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The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-13
WALL STREET REVIEW
ADVANCE. IN PRICES DECISIVE ANT
 COMPREHENSIVE.
Caused by Question of Relief from Possible Money stringency and Engage
 nlent of Gold far Import.

New York. Sept. i3.-The response of stocks to the engasement of gold for import to the question of relief from possible stringency of money. The advance was de- cisive and comprehensive, following prompt- ly upon the announcement of the engage ment. It was the common belief that to- days engagement of si.2oo,ooO was preiim1, |, gold It was a symptom of condIton0 which made this possible that the development was effective rather than from the amount
 The fear was gaining ground in stock market circles that insuperable obstacles would be oprosed to the relinquishment of gold held as banking reserves in the great foreign money centres; The co course gsu of our our had made 1t perfectly evident that with out some additional resources the extraor- banking reserces to an extent that would cause great tension in the money market lation. It is now demonstrated that the outward course of our commodities has es- taeiished sufficient S volume oro of credits have a resort for relief in case of urgent necessity.
 The gold seems to have been secured upon its arrival from South Africa in Lon don after rather active competition and ss suPR otTa oP 9g New York in other directions also con- tinues very large. The sub-treasury has ment $3,5l1. 900. Shipments by express are still going into the interior and $500, 900 was
 
 telegraphic transfer to San Francisco. Time money rates continue to advance In New York and borrowers on call are paying off their obligations and taking time loans. Discount rates in London rose again to- day. but at Berlin there was a slight re- cession in spite of yesterdays advance In the Imperial Banks rate.
 The volume of dealings today expanded somewhat but was attributed very largely to professional sources. Commission houses complained of the lifeless outside demand in stocks. The weather bureaus weekly crop hn1l At ha fr70 over the grain crop. especially the corn crop. and the corn carriers were relatively strong ST than the rest of the list.
 The special movement in sloss-sheffield 6teelswas due to the declaration of stock dividend. Prices touched the highest in the final hour. when the market broadened considerably and Union Pacific, St. Paul, Pennsylyania, Erie and the United States Steel stocks were in large demand. The closing was steady at about the best of the day.
 Bonds were firm. Total sales, par value. S2.s4O,Ooc. United States bonds were ali unchanged on call
 NEW YORK STOCK LIST.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-13

the rare distinction of having four great srandmothers and two grandmothers living, and all enjoying good health Baby schie- Ter can also probably be credited with tho unique distinction of having more living relatives at his beck and call than any otheI baby in the State of Missouri Cussie wal born on July '. 1903. and when he cele- brated his first anniversary his invitation list included not only his relatives by blood and marriage, who numbered 1ss, including great-grandmothers, Brandmothers, scores of uncles and auntS and more than one hundred cousins Of the first degree. Baby Gussie, in his lisping way says that he loves all his great-grandmas and grand. mas. and whenever they gather about ths festive board on reunion occasions he knoW them all by
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-13

La Ceiba: Fort Gaines, Nor. Jullum. bocas del Toro: schr. Harry w. Lewis. Br.. Suth-- erfgreen. Havana. fCieared: Strs. Mobiia, Cuban. Lewis, Havana; Rio Grande, Nor, Anderson, Now York; Taunton. Nor. FL
 New Orleans-Cleared: Strs. Zanzibar, Br.. Leovy. Mobile: Caroni. Br., Trigg. Bor- deaux: George Dumois. Nor. Sarenssen. Liv- ingston.
 Port Eads-Arrived: Strs. Syria, Ger, Eest andnn sa,Sedi stss comsdsan ssns.i' R. Marshall from East London. Africa. for Galveston.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-13

the winds by small rope with three knots tied in 1t. This popular superstition gave rise to the curious industry of making and selling these wind-controlling ropes with magical knots to mariners and fishermen. It was believed that by unloosing the first knot a favorable breeze was secured, the second raised a strong gale, and if the third knot was united 1t would prove the prelude to a tempest. According to Ran ulph HiEden. the wiches of the Isle of Man had a similar ancient practice of selling winds to sailors.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-13
NEW ORLEANs COTTON

New Orleans Sept. I2. Spot cotton quiet but steady. Sales, 1.500 bales. in- efuding 900 to arrive; quotations reduced 1-16cl
 Futures opened sos points lower than yesterdays finals on declines in Liverpool and New York. After a slight reaction
 sssa vaing Iutehg ,o o op Todags bureau weather report covering the condition Of the cotton crop produced but little ef- feet on values in this market. The report received a conservative interpretation and though sections might have been construed as buiifsh, there were numerous notations of Improvement In almost every section of the belt Reports show that the boil weevil in &nfected districts Is giving some trouble. but rain has been reported in many sections suffering from protracted drouth. Trade was a trffie aervous and sellers were not as numerous as yesterday. October opened at 10. 1ac, sold UT to 10. 22e. declined to 10. f3c and finally recovered to 10 1fc. The mar ket closed steady. the list showing net losses of SGT points.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-13
For the CircnIntIon.

Imperfect clrculation Is oIlen S,,i t1rf cause of colorless checks. Be car or 0r seven glasses of water during the uay' live In the open air as much as pHs1, pStsSht ble. breathe deeply and practice ns oo ,,S gymnastics. Do not use cosmetiSs oi. the face. but bathe 1t frequently: SGru2 .3 2 1t good with hot water and soap ar night, and bathe 1t with cog a.,iII several times during the day. .hs ctr. tone up the skin and improve the culation.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-13
DAILY COTTON MARKET,
 Port MoYennank.

GRlveston-Quiet, i0hc; net receipts. 2s.- e90; gross. 23.920; sales, 2T8: stock 97, 563. New orleans-Steady. 10 i-l6c; net re ceipts LIT; gross. LIT: sales. 1,5oO; stock Mobile--Quiet. 1oc; net receipts. s9s; gross ees: sales $50; stock. s.ss5; shipments. savannah--ouiet. sxc; net receipts. IT, B0f: srossL IT. .s01 sales, 2.s16; stock, 90, ,4s2; shipments. coastwise. GT1s.
 TsS: gross. 1.7s5 sales 1.0oo; stock 15, 023; |; Shlpments coastwise, IA. Wilmington-Nominal. 10c; net receipts 1,508; gross, 1.5OS; sales l.: stock 14,413
 Norfoik-steady, 10kc; net receipts. B. eos; gross, 2,604 sales. 228; stock, 1S,S63: shipments coastwise. e69.
 Baltimore-Holiday
 New York-Quiet. 10. e5c: net receipts, l. ITO; gross. 7.o3s; sales. so5; stock. i4l. shipments to continent 300; to Japan 300. Boston-Quiet. .65c; net receipts 307; gross, 3.7S1.
 Philadeiphia-ouiet. Io.sOc; stock. 2,2ss.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-13
T Indicates trace of precipitation.

Rains in all districts. except Augusta, be ing a mere sprinkle in Charleston distflct' generally light in other eastern dlstricts, moderately heavy in middle Alabama. anu heavy to excessive in southeastern Arkansas' temperatures nearly stationary. except some what higher in oklahoma and Wilmington districts and somewhat lower in Arkahsas and west Tennessee.
 FRANK P. cHAFFEE.
 Section Director, weather Bureau.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-13
Interior Moxernnnt.

Houston-Easy, 101kc; net receipts ao,- a2s; gross. 2ss2e; shipments 1e.4s1; sales, 600; stock 37.471 sB5; gross e.sO7; shipments. 1.s14; sales, 1224; stock 34,9a1
 Memphis-Quiet. 10Mo; net receipts, 1l4; gross 114: sales. 1b0: stock. s.ss7.
 Rt- Louis-Quiet. 1ekc: gross receipts. 6OB; shipments 1,4s2; stock, 9.003.
 Cincinnati--Net receipts. 445; gross, 445; shipments. 1O1: stock. 9.46s.
 I.nuisville-Firm. 10Ac.
 Total today: Net receipts. 2s743; gross, sT.540; shipments, 1s,52s; sales, 1,974; stock, se,b5i.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-13
NEW YORxx DRY GOODs.

New York, Sept 12.-The dry goods mar ket today was less active but everything pointed to continued firmness which. how ever. did not create any increased desire on the part of buyers to operate. Delay In de- liverles was still complained of Although a slight improvement was noted fin this di- rection. yet the buyers found 1t difficult to obtain spot goods
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-13
MARKET FOR FUTURES
TRADING MODERATE, NERVOUS AND
 UNSETTLED,
Prices Made New Low Record So Far as Current Movement Is Concerned, Closing Very Nenr the
 Bottom.

New York, Sept. i2.--The cotton market was nervous and unsettled. with trading moderately active. Fiuctuations were ir- regular and comparatively narrow. but prices made q new low record for the current movement and closed within point or two Of the bottom at net decline of 70 lO points, Sales were estimated at 5se,eOo bales.
 The opening was steady at unchanged prices to q decline of two points. which was better than due very weak set of cables. but the initial covering subsided the market weakened under liberal selling of October supposed to be against spot supplies in the South and aggressive selling of the winter months by leading To- cal traders. After working off to 10. 25c for October and To-. s7c for January the market was rallied to withing a couple of points of last nights finals by covering. but eased off again in the afternoon. re- cepts from Southern spot markets and con- ttnued free offering
 Ii could be seen that the Wall Street pool in October was liquidating. but rumors were circulating it's position and while the timent was badly confused the weekly weather report was about a standoff and had no Influence on the market:
 Receipts at the ports today. 0,7o5 bales against 39.735 last week and 44,636 last year. For the week, estimated, 240,o0o bales. against t57.9os last week and is5.- To5 last year. Today's receipts at New Or leans 1.717 bales. against s,69S last year, and Rt Houston 2o.s2s bales. against 20.s46 last gear.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-13
NEW ORLEANS sT-GAR.

New Orleans Sept. F. = Sugar uuiet open kettle centrifugal. 4M @4%c: centri- fugal whites. 15-1695 1-16c; yellows, 49 4Ac; seconds. 2k 4S&c
 Molasses. nominal; open kettle. 1s92sc: centrifugal. 6G14e
 Syrup nominal, 25 @30o
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-13
THE WEATHER.
$ m m s2 :s f,oqaSwsPS fs efSSy@Sr

Maximum temperature for day, 8S deg. Minimum temperature for day. 72 deg. Average temperature for day, 7S deg Normal temperature for day, T6 deg. Accumulated Deficiency sincs Jan. l. Average relative humidity fer the day. Total rainfall since Jan. 1, S4.s7 riches.
 River Bulletin.
 Observations at 6 C. nn.. 18th M. tiniep
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-13
NEW YORK COFFEE AND SUGAR.

New York, Sept l2. = Coffee-Spot Rio quiet; No; Invoice. 11-16c. Mid firm: cordova. lao
 sugar-Raw nominal: fair refining. sXc; | Sentrifugal. sS test. 3Ic; molasses sugar. The market for coffee futures opened un- changed to points lower and closed steady at a net decline of 1o915 points. Sales. 21.-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-13
MONTGOMERY WHOLESALE PRICES.

Bacon-10kc
 Bulk meat-9@9hc. Grits-Per bbL, $3.76 Cheese-Singles. 14hc. Bran-Per 100 lbs. $1. %. Hams--14-Ib. average. 11h h@1sc. corn-White milling. f5c. f'''V -'''" Rice-Good. 4h 94%c lb.; prime, 596hc; fancy head. eA 96hc. Corn meal--67hc. salt-125 lbs. Virginia soc; Louisiana. s5c; 200 lb, ground Liverpool s1.oo. Tennessee. 2o625c; Jersey. 30a55c. a5e per gal; Georgia cane. s5c. eded xess sssndsna RsT G4Ec: cut loaf. 6hc; F: Y: A. SIC. Lard-Tierces fancy leaf, gNc; refined tierces. shc; smaller packages. usual diff Fiour-common to best s4.oo@6.so
 Country Produce. Onions--Per bushel, soc. Eggs-Per doz., 169 200. Evaporatod peaches--Peeled. 2o@25c Cabbage-Per crate. s2.s5. Cotton seed meai-whoIesale. s1s. .oo. Irish potatoes-Per bushel. roc. Sweet potatoes-Per bushel S5c. s0@ @35c. crowder. s2.Oo; mixed. sl.oo. PoultryEWell grown chickens. ss.soa 50 per doz: hens sa.oo04.oO.
 Hides. Wool, Etc. Hides-Green salted, 6@7c; dry flint, 10 q l2c; dry salted. 12@lAc. Beeswax-25c per h.
 Shearlings-156 @ 25c each. Goat skins-15 6 25c each. Rags-cotton, h@%c per Ib.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-13
Total Iovernent.

Total today. at all ports. net 50. 7o5; ship ments. to continent 900; to Japan, 800 stock. $50. .4Os.
 Consolidated. at all ports net 1fs. 7s9: ship ments. to Great Britain. B.934; to continent, 21.S13: Ao Japan, 400; to Mexico. 100.
 Total since sSept. 1. at all ports, net 294,- $50; shipments. to Great Britain, 3s.54l; to France, 13.e75; to continent, 6I.940; to Ja- pan 500; to Mexico, 100.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-13
Rnhx.s Many Relations.

St. Louis Giobe-Democrat.
 In these days of youthful marriages fam ilies of four generations are quite numerous. but to pretty Baby Gussie Schteler belongs
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-13
Weather Conditions. (pngt "A hoursl

Unsettled. showery weather has prevail ed and now continues over the greater DOT ton of the eastern half of the country, ex- cept fair in the middle Mississippi and lower Ohio valleys and Illipois; unsettled .condi- tfonS mentioned above are due to combined influence of moderate storm areas over New high with crest over North Dakota; the rainfall has been mostly light to moderate, except moderately heavy in middle Ala bama and heavy to excessive in southeast ern Arkansas; generally fair weather pre- walls west of the Mississippi river, though another storm area central over northern Washington has caused rains In Oregon, Wyoming and South Dakota temperatures are somewhat higher in western Missouri. somewhat lower in Wyoming and the upper Missouri valley.
 COTTON REGION BULLETIN,
 For the 24 hours ending C. m, 18th meridian time,
 MONTGOMERY Ala Sept I2 1903
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-13

me sie, Flnns of Norway long entertained Q 'Fsoitlonal belief in the power of controlling
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-13
rrrIICAGn GRAIN ANn PRnYIsInNs.

CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
 Chicago. Sept 12.--A heavy movement of the crop in the Northwest had weakening Influence in the wheat market here today. support from a leading bull, however. pre- vented any material decline in values, the
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-13
KANSAS CITY LIVE STOCK.

Mobile. Sept. 12-Arrived: strs Carinto, Nor. Gundersen. Bluefields; Taunton Nor Ellefsen. Bocas del Toro; Condor. Nor, Boe,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-13
NAVAL srnREs

Savannah, Sept. 12. - Turpentlne steady s2hc; sales. e2b; receipts SIS: shipments. Resin firm: sales 1928; receipts, 2,240; shipments. lo.s1s. Quote: A. B. c. s3. 45; D. s3.75; E. s4.1o: F. S4.20; c, s4.30; H. S4.35; l. s4. 35; K. $40; M, s4.50; N. S4.55: W c. S5. .0o: W ". S6 .45
 Charleston-Turpentine and rosin nothing doing.
 Wilmington Spirits turpentins firm, 62c; receipts 4S casks.
 Rosin firm, ss. 20 receipts. 641.
 Tar firm. Sl 80; receipts. 122.
 Crude turpentine firm. S2.75. s4.25 and 4.25: receipts, 13s
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-13
NEW ORLEANS sPOr COTTON.
NEW Y0RK COTTON rrTURFs.
LIVERPOOL COTTON FUTURES.

Liverpool Sept. 12.--Cotton futures open ga easier and closed steady. American
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-13

LOCAL COTTON MARKET. Tn the local market yesterday spot cotton was quoted as follows: New cotton. average grades ...~.. 9h
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-13
Wind superstItlOns.

1,,..,, TREASURY BALANCES. ., " NHashington, Sept l2-Treasury balances. sl2s.5sS.ssl: gold ss7.ose'ssS.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-13
Indicates rise. = Indicates fall

River Forecast. ...- (For next two days.) The Coosa will rise slowly and the Ala bama will remain practically stationery
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-17
NO VESSELS ARRIVED.
coastwise schconers Bound This Way
Failed to Get In.

coastwise schconers Eound This Way
Failed to Getln.
v Fer the first time in several months
no vessels arrived at this, Dor: yes.
terday and but few ships sailed during
the day. There is a large feet Of
coastwise coal carriers bound for this
port from Northern ports but not one
of the fleet was athletic make port yes
.terday. Several steamers sa,e *enrcnte
here from New Orlans ana Galveston,
but have not yet arrived
Despite the fact that no vessels ar
rived during the day a number Of ships;
were handled at the Chesapeake anu
Ohio piers. Several sckooners and
barGes completed leading ca:gues 81
ccai during he cay and dropped cut
into the stream. some of the. schoo1i-
ers- sailing in the afternoon Three
large freight steamships are at the
piers lcadirg general cargccs for .E,,-
rope
Notwithstanding the activity at Tie
ccal rlers there is still a large fleet
OF empty schconers anchored in tbs
stream awaiting cargoes OF coal. Th.
number Of ships was greatly decreased
yesterday as several Of those which.
nave beer in stream fer the past few
days were loved to the coal piers and
Are now taking on cargoes.
-. ~
the river here arc unchartered.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-17
BACK 70, TOM.
Missouri Doodle Legislators Agar
Meet Under the Anheuser-Busch

Missouri Doodle Legislators Again
Meet Under the Anheuser-Buscf
tBy Associated Pressy
JEFFERSON CITY, MO, March is.
After having failed to elect Judge
S. P. Spencer United States senator, as,
a compromise candidate ~ the Joint
ballota of he last two DAYS. the sup
pcrtcrs of 'Thcs. X. Niedrinenaus, tho
caucus nominee. returned tc him 10
day.
The balloting showed decided
strength for che reelection Of r NJ
Ccckrell. brtI did rot decide the dead
lccl. It is believed that the spscill
grand Jury assembled Tuesday is To
make an investigation into the sena-
crial dead lock. This belief is fcun,,
ed on the acton of the Grand jury
late today in summcning before it
Thomas 4. Niedringhaus. the Reprhli
can nominee fer United States sen
atcr. together with several other polll;.
clans.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-17
Her First Sea Voyage.

Active preparations are being made
~ the navy department. now for the
first sea voyage OF the arnored tru:,-
er West Virginia which is row at tho.
shinyard here ard it is understood
that the department intends sending
the big cruiser to Southern waters,
where she Will participate in the naval
manocuvers Of the North Atlantic feet.
which is now stationed IN The Caril
bean Sea.
Yesterday large amount or stores
and supplies were brought over from
the Norfolk navy yard and loaded un
the vessel and it is understood that !,
considerable larger amount Will be
transported from Norfolk today.
CAPTAIN Arnold. of the West Virginia
is having considerable trouble keeping
complete crew, which numbers sos
mon, including the band and marine
guard. Already nearly hundred de
serticns from the ship have been re-
ported to the station at the Norfo!i:
navy yard The majority of that mum
Der have been returned to the cruiser
by the police here and in other cities.
but the assertions continue despite the
Efforts OF the officers to prevent them.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-17
Bob Somn,eryille, Champion
featherweight Wrestler, in Town.
Will MEET ANYoNE.lN VIRGINIA
New Conner Tips the Scales at 1870
Pounds and is Confident Of His
Abi'ity-Local spotsmen May Ar
range Match at Once. .
range Match at Once.

Bob Sommerville. champion feather
weight wrestler of Great Britain. ar
rived in the city yesterday from New
York.
Sommerville is after the scalp Of
Benny Jones, the local Little Giant
who claims to have been the feather
weight champion wrestler Of the world
at the time he retired from the mat,
some years ago. ..The Little Giant"
announced recently that he was out
for glory again and would meet all
corners Of his own weight.
The newcomer weighs 12O pounds
and Jones will tip the scales at Just
about the same. The pair would very
probably put Up highly entertaining
exhibition and local sports viii make
an effort TO arrange a meeting be
tween them as soon as possible
While Eennie is getting along in
years, he is still a remarkable little
man and there are many who believe
that he can hold his own against any
featherweight. The people here have
never seen him matched against a
wrestler OF his own size. for he has
always been up against big fellows in
handicap matches.
Sommerville says that he is especial
ly anXl rus to meet his fellow country
man Jones, but that he will try to take
q fall out of any wrestler in Virginia
OF his weight. Any one wishing to
make a match can address a commune
cation to Sommerville in care Of the
Daily Press office.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-17
Better Progress on Connecticut
Than on the Louisiana.
LOCAL PLANTS LEAD SMALL
Interest in BattIeship Building Race
is Heiahtened-Wcst Virginia Near
y Ready for Her First sea Voyage
Prairie sails-Naval Notes.

The New York navy yard is steadily
making gains in it's battleship race
with the local shipyard and, unless
the local plant does better work dur
ing. the next two months than it has
during the past three or four, the gov
eminent yard will take the lead
The summary of naval construction
during the month Of February, Just
issued by the bureau Of construction
and repair, shows that the battleship
Louisiana, building here, stood 1884
per cent. completed on March L, while
( the Connecticut under construction al
the navy yard, was GILT per cent.
completed These figures show that
there is now just little over 2 per
cent. difference between the degrees
OF completion Of the ships, while there
was over per cent. difference a few
months ago.
On February 1, the Louisiana was
61.S0 per cent. completed, and the
Connecticut's degree of completion
was G4.51. It will be seen therefore.
~
that the work on the Connecticut ad.
vanced EGG per cent, while that on
the Louisiana was increased only 1.76
per cent
Good progress was made by the local
yard on the battleship Virginia during
. February, as the government report
shows that an advance of 4 per cent.
in her construction was made during
the month. The Virginia now stands
nearly 81 per cent. completed and the
work on her is being rushed forward
rapidly. Barring the battleship Rhode
Island which is building at the Fore
River Shipbuilding plant. the Virginia
is nearer completed than any battle
ship now building for the government
and it is expected that it will not be
many months before she will go into
commission.
Nearly ali of her arnlor has already
been placed on her and her turrets are
about ready to be set in place
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-17
oREyED MOTHERS INJUNCTION
Dying Boy Refused to Tell Name of His
Brutal Murderer.
CBy Associated Press.


WEST CHESTER. FA. March 1t--
Dcmmicll neluca, the ten,vear-old boy
who was beaten ard kicked into III.
sensibility at the same time that his
five-vear-oll sister Mary was assault.
ed 81 d killed in an old blacksmith,
shop in Hcwellsville, Tuesday night.
died today in the Chester county hos.
pital
For few minutes before he expired
The 10y recovered consciousness and,
being questioned b. theEhospital ply
sicians, he said:
Mother told ne not to tell. She
said if I did I'll be killed. There was
a fight in the house Mary ran out
and ran after her. A man followed
us
At this point the hoy stopped ana
in answer 70 further questions mutter-
Ell his first statement that his a,othc.
told him not to tell He died without
throwing any more light on the crime.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-17
Six-I1ch Guns to Be Moanted.

Preparations are In prtisress at the
shipyald for the mornting 9, the. 81:
inch gum crl the :lrnlored cruise
Maryland and it's expected that the
gurs Will be in place on the vesselsin
a few laws. S5.@s 43a!
VI. The Maryland was the. first Warship
8built AZ the shilWard here Is be sent
on her official sieed test without her
full equipment g. guns mounted The
vessels turrets and 'i.e fo,,r eight
inch gIis mounted in hem, were on
her wien she made the otlicia. run