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The Washington herald., 1907-07-18

England thought Gainsboroughs "Geor-
giana. Duchess Of Devonshire," brought
a stiff price when it changed hands for
10.I 100 guineas. but when ]. PierpoEt Nor
gan came that way, fancied it, and cheer
fully put up 5000 guineas for II. they
realized what profit might accrue 10 them
from other paintings they might have
For years Americans made collections
Of European painters work only Then
". T. Evans started the first collection
Of American artists work the first paint
ing he procured being Winslow Homer's
Sunday Morning in Virginia" DT. Alex
andeT Humphreys soon made a good coll
lection of American work, and in 1872
Thomas B. Clark began collecting the
canvasses Of Wyant Homer Martha
George Inness, Winslow Homer, and 9TH
eTs. Samuel Shaw's famous collection
was made up Of the winners OF the Shaw
prize in the exhibits of the Society Of
American Artists. All these have proved
valuable. The Huntington collection OF
portraits. engravings medals. and stat
uary that has been given the Metropoli-
tan Museum was collected for pleasure
only, and then placed where the public
could always enjoy il.
NFAA+ffA AttthAAAiiS II Il HlDAlnB4I AOAts pa -
Of LincOln's specially ordered red and
white set bringing fabulous sums. other
good sellers are the 'Dr. Syntax' plates
reproductions of illustrations in a book
devoted 20 the adventures Of one Dr.
SyntaX being the decorations The IA
nous tulip. or 'dullaban." china of the
Pennsylvania Dutch is valuable. despite
its crudity, and any bit Of china bearing
the face of Washington or Lafayette,
with the date Of their time, commands a
good sum. II the piece was used AT
Mount Vernon at any time its price is
almost doubled
Dealers In old furniture are making the
biggest profits ut present. Secondhand
stores in many Southern cities offer rich
helds for cOnnOiSseurs in this line, as do
the remote farm houses Of the East,
where knowledge of the fad has not get
come. One North Carolina woman find
ing an old clock in her way. sold it 10
a travelling collector for s. The lucky
purchaser sold it in Charlotte that even
ing for Sl0o Tester-top mahogany bed
steads go into collectors hands al ridicu-
lOus figures like s. OF S3. while cOnsoI
tables, chests OF drawers. spindIe-legged
chairs. and quaint dressing tables are
picked up for q song Stamp. cameo.
jewel. and coin collectors have good
business, while the men and women who
go in for odds and ends, such as PLAYING
cards. samplers. bric-a-brac, and needle
work, have more pleasure than remunera-
ton for their efforts
TO-mOrrow-Growth of the sun
day School
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wILLoUGHRY REAcH HOTEL.
TnE MONITOR. 'sts -, 81 = ::
VIcTORlAHoTEL,

Maiu'st Norfolk Va. European plsU. p. a. ..
Brine Manager. Cars to Jamestos-n Exposition pass
the door; two squares 70 wharf Tor water T0uIe-
ie5-d& S-lm then 4
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ATLANTIC CITY.
HoTEL MONTICELLO,

snfic Citys largest, nnest ard best-apponted hotel
so moderate prcss Fine orchestra. Special menu
and 9Th q Iuiy souvenirs Elegant rooms vlth
baths sttsched table sud service Of highest staEa-
ard hCmc-hke Surroundings. liberal ownership maEs
skCment- Capacsty, eo0- SPECIAL -stes, SO -
Neekyi s. Up daily. Booklet L. c. EkHOLA
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Hotel Boscobel, S:st9sss S:.t s:9.s. A"'''''

EI1rI known hoIel sppolntmonf wlfh eIoeTti0nal
luxury Finest table Atlantic Clty Running
water IN rooms Elevator 90 street Private baths.
Eighteenth season. Capacity so. Write fer calen
dar. literature menu cards. SPECIAL rates unul
August. A. T. MARION, Owner and Manager.
ial1-10t-t.thsS
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HOTEL JACKSON
Directly opI@=te steel PisT-
Firenreoi. Virginia Ave. and The Beach.

American and European plans Rooms with batn.
Finest Cafe N the city. So Ter dag up. 81 ~
per week Up American plan Also & la carte serF'
ice Full orchestra. JOHN CRUISE.
ja213lt exWS
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SOUTH ATLANTIC CITY.
Where Are You Going % spsns fhs sunmsr7
SOUTH ATLANTIC CITY. n. 4.

Offers uuususI attractions ard Advantages to fariles
seeking quiet restiulness. Best q batliuz ana hsa
ing. comfortable CUttages hotels Two miles q
superb ocean beach. BosrdwslE 40 feet long and
twenty feet wide. schools churches. yNc- ArissIan
AfllutC tITJ. FCT information Apply GhAELEz
HART. City CleTk. South Atlantic City. \. :.
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A freight car, attached to shifting
freight train in the yards Of the Southern
Railway, broke loose this afternoon and
ran several blocks stopping on Wilkes
street, between St Asaph and Pitt
streets defective brake, 1t is said,
caused the cars antics.
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HOTEL STERLING, Ken Ssg'g:sy g:syaI A'''"'
FfRERROOF.

W. l. Finch. owner who built and conducted tbs
Sterling seasons laella3 announces that the house
3 once more under his personal Management
Everything first class SPECIAL July rates, l22
weekly and upward. lee55t
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HOTEL cLENsicE

extra large To0ms; rrstclass table and service s. 53
day upward: $ pr week gpwaFd. 81. l. GEIGER.
ie5S-d.eK E&S-Zt
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The Arlington, NsfBESAS HEp BthSH. AVE
SPECIAL spring rates Booklet. /. b. kUNZ
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ALL NEW But IBE AAME-
New Hotel IsIesWoFth,

II the Heart of Atlantic Citv.
Overlooking the Boardwalk and steel Pier. go
Newly Furnished Rooms, suite and single Baths
with sea water connexions. Our patrons our refer.
ence We please you Boeklsts and rates for The
asking. wa. HYMAN. PT0pr. W. +. GREEN,
Nsf-
HOTEL PONCE DE LEON.
Second House from Steel Pier.
ieg7-Dt ALFRED 3. GRINDROD.
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McDONOUGH'S COTTAGE

OCEAN VIEW. VIRGINIA.
Cars to the Exposition ETery 10 minutes; fare. Sc
SPECIAL RATES TO PARTIES.
my30-d&S-tf
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HOTEL RALEIGH.

HOTEL RALEIGH, Aodsis Ned sss 5rsa e9a sos s5ie''
Centrally heated On Ihe Beach. Accumulation,
service, and cuisine excel any IN town az similar
prices. Fresh aad salt Sater baths elevator. &c.
CAPACITY, 40, Rates cXtrcTusly low. Booklet.
3e221t.d&S Il. J. D1NES
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Couaecticl1 and Oriental ATCS One minute from
Beach. Large- alty roclns. superior table; hons
c1mfoTts; reasonable yates: booklet mailed
wiS-i5t l. r. GREENE
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-10-06
HORRIBLY MUTILATED.
Rice Binder Causes One Deeth
and Fatal Accident.

Houston. Oct august Ludwig
was killed outright and William Miller
fatally wounded by an accident on a
iice farm near Eagle Lake. In at.
tempting 10 make n short turn with a
binder two OF the horses tripped and
fell, and In trying TO release them the
men were caught under the binder nv
sudden forward leap OF the horses
Mr. Ludwigs body was horribly mutt.
lated.
II is reported from Seguln that a
negro named Charles Bean turned over
10 County Judge Wurtzbach black
bag and its contents. the property of
stephen Gcake. an eccentric English.
man. who had lived as a recluse In a
hermits hut for twenty years. who was
buried 4 few days since. Two Crimean
war medals, a certificate OF deposit Of
money In Seguin bank for a small
amount and considerable mining stock
In mines near Goldfield. New. In Cali.
fornia and Australia also letters
10 relatives at Cornwall Eng. with
whom Seguin authorities will imme
diately correspond
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-10-06

More than one hundred new and
superb shows will constitute the
amusement department OF Il {
State Fair this year. In addition
to the permanent attractions al
ready on the grounds there will be
an aggregation OF the latest an
mnst ingenious amusements gath
cred from all parts of the world.
Special mention should be made
of the Circus of educated Fleas;
"Constan,inople' an oriental con-
cession representing an investment
Of $50, 900; Monkey Faced Family
Iggorote Village; Tours of the
Globe; Ostrich Farm; Airship De
monstration; Science Railway; Old
Mill; Destruction of San Francisco
Demares,s Wild West Hippodrome
Hall of Mirth; Katzenjammer Kids
Figure Eight, Shoot the Chutes,
Laughing Gallery. Ministries, Fa,
Girl, Smallest Man on Earth, the
Sibley GorillaS, McCune Museum
and many other attractions
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-10-06
DANGEROUS AND USELESS

The Houston & Texas Central
could givh a good deal better ser
vice to its Bryan patrons ana pos
;blv al other points on the line by
opening up more of the vestioule
doors When they reach the station
The lam nearly every day is an an,
moving. and yesterday broke all
records for inconvenience when the
passengers endeavored to get aboard
Only two vestibules on one sac
were open, and there was crowd
present that caused the Eagle re-
porter to ASK how many excursion
tickets were sold. There was no
excursion, however, but big
crowd of college boys and a mum
Der OF other passengers, ana me
train started before near all the
bows were on board. They scram'
bled ON the best they could, some
of them catching the train III
motion. The train stopped a lie"
lengths ahead and doubtless they
were all made comfortable, as they
should have been at first. Such
conditions are dangerous and use
less. Open the vestibules,
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-10-06
CHORAL CLUB MEETING.

The Ladies' Choral Club held q
meeting at Carnegie Hall yester-
day afternoon, and the members
feel much encouraged with the au-
spicious beginning OF the years
work. There are now about thirty
FIVE active members, twenty-five
Of whom were present and enter
ed hartily into the spirit OF the
meeting. Practice was begun on
Mendelssohn' beautiful Spring
Song
Mr.. I.illebridge, the director
addressed the club and gave the
members the assurance that with
their hearty cooperation the club
may be made the best in the state,
The Eagle hopes that the people
Of Bryan will lose no opportunity
to offer the club encouragement,
believing that its benifits to the
city unsteady will be OF incalcul'
able value.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-10-06
DEATH PENALTY FOR BAILEY.
Friends 81 Murdered Man Insisted He
Be Hanu-d at Once.


Nacogdochss. Tex. Oct. Dust one
month TO a day after Doc Bailey had
killed d. owens he was tried and con.
yicted and the death penalty assessed
against him. With the exception OF
the statement Of the defendant. the
evidence showed that II was murder
cold.blooied and premedtated Bailey
admitted that he was a professional
gambler, and had made his living by
II for five years
The town was in a state Of excite.
ment Friday night There were 5000
citizens from the county demanding
that the prisoner be executed al once
After the verdict the friends Of owen
demanded that Bailey be executed that
night.
Friends OF owen swore that they
intend not 10 permit the negro 10 be
taken TO Rusk.
owen was 10 have been married on
Thursday night following the Wedncs-
day morning on which he was muir.
dered The bridal party and friends
were AZ the home Of the bride and
waited until II was seen he was not
coming. and then they started out to
search for him They took dogs and
succeeded In locating the dead body
Friday morning.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-10-06
MUTUAL IMPROVEMENT CLUB.

The Mutual Improvement, or
gained twelve years ago, and ever
since a potent factor in the social
and literary life OF BRYAN, and of
note in the state federation, began
another years work Wednesday
afternoon in the club rooms at the
Carnegie library, with the annual
opening meeting known as presi-
dents day. Mrs. \. J. Buchanan,
president for the current year, pre-.
sided with the tact and grace that
is characteristic OF her, and in her
Greetings" concluding the pro-
gram, gave added inspiration to the
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members for further accomplish
ment. Under her direction also
the club rooms were made doubly
attractive with tasteful decorations
bringing out the club colors, green
and white, the presidents desk be
ing surmounted by a bust OF
Shakespeare, significant of the
years study of Henry III with
PARALLEL Tudor history. The num-
bers of the varied program below
gave much pleasure;
Roll Call-Answered with Gu b
Thoughts.
Piano Solo-Miss Bradbury.
Paper-A Club Woman at Home-Mrs.
II. w. South.
Vocal Solo. Violin Obligato- Miss Gus
sic Buchanan.
Paper-"A Club Woman Abroad.
Mrs. Tyler Haswell.
Vocal Duet Mesdames Howell and
Davis.
Greeting, from the President Mrs.
Buchanan.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-10-06
A. AND N. SHUT THEM OUT.

In the football game at College
yesterday afternoon the 4. and NJ.
BOYS shut our TT. Worth Universe
ty by a score of 81 to o. The A.
NJ. boys showed up well and much
satisfaction is expressed with the
training they are receiving from
Coach Larsen.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-10-06
Officers Chosen.

Enid. Okla. oct THE annual
convention Of the National An'i-ilorso
Thief Association closed with the cleo
ton of officers for the ensuing year
and the selection Of Columbus, O.. as
the meeting place next year Officers
elected were. President. John W
Wall. Parsons. Kan; vice president,
W :. Johnson. Carthage. Mo: secre
tary.treaslrer. ! NJ Pence. Morrison
vile. III
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-10-06
NO MOTHER TO GUIDE HER.

Announcement, is made in the Grand
opera house al OF the coming OF "No
Mother 10 Guide Her. Tuesday night,
October 5. This play is under the man
agemen, OF Long & Packard, and is a four
act comedy with Miss Alma Hearn in the
title role. Manager Mike informs the
Eagle tina, the play has met with favor
elsewhere and will play a return date a,
Galveston. Seats are on sale at Haswel's.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-10-06
Paint Kills Cows.

Paris. Tex. oct Wv T. McCarty.
living az MaNey. had two fine Jersey
cows TO de suddenly. While he was
carrying some venetian red paint
through the yard he accidentally spill
al about a double handful on the
ground The cows came along and
licked It up. one NJ them died IN
twenty minutes. and the other In about
two hours
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-10-06
handsom. BUILDING.

Baird. Ten. oct. THE Home Ma.
tional bank people have commenced
work on their new building. II is eX.
pected 10 be one OF the finest bank
and office buildings In west Texas
The entire upper story will be used for
offices with the exception OF one large
room. which the directors will furnish
and dedicate free of cost 20 the ladies'
library
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-10-06
Price Acquitted.

Fort Worth. oct 81 +. Price.
charged by Indictment with attempted
criminal assault. the alleged victim be-
ing a farmers daughter 81 eight years.
residing In the Everman neighborhood,
was tried In tho Forty eighth district
court and acquitted There was much
excitement az the time OF Prices a..
rest
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-10-06
TIEUP COMPLETE.
Eight Thousand Dock and Cotton Han
dlers Go on Strike.

New Orleans. oct The immense
cotton shipping business Of this port
was lied mp AZ $ o'clock Friday after.
noon by the strike ~ 5000 members
OF the Dock and Cotton Handlers
union
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-10-06
HONEST HAcKMAN.
Finds Large Sum In Vehicle and Re
turns II 10 Owner.

Waco. Oct, Bud Wilson. n hacl.
mrn. found $1,000 In his vehicle. He
promptly turned II over to It's owner
n prominent citizen. who had taken a
ride In Wilson's hack
District Judge Scott has set Nov -
as the date 10 try the cases against
General Manger Farnsworth and Su
perinten1ert Gates OF the Southwest
ern telegraph and Telephone com
pany. charged with unlawful discrimi
nation In telephone rates. Warrant
against Pr. sident Pettengill has not
yet been served.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-10-06
LITERALLY COOKED.
Jerold 5sdwell. a Little Boy. Suffered
Intense Agony.

Amarillo. Tex. Oct 5.-Jerold. the
four-yearoid son ~ Mr. and Mrs Rob.
ert Bedwell Of this city. died Of burns
received 4 few hours before from fall.
Ing in 4 ub 81 scaldIng water The
little boy was playing about the hous"
and fell backward into the tub His
flesh was literally cooked. and recoy.
cry was impossible lie suffered In.
tense agony from the wounds. and died
In spite e. an efforts to relieve him
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-10-06
To Erect Larne Building.

San Antonio. oct 5,-Mrs. r c.
Frost OF this city let the contract for
the erection OF a five-story building
NJ the corner OF Main avenue and
Houston street The new structure
will cost 100000. and will be one Of
the most handsome buildings in the
city.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-10-06
FATAL FLASHES.
Lightning Causes Three Persons to
Lose Their Lives.

Dallas. Oct. lightning caused
three Texas people to lose their lives.
Five miles from Gainesville. while In
her field. Mrs August Graham was
struck AMI killed
Three miles from Floyd. Hunt coun'
". Ward Harp was killed while stand
ing In his doorway.
while In o cotton field few miles
from Farmersville. Collin county, n
lightning holt took the life Of Lovett
Frazier.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-10-06
Hand Gu, on In Gin.

Gainesville. Tex. oct 5.-At Hood,
ten miles from here. J. y. Snuggs had
n hand cut of In a gin
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-10-06
TAFT AZ Nauasaki.

Nagasaki. Japan. oct 5.-lion. W
VI. Tau arrived here Saturday morn
Ing.
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slIpned 70 the Penltentlary.

Nacogdnches. Tex. oct Hangers
slipped Do Bailey back TO Rusk peni
Tertiary
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-10-06
EspIres In Wagon.

Dallas. oct 5.-A negro named
Alexander Bauman, was found dead In
q wagon in this city.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-10-06
Bailey HANGS thursday.

Nacogdotres. Tex, oct. 5.-Doc
Bailey. convicted OF the murder OF
D. owen. Is 20 hang Thursday.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-10-06
FOR SALE.

Registered Poland China boar and SOW,
bred. Price sl5.OO. Address Knox vii.
liams, MilIican, Texas. al, WIT
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-10-06
Shot 10 Death.

AldeySan. / T.. oct Prank Bos
kins. leading citizen. was shot "a
death.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-10-06
LOTT GETS FORTY YEARS.

Penalty Given Negro Boy For Entering
White Girls Room.
Goli1d. Tex. oct 5.-Tho jury iu
case OF ywan Lott. the negro indicted
for criminal assault hy entering the
room no night Of the daughter ot q
prominent white citizen G. this place
on plea o. guilty assessed his pun.
ishmeut AT forty years confinement In
the state renitcutiary.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1907-07-11
se
GENERALLY ENDORSED.
Governors OF States Express
Opinion.
The Assembling Of An American
WAR Fleet in Waters of the
Pacific is Creating World
Wide Interest and War;
Talk.
Special to THE ARGUS.

New York, July S.-The New York
a number of governors to questions
sent out by it aaent the assembling OF
an United States war fleet in the Pa
citic.
will provoke trouble, and, that a war
would be the crime of the century.
Gov. Dineen, of Illinois, thinks ia
pan would be foolish to make trouble
over it.
GOV. Blanchard, of Louisiana, says it
is the proper thing to do.
GOV. Hook, OF Kansas, says Japan
has no good cause to object.
Gov. sheldon, of Nebraska, an d GOV.
Broward, of Florida, both express con-
fdence in the administration doing
what is best.>
Viscount TAM, opposition parliamen-
tary leader, says he does not expect
trouble to follow the assembling of the
American war fleet in the Pacific. One
month ago, however, he predicted war
II the united SCaG0S Qlu NOT pIOLnptIy
give satisfaction for the Jap restaurant
demolition in San Francisco.
Richmond Pearson Hobson said to
day that he feared the concentration of
a war fleet in the Pacific would be taken
advantage of by Japan to precipitate a
conflict for the real purpose of getting
possession of the Philippines; tina the
United States should at once add two
strong fleets.
The New York American prints,
among other interviews, a long one
with Admiral Dewey, in which he adj
vocates the immediate concentration of
a battleship fleet in the Pacific, and
says that while not anticipating any
trouble with any country,
he believes it necessary that the United
States navy should be paramount in
the Pacific. He says the transfer of
ships Is only a question of coal. and
coal, in time Of peace, is only a ques-
ton of money,
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1907-07-11
Catholic Educators TO Meet.
Special to the ARGUS.

MiIw aukee, Wis.,, July 8.--Many of
the most eminent Catholic prelates n
Of the country are in Mil
waukee to attend the meeting of the
Catholic Educational Association ofthe
United states, which will be in session
here duling the next few days.
Prominent NON those who are to
take part are Archbishop Q1igleys OF
Chicago, Archbishop Farley, OF New
YORK, A rcilbishop GIennon, OF St
Louis, and Rt. R-v. Mgr. D. J.. Q'Gon-
nell,president of the Catholic Univer-
ssity lat washington, D. G.
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KOS LONG CAREER.
Admiral BrcWnson Reaches the Retir-
iRg Ace.
(By Special Wire to the AReus.)

(By Special Wire to the ARGUs.)
being in active service since civil war
days, Rear Admiral Willard H. Brown
son, at present in charge of the bureau
of navigation at the Navy Department,
reached the age for statutory retire
ment today. Admiral Brownson il
one or the most popular officers of the
navy and in his long career he has been
the central figure in a number OF stir
ring adventures. One of these occurred
in 1923, when Tear Admiral de Mello.
of Brazil. with a small fleet, consisting
of one -ironclad cruiser, two torpedo
boats and several merchant vessels,
seized the harbor of Rio Janeiro. No
vessels could pass into or reach the
piers i'll the harbor, and much distress
WAS oc,asioned. A small feet of Amer
lean warships was in the neighpor-
hood, among them the Detroit, in com
mand OF Admiral Brownson, then d
commander An American merchant
man was also there with a cargo to
d~ischarse but was prevented from
landing by Mello's feet. Her captain
appealed TO the commodore in com
mand of the American warships, with
the result that the Detroit was detailed
to act as an escort TO the American
vessel and to see that her captain had
an opportunity / d scharge her cargo.
Clearing decks for action and with
every man at his post, Commander
Brownson sent word 10 Admiral de
Mello of what he TO do, and
then gave the comuiand that sent he
Detroit and the smaller vessel on their
perifous way. Through q lane formed
by the Meiio navy they sailed. Some
gunner Of the Brazilian fleet fred a
shot at the merchantmen, and before the
smoke had cleared away II of the big
guns of the Detroit belched forth.
Rrownson shout. d from the bridge to
the Brazilian admiral that if another
shot was fred he would deliver a
broadside. This had the effect of alarm
ing the Brazilians, and the vessel dis
charged her cargo in peace and retired
i'm good order.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1907-07-11
"STRENOUS WEEK
IN FRISCO"
mavor schmltz Will Probably Get The
Limit.

fly special wire to The AReUs.1
Frisco, July s.=This will be q street
ons week for the Sun Francisco hood
lerS.
Mayor sehnitz " Ill come into court
to be senten ced by Judge Dunno, and
it is beliyed he will get five years, the
full limit OF penalty for extortion.
The cases of Halsey, Glass and Others
will be called, but lawyer Delmas, oil
Thaw case fame, who defends these
criminals, will fight for q continuance.