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COUNTY NEWS.
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ssath Deer Isle
Mrs. May Robbins returned from stcn-
ingtoD Tuesday.
Mrs Nettis Rackiig has been quite III,
bat is now improving.
Friends and relatives OF Capt. Jerenais b
GTeenisw assembled to celebrate the eigh-
ty-arst anniversary of bis birth on Satur-
day, Feb. 2. A picnic supper Yves served
A very socia bic company IL proved. and all
enjoyed the occasion. ID. W. FiheId,
OF Stonington, entertained them with
songs, one being "The Old Pod Ausur
Times, which always "brings down the
hoaseD.
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Prospect Hsrsor.
Leonard Ray is visiting friends in Rock
land.
Nathan Cole is in Portland for few days
on business.
J. NJ. Williams has returned from bus
mess trip to Portland.
Miss Bertha Moore, OF Gouldsboro, was a
guest Of Mrs. L. p. Cole the last OF the
week.
Mrs. David Smith and Mrs Batter, of
last OF the week.
Misses Bessie Crowley and Ada Handy
have returned from Portland where they
have been spending a week or two.
Haleyon assembly of Pythian sisterhoJd
presented 1.-THE Old Maids Convention"
two evenings last week. Il was stormy
both nights SO the receipts were not SO
large as was hoped
Seboodic lodge, X. of p, entertained
the Pythian sisterhood and other Pythlan
ladies on Saturday night. The entertain
ment consisted OF burlesqae on the work
Of their order, music by Rays orchestra,
and supper In the dining room. A most
pleasant evening was enjoyed.
Raymond Guptill and wife, OF GouIds-
boro, entertained large party from this
place Tuesday OF last week. Capt. Deasy
and wife, w. F. Bruce and wife, E. w.
Cleaves and wife, c. c. Hntchings and
wife, DIR. and Mrs. Larrabee and j. M.
Williams and wife were in the party.
March 8. G.
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North sedgwtcS.

North sedgwtcS.
A number OF young folks went on 8
sleigh ride Tuesday, enjoying lovely day,
and lunch in the camp in the woods near
Brooksvilie.
TilIie Marks, of East Bluehiil, is stop
ping few weeks with Mrs. Ira Page, her
grandmother.
Mildred Bethel, OF Biuehill, Is visiting
her grandmother, Mrs. Robert Bethel.
f. NJ. Allen has returned home after
spending a week with friends in Charles
ton His brother Malcolm came sith MIN
to spend a vacation with his parents.
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Mrs.. Ellz. Chase .. III.

B1oeh.u
Mrs. Eliza Chase Is I'll.
A. J. Long has started his mill for the
season. Hs has large number OF logs.
Norman Merrill, who has been at Port
land attending Gray's business college, is
in town for a vacation. Ernest MeIutyre,
who has bsen there, is also at home.
A bust Of Henry W. Longfsilow was
presented u the seademy on bis birthday
by the class of 1890, the 6rst class to go
out from tnst institution. There were
Longfeilog exercises in the afternoon. A.
Dunn, the C. ASS, made the presentation.
Mar. 3. BRUz.
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I BlaebiiI Fails
Capt. Duffy returned to New York Wed
nesdsy.
Mrs S 5 Wallace is visiting friends at
her home in Milbridge.
Mrs J. p. Conary was called to North
Bluehin last week by the illness of her
mother, Mrs A J. Gray.
The schooner MAUD -, Capt. Ralph
Long, of East BluesiIl. sailed from here
Saturday for Rockiand with kiln wood.
Herbert Thompson, who has been en-
ployed here by wymsn & Sawyer, OF Mil
bridge, has returned TO his hone In
Columbia Falls, his work being finished.
Miss Grace Kane, who has been spend
ing few days with friends at East Blue
bill, returned home last week. Miss Wood
OF East BluehiII, came home with her for a
visit.
Harry Tharston and Foster Pierce. OF
North sedgwiek, were employed last week
hauling logs from the woodland of Rufus
Chstto to the upper dam, to go by WY of
the ssIt pond later in the season to the
Tbufzton sawmilI at North Sedgwick
work before the snow was gone.
March 3. SUB.
West fremont.
Gardner l. wson is home on a short
visit.
Rev. A. P. Thompson Is home ON a
spring vacation.
G. W. Davis. lett this week for Boston
on business.
Miss Eta Lunt, of Southwest Hsrbor, IS
visiting relatives here.
Capt. Sullivan Webster left Monday for
Boston to get his vessel ready for sea.
Capt. Charles Lunt snd wife have been
visiting &, Bar Haroor the past week.
Mrs. Gertrude Laity has returned home
from Ellsworth where she has been visit
ing.
Ernest Murphy, who intended to leave
Monday to go with Capt. Vernon Lstty,
met with quite .ertous accident white
splitting y GOD His axe glanced, enter
Ing ne top OF his foot ana cutting some
of the cords. Ernest has the sympathy OF
all.
Feb. Is. THELMA.
w--, Hancock.
Miss Blanche Smith is employed in
Brewer.
Miss Helen Abbott intends going to
Bangor soon to work.
Charles Phillips, of franklin, Is visiting
his sister, Mrs. Monroe Mcfarland.
Howard Tracy, who has been attending
business college in Bangor, Is at home.
w. K. Springer lie at home from Frank.
lin, here he has been employed in the
woods.
Miss Myrtle Herrick has returned from
Castiae, where she has been attending
school.
Mrs. Daniel Crimmin, Of West Sullivan,
has been recent guest of Mrs. Israel
Durgsn.
A. E. foren IL at home from Seal Har-
Dor, where he has been employed the past
six months.
Mar. 2 sUMAc.
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ENTERTAINMENT.
The entertainment at the grange hall
Wednesday evening proved q successful
one. The storm prevented many from
coming. All present enjoyed the follow
ing programmes
a County Girl. ................. Ethel Peiroe
Music
| Old Mother Hubbard Stephen II Hardwood
| Music .-.-..-..-..-...... -.-.... Frank MARKS
Tablesn-Yankee Doodle. Gladiator. Clarence
Flood; Biddy Aaioney. su-Ie Friend
Widow Bulb, Esther Allen; Railroad Cross
Ing. Willie Ciosson
| Music ..-...... ..--.--....-..-. Della Campbell
Dislogue-rhe North se'igwiek lyeeum. char.
/ acters; & Flood. George Hanseom, Cecil
Page, Merton Page, Charles Allen. stephen
Hazeiwooi. Roy Allen. Annie 6 Allen, Min
ME Thnrston. Ethel VI Peifce
Boxing Match.
Cecil Page and Stephen Hardwood
Recitation. Clarence Flood
Music ..-...... .-....-............. Frank Marks
Ice cream and cake were served. The
proceeds are for private school.
March 8. RAE.
Ashvin~-
Mrs. Carlton Ash is In poor healh.
Miss Mary PEBBLE, wbo has been III wit h
fever, is better.
Green Bunker Is at West Sullivan for
awhile stopping with 5. 8. Bunker and
son.
Miss Alice Tracy, of Steuben, has been
the guest OF Miss Wilma Googins for sew
eral days.
Capt. Clarence Martin, OF South Han
cock, and Hiram Prebie, his fat her in law.
started the schooner "Susan Frances"
to-day TO load for Portland.
Mars. b.
rsst fransIin.
John 4. Gordon bad wood-sawing bee
March /.
Fred A. Patten left for Big Rapids.
Mich, March to resume his business.
Miss Hattie BlaisdelI has returned from
CastiDe, where she has been attending
school.
The Methodist circle met at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. j. IL. Patten Friday, and
served supper. The evening was passed
very pleasantly.
Mar. 3. MP
Lamoine-
Mrs. Lewis King Is suffering with bron-
ehitis.
The news of the safe arrival of Capt.
Fred Hodgkins in Vineyard Haven from
Rosario last Wednesday, was pleasing to
his friends here.
A missionary lecture, illustrated by
stereopticon views, was given in the
church last Monday evening by Rev. A.
e. seagrave, missionary from Rangoon,
Burma. The subject was presented in a
very interesting manner.
The grange anniversary celebration Feb.
q was well attended. The programme
consisted Of solos by Miss Cordie King,
an original poem by Lester Young, reci-
tations oy grange members, and a brief
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Trenton.
Mrs. X. l. Moore is steadily improving.
Forest Springer has returned home
from the woods.
from pneumonia.
Mis- Bernice Jordan visited friends IN
Bar Hsrbor last week.
Herman stoyer. of Ellsworth, hes
moved into Mrs. Wiibur's house.
Ma ch 3. MS
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Atlantic
Maynard Joyce, Of Gloucester. is visit
ing his father, Levi Joyce.
John Kent has moved his house from
Eiuiuru TO the outer side OF 0 d Hsrhor
Philip Moore, wife and child, OF Colts
Island, are visiting at Capt. Edwin
Joyce's.
Rev. Gideon Mayo preached at the Bap-
tist church Sunday. He left tor Water
Vile Monday.
The annual report of the municipal
officers j. la the hands of the voters in
q neat condensed form.
Town meeting will be held this year at
Epworth League hail. Nothing OF unus-
ual interest comes before the meeting.
"Clsim 96'' was played at the he'll
Thursday evening 10 = good sized audi
ence. Tuere was danc- aitsr he play
Feb % =
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!; will generally correct this
difficulty.
| If you will put from one
/ fourth to half a teaspoonfuI
. in baby's bottle three or four
] times a day you will soon see
a marked improvement. For
larger children, from half to
; a tcaspoonful. according to
age, dissolved in their milk,
if you so desire, will very
soon show its great nourish-
ing power. If the mothers
milk does not nourish the
baby. she needs the emuI-
sion. 1t will show an effect
at once both upon mother
and child.
soc. and s. 90 all druggists.
SCOTT & BOVINE, Chemists, New York.
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Franklin Road.
NJ. Estelis Miles has returned from Bos-
ton.
Mrs. Emma Barron is visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. Etizsbet Tracy.
Mrs. Ruth Morrison, an aged and re-
spected woman, died Peb Is.
Richard Lam has returned to Boston.
His sister Lizzie Is caring for their aged
mot who has been critically IN.
March 3. q.
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Barriett's I-lsnd.

barrietfs Island.
Mrs. Hannah ODER died Saturday fore
noon. So passes away another OF our old
and respected inhabitants. She was In the
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Scrth Gsmotn-.
Ira Hagen has gone surveying lumber.
William Austin and wife, and Isaiah
Young are on the sick list.
George Dunn, Of Ellsworth, hss been
stopping with his aunt, Mrs. Lizzie Brsg-
don. the past two weeks.
Mareh3 Y.
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NOW BUILD YOURSELF UP,
Your Blood Is Poor and Thin, Your Nerves Weak, You
are Run Down In Health.

Spring finds with thin poor impoverished blood weak
feel
n
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Mariasfils.
Mrs. John Jordan Is critically III.
Mrs. TredweIl, who has been visitin
Mr.. Tredweli's parents, has rei1rns
home.
March 3 l.
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history Of the grange, and a cake saik.
The wss followed by supper aud games.
Mar. 3. III.
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Greenes
boston and
charge by anybody writing case
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auri'. Covr-
Mr.. and Mrs. McGown have been visit
log In Franklin.
Mrs. Melinda Brewer spent a few days
LAST week With relatives In Bar Harbor.
Mrs. Robert Edwards entertained q few
relatives last Friday to celebrate her
birthday.
Mrs. 8. l. Leland and two children
spent last week with relatives IN North
east Hsrbor.
March 3. ANNE.
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The wss followed by supper and games.
Mar. 3. III.
of1s-
Ethel Young has gone to Bangor to
work.
Mrs. Mary. PsttingIll returned home
Sunday.
W. o Fogz. OF West Eden, end Y. Jor-
dan, Of Clifton, were in town isss week.
8. II. Msxfield and wife (horn Lizzie
Jordsnl we're in town last week visiting
relstiyts and friends
Edgar Remick Is out of the mill nurs-
ing a sore and swollen hand. He dis
located tSo fingers Of hts right hand
while working Friday.
VIII Jordan, OF Eddington, sceom.
panied by Addie Rimbsil, visited his els
ter, Mrs. E l.. Grover, Sunday. Another
brother. Edward Jordan, OF Eddington,
visited her last week.
March. 3. DAVIS.
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sonbh-
Charles Cousins has moved back from
Bar Hsrbor.
Water Blake has gone to Northeast
Hsrbor to work.
Rodney Sargent and family bsve moved
into Walter Sargent's house.
Master Walter Booker. who has been
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ANNE.
Evening journal., 1902-07-19
COOP FIELD EoR TRADE
All Kinds Of Merchandise Wanted n
South Africa.

Washington. July ia report
treating in an interesting way of the
South African commercial situation was
made public at the state department
yesterday. II is from United States
Consul General Bigham at Cape Town,
and is dated May 2S. He says that all
enterprises will be started anew. farm
repaired and restocked and machinery
bought and that It viii not be possible
TO get goods into the interior fast
enough to meet the demand that will
arise.
All nations. Mr.. Bigham says, are
awaiting this coming trade and are
preparing for it by establishing direc.
lines OF ocean transportation, except
the United States, which, barring an
occasional freight steamer. has no di-
rect communication with Cape Colony
The United States. he continues ships
TO South Africa more than twice as
much goods as any other country ex
ccpt Great Britain.
Evening journal., 1902-07-19
TRIBE OF GYPSIES
DRIVEN FROM CANjDI

Ogdensburg. N. Y, July 19.-Flrty
Russian gypsies refused admission tc
the United States at Ogdensburg and
Brockville as undesirable immigrants
have succeeded in entering at Cape
Vincent. They comprise a squa Id
tribe of ten caravans. living by beg
ging and fortune telling. They have
been driven from place 10 place
through Canada by the authorities. Az
Kingston they deficd the police. and
two companies of soldiers were called
out and drove the gypsies at tho point
of the bayonet to a ferry steamer, on
which they crossed TO Cape Vincent
Revenue officers have gone to round
up the band, who we're sent to Can
ada from the old country in the ex
pectation that they would settle on
farms in the Canadian northwest
Evening journal., 1902-07-19
NUGGETS OF NEWS

Albert d. Carmany, of Lebanon. Pa.
has been appointed a bank examiner.
vice G. w Riley, resigned.
Plattsmouth, Neb., was almost de.
stroyed by a cloudburst Thursday. and
the damage to property is great.
Secretary Hay left Washington yes.
lerday for his summer vacation.
which he will pass at his home in
New Hampshire.
The Canadian Iron Molders' Union.
IN session at Toronto, Ont, defeated
a resolution to withdraw from the
American Federation Of Labor.
The Lion Department Store. Okla.
homa City o. T., one OF the largest
in the southwest, was damaged to the
extent of $4,000 by fire yesterday.
Charles Newhouse. of Richmond.
Va. who disappeared in December.
1901. has been located in South Africa,
where he had been fighting in the Boer
Army.
Evening journal., 1902-07-19
RIIE
SCORE BY INNINGS
BASEBALL NOTES

Pottsville at Front and Union streets
today.
/ Philadelphia Giants at South Side
lark.
Another feather in Wilmington's
cap.
The Giants thought they were sure
/ timers.
Mullin and Campbell made desperate
enorts to capture those long hits. but
they were too much.
Wilmington A. A. and Harrisburg
played a fast game.
: Manager Wiegand has clean record
for this week and he will not allow the
miners to spoil it today.
Those Giants can swat the ball oc-
oasionally.
Boyle will dispense the refreshments
today at Front and Union streets for
Wilmington.
/ Wilmington goes to Middletown on
Monday. On Tuesday they will plav
Frankford at Front and Union streets
} George Prentiss. Of this city. who
has been pitching for Boston. will 90
to Baltimore TO play with the new
cam there.
Evening journal., 1902-07-19
ROOT At GETTYSBURG
Head Of War Department COmpIimented
PENNSYLVANIA Troops

Gettysburg, Pa, July 19.-Secretary
Of War Elihu Root and a party Of reg
ular army officers yesterday visited the
famous battlefield where the entire
division of the National Guard OF
Pennsylvania, numbering more than
5000 men. has been in camp this week.
The secretary was honored with a
march past" Accompanying Mr..
Root were Adjutant General Corbin.
Brigadier Generals Wood. Bates and
Randolph. Colonel Carter, Major Dunn
and Lieutenant Clark. The party
we're escorted TO division headquar-
ters by the First City Troop and the
Sheridan Troop. Upon their arrival at
headquarters they were welcomed by
Governor Stone and Major General
Miller. Battery b fired a salute in
honor Of the secretary. The visitors
were driven through the camp, and
after luncheon the entire division pa.
raded past the Washington officials,
Secretary Root and the army officers
complimented the Ntional Guard com.
manders for the fine soldierly appear.
ance and the good discipline of the
men. The party left camp last night.
The breaking up OF the camp began
yesterday afternoon. The regiments
having the farthest to travel were the
first to 60 The Sixteenth and Eight.
eenth Regiments struck their canvas
early in the afternoon, and the former
command left for home before G
o'clock Other regiments left during
the night The First Brigade depart
ed this morning and the Third this
offornoon
Evening journal., 1902-07-19
CHESTER HEIGHTS CAMP
Is NOW In PROGRESS

Chester Heights Camp Ground, Pa,
July 19.-The campmeeting is now well
under way. and each day shows an in
creased attendance, but Il will not be
until Sunday that the full complement
of ministers will be here. After the
Sunday services, when many conver-
sions are expected there will be an in
creased energy during the remaining
days of camp.
The cottagers and tenters were astir
early yesterday morning, even before
Leader Sammy" Kehr called them to-
gether for the sunrise service. The
meeting was prolonged, as was the $50
prayer meeting in charge of the Rev.
c. wv. Milan, the subject being THE
New Birth" The regular morning ser
mn was preached by the Rev. john f.
Crouch, of Philadelphia, his subject be-
ing "Strive to Enter in at the Great
Gate"
At the children's meeting at 1.30 the
Rev. j. H. Roger chose for the SUBJ
ject "One Boys Experience.
Locate your Home at The Cedars.
Ground cheap. Charms many.
Evening journal., 1902-07-19
MISSOURI FARMS
Arb THREATENED
Destructive RIOGdS Sweep
OVer The LOWIandS
Loss Is Estimated at S2,5OO,OOC
and the Weather Bureau Makes
Dark Predictions

Keokuk, Ia, July 19.-Hcavy rains
In Central Iowa Thursday and yester-
day sent a flood down upon prosperous
Missouri farmers. which will ruin
many of them and cause losses aggre-
gatin, at conservative estimates. So
SOC, 900. There seems to be no hope
for the country between the Mississippi
river and its Missouri bluffs between
Keokuk and Hannibal. 300 square
miles. mostly corn, with some thou
sands of acres Of wheat in the shock.
The water had touched the danger line
the first OF the week and had begun TO
recede, when heavy floods started
again in the Des Moines. Skunk and
Iowa rivers. With a stage in the Des
Moines river, only three feet below the
tops Of the great leyees, the river be-
gan to rise three inches an hour at
the mouth here yesterday, continuing
until the factor of safety was wiped out
last evening.
Yesterday afternoon the observer Of
the weather bureau at Keokuk sent
telegraphic warnings to all points south
to prepare for danger. The crest is ex-
pected here tonight or tomorrow. The
Egyptian levee. which stood the flood
just receding after strenuous efforts to
hold it. is only slightly above the wa
ter now, and the coming food in the
Des Moines will cover Il certainly. This
will let the water into hundreds Of
square miles, including the town of
Alexandria, Mo. The inhabitants there
are preparing for an overflow of the en-
tire town TO a depth OF several feet
The worst feature is the time Of the
year. The corn crop will be almost en-
tirely ruined. Crops were never finer,
and the yield promised to be immense.
Grain men say the above estimate of
value is too low. and put the figures of
the loss from the overflow at $4,000, ,OOO
between Keokuk and Hannibal.
Lowlands farmers, river men and the
weather bureau observer alike predict
the greatest damage ever known from
food on the upper river.
Evening journal., 1902-07-19
prlsnners Rrnak IAN

Clearheld. Pa, July 19.-Mike Kup
sick. Thomas Ermina, Guino Goni
Tony Peora. Moses Brown and James
Carter. the latter two colored, escaped
from the jail here yesterday morning
Peora broke his leg and was found
near the jail by the sheriff The other
five made good their escape. The
sheriff and posse are hunting fol-
them. Kupsick was being held for the
United States court for a postonic,
forgery The prisoners escaped
through a hole in the wall made b,
two prisoners some time ago, who
made good their escape.
Evening journal., 1902-07-19
DEER PARK HOTEL
Deer Park, Md.--Most Delightful Sum
mer Resort OF the Alleghenies

Swept by mountain breezes, $500
feet above sea level. Absolutely free
from malaria, hay fever and mosqui-
toes. Reached without change of cars
from all principal cities via Baltimore
and Ohio railroad. Every modern con-
venience. Rooms en- suite with pri-
yate baths. Electric lights. long dis
tance telephone, elevators, Turkish
baths. swimming pools, golf links, ten
mis- courts. bowling alleys, billiard
room, magnificent drives, complete
livery service Annapolis Naval Acad-
emy Band. Hotel reInodeled with ad-
ditlonal conveniences and renovated
throughout. All cottages have beer
taken for the season. Open from June
p to September 80.
For rates and information address
W. e. Burwell. Manager, b. & o. Cen.
tral building. Baltimore, Md, unit
June 1. After that time, Deer Park
Garrett county. Nd
Evening journal., 1902-07-19
s1o.ooo Ilhel suit.

Norfolk, Va, July 19-Common.
wealth's Attorney John G. Tilton yes.
terday instituted suit against the Vir
ginian-Pilot Publishing Company in
the sum of $4,000 for the publication
and circulation Of an alleged libel
The suit grows out Of certain articles
in which Tilton was criticised by the
paper relative to the position he tool
in declining to hold Osborne, the al
legged double wife murderer, for tria
here on the charge Of killing his wife
in this city, instead of turning him
over to the Oklahoma authorities tc
answer for a similar crime there IN
1896.
Evening journal., 1902-07-19
Paterson Anarchist Arrested In Italy

London July ia dispatch from
Milan, Italy, to the Daily Telegraph
reports the arrest by tho police at
Bra, near Turin, Of a young barber,
recently arrived there from Paterson.
N. J. The prisoner gives his name as
Tonetti which is believed TO be as
sumed. and confesses that he is an
anarchist Papers which were seized
at his domicile include correspond.
ence with Paterson anarchists and a
document indicating that It was
Tonetti's intention to assassinate
King Victor Emanuel who frequently
traverses Bra in a motor car on his
way to his private estates.
Evening journal., 1902-07-19
Name For sea FInhters-

Washington, July 19.-The navy de.
partment yesterday announced that the
two battleships to be built under the
authority of the last naval appropria-
ton bill are to be named the Louisiana
and Connecticut, and the two cruisers
the Tennessee and Washington. The
battleship to be built at the New York
navy yard will be the Connecticut. The
battleships will cost $4.212,OOO and the
cruisers $4,659, 900 each. The two tugs
authorized by the act are to be built,
one at the Mare Island yard and the
other at Boston.