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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-29
THE FIRST
RALLY HERE I R
Senator Daniel and Congressman
Lamb to Address People
at Academy.
MANY LADIES WILL. ATTEND
Music and Oratory Will Enter.
tain the Audience Chair
man Ellyson Presides.

u Arrangements arc rapidly Nelns con-
Of the campaign In this city, which rs
scheduled for next Wednesday, n.sht. a I
Which time Senator John w. Daniel, wllc-
Is known as an orator and debater. and
Congressman John Lamb OF tins J:ctric!,
will make addresses. et tt
The City, Democratic Committees EN-
ecutivc Committee met yesterday ntsnnaf
at the office OF Chalrlnal JAils IS.
Doherty in the Powhatan Hotel to CONF
plete arrangements for the fally Tie
Academy has been secured and viii oc
appropriately decorated and furnished for
the OCCASION Ladies will DO e"4'n'ialiy
invited and 1t is expected tll,lt y lAfse
crowd will be present. Gorc:no.i Mohta1-
quo and family will probably o,cuiy q
box. On the stage will be many pronli-
rent local ard State Democra $.
City Chairman James 3. Dohe. Is vii
call the gathering to order, AID vi IT.
:roduce State Chairman j. Taylu. Ely,
son, who will preside. Mi, GlySua VII
Introduce the spca kers. THO $ oScches W u
he preceded BY. enivcnlng n.isic by q
brass band, and selections will intcrsper sc
the speeches. sg It'd.
II is proba BILE that Congressman Lamb
will make the opening speecn. W1cil Is
expected TO be brief, Senat tor Daniel being
the especially invited speaker. Senator
Daniel has not made a fo.,na: srecch
yet In the campaign. and Will prcba bly,.
make a strong and catefuly pretaiied
presentation Of the issues OF tho ra' cans
paign.
The Executive Committee ~ his City
Committee will meet again Oh Friday
night to complete arrangements for the
speaking. There were, present vest erday
City Chairman Doherty. Con'mm1.tes-
men Winston, West and Folks and stale
Chairman J. Taylor Ellyson
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-29
i TAKES DEEP INTEREST.
Miss Lee Desires the Home for
Needy to Succeed.

Miss Mary Gusts Lee. president OF !, the e
Home for Needy Gonfsderate Wemen: las
president, along letter from Mnrien bad |.
yhere she lis now stopping. asking that
provisions be made y possible f9G a. 0 nd
the sister Of q member Of her theirs
The letter warmly praises the helpless
widow, who is of&one Of the best !a1m'4i 81
in her power to get the applicant In. !. &
Miss Lee expresses grea test IN tc rest N
the success OF the Home and TRUSTS Isl tnas
her hes wishes to the Governor and OK
p re sses the hope that he viii work hard
for Parker, 80 that she ma see e.. an other
Democrat presiding over the destlnles q
la .9f
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-29
JUNIORS APPEAL.
Supreme Court Asked to Review
Plea for. an Injunction.

81. An appeal has been granted By the SUI
preme Court OF Appeals in the case OF
the rival factions of the Junior Order
Of United American Mechanics. The ap.
peal is from the decision Of Judge Daniel
5Grinnan, Of the Chanccry Court which
was in favor OF the State branch o RS
ceders from the national orsanllza ton = Il
Tho division in the Order occurred over
the refusal OF certain State councils 70
$pay3the assessment OF the National Coun.
ell The rebeling state Councils refused " E
to deliver to the National Council the
money and property In It's lpossession Z he
state body secured a legislative chn r;
and has since operated hereunder. The n
National Council and Its adherents IN
the state also have councils in the State
and the competition between the two IS
bitter The insurgents outnnmber the ne
loya faction about three to one In tne =
state. The National Council sought .o
enioin the State Council from the use
Of the name. but the Injunction was re-
fused, From this the appeal Is taken.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-29
Justice Tohn's Job Lot.

4 Justice John had a long line Of small
cases before him yes erdayf morning. and
as result tho session Of the court ex' end.d
10 joseph sn CHARITY. 4 wagon without q II
Willie smith, beat Harriet Brown. $40,
William Johnson, threWga piece OF Woo
Il Vic orIa Fry took a shirt waist, q glass
dish ana ono dozen glasses from Ma llndA
Pate, holidays security {.
s. Amanda Stevens, trespass ana assault
n Joe Boston threaten to assault Mary
5Nawton,S 80 days security, u, ,,...,.
Blanche Yenable threw rocks,and pr9ke
door Of Maria, Ynughnss house. ~,
Brown, continued i to the 18th:
= t;norge Hunter heat VIM. Mccoy, con-
stinued to the Gtll Of nex mon n,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-29
ASK FOR RECEIVERS.
Other Creditors Of Street Car
5tornnanv Apply to Federal Court.

!. A bill In equity was filed .yesterd1asy y N N
the clerks Rtice ne b =, ,k Sha and
carer associate counsel for the Central
trust Company,7.o OF New York. complain !,
ant VS.: the Rdchmond ia sse Iss a ne1
! ~ power Company. the Bowling Green
: a'ru Company, and the Metropolitan
trust S Sevrt YORK. % name me eo
ppaI,,nr 9 or 81 Ceivers for the defendant
Companies eoinr and to grant an Injunction IN
This suit will come UP before ! ud 1lge
refuse to name receivers. In the event
willSbe 'Messrs. Northrop and Wlck FYl,a =
oeiyers in this late.;t case will be TO con-
d firm the action of the Federal Court an
taking Of this u natter sn boa N
aa1ed ia act, and have In fact named Mr..
George, Cameron. Jr., receiver,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-29
WILL TAKE THE STUMP.
Attorney. General Anderson Will
Sneak for Parker and Davis.

Mnior William A. Anderson, AttorneNr
General, is busy preparing to argue ten
Commonwealth cases ut the November
term OF the supreme Court of Appeals
in this city. He announced yesterday,
however, that he would make as ma ny
speeches In. the campaign this fall as
Ills official duties will permit. Major
Anderson will apply to tile State chair-
man for appointments. He made his
first speech Of the campaign q t Staunton
on Saturday, Major Anderson Is one
Of the most effective speakers on ne
stump III tho Sta te. n ..A \.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-29
Colored Folks in Suffolk.

VI a great colored excursion VIII beG run
by the Norfolk and Western Railway ! his
morning Ito Suffolk on account o. the.
colored fair ana horse show there TIE
municlpal band of this city,, re F'eh T, 4
amond city Gun Club. the Refo mers' Ais
stars and the st. LuNe' has ba te 7,,,s
and bands from MarcheS ter8nnd Pai el,s-
burg will go Gown, 1t is gex ected hat
fully fifteen colch.es will bai required t.
transport the eXcurslonists
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-29
LIQUOR Gases Continued.

Two LIQUOR cases were called by Justice
John yesterday morning and both con.
ainued for further testimony. The first
was that Of ALT. Harris. who was al
legged to have sold liquor on Sunday. The
second was that of John Walsh. who wa
also charged with dispensing rtoxicants
on Sunday. The two ca SEES wen. over
IN mr. n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-29
ARE GETTING READY.
Preparations Being Madcto Hold
the Fall Elections.

The usual preparations are being made
here for the holding Of the fall elections,
and there is considerable activity on the
p. L. Wade is in charge Of the city head
quarters In the Powhatan Hotel, and will
be glad to see all those who are not
proprely. transferred. In the clerks
Office Of the Hastings Court the poll
books, registration notices and blanks for
publishing the lists of qualified voters are
being sotteri together. y
There are many evidences about the
city that an important election is about
to be held aGt E.E fs4fs54
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-29
is NOT "A CANDIDATE.
Mr.. O'Flaherty Decides Not to
Stand for Attorney General.

Ion. .. C. o'Flaherty, OF this city. for
mery OF Warren county, who has been
several times mentioned as n probable
lasprant for the, Democratic nomination
for attorney general, and has had the
matter under consideration, announced
yesterday that he had determined not 70
be a candidate, lie will take the stump
for Parker and Davis, and will make a
number, OF speeches AS soon as his p
polntmcnts have been$made out.
Tho retirement Of Mr.. O'Flaherty leaves
Attorney G eneral William a. Anderson
MS the only candidate In the field for nc
ttorney-gcncralshlp. Hon. Samuel ";
Williams. az Wythc, has been mentioned
as a possible aspirant, but mas not YET
FORMALLY announced his @caMdlda cy..-...- 3-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-29
PAINFULLY ROUTINE.
Street Committee Disposes OF
Great Volume Of Work.

The Council Committee on Streets ana an
shockoe Creek held an extended sess SCI.
last sdisP h,t L ot was sr ali Of
v Inc The BODY reconmended q resolution t9y
the Council to strike oft ths WORDS !, any Il
s 3Il simply be known as the COMMITTEE
CONTRACTS Tor large amDuant of q pa mmny
nnetitinns We're received from citizens re,
iating 10 building permits grading ana 9.
paving. .i Y, y, /, L, y hard
work and st-Ta new members sse'H ~ W -
ested In their labOrE. A sssis ~ ss e5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-29
Miss K .Wolfe's Condition.

Miss Myrtle &. Syolfc, a well known
graduate nurse Of this q w - hers 9 6,
patient ut the Retreat far the SEX
where she underwent a dang nos oses7-
alton IN sunday. she was jrs ports d la 4
night At midnight as doing Very well and
there is strong hope Of her entire recovery
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-29
Are Growing in Interest.

< ,rhe revival services which are being
feld at Laurel street Methodist Church
this week are. growing With ine reasinE
8interes q ca ct night. Large congregations
are in attendance mt every service.
S''Dr. ohnson, pastor, has charge of the
service and Is preaching forci6l (. snrmonls :,
Holy Shirt" and much interest was,
MA riifested,s,s IA; 3-. B fs III N.
& Mrs i. III. Farmer: a sweet singer Of
Norfolk, is ssisting IN the singing ~ "a st
night she sang two solos With great effect
and made deep impression on the con-
fcreua ton, }14ta a 80 ~ III T IA 81 1g92
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-29
Motley Takes an Appeal.

In the Police Court Yesterday morning
of Keeping Il disorderly& house on West
Broad Street The evidence was strong
enough In the eyes of Justice John to-
convict, and Motley was fined the sum
Mns certified To the Hastings Court. ~.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-29
The Missionary Guild.

# The Missionary Guild and Hvoman's
Missionary Society Of the Grace Street
Baptist C'hcrch will hold Aeir first meet.
Ing Of the season in the Sundays chooly
Buchanan, wife OF the secretary Of City
Missions, will ma dc ali address. The pro
grammc will be followed by a social
hour Ii
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-29
a Little Family Trouble,

John IN, WelshI was q before \! Justlce
CrutchfIeld yesterday ryornir - on he
charge OF creating a lis.ur',ance 70 me
annoyance Of his family and With threat
family. 4, " !. !. 4.
Justice John nut the case aft to the frst
of October. and It is Thought thatfln the
meantime the family NIL get tog ether. *
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-29
The case was one upon which a jury
Bette Washington Again.

Bette Washington. an old ha bitue Of
the Police Court, was before the court
again yesterday morning on two charges.
She had been arrested previously for
proper time. An attachment was sent
out for her, and when she was found
the Justice put her down for IS and costs.
BEETLE went down. ls
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-29
Hold Memorial Services.

Services in honor Of the late Caleb Ja-l
cob will be held Sunday morning October
I'd, at Grove Avenue Baptist Sunday
school. For more thar, half Of a century
MIR. Jacob was a. scholar and tea cher in,
this school, to which lie has left>a legacy
Of tender m Memories. G.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-29
."The Butinsky5 Club

L A branch Of the SONS Of But tinsky"3
viii ibe oiganized tonight al the Manhat-i
tan Club rooms, Mr.. Tom North, Who in-S
yin be on hand to- Htue tho lodge.
IIe is tho original tor OF the order tina t has
SO Widely grown throughout the country.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-29
&. GIVEN LONG TERM
The Hastings Court Jury Sends
Negroes Over the Hill.

III the Hastings Court yesterday Edward
cox, negro was as given rob sblghteen years
THE negro rs,nS'a snatc a purse from the
hands OF a young lady on the public
streets Of the city. i was day.of negro sg =
trials In Judge Wits court. George NIL.
Ter. and Langa ton Vaughan were given
five years respec tively for grand lar
ccny and housebreaking, 81 (,
Good progress Is, being made WIN q .,he
nosina n Tho cases fther0on,T$ s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-29
Exchange Committees.

President Peters has allowed Messrs,
p u. FERGUSON and John J. Lynch to.
tee assignments. 55 ti,s 4
Mr.. Lynch now takes his old place on
Light. 10 which Mr.. Ferguson WAS
named, and Mr.. FERGUSON succeeds Mr..
Lynch on the Committee on Health.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-29
Shockoe Council Meets.

TI shooHoa Council r val Arean nj, m {
In rig 6r33sses To-, asst y ~ att M -
phy's. The new frl 4 Q ri r q. 8 !
spindle was installed an emar = Wet
made gEy Messrs. 3 a, B y. "a ck on, ", %,
Dabney. Nv NJ, Myers, g NY Morris. G,
Med. Blake, TIN. Mosby and o hers,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-29
Richmond Girl Iionored.

Miss 3, p. Williams, OF No. l4l6 Floyd
avenue has been elected ito MI the chair
OF modern languages In the Female Ins(i-
tute of Greenville. n. C, M 1 M ~
Miss Williams Is a u, A, OF Richmond
College Of the OF class, She will leave
Friday night, n" ~ ~. 49,,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-29
can't Bulge Old Halifax.

Arr I IA, Hankins, assistant In the
Office OF tie Secretary OF the Common;;1
Yea lth, retiirned yesterday from, his 9id
home Halifas Mhere ma 5 tPSat th nt
IL Will return Its norma Democra TIC
majority, despite the fact that MI. -, : a..
Hoe, the Republican nominee IS ma klns
an active campaign ts Il "a <.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-29
The Catholic Jubilee

Jubilee, The Jubilee embraces three yis,
its to church and the fast 'known{ns Hthe
black fast II The purpose Of y he ce!epr,a-
ton lis tho welfare Of the churchnnd The
Of sinners s5 III Il,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-29
Doing Very. Well.

u Mr.. Charles Mnlloney, who Is confined
ia his, home No. gl1 Fast Leigh Street,
as a result Of an attack of typhoid fever,
IS doing as we'll as could DO hoped for.
and his friends IA re much era titled At MS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-29
n Serious Condition.

4 Jane Baker. the colored woman. who Was
adv. cut by an unknown negro man Iii al,
alley on OF loy4r Main Street Tuesday
night. wa stIeported as no better at tho city
Hospital last night. Ths .assallaht Is still
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-29
To Locate in Birmingham.

Mr.. Junlus Talman. late member of
the firm Of RYAN. Smith and Taman,
returned to the city Saturday after a
business visit to Birmingham, Ala, Mr..
Talman expects to leave Richmond and
locate In Birmingham. 'i' '
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-29
Have Rumm,age Sale.

The ladies of Emmanuel Baptist Church
will inaugtrate a ElumnlAse sa la.., to-day
at No. 1911 East Main Street. Tha sale
viii continue through the week.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-29
Attend Grocer Seminary.

Rev, G. " McElroy, who supplied the
Church, ol Baltimore, and spent three
weeks visiting n Richmond. has left the
city fot Chester, Pa. where ho viii at
tend the Cmzev Theologlc0l Seminary.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-29

need have !, 3 fear az the ordinary ailn1ente and
lnisliaps OF mankind. Hamins Wizard OIL Is
safeguard for children, comfort TO patents,, y
boon to the old folks II VII pay 70 keep tn ni
Ia case of need. s5 "a NtFis ella 81 ss'
+ John Smith, Starbuck, MINI. writes April -.
1901: have been in bed for four weeks , YIN
nave tried almost everything TO cure III Seeing
what Hatnlins Wizard oil had done for others
tiled botlc and III two days was able to work.
w. L. Steele. Santa Barbara, Call, writes NY
child felIfrom hjeh chair upon hot stove and
burned lis forehead and side Of face severely. II
suffered Intensely for three days, when we com.
nenced using Hamlns Wizard Oil, the pam
healed In about Eve days. 5ag 4
There IS only one Wizard Oil = Haiiiline,-; -
namc blown in the bottle. Signature b" Hamltn
Bros on wrapper. Take no substitute. oOc.
and $500.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-29
Didn't Have a License.

Nicoli lNranciella. an itinerant peddler,
WAS lined IN the Police Court yesterday
morning TO The tune Of $40 and costs
i,pr dong business without the necessary
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-29
Lecture at Emmanuel Tonight

Mr.. Arthur 81 Clarke will deliver bis
Ehiahiy5 Interesting lecture, "A Trip Across
thse Sea I" al iilmanuel Baptist Church
3to,nIghl. The Views used to lllustrate tho
Lecture are among the best ever seen
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-29
GETS MONEY AT LAST.
Uncle Reimburses Virginia for
Euuipment of Troops.

Equipment OF Hoops.
Governor Montague has finally succeed.
ed In getting from the War DEPARTING
at Washington the 900 paid out OF Gov
ernor Tyler's contingent fund for equip
Ssh-American War. when the latter We're
sent to the Florida coast and Camp AL
ger. sF3 sig
+ While the money came from thei.con-
tingent fund OF former administration
1t goes into the general treasury of the
State and will be thus turned over by
Governor Mont CUE 10 IreaSllrcr Hartman.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-29
October Term Begins.

Ihf October term of the Chancery court.
VIII peein on Monday next at 1880 O. clock.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-03-31
FIGHTING BEEF TRUST.
livestock Men Get an Option OF
Kansas City Plant.

Livestock Men Get an Option on
Kansas City Plant.
Denver, March 2S.-Thne News
says: That the stOckmen of the West,
hacked by the powerful National Live.
stock Association. mean to carry out
their project of establishing an indie.
pendent packing plant to fight the beef
trust, is evidenced by the option that
has been taken OH the packing plant of
Jacob Dold of Kansas City.
This option is now in the hands of
Vice President l.. +. Wilson and Treas
nrer F. W. Flato, of the organization.
All theg papers incident thereto are
also in possession of these officers. who
are carefully making an examination
of them with view of formal accept
ance at an early date by the organza-
ton, according to Secretary Charles f.
Martin of the association, just returned
from the East. The option carries
with it a lease for ten years on the
property
The Dold packing house has been
one of the strongest competitors of the
trust. Its capacity is sufficient to kill
1000 chad of cattle, 1000 hogs and as
many sheep daily. According to Mr..
Martin, the capacity is great enough
to answer the buslsness of the stock
men, who are pushing the project to a
successful end.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-03-31

The Woman's Home Companion con
tains an article descriptive of "A Visit
to the Home Of Thomas A. Edison"
The writer brings out a new fact with
regard to the great electrician. He
says After you have talked to Edi-
son for a time you notice that he is
partially deaf, that he has trick of
now and then putting his hand to his
ear. You wonder why this man of all
men should not have turned his in
ventive mind to producing some appli-
ance that would restore his hearing.
Yet he looks upon his partial dea fness
in a cheerful light He almost consid-
ers II a blessing. Eminent specialists
have offered to cure him. but he pre-
fers to remain as he is arguing
shrewdly that If he could hear the
myriad noises that are now muffied he
might find 1t more difficult to concen-
trate his mind on his work.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-03-31
BObbte Burns.

The nature OF the Scots has been
llkened to the cold mist and granite Of
their native hills, and perhaps with
truth: and yet II must be warm In the
hearts OF people whose eyes grow
dim with tenderness when they sing
the songs that were born over cen
fury ago in the love warm heart that
thrilled not only for the mighty Wal
lace and noble Bruce. but also for the
little dying field mouse whose fright.
ened heart ceased beating at his feet.
Burns was the voice of a silent people,
giving expression to the emotions they
hide under cold exterior
And how much colder and grayer the
old Galloway land would seem without
the memory Of Robert Burns, who may
be likened to glowing rose growing
upon the gray rocks: a rose that will
never die. for to be forgotten Ia tho
only dea th.-Four-Track News.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-03-31
DEPORTING THEM
UNION LEADERS SENT OUT OF
LAS ANIMAS co., COL.
Warned Not to Return There While
Martial Law liz in Effect...Open-
ing of the Campaign of DepOr-
tation of Union Men of Infiu-
PnCe.

Trinidad, Colo, March 2S-Mother
Jones, William Wardjon and Joseph
Poggani, national organizers for the
United Mine Workers of America, and
Adolph Bartoli, editor of Eel Trovatore
Italian, the official organ of District
No. IS, We're arrested by squad of
soldiers at the Coronado hotel, where
they had been stopping, marched
through the street to the depot, placed
on board northbound Santa Fe train
at O'Clock, and warned not to return
to Las Animas county while martial
law was in effect.
This marks the opening of the cam
paign of deportation of union leaders,
predicted in dispatches, and it is be-
lieved Major Hill will not cease his
efforts until every leader or influential
member among the strikers has been
sent into exile.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-03-31

thickness. When the Ermack thrusts
her nose forward onto thick ice she
can bring to bear a downward pres
sure of LOO tons which cracks the
wintry barrier into huge fragments,
these in turn being forced aside by
the 10000 horse power with which the
throbbing engines urge the vessel for
ward.
So efficient has the Ermack proven
to be that Admiral Makaroff has ex-
pressed the belief that it would be pos
sible for two such vessels to crush
their way through the ice packs of the
polar sea. even TO the long sought pole
itself.
Admiral Makaroff has been in active
service as an officer Of the Russian
navy for about 10 years. He. with his
boat, was sent to Vladiv ostOck to free
the Russian squadron embarra ssed by
the ice in that wintry harbor.