New-York tribune., 1908-03-29
THE VOYAGE OF THE FLEET.

Ine latest arrangements for the extended trip n.
TIE feet OF "arships. which have been busilv en-
gagged in target practice q Magdalena Bay pro-
VIDE that the vessels will return to this side
Of the Atlantic until washington's BIRTHDAY. next
winter. when President Roosevelt can participat te
u their reception days before he retres from
onoe- The plans for the stay the Pacific Coast
ncluoe the docking Of q part Of the vessels al
me Mare Island Navy Yard and of the others ar
bremerton. in Puget Sound. The visit to this
latter part OF the coast will also include q brief
stop al Vancouver for a Canadian welcome 1t is
Possioie that the transpacifc trip will begin
earlier than July 6. if the vessels in readiness
z order 70 allow for any delays the visits TO
foreign ports Australia is desrous of knowing
e exact Date that the vessels may be expected at
melbourne and Sydney on the way from the Ameri-
een port at Samoa. where coal and supplies will
q secured From the Australian ports 10 be visited
'hs voyage will be northward to Manila.
Thence the vessels will start their honeward
uip by way OF Yokohama, Japan; Chefoo, China
Inc Singapore Straits, the Indian Ocean, the Red
Sea. the Suez Canal and the Mediterranean to
me Atlantic Whether any stops. save the abso-
iasey needfUl ones. will be made after leaving
enina has not yet been decided.
Much damage has been caused by earthquake
shockf in Mexico. recalling by its nesrness to the
anniversary the destruction in San Francisco two
years ago, April Is. Last year there were Sc
we're shocks in the same part OF Mexico. The dis
,1,pance cid not reach the region where the big
oettlefhips are occupying Mexican waters. The
report that this country would seek secure from
mexico the peninsula of Lower California, on the
cosst Of which is Magdalena Bay, is declared Gn-
lounded II Is probable that If the exact geosrap PHI
zeal relation Lower California Alta California
nae been known il would have been secured
Snen this country obtained the Land Of Gold
elier the Mexican War
The prestige OF Governor Hughes will be ad-
ssnced IL the State Senate follows the lead of the
assembly and enacts the ant-racetrack garnoilne
oi- All the efforts Of Prince Helie de Sagan 70
preserve incogniio IN his visit to this city and
70 Philadelphia proved fruitless and ne had TO ac-
kno"iedse his identity. Whether he will succeed
n securing Nine Anna Gould. the former wife
" MS cousin. Count Boni de Casteilane. is as yet
unknown. The names oc Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred
'ne week. the former going to England. where he
= 70 have stage coach in operation. with relays
:. = Hesh horses. and the latter having lett her
"esport home for Tuxedo Park. moving many
sius5les TO the home OF her brother there Ihe
IKE OF the Abruzzi has arrived on the other SIDE
: ine ocean. but maintains silence about his re
pof1eo engagement Miss Elkins. The Due de
1eaines. husband of the daughter OF Theooore
= shonts. has figured as the defendant in a suit
- tailor. but the service Of papers on the wrong
-eA mas thrown the oLt Of court.
Inc famous Drury Lane Theatre, in London.
'Aete many noted actors have appeared, was
.o<iiy destroyed by fire. Twice before houses on
a.. same cite IN 1872 and again in 1893 met sim
TATE. The Kn.ckerbocker Trust Company.
oh Hch inquired largely in the outcome OF the
oner panic has resumed business. with excel
' prospects OF e renewed career of success
s.iadier - In Paris is accused of having secured
~a"o by his adroit methods. The hearts of the
s~ners of diamonds have been relieved by the re-
~SAAf tfat prices a no be reduced