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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-16
FIRST BALL GAME
MONDAY AFTERNOON
Tournament Opens With Game
Between Albuquerque
and Trinidad.
OEMISG TEAM HAS MrHDRAMn

The base bali tournament Of shs
Tweniyflfih New Mexico Territorial
fair viii open Monday afternoon win
a game between the Mclntoah nrowna
and Trinidad. This ann0unoemont
was made tlsis afternoon BY snpcrin-
tendont "a plckard. who has tho tour
namuut IN charge.
Az far a. Ia known nov. Bean win
probably occupy the boz for ths
froWns lu the opcnlnR game. wIih
Pettua doing the bacha,opplng. Ths
lpoai team ~ confident Of taking ths
iifst and a majority Of the eamoa dur.
lag thn tournament ssfits, thts pals.
sn1 down nssi moncy IN that 1880
purse.
How They VIII Play.
The following schedule of eamna
has been arranged ior the tuuruamant.
I which scheduie % subject 10 slight
ehanses IN case visiting teams raise
Monday uftorpoon- Albuquerque ".
Tuesday morning ~ Paao ". f.aa
Tneaday afternoon cunoR VA
Trinidad.
"Wednesday mornlaE Clifton va "a
"Wednesday afternoon Albuquerque
w. Las Vegas.
Thursday afternoon tAlhuquerquo
day. Albuquerque W. Clifton.
friday morning Trinidad w. Hf
Friday ufsoraoon- -ciif,on Va. ras
saturday morning Trinidad Va
saturday afternoon Albuaucrquo
w. El Paao.
From the above achoduis a win bn
seen thar ten games will ha plaYed
onFins the serlaf. Two ganns viii Ia
PLAYED morning ami Afternoon. every
day with The exception Of Monday ana
ihuraday. Each team Wili eas a snml,
win each 0ihcr and the first team 10
lose two Eamc1 viii practically l.o ont
ui 'he running fur first money. Frnni
tne acnennlc that hes been prepared
some of che greatest exhibitions ~
onse paN - the southwca, VIII Be glr..
on during the series.
oeu'lna props Out.
This mornlng the manager of the
ieminH team wired the fair aasoria-
iipn that this team wOuld have fn
withdraw FROM The contest. as OWNS
20 the illnees 81 several memhegs ~
the team u would De Impossible Tor n
% tsku part Ia the tournament. N in
regretted that the HYeli0L Kldar wfB
not be here, al q u acknowl lodena
that ihey have one ~ the hosf teams
ln ne territory The Withdrawal ~
the baminR team, however. viii IN mo-
way enocf Tho tournament. aa thcre
are left five teams. every ono al
which y composed of fast bah play
ers.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-16
ONE or KIT cAasoAs
VETERANS MuHDsnED

Juan Armanfe waa Killed late Tuea.
dry nlshi ai D1-an. near Torrance, hy
aelnf 6ipck over the head with a0mc
blunt Instrument. probably ga iron
bar, Nebberg is auppoaed - have
been the motive. a. the old man had
aDopi $50 on bis person before the
murder.
Ne had been employed by 1ohu VT.
mental. 4 sheep raiser near Enclno.
on fha line Of the santa 70 cul.ofI.
a. oo0h. lie Quit the oyorlag bafore
"a RO 10 Santa ~ on buslneas ana
Was waiting a. Duran for ne train 10
iRkn him to Torrance. lio lad hoen
drinking freely during che evening
with d number 0f strangers in the aa.
lo0n and exhibited bis nlOnoy 10 some
oI bis noE lfionds, afousing their
cupidny 10 tkc extent ~ arciliAR them
10 murder Deceased vas q soldier
during the Civil war. having served
in tho regiment Of klt Carson. WHO
ofieN bad heiflended bin. Since then
be has been employed BY several peO.
pls ~ Santa W and vicinity a. cooa.
A yet there q no clew 90 the aasassin.
Owing 10 no si0nleruma ball on
Friday nlaht. september a1. the I.adltis
Of tho Maccabeea viii give their dance
On TautHday night. September aI
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-16
New Compilation og sehool Laws re

The new compilation of fhe school
laws of New Mexico haa just been
received ni the ofsco Of Rirnm Had.
ley, superintendent az Public lHGtnc'
ton. Santa ~ Thu laws were com
piled BY Assistant superlniendeni Of
Public Instruction AmadO chaycs and
contain rlxty pageH moro han the old
compilation 0ne added feature that
u o. especial advantage % superin.
tendontt and school directors Is al
addcnda 10 the back OF tho boOk Civ.
ing a calendar of the months and what
should BE- done each month.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-16

psATH FROM ACCIDENT,
NOT hEART DISEASE

The man allied AZ Vislanuava. aAn
Miguel county, Monday night. was
named IRan Ruhlo. seod about al
Years he mei death hy accident.
Falling over a plato 81 iron sna sfrsk
ING bis head oa a barrel. Il - Thought.
hpWfYcf. that tbo Immediate c4aao
% desfh was heart disease.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-16
STREETS ARE ABLAZE
WITH FAIR COLORS
Scott knight anu Large Force
Of Men Busy All Day
Decorating.
IEFFRIEs In ROUTE TO CITY

Rallrond avenue from Firth stree,
10 First street. is ablazo with the fair
colora. cardinal. green and cream An
day today Scott Kalght and large
force of men have boon at work
btfinEiEg c0l0rg on every guide wire
10 the main trolley wire OF the Trac.
tion c0mpnny's line on Railroad ave
nne and the effect n simply magnii-
cent. Tails system OF decorating 10
/ unique In the extreme. and the down
town districts Of the city resemble
hconca at the World's fair at 81.
Louis
The merchants have also hoHun 10
decorate. and hOioiU sunrise Monday
morning Albuquerque will present a
gala appearance. No stone will be
left untnrnod 10 make ths comlnK fair
the hlgResi and best user held. Ey-
orylhinB possible % belng done 20
Accommodate the large crowds that
are sure 90 be hofe. and mat al via.
ltors 80 the city next week Will be
royalty entertained aud shown tho
best tlfnc OF ihoig ilyoa, goes without
sewing.
Jenries Hss LEFT San Francisco.
James ]. Jeflrlcs. who will umpire
the base ball games during the tour.
nameut. has lett san Francisco for
Albuquerque. and Is due 10 arrive horo
Saturday. President Greer received
ielcg en- from Jcnrios' manager last
night. stating that the noted ngnter
had left for this city, together with
party OF friends. Quarters have been
reserved az The AlNarado for him,
md be viii be extended every cour-
toay.
jeTrlea ~ moi a stranger In Alhu-
querque, A. he " we'll known among
the sporting fraternity here. No 0no
that comes TO the fair can AFFORD TO-
Miss this opportunity OF seeing the
greateAt gri1e fighter IN tho world um.
pirc two or three base BAN games
day.
Indians on the Way.
John Wolherill. the great white
chief. yesterday lefi the interior 0f
the Navajo reservation. accompanied
by patty oi Navajo hucka. who will
form the chief feature OF the Indian
eRhiblt az the feir. The lndians will
reach Albuquerque about Saturday
night. A. has boon stated before.
these Indians ars from the interior 0f
the reservation and DO nO1 know what
q railroad train ar q ffcarm In. and
have soon but few white mon. They
are strictly wild, and their perform
ances will be- the greatest exhibitions
OF the ancient tribal customn Of the
red men ever seen In the southwest.
Many Entries for Bley lie Races.
Harry X. Mhchener, superintendent
Of the bicycle racca at the fair, re-
ports that there have been many en-
tries Tor The races, and a most inter.
esiing card "a pf0misod. Thefo vii
be- three events In the bicycle card
az follows;
Two mile handicap. for a purse oi
$50. a one mile oprn. paced by tan
dcm, for a $50 purse, and Il ono and /
ong-half mile FREQ for an, IN which I
thn FIRST prize II a $50 Cleveland bi-
cycle, donated 5y y =. Hopping.
morteruma Bali Tickets.
Tickets for the MuntcEuma ban Fri
day Might Of fair week AZ tac Aiyarado. I
were placed On sale t,iday at the fol
lowing places. The AlFarado hotel
= ~. Ohieliy aud company, w. vi
Walton, B RnUpe, q. A. Matson and
company They are selling gery rsp
ldiy
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-16
OFFICIAL MATTERS

Meeting Of Territorial Board Of Eauai
lKallon.
The territorial hoard OF equalization
WAS IN seaalon ali day yesterday aoar
lnE appenlt from iho hoaidS cs county
commissioners uf the various c0un
Ties. The following were prosoet
J. ,. Duncan. Of las Vegas, pfesl
dent Venccslao Jaramlllo. 81 ~
Rito. secretary; ia Mahoney. ol
DemlnR; = " Hlnkle. 81 Koswell; Ale
andre sandoyal. Alhrqu@qno; Mar.
tln Lehman, las Cfuces Robert II.
Eryeln. Clayton. member
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-16
AwSoN 10 ALIVE AND WILL
RETURN TO ALAmo0oRpo

". l. lawson. whose herlo Il n Al.
|noEordo. and who was raportea a.
|vlnR diod az JOhn7 H0pkin hoe.
al recently. while undergoing a
|rsieal operation. seems 70 be very
|ich alive, and writes that he and
|mliy win return "a Alam0gordo In
|onl three weeks.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-16

Tickets for the Muntcuma ban Fri.
day Might Of fair week AZ the Aiyarado.
were placed on sale tiday at the FOL
lowing places. The AlNarado hotel,
+. n ORieliy aud company, w. y.
Walton, B Ruppe, q. A Matson and
company They are selling very rsp.
idly
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-27
STEAMER TOTAL LOSS
Norwegian Ship TrlcoIor Still Ashore
at Cape Mendocno
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
! EUREKA, Cal, July 26-With fair
chance of holding together many days
yet despite the fact that breakers are
pounding over her, the Norwegian
steamer Tricolor, which went ashore
in the fog at Cape Mendocino at 8
o'clock yesterday morning, still lies
hard and fast on the rocks.
Captain Wold states that the steam
er was fully insured. He is very Bit
ter in his comments of the lightship
stationed on the Mendocino coast, to
whose failure to give good service he
attributes the loss of his vessel. He
stated this morning that the lightship
was inactive when he passed her and
that no sound was heard from her un-
til $50 a. M, when she started blow
ing. This was after the steamer had
gone ashore.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-27
ELECTRICIAN BROWNS
BATHING IN THE KERN
Bakersfield Man Believed to Have
Taken Fatal Step Beyond
His Depth

BY Associated Press.
BAKERSFIELD, July 26.-Word
reached here this evening that search
ers for information as to the where
abouts of Harry w. Prudential, chief
electrician, who disappeared from the
Kern River company's power house
at Borel on July 7, had located the
missing mans clothing at a point near
the hot springs where Clear creek runs
into Kern river.
When the clothing was searched some
private papers and $3.50 in gold were
found in the pockets, and from the con-
dition and position of the clothingssit
is evident that Prudential had dis
robed to take bath in the river and
was undoubtedly drowned in a deep
hole at that point.
Prudential was unable to swim, and
probably walked out on a little sand
bar which covers the rocks at that point
to where the water was about two
feet deep.
At the present time two men in the
employ of the company are making a
search of the river bed from Clear creek
down.
Prudential was the sole support of
a mother and two sisters who live in
San Francisco.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-27
TIDE ENGULFS
RAILWAY LINE
SALT0N SEA CONTINUES TO
ADVANCE
WAVES DASH OVER TRACKS
Southern Pacific Builds Detour Tracks
East of salton and suspen-
sion Of Traffic Not Nee
essary
WAVES DASH OVER TRACKS
essary

with 17,2s0,OOO cubic feet of water
each twenty-four hours pouring
through the intake Of the California
Development company's irrigation ca
nails to make its way, in large part, into
the Salton sink, the great body of wa
ter is slowly rising to engulf the val
liable properties along It's banks.
The high water mark of Tuesday was
exceeded by two inches at noon yes
terday and reports received last night
at the general headquarters of the
Southern Pacific were to the effect that
the sea is constantly including larger
area within its scope.
Epes Randolph president of the CAL
ifornia Development company, District
Superintendent r. H. Ingram and Di-
vision Superintendent II. v. Platt of
the Southern Pacific, with engineers,
arrived at Salton yesterday morning
by special train to superintend the
work which is being done to protect
the right of way of the Southern Pa
cific.
Two miles of the detour track which
is being built to the east of Salton, had
been completed last night and 1t is
probable that the full ten miles will
have to be constructed
Little or no delay to passenger and
freight traffic has been caused by the
unusual conditions now existing in the
Saton sink but orders have been is
sued for slow running over the wave
threatened three miles Of rails and
track walkers have been employed to
make improbable any danger of an ac-
cident.
| In many places the water has reached
the ties of the railroad along the old
right of way, and for two hours yes
| terday, the water, driven by a strong
southwest wind, washed entirely over
the tracks. Late in the afternoon, the
wind subsided and the water resumed
it's natural level.
Telegraph poles along three miles of
| track have begun to sag and a special
| force of men have been sent from San
Bernardino to brace them up. Indians
from Yuma, Ariz.. have been employed
to work in the water.
Stone from the Declez quarries. near
San Bernardino is being shipped to the
scene to be used in the construction
of the new track, and every available
section man on the southern division
has been called to assist in the work.
1t will be several days yet, before
much headway can be made on the
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-27
Remarkable cHrcs
Effected
BY Pe-ru-na.r

Under date of January TO- 1897, DR..
Hartman received the following letter:
my wife, has been sufferer from a
complication of diseases for the past
twenty-five years Her case has baffled
the skill of some of the most noted ply
sicians One of her worst troubles was
chronic constipation of several years
standing. She was also passing through
that most critical period in the life of a
woman-change of life.
"In June, 1895, / wrote to you about
her case. You advised a course of
Peruna and Manalin, which we at once
commenced and have to say 1t COM
pletely cured her.
about the same time I wrote you
about my own case of catarrh, which
had been of twenty-five years stand
ing. AT times 1 was almost past going.
"a commenced to use Peruna accord
ing to your instructions and continued
its use for about a year, and it has
completely cured me."-John o. At
kinson.
In letter dated January 1, 1900, Mr..
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-27
EAGLES ELECT OFFICERS
California Grand Aerie Closes Session
at Napa
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
NAPA. July 49, - The California
Aerle of Eagles ended It's session to-
day. The committee on formation of
laws of the state aerie presented a
partial report and was continued in
power to present the final report at
the convention of 1906. The election
of officers resulted as follows:
State president ]. W. Dorsey of
Bakersfield; state vice president, Je-
rome Bassity of San Francisco; state
secretary, Gustave Pahlman, sr., of
San Francisco state treasurer, r. b.
Goodcell of San Bernardino; state con-
ductor, Lee Grigsby of Napa; inside
sentinel. Jerry Lucy Of San Francisco;
outside sentinel, w. OConnor of San
Rafael.
D. 70. Andlum of San Francisco ].
F. Heanny of Oakland and Karl Swee-
ney Of Sacramento were elected to the
office of trustees. The convention de-
cided to meet in Petaluma in May,
1905
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-27

transferred to a special funeral train
to New York. Interment took place in
Woodlawn cemetery.
The funeral service at Altamont, the
Lamont home, was conducted by the
Rev. DR.. Wilton M. Smith, pastor of
the Central Presbyterian church of New
York.
Among the prominent persons present
were former President Grover Cleve-
land and Mrs. Cleveland, Postmaster
General George B. Cortelyou, Maj. Gen.
w. Davis, Judge Alton B. Parker,
David B. Hill and a number of business
associates of Col. Lamont.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-27

Atkinson says, after five years. experi-
ence with Peruna:
~ will ever continue to speak good
word for Peruna. | am still cured Of
catarrh."-John o. Atkinson, Indc-
pendence, Mo-, Box 272.
Mrs. ALA schwandt, Sanborn, Mimi,
writes:
al have been troubled with rheuma-
tism and catarrh for twenty-five years.
Could not sleep day or night. After
having used Peruna can sleep and
nothing bothers me now. If | ever am
affected with any kind of sickness
Peruna will be the medicine ! shall
use. My son was cured of catarrh Of
the Iarynx by Peruna."-Mrs. ALA
Schwandt.
When old age comes, catarrhal dis
eases come also. Systemic catarrh Is
almost universal in old people.
Address DIR. S. B. Hartman, President
of The Hartman Sanitarium, Columbus,
Ohio, who will be pleased to give you
the benefit of his medical advice gratis.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-27
POLICE SHOULD HAVE RACER
Citizen Suggests EquipPing Depart
ment With Speed Marvel

LOS ANGELES, July 26.-(Editor
HERALD: That am alive today to
write to you on the automobile or any
other question is due apparently only
to the lucky star under which l was
born. A few weeks ago at about p.
M, crossing Main street at Thirty
ninth street. one of those internal
machines whizzed so close by me that
/ wondered l was alive. Another step
and-"he knows the secret now" would
have been said of me.
A lucky star may be a good thing,
but let us not put our trust in them.
1 believe in The Herald stirring up the
authorities so they get no sleep o'nights
until some measure Of public safety is
evolved and put into practice.
Chief Hamme is willing to do some-
thing, you tell us. but he asks "what
can you do? The machine that causes
a death Is out of sight in few sec
onds." True enough. If you cannot
catch the racer. you can do nothing to
him. But If the police only owned one
OF the fastest speed machines that is
made, they would catch a careless
racer sometimes and the moral effect
Of their being able to do it would be
very great
Without such machine, all the laws
and ordinances that have been or may
be passed can be laughed at by the
very persons they are made TO control.
1t is really urgent. death is on the
street, striking down men, women and
children; we must up and at him.
j. j. BROWNING.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-27
MRS. COOPER TAKES CHILD
Kansas Woman Gets Possession ct
Her 3-Year-oId Daughter

By Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO. July 26.-Three-
year-old Helen Cooper, who is alleged
to have been kidnapped from her grand
parents in Ottawa, Kas., and brought
here by her father, was taken from the
Childs hospital today by the child's
mother and an attorney.
Mrs. Cooper, who is alleged to have
represented herself as being nurse
and the attorney, who is said to have
claimed he was the child's father,
started east tonight, taking the child
with them.
Mrs. Cooper and Mr.. Cooper were d.
vorced in Ottawa last February Mr..
Cooper is now believed to be in Los
Angeles. He had placed the child in
the hospital to be treated for minor
ailment.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-27
ENeINEERs MAKE PLANS
Reclamation Service officials Consider
Method to Check Overflow

BY Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 26.-The
board Of engineers Of the reclamation
service is now in session in this city
to discuss means and ways to check the
overflow of the Colorado river into the
desert.
The board consists Of J. b. Lippin-
colt Of this district, w. IT. Sanders,
consulting engineer Of the Arizona dis
trict, l.. II. Taylor, who Is in charge
in Nevada, and d. c. Henny. The
first meeting was held this morning and
the sessions of the board will continue
for several days.
Mr. Lippincott said today that the
plans of the board could not be re-
vealed until they had been fully dis
cussed.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-27
MITCHELL WILL APPEAL
Convicted Senator Seeks Judgment Of
United States Supreme Court
BY Associated Press

BY Associated Press.
PORTLAND. Ore, July Ex-senator
Mitchelrs appeal to the United States
supreme court is in the hands of Judge
DeHaven and will be perfected by to-
morrow. The appeal raises constitu-
tional questions, but these are princi-
pally to enable the supreme court t.
obtain jurisdiction in the case. With
jurisdiction obtained and the proceed
ings Of the trial court in it's hands the
supreme court can pass upon and de-
eide the issue on all the questions
raised in the trial of the case.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-27
KAISER ASKS CAR
TO SANCTION MOVE
Russian Ruler Approves of Hohen-
zolIern Prince for Norwe-
glan Throne

BY Associated Press.
LONDON, July N.-The correspond
ent of the Daily Mail at Stockholm
says: 1.-THE object of Emperor Will
liam's interview with Emperor Nicho-
las was to obtain the consent of the
latter for a prince Of the house of
Hohenzolern to ascend the throne of
Norway. 1t is possible that the Rus
sian emperor will consent. provided
Russia be permitted to slightly recti-
fly her frontier"
The Daily Mail, commenting on the
dispatch, suggests that the "rectifed
frontier" means that Russia wants to
acquire the strip of Norwegian terri
tory which parts Finland from the
Arctic ocean, thus gaining a seaport
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-27
EDWARD KERN
****+*** ~ ~ II *FEs s4F#&49a
ORDINANCE NO 1o,991 (NEW sERIEsl

Section It shall be unlawful
to drive vehicle
along public the city
Section violating this shall
be deemed guilty Of msdemeano conviction thereof shall
be punished
for period rs
prisonment.
Section This ordinance the immediate
public
tive Immediately
Approved April 26 1905.
THEODORE sUMMERLA Acting Mayor.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-27

9O0o-foot ietty which the California De-
velopment company IS building nearly a
mile above its intake IN an effort to
turn the channel Of the Colorado river
and until this Is completed, engineers
on the work say the huge volume now
surging through the canal cannot be
stemmed.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-27
DANIEL LAM0NT'S
BODY LAID TO REST
Prominent Persons Attend Funeral
Services over Remains Of For
mer Cabinet Officer

BY Associated Press.
MILLBRooK, N. Y, July 26.--ln the
presence OF his family and many men
high in public and private life. simple
funeral services were conducted over
the body Of Former Secretary of War
Daniel S. Lamont today. Immediately
after the ceremonies the body was
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-27
COOKING WITH GAS

Gas at 90 cents a 1000 is
an immense advantage in any
city; it is a great feat in a
new fast-growing one.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-27

Three years OF development work
have shown that the oil fields about
Kyak and catella, in Alaska. Will not
rival those Of Pennsylvania. Something
like $1,000000 has been spent BY vari-
Gus companies In exploring TOR oil,
without result.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-11-16

Blk EDWARD shf Mo0F' rebels, and it may
be remembered that before the arrival
of the foreign troops, which eventually
cessful attempt was made from lien
Tsin to relieve the legations by means
of a force composed of the sailors and
marines of the various men-of war
within reach. OF this force. which
greatly distinguished itself by its
bravery, Sir Edward Seymour, by COM
mon consent, received the supreme
command not only as the ranking adj
mrnj. but also as the most popular
officer
Sir Edward holds the rank in the
British navy of admiral of the feet.
grade superior to that Of full admiral
enjoyed by Admiral Dewey, and equiv
alent to the military rank of field mar
shall Moreover, he is one of the dozen
members of the Order of Merit found
ed by King Edward, an honor which
he shares with Lord Roberts ana Lord
Wolselcy. both of them field marshAls
Admiral Sir John Fisher, first sea lord
of the admiralty, ana Gen Lord Kitch-
cncr.
Sir Edward is tall. striking looking
man, with rather marked features and
a gray, pointed beard. He has Il ratho"
stately manner. devoid. however. of all
romposity, but characterized by cx-
IRENE courtesy. In one word. ne is cS-
scntially Il British naval officer of the
old school and a particular favoritc of
King Edward. on whose personal staff
he holds the rank Of principal aidc-de-
camp. His father was one Of the
canOns OF Worcester Cathedral and he
comes of the same numerous family OF
which his cousin. Admiral Sir Michael
Culme Seymour, is the chief. it Is eS-
sentially a naval family and long is
tie list of its scionS who have served
he British crown at sea.