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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-02-21
TO END THE WAR
Russian Women Petition the Czarina
TO Use Her Influence.

. st. Petersburg, Feb. 1S.-It is re-
ported here that the cZarina is in re-
ceipt of petition from the women of
Moscow praying her to use her in.
fuence with the czar towards the
termination of the war.
= Our best forces are perishing,"
the address is reported to read, "the
hearts of thousands of mothers are
breaking and we cannot remain sit
ent The emperor can still save Rus
sia by his puissant will. Be our
leader that he may listen to the
cry of the mothers"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-02-21
Rulers Send Condolences.

ST. Petersburg, Feb. 1S,-The czar
has received kilograms from King
Edward, Emperor William, President
Loubet of France, King Oscar Of
Sweden and other rulers, kilograms
in which the senders express their
horror over the assassination Of
Grand Duke Sergius.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-02-21
For the InauauraI Parade.

Washington, d. c., Feb, 17.--Penn-
sylvania avenue is to be transformed
into an elaborately decorated boule-
ward for the inaugural parade. Three
car loads of statuary, purchased from
the Louisiana Purchase Exposition
Co.. have Just arrived and will be
placed shortly.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-02-21
Baltimore Fire Losses.

Baltimore, Md, Feb. 17.-In his an
nual report submitted to the fire board
today, Fire Chief Horton places the
losses here exclusive of those caused
by the great confagration last year at
$477. .625.31.
The damage caused by the big fire
he puts at $70,000,000.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-02-21
CHARGED With steaIInu RIno.

Max Sullivan was arrested in AL
lance yesterday by Constable Burns
and brought before Justice Bowman
on a charge of stealing a $12 ring
from William Shane. He plead not
guilty and gave bond for his appear
ance on February 23 at 8 a. m.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-02-21
ARMED MODS

Hold the Region Of the Caucasus in
State of Terror.
Odessa, Feb. 1S.-Authentic reports
state that the region of the Cauca.
sus is in a state of insurrection.
The mobs are well armed with
guns and dynamite and have COM
plete control of the railroad.
Trains have been stopped, arsenals
have been looted, and telephone and
telegraph wires are being cut.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-08-12
ARTICLE II.
Ward Boundaries.


bounded described
forth:
The FrstW
between Eighth anu
shalco stituteh
o
Of Of Creek constitute e
Fourth Ward
shall the fh
Mard Of -
municipal
Ward shall constitute the
Of the
Third Ward shall constitute the Third
shall
shall th
Electon
OF
TIE Oh
OF follows
In ard ]. a
In WariN a
ward Numbe a Number l.
4 WardS a Lutheran Church
In ward
The designate by order
than above specified in any Ward
elections
tne provisions Oft orifn are repealed
Idaho approved hs
day Of a u l''S'
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-08-12

]
ei1. s'5osa o.osrmso.
m so2 % & ] @ @ 1ai SG RG at Easa En- @ os AMI the mS %
rey orsane Fire compsny whether Hose cePans or Hook @
o1oded hys 5@
Monday A9s @ in in each , and & syeTy 2 year th the
heae the presiding oneer and 9tesei by the
aid ty
see5ion The ciJy appoint
& I Of @ s 1 m n abag @ subject % to- removal % on % oee and osher
punishment duty appointed
% In s Of M yase9s % . a. The the s B Of s ca @ Eas
s % % @ e ] e9G 3 sSS1s % SH % nv ai3ns' @ to 9 @ ] @ @ s
Which n to @ a sao Vacancy the City Council shall
the , section fG Gst 81 @ Eaaea 1s have the aud con
equipment
city and see that The same are Kept IN good repair and ready Tor i'm in
ar meeting Of that body each month showing the state and efficiency
& & % & % ~ the % @ @ % sne @ MAJ manner % ana m al sues me % and
S s Fas2ne @ nEe % % k Pg @ & eag 10 % ,s P ev
] ] and @ % @ sanef % in heh the sse % is p e % sSa al an ea % te @ % in
aTmyn ie shall when in bis discretion may deem nsary employ
@sl trucks apparatus es dr
hook and ladder truck any hose cart to any n and report the same
Win hook ladder s truck & hos @ shall receive
The whole Fire pp9r%e9 of the city shall be under the
command Of the chief nsinser and AL al disputes m and eaoss arising ~ m
officers members when on duty shall be summary decided by
ne @ ] @ or IN IN mis- a6ss ny Iy ,ns s,s ahsnr h attend m a
m @ % % % m tb S & ans a orders @ % en % sY sm so an % n p %
] as@ soa be oeyd he 5 sS haze n control %r all matters ma
% have % power to h assistance Of the uhabanis Of ih city
shall
a
who shall the City
o
shall be
in good order and condition immediate
cleanlf condition
by the Chief
his AssIs 0 7 members Of the Council
be
ability regulations
when notified by
shall
shall
shal be
shall be deemed guilty misie
o
elected appointed and
IS.
blndin upon all memb from he o
shall otherwise
appliances
piances Of a
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-08-12

in ~
,ss hip
n ang place
e 1 rom @ &C. Company s ss Or ss H. Ladder Company ''f 'hs period z one
1RIlG5r r.. lns. 81
the ] a @ @ Rs @ & % % q .iss ~ss s as sHss 9s h
soather
] @ GEE. sz F .ss se eight side @ Of % sas @ @
noheriy
@ @ 9as Hahssss corner @ n sou ps
No nal
psrs and don
= a ~ ss. ne ss 8 % par. 1' si5
% ] = s @ :s. s; So @
s @ is Tn hb 9 @ m @ s se % sdnss @ ss.n % e
@ IN I "a,
ss sa =,
s s, s,es ss ras
shleh least Of such suit suit
% as @ @ e % ' @ % s s Z me s., i.S'
story whether Of the
Sud3ss % % according 1 i1%d r story
% ..@ s ne sss @
sa % as aaes % @ q 'a @ s s Or ana s Of Of @ sSaa ss sa be 5 @ all al
shall be solid s sseH
as n % 9S Dc a M Rsss % s ass @ east IN 1
& ~ b. s & Or 9a Rs, 81 % n~ @ % ss Soa e e % she srsf ] @
shall shall be @ or
% one % ps ssIense @ @ and a" sn % ss TO columns @ % h % osns @
@ so ash @ be @ @ aa os sss ss s @ @ %s' ta @ fs aes ' %
ing had columns OF building provided ate
nss
@ s,gs
No the
a 9 al % aas s's % 7 o s'iss
a rn 5 s Tns' ass & ny p % 's s upon % '1s Duplication
6hd a q. @ %s
@ ssei
ing sss' ] j. ss' an limit rs @ % % @ is s sss'''ss - sss s @
na 3 1sS a ras se % % s % f & s ] % fSa be & nns and i The a
' ter Be used and and The me shall en- be sspss in accordance with re
ss s a sss hail. % s ns % a0 a hRy ps @
conviction be fined less than dollars than three @ ae
10 wansy mis- & % building % a
n to nor
s n s'ss @ notice e ss S or Gsn % sr p the ho ssn sa s5 s6
the be Or f
such b nuisance an % Without @ s sa the @ shall be vSiea 3 building s
s sSs' a such % notice @ T," o@ h %
such shall be @
q ara
Tor
ARTICLE Ill
Section shall oa
city of Idaho Springs and having furnish
close and metallic earhsn vessel brick bin
and building h
s s
brick falling ~e
% oh n
Or he Ss ass 5 be
rn ' m
than hundred
@ aETic.E s,v.,.. "
Q sniac ees @
when exceeding quantity shall be KEEP, in closed
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-08-12

shall Be their violations Of this Article the cy Attorney
ss 5 aa sss aasf5
eoss h' IN sum not less than ten dollars nor more than one hundred
ARTICLE
s s CIV ,s,s s ,T a. so .s o
any s on s @ s @ any II s ' s s s' %
covering as % eaeey @ " prevent ihs taking
shall a9s less III
SIX inches from any wood or other eombuhoe unless there De
@ % e s @ pH % sheet e
s sqs sa % a inches % ws os 5a sss % ss 1 si pl s
purpose %s Chimney ~
e ,ss
@ % any
s" s % 3 n 5 @f % % %s9 % or S an and n ss ss
be less
shan
M tin or stion @ stopper with asnss inch wide outside
a 9n ssn sa s Ss a % @ 9d ane @ 1 @ e @ ey week.
he shan
ns s % a or be s @ Of @ I 1 % a
's'ss
a or @ s e ssa 9sed 81 any keeping I ae amy amy
the ,as ,ssss lon
e par he aiT building 1e %hs be the .as a
s %s a'as n n.s %4ss ss
@ sa s aa the Neglect ps Of such ss @ ana any Bs o s a ssas ase
springs I the 20 S@ n @ na e dollars e for s ao % aRa lap pay g $ The c Of s
ss @les sssa s n R %rS S sn Ay %
s a n @ n n sT e % l NOR % S. the ey Of as Springs
sanias factory aso Of "y 9 insI sns
ny % Hy @ & or machine 5 heP any Other s
@ sbhmen @ Of fss ess hsish as sGs sssn
aesdIns aan The guilty Of
separate and
m os, sssS S. sss Ss Lighted Sss candle @
s sss, unless ss
s Sc Section OH et No a. hay straw
S ~n Rs x" l aa aGT ueag cy sa and
straw or h g n n9 shah this city city
are shall M snb1 70 @ o. secured protect from
Tor every week the same shall be allowed
s sfs . H. he No serr1 for The
eenre pos fret om an Amy
and Chief Engineer and each o, them
or base sns % @ ~n % 1ose % to require an
violation suoh state e Of n shns m
s ss he. ate. nss' uss
on on the part The shaf
sass q 'a G y created under the
violation na s9 S sAs % ss of the @
assa san sSs Ss sndfs sS collars s fined
ARTICLE
Section Every to be built occupied by
sR sos sSsG By % oae f.% % s ssn
ssssss building case s.s q Are ss
or the I oof .as dswa xs i % sssh es es' I s %
ssss I q. ,ssn sne .as nh a s
s a [9 o n Ss rs, ss s
shall suen s Strength esaiO o
saDs nf sha % % sa sa 5 Of ssd surface % Of
the p, sa 5spn s ss s s d
shah f be- areell 5 sas rhn
% s % The
eaes drawn nf o p ihe % na never be locked
the number e M and the Of liable
sas1n Dspnsns % m fire escapes to be determined
=
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-08-12
city Clerk
PROPOSED ORDINANCE
t,-.f.fE-h.t ., se-.r-,r rf,, With tho state Az
AN ORDINANCE
In Relation 70 Fires and the Preve
Fire Department.

Il, Il he city Council Of the City Of Idaho
ARTICLE l.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-08-12
ARTICLE ~.
Explosive Substances.

Section I. No person shal
known as blasting caps. in qua
powder. blasting powder. giant
LOT any other explosive OF a 5
elsewhere In this city. in a gTeai
same. when exceeding one POI
ceptacies with good and closely
which shall contain not more I
distance from fires. lighted lam
the same could be easily remov,
has several kinds of powder o
exceed said one hundred pound
exceeding ten pounds at places
kept in magazines placed upon
the same can be easily moved.
closed such magazine shall he
same can be easily removed in
Section 2. Every magazine
than the ones hereinbefore spe
limits of the city. and when al
he shipped into this city. the cor
after its arrival. store the same
Section 3. No person shal
other explosive on any vehicle
cured in kegs. boxes or canisi
thereof from falling out.
Section 4. Any person VIII
limits of this city any blasting
plosive concealed in a box. barr
purporting to be other than SUE
guilty of misdemeanor.
Section s. 1t shall be unla,
IN any building or place within
same be in some isolated buildi
a clear open space of at least oil
ties exceeding fiye barrels, or b
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-08-12

Section 10 Amy conviction Of any specified in
Of this Article other penalty Is provided shall be
hundred
IN
wle
shall be ineligible membership
period
yea front hcapuIs son.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-08-12

iuty OF the owner OF every building within the
he agent having the same in charge to furnish
earthen vessel or brick stone room or bin
IL shall be the duty OF such owner and agent
upant OF any building within the city to re-
.ptacle when the same is full and no ashes tex
ashes are used, shall be kept or deposited in
< other than such metallic earthen vessel or
Any person failing TO comply with or violat-
his section shall be fined In any sum not less
hundred dollars and the additional sum of five
hours Of failure or refused TO supply such
after notice SO to do from the Chief or Assist
Department or any fire warden police ofiicer.
II throw. permit any one in his her en-
my other place than such vault receptacle
son violating any of the provisions OF this
a misdemeanor and, upon conviction, be fined
lor more than one hundred dollars.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-08-12

keep at any one time any caps, ronlmonl
ntities exceeding one thousand. nor any gu
powder. dynamite gun cotton. nitro-glycerin
imilar character. at his place OF business.
er quantity than one hundred pounds. and II
ind In quantity. shall be kept in closed r
fitted and well secured covers thereon. each
han nifty pounds and shall be kept at q sa
rs and candles and in situation from whic
d in case of FIRE: provided. that when part
r other such explosives. the whole shall m
s. Such explosives when kept in quantitis
OF business or elsewhere in the city shall
trucks with handles adjusted thereto SO thi
and at night when said places OF business al
placed near the front entrance SO that II
case OF fire.
for keeping powder or other explosives. 9th,
cited shall be one mile at least beyond II
nv powder or other explosive substance sha
,signee thereof shall within twenty-fonr hour
in the magazine mentioned in this section.
carry any blasting caps, or any powder
IN any part of the city unless the same be 5
ers sufhciently close to prevent any portic
o shall knowingly bring within the corpora
caps or any quantity Of powder or other e
el. parcel, package or other thing marked al
n CAPS, powder or explosive, shall be deems
vful for any person or persons to keep or sto
, the fire limits Of Idaho Springs. unless Il
M or vault separated from other buildings
10 hundred feet. kerosene or coal oil in guam
enxine, gasoline. naphtha or other indammab
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-08-12

gaiois
o
!
II
Section who shall violate any OF the sections
be hned I'VE dollars nor more than three
shall Chief Assistant Chief En-
Officer whenever them shall suspect that OF the
OF
Of
dollars hundred
dollars.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1905-05-12
Strange Underground Noises.

A singular phenomenon occurs on
the borders Of the Red Sea at a place
called Nakous, says the Philadelphia
Record, where intermittent under
ground sounds have been heard for an
unknown number of centuries. It is
situated at about a half mile distant
from the shore, whence long reach
Of sand ascends rapidly to a height
Of 300 feet. This reach is about 800
feet wide, and resembles an amphi-
theater, being walled by low rocks.
The sounds coming up from the
ground at this place recur at intervals
Of about an hour. They at first resem-
Bile low murmur, but ere long there
Is heard loud knocking something
like the strokes of bell, and which
at the end Of about five minutes be-
comes SO strong as to agitate the sand.
The explanation of this curious phe-
nomenon given by the Arabs is that
there is convent under the ground
here and that these monks ring for
prayers. So they call it Nakous. which
means bell.
The Arabs affirm that the noise so
frightens their camels when they hear
1t as to render them furious. Philoso-
piers attribute the sound to suppress
ed volcanic probably to the
bubbiing Of gas or vapor underground.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1905-05-12

being her only nourishment, and dur
ing her escape swan a deep river,
holding the tail of her horse.
After they returned to Italy, in 194S,
she lived for a time with his mother
at Nice, but when the revolt at Rome
broke out the next year, she insisted
ON Joining him during the conflict.
When, finally, the soldiers of Napo-
leon III drove Garibaldi from the Sa-
cred City, he retreated with 1000 sol
diers into Tuscany, taking Anita with
him. She was in poor health, but
would not leave her husband in dan
ger. They retreated to the little re-
public Of San Marino, among the
Apennines, and there the Austrians,
with overpowering numbers, broke
Garibaldi's little army to pieces. Con-
tinuing their flight, Garibaldi, with a
few companions and at times carry
ing Anita in his arms, fastened
through the mountains to the Adriatic
coast. Here they found a few boats
and embarked, although the weather
was stormy. Anita grew rapidly
worse, and they landed again near the
mouth Of the Po
Here for a day, with the pursuing
Austrians all about, they lay amid the
tall sheafs of a corn field and Carl
baldi watched the life Of his compan-
ion ebb slowly out Late at night they
bore her in rude cart through the
hills to little cottage, and the next
morning she expired, her head resting
on Garibaldrs shoulders. In after
years Garibaldi erected beautiful
memorial to Anita at the spot where
she died and was buried. And there
after he gave his love to none but to
Italy.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1905-05-12
COLOR OF EYE A FACT
Has Much to Do with the Che
He1pmeet.

Has Much to Do with the ChOi<
He1pmeet.
New theories Of unconscious
ton on the part Of man and
like mating with like-as opp
Darwin's idea that men and +
depend upon their perceptive 4
tellectual faculties in choosing
other, were propounded by I'd
Karl Pearson Of University q
London, at the royal institution
He maintained that man has
conscious tendency to select
Of his own height, with eyes
own color, a proportionate spa1
forefinger to forearm correspond
his own, and a constitution
physical vigor.
These theories he eXpounde
means of tables and diagrams.
Among every 1000 men the q
the eyes is divided as follows:
Blue 1868 Hazel ......
Green .312 Brown $50.
The eyes Of women are geT
darker, only 286 of them in every
having blue eyes. In these blu
people married at random, the
would be that they would mate
rate of 104 per 1000; but he ha
covered that the actual numt
marriages per 1000 of blue-eye
sons was 140, or thirty-siX abO'
random average, thus proving tn
blue-eyed man and the blue-eyed
an are unconsciously attracted t
one another.
In the same way, men with
ish gray or hazel eyes tend to
women with eyes of like color.
The average height OF hi
gave as from sixty-seven to Sixty
inches and that of a woman as
two and a half inches, and he CO.
ed that the average tall man mas
wife and the short man a SNORT "
Zone could hardly imagine
choosing wife by measuring
from forefinger to foretinger, Sd
professor, yet his diagrams u
strated that as the span OF o.
creased so did that of the ONE
like result was produced III TIE
urement of thousands of forearm
figures showing that there was
tinct tendency on the part OF inei
long forearms to marry Wives
proportionately long toreariliS'
don Mail.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1905-05-12

Ia now to be overcome. The testers
will have their day. but the joke will
be on them In the end, for the anti
toxin is no day dream OF an unrtpe
silly sea son, but genuine product OF
q German laboratory, at least as well
authenticated as other antitoxins have
been when they were first announced.
The theory on the basis Of which the
antitoxin was sought was in substance
Of a peculiar form of poisoning. Pro-
| longed strain makes the fires Of the
| body burn rapidly. Among the prod
| ucts Of combustion are certain poison
Gus materials which are left in the It's
sues. Rest is necessary to give the
| body q chance to throw them Off.
Hence if these poisons could be coun-
teracted by an anti-poison the period OF
necessary rest might perhaps be great
" reduced To secure the poison, or
toxin, DR.. Wolfgang Weichardt of Ber-
lin forced a guinea pig to exert itself
| till 1t was in an extreme stage Of ex-
| haustion. He then killed it, and Sc
cured from Its crushed muscles the
toxin in the form of yellowish brown
scales, which were SO unstable that to
keep them they had to be put In seal
ed tubes In liquid air. No such poison
could be obtained from normal guinea
pigs and little Of 1t injected into
other pigs killed them within twenty
four hours The antitoXfn was obtain
ed by inoculating horses in the ordi-
nary manner Many tests were made
with the toxin and antitoxin on small
animals, and finally on human beings.
One of the latter tests showed that a
young woman on taking four quarter
gramme doses of the anti-toxin was
able to lift two kilogrammes 2,478 me-
ters with the middle finger Of her right
hand, whereas without the stimulation
she could lift the weight only 1888
meters. If the antitoxin does what is
hoped it Will not only be Of great aid
to athletes in their feats Of endurance,
but will also be Of value in treating
cases Of nervous exhaustion and con-
valeseents from serious sicknesses. For
the ordinary "tired feeling" it should
be of value as much through the threat
of administering it as through its actu-
| al use
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1905-05-12

All the suckers do not live in the
renee and sparsely settled sections
of the country. The contrary opinion
has here and there been held Com
ment on the operations of sharpers
has too often represented establish
ments in cities dealing in fraud as sup
ported by confiding people living at a
long distance from the dig road But
here we find companies advertising
money inducements so great as should
have aroused the suspicious of even a
mildewed Jay" doing business up in
the bgndred thousand mark for sec
lions Of the country where legitimate
business of every kind fiourishes and
daily newspapers all but grow on
trees. So we see that in some things
the Jay and his city brother are
much, alike. The love ct money gotten
quickly and with. ease s\,common to
both.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1905-05-12

There Is too much noise everywhere,
and chiefly because the people who
make it don't know any better, partly
because they don't care. Door-slam-
ming, stamp up and down stairs with
a sound like the hoofs of a colt, sing
Ing loudly in the early morn in the
various tasks of making ones toilet
when others who sleep in the same
house are not yet awake, playing on
musical instruments after the ordinary
bedtime, keeping dogs that bark inces-
sanity or cats that howl, are all of
fenses against the peace of ones fell
lows, and those who practice them are
either thoughtless or selfish and Meth
er one is to be excused in any grown
up person.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1905-05-12
Poets Praise.

1t is not always the critic who pull
verizes the poet At literary dinner
The other day, the New York Tribune
says, two minor poets We're heard in
ecaTersation.
/ saw your willamette In the Blank
Magazine" said one.
did your said the other.
Yes, and l heard rather neat COM
pliment passed on it by young lady
What did she say?"
The first minor poet laughed
Why" he replied, "she wanted t.
know If | had written it."
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1905-05-12
Iananese Initiate l1uch

In the organization of thelr Ill :.
Japanese copied the German ~,
and in the navy the English ana ~
lean. In their code of laws 'ne'
tated La Code Napoleon anu .
ward the German principe anu
cd. In fiance they copied 'He az
can system by adopting our so.O'
yer, nickel, and copper hion'' ar,
they went so far as to copy '4e ~ =,
backs from us. Their first p
money was made and printed . III
York in 1870. If you will take
those old japanese greenbacks 70"
find them exactly the sal'e 'o
American. with no difference eN''r
fha writing,
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1905-05-12

To Rest the Body.-Don't be afraid
to open the mouth wide and yawn ard
stretch whenever you feel like it. In
deed, if you are very tired, but do not
feel like yawning, there is nothing that
will rest you SO quickly as to sit on
straight-back chair, and. lifting the
feet from the floor, push them out in
front Of you as far as possible, stretch
the arms, push the head back, open the
Those tense nerves will relax, the con-
tracted muscles will stretch, and the
whole body will be rested. Do this two
or three times when you are tired, and
see what it will do for you
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1905-05-12

JILL pIeCIdCed D
temporaries, he seems to
partly forgotten by a later 4
His entire life is so closely
with the history of the Cd
that the accounts of the BATH
the Constitution and the CD
Illustrative of his bravery and.
The conflict took place beM
two boats in 1912 off the CA
Lawrence. At the call of til
the drum, every man upon Nh
can vessel sprang to his DoS|
kets and pistols We're at haDdx
had been scattered over the h
The Guerrero had alreadv
fire, but Captain Hull waited
was within pistol shot of tba
Then he fired a whole broadS
a British mast fell, the ships
gether and the American saill
to bind them fast. The two
parted, however, and the I'd
masts of the Guerrero fell. WI
holes torn in her sides, the q
lay, a total wreck. and soon
dered to the Constitution. IT
Of this victory was a new Cd
In the American navy, a senti
valuable at the time to the 81
the war.