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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-09-21

The steamer J. d. Walksr was re-
Gently loaded a, New Hsven With ss.-
~. 600 worth of var material for Tur-
kew. The cargo included .5.ee raAes
from the Providence Tool CompzDy.
and a.@9,0co ezrtriages from the
Winchester Arms Company. This D. the
most valuable shipment of ARES ever
made. and il 10 said TO lave beer pAad
fog in ADVANCE The Winchester Arms
Company has already shipped - car
rur~' All Of which were lanaed salefy.
and for which they received e27 90. :
Oo0.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-11-10
TUO DEATH NOTICES.
The Kctribuiion that Overlook II Pair OF
Guilty fugitives.

D.. Z. fi4.su.-f-l,f
v,i., i'. ,,.,,,. II - u.....,,
pn wednesday ol laSt N''h IL " N''Ntoh'
formerly If tho firm Of Maddux brothers Of
,its ,,i,,. ti,1 - ,oll,,r favor ia \ ,v Orl.n,.
u''7 49, " W 80 =, - -,
-Four days before Matte booOy' a servant Elrl
with whom he had ,lopcd md whose widowed
-, t,,.,s 90, Nm, A,hur, liza 4, ,be
"'O''ei Nv" , - -, -. 49,
same CITY ana OF the sumo dtrau'ul s'ourEe'
Tho parti, ulars Of the cruel ana unuccouuia-
III t,sr,i.,,, a. n MO-, o,.t ,iorv ,rif. nr1 a "A
W., ,' " s,.t.,..,, t'' q 49,, -
Interesting iamily oi chllr'h' the H'4'h' 10 NV
arl ,,rrill. r.trihuti,n which ov.rtook Them
as ,,ninrrrd hy "A tuInme1.rair"por trr are these:
Y.nrs n.o ID. G. sexton IA son OF Dr. S,yton
~ RusLyiIie Ind md a nonr relative Of the l,io
Lrntrnrnt- Governor Of the sam, state. WINS
married. to EliznL.fh Mndtux dan .hter 81 an,
nItIihn Mnj ANY nrothers t"h,'1," Ia,lers 25 and
u West pearl street Tine father of tha bride
d,i.l g. ~ 6r. t..i,i,u,,,i IN Av,n,l,,Ia mi
vounv S.xtnn US taken mo m. nboye,u.,tnni
Arm There was evcryihins nrounl ma before
them That a Young couple could dnsirr and 10
Nil nut,yarI ntunnriue th.y lived hArpily To-
g"tb~r Ffv.efii,iran ,y..r,. horn the ol'lust II
whom is now ni1ut 70 wears 81 age
Ahont t,vn wears MOO sexton took IL into his
head To- study medicine. AMI severed his con-
nect.ou with tho Madduy Bros. He then re-
novel VITA BIZ family to Rushyille. Ind. whore
Ming hi- studies h6w,'yer. he changed his mind
~ t. IN. profession he would enter and turned
lis attention To- thS law At Rushviiia lie and
lis fninily were almost If not quite ms Meas.
anily L,9,rd ms while living M Ayoil,lalr
Evrry little attention WAS shown them by tho
hushnud's relatives who on account of tseir
high Standing were able 10 make the situation
oxcend ingiv plensnnt
For some time before lowing Avondale Mrs
sexton ompi"yed a servant girl named Katie
Body At thni time She was quite young AMI
H. described as II prrtty AN we'll mnnnered GIRL
Kltie Won't win thcn, T. Rnshvili~' md rrmniu-
n'l in tina family until Anril ipst Sbrthen ro,n,,
~ this city. remaining with her mother on
Mount Auburn until July. when she lsii ugain.
tsfeu,tbly 10 my "A visit To- reitlVrs in " .-rou-
.fu In Ma moan time Savtnn hnl L..n in tha
80 ~. - A., III - ~. >; s'J - ~, - IL.
Guy, an MN quiIuy ulHl ',aeu Oh VIZ ANohutlr
pryprrty rms urrl7 ltl h"ch mum oul IN mo
WIGS name; nut 50 niue was tho real purpose
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-11-10

Tho top oi the hill is about an eighth Of mile
away. There Is no locomotive anywhere to be
seen. A wire like telegraph wire. passing
through iron rings suspended from posts cx-
tends 10 the top Of the hill along side Of the
track. A brakeman stands on the front plat
form Of the car and slips u big iron hook into a
sling attached to the ear. Then coal bcgrimcd
workman sci2cs hold Of the end Of the wire and
gives it two or three savage Jerks Instantly
tho car starts. and is soon rushing up the hill at
the rate OF twenty miles an hour. There IA no
visible motive power A stationary engine at
the top Of tho hill does the work. An endless
wire cable runs round an immense drum in the
engine house. and extends over pulleys between
the rails to the bottom Of thcplanc. NJ these hills
are called. II Ia to this cable the cars are at
tached. Tho wire gives tho engineer the signal
when all il ready Mt the foot The engines are
reversible. like locomotive. Whom the car
reaches the top or head Of the plane there IA a
momentary slack in the speed. Then the brake
man or runner. dctachcs the hook by dexter
Gus movement that experience alone can per
feet and the ear continues on its way, the track
now running in descending grade Before tho
extreme summit of the mountain H. reached
eight of these planes must be assembled. Tho
system Of this novel railroad may be described
better 10y the following diagram OF cross Soc
ton
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-11-10


Al nr Hu'n LAYS mic ont aud the nshis grow chill.
WhD tIr tn~ was new n blossom aud the aun WAS on
AMI tr,,, were swectly vocal with the happy whip.
IuNlNlU,
AMI ihc a.dlrcclc pipel It's sweetest by the ocean
shoic
I-tali tvnc more the blossoms in the fragrance of
We .l -irc no more the music of tho sll sea wave,
49, -unll walk more toy Their used 10 there.
u wander L5 the ocean, then. she WAL nos huoW or
ON rie Land or On the water there Is nothing | may
save.
shall hear no voice Of tness like the cooling of a
dove,
II listen, nausht wall anvver-I shall listen in vain.
ON the earth ln the waters err iu heaven iAr above,
There Is nothing more rcuneti, Tor my love mas slain
Bat a moan the ocean boarotli Ike moan Of pain
So call: Come back o summer and BRING back the
faded hours'
Rat the flowers they all are wthercd, Oh the happy
summer l0wersl ,
AMI the leaflets they scattered by the dreary autumn
AMI ny voice is faint and hollow upon the blast
on the wet leaves they boaen by the tempest 10 the
ground.
Wh thrr benuty gone. a,,l soddcn, they have lain;
AMI the tempest WhiTls AMI sighs with AdeaTy, mourn
Like sig RON ont ho deepest Of the very depths pro
MS Shilling Tor n dead love that lies slain
T. NORMAN GUsSIsoS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-11-10
oAMBL1Yo IN WILMINGTON
"Reminiscences OF the Golden Are when solid
old Statesmen Fought IN. Tiger.

$3.50,
4" oa "'''''','' T@ a. "s m''A'"g''' i''f
,,1ro ,ra,, hatf - I,,,o ,.,,,,',,s co.. lidn,,
,..'t '' ''' - ''' -.
Know N'l III iuHlh' - WY Dut sW'Hf now
as gentleman that not moro than four mem
nora M tho Ins, MA ,r,s. cv.r ,,r,, =, our
rooms. Thcy get together On short cards in
their room of the hotel and pl = on "a 2l.ecnt
wv "''' - '""'' WV ~ 4" ','" -" W w
courS'"' nlghi ~ 3"cs on II VI lhy ahd ru's
crape on his hat. Whv the NAM that wins sos
an A., ,,,,,, ,,,,,. i,,i ID. IA .,.,,, ,,t, f.,, ,,
on Z" urn h'" l'IhN' u'S T. ,p""'"'h l"t Z nm
bier - established. nnd be- b'En tI tax about
thu w,'' INV, 10 ,urn in npl ~ or.h oth r. 40.
Now. In u.ttirr. W. tnuu tutnluIint nf h.v-
inun th1u,ei,,i r. twn NV on ann There Vns
Oh Iluint'hrey Marshall IL, wls u rril co. /
nryrr si,y nm aii'a, ar i'm nv ryrrriinr" of
forty yrnts VINO Yonl tul y wn as n,g.h r"ld
lows Won know arr, uirrr ftuiui .nr d. There
wis ih,oihrr Marshall. II wae q ll'rrnt rr'in
Humphrey tI.t Wnv H.. laiG himself uui IN
piing his stuck ul clips up ltif c'lling Hut
Humphrey would conc IN anil mll ilo rod
turn. H. made lois of money. lived Ike lnr,l.
| and never seemed to 10, short. Hold up. I,s,
| the time tnut he came from Chill. whrrc hc WIS
| American Minister Ilerume INTO the rouns
To the house, and nr was roinf To- rivr npr
| money ~ build il with rshl oT tiiat ulhlr. aud,
! 10y the Lord he dill H. wukri IN with 81 600
| on thruc turns and nuXt day hrann work ON
| his house. II played Just like one Oi us-cuol
| IA irc all the time
| Onn OF thr grandesi old men Mt the business
was Thnd Stevens. Thad played "a ur.tty
| game. not worry big. but scientific: and thnn,
! TOO he wns r,gulnr about H. Never came nrr, ~
any one Mo lad a blazer soni of honor a. nj
| him than Thad. I Us n to- love him like n
brother. He always played blue chips, never
| got excited ut uli hut took more solid comfort
out " it than most any on" eyer saw. p.or
| old Thnd.l rcmrmh'r when he was ON his
tInt hc WINS sirh ~ ,biSs ,jino Dv Er,,1~ 10y
wouldn't let any ono como INTO his room. Ito
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-11-10

The following incident, noticed in Prof.
Blackies work on railroads. illustrates in
striking manner the progress OF events;
In 1890. at the time when MIR. George Ste
phenson the inventor. was introducing his first
locomotive in England the active mind OF Peter
Cooper was also busy solving u like problon in
this country. lie had constructed n locomotive
that was to Outrun a horse The Cooper engine
could hardly be called more thnn working
model as the whole weighed only \ ton. and
was OF about ono horse power. The boiler,
upright, and WIS fitted nboye the furnace. which
occupied the lower section. The cylinder was
only 81 inches In diameter; the wheels were
moved By gearing In order - get the requisite
pressure Of steam in So small boiler. sort OF
blower or bellows was provided, which WAS kept
in action by means of u drum attached To one Of
the ear whrrls. over which passed cord which
turned pulley. which in turn worked the bel
lows.
When all WIS ready the trial and test Of the
engine against the horse took place ou the Bal
timore aud ONO Railroad and resulted in "A
victory for the horse. The hor-r won the ra,e.
not by looliug on the one slio or sell on the
Other but by nm arrlleni-tGe Slipping oil tho
cord that moved tn" bellows.
Mr.. Cooper who was his own engine driver.
struggled hHrd and mHniuliY To- replace the
cord without stopping MS engine, but hrinr' he
could do so the horse hHd won the race. There
locomotive could outrun the horse, because the
former was ahead OF the horse when the a'rl-
dent occurred
This WIS nearly ilfy years Ago, and the mnn
who did Il still lives among Us, SIN active, nom
Ored. and rcspr' ted by al.
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t5es make him out II Is Wnr he drink and Is NO,
sn ss M Sa c sgou my =" ne 1 ,HS
u', w We , H. ~ ~ ~ w st H. W.
mana -oine ma, nacs nHir Hhl eve Just What ni"nv,
@ ' ,ne az 'i'm ' n I" rs ~ , un
maU.N ,n'u wv ~ Nv V WV pc nl'' w uhv
me 20 nu WIN soon nave Anew hui'rd hoars rom M,
kimn,.gtn, NgM r,a,, To- y s MA, 1oas,e on wo9u
Uv'' v
Rke inc huNl'' ol your phrch7' Elrl n"S
no reason to -upuc-e TINT she can cure n man
-,
oi his bad hahNs hy marry ng him. especially II
st Inn. 4, -, h,,, ,lt, D., ,tu,, ,ivr ttcp,
CIV "'N NV wv" '''' y" 'l''" ''iu. W. '''"
w !" ~, n'' ''' VIZ I'VE "'''', ''.''s
pe huhdN'm'' nut nc u NOT VI" uuSu"nu Iur
80 ,''.', ',,,,,,,,1 ,,,,,i,,,, drnrr
and rroyo hv prolonged abstinence from such
folly md yir. that hrvns capable Of sclf-conirol.
40 49,, IL. 49,, 4 A., nod ,ti..otu,,, frllov
anu hpl HcI'S "i i"'' "h" "'7'''"-' 'N''
SIN nm ensas,d no XXX ,'nN inv, nj ,iTc ikcd
about most 60. rinusy rh.uit al are kn9wn to her
vie r i e u. cr sanificr. She Is cheer.
nl and II e- in hcr cenn11, n' ,,r h 'i mem
rh"6a,c spoken -" ,iciy n1n0t hrr ami ne kud reccp
Won lh,y inret ~, ne, , inc i1ice
You ought 20 be able ~ NM out whether ule
stories are true or not. and YOU certainly ought
not to marry her until you nave satisfied your
self that ihcy are inls'' a' tney may pr' 'nouEh
her acquaintnnccs seem 10 De very undesirable
.......,.. g.. 81, ,.,,,,,,, t,.ty to kno,y
p'i7"hH wv l"""- '""' W. N"'"'
Xii, it,v,t ,unl much ro.t oun eel In vour answers
,o rnrr.pout mt, and r.poctaIlv tho- hburnE under
s.. trtl. ~ d. heart ia,, un,y Ia class u,vs.f
r'i.r M, last named ii.t ami srrk Vnur utsi ef,lcr
tN h,eu ,,un frd n Vout,s Ind, n, .idne IA another
st,f f,r ~, i7.i ,'nr Whru IN. si,tointrd limo rr an
martare 'rft,rl titcr isssine every pf,nnraiion /
sn M Irr ami s tu.n rnitfrnned A, I'm hitter .nuW.i
ian ian, nor mother ami Il ,rrs without thcr bn,ut
NM, .,i r',4,f mi A., con n stci ,,nno.nn
t, r't,,,, h..' ,t,,v.r,t.I ~ t,,l ,,tth XXI. v,t,,
,i, rroint,c i h. fcaJv ani determined 10 NARY ne
,,hurxrr .,, ia e., e. ttr r.,i M ti,, ,n.to,U,
,n"nt ma, ,r ,u,yt .iccrr M, ht,t1ng M, e,n.,nt nj
I.r m'ber si1r, zion .. iu,nr,u'i me nl thr vrrat
1,.tr,.. h., v,,s,r .,.,,,. O., E ai,,,| t,dr, ~ r.
tnigbs M Lr, i,ushtrs REORGANIZATION n, marry n
,,Grrt hrr ne sri In, ,i, means "a, ,,,r,s IA, r
w,t, t,, vo,i, -, ,,otr sts in "A nul MI srt IN A..
s.a wy sac nc ,n m@I' ,S w S WM ny ,o
ins OF my return TO az indcanit' time
grown rotar ami her mother is IA iair crcumsianccs
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The pnrt of tho road oVrrlouks q gorge 81
savage gran irur. Cars are stopped e. permit
tour Air tu view this weird scene. ko'Ay walls,
n thundrring river and wli"rinll. and dense
which being 100 lort b'lnw the spectator. form
the nj .turc. A short dt-tau 'c lurlh'r ON, an
the road o. among the mines where the ilrSt un-
thrncitr from the upper ruHl region WIS taken
bondilr 8 made on what ~ known ~ IN" " light
track OF the Delaware and Hudson Canal Cpm-
paws gravity railroad. The road WAS built T.
transport coal exclusively. This section car
The return trip Is made on tho loaded track.
This track carries tho loaded cars from tho
mines. The loaded truck Is operated tho same
a. The other. II climbs tNH mNuNtuiu ont OF Car
Honcsdale by four planes aud ton milo
level" The light ira * Is twenty mil $ long {;
the loaded one sixteen. That II why II n
twenty miles from HonrsdRe to Carbonate.
AMI slNteen miles from Ctrbondnle 10 Homes
dale" The two tricks follow entirely different
routes.
Ii has been but two years since the company
nut passenger cars on the rnnd. although II has
been in operation since lo29. The passenger
tram hns rapidly increusnd. A train leaves
Hones1nle IN the morning and one in
the afternoon. The latter runs In con
ne,tion with tho express tram on tho Erie.
which leaves New York AT O'Clock A. NJ.
The novelty Of rido over this gravity road
cursiOn season. II WINS recently enjoyed by
President Jrwrtt. General Manager Harris. and
GENERAL Pas scngrr Agent Abbott Of the Eric
halfway. Arrangements VIII los made 10 BRING
IL into prominence next season rs an eAfur-
sion route connected with the Eric.
This gravity road wis the first railroad begun
in the United states. ma on II WAS run the llfSl
locomotive that eyer turned u driving wheel in
ratio Allen. now living at Orange. n. j. on the
9th oil August, 1922.
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STUDENT LIFE ~ TENS.
Hanging n Youth To Make him Confess an
Alleged Petty Theft


The particulars OF n serious affair at the
Agricultural and NJ 'hHuica College, near
Bryan. Texas. have Just reached tho city \
small sum of money had hevn stolen from IN"
room OF a cadet named MhlteSid'-. and am
other cadet II or ~ years of age, wis sus-
p'cted of the theft one night hast week White
Sides and two comrades induced tie suspected
cadet to accompany them in walk. and after
they had Eut "A short distance b'yond the col
lego grouu l.. ono oi the plriy suddenly drew
pistol and presenting II ut his h'Nd, ordered
him ln stand. They then todd him u" must CON
i",s. Tho young man would not confess. hut.
ON the contrary. II ''lar"d his lnno'"n'r, Wurrr-
hanged him under Il tree. Then hr WAS ~
fesS. but ns he nguin protested ms lnup-
crncr. he was second tim' drawn nap.
When the rppe WAS s.ukon'd hll'f
the second hanging, the booty sank IT, the
ground, seemingly dead, one of the ihr't
young ruflinns became alarmed 100 whN mad
been done and. surprising th' N.uW dWl ran
AWAY. INT IN" other two r'mtiu"l VITA lh'
young man until ne rr'nNrlri cons 'lnu0ir9s.
Thru. ly thrruts. They oNg.trl from hm "A
pIpmis" tHlt hu would never 7p uk ul what
tlrv hnl dome. DI-r l;Jr 900: Ulr promise
however. me- wont straight 900 l'r'-ldrni Nluh-
wright and told him what nul i'rn dong, lnr
irD-,1.u called a meets ~ ri tnN lUuIly, uud
tur three perpetrators W'rn lrNuli'Y expelled.
fu.y started ter homo, m" authorities ol
Washington County learned ot the hanging,
md ut Onrr took steps 90 arrest the youths.
Whites du, WAS arr strl 40 the depot ia llnmp-
stead and taken huc, o. Bryan. Al last ne
counts he was IN the Bryan lul
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VERY CURIOUS RAILROAD.
The First BeKun IN America and To-day, also.
tho NJ oct Novel IN a mertca.

HoNEsDALE, Pa, Nov. prom Homes.
dao to Carbondalc ia twenty miles. From
Carbonate to Honcsdalc il sixteen miles. This
curious bit Of information naturally puzzles
the uquiring traveller who has occasion to
tnko the Delaware and Hudson cars Mt this
place to make the trip between tho two towns
for the first time Another thing pu2zlcs him
still moro Tho car no enters is deliberately
furnished. bu, il loss than half tho size Of an
ordinary railroad ear. 1t moves out from the
covered depot few yards and stops. The
traveller looks out and sees tho narrow track
leading directly up the side OF a hill at this
angle:
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killing II: mis-.

EN-. L.

For several days past the a., r,,.. he north
portion at TArftut County. a haNf marked
tho rfc~,'Hr axle shlWuing tli IA their
nttghhorhnui Mr. Srtuscr sltuuirrel piece
yesterday morning AMI watched Tor the hii 900 ic pcu
prairie about tNo mics northwest m The tow
small herd OF young pigs We're lunnt"ny 'ht
grru swArd THE bird came soaring h.nne nui iirr
point had been reached nrarN over the herd -,Ih'.
sWnnlcd Down ant Hruuni the surface iuveffif
asinary pyramid aui stnku- It, tinus dccpintnu thlrA
pound pIg started utuNruWtrl The ru.iuu Nt- ir
dious and -ow AMI gavr hnr time Tor Strngcr todraW
bead. ami when hUisht ui trtl forty ret had
reached he hin-rl nWuN and hurd huo clean tiruu-
the American eagle. Tile PIX and eagle unbed together
10 thc surface, both dead
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Queen NAB. Turnout.

Toh Ne MI cifl brret
o. there SEQ Queen Nuh hath been with vnu
~hri b. the NlrlUs midwife, Hul she cHu.,
lu shHpr un lIslrt than ana agate stone
Ou tG. tuetnH-rr oi % servant -lIl.
Drawn with a team of little utnmi's,
\ strawberry roan and llppgl -utr,
AihNAtt men HOSES us iAcA llr asleep
Her wagon srobrs arc made oft woolru tHoihuok,
The cover. which be- lu adjustable slldWs top
And can Dee taken on lu nlA weather
~ turning d tlUmh screw beneath the scat,
!. made ui Tho Wlu.s 90 NnN-hs srl~shoplcrr,
The traces off the smallest 81 ilrr'> web
spun under the personal supervision at her grncc,
The collars of tile nuOnshluc sMutsrN beams
stuffed with suitest feathers ut the humming bird,
The NutA handle ni h'r Wup, the SIAN hono
Ot luur hug; tho lnsi of Nun,
Ana th' snapper. Nlr suus"f ni honey bee,
Her goodman lsA small grHy-coatcd guat
Who's Mn gloves nr' made al tn skin ui his teeth
Ann dyed IN opera uni> he wtlrs a nuuuurt
In his button hole as hlg A. cabbage head,
Works on salary N seventy five cents
\ month Hnd tiunl, ana mas money
To l~t ho isH bigger man than Old UTAne
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The Iguomlalou. Death of Grl..ly.

FI0ll m WIHNIFV IlFHIslUT
On Monday Of last week Capt. Smith. Of Smith
Wright. faucLu. over iu The SAN element. tHfYnu.
Killed the largest grllN that has ever o. ru
-rctiun II VA. estimated to weigh about npuunds
Thts gilIN had been iu c haflt 90 KILN. ul .rW "a
cows, dragging them 90 mo ttr brush AMI dcN,Nns
them hi, leisure. lie had got away with TWO
from Sargent ant Gals frul ai.d,h AIlEnt.
anal several calves of others previous u his death Poi
son Ia honey did hi hisHrs,
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LASHED TO THE RIGGING.
Terrible Experience er Ahipwrecked Grew
One Sian Maniac.

Frrn me- Nm'pc,o F,epi,r
Mr.. Charles Killccn. mate of the schooner
Eta A. SimusOn. and solo survivor OF her
WRECK. gives the following narrative OF the
terrible hardships OF the crew We left Bath.
Me. Friday. nth inst. bound to Baltimore with
cargo Of Ice. We took the gale Saturday fore
noon Mt the foot Of tho shoals. from the cast.
At noon it was thick and we came to anchor ut
the east end OF NOrton's shoal letting go three
anchors. Al q L. NJ. tho wind was blowing u
hurricane rom the \. y. H.. and the schooner
dragged over the shpnlS, pounding hard. At
O'clock in the evening the vrs- i rolled over
IN seven fatA0ms of water. probably from her
cnrEo sAiliins' ana We nii TOOK to thg miTl,n
Captain W. had better get the hOnt ready -
lower. hut hH rrmnr1ci that she would not live
In such "a foam. but We mad best cling to the
largest piece OF wood, The SECOND srn which
boarded Us swept away two OF the mrn. The
r'st hung 2n ~ about o,''9rrE IN the morn
ins when thoy began to 20. Tue man on my
rirhl heTlno rlNing mnninr, and soon sue
'uuhr Oh" rest IollnWlng soon 0'lrr. leaving
Can't Hart aud Wife and myself SIM clinging
IN, s'u WAS breakiu- over uS 10 the height Of
90 or ilitofn lrrt continually, und us II dashed
against Us, il seemed ms II 1t would dash us TO
E1rly SUNDAY morning W. saw tho steamer.
MHrthu's Vineyard and Dexter come out and |
told Capt. HAT tp hold his wife tb.I within I
tried to signal th'm. put my coat ga %" shear
pole for wait hut they probably lil not -" u,
~ they mair tlr.r way io the vessels 20 Turk-
his hod ON his WIFE, and / had t. Jump tn his
u@~ -tpu''. and W, dr'W her hark again Ia "a
, ~" h., I'M" ,,r, ,Ir. Ilnrr
hram" dis" ,ura-;d. and soon uil.r gny" up.
shining it"'I nu gru7p ABOUT 2 J.. w." At winch
WIS W.shiu. hy u- no tl' time waist deep.
Inr ip-, ot his W..c compit"lY nnn"Wcd cant.
s',yii-. aitr ha,I tr.ri tocuu-oln linn ami gct
him 10 uUd on IvagNr rDu dp 10, You may
9r i,a ' me- his fl;n - '''' mdn lS
Wth the ruu ~ tlNt 10 WIS saved would
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-11-10
One Of tho Florida Politicians.

The notorious Frank Small. who, with his
Signature y was 50 conspicuous - Rrpubcan witness
IN rashA,sca tho Returning hoard Al the time of
the late contest AMI who anxious TO show fraud in
the Democratic Inspectors n rcupu AZ tive precincts ~
now In the Columbia County Jail IOr hida sieahnI