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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-02
oILINc BARRE-MoNrPELrER ROAD.
oGer Made to Donate Half Expense--Ths
Times VIII Receive Contributions

An offer has been made to furnish 4
sum OF money equal to what Mont
peIier and Barre will raise, for the pur.
pose Of oiling tho road between the two
cities. II Is estimated that tile cost
would he about $500, half Of which, az
vided, would mean about 500 for each
gity To furnish. The road oiled would
do away with 4 great deal Of the dust
and make pleaaanter travel between the
two cities The Times has been request.
ed to receive any contributions for this
purpose, and win be pleased to do 50
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-02
DEATH OF YOUNG GIRL.
Frances Ferran Of Newton Street Died
Yesterday After 8 Weeks Illness.

Yesterday After ; Weeks Illness.
The death Of Frances Ferrari, eldest
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs B. Ferrari oi
6 Newton street, occurred at 1850
o'clock yesterday forenoon At her home
after an illness OF three weeks, Besides
her father and mother sne IS survived
by five brothers, Luigi Amelio, Gieiamo,
Leon and Mario. aud one sister, Nina.
The burial viii be held in Hope GENES
terry Saturday afternoon At 2:30 o'clock
The girl was Is years old, and her un.
timely death is lamented BY a largt
number of friends, whose friendship shs
had gained by her mild manners and
pleasant disposition
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-02
HELD A RALLY.
Democrats Gathered at Brattleboro Last
Evening.

Brattleboro, Sept. 2. AT well.atfend.
ed Democratic rally IN the Auditorium
last evening. Charles d. Watson Of Sc.
AIbans. candidate for governor. DR.. Ed
ward Lynch. nominee for town repre-
sentative to the legislature. and national
committeeman Thomas II. Browne Of
Rutland spoke Mr. Watson devoted his
remarks to the use Of money IN political
campaigns. DR. Lynch outlined bis
platform. The other speakers spoke
briefly on Democratic doctrine.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-02
HANGING TO RAFTER
body Of Henry H. Ramsdell Found at
Littleton. Mass.

Littleton, Mass, Sept 2,-Alarmed at
lis prolonged absence from home. neigh
,ors of Henry II. Ramsdell yesterday
made search which resulted in the
hiding Of his body hanging from a rafter
h his barn. It is supposed that his
let was caused by brooding over the
Ieath Of his wife. lie was 55 years Of
!ge.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-02
GRIDIR0N CANDIDATES.
Score Of Harvard Football Players Go to
Maine.

Boston, Sept. 2 More than score
If candidates for the Harvard football
ieam this fall. together with several
minor coaches and rlbbers, left last night
lor Frazier Camps, 0ceanville, Me-, for
Ihe next two weeks. They are to work
lut football play under the new rules.
Coach Percy D. Hougbton and his prin-
opal assistant will leave Boston tonight.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-02
BANK REPORTS CALLED FOR.
Tational Banks Must State Condition to
September /.

Washington. d G., Sept. 2-The comp
roller Of currency to-day called for the
rport as to conditions Of national banks
{ the close Of business September l
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-28
MRS. cIRTEFS son DROPS SIT.
Reported That Ne HAS nerS,ne EsiranGed
From Neither.

CHICAGO. MAY 9f-lt vas intimatsd
to-day that Leslie Dudley Carter. son Of
the late Leslie Carter. has become
estranged from his mother. ia an effort
10 share ia the estate Of his father
Il became known that young Carter
had abandoned his fight 10 break hls
fathers will.
When the will vas filed Il was found
that the son was cut on from participa-
ton in the estate unless he separated
himself from the companionship Of his
mother. The young man. however. con-
tinued 20 live with his mother. and soon
began a contest Of the will
The suit started by the son vas dis
missed by Judge Frost. sitting in the
Circuit Court The dismissal was made
~ motion % attorneys for the Carter
estate. No representative Of young Car
ter appeared IN court
That there had been a settlement be-
tween young Carter and the executors
Of the estate was admitted by Attorney
Elmer Schlesainger, his legal represen-
tAbve, but no figures Of tho settlement
would be given out.
Carter Il said 20 be In New York and
no knowledge % the terms Of settlement
OF tho reduirements imposed could IN
gained.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-28
DEoORATION BAY OUTINo.

THE GARDEN CITY ESTATES CLTB HOUE
the most aillar1iye In ne country. Will BE- apeI
On Decoration Day with mHaif Afternoon aId
evening. for ne enicrtalnmant a those whn ara
seeing OF dsaiFg y see The most beautlful 81
hurban home within easI acstss q View YgIk
GARDEN CITY ESTATES % NEARER NRW
YORK THAN GARDEN CITY. The buitfinl
ai6rs W 0TeT sctuaiiy have ~ imprusemenis ~
not mrrr promises Of bFm. We are 1ultiing
win ne most careful aitenuun % every detail
many houses o. varying styles and AZ various
nrlres on uhlch you uii save me pFnnu % anerri.
Iatvp huihers. A fEw AHE NOW RRADY FOp
OCCUPANCY
Trains lsavs Past atlh w. ~ 80 and Fiatbush
Ave. at1d1, arFivinE 20 our siauan. Nassau hsula.
vard a. aEi, lnstead % incfeaalng orlumuiaiion
ratrs. ~ usher lluada are dong. rtdurdon u
81 Q1 4 meath In thg rlrarnf cost N fares between
Mcrad S1uare and GhnnEN CITY ETfAIEa VII
b. mafe uhea ~ rgnn. J.. hallfoad'a 20.
nrraiielr1 transportation fariiue1 ARE ln fuii
operation ms eummar r1u cuFlalniF ahauil
~ GARDEN CITY ESTATES foe yourself. but
M yuu cannot rome. dunt iail 20 write Coz our
u8rifQIln n1 rno1nFf 1uns, ghle1 sluwH ~ au.
neTiuTilY Of ilia unuinfclF develgred anf f1fah-
nr1rf ulIEmurliT. Addrcus cumnItlrc uuliflnr.
% sV. 90 - ~, l1pualie ~ Mndqri. 0Aa-
ufW GIN MIfNINN TIMOTHY T. MOOD
HLNI. NrfltlFul.-llda.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-28
so.@O I TEAR ALIMONY.


Albert Gallaiin Wheeler. Jr.. a Stocl
Exchange member q the banking hrn
OF !. y. Russell A Go. Of a Wall street
must pay tiOoOO year alimony and
u so counsel fee pepdinR tho suit Of nj,
wife. Claudia Carlstsdt wheeler for 4
separation on the ground of abandon.
ment and nOn-support Supreme Court
I't-i,ce Mccall settled the amount OF ali.
mcny yesterday That Mrs. Wheeler had
brought siit then became generally
known for the trst time. although Mr..
Wheeler announced a month aRo that
he had made ample provision Tor bis wile's
separate maintenance and would not
pay any more hills Tor her.
Mrs Wheeler il still living al the Dakota.
where shs was living with her. husband
when they separated. Thsy were married
IN lsps. 81 which time CalIdia Carlstadt
vas singing = leading r6ls with Frank
Danisls in The ldol's Eye she had
been a chorus girl IN several Of the Prank
Daniels shows before that hut had at
tractsd attention In This Wizard ~ tho
Nile"
Mrs. Wheeler had known her husband
Tor about Ave wears before she went on
the stage. Her father was formerly direc-
tor OF the Bo~tOa Conservatory % Music
and went from there 10 the Chicago Coo.
servatoFy. She had heen married when
shs vas 70 years old hat obtained a
divorce In Chicago shortly bsIors she
married Mr.. Whseler.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-28
BLAxE ON THE ELEI ITED.
SECOND Fire Near theCar Rarns al seeond
ANenae ana Iaash street.

Sccond Fire Near the gar Barns at seeand
ANenae ana l9sgh street.
There was another FIRE last night on
the elevated structure near the car barns
OF the Second avenue line at i2sth street
On Thursday evening a blaze started near
a car az about the same place and a week
before that two cars were partly burned
in the barns
Last nights hre started IN a pile Of rub
bish near the repair shop which has been
put up recently near the station at l7Sth
street, Most Of the heap was oily waste
used IN cleaning the cars and Il was good
material for a starter. The wooden part
Of the structure caught before long and
when the flremeh got there a part % the
station stairway was smoulderinR A
couple oi ladders were braced against the
platform on the east side and water from
several streams were directed along the
tracks leading northward where the ties
were catching fire. From the platform
and from the street the rrst u the blaze
was covered. Trafic had % stand still
Tor half an hour on tho uptown side.
Trains headed for the intersection that
goes % The Bronx were piled zap for sew
eFal blocks
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-28
NJ HOLY ROOD rHVRCH.
Trustees sell TheiF Prsssat ''0ld Fovt'
Property Tor . large sun.

The trustees oG what IL known ~ The
Little Church AZ the Old Fort. voted yes-
teFtiay 60 accept an oder for the sale II
the church and la site. The enact amount
n withheld for the present. hut Il il known
that 10 considerably exceeds e10O. 900.
Ths prope rty cnat t90OO fifteen Feans
ago. and there was added one building
ave OF az years ago az a cost % about
ti0,OO.
The church II known officially an Holy
Rood. u Ia the firthest north o. any
Eniscnual church In Manhattan, and
unlike most EuiacOual churches u con
troiled hy trustees instead q a vestrv.
The rector n the Rev. DR.. Stuart Crockett.
u occupies part N the aite 81 Old Fort
Washington. 10 Broadway and is0th street.
The sizs u the plot u eight and a half
city lots.
aiH munthH ago the Trustees purchased
a now site 40 i7ath street and Fori Wash
imgton avenue Tor ie5.00. With the
proceeds % Ire Broadway property Il
= ulaunGd 10 sroCt q new church M tha
VI - bsFpandiCu'ar Gothic siyls.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-28
ILLINOIS SENATOR INDICTED.
TislsIlaw II IukA q Arrested and ElalIed
On nFIbeFy charge.

sPHINaTTEID. H.. May q The first
indictment by the SanRamOn county
Grand Jury in its Investigation into
charges Of bribery IN tho Legislature came
late this afternoon. when . true bill was
rsturned against senator d. W Holstaw
Of luka. member Of the special joint com
mittss which awarded the contract for
new furniture Tor the House and senate
The Indictment charges perjury and was
returned just after HOlusiaW appeared ~
. witness and swOrs he had never COM
munioated by letter. telegraph or tele-
phone with any representative Of the
hrma which were bidders on the contract
20 refurnish the legislative halls A
bench warrant vas issued for HolstlaWs
arrest lie had been waiting in the
SheriHs ONCE. He gave bond for his
appearance.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-28
BRIDE-ELECT KILLED ~ AFRO.
bridesmaid Ave . Victims Best Nan and
MntFua ~ moRag Hurt.

LOGAN. Ohio. May T.-A girl who was
10 have been married In les than q week
and her maid of honor were instantly
killed and tho best man and the matFOn
Of honor were seriously injured here
early to-day after q midnight dinner
given by the bridegroom 70 bs. when an
Altomobile In which the four wers driving
home jumped a fifteen foot decIivity and
turned turtle.
Mias Lily Wright. who Was 20 we'd Pred
Ambrose Of Union Furnacs next Wednes-
day. together with Miss Fiorrie Newman.
her bridesmaid; win snyder. best man.
and Mrs. Jessie Ooas. matrOn Of honor.
drove TO tho hanoe's home for a late
dinner. Several guests were present
and the cDmpany did not break up until
hong after midnight The four then
started home IN the automobile.
The night was dark and the road rough
Snyder lOst BIZ bearinWi and not seeing
q sharp tum drove the car straight ahead
The Two young wOneu chung 10 their
SEALS and were crushed % death instant ~
under the car. Snyder and Mrs. Gosa
we're thrown % feet. snyder n believed
20 BE- fatally injured Mrs.. Co.'S vas che
least injured. 6he drngTsd herself half
q nils % q farm house ID Eeek cid. then
tainted. Her condition - critical.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-28
ONE DAYCAR STRIKEIN lLBiNY
Traction Company Employees Omit IN the
NoFAlns. bat Return az Nlsht.

N9NuM.s DAN AEAuF1 ~ NNNUNs
ALBANY. May 27.-There was q one day
strike Of employees Of the United Trac-
ton Company in this city to-day which
threatened serious things in the early
hours but afterward petered ont without
the company making any concessions
90 the men. who returned 10 work 10
operate cars on the circus day schedule
which had previously been arranged BY
the company.
Whsn the strike tied up the cars in
Albany the upstate Public Service Com
mission granted permission TO the Della
ware and Hudson company 10 operate
shuttle trains between the Union Station
and the circus grounds IN the North End
and In this manner the steam road ac-
commOdated many people bent on getting
90 the circus.
Late this afternoon the presidents pl
three divisions Of employees. the Albany
and Troy divisions of the United Traction
Company and the COhoes Railway di-
vision, waited on General Manager Pas
sstt and offered 10 return 10 work i'm
meiialely Il the company would not run
cars from Rensselaer, beyond the usual
terminal In Albany This offer the com
pany officers promptly refused and said
that the company intended 10 operate 10
lines and not 20 have them operated
through tho unions Of the employees
After considerable backing and filling the
men accepted the companys schedule
for the day and cars began running again
~ $50 this evening.
The tie'Ip Of the COMPANY CAUSED a
postpOnsment Of the State league base
ball game between Albany and Flmira.
the baseball grounds being located in
the north end Of the town.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-28
FOUND HER CHILD AFIRE.

Cigarette or . Burning Match Mas
Cause BAby's Death
Mrs. Louise KOlOssky, who Rves at
SSa Riverdale avenue, Fast New York.
left her year-and -a-half-Old baby. Dora,
on the front doorstep last night for a
couple Of minutes while she went hack
into the house. She returned in a inOmsnt
ready TO take the baby for a walk.
She found the child ablase from head
to foot The mother put out the ere with
her jacket. The child Was taken 70 Sc.
Mary's Hospital. where no hops for her
recovery IL held out. An unextinglished
match or cigarette. perhaps tossed from
a window above IL thought 10 have set
the child = clothing a6re.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-28
SUICIDE IN SUBWAY.
japanese Jumped Prem Platform a
lO9d street IN Brent % Tram.

Japaneae Jumped Prem Platform NJ
IO9d street IN Front - Tram.
4 Japanese committed suicide by jump
ng in front Of a subway train just before
O'Clock this morning At the l01d street
station. The Japanese was the only one
on the noFthb0und platform a. . train
in charge ~ MOtorman Grover G. Bunker
Of 1881 vyse avenue. The Bronx. came in,
When the train was not more than ak
feet Eway from where he was standing
the japanese jumped directly In front Of
&C. Bunker stopped his train within
a length and q half. The man had been
bumped along on the ties in front Of the
train and was dead when picked up.
There was nothing In his pockets but
a blue silk handkerchief with q white
border. The inside pocket of HE coat
had label with the Initials -. " The
body was taken n the West Tooth street
police station and later 10 the MOFgie.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-28
PEU STtV TRiVCHIsE CRISIS
60, eFnmsnt RefsTm IBiil Rejected ~ thr
IAs,pular RFaneh 81 the Dtet.

spscaI CaAis iistsafch % THu Sry
BEHLIN. May q The lower house Of
the PrlIsSian Diet threw out to-day the
Governments franchise BILL the measure
which has created enormous fsrment and
disturbance In Prussia.
DR. Won Bsthmahn- Hollweg the Prime
Minister. accordingly Withdrew from the
chamber at once.
Although the outcome was predicted.
he fact produceda big political sensation
aud il il widely assumed that tbs rsjec.
ton Of the bill portsnds ths early down
fall Of the Chancellor. Il IL serious blow
10 the Governments prestige and a great
encouragement 10 the progressive parties.
The Social Democrats 80 their reward
for their prolonged agitation against
the measure. for the bill. although II was
called q reform measure. did no, meet
their SEPARATIONS any more than Il salts
fed the Conservatives.
The Social Democrats will nov renew
their demonstrations on behalf Of =
Democratic franchise and the Govern
msnt will possibly secretly welcome agi-
tatiOn a. tending 10 bring pressure on the
dominant CONSERVATIVES.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-28
q. $. mas FASTEST SUBMARINE.
salmon Makes mere man Twelve IGnots
llndeF water.


PRovNcErOWN. Nav zT.-Ths sub
marine SALMON has pF0vVd hsrseh ths
sWiftest craft Of her kind in the world.
she has established a surface record
in tests Oh here Of thirteen and ons-quarter
knots an hour and then plunging into the
depths again broke all records by trav-
slling twelve and three-tenths knots an
hour.
Four tOrpedoes were discharged while
submerged and going At full speed and
the score was practically a series oi bulls
EYES.
The Salmon was built At the Fore River
yards in Quincy and was launched there
on March l. Eunice Fitzgerald daughter
Of Mayor Fitzgerald Of Boston. was her
sponsor The boat h i15 feet long n
feet beam and 80 tons displacement
She was expected to make eleven knots
an hour above the water and ten knots
beneath She IN q sister craft Of the
Narwhal and tho Crawling. alsO built al
Fore River
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-28
OPENVALVEsSINK THE DEWEY.
MTG Does Raised 10 Inches ~ Hard
Pumping Prem Sulsis nay Mnd.

MANILA. May 1.-THE naval officers
Who have bssn working on the dry dock
Dewey. which aank last Tuesday Al
olOnGApO. on subig Bay. have succeadsd
BY the use Of centrifugal pumps and
powerful tugs In raising the dock ten
inches since last night. They are con-
hdent that they viii be able 20 bring the
dock 10 tho surface and make Il service
abba again In a very short time.
Divers who went down 70 examine the
dock discovered that the sinking % the
doOk Was caused by open manhOles and
open valves. The responsibility for this
state Of Affairs haa not yet hesn iHed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-28
ON rONI FOR ROOsEIELT.
ForRer RSagh alaeFu Are Aiss 20 Pvnsrnt
Iiim Win a Nonaerfml saddle.

NNA WIN "AANNNN1 NANANNs
GALVESTON. Tex. May u Ths Rough
Riders Who served under Cot Roosevelt
lwtlg blNaent him vita hoFss and saddie
upon his retirn nom Africa In June
! large delegation Of members % the
regiment will 20 20 New York 70 parti-
cipate IN the welcoming celebration.
tlkinr the gifts with them
Tne horse j. Texas COW pony with
a pedigree and the saddle is an attractive
affair mounted With gold and made o.
TeXrs leather
q i appropriately engraved With
figures representing cowboys. Rough
Riders. crossing cotton Indians. the
STAR and Stripes and several State fags.
Il 10 q work ~ art sud was ordered SIX
months ago.
Tho materials used IN tho saddl" arr
from Texas Oklahoma. Arizona. New
Mexico and kansas. aud we're collected
specially FOR the purro=e
Mr Roo@cy volt has promised ~ attend
a ruuninE aud hunt with tn Rough Riders
next fall and the horse NAV not b- pro
sentcd until that time
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-28
TT TRY HEINzE AGAIN..
4. =. District AttsFney Nppeels From =
Ruling hy Judge IlouEh.

United States Attorney Wise apparently
has not given up all hope VI bringing
Augustus Heinze 70 trial again Yes-
ter,lav Mr.. Wise filed IN the Circuit Court
an assignment Of errors hased on the
action Of Judge HouGh in throwing out
the seven numbered counts In one Of the
Heinze indictments just bsfore the casa
went 70 trial These counts oharged
Heinze with misapplicatiOn Of funds in
connection with the loans made by the
Mercantile Bank To his brothers firm
prior 10 October ~. 1901. and Judge Hough
ruled that they were too general In oharac-
ter and did not cOnhect Heinze specifically
enough.
In its appeal. which goes direct 10 the
supreme Court. the Government asks that
tho court rule that in doing. this Judge
Hough was in error. The r'Ault would
he 10 allow the Government 20 bring
HeinRe to trial on these counts
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-28
PERU aGAIN MOVES TROOPS.
FeuaaSr TRIED 10 Impose JhAreeptahle
Terms for Inter- sRilaa.

LIMA. Peru. May 2I-Ths situation be-
tween Peru and Ecuador Is again critical
and more Peruvian troops are proceecling
northWard. The feeling here u that war
will break out In a very short time Il
was thought a few days ago, Shen the
two countries accepted the Offer Of media
ton by the United States. Argentina and
Brazil. that the crisis had passed. Il
seems nov that Ecuador in accepting the
offer Of mediation imposed certain con
ditions which Peru will not agree To
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-28
UBVARINES NARROW ESCAPE.
French Bsat Gree GFAses the Bottsm
IN Man@uVring on Corsica.
sr,dai casi, Dssps'ca 70 rHE Sun

AJACCIo. May T.-while the sub
marine boat Circs was making an attack
on the armored coast defence ship Amiral
Trehouart during the naval man9uvrea
here to-day she grased the bottom.
She almost miraculously escaped meet
ing the fate that beFell the Pluviose. and
came into port asfely.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-28
PUBGED o. HERESY CHARGE
New YoFk synoa Not Condemned fer Or,
dnmins Black. steea and Fiteh.

dnmlns Black, steen ana fieh.
ArLANTIc CITY. y. ,. May y. This
commissioners Of the Presbyterian Gen
sral Assembly purgod the New York
synod to-day Of the charge OF hsresy
made because % the OFdaining Of Archi-
bald Rlack John steen and George Pitch
after the young men had announced their
non-aeosptanos Of the virgin birth Of
Jesus Christ. the rising Of Lazarus from
the dad and other tsneta Along with
the indinRs Of the Judi rial commission.
which has bcen in session for i've days.
the assembly adopted recommendation
chat examination Of candidates Tor tho
ministry in future hs conducted with
greater care The result h looked upon
a. 3 cOmpromiae
The report which vas pFesented By
the Rev John W Dinamore. president %
tha judicial commission. declared the
helief that the three young STUDENTS had
not been proved guilty Of direct hsragy
bat Were simply not prepared 20 afiiFm
theae truths with tho same posiiiveneas
~ some other dOctrines.' u Nna adCpted
without discussion The assembly then
adOpted q resolution that an examining
bodies ~ the cha Tch shall hareafteF
preserve written verbatim reTlorta % theiF
nrocssdings % furnish direct proofs in
any other pTOCeedings % similar nature.
The assembly will adjourn Tomorrow
after seleoiing place Tor the nsEt
nesting
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-28

Mayor 0aynOr cent a letter 10 the
Central Federated uaion which was read
last night saving That h. had given HE
apcrOval b tho HOoy bill granting annual
vacations ~ two WEEKS ~ city depart
meut employees Recording 9srrntNry
Onyian stated that tba bil would 1--WE
l5 n00 city department. employees annual
variations. including many thousands
% street cleaners.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-28
10 BTLLSETES ~ ~ SHOTS.
New Rattlcship south CarsIna MAKES
Perfect seOFr IN Five Minutes.

NoRFOLK. Va. May p The new hat
tle-hip south Carolina arrived az the
Norfolk Navy Yard to-day with a new
record for big gun target practice The
crew of the No. tafter turret. containing
y inch guns made sixteen bullssyes
In sixteen shots in four minutes and lfty-
one ssconds in the target practice Just
completed on Virginia Beach
Ofhcers Of the South Carolins do not
expect the vessel 90 rank less than second
among the other vessels u the navy for
ginnery work The No 4 after turret
IL In charge Of Ensign Belhngpr COxswain
Edwards. p years old. Of Roodhou-a.
49,. serving he first enlistment. was the
man who fired the gun.