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The Greeley tribune., 1909-05-05
What Temperance Drinks Are

The following letter from e. b
coulter, of the state board of health.
Is opportune, judging from the NUM-.
her OF Jamaica ginger and patent
medicine drunks with which the Of
hcers are troubled.
MI. Coulter, the chief food inspeC-
tor, is Greeley man and was for
Il long time a member of the school
board here.
The Greeley Tribune
In recent Issues of the Tribune
nave noted your position in regard
to the sale of so-called Temperance
drinks in the nature of elders. The
bulk OF the goods sold in Greeley
when 1 lived there were manufac-
tured by Jones & Co. of Louisville.
KY, and were sold under the dis
tlnctive name of Senoj, which, You
Will observe, is Jones spelled back
wards.
Recently we took up samples of
these elders and examined them for
the alcoholic contents, and for your
information ! herewith give you re-
port of our chemist.
The hard cider contained 7.5 per
cent of alcohol
The blackberry Senoj contained
SO per cent of alcohol
The grape contained 95 per cent
of aicohol.
Wild cherry contained 63 per cenr
of alcohol.
A mixture of one-half apple am
one-half blackberry contained IL.
per cent of alcohol.
Our analyses of the alcohol con
tent of bottled beers show them t.
run from 3.4 to As. so you will Sc
that these imitation elders contain
from 2 to 2,5 times the amount o
alcohol that the same amount of bee
does. The main point involved i
the examination of these goods a
relates to the food and drug act
not the alcoholic content, but tn
proposition as to whether they al
! correctly labeled that is whethe
the various flavors were made fro
fruit or were synthetic in characte
Yours very truly,
F. B. COULTER,
Chief Inspector.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-05-05
COMEDY OF TWO
QUICK CHANGES
MANS COAT AE,rE
" VI some Smokers Joke m,
N"n-Smoking Man
lLaGrange Specially

lLaGrange Specially
T. H. Ford of this district recent,v
nao an experience whose asnect
shiitea from comedy to tragedy and
Dack again at about the rate of one
shI. a minute, Mr.. Ford. accom-
panied by his wife and daughter
was driving home from Windsor
wheh II was discovered that Mr.
Ford oVercoat was afre. The horse,
nad no intention of stopping for 80
tr'h'hs an occurrence as that and 4;
was with difficulty that Mr.. Ford
was Invested of the smouldering gar
ment' which the air was irving 1o
fan into flame.
me peculiar injustice of the sit
uatioh lay in the fact that Mr.. Ford
neither smokes nor carries matches
bimselt and it must have been some.
body else's cigar stub that had beer
dropped into his pocket. The over.
coat removed it was found that the
other coat was also afire and this
necessitated second hasty remoya
OF burning garment, while the
horses continued to speed homeward
The Greeley tribune., 1909-05-05
Church Too Small
(LaSalle Specially

For the past two Sundays. people
have been turned away from the
LaSalle church for lack of room. anu
at the trustees meeting held Monday
night repair and Improvement com
mittee was appointed, one OF the
duties of which will be to consider
this state of affairs and its remedy
Those serving on the committee are
DR., Warren, Charles Welch and r.
b. Carpenter. soliciting commit
tee was also appointed.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-05-05
Fisl,er.JacOlpScn
Specially

Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Jacobsen are
receiving the CONGRATULATIONS anu
good wishes of their many trlehus
here today. The couple were mar
ried in Eaton and at once took pos
session of their ranch home near
here.
Accompanied by relatives and
few intimate friends the "eaoihs
party went to Eaton Sunday ana 'lF
ceremony was performed by Kew. H.
payne at the Baptist parsonage me
bride is the daughter of Mr., ana MIS-
George Fieber and is laNofile
among the young people. The groom
is successful young FARMER oo'n
have hosts of friends.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-05-05
New Road in the. Delta
(Delta SpeciaD

The roadmen completed their WORK
on Eighteenth street last week and
have IA fine piece Of work to their
credit. A new road is to be opened
running due west from the Green
place and connecting with Eighth
street. This opens the way to the
new suburban property, Ashland
Park" which Is being plated and
sold to home builders. Another tract
of land which will soon be plated
is the twenty acres belonging to Tom
Hall 1t is currently reported that
he has already sold a number of lois
from the tract.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-05-05
nni,ion of City Attorney

City Attorney EWING mas S"oiill.
ted his opinion to the hhaii'e 'o,''
mittee of the city council upon 'he
Granting of franchise FOR SWITCH
so,, on sixth avenue. The road
would not be vacated for that pul-
nose the council merely granting
,iss;or for the use of that por-
ton of the street in the same maj
nor as if it was street car trach'
The city attorney also says that TINS
,arr,it would not preclude the coun-
Gil from granting similar PRIV
Iaqs TO any other road for addl'iohe'
.,.,,l,,re on the same street.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-05-05
CITY CHAIN GANG
GROWING LARGER
MARSHAL HAS GANG AT WORK
Cleaning the Streets of Rubbish That
Gathered During Winter

Ten more hobos were rounded up
Monday and were put to work on
the streets today. The marshal has
now about twenty of them at work
and as an inducement to the man
who does the most work one will
be given his liberty Saturday night.
This is also a method of learning
which are the actual bos, as distin-
guished from workingmen in quest
of job.
The twenty men are looked after
by two special officers, who are get
ting considerable work out of them
in return for their board. They are
engaged in cleaning all streets wher'
rubbish has collected in the CUTTERS
over winter.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-05-05
Rirtllf1ay Party

Pauline, the little daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. w. l.. Clayton, celebrated
her fourth birthday Saturday after
noon, with the incest kind of party.
A dozen little girls from the neigh
borhood were guests and there were
iollv games and pink and white MAJ
baskets for each little guest. The
dining table was prettily decorator
with festoons of pink and white,
from the chandeliers and there was
mink and white ice cream and a
birthday cake with four candles.
The little maids spent merry al
ternoon together.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-05-05
Thursday Matinee Races

Everybody is invited to the mat
inee given by the driving club at
island Grove park tomorrow after
noon. All of the local horses Will
take part The club is arranging
ror matinee to be held every Thurs
iav afternoon during the sIu mer.
t is the best method of training
horses an, Nlli also give the lovets
OF fast horses sone diversion.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-05-05
speakers for Commencement

The speakers for commencement
week at the State Normal nave peeh
selected. DR.. A. f. Winship OF boS-
ton will make the commencement
address at the Greeley opera nous
af 10 O'Clock Thursday mofhlns'
uue 10. DR.. Winship is the eu'to'
of the New England Journal OF hu'-
cation. Rev. W. A. Phillips mas oeeu
chosen to deliver the baccalaureate
,4dress. This will also be given IN
the Greeley opera house SUNDAY az
trrnoon, June 6. The senior CLASS
trIs wear will number over 2oV'
The Greeley tribune., 1909-05-05
N,rc Books for Library
I.aSalle Special)

The two lower rooms OF the L..
c,lle school were presented with i
couple of books and two pictures oH
the women Of the liungertord Union
Tras5ay afternoon. Mesdames Car
.,,. and Norris presented the oookF
- Mrs Reattie. the pictures. lhe
teachers. Miss LaughIn ana MIS-
Euis thanked the donors IN M rev
,re1l chosen words. A program was
~iyen by the children for the Wis,
itors' benefit. and dainty luncheoh
nos served by the teachers.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-05-05
kilpa, ricks Are Coming

On Wednesday the three XII
patricks of the firm of fitzpatrick
Bros. the largest railroad contract
ors in the United States, will be here
for an inspection trip over the new
branches of the Union Pacific in this
vicinity. From Greeley they will go
to the branch now started out OF
LaSaue and from there to Crow
Creek.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-05-05
,,v,,, ,E DolNGs AT OTHER TOWNS
lA(irange

MIR. and Mrs. 4. II. Robinson en-
tertained the formers parents irom
the Delta Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. Phil Dale OF Lasall'
,yore the guests OF MIR. and Mrs.
Saturday and Sunday.
MFR. and Mrs. Duane Devote at
tended the dinner party given at
Greeley Sunday by Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Devote.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-05-05
MATINEE RACES
EVERY THURSDAY
THE DRIVING CLUES PROGRAM
First Race This Week-EverybO body
Welcome-NO Admission

The local horsemen are preparing
for big matinee on Thursday af-
ternoon. Several races have been ar
ranged. among which will be the
3-minute class and the free-for-all
pace. All the entries are not yer
in, but the following horses are sure
to take part:
Lady BLACK. owned by w. c. Ram
say: Sleepy Tom. Luper Bros: Bios
som Morgan, NJ. II. Morgan; Orange
Hal, J. Tettler.
The matinee will be at Island
Grove park and no admission will
be charged. 1t is expected that at
least ten horses will be entered for
the trials.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-05-05
Greeley 10, Kcrsey =
UEersey Specially

Jersey and Greeley played pau
rrra Sunday, with resultant So
~, to 10 in f~vor OF the Nlsiti"S
.,rm Kersey has some soou MA
t,rf4I in her team this year ana Nus
brap putting up good games
.,borgh her opponents generally man
r, 70 get away with a couple oi
onlnts extra that gives them 'he VIZ
t0ry.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-05-05
Cleared *25 Saturday
{ Ault Special

The sum of $25 was cleared at the
entertainment and box social given
at the Collins school house Saturday
night The building was crowded
and a fine time is reported. The
money will start fund for the or
ganization of Sunday school in
the district.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-05-05
Rack from Chicago
(Ault Specially

Fred Graefe has returned from
Chicago where he went with his
sheep and where he had the good
fortune to top the market as it stood
at the time of his sales. He had four
cars and two of them brought only
SS.45, but the other two brought
SS75.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-05-05
Pierce

An enjoyable surprise Marty came
off at the G. w. Ball rGr"h home Sat
urday night A large crowd + neigh
bors gathered at the rarrh and a
ioyous evening ives spent a fine
supper was served.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-05-05
Going to England

A party of Fort Lupton people
VIII leave for England in about two
weeks Those who leave are Mr.
and Mrs. Alsebrook, their daughter
Anna and niece, Miss Ionic Phillips.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-05-05
|AL
MEETS
PACKAGE ON
CNuE
| PROSPECT
Of Members o'
l,,,,lti BE Al
k.ge-Ma'-
Council
ight

nous opinion o. o,
Commercial c,uo '
nque, Monday
the best inter-
hllow the Union
bauy to place an t
khe west side OF
an Twelfth ana
ksolution to TINS
\ the members
fact that the
pasly stated tn At
! be allowed
lame from il5
Of whom were
large property
bnd realize what
liars now being
Jon Pacific means
| out a few days
Pacific is con
b depot for Gree
kfrmed it is also
contemplate the
9th freight house
kenue track and
will occupy the
eht house
|nen were present
ktened to the ar
|oposed franchise.
lis willing to pay
light be caused %
although ii was
would be worth
( sites than they
esidence property.
4 the new track
| Of the congestion
hble in the main
and would also
Ding Of the future
Grow Greek lines.
the company was
| Dorsey, general
I'D, and remarks
Superintendent
men who eX-
sin favor of the
keSsrs. Petri-
xfheon, Senator
fs L. Southland
b was presented
vho said he had
rity which would
probably consider
Fening and, while
expression of the
bubt give the res
consideration.
Ie 10 your friends.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-05-05

Mr.. w. E. Culver while in Deh'e'
last week was a business Nisi'of a,
the Denver Mantel AZ Tile compan!
nIout on fremont street.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-05-05
EynnrcIistic Services

The Rev. j. b. Dodds, tor t"elNI
wears missionary in SYRIA VIII
nro,cb each evening this week, eN-
ccpt Saturday, at the heloruleo
byterian church. corner Tenth aVeuus
and Efficiently street, MI pou"'
had for his field of labor, whlle J"
syria. portion of the country VIII"
is now the scene of trouble IN u
l,ev and he will lecture on Monu',
,,.anirr Nav 10, ON THE Turkish
Empire, services 1:i5 p. m
The Greeley tribune., 1909-05-05

y 10 your friends.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-02-18

be a companion to my girls when they
We're young. Fathers, go with your
girls until they are past the danger
age. Care for them and raise them
properly.
Fathers and mothers, hold these
boys and girls in the ties that can't
be broken. Fathers and mothers If
your girls and boys are alright, don't
b. afraid to let them go out and see
the world, if you have trained them
right Look after our boys and girls
in the home and schools.
The boys and girls of Iowa are
bound to succeed, they have gotten
started in the right way by taking
short course lessons at Ames and
other institutions and will surely sue
ceed
Following Mr. Morrison's interest
ing talk, the Farmers Quartete sang
a beautiful song entitled "Juanita !"
AS an enchore they consented to sing
Lucky jim
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-02-18
Brande Introduces a Resolution in
the House to Appoint Commit
tee of Three to Investigate
AsyIums For Insane.
LIGHTS ON STEAMBOATS,
Election Contest From Fremont Coun.
ty is Decided in Favor Of
Democratic Incumbent
Other Bills.

DES MONIES, Feb. S.-DeWolf's
bill to change the name of the state
Normal school to the State Teachers
college was defeated in the senate,
twenty-five to twenty-five
The following resolution was intro
duced to appoint a committee of five
to fix the qualifications for entrance
to the various schools, some arguing
too high qualifications for entrance to
the various schools, some arguing too
high qualifications for entrance to get
into the normal.
In the house the Francis bill requir-
ing lights on steamboats,, passed.
The Bruce bill providing for state
accountant to audit the accounts of
the state historical association passed.
Brande introduced a resolution to
appoint three to investigate the state
insane asylums.
The Moore bill to remove the geo.
logical survey from Des Moines to
lowe City.
Hacker bill giving gypsum miners
the same protection as coal miners.
~Aunter requiring a license FOR real
estate men.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-02-18
President-EIect Making His Last Wis
it to His Home Before His
Inauguration is in
Good Health.
MADE A QUIET ENTRY
This Afternoon He is to be Made a
Mason at Sight and Will be
Guest at Banquets Thurs
day and Friday.

CINCINNATI, Feb. 1s.-President
Elect Taft arrived in Cincinnati this
morning for his final visit at the home
before his inauguration He arrived
on the regular G. o. train. While a
crowd of friends greeted him there
was no demonstration or reception
committee. He is in excellent health.
Mrs. Taft is in New York. Taft will
remain in Cincinnati Saturday and
then leave for the east. AT o'clock
this afternoon the ceremony starts to
make Taft Mason at sight" Grand
Master Hoskinson of the Grand Lodge
of Ohio is to have charge of the cere
mony. He will be the guest of Sc
ries of banquets Thursday and Friday
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-02-18
YOUNG RUSSIAN
HELD AS PRISONER
Paul uIitkin is Puzzle to the I'M
migration Commissioners at
San Francisco.

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 1S.-Paul
Ulitkin, young Russian, speaking
five languages, is being held in the
Alcatraz military prison OH orders
from the United States immigration
commissioners. Ulitkin boarded the
transport Bufcrd at Nagazki in the
uniform of United States marine
He was caught at roll call and sent
to the fire room When Buford ar
rived two Russians endeavDred ito
persuade the authorities to allow him
to land and then attempted to inter-
view him but to no avail. Ulitkin is
said to have declared an accusation
of spying was made against him,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-02-18
House Passes Bill Regulating Inter
state Traffic and Requires
That Goods Must be
Marked Plainly.
NO G. 0. D. SHIPMENTS
Goods Must be Consigned to Bona
Eide consignees and Exact
Character of Contents
Shown-knox Bill.

WASHINGTON, Feb 1s.-Liquor
legislation was the subject of consid-
Grafton in the house. When the
penal code bill was taken up, Hum
phreys offered an amendment agreed
upon by the house leaders to regulate
the interstate shipments of intoXicat-
ing liq.ors.
The amendment which is the Knox
bill that passed the senate, forbids
the transportation of liquor in inter-
state commerce unless it is consigned
TO bona fide consignees and unless
the package is label plainly with the
name of the consignee and the exact
character of the contents is shown.
The amendment prohibits the ship,
ment of liquor &c. o. d.
Bartholdt, of Missouri, sought to
amend the amendment so as to in
clude cider, so-called temperance
drinks and all beverages containing
more than per cent alcohol
The Barthardt amendment was de
feated by 50 to "a. Humphrey
amendment was adopted by 129 to 40
Speaker Cannon took his place or
the floor and voted every time will
| the temperance forces.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-02-18
TREASURER'S ASK
TWO TERM LAW
Session at Springfield Ends With the
Election of Officers-Fred E.
An1es President.

SPRINGFIELD ILL.,. Feb. 1s.-After
going on record in favor of legislation
providing that county treasurers may
succeed themselves, the Illinois Asso-
citation of County Treasurers and As
SCISSORS yesterday elected: Fred E.
Ames, Lake county. president; secrn-
tary. W. FL Bowe, Sangamon county
assistant secretary, John S. Scott
Champaign county; treasurer, H. M
Sanders. Madison county.
A committee Oh legislation and law.
was named before the convention ad
| iourned.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-02-18

the house insists upon its disagreement
to the senate's action in increasing the
salaries, asking further conference
and instruction of the conferences
the senate concurring as regards the
agreement to that portion of the bill
appropriating $4,000 for the secretary
OF state.
After sufficient number responded
to establish a quorum, Fitzgerald
democrat of New York City, declar-
ed the Dalzell resolution illegal mas
much as it combined the house reso-
luton and concurrent resolution in one
measure, He quoted The fcdersl
statutes to show such procedure was
forbidden.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-02-18
BANKER GUILTY
OF GRAFT WORK
w. w. Ramsey Convicted of Brbing
councilmen In the Interest of
His Bank.

PITTSBURG, Pa, Feb. 1s.-W w.
Ramsey, former bank president
charged with bribing councilmen to Sc
cure the selection of the German Ma
tional bank as the city depository, was
today found guilty, the verdic- being
read in court this morning. The trial
was the first in the councilmanic graft
cases. 1t lasted two days.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-02-18
Weather Conditions.

Threatening weather prevails from
the Missouri ityer eastward and there
has been rain n Kansas, and light
snow in Minnesota, upper Michigan
and western New York, with the low
barometer from Montana moving
southeast, and the area of low pres
sure attending from western Kansas
to Minnesota, the temperature rising
in its rront.
Mild temperature with rains has
continued on the Pacific slope, where
the barometer is low in Oregon, and
high in California.
Colder weather, with rain or snow is
indicated for this section tonight fol-
lowed by fair. somewhat colder wealth
er Friday, the lowest temperature
about the freezing point.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-02-18
TRYING TO REMOVE
ANOTHER OBJECTION
knoxs Entry into the Coming Cabinet
Seems to Be Beset by Many
Obstacles.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 1S.-When the
house convened today. Representative
Dalzell of Pennsylvania presented a
special rule designed to clear the
complicated situation IN connection
with the salary of the secretary of
state discovered yesterday during the
consideration of the conference on the
legislative, executive and judicial bill.
The Dalzell resolution proposes that
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-02-18
MRS. LEMP GETS
HER DIVORCE
Judge Awards an AIimony Of Six
Thousand Per Year and Custody
cf VIM. Lemp IIl.

ST. LOUIS, Feb. 1S.-Mrs. VIM. j.
Lemp today was granted a divorce by
Judge Hitchcock. Mrs. Lemp was Civ
en- six thousand yearly alimony and the
custody of William Lemp Ill. Lemp is
to have th3 child Saturday and Sun
day of each week. He gave a thirty
thousand bond as a guarantee for the
prompt payment of the alimony.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-02-18
THE WEATHER.
Indications for Iowa, Illinois and Mis-
souri, Wired from Chicago.

For Keokuk and vicinity: Rain or
snow and colder tonight Friday fair
and colder.
For Illinois: Threatening with rain
tonight and possibly northeast portion
Friday. Warmer tonight. Colder
Friday.
For Iowa. Threatening tonight
wit rain or snow east and central
portions and colder west and central
portion. Friday fair and colder.
For Missouri: Rain and colder to-
night. Friday fair and colder
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-02-18
HELD FOR DOWNFALL
OF II YEAR OLD GIRL
George Morgan, Claiming to Be the
Son of Wealthy New Yorker,
Held on Serious Charge.

PORTLAND, Ore, Feb. 1S.-George
NJ. Morgan, claiming to be the son of
wealthy New York broker and grad
uate of Columbia University and a
football player, is held by the police
here pending an investigation involv-
ing the downfall of girl seventeen
years of age. He declared that he
spent fortune recklessly and his faith
er cast him off
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-02-18
WIRE CONDITIONS
ARE DEMORLIZEE
Impossible to Maintain Communica.
tions With the East-Ohio Is
Greatest Sufferer.

CHICAGO, Feb. 1S.-Wires and rail
road conditions in the east are not im-
proved. The conditions are especially
bad in Ohio. where hundreds Of poles
are down and wires grounded and the
service demoralized. 1t is impossible
to maintain communication with points
east of Chicago.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-02-18
Powder ExpIosion-Three Dead.

GOLFERS, w. Va. Feb 1S.-Three
persons are dead and four are fatally
burned as the result of powder ex-
plosion in Slavic miners home here.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-02-18
Atlantic Squadron Joins the Around
the-WorId Fleet Nine Hundred
and Thirty-Eight Miles
OFF Cape Henry.
GET WIRELESS REPORT
Meeting Was a Pleasant One and Of
ficers and Sailors Extended
Greetines-MaiI Eagerly
Devoured.

NEW YORK, Feb. 1S.--The United
Wireless company gave out today the
following dispatch from the flagship
Connecticut: Admiral Arnolt.'s At
lantic squadron, the Maine, New Hamp-
shire Idaho, Mississippi, and Salem,
joined Admiral Sperrys fleet at 10
o'clock this morning, 9SS miles from
Cape Henry. The flagship Connecticut
sighted column of smoke coming out
of the west which proved to be the
welcoming squadron. Within an hour
six ships of Arnold's squadron came
on in line abreast formation The
Maine, Arnold's flagship, broke out
the admiral flag to Sperry and fired
salute of fourteen guns. The Connec-
ticut answered by the same number.
Arnold ordered the squadron to exc
cute flank movement. The welcom-
ing ships took the position as the third
squadron of the fleet Arnold is now
second in command of the feet. His
ship. the Maine, flying the rcd flag.
All hands on the Sperry's fleet OBJ
served the new comers and greetings
were signaled to the Maine.s Her al
tered appearance. due to the new skel-
eton tower masts with which, she has
been fitted was the object OF much
comment. Officers and sailors who
had seen AmericaSfor months. were
greatly aroused by the arrival of the
ships from home. The Salem carried
mail for the feet and news and the
hungry men were waiting anxiously
for was distributed A dispatch last
night stated the fleet was 900 miles
from Hampton Roads.
NEWPORT, Feb. 1s.-A wireless op-
orator at the naval torpedo station
here picked up the Idaho OF the At
!lantic fleet this afternoon. The mes
sage gave the location of the fleet as
$50 miles south of Newport and 7S0
miles from Hampton Roads