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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-01
Rennef-In

Nav closed at ss5c closed at ss7e Do "a
good demand sales ye,terdsy 'sa South America
Loo rI,TTFT-Demsnd has fallen or ana the'' esr
more OF pressure 20 sell to-day thvs eauss ,s sos
and gn ,sa1ev s.ais and Pennvsna tubs fsey
Sl0asc. do Good 20 Choice. 2JeS-ci Ign 'is.Ietss
s9aiOc western d. Fancy sS a nee 2oSe State Dy
welsh tubs Prime 2Gasyc 90 ts " 70 A. III, - Tod
stat Dairy halfnrhn 'g6s FANCY TO- o,s. Good 70
2GSsc Entire DaIries Good o Fancy 2sesec'
Do Fir s6G23c Western inlsISs c'S ws.,ern DSry
Choice 25sq7c do Good 2oa2Se 40 Sop e uns ,aSs
western Factory June hfklns 6 Firss ftseoc 10
Seconds isais 2 Day and T'e , r, sls feature and
cHEEsEMsrksa nm ,,.ss Is s 41s me via ts
quiry from home sources fgi Sre@mi taaiiLe.. or.
Factory september, il,.e oel9osr' ,,gbt ssSiosc;
a. ISr SsSeg M skins saec ohlo ca s5giitei
peqnsyiya9a skim; o. f ;vans 9sss7s Western
e59 d2sc Icehouse 2OG24c; Canaan Zoc Lin'ea 49,
sUGARRahs quiet but s hs cs1 Ts ef' se yea s
Rearns arm Cut Loaf SIZE; Crushed $50 Cubes ''''
POWERED. 500. GUnuas.1 i-tS-. 20 s,sri,ri
Sss conee 10 " 4! bfss5 S0 sse his W.
G." 6'a6hci Extr, :. e. Ss9o%e' = 'i''''1
sTEARINE-oulet and unchanged Choice "es,era
and CIV Si4ag2c Oleomargarine, 7sc for CITY sa'''
70 les in Phadelphia q equal % 5s here scs leaf steady
with sses of 300 cases iss6 pennsylvania ssi2e 10
Do iss7 Penpsyiyana 2rl2 ss $9 ao sd
8 ieGiae; $50 balls Havana 6ocati ioi go 90 SUI
MAJ WooITRe movement continues OF fair volume; wi,h
prices wen supported The London sales opcne ea s
On Sc an SO ooo do FAIL Texas i7sess 900 DO IL blood
deiane - 2c 90 600 Do Mon,aa2 24e 1000 90 49, it
s sg b GOO "a do Xxx and above 1000 AZ
10 blood 5Go9 DO s,ngt Tens a5s ses alee 81 to-
Do fall - c Soo a i's esa az 10000 80 do s cera
% % g Hsss T 1890 hs VIM India loo d.
tnsoDSEoi so do white Bsgdad, on private terms
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-01

ssi; @lsier Wheat low grade. IS soss4 PsiI 2
e 1885 g h 81 s1ss Very FaHs
60 90 Minnesota spring Wheat Low Extras - Syshs'
Poor Fancy So s5asG 5O Patents ordlTsry 70 VeJ
ane Spring and Winter 80 ass g Fins {? 1886 g6 20
Had moderate demand at steady prices sales $50
t pos ~ osS 'I Pa s 5asG 90 ana BucK
WHEAT FLoUR-weak. quoted 80 5Oas2 70; Buck;
s1H ae a11n' Sales $50 b6s sqpeae 3
sRd Fa and ~ Yellow E do m Bad
vine 80 20. Sales $50 bbs including 800 bbls Brandy
GRAIN wHEAT-There were no new features de;
yeloPed in lhs option %are. today aud price dr sS
natey and strong The speculation in IT'S entirety
vailed at Intervals Cable aivces were disappointing
sales showed decline OF 3sc Aferwart general rea.-
ling by the longs set in. and prices broke sharply
May al II IA Later on the west turned buillsh or
more vigorous buying and the short sde here covered
reaching al o5 Is and May 81 u IS from which there
tho top The spot mafket rather more active, in
good part for export @ loads aktn Prices at he Gloe
Sales $50 coo bushels future IOl 600 SPOT including
ungraded Winter Red at s1dsi.07 Ia No. Red at
az. "a esysoS S S5. a2osI ard nat aS ss1
no. December slo3 $50 o. Is closing at sloi
do February, .Io7as1o 12, closing at sl.os u; DO
March s1Cs 34ds1 90 81. closing At Slo9 81; do
quoted 81 aG5c Western and state BARLEY-oggie et
half December D. t Wv BARLEY MALT-Dul and
nominal =. . CoRN-A decidedly stronger feeling
holders The spot market advanced fully 1c and closed
firm Export demand continues fair but the high prices
options ruled irregular with fairly active trais reported
largely in December and January After steady 9penng
in spot lots impaired moro hrmness, ienu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-01
6ituations Uanteo-Males.

TsEFULMAN.-B a young man %.
y at anything. Address f.. r., l6l var
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-01
Real Gstaie.

E0R SALE OR TO LET. Elegant four
J. story and basement brownstone private
twelling, as 70 81 East p2d-st Apply 10
twner. as East 92d-st, or 81 office, lZ2 East
k5th-st. PHI. BRAENDER
EoR SALE OR TO LET, BRISTOL.
+ PENN,-Large house, used as school Tor
rirls: 2i rooms; lot 75x350; Radcliffe ST.,
facing Delaware River; will be put. IN good
repair Apply T. S. WHELEN. LOO
&alnutst, Philadelphia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-01
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North River, Vessels and Railroads.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

PuupING MATERIALS. Generally UNCHANGED Up
rvef hard brick $685. so; Croton. Dark
nd Red, sl5qsle; CrOt9n. Brown. s1Aasl5 ;
Trenton and Philadelphia Front. S27ds2S; Uav-
dement, 81 o5dsl 10 per bbl American Portland - 20
- IS English Portland. e. 25Gs2 IS; German Portland
s. 3o6so GO Rockand Common Lime, IL per bh and do
finishing, 81 90; State Common Lime, Soc and do finish
lns sl 10; Ground soc Lath. 81 10as2 10 per LOCO;
coats Hair 2sa30c per bushe; Cattle Hair lsa2Oc.
COFFEE-Ro the spot was again stronger at a
turiher advance, with an active demand Fair eargoes
quoted at 10 s-4c sales, $500 bags 10, ana No.
log Lac Is lee respectively MID grades higher
tnd wanted Sales . 800 bags West Indies, and 300
bags East Indies. private terms The op .h ne
further substantial gain to-day. I'm keeping with higher
sabs advfces There good general buying through
Ant the entire session part which for short"
tount First sales indicated rise Of 20a3O points, and
prices advanced lOQ3O points more, closing nfn
Is the top Sales, 100000 bags
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-01

COTTON-For prompt delivery ruled quiet ana s.eIu,
prices showing material change old cotton held l4o
higher s4S bales for consumptcaa a rGft re-
this day last and SO 22l bales for this Gay sst
Since September (the beginning oi 5hs c t4B
year the receipts ports have aggiegaed os ~
bales 70 last night comparing with So47 1871 bales Tor
corresponding time season. including 10 DAY
Quotations are based American standard OF eiassih
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-01
YOUNG woMAN's CHRISTIAN ASSN

Johnson Building junction FlstDush ana
Fulton sves
The msnasers Of this department. renew
their call % the citizens OF Brooklyn for
ment .3ureau OF the Young Wonen's ChFiss
ian Association.
We have on our books Large number %
teachers gOvernesses, stenographers. type
writer's. couyisrs clerks companions, house.
keepers, trained and Invalid nurses, dress-
MAKERS seamstresse-
We desire cooperation IN placing the-s
.unnorting and useful. a systematic record
Is kept Of all employees. so none are recon-
mended without satisfactory references
Domestic servants are not s1fn'shef ~
this bureau.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-01
fclp tJaEieo.

4 GENTS WANTED. Gold watch free,
~ Lo0i commission Address O'KEEFE
{ CO. rtrbur-. Penn.
EARPFNTER- capable workman AMI
= willing 10 DO genera. work a steady JOB
Tor the Fight man. Inquire Tor HIRD, 40
new factory cor. i0Tth.st and ist-aye.
w ANTED. An agent 10 represent .
w patent medicine firm ana 90 carry Q
stock to seli from best refer noes re-
CURED. W. HOFFMAN. L. o. Box SIS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-01
Board ano Rooms.


PARTMENTS NEWLY FURNISHED
"A near Sixth Avenue Elevated Broa1way
cars principal hotels clubs ROOM; 80 ~ 70
At I22 EAST 1JTH-sT, corner irving
n Mace Desirable OrOms neatly furnished
with private table; for Two gentlemen ana
their wives, or other Rentoel sduIt pafues
references. "
DACHELOR's QUARTERS. Handsomely
ID furnished comfort. Refinement MODERATE
b. right parties nicely heated Inspection
invited. 1871 West 13th-sL
CLINTON PLACE. 31.-Front sunny room
u housekeeping or gentlemen; hall fooM'
heated single beds. 81 each.
HANDSOMELY furnished floor. suite ana
IL Il Gle DOM, pr yalo table optional pes'
part Murray Hin references eHchahged no
charge foF information. s. @. LELAND n
Co. formerly with Everett Directory 90
West 83th-st
HANDSOMELY furnished rooms. with
H board gentlemen. gentleman ana wlie
bssDoiRtneats tfst class. ~ west 2atn'~-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-01
Uressmaking.

N RESSMAKER-B an experiences
~ dressmaker from PlngaJs would Ike a.
few more engagements. perfect inter aud
stylish draper. Address MODESTO, DO
Broadway.
ER-By frst-ca-s drcs- maket
Dusing Professor Livingstone system on
measuring, a few customers by Che day or
week, in good family. or will d. work %
her room. Mrs T. 4. VAN MATER No.
31s West 2Sth-st
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-12-08
Jerry Murphy k,llee

Conductor Jerry Murphy killed.
Thursday morning at $50 o'clock, Con-
d,ictor Jerry Murphy was instantly
killed while In the act of coupling carr
ut Rolla. q station between Cando and
st. John. Murphy had ssignalled the
engineer to back and was seen .by q
to step in hstween two cars
loaded With wood to make the coupling,
and NOT coming out within the usual
time. which seldom consumes but 6
moment. the brakeman hastened to the
sp0tto Q what had occurred, and dis
covered Murphy lying on the track,
naarl!y under tine center OF the forward
car. The brakeman spoke to him and
receiving no answer, hastily called TOR
assistance and Murphy was carried to
ths csboose chr. His thigh was crushed
and the bowels were partially protrud-
ing. Hissdeash was instantaneous, 40
all pulsitionhsd esassdbsfore his body
hadreachsd the 4eaboose. Mr.. Murphy
wa aboutz = yeara q age and unmarried.
His passitS itye ~ Preston. Mimi, ia
which point his remains were forwarded
Friday night. Hewas well and favor.
ably knowpis this city. and while here
bcsrdsd With Mrs. Ellis on Fifth street.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-12-08

We notice that someone has sent
Gen. Harrison. box Of fine celery.
Celery is said to be anexcellent neryine,
apd if used literally as o food will build
up the nervous system SO that tho per.
son using it cnn stand almost any kind
of shock. tits related lhat q great
eater Of celery once heard OF the sudden
death Of q rich uncle and tho shock
upon the nephew was scarcely per
ceptibe. With all these facts before
Bs..the thought occurs that Dakota,
witch raises the finest celery in the
world, should ship a carload To- Gen,
Harrison at once SO a % fortlfy him
against the. forthcoming shock which
.ths demand,for offices Is sure to cause.
The Office seekers have been eating
celery themselves until they have
nerves like a network of telegraph
0lH60. - - snyasask *ssi
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-12-08
A December Picnic.

Last Wednesday, December s. 1885. was
too nice q day to stay in doors, and It
was q happy thought that prompted .
number Of families in this city to band
together for . Joyous picnic in the
woods. The handsomest man in town.
with an assistant, went to the grounds
early and arrangeda number OF swings
and see-saws, and was followed later BY
9 whole band Of romping children and
their ma-mas. The day was spent in
the usual picnic manner. Ice cream,
lemonade, doughnuts and fun in album
dance. the occasion was not without
incident. When the hour arrived for
returning homo, and the children were
being Tailed 1t was discovered q number
were missing. Search was at once insti-
Ftutod and the woods fairly ruug with
the yoiccs Of alarmed mothers calling
their darling''kids." The most rendering
terms we're used, but availed no res
ponse;a mysterious movement Of q
huge pile Of autumn leaves gave the
plot away, and an instant later out
aprang the half dozen missing nrchins,
with great delight to their distracted
sna.mas. At s clock the happy throna
got back 70 the city. satisfied that this
was = delightful country to live In after
all.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-12-08
wheat Thieves.

,A-number Of farmers report having
had wheat stolen from their g~rainaries
lately. Jasper Graham, who lives north
of Grand Harbor, lost 800 bushels In this
way. aud old Becker. - Graham's
Island is among the robbed. The
grain no being No. I hard. we would
mot advise q harsh measures III dealing
with these thieves, il caught, Ms lynch
ing. An all night bath in the lake
would be about the treatment tho de-
tense deserves.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-12-08
asTATEHoop CONVENTION.

Inc meGt1nk 81 representatives VI
North Oak ta at Jamestown on Wedues.
day will go into history az the har-
moni.ous, dgnititd end determined as.
semblage ever held in this territory.
The purpose of the gathering was to de-
mand statehood for $4,000 people.
There were $50 delegates present,
Of ell political shades. bat OF one
mind rs 10 The object 10 be attained.
There was Il bit OF skirmish over the
craftsmanship, but good nature and de-
corum prevailed: then the convention
selected it, committees and they did
theft work in.the briefest possible way.
Tho time occupied by the convention
did not exceed two hours. There was
no discord Of delay. As to what the
fruit Of the convention will be, time
alone can determine, but there Is every
indication hat The first step has been
.sken-and taken properly and fully
.oward statehood for North Dakota.
The legislature, whichsmeo.sin January
next, 10 asked to call a constitutional
convention Sat the earliest practicable
moment" This means that q conven.
tionscan be held, a constitution framed
andsadopted, state and national oficsra
chdssnandsall the necessary machinery
for statehood perfected in time for ad.
mission at a special session Of the fifty.
first congress early in the spring, II the
president elect should deem it expedi-
ent and wise to call a special SO sion;
and a!resolution wal passed requesting
Gen. Harrlsotito do 60. This complete.
lv,oovers the ground for one method oi
adtnission-the method by which nearly
ali the delegates expect North Dakota
to come INTO the Union. This proceed.
ing is contingent upon the failure ofthe
present congress to give US statehood;
and: due respect and courtesy we're
shown that body in the following resolu-
ton:
Thid-Thn the Tinieth congress should provide
for the admission Of North Dakoss.
The convention did not discuss the
necessity for statehood, because that is
admitted on every hand. The presence,
y delegates, Of many leading Demo
Gratis who heartily approved the entire
p~rocssdines shows conclusively that tho
desire for statehood is not a strictly par
tisan desire. 1t is 10 be hoped that the
politicians will refrain from the log-rol.
ling tactics which have hitherto brought
our territory into disrepute and con.
6ne.:: themselves TO the more i'm
poEtant work now OH hand. In other
words, it ia to he hoped that personal
ambitions may be curbed, at least un-
til. statehood is accomplished. This
must certainly be the desire Of every
man; who wants North Dakotaadmitted
q 80 De- NN- L1 HHI t
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-12-08

IT is claimed tls,t Gas. is tho banner
Republican county. having given
Mathews 1845 plurality. Ramsey can
show something Of a banner herself in
this. line. She gave Mathews 51s
plurality, which is y better showing, In
proportion to population, than that Of
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-12-08
What. Our John ?

Station Agent cryierman went to
River Falls, Wis.,. last Thursdsy morn.
ing and It u pretty we'll Mnderst0od that
whom he returns be will occupy the elc.
gent suite Of rooms over the depot.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-12-08

CLEvELAND's final message was given
to the world Monday. Il will not I've
anspercd 10y Blame; IT was answered
Nov. 6 by a large Republican plurality.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-12-08

Holiday Presents
MY entire stock Of Holt
day Goods consisting of
Albums, Work baskets,
Shaving cases, Collar and
Cuff boxes, Christmas
cards, Writing desks and
Dressing cases, Slipper
holders. Duster holders,
Isleighs, Sleds, Drums,
Toy trunks, Toy dish sets
Doll Carriages. Rocking
Chairs, Doll Chairs, Toy
Kitchens, Express wag-
ons. b dolls, Bisque
dolls, China dolls, Knit
II ..~.g=- -nNa.. --HrfE--Ea.-
dolls, Musical dolls, Kid
baby dolls, Magic lam
terms. Savings banks. etc,
will be sold at: the very
Lowest possible price for
cash.
The following articles
will be closed out at
PRICE:
Ladies Hand Bags. Pic
ture Frames, Mirrors,
microscopes, Sterescopic
Views, Toy paints, States
and Blank Books.
IN addition to those
goods you will find the
largest and best stock of
Fruit, Candies, Nuts,
ICider, Chewing Gum,
cigars, Tobacco. Pipes.
etc., in the city.
II. S. ID
w. U. Telegraph Office.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-12-08

LAad once at Grand FORKS, Dskota, Nov. l7lsss-
y odes y hereby stvea that the following named settle
hes nlsd notice Of hse intention; to mako ANAL proof Ia
support q hsr claim. and that. aid proof win Be- mad
before Tie clerk Of the district court OF Ramsey
county Dakota, at Devils Lake, ON January l8,, 1850,
w svH section q, township 1853, range &.
6hs NAMED the following witnesses To- prove her con.
dnnoos residsnce snpen, and cultivation o. aid hnd,
Orchard, al Of Cnry, Dakota
$40 jim. cORBEr, Register.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-12-08


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sSS%
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= ! =
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~. .ne 9snes'o"n ave
us.' y sou.s u.1..'o'' n ,ue 1880
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psn.an a.. rss. 1880 -
p;sh,.na ps,s: a..,.M. s..s,s
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~ $3.50. =
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.-.cret.rv .nd 4 q McM;,l.n -
%:I.m.,,ovn w TT mn. ~ al. ord
n p po.sr. :, w.hns.aa 1890.
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,.,od.s.I - ..as.5 ~ .da,..a. =
.r..a,..;aa ds...s;.s. : :. .has..,s.
- n. aanv.n,,on .he $500,
shor,a q S,s;ds, - thss a,a,.n.i
...ndsrd 1917, q s,rv.vs Tha -,
o,,.;on .,ss ,,man;n,a,,.,, adon..d
Msssrs sna,,,d;na : = 90. 4oo,,n,v
,1a-a,, ~ p.,r,.;ah n.n.h,o,,.h - p.n,'
a. Wa.d = nssna ro-.-. .nS vo,L.,
- w.,.,. 1910 .naa;n.aa aamn;..s.
on order of business, and while the
committee was out the convention
l;...nod - w.,,. 80 .I.n,os,o,,n ~
-..d ,o,,a,. :,ad ..,a...n,. 80 .nd,...
ment from Representatives snider,
Dunnell and Comstock of Minnesota,
Governor.eleot Merriam, Thomas lowry
of Minneanolis. c4ov. Church. .Tudpe
Ro.e. De,eu.ta.a,sct Af.theus Dalepate
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-12-08
Fashionable D%ressmak,ng.

Mrs. w. H. Marsh is now prepared to
do all kinds OF fashionable dressmakinR.
at Hurst's old furniture store, corner Of
Fourth and Arnold. 2mos
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-12-08

Do not fail to call on. Miss Gilbert for
material for Clrlatmas gifts. sGtf.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-12-08

Lake Superior trout and oysters In
bulk ct F. w. Cockbnrn's market.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-12-08
GRADING ASSESSMENT.
MOI AVENUE.

Neaes u hersby givsn that the City Ensinsst bis
: Alsd with the City Auditor his ssssssnsent for street
gradisS asaiast the following lots or paresls Of lauds,
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1888-08-25
Fine leual Point.

ATLANTA, GA, Aug. 16.-Mrs. Annie
Gregg suspected her husband, J. r. Gregg,
of intimacy with other women. One morn
ing the husband missed a package OF let
ters and the next day he was served with
papers in divorce suit in which the let
ters did duty as principal witnesses. He
sued out possessory warrant for the let
ters. The wife's attorneys argued that a
wife could not steal from her husband.
Judge Landrum has hsd the case under
advisement for several days, and yester-
day decided that the wife had no right to
the letters and ordered their return to him.
The letters were in possession of the court
and are from different ladies, who wrote
gushingly to the husband.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1888-08-25
HORROR AT SEA.

Collision Between Atlantic Passenger
steamers--A Hundred Persons Perish.
NEW YoRK, Aug. 10.-The steamer Wie-
land, Of the Hamburg American Steam.
ship Line, has just brought news OF acoi-
lision of Sable Island between the Geiser
and Thingvalla Of the Thingvalla
Line, which occurred at four
O'Clock on the morning of August IA.
The Geiser sank in FIVE minutes after the
collision and 1906 persons were drowned.
The Thingvalla was SO disabled that she
had to put into Halifax after transferring
all her passengers to the Wieland. The
Geiser had eighty-six passengers aboard.
seventy-two OF whom were drowned or
killed in the collision, and fourteen were
taken first on the Thingvalla and then on
the Wieland. The Geiser's crew numbered
fifty seventeen were saved and thirty three
were drowned. Captain Moller, OF tho
Geiser, was among those saved. The pas
sengers Of the Thingvalla transferred to the
Wieland numbered 450. The Geiser left
this port on August II, bound for Stettin
The Thlngvalla was on her way to this
city, and was advertised to leave here on
August 25. A very heavy sea and n dense
fog were experienced through the night
and early morning Of August IA. tits said
an object could not be distinguished fifty
feet away by reason Of the fog. Stories differ
as to where the liability lies, IL not wholly
due to the fog and heavy sea; but the
Thingvalla struck the Geiser on the star
board side amidships, close on to four
O'Clock In the morning. The boats
then parted, and within five min
utes the Geiser sank. The crew Of the
Thingvalla did all they could to save the
Geiser's crew and passengers while still in
doubt as to whether the Thingvalla was
not dangerously disabled: but owing to
the heavy sea only thirty-orre were saved.
No. other vessel was near at tho time. The
Wieland, OH her way to this port, was ono
hundred miles away. At half-past eleven
O'Clock on the morning Of the 1Ath the
Wieland was sighted. Signs Of distress
were made by the Thingvalla, and a trans
fer Of passengers began. The sea was
then heavy, but no mishaps occurred in
| the transfer of passengers.