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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-05-13
BANKCL0sINe
A MYSTERY.
ACTION OF CASHIER IN POST
ING a koTicE&cAuSED
SURPRISE.

The Sr1ithhsid hank at Smithfield.
Wetzel county. closed its doors Tues
day morning. 81;
This action was taken by Assistant
Cashier Downs upon a telephone mes.
sase tr the banks cashier, w. "A.
Lewis. who was at New Martinsvi1le.
Lewis also gave him instructions to
hang out the sign: Payments sus-
pended"
T. The action OF the cashier Is veile
IN mystery and has not as yet been
explained There had been no bank
examiner around before the bank
closed nor had there been any run on
the bank or talk Of a run. SO tarGas.
can be learned here. 49, &;
The residents Of snithfeld them
selves are all at loss to know why
the bank closed and probably no In
| formation will be cbtainable until
1.-THE State bank examiner arrives to
| tske charge oa the banks affairs.
It Is not known whether the bank
VII! reopen G. !iuuidate. However.
~ SLA u Ai6 tIt NH~tS|kc+o l4l Gil
| 1r paid in full If it IS decided to liz
uidate.
The last stit2nent Of the bank
made when STATE bank statements
were called cor several months ago,
shows the following summary:
| Loans anl discounts, 100000.
| CAPITAL stock, se5.Gol.
! Surplus, s1oe,cco.
Deposits. ss5.01d.
! Cashier Lewis Is a son-in-law of
John L. Robinson. 0. Robinson. the
wealthy old territory operator In
i Wetzel county, who is largely inter
!! ested in the bank.
| The suspended bank IS the only onH
in smithfel,l and its closing is likely
Ito greatly hinder the dispatch of
business ;heer. though it may not
seriously involve any Q: those inter-
ested as stockholders or other BUSH
ness men.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-05-13
NORTHWEST FoR TAFT.

BUTTE. Mont. May 1.-TWO North.
western Republican delegations will
swing into the Taft column tomorrow
when the state conventions of Mon:
tana and North Dakota will be held.
the for,nerii this city and the latter
in Minot.
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conventions throughout the state to-
day. to be followed by state con-
rention in this city. The lilly white
delegates are pledged to Taft. and
the negro delegates will oppose his
candidacy.
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rows state convention. The Bryan
f1rces are in a hopeless minority and
it appears certain that johnson will
have the hearty support OF the dele
gates to be elected tomorrow.
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.NEcRos 70 OPPOSE TAFT.
nv s. ". press As=ocIation.1

fT,r s. ". Press As=ocIation1
RICHMOND. Va May 13.-Declar-
Ing that the recent state and district
conventions Of the lilly white Re-
publicans were Illegally" controlled
by Office, holders. the "blacls and tan
element of the party will hold district
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WILL INDOORS JOHNSON.
! IN y ~ z. (. s z.
.tBr S. ". Press Association,

tBr S. W. Press Association.
ST. PAUL, MINI, May 1s:---An al
most unanimous sentiment in favor
of indorslng Governor John A. j ohm
son for the Democratic Epresid ential
nomination is evident among tie
delegates who are here .orS toner
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UPPHoLSTERlkE.

We make a specially OF first class
up to date uptiolsterinE. both plain AMI
fancy. Mattresses and feathers rem
oyated. Sewing machine needles and
supplies AZ work guaranteed.
,. n. C. vOELKER
80; W. CT. q. Bldg.
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tie rolling cn:iaror
with n p.:t.!1 ut.ck.
The U n d erarr
seams att. MADE
With French fri.s
mud tie fcll-crs 1T
the lower care az
the sleeve gathered
Into a band. The
i,,ttou1 Of the apron
Is Ee:nRir:l
lseEaaEts OF :n-
expensive God s
sE!tnt!e ro- such
:f,-oas can often
lie found o, the
bargain tables tof
department stores
II such material s.
purchased. bette.
Quality can lie had
for less money tLlr
II bought l:r tie
yard. 81
lie lf:sy no:he,
rl SAFE Il uc!t
t!:l2 by d-ess!-s
: cs:iGren IN the
morning and slip
Ping aprons on over
the little dresses.
e. doing so. wien
the apron is rer.nv-
ed the dress VII! b.
clean ard neat and
save the time a:d
tro.ble Of "a c.:ra
dressing. &
This enc piece
sat..: arsna K c.:
In three sizes : fo-
t.i.!:G.c.I org. three
HAl Eve yt.:!.% Of
nse. TO make this
garment 70. !, e::li!tl
three years o: age
1t Requires , yards
ofE::..+riIl2' Inches
wide or y. yards
&c inches wide: ]:
the :ilr0a continues
- form the Inside
sl:irt. suGrlen: ex.
ira material must
IL. allowed to turn
m.
Any reader OF this
ding 10 cents to this
m ~ ,Nrrr --.I Ala-E,
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g,.iif
Il Better use Cold Medal Fioul
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-05-13
EI0day s@SlggesfiO ton BY Ellen Stan.
A. ~ ONE e d PIECE olNcHAM APRON

ONE PIECE EGlNGHAM
notr
rand
only be
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Cod Meeal F1on4 leads them an KS i;f
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MILHNERY.'
uEDERTAkER-s

r. l.. Jenkins, Funeral Director.
and Embaimer- Also handle monr
ments and iron fencing. Once Nor
chant St. First w1ud. Fairmunt W.vn
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-05-13
PLUMBING 6 GAS FITTING.
Reed Plumbing Co.

First class plumbing, gas fitting.
peam and hot water heating. An kinda
Il pumps repaired. wanar nlters an
tEea. Pipe, nttings, valves anl pack
1S. Carr Bldg. Parl4 Ave. Both
.honea. Res. Bell. phone. 1851.
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MELISSA: =
The only -four I ever had an
In Gold Medal Flour. q
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ARTISTIC TAILORING

Walsh's tai orin9 establishment vii
move from Yost building. North Side,
to room now occupied by shurtieff &
Wetton, Main street. about April 10.
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LivERY2ANDsR oARpiNaI1Tn
L First Ward s. lssessy

VIII have wagon meet fer1y g xnlZs
parcels. baggage hunl1s
night Both phones. b
HOMER THOlfAE.sixnr-r-:1.s
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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-05-13

luck with
LuclELAl
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CARTER l.. FAUST,
County Supertnt .ndent.
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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1908-04-17
FATHER SHOOTS DOWN
YOUNG NEGRO BRUTE
j. M. Bishop, Well Known Farm
er, Kills Bearl Moss, Who At
tempted Assault on His
Daughter.

SMITHS CROSS ROADS. vA.-Spe-
cial.-Bearl Moss. a young negro, was
shot and killed late Thursday afte--
noon by J. NJ. Bishop, a well-known
farmer whose life Moss threatened
when ordered off the farm, after he
had attempted to criminally assault
Miss Louise Bishop, aged fourteen. 4
coroner's jury eXonerated the father.
Moss had been TO Boydton attend
ing celebration of negroes in this
county. Returning home. when near
the residence of Mr.. Bishop about six
miles west OF here, he met Miss Lou
ise Bishop and accosted her Miss
Bishop ran to the house, a short dis
lance away, with the negro in pursuit
on mule. Before he could dismount
she entered the house and bolted the
door. The negro broke down the door
and rushed into the house. but the
girl fled out OF another door, accom-
panied by her little sister, about five
years old, who was her sole compan-
ion.
The negro followed, but the girls
screams attracted the attention of her
father In a nearby field, and he rush
ed TO her rescue. Confronted by the
angry father. the negro ceased his
pursuit of the girl. but refused 10
leave the premises. threatening TO kill
Bishop. The farmer rushed into the
house TO get his gun and was follow
ed by the negro, whom he shot and
killed. The negro. IL was afterward
discovered, was unarmed.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1908-04-17
JOPLIN, MISSOURI
SWEPT BY FLOODS

JOPLIN. MO.-Special-One man
Killed cities partly submerged, all
railroad traffic impeded, cave-ins on
the electric and Frisco lines near Joo-
lin mines i'm the Badger-Peacock dis
trict. northwest of Joplin, such are
some Of the features of the flood that
is sweeping Southwest Missouri, as a
result OF steady rains for The past
four days
Levi Sewer. aged thirty and mar
RED. employed at the Iroquois mine
az Joplin, was drowned I'm one of the
drifts OF the mine. a falling slab of
rock weighing many tons. and loos-
'ned from the roof Of the drift Nv
water, knocked Sewer into hole hu-
ed with water. Portions of Carthage
are inundated. The big dam of the
spring River Plow Company at Va
rick. Kan. is pressed by a great vol
ume OF water. The streams are still
rising.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1908-04-17
TROLLEY MEN R0uT \
STRIKE BREAKERS
Fierce Riot Starts at Pensacola
When Imported Force Arrives.
POLICE ARE PowERLEss
Local Motormen and Conductors
Met Train at Depot and Imme-
diately Began Attack-Bricks
Bottles and Oyster Shells
Are Hurled.


=, PENSACOLA - Special - Imme-
d.ately upon the arrival an this cit,,
81 some siIty-odd strikebreaxers from
-. LOUIS friday evening, who came
mere TO break the strike OF the mo1oro
~ rSm ano conductors OF the Pensacola
such as SS od there was riot.
PENSACOLA for the last twenty wears
nc hfSt nght occurred at the cor
nncr or tRhtoN and Wright streets
Just as the strikcbrcabcrs started a.
ie9Ne the union depot they were met
oy a tusillodc OF bricks 'boftlce ..,,t
oyster shells. and in turn the STRIKE
sticks and bricks
, Tho riot continued FOR over an hour
nne strikebreakers gradually gcttinr
nearer the car barns but bcforc f6cs.
succeeded In doing So al lcnet (, 49,
oI their number had been wounded
Vho picked up on the streets whcr.
o opeX had been left by sympathizers
Near the ear barn tho nght became
so ucrcc that thirty odd OF the strike
niseNers broke ranks ana fed running
INTO negro house for safety. while
the remainder reached the barns and
hurrlcdly b0rriCudCd all doors m took
the police nearly an hour TO extricate
the thirty strikcbrcakcrs. who oscancd
70 the negro house. and remove Them
To place OF safety.
TWO OF the imported mon are now
IN the hospital, ana eight others re
ceivcd attention at the police station
Tho riot was so sudden the police were
loWcrlcSs. Tho Mayor ordered the sa-
looms closed at 10 o'clock last night.
Ben Commons, who headed the strik-
ers. aided the police materially. and
hnaily succeeded in getting the strIk-
Uis NO, To approach the striitebreakers.
~ midnight the city became qulse1
IL is probable that the Rtril< ettrH12 <<s4<
VIII return 60 their homes ofi4kN<E}<~<f
train today, as they have bee a rca 40
by the strikers and persuaddI f11</I
talSc their Jobs. Some few Nof |2|
have already left the city &ntt
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1908-04-17
FAKE ADVERTiS,
FLEECED1
+. VI. Siebert is ArrcI
mond Charged Witt
lent Use OF the +
RICHMOND. VA.-Sn'

49, HA - vi q y y
street was placed UNDER
postollice Saturday morI
ted. States Deputy MARSH
John Murphy. who :
rant upon the man. cfS
and fraudulent use 50 a
The warrant aga i1sk
had been previously 5<r>)
bert has for SOM e a
suspicion as heading -
in this city. who, ts4,>p
false system OF adVer ~.
ileec cling the unsuspe<ti ok
case was Worked up 4
inspecf or Buiia.
Those associated witt
crook are believed TO /
bert, son OF the prisonel
son and x. w. Matthews.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1908-04-17
Atlanta Journal:

Charles Knapp. OF the Interstate
Commerce Commission. and Charles
II. NELL. Commissioner OF Labor, act
ing as n board OF mediation between
the Southern railway and it's employees
in the matter OF n reduction of wages.
have decided that the earnings Of the
railway i'm question have not been re-
duced to an extent which iustifies
the reduction in wages. and the pro-
posed cut will not now go into effect
IL is understood that If by the first
of July a degree OF depression pre-
walls which seems to justify such a
reduction. the matter Will be taken
up and considered again. but the evil
day is postponed and the fact that
business is reviving In every quarter
makes IL practically certain that such
reduction will not take place. The
officials OF the Southern Railway are.
OF course bound by the findings OF
the board OF mediators, and have offi-
cially accepted those findings I'm the
present case. This Is strong and
convincing Justification OF the claims
which have been put forward for
months that hostile legislation" has
worked no hardship on the railroads.
and that even the business depres-
sion which for n time prevailed be-
cause OF disturbing elements in the
business world which swept two con-
tinents has not seriously affected the
railroads. IT was singing rebuke.
all the more powerful because Il comes
from high and disinterested quarter
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1908-04-17
MADAME GOULD AND
HER PRINCE DEPART
New York on Same Day by Sepa-
rate Steamers-Will Meet in
Italy-Said to Have Been
Married by Jersey Justice
Before Leaving America.

NEW YORK Madame
Anna Gould. the former Countess de
Casteilane. with her children and her
servants. sailed for the Mediterranean
on the steamer Kaiser Frederick Dor
Crosse April 18th. When the Kai-
ser dropped down the Hudson and
passed the steamship 81. Paul. which
was slipping it's moorings for voy-
age To Europe. Madame Gould was
on deck, waving toward a tall enthu-
siast. who held one hand over his
ntart ana who was on tho deck OF
the other ship. This person WAS the
Prince Dc Sagans the French spend
thrift, who followed Madame Gould
TO this country. importuning her to
marry him. Now, Il Is said. they are
safely married. a Jersey Justice OF the
peace having performed the ceremony
Madame Gould. through her friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tyler Morse. the faith
iul match makers issued a statement
mat shc was neither engaged nor
married. Their friends believe other
wise, and regard this statement az n
clever sidestcpping of the facts. The
ceremony terminated the engagement
and inasmuch as there r. TO be- n we'd
ding In Italy. the Prince ana Madame
Gould do not regard themselves AZ
welded. For this reason they sailed
on different steamers.
nc Ndtan, as soon as he lands In
Europe, viii hasten by rail To Italy
There he VIII meet Madame Gould.
Tho Prince has a most important
mission In Italy before his campaign
Tor the hand and millions -nf the
American heiress is crowned with vic
tory. lie must obtain the dispcnsntion
or The church necessary 60 his marry
ing divorced woman, there being no
recognition OF divorce in tho Romnn
catholic Church without sanction nv
the Pope. That DE Sngan Is confident
or obtaining the pnp0l sanction 10 his
religious marriage with Madame
could IS asserted by their friends I'm
New York. The Prince talked Of this
matter while here.
The second ceremony will be per-
formed In Italy and the Prince and
his bride Will remain I'm that country
Tor tho honeymoon. one report IS
that they Will not return TO France
Tor n number OF months. hut viii
live in retirement In villa outside OF
Naples.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1908-04-17
CLARKSON RETURNS TO
WE'D MISS MALONEY

PHILADELPHIA, PA.-Special.-
Samuel II. Garrison, the London club
man, who last fall eloped with Helen
Maloney. daughter OF Martin Maloney,
Papal Marquis, and multi millionaire,
is the guest of the Maloneys. He es-
corted the heiress last night from the
Maloney Mansion in Logan Square 10
the home OF a friend twenty blocks
away. To reporters. who followed the
pair aboard street car. he first DC
MED his identity. but said later that
he was the popular Sammy Clark
SON"
After he admitted his identity IL
was learned that he had been living
at the Maloney residence since Nom
day. BY this it is taken that the
clubman is waiting with the heiress
until her marriage with Broker Ar
thur Herbert Osborne is annulled, and
that he will then marry her
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1908-04-17
FEARFUH sLATGHTER
OF HELPLESS MO0RS
French Troops Rained Shot and
Shell on Women and Children
While at Religious Worship.
Tribesmen Dropped Like
Flies in q Frost.

Special.-Details OF the
recent engagement of the French
troops with tribesmen in Morocco, de-
scribing the killing of hundreds CT
Moors. as well as many women and
children, are being received here with
feelings of mingled horror and ind,g-
nation that civilized warfare should
degenerate into plain massacre.
AdViceS from Tangier state that
when the French troops went into Gc-
ton the natives were engaged in a
Mahrof. a Semi-religious proceeding,
at the matched hut of Sidi Eigloumi.
holy man. When the shells from
the French guns began TO scream
above the heads OF the natives they
Gid not move. being firm in their oe-
lief that Sidi FL Gloumi's intercession
With heaven would prevent their be-
ing harmed.
When the French found the range
the natives dropped like flies in a
sudden frost. Then the natives DC
in wild panic. The Smelling continued
with deadly effect. killing men. wo-
men. boys and girls. and babes in
NJ this terrible vengeance of the white
men that they did not return for their
dead and wounded until next day.
The Al Moghreb Al-Arsh. paper
published at Tangier. states that these
details are absolutely true, although
hitSldi reports 10 the contrary are re-
ceiVed. Notwithstanding The French
Government, however, has the report
Of General D'Amade. who stated that
the Moors. numbering 1000 foot and
1000 horse, took the offensive and
Fought with fanaticism. which natu-
rally caused them to suffer great loss
General D'Amade reports that the
native tents and herds fell into the
hands OF the French. but he insists
that there was no pillaging.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1908-04-17

abused. II was never Intended that
there should be such frequent re-
sort TO this method OF enacting laws
The purpose or the direct legislation
amendment VAS TO give the peopie
the power To legtSlate for themselves
In the few and important instances IN
which the legislature refused To en-
act the laws needed and desired such
was the idea upon which was based
the provision that bills could be pro-
posed by petition OF certain per
cent. OF the voters OF the state. aud
II was assumed that these petitions
would not be filed unless the subject
matter was OF so great Importance,
ana interest that the people would
spontaneously demand the submission
or the measure and voluntarily pre-
pare and sign the petitions But in
practice different plan of operation
has developed. As every one knows.
the measures are prepared by a few
perhaps by single individ-
ual-and the petitions are circulated
by men who are paid for the work at
50 much per signature. The people
OF the state sign the petitions because
N is easier TO DO so than refuse. and
I'm large majority OF instances they
sign without first reading the measure
attached TO the petition.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1908-04-17
TWO BOYS SUFFOCATED
IN THEIR PLAY CAVE
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. ILL. - Special -- Two
boys, who were playing wild West"
in vacant lot near Sheridan Road
and Addison Avenue. met their death
by sumocation Friday afternoon
when the hole which they dug in the
sand. and I'm which they were hiding
from imaginary Indians. caVed In. The
boys were buried beneath n weight Of
wet soggy sand and were breathing
their last when taken out All ef-
forts TO resuscitate them were un-
awaiting. a playmate Of the dead
boys left the cave just before the
roof gave way
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1908-04-17
CONNED BOYS GARB
TO GET MORE SALARY

CHICAGO. ILL.-Special-Miss
Mary Phelan. who. disguised as a
young man. worked for a year as a
clerk in a haberdashery store. caused
a sensation when she announced her
identity and then suddenly disappear
ed. Miss Phelan, who is twenty-on one
y ears old. went by the name of Jess
Fey. She adopted her disguise, she
explained, because she could thus
command better wages
she made an unusual success CT
craftsmanship" said Harry +. Michael,
owner of the store. land we valued
her services. Although she had a high
pitched voice, we never suspected her
secret"
She revealed ii first to a young
woman with whom she had ok
company" and then told her employ
er.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1908-04-17
NEGROES Will HOLD
OWN CONVENTION
RICHMOND. cnecIoI

James Hayes, a leading colored RE
publican. has prepared general call
Tor state convention TO be held in
Richmond on May cath. TO elect "A
fun set OF delegates to the National
Republican Convention. which meets
ia Chicago.
The colorcd Republicans are dis-
satisfied with the action OF the yvhlro
republicans In shutting them out Of
the proceedings az the Iynchburg
convention. and this proposed conven-
lion VIII eudeaVor TO get its delegates
some recognition on the floor OF The
National Convention. The can will he
sent broadcast throughout the state.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1908-04-17
Portland Oregoninn.

The most serious fault found with
the initiative and referendum is the
frequency with which resort is being
had to that method of securing legis-
lation. And this is fault OF no small
importance. At the coming election
the people of Oregon Will be called
upon to express their views upon nine
teen measures. many of which are so
long and complicated that the people
generally cannot possibly understand
them. The average workingman, or
business man. for that matter, cannot
or Will not, take the time TO study
all these measures so that he NAV
understand their uIpose and effect.
While n few voters will vote intelli-
gently upon ALL the great majority
will vote understandingly upon a few
Of the bills and mark their ballots
blindly as to the others. The initia-
tive and referendum is being grossly
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1908-04-17
EXPOSITION BONDHoLDERs
WANT FAIR SITE SOLD

NORFOLK, VA.-Special-Ho
OF the first mortgage bonds of tho
jamestown Exposition Company have
petiioned the United States Court for
the sale OF the exposition site. in order
that their bonds and interest thereon
in default might be paid.
Those joining in the petition are Jen-
ME T Black, guardian Of Barron Black
and Munro Black, and the Merchants
and Mechanics Bank. Their holdings
aggregate $4,000. 1t is probable that
other bondh olders will iofn in the suit
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1908-04-17
Savannah Press:

Secretary Straus made an able
speech. OF course. He is n man Of
great force and clearness. but he did
not make it exactly evident why the
Government should help out a Grip
pied industry on the sea any more
than crippled industry on land. The
railroad men say their enterprise
needs propping up. that their earn
ings have fallen off and that their
equipment has run down. Now why
does not the Government give the
railroads subsidy OF SO much per
ton per mile? Surely the country
needs the railroads. They are valua-
bic as commercial and military fac
tors They have always been strong
arms of the Government i'm times of
war If the policy of taking money
out Of the treasury To assist private
enterprises is TO be developed. why
not issue subventions for the railroads
as well as for the sailing ships and
steamships?