The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-12-05

other. again tossed like a chip on the
crest Of some huge wave, and next
thrown almost on end BY the COLLISION
of opposing surges, the passage
was indeed a stormy one, when
Al last the barrel sailed into smooth
water. 1t manifested no disposition 70
remain, and after one. slow and stately
sweeB of the entire circuit OF the WhlIi-
pool, was carried once more INTO me
main current of the river. Ihe specta-
tors on both sides OF the stream ieit
their posts Of Observation snd II
seemed that there would be no more
stoDs until the mouth OF tn river was
reachei 10 the surprise OF those even
hest acquaiutsd With the river and It's
currents, the barrel paused inits course,
and was swung in coward the Canadian
shore Dy the TEompson's Poin. EDDY,
which Is Just beyond the great whiTi-
pool itself, and Is where the oocies OF
drowned people are usually caught, anu
often NAV be seen circiing round cuc
round for DAYS at g time. Too lar
from shore 20 be secured, the barre! re
manned in this smaller mselsirOm IoT
nearry three-Quarters OF an hour. Inc
man-.Ols cover was not raised, anu
grave fears for the safety OF the pas
sengers were entertained - tEose on
the bank. Frank LAWSON. manager Oh
the Canadian Whirlpool Park. went 70
the rescue with a lire, which was OF no
avail 50 long as the barrel remained 50
far from shore.
ALL's WILL TBAT ESDs WELL.
Atlast the nanhole cover was thrown
back and Hazlett's head shoulders were
thrust out.
"Hello!" shouted Lawson.
"Hellol !" answered back Hszlet., and
to the next call Catch this line came
the reply IAN right"
The Darrell was soon pulled ashore,
and Hazlett at once leaped ont, a1d
with LswsOn's assistance released MISS
Allen from her imprisonment. She wAs
very much exhausted, and could not
speak above a whisper. Neither OF the
yoyagers were much bruised, and could
Haziett have followed his own inclins-
ton. the trip would have been contin-
ned TO Queenstown. Miss Allen evil
IDENTIFY had all the barrel navigation
that was good for her. and so the
barrel was secured and the party
started for the bank. The journey was
q long and tedious one, having occu-
pied nearly an hour. The two men
carried the half-fainiing woman nearly
all the distance and the path along the
waters edge 10 the foot of Lawson S
Elevator was narrow, rough and OF the
most difficult character. When the
elevator was reached q number Of men
gave assistance, and the pllcky little
woman smiled for the first time as she
listened TO many congratulations and
compliments, and q FAINT color re-
turned TO her cheeks. Some Of the men
we're even bold enough to claim the
privilege OF q kiss, and when the bank
was reached Sadie had received not
only a dozen or more salutes. but
also the result of an impromptu
collection, in which the smallest
coin was Of nickel and the largest OF
gold. she was placed in a carriage and
driven back 10 the hotel. reaching .here
about 5.45 o'clock. She was quickly
taken in charge by lady friends, given
refreshments and made as comfortable
as possible. She was in a terrible
state of nervous excitement, and
incapable OF carrying on a converse
ton. She declared that nothing could
tempt her TO repeat the experiment,
and was undoubtedly sincere in this
d. claration. Owing to her condition il
WAS deemed unwise TO return TO Buffalo
tonight, so she remains al the hotel
and will come home tomorrow.