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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-13
HOW PRESIDENT ROOSE-
WELT STANDS ON CUBA
Annexation NOT Considered for Mnute BY the President
The Whole South american Question InvOved~The
Island to be Set Up In Government
Business Again Sure.

Intentions. We would not accept
South America ns "a rift We have
enough OF distant pogBoHaions and DO
not hunger for added responsibilities
am We want is South American good
VIII and trade. Thla we want very
much. and are willing 90 make con.
siderable advances 20 secure them.
n has been one of President RooBn-
voits pet ambitions 10 bring about
better relations with south America
ho has hOred 10 go from the white
House with this % hls credit and,
after long reflection and much discus.
sion with his associates and friends,
he decided on the special mission of
Secretary Root as best calculated 20
accomplish the result.
Tho outbreak In Cuba came NJ Il
particularly in0pportuno time. From
che very hrat President Roosevelt saw
how chance seemed likely 20 undo In
a day what he was striving so con
iinuoualy and lah0rlOualy 10 bring
about
Consequently there IS nothing IN
the official utterancoH OF our state and
war departments that would cast the
least doubt on the ultimate purpose
of the United states 90 leave the iHi
aud ni the hfg, aYailrtle opportunity
the preaidont has not had q ckance
io speak Qficially himHelf, bat the
proclamation issued by Secretary Taf'
s substantially his uttcranco tla text
was carefully revised BY the president
The appointment Of MaEuon 10 with
{ cut particular signldcanco, Taft q
TOO busy to remain indefinitely ln ia
+ Faua, and Il Is quite certain that
weeks and perhaps months viii be re
Z Qulrod i0 paclfy che island gather ir
iho arms and ammunition, hold a spe-
Z cia leloctlon, organize a now executive
force. arrange for the repayment oI
the money spent hY the united State.
/ in intervention, ana sri the Culan rq
4 public going once again These de-
tails win be worked ont by Mag0on
The whole Cuban matior will bl
I discussed in the presidents mosaagl
90 congress. "A present Sc D. hla pur
pose 10 have only a brlef mention %
Cuba in the regular message. and then
90 diHcuHHa Cuba fully On 6peaia
meEaaEo tO he sent to congress fev
days later
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-13
PINE ASSOCIATION MgETs
IN CHARLE8TON, s. 6

Charleston, =. g.. Oct. il.-The
North Carolina Pine association, com.
posed of iumhor and the allied trades
ana representing the bulk Of The lum.
bCr output in Virginia ana tho caro-
llnas held ita annual meeting ln tho
assembly rooms ~ the Commercial
club here today There Was q very
large httcndaRco Addresses we're q s.
livored BIZ former Governor Aycock
of Caroline, Gov. Hayward of South
Carolina. Senator john r. Hlllman,
noka Smith ana John Temple Greene.
During the PROCEEDINGS @ iranaplTei
hat farms connected with the aaao-
clatlgn cui no less than lhree billion
feet % timber durlnF the past year
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-13
BELIEVES MURDERERS
SHOULD Be LYNCHEO
BELEN 10 TO HAVE $4,000 HOTEL
eulL.DlNG--sTRUCTURE rs
BEING CONSTRUCTED.

Iohu Becker, of John Becker COM
pany of Belen. said yesterday AZ
the Alyarado that in biz opinion the
peerpetFat0ra Of the murder of James
Hlll.ngslea and william MclAugh. /.
September 2aih. should Do iYnchca
without a trial One of the meu la
about 40 years OF hge and me other "a
probably 26 The crime was done on
no pruyuoatiOn whatever and Tor no
gain the murderefH did if apparently
luat 10 Do killing someone and tho
severost penalty gf the laW would bo
none too good for them The mur
dorers are nov On lail at soc0ffo,
Ia speaking ~ BeIon a. new
town 0n the cut IN. Mr. noeNor says
that tho place Is being treated 10 new
improvements almost every day a
foundation hNa been iaia i0f a fipf
O0Q hotel building 90 bc built BY Miss
Bertha Ruiz. proprietress of the Com
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-13

oINflhl Correspondent.
Washington. ID. c.. Oct li-ll o.
not the purpose of President Rooao-
welt 20 have cuba annexed. This IS
authoritative.
some confusion seems 40 have re-
suited from the annexation utter
ancos of Senators Boyerldge nne
Hemenway. OF Indiana. Some people
knowing the intimate relations be-
tween President itoos welt and 8ena.
tor neyerido. jumped to the con-
emslon that the Indiana senator was
talking for the white house. Cun-
stauonfly the white house now takes
occasion 30 aci the matter straight.
nut President Roosevelt has other
plans for Cuba So far as the plans
extend they are Tor a new Cuban gov.
ernmeut and a fair start for q neH
trial at free and independent govern
mcni what may happen N thore ID
another revelation President Rouse-
Welt will not discuss
President Roosevelt D. particularly
anxious at This time that the good
/ faith 0f the unitCd states m lts trent
ment Of Cuba. should not 90 open %
Question, as there Is more Involved
than merely our rotations with thia
| small island Our relations. com
mercial aud diplomatic with the en-
tire continent 0i South America are
involved
The South American countries have
found much ln recent history 90 feed
their suspicions aud diafru8t FlPs'
came the original Cuban Intervention
with the resultant war with Bpala
inon the inaurgenf state 0f punamt
was given aid and comfort by th'
/ United States. With what resulted il
almost annexation Of strip ncroa.
the iaihmus adjacent in me canal
After this there waa tho Rautl
| Domingo affair. with American gal
ships tabtus poaaeaa.on of ths
] Dominican casiom h0uses. ANA nthe
steps savorlns OF possession and con
quest
AN these things serve io c0nvlncl
the republics 90 the south of as. tha
Uncle Sam awaited only the 0DpOrtuu
| ity 20 gobble ali the land on the con
tlneni
Nov the United States has no aucl
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-13

the roaprortionmcnt contention %
was carried.
Ncgtor Munioya presented a. rceO-
luton 30 make the republican emblem
In this county the flag which was
adopted by the territorial committee
at Las Vegas
Frank A. Huhboil announced a
meeting at hls once al no o'clock this
morning and the convention adjourn
cd.
The county republican central tom.
mitiee mas established headquarters
In the old law once rooms OF y. e..
Rodoy in the Biodsoc building on
/ Railroad avenue
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-13
GOOD llvs STOCK


MissOula Mont Oct 1.-THE IN
spoctlon of live stock exhibits at Mis-
HOula fair took place today. After
the inspection there waa D parade OF
road houses at the fair grounds and
around fhe track and a parade OF
live stock in front % the gfand stand
Two attractions that ErcailY helped
tO swell the attendance were q one
milo ladies driving race limited o.
ladies' of the Bitter Root and French
town valleys ami a balloon aacension
and paraohuto leap ln tho agrlculiur-
al BAN ln tho afternoon there WAS an
Interesting apple packing contest Tho
award Of premiums also took place to-
day. The Western Montana faiG
which HAS been organized with q view
tn showing forth tho advantages %
flathead, Sanders. RaTa.li sad Mis-
sonla cOuntloa ha1 proved io ho an un.
qualified success.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-13

morcial hotel &. r Cramer. of this
city has purchased a couple OF lots az
Bclon upon which ho viii erect a
business building 20 be- occupied by
Id plumbing establishment.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-13
BANKERS NETTING

Washington ID ~. Ocf 1.-THE
members of tho American Bankers
association, who are holding on lm.
nortant conference here were FecoiF.
"a az The White House thls afternoon
at g o'clock by the president
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-13

THE CANDIDATES.
For mi Of Countll-W. b. Chiders
OF Representatives-Gcorgo
For COUNTY commlssoners sanchez First
j. u
IudEc-Iaidfo SandOval
For pruha Cork--Nestor MOntoya
For s.. Huhbei.
For Aasesor-Goorgo y. Albright
Treasurer and Ex-omco Colector-c. Ed Newcomer
County schoOl5-J. A. Miller
County suryoyor-Don T. Rankin
Candidates Huhhell r.
Huhbel ~ wikerson a. u Raynods' d r. Hickey. r. G.
Ga.ic-~ez. E W,
Members Republican County CommiooFrank A.
bell Tiubbel Wlkeson, W b. Chlder W. strlckler.
D. Metzgar others TO be named later.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-13

frost last nlfhi did untold damage in
thl seciion of the MichiEaa fruit belt.
snow ioll last nlght and today 20 "a
depth uf ciEht inches
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1906-11-16
INJURED IN ACCIDENT.
(Prescott -ourna1.:diner.l


Although suffering from broken
collar bone and a number of painful
bruises. Mrs. J. Lloyd of North Mount
Vernon street, is thankful that she
escaped more serious injury, Sunday
afternoon, about O'Clock, when the
horse she was driving took fright at
a pack train on the Copper Basin
road, near the summit of the divide
and raced madly down the steep grade,
overturning the buggy, and throwing
Mrs. LLOYD, her littla daughter, ert
little Miss IGLhcr, tno other occupaD.
of the rig, to the ground.
Mrs. Lloyd's daughter sustained 4
deep abrasion over the right eye, and
other painful bruises, the Tucker girl,
who was thrown intO come brush, es-
Gaping with only p few slight
scratches.
Robert Brow, miner of the Copper
Basin district, and the driver of the
pack mules, afforded all the assistance
possible to the injured ones. mes
senger being dispatched to this city
for a doctor DIR. Southworth respond
| ing, he and Mr.. Brow bringing Mrs
, Lloyd and the children to Prescott il
buggies. A gold watch, lost by Mrs
lloyd IN the runaway, was found b.
| Mr.. Brow. and returned to her.
Mrs. Lloyd and the injured children
are reported as doing nicely. at a lats
hour this morning.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1906-11-16
D|SRUPTER OF ZION
IS IN Los ANGELES
Says Town Dowie Made Is a
Financial Machine and
'ApoStIe" Is PenniIeSS,

LOS ANGELES. Nov. 15.-Charles
F. Parham. the man who, according
to telegraphic advices from Chicago,
broke into Zion City and disrupted the
Dowie cult, has arrived in Los Angeles
and with handful of his chosen fol-
lowers is holding meetings daily in
Temperance Temple.
Parham declares that Zion City has
degenerated into a mere financial ma
chine, to be used by Voliva to work his
ends Dowie, he says, is completely
downed, and though Doth of the apos-
ties children are well provided for
the old man himselft is practically
penniless.
Several sects besides the one intro
duced by him have sprung up in Zion
City, according to this new evangelist
and the result is that the original com.
pany banded together by Dowie is rap
idly disintegrating.
My doctrine is some what similar
to Dowie's,' HI, said, except that dc
not believe in his ecclesiasticism and
mis- dabbling in financial affairs. IL is
wrong for any minister to do that. In
six years he spent $30.000,O00. and the
worst part of It is that all this sum
did not belong to him."
Short OF stature and thin of chest,
with the fact of the dreamer OF new
cults, this son of Kansas stood be,
fore half a hun ired people yesterday
afternoon and expounded the tenets
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1906-11-16
ARIZONA HORSE TOO
SLOW FOR PHALLA
Custer Makes Poor Showing at
Races at Phoenix and
Loses 2.09 Pace.

PHOENIX, Nov 15.-Fully $500 peo-
pie were in their seats at the fair
grounds yesterday afternoon when the
first race was called.
incoming trains last night and this
morning brought people from all parts
Of the territory. swelling the number
OF visitors probably 1900.
Interest centered today in the 2:09
pace. in which Custer, j. c. Adams
fas young horse, was entered. This
was Clusters first appearance since a
triumphant campaign through tie
east \
IN the first hess of the 2.os pace,
which was the Globe stake for $1,000
the horses finished as follows:
Phalla, Denbertha, Delilah. The Don
ma, Custer: time 2:05 4.
Custer got away bad and faltered
in the stretch. Pkalla is owned by
Gatcomb, owner of Audubon Boy.
Many are of the opinion that she is a
better animal than Custer at the pac-
ing game.
In the first heat of the 2:15 pace,
Col. Greene stake of $1,000, the fin
ish was as follows: Bystander, Den
uio l., Ian o. dhu fduI uS nelly
time, 2:10 IL
In the second heat of the 2:J9 pace
the horses finished as follows: Phal-
la, Delilah, Custer, The Donna, Den
bertha; time, 2:05 "a. Custer did
somewhat better in this heat.
The second heat of the 2:15 pace
resulted as follows: Bystander, Den
ME T., Paul de Kelly, Dan s.; time.
PIP IL. Bystander appears too fast
for the company he is in.
Phalla won the third heat of the
800 pace in 2:06 IL. Custer was
fifth, making poor showing.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1906-11-16
Little Dick
The Market Boy

Friday. fish day, best day, an .
OATS no dream, when you live in
a town like 6isbee dat has a
store like de Old Mans, where
you can get de best wat is in de
fish line, fresh from de water.
An we got an extra fine treat
for you today. Tink of it! A
big bunch of Real, Genuine
Frog Legs, dats once was able
to hop. Dat hits you about
right? Well, guess! So, get
busy, you know where de Cows
tail is? Always behind, an that
is why it always get left. To-
; day will be red letter day in
de water line. We got most
everything you can tink of. So,
have look:
SMOKED SALMON, FRESH
COLUMBIA RIVER SALMON,
STRIPPED BASS, PERCH,
SOLE, HALlIeUT, FOUND
Err, TOM cooy YELLOW
TAIL, COD, SURF FISH, CAT
FISH, sHAD, AND DON'T FOR
GET OYSTERS.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1906-11-16
DICKS STOCK LETTER.

ESPECIAL Wire D Due & Overlook
NEW YORK. Nov. 15.-Today's mar
ket opened about one-haif point hieh
er and showed considerable activity
and strength, particularly the Harri
man issues and st. Paul. The latter
stock became somewhat reactionary
and the general list reacted from hall
TO one per cent in the active stocks
In the afternoon new buying appear
ed, and a smart rally took place un
der the leadership of Southern p
cific. st. Paul and Union Pacific, car
rying these stocks up to the best
prices Of the day. Later prices be
came irregular. and at the close the
undertone was very firm and mos
stocks showed substantial gains fol
the day.
Call money ruled easier during the
day.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1906-11-16
STANDARD OIL
WAS AFTER
HOCH
That Is Belief of Kansas Gov
ernor Who Came Near
Being Defeated,

TOPEKA. Kan. Nov 15.-After fire.
quent discussions of the case with
his advisers and hearing the results
of their Investigations. Governor Hoch
has become convinced that the Stand
ard Oil company was behind the fight
made on him in the recent campaign
which resulted in his reelection by
a plurality CT less than 1000 votes as
against plurality of $1,000 two years
ago. He viii consult with Attorney
General-elect =. S. Jackson this week
in regard othe hes tmethod OF I'M
covering the whole truth. Governor
Hoch said today:
u do not think the labors of some
of the strongest Harris supporters
were given gratuitously 10 the Demo
Gratis One of thes supporters has a
reputation Of not giving something for
nothing.
Il am IN hearty accord with any eff
fort which may result in uncovering
the source Of this fight and every part
Of the state machinery available will
be leaned to the purpose of the investi-
cation.
IL is understood that the governor
and Chairman drummer have received
some very interesting information dur
ing the few days that have interviewed
since the election. One of these ru-
lnors is that the representative of an
eastern corporation which watches the
affairs of the Standard closely, told
= Kansas hotelkeeper six months ago
that four of the largest railroads in
Kansas were raising a fund TO change
the political complexion of a news
paper and furnish its political editor. "
This story is to be followed to its
scarce.
Complete officials returns from nine
.y-six out of los counties give Hoch
a plurality of 1850 votes over Harris
The nine counties still out are all
small ones but will probably bring
Governor Hoch's plurality down to 2,
600 or less.
The Democratic gains in the lower
house Of the state legislature have not
seriously disaranged the lineup o.
members or the senatorial question
and it is probable that Congressman
Curtis of the first district will go be
fore the caucus of Republican mem
bers of the house and senate witt
more votes than any other candidate
but that he will not be able to secure
enough votes TO become the part!
nominee and will be defeated by eth
er United States Senator A. W. Ben
son. candidate for reelection, or J. L
Bristow. farmerly fourth assistan
postmaster general.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1906-11-16
ROCK DRILLERS
REACH PHOENIX
Brawny Men Who viii Com
pete For Prizes at Fair
Thursday.
Especial to Review

PHOENIX. Nov. 14.-Bob Lyons.
Page brothers. Lawrence Laggin and
John Connors arrived here this morn
ing from Cochise ground to get q
days rest before competing in the
rockdGsning contests at the fair
grounds.
Tomorrow o. NJ. King, McIvers and
Pickens, Fred Yockey and others are
expected to reach the city. Yockey
is the champion single-heanded driller
of the world. In Lawrence Laggin he
may find a worthy foe this time.
In the double-handed contests Page
brothers and McIyers and Pickens are
certain to compete. 1t is possible that
Waltes Erads law and Yockey Will
make UP another team. in the single
contests. Yockey, Laggin, Louis Page
and others are entered.
Records will probably be broken
Thursday At the fair last year the
best hole for double team was 40 as
inches by McIvers and Ross. and foT
the single, II rs inches by Yockey.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1906-11-16

as he named it
In the couree % his talk he found il
necessary to rail at every form of re
iigion save his own, to assure those
who chung to other creeds that Hell
was their portion and Heaven his. A
few women in the audience shouted
words of approval at suitable inter
walls, a man or two asked questions
but there was none Of the magnetic
enthusiasm re claims for his meetings
in other places manifest here.
When Parham left Chicago he is said
TO have announced that he would re
turn soon and call convention of the
Apostolic Faith" at Zion City.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1906-11-16

tonight. Three buildings where more
than 500 persons were employed, were
burned. The loss is 100000. The
plant will be rebuilt Immediately.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1906-11-16
100000 FIRE IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Nov. 15.-The plant OF
the American Cutlery company in
Mather Street was destroyed by fire
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-10-09
ADAMS MURDERED,
SAYS THE CORONER
Official Declares That One of Witness
es at Inquest Committed the
Crime.

New York, Oct. 9.-That Albert J..
Adams. the so-called policy king" who
was found dead in his room in the To-
tel Ansonia, was murdered is the belief
of Coroner Hamburger, as expressed at
the opening of the inquest into Adams
death today. The coroner said he is
convinced the investigation also would
reveal evidence TO show the murderer
is a prominent witness at the inquest.
At the conclusion of the inquest the
coroner's jury returned a verdict that
Adams came TO his death by suicide.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-10-09
Prospect of HostiIities in
Cuban City Ex-
ceIlent.
PEACEMAKER. IS SENT
But One Band In Santiago That
Has Not Laid Down
Its Arms.

Havana, Oct 9.-Cienfuegos is still
the danger spot in the Cuban situation
The factional i'll feeling that has exist
ed there since the presidential cam
paign of 1876. resulting in the death of
Congressman Villuendas and Chief of
Police Illance, increased during the re-
cent revolution TO such an extent that
the return of the rebels. from the field
is causing dangerous condition, which
the provisional government considers
it is highly necessary to end. In view
of this, Governor Taft last night sent
Consul General Steinhart TO Cienfuegos
TO effect reconciliation if possible.
Nearly All Disbanded.
Havana, Oct 9.-The disarmament
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-10-09
First Game Between Cubs and White Sox Is
Played Before Record Crowd Despite
the Unfavorabe Weather.
BEGIN GATHERING AS EARLY AS $50
Thousands Doomed to be Disappointed in Effort to See Con-
tests---Lineup Announced d--George Davis
Out for the Sox.

stole second. Rohe was out, Brown to
Chance. One run.
King went to first on balls. Brown
bounced the ball over Altrock's head
and it went past second for a hit. Hof-
man sacrificed and was out. Altrock to
Donohue. King came home on wild
pitch. Brown went TO third Schultz
was out, Robe to Donohue. One run.
SEVENTH INNING.
In the seventh Donohue singled 10
Brown. the ball bouncing off his feet
TO right. went TO second on wild
pitch. Dougherty hit TO Brown and
Donohue was put out between second
and third, Brown to Steinfeldt 10 Tink.
er Dougherty stole second. Sullivan
flied TO Sheckard. Tannehill out, from
Tinker TO Chance. No runs
Chance flew out TO Dougherty and
Steinfeldt to Rohe Tinker fouled 10
Sullivan. No runs.
EIGHTH INNING.
In the eighth Altrock singled past
third. Hahn tried TO sacrifice. but
forced Altrock. Brown 10 Tinker. Hahn
was out stealing, King TO Evers. tho
latter being spiked. but continued to
play. Jones was out 70 Chance unas-
sisted. No runs.
Evers was ont, Isbell to Donohue
King singled TO center Brown saeri-
feed. Sullivan to Donohue. Holman
flied 10 Jones No runs.
Chicago. Oct 9.-Excitement over
tho 6ret hoeohou S,o,,o - 10 ,Io..oa
this afternoon for the worlds cham
pionship between the Chicago teams Of
the National league and the American
league. was at fever heat early today.
Although the gates 10 the ball park
were not opened until noon. there was
a crowd Of 100 in line at the ticket Of
flee as early as $50. BY II the string
of people was a block I'm length and
growing larger every minute.
Thousands Disappointed.
Despite every effort made for the ac-
cOmmOdation of a record breaking at
tendance it is probable many thous-
ands will not be able TO gain admission
to the games. over twenty thousand
general admission tickets will be plac-
ed on sale at double the usual rates.
and il is believed these will be ex-
hausted within two hours after the
ticket offices are opened.
The weather does not promise to be
the best for baseball 1t is cloudy and
dark. with a strong breeze from the
north.
Davis Not I'm Game.
1t is officially announced that George
Davis. short stop for the Sox. will not
be in the game. He is suffering from
a sore back. Rohe will play i'm that
position. This is considered point i'm
favor Of the Cubs as Davis is trife
better fielder and better hitter than
Robe.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-10-09
STANDARD OIL co.
PLACED ON TRIAL
Conspiracy in Restraint Of Trade
Charge Brought at Findlay,
Ohio.

Findlay, Ohio. oct. 9.-The Standard
Oil company of Ohio was put on trial
here today charged with conspiracy
against trade in violation of the state
and trust laws. The penalty prescrib-
ed is a fine from $50 10 $4,000. or from
six TO twelve months Imprisonment.
John ID. Rockefeller was originally
party TO the suit but was granted
separate trial. the date of which will
depend on the success of the state in
the present proceedings.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-10-09

commissioners in Santiago report all in
surgents in that province have been
disbanded with the exception of one
band which is in an inaccessible region
near Kayamo.
Taft has ordered the cruiser Des
Moines to embark the commissioners at
Santiago City and land them at Van
zanillo. whence they will be able to
reach the insurgents camp.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-10-09
CLING IA HOURS TO HULL
Captain and Five Men of British
Schooner are Rescued.

New Haven. Conn. Oct 9.-After
clinging to the side of the capsized
British schooner, Oceanic, for IA
hours, Captain Lohems and crew of
five men were rescued by the auxiliary
yacht Aloha and brought to port yes
terday. The Oceanic overturned in a
blow yesterday. 1t was towed here
by the yacht and now lies on the beam
ends in the lower harbor.