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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-12

warden Of the penitentiary. and is
made returnable at Charleston. Tuas.
day, March liz Application for the
writ Of habeas corpus was made i'm
this city Tuesday by Attorney Everett
toners
Franklin and ponto are serving peo
terms In the prison on Convictions Tor
a minor degree OF highway robbery
IN Mcdowell county. The habeas
corpus proceedings were brought ur.
dgr the statute on highway robbery
lhe petitioners alleged that their
-thienccs are excessive and plead the
nconstitutiOnality Of the statute
re petitioners. together with War.
a.n ". l.. Brown and Attorney l. q
Moore. viii 20 10 Charleston on the
day the writ Is made returnable.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-12
Group RELIEVED IN
FIFTEEN MINUTES

No need 10 dose with nauseous drugs
or alcohoic syrups Simply rub q
li'tle Weeks "NapO.Rub' Group an.
Pneumonia Saive we'll over tho tbrost
and chest The vapors inhaled loosen
Oh" touch. choking phleem and caee
tho dimcuit breathing. one appIica
tiou az bed time. covered with "a warm
flannel cloth is sure preventive
Nick's D. quicker than internal mcdi
Cincs for an infammatious Of the dir
psssagea from head colds aud catarrh
asthma and decentralization To-
deep chest colds and pneumonia. Try
= 81 now-2Jc, soc and Si.O0.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-12

BOTTOM. we're Wclisburg shoppers yes
tCroay.
William Anderson wnF business
caller in Wheeling On Wednesday.
T. W. Shepherd. Of St Clairsville. -.
D. business visitor o. this city
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bailey we're
social callers !n follausbce last even
INK
". ! Warden was e. business caller
iu Wheeling on "wednesday
\. ". Potts ts r. business visitor in
wheeling. and other points iu ohio
county.
Airs. Joseph y EmIr was a Steuben-
Vile. %. caller Yesterday
James buuuiur. pf brilliant. o. wna
a huginess caller 800 NsIlsburg this
morning
Miss Minnie Alvey ~ brilliant. ID
was calling on Weilshurr relatives vcs-
frIGHN
Nrs " ". Fleming was n Steubon-
vile, o. stopper or Tunadav
~. WollcIN. of Fast Liverpool % .
W1- Wgll.lurv caller ust evening
Mr. and Mrs ". ~ Howard were sfsu-
nenNiIie. o.. visitors ON Thursday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-12
Joint Debate Arrnnn.n-

IL JOINT debate between 7sstIa,y cot
gi,,f, tsarietta college and West VT
E,.ia " esleyan University has bec,, ~
f-.sen 70 take place on Fridav, III
strrm. Tween teams Iepresentlnr tbc
sit,',.t,,.1,l,, eses. The subject selected is
IT,. iEt9 mat CALIFORNIA; recent AMT
4fl.n Iand legislation was uuiustidsbi,' :.
,,.5 many VIII send n team 10 Nartc,,,
.Iiu Wesleyan team Will come a. I,,6
any on the evening Of the ,-o,ta.y heih-
= EI.ilWlnary contest Will bo sfarra
~ Ieihnny on Tuesday. March - ~
80 We men who viii represent petb
1ll IN Tho match debate Mesgrg 49,
,,yIh burlington, McDanieis. Vicfc.
a. nu'nhnan viii contest and fwo -
"a ..e elimination contest Will be H.,
N ~. Addleman and Prof ~ u W.
~ nc ,inE and Attorney D. u. Carer
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-12
GIRLS! BEAUTIFUL, CHARMING HAIR,
NO DANDRUFF---25 CENT DANDERINE

ments you have doubled the beauty
Of your hair.
Besides beautifying the hair At
once. DznderiDe dissoives every par
ticle OF dandrua: cleznses purines
and invigorates the scalp. forever
stopping itching and falling hair.
But what VIII please you most win
be after n few weeks use when you
wiz actually see new hair-fne and
downy al nrst-yes-but really new
hair growing all over the scalp. II
you care for pretty. soft hair and lots
OF t surely get IS cent bottle OF
knowlton's Danderine from any drug
gist OF toilet counter. and Just try Il.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-12

tence by Judge Smith. Arthur Nor.
issey,. for carrying concealed weap-
ons. drew three years In the peniten-
tiary. Two Indictments for pointing
hrearms were nolled.
Home Savings and Loan company
VS. Robert w. Nicholson ct al. set
tied at plaintiffs costs.
In case OF Joseph Schejtal VS.. r.
Il. Cohen. guardian OF Joseph Nacht.
man. sale was confirmed.
In case Of Abe Anis VS.. Ida DOUGH-.
erty ct al. sale was confirmed.
In case OF Jefferson Lumber COM
pany vs.. @. 4. Davis ct al. Judgment
Tor plaintiff was given for y4.l2s 25
and sale ofsered.
Charles Lash pleaded guilty to as
sauit and battery and Judge Smith
hned him SO and costs. Two other
indictments were nolled
James Morrow pleaded guilty To
burglary OF a saloon at Bergholz and
ne was given penitentiary sentence.
Mrs. Horace Burwen. colored
stood trial today in court No. / for
keeping a speakeasy on Church
jury. - 'e
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-12

featuring the sacred COW and the baik-
Ing. kicking mule will be the headline
feature and from advance Information n
y some show. The mule In one OF the
best trained or his specie In the United
states and does some remarkable stunts.
The sacred COW f. another specially
good feature.
Willis Hale. the man with the globe
and his juggling hoy comedy tumbling.
high class zylophone music. i Just back
from a most successful tour OF Europe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robyns will present the
playiet One Hundred Cents ON the Dol
lar. story OF strong interest. The
Liechti-Webber auartette h one OF the
best high class singing acts In vaude-
Vile. Lee Allen and Lucia Arnold have
a pleasing comedy singing and talking
act. The Nictoriascope pictures viii
Close the performancea.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-12

7, tI9h ana samuel ". Baxter 20 Mar,tn
Ilchei l4f acres I'm Cross Creek dis,rti,
1919. 'eI FEBRUARY 4.
s,,si Io Poke county Improvement Co On
se usi -, ntoSlSs; OF Follansbee. lot No 40
hoe @o auniIlon TO the city OF FoIIans-
airy &c. 1914. outer Janu-
~. Andrew Rurkhart and Frank Bu-k.
crnss 20 c MaLlnda G. Cline. part OF land IN
Dated March .. 10ft $40.
rank Homer and Annie Homer nj.
&C. 70 Rose Magee. one-sixth or az
Dated March 7. 1910 $40.
H., mnS - a. Forester 70 Marjorie and
~ "e Ca, thompson. lot No. 60. in the town
Febr9ary >, GSsn1sideration si25. Dated
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-12

was visiting wensburg relatives yester-
day. Mr.. Young was called 60 Brilliant.
Ohio. about week ago by the illness ~
his mother. who suffered from u para
lytc stroke IN the right eide. and who
has been seriously 100 since
Mfh. Isubelle QuerEe. OF Cross Creek
district was n caller iu WeilshurE yes
terday.
Miss Mabel Fowler Is or from work
with eickuees
Grover Woods wss q business caller In
Brilliant. O. to-day
Mr.. and Mrs John W Hog Of Beech
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-12
STAY Is GRANTED
shss Jones, cebeii County Nearo.
Convicted For Murder. May Not
Hang May T.

silas Jones. Cabcil county negro
sentenced few weeks AGO bv Jud,c
Taylor 81 the Cabell county Circutf
court 70 be executed on Friday. Ma,
J., has been granted stay OF ovcc-i.
ton until June =. The negro was
recently found guilty Of murder OF Tho
hrst degree and was sentenced TO die
In the prison az MOundsviIle How.
ever since then, counsel for Jones has
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-12
Try This. Doubles Beauty of
Your Hair and Stops II
Falling Out.

Your hair becomes light. vavy.
huny. abundant and appears a. soft.
iastrous and beautiful as a young
girls after -danderine hair
cleanse" Just try this--moisten .
cloth with a little Danderine and care
fuily draw IL through your hair. TAX
ing one small strand at a time. This
VIII cleanse the hair OF dust. dirt and
excessive oil and In Just a few mo-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-12
STEUBENVILLE

STEUBENVILLE. o.. March IL
Taxation methods as years go on and
the plain people are gouged more
and more TO Increase their returns
and the tax levies are increased sa-
vor OF the horseleech: Give! Give
more," The wealthy either have In.
tangible property that Is not getat-
able or they. have non-taxable hold.
ings. The tax here in the past goes
up year by year on the business man.
the home owner or the farmer, and
the unbearable state is well nigh
reached.
Now. as In every year. to pay for
extravaganza. etc. in official life the
people in moderate circumstances are
rounded up and increased taxes put
on them to pay for big official sala-
ries for inefficiency and soft snaps in
officialdom. All this increases bur
dens on those who make bricks with
out straw for official taskmasters.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-12
Marriage License.

NJ rest9n q. Custer Newell W Va
Rob .sdai me, taylor. Newell. w. Va ~
Meta NJ. Park. y. y. Pittsbnrgh An
\, ,,ii,i,in,m =. sumner. Carick. Pa. ~.
NJ; -r, WIIiiams' Pittsburgh. Pa. i''S'
ida IaoSo r. I1o ryan View Stanton. Pa. +:
r. lord \; Marlowe. H. ". Pitfsbur,t
burgh. Pa. 'e"' >. ,. Pitts
John 4. Dawson. Hickory n NJ.
T. .teNcson. Mcdonald. Pa - mary
ID. i.ussen Wood Lewellyn. Hroddoo,,
"a fearl Marie CRADLE. HomestcsS
ro,,i noi 4 kagle. Cecil. Pa: Jessie sopb-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-12
HABEAS CORPUS
Writ Granted BY Supreme Court m
warden ". l. Brown. Of State
Pententary For Prisoners Case

The supreme Court Of Appeals. u
West Virginia, In session In This city.
Yesterday granted the application fCr
me writ OF habeas corpus. asked for
by 'harles FRANKLIN and Y. l. Pom q.
convicts in the MoundsviIIe ponifcn.
uary. requiring that cause be- shown
why they are detained In the prison.
The writ h directed TO NJ. l. -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-12

ttn'Ie VII - n social center rneefto~
Hl ~ inc tockdaie school house
auyll one mile east Of the yVab4sb
hfldge. Thursday. March ~. 1915 Terini
.lnF nv go o. m. a nne program ~
w, pgplie ~ the school viii be render.
W. ,,9Fues After the program. boree
Nlll be rnfhed OF. and ries. cakes and 10
.f.sh w,u ~ fpld. Everybody IL IN
..f me heneht ~ the school 1fbrarv
Mins Fhil9haum ie teaching AT fbf-
e"oi. 300 ,he u making preparations
social time ~ N'''
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-12
Court News

The recent grand jury handed out
this sarcasm about the Jail in its re-
port: Jail bars rusty. Not sufficient
for the number of prisoners con.
fined. Condition unsafe. Menace TO
county. Antedated 40 years. New
Interior necessary"
William Holman, for rape and as.
sault. was given a penitentiary SEN
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-12

prayer meeting Will b. held nj,
I. hI .redaN evening. 90 the home Mrs Al
nfIiEe. 90 the corner of Commerce as
50 th streets a. $50 %. ~ All ne
1NighhOrq and any others who desire II,
como are cordially invited
This o. CLEANING. ffn T.e 80 a.. ..... .
Iill 0nd The prisoners there are HuaV
y hifewaehiur The ceilings and vale
ihn hn0r also has been covered WHITE
clean. new white. but Do o. in the form
~ large round drore
James YOUNG, Of MaruRs Ferry. Ohio.
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commissioners' poInos.

The commissioners appropriated
$3.50 TO improve the New Somerset
road with bridges and culverts. The
state will pay the balance OF $500.
j. t. Doods ct al. petitioned for
bridge over the stream east of the
Dodds residence
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-12
Realty Transfers.


Sherin TO ID. Nj. Francy. lot To
ronto. s625.
Charles Smith to Ethelinda Berry
lot Mingo. 1900.
W. n. Werker. guardian. to Jessie
Stilwell, one-half interest one-sevepth
acre warren township. 800.
l. u. Brown to Jessie Stilwell. one.
nait interest one-seventh are War
rem township. 800.
William Fitzgerald to Jennie An.
derson: lot Tiltonville, $4,000
,. III. Cornell TO Wenman wade
isl acres Wells township. $40. 600.
,. w; smith to John WethereIl. ITO
acres Wells township. $3.50.
p; Z. Turney TO c. w. Tar In,
Brilliant, 81. io'
G. w. Tarr to Daniel Steal. -.
Brilliant. 81. ' io'
Mahion Rondebush to Harrison
russell. one-half lot Irondale. SAYS
Katie Elliott to Clyde Elliott les
acres Smithfeld township. 800.
lot Mingo, $4,000. ''oi'
Joseph Scheibal, guardian. to
Eman Blahovec. acres Smithfeid
township. ssOe. ' =" i'eiu
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Chrlstenlna Bluff.

Detective Joseph Morrow raided
where ID. l.. Simone was keeping
place to sell liquor Illegally on South
Sixth street. Simone said IL was
for a christening. but his youngest
was 81 years OF age. so the christen.
ing plea was called on.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-12
Accepts u. p Call

Rev. J. A. Speer has written that
he will accept the call to the pastor
ate OF the First U. u. church of this
city and he will come from Columbus
May l.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-12

The new bill opening at the Victoria
theatre this afternoon for the remainder
OF the week has quantity. quality and
variety combined. Craigs novelty circus
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Many cases Of Piles have been cured
by trial package OF Pyramid Pile Rem
edy without further treatment. When u
proves It's value 20 you. get more from
your druggist az soc box. and be sure
you get the kind you ask for. Simply
MI out free coupon below and mail to-
day. save yourself from the surgeons
knife and its torture the doctor and his
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-12

Philip Porter. "a years. OF New
Alexandria and Nellie Ward, 20 years
of Fernwood.
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The THEATRE



The attraction AZ th~ Court theatre
Ter three days startling to-nixht viii BE
= distinct novelty. klAw q Eriangsr's
80. PLY OF e s9s,hrsstsrn NE In Al Az
. wssteIn play, but not IN the sense
r., ssel, s ..ss sr| se e sP Ps..sfu ps ssd
nss.snss none OF the eiap.trap. Wild and
plays. laid IN the locality selected By
81 the TYP. which tel the story.
Ihs tale OF The Eound-Up'' IL told
IN four sets. with scenes which repres-
sst the courtyard OF the Allen ranch az
sweetuEtsr. the living room OF alex
nennsan. nna 's ess d ses,s .ss s. tns
The bad Lands of Arizona. and . typi-
cal Arizona scene representing a cattle
In making this production. Robert
cAmpbeil. " II said has omitted no fea-
tnfe whatever that would IN any way
contribute 90 its completeness OF detail
ana the atmosphere OF the locale OF the
scenes The regular matinee viii be
1ren on saturday Seats are now ON
sale Tor the s ss.s Ps sI.s,.,.
What r. said 90 be the biggest the
atrtcal special train ever run in this
whssiins this mopnlns VIA tse r'Y ns,t ~
more n Ohio railroad. The train con-
sists OF three sIeepers. nve sisty-foot
and one dining car. a total OF eiexsn
ears IL bring. here a company OF one
p prnersd E ana shirsy people who will
The kound-Up' at the Court theatre
for three days starting tonight ana
HUNDREDS OF piayEoer- from adtaoe,,
cities Will attend the performance and
sneefre parties will be numerous. too
~ residents OF Cameron. MoSnas sans
mertins Ferry. Bellalre. wellsburg
steubenviiie. West Alexander and Other
p1.nss as distant as Fairmont and
~ there win be four performance.
So,e season OF Kiaw A Erlangers giran-
s9-tSwn patrons who have not as vet
.Snased seats can feel assured OF Sc
- su sood ilSeations; The engasement
that many were unable TO gain nd-
lon when the play was previously
ssnted only two days.
Fz CHOCOLATE so1.Drzn.-
71ne Mnitney Opera company Produced
theatre Wednesday afternoon and ever.
ING ana the opera Is OF the same high
.lass as those booked at this theatre
me STUDIOS and the costumes were made
W bulgaria- The opera holds undispnt-
an, over audiences and an import
niennese musicians who help compose
.ne orchestra The opera IL in three
-haws Arms and the Man" The
scenes were laid In with place OF action
near the Dragoman Pass. bulgaria and
are alive with the spice and war-iike
conditions OF said country.
Especially well rendered were the
personated Nadina; Elfrieda Wagner as
her mother and Elnore Fairbanks as
Marcia, the attractive cousin. That
throughout the song. The chocoiate
soldier by Walter Greene and Madge
CSidwell was great. The last scene is
n garden scene at sunset and all those
attractive colors are displayed which
the Buigarians wear and the singing
ana acting were lyrical OF the day
railing In Love" and The Letter Song
were beautiful The costumes were rich
and attractive and the company was ex-
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~ r.. de J.. SLEvIN,
special Cable Despotch TO THp srx

VERA CRuz, May 6.--Gen. Funston :
health officers have adopted drastic
measures to prevent the outbreak Of any
epidemic in this city. In addition to an
nouncing rigid local sanitary laws they
established strict quarantine for yellow
and all southernmost ports where the
fever Is prevalent and also ordained q
quarantine against Havana, Cuba, for
bubonic plague. The health OF the city
now Is better than 1t has been in years
The smallpox has been held to old case.
and no fevers have appeared.
Official bulletins from the interior tel
OF the steady advance OF the Constitu-
tionalists and other rebel bands in all
directions. Emiliano Zapata and his
men emerged from their hiding yester.
day and captured the town OF Chavarria
which supplies the electric light and
power for the city OF Puebla. the third
largest city OF Merico. In consequence
the city with its 100000 Inhabitants was
and without power for It's cars and
manufactures.
The move has a strategic importance
as it gives the Zapatistas a base on the
great central plateau which has the cap
tal for its principal point. Whether
Zapata Is to attempt to take the town.
one of the richest and oldest In the re-
public. Is not known. It's cathedrals are
filled with valuable works OF art. and
the homes OF its citizens are magnifi-
Gently furnished.
Bulletins from the north say that
while Villa has captured Monterey. he
has not yet succeeded In taking San
Luis Potosi or Saltillo. nor has he cut
or communications with the capital, as
trains are still running regularly from
Saltillo to Mexico city.
An American who arrived to-day from
Mexico city gives what he declares to he
official information from the capital. lie
business affiliations In the country. He
declares that Gen. Huerta now has only
,,boo soldiers In the capital In addition
to his police. who are armed with rifles
and can he mustered as soldiers. All the
other Federal forces have been sent
north to fight the advance OF the Con-
stitutionallsts iIuerta does not seem
To fear any uprising in the capital at
this time,
Trains are running regularly south
west from Mexico city to Cuernavaca,
although thousands Of Zapatistas are
in the country who could capture the
trains at any time they wished
He reports also n peculiar situation
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will be expended on the various features
| Of the ceremonies.
The dreodnought Wyoming. Capt.
Glennon commanding. will leave the navy
yard on Saturday night to meet the
! Montana Of Sandy Hook and accompany
| her up the harbor,
After the ceremonies in the yard the
| bodies Will be disposed OF according to
| the wishes of the nearest relatives. Sec
| rotary Daniels has offered burial plots
| in the National Cemetery I'm Arlington
| for all but has not yet received word
whether the offer will he accepted.
Final plans for the reception will prob
| ably he announced to-day. Secretary
| Daniels is expected to approve of all OF
| the arrangements submitted To him by
| Capt. Gleaves. who will then make pub
| lie the full details.
| Lieut.. Blak.slee, aid to the command
ant. issued the following orders relative
( 20 the admission of visitors 10 the navy
, yard
/ The Sands street gate viii be closed.
Vehicles Will enter at the Flushing ave-
nue. gate. at the foot of Morris avenue.
! in the yard. They will thence proceed
down sixth street into Paulding avenue,
where they will discharge passengers
and move on and out through the elm
/ ton avenue gate All visitors on foot
will enter at two gates, both on Flush
! ing avenue. tn. commanding officers
house gate and the officers quarters
| gate, on. being ON either side of the
| main barracks gate. The services viii
! bo on the marine parade grounds, New
! York Navy Yard, at II \. NJ
| Lieut. Elakesl,c also announced that
moving picture machines would be barred
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ny DUDLEY HAIR Mon.

Especial correspondent Of THE Sun udth
Admiral Badgers flcet.l
VERA CRUx. May 6.--Gen. Funston IL
ready for any attempt by Gems. Gus.
tavo MASS and Rubio Navarete to de.
stroy the TEAR water works. so vital
to Vera Cruz.
Acting under the discretionary orders
from Washington he finished to-day in.
stalllng his heaviest field artillery In
the earthworks erected around the plan,
and the guns command the hills toward
Jamapa, the only side from which the
Federal artillery attack can come.
Under the new orders also the com.
manding General is taking fresh pre-:
cautions to prevent the Mexicans from
obtaining full Information about his out
post strength and the disposition Of his
defences. Up to yesterday farmers and
stray visitors went freely In and out OF
the lines. Now they are not allowed
within the radius OF the trenches at all
They can only know that q number OF
field guns and some guns from the war.
ships are placed somewhere out there
but that IL as much as they do know.
Reports from Soledad and to the west.
ward. mainly from Mexicans. continue to
tell Of reenforcements coming for Mas.
and Navarete. Navarete is reported &c
be to the westward Of Soledad, but &c
close that his men can easily effect a
junction with the main body. There are
also said to be irregular troops operat.
ing in the mountains. but in what num-
Der or under whose command Is no,
known.
1t is generally acknowledged that the
San Francisco bridge has been destroyed
by Navarete's men. The abutments
were blown up at both ends and the
structure dropped into the river. A
smaller bridge nearer Vera Cruz is also
gone. The Soledad bridge is standing
but 1t Is undermined.
The United States fleet this morning
dressed ship in honor OF the fourth anni-
versary Of the accession Of King George
V. to the throne Of England, and a ma
tional salute was fired by the Arkansas
Admiral Badgers flagship. Every other
foreign war vessel in the harbor did the
same and all senior officers called on
Admiral Sir Christopher Cradock. the
British commander.
The salutes caused great excitement
in Vera Cruz. Many OF the Inhabitants
thought another bombardment was be-
OF their houses. They were treasured
and reappeared after a half hour.
a band OF boys from the orphan asy-