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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-18
WEST VA. SYRIANS
REPLY TO TURKS


A Rustem Bey. the Turkish ambas-
sador In Washington. gets hImseIr
busy these days issuing statements to
cover the unhappy position taken by
MS friends. the young Turks. towards
the Christian In general In the
Turkish empire and towsrds<a all the
other races except tho Turks.
We do understand that the young
Turks OF the union and progress COM
mittee should do so in a frantic Ell
Tort to keep In their hands a shatter-
ed power that their ancestors KEEP.
Tor centuries by tyranny and opprcs-
sion. But we never will be able TO
understand that Mr.. Rustem Bey.
himself OF Christian parentage. ss we
are told. should endeavor TO whiten
the dark past of Ottoman crueltfes
against their Christian subjects.
The ambassador says. That there
nave been massacres couldn't I'M
fortunately deny But the Armenians
ana Maronites who were the victims.
suffered at the hands OF the Moslems.
not as Christians but as politiaci sgi-
tStors engaged In undermining tho
We challenge his excellency 70 pro
duce any historic proof of what be so
natly asserts against all historiacI
truth IN he can never produce any
proof of the kind. We confidently call
MS statement a pure fake.
In our turn We permit ourselves TO
unfold TO the sleepy eyes OF his Tur-
kish excellency the horrible spectacle
OF untold cruelties and frightfui car
mage committed by the sanguinarv
Turk. or by his cooperation upon the
innocent population OF Mount Lebau-
on and Damascus in 1850. Does the
ex-Christien Ambassador dare deny
such palpable and said truth. where
a Of
Turk Is unmis taxable, as II has been
through the ages? He is then both
traitor TO his race and to the truth.
He can't mask either the real cause
OF the famous Armenian massacres
which are commonplace throughout
the civilized world.
The Turks have heen systsmaticaI-
ly-and in cold blood. engaged in op-
pressing and killing their Christian
subjects, no historian worthy of the
name can deny. And so the attempt
OF Mr.. r. Bay TO rehabilitate them Is
vain and futile.
The young Turks. so called un-
ionists, are no better than the old
ones. They are far more dangerous
enemies of real liberty and free con-
stitution than was The old sanguinary
sultan.
To the traditional hatred Of the
Turk against the Christian they ADD
an exalted chauvinism for their own
race. meaning to exclude all the other
races of the empire. even though
they be Mohammedans, from all rights
and privileges in the administration.
OF the empire.
There Is now great movement OF
vace awakening throughout Syria,
Arabia and Mesopotamia to free the
other races from the Turks. Such
men like Mr.. r. Bay who betray botn
their race and the ruth TO occupy an
Office purchased at such a price 90
not deserve the esteem OF anybody.
THE SYRIAN COLONY OF WEST
VIRGINIA.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-18
CASTILOW CASE
Arguments VIII De Completed To-day
and Jury VIII Take Up Evidence
IN $4,000 Damage Suit.

Arguments were started In the case
Of George Castilow vs. The Elm Grove
Coal Company before judge Hervey
Yesterday afternoon In the Circuit
Court Attorneys for each side were
Eiven an hour and a half 20 present
their case 70 the jury. Attorney Brad.
shaw. for the plaintiff. and Attorney
Handlan. for the defense. presenting
their arguments Attorneys Rita. for
the plaintiff. and sommerviue. for the
defense. win finish the arguments this
- morning ,Ei g.. and ne case win then 90
Several character witnesses were
introduced Yesterday On the case 10
show That the motorman. John Ft
ton, who was operating the mote
upon which Castllow was riding. WAS
not drunk, the plaintiff claiming that
ne man was I'm no condition TO opcr-
ate n motor In n coal mine with safe.
~ numerous witnesses for each side
we're introduced during the day. in.
Guiding several miners who we're EN-
ployed % the mine at the time Of the
accident Caetilow is suing for tho
sum Of $1,000. alleged 20 BE- due for
injuries sustained I'M an accident AL
the Elm Grove mine Al tho Iaa-
term Of court the jury disagreed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-18
DEFENDANTS ATTORNEY DE.
MANDEO THAT He TESTIFY
BEFORE JURY.
Tried 20 Show That He inundated
Witnesscs-Finish Second Liquor
Law Violation Case Today.

Prosecuting Attorney Y NJ. Addle-
man vas forced 20 take the stand yes
terday evening In the case OF the state
~ John kObus. on trial for conduct.
ing a speakeasy On South Wheeling
20 answer whether or not he bad held
communication with Mike Gruskey.
one Of the states witnesses. prior 10
me trial that De- now on. This action
came after Attorney w. A. DuRgan
demanded that the prosecutor should
testify. Mr. Addleman refused 10
comply % the attorneys request and
When explained he gtill refused 20
take the stand and only after Judke
Robinson ruled that he should testify
did be take the witness stand
After consuming tho entire day. the
case was continued AZ 4 90 o'clock un-
on this morning when the jury viii BE-
Instructed and the Arguments started
70 81 hardly thought that the caee viii
20 20 the jury until near noon me
state o. confident that 10 has n clear
case against the defendant. while the
defense ia aa sure % ac0ufffa1 Prob.
ably no law has been tested any rnu~r
thorough than the Yost Law is being
tested in the case now on trial The
state attorneys seem % realize that
they have an enormous public senti-
mont 70 overcome and are frhfing
their hardest for conviction The
court room was crowded throughout
The entire day.
Judge Robinson also ruled during
the afternoon when the state attempt
- % show that other sales had taken
place besides those % Pete Gruskey
the states star witness. that no other
SALES ehoulf b. cited erceuf fh0ae aaf
forth in the bin ~ partlcuiara aied by
The state IN hie cross examination
Attorney Duggan brought this alleg
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-18
PROSECUTOR ADDLEMAN A
WITNESS IN K0BUS CASE

ed fact out. and then made a motion
20 exclude the evidence received on
the subject In the cross examination.
judge Robinson sustained the motion
Saw Beer A. Home.
The states principal witnaasea are
Nike and Pete Gruskey who say they
bought liquor from the defendant
John kObus. The defendant placed on
iarEe number Of foreign witnesses
with unprOnOunccable names. who
stated that they had seen beer and
pther liquors transferred ut the Ko
bus home on a certain Sunday. but
did not see any money exchanged
one. however. said he had seen Pete
Gruskey with money In his hand
Three sacks partly hlled with a..
quor we're Introduced a. prima facia
evidence by the state. The defenaa's
claim u is understood. VII be that the
Defendant was not running n sneak.
easy That be used the beer FOR his
own use. that the bittora taken were
prescribed FOR his wife b. n reputable
physician. and that the case a. one
of blackmail. the complaining witness.
- being persons who the Kobus
brothers sold out ~ q constable sale
The Jury trying the case H. compos
bach. p n Johnson. &. . Goldhauph
IT, -. Kennedy. y ID FORESTER "a
word Miner Neil McNauehton. a
Brinkman. Ereest Kuntz. John Devftn
and Charles McClrary A strange IN
cident is tho fact that SIX % the above
named men served on the jury that
acquitted FATTY" Schrimp of BOOTLEG
ginR wednesday. After they wore
drawn Attorney DuTran demanded
that they be- asked N any of them be-
longed 20 any society that was orran
lied for the enforcement ~ the Yost
law. and n they we're adverse 10
Weeping HONOR on their premises whom
such n law was in force Tho court
refused and the attorney excepted
F0bua who ia being tried resides
on E0n street tpiow Forfvfffh Tffa
place was raided hv deputy ahorfns
ana quantity Of iidu0r vas found
back o. q trap door under Tho Kitchen
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-18
GETS In WRONG,
FINE Is PAID
MRS. ,. J. WALTERS CAUSED SEN.
SATloN BY ATTACKING
WRONG WOMAN.
Believed Her Husband Untrue and
Trouble started-Wanted 70
Co 20 Jail.

The echo Of the sensational scrap
before the Victoria Theater. wednee.
cay evening. was heard yesterday
morning in Squire RAIDERS court when
WIS j. walters was fined 81 and
costs for breaking the peace whiie
her husband was dismissed. Both had
geen arrested BY Constable Reid It
developed that Walters had not taken
ne woman whom his wife beat 90 To-
me theatcr. but had merely touched
hter arm ln passing through the door
mfs Walters, Jr.. had been Informed
~ Mfs. walters, ST.. that her bus
band had taken another woman "a fho
show. and when she saw her huqband
ana another woman pretty close to
kether, she thought she had the guilty
party. and proceeded 10 beat her 10
some friend o. Mrs Walters paid her
me after she insisted on Roing 10 ian
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-18
HEAR APPEAL CASES
Two viii Be Tried Before Judee Her
Vcy IN Circuit Court This Morn.
inq-Esch a Small one

Two appeal cases viii be- heard This
morning before Judre Iiervcy. neither
81 them being 81 large proportions
DOB one he Market Auditorium Com.
pany viii ask FOR rent aIIeeod 20 b.
due them b. iho Quality Fruit Com.
pany The piainun is represented By
Attorney Carl o. Schmidt. and the DE-.
Tense by Attorneys w. y. Robinson
and W Krupp
~Tho second case o. that Of The Amer
lean Electric Company vs. The FidcH.
~ Investment Association This suit
"a one groVing out Of controversies
over a certain real estate contract
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-18

~ don't take long for kidney and
bladder trouble TO give you q lame
nack. and even worse m not checked
Mrs ". n StraynEe. Gainesville. Ga
vas fairly down on her back with
sidney trouble and innamod bladder.
She says. y took Foley kidney pWa
and nov my hack ia stronger than In
years and kidney trouble and painful
bladder sensation have entirely eoner
Good drurFiste are clad % cell Foley
Kidney pills because they always helm.
Ihe) contain no habit forming drurs.
For sale BY Jno Coleman a ca. ADV.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-18
TO REFORM SCHOOL
Young Lad Pleads Guilty Of Theft Of
Watch IN Criminal Court and Is
Sent TO Pruntytown.

James Mausor. a 16-year-old how
pleaded gully to the theft of a watch
and was sentenced 10 the reform
school at Pruntytown by Judge Robin
son yesterday morning in criminal
court Mausor had been apprehended
Ia Pittsburgh charged with stealing a
gold watch and chain and an ivory
elk tooth. the property OF Martin
MaloOly. az the Elks' club some time
ago. The boy escaped teh vigilance
OF the local office and was arrested
IN the Pennsylvania city. being
brought back here by Detective Tom
Kelley. The property was returned
Mausor was represented by Attorneys
Handlan and Porter
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-18
RIVER NEWS

The stage in the river at the local
Wnarf last evening was slightly over
feet. while at the McMechen dam Il
was 1873 feet above and o. feet below.
owing to the low water stage, all OF
the boats have been forced to sus.
Iend operations. even the Grantsville
Nlldred and Express having suspend
ed operations The river al Morgan.
town Is feet and stationary.
River s.ages.
DAVIS ISLAND D.AM-9.2 feet. sta
uonary: clear.
srEUBENvILLE-9.3 feet. station
airy: clear.
PAitlsERsBURG-23 feet. falling;
cloudy.
MORGANTOwN-7 feet. stationary;
clear.
OIL CITY-.3 foot. stationary: clear.
WAitREN-0. stationary: clear.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-18
BUSY SESSION
Several Cases VIII Come W IN CIR.
cut Court Tomorrow Tor
Disposal or Trial

Tomorrow morning JUDGE Uorvcv
VII b. presented with n number az
cases that have been demurrcd 10.
ana from present Indications b. will
spend q busy day That o. also gen.
cral order and rule day. these. coupled
WIN the general business. making 10
quite wei filled up.
ne jury IN Judge Nowman's court
WI report Tor service Monday. and
tho court house patrons VIII have n
tnance 20 geo three courts in session
at the same time Judge Newman will
OCCUPY The chambers 81 the First
hrahrh ~ rnunru
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-18
COUNTY COURT


Marriage License.
Robert ID. Frame and Miss Ethel
East. both OF Wheeling.
DEEDS
Ruth = Hastings 10 Grace I Wal
dron. lot 40 li6 In Warwood Con.
sidcration. $40.
Elizabeth s. Thompson to Louisa
SAY lot 5 In Steenrod addition CON
sideration. $40
Tenn uamsel and husband 10 Ruth
r HASTINGS. Dot ne in War,rood con,
sidrrafiou. so
Pfiiin MORGAN 10 n s. Roe. LOT
in Warwood Consideration $40
Deeds o. Trust
Six dccd7 OF trust were left for rec.
orc ui.n tho clerk Of the County Court
vest ardav.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-18

MaNnr XIII T. in receipt % several
lettcrr from other cities asking fhr
.IliI'N' OF tNr revenues nf the rffr
.iNfr nnl uifcr prohibition. and the
way iin cifr VIII overcome the dror ia
.lcn revenue since the advent 81 the
U.t 10Y iNr l1ef Inquiry comes from
VIC MnirI tn1rfnr ORGANIZATION league
~ Louisville XIV This league feairsa
the report ~ the arrraaora
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-18
GREATER WHEELING
MEETING CALLED
NOTICES HAVE BEEN SENT OUT
~ COMMlT IN CHARGE
OF ARRANGEMENTS
WI Be Held " Market Auditorium,
september 29-Onicisis Of Dayton
Will Speak.

The call for n mass meeting Of those
lnterested IN the Greater Wheoiina
PIol.ct mas been sent out for a meet.
INK 20 be held september "a In ~.
Market auditorium al 3 O'Clock n M
ne meeting le 90 be held under the
auspices of the Greater Wheeling con.
snttce on dtho speakers viii b. rWnre
NJ. Waite, city manager Of DAYTON
ana Pred TT. Rike president oil Inc
Greater Dayton association Fverv.
one is cordially Invited TO attend
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-18

FINED ON olsoRDERLY CHARGE

John London. arrestede hy Con.
stable Miller on the charge of disturb
lnf The peace. was arairned before
Squire Lee o. Dobhs "wednesday ev.
ening and was fined one dollar and
costa The charge was preferred nv
Earl Butler Tuesday before the squire
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-18

Hemember, The Married LIE Of
relen snd Warren" begins In next
Mondays intelilacncer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-18
slcYcLs THEFT CASE.

a sWall case viii b. tried this morn.
ing before Judge Robinson IN the
Criminal Court. styled STATE W. Ia
ward Collins. charging him with steal
ing a bicycle. This suit viii BE- start.
% as soon a. The case Of the State w.
kobue ie finished
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-18

coroner Mitchell viii conclude the in
lucHl into fhe clrcuurfnncra surround
inF tho death Of Mrs Sarah Nfrrrfa On
LnH rNilrnnn below FnrfVanrHf street
vi eaueenaV morning a partial Inquest
nae hccu held. the train crew having
been examined
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-18

Nc0ucefa have been received BY the
police ~ TIE clfY OBJ try and locate Wfaa
Ruth Baker who disappeared from her
home about ten years nru. and who
lntCr was discovered ln this city Her
sister now resides az Columbus. ONO
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-05-22
summer
Wne.Naor
9MRRis E eVwNs FHoI0A

ties during the summer
Nine. de Suarez, who is equally
popular at the capital, is cheerfuIly
leaving her summer plans until she
learns at what date her husband win
be free to join her.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-05-22

Nine. de Naon, wife of the Argen-
tine minister to Washington, and
Nine. de~Suarez, wife of the minister
from Chile, have the distinction of be-
ing the better halves" of two Of the
Abe. peace triumvirate at Niagara
Falls.
The wife of the third member, the
Brazilian minister, is Nine. Da Cana.
Nine. de Naon has been noted all
the winter for the hospitality which
she has been dispensing at her Wash
ington home This summer she and
her husband have found delightful
old place up in the Blue Ridge at
Buena Vista, not too far from Wash
ington to allow many weekend par
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-05-22
PORK SOUP STOCK

Roast pork bones will make an exc
cellent brown soup stock. Remove
all fat from bones. Add gravy if any
was left. Add one quart of cold water,
one bay leaf, a bit of sage and one
Glove of garlic. Boil slowly one hour
and strain. Cut cold boiled macaFoni
into small pins. Add to soup. Heat
hot and serve. \
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-10

tp the attention Of tho var depart
mont 10 requested Preston tu lnt,sl-
satr.
Nj Fields defens, today wIs that
the photograph showed uu actual
iurun,1uous. nor artllcr. but onlN
the placement fur gun lud the pre-
uminar work for fort To this
Mr Preston replied
OF think thr .asc has merit lt
has aNuy- been an arm, regulation
with th, force of law fnrbiddlus the
ukiug of photograph oT Views of
the permanent works of dcirrsc.
whether Boz course COS construction ur
completed
"By the ugt of NatUh g. tHil CON
srcss strengthened the regulation sn
that b. is noW violation OF "a plain
statute Tot ans civilian to take or
publish photographs of any tortH-
cation whether complete or in pro-
cess of construction.
The War department regards the
enforcement oi this law as absolute
ly essential and my instructions are
emphatic in this case"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-10
run MILITARY HONORS
EOIg SIR EDWAiiD CARSON

Belfast. Ireland July io.-tuh
military honors were accorded by
the Ulster volunteers today to SIR
Edward Carson, the Irish tnionisi
leader. when he arrived with the
Marquis of Londonderry Nisuount
Castlcrcagh Walter ". Long ana
other Unionist members ct parliS
mcnt to attend the meeting of the
Ulster provisional government
guard OF honor composed OF 900
armed volunteers ana tifty armed
motorcycle dispatch riders escorted
the leaders tu the residence of cap
tain James e.. craig. the military
leader. where they viii romain for %
week The intentions of tho provi-
sioual government have not been dis
closed. but one object of the meet
ins Is the Arrangement of an impress
siye celebration for the leth Of JUS.
or "OTsugcmrn Day, IA order {"
show the government and the pro
pie OF Great Britain that nothing
hut the absolute exclusion % Dls'er
from the operations of the lrish
home rule bll VIII satisfy us.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-10
Superintendent )f Schools Of
Los Angeles Creates Stir i'll
Convention with RevOlu-
tionary Utterances.
BRANDS MOST TEACHERS
AS SELFISH EG0TISTs
Declares Nine-Tenths of Our
immortality is Due to Dam
age Done by Teachers to
Boys and Girls Before
Reaching High School.
fny Leased wire TO Ivcning Herald. ]

st. paul. Mimi, July l0.-A cable
gram was received from Or. David
starr Jordon today announcing his
acceptance Of the presidency OF tho
National Educational association,
which II in convention here.
George Edward Marshall. DaNen'
port. la, was elected president 81
the department Of secondary educa'
tion; Miss Emma j. Bees, Oakland
cal. vice president; Claude L. brisss'
Rockford. III, secretary.
A hitter denunciation OF the pres
ent school system uttered by Dr. j
"a. Francis. superintendent ot Los
Angeles, Cal, schools. caused sur
and a storm of unfaVorable criticism
hy number of delegates present al
today's session
God bless the girl VINO refuses "a
study algebra. study which causes
many girls to- lose their souls. was
one of Dr FranciU statements.
"rhe average literature teacher
has no soul and little brain he con-
tinuod. "it is a wicked waste of a
chnd's life 90 compel him 10 study
with her.
"Most uf our teachers are selfish
cyclists. who should bo scholars. ma
ing behind the word conservatism
afraid of any new method because u
would show their ignorance.
progress. too. Is blocked 0y the
great civic. religious and political IN
tcrests
81 would rather send my child 70
a teacher with a soul than one WIN
brains whose only object is to have
the child reach the answer la th'
back of the book.
"Nine-tcnths of our Immortality Be
due to damage done by teachers o.
boys and girls before they reach hisf
schools
"Cnlcss certain adjustments are
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-10
Excited Mexican Statesman
Declares He has Proof OF
Plot by Which Roosevelt
will Seize Northern Mexico
SAYS PRESIDENT WILSON
is IN THE CONSPIRACY
Moheno, Former Minister Of
Commerce Headed for New
York to Expose the Crime
of the Century"
[By Leased wire to Evening Herald.

IN lF'A~f0 wire No fNfhht tt'faf
Vera Cruz, July Suerido Mo-
hcno. former Mexican minister OF
commerce and labor. before depart
ing toda, on board the Espngnc for
cuba and the United states. virulc1t-
Is criticized the po:lcy c' he United
states towards Mexico. As be sat IA
the forward saloon of the French
liner. Senor Mohcna looked through
% port-holc toward the American
flag Tying In Vera cruz aud shook
his fist in rage.
lie insisted that he was in "a posi-
ton To- produce proofs that there oN-
isted a SECRET platform" of the Pro-
gressivc PARTY in tho United States Of
which Colonel Theodore Roosevelt
was cognizant. and n which he CON
Cured. looking TO the disruption Of
Mexico and the acquisition ultimately
oy the United states of all the terri
tory between the Rio Grande ana
Panama
lie said that Fra -.scu Escudero,
who was minister of foreign relations
Ia Vonustiano Carpna's cabinet hns
letters whl,h To- him are conclusive
clared he hopes to be- able To produce
these letters al the proper time.
And not only were the lcadc.s "i
the Progressive party pledged 90 his
policy" he added "hut politicians oi
both the Republican and Democratic
parties had promised their secret
support That President Wilson him
self had subscribed 90 this iniquitouf
conspiracy Is evidenced hy his utii-
ude toward Mexico Not q single
American in all the hundred million
population of the United Statos can
give satisfactory answer as tn why
those troops are there ou shore t
Vera cruz
"To show up President Wilson'S
crime against McNico-thc greatest
I'm th- history of modern nations Be-
the announced object of Scnor Mo
heno's trip tp the United states. H'
arrived hcrc this morning ON th'
Esppnge from Puerto Mexico an'
said he would no. gu ashore durini
! The limos stay uS Vera cruz was too
high dissgrceahIo spectacle undc
J the existing conditions
Senator Moho1o also announces
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-10
ARIZONA WILL BE
NAME OF THE NEXT
NEW DREADNAUGHT
tBs TcNsed wirc t. I-,cnInr Herald. ]

Washington Juis 10. secretary
Daniels announced to-day that The
latest four new drc1dnouehts begin
ming with No 30. would be named
Arizona. California. Mississippi and
Idaho The last two were go named
In order that the states of Mississippi
and Idaho might not lose their ships
because of the recent sales Of two
huttlcships To Grcocc
with the newly named battloshipr
every state in the Union moss has a
battleship named for IL except Mary
land. Montana. South Dakota. WASH
ingtou. West Nirgiuia, Colorado.
North Carolina, New Mexico and
Tennessee.
In the future tho armurcd cruiser
California will he known rs the san
Diego The present congress author
lied the construction of three dread
noughts. Number thirty-nine already
is under construction at the New
York navy yard. Plans FOR the other
three are nearly ready