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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-20

tended due east so as 10 come out
at Madfona park, on Lake Wash.
inEf0u
Sir Griffith. a well known real
estate dealer Of Seattle. designed
q funneling machine SOME time ago.
which is expected 70 be used in
the tnnnellng
MI Grltfith's plans are exien.
Hife. Including a complete subway
system for the city. but the Stirring
- plan ia expected TO matariaiiEo
FIRST Mr. Griffith IL said 10 be-
backed by local and Nome capital.
isfa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-20
SYSTEM
IS PLANNED

II tho pians 81 I. " 0rifnth and
other Seattle men natcflHlizc. So
attln will Ia the indefinite future.
hare a complete system Of subway
rapid transit Application viii soon
b. made TO The Seattle council for
q franchise for the first ~ foot
bore 81 a proposed system under
the hills OF Seattle.
The projected tunnel win start
at the foot Of Spring g.. at Railroad
az. and vii follow under spFiu9
A. az far a. Twelfth av. where
u all come 10 che surface. Turn
Ing slightly the tunnel wIil BE- 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-20
hSSAILANT
GETS AWAY

Frightened By screams. a high.
wayman was pat 10 roui on last
Wednesday nlRhi by Mrs 81 G..
Ernst. ~ 90 Cedar ~
Mira Ernst says she was pro
ceoding home ar about 10 30 O'Clock
in the evening. and when nearing
the house. man jumped out Of
her yard and threw her 20 the
sidewalk She Immediately scream.
cd and the man ran.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-20

wager that can meet Rlplinger
IN three weeks from today. face
10 face. and talk with him.
u has dawned on some OF the
officials that Hiplinger must have
been planning for months to make
hts getaway should he fail in his
campaign for the office of mayor
OF Seattle. They now believe that
the fugitive excompiroiler must
have given long and careful At
tentlon to hls plan, and for months
or years boarded gold to take away
with hlIs.
The story Of RlDllnger's trip Into
Honduras and what he did win
the money taken from Seattle ~
best told In q letter written lest
winter TO a Seattle friend BY julius
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-20
THE PERolTA DAMAGED.

The steamer Perdita. belonging
90 the Inland Navigation company
and plying between this city aud
Belllngham. met with a mishap
to her propeller yesterday morning
as she Was pulling out Of BellinR
ham By collidlng with loose drift
Of logs The vessel has been laid
up at Morana for repairs. but viii
be able 10 make her usual trip TO.
night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-20
IRISH H0BLEMAN FROM SEATTLE is
EXPOSED AS A VALET

For months posing as an Irish
lord. aud being received with open
arms IN exclusive circles OF Seat
tie society. a man giving his name
as Cecil WorthinEton Everlelgh De
Molcyns. recently engaged as clerk
AZ the Savoy hotel IN this city, has
been arrested in New York city.
and Is said 10 be not only an i'm
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-20
BURG LARIzE
GUNST'S

IN tho glare OF the electric lights
on Pioneer Square. bold thieves
some time last night broke into
the cigar store of ~ A. Ganst. NJ
eo2 First av. and made away with
$40 In cash.
Entrance to the store Was gained
By forcihly removing the alaf which
protects the front doors.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-20
FIENDISH MURDER

fHY tnited rrrss.b
VICTORIA. r. c.. July 20 The
body Of Jane tawley, a trained
nurse, aged 30. was found on the
beach az Glover Point yesterday
afternoon by two laborers The
condition OF the body would indi.
cate that murder had been commit
ted after a desperate struggle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-20

judges o. the $500 prize driIl TO be
held at Athletic park next Thurs.
day
Congressman Wins e. uawley
OF Salem. Ore, chairman OF the
head board Of managers. arrived
last night and is a guest AZ the
Rainier Grand hotel. General or,
Eanizer Frank 3 Tlchenor. OF spo.
Kane, and W ~ L. HaRermann.
OF Port Townsend. arrived this
morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-20

fAN FNtANHH 6h8A-
SALEM. Mich. 1uly 20 The
wreck occurred near here. Ten
coaches crowded with employees OF
The pere Mnrusette railroad. who
were On mn outing. constituted the
train The first animation u dan.
Cor NAs the quick rhufnlnK Of the
wheels. q raspinR sound and Eashcg
OF steam. and then the sight Of
scorea iyinE IN scalding water in
the wrcckaEe.
The known dead number twenty
one.
The freight train was supposed 10
make the siding and walt for tho
excursion 10 pass vt Salem The
freight was not there. and the cx.
curaion train Numbered through.
meeting the freight coming
Tho excursion train was not sup
p0sed TO make any stop between
ionla and Detroit
Eight hundred employees Of the
rnad from ionia and their families
Nerc on the train. which was
crowded 10 the platforms
The crew Of the freight train 10
blamed for The wreck
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-20

poster in the lordship business. but
a bigamist as well One wife
caused the arrest for non-support,
while he got a divorce In this
county from another.
The real lord Is now in Chicago.
on the track OF the imposter, who
is declared TO have originally been
the genuine nobleman's valet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-20
IenCoach Excursion Train Crashes Head On Into
Grooming Freight--Scores NIled--Nearly 100 In
jmed- Victims go Crazy Hunting for Relatives

scene some minutes before the
wreck actually occurred.
The officials aay that collision
was Inevitable. and summoned doc.
tors. nurses and wrecking crews
and sent them on a special train
without waiting for the collision
70 be announced.
A special report received from
the Mceue ~ the wreck says that
so bodies have hceu taken from
the wreck
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-20
TERRIBLE TRAIN WRECK
OCCURS In MICHIGAN

dragging IN blood. and her face
covered with Il ~ completely In,
sane. crawling over and under The
wreck hooking for her baby.
Men and women fcii over in
dead fainis exhausted by their
vain search for relatives and
friends They lay "a the hot sun
az n dead
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-20
scHmITz VAcciNATEo.

SAN FRANCISCO. July 20,
On account OF the appear ,
anee Of several cases ~
smallpox In the county jail, :
! all the prisoners. including
J SchmitE and thinner, have
] been yaccluated.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-20
Victims % craEy.

PLYMOUTH. Mich. July 20 A
refugee from the wreck. win his
hands and clothes blood stained.
arrived here with a terrible
story.
n took out "a bodies. mangled
beyond description" ne said. y
helped pile up arms and legs un.
81 I feared I wouid 80 mad /
saw persons dragged from the
wreck and die ia the sun. crying
for water Reistives' nhrieks filled
the air.
n saw one woman. her dress
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-20
ILLINOIS CYCLONE.

IrKA. m. July 20.-A cyclone
last night dld $4,000 damage 10
the wheat aud hay crops and killed
$4,000 worth OF live stock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-20

FIRST Hunt for John RpEnger VIII Be in Country
Where He Bought Big Interests-Defaulter Said to
Have Hoarded Gold and Taken Much Money Away
With Him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-20

"men higher up" and that Il pur-
sued the evidence against others
until Distracted In that pursuit by
the state supreme court.
The calling Of the grand Jury, Mr..
Smith points out, was brought about
by a war between two factions OF
law-breakers, war which gave rise
20 all sorts Of rumors Of graft,
Doodle and blaekmail, two Of them
even involving the names OF judges
of tho superior court,
IN the next lnstallment Of his
narrative Mr.. Smith will tell Of
some Of the efforts 20 jockey the
grand Jury which we're made by
persons and interests under invest.
cation by II.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-20
$5OOy FOR WHAT?
FOR vNEEONH?

Druggists Approached and Asked for Subscription for
Fund TO Be Used in Securing The Passage Of
a Whisky Ordinance Similar 10 That Proposed by
Councilman Keene.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-20
MINISTER'S wife DESERTS
HUSBAND FOR JAP SERVANT

rsat came like a thundorb0lt 10 the
people OF West Seattleao At frat
the report was not believed All
the neighhora expressed every con.
fldenee and esteem Ia the husband,
and refused 20 say anything about
tho wlfo'g conduct
w n Lewis. deacon IN the
church OF which Mr Robinson Is
rector, expressed himself az tor.
rihly shocked az tho news.
III seems utterly impossible. +"
Ns Lewis said, 4 can hardly be
lieve IL. MT Robinson IL held In
high favor by our people aud We
tsiuk great deal OF him OF course
II has been the anppoaltion among
a nnmheT OF people acquainted with
the Roblnsona that Mra Robinson
had been afflicted ~ some time or
other You might call e a belief
that she WAS somewhat aickiy The
woman was regarded by some az
peculiar. although that ~ as Ear as
anyone has expressed any opinions
that | have heard
Attributed to Her Disease.
To the chief Of police Rev Rob.
inson explained that his wife had
boon troubled with heart disease
lor years and he attributed her pc
culiar actions 10 the effects OF that
malady.
The couple were arrested az 3 $50
o'clock this morning and at first
Mrs. Robinson was quite laxative.
but later sat tn her cell without
uttering n word. except 70 give a
short reply 10 a question. The
Japanese was taken 10 the men &
ward and refused to say a wprd
10 the officcra Later he vas in.
ierxlewcd by 4 reporter and said
that he had been employed By the
Roblnsona Ia West Seattle. but out.
side of some vauge statements he
feiEnei a Btolid Indifference
Mrs Robinson iefs the station
In company with her husband
shortly after 10 o'clock this morn.
ing aud II was but a little while
afterwards that Mr. Robinson ap.
pearcd again and deposited bail fof
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-20

~ JOE SMITH.
The most significant feature OF
the whole franchise grabbing his
tory OF Seattle politics is not that
the public service corporations have
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Continued on page 81
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-03-22
CHILD LABOR LAW
MAY Be AMENDED
Legislature Will Probably Make an
Amendment to the Law at the
Coming Session.

To IS stated with authority that
when the general assembly meets
in June, certain minor amendments
be made
To the Bell child labor law VIII
One section OF the law, that rela1-
40 employment Of children under
- ny of age. went into effect Jan
nary NThe balance of the act be-
comes oBsrtive next October
Since the law has been passedth2
best legal talent in The state is said
TO have found that the laneuage OF
the act in some paragraphs is nor
very clear, and leaves doubt as TO
exact Interpretation
Already mill men are Questionins
the meaning of certain passages, and
with the view of leaving no doubt
or possibility for wrong Interpreted
ton. amendments will be made to
STRENGTHEN the bill before it be
comes of full force
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-03-22

State Of Georgia. Glynn County
Lavender KelloSg vs.. Mary Lee
Kellogg, in Glynn Superior court
May term. 1907 iibed fol etolal
divorce
TO said Defendant. Mary I've KEEL
logg:
Tuu are hereby directed and re-
CURED TO be and appear at he noN
Superior Court 20 be held in and fot
said county on the t1ird Monday
in May next, TO answer in said cause
In Default of such answer tho
court viii proceed as the law
reefs and as 10 justice shall seem
proper Fhis ciUati0n and notice
is issued published and made under
authority OF the order OF the judge
of said court granted at chambers
on the 18th instant directing service
ON yoH hu publication Witness the
Honorable T A Parker Judge OF
raid court, this the 18th day of
March. 1907
n. F. du Bienon,
Clerk Superior Court Glym County
Georgia
Frank Fl, Harris. Plaintiffs Attorney
legal Notice.
Georgia Glenn County.
Catherine Llcwellyn Gilchrist VS.
Perry r. Gilchrist. libel for divorce
Filed to May term. 1907, Superior
count said county
70 Perry r. Gilehrist, Defendant i'm
above state case:
You are hereby required TO be
and appear at the next term of The
Suuerif1. pourf ne ,..f1 ,..,.,,4,
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-03-22

LARGE soULEvARs essSa
NICE COTTAGE ON COCHRAN ENJE, s1kss.
NICE LARGE COTTAGE ONE srRA er GLOBE TX. esss
THREE GOOD HoUsEaNEAR Hors l. ss0es ,zsv-41
PRETTY COTTAGE ON aLoucEsr e2Rss
NICE HOUSE ON LONDON 5000 9zsvsgsFzmsaFg
LARGE HoUsE mANsFELn STREET, s4Sss
PRETTY HOUSE couaE HOUSE, o. Swa
We HAVE ron sALE auLRIRs Loru WI
AL Pants or rHR cirx smAlG pRovzR7Y
INVESTMENTS.
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ny expect to share profits which are bound to follow
le upbuiding of Greater Brunswick.

Nca sEvERAL AcRKs Vssss.
WELL LOCATED RESIDENCE ON aLoUcEsTER STREET ssss&
TWO NICE COTTAGES ON STREET 1880.
RESIDENCE on : STREET, Gloss IN et7oO
nEsloENcE or STREET, NEAR F, $3.50
RESIDENCE on STREET
ar~7v1'oUse ON REYNOLDS STREET, LAReK LOT csscs
VICE PARK
pref REsoEncE uNoH sT,cLosK $3.50
LARGE pouBLa HoyaE srLAssz Houss REAR Wsss.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-27
Died.

Death notices appearing In THE TRIBUNE win bs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-27
WHAT IS GOING ON TODAY.

Metropolitan Museum II Art from 10 a N. 70 10
Marshall Da-rach on Shakespeare: The Temper. he
fore League Political Education, Hudson Theatre,
No $50 West 44th street. II a. m
Annual business meeting lunchson Of the Elrna Col
Iege club Hotel Manhattan; business, i:30 a m;
luncheon. =. m
Waldorf-Astoria, p N
Annual meeting and strawberry festival OF the Woman
OF Society for Ethical Culture, School
Building No. 80 Central Park West 20O p m
Dinner Of veterans Tth Regiment Hotel Astor
chsuncey NJ Depsw birthday dinner Montsuk Club,
Brooklyn. 100 p. m.
Alpha Tau Omega Fraternity Hotel Aston
Sd
The oracle" a play by York University students,
Carnegie I.yceun. p N. and s p. M
s-bth.,io, og na,ntnps sculpture and architecture
Ca,hoiio CUB No 40 Central Park South. ,. N.
Informal opening Of Rocky Mountain Club Rooms No. -
West 32d street. D. m.
Lecture on National Literature and the Evolution OF
Indivdralisrn the Rand School OF social science
1l2 East 18th street, p m
Public exhibition and ball under the auspices OF the
American Ladies' Hardressers' Association, Murray
HilI Isceun 80. 100 East Bath street. evening
Lecture on "A Trip 20 Panama" Republican Club No.
40th street. 80 p m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-27
FUND DISTRIBUTED TO HOSPITALS.
Undesignated Contributions Divided on Basis
of Free Work Done.

The distributing committee OF the Hospital Sat
urday and Sunday Association. composed OF Mayor
Mcclellan. Postmaster Wilcox, Morris X. Jesup,
James Speyer John Clafin and James C. Fargo.
yesterday to distribute the undesignated fund
OF the collection of 1906
total collection of S1O5 10 reported OF which
H.555 was given by Mr. and Mrs. James Speyer
under their offer to duplicate all gifts over 500
OF the total. N46lO IS designated 10 particular
institutions md a. 400 y reserved for future
expenses. leaving $4,000 for distribution.
The allotment was made on a basis OF free Work
done by each institution. as follows: Montefiore
Home and Hospital. S. 40: Mount Sinai Hospital
s. AGO. st. Lukes Hospital. S46f -: Roosevelt Hos
pital s. i27 81 German, A119 3d. Lebanon. $AVf4 -;
RuptUTed and Crippled, 1851 %: st-Ciraduate, g.
5O4 g. New York Infant, S.4g9 %; Society OF the
Lyng-In g. 295 SO; OTthOpedic Dispensary and HOS
pital. s. 104 81; ST. Mary'S Free Hospital for Chill
aren, S2,sl2 a.; Nursery and Chld's g 9eS 90: Hone
ers Home OF the Sisters Of the Mtsericordia. 81
House Of the Holy Comforter 81, sos 81: Sloane Ma
ternitv 81 479 IS; New York Ophthalmic 81 2S2 81
House Of Rest for Consumptives, 81 22S a; Flower
Hospital 81 24 "a: Babies, 81. 1S IS St Marks. 81.
i55 Of: J. Hood Wright. g OO9 20; Manhattan Eye
Ear and Throat, 81 0O On: French, 1915 ID; Skin and
Cancer. SSlS 81 Sydenham, $3.50 Is Inhrmary for
Women and Children. sos Is. New York Eye and
Ear $17 SO: Polytechnic. S13 AZ: General Memorial
500 ~ Hahnemann, $S a: 81. Andrews Con-
valescent, sos sS: New York Medical College and
Hospital for Women. so; New York Home for
Convalescents, $50: Ophthaimic and Aural Insd-
tute, $50; total. $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-27
OBITUARY.
RosERT 1. STEVENS.

Ro.@:t =. Stevens, brother OF Colonel Edwin A
Stevens o. Castle Point. IIobokeu died from
typhoid az his home a RosIyn. Long Island, yes
ier1ay, after an Illness OF two weeks. Mr. Stevens
Was descended from az old New Jersey family
AIS grandfather. John L. Stevens helped to build
me nrst steam engine in America. which is said
TO have been put in a boat nine years before Full
tons Claremont appeared the Hudson his
rather was The founder OF Stevens institute OF
Technology, n HoDoken. while his brother Colonel
Edwin A Stevens. has the distinction OF having
designed the first ferry boat
MT stevens was born al the family home Castie
Point. doboken, foTty-three years ago. lie was
graduated from Columbia University in 1851 anu
III 1922 became connected with the Hoboken La mo
ana Improvement Company. of which ne was mace
nrst yice-presdent In 1885, holding the office up 10
the time Of his death He married In lSs2 MISS
Mary Stuart Wh.tney lie was a member Of the
n5nollTood; Union League. Racquet and tef eide
Jurf and Field. ST Anthony and the SCUM pIqe
clubs ana the Automobile Club Of America lie
leaves wife and two children.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-27
n. z. Q. MEN TAKE THE STAGE.
The Oracle" Original Musical Comedy, at
Carnegie Lyceum.

"The Oracle" was put on at Carnegie Lyceum
tst night BY New York University their
lsnior show. It's authors. ID. Taylor. 06. and
W. 10 Baron, O5--hsve written a clever operetta,
sith good plot and plenty Of bright music. J. J.
tcsnnea os, was capital representative OF a COL
rss mar asleep IN mythology. and was well sup
torase by Tom" Bean. '0s. foil.
The two fall asleep over book IA a college room.
lno and themselves Olympus IN their dream.
his drops the apple Of discord as they come in
Eo BN, one Of them gets IL. They remember
20 story, and try 10 stop the Trojan war by
foedeeses-Yenus. Juno and Minerva This idea
iHHls because Juggernaut wandeFs over from fhe
ssnqoo home o. gods and Anos II out. They are
Lee before Vulcan and are told that the Delphic
heee of Apollo shall decide their fate
me oracle - used 10 free them from their
toaniea one OF them getting into IL and deliver
le fake cecree. Then they awaken and go
Amusing byplay is furnished by the antics OF
y Payson, 07, as Bacchus. very drunk. and
- rectal OF the woes Of Homer u +. Freed
tels. 'OQ. Homer has to sell his ''stuff 10 The
tlsene Evening Journal at 81 a yard, and Il
E.sses him feel bad. The songs that won the most
tYseese were "A Couple OF Thousand Years Be
klno the Tines" by the college men; MY Bamboo
EShealoW IN BangHlore." and Imagination" The
nlAsa iore' song was sung by Walter Brown. 10.
10 ESQ showed himself TO be a clever dancer, as
iefpschore
Trouble with the musicians union prevented Tay-
- The composer. from leading the orchestra,
90 arc sometimes very deficient in rhythmicai
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-27
CITY NEEDS ART COMMISSION. .
Ex-BOrough President Cantor Wants Amend
ment to Municipal Charter.

The need of a city art commission was pointed
out last night IN address before the Municipal
Art Society at its building. No 119 East 18th street
by Jacob a. Cantor. ex-BorOugh President OF Man
haitian and a member of the New York City I'm
pTovemeut Commission Mr.. Cantor referred to The
report Of the commission submitted to the Mayor
last January. which provided for millions of dol
lars in improvements throughout greater New
York lie said that he wished the society and its
friends would work for the passage by the State
Legislature Of an amendment to the charter
whereby permanent and salarted art commission
might be created. Mr.. Cantor pointed out that by
buying property adjoining the Improvement work,
the city could later sell the surplus property at
a profit because Of its value being enhanced By the
Improvements.
Several amendments to the sOciety's constitution
were passed. II decided that the annual meet
ings Of the society should hereafter be in Novem-
instead Of in April. and that the board OF d.
elected the meeting in April 1870. should
hold Office until next November.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-27
SECRETARY ROOT CALLED AWAY.
His Brother, Professor Oren Root, Seriously
III at Clinton.

Washington. April 26.-Secretary Root left Wash
ington al o'clock this afternoon for the bedside of
his oldest brother. Professor Oren Root at Clinton,
y. y. Professor Root is seriously ill., and his
covery is not expected. He is professor OF mathc-
mates at Hamilton College. and his accomplish
ments in this chair have helped to make the col
lege noted Preceding him. his father, Professor
Oren Root. occupied the same chair, the two men
having been successfully at the head Of the de-
partment since 1919. For a number of years Pro-
lessor Root at the head of the mathematical
aepartmcnt in the University of Missouri. He is
ElXty-nine years old.
Huntington Wilson, Third Assistant Secretary of
state. is Fastening back from jamestown TO be-
come. for the first time In his incumbency. Acting
S;eGiretary of State Mr.. Wilson is the newest ori-
clel IN the department. and except possibly chiefs
or one or two minor bureaus the Youngest. The
Ass!stan; Secretary, Mr.. Bacon IS with the Presi-
deht AT jamestown and will not return until Sun
day. while Mr. Adee the Second Assistant Secre-
taTy, IS on his way TO Europe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-27
THE BALTIMORE BREAKS RECORDS.
Ends Longest Cruise-Gets Target Practice
Medal-Wins Football Trophy.

Flying her 4s5-fOOt homeward bound pennans af-
ter the longest cruise on record for ship Of the
United States navy. the cruiser Baltimore arrived
az the Brooklyn navy yard yesterday. under Lieu
tenant Commander Clarence NJ. Stone While at
the Asiatio station she captured the cruiser
for target practice OF the United States navy in
1906. for which she carries as trophy a bronze
tablet on the break OF the poop deck With her
twelve snch guns. out Of nine shots fired. the rec
ord was s. hits gun minute The Baltimore s
crew also won the Rugby football trophy IN Aus
tralia beating the English a. their own game be-
fore twenty thousand persons.
The cruiser brought home the body OF Stanley
Woods navigating officer Of the ship. who died
from septic pneumonia following blood poisoning,
after the extraction of liberated tooth In Stnga-
pore The ashes of Rear Admiral Austin kautz.
who died In Naples. are also on board The Balt-
more sailed from Cavite on February g. 1901, after
an inspection of her boilers and machinery.