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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-09-17
MONGOLIA IN GRAVE DANGER.
CONTINUED from Psae 81

Those who know the situation at
Midway seem to be afraid that gale
will come up and cause the Mongolia
to be badly damaged before assistance
can be rendered. Tho season Is al
ready at hand when heavy winds from
the northwest may be expected ant
the sea there is extremely rough, even
when the wind Is low. ExtravagaEt
statements are made In this regard and
one of the petty officers on the lro-
quois, which has recently returned
from six-weeks' stay at Midway,
states that even inside Wells harbor
the swclls were often fifteen feet In
height, while outside they were much
worse.
II II Is decided TO send the Klnau
down to the Mongolia to bring up her
passengers, It will be some time to-
morrow afternoon before she Is ready
for the trip, as she will have to take
on more coal before starting on 80
long n journey. II will take her about
four and half days to make the run
to the scene of the wreck.
The following cable was received
yesterday:
MIDWAY, Sept. 16.-The Pacific
Mail steamship Mongolia made Mid.
way about . p. IN. Saturday.
She came little too close to the
reef and grounded on its outer edge.
Part of the cargo was jcttisoned.
The passengers were landed today.
All arc In good health and spirits.
There was no panic or excitement
on board.
This, Sunday. evening the Mongolia
is still fast.
The weather Is fine and calm. II
these conditions continue, there Is a
good chance Of getting the Mongolia
| eft.
There are about $50 passengers. in
Guiding the steerage.
Manehuria's Sister.
The Mongolia was launched at
Camden, New Jersey, on July 25,
1903. When her keel was laid, about
two years before, she was named the
Minnelora by the Atlantic Transport
Co., her original owner. sister
ship of the Manchuria, the Mongolia
Is 600 feet long, IS feet broad, 81 feet
3 inches deep, and her tonnage is 49,.
$50 gross and 1880 tons displace.
ment. Her cargo space Is $1,000 tons
measurement, and her passenger ca.
pacity 3l6 cabin and 1900 steerage.
She has four masts, one funnel and
six decks.
In coming to the Pacific from Nor.
folk, Virginia, the Mongolia struck an
uncharted bar off the Brazilian coast.
staying on for twenty minutes and
twisting one of her propellers three
! feet out of true. Once while on the
! oriental route she touched bottom at
Honolulu without injury.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-09-17
Luau For Editors
AT MATERNITY HOME
This Evening

= There viii be spread luau for =
= the Southern California Editorial =
= Association this evening at the =
y Kapiolani Maternity Home, the y
4 Hawaii Promotion Committee be- =
ing In charge. II Is an invitation y
= al AFFAIR and the guests are to be =
= seated by card. Over one hun \
I drcd and fifty guests have already \
: been provided for. Cards will be y
= presented at the gate. =
= Toasts will be responded to by y
= Governor Carter, L. S. Judge =
= Dole, Delegate to Congress Kuhio, =
: q, w. Smith, j. A. McCandless, for '
= Honolulu, and ID. q. Holt, Grace =
! llOrcnse Tower, Mr., Horton and =
! MIR. Holland for the visiting =
= sCribes. =
Tho luau will be served at s. =
4 4 L
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-09-17
WARSAIp FOR CUBA

Washington, Sept. 1.-THE war"
ships Louisiana, Virginia and Now
Jersey have been ordered In readiness
10 sail for Cuba. Secretary Taft has
started from Norfolk In the Tacoma.
Tho Cleveland has sailed for Cuba,
The Minneapolis and Newark will fol"
low.
The navy can land 1000 men by
Wednesday
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-09-17
Additional Cable News on Page 1.
GEN. TREp0FF DEAD

St. Petersburg. sept. l5.-Goncrai
Trcron died last night Of heart-failurc.
lie was the military governor OF st.
Petersburg, having been elevated to
that position by the Car last October.
Prior to That he had been commander
Of the gcndarmerio Of the capital.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-09-17
PRAISE FOR GOLD

city Of Mexico, Sept. lG,-rhe an
niyersary Of McSican independence has
been observed ana Congress opened,
President Diaz IN his message praisoS
the gold standard.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-09-17
The BUSINESS MANS HANDY IN.

OES, published In the Saturday Buile-
tin and the Weekly Edition, gives q
concise and complete resume Of all 10.
gal notices, calls for tenders, judg.
ments, building permits and real es
tate transactions. Evening Bulletin,
75c per month. Weekly Bulletin.
ST. per year.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-09-17
Or. RAYMoNp's GUESTS.

Waikiki, Maui. Sept. 15.-Dr. ]. II.
Raymond Mrs. Genevieve d. Dunbar
and Miss McClymer will go to Rose
Ranch, Ulupalakua, tomorr',S, to
spend few weeks at the ranch. Miss
McClymer is resident of Auckland.
who Is here to study the variations Of
climate and scenery between Waikiki
and her native Auckland.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-09-17
PEACE MESSENGER

Havana, Sept. JG.-HOstilitics have
been suspended with the object Of ct.
iccting settlement before the arrival
Of Secretary Taft.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-09-17

Mrs. Hashem-"Mr. Boarder, VIII
you please pass the cheese to Mr..
SMITH" Mr. Boarder 49, "Ccltainly,
ii | can catch it,"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-09-17
H0AVRS WASHINGTON

Budapest, Sent ia statue 10
George Washington has been unveiled
here.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-09-17
CAR IN final

Hclsinrrors, Sent. l5.-Thc Emperor
and Empress are hunting in the for
egt8 OF Kullhplm.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-09-17
CAR COLLISION

San Francisco. sept. 1G.--Two pcr-
sons were killed ana score injured
In car collision here yesterday.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-09-17
MEXICAN INDEPENDENCE

City OF Mexico. Sept. 1j.-McSican
Independence day was quietly Cclebra.-
cd yesterday.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-09-17

nolulu or course there are some OK.
ceptions. for Il would be too much to
expect that everybody could be en-
tlrely satisfied but as n general thing
the business men of the city appear
TO be well pIeased. The platform.
particularly. IS warmly endorsed by
most of them In some cnses the can.
dldates are not entirely satisfactory.
but everything considered. the ticket
is looked upon as strong one, and
where individual preferences are al
variance with the party's choice. such
preferences will he set inside ana the
action of the convention abidcd by.
Az one man EXPRESSED H. "Thcre ure
some mon whom boped To see ON
the ticket. but I am willing to stand
by the action of the Republican mar.
w."
The general sentiment 10 fairly
well cxpressed I'm the statements
made by n number of the representa-.
tive busjpcss mon of tho city To N mi.
Ictin representative. when questioned
ns ,o their views on tho platform
adoptcd Inv the convention and the
candidates named to represent the
80, """' w ''P' S'' '"'
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-09-17

Franllin--"Why do you refer to
that man as a legal Light" Penn-"He
Is lawyer that doesn't weigh much
in the profession"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-09-17
COUNTESS I'LL

st. Petersburg. Sept 1.-THE Coun-
tess Tolstoi, wife Of the novelist, is III.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-09-17
FALL OF HOTEL

chihuahua. Sept. 1j.-lIy the col
Inpso OF hotel hcft. -four people were
killed and many injured.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-09-17

EE"For Rent" cards on sale Al
the Bulletin office.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-09-17
LOCAL AND GENERAL

Stop plling things up in your eel.
lar--5ulletin Want advertising turns
them into cash.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-09-17

Fine Job Printing at the Bulletin
office.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-09-17

Hnets every sa'urday evening =
T:sD O'Clock To- *. OF p. Hal. Kin
Etsagt WISHING .rothers cordially 81
F."l 90 attend
N. N JOHNSON, &C.
H. a. ,COBSON, KRIS.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-29
Wait n Hit.

 Gadsden Times-News. Peace, gentle peace. now hovers over both the United States Senate and the Russian DoumaS
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-29

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 box MacsT candy Wiie bB b[os Syrup Eroa le 1as Der Co., Gates. Ala: 123, bbl, Syrup, no marks, Elba. Ala; 124, 1 box Adv. matter Porter Drug Co. Troy. Ala; i; Ala; 12s. Dbl. baking powder If, Copeland. Troy; Ala; 127, cs. Clo.. F. E Brock & Son, Brockton. Ala; i; marble CD, Brockton, Ala: 129, l box medicine, J. U. Wright. Brockton, Ala. ; 1SO, l bbl. Notions 1 box c. c. ware, cider, J. L. Bloodworth, Brockton, Ala; 132. 1 buggy; l pr. shafts, no marks, Enterprise. Ala; 133, 2 doors; Ala; 134., 1 cs. castg, no marks Mid land City, Ala; 1855, l box crackers J. O. Morse. Dothan. Ala; 1S6, 1-2 bbl vinegar. faucet attsehed. ta2 ad " M Clip E. Poison, Troy, Ala; 13S, cs. drugs
 R. c. Flowers, Troy, Ala; 139. bx
 stove, J. s. Hareford, Newton, Ala.
 tues-3t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-29
OPEN BIDS TODAY
STATE FAIR COMMITTEE V
 AWARD CONTRACTS.
Five Large Buildings Art To Be Con- structed at vandiver Park For the Exposition In
 October.

Bids for the erection of the State Fair buildings. for the exposition of the Alabama Agricultural Association, which Is to be held in Montgomery, De- t0ber 22 to 27, will be opened at meet ing of the executive committee of that organization in tho Association head quarters. 40 1-2 Commerce street at 10 o'clock this morning.
 As announced in The Advertiser, the plans for the building were received from Architect D. H Long of Chicago last week, and were at once given out to contractors in this vicinity and other places. large number of copies or the plans and building specifications have been asked for. and correspond Irg gly large number of bids received
 These structures include the five large buildings, exhibit hall. the grand stand, the poultry and dairy buildings and the ofice or administration build ing of the Association. In addition to these buildings. there are plans drawn for 100 stalls for horse and cattle ex- h!bits
 President W. F. vandiver of the As sociation has returned from Hot Springs, Va, and will be present at the meeting today.
 With the letting of the contracts. the work of erecting the buildings will be commenced at once. The building or sidetrack of the Western Railroad or Alabama into the grounds at Vandiver Park, has provided means for rapid transportation of building materials to the ground. and these will be forward ed with the greatest possible despatch:
 At the fair grounds. the work or clearing the inside of the big race track of timber has proceeded to the noint where the track builders may now proceed with the work of laying the big oval. This work Is now well in hand. and a short time will show great advances in the preparations Tor tha Fair
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-29
MONROE STREET WON.
Youthful Baseball Enthusiasts Proud
 Of Victory.

OI
 Four grimy, perspiring, but happy and triumphant little boys entered the editorial rooms of The Advertiser last evening. One of them carried base hall bat. another lugged glove, and the other two wore baseball caps on their heads.
 We want to see the man who writes baseball" piped a Shrill voice, start ling the sole reported in the office who was pounding typewriter.
 The man started. Hello, Capitol Hill win again?" he queried.
 ''No. sir; we're the Monroe Streeters, and we thought the sporting editor would want to put something in the paper about our game
 'Who played?" he was asked.
 Monroe Street and Adams Street" was the answer. Then there was an alteration as to whether 1t was the Adams street team or some other. and the matter was compromised with 9p agreement to the first statement.
 Adams Street win?" was the next question, and the speaker had to dodge the avalanch he started.
 No, sir" the four came back in in- dignant chorus. We wont, to 4. Claudie Holiday struck out twelve batters."
 who is Holiday" asked the re- porter
 That's him." said the spokesman. pointing to the one with the bat And Hall made a sensational catch of a foul fly. Put that in. D'you hear?'
 Who Is Hall?"
 That's me-" was the rejoinder.
 The other two began moving about on their feet uncertainty. apparently in a receptive mood for compliments, but Claude Holiday and Hall marched determinedly out.
 You didn't tell him anything about me- said one of the disregarded mournfully, as the quartette left the room.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-29

l. Cs. clo. Washer, Elmo Manning, Dothan, Ala; 2. bx. Clothing. H. Coles, Lapine, Ala; 3. bbl. Syrup. Chas. Smith. Dothan. Ala; 1, 1 bbl. Castings. H. H. Martin. Abbeville. Ala; 5. l bx. Ala; 6, l bx. Catalogues, B. J. Wilson, Troy. Ala; !, bbl- Bagn;; WP Wind O Metcaifey Brundidge. Ala; 10. l bbl, Notions, Mas N J. Johnson, Elba, Ala: II. l-2 bbL Cider, Barber & Hawthorne, PsaRsr PosRsp r%o9at % ls CO., 6ofhan SFa Aa Faamfs fs
 bbI c. Wire, Emma Kinsley, Dothan. Ala; 14. II cs. overails. W. P. Davis, nSione Rsone un s cc Dothan, ss 'ra Ala pq5sh 1s Pictures -aicago Copy Co, Dothan, Ala; IF, 1 pa. Castgs-. F. D. Williams, Dothan. Ala; IS. S6 bx. mt, Bottles. Ab- 24 bx. mt. Bottles, Abbeville Dispen- Esry. Ab6eviile, Ala. 20. l bx. Medicine. Dan Mathews, Abbeville, Ala; 21, bx. Ala; 22, I cs. Grease, Dothan Variety Works, Dothan, Ala; 22. 2 bX. Pictures, ON. E. L. Cowan, Redwood. Ala; 24, 1ld pc a5 % es. pP Peariine, e. B E + GfRon %iiton, Abbevil1e, Ala; 26, 4 pls: & bx. A. Food. A. Grooms. Brundidge. Ala; 27,
 5ads Petursi os 2 Ei1lsr ba Cut spTnss Pasy
 I bal. P Hoes & Points. J. A. Davis
 Brundidge. Ala; 2s, 1 ct Pc. Frames
 M. A. McDowell, Brundidge. Ala; 30. Gordon Ala; -31, 1 bx. Books, Rev. L. K. Knowles, Gordon, Ala; 32, 1-4 bbl
 Pig Feet, l. bx. Groceries. ON. H. z crtd, Josh. Franklin, Gordon, Ala; 34
 bx. Medc.. ". B. Rodgers & Bro. Gordon, Ala; s5. kegs Cider, L,Hxille bx. Drugs, T. D. schoop. Dothan. Ala.
 37, 1 bx., ON. F. L. Cowan, Dothan
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 1 es. Ball Twine, H. c. Price: Wells. Ala z2 cs; clothing. to order, qS74s1
 Ala; A. 10 Bx A. Food, D. F. Byrd
 Ozark. Ala; 45. A. Food, 1T. J. w
 Ozark, Ala: AS: l bx Drugs. W. D. Bar field, Ozark, Ala; 47. bx Groc; l Dbl Sorghum Seed, J. B. J. Ozark, Ala; 4s, Show case. bxd. J NJ. Sanders. Troy
 Ala: so, bx: P. Frames. Allison & co
 F. M. Collier, Troy. Ala; 52. 1 crt. P . Frames, H. L. Wilson. Troy, Ala; 53. box. ". J. Windham. Ozark. Ala; 54. 55. q Medc. B. M; Wright, Abbeville' Ala: 56, 3S Medc. B. M. Wright, Abbe- ville. Ala; 57, F Tunnel sppportsi
 5Urf erf Metal h G5E%n PiDe HeedGand Fertz
 Wks, Headland, Ala; 59. 1 bx. F, Frames. T. H. B., Headland. Ala: 60. bx Wringers, No Marks, Cowarts, Ala Ala; 62. bx. Tombs. R. H. Raley. Cow arts, Ala; 63. 2 1-2 bbl. Cider: 3 bx. G'ware, Madison Ross. Dothan, Ala; 64. bal W. Paper, O. N. Potter Wall Paper W. W Hawk. Dothan. Ala; 66. 1 bbl. Vinegar, N. N. Allen, BruN didge, Ala; CT. crts. Marble, 1. Pc L. Marble, E. E. F. Go, Banks. Ala; 6S 2 crt Marble No Marks. Banks, Ala; 69 bbl Vinegar, 1-2 bbL ci1er, no marks. Banks. Ala. 70, crt. rble, crt, marble, crt
 potatoes, A D. Coen. Troy. Ala; 72. l crt. crockery, A. D. Whatley. Troy. Ala.
 13. 1 bbl notions, Mattie Peterey. Co.,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-29
PETITION A BANKRUPT.
Coffee County Man Files Papers In
 Cnur%.

COuESs
 James A. Betton. of Brockton' Conec county. has filed a voluntary petition in bankruptcy in the United States circuit court His liabilities amount to $5,034.S1, and he has $S,Obl'z0 as sets of which he claims $1,0oO exemept, Much of tho last consisted of part of his S5,0O0 stocks of goods.
 Most of the creditors are Montgom- cry wholesale establishments which are as follows: Loeb Carriage and Supply Comnany. $lo932; Winter, Loeb and Company. $2s2.S9; Jones and Ray s14754: W. M. Hudson and Company $275.4eg Montgomery Candy Company s5Sso: Hobbie and Teague, $2750; G. W. Barnett Hardware Company, $2o2; c. F. Moritz and Company, $5SS.5O' and Abe Well. s2s4.9e. Among the firms of other cities affected are tne lanta, s4l4. and thU Bray Clothing Company of Louisville, $S14.5o.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-29
SCHOONER sPRANG A LEAK.
Crew of Mabel Wilson Experience5
 Thrilling Lnke Gtnrr,,

Cleveland, O., May 2s.-Buffeted by the fierce storm that swept Lake Erie early today the schooner Mabel Will son sprang a leak and sunk just out side the Cleveland breakwater.
 One sailor, whose name has not yet beeh learned, was drowned. Several other members of the crew were res cued after a hard fight, three of them being taken off by the tug Lutz. and four by the life saving crew.
 The Mabel Wilson arrived off the harbor shortly before daylight and in response to her signals the Lutz went
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-29
GERMANY IS INTERESTED.
Wilhelm Regards Visit of British Fleet
 With SusplciOn.

St. Petersburg, May 2S.-Germany is displaying the keenest interest in the negotiations for an Anglo Russian understanding.
 Tn response to her representations Russia has officially disclaimed any intention of making an agreement hos tile to Germany and has promised to advise her of the terms before the agreement is consummated, There is a strong intimation that Great Brit ain. as a general quid pro quo Is ready to support a Russian request for the opening of the Bosphorus to the passage of vessels of the Black Sea fleet
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-29

Champion was today summarIly re- moved from office by Mayor Dunne. The action of the Mayor in discharg- ing the head of the fire department came as a complete surprise to the people of the city. The trouble orig mated In dispute between the fire chief and the Mayor regarding the specifications of some new fire engines which the city is about to purchase.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-29

out and tried to bring her inside the harbor. Because of the heavy sea the tug was unable to handle the vessel and the schooner was anchored in the hope that she might ride the storm, but waves soon engulfed her.
 Captain Gotham and Mate Gunnison of the schooner were badly hurt while being taken from the sinking vessel They were taken to the marine hos pital. The Mabel Wilson was loaded with ore from Escambia. She was of 2.500 tons burden, and was owned in Detroit
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-29
MIR. COOK APPOINTED.
He VIII Have Charge of City'S Live
 Sfnck.

Mayor w. M. Teague yesterday ap- pointed Jack B. Cook Superintendent of all stock owned by the city of Mont gomery and of the city stables on Madison Avenue
 Employed in the Fire Departm ent: Mir Cook has heretofore been assigned to duties in looking after the stock of the Fire Department, and it has been the custom for each department to as- sign a member thereof to take care of its own stock. Putting all the stock unCer the supervision of one man. Is, therefore. a departure. Mayor Teague regarded Is as better to have all stock under the charge of one man as he thought it would work better for the interests of the city.
 Mir Cook will still retain his con nection with the Fire Department. His new duties. however do not carry with them an increase in salary.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-29

Fire Marshal Removed. Chicago. May 2s.-Fire Marshal John
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-29

Total .. .. ..$SSS. T6
 The board meets for only one hour next Monday in it's capacity of the Board of Revenue. For some weeks after that time it will hold It's ses- sions as the Board of Equalization.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-29
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Company.
 Sale 0f Unclaimed and Refused Freight.

By direction of the Freight Claim Agent. will sell at Public Auction Wednesday May 3oth 1906 at the At lantc Coast Line Freight Warehouse Court and Columbus Sts Montgomery Ala for freight and charges, the listed articles of unclaimed and refused freight Goods sold without guarantee of quality or quantity Sale will commence at o'clock a. m. TERMS CASH.
 ]. A. HUSKE, Route Agent.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-29
Crockett Arsenic.Lithia Springs

And baths; elevation 1000 feet; opens June 1st.. Cures nervous prostration. dys- pepsia, rheumatic and skin troubles. kidney and bladder disorders. and female irregu- larities; clears and beautifies the complex ion Write for booklet
 M E THOMAH got Crockett springs. Va
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-29

PINE BEACH HOTEL, Pine Beach, Va Adjoins Jamestown Exposition Grounds newest, finest. coolest. healthiest resort ho- tel on coast combining every modern com fort and convenience. BoatinsS fishing. ten- board walk along shore write for booklet
 -S0t. VIM. c. ROVER. ManA&aEA
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-01-25
REEFS LEE STRIKES A sNAo
err Sinks Near TiDtOnviIIe,
Tennessee.

Memphis, Tenn, Jan. 23.-The Rees
Lee, one Of the largest boats of the Lee
line, sank Monday morning about 1920
near Slaughs landing, few miles
north of Tiptonville, Tenn. No lives
were lost.
The boat had just made landing and
was backing out when she struck a
snag and sank in five feet Of water.
The Rees Lee left Cincinnati We'd
nesday and was due to arrive in Mem
phis Monday afternoon. At the time Of
the accident she was carrying 200 tons
Of miscellaneous freight to be delivered
between Tiptonville and Memphis.
boat was sent out to aid the dis
tressed vessel and took off all the pas
sengers and crew. 1t is believed that
most of the cargo will be saved. Off
Gals Of the Lee line here state that the
vessel will be raised and repaired.