Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-09-13
GOSSIP AMONG GOTHAMITEs.
Sick Of the Ocean Waves.
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Nrw yopr sent.mhor 10 r,,. . ono n.v
immigrants in Castle Gardar toNd.v wsre a
were atjll seasIck Thev Ma ~, --svsd ~, ~.
steamships which came up the bav last night
and this morning, and had been terribly shaken
up by the storms Of yesterday and Tuesday.
Some were still so weak they could not walk.
Several have been put under medical treat
ment Among the 1000 steerage passengers on
the White Star liner Teutonic were a Mormon
elder and two new converts of the Latter Day
Saints. He said that company of 200 Morr
mons were preparing to come from England
and Wales to the United States In one Of the
Guioh line steamers. Most of the cabin pas
sengers on the feuronic, especially those in
clined to seasickness, found 1t necessary to
growi at the captains enthusiasm for quick
record TO SANDY HOOK. This enthusiasm led
him-to refuse to stop TOT either of two pilots
that were met NOT lar on tne Hook, 30 IS 20
save time. Wnen tne HOOK was reached after
oaik no p'ioe was W " .ounu 70 take tine boat
insiue' Anu . sne iAy ous a., nieht Ioinng ON tne
waves ine ieusonic sinie 70 tne HOOK was
odsys, nours anu "a nanuses. ms Is seven
westward voyage. among tne ieutonic pas
sense.o "elo a. ~ W. s1eeeai saslr man-
aso'' anu Is,J, ~ o.,'s.s' tn-
tvi,,;a ar . 80 Co,s.., lie. IIo ssepnen
Z" i'i'An'son' =" - AA1 o'o''' ''AH nay
IL 'ne ne'. MI. 1n..Auey n@u oniy Sanou
nlmseii tne heY. MI. MacAulsy' ne wouio NO"
De preaching 70 tne 1anaics. Il l. rrespyten-
ans Ior sz,oo year. as II - ne VIII commune .an
N. .
year Ing 'ama,ca riesoy 'o1iAn ~
pastor. oome weeAs ago sne n ey, s",,ns..
pastor OF q cnurcn IN DounuDroos' ue,isnsee
tnein Win an eioquent sermon. lney usclue1
to give MIN caii. AT supsequens cnuacn
meeting IL was oDlecteo .nas tne nev. nc
Auleys name was 100 irisn anu snouie 70
wltndraWn.In ooJectors"ere tne moneyeo men
OF the cnurcn. Inc only otner avaiiaDie canoi-
date was Rev. G. j. Young. OF ElDeron. NC
Auley is 30 years old, and clever; Young Is %
years old, and has seen his best days. AT lass
nights meeting lSS ballots were cast-SI Ior MI.
Young and 40 for Mr.. McAuley. MI. foungs
erickson showed his feeling against the new
shepherd by moving to reduce his salary to
$1,000 from 81 800 Thequestion was postponed
Dangerous weapon for Lunatic.
Family troubles and lack of money and work
unbalanced Oliver A. Samuelson's mind and
ruined his health. After giving him his coffee
in his room this morning his daughter Ada
started down stairs. She heard a step behind
her, and, turning around, saw her father fol-
lowing her with a revolver In his hand. She
screamed, and he fired at her. The shot en-
tered the wall two inches over her head. The
young woman ran down stairs with him after
fred another shot through the banisters. Just
then John Curley a young man who was visit
ing the owner of the house. rushed out with a
rayolvar in his hand and attamntad 10 oat nm
st,irs samne,son saw his head a. ba ascsndsd
and thinking that IL was his dangbter dis'
cboroed his waanor His aim was dsfectiva
boweyer Cnr,ev ratnrned the shot and con-
+;nned mn tba sta;rs AZ soon as be reacbsd