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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1909-01-28
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.

Notice is hereby given that the undersipn-
ed, Albertine Gosney, Administrative
Of the estate Of Samuel H. Cos
ney, deceased, will make final set
Element Of her account with said estate as
such Administrative at the next term Of the
Probate Court Of Iron County, Missouri, to
be holden at l~ronton, in said County, on the
9Th day of February A. d. 1909.
ALBERTINE GOSNEY, Administrative.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1909-01-28
Arcadia College

The system of education pursued in
this institution is designed to develop the
moral, Intellectual and physical powers
of the pupils; to make them refined, ac-
nnrnnlinhod and ,,rofnl nnnnnhora az nnointu
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1909-01-28

Now the family mourned her loss, es-
pecially Elizabeth. In the depths of her
reserved nature there was a tender and
tenacious love for her beautiful sister.in-
law, and when she died, the proud, silent
heart almost broke. Sunny Dudley under.
stood her always, and comforted her.
Thankful took up the baby and held
her at the window, where Elizabeth also
zane.
dudley" said Stanley, "won't you
com down to the office and write a list
for me this EVENING" Court begins to-
morrow, and l am not quite ready. What
are you all looking at7"
"The new people in The Match box;
they have very elegant furniture" said
Thankful.
"By George! she is pretty" 49,.
"By George!" said the baby.
"You small sinner" said Dudley.
"She is 'the blessed damozel.' Thank,
your hair is not the right color; now
look at hers, darker and yet yellow-as-
las wavy and as yellow as the Kansas
autumn air as the poet says. yellow
like ripe corn"
Well might they admire a tall, slender
figure of perfect line and symmetry.
The old lady sat upon the porch and
rested while the young one saw to the I'M
loading and arranging of the furniture.
1t was a chilly evening late in May, and
there was a wood fire in the CRATE, in the
beautiful sitting-room of the newcomers,
that shown and cleaned through the big
front window.
care you rested a little, mother, and
do you like it here7"
81 shall like it, dear; it is nearer to
him"
eyes, it only takes an hour by train;
but don't you think it would have been
better to have lived there"
ooh no, Aileen; this is quite near
enough; even if we lived there, we could
only see him visitors days. Oh, my sonl
my son!'
The white head was bowed in anguish,
and the gold one dropped in sympathy.
"Not less heavy is my cross" she said
to herself; "and a long life to endure
oh mel"
I'VE will present our letters to the
church tomorrow, Aileen, as it is Sun.
day."
"Not tomorrow, mother. Let us wait
a little before the people of this city
probe our wounds"
~ think it will be better to get it ov.
err; I do not like to be without a friend
and it is not good for you, who are
young; you must have society,"
"But, mother"
"We do not need to tell our secrets;
you are my daughter"
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1909-01-28
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.

Notice is hereby given that the UNDER
signed, Josephine E. Efinger, Administra-
trix with will annexed, of the estate of Valen-
tine Efinger, deceased will make final settle
ment of her accounts with said estate as such
Administrative, with will annexed, at the
next term of the Probate Court of Iron
County, Missouri, to be holden at I~ronton,
in said county, on the 9Th day of February,
A. D. 1909.
JOSEPHINE E. EFFINGER.
Administrators with Will Annexed.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-18

SALE OF STOCK IN TRADE OF
BENJAMIN b. WILKINS, BANK
RUPT, AND CHATTEl,S, at BIG
TWENTY-EIGHTH STREET. AND
HORSES. WAGONS. STORE AND
OFFICE FIXTURES. AND CANDY
FACTORY AND PARAPHER
MALTA.
TAKE NOTICE, mat in pursuance
Of decree entered February II. l9o9.
in the matter of Benjamin Is. wilkins.
Bankrupt. the undersigne calls Tor
sealed bids for the stock IN trade OF
the said bankrupt at BIG Twehty-
eighth street, and The chattels at the
said store. with tn" horses. wagons.
store and office fixtures. and CANDY
factory and paraphcrnaIia. as whole
and in parcels. Bids must ne flled on
or before February 18th. 1909. The
right Is reserved To reject any ana
all bids, and In the discretion OF the
Trustee TO accept bids on portions OF
the above property and to reject on
others. A'privatc sale, if made. TO be
subject to confirmation by Referee
4. {. GARRETT.
o.iG.td Trustee.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-18
SETTING READY FOR
FREIGHT RATE FIGHT
Council and Chamber Of Commerce
Committees Meet IN Joint
Session.
OnaaaalNNl0urnn NM cit ucDc
commissioners WILL SIT HEREI
Employment Of Third Attorney to As,
sist Mr.. Massie and Captain eerke-
ley the Only Matter Now Before
Committee-contrac to be pres
ented to Mr.. Bedford.

Committees representing the city
council and Chamber Of Commerc'
met In Joint session a the city nail
INST night TO discuss arrangements
for beginning proceedings bctcr" the
Interstate Commerce Commission ID
an eff; ri 10 compel the railway ana
steamship lines I" make Newport
News a comm II eight point. IL
has been settled that the commission
Will hold sitting here in the near
future TO hear the city's compliant
ard practically the only business be-
fore the Joint committee at thiS time
is the employment of counsel 40 c1n-
duct the ttsc.
City ATTORNEY J. \. MasSie Will
participate In the case as the coun-
ellis representative. and Captain [.
e. Berkeley has been retained as the
representative Of the chamber. II IS
D., posed 20 retain third attorney. 20
be paid for his services by the cham
Der AMI council jointly. Mr.. K. q.
Bickford has been approached by thet
committee with the view OF retaining
him in the case. and last night
Messrs. J. Winston Read and Walter
B. Livezey were appointed sub-com-
mittee to submit to Mr.. Bickford
contract.
Attending the joint meeting were
Chairman Read and Messrs. f. l.
Ford, c. d. West and r. Lee Davis.
of the finance committee CT the coun-
Gil. and Messrs. Alex Meyers. w. b.
Livezey, George r. Dabney and DR..
Clarence Porter Jones. OF the Cham
Der Of Commerce.
The council and the chamber have
appropriated $1,000 each to be used
In prosecuting the fight .or equita-
BILE freigh. rates. and In both bodies
there prevails an almost unanimous
sentiment in favor Il spen.ling what
ever may be necessary to carry the
contest through to finish. Those
who have made study CT the situa-
ton seemed to be convinced that the
lsroce edings before the Interstate
Commerce Commission will result In
securing fair treatment for Newport
News in the matter Ct rates.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-18
Washington Once Gave Up

To three dOctcTs: was kept IN bed :cr
NV. weeks RIood poison from a
spiders bite canscd large. deep sores
10 cover HE leg Tn" DOCTORS failed.
then "BUcklcn's Srnics SaIvc com
picfcly cured nc writes Joan Wash.
ing,on. - Ep<qu~viilc. TOY. For cczr.
ma. hollis. I1irnS aud pil"s is 81,
p-cmc. &c at all dr-gsl stS.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-18
Inyestments and Money
natters

Wb~re to get GOOD INTEREST ON
all kinds of investments can be shown
TO any one who is willing to e con-
WINGED: just when to sell your prop
erty so as to get the very best price is
worth knowing. This you can learn
to a certainty; the month or day to
sell or buy: he will tell YOU when to-
A LITTLE OUTL.- OF MY RE-
CORD which has been brought around
during the year ending December.
1908 Yet reveal no names or Sc
crets. only the bare facts: 721 mar
riases.. 142 experimentation any
after trouble-caused by the mutual
consent of opposing parties; located
16 buried treasures; located 10 wills
and IL deeds: succeeded in develop
ing 40 clairvoyants; reunited llS sep
arated: have helped 1872 investors:
succeeded in bringing to close 19l
cases left unfinished by other clair
voyants: there have been ia cases
Of such private nature. tina; I do not
feel like classifying. In fact. it sur
fices to only say there is no heart so
sad or wish too great that your hopes
cannot be speedily realized by the
force of this wonderful power.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-18
QUIET HOME WEDDING.
Miss LeoIa Davis Becomes the Bride
Of Charles s. Thomas.

Miss LeoIa Davis Becomes the Bride
Of Charles s. Thomas.
Miss Leola Henley Davis. laugh
ter of Mr.. Logan Davis. and Mr..
Charles s. Thomas. We're married
yesterday afternoon at O'Clock at
the h~me II the brides father. S4i
Twcnty.seventh street. The cere'
mony was performed by Rev f. T,
Dadmun. pastor OF Trinity Method st
church, In the presence OF only the
immediate family of the young cou'
pie. Mr.. Clarence Thomas. brother
f the groom, acted as best man
The bride was given in marriage by
ner father.
Mr.. Thomas Il well kIIwn ana
popular young man. having been en-
ploycd at the shipyard for the past
five or six years The bride also
Is popular with a wide circle OF
friends and has lived in the CITY
practically ell Of her life.
Mr. and Mrs Thomas left las;
night for Mathews county. tn"
grocms former hcmc. where they
will spend their honeymoon. tGH
their return they viii make theo'
hcmc at ga Twenty seventh street
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-18
laior Sa|omonsky Wants 10 Take
Battalion 10 Washington.
LOCAL OFFICERS ARE WILLING
II Norfolk Companies Decide t. Make
Trip, Newport News Can be Count.
ed Infringement to Participate in
Norfolk Parade Next Week.

Although the officers OF the Fourth
Virginia regiment have finally decided
not to undertake to take the regiment
to washington to participate in thu
inaugural parade next month. there
seems to be il strong probability tha'
the HUNTINGTON Rifles will have an
opportunity TO make the trip after
all
Major SalOmt nsky. Of Norfolk. com.
manding the battalion composed of
the three Norfolk companies and the
Rifles has under consideration "A plan
for taking his battalion to Washing
ton. The officers of the battalion
favor the idea and in all probability
il will be carried out. The officers
of the Rifles are quite sure that they
can make the necessary arrangements
for the trip If the Norfolk companies
decide to undertake it.
The Rifles are now preparing to
participate in the parade 10 he held
in Norfolk. Saturday. February -
incident to the celebration in honor
of the homecoming of the fleet TIL"
entire Fourth regiment. as we'll as
the artillery companies in Norfolk.
the fire department. commercial bod
les and other organizations will be
in this parade.
Since the announcement that the
report OF the inspector general ranks
the Newport News company as the
second best in the state brigade. the
members of the Rifles are more than
ever DESTROYS of making a good show
ing in public. 4 we'll attended drill:
was held last night, and 1t Is prOba-
bic that one or two special drills
will he held next week in prepara-
ton for the cont mplatet trip.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-18
OFFICIAL TRIAL TRIP OF
CABlfIAYIvG STEAMER
Deputy ouartermsster General little
viii be Aboard the Joseph
Henry Tomorrow.

The cable laying steamer Joseph
Henry. which is nearing completion
a. the ytipyard. will have her Csn
-cial trial run in the river in front Ci
the ward t-morrcv morning
The new vessel will bc tried over
the new measured milcscour..c which
was laid GU on the rive some days
ago and will be- COMMANDED by Cap
t,in Rhodes. wh0 will ~ IN chargo
Of the ship when she goes into
service.
Licu,enant { lionel Isaac W litilc.
deputy quar- termasirr general VII bP
on board a. th" representative OF
the qusr;crma>tsrs' department
The contract s;s,'d %. the Henry
j. thirteen miles per hour AMI II .y
pcct,d that she will have LITTLE
trouble in stcsming that fss;. a. sh'
STAINED a speed Of tai' cen and ne
half miles pr hour on her rcIimi
nary trial tip run some days aga
T. Ia expected that The Henry will
leave the ward 10 go in commission
in few days a. she Is practically
c, mrIeicd now. and tue remainder nj
TO work on hc- CIn b. finished ur
in short timr
whoa completed III CaDie laying
sosmc- will est abcut Sc"o.ocn
She H. cea fcct long. ,, feet bean
and IL feet dccp
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-18
HOTEL NEWPORT PASSES
INTO {. F. HUNDLEY'S HANGS
Former Proprietor Of the Hosteiry
Buys Interest of Manager c. o.
"' =. ," Pueh.

Mr.. e. 0. Push. Who since Novem,
her 1907 has been in charge Ct the
H2teI Newport. yesterday sold his
interest in The hostelry' to Mr.. c. F,
Hunllcy. who will now assume the
management.
Mr.. Hnnd'ey.. who. until he left
the city several years ago, was pro
prietSr OF the Newport. returned
recently, and acquired half interest
Since tha>. time he and MIR. Pugh
bad been partners. with the latter
continuing in charge Of the business
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-18
SocidI.PeEsonaI

St. Pauls Episcopal church Will be
the scene this morning at half past
nine O'Clock, Of che + the prett,e3i
weddings cf the year. when Miss Enf
Stewart the second daughter OF Mr.
William II. Stewart will become the
bride CT Mr. Thomas Algernon ReE'
NJ Ids.
The church has been beautifully
decorated with palms and other
plants. the prcdominating color
scheme of blue and green having
been worked out IN exquisite taste.
During the impressive Episcopal
ceremony, which will be performed
bv the rector Rev. W. Il. Allen. Miss
Ada Brooks will sing a solo. The
professional. the wedding march from
T. hengrin: Traumeri. during the
ceremony, and the occasional. Mem
dels sohn's wedding march. will be
rendered ON the pipe organ by Miss
Emily La Blanc. of Norfolk.
The bride will BE- given away by
her sister. Mrs Edward Ball 81 this
city, who will be matron of honor.
Mr.. Richard Watkins Reynolds.
brother of the groom. will act as hest
man and Messrs. Is. Bradford
Reynolds. Of Wilmington. y. C.:
George A. Parker. William l.. Shut
mate and iiampden :. Reynolds. OF
this city will be the ushers.
The brides costume will be hand
Sii' hand
braided. with har and gloves TO match
and she will carry large shower
bouquet cf brides roses The matron
of honor will be gOwn"d in beauti-
ful canard blue mesSalinc. with
black picture hat and will carry
white carnations.
Immediately after the ceremony
Mr.. aud Mrs. Reynolds will depart for
a wedding tour OF Northern Giles.
Upon their return they will be at
home 10 their friends at IL Thirt!cth J
street.
Among the out Of town guests will
be Mr.. Is. bradford Reynolds. of viii
mington. y. C.: Miss Margaret
RpNnOlIS. or StaufiOn, MISSES Ma
ME McDermin. Sue LOwery. Emily
lie Blanc and Masdames lnman
Payne ana W. n. Haynes, CT Nor ,
folk
Die Lebe Tasse Club will be en- Z,
ter, aimed this afternoon by Mrs. W.
b. Melvin at her home CIR the boule' |
ward
Mrs. VI. r. Curtis. of IL Hall. lsH
the CUES. of Mrs. T. w. Milstead. III
Thirty fourth street.
Miss Matildah HarGrave. OF Lynch
burg. Is the g':est Of her cousins. the
Misses Hargrave on Thirty-se cond |
street
Miss Katherine Bowman has re-
turned from visit to relatives IN
Richmc nd and Manchester.
Miss Grace. Elliott. OF E-rfclk. Is
the guest OF the Misses Elliott. IN
this city.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-18

Invitations have been issued bv the
Huntington Rifles for military ball
tn b. given by the. Rifies' social club
AZ Amory- hail Monday. February -
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-18

Have your prescriptions filled by
Graduates Of Pha-nscy 81 Allen Drug
Stsre. Pstents ct cat rsts. 1-ISlm
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-18
WORLDS GREATEST
PSYCHIC PIANIST
CLA4IRV0YAN1
Clarence Leighton
115-TWtNTY.S,xTH STREET-115
SLOW FEE THIS WEek-$1
Tells Your Full Name. Age, Oecupa-
ton, Or No Charge.

DO HEREBY SOLEMNlf
AGREE and guarantee to make you
no charge il ! fail TO cal! YOU by name.
| will tell you how to gain the love
OF the one you most desire even
though miles away: in fact, ! Will tel!
you every hope, fear or ambition bet
ter than you can tell yourself. who Is
true or false to YOU. whom you should
marry and when: also tell you tn"
names of YOUR friends, enemies or
rivals. and how to gain your hearts
desires. In fact all you wish to know
is told YOU plainly and correctly to
your perfect satisfaction. II not, you
have nothing to pay. for satisfaction is
guaranteed to all No money accept
ed in advance. You pay nothing till
after the sitting
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-18


For ihr later trif OF this week.
beginning today. III" Fell thcatcr Will
ofeT compile" change e bill.
Heading the vaudeville program will
H. Burton and - .\lmo. in Nha' IS
Described as "A roaring musical
comcdy. Mr.. Burton hanilcs all
kinds e Instruments. and Miss
DAlmo sings some nov songs The
act Is SAID TO PC an especially strong
one
"Zaino." the midget magician. Hiii
b. the second attraction on III" bill.
This small performer is said to he
clever. and his diminutiSc siz" adds
10 the interest.
Tho pic urc program viii include
some of the latest by Path" Edison
and Zig.
The shyw for th" frSt hail Ci the
week clos.-d issi night with big
audiences for every performance.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-18

a. srercusy I'm su,cly destroy the .ensr Il
sD<H 90 cpHpsescis dersnxe the who csystsrn
whfn snscgtps 10 through the wucces r'risces.
-yrh ass3-3O sbouf never lie used except oI'
pVU~cS5ptjoos from rcputab'e .eysicfsps- - fhe
danags fhsy vi; do scs fold tc the god You
enp yy.>ftIy dcsiyc from them. Hall's rs'ssSh
Care rsanufsrsurcd hy W Cheney Co, To
trSoaiiy. sestas directly u;op the i,I"ssi and
psa~e1s .sTySocs- ~ the system. IN huyinx
uesss Casarrh Cure 10 ssrc va xrt the -cas
ne % = tskep Inform Us suf rrs1e In To-.
Isds, Obso. ~ . ,. csycse, a 60. Testimonial
$40 NJ svuse,sss Prcc &c r-cr bci,,-
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-18

Henry w. Savase's production CT
THE Devil which attracted one Of
the largest audiences Ct the seas'!.
to The Academy of Music sere' 81
weeks age. has been booked for :,
return engagement.
The dae for return of THE De-
j. next Monday, February -. and rs
he dav is holiday the manage
rent has arranged for S2ecii'
matinee performance.
The sale Of seats begins at the box
Office tomorrow morning.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-18
The CIansman.''

The Clansman.' Thomas Dixcns
plav that comes to the Academy OF
Music next Thursday. February -.
tells story OF life during the re-
construction lays in South Carolina.
IN these times. when the State gov
eminent was prcstrate and great
l.'rde Of freed slaves. led by carpet
3aggefs. threatened to crush out civil
liza,ion, the ku klux Khan began to
ride.
The Ku Klux Khan figures promi-
nently in The Clansman." the hero
of this story being the leader of the
South Carolina organization.
|: Is stated that first class com
any and | rcGucticn have been pro
iued for the play this year.
The Master Hand
MIR. ". u. Turner. advance reprss'
entative Of Nat c. Goodwin and Mis-
Edna Goodrich. was in the city yes
terday arranging for the appearance
of his stars in The Master Hand
at the Academy Of Music next Wed
nesdsy. February "a.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-18

Mr. Robert NJ Lynn. editor of the
Richmbnd Evening journal, and Mr..
Richard N. johnson arrived in the
city yesterday to spend a day or two.
Mr.. yoanscu. Familiarity known TO his
many friends here As Dick" was for
a number of years popular ncws-
paper man Of ihis city, and is now
In charge Of the State road camps.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-18
New School Favored.

Valley Forge Ccuuc;i. Junior Order
United American Mechlnics. has
adcfted a resolution endorsing a pc
.tiiiop TO The school board for the
erection Of new school building in
the SccSRd ward. and q new High
school building
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1909-09-24
MANY LIVES LOST IN CUBA.
News Of Damage From Hurricane Slow in
Coming In.

News Of Damage From Hurricane Slow in
Coming In.
Havana, Cuba.-News Is constantly ar
irving from the towns in Pinar del Rio
telling of disaster caused by the latest
hurricane. Many lives were lost. 1t is
impossible to ascertain the number, for
telegraph communication is completely
interrupted, the storm having left the
poles and wires down in every direction.
Thousands of houses have been wrecked
and many fishing boats sunk. The loss
of property is estimated at more than
Sc, ZOO, OOO.'
Subscriptions are being started all over
the island to succor the sufferers. Fam
inc is reigning throughout the afflicted
places and it is difficult to send pro-
visions to them, for the roads have been
left in all but impossible condition. The
Cuban treasury is without available re-
lief funds, and President Gomez last
night called a special session of congress
to meet Sept. "a for the purpose of max
ing a relief appropriation.
The Isle of Pines, where most of the
inhabitants are Americans, also suffered
heavily from the hurricane. The orange
crop is reported destroyed and many
houses are in ruins.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1909-09-24
DAMAGE ALONG COAST.
Hurricane at classification Company
Suffers.

Mobile, Ala.-Beginning at an early
hour Monday morning came the first in
dications of the gulf tropical storm, most
unwelcome to Mobile merchants, her cit
liens, marine interests, and especially to
those residing on the exposed coast along
the eastern shore, such as Coden, Bayou
LaBatre and other places along the
Mobile and Bay Shore railroad, and also
towns on Mississippi Sound, along the
Louisville & Nashville railroad.
Mobile, at 7 o'clock Monday night had
received very little of the disturbance.
During the afternoon all river and bay
craft that could get away went up Mo
bile river to Twelve-NTile Island as a
precaution, but some vessels decided to
take a chance, and quite a few of them
were anchored out in the river opposite
the city wharves. Maximum wind We
locity here was thirty-four miles an hour,
and at 2 o'clock was tw%enty-four miles.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1909-09-24
Cuban Storm Severe.

Havana-Telegraph wires and bridge.
between Havana and Pina.r del Rio are
still down, and consequently it has been
impossible to ascertain the extent of
the damage wrought by the storm in
that section. 1t has been learned, how.
ever, that many hundreds of peasants
are destitute from the destruction of
their huts and crops.
The treasury is without available re-
lief funds and President Gomez called
a special session of congress for Sept.
"a to make a relief appropriation. The
total loss in Pinar del Rio is today esti-
mated at $1,000, 000.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1909-09-24
No Damage at Galveston.

Galveston, Textile tropical storm
reported in the gulf by the weather bu'
reau for the past three days evidently
passed inland at or near the mouth of
the Mississippi river. Direct wire con-
nections between this city and New Or
leans and Mobile were lost about 9
o'clock Monday morning. Indications are
that the effects of the hurricance were
being seriously felt in New Orleans and
on eastern Louisiana coast.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1909-09-24
Hurricane at Pensacola.

Pensacola, Fla.-Blowing steadily all
day at a velocity of between so and 60
miles an hour, the wind Monday after
noon increased to hurricane velocity.
Shortly before dark the weather bureau
displayed the hurricane signals, and all
vessels in the bay hurried to a cove for
shelter. O~cean-going steamships an
chored in the bay Eput out all possible
extra anchors. Shipping at the navy
yard and Fort Barrancas came up the
bay and sought shelter in a cove. The
ship Romenoff, moored at Perido wharf,
toppled owe on the wharf.