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VOL. IX. NO. 3Ck
ROCKY MOUNT, N. C, FRIDAY AFTERNOON, JULY lllh, 1910.
DE UTSCHLAND ,s TWO DEAD INSTORIVI SHRIWERS HERE AID RRITIS
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WHICH SWEEPS IN THE WORK FDD
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K-W4EMPtE
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H WAIT BUT OHLY A DAY BEFORE
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This Is Report By the Navy
Hoard Given to' Acting-'
i Secretary Polk
DECISION REACHED IJY
"fc t n - m, ....
N iU 1KALITYE0ARD
Front of Kress Store Rc-
ported IJIown In and 2
Men are Killed
Tim C..1 - i. .
-v I'uiiuiaiiiie is uniy a
Peaceful Merchant Craft
and Entitled to All Privi
' leges as Such Was the De
sion by Board.
tlio A.iMiriaO'il
Vnshinjjtoj,, jh-H.--
report on the. status of tin
limit submarine Deutsi hhmd
I Aol ing. .Secretary 1'i'dk tod
An tidvison
tiorman mor
ulitiiitted
y ly- tin
STORM IS MOVING UP
TJ I E ATLA NTIC COAST
Upwards of Three Score
Shriners Here Sign For
- Sudan Temple
Hightidc at' Wilmington Is
Apparant New Hern Is
Apprehensive of Points
Along the East Carolina
Coast.
11 t iii'Htrnlilv hoard is and'
h1 riuil tn lin i-.i....i i ' i i . .i , .
" '" 'I'-imiou Mini ine ship is
pciociui merchant craft ami cnliticl
j'i iviiegs as such.
SPECIAL AGENT HAS
GOOD CHANGE TO
RECOVER
ti V lli. A hiii. nm4 Pn U.S.
Niiiiini'i-viile; S. C. July 1 .- Tvvo
ini'ti iiie lciioitcil k illt-il itiid I'xtfiiaivc
l:nii;ijjf iloni' liy'tlic Htorin wliii-li HWCiit
!! Atliinl ic i'o.'ist liist iii'siit ami eon
tiiinc'l toiiiiy. , '
, JV1 oiifji'i" (lil'atclic.s f i oio ( '!i;i'lostoii in
(lirat.c'l that the stoiin i:y.il tlnl
through tlio in'glit ami at 10:1.") tlijfi
morning the wi.nl was still liiyh ami
tluit tin1 uat'er Croat liad In en innunila
tcil. Only inti-riiiit tout, wire reports
with the storm' swept -eijy, twenty miles
away .was possilile. 1'ir.st jvjiort sJuiU:.
MtiJ thum wo men were killed when
the wiml lilew in the fiiiiit of Kress,
stole in . Jv i ii jf street. ; There was 'no
ir si rvii-L'. Trees. ami pollsi lit-
INSTALLATION WILL 1JE
THE GREATEST AFFAIR
The New Temple In Eastern
Carolina Is Created Uy An
Order of the Imperial
Council Yesterday.
i-t
-A!.mtie
oj si .inn .....:.. i t . . .
w ....-, ,s , a (.u,.,., (.-,i,i,,ll h
.. the hoHpii,,! ,)t (, ,.,,.. hl,r(, W1h
. V l"c"o-noumi iiiioii'Ii Ins lelt lime
lout akii',, .1... l ...
" ' " l" neari, while two neK
"-"'"I' oiona imiiriH snppo-,4.
i i " ' orm e Ale.Ninr ami Kr-
"oi niiuerwiir, are under tjuurrt with
Vamfnl ivyinids and a third unit iein.-int
ii (lip Wiiiliiit is heiii earnes'U- oii"lit
fJnlrf.sd Kpreial arrent was shot- nt
ll.asiuit Hill, N. f. ,.,,rv I'hnisdiv
innrnitiR hv the three neirroes whom he
I'ltiMiipU'il to put under arrest while
they wore Ileal mi; a ride on ti -nmket
st n
tied the streets.
It. is not evpriTed there will he heavv
i.uialt-U'H on.ashxuils- nuar-l 'harlintua
persons t Here had waniint; ot the storni
ami .hundreds went to t'hai lestoii.
WILMINGTON EXPECTS
FEEL rUBY STOEM.
AV-thn-nrrtrni, N. I'., July 1 1 Allhon
there were indications of the niuirmie
ere rtiorm wnieli is Kvce
AW;ntie coast iiiaiim
sanl that veslerdav- s hu'h tide was ;il
their
(fun, w hni,...it .iv Ui'lli'Vt'd, was
juirposp to have rohlicd.
in ine iiiflit which lollowed the nt
.teiup, uirest M ire in I Aent Hniswe
was hit liy a shot from a lare ealiher
revolver which went entirely t!TYoi!"h
his liodv piereinjt bnth" sides of his loll
.-liinj; a few inches aliove his heart. The
white man kept up. the light, however
and the nejrro Horace McNair, svho dc
. : In roil that his home is nt, Klrod, was
hit twice, once in the thifrh Ineakiiij.'
Ins loir, while tlie'secoud shot shattered
the lai'k'e lione in his arm. He is in t In;
r.iilwav hospital here for treatment. Kr
nest AndiMsun, who 18 a vouth, lieinj
vet in his teens, was hit once in the
lej;. He was given only a llesli wuunjl
However, and alter meitictif atj-eni-iou
he was turned over to the oflioors; The
third tieifro, who sD far' as is know-n
'was unhurt, is tiring sought hy the po
lice
tici-e v,f the
IIL' up tin
lai yosierilay s liu'li tide was
most a record. . .
j iiu..iiiwi.uimiii tun" iteeiiw-1 iinvr hrrn
south of here, h:iiui been responsi
tor this oouditiou. Tin' coasHuard cut
tor Srunindo i l, f ;y iin; f
seiii'eii ol two haifies reports
tlio 1'aroliua const, having hp
,t 1 1 1 1 1 1 tin- t ' i 1 1 1 1 .1 ii i Ii. t e:
tor had not returned early t
n.
iim rr
lost. Ill'
n mvnv
i ne cui
ARRIVAL OF STORM
EXFECTED, AT NEW BERN.
New lierii, N. .
mile wiml from the
.Inly
st in ni
TT7T.V twmity
, the sunt he;l:-t
indii-ated tlio apprumh of tin' coast
storm and. while no report had tni-u re
iveii 1 nun lioaulovt onrlv today it i;
hnown a Heavy sea lias iieeu ruiiniii!
there. ' ..
Through a greater part of the night
the w ind was coinpa i at i vcly high lint
h.'HI not done any damage according to
repoi Is. .. .' ...
J. II.
CLARKE TO BE
HUGHES SUCCESSOR
' Uy the A ;-si ic lat oil I'rcsx.
Washington, July 1-1. J. . II.
Clarke, United States rtlstrict judge
at Cleveland Olio, was nominated
?y President Wilson today as an as
sociate justice of the supreme court
to succeed former Justice Hughes.
LAST REPORT IS -OVER
RAILRQAD WIRE
Savannah, Iin,, .Inly I t. Two men
were killed and great- damage suffered
Icy shipping in I'liarlest according to
tin' reports given to Ivlmcr ('. ('lark, a
lispatc her for the Atlantic Coast .Lino
liullorad, Clark was ii miniiiiient ion
with Chaileston for. only-u minute after
which the wire was lost.
COTTON MARKET
(By AooUtd rresn.)
i jen' lork, July L i t. Cotton futures
opened Hteiidv, July ia.83: October 13.
liiieinlier, 1J. 17; January, lXi.'t; March
. l;!.:ts.
-The cotton market opened steady to-
day at an advance of 6 to 10 points int
there watt a eonsideralile realizing
aoinii tne opening and pnroB reacted
X, 'Tht after 4he-eali writh-fyetolier selling
s"$00!FhA Deermlirr, 13.14, or within
'B points of yesterday's closing
,1. The niarkrt however firmed up
,n enrt of the nrst Iinnr with c
j A v'ig 13.03 nnd Deeember, 13.10
- : to 1Z points net higher.
.j M during June ,ri7(i,4iC 1ml
' it .,p lit liniers a-ni Tor llu , ivim
nths ending with .TiiiieT,IKri,li:t! bales
' iJiand June iiil was 1,x'J,Hl'ii and
" " is bureau aiinounood today .t'ot-
xlic storage and at oompresess 1,
: 'ft. -Cojton spindles active diiring
iiinBiimberrd 32,-."0,:il'i.
r STOCK MARKET ' I
LINEMEN TELL -
WIRE SITUATION.
Atlanta, (ia:, .lulv 1 I. - The hnrrioune
which last -night -swept th, coast of
Koutli ( 'an I i u a lid lieorgia early today
,had parsed to the north ot Charleston,
w recking telephone- and telegraph linrs
and doing considerable ilamage other
w ise. I
Charleston was A t off from wire com-
niunicatioii and nifl cports had been re
ceived since last iiifLrht.
. Since there are .'sonie-'two to tliriV
si o:i- hhunofs- in this -city, ."a maioritv
ol whom signed the appliual ion-foin
teniple at New Hern, and who automat
lei.Uy deiiut to the new temple the fol
lowing taken from the .New Hern ' Kun
Journal,, regarding the creation, of Sui
dan Jomple will be il with interest
Menihers of Oasis Temple at Charlotte,
who have loinod in the application to
the Imperial counsel tor new temple
in Kjistern Carolina auikthwe are some
ooO ot them, will welcome ho news of
the creation of the new temple, and it
is expected that the' installation of the
temple sometime ; during t-he-ne.t t" sev
eral m'oiifhs w ill be an occasion of great
interest. iSiiii-e lioanoke, Va.( was suc
cessful in its application it may be ex-1
pecieii inat the installation coromonies
will follow close upon one another and
that probably, prominent Shriners . from
over the nation, will belni(ued tij::al
t!id. :'-.'':' .
lho gtn news was vesterd:iv after
noon receiver in New Hern tionr liufla
lo, .N. ., to fhe effect rant the Imperial
counc'il of the Mystic Shrine had grant
ed permission lor the t'st"1'lwi'"'""t "r-
lemple in New Hern,
done as soon s pos-
THIS ONE'S THE REAL THING
(shrine .
will be
11 .Mystic
nnd this
Bible. -":
New Horn Shriners ami other Shnn
rrs ill Kastern North Carolina have been
lor a long tune endeavoring to have
Shrme hieated here.- lr.-J. hlioiii has
labored faithfully with this end in view
and to him the majoritv of the credi
I'm llii. -i.'Mill- -hH-itiiiedrgrhrp:
Accoinpan'ing l)r. - h'hem. to liiiffalo
to make the reiiiost for' the dispensa
tion was A. H. Andrews. Jr.. of h'aleigh,
L I. Moore and W. I. Dunn.' They
carried ajciiiu with them the -endorse
ments of a largo number oT Shi'ihers
in this rta to and when the reouost was
made the dispensation was granted. ..
'nie-TTiTTrre of the now temple has been
selected.; The Sudan Temple will tie
its title and. l'r. Hliem will "hereafter
be known as "the, father of Sudan, as
W. S. Liddle the "father of the
Oasis, Temple.''- at. Charlotte -a mi .. i.
Harron, of Columbia, the father of the
temple at Charleston, S. C.
Hefore Sudan Temple caflie in ine
there was only one temple in North
Carolina," this being Oasis, at Charlotte.
Oasis Temple ha -about Iwoivty-two
hmidred inemhrTS. Sudan will start oil
with about fivo huiidred 'member and
this will rapidly be ine reused.
Mr. A. H. Andrews, Jr., ol Kalcjgli,
at presentWlrand Master ot the An
ient I'liT and Accepteu Masmis (ir
North Carolina will bo the-first l'ot-
ntiite of the n'W temple.
The establishment of the Shrine here
will be of great benelit to New Horn in
manv ways and Masoliis all over this
part of the State are delighted to know
that success along this line has at lasT
been achieved.
(rMyrf"wMwwsHjpy.'WM iiiiimiijiujii iiWi ,t ii M, n m.i.imm m-mTTttri-MiTriiniiiii
,,! i viiii turn man ' i
1 , M.
VAr .'i-'-.r xL V'::rJl .
fiiJ-,. -5s ' ' ,t , 'fl- the Ii
I. . .r.rJ,J r.rJr1,.p:n rtf,..,rn.. ,rYt f1 nn-imin-itiinMiiiaM),!! , , Iji.1i M I L UL.J LIL LJ
CAB NE
T
DISCUSS
THE JUNIOR NAVAL FATAL -DISEASE
SHARK ATTACKS RESERVES OPEN
AT DEWEY
Coast Guard Is Ordered to
Do What It Can to Stalk
Them
PLAN CLEAR WATERS
supply ship, has sent out S.-(l. S. sig
nals. It is in distress off Charleston.
Savannah sufTe
telephone onicjai
storm had pTissed
ing. ' Thev stated
of gettiiflt.inta. vv
ror noon which s!
I little.. ltern4j;t!t-to
indicated that - the
ii 'hiirlosjii this .morn
there were prospects
re eom m mi tenf mrr-nr-
I'med to point to the
i. . .i . i-.i
laei mar eoiKiui.ms were .improving
over much ot thfl storm area. A line
man reporting to tVie local telephone of
i. . i.
veiociiy was ilocM isiiig. - He said no
lice said tlit the Wind was high but the
street cars were tninmr. there were no
lights ami 7H tel phonos in t hp citv
could be (piestionetll as to casualties and
were out ot romTiission. Hefore he
other losses the wlrl was lost.
Washington, July It.. The naval col
ior Hector is in distress -1.1 miles south
ast of Charleston according to the re
port to the Coast (iiiard cutter service
from the steamer N'aeoochee. The cut
ter Seminole which Was cruising off the
North Carolina coast has goiie to her
assistance. . , , " .
V nuh in ,rt mi lulv -tJ Vtmra Is -rrr n nv
vessel in the-viciiutv lo gato the aid ot
the Hector were sent broadcast by. the
nnvy rado towers at Arlingrrni. The
Hector left ' Charleston Wednesday aft
eruoon for OiiRtamania and has on tioafd
in addition her crew of on marine troop
ers to till up vacancies in the ranks of
Ban Iomingo and Culm.
New York,, July 1 (.Speculation eon
tinned to ceiir jirouniT special Stfls
today particularly mnUirk and eijii
ments, many , of which recorded gains
varying .from, substantia! fraction to
over a point at the outset. For the
most part this advantagr'was well sus
tained In the first half hour. Indus
trial Alookol was again erratic, yielding
'' point, but later. making recoveries
' '.ipers were inclined upwards while
' '!ntc Steel heTA" firm with the
Tracing was lignt and re
port Cl I V,g. :
STORM WARNINCfcS
ON THE COAST.
Washington, July
frnreairs-latest repel
o clock this morning
lestoii had reached n
an hour, Idow ing fro
Storni warning w
on the Soli th . aro
jpal disturbance first
dav appears 'to have
ward between Porto
iiiingo and this morning
deuces ot its location
north of ttif latfer island.
-U.-7 The weather
t stated that at 4
the wind irt Char
elocitv of .rifi mile's
n the'iiorthwest.
re disjilaved today
oast. - The trop
itcl on Wednell
issed northwest-
o and San I'o
there were evi-
short distance
NAVAL COLLIER
IS IN TROUBLE. f-
Savannah, Oa., July 1;
Charleston are that Init
hWf) Hector, thought to
i ports from
?ates steam-
tollier or
There Is An Order Issued
Following Cabinet Meet-
. ing: Today Instructing Aid
of Coast (iuard In the
r- Work.
i.
.the
ONE MAN KILLED
BY LIVE WIRE
Charleston, July 14. The hurricane
which struck Charleston ast night
abated today. One life was lost here.
Ilamage to shipping and the- wa4er --frmtf
was not great and the balance of the
city did not suffer severely. Hundreds
of island dwellers could not be reach
ed today by boat or wire but it is bc
lieved they are safe a they had ample
warning of the approach of the storni.
Many hundreds came into the city.
Hundreds of trees were blown down
and inanv phone and electric wires de
molished.- Fcrrv service also was ef-
jeered ny the Heavy seas an t high tides.
Byq noon electric power which had
-been turned off during the height of
the storni lasf night wasa again turn
ed on. The one death was that of a ne
gro killed hv a tivn wire. - It is report
ed that the tug Eastern, which arrived
here last nmht had lost two bnrees
whicli she had in tow. ' A
Washington, .lijlv II. Tragic
of attacks by shin ks upon bat hei
t lie New Jorw-v const were di
nt today's inert ing of the cabinet'
Secretary McAdim niiiiounceil that
coast guard-wool. I be nrdcrc dto do what
it could towards cleniiiig the coast of
the dangerous lish and prevent ing for
ther loss.nfLlii'e. '
1 us' met ions won' sent bv th,' frcasuiv
department both tn the coast guard rat
ters and life nn i ing stat inns, .Xu -deli,
iiitc' plan of iictioi: has been worki d out
in running dow n tno sharks w hi i.
but the idea is to have the service assist
sible and warn ports of their prMimity.
Ni'un tary Rcdfiel.'t told the YnMnct that
the bureau. of fisheries hair-bedn unable
to offer any scientific explanation of the
attacks on jicrson.s.
CAMP
A CONTINUES RAVAGES THE BlMClTROL
Untie Sara's Lmbryonic
Blue Jackets Are Cath
ing at Camp
CAMI TO
L'UK'POSK
SEKVK 1U(J
TO NAVY
The Work IsTo He In Ac
ford With Strict Military
Principle and the Training
to Make Future Sailors of
Junior Reserves.
Hundred and Sixty two New
Cases and Thirty one
Deaths
DISEASE NOT STOPPE1
Little Time Allowed For
Central Powers To
Form Line
ATTACKS PUZZLING
ThcJJritish Instead of Press
ing On Towards Comble.s
Change Angle of Attack
and Move on Cantalma-
sion.
- - H?-Mi-AmnjPiatMl T.m.
London, July 14. At daylight this
morning the British resuming their of
fensive, north of fe Homme attacked
(he (icrmaii seconifcs defenses and,
.according' to the Hrit)report' pen
(rated them on a front oV mini. Wl.ii..
it is expected the Kritish would not c
low any great length of time bi '
continuing tlieir operations, it i
hardly believed the German second I
would be attacked after only one d
of artillery preparation. Kor it was o
ly the day before yesterday that t
British made, an advance all along tn
linn from Hnrdecourt to Ovillcrs The
direction of the attar also was some
thing of a surjirisc for instead of push-,
ing on towknrd Combles the British
comuimniider chose to attack the flank
of the (icrmnns who faved Cnntelmason.
mid Ovillcrs and those who will occupy -
lo.iies.
There was no ncwa this morning of
portnnt di'velopinents on the remainder
of the western front. But at last re
ports the French were- preparing to re
sume th ineiiBiyaaoiith-of-8mme-
wlulo the dormant are still hammering
at tho defense of Verdun.
The Russians have1 made no gains
since they regained the Htockhod river
where the struggle lias tteen goinr on
with great intensity.
Tho fight banle now appears to hnv
Men cleared or Hermans nut it is nm
known whether the erosstng mode by
iiKhinns have disrif them complete
unmniiind of the left hank. The Aus-
rians having succeeded in holding the
Russians in (J alio l a, but with Delaytn
in the hands ot tns nussians mere is
expected additional important advances
bv the Hnians. The operations in trie
Caiiciisus are becoming more and more -;
important. ;
After suffering heavy losses in tneir
counter offensives the Turks havo bet'n
Iriven back, .-
IIN SPEAK IN
ST. PAUL
There Is Apparantly
Cessation of the Ravages
of the Epidemic In New
York According to Health
Hoard Report. -
"New
pa i ade
H RUN
E CASE
THE CITY COURT
TODAY
There was but
nianded the attention of
mm morning aua nuntj n;f
sion was all that was reif.
hearing. Will Sessoins w
of having fifty-six pjnts
his possession, wj.ich V
evldrnee of having i
of sale fi' 4 was soi l -Rosi!
f-T "- dav.
-..
1.0;
le-
courf
r's ses-
for theJ
evicted
uor in
as an
-'.ose
London, Conn., July H. The
grolilnl 0tLnmpJJpwH4 sht-A-
VoumTcT bv a big grov of trees on thit
banks of tin' Thi"no.s,.is swarming with
c.-fdifts t'nlay at tiio opening of the sum
ii'i t ..w-Ksitm nt' the- I'TirTeiT States Junior
N':i val Mfesyn TTncajiipuu'ii-t,.- -
(ier two hundred American youths
of I I years and over are already enroll"
ed and recruits will be received during
the t.o nronths' session. 1'nitod Sti-tes
army and navy n.licrrs are oil ha id to
gi' r the boys ins4ructlons in naval an I
military tactics throughout IIk' sunimr:-.
Admiral ' ieorgo Ilewcy, for w hom the
training camp was named, is the honor
mii'V loiom.iuilor in rTiiof of the reserve;
w hi jr. i 'a niejj-siMjeiajcif
linvy, l' riiiikim 'Uoosevclt, assistant so
rotary; .(iovrnor Whitm;(n of New York,
anil Mayof ,Utclu;Il of Now "York City',
.III- IlillllllillV I ai !- f esn ll'O I s.
wscar pit raus ami, M. .losephtlial arM
acting vice president ami arc here today
for the opening exorcises.
Life at the ramp this summer will be
strictly in accord with military princi
phs, eai h day beginning with revilU'
ami assembly. From H a. m., until taps
'is sounded nt :Jt) p. m., the boys will
he kept actively engaged in mental and
(By Arniorlated Frssa.)
New York; July 14. A marked
en-use in noin me numiier ot new cases
and. death in the infantile paralysis
epidemic-during the last U4 hours was
shown today in the report of the health
department. In the Jl hours whieh end
en hi io o eioi K Today ins nw eases
were reported while .'II children died
from the disease in the citv.
COMPLETES
physical pursuits and will be trained to
serve their) country if the need arises.
The grove in which the eamp is sit
uated slopes down to the Themes at a
point midwa'v between New I.-oidon and
Norwich, v i -re tie n r i- - -;'ienfly
wide to ! 1 ''If' i iiistn.e.
ITS BILLS OF
LEGISLATURE
-Washington, July 14. Democratic
Leader Kitchin reported to President
Wilson today that with the passage of
corrupt practices bill the house-will
have completed the legislature which he
had reipiested. He asked if any addi
tional legislation was desired and .Mr.
Wilson replied that he was satisfied with
the work done by the house and thank
ed the house leader.
Mr. Kitijiin said that the suggestion
that the house adjourn for three days
had not met with general approval be
cause it was neeoMSHry to stay in session
in orde rto facilitate consideration of
mutters in joint session.- Therefore, he
said the house would mark time by ad
journing from day to dav. He said he
expected congress fi " ' I 'i-
St. PnuJUJAinn., July 14. Without tto
police iTrTT4l'erence: that has marked
meetings- of birth control advocates in
other cities, Mrs. Robert Liggett of Pu- j
luth, today lectured here on birth eon-
trol, before several hundred Minnesota
women ami girls. -
; Mrs. Margaret Sanger, of New York,
assisted in distributing literature on
birth control. The Minii(iota law docs
not prohibit the dissemination of infor
mation on this subject. But a clinic at
which the subject was to have .been dis-
cussed more generally, with maps, eharta
and wax figures, was declared contrary
to law. The exhibit wns abandoned.
Mrs. Liggett recently got her name in
the p.'i'rs by advocating at Seattle 'hat
women of tlie lower classes be segrega
ted as breeders, that no high strung
woman'"-? the upper -classes should be
subjected- to motherhood and that no
child in Nip woTld is worth the vain it
takes to bring it into existence.
Mrs. Sanger recently went free from
a federal indictment in New York charg-i ,
rag- her with sending obscene matter
through the mails in her birth coutrol
magazine,- "The Women Rebel. '''' New
York society men and women, "Miss .
Fola Lafollette among them, puhlieT5"v,
supported what Mrs. Sanger had done..
BOAT TO AID
OF THE HfCTOR
Charleston,. S. C, July 14. Tn n
vlHiiTHecttrr, said tff be bound for
San "Pomiiigo carving 50 marines i
reported sinking ahoot 60 miles, off
Charleston. The lighthouse tender Cy
press Went ut at 10 o'clock this morn
inf to the assUtance of the Hector but
was una!!' to breast the heavy seas J
and returned. The tug igilance, whie'
had " been in wireless communicating,
with tho Hector reported at 12.30 th.t
. f 1 V i i. -J
a steamer was sianamg uy out n ih
not known whether she had trsn-i -red
the marines and crew. Wireless "-
munication is bad. .
At 1.30 this afternoon a lvi .-
that the Hector waa appros hh -
leston at the rate of rov
hour, being-about fourt.'
Details of her enmi.' :
able, hut the steam---
tench with her r
if re.. 1 '.
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