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The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-11-06

Or Chief Justice of the Supreme Court.
 JOHN R. TYSON.
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county llcket. For Senior Judge-Crlmlnal Court: DANIEL A. GREENE.
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Tor Associate Justices of the Supreme
 Court:
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JOTIN R. DOW WDELD, THOMAS c. MCCLELLAN.
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For Sheriff: J. P. STILES.
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For County Auditor: ROBERT A. MORRIS.
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For Representative: JERE CLEMENS KING.
 l.. J. HALEY.
 SAM WILL JOHN. R. r. LOVELADY. W. b. URQUHART. JOHN T. GLOVER. DIR. NJ. c. RAGSDALE.
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For State Senator: NATHAN l.. MILLER.
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For Attorney General: ALEX NJ. CAREER.
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For Road Supervisor:
 JOE HILL.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-25
pARrs SUNDAY QuIgTER.
The Rest Law ii Gaming d Wider Ac'
ceptance.

Paris, Sept. %. This city Of gaycty,
which has hardly been ready to acknow
ledge the possibility that Il could ever
have an English Or American sunday.
is slowly swinging around to ~ att
titndein which it is seriously regarding
such metamorphosis. More business
places were closed Sunday tlnn on pre-
vious Sundays, and the papers, which
have hitherto ridiculed the possibility
81 Paris toleratiDg an Angle Saxon Sum
day. print more or less accurate accounts
of sunday observance lii England, Ger
many and the United States in connec-
ton with the news Of the day The
representatives of the working people on
Sunday went on the principle that the
employees should have day Of rest
even II they Ind To fight for X, and
they made demonstrations before stores
remaining OPEN Their entertainment
committees did not consist of il few
men looking for an opportunity 70 hit
Il man IN the baek, bit comprised large
bodies Ok men who attracted attention
to employers who kept open and tried
to influence them or compel them to
close. The ely of these committees was
Close, in the name Of the law." They
had only enc collision With the police,
and that was not serious.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-25

their treatment the disease spread to
four different parts Of his body. The
longer the doctors treatedhim theworse
il grew. During the day it would get
rough and form ike scales. AT night it
would be cracked, infamed, and Badly
swollen, with terrible burning and itch
ing. When / think Of his suffering, il
nearly breaks my heart. His screams
could be heard down stairs. The suf-
fering of my son made met fun Of misery.
| had no ambition to work, to eat, nor
could sleep.
One doctor told me that my sons
eczema was incurable and gave il up
for a bad Job. One evening / saw an
article in the paper about the wonderful
Cuticura and decided to give il trial.
II tell you that Cutictira Ointment
Is worth its weight in gold; and when |
hadused the first box of Ointment there
was n great Improvement, and by the
time had used the second set Of Cuti-
cilra Soap, Ointment, and Resolventmy
child was cured. He is now twelve
years old, and his skin is as fine and
smooth rs silk. (signed) Michael Stein
man, Summer Avenue, Brooklyn,
NJ. ~, April l6, 1907"
Complete Esefnsl and Inteynai Treatment for syesy
1guup from riarles q SrofulH, from lntAnry e Age
eunsiSting IN CNcirs k1np, 15c Uinasnt, 91e beeoi-
YET M Sc RIA q sseress soss sln 80 ~ s ~
pciter DriiS Chem. Corp, Sole Props, Bosicn,
gs-Mslird Frse How 20 cars Hulnofs Y chndhscd y
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-25
Plan to Congress Committee
a Failure
OTHER STEPS TAKEN
Office Holders Are Expected to Help
Democrats Also Fail to
Work the Dollar
idea

Washington Sept. 25. The dollar
contribution plan Of the Republican con
slessional campaign committee Is d fail-
ure. II has not brought IL anything
like enough money 10 meet the COM
inittee's expenses and 50 the old policy
of assessing federal Office holders and
Of begging from various sources Il 10
br resorted to. The committee hns des
isnateds Sibley Biebcr, local politician
Of some consequence nj collector of
funds here at the NATIONAL capitol, Of
iceloldefs are receiving notices that they
cam help the coAlnittea out al hole
hy contributing ) per cent Of their sal
aries. Assessments are not To be made
for the reason chat THE committee de-
sires to evade the civil service law, but
government employees IN the classified
service and outside Of 1t arr aware that
they are expected to contribute, Tie
COMMITTEES i appointing collectors for
other cities and hopes To yet something
ought Of the ofiieeholders in every part
Of the country. Members OF the COM
mittee say that the dollar contributions
would scarcely pay the board of one
member Of the campaign committee at
New York The Democratic committee,
which maintains headquarters here, IS
even harder mp than tho Republican or
ganizaticn. IL, too, tried the dollar
plan without success and Chairman
Griggs and Assistant Chairman Bowers
have gone to New York 10 sec IL they
can get track Of any money.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-25
BULL IN A HONEYMOON;
COUPLE FLEE TO SWAMP
Smith College Professor and His Bride
Have Exciting Experience Down
IN Maine.

Brunswick. Me-, Sept. 25.--'rhe excit-
ing experience OF Smith college pro-
fcsSor, Dr. Harris II Wilder. and bis
bride while on their honeymoon has
Just become known.
dr.. Wilder fof many years has passed
his summers nc Mere Point A short
time ago he quietly left the Point, aud
going 10 Boston. became benedict, his
bride being his assistant at Smith, Miss
Inez Whipplc.
Plans had been made 10 pass their
honeymoon on an uninhahited island
near Mere Point. Having pitched their
tents Mrs Wilder noticed 4 number of
eattle grazing near. Dr. Wilder started
To drive the intrnders away and suc-
eecded, with the exception that big
bnll objected 70 being disturbed Tic
dinner was left untasted, for the APP
proaeh Of the bull was a warning not
% linger
A swamp was close at hand, and in
that the doctor and his bride found
refuge. After several hours tho bull got
tired 81 watching and rcioinel the herd.
Then Dr. and Mrs. Wilder returned to
the tent The bull soon discovered that,
and again drove the invaders into the
swamp
This time Or. and Mrs. Wilder re-
treated 10 The boat For a long time
they we're held oil the island, but 1T
last were allowed 10 land and pack mp
what little the bull had left Of their
camping outfit.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-25
vERMoNr's TRIALS DEC. ga.
New Battleship Will Be Largest warship
Ever in Boston Harbor.

Boston, Mass, Sept 25.--Wond has
been received at the Charlestown navy
ward that the new battleship Vermont
now nearing completion at the Fore
River shipyards in Quincy. win arrive
here on November 20, and that she IS
60 be noated into drydock No. ? at
food tide the following day The ship
viii be cleaned and painted while ia
the dock, and is likely TO attract
great denl Of attention, for she will be
the largest warship which ever game
into Boston harbor, with a thousand tons
more displacement than the battleships
81 the Georgia class, the heaviest which
have so far entered the drydock. The
Vermont is coming here direct fran her
builders yard for the pupose " being
made ready for her official speed trial
OIL the Maine coast near Rockland. The
tests for standardization of The screws
viii he, held on December ~ and the
four hours speed run the day following
Oh the way back TO Boston light. The
naval board OF inspection aud survey
viii be on board and will have charge
of the trial, while q builders crew and
captain from the Fore River works will
sail the ship.
The Vermont will have displacement
Of 10000 and 1890 indicated horse.
power. On her four hours endurance
run She viii be required to make AZ
least Is knots per hour. The ships
measurements are Length, $50 feet
breadth on water line, " feet; mean
draft. 2Ala feet and her bunker capac-
IN viii be about 1900 tons.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-25
Chicago Comes Abreast of
New York
IN THE AMERICAN LEAGUE
Defeated Boston, While Highlanders Lost
TO Detroit--cleyelan Is Creeping
Up the Sldelines and Nay
Spring Surprise.

The great contest for the champion,
ship of the American baseball league
gains iii interest with each passing day
81 the last two weeks Of the race. The
results Of yesterday place Chicago on
iii even footing with New York, tlle
former having won from Boston and The
latter falling down before Detroit. Cleve-
land, q dark horse, II coming down the
stretch, and may nose IN ahead at the
finish. The Indians are playing 4 strong
game now. and 1t would not be i great
surprise 70 see them capture the PEN
mint IL spite Of their i'll luck this Sen,
son. Philadelphia II hopelessly out III
the race, and win have to fight 10 re-
main III the first division. The Aths
letics were shut out ny Cleveland yes
terday Washington also administers
whiteWash coat to ST. Louis,
The Chicago Cubs 10 merrily piline
iip record OF victories that future
champions will have 4 hard tiinc tn ever
hanl Yesterday they took two gnnes
from New York Pittsburg is rubbing
sew Work hard for second place, WIN.
ming twice from Boston yesterday,
l}loaklyu took one Of the double header
With SIT. Louis and the other game had
70 81 called because Of darkness, with
neither side ahead. Philadelphia defeat
I'll Cincinnati q tu 7.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-25
BY aBIG STICK
President Has Taken Hand in New York
Hard Words for Woodruff


Saratoga N s., sept % The name
|of the President was brought into 4
bitter fight here yesterday morning The
quarrel was between silnothy Woodruff
and + p. Faber, q member Of The state
committee Faber walked into The hotel
and strollea up to Woodruff
Whats this hear that you are
against my reelection to the state
eommiitecs be demanded anmily
well, | suppose that's true, faltcred
Woodruff, IN Mt ease.
well, didn't | have an agreement
with you. and aren't you breaking your
work Who's against me. Ed like TO
know ANY OF the decgatesfD
Woodruff, after some hesitation, al.
.mitted they were not
Where does il come from, thent' de-
manded Faber, Indignantly. +You say
you have nothing against me and the
delegates have nothing
"Well,9 said Woodruff, with extreme
reluctance, Loeb called me up ON the
phone and informed me that the Pres-
deHt was against y0ur reelection. but,
Of course, the delegates must decide
"ihe delegates will decide, and they
win elect me. You keep yonr hands Of
and run vour own district, retortel
tahcT. bitterly.
This is the first evidence Of the ebig
stick faber voted with Odell at the
last state committee meeting ami is
thus marked for slaughter
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-25
PEACE OUTLOOK.
Washington Officials See No Gloomy
Prospect Now in Cuban Situation.

Washington Officials See No Gloomy
Prospect Now in Cuban Situation.
Washington, D. q, sept. a5 Official
news with regard to the situation in
Cuba was lacking III Washington yester-
day. The pacific tone Of the dispatches
from Havana Sunday had favorable
effect upon the military and naval Off
Gals, and there was marked change
i'll their attitude from saturday, when
itw as thought that Intervention was
near al hand
The prospect of an amicable adjust
ment OF the issues between the Palma
government and the insurgents, however,
does not deter the officials here from
Keeping up the preparations TO land
forces in Cuba If it becomes necessary.
The naval collier Leonidas at Lam
bert's Point and the Hannibal at New
port News viii sail III the course of y
day Or two for Havana laden with coal
for the American naval vessels.
With the dispatch ut these collier, III
II said, the naval officials feel that all
tiat can be done by the navy at this
stage will have been accomplished.
Brighten. Crozicr, chief vi ordnance
who has returned here after visit to
several III the larger eastern arsenals,
would not admit that his trip had any
connection with Cuban situation, but he
aid say that his department was now
thoroughly prepared to meet any call,
IL operations IN that country became
necessary. The same il true Of the com
missary and qnartermasters' depart
ments; IN the case Of the former X is
being said that arrangements had been
made for obtaining all food supplies
likely 20 be needed.
The horses and mules to be purchased
today are intended primarily for the
use IF the signal corps, and the quarter
master generals department has already
laid in the forage for them.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-25

moro of whites and blacks we're con-
dcmncd AZ 4 reflection on The best spirit
OF the city the state and the South
The hefaliing Of recent assaults on
white Women ~ negroes ii flaming head
lines in the extras Of local papers was
condemned III nnmeasnrca terms. and
the earnest request was made that here
after no special edition covering these
topics be issued Such ~inhammatory
headlines were declared 10 have been
the direct Indictment to The outrages
Resolutions were adopted urging upon
the city council tie enactment IL laws
closing low negro dives IN which ii was
declared much oil the crime among ne
gro classes has is origin. Closer re-
striction Of saloons Ter both whites aud
blacks was demanded iron the city su.
thorities
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-25
American League standlng.
DARTMOUTH SCHEDULE.
SIX Games at Home Of the Ten to Be
Played.

Hanover y. NJ, Sept. 25.--Jolin II.
AieIane. manager Of the football team.
gave out the seasons schedule YES ter
day. OF the ten games Six are to be-
played in Hanover. The Holy Cross and
Amherst games promise TO be very
strong and make the home schedule
stronger than for some years.
Coach Folsome took charge OF the
team yesterday He will have as as
sistants Ralph Glaze and Jesse Gage
Lillard, the Old end. will coach until tic
arrival Of Glaze Folsomc expressed
himself rs much pleased at the appear
ance Of the new material.
The schedule follows
Sept. 20 Norwich at Hanover
October BIZ University Of Vermont at
Hanover.
October 6-~fioly Cross at Hanover.
October l3- University Of Maine at
Hanover.
October 20 Massachusetts AmicuItur
al college at Hanover.
October ~ Williams at Springfield
November 3Piineeton al Princeton.
November i0 Amherst at Hanover
November i7Haryard at Cambridge.
November "a Brown at Springfield,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-25
HEAD BLOWN OFF.
-year-old Lad Kills Fathers Employ
&c. Who Is Entering Barn.

Brockton, Mass, sept rs. Anton
Noudzen, twenty ono, Polish farm
hand, was shot and killed here yester.
day afternoon bY siSsyearold George
Howe, son Of George $. Howe, who owns
Brooknouk farm, where the victim was
employed
Young Howe and his four.year-old Sis
ter, Doris, were playing IN barn on
the farm, when the boy found single
hsrrelled shotgun in the bottom Of a
wagon lie pointed the gun It the
door OF the barn. AS he did So. the
farm hand entered and the boy fired
the weapon. The charge blew Noudzen's
head nearly of
Medical Examiner a. T.. Paine said
that The shooting was purely accidental
ana that be would not hold the boy re-
sponsible.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-25
STORMS WILL COLLIDE.
Hurricane Due to Meet Western Disturb
ance.

Washington. Sept 25.-Iwo great
storms are moving towards the East
from opposite directions. Professor
Cariiott 81 the Weather Bureau said
that when they meet there will be gen
eral fall Of rain in the middle and East
en states. One Of the disturbances il
another West Indian hurricane which
was reported 10 the Weather Bureau yes
ter1ay morning 70 be off the west end of
the Island Of Cuba The other is rain
storm now prevailing in the Northwest.
The hurricane IS moving northward and
the northwest storm j. moving south
ward. 50 that IN the natural order OF
things they are expected to meet, and
considerable damage is expected to re-
suit. The West Indian hurricane is ex
peeted to reach the Gulf coast today or
tomorrow.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-25
PICKED UP cLINGING TO
IMPRovIsED LIFE RAFT
Four Sailors Of Mexican Schooner Saved
from Death--one crazed by Salt
ssa Water Draugh.

New York. sept. 25.-Tle rescue az
sea Of four members of the crew Of the
Mexican schooner Morales by the Brit
.ish steamer Roseiield. which arri,od here
yesterday disclosed the fact that the
Morales foundered Sept. rs and that
her captain mate and three men were
drowned The rescued sailors who arc
Mesquite Indians, were picked up while
they were ciinging 10 i raft improvised
from lumber, in lat 1890, Ion. oi.22.
One Of the men was crnzed from drink
ing salt water
The Morales was bound from Cap
meche for TtHpan with cargo Of salt
and lumber.
From the survivors il was learned
that the ship went down on the morning
% Sept. rs ia hurricane after 4 terri
hc blow OF i6 hours 'rhe four sailors
alone were able to Jump upon some pine
boards which they lashed together.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-25
Smiths Specific Uric %
For Rheumatism
Only
Internal Blood Treatment aa6
Rheumatic Acid Dis
solvent.

All sufferers from rheumatism will hail wssk
delight the new discovery Uric-o. 1t is made
from Natures herbs and does not contain
single grain Of mineral poison. It's action q O.
neutralize and drive from the system the Urio
and Rheumatic acids that cause the trouble IL
makes no difference where The pain IL located.
whether in the muscles, joints or kidneys, Uria-
Q viii search il out and effectuaily stop It.
uric-O does net cure every III to which Aeah
is heir. II is designed 20 and does cure Rhcm.
natism and rheumatism only. It does not con
tain drop OF alcohol 81 other stimuiaslng
poison and is not cathartio.
The Red Cross Pharmacy IL the home of uvie-
Q IN Barre and sou can purchase 1t Of them FOR
7sc and sl0o bottle Or II you want 10 test IL
first write TO the makers, the Smith Drug o..
syracuse, N. n, and they win send you sara
pie by return mail.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-25
CHILDREN MISSING AFTER
PAINT SHOP EXPLOSIONS.
Liquid Of Many colors Hurled Into the
Street, Injuring Several Persons
at Chicago.

Chicago, H., sept. 90. series OF
explosions in the paint store of Emile
Faure, 504G Wentworth avenue. SUNDAY
night, blew ont the front OF the build
ing and hurled cans Of paint into the
street, iniuring man and woman
who were passing and throwing the pas.
sengcrs Of street car into panic.
The car was painted with a coat 81 red.
yellow, green and brown. and the cloth
ing was almost torn oil several Of the
passengers.
The three children Of John Mortenson,
living next door. disappeared shortly
after the fire broke out, and although
the police and neighbors searched, no
trace was foind The cause Of the
fire Il unknown. The loss is $4,000
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-25
STEAMBOAT TRAFFIC ON
THE MISSOURI RENEWED
Thousands at Kansas City Cheer Arrival
Of First Boat from st. Louis,
Laden With Freight.

Kansas City, Mo, Sept 2s. With the
blowing of whistles, The Changing Of bells
ara the che ritsf 1T thai~ads 9f aer
sons who had gathered at the river shore
tht trifeNai 81 -,eeilpDat s.aA.s on the
Missouri river after lapse of more
titan a decade was celebrated yesterday
when The steamer Lofa, laden with
freight from ST. Louis, locked AZ the
wharf IN this city.
The nIoyeI1nt 20 establish boat line
on the Missouri river grew out of the
nght Of Kansas City merchants for rel
,lrced freight rates.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-25
FUTURE BRIDE SURE,
@DaEsdeyil" 10 Wed Miss Collins, who
Assumed Name of "Miss Taylor"

New York, Sept. 25--That ~Dare
devil" Joe Tracy, winner Of Che Wander.
hilt elimination race. wasn't daredevil
enough to be engaged 20 Two girls 1T
The same time, became known yesterday.
This followed the announcement at the
race by q Miss Milliccnt Taylor. d
school tegcller Of Wichita. Kan.,n that
Joe would marry her il he won. Later
Tracy said that he was to marry Miss
Fanny Collins d No 81 Perry street.
Yesterday Miss Collins said that she
and Miss TAYLOR were one and the
same
y didn't want TO bother my brother.
for whom ! keep house, with an the
notoriety.N she said you see. want
ed 10 cheer Joe to bis best efforts. sd
! had to be in the public view MI
the track
That's why | took that name. I'm
sure Joe win win the big cup race. and
! shall surely be there TO see him do it..
No, won't say now when the wedding
will be.7
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-25
NEW TREATY WITH BULGARIA.
Benefit Of Minimum Tariff for United
States.

Washington. Sept. 25.--Acting Sccre.
tary of State Adee yesterday received
advices from Minister jackson ii Bull
gasia, that he had concluded a CONNER
eia relations agreement with Bulgaria.
under article 81 the Dingley tariff act
The agreement was signed on the iif-
tenth instant The arrangement con-
cludel il similar to that entered into
between the United States and Spain.
Bulgaria has two tariffs, maximum
and i minimum. The United States now
enjoys the benefit Of the minimum Bull
earian tariff.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-25
STRUCK BY WATER SPOUT
But Steamer City Of Sydney Escapes
Being Wrecked

san Francisco, Sept. 25.The Exam
liner had an account yesterday of how, az
BY miracle. the Pacific mail steamer
City Of sydney escaped wreck In hugs
waterspout Of the Mexican coast near
Acapulco last Sunday morning. Az il
was. the watesspout struck the stern OF
the ship, wrestling away stanchions and
awnings and terrifying the passengers,
who were awakened by the shock Of the
waters. Sunday, the City OF Sydney
realized Portland and those on board
told Of their experience.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-25
GOOD YEAR SO FAR FOR LABOR.
New York Bureau Issues Its Quarterly
Bulletin

Albany, N. N, sept. Is. The condi-
ton 81 labor in all departments through
the State but especially Ia the building
trades, was never healthier in the past
decade than dining the first half of the
present year, according to The quarterly
halletin Of the State Department Of La
boz JUST issueA here. iii APRIL May and
dame the municipal authorities Of New
York city issued permits for new build
ings ana alterations to cost SsO,940,343,
as compared with 7s,4179s6, the same
quarter last year. According TO the Fed
cral census 81 manufacturers Of 1905
the average number Of operatives eua
ployed in The manufacture Of clothing
thc leading industry Of the State sas
i2s.00o, whereas the number Of work
men belonging 10 trade unions in the
building trade now exceeds 10000.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-25
FOR ASSEMBLY.


New York, Sept rs. The Evening
SUMS Manila cable says:
III 40 decorated launches, With bands
playing, Governor General Smith and
the members Of the Philippines com
mission. yesterday escorted retiring Gov
ernor General Henry G Ide TO the stealn-
ship which il 20 carry him " the United
States. III departing be gave this as
his last message:
II believe that d Philippine assembly
can meet iii 1907 with perfect safety,
and with the great probability that i
will furnish information upon the real
needs 81 the conntlv and be a useful
aid to legislation, il property man
aged.
u cannot find words to express my
gratitude for the numerous testimonials
.of esteem | have received from All
classes. American and Filipino leave
regretfllIly.n
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-25
BY NAvYs GUNS.
Cars Yacht Guarded Night and Day by
Squadron Of Torpedo Boats.

London. Sept. 25.A despatch to tile
Morning Ledger from Copenhagen says
that information has been received from
llesingfors, Finland, that Russian
squadron II escorting the yacht stan.
dart, on which the ear and his family
are making cruise, giving the excursion
4 warlike appearance The newspapers
compare the squadron with Admiral Rod
jcstyensky's armada.
The Standnrt il surrounded day and
night By torpedo boats. at night every
pnssing vessel j. closely investigated
with searehlights.