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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-14
FRANCE CELEBRATES
DEMOLITION OF BASTllE.

Paris, July ll-'rho French national
holiday was celebrated today The
boulcvnrds were thongcd with merry
makers ana all the leading thorough
fares were deliberately decorated, There
was brilliant review AT Long champ
witch was attended by President and
Nine. Loubct the hacinot officers, the
diplomatic corps and vast throng of
people, About 10000 troops participated
IN the mauouvorF \ notable fcniuro
NJ the roylow was the presence Of l!H
officers from the British naval squadron
at Brost, nm In fun Uniform Their
arrival was the occasion for nm en-
thusMNlo reception the band playing
the British anthem Tho popular oNU'
ton accorded 10 the british officers was
further indicative NJ the AnRloslrrnch
understanding President Inubct HaNo
u luncheon TO thc litlllHh olhrotN ana
10 II number Of Frcnch military oOd
naval mon IN the Elyscc palngo at
noon
Public gnmos aud dancing are going
on I'm all the public places under the
control Of the municipality ana the
thcntem win give free performances,
Now York July li-Iho krlllNh
aauadron dressed with bunting and fir.
I'D salute of q guns today IN honor
of the French national holiday Later
the crows Of the British ships headed
by their binds, went Ashore where they
were accorded am enthusiastic rcCops
ton ana participated M various fostiVl'
tloH.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-14
MONEY IN CIRCULATION.
Seey. Shaw's Cali WIN Not DC.
crease II Materially,

Washington, July n In the opinion
Of the officials of the treasury depart.
mont the amount Of money I'M actual
circulation win not be- decreased ma.
touully By the Sll,OOOOO Ia be paid IN
under SocN Shaws call, which natures
tomorrow II is believed that 20 per
cent, If not practically an Of the sum
derived from this the second install.
mont " the call win Hl once go into
national bank circulation That was
true of the sum paid into the treasury
by national banks under the first IN.
stolmout which mnlurcd In January
The scorcturys cull was Tor 20 per cont
Of the government deposits
n was divided into two parts, matur.
Ink Jan. ~ ana July T. The time for
the payment Of the second lnstumont
was extended 10 July 3d. but the fun
amount cannot be received from the
mh.WouWrloR before Tuesday or Wois
nosduy Of next week Tho 0rst diN.
sion NJ the oall yielded about $4,000 0OO
and lator about N50oOOO was paid IN
by hnnka which anticipated the second
msnllmont The total oall amounts 10
about Sg0,0OOOO leaving n balance or
about Nl,0OO0OO due under the division
maturing tomorrow
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-14
Ulster 0rangemcn Issue Manifesto
Asking for the Burial Of
Seetafianism.
TOPROMOTE NATIONAL WELFARE
Expresses DlSuust Of English Parties,
WhIeh VIII Continue " Play on
Catholics Against protes,anls.

Belfast, July A. An independent see,
ton Of Ulster Omngomon, headed by
conmonor sloan, has issued a striking
manifesto 10 the country appealing for
the burial IF sccUrunim, which now
" diyIdiug Professionals ana Catholics
invoking the cooperation Of AN sccu.
lar forces In the promotion of the na.
llonul welfare the manifesto express.
~ disrurD of English parties, which,
n WNa, win continue W the future ms
IN the p0't to play on Catholics and
Professionals agulnst each other iU the
prejudice Of me puuulrys higher
rlaima The country too, has been
neglected IN the strife Of party ana
crced, the manifesto continues, ana
there now is room Tor "a patriotic party
having the policy io rid Ireland Of the
domination of impwclablo crocde ana
organized NHnnlos ana to secure the
desired redress,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-14
Utah May Get the n. L. A. Convention.
That The East
1odaAcrcI Railroad Rates and Hotel Accommodations
Officials 10 Salt Lake.

Tho chances for utahs securing the
1905 convention Of thc Mn .....'}l,'
Educational association are not ON tno
wnno, bul are decidedly favorable, This
was the declaration NJ state supt, of
Public Instruction Nelson on hls 10.
turn from Asbury PARK today supL
Nelson ~ the first o. the 20 Utah dele.
gates to return 10 Salt lake ana hc II
enthusiastic over the outlook for salt
Lnkcu succ,sa.
ut IL merely question NJ railroad
rates and hotel accommodations, ho
declared, "Tho fac, that NO vote was
taken by the convention docs not indl.
cate u decision unfiyorahlo to w. II
was decided Ia leave II TO The oSccutiyu
committee ON account Of the fact that
scycal gu,uiious remained to be set.
tied, the chof Of which was the rate
ana accommodations item The cNocu.
tive committee which consists Of pnyrn
men. VIII como 10 Salt Lake iO look
over the ground next month or IN Sep.
tcmppr, ana VIII then 10 on IN San
Francisco Tho committee II headed BIZ
President \, g. Nchafor. editor NJ thn
Pennsylvania School journal ana an
cducnlOr Ot great reputo, ] think when
hn comes we can convince him Of our
ability Ia handle tn crowd
"llpW many people win como 80
western conycntlon'' wds asked tho
superintendent
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-14

"Wcll" ~ replied, "ut Che AHbury
PARK convention there were uNy 10000
teachers, and 10000 visitors u addition
10 those, making over 10000 pUrgong IN
attendance, I conald. .uu0l people
minimum estimate lOl fUll Lake COM
Nontiou
utah ~ not regarded mf,omho
especially among the old teachers who
are attracted hy the desire 60 study
moro " tho sociological situation here
We had hundreds of CALLERS ul she l'Nh
headquarters Most of thum expressed
u desire 10 como to Sull Lake. and Gag.
orly accepted the literature Vr had IN
distribute, Thls consisted uI buttons
ana badges IA dulg'r Nuilm hy the
committee, giving ~ rourlus why tho
convention should como here uoN yuur,
ana n grCnl amount of printed mat,
ter furnished ui by the railroads,
our headquarters WIu established
M tho West End hotel ma conjunction
with the Wyoming delegates We How
"a huge Nlrcanur from the balcony hour
INK the lpGcnd utah llouduumrlprp.
n. v. A. Nalt Lake CllV 1000 Tho
banner attracted u great many visitors.
Discussing the hght for next years
conN ontiOn, Mr. Nelson wId chat There
were three cites IN the rup'. sult fak,.
san Francisco, ana npuNrr Salt Iuky
had ,ho advantage IN that both the Olh.
or PLACES bad recently had y. w. A.
conventions, while thoy had tho ned.
NunidRo ~ moro extensive ucpOmmodna
tons 'fhe speech presenting the case
for san Lake WAS mndo by Mr Thomas
following an eloquent ana poetic pnoW
from inc california dclcRlto Tho cal.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-14
GEN. WOOD TREpANNED,
Operated on for Removal of Ijony
Growth on Head,

RoWon July H. Reports from po.
casscL cape COD, way that MAJ. Gon
Leonard Wood has iust undergone tho
delicate surgical operation Of Wcpin.
ming TO rcmoyo a hony growth ON his
head, The operation II is mld, was
entirely Wccnwrll aud The general W.
making rapid progrcss toward rocoy.
cry
No details have yet been received,
The operation WAS made necessary by
"A mehap several ycurN ago, when Mai
Gen, Wood received pcvoro blow ON
the hond by accident 4 swelling de-.
volopod, but surgeons were soon able
to determine that II was not Of cam
cerous growth ana moi In the lenst
likely to have any permanent III ~.
fcotF
Many lBquIrIoait IA tald, have come
IN from Wnphmglon since tho opera.
tlon. to an of which thcro hue been ru.
turned the answer that everything was
progressing Satisfactory
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-14
DEFENSE BEGUN IN
JUDGE HO0KER'S CASE

Albany A. -, July Eyln ward.
man, editor " The Now York pross,
who was summhnod to answer In re-.
gurd to am article IN that paper init.
mating that doodle" ana corruption
wore being used tD secure Justice
lookcrF urquittnl was witness to-
day ut The trial Of Judge Hooker DO.
fore the Joint legislative session, MI
Wurdman was questioned By senator
BrUrkoll chairman Of the judiciary
committee, Ito said he WnB unable ~
state Who was the author Of the oOiecs
tlonnblo article, since hc was out "
town when the article was written, ana
be- dld not inquire the writer's name
ul.or receiving the subpoena, Mr.
Narlmnn gave "a detailed explanation
Of how COPY IL handled In u mclropoll.
tan newspaper Office, bat said nothing
that shed any lighl upon tho source NJ
The article under discussion
Mr. Nnrdmau declined 10 give tho
nlmoH NJ persons who had given hls
papers information which led H. ed.
tons lp expect lhui nothing would
como of the Hooker trial. explaining
of his profession Mr. WHmman per.
sisted IN hls refusal TO answer ana tho
Joint assembly by q vote NJ a6 TO %
directed The witness 90 answer
MI Wirdman ain refused to Hn-
sWrr saying II refuse lu commit that
dishonur' hut ne gave the substance
of the Information
I'VE Woro told' said no, that very
stroug pressure would be brought 10
oYoncmto Judge Hooker particularly
by certain corporation"
questioned further ne said that tho
corporation was the Delaware n Hud.
SON company
Asked W he would mduuak 10 bring
the legislature tho desired information,
the Witness replied that hr would tank
with hly managing editor over the tole.
phone and II ne divulgcd the names DE.
sired he tNardmaW would give them
Ia the legislature.
~ shall not direct him to give me the
names said the witness, "Ill ask
HIM"
Justice llookor's defense was formal.
~ opened when the joint legislative ser.
s'on ro.cunNonod today John b.
Stunchlicld moved that the lnyostlga.
ton be- discontinued on the ground that
The prosecution had failed 10 prove It's
ease, LicuL.GoN Bruce donod the mo.
ton Mr. Slunchliold complained bn.
terry OF the newspaper criticism Of his
client
lie has not been Rlyon oven the fair
treatment ~ a common criminal said
the counsel
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-14
LLkS' Rl.uNION.
Entertained by the Niagara lnllS
loGul,

Buffalo y, Yo July il,.-'rhc Elks at.
toudlng tho nineteenth annual reunion
were entertained by tho Niagara rolls
local loduN
speaking of the defeat OF tho proposed
omondmont ~ linn membership 20 tho
Uupd lodge, Past Grand EXALTED Ruler
lammg said
"'rhN amendment NOs defeated ~
mon who favored the ,lou, but not IN
the drastic form n assumed A coustl,
tutlonGl amendment WIN Do prepared
before the next annual wootlng which
win hr passed BEFORE tho inal adj
loummut the question of lNo abandon.
mcnt of tho National homo NJ Bedford
was discussed, meuy iayonng lts con.
tuuNNco, hIt 0thuitc action was popt'
ponol mtl next year
Arlsomtlon woN adopted recommend.
INK that the ago limit Tor admission
" Tho home bo reduced,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-14
NEW BOARD OF DIRECTORS
OF EQUITABLE SOCIETY.

Sew York, July H. Twelve now III.
lo"lora including y. Cudy llurcN
President Nicholos Murray mloG OF
Columbia university Congressman
charles Y. bulcnold of Maine ana
Nevada \ Sumuhan, collector for the
port of New York Wpru uhOrw and The
roslgnuliuus uf two old directors ana
ono recently elected were accepted 10y
The board of directors uf the Equitable
LIE Assurance society TODAY The N.
lrrloIs Nho resigned Wurr i,n Louis
Fitzgerald, former president NJ thu
Mercantile Trust company, Horace q,
DOMINO who NOW iN president uf that
institutions and FREDERICK q. Bourne,
who was chosen ~ the lau meeting NJ
the hoard The Mercantile Trust com.
puuN ~ controlled hy the Equitable so-
,ioiN Mt Bourne WIS known as "a
polIcyholdrrF director hr having been
elected upon accommodation of the
board ut trustees, which s headed hy
former President Cleveland re give
us the reason ror his resignation press
ut personal business An uf the new
directors chosen today had been roronl-
mrndcd by the board Of trustees after
correspondence aud consultation with
pullcyh0llprN The lull hu NJ newly
,lcotod directors follows
Tu mn vacancies IN the term expiring
Dee, 3D. 1905 wallace L. picrco ~ Ros-
ton, Daniel A. Tmpkup, charlotte, A.,
g., Thomas a. Pratt OFlonHburR a.,
W Louis stern New YORK, Frank y,
Withcrboo, y, w., James Mcmahon,
New York
For term to expire pee "a, 1906 VII
lard r. McCook phindolphlU con-
grosymm Charles w. Lttlonold, Rock.
hand, Ne,
For term 10 expire pee, "a, 1907, Ne.
Nada y, Slwuah1n. collector NJ the port
of New York. y, Dady .llowlck Al
hluy
For term 10 expire Dcr, 30 1905 Nioh.
ullg Mummy Butler president uf co.
mmbiH university charles H. Nohndrr
Philadelphia,
At the conclusion of tho meeting II
was announced that mo- business Of Inn.
porlaucr aside from The action with
regard 10 the acceptance uf roslgnns
tluUH ana election ~ the now members
tp the board was transacted Il WAS
specifically stated that no action look'
INK to a reorganization of the executive
committee was taken
JEROME CAN'T GET cory
Nov ork July H., For second limo
within a hours Dlst ATTY Jerome io.
day m de IAN unsuccessful effort To pro-.
cure from the New York office of the
state superintendent Of insurance an
Official copy of the pormtcndonrs re-
port which had been made public ut Al.
hany last night Nh JoromcF personal
representative Asst DIST Atty haWln,
went o. the office of Deputy Insurance
Commissioner Hunter today bearing IL
letter from the district attorney toRcth.
or vita "a formal dcmuud ION AN Official
copy ~ the document Mr. HarNW ana
M Hunter were cloectud for moro than
half nm hour and when the assistant
district attorney emerged from lng Of
nuo he was ompty.houdod, lin udmIl'
ted ihul No. did not gDl iho dcHle0 dn'ua
mont, hut refused to discuss what took
plncc M the conference DlIg Any.
,orona said hp would Inform the EoN'
onor Ut the failure of The insurance
department hero to Turn the Equitable
testimony over to the district attorney W
Office. aR promised
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CAUGHT IN THE ACT.


An old timer named Horny Watson,
Ogod " wears, entered the grocery store
~ WIN prIco ON First South ana West
Temple at about = o'clock this morning
Tor the purpose Of robbng H. He was
observed opening the window, Sergeant
Eddlngton Jaw him, and waited llntll
the nun had opened the cash llll, Then
Eddinglon nabbod him and took h I'M lo
jall lie win ho charged with hurg
larry.
WnlsonG case was quickly disposed
NJ Wy 10 o'clock this morning u CONF
plaInt charging him with burglary was
filed, and by 1910 be was ordered nS
judge Dehl 10 he held 10 await tho
notIoa Of the district court,
When arralgnod. Watson entered u
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-14
NORWEGIAN GROWN,
Danish Ministers Think Charles
should Accept IT,

Copcnhagon, DenmhOrk, July ii-.At
todays cabinet meeting II developed
that the minister's woro IN tull agree
mont That Prime charles of Denmark
should accept the crown of Norway "
King oscar ana INC other courts most
nenrly concerned eNproshod thor np'
proyal, KING Christian ana the olhor
members Of iho Dnniph royal lallly
are also favorable 10 Prince ChNllQs
becoming king Of Norway ..4a.~.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-14

WilloT appointment az chIof piece
plompptonli0rN
According Ia information received
here Japan Intends 90 claim the island
OF Sukhulin by right of conquest ana
~ Formal rcssion VIII be- one of her
uualtH,ublo demands,
The government has issued another
S,0OO000 In paper rouhlos, the whole
outstanding paper obligations Nting
sass O0l 600, against sji1 0OOOOO in gold,
'rhc Boursc Gaacttc regards the latest
Issue az being n forced issue 10 protect
the gold reserve,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-14
EMPEROR KING CONFERENCE.
Office Could Not Deny that the Subject
Had Been tanvassed
At H.
RESULT OF MEETING IS UNKNOWN
But Idea that the Kaiser is Taking an
Undue Interest In scandinavian AZ.
fairs Is DIsayovcd In Advance,

Berlin july li--rhc suhsiai 20 Of tho
statement mado nj Stockholih ycstcr-
day 10 the effect that u CORN Rn,Swod.
lrh alliance was seriously con ompluio1
WAS submitted to the FOR lgn ofllco
hero today ana lho elatcnont VAS
mad" that 10 question " nm alliance
between Germany and sweden had
mover come before the foreign Office
nor had n boon discussed to the slight.
ct extent
uf course the forclgn once could not
deny that Emperor William ana King
oscar had not spoken Of an alliance
during their lnlcwlow nj Gtnr ycs.
torduy because the auhiocia NJ their
conversation, arc not known here,
No Initiation rf the result Of thu meet.
Hg between Emperor William and
KIM upnr ul dollc, sweden, Scstcr.
day has reached Berlin nor IN any rc.
port Of their conversation likely tn bo
made public ae II w explained hero
that This was strictly private visit
ol one sovereign 10 another Tho miliu.
tive probably VIII come from this side,
aH the umporor desired ~ have nrgt
hand knowledge Of the Norwegian.
swedish tItuatlon The German goy.
rinmuntH policy, aH the Associated
ltcB W Informed, W. one vi complete
HluuiroHs" almost Indifference. II Nv
expected here that ns result OF the
muoting yesterday Emperor William
ana Hrunnuy VIII be described I'm some
countries uH taking undue interest IN
! scandinavian u1uIrg ana IN seeking
! for way to Influence u settlement.
such an idea Is dsayoNod In adj.
NouDc,
rrot Konrll Bomhnk, nm authority
ON international law discussing the
question whether King oscar ~ stlll
KING uf Norway or not says n definite
reply cannot be- given Ito Is sim
KING cf Norway according 10 the con.
Ntllulion " Sweden, but according 10
tho constitution Of Norway he has
ceased IN b. King ~ Norway but There
iH no doubt ug to the pruprIoY ~
King Oscar styling himself king Of
sweden and Norway
James II, after he had been doposcd
oH krg NJ England aud while a guest
Of Louis N, Of France, continued 10
can himself Ring NJ France nv well "a
RING of ENGLAND, although France had
been lost 10 the British crown since
the time ~ llonry W. Emperor Fran.
els Joseph today us tho Austrian coin.
age shoNs, calls himself king of
Lombardy ana Venice mlthough he is
"a friend NJ King Victor Emunupll and
King Of Jerusalem with the sultan Of
Turkey having objected, Tho Russian
omporur names himself duke NJ Schlos.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-14
pnERlpNNT NOTlTIltp.

oyster Bay h. IT, july A. President
Roosevelt has been notified officially
by The Russian government uf the
appointment of NJ, Willo, chairman uf
the committee ~ the ministers to the
position ~ principal envoy of Russia
to the forthcoming peace conference,
Tho president has expressed utlsluc.
ton AT the selection Of Mr. WiUc,
feeling assured that II means much Ia
Russlu ~ have to eminent "a states.
man ON the commission ana that II viii
make for permanent peace between the
Oclllgpront nations,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-14
NEW CABINET POSITION,
one for Department of Puhlle
Health Wanted,

Portland, or, July li--Dr Liston N,
Montgomery Of chicago, was the an.
thor of u resolution adopted yesterday
In tho section ON hygiene and sanitary
science Of the American Medical asso.
citation, advocating the creation Of \
new cabinet position to be known Az
the department Of public health Tho
resolution declares that moro strin'
gent public laws should be enacted 10
apply m treatment Of provontablo dis
eases, ana urges congressional action
In behalf Of the welfare Of the people,
The secretary " public health, II IN
proposed, shall rank WIN equal power
AZ possessed by other cabinet officers,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-14
STOLE TWO TYpEwRITERs.
Act Interpreted an Burglary and pris-
onor VIII Go 20 District Court

Fred Wood, the man arrested several
days ago on the charge Of stealing two
Fpowntcrs from the West sIdo High
school building, was given u prclImin.
AIRY hcarlnb before Judge Dlohl This
morning on the charge Of burglary
Amer the prosecution had introduced
all rs testimony, the defendant admit,
ted to the court that he took the MAJ
chimes lie was bound over to the dis
trlct court his bail being fixed IN the
sum e $780, which he was unable TO
furnish,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-14
Jap pLENIrOTENTIARIEs,
J. J. Mn Arranging Their Tin.
erOrN,

S. PAUL July IA President j, j, nm,
prosdont of the Great Northern rail.
way IL personally arranging the itIn'
crary FOR the Japanese peace plenlpo"
lontiarlos IN the Journey from seattle TO
Washington The party, which ls
headed hy baron KomuW, VIII arrive
nt Solltlo on the steamer Minnesota,
,Iuly 20. Thcy win travel eastward over
tho GREAT Northern 10 Duluth, whore
they Wil embark on the steamer
Northwest for Buffalo, via the Great
Lakes. 50 Bunalo the party win be
taken hy tho Pennsylvania railroad
TO Washington, arriving thorc early In
August
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-14
A Heavy Enlightenment,

Sew YORK, July n.-llonry CopIo,
foormly ln omployo N the Edison
company al Milan, ITALY, " undor ur.
rest charged Wl,h omboSSlIng $4,000.
which he lost In speculation says dis
patch from that city 10 the Herald n
IL probable there viii be- other arrests.
shares Of tho Edison company foll on
the b0ursc In consequence of The rove.
lutlOuR
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-14

OF N1la, WIll como from Concord this
cNcnng 90 comic. with Thhd Assistant
SECRETARY of SWlp pprrn regarding ar.
ltuf'Wrnh for lhu accommodation ~
inc cnyuyH ana 10 tender the usslt'
Wnre Of lhn state ~ f. expected mat
MI Polrco wiIl como g. Portsmouth to-
morrow,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-14
REGIMENT or RUSSIAN
SAppfRS MURDER
THEIR OFFICERS,

Tlnia, CuucnEin July ~ \
regiment Of Russian aappcrs Fln.
toned AT u small village On tho
mountains near hero huH MUIR
dcrcd all its Officers and IL is
rumorod has joined the revolt.
lIoulNH,
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plea Of guilty and waived his prollmln-
any hearing Unable Co furnish bonds
N tho gum of $500, he was sent 10 the
county JAN,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-14

Glance about you In the street almost
any time and almost anywhere and
you will SEQ someone hurrylno alono
10 answer a wan, advertisement,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-14
EAMER AprolNrs OSCAR

kIUL Wly A.. Emperor William has
appointed KING ubur % grand admiral
I'm ,Nr OvWUn navy
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-03-23
BOARD At THE BAR
CONTINUED from page one.)

When the first boat returned it was
announced to Pinkham that "A landing
was impossible. An hour passed and
he heard many mutterings of discon-
tent from different people. He asked
Captain Clarke to put him ashore but
both he and Purser Beckley with Cap
tain Naopala strongly protested. Final
ly he insisted on going ashore and
agreed that it was at his own risk.
He did not understand that the Of
fcers of the ship We're in any sense I'M
der his instructions as to making the
landing.
A boat was lowered and ladder was
led down at Pinkhams request, Cap
tain Naopala ordering the crew to low
er it. Henry Meyer was standing there
looking wistfully ashore and Pinkham
asked him if he would like to take his
chances and get to his home over the
Pail.
Here Fernandez broke in asking II
Pinkham had consulted with the Health
committee before Offering Meyer O pas
sage