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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-02-09
Some Good Work is Bei1a
Done in Behalf Of Sailors
Of the Port
MANY VISIT THE ROOMS
Chaplain Reports That Cheap L od-
gine House Where Sailors
Can Secure Rooms is Badly
Needed in This City.

The chaplain of the seamens Mis-.
sion makes the following report for
the month of January:
During the month S23 men have
taken advantage of the free reading
room. Six religious services were held
with an attendance averaging twelve
Besides these meetings the
Christmas entertainment was neld on
January 10 when about rs people were
present. the greater number being sea
men.
material has been kept on
hand and many seamen have found Ii
convenient to come In and write let
ters TO their homes across the a.
Fully one hundred magazines anc
other reading matter have been given
away to the men at the time Of sail
Ing. Usually tracts are placed be
tween the pages OF the magazines be.
fore they are given out
Fifty-eight visits have been made TO
the ships in port with view Of get
ting the men to the mission and giving
away tracts.
All magazines and other reading
matter OF 4 moral and healthful char
acter Is gladly received from friends
In the city.
The chaplain says: The great need
of the institution just now Is a lodging
place for men. l have had to turn
away people almost daily who come
to know if they can get lodgings,
The most Of them want good, clean
and comfortable lodging for about rs
cents and find it hard to obtain this.
Some times man viii come in who
is stranded and wants 10 get a place
10 sleep for the night. but can't
accommodate anyone.
One of the last cold nights we had
had to go and search for lodging
house for man and pay for this
bed However low down man might
get It Is hard for him TO have to-
sleep in the cold when the weathe. Is
freezing.
"a city the size OF Brunswick needs
a pace y this kind. net TO encourage
men in laziuega.. but where a man
who is f6P hard up can find a
place TO sleep and know that there
are still some people who care for
aim at least that much"
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-02-09
Z Session in Atlanta It Asks
legislature to Call One
This Summer
ALL OFFICERS WERE LLECTE0
sam Small is Taking Prominent
Part IN Business Of the Meet
lng-A List OF tie Officers
Who Were Elected.

The anti-saloou league OF Georgia
which has been in session In Atlanta
Tor the past few days. has elected Of
Ulcers for the ensuing year and passed
4 resolution calling on the geenral as
sembly this sumaner to provide for
a general state liection on the Ques.
rion Of prohibition for the entire state.
W. r. Hammond, of Atlanta, was 70.
elected president and ! c. solomon
gecretary. The other old officers
we're all reelected.
Or. Broughton. who was chairman
of the committee on resolutions, made
a speech Ia when he declared Georgia
had elected 2 aaloon keeper for gov.
ernor and that anybody VINO expected
to get any hing out OF the Fulton
county representatives on the line OF
prohibition might as well cali on the
dogs
Dr. Broughton' scommitee Of which
Rev. Sam Small was also a member,
reported the following resolution
which was passed BY the league before
its adjournment
"Bc L re solved tnat We respect.
fully ask and urge the general Assem-
bly, Of Georgia, at its forthcoming ses-
sion in June VIII pass an act that
viii submit TO the lawful voters of
the state at a special election ordered
for that purpose and that alone, the
question whether the said general as
sembly shall pass an act prohibiting
the licensing Of the sale Of iutoxica-
ting liquors in any form hereafter In
this state
Resolved, second. That we cordially
invite all citizens Of the state who
win endorse The above resolution to
join Us Ia urging the action therein
set out upon the ensuing general as
Bembly
Resolved fhlrd, That state cam
paiga committee Of competent abillt,
g employed to visit the county seat
Of every county IN the state bafor
-he session "a June next, and publicly
rouse the people 10 petition the gen,
al assembly to grant the above as
"a referendum as a matter of right to
Tho citizens Of the state"
The resolution was signed BY Rev
Len q, Broughton chairman Sam w.
Small, Of Fulton. Wilbur Colyln. Of
Troup, George w. Gieatou, Of Rock
dale and W. B stubbs. Of Charlton
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-02-09
THE SEA WAS MOST TOO RouaA
The Three Friends Started Here but
Turned Back.

Following is from tie Jacksonville
flmes-Union of yesterday;
THE tug Three Friends, Capt Fog
Aard, LEFT Jacksonville yesterday morn.
ing with the schooner Clara Davis in
Tow, bound for Brunswick. Ga
"The sea was rolling very high
and d stiff breeze was blowing. All
went well the schooner and the tug
until a point off Fernandina was reach
ed when Capt. Fozzard orderad tne
schooner to cast her anchor
The Three Friends had run short
Of coal and with the high seas and
wind blowing was afraid to risk the
trip on to Brunswick With her coal
supply.
The Three Frlends' put back to
Jacksonville, coaled up and left port
again late in the afternoon. She will
pick UP the schooner and proceed to
Brunswick No damage was done to
neither the schooner nor the tug"
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-02-09
BANKRUPT COURT TO-DAY.
An Interesting Point VIII be Decided
by Referee isaac.

f1fi iUANN CoAiiiH ~hAtt WIN hN DNN'hNN
by Referee Isaac.
The bankruptcy court will he In ses-
sion again today and quite an Interest
ing and intricate Isoint Of law will be
decided by Referee Isaac.
The point in question is the case
OF Mclaughlin, Deem & Co.. Of Baxley
As has tSA previously stated in these
columns, one OF the members of the
firm, John Ellis, Jr., mas fled his
petition in bankruptcy and the point
is whether or not the other two mem.
bers Of the firm should be adjudged
bankrupt. Deem and Mclaughlin say
that the firm is solvent. while Ellis.
who is a member Of It. says In the
state courts that the members nc
knowleged its Insolvency The point
is quite an interesting one and the de.
cision will be closely watched
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-02-09
rn nlscrealt TestImony.
Enund neaa h bea.

atlanta, FeD 5.--E. II. Ansii5h' s7-''
reaentine a Philad lphls electrical sup
nlv house was found dead IN bed at e
small hotel here yesterday He had
oesn IN Atlanta for several weeks on
account Of Ill health, and a verdict
was given by the cotoners jury that
a ath resulted from nemorrhage OF
t!.e lungs. A letter addressed to MISS
ora Trainham, Richmond, Va, was
found ia his pocket It is not known
where his relatives reside
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-02-09
vIraInIa So. &c q!

Richmond, Va, FEB 8.-The
preme court has handed down w
clsion in the case OF Dr. Foster, su-
perintendent OF the Eastern Asylum
for the Insane, which fully sustalns
the authority Of tae general hQspital
board to oust him, and Puts Z
as legal superintendent. his
sor in charge. The costs are put UPON
Dr. Foster. The court also issued
writ OF prohibition against Judge Ty-
Ter. Of the williamsburg circuit.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-02-09
ADAMG0N Has 4
NOVEL SCHEME
Trying 70 Organize House Members
In an Association to Pay Certain
Prices for Meals.

Washington, Feb g--Represeutattre
A1amson, OF Georgia, Is interesting
himself in a movement which, Il aar.
led, viii mean much 10 the members
o. congress-.
Tho representative q endeayolins
n organize an ASSOCIATION among the
members Of the house for the pur.
pose Of fixing a price to be paid sor
meals by them. His idea IS for the
association TO adopt one price to DO
paid by all members Of congress,
they agreeing 10 pay no more or less
for a meal
Il 10 believed that be viii BE- sue
esased IN his efforts to tais aad.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-02-09

lr Her Position Fe9srdna tas Ad.
mlttarce OF japanese into the
Public Schools.

San Francisco, Col4 Feb 8.-~Mayor
Schmidt Of this city to-day made the
announcement that San Francisco had
decided to stand pat on her position
as regards the japanese and the
school question
By tnis decision It is meant tha
japanese school children Ia san Fran
cisco win not be given the same pr,-
yileges as Americans or in other
words, will not be admitted to The
public schools IN Frisco.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-02-09
Mrs. Brooks entity.

A special sent out from Gainesville.
Ca yesterday says After deliber-
ating since O'Clock yesterday after
noon, the jury returned u verdict this
morning finding Mrs. Sue Brooks guilty
of being an accessory to the murder
OF Jack Collins, former courthouse
ianitor, last November The SEN
tence of life imprisonment was i'm.
posed Her son. Foster Breoks, who
was CONVICTED of the same crime
about asQ weeks ago, was also given
q Of llfe imprisonment.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-02-09
After Shooting The. General
lie Tried 10 Escape
Hands Of Big Mob
WHEN CAPTURED he SgIGI0E0
St, Petersburg Was the s ene Of
Tragedy Friday Night mich
Caused Great ExcltementN
Official Circles.

ST, Petersburg, Feb S--An assas-
sin last night shot ana fatally wound
ed Governor Alaxanderdeoosk and
shot four others who tried to capture
him
After shooting the general the assas-
sin made an effort to escape and WIS
followed by a mob He kept UP his
fire as sne fed for liberty and four of
the persuers We're shot and injured.
The man then shoC himself He was
a lew terrorist
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-02-09
READY FOR THE CONVENTION
Macon Prepares for immigration Con.
ventIon NeM Meek.

Macon, Ga, Feb. S.-President Em-
NETT Small Of the Macon Chamber Of
Commerce, has namM 4 committees
of wen known business men to con
Ter with the mayor ana council and
with President John man of
the state immi radon society regard
ing the entertainment that is to ne ac-
corded the o0ioe,., ~ tba - -.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-02-09
poNNeLLY & HATFIELD COMING
Burnt Cork Aggregation viii be at
the Grand February Il.

Many now feateures are offered by
the Donuclly and Iathe.ds magnia-
cient minstrels to ba seen at the Gran 4
Thursday, February IA, under the per
eonal direction Of All. G. Field
Aside from the long list Of new
dancing acts presented in the elab.
crate first part ana the stupendous
spectacle, THE Dance Of tho Nations
a1To offered tho a2e aaGa!ca! ccmeay
act Of Three Davmars, George, Gus
and Charles an entirely new aero
batic act by Frank Laypo and the
rip-roarlng afterplece THE Indepen-
dent Order Of Possums." The prices
will be 80 cents to s1,OO and seats
Will go on sale Monday
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-02-09
ENELYNTHAW SWfARS
WHITE FOLLQWE 20 HER
AFTER HER MARRIAGE
KEEPS THE BOATS AT \NcHoR.
Wird Against the Fleet Of Regular
oyster GAkherera..ueA.ssaa.s.,

The northwest wind O the past
few DAYS has keep the large feet
OF oyster boats Of the Aiken Cam
ming Company down tie river and
it MAJ be some days before they
can reacn the factory
Most Of these boats are loaded and
ready to turn in but they just can
not get here as the wind is dead
against them and tacking in small
rivers is net an easy job. In the mean
time the oyster factory has large
amount of the biyalves on hand and
is sot stopping work on account Of
the failure OF the boats to arrive
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-02-09
eLKs WILL GATHER IN ROME
State Convention viii be He'd in Hll
City This Year.

Rome ia already preparing for the
annual meeting Of the Georgia Elks
which win BE held IN that city in the
early fall. The Rome lodge is making
arrangements for the meeting and an
elaborate program Is being arranged
for the entertainment Of the visitors,
Augusta has already started light
for the 1903 meeting and that city
VIII more than likely ba successful.
Brunswick win send quite large del.
egation TO tie Rome convention
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-02-09

Rev. ]. e. sarnmons, pastor Ser.
vices II a. m. and 73O p. ID Sunday
school 9.45 a. m. Prayer meeting on
Wednesday 730 p. NJ. Morning sub,
iect blessings Withheld Because OF
Disobedience," Isiah 1918. Evening
subject. I'VE Would See Jesus" John
1879. We cordially invite all visitors
and strangers to Worship with. US
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-02-09
MORE NEGROES
DENY! ZEN THE HI. CHARGE c |. A..3..G.5 {:
State Committee is stlH investigating
the Recent Brownsville
Affair

Washington, Feb S--The sem
committee continued It's Investigations
today Of the Brownsville affair, and
a number Of negro soldiers, who were
a. Brownsville testified
All Of them claimed that they wesa
innocent and denied the charges tbat
had been preferred against them
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-02-09
JEW TERRORISM Shot
GEN. ALEXANBROOSK.
4 OTHERS AND SELF
MAY HAVE BEEN NJ. V. 3. CHASE
Schooner Which Went Down Not Yet
Identified.

The name Of tne schooner which
went down Wednesday near PfoIk
with theasptirA crew on boa has not
been learne- Zl,4ar..--sl1s..-ea11ls pe way
of telling which vessel it was.
Several schooners were due along
about that time which have not been
heard from, one Of them being the
NJ. v r Chase. which is regular
trader at this port The chase is own
ed by Pendleton Bros, owners Of a
number of vessels. The schooner was
enroute to Charleston and many be
lieye that she is the one that went
down, though two others are still
out and have not been heard from.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-02-09
ssan 77l4s 17ads o7oo sH4
Weather Man Says It VIII be Warmer
Today However,

The cold wave remained IN this ~
clnity yesterday, though it was not
n cold as the previous day. the ner'
curv playing around the thirties dur.
lnx the entire day. The rain ceas d
however. which made II mora pleas
ant.
According to the prosnestic atoTs'
ths cold spell Is practically over ana
Il q4i, Sc warmer today Lz' 3lneH
eoll svesther 10 reported from e sse'
nsns Se khs cou1iTv- -----Ia'4
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-02-09
WAS ON STAND ALL
DAY YESTERDAY
Denies That She Resumed
Improper Relations litter
Her Marriage
LOVE LETTERS WE'RE REID
one Of Them showed Thaw 70 be Of
unsound Mind--Jeron1e WIN Try
To Break Down Testimony
Of Mrs. Thaw,

New York, Feb. s.-Mrs. Harry Tha"
iook the stand again this morning
aud continued her testimony in ce-
aalg Of ner husband.
hse was on the stand during nearly
The entire day and again related many
interesting facts about her career
White Persued Fer.
Among other statements made by
her today, was one that Architec-
White persued ner after she nad De.
came tae wife 81 Harry rhaw- She
related one occurrence when sne was
tallowed for blocks BY Waite. She
sald he saw her on the streets mao
.ollewed her to physieians alhce,
but she fed aud tol1 Harry lhaw that
saite had chased her carrlage down
riEsh avenue. sac said that on nun.
sroua other occasions she was fonow-
I'd by the architect
Made Strong Dsniat
Ira. Thaw strongly denied the
Ike 1hat She resumed improper
l.iadons with White af,er her mar
fiage to Ihaw or even al'er nef con
iessions TO him l9ng before me in'l
nage. sne said on numerous oce''s'
! ns aftef While Naa eiieioeu ''0 "
is studio lie had attempted TO make
gagements with heF bet tha1 7le ''-'
ys avoided him
Love Letters Admitted
ste. q agirlted t.lt between AItol'
Is Delma and District ATTORNEY
Jerome -cteiai love letters written
81 fhag before his marriage % ~ 'ely L L
ssblCt We're pim-taa D's.rlc1 AZ.
tafney Ie ONE a5ronsiy opoaea .ne "
n.ntance OF tAe i9ttSl- as tes~iinony'
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-02-09
ILLUSTRATED SONGS TONIGHT
Fine Program for Tonight at the Ma.
lestlc Theater

Tonight the most interesting per-
formance yet given at the Majestic
lheater will occur and those who have
hot seen this electrical exhibition
should by all means go. It Is the
best attraction Of the kind ever given
in Brunswick and that It IS receiving
a good patronage SHOWS that it pleases
all who see It. Manager Davenport
wants everybody to be satisfied and
those who are not may have theii
money refunded By going to the tick
VI once.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-02-09
PRESBYTERIAN Church.

On Sunday morning at II o'clock
there will be no service at the Pres
byterian chugch but Mr. Thomas Will
DToacs IS usual AZ 1902. m
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-02-09
INJURED FIREMAN RECEIVERS
Rufus Johnsasg5fgp to Resume His Du,
tieI at the pepartment.

tisI at the Department,
Rufus johns The young fireman who
was injured by falling through the
emergency hole ct the fire department
few dAs ago, has recovered and
was back Aat work ysterday
Yonps hns was quite III for a few
d4 was feared that he had
beeu 5lredA internally, but besides
being bruised IN slightly he was not
hurt His back TsS not sprained as
was at first thought
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-02-09

Killed In an Auto Collision
Columbus, Ohio, FEB. 8.-Mrs. Still.
maA wife Of DR. Frank stillman, was
kill 4onigot in an auto collision
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-02-09
TRB NEWS

Covers the LEGAL
Field Thoroughly EV
cry Day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-12-21
WEED ENDING DEC. 81, 1907.

President Roosevelt ordered the United
States troops to leave Goldfield December
&c. and censured the Governor of Nevada
for not taking steps to preserve order
there. Secretary Cortelyou Issued state
candidate for President. and had made
no effort to secure delegates. Private
bidders secured a temporary injunction
preventing Secretary Cortelyou from dis
tributing $21. 100000 of Panama bonds
Government experts reported that 81 $40
men have been killed in mines in the
United States in the past seventeen
years. Mr. Tillman, in the Senate. at
tackled the administration on the financial
question. and Mr.. Culberson introduced
resolution calling for information as to
Treasury relief measures. The complete
roll of the Senate committees was an
nounced there being many changes. Sem
ator Dicks bill extending the time during
which the state militia must conform
their organizations to those of the regular
army was passed. The makeup of the
committees was announced by Speaker
Cannon. The first appropriation of the
session was voted, 1t being $4,000 to
supply a seed deficiency caused by the
burning of the government warehouse.
Representative John Sharp Williams and
Representative De Almond had fight In
the hall of the House after adjournment
Thursday over a committee assignment.
Both houses voted to take the holiday
recess from December p until January 8.
After signing eight tentative treaties, the
Central American peace conference was
declared adjourned. Secretary of War
Taft arrived home after his tour around
the world. Sixteen battleships, under the
command of Admiral Evans, left Hamp-
ton roads for the 14,O00-mile cruise to the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-12-21
FOUND DEAD.
William Outlaw Believed to Have
Been Accidentally Asphyxiated.

William H. Outlaw, colored, sixty-one
years of age, a native of North Carolina,
was found dead in bed at his home, 1903
Marion street. about noon today. Outlaw
was employed as a laborer in the Post
Office Department and lived alone In the
Marion street house. His absence from
his place of employment caused his en-
ployers and others to make inquiry and
the police of the second precinct were
asked to examine the premises on Marion
street This they did, and the odor of
gas was detected as soon as the house
was entered. The officers found that the
gas was only partly turned on, but the con-
dition of the body indicated that death
had occurred several days ago.
Policemen who went to the house ex-
pressed the belief that Outlaw had left
the gas turned or accidentally. Arrange
ments were made for the removal of the
body to the morgue. Coroner hewitt will
view the remains and make an investi-
cation later in the day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-12-21
ARMY AND NAVY Ne VS.
Army Orders.

Capt. Joseph S. Hardin. Coast Artillery
Corps, will proceed to Fort Slocum. New
York. for physical examination by the
surgeon at that post.
Leave of absence to January ., 1908, is
granted Capt. Jonn D. Long. 18th Cavalry
The leave of absence granted Contract
Surgeon H. Newton Kierulff is extended
one month and fifteen days
Capt Julius N. Killian. commissary. will
assume charge temporarily of the duties of
depot quartermaster and general superin-
tendent, army transpost service, Newport
News, Va, until such time as Capt
Frank A. Grant. quartermaster, shall be
able to resume his duties.
Capt John X. Miller, paymaster, Will
proceed to ST. Paul, MINI.
So much of special orders December IS,
1907. War Department, as directed Col.
Walter S. Scott. 18th Infantry. to report
in person to Brig. Gen. John NJ. X. Davis
president of an army retiring board at
Washington barracks, January Z, 1908. is
amended so as to direct him to report to
Cen Davis, January 3. 1908.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-12-21
Naval Orders.

Commander L. ]. Clark, retired, from
command adams to home.
Lieut.. E. S. jackson, Lieut.. E. Fl. Dodd.
Ensign a. S. Kibbee. Ensign c. c. Moses
and Ensign F. V. McNair. jr., from
Adams to home and wait orders.
Passed Assistant Surgeon c. H. DeLan-
". duty navy recruiting station. Chatta-
nooga, Tenn.
Passed Assistant Surgeon W. ]. Zalesgy,
from navy recruiting station Chattanoo-
ga, Ienn..' to the navy recruiting station,
New Orleans. La.
Assistant Surgeon F. H. Brooks, from
Adams to Montgomery.
Assistant Paymaster 3. D. Rogers
from Adams to home, settle accounts, and
wait orders.
Boatswain H. T. Johnson. Carpenter T.
H. Scharff, Warrant Machinst w. A
Morgan and Warrant Machinist w. j.
Trevorrow, from Adams to home and wait
orders.
E. l.. Cary. appointed a paymaster's
clerk in the navy, duty naval station. New
Orleans, La.
to home.
Surgeon ]. C. Thompson, from Chatta-
uooga to Washington. y. c., and report to
Secretary Of the Navy.
Warrant Machinist Fl. E. Kershaw
Naval Hospital. Mare Island, Cal. for
trea tment.
Warrant Machinist o. Boldt, from Mo-
hican to Rainbow.
Ensign G. O. Carter, from Callao to Will
m!ngton.
Midshipman c. B. Mayo. from Whining
ton to Callao.
Passed Assistant Surgeon r. E. Hoyt
from naval hospital. Canacao. P. l.. to
Chattanooga.
Capt. G. II. Peters, to duty as president
Of naval examining board for the pur.
,ose of examining and grading papers
,andidates for appointment at boatswains
and gunners in the navy, to convene a
the Navy Department.
Commander J. P. Parker. from com
mand Florida to home and wait orders.
Commander F. F. Fletcher, to additions
duty in connection with the genera:
board, Mills building. Washington. D. c
Lieut.. r. p. Craft. from bureau of nav
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-12-21
New Hampshire's Last Speed Run.

ROCKLAND. Me-. December 21.-After
a delay of several hours on account of an
accident to her machinery the battlesh.p
New Hampshire started at pm. on her
four-hour speed run down the coast. The
weather was hazy and the wind south
west. but the conditions generally were
yery favorable. In order to nave last
nights trial satisfactory the ship must
average eighteen knots or better for four
con secutive hours. This run will be fol-
lowed Immediately by an endurance test
of twenty-four hours.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-12-21
Naval Movements.

The cruisers Tennessee and Washington
have arrived at Acapulco. the repair ship
Prairie at Trinidad, and the cruiser Cali
fornia at San Diego.
The supply ship Culgoa has sailed from
Santa Lucia for Trinidad.
The cruisers Tennessee and Washing
ton have arrived at Acapulco. the cruisers
Prairie and the Adams at League Island
and the yacht Wasp at New York.
The cruiser California has sailed from
San Francisco for Magdalena bay.
The cruiser Adams and the monitor
Florida have been ordered out of COM
mission the former at League Island and
the latter at Norfolk.
The torpedo boat Craven has been
placed in reserve at the Norfolk navy
yard.