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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-11
BIRMINGHAM ROLLING MILL TO BE SOLD.

RECEIVERS AUTHORIZED TO TRANSFER PRoP-
ERTY TO REPUBLIC IRON COMPANY
Birmingham, Ala. May 10 (SpeciaD.-A decree
was entered In the Chancery Court to-day author-
zing the receivers Of the Birmingham Rolling Mil
10 sell the property except debts due the
company. TO the Republic Iron and Steel Company
for a sum not less than $4,000 Before making
the sale the receivers must deposit in court s43o-
oO and execute bond of $4,000 TO pay all claims
against the company. and also deposit $4,000 FOR
court costs attorney fees. etc. The receivers are
authorized to sell the raw and finished iron on
hand at market cost
BY this arrangement the Republic company VIII
Mill which on the above basis, Is to cost the
company about $4,000 The conditions appear TO
be such will meet AL claims against the fons
The latter will meet in this city tomorrow 10
ratify the sale to the Republic company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-11
rryrzrE1A ARBITRATION POSTPONED.

ro prc,x OK line 15-INDIcATIoN THAT THE
PEACE CONGRESS WILL BE BRIEF
Washington. May 1O-The British-Nenezue'ah
arbitration which was to begin In Paris on May ~
has been postponed until June i5 An inference mas
been drawn from this postponement that the car
Peace Congress will be brief. as Mr. Maertens' the
eminent jurist is one OF the Russian oee sac
49, - ,ho arbjtrators on the Venezuelan
Question: II was impossible therefore, TOT MN 20
he present at both meetings postponelneenr IL 81
Iune il with the understanding That the serNlces "a
Mr. Maertens at The Hague would not ee psnnai
representatives II is hardly expected ,hat M u,
Maertens would leave the congress WINE MsS i s
.eseton so that the arrangement just conciuunea Is
teLen 10 indicate that the Peace congress VIII oe
nded nv June 49, thus giving about three weeks ior
l;srtt Esftn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-11
AUERICAN TRACT SOCIETY MEETING.

The soveniy-fourth annual meeting OF the Amer
lean Tract Society held yesterday In the chapel
OF the Madison Square Presbyterian Church Cen
erai O. o. Howard, the president. was in the chair.
Reports from the various officers were read. They
showed that much good work had been done In the
last year by the organization. although the society.
owing 10 the many calls on charity growing out OF
the Amerlcan-spanish war. received less aid than
usual The total d.sbursem ents OF the society for
the year ending April were 49, al 81 leaving only
$3.50 on hand General Howard as well most
Of the other officers. were reelected. The Rev
Drs. John Wesley Brown and J. ~ Booth and
David Steele chosen honorary vice-pre sidents
in place OF the late Rev DR. John Hall. J. r. Dur
yea of Brooklyn. and 7. w. j. wyne. Of Phila-
delphia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-11
A TURN IN THE STOCK MARKET.
SHARP RALLY THROUGHOUT THE LIsT-soaE Of
THE GAINS

SHARP RALLY THROUGHOUT THE LIsT-soME OF
THE GAINS.
After many successive days OF dechhihs prices
the stock market turned" yesterday, sharp RAINY
occurring throughout the list and notable net gains
being made in many issues. There were no OUTSIDE
influences to cause the advance, as there had oeen
none to explain the previous decline, The market
was weak again yesterday morning. but by noon
the ng-continued pressure 10 sell relaxed ana
domestic buying demand at the low level SET H. re-
inforcing the heavy purchasing for London ac-
count and the bears FASTENED 10 cover their short
contracts The advance continued 10 the end OF
business, the market closing strong Some OF the
net gains made yesterday were in Tobacco, IL per
cent: Brooklyn Rapid Transit ~; Manhattan, ;;
Peoples Gas. Az; Reading first preferred. ~ Read
ing second preferred 2ss Third Avenue >: New-
Federal Steel "A; Continental ToSaccS 3; Colorado 9
Fuel and Iron, 26s; Burlington. 3%; st. Paul rs;
Rock Island. 1ss; American Smelling. SIS Sugar,
2is Steel and Wire 3la and Steel Hoop, 5 per cent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-11

ness or in social life. man ike that shoulu DC
srnteuced to live for thirty days in room where all
the walls were mirrors He would then get SICK OF
his own unwhoesomeness, just as other people 90 90;
such man should have honest portrait tnat dd
mol aater him always before his eyes. II only costs
triae for man to dress we'll and It costs sun less
for him TO keep clean, wholesome and healthy IN
physical way When a mans stomach Is ignt ana
his digestion is right his blood will be pure ana Iieh
and he will be wholesome and healthy physically.
Dr.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery makes man
right in every way by making his stomach liver and
digestion right. II gives him hearty appetite ana
hciitates the assimilation Of the life giving elements
81 the food II drives OFT all impurities from the
blood Ii is the great blood maker aud esh-ouiqer
II does not build fabby flesh make corpuient peo
pie more corpuent. Honest druggists dent aovise
substitutes.
@Iwas tired all the time, whites J. Edward DayIs Esq
lcare OF Geo r. LssheT), r4l No 10Th ST. Phaoeph "a
,Iu the morning felt II had slept and was too
lsnguid TO eat ] troubled With pmpes, b?ils dizzy
head backache and hollow cheeks. Al one time had
twenty-eigh bols my back was very desponoent ana
thought nothing would cure Then commenced TO
nke DR. Pierces Golden Medical Discovery. This med
tine together with Pierces Pleasant Pellets cured
ne Folks now say; Hello. I'd What's become OF
- Xs~6s>-' 49, f.s-rg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-11
SIGHTS A DERELICT AND ICEBERGs

The Wilson liner Ohio. which arrived here yes
terday from Hull. England while its way
across the ocean. April co. In latitude IS deg 81
min and longitude % deg. 20 min. sighted dan
gerous derelict, believed to be the bark Slddartha.
of Sackyille, ~ Is. The foremost, with small
part OF the foretopmast, was standing, the lower
portion OF the mainmast was leaning aft and had Il
mart OF a yard dangling from H. and the mzzen-
mast was broken near the deck The hull Of the
bark was painted black The Slddartha was
previously reported April 2s In latitude IS deg
iougItude q deg and then II said that her
masts were gone On May g. In latitude 40 deg.
20 min. and longitude 81 deg 70 min. the Ohio
feet out OF the water. and was quarter OF a
mile I'm length
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-11
GUARDIAN SOcIETTs ANNUAL MEETING

The sixty-hfth annual meeting Of the American
Female Guardian Society was held yesterday.
with an exhibition from II TIL p. m. at the
House OF Industry and Home for the Friendless
No. % East Twenty -nlnth-st:. showing the work
~ the day pupils in the twelve Industrial schools
Of the society. The annual meeting was held at
ii o'clock in the morning The reports Of the
Townsend tho attending physician. and the DIFF
ferent committees were read IL was shown that
there was not n single death in the year The
report on the day industrial schools showed that
there 1855 children on the lists and the
average attendance was 3.67
In the afternoon entertainment was given in
which the children OF the Home Chapel sarg. re-
cited and showed their drills and games
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-11
TAufANY MEN TO GO TO Albany.

The Tammany delegation that is going to Albany
TODAY TO urge Governor Roosevelt 10 sign the Ford
franchise tax bill held meeting yesterday In the
Wigwam in East Fourteenth-st. and organized by
electing Abner c. Thomas chairman and Thomas
= Smith secretary. The men selected 10 make the
speeches for the delegation were state Senator
Grady ex-Justice Van Hoesen ana Ihomas r.
Donnelly II was decided TO have the delegation
go on a train which leaves the Grand central sta
lion at S:45 a. m. to-day. and Secretary Smith VIII
20 by an earlier train and ask the Governor TO
postpone the hearing on the bill until the deleBa-
tion can get into his presence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-11
PosToFFIcE FORCE TO BE INCREASED.

Mr.. VAN CoTT AUTHORIZED TO EMPLOY MORE
CARRIERS AND CLERKS
New York was at the Postofice Department to-day
and secured authority for substantial addition to
the force OF the New-York Office. lie said that the
business there was increasing rapidly that II was
almost impossible to handle II with the present
force Forty more carriers and a fair increase in
the number OF clerks will probably be allowed 10
him. the increase 10 be effective on July /.
The night superintendent OF the local mail SER
vice said last night that the force OF carriers and
clerks was generally increased about July l. which
is the first day OF the fiscal year OF the Postoffce
Department lie said that additional force OF
carriers and clerks was needed 20 handle the mail
al this Office the mail too much for tho
present force to attend 10 without working over
time every day. The Law regulates the working
hours OF the carriers, he added. but the clerks
more each day al their post, IN order that
the mail matter might reach It's destination with
out any delay. The increase In the business done
at the General Postoftce and It's branches was not
exceptionally large. but a little more than the
with larger force the mail service Of this city
could be greatly improved" he continued. In
the upper and other sections OF the city man is
tend 10 the work OF distributing and collecting In
those districts have long routes, and are constantly
under a strain In handling the mall The service
IN the districts would be much better II the num-
Der OF clerks and carriers there were Increased
There Ii also need OF new branch offices In the
neighborhood OF High Bridge and kingsbridge Tor
the POPULATION In that part OF tho city u growing
rapidly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-11
INCORPORATED AT TRENTON.

Trenton n j. May 1O-Articles of incorporation
were filed here this morning by the Atlantic Brass
Company. with a capitalization Of 100000. The
concern is to manufacture and deal In brass fittings
and patented car-axe bearings and railroad appli-
ances. The corporators are Scott Lanahan Charles
NJ Reyrblds Henry Meyers, Charles X. Burke of
New York and Robert l.. Green, of Elizabeth.
The Cuban Land and Steamship Company was
also Incorporated here to-day with capital stock
of 81 900. The corporators are l.. Frederick
Schmidt Frederick II. Matchmaker, Z. Parke CODY
and William c. Baur. OF New-York and Eibridge
G. Ridiout. The company's principal office In New
Jersey q TO be AT PaSsaic,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-11
PM DELTA THETA DINNER.

The metropolitan members Of the Phi Delta
Theta fraternity dine together this evening at the
ST. Denis Hotel. Ex-Presideat Harrison, who is a
member of the fraternity. and is now staying at
the Fifth Avenue Hotel. is expected TO be present
and speak The other speakers will be General
r. J. Morgan, DR.. {. L. Bassott the Rev. Roland
S. Dawson and William H. Carey.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-11
CAPTAIN PARKER COMING HOME.

THE CRUISER BOSTON ALSO TO RETURN TO THE
g. UNITED STATES
Washington. May 1o.-Captain Barker. the senior
pficer Of Deweys feet and the commander OF the
battle-ship oregon, will be the next commanding
officer to return from Manila. The Navy Depart
rnent has arranged for Captain George F. Wilde. at
present in command Of the Boston also AT Manila.
TO relieve him. Captain Barker was one OF the most
active members OF the Naval War Board
The cruiser Boston is also to come 10 the United
states. She will cross the Pacific 10 san Francisco
and will be extensively overhaued and altered at
the Mare Island Navy Yard; The Boston Is a
sister ship OF the Atlanta, which is just emerging
from the hands Of the repairers at the New YORK
Navy Yard and will be improved at all points as
VA he A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-11
INDUSTRIAL COMBINATIONS

EARNINGS NEARLY FIVE MILLIONS
ANNUAL REPORT OF THE AMERICAN TOBACCO
COMMUNICATIONS OF DIRECTORS
The annual meeting OF the American iop'eeo
Company was held at the company's once IN inc
Prudential Building at Newark, yesterday. Thess
directors were elected: For three years, James -
Duke, Benjamin n. Duke George orents' =: ~
Cobb and George W. Watts; for two years W. n
Harris. Josiah Browne. John Dovehoefer' A. y.
Brady; for one year. Harrison J. prummond ana
F. A. II. Widener. ...oo- 49,. no -, a..
The treasurers report shows s62 2s7 % OF as
sets. The net earnings for the year Were ~ tom
the sale OF the plug-iobaceo business 70 the o@ ,
mental Tobacco Company and SLsst,.,t ~ 1sos
other sources. The surplus on Decemper a. i''''
was So, SOL. SIS 81. , LA 60 oR, .
600 of preferred stock and $310OOoO or con .,0
stock making total Of stock issued o. s, vas n
diyidend OF per cent on preferred and common
stock and of per cent or scrip Issued May L. is"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-11
CAPITAL STOCK REDUCED.

Al a. special meeting of the Bay State Snoe and
Leather Company yesterday It's captai stoeA was
reduced from 100000 to 100000 The factory Is In
sIpg sing and the company formerly did much bus-
ness with the prison. At the annual election OF
officers Charles f. Blgeow was reelected Presl-
dent: Edwin w. Bgelow yee-presi1TSnr, WILLIE" ,raa ~
,irep They. with Frederick Hull, Nelson H. stewart
and Emerson Howe, constitute the Board OF DA-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-11
uP. HOBARTS IMPROVEMENT CONTINUES

HE MAY BE ABLE TO GO TO LONG BRANCH III
THE END OF THIS MONTH.
Washington. May 10.-Vice-President Hobart con-
,,,ues 10 improve slowly, and his family believe
ne will be able to leave the city for Long Branch
about the end OF the month. telegram con-
yeying the compliments OF the President ana Mrs.
,fcK,nlev and expressing hope for the Vice-Presl-
da,,,s comfort was received by Mrs. Hobart to-
AZ and a suitable reply was returned The Presi-
dents dispatch indicated satisfaction WIN MS pres
surroundings.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-11
NAVY.

g. BLocKL1NGER Is dstached
from command Of the Charleston and ordered home
and await orders.
Lieutenant b. BIlSH Is ordered 10 duty as executive
officer Of the Vicbsourg, May J.
Lieutenant J. G C'RESAP Is detached from the VickS-
burg and placed waiting orders.
Lieutenant p. ANDREWS is detached from the BETH shem
Iron Works and ordered to the Pensacola
Passed Assistant Paymaster J. +. FIFFE Is detached
from the Annapolis and ordered 10 the Monongahela
paymaster d. V CHADWICK is ordered to the
Annapolis.
Lieutenant MARBLE Is detached from the New ork
and the Asatic Station by steamer May 70
Surgeon T. ROGERS IL detached from the Buffalo end
ordered examination for promotion and await
orders
Assistant surgeon II. S. BLAKEMAN lie detached from
the Buffalo. ordered home and await orders.
Passed Assistant Surgeon J. G. ROSEN BLEUTH is de-
taehed from the Vermont and ordered 10 the Buffalo.
Assistant Paymsster EUGENE c. ToBEY is appointed
from Portland, Me.
Lieutenant II. MCREA is ordered TO the Bureau Of
Equipment for compass instruction.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-11
A SALVATION ARMY WEDDING.

STAFF Captain Carl c. Hylcsted. the assistant
editor OF the publications OF the Salvaaton Army.
and Captain Louise Yost member OF the same
organization. Will be- married at 1910 O'Clock on
Sunday morning at the Salvation Army head9uar-
tiers. In Fourteenth-st. The ceremony WIN be
performed by Lieutenant Colonel William Brewer.
the editor-in-chief OF the Salvation Army pubca-
tons The public Is invited to the wedding.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-11
THE CAPITAL STOCK INCREASED.

THAT or THE AMERICAN BRICK COMPANY NO"
q. 600 600 AND OF THE STORAGE BATTERY
COMPANY. OF PHILADELPHIA sisccocoo
Trenton N. j.. May lO-ln tho secretary y.
s,a,a,s offace here this morning the American Brick
Company organized a few weeks ago TO control a
number of brick concerns on the Hudson IN
creased it's capital stock from 100000 to Sl5vVp
The stock Is divided into 10000 shares OF wmch
5000 shares are to be preferred. bearing cumu-
lative Interest OF per cent -, r,.,,
deiphia also increased It's capital stock 70 the ex-
tent Of 900 This makes the total cspnai s'Vch
SIS 600 600 The concern Incorporated unneI lle
laws OF New-Jersey I'm 1885 with capitalization OF
merous electric-yehicle companies which have been
organized recently 1t Is controlled by the whitney
gyndicate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-11
REFORM ~ WAR DEPARTMENT BUREAUS.

SECRETARY ALGER WANTS IMPORTANT MATTERS
HANDLED MORE EXPEDITlousLY
Washington. May 10.-secretary Alger to-day
had a consultation lasting an hour with the
bureau chiefs Of the War Department on mat
tiers relating 10 the business methods OF the De-
partnent II is the desire of the Secretary TO
have more expedition in the handling OF I'M
portant matters by each bureau.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-11
ADMIRAL DEwEY's HEALTH GOOD.

Washington, May l0-Rtar-Adniral Van Reypen,
Surgeon General of the Navy has received letter
from the surgeon Of the Oregon, DR.. Stevenson, at
Manila. stating that the health OF the ships COM
pany IS excellent Notwithstanding the trying heat
OF the tropics. Surgeon Stevenson adds: The
Admiral Dewey Is looking well and feeling we'll"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-11
rwENrY.oNE MILLS ALREApY INcLUDEp.

II Is learned that tweaty-one mills are already In
cluded In the combination Of manufacturers OF nne
writing paper. and that arrangements are wen ao
yanced for the organization OF the new company
Its nroposed capital Is s12 10000 preferred Stock
N256o 90 common stock and sl70o0Oo bonds ana
there will be 100000 working capital ana mer-
chandse on hand.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-11

President Ham Of the Board OF General APP
nralsers yesterday received from washington lne
commission OF ex-Congressman fischer 90 " - -
20. - ,ho BOARD The appointment is to take
rf.ct whenever Mr. Fischer qualities by taking the
oath. Mr.. Ham said that he had not yet heard
from Mr. Fischer and did not know when ne IN
tended to qualify. A. r,.ou.u
Ferdinand ~ Shurten, whose place MT, rlsohe'
Was desienated 10 take. received a note from the
Troasrrv Department yesterday informing him
that he had been removed The removal 10 take
eneEI note Two or three months ago, when Con-
sressman sherman appointed to the place h
ssna3e hut he finally decided not 10 accept the
place. ,,s 90 sa, ,,esterdav whether
he urouId contest the legality or MS re-
VI IN the courts His friends say That he Is
seriously thinking Of taking such actIoh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-11
NOT IN STEEL COMBINATION.

Plttsburg May 1O.-The firm of Jones q LaushNns
made an authoritative denial to-day OF the report
that It was to be included In the great steel COM
bination said 10 be now In process OF formh'loh'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-11
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS.

Washington, May lO-The following Army and
Navy orders have been issued:
ARMY.
A board to consist Of Major HENRY s. KlLBOCRNE.
surgeon; CAPTAIN WILLIAM SrEPHENSON, acung
surgeon: Captain LAWRENCE J. BRCFF. Ordnance
Department.: Captain WILLIAM B. GORDON ord
nance. IS appointed to meet June H. at the Army
Pulding New-York, for the examination OF lieuten-
ants ordered 20 appear before II. with a view TO
transfer to the Ordnance Department.
The following officers detailed represent the Medical
Deuartnert Of the Army AZ the annual meeting OF
the American Medical Association 10 he held .. co
lumbus Ohio, June g. observation-disclosures BGNJA-
MIN f. POPE. Deputy Surgeon-Genera.; Major
WILLIAM b. DAVIS surgeon; Captain MERRlITE
W IRELAND. assistant surgeon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-11
LOCAL BUSINESS COMPLICATIONS.

The Sheriff has received execution for Sl,945
against Thomas f. Wright. milk dealer of No 1856
West Twenty ATHEIST. in favor OF L. H. Patterson
on an assigned claim for milk sold by the Scranton
Dairy Company. Mr.. Wright used the style OF the
Orange and Sullivan County Milk Association. He
bought the business In February, 1893, from the
estate OF A. X King giving a chattel mortgage
for $4,000 which he afterward reduced TO 1900
said he had given bill OF sale of the business to
Edward Peckham.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-11

Judgment for 1881 entered yesterday against
Ernst Busse. liquor dealer, OF No. l4l Avenue A.
in favor OF J. & NJ Haffen for balance due on a
chattel mortgage made by. him on June l6. lsG,
for $500 which was foreclosed two months ago,
and the sale realized $500. He had the place for
about seven years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-11
DIED IN 4 PARKWAY HOIhL'

A COLORADO MAN. REGISTERED AT THE AsloN
HOUSE. STRICKEN WITH HEART DIS
EASE IN BROOKLYN
William r. Whtmore. OF Leadyille Col, tenn
norarily staying at the Aston House. died from
heart disease last night at about o'clock at the
palm Hotel at Lawrence-st. and Ocean Parkway
Brooklyn. Mr. Whitmore is said to have been a
mine-owner and Spectator.
He went to the Palm Hotel in company with
George McDade OF No. 1856 Tompkins-ave.. Brook
lyn The two men ordered supper and while walt
Ing for It TO be served. Whitmore complained OF
feeling ILL., He grew worse rapidly that an am
bulance was sent for. Before medical assistance
came however, Mr.. Whmore died. The surgeon
said heart disease probably the cause. The
palm Hotel Is conducted by Jay o. Banks The
Aston House was Informed OF the death and n tee-
gram was sent to Whitmore's friends In Leadyille.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-11

Judgment for s4,Os9 was entered yesterday again
Araon X. Powell. formerly OF A. X Powell & c,
wholesale dealers In wooens at No. 25S Canals
In favor OF Harriet Ella Fairchild on q note.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-11
FISCHER APPOINTED AN APPRAISER

M SUCCEED r. n. sHURTLEFf. REMOVED BY THE
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
Washington. May lex Representative lsraei
- u,.oher ~ brooklyn. has been appointed
rosr,bor NJ the Board OF General Appraisers at
Wew-York. in place Of Mr.. shurtlen removed
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1899-05-26

tin.lr a! IEugwuInI cry. n ytr has lie
swervcd from ihe party line. The
party platform is TO him his lag and
his gospel.
He has aieo shown executive
ability of the highest order. He con-
Gncted the campaign that ii,st placed
Grover Cleveland in the White House
To his IntirinG activity, sl1epless en-
ergy and personal magnetism WAS tie
victory due. He gave out no inter
views, but performed his work quiet
y and decisivelv, never leaving tie
wheel for Il sec nd. Every Democrat
knew that there was n muster hand Il /
the helm. The wind whistled throug h
the rigging and there was heavy
sea, but the ship of Democracy was
held TO her course without hoarsc
calls through speaking trumpets and
II rumpus on deck, and finally size
sailed safely into harbor for the first
time insst quarter of II century"