, 1873-09-18

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tho Wind r. u o.s4p Sapsn so 60. 'hst sa
w;ts1 .F,na 11 ~ TAq n osIt.a M :a th.s . MI 1n
sss liz rss mi .Bs s'ss, e d j. Worked ono
could not sr To bost The w.er :.e IN .na
PIT out tho Ares At about 10 oeook Previous to this
put up tho signal Of letrcsn. wien tho 1ros won't
hs ahs .s 1ss ssss;a e n1 Of ssSs
my anoveaso eli: bues,m.p sna tsp
% . r. soe m' d Ssy Ss Go.s i I'D
the slgnnl oors ~ they didn't Ii about Ii oelocs I
Tho boat which belonged to our GROW m Ravs The
pssscnBcra, as also another one,
II eps Ss H. pea .SS TIT ahess easT np,a
in. coal-heaver jumped after uB "a ve p,1ahed
:ws, s mns ha.o npea Il lea.t twan.y fsst ID
slssd. ,ax carne directly undor hor, striking
ns to for .ssns n hour as sa sia s W a nos ..
leave the propeller until Just sho .unk After cap
sihed @ and were cngtng to tho boat looked back
anu there was Mike Crosson. tho rst mate, staulug
Away up IN the mast,
ri, w1v,sq s.a ,,s, n1s n.sn M ~ rk sn.r WEN.
jail for wao a Tssn sss~s: sona
s LII OF tl1 propeller, aud succeeded IN right
gsih her. Wo drifcd back tor.r tho PROPELLER @ @
rn.ch wss p.st above tho water yet and got the
Who found another loaf. Thon Va picked orosaon I'll III
p1oer ad sa hsd ID
climb upon. iYo then 1uade for shore and artoecded
M H. entering s tho h.rbo5 followed BY the other boats
thres werd drowned w6tIe one-haf Of Their bodies
Wcfo In tho boat; thoy had
NO e1nKNarH TO BAvE 111EMsE1vEB.
VI Mhan pfsssl % Taa washed out md drowned seized
i washed way from a. me-. % nefo1o ' wo 81 .ned e
ssratos ferrya sifo throw lis bottle Of braudy,
which ~o drank before getting out Of tho boat
Tho cixcnn of grand navsn i I'D Everything IN their
power for u.s. remember, especially, Ed KiIen pro-
Mr. Percival tho agent Of tho i. H. Road, and MI,
Humphrey. i the Englemann Transportation Line.
h'y *ei' 4s Sd44 sF for e II a
bsatomenta to that effect all false. She Was in
Perfectly seaworthy condition, aud consldcrcd BY
all the officers.
TEE sTArEstENT PORTER,
Poser y H. ;hRley H. :. fo1lows ~ VA rst porter on
Sssta IL s a e.. s sfssa In s e n
about O'Clock. Tho had bcen getting heavier ali
thS tpo The rss Tsrs Put out he water It l0
charge Of tho third bout which left tho propeller.
There Toso thirteen in the boat, Including
sased but one and that was Mr.. Wimmel the New
ay' MassS sSn s sa M d III s e.
but Wimmel seemed exhausted, and nado no effort
to tavo himself. we then struck for tho beach. a
young machinist Of Grand Haven, whoac name I
don't know cano out to Ia At the risk Of his lfe aud
tied rope to our boat, to haul In. He eYaa
nnAFE FELLOW.
sared f70o Of express money. Thore wcre ten
roople IN tho boat that ahead Of us. There wns
Vary little excitement. The people nll acted calmly
and did the best they could.
THE DEAD IN M11wAu1EE.
Tho boat brought over tile bodies Ut Can't, Bwcet-
man, John Hies, Mrs Valentine mud chd, Mrs.
=, Mazol6orth Robert Mcalue, John DriAcoI, Thomas
Shea, VIM. Smith, j. Brown, Vim. Noleson and Jns
1tcany. Friends Of sweetmsn and hIc3lne viewed
their romans At tho wsrehouac, and shortly after ali
were placed in charge Of their relatives Tho funerals
Of john 1Ifes, MrB. Dewitt, Mrs. Valentine, Harry
Valentine, and John Drisco takes placs tomorrow
Asr,thshcd list ct tho drowned by the Ironsdea dis
antcr hcars the names Of twenty porsons, snd that Of
the saycd, twenty y-n1ne.
Collision on Charlotte, Columbia &
Augusta Ikaifrona Two Persons