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Daily camera., 1900-09-29
SPECIAL SALE DAYS
Saturday and rlonday
Sept. 20 and Oct. 1 at
the Peoples Store.

We supply the people with fresh seas
enable goods at saving of one third to
one-half from the regular prices.
Here are bargains in ladies' winter un.
derwear: Fleece lined vests. fall weight,
sells at 75c. bargain day price only 15c.
Ladies ribbed, heavy Aeeced union
suits. sells everywhere at soc; our price
for Saturday and Monday. 2oc.
Children's ribbed vests or pants. fleece
lined, all sizes. sells at 25c. 20 bargain
days at almost half price, only I5c.
Mems underwear, extra heavy weight,
ribbed and fleece lined. sells everywhere
at 6oc; we will sell them Saturday and
Monday at 800.
Mems Fedora hats in the new shades,
all sizes. new goods, SI.5o hat for o8c.
Mems outing flannel night shirts. full
leng th. any size, worth 55c, 60 at 38c.
Boys REFER overcoats, ages 3to IL.
sells in every clothing store at $3.50; our
price for Saturday and Monday is just
half. sI75.
Best quality German prints, in dark
colors, sells everywhere at 7Hc; put up
in 10 yard dress patterns go the two days
at per pattern no yards) 4oc.
Snap in bed blankets, extra large size,
eleven quarters, gray bed blankets, sells
at SI.38. bargain price IS soc less on each
pair and they go at SIC.
Two specials in bed comforts. the one
is made of sllkoline, both sides alike,
filled with cotton, worth 81. 60 at 81 20;
other is our dollar comfort and will sell
at ooc.
Ladies eiderdown dressing sacques in
pink, red, blue and gray, worth 81. will
sell one to each customer at SOC.
Heavy linen huck towels, size I8x36
inches, sells at I8c, Saturday and Mon.
day they 90 at half price, only &c each.
and not more than four towels to one
customer.
How is this? Ladies cashmere wrap
pers or teagowns, made OF best cashmere,
all lined, nicely trimmed, worth any.
where IS to 81, 60 Saturday and Monday
at $500 (less than the Cashmere alone is
WORTH.
Ladies' fur collarettes, made of good
sheared coney. sells at s2.75, 60 the two
days as surprise at SI.48.
Ladies mercerized silk underskirts,
lined with outing flannel, made nicely
with three ruttles on the bottom, our
81 IS skirt, special price 81.
Ladies' heavy ribbed hose, just the
right weight tor fall, the best and most
durable hose to wear, everyone likes
them, worth zoe pair, special price, two
pair for 25c.
Feather pillows, weight fully three
pounds, best quality ticking, sells every
where I ooc, our price for Saturday and
Monday ooc.
Fine quality buttermilk soap, worth
Ioc cake or box Of three cakes for
25c. special price for box of three
cakes &C.
Fifty pieces of table oil cloth, all pretty
patterns, it sells at 25c yard, Saturday
and Monday per yard Isc.
And many other bargains which you
| will find at our store besides these.
The PEOPLES STORE.
Boulders Great Bargain Store.
Daily camera., 1900-09-29
FORTY-FIVE DROWNED.

terrible Result Of = CollislOn in Japan
Waters.
Nagasaki, Japan. Sept. 2o-The Nor.
wegian steamer Collanda was sunk in
collision with a Japanese vessel. Of the
crew and passengers of the Collanda
forty.five persons we're drowned.
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. COCHRAN FOR BRYAN. =:

Chicago, Sept. 7o-bourke Cochran
arrived from New York and speaks at a
monster meeting in the interest of the
Denprratic ticket tonight. Demand tor
ticket; has been 50 brisk that it has been
found necessary to arrange for several
overflow meetings. The gifted orator
will speak on imperialism.
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The Cool Strike
Ne0||y Over
THE MINERS WILL WIN.

But President Mitchell VIII not Yet Give
the WOrd.
Hazelton, Pa, Sept. 2o-Presiden,
Mitchell said today shat concessions oi
increase of wages ten per cent do not
meet the demands of the union, but it
is thought here that the strike is virtual.
ly over. The New York managers are
expected to make a satisfactory an
nouncenent Monday. Thew are in ses
sion there this afternoon.
Daily camera., 1900-09-29
CARNEGIE FOR M'KINLEY.

Ne y York. Sept. 26-The North Amer
ican Review today announced that it
would publish an article BY Andrew
Carnegie next week in which the great
ST el baron will come out for Mckinley
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JUSTICE FOR DREYFUS.

Paris. Sept, 7o-It is announced today
that The court of Cessation will reopen
the Dre, fus case, quash the court mai
tial, and reinstate Dreyfus in the army.
Daily camera., 1900-09-29
B|y0l' 5 Tour
An OV0lO1
BRYAN'S GREAT CROWDS.

Twice Many People Hear HIN as Hoard
Roosevelt.
Fargo, N. D. Sept. 2o-Mr Bryan was
greeted by 10000 people when he ar
rived here today. 1t was the greatest
j .mu,> ,ration in the history Of Fargo,
All though North Dakota and South
Dako'a Colonel Bryan has been greeted
by crow ds twice as large as those which
attended Roosevelts meetings last week.
Tong ht after his speech at Cookstown.
Colonel Bryan goes to Duluth.
Daily camera., 1900-09-29
TRINITY STILL RISING.

Fort Worth. Sept. 2o-The Trinity
river is still rising and spreads out IH
miles over the bottoms. The damage
has been great.
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$50. 600 for the Round Trip.

$780, 900 for the Round Trip.
Salt Lake and return Oct. 4th and 9Th.
Tickets good returning until Oct. 25th.
Stop overs allowed in each direction via
the Colorado & Southern.
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Market Value of Fish Scales.

In answer to great number of inquiries
from this country relative to the price OBJ
tainable for fish scales in France. Consul
Covert at Lyons has informed the State De-
partment that the price paid for such
scales ranges from $1-T4 to $2.31 per kilo-
gram (2.2046 pounds. Large quantities can
be disposed of. but they must be very small
and very bright. Samples already sent from
this country to France have been pro-
nounced too large and despoiIed of their
brightness" and other specimens are de-
sired. The scales are used in the manufac-
trre of buttons, trimmings. embroidery and
all kinds of 5ewelrySfor the extreme orient,
tho Indies and China.
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THE PEANUT INDUSTRY.
How the Nuts Are Prepared for tn
Consumer.

How the Nuts Are Prepared for the
Consumer.
From the New York Evening Post.
It is not generally known that the Amer
lean yield constitutes but a small pro-
portion of the peanut crop of the world:
the expectation from Africa and In
dia to Europe is nearly 400, 600 900 pounds
annually half of which goes to Marseilles
to be made into oil. The running variety
is typical American peanut. from which
we derive our information: Its vines are
large, with spreading branches growing fiat
the ground. The pods are large and
white. There are many more varieties
grown. some of them being upright bushes
instead of vines. The so-called Spanish
nuts are used principally by confectioners.
They have small, round kernels, and are
very fine. The crop averages annually
10000 bags of Ito pounds each. 1t is only
within the last few years that peanuts
have been shelled by machinery. With the
increase of their production machines have
been taking the place of the old slowgoing
methods.
To grow peanuts successfully requires a
caloareous soil without too much lime. and
under such conditions the yield runs from
thirty to forty bushels per acre. Thers are
about twenty peanut factories In America
and the capital required for starting mill
is small One factory handles five tons Of
peanuts daily, producing 235 gallons of re-
fined OIL 1f5 gallons Of crude oil, $3.50
pounds of flour and meal and 3, 800 pounds
of stock food An extensive grower does
not take the trouble to separate peanuts
from the vines and dirt when he has dug
his crop, but sends everything to the fac
tory. They are put into the mill, vines,
dirt and all, and are then placed in a hop
per and fed into revolving cylinder which
cleans them by friction. the dirt, leaves and
vines being taken out by suction pipe.
The nuts remain in the cylinder and they
are fed out upon a revolving slat table, the
stats resting upon canvas from which negro
women pick out those of the first grade
which are known fancy" The selected
nuts are fed from the table into chutes and
then into bags The remainder are run
over a second revolving slat table. fed into
chutes and packed into bags labeled Eek
tras.' Four grades are sorted, the first
three being sold to dealers and the fourth
to confectioners for making burnt almonds
and cheap candies. America does a heavy
export business to Europe in peanuts For
eigners do not eat them Americans do,
but grind them into msal. They also make
oil of them, which is resold to Americans
olive oil. The nuts very rich in oil,
40 per cent of the shelled nut being oiE
After the oil is extracted the cake which
remains is sold for $50 a ton in Germany
and fed to cattle and sheep Peanut butter
is one of the latest uses of the peanut 1t
is made by grinding the nuts very fine and
reducing the mass to a pasty substance a
portion at least of the oil being removed
Salt is added as favoring.
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From Int Bits.

From Int Bits.
Nodd-'T have been married FIVE years,
and feel as If hadn't got back from my
honeymoon yet"
Todd-"Nothing but paying out money.
eh?'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-04-24

Youngstown. Ohio. jobbers in wire and
nails have received orders from John W.
Gates Of the American Steel and Wire Com
pany. ordering a cut Of 20 per cent In all
prices
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-04-24

Fifteen cases Of the plague, fourteen Of
which were fatal, occurred In Manila dur
ing the past week.
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PROFESSIONAL.


Teacher and scientific reader, can be engaged for
clubs and parties Readings daily after 10 I'm.
TBS 10th NV ap91 Ice
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SPRING RESORTS.

The Atlantic City once OF The Even
ing Star II located at 13O9-13 Atlantic
avenue, where any Information con-
corning advertising, ETC., can be oh
tanned. The rates are the Same ~
charged at the Home once.
ATLANTIC CITY, n, .,
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LADIES' GOODS.

FUR GARMENTS MADE TO ORDER; REMODEL
ing Of old fur wraps to the latest styles a spe-
efnlty; ladies' tati0r-made suits made to order
at guaranteed. z. HORGAN. 500 K ct. NV
mh16-n
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FUR SAIF-
splendid investment In T-room brick near v H
ave- and NJ st. rented $40 30 Price only
81 $50.
BEAUTIFUL GROOM HOME
IN ne: furnace heat; all mod. imps; splendid
order; 81. 1"1.
WESC0TT, WILCOX & HIESTON
ap21-s, tn tn BE- 1870 st NV
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SPRING RESORTS.
ATLANTIC CITY. n, ]

LITTLE BRIGHTON HOTEL. OCEAN END SOUTH
Carolina ave.-Amerf and European plans; res
taurant and buffet attached; full ocean view;
steam heat; open all year. 8 A. SCHWElSFORT.
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ATLANTIC CITY. n. ,
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BUSINESS PROPERTY.

FOR Salvatore AND DWELLING. STH Sc.
near PA. ave-. and b. Price. $5.5aD. Go ID
place for live party FRANK HARRISON,
WarCier bldg. 9Th and + NV. ap2+3t
FOR RENT-OR LEASE-THIS PROPERTY. 11S2
Conn. ave: lot 1sX9O; excellent business location:
opposite the Grafton; extensive alterations
will be made for responsible party on long lease.
Apply TO BERNARD II. JOHNSTON. COS 14th st.
ap21-3t
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-03-25
II. N II. q. Time card, Bryan
LOCAL NEWS.

J. ". Dyer vent to NayasotA yester.
day.
Nike IIAnnedn Was in the city yester.
day.
a. A, Farley went to Austin yester.
day.
= .Re'idence Tor rent. Apply to +. }.
mntain. 81
Gus Sieyener WAS here from Rurten
yesterday.
Born to Mr.. and Mr.. John b. Hines.
adaughier.
d.. J. +. Eayes vas here from Mill.
can yesterday.
John Thomas Was here from Nava.
sofa yesterday.
Mrs. George 4. Tabor returned from
Austin yesterday.
George Harrington was here from
Mil.ican yesterday
Brook lli,l Whisky-fne-t on earth
Exposition saloon. 1907
Mrs. W. b. Scumshire returned 10
MilIican yesterday.
Y Smoke Metropolitan cigars sold at
exposition Saloon. dif
Lemp' Bottled beer il what Won want
ifyou want the best. lOp
JJ. Naudiyer Of Steep Hollow. was
In the city yesterday.
Mrs. Elijah Bennett and children lef,
for Tennessee yesterday.
W. D. Yardley and J. II. McCullousb
went to Hearne yesterday.
W. Z. Nabors was here from the
Brazos bottom yesterday.
Try The famous Brook Hin Whisky
I a. the Exposition saloon. d53,f
Drink Mount Vernon Pure Rye at IN.
1.-THE Exposition saloon. d53tf
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-03-25
Consultation and Examination
Free.

%Ofiice hours from ga m. until
II, and $50 to S p. m. 2.i7
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SENATOR TiILYAx.

agreeing 20 enlarge the purpose Of the
measure hy providing Tor "the aid and
relief % the people % Puerto Rico.
He sharply criticised the method
adopted by the United States in extend.
ing haudsful n food 90 the people Of
Puerto "a, a guuity.
"a long ~ You continue 70 feed these
people down there. declared Mr.. TIL.
man, lyon may feed them. 50 long as
the ireeimen's bureau was maintained
IN the south the negroes there amounted
20 nothing. That's a race characteristics.
This government will SCI itself M A.
an eleemosynary institution by the pass.
age q this bill and don't believe we
should stand on any such ground"
In response 70 an inquiry from Mr..
spooner, Mr.. Tillman said: Il am in
favor Of free trade with Puerto Rico.
don 9 believe in protecting one part Of
the United States against another"
After presenting a brief but cogent
argument in support OF the conference
report, Mr. Spooner said that the IS per
cent tariff was not intended as bro.
toc'iye duty Il had nothing 20 do with
trusts. The only proposition. be said.
which had In any way favored the trust.
wa, the amendment offered hy Mr. Jone.
OF Arkansas, 90 return the duties 70 those
who paid them.
The house passed li2 private pension
BILL, late IN the day Mr.. Talhert Of
south Carolina raised the point ~ no
quorum. The attendance wa, small at
the time. but quorum was finally So.
cured after wait Of thrce-quarters Of
an hour
a resolution was adopted by the house
calling upon the secretary ~ state flr
copic, " letters onflo IN the department
from citizens ~ the United States com.
planning Of III treatment while in tho
South African republics.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-03-25
WATSON The CHOICE.
lie Can Get tho Popuii.t Nomination Il
lie Wants 10.

~ HAAtH 80
indianapolis, March o. - Secretary
Walter of the middlc.of.the.road Popu.
lists is preparing 90 leave for an extend.
ed visit % various state, for organiza.
ti0n,. tom Watson of Georgia can
have the nomination for president il DO
wants IL. 20 said Mr.. Walter. "aud De-.
lcyc Dr. b. + Ray Of Miuucapoli, will
b. his running mate He is close
friend Of lguatus Donnolly."
When asked II the previous nomina.
ton 10y the middle of the roaders uf
Barker Of Philadelphia for president and
lrnatius Donnoly for vice president
would have any effect towards binding
the coming convention, Walter said:
"Thoee nominations were only madg
20 show the fusionists In our partv thnt
we are determined 90 stand by our
guns.
4 call has been issued for the meeting
Of the National Reform press, which /.
composed Of all the Populist papers. and
which viii be- held in Cincinnati, May
and s.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-03-25

The surveying corps OF the c. W. 4
b. \. railroad, under Mr.. J. r.. Van
Ripper, reached the city yesterday AZ or.
noon with the preliminary survey Of the
iine, which begins At Lewis Switch
runs down almost parallel with the n
& b. V. 10 As,in's gin, about one mile
from stone City, aud then turns towards
BRYAN As nearly direct as convenient
The line comes into town on the vest
side, aud passes down the street In
iront OF Dr. Halls residence 10 near
j. +. Parks stable, from wheace il
curves down Bryan street To the depot
grounds, heretofore purchased from
Mrs Garth and Mr. Hoppe. The pre
limInary survey is nearly twenty.six
miles IN length. The preliminary
survey l. Of course subject 10 change by
the management u the road. bnt
changes there vii be, ifany, is not now
known.
r. J. Anderson, the opii,ian, will 70
turn from Nayasota IN few DAYS. Sstf
Boarders wanted.-Four boarders
wanted, pleasant rooms, conveniently
located, Apply at Eagle office. ~
Miss Edna Martin has returned from
a visit to Hondo City.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-03-25

Muddy streets are the best argument
Tor street improvement. Bryan ha.
varieiahly taken "her foot out Of the
sand and put {, in the mud" Tn,
mud Ia preferable to the sand. however
because not 80 enduring and all peryad.
ing.
Rev. +. l.. shettle will preach in the
Methodist church this morning At n
O'Clock, aud i5 p. m. sunday school
40 a. m. The pastor wishes all who
are IN any way interested in the
Epworih League work to meet in the
church At 4 p. m.
Dr. Is. J Lloyd Of Galveston, lately
appointed ~ the United States marine
hospital service, is here visiting rela.
uyes. DR.. Lloyd Is expecting order,
daily, but has no idea where he will be
located.
The jury in the case ofJohn Caldwell
oolored, chaRed with murder. returned
verdict yesterday Of guilty Of murder
In second degree, and assessed his
punishment at ten years in the peni.
Tertiary.
Catholic service to-day Mass at $
and lOa. IN. Evening service. A. 80.
discourse wherein Lies the Beauty
Of the Catholic Church" Rev. n.
shorer pastor.
Rev. aud Mrs. T. D. Mouz1n retur, ed
TO II. Worth yesterday. During their
solou,n here Rev Mouzon aud Rev.
shettles went 10 Galveston to see the
battltships.
J, W. Etheridge Of Palestine. a special
officer Of the /. q G. y. railroad wa.
here yesterday attending court.
Jack Coleman, colorcd, was lodged in
jail here yesterday on complaint
charging him with forgery.
Wanted-A five or six room house
convenient TO business part Of town.
Apply 70 J. &. Ohorf as
Mrs. W. G Taliafsrro returned YES.
ierday from Galveston, where she has
been visiting her son.
District Attorney J, G. Scott returned
TO Franklin yesterday.
Rev. J. 7. Skinner came no from
MiIhcan yesterday.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-03-25

" aLe Me oaI Mec1ans n BRAN from whom you oqn
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-03-25
WASHINGTON NEWS.
conference Report Of Puerto RIoan Re-
lief Bit Adopted.

NHh aARRFAhAs
Washington. March q The senate
yesterday adopted th3 conference report
ON the Puerto Rican relief bill hy vote
OF 81 70 70, practically strict purity *.
preston. No Democrat voted for the
report, bat Mr.. Stewart Of Nevada. voted
with the Republicans The time Of
discussion was consumed principally by
Mr. Iillman of South Carolina. who
made a fierce attack upon the measure
a. agreed upon Ia conference and &c.
cused the Republican senators aud Re.
publican patty Of indiscretion, hypocricy
and dirty work"
Mr. spooner Rep. Wis., who closed
the debate upon the bill took occasion 20
sharply cuticise Mr. Tillman for drag.
ging the measure into politics. His col.
ioqual tilt, with Mr.. Tillman were i'm.
mrn''iy enjoyed by the auditors.
Mr. Hllman, who voted f1c the bin A.
It passed the senate and as member Of
the committee on appropriations. voted
hvumbly toroport IL, vigorously OBJ
posed the conference report. H. ex.
prc,-i h, regret that the senate con.
ierros had yielded % the contention Of
the house conferees, particularly in
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-03-25
Raincy chief Justice.

Dallas, March 2i-Judge Arson Raj.
ney has been made chief Justice Of tho
Fifth district civil appeal court in place
of Judge y. W. Finley, resigned. Judge
Howard Templeton Of sulphur Springs.
has been appointed in place Of judy
Raincy. The changes viii take place
ON April /.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-03-25

Washington, March 2i.-The confer.
ence report ON the Puerto Rican reliei
bill was agreed 90 by the house by q
vote ~ i3j 90 81. This completes the
bin which now goc, 90 the president.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-03-25

Grecnyille, Tex, March 2l.-Iu the
district court the jury gave Anthony
laws damages In tho sum of sllSc
against the Cotton Belt.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-03-25

Female Diseases a speciality.
All Chronic Diseases Treated.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-12
THAT MILE-END SALE AT THE
MEYER STORE

The great Mil-End Sale row in pro-
sress at the Meyer Store is conducted by
NIr. C. a. Lockhart, d gentleman with
national reputation for concentrating
volume of merchandise and selling 1t at
such low prices as to completely dunn
found merchants and others who know
the value of goods.
BY an iron-clad arrangement with mills
and factories all over this country Mr..
Lockhart is enabled to assemble at any
point thousands upon thousands of dol
lars worth OF every imaginable kind OF
goods. Mill-ends of laces, fabrics Of every
description, carpets, and other materials
are contracted for by him long before the
looms are started. Many OF these mill
ends are made up into various articles
sold at these sales. accounting in meas
ure for the extremely low prices. Some
idea of this method for selling other than
mill-ends at remarkably low prices may
be had when one factory makes two nun
dred thousand wicker chairs annually Tor
his sales This being the end Of the season
for most goods, as consequence Mr..
I.ockhart is making prices for you that are
simply wonderful. Don't fail to attend
the Mll-End Sale at the Meyer Store all
next week.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-12

Oyster Police Shot Sydney Evans
While He Was Grabbing in
Tangier Sound.
(special Dispatch to The Tincs)

tSfheClai DlSlaICN 10 Ine IiLicSl
CRISFIELD, MD, Aug. u.-Grim war
has broken out again between Maryland
and Virginia, over the body Of water lying
between Smiths Island and Tangter Isl
and. Tangier Island is in Virginia and
Smiths Island is in Maryland. This time
the life of q Maryiander has been taken
The dead man is Sydney Evans, aged six
teen years. son Of Captain Mitchell Evans.
The shooting has created intense excite
ment and threats OF revenge are made.
The young man left his home on Smiths
Island this morning to net crabs. While at
the mouth OF Tyler's creek. he fell in
with a batteau commanded by the mate
of the Virginia oyster police schooner Po-
comOke.
Some one on the Virginia boat hailed the
bow 4 ritie-shot was fired and the boy
fell dead in the bottom Of the boat with a
bullet through his brain. Young Evans
boat, with body lying inside, was then
taken in tow by the Virginia authorities
and carried to Tangier Island.