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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-10-27
ISIHMlaN COMMISSION
Hopes to Be Abe to Give Congress a Full
Report.

Washington. oct. 2G.-The several com
mittees of the isthmian canal commission
are daily working AT their rooms III the
Corcoran building. All the members 81
he committee which Went to Paris u IN
vcstigate the records and surveys OF the
french Panama co. have returned to the
city except Gen. Ernst. .he advance sur Z.
vey parties sent to the iSthmuS are II
work with the exception of the party
which is to examine the routes below
Panama and il will be shortly dis
patched. -.
The commission itself will MT leave the
United States until December. The mem
bers will make 4 personal inspection 81
all the suggested routes. those not mere
tofore completely surveyed as Well as tit
N!carag guam and Panama routes. 1t Is ne
lieVcd that this examination Will consume
at least three months so that the Con!mi1
sion will not return to the United states
until March. But as all the preliminary
work in connection with the treaties, con
tracts. examination of official surveys,
etc. is being done in advance. the com
mission upon its return can Immediately
begin the preparation of its report.
II think we will be able to submit re
port" said Senator Pasco. today, ~
time for Congress to act at the approach
ing session.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-10-27
EIGHTEEN MASS MEETINGS
Addressed by Gov. Roosevelt in Maryland
Within Short So Hours.

Baltimore Md, oct. Ex-Governor
Roosevelt OF New York. reached Balti-
more, AT II A. NJ. today. after a meteoric
tour Of SC hours through the western part
Of this state. during which lie spokl I'll u
mass meetings in as many different towns
in the interest Or the Republican state
ticket. The tour ended. last night. nj
Frederick with an imposing torchiight
procession and tremendous crowd to
hear and see the Rough Rider GOV
crnor. The night was spent in Frederick
at the home Of Calvin Mutt. and an early
start was made. this morning. A brict
stop and little handshaking at Bruce
Vile, Md. was the first incident Of the
trip. At Union Bridge i stop was made
and despite the early hour ana the chill
ing effects of an intense. damp fog. a
goodly and enthusiastic crowd had gath
cred to whom Governor Roosevelt briefly
spoke. At Westminster. where the next
stop was made. GOV. Roosevelt was IS
corted to 4 decorated platform, around
which about 2D0 people were gathered.
The speaker here again urged all good
republicans to support GOV. LowndtS.
This ended the speaking tour.
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A PACIFIC CABLE
Which Would Connect Us With The Phillip
pines. 43O7 Miles Away.

Washington. oct. 26.-In official and
diplomatic quarters attention is being
directed to the question of Pacific ca
BE linking this country with the Phil
ippines and points beyond and it is I'M
derstood that this government and
those foreign governments which would
be affected by the cable are now active
ly considering the subject. The ofti-
Gals here are assembling daily and
are preparing suitable maps with the
expectation that the matter will be
brought to the early attention of Con-
gress.
In general way the project is for
cable of four links, viz: From San
Francisco to Hawaii. 2120 miles; from
Hawaii to Wake island. 2044 miles;
from Wake island to Guam, 1898 miles;
from Guam to Manila, 1850 miles. These
landing points are all within the con-
troll of the United States, our flag hav
ing not long ago been raised on Wake
island. This would connect all the
American possessions in the Pacific By
a line crossing no foreign territory.
Besides this the plan permits of an
expansion so as to secure two outlets
to Asia and the Far East. The first of
these would be from Manila to the
Japanese islands of Fomosa, from
which island Japan has built a line to
the japanese coast and the main land
of Asia. The second outlet would be
from Hawaii south to Fanning's island,
at which point the newly projected
British cable from Vancouver to New
Zealand crosses.
The foregoing projects would not be
private enterprises, but government
undertakings. The government, it is
urged in support of the projects, would
be not only free from the present high
charges and from the supervision of
the foreign companies now handling
the business, but the lines being OPEN
ed to public and commercial uses at
| reasonable rates, would afford facili-
| ties for the expanding trade of the
Pacific, and thereby yield a considera-
| bic return to the government.
| Foreign governments which would be
| affected by this project-notably Rus
STA. Japan and Great Britain-are be-
ginning to show some concern over it.
and it is understood that the govern
! ment has been sounded of late from
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-10-27
S2.OOO.OOO ANNUAL PROFIT.
Idle Steel Works at Troy N. Y. Expected 10
Pay that Amount.

Troy. n. Y. oct. 26.-The Troy Times
says that it has direct authority for
saying that Troy interests in the Troy
Steel Co. have accepted the PROPOSE
ton ~ the New York and Boston stock
holders ~ join in the expense of resum-
ing work al the plant on Breaker is
land. this city. which has long been
idle. II is expected that the blast fur
naces and steel mills will be started
Immediately. Sixteen hundred men
will be employed. The capacity Of the
works is 400 tons basic bessemer steel
4 day. which would meanan annual pro
fit of more than $1,000. coo Orders for
10000 tons of steel billets and slabs
have been guaranteed on resumption
The principal New York stockholders
are: J. Pierpont Morgan. Henry H
Rogers. The Standard Oil Co, and
Blake Bros.
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LIEUT.. BRuMBY HOMOaED.
Presented With Handsome Sword by The
Georgia Legislature.

Atlanta, Ga, Oct. 25.-Georgia, today
paid tribute to her ranking hero of the
SDanish-Arerican war. Flag Lieut..
Thomas 5. Brumby of the Olympia, by
the presentation of q handsome sword,
in recognition of his noteworthy ser
vices at Manila. At 1890 A. NJ, joint
session OF the Georgia House of Rep
rescntatives and Senate was called.
and Lieut.. Brumby, escorted by the
Governor and senator's and congress
men of Georgia. was presented to the
Assembly. Governor Gambler, in a
short speech then presented the sword
to the lieutenant. At the conclusion
of the ceremonies, Il parade made up
from troops from Alabama, South
North Carolina and Georgia,
and q. a. II. veterans. was reviewed
by Governor Gambler and Lieut..
Brumby.
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STEAMER ZURICH LOST.
Crew Take 10 Two Rats. But All Blu, The
Captain Perish.

London: Oct. Collaboration has
reached here that the British steamer
1-urlch, l32' tons. which sailed from Ko.
during hurricane Oct. q. ut the Victen
islands. of the west coast Of Norway. II
IS said that the captain was saved. but NJ
is feared the crew has been lost.
laundering Of the steamer Enrich ba,.
reached here. II appears that. whom he
fate was evident. the crew constructs
Two RATS. The captain. three engineers
the second mate and four negroes. with
two dogs. went with the first. ana fkn
mate. boatswain stoker one white se1
man and nVe blacks with the seconL
water and both Were buneted Nv mi
waves Tor four days, the crews STRIVING
me first raft was picked up near iii
= lsten lslamCs' oct. p with only the CAP
me following cay. bearing ~ tract IF HI.
mainly except the corpse OF 2 negr,.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-10-27
GEN. SYMONDS DEAD.
Left Behind at Dundee and Dies in Hands o.
the Beers.

Jondon oct. 2s-The death of Gen.
William Penn Symons, the British com
mander at Glencoe, who was shot IN the
stomach in battle with the Beers there'
Oct 90, was officially ANNOUNCED III l"e
House of Commons, today. -
The parliamentary secretary OF the WIZ
office. Mr. Wyndham. i'll Announcing the
death of Gen. Symons said: Inc new :,
Was considprately sent to Gen. White by
Gen. Joubert which confirms the impress
sion that Gen. Yule had to leave ms
wounded at Dundee. We hope TO shorty
have full information on the dispositions
made by Gen. Yule for his wounded ne
fore leaving. -, 3,
The House" he added, will be glad
to know that we have a further report
from Nafeking. which was all right on
Oct. q. AS the establishment of the ISM
Hussars was complete, there is no ex-
PLANTATION why infantry cflcers le4l III,
Tho enemv's hands at the same time, AMI
it is assumed they We're mounted IN
fantry'
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The SHAM ROCK
Will Be Ready to Start on Homeward Voyage.
Next Tuesday.

New York, Oct. 26.-The racing mast
was taken out Of the Shamrock. this
morning, and placed in the barge u
ster. The steam derrick Champion
went alongside, during the afternoon,
ana put in the jury mainmast and jig
germast.
The sails for the ketch rig, with
which the Shamrock will cross the At
lantic are to be bent. tomorrow, and
everything viii be ready for the yacht
to SAIL Tuesday. in charge Of Navi-
gator Hamilton.
The Strengthening braces which Were
taken out upon the Shamrock's arrival
have al been replaced and quarters are
now being fitted up for the captains
and crew.
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THEY ABH0R WAR.
Therefore Petition President 10 Interfere Be.
tween England and Beers.

Washington. Get. 26.-The resolutions
adopted at a mass meeting held in Car
negie hall. New York. Oct. IL. urging inc
President TO offer the friendly services o,
the United States in mdiation between
Great Britain and the Transvaal and Or
ange free State republics, were presenteu
to the President. today. by a deiesan1l e
from New York. headed " Tunis o. Der
gen. president of the Holland Society
Others of the delegation We're Alfred -
Love of Phiiadelphia. president OF tnt
Universal Peace Union. the KEY E .N..i.
Van Sinke of Brooklyn; j. w. l." fTu q;,
Of Albany; Rev. Dr. farrar: FIrd W. ,i,in.
richs and Samuel Rowland Of BrooKi snd
James q. Whitei,v of Baltim92r n,l '''
VIM. Van BenthuySen of New foih. .;r..
Mr.. Bergen in his address preI ha 20
the petition to the President 81 Il ne " w.
cgation had no desire TO embati ~ iH4,itad
friendly relations between the an,,sa
of that friendlineSs and good uhue ,; "a a.
ing that they presented th e =, the wise
the President in the nope ma t,warntive a
and good discretion of the IN ~, timolv
way might be found to offer tie Ifnitay
offices of the government OF tie tinnI"
States in an endeavor 10 ai.y 80 This
conflict now going on IN ~ a. - ,lamn-v
would be in line WIN t inc ne" &C ,lnle!
Mr.. Bergen expressed the no, nope 'I ~.
bonnr,n - terms of peace miSht "G
nurnd the honor of both parties &c St2
tSinei and the names of our Two S,Stti
rennhlics be not stricken from ,ht c"' -
S Tn nm he said. would welcome eur
GOOD Offices ike the EnEiish pr rS,t; i tnr
South -N!rit ,ad the United States as the
ill me-, ~ baih should be the best nedt
ator Mr.. tiinrie h. and Mr. Iine Ean Bent
H1 ny aei prasident in replying. thanked ire
rantiamen present for appearing and r
s gen naIltiments expressed in behalf at
n oia Such sentiments. he sail IA h!a
Sympathy. but in a case where so many
y 9? M interests were involved, moves
,nfet be made with great reserve lest IN
Willingly injury be done some OF the pa
- 'rha fact. moreover, must not D.
-, ,nlird that America had interests At
sake The President reiterated that h"
vas for peace ana assured the delegation
that the petition would receive ms most
aarnpst consideration.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-10-27
& ROME FOR ScHLtY.
Industrial and Patriotic Leagues 10 Buy Orc
by Popular Subscription.

Washington, Oct. ga committee rep
rcsenting the Woman's National Indus
trial and Patriotic League and the Wash
ingtJn Industrial League called upon
Rear Admiral Schley, tonight. and in
formed aim that tho league had decided
and was ready to undertake the task Of
securing by popular subscription Il hOm"
for him here at the capital. The admiral
thanked the ladies of the committee ami
again informed MIN that he left the mat n
ter in their hands. saying that anything
they might do would be acceptable.
Inc National League has about II
branch organizations throughout the
country. Mrs. Charlotte Smith. as chair
man Of the national committee, Informed
The admiral that al plans preparatory ~
going on with the work had been per-
fected and as he had accepted the Offer
IL the Industrial women the plans wouil
be put into active upcratiin,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-10-27
REAR ADMIRAL SAMPSON
Returns Unexpectedly at Rochester. N. r..
Where Re Visits Broiher-in-Iaw.

Rochester. y. ". oct. 26-Rear Admiral
William l.. Sampson Unexpectedly arrived
in this city. this morning, from the East.
and was temporarily quartered at the
Whitcomb House. His wife and daugh
ter, Mrs. r. II. Jackson. were with him
As il was not generally supposed that he
would reach Rochester until evening. hts
coming was attended with no ceremony.
Alter breakfast the admiral ana his party
were driven to the home Of his brother
in law. George Bsrling. where he spent
the day quict,5 resting Tomorrow morn
ing. he will go to his old home at Pal
myra. where elaborate plans have been
completed for his reception.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-10-27
THE NEW BAvILESHlPS.
Board oil Construction Considering Details
But None Yet Settled.

Washington. Oct .6-The board AZ c,n
struction held another meeting n the
navy department. today. fcr the consider
alton of the plans for the three new bat
tlcShips. The settlement az the details rf
these ships Including questions relating
t. armor. guns ana turrcts ANA coal "a
pacity. is proceeding slowly and Il Il
stated that w "a this point no single
feature can be said to have been finally
adopted.
\ proposition discussed. today, was 10
have tne II and Ninch turrets superim
posed, as in the kcarsargc. but reEolYA-
bic separately. 81 as To- avoid the nrc'S
sity for absolute concentration OF IRE rf
all the guns In the turrcts. No cJnciu
sion was reached on this point.
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BoWditch,W Webster ( Co.,
Druggists, City Drug Store.
:ULTAN OF ZULU
Continued from page ID

troops. last June. Some 200 boys will
receive instructions in various trades
and an education in elementary Eng
lish branches. Competent American
teachers viii be engaged.
The building. the largest and finest
ever used for hospital purposes in tho
island. has been repaired at an expen-
diturc Of $4,000 ana turned over to the
civil authorities.
The quartermastcr has received in
structions for the immediate shipment
to the Philippines of large number Of
the superlluous mules.
The steamer Highfield. Capt. Rich
ardsCn. arrived from Havana, today,
with Il case of malignant yellow fever
on board. This is the fourth infected
ship of recent arrival and a five-day
quarantine will be enforced hereafter
against vessels from Havana.
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MAINE PENSIONS.

Maine pension changes resulting from
tine issue Of oct. II and i are announced:
Increase. Peter Butler, Materviile. SO
t3 Fl-i G.1tIe H. ahE'r ,,; w t.
Home. TpGus, kruurbcc 81 to 81; Joseph
L. Cushman. sherman Sl2 to Sli: tMeXi-
rIu War. Louis X. Daniels. National
Military Home. FOCUS. Keunebec. s. to
Sl1; Wyth-rhee Nv. Pease. Buxton. 81 To
g; Joseph g. Knowles. Weld. $ to so;
William 4. Stafford. Lexington. S. To S.;
Joseph n. punt1n. soldiers Home. Ken
neh-c. 81 o. s. Restoration and increase,
! yman +. Spinnry. dead. kittcrY. 81 to
ST.. original. widows. etc. minor Of
George GrUmlrY. Portland. Sl0 Elizabeth
r. Spinncy. kittcry, $.
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His Life Was Saved.

Mr.. J. f. Lilly. prominent citizen ils u
Hannibal. Mo. lately had a wonderltT IN
deliverance from a frightful death ,,,;ih
telling OF it he SAYS: Il was taken VIZ.
Typhoid Fever. that ran into Pneunioinsao
My lungs became hardened. was "a
weak | couldn't even sit up IN peu,
Nothing helped me. | expected g sg M
die of Consumption. when | heard VI iva
Kings New Discovery. one bottle soanS
great relief. | continued TO use II. zoo ,no
now am well and strong, ! can ~ aus
much in its praise. This marveI MA
medicine is the surest and quickest e ,,ns,
in the world for all Throat ana q IA
Trouble. Regular sizes 80 cents anu Web.
Trial bottles free 1T Bowditch 4 srar.
ster's. Augusta: {. II. Beare's Gardtih mug
S. s. Iightbody's, Watervl,e
N'o'es' every oo'''e s"''' oct27, 80, novl
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-10-27
OFF FOR SANIA ROSA.
Strong Force Under Gen. Young Leaves San
lsidore for that Section.

san Isidore. via Manila. Oct. 27.-al5 A
M-Aiipio Consoles. mayor Of san I'll
dore. who fled when the Americans took
possession Is the town. has returned
Gen. I.awton has established a civil COY
eminent here.
one Of Loves scouts ana two privat" :
If the Signal Corps are missing. IL II
supposed they have been captured
ms morning At dayorcak. Gen. Young $
command, consisting u Garter scouts, %
contingent of the III Regiment. Chase :
troop of the 81 cavalry. nine troops "
the Ith Cavalry bdJy Of engineers ANA
RusSvils Signal Curns. with ratiuns -'r
seven days. left IN the direction OF santa
Rosa.
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More Smallpox at Chelsea. Mass.

Chelsea. Mass, Oct. 26.-The dis
covery of a second case of smallpox,
today, has somewhat startled the res
idents and it is feared that there may
be a small epidemic.
Miss Hester Motel was sent to the
hospital this afternoon, with the dis
ease and her case is considered serious
Mrs. Mary Henry, who was stricken,
last week, is dying.
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Fishing Schooner Ethel 3. Jacobs Lost.

Gloucester. Mass. Oct. 26-The IA
nous fishing schooner Ethel B. Jacobs,
of this port. is a total loss. The YES
sci which was owned and commanded
by the crack fisherman. Captain sol
Jacobs. was wrecked on Abbey Island,
Rarrynane, Ireland. News of the DIS
aster was received here. today. in
cahlegram to II. l.. Follansbee x 20.
No particulars We're received beyond
the statement that the schooner was
driven ashore in a gale and went 10
pieces on the rocky shore Of the island.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-10-27

81 have taken eight bottles Of Lydia
z. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
and used two packages of your Sana-
tive Wash, also some of the Liver Pills,
and 1 can say that your remedies will
do all that you claim for them. Before
taking your remedies was very bad
with womb trouble, was nervous, had
no ambition, could not sleep, and my
food seemed to do me no good. Now l
am we'll, and your medicine has cured
me. Twill gladly recommend your med
icinc to every one wherever | go. =
Mrs. NJ. L. SHEARS, GUS MARSH, MICH.
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HE Mistakes the Effect for the Cause"

That is what the person does who
tries to cure rheumatism or any other
disease by relieving the symptoms,
Hoods Sarsaparilla attacks the cause
of these diseases. 1t neutralZes the
acid in the blood and thus perma nentl y
cures rheumatism. 1t tones and
strengthens the stomach, restores its
natural digesting fluids and perma-
nently cures dyspepsia.
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BURIED THEIR DEAD
Beers Carefully Hide as Much OF their Casual
ties as Possible.

London, Oct ga belated dispatch
from Glencoe camp on the night OF the
battle in that institution admits that few
Boer dead and wounded were found on
saving: '.rhroughout the fight the Beers,
in accordance with their custom. buried
their dead and carried off their wounded
Immediately after they fell, those lelt
representing only the casualties during
ne last moments of the lighting. Even
their disabled cannon had been removed
although broken pieces of them could be
seen living about.
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TEN DAYS OF HUNTING
70 Be Enjoyed by Gen. Miles on Buffalo Bills
Ranch.

Red Lodge. Mont. Oct 26.-Gen. Nelson
\. Miles and party arrived here, today,
en- route for the Cody ranch. Where the
general will put in 10 days hunting. Col.
y. F. Cody chaperoned the party. when
upon its arrival here was welcomed with
cheers, firing of cannon and band sert-
made The party was entertained at the
Red Lodge Club at lunch and then left
on horseback for the Cody ranch. There
were three ladies in the party. Mrs. miles,
The members of the party were well.
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New Hall Mile Pacing Record.

Bethlehem, Pa. Oct. 26.-The worlds
pacing record for half-mile track was
beaten twice here, today, by Prince AL
bert, who won a match race for 5000
in straight heats Time, 2.06A, 2.12h
and 2.06. The best previous half-mile
record was 2.061a, made by Prince AL
bert at Allentown, Pa, last September.
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The COLUMBIA Going Across.

New York. Oct. 26.-It can be stated
on the best authority that the Column
bia Will participate in the regular yacht
races in both the Mediterranean and
British waters The Columbia will
leave for the other side, early in De-
Cember. and will be commanded by
Capt. Charles Barr
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All Alive But Prisoners

London, Oct 26-The war office mas
received telegram from Gen. White,
dated at Ladysmith Thursday, giving
a list of captured officers of Hussars,
etc. explaining that he did not have
the list until Gen. Yule's force arrived
today, and adding that he understood
they were all alive but were prisoners.
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..cANNlBALs" DISCHARGED.
Shipwrecked Sailors Who Killed and Ate
Comrade Are to Be Sent Home.

Charleston. 6. c.. Oct. 26.-The Norwe )
gian government has instructed its rep
resentative at this place to secure the re !.
lease of two shpwrecked sailors held
here for murder. The consul secured the
release, today. In August last, Nor
wecian bark was caught in Il West Indian
hurricane off the Florida coast and com
pletely wrecked. Three of the crew re
manned on 4 raft for several days with
ont food or water and finally drew lots
to see which should die for the other tWa.
The two remaining We're rescued ami
brought to this port and were held for
murder when they related their eXperi
cnce The men will be sent home.
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The ResoIute Arriyes-Thc Ponce Overdue.

San Juan. oct. 2G.-The United states
transport Resolute, from New York oct.
~. with provisions. arrived here, today,
two days late. She reports having eN-
perienced bad weather.
The new steamer Ponce, which left New
York. oct. 49, on her maiden uip to this
port ana Ponce. is more than y hours
overdue and there is some public anxiety
confidence in her safety ana say her
course was probably altered.
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AMERICAS CUP.
A Canadian Syndicate Now
Intends 10 Challenge.
Shamrock Nearly Ready to Start on
Home Voyage, tuesday.
coIumtia's Sailors Spend a Day in Bos,ss
on Way Home.

Montreal, Oct. 2s-H. Barclay Stepb.
ems, formerly vice commodore Of fbs
ROyalist Lawrence Yacht Club Ana
owner Of the steam yacht Dana, ana
some other known yachtsmen ara
working to form a syndicat. to chal.
ienge for the Americas cup. through
the Royal Nova Scotia Yacht Squadron
If the plan materiallZes and a chal-
lenge should be accepted, the boat IS TO
be built in Nova Scotia.