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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-07-17

THE President appoints John A.
Bingham, an open and avoWed Credit
Mobiher and salary grabber, Minister
to Japan, and Shellabarger, another
salary grabber, to the Civil Service
Commission and still the RAIDS have
undiminished confidence in Grants
administration. With these facts be-
fore them, what do their denuncia-
tions of the salary steal amount to?
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-07-17

The Modoc ccourt-martial has ended.
The evidence against the prisoners is
said to have been most positive, leav-
ing no doubt of their guilt. Those
who listened to the trial think there
can be no question but that the cem-
mission will find them guilty of the
charges and specifications for which
they were tried.s
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-07-17

THK cholera has pretty much disap-
peared from Nashville and Memphis.
No cases have been reported there for
several days.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-07-17
Lath Pine Shingles For Sale!

First class Lath Pine Shingles for Sale cheap.
Enquire of W. R. ALCoRN, a few doors east OF
Merits n Riddles Carriage Works, or j. c. LONG
at A. 4 G. w. Ry. Depot
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-07-17

THE Democrats of the Coshocton
and. Tuscarawas Senatorial District
have nominated John G. Fisher, Esq,
the able editor of the Coshocton Dem
ocrat, as their candidate for State Sem
ator. He is a stauneh Democrat, well
qualified for the Office, and will do
honor to himself and his constituents.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-25
The Junction and Br,akwater r. R.
MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS, ON THE 10th
THEY APPROVE THE ACT AMENDING THE CHARTER.

MEETING OF TIE STOCKHOLDERS, ON THE zOTH-
THEY APPROVE THE ACT AMENDING THE CHARTER.
[Reported for the Commercial.l
LEwEs, DEL August 10th, 1873.
At meeting of the stockholders of the Juno
tiou d Breakwater Railroad Company, held pur-
suant to public notice, at tho office of the Com
pany at Lswes, Del, on Wednesday, the 2Oth
inst. DR.. David Il. houston was appointed
chairman. and Nathaniel Williams, Secretary.
The chairman stated that the object OF the
meeting was to take into consideration an ACT OF
Assembly, passed at Dover April 3d. 1873, en-
titled an Act to repeal Section 10. OF chapter
5s7. Of Volume IL, OF the Laws OF Delaware, and
sipniAed whether the stockholders should accept
or reject the said Act. -.
On motion Of Charles O. Stockley, the folloW-
ing resolution was adopted
Rqsolred by the Stockholders of tte Junction d
Break,oater Ratb0dd Company, That they 90
hereby assent to, appTove, and accept the rAc'
of the General Assembly OF the state OF Dela,
ware, passed at Dover, April 81, 1873, entitled
"An Act to repeal Section 10, of Chapter o3f' OF
Volume l2 Laws of Delaware, entitled An Ac'
TO aid the Junction & BreaKwater Railroad Com
psny in the completion Of their road and loI
other PURPOSES" passed ct Dover March l4th'
1855 and that the President of the Company Ger
tify the acceptance of said Act by the stockhold
| ers of the Company to the Governor OF the state
| under the Seal of the Company, pursuant to IN
provision thereof. The meeting then adjourned
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-25
Political Items.

The Salisbury Bachelor Dem says that, In
oonSeauense OF the denomination OF Col. VOL
ford for third term by the Maryland lConven.
tion. the party in made liable to a just charge OF
hypocrisy from the Republicans in not praciiclng
what il breaches rotation in Office. The nomlna-
tion, it states has given great diseatsfaction to
many of the leading and influential Democrats
of Wcomico county.
The county ticket of the Democrats in Cecil is
81 follows Clerk OF the Circuit Court, Arthur
W. Mitchell Register of Willis Reuben ID. ia.
mar State senator, VIM M. Knight House OF
Delegates, James B, GI come, James A. Mackey,
James Turner Commissioners. Joseph Blggs,
Robert e. Broomwell. John L. Gillespie Sher-
in William W. Scott Surveyor, John Worth
The Republican campaign in Ohio was opened d
at Athens on Saturday, addresses being made py
Senator Morton and Governor Noyes. Inc
meeting was the largest in that locality since tne
war, In reply to q question, Seator Morton salu
he had not takeu back paw, but he thought II
was due to those who had voted for and received
il to say that they thought they had right TO II
and that what they did was sanctioned by pre-
cedents. -..-..t
The Democratic canvass in Ohio will be open
ed with speech by Hon, William Allen, candi
date of the party for Governor, at Columbus
next Friday.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-25
rhe Romhnr HeoI. RaLIroad.
ryr Nm n DEL. CONNECTION PROGRESS OF TIE
pIpR-MR. GOULD . LATE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IN
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS, ETC.
.r.--.-. A.. Am anna lrirnan anfh

mrs 1,n S nEI NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF THE
pIKR-MR. aoULD's LATE PURoHAsE-oHANGEI IN
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS, ETC
[From the smyrna Times, sOth.l
"Matters are progressing energeticaiiy, a.
usual on the Smyrna Il Delaware Bay Railroad
paremntory orders came last week from head
onArters Long Branch, to make connection ~
1lsvton with the Maryland Il Delaware Railroad
by Monday of this week, and work continued
right on. through rain, Sunday and all. untli
iThus the first continuous line of railroad Is made
between the two Bays, commencing at Oxtofd,
on the Chesapeake and terminating at Bombay
Hook. on the Delaware. This may be worthy OF
note In historical way. What Significance there
may be in the peremptory order, ~ any We har uU
not know great quantity OF ties ana other
lumber for the road are along the line OF the
MARYLAND Il Delaware road, and the connection
ia most probably made to secure this material
Work on the pier or slip at Bombay HOOK ID Dc
ing hurried forward with AZ much speeu 40 ., pos,
sihle About fifty woIkmen are engaged upon
it-sll that can be furnished with accommoua'
tions. 1t will be FIVE or six weeks before IL II
finished. - - f,,.o.
and Massey's, and for some distance Deyon'
| Massey's. Tracklaying, from Clayton, on th't
graded portion will commence In Vely Shor
The Times corrects statement which ha
| been going the rounds of the press to tine eneo
| that Jay Gould bad become a real estate o~ne @
In Sussex county, locating the site OF ms pEil
chase in Kent county. Md. at the Chesapeak
terminus Of his New York and Washington H.
/ The Times then continues -, .
Last week change was made in the Board 2
| Directors, at a meeting OF the Company, heid
| this town, Messrs. Bentley and sneden VIC
president and Chief Engineer of the South Jerse
r r., having rendered their designations as D
rectors in the Smyrna Il Del. Bay Co. the yacaI
cies we're filled by the election of Dr. B. s. Co
tee and N. F. Wilds. The following gentieme
now compose the Board ]. F. Bingham, Pres
dant Jnhn Fl Heffecker. H. G. Douglass, II. J
Wickersham J. O. stockly. and the two gentl
men above named. -.,.,,,
There are reports frequently put in circuiatlc
that jay Gould is coming to visit us, TO loca
the depot site, etc, but We are assured tn@e ~
will not take trip over the road until It is col
pled to the Chesapeake terminus; so the q,
n,ncs may as we'll stop circulating their und
) ground kilograms.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-25

Iron Mountain Mo-, is mass of nearly pure
ore, 200 feet high.
A system Of forest tree planting has been in
troducei into Palestine.
The New York Central Park geological collec-
tion contains 55l birds, beasts and reptiles
A Troy man has spent $2OOJ in a lawsuit
abnut a strip of land i've and one-elghth inches
broad.
Dresden is now called tho German Florence
because of her pictures and other artistic poss-
essions.
At I,ocust Point, Baltimore, Saturday after
,,oon pbiIa A yessel was being loaded at Boyces
Wharf the chain of the chute broke, Instantly
killing Thomas johnson and dangerously wound
ing three other men.
Notwithstanding the great loss by hre, inc
valuation of real and personal property III Dos-
| ton tba wear will show an increase of more than
| 81 900, 900 over last year Tue rate ot 'aAa'ioi
/ will be about Sl3 on SlOOO.
fire in Belfast, Mains, yesterday afternoon,
/ destrOyed about one hund:ed and twenty nVe
buildings, mostly wooden, causing loss ti,, es,,
i mated at $500,000. One hundred ana thHSy
| families are rendered homeless
The coroners' Jury in the Gaze of McCarty,wh
| shot BENJAMIN Uncle dead, in Washington! OF
Friday night, has returned a verdict OF 1ustlna
BILE homicide.
Daniel McGiveran, aged II was drowned whit
bathing in the Potomac, at Washington, on oat
urday.
satanta and Big Tree have arrived at Fort Glib
son. 1t is said they will remain there until oc
tobsr, when they will be taken to Fort SUI an.
.stormally" released from captivity, at the meet
| ing of the Kiowa and Comanche council.
The Secretary of the Treasury directs that IN
santember interest, amounting to 70 OOO,OOO
maid on and after to day, without rebate.
Atst Louis, on Saturday, Judge Calvin,of tn
! Court Of Criminal Corrections, decided that tn
/ law in force in that city regulating the socl'
eyil was unconstitutional.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-25
PERSONAL AND PARTICULAR.

Parties boat and bathe by moonlight at Long
Branch. -+,=t.- ..-.- e."
"A question OF privilege-Asking to go home
with girl.
2 HZRobert Bonner owns nearly S5OO,OO0 worth
Of horsefesh. .tt .r.ttl Iur.
General A. j. Myer, Chief of the Signal
Service Bureau, sailed for Europe on Saturday.
Rev. John Todd. welI-known C0ngresa-
tional minister, died in Springfield, hass.' yes
teIdag, aged 70. .r a5
"A tombstone-mAker in Boston chisels 70; y
D." on a large portion OF his tornbstones. he
saws ii stands for "Coal Oil Death"
"A boy, in Lowell, Mass, took nine hundred
and tifty boxes OF pills last week. He took
them from the factory and traded them Tor
sticks of oorice.
-Vce President Wilson has been elected
President Of the Cuban League Of the United
States. The position has been vacant since the
death OF Horace Greeley.
The Danbury philosopher says: No true wo'
man will ask man right after breakfast what ne
will have for dinner. nor will she, Just pefore
dinner, ask him to put up clothes-line
Hon. Thomas A. r. Nelson, lately an ssso-
ciate Justice OF the Supreme Court OF the Uni-
ted States, died ia Knoxville, Tenn.,. yesterday
morning. Of cholera, after two days illness.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-25
Four L,ttIe saws.

An interesting discove ry was recently accident
.liv made by an officer of the San Francisco
C,fv PT,son. He was engaged in repairing cell
and had occasion to take up some of the flooring
Under the boards he found tobacco-pipe with
n cherry stem, which he laid aside for future use
Subsequently he attempted to smoke II; and nnu,
n;sca ~ the stem. when he found in it four very
small saws lying side by side in the stem. some
prisoner, who rad once occupied that cell, leII
or secreted the pipe there with the tools; DOUBT
less he was an old convict, and had taken tlls
novel method Of conceallng those saws, design
ed no doubt, to cut his way out OF prison.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-25
THIRD EDITION.
DISASTER !!
THE TREsTLE GIVES WAY.
One MGm KaIed-F Four Injured

Information reached the city, just before
noon, that the temporary trestle work, at the
Canal, upon which the railroad forces have peen
at work siDce Thursday. had fallen, and that
number of men had been killed or wounded!
A representative Of the COMMERCIAL has gone
down, but we have not yet received his telegram
giving full particulars.
From persons ON the construction train whien
arrived in this city, about o'clock, we ascertain
that one man is killed, Baltimorean, said 10 DO
named Carroll, or oorrell, and three or four in
iured-two Of them workmen in the H.& Ii. %. .
wards. No other names are given. Leighton
Grimes, 9 bridgs-builder, ct 4l0 West Second
street, 1t is reported, is hurt
The damage to the trestling is very serious.
A part of the report is that By the fall Of the
timbers number Of workmen were caught who
are supposed to be under the mess in the mud.
This we doubt. We hope to have full particu-
lars in our Third Edition.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-25

yin be AUGMENTED as fast as possible and pFac-
ticeble. BY October 1st it is thought the cana
will be aEsin open to trade, but this seems hard
ly probable now. .fr'
An INCIDENT OF THE FLOOD.
On the night Of the great disaster, O. New
bold Price. son of the Superintendent OF the
Canal John R. Price, and Benjamin N. Ogle
of Delaware City, were driving along
the tow-path of the lower level when the break
in the canal occurred. They heard the rushing
Of the waters long before the food was Pteclpi-
tated upon them, but not knowing what 10 was
they aiighted from the vehicle In which they
we're riding, and htcbing their horse they started
to walk on down the bank. They had not gone
far, however, before they were obliged to seek
safety in trees, which fortunately withstood the
fury Of the food. Their cries for help attracted
many persons to the bank, but no one could De
Induced by the rewards which they onered TO
attempt their rescue, until finally, while the WA
ters were rushing impetuously down the valley,
Capt. John WALL of the schooner Wttttdm Mo
qee. boldly put out from shore in small yAwi-
boat and brought them in safety to the main
land.
THE INTERFERENCE WITH TRADE.
The Ericsson steamers, four In number. are
put out of commission, and expect to remain 30
for month unless the break in the canal shonld
be repaired sooner, as they think Mn - II can Ds. ~
those having charge of the work. The eight
stesmboats Of the New York and Baltimore
TRANSPORTATION Company are also laid up, and
about 15O bsrges of East q MoMahon's line and
the Clyde line. These throw out OF employment
sbout 500 or 800 persons. -4
rdE CANAL SUSPENSION AND oUR COAL SUPPLY.
The suspension of trade on the canal will cause
| troublesome annoyance to our industrial es-
tablishments. Obtaining their coal, al many OF
them do, from the Cumberland region. it is
| frsiehted TO them via the canal. One OF the CO :
/ Keener-is laden with coal for the Wilmington
Rolling Mil, and others very fortunstely escaped
| Their supplies must now be obtained by ran.
i which will be to them far more expensive.
MEN WANTED TO WORK ON THE CANAL
Andrew Crumlish advertises elsewhere for bot
men to work upon the canal The removal OF
the sand and debris at the railroad crossing will
be performed under.h his supervision.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-25
abe Peach Trade.

BALTIMORE aLuTrED, OF COURSE a TUMBLE IN
PRICES.
40 900 boxes of peaches reached Baltimore
market, on Friday night and Saturday forenoon,
and on Saturday at midnight, the steamer Cnes-
ter come in from the Eastern Shore, with 1ur-
ther cargo OF 2400 boxes.
This fruit is being thrown into Baltimore, OF
course, because IL cannot follow its usual chan
mel Northward by rail, to Philadelphia and Nsw
York. until the Delaware road is opened. The
Baltimore papers report perfect collapse IN
prices Sales were almost impossible, on Satur-
day, and the finest varieties, which several DAYS
ago could have easily been sold at 90 per box,
went begging at fifty cents, and before the day
passed, sold as low as twenty and twenty-five
cents. Many dealers lost heavily, and one rs
given as an instance, who shipped 900 boxes OF
prime peaches on Friday night from Cheetei
river for which he paid 81 so per box, ne turnisn-
and did not realize 25 cents per box;
Il has been estmated that the cotton supply
annually increases four per cent. faster than the
cotton consuming population Of the world.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-25

Especial by Telegraph to the Commercial
KmKwooB, Aug. 25.
The trestle work is ali down.
One man, Thomas Ferry, of Baltimore, had
his neck broken by the falling timbers.
The wounded are james Lafferty, whose arm
is broken Ralph PrettymAn, head badly bruised;
william Miles, leg bruised /; Fisher Hail. slight
ly bruised VIM Mendnhall and John o'Brien,
slightly bruised.
The three last named saved their lives bS
jumping into the canal.
John NJ Rickssds was injured in his hip fin
gers and arm.
A man named Davis was injured in his hip. A
man named Corson was injured internally, SER
iously and is out of his mind.
All the wounded are from Wilmington.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-25
THE PENINSULA.
CECIL COUNTY.


The rains have interferred greatly with the
success OF the Woodlawn camp.
jacob Tome recently left lot OF notes drafts
and $1,000 in mutlated currency lying in car,
but when he next wanted them they were not
to be found.
The Teachers Association OF the 9Th ,7th and
9Th districts will meet at Port Deposit, Aug 5Oth,
ut 10 o'clock, A. VI.
lady down at Elkton sent postal card to =
friend at Chesapeake City, the other day, ana
marked it private A.
the County Commissioners Office is in the
basement Of the Court House, and through the
floor bubbles spring which is capable OF sup
uyinp all the watet necessary for the office
The Temperance people held County Con
vention, last week, and passed resolution de-
mandipg OF the Legislature Local Option.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-25
n-.,. ura.Leh nn lhn nnllo. 8 OhIo Y. 4.

A train was thrown from the track OF the Bal
timore and OLio Railroad near Cameron yesier
dty by The spreading OF the rails and the tender,
sx1ress car and one passenger car were precipl,
tated bown an embankment, The PASSOVER
car containing seventy or eighty German imml-
prants-men, women and children-turned DOT
tom upwards and over twenty OF tHe annat1e lH M
Immigrants thinking the engineer and conduc,
tor were trying to kill the passengers, Attackeo
them with stones, aud they had TO flee for Their
lives. IAN hour or two" after an express iran
came up, when attention was rendered TO the III
iurai
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-25
.hnhn.rrsn. q prolepIlon AsaInst FIre.

that tha shade-tress planted around several
blocks Of buildings in Portland preserved them
from destruction during the recent great hre IN
that city. TT WAS observed, it remarks, "on
the day OF tho FIRE what wonderful protection
our maple aud other trees planted along the
streets afford. Many buildings, among them
.he First Congregational Church, were saved by
the thick foliage Of the trees in front OF them
We're trees planted along our business thorough
fares, they would afford such cover that a
hn,ldino wouId not easily kindle from burning
structure on the opposite side Of the street
Fire thus could be prevented from spreading.
The trees are a cheap insurance, and worth a.
much for health and comfort AZ for deiehse
apalust fire.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-25
RepnirlnE Uouuty Property.
ACTION OF THE LEVY COURT.
Correspondence of the Commercial.l

ACTION OF THE LEVY COURT.
Correspondence of the Commercial
NKw CASTLE, Aug. 25.
The Levy Court met on Saturday and made
the following appropriations ;
To repair bridges and causeways in st. Georges
Hd.. 81 500; for the same purpose in White
Olay Greek Hd,, 5000 to repair damages in
Pencader Ha., sS, 900 for bridges and cause
ways in West Appoquinimink HID, $3 800 to
repair bridges in New Castle Hd., SSVo Ior tne
same in Red Lion Hd., $4,000
The Levy Court instructed its Attorney to en-
tar satisfaction on the Judgment upon The
bonds Of Gassaway Watkins, County Treasurer,
for the year 1870
The County Treasurer was instructed and au,
thoriged to borrow the sum of $l5, 600, to meet
the extraordinary appropriations caused by the
recent storms.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-25
The ,fodOcs to Be Hung,

The proceedings of the court marital ln tne
gated by the War Department. Captain jack
Schonchin, Black jim, Boston Charley Barncho,
alias one Eyed Jim, and sloluck; who % were
tried for the murder Of General Oanhy aud Com
missioner Thomas, are found guilty ahS senter ~
of War approve the proceedings. aud the assass-
ius will be- hanged at Fort Klamath, Oregon on
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-25

FLgTcHER,-In this city on the 0sd inst, Harry D.
Fletcher. aged "a years. "a. ,n,or,l yrom
his ate residence, 8l6 Penn street, on Iuesusy NJ
ternsOn at O'Clock.
PoYNTRR.-In this city, on the 2sa insf. IDA M ,
daughter Of Richard aud MARY Z. Poynier' aseu
10 years. .,r,,,y ra invited
tn att nd the funeral from the residence OF nei
narerta. No 222 French Street, on lnesuay morh-
ing at ii O'Clock. Services al lOS ocioch'
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-25
A New RnnG swlndIe.

new swindlipg dodge was successfully play
ed on several Salem banks recently. Two men
for live 500 bills. These they at once put into
an envelope, and then, drawing out another
similar envelope with only four $40 bills IN lt,
pretended there had been a mistake IN the
counting. They succeeded several times IN GET
ting the additional $40 bill, but were hnally DC
tecIed and brought to grief.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-25

A Boston paper recently contained the follow, w,
;na briaf local item: ''About ten o'clock on
SUNDAY morning, four young men were ioGna %
plSyins cards in their boarding house and taken
into custody"
a ,,r.n,ar Who preached recently at Stratford'
\, n Pa IN nave been obliged to sleep in the
Church ali night because no one would give him
alodging. :, ,,,;
A Peoria man complains of the want OF Gull 4.
nary skill on the part of his wife, because W ne
SAYS, he never puts on boiled shlrt Wlehou'
hnding it has . raw edge
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-25
TrnKedy In Illinois

A few days since, Jonn Hancock, a farmer liy-
ing near Psyson, Ill., was found hanging by the
neck from the upper window ON o. ao mouse a oh sra @
with fatal wound in her head. sne fingered
three days in an unconscious condition. Ham
cncI who was 60 years of age, had for some
time shown symptoms of insanity, and II Is 81 sup
nosed he struck his wife with hammer ana theh
hanuad himaalf
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-25
A Route For Peaches.

Why not send the Eastern Shore boats up to
Hayre de Grace, aud there ship the fruit to Phil
adelphia and New York ? The peach cars are
lying, empty, here at Wilmington, and trains
could be sent Northward, regularly, and prompt
lv. IL the fruit was landed at Havre de Grace.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-25
rhe Latest Domestic Pest.

The Hartford Times says; The carpet worm
ia a new pest inst discovered 1t is OF aark col,
or less than half an inch in length and eovereu
with due hair. It makes havoc with carPes9 20 sna NJ
csdar cmps sprinkled on the edges OF carpets
will protect them from it's ravages.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-25
niaaatnr on DIanntar.

Another accident has befallen us,in the wreck
of the trestle work, at the canal. this morning.
The details we give elsewhere. This misfortune
we are panied to say, is attended by loss of life.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-25
DAiGB Gpmas<tttAG.

rs-Persons leaving the city for the summer, and
Wishing to have the DAILY COMMERCIAL sent to
them will please send as their address. Where the
psper ia desired for less than month"; the postage
had best be prepaid at this office. BY prepayment
of postage by stamps, regularity of delivery will be
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-25
The Kentueky Ku-klux.

DEMOCRATIC RECORD OF THEIR DoINas.
LOUISVILLE, Aug %.
The Courier Journal, (Democratic) publishes
list of eighty-six outrages committed by the
Ku-Klux in Henry, Owen and Franklin counties
The gang consists of one hundred persons, and
they defy all attempt at arrest and conviction.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-25
Destructive Fire.

IaoS WORKS BURNED AT BooNroE, N. J.
MoRRIsrowN, N. j., Aug 25.
The iron works at Boonten, N. j., including
nail factory and thousand kegs of nails were
burned last night. The loss is estimated at
quarter million dollars. Incendisrism is the
presumed osuse of the fire.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-25
rsrrihIs Dreaming Case.

rHRxE PERSONS Lost, WHILE BATHING.
BesToN, Mass, Aug. 25.
Miss Stewart, of Fairhaven, and Miss Forty,
of Boston, were drowned while bathing near
Falmouth. Hardy Davis attempted their rescue
and narinhad also.