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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-14
RAILROADS GAIN $1O6 A MILE
Eastern Lines Also Reduced Ex
penses In August.

WASHINGTON. oct. 13.-The net rev-
enue per mile on the 57.Si1 miles OF
Eastern railroah for August. 1915. was
S167. as against 1861 in August. 1914,
n gain OF sos, according to a state
ment OF the Interstate Commerce Com
mission. This how ing was brought
about by Increase In revenue and the
cutting OF expenses. These are the fig
ures OF the commission;
Railway operating revenues. SEE
225,332 for August. 1915. compared
with sll7.653.5oG in August, 1914
railway operating expenses. sT7.Sl6.-
Il4. compared with s7s.4So.t7I net
revenue from rail Nay operations. Sii,-
40S.9l3, compared with s3S.iT3,O2a
revenue per mile. s2.ll2. compared with
s3,O36 expenses per mile. 1885,. com
pa red with sl,315.
ON 2i1.723 miles of railroad the ne,
revenue per mile in August. 1919. Was
si35, as against s392 in August. 1914.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-14
MAXWELL MOTOR co.
TO PAY BACK DIVIDEND
Plans to Issue S1,O20.1 1876 in
First Preferred to Clear
That stock Class.

The directors Of the Maxwell Motor
Company have issued a circular to the
stockholders In which they say that they
have decided. subject to approval OF the
stockholders as to the necessary in
crease in the capital stock. to declare on
December ~ a dividend of 14A per
cent. on the first preferred stock. The
directors said that 1t would not be wise
at present to pay in cash the Az per
cent. accumulated dividends on the first
preferred, which would take ~s1,749,SO4.
Therefore they decided to permit the
first preferred stock holders to take at
their option in paycr ent OF the dividend
after January 3 up to June 80 first pre-
ferred stock at par. scrip certificates to
be issued for fractions OF shares.
The total net income o! the company
up to June 80. 1915, was s3.sOs.7sl.
The amount disbursed for dividends was
$613,iS3. leaving a balance sof s3.195.-
297. The circular says that the volume
of business for the three months from
July I to September 30 was more than
double that for the corresponding period
OF the preceding year.
The amount of new first preferred
stock required for the dividend OF ST.
749,s0+ is 81, o29.l36.
II Is not contemplated that any part
OF the new first preferred stock will be
issued except to the extent necessary
for the conversion OF dividend warrants
and for any subscriptions from the other
classes OF stockholders that may be re-
ceived.
A special meeting OF stockholders Will
be held in Wilmington on December IL
TO act on the plan.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-14
OFF SHOWN
BY ILLINOIS CENTRAL
Decrease in Revenues, How
ever, Is Met by Curtailment
Of Expenditures.

The general depression OF business
along the lines OF the Illinois Central
Railroad during the last year Is re-
fectcd in the annual report for the
period ended June 80. 1915. The net
income was s6.S59,16I, equal to 6.29
per cent. on $109. 291.716 of COMMON
stock, as compared with a net income
Of ss,13s,s24 in 1914, equal to 7.42 per
cent.
THE crops In the territory served
by the %company's lines were generally
good" says the rcpor. OF President
Markham. but the practical discon-
tlnuance Of lumber exports and the gem
eral depression In the building trades
seriously affected the lumber business {:
this, together with the low price re-
ceived by cotton grow ers for their prod
uct, not only affected the revenue Ct
the company received from tho trans
portation OF lumber. but also. in c m
nection with both commodities, had a
depressing effect on the revenues from
transportation OF general merchandise
and on passenger travel.
"The substantial amounts expended
by the company during the last few
years in additional facilities. as well
as In the upkeep of existing tracks and
structures, together with the acquisi-
ton OF q large number OF new loco
motives OF increased tractive' power
and cars OF greater capacity than those
formerly in service. enabled the COM
pany to curtail its expenses in line with
the decrease in revenue AS a result.
while the total railway operating rev
cnues decreased ga per cent. the ratio
OF railway operating expenses to rail-
way operating revenues was I11M per
cent. this year. AZ against 1905 per
cent. the previous year.
THE company had t0.963 stock
holders OF record as of June 30, 1915,
as compared with 1880 OF the same
date last year. There were 4S9 PEN
sioners on the pay rolls at the close
Of the year. The amount OF pensions
| raid during the year vas s129.?6?.33.
an increase of s9,si3t2 over the pre-
vious year"
The total operating revenues for the
! year amounted to $6l.7OO.312. as COM
pared with s65.s13.100 in 1914 The
operating expenses were S1.oIO.1iI.
as compared with sj0.175,3e7 last year.
The gross income was s1S.5J'.9oo
as compared with sia,o60,o7i for the
year before. and the balance trans
ferred to profit and loss was ss,,o1.2os,
as compared with sS.0S7,lSl in 1914.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-14
DIVIDEND
live stock Market.


WEDNESDAY, October ~.
Receipts OF heeves were 2.6"5 head, in
Guiding IS cars for the market. OF which
6b cars were steers, Steers very slow prlm.
heavy steers weak to Zoe. lower; all
other grades were of csc. bulls and cows
dun and unchanged, The bulk OF the
offerings were closed out, Common to
choice steers sold at s6mS9.U per 100
lbs. bulls. SMS6.25: cows at S2m$6.
Dressed beef slow and lower; common
to choice native sides selling at llmltiac,
per H., a little extra beef at l5c. Re
ceipts OF calves were 1000 head, LIES
head for the market. Neals slow and
weak to csc. lower: grassers and coarse
heavy calves 25m soc. on. Dressed calves
weak; city dressed Neals selling at l+m
lie. dressed grassers and fed calves. II
l3C,
Receipts of sheep and lambs were 5.7b0
head, including ia cars for the market.
sheep active and firm; lambs dun and
weak to "A shad" lower. Two cars of lambs
unsold at q late hour. Common ia prime
sheep sold at Sns6 per 100 lbs culls,
i3ns3.oo; ordinary TO prime lambs, sSep
$40; "ulls, sGms7. Dressed mutton
higher at Sml2iac. per IN. dressed lambs
easier n l2Hliiac,; choice hog dressed
lambs, l5m NJ, Country dressed hot.
house lambs steady at $3.50 mar carcass.
Receipts Of hogs we're $3.50 head, in
Guiding . ears iUr the market. Feeling
steady Heavy to medium weights sold
- S.j0nSo per 100 lbs: pigs, s77aM
s., roushs. s.,ibmN. country dressed
hogs unchanged at 12Ml2ac. per Id. for
medium and light weights; roasting pigs
ii0isc. "
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-14
N AND EXCHANGE.

Til. New York Federal Reserve Rank
rates we're 4 per cent. for thirty to ninety
days and ) per cent, for longer bills.
Omen market discounts, prime accept
ances, maturing up to ninety days ia %
~ per cent.
Commercial pa per rates were 3m3l. pei
cent, for sixty and ninety day bills and
for four to SIX months best names, 34 10
IN per cent, FOR Others.
call money on the floor or the stock
Exchange yesterday ruled at 2 per cent
high, 2 per cent; low. ~ per cent,
Time money was quiet and unchanged
Rates were "a per cent, for sixty days,
2iau3 per cent. for ninety days, . per
cent for four months and 3@3i. per cent
for Ave months.
sterling han declined, Final quo
"tations were: Demand, t66ls; cables,
467bs,
Can money in London az u per cent.
short bills +R per cent, three months bills
4 Il-l6MtA per cent.
Domestic exchange on New York: st
Louis, BE-. discount; san Francisco, zoe
premium; Minneap polls. SOC, premium chi
cago, 100. discount; Cincinnati, par, Mon
treal. 93%C. premium,
Bar silver In London, 2id,: New York,
i9i2c.
New York Clearing House statement
Exchange, &61t,s71, 0ei, balances. sl2,.
26t,90J; Sub-Treasury debit balance,
S.J1,aqI.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-14
sAL.Hs.


SUPREME COURT. COUNTY COZ NEW
YORK-MARY HANSON. FIainuu ,e,f~.W"
JOHN MCKEE faction begun against Etb.'
Tremendously and others. Detention. ~
In pursuance of "A Judgment or -.
closure and sale. duly made and entered
in the a~bove-entitled action aud hs,r,ns
date the 18th day of septcmhcr. isis =
ins pn nsmss, vii, ' ssl, r at p"r, in ,stl tuAs:
the Exchange Salesroom, No lA.i, 49,
street, In the Borough of Manhattan az
1915. at ~ o'clock noon on that dal' hl
SAMUEL MARX. Auction'cr. the prcin.s',
directed by said judgment to be sold. ana
therein described as follows: ~
l. that certain lot. piece nr r,rc.l nj,
land. with the buildings and Improvement,
thereon. situate. lying and being I'm Tia
state of New York. bounded and desrrl5ci
BEGiNNING a, a poin, on tho <or,l.,,
side Of One hundred aud twert, .,it.i
street. distant two hundred AMI thir,,...''
$3.50 feet Easterly from the corner ~, m,f
by the intersection OF the Northerly sd.
with the Easterly side OF second A,,lue
running thence :Northerly pNrallcl With m.
Eastcrly side OF Second Avtnuc and mar,
Gred 100, feet eleven I'll, innI'GI%s "T f., hun n:
centre line of the block between ono hnn'
dred and twenty third and one hunIred
erly, along the said centre line ~ The ii",s
twenty-third street, eighteen GN t'st;
thence S%outheriy. parallel with ,h" E,,,'
erly aide OF Second Avenue aud par ~ ibs
way through a party wall, one hundrct
tl0ol feet eleven On inches TO IN.
third Street. and theme. Westerly, alon,
the Northerly side OF ore hundred and
the pcint or place OF beslnntns "f' "
The above described premises n. q,
Section 6. Block 1900. on tho Land Man
of the City OF New York. ~
Dated. New York, September 9th. io,,
HENRY W. POLLOCK. Referee
wOODFORD. pONEE y BITCUrp
ONCE Address. No. I Madison sycru.
Borough of Manhattan. y. Y. CIV
The following IL a diagram Of the mon.
crty to be sold: its street Number Is 81,
East i23rd Street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-14
FINANCIAL NOTES.

Fred W, Ellsworth, publicity manager OF
the Guaranty Trust Company, addressed
Group 3, Michigan Association of Bankers.
at Adrian, Mich. yesterday morning Ills
subject was THE Origin and Progress OF
the American Institute OF Banking"
The directors OF the Pacific Gas and
Electric Company will meet in SAN Fran
cisco on October 30 and declare the regu-
lar quarterly dividend to October 81 OF
Sl.JO u share ON the fun paid first pre-
ferr"d and original preferred capital stock.
payable November 10, TO- holders OF record
VIII not close.
The protective committee for tho Mis-
souri, Faritr trust . per cent. bonds, due
1917, and tho hrst collateral mortgage : per
cent. bonds, due 1870, announces ,hut a ma.
1nrity of the outstanding trust bonds of
1917 and n substantial percentage OF thr
FIRST collateral h"nds Of 1920 have been lie
posted or Pledged with the committee. The
time for futhcr deposits has been extended
until November /, iala. after which date
bonds VIII he received only on such terms
aud conditions rs the committee may de.
termine.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-14
CHANGE IN QUOTATIONS.
New Order CRuscs tOnfusi"n
Among Commission Houses.

Much confusion prevailed in commits
sion houses yesterday before the OPEN
ing OF the stock market owing to the
change in the method Of quoting the
so-tallsd half stocks; that $, those
shares with a par value of 500 Here
tufore these stocks have been quoted on
the basis Of percentage Of par value
These stocks, beginning Yesterday, now
are quoted on "A basis of dollars per
share. as a result Of the amendment to
the Stock Exchange constitution,
Purchases and sales Of half stocks
have been a source of mistakes for com
mission houses, the managers or which
often We're confused on receipt of AN or
der as to whether fun shares were
wanted or half shares.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-14
STEEL GAINS.
con xI,GsO,S.O for Three
Months Ended sept. 70.

The report Of the l.ackawanna Ste'l
Company for the three months ended
September 30 show an Income of ST.
6>0.S2o. which is equal TO 2G2 per cent,
or S3i,150 Uuo common stock. or At "A
yearly rate of lniN per cent. THIS
shows a large increase over the same
period of last year. when the income was
only SlgG.a66. The total income for the
three months was S~l.1To,351. as COM
pared with s303,s $50 last year, and the
surplus is S9l0,12i, as compared with a
deficit of si57.2lo for the same period
of last year.
The report for the nine months ended
September 80 shows an income of 81
7U2.7 as compared with s65l,Si5 for
the same period last year, and a total
income of $2,?25,i7s. as compared with
s92O.Ol7. The surplus Is s6l3.35o, AS
compared with a deficit of sl,.io, $50
last wear.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-14
COMPREHENSIVE NOTICES.

Notice Is hereby given that THE Oh t
TOOL HOLDER COMPANY, d aa. e, p
Corporation having it, principe bus -
office in the city of New York, Couuttu' g Y
York and state OF New York. ". a21 .
the supreme court ~ the sta u' r'
York. at a Special Term thereof &c" N
be held a. the county court Hoo % me
borough Of Manhattan, cry ,uI 'tu" -
New York. on the Jth dtN ut y 80.
1915. at 1880 o'clock IN tine |'.t,"..r =
that day or rs soon fhorraf o.. |n.r
can he heard for an prd.r tl'i.. -i
Corporation to chang It's r".l "ft. ."'
to THE - X. TOOL cpNrAN'.. H.
Dated. Now York tlil. =. y.
October q. 1915.
The q. *. TDoI. HOLDER tuNl'>'
tseall Ry THOS MEANS. pr....
WATSON n HEI.ttioTT. N.N... W
Petitioner, ~ Cogf' street E..- n
y. !. &,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-14
DIx's LIABILITIES 1912, 3s7.
EA-GOvernOr'a Bankruptcy Sch"d-
nile. ShoM ASNS. AAscis.

UTICA. oct. I3.-Schedules filed here
to-day in the bankruptcy of eN-Gov,
John \, plN indicate hat lac "A liza
bil.ti,s Of s9l2.3s7. Of which he is liable
as indorser of notes amounting to $500
23S. Assets are sN9s.Sj2 including stocks
and bonds valued at sNS1,lo0 par. There
are more than 100 creditors, chiefly
banks.
Schedules were fled also Of the Moose
River Lumber company, Of which cN-
GOV. nix owns 2.iij shares, The com
pany has Liabilities Of siG0,lil and as
sets of S60g.5l7. II also has more than
100 creditors,
Mrs. Gertrude T., Dix is a creditor oi
the bankrupts to the amount OF over
$500, 00o.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-14
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

ALBERT T. COPELAND Of i.archmont,
a hotel manager. has hled a petition IN
bankruptcy With Liabilities of st;>s7l
itors are McCrecry & Co Of Pittshurs
BLAKE wiLLIhMs-A petition In
Piske & Williams, Inc, making aud
Installing steam heating and yen'iiatlng
alleged that the corporltinn made pref
crential payments ~ S3H6 to two cred.
tiers; Judge y namh a@ppGlnIeai
receivers. with a bond OF 5000, aud
authorized them to continue the bust
ness, The greater mart Of the bushes.
state of Ncw York, principally for pub
nc schools. They had thirteen con.
600. Some ~ them were to huili the
Y. NJ. A. building At dr"rn" zen
SSSimidii;ass, st, %jjoh"s Home in 'Rr@okiy
and the u. l.. aud W Railroad station
. I south Orange ~ J. ,Tne nm;'n",,
incornoratcd in 1909 vim a ,ctr'tal stock
OF ,ho,ooc. ,f'rsncis. 4 Williams wa.
president and Alher, b Williams was
ALRERT II NIEHAus, salesman Of 500
East seventy ninth street. lra. 1led - pc.
!ition In h.nkrupt'y WIN han,.i,l's .,
hsus. his VITO. also nlcd = petition. with
liabilities S4Sl9 and no assets.
FRANK J. JOHNSON, stcamhtter Of Tuck
ahoe. has nled a petition in bankruptcy
With liabilities OF S.sa5 and assets OF
s96S.
WElSSOCKER BROS,--A petition In bank
ruptcy has heru hlod against Isaac ano
Abraham Wcissockcr. composing IN,
firm Of weissocker Bros. dealers In frui'
and produce at New Rochelle. They hao
made an assignment and given then
assets as $1,000.
Bankruptcy Schedules.
THE ATSCo COMPANY, INC, manufac'
turer of moving picture screens at ~
West Forty second street. has filed
schedules, showing liabilities Of $l3,'
$50 and assets ~ SIS, $50.
Petitions Dismissed.
PEARl!MAN BRDS-Judge Hand has dis
missed the petition In bankruptcy fled
on August II against Pcarlman Bros.
manufacturer Of waists at 81 Wesi
Nineteenth street, on "a settlement wAl
creditors at % cents on the dollar.
AILWlN DRESS coMPASN-Judga Hand
has dismissed the petition in hankruptcS
Med ON August II against the Anvil
Dress Company, manufacturer of chil
drcn's clothing at West Eighteentf
street. on Il settlement at % cents OF
the dollar, Tho business was owned by
Pcarlman Bros,
Assignments.
FANNIE MpDRY B|BRERFELD, corset
and glove shop at 3t3a Broadway, ha,
made an assignment 10 Calvin s Hunter
NJ KI'DATXkY \ NJ MINER, johher,
in silks, woollens and other dry good,
At sl5 East l0cd street, have made a
assignment to Louis A. shapiro.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-14
STERLING RATES SITTER.
Marks Also Advance slightly. hut
Francs Are Easier.

Exchange on Great Britain. German,
and Austria svffened somewhat yester'
day. but exchange on the other lead
ing European nations was general!
easier. Sterling closed at 467"s fo'
demand and 4.6Sis for cables. as ON
pared with i6Tas and iS77s on Mon.
day. Francs We're easier at j.Nji. fo'
checks and INii. for cables, z ns'
a previous close of j>J and J>i
Italian I've declined from SIS 10 6.3?l.
Ruhles were unchanged at 33Si.
Marks advanced to - o-ls for sigh
drafts and saiS for cables. as com
pared with >2l, and SEA, on Mon
day. Austrian Kroner closed at li">
against n previous close Of l+i..
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-14
Pullman Company Reports.

Tn annual report Of the Pullman
Company for the year ended July 81,
1915, shows "A total income of tl,5l2,-
$50. as COMPARED with sii,725,5li last
year. Deduction OF expenses, deprecit-
tion and s?.5aa.7iO In dividends leaves
"A balance Of s9i7,lSS as compared viii
sl,2i5.3j3 in 1914 Tho balance she
shows n surplus Of sG.6lS.i6>. as com
pared with 81, 67l 33i last yoar
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-14

The approximate amount Of tho lien ~
change. to satisfy which the ahpN'-us.
.cribed property Is to be sold. Is s6.7isNa,
with Interest thereon from tn" 30'h day 4
August, 1915. together with the costs md
amounting to s3s7.Tg. with tn.
terest from September 18TH, 1915, together
with the expenses Of the sale. III" tr-
proximatc amount OF the taxes, ass'.sn,u 4
and water rates. or other liens. which ars
to be allowed to the purchaser out ~ he
purchase money. or paid by the Referee.
II $3.50 and Interest.
Dated. New York, September sith. 1915,
HENRY ". POLLOCK Refsrs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-14
THE COPPER MARKET.
Export Buying Is Feature Of the
Market,

Export buying featured tho copper mar
kot yesterday. although tho volume Was
not extraordinarily large. Indications are
that the outward movement 90 tho meta
viii show a material Increase during The
next two weeks. Evidence of his came
to light yesterday in the shipment Of
more than BOO 600 pounds Of copper an
"A single steamer from Baltimore. repre-
senting export business done 10y the Amcri.
can Smelling and Refining Company,
Spelter for prompt shipment was quoted
at 1877. ul3A cents - pound. \ fair de-
mand existed for nearby shipment,
Lead was strong, largely due to the wed
sold up condition OF some OF the indie
pendent producers,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-14
Custom. Receipt. xsso.o7a.a..

The total receipts for duties at the
Custom House yesterday were s5SO.976.-
81. of which s244,346.s9 was for mer-
chandise withdrawn from bonded ware
houses and s33G,629.43 for recent I'M
portations. 90.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-14
es closed barely steady.


Spot cotton at New York was auiet and
unchallged. Middlins, E.0c Southern spot
markets we're quiet, 10 TO % points higher.
with New Orleans, l2.l3c,: Galveston. 2.2jc. :
savannah, T. lsc.; Memphis. l. ..jc. Augusta,
1?lSc,: Houston, else.
The New Orleans market opened steady and
closed steady.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-14

Promotion Department - oI e-.. Dr.,
advertising medium rcuU .'- =" '
some advertising c\prrIru," 49, 'Ht'f-" ~
collaborate with Sale pol,r'u"n' g.
ing new business. Mas .. 'N." .
Culsr letter writer, with iuI'u'l'" a. .
ideas, state age, salary expected Ell.
experience. only complete .t'.N'f- -
sidered, Address SERVICE cate u ''
lt9 sun office.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-14
Interior receipts and stocks:

Exports yesterday we're 24,cJ& bales. Total
season. :JS. Sl.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-14

YOUNG MEN for lo,onlo'IEn ".rH
pericnce unnecessary SNe ,v'
l29 sun ONCE.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-14

TF y " N0s 10 TNVFrNOOT WNrc' Jan
wary. lShl"., March, l316c.: May, ~ sic.
July, l38ic. The market there - due I,
opcu TO daN G'a 10 "a points lower.
Iurl rrtrIuts and stocks.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1915-08-18
j. Warren Kcrrignn.

Winner Of several popularity con-
tests, accorded even by his critics and
enemies, as being the most popular
man on the screen, Jack Kcrrigan IS
still the samo handsome, dcbonair
good fellow that his friends have
known for years.
Mr.. Kerrigan has just returned from
the hospital. where nc was operated
on. He was very anxious to return to
work but the Universal folks thought
it advisable to take care Of his health,
and now he Is situated in Lake Ia
hoe, in the California mountains, free
from disturbing influences Of any
KIND. "KamD Kcrrigan," as the i'm
provised movie studio is called has
been fitted up with every requirement
necessary for tho production of West
ern pictures. One Of the first is
Payment Received" in which Mr..
kcrrigan plays the role OF wealthy
rancher. In the cast are IIazcl Buck
nam, who has just returned to the
Universal fold, Helen Leslie. May
Talbot and several other splendid
screen players.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1915-08-18
YINSTON.SALEM MAN
SAVED FROM DEATH
j. Il. Erwin Says Wonderful Remedy
Brought Him astonishing Relief

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Brought Him astonishing Relief.
j. E. Erwin, of Winston Salem, N.
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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1915-08-18

dashes, and having now come within
$50 to 400 yards Of the British ves-
sci, amidships, made up my mind to
fire the three torpedo tubes.
"The third o. Of the Goliath's sig
nal man came more speedily than the
preceding two. l lanced one torpedo,
then number two and three-ten Sec
oEds apart.
"The first torpedo hit the Goliath
we'll forward. l saw a binding flash
and cloud of smoke. Before the sec
ond torpedo struck-near the for
ward mast the vessel had already
listed to starboard.
"By the second torpedo an explo-
sion in the interior Of the Goliath
was caused. Before the third torpedo
hit, the vessel was as good as totally
lost.