The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-07-21

cept the purser, and number OF fremen, engineers
&C. remained at Sable Island. where they will look
after the wreck till the Canadian steamer Newfeld
arrives theleto bring them away. Captain Noodle
will stop tin some agent of Lloyds arrives to take
charge of the wreck.
! DEVOTED DAUGHTER.
| Captain Noodles daughter accompanied him
this disastrous voyage and had narrow escape
! from at least severe weting If not from being
drowned. She had already been placed in the second
boat. which upset. When finding that her father
to stop ON board she insisted upon staying with
| him, and returned to the steamer. When the pas
sengers left the island her father and several others
urged her to come in the Glendon but she pos
itively refused to be separated from him and
allowed to remain there.
ADDRESSES PASSENGERS.
Just before embarkng in the Glendon for Halifax
the passengers prepared. signed and presented the
following addresses. which speak for themselves
Ana SABLE ISLAND July II, 1879.
Whereas we are unfortunately detained upon
Sable Island by the wreckng of the steamship State
] OF Virginia which were passengers, We desire
to express our appreciation OF the comforts fur
nished and the protection afforded us by the
Dominion OF Canada. We take the greater pleasure
in doing this but two of our number are subjects
of that government. Without the provision thus
made the trials of sit uation would have been
much increased il indeed they could have been
borne: TO the superintendent of the Island Dun
risked their lives to some of ours and who
have done everything that We could desire and
more than we could expect. for our
comfort aud entertainment. express the
feelings that are in our hearts toward them
IN warmest gratitude ana personal regard ana ae-
voted attachment. We feel the debt that we owe to
them-a debt, because of their sacrifice OF comfort
and ease IN our service which we can never repay.
We would commend the government or Canada
for its selection OF a man to take charge OF the
affairs OF this island and where there is so much
danger TO those VINO follow the sea, SO emlnenuy
fitted by his lsrgeness heart for the position that
he occupies.
f. A. Warheld, Boston. Mass Thomas Cooper.
Peur Ind; Daniel Clark Buffalo, n. Y; Alice
Clark, Buffalo. n. T.. Agnes Porteous, New York
clty 3. A. Potter, New York city; Janet Carnochan.
Niagara Ontario; Captain II. A. Jones' Buffalo N. y;
James q. Dorm, Brooklyn. N T.; q. McMenoney,
New Orleans, La; George Gargreak. Patt-
Cne. La ueorse Lesior, AeTanee, la, -
United States Navy: A. Purdy, Philadelphia Pa:
Sarah Purdy. New York City; William Bagley. Can
n M ,s,am p;ttshnra Do Eisn :" Can"hx ptt
burg Pa: Robert Small, Glasgow Scotland: Sarah
Bagley, Canton, Ohio; Lizzie Rainer. philadelphia
ph;adamh, In Ihia so yJm Inby
Stein. Scotland: Michael Daley, Des Moines, Wis;
Samuel Wilkinson Rhode Island.
TIE eH.usp Ap I -, % ,o,o
The passeucers of the steamship State of virginia
att meeting held on Sable Island upon the coast OF
when Inc Ie,s snip weIt asrouna on e evening %
Resolved, That we take great pleasure in most
heartily commencing the Kindness. calmness and
"usa 81 wh.h tha danaars i"cidant 70 the nm
fortunate experience were lessened, many perils
averted and SO large number OF the passengers
Resolved That wa tender To cant.in Moodie ner.
sonally our deepest sympathy with him i'll the loss
OF ms snip our warmest thanks Tor MS most geher-
constant endeavor To do for our safety what after
long experience sea. seemed best. appearing
think more of others than OF himself
those who r,ourn Tive loas ~ children ana trepds
but desire to place upon record belief that the
u
want OF precaution in tending them.
Resolved, That most devoutly thank God by
whose GOODNESS we nave Deen spared thus rar' anu
Resolved That copies of these resolutions be sent
to the managers of the State line Glasgow and to
Captain George NOODLE
IL was also voted thas the signatures OF all the
passengers De appended 10 these anu the
same signatures were a''Acheu 10 THESE RESOLUTIONS
as TO the preceding aauress.
Inc passengers are enthusiastic IN praise OF cap
tain Noodle the purser' ana the third ana fourth
ohcers. superintendent Acpohad ana the men VINO
manneo tue SURF ooa.s 'ha' oroueht portioh Oh
them rom the ia'co sup anu "i'erwaro put 'heh on
oo@ru VI 'ne "ienuoh
On THE oIhNpoN'
oh the oo"'s iea'ins Tue iA''er steamer tne pas
sehsers gave three cheers ior mr. -"cDohaio anu
famhy' 'hree ior captain "oooie anu MS daughter
anu TOT L'eu'ehan' oro"he' hosai Navy command
Ing tne "ienoon' anu nAs o"cefs' WHO paiu every
a''ehuon W 'nef 'enPofafy guests III 'neir power
ana were inoetaeaoie III seeins that tue! were aoe
Us co"aior'A'i' Us oir0"lis''n'es "ouiu pernii'
Lieu'e"an' oro"ne gave up 'no en'ire eaoih inciuu
ing us own s'"'e~oi" " 'Ae '"o'es 'nu ohiiuren
an" ooe"P'eu po1.oA " VIC iooi" u INC 0"iei
hnsneer' MT ''ofiiS' ""o 'o.un.eereu 10 give
up ior any use 'na' "ou'u ."eii'A'e 'ne Comfort
Oh 'nose Oh oo"fo' 'e'eia, o'uef persons were
shetere" ~ tue SAME rom, "r SIMPSON inc ehiei
omeer' anu "r Denne''' 'no se'on'' "so gave up
their quarters 10 tue sen'ie'nen VI the nrs' caoin
Inc rest Oh tue passcuSers were piaceu III the
castle the sailors cheerfully giving up their hunks