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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-23
Bargains Worth Looking Up" In
the Always Busy Basement

TEA KETTLES.
s-ouncc Solid Copper Nickel
Plated Tea Kettles. made BY
the best manufacturers. sold
regularly for fi5a. Saturday
special. each ..s.ss..... .0Sc
COFFEE POTS.
t-piut Copper Nickel Plated
Coffee Pots. regular Hsc. Sat-
ur1ay special ....4.. SIC
TEA POTS.
2-plut Copper Nickel Plated
Tea Pots. regular f6c each.
special FOR Saturday. each
..ss......s. .ss.....-...fDc
HAIR RECEIVERS.
- dozen Fancy Green Tinted
Hair Receivers. with pretty
floral decorations. regular
price 2sc. special for satur-
day. each .s.s4ss.sts.ss. lie
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-23
BATH ROOM FIXTURES.

bNl " NQOm ftk lONEbs
A special lot Of Towel bars
and sponge Holders 60 close out
aulck-
Towel Har. regular price Ssc.
special sar Saturday. each
sss+ssssss.s -tssst..ss..s 3Dr
Towel Har. regular price g5e.
special for Saturday. each
s4..ststssss se4sss4sss.. .BbF
Towel Har. regular price tilg,
special for Saturday. each
fss4s aesaaatstsftts ttffC
Sponge Holders. regular Use.
special for Saturday .....tDr
Soap Holders. regular S5c. Hpr-
cial for Saturday .s..4..iDc
FANCY PLATES.
- dozen Fancy Decorated Jap
aneHe Plates. assorted dscofa-
lions regular price ibc. Hpo-
ciai for Saturday. each. be
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-23
Exclusive Millinery Items
for Saturday

We have received this morning from New FIFTY DOZEN
STYLISH TRIMMED HATS price O. % sooo
No other house in Seattle carries this line but THE BON
MARcliE
We aiao showing nice line % ready
wears for t2J5. in all eoIors and shapes
Misses and charens Hats fancy all eolos 7sc
and si21
Roses. a bunch i5c-s in a bunch. sse
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-23

Boys Kangaroo Calf Shoes,
double sole, all solid, sizes
2M TO 5, special for Saturday
only .. $50. .s........Sl. Id
Misses School Shoes. vlol Kid
and box calf. all solid, special
for Saturday ...,.St.15
Chlldren's Muslin Drawers. all
sizes. full cut, with rows OF
tucking; special Saturday,
from t,t.....,,..... Toe up
LADIES WHITE LAWN
WAISTS.
Our line OF Ladies' White
Lawn Waists for Spring and
Summer Is now complete. The
variety Is large and styles the
very latest. and we guarantee
you a saving Of IS per cent on
current retail prices.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1906-12-28
Treasurers Notice.

All county warrants registered prior
Sept. /, 1906, will be paid upon pre-
sentation at my office. Interest ceases
Dec TO- 1906.
E W. Moore,
Treasurer of Gillian county, Oregon.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1906-12-28
ADDITIONAL LOCAL

Chas. Lord was passenger on Satur-
days train for The Dalles where he will
spend the holidays with relatives.
Ben Greluer departed Monday morn.
ing for Grants where he will spend the
holidays with friends.
iine baby boy was born Saturday
morning to Mr., and Mrs. A. A. Town.
ley.
Geo. W. Smith left on Mondays train
for Arlington where he will spend Y N-mas
with his family.
Ray Rogers returned Saturday from a
weeks visit with his parent at Salem.
Fred Edwards of Maville took advan.
tage Of the GLoRR.Journal clubbing offer
this week.
Frank Armstrong was an Arlington
visitor this week.
Ralph Froman and tieorge Hansen
renewed their subscriptions to the GLOBE
this week.
The pupils OF Prof. McArthur's room
presented him with collar and cutf
box as a Christmas gift.
Mrs. Hurlburt is confined to her home
this week with a severe attack OF la
grippe.
Stewart Campbell returned Friday
from visit with his sister. Mrs. George
Stewart OF Trail Fork. While rustica.
ting on the ranch Mr.. Campbell became
sick with la grippe and was obliged to
remain there for few days until he
recovered.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1906-12-28
Christmas Candies

, The finest linz OF Gnnther's bon bots
and candies in the city at the Condnn
Drug Co.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1906-12-28
Business Locals.

Good rooms aud beds for rent at ths
Kargl building, South Main street, Con,
don, Oregon.
The outcome of your coming in to
trade with us is our income and the out.
going of the best goods in town at the
lowest living prices. W. L. Barser& & Co.
The Pacific Monthly, which is already
one OF the IeadiAs publications in the
country, gives promise OF being better
than ever in 1907.
For the leading header, call for the
Hodges. Keystone mowers. Sold by
Arlington Lumber Co.
The GLOBE office is prepared to DO all
sorts of job printing. Prices reasonable
and workmanship guaranteed.
Let an expert test your eyes. Williams
the Jeweler 4 optician.
The Palace hotel furnishes tirst.cass
board and rooms to their patrons at
reasonable rates. Try them week.
We are offering the public I4x7
grain drill for 500 and 14x7 hoe drill
for $50, This offer is to hold good while
the supply lasts.-W. L. Barker & Co.
Finest Sunday dinners in the city at
Hotel Oregon.
House and lot for sale, centrally locat.
ed and cheap. Inquire at the VIM.
Livingston residence.
Rye. See Gillian Co. MilinS Co.
Oats. See Gillian Co. Milling Co.
II in need of glasses see NJ. F. Troxel
and have yonr eyes fitted by graduate
Optician. All work guaranteed.
Jamiesen & Marshall will do your
plumbing in frst.class shape and at rea
sonabe rates. Their stock of plumbing
material invites your inspection. Ar.
mory Hall Annex.
Go to Dodson's for Ladies' Shoes.
Best meals in the city at the Palace
hotel.
The Home Bakery makes fresh tafTy
and homemade candies every day.
Have you tried them.
Finest quality of groceries, cheap for
cash at Wasson's cash Grocery.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-08
Richmond vs.. Petersbure-

An event that promises excitemnt and
fun. will take place Friday night at the
big skating rink at lakewood when the
fast relay team from Petersburg comes
over to try to wrest the skating honors
from the relay team Of Richmond, which
was recently organized Manager Myers
sent telegram to the managers of the
Petersburg rink challenging his racing
team. The challenge was accepted ard
the contest Will come or on Friday nieht
at $50 O'Clock. 8 large crowd will doubt
less avail themselves OF the opportunity
20 witness this event being theSfirst since
the -eopening OF the rink. The picturos
and music are stin proving source OF
delight 10 the many who 90 out for an
evenings pleasure.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-08
REAL ESTATE NOTES
AND AUCTION SALES
Charlotte County Capitalists In
vesting in Richmond
Property.

Mr. J. w Morton. Of Kevsvillo. is boz
coming interested in Richmond property.
having made recent purchases here Tor
investment lie has bought tho DWELLING
and LOT No. 20l3 IVY Street. for which
he paid 5000 He has also purchased
no. 2sS Ivy Street for $500
A j. Chewning Company yesterday sold
90 j. Swartwout the houses ana lots
Nos. JOE and lol2 North Second Street.
FOR $3.50.
W. Pizzui Company and + Thomp-
son Brown * Co. will at 4.e0 j. H. to-
day sell for George w. Lewis special
commissioner. the frame house and lot
No. sE North seventh Street near
DuVal.
Az interesting auction sale Is am
nounced 10 take place at $50 4 NJ toe
morrow hy Messrs. Green & Redd. The
property 20 he sold is the substantially
built and splendidly arranged three-story
brick dwelling. SO gl3 West Main Street
containing eleven rooms, and standing
on large lot. The dwelling has been
used for Doctors home and Offices. and
is well located for that purpose The
sale viii pos lively take place next Friday
al the hour named.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-08
ATTORNEY-GENERAL MOODY
GOES on SUPREME BENCH
Appointment as Justice Brown S
Successor Made Public
by President.

WASHINGTON. d. g.. November r
TIE President to-day announced ta, ap-
po-ntme0t ~ ATTORNEY General William
Henry Moody. OF Massachusetts. as Gas
tee ~ the supreme Court az tae Unite.
states. 10 succeed Justice Henry Blin,.
Brown. who retired som. time aEo 1fr
Moody has filed the office oc Attorney.
General scnce July 7. 1s4 Previous rl
ti-t time le had served f.r .r. than
two years aa Secretary or Oh. >arr 3D.
lad also represented DIS scat. ir OIL.
tlity-fourth. Fffty-ffth. Fifty-s.Nta ana
Flffy-severtl Congresses Ir Ia r.-
orally expected that N1r. Moody win r..
tire from 1.e Department OF Justice iii.
latter part or December.
Secretary ~ the Interior Ethan Allen
Hltchcock wI retire from Pros.d.r.
Roosevelt Cabinet on H.. 18th Of next
March. and James Il Garfield. of Ohio.
at present Commissioner OF Corporations
VIII succeed him. Herbert Knox Smith
now Assistant Commissioner ~ CORPORA
tons. viii he appointed TO Mr. Garaeld.s
place
I'm tho statement issued from tile White
House to-day announcing the char-a .n
the Interior Department. 10 was I'D
that Mr Hitchcock has Informed tl.
President tAat he would Boo unable TO-
stay after March 4tu sir IIt.h...l,
has for Some time felt that the very cx-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-08
PLEASED WITH VISIT.
Buckneli Team Appreciative Of
Hospitality Of Richmonders

ne bucNnell team returned to Lewis
"N'+ WIN keen appreciation OF the CORDIAL
hospitality extended to them by the YOUNG
people or Richmond. immediately after
."' game tnere was reception to the two
teams AT the Hermitage Club Later i'm the
evening the teams We're entertained this
'hc Masonic Temple II was a hrflIisnt
success, and the Buckneu fellows made
some very fine friendships at this affair
FROM Hucknell's Weekly. The Orange
and Blue"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-08
Daily Court r ecOrd
Circuit Court.

Cases set Tor to-day-Rebecca Roberts
vS. American Tobacco Company. q suit
for damages 20 the amount OF S2.eH.
Misc l.aue0us-In tho case of Charles
Melvin Goodwin Us. d OSullivan. tho
jury returned a verdict for the defendant.
Law and Equity Court.
Suits Instituted yesterday - Wakefield
Manufacturing Company VS. Hopkins
Furniture q mrany for Sil93D
r. A Saunders's sons Company vs.. NJ
j Moore. Tor Sl6S l..
William A. Green vs.. VI. Scherin etc.
Tor SIP
National Bank of virginia VS.. John
Wcsl- s. for S6l Is.
Cases set for to-day-Mary 4 Cooper
NS Richmond Passenger and Power COM
pauy and the receivers thereof. for 500
damages
Hastings Court.
In this court yesterday the following
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-08
Richnonders in New Ynrk

NEW YORK. November algonquin. G. s.
fk ~. Sannau-. Victoria. T. j.
Is Grand. NJ. j. Anderson. Mrs A.
O. Young r. s. Valentine y r Dietrich. {;
Wallace. Netheriaui. j. L. Doliard
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-08

haustius work be has been engaged On
for over c'sht wears TIA tae Interior Dee
partmcnt was wearing ON him. SO as 10
make II Impossible for him much loneer
20 remain
The President urged him % accept the
anihassadorsa ID 90 France. oat Alr Hitch
cock feels taat Do IS entitled to absoilt.
rest and WAS o.l god % refuse the offer
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-08
Parish Party.

A parish party was given in -ha F..-t Tn.-
tartan Church ia-- uiEht s. dell n.flf pr.-
gram was rer -erei. ST.. Luc.'~ Mandolin Cub
proving feature 30 rho EVENING" Tho 1e.0ra-
tl.us We're very artistic. Dcl-es..lrrts were
served AT iatc hour.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-08
Great Values in
Highland Park
The Garden Suburb Of Richmond.

Lots from SOO to S4OO-ten per down, balance in
monthly payments of SIS and $40 WITHOUT INTEREST.
FREE DEED in Of decease AFTER PAYMENT
OF ONE-FIFTH.
Let talk the matter with YOU.
For sale. ONE SEVEN-ROCM HOUSE; MONTHLY
PAYMENTS will MAKE YOU THE OWNER in five or
six years
Two Desirable Houses for Rent-one of six rooms for
$40 per month and one Of eight rooms for Saposseon
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-08
The Confederate n6uSeum

TWELFTH AND CLAY STREETS
open daily from 3 A. NJ to p NJ. Al
D'iA-inn- "a cents ErnA SATURDAY..
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-10-18
JERSEY DOCTOR ACQUITTED
JURY OF POISONING HIS WIFE

NJ t7Ater trial lasting days Or Frank L
Brouuer by poison acquitted late
today.
yesterday today arguments made
Judges oharq, jury. brought seset
guilty" announced the verdict
eheer5 ard appvded
spite apping officers had difficulty sup
pressing
Finally Dr. Brou~er was formally discharssd
Applause then re
tuatons When the excitement has
died rorevhst ssouuer shock Thanked both
JUDGE sndrtson jury the N9neH
children rrrscd about finally baed t's
wall of sped hands crowd shower
ing congratulations Once free Of "e court rs'' Crows
arohcr crowd hsd
waiting o1o~d walked rsP'sy towards h
home.
As Broer came in sight aged ard hs Ht
-9ed n m aoorxag v-ned g are
crowd eb had uned 1rorahuJ ard 6r,fY &
pe5 evidence G. good wilt WIN h7a' Shss' a'
crowd dsp,red nd family vtharsw 20 the houss
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-10-18
DEATHBEO AGON|ES
RE-ENACTED IN
COURTROOM
MOTHER, FIGHTING FOR LIFE OF
HER SON, PRESENTS PA
THETtC SCENE.
PASSED THROUGH TASK
BY Violent Enort-Made Deep impress
eon-Defenac in Case Of Dr.
Brouwer Concludes ITS
Side.

T.,
loMS is'N'r y :" ''.'
remarkable scene was Witnessed o''F-
inc Inc pr grcss ot tho Brouwcr muir
dar tria1 harc to-day whom AIRS Al
,u,a,,fn
'''''' Wv - w. '''s -
b:ouWer' ohactei me oea'"Oe" 7's''e
Of Mrs. Hrou"ef' ioi WHO g 'hU w.
the physician = no" heili7 .''eu ~
q violent eiioti sac p.'SaeU il'"l7
ho ordeal, "hieh lhe'id'd 'he "''i'l4
ga. before the Jury Q 'he ahle 'ilo. 'e'n
cchyuI@oha ot haf atoi'&otot Y 'a"'
l.calih- paca II lhe cA" lt'' hl ''''
or. lighiin7 for tae iil' j. q Ilo'Ily -
her SON initiated IN leeole manner
. me Ir'fible aSoIIle5 Oh "I'- hl"u
"cr'S dedth hour. ilet bl"' Ioli'..l
nom side TO SIDE her II'hpa '"i.'iieu
ana her eyes rolled aa he whispered
~ tones iaafcell 'tNdtpie lhe id7t
words OF the last sinking woman
fbo accne maje dear IMPRESSION
and a5 Prosecutor brown Ied MRS.
I Cai'@'ry rom jaa stand 5ohS were
( heafd lhfoNIRoa the fpoiIi' VIM" 'ii
& FA
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-10-18
SUIT AGAINST POPE
REVEALED BY
SUICIDE
YOUNG PHEAN, SCION OF RICH
FAMILY INITIATES THE
POLICY KING.
MADE SURE OF HIS SHOT


New York, Oct H. Thomas Alex
audog Phelan, mcmleg of a wealthy
family ana one Of The partie 10 4
litigation in which Pope fius X is q
defendant committed suicide today by
shooting himself in the head in a
room at NJ. 1862 Lexington avenue
His bod was found By Mrs. Mary
Bolser who conducts the hons The
body was stretched across the bed
fully dressed and a hand mirror, lying
laxt to il gh3wcd that thc soIfic
troycr had meant to make sure 81
his shot Subsequently a clipping from
= newspaper, telling how Al Adams
the policy king, had shot himself il
front of Il mirror, was found in thf
lead mans pockeibook
Gu the }oom wcrc r3lud che rs in
licating that within h. last few years
1c had handled amounts aggrcgltng
several hundred hoisand dollars
Porliap thc most intere ling docu
mont found ii the y saas sion of The
lcad man was chipping from p
newspaper purportiug 10 be greet
.ug from the supreme court Of this
state, 10 be sent to the Vatican a.
Rome, Il rectiug Sar(a, Pope Plus X
to defend suit in the supreme court
of New York
Justice Amend, Of the supreme
aoari. Part X. signed the order for
lhi. "a be madc on lho Pope hy pnbli
cation and on tho application q
George Flint Warren. counsel fm
Charles G Kos executor of tho viii
bf the tate Mary I.oiiee Paelaa, for
The construction Of the win OF Mary
u. phcan, her mother who was aist
he mother Of the man who killed
himself Mrs Ehelan was I'll. widow
Of Edward Pholan, formerly OF the
firm Of phcan g. De Ia Mer, IN Mo.
bile. Ala, which went out Of business
al the outbreak of the Civil wat
At that time the family went abroad
where Mr. Ph Ian died and after re-
siding in Paris and London for pcrioa
of years the widow and her children
returned to this country Mrs. Phelan
lied 1883. leaving her estate TO
her children including Thoma Alex
ander rhclan ana other near relatives.
bu making a provision that upon the
death og The Iaet surviving child The
trust created for that child should be
piyau ia tAp popp for Tho haupHf Of
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-10-18
PLUNGED TO DEATH.
TO ESCAPE HIS
PURSUERS
KENTUCKY MURDERER AFTER
KILLING MISTRESS FINDS
DEATH HOUR LATER.
DASHED BEFORE TRAIN
After One inatant Of indccI-icn.
Backward Glance, Then a Scream
and Tratnmen Gathered Up
D,smembered Rerra:ns.

Maysyille, Ky, Oct IL Tom Ore
gan a baker committed murder hefe
tonigh and Within al hour acted ali
Nj own judge ana jury. anu e1ecnlef
himself II most horrible mannor.
O'Regan. i Is Gained, iiycd with
Mrs Pecky Bradford, on the l,exing
ton and MaysyilIe pike,
They quarreled frequently, II ID said
because he accused her of agsociatng
with other men Ton ght abont az 30.
he went 10 their home ana again ae-
used her Of entertaining other men.
md, drawing a revolver sho her
lead
Immediately after the killing he
led. Hoping to elude the officers he
tartc1 for this city. expecting no
10 doubt. TO escape by the ra lroad or
,cros the river New OF his c1tne.
ioweyer, preceded him u tliis CITY
ND No police were on the loltunt for
lim.
He started for the q n y traaf
lnSl ABOUT the tlne fl&it iuF fil~
'innat was due Tho pol.c we're ctese
IN The heels Of the fugitive as th
trains came down o Regan ran 70.
ward Il While The police Her raoidy
gaining on him.
It was nip and tuck whe her he
could catch the train and even II he
did The thought must have struck him
that II would he no use he wonli
be taken anyhow There seemed no
escape The train came In, The crr@
saw him rush toward tbs tgacks
One In, tant OF indccisipn 4 back
ward glance that measured his pur
suers and with a screBm the leeing
murderer dashed himself before The
Fu1HTHB rrHTTT- tTtT7 ~ l. L
two and the two parts We're picked up
by the Mortified tralnmcn
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-10-18
BANKERS KEYNOTE
IS CURRENCY
REFORM
QUESTION LAID OVER BY ASSO
CtATiON UNTIL THURSDAY
HEAR ROUTINE REPORTS.

st. Lauis. Mo, OcD l1-The first
davs session of The nual convention
of the American Bankers Association
was devoted almos, entirely to hear
ing routine reports Questions of
currency reform were laid over for
d'gcu sion tomorrow when the feder-
ri legislative committee win lay ue
fore the convention the elastic cur
rency plan dt has prepared Cur
rcncy reform is apparently The key
nolc ard main idoa oi fhe convention
Addresses of welcome were respond
ed to by President John l.. Hamilton
OF Hoopeston, Ill.,, who also delivered
his annual address.
The report Of the protective com
miltco was read by E +. Swinney,
president OF the First National Bank
,f Kansas city
Report of ne committee ON uniform
negotiahle instrument laws WAS pre-
sentcd by Chairman r. ID Keys cast
Ter o fbc Farmers National Bank, Of
Springfield. H. showing the District
of Columbia and IS states are now
acting under the negotiable instrl-
ment law
Kegular business Of the convention
was suspended and Charloa r. Fowler
chairman of the committee ou bark
inc and currency of Tho house of rep
rcscutadycs spoke ON the topic;
Pending Financial LEGISLATION.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-10-18
It WAS NOT A Nut
But the Chinamap Who Cracked the
Torpedo Did Not
Know II.

Cleveland, Ohio. oct H. Yee Hing
proprietor of clothes wa5hery hese.
now know the difference between a
railroad yo'pedo aud nut
He gained his knowledge through
bitter exper euce A railroad man ent
his oyerals TO Kings laundry forget
ting to remove railroad torpedo
from one Of the pockets Hing dis
covered the torpedo. Nicey nut he
murmured to himself as he feached
for a naiiron.
His innocent curiosity prompted
him TO crack open the torpedo He
laid it on the hoor and gave il a
bang with The natirou
They may save Hins, but the laan.
~ noor is a wrecl
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-10-18
FAVoRS THEIR RETENTION.

Chicago. llL. Oct 1T-lf the wishes
of the railroad surgeons of America
as expressed at their annual moctne
here tonight. are needed boy railway
companies engineers and Grcmou. cx
pcr'cnccd iu the service. no lungcr
viii bc discharged for defective cyo-
sight but allowed TO wear otcglas cs
end retain their position Several sur
econs spoke in favor Of this propJsi.
ton
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-10-18
BRYAN AT MILWAUKEE,.

NHNank C.. W.T. Oct IL VIM. J.
Bryan thi afternoon addressed "a
large gathering of people He was
given an enthusiastic reception He
poke for state and congressional
~ kcta and dwclt At length upon ma
tiona questions. repeating many If
as views as expressed in o'ber
pcfChes.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-10-18
ABANDON HOPE Of
RAISING SUhKEN
SUBMARINE
GREW OF FOURTEEN WHO WENT
DOWN IN LEuTsN CANNOT
BE RESCUED.
TRAGEDIES OF THE SEA
OF Past TWO Years Show That Five Of
the Piungers and Their Crews
Have FoQnd Deep Watcry
Graves.

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Paris Oct 17.-The French naval
authorities have practically abandon,
Cd All hone Of rescuinq the crew OF the
submarine heat Leuten, and even
aoubt TIE possibi!itv Of ever raising
ne vessel
-
Tho Iaufin wac I25 feet long with
i, dfsnls ccncnt of ts5 tons and n
saaad w. tbn Surface of 1225 kuo 3
a,l J.nots .phmoraed Her enaines
,..rr aoar,tal ,hy electricity sho
.r.. ,,ilt IN pochcrort IN tq0t
rr,aoaie. il r,uo voars
ua,o !. M trooic s.orv Of subma
- h.,., d,s,afors di,riop tba last two
="
-, te ,ooe british eubma.
'e ,E - o,eereto.n. All
,.u.J ,.,,r+
, 90 toog pritieh submarine
-, nor,s,,o,4b Eourtcon
~.
~ = ,oos pr.,.. a,,,,,rino A a
',''o !. n,.,,.,,.s ro,rtae, ivea
- "
july 6, 19o5-French submarine Far
fadet sunk off Biserta, TQnis- Th =.
teen lives lest.
October 16, 1906-French submarine
leuten sunk of Bisefta. Fourteen
/ lives lost.
There lis a peculiar horror usually
lattached 70 the wrocNlug the sub
marine. Unlike q disaster 10 2 cralI
sa'iihs on ,Uc SUI ',"e' ~ WV w."
tlR e'" ~
i'.ll1 ..,..a
dof's - ''' 'l0'' 49,
over ''N'' ,b.t,
7''N'l"' ~ .u'