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Needing Iron

Especial to The Times. Dispatch.)
.NlSW YORK s, June ls,-The Republic
iron IRE az, and steel COMPANY is IN the market
pected another contract for large lot
VIII be closed before thesend OF the cur
rent month a q r5 y ~ ss'' - h
+. Over the last two weeks the Renuhlic.
has purchased between e5,0OO and 40 om
tons of IRON ~ ~ o 'V'.N''
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and unchanged whea:-oMet; spot contract.
eehI68Xc. Corn--Qu!et and lower: spot, 67H9
e7Ar.; southern white 5s9eoc. oats-Dull and
lever; Mop mixed. s944no:n. Rye-ouist;H No.s
changed: fancy Initiation 179lsc do. creams
cry. 2l422c Esks-steady at lsc. Cheese--Ac-
tive and unchanged; large. 1lAc.: EmalL llhc.
Sugar-Steady and unchanged.
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United States Steel Improvements II, I;

h Especial to The Times ispatch.)
that theH United States Steel Corporation
will erect four more blast furnaces at, its
tube mill at Lorain, Ohio. md will also
make other important improvements,
From the same source comes the infor.
5nratlon that about $4,000, 900 will be spent.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS rs
DRY GnonsE MARKE

DRY GOODS MARKET.
e NEW YORK June 1S-The dry goods market
showed more steadiness to-day. Some lines of
bleached Soods have been advanced In prices
and reductions will not be general on wide
sheetings for the present. The jobbng trade
for the day was quiet. T, i,55lS II tst
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Spot cotton closed quiet and steady. 10 points,
decline: middlins uplaads. lilo; middHng gull.
H. sales. ], 100 bales. gif
Cotton. quiet middling. lilo; gross receipts.
<.43 bales: sales, I. 800 bales. * u
bales; export to Great Britain. 80 bales; 10 the
Continent. 41ss bales; to Japan, 800 bales:
stock. S4s, ST. bales. fr5a
bales; export to Great Britain. s.6As bales: to
France. 800 ba1es: TO the Continent. 80 bales;
to Japan. 800 bales. 5t5s % 5
Total since September list at all ports-Net
receipts .3i3 bales: export TO Great Britain.
2.71. 1913 bales; to France. 6s7. IA bales; 70 the
Continent. 2,5l7a45 bales: to Japan. ll6. SO
bales TO Mexico. 2.764 bales. ~
Z NEW ORLEANS. June 1s-COrTOS-spo
cotton unchanged from Saturdays prices: sales
were rs bales on the spot and 50 to arrive, a
total Of Liz; mddinE. ii 1-lec. Futures OPEN
ed ateady at e. net Increase OF 299s points over
Yesterdays closing on good Liverpool cables
and continuation OF dry weather in Texas.
lower than Saturday. while the other active
positions closed ag4 points higher. Tho general
list on the closing was steady al prices ranging
from points lower to : points higher than
Saturday. z a. * E. 81
Cotton futures closed steady: January. 10 81
March. 1896: June. 1898: July. 1l.os: August,
1904; September. 10.f = October 10. tNovem-
Der, DSs; December, 10 49, al 75sfs M
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Cotton !. Letter [! !: !.
rBysMLLLER & COMPANY. /

!, NEW YORK, June S1s.-The feature Of
the day has been the heavy liquidation
IN July, resulting in reducing the pre-
The conviction seems to be growing that
there Is little chance forE any bull 1nove-
ment or squeeze in July. and that before
long July will be selling below both: Au-y
gust and October. i II these predictions
are realized u the market will be9restored
/ to healthy basis, and the way will lbe
paYed@fors anFSupwardt movement in new
crop months atathe expense Of the large
Crop sadvices continue 80 conflicting as
to suggest that the South is short and
therefore, shutting it. eyes In many In
which have undoubtedly been worked by
nature In the two extremes OF the belt
during the past ten days There were
more ratns Yesterday and to-day in the
Ing to hand from reliable sources show
that grass6is getting. good Roadway and
that the supply Of labor will be put 20
ssxsFf ts s "a tie s sas II
the Gnited fP5 resas
the Dakotas wa treated to good show
July notice day, viii be Friday. June
18th. and the long interest : is likely to
be steadily liquidated during the inter,
y y;,nsg ten days: IT, however. July de:
October. there is little doubt that spin
ners will be found ready4to take oil the
July's offered on such q basis S}sf
Miss, Giles figures s$ofl condition on
June 18th, shows decline Of 1.8 per cent.
from the condition Of two weeks Il ago..
This is quite a disappointment to many
twhoshaye been predicting that the July
bureau report will maintain the relative
ly high figure of the June bureau.
I LIVERPOOL lis due to come 2 points down
on near months and point higher on
new IA ~ ,i..4
ef Pc Open High. Low. Close.t
July (. 10. IS 1896 1850 1854
October ........... :10.41 ii ~ t 10 81 1043
3necemhar 1880. .10.48 81 1850 1912 1919
January 80 n 0.54 s10.475 1888
81 New Y ork-Spots quietsB and II Il point
down at lii sales. ]. 800 bales.
New Orleans-spots & sales 1926 bales;
middlng,, II 1916; quiet. Il
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE, MD, June 1s-seaboard All
lime, common. 81 asked Seaboard Air Line
Notwithstanding doing 57SlGI1
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Wabash Earnings.

Especial to The Times Dispatch) #
4 NEW YORK, June lS.-The gross earn
ings OF the Wabash Railroad for the sec.
ond week Of June 1905 were s5s $685. 1922,
!, to June 14--l908. SEA. 83S 800; 1905, S23
1857, an increase OF 3l02. 62a. 81, /
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RICHMOND sTOCK MARKET.
Richmond. Va. June IS, 1905.
SALES AT BOARD. =

il.
Virginia eCn.uries-so0 at say.
STATE FECURrTIEs. BID Asked
North Carolina A.. c.. 1910. ...,,......5lo3 800.
Va. g.. DID,, c.. and r., 1882. 95h y5k
Va Centuries, 2.3. c. and r., $780,. s6k -.
RAILROAD BONDS. q 9. r. 55glt VI 5}i
Atlanta and Char Lat i7s r., 1901 ~. 100
a G. L. r. r. Con. 5Tr.{4 p. c......4 100 -
5A.fC. L. r. r. Gifts. OF Ind. q D.. ca. 81 80
Georgia Pacific LIST &c. c.. i922...... III
Georgia, So. and Fla, 19i5. ......... 1l3 800
Georgia and Ala. Con. IS, l95...,.. illk II.
Nor. and Western Ry. as. 1896. ..... l9l =.
Nor and Western Pocahontaa 4s.... % -.
Western N. C.. LIST g.. c., 19A........ lis 80.
6eaboard Air Line LIST As. 195o..... IS
a g RAILROAD STOCKS. Par Il
Atlantic Coast Line pfd. 100 100
Chesapeake and Ohio. November 100 /. IS
RI F. and p. Div. Oblis ........1 100 100 80.
Norfolk and Western com. .,.....100 81 80.
BANK AND TRUST COMPANY STOCKS.
American National .loo 1ts 80.
BROAD street ........................2o q -.
City .;....................s..1 .
Merchants National. ..........,.....ioo as ~.
National Bank OF Virginia. 100 Isl -.
Bank Of Richmond 2. :. 80. 100 1914
s. INsuRANcE COMPANIES 3.,ls!l 5i
MISCELLANEOUS N f33 E
Old Dominion S. 8. .Co............ 100 1s0
sVa, -CarolrA Chem. com........ LOO 1D9h -.
Va.-Car.g G. Co. Col. TT. p. ct.......s... l00
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STOCK BROKERS.
GEO. 7. KING g CO,

11o4h p. Main ST.. Richmond, Va.
STOCKS, COTTON AND GRAIN,
Fractional Lots q Speciality,
Close Attention to Out of, Town Acc unts.
s PRIVATE WIRES. lii
NEW YORK, g Y Aoo, NEW oRLEANs
Western Union Branch In our office. 4
Stock Ticker In Customers Room,
--Nembars-----.
Richmond Grain and Cotton exchange
Strangers Visiting the city are lnYtleds
to make our once their headquarters.
and have mall and wires sont In our care.
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National. r.. r: OF Mexico con. is.......... s4E
SeW YORK Central gen. 3hs.................. ys1i
New;J ersey Central gen. ss...,..,........ 12sN
Northern Pacific ls.. l04ss
Northern Pacific Observation-Disclosures. 10 T
Eorfolk and Western con: @s..: ............. 10oN
Oregon. Short Limo refundins 4s...,........ o4h
pennsylrnnin conv. Observation-Disclosures 014.
keadlng General "a 102
St. Louis and Iron Mountain con. 5s...... liz
81. Louis and San Francisco fg. Is S6X
81. Louis Southwestern con. 4s ............ TX
eeaboatd Air Line acknowledgements. s.
Southern Paci nc %
southern Pacific 1st 49, certificates. 31as
Southern Railway Observation-Disclosures 17X
Texns and Pacific lists (offered) 10
Toledo. ST. Il and Western 49,. ............. BIZ
Union Pacific Is. 10i1k
United states Steol "a 9sE
WaDasnf lsts IN
Wabash Deb. B........ SsE
Western Nd. ~. e5h
Wheeling and Lake Eric 4s.................. " 4
Wisconsin Central observation-disclosures. 9la
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:. CHICAGO: June ls:--cATTLE-Rece.pt SO. !.
prime steers. zoe %; cows, qd4.5o: e heifsrs..
s. 1906 Is bulls T. 1904 .e5: calves. s5.76a7 20;
ceipts. 5000 head. Market strong to Sc. high
err Choice, heavy t7.4546. 50; medium : TO
$40: good to choice. heavy. mixed. e. 60lS..ts
packing. se6S ssh. 4sheep-Recetpts, 20, 900 head:
go; yearlings {ssoasso; shorn lambs. s. ESQ
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Richmond and Petersburg Electric RaIls,IyII,,

Cars leave corner OF Seventh and Perry
Streets. Manchester: every hour ION tho horrl.
Limited car. 6:to P. 81. daily excep. Sunday
Cars leave Petersburg foot OF syoa!mnoE9A
n. Last car. l1:+o P. NJ, T: Limited car lis
NJ, daily. except Sunday, a $s4 g S5 q
IAN cars from Petersburg connecting Rlarf.v
,,NN .i.saesSi
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CHICAGO, June ls.-Rains In Kansas and In
other parts OF the Middle West caused free
TO-DAY n y corn ana
prices. Al tho close wheat for July delivery
VAS OF H1hc. Corn was down l1fc. Oats
l21tc. lower. .a '23t IN 3{8!
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NEW \, YORK PRoDUCE MARKET.

" NEW YORK. Juno 1S.-FLOUR-Steady. Rye
Flour-Flrm, Cornmeal-steady. Rye-Dull.
r .Wheat-1rregular: No. :. red. otNc nominal.
elevator. Options unsettled at *QHc. net de-
cline July. SSssc.; September, SSAc.; Decem-
corn.Easy; No. Q. 6otlc. asked. elevator OPP
lions 1hc net lower. July. 60Ac.i September,
5shc.; December. 6sMc, 6ats-Barely steady.
Beef-steady. Cut Meats-F1rm. Lard
Steady; Western prime. $3.50 nominal: refined,
steady. Pork-Fifm; short clear. sls, 75dlS. 50.
Talow--Steady. Rosln-Firm. Turpentlnc-
Firm at oohG61o. r.
Rice-FIrint Molnsses-Quiet. Conee-spot
Futures quiet ana unchanged. sugar-Raw.
ARM; fair refining. &c.; centrifugal. $40
Butter-s,eady: creamery, leg?oMc, Cheese-
Quiet; new. State. full cream. large and sma Il.
t7XGl0Ac.: skins. i@Sc. Eggs-Firm: nearby,
selected. 22c:: western nrsts, lsk1l7c.; south
erns, 1+140l6c. IS ~
q shade easier. Prime crude. (. o. b. mills.
ssshc, nominal. new crop; prime summer yel-
yellow. 3o83ic. III
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SeabOard Airline Railway

southbound Trains Leave Richmond Daily
$50 a.. M.-Local to Norllna, Raleigh. CnsI-.a
lotte. Winngt on. ~ rf.Es
e:2o r. M.-Through sleepers ana coachcs. Az
ri; lnnta, Birmingham, Savannah. ia ] cksousW
willie and Florida points. SsT3 sas
1850 r. NJ Through Coaches and Seepers saw
annnh. Jacksonville. atlanta. jBir7ninghArH
Ia and Memphis. IA
Northbound Trains Arrive Richmond Daily
$40 "a. NJ. ASS P. NJ. $3.50 P. II. ftsssFs
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MARINE INTEhLIGENOE.

PORT or RICHMOND. JUNE IS, 1906. II 4.
.955 Mr. ARRIVED. 5;a y,
Steamer Brandon. Harvey. Norfolk merchan-
disc and passengers, Old Dominion Line. q \.
81 Steamer Berkeley, Shelly, Norfolk, merchant
disc and passengers. Old Dominion line 81,
Barge Mary g.. Brady, Baltimore, coal,
Wake 6 Ballaun.
Steamer Brandon. Harvey, Norfolk, merchnn-
disc and passengers, Old Dominion Line. n
Steamer Poca hontas. Gravea. James River
landings and Norfolk. merchandise and Tpassen-
gers, Virginia Navigation Company. a
q Steamer Berkeley. Shelly, Norfolk. merchan.
disc and passengers, OLD dominion line. !.
PORT OF WEST POINT, JUNE IS, 1905.
1890 ARRIVDh "a = d. III
Steamship Baltimore. Short. Daltmore.Y pas
sengers and general cargo. "a, s.'st51l b, .
AAlLND t=ass74s gs.
y Steamship Baltimore. Short, Baltimore, pas
sengers and general cargo,
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r GRAIN a !. MARKET + =
Richmond; W.; June 10. 1905.
CATTLE MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK a1ARKET.
80 fRAlel Al Union Stock .Yar.1a. - is

Richmond. VA, June ID, 1906.
The live stock report for the week ending
J une Is. 1906 was follows: f.yt
& Best steers, 5d5Ac.: fair to good. 4a4xc.:
common. 3nl3kc.: best cows. 3,t &C.; medium
TO good. 368Nc.: common, z@2hc.: best heif-
ers. r4G4hc.: medium to good; ah0skc.: cows
and calves. Ss9+o % per head calves; 4as,1tc:
mon to fair. 500. Lambs. eH47c. Best hogs.
eGSkc.; gross; common to falr. 595Ec. grcSs.
sows and stays. 49411c: gross. f5
Prospects good on all kinds stock for next
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS.

Chicago, r l. and Pac. r. r. col. 5s... elM
e.. c., G.. and 81. Louis gen. 4s......... 1e2
Colombo Industrial 81. series A............ 1s .
Colorado Industrial 5s, series q. 71,t
Colorado Midland y ............ 1sh
Colorado and Southern ls.................. Q!
SuOA 4Vt
Denyer and Rio Grande .................. io1x
Distilers Securities Observation-Disclosures. ts ~
Erie prior Hen 4s.. l01X
Eric Generul WV
Hooking Valley Observation-Disclosures. los Isl
Japan ysh
Japan es, "a series. osh
Japan AS, certi1cates............... PIX
Japan Is certifcates. IA "a:
Louisville nhd Nash. Unlfed 4s.........:.... 1914
Manhattan consol gold A '100t
Mexican Central 79M
Mexican Central LIST Observation-Disclosures. s0H
Mimi. and St. Louis OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 03N
Missouri. Kansas and Texas Vs.. ...:s....... aox
Missouri. Kansas and Texas 2ds.........s "
~. ana o. Collateral Trust 4s..............t s5.
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MI. r 7fsgli u ~ q 60
STEAM BOATS.
FOR NEW YORK.

p Via Night Limo Steamers Except saturdAYlY,
making connection IN Norfolk With Main. 4aae4
Western nv. at 0 a. N. and s. P NJ. and schss-
apeake and Ohio Ry. at o a. NJ and - p. M
Marfoli with Main Line Ships sailing Of hi r,
M Tickets, sos p, Main Etrsot tSss3
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OFFICIAL RANGE. AND SALE or STOCKS IN NEW YORK
NJ land.Rr \. J. ---
sAIps,
y 49,

a'W Atlantic Const Line, com /.
6l,No American smelters. CON.
s., 900 Amnlgamatcd Copper
5000 Amer. Car and Foundry, !,
100 Amor. Car and Foun. BID
Nv American Cotton oil.
KY American Tobacco, pfd. !. !.
M American Can
!,M American Can, MD.
70, GOD Amer. Locomotive. com.
Amor. Locomotive. MD -.
,SS'ooom american Sugar ..........
1850 a. 7. and s. Fc, com. -.
!, daMg a.. IS. and S. Fc, pfd 500.
3! 100 Baltimore md Ohfo... 4
I,SW Brooklyn Rapid Transit. !.
I,2O Canadian Pacific
loo Chesapeake and Ohio -. !.
{ $500 Chicago. Great western. I. !.
1000 Chicago, EMii.and st. Paul
1000 Colorado Fuel md Iron
l,W Colorado South, com.
II Colorado South, Ists pfd. .
400 Colorado South, "a BID.
II 100 Clev., Gin. Chi. and St. L
$500 Consolidated Chs .....,...,.
1900 Delaware and Hudson, !. 4. !.
Deli Lack. md Western.
400 Eric, corn.....................,
400 Erie, lat pfd ........!........
LOO Erie. "a pfd .................
LOO General Electric ..... ...
200 Great Northern. pfd .......
$500 Illinois Central ........
$500 Louisville and Nashville.
Manhattan .................
Metro. Street Railway.
1.4D0 Mexican Central ...a......
4,2oo Mo- Kan. and Tex. com.
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z New York Spots quietsf and B. Il point
down at lilo; sales. I, 300 bales. #s8
Il New Orleans-Spots,t 81 sales 1926 bales;
middllng,, II 1916; quiet. ,.
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PORT or RICHMOND, JUNE 49,, 1906.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1906-09-26
John O,Gront,r House.

In the reign of james ". of Scotland
John O'Groat and his two brothers,
Malcolm and Gavin, arrived at Cath
ness and bought the estates of Warse
and Dugisby, situated on the northern
extremity of the mainland Of Scot
land. In time their family increased
until there We're eight households Of
the same name. They lived as relatives
and neighbors in peace and amity and
held yearly reunions In the original
O'Groat house. At last the question of
precedence arose among the younger
members, and they disputed as to who
should enter the first or sit at the
head of the table. Old Johnnie O'Groat
was made arbitrator of the dispute. He
promised that before the next meeting
he would settle the matter to the salts
faction of all. Accordingly he built an
eight sided house In which to hold the
annual banquet. This octagonal house
was fitted with a door and n window
on each side and a round table in the
each family of the O'Groats might
enter by his own door and then sit at a
table which vas practically and actu-
ally without a head. John O'Groat's
house became the best known building
In Great Britain. Its site Is now
marked only by some grass covered
mounds.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1906-09-26
Seeing Is Believing.

A drastic and highly successful sur
gical Illusion recently carried out by
a French doctor has caused no end of
talk in Paris. a woman suffering from
nervous troubles was convinced that
the symptoms We're produced by a liz
ard which she felt crawling about
in her stomach. She insisted that
she recalled perfectly having swal-
lowed the animal when young In
shaking her thirst at n brook.
After drugs and dieting had failed to
work any relief DIR. Richelot had an
idea. He remembered how the surgeon
Velpeau treated a peasant who thought
be had swallowed an adder. So he pro-
posed to his patient to deliver her OF
her unwelcome guest by a serious op-
Grafton and had her enter the Hopital
Cochin. Theu the doctor secured a fine,
large, living lizard. Having put the
woman under the influence Of ether, he
opened her stomach and Immediately
sewed 1t up again. When she regained
consciousness he showed her the lizard.
The sight effected a cure and the pa
tent made a pet Of the animal.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1906-09-26
Sun Baths.

Sun baths cost nothing and are the
most refreshing, life giving baths that
one can take, whether sick or well.
Every housekeeper knows the neces-
sity of giving her woolens the benefit
of the sun from time to time, and espe-
cially after a long rainy season or a
long absence of the SUN.
Many will think of the injury their
clothes are liable to from dampness
who will never reflect that an occa-
sional exposure of their own bodies to
the sunlight is equally necessary to
their own health. The sun baths do
not cost anything, and that is a mis-
fortune, for people are still deluded
with the idea that those things only
IAN be good or useful which cost
money. Let 1t not be forgotten that
three of Gods most beneicent gifts
to man three things the most neces-
sary to good health), sunlight, fresh air
and water, are free to all. You can
have them In abundance, without
money and without price, If you will.
If you would enjoy good health then
see to 1t that you are supplied with
pure mir to breathe all the time. that
you battle for an hour or so In the sun
light and that you drink plenty Of pure
wafer.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1906-09-26
one spoke softly In her ear:

one spoke SOFTLY In her ear:
Good afternoon. Maid Joanl" Lau-
renee Hale appropriated the vacant
chair at her side. i've been looking
for you all the afternoon"
You have discovered my name?"
she asked ~mlschievously.
mo, but I've discovered something
of greater importance-that your name
does not matter at ALL"
The exquisite strains of a Tschai-
kowsky composition silenced them, and
Joan found the concert suddenly full
of strange delight. The spell was still
over her when they came out into the
street. Hale. having gained permis-
sion to see her to n car, was silent.
"Of course l recognized you the 9TH
er night" he said at last, land was too
~astonished to reason clearly at first.
But one of two things Is certain, you
are either playing some prank or are
In trouble. If the latter, l want to
help you. One moment" as Joan was
about to speak. You must under
stand my position. Possibly you are
one of those who laugh at love 1T first
sight. I believe In it, having expert
enced 1t. Later l hope to make you
sympathize. At present l can think
only of your position"
you mean," Joan's voice sounded
unusually small, you like me despite
my being only a mald"-
1.-THE most bewildering maid in the
world
Don't look at me like that. 1t Is
embarrassing In the street. Besides
this is my car" Then relent,ng as she
waited an opportunity to enter: at
was n masquerade to help my sister.
Suppose you ever come again. inquire
for Joan Prince"
"Ill try that suggestion now" said
Hale gratefully as he followed her into
the car.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1906-09-26

The Pennsylvania an Maine are W of Uncle Sans newest and most
formidable ships of al. The Pennsylvania is over 500 feet long and has a
displacement Of 1890 tons. Her speed ii % knots. and she carries 500 men
The new Maine is a batlship of 1880 tons, n her length over all is 1903 feet
She carries sufficient coal to steam $500 miles at 10 knots a. hour, and her
maximum speed is 1870 knots. Her crw consists Of 700 officers and men.