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The Washington times., 1905-04-05
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET

Sales-Washington Street Railway,
com.-5O63S, 50a3Sk, I00@39, 100439, 100I39,
1O0039, 10m4U, 1OQ391a, 25@391a, 10od3919. 10001
3s1s, l0OG39Ss l00Q3eas, 100@393s, 100d3s2s,
100@39ss, 1oOQ397s, 100q39A, 100d3sA, 500
39N.
Tradersr1O@1s4.
Lincoln-1O@133.
Arlington Fire, J0@315s.
Washington Gas, 25@67.
Mergenthaler, 20@1971a, 5@197A.
Lanston, 25@161a, 10d161a. 100G1655. 1000
1s1k, IOpdi61s, 10O9161a, 100G161a, 15ql612,
5O@16ss
Graphophone. preferred, 50G6A.
Greene Copper, 25G2S2s.
After Il-Chesapeake and Potomac
Telephone, 25Q45.
Washington Railway, preferred, 1000
e3n
Lanston, 1O0@16ss
Washington Railway, common, sea
1874, l00@39ss, 10OQ39ss buyer 60.
Washington Railway As. $l0,eo0qSS9s.
WASHINGTON Street Railway, preferred,
50d94, 50d94. 10Od93s, 1Sd94, 1Vd94 50q
93M l0OQ941z (buyer 120) 100@9SB, 1Sd93.s,
15Ga3A, 10d93h lOo@s5a4. 1GQs3s4, 50qs4$4,
1000I9311a, 11d93&.
Coupons, IS, $26od104%
Washington Street Railway As, s., 0O0a
S9ss, 81, 0OOQS95s, s1,000GS9as, 81, coca Sg9s,
si,050@S9ss. 81, 00GS93s. -,
Potomac Electric Power IS, S2.0OGG1061s,
s2,0O0@10GM.
Washington Street Railway, preferred,
10n94. 1G194A. 50G94, 50G94.
The Washington times., 1905-04-05
VANDERBILT'S REFORM

:. In speaking of sthe days when the
hnes making up the New York Central
used wood as fuel for its engines an 81
derby and reminiscent Syracusan saws.
In those days the engines were kent
very clean, not being smudged with coal
Dust. The engineers and firemen prided
themselves upon keeping the brass trim
innings polished like mirrors The en-
glnes We're painted in bright colors Az
ter Commodore Vanderbilt secured con
troll of the various lines, however. all
THIS was changed. He caused the pol
!shed brass jackets and trimmings to
be stripped off and the brilliant hues
were covered over with black paint. All
this was in the interest of economy
Syracuse Herald
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Brookland-Heien X Pearl to Eliza
beth Daniels, lot 16, block u, 81, 400
Eighth street northeast, between c
and d streets-Lucy Scott to Annie X
Smith. part lot !. square 916. 81 800
Fifteenth and d streets southeast-H.
Latane Lewis to Rosa Davis. lot AZ.
square 1861, 80
street northwest, between Twentieth
and Twcnty-tirst streets-Isabel ]. Cor
don ct viz, Henry D., to the HYGIENE
81, square east OF s., $40.
Observation-Disclosures j. Colbert ct Tx. to
Henry Hyvermat, south half lots 10, II,
and u, block p. 81.
1884 Emerson street northeast-Lillie
NJ. Archibald ct vfr, Clarence c., to Wal
ter E. and Mary E. Wright, lot 1873,
square 1929. SO
Twenty fourth and H streets north
west-Thomas p Larkin to Edward It.
Abnes and and Peter A; u Dr sIGy trustees
1923 Vermont avenue NOTWITHSTANDING
lam j. Father, ct al, trustees, to Ed
win D. Flather. lot 10. square PIC. $4,000.
Trin.dad-William S. Teel, jr., ct ux to
1343 r street northwest-Harry P.
HuddIeson ct ux., to Jacob and Nathan
Levin, lot %, square 237, so.
Twelfth street northwest between l
and K streets-Mary j. Mari to Mary
E. Lyddane, part original lot z. square
o street northwest. between North
Capitol and First streets-Robert NJ
Morrison to Mary K. Miller, lots Is, &c,
SIS, and sc, square $50. $40
Standardization Humidity ct ux
to Ira c. Taylor. lot 6. block 4, So
Columbia Heights-Eugene A. Logan
ct ux. to Charles l.. Bliss, lot "a block
"a, SO.
Oaklawn-Ward Theron ct ux. to Dis
trict of Columbia, part, SO Same to
Arthur Jordan, part, 81.
Tenth and L streets NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Jordan ct ux. to Ward Theron, lots "a
%, and 26, square 1913. $40.
The Washington times., 1905-04-05
WANTED CONDITIONS REVERSED

In Plymouth, Mass. for many years
Judge Warren owned a farm, says the
Boston Herald. To manage 1t he engae-
ed a certain Mr.. Cobb. who recently had
married. Cobb took his bride to the
farmhouse, and when the Judge came
down to settle up the farm accounts for
the year just passed he found a new
BABY in the house This experience
was repeated several years, and each
time the farm had run a little more be-
hind.
Finally the judge said: well. Mr..
Cobb, we will try it one more year. |
nave put one piece OF advice to give you
That is. that hereafter YOU raise more
corn and less Cofb'
The Washington times., 1905-04-05
JOCKEY REDFERN
FORFEITS COLLATERAL

Five dollars collateral was forfeited in
the Police Court today by Arthur Red
fern, the famous little jockey riding at
Benning, who was arrested yesterday af-
ternoon on a charge of speeding MS au
tomobile on the way home. AT the time
of the arrest Redfern's mother and
several other women were in the big red
car.
Redfern deposited 800 for his appear
ance in court, and Assistant Corporation
Counsel Pugh today reduced the coli
lateral to IS, which was forfeited.
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NEW TEST.

Lawyer examining possible juror)-Mr.
Jones, you are a voter. are you not?
Mr.. Jones-Yes, sir. I have been
voter for thirty-three years.
Lawyer-Just SO. Let me ask you IL
you don't sometimes vote split ticket"
Mr.. Jones-Never, sir! I have always
voted the ticket straight.
Lawyer-Your honor, we challenge this
man for cause. He is not fit to sit on
jury.
The Court-You may stand aside, Mr..
Jones.-Chicago Tribune.
The Washington times., 1905-04-05
THE COUNT AND THE LAWYER

Did you read about that Pittsburg
girl who threw over the Italian count
who wanted to have her pay his debts
and settle large amount on him 2"
Yes"
Pretty smart girl to keep a tight
hold on her fortune, isn't she?'
Wen. | don't know. | understand she
turned around ana married a lawyer
Cleveland Plain Dealer
The Washington times., 1905-04-05
COTTON SHORTS COVER
AT MARKET OPENING

NEW YORK, April 5.-A little startled
by the weather map, which reported
heavy fcosts in parts of Texas, and rain
in central and eastern parts of the belt,
shorts covered at the opening of the
cotton market today, and professionals
bought Ter a rally.
Moderate selling at the top developed
based on the prediction for clearing and
warmer weather in the belt. Cables
were favorable to the bulls.
The Washington times., 1905-04-05
Group.

An attack of Group can be wardcd off
by giving Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
promptly al the first indication of the
approach OF the disease. For sale by
all druggists.
The Washington times., 1905-04-05
FINANCIAL.
Home Building Association
LOANS ON REAL ESTATE

LOANS ON REAL ESTATE
ON EASY MONTHLY PAYMENTS
1t will accommodate you for building. buy
Ing, or improving a home, or for investment
information and taking stock Applications
for loans from agents solicited
GEO w. LINKINS, VIM. H. WETZEL.
Pres. $40 18TH st. NV. Sec, 2135 II st. NV.
A. S. TAYLOR, E. S. WESTCOTT
Wires, l4oS + ST NV. Treas. 1907 Pa. av. NV.
The Washington times., 1905-04-05
Market Does. Not Decline
rs Much as Huhczbatea
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Reported by W. B. Hibbs & Co.. 1919
Street. Members New York Stock Exchange.
Chicago Board Of Trade. and Washington
The Washington times., 1905-04-05
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
OFFICE OF THE LANSTON MONOTYPE
MACHINE CO.
/ 1131 Ca11owhil1 St
Philadelphia. Pa, April 3 19f5

1881 Callowhfll ST.
Philadelphia, Pa. April 5, 1906
The annual meeting of the stockholders Of
the LANSTON MONOTYPE MACHINE CON-
PANY will be held at the Hotel Fleisch-
mann. Alexandria, Va. at IL O'CLOCK
NOON. THURSDAY. the 10Th DAY OF
APRIL. 1905. for the purpose of electing
board Of directors to serve for the ensuing
year, and transacting such other business
as may properly come before IT.
The transfer books will be closed on the
Sth instant at 4 O'CLOCK P. NJ and will
be opened on APRIL "a, at 10 O'CLOCK
A. NJ.
By order of the Board of Directors.
WILFRED BANCROFT,
ap5-15t Secretary.
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DR., FISK ELGlN,

Expert IN the treatment OF private diseases.
chronic and acute. Both sexes All consulta-
Slons CONFIDENTIAL Medicine furnished Prices
moderate. Hours. . 10 l. 10 6. 10 s. Rooms.
GsIS-tf
The Washington times., 1905-04-05

sTATEMENT of the. condition of the
AMERICAN INSURANCE COMPANY.
Of Boston on the 3Ist day of December,
1904, as required under District of Co
lumbia Code. amended June 30. 1862
CAPITAL stock ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 3tU, UO0. w
Capital stock paid up. In cash. 900. 600. 90
ASSETS.
Cash in office. s5,21-l
Cash in ba TX Observation-Disclosures. u, 355. %
on real estate5. e. CO., 90
Stocks and bonds (market value) 555, 523. 60
Premiums uncollected and in
hands of agents. ........... 90, 1928. Os
Interest due an accrued. ..... 6.24.9
LIABILITIES.
Net unpaid claims . So. 534 90
Reserve as required by law. III, 753. 40
Reinsurance premiums. ........... 5,4S0.3S
etc .-. l,395 IS
Commissions. brokerage, etc.. 1854
Capital stock Observation-Disclosures. 800, 900 %
Amount and character Of bust
ness transacted during the
year 1904; fire insurance.. 422, 263. IS
Lcsses sustained during the
year 1904 Observation-Disclosures. 40, 800. Sc
Money received during the year
1904 81, 9es &c
Expended during the year 1904. 6O2. 1902
FRANCIS PEABODY. President.
HENRY s. BEAN. Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn 70 before me
this 30tE day Of March, 1905
(SeaD EMIL G.. PIEPER,
It Justice OF the Peace.
STATEMENT of the condition of the
PALATINE INSURANCE COMPANY.
LTD, of London, England, on the 31st
Gay of December, 1904, as required I'M
der District OF Columbia Code, amended
June 80, 1902.
ASSETS
Cash in office. 1888 so
Cash in bank. $3.50. $50 054- 43
Stocks and bonds tmarket
Value) Observation-Disclosures. l, 42S go 80
Premiums uncollected and in
hands of agents.............. 21,212 IS
All other assets; reinsurance
on paid losses 1,066. IS
LIABILITIES.
Net unpaid claims. s121 913 90
Reserve as required by law I,O47. 1876. "a
reinsurance premiums 30,9041i
Salaries. rents. expenses.
taxes. etc. ....-..-..- 9,044s2
Commissions, brokerage, etc. 1045S.66
All other liabilities, return
premiums .-..-...-.......... Sl64.02
Amount and tnaracter of
business transacted during
the year 1901 tire .---- lab 49,. 80
Losses sustained during the
year 1904 ;............ SS7,57414
Money received during the
year 1904 .;-.-.-........-.-.... 1,4S5, 123 10
Expended during the year 1904. 1,37065i %
A H WRAY, u. S. Manager.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this Goth day of March, 1905.
(SeaD r. NJ SMART. Jr
Notary Public. n. Y Co, $50.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-04
nine Persisted
In Burning Home Of Nor
ris Run, Pa, Family.
F ire Caught in Night and Only
the Oldest Son Escaped.
Cause of Fire Unknown-sodies Still
in the Ruins.

Elmira. y. Y. Jan. 1.-The home of
Frank Noweski a Polish miner in Nor
rs Run. Pa. Was burned. early this
morning, and the entire family of 10.
except The eldest son. aged IS. was eth
.r burned TO death or Smothered. The
charltd bodies of NoWeSki, his wife ana
seven children, one a baby in arms. are
in the ruins.
The NoW@skis lived in a log house on
the oEt:kirts Of Morris Run and there
We're no Immediate neighbors Last
night, the family retired as usual. Soon
after . o'clock, this morning, the eldest
son Was awakened by the smell of
smoke. His sleeping room was on fire
ana it was with the greatest difficulty
that he escaped from the house. He
had no time TO think Of others and es-
capped barely win his own life.
1t is thought a stove fell over and the
hot Goals set fire to the house. The
building was destroyed and only few
cna,!ed bones remained among the
burning ,inbrrs, This morning.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-04
HARTMAN DEFEATED.
Court Of Appeals Reverses Decision in
Northern Pacific Case.

Philadelphia. ~. Jan. ".-The
I'ni,,.d States tn;;i't 81 appeals for tn"
thl,. iudic.;'l district in IN opinion filed
here, to-day. TtN"li;..s i decision nf the
N,.'v Jersey circri' c"u"t which re-
strained The Nnrt!:cjn s.: Uritits 60.
fnrnm dist rihutin!, crtIAiu stock Of tie
E"rtn-ru f;Iriiir i:.:i.fn.,i 60 The de
ciSinn i :, defeat fui' the Interests rep
resented by L. I. Hartman. ~. a de-
cree of the NrW Jersey court The
No.th"rn Securities 60. was restrained
from diSposipG Of :,G.21G shares uf the
common stock al IL" Nurthern Pacific
Railway 60. alleged L. hale been re>
ceivet FROM =. II. Hartman and Wins
low II. Pierce and of 3i1.o@t shares OF
the tuuI!nun stock 81 II" Northern Pa
ci!ic halfway CO.. received by the
Northern Securities Go. from the
Northern Pacific go.
TnC:IY's t"cfsj",} however. gives the
Northern Securities GO. tie right to
dispose Of the stock. Hartman and
Pierce. when the Northern Securities
Go. had been drcl;:r..,I by the United
States supreme court To be an Illegal
continuation. demanded the return of
The, original stock they had contributed
at the time of the organization of the
combination. TIL" Northern Securities
Co. it WAS asserted intended to make
Il pro rata distribution of the stock OF
The contributing company.
NrW York. Jan. 3. f.. II. Hartman.
when ne W"s shown the bulletin am
nouurinS the decision Of the court in
The Mort horn Securities -, 90. said.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-04
SAGADAHOc COURT.
Close Of the Winter Term. at 10 A. NJ,
Tuesday. at Bath.

Jn.';;ce Presiding. Fred, rick \. Powers.
l,rk. Sanford l.. FoGc.
Sheriff. John ". EIllou.
County Attorney. charles II. Newell.
St.nogra Th"r. fucl -. Smith.
tr!rr E.il'riCGr Cornish.
Messenger Rodney llr:.ic:son.
AZ the session. MONDAY aft"rn non. at
Bath. Fred White. who was f"ind guilty
of stealing u bag of -four at tn" hearing
in tn municipal court. Wis discharged
The cas-, WIS rol pressed +. c. Plummcr
was his counsel
\ large Fart of rhe afternoon WAS oc-
CUpiCd in cuun.C zion with tEr hetritis on
the libel for divorce for f.u"eae +. Web
Ster tor contributor for support !N hi
WIFI. I'utI cases Ny" tried together. as
after hearing the Ie;Itina had been open
.I 4 nj some of the facts brought r1ht tlt'.
cnur; thought that both cases coulG h.
they We're taken M together. The t''Sti-
mony proved highly interesting :" the au-
dien"e and IT v"ral times the court officer
was Obliged to rap Tho assembly ~ order.
The divorce WIS dcnicd and the court or
dr.ed Webster to pay IL his Wifc for tn"
support of hor two children 50 Il month.
T. e. rlummer ?pprired for Mrs. Webster
and +. +. Southland for Mr. W,i'.trr.
The errm ended. IT 10 a NJ. ln"s ,,
day. and County TREASURER Strout waS
on hand with his check book and paid
then off. The total sum plid the trlVeiS"
Jurors WAS s:.N5.?2. For the whole term
only one case was tried by Jury. The see
ond Jury was not called upon to hear a
case No liouor cases Were tried.
I,uring the term the following divorces
were granted Alice NJ. Graves vs. John
Graves. E:h@l NJ Shultz vs. Theodore ',
Morse. Jane +. CLANCY Us. james +. Cha
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RECEIVERS APPOINTED
For the Street Railways Co. Of City Of
New Orleans.

N"w Orleans. La. JAW. The New
York Securities 60. has sued for re-
crv'rs COY IN" Stree, Railways 60. of
New Orleans. bringing suit simultanr-
"usly in N,w .J,r,;eN. New York an,
The federal courts h"rA. President T.. {.
Fosl"r ~ tn" Railways 60. aud Pearl
Wight . lr,al merchant. wer" appoint
Ell 'ettiNrIS
Tie safe Y"rcutly sued to annul TIL"
corpora ton. which sou%ht t" con <oli-
date al local lines of street railways
and capitalize the ronrerh At SSh,GnG.-
$50 Easter II capitalists being Interested.
\ c"np"nmis" was finally proposed t.
fcdu' e ihr canitaliLltion t. S6h.oHn GEO.
reol%auiZc the company and assess the
stockholders. This has not We. been
acted unru. hut tn" seCu, tiles company
Ook til" matter IN cnlr; to fDrpStali
outSld" att inn and prn;""t itself. Int"r-
t N bonds was due. Monday. The
avment was mad, ami 4 basis fOf the
Hceivcrship suit was furnished.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-04
A SCORE INJURED
BY Collision Between Trolley Car and
Automobile at New York,

New York. Jan. 3.-More than a score
Of persons have been slightly injured
through a collision at SSth street and
Avenue A, between a trolley car and
big touring automobile The latter
was destroyed by fire following an ex-
rl"sion of the gasoline tank. The car
was thrown from the track and almost
overturned
The automobile, going at fast pace,
ran into the rear platform Of the car
which was bound for a ferry, loaded
with men, women and children. The
rear end of the car was thrown from
the rails while the passengers were
hurled about and the men in the auto
mobile were sent flying through the
air and struck some distance away. In
an instant the gasoline exploded and
the machine was ablaze.
The blaze lighted up the scene and
those caught in the wreck quickly
scrambled from the debris with blood
streaming from their numerous cuts.
None, however, was seriously injured.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-04

ey to go to St: Louis. He had sold re-
Ioiyer pa wned a watch and some
u v 9b5set' your nc honor; exclaimed James
marks on the ground that they are in
f con q. If he is prepared 70 say thar
murder. but had plenty OF money later
will not object.
Mr. Sandcrson then continued: 1T will
murder the prisoner displayed Il sum Of
money in which was a $40 bill, one of the
same denomination having been in Miss
der"
1t was then stated by the prosecuting
attorney that blood STAINS Were found on
Were of the kind that would have been
made by contact with the wounds of the
body of the. murdered woman. in the
pockets of his overcoat was also found a
pen which. the government claims, was
in the pin cushion Of Miss Pages bureau
the dav before the murder. Concluding
ms argument. Mr.. St.ndtrsOn told the jll-
~ that all the government desired was
that they be governed by Hhe testimony.
The state. he said. does not want re-
vense: il only wants to see that justice
is done.
AT the conclusion of the district attor-
neye oneninS. Judge Sherman announced
that all witnesses must be excluded from
the cour; room until they are called upon
to testify. Exception to this rule was
Whiiney and Rhoades. who have been in
strumental in preparing the sovernmerg $
case. Attorney Valley asked the court to
ALLOW, the parents and brother Of the pris-
oncr to remain in the room. but this the
court would not allow, saving that their
presence might tend to prejudice the jury.
Francis Il. Kendall. The MiddleseN conn
ty civil engineer. then took the stand as
first witreSS for the prosecution. MIR.
Kendall had prepared a plan OF The ter
ritGry adjacent to and including the scene
of The murder ard also plans of the up
per and lower floors of the Page house.
After. the witness had answered a few
questions regarding distances from GER
tain points in Auburndale and Weston to
certain Other points. court was adjourned
until tOmOrrOM morning.
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NEW TRIAL GRANTED
In the Case Of the Ladd's Restaurant
Fire at Bangor.

Bangor Me. Jan. 3.-The supreme
court. today. handed down a decision
granting a new trial in the case Of Car
rigan vs.. Stilwe!l case growing out Of
street. Bangor. two years ago. the mo-
ton Of the defendant being sustained.
The reSCript.
Penobscot case. William Carrigan.
Adm. vs.. Cleveland =. Stillwell Re-
script by Wiswell. c. J.
TO ascertain the true intention Of
the Legislature in the enactment of Il
statute. it frequently becomes neces-
sary to go much further than to mere
~ ascertain the literal meaning, of the
language used. As has been Frequently
said by courts. ii thing within the in
tention is as much within the Statu
as if 1t were within the letter. and
thing within The letter is not within
the statute. if contrary to the inten-
ion of i.
by X. s. c. %. sec. IS, "every build
ing IN which amy trade manufactures or
business IS carried on requiring the
presence of workmen above the
hrst floor. is required to be provided
ut all times with suitable and suf-
hc'ent fre-eScapeS. Held: that al
though the literal meaning of the word
Workmeh includes any one who does
manual Labor. the word could moi
nave been used by the Lccisla-
t'Iro IN this general sense. since a literal
construction Of the word would make the
= a n mill III
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PEEK INTO BALLOT BOXES
Wanted by Contestants in the Colorado
Election Frauds.

Denver. Col, Jan. 3.-The supreme court
today. took under consideration the appIi-
cation of Alva Adams for modification
Of the order of the supreme court order
ing an invcs'' igaton into the recent cleo
ton and Chief Justice Gabbert declared
that the decision would be given later. )
He did not specify any time or date for
the announcement of the decision.
EN-Gov. f.. s. Thomas. for Mr.. Adams.
urged that the order of the court be made
applicable to the ballot boxes only and
not include poll books; nor regstra ton
lists. as asked by the Republicans
Chief Justice Gabbert declared that he
would hand down his decision later, and
remarked to Mr.. Thomas:
IAN investigation of the ballot boxes
only would not reveal all of the evidence
in this case. Gov. Thomas
Il have no objection to the order asked
by the other side replied Mr.. Thomas
but if the court decides that it is to be
of the extensive scope asked by them,
want it to be their investigation. and moi
ours The expense will he too great for
Mr.. Adams to bear.
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CHANGING BLOW.
The Pilgrim and WinsIow
Morse in Collision.
Steamer Hits Schooner, While
latter Is at Anchor.
Very Little Damage and Excitement Is
Admitted.

Newport. Il. l., Jan. 3.-While the
r..u River Liner Pilgrim from New
yo,k was on her way from this city to
rou River Tuesday. she cOllided with
-. bangor, Me, schooner Winslow
Morse.
,rh.. Pilgrim struck the schooner
,,,oocine blew and no serious damage
,..e sustained by either vessel. the
p..rim had landed part Of her passen-
~ NJ Newport about half an hour
,,.fo,e the collision. The Morse which
h,d cargo Of oysters lay at anchor off
pisbor,'s REX just beyond the training
e,.tion waiting for the weather to
,rasr The. fog was so thick that the
,,iIots on the steamer could see but Il
,..w fHet ahead. Suddenly the PilSr-n
i.xuck the schooner on the stdrboard.
Int ~ tht- blow was d glancing one no
dan1..ee Was don" to the sailing vesse!
b.iow the water line.
can't Williamson of the steamer. or
I,r..d the engines reversed Immediate
IL and in Il minute or two Il boat had
ho4n lowered The crew of the boat
succeeded in locating the schooner and
e.nnd hv her until the tug Solicitor was
summoned from Newport by IA wireless
,1.sslg,. sent from the Pilgrim to the
tort,edp station.
The crew of the Morse were much
frightened ut first and they started t."
.rt.r their boats but when they saw
,,.t ,h.. schooner was afioat they re-
,urn.d 10 the deck. The passengers
y, tho steamer We're not alarmed. many
of them not knowing that collision
had occurred.
The sid" of tn" steamer was scrat"hpd
Lr the contact with the schnoner and
fhr damage to the latter was also
slight.
cant. NJ = Ramos of the Wnsl"W
Morse" this afternoon, file" a protest AT
NJ" custD,:l house, in Which n" Sta''d
that ut thu. time ~ the collision. his
y,s-.I wa, anchored between bishop
En.Ii hi!nv and tn. training station.
ort nf ii" path Of Steamboat conlmuni-
,at;pn. lie. had his bell rung constantly
and his anrhar lights Were displayed.
The ln"E-nu: man discovered q vessel
at,tuarhinc by sighting green ligtt
;ho It 4 hundred feet distant, but noth :
ing cnul be done to prevent the COLT
sion.
Th" Pilgrim struck the Morse on the
STANDARD side N IN" stem. the ,nalA
hn,lin VAS broken. tn stern WIS CT.
oN above. tx. water line the yaWl was
carried away and tn, Whce! di-aol"i-
T.r Pilgrim Fad disappeared within
thrr,. minutes An boar later Il boat
fron, III" steamer came al"ngsid" and
ask.l ,h- captain il he wanted t" b"
taken off. This VAS not desired as IN"
vessel vas not leaking. Two men frcm
the Loaf eXlmincd The schooner.
capt Ramos requested that beat
be LETT him By the steamer but this
was not done The Morse was torn froE,
her ant HORACE by The collision and in
the f. z drifird toward Jamestown. Sh"
ir"II,'d her other anchor, however.
which had until tugs came to her as
slstarce. The damage is estimated at
about 200.