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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-06-08

would seem that the assaliants must
have come up behind him and struck
swinging blow I'm order 20 avoid detection.
As soon as Cooper came 10 his senses,
which was some minutes later, he felt
dizzy and weak, obeying first instinct,
however he made haste TO examine MS
pockets and found that he had been re-
lieved OF the companys money to , an
amount he did not know exactly. The
sum was in bills and silver.
sergt. Auams usststrd- Cooper -te- -FetllHiA
home, where Or. Hunt called to attend
him. After examination, the physician
said that Cooper had received a severe
but not dangerous confusion ON his head
The third finger OF his right hand from
which "A cheap ring had been taken, was
also bruised. Cooper complained OF pains
IN his back, and said that he remembered
being kicked
After leaving Cooper at his home the
sergeant went to the scene OF the rob
berry where he found lying inside The
gateway. a jute bag filled with SAND,
very probably the instrument used upon
the conductor Two nickles, nine pen
MES and the stub OF cigar that Cooper
had been carrying, was found. There was
nothing that would give clew TO the
men whom the sergeant longed 10 inter-
view. The country was secured as far as
the eRd Bridge. where the keeper told
them that nobody had passed within the
time since the robbery.
Cooper says that on last Thursday
night he was watched by two men stand
Ing ia front OF the priests house on An
thony street but he was not near enough
TO them to get any idea OF their appear
ance lie did not even get a glimpse of
his assailants this morning and. of
course. can not be OF any assistance to
the police In their search.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-06-08
CRAzED
BY WIFE'S
DEATH.
Or. Kans's Mind a Hops|ess
Wreck He Is Removed to
Bellevue Hospital.

New York. June s.-Dr. Charles ]. Kane,
who until recently was looked upon as
one OF the most successful and promis-
ing young physicians and surgeons in
this city. was yesterday taken to the
Bellevue Insane Pavilion. suffering from
softening Of the brain and. as is believed
hopelessly insane.
lie was taken to the hospital by his
brother-ln-law. DR. McAullffe of No. 2i9
East Ffty-seventh street who said DR.
Kanes mental trouble had its origin in
the tragic death of his wife who was
killed I'm July. 1899, either by jumping
or falling from the roof OF the house
where they lived at No. u West One
Hundred and Fourth street AT that
time DR.. Kane had an office in West
Forty-hfth street.
Dr. Kane Is only thlrty-four years old.
He comes of an old and prominent family
OF the Twenty-first ward He was grad
uated from the New York University
Medical College in 1857. and was the honor
man of his class.
Nrter TWO yeHrs study IN Berffn t1p be-
gan practicing at No. 67S Second avenue.
lie soon built np lucrative practice. and
later moved into a more fashionable part
OF the city,
The shock OF his wifc's death told upon
him. and about four months ago he was
Obliged OF give up practice entirely, turn
ing all his business over 10 his brother-ln-
law. lie went back 20 live with his
family at No 673 Second avenue. and it
was from there he was taken 10 Bellevue.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-06-08
SHERlFF'S SALE.
STATE OF RHODE ISLAND AND
PROVIDENCE PLANTATIONS
Sherin's Office.
March z. A. ID. IDOL


BY virtue aud in pursuance on an
Execution Number 1866 issued out OF the
Common Pleas Division of the supreme
Court holden at Providence. Rhode ISL
and. within and for the county OF Proyi-
dence, on the fourth day OF March. a. ID.
1901, aud returnable 10 the said Court
September 9TH, a. -. 1901. upon judg-
ment rendered by said Court on the nine
favor favor" of %fimothee Benoit Of Fan River.
In the County OF Bristol and Common
wealth OF Massachusetts,, plaintin. ana
against Lawrence Rouley of Cranston, IN
said County OF Providence and State or
Rhode Island. defendant, j have TINS day.
az 20 minutes past eight O'Clock a.. n.'
levied the said execution on all the right,
title and interest which the SAID DE-
fcndant had on the 1th day OF Decem-
ber. p a ID. 1900 at 30 minutes past nine
o'clock a. m. (thc time of the attachment
on the original writ in and TO the follow
Ing described real estate VIZ; Ccruin
tracts of land. with all the buildings and
improvements thereon. situated on Nne
southerly side OF Hartford Avenue. IN
that portion Of the city OF providence rt-
Ycentiy ar9CNpd from the Iown ul JONI
ston. laid out and described as lots Eon'-
elusive. lots numbered FROM ~ io ~ .NH
inclusive and lots numbered ~ ~ ". -
AZ and f3 upon q plat entitled pia' ~
house lots belonging Go the he.. oi sttF FfF
Sweet on Hartford aveurc. gunA.ivu'
n. L. by r. = MONTY, March ltN. WINCH
plat Is recorded IN Tho records of idNd
ston. and also in tho rct 0rds oi ltru vAf-
denac for said citv Of Providentc. Ai--'
a tract of land. with all tht rnHi Nr-
menfs thereon bounded oastfrly ppup lnA
street. upon which "a mta.ur Nhoht
fifty feet f50). sOuthcrly on tftw liii- -ti".d
street. upon which u meashfis "'"lt
ninety feet (q1J westerly upnu iut uiirl-
bered Is on said plat. on which % meas
ures about nfty feet ilol and nott wy
upon s~ud now or FORMERLY lplrret.4 20
JoscpT Pelegnrski u briUg the snathcrlr
portion OF lots 60 aud 40 0n said Niat
Notice ~ hereby given fhaf J VIII srll
the said attached and levied on estate ~
n Public Auction 10 De held in tne Shcr-
ln's Office. in The Providence county
Court Rouse. An said CITY az PROV ticnce.
I'm said County OF Providence. % SltNr-
day. the fifteenth O5thl dag of Iurc.
A n 1901, at 10 o'clock m. for the rNti--
faction OF said execution. debt, inttrc-t
on the same. costs of suit. my own fets
and All contingent expenses. N sufficient.
ALBERT O. COATES.
my23-so esr7 Dcputy sheriff
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-06-08
SHERlFF'S SALE.
STATE OF RHODE ISLAND AND
PROVIDENCE PLANTATIONS.
sherin's Office,

Providence, June I, 1901.
Providence. Sc:
BY virtue and i'm pursuance OF an Exc
cution Number 1886. issued out OF the
Court, holden at Providence. within and
for the County OF Providence. on the fifth
day Of June A. ID. 1901 and returnable 10
the said Court December 3, A. d. 1901.
upon a judgment rendered by said Court
on the fourth day OF May A. ID. 1901 in
favor OF Bowling Green Trust company,
a corporation legally created under the
business I'm the city Of New York In said
state, plaintiff, and against George NJ.
Gibbs OF the city OF Moonsocket In the
state OF Rhode Island, defendant, / have
this day at 10 minutes past III o'clock A.
M. levied the said execution on all the
right title and interest, which the said
defendant, George NJ. Gibbs had on tho
utes past three O'Clock i. NJ. (the time OF
the attachment on the original wriD In
and TO any OF the stock or shares Ina the
Providence and Worcester Railroad Com
pany, "A corporation legally created by,
and existing under the laws OF the State
OF Rhode Island
Notice Is hereby given that ] will sell
the said attached and levied on all the
right. title and interest AZ public auc-
ton TO be held at the Sheriff's Office In
the Providence County Court House In
said city OF Providence. in said county
OF Providence on Thursday the TWEEN
teth day Of June. A. ID. 1901. at slb
O'Clock a. m. for the satisfaction OF said
execution. debt. interest ON the same,
costs OF suit. my own fees and all con-
tingent expenses, n sufficient.
ANDRE BLANCHARD
Deputy Sheriff
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-06-08
MISS ARD
WANTS $4,000.
Charges DAILY With Breach Of
Promise Of Marriage
SIZE IS So; He 62 YEARS OLD.
Wedding Day Was Fixed but Aged Swain
Decds1 TO Withdraw From Agreement
fropsriy Attached.
SIZE is 35; He 62 YEARS OLD.

Jersey city, June S--AIartin DAILY.
sixty-two years old. OF Jersey avenue and
Fifth street, has been sued for $4,000
damages in a breach OF promise suit
brought by Miss Elizabeth Aird. thirty
five years old. OF No 22O Fifth street.
Both are wealthy. and Miss Arid says
her object is 20 vindicate herself from
the slight put upon her by Mr.. Daily She
and Daily have lived within half a block
OF each other for nearly ten years and
frequently met In the street, yet they
were not formally introduced until March
last.
Then Mr.. Daily called frequently on
Miss Aird in the street. lie told her he
TO Bergen Point and other places. on
one OF these rides Mr.. DAILY asked Miss
Arid to marry him She consented and
the wedding was set for May
4 few days before that Mr.. DAILY met
Miss Aaird I'm the street. He told her he
thought he was too old TO marry and he
had concluded TO go on boarding at his
sisters house 10 the end OF his days.
She told him not 90 decide hastily but
TO call at her house and talk the matter
over. He failed 10 do so ana She went
20 his home TO demand the reason for
his refusal 10 marry her lie said he
had no particular reason. but he had
heard rumors about her"
Miss Aird says he would not tell her
what the runors were, so she has
brought suit TO compel him to do so and
substantiate the rumors n he can. Her
lawyer, Alexander simpson, has placed
an attachment on Mr.. Days property.
Daily refuses 10 talk about the matter.
He has thirty days In which TO file an
answer. The case VIII then come up in
the Hudson County circuit court.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-06-08
LOTS OF COM PANY.
This is not an Isolated or Indi-
vidual Case in Providencs,

What IL told by this resident OF Prov
idence will prove invaluable to many peo-
pie who go through the same daily ex-
perience. This short statement OF the re-
lief obtained from far TOO prevalent an
noyances should convince the greatest
skeptic that the merit of the article dis
cussed is up to representation.
Mrs. James Kennedy of SS4 weybosset
street says;-"After procuring Doan's
Kidney Pills in December. 1895, 1 took a
course OF the treatment. and having OBJ
tanned good results / recommended the
preparation through our Providence news
papers in the first month of January. 1896.
1t is now considerably over three years
since I made that statement and / en-
phatically repeat that Doan's, Kidney Pills
is one preparation on which the public
can. at least. depend for permanent re-
suits"
For sale by all dealers Price so cents.
Foster-Milburn Co, Buffalo, n ", sole
agents for the United States
Remember the name Doans and take no
substitute.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-06-08
RECEPTION TO A PASTOR.

reception was rendered last evening
by the members Of the congregation of
ST. Thor,as' church Wauskuck. to their
pastor. Rev y Y. Flewelling and wife.
Rev Mr. Flewcllirp .was married lately
I'm ST. Johns. y. ". and ihc members
of The parish decidrst III rcrrtvu MIN I'm "a
BODY
room. which was very prettilv dscorp ed
Tho rasto- ard his wife took ~osition
uunn 'h rlaffor-s qNd -rs-'vad the cor-
rfatuiatioua or fhr "a~irhtouarr After
the ~ncrufion y nig~teai r~aerar, was rem
fc-od rrv NJ Firwrif~e received n
suhsiantlai token from bis nc0plc fo-
which he expressed hie thanks.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-06-08
TOTES !R1M II. pfSEOP.

The arrivals In the harSor today were
the tug Joseph Stckuey and tow. from
New York. tug America bargcs Lacka-
wanna, for John r.. White Coal company.
Colma. FOR Providence Coal company.
Weyom.ng: schooner O. S Allison with
brick for Manchester and hudson from
New York; steamer Connecticut from
New York; steamer Seaboard. from New
York steamer Massachusetts. from New
York steamer Dorchester. from Balti-
moro.
The departures were tug Reliance barge
Corhin. for Dutch Island tug Joseph
Stickney. barEes Blackstone and Marine.
for New York
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-06-08
EAST PROVIDENCE.

James Sherman. the man who has per-
sisted I'm running slot machine ON his
premises AT Riverside after beng ordered
10 remove 70 hy Chief OF Police Adams,
WIS arrested this morning aud was ar
raigned I'm the Seventh District court.
He pleaded not guilty and was held i'm
the sum OF 500 Tor trial Friday
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-06-08

MRS. wINSIOwS SOOTHING SYRUP
aas been used for over fifty years by
millions OF mothers FOR their children
while teethiug. with perfect success. IL
soothes the child. softens the gums. al
IaNs Hu pain. cures WInu cole. ANA D. the
best remedy for Dinrrohea IL will re-
sold by drnggists I'm every part OF the
world Twenty y-1ve cents "A bottle. Be
sure and ask for Mrs. Winslow's Sooth-
ing Syrup" and take no other kind.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-06-08
Ready to Buy Iron Ore Mine When
Court of Last Resort Has Settled
Question of Ownership.

New York, June Eight million doll
lars in cash and possibly much larger
sum in PROFITS, which are now only pros
pective, hang upon tie United States SUI
preme courts disposition Of the tle to a
tract Of land known as section sO' in the
famous Vermiiion range, ia Northern
Minnesota.
This suit after long litigation, has now
been brought 20 a final issue before the
tribunal OF last resort Argument has
been ordered for October
The case involves a tract which Is gen
orally believed TO contain the richest de-
posit Of Bessemer iron ore In the world
IL is known to be so valuable that the
United States Steel corporation it is said,
stands ready to pay $S,OoO.O0O for the rights
which will be awarded to the victor In
the long struggle FOR ownership,
OF all who have hoped TO draw riches
from the mine since its discovery only
two interests have survived the winnow4
ing process OF the law one of the con-
testants is the discoverer, man who IS
practically without a dollar In the world.
The other is A. n. Miller, who built the
Savoy hotel I'm this city and who held a
controlling interest i'm u until he sold IL
TO Judge Dugro OF the New York Su
preme court. Mr.. Miller is accOuned
wealthy man.
STRUGGLE FOR IT'LL.
Frank Eaton, a wandering prospector
In 1894 located the section under scrip
issued by the government 60 Oriliie STRAIN
a halfbreed Sioux Indian woman. She
subsequently gave deed OF the section
TO Eaton.
Examination of the claim showed an
outcrop of exceedingly high grade iron
ore extending for "A mile. and estimated
10 be worth from S5,ol0.0o0 20 S0mJ00.
The discovery caused keen competition
for the property. and Nat1l's title was
subjected 10 close scrutiny various IN
terests sought 90 acquire IL and in 1879 the
Midway company, which r. controlled by
Mr.. Miller. obtained title from the sec
retary of the interior, through Frank
Hicks. on the ground that Eaton's loca-
tion was Illegal
other claims were made. but the Mid
way company defeated them alt taking
the case twice TO the United States Su-
preme court Finally Eaton remained the
only obstacle go its complete control and
81 began proceedings 60 have this title
founded on the half-brecd womans scrip.
declared void.
Judge Samuel II Mocr. Of thc Eleventh
Judicial district, who Is now "A member OF
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-06-08
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

NARRAGANSETT-W III Kirby. .jewelry
buyer; w MILAN. Charles r Murray.
New York; Geo G Stevens, Philadelphia:
@ II Hubbard. Boston: G w Phillips. New
York Edward Studley, Providence; w
f. Peck. New York: T VI Albee. Boston;
l. y Thurber. New York: Herbert Fow-
Ter and wife. Bridgeport; Abram Collier.
New York: " II Barnewall, Fan River;
NJ n Heckseher. New York: G Thornton,
Providence: r : Glover New York; p
Lawne. Chicago; Chas A Henry. Boston;
Henry Fisher - Henry. Jr, New York;
II Clewley. Boston; G A Hunger. New
York; w E Callahan, Worcester; Fred G
Dillon. Fitchburg. G w Kasper. New
York: ~ G Ross Boston; III Groel.
Newark: = n Fernald. New York; A
Namlman BROOKLYN: j j Fenton, Holy
oke: w Fisk. Prudence Park. X. l;
r Appleton Philadelphia; w r Chamber
lain, Boston; n III Heft. lew Haven; c
w Wright. Boston, Richard Cleman. New
York: W n Patten, Boston; A III Tyson.
New York: NJ /. Hosmer Baltimore; II
Wilson London; G r Slllem, London;
A OFT. Philadelphia y a Nargiter. New
York; Richard Hazard Park Place; n r
Palmer. Providence; NJ Newcomb, F
Douglas. New York; Jutus Lobel, New
York Sam Cohen Philadelphia; ID
Priest, Schenectady.
DoRRANCE-s Hotchner. John II
Thomas. Geo w Reed Y; + II Moore,
Boston: Chas r. Duncan Geo a Drake,
Newark: Il Ball Phil; Il w Peabody.
Binghamton: NJ Levy. Boston; G T. Pitts
bury Melrose: NJ Hefelbaum, Cincinnati;
J A Crocker Boston; II + Stewart, 9
Foster, n Y G. III Good. Allentown; c ii
G. Miner. Boston: III l. Hirons, Walling-
ford: V NJ Bowen Boston: G. w Hibbard,
Jersey city: Geo w Gleason, Boston. G
w Triemer. y Y; L II Mcguire. Boston;
w Harmed Meriden; F j Woodward.
Boston: c A Fehlberg, Prov l. Baker,
Winter Park. Fla; r w Simmons, ID A
Robinson. Boston; n w Medbury. Prov:
l. G Fisher, Indianapolis: Lund,
Maiden w Ludwig, Boston; III A Nollen,
Harrisvile; f r Allen, f Judd, Bos-
ton; J Cooper n Y: Summerneld.
Phil.
NEWMAN-Wnliam Weber, n Y; II l.
Drake. Middletown; G = Boyle, w
Junction; l. II Rannon, Waterbury,; w III
Blanvelt. Jr. n " II I, Buch, Phil; $ II
Block. n Y; " adams, Detroit; III NJ
Hennion. Springfield, Il w Thompson.
Meridon: A Foster Jr w @ Bartlett.
Boston. Peter Il stulk. Newark, p Man-
hoimer. n Y; r G. Bogart bridgeport
w w Wood Boston II u Reed, Rich
mond va; Joseph Mayer \ Y; g II
Jacobs. Thompson; Geo Lchbcrger. New
Haven; l. II Shocnheld, y Y: O Sonic,
BOSTON. Jas = Roach. Albany; James
Berlman. Boston: q II Smith, Lynn; w
Richardson. Pawtucket Mrs Bond, Wor-
cester: Il Davis Webster. Henry Osgood,
w T. Sykes, Jowett iCty: T Grohs, Indian
apolis Eugene Fay. n y.
PERRfN-L Reardon, Nellie A James.
Boston Mrs R u Wilbur, n Y; T. + Sch
lamovigs w plumer Phil: Thos Hines
Prov; NJ Conlin Leomnster. Austin,
Boston,
THE ALBEE Walter Mercer. Sharon.
Pa: Franklin r. Green. Chicago; Joseph
Horton ard wife, Westerly: Frank Hart.
Boston; Bobt. - Hare, New York; = VI
Donovan, Bridgeport
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-06-08

The above sale is by order OF the mort
gagee, June 6th 1901. postponed 10 Sat
drday, June. 29th. at 1890 a. IN.
by Order Of the Mortgages.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-27
KINGS THROAT
is WORSE
Obstinate Growth Puzzles
Mis- Physicians

LONDON. sept. a5.-The condition
of King Edwards threat = CAUSING
him Increased anxiety AMI iuconven
fence. Recently Sir Felix SENIOR.
noted throat specialist. y no was a..
pointed physician extraordinary 70
the king Immediately upon hts ac-
csssion q the thrune. Vas secretly
summoned from london % copen-
hagen 20 make an examination 81 the
kings throat THIS was the reason
% the proionEation % the king So
iourn In Denmark and also the cauHc
~ his caneeilinE temporary his a..
ranEements to visit Baludrai. where
an had been prepared tor his reeep-
ton.
The king now limits hl1 tonsump-
ton % cigars To three z day. a r.
striction which Re At afat strsau.
Dusty resisted. Although his phy 81
clans affirm that the growth In his
throat IL not malignant. 4 otst.n.
ateiy resisfa al attempts - ere
and grows steadily wore. Il has n.
fected the kings voies 81 ssrtoasiy
that he must avoid ell public speak.
Ing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-27
TO RECEIVE
MARQUIS ITO
Local Americans and Japanese
May Unite In Entertainment

The committee appointed hy thu
mayor 90 tnks efspH u KiFe feegp.
uou 10 Marquis lta upen his at
rival here. mt this morning at ths
chamber af commerce rooms
The distinguished Japanese states
man viii. according Ia the plans Ht.
ready formulated. b. reviewed an
lIaIy by the mayor and others uu
behalf Of the gitY. IT. hIu also he
taken O. the Puget sound navy sufd
aud shown about the dr. dock and
ships Later hs vii be given hun-
quot at some suitable place. at which
viii be- present leading business men
of seattle. lasal 1Hpausae and same
80 the prominent naval people from
The navy yard
Judge uutke presided al the meet.
Ing this morning Others present
were John ~ MeafaW. Judge Huyt
Secretary Mslklg Il the chamber ~
commerce. james l. tlHFe. ir.. Cauu.
Gilman Janice. n T. elise aud . ~
T. Ia FHrer. The arrangements are
rtIu Ufffe indefinite Ha II g. not
certain haV LONG Marquis Ito VIII
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-27
POLICE NEWS

J ). Allison. James Hamilton aud
?. Connolly Wvrv arrested as aus=
poets by Detectives uNrnrs aud cor
bctt last evening Connolly has IA
to.daS suspended sentence tn serve.
Harvey pay and Mike pouahue.
both soldiers. aud j McWImama q
hborer. were arrested this morning
by orlccr McCiurg for aghting
=. W shovgos ana p. A. Fisher
y ere arrcutrd by Detectives Lane AID
adams last night on suspicion II
having been implicated ia the rub
berry az W } Allen in "a tendafIaIu
concert hall
The ease % otto Tlansina
ghArErd with nnaauitiuE w r. At
Canurli with intent tn DO bodily In
jury. ta being tried bY Judge GrurEa
today Tho hearing took up IL
whole morning and VIII uraHahIF
continue the greater part ~ lHH aft
eruuuu Tirutius % aiiagfd tn has
attacked Mcconnell With knife
during H fiEht tu a Pike street ha=
loou. several days aso.
Herman Quandt. charged Nth EN-
uloyinE females IN his concert han.
VIII be- tried before Judge GrorKe
this afternoon.
The hearing - chaa smith.
charged with using Language to
ward Herman Quandt tending -
provoke assault. viii be called BE-
fore Judge George this afternoon
tIaEie KtnE. charged with ruhhlue
NJ Madison ~ g. in "a trndsriuin ga
loon. ana Pete Carlson charged
with grand larceny, VIII also -
heard before judge George before
Night Carlson - alleged - have
robbed hts partner ~ Gao German
marks. amounting 60 over tla0 In
American money.
J. ! Allison and James Hamilton.
tao alleged bad men. wrrr given
four hours % leave town ~ judge
George this afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-27

wolves the propeller blade IN the
same way as IL would Boz affected
when attached tu steamer In mo-
ton.
The advantages OF capt. smithu
Invention are as follows.
Ftfat The speed uf tho vessel can
be determined from the bridge Of
The steamer ur any other place Dc.
sired. II rs intended that tho speed
recorder he attached Go the bottom
IF the vessel. The motion acquired
ny Ia" propeller lH transferred 90 the
deeR ar any part Of tho vessel by
means II HhHfta aud pcur wheels Ho
TINT tie direction uf tho motion can
he changed AZ Will The SHAFT ram
ming from the exterior pnrt of the
recorder iH not enclosed lu pnckinr
II kser aut the Nabsr hut is sur
rounded hY "a tube tu thp height OF
the water level So that there iH mo-
check whatever 60 che motion nC-
HuiFHd
The advantage ~ being able 60
read the recorder uu the bridge tr
#HnHss I'll when % iH understood
INT - me aid method the skipper
hal t. 60 ta the stern az the shin
= hsHsfsf - W1nfHt Geo know how
fat he SIS travelling
The second adtHut4Fs b. Tint GA.
recorder hHlnF placed 10 IL consider.
2 hia depth Hf WHter rfl Inconvenience
from Floating debris which vnr "a.
HefIsngef ~ the nfi method Boz avoid
- fh# HesN recorder uu rrraunt Of
- peculiar 30 us cannot become
eieFFrd HHd the e. rs Injury which
could affect r. WuHt1 o. Uu. fn.t
saaif likely ssnd the chip nm the Dry
dock
The third advantage OF the now
recorder l. that hy "a simple screw Ia
can b. adjusted - the rn..I ~ any
HH#HFI ono feaf mu-t d. made ~
Tie ah5u.H HuHe1 between tu.p fivrf
rainta IN order 90 adjust the iH-tru
menf
cent Smith stfHursrt.B with .
rough nzatsf ~ lie Invention or mo
zIHaH# #H5a H#HamH In fhe rhiHa o.,
+ worked uaff for "a r.riaf ~ nIr
HeskH HhHH IF uHH removed Do has
been pHfHHfef under tho laws rf
Great firffaIH fHuaHH rrf tt.
United States fauf Smiths t--t
naW 4 - place If before naval AN.
fhnHitiss faH fhafr communication or
criticism. Locally ~ has attracted
much attention among mrrtnr men