26 THE SEATTLE SUNDAY, MAY R, 1900. THE UNITED STATES MUST BUILD MORE MEN-OF-WAR. Proposed Increase Through an Holland Torpedo Boat Purdue Expenditure of 5250.000.000 6y the Government (an Re Is None Too Great to main Under tfie Water Maintain the nation's lor Honrs complete- Place Amons tfie ly InvisioieDuriniS Powers. Attack.

ft statement based on the nu- that the Holland ha* beet put. merical strength of ships, the chased by the government and |i T'nlted States navy occupies 11 vessel of I'ncle Sam's navy jn fourth place among the navies of gr>od and regrti'.ar standing, a trwh th« world, and authorities nOWinterest is taken in her hlstnrj- TROMthat If this country Is to maintain its characteristics. standing as a world power Its navy must The Holland is shaped like a sweet po- debate be largely Increased. In the recent tato. is R4 feet 4 inches I n* and 10 fe« j on the naval appropriation bill, Congress- Inches in diameter at the broadest part. man Loudensleger. of New Jersey, point- When erulslnir abott one-eighth of )?,j so ed out that never has thcr*- been great bulk would be above the surface, nnd Hit competition among the nations for for- would draw about eight feet of water, ghn eign commerce a« now, and foreign com- lan be wholly submerged and yet operate mere* rannot be maintained to any con- In a th of twelve feet. siderable extent unless a nation is pre- Propulsion Is effected by a screw that pared to protect its interests against en- derives Its power from a gasoline engine argument, croachment. In clinching his when the boat is running at the surface. Congressman Loudenslagrr submitted fig- When she Is submerged the screw lj ures and tables, which are reproduced on WARSHIPS TO BE BUILT BY THE UNITED STATES, ILLUSTRATION SHOWING THE $250,000,000 ADDITION TO THE NAVY. driven by an e>etric motor and storage this page. battery. This tv-ittrry would be prevtouMy topic Fighters Sea," Speed in Speed in Speed in On the "Our of the charged bv the boat's own engines. Onj Iy-slles No. Type. Type. Rldney Graves Koon, In Wee&ly, Name and knots. No. Name and Type. knots. No. Name and knots. charge of the battery ought to enable her demonstrates that the fighting 1 Kearsarge, battleship 17 22 Des Moines, sheathed protected cruiser 17 ?42 Wilkes, torpedo boat 26.5 to run seventy-five miles under water. value of the American ships, due largely 2 Kentucky, battleship 17 23 Chattanooga, sheathed protected cruiser 17 43 Dahlgren, torpedo boat 30 When submerged her spe. 1 would not the adoption of the new high-powered to 3 Georgia, battleship 19 24 Galveston, sheathed protected cruiser 17 44 T. A. M. Craven, torpedo b0at...., 30 exceed four or five knots When cruising guns, is very evident. Not one of the she can travel a little faster. She has new Maine 4 New Jersey, battleship 19 25 Tacoma. sheathed protected cruiser 17 45 Chesapeake, training vessel for naval academy foreign ships approaches the made a speed of seven or eight knots on in this respect, and the N>w Jersey Is 5 Pennsylvania, battleship 19 26 Cleveland, sheathed protected cruiser 17 46 Bainbridge, torpedo boat ilestroyer 29 the surface, European 6 Illinois, battleship gunboat Barry, torpedo destroyer still further removed from 17' 27 Unnamed for lake service 47 boat 29 As originally designed, the Holland had standards. It may be of interest to note 7 Wisconsin, battleship 17 28 Stringham, torpedo boat 30 48 Chauncey, torpedo boat destroyer 29 three weapons. One was an expulsion that the Oregon's fighting power, comput- 8 Alabama, battleship 17 29 Goldsborough, torpedo boat 30 49 Dale, torpedo boat destroyer 28 tube of the same type that the ordinary ed on her condition when she fought at 9 Missouri, battleship 18 30 Bailey, torpedo boat 30 50 Decatur, torpedo boat destroyer 28 torpedo boat carries. This delivers th# Hantlago, may be represented by 21H.&56 10 Ohio, battleship Bagley, torpedo torpedo destroyer torpedo without any special violence. Tha foot-tons per minute, which 18 31 boat 28 51 Paul Jones, boat 29 has been In- battleship destroyer Whitehead projectile Is an automobile; or creased by the adoption of smokeless 11 Maine, 18 32 Barney, torpedo boat 28 52 Perry, torpedo boat 29 self-propelling affair, Plunger, torpedo it carries a tiny powder and the installation of six-inch 12 submarine boat 8 33 Blakely, torpedo boat 26 53 Preble, torpedo boat destroyer....: 29 screw and automatic sleeting apparatus, rapid-fire guns in place or her six-inch 13 West Virginia, armored cruiser 22 34 Be I.ong, torpedo boat 26 54 Stewart, torpedo boat destroyer 29 and takes care of itself when one* slow-Are guns, to 319.2JW. This Is far be- 14 Nebraska, armored cruiser 22 35 Nicholson, torpedo boat 26 55 Truxton, torpedo boat destroyer 30 launched. The Holland is planned to car- low the figure for any other ship men- 15 California, armored cruiser 22 36 Blddle, torpedo boat 28 56 Whipple, torpedo bo*t destroyer 30 ry three Whiteheads 12 feet long nnd II tioned by Mr. Koon, but it is only fair 16 Arkansas, monitor 12 37 O'Brien, torpedo boat 26 57 Worden, torpedo boat destroyer 30 Inches in diameter. One would be placad to remark that the bulk of the Orion's Connecticut, monitor In the expulsion tube ready for xervlo», 17 12 38 Shubrick, torpedo boat 26 58 Hopkins, torpedo boat destroyer 29 and others would be battery consists of heavy, slow-firing Florida, monitor 12 the arranged along- guns, capable of great penetration and 18 39 Stockton, torpedo boat 26 59 Hull, torpedo boat destroyer 29 side the tube within the boat. The tuba monitor Lawrence, execution, but not showing up To great 19 Wyoming, 12 40 Thornton, torpedo boat. 26 60 torpedo boat destroyer 30 opens out In front. advantage when it comes to a compari- 20 Albany, shoathed protected cruiser 20 41 Tingey, torpedo boat 26 61 Macdonough, torpedo boat destroyer 30 Beside* the ordinary rudder, a vertical son like the above. In all the ships the 21 Denver, sheathed protected cruiser 17 ?From Leslie's Weekly. plane to direct the boat's course to tha heaviest part of the energy may be trac- right or left, the Holland lias a second on*, ed to the six-inch rapid-fire guns, which extending In a horlxontal plane, nnd in- gtve, in the tended to alter the level. from three to five In Pres- times as heavy a discharge per minute Secretary I.cm*. and Incorporated in several parts of ht» body. Cook died In I heard Peterson say: "I'll be d d If The chief virtue of a submarine torpefo as message to congreiM, tfo the monster pieces heading the lists. ident M< Kfnley's NAVAL TONNAGE OF THE GREAT POWERS. an hour. I kneej down. If I've sol to die I'm going boat Is that she can render herself mors mttlenhlpe, but Includes threw dip Our now armored cruisers* will prove to contains no Joseph I*. Cook, private. Compar.y H, to standing up." Just then they be- completely Invisible than a vessel that cruisers, even larger than the \ gan tiring. pain my be the peem of any afloa't. and could at- armored i i *"n!Sßrf ] Ninth Infantry. Home at Hom.'sburg. I felt a great 1n )'?est, always stays on the surface. She could _ I Ercland. i France Russia. States. 'Jet many Italy. Japan. tack, with a high chance California cla*«. three protected cruisers Bunt- I'u. Two penetrating wounds in lit east and fell over. It seemed that somebody certainly deliver an attack by night with- of sufrees, any Columbia, | j , but the *llg"htly larger than the and j | made by Remington bullets'. Holo-wounda had struck me over the breast with a ball out detection, and It 1* even possible that mos-t powdWul battleship If, a» by Is reportfwi. the armor-belt twelve small gunboats, recommended 5M.83S 296, Ml ' 117.210 j (MM lIJ.SS9 1(8,588 31,971) on neck and logs. Died five days later. tnt. Then 1 henrd yelling nnd firing, and she could do so by day. The latter li is to be ten J*\u25a0 ' i i I Admiral Dewey for service In our new In- \u25a0y r 131.600 44 (WO 6V?16 ' 21.713 1T.203 21.560 N'orval. private, Company closet! my eyes when 1 «aw Brown altogether out question isy lncht*4 It will <> I 1 17.41 I I Edward A. n. that of the with thl'k. at once be seen to yet r 61. IV a sular possession* No action ha* been J. 181.185 125.8*8 11.977 .*39 \u25a0 .189 42.112 51.802 Twelfth Infantry. Heme at Gordon 'lty. had been killed nnd mutilated. I woke up other type of torpedo boat. Count, offer far more formidable resistance to n| ir ' 38.510 #1.063 11.397 13.5W 2.279 ! 23.778 Of taken by congress in the matter. In this 'J, " 8.401 Mo. through right groin, left thigh, again to see the colored soldiers about us. such tiny craft navigate inquisitive shell* than the of the n*w 80.080 43.328 41.300 51.884 12.001 None. 10.280 Shot cannot In rough Interesting to note what f ° light leg. back, They FJnglleh, Tlueslan Italian and Japanese connection it is H» 15.660 5,984 5,160 "29 4,026 11.512 4.1 JO Abrasion from bullet across Cook nank while Lieut. John J. water. are fitted to live and «ork nations are doing in this respect. '<*P- Vm 1.8P2 *SO Also bolo-wounda ti. huley. acting assistant surgeon of the or IwittleMilps The design not bHng com- other 27.790 8.898 ' 11.191 Nrnr. 11.672 stomach. suffered severe only In near harbors. They are meant Heoretar.v l/ong'a re[K>rt for 1899 shows T - B. D 23.375 I 590 240 273 :«)0 None. 2.300 on body and legs. There is a chance of Twenty-fifth regiment, cared for him. coast defense only. They require spe- plete, however, the jparticulars are not r U for the new ship* laid down during the year to 7.C50 15,222 11.156 1.891 1 12.993 1 8,218 2.10* Nojval's complete recovery. It was a solemn crowd that looked upon cial skill and courage fully *<*ttled, and a thinner belt may fin- Huh* Hon*. ! 438 | None, None. None. ! None. ! None. on the part of otß- v t»e In tons: i I all decided upon. The FernKHoi, undrr bok Torpedo construction by Total ,*8,748 584.333 \ 281.280 193,967 MUIS 211.614 148,957 Italv, is Interesting as be- Hattlnlilpa Cmtun. i-rnft. 1 1 I j ing a slightly enlarged and «?»« somewhat England lIMW WT.W Building? | «.*> »»?!*? modified Cristobal Colon, of Santiago France «.#* IO.MS K 8 ' «.3R 238.750 43.765 145.672 135.625 102.620 41.516 60.450 fame Mr Koon ways: UuMia nr.ttt \r. C 111.207 i 19.984 36.0(10 ? 19.312 21.882 38.534 » !*?s » 187.600 In protected cruisers we do fare so United Wat M.. 'l9 910 g.JM Pr C 41,008 ' 18 311 14.518 25.200 19.180 j 5.082 | 8,808 not Italy 32 000 1.800\u25a0 33,800 ba.ndwom«!v WTille the powers 51,324 ITnpr. Cr I None. None. None None. None. 1 None. None. other are lKil**ny M.»l 2.W0 4.200 C. I) 1.128 building fine ship* 4.ft*) None. None 12.940 None. None. None. of to 11.000 tons, ?Including f'»ur monitor*. 8)m { None. None. ! 5.008 None. None. None. 6,740 otir efforts havo In I N«»ne. I 1 I None. culminated an anti- tonnage under Tor® Vea i None. None. Nonr. None. Nw. quated design of S.l«X> tons, slower The total construction I) 10 --J0 6.970 7.-607 4.580 M7S 1.200 by two stated the secretary T H 3.022 knots than modern battleship* The now during the year Is by T lj None. 3.945 I.MO 2.188 None. 1.380 3.084 to be: None. 936 None. None. None. None. None. Russian cruiser NovSJc Is Introduceed for Torpedo- comparison The hatterlo* are approxi- BattietMi* Cnli.eii craft, mjn ifi.ui -.T jim qmm 76,bis 115.478 mately equal, Tot*i ! | ilmm J protection favors the Rus- tctuftand W.TM Mt.M 12.900 W.W i sian, In ooal capacity we are ahead, but Prance M.»l ».««? (\u25a0rand total l.itlW ' MMtt 808,928 j 413.5*5 ! Wtt j MM* | ».U» in Sfieed ! Knaal* H».TU 52.6»t t« ?>» I t'nlted State* *107.055 1.9* K'.M# |2'ri! Built «im« mo- On \fsrch 8. congress authorised the s.i« m.iu j mm j im.im ! m.i«o | 7i,as | as.no of iuit n.m j 1710*3 vs.ua construction three more first-claM hat- iltrrmnnr **» »!.»> »?« .. c, ',.'.'.'.1 167.000 i 136.811 i! tJ.wr I 53,41» i 19.342 »,«« i 60.184 tleah'ps, to l»e called the Georgia, New Jnpau 59.?® «?»' 7 ' 133 ISUU Jersey & ; , | and Pennsylvania three large ar- ?lnrlndiuf four numMor*. , linr I Soar. Km. I Hon#.* I 9.687 9.540 Ntm«. 1.800 3.534 18.316 19.179 None. None. None. mored iruleers, HaJifornJa, West Virginia A* all the vo*b«»!h called for l>y Japan'* ,i u I None. 1 I Ltn-c None. 8.994 i.605 None. 2.022 None. None. Nebraska, already l>utW)lnK pro*ramme either completed I *" 1 and described. nnd *lx are «.«* "\u25a0«' 10 T«artlally protected cruHers. likewise de- or under way, no new vessel* were laid TW"v« m 'ik iiimm .... ! JM* gg | j pow- 1 | 1 .'138,145 i 145,332 196,390 scribed (avxioualy. The battleships are to down during the year. Of the other Tntil 1 1.182.1# 437.940 330.384 280.713 | l«o of tons displacement, with er*. only Germany and Italy laid down leu* a prawni glrine h».w d».l 11.111. Uhti». I by '1 prote.-ti? les* 15000 t..,? .Hh nt.xin.nm nft.na* and defrttae. protection to hull ..d» armor; dorks n«emt>la the new Ma ne In ?ifipeerarv-e. narrow margin) while Italy alone has harbetlM, turrvH. .I.U-lda, In.iik,- and wlluto.. ? I.* ra«.u. ~nd ttevoral deaigiut have evolved for the oval f»m I.rot«t«l battery under construction. Kr ( t v , .rni-.-ia. i. f vesaelt of moderate to large tonnage, with pio'ectn.n to hull and dlst rfbuttion of the battery and armor, the Mont ominoUM le the attitude of Ger- < and steaming radiUH oI the tieiwia ship. Main** Vising the subatitutlon In the adopt- make a total of nine under construction, armored < ruiser much greater than the buttle veaaeis twtmlly*of to moderate tonnage, with protection to hull by ed design of fm»r elaht Inch suns for a Mxalnet which we have thre* and eight. l»r Cr l'r<>tebarbettes or casemate®; guna similar number of six-inch gun#*, ar» 1 a t«*pecttve!y. Hut the new German pro- .1.-rk. r«al iMinkera protected gun , w , eighteen years, bv shield*...... _.,» , iwtisotion in the thb knees of the armor gram me. fitendin# over I'npr «'r Vnprot ted nii«er*. I. e., t.iwela without any of the pttMectioo of the nbote c'a«sea. It he belt from eleven Inches to nine Inches. -ontemplatee «uch at» addition to the nfti-ed th'»t vt.«n*ry haa constructed a of this cl»#* f « ..-t defetiAr, i e . v ~«1« with many of tlie characteri«tit.i "f It. in haTirnt thi ne of their class It Is ent force of Great Four hundr*sl and lottery piote< gnn*: small ipeed: limited meana wnall radius. fiowerrul Britain are not |«M neagoiag a »< to lie regretted that coturres has delaved million dollars are to be expended. The r«uall> tbe«e rebels have low freeboard and K-tjio'cial att».nUcm »?» inrited to the faet that no eouutry. the ITnited and Rmtsia. has their eonstr\w*ion by requiring that their designed increase will include nineteen c«'ef>t HUi'h a *e«*a*-l many jeara. Thia point is rctoitded na feiy imiiortant in estimating the battleships, eight first-class ?.-U ' -.sat uetenao" as iippUed to shi|» i* altno«t nukaown abroad It api-oors in the with been ootn mewed: thcrofure they are not and fifteen second-cla.-s cruisers. Our new Onit».l Htaii.- in the iion of the motkHor claas and in Fiance in the furor wtifch the n- the of navies, navy, begun, say, Kv>, strnrtion >< submarine in undertaken. lnclue offen*. Both th«*e countiica arc building '*01? seagoing t>attlr ships, large cr*ii«t construction has l»een abandoned f« r the mo-lnution "f torped'- ' at de»tii>«ra The Holland submarine boat, recently purchased !» embarg I.'VK) by the United States government un r h like and It U to he now under constructl »n, while the pro- T.Mi \e- I'.'p.M. \i-sioeU « ln-« "00 to ton-.. whi< h » \|>erieiu.e 1*- to have ifeither 11 « mriß de«ply deplored that w»» are t » wait for gramme of March i. I.W calls f« r 130.(*>>,- <>f r. 1 rt'* nor of « Vi iet-r. *!»\u25a0« 1 to <*:.h torpetio la»at». and therefore o nstniUnin of this rlst. haf these fin* vfH*»l» until cotvgrces seea fit Oti> more, a grand total of lI^I,OtM».OUP «err 1 II Turpedo-Wnat vectsets 310 to 400 rtrong countm. good seagoing qualiUes, ships just T l> deatrorers. of tons, tion. to remove the ohetruction The now under construction hig speed, l»iga steanii.ig navy »»»j and radtus. (??ink new programme, by for the I'nited Slates form an imn - !'? .*) <"hrl»tlnn Pflfrnoa, rommlseary r-ttvenl. UK hi* The rerommentled T li -do boata. fnin to 200 tons, no longer being built in England or Germany, which, as body wan covered with a fern and crew Hut (hey can do wh»! WO staled, tiding only destroyer. Twelfth Infantry. Home In Denmark, Mu.uk't above are bo the ?|'hlllpp4ne cot respondent of Let- other torpedo boat can, ami it , ouid stop BUTCHERY FILIPINOS tut wt cann<rlß we ill be distanced Revolting Crime* Committed By wounded man to the plateau up n w,ilch data which follow are taken from a Brlilah parliamentary paper iln1 \u25a0 w ithtn a short time. Rebels hi* de«.t and dying friends teated Ttj# THEMilltled "Keiurn 'nhowlnn the fleet* of Ureal Hrltain, Kran.?. Runtla. rhj: at ,*", " ' U may t»e noted Jn panning that England Camansi?Fiend t«h Murder of million of Ihe men wue awful, They hM r y, ily # l*«ea , t ', ";' 1 «f America and Japan. 1 will have under construction during the . . slurvi 1 and 111-tl > 1 «i:i Italtleablpa,u~i k n. V'" 1 dletlnfulahln*: I ! ilt tii«% built and Ijulldln*.crulaera. built and -oaat d-f. one i ?i « ileniar y»? hr t «*} seventeen tlrst»<*lass hat- Five American Pmoncrs. two months liefore Tliey ha 1 lieeti v«aM*>, built hulldlnx t i .pture and bulldln*, torpedo vtaeela, torpedo boat dealroyera and tor- ; * « sbu »*. twenty wa:er and food until tney pedo.boat*, .%I armored cruls* denied were ho I'Ullt and bulldln*,'" which a* therein etated, la compiled from er» f Mir protected orulser*, five sloops *»ld .udiy Rtaiwi 1 each navy, and «(nk they > : woftt they have been h implemented by at.me filler and . _ h and _____ tillifti and gunboats twenty-une were led out be executed, a Hiir 'lata on hand In t<»rr»eH3o boat f the most devilish crime* of the to ft -*»t* the office e f naval ix?sJdes smaller craft. Intellle. nee (I'nlled Htalea). It l« t'tr* et*«* ??v..1 ? * it Philippine (ampalgn, go atrocious hard matter to question them, but ;ifter iRK«i(Htt correct. '«**? l Japan, flrnl- ?... j ; on the opposite side of the globe, ONKthat It their wound* had lieen Mr- m d, Ji>«*eph It be clearly tll j has. as already rained a cry of horror even rau»t borne lr» mind that there are In every navy Certain mentioned, ?? - J substantially #*mong tls* m . n.; r Cook. "»r>e if the murt liaJly woun.leo, In- whl appear thij VTU.-rr.l r»ro * . . l h In official navy «Minplete l ht-r gr* a: !*uiMing programme M- Hat. but whl li cannot ...... ooma.i;ltd ed upon reia.Lig th*. egpcrleoce* t the turt*4 mouUtkni . . «... th« revolution Manila. < '\u25a0" St***!* i 4 IWH But vvhat wlch in was r \u25a0'"?I '"imlr.K paW of that navy'* flglitlnKfin.' .... the unsettled and WetmTrt tnuaMvct ~... f g by < rebels day. The ptovlouf morning they ha I be*»n lies threatening sute of ..rdirs, ,tf een hen" i «? * »??.**« . la- are omitted U \u25a0 1 it »*f the \:k rous islanders, the tonnage Riven l»elnw. $ and their un- compelled lo kneel before a firing party. AJ. S* bed 'Mirri ? ...... ! 2 l *oIdler*. primmer* In th.* hand* >f Oeti Neither l.ving hasrtd >f the are there Included In thla data any auxiliary v>p-N. «? t nptW -.«1 ft >\u2666»« .1 Russians and of Rus- Aklno of Mourn Arlat, were shot without After Undergoing t le moat awful \u25a0\u25a0 er.tal yacnu Audi j j ?ian m* hois, may or merchant veaeels. for It would mean, practically, > of ... wo expect the ntlon f..«brwt» ! 14 ' ! 1 jj another mercy and butchered with boloa. To com- ai>#uish tor several minut<* 'ru -»r«. : t , at any jell. countrlaa, all of which la avail,' ie I ft announced plete the catastrophe, the rebel* e* peop* attacked t)«uK*tk M t'Xw ..... jj ~ 1 t*Ing our *.tt4tr . ?3 ret k-r ed with In the they would lie I 1 Altered f ClMUtDdfiSSi %**'«*) tauM» | Pacific at least. men to avenge the butchery. the barracks shot. Cook I'r.i.rte.l rnpratactad .i.1 into gttttN*'* A .4 to much greater Incident vj*» the gavagery ful of rice a day for two weeks I was .. j Jjjl t [Tone I ;T nt 'j T<»ii f~ T TnSsS Mi) ?.... | b t j r t. roceanic eunal distant seme 1.300 m | m miles of the native* than th* mutilation of Ave big and strong. but thl» treatment * Jr m our nearest ivjrt. toon J,'" »??*.» an iv>r i ui ni.ut jt ii;N American Four f them to ntal<- * uau is 'apt. Alfred on reduced me a where I thought my «?»« »:*.«? li k.m> i iw a HUicH Cau >ot Bo I in T. Ma.han. whose authority ground S"""t '!"tt . .« «uE VeiMh *cd iiettlc Modern Ship*. the in different position* co\ reing to bathe. The} kep- u* >n a flithy hole, * II * 3 U.» » 13 M |« ' ,'tt tained. in his interesting ? U " rev nt contribu- rapidly, while tr-e agonising ? ~' ' "\u25a0* I'.ut ? t « con r^f and sometime* we suffered for a * i iiin TIP*. :i t« la. >\u25a0.!<» Weekly, that drink of J' ??? * unless our tm » nuoh that de«th all -I *>« r.l« M »77« f j 21.1* s..ivy is to fall more wan mi.fiit 1. water. Thi» was. on a'count of Aklno'a I Ml 7 1 into the passive state of expected at any moment. Th» An. *Smn* of for defense only. order*. Some the natives tried to be j Torpedti Torpedo-boat Torpedo | Imo 1. w frr*bo*:i! monitor* ...... $ beinf one t« must keep who wCftred NO horribly at the J Dwtruyeta. I >.;-on i;a".d* of kind to us, but Aklno would punish Ihem. Boat*. ; Sul>marlae» 'lnr. A TuWl. I'MruMflil the Vm .tic a force j ( <*rui*er* always superior their captcf» w» re: awful. I tell A«tlH*r? < misers. o :;iat >f Japan. It was you. and growing Its Atlantic counterj>art c*har>ji I Total Total T *»i; ? lr\Mi cnilwn I'.i private. Company R, w.iree until this morning, when ( I | Trital ! Touf 3 being of twice that strength. With this *heart i>u. i rn. r,i, D,V W<*fcta» i-tulMra y\ Ninth Infantry Home at Kan firing and that we No. ? ":imat» t«» on. it may Fort Scott. knew were doomed. plate- No. plate- ! No. plat.- No. plare- WfcStUl* ...... work be said that Shot through a? men i lia right »» No. i*m* " temo the first volley ------ni«ut. rrse.it w need at once, At some one of our guards j nictit. | j nimt, n,rnt, Tu«» 42 in addlti«>n to all ships Bvlo-wounds ' heat. !ega, head. aj;d me. our house t were told. As I was going d wn on my a I a I im | m sub a | « iu | m.im footing than we have enjoyed since IR*. ahiie he lay on the ground. Boio-w - ,;.d* I I i i i kiites and praying Qod to take my soul.