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8ft% March in Parade and
Cheered by People.
CMS! MILLER. ALSO IN LINE
Officer* Entertained at Luncheon by
Citizen?' Committee?City Brilliant
ly lllumniated at Night?Some Paid
Tribute of Silent Admiration?Blue?
jackets Made Superb Showing. j
(By Associated Press.)
NORFOLK. VA.. Feb. 27 -Norfolk |
enjoyed the distinction todaj of bi
IBc tbe first American city tu enter-j
tain the bluejackets of the American
battleship fleet alter their long cruise,
around the world.
Two thousand of tin- sturdy, trim
looking young men who make up the |
greater part of the enlisted personnel
Of the fleet paraded through the
principal streets of Ihe city during
the forenoon and afterwards werej
feasted and feted at the splendid m w I
Naval V. M. C. A. building, completed I
since the fleet set sail on its won?
derful voyage.
Celebration Goes On.
Nearly 2<h1 officers from the fleet
also were entertained at on elaborate j
luncheon at the Monttcello Hotel by >
the citizens' committee.
Tonight, although the sailor men j
are once more fairly stowed away In
their hammocks, aboard the various
ships of the fleet, Norfolk is contin?
uing the celebration of the homecom
The downtown section nf the city
is brilliantly illuminated with seem
ingly endless festoons of Incandescent
lights, am! there was an Illuminated
parade during the evening, which was
replete with uniquely designed floats
and equip pages
Instead of the "welcome to our city"
signs which have greeted the men
Wherever they have gone during the
past fourteen months, the banners
Which stretched on Norfolk's streets,
and on the fronts of many gaily deco-,
rated butldines. held out the more
significant words "welcome home."
Marches Were Admired.
The splendid appearance of and the
soldierly bearing of the tidy bluejack?
ets as they marched through the
streets could not fail to elicit the
warmest admiration. !
The people of Norfolk, to whom na-.
val displays are old. old stories, and j
who are characteristically tindemon-1
strative. were vastly Impressed, and
paid a tribute of silent admiration
and pride which had a deeper mean?
ing than the cheers which broke now
and then from the thousands who
thronged the streets and sidewalks
along the line of march.
All of Norfolk seemed to have'
turned out to witness the review of
the bluejackets, and then- was a spon-1
taneous cheer when the sailors first |
came into view behind an escort of,
coast artillery from Fortress Monroe.
Cheers for Individual Features. j
There were more cheers for the
men of the bat!!.-ship Virginia, the
Vermont companies proudly exhibiting
their red battle trophy flag won at
the targets of Manila Bay: for the|
abip's bands that played Wale and
for the many other notable features
in the notal k> procession.
Thirty two companies m all were'
landed from the fleet this morning j
at the Old Point Comfort disk and
transported to this e-ty on steamers
chartered by th< local entertainment'
committee. ' j
They were accompanied by oisht
companies of coast artillery from Fort
Monroe and were met by several com.
panics of marines ami bluejackets1
from the Norfolk nary vard.
Swinging out of Brooks avenue into
Granby and thence into Main, the men
of the fb-et passed throiish a Imirins
throngs, who in their eagerness to
observe the i4uejaekets who had such
a great share in the succ ssfnl cruise
Of the sixteen American battleships
around the worM. forgot all but the
first spontaneous cheer of welcome
intli one of the ship's bands cam
along pla\ing Pixie."
Tumultuous Welcome.
Then the crowds t-roke :i-to .i t.i
multuons tribute which was caught up
all the way down the line.
The men from the Virginia received
a veritable ovation
The bluejackets Irom the horn- sta
tlon slro receiver! a lion's *har? of
the tpplanse ahme 'tv .-ntr. tin. ?>;
March
Detachments of the Virzima Na?
tional Guard w r.- also in 'h-- i?;?r?d
which was on.- of the mom phlar
ewqn?- snd Interest ins martisl pa?
geants ever seen here
to traversinc Main Street the sate
orw and heir escort passed a cordon
of honor in front of the reviewing
stand ,-ornpos' <l of hundred* of vetet
ana of both the Confederate and l it
kaa armies
Admiral K D Taussig commandant
of the Norfolk imn va^l reviewed
the parade, and was sainted by .'.II
flf the men in pssainc
The hio< is. -v.-- made a splendid
showing in spite of their l-vng sta*
ee board ship, ft was the firs- time
they had appeared in companies
aehnr? Ml some months, but 'heir
Searching was compare-" most farnr
?Mv with that of the arm: reprewsjta
Itres
The yoathfs, appearance ef the sail
nrs enetted marb comment and their
IMasTlng tbronshr.ut was In ??~-T ?
apt i a It Id trirrate o the enlisted per
ene)B?l of the navy of today
Fewrteeg ot the slit-n ships that
encircled the globe furnished iho blue
Jackets for today's parade.
The nicii from the Connecticut. Ad?
miral Sperry s flagship, litid the right
<if the line, and immediately followed
the coast artillery and escort.
Everybody Carried a Flag.
Nearly every person in the crowded
streets and sidewalks he'd a flag and
these were waved In greeting.
I The city was decorated its seldom
(?.?fore in its history, and the long
periods of silence as the bluejackets
were passing were really tributes ot
admiration Indicated hj the smiles
which were apparent on every coun?
tenance
The crowd of onlookeranpread from
tin- streets to the Windows and roofs
of buildings along the line of march
and business was suspended through
lout tin' forenoon and until the sailors
left again lor their ships late In tie
'day
Following the parade, tin- officers
were entertained at an elaborate
luncheon at the Monticello Hotel,
while the l'.imhi bluejackets were given
it feast at the new naval Y. M. <' A
building constructed by money from
John I). Rockefeller.
The battleship Rhode Island left the
fleet today and sailed for New York,
where she |s duo to arrive Sunday :
afternoon.
The New Jersey ^md Kansas will
get away tonight
The New Jersey will touch ut New
York lo land some ammunition at
Tompklnsvllle before proceeding to
her home station at Boston.
The Kansas goes to Philadelphia, j
COLLEGEWVICTOftS
Local Y. M. C. A. Loses Basketball
Game at Williamsburg.
FIST AND (El PLAYED CONTEST
First Half Waa Close. But William
and Mary Jumped Far Ahead of
Visitors Before the Finish?Hughes 1
Brothers Stars.
- j
In a fast ami well played game of
basket ball, the William and Mary Col.!
lege team defeated the quintette
from tho Young Men's Christian As-[
st elation of Ibis city before a large
audience in the college gymnasium at J
WIllluinsMirg last night, bv the score j
of 34 to 22.
The game started off with a rush'
and was a pretty struggle during the,
Bret half, the college boys leading j
their c.ppononts by only two i?oint}? at,
the end of that tiorfod. the score
being- 13 to 11.
In the second half the collegians'
gradually pulled away from the as-:
socl.'uiou ?teatn, the fasti work of j
Driver at forward and the two
llughes brothere at center and guard
Anally landing their team on top by,
the final sore.
The work of Lena at center and 'he
two forwards. Gildm-r and nurbage.
was the best work done by the as?
sociation team.
The local team w-its crippled by the
loesi of iMeonley. their regular guard, j
who was unable to go to Willi ami 1
bur* with the team. The Hughes;
toys, stats of the college five, are
frcm this city and formorlv played
with the V. M. C. A.
The sccto follows:
Y M C. A W. A M.'
Burbage. tlarth.
Forward.j
Monroe (Goldnerl . Driver i
Forward.|
Lena . Hughes. II U.'
Center ,
j Querple tGildner) . Hughes. A.
Guard. .
Hamilb n . Sehiossi? rg
Guard .
, Ft'li| goals- Driver *? Hughes. If.
It . Hoghe.? A . 4: Schlosnb. rg :
Bnrhage j. I>-ni I Hamilton i.
i^?als from foul?Driver I Ia'Oi. s
Referee - King. Cnipire. Profess r
Crawforil Timekeeper, McRay.
Sc i er Getty.
. INSPECTORa"c"o*TO WORK.
They Will Get Their Pay if the Board
ef Aldermen Agrees.
Three inspectors wer.- put to work
i by the rjlr yesterday to jnspcr* the
concrete curb and gutler work of
Contractors %|snp * Pierre
? fit Kni:ineei p. ars.- told 'lie
? conncii aoese time ago ih.i he would
not fee responsible 'nr the concrete
work unless the inspe? tors w< re pr>?
jVid'H The i^tard of aldermen. tv->w
; er?-r ref :s.-il lo make ,n appropria
lion to pa\ the :nm?T or? \: the
special nvelinr. M|?l ?????:. th.- com
(iti'm (onneii na?*. ; A solution at>
? propriating Si -".en pm Inspectors
'and defray other ?portal expenses. Inif
? until 'hi* r??e;i]|:?Hi has Keen acte!
j Upon '?> the ald? rnteii th< itistxcfots
( who wen- to work yeslcrdai will not
(he ?? ie ?f setting anything l-?r their
I se'ns
J Res?-? ? II Tempi- R R K.tton
'and W t Wilson nropo-.-d to the
btsbeav* ani! n'lfi committee that
1 tb?-. we ild rerte s? I asm clor? and
Make the chance of getting a To
this b< lonimliire ?jr.'d and the .n
|?peetc>;s reported to ibe engineer for
r ?
wasningtee Once C ve ijp
lo three ??ort r? was kept ?n Y?A ter
fi\c wreh? ttlooH poison from a
(spider . b.te rnased 'arre deep ?ores
to rover hit leg. The doctors failed
then ' Re?V en's trn ra Stalre , om
pletely enred n? write* Jonn Wash
Intinn <f Rosonri ll|e T"\. Po? e< re.
' sss boils is?rws and pib*s tt> an?
presse mc at all drtiaj'sts.
TRUSTEES WILL ASK
i FOR FIFTEEN THOUSAND
Representatives of School Board to
Wait Up Council Committees
Tomorrow.
i _
NEW BUILDING VERY NECESSARY
! East End Schools Are Overcrowded
Now, and Board is Renting Tem?
porary Room*?Enrollment Now
Larger Than Ever Before and
Further increase is Expected.
A committee of Ihe hoard of si-Ikj I
irusli'i'.s will wait ii|K>n the fluaiiee
and sein ol committees of the oil>
council, in joint session, tomorr w
night and ask for the roconttnenda
tit'll of an appropriation of $|.">.UOO
10 he used in erecting a new school
building at some |K>iut pael of tie
Chesaiteakr & (>lir> railway ?iracks.
The hoard regards it as absolutely
hoc. ssary to have an addltkmal build.
Ing for the easterly section i f ihe
city liefore the session ?;f I9U0-1O.
begins next September, arul Ihe eom-|
nilttee has decided tltat $15.0ihi will i
he necessary for the purpi.se. I
As it would lie impossible 10 pay
for the now building with ihe funds
provided for school expenses, and as]
it is not deemed advisable to isauc-1
bonds even though the legislature '?
were in sesslon to give ihe necessary]
permission, the money f> r the newi
building, if it romeij at all. mus' come
from the city's general fund. Chair-1
man Kamill, of the schools onmmit-j
tee. Is very milch in favor of the pro?
position, but there will be oppositien
In the Rjiance committee and an Int? r
eating discussion probably will take
place when the joint meeting is h< Id
tomorrow night.
All of the East End schools are
crowded at this time; in fact the
only building in the city that is not
having its capacity overtaxed is in
North Kn.I, where the numlier of
graded pupils hues never been large
enough to till the building. For some
time the board has been renting cue
or more small buildings in the Jef?
ferson avenue vicinity, and in this
way all pupils applying for admission I
have Iteen taken care of after a
fashion, although the arrangement ,
has never liecn satisfactory.
This year, contrary to the ex|?ecta
tions of summer, the enrollment in
the schools was considerably larger
than It has ever been in tho city's
history. Next year. Superintendent
Morton and the trustees are confi?
dent there will be an even greater
increase. Hence It will lie absolute?
ly necessary t.i have additional school
rooms, an.) the lioard will have to
rent another building If the proposed
new structure is not provided
Social -Personal
The Friday Afternoon Bridge Whfs
"Inh will not meet again until after
Lent.
Mr Charles James has r.-turn.-d
from a visit to his old home in Surry
county I
A quiet home w.-dilini; was solemn?
ized yesterday afternoon at the resi?
dence of Mr and Mrs. H. -I Fleiiry
Twenty-sixth street, when 'heir
eldest daughter Miss Ruth Fhmrj
b. came the bride of Mr John Orier
son
The re rem on i w.-s performed by Dr
1 lovd T Wilson, pastor of the First
Itapttst Church, an.! was attended on?
ly bv the relativen of th- hri.b' and
groom and a few intimate trends 1
The bride is a well known yonng
lady of this oit\. having resided nere,
since childhood, and the srooiu is a
native of Mnoresvilte. North Carolina.
Immediately after the ceremonv Mr
and Mrs Crierson left for t'barlott
North Carolina, where th.-v wdi make
their future honn-. |
Mr <> P Iwiv.-r 1. t >esterday '""
lx>s Angrlew. t'al e h're h.- w II
reside in the fntrre.
Mr If I. Maynard ? h:t
a draftsman In the naval ?onsttu"
tors ?.Blee at the local shinvard has
nee? tranwterred to 'he \. a Yi.-k
Shipbuilding rnm. m? lie left n<?
"ich' f - Taniden \ l to enter up
his new dutt's
Mr and Mrs Artuir S 11 a.-rs <?'
Norfolk. are sr?-n lint a '< >r
slth relative* in tnts nt\
FUNERAL OF B B WlLKINS
Services Will be Meld at Newco't
News Baptist C*uirch
Fineral aervicew ever 'h-- "man s
rf the. late p. R tVilh'r, will >x. eon
div-te,) at the Newport New? itaptL'
chareh thts sftern n at *. n'? lock b<
th- pas-^r Rev l.kod T Wllanaj ft
P The bOfU win be laterrrd at
t;r'-*mt4?n ivnwterx.
caieasn It K Vtllkins r?'uw! >
?he ctfv yes'erdav rfterno a b-ing
ing hi- b-TSher , body :r m Wa lt
tnrton ?tax v.. The bm|, 1a now
at I'SfUla \nrUus residence
filiere the pallbearers ?'II assemble
I rhls afternoon at 2:1'? ??clock. The
I pallbearers will i>e as follows: Active
I ?Dan Welsh, W. t). Heath, W. II
Abdell, C. Wi Lewis. L? roy Jenkins
ami C. V. Suiton: honorary?George
' II. West, W. B. Vest, A ('. Garrett.
H T. ivy, W. it. Parker and .1 J.
Chesdle.
Mr. Wllklnn ,iii*?j Friday morning at
the starm mnt sarltariutn, Washing?
ton Grove, after a lingering 111 u?-s:i.
Ho hau been In ba?| health for several
years.
A native of Elisabeth City county,
Mr Wllklns was born. ? n August 14.
lstil. About ir> years ago he came
to Newport News, which was then a
mere village, ami be hail !>??? n a con?
stant resident here sin? , then. He
bi'came one of the city s mo.st promi?
nent business men. was universally
j regarded as n citizen of sterling
I worth, and liad a wid'- circle of Intl
j mate fi-iends. Hls natu?* ap|?eara
upon the roster of the Pioneer's Citi?
zens, the members < f which organlza
lloni have lived here for 2't years or
in re. 1
Mr. Nelms on Annexation.
"Februar. 7, lim?, j
I Daily Press?; j
"Newport New sf \ ,i
'?Gentlemen:- -
? I note in ycur paper his morning
reference t;> ? the plan advocate by
the Wythe Prulecitlve Association.'
and note the slatrmtuit thai tills as?
sociation's plan contemplates the an
ne.vatii n by Newport News of terri?
tory extending almost lo 'h.- very
limit* of Hampton and taking in the
new car barns of Newport News and
Did l'< im Railway and Kbu-tTic Com?
pany. This re|x>rt is Incorrect. The
Wythe Protective Association has
adopted no plan as Indicated, in fact
has not adopted any plan whatever.
"At the request of the annexation
committee <f Newport News, a com?
mit toe from the Wythe Protective As.
sociation was appointed to confer with
?th? Annexation Committee of the city
to ascertain what was purposed in the
matter of annexation and to report
ito a meeting of the association. I
"The association has held no meet- I
ing ?since the conference, so the as- j
sockition has taken al>soluitely no ac- J
tlon in the premisets. nor is the com?
mittee of the Wythe Protective As?
sociation gathering any statistics as
slated by your paper. I
"I trust! that ycu will make 'bis
correction and very much oblige,
"Yours very truly.
"\\. J. NELMS,
"President Wythe Protective Associa?
tion.''
SCOTCHMEN MUCH INTERESTED.
I Great Crowd Will Gather to Hear
Rev. Mr. Wellford.
I The committee of Scotchmen which
hns undertaken the task of inviting
all Scotchmen in this vicinity to hear
I Rev. K. T. Wellford preach on their
?native country at the First Presby?
terian Church next Sunday evening
has met with great success and much
interest in the sermon has been
aroused.
I It is expected that the sermon on
j "Scotland" will lie beard by a larger
congregation than any of the numlier
of interesting historical sermons re?
cently preached by Mr. Wellford, al?
though the entire series has attracted
unusual Interest. :
MR. T. B. JONES PROMOTED.
Well Known Young Insurance Man
Special Agent for Virginia Life.
Mr. Tbcmas B. Jones, a well kn<"wn
young insurance man who has been
? ssistant superintendent of the L:f-^
Irsnrance Company of Virginia h* re.
has been prom led to the position of
special agenr of the ordinary dei?art
i ntent of that company, with head
ipiarfers in this city. His cftlcr-* are
at 24(13 Washington avenife.
Mr J. nes' t rritory includes this
city Norfolk. Portsmouth. Hampton.
Phcebvs and other points in Tide
water Virginia
Death of Mrs Madeline Dune.
Vr* Madeline Robtcnon Dunn die*!
y< sterday aft' rn? n at S:!.? o'clock a'
the resldenc of her daughter. Mrs
J It C. Ka'n. 12.: Thirty-tlrv stre-t.1
after a lingering iil.iess. She in BUT
vlved bv two so. s Messr?. T. A
Dunn, of Sr Louts and R S Dunn
c.f Johrson. Tei.t; and one f;augbti :\
Mr? K'ln \lr- Dunn was hvm tn
Pett rsiiurg KT \ ? ar ago Funeral
services will he , "ducted a- 'he res?
idence this a I? -.c->n at 5 o'clock by
Rev IJ ve T Wilson. The b-sty
rill ?>?? :.iie i! Petersburg tomo
n w 'or inte-n: t:
V?f, Meet<ng.
Rev V. p.-ritct n Jones. D I? of
Hnnt "m. sill i* tho speaker a- the
nui'ir.; ' m r i* the TVonderlanl
lh?at- r und? r a u spiee-? cf the
Yoni z Met.' i imian Asset SfCb-ti
tins a';, i rs : Ja o ? 1W, Dr
Jor.e.- tnv,. ? t. |ir> -\ ftand c.f
Men \\b>s it. , --, r.od Tone bed ',
*e?-uj| Meeting i
T >' tlssr of the -rsneph
( harks, M< ?-? il <;ulM wtn be h^ld
? in ?;""i'i?i at H o >|? k a1
f < ho?H OaVers f r J
Ibe rn ilns ? ? -. ill v ehvied sad
o lv r fnij-? ,. .-,n s. dt* <\ of.
P?f StDENTiau INAUGURATION !
Wa?bt?gto-< 0 C Marc" *tb.
tS7S?not.ND TRIP???.ri
Via
CHESAPF.AKC A OHIO
For 'I . i . a* lor Cb?-??P'
Jr Oh'n sip >e-l| flehet* from ?Md
pe-tri Hampton nd Newpor New -
?n Wa-h-naton p r? ajhd retnrn ?t
rate of %:;- tens * am ssk- Feh
man J?tk W.-.i. ist. fnd and trd
with rtssil ii ''smtsg to b-sve
Wnshinrtoe not \??r then night <rf .
Man b ptk It leb 21 ?. ?? 2 .
Find Help in Lydia E. Pink
ham's Vegetable Compound
Winchester, Ind. ?"Four doctors
told me that tliey could never make,
? regular, and
that I would event -
ually have dropsy.
I would bloat, and
J sufferfrombeariiig
[ dow n pains,cramps
and chills, and I
? 111 < 1 not sleep
nights. My mother
u rote to Mrs. I'ink
ham t'oradviee.and
I began to take
Lydia K.l'iiikham's
_ Vegetable Coin
pound. After taking one and one
half bottles of ti>e L'oMpotttid, I am all
right again, and I recommend it to
every suffering woman." ?M its. May
Deal, Winchester, Ind.
Hundreds of such letters from girls
and mothers expressing their gratitude
for what Lydia K. I'inkham's Vege?
table Compound has accomplished for
them have been received by The Lydia
K. PiukhamMedicine Company, Lynn,
Mass.
(iirls who are troubled with painful
or irregular periods, backache, head?
ache, dragging-down sensations, faint?
ing spells or indigestion, should take
immediate action to ward off the seri?
ous consequences and be restored to
health by Lydia K. I'inkham's Vege?
table Compound. Thousands have Iwen
restored to health by its use.
If yon would like special ad vice
about your case write a confiden?
tial letter to Mrs. Pinkham, at
Lynn, Muss. Her advice is free,
and always helpful.
loans!
Get together all your SMALL
BILLS. Use OUR MONET to
I pay them off.
We are making PRIVATE
IX) ANS on your personal note
of $5.1)0 and upwards on short
notice without publicity or ad?
vance charges.
DON'T HESITATE
to call on. us. We will let you
have the MONEY QUICKLY
and put the matter in such
shape that you can repay the
loan in easy weekly or monthly
payments to suit your own con?
venience.
We also loan on PLAIN
NO 1E to S.VLARIED EM?
PLOYEES, holding permanent
positions.
If you will can, write or
phone, we will cheerfully ex?
plain our terms, etc.
SOUTHERN LOAN GO.
29th Street 4. '"ashington Ave.
Entrance 2b. ?9th SL
Rcli 'Phone 183.
HEALTH FOOD
BAKERY & CON. CO.
Cor Washington Ave. and 31st Street.
Newport News, V?.
i^-^d ft**-.;
ALT
DIAHALT
BREAD
REGISTERED
Best Ever Made
For Salt? br All (ivocru.
Tncfc Cremst Dead
'H>- As.?? .at< A ITess I
l??\\?M>* (.A r*eb 2; <? .1
HKrtjnetm the c'cllna e-elnae. o
IVivton V?n- d?ed I dar a* a result
of tnpirt'. rerel??Ht ; wo da\? a* '
whlb gitlrg hi. sappirig lie gap'
i??-rforman^ '"
Ills nerv? fe?. 1 najalsS?v| of mmpiie
?w?? ?bim fe. ? gaps ti? ai the ? i*d n'
a steep I net trie a l?rg* rr ?d arK
tie**/ 4 the ae, 1 ;.n
Charges ef Gas Wset'd
?>* ry Mine s rswdlne srtir missnt
Ire" a charge <A aar h"? xs'ed.
ONE PRICE TO ALL
Our Regular 25 Discount Sale
CLOSED LAST NICHT!
During: This Week, However, We
Will Continue to Give a
Special Discount
-on all
FALL
and WINTER CLOTHING
li you faih-d !<> L'.iy during oui regular discount sale, lake advan
l?ge of the special reduction this week. Von will bo surprised
to know how little it w.l. require to fit you out in a stylish,
well-made suit
WE URGE YOU TO COME IT WILL BE TO
YOUR ADVANTAGE
We aiso will bo pleased to have you look at o t spriug line of Hats,
comprising all the new shades ;ind shapes.
Knapp Felt, $4.00
Gotham,$3 00
Nox = AII, $2 00
EACH A GOOD VALUE AT THE PRICE!
GARNER
2714 Washington Avenue
$1.99
This* ROCKER if only
ONE ?.f the many
values we ar? now of
feriog. Can you dupli?
cate it for.
??99
Newport News Furniture Co.
3007 Wagliington A vet up. Newport Newi*. Virginia
BENEDICT S*PE NOW
Li'eSavera Succeeded ha ?umpieg
Out Leak.ng veaaet
We.-1 w a? reeeiyed her.- ys nd.n
Uiat th- life savers who were at work '
on the C r. " masie I sehooner Helen I
II ??? . -i . ? which waa reporter! on ,
Ttinrsdti last, as an< h?red in a dan ,
B'-rnn? position off th' Virginia roes'
S'sr the Assntewgve life ssviag sts
lion wi?h fonr feet of wst? r In her.
!.??'?! as a rcsalt o( having pounded j
heavily on the tw-aeh had setl f >ded
in |iuniT>lnc the v -?<-| mn an! mal
ing lempnrarv repairs, so lha' she ran
J>roe?-e4 to Jier d"s|inat|on
The k. . <t . ? left this pott bound
'or Portland Maine, with a cargo nt
coal on braar I!?
Cutter m-hj?', Plotted
NF.W VOKK. Feb -The revenue
culler Mohawk whirh am ind?d yes
teptay on the rock? In Hep i;afe. wa*
floated lale fodar tntrj Into po;1
and placed ia di> dock.