davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1916-02-18


The Oregon Washington Railroad 81
Navigation company. the Northern
Pacific Railway company and the city
of Athena should get together and
devise way to control the waters
which come down from the north at
times 10 flood stages. The present
channels for the outlet of the waters
Lefore omptying into Wild Horse
creek are destructive to street and
private property. Every time there ia
q flood, trains are annulled on account
of trackags washouts. and lower Main
street is damaged more or less.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1916-02-18

The Eliot Rock Record observes that
mankitd will llght beasts OF the earth
and ai his own kind aud savages, but
quickly gives up when struck by tie
elements. White fear will show 10
bis face when confronted by n wall nt
water or sheet of flame. He knows
how puny his efforts are when pitted
against the powers of nature
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1916-02-18

"About the time we get all Of the
jackrahbits killed of. some enterpIis-
ing oitizsn will go TO raising them for
their fur opines the Canyon City
Eagle. Aud about that time another
entefprising citizen may take take a
shot at him. too.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1916-02-18

The tig snow left plenty of mois.
tuFs and the farmers are beginning to
time up for the plowinR season, With
no rain to interfere. many will be at
work 10 the fields next week.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1916-02-18
WINE, anu You tie iint I'm can to
the dogs tail?"
Pntent Office nnoumnnts.

lf all the documents stored In the
patent office ut Washington could be
placed end to end they would form a
strip that would reNch around the earth
three times
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1916-02-18
Card of Thanks,

We desire to thank the many friends
for their kind and considerate acts
during the death and funeral of Mrs.
Frank Swaggart.
Frank q. Swaggart,
A. l.. SwaggaIt and family.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1916-02-18
The voracious Cormorant.

How cormorant dives for sea trout
and gets them Is told by writer: Il
had the cormorNnt under observation
only for the space of four or five min.
utes, and during that short period it
had captured four sea trout, all of con-
siderable size, After being under wa
ter for n few seconds the bird would
reappear with sen trout wriggllng In
Its bill But IN spite of the victims
desperate efforts to escape 1t was deft-
ly swallowed, and after few gulps
the cormorant would resume its fish.
Ing operations. One of the sea trout
gave II considerable trouble, however,
for the fish struggled violently for
some moments, but was deftly placed
so that its head pointed down its cap.
tors throat, and thus its own strug-
giles assisted the bird TO swallow it."
'n'anc, dlG you rie tiNt I'm can to
the dogs t0ll?"
Yes, sir replied the small boy.
I'm trying TO do II kind act every
day That dog chases every rabbit he
secs | tied the can to him so that
II viii make II noise aud warn the rab,
hit w. Washington Star
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1916-02-18

The goldfish lays a million eggs
While the helpful hen lays one;
But the oodflsh does not oaokle
10 inform us what she's done.
And so we sooIn the Goldfish coy,
But the helpful hen we prize
Which indicates to thoughtful minds
1t pays to advertise.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1916-02-18

! suppose it's all right but 1t SCENE
to lie long time tetween spells Of
Spring weather. However, the kill.
dee is heard to give an occasional
squawk of promise.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1916-02-18

That 300-lb Canadian arrested III
Spokane for enlisting Americans to
serve in the British army is some Pa
triot. I'm thinking. Too fat to en-
ter the ranks. he put in his time
mooohing for trench material on this
side of the line. There are different
ways of serving ones country and bis
way is one way.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-14
RHODE ISLANDERS PLAN RACE.
Want New Nork Vachtsnaen "a
Take Part.

The annual long distance race OF the
Rhode Island Yacht Club will be sailed
on Saturday. July !. starting from a
line of the club house at PawtuXet. THIS
race viii be in two divisions. one for
power yachts and one for sailing craft.
and in order TO induce Long Island
Sound vachtsmen TO enter ~" Rhode
Islanders have invited those VINO par
ticipatc in the Block Island races "a
leave Their yachts at F,wtuMet. where
the club will care for them "A week. This
will allow the New Workers to return u
town for their business duties, go "a
Pawtuxct OF Friday night aud sail bach
OF July 3 and 1 after the Rhode Island
races.
The cours. for these contests IL to auJ
around Brentnns..Ls.f Ii9bt Sfk.:l -i9snc.!
to and around Vineyard Sound light
vessel. thence to and around "a mark boat
AT bell buoy on North Point OF Block
Island, thence TO the finishing line al
Pawtuxet. The sailing division will bt
started at 2:l. and tho power boat'
a, 1:la o'clock. All power boats vii
be sta rted on their liandicaps, and thu
first boat home will ne the winner.
Sailing yachts must not exceed 20 fec
over all length. and power cruisers not
exceed So feet over all length. Tho al
'owanc. in the sailing race will be nj
teen minutes for each foot of over al
length, and the American Power Boa
rules will govern the power boats, Eacl
entry must he accompanied by $40. whicf
will he made into sweepstakes In eacf
class. Entries for these races close viii
T. r. Goodwin. care OF Tildcn-Thurber
Providence. II. l.. on June IS.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-14
HOWARD GOULD SELLS YACHT.
Russian Government IL said to Ne
Purchasers Of Niagara.

Howard inulds bark rugged yacht
Niagara has been sold and II y said that
II VIII lie used a. a hospital snip for the
Russians. The Russian Government has
been trying to get some good sized yachts
for this purpose for some time ard al
most purchased the teaner Ate. owned
BY A. &. Burrag. but the deal feel
through and now Mr.. Burrag. is having
the Aztec ~overhauled and re.tt~d at
Shewan's ward for his " use. The
yacht has been laid NY ~ G~rc-nport for
several years. and the steel underbpdy
has corroded so that 4, VIII he necessary
20 replace several plates
The Niagara was built Ia l'9s ny
Harlan \ Hollingsworth. FROM designs
by W, O. Shackford. Her general dimen-
s.ons are ~ feet over all. 2iu feet on
the water line. 80 feet beam. - feet !
inches depth If hold and IL feet II inches
draft. She has two sets of triple expar-
sun engines. she has made several
trips across the \tlanti" n her last
voyage was q few years ago, when she
w~as'charterrd by Joseph Letter and went
around the world.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-14
FIVE 40 rO0TERS READY.
New Craft for \. Y. y. e. Are Not
Especially 6eautiful.

some OF the new 40 ~footers built by
Herreshoff for members Of the New York
Yacht C'lub are already at this end of
the Sound and are making City Island
their headquarters, They are to he
hauled out at Jacobs OF Woods yards
and got into the best possible racing trim
at once, and the more time their shippers
have TO do his work the better the
yachts will be when they 20 to tho limo
for the first race III Decoration Day.
Five vi this class were turned over 10
their owners last week AZ Bristol and
they started away At once FOR inc
western end of the Sound. These were
Holland :. Ducll's Rowdy, Alex =.
Cochran's Dolly Bowen, Harold Wesson's
Shawara. Arthur n. Bourne's Black
Duck and Oliver G. Jennings's Pauline.
The crews for the other yachts are
now at Bristol hitting out, and this week
others will sail away, sornc to New YORK
and others to New London or G~reenpOrt.
cant. :. II. towel, who was skipper
of the cup yacht Defiance. il hitting GU
tn. Mistral, which is owned by g., NJ
Pynchon, and that yacht as soon ~ ell,
comes west VIII make Greenwich her
home mort. The sloops are not being
nraIsed highly for good looks. Thcii
b,ws very mucn resemble line bow of iie
Niv,laut. They are high sided, short
e,rleL yachts. Dut iierreshon built yachts
ar. seldom praised for attractiveness
hut before the season ends this class viii
doubtless have IA host of admirers be
cause the sloops are fast. able and ave
good accommodations.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-14
INTEREST IN SOCCER GROWS.
Total Of UG .IN. soc Cup TIC C,n me
TOR National TvOVh>.

The rapid growth - soccer football
throughout the tuitcd STATES T. further
proved by some interesting figures given
out Yesterday by fhomtp 4 Cahill.
secretary OF the I'nit.d States Fuorhal!
Association, IN national CllJllenEc cur
con petition. whlch ended last saturday
week and resulted IN Rerhleuem win
'illE the trophy Tor the second year IN
Succession, attracted -, 90 ivrsons 10
all the t.es-the qualifying round To the
cup fual NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., o.,a3t VINO
paid for admission last season.
Altogether s!s,7t..- Was tahnc "
gate receipts, which Is S3,l9.,b2 larger
than the amount received IN the season
OF lyl4-iJ. Tho United States Football
Associations share from the gate re
cslpts shows Il welcome Increase Of
s461.N over last season, sl,355,.l being
received. against sl.4s7 sc.
k.!shty-cIght clubs entered for the cup
against cighty-two iast season. and with
soccer enthusiasm spreading all over the
country the next competition n'ds fair "a
nut all past records in the shade,
Tho third annual general meeting OF
the L.. $, r. A.. will be heln nj he Hole
Walton, philadelphia. on May - and
90. when the election Of officers for next
season and an important alteration In
tho rules viii DC the feature business o.
tho meeting.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-14
BLOCK ISLAND RACE
TO Be HELD IN june
New York Athletic Club Will
Send Yachts Away in
Two Divisions.


Inc thirteenth annual BlocH Island
race Of the New York Athletic Climb for
sailing vach,s az, 81. u,,.s .,.. o..
- " ''
p'"er ooa's VIII DC started on saturday.
June ~. Entries for these races should
be sent to II. A. Jackson. Jr., chairman
OF the regatta committee, 400 Pearl
street. before noon on June 90.
Changes have been made in the condi-
tons Of the sailing races. and this year
there will be thN. classes. TIL first IL
for drcked or cabin yachts 80 to 81 feet
load water line length. the second for the
handicap racing class In one division
and the third for classes y. Q. r and =
In one class to sail under the universal
rule.
In the first class the time allowance
will be ten minutes a foot over all meas
urernent, and yawls and aux!iiaries will
receive AN extrn 8 per cent. The second
class will receive allowance according TO
the handicap class rules and the third
according to the rules Of the Yacht Rae.
, ing Association OF Long Island SCUM 4.
! In each class there will be a Arst prize
II two start. y second II four start. a
| third IL seven start and a fourth II ten
start. There are no restrictions as 10
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-14
THE WEATHER FORECAST FOR
TO-DAY AND TOMORROW
Steamship Arrivals and Departures-Outgoing
Foreign Mails-The Fire Record.
THE

Tor ssssem New York. New jersey and
eastern PENNSYLVANIA. fave to-dasi prob
ably rain tomorrow.
TO, New England. fair to-day: fnofeAs-
ing cioudiness Tomorrow.
For western New York, part, CLOUDY TO-
! DAY. rain az might or Tomorrow
NEW YORK, May f%--High pressure
covered all Eastern rarte OF tho country
yesterday except southern Florida from a
centre over the hover lake regions. ~h'o
the pre- ssuse wa. low over all OF the Wett
except tho Nor,hw estern states FROM a
centre ove- Arizona and New Mexico.
1isht rain occurred from Montana east
and .outheas.ward into tue lower ONO
Valley, and there was q little snow IN vest
, ,rn Montana. 49,.
! Il ~. coo. IN tho Atlantic States IN the
morning. bu' warmer over most o' IN,
country. although freezing emp"ratures
pr, a'ird ia the Northwest and northern
plateau STATES.
In tn. city tn day was fair ond con-
tlnieI cool; wind, fresh north " est average
humidity. 90 per cent: bstometor. corrrcted
T. read ~ sea level, at . a. NJ, 30 80;
3 T.. NJ, 3o3O.
The temperature ~ ,h;s city yes'etdsy
a. recorded by the of1cisl thermometer. 10
shown In tho anne Sed table,.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-14
FOUR RACES PLANNED
FOR POWER YACHTS
Boat Which Scores Most
Points will Win the
City Title.

-Four long distance races have been ar
ranged for power boats. and the yachts
scoring the most points In the series will
win the long distance championship of
New York city. These races were ar
ranged by representatives OF the New
York Athletic. New York Motor Boat.
Colonial Yach ard Columbia Yacht clubs
recently. The first race OF this series
will be tina: Of the New York Motor Boat
Club TO Albany and return on juno IL.
\ week later the NeS York Athletic
Clubs Block Island race Will Ice started.
On July 5 the Colonial Yacht Club Will
old It's annual Cornfeid Lightshlp race.
and on July IL the Columbia Yacht Club
Will have what will be known as the
Ambrose scotland race. In this event.
which In a new one. the racing yachts
will start from Off the Columbia Yacht
Club house AZ the foo Of West Eighty
sixth street and 20 down New York
harbor and turn the Scotland and II
brose Channel lightships and return.
The conditions governing these four
events are identical except the courses.
In each there will be two classes Of
cruisers. Glass A is for express cruisers
of less thar SO and more han 80 feet
over all length. Glass u is for cruisers
Of less than so feet and more than IS
feet over all length. and the rating OF
these vessels must not be less thar 40
per cent. OF the water line length. For
the championship trophy these TWO
classes vii corpetc In one division oil
their actual rating. and as there are
many new boats this season In both
classes the races should attract "A big
entry list and the competitions he very
keen.
In zach race each yacht must carry
a suitable tender. two anchors and cables
head line. compass. charts. bucket and he
fully equipped according to me N'eri
can Power Boat Association rul's. The
boats must be Inspected before being
allowed TO start. and no professional
pilots are allowed o. board In any ca.
puritE
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-14
YACHTSMEN TO HOLD
HOLIDAY REGATTAS
Four Clubs Will Have Races
on the Sound on Me-
mortal Day.

H. addition to the annual regatta 81
the Harlem Yacht Club. which will he
sailed on Memorial Day. the New lo-'
Yacht club. ~Seawanhnka C%orinthiaa
Yacht Club and Indian Harbor Yacht
Club also will nav races OF the Souri
The regatta NJ the Harlem Yacht ClGo
il the only open event and Il really
marks the opening Of the racing soaso1.
In this race points are credited 20 tho
winners IN the different classes for he
championships. The start will he made
az noon from a line off Execution Ro.A
and the courses are triangular.
The New York Yacht Club Will have
n race for the new 40 %footcrs. twel"c
OF which have been built since last sea.
son by Herreshoff. several ~ these
yachts already have been turned over
to their owners and have arrived NJ the
western end OF the Sound. They have
had tuning IN sails whenever tnc
weather has been favorable and seem
to be doing we'll. They are not esp
oiaily attractive looking. being short
ended and high sided. They are beamy
and have lots OF room below deck. They
are undoubtedly fat and A. is usual
witt all HerreshoT built yachts. VIII
win friends a. the season progress 'S
and at the end will hav hosts of al
mirer-.
The indian iIarbor Yacht club vii
have special races for the OLD aud new
on" design Class.>. ght new 20 foot
ers have been built and n many Of these
is are ready will start In the first race
on Greenwich. These yachts have been
bu { from designs by J q. Alden.
The Se~awauhakt corinthlan Yacht
club has IA class of twenty small knock
abouts built by Herreshof. and these
will sal their first race OF the season
at oyster Bay on Memorial Day and
viii race there every Saturday and holi-
day during the season.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-14
EUROPEAN MAILS.

The Anchor liner California, SAILING to-
morrow fnr Liverpool VII axe mall clos
Ing - $3.50 \. VI, 10Y bur"po. "Nc'pt ser
many, Austria. Hungary. LuScmburR, Bul-
gatia. Serbs, rurtty. -, \,thcrlands,
Norway, sweden sud DENMARK also Tor
Africa, Nest AHit ans iI'' Indies.
m Italian liner san Giovanni. sA'iing
Monde" for Genoa VI t'h' Wn., t.'-ihs
a, 10 80 y. 81. Tor tiai. I!GN1ania, N'rLia
aud Greece.
IN, American Lne- KroonlaHi, sit'ns
Wednesday for Ltvcfpo". VII ttkv inai!'
clo a. $40 \ y FOR Hr"A' i''td't'
lr, land and south Africa.
Tho Lloyi lta.!ano lincr Tlnrul,Ut. all
iug THURSDAY for Genoa, VIII IL .Hdh,
dosing - .:30 \ =, for RAY, Humans.
sutherland and greece, when special!
addressed only.
Tho Scind mas .au-Ainer' can inner 'Scar
II. sal'n. thursday for Chrisiih uaand
aud chrl-Uauia. Viii take mall C.p-ins -
10 y. ", fpr Nu-ws. SV,i'n, Denmark.
tho Setherlanu~, Germ tr!, An~iT's
hungsr!, Lua.mourg Bulgaria. serbia
ana TurScy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-14
I'D. ROOSEVELT LAUDS
new PATROL SQUADRON
Five Power Boats Ready for
Call Of L. $. ManRuvrc in
Boston HarbOr.

F~rauAlin Il. Roosevelt, Assistant Sec
etary of the Navy. reviewed the Noiun-
ts-r Patrol Squadron In Boston tiarbor
Friday "A week ago. The fleet % i've
sturdy power boat looked grim and bust
nessiike AS they drew away from the
float of The Boston Yacht Gu at City
Point,
The Assistant Secretary was on the
bridge of Patrol Boat I, owned by A.
Loriny Swasey. who designed the YES
sells. Mr.. Roosevelt carefully watched
the manpuvres Of the boats as they
swung easily into line and passed down
the harbor.
These patrol boats have been built by
patriotic yachtinen who intend TO dr''l
, each year and to hold themselves in
| readiness 10 srrv. In case this country
is involved in tlOstilitieS. They are
.Uwre1 by Mr.. SSaset. Commander Stuart
Davis. Frederick HUMPHREYS. r.anxdon
HUMPHREYS and Roland Nickerson. The
, hulls are Identical In every detail and
were designed by Swasey, Ray mond &
Page. who last year turned nut the noted
HOup-La.
Each boat is 40 feet long. s feet .
inches beam and . feet q inches draught,
and is powered with "A six cylinder -.
inches by 90. inches Sterling motor com
plcte with electric starting and Lighting
equipment. The engine can toe fully con.
.rolled from tho bridge, Each boat can
make more than IS miles an hour.
Mr., Roosevelt was highly pleased with
the performance of the boats. re
watched the system OF signalling which
has been arranged, and complimente1
Commander Davis on the excellent work
of his amateur officers and crews, who
have spent time and honey for the p"r-
J lection Of tho squadron.
Cad, that's bully Mr.. Roosevelt
yelled into tho ear Of Arthur !. Homer,
feet engineer, az the tiye boats slowed
down simultaneously in Obedience to tho
lowering PARKWAY OF the red cone at the
masthead of the flagship. observe po-
sition more closely" was the silent COM
mand read by the signal officers As
another signal Huttered on the stan,
length of the navy yard at Charleston
and cIrcled about. having crossed the
stretch Of fog e~nshrouded water came
the order "%disregard Of nag
ship and return TO station
The four started homeward while the
flagship drew up alongside the landing
and Mr.. Roosevelt stepped ashore. 4
! minute later the flagship was Fastening
after the others of the squadron.
Each boat IN constructed 10 mount a
machine gun capable of delivering 500
shots a minute. Because of their small
size and ease in manoeuvring they
make a difficult target for an enemy's
shin and can easily overhaul submersi-
b,es. A we'll directed shot will blind
a submarine or sink II. Each boat Is
! equipped with q wireless apparatus with
"A 300 mile sending radius.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-14
YACHTS CHANGE HANDS.

The following transfers of yachts are
reported through h Hollis Burgess
Yacht Agency:
The ~ foot waterlin. Xnockshout auAii-
larry power boat Venture sold for Dr.
Cha rles G. Poster OF Cambridge. Mass, to
Howard r, Hart Of Now Britain, Conn.
Tor ,se at E.dsartown. Msr'ha's Vineyard
The q foot ostboat. No. 70 sold FOR
Daniel Crosby & Son OF Osterville, Macs,
10 Alexander Smith Of Chicago. IL, for
use at Hyannis, Mass,
The u foot knockabou, ClsritS sold for
$ A, Bcggs Of wohurn, Msss,, to A. V,
k-tteis, Cnited states navy.
The y foot knockabout Arab sold for
Harold Dearborn Of Brook ine, Macs, To
Arthur NJ. Beslc Of Boston,
There nre reported through the agency
OF John G., Alden OF Boston:
the 81 foot Lawley cruising knockabou,
Juanons to Redding,on Fiske OF Boston for
use at COtuit.
Horace II. Soule has sold the Is foo,
t~nockabout Osprey IL. 10 Il local yachts
man. who will race her on Massachusetts
BAY.
Mr.. Z. p. Motley Of Boston has sold
the Manchester one design ~ foot water,
line ~knockabout Quawk to Frederick Mason
NJ Providence. Il, J., Cor use on NaTragan
sctt Bay.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-14

WASHfSuToN, May ~. FORECAST Tor
weak beg inning sunday. May IA
The Indications are mat Tho coming reek
vii l.. gru,ra'ly p,f-cat' AVID "1oI With
prctHiynsl local rain throughout IN" Vt
ante state. tn" ONO NJllty ana the re-
E.ar r tho k~'tt Lake,.
~tmIat conditions W.i prevail. tue urst
..A of Tho week IA the uppr. Nis-isslppi
Vale ant IA. plains states, followed By
generally fair weather ami a reaction -
formal temperatures In thcsc regions aiter
! uosdI,,
vail during tho week over the Rocky Noun
;siu and plateau regions and tho Pacitf
stages. In the Gulf -tate- the weather VII
be generally fair. VIA normal tcmpera-
fureA.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-14
Movements ~ Naval Vessels.

WAsHINGroN May ~J--juuboa' Al
tarv ia: arrived AZ san Francisco. de-
Mccall 81 Ros.bsrk. y. y; Yacht eyiph
at Newport Now. tux PotoniI- at C'r's.
tohal, and tender lluop,h Al NLw Lcn!ou
Collier Brutus has sailed from Cr'stohai
Tor Ba,bo., monitor AmpLitr!te from New
Orleans for New Haven; submarine G-1 from
New port Tor Block Island, gGnbont Marietta
FROM Tainpi~c 'or TuXpaw; yacht May
flower 'rn'i Washington for cruise; collier
Naushsu tom san fran"'sco 'or san Diego.
bsttleship Oklahoma from Delaware Break
water for Tompkint"ille, monitor ozark
from Hampton Roads for New York sup
ply ship Supply from Guam for Nagasakt.
and Gunhost Wheeling from Carmen.
Mexico. Tor Vera Cruz,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-14
STANFORD TO COME EAST.
Track WiN D~ IN Hand At
Cambridge.

SAN rRANCIsUo. Cui.. Siay iS--Stan-
ford University IL sending u team com
posed almost entirely OF stars, men who
hold AT least one record on the Parifc
Coast, to meet Michigan on May 20, and
to compe in the /. e. A. A. 4. A,
championships at Cambridge on May ~.
Although they do not expect IA victory
the stanford athletes are confident
Of a place high In the running. and
feel that they will defeat Michigan
Murray. tho captain, IL Il great track
athlete and Is almost a track
team In himself. He joCs the hundred
In 10 fiat can make the high hurdles
at II Nat Che has been timed at l4:+)
he steps the low under - he negotiates
the eco yard dash in II q. Murray
has cqualled the above performances ir
tho same afternoon.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-14

Lieut., r. l. Non's merry - r,',-r@ 'is'
E-sign r. G, H'tsel from Philadelphia
yard to naval hospi,sl. Washington
Commander L. l.. 'hsdwick 10 the VII
miugtbn
Lieut. . n Bowdey from III. Chauncey
20 thu Wilmington.
Lieut.. W l. i."uN 70 thc Chauneey.
L'cu, ". l.. Beck from naval maya
s'no Philippine Islands, 20 home Tor
orders
Lieut. ! NJ. Poole. Jr. from oionsspo
citation to home for orders
Lieut. W +. Will!amsoH - 'hc Galvec-
TON
Lieut.. .. " Mc,,il 20 .he Ds'c.
Lieut. ] Il smith u tho Wilmington
Lieut.. \ II r. Allen to AID on 'taff
CON maudr' IN CHIEF ASiatic fleet
Lieut.. r y Tv,yt'le TO the Fe!ens.
ftsscl A~sistaut Surgeon 4 stuart
'rnnI american legation, PekiI, 30 the
GAScston.
Passed Assistant Surgeon ] 4 B.ss
from IN" Galveston ~ tho Nl'WNEE'oU.