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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-02-14

Telephone W. L. Pace, old phone No. 364, for any kind of Woodwork or Black -Rmithing. b
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-02-14

Bron olne will cure 1a grippe or cold ih the head. Sold by ] NJ. Bai- ley, Druggist, Al Main street. D
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-02-14

The best cypress shingles in the State are handled hy the Bluff City Lumber Co. All grades. 279
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-02-14
Window Glass.
 Frank J. Murray.

Just received all kinds of Lan- dreth onion sets and garden seeds in ulk orgpapers. m
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-02-14

Rev. !. r. Carr is some better to- day. Mrs. Carr is also very sick. Tbev are bofh at the Intirmary.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-02-14

Mrs. \. \. Rosenberg is still confin ed to her home with siekness.
Mesa free press., 1899-02-24
DELINQUENT TAX RCLL
" 'sa City, Maricopa County. Ari-
zoLa, for the Fscu! Year
1898 i 20

tAi references to J. t. and blocks in the fpl
wing il If property refer entirely to tn
ToWnslte Al -
Mesa free press., 1899-02-24
| PHOENIX SHORT L!NEl
PHO ESIx i MARlcqPA.

PHOENIX q hARi'pfH.
erain leaves PHOENIX ~ $50 ?. %
arrives at Ttmrs al see y. n sha
Maricopa Mt 9.l5 i. N.
Tram leaves Ms,icoIa =, SIC =.
Arrives at lenIeatl l0a ~. and
Phoenix at 7:3O .. NJ.
PHOENIX AND MrsA CITY,
Leave Mesa al 9lJ y, arrive
Tempe 9. 4Q N, i, d ll-oynix ~ q
Leave Alrsa ut B i ", a,i',a
remue $50 p m. and a, Phoenix
s 2 m.
rtrpe ut 9:35 Nj, arrive 1t Meas
at 900 a an
Leave Phoe,ix at 8 so NJ. 1east
Tempe a, 4 &C = N. aliivc Mesa
4.30 p ~.
Train connecls at Nsfieopa viii
Southern Pacific eas, ber'ld ~ 10 y
N. aud with Souihe,n laclfc wss
',ound, ltavirS Ma'l9ors q 5.45 5p: -
Con pcc'i,ns mace at PLoenls
w,'h s..F +. q 2. Tor Coss'tss md
Pr,syrt', and Al H.ta With stage foi
Go'diirld. Mo, day. Won sds,s aane
F,idays =, IL. 3o !. Y; fet F e'sLes
nd Globe. ps'ays, iig'sdsis ars
.atu,days, AZ u NJ
All trans an daily ',nd viii
- RF PORTER,
VI. Q. RlekArtL, Gen. Sap
G,n Pass. fg,.
General Ofiict. Phoenix.
Mesa free press., 1899-02-24
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Estate of David Moot, dec "a. ed.

Estate of David Moo's, dec 'ased.
MOTTO is hereby gissh BY the undersigned
Administrator with the win annex d of the
estate of David Moe dec asel, to the creditors
of and all persons having claims agains, the
Saia deceased to exhibit them, with tae neces-
sary voucners within 10 mo after he first
publioati Of this notio, t. the 8 i'd Adminis .
traitor at his residence miles norlh' asi
Mesa. the sa ne being tn pla;a for the trans
action of the business of said est Ia sa d
County Of ariccpa.
EDWIN MOCK.
Admins ratar with the will annexed Of odyid
Mock. ID cea Ell.
Datel this IS. dsy "f Feb. 1899.
First pub Feb "a, 80.
Mesa free press., 1899-02-24
NOTICE 10 CREDITORS.
Estate or James B. Barkley. Deceased

Estate OF James B. Barkley. Deceased.
Notice is hereby given by The H"der
signed, Mary E. Barkley, Admin slratrix
of the. Estate of Jane, b. Bark'ley, de
ceased. to the crtdi ora of and all l(rfsons
having claims against ths SAID deceased.
to exhibit them. with tile neGt ssar,
vouchers. within four months at'er the
first publication of this Notice t. the
said Administrators, az the .aW office ot
Morton Il Shewman. Main Street. Mesa
City, Maricopa County, Arizona, the
same being the place for the ttarsactlo
ot the business of said estate, in said
County of Mar'c,pa.
MARY E. BARKLEY,
Administrative of E,ta:e Of James B.
Btrkley. Deceased
Da.ed at Mesa City this 2Srd day Of
February. 1899.
Mesa free press., 1899-02-24
-. :,
tOiniog s.atinN

tDnioH s.ari"n
-
puly Aorth anu 5 ,uth Line "a ixo tra-
yersiu auu reacfg the IN st intefo Z eel 0is
Including the eat SAN Il, er valley
THrtueh lckets all pCnLs in ne y Nseu
States, G na,s aii'' MeAico.
g"nbe. ling a JtI.n.e Julce,or With sraiL =
tfL.'y. d 2. Ky efur le .m..
:. AT tra-cot w,tn Stage lines To'
All M. 'priuc pal minirg camp; at Congres-
Junction Wit. ousTee- Goln d II. y fpI Con-
.,e.s anr, stage ,n-a tor Ique hsja. nr,nroI
and Var ell A, Ish tx cit tse Siaricopn q
phoep Ry... 70 ~ p'a orr y. r Ry- as" al
s. r. V. Ry. At Hot S,i g lunp, ,ou With b.
q. q. at 20 Stage lies f.r'' 'astla re- k
Hct sp'i"ea: the new all ia, esr hA' 'th reaort
r. VI. MUkPHts gro. 4a. 2 Ia EN-:
P,es'r & Gen Mar. GsI fr d ltss as,
Pfes".tt Ar's. PIeso"!' Arls'
Ass'. Gen Mgr.
res"ctt. Arizona.
Mesa free press., 1899-02-24
NOTICE OF Hl.ARlNG IElnlON.

In the Probate Court Of the County Of
Maricop". Territory of Aris"ns.
Iuthe Matter IT III. Estate OF Chancy
Foster r gers. Drceastd.
Nn',csii iis hereby gwen that Woodferd
H Rogers has fled IN ,nls Court his
g-,,t,on peayi ny to, the tr.ot ted pro-
bate of lr lasf vii ,pd "t', m.r' Of
shid de't.std aid Il G itsnsice 81 Ltitos
r-st.mentary thereon to snld letlnoI.r
ard that Ire same viii b- h.hId' tn sat
urdsy tn. 25th day of February. 4. D.
1899 at 1p'"'.loek in sls fo,e, otp t said
LAY. ~ tie court room II fa,d C.nrs, in
9hoe,ix C"u.tyot Msricopa. Territory
ot Ariznna. and all persons int rert.d in
a,d estate are n"t,ti. d then ard there IL
sppear aud show cens-. il ary they heyt,
whv ,hs nr4y4r Of said petitioner sbonlG
not be granted W. 5. SCOTT.
Clerk.
Dated Ianev 81. 1899.
Mesa free press., 1899-02-24
ARTGLE9jFIv2]2P]7dEi0v
OF THE
MESA CREAMERY COMPANY.

81 - "
TO WHOM IT MAY cONCEHN Be it
known tn It we, the u1 iers gl i. h W. asspci-
ated ourselves t,ge her as a corporation under
the pr ,visious OF ti ie XII. Go o-por, ,tions, Re-.
vised st tn,ss oi 1887, of the f.rr.t,ry Of Ari-
IONA and W, certify.
Let TIE nam of the incorporators are
D ME D Smith, B. NJ. johnson and Robert
HornEeck.
2 3D. The general nature OF the hosiness
pr ,p sed 1, De transa,tel BY the 81 cOrpOrt-
tion is to buy receive an handle mix, vend.
and dispose ofthe s,me and ~ ell in and
manufac ure II xii d. Of Dairy P,odnc 3, pf,r-
chase and up 'rat thn plants ntces therefor
and spose of The same.
81. The am unt of the capital sto k is eight
hun lred t$SO,oO) dollars. divided into Z ght
har.s of Ols II ,df-d iSl,O0)' d ,ilafs a.ich,
nc is t. b, fully paid UP.
4th. The corpora Oh ia t.. c,m mence opera
tions upon the signing and fiji az "f the,e Ar il
cles according TO law, and shall continue for
70 period of Tsenty-ive years, fr, IN sail
date Of fiirg.
5th The affairs If this corpor ,tion sh III be
ma .ayed by Roard "f Ei-ht Directors. who
shalt I've stockholders and the obi ers of this
corppr .tion shall be- Pre- .ida It, 81 'retary and
rr. asurer and on. Vic. Prsd nj. The Di-
rectors shall be elected annually on the irt
.turIay in January "f q .cl year.. Until such
election mobprt Hornbeck, D o. Smith A. P.
Kleinman, L.C. Markslpry, G. Ii. Huffman,
+. NJ. Bra.i. and D. F. Wa, ,kins shall constitute
the ard of Di e.;t"rs, T "ffhc rs of the
company shall he Gle, ted by H., Bo adj of Di-
rector rs az its AM u,l "eeling in Q ci, year.
9Th. The hi .n,st mo mt of indebtedness or
liahi ity to wicn The rtrporttiun i- any
! tim to subject itself is Five Hundrtd $500
Dollars;
7,h. The private property of The stockholders
| is t. b px .rnpt rom c''rpora'e de 'ts.
sth. TIL TN nf this corpora ion is the Mesa
/ Cr ampry C.,mpany Its principal tlace of
business ana it's rfi ,e is at les. ity Ariz n..
| Witness Guy hands this 6ar day Of January. \.
! p. 1899. '"
| DANIEL n SMITH.
| B. NJ. LOHNSON.
/ ROBERT HORNBECK.
ccsTr'f9rz csnnf9 i 4 Maria"ps. aria"ns. S.
Before me, a Notary Public in and fer the
Countynf u tric ,ol, "a this DIV p, sonlly >
psared D.riiel D. Smith. B. M Johns IN and
Robert Hornbe k, kn"yn to me to be the per-
soas whose names a Q subscrihed to the fore.
going instrument. and acknowledged to me
that they ex-c tied the 9, ue for the purposes
and consideration therein expressed.
Given und r. my hand and official g; al this
9th dsy of January, Al D. 1899.
(sEAL) -" GEO. W. WOY,
Ny Com. Elk. yan'y 27, 1902. Notary Public
Territory of Arizona. ss.
County of Maricora.
IF w. sheri Ian, County Recorder in and
for said County, do hereby certify that have
com. ared the above and foregoing with, and
the same is 4 full, true and correct copy Of ar
ticles Of Incorporation as the same appears o
record in Books of Art. of incorporation, past
........... .ReSords Of Maricopa County, All.
zon
10 witnsss whereof hsv, hereunto set m!
hand and affixed my official seal this 7th DAY g
|, January, 4. D. 1859.
F;W. SHERIDAN.
County Recorder
Eye. ". BARNETT.
Mesa free press., 1899-02-24
LOCAL NEWS.


The weather is delightful.
Almond trees are in bloom.
Stiff breeze from the north today.
Mr. Robinson is yet quite seriousl.
III.
The cottonwood trees are puttins
out leaves.
Dr.. Sabin arrived from Kingman
last night.
Kimbell Poneroy has fine new
boy at his home.
MONEY TO LOAN.-Eor par
ticulars apply at tn s office.
Miss Gertie Anderson is still suf-
e,ing with q severe attack of the
grin,
Frank Pomeroy is still rejoicin.
over the arrival of a line 10y at hi
iome.
Mr.. Morgan. special agent Of h.
Phoea;x Insnr ,nce company was q Mes
yisltor this week.
L K Draie. of the Williams House
in Florence, passed through en- rout
- ID ...:,, xU,,dno,J,y
Feed IS beg ming TO start uoon tn,
desert al ON th-rc will b pI-n y
for thousands Of head OF stock.
The Alkir.. Go pf Phorniy is aleead,
rrcriYirg their new goods. The tir"
is up to date an % are the goods,
Mrs. Annie Irwin has been dan
gerousy i'll with typhoid and pnru
monia ,,hut is now slowly imrr"ving
g. c Holloway the genial and gentle
manly special agent OF the Home In
surance Company, was in town yes'er-
day.
McCord's regiment, the First Ter
ritorial, has been mustered out IT the
service, aud tue boys are returning
home.
B ick work is nov progressing Q,
the new Mesa creamery op'ld ng
d.
John Btddlecome, is doing the brlcl
work and Sam Elder the wood.
George F ton arrived home TIN
wsek fom the Tonto c'u'try. II
says the loss of cattle o. many of tn
ranges this winter will amount
fully iif y per cent.
A. L Warn,k. who has iesn
Mesa about three months, led at b
rooms nea, the A!hamhra this morn
ins. His sister. Hiss May Warnol
arrived from their h..me in Sacra
men,o. Gal /, yesterday, and she eS
presses her thanks to the FIJI. pds w!
have shown so many kindnaSses. "
Warnok was ,hirty years old. I'll
remains will b. shipped tomorrow
Sacramento for bucial.
Mesa free press., 1899-02-24
NOTICE TO. CREDITORS.
Estate Of Fritz Meyer, Deceased.


Notice is hereby given by the under
aligned, N. j. Forster, Administrator Of
the Estate OF Fritz Meyer, deceased, to
the creditors of and all persons having
claims agsiust the said deceased, to ex-
hibit them, with the necessary vouchers,
within four months after the first publ
cation Of this notice to the said Admins
traitor at his residence in the Town Of
Mesa, Maricopa County, Arizona. the
sams being the place 39r the transsc-
lion OF the business Of said estate, In said
poupty Of Masicops.
n. J. FORS TER,
Administrators OF estate OF Fritz Meyer,
Deceased.
Dated a. Mes. hi. sosh d., Of Jsssspg,
Efy, ssa
Mesa free press., 1899-02-24
SO DlFFERENT,'
v. Z WRIGHr Propnstor
Shaving. RhampooinE,
Hair Cutting. Esc.
GIVE ME A CALL
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Estate OF Syrina 3, Biges, deceased. Notice
ia hereby given by tina undersigned Execptss
If the estate of Syrina B. Bigss, decesaea ~
ths creditors Of and all persons hayi2s claims
against the rsid deceased. tl~-fhiEit them
with the necessary vouchers, within a months
after the first publication of this notice TO tie
said Thomas P. Biges at the law oihae of g. W.
woy in Mesa City Bank buihline, Gess. Ariz.
the same being the place FOR tn transaction OF
the business OF said estate, in said County OF
Marioopa. TH9Nts =. Sidds-
Execntor os the last will aaa testament q
Syrina B Biees, deceased
Dated Mesa, Aris., this sarh ass "a January
lssa
Mesa free press., 1899-02-24

Ball. y. J.-25 # south strip -; 8 anil
southeat corner lot Block "A
ad l"t Block "a. Tot,l assess
nert sos 100; .ax $1.75; Gusts u.
To,al due. 2.75
Gr ifin. - Lot, l. 2, Clock AZ, $500; 4r
Improvement s. 500; Tax s2-fo;
cos,S ST. Total due....... ......... BIO
Goldman Go; South n Of North y lot
,,.Block 4e, $5l Tax $ as: c4sts 81.
Total due....... :;..;......'.'........'SA'
Gibson, Jas. P. Lo &. Black IS. $l25; i'm
pr. ,venents. $215 Household fur.
nture S25. TaxS2.g costs 81. To-
Lamb, Vic. Lots 7, 8, Block rs, $3.50: i'm
lroveme' is, $40; househ"ld fu'-
mt re $780, 'rax $3.50. costs 81. To.
tai due. ........... $3.50. .......... .&.to
Pomer ros SO feet south front south
eastcorner !oi 3, Block 5. $4OO; i'm
provements $ItOO. total asse,'-
men, $4,000. Tax $l4.oo; costs ST.
Total due ......................... ...Sia.VS
Sabin, T. II. Lot Block 4$l5O; imprnve-
|, mrnts $500: household fLruiture
SIS: horse and bugg! $25. Total
assessment 5000. Tax $7.t0;. 81
Cos 81 T,t.l due 80. ........:... 90
.
WLour, T. w. N.st " of East Y of
lots 8, 4. Book 10, $loO, 100 shares
Of stock in Mesa City Bank at $40
PEI share; To al ass ssms ut $10,-
100. Tax S7o.7o. 9, SITS 81. Total
tax dae....,,.... -. ..s..,.......a 40
Wilbur, s D. so shares Of stock in the
Mesa City Bank at $50 per sh re.
Total asses me tsS co. Tax $4,000
Costs IL. Total tax due. $4,000
/ tsti. ~
Mesa free press., 1899-02-24
NOTICE.

IT, the persous parties, corporations, compa-
nies and owners above named. sDd all others
interested in Tie lands. real estate aud persona
property above meltiored and der cribed.
! /, Phineas Dal y. Marshal and Ex-Otfco Tax
Collector of Mesa Ciy an the County Of Mari
copa Territory of Arizona, do hereby give no
tice
That nm less he. she they shall pay the take.
togei her with the COSTS or, the real estate anu
personal property as described in the foregoinp
DELINQUENT tax list, the same will DO sold fol
the satisfaction of sai6 taxes and costs.
And do further hereby give notice that on
Tuesday the 7th day Of March 1859, all the lands
and real estate and pers2ral PROPERTY a.
described above will be exploded to public sale
in front of the Town Hall, in said Mesa City in
Maricopa county, ARIZONA, for the amount OF
taxes and costs due thereon.
fHINEAS DALEY
Marshal and Ex-ofRcio Tax Collector ot
Mesa City.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-11-03
woccK OF THE CARRIE LANE.
rrN.TE SCHOONER CAUGHT
uNfVIv SECOND STORM.

,,c Towed to NOank, Conn,
N@ -. Ting LuISenbach-Heavy
washed over Her and Drown
r,.rce of Her Crew-FOrmer
~ WAS taken OF Month Ago
British steamer-owned by
,.,bur sewaII of Maine.
- Va. Nov 1.-The derelict
W carrie A. Lane of Bath, Me.
s'l''' pe,urort. N. c., to Noank, Conn,
iNn ..5 here to-day in tow of the tug Ed
'" ruckenbach, which left Beaufort
the schooner last Sunday.
W" nr Monday the tug encountered stormy
sar which developed into a hurri-
wa =. hat night which washed the dere-
surfing out the fire in the donkey
' -. which ran these pumps.
.ssss which washed the decks of the
~ drowned three of her crew-Har-
xavion Of Pictou. Nova Scotia; Frank
- Of Brunswick, Ga, and Christie
a relative of the owners of the
rr rnkenbach. The remaining two Of
.. GREW survived the night.
ouipq to the gale the tug could render
=. crew of the Lane no assistance, but
rresdav morning the survivors were
.tso off and arrived here to-day.
r.vton became wedged on the deck of
-. s,booner and was mashed. He was
.-oc.ned ike a rat in a trap. His body
w., hurled here this afternoon.
T,st month ago the three-masted
boorsr carrie A. Lane, which sailed
-, Analachicola for Noank, Conn, Oh
w.. "a with a load of lumber, met with
, severe hurricane in the Gulf stream, of
80 carolina coast. and was wrecked, her
.roU consisting of Capt. ]. Frank o.
sd5 whose wife was with him, and eight
men being picked up by the British steam
min Rhodesia and brought to Norfolk.
me- Lane. after drifting about in the
,,s.n some time, a dangerous derelict 10
r,vipation. was picked up and saved by
liking crews, who received liberal re-
r,1oration from the vessels owner, Mr..
lrrhur Sewall of Maine.
Mr. Sewall went to Beaufort last week
ood arrangements were made with the
Tlckenbachs to tow the schooner to
y9ank for the discharge of the lumber now
!, her hold. 1t was while this CONTRACT
Tes being carried out that the Lane for
NE second time in a month became water
logged at sea.
After being temporarily repaired, the
Lane will go to Bath, Me, for a complete
oyerhaulng.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-11-03
COURTS QUEER SENTENCE.
Longer Terms for Hog Stealing Than
for MansIauEhter

Arcadia, Fla, Nov. 2.-The principal
cases tried in the De Soto Circuit Court
last week were: Willie williams, for the
murder of Henry Hutto last February;
Herman Riggs, for the murder of D.
Merritt at Punta Gorda last May, and
John and Mary Martin and jeff Daniels,
for the larcency of hogs.
The court, in the sentences he pro-
nounced, placed a new relative valuation
on humans and hogs
In all of these cases the defendants were
found guilty, Riggs pleading guilty VIII
Hams was sentenced to six months in the
county jail for killing Hutto. Riggs, who
pleaded guilty 10 mansaughter, was sen
fenced 10 two months in the county jail.
Daniels, in the hog stealing, was acqult-
ted, but the two Martin boys were con-
victed, enc of them being sentenced to
| two years and the other to eighteen
months in the state peutentiary. The
Verdlcts and the sentences in these cases
| nave been the source of great amusement
in this place
The Peare River Phosphate Mining Com
pany mas just received a new large loco
motive for its phosphate road running
from Hui, through Arcadia, to a point
ten miles north of this place.
The sale of orange grove property in
this section this year has aggregated over
Sl50000, while the money paid out for Or
ange crops in this county will amount tc
a sum in excess of that amount The
shipping season has now fairly begun and
the train takes several carloads out every
week
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-11-03
MRS. LANGTRY's NEW EscApADE.
Report That She VIII BE Separated
From Her Husband.
From the New York Journal.

IOIl the new 1Ork journal.
London, Oct. 3O--Mrs. Langtry and her
latest husband, the comic and callow Hugo
de Battle, it is belived, have separated for
ever, going their respective ways and
vowing never to see each other again. The
popular account of the quarrel is to the
effect that De Battle was jealous.
Neither the bride nor the bridegroom will
talk about the matter, and there is no
hack of conversation as to 1t. Their ex-
treme reticence is counterbalanced by the
Ioquaciousness of members of the theatre
cal and social CIRCLES These are talking
very freely and telling all sorts of sensa-
tional and interesting stories about the
De Bathe's menage.
Mrs. Langtry dined last night at the Sa-
voy restaurant with big man, wearing a
large mustache. They had the best dinner
the place could supply, and laughed and
chatted uproariously, evidently not de-
pressed by any thought of young DE
| Battle, who is described by acquaintance
as biting his nails and having his valet
kick him around the block whenever he
! thinks of his marriage.
Mrs Langtry has not been seen in pubic
| with De Battle for a week. The gosslps
place the period of their quarrel as week
ago. Mrs. Langtry. however, has shown
no evidence of being disconsolate.
Sir Henry Percival de Battle. the irate
| father Of Mrs. Langtry's bridegroom is
crusty old soldier 1t is said that when
the youth married he had his sons effects
| thrown out of the windows by the ser
wants Then he went to his lawyers and
made a new Will leaving out ali reference
! in il to Hugo. 1t is asserted that after
| signing il he exclaimed, Il almost wish
thai l would die right now so that the will
would take effect"
Apparently young De Battle was greatly
| shocked when he discovered that his wife
was in the habit of mildly flirting with
men friends He had gathered, it is said,
that she was the pink of propriety-in fact,
| she had told him so herself. The awaken
! ing came and the callow youngster, who
believed himself the object of a grand pas
| sion. had his hands held by mis- friends
while he slept all night with ice on his
Head and gazed blankly into vacancy, pom
dering on what might have been.
Mrs. Langtry is not woman addicted
| TO maudlin sentiment. She regards the
situation from jocular standpoint It IS
said that she invariably makes point OF
referring to her husband as it"
Young De Battle has three sisters, Mrs
Harry Lawson, Lady Crossley and Mrs
McCaimount, and they are wealthy. II
! is believed that he may get up a sub
scription among them for his support this
winter.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-11-03
THE ANNIE II. BAILEY LOST.
Became WaterIOgged in the Storm,
But Her Crew Was Saved.

Became WaterlOgged in the Storm,
But Her Crew Was Saved.
Charleston. S. c.. Nov 2.-The Clyde
steamer Seminole brought into port this
morning Capt. B. H. Outten and crew of
six men. rescued from the schooner Annie
7. Bailey. abandoned Sunday, twelve miles
southwest of Frying Pan lightship, off
Cape Romano.
The Annie T. Bailey cleared from Fer
randina for Washington with a cargo of
lumber. She Iabored heavily in the storm
and became waterlogged. The schooner
S owned in Philadelphia. Capt Outten of
The Bailey reports:
q left Fernandina for Washington Oct.
g. undertaken; had continuous gales,
high seas: vessel labored and strained. On
18th, off Cape Romano, struck by severe
hurricane, and l experienced tremendous
seas and vessel sprang a leak. Pumped
steadily, but water gained and vessel be-
came waterlogged. Wind changed and
We scudded before the gale. On the LIST,
about four miles northeast of Frying Pan,
was taken in tow by steamer Seminole.
Towed until vessel became unmanagea bic.
All hands then went on board the Semi
mole
The position of the wreck was about
twelve miles southwest by west of Frying
Pan lightship I tried to get vessel in to-
ward land 10 anchor, when anchors and
chains were LOST
The Captain speaks in the highest terms
Of Capt. Bearse and officers of the Semi
mole
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-11-03
HOME FOR ADMIRAL sCHLEY.
Committee Appointed to Devise ways
and Means.

Washington, Nov. 2.-Active measures
for raising funds to purchase home for
Rear Admiral SchIey were taken at a
meeting of the Advisory Committee hav-
ing the matter in charge here tonight.
District Commissioner Ross was elected as
permanent chairman of the. Fund Com
mittee and a committee to devise ways
and means to best attain the objects
sought for was appointed. Many offers
to contribute already have been received
by those interested in the matters.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-11-03
SEVERAL VESSELS DAMAGED.
Schooner Angel and BabcOcl Were
Quite Disabled.

Quite Disabled.
Norfolk, Va, Nov. 2.-The schooner En-
ma F. Angel, Capt. Trip, of Fall River
from Boston to Baltimore. arrived here
this morning in a leaking condition, hav-
ing encountered Monday nights storm.
The schooner Lizzie Babcock Capt. Bow
en- Of Point Somers, N. J.. put in here to-
day for repairs, having lost her sails, main
anchor and thrifty fathoms of chain, and
sustained other damages in the storm.
Inc American steamer Finance with the
schooner Stella B. Kaplan, minus her rud-
DER arrived in Hampton Roads this after
noon
Inc schooner Volunteer, while lying at
anchor near Cape Charles during the storm
tuesday morning, parted her anchor ard
was picked up at sea by the steamer
bIuSster ana towed back to Cape Charles.
Inc captain and crew of the Volunteer
were ashore when the vessel drifted out to
sea.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-11-03

steamer Neuse, which went ashore near
the mouth of Pamhco sound during the
West Indian hurricane, will be lowed 70
Bel Haven tomorrow evening. or Satur-
day morning. 1t was necessary TO dredge
a channel 1,4OO feet in length, leading to
deep water This channel was partially
hIted with sand during the late storm, and
as this is removed the Neuse is pulled
along. The steamer viii be brought to
Norfolk for repairs.