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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-04-26
C0L0RED MANS BODY FOUND
FLOATING IN JAMES RIVER

RICHMOND. Va. 4prn 25.-Another
body was taken from the waters OF the
James river this morning at the Curl
neck farm. The body was that % z
negro man. County Coroner W. A. Deas
went down with i party 10 view the re-
mains. II was learned that the negro 8
name is Nelson TVinfree
The unidentified body OF e white man
which was found in the river near Iax-
yesterday by Special Constable c. O.
BUTCh, who turned IL over 10 the county
coroner. The body was IN such q state
that Identification was practically i'm
possible. and IL was sent 70 the county
almshOuse for burial
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-04-26
JOHN n. CAMDEN DEAD ,,
WAS TWICE SENATOR

BALTIMORE. AprE Z5-F ormer
United States Senator = y Camden, OF
West Virginia died Lere today at the
Belvedere Hotel lie was one OF the
wealthisst men Of West Virginia. and
served IN the Senate lSS1-7 and 1865
Former Senator Camden was eighty
years old on March g. He was intended
for the army. and spent two years at
West Point. but did not graduate. ans
became lawyer. he was identified
with the first petroleum operations Of
West Virginia. and organized the CAM
den Consolidated on Company. which
was afterward merged IN the Standard
OIL, Of which he was a director
He was president Of the Aiononganela
River railroad and OF abe West Virginia
and Plttsburg railroad. and president 81
the First National Bank. OF Parkers-
burg He ran for governor OF West
Virginia in 1872. but was defeated
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-04-26
PET DOG IN PARACHUTE
CROPPED FROM TOWER

ALLENTC WIN, Pa, April 25-An in
teresting experiment took place here
yesterday. in which the central figure
was fox terrier. which enjoyed or
did not enjoy. a ride through the cir
cumambt mt atmosphere
Three men. employed by Contractor
George :. Hardner. this morning
assembled the standpipe Of the water
works, taking with them the dog and
a para chute made out Of a piece OF
SailclOth.
The standpipe is $50 feet high and
occupies a big elevation, making it
about 200 feet above the level OF the
ground. The dog was tossed overheard
and a strong wind carried the para
chute aid dog southwark sadrOss the
Little Lehigh and finally laie+ng him
al a spot half a mile away, a much
puzzled put uninjuTed canine.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-04-26
EDWARD BLEHL DEAD;
ON VISIT TO WILLIAMSPORT

Word was received in this city last
night of the sudden death in Williams
port, Pa, OF Edward BIehI. proprietor
of a BARRIERS supply establishment at
43 Sixth street northwest. Mr. BlehI
had not been in good health for some
time.
Leaving washington yesterday morn
ing with a niece, he died shortly after
arriving at the home of his father.
Matthias Bleh!. in WilliamspOrt- Mr.
Blehl is survived by his wife, who was
formerly Miss Edith Batey, Of Lock
Haven. Pa They were married about
thirteen years ago.
Mr.. Blehl was born in Germany forty
two years ago. He came TO Washing
ton fifteen years ago. he was a mem
Der Of Washington Aerie, No. 125, Fra
ternal Order Of Eagles The funeral
will be held in Wnliamsport.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-04-26
Have Been Social Favor
ties During Recent
Convention.

No two members Of the society have
taken a deeper interest in the Congress
Of the Daughters Of the American Rev
OlutiOn just closed. or have been more
prominent in its affairs. than Mrs.
Theodore c. Bates. vice president gen
eral from Massachusetts. and her
daughter. Mrs. Francis Bachelor. Mrs.
Bates was reelected vice president gen
eTal by a large vote.
Mrs. Bachelor is a noted singer and
conducted the musicale at Coatinetal
Hall on Thursday evening Last year
she sang at the White House and also
has been heard in the courts Of Europe.
Mrs. Bates ard Mrs. Bachelor were
dinner guests of the Baron and Baroness
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-04-26
HIS FALL FROM LADDER
CHECKED BY COMPANION

RICHMOND, Va. April 25.-Caught in
the arms OF fellOw-wOrkman, Norman
Ely, Of Manchester. narrowly escap ped
Death this morning in falling from a
ladder while constructing a cornice on
the edge Of the roof of the governor S
mansion. in the Capitol square. The
fan was caused by a sudden slip of the
ladder.
Charles Grainum. a fellow-workman.
was standing under the arbor. and the
man IN falling perhaps owes his life to
MS contact with his companion. A sin
guar coincidence IN connection with the
fall is that the mans mother Iost 6ar
NE several weeks ago by falling into a
Ely will recover
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-04-26
EVIDENT.

An Old English country gentleman. re-
turning home rather late. discovered a
yokel with a lantern under his kitchen
window. who, when asked hts bust
ness there. stated he had only come a
counting.
Come 4 what2'' said the irate gentle
man.
ACQUIRING. sir. Use counting Mary
The idea, What do you want a Ian
tern for2 I never used one when I was
a young man"
NO. sir?' was the yokel's reply; 'I
didn't think yer 'ad. judging by the
missis. '-Exchange
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-04-26
THE PARSONS JOKE.

"Parson,' asked filppant youth, did
they have baseball IN ancient times?"
ITO be sure. Jericho had a strong
team and so did Nineveh. But there was
one tribe that nobody could beat
WHO were they -
The Hittites. You should have known
that much, young man. Home Maya
zine.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-04-26
HIS BEST WORD.

Now that we're all through. dear"
said the dear little bride. 4 want to tell
You n great secret. 1 prepared all this
dinner myself What do you think OF
it?''
We'll. dear" replied the brute, the
grape fruit we're fine '-PhHadelph
Press.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-04-26
MARINE BAND CONCERT
T0BE GIVEN TOMORROW

The Marine Band orchestra will give
a concert AT the Marine Barracks to-
morrow afternoon, beginning at 2
O'Clock. under the leadership Of Will
lam II. Santelmann.
The program will be:
March. with Shot and Shell" .... Bilse
Overture, Merry Wives Of Wind
SOT'' ..--...---........... ......... Nic0lai
Intermezzo. Forget he Not Macbeth
Waltz, "WaltZdrean1' .---..---.-. Strauss
Grand Fantasia. Faust" -....... GOUnod
SeTenade. ID -nOur'' .-.-..-..-.VOn BlOn
Character Picture, Whispering
r y" - go - -.-.--Ngn biol
Selection. The Red Mill ...... Herbert
GalOp, The Social Session. go. Clauder
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-04-26

Mayor des Planches. at the Italian en-
bassy. one evening last week on
Thursday afternoon Mrs Bates gave a
tea at the New Willard to the AIassa-
chusetts delegation
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-04-26
Your 0redif Here Is As Good As Your Cash Elsewhere

Men and women may be well dressed
at all times BY the use of the Fa-
nous "pay q little at a time plan.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-02
RatipnaI. 8unfen.

National Banten.
she Etb 3uuu Tatlouat Sant." Car. utO
Gretetrotrabe. SuCUb u. Sp0t, 4Iaitoeni;
Senrp 4. Aeole, NulitrGr.
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iu'utrrtof 4 Sorn.rS' 0at,cnai Apui,"
sr UcIts&de Solpdroz l;Ho SetuiaiisSirnRe
S. J. NnlnIp,H, Saliirer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-02
8cItsrn IarDlanb Giisababn.

gsf:.tnenb 81. Gepibr, beriaBt SidersS atlon.
SCglid.
40 Woroens 49, Ghncupoft, Snperstplpl. VI.
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GIG Uberbs-gffont. md. nntorsNrtbge.
WIr snmitaas.
t1.30 s.0enhs -sllicr1. mad ttntcr.@rioee.
Jtrr Spurtags.
9.45 sIheroS-. slifpnt. mad llftion'8rioee uro
Sdnuhet.
*SdIt mint all Ysuniplpa mic. abs. Citation.
N MuUertfpn, n. W. Ssiuen,
@fcesRrif. II. 1sn. .G1nnosl. @tn.sB. .sot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-02

SIN Giparrcnlnbem So
0ctt: ,@cbcu Sic mir cit paor gollj
Geid)tc Gignrrer.. D. f.. uilS'ebe't
oiiriet tic 10 idlper Wle MIR irgeno
moelid]."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-02

3n II, dbiaen Ereiien. +
sic fporcn gcitern Ibenb ld)oil mic
Ser I'M Gheoter, Ser 2ienteltont?
.Sel6itreritGtblih, 8t,blifum mus
npdl lung ichoten mcr0cn"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-02
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toeNoet. iperDen.
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unonoenp6m mn Sc5 @cIbe Inb
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elm IoIGeS Isl ouf einem fIah'n @es
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Inn1r rprriibrt fis Fine ,rsif(ihe
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nidbt rur 0iebf ionbern rr,6 half.
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U''.u "nD I9un 9t[n 1!tt'9} Dpu ~
sa nld3a 9sra a:%f \ u I9r 9lSle ?!o9Fln9
gu gyv{hI ,apeH y, tDElI 'OtTi9st o9I
pen gan9 0n Tsou,f 9eFt. gle 8Ioea
mgB 8EI e, Sp y, 81 9FP H.! 9t 6oht &@ az,
tollet' UNI YfRtale' 1lt StuR: ipuu''
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-02

SHfo ocl A. Scrr Maier: .Sta
hr, odB @octbc ul,b @iSinarf nidt
Wtnler biebenl Dos I)0tte uilcrcu
Narucn lhon hcrouSocriIicnl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-02
SrAIt. GomraQnten.

,glarhIauo Sruft Co." gtcISmeiis@6c gGlberts
uno SeruausEtrube. 6rieI 8eri6. 4rdit
bent; Y. 9. zimmerman, Setretir: Carroll
Gan Web, S6abIctlPr.
Baltimore 1rni 4 Guarantee g." S0uttable
gutlbtud,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-02

&l.noiH5, Ssrnaccs,~ 8anaeB otrno
Ccieu. Ga6ocdqn mo Rtnreu.
esnnstt sr6s., 500 gIor6.S temont. goenue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-02
Weibaft8s&
2Gdcr', Guu0itpy. nnb Spiel
@coarisGrtifel.
ate MNcra & piio Co., l0l Sii0'poiuaEo'S

3citungen. 3eiti6riheu cc.
,sBe Baltimore News Gu" 9npi6 IHcrcrcul'
bic, Get9dftsfi6rer, 3ts Betts@etl.di"2lT.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-02
SDQr gunten.

,Seatide spartan! ncu Baltimore" Guidtp'
ur0 0aItimorcsSirnbc
.gt. ,SamsS Spnr5anf," 9llttmoIeeStr1Be uIb
Observation-Disclosures
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-02
GtnntS Gnntnn-

., fsntide SNni uun SdtiIaurr," gnIttnOres
uno SrAioansStrabe. sIupuit &ecer. Srdit
bent, q. :. 5idt, S,bn5meiitfr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-02
W0ppfoter

abulpb @utheriet. Me9tsurtpalt. gtt, 10, Sft.
2eTinatopGtrdBe y. 4 y. &bone, Ct. %1lI
j39. ~
6Grpart ebimer, TedtsanudIt, linton 9rntt
VuiIbtng, Baltimore, no. Setoe telephone.
Snrf u. ". Sddla. i4G 1873 umsBrtlotig.
@ufsauRS so ID, 261. $50 Sulnert 8utlbing,
j: s&m. Grtmnur. III notwithstanding. p
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-02
Baltimore Sampf Hafct So.
(Mite nnb 5nperIdiHse gat.2tnte.)
Ete Ser. GtdatensRoft heforbernb.
Tnnthfer .g2irnfninn lnful. .2lahdula.s

(Mite nnb 5tperIdffge Sat.2tnte.)
Ete Der. GtaatensBoft hefbrbernb.
9amsier ,0irstnia" tneu), rSlatama,"
y@eursta,",. yEenneNee":
9umpfer idbren tigtidh Sonutnes ui8gerort'
men, bon ben rgai.ainie"s8iers, Hr. f0-f8,
afaht.etraee, $50 -stbenbs, oireft mad Oh
0oiht Comfort, 9orfoIf, 1nrtsnoutb unb nlen
Rlinfteu oes Siioens. Iecbinou1e in Glib
Goirt Comfort nit oer e. & .. @tTenbabn".
Rad Ndnlono, gerbinoline in 8ortsmoutb nit
he1n DSeoboarb gIir Cine" fcIioem Bulge uun
Gortsnolitb unb atInrta. Sn Gorfof @erbin.
bultg nit Der n%&tIaniic Coat 9ine1 yscrtcli
nno tpeftIid uro rSIt Dominion Zine" naM
Temherlt @ai5ineton, R.se., R'tutorb, ga.,
lno gtcps0orf.
Wahl5ciien nab curosdtt6em Blame. surn.
rt6fe 8nirten5imiucr, eIeftrtfhe geIendbtune,
NamSfbei5inq, 9oien fret. Aeferbtrte 8uilten.
S%iutrter in ben &iqet'Hiiredlir Der Bob Cine
4r. t07 Sfts@nItimoresstrabe Nr. b0e-508.
~9iahtsStraBe; G. 81. g. Sffice, Siooftsgde Der
Baltimore uro gdIpertsGtraBe: CONTINENTAL
9ruit 8liIbire" uub aIbaueb's Er. 100, gorb'
9bnrIessStrnbe.
SuGn q. ehettupub, q. Nrppn,
@icesPrdf. II. 8en,sNaIaaer. en.sRaf. sHaeut
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-02

Warntpr. lnl6 @rarit.Merfe.
y. SilaGrtnts & eBbne, TIA. lis &left Pa!tl'
unresSirdSe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-02

reii siint Sebrnnf il, Der Gantoeiis uno DIT.
Rohals Stdtiuu nm 1000 Iberos.
gieicrbirrnn BON 9lalut lit Snlafs oocr Pnrs
IorsgSaaoous. Gp6ifernten eic. lueroeit ttne1
belorst Der seIcphpn in alien i%oieenSen Silei:
n. at Raltl 1924, ODER nh. Goirilanb 1901;
mi. 9iobai. Station, 6. & e., mt. Serrton 1923;
Ganbens Station ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS y, X g.,
ct. &duI SIG, ODER No, enirtlaho 2'2o, hi'o
9tr. 526 SiiosS rpdofpnp.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-02

Gupieridmieoe un0 SAUNDERS.
aLlu Subert. f7f4 Ibaule8sS trabe e. & 9,
2elepbcit: NDite 1899.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-02

Characterization, EbIren, 8eniter'
rabmen. Qaoen etc.
3ames y. softer & &c., 1t5 itnb lit Gh'Gre'
0~suidsStraRe.
leo. q. SlOau & Vru.. Ala 2tGbtItr.s &erlis.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-02
Mcrdamts & Mimcrs Sransport. So,

McrdJants & Mtncrs S%ransport. So.
Tdmpfer.2inte,
Sradjt unb 9aIagtere.
Nadl VDitun nnb bent Sftcn.
SoHrtdg, 9ieniin9 uno Sreitaa. 6 ubr @benbs.
9fadI Yruuioenee NIB bent Often.
Sonnta9, Mittpud1 uno 5reitag. g tbr Mbenbb.
y Rad, Gciupnrt Hcius.
SdeIi6, nusgeloilren Wontdg uno Sdflitag.
8 llbr 9lbenbs.
. 6radt angeroumer td9Iid, big s llbr gsadnt.
fir o~enfelben 9ng nbfabrenoe Eantpfer.
9adI suununah uno bent Siben.
9teuitu9, Sonnerftdg llro Samtiag,
G lthr Wbeuos.
.. u. Mc9Iria, glgert. 9ier 3, 5uh s..gan.etr.
SnnptiSircnu: 8rrman. uuo 2tgbt.Str.
Gt3,T&S7
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-02

EaNe snr @eiie ms AnsIanS &c.
iorst s. Maine, Nr. 413, Cit.WaIti.
mpreitrafe, nnbe gnitom Soaie I've.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-02

22t6en6eltatter.
Ecansrs & sbpne, 1908. .t710 GanicnsI berue.
25... Gpof. 9fortbs uno @reenmountsstbeHue
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-02

NuhunltfQ'dIG TlIIWP OPEuIUt NH1
Sumereien.
griffith & Turner 6p., 2O5 NUrosRucd'gtrlss
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-02

2euer @criiderurgen.
tsm. z. e~badsfuSS 1& 60, Is unb II gbninU.r
Of Commerce, 49,
-glunnf Sufuraner Gp. OF 2iuerpupi." Senrp u.
Rurfielo, Observation-Disclosures. 10l-102 GbarIls
ut Of Commerce glilhtnp.
,voermurtd Tcuerueriteranss . &sftnfGait,"
Baltimore uno ~y.UribsStrGbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-02
G4lzDl!7 z|I
iaIi6. + IdaIih, ausaenommert SonrtaeS.
5 Jlir Sonliaqs.

Ul0ItB6IWE UNVUV STHNut HHI 2" 1870 ~
Der characterization nab ssaihtngtot an
8pdcntnaeft 100 2orm. bis 500 Mbenos.
,Srii6erc Ibiabrt bon Der DIt. Hopal'Siattor.
Sireite 0rrbiupuua In Der nsnea linton.
Station Su @aiDinstpn nit alien iibitd, seber'
Sssaibinatun, U~crIafIcn @g,t. aosaI.e tation:
*6.05, %6.G5, f7.lO, *7.45, 1855, 1850, tlo.5o.
+ft.53, si1.55 @orrr, +t2.16. f12.53, tI.55,
70 55' 500 Qtmileol. 1880. III % slbeubS.
&criaiien Gam6en. Siution 100, *6.15. 1920.
500, T7.2O. $500, $3.50, 300. 1000, Hoo
=. 90, 900. 1898, f4.OO. *430. 1900. +5.05
giadbr1., 1000, *6.16. *6.20, 400, 1900, *S.16
Winiiteb). 500 DO, 1905. *l1.05. *11,32 gboe.
Srcorrid, Gdrtocl=S Citation, 1875 iino s9.15
9nrnt.. tt.25. 1850 mn $500 Som.
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-10-16
.EX-GOV. CARTER's TRIP
To EGYPT ABANDONED

SAN FRANCISCO, September 2s.-
George II. Carter, former Governor of
the Hawaiian Islands, arrived ON the
Korea yesterday, intending to proceed
to Rochester to meet his wife IS family,
to join them on trip to Egypt. He
received word yesterday, however, that
Mrs, II. A. Strong, his mother-in. law,
had recently undergone trying opera
tion and that the trip would have to
be abandoned.
"I am merely sovereign citizen
and stroller" Carter said yesterday al
the Fairmont, where he registered
"There are many problems vexing the
Islanders which we would be glad tC
see happily settled. We suffer from
being listed under the same rules tha
govern coastwise trade, and are thu
prevented from taking passage or ship
ping freight on foreign vessel. i
the American people wish to make O
the Islanders a homogeneous who'll
with the citizens of the mainland, tn
more communication permitted th
more healthy the spirit of the Island
ers.
"on the national campaign the Is
landers generally stand for Taft. Their
is little immigration into the Islands
We have labor enough now, but wit
the restriction the government ha
placed on importing white labor an
the sentiment against bringing NOR
r japanese into the country, the problel
of supplying labor for the futuI
growth of the plantations is a vexir
!. one.'
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-10-16
Shore Liberty Begins.

Many bluejackets and marines were
ashore last night, and during the week
most of the men will be given chance.
The feet patrol will also be on duty as
before. Most of the warships will pay
off the men before Friday, payday hav-
ing fallen due on the l5th of October
AS there is prospect of the fleet going
direct to Magdalena Bay, the men are
planning to lay in an extra stock OF
necessary things.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-10-16
oolOrado's Captain Exonerated.

The arrivel of the cruiser Colorado
yesterday morning from San Francisco
was almost unnoticed in the excitement
of the return of Admiral Swinburne' 3
vessels from the South Seas. The YES
sci made a quick passage from the
Coast, and the trip was uneventful. The
arrival of the Colorado makes the Big
Four squadron complete again. The
Big Four includes the West Virginia,
Maryland, Pennsylvania and Colorado.
The Colorado went aground in the
Sound waters several weeks ago, but
was gotten off the rocks without serious
mishap. The accident occurred during
foggy weather. The naval inquiry com
pletely exonerated the captain. While
in San Francisco the splendid silver
service presented by the people of the
State of Colorado was given TO the
cruiser, a delegation of Coloradans go
ing from Denver to San Francisco to
do the honors. The service is complete
for the captains and the wardroom
table.
On the vessel is Hawaii's first naval
appointee, Ellis Lando, who graduated
from the Naval Academy Also Lieu
tenant Kingsbury of the Marine Corps
son of Judge Kingsbury.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-10-16
Tow Lines Part.

Several tow lines parted on the way
up from Samoa. The Preble had two
breaks, the others one, save the Perry,
which kept clean line throughout.
One night an order to the engineroom
of the Preble was misunderstood. En-
gines stopped, lights were extinguished,
and the destroyer fell back and strain
ed at the tow line. She skewed about
until the West Virginia and the de.
stroyer were sailing apart at right
angles. The fiagship's searchlight was
thrown upon the little vessel and an
order was flashed through the air from
the Admiral inquiring what had hap
pened down in the engineroom. The
destroyer got into line again, lights
came on, and the even tenor of the
cruise was reestablished.