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The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-18
THEY WE'RE AT AMERICANS.
RooseveIt Talks ON the Heroes al
the spanish War

Columbus. Mont. Sept j7.-Gov Roose-
Welt spoke briefly from the rear platform
Of the car IN this city this afternoon. say
Ing In part;
when Dewey sailed into Manila Bay
and destroyed the Spanish neet who
cared whether he came from Vermont or
any other state9 when Hobson faced al
most certain death tn santiago Hay. who
cared that he came from Alabama Who
cares " Funston comes from Kansas Or
halls from Colorndo7 The only point
IL that they have acted like Amer
leans You have sent your sons
ana brothers cut 20 the Philippines. ana
they have done enough there They have
shed their blood They have reelected hon-
0r upon you ana uron every American
worry OF the name American. All Of US
take pride IN de- ds Of valor done by any
enc
Al big Timber a citizen elbowcd his
way through the crowd and getting near
the Governor. said
Gov. Roosevelt ROW about the cur
rency and tariff questions?'
The Governor replied:
II stand squarey on the Republican
platform; I am IN favor OF a gold standard
and a protective tarin. Il that clcer
euouEhf"
The auesiionsr said It was ana the
crowd applarded.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-18
ODD FELLOWS IN SESSION.
GREAT GATHERING or rHE ORDER
N RICHMOND. VA.

Large Attendance. Mach Enthu.-
iRsm and Fine weather-strict I'm
fOrccment OF the Laws Relating 90
intoAicants u Recommended-May
Appropriate ~. 500 for Galveston
Suaerer--Morc Thousands wtn he
en- Richmond To-day and To-mor-
row.
Richmond. Va. Sept 1.-THE seventy
sixth communication Of tho Sovereign
Grand Lodge l. O. O. f. commenced Ia
this city to-day. The attendance is large.
the enthusiasm great. aud the weather
perfect. The session bids fair 90 be tho
most successful IN the annals OF the great
order
There were welcoming exercises at 70
o'clock a. m. attended by a splendid au-
dieuce. Gov. Tyler Mayor Taylor and
Grand Sire Ptkerton Of Massachusetts
were the principal speakers. Among 9TH
crs who spoke were Miss Laura Deeton.
president OF the Virginia Rebelah A..
sembly. Every speaker was warmly app
plsuded. Dixie" caused two demonstra-
tons. delegates from the North aud West
vieing with virginiaus aud other South
erners IN cheering the famous melody.
At tho initial business session reports OF
grand officers ard special committees
were presented. The committee on appeals
made nve reports. two Of which involved
consideration OF the laws relating 20 the
sale or use Of intoxicsnis by members.
The committee recomm nds strict en-
forcemeni Of the laws
Consideration OF resolution 20 aporo-
pirate $3.50 20 the Galveston Hood sur
ferers was postponed until tomorrow.
Tonight. Grand Sire PilkCrtcn and stan
received great ihrouE OF odd Fellows
and their ladies Tn pleasant function
occurred at the jefferson
II r. estimated that nearly 500 Odd
Fellows are here fr. m al parts o. the
country ana canada. and they are still
coming. The state contingent b. expected
20 double the attendance Wednesday and
Thursday. the days Of the great sarade
aud ball. respectively. The following APP
pointments were announced to-day:
Assistant Grand Guardians. William II
lizard. +. C.. NJ. r. O n. New Jersey;
James II. Miller. grand secretary. Illinois.
Assistant Grand Messenger james u.
Craig. p @ NJ, = 6 r.. Maritime Prov
inces. Custodian Of the Secret Work.
Adolph Donath. =. G r. District % Co
mmhia. Assistant Custodian ~ the Secret
Work. j. W. Roden p O. n Iowa
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-18
lcontlnneA from Flrst rare.l
man loss was one man killed ana 1--WE men
,..r.tr.t.a

man loss was one man killed and five men
wounded
This correspondent confirms the report
Of an unsuccessful third attack on the
Pei Tang forts hut says IL was made hy
the aides. although he adds that the Rus
sian losses were very heavy, He also
meuiionG "a report that Pao Ting Fing Is
already occupied by the allies
The Beriiner Tareblatt prints an inter-
view with Baron de Chapowtzky. see.
rotary Of the Russian embassy in Berlin,
which reports him as having said:
II am fully convinced that Russia will
adhere 90 her proposition. She maintains
her standpoint that she Is not az war with
China. Nevertheless her proposal should
by no means disturb the harmony OF the
Powers
Russian hopes that the American
proposition Of loo troops inside Pckin.
ZOO outside and s0oo0 AZ Tien Tsin Will
be accepted BY all the Powers as a basis
OF agreement
The embassy knows absolutely moth
ing % any ultmatum by Russia sent 20
II Hung Chang as reported here from
shanghai Personally. consider such In
formation extremely dubious. II Huns
Chang Is one o. the most cunning OF dip
lomats. IL Is exceedingly doubtful wheth-
er he deserves the confidence OF tho Pow
ers I consider him less friendly 20 for
eigners than Is generally supposed"
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-18
TRAINED NURSE.
About NourI-hIng Food.

Remarks About Nourishing Food.
"A physicians wife. Mrs. Dr. Landon.
gave me packet Of Crepe Nuts about
wear aao. with the remark that she was
s,,rc would ma the food very beneficial.
hath for my own use and FOR my patients.
as particularly attracted 70 the food
a. ~ mat time the weather was very nor
ara / appreciated the fact that the Grape
N,,.s required no cooking,
..rhe food was deliciously crisp ana
most inviting to the appetite. AFTER
,n.Ainr use Of Il twice a day FOR three or
four weeks / discovered that II was
-, wouderful lnviEorator. used TO
s,,frsr greatly from exhaustion. headaches
- denression Of spirits Ny work had
been very trying at times aud indigestion
had set Ia. ,.t.. g..
any amount OF work. have an abundance
~ active energy and cheerfulness and
mental polse. / have proved to my en-
Ire satisfaction that this change has been
s,o,,aht about By Grapc-Nuts food
.-rhe fact that It Is predigesteSs "
-. desirable feature ! have nod many
,.s..ri,able results In feeding Grape-Nuis
:. ~ pattents. ana / cannot speak TOO
1910. N the food ny friends constantly
,,,ant an the chapge Ia my appear
e i have galucd nine pounds since
.'et..,try she use OF this food" Eleanor
ssiiasr Trained Medical aud Surgical
Snrse. SIS JEFF. street, Bay City. Mich.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-18
GREAT DAY At PORTSMOUTH.
Tablets TO he Presented 90 the Ala
hama aud Kearsnrgr.


bnniR aud Kearsnrgr.
Portsmouth. y. d.. Sept. 1.-THE sea-
port city OF New Hampshire tonight is
eagerly anticipating the presentation to-
morrow OF the tablets 20 the battleships
kearsarge and Alabama. which event Will
be enc Of the most interesting and his
tori al IN the history Of the Granite State
The principal guests Of the state ar
rifei this afternoon, the party including
Gov. Joseph II. Johnston o. Alabama and
STAN. Secretary of tho Navy John -.
Long ana Assistant Secretary Hackett.
former Secretary Herbert. Rear Admiral
sampson aud Mrs. sampson. Gov Pow
ers Of Maine ana Gov. Frank W Rollin.
Of New Hampshire
Tho North Atlantic squadron. which in
cludos the Kearsarge. is lying ri anchor
in the harbor. The Alabama. however. is
nor with the feet. no; being yet IN COM
mission. but Capt. William n Brownson.
who will command her. Is here.
Gov Rollins will make the presentation
speech. after the two tablets have been
unveiled by two young ladies. respectively
descendants or relatives OF the former OIL
GERS 81 the swo famous old haltieships
Secretary John u. Long viii aoccpt the
tablet for the Kearsarge. and Gov John
sion for the Alabama The tablets will
then be taken down the hnrbor TO the
kearssrge and formally turned over 90
the commanding Officer 81 that boat as
well as 20 Capt. Brownson. Former Sec
retsry Herbert OF Alabama viii make an
address
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-18
LONG sr,rLE SELLING HIGH.
Columbia County wants Capital 20
Rcmain at Tallahassee.

Lake City. Fla. Sept iI.-sa,urday was
an exceptionally coed day for the cotton
growers throughout this section. as the
feccy staple touched at cents per pound
IN the seed. This Is higher than cotton
ms so'd here IN a number % years
Fan trude has opened brisk and
indications point 10 heavy business until
next summer
The people OF Columbia county arc not
much interested IN the capital removal
question hut the majority Of those who
have expressed themselves upon the sub
ject are ln favcr 81 letting the capital re-
main In Tallahassee.
The building boom has again struck the
town. ana several brick blocks are going
up. There h not a single dwelling house
vacant len the city. and demands for them
cannot b. hlled
The state Agricultural College will open
tomorrow Many new students have ar
rived while all the old ones who did not
graduate last year are back. The attend
ance will he greatly increased this year.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-18

From the United States Tobacco Journal.
Among the little known tohaceos Of the
world are those Of Manchuria ana Mount
Lebanon Mauchuria tobacco IL said 20
b. highly priced throughout China, while
the local consumption u enormous Tra*-
elsrs gay that the Inhabitants Of Manchu-
ria. both mon and women, begin TO smoke
from the age OF eight or nine and con-
finte the practice 20 the end OF their
lives.
The tobacco OF Mount Lebanon r. that
which finds mcat favor AMONG devout
Arabs. Travellers IN that part o. the world
describe II as being exceedingly mild ana
fragrant. The dealers who follow the hail
10 Mecca and Medina always supply
Themselves abundautly with Lebanon TO-
baeco before starting out. ana no booty
IL 50 welcome to the Bedouin robbers OF
the desert a. a cargo of this weed.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-18
holt HOLES ~ SHIPS ARMOR.
Metal SO Hard THAT Drills WIN Not
Penetrnte-EIecfrI Anneaiing.

From the New York Tribune.
The invention OF the Harvey, ktupp
and other modern processes for hardening
the surface Of armor plate has been 80
successful az 10 give rise 70 new dfieul-
Ties for naval constructors. BY rendering
a plate impcrvious 20 an enemy's pro-
iectiles the manufacturer has aieo made
n impossible 10 bore the necessary holes
for bolting the armor 60 ships sides.
Al ars. Il was proposed TO avoid this
embarrassment BY drilling the hole be-
fore hardening the plate. And @ has also
been thought that the hariening process
might be 80 controlled a. 20 spare certain
designated areas. But when attempts
were made 20 carry oui these ideas they
were found to be impracticabie
II was then suEEssses! that the Mat"
be hardened ~ before. and that spot on
n be nnnealed afterward. 20 as 20 enable
n arm 10 penetrate. The oxy-hydroReu
flame waa tried for this purpose. but
failed 20 give satisfaction The electric
arc was next employed. This, too. proved
a diaappolntment for some reason. How
eyer. by using electricity IN a somewhat
different manner success was finally real
ized. Al meeting Of the Engineers
club IN Philadelphia. c. J. Dousher'y
described the method. 10 will be more
readily Understood n one VIII remember
that the voltage or potential OF current
h entirely distinct from the volume.
The former - the pressure at which che
current may be sent whether the guam
titv transmitted be large or small. In
fact. IL h possible b. suitable means 20
iraurforr q current 81 small volume and
high voltage into one % large volume and
low voltage II Is so this latter form that
electrical energy is used 30 produce m
tense heat for welding or annealins tne
voltage OF an ordinary trolley car cur
rent Is about 900. ana that Of an mean
deaceus lamp circuit 10. The full output
Of . forty horsepower dynamo ~ used
in this armor plate anneaiing operation,
bpt a A. applied at 4 pressure ~ only 2A
vote. The volume OF the current. though.
81 i2.o00 nmocrcs.
The device which transforms tine cur
rent for this peculiar duty u provided
with two movable terminals, each con-
riatinr OF an Immense copper block The
blocks are hollow 90 that water may
be circulated inside Of them. and they
taper down 10 patches half an inch square
where they come To- contact with the
armor plate. The iss points are brought
down against the steel. one on each side
q the particular spot with which q -
proposed to deal. The current flows into
the plate from one copper terminal and
OUT aeaiu through che other. The region
between them is brought to y red heat 81
four or 1--WE minutes. II the terminals
were removed or the current shut on in
stant;y when the desired hest rs Obtained
the piaie would cool too quickly. Tie
terminals are therefore 80 manipulated a.
10 move along the surface az the rate o.
an inch in four minutes In this way Il
narrow ssrip ~ considerable length eau
he annelled. and one end * the plate
eventually cut or, II such . thing should
be desirable.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-18
SHOWED REPUBLICAN GAINS.

Analysis OF the Vote In the Recent
Arkansas Election.
Little Rock. Ark. Sept 1.-THE com
plete vote In the recent state election for
Governor. the only contested ONCE, was
announced to-day officially. The total
number Of votes cast was 1880. OF which
Jen Davis. Democrst. received ss.s57; II.
L. Remmel. Republican. 4o.7Ol; Abner w.
Filen Populist. 3.en. navis's majority.
Il eqs. plurality. q. s3. As compared with
1895 the Democratic vote Is H.6 per cent.
greater. and the Republican 40 per cent.
greater. Compared with 1896 the Demo-
Gratis lost 81 per cent. and the Repubii-
cans gained i7.6 per cent.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-18
DESERVES 1T.
Remarkable Success Of New Treat
ment for piles.

For many years q has been supposed
that the only absolutely sure cure for
piles was by surgical operation. but the
danger TO life and the pain and expense
has been 50 great that many thousands
suffer for years rather than submit 20 this
last resort; or they seek the temporary
relief IN the many remedies chained to
relieve piles and rectal troubles, saives
ointmcnts and similar simple remedies
which give only slight and very tempo
rnry relief.
A new preparation which IL painless and
harmless. but which affords immediate re-
lief and In many cases q complete cure Ia
very short time. r. sold BY druggists
under the name OF Pyramid Pile Cure
II Is IN suppository form used at night
and rs regular use has cured thousands
OF Obstinate long standing cases and Il
seems 10 be equally effective In an the
various forms OF piles. whether itching
bleeding or proirudlug.
The Pyramid Pile Cure allays the in
Illumination and inloierabie itching, re-
luces the tumors and its astrinrent prop
critics cause the enlarged blood vessels TO
contract TO a normal healthy condition.
A Baltimore gentleman relates his ex-
perlence With the Pyramid Pile Cure Ia
those words:
IT affords me unusual pleasure 10 add
my endorsement TO those Of others rein.
tive 70 your really wonderful pile remedy
I was a sufferer FOR years until told by
fellow salesman Of the Pyramid Pile Cure
II has entirely cured me. ana ! cheerful'y
send this for publication II YOU With - use
Il IN that direction. wish you would
send me one OF your little books on cause
and cure OF piles. I desire 10 show II TO
some friends"
Any pile sufferer may use the Pyramid
with certainty that &, viii give instant
relief and regular use n permanent cure
and the still further certainty that II con-
tains no cocaine. morphine or metallic or
mineral poison.
All druggists sell Pyramid Pile Cure. "
cents Tor fun sized treatment.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-18
HANNA GAVE A LUNCHEON.
burrows 60 Open Republican Cam
paign in Nebraska.

Chicago. Sept i7.-senator Hanna.
chairman OF the Republican National
Committee. gave luncheon to-day ut che
Union League Club TO 200 prominent Re
puhlicaus.
Senator Burrows OF Michigan will 20 TO
Nebraska tonight and tomorrow night
he viii open the Republican campaign IN
that state. speaking In Lincoln.
Perry $. Heath. chairman OF the Re
publican National Press Committee. who,
with National Committeeman Kerens lef,
yesterday for a tour OF the West. VIII not
return for ten days or more. Mr.. Kerens
Is expected 20 go as far as che Pacific
coast
4 telegram was received ~ Democratic
national headquarters from Chairman
Jones. now IN New York. announcing
that ne will return 80 Chicago next
Thursday.
Senator Tillman viii begin a speaking
tour IN Wisconsin Tonight.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-18
RUSSIAN POLICY NOT LIKED.
The Chinese Situation From N Ger
man Standpoint.

Berlin Sept i7.-Shanghai advices 90
tho Frankfurter Zeitung say that Russia's
policy is making highly unfavorable i'm
preston
II appears that British troops have be-
gun an attack upon a Chinese camp in
the vicinity of Shanghai.
Marshal Won Na'dersees agent has
rented quarters for him az Shanghai
A further dispatch to the same journal
dated Sept i6. says:
"A third Russian attack upon the Pei
Tang forts north OF Taku) was repuls-
cd l."
The Shanghai correspondent Of the 10
kai Anzeiger. wiring to-day. says.
Troops tn large numbers are gathering
from nii parts Of China az Sian Flu. which
has been chosen as the permanent resi-
dence Of the impcrials. The secretary OF
the German legation has refused 60 be-
gin negotiations with Prince Ching. say
Ing that Or Mumm won Schwarzenstein
IL alone officially qualified for such funs-
tons"
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-18
A BURGLARY IN DARIEN.
Mrs. w. g. CromIcy Dangerously III.
other News Notes


Darien, Ga. Sept 1.-THE store Of Mr.
G. b. Walker was robbed Saturday night
Tho burglars procured about So IN cash.
but DID not carry or any merchandise
Of much value He was probably locked
In the store when Mr.. Walker ana the
clerks left Saturday night lie unfastencd
bolt in the rear and escaped without
being seen. No clue as 20 who the thief
was has been obtained by Mir walker
% the police
Mrs. W. O. Cromley wife o. n proml-
ncnt merchant on the Ridge. e. very 100
and h not expected TO lice Dr. Corson
Of savannah Is in consultation with Drs.
Clark and ISenan Of this city. and an
operation has been performed, which II "a
hoped will bring about Mrs. Cromley's re-
covery.
Rev. Mr. Game. pastor Of the Methodist
Church az brunswick preached at tho
Methodist Church here yesterday morn
ing and last evening. Tho third quarter
~ conference OF the Darieu church was
held this morning The presiding elder
Rev. r. M. Whiting. could not be present
but Mr.. Game presided al the conference
and the reports OF the church officials
were recorded as usual
Rev. l. r. Lynn filled an appointment
In Bullock county yesterday. hence there
were no services at the Presbyterian
Church. either morning or evening.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-18
Fatigue Party's Disaster.

London, Sept 1.-THE British COM
mander AT Taku cables that fatigue
party engaged in destroying sunpowder at
Tung Chow has been blown up. Eleven
Welsh Fusilleres were wounded. two
British Indian soldiers were killed ana
thirteen British Indian soldiers were
wounded and Capt. HIN and eleven Brit
ish Chinese infantry soldiers were
WOUNDED.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-18

Tallahassee. Fla. Sept 1.-THE follow
ing are proceedings Of the Supreme Court:
city OF Tampa. plaintin Ia error. vs..
W. +. Lawrence. defendant IN error
Hnlsborough county. Writ OF error dis
missed on praecipo Of counsel for plain
tin IA error.
William Wesley. 81 al, appellants Va
William Hlppard. e al. appellees-Ala-
chua county. Motion 20 docket the cause
and dismiss the appeal granted.
The George wiedcmann Brewing Com
pany. plaintiff in error. vs.. y. G. Camp
bell. defendant IN error.-Duval county.
Motion 90 dismiss writ OF error denied.
irwin I.ocklear plaintin IN error. We.
county OF Lee. defendant In error. Lee
county. Motion 10 strike evidentiary
bill Of exceptions denied.
Mary r. Reid 81. al. appellants. vs..
Georgia State Building and Loan Asso-
ciation. appellee Polk county. Applica-
ton for leave 10 file new superscdeas bond
granted: motion 10 vacate supersedcas
postponed Tor fifteen days.
Zlpporah Baer. ct. al. appellants We. T.
S. johnson. 81. al. appellees. Lake coun-
~. Motion OF counsel FOR appellants 70
docket the cause and dismiss the appeal
granted
Harry p. Baya Of Lake City. Fla. was
admit ted 90 practice.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-18

Dothan. Ala. Sept i7.-Johnnie Martin,
the e.,ear-old son Of Mr. a NJ. Martin.
had his left arm broken below the elbow
and the left shoulder disio Gated by helms
caught IN the main shaft at Pitcher
rlnnery to-day The only thing that saw
"a the child's life was the giving away
OF IFS waist sleeve.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-18

Columbia. g. C.. Sept. i6--At Timmons-
Vile yesterday Jesse Morrcll. y years OLD.
was plsylng IN hts fathers Gin house.
lilo was canuh, ~ the belt ana his brains
dashed out against the raftcrs. This is
the first work OF the terrible gin. Last
fan th.re were six or eight victims 10 TINS
state alone
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-18

Berlin Sept. T.-Three Frenchmen re-
Gently arrested az Metz. under suspicion
Of espionage. have since been found pho
toeraphing fort under construction.
Their examination Is la progress.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-18

Rerlin. sept. IA meeting o. iron
,,e,lera from various parts % Germany
held Yesterday At Cologne appointed a
~n@riaI committee % confer with the man
ufacturere with o view Of counteractsng
The present pressure Tor lower prices.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-18
ROOSEVELT N MONTANA.

CrItIcIses Brynn's objections 90 Army
of 100000 Men.
Helena. Mont. Sept i7.-Gov. Roosevelt
arrived here al O'Clock this evening.
Two meetings were held here tonight.
one at the Auditorium and the other at
the opera house. In his first speech Gov.
Roosevelt devoted himself 90 criticism
OF Mr.. Bryan's objections 20 an army or
100 CO. men. Mr.. Roosevelt maintained ;'st
the army to-day g. not as large ia pro-
portion to population as the army during
Jefferson's administration
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-18
WEBSTER DAVIS STEAKS.
Defended ais Course and spoke Of
the Philippines.

Freeport. IN. Sept. i7.-wsbster Davis.
late First Assistant Secretary OF the In
terror. addressed a large meeting tonight
under the auspices OF the county Demoe-
raey. He defended his course IN resign
ing. and Ia referring 60 the Philippine
question. said:
Dewey wheeler. King AMI many 9th
ers who visited them. sny the Filipinos arc
more Intelligent and more capable Of self
government than the Cuhans why then
should not they be accorded she same
treatment. why should we stand for no
erty and self government for the cubans
and for slavery and oppression for the I'll
lpinoT"
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-18
WANTS HELP ron NEGROES.
Many Are Helpless as Result of Gal
weston Disaster.

Chicago. Sept. i7.-Cryus Field Adams.
publisher OF the Appeal. Chicago. aud
president OF the National Afro-Amerlcan
Press Association. has received letter
from Galveston from W. II. Noble. Jr.,
publisher OF the Times OF that city. In
which he pleads for help. The letter stat
cd that about so negroes lost their lives
In the recent storm. and that fully 1900
are homeless. Adams hopes that the Afro
American press OF the country will urge
the men and women OF the race to form
clubs and gather help for their suffering
people. All money should be sent TO Hon.
John Deaiy. chairman OF the finance
committee. Galveston. Tex.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-18
Cold DemocTas.' Scw Headaaarters.

Indianapolis Ind. sept. H.-National
headquarters Of the Gctd19emocfatie party
with John r. Frcnzei. were established to-
day IN this city. John y. Irish and Jonn
a. Eckeis will take the stump.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-18
FATIGUE PARTY BLowN UP.
sixteen Killed while Destroying
Powder at TunE Chow.

London. Sept. i7.-The British command
er at Taku cables chat fatigue party.
engaged IN destroying gunpowdcr az Tung
Chow. has been blown up. Sixteen were
killed aud twenty-five injured by the ex-
p.oslon
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-18
IN PLACE OF MONTGOMERY
Cruiser Atlanta VIII Join south AZ
ianfic squadron.

iantic Squadron.
Washington, Sept. i7.-The cruiser At
ianta. which has just gone into commits
sion again after very extended repairs at
the New York navy yard, viii be station
cd on the Atlantic coast for a few months
and eventually viii be attached 90 tho
South Atlantic station 70 take the place
u the cruiser Montgomery. which has
teen Withdrawn from Admiral Schley's
squadron aud has just been put out Of
commission at the New York yard. Capt.
f.. &. Pendletou. who has been superin-
tendent OF the gun factory at the Wash
ington navy yard viii be In command OF
The Atlanta