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COLUMBIA TO GO SOUTH AT ONCE; The Cruiser Will Not Wait to Get a Torpedo Outfit at Newport -- Changes in Torpedoes Rumored.
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NEWPORT, R.I., March 1. -- According to Commodore Sampson, United States Navy, Chief of the Bureau of Ordnance, who is stopping at the torpedo station, it has been decided that the United States steamship Columbia will not come here for her torpedo outfit at once, but will, upon leaving the Brooklyn Navy Yard, proceed at once to join Admiral Meade's squadron in the West Indies. View Full Article in Timesmachine »
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