, 1881-11-17
LOST At SEA,

FIVE MEN LOST w1rlLE ATTEMPTING TO
NEstEE A slltrwHECliED CREW.
NEW YoRK, Nov. 1D.-'Fllu bark law
Wood, which arrived to.tlay. reports that.
Oct. 20, In latitude 1910, longitude :is.:N
she sighted tile bnrk Bend Or. sinking, with
ller suars asld sails gone alld boats stove, a1d
tho sea making clean breach over Tier. The
secnnd mate Of tic Law Wood, George W.
jan.cs, Md four men volunteered tn rescue
the crew Of the sinking bark. They went
Oft IN boat, ntld as they neared tic wreck Il
heavy stll,ull shut FROM view b0tli s,oAt nnd
Or sig,,alcd tlint tlo boat Was
swannpetl, md 80, the crew wero mt
sss sss nex, nFa1 a1 o psrinE IE{ ami tnt ts fo,n Ss
tluy, tijl nooI, = ,Eais ;was biow1ng. il tlle1;
moderated, md Just before dirk the wreck
Wns nKhtll sighted hull dawn. 1'lle l,nw
N0nd gut elUsu ns prMlcnt, owihs 10 tho
1MRyy Sun rniinIl,g. Wien tl,o mute mid two
men volunteered 70 attelnpt u rescue. They
wero s,lccessfnl;. but, uw,le to tho stl,nlLness
Of tllc bout, sIot( 10 mnke two trips. Willie
ratllrnli'g TITO second tl,ne from the wreck
bonG full, to thu tl,wurts, but, us tile crow
USED u,cir hats to bnle nit the water, they
Wer' el!bteu tn get anfety nlUnKsido tho Law
Wnotl. Tlle lIetnl Or probably sank that
night III very heavy gale.
KILLED DURING 4 GALE.
Tie Gonnan bark Rudolph arrived today
Ilat!1o ii. Tile Captain Of tiie 1lattle N. re-
M,rts:tt n t "Tne hoa!,s ,, crow Of t,e l.uIolpl.
suieIl b'!at tho MOI, janlpci in, leaving lie
ss!i o, baar|. Vi.ey W rsaciied is Tile lie ship ii
safety. They returned fll tic morning. and
the mate took t!'c disabled men In her to tho
Rudolph. Iii tho gallo which nlade n cO,ll-
p!eto wreck nj the vessel md disabled sonio
Of Tho crew, one sealssan WIS kilfett.'
THEE MEN LUST OVERHEARD.
The stcanyr Victoria, from Lnntot,, re-
ports that wlllle CLOSE, rGef!ng her ntalutnp-
satt the vessel silirletl r. feMvy sca, rurryIng
nvGrhnnrt[ thy onntswnin alid two sc;'nei,
in tho ltfe-boat, broke tho nlafn baom In three
| places, cnrrietl away Tires yenllthtUrY, ind
damaged tlle funnel nnd rails.
MRS. EDWIN BOOTH.
ALL MORTAL OF HER ON THE WAY TO THIS
| CITY.
Special Dtlpdseh to 7hs Chttaao Tribune.
NEw York, Nov. 1tk--Tl!e bnly OF Mrs.
Mfnry Frances 1,ootlt. the Iutc wife Of Edwin
1iooth, Is now o., Its WAY to Chtcngo, wlpro
the funeral will be held ind inter,lent take
place. 1t left this city this evening, uccol,l-
panied by Edwin Bo0th and Ills daughter
Edwinn, Mr. J. II. aicVErker 1tul family,
Lawrence linton, nnd William Winter, OF
tic Now York 1rlb1t7tc, Tho funeral party
started from tho Grand Central Depot at
| o'clock. Tie funeral services tn Chicago
Will bo held In st. Pauls Church ut o'clocls
on Fridny afternoon. Serylce was held over
the remains Of Mrs. Booth Iii this city this
Afternoon, ut tlia residence OF Mr.. McVickvr,
No. Is West Fifty-thIr.l street.
TILE HODY RESTED IN A HEAVY 1s0sEWo0D
cAskEr,
upholstered in white snttn md ornnmentctl
with massive silver lln1idles. The I'LL Of the
cnsket was removed, exposing tho botly,
which was rObed In white sntin tn Its full
length. and tl,o elect was to present II per
feet cnnntsrfelt Of sleep. The t'nrnl tlecura
were numerous. .Tllo piaIlu cover wis
fatr!y !coyWsd with wreaths, crosses
orokens eolumns, mud boltul,ets ,whlcI
a.ease a BE" EI VIII 1yt BY fF'ss snt,,nSon Of II,
THIS beautiful display wasn magnificent etns'
self llolung tile hand of Ills daughter, sat N
the lsead OF tho collin dMrng tue services mt
fixed upon Il o'c!ock) the spacions pnrIors
Ut tho house were illetl NlMi tho liallwu,
closely crowlte. with lnstles alll gentlemen
while many wore Obliged TO staiId OIL tllt
A yEstY LARGE REPRESENTATION OF TIL
THEATRICAL, PROFESSION
present, but tho greater pnrt OF the sym
imthizt,ig friends wero pEyate, eitizans
AlNong tllos9 present weIo Miss Katv EleI!i
Juaeph Jetfors9!,, !lenry, 4. Abbey. Il. 2
Io9on, i.awre,!eo Hutton. Mrs. i: i. stc,i
Ma, Pr nc';ot l. # r d lhoso, Lus|as iaEt
William II. cSIo''l.or,, and slrs; .lai'n I. =
hyn,n "Como Yc nlsconsola!e," ,reu!terr'
nyn nartet. ai,a t!ien s w. itny. ~ fsr,lIi.a,