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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-14
CLARK cRIrIcIzED CANNON,
Leader Of House Minority Says Tide Is
Rising Against Him.

Dayton. Ohio, Jam II. IN speech
here last night, Champ Clark leader II
the minority in the House Of Repre-.
sentatlyes, attacked Speaker Cannon
nn9 what is known as "Cannonism.
Mf Clark declared that "the tide Is
everywhere rising against Caunonism
and that the fight against the House
rules would continue until crowned with
complete success Mr. Clark said the
statement of Speaker Cannon that the
fight against thc House rules was sim.
ply an effort "a prevent amy tariff leg-
islation was untrue.
Mr. Clark referred to Speaker Cam
mons Kansas City speech which he
said, was devoted chiefly 60 q discIs-
sion 81 the fight to amend the House
rules and to the motives. ambitions.
mental equipment and political status
Of some Of as who have dared to lift
our eyes above his shoesrings, look
him squarcly ii the face and battle in
tie open for the rehabilitation Of the
House of Representatives II would be
interesting TO know how that speech
happened to be written and read 10 the
audience and II would be edifying TO
know who furnished him with certain
alleged facts on which he based some Of
his remarks"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-14

When we have the "bluesn or are
suffering from disappointment Of any
kind says Ofison SWEET Marden in Sue.
cess Magazine we are apt to think
that there IS not much we can de bit
grin and bear It until the discourage
ment has run its course and the suffer
ing ceascs.
1t Is not necessary, however, for any
one to suffer tortures from disappoint
ment or encouragement, Tor there IS a
remedy right inside Of lis for the worst
fit of the 'hIues, the keenest disap-
pointment Any person, who wishes can,
BY a little scientific training Of his
thought. completely change his whole
mental attitude in a short time by sub
stituting for The suggestion which pains
him, troubles him, which brought on
the @blues,1 its opposite.
We can antidote our own troubles in
the same way that we antidote those
of others, encouraging ourselves III the
same way in which we encourage 9th
ers
The next time you feel the blues
coming on, Or a fit Of depression or
despondence, just get BIZ yourself. #
possible, after taking good bath and
dressing your self becominglY, and give
yourself good tallSing.to Talk to
Yourself IN the same dead d-in.earnest
way that Won would to your own child
or dear friend who was deep Ii the
mire 81 dependency saiferAg tortures
from melancholy, Drive out the black
hideous pictures which haunt your
mind. Sweep away all depressing
thoughts, suggestions, All the rubbish
that IS troubling you. Let 60 every
thing that is unpleasant all the mis-
takes, all the disagreeahle past just
rise up in arms against the enemies of
yonf peace and happiness. summon ali
the force You can muster and drive
them out. Resolve that you are going
to be happy, that You are going e en-
ioy the day, ne matter What happens
Just say to Yourself, This Is an abnor-
NAL condition. Harmony IS the ever
lasting fact Discord must be an an
reality an absence Of harmony the
reality"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-14
OVERDOSE,
LAUDANUM
Caused Death Of Orlando w.
Harvey Of Montpelier
SUICIDE NOT SUSPECTED
He Had Not Been Well for Some Time
and It Is Supposed He Took the
Drug to Relieve Pain--Died
This Morning.

An overdose Of laundanum caused the
death Of Orlando W. Harvey Of Mont.
peIier this morning, the poison having
been taken yesterday afternoon, pre-
snmably for the purpose Of relieving
pain, as he had not been well for some
time. There are no circumstances, it Is
said, to indicate that the laudanum was
taken with suicidal intent, although Mr..
Harvey had not been addicted to The
use Of the drug
It was noticed at about five o'clock
last evening that he was very IN, and
shortly afterwards Dr. w I, Goodale
was summoned to the house, which Is
on Barre street. Then DR. Goodale sum.
moned DR.. Il. Al. Newcomb, but in spite
Of their efforts The man grew rapidly
worse and expired at Vix o'clock this
morning. There was a bottle partly full
0f lanndannm Ia his room, there being
about two ounces gone 1T could not be
told, however Just how much he had
taken. since he may have been taking
It previously from Che same bottle
The deceased who was we'll known as
q horse trainer and known as Buh"
Harvey. was born in East Montpelier IN
lS4l For some time. hc conducted an
eating place Ia Montpelier lie leaves
one con. Robert, and one daughter, Mrs
c. r. Npodies. at whose home on Barre
street be resided The funeral viii BE-
held Saturday, with interment at the
Cutler cemetery in East Montpelier
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-14
TALK OF THE Town

Among arrivals at The City hotel lasl
evening and today were G. Al Harvey
tJ J. stevens, Burlington; G r. Wake
mann Newport; samuel p Spence
Nashua, N H.s e Il Baugan. Manchcs
ter, NJ H.; g. I'll Parsons, 1oncord u
nj Smith, Washington3 4. # Nesbet
Troy \. ~ A G. Goodwsy. Troy N, y.
Mr. and Mrs Harry Gamble were
visitors in Moretow yesterday
The i. @. B 4 win hold j dance n
X. Of G. hall Tuesday evening, January
ls at o'clock The public IS cordially
invited
Rehearsal 81 Presbyterian chorus this
evening IL 1880.
Miss Harriet IaBounty Of Worcester,
Mass Is visiting ct the home Of her
parents, Mr. aud Mrs Fred faBouniy-
Among arrivals AZ TIE Hotel Otis yes-
terday were + M johnson r. a Paul,
Boston; G T. Hodges, ir Randolph: ]
IA, Morris, A. w pari2o. New York;
Nr and Mrs. George Pratt. Rntland
NJ. " Carey Hayarhill Mass j CadeF
cite. st. Albans. NJ H Cook. Berliny
D. Fl More, Daubury, Conn; Il r Tay.
lor Rockford NJ
Mr. and Mrs. George E Bond were
visitors in West Topsham yesterday
William NJ Thayer left to-day for
Bath n. Fl, where he viii reside Mrs
Thager left yesterday
Thomas Gaul returned to Burlington
to-day after q business visit in this
city.
Joseph Moore and 0ra Spauldiug went
% Sc. Johnshgry to-day to visit their
homes over Sunday
Mrs G. A. Bemis and Miss Ethel Lam
herton went TO Marshaeld ta-day for a
few days visit with relatives
Public Scotch dance in Miles han Sat
night at 5 o'clock Gents so cents,
ladies free.
Special meetings Of the Salvation
Army The Army headquarters in Bos
ton has ordered Ensign Gullaee TO Barre
to assist the local officer because OF the
illness Of his wife Special meetings
Will Be held at the Army hall satur
day night at 8 o'clock and Sunday at
3 and p m A special feature at the
Saturday night meeting win be to pray
Tor 4 satisfactory settlement Of the la,
ca labor troubles All Christians are
earnestly requested to come and implofe
The help Of the Lord.
Choir rehearsal Of the Methodist cho-
rus viii be held tonight AZ $3.50 o'clock
The ladies and pastors union of
Hedding ST. r. church held its annual
business Meeting yesterday afternoon
in the Epworth league room Regular
business was transacted and reports of
officers for the year were read The
election 81 officers was as follows:
prsidnt. Mrs Mprdock Patterson lst
vice president, Mrs. Eli Densmore; 2nd
vice president, Mrs L III Ghurstoni
secretary. Mrs Nicholas Veale; trea
urer, Mrs Joseph HoYt executive corr
mittee Mrs S. II. Barnes. Mrs @. H
Kenerson Mrs. Camp Mrs Ienny, Mrs
I1rd Beckleys Entertainment committee
Mrs Il WI Lyons refreshment commit
tee, Mrs. u B Dodge Mrs. G S. And
rsws; strangers committee. Mrs, s. II.
Huse; new members committee, Mrs
Harry Johnson.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-14
Il AM NOT GUILTY."
WROTE SUSPECT
He Then Cut His Throat and Was
Found Hiding in His Room, Win
Be Accused Of Numbering
Sarah BTeymer.
Sarah Breymer.

Poughkeepsie, n. Y JAN IL. Frank
sehermerhorn, coachman for Barnes
Compton, was arrested late yesterday,
charged with the murder Of Sarah o.
Breymer, maid at the Compton home,
who was found early yesterday. stran-
gled to death schermerhorn had tried
to commit suicide during The carly aft
ernoon by cutting his throat.
Chief Of Police Charles J. Mccabe
went to the coachmans house yesterday
afternoon to further question him, ana
not receiving any answer to his sum
mons. went up into tile mans bedroom
The room was drak and on throwing
open the blinds, the chiefs attention
was attracted BY sound under the
bed. Investigation revealed sehermer
horn lying under the bed with his throat
cut and blood dripping in q pool on the
floor
Il that You chiefqs gurgled schermer
horn.
Eyes, this IS 4 Frank; You better
come out. ! want YOU"
81 am not guilty. said the coaehmar,
II would rather die than 70 To iaiks
Sehermerhorn was taken into custody
and his wound was dressed by a physi-
clan, after which he was brought TO the
county jail here. On the table in the
room the chief found d note which read
s.Aly dear wife Fl am not guilty.
Frank
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-14
TO MEET in WOODSTOCK.
Vermont Bankers Association to Hold
Annual Meeting on February III.

Rutland, Jan. li.-At a meeting Of
the executive council Of the Vermont
Bankers association held in this city,
It was voted 10 hold the first annual
meeting Of the association In Wood
stock on Thursday, February II. The
officers Of the Ottauquaeehee bank of
That town extended an invitation To the
association to hold the meeting there
and also to attend a banquet at the
Woodstock Inn.
There will be two sessions, afternoon
and evening but the program has not
yet been arranged although il i ex-
pected that several prominent bankers
from outside the state viii be present
and make addresses, These present at
yesterdays meeting were III Il Ward Of
Burlington, G. II. Stearns Of Johnson,
f. H. Harrington Of Brandon, John
Branch OF St. Albans, Harvey I. Rutter
and d. l.. Wells Of Orwell.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-14
rwo FAILS roR soMERvLLE.
But He Had to Give One to Fred Hanson
Last Night

Rutland Jan. i4.--Bob Someryille,
champion lightweight wrestler Of Amer
lea and England, last night won two
out of three falls from Fred Hanson 81
lowell. Mass, before a crowd Of about
400 sports. Hanson won the first fall
in - minutes, with a head scissors,
wrist hold and tor hold while Somer-
vile took the second il 30 minutes and
rs seconds with q full body hold from
a giant swing. The last fan was won
by Somervillt in 28 minutes. with a
body scissors and wrist hold.
Somervile tried repeatedly Ia the
first bout TO Use The giant swing,
speciality which has enabled him to win
humorous matches IN this country and
England, but without success The men
were supposed 10 weigh III at la5
pounds, but SomeTville was about five
pounds lighter than his opponent.
Hanson challenged Somerville to
another match without conditions and
challenges were also received BY Somer
vile from Romano, the Boston Stroag
Boy Charles Rogers, instructor Of the
Fall River Mass. Y. NJ G. A.. and Ar
thur Lablanche Of Marlboro, Mass.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-14
WAS HIT By TRAIN.
John l. Bemis Lost His Life on Rutland
Railroad Track

Chester, Jan. l4 John lowell Bcms,
aged ~ years, farmer living near this
place, was striok by train on the Rtit-
land railroad Wednesday while BE was
driving over the crossing near the Gas
setts station aud received injuries from
which he died two hours later Mr
Bemis was deaf and probably was I'M.
able 60 hear the approaching train
Tlr crossing on which the accident oc-
CURED is bad one and is approached
by long curve and the engineer of the
train said That lie was unable 70 do
anything TO stop the train in time to
avoid the accident
The engine struck the horse, killing
the animal and Mr. Bcms was evident
~ thrown under the engine az one les
was cut off, His back was also broken
and lie was badly cut about the head,
The unfortunate man WIS taken into
the station at GAssetts and medical aid
summoned but ne died without recover.
ing consciousness The body was taken
TO his home. Mr. Bemia is survived by
two sons, George Bemis, who lived with
bis father, and William Bemis, resi-
dent Of Keene. NJ H
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-14
MoNTPELIER.
Ladies of Heagea Hosp Il Held Annual
Meeting.


The Ladies' Aid society Of Heaton
hospital held its annual meeting yestar-
day afternoon and found itself ID 4
f0ufishing condition, having in the
treasury January 81 l23s57 From a
rumm8ee sale. s6a55 was nettea; the
proceeds 81 TAG day ssl8s5; bag day,
50 with the interest for the wear 81
s536l sud annual dues Of $751; The fol.
lowing officers were elected for the wear
ensuing President, Mrs. O. II. Ileatat
first piee-pfesdent, Mrs C. I'll Fuller
with Mrs Fred Blanchard, Mrs j o.
Brown. Mrs ]. A. Kellogg; secretary,
Mrs Z. r. Blodaett; treasurer. Miss
Mattie Watsoni board 81 managers
Mrs A Q Cummings, chairman. with
Mrs George Wheeler. Mrs. 4. AZ. Cory,
Mrs s. G. Blanchard, Mrs G. p Pitkin,
Mrs Z. n Gleason; furnishing COM
mittee Mrs G. z. Ptkin, chairman,
Mrs. II. g. Gleason. Mrs al G. Blaneh-
ard, Mrs George Wheeleri library COM
mittee, Mrs G H Fuller Mrs. ]. H.
Kelihert visiting COMMITTEES. Mrs G Il.
Heaton Mrs Dora Wing, Mrs. r, Lanier
and Mrs. y A. kellog.
An electric ear yesterday afternoon
1,4s, 4. i.4l 81
p.. b.. .''s9 t1..tits .t,.a 't.l KS =
suls sli9s Nv. sas
W. Wis ~ eiiise 4, N'aaeMs s v s5s w
~ 49, 7ll's.ls4 liss la W
ss',ih 'lieu " ge1 Shs siea y w staeA,
pus ~ ig''iiels siiu uVNh ~ sne 60
as VIZ sleu Aiil eat Mste soinA lh 0p
Pusite silesti9i.s. W oie "as illuss1
aHa' aiteI shvst 5line sPehe Figatshs
clearing ',,g M ess9E' 1ie y1t ,toessesa
i, Sataes Nsishes1 eN'ploss0 nv wy
itasf7 LeaNll1 iA5ia' na9 ohe looe
elushea IesteldAy' Wnle drawing hlha.
pef. several men We're ioa9llng 2 siea
Mnea w one q the iogs started 20 skld ana
Welshef Mss caagh1 pX one 1921 ana
Piiahea " tne ground. TIC Will pe as
aplea Iof some tnne-
q mousse ana lot owned by MT. and
hfs. george T. LaekeE was yesterday
transferred to Alf. ana Nfs FREQ NJ
etanyani eonsidefatloni @l9e0
iteafy freeman cut one hand severe.
" Eestefday az bhe snop O me United
states eoitpes I'm company, winch neees-
sltated taklAg hYe stltehes. lhe cut
Was between the thump and frst I'M
geI.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-14
Knocked Down in Business
Street Of Boston
A SUSPECT IS ARRESTED
Daniel ]. F. Donovan Was Walking
Along Beach Street, When At
tacked-Hit His Head in Fall
ing Backwards.

Boston, Jan. i4.TIenry X. Leavey 81
Jamaica, Plain, who had been arrested
early last evening on the charge Of lar
ceny, was later accused Of the murder
Of Patroiman Daniel ]. r. Donovan, who
was knocked down on Beach street yes
terday afternoon. dying shortly after
wards. The man is alleged to have been
identified BY Mary callback and Sadie
Lewis, as the man they saw striking
Donovan, whos was in citizens clothes,
being in town to arrange for the funers
al Of bis father, who had died sudden
y few hours previously.
The policeman was struck down with
in view Of three persons, and fell into
tho doorway Of barber shop with men
in the chairs and BARRIERS at work. Two
police inspectors were within stones
throw, yet the murderer escaped
The scene Of the murder was on q
busy thoronghiare near the centre Of
the business section Of the city and
a score or more persons were within
view. Yet only three persons saw the
blow struck, accord TO the best n-
formation the police have, and none Of
them saw the assailant's face or att
tempted to apprehend the man.
The theory Of the doctors at the
Grace hospital, where the unconscious
man was taken, is that some nstru-
ment must have been in the hand Of the
murderer when he swung his fist into
the officers face Brass knuckles are
thought to have been used. for the po-
liceman's upper lip was torn TO the
teeth.
a clinched fist would not have pro-
duced such wound. After the blow
Donovan fell backwards into The door
way Of the barber shop The step is
about eight inches below the level Of
the street, in falling Donoyan's head
eamc in violent contact with the met
III knob on slot machine lie then
fell to the floor Of the top step and
suffered fracture at the base OF the
skull He was not conscious from the
moment he fell He died at 3s05 Up
tn the time of bis death hts identity
was unknown. a search 81 his pockets
revealed It.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-14
GIVEN RIGHT TO BOND.
Cory, Deavitt Frost Company Gets
Sanction Of Public Service Commission.

Sanction has been given BY the Ner-
mont public service commission to the
proposal Of the Cory, Deavitt, Frost
company. which furnishes power TO the
electric railroad. to increase its capital
stock by $4,000 and issue bonds to the
amount of Sl50O00 The commission
50 decides after listening to all the eyi-
dence, including an temized appraisal
of the corporations property made By
an expert employed By the commission.
The hearing On the petition was held at
Montpelier December s.
Certain conditions are attached TO the
sanction, as outlined in the commits.
siona certificate, which followss
"We hereby certify that we author
We the Cory -Deayitt-Irost Electric
company 20 increase its capital stock BY
not exceeding 10000, and TO issue its
bonds bearing interest at the rate Of
six per cent. per aunum, and secured
by a mortgage on All Of its property
and franchises. % an amount not ex.
ceediDg sl50000; provided thad none Of
said stock or bonds shall be sold for
less than par in cashi and provided
that The proceeds Of the sale OF such
stock and bonds shall be applied: first,
to pay its outstanding Indebtedness;
second. to make contemplated improve.
ments in its plant and eqliipement; and
third, as a fund for working capital
And If said corporation does so increase
its capital stock and Issue It's bonds, it
is hereby ordered to ale With this com
mission q written return, signed by its
treasurer and president, and verified by
their oaths. recitine its doing under this
certificate, the amount Of such increase
of capital stock, the face value Of bonds
issued and, separately, the amount real
lied ii cash from the sale Of such stock
and bonds, and the application Of the
proceeds
The certificate Il signed by Commits
sioners Ell H. Porter and s Hollister
jackson.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-14
NEW OFFICERS INSTALLED.
BY Branch Laval Of St. John the Bap-
tist Society

~ EAo~NA 1AfoA " ~ JViAA AAN R0E
tist Society.
A public installation. with q musical
program. and ending with speeches and
refreshments, was enjoyed at knights
Of Columbus hall Wednesday evening"
when the officers Of branch Laval Of St.
John the Baptist society were indncted
into Office The work Of installation
was performed BY the high chief Felix
Gatiueau of Southhridee, Mass, assist
ed by s. IachaHce Of St. Johnsbury,
The officers installed ares Chap, Rev.
Father AIeKenua; honorary president,
Nelson Larochelles president, Philihert
Lemav; vice-president. L. Roux senior,
g. Tanguav; secretary correspondent,
G. camache; assistant secretary,
Charles Beaiieu; collector, A. Paradis;
treasurer. I'd. Normandean; master 81
ceremonies, G. Tortier; inside guards. g
Crotesu. J. Beaulieu; trustees. Nelson
Iaroehelle, Albert Alartel At the con.
clnsion az tile installation. there were
vocal solos BY p Desautels, Mrs. La
MARIE. Mrs Lemav and Miss Tanguay.
Speeches were made hy the president
general. Il Gatiineau. Rev. Father Nc
Kenna. Rev. Father II @ Fontaine, s.
Iachance and Dr. 2. Archamhault At
The conclusion ef The program q milf
tary march tool, place. and other amuse-
ments were enjoyed until 4 late hour.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-14
TURKISH GOVT.
SENDS ULTIMATUM
To Powers Stating That II viii Seize
and Hold Thessaly for Crete if
Crete viii Send Deputies to
Parliament.

Constantinoplo, Jan. 1.-THE Turkish
government sent an ultimatum 70 the pow.
ers to-day that II Crete win send deputies
to the Greek parliament Turkey will
seize Thessaly and hold Il as security for
her interests Since Crete failed in its
attempt through Intervention Of the
powers to annex 20 Greece the island
has been stirring up trouble BY Insist
ing on union.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-14
Houuaing Candidate for Governor ia
Mexico.

The January American Magazine CON
tains another article ii the series on
eI}arbarons Mexico 1t "a devoted
chiefly % eofroborative evidence 10
support Of sir J. X. Turner's remark.
able statements exposing the atrocities
that are being practiced il Mexico With
the connivanee Of the government. The
article contains letter written BY
resident Of Yucatan, who states that
the free ballot is a farce. Come and
zee the independent candidate for gov
ernor pursued IS 4 wild beast for dar
ing to buck against The official eandi-
date says the writer Of the letter and
In explanation Of the condition to which
this refers, the author Of the article
states
The people in Yucatan wanted Co
place in nomination a candidate in op-
position To the present temporary oc.
cupant Of the office, Aristegui A dele
CATION visited Diaz two months ago and
asked 70 be allowed to nominate d man.
After much urgency the president
would give no direct answer, but said.
4 think Aristegui has done pretty we'll
and / sec no reason for change IA
spite Of the sinister suggestions Ia these
words, on returning home they made
plans for nominating Delio Moreno
Canton, nephew Of former governor,
General Canton great planter Of In
dependent means and temper Then the
trouble began. An order was issued
for the arrest ii Carlos Menendez. eli
tor Of I.a Revise dc Merida, the Oldest
paper III the state and an advocate Of
tie nomination Of Moreno Canton, but
he escaped and remained hidden during
the campo ien Finally the prospective
candidate was pursued and compelled
to run away from the state Political
clubs fayoring him were broken up.
Some Of his principal adherents were
compelled to leave the state And 1T
the time Of the election. November Ith,
all opposition had been practically dis
PEELED for the strongest opposition
workers we're ia jail or in temporary
exile
4Imangine the president Of the Bnited
States Taft 0r Roosevelt interfering
III this drastic manner with the FREQ
dom Of election in Illinois or Oregon
Yet Mexico is called q republic and it's
constitution IS modelled upon ours"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-14
DUKE OF ABRUzZI
TO SEARCH FOR POLE
Has Won Honors in Arctic Region and
Proposes to Reach South Pole,
Taking Different Course
from ShackIefon.
from Shackleton.

Paris, Jan. l4.-The academy Of
science learned to-day that the Duke
Of Abruzd is preparing to search for
the south pole, following different
course from that taken by Lieutenant
Shackleton, the English explorer, who
got within III miles, The duke, hat.
ing won honors IN the arctic region.
hopes to reach the end Of the antarctic
regIon.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-14
MUST PROVIDE FOR AL.
Else Establishment of Country Homes
Would Be Unconstitutional

Boston, Jan, a The state homestead
commission has reported adversely to
the proposal to establish country homes
fo1 The poof from the cities Of tie state.
rhe oomm ion declared it 10 Be uneou
stitutional unless all the residents 81
Massachusetts. rural and urban, are pro-
vided for By the bill
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-14
SCHOONER
ON ROCKS
Three-master COaler Stuck at
Portsmouth, N. H.
TUG GOES TO ASSISTANCE
Crew Of the Annie F. coulon Reported
to Be Safe and Vessel May Not
Be Very Much Dam
AGED.

Portsmouth, n. IT,, Jan. IA, The
three-masted coaler Annie r. conlon,
bound for Portland, Me-. went on the
stillman rocks at the mouth Of the
harbor to-day. The tug NJ Mitchell
Davis, with lifssayers, went to her as
sistance at once. It IS believed that
the vessel is not greatly damaged. The
crew Il reported to be safe.