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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1900-11-30
BUCK GROVE LETTER

Miss Swan of Manila has been visit
ing here for the past few days
Mr.. Fred Bicknell of Minneapolis is
here visiting his brother
Miss I1ottie Cruise of Pretty Prairie,
Neb is here visiting her cousin.
Mr.. Hasset and son of near Denison
are visiting Mrs. J. P. Welch.
Anna Hink is visiting the Misses
Griffin this week.
Miss Sylvia Evans of Ariou is the
guest of Mrs. Bonney.
Mrs. John Dee has been very sick
but is somewhat better at present..
Miss Nora Bicknell is visiting in
Dow City.
The Modern Woodmen ratfied off
their carpet last Saturday.
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NEWS FROM PARADISE

PARADISE was visited by the first
good snow storm last Friday evening
Mae Harper was at home last week
Tor a visit with parents and friends.
Andrew Bell transacted business at
the county seat Friday.
The home of Geo. Gordon was made
merry last Friday evening by mum.
Der OF young people from Dow City and
PARADISE gathering there for the pur-
pose OF surprise .on Garfield Rule.
Everyone reports splendid time.
Frank Bixler was caller at Dow
City the first of the week.
The rattle at Solomon Millers satur.
day was we'll attended.
Mr.. and Mrs David Walters and
daughter were trading in Denison Sat
urday.
Henry Detlefsen enjoyed visit with
his parents the first of the week.
p. j. Hallowell and wife were Arion
visitors Sunday.
w. V. Whaley of Dow City was
looking after insurance business in
Paradise Monday.
About a dozen ladies of Paradise
spent Tuesday sewing carpet rags at
the home of Mrs. Peter Hallowell.
Mrs. Reise of Youngstown, Ohio
who has been visiting friends for a
number of weeks will leave for her
home Thursday.
Mr.. Ringer who has been painting
in Paradise for several weeks has re-
turned to his home in Denison.
Rev Houghtelin the NJ. E. pastor of
Dow City was making calls in this vi
entity Tuesday.
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MANILA NEWS NOTES.

Chas. Nicely came down from Ida
Grove Friday to spend few days at
home.
John Bird who has been up in North
Dakota for several months returned
home last Saturday
Mrs. Turner of Northing, MINI. is
visiting at the home of her mother,
Mrs. Owen. She is on her way to Ok
lahoma
l.. P. Ihrie visited friends in Omaha
last Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Joe Pease came down from
Yankton, S. d. Monday night to spend
Thanksgiving with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. S. M. Nicely.
Chauncy WEIGH is visiting friends
in Sioux City this week.
Miss Nettie Freelove who has been
staying with her sister, Mrs. Geo.
Dowler returned to her home at Man
ming Monday
o. 7. woodward has been busy the
last two weeks building cattle sheds on
the farm of G. A. Sanders west of
town.
Mrs. G. A. Sanders left on Tuesday
for Dunlap to spend Thanksgiving
with her daughter, Mrs. Fred Pease.
An entertainment will be given at
the opera house next Monday evening
for the benefit of the Christian Home
at Council Bluffs. Admission Is and 25
cents.
Mrs. L. schade made a trip to Omaha
last Saturday
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PUBLIC AUCTION.

Having sold my farm | will offer in
Sec. rs, Hanover township, s miles
nOrthwesto of Denison and 5 miles east
of Charter Oak, on
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER II. 1900,
at III q. m. sharp, the following de
scribed property: head of horses. 4
to IL years old; stallion, 2 years old:
. sucking colts; pony: 8 mich COWS,
some fresh, the rest soon will be: s
yearling heifers with calf from regis
tered Polled Angus bull: S spring
calves: 3 young calves: Polled Angus
bull, 3 years old: so shoats: several
dozen chickens: rs geese, 3 dozen
ducks, threshing machine. with Hawk
eve self-feed and clover attachment.
with Westinghouse engine: 1O-horse
power and ! l2-horse power. the latter
almost new: 2 self binders. 2 l6 inch
stubble plows. Pinch gang pillow, >
corn planters with checkrower and lsC
rods OF wire with each. tongueless
cultivators, one-horse 5-shovel cultiva-
tor, balance frame cultivators. Rock
Island disc cultivator. 2 mowers, one
nearly new, 2 iron and wood harrow.
y pulverizers, tanning mill, feed
grinders, fodder cutter, feed cutter,
set bobsleds, wagons. one nearly new.
A two-seated spring wagon, l1-foot hay
rake. 2 l1-foot seeders, ] sickle grinder.
i feed cooker. so and 200 egg incuba-
tors, sets work harness. a set fynets,
milk tank, s creamery cans, 2 hay
racks, ] hog rack. 5000 to 5000 bushels
corn in crib, some household goods and
other articles.
TERMS $40 and under, cash: over
that amount a credit of one years time
on approved notes bearing. g per cent
interest. ANTON JOBGEN.
W.. j. McAhren. Prop.
AuctiOnaar
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CHARTER OAK CHATS

A. Fish anl Chris Iverson drove to
Denison on business Wednesday,
Mrs. Willis BloSminburg of Ohio is
visiting her sister Mrs. Vandever.
Rev. Arson and family of Magnolia
are visiting at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Fiene.
M. J. McKinstry of Ute was an Oak
caller Wednesday.
| Mr.. Sturgeon of Louisians is visit
| ing his friend VIM. Hess.
Asa Dow of Dow City was up on
business Wednesday.
Fred Eggers was an Oak caller this
week.
Sam Lyons and family spent Thanks
giving with friends at Sioux City.
Rob Cole and family went to Deni-
son Thursday.
Miss Minnie Walker was called
home from Omaha Wednesday by the
illness of her mother, Mrs. C. HI.
Weed. Miss Mable Carr accompanied
her.
Charlie and Willie Morris we're Ute
visitors Thursday.
The Misses Nellie and Emma Nc
Williams, Fanchon Bamford and Pvrle
Bates were at Denison for Thanks
giving.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. M. Criswell and
Miss Alice Stephens of Denison ate
turkey at the Hart home Thursday.
Miss Alice Bates came home from
Rodney the first of the week.
Barney Vollertson and family spent
Thanksgiving at the Duncan home in
Paradise.
Asa Baber of Mt. Pizgah visited on
Wednesday with his sister, Mrs. r. C.
Roup.
Miss Eva Sas is visiting friends in
Des Moines this week.
Frank Mulheron came oyer from
Denlson to spend Thanksgiving at
home.
Miss Lizzie Mulheron was called to
Ticonic the first of the week to care
for her sister, Mrs. Sam Atwood who
IS having lung trouble.
The sermon delivered by Father
Cooper Thursday was one of the best
we have been privileged to listen to.
The hall was we'll filled
Charlie Hite of Danbury visited with
friends here Thursday.
Henry Jones living near Ute who
buried his infant daughter here Satur-
day is very low with brain trouble.
Drs. Waterhouse. McWilliams and a
doctor from Mapleton were holding a
consultation today Thursday. The
many friends of the family are anxious,
ly waiting to hear that he is better
Later. The physicians say he cannot
possibly live till morning.
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One lot children's underwear.
worth l5c, closing out price. .f5c
One lot ladies underwear, worth
ooc, closing out price, ......... .22C
one lot outing flannel, worth &C,
oiosl'is out price ....... 1880. Sic
loo hdSfs. closing out price. sc
DC hdkfs, closing out price. Sc
a5c lldlsfs, closing out price. 1900. .2Oc
One lot blankets, extra large size.
worth I 90. closing out price. &. .69c
Children 5 two-piece fur sets, worth
Ito, closing out price. 49,. 9BC
Working silk, 9 skeins for ........ .25c
Black figured dress goods worth
!. SOC, closing out price. ....... .25G
9harber's linen thread, 2oo-yd spools
'tlosing out price ......,.... ......7C
AZ articles will be cold at greatly re-
ducea prices All our flannel and silk
waists viii be sold at half price
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1900-11-30
THE COUNTY BOARD PROCEEDINGS

Proceedings of the Board of Supervisors
of Crawford County, Iowa, November
Session, 1000.
Board met in auditors office Mon
day, Nov. 10, 1900.
Members all present.
Called to order at 10 m.
Minutes of Saturday, Nov. 10, were
READ and approved.
On motion claims were allowed as
follows:
Gus Witt to nursing John Weider
lex Il days. 90
R W Bamford merchandise for
EOert 1amlly..... .......-.. ~ l5
G II Baker trustee returning poll
BOOKS. 49,. 10000. ;............ IA 70
G. M .Schooley, clerk, repairing
booths, ETC.. .............. 9 co
j l. Butterworth assessing sa-
looms at Dow City,. ......... 4 90
On motion reports of Henry Bell,
sheriff, from April lstto October lst,
1900. were accepted.
On motion S. j. Woodruff was APP
pointed delegate to the Farmers Ag-
ricultural convention, in accord ance
with section g. chapter IS, of the 18th
general assembly.
On motion resignation of M. n.
Smith, coroner, TO take effect Deem
Der lst, 1900, was accepted.
1t was moved and carried that I'll.
Fl. Klinker be appointed coroner to
fill vacancy.
On motion official bond of H. Fl.
Klinker was approved.
Board adjourned at IL noon to meet
at p. m.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Board met at p. m. and allowed
claims as follows:
Henry Bell to serving subpoenas
delivering poll books, etc........ 1865 25
. Sprecher car fare for poor per-
SON. Observation-Disclosures. 05
Claim of Sp-echer for the sum
OF $50 was rejected.
T j HERE to mayors transcripts 10 81
Wiese and Campbell material and
labor White district. ....... IS
EverS and Martens material and
labor White district. ...... ST
Town of West Side to one mill
road tax. Iii SIS
G Wygant repairs. ......... 80
Town of West Side to sewer built
in place OF county bridge. ....... rs 90
Board adjourned at p. M. to meet
Tuesday, November 10Th at a., m.
w. w. RHoDENBAuGH,
Chairman.
JOHN T. CAREY,
Auditor.
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Il Lochmiller Jr John Finneran
jeremiah O'Conner Thos O'Conner
Denison township
w Bauman T Burke
VIM Dodge CPHaryey
E Gulick William
VIM McLennan w ] McAhren
Paradise township
w B Evans A Granger
Jas Nealy John Thompson
Willow township
Oscar Remde Frank Brown
Isiah Siglin Henry Cries
Wsst Side township
FRED Sock Thos Fitzglbbons
NJ ) Leane George Buck
Milford township
n H Brogden il Miller
}. L Turner Chas Day
Goodrich township
Ernst Plug r B Johnson
Jas McKim Fritz P Timm
Hanover township
Jos Meehan Otto Schultz
Henry Helkins John Meehan
Charter Oak township
= ID Mcmahon SB LYONS
4 Mains G M Peters
Jackson township
Pa Dowley John Lucey Jr
q Abbott JAS Kerigan
Stockholm township
Chas Shives O f Shives
Alfred Clausen Francis Peterson
Otter Creek township
z Peters Hans Miller
M = Hueschen Fred Berendes
Morgan township
Ed Tamm Herman hoffman
Soldier township
n } Nolierson John Claussen
John Hoffman Hans Wacheldorf
Board adjourned at II noon to meet
Saturday. December LIST 1900 at 10 a m
w w Rhodenbaugh John T Carey
Chairman Auditor
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NOTICE OF PROBATE OF WILL
State OF Iowa.
Crawford County. ia PROBATE

oF sssre q county iowas In Probate
In the District Court of Iowa, in aud for Craw
ford County. Notice of the reading and mo
bate of Will
To Whom 1t May Concern:
You and each of you are hereby notified to
appear at the court house in Denison. Craw-
tord county, on the tenth day of December.
1909; at one o'clock p. m. to then and there at
tend the probate of an instrument in writing
purporting to be the last Will and Testament
of Caleb Standing late of said county. deceas-
ed, at which time and place you will appear
aud show cause. If any you know. why said
will should not be admitted to probate
In testimony whereof, have hereunto sub
scribed my name and aflixed the seal of the
District Court this 22nd day of October 1900
s7-3t Emil Kruger, Clerk
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ORIGINAL NOTICE

1 In the District Court of Iowa for
Crawford County. ioi
Julia Miller
Plaintiff.
Ralph Miller Decemhar og IT,
Defendant. 1900
TO the above named defendant D.,
phi II. Miller: isai-
You are hereby notified that thara g
now on file in the Office of the Clerls Of If
the District Court of Crawford connt "
Iowa, petition by the plaintitf I Thy,
Miller. asking from you divorce J fna.a3
the bonds OF matrimony heretofore e o,n
listing between the plaintiff and go
sels; and further asking the custndv
OF the minor child of plaintiff .nS
yourself, Merle Miller, age two vaa amu
file. now On
now unless you appear thereto and
defend before noon of the secona a dn
ofthe next term of said Cont o LAY
mencing at Denison. Iowa. on tha 1nth
day OF December, 1900, default viii ~ ~
entered against you and decree re We
dered as prayed. ieh-
eeA. j. p. CONNER.
oo10 Attorney for Plaintiff.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1900-11-30
NEBRASKA BOYS BEATEN.
Minnesota Wins Stubborn and
Well Contested Game.
FINAL RECORD is 20 TO L..

Feature of the Game Was Remarkable
Iowa and Northwestern University
Ilevens at Rock Island.
Lincoln, Neb., Nov. 30.-Minnesota
defeated Nebraska in a stubborn and
well contested football game yester-
day before Il crowd that broke the rec
ord i'm point of attendance. The score
was 20 to II.
Minnesota set the pace, scoring a
touchdown in the first II minutes of
play. Another touchdown came to the
visitors ten minutes later. Then Ne
braska braced up and on false punt
and beautiful run by Pillsbury scored
a touchdown and goal. A place kick
by Minnesota ended the first half.
Both sides got Il touchdown in the
second half, but Minnesota missed
goal for the third time.
The lineup:
Johnson. ....- Left end. ....... .Ohne
Brew 49,. left tackle. ........ Fee
Ringer. Left guard. ..... Flynn
Koehler. !. Center ........ Gage
Dassenbrach. Right guard. Mueller
Westover. j. Right tackle. 80. .Tweet
Cortelyou.... Right end. .Hoyt
Drain. ..... Quarter ....... .Doble
Crandal. y. !. Left half 80. Smith
Montgomery Right half. -. (. Fafans
Pillsbmy. Full back. .Knowlton
Umpire-Clark of Omaha. Referee
Allen of Chicago.
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VII luOUiOu TeSlSudulCQ VI JoO. Gdup,
constable of Nishnabotny township,
was accepted, and A. G. Beers be ap-
pointed to fill vacancy.
Mr. Koltze allowance for Novem-
Der and December, Goodrich
toWnshlp.... .......... ........ 10 90
On motion official bonds OF e. L.
johnson, assessor of Deloit, and Henry
NJ Eifert, assessor OF Schleswig, were
approved.
Highway petition No. 800, (Kroll
Road came before the board for re-
hearing and on motion was reconsider
ed and laid over until January session.
1t is hereby ordered by the board
that The justices OF the peace In and
for Crawford county and the MAYORS
of incorporated cities and towns in
said county, who may act as justices
Of the peace, are hereby instructed not
TO issue any warrant and commence
any criminal proceedings without hay-
ing first consulted with and secured
the sanction of the county attorney.
save in cases where the interests of
justice would suffer by the delay, and
They are further instructed that ia any
SUCH case they are at once TO notify
the county attorney of the commence
ment of such action; and resolved in
the future the board will not allow
fees on the transcript Of any Justice
who has failed to comply with this
order.
Board completed canvassing vote.
The following persons were declared
elected to the pective county offices.
Clerk of Courts Frank Faul
County Auditor M j Collins
County Attorney S V O'Hare
Board of Supervisors HI G Schroeder
G H Moulter
Justices of the Peace Constabes
Iowa township
John Mcmahon Henry Jones
John Stammer Z Haurahan
Nishnabotny township
) 2 McCracken b FL Burlington
Ed Theobald George Pam
Washington township
JAS Haines Jos Miles
Ell G lseminger Clarence Iseminger
Union township
G w Huntington Clark Sterritt
NE Stilson Hudson Downs
Boyer township
aenfy Nanchett Daniel Kline
Plato Durham d ri Roam
Hays township
VIM Martens John Peucker
= P w John John Riemers
East Boyer township
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1900-11-30

Chicago-chicago, Is; Michigan, 6.
New Yofk-Columla II; Carlisle, 6.
Philadelphia PENNSYLVANIA, u; Cor
nell, 0.
centerville, Ia. Memphis, o; Center
vile, 116.
Des Moines-Drake, II; Iowa col
lege, 0.
Dubuque Dubuque, 80; Davenport,
y. Iowa High school championship.
Sioux City-South Dakota university.{
6; Lincoln NEEDLES, O.
Kansas City Kansas, 6; Missouri g
San Francisco-sta 5; Berke-
ley, 0.
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loWANs FAIL OF VICTORY.
Contest With the Northwestern Eleven
Results In u Tie.

|
Rock Island, Nov. Bottle game be-
tween Northwestern university and
the State university of Iowa, played
here yesterday, did not decide the rival
claims of the elevens to the football
championship of the west, the score
being 3 to 3 at the close of heart
breaking contest. The game was wit
messed by 5000 people. While the
score was a tie the honors of the day
We're with Northwestern. The latter
kicked off, Iowa carrying the ball
back to the 40-yard line An exciting
contest followed, line and mass plays
being interspersed with punting by
both teams when they found it impos-
sible to advance. Iowa twice tried a
place kick, which each time resulted in
touchdown. After 20 minutes play
Iowa punted from center field, North
western carried the ball back to the
6o-yard line, when Eby captured the
ball on a tumble and, backed by SPLEEN
did interference, sprinted to North-
Westerns goal for Il touchdown.
The second half was a repetition of
the first. Contrary to expectations,
Northwestern showed no weakening
from the effects of the hattering re-
ceived. Both teams played fast, ag-
gressive ball, without decided adj
vantage for either. Iowa made consid-
cradle gains by several fake punts and
plays around the end, but they were
outpunted by Northwestern. After 25
minutes play Johnson made a place
kick from the 35-yard' line and the ball
sailed squarely between the goal posts
defended by Iowa, tieing the score.
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sl66 60 TO INTERNATIONAL LIVE
STOCK EXHIBITION, CHICAGO.
AND RETURN.

Via the North Western Line. Excur-
sion tickets will be- sold November 80.
and December !, limited to return I'M
til December 10, inclusive. Apply to
agents Chicago 8 Northwestern R'y.
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Shoe Department.

We have q fine assortment of high
grade shoes, and they must all be sold,
and to make them move fast we viii
close them out AZ cost, some belos.
cost
Ladies felt-lined shoes, worth .25.
closing out price. ~. ............ .8AG
Boys heavy shoes, worth LIS, clos
ing out price. ......... La
One LOT ladies French kid shoes,
worth 4. 90, closing out price e SO
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1900-11-30

Board met in auditors office Tues
day, Nov. 20, 1900.
Members all present.
Called to order at a. m.
Minutes of Monday, Nov. 10, were
read and approved.
On motion claims were allowed as
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Deputies Extend symnathv -

Deputies Extend Sympathy to Kruger.
Paris, Nov. 3o-The chamber of dep
utles yesterday unanimously adopteG
a vote of sympathy with Mr.. Kruger
who will leave here tomorrow for
Cologne. He will remain at Cologne
over Sunday and rest. On Monday he
VIII so to Magdeburg and thence to
Berlin, where he expects to arrive
Tuesday morning.
secretary Charles i. Martin of the
National Live Stock association has is.
sued the call for the fourth annual,
convention of the National Live Stock
association to meet in Assembly hall,
In Salt Lake, on Jan. Is.
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On next Monday we Will place ON
sale a fine assortment of silks,
worth as high as l.5o a yard
z Monday ........ 6g
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Good News for Men.

We will place on sale
Mittens,
Caps,
Felt Boots,
Arctics,
Overcoats
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Board adjourned at 5 p. m. to meet
Tuesday, November goth at 8 a., m.
w. w. RHoDENBAUGH,
Chairman.
JOHN T. CAREY,
Auditor.
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Cut This List Of Prices
Out and Frame 1t,
As you will never again have the opportunity of see
ing quotations on high-cass merchandise
to equal these.
We wv space
does list

We quote but few prices below, as space
......does not permit of an extended list:....
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-08-21
ALONG THE =
WATER FRONT.
The China. From the
Orient, Arrives Be-
fore Her Time.
Off FOR COAST THIS AFTERNOON.
BRINGS MANY PASSENGERS
ON THEIR WAY HOME
FROM CHINA.
The Barkentine Wrestler Storr-
Tossed-Torpedo Boats at Play
AShipping TarsABusy Sum
day News Notes

The China, from the Orient, arrived
last night, one day ahead OF schedule
time. She left Yokohama on the 18th
and took little over nine days to
make the trip. She brought good
many passengers for the coast, but
only two for this ports She has about
sixty-seven tons of freight for here
and started in this morning 10 take
coal. She will take 375 tons and it VIII
be late this afternoon before she ges
away, She. will take about sixty, pa
senzers from this port for San Fran :
CISCO
Among the freight on the China fo-
this port is a Misunderstanding boat. /
came with every detail complete. Il
outline it resembles the boats buiis
here by the japanese fishermen. In
construction it is greatly superior.
There is not an iron nail in its con-
struction, it being fastened entirely
with wooden pegs and rivets. 1t Ii
quite large, being about thirty-five feet
long and six feet beam and about -four
feet deep.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-08-21
WRESTLER SToRM-TOssED.

VICTORIA, b. c. Aug. S10.-New :
was brought by the Aorangi that tn ?
American barkentine Wrestler had ..
narrow escape from being wrecked o.
her voyage from the Chemanilus Mills
to Sydney with her lumber cargo. On
July 5th last, when of the coast OF. Aus
tralia, she encountered a series Of
heavy gales, lasting four days, which
caused the deck load to shift and the
vessel to lie on. her beam ends. TIE
crew had to heave much of her deck
load overheard to trim the ship. The
sea was breaking right over her, stav-
ing in the cabin doors and flooding the
cabin, damaging all the stores. 1t also
stove in and filled the forecastle, car
ried away the jib stay and adj the jibs
of the jibboom, tore boat off the
after davits and started the after part
OF the deck house and flooded the sail
room. The water got below and the
crew, when they finally reached port,
were exhausted by centiHueus work.
To add TO the discomfort the fresh
water became so impregnated with sail
that the men could not drink it. All
speak of the Wrestler as n remarkable
sea boat and say that otherwise shs
would never have made another port.
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BUSY SUNDAY.

Sunday was busy day for the Fear
less. She took the schooner Helene
out ard then brought the ship STAN
dard in. She then went out and
brought in the schooner F. S. Redfield.
In the late morning the City Of HaL-
kow was ready for sea. She was 10
Naval Row and when the time came y
move her il was found that her An
Choir and the anchor of the ship J.
Brown were fouled. The big ship
Hankow,, had the. Fearless alongsio
and when the tug went ahead tte
strain on the Browns anchor chain
parted her stern mooring and she
started to swing onto the Hankow.
Serious pilikia was averted by Captain
Brokaw OF the Fearless. He saw the
way things were and passed line TO
the Brown and kept the two vessels
from locking horns until the Brown
could be made fast again and the Hat
kow's anchor freed. 1t took about two
hours to get the Hankow started, out
the work was finally done and the big
composite vessel started for the Sound.
Pilot Macaulay sailed her out Of the
harbor. -