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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-07-18
DEATH STALKS IN CLAY COUNTY.
After Killing Three Men Dick Loyen is
Hiinst II Slain.
CRy Te!egranhl

LONDON DEPOT KY, July II
cay county has had another killing.
DICK l-oven's body has been found
three miles from Manchester Whom
l"und his head was severed from his
body and had been beaten to a pulp. a
41-caliber revolver was found IN ~.
body. Having killed three men and IN
cured several he was probably killed
'oy the friends Of one of his victims.
tie leaves a widow and eight children.
an attempt has been made to kill
VIII Gray near Manchester Clay coun-
y. AFTER three shots had passed
through his clothes one Of then, scr.,n-
ITS MS body, he escaped by running
through q forest. Gray is one of the
Bakers friends
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-07-18
Joseph Hough Slew the Man
Who Loved His Sweetheart.
THEN CUT HIS OWN THROAT
Boly of the Wounded Man Has Not Been
Found. Was Probnb bly, Thrown Into
the River. Detail. of the
Tragedy Not Known.
(By Telegranh.l

CHESTER. CONN, July Hilary
Chadwick, "A years Of age, OF Nav
britain. was murdered last night by
J"seph Housh. 30 years of age. who
then attempted TO kill himself by cut
ting his throat chalwick's body has
Tot been found and the details of the
tragedy are not fully known. Chad
wick came here Saturday night to visit
Miss Mary Smith. to whom he was paw
ing attention. Housh. who boarded
with the Smith family. was also enan
"rca OF the young woman
SAID TO HAVE CONFESSED.
Late this afternoon it was stated that
tough had admitted to Alden Smith, a
brother of the girl. hat he killed Chad;
W.rll and threw his body into the ri,.,r.
lie is said to have stated that he
sought to scare Chadwick and that an
altcrcatinn resulted during which
Chadwick drew Il razor ana cut him on
.nc siue or the face. He then choxcd
Chadwick until he was supposed to be
unconsciois. but later found ne vas
dead. He then dragged the young
mar, $ body to the river, where he
Own razor from a drawer intending ia
commit suicide. when he felt himself
growing faint and called for help
HIS CONDITION CRITICAL.
When the family entered his room !,
razor was found in mis- hand He is IN
4 critical condition.
It is believed that IIoush left the
house before Chadwick ana waited for
MN at the top Of a hill llp which Chad
wick would De Obliged to walk. II Is
nelleVcd that an alteration took place
curing which the younger man was
FIlled and his body was then dragged
I" the river where from a row bnat r.
WIS thrown overheard. The river *
now being dragged for the body.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-07-18
CAUSED a SENSATION.

WASHINGTON, July 1.-THE publ
cation of the war correspondents
formal Indictment OF General Otis
management OF the philippine cam
paign' caused a sensation in the de-
partanents here
Secretary Hay had received advices
as late as today from civil as we'll as
military sources in the Philippines
which led him TO declare that the Sit
uation there was certainly improved
materially, and tat the prospects COR
the future had frightened very much
With these advices, the Secretary said
General Otis had nothing to do, ana
they we're disinterested persons whose
opinions must carry weight.
Generally there was strong disincli-
nation exhibited by the officials to dis
cuss this last round robin General
Miles, who was acting as Secretary Of
War in the absence of Secretary Afger
and Assistant Secretary N1eklejohn,
would not comment upon the dispatch,
and Adjutant General Corbin took the
same attitude
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-07-18
NOT a QUESTION oFNUMrERs
Hut DiHrrcnce of Optn:on as to the Com
position Of The, Force
(By Talegraph)


WAS7l NGTON. July ia state,
l:1ent was prepared al army headuuar
tors today and given out for publica-
ton in which it was said
There has been some discussion IL
Tie press recently relating to an al
iesed difference of opinion regarding,
ne number of troops to be sent to thn
fhilinpinc islands in the first instance, j,
Tren follow Il number of letters from
Zen Miles and Gen. Merritt in v.bic,
each recommended what troops hn
thought necessary 10 be sent to the ;s;-
l:!Eds. These estimates. according IL
the letters, ranged from IA 400 men to
1895 '''en ~
IN conclusion. the statement saws.
1T thus appears that there was no
controversy regarding the number of
troops to be sent. General Miles in
tact, having designated more tnan
General Merritt called for. but only y
clHerence OF opinion as to the co1nno-
sltion of the force General Merritt de-
sirlng TO have more regulars than were
designate by General Miles,
Certain newspapers have attemntcl
to show that General Miles did nor
want more than 5000 troops to be sent
TO the Philippines under General N1er-
ritz. but the above. official correspond
ence shows this not to be the fact
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-07-18
SAYS MRS. RICH IS CRAZY.
LIZ. Jenkins De c!ares That She Was Driven
FInd by Her Huabansl

AUSTIN. TEX. July ia special
from Corsicana, Texas, says:
tDr. II. S. Jenkins. who lives ut III
Iaso at one time. and who knows lin
tnnatcly Mrs. Rich, who is to be sur
rendered 10 the Mexican government
Tor trial on a charge of numbering her
husband. says the woman is untlouh.-
edly insane. and that insanity is a di-
rect result of the treatment accorded
her by her husband. He treated both
OF them professionally When NJ.
Rich first brought his Wife to Ell Paso
she was splendid SPECIMEN Of woman-
hood. The couple were married at
Chicago during the Worlds Fair.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-07-18
SOLDIER suoors BANK ntsSEn.
BIeber's Plea is That He Was Robbed of
&SG5 by the Banks Employee.
(Ry Telegraph

N13Y TeIegfaDh.0
NEW ORLEANS. July 17.-Charles
T. Rocket, runner for the Metropolitan
Eank, had just entered the bank today
&c begin his duties when Englehart
Bieber. discharged soldier slipped
up behind him, and taking deliberate
aim. fired.
The bullet struck the juncture of
Rockers suspenders and carried it into
his back. When the suspender was
pulled from the wound the bullet came
out With 1t. Bieber says that when ne
went TO the war he gave his deposit
book for $500 to Rocket and the latter
drew out the money and refused to re
turn it to him. Rocket is painfully
wounded but will recover.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-07-18
ATLANTA is FOR FREE GOSPEL
n" Longer Necessary to Secure "A Perm,
to Preach in the Streets
(By Teltgrapll.)


ATLANTA. GA. July 1.-THE TEN
Fest which has ragged in religious cir
cles the past week over an attcmp. 10
regulate street preaching was sti,Ie.l
tonight by the city council refusing 70
pass an ordinance restricting thcs spread
OF The gospel to those who secured per
mltS from the mayor
Marietta street one of the ShOrourh
l&fes OF the city is nightly the rendcz-
NouS or preachers cXpOunding tt;air
c:ceds and on Saturdays and SUNDAYS
lhe pastors of several of the churches
here have addressed the people from
gospel wagons The police commits
SION several days ago decided that
street preaching is a nuisance.
COMPLAINTS FILED.
mere We're complaints filed with the
echlei Or police and after a conference
between the chief and police commits
SION 1t was decided that future street
Preaching would be regulated by the
Loilce. permit being first secured
li"m the mayor as to who wonl]
preach and where they would talk.
Ihis the Baptist preachers. who con
Duct SIX meetings every Sunday night
decided vas blow at religious liberty,
Indei the leadership of DR. Rroughton
me ministers of this denomination an.
peared before the city council this even
lng IN having the newly formed ord-
rance regulating street preaching
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-07-18
PROTOCOLS FROM THE HAGUE.
Secretary Hay Now Has the Prnceedipc $
of the Conference at Hand,
(Rv Telegraph

i
WASHINGTON. July 17.-Secrctary
hay has received all Of the protocols
OF the proceedings of The Hague con
ference Included among the papers IS
the draft Of the arbitration ana mcGi-
atloh treaty which is regarded as the
1:"st important achievement Of the
conference The document. like all Of
the proceedings, is in French. the dip
lomatic language always used on such
occasions. and TRANSACTIONS are now be-
ing mace at the State Department.
rs there is occasion for the utmost
haste in completing the work of the
conferences, our government has con-
ciuded not to depend upon the slow
going mails to communicate to its DEL
esatcs its approval Of their work. but
Will. by cable. empower them to sign
me protocols IN the name Of the Uni
TED states. The treaties will, of course,
have to be submitted to the Senate Tor
its approval.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-07-18
DUEL TO THE DEATH.
1ad Blood Between Former Partners
Leads to Fa' % Shooting Af'r.y.

CHICAGO. July 17.-With the glass
doors Of saloon between them, VIII
lam Van Allen. saloon keeper. ana
ffederirk Gondolff. 4 travelling sales
man. fought Il duel today. C;onflk,lff
was nortally wounded and Van Allen
WAS shot through the left thigh
me men were business partners
some time ago. but the business was
broken up and there had been bad
blood between them ever since A rel,
tpnohc message was received by Van
Alien from Gondollf saying that he was
coming down to do him up
an hour later GondblT entered the
saloon ana Van Allen pushed him ost
on the sidewalk. Both mon drew re-.
V"lvcrs ana commenced firing throu gh
the glass door. When the shooting
vas over Gondolff was shot through
the groin and the small Of the back
BE was taken to the hospital in = lv-
ing condition. Van Allen. whose wound
IS not serious. has been arrested.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-07-18
BELlTTLE THE BOSTON REVOLT.
Leading Negroes of the Administration
Regard the Threat as rsiuster.
U3y Telcgraph.)


WASHINGTON. July 17-Judson
Lyons register Of the treasury; ex-,
Resentative Cheatham, recorder of
deeds, and John p. Green. United
states stamp agent. three of the lead
ing colored men Of the administration,
had consultation With the President
To-Day regarding matters of interest to
their race.
During the course Of the consultation
inc ort OF certain coored men to ar
ray tire co!orcd race against the adj
nilillsliatloh on account of its Philip
pine policy was mentioned ana LYONS
assured the President that, in his opin-
ION, It would amount to little
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-07-18
Train Robbers Kill One Officer
and Wound Others.
BLOODY PITCHED BATTLE
Hour and Many Ietc:iveA Gunshot
Wounds. Dead Body of ..Eroncho
Buster Found on the Flel,l,
lRy Tclcgra ph.l

EAST LAS VEGAS. y. NJ. July IT,
M"aSr" details We're received here to-
day of Il pitched battle between 4 shcr-
rs posse ana the gang Of outlaws who
held UP a Colorado and Southern pas.
days ago. Tile affray occurred near
Cimar"on. w. j. Farr. of Walsrnber,
col. Il member of the posse was killed
Deputies Love and Smith Of Springer
n NJ We're probably fatally wounded
W. II. Reno. chief of the secret service
department of the Colorado and South
crn Railway. was also wounded
he robbers escaped to the hills With
out losing a man
Another posse was organized al CT
maroon and is now in pursuit Of tho
robbers.
FURTHER DETAILS.
LAS VEGAS. N NJ, July l7.-AIarlin
i'ltre'l. live stock Inspector arrived
her" tonight bringing further details
- the fight at cim.rron, as he ha,l
learned them at Springer
III occurred this morning." he said,
IN III" canon above C'imarron. in Il
Very rough piece of country. The news
was t"lelfhoned to Springer from CT
lli;irron Just before / Left there. The
Insse WAS led by Sheriff Ell rlrr of
Malsnnhrrc. ana United States Marshal
Foraker. of New Mexico. The moss,
advancing upon the outlaws from three,
directions
Sheriff ITarr was; killed ana Henry
Love ana man named Smith. mem
LerS OF the posse. We're wounded For
;aker returned to Cimarron ana tel,
ph"ned that all Of his posse had boon
wounded"
BRONCHO BUSTER, KILLED.
Word was received late, today That
INC body of one OF the train robbers
concerned in the Folsom train robbery
or the Colorado Southern railway had
been conveyed to Cimulron. froi1 ia.
scene OF the blight fight. ana after
wards taken to Springer. where an m
quest was held tonight The dead man
IS known BY the name Of VIM. NIcGin-
ms alias G. w. Franks, and came
from Masd;ilena. N. NJ. where he $
known as Brorcho Buster" The
other two robbers abandoned their
horses and are being pursued in thc
h!lls by a posse Of twenty men.
Later accounts of the fight state thaIt
re train robbers We're ovcrtakcn ~
aEout !; O'Clock Sunday evening in tho
canon. - miles above C'inarron. Thry
We're preparing To go into camp ana re-
pied in the negative to i demand 10
surrender. y fight then cnsucd in
which about fifty shots were rSchane.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-07-18
Five Men Killed in a Family
War in Kentucky.
AND THE END is NOT VET
Seishborhood is In State of Terror and
People Dare Not Venture out or
Doors. Business Suspended. Re-
newai of IIostilitIes Expected.
(Ry Tclacraph.)

G2y Tclagraph)
LOUISVILLE. KY. July ia spe-
ottl To the Courier Journal from Lon
Gon. Ky. tells Of a report reaching;
there of the outbreak of another, re.;,,i
il Clay county by which five men lost
their lives today. The dead are s:lid
10 ne:
Robert =. Philpot.
Ed Fisher
Aaron Morris.
Jim Griffin.
Hugh Griffin
These fatalities resulted from a
pitched battle fought near Little Goose
Creek. three miles from Manchester.
HISTORY OF TIE. E~EIID
The feua dates back ncarlytwo wears
On Christmas. 1897 james Philpot was
Killed by Aaron Morris. but before he
died he shot and Killed William Bun
dN. friend of Morris. The Morriscs
ard Griiiins were closely affiliated
Since then the feeling between the ", )
factions has been Very bitter and it
has been aroused recently by the
White-Ball"r hostilities. The philpots
WI no are the strongest faction in the
mountains. numbering about $50 voters,
orenly esp"used the cause of the b.
kers. while the Grittins took sides with
the Whites. The story that reaches
mere from Manchester is To the efrt..
that Bob Phipot WAS arrested this
morning by Deputy Wash Thackcr
While Very circumstantial in other ie-
spects' the rercrt does not show clear
II the origin Of the trouble nor give IN,
reason for Philpnt's arrest
SHOT FROM BEHIND.
II IS said that while Thacker was
taking Philpot's bond the latter. was
shot from behind by member Of a
crowd that had gathered. This prcci}-
ltateo general fight With Winchestcrs
and reviewers which was participated
in by George Granville. Robert ana Pc
ter Philpot ana Ed Fisher. on one sllo
and Aaron Morris. Hugh Jim and
Green Griffin on the other The battle
began about o'clock and ragged fierce
~ Tor ten or fifteen minutes. When it
was over 1t was found that five men
had been Killed outright three of the
Illllserents We're seriously wounded
while Peter I'hilpnt was the only one
ON either side to escape injury Gran
VILE Philpot is said To he one of IN,
most seriously wounded. He is a Union
veteran. having lost Il leg at stone.
river.
\ FIGHTING LEGISLATOR.
re IS an eN-Eember of the Kentucky
lte$lsla:ur" and is said to have killed
three or four men. Ed Fisher, who is
reported dead. was another man with
several hicks in his cane He was hu,
>: years old. but is said to have killed
three men.
y effort was at once begun to securc
deputies TO go to the seat of the, tronhlc
ana attempt to restore quiet but IN ia
u laie h"ur iii the afternoon there had
nor been enough responses to make IN
i force that would command resnacl
ne situation at Manchester is deplor-
aple. Since morning the place has bean
IN state OF terror. scarcely any ono
curing 10 venture out of doors RuSi-
ils'ss IS suspended and the residents are
momentarily expecting 4 reneya1 nr
hostilitics
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-07-18
Courses Free to Amy and Navy ono. rs.
(By Telerra,,f1

ATLANTA. GA, July 1.-THE board
Of trustees of the Georgia School of
Technology has decided that officers OF
tht, army and navy Of the United states
Of study at the institution free of
charge.
President Hall notified the War ara
Navy Departments and letter was 10
celVed from Secretary Long thankin.
NJ. Han for the courtesy extended by
me schooi and stating that the action
of the trustees would be published in
the department.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-07-18
TuEY RRElAk E1.rN

BALTIMORE. July 17.-All around
poor work by the Orioles combined with
tiuShry's excellent pitching gave Clevc-
land IN" first game at Union Park this
afternoon.
Bates was the easiest kind Of fruit
Tor the Orioles in the second game ana
IN" contest soon developed into Il
lirc". Sch'nldt and Bates exchanged
POSITIONS IN The fifth and the fusl:il.
stopped Tor just one inning Attend
ance. .56l
FIRST GAME
Cleveland 1885. 4 o 0 o 0 o o + o. - 3
batteries: Nops, Kitsnn and Crish-
man; lllghey ard Schrcckengost
SECOND GAME
RHF
baltimore 80 6 . O. 1 0 x-2l "a !,
Cleveland !. ..0212 O01-G II :
- ga tctles: Howell and Robinson:
BATES. Schmidt and Schreckcngost
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-07-18
The Shaanrnck's Trial Spin.
CIV Teia ora Nh

cGWES, July 1.-THE Shamrock.
with Sir Thomas Upton and Mr.. F,if,.
'ler designer, on board. was given an
other spin this afternoon. The ch.,l-
lenger showed herself extremely Quick
IN stays. The Britannia was also our.
put the boats We're cruising in different
waters. The Prince of Wales will wiz
ness tomorrow's trial of the Shamroc,5
from the admiralty yacht Fire Queen
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-07-18
Klondike's summer Gold Crop.
(By Telegraph

-- - TTT.J
WASH lNGTON. July I'M. Frank
y. Nanderlip, assistant secretary If
Inc treasury, returned today from n
months trip through the west on BUSH
ness connected with the government
minis ard assay offices. He states that
what appears to be conservative es-
innate Of the amount OF gold which
will come out Of the Klondike this SUM
mer is $4,000, 900.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-07-18
Gen miles Cali. on III. pr.k,1ent

WASHINGTON, July 17.-Maior Cen
eral Miles called on the President FOR
half an hour this evening It is ex-
-phined that the visit was occasioned
by Gen. Miles position, as acting sec
rotary Of war and that the matters un-
DER discussion related merely to rou-
tine business OF the War Department,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-07-18
pLUCKY SHERIFF.

Sheril l!d farr received the first
wound in he wrist. but ban5areI II
and renewed the battle He was shot
!; second time through the body and fell
dead. t. Fl. Smith, another: member
.! the posse. was shot through tho leg
ne, hllnS lasted about forty-i five min
u Ne, SPECIAL officer Reno remained on
inc scene until o'clock Sunday night
ana left for Cimarron to secure mnIi.
gu lla. winch was secured at Springer
IL TOOK him nearly four hours to make
me TRIP To Cimarron. n distance of 10
lh:iss. through the heavy rain ana IN
tense darkness -
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-07-18
Fatal Quarrel Oyer a woman.
(By Telegraph

Z VIDALIA, GA, July l7.-Willia1n
Collins this morning shot and killed
Jeremiah Morris. A few minutes later
Collins was shot and seriously wound
cd by Sam Brazil who was a clerk in
a woman with whom both Morris ana
Collins were infatuated. The parties
are all white
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-07-18
Shot and K,,sed His ,.ro,he
(By Telegraph,

LEWEs, DEL, July l7.7At Rohetb
bay today a son of James Mitchell shl,t
his brother with a gun loaded with
large shot. causing death in an hour.
The shooting was done in a playful
manner. The boys supposed the gun
was not loaded. was not loaded. The
dead boy was seventeen years OF age.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-07-18
VIII CIR. etDewey 1T r,ieste.
(By telegraph

IHy IeIeSfaph.)
VIENNA. July lift is unaersto, ID
that United States Mister TO Austria
Hungary. Mr.. Addison C. Harris. ana
others connected with the American
legation. as Well as most of the I7nitcd
states consuls in Austria Hungary. ara
going to Trieste to greet Admiral
Dewey upon his arrival there
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-07-18
Weather Fnreca.t.

WASHINGTON. July 17.-Forecast
Tor Nirginia--Fair With moderate tenn
reraturc Tuesday and Wednesday;
light northwestcrly winds
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-07-18
ON THE DIAMOND.
Results OF Yesterdays Games in the Ma
~ finM:al AVID a tan ic Icn,rues.
HROOKLYN :. CHICAGO 4

NEW YORK. July 17.--rhc Brook
lyns made il three straight With Chica-
g" today by better all around play.
Garvin started off at Il great pace hut
went w in the air III the third ana was
hit SAFELY four times which, With Il base
on balls and Il Wild throw let in
enough runs to Win. Hughes was Of
fcctiNe III AL but two innings C,sey's
thrd base play was Il feature Attend
antc. 1900.
Score: TT It
Ero"lIyn ....... oo51oo1 on l.
Chicagr .. 0 @ 0 O . O o. : .
Observation-Disclosures and Mcguire; Car
VA and Donohue
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-07-18
r.. IL L.
pHu..A =. cINC1N1, ~

~ il4ADELPHIA. July 1.-THE Phil.
ii.s ue'ca'ed Cincinnati today in an ex-
citing II inning game. They tied lhe
score in the ninth on Thomas single.
Delahanty hit by pitcher an out. ana
filcks long fly. In the 18th Thomas
doubled and Delahanty sent him home
win terrific hit TO the club house
IN center fleld Fourteen put outs ny
slortstop Cross is noteworthy AZ
tendance 21S0. Score: I, TT n
ihiiadelphia ..00Ol000O1 O!--3 Q 9
CINCINNATI 80 0 0 0O OOO % s I
batteries: Phillips and Woods; Dono
hue and Mcfarland
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-07-18

BOSTON, July 1.-THE Champions
won their third straight game from,
littsbur. today through wil,lncs, i;
Sparks and the magnificent fielding. Of
taunton. The latter cut off half 4
dozen long hits and his base running
was excellent. Attendance, $500.
Score: ~ TT II
Boston .... O3150 ooox-a .
Plttsburg 0013 0 0 0-3 II 3
Hatterics-I-ews and Clarke; Sparks,
HOffrr and BoWcrunn
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-07-18

ATLANTIC LEAGUE RESULTS
Lancaster 4: Reading. 6.
Wlskesbarrc. !; Newark, ..
Allentown Richmond, postponed, we
grounds.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-07-18
Vessels Sailed.

Steamer, City of Everett, Laverg
Boston.
Schooner, Marguerite. Boston.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1899-06-01
he HAS HIS CANNON READY.
capc sr@ks. m cauaataA vya,ers n.s..
s~ps~~c- EstrtAsssd IN His ship
Arnsd TO sAe Toezfs

"As%SeroS, May IS Capt. Marks
a Cleveland sea captain. according to
Information in possession of the state
department. entreuched on his shin
and armed 10 the teeth, like n pirate IF
old, is defying the governments of the
United States and Great Britain in
such way as to cause serious embar-
rassment TO both.
The ship is anchored in the Cana
dian waters of Valleyfeld. near Mon
treal' and the captain evidentallv in
tends TO stay there until she rots if he
does not get satisfaction from her
owners or charterers. His salutinp
cannon is shotted, and every member
OF the crew has his cartridge belt
full. The state department has sent
orders 10 the United States consul al
Montreal which may result in an at
tempt to capture the ship, and the Of
hciais here are anxiously waiting for
news.
capt. Marks wants back wages from
The Atlantic Transportation Co. to
which his vessel was chartered. The
company had made an assignment
ome time ago.