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Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-12-28

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w chronic Krystyana Rudowicza,
rewolucyonisty, odby} sic wczo-
raj popoludniu W hall teatru
"Colonial'. To ME prosty lud,
kierujqcy sic jedynie uczuciem /
sympatyQ domagai sic sprawle-
dliwoSci niewydawania bez-
bronnego rewolucyonisty W rece
krwawego rzqdu rosyjskiego, ale
inteligencya chicagoska, kwiat
swiata uczonego, po dok}adnem /
surowem zbadaniu spraWy, sta
nal po stronie tfmiezionego.
.Przeciwko tyranii Rosyi.
Pierwszym m6wca byl Walter
l.. Fischer, przewodniczqcy
zgromadzenia. w barwnych / do
niosIych s1owach przedstawi} ca
Ia sytuacye obecnym, oswald
czajqc, re takie powagi w swie-
Gle prawniczym jak Wigmore,
dziekan wydzialw prawniczego
w "University Law School,, o.
raz professor w. ]. Calhoun Uni
wersytetu chicagoskiego uznaly
domagania sic Rosyi "a zupelnie
bezprawne.
Professor przemawia.
Najwiecej w5rod sluchaczow
entuzyazm wzbudzila nova Sc
dziwego profesora Calhoun. S}o-
wa jego brzmialy dos}ownie W
nastepujqcy sposdb:
"Kilka dni temu jeden mo-
ich przyjaciol, powszechnie W
miescie znany, ktorego sad u
czucia humanitarne wysoce cenie
przyby1 do mnie i powiedzia1, Ze
pomiedzy nanri znajduje sic clio
wick, obey, nieznajqcy naszego
jezyka, biedny, pozbawiony przy-
jaciol i bez zadnego eparcia; po
niego to Rosya wyciagnela rece
poprzez ocean, ujela go i donna
ga sic, obeonie jego deportacyi
w celu zgotowania mu straszne-
go losu. Przyjaciel poprosi} mnie,
zebym przeczyta} dok}adnie ko-
pie oskarzenia przeciwko Rudo-
wiczowi O wydanie w tel spra-
vie sadu".
w dalszym ciqgu professor po-
wiedzial, re spokojnie bez
wsziIkiego uprzedzenia iakt o.
skarzenia przeczyta}, poczem po
zanalizowaniu wszelkich danych
"a przeciw przyszed1 do prze-
konania, re zbrodnie RudoWicza
popelnione zosta}y ma tie czysto
politycznem. Wowczas BOWEN,
kiedy wedlug skargi w prowin-
cyach baltyckich panowa} spo-
k6j, wedIug rzeczywistego stanu
rzeczy wrza1a rewolucya w mai
lepsze.
Smiale przychylne s}owa, pro-
fesora ujeiy publicznost "a SERGE,
to tez ma hall radoSc i uniesienie
.panowa1o do nieopisania.
Mnostwo innych mowcow.
z kolei zabral g}os DR.. Hirsch,
kt6ry wiernie przedstawil krwio-
zerczosc posiepakow carskich,
nigdy re swych ofiar niezadowo-
lonych, "a wiecznie wyciagaJa-
cych msciwe rece po move.
OdnoSne rezolucye, domagaja-
ce sic cd sekretarza Stanu, Eli
hu Root, przegladniecia jeszcze
raz sprawy nieopierania sic ma
decyzyi komisarza Foota, przy-
jeto wSr6d bury oklaskow.
Rezolucye odczytane zosta9y
przez ORA Jenkin Lloyd Jonesa.
Kongresman SABBATH przedsta-
viii jeszcze jedne rezolucye, do
magajacq sic Cd kongresu zmie-
nienia ustawy o wydawaniu OBJ
Gym mocarstwom wszelkich
zbiegow, kt6rzy maja bye pre-
.s1uchiwani jedynie przez sedziow
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-12-28
PROTEST UNISToW.

John Mitchell, wiceprezydent
amerykahskiej federacyi piracy,
ME chciaf wypowiedziec zdania W
sprawie wyroku sedziego maj
wyzszego sqdu federalnego,
Wrighta, kt6ry skaza} Gomper-
sa, prezydenta, Mitchella oraz
Morrisona, sekretarza amerykah-
skiej federcayi piracy ma rok WIG
zienia.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-12-28
Unie wnosza protest.

Miejscowe unie noszq sic z
mysla urzqdzenia niebawem OIL
brzymiego protestu przeoiwko
powyzSzemu wyrokowi.
Wczoraj wieczorem w restau-
racyi Kinga, urzadzono bankiet,
do ktorego zasiad1o dwustu dru-
karzy, starych bojownikow IT,
nijnych, kt6rzy wzajemnie opo-
wiadali sobie szczeg6ly walki o
osmiogodzinny dziefi piracy.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-12-28

Oneomta, N. Y, 28 grudnia.--
Ogromny pozar zniszczyi Gala
handlowa dzielnice miasteczka'
Straty przechodza 100000.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-12-28
DEMON OGNIA.

st. Joseph, Mo-, 28 grudnla. =
Sploneia tn fabryka Nelson Nor
risa, szkody wynosza $I25ooo.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-12-28
SPRAWA RUDOWICzA.

OLBRZYMI MITYNG.
Denuncyacya rzadu carskiego.-
Mowy profesorow prawni-
kow i innych uczonych. - Re-
zolucye.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-12-28

pismo unijne, druko-
wane przez unijnych
robotnikow. =: =: =:
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-11
SITUATION is DELICATE
British and Russian Diplomats
Discuss Balkan Situation

LONDON. Oct fO.-Sir Edward Grey,
the British foreign secretary, and NJ
lswolsky. the Russian minister OF for
eiEn affairs. who arrived here last
night from Paris, spent several hours
this afternoon discussing the near
eastern crisis. bat did not reach a de-
cisiOn as 10 the best means OF solving
the questions involved.
This the foreign Office viii not ad-
nit must necessarily be by means Of
q conference Of the powers. as Great
Britain is still enceavOring to reach a
settlement without recourse to q meet
Ing Of the signstOries Of the treaty OF
Berlin fearing that il will be impOs-
sible TO limit the scope of the confer
ence and establish the facts upon
The situation IN the Balkans has
been found to be very delicate one
TO handle for its ramificatiOns have
been far reaching. Sir Edward Grey
had q busy day before the arrival of
M Iswolsky. the Greek minister being
among the earlier callers He pre-
sented a proposal TO Great Britain,
France italy and Russia that the mat
ter Of the Cretan proclamation of union
with Greece be considered at the pro
posed international conference stimuli
faneOusly with the questions Of Bull
Earian Independence and the annexa-
ton by Austria Hungary Of Bosnia and
herzegovina In reply TO his proposal,
however. the Greek government was
notified that until a legal status quo
has been restored in the island OF Crete
Great Britain can not hold out any
hope that the Cretan aspirations will
be granted.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-11
AUSTRIA WATCHES SERVIA
Declares Agitation in Provinces
VIII Not Be Tolerated

BUDAPEST. Oct. 10.-Servia has re-
piled 10 the ADstro- Hungarian demand
Tor an explanation OF her purpose in
eummOning the reserves TO the colOrs
boy stating that this step has 10 aggres-
slve character.
Speaking at to6ay's session of the
AusrrO-H Hungarian delegation, Foreign
Minister Won AehrenthaI expressed the
belief that he would be able TO carry
through the annexation Of Bosnia and
Herzegovina peacefully He said that
already he was negotiating with some
OF the powers with the view OF smooth
ing out the existing difficulties Baron
AehrenthaPs speech was conciliatory-
After declaring that the Servian gov
ernment had assured Austria Hungary
that Servis's conspicuous military
measures were not aggressive IN char
acter. the foreign minister said that
the further proceeding Of the Servian
government would be watched with the
closest attention. he declared. how
ever. that the Servian agitation in
Bosnia and Herzegovina would not be
allowed 10 continue. In conclusion
Baron Won Aehrenthal said:
I hope that the people OF Servia
will come TO realize their actual posi-
ton and adopt more sensible atti-
rude We will regulate our attitude to-
ward SerEia IN accordance with Servia' s
attitude toward US Russia can be as
sure6 that her interests will be treated
bv Us in an absolutely friendly man
ner. provided she adopts proper line
OF conduct"
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-11
SOLDIERS PROTECT
NEGRO FROM MOB
South Carolina Town Is Aroused
by Attack on Young
Woman
Crowd Storms Jail and Troops
Rush to SuccOr Sheriff
at Spartansburg

SPARTANBURG, s. C, Oct. 10-In
the heart Of Spartanburg, with its
10000 population, a mob of infuriated
citizens. at times numbering 1000 or
more. fought today and tonight with
the military and civil authorities for
possession OF John Irby, negro, who
attacked Miss Lille Dempsey earlier
in the day while the young woman was
on her way here from Saxon Mill viii
lage. three miles away.
Four persons were wounded. one Of
them seriously, and John Sparks, a
restaurant keeper, was arrested and
held without bail on the charge of
shooting Sheriff Nichols.
Just before nightfall the guard at
the jail was augmented by the arrival
of the Morgan rifles, 90 strong, from
Clifton, a suburban mill town.
The Hampton guards, 20 strong, the
local company Of state troops. had been
al the jail since 1 o'clock today, and
hundred regulation army rifles pro-
truded from windows, doors and
porches of the jail.
While today's crime was the chief
cause for the mob's fury. the presence
al the Jail of two other negroes against
whom there have ben threats of vio-
lence added to the excitement. One of
these negroes, Clarence Agnew, wrecked
railroad train on the main line OF the
Southern road two weeks ago near Dun
can, s. c. and the engineer and fireman
were killed in the wreck.
Late tonight the crowd was aug
mented by 500 persons from Green
vile. the home of the engineer killed
in the wreck caused by Agnew-
The company of state troops from
Laurens, S. c., arrived on a special
train at 9:45 p. m. and went at once
TO the county jail. The soldiers now
on guard number 100.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-11
GOVERNOR j. F. HANLEY
ATTACKS THE SALOONS

PUEBLO, Colo. Oct 10-An ire
pTessible conflict was the subject Of
an address by Governor J. Frank Han
ley Of Indiana before a large and en-
thusiastic audience at the First Pres
byterien church tonight. Numerous
times during the address the audience
broke out in enthusiastic applause. The
speaker attacked the existence of the
saloon and its evils and told of the
passage and enforcement of temperance
laws in his state.
Today the saloon knows no law, hu-
name or divine, he said. 1T is des-
perately preparing for anything in
many states. Today it is preparing z
for the conflict of righteousness against
unrighteousness. the impact of which
will shake the nation. The liquor in
terest is but naming its Waterloo when
II seeks TO administer government"
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-11
AUSTRIA ASSUMING
WARLIKE ATTITUDE
lntimateS to Powers That Die
tatiOn in Form of Conference
Will Not Be Tolerated
Russia Uses Utmost Effort to
Secure Peaceful Solution
of Balkan Crisis

ST. PETERSBURG, Oct. 1e.-The ut
most efforts of Russian diplomacy have
been directed for the entire week
toward an endeavor TO secure some
modification Of the recalcitrant atti-
tUde OF AustrIa-H Hungary with regard
10 the scope OF the deliberations of
the powers on the Balkan situation,
but these efforts have been fruitless.
N Tcharykon, the acting foreign min
lister. has spent several hours daily in
consultation with Count Berchthold,
the Austrian ambassador. but appaV-
emily 10 no purpose.
Austria. although its first announce
ment was that as great power IL could
not permit other nations TO question
its action in annexing Bosnia, is willing
20 discuss the questions Of compensa-
tion 10 the big powers, the Limitation
OF the desires OF the Balkan states
and the cancellation OF obnoxious
clauses IN the Berlin treaty. but is OBJ
ourste on the all important point Of
Its responsibility 10 the signatories Of
that treaty.
A bellicose note is now beginning to
be sounded from Vienna It was learned
today from well informed source that
Austria would not shrink from war
rather than Weld to dictation in the
form OF a joint call for an international
congress issued by Great Britain
this authority Austria and Germany
have seized this opportunity to test the
strength OF the frequently discussed
'hemming N policy" They believe that
the time is favorable TO shatter the
narrowing circle OF alliance and IN
cerstsndinEs.
II is entirely possible that Austria
may make an issue Of the formal re-
fussl Of the powers TO refuse the an
p f-r 4-f 7sel,< 4
fact
Count Berchthold has been in an en-
barrsssing position. for il is nearly
week since he demanded an audience
with Emperor Nicholas. TO which he
was entitled as the personal represen-
tstive of Emperor Francis Joseph. This
audience was put of. however. for
various reasons and il is understood
here that the emperor will not receive
fhe Austrian ambassador until after
the return OF Isvolsky from the London
conference.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-11
Grocery News
from the NeWEmporium

In addition to the staple lines carried in our
new and elegantly equipped department exhibits
a special display Attention has been given to
this display; also to the keeping and delivering
of the Delicatessen. The fixtures are the most
sanitary, the foods the choicest and freshest OBJ
tainable, and it is our aim to cater to the most
the season.
We take pride in selecting the very best OF
the worlds produce in the tea and coffee line
in order to supply you with the best havors and
the freshest goods
We invite your inspection OF the sanitary
equipment and complete assortment of every
thing in the Grocery line.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-11

Special Sale for Monday Only
Sanitol Tooth Powder
Sanitol Face Cream
Sanitol Tooth Paste
Sanito Talcum Powder
Sanitol Tooth Wash
Sanito1 Bath Powder
Santol preparations-The regular 25c package which
We are selling for zoe, special for Monday,
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-11
I1nnARY AssocIATIoN MEETS

NAPA Oct 1e.-The fall meeting OF
the third district Of California library
association. comprising Napa and So
norna counties. was held at St. Helena
today with a large attendance OF dele
gates At this mornings session there
were interesting round table talks on
Il ihrarv Discfpiinev What Magazines
Should We File2" and Reports in Re-
gard 10 Collecting French and German
Books' Addresses were made by
Librarians c. 3. Seeley OF Napa and
Miss Leone Safey Of caiistoga- This
afternoon papers were read by Mrs. r
II. Pratt Of st. Helena on How the
Public Can Assist the Library. and by
Mrs Martin Singer Of Petaluma on
What the Library Has Done for Me"
Miss Sahey acted as secretary of the
convention.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-11
ChiIdren's Fr0Iics and Toys

demands and wishes
the where they Chute the
Chutes themselves the
variety European Domestic
your you shop
comfort than the holiday rush.
We will hold purchase and make delivery desired later date
SaondE
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-11
nRrIns WILL. GIVE RAIL-.

Upon the invitation of Manzanita
grove No. 106 Of the United Ancient
Order of Druids of this city represen-
tatives Of many of the local groves and
Of circles Of the Druidesses have or
ganized for the purpose OF giving a
grand Druidic ball in the Auditorium
on the night OF November 81 The or
ganization is Offered as follows: r.
D. Barton, chairman; Mrs. II. G. Arm
strong, vice chairman; A d. Penmore.
secretary; Daniel Giovannini, treas
urer; Louis A Wolf. sergeant at arms.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-11
SEEKING FOR LOST BOY

Chief Of Police William ]. Biggy re-
ceived a letter yesterday from Barnet
Samson of Philadelphia inquiring about
his son. Abe Samson. The father
thinks the boy died recently in some
hospital in this city. The boy ran
away from home with the Barnum &
Bailey circus and on reaching here was
left behind on account of sickness. He
wrote to his father for money, which
was teiegra phed TO the address given,
but never called for. The lad is IS
years old and stands feet inches.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-11
REHEARsE ron ANNUAL BALL

Final rehearsals for the annual ball
Of the Gaelic dancing club to be held
in the Auditorium October II. will take
place this afternoon. when 200 children
under the direction of the Allen sisters
will go through the Gaelic dances. The
juvenile exercises at the bali will form
a pretty feature. The proceeds from
the ball will be given the state Gaelic
league, to be used in the revival of
Gaelic customs and tongue in Ireland.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-11
First China Sale
in the New Store

Havland CHINA dinner set at $25.OO.
A deep drop in price enables you to procure
French china at the price of ordinary ware. A
selection of two patterns is offered
Thin china dinner set $16.5O.
A set of 100 pieces with delicate pink floral
decorations is unusual value at the regular price,
and an extraordinary value at the sale price
quoted.
A set of cut glass tumblers $1.75.
A set of these tumblers of fine quality and dc
sign specially priced.
One OF the special features of the department
is the mission electric portables, made of solid
weathered oak with art glass shade and equipped
with cord attachment, plug and electric lamp.
The complete Lamp to SELL specially priced
at $4.OO
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-11
sEEks AIn FRoM IrALY

CETTINJE. Montenegro. Oct. 10
Colonel DOpovitch. an aide de camp to
Prince Nicholas. left here today for
Rome bearing an autograph letter OF
the prince 10 King Victor Emmanuel.
II is presumed that the prince has ap-
pealed 10 the king OF italy. who is his
son in law. 10 support the claims of
Montenegro in the present crisis
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-11
Inaugural Sale ofDrug
Sundries

drug undry department without doubt OF the best
equipped country shows complete line the lowest pos
sb selling prices of such European Houbgau
Guerlain Piver Roger Gale KerkQf Pnaud, Coy,
Grande Muhlen and Atkinson Lautier such Anleri
Hudnut Colgate, Allen Dorian, Andrew
ergens others As special ndcement
department have offered for Monday the
known we'll and well tried Sanitol Tooth and
Toilet
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-11

SOFIA. Oct. l0.-"The car Of Bull
garis" or Prince Ferdinand. as he il
still known officially. viii make his
triumphaI entry into the capital of Bull
garia next Monday
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-11
MILITARY NEWS SUPPRESSED

VIENNA. Oct. 10-Austria newspa-
pers have been informed that the pub
licstiOn OF reports concerning mobiliza-
tion movements is not desirable at the
present time and that papers disre-
gsrding this intimstion will be confis-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-05-09
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IN CITY.
Maj. Hale, Head Of Spanish Wa
Veterans, Holds Reception.

Maj. Walter Scott Hale. commander-in-
chief of the United Spanish War Veter-
ans. arrived in this city yesterday from
Boston and opened temporary headquar-
tiers at the New Willard Hotel. with Capt
j. Lyon King, assistant national provost
marshal. as acting adjutant general. Soon
after Maj. Hale's arrival he was called
upon by Gen. Harry II. BandhOltz l.. s.
A. and chief of the Philippine constabu-
mating the amalgamation of two patriotic
soldier societies-the United Spanish War
Veterans. of which Mai Hale is the head
and the Veteran Army of the Philippines.
of which organization Gen. Bandholtz is
commander-in-chief
The amalgamatiOn papers were signed
today by the two national commanders
and the two associations were merged I'M
der the name of the United Spanish War
Veterans. This action increases the active
membership of the L. s. W. V. by be-
tween LOO and 300 soldiers and sailors.
a large majority of whom, are in the
Philippine Islands. y
Others who called to pay their respects
TO Commander-in-chief Hale were Nation
al Historian J. Walter Mitchell, Gen. An
drew s. Burt and Capt. Thomas A. Green.
national aids; Col. f. j. Dimmick. Mai.
Joseph Milton Heller. Capt. G. E. Rausch
and Mrs. Lizzie W. COlver. president of
the District of Columbia Auxiliary to the
Spanish War Veterans
Maj. Hale directed the national officers
here to pay their respects to former Gov.
Frantz of Oklahoma who was a captain
of Rough Riders. when he reaches this
city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-05-09

Young Man Equipped as Freebooter
Placed in CUSTODY.

Carrying all of the equipment OF
really truly freebooter. a young man who
gave his name first as Frank Ford and
then said his right name is Clarence Thur
man was taken into custody in a lunch
room on 18th street northwest about
o'clock this morning by Albert Gibbs.
special Waterman employed at the nth
street and Florida avenue car barns of
the Washington Railway and Electric
Company. According to Gibbs story he
picked Thurman up on description"
thinking he resembled the picture of
boy by name OF Davis reported miss
ing from his home in Albany n. Y.
1t was soon established that the lad
was not Davis. but Gibbs held him under
arrest because Thurman was armed with
a fully loaded 32-caliber revolver He
brought the prisoner to police headquar-
ters this morning and left Thurman
outside while he went to Capt
Boardman's office to inquire what he
should do in the case. Detectives Par
Thurman for examination. and their
search Of his pockets brought to light a
black mask OF the sort made popular by
dime novel bandits.
Thurman admitted that he was on the
bum" and in explanation of the alias
Frank Ford he said he had been trav-
cling under an assumed name for mora
than a year because he did not want his
family to know he was not prospecting.
A card In his pocket disclosed the fact
that he had been employed as brakeman
on the Chicago and Alton railroad about
six months ago under the name of Frank
Ford. There were also several letters.
one OF them signed simply Sister" and
dated Hannibal. Mo. March ~. 1?0S.
All this time there had been no men,
ton of the revolver, and the detectives
were about to place a charge of wa
grancy" against the prisoner. He told SO
many different stories about his move
ments that they regarded him as sus-
piciOus person. when Gibbs announced
that he had been waiting until the COM
pie tiOn of the investigation to make
charge that his prisoner had been carry
ing concealed weapons" and with the
words he produced the pistol. Thurman
insisted that he had a permit to carry
revolver in the state Of Missouri and that
the mask in his pocket was the souvenir
of a recent masquerade ball
Among the papers in Thurman's pock-
cts was one which carried the written
statement. MY traveller distance is 7SOO0
miles,. and then followed a list Of states
Missouri Virginia. Ohio. Nebraska.
Kansas. Illinois, Maryland. Texas. Mon
tana, Colorado. Kentucky. California.
Minnesota and Indian Territory. besides
the Philippine Islands, Japan and Cuba
Asked whether he had any friends To
help him. Thurman replied In the mega
tive. and he almost broke down as he
added: Give me all that you can.
want to put in the summer anyhow" He
was sent to the sixth precinct police sta
ton and will be taken to the Police Court
Monday in answer to the charge Of carry.
ing concealed weapons.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-05-09

the transactions of the government Of the
United States, and. 1 believe. every other
government on earth.
After deducting the usual allowance for
depreciation, replacement and other
charges the net profits of the company
were $133. 244 ,929. of which $3j 385. 727
was paid out as dividends on the pre-
ferred and common stock. The sum OF
$lS.UO.OUO was set aside for the new
plant at Gary, Ind. and $35.jO0.OOO for
additional property. new plants, improve
ments elsewhere. etc.
The total production of the company in
1907 was 1885,, ~ tons Of finished steel
l. 7H3.S14 tons OF rails. 1903, l4S tons of
ingots and ~. S1S36O tons of pig iron.
The pay roll of the company amounted
to $3.50. So. SD in 1907, which was di
vided among 210,1SO employees. This
shows an increase over 1896 of $13. OOO. 900
in the pay roll and 1,723 in the number
of employees.
The profit-sharing plan Of the COM
pany was taken advantage of by "a. 1884
employees. who purchased an aggregate of
5000 shares I'm the companys stock at
a price of $S1 80 per share.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-05-09
With the Pleasure Craft

The power launch Stella. belonging to
Capt. J. II. Nicholson. has been taken
from the water at the foot of 9th street
southwest and will be given her spring
oVerhauling there. The Stella was kept
IN commission throughout the winter
ana was used by her owner for hunting
ana nsh'ng trips. Before she is again
put overheard the boat will be cleaned
ana painted, all necessary wood and ma
chihery work will be done and she Will
Ne painted from stem to stern.
The new speed boat. built on the wharf
foot Of 9Th street by Capt. Motherall.
designer of gliding boats, was yesterday
AFTERNOON put into the water and will go
into service in few days. The boat it
is stated. Is built for number of Wash
ington yachting enthusiasts. and is ex-
pected To develop remarkable speed on
account OF the peculiar features of her
build.