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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-05-04
Senerai NoHees.

NOTICE. Sd
IN Having been appointed administrator
Of the estate OF George ". Lewis, here
by notify all persons knowing themselves
indebted to 6ah estnte to call and settle,
and those having claims to present them
for payment. ALvA L. LEWIS.
Administrator
No. 30 McColloch street.
7. NJ. Garvin. Attorney. app
DUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
i that u Meeting OF the subscribers to
the capital stock of THE Surety GUAR
anteo & Trust Co.." OF West Virginia,
Will bn held at the office Of W. W. Bristol.
s. La Salle street. Chicago, Illinois, on tho
18th dGy OF May, 1889. OF the hour OF 2
O'Clock y. M, for tho purpose OF elect!ng
n board Of directors, and adopting by
laws for snid corporation, and for such
other business as may properly como be-
fore the meeting. (SigncO Charles Whit
lock, Albert E. Wlutock, Robert z. Cade.
NJ. Raplee and W. W. Bristol. subscribers
np37-th
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-05-04

TON" Francis. last year with Mans
field, will likely be here this morning.
He has been secured by the Wheeling
management to I'll that hole at second
until Maizena, reports for duty with the
tenn. II he doesn't arrive In time.
Poole will play at second to-day. He
has played the position before and hos
done It ncceptably. too.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-05-04
TIE uAYMAKEas WON.

'n'c'a' Dispatch TO tho rn,clligencor.
NA"SFiELD. May 3.--Tiic Haymalt-
W, showed improved form this after
"'o" aud won from youngstown.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-05-04
FAMILY WASHING,

Rough Dry. Washed, Stnrchcd ana
Dyed D contS pr pound.
ytnt Work, Wnshod nnd IrofCSI, g
cnntS per pound.
All hnnn work nnishSd 10 ocntS por
ponnd. AZ LUTI DnOS'.
&iIIAF Homo htSufn laundry.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-05-04
BASE BALL==ISLAND PARK.
Wheeling vs.. Youngstown.
Thursday, Friday and Saturday,
MAY a, S AND 6.
Admission use. Grand Stand l5c.
Heiberger's delivery was not puzzle
TO the home teams i1Itters. Score:

80. I.I-JI r II z
T'ngstown % 1 4 o o 0 o 2 0-7S 5
and frost No. - 49, ~ a -.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-05-04

a LITTLE life may be sacrificed to
sudden attack OF Group II you don't
have DR.. Thomas EclcCtric OIL on hand
for the emergency.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-05-04
AN EXCITING FINISH

Special Dispatch to tho lntcllEenccr.
TOLEDO. May S.-Whissen was nm
enigma until the seventh and eighth.
when Toledo's batters got onto his
curves and batted out victory. Score:
RHE
Toledo .......O 0 0 o o Q 4 3 Of IS !
Batteries. Wiltso md Arthur; Whissen
and Bergen. fsIg
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-05-04
Commissioners Sale.
r COMMISSIONERS SALE OF vhLuA-
I HE REAL ESTATE

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF vhLuA-
" BILE REAL ESTATE.
BY virtue OF . degree q the cacu', eour,
for ohio county, West Virginia. S.-ds on
in ChanceIy Order Book No. Is, page So.
In cause in chanccrI therein pending.
Wherein II. C. Richards, sheriff. md GB
such administrator Of tho cstnte OF Chris
t!4n Schneider. deceascd. Is plaintiff. and
John Schneider and Others are defendants.
tho under.lsncd, who is by said decree
appointed special commissioner for the
purpose will cell Ut public QUERY. at the
np-lh front door q The corTf house OF
said county. TO the highest md best BID
der. commencing at 10 O'Clock n m, on
SATURDAY. MAY Il, 1879.
the following Described real estate. that Is
10 say: The south half OF lot No. So. lying
and being on tho east side OF Main stree,
IN that part OF the city OF Wheeling, In
Ohio county. West Virginia, known as the
laid OF by W,iMm chnplinc and John
Eoh IN their lifetime. beng the saD3e prop
erty conveyed 10 Frederick and John
Schneider by Jesse Lunt!, rs deed dated
November 5. 1863. recorded In the o:tiee OF
the clerk OF the county court OF said
county In Decd Book No. II. toi!o l9S: tho
right. title and .ntcrsst OF said Frederick
and wife having boOa conreIpd 10 said
John Schneide: by deed dated June II, lisa.
and recorded In said clerks Office In Deed
BooE No. co. page ssl.
TERMS OF SALE-Onc-th!ri OF the
purchase money Gosh In hand. o. 80 much
more MS the purchasc- mny elect TO nay,
and The balance In two equal !rstallments
payable IN one and two years from dny
OF SALE with Interest. the purchaser 70
execute notes for tho deferred instaII-
mcnts, with satisfactory personal Sc
CURLY, JAS. W. EWING,
Special Commissioned.
April Is, 1870.
hereby certify that LAS. W. Ewing.
tho above named sT7eelal commissioner,
has given bond ms required by the court
In said decree. with approved security.
c. X. EENNING,
Clerk OF the Circuit Court for Ohio Coun-
y. Vert Virginia. anl5-th
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-05-04

GREATEST FACILITIES FOR TIE
" Prompt Completion OF Orders at tEc
thttiitscncer Job SrtuttnG oftias,
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Boston o51solo % S
Baltimore 80 . O,oa0.1 0 O-s 4 3
Earned runs, Baltimore 2: Boston g Bat
terfes. Hickman and Clarke; McGinnity
and Robinson. Empires. Hunt and Con-
molly. Time, Lon. Attendance. $500.
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ZION A CLOSE ONE.

WASHINGTON. May 3.-Brpoklyn
won In close snme by Kellcy's double
and Dahlen's single in the first and
Keeler's base on balls and steal follow
ed by Dahlen's single 10 the seventh.
Attendance, 900. Score:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-05-04
INTERSTATE LEAGUE.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.

YESTERDAYS GAMES.
Wheeling. C. New Castle 6. al inning1).
Mansfield 10. Youngstown I.
: Dayton 70; Grand Rapids
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Washington .....l 0 0 90 o o Of Z Q
Brooklyn ........f 0 0 0 0 0 / o. 4
Earned runs. Brooklyn !. Batteries.
Dunlelo and Mcguire; Kennedy. Smith and
Farrell. Umpires, Gafrney and Andrews.
Time ia 'Iassa. rI. r.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-16
WEST VIRGINIA LEGlSLATIRE>-
A Deadlock Consequent Up0n the
Narrow Republican Majority.

CHARLESTON. w. Va. Jan. is.~-T'hs
legislature has been in session four days
the pass week without doing anything. This
general deadlock IS iwe 20 the senatorial
eonses; and II VIII ccnsinue al tass week.
The Democrats held their senatorial call
GUS on Wednesday night and the Rspuhli-
cans on Thursday ni.sa !, aut the bailosing
N joint session does not begin iii Janu-
ary - On the certificates Of election the
Republicans have a bare ma 3or.sy on joint
ballot for senator. Toe senate IS Repahl.
can ard the house Democrats, so that Ia
unseeting minority members in each body
both parties haya opportunities for retail
alton and this condition. IS what prevents
both sides from proceeding with the husi-
hess.
On the Republican side the candidates
are Revenue Commissioner y. r. Scott
Gov. @. W. Atkinson, Caldwell. Hoffen-
berger. Floyd. Gaines, Hughes. With Scott
and Atkinson In the lead. Ex-Congress-
man McGraw is having things very much
his own way on the Democratic side for
Senator Faulkner's place.
The sdark horse that is regarded as the
mos; formidable is Judge Nathan Con. who
is not a candidate. but whose friends re-
gard him as the final solution of the pend
ing complication.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-16

word viii be received by the war investi-
eating commission from Gen Eagan in
answer to the letter Of that body slg-
gesting the expurgation OF the objection
able part Of his testimony Gen. Esgsn
declines 10 make any statement in the
matter for puhsieation at this dime
The chief clerk Of the connissary gen-
erals ofstce 81 the war department is out
IN a card admitting that ne had mailed his
resignation TO the secretary CT war
through Gen. Eagan on the morning after
the submission Of the latser's PAPER To
the war investigating commission. He
SAYS the report that the tender OF it
Was due to the action ot Gen. Eagaa in
giving practical supervision and eontroa
OF the Office Of chief clerk 10 his military
assistant can only bc s0rmisea- The card
continues.
The reason for the presence cf every
provision in the contracts made By Conn
missary Gen. Eagan with Swift & Co,
for chilled. refrigerated or frozen fresh
beef for the army can be explained by me
and not being aware of any investigation
by Gen. Eagan .as 10 who drew up the
contracts there is no dissatisfaction on
my part about the matter"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-16
LAST HONORS TO DINGLEY,
His Public Funeral VIII He Held in
the Hall Of the House, Where He
Was So Long Leader,

WASHINGTON, Jan. f5-Fsnai arrange
ments were today completed for the pub
lie funeral OF the late Representative
Nelson Dingiey in the hall of the house
OF representatives and for the removal
OF IN. remains to their last resting place
In Maine. The body has been inciosed in
a casket OF plain black with silver ham
dies A silver plate bears the following
inscription: Nelson Dingley. 5r Born
February Is, 1ssa Died January ls. 1895"
The body will be taken from the Hanall-
ton house to the capitol about 10 o'clock
I'm the morning and placed In ths hall OF
the house. where the public funeral SER
vices. conducted BY the Rev. s. NJ New
man. OF the Congregational church. as
sisted by Chaplain Couden, OF the house
OF representatives. are TO take place. Sub
sequently the remains will be taken to
the Pennsylvania railroad station and
placed aboard a car attached to the 40
o'clock train for New York. They will
be accompanied by members OF the fam
lily now here. by the committee OF both
houses OF congress and by other frienis.
The citizens OF Lewiston, de. and An
burn. Me. have expressed to the family
their desire TO honor their former fellow
body will be consigned temporarily TO the
committee OF citizens OF those cities Ar
rangements have been made by when IL
will lie in state in the city hail at Lewis
ton between the hours az 1 and O'Clock
in the afternoon. Whether ur not there
Will be public funeral service will de-
pend entirely on the wishes OF the local
committees. The remains viii probably
be removed to the Dingley residence in
Lewiston and private service held there
the next morning. after which they will he
deposited I'm the receiving vault next 20
the body OF Mr. Dingiey's father, who died
recently.
Evidences OF the sympathy for the fam
iiy In their bereavement continued 10 he
received az the Hamilton house during
the day. and number Of public men cslli-
ed and left their cards. Isoth the Aucri-
can and Canadian members of the jasnt
high commission now la session here
sent floral pieces. and In addition large
number have been received from persons
in private and public life
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-16
ILOILO NATIVES FRIENDLY.
They simply Carry Out Orders I'm
Refusing 10 Permit Ameri-
can Troops to Land.

MANILA, Jan. ls.--OTfcial dispatches
Just received from Iloilo island OF Panay,
indicate that the natives are disposed 10
nv .-iandly. although absolutely opposed
TO the landing of the United States forces
without orders from Malalos the seat os
the co-called Filipino national govern
ment. Some OF the officials at Iloiio are
not in accord with the revolutionary gov
ernmcnt but are willing To accept an
American proteetorate and go To state
the case to Aguinaldo IL furnished trans
portaticn by the Americans.
The United States transports Newport
Arizona and Pennsylvania. with tho Eigh-
teenth Infantry the Iowa battalion, the
Sixth artillery and detail OF the signal
corps. constituting Gen. Millers cxpedi-
tion, are anchored close to Guimaras ISL
and. between Panay and Negros. where
an excellent water supply is ohtasmaaie.
The natives. though indisposed primarily
to furnish the Americans with fresh sup
plies. now permit the American officers
TO go ashore and furnish them with an es-
cort during the day time.
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Files Another Long Memorandum I'm
the state Department..

WASHINGTON. Jan. fi-Sengr Piline
Agonc!lIs. the representative of Ag,sinai-
do In Washington. has nIed with the state
department 81 memorandum setting forth
a; length the reasons for his claim that
the Filipino government should he reeog-
nszed by the United states Accompany
ing the memorandum is a letter in which
Senor AgoncJilo states that ne had re-
csived no reply 10 hts communication OF
January In which he asks that s suitable
time be arranged when he could bs pre-
sen;aa 10 the president and heard upon his
claims In view ef the position in which
the representatives of TIE American gov
ernusenf ard the Representatives OF the
Filipino government ;lad themselves upcn
the islands 3; this time. he urges thai ths
matter be given ifume3.ass attention. The
.etter and the ulsmorlaum have been itafed
as official Documents In rhe state depart
rnent and although The officials themselves
have refused 80 make shnrs public. they
have nevertheless expressed willingness
Tor senor Agoneillo 10 DO 50 * As desired.
The paE-rs are row IN the hands OF Score
tary HaY.
TIE memorandum II along the same ssnes
a.a statements heretofore made public hy
TIE Filipino representative Setior Agon-
clio asserts that the FsIlpinos established
ard for saven months have maintained a
form % yoyern,nen, resembling the Amer
can. IN that IL is based upon the right 81
shs people 20 rule: taat Spain having af
Tbs tin1e at sh8 signing os the treaty q
Eeaee gsesxsssiafs % ossiy 0nN psrt ard ;he
~ nsasnaer of tse Philippines. except Man
IA t-ssnr IA -.s~sesessgss Of The Fsstri+.a rs-
public. Spain c1aId give ma title 20 ths
United States for the Islands. ard tssf ha~-
ing no title s0 give hsr claim eannos be
rendered better by tie rA,tfseatisa % tae
treaty es p%acs.
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sHAFrER Is NON-CONMrTrAL.
Declines to He Drawn Into the COa-
tr0v~rsy In Any Manner.

Declines to He Drawn Into the C0a-
tr0versy In Any Manner.
SAN ANTONIO. Jan. i5.-Maj. Gen.
Shafter and party left here at O'Clock
this evening for San Francisco They
spent the day In visiting the army pes,
here, where they were entertained by Col
Minor. OF the Sixth infantry. at luncheon
and by concert OF the regimen.al band.
Many people congregated at the depot to
see the departure.
Before leaving Gen. Shafter said TO q
representative OF the Associated Press:
II do not wish to mix In anyoody's bus,-
ness ! have never said to Gen. Eagan
or anyone else that the beef over which
the controversy has arisen was good, be-
cause I know nothing about II. I only
know and only have said that the beef
at Santiago was good. ] saw 1t. do not
care to say anything In reference to Gen.
Eagan's indefensihle TRADE on Gen. Miles.
The matter has reached an acute phase
and II Is not my wish or province to havA
anything to say in connection with II
further than to discaaim having r1ade to
Gen. Eagan or any one else the remarks
attributed by the report TO me-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-16

DIFFERENCES OF OPINION.
auas's Friends Claim His Election
Is Sar~, hut Opponents Differ

HAhRISfG Ets. Pa, Jan ia--Th!S vas
an of aay with the legislators and polite
Sans Chairman Egkins. of the state Re-
publican committee. Is here in the inter
est 81 Senator c'say and Z. A Van vaa-
kenoUsg. ~ the Business mems league. is
looking after the ansi-os3ay forces. The
headquarters CT the tao factions were
closed today ari no Efforts were rnaae by
either side 10 make Votes
Mr.. fxksns said tonight he had every rea-
son - believe that Senator Quay weuSa be
Fe-*lectea. Mr.. Van valkenbs1rg sad just
tire reverse. Ke claims not "A break has
baen made in she snt1-tauay llnes aad pre-
diets Mr. quay wfu ssI twenty-five short
Of a majority iu the house on Tuesday.
Senator Cs1ay's third defeat viii fol-
sow 0n Wednesday. Van VaIkea burg said
when on joint ballot sAere viii sse a ma
jortsv against nsrn too large so- him 10
overcome, lis managers knox That he
cannot win asa arr only rsaytsx FER resi-
tfnn and booking Cor a market"
Senator oysAy's .rteps2s declare ne is 40
confident ot h9s re-esecsioa thar he viii
start next Tnarssav sor "a months fish.
fng ST s. Lslcsa. F-lA. S@aa:o- Vest. Of
Missouri, ard DR. l. Webster Fox. O.
FssiaaEssiphia. VIE 81 wtfa A4rn. TS1sr@ ara
lsss than a score % legislators hsre 60
night ara 30 orr 81 certain as 20 ghA
outcome % ere eoutas->
On tne surface Tbs rexss1; IL very rn,.ea
IN asuhs and net1aer faction Is ove- eor-
61ea, as 10 low tae aEh< vii c14-
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SPAIN WANTS TO SELL OUT.
The Cortes VIII he Asked To Author
fxe the Sale of Her Remafainx
Eastern Colonies.

MADRID. jan f5--The government. on
the reassembling of the cortes, viii imme-
diateiy ask authority TO sell the Marianne
U-adronesl, Caroline and Pe!ew islands.
since Spain is power.ess TO maintain a
sufficient force TO defend them The gov
ernn1ent arrived at this decision In conse-
quenee OF adsices from Gen. Rios that an
army OF four thousand men. man OF war
and two gunboats would be necessary for
the purposs
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when the important ban fer the Increase os
the regular army can na taken 1p. II Is
awaiting the recovery OF Chairman Hal,
or sss committee. and should as he aeou;
by the cad % the week. ;has measure viii
be brought forward. Bat there Is nttae
ssroscee. sssss MS cogsvaiswSezsce viii permit
this. He was sitting I'D yesterday. hne his
strength IS hardly equal 10 il in This case
There IS little ot a definite nature 70 ne
fereSas. fer tina coming week.
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Caucu. DID Not Come on.

CARSON. New. Jan. l5--intersSt in the
senatorial contest in unahatei. Caucuses
had been called for 2 p. m. today. bat not
enough members assembled TO organize.
The Democrats. Republicans ani silver
men will caucus separately tonight. Stew
art claims eight In the senate and seven
teen in the assembly, hnt II is rumored
that Newlands mar Will be chosen for
speaker.
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Rc~~nue Cutter VIII 60 In scare
EAGtx-MiLEs CONTROVERSY
Ne New Developments, Except the
Resixnaston of Eaxnn's Clerk.

WASHING TON. JaE- lA Apparently
there we're no developments today IN ths
caSs gEswffsg Nus 90 the attack gnsEs ~
CssrssssSsAry General EaxAs sspo. Ger.
Nises III she SsFnnsTs Agz~asaace before
gaS wSv lnvsSssS aslng csxznsatsSs0-. Dss-sss
TIA cpzrlnS week sAe rro1Ass.sly ~ scus
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CINCINNATI. Jar. I5.~-PassenTsr train
No. on tie Baltimore 4 Oasc soatn ~exs-
lag was deraiHeaf 3ust east ~ cas- City
r.. by Il defective rail. TIE sors5snatsoa
cas. eoaca ard sleeper we're 3era2Ie3 -Four
oaxscugszs rers sksgatiy trsRed
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MADRID I&z. ss--T0e spAaszss ;rans-
ps~z Alicante hss arrived al Mala4a. ard
the Preach steamer Caroline at c&4x with
srarsaa arccps tram tss An.EsA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-16
Wilson Managers Drop the
Attempt to Hold 1t.
VOTE re RE HAD WITHOUT
Senator Wilson, in Plain English,
Is Now Bottled Up.

Sentiment In Favor of judge Humes.
Chances 10 Growing, and He VIII
Gain Votes From Now On-rhe Op~
position TO Wilson Ia Persistent
No Enemies. Outside OF the vii.
VIII He Heir to Votes Cast fOn
Other Candidates Who Drop Out.
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ST. LOUIS. Mo. Jan. fs-Mr. Yocum.
who Is on the yacht Paul Jones. Is press-
dent of the Yocum & Racer Manufactur-
ing Company at sa2 South Eighth street.
Mr.. Yocum and his daughter, Miss Flor
encc. left here December for Louisville.
where they we're Joined hy Miss Woodland
ard Miss Taggart. They legt Louisville
a few days for the South in the yacht Pau.
Jones' They journeyed down the river to
New Orleans. where they arrived Deem
Der =. Mr.. Yecum sent telegram froa
that city TO w. S. Cheney. tr. and this
was the last heard os the party by their
So Louis friends
The eruise OF the Paul Jones was to
have lasted until next June From New
osieapx The yacht WAS so go 10 Nozzle
and thence 10 Clearwater. F@a.. where the
party was TO spend some time at Mr.
Yocam's cottage. which he erected during
the summer The plan Was II have egrclesi
Cuba before their return. visiting Porto
KSeAu waters ni~g
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4 YACHTING PARTY
HAS GONE 1O GRIEF.
Naphtha Launch With Prom
inent Party, Is Missing.
TUGS LOOKING FOR HER.
She Left the Mouth of the Missis-
sippi for Florida Jan. 8.
TUGS LOOKING FOR HER.

It II Feared That She Fosndered In
. Gale IN the Calf Of MEXICO
Her Passengers Consisted Of .
PrOminent st. Louis Manufactar-
er, His Daughter, the Daughter
Of the Mayor Of Indianapolis ana
Chicago slrl-Thetr Cruise Was
Designed to Last TIL yuno Next
Vessel Was Finest Of Her Class.
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LOUISVILLE, Ky, Jan. E.-There
seems to be every reason to believe that
the rsaphtha launch Paul Jones. which left
Louisville December with pleasure
party Of society people bound for Pensa-
waters. has gone down in gale in the
Gulf of Mexico with all on board. The
party consisted OF Col. II. c. Yocum and
daughter. Miss Yocum. ana @. II. Yocum.
all OF ST. Louis. Miss Florence Taggart,
daughter of Mayor Taggart. OF Indianapo-
lis. and Miss Margie Woodland. OF Chi
eago.
Deckhand John Barry and Engineer
Bagley were the only two members Of the
crew of four known tn Louisville.
The last heard OF the yacht was II left
the mouth OF the Mississippi river on
January :. II was the plan OF Col. Yo-
cum, under whose direction the yacht was
sailing. 10 coast along the various ports
between the Mississippi and Pensacola.
where II was the Intention OF the party to
make considerable stay. According to
weather reports received at the local bli-
reau, the yacht encountered storm when
three days out.
The relatives pr those on beard are In
terribly pcrturbed state of mind on ac-
count OF the lack OF information. They
have been telegraphing every port on the
Gun coast where ii is though. the slight
est chance Of information could be obtain-
ed. No word OF the missing craft had
been learned up to e late hour tonight.
Tugs have psat cut from number of ports
In search OF her and some definite informa-
ton ought 10 be learned concerning the
vessels fate tomorrow.
TX IL tsresy possible that the Pau, Jones
pa, Ia during the gale at port along the
coast. where there is nc telegraph office.
hence no tidings
The Paul Jones was one of the finest
pleasure yachts OF her size aana,. being
sixty feet in length, ten feet beam and Ave
feet draft. A twenty horse power gasoline
engine In the center OK the boat furnished
the power TO turn the singIe-screw propel-
Ter In the rear. Fuel for TeU miles, was
carried. The interior OF the four cozy cab
ms was finished In mahogany and Mate
glass mirrors. ard these were changed IN
sleeping rooms much as a sleening car Is
changed from a coach to a sleeper at
nigaat
The complete equipment and handsome
decorations made 1t a yeritab.e f'oating
palace.
The fine lines OF the huh and unusually
powerful engine and screw made the yacht
as speedy and seaworthy as II was possible
to construct.