. b. and Amos Thompson wer
visitors here recently.
Il D. VI. Moore says he was one o
: the red brush jurym aud know
how 10 do.
Andy LOar has quit trading an,
gone into the poultry business. H.
thinks 1t will pay.
Willie Vest is located at ". Il
ThOmpson's.
james Adams Is going TO have
: saw mill set up on his lands in tn
near future.
Success 10 our friend Garfield an
his young geese i the wish OF
TwO-Chums.
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GNILTP.

Marion Childers, Of this place,
died last week. lie was q very old
man lie leaves a wife ami chill
dren aud many friends t. mourn
his los.
Frank CHiiders i turning ground
fer Geo. Mcclure.
Qlits number OF Young folks
attended church at Nsedmore last
sunday.
Mary Clair, Of Richardson, was a
welcome guest u the Misses Ken
dali saturday and sunday.
Harlem Chapman says il lac has
TO 20 to wsr there viii te 4 battle
before h. goes.
Gordon Burgess ami family yis-
tied relatives at this place last
week.
Misses susie and Jennie Kirk
visited the Misses Hammond sun.
lay.
There will BE- aPoInd party Civ.
IN here Saturday night, Nay eth
\ nice time i being arranged for
Everybody i invited.
We are sNpsctinga wedding h n,
sGOu-
Nary shannon, who ha- been Wis.
iting down the river has returned
home
:. ". q. and NJ. X say they ar,
not going back any more
Cysesnthemum.
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"a aenTLsrY cHAeRINen

Nh SEHIlSCS Ct7AORiNEn
ale Eesits-s In GIts Ovss EAp~rteaes
ssa~thisE he HAD oftsn asa% OF
when there arose In the household
question az 20 tic expenditure 81 money
Tor purpose that 90 me seemed .
luxury We could cot afford ard should
not indulge in said Mr.. CeBiisby. a.
eording 10 the New York sur. = op-
posed u vigorously. am not 20 sure
but what some Of my vigor arose from
the fact that the money 70 be spent
would come out % my o. q pocket; but
! was right about Il. anyway Il would
have been an INV ise and uoTessonable
expenditure for us 20 make. and knew
Il. and / resisted IL 10 the sAient Of re
fuslnE TO make Il
And then I made great mistake
After ! had got Il all settled for good
reasous. and finally and distinctly had
refused TO spend the money. then.
moved by Ma GsRtlsby's continuous
discussion and by my own desire TO
please her. ! said al right, we'd spend
the money.
We'll said Mrs Gentisby. I ihluk
they ought 10 pot you up on that pole
and she pointed 10 a fAgp0le on a
building within sight Of our doraieile.
upon which there was once . weather
vane. which We often CONSULTED. but
which b.. row been removed
welt ! hareu't been 80 shocked In
years. had resd in novels. aud every
where else. abouf how wSmen like
f'roag men. that above al other quail
[ tiles they admire courage and that they
glorify TIE resoiu;e aud despirs the
racillaiing. hut bad never realized Il
. until now Bui realized Il now with
= vengeance by this one act Of weak
ness. prompted by kinjucss though II
was. bad knocked myself down from
my pedestal
Thereafter whsn ! kiek Alex 10 Tia
| end
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Sherid's Sale.

By virtue OF execution No. 1927,
In favor OF John W. Watson & Co,
against Jas. q. Lackey. issued u
me from the Clicks office of the
Lawrence Circuit Court. / will. on
the 10th day Of Mag lSgS, about
O'Clock p. M, offer for sale 20 tn,
highest bidder. the following de.
seribed property or 80 much there
OF a. may be necessary 10 produce
the sum OF $50 80. with interest
from Sept. 3rd, 1895 until paid. and
the costs; q certain town lot In the
town Of LOuisa, Lawrence county
Ky, being lot No. 81 on the plat 81
said town, and being on franklin
street and running back 10 Pow
ha,sn alley.
TERMS-Sale will D. m ade on I
credit Of months, the purchased
to give bond with approved person
al security, and a. additional secu.
rity lien viii ba retained on tn,
property until the purchas, none,
Is paid.
l.. ID. BOGGS, ;. LII
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-. lie would make a fine soldier,
however.
Martin ShOrtridge j. very busy
now, planting corn aud attending
his best girl.
d. shortridge isattired in a min
isterial gsrb. Two Friends.
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Terms go b Arny and Navy

just n'w, y ben everybody is in
terested In the movements Of the
army and navy, the average read
eri-net uui key to become confus-
ed with the multiplicity Of terms
aud titles Cm loved in the news
papers. IL ms mskr the mis-
take. for Instance. @: thinking that.
a Cafts.n d the navy is the equal
m rank "a, I CaPfatl in tie iuf4n-
try, or ths. lie Captain in the in
iautry t. "a bi-zer man than a ma
WI Lisuttusnt. The relative rank
80 tho o.lic.rt q The army and ma
~ and tie te % divisions in the for
nation of these twp branches Of
the >crvi-. pr. a follows:
ARMY. NAVY.
General. or Command Admiral.
cr-iu-chiaf,
Lieut.. Gen -ral. Vice Admiral.
Major General Rear Admiral.
BrigadierGen rtl. Commodore.
Colonel. Captain.
Lieut.. Colonel. Commander.
Yajn-. Lieut.. Commander.
C4ptsin. Lieutenant.
Flr-, lieutenant, Master.
second Iitu;cuant, Ensign.
DIVISION, OF THE ARM.
Squad-A subdivision q com
pany, compounded by sergeant or
Corporal
Piatoon-Ilalf % a company,
c0mmagded 5y a Lieutenant.
Company-Not more than one
bundled men. commanded BY a
Captain.
Batalli9n-Four companies com :
msnded by a MIjo-.
R.g.ment-Threa bataliions, com
msudrd IS a Colonel.
Brigate-Two or more regiments,
commaad,-I by . Brisadier Gener-
aL
D.yisio1-Tvc or more hrigades,
commanded ~ = Major General.
CorpS-Twn or more divisions,
commanded by a Lieutenant Gen.
eraI.
DIVISIONS OF THE NAVY.
sqHadrpn-a detachment OF s
fleet employed OF any particular
service.
Fl0;il.a-l feet 81 small vessels.
F.est-A large number u wa
vessels under one commander.
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THREE TRAINS
DAILY TO
CINCINNATI

The +. F. V. vesiibulc
Limited Is the finest train in the
world and runs through to Wash
ington, Baltimore, Phi.adelphia
and view York. It isIighied with
electricity and heated with steam
II you intend travelling in any d.
re,tiou write for full ins ,rmaiiOn
to { b. RYAN, Asst G. P. A.
Cinc'nn I'll, Ohio.
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Engine and Boiler for Sale.

We Will al cheap Tor Cash OF
BsBk Ho,e we'll >-egr.d. one veTti-
cal boiler, 5 lee; high. SG-ineh di.
aTet.r, with injector, one S,rauhs
3lLiuCh vertical b.rrs, one center
crank engine 7Kl0 cylinder. Rea.
son FOR selling, too smsll for our
custom HsTTES L wARRES,
Buchanan, Ky.
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Shake Into Your Shoes.

Aliens FOOt-Ease, a powder fcr
the feet. Ii cures painful, swollen
smarting,nervOus feet and instant
ly takes the sting out Of corns and
bunniOns. It's the greatest Oc nfOrt-
discovery Ofthe age. Aliens Foot
Ease make tight or new shoes feel
easy. 1t is q certain cure for sweat
ing, eallOus and hot, tired and ach.
ing feet. Try it to-day. sold by
all druggist and shoe stores. BY
mail for - cents in stamps. Tri,
al package free. Adaress Allen :
0lmsted, Leroy, y. Y.
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CaPt-in, no, mounted, 81 500; First
Lieutenant, mounted. 5000; First
Lieutenant. rot mounted. 1880;
second Lieutenant, mounted. 81
go; second ileutenant,not mount
ed. Sl.t00.
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House and Lot for Sale.

Good twO-story fame residence
Louisa, with good sized lot
healthy location, pure water, desi'
rable property. Price 500. FoI
further particulars apply 10 NJ. +
CONLEY.
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We have climbing arrangenenis
by which We can furnish the fol-
lowing publications with the BIG
SANDY News a, the reduced prices
named:
y. Y. World. three times a
week, and NEws, both one year
lSI.65.
Louisville Weekly Dispatch. an
NEws, Sl.65.
Cincinnati Weekly Enquirer
and NEws, $3.50.
Courier journal, twice a week
ami MINIS, $3.50.
Home Il Farm and NKws. l.25.
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BLAINE.

Your high salaried embassador
pays a flying visit to the manufac-
turing industries Of this city, when
n season Of unusual activity prs
sents itself. At the carriage works
a farm wagon will be completed
during the summer or early fall
that was ordered by one Of our
prominent merchants when the
wagon maker was a young msn,
and has been under course of con-
structiOn ever since. As the struc-
ture assumes form under the def
manipulation OF the mechanic, the
frost OF time has bleaehed his hair
until without his hat he looks like
a flag Of truce. The purchasers de-
sire for the wagon is intensified as
time rolls on.
RumOr has it that the Butler
Foster Shoe Co. cOntemplates NOV
ing their massive machinery, tools
&C., to the new oil developments on
the Edwards farm. This may be
delayed somewhat as the firm is
negotiating with the government
for a large contract for making
army shoes.
Col. W. $. Edwards, the Blaine
breeder OF Kentucky saddle horses
that tread the light fantastic toe
for mans ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Col. has them by the acre, all sizes,
lagos, and conditions, from a mere
silver to the giant sampson. An
Interesting thing about the saddle
horse is the fact that he will carry
you to the end Ofthe road on his
back, but IL you ask him TO pull
the pillow or other agricultural i'm
plements, all the elements Of his
nature rebel, evidently holding
to the teachings OF the typical Ken
lucky planter, that negroes and
mules were intended by nature to
perform the ordinary drudgery Of
life.
Hon. II. II. Gambill talks gold
but takes silver, and divides his
time between his extensive farm
Operations and playing checkers
with the boys.
THE OIL WELL
on the Edwards farm has develop
ed into a fine producer. Another
large storage tank has been COM
pletsd during the week and active
preparations for enstalling a cen
trial power plant designed TO pump
a numb, Of wells are now under
way and considerable drilling will
be done dnring the summer. Fol.
lowing in the footsteps Of the oil.
man comes the means Of Transport
ing the product. We believe &
rail road is a thing OF the immedi.
ate future.
Col. Chas. a. McNalIy, a Pennsyl.
vania capitalist, head OF the Oil
Producing firm OF McNaIly and
Gray is expected here in few days
That Knob Branch ghost has
again made its appearance. Thi,
time it attempted to block the aP
prOaeh Of Engineer Pierce Burton
an oil well pumper, on his way t.
work. AT midnight last night a
a lonely, secluded spot, in the road
his ghOstEhip made himself mani.
fest in two sections, to the dIsmsy o
the belated pumPer. Fortunately
for Mr.. Burton his faithful dog
Drum, came to his rescue, and be
ing a fairly good sprinter himsel
he made bis escape. The ghost i
described as being about eighteel
feet high and very eOmpaetIy bull
and having the disagreeable babi
Of appearing and disappearing a
the most inOpportune times
ghost has been seen there befOr
but this Is the first report Of thei
appearing in clusters.
Man About Town.
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n,.rTsAanrS 50 al S-SAs Tear In Lusy.
To suit tooaceo easily aua foseyer. u uar
netie. fua q lie. Eerre AL rieor. tASe So-IS
h1e. - uonacr ucrksr thAt aakrS ueak Ne.
gtru.G- Al cruzrists. Sc g a. Cure guzr2n-
tcrd heaklst aa1 sNnp,e free Attress
slcrilrr ienrc,y Dc. ChiC1ro ~ ,,eu N0Ik
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Big Sandy Division.
Time Table il eject May lC.

fAss TtAtS -leasts Ashland : 90 =.
u afrNrs Lsusa Sa5 Peach o.
chani ais. Nhiirhouse i0s5ap. n.
Returning. Leave. Whiithouse Al 3 20
e. "a arrives Loui.a 42c. Ashland
zoo.
Nixtn TEaiS.-
LeaSg. WhlleAuHsc .. a. ~. t.ouisa Is
a.. arrives hushaaan s.io, Cat
lett hfrfg -. Ashland 9stu. Re-
turning ic4rs- A.hiaff 80 D. NJ,
tathGish.fg rs. 5urhsnan , so; ar
riyts iUui-a 1855. Peach Orrhard & 20
Nsilehu,srs ~.
o.. - srEW ART. nc. BOUGnrON.
Train Master. Ats.g Sept.
Ashland. ~
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IR.I.P.A.N.S
pncted N11hsae olaEs
TEN HOQ FINE CENTA

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THE
THE
TWICE / E:.E COURIER itGaIAi
$1.0o a year.
Issued WEDNESDAY and Satur-
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BeEisling January ]. isys, the Week
ID Ton 10 idHgnli uas changed % the
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caiiou iAy arc Wcine. AZ aud satnr-
day The Wednesday paper aiilhe de-
voted 70 new ana poiiiical tgpics. The
saturday islr uIll hc dsYote4 20 stori-s.
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The fU..f a. III thr pafsr sili not u
ehauErt amt tie battle Tor pnre l,emac-
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intoivrd % rlie Improvements acted the
price q the Is.tr-a stsk losrier Jour
uai VII fruiaiu iilc .n.r. 81 . year. A
feature during - coming var viii b.
THE editorials a ~. hcniy Watlersnu
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Daily Courier Journal, year, 500
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The Big sancy News.
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A NEW TRIUMPH.
The Dreaded Consumption
can be cured,
I. 4. SlOcum, the Great Chemist
and Scientist, will send to Suf-
ferers, three free bottles OF his
Newly Discovered Remedies
10 cure Consumption ahd
all Lung Troubles.

Nothing cOhld be faifrr, more philan-
fhroPic or carry more Joy 10 the sfiii,ted
than the generous offer a the honored
aud listing ished chemist, IA. Slucum.
n. c.. II New YORK CitY.
lie has discovered reliable and ahs0-
Int cSise for consumption aud all bron-
chial. throat. lung aud chest dneases,
catarrhal affections. general decline and
weakness. l0ss 81 issh aud al cnn.litioua
q NAstiug away aHd % uase It's great
merits Known. Will send three free batlles
Of his fewiy di-cGvered rumtdtcs "a Fny
sfiiietrd reader 81 the Gig Sasdy Nr~s
Already his new scientific system OF
ulediciae has permanently curei thous.
snd- OF apparsEuy hupeless case-.
The DoCtor considers it not only b.
professional. but hi. religious iuty pa
du;y Whioa be yves suffering human
iiy 10 donate hi.infallibic cure
lie hss proved the dreaded consump-
ton "a be durable disease beyoud 4
doubt. ~ siy climate. and has on ne iu
hts tmeiicsu sni Eufo.taa lsiiarutuTir.
thousands % heartfelt ts-tim.rlals Of
I EFatltndt fiun these bemnlici aud
cared in al part II lhr Sotli
Catarrhal ard pulmonary trs,al.ics lrs
20 coaaumPtior. an,i c0nsamFt o., uniu
( terrupt-i. means speedy aui csTtair
death Don't delay uhiil iris toa iaie
SIMPLY NIi-r A Slccum. v 4 - ilu,
stree. New YORK. gisiGg eNprss ass
/ posioiiicc address ald the snrr IurJisiri
I will Srprumptlv -rlt l'rasc tsll ih
nocior you say his of'cr 10 the Biz Sand,
I NSwe. isirls,
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MOTHERS FRIEND

my wife suffered more in ten min
utes with either Of her other two chill
dren than she did altogether with her
last, having previously used four bot
ties Of Mothers Friend IL IS 3
blessing to any one expecting to be-
come . MOTHER, says customer.
HKSDKRsOS DALE, Carmi, Illinois.
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@lss I'll lGi hdEN
All Rhl Line

cincinnas.
AL all p-ints in Iadiara, II
Iinois Missouri, Kansas, Ne
br lskl. Texas, Colorado, Or
egon, Califo- ia, Minnesota,
WiscoE sin, and all western
and northwestern states.
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SENT FREE
To Housekeepers.
Liebig Companys
Extract of Beef
Cook Book,

Telling how to prepare many
delicate and delicious dishes
Address, Liebig Co., p. O. Box
27ls, New York.
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fHE GSslhsi Xxx CT ftg 1881
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o. D-uEEists a: an. OF sent By eEpress On reeeipi
OF pr4os writs for bOok containing tsstinO1iAis
and valuable inforDau0n for all hotasTs. frs
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The use of tns port batteries. The
firing then became % long revcrberaiing
crash Of thunder and the shells rakss
che spanish batteries with terrible az
feet Fire broke ont In Catalina fort
aud sllenccd the Spanish guns. The
firing Of the feet continued until !
O'Clock. when the Spanish ceased firing
entirely. aud Admiral sampson hoisled
Tine "ceasc hrinR" signal
Generally the fire Of the fleet was
very destructive. Many Of the earth
works were knocked TO pieces and tho
Esirolla and Catalina Notifications
rere 10 damaged that II is question:
bic whether they ever will be able 10
renew any effective work during the
war
After the feet retired the spanlards
returned 10 some Of the guns aud sent
twelve shells after the feet, but no one
was injured one large shell fell close
70 the collier Justin.
Throughout the entire engagement
no American ship was hurt and no
American was injured. The spaniard.
stuck 10 their Runs. and their loss
must have been heavy
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FIERCE FIGHTING At Manila
One Thousand Spaniards Killed and
Two Thou1and Captured.
ts.urrenis Under Protection Of Dcwsy's
Guns are Capturing spanish Out
posts-City MAY Vail before
Merritt's Boys Arrive.

washington. June 7.-Adviccs from
Mantle confirm persistent rumors Of
spnuish reverscs at the hands Of In
,ureents under Acquinaldo spanish
y,rri,ons around Manila have all been
driven into the city, and all the Spanish
population IL being removed into the
walled portion ~ the city. For seventy
hours a hand.to.hand combat has
rnsed. with the advantage decidedly
ON the side Of the insurgents. who Fight
with long knives. A thousand Span
Iards have been killed and about 1000
captured.
The insurgent have taken Malaban.
Taaiac. Bacoor aud san Tamera. and
are attacking Moorlatc, which Is a sub
orb Of the city.
Anativc regiment has shot It's officer,
and Joined the insurgents. The In.
,urgent army Is growing daily.
Admiral Dewey has gathered III,
steamers now blocknded In the river 1,
lie on Cavite In readiness 10 rccciy,
foreigners. The Spanish are losing
arms ammunition and field piecei
almost daily, 40 persistent are III,
rebel attacks. The natives are focls
ing 10 Aquinaldos standard. lie il. OF
the whole, conducting the campaign OF
humane principles. In the course Of I
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tiANiLLA HERO DEAD.
Captain Oridiey o. tho Oiympia Dies Or m
Injuries Received.

Injuries Received
Washington. June captain Charles
v. Gridley, commander OF the cruiser
Olympia, and one Of the heroes Of the
brilliant victory Of Manila is dead.
The announcement Of his death was
received by the navy department In
cablegram from Paymastcr Gait. Of the
navy. dated at Kobe, Japan. June Z.
and directed 20 Secretary Long The
dispatch contains This simple state.
ment' Captain Gridley died today.
Remains accompany me on Coptic."
Captain Vernon Gridlcy il the first
American officer Of great prominence
whose death Is direct result Of the
existing war with Spain. As the com
mander Of Admiral Dewey splendid
flagship. and one Of the admlral's chief
advisers, Captain Gridley achieved dis.
tinction az the battle Of Manila bay
and added 10 his previous laurels by
winning high praise from his superlors
In the service for distinguished gal.
lantry and ability. lie fought his ship
from the coming tower, while Admiral
Dewey directed the movements Of his
squadron from the bridge Of the vessel.
II was not known for several weeks
after the engagement that Captain
Gridley had suffered from Il, aud even
now the precise nature Of his trouble ID
not disclosed.
Upon the arrival Of the Zafro nj
Hongkong ON the Goth Of May, the navy
department was notified that Captain
Gridley had been condemned by n
board OF medical survey and "lnvalided'
home. Subsequent adviccs received
by the department indicated thai
Captain Gridley was suffering from ths